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) AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY (
BUTTE AUTOMOBILE CO.
Phone 610
15 East Galena Street
CADILLAC
CHALMERS
CHEVROLET
DODGE
FORD
SILVER BOW MOTOR CAR CO.
Phone 754
Park and Idaho Streets
MONTANA AUTO & GARAGE CO.
Phone 996
Broadway at Arizona
FRANKLIN
MERCER
SILVER BOW AUTO
MOBILE CO.
Phone 688
53 East Broadway
ATWATER & WILLIAMS
After March 15th
51 West Granite
State Agents PARA TIRES
OVERLAND
—THE—
OVERLAND ALBEE
COMPANY
836 W. Galena Phone 229
PIERCE ARROW
SILVER BOW
AUTOMOBILE
CO.
53 E. Broadway
Phone 688
REO
MOTOR CAR DISTRIBUTING CO.
Agents for the Hal " Twelve"
108 E. Broadway. Phone 1837.
STUDEBAKER
FASEL AND
ROBISH
Phone 552
125 S. Main St.
VELIE
SHAUGHNESSY & RALPH
Maxwell Agents
13 N. Arizona. Phone 995.
WHITE
SHERMAN & REED
133 East Broadway
Phone 57
CHAS. DEACON, Salesman
WINTON SIX
HERBERT S. RILEY, Inc.
Dealer
22 E. Quartz—Phone 238.
MONTANA AUTO &
GARAGE CO.
Phone 996
Broadway at Arizona
MONTANA MOTOR
SALES CO.
119 South Montana St.
Agents for Oakland 6-8's
Phone 256
I
L. H. STANHOPE
Phone 1688
215 S. Main St.
$1,985 F. O. B. FACTORY
77k« Aluminum Six with Magnetic Gear Shift
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE CO.
Phone 688. 53 East Broadway, Butte, Mont.
MARMON "34"
The Scientifically Built Light-Weight Car
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE CO.
Phone 688
53 East Broadway.
Butte, Mont.
WINTON SIX TAKES MAYOR
ON A BREATHLESS RIDE
Big Car Travels 76 Miles an
Hour in a Test Run Along
the Five Mile Road. High
way Cleared and Demon
strator Given Every Chance.
Mayor W. H. Maloney and Chief
of Police J. J. Murphy yesterday aft
ernoon "enjoyed" the fastest automo
bile ride of their lives in testing: out a
big Winton Six being considered as a
police car. The machine made 76
miles an hour, with Charles Dameron,
Winton service man. at the wheel.
About 25 people distributed along the
road from the Bungalow to the Five
Mile house witnessed the remarkable
demonstration. Dr. W. C. Matthews,
city physician, snapped the speeders
with his special speed camera as they
flew past.
Word went out. among the Butte au
tomobile dealers that the police de
partment wanted the fastest car in
Butte for its work. Lou Stanhope,
Montana dealer, and William Mathew
son. district sales representative of the
Winton company, called at the mayor's
office yesterday afternoon and prom
ised to show at least 70 miles for the
Winton.
City Attorney George D. Toole, who
acompanied the party, dropped off at
the Bungalow to warn people along the
road that the fast car was coming.
Within the first 100 yards, from a
standing start, the Winton got up a
Sliced of 40 miles an hour. Mayor
Maloney, holding Ills hat with both
hands, watched the indicator on the
speedometer travel aroung the face
of the dial, wlille lie announced the
PROTESTANT CHURCHES
dm
• following special musical pro
will be rendered under the di
>n «if William Tretheway, organ
n the Grace Methodist Episcopal
h, corner Second and Arizona
streets, tomorrow*. Mr. Tretheway is
well-known musician of Butte and
as recently been engaged as orgar.lst
»r the new pipe organ installed in the
irace church some weeks ago.
MORNING.
Prelude, "Communion in F," J. Lem
mens.
Offertory, "Träumerei," R. Schu
nunn.
Solo. Mrs.
Post lu de,
Flavel.
B. K. Wheeler.
"Allegro Vivace,
EVENING.
rYdUjgio ,-Expressive
Prelude. "
aye Merkel
offertory, "Pastorale," Kullak.
Sol«*, Matt Webber.
Postlude in "E Flat," Edward Ba
tiste.
First Baptist church. Broadway and
Montana street; Charles A. Cook, pas
tor--Sunday, June 3: 11 a. m., 'The
Pre-Eminent Christ." 8 p. in.. "True
Patriotism and Christian Loyalty";
this will be a discussion of registra
tion and conscription. Bible school at
30. Devotional for young and old
7 p. in: topic, "Confidence and How
I to Get It."
First Church of Christ. Scientist,
Woman's club building, corner Park
street and Clark avenue—-Services on
Sunday at 11 n. m. and x p. m. Sub
ject, "Ancient and Modern Necroman
cy, Alias Mesmerism and Hypno
tism. Denounced." Sunday sch«*ol at
12:15 p. m. Wednesday evening testi
monial meeting at 8 o'clock. Reading
rooms open daily except Sundays
and holidays from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m
Rooms 86 and 87 f« urth floor of the
Owsley block. Telephone 849. All
are welcome.
race Methodist Episcopal church.
1er Second and Arizona streets. J.
j H. Mitchell, pastor; residence 715 East
Second street- Preaching by the pas
tor at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday
school at 12:30, Walter Kinney, super
intendent. Epworth league at 7 p. m.
St. John's Episcopal church. Idaho
and Broadway, the Rev. C. F. Chap
man. rector Celebration of the holy
communion at 8 a. m. Morning prayer
and sermon at 11 o'clock. Sunday
school at 12:20 p. m. Evening prayer
iand sermon at 7:20 o'clock.
St. Andrew's chapel, Centerville, the
Rev. R. J. Jensen in charge— Sunds
ohool at 2:30 p. m. Evening pray«
and sermon at 7:30 o'clock.
St. Mark's Lutheran church. Silver
and Montana streets. M. Hudtloff, pas
tor; residence 221 South Montana
street -Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m
The English confirmation will occur
in the morning. English services also
in the evening. The lord's supper
be administered. Sunday school
! 9:45' a. m.
I Emanuel Lutheran church. Montana
{ and Silver streets. D. N. Anderson,
j pastor; residence 315 South Dakota
I street —Regular services on Sunday in
the morning In English at 10:45 and
in the evening In Swedish at R o'clock
Sunday school at 12:15 p. m. Wel
come.
Unity Methodist Episcopal church,
Meaderville Preaching and Sunday
school at 11 a. m.: subject of sermon,
"Heaven." Epworth league at 6:30
p. m.. M. H. Bolitho. president. Patri
otic service at 7:30. The church will
I be decorated and patriotic hymns will
: be sung. Subject of dis«ourse, a quo
tation from President Wilson, "Amer
ica once more has opportunity to show
the world that she was born to serve
mankind." Everybody welcome. W.
H. Paseoe, pastor.
Gold Hill Lutheran church. 51 West
Copper street—The Rev. F. A. T. Cor
neliussen will preach Sunday morning
at 11 o'clock and in the evening at 8
o'clock. You are cordially invited to
attend these meetings. Sunday school
at 10 a. m.
speed to the ones in the back seat.
Chief Murphy's cigar was completely
blown away by the wind raised by the
tremendous speed of the car.
"Seventy-five!" shouted the mayor.
Dr. Matthews snapped as the car
passed by. He declared that through
the camera he caught a flash of some
thing passing and pressed the bulb.
"With a car of this speed we'll catch
anything in Butte in the way of auto
bandits," said the chief at the con
clusion of the wild ride.
It was noticed by the members of
the party that despite the great speed
the Winton held the road and trav
eled smoothly.
Mayor Maloney at the conclusion of
the demonstration complimented the
driver and wanted to sign him up im- |
mediately as one of the city's chauf
feurs.
"It's the fastest I've traveled yet
and if I know? anything about it I'll i
never go as fast again.'' said the j
mayor after he got his breath. j
The Big Six Winton that was used j
for the demonstration is r stock car j
without any special features making j
for extraordinary speed. The car is j
a last year's model and has already j
done nearly 20,000 miles.
Mr. Stanhope is pushing the Light
Six Winton in Butte as the ideal fam
ily car. This machine is sturdy, eco
nomical and can do a speed of better
than 65 miles an hour. It has proved
one of the most popular and beautiful
cars ever shown here. A recent con
signment of four cars has already
been placed In this city and the Win
ton aggregation is now keeping the
wires hot in the effort to land a sec
ond consignment of seven passenger
touring cars and roadsters for Butte.
Mountain View A
church, Montana a
the Rev. George D
Glass meeting at 9:
service at 11 a. m.
dhodist Episcopal
id Quartz streets.
Wolfe, minister—
5 a. m. Preaching
Sunday school at
12:30 p. m. Epvvorth league at 7 p. m.
8
to
vhen the officers for the coming year
vill be installed. Leader, Dr. Wolfe.
Evening service at 8 o'clock.
Silver Bow Park Methodist Episco
pal church, W. H. Paseoe, pastor—
Sunday school at 11 a. m. Epworth
league at 6:30 p. m. Preaching at
7:30 by the Rev. J. B. Penhall.
Lowell Avenue Methodist church, the
Rev. C\ A. Rexroad, pastor—Sunday
school at 10 a. m. At 11
stend of the preaching service, the
children of the Sunday school will pre
sent a program. Usual services in the
evening.
Mount Bethel Methodist Episcopal
church, 1609 North Main, G. J. Ste
phens. pastor— Morning service at 11,
sermon by the pastor; class meeting
12 noon; Sunday school at 2:30 p. m.;
Epworth league at 6:30 p. m.; evening
service at 7:30, sermon by Lee Haves,
aiftT special singuiÄ.Ü iw :>Me • Hoir.
Everybody welcome.
Wesley chapel, 1000 Talbot avenue,
G. J. Stephens, pastor- -Morning serv
ice at 11, sermon by W. J. Vtgus; Sun
day school at 2:3u p. m.; evening serv
ice at 7;30. A special baptismal serv -
ice and sermon by the pastor. Every
body welcome
Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal
church, Alaska and Copper streets,
Hlegaard. pastor—Regular
inday at 11 a. in. and 8 p. m.
Friday evening, prayer meeting. All
Scandinavians are cordially invited.
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
hurch, Idaho and Galena, R. H. Lew
elling. pastor- Morning theme, ' Relig
ious Ideals the Pattern of Life." Eve
ning theme. "The Prodigal Son." Sun
day school at 12:15 p. m. Epw<
league. 7:15 p. m.
First Presbyterian church, E.
Groeneveld, minister—Morning ser vice
at 11 o'clock; Sunday school at 12:30
I». m.; young people's meeting
p m.: evening service at 8 o'clock.
Central Presbyterian church, l'tali
and First, the Rev. O. W. Thomas,
pastor Morning sermon 11 o'clock,
subject. "The Bread of Life." Eve
ning sermon. 8 o'clock, subject, "Deliv
ered From the Guilt."
Christian church (Shortridge Me
morial), Washington and Mercury.
Walter M. Jordan. minister—Bible
school and morning worship at 11
o'clock. "The Preacher and Ills Goal"
is the theme for the morning sermon.
Evening song service and sermon at 8
'clock; the theme is "The Living
Word.
People's Community church, Harri
son avenue, ««pposite Majors street,
Lawrence A. Wilson, minister; phones
3940W und 5715J—Subject at 11 a. m.,
"Why Can a Loving God Permit Tor
nadoes ?" Sunday school at 12:15
P m At 8 p. ni. Mr. Wilson will speak
on a subject suggested by the Liberty
loan movement, "Money and Man
hood."
Welsh church. Dakota and Alu
minum streets Services Sunday at 11
a. m in English. Evening service at
7:30 o'clock in Welsh. The Rev
W. Evans will preach at both services.
Ail Welsh people are specially invited
to attend.
I-irst Baptist church, Broadway and
Montana. Charles A. Cook, pastor- At
It a. m.. "Tiie Pre-eminent Christ,
8 p. m. f "True Patriotism and Chris
tian Loyalty." This will be a discus
sion of registration and conscription.
Bible school at 12:30 p. m. Devotional
services for young and old at 7 p. m.
topic, "Confidence and How to Get It.'
Bethel Baptist chuhch. Idaho and
Mercury streets; Emmet B. Reed,
minister—At 11 n. m. an illustrated
bread sermon to the children,
p. m. "Paying the Price" will be the
subject of the sermon. These services
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Open Cars
$2685 <o
$3500.
Closed Cars
$3000 to
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A ND IF you are in the slightest doubt as to ■
one you like most, or which will retain its
longest, or which is best for any particular J
of body—if there is any question whatever that expert!!
can answer, let our art department serve you. 1
We have a staff of color specialists, long skilled in®]
ating combinations of unusual and enduring beauty anil
thoroughly versed in the tone effects of the automobi *
art. Their skill is at your service, gratis. It will bed
pleasure for them and for us to help you to a happy d
cision. Simply telephone or drop us a line.
There has never before been such a demand for the!
magnificent Winten product in Butte. We are demon.!
strating the finest cars ever seen here, family cars of thj
touring body type, roadster and Cloverleaf.
The Winton service is the most comprehensive everotj
fered to an automobile buyer in this city.
We do not sell Winton cars on talk or promises, life j
will demonstrate every feature of automobile efficiency!
and comfort to your complete satisfaction.
so nM ÿdu ednterhplate the o'Wrietehip of a luxurious auto-1
mobile at the present moderate cost let us communicatij
with you before the war tax on Thotor cars goes into e
feet, as: there is bound to be an incr
vrnMitï I « ■
increase in price.
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•lose the revival and the Rev. Mr.
Cohron will preach morning and eve
iing. The public is cordially invited.
Swedish Baptist church, 730 East
Park street, A. Johnson Stormans, pas
tor; phone G248J—Sunday school and
morning worship at 10:30 o'clock, with
classes for ali, V. Stormans, superin
tendent. Evening services at 8 o'clock,
with the pastor speaking. The Lord's
«upper will be administered after the
sermon.
Theosophical society—"The Occult
Significance of the Life Fluid" will be
the subject of a paper to be read by
Emily T. Lostin Sunday evening at
8:15 at Room 102 Lewisohn block.
Everybody is cordially Invited.
Swedish Mission church, Dakota and
Porphyry streets, the Rev. O. Bern
hard Olson, minister—Sunday school
at 10 a. m., with a class for you. Morn
ing sermon at 11 o'clock. Young peo
ple's meeting at 6:30 p. m. Evening
servîtes at B o'clock. A warm welcome
awaits you.
Emanuel Preabyterial church, cor
ner of Galena and Gaylord streets—
The Rev. R. G. Williams will preach;
vices to begin at 8 o'clock. Public
invited.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints Services at Scandia hall,
*39 South Main street. Sunday school
at 11 a. m. Tuestlmony at 1 p. m.
Preaching services at 7:^0 p. m.
erybody welcome.
HARD WORK FOR WOMEN.
It is a question If women doing
men's work deserve particular sympa
thy. for It Is doubtful If there is any
work that Is harder than every-day
housework. Overwork tells on the
kidneys, and when the kidneys are af
fected one looks and feels older than
the sotual years. Mrs. A. O. wells,
R. R. 6, Rocky Mount, N. C., writes:
"I cannot praise Foley Kidney Pills
enough for the wonderful benefit I
have derived from their use for a
short while." For sale by Newbro
Drug Co.
FOOEY!
He was a spendthrift, was Hank
Health,
He didn't make a hit;
For first the dura fool rolled in
wealth.
And then rolled out of it.
CATHOLIC CHURCHES
June 3—Trinity Sunday.
June 4—St. Francis.
June 5—St. Boniface.
June 6 -St. Norbert.
June 7—Corpus Christi.
June 8—Under the octave
June 9—Under the octave.
June 10 — Solemnity of
Christi.
ST. LAWRENCE S.
The following high masses were said
during the week: Monday, for a spe
cial intention; Tuesday, for the mem
bers of the Purgatorial society;
Wednesday, at 7:30, for Lawrence Ab
bott and deceased members of the
family; and at 8 o'clock, for Charles
and Mrs. Charles O'Brien; Friday, for
Mrs. Catherine Shea, second anniver
sary, and deceased members of the
family,.
Tomorrow, the first Sunday of the
month, is the communion Sunday for
the members of the Holy Angels' so
dality. who will receive holy com
munion in a body at the 9:30 o'clock
mass. i
A very successful <*ard party was
given by the ladies last evening at the
A O. H. hall.
Rev. Father Cotter, formerly of
Texas, has been appointed assistant at
St. Lawrence's parish. Father Cotter
is from Ireland and has been in Texas
for some time. He recently came to
Montana for his health and for a few
months, while the pastor, Father Daly,
was away on sick leave, he attended
to the duties of the Deer Lodge parish.
ST. PATRICK'S.
The following masses were said dur
ing the week: Monday, anniversary
for Patrick C. Walsh; Tuesday, for
John J. Shea and for Mr. and Mrs.
Buhler; Wednesday, Mrs. Annie Leon
ard and family, and for Louis Zobel;
Thursday, Mrs. David Walker; Friday,
for Geoffrey Lavell, first anniversary,
and this morning, in honor of our
Lady of Lourdes, for all the people.
B. R. Seelos and Miss Marie
Gregovich were married yesterday
morning by Rev. Father Lambertus.
They were accompanied by John
Schuh and Miss Ma¥y Taylor. The
witnesses to the wedding were mar
ried immediately afterwards, making
the affair a double fraction, and the
first married couple aqied as the wit
nesses.
Wednesday, John Monahan and Miss
Wilma
« hapman, both of Ad
were
na riled
by Father LoN
The w
itne^e?
were Albert A j
and Miss Th«*r
a Thiesea *
Bisli
op Carroll is txpectMlj
Butte
on Mond
IV.
The
collet-iion last Saw
taken
up for
the hoi fo'-W
people
were g
nerous In thefcl
lions.
The collection if **■
"Peter
s Pence
' and if tu«* 1
every
Catholic
church in tk»
States
on the
-a me day
The promoters <>f the
Sacred Heart will receive WJ
munion in a body tomorrow
at the 8 o'clock mass.
Thursday evening, J«»*
novena, in honor of the Saf s
will open nt this church it ^
and all members of the pin»
quested to attend. -
All the parishioner? and «-J
llles (luring the noven» «» f
crated to the Peered
and it is hoped that j
large attendance during
tions each evening.
RUSSIAN WORKMEN
demand_highem
Petrograd nia DmdanljJ
Representatives of the
the Donetz coal and
glon have demanded a 1
of 250 rubles a tnoottv 1
sented their demand? at
with the assistant nu ™* M
who was d( legated
settlement of the a i
the district. The
sedatives declared that
tinned représente ^
of living for a family
Prior to the war ^
was equivalent to
American m one> ■
Worm* Make CbiMrt»^
Children a««"*"» ,«i <
dull and and«!
often grind th<lr , jour*«!
sleep, being a ««*%,** I
to their P««" ' n*4
Killer la a mild .a
candy tablet *
uke . Promptb-Jt* (roo ee l
removes the » an< j W»*'
Irregular apptd'" plaf ^
ment, lack of inter' lleTt yt*l
signs of worm».
this burden. At an 4
Adv.