Havre Daily News, The (Newspaper) - January 22, 1936, Havre, Montana Paid GUARANTEES A BUYING MARKET ing The Havre Daily News DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF NORTH MONTANA o Forecast for Today AND IN EAST PORTION VOL XXII No 226 HAVRE MONTANA WEDNESDAY MORNING JANUARY PRICE FIVE CENTS May Ask FDR To Do Nothing Regarding Bonus NEITHER VETO NOR OK NEEDED ON BONUS Measure Become Law If President Does Nothing About It WOULD AID SUPPORTERS FDR Friends Who Favor ment May Have To Vote To Override Veto HOUSE WHERE KING GEORGE SUCCUMBED WASHINGTON 21 influential group in congress today contemplated a joint appeal to President Roosevelt to let the new bonus become a law without either signing or vetoing the permitted by the constitution Without reaching a decision they studied in the interim the question for the huge outlay An apparently growing disposition to attach an appropriation to a ency was tempered doubts that an accurate estimate of the amount needed obtained in time Proponents ot a proposal to pay the with money they the tion fight when the appropriation effort was The itself spent the day in a pigeon hole awaiting routine house approve changes made by the senate yesterday in passing the by a stampede vote 74 to 16 house was scheduled to take action Bending the measure to the White House tomorrow As approved by the senate the now calls for redemption in bonds which the veterans can transform into almost ate cash by the simple process of presenting them at the windows of their local What President Roosevelt will do remained unknown A year ago when it was proposed that Please Turn to Page 2 I EDWARD VIII LONDON TOES Above is Sandringham House on the cast const of England the country residence of King George V and Mary where the king died following i sudden four-day illness Mrs Mary Healy Pioneer Citizen Passes Tuesday Long Time Resident Taken By Death After 6 Weeks Illness Services Will Be Held Tomorrow DICTOGRAPH EPISODE WAS FRAME-UP SAYS O'CONNELL'S ANSWER Sovereign Breaks Tradition By Flying To City For Ceremonies ALLEGIANCE IS SWORN Medieval Customs Prevail In Rituals Coronation Over Year Off NEW SOVEREIGN OF BRITAIN LONDON Jan 21 Edward VIII Great Britain's new bachelor broke dition today by flying to don to take the oath of sion and receive a pledge of loyalty from his parliament in historic ceremonies His new title was used for the first time before parliament While the world mourned him the body of King George V be- loved 70 ruler who died at p m last lay night before a silver alUr in the parish church at stands on a Mrs Mary E Healy 77 tana pioneer passed away at o'clock Tuesday at the I home of her daughter Mrs E A Governor Asserts The Incident Is Closed So Far As I Am Machine Ever In Office Says Commissioner HELENA Jan 21 dictograph episode which Hayes after an illness of six I routed Gov Elmer Holt from bed and projected him into weeks Funeral services will be held from the St Jude Thaddeus church at a m Thursday The body is now at the Holland 1 in his office angry early scenes at the capitol brought a ment today from Jerry O'Connell state official and a central figure in the case denying there ever had been a dictograph Medieval customs marked two afternoon ceremonies following the king's modern entry into the city by airplane He took the oath of accession at an assembly of the privy Here is a picture of the former Prince of Wales now King Edward VIII during one of his good will tours which have extended all over the world WIDOW CALLS BESIDE COFFIN Body Will be Taken to London Thursday Where It Will Lie In State BURIAL IS AT WINDSOR Neighbors of Dead King Keep Watch Over His Body In Little Church NEUTRALITY HAS TROUBLE IN CAPITAL PROGRESS HALTS Disputes Over War President and Various Methods of U S Out of War Slow Up Action WASHINGTON Jan 21 The angry dispute over whether cil at St James palace and a President Wilson was a short time later parliament swore allegiance to the new king Age old pageantry will ly proclaim him king at 10 a m tomorrow from four places in the empire's James and Bonine funeral home and will be taken to the E A Hayes O'Connell's written statement given to the press late this after- home 536 Third avenue at 1 p-i noon contained a counter charge m today services will be j that the dirty work was done NEWS Behind The HEADLINES In WASHINGTON By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Correspondent WASHINGTON Jan is something almost pathetic about the administration yearning to challenge the U S Supreme Court and make the tri- decisions a campaign sue The New Dealers are ing and groaning because they just don't President Roosevelt decided to let the issue ride for awhile He is believed to have assumed that the wide sweep of the AAA deci- sion read by Justice Roberts meant the annihilation of the Guffey coal act TVA Wagner labor act Social Security and everything else on the New Deal list After awhile his might get fed up with the supreme court and summon itself to a loud squawk Meanwhile he has made it evident that he wouldn't burn his fingers again as be did in the famous horse and buggy ment The president's attitude is re- among practically all the Democrats and here Most of them evince a yen to go charging into the arena to advance the belief that the conservative majority on the supreme court has asserted an unprecedented usurpation of power and an unwarranted cal against all New Deal measures Yet in practically every senators representatives officia politicos and brain fact is admitted or deplored tha the voters aren't educated up to the New Dealers point of view The New Dealers contend th court votes its economic and po to fl held at the Hayes homes at 8 p m tonight Mrs Mary E Healy was born Sept 17 1858 in New York City where her school days were spent She was the daughter of Thomas and Maria Calaha Healy In August 1874 when she was 16 when I was absent from my of- fice and the alleged evidence of a dictograph was planted there by the corporate interests who have always fought me and attempted to discredit me in this manner O'Connell Young both and Leonard members of C the years old she started with her j Montana railroad and public for Montana coming as lice commission occupy adjoining far as Bismark N D by train They embarked on the steamer May Lowry for Fort Ben ton but on account of low water only got as far as Carroll Montana on offices at the capitol Gov Holt ordered O'Connell's office to be entered when he was called to the capitol early day after Young said he found a j the Missouri river above Fort dictograph concealed in his of- eck There they left the steamer j fice with wires apparently leading started in a covered wagon or Sun River making the trip of miles through Indian ry On that long journey they aw no white people but ered several Indian parties with whom however they had no trouble Mrs Healy's younger days were spent in Sun River and Fort ton For several years she was by a weekly paper in Fort Benton In she was married to the late Michael Healy They lived for a short while in Sun River and also in Fort Benton then moved to Fort Belknap and then to Cypress which was a small town beyond what is now Pacific Junction be- fore Havre ever existed She had lived in Havre and vicinity for about 44 years Since the death of her husband in 1909 Mrs Healy bad made her home in Havre with her daughter and in-law Mr and Mrs E A Hayes A quiet and unassuming son Mrs Healy's life had been filled with good works charity to O'Connell's office Young At- torney General Raymond Nagle Sportsman Dies From Gun Wound Insurance Company President Is Accidentally Shot and newspapermen who went to the capitol him said com- mission employes refused to let them enter O'Connell's office Nagle then the nor The governor said a glass som between the commissioners offices was removed at his order The governor and Attorney eral Nagle crawled through the opening far enough they said to see where the dictograph ing device and wires re- moved from O'Connell's office apparently during the confusion in the corridors outside which included a fist fight between one reporter and commission em- ployes when the reporter edly tried to open the door to Connell's office Before O'Connell gave out his statement Gov Holt said today the incident is closed so far as I am concerned The chief 1 tive said his interest in the epi- sode was to determine whether a state official's public office can be used as a private office and authorized persons denied tance Gov Holt said he was not in- in any controversy be- tween members of the railroad or i any other commission Charing the royal boom in salute to the sovereign Proclamations also made tomorrow in the dominions of coupled with a division of opinion as to the best method of keeping America out of war today ened to upset for immediate enactment of broad scale neutrality legislation dent Roosevelt of enactment of the administration Chairman Pittman democrat Nevada of the and northern Ireland the senate relations colonies of the Isle of Man Jersey and in various counties and 1 municipal boroughs throughout the United Kingdom The bachelor status of Edward was sharply emphasized during the traditional loyalty ceremony in the house of lords The solitary throne with its tee nevertheless conceded the possible necessity of extending the present neutrality act 60 to 90 days beyond its Feb 29 date A demand by Senator Glass democrat Virginia for an counting of the senate munitions committee's expenditures ed a re-entry into his battle with the investigators data he had obtained until the com- Opposition to immediate change in the existing temporary ity legislation meanwhile came from two sources A group of spokesmen for the American Friends of Italy an organization with members in Pennsylvania and New Jersey lodged a protest with the senate foreign relations committee against pending bills Alcatraz Felons Refuse To Work SANDRINGHAM E n g Jan 21 Twice tonight the widowed Queen Mary walked through the rain and sleet from Sandringham house to the parish church to be with her dead husband Dressed in deep mourning and carrying an umbrella to protect her against the elements the queen mother followed behind the king's coffin on it's journey to the church She then returned home by automobile only to go back later iii ning to the little church and prayer before bier 1 T j covering on a j its chairman Senator Nye dias For nearly a quarter of a century there were thrones for King George and Queen Mary and also a chair for the Prince of Wales alongside his father There is no longer any prince of Wales and this chair as well Dakota It was Nye who charged that President son falsified in denying edge of Allied secret treaties Glass asserted that some of the committee investigators had re- not only near tho T as Queen Mary's throne was mum a month salary allowed moved The swearing of Please Turn to Page 2 GREENSBORO N C Jan 21 William A Law of delphia president of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance company died in a hospital here early night of a wound he suffered when a shotgun in the hands of S Clay Williams S J Reynolds Tobacco company executive was accidentally discharged Law Williams and A L Brooks Greensboro attorney Briefs By such senate employes but a day or a month additional subsistence while staying in Washington He declined to give names of love of her and self j were bird hunting near Silver sacrifice She did many acts of silent charity Always a member of the Catholic she was one of the first to join the Altar society in Havre Mrs Healy is survived by her two daughters Mrs E A Hayes and Mrs J W Smith of Havre two sons Michael J Healy of Great Falls and John J Healy of Los Angeles and one grand- daughter Georgiana Hayes a ior in the college of St Catherine in St Paul Active pall bearers at neral will be old time friends of Mrs L K Devlin E T Broadwater Zeal Pepin George Herron W E Winner and A J Brodrick Honary pallbearers will be the Hon Albert J Galen of Helena Please Turn to Page 2 City when the accident occurred about 3 o'clock this afternoon The insurance company head was struk in the leg just below the knee He lost considerable blood before medical attention could be obtained He was about 70 years old Brooks said Williams foot be- came entangled in a clump of honeysuckle causing him to trip and accidentally shell in his gun discharge one The load struck Law at a distance of 20 feet The Penn Mutual president of Spartanburg S C had been at Brushy Creek Hunting club on land of which the accident occurred since last Wednesday Ho was joined Friday by liams and Brooks All were members of the club LEWIS STARTS CLEVELAND Jan 21 John L Lewis labor leader opened an organization drive for industrial unionism in he auto- motive industry tonight with a fiery attack upon major bile companies and the craft un- ion structure championed by liam Green president of the erican Federation of Labor DIET DISSOLVES TOKYO Jan 21 UP The imperial diet was dissolved at p m today The tion was expected It followed increasing difficulties r.entered about a political dispute ing the Seiyukai and parties CHILDREN SAVE PET MISSOURI VALLEY la Jan 21 the price of a dog license seemed more than Mr and Mrs H G Johnson afford their three Anna Marie 10 George 11 and Ruth went about ing tho necessary In two days they gathered and sold black walnuts to buy the license NEWARK X ryn Cook 31 a mirse com- to court officials that her Charles made a practice of taking her false teeth in order to keep her home nights She was granted a decree for separate maintenance and a week alimony WASHINGTON Jan 21 Talk of a marketing agreement to supplement quotas as a means of maintaining prices was heard in congressional circles day Representative Harry B fee Chadron Neb democrat and a member of the house ture committee said one of the plans being given consideration as a substitute for benefit COLUMBIA S if ments to beet growers under the Warden Blames Agitators For Trouble kneel in Two widowed queen on her second journey over the way hatT often traveled with the king to and from worship When they arrived at the little church the guards withdrew and Queen Mary alone to the bier where she knelt for eral minutes in prayer When tlie king's body was taken church she followed the cortege with the princess royal and the duchess of Kent close behind her Two royal automobiles with curtains drawn had the house at the same time and it was first thought the royal party was in them Later it was learned the cars had proceeded to the church to take back Wood choppers innkeepers stablemen gardners and other employes of the royal estate kept solemn vigil tonight over the body of King George V in his nTi TIM SAN FRANCISCO Jan 21 j parish church Flickering tapers r rt mir island the government prison in San Francisco bay refused to work day and Warden James A ston promptly had about 100 men locked in their cells and in solitary confinement Agitators were blamed by Warden Johnston who said there was nothing serious and nobody was hurt The warden declined to reveal names of the prisoners involved Among those at the island be- to be escape proof are Al former Chicago gang leader Machine Gun Kelly kidnaper and Harmon Waley kidnaper of young George haeuser Some of the prisoners ed to work mainly in the Warden Johnston said We blame agitators for their refusal They like more privileges of course rather than the way we run the prison There was ing serious and nobody was hurt about 100 of the 259 men were locked in the regular cells and some were placed in solitary con- finement cast light and shadow inside where the sovereign so often shipped with the people of this district Outside a bleak wind howled Darkness had fallen when the body was borne to the little church from the house George liked to call his home then sleet and rain pelted the little procession moved along the path which George and Mary so often followed Six estate workers sturdy lows in corduroy breeches and leather jackets carried the body from the death chamber to the great glass front door of house then placed it on the simple bier The procession moved slowly on with six Please Turn to Page 2 to jail wasn't bad enough gers in Columbia's police patrol wagons are going to be charged a taxi rate for a ride Mayor L B instructed Police Chief W H Rawlinson to see that a charge is im- posed on everybody who rides to he city jail in the patrol vided they are convicted in the court CHATTANOOGA Tenn Tornadoes and robins spell an early spring to C E Deadly windstorms such ns have struck the southland re- cently don't generally come til March and their early ar- rival Hadley believes foretells an early spring Less scientific but more pleasant is the presence of hundreds of northbound robins here AAA was a marketing agreement plan As he explained it it would provide for a fair and equitable Distribution of production among the growers by getting an agreement of processors on the amount they would handle It would Coffee said a fair and profitable price level to processors and an equitable distribution of the proceeds to the growers if it was to be effective Coffee said such a plan would add price factors to growers to the control of the flow of sugar from island possessions Cuba and the Philippines PLANE IN DISTRESS MARSEILLE France Jan 21 Planes and ships joined in a search tonight off the coast if Corsica after radioing for help The last word from the tored ship France hydroplane carrying a woman and two men passengers along with a crew of three Motor failed ing in sea Help TAKE IT EASY SAN ANTONIO Tex Jan 21 M H Duke 36 broke in a new pair of his leg to boot He yanked so hard ing to remove the boots he tured his right leg SINKS BOAT BERBERA British Jan 21 Arab boat was sunk in the Red Sea after an encounter with a giant swordfish The giant swordfish is rarely seen but it is known and feared Its usual weight is 200 or 300 pounds JUSTICE IMPROVES WASHINGTON Jan 21 The condition of Justice Van vanter who has been kept away from recent sessions of the court by a cold which tled in his throat today was re- ported much improved 1 WEATHER i Bulletin prepared by weather bureau office at Havre Tuesday Jan 21 1935 Maximum 35 Minimum 19 Temperature at 6 p m 19 Precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 6 p m 00 Barometer Reading At 6 a m At 6 p m Sunrise today a m Sunset today p m MONTANA FORECAST By U S Weather Unsettled Wednesday and Thursday warmer Wednesday east portion VITAL STATISTICS MARRIAGE LICENSES Arthur W Woodhead and Blanche both of man Jan 21 DEATHS Baby Marilyn Joy Rudolph four days old of Inverness Jan 20 Mrs Mary E Healy 77 536 Third avenue Jan 21 DIVORCES SOUGHT Paul Miller from Harriet ler Jan 21 Frieda Buzzell from Jay C Buzzell Jan 21
