The Butte Miner from Butte, Montana • 3

THE BUTTE MINER, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1924. THREE RALLIES MD CAMPAIGN-WINDUP Democrats Hold Enthusiastic Meetings; Confident as to Results. GREATEST STORE. BIG CASH AND CARRY GROCERY IN FULL SWING TODAY Today the Dig Grocery and Meat Departments go on an absolute Cash and Carry basis. Xo charge accounts and no deliveries but the lowest in the city prices on high-grade foodstuffs.

Prices on all foodstuffs will be slashed and it will be our aim to supply you with the best at all times at absolutely the lowest prices possible. We thank all our former charge customers for their patronage and hope to see them in the new Cash and Carry Section, where unusual savings attractions wUl be offered them. Saturday Grocery Specials VTJ v. Log Cabin Syrup. Table size 26c Log Cabin Syrup.

Medium Log Cabin Syrup. Large size $1.00 Kellogg's Corn Flakes. Pkg Cream of Wheat. Pkg 20c Asparagus. 50c cans, 3 for Montana Mcintosh Apples.

Box $2.19 Grimes Golden Apples. 9 lbs 49c Eastern Concord Grapes 59c Golden Bananas. Lb l'-Vc Rutabagas. 10 lbs 18o Fancy Celery. Stalk 8c Fancy Dry Onions.

10 lbs 29c Sweet Potatoes. 10 lbs. 55c Sweet Potatoes. 5 lbs 29c Three enthusiastic meetings were held under the auspices of the democratic county central committee last night in various parts of the city as a semi-windup to the county campaign which will close with the big Walsh rally tonight and a final rally Monday evening in front of the Butte hotel or at the Broadway theater, depending upon the weather. P.

J. Gilligan, presiding at the meeting in Socialist's hall in the Harrison avenue district, eulogized Judge J. E. Krickson and predicted his election. Tim McFadden and Thomas Tracey, democratic candidates for Justice of the peace and constable, respectively, In South Butte township, spoke.

As did all the candidates for county offices. Dance Follows Meeting. In the McQueen addition a rally was held at the Klune hall with R. Klune presiding as chairman. Here also the audience was given an opportunity to hear all of the county candidates on the democratic ticket speak and after the program a dance was enjoyed until a late hour.

O. Khoury presided as chairman at the third meeting which was held at the East Galena street. Among the speakers were Dr. T. J.

B. Shanley, W. If. Maloney, J. J.

Lynch, George Bour-qnln. Larry Duggan, Ertiest Hard-castle and others. Reviewing the progress of the campaign lust night A. B. Cohen, secretary of the executive commitfee, stated that the committee was confident Judge Krirkson would carry Silver Bow county by a large majority.

Mutte Boys 'Wanted. Kids of Butte to the number of S.OflO are wanted at the demonstration headquarters at 22 West Park at 10 o'clock this morning, according to Mr. Cohen, who state that the executive committee has something in store for them but refuses to divulge the secret Until the hour named. CANNED FRUITS Tommy Tucker Sliced Peaches. No.

2i2 cans 2lc Tommy Tucker Apricots. No. 2V2 19c Tommy Tucker Pears. No. 2y2 Premium Sliced Apricots.

No. 2Vz 22c Fresh Creamery Butter. Every pound, guaranteed. 2 lbs 75c TWO OFFERINGS OF EXCEPTIONAL INTEREST SUITS AND OVERCOATS Splendidly Styled and Tailored White Navy Beans. 5 lbs Sago.

4 lbs 5Qc Premium Half Apricots. No. 2V2 Premium Bartlett Pears. No. 2V2 Premium Royal Anne Cherries.

21c 28c No. 28c 9. cans Premium Muscat Grapes. 2 cans 20c SOAP SPECIALS Crystal White Soap. 25 for $1.00 Crystal White Soap.

12 for 50c P. G. Soap. 25 for $1.00 P. G.

Soap. 12 for Sea Foam Wash. Powder. 5 for $1.00 12ic .00 Good Canned Corn Good Canned Peas Good Canned String Beans v.12i4c Cold Weather Needs ABSOLVE HINCHCLIFF Sun Maid Raisins. Pkg Ranch Eggs.

Dozen Juicy Fruit Preserves. All kinds. No. 5 cans for Lipton's Tea. Lb Swan's Down Cake Flour.

Pkg. Dromedary Dates. Pkg TEA GARDEN PRESERVES No. 1 Glass Jars Orange Marmalade Figs in Syrup 36c Spiced Figs Apricots and Pineapple Strawberry Garnishing 1 Cherries 47c 3 ic IN INQUEST VERDICT Death of Mrs. Mary Murphy in Auto Accident Is Held Unavoidable.

Swift's Premium Ham. Lb 29c Swift's Premium Bacon. Lb 39c The Overcoats may be had with full or half belt, or plain back. Fine quality worsteds in good colors. The Suits are of worsteds and cassimeres in a full line of patterns and sizes.

These splendid offerings reflect the utmost care in tailoring and workmanship. Quality-is there in every stitch and seam. The styles are most pleasing. The fabrics are excellent and the values are exceptional. Cane Sugar.

100 lbs 50 lbs. 25 lbs. Sheep Lined Coats are practical and warm. Good lines fl1 (TA UP Special OltoUW Men's Leather Vests. FA XV Blanket lined DO.OU Macklnaws of warm all wool.

With belt all around. fl1 CA UI Special Dl.UV Mackinaw Pants of good (PC AA heavy weight iDU.Uvl Men's Union Suits of medium weight wool and cotton mixed. PQ AA Special iPOUU i Men's Wool Socks in AA heather mixtures. 3 pair. wJUUU Men's Flannel Shirts In plain colors, plaids and checks.

fl) PA VP Special iDifOXJ Warm Sweaters in slipover or coat styles. Plain shades flJO QC XV or heather mixtures. wOtU Men's Outing Flannel Night Shirts of good quality. dJO AA Special P4.UU Men's Pajamas of durable outing flannel. Nicely trimmed.

With regulation or milit- grt rA PO CA ary collar tP.UU) P4.dU First Floor. Rex Flour. 98 lbs. Rex Flour. 49 lbs.

Rex Flour. 24 y2 lbs Ceretana Flour. 98 lbs $3.89 Underwood's Sardines in mustard 9c King Oscar Sardines 18c 2 for Uneeda or Takhoma Biscuits Fancy Brick Cheese: Lb 23c Sunshine Soda Crackers'. Big caddy Sunshine Graham Crackers. Big caddy 42c Sunshine Krispy Crackers.

Caddy Fancy Idaho Russett Potatoes 100 lbs $1.39 50 lbs 75c 25 lbs. Carnation Milk. Can 8ic (Limit 10 cans.) Lyons' Best, Belle, Occident Flours 98 lbs $4.49 49 lbs. 2412 lbs. Lard.

8-Ib. pails Tuxedo Tobacco. Vacuum packed. 1-lb. cans for Chesterfield Cigarettes.

Carton The accident In which Mrs. Mary Murphy was fatally injured when she was struck on the) night of October 27 by a car driven by II H. Hlnchcllff, 341 South Main, was un voidable, according to the verdict of a coroner's Jury, returned yesterday following the Imiuest. The Jury verdict read that night was dark and stormy and the street slippery, the driver doing everything In lils power to avoid the accident." The cause of death was given as punctured lungs, shock and internal injuries. C.

It. Row, solo eye-witness of the accident, testified that in his Judgment the accident was unavoidable. He said that he was within eight feet of the side of the car when the old lady was struck, at the corner of Mercury and and that on account of the heavy rain and snow he did not notice her in front of the car until Just before tin impact. She was carrying an umbrella over her shoulder to shield herself from the northerly wind and this effectually shut off view of the ear driving down Montana street, he stated. He gave the speed of the car at from 12 to 14 miles an hour.

The witness testified that Hlnchcllff stopped Immediately and that they both put Mrs. Murphy in the car anil drove her to St. James' hospital. Warn Had Night. Officer James Larkin testified that the night of the accident was a bad one arid that two or three accidents occurred in various parts of the city inside of an hour at about the same time Mrs.

Murphy was injured. Mrs. Murphy stated in the hospital following the accident that she believed the accident to be unavoidable and that she was as much to blame Fresh Calif. Blue Ribbon Layer Figs. 12c 2 for Tea Garden Strawb'y Jelly, 15-oz.

jars 35c. Tea Garden Raspb'y Jelly, 15-oz jars 38c Tea Garden Grape Jelly, 15-oz. jars Quince Crabapple and Mint Jelly, 15-oz jars for 31c Currant Jelly, 15-oz. jars 38c Nestle's Sweet Milk Chocolates. With or without almonds.

Regular 35c bars. Saturday only 1 TEMPLE HEATER You "These two streets have become regular speedways," he said. "Policemen should he on duty on them at all times and violators of the city traffic ordinances given stiff Jail sentences as well as fines. This would not only result in protection for the pedestrians, car drivers and passengers of the city, but would also prove a good Investment for tax payers. Pedestrians should also be more careful of cars and pay more attention to their own safety when crossing the streets." Mayor Receives Letter From N.

P. Supervisor The attitude of the Northern Pacific Hallway company with regard to the substitution of a more expensive form DON'T FORGET We will carry all heavy packages to your automobile for you-don't have to dirty your clothes when you buy here. Saturday Meat Specials TODAY AND SUNDAY ACTSq 5 JBIG MUTTON Per Lb. VAUDRVTI I JT'c RPQT A Tim Leg Shoulder Roast Shoulder Chops vraw17Jc Loin Chops Rib Chops Mutton Stew r.BKVBiu-.Br.l0c Kidneys PATHE NEWS PHOTO PLAYS Temple Orchestra Today Special Children's Matinee 2:30 P. M.l Baby Ross "The Child Wonder" Evening 7:30 and 9:30.

SUNDAY Continuous from 2 p. m. to 11 p. m. for It as the driver of the machine, according to Mrs.

J. H. Perrln of 224 South Main, with whom Mrs. Murphy lived. Mrs.

M. Connolly stated that Mrs. Murphy was 89 or 90 years of age, had no known relatives living, and that her husband had died 14 years ago. She was very near-sighted and feeble, they both testified. Chnrgre Improbable.

Ieputy County Attorney H. A. Ty-vsnd attended the Inquest to determine the advisability of filing charges AKalnst Hlnchcllff. While no statement was made as to what course would be pursued, it Is thought unlikely that charges will be filed by the county. Mr.

Ty vmid commented upon the large number of recent automobile accidents and stated that In his opinion traffic policemen should be stationed on Montana and Arizona streets. LAMB Shoulder Lamb Leg Loin Chops Rib Chops Stew Kv 1 0c Kidneys 15c LUNCH MEATS REEF Per Lb. Kib I toast -16c, 18c Cross Rib Roast 14 Hound lione Pot Roast 10c Chuck Roast 10c Rolled Rib Roast 25c Kib Roil 5c, 8c Hrisket Boil 5: Flank Boil 10c First Rump Boast 18c Second Rump Roast Short Ribs 10c Kidneys 15c Stew 10c Sholdcr Steak 15c Bound Steak 15c Steak 20c Loin Tips 15c T-Bono Bucket Steak 20c Flank Steak 20c Hamburger Steak Thick Bound Steak 18c Thick Irfiin Steak 25c VEAL Whole liCjj 20c Leg Shank End 22c Bump 28c Whole Loin 30c Ioln Cut 15c, 18c Shoulder Boast Breast IS'jO Slew 15c Per Lb. Shank 15c Loin Chops Rib Chops 20c Shoulder Steak 20c Leg Steak 45c Kidneys PORK Whole Leg 22c Part of Leg 23c Whole Shoulder 16c Part Shoulder 17c Whole lioin 20? End Cuts 21c Center Cuts 25c Loin Chops 25c Shoulder Steaks 18c Link Sausage Bulk Sausage 23c Hansen or Ogden 1 lb. Box Sausage 25c Ham Hocks 18c Boston Butts 20c Picnic Hams 10c Bacon, by strip (Swift) 40c Bacon, less strip (Swift) 42c Whole Ham (Swift) Sliced Ham (Swift) Sliced Bacon (Swift) SALT MKATS Corned Beef 8c, 10c Pickled Tongue $1.00 Dry Suit Pork 22c of bridging over Silver Bow creek in order to collaborate with the city in the dredging of the creek, which is now under way.

Is set forth in the following letter received by Mayor Morgan from O. H. Jacobus, superintendent of this division: Northern Pacific Railway Co. Office of Division Superintendent, Livingston, Oct. 27, 1924.

W. V. Morgan. Mayor, Butte, Mont. My dear Mr.

Horgan: Referring to my letter of October 23 advising you of our decision to use a 60-foot through plate girder over Silver Bow creek near Montana street and not place a pier In the center of the channel of this creek, which might obstruct the free flow of tho water defeat the purpose for which you are undertaking the work. We feel under ordinary circumstances we would not be Justified In Incurring this additional expense, but we are willing. In this case, to meet the wishes of the people of Hutte owning property In the vicinity of the creek, and whether or not a pier In the center of the channel would cause any obstruction, we have been actuated to meet your wishes and the wishes of the cltl-aena of Butte, because the property owners whom this work will affect have always been good patrons and friends of the Northern Pacific Hallway company and we want to do everything we possibly can to maintain these cordial relations. Yours truly. G.

II. JACOBS, Superintendent. Florence Macbeth Concert Pleasing MiSS Maohpth I Ml FI.OHKX'K ACIIKTH. PRIMA PONNA COl-ORATTRA SOPRANO CHICAGO CIVIC OI'KRA COMPANY (in 1 1 1 i able technique ahe has a thorough understanding of her rt and admirable appreciation nf de Orpheo. Prl b) "WouM Ood I Were cert singing is a severe tent.

Attention Rlnanom" Tnler lrlnh Masaenet Roberts Mart In nuf-n rrnomon naturally Is more focused on every phase of singing ability, there being no attendant dramatic flitUflrlnnu trt flulm a (c) () (b) (r) -VIlnn Fugitive" MR. ROLLINS. 'leieurs des Alpes "Plerot" 'Come to the Fnlr" Jellied Tongue f. Frankfurters 20c Minced Ham vw. 25 Bologna W.

20c Wieners v. 20c Roiled Ham v. 55c Lunch Loaf (Morrell's) 50c Liver Sausage Blood Sausage Pickled Pigs' Feet Veal Jjoaf 35c Summer Sausage 40c Fresh Killed Hens. Lb. 23c, 25c Fresh Killed Springs.

25c, 27c pnnic VI notice and appreciat ion. Verdi "Dnn wise Macbeth beat efforts occur In th ItlMrfU rnul.tnr .1... (il) Aria "Caro Nome" (from MIH8 MAC'RBTH. S. Puet- "La CI larem" (from Mrrt mi inni her Hinging la truly charming.

Ky contrast, her higher notes are of secondary value. But the effect In combina MT88 MACBETH AND MR. ROLLINS. tion Is thoroughly pleasing Hnd so her audience last night surely found It. Carl Itolllna, assist ing baritone, came In for merited approval.

Oeorge Robfrts, the nrenmpsnlst, is exceedingly efficient and dearved the tribute of applause given him. The one-act operetta concluding the program was delightful number arid won hearty approval. It was Indeed musical' vignette of thorough charm both In voral Interpretation and In staging. The conrerl well can be Hated as one of the Important and highly favored musical event of the eeaaon In Butte. eon, O.

Iloea. K. S. Hardin, lien Hardin and Mel Clevett filling ths varloua of. flclal position.

JUVENILE FOOTBALL TEAMS MEET TODAY 4. (a)Orlnso Taniro Lane (b) Hut. Hut. Muzs" (c) "Donnyhrnnk fair" iiobarta MR. HOHBRT8.

MR. GKOROK HOHKRT8 at the piano. INTKRMIS8ION. "The Secret of Huaanne" (In Knsllah) Wolf-Ferarrl Characters: Husanne Florence Macheth Count Oil Carl Rollins Sante Brtward Wharton Accompaniments hy alrlna enaembln. Musical director, Mr.

Omrae Hoberta. Those In Butte who heard Miss Florence Macbeth sing here some seasons ago nd who attended last night's con-rert at the Broadway, had occasion for being very much pleased at being present last night because it gave them opportunity to enjoy the singing of, a well known operatic singer who unquestionably has Improved to very marked extent. That does not In the least mean to Imply that Miss Macbeth was lacking In vocal ability when here before, but certainly, there la dcldodly tmnrovpri at ran 1 1 vrnpH yhmil Utr tn. Great Britain Warned To Expect Reprisals LONDON, Oct. 31 The Soviet chief of publicity, Karl Radck, writing In the newspaper Pravda warns Great Britain to expect reprlvnls for the Zlnovleff letter Incident, according to lh Moscow correspondent of the Dally Kxpress.

Radek Is quoted as declaring that Premier MncDonald knew that tho letter emanated from the same officials who falsified the documents which "formerly served as tho basis of Lord Curr.on's note. Asserting that the consequences would be grave, Itadek adds: "The full history of the forgeries of Ctirson' government and those screened by the labor party will be published In the oriental IsnRiiages for distribution among the eastern peoples, where British prestige is already undermined. thp day while the Krlmont Junior nd WHlkftrvllle TlBprn tnret on th fitld Ht lf o'clock. Tho Young nlrl will tangle with 4h I In tin Mltfgcts on tho Kinmot utroet Kromicl-i at 10 the Ontervllle Kk ullepluter end the chapiplon McQueen Warrior will moot. Tomorrow tat It o'clock noon following the game nil eight oof bull team will meet at tho T.

M. ('. A. to have group picture taken, coordlng to Hen Hardn, manager of league. Only two mors rounds nf the tournament to decide the Juvenile champion-ehlp remain to be played after today.

The same official will eiipervlae the Of a total of 4.301 puplla enrolled In the rural achnola of Randolph county, 1,144 are In high achool. In other worda nearly 21 per cent of the total enrollment la In high achool. Of tha 370 who finished tha eighth grade In June, 359, or 9 per cent, have entered high achool. The high achool attendance for the entire country ta hut li per cent of th total enrollment. AIIIIIAl.t: MmnKJ-Marriage licenses Were issued by tue clrk the district court yesterday to Walter K.

Klune. 30. und Itilth Orlsn Bluff. 17. of Butte, and to Tfealy Vlgurs.

27. and Kntherlne Krlskmlch, 27, also of Butte. Th fifth round of lh Jnvnlli foot-hnll Iphikiip will lie playrd Ihlg morning on thp ClnrtVr und ISmm'-U Mrpt grounds with nil Hhl trm of the IfjUiif In action us tiftiiHl. tin the I'lurkr firM th fiiimpn will mrrl th KnwdlpM xt 9:30 oYlork for what i-otiKirlcred the big gam of Seville, Spain, enjoy the moat favorable climate for flying of anv city in Kurope, and expecta to h.eonie n. It most Important aviation tentera.

nni quality that one could not help India furnishes the world with at Burnt- have done ao In the pant with I Wilbur Zundle. Kdgar Wild, Al Wilkin- rui remarK at once least one-half of Its mica..