The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-26

them on the run. the way you
make them scamper Is
THEY'RE really bully fun; the
RUNNING Tories and the Hes
SLAMS, the bosses and
the hired d--they all are getting scared
to death, ere your first gun IL fired;
they say we don't amount to much.
the while they shout for Taft; they're
trying to keep their courage up.
they're surely getting daft; they're
whisting In graveyard. which the
same is all their own; gone are the
easy pickings, which they so long
have known; you have the people
with you and that's what throws the
scare: you've busted their steam
roller--its gone beyond repair: @.
Theodore! o, Theodore! You have
them scamper is really bully fun.
Commissioner Price and Manager
Frank Martz Of the band, have de-
cded upon the location
THE NEW of bandstand In
STAND Greenough park, and II
IL now up to the city
council to make the necessary appro-
priation for IL, or to pass It up. Com
missioner Price Is strongly In favor
of erecting the stand and viii take
Commissioner Houston out to look
over the site. II Is not thought that
there will be much trouble In making
the small appropriation necessary to
Its construction. I'VE owe something
to the band" said Commissioner
Price. "A town the size Of Missoula
should have a good band and should
encourage II In every way possible.
We have the band and II has been
getting along as best 1t could without
help from anyone. 1t will not cost
the city very much to build the stand
and | think we will build II. Mr..
Martz and decided upon a location
a little north of the bear pit. If we
didn't have those bears I'm there we
could use the pit as "A foundation for
the stand. but now that we have our
mcnagerle again this Is impossible"
Higgins avenue In front of r. l..
Darbee's store and were
CLEAN looking at the pave
STREETS ment on the west side
of the street. which has
been In use only a short time. AL
ready 1t Is covered with a good layer
Of dirt and needs cleaning. Commits
stn Of a
To have the misfortune to fall In with
the Man About Town several times
yesterday. chanced To be passing, and
we asked In rcgarl to his pans for
cleaning the paved streets. WELL"
said Mr.. Price. Il have been thinking
the matter over very seriously during
the past few weeks and i have about
decided that there is absolutely no
use In wasting time with experiments.
! had thought of attempting to fix
up our largest wagon az flush
wagon, but don't believe 1t will
work. The cost of flush wagon will
be about $l.i0o. but am beginning
to believe that IL will be money well
spent. We must keep these streets In
condition, now that we have them
paved. and | think the wagon will
pay for itself In the long run, at that.
have been receiving "a good deal of
literature In regard to flush wagons
ana ! think that the council will de-
eide 10 order one. We have tried
washing the pavement with "A hose
and 1t Is not a success"
Commissioners Price and Frank Martz
were out In Greenough spark Wednes-
day afternoon looking
DOG Is over the ground for
oSNHED tho purpose of agree
Ing on the location for
the new bandstand which the city will
probably build for the local band. AS
they were standing by the park en-
trance. buggy came rolling along at
a fairly lively rate. A few yards be
hind came little dog logging 1t for
all he was worth. His tongue was
lolling out of his mouth and he was
running automatically with his eyes
closed. Suddenly he jumped about
i've ieet In the air and when he hit
the ground he tore for the under
bfhsh like thing possessed. The two
spectators had a real laugh over the
ooSs performance and then began 10
wonder what had caused his antics
suddenly Mr., Price happened 10 think
of the bears In the pit and then IT
pecame apparent that the dog had
gotten whiff of the bruins and that
II had scared him stiff. Il did all
could against having those baars
put back IN that pit" said Mr. Price,
ana the action of that dog shows
ihat | was right, Some day a horse
Is going to bolt in the same way and
the results may be disastrous to tho
occupants of the rig 'rha oity ha, ,.,..