The Havre Daily News from Havre, Montana • 1

BO VOL XV No 303 HAVRE MONTANA TUESDAY EVENING JANUARY 22 1929 1: CAR HITS LOADED BUS 1 i Settled Chicago Again Has Milk by HEAVY SNOW STORM AILED JUDGE GRANTS TO NORTHCOTT of Vir candy speeding in in out the tracks were The i given in Jan Gov Johnston of a 0 unscathed bus the tdi'ill lio hasd on tullvaluation Bi10uld after deduction of the been iden I of the 4 i the his the ad Kcgel commission announced that the at loggerheads for three boys Only a tew including Thien of Valley repayment of old claims Measures the house includ post ildeng prouu of the strip part of the History of old ort Gilbert is! pn ip pt bv senator Walter Rem it few miles from the present city of Sidney on the 'Yellowstone river Other taxes will bo based on the classification of property in sev en 'groups fixtures of its fixtures SB: 22 (AP) in distress 5 Decision Given Aft Ifhysician Testifies That Youth is Ill and Needs Short Rest morning re measure and The house measures and All of Dead ound in Wrecked Bus Blinding Snow Storm Blamed for Accident of 18 Known Dead our are Women Passengers: Aboard lnterurban Car all Escape Serious Injury bus which was lying' 'by the crossing 1 tlie passengers on the was seriously injured All military tractors were called to' roll out and smother the flames In September of that same yeai'ISO houses and shons were de stroyed by a fire in the business qiinrter of the city near the Gold en Horn that the speech was part of flii bust or As soon ns Iho deficiency bin Is niisfiod 1ao of (bo naval commit loo will bring up the cruiser nwiiHiiro and ho luui support of senate lenders for a program giving It priority for tho present LATE NEWS BULLETINS value of real estate and be txable at 7 per cent value urniture and would lie taxed as now sentences were by Magistrate kill 'd wero written aboard Prosldont bllect Jloovcr's ships on his South American tour were censored by members of his staff vus made in 'scnale today By Senator Harrison democrat Mississippi THEY ALL LOOK ALIKE WIIEX THEY SCRUB the dancer Is in the cm BELLEVUE Ohio Jan 22 Eighteen persons were killed andight were seriously injured today when a Grey hound Company bus en route to Pittsburgh was struck by a westbound Lakeshore electric interurban at a crossing a mile and a half east of here A number of others less seriously injured were taken to Bellevue hospital only dnneed twice the five months but the money was to confer with A new plan tor bank taxation has come to tlie legislature from the Richey State bank Richland county The bank proposes that a 25 cent rate taxable value be applied to an amount determined by subtraction of 10 per cent of tlie deposits from tlie capital sur plus and undivided profits Tlie remainder the bank suggests serious tire tSxSxS Gt GIVES OTHERS A rnfcAno pen body Illinois nmnlciir hnlk line title holder for five years de termined upon giving up Ids tltlo so others may have a chance nt tho honor Ho however will con tlmm to try for Ilia national until tour cluimpiunHhip With thQ exception proximately 500 released they iproved themselves lent of wrong doing all arrested in the Saturday day and Monday cleanup booked Sixteen those arrested wore have had police records Hop uty Stogo VuHlenhiy those 1000 were paraded iicrosrt llio brilliantly lighted stage at the ditoctlvo bureau before an nudienco mndo tip of defectives and tho victims of recent holdups and robberies The prisoners moved Slowly neroHH tile singe being required to stand in different postures in the hopo that lden i lent Ions might be made ollowing flm show up pollen begun accepting bonds for American or World a measure by Ruffcorn and for CONTINUATION THE HA RE DAILYNEWS PROMOTER 1 of producers dis city health officers Blocking of Cruiser Bill May orce Night Session in The Senate lilanaled Body of Half Dressed Girl ound Near Tracks PRICE IVE CENTS Slick Haired Boys Gai her for Dancing Season on Riviera Constantinople rccne of many di the most severe of usually been caused quakes The most recent disaster was in At when Sucukirf Asial Constantinople: famous in Byzantine City stroyed in COURTROOM RIVERSIDE Calif Jan 22 (AP) The trial of i Gordon Swarr Northcott for the murder of three boys was continued today until Thursday because of the illness of the de fendant Superior Judge George jreeman granted the continu ance after hearing testimony of Dr 11 Ratliff who examined Northcott 20 minutes before the court convened "Dr Ratliff taking the witness) stand at Judge re quest declared the accused slay er to' be suffering from slight laryngitis and The' physician said sit would not lie advisableifto ipro ceed today iwitli the tri al A be cause of the eye trouble Northcott is acting as his own attorney appeared in1 court tlie arms of two deputies He was wearing dark glasses: "tin a hoarse whisper he made his plea for a continuance Judge ree man granted the defense motion iiprcediately Dr Ratliff had tes tiiieu i Half an hour after leaving rourt room Northcott xvas on way under heavy guard ocounty hospital Dr Ratliff vised chief deputy district attor ney Earl Redwine and Sher iff Cle ni weeiers 1 that hospital treatment likely would ensure a more speedy recovery than such treatment as could be his jail cell WILL SAIL OR HOME NEW YORK Jan 22 AP) The New York American says to day that Suzanne Lenglen has engaged passage for herself and ornother on the rench liner Par Ms sailing riday and that off i rials of the line are holding reserve a stateroom for Baldwin Baldwin i Tho Lenglens who were re i ported 'eastward bound after a 1 Uhurried (departure from the Cali fornia home of mother 1'irs Anna Mi Baldwin have ev aded all efforts to locate them tne case against tne 31 year old WinevilleJ chicken farm er 'accused of slaying ishearlycoinpletion" important witnesses Jessie Clark young niece asthe father of ths ac cus a 1 to called Two "Liners Rushing to Aid of Disabled reight ers Off Coast ginia has been the sastrous fires which have by earth CON'STANTINOITE Jan Several person'! wore and a thousand buildings rtroymd in the populous Greek dis Irict of Tavala in Constantinople today' by a terrific fire fanned by a high wind At leasf 5000 persons were driven from Uicir homes to tlie treoziiig streets i1 nd suffered from eipnsiirn aggravated ly violent blizzard which swept the quarter CHICAGO Jan 22 (AP) milk strike with its at tendant displays of violence and destruction of milk destined for 1 Hie Chicago market was ended at a conference tributors and early today Dr Arnold er of health two factions weeks over the price to be paid ior raw iiiilk Hud "agreed to sub mit their differences to arbitra tion Officials of Hie Pure Milk asso ciation representing the striking dairymen agreed to order the discontinuance picketing pend ing settlement Tho demands of hundredweight for milk counter pro $25o were to be submit arbitration today at a between representatives 9 OMUI THAIXM HOME OMAHA Neb AP) The Anobi Wntdnitn Jinno elllb not bank In tho southern sunlight next cpi'iig Instead It will do its spring shivering nt homo follpw tiir ho 'oxnmnlo of Don Mnlnor Denver Oklahnino City Wichita mid TiiIho lea si This is NEW YORK Jan Two freighters were off the Virginia coast today the lorida and the Da nnedaike The lorida an Italian freigh ter of 3503 gross tons sent out an SOS from about SOO miles off Cape Hatteras reporting a broken rudder The Dannedaike an American ship of 2520 tons was reported in a relayed message to be in need of aasistance far from the lorida The United States liner America and tlie Dollar liner President Harrison were bof li reported rush ting to the aid of the disabled 22 Italian for Representatives of Both actions Will Get To morrow and Agree on Milk Price WASHINGTON Jun 22 (AP) An effort to limit deliuto after 3 oil the proponed increase In prohibition funds fulled in the senate today when Senator Wheeler democrat Montana ob jected to ti unanimous consent ar rangement by Senator Curtis republican loader CHICAGO Jun 2 Police sweepings tho 4000 iiii'ii and women arrested In a crook cleanup without war were sifted today by police outers and tho courts Analysis of the results raids were far from complete every1 "jail in the city wns crowded and the task of mak ing a complete check was nec essarily slow Courts however were cooperating hnbens cor pus petitions Iioliig cm Aut'iirl ly denied in every case whore po lice officials retiuoaicd inoro (Imo lot' Invciitigutleii Trial of more than 1000 of those urreslod were started to day tlie cases being dlstrlbut ed among tho various police courts charges in most cases being disorderly conduct or Vagrancy NEW YORK Jan 22 (API The position given by the Italian Steamer lorida in sending out an SO call today is about S00 miles east of Cape Hatteras The Radio Marine corporation here said it was working on the ease but up to noon had received no report of a'ny ship going to the assistance A call from tlie stea nier nsacola Naples was intercepted here 1 1 1 1 a a steamer which gave her position as latitude 05' longitude GO 12 said her rudder was damaged and asked for' assistance NEW YORK Jan 22 (AP) wealthy young Aciv I orkcr bad an appointment for a in today to get up anil scrub a iloor II would have been dilli cult to distinguish Jiiin troni any of ten oilier scrubbers for they were all dressed alike in the gray denim un iform of Tombs prison Dewey Auerbach 30 a manufacturer and others arrived at tiie Tombs handcuffed together to serve sentences of various lengths for mobiles The jail met ed Ewald as examples sylva ii ii ilroa i ra eks at a bridge in lie northeast part of i day 1 Police believe the woinaneither uniped or fell (a sleeping as the bridge is so high it yould liave been difficult to climb vest i pn io tvi sb ci ng ma et find if there is an left over lug gage in any 'sleeping which" passed over tlie road last night Tlie woman was about 25 years old She had curly Chestnut hair ler Ind and other districts whero the dairymen's fight for tin increased price has been most pronounced During tho last few days an average too 000 iConl hitied (Ju Last Page teainrri Mr Walker re become a candidate for The new term begins house the Gallatin IIELD I'DR MURDER BUTTE Jan 22 (AP) Eiu ri'Hie Chavez 2(1' was charged today with first degree' murder His cousin Juan Chavez 25 was shot and killed last night on the doorsitep of tlie shack they occu pied as a home Enrique is a cripple ndmittdd the shooting the district attorney said ex plaining 'that he objected when Ju 'iii brought fve companions homo and: that Juan was shot during the argument His ar raignment was continued to" 99 GG IHCAGO Jan 22 (AV) Hot Dawg! The packers and sausage manufacturers and sausage manufacturers association an interest ing announcement Hot Dawg! Eight hundred and eighty million of them eaten last year End to end they would have suiToumlcd the enth 10 times But they were not placed end to end They were spread with must ard and slapjietl between sliced buns The completed product piled one upon the other would liave towered miles and miles and miles above the earth only the statistician was too bewild cred to say exactly how many ChicagoPolice Sift Sweepings GatheftliirCiRounilup of ap I ii'linti i i nno those Suu wcrc hundred ot found to It ploy of a hotel er a rrstau rant he draws no Jiouse sal ary but is given free lied and hoard II hero usually is a house rule regarding the maximum charge for a dance lint he soon learns to make the maximum tlie minimum At one restaurant the danc ers expect $1 per dance and the two men there some times make 1(UO "a week apiece But it is doubtful if 50 out of Hie JOO will have any money at the end of the sea son Most of them are invet erate gamblers willing to risk everything for the one lucky shot which will enable them to retire AX MS rance Jan 22 ully 5JO slick youths Iiavcnivstcriously ap peared on the Riviera during the hist few weeks They lire the 'professional dancing partners coming from Eng land tuitl al! part of the con tinent to begin their task of extracting heir liv ing from elderly women who wisii to appear kittenish on the dance floor and young flappers who wish to appear older than their pissports Its a hard life but a lucra tive one Many of these men JR'tirn $1000 i month during the season Some of them make as much as tj2000 a month One man Who claims to be an American has an oral contract with tin elderly woman vybereby she pays him $10 an hour and gurantees at hours a week third year the contract has HOT DAWG! 880000000 THEM EATEN 1X11)28 Declaration that for years the Milwaukee railroad has violated state law was made tot'av hv Senator George Cooper ot Min eral county The law no says re quires that all locomotives bo pro vided with steam whistles Tho ho points out uses tin electric siren to drive stray cows from its path The senator pro poses an amendment to tako tho ntenm out of lite law It 'will meet the demands of other rail roads which are proposing to uno ehlmCs or sirens In placo ofwhistles and a relict to the fire man who coinplains Hint every whistle uses wo scoops of coal Under rules ot tho Montana as sembly only iiiembarM in uy have the privilege of thefloor Thus (Continued On Last Raging Blizzard Claims One Life in Wyoming City SHERIDAN Wyo Jan 22 (AP) Ono of the worst bliz zards to sweep Sheridan in many years last night took the life of ire Chief red Tossie as a toll A raging wind that made tho streets ot tho town almost im passable caused several small fires and in several other calls from dents Tossio and kept out in the all night 'Weakened bj exposure and smoke heart gave out and he died this morning Tossio was gassod in a fire five years ago but was believed to have completely recovered his health lie had a reputation for going Into dangerous places others feared to penetrate and was well known throughput tho state He was 4 5 years ot age and i ia survived by a widow and three young sons timo in Helena The tuius of the mu trailing post lie near Senator farm They were there! when senator came to the coun try in 1884 and even then nona could bo found to recall when the tort was occupied or what trad ing company built The histor ical library holds a map which lo cates the post but no other 'in formation has been found It was near boundary of the old Philadelphia Jan 22 The partly dressed TELLS STORY BASRA Irak Jan 22 (AP)1 Charles Crane former Ameri can Ambassador to China today told his own story ot the desert ambush in which his companion the Rev Henry A Bilkcrt an American missionary was slain but from which Mr Crane escap ed a and the posal of ted for meeting of the two factions Should this method of arbitra tion fail Dr Kegel was authoriz ed at the early morning meeting to name one man to lix a fairprice to be paid for the milk: supply Queen president and Don Geyer field manager rep resented the Milk assocui tion and Dr red Walmsleyk and Harry Reser represented the Borden company at tho confer cnee Charles Wieland and red Coleman were delegates from the Bowman company The conference was culled after 300 striking dairymen last night added to the thousands of pounds ot milk that have 'been dumped by seizing two Soo line nnlk trains at Lake Villa ill They cowed the crews with clubs hew ed their way into four cars with pickaxes and destroyed J'COOUOpounds of milk It was the chief outbreak ot a day ot violence in winch truck driver were kidnapped and beat en and 22000 pounds of milk dumped at Lake Villa Bartlett Day Elgin Lake Geneva II 11 Burl i to 1 or and ROCK SPRINGS Wyo Jan 22 The unidentified' body of a mini frozen ioildlywaB found in box rcar at Granger Wvo southwest of horn early today Coroner rank Rogan took charge of the body and nnnounc ed no inquest would lie conducted ks there was no evidence of foul pliiv Tho ago of tho man was about 33 years He worn a bine striped sergq suit with blue overalls and a blue nd white striped over (Continued On Last Page) TWO STEAMERS IN DISTRESS CALL' OR AB Chinese Report Many Killed in Suiyuan Quakes 1 PEKING Jan 22 (API Chinesenewspapers today siil that many persons had been kill ed in an earthquate on Sundav in Sujyuaii north of the great wall in Shansi province Buildings 'col lapsed and railroad destroyed' Advices reaching tionul famine relief BELLEVUE Ohio Jan 22 At least sehabw per sons were killed and a number of others injured when a west bound Lakeshore electric intcr I urban ear crash'd into a Pitts burgh Chicago bus of the Grey hound company in a blinding snow storm a mile and a half east oU here tnts afternoon rjigiv Domes were Drought to one undertaking establishment two more to another and four bodies to a third In addition an ambulance crew for one of thw undertakers reported 'one more body had been recovered and' that two or three others still WASHINGTON Jan 22 "With consideration of the cruis er construction bill blocked by the pending deficiency apiopriatioh liil) and its accompanying debate on prohibition Hi'1 was in formed today that it miglit have to stay in session through the night to pass the supply measure Notification that ho would cn (leaver to keep the senate on duty after the regular closing hour was given by Warren of tlie aproprlnlions committee and It was welcome' by supDortera of tlie cruiser bill who contend that a fillbuster against it is in pro gross Semi tor of XViycbnsin ono of the renuiilic'i tndep'md enli' fighting (lie cruiser a iked throe hours yosterdnv on the prohibition provision of Die appronr'til (on and snp worries reel his mon wero blizzard almost RIVERSIDE Calif (AP) Nursing a cold unsuccessfully has attempted to use as an excuse for continuance of his case Gordon Stewart Northcott: today was nearing the noint in bis trial where he will be forced to take theinitiative in the U)attle5'fon i rn a an ti i a nn (JlbAH(j3IA CITY A)Kl3 Jan: 22 i A P) With Henry' Jobiist on suspended as' governor of Oklahoma pending outcome ot proceedings now before the statg senate as a court of impe achme nt' 1 thjeg islaturo today prepared Mto re mn if a nrnPTJi 'nf in nil this time a double track i 'U' Uie prosecution 'M schedule 'Northcott who is acting as his Members of the house of rep own attorney thus farhas fore investigating com gone cross examination of prose mittee who resumed their in ention experts who have declared quiry into state departments fol 1 bone and blood found nt the lowing tlie establishment of Northcott ranch to bo of human Holloway lieutenant gover i origin He may cross: examine nor aS the acting governor late i Uiese witnesses after he has lyid vestord a had outlined a swecu an oppoicunity ing plan of inquiry even scientists appointed to act for the tually is expected to lead to prac court He has received permis tically every state department sion from Judgo George ree Senators oirlhe other hand man to recall state witnesses for aroused by rumors and newspa 1 cross examination provided ho is per reports of corruption in con i able to show sufficient reason for neciion with the vote of some 'so doing r)nnihira fm il inn puf rf nn attempted impeachment iiifiiiaiiia the interna said that I there was an earthquate in the same district on January 13 Two persons were killed at Saratsl about 40 miles southwest of Sui yyan and one in "Suiyuan Several persons were injured when build 1 ing in Kewihwating about 20 miles south ot Spiyuan 1 Suiyuan is an ancient frontier su town at the foot of the Yin Shan mountains on'the Mon goiian ironuen Coal is mined in the district which connected with Peking by rail I were pinned beneath the wreck age i Some of the bodies were so badly raangledTJat identification was Rescuers still were loo ousily occupied in searching the demolished bus to learn the names of the others Air of the dead were in ths bus which was demolished when struck in the renter by the elec trie carrhe driver who escaped injury was believed to have been biirdeu by the snow storm and' fah to sue approaching car botir ambulances all that were available here were sent the scene of thei crash The bus was so completely smashed that an unknown number of bodies still were pinned underneath the 1 wre kige two hours after' the 'i tragedy '1 he Interurban car hurled on top of the in a ditch None of interurban7 according to first reports m'n i lobio initv nfflrti re won rx under definite injured TO SEE ELECTRIC CAR IN TIME ARRESTED 1 YOKOHAMA Tan 22 Louis Harris win arrested today on a warrant from New York charging forgery Ho arrived tho steamship President Lincoln from flan rancisco travelling ns a flrat cluaa pusaungar He wlil bo held In Yokohama prison pending extradition history as Chalcedon A friangled condition on: the Penn of 1lij was de af gro'it fire The fire about 4 O') old wooden sos ati'l drove 2000 i'efu geos to 'the fanioit! Sen ayi cemetery famous' for its cypres res where tliey encamped Tlie fii'e doDartmentUcouldu un from the street Springfield is Gary and Mil witn tho co jagratioimnil linall HELENA Jan 22 (AP) the Montana Senate ap proved the appoint ment of Daniel Muri to the state board of equalization for a7: six year term to him 1 self the house scampered thru a Ao minute session and adjourn ed until tomorrow with the un derstanding that they will gather informally this afternoon to hear Chancellor A Brannon discuss university finance Air appointment was confirmed without opposition He is now serving the remainder ofthe term for which Walker was (appointed signed to governor in March Tn the Park county controversy took a step' forward when Gallatin coun ty's bill to include the Yellow stone park 2 mile strip in its boundaries was taken from thecommittee on new counties of Uwhiclu ls chair man and referred ty townships and counties of which Bretzke of Valley is chairman Park conn ty has a similar bill asking in clusion of that part containing a large tenable property Tlie senate this ccived notice of one) two were introduced received seven notices of three more The sen ate measures introduced included a proposal by Shelver of Park to naive the ago limit for police of mis of Richland during his spare fieers in case of veterans of the Spanish vars and of Valley providing hail insurance introduced in ed tlie two by Jones relative to special Improvement district fin ancing the drunken driver bill by Dougherty and MasRaend a wat er anprimrlation bill by Parker Notice was given in thp house ort Buford military reservation or a proposal to amend me state classification law Its sponsors are Johns Merritt Nagle Dell wo and Jameson HELENA Jan 22 (AP) Ex plaining it as a means of getting the matter before the legislature five members of the house rev enue and taxation (committee to day gave notice of an amend ment of the state property class ification law it proposes that after tho first day of January 1931 stato taxes SV 9 gjtf 4KC m3 Over Thousand Build ings Destroyed as lames Sweep Through Greek City whTf1 had LAnflfind nni! 1() OYfrn desk MegdiitH were employed to speed routine 'ent Ire show up a high ranking police officer stood beside tlie stage rcclt Ing tho crlmo record of each prisoner as ho appeared "Morn clean up drives as sud den and as thorough as that which had filled tho jails to day aro tb follow Siege said (Even as tho check of prisoners was progressing early today raiders entered Iho AmbaSsa dor dub on tho near north tilde and arrested Daniel Bar one owner on charges of gambling mid possessing li quor Ono hundred guests many from nearby gold coast widroeaeo wero permitted to leuv6 1 'W Tho 12 men who are to decide session whether the young Canadian shall of the legislature last winter go to the gallows for the alleged wore determined through' special i slaying of Lewis and Nelson Win committee to seek the slow and an unidentified Mexican tion for those rumors in an lad is scheduled to pay a visit to inquiry scheduled to start (o'Jay so called at Winevllle near here WASHINGTON Jan 22 (AP) 'Northcott as his own attorney A charge that newspaper articles and prosecution counsel ngreoi inai sucn a visit snoiiKi no niaoe Between quests for legal know ledge in a cell of law book: Northcott has been compiling his list of witnesses 'and issuing ('on tin iied On Last Page) DISPUTE SUBMITTE150 WMNSss'iW available 'city omq'rs I aid in extricating those the wreckage and the number of dead and Kuld not be learned at once Of the 1J known dead four were women ourteen of the bodies had been brought to the three undertaking establishments in Beljevue while four more been located in the wreckage ifteen persons were taken to Bellevue hospital As far as could be learned none of the passengers on the interur ban car was hurt Authorities were unable to de termine the manner in which the crash occurred uniciais at tne funeral Homes said it would be impossible to identify any of the dead for some time TOLEDO Jan 22 AP) Ten persons are believed to have 'been killed two miles east of Bellevue this afternoon when a lake £horo interurban7 car hit Pittsburg Chicago bus our bodies wer taken from the wrecked shortly after but the work ot res cue was Impeded because wreckage was pinned under the front trucks of the interurban car which was derailed Ga Hoiise To Hear Brannon Talk On inance Girl Born Without eet May Walk When Surgeons Do Sluff CHICAGO Jan '22 (AP) Surgeons of the University of Il linois college oL medicine uro to attempt a scries of operation such ns never before have been ntti inpled In an effort to enable a five year old girl born without feet to walk run Dr Henry Baucom Thomas pro orroi' of ort hoped lc surgery at tho college snldlt is hoped by tho operations to form tlie muscles of to lower log Into substitutes for feet A iicrleB of exorcises is pin li ned tn follow Hip operiitlons for tlie purpose of enabling thy child to walk itornially The uamo was withheld MU III mil Uii mu tt xii 1 Bl KM fl 'I I W'V It 1 vUxUNUAIlON Till 11 II ITI LEGISLATIVE I SIDELIGHTS 0 9 red Ralston second senator from Teton county but now a resi dent of Maine was a visitor in the senate BG'G GG' GG GGGbb Representatives Scamper Thru 15 Minute Session While Senate is Passing on Muri 'WASHINGTON Jan (AP) The house public lands com mittee today favorably reported the Leavitt hill to provide tliat no lands owned by any religious or ganizatlon within a national park can bo purchased by condemna tion proceedings by tlie govern ment Tho measure is Intended to pre vent tlie purchase of 80 acres of land in Glacier National Parle Montana owned by the Method ist Episcopal church and operated by tlie Glacier Park Institute camp for tlie Epworth League MIAMI la Jan 22 (AP) The special train bearing Prcsl dent Eleit Herbert Hoover and his party into Miami for his pre Inaugural visit to lorida urriv ed hero nt 2 Tlie party disembarked from tho nlno car train preceded Into Miami by a pilot train and im mediately was plunged Inlo a stain wide welcome which had been SeVeial weeks by a general committee of citizens 18 KILLED WHEN iNIERWS rnm llamoc Rv ap 6 lerraic ire Is Saspdei 4 I 'V 11.