Montana Butte Standard (Newspaper) - June 14, 1935, Butte, Montana POSSIBLE MAHAN LAIR FOUND AT COLUMBIA GARDENS MET At fRICES Silver Zinc Treasury world price East Louis New Vork HOME EDITION The Stutard the mart telegraph newt la ESTABLISHED FRIDAY JUNE PHONE PRICE FIVE K Arrangements Made to Put NRA StopGap Passed by on Statute Books by Tonight JTen Other Measures Also Must Be Presi dent Insists Longs Fili buster Ends at By the Associated Press The congressional situation at a glance President ap proval of the senate NRA extension plan in speedy house accept Four Wagner la Guffey coal and federal rail a 14 burden of White House legislative Animosity was stirred in bouse quarters at acceptance of sen ate compromises on sial Senate newcomers sought ways and means of keeping Senator Louis whose filibustering de layed as quiet as June 13 but with a fist pounding the desk for President Roosevelt told house democratic leaders to day he expected congress to pass 14 must four of them with all possible As a arrangements quickly were made to put the NRA stopgap on the statute books by tomorrow and demo cratic chiefs laid plans to put through swiftly the other three bills en his immediate must Wagner labor and transportation ex tension Delivers His instructions were delivered to Speaker Representative Tay lor of acting leader Chairman of the rules committee Chair man of the ways and means and Representative Samuel Those five men were summoned to a White House conference less than five hours after the senate ended an all night session by break Ing 15i hour filibuster by Senator a few hours approving the NBA ex tension Long started his filibuster Continued on Page BRADDOCK BATTERS OUT DECISION OVER BAER Roosevelt Pounds Demanding House Action on Other Acts 14 THEY DENY KIDNAPING I FROM RELIEF TO RICHES DEI ICC PR IIL LILT Lit BECOMES HEAVY WEIGHT CHAMP AND HARMON METZ not guilty to Lindbergh kidnap and extortion charges in and Harmon Metz Waley were held in an escape proof jail at It was the sanfe jail in which Waley was Imprisoned wounded by officers in He was burglary and sen to two to IS years in state was TENSION HEIGHTENED AS NIPPON WAR MACHINE MOVES UP TROOPS Detention of Four Jap Sol diers by Chinese Pro motes June A popping crossfire of asser tions and denials heightened tension in north as Japans mighty war machine moved more troops upon seat of the National government leaders as sertions at Nanking that Japans military men had presented fresh demands which we are unable to grant was met by Japanese de and at Peiping and Chinese and Japanese also were quarreling the alleged deten tion of four including an army at and Tan Japans assistant military attache at Tien said flatly it was too late to settle the matter by mere apolo At the same time Rengo Japanese New Agency reported the arrival of additional Japanese troops at en route to Tientsin to replace or reinforce the garrison Continued on Page Plane Plows Bad Weather to Honolulu FIRST FEDERAL COURT TERM IN MORE THAN YEAR IS SET Baldwin Sets Next Wed as Date for Ses sion To Conduct Natu Judge James Baldwin set next Wednesday for the opening of regular term of thp United States district court It is the first cession to be called since when Judge George re and the first at which Judge Baldwin will The court is for 10 oclock and the first day will be devoted to hearing of the law and motion Judge who was formally installed as federal judge will also call for cases at issue and set them for Whether or not a jury term will be held depends on the number of cases submitted for it was Judge Baldwin announced j that he was anxious to clear the local A term is scheduled for Missoula when the Butte session is I Hearings on petitions for final citizenship papers are scheduled for June 24 and Sessions Continued on Page June Pan American Airways trail blazing transPacific flashed to a new record of speed and commercial conquest flying here from in 17 67 min utes Leaving Alameda at 3 the clipper forged through stormy weather as Captain Musick and his crew of five deliberately hunted out rain and It landed at Pearl harbor at clipping 43 minutes from its time on the April 1817 crossing from Cali The clipper thus became the first ever to make two trips here from gained new speed and at the same time conquered weather conditions which would have doomed a similar flight in the On schedule operation of the plane again featured its It was in constant radio communication with Alameda and It soared into the air at exactly on and landed here just three minutes ahead of the I scheduled arrival Everything going fine was the constant report of Mustek and his men during the The big plane was turned over to j mechanics immediately after its ar It will be conditioned for a j flight to lonely midway miles northwest of I along Pan Americans mile I California to China The plane probably will off for Midway island roni pany officials I Captain Musick and his Victor i Frederick Jarboe and Harry Canaday ap little fatigued by their flight All had obtained ret and j sleep during the which manned in three Cigaret Butt Strewn Cabin Left Behind Owner of Place East of City Tells of Seeing Shad owy Figure Leap From Window as He An old mans tale last night shifted to an abandoned home stead hark of Columbia Gardens the search for William Mnhan and disclosed what possibly hat been the fugitives hideout since he abandoned of ser ransom money in an bile here lut Sunday If been hiding there he slipped out in the nick of time for the second time within week barely to elude Chief of Police Jere one of four officers who made a trip hillside cabin last afterward discounted the signifi cance of the Mahan more than likely has fled to Can he federal agenti today will make a more complete Inspection of the secluded ranch Torn several of which are believed to contain ac counts of the Weyerhaeuser case and the Mahan and sev eral small saw blades of the type used to cut Into are the most Important of a number of articles found In the cabin The floor of the building alto was lit tered with cigaret indicating that the Inhabitant smoked ner as he watched holidaying crowds In the gay garden park Empty milk opened tins and torn packages Indicated that whoever had been batching there had exhausted his food The elderly man who owns the and lives on a neighboring visited it around the din ner hour last evening for the first time in a number of days merely to see that everything was all As he unlocked the front door he thought he heard noises and as he entered he is quite positive he saw someone leap from a rear The owner made a hasty search of the saw that someone had been using it In his and then notified Chief The who had retired to his home for the telephoned first for Officer Ed OConnor to come for him and then chief of the federal squad to meet him at police Fifteen minutes Murphy and OConnor drove to the station with the cabin OConnor secured flashlights and a sawedoff The three men transferred to a car In which Continued on Page MEDDLES TOO SAYS FORD June The federal government had tried to meddle too much in Henry Ford said He promised that his company would make a million cars next year if they just let the police run the JAMES The grim father of three who has had a taste of being on the relief roils during the bored In from the first gong last night at Madison Square Garden bowl to win the heavyweight cham of the world from Maxle taking his opponent as a clowned and smiled until Jimmy crashed through with a few Then Baer lushed in with a only to be set back on his heels time nnd again by flicker Ing lefts and hard right ENJOYABLE OUTING IS HELD AT GARDENS BY MINERS AND FAMILIES WEATHER IS IDEAL Parade Starts Holiday Many at Pleasure Re sort Sports An enjoyable outing was held at Columbia Gardens when numerous Butte families partici pated In the celebration of Miners Union The day opened at 9 oclock In the morning with a parade through the downtown A large number of miners and members of other unions participated In the Butte busness in were closed for the Mining operations were nt a I The city hall and the federal building were I The parade was led by a squad of I 14 policemen under command of i T HIT BUN Two Mining City Women Suffer Broken Legs in Mishap Near Deer Lodge Continued on Page Bank President Deserts Desk to Take Yearly Tour as Clown With a Circus June Its circus time again for vice president nf an invest ment and bonds and such will take no more of his time until he weeks fliny a professional Among a batch of telegrams outlining bond and the stock market Joy found a wire ordering him to report for doty with one of the worlds larg est circuses IAI tomor row morning at Grand He will make the western Can ada swing with thp WK play Ing the provinces of British Co Alberta and Saskatchewan M far fast as Then he will return to his desk and become prosaic banker for another When its cirrus Joy tem wife and stocks and bonds for paint and sawdust to the more Important job of making little kids and grownups He started doing It years before his hair turned and he says he will keep on as long he can perform Knocked down by an auto on Har rison avenue early this William an elderly mnn liv inc at 1943 Phillips in condition at Doctors wild Knapp a fractured hip and other FA 50 West Front the driver of the took his victim to the Two ButLe women were Injured In another Pat 118 Broad and Kate 422 Eat each received leg fractures late yesterday i when the car In which they wore riding backed into ditch and struck a The accident occurred i 20 miles north of Deer Miss Myrtle daughter of was turning the cur around when the accident na former a ger in tiie received ruts and bruises about the Miss Camp bell was not Raps Out Most Stunning Upset By EDWARD MADISON SQUARE GARDEN New June Baer couldnt lick the man depression couldnt and so hungry Jimmy longest longshot of them tonight came gallantly to the almost un believable conclusion of a desperate quest heavyweight champion of the He came some times but always clear eyed and In the as stunned but prayer ful spectators screamed him sensing one of the most dramatic moments In the history of the prize they lifted his hand in conqueror of the glamorous Baer by the unanimous decision of Referee Johnny McAvoy and two Judges after 15 bitter He had done the 29yearold Irish icicle from New a 1tolo shot when he calmly touched his gloves to those of the cham pion OB the starting bell echoed through the great sunken out over the heads of the big come to hope for to suffer with not daring to believe he could New King a Calm As ho struggled gamely fight ing the best fight that was in taking everything the burly Baer hurled at shaking off punish stabbing off Incessantly with his punching it out bitterly when he had to with the man whose smashes completely demolished Max and the former cham could feel the tension feel breaths until the pressure was so great that the hair stood up on the back of your It wan like seeing a Cinderella in calmly fitting on the silver It was a sight none In that contributing Ices than 000 to the will ever the common the 29yearold father of three young a preliminary fighter a year on relief before didnt win with any glorious Matter of his expression never a man of ring he plowed along through a fight that at times was as tame as any In mod ern heavyweight championship his Even in the glow of victory they couldnt call him a great But he plowed setting a pace that seemed even to convince of the Impossibility of staving off the most amazing cycle In heavyweight claim ing his hands were fought desperately In the closing rounds to stave off tire lie was like a King Canute trying to wave back the Head cocked on one side to keep WHIPPED MAX TO QUIT RING HAS NO ALIBI By GEORGE United Buff Correspondent MADISON SQUARE GARDEN LONG ISLAND June UB Ten minutes after he lost his worlds heavyweight title Max Baer announced his retirement from the Back In his dressing Baer dropped wearily on a big red leather sofa and asked for a bottle of He took a big draught when it was handed to him and said thats Im through with the fight for Baer was far from being a chest fallen He laughed and A description of the title fight between Brad dock and Baer may be found on page Continued on Page joked with friends and seemed to be glad he I have no excuses to Baer Jimmy won and Im Hes a grand kid and I hope he makes a lot of dough out oi the title for his When Baer finished his he looked at his hands and remarked Look at I couldnt use them at But no under My hands were bad before the fight and I hurt them but I might have lost His Left Did Over next door in the new cham pions dressing Braddock told how he performed the biggest upset in modern ring My left did Braddock I Continued on Page POLITICAL PATRONAGE TOPIC AT GOVERNORS CONFERENCE Cooney Joins in Discussion Saying Should Have SaySo if It Puts Up 90 Per Cent of Money WEATHER Montana and W y o m i n Partly cloudy Friday and Sat little change in tem June HPi The subject of political patronage In federal relief work stirred heated debate late today In the annual con ference of the nations governors which opened Governor Sennett Conner of Mis host to the pro the fiery discussion when he asked Aubrey Williams of Wash representative of Harry public works administra whether relief work under the new national program was to be administered as patronage prop Williams replied the government expected to cooperate with state and attempted to con his speech when the governor of Mississippi again raised his hand and refused to be Are we to Wil asked Governor who has been stripped of relief adminis tration supervision in Continued on Page I Rules of the Road Established by Montana Highway Patrol for Safety of All Know Them and Observe Each One 6 PEDESTRIANS SHALL WALK ON THE LEFTHAND SIDE OF THE ROAD or violation of a commonsense formulated by the has caused death or maiming of hundreds of people on state highways
