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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-16
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trated
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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-16
GEM GROCERY.

One always gets real bargains when
he does his grocery shopping at the
well stocked Gem Grocery, 325 Main
street. You will find the very highest
grades of groceries, vegetables and
fruits in season, and produce of all
kinds here at prices that are unusual
ly lower than many stores charge for
an inferior grade of goods. The store
features it's coffees and teas and one
finds some delicious cups of coffee
and tea can be made from these
brands.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-16
L.ANSTYAk TAILOR SHOP.

If you want a sui. that fits you cor
rectly, gives a distinctive touch to
your appearance, that will wear well
and look well, then it is up to you to
Or overcoat at the tailor shop of Mr.
Lanstyak. Lanstyak made suits and
overcoats give perfect satisfaction
and wear. The newest styles are now
on display at this shop, as well as the
newest fabrics and woolens and the
latest colors. The shop also is the
headquarters for first class French
dry cleaning, pressing and dyeing.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-16
DEER LODGE STEAM LAUNDRY

You viii get real laundry service by
sending your family wash and laundry
to the Deer Lodge Steam Laundry
I'll Second avenue. You can have
your family wash done any way at the
Deer Lodge Steam Laundry, simply
washed and wrung out dry and sent
back to you to be hung on the line, or
washed and rough dried or washed
and ironed completely. Delivery
trucks of the laundry will call for
your wash and return it to you
promptly when clean. All you have
to do is to call No. So and the truck
will respond quickly.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-16
THE CITY MARKET.

The City Market, on Main street
retail meats at the lowest possible
price. Quality meats, lowest prices,
and square dealing is the desire ex.
pressed by the operators of the City
Market. Here you will find prime
rib beef roasts, nice and tender, legs
OF veal, or veal chops, nicely trimmed
pork shoulders, lamb chops, 'corned
beef, veal breast, lamb breast, regu
lar hams, picnic hams, sausage meat
bacon, etc. Their chickens are, al
ways the best and tenderest obtain
able anywhere. You will find that
every item here is a bargain and
every day a bargain day.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-16
GORDON ELECTRIC SHOP.

When you need anything in electric
supplies or apparatus, repairs or ac-
cessories or electrical repairing, 1t
will pay you to visit the Gordon Elec-
trio Shop on Missouri avenue. It's
stocks include all the latest inven.
tions in electrical goods, in lighting,
decorating, fixtures, lamps OF all
kinds and for all purposes, apparatus
and devices for cooking, electrically
driven household accessories for light.
ening the burdens of the housewife
If she has never had the opportunity
to use an electric washing machine
one cannot realize the work it saves
her, how easily she can do her wash
ing and such a saving of time.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-16

found, then go TO the Milwaukee Mar.
ket, SOP Main street. This store is
the home Of the best quality of gro
ceries and the grocery department is
able to fill every possible demand you
may have for the best of foods. You
will find the choicest of fresh fruits
and vegetables, that are such an as
set to ones table these days, when it
is hard to find anything that looks or
tastes good. Courtesy and Service is
their motto. Try them and be con-
vinced.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-16
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LARABIE BROTHERS, BANKERS.
Capital and Surplus $1,000 90.

Vap'tai aho SURPLUS $GUU,CVU.UU.
1t will pay you to do your banking
business with the Larabie Brothers
Bank of Deer Lodge. It should be
borne in mind, first of all, that it is
bank of service, established in 1869
an old bank with a young spirit and
is thoroughly organized in every de-
partment SO that it can handle it's
depositors and patrons money in a
prompt, accurate and satisfactory
manner. If you do not have say
ings account, you should open one
today here and start to save. It
means you will not have to depend on
the charity of friends, but will be in
dependent.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-16
sElTz FURNITURE COMPANY.

The splendid furniture stocks Of
Seitz Furniture Company, on Main
street, offer an unusual opportunity
for our readers to select the very best
grades of furniture for their homes.
They have reputation for handling
only the better grades of furniture
and the prices that prevail there are
remarkably low, considering the quail
ity. There are pieces of furniture
suitable for every room in your home,
also suites, in the very latest designs
and popular types.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-16

wood and mahogany in the big ware
house of the Bonner Lumber Com
pany, los Montana avenue. They
carry all kinds Of finishing lumber,
shingles, lath and building materials
of every kind. This company carries
full line of John Deer Farm Machin-
cry and Fuel
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-16
THE TOGGERY-W. M. LlNTZ &
SONS

This is the sweater season and you
will find the Toggery on Main street
is carrying an unusually fine stock in
all of the styles. The Toggery is
recognized as. one of the best clothes
shops in Deer Lodge. The store al
ways carries well selected stock of
stylish and worthwhile clothing for
men, but this year the stocks are
larger than ever and offer a great
variety of styles. You will be surpris-
ed to see what splendid materials
and workmanship are in the stocks
the store is showing. The store also
carries a complete line Of the latest
in mems furnishings.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-16
BONNER LUMBER COMPANY.

The very best stocks of air and kiln
dried lumber are always to be found
in northern and southern pine, fin,
hemlock, walnut, oak, hickory, gum
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-16
DEER LODGE LuMsgR COMPANY.

The lumber and building material
trade indicates that prices have reach
ed rock bottom and those who have
been planning for sometime to do
construction work of any kind, are adj
vised that now is the time to build.
The banks and investment houses who
back building projects have looked
into the building situation carefully,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-16

COMPRISE
ADVERTISERS MEMBERS READERS ARE
SUCCESS.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-16

MILWAUKEE, MARKET.
When you want good things to eat,
those that are just a little better in
flavor and quality than ordinarily
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-09-16
DEER LODGE, MONT.

HISTORICAL REVIEW CATHOLIC CHURCHES PRoMi
NENT INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES, MANUFACTURERS PLANTS
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS; MERCANTILE HOUSES, RETAIL
STORES BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
DEEP PROBE Of MOVIE
LAND TO Be MADE
Prosecutor Woolwino Has Not
Yet Announced the Line He
VIII Take, But IL VIII
BE Vigorous

fas Angeles. feh. Al A'ons what
lines me insesllisiion Into 'ho muf
dof OF William Desmond Tal lnr mo
n0n qlciure director would be pro
.eedei today Vas a., diyulged by
Thomas Ice woolvinc. district az
torucy hal ho said u would BE-
,lsofssay continued
The district attorney declined 90
say Whether ha prosram called for
the sumnonlne TO bis ofIi II any
lcrsons said 90 ho ~ pofecsslon "a
Information pertaining % ihe pfApe.
81 vhethsr today would 10 qeyptei
o somo otter angie g. ihe rAe
ahlch no. described A. 'degQld q
az workable ellnss
Thn felloN,m cloaoly upon q
nleht soasltn al hn office vi b more
than ihrce hours gwen to nuss.
tloning oi Mabcl Normaud. iIlm net
fesa, one 81 the lasi persons a. ses
Taylor alive
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
A Judge Caught
In Drag Net
of Dry Agents

Newport. ky, FEB. Stmu..
taneous raids hy Kentucky stats
troops and federal prohibition
agents upon more than 20 Ns~per,
saloons this afternoon. rceulted a.
the citing Of Judge ". G. Buicn, &
Campbell county. and more than .
score Of saioonkeepers and baftenc.
ers to appear before United states
Corporation comnlssloner oscar n.
Roetoen. at covins'on. tomorrow.
on charges connected with the a..
legged violation of the federal liquor
laws.
Sawyer Smith. United States dis
triei attorney said Judge eutsn
would be formally charged vita
conspiracy TO viola,s the liquor law.
with knowing o. lts viola, on ana
with falling 70 report sgSh sso,S.
ton to federal officers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
Ggpsey
kidnaDerS
Grabbed

Birminghan. Ala, Feb n-An-
cient gypsy tribal law ran afoal Am
erioan criminal statutes here last
night When three persons landed IN
jail on warrants sworn oa, in Dola-
ware. Pa.
Sheriff IIartsfield found ceorse
Peterson. aged q, the alleged Of
fender making merry in a camp q
gypsies near Ironda.e Minnie stan
ley. "a. shared hts tent. officers said
The girl was kidnapped from John
son Pa. on December II. last year.
while on a visit 10 relatives. accord
ing TO Dick $ anley 81 hrother OF the
girl The Petersons said they did
not pay for the sirl's hand. They
say the price. $500 was too hlgh
Besides Peterson. May Peterson his
mother. and the sirl are placed in
jail
Minnie Stanley Is formally oharg
cd In warrant ISSUED by her
brother with taking $1,000 from the
family exchequer before she lef. tho
Pennsylsaaia camp This Is tech
nical move. tie Pe,ersons say TO get
the girl back TO her native clan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
CITY MAN AND EXPERT TO.
EXAMINE OVERALL MATTER.
Hansford Goes To San francisco
As Agent OF City Realtors To
Make Invoice of Gar
mcnt Factory

" r. llsnsiefd VIII ,eafe lealsAi
for San Anionlo win IN expert a.
examine the aachinoly AMI equip
nont Of the "a clt fte,ofy which
Il ls proposed 20 loa'e IN Guthrie
This expert has bad e year ol ssla-
able experience With some 81 the
largest factories ln the ,ounift. "a
a stakeholder In the now factory "a
Enli aud In The old one a. shaWnee.
and proposes 70 take block oi
stock in the Gu hfle enterprise They
uill spend several DAYS Ia 6an
Antonio.
ALREADY Tho Maaufa iutrrs Record.
BALTIMORE. ~ wrlllnr a Gatarlr
abou, the PAIN and details of The
factory i 4 propsn'd 90 brins 10
Guthrie y win riady give ans
fla regarding This enterprise. thcfe-
by Swing Guthrie whle publicity 30
thia movement It ~ fhc larResi
journal ~ iis Kind Ia ,hc World. ami
Is rcad by everybody ia any man
ner interested in the establishment
= new industries. especially IN the
west
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
womgNs NIGHTS OFF
is Her RALLYlNC CRY

Philadelphia. Feb H. "Nonon
deserve night OFF once In while
bu. Il Is difficult to convince their
husbands OF this said Mrs. Henry
$. Parker. Chairman OF tho Junior
Section. In her address before the
annual meeting OF the Eastern Dis
triee State Federation OF Womens
Clubs at Ardrnore today.
Every married woman. especially
the younger matrons, should join a
woaan's club AM see to Il that shs
tends the meetings Il isn't going
too IA 20 say she should devote two
nights a week 70 her club or other
interests.
The average lmsh1nd takes bis
nights or without any question. ami
what is sauce Tor tie gandcr in This
case should be sluce for the goose. =
Mrs. Barker added tha young mar
riel women have enough trouble at
home. including their husbands "a
entitle them to at least few rights
OF freedom.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
Monkey Gland
Man, Despondent,
Has Disappeared

At snty City. n. J., Feb. H.
Irving p. Bacon. former New York
newspaper man. who recently
sought eternal youth having
monkey glands ,ransplanied TO MS
body. has disappeared from his
home.
When his vile rsturned from
shopping che found letter from
him saying that he had been DE-.
serted by those who p'ofessed 10 be
his friends and there Is nothing
Jeff but 10 betake myself out q
your life 50 that a. least you may
be In position TO live again" Toe
note asked his wife not 70 mourn
for him.
Mrs Bacon declared her husband
had been eespondent ever finsn.
elsl matters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
speCAi rAsrs
TO RAISE sonus

waahlnEloa. Fvb. II speciai taxes
81 yield approximately ttso.o6g.pop
were agreed upon lale today by the
republican membrfs y the house
Ways ami means tmmittse as a
method u raising money 20 peY q
soldiers bonus.
The taxes prnoneed and approved
hs the iepaht,ana we're
ono esul poe Eali0n on gasnline.
yielding t1eeoaooo
ons. tenth u oae per ern' On stuck
ana land transfers. yielding $4,000.
600
Taa 90 theatre admissions nhove
zs cents. Yielilnk tis.ooo.oo0
Finy cents per thcuaand IN cigar
eta yleldlax 80 0oqa0o
sileht increase 10 taK on amoA
ins sni ehesink tobacco. Slslsrns
fs.o0o.N00
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
EXPLANATION

Oklahoma IiD. Feb % In loaa
distance telephone conversation Win
the Associated Press today win
Jodge li r. Christopher At Coyls
Oklahoma outlined hl1 reasons for
dlsmisslny the superior court grant
jury at Okm1leee last Thursday
morning and declared that u neccs.
sary to satisfy the people ne would
sot aside his order ~ dismissal whaa
he returned 90 okmulsce Monday ana
allow the same iury 30 continue -
deliberations IN investigating TIE fali
uro of thc Bani Of Commerce last
November
After ! had lmpanellcd the grant
jury" Judge Christopher explained.
Il occurred to me that had not ioi-
lowed the Law IN the mattcr 10 ae,las
on my own initiative Which was
backed up b. the oliu.on of the then
attorney general = T. froellng, "a
dIsm.ssing H.. although Il was a BIT
ter u'll Tor M to swailow acknoWi-
cdgc nay error
Il the excitement In seeing the
account Of tho situation IN last gh, 3
newspapers. ] erred IN my Telegram
% Cclnty Attorney Hepburn az Oh
mnlEce when said that acted an.
der the direction and advice Of Free.
lng In d.sohareing the iury
~Thls WAS no, ifar Freezing fnw'
no instruct 1ns 30 tlsp matter bat
merely told me his opinion. whie1
Dorg ont nay conviction. when ! Nls
IN oklahoma C'iy last Tuesday 10 ~.
tend the meeting Of . - store. so-
oiety
In the eifolt 10 obtain Grant
jury for the work. The Judge cont n
CONTINUED o. Page -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
Mob Rule ThWarted By
Quick Witted Sheriff

Aiola feb IA mob Of than two hundred ma.Aed
men III mounted aud heavily armed swooled down on AoAA
~ midnight last night with tie announced purse ~ Nhchx
Samuel Watkins farmer who d = alleged eeoessel ne peet
Nr Cora Jones. wife Of usghbpr % death ~ her nous
near Caue Thursday After committee OF sk represent
ING the mob through the county jail and taea 70 a
Wakes the mob left without disorder
Feasne violence sheriff :. v Phillips removed Watkins
il a. unknown place ~ safety shortly after Watkins made an
alleged .uors essfesson the sheriff aud County Attorney
fana That hf killed the woman
Ever since the alleged confession II Watkins there hal
bc. r1mor> Of mob violence. sheriff Phillips optAine
Authoritative information yesterday afternoon that an attempt
WIS being planned lynch Watkins Later IA The day y
brame apparent last night had been set Tor the time 70
carr, plans according 90 the sheriff fairvh were
sem ou 10 intercept the mob but the woud-be snehers
elnled them and without being discovered they rode INTO
kiota ~ a body
The mob surrounded the court house where they were
met Sheriff Phillips and his deputies Fred Douglas and
ben Ward and his aers Joe Ward and W W Rogers The
crowd command Of two leaders
We have come after that man. one Of the leaders
advised the sheriff I'VE have ifeeing towards the
Officers nor contempt law. but want Watkins
We will not stand for any interference
sheriff pareyed with the crowd and explained that
Watkins had been removed from the Jail the day before lie
suggested that the mob committee and seareh the
Jail This agreed to and the leaders selected six OF the
crowd 10 accompany Jaer ward.through the Jail The
search rapidly conducted and being without result the
committee returned and made known their findings
The leaders then addressed the crowd telling the members
return home in orderly fashion, which they did
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
LIONS ADOPT EIGHTH
GRADE SCHOOL BOYS
Delightful Time At MONDAY
Luncheon Friday, Entettain
Evangelist and Others
To Aid City Federation

Tho ljona club had az wioa,a a.
FrIday iunrhcpu at the ione ~
ami Ma lIaddcu II los Angeles Nrt
e. y pcaps 81 nfumrfht ~ho ls a
eiater 81 ehalmru Gltien. president
81 tho luh aul Emil l. ilirpen'
ehsimau - inc beard - ~rlnty con-
missloueis
Amer onloylns delicious llrh a a.
nsr. the esuh heard pr MADDEN ia 8
fneen mluutos talk on how 90 os-
tain wisdom. wealth ana happiness.
ail ~ which may a. acgur'd, tno
speaker conleadal BY fol'owlug The
teaehinrs =, ne erirtofes and iras
tiplna lho prrrepa thereof
Nra. reaps Is lakius a course .u
lfe insurance under The taielase o
ifon iorsn Hti.k = iha Amesca
life Insurance comfany fraaan'e
OF the Cafner Iplyiechnlc hool q
phubnrr IA. she was called on iof
apvh ana rrueloaaly fsnponied bf
tc'llnr the cluh rhc could talk better
10 iasm 0no "a ilme This - one
81 the Fundamental lessons in writnR
Hia Insurance YOU knew
Commissioner ilifscm was ,nsrn
dueod a. q edoer, not ialher" ans
vas given lhfec tiuns foasa foF ~ =
nue wefA h had ipa, conple'ed e'
the rosa ,f0sslns the sand afn q lhe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
DR.. MADDEN USES LINCOLN
As LECTURE SUBJECT

Another crokdcd house greeted
Dr. Hadden at the Methodlstchureh
last evening. Indeed throughout the
present week the church auditorium
bas been fiiIei by persons who have
deeply enjoyed the lectures deliver
cd on uodcrnized biblical thought
Last evening DR. Hadden took for
his subie.t the problem OF Abraham
Lincoln. who he said. was for 20
Years a reiigioniS withOut rishte-
ousness" DF. Hadden paid 4 eulogy
10 tae maFfyred president and drou
many lessons from the lie Of this
9reas man Dr. n siden . logical
and brilliant ana his pulpit messages
have telling effect.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
BUILDING PLANS FOR
SPRING MOVE ON APACE
Ground Broken Already For New
Homes and More To Follow.
Building Permits Issued
20 Many

Plans sre being com lei u AMI
ground is being broken N some IN
stances for sot o. ncw modern res
licences in Guthrie. Realtors repo.s a
steady inquiry for good houses ,ota
TO let and to buy. n the proposed
new high school should BE- bult u
will greatly increase demand FOR
good hosnes in the city.
Several good sales have been com
pieted during tha week and Others ar
being negotiated. 81 r. fsansford
sold the Hornaday residence on Eas:
Cleveland to parties from Indiana
oils for cash and possession VII BE-
given April first. Many trlildlng per
mits have been issued
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
mAeel ILLS ngn Story

Los Angeles. Feb II Mabel
Nofmari. flntI sereen vtar haa
told her story 10 District Attorney
Thomas Lee NoolNinc
Guardel hy three city detectives
and aceoa anled h} her press agen.
and social secretary, she appeared ai
the Hall 81 Records early Friday
nigh She ualiN ln the corridor
outside Of the district attorneys of-
tise Tor neirls half nn hour before
Mr woole Inc appoarea
Immediately upon his arrival
wooIwine. a. $40 o'clock. took Miss
Normand into his private office Ae-
oompan1lng them vas Ben smith,
official shorthand reporter Tor tho
district IA oruey
poran ouixses Her
Shortly afierNafd they were Joined
by W 6 pomn. chief deputy dis
trici attorney aho also took 4 hand
ia qucstl1ulux Miss Normaud
The aulszlns of the nln actress
bad only gone on ior fe1 minutes
shen iwo - The eny detectives lest
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