The Havre Daily News from Havre, Montana • 4

Subscribe tor The Daily News maple SYRUP ROBB ROSS SYRUP Tea RIDAY SATURDAY in his irst i WILLIAM OX I iOVC ALL TALKING COMEDY A OR SATURDAY AND MONDAY i Beautiful Values io $2450 i $1495 4 ifl? i I to see me He once in awhile always changes w3PAGE! 100 PER CENT TALKING 100 PER CENT PERECT Tells of Esquimaux in ar North and of Other Experiences in oreign Lands Xntersdat the Postoffice at Havre Montana as Second Class Mail Matter Cloves Mustard Cinnamon Ginger Sage killing polar the men col and carving making fur East Entrance Clack Bldg ourth Ave i Thelma ra Rob cine hun Sundown STORIES Xfe? 47 Spice Coffee Baking Powder name cried attending to company business Oscar Wear assistant superin tendent of transportation of St Paul is attending to business' in Havre today Arthur Warwick employee at the local freight house and now oh leave of absence to attend school accompanied the high' school football 5 team to Lewis town Member of The Associated Press This Associated Press is exclusively entitled to toe use to rpubll catlon of all news dispatches credited to the paper and also to tht local news herein Published by JTHE UNITED PUBLISHERS Inc HARRY POLK Mgr ORPHEUM 'IMP! Billie Dove in her first talking picture! This is the event scheduled for the Orpheum Theatre when on next riday and Saturday it will be the scene of the opening of Miss first 10p per cent dialogue is a story of social and political intrique in Cochin China in the southernmost sec tion of rench Indo hlna It is based on the German stage play by Rosenhayn and Schirokrauer and was adapted to the serene by orrest Halsey John rancis Dillon directed with a remarkable supporting cast including Antonio Moreno Noah Berrv Todd Carmel Myers Robert zer Holmes Herbert Sojin ert Schable and others of matic note is a dred percent all dialogue feature and also featured songs by Car mel Myers and Count Andre de Segurola i "'('NOTICE Work on Spe'ciab Improvement'Districts Nos 132 and 134 has been completed and final settle ment will be made by the city' Present all bills within five days to the Birch Sons Construc tion company Havre Hotel sheep man of ftarlem a brother of Phil Buckley: state Jive stocky inspector: iThe' maU accompany ing Mr Buckley at thetime of the accident was uninjured 1 The Havre Rotary club was transported to King Island oft the coast of Alaska near Nome through the magic of the word's of ather O'Reilly who spoke to the club at its regular weekly meeting last night telling of the Esquimaux cave dwellers on that granite point in the Ber ning sea ather O'Reilly who is conducting a mission in Havre this week spoke to the club at the invitation of rank Math in charge of the program for the evening Other visitors for the evening were Rev Bickle A Mars of the Neptune Motor Co of Den ver and Senator Bond of Minot President Carruth spoke of his appreciation of the sympathy ex tended to him by the Rotarians during his recent illness in Seaf tle contributing his recovery in part to it Regret at the leaving of Herbert Kibler to take the po sition of state adjutant for the American Legion was expressed by the president respond ing in kind Havre's rank of first inf attendance of the state club X3S shown from the report read fob September No meeting will be held' next Thursday A joint meet ing' with the Havre Kiwanis will be held onMonday October 21 atbthe' Masonic Temple with of the state highway commission and A Breitenstein secretary of the Montana Automobile association as the speakers on a road pro gram ather O'Reilly sketching briefly his experience as a mis sionary from the South Seas to Alaska gave a vivid picture of the life of the Esquimaux cave dwellers of King Island Of prob able Asiatic origin these people live in the caves and igloos of the pranite peak of approximately twenty acres which lies 110 miles northwest of Nome and 20 miles from the Siberian coast Save for the four months of summer they live on the island bears and walrus: lecting furs etc ivorv: the women suits and caring for their famil lies When summer comes they have learned to go to Nome to trade thei? products The Government gun boat now trans port them back and forth instead of their making the dangerous journev in their own small ves sels These people he described as very imitative trustful ingenious and deeply religious A brief outline at the opening of his talk dealt with the mission ary activities of the Jesuits as connected with the exploration of new territory referring to the earlv discoveries in the Montana territory by ather De Smet and others nra Kma daily Avtau irwtxwn QUIET RIEND By Mary Graham Bonner decided not to take that frin after all Jack rost told John and Peggy and the Little Black Clock not?" asked John just received word that a friend: is coming comes 4o sec me and you know he my you mind asked no because I can go on my trip another time Tie make long visits and I enjoy him when he comes I always have a chance to do plenty of traveling before the season is over makes me feel as though I didn't want to do any traveling when he is around has such a quiet way with him No! I shouldn't say that he has a ouiet way with him He is as wild as can be But hemakes me feel you going to tell us his the Little Black Clock asked be sure tell you his Sly friend is called the Peggy Chemists are of Ihe opinion that future wars cannot last long be cause of modern methods of destruction but wliat the world wants urjt future start al all Philadelphia Enquirer vyu not John lem high school about 8 by a loaded beet truck driven by George The truck had crowded Mr Buckley to the'slde of the road and did not turn out according to the report reaching Havre the extended side of the truck' complete raking the side of the car in hwich Mr Buckley sat driving the wheel against his abdomen causing some internal injuries It was (feared that an operation would be necessary but an examination Thursday in dicated that it perhaps would be avoided Mr Buckley is a prominent WHEN TO COME: 25c 50c All pepper is not alike not by any means! One is rich in aro matic oils many others just stinging dust why certain pure food experts use Schilling as a stand ard by which to judge all others a world of difference LYRIC Myrna Loy rated as one of the most colorful and exotic screen players in cinemaland is a native of Helena Montana Coming to Los Angeles with her parents while still in her early teens she was educated at the Westlake School for Girls later studying terpsichord with Ruth St Denis her ultimate aim being to become a professional dancer John ord ox ilm director sensed her as ideal for the exotic role of in Black the all dialog play star ring Victor McLaglan which is coming to the Lyric Theater: ri day and Saturday Miss Loy is five feet six inches in height has unusually startling green eyes and a mass of Titian hair 1 1 CAREERS a WHEN TO 25c 50c Wullrfhit AtAds woU'u? Shakespeare tiaid that tlme that may fact Toledo Blade THE HAVRE DAILY NEWS OICIAL CITY PAPER OICIAL COUNTY PAPER i SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier By Mall In Montana One Tear $650 (In advance) One Year $600 (in advance) Six Months $350 (in advance) Six' Months $325 (in advance) One Month 60 (In advance) Vs Three Mp $175 (in advance) Canada or anyplacp In the United States! excepting Montana $tOt per year Golden syrup with the tang MAKE THE IRST ONE PAY OUT Some of the advocates of az second interoceanic canal at Nicaragua to supplement the Panama canal which they claim is nearing its capacity point to the fact that traffic through the Panama canal is increasing by leaps and bounds and argue that its limit will be reached by the time the Nicaragua project is even well begun or at the very latest by the time it can be completed We are told that in the fifteen years of its operation it has earned about $224000000 in fees and that its operation has cost only $5000000 but as often happens in the case of government operations no notice appears to bestaken of the investment in the enterprise although it is a fact that the canal coat approximately $350000000 this money hav ing been raised by bond issues on which interest has been paid and the principal ultimately repaid Assuming that the interest charges on the investment were four per cent we discover that it would take $14000 000 per year to take care of these charges alone and that the total for the fifteen yers of canal operation would amount to $210000000 leaving only $9000000 as net earnings af ter deducting cost of operations and without allowing anything for depreciation In fairness to the enterprise we take note of the fact that the present earnings of the canal are greater than the average of the past fifteen years Assuming that they will continue to equal those of 1928 which we are told were more than $21000000 the net earn ings of the canal applicable to the reduction of the capital indebtedness will be about $10000000 per year at which rate it will pay for itself in 35 years If canal traffic in creases so as to make necessary its operation for 24 hours per day instead of 16 as at present this period may be re duced to 20 years or less There is well founded opposition to the expenditure of several hundred million dollars for the construction of anoth er interoceanic canal at least until it can be shown that the Panama canal is actually unable to accommodate the traffic Perhaps we might meet the advocates of the Nicaragua pro ject to the extent of proposing to them that all receipts of the Panama canal over cost interest and maintenance be set aside for the construction of a second canal but opposition that the original ditch must pay out before we agree on a new one' Ti Buckley Harlem Accident Victim is Slightly Improved Thonas Buckley 'of Harlem who Is a patient at the Sacred Heart hospital in Havre folio Idr a serious injury sustained in an automobile accident in Harlem last Thursday is reported to be slightly improved after being in a precarious condition ifor the past week A coupe which Mr: Buckley was driving last Thursday night Oc wuur was run into on the highway just north of the Har Wm Kendig Go Rotarians Hear ather On Mission Work ALL TALK INC uLTTII 0 lORPHEUM SATURDAY iMMaBMHKMnXaiS 25 Cars'' DEAD STORAGE Very Cheap Practically irc Proof BffilkUng Havre 'Body Works District Engineer Harris oY Great' alls is spending the day in Havre on official business Mr and Mrs Robert Thompson have returned from Seattle where they were called on account of the illness and death of their daughter i McKeeban of Great alls spent yesterday in the city bn of ficial Mr McKee han is livestock agent for the territory west of Williston Mrs John lL Coolen wife 4oi: Conductor Coolcn who has receiving medical attention in one of the local hospitals underwent a major operation yesterday and is reported doing nicely today Relief Agent Smith re turned to Havre today after at tending to business at various points east of here Rapatz assistant signal supervisor of A illiston to Havre territory is spending a two vacation visiting relatives and friend at Los Angeles Calif He was accompanied by his broth er Ted who is employed as sig nal maintainer helper at Gildford Brakeman Wm Holmgren of Williston has been assigned as brakeman and messenger on the new gas electric car running from Williston Dak to attord City to Richey and return to Wil liston Mrs Wm Bruning entered one of the local hospitals this morning for medical treatment Mrs A Jones of Miles City is visiting at the home of Engi neer and Mrs Sam Dahl in Havre Mr Jones will be remembered as former manager of the Mountain States Telephon Co Robert Due traveling car agent of Great alls is in Havre today Values to $45 00 $1995 AN APOSTLE PEACE Premier Ramsay MacDonald has come and gone and convinced that in the more congenial atmosphere there will be more satisfactory of his visit with President Hoover It: was vidoubtedly confidence in Herbert earnest desire for world peace that prompted his visit to the States at this time 'Not that they ex pected to agree on all points but each convinced of the oth inherent honesty knew they could talk very plain to one another and remove any cause for misunderstandings that cause international difficulties Ramsay MacDonald besides being premier of Great Britain is the leader of the Labor party and a very solid stateman Hi liberal tendencies have never caused him to experiment in governments He believes in sound policies He knows the common people for he rose to power from the most humble surroundings1 England has confidence in him Just what policies he and President Hoover discussed to assure peace to the world has not been made known but one statement from each of them lets the public know that they plan no secret alliance of the two great nations Welcomed as an apostle of peace Mr MacDonald has done much to thwart the idea that England is an imperialistic nation and knowing how Hoover had worked for suffering 'humanity during the World war he knew his mission in America would not be misunderstood by the people of the two nations or the world at large" 4 CHANGES IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS (Billings Gazette During' recent years an important change in secondary systems has spread over the country without much ballyhoo In practically all lae cities the youngster graduates three times nowr before buying a fenderless chariot and rolling away to college: Instead of a plain old eighth grade and then high school system we have elementary junior high' and senior high systems and the tchanges have ben gradual and deci ledly not uniform' they have been Generally they have provided savings through increased use of class rooms greater utilization of teaching strength and the pupils spend more years under supervision of the best trained teachers The ideal system used in cities with population above 30000 provides six years 1 of elementary schooling then three years of juhlor high and three years of senior high The junior and senior systems in larger centers are separate but are combined in smaller places for economy It takes boys and girls of seventh grade age away from youngsters who have not yet conceived a very serious orwell organized attitude toward study Higher requirements laid down for junior high teachers then has its influence in that the children for three years learn that education is not so simple as the proverbial three As they reach senior high they should have the groundwork for assimilating the secondary school subjects which pave the way for college jlligh schools which have had rooms and teachers idle for varying portions of the school day are able to take up much of this slack and avoid duplications because principals are tbettcr 'ablcf to assign teachers to single subjects and occupy their teaching ohurs This should Improve the teachersau it specializes their field of research and practice' The new plan also enables the districts to get more usp out of laboratories libraries and physical education facilities The basis of the junior high idea is an increased administrative and educational efficiency but up to now each community has had to mdidthe plan to fit local situations In Billings we have a system the seventh and eighth grades which is along the new idea and it 'blds fair to spread out a more standardized junior high with help and time ip A'Slcnde Waist Need to Wear New Headline Look here tailors! morewords out of you aqd a lot of uswill follow the gent who went into the north woods clad only in a pair ot Chicago Daily News You met the REAL Billie Dove until heard her charming voice One of biggest surprise thrills Cast Includes ANTONIO MORENO and NOAH BEERY TALKING COMEDY MOVIETONE NEWS LYRICl SEE AND HEAR The of the He's not quiet I said he was you said he had a 'quiet way with John saldz I say he had a quiet wav with true you But you said he made you feel 'so does perfectly true you like to meet yes never exactly met the wind to speak to" John said a funny thing to happen meet the Beggy laughed And then the Wind appeared Tomorrow You surely Will want to make Home Run Oct 23rd 7 lf(adv) RAILROAD ACT I VI TIES li if! 30 DRESSES In the larger size regulars and half sizes RUMMAGE SALE i EDUCATIONAL UND Sat Oct 19th Ailt nnf tirr 4 Intrique and Romance Oirtci 5107 the Star of Price in his first All Talk ing Picture GG 1 MCGGCRS Mart Hat New Metallics and Velvets I I I 0 it X) rJ 0 2 'ivww 54'75 ivy LUXITE I HOSIERY fBJ Special Very fine clear of exquisite sheernesd Perfect fitting Regular $100: 4 tV 1 1 'I i 1 I ooM I I'll 1 A 4 I If ri IK mr jh H't I i I I i 1 I I ''S liSifflali ont 11 Mil III 1 1 Ml x' i xipM'T.