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THE DAILY MISSOULIAN, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1934. 3 ADVERTISING PLAN BUILDING AND LOAN IS OUTLINED Montana League Holds Its Sessions in Missoula. Continues Today. A nationally-directed advertising campaign to acquaint the public with the functions of building and loan organizations was outlined at a banquet last night of the Montana Building and Loan league. Lee L.

Stidd of Portland, tor of the league, spoke, substituting for A. D. Theobald, director of the American Savings Building Loan institute. He pointed out that the public in general does not understand building and loan. operations, and brought smiles to the faces of the diners quoted public survey that rated real estate investments last in the series of leading desirable investments.

league opened sessions in the Chamber of Commerce building Then Monday with an address by Charles H. Stewart, president of the Federal Home Loan bank of Portland. Other speakers included P. C. Bulen and A.

C. Boucher of Great Falls. Details the operation of Home Owners' Loan corporation in Montana were discussed in the afternoon session, with E. C. Carruth, manager for Montana; R.

V. Bottomley, state counsel, and T. J. McMahon, state appraiser, speakers. V.

D. Clark of Billings spoke on the investment of trust funds in associations, with R. G. Wiggenhorn of Billings leading the discussion following the address. Today's sessions will include a general discussion of the Federal Housing Administration act, by Miles Romney, state director, and of details of the act, by T.

T. Taylor, liaison officer of the United States league, and L. A. Hague, Missoula county chairman. Reports of officers and committees will also be heard, the election of officers will be held, and five delegates to the United States league convention at New Orleans next month will be chosen.

Next year's convention will also bee selected. Postal Official Flies Air Route Harlee Branch, second assistant postmaster general was a passenger on the eastbound plane of the Northwest Airways it went through Missoula Sunday. He is on his return to Washington from a trip to Alaska. He said there is no business connected with the air trip, but that it was taken for personal reasons to go over the northern mail route. On the same plane with Mr.

Branch was Croil Hunter, general manager of Northwest Airways, who had passed through here last week on his way to the Pacific coast. Mr. Branch is in charge of the airmail division of the Postoffice department. Five Couples Get Marriage Licenses Marriage licenses, which were issued by Clerk of the Court J. R.

Donehoo at a rapid rate prior to the week-end, continued to keep the office busy Monday. One license was issued Sunday night to James R. Andrews, 22, and Violet Hinote, 18, of Camas, and four were issued Monday. The licenses Monday were secured by Baldwin Zliker and Margaret Jordan of Butte, Leo P. Murand Helen Tomlinson of Missoula, Hugh C.

Bernard of Missoula and Claudine Christy of Seattle, formerly of Missoula, and Charles Gardepi of Arlee and Bonita Pellew of Evaro. TWO PETTY THIEVERY CASES ARE REPORTED Two cases of theft alleged to have taken place here Sunday night were reported to police Monday. Annie Baker, of 107 West Front street, said that a couple had left her place going to Butte, and had taken most of her clothing, including three dresses and a pair of pajamas. Mrs. C.

A. Marrs reported that she had forgotten her pocketbook, leaving it in her car, parked in the 300 block on South Sixth street, east, and that it had been stolen. JONES IS VISITOR. Gerald S. Jones, district manager for the J.

C. Penney company, who spent the week-end in Missoula, left Monday for Polson and Kalispell. Mr. Jones formerly was manager of the Missoula store of the company. STEVENSVILLE MAYOR HERE.

John McLaughlin, mayor of Stevensville, a Monday arrival in Missoula. McLaughlin is a ReWAS. publican candidate in Ravalli county representative in the state legislature. and Itching Rash easily, soothed by the bland of Ask MotherShe Knows Mother took this medicine before and after the babies came. It gave her more strength and energy when she was nervous and rundown kept her on the job all through the Change.

No wonder she recommends it. LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND Masons Will Dine To Open Autumnal Series of Meetings The fall series of meetings for Harmony lodge of Masons will open with a dinner, entertainment and degree work tomorrow evening, it is announced. The dinner, to which all Masons are invited, will be in the Masonic hall at 6:30 p. m.

Entertainment will be offered at the dinner, hour, with important matters to be discussed later. Officers will exemplify the third degree. Local Briefs Dr. Asa C. A.

Keller of Helena is a visitor in Missoula. Mrs. Paul Jones of Bozeman is a visitor in Missoula. J. W.

Long of Superior is a visitor in Missoula. L. H. Powell, coroner. Ph.

Adv. Archie Henneberry left the city Monday for Dillon. Arthur Morang left the city Monday for Miles City. Sidney Moran left the city Monday for Deer Lodge. G.

Pringle, monuments. W. Spruce. -Adv. L.

E. Esteb of Walla Walla, is a visitor in Missoula. S. L. MacDonald departed Monday on 2 a visit to Polson.

P. E. Johnson of Lewiston, Idaho, is a visitor in Missoula. Mr. and Mrs.

J. P. Carroll of Butte are visiting in Missoula. Frank H. Johnson of Helena is spending a few days in Missoula.

C. S. Baldwin of Kalispell is spending a few days in Missoula. F. L.

Coon of Rathdrum, Idaho, is spending a few days in Missoula. Paul W. Smith of Helena is spending a few days in Missoula. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Lewis of Bozeman were Monday visitors in Missoula. Dr. Lintz, Dentist, ph. 4128; evenings by appointment, res. ph.

4925. -Adv. O. C. Bradeen of the Forest Service left the city Monday for Spokane.

Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Newell of Kalispell are spending a few days in Missoula.

Mr. and Mrs. Gray Scott and son of Arlee were Monday visitors in Missoula. Mr. and Mrs.

George E. Bonnie of Havre is spending a few days in Missoula. Lloyd Thompson arrived from Hamilton Monday for a brief Missoula visit. E. G.

Mallory and R. D. Cook of Great Falls are spending a few days in Missoula. Mrs. O.

J. Murray and Mrs. E. L. Stackhouse of Thompson Falls are visiting in Missoula.

Miss Louise Fitzgerald of Hamilton passed through Missoula Monday on her way to Urbana, Ill. Mrs. Ethel Welch of Lookout is spending a few days in Missoula. She arrived in the city Monday. Mrs.

Henry Thompson and Miss Annabelle Lindsay of St. Ignatius, were Monday visitors in Missoula. L. S. Groff, who had been visiting in the Bitter Root valley, left the city Monday on his way to Seattle.

E. M. Hulce has returned to Missoula from an inspection trip on highway projects near Great Falls. Misses Mary Alice and Emmeline McKitterick left the city Monday on the North Coast Limited for Chicago, where they will attend the fair. A number of CCC boys left the city Monday on visits to their home at Deer Lodge.

They were Emile Peterson, Albert Mazzini, Keith Coombs and Savino Cecconi. F. M. Harrington, head of horticulture department at the State College, Bozeman, passed through Missoula Monday on his return to Bozeman from the Bitter Root valley. Seven youths from the CCC forces here, left the city Monday for Butte, where they will visit their homes.

They are Frank Jackson, Dave Anderson, Albert Cakaterra, David O'Conner, William Rooney, Mike Mihelich and Roy Cote. M. J. Salzman, engineer on FERA work in Montana, who spent a few days Missoula, returned Monday to Helena. Mrs.

Salzman, who accompanied him from Helena, is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. F. L. Worden on Stephens avenue before returning to her home on the east shore of Flathead lake. Don't Sleep on Left Side Affects Heart If "stomach GAS prevents sleeping on right side try Adlerika.

One dose brings out poisons and relieves gas pressing on heart so you sleep soundly all night. Missoula Drug Co.Adv. INDOOR CIRCUS BEGUN IN -CITY First Performance of K. of C. Entertainment at Loyola School.

All thrills of the big top were given hundreds of Missoula circus fans Monday night when the Knights of Columbus all-professional circus opened its six-day engagement in Loyola auditorium. Circus atmosphere prevailed, offering balloons, peanuts and 1 pink lemonade along a midway of circus attractions operated by members of the local Knights of Columbus, who will use all proceeds from the show for their crippled children's and charity funds. All acts presented on the hour program are headliners from the large outdoor tent show. Free dancing at the conclusion nightly performances is one of the highlights enjoyed by those attending. The 18-act all-professional program opened with a clever dog and pony act- presented by Belle Wheeler.

There then followed Bill Le Tourneau on the high balancing trapeze; Rue and Laura Enos, internationally known contortionists; Pete McMahon, offering feats of equilibrium on the slack wire; the famous educated pony, "Sparkle." that answers questions by nodding her head. Laughs were furnished the audience by "Dynamite Maud," the unridable mule, who challenged all comers. An aerial act both beautiful and spectacular was presented by Miss Gladys LeTourneau in her human butterfly spinning act. From the Santas Artegas circus of Cuba came Senior Don LaVola, known as the Cuban wizard of the high Spanish wire. The first half of the program was brought to a close by contortion and dancing act of the Hood children, clever juvenile circus performers, who, despite their youth, already are veteran troupers.

a brief intermission the second part of the program got under way with the McMahon family of high wire artists presenting their balancing feats on the silver thread, and there then the Jargo troupe of clowns; Miss Lefollowed, Tourneau, in her death-defying somersault heel catch from a flying trapeze in midair; Belle and Vivian on the high Spanish web; Captain Burns, presenting his pot-pourri of trained dogs, monkies and ponies; "Iron Jaw' Mott, circus strong man in amazing feats of strength. The program closed with a troupe of performing razorback hogs executing remarkable tricks. This act was the most unusual among the animal numbers presented. Saturday afternoon there will be a special children's matinee at 2 o'clock, with a program especially arranged and price of admission reduced for the younger circus fans. Doors at Loyola auditorium open each evening at 7 o'clock and the performances begin at 8.

VALLEY BANKER VISITOR. H. C. Groff, cashier of the Farmers' State bank at Victor was a Monday visitor in Missoula. He was accompanied to Missoula by his brother, S.

L. Groff, who left for Seattle following a visit in the Bitter Root. Mr. Groff is the Demofratic candidate for state senator for Ravalli county. HELENA BANKER VISITOR.

A. A. Hoerr, cashier of the Federal Reserve bank at Helena, was a Monday visitor in Missoula. While in Missoula he conferred with bankers of this city. Lax the Bladder Use Juniper Oil, Buchu Leaves Etc.

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Sunday they had the fire controlled, but were hard put to it to hold the lines, especially on one mile of fire front, due to the hard wind which blew in the Lolo creek canyon through the day. Spotfires were set ahead of the main fire, one burning 30 accres. The main Clark creek fire itself burned about 150 acres, Supervisor Theodore Shoemaker said. Actions Described As Objectionable Three defendants, all booked under fictitious names, are scheduled to appear before Justice of the Peace Ralph L. Starr today as 8 result of complaints concerning, their actions in East Missoula Sunday night.

One of the men was charged with indecent exposure, and the other two were alleged to have disturbed the peace by conducting themselves in a riotous manner and swearing in the presence of women. HOME AFTER OPERATION. Baby Thayer has been returned home to Lolo after recovering from 8 major operation at the Elmore hospital, it was reported Monday. LEHSOU AGAIN ELECTION FIELD County Commissioner Enters Race on Independent Ticket. The announcement by Emil Lehsou, incumbent county commissioner, that he will be a candidate for reelection in the November 6 general election on an independent ticket, means that Missoula voters will find three parties listed on their ballots at the election.

Commissioner Lehsou, A Republican candidate in the primary election July 17, was defeated by A. R. Deschamps. R. P.

Glasscock received the Democratic nomination. T. R. Bishop, constable, one of the two Democratic candidates for reelection, September 2, and the Democratic central committee may select another candidate to compete in the general election. L.

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Mr. Lehsou his nominating petition Monday in the office of Clerk and Recorder W. J. Babington, giving his occupation AS farmer, and Grant creek as his residence. Accompanying notice of candidacy was a promise, elected, his, to "render fair and impartial service." LEAVES FOR CALIFORNIA.

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