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"j.JVUTM MAIN
tra Free Stam p Offer
[Double Trading
Stamps
During
mihle Coffey Week
April 27 I» May 10
1 , 1 , Mir» Irre etnmp <>ff*r I»
.......rulin'•• nur coffee to Ï«
r il,,- llilnir* we hove nulil
3 i rr ,h rnilhle'l enffee,
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I'EltSONAI. SHOI'PING
T . i®*' 1 I none Cornell to
r fi'c'il -, of opportunity.
■, V ! lu " feature of the
■ von, ' T' ly W t0 taka
• 1,1 Purchase, along
EFFICIENCY
Tl'at is Our Motto.
e us first about your
And we will prove
1 -° u < ' ,a l this is the
truth.
i&ivtarva
, 'calTCo
J J - KELLEY, Mgr.
" ,4ol w 112 N. Main.
WV 1 D BRAIN 1 N
Ladies'
Tailor
^ Da) y Bank Bldg.
J - WALSH
["•»»1 DI.mu
I *» '® b »l«oc
BUTTE MILK DIRTY
DECURES EXPERT
A Government Inspector Finds
Dirt in Eight Out of
Ten Samples.
exutiiinoil
1 1 » Im moi nliig
b 1 i Ho
K'IVI'I nilM lil lii ML « \ |.I 1 |
In hull« on an
ItIHpi-' t loll
trip, wore l.
• und to contiilu
dirt. Th«
«xiimlrmt ion
* will (ontlnuo
lor two or
• hr«* du \* n
ml Hi« yoveri.
mont will
!.. tO|
lo IliHuro fuii'i
milk for Mutti« |< <•« >| » | « •
"The rhitn-< h nr« that milk dealer*
hfi« nr« Moiling milk iiml«r i i|eo,'' mid
Mr. Iloyt. II Ih pohnIIiI«« Midi und.-r
'XlMtlllK *umlltlO|»H llftthlM llllty M'll
milk n.t 10 rents p«r f|ijnrt. nml make u
I't ol'lt, hut I H«i Inm 1 duuht It."
Mr. Iloyt n:ijM that If pun* milk I»*,
oldnI iumI |u Mutt«, th« number «»f
il«uthM a mo DK Ih« Mutt« hnhhm will d«
kiiiiihii materially
"I »I ft In milk In tli« grciitept
of liilM
•a.'' Ik
mu Id. "Dirt
,i i in t
Ih« K«*n
IM Hull
kill off hi« ||t|In
om-M
II If
«Il M V
for dalrytm-n t «>
keep
milk > !•
III lllii
tlu.-i « Ih no i-xni
M« for
filthy n
IIU."
Ar< or
ling lo
Mr. Hoyt, Il Ih «
hi A )
n for j
eo,,|e
iT Hutto tu pu.y
. !■ •
«enta m
• I« foi
a (pmrt of Imby
food
than It
will b«
fur th«m to in y
many
rlullarM and suffer many
when th« haht«M dl«.
UNDERTAKERS.
A («OST A Th« funeral of Mrs. Hone
Aem.ta will tali« pi nee at Sherman 7k
Reed'* funeral chapel tomorrow < Fri
day) morning at 9 oVloek, then«« to
Sa«r«fl Heart «hui «h, where a high
mass will I«* offered for I hr repose of
her non I at 9:30. Iiit«rin«iit will take
pi««« in Holy t'.roiM rcinetrry.
MILLIGAN 'l'h« remain* of Jo*cph
II. Milliran are at Sherman Tfc lt««d'i
undertaking parlor?». Notice of fun«rul
later
IfAIUWNGTON At th« renidene« of
hin nintiT, Mm. Janie* MrG.arthy, 719
Kant Summit slr««t, April 29. 1917,
•leremiah J. Harrington. Beeide* hin
afi 1er M m M ( lai t n j. ha lea va one
hrnth«r, IMiil Harrington of Hutte, Hat
rick of Hon Angel«*, (ail. and * I *t e r,
Mr*. John Reagan «if Hnllaiidle, Win
'l'h« fun«ral will take place at the resi
dence, 719 Kant Summit street, at a
time lo he announced later.
MeNAl.I.V The funeral of James
McNally will lie held at 9 o'clock Sat
urday morning, proceeding from the
home of Ms sinter Mrs. Burke, 215
North WV-hlngton ntr««t. to St. Pat
rick'* church, where a high mans will
be celebrated at 9:30 o'clock. Inter
ment in tin* Holy Cron* cemetery.
SHERMAN & REED
Undertaker« and Fmhtlmem
A of «mobil« and C arrlar* Kqalpmenl
1*1-133 Fail Broadway
Phonal S7 and 33
RAY- Andrew ('.. Bay, aged 52 yearn,
died early thl* morning. The body Ih
at Richard*' parlor* and will he re
moved later to the family residence,
302 Went Aluminum street Funeral
announcement will appear In later pa
per*.
WARRKN James Warren, aged II
years, died thin morning at the family
residence, fi2l East Front street. The
body wan removed to Rleharda* par
lors. Time and place of funeral will
appear in later paper*.
JOSEPH RICHARDS, Inc.
Warrlnrton Rleharda, Pre*. and Mgr.
Funeral Dirertora and Fmhalm»ra
15-19 South Montana St.
Phone 397
MrAI'I.KY The funeral of the late
John A. Mi-Aulev will Iky held at the*
honte of Mr*. Clara McAtiley, 899 Fast
Broadway, tomorrow afternoon nt 2
o'clock. Interment in Mount Moriah
cent et er*-. Automobile*.
MORGAN The arrangements for the
funeral 4 ;f the late Joseph Patrick
Morgan have not been completed. The
remain* are nt the Daniels A Bilbo a
undertaking parlors. Funeral announce
ment will he made later.
PRICE The funeral of the late Levi
Price will he held at the Daniel* &
Bllboa funeral chapel tomorrow after
noon at 3:30 o'clock. Interment In
Mountain View cemetery. Automobiles.
We wish to expr«--* OUT heartfelt
thanks to our neighbors and friends
for the kindness and sympathy ex
tended ns during our recent bereave
ment In the death of our beloved wife
?md mother. Mrs. Maw Rvmes
Mr. WILLIAM B. BYRNES and Family.
DANIELS A RIL BOA
Un *nd Fmhatmer*
*atn*noblU «nd Tarrlar* Fqntnni*i»l
Phone 3«a. 4*3 «oath Main St
R**lriene* Phon* 5822-J.
Office AIwht« Ooea
HAMMOND—At the family home. 307
West Park *treet, Ann Fliza. wife of
Dr. J. S. Hammond, aged 85 years 7
month*, died early thi* (Thursday»
morning. Funeral private. Friends
are requested to please omit flower*.
SMITH Willard G„ the 9-nionth-old
son of Mr. and Mr*. George Smith of
401 Shields avenue, died last night.
Funeral private, thi* afternoon. Inter
ment in Mount Moriah cemetery.
SAM R. WHITE
n^al Director and Embalm**
129 Sooth Main Street
Bell Phone 311
LARRY DUGGAN
Reliable Undertaker and Embalm**
322 North Main Str**K
Ball Phon* 7 *'
...THE.....
Butte College
of Music
• I* K KM K NTH
Prof. Ernest II
owe
Piano R coital
AM «1.-4 IT I» It Y
CiLO. At. NANSOMK
Friday Evening
Apr.! 27
AT Kit. HT fi t UH K
—A T -
St. John's Parish House
I OKNiat lllfOAIIWAY AM. IDAHO
PUOfiRAM
I'l.lo.l- ..II,
Yo
Mr Ki
< 1.1
Violin OWtiti*U>. M> John MmoI«/,
Th* Humn
Hcharxtno. opus IH M<*xk<»w*kl
CoiiNolntlon In I) fist l.lioit
Hpiiitiloif Hc«n«f from the "1 lying
Wnit net LI /i
Mf ii.w
Iditf hronfi"
Until
Raqultm
Where t|»«* Linden» itloom
Luprln. LitpMKnol,
M< ffo
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According to Miss Rankin, the
President's Plan Hasn't !
a Chance.
I
That the m leetive conm.rlption hill j
ha« not a » hau«« to puMs In th« houno !
waa th« Impreaalon riven hint night
In a telfgrarn r«'«lv«d hy th« Mutt«
Psm If# ll«nlf- MO' Dity from t'ongi«**
woman J«anett« fiankln, whl«h road*
an followa:
"I have heard of no • »n« In the houna
who in Hupporting the j r«Mldeni n < on
Mcrlptlon hill. Ijf> you wlah me tff
Stand alone fur thl*?
**J KA N KTTB HA NK IN."
In roply to the t«i«grarri the Pun
Hellenic *ent the following rn«MHug«
"Heferrlngr to your wir»; of even !
dato, wa hellfjv« conacrlptlon to h«
democratic and otherwlx* rJglit lr i
principle. We truat you will Htand ;
alone for it If neoe.***ry.
"Mutte Pan-Hellenic Ho< lety,
"F. A .Silver, H«<-retary "
A aim liar telegram wan received
from MI«h Rankin hy th« Mutte Rotary
club.
Ml»« Rankin'« statement that ahej
known of no on« in the hou*e favoring
the prenldent'a plan come» an a dt»
tlnct aurprlHe In Butte and !h dire# t|y
opponlte from the reporta that have
been coming to Mutte through the
inf lated pr«HH. **
<'ongr«H*man Oardner, according to
th« "A. IV," entlmate.* that the con*
icrlptlon Mil will pa«.* by a vota D f j
287 to 118. .
Until noon there wa« no anawer to
the second telegram s«nt to the wom
an congre«« member.
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BUTTE BUTO PIRÎÏ IS RUN
(Continued from Pag« On*.)
Traparinh was sitting beside him on
the front Heat. Mrs. Langley wa* on
the aide of th« car struck by the train
and Ralph waa sitting In the far cor
ner of the big touring car and «««aped
without a scratch though all of them
W'«re badly «haken up and suffered
from the shock
According to the m«ae«r word of the
accident received in Butte it appeared
that Mrs. Langley was rushing to
Nimrod to catch a train to Potomac.
They approached the crossing on a
curve, when the locomotive was upon
them and crashed into the front of
the automobile, .«mashing the radiator
and wrecking the front of the car.
Physicians at the hospital said today
that all would recover. They were
brought to the hospital at 10 o'clock
last evening.
Mr. Gilman is well known to auto
Ists of Butte. He Is one of the best
known auto repair experts in Mon
tana and is «Iso noted for his ability
in hanging automobiles on the road
under all conditions. His presence or
mind, when he saw that a disaster
v as Imminent, in turning the car away
from the onrushing train probably
saved the lives of the party, as other
wise the machine would probably have
been ground under the wheels of the
locomotive.
EVER NOTICE IT?
Busy Man—Give me Green eleven
hundred
Operator — Green dnuble-one-dou—
ble-O?
Busy Man—Yes. that's It.
One hour later.
Busv Man—Give me Green double
one-double-O.
Operator Orenn eh »n hundred?
Busy Man -Yes. that's l
CITE WILL EMPLOY
SPECIIL WEBS
Municipality Will Pay for De
fense of Pafrn'mcn Carl
son and Brady.
I l*v
Hp««l«| attorney* will »
'»'« city or Mutt« to defend I' .i,
Brady and ('arlnoti, who ai<- <
hi an Information i « - » « - 1 T 1 1 y I d I., Ih
y of killing M
! wa v
during lb« |
»ro««HH or ( on -.
a i real
i Friction
existed (hiiliig
nlMhi
M eoiiur 11 m
««ting tu t ■ - n
Allot
in V John hr »
m ■ «Id and
«ni 1
'It y A 1 lut liny
Torn I.« o*
1 A«(
•'(ling »0 til«* city iif for i.<
Hiv'h
I* gill foff «4
hint rif» m o hm if
»«pi*
H-nt th« « 1 1 y
1 -
if« .|
«dared that
such M Ulli, JC
mad«
hy the to
filler clt .'•',!
John
V Dw.er, ||<
nw Judge or Dm
» » let.
court.
All
"n«v Long
disagreed v. .tli
nay, cliiJinliig ifi,
"f Um offl« em Ih elf , I, in#
■ 1 thi ■ I ittornt
• ho fa-.« Mr. laiUK mild if,.»
' "'iiu-ll d«* ld«d a N|ii-«tal atton
n< < '•minr y lu. V. Il wHITro-l v ». ,
orm . to < 1 «f. nd the men Tm • -,
to them or to th* f lty
Th« couti' ll voted tf> gl
a ut h'iflt y |o hlr« attmneYH »-, .
th* officer*.
An » xlermlon of 30 da «, u ■ ^ ■ t
th« Butte Klactrlc und Lipj.iy
Daily •## c<«mp|«t* »tu v.#.rk of ,i
Ing Ui« Weal Mrondway llgf.iii.p
Mu
»•l«ci W II Malf.li« nil«,,,I
nlgtit'H meeting or th« « 1 *
mn RECITS KHVF
BEEN SECURED FOR M
onttniied from L
Th« total fl«Mlr* d Ajrtl 1 ?
army to Hn war ntnngU
300,000, wan 133,39*1 Th«*«
not In» ludo ih* rn* ri who
• tie na tlf.na .1 guard
! Khuhun
j Georgia
fflaho
! N'«t,rank»i
j Mtf-hlgan
M'allfornt»
i I h. rid«
Vflaaoorf
j Wvofntnc
i Pen nayl van la
j Mfiotarin
j I olowlog la ttr
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f »r«gf>ri .........
I Indiana ........
j I'tab ..........
! Ullnola .......
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j Ml»ala«lppl
. Virginia
Inland
Houlalana .....
Oklahoma
fflsi of f'nlum
Wnahlngton
New York .
i New Jf-mey,.
j W V'lrgfnla. ..
Connecticut
jSouth Dakota
i Minneaota
Ohio
Tenne*H«e . ..
Mf»«HnohtJH*ttn
A labama ...
Maine ........
A rfzona
4 Zc.n
3 7*2
498
ii
4.122
1 084
Arkamia* .....3 148
N Carolina... 4412
*5 Carolina ... 2 030
Wlaconatn ... i 083
Dakota. . . 1 154
r FTampahlre 830
ew Mexico. ... r 'i
Maryland ..... 2, "'»9
Delaware ..... 404
Vermont ...... ?10
SOUTH SIDT NOTES
Htaple and fan# y groceries; prompt
delivery. Taylor Grocery, 1333 Harri
son avenue. Phone 1031.—Adv.
A considérât! <n of the means and
advisability of planting gardens on the !
south side will he f he main theme for
dis«ussion at the meeting tonight of
the South Hide B *er$ in the Boule
vard fire hail. With the decision of
the water compare to make no charge j
for water used in gardening and with
the addition». announcement made :
by the re., '«eta»« empan le« that land
would b~ made a «liable for planting
potatoes, onion* *r.d other vegetable«,
a large amount of land w'l! probably
t/« put Into cultivation. Many acre* of
iand are lying Idle on the southwest
section of town, most of which is fairly !
good soil. Mernh-:* of the Boosters'
club are thinking of changing the
name of their * rganizatton from the
Montana Avenue «nd South Park Ad- |
dition Booster*' club to the Southwest
club The name has become confusing
because of the large number of ad- !
dition* recently ud^ed to the south
side. A flnan- secretary and four
additional trustees will probably be
elected tonight.
Dwight Graves of 1029 South Utah 1
avenue, who was operated on recently {
for appendicitis, i* improving.
John Keefe of Bozeman is a guest 1
this week at the home of Mrs. J. J
O'Connor, 1101 South Arizona street. j
Mrs J I) Luders of Florence avenue
ar.d Man i» «treet entertained trte j
Golden Rod Birthday club yesterday |
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GRÀFONOLA 5 and DOUBLE-DISC
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id
afternoon at her home. Grochetlr
'«nd fancy work w«re the means
f
by a lunch&oa served by the hostess.
Nineteen students, fourteen boys an*,
five giris. will graduate from the Mon
roe school this spring The class h u
chosen a" its color* red. white a r.r
blue, and has chosen the motto
"Obedience to f^w In Liberty.**
"Grandma 1 Andrus of 327 Ho ulk Ari
zona street Is 111 at her home
Mrs. William Dunstan of 1745 Whit
man avenue is reported to be ill at her
home
Mr«. J J. O'Connor entertained
cards Tuesday night at her home, 1191
South Arizona street.
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eafe^y 'adder. 24 in:hes
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