The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • 5

HtojA3fceseieSiteBil THE HELENA DAILY INDEPENDENT. SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1935 CITY BRIEFS 1ST RITES ARE HELD F0HH.E. C. INITIATE CLASS ALL IN EXCELLENT live JIT SPECIAL PARTY il members of lodge at Great Falla, Mlsaoula, Deer Lodge, Anaconda and Butt. An anniversary claaa waa Initiated.

Wives of East Helena Moose entertained visiting women during the business Meeting, which was followed by the party. John Gough and Ed Radway were In charge of th arrangement. A large crowd yras attendance. Jlllon Quadruplet lambs were bdtm on the erk Christensen ranch near here. WIATHES IN HELENA, MAT 1M HlihMt Inmun-TodtX, 3.

Thli Uit yr. 00. Hl.hut ver recorded thl. der line 1000. 11.0: peer 1M4.

Lmmt TMNretan-TodM, 44. Thl. d. Uet year. tl.

Loweit ever recorded at Hal' ana Ihti data alnea 180, 10.1; year 1411. Total precipitation and hourly tempera turea at Helena for 94 houro endlni at I p. May 10, lilt, none. Deficiency precipitation thli month date, 1.19 of an Inoh. to Washington, May The Justice department announced today the government would not aak the supreme court for a rehearing of the railroad pension act, explaining all that could be offered In lap-' port of the measure had been presented.

The court ruled th law invalid by a 6-to-4 decision. The Helena lodge of Moose celebrated Its 24th anniversary last evening at 7:20 with a party jn at the Odd Fellows hall In East Helena. Members of the lodge from this city and Helena were hosts to THREE DEGREES TO BE GIVEN AT RITES TODAY I 1 Bamldltr Data Dry H. 40 30 10 With a host of friends In attendance to pay a final tribute to the memory of the esteemed Helena citizen, last rites for II. E.

Bower, long-time resident Of thla city, who died last Monday, were held yesterday afternoon at the First Christian church. The Rev. Earl H. Van Doren, pastor of the church, officiated and delivered the eulogy. The body was taken from the Herrmann and company chapel to the church at noon to lie In state until the hour of the funeral.

Burial waa in Forestvale cemetery. In his eulogy, the Rev, Van Doren said in part: We are gathered here today as friends and loved ones to pay a last tribute 'of love and honor to the memory of Hiram E. Bower who leaves behind him a great host of close friends who have come to love him, and who through the years have treasured his friendship, and whose hearts are bowed In sorrow at his passing, just as truly as are the hearts of those who were closest to him. I am sure that I express the sentiment of all of those friends when I extend to his loved ones the deepest sympathy of -all -of -our hearts. "Mr.

Bower was a staunch Chis-tlan and a loyal member of this church for many years. At the time of his death he was a member of the board of deacons, a position which he was proud to bold and which he always filled with dignity and honor. In his death the church has lost one of its most widely-loved, and deeply-respected members. His kindly face, his unassuming service, hla staunch Christian faith have endeared him to all of us. His death brings to me a distinct sense of personal loss.

He was a valued Wet I a. 401 000 13 OOp. m. 010 410 0 p. 00 3 43 0 Teaeperatnree at Other Oltlee Max.

Min. Free. Harre Kallapell Mile City -M ii Caleary Loe Aneelee 93 Omaha Portland Bt. Paul-MInneapolli 1 J3 Balt Lake Olty 90 00 Ban Pranclaoo 0 03 S-atlle i Bpokane 93 10 WlUUton 82 -a (Precipitation for the 13 houre ended at Weather Cendltteee Bhoweri are probable Bunday and Otonday In eoutheaeUrn Wyo-mini, with eenerally uneettled ocndltlom tn tha central portion of thie forecaet dletrlct. Moetly fair erealher will prevail In Mon tana.

It will be ellihtly cooler Bunday eouthern Wyomlne. Helena Rug Clwuiero. Ph. 861-W. Expert pprpylng.

any kind. Ph, 1500-W. Plant Helena Memorial Day Fifteen local candidates and nearly a dosen from out of the city will receive degrees in Helena council No. 844, Knights of Columbus, at ceremonies lasting all day today. The candidates will open the day's program by attending the 8:30 o'clock mass at St.

Helena cathedral In a body with the members of Helena council. The first degree work will be exemplified at 11 o'clock thla morn lng at the Knights of Columbus hall on North Park avenue. It will be given by the first degree officers of the Helena council. At 1:30 this afternoon, at the same place, the second degree will be exemplified by Helena council degree officers, and at 3 oclock the third degree will be given by District Deputy Fergus Fay and his staff. Ends With Banquet The day's program will conclude with a banquet at the Placer hotel for the newly-lnltlated candidates, the members of Helena council and visiting Knights of Columbus.

John Bonner will act aa toastmaster and addresses will be given by W. B. Jones, grand knight, and the Rev. M. A.

Webber of Carroll college, chaplain of the council. Music will be furnished by Leon Choquette, Thomas Ferguson, Lou Boedecker and Javan Pfeiffer. Helena candidates who will be Initiated today are Edmund 8. Botch, Ray P. Botch, James P.

Dowdall, Morton F. Gilmore, James B. Jones, Leo J. Kottas, Joseph Maronlck, Claude M. Mears, James W.

Munson, Robert J. Munzenrider, J. Allan Murphy, Frances J. Sloan, Cyral T. Walsh, John J.

Dels Torre, Rev. George Gerner, Francis Judge and Paul V. McBride. held yeetefday afternoon at the FI ret Chrletlan church with a hoat of frienda In attendance to pay a final tribute to the memory of the eeteemed resident. The Rev.

Earl H. Van Doren officiated and burial was In Forestvale cemetery. Herrmann and company were In charge of the arrangements. Disease Report Twenty-three cases of communicable disease were reported In the city last week, the weekly report prepared by Mis Nell C. Sullivan, clerk of the city and county health office, reveal.

The caae Included IS of whooping cough, etx of German measles, three of mumps and one of chlckenpox. Four cases of whooping cough and one of mump were reported in the county outside hte city. Playground Meeting A meeting will be held at 7:80 Monday evening at the Y. M. C.

at which the feasibility of creating a playground for children thla summer as well as keeping up the tennle courts, according to Duane Lewis, president of the Helena Recreational Council. All Interested persons as well as representatives of the service clubs and parent-teacher associations are requested to attend. Property Conveyed An order authoring 8. L. Kleve, as liquidating agent for the Banking Corporation of Montana, to deed what la known athe A.

-F Loeeoh In Custer county to L. L. Callaway, aa trustee for holders of mortgags bonds against It, waa signed In dla trlct court yesterday by Judge George W. Padbury. The bonds, totaling 118.000 had been secured by a first mortgage which was foreclosed by the bank, the original trustee for the bondholders.

Change of Venue Motion for change of enue, in the damage action of Roscoe B. Downs against Frank Murphy and Robert leavens, waa filed In dlatrlct court yesterday by the defendant Leavens. He seeks to have the case transferred to the district court of Yellowstone county on the ground that the accl dent upon which suit Is baaed oo curred In that county. Defendant also filed a motion aaklng that the plaintiff be required to make his complaint more definite In respect to defendant's alleged part In the accident. Many Take Ijoap When the last license In volume waa Issued Friday afternooh, a total of 12.000 marriage licenses In the present series hat), been issued at the office of the cleric of district court here, which only means that 24.000 per sons or about twice the present population of the city have been united In marriage here since the aeries started.

However, that extend over a period of many years Just how long Clerk Will Whalen could not asy definitely, but probably more than 60 years. Answer Suit Guy Braxelton, defendant In a damage suit brought by J. A. Eck for Injuries to his son, Norman, yeaterday filed hla answer to the complaint In district court. The boy was riding a bicycle when hit by the defendants car, Th answer dentes all allegations of negligence and avers as an affirmative defense that th boy rods the blcyole at a high rat of aped from behind a high lattice Into defendants car, without looking to see whether or not any cars wars In the vicinity.

It la also charged that the Eck boy was carrying another boy on the handlebars of hla bicycle, In violation of a city ordinance. REPAIR WORK IS ABOUT ALL COMPLETED, SAYS BOARD Br The Associated Press With all repair work completed or nearly bo, Montanas highways yesterday were reported In excellent condition for week-end motoring. The roada; U. 8. 2 Good from the North Dakota line to Dodson, fair to good to Harlem, good to Galata, slow to Devon, good to Browning, fair to Lubec, fair to good to Belton, good through Kalispell to Marion, fair through Libby to the Idaho state line.

U. 8. 10 Good from the North Dakota line to Wibaux; good to Springdale, fair to good to Bozeman, good to Three Forks, good from Three Forks to Whitehall, fair to Harding Way, good to Butte and Garrison, good from Garrison through Missoula to Alberton, alow over construction to Cyr, fair to good to Cabin City, poor to Henderson, fair to the Idaho state line. U. 8.

10 Alternate Good from Three Forks through Helena to Garrison. North and Sonth U. 8. 87 Fair from Armlngton to Geyser, fair to Moccasin, detour between Benchland and Moccasin, fair to Grass Range and Roundup, good from Roundup through Billings and Hardin to the Wyoming state line. U.

8. 89 Open from the Canadian line to Browning, slow, one-way road; Browning to Armlngton good, Armlngton to Nelhart good, Kings Hill fair, fair to good from White Sulphur 8prlngs to Clyde Park, good through Livingston to Gardiner. lT. 8. 91 Good from the Canadian line through Shelby, Conrad, Great Falls, Helena and Butte to Montda U.

8. 98 Fair from the Canadian line to Eureka, good through Whitefish and Kalispell to Big Arm good from Big Arm through Missoula and Hamilton to Darby, fair from Darby south to the Idaho state line, Gibbons pass open, slow and very soft on top of the divide. State Roads Montana Good from Ravalli to the Idaho state line with the ex ceptlon of construction at Thompson Falla. Montana 29 Fair to good from Great Falla to Havre. Montana 110 Good from Cracker vtlle Junction to Georgetown lake, fair to bottom of Flint Creek hill caution; fair to good the foot of Flint Creek hill to Drummond.

U. 8. 191 Good from Bozeman for 70 miles south, next 10 fair, then good to West Yellowstone, fair to good from West Yellowstone to the Idaho atate Una Montana 191 Good from Sapping ton to Norris hill, Norris hill rough good to Ennis, Ennis to Jeffers rough. U. 8.

lid Laurel to the Wyoming line goodi The Skalkaho highway la blocked with snow. in IREN! NEXT SUNDAY Avenue Garden. Dr. Whyte, Chiropractor. Phone 277-W.

Power block. Dr. J. Z. Miller, payohlo reader, Hoorn 7, Penwell block.

Dr. R. W. MoAlplne, ChlropodlM, Power block. Phone 111.

Marguerite Beauty Service; foi marly Frame Cobalne ihop. Phono 170-J. PermanenU 3.7land up. John-non Beauty ihop. Power block Phone 101.

Lauwell Beauty Clinic Expert need operator, the fatt drylnf yatem. 312 Fuller Ave. Phone 127 Genuine Oil PermanenU, 50; ehampoo and finger wav. 76c; mar-cell, 10c. Strain Beauty Shop, Phone 75.

Become Secretary Mies Alice Canary of 617 Broadway ha been named secretary to Dr. C. E. Vidal, superintendent of th stato hospital at Oalen, announcement was made here yesterday. Quint Title Suit Roie Auatln filed suit In dlatrlct court yesterday against Mary E.

Maclay and Rob ert Maclay, aa and others seeking to quiet title to loti 7, I and In block II of the Central addition to Helena. Condition Improve -w-The condl tion of Miss June Krantoh of III South Davla street, a senior In Helena high echool, who haa been confined to her home a week with Illness. was reported yesterday to be considerably Improved Held For Vagrancy D. Weber and Ruth OBrien. arreaUd on agrancy charges Friday night oy police, were traneferred to the county Jail yeaterday to await action by the county authorities.

Both ara narcotic addlcta, pollca aaaert A. A. Banks, secretary of the National Baptist Evangelical board, has established head quarters In Helena and is directing arrangements for the National Baptist Evangelical Life and Soul Saving assembly which Is to be held here July 19 to 26. Secretary Banks Is assisting the Rev. C.

A. Record, pastor of the Wilder avenue Baptist church, with preparations for program and the entertainment of the delegates. The assembly will consist of. an old fashioned revival and a Bible school for ministers and Christian work era. It Is expected to draw some of the leading ministers and workers of the church in America to Helena, Promoters of the Heiberg rodeo announce that the big event will take place next Sunday at the Hel berg arena, six miles north of Helena.

This, rodeo promises to be one of the fastest and most exciting In western Montana this year. "Red Allen and Carl Heiberg havd been rounding up mean horses and steers for the event. The best cowboys in the country will be seen at the rodeo, coming out of five chutes on the fastest pitching horses on the range. The Heiberg rodeo Is fast becoming famous, and large crowd of people la expected to come from the surrounding towns. A professional announcer, A.

E. "Al Williams haa been secured for the event as master of ceremonlee, and he will use a public address system which will also furnish music for the occasion. The regular line of rodeo entertainment will be provided. Including ironc riding, wild horse races, bare back riding, wild clown, and several special features, with purse! or prizes being offered for every event. Contestant! must be registered by 1 p.

m. aa the ahow starts promptly at 1:80 sharp. Each year, the Heiberg rodeo grows and this year promises to be the best yet, with not a dull moment la the show. Signs and red flags will mark the way to the show. END OF DEPRESSION NEAR Philadelphia, May 26.

jp PostmastW General James A. Farley laid th cornerstone of Phlla delphlas general post office today iAthe presence of thou sands of spectators who heard him predict an early end of the depression. 1C. cuss PERSONALS BLUES SINGER KILLED Spokane, May 25. (Jp) Wheeler Bonner, 26, comely blues singer, was thrown from her horse and fatally lnjnred near here today.

STRAIN BROTHERS' Class day exercises were held by the seniors of Intermountain Union college during the convocation hour Friday morning at Helena hall Ruth Cowlea, senior president, directed the program. The clas marched down the aisle In cap and gowns which the mem her dohned for the first time. The program consisted of the class his tory of Ulva Plppy, a vocal solo by Ardella Hanson, the class prophecy by Evelyn Molrlne and the class will by Delmar Leeson and Dorothy Baldwin. Marie Wilkinson read two original poems, Portrait of Noth lng and Indian Burial. ivT l-L- You feel safer You are safer TALK OF LANDON Stockton, May 25.

(JP) The "availability of Gov. Alf M. Landon for the republican nomination for president waa mentioned here today by James Scott, chairman of the etate board of administration and drew immediate denial from Governor Landon at Peabody, Kas. in AMERICA'S ONLY BODY OF STEEL DRAWS LIFE SENTENCE Long Beach, May 26. (fl5) Harry A rax waa sentenced to prison for life today for the slaying last December of W.

J. MacLean, policeman. SPIRITUALIST A True Spiritualist la not made Is born. Readings dally from 9 a. m.

to 9 p. m. Money or no money. lfl S. MAIN Kalispell High water, general here with the spring run-off from the mountains, has retarded early fishing.

tt Cot Five Day John Baker, ar rested Friday night by police on Intoxication charge, was sentenced to serve five days In the city jail on arraignment before Magts trate Harry Pickett yesterday mom lng. He Is not the John Baker who Is employed on The Independent. Sain Authorized Sale of realty In the estate of R. F. Kupfer was authorlxed In an order signed" In district court yesterday by Judge A.

J. Ilorsky, on petition of Frank I Reece, administrator. The property consists of 160 acres In section 20 of township It north, rangs 3 west. Accounting Settled Deere of settlement of the final accounting of Fred C. Merritt, as administrator of th tat of Frank Fay Carter, was signed In district court yesterday by Judge A.

J. Horeky. A report ehowlng that no inheritance was due from the estate was filed aleo. Sue on Account Roy Crago, Helena plumber, filed suit In dts trict court yesterday against Ed II, Gallivan and Agnes L. Smith, seeking to recover f33t.61 alleged to bo due for labor and materials fur nlshed defendants In 1011 at the business establishment known as the College Inn.

Judgment Satisfied Batlefkctlon of a Judgment obtained in th caae of Claude C. Gray, aa receiver for th Banking Corporation of Mon-Una, against th Two Dot Land and Llvestook oompany, was filed in district court yesterday by Frank Johnson, atate examiner, as successor to Gray. The satisfaction acknowledged payment of $260, Rail Departure Clarenoe A. Kopp, who addreaaed th Boottlah Rite reunion In Helena Friday night, returned over the Northern Pacific yesterday to his home at La Grande Oregon. Departures over th Great Northern were Mrs.

Anna M. Schmidt for New York city, and Miss Lena Cullum for Mlnneapoll Suspended Fine Three youths, arrested Friday afternoon at the Northern Pacific depot on charge Of Intoxication, were given sus pended fines of $10 in police court yesterday morning. They said they were en rout to a vnlne near Winston where they1 hoped to ob tain work. They are all transients and gave the namea of George Ferguson, F. Nlklaa and Tom i Bower Service Last rites for H.

Bower, time resident of Helena who died last Monday, wer M. A. McQueen, Butte, Is her. A. H.

Brown of Billings la In th city. D. C. Warren Is her from Glen dive. Connelly of Billings 1 In the city.

Mr. O. Carver of Great Fall 1 here. Dr. Boris A.

8. Aronow 1 here from Shelby. James W. Brady 1 here from Plentywood. B.

F. McCann, of Billing. 1 her on a visit. Leon Shaw, publisher of the Bll ling Gaxette, 1 In Helena. Mr.

and Mr. C. Thompson of Billings were Saturday 'visitors Mr. and Mr. R.

O. Baxter of Boxeman were arrivals In th city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Bunney of Belfry were Saturday arrivals tn the Capital olty. Frank A. Haselbaker of Dillon arrived yesterday and Is registered at the Plaoer. Mr.

and Mrs. E. R. Roehl are here from Livingston and are regia tered at the Placer. Mr.

and Mrs. John Cowan of Riohey are In Helena and are stop ping at the Harvey. B. U. Logan of Billings, sUte representative from Yellowstone oounty, Is in Helena.

H. H. Tomlinson of Great Falla arrived In the city Saturday and is registered at the Placer. i i Mr. and Mrs.

A. E. Stiles of Great Falls are here for' a few days and are stopping at the Placer. Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Rowland of Miles City are spending a few days in the olty and are registered at the Placer. Mr. and Mrs.

S. Richards and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Darlington of Walkervllle, are In Helena, and are staying at th Harvey, Summer School Opens Monday, June 3, 8:30 a. m.

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