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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-02-21
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Isabelle Shumway spent the
weekend at the VIM. Wilkinson
home.
Iowa Sugden and VIM. Wilkin-
son are on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Strachan
called at Fred Sugden's home
Monday.
Buddy Cossette spent Monday
night with Robert Sand.
John Strachan and Lloyd Court
ney attended the dance at the Ba-
ker school Saturday night.
Steve Marmon and Jack spent
Monday at Chris Sands home.
Roosevelt School News
Virginia Shumway has been abb
sent from school several days on
account of sickness.
The children have begun keep
ing individual charts for their
spelling each week.
The following program was Civ
en- Friday afternoon.
Life OF Lincoln Steve Marmou
Bed in Summer Buddy Cossette
Current Events ...- Isabelle
Shumway, Robert Sand
Song by the school
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RURAL CORRESPONDENCE
From Our Rural Patrons

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TOO late for last week.

(IOO late Tor last week.
Leonard Sullivan and family
spent Sunday night and Monday
at the Archie Sullivan home.
Mrs John Mann, Mrs. E. L.
Campbell and Allan Hurley spent
Thursday afternoon at the c. D.
Taylor home.
Archie Sullivan and wife called
at L. SulIivan's Tuesday.
Frank Campbell is spending a
few days in Wolf Point.
A great many people are TAX
ing advantage of the warm days
to replenish their coal-bins.
Oscar House, who has been Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. Lewis Kim
mel, left Saturday for Glasgow.
Martin Sethre and Gil Forsness
callen at the home Of C. D. Tay-
lor Wednesday afternoon.
(This week.
Once again the weather mar is
smiling on us.
Misses Martha Opheim and Es-
Their G%iersdorf, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Dorgan we're Sunday callers
at the Leonard Sullivan home.
Ray Trowbridge, Nate Green
and Lewis Kimmel went to Wolf
Point Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Sullivan
and children spent several days
last week at Archie Sullivan's.
Wendell Cook called on C. D.
Taylor Thursday.
Miss Helen Simenson visited
Miss Opheim Sunday.
Miss Rose Krogstad called at
Leonard Sullivan's Monday.
Fred Giersdorf is visiting his
brother Joe for a few weeks.
C. D. Taylor is on the sick list
this week.
Joe Readicker is spending the
week with his sister, Mrs. Ray
Trowbridge.
Pete Funk was a new mail car
rier on the north route last week.
Charles Taylor called on Oliver
somonsen Sundoy afternoon.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-02-21
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(Too late for last week.
Mr.. Foster has been very sick
and at present is in Circle where
he can receive proper medical at
tention.
Fred Sakshaug mas returned
home after spending the winter
working in Glasgow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prall and Everett
spent Monday evening at the Bux-
ton home listening to the radio.
Miss Esther Kiiskinen is board
ing with Mrs. Thornburg now.
There is to be a meeting of the
Farmers Union at the Sand Creek
schoolhouse on Saturday night,
February 18th. The ladies are to
bring lunch and a debate is prom
ised but the question has not
been learned.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-02-21
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Mrs. Art Rensvold, who has
been confined with an attack of
rheumatism, is very much improy-
ed,
The folks of the community
were sorry to hear of the death
of Leslie Adams. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Adams Of st. Cloud,
Minnesota, formerly of this com
munity. Leslie was accidentally
killed while out coasting near his
home.
R. L. DeVaney and Mrs. Minnie
Wallace visited at the Rensvold
home on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Winship
and Miss Verna Winship spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wagaman.
Ole Kyllingmark, John Kjel-
strup, Art Rensvold and R. L. De-
Vaney spent last Saturday in
Wolf Point.
Axel Holden and c. H. Devaney
called at Bob DeVaney's home on
Wednesday evening.
School News
Warm weather has increased
our attendance almost to its reg
ular size.
A combination Lincoln and Val
entine program was held Friday
afternoon. The program was plan
ned and carried out by Agnes Ho-
loien. 1t consisted of songs, a play,
stories, poems and games. The
school valentine box was opened
and the valentines distributed.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-02-21

Government by the majority is
wholesome and benefits so long
az It is tolerant and considerate."
DIR. William S. Thayer, presi-
dent American Medical associa-
ton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Holland and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Flad-
land and family, spent Wednesday
at the Paul Nygaard home
Mr.. John Warmbrod went to
Wolf Point on Wednesday.
Mr.. Joe Evans rode to Wolf
Point on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Breum and
family spent Sunday at the Frank
Shumway home.
Mrs. Axel Grimsrud, who has
been visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Bill
yeu, has returned to her home at
Wide Awake.
School News
The usual program was held in
the nature of a Valentines pro-
gram on Friday, February 14th as
follows:
Poems.
My Mothers Valentine -, Phyllis
Breum
A Valentine of Long Ago Vivian
Bilyeu
There once was a Puffin Elaine
Nygaard
The House Virgil Bilyeu
Fairy Footsteps Hazel Bilyeu
Fashions Evelyn Bilyeu
The Husband Who Kept House
Play:
Pig Phyllis Breum
Mother Vivian Bilyeu
Father Hazel Bilyeu
Babe Elaine Nygaard
Song When You and I We're
Young, Maggie.
After the program, the girls of
the school surprised the boys with
a Valentine party. Sandwiches, CO.
Goa, h-eart-shaped cakes with red
frosting, and candy, were served
to all. All of the children had a
good time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-28
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modern design passed upon Ask yourself these questions
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being Washington jewellers and de-
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Here's a close one at the
Aqueduct track. On Tap is
winning by a head from Skirl
in the third race at the opening
day of the Queens County
Jockey Clubs Fall session.
g Associated Press Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-28

Arthur L. Conn, Central High
School graduate, who won the
alumni regional scholarship to
the Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Conn, 1888
Cathedral avenue.
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A sharpshooter of note. Miss
Marge Schultz of Chicago. who
recently shot a perfect score
out of a possible 100 on the
Western Electric Co. range
there, using a regulation Army
rife G Wide World Photos
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-05
SHORTER HOURS, HIGHER WAGES,
 ARE ADVOCATED
A. F. o. L. Official Ad- vances These as Solution
 for Unemployment

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. B. Labor's solution for unemployment was advanced here today by Mat thew Woll, Vice-President of the American Federation of Labor. In brief, it was this: More money and fewer hourse of labor for the in- dividual worker.
 MT. Woll gave ils remedy in a talk made before the Conference of the American Academy of Poli- tical and Social Science on the general topic of Security in h. duStry."
 He declared the adoption of this plan (shorter hours and higher wages for the laboreD would in crease the opportunities for en- ployment and put in a minor role all other unemployment remedies.
 Ut is safe to say that in the midst of our alleged prosperity, few American workers obtain any, thing like satisfactory standard of living. Therefore, the first need of the nation is a higher standard for the masses, not solely to pro- vide sufficient employment, but to advance social progress as na- tional policy"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-05
FOSTER DEFIES
 HOUSE INQUIRY
Red Leader in America Re- fuses House Names of
 Central Committee

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. s. On the ground that such informa- tion might be used against them, William z. Foster, American Com munist leader, today refused to give to the Fish Committee of the House, Investigating Communist &C., tivities in the United States, the names of the Central Committee in this country.
 Questioned as to the identity of this Committee, Foster said: I'm not submitting the names of the committee, if you please" Asked why, he responded: Such evidence would only be used against us in the police courts in the event of our arrest"
 The House today continued to struggle with appropriation bills for the regular departments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-05
CHECK IS MADE
 ION WITHDRAWAL ORDERS, ALASKA
No More Public Land Res. servations Without Sub-
 mission to Governor

Under departmental orders re- gently issued, there will be no more public land withdrawals in Alaska until such withdrawals have been submitted to the Governor of the Territory and passed upon by him This was revealed here today by representative of the Interior De partment and Department of Agri- culture, in which is vested the ad- ministration of all unappropriated public lands.
 The Secretaries of those two de. partments have officially notified chiefs of all bureaus in their or ganizations to this effect. This, il is pointed out, means that no new reservation will be made in the Territory without the Knowledge o1 the Chief Executive of Alaska ano until he has had an opportunity tc express an official opinion upon tae advisability and necessity for talk ing such action.
 The Interior Department issued its order to this end several weeks ago, in fact, shortly after the re- turn of E. K. Bur1ew, Administra- tive Assistant to Secretary Wilbur from Alaska to Washington. He endorsed the policy. after a study of local conditions.
 A similar order, signified by Sec retary Arthur M Hyde, Secretary of Agriculture, was. received here by the United States Forest Service this week. It said: From time to time there are submitted to this office for transmittal to the Presi- dent proposed executive orders cov- ering the withdrawal of public lands in Alaska. It is directed that here after such orders, before being pre- sented to this office, shall be re- ferred to the Governor of Alaska. This action will tend to centralize the administration in Alaska and will also, give the Governor an op- portunity in advance of the pro posed withdrawals of public lands to express the official view of the Territory"
 The new policy, which has been contended for by many Alaskans, has the endorsement of the Alaska Commission, compose of Gov. Parks, Regional Forester c. H. Flory of the Department of Agri- culture, and Dennis Vim, repre- senting the Department of Com merce.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-05
MOVE TO BOOST
 DROUGHT FUNDS
 CREETS SENATE
Democrats Would Increase Budget Recommendation
 by 100000

WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. B. Democratic leaders in the Senate today sought to get the jump on the Administration in drought re- lief by launching movement to increase Governmental financial aid to almost two and one-half times that recommended by Pre- S l e n Hoover. They woudl have Congress appropriate s6o,ooo,0Oo for drought relief instead of the 5000 900 which was approved and recom- mended by the Bureau of Budget.
 Senator Joseph T. Robinson, the Democratic leader in the Senate, opened the subject when the Sen- ate Agricultural Committee started it's hearings on the Budgets plan. He was supported by several other Senators who joined him in intro ducing a bill carrying the s60, 0,000,- 900 appropriation for loans to farm- CTS for seed and feed
 Speaking before the Committee, Senator Robinson declared: If Congress is going to deal with the situation at all, it should deal with it generously" The bill for the s60,- 100000 was introduced on the floor of the Senate while the Commitete was still arguing over the amount.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-05
FOREST AGENT
 GOES WEST TO COMPLETE DEAL
Heintzleman Starts for San Francisco to Execute
 Timber Contracts

After having completed his mis- sion in Washington, D. C., which m cl u d e. d negotiations over the granting of final water power de- velopment licenses to the Cameron Chandler and Zellerbach interests B. F. Heintzleman, Assistant Reg ional Forester, today left the na- tional capital for San Francisco for final negotiations with those in- terests, it was announced here by M. L. Merritt, Assistant Regional Forester.
 The purpose of his trip to San Francisco is to execute the timber sale contracts for both the Ju- neau and Ketchikan pulp timber units. It is expected by local Forest Service officers he will complete this without delay and return here probably before Christmas.
 Each of the sales units compris- es 5,OO0,oo0,o00 feet board measure of hemIock and spruce. The areas from which it is to be logged have all been cruised both by agents of the two groups of capital and the Government and satisfactory schedule agreed upon. The terms of the sales have been negotiated and it is not believed there will be any hitch in executing the contracts.
 The final waterpower develop ment licenses were granted about ten days ago by the Federal Power Commission in Washington. MT. Heintzleman was detained there following this however, by the suit involving Swan Lake, coverted by the zellerbach license. This case was heard in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia early this week.
 The court heard arguments and has taken the matter under advise ment. It is expected a decision will be reached shortly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-05
DEATH PENALTY
 DEMANDED FOR
 EIGHT RUSSIANS
Soviet Prosecutor Makes Impassioned Plea at
 Treason Trial

MOSCOW, Dec. 5.-The name of Poincare was shouted again in the courtroom where eight engineers arc on trial fer their lives for treason before Judges who ruled out all mention of friendly foreign pow CTS"
 Prosecutor Krilenko today shook his finger in the general direction of Paris and accused the former Premier of working with the coun- ter-revolutionists.
 "If Poincare wants to know all details of this plot in which he played such an important part I'll let him have them; I'll let him know the worst when the time comes to fight. We will fight-fight as one. We will meet the crisis armed, prepared" shouted Krilenko.
 The Prosecutor renewed his de- mand that the defendants be put to death. He rehearsed the confes- sions drawn from Leonid Ramsin, one of the accused and said to be the chief plotter. He referred to the French denials of participation as "pure fake"
 The Prosecutor further said: We have sufficient proof that the French Army officers were connect ed through their agents in Mos COW. The action men plotted suf- ficiently and they merit the most severe punishment under our crim- inal code"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-05
PO|NCARE MAY BE ASKED TO
 FORM CABINET
Former Premier Called to Palace-Tardieu Gov-
 ernment Resigns

PARIS, Dec. 5.-President Dou- mergue has called former Premier Poincare to appear at the Elysee Palace, presumably to discuss the French Cabinet situation.
 International disarmament and Security entered prominently into the ministerial crisis which saw the Tardieu government resign late yesterday after losing in the Senate on a vote of confidence.
 Paul Boncour, Frances chief ar mament authority. counselled with the President, who, it is said, will choose a Cabinet which will give first place to disarmament and se- curity issues.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-05
SISTERS PRESERVE FIGS
 IN THEIR PORCH FACTORY

MONROVIA, Cal, Dec. 4.-Three backyard fig trees furnish the raw product for home business here of two sisters, Mrs. Cora Patterson and Mrs. Nina Hirschorn.
 Until last seasons crop they sold what raw figs they could, but they decided to preserve lot of them about the time of the county fair. They entered one jar and it won a blue ribbon.
 Now the. sisters have turned a porch of their home into a factory where they preserve, pickle and candy their product,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-05
ACQUITTED OF
 SHOOTING TWO
Woman Not Guilty of Kill
 ing Husband, Moon shining Partner

PORT ORCHARD, Wash, Dec. 5. Mrs. Julia Ann Christensen was acquitted last night on charges of shooting to death her husband G. L. Christensen, and his moonshin- ing partner, John Hegebrecht, near here last August.
 The jury deliberated two hours and ten minutes.
 Although Mrs. Christensen signed a confession she shot her husband because he was mean to her, and shot Hegebrecht to seal his lips, she later repudiated it saying the con- fession was obtained by the au- thorities under duress.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-05
Cup Presented To "WorM's Best Loser''

NE WYORK CITY, N. Y., Dec. 5.-Sir Thomas Upton was nearly overcome with emotion when he was presented with a cup for the Worlds Best Los CT" He was unable to finish his speech of acceptance which the Mayors Secretary completed.
 Sir Thomas rested for nearly an hour in Mayor Jimmy Walk CTS private office after the ceremony. The Yachtman said he would hold to his offer of another challenge in 1882 for Americas Cup.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-05
DISCOURAGED,
 TWO MEN END
 LEES BATTLE
Inability to Support Fam ilies Cause of Two
 Suicides

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 5.-Cour- age sapped the inability to support their families and two Seattle men committed suicide.
 Claude Townse wsa found slumped over an open gas jet by his son Lloyd, aged years. The widow and two other small children survive.
 The second suicide is in the County Morgue, unidentified. He drank poison on the street. The unknown left a note saying:
 Dear wife: tried until can try no longer Health and strength are gone since the accident. Good bye, dear one, Hubby"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-05
FORMER TOAST, ]. Z CON TINENTS, UNDER ARREST
Belle Livingston Runs Afoul of Liquor Laws in New
 Night Club Raid

NEW YORK CITY, N. Y., Dec 5.-A one-time toast of two conti- nents in the nineties, who included among her ex-husbands count and several millionaires, ran afoul of the liquor laws for the third time last night.
 Belle Livingston, aged 56 years former actress, was arrested with eight employees at the newest salon on Park Avenue.
 Twelve hundred dollars worth of assorted liquors was confiscated.
 Four hundred tsp-hatted and silk gowned patrons were told to hunt amusement elsewhere.
 Nine Dry Agents raided the place during the night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-05
HITLER SOUNDS
 RALLYINC CALL
Germans Must Be Prepared to Give Up Lives for
 Fatherland

BERLIN, Dec. 5.-Adolf Hit Ter, Dictator of the National SO- cialist Party, last night told Berlin's Student Body that every member must be prepared to give up his life for Ger many's regeneration and recap ture of her place in the Sun.
 "The sword is the final arbi- ter and from the steel of the sword cmergcs iron for the plow," said Hitler.
 Continuing, Hitler said:
 Turn your backs on Inter- nationalism. There Is only one God on Earth besides the God in Heaven, namely our Father land."
 Hitler was cheered lustily.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-05
N0TRE DAME IS ON SHORT
 END BETTING
Ten to Eight Bet on Game with Univ. of South
 ern California

sErt.s1@ses .~ -0 rs--sl sls-4 .st t.s a9,
 CHICAGO. H., Dec. 5-The Notre Dame football team finds itself on the short end of 10 to in betting as the eleven faces Southern Call fornia's football team Saturday.
 For the first time since 1928 the Irish eleven has been listed in Chicago at less than even money. Most of the times the Irish have been favorites.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-05
BIG PROJECTS
 ARE TAKEN UP
 BY HOUSE COM,
Favorable Reception Given to Public Building
 Program

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. D. President Hoover's plan of spend- ing s15O,OOO 900 within the next six months on public building projects has been started on the road of legislative enactments with the first outburst of criticisms appar- ently stilled.
 The detailed explanation giving the amounts allocated in subdivis- ions but not naming specific proJ- ects, was accorded favorable re- ception by the House Appropria- tions Committee today.
 The Chief of the Public Roads Bureau and Chief of the Army En- gineers under whom the bulkiest expenditures will be made, were the first witnesses called. In explanation they said the money would be used entirely on projects already approv- ed by Congress.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-05
Find $1,5OO, 'Two Men Re,Uwded With $l

AURORA, Nebraska, Dec. B. Jack Carroll, of Akron, Ohio, and William Martin, of Phila- delphia, proved to be honest men while bumming their way eastward.
 Carroll and Martin found a pocketbOok containing $1,5O0 in a railroad station. They turned the pocketbook and money over to the station agent who re- turned it to the owner.
 Thanks, here's dollar" was the reward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-12-05
WILL FIGHT COMMUNISTS
 AND BANDITS
President of Chinese Gov. ernment Goes to Front
 to Take Command

HAWKING, Dec. 5.-Chiang Kai Shek, President of the Chinese Gov ernment, has left by gunboat to di- rect the Government troops against bandits and Communists now over running the Provinces of Hupes, Human and Kiangshi.
 Chiang Kai Shek planned to be- gin operations at Kiukiang and then move toward Hankow and Changsha.