Montana Butte Standard (Newspaper) - June 13, 1935, Butte, Montana CLIPPER ZOOMS AWAY FOR HONOLULU METAL PRICES Silver Zinc Treasury price world price East Louis New Vork HOME EDITION The carries the most news service In ESTABLISHED THURSDAY JUNE PHONE 5411 PRICE FIVE WALEYS PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN KIDNAP CASE Huey Long Talks 13 Hours and Still Going Good in Against NRA COUPLE CHEWS GIGGLES AT COURT HEARING JIT fA HIT Administration Leaders Pace Chamber Nervous ly Seeking Some For mula to Stop IK CONSTITUTION Oklahoma Offers to Assist the SUSPECT MAHAN STILL EVADES LAW AS TRAIL IN MINING CITY COOLS BBS lira Police Chief Murphy Be Bank vict Has Fled This Vicinity STANDARD TO ANNOUNCE CHAMPIONSHIP Big Airship Stormy Path Flight Purposely Made Against Adverse Weather Conditions as Test Islands but He Needs Long Says No June hours after he began talk Huey Long still held the senate in the iron grip of a filibuster this morning as the hands on the big clock crawled past 1 June 12 Huey dem forced the senate into a night session to night with a protracted fili buster against a resolution ex tending the NRA until April At 6 the Kingfish still was in possession of the talking on any and every subject that to mind in attempt to Mil NRA Dies Administration leaders realizing the NRA would die at midnight Saturday unless continuing legis tion is paced the senate chamber seeking formula to stop Chairman Pat Harrison of the senate finance committee suggested ACCOMPLICE HERE Assistant Chief Duggan Says Reward Cause Twisting his scarred mouth into a scornful William Weyerhaeuser kidnap yesterday somewhere was rejoicing quietly that for four days he has been success ful In keeping out of the way of hundreds of officers and literally thousands of watch ful How much longer he will continue to escape his searchers is a matter of pure but few students of the case would be willing to wager that his furtive liberty will extend over more than three or four so wellknown have his features and his activities up to last Sunday be Believed Still The somewhere that is Mahans hideout is still firmly believed by many investigators to be in Butte or Silver Bow They point out while the man may have had the hours from dawn to noon that the senate agree to vote at last Sunday to escape on the Hugo sudden disclosure of his abandon Amendment Before I Black that the senate should proceed to the busi ness at hand and allow the senator from Louisiana Long to finish his speech even if it takes him until next The immediate business before the senate was an amendment to the NBA resolution offered by Thomas Okla It provided that the appoint ment of any government official earning more than a year must be confirmed by the Reads Apparently it was a twoman fili and They feared they lacked strength enough to win senate approval for the amendment so they decided to try to beat the new deal leaders into submission with a Long started speaking at Looking around for devices to Continued on Page 26 AGE 210 WEIGHT 81 REACH 42 NORMAL EXPANDED 32 WAIST I 7 NECK 15 BICEPS 13 FOREARM Q WRIST THIGH CALF ment of of the ransom money here would have made travel during the latter part of the day a risky Even on Sunday morning afraid to attempt recovery of his parked sedan and probably aware that railroads and bus stations were being Mahan would have found the way out of town a danger ous Among these who that the former bank vict put plenty of space between himself and Butte Sunday and pos sibly managed to get into another state is Chief of Police Jere Mur Supporting his stand were sporadic reports throughout the Northwest yesterday that Mahan had been even that he had been but no one of these panned out when Up to last night not one wholly reliable report about the sighting of the fuj had been received since ficer James Mooney chased him Continued on Page CHAMPION MAX CHALLENGER JIMMY Here the businesslike with a table of comparative physical of the lads who for worlds heavyweight championship Baer is an overwhelming favorite in Butte fans also reflecting the wishes that make and his wild right swing that couples with a loose defense a sentimental They are scheduled to tangle in New York City at 7 Butte or a little Butte fans will be kept informed of the details by the Montana which will megaphone instantaneous flashes from its direct wire to the ringside In front of the Standard building on West CHI OFFICES WILL Attorneys and Others Will Gather at State Meeting in TO ABOLISH UTILITY HOLDING COMPANIES LOCKED IN BY A HOUSE COMMITTEE June Prepared for an obstacle Pan American A I r n ys four motored flipper plane loomed from Its base for a to Midway Islands nt of the ship pur hnd been delayed until to day lo permit It to make third over the Pacific In wenther conditions which will test Its fly Inc rapacities and the powerful radio directional beam used lo guide The plane will fly directly Into n forbidding of rain nnd It is expected to encounter nnd rain when 2110 nnd at miles will speed Into n rold front or cyclone arrn moving across Its path from Vancouver northwest of This broken anything lint Ideal will continue lo first atop for the In Us The Clipper curried Kal lons of nnd approximately of Food for brcak and lunch were ceremony attended the Captain comt of the plane in its round trip flight to Honolulu April 17 MIIS directing Hie clip With him were the five men who have shared his pioneering Continued on Page Bonds Set at Each Suspects Flown to Tacoma June of not guilty to two charges growing out of the George Weyerhaeuser kidnaping were en tered here tonight by and Harmon Waley after brought to Tacoma by airplane from Salt Lake whore they were arrested nnd allegedly confessed participa tion in the The suspected couple formally denied guilt of both Lindbergh law and mail fraud mind set at each oil lie mull fruud charge but no was set In the Lindbergh law case iy United Stales Commissioner before whom they were alien under heavy Spirited As swiftly as they were in the wore spirited In separate automobiles to some undis closed Immediately Hie court which lasted less than Federal declined to com ment on reports lint they had been speeded off to Seattle for safe Tho big curtained plane landed nt The four federal men who brought the from placed them In nn automobile as spectators were held The proceeded toward the federal where United latos Commissioner Pitch Continued on Page Patient Swallows Tube and Food Is Injected in New Stomach Ulcer Treatment Administration Moves to Blast Act Out for Leg MINERS UNION WILL HOLD PICNIC AT GARDENS TODAY Number of Features Sched uled for Outing Busi ness Houses of Butte Will Be Closed for The Suite Miners aug by other local labor gather today at Columbia Gar dens to taie part in a miners pic nic and athletic The days public not required by law to remain and the postoffice will be closed for the The celebration will begin at 10 oclock with a parade through the business The procession j with two bands and several drum corps will form at the j After the parade marchers will join heir families and convene at the Gardens for at the picnic The athletic is scheduled schedule includes a in the j next wm be to followed by band 1 Of the This ea athletic contests and dancing at the Business establishments conclude with a baseball Continued on Page city attorneys and other governmental leaders of more than a score of cities will assemble here tomorrow for the annual convention of the Montana Civic Welfare asso which is to be held at the hotel Friday and Registration booths will opened at the Finlen tomorrow at 10 oclock by the Butte Chamber of Mayor Charles of Butte will open the convention with an address nf welcome at 11 A response by City ManacT Arnold of vice president of the and an address by former Mayor Archie president of the will fol At oclock tomorrow afer noon a trip through the Leonard mine will be enjoyed by the The afternoon business starting at will include reports of the president and appointment of on resolutions The was passed the the d were these Byrna talk of the commerce the approved hill al holding companies by fir war He aI o i by ays de with ne inler to which June White House contact i the speaker of the and a committee chairman strove today without apparent success to break up the jam something which has kept locked In a committee for nearly four houw membr and tin months a to abolish Utili Phonal contact man ties holding i on Pag 2 oi Newsman Fills 13 Brogans of Patrol Chief Talks for Attorney Whv calcium at he Thats easy to do above ins lot of a reporter can admirably fill he 13 bro on gars of a highway patro and not can ATLANTIC June disease nn the fast tempo and tension of modern life IB with a successful Asher Rlein of New told the American Medical society today In a discussion of stomach chief of the said that over 150 victims of stom ach ulcers had been cured by the new method during the last four In a scries of 42 cases treated over a period of 22 the ulcers returned In only one Stomach ulcers one of the diseases of modern have been worried over the fact that they lo be on the The new treatment devised by is known as the continuous milk drip The patient a rubber luhe attouL of an Inch In This tube ends in n small capsule which Is per lo quart of which has been a of bicarbonate of Is allowed lo FALL IN BATHTUB FATAL TO WOMAN GREAT June 12 Eleanor prominent killed her tonight in a fall into a bathtub Mumbled on n The nude body in he empty tub by a In th drip Into the stomach through the at the rale of 30 drops a This continues day and the patient three of milk and spoons of bicarbonate of in the 24 In most the treul ment Is continued for three that the patients do not find the treat ment Three quirts of milk a he Is nourishment for any Victims of the stomach ulcers have unusually high concentra tions of hydrochloric acid In their stomachs it has been believed that the acid caused the eating Its way Into the walls of the Treatment of stom nch ulcers in the past was aimed chiefly al keeping down the rim mi ml of acid and of neutraliz ing It with alkalis or The trouble with these treat was Continued on Page Seasons First Maximum Reading of 90 Chalked Up at Billings on June June weather nnd augmented by a soil moisture sufficient for present needs in most stimulated crop growth generally In Montana the last weather bureau nnd department of ture officials reported Cool nights brought about light to heavy frosts in the western and northern sections on June 5 and the bureaus Temperatures raised appreciably on June 7 and continued The seasons first maximum reading exceeding 90 de grees occurred at Billings June There was little precipitation over most of the and what oc curred fell ns scattered show The best amounts were re ported from the Winds drew heavily on Surface soils west of the divide and In some spots in the east have been getting and now need good for grass and spring sown A little damage to garden and alfalfa resulted from Water has been generally ample this season for ail and except for being irrigated crops are consequently reported in gener ally good Small streams receded somewhat larger streams remained about the Summer fallowing progressed Bange shearing got under way with ideal The condition of grain and other and has been improved by the warmer and for the most part is In I Continued on Page JAPANS DEMANDS ON NORTH CHINA ARE OPENLY DEFIED Continued on Page Co sday n of th club an And o Malv pad atri in hand newspaper put in the Conim Montana Thurs day and Friday probably local I bunder showers portion little chance In National Government Ile fuses to Accept Status Under Map rate Eventualities June China cannot accept Japans North national eov early brause Ivy reduce China to j the statin of a Japanese j The first open ne fiance of Japans aggressive military made shortly after the central politi cal Chinas highest live in secret urgent and reportedly decided to reject at of the Japa nese While 800 more Japanese fighting men moved into seat of the the political council was said to have telegraphed General Hoy Ying of at Peiping Prepare for eventualities should the Japanese carry out threats to advance upon Peiping and Tien Reports from Peiping meanwhile said Japanese authorities were pressing new demands upon General Hov among them the ousting of all Chinese officials in Hopei province hostile to Japan and their replace ment by persons Rules of the Road Established by Montana Highway Patrol for Safety of All Know Them and Observe Each One 5 LIVESTOCK SHALL NOT BE PASTURED OR ALLOWED TO RUN LOOSE UPON THE OF WHERE THERE ARE ADEQUATE LEGAL FENCES nr
