The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • Page 6

THE HELENA DAILY INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 21, 1929 I WciUhcr for i Thursday, snow and colder; much colder north a and southeast portions; Friday probably fair and continued cold. Hourly temperatures at Helena for the 24 hours ending at 6 p. m. Feb. 20, 1323: 7 p.

m. p. p. m. 10 p.

m. 11 p. 31 32 i i 3 2 .32 .33 .23 29 1 a. 2 a. in 3 n.

4 a. n. a. Maximum Minimum .31 ..31 2 0 ..20 7 a. m.

a. m. 9 a. m. 10 a.

m. 11 a. m. 12 noon 1 p. m.

p. m. 3 p. m. 4 p.

m. 5 p. m. 6 p. m.

Dry. .30.0 .30.4 .27.3 Wet. "7 2 2C.1 24.0 23 30 31 30 20 30 30 30 23 28 27 .32 It.H. 0 a. 12:30 p.

m. 6 p. of Other elites Max. Mln. 1 .30 .32 .34 .40 .20 .64 .28 Hallspell JIIlCB City Jtolsa Calgary AnBelea Omalha Portland ..52 Bt.

Paul-Minneapolis 24 12 4 22 20 40 0 44 --20 .02 .01 ..62 6 2 ..50 ..40 ..56 2 6 tho 4 4S 40 24 0 .08 1J hours Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Spokane Yellowstone ParK (Precipitation for ending at 8 p. Weather conditions In the Northwest: The main body of yesterday's low pressure area has moved eastwara and Is being replaced over tho provinces and northwestern Interior by high pressures striking In from the north and accompanied by colder weather. A shallow depression Btlll exists in tho Northwest to- nlrfit extending southeastward over the Rockies British Columbia connectlns with tho main body ot low pressure over tho plains and Mississippi valley. These pressure conditions, together with the hleh pressures over tho Pacific states, have brought about generally fair weather In tho southwest and groat basin area nnd southern Rockies, and light rain on tho north Pacific slope nnd llsht snow over a wldo belt cx- tcndlnc eastward alone International line. Marcelling, Powder Putt.

Ph. 951-W. Radio repairing. Glonilenry. Ph.

177. Dr. -Walt. Penwoll Elk. Phone 665-J.

Dr. Evans, enlroprsctor. Ph. 283 -W. Itercelllnr.

Mrs. Green. Z10 N. Vraj- tta. Mrs.

marcelling. Phons Power HlocU. Fo Phone 4. Cash, Ithone Phonograph r7 PR IrliB. Phone 170.

Montana Phonograph Co. Taylor, taxi. Day and nlsht service. Phone 810. Dr.

OTiem Pltl.burKli black. Vhonc Try our prlcer. Fred Bolllnger. Cash N. Rodney.

Rugs cleaned, 15 year- In Rug Co. Phone Dr J. Z. Miller, psycnopathio hoal- tr and psychic reader, room 30. llr.t floor.

Warren hotel. nr HaTrer. ncnll.t. i located temporarily on sixth floor of the Power block. Wo can I nutlon nnd -i widow survives i Horrmunn Co.

had charge. Ship Body--Tho body or Mrs. Fred Cantrcll was forwarded last night to the homo of her parents la Vlnlta, for i a Mrs. Cantrell died Monday at a local hospital. Opp COnrad had charge.

Ubrnry to Clout--The loan department of tho Helena Public library will bo closed all day tomorrow in observance of Washington's birthday. The reading room will be open from 1 o'clock p. m. i 10 p. m.

to Report--Miss Leona Smith, a of and Mrs. II. Mclntosh, left on tho Northern Pac i i for Rochester to report at the Mayo cKnic. Miss Smith recently ret a year's btay at the clinic, i a major operation. Foreclosure Ordered--Judgo W.

II. Poornuin ordered foreclosure in the action of tho Federal Land bank against Aurore St. Pierre et al In district court yesterday to collect a Judgment for J77S. The decree ordered sale of 160 acres of land in Lewis and ClarK county. TITO In Coat--Lewis Bonlda, arrested on Main street Friday last on a charge of vagrancy, was given five hours to leave t'hc city by Judgo George Padbury In police court yesterday.

Dick Manley. alias Ira Emanuel, paid a $10 fine for disturbance of the peace. Tho i was assessed several days ago. PERSONALS B. Undstrom was from Billings.

T. A a hero Great Falls. M. Kleloy of Ilclmvillo was In the city. T.

K. r.akcr of Big i was at the Harvey. Conrad J3Ingw.il! was In town. oC Drummond "Waller Webber of Great. Falls was at tho Harvey.

Carl Young 1 of Sava guest of i here. tho Former Senator James i i of Chinook was In town. J. neltsch of was a caller at tlio state house. TUr.

and Mrs. X. of Toaton were at tho Placer. Marcus Jlasjiinusson of Mlssoula was a Biicat of tho Harvey. Mr.

and Mrs. John Schlcy of Phll- llpsburg 1 were visitors In Helena. Mr. and Mrs. A.

IL Cowan of Red Lodge were guests of tho Placer. I X. of -was hero to a a. session of tho nagembly. A.

n. warden of the etoto i Deer Lodge, was In tho i a I i i and Mr. and Mry. I a of woro in tho city. John JUmici i of the a a Bankers' association, arrived from "his home In Kallapcll.

C. TV. i a a i i engineer, on tho Great Northern for Ixis A a i i I Mojavo desert. Fred i i i i ent of tho Grrol i head- a in Groat Falls, was a visitor at tho i of J. F.

Pewters, asslst- and passenger a general i agent. i a your present mortgage or loan you funds for urovlng properly. It i pay vou to investigate our loaning Plain. AMERICAN BUIMHNQ WAN ASSOCIATION. West Sixth Helena, Montana.

nm n. Sf. John'--A daughter was yesterday at St. John's ho.pltul Mr. and Mrs.

J. D. 23 South Rodney street. Shear grinding, all kinds, 25c. Lakes' and hair cutting.

Thone B35-R- Open E. II- lxney. 6th andJVarren st. United Maninni nc icer returned, meet Thursday a at a adc nartors yesterday after inak- o'clock at the Opp Conrad Funeral InVo'lrlp to Whlto Sulphur SprlnBa, me to conduct the lunersl of Bro. Don IToon, head of a business i n.t Mlssoula, arrived to visit his brother, Postmnnter IClrhy Iloon, and to attend a i match at the Marlow.

Harry Snyder of Billings, a mcmtcr of the Montana Wool growers' association, was hero to attend a meeting of the Pure Sheep Breeders' association. MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE. Morning Star lodge, No. 5, will meet Thursday and Boulder Forwarded-- Tho body shipped Christian Wnlstoad nutton yesterday i a burial. Ho died at tho United Stages Veterans' Bureau hospital Tuesday 11B ht after an operation for cancer Mr.

Walstcad formerly resided in Phone 2 For Beat Bear Cree-k Hand- Forked Lump Coal In load lots, per ton Bad Lodge Large Egg Coal, per ton In load Phone 2 Brown Bros. Lbr. Co. 6 Photos for 20c Also other sizes 20th Century Studio Main at Broadway George Purdy, a member of Clement lodge, No. 680, of Colomi, 111.

Members of Morning Star arc requested and those of sUtcr lodges i i to attend. DAVID PIZER, W. M. SCOTTISH KITE NOTICE Scottish Rite Notice--Schedule for conferring of Scottish Rite degrees has been announced as follows: Wednesday, Feb. degree, 9 a.

i degree, 10:15 n. sixth degree, 11:30 a. ninth degree, 2 p. tenth degree, 3 p. fourteenth degree, 4 p.

and fifteenth degree, p. m. Thursday, Feb. icgree, 9 a. twenty-first degree, 11 a.

twenty-sixth degree, 2 p. twenty-ninth degree, 4 p. and thirtieth degree, 8 p. m. Friday, Feb.

degree, 10 n. and thirty-second degree, 2 p. in. WAR YET PIES. Malta, Feb.

W. 39, prominent farmer living southeast of Malta, died last night from heart complications caused by I a Claypool, a World war veteran. Is survived by his widow and a seven-montbs-old son. LIE THY FOR John T. Barker, former city treasurer of Helena, will be arraigned today In district court on a charge ot grand larceny.

He appeared In court before Judge A. J. Horsky yesterday. When Darker discovered his attorney was not present, he requested postponement and the court granted it. Brought Into court, Barker looked around for his attorney nnd expressed surprise at his absence.

Judge Horsky i him that the lawyer should be present nt the timo of arraignment. Formal report the state bank examiners office bearing the signatures of A. J. Lochrle, state examiner, and n. N.

Hawkins, first assistant examiner, was submitted to the city council yesterday morning. It showed shortage of $3,888.57, as was reported Tuesday. The examiners believe that some attempt at concealment might have been made. Items shown as liot receipted and not accounted for were probably due to oversight rather than intentional concealment. All these items were of recent date and could easily liavo been overlooked, the examiners said, until a balance was taken at the cud of the month.

The accountants contend that "the real shortage was due to misappropriation of cash itself." They were unable to determine the period in which the shortage accrued. Hcfcr Keport to Offloinls. The report was referred to Mayor Percy Wltmcr and John G. Brown, city attorney, to make a demand on Barker's bondsmen upon a motion passed by the council. Tho day of his arrest Barker told Deputy County Attorney Arthur P.

lleywood ho would plead guilty, the attorney said yesterday. Punishment for Barker's act, carries a maximum penalty of five to 10 years in the state penitentiary, Mr. Heywood stated. Under the law, settlement cannot bo accepted. Although settlements can be made in misdemeanor cases, grand Inrceny Is rated as felony, according to Mr.

Heywood. Funeral services for George E. Purdy, 90-year-old Civil war veteran, will be conducted from the Opp Conrad Funeral home at 2:30 o'clock Thursday. Helena lodge, A. F.

A. M. will be in charge. Mr. Purdy died Tuesday night at home of his daughter, Mrs.

George B. Sharp, 608 Logan street. A the services, the body will be placed in a receiving vault i it is forwarded to Orion, for burial. Detroit--Untie Sam is suing 21S convicted bootleggers for a i lo pay 1axcs. He wants to $4,000 each, i the annual $1,000 tax and penalties.

SERVICE We will make a delivery to Broadwater and Kenwood at 9:30. Lenox and North East Side at 2:30. Hennessy Bros. Nagle's Special Chicken Dinner Tomorrow Washington's Birthday 5 to 7:30 Delicatessen Lunch Room Suffered From Goitre Five Years Mn. C.

D. Corey, Kun.t, Idako i tell or write about fho terrible distress relieved i Sorhol Quadruple, a colorless i i easy to apply and not expensive." Get moro information at Pnrciien Drup Co. or wrllo Sorbol Company, Mecnanlcaburg, Ohio. Sold by all druggists. Taxi Give Me a Call and Contented, JOE'S TAXI New C'ar--Better Service Phone 1077 i a I a a are a a i i the passage of Fonalo bill 78, i i service of women on i in i state, ncconl- Inc to letters and telegrams received from a of i week.

Judgo Roy Ayers of Ijcwlstown, Robert S. MeKcllar of Glasgow, i i a Herbert ot Llbby and Uonovan Worden of Mlssoula are amog the lawyers who havo most expressed their desire to sec the i enacted nto law- i the present session of tho legislature. nm in favor of i i women to be a as jurors," tcle- graphod County A of LIbby. It Is my experience and be- i a the average a Is as well a i i ns tho average man and a women lire advocates as a whole of a and a men. The so-rolled sob does a a moro than It docs men." Others Approve It Robert McKellnr of Glasgow writes: "In my home state, Minnesota, where women are i to serve on Juries, my I a i Is a they do not seek to avoid this service to any greater extent Uian men do--perhaps ns much.

In a i appeals to I i as an interesting anil I a duty. Because arc not In a contact with i they aro not FO apt to be i a i i nor to be In- unconsciously by business associations. "In California, also, women serve on juries and my observation was a were very attentive. Lawyers appearing I a i i a told mo juries a i a Com- Ing a did i i sively engaged In i personal i cases for the i a i i Insurance companies, the a Is significant as i i assertion made by some that women would be swayed by i or i i i as Jurors. 1 believe if women are i it i tend to raise standard of i nnd i also be a valuable education to them In the practical operation of their government." To Hold Public McrtliiB i i i service for will be discussed at a i a i in the Tlncer srlll room 1'riday i at o'clock, at i i iUes of the question i bo Those who will speak I a of i Include Mrs.

J. W. Scott, Mrs. Albert l.autmun, Mrs. i TulU'i-, Mrs.

a a of Crlttcndt-u home. Mrs. i Lydlck. Mrb. Norman all of a anil Mrs.

George 13iriy Mri. Tcnrl J. Smith of Dillon and Mrs. X. O.

i of Roy. Tho a i i bo open tho public and both the i and op- of the- i are cordially Invited to attend. Reports received at lic.nl- qtiartcrs of Montana Automobile association yesterday indicated a the highways generally throughout state badly blocked by snow and that motor trafic is seriously impeded if not entirely abandoned in many sections. During the greater part of clay, llie same conditions prevailed in Helena and vicinity. Roads out of the city were blocked and it was only i a i i a a i communication i suburban districts of city was Trains were i practically on schedule it was reported at the general offices of Great Northern and Northern Pacific.

Back on Schedule Busses of the Service Transit company between the city and Kast Helena returned to schedule labt night, making the first run nt 10 o'clock. Snowplows were busy all day clearing the highway. Flows and crews of men will be sent to work on the Kenwood line this morning. J. E.

Maxwell, i of the line, said last night, and it is expected that busses will make the trip about noon today. a i which had been lo run between here nnd Tiast Helena were cancelled last night when the road wab cleared. The trains had been arranged chiefly for the transportation of smelter employees. In nil sections of the city snowbound cars, blocked streets and adverse conditions, because of the i snow, were reported yesterday. Scores of persons arrived late at their places of business and in some cases, where they lived in the outskirts, they could' not report for duty nt all.

Accompanied by several shovclcrs, a bus of Service Transit company left for East Helena yesterday morning. The machine more than five hours later a much shoveling. Mounted nSail carriers experienced great i i Jacob Docrr. who carries a 65-mile in the Helena valley, covered 10. miles on account of double tracking.

He was unable Uo reach all patrons. With drifts of snow on the Helena air field, pilots of the National Parks Airways have been unable to make a landing here since Sunday, although planes have maintained air service to the north and south. The field will be cleared soon. New York--A diamond decoration given Mrs. Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh by i government been a i free.

LEGISLATIVE WHOOPEE QtEVERAL. senators and ropre- srnt.itlvcs woro l.irpcr yesterday a i tlio lesislntlvo ball Tuesday Tliiy A i that the a they did wus more work a liavo at i i session of the legislature so far. PKAKI.XU of I lie ato at last i.i In a position whero It must work. representatives took a the, house yesterday to hoar Senator Keeley a a proposed a to tho Irrigation law. Somebody was ll.s(rllmluir pieces of Ico around on cliulrx In (lit; Iionso.

It inny have liwn a joke, lint it wasn't liot. Tlicro nrc better uses for Ire. IN'Cte a i a i i or tho house Is busy a i out money, it not be- a had idea It they cnre of the i house needs: "1 A new cane for Hep. Byron J- Conney of Silver Bow--cost. CO cents--reason, It's slrls Hint are.

worrying him now, Instead or vicious dogs. 2 Four ear for the press taMo---cost, 25 cents each--reason, so newspaper writers can hear Representatives Leavens. Johnson and a a they (locldo to favor the house i speeches. 3 A pair of field glasses for It.irry Faust, chief elerk --cost, JSO--reason, so ho can noses on a rislnp votn i general orders. Most of time representatives are only a half out of their chairs and he a who Is sitting down or who is a i up.

4 A good-sized i for Harry scr- gcant-ot-arms--cost. jr. lea- son, so he can reach out the a i a to the lioiiau chamber a crack people over the head arc nhvnyM i to come. In i door Instead of Kilns a lo tho i a 5 A new plpo for Hep. Eeu Nelson--cost, $1--reason, so Hie fumes won't drlvo Hepre- ssentntlves Jones, Darlington.

i i and Thorbiirn a i balloting on I a measures. 1C Xelson doesn't a vote a i lights his pipe. 6 A i a Speaker i i I a so tho speaker can committee chairmen to i feet to inalco i that reports bo a and so that he can tfot Kloor Leader Flachscnhar up to mako motions to adjourn. SUP IBM SK TO CELL a Feb. A.

Rose, whose address for the last 10 Christmas holidays has been a i will spend IS, 20 or maybe 30 more Christmas days in the same environment. Prior lo convictions, cue in Oklahoma and one in Arkansas, may h.nc convicted Rose a his experience i a was disastrous, so he decided to try his own case. Calm and collected, save for an occasional of cloqucncei Rose conducted his own i a I i i His case was good, his was a well but a slip of the tongue may have caused his failure. cross a i i a i i witness, he a i "Now I stuck you he caught i and changed his words to "When I was supposed to have you up." He was Jiccuu'd of holding up James Spraguc at i of a gun and stealing several i The jury deliberated 30 i and cntnc back with a a of from 15 to 30 years. MEETING CALLED TO FORM FLYING CLUB; TO CONVENE AT An I a i of Helena men will bo held this evening at 7:30 o'clock at tho Eddy room for the purpose of organizing an a a i club, i will probably begin by i a i and later acquire an airplane.

All men the of and 33 are asked to a tho meeting, If Interested In the a i a i ot the air. The expects to assist each in a i i a thorough course In nnd air a i i and will also sponsor social events for the of tho club. Promoters of the club from i i i I securing a courso In aeronautics at tho pres-ent price charged by aviation schools and have a to organize a i i oWn Its own air- i a and train members who re- a i homo and i In em- At half the cost of a i an a i a i school the believe. I a i i men join, a can own a licensed ship flown by a licensed pilot as I All branches of avla- Mlsa Ida TulIsrtoB, principal ef Bryant school, ts rap- Idly at St. hospital, where was taken Feb.

aftor an auto Mel- dent at Rodney and Thirteenth streets. She lost slfht of her left eye as a result of the crash. Attendants at the hospital were unable to say when she would be able to go to her home. For the arreater part of 40 years Miss Fuller-ton has been a teacher In the city schools. and Mrs.

Hugh Dai- ton, Labor, are the litest married folks to sit in the house of common). Husband introduced wife to the members, and other Laborites shouted, "resign," and "Baldwin's funeral" at the government. Mrs. Dalton won a recent bye election. tlon will be taught.

Including construction, rigging, ears and handling of an airplane and cars of motors, as well as tha construction and flight of glldsrs. Upton's Gold Medal Quality Tea The Finest--yet costs no more Llpton'sdcllcIonsfeascostTonno to And because It it more than many inferior brandj. the world't largen Kiting tea. Because Upton') la grown, blend- lure you Upttm'i when ed aod packed by the firm that buy ill UPTONS TEA To Modunl br ASK FOR THE YELLOW PACKAGE GUARANTEED BY TEA PLANTER, CEYLOH ONLY SEVEN MORE DAYS Now in progress. Hundreds of Personal and Household necessities are offered at generous savings.

It will pay you to anticipate your future needs. "If' Sale In (he Mid-Winter Sale standard brands of Toilet Goods and Home Sundries are Greatly Underpriccd for your benefit. Supply your needs for months ahead --and save the difference. tills for 1" Sale you Rot TWO unifies I'or you UMiaUy pay for One or CMMI In tht.s "1-Ccnl" Snlc ion Bet TWO nrliclos for rent more than our usmtl prlco for one. MELBA Bargain Special $1.75 vnlUR.

I.ov'mo Fnro 7'owdcr. 50c Ilougo and 50c Lipstick. Suln Special All three for OU COc Spearmint Tooth Paste. 2 for 55c Marvis Talc and Face Powders Sale Special Both for ttlC 7nc valuo. 25t; Talc and ROc Faco Powder, i flesh or brunette.

Both for less than face powder. Haul Ton Theatrical Cold Cream Ln Dfnnn Facial Mas.sngre 1-pound Jars During Sale 2 jnrs Seamless Aluminum Hot Water Bottle Lees than halt usual retail price. Holds heat. Won't rust. Qt.

size. Cloth bos to uso when hot. Rubber Gloves, pair 39c Boncilla Clay S9c alzo and 60c cleansing rream. Special Bolh for Holy's S9c Hair Clippers SU20 Ward's Health Scale Salo Spccial Triced at Well-made; a i i i 250-lb. capacity.

fjuiaicriiic CUT PRICES 25c Listerine Tooth Faste 20c 40c Squibs Tooth Paste 35c 50c Ipana Tooth Paste 35c 50c Pepsoclent Tooth Paste 35c Palmolivc Shaving Cream 29c 50c Mermen's Shaving Cream 50c William's Shaving; Cream 39c 60c Mermen's Skin Balm 35c 50c Hinds Honey and Almond Cream 35c 60c Od-or-ono 49c 25c Woodbury Soap 20c 50c Gillette Blades, o's 39c Gilette Blades, 10's 79c 50c Auto-Strop Blades, 5's 39c $1.00 Auto-Strop Blades, 10's 79c lOc Life Buoy Soap Sc lOc Lux Soap 9c lOc Jap Rose Soap 9c lOc Olivilo Soap 9r lOc Kirk's Olive Soap 8c 25c Johnson's Baby Alarm Clocks $1.00 II LEMON LOTION Keeps akin soft and white. Full 8-oz. bottles --twice ordinary size. 9Sc value-- SpccJiil 2 for H9c Wardgrads Curling Fluid, S9c Mossago Cream--2 for $1.00 Woodbury Honey Rose and Almond Cream Ward's unusual low price 39c Special in this Sale--2 for 50c Tube Shave-Joy--2 3ic Fl Marcclle Curllns Fluid--2 for S1.IW 51 Mennen's Shampoo ami Sharing Cream-Both inr 50c Pond's Cold and Vanishing Cream Befrular 60c Jar Special during this sale-- Eacli -Wool Soap, special-- 30 $1-00 Whisk Broom, beat quality S9c Cutex Manicuring Set Aseptic Cotton Pure surgical cotton, In 1 pound rolls- SpecUl-- Koll 25c Mennen's Talc Powder Tooth Brushes Medium stiff brlutl-- Regular 25c quality. 6 37c Brashes for MONTGOMERY WARD Co.

MAIN AT 6TH THONE 28 HELENA, MONTANA lEWSPAPERr NEWSPAPER!.