The Butte Miner from Butte, Montana • 6

THE BUTTE MINER OCTOBER 5, 1921. WEDNESDAY MORNING- ATTEMP FRUSTRATE FOREST FIRE DAMAGE If Yon Can't Come, Telephone 1.9-8-5 SMALLTH1S SEASON 2 I. Trre Tea, flOO. Harlan. Vowder, 12-o.

fan. 2.1c. Can, 75c. 1:1 rrn Carthy TO HOLDUP GARAGE Night Man Eludes Intruder and Call Is Given Who Arrest Healey. Sanitary Grocery Meat Store 64 EAST BROADWAY.

rm KK i Mire An attempted holdup of the Broad way garage, 220 East, Broadway street, was frustrated about 5 o'clock 100 lbs. extra quality mixed feed, for chickens dfl Cf or cattle 513U M. J. B. Coffee, fresh roasted and vacuum packed "Our 10-to-t Sell- Lyons' Best or Occident, special patent Dakota Flour (no strings), 49-lb.

dJO OC 98-lb. JaSeOJ Backs PJJJ Tuesday morning when James Luckie the night man, eluded the Intruder, HAVE THOSE DEFECTIVE TEETH CORRECTED BY OUR SCIENTIFIC FLAWLESS METHODS James Healey, and made away from Pure Barley Malt and Hops Syrup, per li Gallon gj gJJ iVlbsi'of pure Cane Pre- flJO QC serving Sugar for Sold with each J6.00 order of groceries. "Leo's'-'-pur Barley Malt 7 Extract, per can 6 large package" "Leo's" (( new Oregon Hops Kxtra fancy wrapped JO. Hams, per OOC 'Kanev, wide, lean. Breakfast Bacon (in whole or half side) OQ at, per lb oc Extra quality white Idaho Potatoes, per co nn 100 pounds ufJJ the building to notify persona In an adjoining garage who brought the police to the scene.

Healey, who Luckie 55c Pure Montana Rolled Oats In S-lb. bags. declared feigned ho held a gun In his coat pocket and demanded that the Cascade fancy patent hard wheat safe be opened, was found hiding be lour in tween two cars by Officers Rodda and Gerry. The police say Healey appeared $4.35 sacks $2.35 9S-lb. sacks.

drunk and the city jailer was 'unable Dun is a store- for "Quality." Real Sertlee" and Rich Trices." to waken him until 10 clock Tues day morning. MAIL. UKUtna UIVISA I.TIJI. I IV Iti ATIEA TIU.i. Luckie was sitting in the office when Healey entered, the garagemen 21 Fires Reported in' Butte District; Co-operation Cuts Dovyn Losses.

But 21 fires were reported this season in the Deer Lodge National forest, ae cording to the annual report of the forest issued Tuesday by Supervisor Fay i. Clark. These fires, the report shows, damaged a total of 135 acres covered for the, most part by stumps or scrub timber; the loss was therefore only nominal but the cost of fighting the fires amounted to $649.52. Of the 21 fires reported, two were caused by nine by campers, nine by lightning, while one waa of unknown origin and four were Incendiary. Two of the Incendiary fires, one on the Roosevelt drive and one near Anaconda, the report shows, caused the greatest 'amount of damage, burning a combined area of about 25 acres.

Thirty seven of the acres damaged were on government forest land, according to the report, the remaining 98 being owned by private individuals. "Probably the most successful we have ever had," was Supervisor Clark's characterisation of the season just closed. "The record," he said, "seems remarkable when it is considered that on Sundays and holidays the forest district has a population of about 10,000 campers and picnicers. Some seasons we have had fewer fires but the proportionate Joss has never been smaller." To this condition Mr. Clark attributed tha spirit of co-operation shown by the public in general in putting out camp fires and reporting others when they discover them and to the excellent work dono by the forest service itself.

"The rangers themselves havo made splendid records In fighting fires and in some instances have been on the scene of blazes 10 miles distant within 25 minutes after they have been reported. declared. "He had hia hand in his pocket and ordered me to open the BSC'S safe or he would pump roe full of PENS ON ROLL lead," Luckie said in describing the affair. "I put up my. hands and he told me to go ahead and get the keys 1 Make up your mind today now -to put an end to the troubles in your mouth tootache, gumboUa, "mouth acids," sore-gums and similar irritations that cause so much inconvenience and suffering.

You can overcome all those troubles if you come to. this office, for our methods are modern, safe and scientific. Our efficient systems put an immediate end to all pain and dental discomfort. No matter how far advanced your decayed teeth can be treated and corrected or extracted in this office without the least shock or pain, and at exceedingly small cost. for the safe.

I told him I had no keys but he threatened me again and backed FURTHER REDUCED LAST TIMES TODAY a little way out of the office. A few momenta, later there was a. noise at the outside door and he turned quickly. I dodged behind a large 'ma chine and ran up on the other side to the door. He yelled for me to stop One Widow Requests That Be Stricken, Another Obtained Work.

but I made for the Montana Auto garage and had the man there telephone the police. Healey had no gun on him when he was searched at the police station and an examination at the garage failed to locate any weapon. A lrawer In the desk contained $25 in small change and there was about $25 In the safe, it is said. All Operations in This Office Are HE RANKS HALLOWEEN Of the 20 widows called into the inquiry being conducted by Judge Lynch on the statement of the chamber of commerce that $65,000 had been paid out of the widows' pension and poor funds to persons not entitled to aid, 18 appeared Tuesday, and two of that number were taken from the rolls, making a total of nine dropped since the inquiry atarted. Sirs.

Annie Cupples, SI 9 Vest Copper street, stated that she was placed on the pension list in 1319, and had asked that her name be taken off IJie roll in May or June. She has four children, but stated that she believed that she could get along without county aid. Her husband was shot at the Original mine and she received $3,380 compensation. She owns her home and there are four vhildren When her name was put on the list she was in debt. At her own request Mrs.

Cupples name was stricken from the roll by. Judge Mrs. Jennie Mcilugh, 1019 Lewisohn Street, has three children and was NOW NOT PERMITTED All Work Is Backed by Our 20-Year Guarantee Earl Hawkins Is charged, with vagrancy in a complaint filed in Justice O'Nell's court Tuesday by Deputy County Attorney J. J. Bourquin.

Hawkins is alleged to have been smuggling dope to addicts who are confined in the county Jail, by placing the powder under stamps on envelopes, also under the mucilaged flap on the back. Police Instructed to See That Youngsters Confine Jokes to One Night. Ol STJRGERIK AST) LABORATORIES WHICH ARE COMPLETELY EftCIPPKn ARE THE nSEST DEJITAIi ROOMS IN THE ENTIRE NORTHWEST EVRHY MODERN APPliIAWCE ASD TIME-SATISG DEVICE IS AT HASI FELIX ODAV Soapin' windows, tick tocks and all the other pranks ascribed to mischief-making spirits on All Saints' eve have The sheriff force has been aware that cocaine and other narcotics were being smuggled into the Jail, but the method was not discovered until Joe Murray, night Jailor, made an examination of letters which were being de been started already by their smart hu OUR EXCLUSIVE "ANALTHESIA" method permits us to perform most wonderful operations to the teeth of our patients and this is why we say that our methods are positively painless. "ANALTHESIA" is a safe vegetable preparation that we have used in the Sterling offices for many years and it has never once failed. "ANALTHESIA" simply takes, the pain out of Sterling Dentistry and its use doesn't add a cent to your dental bill.

Ask for cur estimate. man imitators anxious to prolong the season when the whimsical tricks of livered to the Inmates of the county Jail by Hawkins. Deputy Sheriff Pat the inhabitants of the nether world are accepted as a matter of course. "One WE t'SE THE FIKTEST MATERIALS MONEY CAN BUY THOSE MATERIALS THAT WK KNOW FROM ACTUAL EXPERIENCE TO BH SAFE AND RELIABLE; NO OBNOXIOUS DRUS OR SICKLY GASES USED NO PAIN INFLICTED NO AFTER EFFECTS 20-YEAR PROTECTIVE GUAR ANTES ISSUED TO EACH PATIENT NO RISKS TO RUN NO DANGER OF INFERIOR SERVICE Lee arrested Hawkins. placed on the pension roll In 1918.

She cwns a five room house and rents the upper portion for $15 a month. Her husband left $1,500 insurance and there is a mortgage of $500 on the home. On account of having obtained employment as janitress at one of the public schools, her name was taken off the list the first oj last month, and officially stricken by Judge Lynch Tuesday. Mrs. Margaret Shea.

1024 "Waukesha street. Bent word to the judge she had illness In her family and A Drama of a Man Who Was Cheated by Providence of Rightful Revenge Sybil Brown's Dancing Girls Friday. James Healy Is charged with attempted robbery in a complaint issued night of the year these caprices, pro-vided they do no actual damage, may be accepted in a tolerant spirit by Tuesday by Deputy County Attorney J. grownups, but when they begin a month ahead of the holiday that" is J. Bourquin snd filed In Justice Buckley's court.

He Is alleged to have tried imposing on good nature, Bays Mayor compel John Lucke of the Broadway Cocking. garage to open the safe early Tuesday could not. be present at Tuesday's morning. Healy was arrested by De- nearing ana me probation officer was eetives Gerry and Rodda a short time Instructed to have her present Friday. later.

COME IN AND HAVE YOUR TEETH EXAMINED FREE OPEN EVENINGS Mrs. Daisy Stevenson, 26 North This habit of beginning the observance of Halloween 30 days before it arrives is a provoking one for householders who must repair daily the damage done by the previous night's mischief-makers. Special police will be deputized to see that youngsters are off the streets at 9 o'clock." MEETING OF COUNCIL Excelsior avenue, could not be found at that address and the probation officer was notified to ascertain if the HEADACHE Stop eye strain and you stop headache. Let us test your eyes and grind proper lenaes. woman had left the city, in which case PROMISES TO BE QUIET Differing from Its predecessors under her name would bo stricken from the D)Eo C.

No BTUCHEE list. the new administration tonight's meet- The following widows were retained on the list: Hannah Lowney, 416 ng of the city council from advance ndications promises little interest Anaconda road: Christine Radmilovich ince only routine business Is scheduled Associated With Sterling Dentists, 4 MAIN. PHONE 547. for transaction on Clerk Brimacombe's outline. 3 Duggan avenue; Mary Etta Roe, 618 East Broadway: Kate Shea, 338 Virginia: Rose Shovlin, 418 Virginia; SSUED LAST MARCH Several matters of Importance now Johanna Sullivan, 213 Anaconda road; Rialto Theater Building, Park and Main Sts.

under consideration, have not yet been placed In shape for presentation to to Margaret Shea, 44 East Woolman; Catherine McKay, 35 Anaconda road; Call for Appointment. council at this time but that they may Josephine Ruggiroli. 114 Capitol Hill; be acted on as soon as possible an ad- 61 West Tark Street Sarah J. Sando. 604 Daly; Frances ourned session of the council will be 3 Fewer, 1965 California; Mary Maloney Deputy John Curran Takes Peter Teague Into Custody Tuesday.

Had Been Away. recommended. Mayor Cocking said aa 314 West Daly; Dora Patterson. 912 yesterday. Otherwise action would Empire; Katherinn Young.

503 West have to be postponed until the second Iron; Elizabeth Lester: 848 Hornet and and will appear before Judge J. J. Lynch Saturday morning. Deputies meeting of the month, Oct. 19, th Mary Sheehan, 911 Empire.

mayor explained. Erb and Kelly arrested Carros. Twenty widows have been sum moned to appear Wednesday, and WOMAN IS FINED ON LIQUOR CHARGE Petfr Teague. charged with failing to provide for his two minor children, 11 and 6 years of age, was arrested Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff John Cur SOLEMN MASS SUNG AT each succeeding day this week and the FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MARCUS ESTABLISHES NEW CASH ENTERPRISE Preparations are going forward rapidly and within a few days Ed MaranV new Cash Store will be open for business. No definite date has boen decided upon as yet, but Mr.

Marans announces that his buyer has returned from the, eastern shopping centers, where ehe entire list will be finished late this week or the early part of next week ran. A warrant was Issued for Teague's MRS. STELLA BR0UILLET MRS. CURTIS' FUNERAL The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth A.

The hearing Wednesday will start at arrest March 23, 1921, and he left town. On his return Tuesday he was picked 0 o'clock. Curtis was held Tuesday morning. un bv the deputy. Ida L.

Teague and solemn high mass being celebrated at Lydia Kcuffer are the complaining THK GREAT I JfEMPl.OTEn. "I tell you, my boy," earnestly re St. Joseph's church. Father JtcCor-mack was celebrant. Father O'Shea, witnesses.

i Tells Judge That Fine Can Be Taken From Pension Fund and Let Children Starve. deacon and Father English, sub- marked the benign old professor, "It doesn't pay to be crooked." Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at the family residence, 1228 West Silver street, for Mrs. Stella Brouillet. Mass was celebrated at St. Patrick's church and interment was made in Holy Cross cemetery.

The pallbearers were the Messrs. Jellet, Kennedy, Dennis, Shay, Beaur-beau and Dower. CHANGE OF VENUE IS "I realised that." the bright student deacon. Father McCormack officiated at the grave in Holy Cross cemetery. replied.

"Look at all the cork-screws The pallbearers were Homer Hagens, UNDER ADVISEMENT Michael Kelly, Leo Meaney, Ray Burch, out of a job." American Legion Weekly. Hearing on the motion for a change Clarence Burns and Leonard Kipper. Of venue in the case of Santa Marizzo against the Great Northern Railwey Nellie Shfca, Ridgley avenue, pleaded guilty to a charge of violating the liouor laws Tuesday afternoon and was New anti-skid chains for automo romnanv was before Judge Wlliam c. biles are clamped directly to wheel RETURNING ENVOY SEES ARCHBISHOP OF "OLD RUSSIA" Carroll Tuesday. At the conclusion ot has been for the past three weeks personally supervising the purchase of a full line of ladies' ready-to-wear goods and that every day shipments are com.

ing in. No detail will be spared, according: to Mr. Marans, to make of his new cash store one of the most attractive from every standpoint, and the great care with which merchandise is being: selected for his trade both with regard to quality and price will no doubt meet with immediate response from the city's most conservative shoppers, he says. Did SheT Phe VThat are you thinking abont? He Just what you're thinking about. She If you do, I'll scream.

Phoenix Univ. of NEW MARRIAGE OR A FORTUNE. WIDOWS CHOICE spokes without the use of side chains. arguments the matter was taken under advisement. Marizzo was injured while fined $100.

Lynch stated that ho would give the woman sixty days to pay the fine- and she replied that the fine could be taken 'out of the money she was receiving from the widows' nonsion fund and let her children riding in the cab of an engine several months ago and on account of the ac MISSES CHANCE TO SHINE IN CLASSIC cident having occured in Jefferson county, change of venue to that county starve. Tho woman was arrested Monday by scat is asked. The ancient Bomans used crimping 5 irons for their hair. Prohibition Officer Ben Holter and city police, a 15-gallon still and a quantity of moonshine whiskey was seized and three five-gallon barrels of mash were destroyed. She stated at the time of her arrest, that selling moonshine whiskey was the only means she had of providing for herself and six children.

The information was filed by Deputy A 'man rich In experience at least does not have to pay an income tax oa his wealth. The Home of Good Hardware Mechanics' Fine Tools Automobile Accessories Paints, Window Glass Plumbing and Electrical Supplies Phone 956 221 E. Park St. STOMACH TROUBLES ARE DUE TO ACIDITY County Attorney John F. Emigh and CUItl HEALS the woman was charged with manufacturing liquor and having liquor in her possession.

She waived the reading of the information, stated that she did not wish the court to appoint coun Tells Safe, Certain, Speedy Re SCALES ON HEAD life For Acid Indigestion. VTA a i i -w A a sel for her, and then pleaded guilty to having liquor in her. possession and maintaining a nuisance. An information was filed Tuesday afternoon by Deputy Emigh charging Jim Carros with unlawfully. selling co Also Eruptions on Face.

Very Disfigiiiing. "My trouble began with email patches of scales upon my scalp ff. -wwwfur caine. Carros is held at the county jail v. ST YOU'LL GET RID OF BLACKHEADS SURE There is one simple, fa fa and sure way ''Ul-il that never fails to get rid of blackheads WDicn spread ana covered the top of my head.

My bsJr became dry and lifeless and. fell out. Soon the trouble appeared In circles oli my face. The eruptions on my face were very disfiguring. a es" m.

'rTTi ant that is to dissolva them. To do thia get two ounces of ralonite powder from any drug store piinkla a little on a hot. wet sponge rub over the blackheads briskly wash the parts and you will surprised how tha blackheads have So-called stomach troubles' such as indigestion, gas. sourness, stomacii-ache and inability to retain food arc in probablv nine cases out of ten, simply evidence that excessive secretion of acid is taking place in the stomach, causing the formation of gas and acid indigestion. Gas distends the stomach and causes that full, oppressive, burning feeling sometimes known as heartburn, while the acid irritates and inflames tho delicate lining of the stomach.

The trouble lies entirely in the excess development or secretion of acid. To stop or prevent this souring of the food contents ot the stomach and to neutralise the acid, and make it bland and harmless, a teaspoonfu! of Bisurat-ed magnesia, a good and effective corrector of acid stomach, should be taken in a quarter of a glass of hot or cold water after eating or whenever gas. sourness or aridity is felt. This sweetens the stomach and neutralises aciditv in a few moments and Is a perfectly harmless and inexpensive remodv to use. An antiacid.

such as Bisurated Magnesia whiefc can be obtained from any druggist cither pawder or tablet form, enables the stomach to do its work properly without the aid of artificial digestents. Magnesia comes in several forms, so be certain to ask for and take only Bisurated Magnesia, which is especially prepared for the above pufpaae. Adv. "A friend advised Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I sent for a free sample which helped me, so I bought disappeared.

Bis little black' beads, no matter where they are, simply more, and after using one box of dissolve and disappear, leaving tha parts without any mark whatever. Blackheada are simply a mixture of dust and dirt and accretions from tha body that form In tha porea of tho skin. Pinching and squeezing Mrs Peter Cooper Hewitt. Experts in the marriage market are speculating over the next matrimonial possibility of Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt, widow of the late inventor and society man.

Will the dazzling and temperamental southern beauty venture apain into married life for the fourth time, thereby automatically losing one-third of the income of her husband's estate, or will she be content during the remainder of her days with the domestic charm of a cloistral existence! only cause irritation, make larxe pores, and Charles R. Crane and the arch, bishop at the monastery. Charles R. Crane, retiring U. S.

minister to China, stopped in Russia en route home and during his stay there called on the aged archbishop of the Old Believers of Russia at the Old Believers', church and monastery just outside Moscow. i- Ointment, together with the Soap, I was healed." (Signed) George Brett, Pullman, Wash. Give Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum the care of your sldn. SumkEKftrmerKidL AOdrtmr. "CiticarelaW erMrta.ttapt.H, Mllat.

Hw BoM every-hT. Snapac Ointment a ana tor. Tilnase, at-aC otic arm Soap ekavee without aaaa. "Cotton" Tierney. "Cotton" Tierney, second baseman, is one of the defense stars of the Pirate team.

Until a couple of weeks ago it looked as though "Cotton" would get a chance to show his mettle in the world series. But the Pirates' chances seem hopeless. Tierney has been hitting around .300 also. do not get the blarkheada out after they beroma hard. Th calouit powder and the DR.

LAMB Olekrctrd CUkm Berk Pfcytriajai All permanent, ly cured with fcia CJilneaa medicines, never before Introduce into tbia country. Ha baa cured thousand! and -aa care you. Advice tree. 11 E- Mercury, Battev Moat. water simply dissolve the blackheads they wash right out.

leaving tha pores free and clean and In their natoral condition. Anyone troubled with these unsightly blemishes should certainly try thia simple method. Adv..