The Daily Missoulian., 1911-01-07

Illustrations Is valuable contributio,
20 the literature regarding the Uni
versity city. One of the tributes I,
the excellence of the publication comes
from NJ L. H. Odea of the Hamilto,
Chamber Of Commerce. Mr.. Ode;
writes as follows. Il wish to thanl
you for the complimentary copy of til,
WDman's Souvenir and to congratu
late you upon your most attractiv,
book. 1t Is one of the few that hay,
seen and OF the few, 1t is the best. Il
should fill an important place in the
development of Missoula and western
Montana and we bespeak for it much
n success"
4 what does all this mean?" asked the
i North Carolinan yesterday Of the Man
GREAT understand and this Mnn' ea"
DAYS tana weather IL III
tried to feel cold when
The thermometer dropped below zero
the other day but couldn't shiyer as
! used to when the wind came In off
the Atlantic and struck through to the
| marrow Of my bones. 1t didn't seem
cold to me. And. now. Just as had
settled down for long stretch of win
ter you spring this chinook business
on me and have to look at the call
endar to make sure that it is not
April. It's sure fine But what are
you going to do next? / don't know
whether to put on white suit tomor-
row or not. I'd like to understand
more about the combination" But the
tenderfoot was told just to trudge
ahead In the consciousness that Mon
tana weather is the best in the world
and 70 be prepared for whatever came
II he will do that he win be comfort
able and well satisfied
Speaking of the announced gift by
Mrs. William Writ Dixon to the state
FINE Patterson who WAS one
GIFT of the guests at the
university luncheon in
honor Of Judge Cheadle, said: II re-
gard this as great benefaction for
the university. / have been told that
the Dixon library Is one of the finest
IN the west and that it is the best in
Montana. Coming just now when we
a law department at the university,
the gift is particularly timely; it will
aid greatly In the movement. The
thought which prompted the gift is
kindly and the friends Of the univer-
sity should make proper recognition
or IT. There were many similar ex-
pressions heard yesterday; LAWYERS
especially are pleased and all friends
of the university are delighted by this
new recognition of the institution.
There are many ways in which the
men who are prominent in Montana
can be OF great help to the university,
This benefaction shows one way.
There are cndowments needed and
there are new buildings wanted. The
way Is easy.
Up at st. Patrick's hospital Nate Kel-
lum, who used to run the North Coast
limited. is sitting in the
NellUM cab of Wheel-cha
KICKS and trying to make
schedule time, running
1t up and down the corridors of the
hospital, He has broken ankle, the |
result of a fall on the ice on the night
of the cold wave and though his foot
Is badly crippled, he is kicking hard |
lie longs to be back in the sung cab
Of the peanut wagon. engineering the
fine gear of the popcorn machine for
which he forsook the railway He
doesn't get the hang Of the reserve on
the wheel-chair and he has had more
accidents on his new run than he ever
In ,f rnt1 4 l,,,..
He had bad collision with door
lamb the other night and Thursday |
afternoon he sideswiped a nurse as he |
sped down the hall under full head t
way. Only the presence of mind of an
orderly prevented him from going
over an embankment at the head of |
the main stairway yesterday and he |
has been placed under slow orders for
The entire length of his run. It's great |
|
Do you want to buy the handsomest |
beaver overcoat you ever saw? If you
do, here's your chance
HERE'S A and, though there's a
chinook on the boards
right now, the chance
s too good to miss; there'll be another
,hiil one OF these days. Jim RhoadesI
writes from Los Angeles to the Man
About Town, asking that sale be
effected of the Rhoades beaver coat.
Jim, acting upon the Imperative orders
'f his physician. has concluded to
stay where he can stick his feet into
every day and he is padding
1t Long Beach and other Los Angeles
suburbs. He has no need for beaver
,oat down there and he wants to sell
The raiment which has made his win
ers comfortable and his person a
splendid figure. The coat is a dandy
If you will see little Jim Rhoades, he
will tell you what the old man wants
10 do. It's a good chance for little
Jim is easily bluffed and the coat Is
4 great one.