The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • 10

NOTICE I Houra for Irrigation of Gardena and lawnai MORNING AND EVENING 4:30 to 7:30 1 i yr; GEORGE P. ARNOLD, Mayor Va 1 I i v'f HELENA MOISTS v-CLEAVE FOR MISSOULA T0APDY.IEE16 Rev. and Mr. W. M.

Ewing, Rev. William Cbarlae Cub nlngham. and Mrs. Cunningham, Rev. Paul Adame.

Mlsa Angelina Wlerenga of the Deaconesa echool. Dr. Frank 8. Hallett, Mlsa Irene Gordon and Mlsa Opal Cronk, the latter delegate of St. Paula church, left yeaterdey for Missoula to attend the seventh 'annuel session of the Montana state conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, held April 11-17 Inclusive.

Dr. Clarence True Wilson of Washington. D. will be the principal speaker at the anniversary service of the Board of Temperance. Prohibition apd Public Morals.

Dr. William Wade, of Helena presiding. His subject will be The Next Steps In Prohibition. On Saturday afternoon. Dr.

WUsoii epeaks again. His subject will be "What I Found in Bishop's Trunk." KILLS WIFE AND CHILD AND COMMITS SUICIDE New York, Aug. 11. (Salvatore Teaerearo, his wife, Con-cetta, and their 18-year-old daughter, Emilia, were found dead in tbelr Brooklyn apartment today after neighbors had been aroused by shots. Teserearo was shot through the head and his wife had died from bullet and stab wounds.

The girl had been stabbed to death. Police believed Teserearo kitlsd his wife and dauthter and then hot himself. TODAYS SPECIALS Fancy Pears and Peaches, 'Basket -35c Blackberries, 2 Baskets, 85c Crate 3.50 Cantaloupes, Large Size, 8 for Fancy Golden Bantam Corn, Dozen. 86c Bunch Carrots, Turnips and Beets, 6 for 25c Firm, Ripe Tomatoes, 2 Pounds 85c Cucumbers, Medium Size, 4 for 25c Honey Cream Cup Cakes, per Dozen. 25c Fresh Blackberry Pies, Each 25c Royal Gelatin Powder, Assorted Flavor's, 8 Pkgs 3 No.

2 Vi Cans Whole Corejl Pineapple. 95c Veal Stew, Pound 15c Shoulder Lamb Chops, Remember: We Close at 5 oCIock P. During August interstate COMMERCE- mtM-MISSION GIVES BLANKET AUTHORIZATION Petitions which have been filed with the Great Northern and Northern Pacific rellroaBe, asking that a It per cent ut on freight rate, be granted on Intra-ttat shipment of Montana cattle and aheep to feeding grounds within the tat. haa resulted In both road agreeing to a "reduction In rat," an Aaaoclated Preao dlapatch received In Helena laat night, aaya Tha Intoratat com-mere commlaalon haa given blanket authorisation to the Northern Pacific as an aid to ahlpper tn tha drought, damaged aectlona of the atate. It waa alao stated from 8t.

Paul that Great Northern officials have wired the Montana reproaentatlve of the road to aend In full reports of drought condition and will take similar action, If condition warrant. FRANKLIN ffnd grows Breton. Aug. II. (AP) The atate supreme court today waa petitioned to decide In whom the man.

element of a fund left by Benjamin Franklin for the benefit of "the Inhabitants of the town of Boston I Invested. The fund, provided for In Franklin's will, now amounts to Fresno, Cal. (IP) Two masked men held up a doien employes of the Wilson theater here and took (8,100 In currency from the safe and escaped. 7 mi si em JiiOffiffiBB v'-l'llSitlOSS i 1 Fir MdaUmlnad origin da- (itroy4 Ua holler room at tba Bar- aatt Ira worke oa tk4 Northern Pacino at National (Taaua laat night aboat 11:11 o'clock, causing damaga to tba and other machinery, The low will not exceed a faw bund rad do) lara. It la believed.

Prompt raapoasa by tba flra da partataat contlaad tba blaia to tba abad kanalng tba botlar and ataam bolnt wklek la situated In tba raar of tba Barnett warehouse. Harry Barnett, proprietor of the concern, said ba was unable to giro accurate estimate of the loan laat night. Ha eipraaaed the opinion that tha boiler and hoist and other machinery In the shed were only slightly damaged. Tha plant Would ba closed down for about throe days for repairs, ha said Wire Cable la Spoiled The flra did not reach tba new lift alectrle magnet lift and electric abeara recently Installed, Mr. Bar nett stated but a considerable amount of wire cable was ruined Mr.

Barnett had eislted tha plant only a little more than an hour before the fire was discovered and found things alright. The watch man employed by the firm went through the place about 1 minutes before It broke out and found nothing wrong. It la believed that tha flra etarted from a match or clgaret carelessly tossed away by a tramp in the railroad yards. CilCJlfilrafSENT HERE TO CULL LAMBS B. E.

Colburn, assigned by tha Chicago Stock, yards to Montana, arrived lh Helena with Secretary Murray 8tebblna of the Montana Woolgrowera -Jand di-ractor of the National Wool Marketing corporation, for tha purpose of selecting fat lambs from tha various ranches to-be sent to market. The cull, lambs will be seat to feeder points and as rapidly as rounded Into condition will be marketed. By adopting this system. It is believed that a glut of the market will be avoided and at the same time a considerable amount of feed will be conserved by prompt marketing of the fat lambs. It fitahhlne saldThe Intermottn After a hazardous voyage from England, the giant dirigible.

St. Hubert airport, Montreal, and above you see several of charge of the ship on its voyage. Left to right, they are: Booth. Wing-Commarrler Colmore, CoL J. L.

RalstoP. A. A way a Plenty of PHONE ff PHONE ff 540 Hennessy Parking Spaco Four Deliveries Daily ff Bros. WANT ADS IN THE INDEPENDENT GET RESULTS WHEN THE Conoco ASKS "ETHYL? say yes! and youll say it again BACK AT MOORINGS St. Hubert Airport, Montreal.

Aug. 11. (JP) The British dirigible "R-100." leviathan of tha skies, anchored to her mooring mast here at 6:40 oclock (E. 8. T.

tonight after a day and night's flight over part of eastern Canada and a bit of the United States. Recently repaired after suffering a damaged fin on the Englend-to-Cansda flight week before last, the big dirigible trip answered the dual purpose of showing Canadians the latest aviation developments and testing the work done at the airport here. Droning steadily along the air paths in weather that varied from brilliant sunshine to rain squalls and gusty winds, she returned to the mooring mast in seemingly perfect condition. The R-100 cruised over Montreal for half an hour before returning to the airport, where she appeared at 3:50 p. m.

8. The officers, however, postponed anchoring pnfil the air waa cooler, with less wind. The dirigible left her mooring mast last night, and cruised over Toronto. Lake Ontario and Niagara Falls, N. Y.

At Niagara Falls the dirigible crossed the international border, flying over United States territory for the first time. She appeared over the American city twice, flrstj at 6:40 a. and agalq at 8 a. m. The big ship flew over Ottawa at 10 oclock last night and cruised In the neighborhood for 46 minutes, and then headed for Toronto, where It arrived at 2:40 a' m.

(E, 8. After circling the city It 8. After clrc tne city tain Marketing association is now time he took up a homestead and functioning and has field men work- gradually drifted into the taking In Wyoming, Colorado and New raising business, settling at Wat Mexico and will start in Montana on. He had lived in that section NEA Montreal Bureau the officers ho were in Squadron Leader R. S.

and Major G. S. ot MAYOR DIHEGTS THAT PIPES BE COVERED TO Mayor George P. Arnold yesterday Issued an order directing that covers be provided for open water cutoff pipes in all parts of the city Hla action was taken as a' precau tlon against the recurrence of two recent accidents In which small children stepped Into uncovered pipes. The covers cost 75 each and will be replaced at the expense of the property Involved, Mayor Arnold said.

He asserted that the responsibility for keeping them covered rests with the property owners who would be made the principal defendants In cases of damage suits growing out of such accidents. Many open cutoff pipe have been found In the city according to the mayor, who polnta out that as long as they remain so, they present the hasard of other accidents of the sort that befell the Tomcheck and Starring children. While neither of the victims suffered Injury they endured considerable dlacomfltur and ths city was put to some expense tearing up sldewlks to reissue them and Installing new pipes to replace those sawed off. Mayor Arnold asks all residents to report uncovered cutoff pipes that come to their notice. Employes of the water department will Install tiff.

i I IT COUNTY STOCKIER PASSES AT HOSPITAL Peter Lind, ago 5, prominent Meagher county stockman and pioneer resident of Watson, Mont, died last night at a local hospital He entered the institution two weeks ago to receive treatment for cancer but his condition failed to Improve and death resulted. Mr. Lind had been afflicted with the disease for several 'years and had but recently returned from a trip to the Mayo clinic in Rochester A native of Sweden, Mr. Lind came to this country as a boy and spent several years In Oklahoma Texas, Nevada and other southwestern states prospecting and mining. He came to Montana more than 40 years ago and went to White Sulphur Springs where he tried prospecting.

Became Stockman -remaining there a short for nearly 40 years. He Is rated one of the largest stockgrowers In Meagher county. Mr. Lind is survived by a brother, Andrew Lind, and a nephew and niece of Stanford. He has another nephew.

Oust Anderson, living In the Prickly Pear valley near Helena. The body Is at the J. Victor Kohler mortuary. Fu-nearal arrangements have not been announced pending word from his relatives. CITY FINANCES SHOWN IN REPORT EOR MONTH The total outstanding warrant indebtedness of the city on August 1, was (442.370.92 according to the report of V.

N. Kessler, city clerk, for the month of July. This amount Is an increase of (11,798.12 over the total at the close of the previous month. Caeh on hand July 1 amounted to (124,686.15 and receipts for the month were more than (17,000 of which came from the water department. Cash on hand on July 31, was (93,122.03 and payments for ths month totaled (64,819.09.

The payments Included (25,995.89 applied on the city debt and (5,462,04 for interest on the a A debt. Payments from the water department fund totaled more than (84,000, which Included the money used for retirement of outstanding water bonds. The total cash balance on hand In all special Improvement districts on July 81 was (18,392.72, War rants outstanding against the spe rial improvement district! aggregated THREATENED BY RUSS Washington. Aug. 11 AP) The American Manganese Producers' association today requested Secretary Mellon to suspend the collection and assessment of duties on manganese ore from Russia pending an Investigation by treasury agents to deterintne whether additional duties should be imposed.

The request was made In a letter signed by J. Carson Adkereon of Washington, president of the association. He charged that Russian ore is freely offered and, sold in The United 'States at less, Jhan It fair market value and at lees than the indicated cost of production In Russia. coverg wherever' needed. left for Niagara Falls, but revisited KIWANIANS LEAVE FOR DISTRICT CONVENTION Between 90 and 40 people, members and wives of the Helena Kl-wanla club, left for Great Falls early yesterday to attend the district convention which opened Its tenth annual session yesterday, concluding this evening.

With the delegation went the Glee club of 10 members and the accompanist. Mrs. Frank Tompkins. An effort will be made to secure the 1931 district convention and the Helena club will also present the name of President T. R.

MacDonald for district governor. Following the election of officers this afternoon and the selection of the city for next years convention the annual governors banquet1 and ball will be held this evening at the Green Mill. While the convention proper closes today, some of the enthus lasts may remain over for the an nual Klwanls golf tournament at the Meadow Lark Country club. The Helena Klwanls club will be In charge of the entertainment at a social session today. RTAN DIVORCE CASE IS SOON DISMISSED Sheridan, Ang.

11 (AP) The divorce ault of Thomas F. Ryan, II, which was filed in district court here Saturday, came to an abrupt end Mondayafternooiwhen a motion to dismiss the case without prejudice was 'filed by the plaln- Mr unasirom was a ntuo Sweden. He had resided In Helena 11. Eric E. Llndatrom, age 77, of SO South Hoback atreet, died at the home of his son, Eric Llndatrom in Puyallup, yesterday afternoon at o'clock, according to word received by relatives late laat night.

Mr. Llndatrom la survived by hla widow, who had accompanied him ok the trip to Washington, and nine children. They are Elmer Llndatrom, Herman Llndatrom, Dr H. Llndatrom and Mrs. Emma Lemaire of Helena, Mr.

Alfred BJorklund and Herbert Llndetrom of Mlnneapolle and Mrs. Carl Anderson and Mrs. Jack Nordey of Loe Angeles, Cal. Mr. Llndatrom waa a native of many years.

The body will be brought to Helena for burial. Fu-eral arrangements will be announced later. Washington, Aug. 11. (AP) Major General Charles retired, one-time battle commander of the Rainbow division In France, and a former chief pf the army air corps, died late today in St.

Elisabeth's hospital-after an attack of pneumonia. General Menoher after a dlstln- shortly. An appropriation has been made for branch office in this state It will ba established shortly. Sale facilities have been arranged In all Important yards at market points Bremerton, Wash. (JP) A freak aceldent killed Allen P.

Mogford barber, SS. when he was cutting down a tree at his Finney Bay home. The tree struck a snag which knocked him down, and the axe he was holding split his head What you expect you get with DaHey-Malt Sjy UCHT OK DARK lUCH IN BODY 1 NOT BITTEN msnrsimmaBa Boating -T-O-K Park Bathing Boats CALL 650 FOR ANY ROAD TROUBLE We take dents out of accidents WRECKER Ajax TIRES McClaren 8-hour Battery Charging tlBSp CABS Dionzuio 11 I PAINTING Radiator. Repairing THE, next time you drive into a CONOCO station, the man at the pump will ask you a one-word question. be his query.

And in justice to yourself and the car you drive, we urge you to answer, Yes! For Ethyl, added to CONOCO, the gasoline were proud of, is like seasoning added to food. As seasoning brings out taste and' deliciousness, so Ethyl brings out the qualities which. have made CONOCO Gasoline famous. 0 Ethyl stops the knock that makes tKe foot retreat from the accelerator when you would rather "bear down harder. Erhyl irmpt knock that forces you to shift- LTl 1 1.

1 1- rtlr elarte daMniMMMMng' 6 imi MV a vwww w.w m.w i 1 11 the knock that embarrasses' gears on hills. Ethyl stops you when you let in the clutch in traffic. i So when the CQNOCO salesman asks, "Ethyl? Say, Yes! and youll gulahed World war career In Mr. Ryan, srion of a wealthy New France, found himself in peacetime York family. In a statement given a central figure In the sqpaational jater to the Sheridan Poat-Enter air corps controversy ovpr Colonel pr)g0 eaid tbe charges brought William Mitchell, which ended gajn8t Mrs.

Ryan were absolutely without foundation or Justifies tlon. The statement added he "can of fer no explanation for auch action on his part other than bqing directly attributable to Injuries to hla head suffered in recent automo bile accident which left hint in an Impulsive mental condition. Ryan ia a grandson ot the late Thomas Fortune Ryan. METHODISTS GATHER -Missonis, Aug. 11.

(JP) Sea-slona of tha Montana state conference of the Methodist Episcopal church wHl get nnder way here tomorrow morning. 1 The annual meeting of the Montana- Deaconess board will be held tomorrow morning. Delegates from Deacon Institutions over the state were here tonight. Pastors and Jay, delegates will arrive tomorrow. eventually In the latter leaving the service.

General Menoher himself retired In 1926 at the age of 64. He had been In 111 health for some time prior to the attack of pneumonia which caused hi death today. CIRCUS JlNlSS STABBED-BY NEGRO Boseman, Aug. 11. (AP) James Goll.

.14, train boa of, the Hagen-beck-Wallace circus, waa 1 stabbed and a negro employe beaten severely' In a fight between 4he two here tonight. Both were taken to hoe-pltaL ji The negros name was not learned. Goll was cut In the side below tho heart, across ths face- and on a leg. Employes of the circua said the fight started -var the loading of cars. TH EGA ETRA LIN WIT THE kNOCKLESS MiLES i toi Bnr salt.

Im select the cloth and you are to make Jst like the one you made two year ago." I took this order iCatcrdayandwonld like to ahowyoathesultlnj at 38.00. BILL The Nifty TfcQor..