The Havre Daily News from Havre, Montana • 1

'STORCAl XT 4 VOL Xir No 213 4 PRICE IVE CENTS HAVRE MONTANA SATURDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 19 1925 CHARGES JURY Dismissed in Chicago MS si inWiiois distant District Attor Trtllzxrvr 1 MILLION Kellogg irm in Deci WORLD'SRECBRO INNEINYORK pearMonday and Wilbur Tuesday HDDGES DECLINES EMY TO JM 0 INSPECTORS LOOKOUT OR ANDERSON under COPS OO THREE CHILDREN ieiiw Cali Epis CATTLE DISEASE China to HERO RODGERS ATER RESCUE BAY imperial A ORECAST this ar e) th (i tho DEPARTMENT OR REVDKINCVISAD war pro EDITOR CRIUCISEIS GERMANS WHO COME TO TO STUDY to of bo tho HEAVY EIIMII Mil WHICH MB NEGRD MEH GIRL ca Ar 18 Genera! his job here safety with a Tilden Reaches inal Match for Tennis Title Butler Plans Extensive Drives Before New Year Statesman of Bolivia orced to lee Country of Beni Traiba Bulgiha (By the Associated Press! Cleveland Sept 18 of blindneho and serious dis orders among a number of federal prohibition agents here isattributed to their sampling of bobtleg liquor obtain evidence (Bv the Associated Press) New York Sept 18 The possi bility of the resumption of the recent tong war in less than four days after the signing of formal truce was seen by police in the killing of Young Sue Gumn a tong member of New Chinatown Dry SluetHs Sick rom Tasting Bootleg Rum 5 Enterprise Lodge No 134 and Havre Lodge No 55 Will Be Hosts With Shaunavon Mas ons as Guests He was a fam and once rode Miles now the City Montana to deliver mes He Council of Churches Vouch for Dry Report NEBRASKA IN AVOR (By ithe Associated Press) Lincoln Nebr Sept 18 The Nebraska conference of the Metho dist Episcopal church voted 197 to 8 for unification with the Methodist Episcopal church of the south Boston Prepares to Conserve Coal Reserve 'I A ricke assistant district charged in an affidavit the court that Hibbs last under build not be several It is understood a temporary DAVIS 10 WILDDR WILLTESTITAT PLANE PROBE 'Kv the Associated Boston Sept 18 Delivery of do mestic size anthracite coal to con sumers who have' more than half their supply in stoJk and delivery of more than three tons at a time to householders was prohib ited today by tlie state emergency fuel administration re spirit Moorish Tribes Give Up Arms tx rench (By ithe Associated Press) Colorado Springs Sept 18 Gov ernor Morley is charged with the improper use "if indeed of his pardoning power in the re 4 4 1 1 7 I I lit I i 1 1 av a 1 UC 1 1 1 1 A clbU submitted at the annua! Convention ot tho Colorado Bar association Mitchell killed his divorced wife Georgia Bryan and Andrew Sheriein 1823 and the supreme court af tinned the death sentence of the dis trict court After several reprieves Morley commuted the sentence to lIPo i i nit i pi tiuii iiit ii position when the begins formal hearing Mon (By the Associated Press) Sanfrancisco Sept 18 The San rancisco Call says a search is be ing made for three children as a re sult of the finding Wednesday in a cess pool at Tracy of the body of a child believed to have been the daughter of Mrs Louis Zamora The Gall says Mrs Zamora visited the home of her sister in Oakland 8 days ago and took away her eight year old daughter Mary jonnson io I four months ajgo The child five years old known as Zella disappear ed several months ago Both had been staying with the out fighting the blaze joined with the gendarmes surrounding vicinity A big modern building is construction to supplant the ing destroyed today but will ready for occupancy for years structure will replace those destroy ed TONGMEN IN NEW YORK KILLED AND PITTSBURGH LAUNDRY MAN SHOT ORMAL PEACE TREATY SIGNED OUR DAYS AGO IN NEW YORK (By the Associated Press) Arica Chile Sept Jose Gabino Villan Ueve formerly presi dent elect of Bolivia arrived here today1 slle declared he had to flee to avoid arrest He said the state of siege was declared yesterday in Bolivia will start the presentation of the board day I (By The Associated Prs) Cincinnati Sept 18 James Henry 37 negro confessed slayer Chinese More Patriotic Now Hankow Bishop Says Health Officials Plan Examination of 9000 Children Stanfield orfeits Bond in Police Court (Bv (lie Associated Press) TOkyo Sept 18 A fire at 3:30 this afternoon destryed the diet buildings two story wooden struc tures which houses the legislative branches of the Japanese govern ment Several persons were injured The loss is estimated at $1000000 Many valuable documents were lost when the government library in one of the buildings burned A Three Parleys Vote or Church Merger Landslide Wipes Out Tunnel in Mexico (By the Associated Press) Los Angeles Sept 18 The an nual conference of the Methodist Enisconal church of southern fornia voted unanimously in favor of union with the Methodist copal church of the south (By 'the Associated Press) rniiacteipina sept Butler will wind up as director of public roar he said today am going to have a big time forq the windup in January are going to forge ahead up to last he said' IWEHING JIL TB HILT TRIAL eut at the Haskell institute at Law rence Kan and Roy Scott and Dick Crow of this reservation among others were pupils there during his term of office Baker Ore Sept 18 Senator Stanfield arrested last Sunday by a local officer who charged the sen ator with being drunk and disord erly failed to annear in the nolice court at the time set for his trial today His bail ot $50 was declar ed forfeited TOQK NO ACTION (Bv ItllP AssnrYnlml Pracv) uvnuuu it was oinciat ly denied today that the British government had any connection whatever with the exclusion from the United States of Shapurji Sak latvala communist member of par liament whose' passport visa as a member of the British delegation to the inter parliamentary conference in Washington was revoked Wednesday by Secretary: KeTlogg Great alls Sept 18 County and City Health Officer Dr Walk er and aides have begun the physic al examination of some 9000 school children of Cascade county the first grade pupils of the Lowell school and about half the children of Simms being finished The job is being gone into painstakingly and will take at least five months complete SLAY (By the i Pittsburgh what "police believe is another out break of tong warfare Wah Lee Chinese laundryman was shot and killed and his body hacked with a hatchet at Wilkinsburg a suburb Police were told several Chinese ran across a vacant lot shortly after the shooting and fled in an auto mobile ((Hr The Japan Times issued an ex edition telling of the fire while sparks poured on the roof of its plant? livery fireman in Tokyo was Soldiers in the ISKE VISITS ORT PECK Poplar Sept 18 Herbert iske inspector for the Indian de partment who spent three days of last week making a general survey of the affairs of the Indian office here has left well pleased with the work that has been done here? He complimented Superintendent Moller on the progress the Indians (Bv the Associated Press) Washington Sept 18 Postoffice inspectors throughout the country recognized as forming one of the most effective secret service organi rations in the world have been di rected to make every effort to appre hend George Anderson pal of Gerald Chapman bandit fugitive from Atlanta prison A recent report of a bodfound in Dubuque la led to the general impression that he was dead Chief postoffice inspectors reported to all postmasters the report was errone ous 1 45 3 PREVIOUS TAMPERING SHOWN IN ANCIENT TOMB JUST OUND THANKUL JENNIE EXPECTED TO DRAW TEN YEARS Butte Sept 18 Jennie Doe was one of the defendants called recently before Judge Shea on a charge of drunkenness She was middle aged and had been before tho court at other times you guilty or not quizzed lhe court "I am guilty your honor I was 'drunk In fact i drank everythin In sight but the she answer 1 "Sixty days in tho county jail" Was the sentence "01) thank you judge I warf afraid you'd give ine ten years this' sho remarked as she out pt tno courtroom (By the Associated Pres?) Washington Sept 18 William Hodges of Denver treasurer of the republican committee has de clined the Japanese ambassadorship rather than interfere with his chil education This became known when Hodges called at the white house and thank ed President Coolidge for offering him the post made vacant by the death of Edgar A Bancroft Hodges was the first man that has virtually considered the appointment but he felt that he should not leave the United States while Jiis children are in school Mrs: Hodge having died a year ago Doyle Warns World Punishment Due Soon DAVIS TO TESTIY (By the Associated Press) Washington Sept 18 Acting Secretary Davis probably will be tho (Bv the Associated Press') Nogales Ariz Sept 18 With a roar that could be heard for miles I a landslide night before last swept the nearly completed tunnel ueuig cuiisii uciuu uu a new uuo in the Southern Pacific railroad of Mexico Tlie slide occurred when no work men were on duty It is estimated 6000000 tons ot dirt and rock slid down the mountain No damage has been estimated yet by the rail road officials? LAND AT ALhUCEMAS By ez rench Morocco Sept 18 Spaniards are reported to have fected another landing in Alhucemas Bay occupying a strip nearly two miles deep and flanking their orig inal position on the Morocco Nuevo penninsula (Vy Prss) oresthills Sept 18 Wil liam Johnston veteran Californi an reached the finals in the national tennis championships for the sixth time in seven years by conquering Richard Norris Williams Davis'cup champion in straight sets 7 rf 6 3 2 in the first semi final matcli of the title tournament Moscow Sept 18 Recent discover ies made by Koslov the explorer in the excavation of an tomb near Urga Mongolia has in tensified the interest of archeologist in that part of Asia The tomb which Koslov excavated apparently had been tampered with in past centuries but contained many interesting ob jects which led to the conclusion that the burial took place 2000 Two pieces of tlick carpet were ornamented With pictures of an elk a winged lynx bull and (i laupilrd There were traces' of varnish and paint on the tomh and the interior was draped with silk richly orna mented with the 'figures ot winged riderp and reindeer A corpse was found in the corridor of the tomb and the fragments of clothing smell ed strongly of camphor (By the Associated Press) Peking Sept 18 Internal fare threatens China with the vince of Shansi west of Peking as the bone of contention between the rival military leaders 'Reports from Honan say Yue Hwei Cliun supporter of the Chris tian general eng Yu Hsiang is massing troops for an invasion of glupsi to bring it control Marshal Chang Tso Man churian war lord is credited with the declaration that if an unprovok ed attack is made against Shansi he will take up arms in its defense (By the Associated ress) Los Angeles Sept18 A charge of attempted jury tampering inter rupted but failed to halt the superi or court trial of Thomas Hennessey and Henry Hibbs on the the charge of grand larceny in connection with thoir "ten for one" alleged railway merger Charles attorney presented night attempted to ingratiate him self upon a member of the jury and demanded he be placed in custody LAUNDRYMAN Associated Press' Sept 18 Marking (By the Associated Press) Great (alls Sept? 18 Mrs Charles Cole of Hhjrro was elect ed thank offering department sec retary for 'Womens Home Mission ary society at the Montana Confer ence of the Methodist Episcopal church Mrs Cole was also named a delegate to the national convention organization to be held in Pasadena Calif October 8 She is one of three delegates (Bvth'o Associated Press) New YorkpSept The federal council of churches through a form al statement issued to the Associat ed Press by the chairman ot the ad ministration committee officially vouched the authenticy ot the six part of the report of prohibition con ditions issued in the Washington researen eoucanou uepnritneQt oi Bl? WUMll MITCHELL IELD BIRDMAN LIES 302 3 10 MILES PER HOUR SETTING NEW WORLD'S RECORD OR AIRPLANES PLANE WEIGHED 200 POUNDS (By ithe Associated Press) Chicago Sept 18 Nine federal prohibition enforcement officials of the service in this area summarily dismissed for' ser as a preliminary it is reported to a cleanup of down luwu nigni me nett PROVINCE SUBJECT CIVIL WflRINCHINA (Ry the Associated Press) Liyidoh Sept Everyone is warned by the spirit world through hir Arthur Conan 'Doyle that great catastrophe hangs over world Sir Arthur says he 'has been reiving messages from the world for the last three yea's to this effect and tliat lately they have be come pressing He says the suffering and destruction which will result to be taken as a chastening for evils of today The nature of the impending tastrophe Is so viigue that Sir thur Is unable to specify It but ho says the chastening will last throe years Doyle announced England will escape from the catastrophe more lightly than almost any other qq tlon Why ho docs not gay TLffi MUY EBEHiL CONTROL Assistant District Attor ney Charges Hibbs' Tried Ingratiate Himself Upon Members Baltimore Sept 18 Recent Shanghai riots have lighted flames of patriotism throughout marking the beginning of a new era for lib nation asserted Bishop Log nn Herbert Roots of Hankow China In a paper placed before the unofficial conference on Chinese American relations A (By the Associated Press) Portland Me Sept 18 Tha MadMillan Arctic expedition may ar rive at Wiscasset Mjaioe September 26 said message received froqv the Zenith 'radio station at Chicago COL EZRA ULLER nuiin I IGHTER REAU Hora the first picture ot Coin mandcr ohn Rodgers hero ot the nlrphuo 'adventure from Sun 'rancisco to Hawaii Sent NT)A Korvicn and Tho Hnvra Bnllv rnmnfftr hv Radio Corporation America the picluro was broadcast rom Honolulu and received simultan eotisly in San rancisco and Njw Yprk on the photoradlo ram receiving miKhlnca By the Associated Press) Leavenworth Kan Sept 18 Death ended the career of Colonel Ezra uller oldest cavalry officer in point of service" ous Indian fighter from Camp Colonel present' site of Miles to General Sherman sages a distance of 350 miles made the trip in five hours less than five days Valuable Documents Lost When rame Structures Housing Legislative Branches of Government Burn The local Masonic lodges Enter prise lodge No 134 and Havre lodge No 55 are making plans to entertain a party of fifty or more Masons from Shaunavon Alberta who will come to Havre Thursday September 24 accompanied by the deputy grand master of Alberta and pay a visit to the local members of the craft The visiors expect to arrive by auto at 5:00 Thursday and the local Masons will serve supper to them in the banquet hall of1 the temple at 6:30 at which a small amount will be charged the local Masons attending A number of visitors are' cxpect to attend from the neighboring 'towns The 3rd degree will be conferred after which the evening will be de voted to speechmaking and visiting MacMillan Party Wll Reach Maine Sept 26 COLORADO LAWYERS CHARGE MORLEY VOTE OR UNIICATION (By the Associated Press) East Las Vegas M'Sept 18 The New Mexico conference of the Methodist Episcopal church voted in favor of unification with the Meth odist Episcopal church of the south A RELICS EARLY JAPAN I'OUN'D Tokyo Keio UniversityAargfeioted to have made 'in a shell mound which they recently ex cavated in the forest of Kevasu near Yokohama Human bones earth enware flint arrowheads and ear decorations made of shells lead an thropologists to beleive they have found evidence of a primitive tribe which inhabited the land of Mikado thousands of years ago urther ex cavations in the district are being planned (By the Associated Press) Houston Sept 18 The foot and mouth disease eradication is center 'od'in tho hands nf Dr Marion Imps disappeared of tie department of animal indus try James erguson represent ing his wife' Governor Miriam er guson indicated that if the federal government is not given a free haqd martial law might be declared (By the Associated Preset Tucson Ariz Sept 18 A tor nado struck theiMacartan Veterans hospital damaging the structure and tossing parts of the building and automobiles as far as feet Trees and telephone poles were blown down There was a heavy rain and the streets are running streams Two arroyas ordinarily dry filled and overflowed their banks The streets were dark for more than an hour and many telephone Hnn'i ma nut rtf onm I Zin 4) rt NTa sion to one was reported injured but prop jerty damage is extensive xium AbizOiujiig Xll LUI Parliamentary Confer ence in Washington (Ry tin Associated Press) Mitchell ield Sent i lashing through the air at a speed of 30? 3 10 miles per hour Lieuten ant Alford Williams Navy looked over the side of his plane and below him 'in Mitchell ield saw the white hlur ot a huge cross which told him that he had for the remainder of the trial Hibbs Ids life long ambition to get thqun said the juryman was an old ac official world's airplane quaintancc Eord I The airplane weighting only 200 pounds which supported comet like in the flight is a new Curtiss racer with which the navy hopes to win the prize in October Climbing from the ground in steep snirsl the plane poised hawklike 3000 'vt just a fraction of a mo moot th dived toward the earth Down It plunged the motor roaring at In renting speed until flattened out like a racer and shot off over the straight away one kilometer course to a record A friend of Williams planned to of Edna Boswell 14 year old Addy "IOW a while cross on the ground ston Ohio school girl will be under tlle record was constant heavy guard in the Hamll ton county jail until the grand Jury has taken action on tho case County Prosecutor said he would not run the risk of taking lhe prisoner to lie scene of the mur iler during the (rial as is customary in such cases TTho murdering anger of tlie crowd at Addyston wlven Henry was arrested last night con vinced him that it would not be safe for lhe prisoner to be taken there Robbery crim Inal attack and murder charges have been placed against the negro T0NG5HENEWKNIE Ml Kill BEI HE INLA5I lilllLii (By the Associated Press Washington Sept 18 Protest and criticism of its action in deny ing admission to the United States of Shapurji Saklatvala member of the British parliament as a delegate to tno inter parliamentary confer ence have brought no sign of yield ing at the state department Despite a protest by Borah of Idaho chairman senate foreign relations committee that the utterances of Saklatvala gave no adequate grounds for his department officials be Jieve they do In a statement issued after the action Borah quoted from a recent speech made by Berlin Sept 18 'Germans who go to America for the purposes of study are criticized by Siegfried Hartman one of the editors of Deutsche All egemeine Zeitung" ill an article in that newspaper While conceding that the United States has attained much that is laudable the writer warns his countrymen against ape ing American things in general es pecially such as are to considered not meritorious mlist not be Imagined for a moment" Herr Hartman writes the United States owe their present economic prosperity to post war enterprise Long 'before the war they had accomplished most things on which many Americans are in clined today to pride themselves Let us admire the iron energy the American manifests In his industri al life let uh concede the efficiency of his scientific management but do not let us adopt as our object those of that strange mixed race overseas Do not let us sacrsifice for the sake of culture Ideals nurtured cherish and developed for centur CWMIMI MflSONS RIEL mw GRA'S ACTING SECRETARY WAR AND HEAD NAVY WILL BE CALLED BEORE SPECIAL BOARD MONDAY AND lighted or incendiarism is TUESDAY I thought responsible for the blaze fire threatened the district sur Press) rounding the government buildings Acting ack of wind enabled the fire wm nrt I rt ihn frnm UltZAl IU piCTGlll lUC 11CA1111LO L1U1U KLL KNIE USED i TO PEP UP VICTIM CRAMP Great alls Sept 18 Lester Woodahi colored appeared before Judge A Wilson this morning and entered a plea of guilty to giv ing his wife a chop with a dull knife and was fined $25 and costs Les ter was arrested on complaint of his wife Bessie who told the court that Lester had blown in the other morn ing and demanded that she write Iiim a check and she having develop ed a stubborn case ot writer's cramp he had proceeded to chop her writ ing hand up The hand was in evi dence as exhibit A evidence of martial felicity in the Woodahi family toned down the chopping con siderably from the list account of Saturday immediately following the asHauIt HONORS HAVRE IB agen Protests Wage Policy of Coal irm (By tlie Associated Press) i Pittsburgh Sept 18 a gen district president of the Unit ed Mine Workers telegraphed Sec refray of the Treasury Mellon "I pro test for my organization against the Pittsburgh Coal company for ruthless policy of wage repudiation which it is now pursuing in west ern (By the Associated Washington Sent Qoorof'ivu nf Wfii IMovie Qonra tary Wilbur of the navy will be soreadina the first witnesses before the presi 1 The hnitdinc's burned like tinder Saklatvala and declared "I think air board Davis is to ap the flames leaping 100 feet in the anyone who win reau tne speeen Will come to the inclusion that crime is' that of dis cussing conditions in Borah said he interested himself in MRp when ho rn ceived a cablegram in which fir8t witness before the latvala said he had been KPecia' ar board misrepresented and misquoted nil? The boara at an informal meeting statements used against his admis decided to caU upon the war depart sion to this country i ment for tests on aircraft subjects felt what took place in the and inasmuch as Davis first pro British hotlse of commons without tbe hearing it is thought objection or criticism or without calling the' gentleman to order might under our laws' and ideas of tree speech be repeated in country if he saw fit: to do Borah said Tornado Strikes Vet Ilf nilMIP 11101111 Hospital in Arizona DiRtt Dunwa joi EDERAL OICES DAMAGE SET RT (Bv tlie Associated Press) (f ez rench Morocco Sept 18 Continued submissions and offers of submission by Rifftan tribes rewere making under his supervision claimed by the rench without a jjr iske was formerly superintend nliUl Uvllifi Lllullf Zeroual Beni Ifta Beni Ouleds Djeroua and Ouleds tribes surrendered today THE HAVRE DAILY PROMOTER a a a i Us I I TASU5 I 1 5 A jjmMK 1 y1 I 'A g' 1 af 'I 'v? Unsettled and cooler' Saturday lU'olm'bly showers Sunday Partly ov ercast und contin ued cool sept js inas (I a 2H78 3SJ7 IMaxlnium 7j Minimum '39 T)eclltft(lvn.