Montana Butte Standard (Newspaper) - February 4, 1935, Butte, Montana ARMED BANDIT GETS MORE THAN IN HERE METAL PRICES Silver Zinc Treasury East Louis New York t aub arb HOME EDITION The carries the most extensive telegraph news service In ESTABLISHED MONDAY FEBRUARY PHONE PRICE FIVE FRENCH TREATY MAY PREVENT WAR Legislature May Finish Task Easily in Remaining 31 Leaders Believe TO Important Legislation Has Been Among That Brought Forward During Past Week at SOUTH SIDE SCHOOL WINS BUTTE ANNUAL SKATING CARNIVAL Kenneth and Elaine Seymour Individ ual Champions of Meet Large Crowd Sees Events BIUS IB State Vending Beer Licenses and High way Patrol Measures Are Arousing Most BY H RL E N Though disposal of tri u c h major legislation Is yet to be the fourth Montana assembly has made more than fair progress and should be easily able to wind up its business during remaining 31 at is tbe belief of house and senate leaders whore gard tlie present status of ses sion as entirely Monday will be the 20th legisla tive 30 Bills Byrne D of Toole majority house floor the lower through its busies week which did until late and tound by scanning Continued on Page FOR ATTEMPTED IL m THEFT Seven Hunted After Flee ing When Postal Clerk Return Their Pistol Fire SALT LAKE Seven armed men who attempted t rob mail car of the Denver an Rio Grande Western trai 2 here Inte last wer hunted by police throughout th area Only meager descriptions war available but officers expressed th belief the robbers were amateurs b cause they fled under a fusillade a fired by two mail clerks 1 response to the outlaws demand that the doors of the mail car b Sam Tyree of the tra fell dead after running a nearby freight train to spread th The death was ascribed heart The robber gang swooped flown on the train just as It had started out for Denver and stopped at a cross ing in the Slop Train Three armed men clambered over Continued on Page Champions repeated as uttes juvenile skaters yes erday completed the six annual city ice carni the first conducted t the Holland rink because I good ice there while warm eather again left a gorgeous ake at Clark where pre ious meets were Ken eth Nygren and Elaine Sey as the ioy and girl champions of the 19 finals of which were yesterday before an crowd of after half that number lad cheered 325 starters in heats over the ame course Saturday after Those two champions gave the Emerson school another at 4G with second at Madison third at 19 and with fourth by Patrick and Webster at one point ahead of The rest of the field was ar Draw Banner Bernice Platt of Butte high as expected in the events m high school girls and Babe OFarrell of Junior high led the high school boys when Fritz of Butte former state cham fell and passed out of the pic ture while holding a big Attracting a banner crowd and oth pleasing and thrilling all In at finalists yesterday pro vided a varied list of Making the meet one of the best ever were a bunch of sportsmen who volunteered services to handle an overload crowd and run the many races through in less time than it look to properly record Babe Elliott was Dave Schuitz umpire and Gunderson Frank Curran and a couple of po handled the big crowd John Lindquist was Ward Continued on Page HIGH SCORERS BY SCHOOLS Madison Webster Anns Hawthorne WhitHer Joseph Moil 6 3 2 1 1 1 1 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Ken Emerson 20 Noel Bob Madison Elaine Webster 8 Ann Patsy UNIVERSITY STUDENT CAR CRASH VICTIM linn special student at he Stale was killed and Arthur of was seriously injured in an auto accident on the highway east of the cily early The car skidded from tbe struck a fence and rolled over sev eral The woman died in a She was graduated from the uni in 1929 and later was em ployed at A divorced husband and two children arc at Her mother lives in Se Sharpies maiden name was She entered the univer sity from in War Seen by Aviatrix NEW en zooming through the clouds in training for combat in speed whis tling through the stratosphere COO miles nn hour and giant four motored Martin roving a airway over the Pacific These are three outstanding aims for aviation during as fore seen by experts In the various fields survey by the United Press re Amelia Earhart tousle headed heroine of a dozen flights who has spanned the Pacific nm Atlantic alone thus duplicating some of the best feats of men flyer authority for the belief women will fly combat In the nex Miss Earhart believes women cai do anything men can do In an air she has come close than anyone else to proving There Is nothing In war tha women should not be able to she The outstanding achievement In commercial aviation unquestionably would be the establishment of transPacific PanAmerican which has spread a network of air routes over two continents of the western hemi expects to extend its air lines across the bringing within 100 hours of New More spectacular Ihan anything is the expectation of Wiley oneeyed who thinks he can rocket his Lock heed Winnie across the continent in five Post has already lifted his bullet like speed plane to nine miles in tests to determine ability to fly in the He expects air resistance to be thinned out in the lower reaches of the stratosphere to an extent that will Two Stores Held Up by Young Thief 2cntCLville Mac Marr Stores Victims Clerks Forced at Point of Gun to Give Up Loot of more than stolen at the point of n gun last night from two local The believed io Ihc work of wore com within a few minutes of each TJin first theft occurred nl the Center Drug where Albert was roll bed of when the armed ha ml it entered nnd threatened A short time clerk at store lit the corner of Clark anil Tark was held up in si ml 1 it r fashion and forced to hand over more than from the stores cash regis The only difference In details In the two was that the man who robbed the store was believed to had two ac complices waiting for him Jn a House were concentrating on linnt for the other Diamond street reported thai her home had linen robbed during her absence at a nearby the loot Including two valuable diamond Her entire house had been she effected entrance through a win she told Dont call the cops or Ill blast was the warning left by the linn tilt robbed the said the that command at him as ran out of the store and south cm Msi in lie shortly before i oclock a bandit accosted Give me all youve got or Ill on PIONEER DIES COAST CITY COUNTS STORM DAMAGES HEAVY checking Its losses following recent finds that Hood waters out a bridge nnd a gully In the residential na well is Inking 10 lives In Uio city and SOLONS WILL SEEK TO END i 0FFFUSE PI DOLE AFTER Tn nll FUND FOR PURPOSE IS USED 10 a I IL UN Democrats and Republicans Join in Move to Cut Presidential Authority Under Roosevelt May Change Administration Plans for Pension io Meet Criticises of Measure sizeable group of today decided to attempt to from the work relief all authority for President Roosevelt to con the dole after the for off charily Is This in by both democrats nnd reached nt a series of following the split democrats on the senate appropria tions committee over thf power dele gated the president In Hie An effort to lint the Catherine pini fund limited to work neer matron known to hundreds of residents of nnd other Mon tana died suddenly In An geles it was learned here Mooney was visiting with her Alice was a pioneer resident of John her and she came to Montana from Louisiana shortly after the They matin the Journey In a relief will be made the ap committee In the event the committee falls Io adopt the it Is to IK offered from the floor ns an amend Ilie matter over the weekend by President and mm senate 7t was to withhold White House pressure until alter the senate com BUTTE II Ml DIES For Many Years Resident of Hole William pioneer man of and longtime Phonograph Cas of Footprint May in Closing Campaign IIV IIA It IIV tlic or testimony runs too strong against Bruni Richard in dying this hi lawyers ace ready In stak everything on an attempt li prove Ills Innocence I graven nn wax and curved In to A record and the ca nf a footprint are the aces up the sleeve of Edward morning Tonight IL looked as In counsel for he defense would hav Io piny them This Is why 0c voice nf may bn heard booming through th even If he neve back to fn lhr possession f the Unite of Justice a record that D covered wagon and located nt Fort mitee Later they moved to i was nnd Her body will be forwarded to blunt in his retail discuss thr i of Condon long befor Helena for burial that of her declined to say whether In n local hospital many knew there was sue In Forest hr would thf to a Mr years Mooney of ant the an scheduled to nl Cora nf will i Uran for Ihc imt 2B fie was n accompany the body to other propped amendments character to fishermen and nf the volte ma Surviving relatives Include by appropriations over the ns Bruno Richard On this record turne mimic and I Hod to nn in Such Country Bound to Come to Immediate Aid of Other if It Is Victim of Aerial TO tuly in Thorough Accord Modification of Versailles Treaty Proviso on Ger man Arms Is agreement between Britain met France on a proposal to Gorman armaments and nn Inclusive for simultaneous settlement of nil European problems the dangers of war was officially announced At the sumo time nml In their momentous have agreed to a military nlr alli Under this country would be bound to come to the Im of the other If It Is the victim of an unprovoked aerial The stamp of approval also was placed upon the recent nnd in an of communique Britain reiterated Its positions among Ihc powers which will consult together if the Independence nnd Integrity o Aus Is In tlic field of Ihc new accord was regarded ns the most binding alliance undertaken between nations since the World with the possible exception cf secret It docs not allow for single minutes consideration In the event of much less a of the league of council as provided In the Lo carno It that Germany and Belgium were invited to Join the alliance as equal The proposals Io which other in on Page ill ECLIPSE SUFFERS ECLIPSE flS FOE GETS WINTER AIRMEN TO RESUME FLIGHT Army Aviators Reunited A f ter Being Forced Down at Widely Sep Michigan Fifteen planes making the army air corps winter test flight to Mon were reunited here today after bad Hying weather had forced them down ot three widely sepa rated northern Michigan airports The under the command of Major Ralph of Selfridge COMMUNIST CHIEF TAKEN IN CHINA Chin notorious leader of com munist and troops in south centra has been captured with several of his and reports from Kuo Min news agency said George and Frank Mooney of Charles Mooney of Idaho William Mooney of Al and Jack of Missoula four Grace and Ethel Smel Albert Mooney and Loon of and Bernard Boyle of and several great would eliminate Jn mMr K tr horlty for the president to I fmm n the eminent domain is an In he would ine of jrr nt SSO month as by thr h IN President to an nourice next a In Continued on Page school in In the town nf Just He for u time of her Weh to whom lie talked In two New Yor cemeteries and to whom lie finally OM of Colonel j More than two weeks ago arc flh the sun the moon wheeled be Sun watchers In the city yester day were disappointed by a heavy misty fog which obscured the partial eclipse due over around 8 h Jfe i to in SIX KILLED AND 14 HURT IN BUS CRASH reas here today after hops from Alpena and Two of the damaged in forced remained behind at One of them will rejoin the detail as soon as repairs can be made while the other will return to The started from Selfridge Snow similar to those which disrupted the flight were reported in the upper today but weather conditions were considered The planes planned to go to Continued on Page persons were killed and 14 injured were taken to a hospital to night when an autobus tilled with supporters of the local rugby team crashed Into a tree on the national M o n t a n fair Monday and Tuesday warmer northwest portion With Plague Ceylon Is Land of Horror Entire Villages Wiped Out ha i Editors a if ot c more than have died of a new Green Ma AUSTIN UK lie garden of the Indian tonight was a land nf anil More ban were dead nnd ai least of Islands by nf a germ a malaily new to medical I saw children less years dragging dead par ents In I saw entire vil lages Ing the inha llan unable o help many resigned to hove made the f the Workmen have tiern Io every swamp anil finot on Page he hnd thr of He operated a and for In 19fJ married in lie fi Spa A rn eri can va r He a in Company first volunteer com pany from His Alma nnd a In survive at thn and where the funeral will he held at 2 oclock be In Mount VOLCANOES ERUPT IN NEW ZEALAND from tile Bronx an of such In the when all to he Lindbergh crime vere running Into blind al leys and I Iv authorities were Continued on Page fore It nt The general opinion of onlookers was that nothing could be seen while the cloud persisted In eclipsing the The phe nomenon was only covering about 40 per cent of the suns sur nut it was visible in most parts ot North TROOPS LEAVE BATON ROUGE AS LONG PLANS NEW MOVES New eruptions broke forth from Nov volcanic Ihe first time In four years that All had been active Square Dealers to Truce in War on Dictator Murder Plot Charges Still BATON Militiamen evacuated Baton Rouge today while Senator Hucy keeping to his hotel suite under heavy guard as charges of a mur der plot against him continue to planned further moves to liti political The Square Deal spearhead of the Long declined to recognize any truce in the war upon the Louisiana dic tator A meeting of Square Dealers was held night at In Demands were made upon the parishs legislative Louis Long forsake the sena tor and Join In the right against After tho had wound tip temporarily nt to show had offered as a reward for his he ordered home a major portion of the militia Continued on Page
