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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-10-07
be safe from moths and thefts during
the time they are in them.
BRoWNFlELD-cANTY CO.

At the big modern well stocked
store of the Brownfield-Canty Co., 81
West Park avenue, one finds splen-
did stock of furniture and house
furnishings. 1t is doubtful If high
er grade or more carefully selected
stock of furniture and furnishings has
ever been brought to Butte than is be-
ing offered by the Brownfield-Canty
Co.'s Store. A splendid assortment
Of curtains and curtain materials is
in stock. Then there are the big
stocks of imported and domestic rugs
and carpets, mattings, linoleums and
other floor coverings. The Brown
field-Canty Co. store is the Butte
home of the famous Seller Kitchen
Cabinet, SO much coveted by every
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the Largey Lumber Co. carries some
Of the best grades of fuel that it is
possible to obtain anywhere.
BRoPHY GROCERY CO.

You can save more money by doing
all of your shopping for things to eat
at the well stocked store of the
Brophy Grocery Co., % North Main
street, than in any other grocery in
Butte The Brophy Grocery has long
been recognized as the home of the
best grades of groceries, clean and
fresh stocks, and prices that are low
as possible. The prices here are un-
usually low. considering the quality of
the stocks, and they are also marked
close because the company believes
in the old business Golden Rule Of
small profits and the volume of sales
to make up a fair earning on the in
yestment,
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found in the big stocks by the Largey
Lumber Co., $40 Utah street. This
company is one Of the largest of it's
kind in Butte and enjoys a splendid
patronage because contractors, build
ers and others have found it's stocks
are of the best quality, can be depend
ed on and are priced as low as quality
goods can be handled for. Everything
is in stock there for the home builder
and mill work of every description.
Honest weights and prompt deliveries
can be depended on in all orders for
hard and soft coal, coke, body wood
cut for stoves and furnaces. Now is
the time to have your winter supply
Of fuel put in and you will find that
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BEE HIVE CANDY SHOP AND
PALACE OF SWEETS.

The stores of the Bee Hive Candy
Shop located at 261 South Main street,
and 202 West Park street, are always
busy places. Most of it's big stock
of candies one finds here are made
on the premises by expert candy max
ers. The Handy Kitchen of the stores
is wholesome and sanitary at all
times. In addition to the big stocks
of home made candies, including
Judges, taffies, brittles, caramels and
the like, the stores also carry very
nice selection of the highest grades
of chocolates and bon bons, chocolate
cherries and Brazils. These candies
are delicious and box of them al
ways makes most acceptable and ap-
preciated gift.
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NASH BUTTE MOTOR CO.

OF course your next car or your
first car will be a Nash! This popular
car which is so well known in the
motor field needs no introduction to
our readers at this time, nor need
there be any space given in listing its
merits and points Of superiority. They
are readily recognized in the differ
ent Nash models one sees everywhere
and which also are to be found on the
sales floor Of the Nash Butte Motor
Co., s South Montana avenue. Nash
prices are way down now, SO that
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ToWLE WINTERHALTER HAN.
NIFEN CO.

The youthful lover and the grey
haired one also will find some beauti-
full blue white, sparkling, perfect
solitaires in the stocks Of diamonds
and other precious stones carried in
the jewelry store of the Towle-Winter-
halter-H annifen Co., 101 West Park
street. One can also find fine selec-
.1ion of watches of the better makes
stock here in different models for
tn men and women, also table silver
ire, as we'll as jewelry for personal
Ear and for gifts, and hand painted
lima, cut glassware, mesh bags,
,ather goods, fountain pens and UNI
rellaS.
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JACQUES DRUG CO.

The jacques Drug Co., 1859 Har-
rison street, makes a speciality Of put
ting up prescriptions and always has
a competent and thoroughly ex-
perienced pharmacist on hand ready
to care for the prescription trade. In
addition the store is headquarters in
Butte for rubber goods and sick room
supplies, first aid outfits, trusses,
crutches and hospital necessities.
The ladies find the store carries an
unusually fine stock of toilet articles
and preparations, made up of some of
the best known and most successful
brands on the market The store also
has a fine line of confectionery and
stationery.
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ED ROSE.

The Rose Jewelry Store, an old es-
tablished store, over 80 years in bust
ness, North Main street, is well
stocked with a dependable line Of
jewelry, every piece carefully selected
by Mr.. Rose and guaranteed to be
first-class. The store also maintains
a very efficient repair department for
watches, clocks and all articles of
iewelry It's stock Of diamonds and
precious stones, both set and un-
mounted, is a large one, and affords
the people of Butte and vicinity a
splendid opportunity to get some
stones they can depend upon.
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BUTTE CARRIAGE WORKS.

If you have delivery problems to
work and are using truck to do the
work, why not have the Butte Carriage
Works design a special body for your
truck that will meet the particular
needs Of your delivery business?
Commercial bodies are made to order
here promptly and at a reasonable
figure. One finds here a fine big stock
of springs for all makes of cars and
experts to put them in and also do all
other kinds of repairing. The plant
Of the Butte Carriage Works is locat-
ed at 3S-4S East Silver street.
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service for God as we'll as duties to
society, it follows that very essen
tial purpose of education is in the
interest of the Creator.
The true philosophy of life as taught
by the Son of God must be included in
any scheme Of education that would
lay claim to prepare a Christian for
life. And the teaching of this Chris
tian philosophy of life is an essential
duty of the Church.
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BUTTE PLUMBING CO.

If you expect to do any building and
the new structure will need plumbing
or heating systems installed, you will
find it to your advantage to have the
work done by the Butte Plumbing Co.,
2O5 South Main. This firm has the
agency for some of the best steam,
hot water and hot air plants and
furnaces on the market and they are
guaranteed to give satisfaction and
keep your buildings warm during the
coolest weather. We carry a complete
line of plumbing and heating material
at low prices, selling direct to the pub
lie.
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housewife because of the conveniences
it brings into the home. The Monarch
Daveno bed is also at this store, and
our readers will find a splendid line
of attractively designed, well made
and finished and moderately priced
furniture here awaiting their inspec-
ton and ultimate selection.
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addition they wholesale cream, whip
ping cream, butter, eggs, cheese and
buttermilk. If you are not patron of
the Henningsen Company, you are not
getting the best milk products and
ice cream. Their slogan is, Buy it in
Butte"
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HISTORICAL REVIEW OF
BUTTE, MONT.
CONTINUED from page 6. }

hunting knives, fishing tackle and the
like. 1t would be we'll that you gave
the exterior of your buildings a coat
or two of good paint. You will find
the best brands here in paints, colors,
varnishes and oils, also brushes and
other painters tools. A complete
line of automobile supplies is always
to be found in this store.
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AMERICAN GARAGE.

You can save money and at the
same time get expert automobile and
truck repairing when you have 1t done
at the American Garage, 2201 Har-
rison street. At this garage, you win
lContinued on page 81
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To the observant eye there is al
ways some beauty in sight, and to the
responsive heart, always something
good in others.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-10-07

every one can afford one of these
splendid cars. Now is the time to
put in your order if you want an early
delivery.
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Largely LUMBER co.
The better grades of lumber, build
ing materials and fuel are always
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-21
JUDGE ANDERSON
OF BECkLEY, IS
SLAIN BY WIF T.
QUARREL IN HOME
LEADS TO TRAGEDY
Criminal Court Jurist Dies In
Hospital--Mrs. Anderson
AT Home.

Rccklcy. ". Va, July 2Q.--John
NJ. Anderson. Judge Of the crimi-
nal court here, was shot and fatal.
Iv wounded by his wife. following
a family quarrel tonight. accord
ing to Raleigh county authorities.
The shooting occurred shortly
after ten o clock. and officials said
that five shots were fired, two of
which passed through the arm, The
third. which proved fatal, just
over the heart, and two others
went wild
Death TO the jurist was not instan.
taneous. occurring % minutes later.
officials said nj the Kings Daughters
hospital. where he vas rushed and a
fruitless effort made to save his life.
Mrs. Anderson w2G placed under ar
rest by Captain Horton Of the stat"
police detachment located here. but
was not placed in Jail. II was eX'
planned that she was allowed to stay
at home with her two small children.
Judge Anderson was G. Years Old
ard moved 10 Raleigh county from
Virginia Il years ago. He was elect
cd to the criminal court in 1890.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-21
COLORED VOTERS IN
MCDOWELL COUNTY
FORM OGDEN CLUB
President ouarles Says "Black Belt"
was Never SO Solid for One Man
As For mr.. oGdsn.

Cralvood. Mcdowell county. W. Va.
July la.--ispec.al)-La.t evening At
S.so o'clock the Jclorcd voters oF this
section me-, and organized the first
Ogden Republican club IN -" state.
More .han three hundred voters. both
men and women. we're present. and by
a unanimous standing vote pledged their
support and vote to H .. Ogden, cand'-
date for th~ Republican nomination 10
the United State Senate. Then each
member OF the club individually pieds-
ed himself, or herself. TO aid the chair
man and secretary in getting out the
full vote on primary election day.
Numerous speeches were made. and con-
siderable enthusiasm was manifested.
Thomas Ouarles is president OF the club.
L. y. Thompson. treasurer. and W. T.
Meredith, secretary,
President Quarles IN statcmen,
given out following the meeting. said
that there never was q campaign In
the history of Mcdowell county when
the Colcred vote vas 50 strong for
one man as Il Is for Mr.. Ogden, and that
he would without doubt capture the en-
tire colored vote in tnat section OF the
state generally known az the black
belt" Efforts or other candidates to
break Mr.. OEdens strength SAID Mr..
Quarles. have heen altogether unsuc-
cessful, particularly the effort Of ono
opposing candidate who has rcsortcd TO
questionable means and tho use ot
money to make inroads on the ohio
county mans strong lineup
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-21
BAN INTERVIEWS
WITH MRS. PHILLIPS

Los Angeles. Calis.. July 2i.--Alto--
neys for Mrs. Cara Phillips. accused O.!
numbering Mrs. Alberta Meadows with
hammer. continued today their strict
ban upon interviews With their client
and their refusal 10 Elr- any .nforma-
ton what the defense would hA when
she goes on trial September IS This
date vas set today by SUPERIOR Judge
W. Housev. after tho defense Rad argued
unsucce ssfully for four months delay
Mrs. Phillips showed her frs signs
OF emotion whil. the arrsignTert was
taking place. hut occordNE TO nor
guards. showed no perturbation while ,
passage vas being forced FOR har
through the crowds which blocked hcr
way from the court room - IN" county
tall
While in the courtroom. Mrs Ph!llipH
stared steadily into the yes OF young
saleswoman. brought here to attempt
TO identify the prisoner as customer
to whom she sold hammer. the day be-
fors the tragedy. The saleswoman
whose name was not oirulged conferred
with officials after the court proceed
INKS but the latter declined - say
whether ths liberalization had heea
made
District ATTORNEY Wooiwt0A said n.
was ready 10 60 10 trta' al on>H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-21
THREE SHOT IN
STRIKE BATTLE
At ERIE YARDS
TWO BOYS SUFFER
MORTAL WOUNDS
Detectives Fire On
Crowd of 500-Lynchlng
Is Threatened.

Buffalo. July 2Q.--Two boys and
a woman were shot tonight when
two railroad detectives fired on a
mob Of 500 people in the Eric
Yards in Seneca street. The boys,
eleven and seventeen years old,
will die. surgeons say, The woman
was slightly injured by a stray
bullet which passed through the
door Of hcr home.
News OF the shooting Of the two
boys spread rapidly through the
district. and when police reserves
arrived AZ the scene they found a
crowd OF 1000 people bcsieging a
shanty in which the two railroad
detectives were being guarded by
two city policemen. Threats OF
lvrching were made by the crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-21
Sees No Wrong In
kniCkerS and FagS

New York. July @o.-~Cigaret smoking
and krickerboCker wcT-rfng by women
have reached Ii" stage Of convention
a.ity vhcr" they arc not even "suE-
gestivcly wrong" county Judge Nc
LauEhHn held today In disu'issing a
vaErancy charge against is year old
Mrs Edna Hobbs Eeych.
The chief complaint Of tho police who
arrested her at Bergen Beach WAS that
she vss sitting on bungalow porch
IN knickcrs. nonchalantiy putting at n
scented "fas."
4 find morning wrong, or even sug-
rsettvely wrong IN wearing such a cos
iu,na." the court said. That sort Of
oos'ur7e - extensively used by women
~. outdoor 'ifn ard is generally rec
ogr'7nd not cnlr az proper but also as
conventional Nor do I consider tho
fact that tho defendant w1B smoking a
cigarette oviGAnce OF moral depravity.
Women generally would rise up In IN
dirnatinr az sIch an infringement %
,h~'- r.gh.s and rr'v'ieees for K must
hA recognized THAT ia" by day they in
dulge IN greater numbers IN the use OF
tobacco and that such 2 process Is con-
s'dorod good form n poNt" soc'etT.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-21
New Move, Made Suddenly, to Settle
Railroad Shopmen's Strike, Failure
| E. {. WILL DIVERT COAL
To ESSENTIAL RAILROADS

motor trucks In readiness to supplement-
this service.
Secretary Hoover, in discussing the
possibility OF coal rationing TO-DAY. IN
dicated that imports OF coal from
abroad might help tho situation partlc-
ularly in ew England. where tho ports
are equipped for unloading coal from
ships. He pointed out that a consioer-
able number Of cargoes had been enter
ing the har rbors from England since the
American strike began
Coal Prioes Go Up.
Prices for bituminous. II was saio'
have risen to levels higher than those
set by voluntary agreement bet"eon uns
non-union producers and the commeroc
department some weeks ago. Unoniciai
reports from the West Virginia coai
eelds. where the bulk OF eastern non
union coal has been produced. indicated
a steady decrease IN producton' oue 70
railroad service disabilities.
Ont,als considered It significant
eytdance of the relationship between tho
coal and rail strikes that clerks and
freirht handlers on the Chesapeake d
Ohio and the Norfolk & Western roads
hs called out since these two ROADS
se-ye the greater non-union coal fields,
Some West Virginia mines have not
more than days supply Of coal cars
In the four working days Of the present
week.
Lewis Coos TO Hew York.
John l.. Lewis. president OF the United
Mine Workers today transferred the
unions temporary coal strike headQuart-
ers 10 New York but left here reiterat-
ing the determination Of the union
miners leaders to carry on the stoppage
Of the industry until they obtained sue
cessfh negotiations for satisfactory
wage scale on r. national basis
Up to the t!me Of his leaving. at
tempts Of Ohio coal operators who arc
willing to grant the union demands to
secure association with them OF enough
operators In other states to satisfy the
unions requirements were UNSUCCESSFUL
Since last Saturday when the union
chiefs refused the governments aroitra-
ton offer. there has bean no comm uni
cation between them and the govern
ment though Mr. Lewis has been con-
tinuously at hand.
DouSherty watches Rtnatacn-
Attorney General Daugherty IN dis
cuss!n the rail strike took occasion
TO renew the statement, that while de-
partment OF justice agents would make
sure that tho laws vere obeyed. there
was no disposition to interfere with
lawful union activities. New outbreaks
OF railroad disturbances in Montana and
Idaho were reported to him. Mr.. Daush-
arty said, but at Denison, Texas and
Rocky Mount. Carolina conditions had
become satisfactory.
Effects Of industrial disorder had been
noticed IN slowing UP Of the business
situation in recent weeks, the commerce
department noted in a periodic review.
though actual coal shortage had not
been occasioned.
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ORDER 500 WORKERS
out Of THE MINES

Muskogce. Okla. July cn.-S'I hun
d cd coal miners in oklahoma. Arkansas
and Texas who have been permitted to
work since tho national coal miners
strike began April !. were Today order
ed out on strike by John Wilkinson.
president o. DistIrct a. United Mine
Workers Tr~eS men have been work.
Ing at mines engaged in supplying hos
pitfalls ice comps snies and public utilities
with fuel in the three states which com
prise tive district
wilkinson's order came from Indian
apol!s 70 secretary Treasurer Eugene
Ross and vas Immediately communlcat-
ed 10 all members ~ the district exc
cutive board, ~ was not ac"ompauie
by any explanation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-21
ADENA AND HOpEDALE
ATTACKS OBJECTIVE;
SHERIFF IS ADVISED
DEPUTY sHBRIPPs PATROL ROADS
HUNTING FOE HUNDREDS OF
NARCHERS, SAID TO
BE ARMED
sHERrYr MARTIN FEARS TROUBLE
MAY OCCUR BEFORE MA
TroNAL q UARD CAN
REkCK COUNTY
THREE INFANTRY COMPANIES, MA
oHINE GUN UNIT AFp WAGON
TRANSPORT SENT PROM
COLUMBUS
TROOPS IN THIS MORNING

Columbus. D.. July @o.-Two
hundred and tAirty Ohio Ma
;ional Guardsmcn left hero.
aboard special tram shortly
train shortly before midnight. en-
route 70 Cadf5. ii vas announced
the order Of Governor Davis Is
sued late :Hls afternoon.
They are scheduled - arrive
IN Cadi= carl, cororrc".
Sheriff O. X. Martin - Narr'-
son county. over long distance
telephone Al midnight. declared
he knew of no gathering ~ min
e-s AZ Eopcdsln and Adcna. nr
a, anv other point N county.
He said. however. there vas in
tense reAi.nE aSalrst Importing
% troops ard ths, there might
he an outbreak mos. any tim-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-21
FREEP0RT THICK Vein
POSTPONE ACTION TO
REOPEN THEIR MINES

Thick Vein Coal Operators Association
meeting here today. deferred making
any move TO reopen mines OF the mem
bers. all now unonized
This association numbering fifteen
opera ding companies which produce
about 20 per cent OF the Western
Pennsylvania bituminous district. has
usually IN the past followed the lead
Of the Pittsburgh Coal Producers As
Bociation. The latter Yesterday voted to
reopen its mines as soon as possible In
line with President Hardings sugges-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-21
BY DAVID LAWRENCE

Washington July 20 The United States government has dcr
mined upon plan coal for the American people the present
effort OF the operators o mine coal should fail
Realizing that the federal government cannot seize the mines or
regulate because of lack OF constitutional to do
governors the Of the union where coal IS
uced will BE- called and regulate the order 10
insure fuel supply to the people Of other states
the supreme court OF the United States has decided
that the mining Of coal mtraState matter and subject solely t"
jurisdiction Of time of III"
duty express their autonomy and do what the federal
cnrernment cannot 10 viii be cmphasized.
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COAL Triple
BURNED DOWN

Fa,-mont ". Va. July 2t.-The
t!rple of the Harry e. Clark Coal and
Coke company on Rooms Run this coun-
~ Was burned Mt midnight Tho FIRE, II
IS said, was caused by incendiaries.
The mine which Is owned by the Clark
interests N this city. has not been o7-
Grating for eighteen months, but re-
Gently preparations we're made 10 pre-
rars ,hc mins for operation.