The Butte Miner from Butte, Montana • 10

10 Wednesday Morning- -THE BUTTE MINER- -November 13, 1918 HELPED WIN WAR. A COMFORTABLE HOME BUTTE IN RIEF UNSKILLED MEN LEU TONIGHT I FOLLOW HIS 3 JOHN HIKS AT STACEV. News was received here yesterday of 'the death on his ranch near Miles City of John K. Iwer. formerly of llutte.

He was a brither-in-law of John Smith, formerly of Butte, but now of 1 1 'h ilipsbtirp and was for several years eninloyed with him at the Speculator mine. Four years apo he moved to his is a permanent investment that increases in value from year to year COME TO SHINERS and inspect the displays of real home furnishings. The assortments are so large it is easy to find the needed article. Buy now pay later on. Your own terms will do.

A little down and a little each week. $5 Down and $1.50 a Week Buys Any Heater Listed in This Ad i ranch at Staccy. where he Jived at the i time of his death. The" body was1 'shippcil to the home of his parents ati hundred and thirty men. all of ist.

"'loud. Minn. whom have been engaged in non-! i essential work, leave tonight for Port- I tTllK J. I.I.M AX D1KS. Fat-i lan1- where they have oecu- ick J.

Sullivan, for the lat ten eaps 1 in the shipyards. While some jropeman at the Orig-inal mine, died have had experience they pleural pneumonia yesterday at classed as unskilled, and all; (home. West Granite street. He i leaves a son. John: his mother.

Mrs. Janies Sullivan. 150 ICast Center streetT 1 '1'ited the men for the G. M. Standifef tlii ee sisters.

Mrs. Alex Shanahan. Mrs. I Construction company, engineers and Crawford and Miss Mae Sulli- h'Phuilders'of Vancouver. Wash.

The van: two brothers. John and Timothy company also has yards a short dis-Sullivan, both of Butte. tance from Portland. George K. Baer, a representative of COlUnT (iKT Forrest K.

company, has been in Butte for claims the publication that he had ve-! sevptal days examining applicants and' Physicians Say Effect of Peace! Demonstration on Epidemic, Will Not Be Known fcr Two; or Three Days. i If will he two or three days before' the effect of Butte's peace demonstration on the influenza situation will be known. This statement was made last eve- nins by Pr. W. i Matthews, ity physician.

He further stated that there was no present intention among health i authorities to replace the closing ban in the city. Seven persons died of Spanish, influenza in Butte yesterday. Thirty new caes were reported to the ifty health office by 14 physicians. There was no appreciable of in- fluenza relapse yesterday. It is feared by physicians that the crowds of Mun- i day will breed infection in several localities.

OITY, COUNTY VRECORDS MVRKHfiF. I. it 1 Frank Tynkila Ma I (23). Butte. George Reed (i), Eli.abeih Byrne 4S).

Butte. i Arthur Khoury (34). Irene 1-M wards (32, Helena. John Atto (33), Kffie. Arve 1 20), I Butte.

Krnest Baer (30). Zilda Thelma I Cohn C'6), Butte. niTniCT COIRT. Complaint. John T'oe Hayes, second degree assault: Mike Hoseph, robbery H.

D. Kwing. grand larceny. Probate Order Judge F.dwin Lamb appointing Julia Harrington guardian of Harvey, minor, bond final accounting in estate of Mary C. French, with balance to I be distributed bond of Dan Casey filed in $10,000 as administrator of estate of Nellie Sullivan, deceased Joe Rose withdraws as administrator in estate of Mary Ttose'and petitions i i i Derby Oak heater, nickel trim- Beauty Oak heater, nickel urn $13.50 $9.75 $25.00 Derbv Oak heater, large size, For, Derby Oak, small size, Fancy Oak heater, extra large nicked trimmed, MQ CH nickel trimmed heaters.

size, on sale (POO CA for plO.DU SELLING AGENTS for JWL.t)V Parlor size Derby Oak heater, Ideal heaters, formerly Beauty Oak heater, very large elaboratelv nickel MC AA known as the German heater, size, nickel 3ft (Hi trimmed LJ.UU Made in Quincy, 111. trimmed tJU.UU COOK STOVES SPECIAL AT $13.50, Four-hole, all new steel cook stoves on sale today at the low dj O. FtQ price of turned from the navy on furlough to his home in Butte has been causing ihim all kinds of trouble and nearly re-I suited in his arrest as a deserter, he (says. Mr. Gray attempted to enlist in the naval service, but was rejected and returned to the city, after having exhausted all his resources to gain admission to I'ncle Sam's big flotilla.

JDHItl Sll.l.lV DKAII. Jerry Sullivan. .10 years old. died yesterday at a local hospital after a brief illness. He was a native of Michigan and leaves four sisters.

Nora and Mary Sullivan and Mrs. Feeh-y, of Butte, and a Mrs. Costello of Sti I-otiis. The body-is at Dtiggan's undertaking rooms awaiting funeral arrangements. i HOI I 1)1, It HO-r srHIM.S The one land only hritrht spot in Montana, 33 i miles from Butte: good auto roads.

Week -end parties are delighted. One place where no flu germs can exist. Wonderfully healthful; no sickness i Ask about tt. Sanitary large bathing 'plunce. l.ancing every evening.

Come be satisfied. Adv. Perfection Blue Flame Oil Heaters at Extra Special Sale Prices Costs only lc an hour for coal oil takes the chill off of any room in a few minutes. A child can move a Perfection oil heater with perfect safety from one room to another. "W.W rourt to appoint J.

Chauv-in; so ordered ihas a had arm." by Judge JCdwia M. T.amh. i Pote now is In base, hospital No. 2S, Xw Cases C. Id.

Reid as guardian A. P. O. 753, and to be eon-of S. H.

Courtney against Joseph H. fined with his wound for two or three Chase and wife, for partition of in-t months. terest jointly owned by. parties in i Black Japan steel body, nickel Blue porcelain enameled on steel trimmed Perfection oil flC All body, nickel trimmed Per- OH AC heater, on sale for. il4tl fection oil heater pU.4l Crystallized Steel Top Stove Boards at Sale Prices Neat and safe-; will hold their shape and will not discolor; crystallized bright finish with steel top and corrugated edge.

$1.00 $1.50 Free! Free! Free! KJ ft "4H JAMES 1-OTK In th" gneat war just ended the boys from Butte have done their part in winning the struggle and have never failed when the test uf pteel was placed before them. Among those who enlisted in the struggle was Bote, a miner of this city and a member of Oswego lodge No. 'Knights of Pythias of-mnte. Pot joined the field artillery and after tra ini ng at Fort Meyer, Ya bis bat tery. Battery Twelfth field artillcr was sent to France.

In a letter to Attorney Warren I Coman of this city he says: "We had a hot scrap on Oct. and 4. It came my turn to take a little rest and while doing so a piece of shell hit me on the back of th, hand, causing a bad flesh wound. A pal by my side had a pieci -hell sure go right through his a.m.. lit Butte ersonals George Jarrity, 'of Alherton Is attending to business in Butte and is a guest at the Leggat hotel.

H. J. Skinner arrived from Great Falls yesterday afternoon and Is at the Thornton. Mrs. Mary K.

Mitchell of Icer Lodge is among the out-of-town registrants at the Thornton. Mrs. Dennis Loe of Missoula is among the out-of-town registrants at the Finlen hotel. F. P.

Stariha arrived from Boulder yesterday and expects to remain a few days. Mrs. (.1. C. Henderson of "Whitehall ia spending a few days in the city.

Mrs. J. W. Plumb of Hozeman is registered at the Thornton hotel. P.

C. McShane Is a visitor from Billings and is a guest at the Finlen. Harry Hamilton and wife of Roundup ar? guests at the Leggat. R. L.

Fulton of Livingston is attending to business in the. city. Abe Henry and wife of Klliston are guests at the Butte hotel. W. I.

Hicgins of Peer Lodge is registered at the Leggat. Mrs. J. Jones of Dillon friends in the city. is visiting Anna J.

Perrault is a in the city from Dillon. Mrs. H. Id. Nelson of Divide is a at the Thornton.

C. W. Vtobnitt Is register) Thornton. at 1 he Bridge Work Per Tooth Examination Free Gold or Porcelain Fillings Up From visit's I t. "-t is 1 i Green Trading Stamps the standard American discount are given free with all cash all first payments on time purchases.

SHINERS the only furniture store that gives S. II. stamps. Engaged in Non-Essential Industries, They Volunteer for Work in Portland Shipyards; Recruited by Labor are volunteers. Tlie federal employment bureau re- is greatly pleased at having secured so many men from this city.

He leaves for Great Falls within a few days to continhe' his recruiting work. in CaramnnoM Thomas Ca ra manos. aged 22 years, died yesterday. The remains are at Sherman Reed pariors, where the funeral will take place Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Interment in Holy Cross cemetery.

Speneer The funeral of Mrs. Lulu K. Spencer. aReo V- years, will take place at Sherman Reed's parlors at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Interment in Mountain View cemetery.

Zee The funeral of John Zee. aged years, will take place at Sherman Reed's chapel, Wednesday mornine at 11 o'clock. Interment in Holy Cross. I cemetery. Brown The remains of W.

H. Brown, aged years, will be shipped to Glasgow, at a time to be announced later. Collin The funeral of Joseph A. Collins, aged rl years, will take place at Shqrman Reed's, at a time to be announced later. Bottoroff The funeral of C.

S. Bot-toroff will take place at Sherman Heed's parlors at a time to be announced later. Murehlxon The funeral of Mrs. M. Murchison, aged 25 years, will take place at Sherman Reed's parlors, at a time to announced later.

Mill Laurence Llllis, aped 40 years, died yesterday. The remains are at Sherman Reed's. Funeral notice later. Rndonevlrh Louis Radosevich. aged years, died last evening.

The remains are at Sherman A- Reed's, where the funeral will take place today at p. m. Interment in Holy Cross cemetery. Chamber John A. Chambers, aged "0 years, died in this city last evening.

The remains are at Sherman fc Reed's parlors, where the funeral will taks place at a time to be announced later. Mrt'uaton William S. McCuston, aged 2t years, died in this city last evening. The remains are at Sherman Reed's parlors and will be forwarded to Texas for interment, at a time to be announced later. Mihelieh Margaret Mihelich, aed 2fi years, died last evening.

The funeral of her husband, Antone, and her son, Joseph, was held yesterday at Sherman Reed's chapel. Creato John Cresto. aged 4 years, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cresto of Art West Daly street, Walkerville, died last evening.

Time of funeral to be announced later. lloea William Roga. aged 24 years, died in this city last evening. The re mains are at Sherman Reed's parlors, where the funeral will take, place at a time to be announced later. SHERMAN REED UNDERTAKERS AND KMBALMERS Automobile and Carriage Equipment DKATHS AND KVSEH A A tlllama The funeral of the late John P.

Williams, aged 4i years, will take place at the. family residence. 411 West Mercury street, this (Wedilesdav) at 2 o'clock. Interment in the Catholic cemetery. Mr.

Williams was a member of Butte Camp O. W. I Kelly The funeral of she late Pat-i rick .1. Kelly, aged 4h years, will yike place this (Wednesday) afternoon at 2 o'clock at-Duggan's undertaking nar-i'lors. Interment in the Catholic celne- tery.

Ilroamnn The funeral of the late Rev. Father Patrick Rrosnian will take place th (Wednesdayi morning at fl o'clock at St. Mary's church, where the I remains are lying in state. Interment i in the Catholic cemetery, McCie The funeral of the late Robert McGee, aged 49 years, will take place this (Wednesday) afternoon at o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Joseph Feeney.

4(52 Kast Broadway. Interment in the Holy Cross cemetery. O'Brien The funeral of Joseph Florence, the seven-month-old beloveg son of Mr. and Mrs. John O'Brien will take place this (Wednesday arternoon at 12:30 o'clock at the family residence, 607 North Alaska street.

Interment in the Holy Cross cemetery. Solllran The funeral of the late Jerry. Sullivan, aged 30 years, will take place tomorrow (Thursday) after.ii.on at Duggan's undertaking- parlors. Interment In the Holy eross cemetery. Leonard The remains of the late Hugh Leonard, aged 46 years, are at Duggan's undertaking parlors.

Fu- kneral announcement later. Snlllvan Patrick J. Sullivan, died at the family residence, SMltj West Granite street, yesterday afternoon. Funeral announcement later. Conboy- The remains of the late James Conboy, aged 34 years, are at Duggan's undertaking: parlors.

Funeral announcement later. LARRY DUGGAN Ballabt Undertaker and Embalm 23 Kartb Mala atraat Fbome IT I mrmrrw Uzr.ie lode and for appointment of referees to distribute property. niRiHs. 1 AVal.h To Mr. and Mrs.

Walter "XValsh. 327 North Wyoming Nov. 11. a boy. UKEns.

i William Stevens et al to Thomas Floan 19 and 20. block IS. Ha mil- ton addition; $1. Thompson Montana Co. to William C.

Bowden Lot 4, block 2, Kmpire i addition: SI. I James Tremebath et al to Mrs. Fgan et ab Lot IT, block 1, Hub addition; $1. Irene Bichards et al to Maitin Bren-nan et ux Lot 14, block 1, Dispatch lode; $300. William Worth et ux to William XI.

Van' Orde.n Lot 23, block 41, Valley-addition; $1. Butte Jockey Club association to Frank Ottis Lots 20 and 21, block 12, Wilson Tark addition: $1, George S. Tatterson to Krnest Sin-nett Lots fl and 10. block 36, Dajy aJdition; $1. John Miller et ux to Butte Land it.

Investment Co. Lots 14 and 15, block 81. Gallatin addition; $1. John Pershina et ux to Lecoure Tvots 14 and 16, Sec. 26, Tp.

3 U. 8 $1. Miners' Paving Bank Trust Co. to Mrs. Lillian Lowe Lot 15, block 13, Gilman addition; $1.

Joe Lecoure et al to Timber Butte Milling Co. Southeast quarter Sec. 26, Tp. 3 R. 8 $100.

GILMORE FUNERAL IS HELD IN PRIVATE Only relatives and a few close friends were, present yesterday morning at the funeral of James 51. Gil-more at tlie residence, 626 West Silver Mreet. The last rites were private In keeping with the request of the health, authorities. After a brief service the body was taken to Holy Cross cemetery. Mr.

Gilmore died of Spanish influenza at hfs home Sunday after fight ing the disease with greajj vitality for two weeKS. Copper Leaf Hive. Xo. 945, L. o.

T. will hold meeting at 2 p. tn. today. Rore Pearce, R.

K. Flora Shln-ners. Com. Adv. It Double Strength Gold Crowns $5.00 Consultation and 24x24-inch size, on sale for 26x26-inch size, on sale for Free! We Pay the Freight on All Out-of-Town Orders DALY-SHEA UNDERTAKING CO.

71 K. Park St. Phone 3M FTJNERAI, DIRECTORS KMBALMIRS. Antomabila Equipment. DEATH Andrew John Andrew, age r5 years, died yesterday afternoon at a local hospital.

The remains are at Walsh's parlors, from where they -will be taken to the family residence. 417 Shields avenue, this morninsr. Funeral notice later. CARD OF THANKS. We take this means to extend our heartfelt thanks to our many friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown us during the illness and death of our beloved mother, the late Mrs.

Annie Mealey. We also wish to thank those who sent the beautiful floral offerings. tSigned) PATRICK J. MEALEY MRS. TIIOS.

BRADLEY. M. J. WALSH CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.

307-30S West Park fe treat AatamoMIe Kqalpmaat- Phaaa U. S. H. 8. II.

stamps purchases and JIKS HR ITT DIKS MUDK.M,Y James Uritt died suddenly; at a local hospital yesterday a few hours after his arrival in the city from Seattle. Heart disease is thought to be the cause. P.ritt was unmarried. He has no relatives known to local authorities. An inquest will be held.

JOIM' lIO IKF.TIN(;. Members of the Baptist church and congregation will forego their usual Wednesday evening service and meet with the union thanksgiving and prayer service on account of the end of the war at the First Presbyterian church tonight. TUB NBW PICIOItlAI. HtfYlKW. People's.

Review of Reviews, Green Book, Detective Stories and all the big Sunday papers with interesting news and pictures at the Postoffice News Stand. WIIKN YOU ARK ILL. call your doctor, have your prescriptions filled by and buy antiseptics, atomizers and fever thermometers from A. V. Toler, Druggists, Main and Gold sts.

Adv. AIJM1T.TF.IJ TO ITI7.KNSIIII'. Henry a native of Italy, was admitted to citizenship yesterday in the federal court. SI IT AXU OYBKCOAT Clothery. Adv.

SALE The TI RKIS1I ATMS 8 South Montana. -Adv. Butte Phonograph 126 W. Bdwy. Boulder Springs to recuperate.

Adv. DAWSON COUNTY MAN IS CANDIDATE FOR SPEAKER Miles City, Nov. 12. C. A.

Rasmus-son, of Dawson county, elected to his third term in the state legislature last Tuesday will be a candidate for speaker's seat in the house of representatives at the winter session. Sore Throat, Golds Quickly Relieved By Hamlin's Wizard Oil Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a simple and effective treatment for sore throat and chest colds. Used as a pargle for sore throat it brings quick relief. Rubbed on the chest it will often loosen up a hard, deep seated cold in one night. How often sprains, bruises, cuts and burns occur in every family, as well as little troubles like earache, toothache, sores, canker sores, stiff neck, and tired aching feet.

Soothing, healinp Wizard Oil will always bring quick relief. Get it from druggists for 30 cents. If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back. Ever constipated or have sick headache? Just try Wizard Liver-Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30 cents. Guaranteed.

Just get out that bottle of Sloan's Liniment and "knock it galley-west." Don't say "it will be all right tomorrow." Rheumatic twinges won't elieve themselves. It takes the counter-irritant of Sloan's Liniment to bring1 quick relief. Effective, too. for nearly every external ache and pain that man's heir to. Put tt on and let it penetrate without rubbing.

Clean, sure, economical. Once it becomes a lifelong friend Tour druggist has it. Oet it today. 30c. 60c, 120.

HEUII PIS HI1 HARD 6Ve Pay the Freight on All Out-of-Town Orders FRESH FLOWERS Special Attention and Scrviea Glvea For Funeral Work. MISSOULA NURSERY CO. 1123 Ctah, Butt. Phone 345. FtXEBAL NOTICES.

Fisher The funeral of the late Mrs. Olive Fisher, wife of Herman Fisher, will take place Wednesday afternoon' at 2:00 o'clock at Richards' funeral chapel. Rev. W. M.

Jordan officiating. Interment in Mount Moriah cemetery. Funeral private. Symona The funeral of the late Mrs. Nora Symona and Infant will take place this (Wednesday) afternoon 3:30 o'clock at Richards' funeral chapel.

Rev. F. C. Fulford officiating. Interment in Mount Moriah Funeral private.

Llnrhart The funeral of the late Charles Linehart will take place tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon at 2:00 o'clock at Richards' funeral chapel. Rev. M. Hudtloff officiating. Interment in Mount Moriah cemetery.

Funeral private. Evans The funeral of the late Edward H. Evans will take place tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon at o'clock at Richards' funeral chapel. Rev. J.

C. Hughes officiating. Interment in Mount Moriah cemetery. Funeral private. Verran The funeral of the late William J.

Verran will take place at Richards' funeral chapel at a to be announced in later papers. Deceased' was a member of the Loyal Order of Moose. JOSEPH RICHARDS Clne- Warrlnctan Rlrbarde. Prea. and Manager.

15-ia Month Montana St. Panaral Dtrwttara and Km ha 1 mar. Extra Fine Carnations -esa from the Gardens every morning only 91.00 par dos. Columbia Floral Co. 47 Weat Broadway.

Phone ID 23. A. C. WILHEI.M. Mgr.

7-Passenger Touring Car And Taiicab for Funerals. PHONE 1300 Or Call 37 N. Main Si. FTJNEBVAIi NOTICES. Mehrllcb The funeral of the late Mat Mehelich will be heJd at t.be Daniels Bilboa funeral parlors Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.

Interment in Holy Cross cemetery. Sallno The funeral of the late John Sallno will be held at the Daniels Bilboa funeral parlors this afternoon at 2 o'clock, under the auspices of Butte aerie, F. CX No. 11. Interment in Holy Cross cemetery.

Toomey The funeral of the late Michael Toomey will be held this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Interment in Holy Cross cemetery. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our neighbors and friends for the kindness and sympathy thnwn iiq tnrlnir.the illness And death of onr beloved wife and mother. We also wish to thank those who sent the beau- tifnl floral offerings.

Signed ADOLPH SCHROEDER AND FAMILY. JDANIELS BILBOA ITndertoken aod Emtmlraera 125 Kast Park Batte. Fhaae 388. Bealdeaea Phana 43t7-W. Aofta mud Carriage Equipment.

DEATHS AND FUNERALS. Bnrby The funeral of Adelbert An-thoney, the months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burby, will be held this (Wednesdayi morning; at the family home, 41S Shields avenue, at 10 o'clock. Vlanea The funeral Of Madaline Visnes, will be held at White's parlors tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon at 2:00 o'clock.

Private. Green The remains of Robert M. Green, who died early yesterday morning are at White's parlors. Funeral announcement later. Barbonr Clyde Barbour, aged 2C years, died last evening.

The bocy was removed to White's parlors. Funeral notice later. Bartlett Fredia Mamie Bartlett, aged '38 years, died last The body was removed to White's parlors. Funeral notice later. Yatea The remains of XM.

Bettle Yates, are at White's parlors, and will be shipped to. Belgrade (Friday! morning, wh 2-e services will be held and intermerff. made. SAM R. WHITE rmnerat Dlrerter and Kmbajmaa 129 Sooth Main Street Pbana 311.

The THIRD FLOOR UNION RIALTO THEATER BLDG. TTTSTniXTnTlTTrt Stomach Dead Man Still Lives People who suffer from sonr stomach, fermentation of food, distress after eating and Indigestion, and seek relief in large chunks of artificial digesters, are killing their stomachs by inaction just as Kjtrely as the victim of morphine is deadening aud injnring beyond repair every nerve in his body. What the stomach of every sufferer from indigestion needs is a good prescription that will htiild up his stomach, put strength, energy and elasticity into it. and make it sturdy enough to digest a hearty meal without artificial aid. The best prescription for indigestion ever written is sold by druggists everywhere and by Paxson Rockefeller, and is rigidly guaranteed to build np the stomach and cure indigestion, or money back.

This prescription is named Mi-o-na, and is sold in small tablet form in large boxes, for onlv a few i-enf. Remember the nme. Mi-n-na stomach tablets. They never rail. Adv.

4 (Incorporated) DR. E. O. HEINE, Mgr. i Natural Appearing Seti of Teeth $10.00.