Bozeman Daily Chronicle from Bozeman, Montana • 3

gp A tH i 'C ff O)( PAGBTHRKB WEDNESDAY MORNING MARCH 15 1916 THE BOZEMAN CHANGE ME T7 MOUSE TONIGHT LORD This work has been completed and this I Matinee 3:00 for i te audience will have the! Just for three days St orristell Heilman GJ i Wood Coal Phone 314 MEETING $900 to $2400 4w AN ILLUSTRATED LECTURE iimw iimpitiniii' DAILY CHRONICLE M0HEMSE55ET DISTRICT COURT 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 1 2 1 MRS STORY SEESEECTS RAID IS There 'will be an Illustrated lecture on Her People and Their I Customs Riven1 by Rev A Hushaw at the 'Christian church tonight 1 at 8 Rev Hushaw has spent several years in the Hawaiian Islands and pre sents over a hundred views of the Isl ands and their people 4 There will be no admission charged but a free will silver offering will bo taken TO CLOSE OUT' HAVILAND CHINA RANSOM PATTERN WHITE AND GOLD JOHN STAPLETON NOT GUILTY ADULTERY aaA' meeting will be held in the Cottonwood school house Thursday evening March 16th Dean Lin field of the State college ami others will speak Sumptuous refreshments will be served An excellent program has been prepared and everybody in the district is urged to be present" TRADE AN1) GET COUPONS Hover 804 Black tions 1 By inflicting public legitimate danger from the says Sir IP Maxwell P' THE QUESTION I nri Lyne lheatre See that you get your ticket on the sack of Cer etana we give away every week YOU AND YOUR RIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO BE PRESENT The following article appeared in Anaconda Standard: With a program which entertained all with a i wide assortment of classi cal airs and many happy rollicking college medleys the members of the State University Glee club of Missoula gave a good account of themselves at the Broadway theater in Birtte last evening club has attained a degree of confidence which permits it to stand upon its own feet to sing without the baton and to present a de lightful program as a glee club cen tered about a well balanced quartet The director has lost himself in the program and except for his part as a soloist in a special number given by request the offering last evening was altogether by the students and not by the director The club is indebted to Mrs De Loss Smith for her great abil ity as an accompanist the simple old favorites which won the approval of critics last evening was the first number by the quartette The old Scotch ballad was presented in a wavwhich made it sound new and yet old STATE GLEE CLUB MAKES HIT IN BUTTE The jury in the district court yester day returned a verdict increasing con siderably the amount to be paid Mrs Susan Clark and Matthias Neible by the Gallatin Valley Electric railroad for the right of way extending through their ranches on the West Gallatin and the damage to them A board of ap praisers made MrK awards in the year 1910 and the present ease was an appeal by them from that award The jury allowed Mrs Clark $100 per acre for the 1234 acres consumed by the right of way making a total of $1234 and also gave her $1500 for damages to the ranch making a total verdict of $2734 The appraisers rated the 1234 acres at $75 per acre or $925 and they also allowed Mrs Clark dam ages to the amoupt of $740 but from that amount deduted a $400 benefit to the ranch on account of the construc tion of the railroad leaving a balance in damages of $340 or a total award of $1265 which was $1469 less1 than yes verdict of the jury Mr Neible was allowed by the jury $100 per acre for 903 acres amounting to $903 and also $1200 damages to his ranch making a total verdict of $2103 The appraisers valued the 903 acres at $75 per acre or $678725 and they also allowed $670 damages but deduct ed a credit to the railroad on account of the benefit to the ranch by the construction of $320 leaving a balance of $350 or a total award of $12725 which was $107575 less than the amount given by the jury Judge Law would not allow' the rai 1 road to in roduee any testi mony as to the benefits derived by the ranches from the construction of the railroad through them John J' Stapleton was' declared not guilty in the justice court yesterday of adultery alleged to have been com mitted ebruary 27th and prior thereto with Mrs Mina Catron his niece at The Calfee where Mrs Catron resides The jury deliberated less than five minutes The complaining witness was Andrew? Catron who has separated from Jhis 'wife Mina Catron? The witnesses were Deputy Sheriff Mam man John Brown John Cristoff Johns' Nick Morrinoff Mrs Bemis Mrs Catron Mr Stapleton The members of the jury were Toni owler Orton uller Wall and Harry Beimstrah Eugene Bunker was attor ney for the defendant and IW Choate represented the state theater is in no invasion of the Johnston orbes Robertson I dare say these proving pictures have taken some patronage from the theaters but only a small amount They have an important part in the entertainment of the pubic and really they have done some wonder ful BOZEMAN AND VICINITY Navel Oranges for $320 per case Now Bozeman Municipal Theater Two New Curtains and New Nelson Story Jr received a letter yesterday from his wife who passed through Columbus March 10th the day after the raid of Villa the Mexican bandit and she writes inter estingly of what she saw Mrs Storyw38 from California Louis to i isit a sister Extracts from her letter are as follows: 1 am right in the midst of the Mexican trouble It is very thrilling and every one is just a little nervous but wont admit it The wife and two daughters of Major Lindley are on the train with us They are on their way to Columbus to join the major andlil not know anything of the trouble till yesterday after noon now thby don know what to do an exciting time as we have had going right through the heart of the war zone expecting every Mexican Villa i saw and The dead wounded were put on our train also all the wives of the officers and their children and most wonderful of all Mrs Wright the American woman that Villa had captured and held prisoner for nine days met Mrs Wright and talked with her She seemed kind of tlaaed and dumb but it is no wonder when you consider what she had gone through They killed her husband and took her baby away from her and gave it to a Mexican family tljey said but she thought they killed it She said they treated her with a deal of respect 1 saw by this paper that the baby had been located and would be sent in with a party of ranchers were being sent to El Paso for safety? stories of some of the ladies were most thrilling Some hail bullet holes in their clothes others told how they hid under tin tubs1 Why it would make your blood chill to hear them passed thousands of soldiers on each side of the tracks guarding the bridges and tracks Every one seemed afraid of the Mexicans blowing up the The Willson Co $100 Buys a box of GENERAL GOOD CIGARS Made by Sam 1 1 Davis Sold by SCHMIDT BROS dates for hearing the following cases were set in the district court yes terday Court has been in continuous session since ebruary 14th and the term will not end until April 6th anil possibly a little later Court Calendar State of Montana vs II Weeks Rape set for trial March 25 1916 9:30 a John Hansbury vs Ry Co damages March 27 1916 9:20 a in rank Meshcr vs James Stockburger Claim and delivery March 29 1916 9:30 Lufkin vs Catherine Brouwer et alj foreclosure March 30 1916 9:30 a William Sauer vs Jerry Hoyt et al damages March 31 1916 9:30 a islier vs V' Ry Co dam ages April 3 1916 9:30 a State of Montana vs A Garrett forgery April? 191 6 9:30 a Emil elenzcw Vs Quigley con version April 6 1916 9:30 a 1 Nut Butter is the only kind that everyone likes It is the best of all none excepted Normal Spine la Health PICKING Martin Building ree Examinatton THE STAB THE PIECE Shows in a Strikingly Realistic Way how a Woman Can Overcome the Mistakes Due to aults of Environment I COMING SELIG TRIBUNE WEltKLY with Three Reel Drama and One Reel Comedy 7 1 1 "7 1 Use the Class Ad One Cent a Word along the road to turn into When we got to Columbus we the smoking ruins of the hotel other buildings burned by Villa MONTANA Automobile Show HELENA March 21 25 inclusive This will be first big Auto Show and arrangements are being Make It a Big One Secure tickets and inforingitiqn as to THEO KABTES Agent A Cleland A St Paul jxunn for the strength" of the words and the memories it brought back 1 the program the spirit and the college song is foremost! The laughable medleys which begin A with a puzzle andend with a laugh are presented with the same yckre and effort as old songs Tonight on the Old Camp Ground and "My Old1 Kentucky" Home 1 I' the individuals who made a special appeal because of their ability to entertain with simple songs with ability and finesse were Orlo Bangs first tenor Paul Bacheller baritone and Clarences Ward ssecond The Glee club will annear at the Bozeman Municipal theater tonight i 4 1 announces a' ree Public Lecture on Christian Science at the Opera House Thursday March 16 at 8: 30 clock by wm Rathvon of Denver Colo a member of the Board of Lectureship of TEe Mother Church The irst Church of Christ Scientist in Bos ton Mass i red Willson went to Anaconda on business last night Dan Allen of Livingston was in the city on business yesterday Postmaster White of Manhattan was a visitor in the city yesterday McDaniel was in the city on business yesterday from his ranch near Logan Mr and Mrs Carls left yes terday morning for visit to Basin 'Wyoming Charles Esgar Clark Wright and John Robertson' were Manhattan visitors on official business yesterday Mrs ox Randall of Belgrade is attheDeaconess hospital for special treat ment preparing for an operation Steffens has received a large new safe weighing 3000 pounds wtyich has been installed in his jewelry store erris was able to call at his office yesterday for the first time in ten days he having been sick during that time II Anderson who lives a few 1 miles west of Bozeman left this morn It is now the 'Bozeman "municipal theater instead of the Bozeman opera house The change of name was made some weeks ago without any formal ity butjt was thought best not to call The trial of the case of Joseph Loula vcrsns the Chicago Milwaukee and St Pau! railroad commenced in the district court yesterday ajfernoon The plain tiff was awarded $8000 'damages for personal injuries by a jury' April 7 1915 and the verdict was set aside by the court on the grounds that it was exces sive A new trial was granted to Loula and it is now being heard According to the complaint the plain tiff was employed by the defendant as a common laborer March 21 1914 at the Three orks coal docks While he was working on the bunkers some chunks of coal fell from the bins above him striking him on the head caus ing injuries 'to his head back and legs internal injuries and various other ones Loula is suing for $15000 which is the I same amount he asked for in the first i (rial i The members of the jury are Carl Tope) Ed Yoder Ilyink Sain Dun lean Chipman Henry Shelly I Charles Russell II Henke Charles I Stryker Williams Wioos I ley Charles Townsend Hartman is attorney for the railroad and George Pease and Carlson represent Loula $195 to Is a Wonderful Presentation by Roy McCardeil of the ollies and oibles of So Called Society the Results'' which ollows Them MARGUERITELESLIE Word About Skirts Go Northern' Pacific 'The Ladies Aid society of the 1 church will meet at'tha YreWsU A house 401 South Grand avenue Thurs day Roberts who has been spend ing a short time in and near Bozeman returned yesterday to his home at liar 1 din Montana Booth of Spokane' special agent for the Alverson company an insurance organization swas in the city on busi ness yesterday rank Mills was' brought to the county jail yesterday from Three orks where he is charged with attempting to cash a forged check iThe first straw hats of the Reason were noticed yesterday on th I little heads of Hazel and Harold Roby chil dren of George Roby posboffice clerk I James orristell and "wife returned yesterday from a sojourn ef several months in Los Angeles Cal and both report healtlrrbeing greatly im proved Miss Maye Kiggins bookkeeper at the Kopp meat market is enjoying a two weeks vacation and left yesterday for a visit with friends anil relatives at Choteau and Helena Ben Hager of Belgrade was in lhe city yesterday and he stated that he intended to leave this morning for Cali fornia where he will transact for several" weeks Theodore Kartes has purchased the Long residence at 521 South Seventh avenue Tho residence is an eight room modern bungalow one of the finoet in the southeastern part of the city Little Lord has been secured for the special matinee at the Gem Saturday afternoon the perform ance to begin immediately after 'the parade which marks Jhe opening of Baby Week in Bozeman Word has reached the eity of the ser ious illness of Mrs Nettie Taylor at Sidney Montana where she resides with her son Louis The Taylors were residents of Bozeman at one time and the friends of Mrs Taylor will regret to learn of her illness Arrangements are being made for a special program Sunday evening March 19 when Miss Margaret Hughes of Helena will give a talk on baby wel fare and there will be music urther announcement regarding this 'program will be made Saturday morning Lester Work" has purchased about 7500 high grade sheep from Lewis Pen i well and Walsh their company! name being the Sheep and Land company Toston Mont The sheep were purchased for the Story and Work Sheep company and the John Work Sheep company Lester Work will go to Toston today to take de livery of the sheep Winsler of the Pennv Motor Car company returned from Helena last night with a new son Super Six car Mr Winsler states that this make of a Hudson car at tracted much attention at the eastern automobile shows The car will be on exhibition at 'the 'Coinnany show room i UlV pleasure ot seeing one one new curtain a reproduction of one of enlarged photographs of the West Gal latin at the mouth of Spanish Creek On the other curtain is a copy of Alex eats to Ilis Son a historical production of 300 years The stage scenery is all new or new ly decorated and the dressing rooms are thoroughly renovated pained and calciinined The walls of the theater have been re decorated throughout and it is worthy of note that all the work has been clone by local workmen the man in charge and doing most of the decorations being A II Lake who is employed by Bessy The entire cost fthe work will be met from the earnings of the opera house during the past fe wmonths I'he beautiful new electric sign has previously been men tioned "but attention is called to it at this time in connection with the other improvements and to the fact that this sign was also the work of ocal mem Carl Spieth manager of the local theater is quite proud of the fact that this' is one of fe wmunicipal theaters in the United States as there is but one other the municipal theater at Northampton Mass according to in formation given to Mr Spieth by Si Johnston orbes Robertson when he visited Bozeman a short time ago in playing Passing of the Third loor Back in Moines Iowa after his recent visit to Bozeman Sir Johnston spoke in a most compli mentary way of Bozeman and its the ater Bozeman Montana town of 10000 population we found one of the prettiest cleanest theaters of our ex perience "Bozeman domot ride their horses through the main streets and shoot up the store windows if or di after working hours Ther patronize a municipal theater and see the best shows that are booked in the Sir Johnston advocates the municipal theater and looks to it "as the solution of most of (the problems of the stage municipal theater1 would have good plays he said the public prefers that He hopes to see the introduction the actor manager idea having managers who have at tained a certain position as actors and who would not sacrifice their reputa tions By inflicting rubbish 1 upon the We Have it in 15c 20c and 35c jars and in 25c and 50c i jins which is the cheaper as it as costly a pack 1 age 2 J2 lb tinsjlor 50c Try some Ing on Train 2 of the Northern Pa 16 South Black avenue every day andciric for Ishpeming Michigan where evening until Monday at which time she expects to visit relatives and friends it will be shipped to Livingston for for about two months showing I 6 Never Have We Shown Such an At tractive Line of Snappy Separate Skirts Why Shamed by Blotchy Skin If you are a sufferer from Eczema or unsightly pimply skin you know just what it means to have that humiliating back ward feeling about meeting strangers and oftentimes friends Many a time you have looked into the mirror and wished that your skin would bo like other people that you know a This wish: can be yours for the asking If you will So to the druggist and procure a bottle oE the greatest or all skin remedies apply it according to directions In a short time your skin will be as soft as velvet Come in and ask for a bottle today on our money back guarantee Ask also about Soap that keeps the skin healthy or 15 Years the Standardi Skin Bemedy Drug Store Large Water Pitchers each Casseroles 2 pieces each Covered Dish 2 pieces each Oyster Tureen 2 pieces each Covered Butter Dishes 3 pieces each 16 in Meat latters each 14 in Meat Platters each 12 in Meat Platter 16 in Meat Platters each 2 3 doz Individual Butters doz lVadoz After Dinner Coffee Cups and Saucers 3 sets Sugar Bowls and Creamers pair 7 small Cream Pitchers each fl 3 doz 4 ln Coupe Bread and Butter Plates doz 1 doz 4 in Bread and Butter doz 1 doz 8 in Dinner Plates doz 1 doz 7 in Breakfast Plates doz 1 doz 6 in Tea Plates doz i4 doz 7 in Coupe Soup Plates cloz y2 doz Cereal or ruit Bowls 1 Pickle Dish V2 doz Tea Cups and Saucers doz English Tea Pots value up to $100 to close out THOS REA CO Phone 24 In fact Put one on and you will imme diately feel dashing ull bouffant effects prevail short enough for real comfort and in smart colorings Beau tirul fabrics slightly tailored that range in price from $550 to $1350 or else lovely fancy silks in puffy styles and beautiful shades that range in price from I New Styles in Outer Apparel Call for New Styles in Petticoats A bountiful assortment of new arrivals that con form to the prevailing modes Soft supple silks of a 1 xmost substantial character'are used in their fashioning Priced at" Pathe presents HOWARD EAST BROOK and BLISS MILORD in a Gold Rooster play J1J I 1 he Closing Net i ui uve paiLB num luu uiuvug uuvei oy i Wunrvc PnwinnH n'ferAm to Ihe fact until the Henry Rowland completelfwfnch in have secured the ive ReeT eat 1 eluded two new em tnins to the rtaee fl' rri i ure for Matinee Saturday' 3:00 for first day of Baby Week COMING TOMORROW irst Church of Christ Scientist 11 1 fu A' Vr 1 I Bozeman Mont You i 1 Should order your Easter suit now because you can have a greater selection to pick from We haVe the finest line of woolens that we have ever carried They are priced right sgs and range from $20 up Our tape line awaits your selection of woolens JLOULfiON RAILROAD MUST SUESflAILROAD PAT MORE HUI WANTS 5151100 RIGUW Mn rj 4 11 5 1 1 1 mH iff I ail 'f" "vy 'll lll niIiiWMiigl Ik HI i 'il wB 54 1 Al i'tff I I I "7 1 1 4 71 i 1 1 wy1 1 rTI a IP JB A j1 tj Vi 4 1 1 fa is 53 vfOseB 14' jSS 1ULAR $125 500 225 500 225 900 200 260 125 650 f25 450 250 315 200 650 325 400 100 1000 480 425 200 150 90 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