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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-10
urssouLrAS, FRIDAY MORNING.. DECEMBER
Store
Bulletin

V1OU don't have to be a
Judge of merchandise to
buy safely here. Our
guarantee Of satisfaction"
protects you against your own
mistakes. The merchandise is
high grade, dependable and
well displayed. Shopping con-
vcniences and accommoda-
tons abound. Added to this
IS our "Week- End Special
Bargain Sales" We must get
ready for the busy holiday
season.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-10
BLACKBURN RESIGNS.

Washington. Dec. s.-lt was officially
announced today at the war depart
nent that former Senator j. Z. :.
blackburn had resigned as a member
Of the isthmian canal commission and
that his resignation had been accepted
by President TAFT. effective December
18th,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-10
Dance the German.

The students of the university Will
entertain themselves and friends to-
night at German. which will be given
in the gymnasium. This form of dance
is rare enough to be II novely In Mis-
soula and the event is being antici-
pated with much pleasure.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-10
Popular Amusement.

Many skating parties. of necessity
informal. are being held these delight
full nights. and young and old are in
dulgins in the popular pastime. Sew
eral larger parties are promised for
the near future. and a carnival is also
talked of.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-10
LOCAL SOCIETY
Club Dance.

The club dance which was held last
night al the Elite han. MIS- as usual
popular and pleasant. The good music
and splendid floor combined To make
the evening delightful and Il large num-
Der We're in attendance.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-10
Personals.

Captain :. ]. BaSard Shindei and
Captain d. W. Ryter of Fort Harrison
arrived in Missaula yesterday Ia take
part in the Woody Anderson wedding.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-12-10

Frank Mix has been one Of the real
south side patriots during the year
and Il half that have
A TALE ensuea since the flood
OF WOE took out the bridge. He
has made the best of
the disadvantages of doing business
with no bridge and with a blocked
street: but now that the bridge Is open
In traffic. he feels that he is getting
the worst Of IL in not having Third
street opened IN right away w,
are almost as inaccessible as We We're
before the bridge was opened" said
Mr.. Mix yesterday We have been
PATIENT all the while during Is months
when the trouble could not be hclpei
but now We want an open street and
sidewalk and we want II pretty bad.
VIII you please say for me that | am
going to find cut and that there Is
going To find whether or not there is
going tn be a sidewalk on our street;
the council ordered il and | don't see
any reason why we can't have it, II
there is reward for patience, as the
Bible says there IL. | don't want II
wait for mine until | am dead"
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The flag captured by New Jersey volunteers
from members Of a Georgia regiment in the fight
near SpottsyI Ivania during the war Is 70 be re-
turned with appropriate ceremonies on the battle
field on May y. the forty-ffth anniversary or
the engagement This voluntary and fraternal
act Of the survivors Of the New Jersey regiment
will accompany the dedication of monument to
those Of their number who fell in that battle and
is the result Of a joint resolution passed by the
New Jersey Legislature year ago. authorizing
the Governor to return % the organizations from
which they were taken all Confederate flags In
the possession OF the state. Flags have already
been returned to North Carolina.
You persuaded your husband to Join gles
yes" answered Mrs BIggins. When he starts
his voice and when he sings in the club l can't
hear MIN. m."-Washlngton Star
A copy of the recent decree Of Guatemala re-
Iating to the compulsory study Of the English
language in the primary schools Of that republic
has been received in this city 1t is signed by
President Manuel Estrada Cabrera, who speaks
Of the need Of the knowledge OF English among
the people of Guatemala in their privileged situa-
tion in the modern world and through the advan-
tages offered by its interoceanic railway"
The Bore-The year 1909 seems to have been
The impatient Editor-Yes. It's too bad you
didn't utilize it-Cleveland Plain Dealer
The chief Of Chicago's fire fighters wants to
withdraw the sixty men he now has on duty daily
in the theatres and compel the amusement men TO
pay for their own fire fighters. THE head of the
Fire Department believes that this arrangement
VIII afford every needed safeguard" says The
Tribune" In some ways It looks like a relaxa-
ton Of strict vigilance. But If supervision IS
maintained and the service is kept at a high state
Of efficiency the new plan may meet every de
mand of the people. For there is patron who
viii not feel safer If he sees the evidence that
the danger from fire or panic never is forgotten
for a moment
whats the matter with Podgers? I met him
limping along and holding his jaw.
Got the foot and mouth disease
Heavens, You don't say so'
Yes. COrns and toothache. browning Maga-
zine.
Waste places of Chicago will be made to bloom
if the plans of Jacob II. Prost who has been ap-
pointed to the new Office Of city forester are
realized Mr. Prost is thirty years old AMI a
graduate of the Michigan Agricultural College at
Lansing Chicago is lar behind Eastern cities
says Mr. Prost We have good parks and
flowers planted in them but the residence parts
Of the city and the congested districts inhabited
by the poor people sadly deficient in this
spect Trees and flowers educate people and de
velop an appreciation of higher things. They In
crease the value of property and beautify the
landscape"
Visltor-So that's Miss Overton. Don't you
think she carries her age remarkably well?
Artist-No | don't She has dropped several
years Of it to my personal knowledge.-Ilus-