The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 7

THE DAILY LAKE KAUSPKI A MONTANA UifiAV OCTOBER 1013 Could Not Solemnize Marriages Prior to 1705 Presbyterian minis ters were not vested with authority to perform marriage ceremonies in North Cnrnllmi Cannot Dissolve Mercury There are no liquids that dissolve" mercury without destroying its meta) He properties Tommy Hamilton and His Music ive ReaLLive Wires Well Heated Hall Grids 10c Jitdio 10c ATTACK TOWN MAKALE REPORT I (Continued from pm 1) rnuchlng liern today tated the mor 1 ill of Italian Holdlers on the nmith ern front was low becnitso of racking fever: Huff red in the Ogmlen des tert and dilllculi ies In tlie terrain I Dispatches Inted an Italian IM'Ywho landed his airplane I Ethiopian lines was captured near' indo niter hln companion was Itiib by a crocodile While a 1 1 ai I i to fiord a swollen stream The emperor ordered the massing og Itiitouu Ethiopian troops In the Holo region in expei tntion of an Italian advance from Italian Son: 1 allhind it was understood the Ethiopian Strategy contemplates the laptiire of i Island Parkl Sat Nite Oct 19: iDANCE! I at Old Time Dance I HALL an attack in the north and then anEthiopian advance from Dolo ueross Italian Somaliland to Mogadiscio ll The government has placed an or del for TOD IH'b rifles and ammttnl (Over Pearce Drug Store) Every Saturday Night Door Prize Gents 40c Ladies 10c Music By EARL ORCHESTRA loor Manager Harry Brown Ticket Harold Hansman Dancing Starts 8:30 Sharp EVERYBODY WELCOME 7 DR LDeVORE Veterinary Surgeon Surgery Medicine Dentistry I Dogs and Cats I havc had 2(i years experience at Bozeman Ollico ami residence 570 Sec ond Avenue East North Prices Reasonable PHONE 401 I CALLS DAY OR NIGHT lion with a Belgian firm I Ethiopians Move Xorlh i Asmara Eritrea Oct is ((') Olli inis said Imlay 100111)0 Ethiop inn cavalrymen mud infantrymen! I I under Ras Deidn llemtii are moving north from lie Polo region on the1harder of Italian Somaliland hoping' cut off Italian troopn who have Classed the Shiheli river I They said Itas I'esta I'emtn ap patently hopes to meet the Ethlop Han Kan Nasibu who was reported Io' bi marching south from Harar 'about 100 miles from the border ot British Somaliland mid then loin 10000 'Ethiopians who were report ed concentrating for an attack on iGerlogubi about 300 miler north east of Dole which the Italians ar: reported to hold I Military observers report the Ethl opians hope to launch an over helming surprise attack on the of General Rmlolfo Graziani which has been att mipting to flush into the interior i (Onicers said however the Italians are not worried because the Italian air force hus been accurately ohserv or Better Cleaning Winter Coats plain cleaned and pressed Sfid ur trimmed Suits cleaned and pressed 6 5e Kalispell Tailoring 115 Main St Phone 2 ini the movements of the enemy mill General Graziani's army will be Italian aviators have reported Ethiopian soldiers roll in the mud whenever they hear airplane motors hrping to camouflage themsclvns The aviators assert this ruse turn ARMY GOODS STORE Dealers in shoes breeches stag shirts blankets pack sacks Traps per Nelson pack boards under wear sleeping bags tents tar paulins canteens desert water bags ammunition 2:13 Main St Kalispell Mont been only partially olfcctive and that they believe they have a fairly ac curate record of the advancing mud colored army A dispatch received today said three important Ethiopian leaders were reported concentrating their forces in the Makala district it has long been predicted that there Machine Works 01 i SOY PrN Wil MACIIIXT WORK 1)0X11 OIHIECTIY NaMi Weights Snw Arbor Barrel stOYTN ('hsIIhkn (irate IIhth 217 1st tvr KnliMpell Ph ISO SERVICE on all makes of Generators Starters Magnetocs Bear front wheel alignment equi ment fop all steering troubles Reboring and Motor Reconditioning SUNSET AUTO CO Phone 508 427 Main St JORGENSEN AGENCY' GENERAL INSURANCE REA I ESTATE 35 127 irst Ave East Kalispell Montana MEMORIALS The last gift Recording devotion That a name and a memory May never be lost Tho Kalispell Stone Works 11 Second Ave SHI Dress Designing Dressmaking Coats Suits Dresses Tanton 'Bally Walker 220 ourth Ave East 1 was a good chance for a log battle Bas SeyOnm Ethiopian comman der and former governor of Adnwa who fled when the Italiaim made their conquering advance and took his capital was paid to lie uniting his troops with those of Bierondi of Lalibela A third Ethiopian chiettain Asian Casga was moving with another largeforce toward Makale tin re gion from which Haile Gug sa now Italian appointed ras of Tigre province withdrew hie forces when he went over to the Italian side NEW EATURE OR ROTARY PROGRAMS At this session of the tary Club I Rapson announced an interesting new feature of Rotary club programs hereafter It will con sist of five minute biographical sketches by Rotarians of each other Names were drawn at this session and assignments imide Considerable lee way is pre supposed in these biogra phies ns to manner of presentation and handling of the subject and the club looks forward to some interest ing and enlightening as well as hum orous sessions In connection with the same plan a series of vocational talks will be given by various mem bers Dr Bugbee led off at this meeting with an interesting and humorous sketch on 1 Have Known" Special guests of the club were Prof Keiser of lathead high school who led the meeting in pep singing and Dr Hodgson who recently has taken up his residence in Kalispell A Hummer reported on scout ing and its present status in Kalispell and community with special refer ence to new developments that are planned for this vicinity It is ex pected that with the new set up of a new Scouting area covering this part of lathead Valley under the leadership of Percy razier that new impktua willbe given to thia import M0RNING STAR It'koii Oirlrt Ccrrpll disappeared mto Ike Orient ater tilt Carrolls lust their plantation lie took Kul elton's heart icitli him Itut flnld's sistir Judith Ims irritli ii that ihirll Is now in fvlinloit and eriieets to stew there ulieaut Snd Kmllu Ims anried to miri 'v IMu iii 'arms iclmm she 'ms Aiioiini mid liked from chiltl hood but trlicmi she dors not lorn It the last moment slot Ims tried tn rebel blit runrrs elton her mother Ims once uimiu net i lilrd her Chapter 1S TERROR Everyone said it was tho loveli est weddlnr that had ever been held In the irst Church Is such a lovely month for And Emllv was tho loveliest bride always said that at a wedding and astonishingly always meant it Other weddings had a convenient way of fading before the Immediate one Emily couldn't tell because she saw nothing of It She only saw Ir relevant things like old Mrs ord gray hair straying from under her yellow transformation and the dilllculty one of the ushers was hav ing with his up creeping vest and set white face She wished forlornly that Edwin would relax and smilo reassuringly nt her or pros her hand against his shlo as she slipped It beneath his arm But Edwin was too overeonio by his own good fortune Ho was stunned and humbled by It Edwin who had been a Uttlo stunned and humbled by Emily al) his life Ho felt grossly unworthy nnd a great deal frightened liko a child that has wnnfei an elephant all its life nnd that has suddenly boon pre sented with tin elephant And ho was horribly afraid he would drop the ring at a crucial moment But It vas a lovely wedding and Emily wat a beautiful bride Justin James had said: "I wisl: 'here been something about the child's face Hint made me think of tho Bride 1 but Justin James was always saying queer things that nobody paid any attention to Upstairs Emily was changing tho white satin and lace for a beige suit and a little brown hat that looked much more natural She still felt raw and quivering and tho voices of her friends were shrill against her ears but sho could hold up now she knew until she got away from home Now there was only the final ordeal of rice and raillery and tho inevitable smirks of the older jeople Iler mother was kissing her ten derly and Emily suddenly felt closer to her than evei before That was the tragedy of families: It until something tore you apart that you realized how much you had loved each other Tho rest of the time you quar relled spiritual! if not in words and struggled for dominance or Inde pendence depending upon whether yon were a parent or a child And then she was in arms and it seemed that all her de fenses would bo swept away in tears But Jeffrey elton was schooled in stoicism ho shook her and grinned "Quit it Mick And remember to keep a stiff upper Sho swallowed hard Smiled at him "1'11 IT was over Or rather It bad only begun They wero in the immacu late small sedan and Edwin was wearing a new tweed suit and a new straw hat set primly on his head lie was gripping the wheel so tightly that his hands were corded and strained She hoped that Edwin would let her pick out a hat for him some time Almost always sho thought hysteri cally you could tell a faithful hus band by tho way Lis bat sat upon bls head Hats like wore absolutely Incompatible with dependability Sho wondered wistfully about Da vid and was ashamed ot hcrseX for wondering Edwin looked at bls watch "Ten minutes after six We ought to be at Signal by Ho particularly wanted to talk about tho time he would have preferred to tell Emily how lovely she looked but the expression In her eyes frightened him he added "you'd llki to stop somewhere tor She said between her teeth: "1 couldn't eat a thing thank Then she caught herself up "After all" Jeffrey had said what you make of This wasn't making anything of It this was frightening Edwin as badly as she herself was frightened She moved closer to him: managed a smile "I'm giad over Ho flushed and moved an eager shoulder to tou hers "I should say After that ey talked about thn wedding about tho prenonts whoso com wouh have endowed a college chair about tho house that Edwin: warn building It would be nice Emily thoughti ongivly to lune a house of your own you could make It like Gar rolltoni the soil of hoii tluit held! out Its lianih and said "Cornu In' coma (It was funny bow the memory of those you'd loved In the past rose to plague you now! And nJ last they wero climbing the heights tliat led to Signal Inn In tho lobb the hotel panic once more claimed her Tho clerk know them for bride and groom ot course nml grinned broadly and sig nlllcuntly Edwin was crimson and so ner vous hu could hardly sign tho regis ter A negro bellboy whispered be hind his hand Sho wanted to turn and just so sho ran alone They hnd tho bridal suite: Ed win in ids anxiety to do the rlglit thing had cho' cn an Infallible way to make them conspicuous ur below them tho city lights twinkled mock ingly just ns tho clerk had twinkled and across tho Tennessee on Look out a gigantic nlr beacon circled in exorably Tho bell ''O secure in tho know ledge that bridegrooms tipped exor bitantly bustled until there was no further excuse for staying and then bowed his way out rejoicing that this ono was no exception Emily was nlono with her husband She dropped Into a chair and dragged oft' the littlo brown hat which slipped to the floor beside her Edwin crossed tho room eagerly to pick it up He laid the hat on a table and stood looking at her "Tired he asked at last She closed her eyes bo all right Ho agreed qti' kly "This has been hard on you WTat yon need a good night's rest" She knew without looking nt him that bo had flushed as bo said tho words Sho tried to meet ills eyes to smile at him It quite convincing to either ot them "Yes 1 think have a bath and go to i Ho said with a gallant attempt at earelessnes "I th ink run down! and get a I IT was her withdrawal that made 4 Edwin so nervous and miserableand tho fact that ho was nervous made her want to fly A vicious cir cle each reacting on tho other She thought again of David A honey moon with David' would have been a golden adventure He would have id joyously to the smirking clerk is my now' wife sho the loveliest thing And the clerk would immedi ately have beccmo their champion would have bought to tho last for their privacy and comfort She knew that if sho had really loved Edwin things would have been different Sho could have met him halfway or more than halfway since sho lacked the inhibitions that bound him She could have helped him but now when sho needed help so badly Edwin was too frightened by her re moteness even to try to break down tlio barriers Sho arose wearily slippec on her gown (white satin sho thought with a shudder: what a ghastly relic ot barbarism!) and an exquisite chiffon negligee Edwin was coming towards her and the expression in his eyes was different from anything sho had ever seen there Slio closed her eyes against it Emily lay tense her hands clenched her face hidden against the pillow to keep from screaming All her life Emily realized sho had been putting up half hearted tights and being beaten Sho knew now tliat this was the end of it It she was to keep her reason she couldn't go any further even though revolt meant tho en 1 of Sho slipped noisclessy out of bod found her clothes by the shaft light that filtered In from the street and carried thorn Into the bathroom where she could dress without wak ing Ed in Iler dressing case been un packed and she fling her toilet ar ticles hastily into it and closed the case Racked with' pity for Edwin she wrote hasty note My it's no use 1 can't go on to save my lite It you knew I feel you wouldn't want me to You're the best person I know and doing tills to you breaks my heait but it bo nc lpid Phase ph ase don't try to find me Just tell everyoini tlio tliat I fiik yutl amt put tho blame where Ii belongs Emily She drew off tier rings and laid them on tho rote then stole quietly out (CoWish: I'JSS I'U Marlon Shiis) Emily's itrenath fails hsr to morrow ant work There are now several troops in Kalispell and several more in other communities in the valley but it is estimated that Kalispell nlone has loom for six troops at least Kalispell's quota in the financing of the new set up is placed nt $050 Dan Korn is chairman of the committee in charge of Scouting and boy's work I Tho campus of Berea collngo in Kentucky embraces 5400 acres of MURPHY PLEADS GUILTY TO A STATE LIQUOR CHARGE 'J Ahiri'liy charged by Hie State with Illegal ijossession of in toxicating liquui' today entered of guilty before Justice McCar thy and was bound over to district court for sentencing Monday Orin bi 21 forests and fields READ THE CLASSIIED "aDB" Varicose Swollen Veins today for the very syitenile dll HELENA IS AGAIN SHAKEN BY QUAKE! the Helena Jlvnt oct is in The Sold Only By The In ii previous Lew Switzer BOMTE)? any tho i last sequences At r0 this I 'I leaders GOP LEADERS ROM 8 MOUNTAIN STATES INVADE SALT LAKE morning he nu ol 1 1 i I I 1 I ii I I I I I I i i i i i i i i i i) USE soap hot water and a scrubbing brush on mod ern Bontex Window Shades They're nude to stand scrubbing impregnated with pyroxylin manufactured in America's most modern pyroxylin plant resh new looking beautiful after scrubbing No pinholes No cracking No lading or genuine economy for greater room beauty use color fast and wash able Bontex Window Shades Where Good urniture Costs I Wyoming and Mrs ltibrrt llinmln aiw bacJi conies tkeir original Hu di'ciared rt pii Id iea us are in tent upon leading (he people back the Conslltiitlnn and away from the thinking of "brain trusteis" in Washington who aio worloiq more and more toward a central term of govern uh nt They are "goin eon trary io Hie principles of the Anurl can he said these improved window shades but a li ilf second diiHition and did no known dnnmge tronmi was recorded about 1 this in 1 1 1 1 i Since tin' fir: I and heaviest quakes I a week ago damage estimated at $75 piled up through twist ed and i 1 1 1 pl i ehiinneys cracked walls and ceilings Though lli lmm and its environs nponl II I mi day 'Truss roots" hit strategy of tho of I he eai lhquake belt Maug han Helena forecaster said the' rec Galt Lnke city Oct 11 Rnpl't tentative 1 1 epu Id lea from eight liei ed peri Hesston of a cnni'er nee in coming enmpnl tn will bo tlinronghly discussed Approxlniali 2n) faithful pull suns answered the cull of Ernest llimborrer natlimil commit leeman nnd swnrmeil the convention' ball where sneli ptonilneiil lenders i uCA rrseiUD vr mi gUAimi highest ertabli hel in 15 yctn recording tho vagaries of the inents 'ainonj the rpeakers Itruwn i ns th" keynoter convention Mt'S Hoyal I the women's dll ision of the Ropuldi I can national committee 11 convention lenoiiks I'm i ki way to a qiii' tionaldo but nonethe bai ra a a i admlnlstrnlhm id ot earthquake spending the tarilT nml immeiirt proposal iq i Im Deal Among' the outspoken loaders to arm'd the Hlty comment before cotiveni ion was i ini emi eculive Scanlan of Miles City Mmit pub Jllslieriind iiiilnnal eommlUeentan was mild and of 10t Btae Swollen veins may become danger 1 ous and off burst Sufferers nro' advised to i'ei twn onm urlglnal bottle of Emoraid Oil (full rtrength) at Alton a ree 1 nng Store oj dint'itiaeiM and rtai to retliti'e ei ns mid Im iii ln i nt mice Illi lioalln' iill A I'niall bottle 111 ii long lime It Is ry centi'iitod and a little goes a long way Apply night and inoriilng with it roll brush nr tlni i tips as dl leiled until the uu 1 1 i la leilueid Refund Is giim'ii nt If nut timlrdlod So i ITcetlvo Is I'niernld Oil that II la highly uu fill in roiluelng irniible ra'ine niinplij rwel lings noi due to im phn Brown of Helena Atoni syatenile dli ilv iassistant nitorm nil of Him When th late Admiral Rohett Coontz the sog for jirst lime upon arriving at Norfolk Vn as a youtlil'el mid hipim he climb i etl high in the rigging foi a gool' HEAD I HE A 1 vMW AUCTION SALE CALENDAR Thursday Oct 2 1 red Ander son on the old Trail place 3 miles northeast of Creston or I mile east and li mile north of Cnyuse Prairie school house Sale consists of a few bead horses mid numerous farm im pleinents and miscellaneous articles Salo com mences at I o'cloek sharp I' mal terms Lincoln 'i Martin auc tioneers elms llni'lt clerk Plywood Much Stronger ive ply plywood Is said to be five times stronger thnn a single board ot the same wood and thickness Many rench in Asia rench colonies In Asia Dumber some 25000000 people MENUS of theJday By MRS ALEXANDER GEORGE or New Homemakers MEALS OR TWO Breakfast Stewed Bruni's Chilled Bondy Cooked Wheat Cereal ried Eggs And Biienn Buttered Cottes Luncheon Bean Soup Salted XVaforz Pickles Cookies Peach Suc Tea Dinner Baked Hash Buttered Beets Bread imn Butter Vegetable Salad Baked 1'ears Cofleo DANCE At Bigfork Dancing Pavilion SATURDAY OCTOBER tilth Music by Bennie and His Orchestra Admission: Gents 45c Ladies 35c NEW SCHOOL MUSIC Violin Voice All String Instruments Italian Harp Spanish Hawaiian and Steel Guitar Piano Accordion 1 guiirmiteo in it) liaisons or 3 months lit' touch you mt mnrh as the best lemhers can in 3 yours Every gu a ra cod Beginners a specialty 'EDWARD REMEN YI Violinist lleadquaHvi's over A BOBBIN COAL Order your winter's supply of coal now while the roads are good and deliveries can be made promptly Per Ton $81)0 Truck Lots $750 Special Prices on 10 ton Lots or Over NORTH ORK COAL CO A ELDER General Manager Glllce nt City I'nilors 12 irst St Vrst Plioim 15 Stewed Prunee (No Sugar Required) pound dried 1 tnlilcspoon prunes 1 texapoon 4 cups water cinnamon Wash prunes well cover with wa ter ami let soak over night or the equivalent time Cover and simmer 45 minutes Add rest of ingredients and simmer 30 minutes it long Blow cooking is used for prunes the natural sweet is brought out bo that no sugar is required Baked Hath 4 tablespoons 1 cup diced fat cooked pota 3 tablespoons toes orloij lb cups cooked I 3 tabk spnons meat green ppora cup gravy or (optional) milk Molt fat and add and brown onions peppers potatoes and meat Add gravy and pour into buttered shallow baking pan Dake 20 min utes in moderate oven Baked Pears 4 poara i teaspoon 4 cun sugar tt 5 tablespoons nutter lemon juice CUp water or nutmeg0" orange jutes Peel pears cut in halves and re move cores In shallow pan and sprinkle with sugar Add rest of ingredients Bake 30 minutes In moderate oven Baste every 10 min utes Use scissors tor removing pul kojn peppers hOTICE! Jnck I niM catch joii napping Have jour car filled uith am i Il vn point hikI ill sho joh woirj time am! money We your rnnlinu 'jMcni lire of duirt' Id see Hint It In condition to picvcnt si of tn( i l'rrve before 1 1 is a II ng Hlld Pal is iihd Cnsoi ies DICKEY AUTO PARTS Cor 1st Ave nml 1st St Wot 300 WAGGENER CAMPBELL Phone 3G 525 Main Street Kalispell Mont I itnei 'il MBili.