Montana Weather and Local Notices In Brief
Unsettled weather with possible rain or snow in the hills plus fairer temperatures in the west. Old Style Dutch items offered at Sharpis in Eagle Building. Broadwater Parent-Teacher Circle will meet this afternoon with Dr. Newman discussing sex hygrede and refreshments served. Hawaiian Trig-Hir and Mrs Leary Sieber left for Tronulla via Vancouver, arranged by George A Ming at Northern Pacific city office. League of Women Voters neighborhood meeting at Mrs. Conway on Clark Street with Miss May Trumpet as speaker. Axis Foreclosure suit filed by Pannie Laudler against Dee G and Florence Welster for 1120. St Helena Patents-Teacher circle meeting tonight at 8:39 in school auditorium with Bishop Carroll speaking. music and light refreshments on the program.
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Broadwater
Cirere
Newman
Hir
Leary Sieber
Tronulla
Vancouver
B.C
George A Ming
Northern Pacific
City Et
League of Women Voters
St. Helena
PeTaw
SL. Helena
John P. Carroll
George Conway
Clark Street
Montana
Lst
Trumper
Proceedings started to abate four places on Helena Main Street
In district court Attorney General Foot seeks abatement of upper floors at 2244 South Main Ta Levy, Belmont Hotel Bernice Finnegan 1334 South Main and Glynn Parkey 1744 South Main after affidavits claim intoxicants were purchased there in July last year. Hearing dates not yet set.
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District Court
Foot
Sall Main Street
Ta Levy
South Main
Bernice Finnegan
Bélmont Hotel
Georgia
Personal visitors and guests listed in Glendive and nearby towns
PERSONALS item lists Leiner of Glendive or SF la here on business, Ward of Butte two business visitor, MLC Britton Townsend guest at Mlacer eet, Keith Great Falls at Harvey case VW, Crippen Billings in Pine City on business, W P Sullivan Fort Benton at Placer, Clarence Anon Bozeman guest at Harvey, Attorney Carlson Bozeman here on business, Teter Paulas Deer Lodge registered at Placer, M K Kelley Helena here on business and registered at Harvey, Zahniser Grass Range in city on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britton
Townsend
Mlacereet
Keith
Great Pails
Itarvey
Case VW. Co. Crippen
Billings
Pine City
W. P. Sullivan
Fort Benton
Igs
Clarence Anon
Bozeman
Harvey
C. E. Carlson
Teter Paulas
Deer Lodge
TR. S. Zahniser
Grass Range
Burns of Judiciary Committee Peeved by Paper Criticism
The Independent calls out Representative Harry L. Burns Blaine county as a paper not a newspaper and labels a reporter as a gentleman. Burns who chairs the judiciary committee defended his adverse reports on two Loble repeal measures arguing for explanation while detailing his Montana bar admission in July 1922 and his courtroom experience. He sits in the rear right, tall with large ears, glasses and a gray suit, defending his actions amid press scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Burns
Blaine County
Harry
Montana
Hig
Judiciary Committee
Loble
Blaine
House
District Court
Justice Court
Legislators Invited to Visit Vet Hospital
Dr. W. D. Judkins invites state assembly members to tour the fort hospital on Saturday afternoon. Welfare organizations will assist at an informal reception. A committees meeting will be held this afternoon to finalize arrangements.
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W. D. Judkins
The
Fort Hospital
State Assembly
Repairs Bring Water Back for YMCA Classes
Contiguous water main repairs at the YMCA building were completed and water restored, allowing the women's gym and swim classes to resume this morning after being postponed last Wednesday. Water shut off during the repair caused the delay at the association.
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Association
Slayer Gets a Reprieve at the Last Moment
Pedro Cano a Mexican condemned to die for the Park City murder, received a governor granted reprieve delaying execution until after the third Friday in March when the case will be reconsidered by the pardons board.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Pedro Cano
Utah State Prison
June St. Clair
Park City
George H. Dery
Cano
Pardons Board
Heela Mine Piles Up Dividends for 75 Stockholders
Spokane report on Heela mine lauding profit growth and high dividends. Company yields about one seventh of national lead output, hoisting 850 tons daily and shipping 150 tons of high grade ore. Report notes rising ore depth, strong earnings, and potential for increased quarterly dividends beyond 23 cents per share.
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Heela
Fen Bent
Spokane
Lauzier, Wolcott & Company
Star Mine
Executors Challenge Tax On Solvent Credit In Montana Case
Charles B Power and John K Power executors of T O Power seek recovery of taxes paid under protest in a dispute with Lewis and Clark county and Helena city over a 93000 solvent credit assessment. They contend the entry was personal to Charles B Power, not a solvent credit, and ask for restraint on further collection. Walsh and Nagel represent plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark County
Helena
Charles B. Power
John K. Power
T. OC. Power
Charles B. Dower
County Board of Equalization
Plaliiffs
Walsh and
Nagi
Funeral at Home of Daughter for Mrs Hettinger
Funeral services were held yesterday at the home of Mrs Clyde Burgan for Mrs J Wrante Hettinger who died last Sunday in Los Angeles. Rev H W Woods presided with burial in the IL G Q 1 cemetery. Relatives and friends attended. Pallbearers and Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers members from Corvallis participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wrante Iettinger
Los Angeles
Clyde Burgan
Livingston Avenue
H. W. Woods
IL G. Q. 1
Flerrmann and Company
D. B E. White
R. A. Levely
Earl Ryans
George Cottingham
C. N. Montgomery
Charles Healey
Montana
Minnie Heagle
Mark Jopkins
Ning Morrison
J. C. Murray
J. ©. Norris
Ross Deegan
Charles Weigenman
James Twardgrove
Charles Nolan
Pem
Elks Hound Meet With Marching Unit at Shary
A notice invites Vortiland hounds to join the Elks marching unit for a community meet at a specified hour in Shary near Ft UTkaome.
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ELKS
Deuieht
Ft Utkaome
Senate Postpones Action on General File Bills
Montana Senate discussions center on House Bill 50 for entomologist travel expenses and oil and gas rules. Lawmakers clash over funding, reference to federal rules, and the balance of state versus local school funding amid irrigation and tax concerns.
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Senate
Stewart ‘Pans
MecQuitty
Ahouse
Leuthold
Stewart
Deer Lodge
Montana Railroad Commission
Oil Commission
Oil and Gas Commnister
Oil firms say production and demand easing into balance
John Ju of Union Oil in Los Angeles reports oil production and consumption moving toward friendly terms. He tours fields in Fort Collins, Okla, and Texas, noting the last large Texas pool in Wertham field and limited new production outlook. Companies expect to draw on surplus stocks as peak demand nears, while government land controls may limit action to public lands, with private ground activity largely unchanged.
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John Ju
Church
Union Oil Company
Los Angeles
Fort, Collins, Cole
Oklahoma
Texas
Helena
Wertham
Mr. Church
Oil Conservation Commission
Coolidge
Cabinet Board
Senate adjournment talk and buck law debate
Senate work appears on track to adjourn by Monday with talk of extending the session and a 10 oclock Sunday layoff. Senator Cooper attends a fish and game committee meeting to oppose reestablishing the buck law in Mineral county. Senator Green of Vida receives front page coverage of his brother Thomas Green becoming president of the Livestock Exchange of St. Paul. Representative Hardcastle suggests moving primary date to October to ease candidate suspense. Elbert H. Gary hails the University of Pittsburg cathedral of learning as a lasting symbol. building slated for 52 stories.
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Cooper
Capitol
Fish and Game Committees
Mineral County
John A. Green
Vida
McCone
Pioneer
Press of
St. Paul
Thomas ¥. Green
Livestock Exchange of
Senator Green
W. O. Campbell Commission
South St. Paul
Troy
Hardlcastle
Silver Bowl County
Gary
Pittsburg
Cincinnati Cocktail A Health Claim For Sauerkraut
Associated Press reports from Cincinnati on January 29 that William Glendenin, food research expert, told the National Kraut Packers and Canners associations that sauerkraut is the fountain of youth. He said daily consumption aids longevity and digestive health, noting sauerkraut contains about 6.72 percent alcohol per inexact claim, and described a drink called the Cincinnati cocktail as juice from sauerkraut plus a dash of wine.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Glomfenin
New York
Chemical Department
University of Wisconsin
Davis not in court to appear Saturday
Carl J. Peterson state bank commissioner pleaded not guilty in Topeka city court to acting as ex governor Davis agent in a pardon sale to Walter Grounds. Ex governor Davis to be arraigned Saturday. Peterson released on $1000 bond. hearings set February 6 amid Davis illness on his Bronson farm. Also news: LC C approves 33 percent rate cuts for cattle and sheep shipments from Arizona into Colorado New Mexico Kansas Oklahoma Texas.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kas
Carl J. Peterson
Davis
Walter Grounds
Reno County
T. J. Hurley
Bronson
Peterson
Washington
Arizona
LC. C
Colorado
New
Mexico
Kansas
Qokiphoma
Texas
Committee On Titles To Repair Bills Is Formed In House
In a recent house session Representative Thomas Fox of Ellver Bow county moved to create a five member committee to structure titles of repair bills presented in flawed form. Speaker appointed Neeley Powell Fitzgerald Ravalli Nagle Valley and McGrath to serve. The committee later recommended passage of several measures including abolishing the office of assistant state forester and setting the forester salary at 3000 annually. Other bills cover colony registration for honeybees monthly vocational training maintenance and yearly railroad corporate reporting. An appropriation of 750 was approved for printing copies of the state constitution.
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Thomas Fox
Ellver Bow County
Silver Bow
Neeley
Powell
Fitzgerald
Ravalli
Nagle
Lewis and Clark
Johnson
Valley
McGrath
Ver Bow
Fairgreave
Arontana
Open Forum on World Goat Tonight at Cantada Building
An open forum by the League of Women Voters is set for tonight in the Commercial club rooms of the Cantada Building. T. We Choate will discuss The World Court and FL Wi. Mettler presents The A B C of the Disarmament Frotecel with Q&A to follow. All are invited. out of town visitors welcome. Lindon The Westminster Gazette predicts recall of Prof Timothy A Stmiddy, British minister to the United States, after he withdrew from addressing Sulgrave Foundation dinner.
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League of Women Voters
Cantada
T. We Choate
World Court
FL Wi. Mettler
A. B.C
Lindon
Westminster Gazette
Timothy A. Stmiddy
Trish
United States
Sulgrave Foundation
Helena Elks marching unit to meet this evening
The Helena Elks' marching unit holds its second meeting this evening at 7:30 at the clubhouse on Broadway. The group plans to march in the grand lodge convention parade at Portland next July as Montana's amateur representatives.
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Helena Elks
Broadway
Portland
Ove
Montana
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City News
Sharpis
Eagle
Axis
Pannie Laudler
Dee G
Florence Welster
Banking Corporation
Wl & A
Boston
Calgary
Chicago
Edmonton
Havre
Lalla Brooke
TANG
F. X. Arens
Studie
Lawrence St
Wouse
Eugene Guillot
East Sluth
AGNTE
T Leiner
Glendive
Or Sf, la
Ward of
Butte
M. K. Kelley
Helmyitle
the Marvey
Burns
Judiciary
Independent
VET
Waters FE Aga
St. John's
N.Y
Trinity
Albert Benson
Bnte
Benson
Fairbanks
Alaska
Sean Halon
Irecla
Coeur D'Alene
Shrine
Xtra Lady
Helena Union
Moo Trumper
G. E. Lafollette
Finance and Claims Committee
May Trumper
Congress
Tower
Lake County
Walsh
Congressional Committee
Cowan
Senator Walsh
Irrigation Committee
California
Fox
ELAS
San Francisco
Ogden
Southern Pacific
P. Bancroft
G. A
So. Main St
Salt Lake City, Utah
Capt. Kreinschmit
Far North
Arctic
Anil
Lere
Toot Gibson
Parent-Teachers Association
Pyance
Winter Garden
Broadwater Pavilion
St. Jacobs
St. Jacob's
Pethans
Ely
Appin
Lambago Sciences of St. Jacobs
DiLmsraneer
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