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GREAT FAIiIS DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1904. 8 HELD "FOR TRIAL SLADE IS HERE KAUFMAN'S WG SALE OFFICIAL CANVASS TO DECIDE CLOSE ONES General Superintendent of the Great John Vonbank, Accused of Grand Larceny, Must Appear in the District Court. Northern Railway Is a Visitor in the City. John Vonbank, changed with the crime 66Uot Stiff "1 Result Between Whitten and Mortson and Travis and Wood Cannot Be Known for Several Days Lead of Leslie and Greene Increased. Geo.

T. Slade, general superintendent of the Great Northern railway, arrived in the city yesterday, accompanied by W. G. Rissell, chief claims agent; J. R.

W. Davis, engineer of maintenance of way; Geo. II. Emeron, sujerintendent of motive power. They are on a regular of grand larceny, it being alleged that, on the night of August 27, he stole a I quantity of tools and material from the warehouse of W.

J. Martin Cen-j tral avenue and Ninth street, was given a preliminary hearing in Justice Saf-1 ESTIMATED MAJORITIES The greatest sale in the history of Clothing, Shoes and Gents Furnishing trade is now on the same as ever. Never before has such furious clothing selling been known. A chance for you to make the biggest interest you ever made on an investment is right now. Remember this is a sale of all new, fresh, stylish and desirable goods.

District Judge. Leslie 1977 Stephenson 1898 The missing precincts are, Rox Elder, Xason. licit Park, Dry Wolf. Two years ago, 08 votes were polled in those precincts, they giving a plurality of 15 for Dixon for congress. Judge Leslie is elected by a plurality of at least 55.

Mighty Values in ford's court yesterday afternoon. The case was prosecuted by County Attorney Rerry, and the defendant was represented by Attorney Stephenson. The testimony was of a very damaging character, and Vonbank was held for trial in the district court. His bond was fixed at $400, which he furni-hed. It is alleged by W.

J. Martin that Vonbank broke into the warehouse at about 10:30 o'clock in the night, and taking away a quantity of tools and other material, to the value of several hundred dollars, disposed of the plunder to vCion Gerspach, the second-hand dealer. Among the goods stolen is alleged to have leen a shotgun. Zion Gerspach, as trip of inspection over the system. This morning they will leave for liutte and will return to the city, on their way-east, Sunday morning.

IRRIGATION SURVEYS S. li. Kobbins, engineer in charge of the geological survey's work on the Sun River irrigation project, has rented the house at 712 First avenue north, and he and his corps will make their headquarters there during the winter. They will be engaged on maps and other work all winter and will resume field work as earlv as possible in the spring. About eight men will be engaged all winter.

Clothing, Shoes, Gents9 Furnishings Representatives. Wilson 1893 Roosevelt, Rep.) Dixon, (Rep.) Toole, I Dem.) King, (Kep.) Voder, (Rep.) RraTitley, Rep.) Athey, '( Rep.) (iiilen, I Rep.) Hice, (Rep.) 'mmi nrha m. Rep.) 1 luriuon, Rep.) x-lie, (Dem.) Wilson, (Rep.) Murray, (Rep.) Sanders, Rep.) 1 laves, (Dem.) Wood or Travis Hill, (Rep.) Hogan, (Dem.) Roberts, (Rep.) Proctor, Rep.) Jones, (Rep.) Whitten or Mortson Werner, (Dem.) Ireene, I Dem.) Regular $10 00 Men's dark herringbone Long Overcoat, well trimmed Murray 1875 Sanders 1800 Haves 1819 Lot 8412 Men's double breasted sack, winter weight, well tailored and trimmed, blue cheviot suits, all )S5 340 430 55 325 380 TOO turn 380 410 430 55 110 95 85 10 1150 125 S50 400 310 125 55 400 100 105 Good suit of all All Woll Underwear 3 pair good Wool Sox for and extra well tailored. Big sale price $9.75 a witness, stated that vonbank brought the gun to the store in the afternoon, and at that tiuie inquired how late the store Wood 1S08 Travis 1785 Kirschwing 1704 Patterson 1704 sizes; worth $9.50. Big sale price 05.00 Regular $25.00 extra fine blue Kersey Storm Ulster, heavy lined silk sleeve Odd Lot Men's double breasted sack, Dahl 1074 Conklin 1GH The missinir precincts are Logging brown melton suits, serge lined, would tie open in the evening.

About 11 o'clock at night, the witness stated. Vonbank appeared at the store and unloaded the stuff from an express wagon. The stolen goods were later identified at the store by Martin, and some of the plunder was recovered. lining, hand tail ored. Big sale price $15 sewed with silk, $12.00.

Big sale $7.00 $1.25 25c $1.00 $1.65 $2.25 95c Good Wool Sweater, different c-olors Good 22-oz. California Flannel Shirt Creek. Davis Creek, Xason, Rox Elder, licit Park, Drv Wolf. In 1902, there were Mrs. Spafford Alleges That Her Hus-band Has Refused to Support His Family.

price Regular $25.00 fancy plaid and plain 120 votes in those precincts and they Long lelt Overcoats, extra fine trim Lot 51 15 Men's double breasted sack, gave Dixon a plurality of 22 for con Major, (Rep.) V. i Roosevelt, Scotch tweed, fine Italian lining, Rep.) heavy weight, well tailored and med and tailored. Big sale price Hrady, (Dem.) $15 a No. 1 garment; guaranteed to worth $16.50. Bia sale Good Shoe, worth from $4 to $15, as long as they last Good Bay State Arctics, all sizes gress.

Wilson, Murray, Sanders and Hayes are elected. Wood leads Travis by 23. In Box Elder and Xason Travis wia run about 20 ahead of Wood. The other precincts. will be about a stand-off.

The official canvass will be required to decide between Wood and Travis. 4rlce Lot 5366 Men's single breasted sack suits, made up from the celebrated California heavy weight cassimere; wear for all time to come; worth $9.75 $6.50 Regular $12.00 Long Overcoat, gray, ig Overcoat, gray, well lined and trimmed. Big sale Good Colored Shirts, worth 3 times the money 55c from $18.00 to $22.50. Big sale price $10 price Clerk and Recorder. 2458 Fortune 1310 Mr.

Hill's plurality will be almt 1,150. Mrs. Lillian G. Spafford of this city has filed suit for divorce, in Lewis and Clarke county, asking that the bonds of matrimony between her and Frank S. Spafford be severed.

The defendant is now a resident of Roise. where he is employed in the office of the United States surveyor general for the state of Idaho. The complaint alleges that plaintiff and defendant were married in Kearney. June 11, 1S90. The complaint states that at the present time the defendant resides in Idaho and is getting a salary of $200 a month, but that for the last two years he has refused to support the plaintiff or the two children and that the plaintiff lias been compelled to teach music in order to provide for herself and two children.

She asks for a decree of divorce and the eu-todv of the two children. Thomas E. Rrady of Great Falls is the lawyer for the plaintiff. GET INTO THE HABIT OF GOING TO MRS. STEUFFEL'S FUNERAL The funeral of Mrs.

George Steuffel, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Warner, was held yesterday afternoon from the First "Methodist church, the services being conducted by the Rev. C. D.

Crouch. There was no service at the residence of the parents of the young woman, 313 Fifth street south, where the body lay uon its arrival from Hamilton and until it was removed to the church. The funeral was larirely attended by the many friends of the family and by members of the Masonic, Odd Fellow and Eastern Star orders, and by many from the membership of the Royal Neighbors. The pallbearers were B. J.

Bailey. James Pet tit and John Moran. representing the Odd Fellows, and John A. Collins. William Snook and O.

C. Cooper, from the Masonic lodge. The body was accompanied, en route from Hamilton to this city, by O. C. Cooper of Hamilton.

Interment was made in Highland cemetery. There were many floral offerings, in-cludinir set pieces from Leona chapter. No. 31. Order of the Eastern Star, of Hamilton, from the Royal Neighbors of Hamilton, and from the local lodges.

Sheriff. For the first time in the history of Cascade county, unofficial election returns have been received from the precinct of Adel, 15. J. Munroe having sent them in yesterday. They show splendid Democratic majorities.

The full returns were also received from the Republican precinct of Gibson. There is an unconfirmed report that Xason pave Greene a plurality of 5 and Stephenson a plurality of 3. Conceding all that Stephenson and O'Leary claim for the few missing precincts, Leslie will surely have a plurality of at least 55 and Greene is absolutely sure of the same plurality. The official canvass will be required to determine between Wood and Travis and between Whitten and Mortson. The chances seem to be slightly in favor of Wood and Whitten, but it is possible there may be errors in the unofficial returns.

The Republicans claim Whitten anil Tiavis, but concede Leslie and Greene. 2071 1930 Hogan Moran Hogan's plurality will be 125 11 KAUFMAN'S County Treasurer. Roberts 2229 Pierse HOI Mr. Rolierts' plurality will be about 850. WILL BE RECTOR Clerk of the District Court.

Proctor 2045 Collins Mr. Proctor will have about 400 plural-it v. President. A telegram was received yesterday from the Rev. Floyd J.

Mynard of California, announcing that he would accept the call to become rector of the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation. Mr. Mynard will probably arrive in the city during the coining week. Roosevelt 2200 Parkt .1310 The missing precincts are Cora, Davis Creek. Geyser, Xason.

ISox Elder. Park. Dry' Wolf. Roosevelt's plurality "vuil be about A FULL VOTE For Assessor. Jones 2003 Thoroughman 1704 The missing precincts are all small ones.

Jones' plurality will be about 310. Administrator. Wegner 1S43 Malmberg 1712 Wegner's final plurality will le about 125. MONTANA TEMPERATURES. The following temperatures, for the 24 hours ending at a.

were reported yesterday to the local weather bureau: Min. Max. Havre 10 46 Helena 24 44 Kalispell 24 46 Williston, N. 8 38 Miles Citv 18 44 Oabjarv, N. W.

22 52 Butte 26 51 Great Falls 17 55 Marysville 21 45 GRAND MASQUERADE BALL. The L. O. T. M.

will give a masquerade ball at Luther hall Thanksgiving night, November 24. Cash prizes will be given. W. E. Qhi WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVERWARE AND CUT GLASS REPAIRING AND MANUFACTURING Watches Cleaned, $1.50.

Alain Springs, $1.00 Congressman. Dixon 2072 Gormley 1733 The missinir precincts are Davis Creek. Xason. Box Elder. P.elt Park, Dry Wolf.

Dixon's plurality will be about 340. It is probable that the vote in the Boston Montana Smelter precinct is closer to the registration than in any other precinct in the county. Only, two who were registered in that precinct failed to vote. One of those was ill and the other was in bed and refused to get up when asked to do so. Governor.

ft County Attorney. 1900 1839 Toole 21 80 Greene Lindsay 1747 O'Lear The missing precincts are the same as on congressman. They will make Toole's plurality alxiut 430. The missing precincts are Xason, Box Elder, Belt Park, Dry Wolf. Greene's final plurality will be not less than 55.

MACCABEES. Sir Knights, you are requested to meet at Odd Fellows' hall, Sunday, Xo-vember 13, at 1:30 p. to attend the funeral of S. K. J.

W. Vandervort. A. R. S1LLOWAY, Com.

G. B. SLUSIIER, K. RUB ON 313 CENTRAL AVENUE. Largast Stock to Select From, "Ramkltter an? th RhnmntismB (rone.

Lieutenant Governor. County Superintendent. Kiiiir lssl i Miss Major 2120 Xorris 183 Mis Poland 1745 The missing precincts are the same as: Major-a final plurality will be on con.jre-snian and Logging (reek and. LOra. I tlCV Will IllUKe JVINs iiuiui.

in the county about Auditor. Roosevelt 1890 Secretary of State. 1807 i Auerbacl Yoder Mr. Roosevelt's final plurality will be about 100. Eonmey l(54t The missing precincts are the same as; ONE DAY'S PURCHASES Save your slips for on one of the days of this month your entire purchases will cost you nothing.

You will receive a slip with every purchase you make here, save these slips as they may mean money to you. Trade at this store every day for all of your Dry Goods wants and you will be sure to strike the right day. SATURDAY'S RUSH AT THE PARIS HE GREATEST VALUES POSSIBLE IN RETURN FOR YOUR MONEY, IS OUR METHOD OF storekeeping. Dependable, reliable, fashionable and worthy merchandise at rock bottom prices that's why this store is always crowded with sensible buyers, and that's what gave us our enormous growth, popularity and public confidence. Years of experience, expert buying, honest endeavor, upright business methods, truthful advertising and the best merchandise for the smallest prices has made this the store where everybody likes to trade where things are sold that are satisfactory and cheap.

on lieutenant governor. Voders plurality in the county wiil be 325. Coroner. Rradv 1872 Fairfield 1705 Dr. Brady's plurality will be over 100.

Surveyor. Whitten l5 Mortson 153 THE GENUINE MUNSING AND FOREST The missing precincts are Logging Creek. Davis" Creek. Xason, Rox Elder, Chief Justice. Brantley 2031 Smith lti4-' The mis-ing precincts are the same as on lieutenant governor.

Judge Brantley's plurality in the county will be 30. Clerk of Supreme Court. Athev 2108 McRae The missing precincts are the same as on lieutenant governor, with the exception of Cora. Athey plurality in the county will be 700. Belt Park and Drv Wolf.

The official canvass will be required. Tlie chances are very slightly in Whitten's favor. Gibson. ARRIVED TODAY, A BIC LOT OF VERY PRETTY WAISTS The most charming Waists that you ever laid eyes on are here for today's shopping. Our buyer sent them as the "very latest notch" shown in New York.

A big variety of them in entire new models voiles, velvets, Sicilians, mohairs, albatross, taffetas, soft silks, crepes, washable goods, Tailored Waists and rich Evening Waists. A Waist exhibition of unusual importance and magnificence. Come and see them; you'll be delighted in all colors as well as the new plaids. $1.75 $2.75 S3.75 $4.75 $6.50 $8.50 and up Eight Thousand Pairs of GOLF GLOVES Genuine English imported rure Australian wool Golf Gloves, in plain colors, silk mixed and English golf mixtures ac Roosevelt 11, Parker 1. Dixon 11, Gormley 1, Lindsay 10, Toole 2, King 11, Norris Yoder 11, Komney 1, Brantley UNDERWEAR.

Women and Children. Never buy underwear unless the maker has his name on never buy underwear that a storekeeper is ashamed to name whose make they are. No underwear is good that is not known, and no underwear is cheap that is no good. We handle America's two very best makes MUNSING AND FOREST. They are both well "known makes thoroughly tried, WOMEN'S UNION SUITS-95 S1.25 S1.50 SI.

75 g2.25 $2.75 S3.50. WOMEN'S VESTS AND PANTS 50 G5 75 95 1.25 S1.50 SI. 75 Children's Union Suits, Vests and Pants and Tights, at all prices tual values 50c, 65c, 75c and Gloves today and tonight, a pair Attorney General. Galen 2113 Hall 1320 The inis-ing precincts are the same as on lieutenant governor. Galen's plurality in the county will be f00.

State Treasurer. Rice 2002 Browne 161 The. missing precincts are the same as on lieutenant governor. Rice's plurality in the county will be 30. 11, Smith 1, Athey 11, MePae 1, Galen 11.

Hall 1, Pice 11, Hrowne 1, Cunningham 11, Goodwin 1. Harmon ll, Kay 1, Stephenson 5, Leslie 7, Wilson 11, Murray 10, Travis 10, Sanders 10, Conklin 10. Wood 2, Dahl 1, Patterson 1, Hayes I. Kirschwing 1. Hill 10, Fortune 2, Moran 8.

Hogan 4, RoVrts 12, Pierse Proctor 10, Coll'ns 1. 11, Thoroughman 1, O'Leary 8, Greene 4, F. C. Roosevelt 11, Auerbaeh Whittea '). Mortson 3, Mijor 10.

BoHud 2, 11, Brady 1, Malmberg 11, Wegner 1. ENGLISH GOLF GLOVES Our New York buyer bought up from Michael T. Morrison, the American agent for Partridge Sons, Manchester, England, the entire surplus stock of English Golf Gloves eight thousand pairs in all ladies' and misses' Golf Gloves of the very highest grade perfect goods, perfect fitting and positively the best English pure wool Golf Gloves in the world plain colors, fancy mixtures, plaids, checks, golf effects and all colors. 50c, 65c, 75c and $1.00 Golf Gloves. Entire lot Bis Lot.

of Children's COATS Came today." Winter Coats for youngsters in the most approved styles, warm, comfortable, 6turdy, serviceable, stylish Coats for misses and children, ages 2 to 16 years, including a full showing of "Peter Thompson" Coats $3.75 $4.75 $5.75 $6.75 AND UP. "Redingote Tourist. COATS Fashion's newest creations in Coat styles came today. Come and pick your coat from among these new and correct Coat styles. Come and see them anyway, as they are entirely new ideas $9.75 $12.50 $16.50 $19.50 $23.50 $26.50 $29.50 AND UP.

Adel. TOURIST IMPERIAL BELTS Are the newest out. A new lot of late style Belts in the correct things are here today, A big Belt showing of proper styles and colors 25 45 G5c 75d 95 1.25 SI. 50 S1.75 50c, 75c and $1.00 NECKWEAR. Exquisite Neckpieces, handwork, chiffon, silk, yehret, drawnwork linen, washable and fancy neckwear in the newest shape stocks, turnovers, bows, busters and fancy neckwear, in all colors and white thousands of them.

Choice. ..25 Roosevelt 7, Debs 5, Parker 12, Dixon 6, Gormley 13, Lindsay 4, Toole 21, King 4, Norris 18, Yoder 5, Komney 17, Brantley 10, Smith 12, Athey 8, McRae l.i, Galen 9, Hall 13. Rice 5, BrowTie 17, Make a rush for these Glove Bargains. on sale today and tonight choice Cunningham 4. Goodwin 17, Harmon 5, State Auditor.

Cunningham 1901 Goodwin 1586 The missing precincts are the same as on lieutenant governor. Cunningham's plurality in the county will be 410. State Superintendent. Harmon 2009 Kay 1538 The missing precincts are the same as on lieutenant governor. Harmon's plurality in the county will be 430.

Kay 16, Stephenson 3, Leslie 21, Wilson 6, Murray 5, Travis 8, Sanders 6, Conk From ---iir-' 9:30 Tonight A rush a jam crowds multitudes congregate at this busy stoie on Saturday nights The people come here, for they know that every article and every price is here exactly as advertised Saturday night at this busy store is a sight to behold Saturday night is bargain time Extraordinary bargains for tonight's selling Tonight to 9:30 to lin 5, Wood 17, Dahl 16, Patterson. 15, Hayes 10, Kirschwing 15, Hill 12, Fortune 12, Moran 4, Hogan 20, Roberts 7, Pierse 16, Proctor 8, Verge 1, Collins 13, PURE WOOL SCOTCH SHAWLS, 95c OUTING FLANNEL NIGHTGOWNS 95c $1.50. $1.75. $2.00 and $2.25 fin nnaliHr EXTRA SPECIAL Jones 5, Thoroughman 19, O'Leary 7, Outing Flannel Nightgowns, kimona and Greene 16, F. C.

Roosevelt 6, Auerbaeh 16, Whitten 6, Mortson 15, Major 7, Bo- land 16, Fairfield 5, Brady 18, Malmberg gown Bijies SJ5C CHILDREN'S WHITE FUR SETS, oS. 5, egner 17. Long-hair white Angora and white Tibet Years of suffering relieved in a night MUNSING RIBBED VESTS AND PANTS, 95c White and graw wool ribbed Vests and Pants for ladies, odds and ends, values $1 50, $1.75 and $2.00 for 95 EIDERDOWN DRESSING SACQUES 95c AH wool, all colors, kimona and jacket style Dressing Sacques; values $1.50, to $2.50 95? LUNCH CLOTHS, 95c Fancy, pure linen, full-siee, square linen Lunch Cloths, hemstitched, drawn-work and fancy work linen cloths 95 MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S "0NEITA" GRAY WOOL UNION SUITS, 45c The real Oneita make gray, non-shrink-able wool Union Suits, ages 3 to 12 years tonight 45 NAZARETH RIBBED WAISTS, 10c The genuine Nazareth Acorn brand cream Corset Waists for children and boys, all ages 10 PEGGY BAGS (for Children) 10c Black and colored Peggy Bags of soft leather, same styles as shown for -women 10 ur oets, muit ana lioas a set for Itching pile9 yield at once to the curative COATS! SUITS! This year's styles in odds and ends, all new clean goods-Tourist Coats, Top Coats, Rain Coats and Jackets, worth 3 4 4 times the price. Also nobby serviceable Suits in mannish mixtures and solid colors, all wool, new styles, QC COATS or SUITS at WE ARE HANDING properties of Doan's Ointment. Never VOILE WAISTS, MOHAIR WAISTS 95c All wool cloth Shawls, with rich borders, full size squares elegant cloth Shawls 95 NEWEST STYLE LEATHER BAGS, 95c A big lot of elegant Wrist, Shopping and Fancy Leather Bags newest shapes and colora 95 COMFORTERS, KNOTTED QUILTS 95c Elegant full-size, soft knotted Silka-line warm Comforters, in a variety of colors and designs 95) PURE SILK NECKTIES 10c All colors, very long four-in-hand Neckwear, both sides silk 10 FAST BLACK STOCKINGS Women's absolutely fast black, seamless, fails.

At any drug store, 50 cents. REMOVAL. TIave removed my office from City Stables to 11 Third street north, rear of Churchill Webster's store, and thanking customers for patronage in the past, I shall be pleased to take their coal or-. Brand new, clean, stylish Mohair Waists in red, brown, blue, black, nobby, serviceable Wool Waists, all sizes 95 BABY MITTENS BABY BOOTIES, 10c Pure wool, all colors infants' mittens and Booties 10 BOYS' STRONGEST STOCKINGS, 10c Extra heavy, extra durable, fast black, ribbed School Stockings, all sizes 10J Out thanks this week to every one who has contributed to our success. Business has been good, but our head is normal and we want to make you a more than, ever satisfied patron of MAX LOHE'S shop.

Try the electric vibrassage massage. aers at the new place, pnone ioj. A. E. BRUNSON.

1 PARIS MY G00PS STORSl miuhjj oiuou aiocKings; an extraordi nary bargain 12 nairs for r-r O. F. Wads-worth, real estate and 95c insurance. Rooms 7 and 8, McKnight block..