The Daily Missoulian., 1909-04-16
CAUGHT ON THE RUN
ABOUT TOWN
PEOPLE YOU KNOW AND SOME
OF THE THINGS THEY
DO AND SAY.


DO AND SAY.
Oliver Harnois went up to Hamilton
last night to arrange with the Bitter
Root people for their
TO SEE part in making sue
! THE SHOW. cess of the special train
which will run down for
the performance of The Right Of
Way next Thursday, their part Will
be to get aboard and come down; they
will see good performance and will
| have good time, Manager Charles
Harnois, speaking last night Of the
| train, said. we have had so many
requests from the Bitter Root people
to run another train that we are try
| ing it again. The last one was sue
cessfuI from our point of view and the
| valley people said they were pleased,
! The performance Thursday night viii
| be one Of the notable attractions Of my
! house for this season, it has proved
! Immensely successful wherever it has
| been played and ] ann sure the folks
| up the valley viii enjoy it to the ut
| most. 1t il Il dramatization of the
! famous novel of the same name, and
is fully as strong as the written story.
| The men who are the principals have
made fame for themselves in this pro-
duction and | am glad that the Bitter
Root people win have this opportunity
| to see this high class performances
The train arrangements are the same
| as those which were in effect before,
| the train will leave Hamilton at 6
O'Clock in the evening and will return
| after the performance, giving visitors
| time enough to visit the old Inn
| Game Warden Aware has to his credit
one rescue. For while yesterday it
looked as if he was in
| AWARE is line for a Carnegie
ONE HERO. medal, but in the aft
ernoon the pipe went
| out 1t all happened through the kind
ness of heart of the state game war
den, combined with the fact that Dep
uty Warden Mccormick knows every
child in the west end of the state and
has his eye out for any juvenile in dis
tress. Wednesday afternoon McCor-
mick met "a small boy on the street,
what was the matter and the youth
said, between sobs, that he had lost his
father, who had come to town with
him on the train. Dougal took the
small boy in hand and set out in quest
of the missing parent. He met Mr.
Aware, who was in town that after
noon, and the big hearted game war
den at once entered into the case. The
boy told his name and Mr.. Aware at
once recognized him; the lad was Emil
Ozanne, and his father is clerk of the
commissioners of Silver Bow county
That made it interesting. The search
for the father became warm; the lad
insisted that his father had come to
town with him and had got lost He
had no idea what had become of him
and he wanted him. Then there would
be more tears and the hearts of the
Aware Mccormick combination would
ache with sympathy Up and down
the city streets, in and out of every
hotel in town, through lodging houses
and into restaurants the search was
made, but there was no father any
where. At length Aware took the boy
to the Shapard hotel, where the father
stays when he is in town, and there
he arranged for a bed for the lad and
a comfortable breakfast 1t was ar
ranged that if the father did not show
up Thursday morning the lad should
be sent back to Butte on the Copper
City local. Mr.. Aware attended to this
part of the program yesterday morn
ing, after vain endeaVors to get into
nln1 in,
Butte who knew something about the
movements of the Ozanne family. The
conductor of the train agreed to see
that the boy got home all right. Then
| Aware and Mccormick went about
their business, each confident that he
had done Il worthy deed. But the bub-
Bile burst when, later, Aware having
left town, Mccormick discovered by
use of the telephone that the boy had
been sent to Mssoula, where he is a
pupil at the sisters school, by his
father, with whom he had been spend
ing his Easter vacation. He had come
to Missoula all right but had not re-
ported at the school, and was so home
sick that he was willing to do any
thing just to get back to Butte and
his father once more, He got back,
all right but what the father said is
not known. 1t can only be imagined
But if you were ever homesick you
know how the lad felt and YOU will not
blame him bit
over across the Rattlesnake there are
scores of people who last night re-
membered Alderman