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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-07-13

at the home of Fern Holley on
Sunday. Harry is now working
near Pompeys Piller. Earl Mat
thews, working there also, Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Matthews Sunday.
Miss Alta Hunter has been
a guest of Miss Josephine West
brook of Lodge Grass creek this
week.
Eugene Matthews is now kill
ing cricketS for Matt Jordan.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-07-13
REQUEST

The Montana Dakota Utili-
ties company has withdrawn its
petition to the federal power
commission for permission to
import natural gas into Mon
tana from Canada, the state
railroad and public service COM
mission has announced. The
state commission opposed the
utility's petition at a hearing
in Helena in May.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29

Raleigh, Aug. 29-Seeking to in
crease the farmers income through
the promotion of better grading,
packing and handling methods, BuX-
ton White of Elizabeth City has been
employed by the State Department
of Agriculture as senior marketing
specialist to do Standardization work
in the field of farm crops, fruits and
vegetables.
In announcing the appointment OF
White, Commissioner of Agriculture
w. Kerr Scott said that services OF
the markets division of the Depart
ment are being increased materially
which will undoubtedly result in an
increased farm cash income for
growers"
White is a graduate in agriculture
from the North Carolina State Col
lege. Glass of 1915, where he served
for two years as assistant agronom-
ist of the N. C. Experiment Station
and later as alumni secretary. For
the past 20 years he has owned and
a commercial seed company
in Elizabeth City, having wide ex-
perience in the buying and selling
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29
STATE COLLEGE HAS
BULL WITH RECORD

College Station, Raleigh, Aug 20.
-Penshurst Gerald, 11-year-old Ayr
shire bull in the Central Experiment
Station herd at State College, has
made an enviable record of produc-
ing daughters which far eXcelled
their dams in milk and butterflat pro
duction, it was announced here to-
day by John A. Arey, dairy special
ist of the State College Extension
Service. The bull is owned jointly
by the Experiment Station and
Charles S. Spicer of Jefferson, in
Ashe county. "It is said that the
sire is so per cent Of the future
herd but Gerald is more than SO
per cent" the specialist declared.
Mr.. Arey has just received a re-
port from the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture announcing a
third proving" of the BULL A bull
is proven when a certain number of
its daughters exceed the produc-
ton records of their dams.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29
by ARNOLD

mistaking me for one of Escobar's
men. His companions were wit
nesses to that. Mr.. Rogers hasn't
spoken to me all day because he
was angry with me for coming up
there"
"Why, goodness, honey, I de-
clare" Sally Brazee came to life at
this juncture. Things happen so!
Goodness, he actually shot at you?
Did he hurt you? Couldn't he see
who it was and all? I declare, I
don't know whatever's to become
of this ranch if things don't stop
crowding up, one after the other
and"
Don't get worked up, Sally"
her husband said. But she went on,
"-and never a way to know
what's going to happen next. You
say Shot actually took his rife to
shoot at you."
Eyes, Aunt Sally. Of course he
thought he was doing right. The
bullets went through my hair, on
top of my head. Tore my silk hand
kerchief. It actually was narrow
escape, but I guess I deserved the
scare. I apologize to you again.
and"
"But, honey, whatever were you
doing up there in the first place?
Since Shot didn't take, you, and
didn't know you were there, what
were you doing 2"
"Why, yes!" Her uncle George
put this in, turning to her in this
talking. "Shot, you and your men,
agreed "a hours ago to go to the
Hump. Even if you changed your
mind without consulting us, which
would have been all right, how'd
Lorena know it? Lorena, did you
expect Shot to come to the east
range, in the opposite direction?
How did you know he'd be there 2"
Lorena's lower lip tucked in
again, in the manner it had when
she was agitated. It made her look
like a scared little girl, which in
measure is what she was. 4,
"I can't answer that. one just
now: Uncle George" she muir
INJURED.
"Well, listen, Jerry Dale put In
again, pointing a finger at Lorena.
II don't care how you knew where:
Rogers was at. want to know, why
you went up there with him 4
That's what want to know
why?"
| The people all stared at her.
deeply interested. Lorena was wide
eyed, but she lifted her pretty chin
| Just a little. Even in the dim moon
glow there they could see the chal-.
lenge in her.
"And that, Mr.. Jerry Daie,H sne
said evenly, "I'n1 afraid is none OF
your business!"
| Ito Be Continuede 5.
49, ..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29
Two-Thirds
u. S. Against
Third Term

New York. Aug. 29.-TWO persons
out of three oppose third term Tor
President Roosevelt, according to the
latest surveys of DR.. George Gallup,
published today in Look magazine.
However, a trend study revealed that
Roosevelt's popularity has increased
in the last lew months after sud-
den drop in the year.
Most Americans think Roosevelt
will not run in 1910" stated DIR. Cal
lup, but the President IS beng told
by his advisers, Washington oDSef-
vers say, that he will have to run be-
cause lnere is no other "llberal' on
the horizon who has anything like
enough Voter-appeal'
DR.. Gallup is founder and director
of the American Institute OF Pubic
Opinion. which conducts lSS surveys
on the basis of what it considers to
be accurate crOsS-sectiOnS OF the
public, rather than on quantity OF
people questioned. Income, age, sex,
occupation. and other factors are
considered. Gallup's method accur-
ately predicted the 1886 Roosevelt
victory.
The survey experts article in Look
also states that the Institute poll
shows that, If Roosevelt wants the
1910 Democratic nomination he can
get it. He is still the most popular
Democrat, though less than half of
his 1886 followers now favor third
term for him.
"Only 45 per cent of those polled
think Roosevelt will win if he runs
again. Two-fifths of the people who
have formed opinions say they would
vote for Roosevelt regardless of who
opposes him. But he would run
slightly behind Thomas E. Dewey,
and neclI-and-neck against Senator
Taft of Ohio
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29

any big man is likely to be in anger.
But Shot Rogers, slenderer, tall
er, normally quieter, nevertheless
was known to the others as a man
of equal if very different force. I'M
pulsive in his own right at times,
Shot nevertheless had something
Of trust and ability in him which
the other lacked. Most of those
present knew it. All of them sensed
the quick drama there.
"You are doin' powerful lot of
talking Shot said slowly, when
he: had come near to Jerry Dale.
"You are asking slot of questions
you're damn tootin' am, Rog-
ers. Now listen to me. You may
think you're the king bee around
here. just because you're hired to
lead the fighting men. Or because
you won medal or two with your
guns. Well, listen, all that don't
make damn. So far you've man
aged to be somewhere else every
time .Escobar's been around. Usu-
ally you're to be found with Miss
Lorena!"
Then Shot said a surprising
thing. !.
Il amt accustomed to hear you
say Miss Lorena, Dale. You called
her plain Lorena from the first day.
How come you pick up, the Miss
now?"
The speech startled everybody,
including Lorena herself. Partly be-
cause it was true, and mainly be-
cause Shot had spoken so mildly
instead of flaring up in anger.
stop all this nonsensew George
Brace commanded. When George
Brazee wanted to, he could roar.
His big voice doomed out impress
siveiy now. Jerry, if you've got a
chip on your shoulder about some
thing, then you better go to bed.
You've been out all last night and
all day today. You may not feel it.,
but you need rest.as
AT the same time, there's some
truth in what. he. says. / mean, it
seems to me it's important to know
why Lorena happened to be up
there beyond Miners arroyo with
the hired fighting men leaving her
aunt. here distracted with worry,
when she. had no business up there
a-tall. Now, Lorena. you are a
guest in this house and a grown
one at that, but if Shot Rogers fig
ures to mix his courting, with.
r "Uncle sGeorgei" Lorena inter-
rupted. you said I wasaa grown
person. Soil ana, then. I do apollo
gize ito Aunt Sally, and to you, But
1 want you all to, know that my
preseneeein Miners arroyo was as
much a surprise to Mr.. Rogers as
tit was to- Jerry. Dale or you. Shot
Rogers even tried to kill me.
lmean he shot atsne with his rife.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29
MALADY OF BEES
NOW ON DECLINE

Raleigh, Aug. 28.-American foul
brood, most destructive and costly
Of all bee diseases, has been re-
duced approximately SO per cent in
Eastern North Carolina during the
past two years as a result of strict
enforcement Of the <"apiary :nspec-
ton law and cooperation of bee
keepers and farmers" P. C. Grad
dock, apiary Inspector OF the State
Department of Agriculture "eported
today.
Craddock reported having in
spected more than 10000 colonies
of bees during the past IL months,
finding an infection of LIS per cent
compared with 3.4 per cent Ameri-
can foulbrood infection in 1900
colonies inspected in 1937-1938
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29

of farm products, equipment and
supplies.
His. first assignment will be to
give consideration to the installa-
ton of modern equipment for the
washing and drying Of early COM
mercial Irish potatoes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-29

L. l. Case, Extension animal hus-
bandman of State college, expects
heavy livestock marketings in the
next iX months.
Evening star., 1939-04-01
Dr.. f. {. Beery 10 Occupy
Emory N. {. Pulpit

DR.. Edgar c. Beery presiding eld-
er of the Washington District of
the Southern Methodist Church, will
be the guest preache- at Emory M.
E. Church South tomorrow night
The Rev. Horace T Cromer will
preach at II am. continuing lis
Lenten series. He will talk on Gar
ments Under His Feet
Holy Week services will be held
each night except Monday. The
candle light sacrament of the Lord S
supper will be on Thursday. Stain
er's oratorio. The CrucifiXion," will
be presented by the choir on Fri
day night.
The Junior choir of 70 voices will
make its first public appearance to-
morrow morning
The league groups will meet at Z
pm. Mary Lou Garvin will lead
the intermediate group on IRE
ligious Symbolism" Robert Klaass'
will lead the senior group on "Th'
Meaning of Communion" Irving G
Beckwith, teacher of the Phi Tau
Glass, will speak. The Rev. w. H.
Hantzman will speak to the Young
Peoples League on Jesus, the
Teacher"
The third quarterly conference vii
be held Monday evening. DR.. Beer.
will conduct the meeting.
Evening star., 1939-04-01
Metropolitan Baptist
To Receive Group Of
New Members
Dr.. Ball Announces
Topic for His Sermon
In Mornino

Another large group Of new men,
bers will be received at the Metro
politan Baptist Church tomorrow
morning by the Rev. DR.. John
Compton Ball He will preach on
"Journeying With Jesus Under the
Palms" At 7:45 pm. Assistant Pas
tor Robert Savage will conduct a
song service and preach on IF You
Had Been at Calvary" DR.. Ball
will baptize eight candidates for
church membership.
At $50 pm. five young peoples
societies will meet and at $50 pm,
following the evening service, the
young people will hold Seth
Parker hymn sing at the home of Al
fred Merkel with Mr.. Savage and
Madge Everett as song leaders.
On Tuesday at 7 pm. the Thru
the-Bible Class. under the leader
ship of Mrs. William Hasker. will
consider the subject, "The Person
and Work of the Holy Spirit" On
Thursday evening a special pre-
Easter communion service will be
conducted by DR.. Ball. Assisting
him will be Melvin Carrico, Miss
Ethel Holmes. Lloyd Frederick, Mrs.
Lloyd Parker, Joseph Balderson.
Miss Marjorie Crouch and S. A.
Smith. Special music. Observance
of the Lords supper.
Evening star., 1939-04-01
Brentwood Park M. (.

With music and sermons special
emphasis will be given to Palm Sum-
day tomorrow. The musical program
will be under the direction of Pearl
Hauer. The Rev. S. Carroll Coale
will deliver a sermon on "The An
niversary Day of Victory" at II
o'clock. "Children's Praise" will be
the subject of Palm Sunday story
for the children Two choirs will
participate in the program in the
evening sermon. The minister's
topic will be "The Glory of the
Palm-strewed Highway"
Holy Week services will be Thurs
day and Friday evenings. A quiet
hour will be observed from 7 to 8
o'clock on Thursday, to be followed
by the sacrament of the Lords sup
per. On Good Friday there will be
a service featuring the hymns Of
the cross. The minister will speak
on "The Message Of the Cross"
Evening star., 1939-04-01
7heo|ogian TO Speak
Al Keller Lutheran

The Rev. DR.. Abdel Ross Wentz,
historian, author and professor of
church history at the Lutheran
Theological Seminary at Gettysburg
Pa, will address the spring rally
in Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church tomorrow at $50 am. He
will also preach the Confirmation
sermon at II o'clock. He will speak
on the crisis in the Far East as it
affects and is affected by Christian
missions.
Holy. Week services will be held
each evening except Monday and
Saturday. The Rev. DR.. j. Harold
Mumper, pastor Of Keller Memorial,
will conclude his series of medita-
tions with Jesus at the Places of
His Passion" preaching Tuesday
evening on with Jesus on the Via
Dolorosa"; Wednesday, With Jesus
on Calvary and Thursday, with
Jesus in Joseph's Garden" Pre-
paratory service will be held We'd
nesday evening and holy communion
Maundy Thursday evening.
Good Friday evening. the senior
choir will render Stainer's Cruel
fixion."
Evening star., 1939-04-01
Lewis Memorial,

The Rev. John A. Trader will
preach the sixth sermon on the
series. THE Way of the Cross" The
subject will be The Cross and Com
passion" All three vested choirs
will sing. Several candidates for
membership will be baptized. At 8
pm. the minister will continue the
theme, Studies in the Christian
Life" using the topic, "The. Christian
as Witness"
Services will be held during Holy
Week at pm. on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. Holy COM
munion will be celebrated on Thurs
day. The Junior Choir will sing
over the radio station WRC April
at 915 am.
Evening star., 1939-04-01
Special Music Planned
At Wallace Memorial

Palm Sunday will be observed at
Wallace Memorial United Presby-
terian Church with several appro-
pirate musical numbers, vocal and
instrumental. At II am. the Rev.
DR.. c. E. Hawthorne will preach
on "Who Rules Your Life?" The
sacrament of infant baptism will
be administered. At pm. there
will be a praise and gospel service.
The annual business meeting of
the congregation will be held on
Wednesday evening, with a dinner
being served preceding it. Seven
elders, five trustees and all the ush-
ers are to be elected.
Holy Thursday will be observed
at o'clock. DR.. Hawthorne will
speak on Great Decisions of the
Last Week." Communion service will
be held on Good Friday evening.
Evening star., 1939-04-01
Ouochito College
Choir to Sinq

"A Victor Indeed" will be the
subject of DR.. Edward Hughes
Pruden at the First Baptist Church
tomorrow morning. The Lords sup
per will be observed The Ouachita
(Arkansas College Symphonic Choir
will sing. In the evening DR..
Pruden, continuing his series of pre-
Easter evangelistic sermons, will
speak on "Sn Inescapable Question" F"
The Mems Brotherhood dinner at
the church Monday will be addressed
by Senator Logan of Kentucky. The
dinner will be followed py meeting
of the Board of Deacons. The EXecT-
tive Council will meet at the church
Tuesday evening.
A group from the Luther Rice
Defenders of the Faith will conduct
. service at the Northeast Mission
Wednesday evening.
Evening star., 1939-04-01
Procession of Palms
Next Sunday

At st. Paul's Church on Twenty
third street, near Washington Cir
Gle, the service of the blessing of the
palms takes place early Sunday
morning. The procession, with
torch bearers, choir boys, acolytes
and clergy, takes part in the pro-
cession of palms at the midday serv-
ice. Appropriate to the occasion,
1.-THE Palms will be sung as an in
troit.
The Rev. Robert Gibson of Acco-
keek, Md, will conclude his series
of sermons on worship at 8 pm.
This service will be solemn even
song and benediction of the blessed
sacrament.
On Maundy Thursday members
of the parish take turns in keeping
watch before the blessed sacra-
ment. Prayers and intercessions are
made.
The ''Three Hours" service is on
Good Friday. The music is the Re
proaches."
Evening star., 1939-04-01
Communion Tomorrow
At St. Stephens

At the 1870 celebration of the hol
communion tomorrow at st. Stephe!
and the Incarnation the palms vii
be blessed. The II o'clock service
will also be celebration of the holy
communion, when there will be ap-
propriate music and the procession
of palms. At this service memoria
panel and canopy at the pulpit Wi
be dedicated to the memory Of til
late Mrs. Annie V. Woodward,
devout member of the parish.
The special preacher at TIL
Wednesday evening service of Titan.
and sermon at o'clock will be til
Rev. DR.. Herbert A. Donovan, recto-'
of Truro Parish, Fairfax. Va. The
Very Rev. Noble c. Powell, dean 0
the Washington Cathedral, will BE-
the preacher at the three-hou'
service on Good Friday. The rector
will preach Good Friday at pm.
Holy communion will be celebrated
at 10 am. Monday, Wednesday
Thursday and Saturday and at 7:3o
am. Tuesday and Thursday. The
service of ante-communion will be
held Good Friday at 10 am.
Evening star., 1939-04-01
Dr.. Cove 6. Johnson
Announces Topic
OF Sermon
The Cffense of the
Cross Will Be
Theme Tomorrow

DR.. Cove G. johnson, pastor OF
the National Baptist Memorial, will
preach tomorrow morning on THE
Offense of the Cross" The Lord S
supper will be observed and new
members will be received. At 8 pm.
the assistant pastor, the Rev. A.
Lincoln Smith, breaches on The
Hymns of Heaven" The choir from
the Ouachita Baptist College of
Arkadelphia, Ark, will render spe-
cial music.
The Pinkham Bible Glass will hold
a business meeting at the home of
w. S. Anderson. 3l21 Patterson
street, on Tuesday evening.
The Evening Mission Club con-
tinues its round-the-world cruise at
the dinner meeting on Thursday,
visiting 'Rumania, with Dr. Rufus w.
Weaver as the speaker. Arthur
Pendleton will give the devotional
message and Mrs. Louise Pressgrove
will teach.
The pastors class for boys and
girls meets in the church parlor at
pm. The service of the church
is at s, the subject being The
Suffering Saviour"
Evening star., 1939-04-01
Good Friday Rite Planned
For franklin Park

The eighth annual Everybody
Good Friday Services" under the
auspices of the Washington Catholic
Evidence Guild, will be held. weather
permitting, in Franklin Park be-
tween 3 and 5 o'clock.
The Rev. DR.. John C. Ellis of Cath
olic University will be the speaker on
Friday. From Ais to o'clock the pro-
pram will be broadcast over WJSV.
The services will consist of sermons on
the meaning of Good Friday for al
men. A feature of the program will be
the meditations on the ii stations of
the Way of the Cross. Large pic
lures of each station are held before
the audience during the time of the
meditation A vested choir from
the religious houses of the Catholic
University will render the music.
The music of the requiem mass. the
Stabat Mater and the music of the
Good Friday mass of the preSancti-
fed, together with popular hymns
of devotion, will provide the musical
portion of the commemoration. Tho
program will be under the general
direction of the Rev. DR.. Charles A.
Hart of Catholic University. assisted
by the Rev. DR.. Aloysius J. Burg
graft, superior of St. Pauls College;
the Rev. Clement Breen, Dominican
House of Studies, and the Rev. Mark
Kennedy. Holy Name College.
The Good Friday services IN
Franklin Park each year opens the
annual outdoor religious forums Of
the guild. Thereafter, beginning
with Easter Sunday. the guild hold
Franklin Park forums each Sundav
from 3 to o'clock, and later in tho
season on Sundays from to 9 pm =,
as well as week day evening pre-
grams.
Evening star., 1939-04-01
Dr.. Gould Will Preach
On Blessed by the King

The pastor of Francis Asbury
M. E. Church South, DR.. Robin
Gould, will preach on BLESSED by
the King" tomorrow morning.
At pm. motion picture, THE
Life of Christ" will be shown.
Holy week services will be held
Monday through Friday at pm.
The pastor will preach each evening
through Thursday. His subjects
are: Monday. The Barren Fig
Tree; Tuesday. I'VE Would See
Jesus; Wednesday,, The Silent
Day." and Thursday, The Paschal
Supper" There will be special
music each evening and the Lords
supper will be administered Thurs
day.
On Friday evening the choir and
assisting artists will present Stainer's
"CrucifXion."
On Friday from 2 to o'clock a
eervice will be held presenting The
Seven Last Words From the Cross
The speakers are DR.. E. C. Beery,
the Rev. c. F. Phillips, DR.. John
2ustin, the Rev. Ralph Sharpe, DR..
Clifton K. Ray, the Rev. Horace E.
Cromer and DR.. Gould.
Evening star., 1939-04-01
TrinitY.

"Christ Maniresting Himself" is
the subject of DR.. David L. Ennis
tomorrow at II am. Holy baptism
will be administered. The choir
will render Stainer's "Cruciflxion'
at pm. Holy Week services will
be held Wednesday, Thursday (holy
communion) and Friday at pm.
Evening star., 1939-04-01
Methodist Protestant
North Carolina Avenu

"What Jesus Thought About Him
self as King" is the sermon theme
of the Rev. B. I. Barnes at II m.
Holy communion will be celebrated
at 8 pm. on Holy Thursday. The
theme by the pastor will be Strong
Son of God-Crucified
Evening star., 1939-04-01
Salvation Army.
Meetings tomorrow are:

Meetings tomorrow are:
Temple Corps, COG E street NV
Commandant Lee Gaugh will be
conducting revival meetings at II
am. and 8 pm.
Colored Corps, 1901 Seventh street
N.W.-Brigadier James Roberts will
be in charge of the II am. meeting.
At 8 pm. Maj and Mrs. Harold
Gesner of the Mems Social Service
Center will be in charge of the
meeting.
Southeast Corps, 1888 Eighth street
S.E.-Maj. Gilbert S. Decker will
preach at II am. on THE Other
spirit and at pm. on wholesale
Enthusiasm"
Georgetown Corps, lots Jefferson
street N.W.-At IL am. Capt. Hazel
Banks will speak and Capt. Elizabeth
Wyatt at pm. -
Northeast Corps, 7l5 I street NE.
AT II am. Mrs. Capt. Swyers will
speak on 1.-The Good Things of Life. I"
At 8 pm. Capt. Walter Swyers will
use for his topic He Entered Tri-
umphantly."
Evening star., 1939-04-01
John Wesley A. NJ. f. Il.

Bishop Cameron Chesterfield AL
leyne of Philadelphia will be the
Holy Week preacher. beginning Mon
day night. His general theme will
be when the Cross Conquered"
His subjects are: Monday, The
Cross Bearer; Tuesday, The Print
of the Nails: Wednesday, Some
body's Knockin' AT Yo' Door;
Maundy Thursday, Bread of Life;
Friday, watching the Cross"
On Good Friday three-hour
service will begin at - o'clock in
which the seven words of Christ
upon the cross will be discussed by
the following speakers: The Rev.
Henry J, Calls, pastor Lomax
Temple, Arlington, Va: the Rev.
Hampton T. Medford, secretary of
foreign missions. A M. E. z. Church;
David Wright Boyd of Howard Uni
versity, the Rev. David Cecil Lynch,
pastor, Metropolitan Wesley Church;
the Rev. Robert Moten Williams,
pastor of Asbury NJ E. Church; the
Rev. Aetius Albertus Crooke, pre-
siding elder of the Washington dis
trict, and Bishop Alleyne.
Dr.. Stephen Gill Spottswood. the
pastor, will preach tomorrow at II
am. on Grown HIM" At 8 pm,
the choir will render the cantata,
The Seven Last Words of Christ"
by Du Bois.
Evening star., 1939-04-01
CONGRESS Street.

The Harrison Bible Glass will meet
tomorrow at GAS am. William H.
Harrison, president. will preside.
John Appel will have charge of the
lesson. DIR. Hirl A. Kester, pastor,
will give short talk. Representa-
tive John M. Robson of Kentucky
will be the guest speaker. The les
son theme is Changes Wrought by
Conversion" DR.. Kester will preach
at II am. on Jesus Wept." At 8
pm. the choir will give sacred
cantata, "Olivet to Calvary" Holy
communion at the Lenten service,
ThurSday. 8 pm.