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MONTANA STANDARD. BUTTE. SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1937. ANACONDA BUREAU TIL TERM OF CQURTJS SEEN Judge McHugh Sets Date Tentatively for No- vember 25. MANY ATTEND FUNERAL FOR IRA B.

WALKER AT ANACONDA ANACONDA, Nov. I jury term of district court was set tentatively to open here on Nov. 29, Judge R. E. McHugh of the fifth judicial district announced yesterday.

A calendar with a number of civil actions was prepared from' notes of issue filed recently. The dates of trial will be set by Judge McHugh next week. Included on the calendar will be eight.criminal actions, of which several are for robbery and assault. They will be heard during the Jury term. Dates for the criminal actions also will be set next week.

The jury term this month marks the first to be held during the fall in Anaconda for several years. Usually, only one term has been held each year during recent years, that during the spring. The fall term was set to clear a crowded calendar. ANACONDA, NOT. funeral ol Ira B.

Walker, known resident of Anaconda and the Big Hole basin, who died suddenly last Monday near Wenat- hee, while on a vacation rip, was conducted this afternoon, ervices were at the First Presby- erian church. Interment was in the ftmlly plot In Hill cemetery. The cortege formed at the family tome, 305 East Third street, at 1:45 5'clocfc and 'proceeded to the church. Evert Top, pastor of the ocal church, and Dr. E.

J. Groeneveld of the Butte Presbyterian church, officiated. Many friends in. Anaconda and rom the Big Hole basin attended he rites. Two extra cars were neded to convey the many floral rlbutes to the cemetery.

During the services Mrs, D. A. and Mrs. Evert Top sang 'Jesus, Lover of My Soul," The Old lugged Cross" and ''Abide With Me." They were accompanied at he organ by Miss Dorothy Dyas. Active pallbearers were Ted Woodward of Pish Trap, Don Albee of Visdom and W.

W. Harper, Ira J. Slagg, Sam T. Blair and Albert Campbell, all of Anaconda, Honorary pallbearers were Quit Owens of Dillon, Matt Christeusen, Dave Hlrschey, Frank Knowles and THY IN ANACONDA, Nov. the 10:30 o'clock mass Sunday morning.

40 hours of -devotion will begin at St. Paul church, according to flii -announcement of the Rev. D. Leltham, pastor. Devotlonals will include solemn procession and exposition of the Blessed Sacrament.

They will continue through Monday and Tuesday with masses at 7 and 8 o'clock bach morning. There "will 'be evening services Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at 7:30 o'clock. The Rev. John Sheehan of the Sacred Heart church In Butte will officiate Sunday evening; the Rev. Arthur Belenger of St.

Joseph church, Butte, Monday night, and the Rev. Francis Burns of Immaculate Conception church, Butte, on Tuesday night. The devotionals will end Tuesday evening with a solemn procession and benediction of the most Blessed Sacrament. ANACONDA, Nov. of Ihe Sarsfleld Social elub of Butte will Join men of the Phil Sheridan club of Anaconda in marking the 70th anniversary ol the Manchester Martyrs on Tuesday evening in the A.

O. H. hall here. The meeting will start at 7 o'clock. THREE ARE FINED IN POLICE COURT ANACONDA, Nov.

with creating a disturbance In the ,700 block on East Park avenue Friday morning, Maurice Walsh, one of the three arrested after an alleged fight, was fined $10 by Judge Hubert LeJeune In police court today. Tile other two men, Edgar Johnson in whose home the asserted altercation took place, and Carl Nelson, were fined $10, each in police court yesterday. Johnson told Acting Night Chief Stephen Percln and Patrolmen Thomas Donovan and Walter Derzay that he ordered the trio from his home and when they refused to go he obtained two guns, which were found on his person when arrested. Police confiscated the guns. MRS.

NINA JUDD FUNERAL HELD ANACONDA. Nov. services for Mrs. Nina Judd were conducted at the First Baptist church at 11 o'clock Friday morning. The Rev.

Charles Me- Harness, pastor of the church officiated. Interment was in the fcmily plot in Hill cemetery. The cortege formed the family 508 Cherry street, at 10:15 o'clock and proceeded to the church. During tlie services Eldon Hurd sang two hymns, "The Sweet Bye and Bye" and "Crossing the He was accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Charles McHarness.

Pallbearers were F. E. McKelvle James Sharpe, J. C. Tucker, Patrick Colliivs, Malcolm McKay and William McCIeary.

SKI CLUB MEETS AT SILVER LAKE ANACONDA, Nov. of the Anaconda SJc club and their guests were enter tained tonight at the initial cocla session of the organization thi season at the. club's lodge near Silver lake. Music during the event was pro vided by Gutcheck trio. Refresh ments were served following a meeting in which plans for the winter season were outlined.

FINE IS LEVIED IN TRAFFIC COUNT ANACONDA. Nov. Charged with speeding following hi arrest In the 800 block on Wes Fourth street, a man listed on police records as Ivan ISkstrpm. was fined $10 by Judge Hubert tcJeun lA police court today. Gordon Knowlei of Wisdom, William Montgomery and Richard Roach of Butte, and J.

H. Strain. D. C. Scott, Arthur Fortler, Ross Quick, J.

J. Harper. E. A. Wenger, George Tryon, Martin Martin and Mark King, all of Anaconda.

Mr, Walker, was born at West Point, Iowa, Feb. 3, 1S13. He came to Anaconda In 18B1 and had lived in this vicinity since. Among the out-of-town relatives and friends wlio attended the rites Mr, aiid Mrs. Jesse Tope, Mr.

Mrs, Hans Jorgenson, and Mrs. Louis Olvogri, Dave Htrsehy, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wllley, Mr. and Mrs.

Asa Wllley. Don Albee, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Woodward, Mr. and Mrs.

W. B. Mr. and Mrs. H.

T. Hendricks, Mr. andMrs. James Paddock, Mr. and Mrs.

John Paddock, Oleve Seafield. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson J. p.

Losse) and Matt Christiansen, all of Wisdom. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ralston, Mr. and Mrs.

Warren Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones, 8)1 of Wise River. Mrs. Claude Anderson.

Mrs. Jessie Smith, Mrs. Herschy, Helen Herschy. James Edwards, Robert McArthur, Mr. and Mrs.

William O'Kelly, Frank McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. George L. Trigg, all of Butte. Guit Owens, Frank Robinson and Grace Owens, all of Dillon and Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur swanson of Salem, ANACONDA BRIEFS ANACONDA, Nov. Rose E. Connors, daughter of ifr. and Mrs.

Michael Connors, 1104 East Fifth street, who recently underwent a major operation in Ann hospital, returned to her home yesterday. Mrs. Claudia La Forest, entered St. Ann hospital, to undergo an operation. Al Lodell was among the local residents who witnessed the game in the Mining city today.

Daniel Buckvich of Butte, was a visitor here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ralston of Ralston, were visitors here today. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Branscombe of Superior, former Anaconda residents, are week-end visitors In the Smelter City. Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Champion, accompanied by their two children, Robert and Beverly Jean, of Fort Shaw, are week-end'Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. J.

Lowry, 203 Locust street. CCC Strength Set at 300,000 WASHINGTON, NOV. of the Civilian Conservation corps showed today replacements had brought the corps to iU statutory strength of 300,000. The eighth corps area (Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas and Wyoming) Included 41,653 enrollees, and the ninth corps area (Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada and Utah) 17933. Resume Duties LOS ANG-ELES.

Nov. Back to the controls of a plane next Monday will go William Lewis, pilot of an airliner which crashed near here last January, killing five persons, one of them Martin Johnson, the explorer. Lewis is completely recovered from injuries he suslained ajid will resume his post as Army air corps lieutenant at Hamilton field. I GROUP TO PRREOTCOMEDY Additional Entertainment on Program at Harrison School. John Standall, 30, Undergoes Operation at Anaconda.

Sponsored by the Harrison Parent-Teacher association, pupils of the Harrison school will present a playlet, "Strange Visitors," In the schoo! auditorium Friday night, Nov. 19. The play will start 8 o'clock. Tlie rhythm band will perform. It Is composed of Peter Baker, Lcona Gardener, Betty Belle Sturgls, Ross Wayment, Norman Uiart, Ann Marie Becky, Rose Aunian, Orlene Shone, Dorothy Cnstch, Peggy Priem, Frank Sennet, Joe Merrlck, Delmar Gardner.

John Richards, Eddie Baker, Dolores Becky and Charles FlMiick. Thosa in the kitchen band are Nadlne Ponack, soloist; Mclvin Granberg, leader; Kenneth Wayment, Eugene Hannl, DonnM Or- llch, Kenneth Gardner, Weldon Niva and Tommy Laarl. The cast of tho playlet includes Margie Miller, Dorothy Severlnsky, Anne Aunian, Edward Kelllngton, Lyle Shanklln, Mary Creskovlch, Anton Marlnovlch, Lavenia Lubich, Lawrence Stark, Billy Peterson. Bess Mulligan. Howard Mulligan, Helen Priem, Wayne Jerrall, Josephine Severmsky, Orlcne Shone, Pern Gardiner, Shirley Nordstrom, Joe Richards, Shirley Mason.

Francis Slmonich, Martha Molally, Sylvia Davis, Betty Belle Sturgls, Margaret Pricm, Bernlce Stnrk, Donnld Burl, Joan Rossman, Mary Corak, Nadlne Ponack, Ethel Newgard, Martha, Baker. Bobby Atkbis, Doris Johnston, Audrey Maffi, Dolores Shone, Lolse Shone, Oeell Ople, Isabelle Richards. Anton Mnrlnovlcli, William Metally, Steve Caclch, Helen Rossman. Shirley Lutz. Albert Sand- slj'om, Rose.

Auniai), Shirley Williams, Louise Waymcnl, Wllladenc Madison. Andrew Sandstroin, Joe Leskovar, Dolores Carveth, ANACONDA, Nov. emergency operation was performed this morning in attempt to have the life of John Standalt, 30, of Phllipsburg, who was injured critically Thursday night wJien the automobile In which he was a passenger overturned on the west highway, about four miles west of Anaconda. Standall suffered a fractured skull, deep lacerations of the face and head and multiple bruises and abrasions of the body. His condition was reported as Improved tonight following the operation lo relieve pressure caused by the fractured skull.

i Gerald Kidd, 25, former resident of the Deer Lodge cvalley, who bad head Injuries, a fractured left wrist and multiple bruises of the body aod legs, also was reported Improving and believed to be out of danger. The two men were Injured when the car in which they were riding plunged from the highway and overturned, coming to rest -upside down at the bottom of a 10-foot embankment Butte Briefs were bom at St. James hospital Friday night to Mr. and Mrs. Nick Stopancecich, 628H West Granlle street, and Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Darragh, 25 East Center street. A daughter was born there yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kennedy, 181 East Center street.

AT De Pelton, Melrose, and Mrs. Dan Sullivan; 415 Virginia slreet, left St. James hospital yesterday with their infant daughters. Mrs. Melvln G.

Varcoe, 832 West Galena street, left with her Infant son. IN ST. Anna L. Mills 118 South Arizona street, en St. James hospital yesterday.

IN Mahaffey, Lemhl, Idaho, entered the Murray hospital yesterday, LEAVE HOSPITAL Pa tien ts leaving the Murray hospital yesterday were Mrs. Lyync Kentala, 1 East Park; Mrs. Jane Gallant, 326 South Jackson, and Ed Hocking, 21 South Dakota. yesterday Quickly extinguished a small fire at the Cinders ball grounds on West Silver street. O.

E. S. auxiliary to the Order ol Eastern Star will meet at 2 o'clock tomorrow in the Masonic temple. Mrs. Mable Culbcrl- son will Hostesses, will be Mrs.

Beulah Earraugh, chairman; Mrs. Ethel Rossltcr, Mrs. Clara Tebo, Mrs. Florence Rundell and Mrs. Brtnton.

The Daughters of Scotia held their annual dinner at the Silver Bow club last week. Flowers and favors were used for decorations. Cards rounded out he evening. Those attending included Mrs. James Pelrie, Mrs.

E. A. MacPherson, Mrs. W. D.

MacKinnon, Mrs. Charles Lyons, Mrs. Tom MacKinnon, Mrs. Isabella Hossack, Mrs, Jane MacMlila.il, Mrs. O-.

A. Dlxon, Mrs. ,7. Floyd, Mrs. Neil G.

McLeod, Mrs. David Ktdd, Mrs. Duncan Morrison, Mrs. J. Y.

Brown, Miss Cora West, Mrs. M. A. MacMillan, Mrs. William Bishop.

Mis. Dan McLeod and Mrs. Sieve Wilson. WHEELER PLEDGES IRRIGATION SUPPORT MILES CITY, Nv. Burton K.

Wheeler, In an address here tonight, pledged his support for development of the proposed Yellowstone river basin Irrigation flood control and power project. Several hundred persons attended the meeting and heard Montana's senior representative In Congress discuss many vital issues confronting the nation today. He was introduced by State Rep- resenlallve James Maslerson. Temperatures IN BUTTE. Maximum 42 Minimum 16 IN OTHER CITIES.

(B? AlioeUltd Precit Max. Mln. Havre 28 32 Helena 46 30 Kalispell 42 38 Miles City 34 28 Cheyenne 41 .10 Denver S3 31 Boise 54 42 Bciilon 52 42 Calvary 6 4 Chicago 48 Oalveslon 12 61 Jacksonville 66 81 Kansas Cllr 60 46 Los Angeles 68 54 44 36 New York 60 4G Omaha. 46 42 Portland 58 46' Salt Lake Clly ..58 34 San Francisco 01 S2 Seattle 46 46 'Spokane. 40 40 WIMIston 28 24 Trcclptfatlon for llic 12 ended, a-l fl p.

24 hours elided at 6 p. m. 1.27 .06 .13 1.28' L60 .56 DEER LODGE BUREAU Deer Lodge Veterans of Foreign Wars to Con' duct Rites. DEER LODC.E, Nov. CSpe- ceremonies for the Veterans of Foreign Wars and its Auxiliary will be held Monday evening, November 16, at the Patriotic room of the courthouse.

Mr. and Mrs. Noel Boycr, prominent In Uic work will install. Mr. Boyer has served as national color guard and Mrs, Boycr is slate president, LODGE GilOUP VISITS IN KONDi DEER LODE, Nov.

attend initiation ceremonies sponsored by the Degree team of Helena, a number of Deer Lodge members of the Loyal Order of Moose motored to Anaconda last evening. Among them were Lewis Warn, William Hughley, William Hull, A. E. Redcllff. Mrs.

A. K. Rlppcngale and Mrs, Bertha Smith attended Uic hour following. Tuesday evening. November 16, the Moose and their ladies will enjoy a social hour following the lodge meeting in Deer Lodge.

FUTURE FARMERS LAUNCH NURSERY DEER LODOE, Nov. Farmers of America have started a tree nursery In the rear of the Powell county high school. Work of preparing the toil and lining up rows for the seed was fintshcd this week. and teams were furnished by Future Farmers part of the project. The trees will be planted next spring and after two years In the nursery, the department will distribute to the Future Farmers for ranch Improvement The work is something new in the department and is directed by William Anderson, Instructor.

PICTURE PROGRAM PLANNED FOR CLUB Please, Mr. F. D. R. APPEALS 1X3 OHIEF.

Pretty Grace McDonaJH, 16-year, old dancer shown In New York, appealed directly to President Roosevelt to have her Bradford Greene, musician and composer, released from the Navy, Green joined the Nnvy so ho could pat. A score he wrote for a musical play was accepted. Now, the play opening in Cleveland is going to he desires to continue to write scores for plays rather than be In the Navy. But the Navy sajB, "TutI Tut!" It gave Greene merely 30 days' leave to help rehearse the play. Greene described Miss McDonald as a "dear Irleiid." DILLON BUREAU STURTSpllON Organized Groups to Get Instruction in Recreational Work.

DEER LODGE, Nov. "The City of Tomorrow," talking Him, be presented under the direction of Douglas Bcighlc, chairman of the KiwanU dinner program. Monday evening. dinner meeting will precede the program, at t'nc Hotel Deer Lodge banquet room. riKKR I.OIKIK KKtP.FH.

DEER LODGE. Nov. MiliCT was from St. Joseph's hospital today. He wan admitted about a week ago for treatment of Injuries received In tin automobile wreck.

He returned to his home in Buttc. Mrs. B. Wahl, who upon at Murray reported lo be. doing as well as can be expected.

Mra. Clara Evans and grandson, visited friends-In I3uUc thli afternoon. DILLON. Nov. (Special) Dcavcrhcad county's first rcci'ea- llon lenders' training meeting bo held at the high school (ryrmia- slum Friday, Nov.

Lillian Stone, county homo demonstration agent, announced. Organized clubs have beon invited to send two leaderp to receive training. Representatives from lodges, the Parent-Teacher association. Legion auxiliary and homo demonstration clubs will be prcs ent. Two sessions will be held during the day, the first at 10:30 In tin morning and the second at 1:30 ii the afternoon.

Under Hie dlrcc lion of MiKs Gtone, the group wll discuss leadership of recreation, organization of recreation profjrnms tiud recreation media such as community singing and varlouu types of games. The recreation training meeting Is lield at tho request of the Hcru'ev- hcad homo demonstration council OF ST1TED Crew to Inspect Meadow: and Fields In Beaverhead Area. DILLON, Nov. (Special) Forest fiervlrxi range examiners arrived in Bcavcrheao" county njak' examinations on mountain meadow lands for the AAA range confien lion program. Arthur W.

Wlrch Miles City Is In charge of an eight- man crew, which will be supplemented by an additional ctgh men on Moruia-y. of 164,324 acres land, 139,481 acres of range Innc and 27.M3 of mountain mead ow land In the county is lo be complclcd within the week. Binco much Jand In Beavcrlieju: county could not be classified unde: the range program or under thi crop conservation program, a spc clal concession was made and ap plications were opened to Ian owners hiving fcoth mountain mead ow land and range land. Twenty nine were received to benefits under this satup. nnniinuTTn pinqr tlnUubn! 10 uLUjt DILLON.

Nov. (Special) American Education week came to A close here with a tea at the training school on Friday afternoon, to which all parentr. had been invited, Arrangemente for the tea were under the direction of Miss Melissa Mingcr, home economics Instructor. Charles Henry and Mrx. Henry Black presided at the tea table.

HURT IN MISHAP TnKENJY DEATH Old-Time Resident of Anaconda Passes at Phii- ipsburg, Michael MMllen, 14, pioneer business mtm of died list light tn Phllipsbvirg. Mr. Mullen was born iiv County Ircliuid SIM mads Ills lioiiie Anaconda for a nnmber of le was senior partner lii tho liquor louse of Mullen Oardwcli. He moved to Phjltiisburg about 45 years ago and xvs's interested in ranch ands and mining, He li survived by hla wife, Bessie; daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, James Phlllpsbiirg; a son-in-law, Fred Woodhall, Butte; sister, Mrs.

John Rafferty, Butte; nephews In Now York, and sister in Ireland, The remains are at tha' family residence In Phllipsburg. Interment will be made in Hie family plot in 3v.tte. Da)y Shoft mortuary lias charge of the arrangements, IVinTllfllLE, 10 MS SCENESJKITS BUTTE William who doubca for movie stars In dangerous scenes, is a visitor in Butte, Cupplos, a bronwd, muscular Phll- ndelphln boy. has been a stnnd-ln for Clark Gable, Errol Plynn and Johnny Welssmuller in several pic- Aires. Ho appeared as Olark Gable In 'Mutiny on the Bounty" when he off the ship and swam for a Tahiti cove.

He look the part of Errol Flynn In "Captain Blood" when he got slugged and went down fighting. He has appeared In swimming scenes and in making spectacular on trailing vines for Johnny Wclssmuller in Uic Tnrzan pictures. Oupplcs Is a close friend of Weitss- muller whom ho met when both were stunt swimmers anil divers In Atlantic Olty In 1030. After Wclss- muller went to the Hollywood movlfl colony In California Ouppliu Joined him and became an extra, a swimming instructor for llio stars and a double for tho movie heroes in performing xiwctacular stunts of the screen. As a swimming Instructor he lias tutored such stars as tho lato Joan Harlow, Grcla Clarbo.

Marlcnc Dietrich. Maureen O'Sulllvan, Helen Hnycs, Zlta Jolmnn, Norma, Tal- madire and others, 'While here he is visiting an old friend, William WOglfnll, mannncr of the theater. MONTANANS VISITING Al the Gram! John Paddock, Fisiilrup; Mr. and Mrs. Lester 0.

Nawmnii, Bozcmiui; George W. Mycis, Frank J. Martin, llarlowlon; Mi-, and Mrs. A. O.

Wlllcy, Wisdom; John D. Frnilet, Hillings; Frank FJiinegiin, Anaconda; Mr. mid Mrs. Barber, Havre. At Uic Barney, F.

Kimmitl, Great Fulls; Mr. nnd Mm. R. B. HughM, MlMoula.

At llir Ffnlcn Eleanor Barney, Leah Osbornc, Dillon; George Rcadc, W. W. Brown, M. Selac, any Hucjitbi, Mr. and u.

B. Wilson, Great Falls; H. H. Wilkinson, Caroline Griffith, Jrene Owens, Clara Trux- Icr, Verena Doherty, Wallace Brcn- na, Mlnsouln; E. Beck, Boionmn; Mr.

nnd Mm. J. K. Murjiliy, 13coja, Ohrlelina Plclffcr, J. A.

Wahlbcrg, Helenn; Dr. nnd Mrs A C. Knight, PhllllrMburR. At HID J. WlUon, YcllowBtone; O.

Cut Bank. At Alljec, Wisdom; J. Gordon, Silver SLar Edna B. Kmcrlck, Dillon; J. narry, Phllipsburg; acorjje Hnrrln Mr.

and L. W. Milchell, Browning. Tom Fontolno of Buttt, who was an occupant of the Lltto car, was uninjured. Lltto at 2M North Main street, In Butto.

Investigation of the accident WM made by Vrv. Montana Highway patrol and DcJIar Gordon of thn eherlff'n office. Wrecks Records DILLON. NOV. (Special) William Lltto of Butte received minor cuU and bruises when hla ca.r plunged off the.highway Friday r.lght after rtrlking a car belonging to John N.

Mansfield, rancher at Grant. Marwflcld had flopped lilfl car to give assistance lo stalled motorht when Iltto, who was truv- cllntj toward Dillon on the main highway, struck' tlie right rear fender, it was reporteil. The accident occurred about oivc- hall mile north of illation. MEETING PO.STPONRD. DmiXiN, Nov.

(Special) H. P. Kakusko, of the Dillon hoji announced there will be no regular meeting nt scheduled of the A. on Nov. IB, because a father and son party Nov.

30 scheduled. ARRAIGNED IN COURT. DfLLON, Nov. (Special) Frank Fohay of MoMow, Idaho, appeared before Judge Louli, stahl Ihlu afternoon on a charge of obtaining property under falso pretends, Bond WMJ set at $300, wliich he did not furntih. Hearing was tct for Nov.

20: DILLON BMIEFS, Nov. (Special) Judge Henry G. returned to Dillon last night from Boulder, he attended to court bu.iln Oscar Wold, business agent from regional forwt service heddquartcru, returned to MlAEOiila today afte: spending three days In the Beaverhead National forest service office here. George A. Whltworlh of Dell spent Saturday In Dillon.

MM. will be host- cts to the Nile Sewing club Monday afternoon al her home. The Dillon Girl Scout council will meet Mondny evening at tho home of Mrs. H. M.

Warner, scout commissioner, i Mr. and Mrs. Una M. Jenklna wo.re Dillon visitors Fildny. WIELD CLUB; Many Social Activities Are Outlined by Organization.

Arrangements for several activities during the winter were made last night it a meeting of the Sarstleld Social club. The club also Is planning campaign for new members. Chairmen of the various committees were appointed and the drive Is expected to get under way soon. Members of the club will be trie guests of the Phil Sheridan club of Anaconda Tuesday night. A special bus, leaving the terminal on West Broadway at 7 p.

and returning at midnight, will take the members to Anaconda. The Rev. Clifford of Lima will be the principal speaker at the Joint meeting. Resolutions of "condolence were ordered on the deaths of Simon Hawe and Peter Rodgcrs. All members are requested to meet at the Daly-Shea mortuary at 1 o'clock ta- ntghl to recite the rosary for the late Peter Rodgers.

WOMEN HURT IN ACCIDENT SERIOUS Alnm Sliepntml Eleven-year-old Alma, Shcppnrd, DO pounds of courage and skill, has cracked every record of tho trotting turf within the province of tho girl and hor horse, Dean. Hanover. Tha dlhor day at Lexington sho drovo the mile in' ctacWng women's and nmnlcur marks. KIDNAPING VICTIM SAID NEAR DEATH HUNTINOTON, W. Nov.

13, Seder, 7(1, kid- naped veteran Anti-Saloon league leader, hiy nt tho point of death UmlKht us tho Unto Invoked the Llndlrei'uli law nRalnst his accused abductors. Dr. A. K. Koulor wild lie llad "Do hope" tlio recovery of the victim, nnd that oxygen administered In an attempt lo check imaumonla failed lo rally him.

ROOSEVELT TAKES TO AIR TONIGHT WASHINGTON, Nov. 1 President Roosevelt will take to the radio ngalii lomotrow night to fl.sk nationwide cooperation In the government's first census of unemployed Rlnrllntr iioxl 'I'uMdny. lie will fiucak from tlio While House nt 0:30 p. Mountain Slandard lime. Final liutruotlonn were Issued today by Consiu Admlnlftlralor John D.

lo llio woikcrn wlio will dl.ltrlbutR and tabulate tho millions of designed to go to every In the land. WILL ROGERS' SON ENGAGED TO WED BEVEFILY Nov. 13, engagement, of James Black Rogers, non of llio late Will ROBCTS, to Astrcn MnrKiierllo Kem- mlcr wan announced today by Mm. C'liarlcn II. Welclon, mother of the brldc-to-bc.

Mro. Weldon said tho woddlnfj would take place next spring, BILLINGS, Nov. Guy Murphy and hor daughter-in- law, Mrs, Chester Murphy, both of Powell, were In a critical condition at a local hospital today as a result of an automobile crash which killed the younger woman's Infant son. The body of the baby was taken to Powell today for funeral services by tho husbands of the two Injured women. No Inciucsl will be heldi Coroner George E.

Settergren said. PATSY EGKLEY IS COMPLETELY WELL HELENA, 'Nov. Eckloy, Ilvc-ycar-old 'gM'-who was lost for 48 In Isolated Snowshoe canyon without food or water, returned lo her homo Corbtn to- iay, completely recovered from her harrowing experlmcs. ATTBNTTON SarKflelct 8 1 a I Members are requested lo mcol at the Daly-shea chnpcl tills (Sunday) evening at. 7 o'clock lor Hie purpose of rccllliiK the rosary for our late brother, Peter Rodgors.

By order of the President, Butte Death Notices remalnn of Robert Dinning are at Wie Sherman Itoed funeral homo from where Uio fuiioml will bo held Mtottituy nftor- nooii at 3 o'clock. Interment In Mountain View. tills city evening Jacob Wlnkkn of 339 West Granite street. The remains are nt the Bhonnan Hoed funeral homo. Punornl later.

SHERMAN REED FUNEHAIj DIRECTORS I.AKGK FONERAL CHAPEL With Fnmll; Roonu, Bliitio Roam miA Wurllttcr rirw All Without Exlrn tlio family homo, 19. iiUi Ci'ystAj street, nflaniaon, Ocoiw Rifle, Rgetl years. Tlia body is at Wlillc'g JU-, ncriil home. Time and place of fuh nornl to IK winounccd White's Funeral Home FUNKHAI. DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS SOT PARK STREET 1'IIONB remains of Peter i are at the Daly-alica nhnpel where the fimnral will lake place Monday morning at fl o'clock.

Rc- tiulcm high mafs will be celcbrulctl In St. Mary's church at 0:30 o'clock. Interment In tlie family plat, St. Patrick's cemetery. SMITH Tlie funeral of John flmllh will take plnco at the ranch homo clone to Melrosc Monday morning at 0:30 o'clock.

Requiem high will be celebrated In fit. John's church at Melrosc nt 10 o'clock. Interment In the family plot in Mclroso cemetery. OAFID OF Deeply appreciative of Ihc many kind ncls and sympalhy cxprfMcd al the time of the death and burial of our nclovcd husband, father, brother and nenhew, we tnkc thlj way (hank nil our friends and neighbors. Rinoclally do we (hank slslers and priests of Buttfl, Ihc American Logfon.

Veterans of Foreign Wars, Legion drum corps. Modern Woodmen and all those who the beaullfiil floral offerings and bouquets, MM. Peter Thomown and Family. Mr. Rnd Pat Thompson and Family.

Mrs. Mary Ifofflfncr. San Jose, Cal. Oordeii and Family. John Qrlbbcn and Family.

Mr. nnd Mrs, John McMnnus and Family. Mr. and Hugh McNfanus. Miclwri Mullen.

75 a native of County Tyrone. Ireland, and pioneer business mnn of Anaconda, died at the family residence in Philipsburg last evening. The funeral arrangements will bo announced later. Interment will made In Ihe fnmllv plot In St, Patrick's cemetery. Unite.

MOUTl'ARV HOME 101 Soutli Idaho Phone 3981 of tho late 'Iliomaa McOrath may be vlowcd In the room of Merrill Mortuary, from where the funeral will take place tomorrow (Monday) morn big at 9 o'clock, proceeding to St. Patrick's Church, where requiem high maw will be ralcbratcd at 0:30. Interment In Holy Crow cemetery. remains of thfi. late Mm.

Mary Bokollch may be viewed In thn Colonial room of Dug- Sfnn's Merrill Mortuary, from whero Ihc funeral will lake place Tuesday morning at 0 o'clock, proceeding to the Holy Suvlor church, where requiem hlffli mass will be celebrated at 0:30. Interment in St. Patrick's cemetery. remains of the late Mrs. C.

are at tile ranch linmo near Wisdom, from wlicrc the funeral will take place Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in f.hc wlsdnm cemetery. CARD OF desire in this lo exprcus our sincere thank. 1 and appreciation (o our many friends and neighbors for Die klnd- extended to us during our recent bereavement in the loss of our wife, mother, and the lato Mrs. Adeline Cheff.

We esiwclally wish to thank the doctors, sisters, and nurses of SI. Jiirne.s 1 anri all those n-ho tho beautiful floral crffer- Inics fpirltijal bouquets. Mr. CHRP and Family. CARD OF THANKS We wish sincerely lo thank our many friends and neighbors for their expressions of sympathy during our recent bereavement In the loss of our beloved wife, mother and sister, tho late Mrs.

Owen. We especially wish to thank the Welsh choir, the Brick Layers' union and all those who sent, the beautiful floral offerings. EVAN D. OWEN and GRACE PRITCHARD and Family. Mr.

GARPIELD WILLIAMS. Merrill Mortuaries PAT R. OAONER. Manager Phone 3233 113 North MonUrui Montana Joseph Richards, Inc. 15-19 South MonUru' Street Telephorw BUTTE, MONTANA Qco, T.

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