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CHOCCLRE3 VAN DUNN CHOCOLATE SHOPS

Snow White" the first feature film without human Its nice premiere" the said "No 
 Lloyd Nolan who gets shotagainby George Raft in House the gives the he could die in bed"
 Best death the screen Lew Ayres' All Quiet the Western Front It played with his hand reaching butterfly the side of trench sud- denly stled Death be pitfalls for actor especially they're prolonged They bring out the juicy thick. Most novel death in Tower of in wine by Karloff and Rath bone). Worst I Ricardo Cortess forgotten gangste in acted while falling gunfre is diretcing now-al is forgiven
 Gregory doing the intimate scenes" for "The Path behind black shutting off the yiewju Outside the listening to Ginger Rogers Henry Travers important dialogue be- follow the without seeing it. just we'll
 McCrea Gngers leading always reminds me of Behind that the new Ginger'-with make-up-doesnt look so new Nice, though.
 old Betty Grable, just an average cutie in Hollywood gets hit in New York When she comes back something special in Hollywood because she has New York thumbs-up
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Hollywood Sighh Aud Souud5
By Robb,n Coons.

7h HOLLYWOOD Cal, Jan. 3.-Peope pictures and things
 Clark Gable wants to make just two year from counting Gone five, he's been
 Osa Massen the Danish girl who used to a cutter had language trouble splicing Eng land There the picture which the joint yours Osa befudded tossed the sequence had to scramble to find it later thought explained plantively, "a joint piece of meat"
 M Carol Lombard the towns Christmas give did her shopping eayfrOm list that abbergasted Gable himself no pker in the Santa Claus racket.
 Harvey Parry the sumter tells wrinkle When acl for double for a courters look much like the idol possible tall they bultup shoes; for short they heels they slick their hair down. z according actors hairdress This is supposed chances for job Harvey the double Lolrie in movie Telling about it. he still had his heel-ess
 Preview of oulvers Travels the feature of that theatre after the opening
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WRANGELL MAN IS
 VISITING JUNEAU

Brooks Hanford, son of Fred Han ford, prominent Wrangell business man, arrived here on the North Coast to Hook over Juneau" with the possibility of locating here.
 Hanford has recently concluded census enumerating work on the West Coast where he found resi- dents having tough sledding' after an unusually poor fishing season.
 A guest at the Baranof Hotel, Han- ford said he would spend at least a few days in Juneau.
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southward has been made and the street leveled about 30 feet wide for that distance, and for half ot that it is graveled.
 According to Charles Tuckett, su- pervisor of the project, only about $2,000 has been expended SO far and sufficient funds are available to complete the project Altogether 39 men have been assigned to par ticipate in the relief work.
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DOUGLAS
 NEWS
WILSON'S IN ARIZONA

MT. and Mrs. L. B. Nelson who left here before the holidays to visit with MT. Nelson's parents in Arizona are there now and enjoy ing the warm climate, according to word from them received in the last mail. -.........-
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JOHNSON IMPROVING

John G. Johnson. who with Mrs. Johnson has been visiting in Seattle for the past few weeks, is reported recovering from the ailment he was afflicted with though six weeks more is necessary, according to his phys ician, should pass before he returns home
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-03
FIFTH AVE. FORGING AHEAD

The Fifth Avenue WP.A. project in Douglas is going right along in fine shape and aided by continued mild weather promises to be carried through without difficulty.
 So far about 1000 feet of the cut along the hillside from D Street
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(. D. A. Sewing
 Circle to Meet

Members of the Catholic Daugh- ters of America sewing circle will meet tomorrow aftrnoon at the. Par ish Hall. The session will start at 1:3O o'clock and all are urged to attend. er. as.
 Hostess for tn afternoon meeting will be A-rs. 11ary Reiten.
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G0lDSTEIN GOING
 OUT, NORTH COAST

I. Goldstein will sail on the North Coast tomorrow night for a several weeks visit with his family in Cali fornia.
 Mrs. Goldstein and son Bobby are in San Francisco for the winter.
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MENzEL ON TRIP

Paul Menzel, old time resident of Fairbanks, long time with Waech- ter Brothers and lately engaged in mining in the Circle Area. is a passenger aboard the Mount Me- Kinley bound for California. He expected to return north in May.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-03
CHIMNEY FIRE

A chimney flue blaze that did no damage called firemen to the 3-3 box late yesterday afternoon. The call was to the Maxi residence on Gastineau Avenue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-03
Legion Aux. Plans
 Rummdge Sale Soon

Mrs. George Gullufsen presided at last evenings regular business meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary held in the Dugout.
 There were reports of various Christmas committees and plans were made for a rummage sale to be held on January 26. The sale will be under the direction of Mrs. E. M Policy, chairman.
 The next gathering of the aux Hilary was announced for January l6. and this is to be social ses- sion.
 DIR. STEVE>. CHIROPODIST, Makes Arch Appliances to measure office, 10 Valentine Bldg Phone 64a
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LO5T aHD FOUND

LOST-Will the party that picked up wheel and tire at Aux Lake please return it to Johnny Olson at Fire Hall. Reward.
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4-ROOM PARTLY furnished house for. rent. Reasonable. Phone 67 after pm.
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MUST SELL equity in income earn ing apartments on Dixon. Three apartments, two furnished, one with fireplace. Five minutes from business district Best view prop erty buy in town. See Bob Hen- ming at Empire office.
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FOR RENT-OIic apartment with bedroom and bed closet bed.
 Also one apartment with bed-
 room both furnished, Hillcrest. Phone 439.
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Robert Spadr (arrow) Elizabeth J. led Philadelphia jail Greyhound Terminal blocks through crowded streets firing Dodgng Quaker City Bus Terminal he lavatory trapped.
 threaten tear Minute later Spader gave up
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FOR RENT-Furnisiied housekeep- ing rooms. 209 Second St.
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VACANCY Decker Apartments Call Green 465.
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FOR RENT - One gas pump, in operation. Call Femmer at 114.
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VACANCY, couple only Apply in person. Winter and Pond Apts.
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FOR RENT-2-room apt, hot and cold water electric range and steam heated Inquire at Capitol Beer Parlor.
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Empire Want Aos Bring Results.
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CABIN for rent Suitable for bach elors. Inquire Getchel residence, Capitol Ave.
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FOR RENTING rooms, nice view, hot water heated. One block above Federal Bldg. Prefer men working days. Phone Blue 165.
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FOR RENT

=
 FOR RENT-3-room apt, oil bur 1 ner. Inquire at 407 South Frank lin St.
 FOR RENT-2-room apt, hot and
 cold water electric range and
 steam heated. Inquire at Capitol
 Beer Parlor.
 CABIN for rent Suitable for bach
 elors. Inquire Getchel residence, Capitol Ave.
 ONE 3-room apt. and one 4-room
 apt at Evergreen.
 SUBLET for two months, private home. Call 241.
 5-ROOM apt, steam heat, electric range, Frigidaire. Corner 7th and Harris. Phone Green 200 FOR RENT-Two- and three-room ] furn. apartments. Fosbee Apts. ! VACANCY - Large room and a half private entrance, cooking [ facilities Reasonable. 413 3rd St. ROOM close in. Reasonable. 43l
 Seward St.
 FOR RENT-6 room modern
 house; unfurnished. Phone ASA { or call 5O4 5th St.
 FOR RENTING rooms, nice view, hot water heated. One block
 above Federal Bldg. Prefer men
 working days. Phone Blue 165. DESIRABLE rooms: Ho'lsel home
 on 4th St. Phone 488. FOR RENT-OIic apartment With bedroom and bed closet bed. Also one apartment with bed
 room both furnished, Hillcrest. Phone 439.
 VACANCY Decker Apartments.
 Call Green 465.
 FOR RENT-Furnisiied houSekeep-
 ing rooms. 209 Second St. 4-ROOM PARTLY furnished house
 for. rent. Reasonable. Phone 67
 after pm.
 VACANCY, couple only. Apply in
 person. Winter and Pond Apts. FOR RENT - One gas pump, in
 operation. Call Femmer at 114. VACANCY-Nugget Apartments. FOR RENT-7artly furnished flat.
 Inquire Snap S...oope. COZY, warm, furn. apts. Light,
 water, dishes, cooking utensils
 and bath. Reasonable at Seaview.
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DESIRABLE rooms: Hollsel home on 4th St. Phone 488.
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FOR RENT-3-room apt, oil bur ner. Inquire at 407 South Frank
 lin St.
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ROOM close in. Reasonable. 43l Seward St.
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] VACANCY - Large room and a
 half private entrance, cooking facilities Reasonable. 413 3rd St.
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FOR RENT-7artly furnished flat Inquire Snap s..1o2pe.
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vACANCY-Nugget Apartments.
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FOR RENT-6 room modern house; unfurnished. Phone 4o4
 or call 504 5th St.
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COZY, warm, furn. apts. Light, water, dishes, cooking utensils and bath. Reasonable at Seaview.
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5-ROOM apt, steam heat, electric range, Frigidaire. Corner 7th and Harris. Phone Green 200.
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ONE Broom apt. and one 4-room apt at Evergreen.
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FOR RENT-Two- and three-room furn. apartments. FoSbee Apts.
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SUBLET for two months, private home. Call 241.
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WANTED

WANTED-Used gunny sacks. 3kc each delivered to coal bunkerS.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-08

bought a prospecting outfit, 14cluding
a riding horse and a pack horse for
each one Of the party. They went into
/ the east, intending 70 camp on Mis-
sion creek, and reached II Just 10
night was coming. They knew OF the
existence Of Indians m the region, but
assumed there would be no trouble.
4 Hughes two companions were little
+ in advance Of him when they paused
( for the night When they went near
/ the bushes along the creek large
/ number Of Indians rushed out and at
tackled the two men nearest them, with
a voIley Of arrows. The men realized
that their only hope lay IN reaching
the protection of a thick fringe OF
brushwood; but the Indians closed
around them too quickly and shot
them down.
Hughes, fortunate to be some dis
lance away, made a dash for the BUSH
es himself and with better luck than
his companions. The Indians fired at
him with their arrows, one OF which
went through his arm, but he sue
ceeded in reaching the bank OF the
stream The Indians pushed through
the brush close behind him. but when
they closed in on him, he wheeled
suddenly and with his revolver shot
three Of them through the bodies.
There was instant CONSERVATION on
the part of the Indians; they wheeled
and retreated. Hughes jumped into
the creek and hid himself in some
driftwood that had collected against
small tree. He was wearing at that
time hght-colored hat, which one OF
the keen-eyed Indians presently de-
tected. A gJInshot sounded, and bull
let plowed across Hughes forehead.
Hughes Revolver Empty
TITfohac xryuc fnrOuvT1 into q manic for
he knew now that there was at least
one gun among the Indians, and the
man who had it knew how TO use 1t.
But he managed to control himself,
and lay low The Indians feared TO
come close, for they remembered the
manner in which Hughes had shot
their three companions
They didn't know, fortunately, that
Hughes revolver was now empty, as
horse, which the Indians had by now
taken He quickly got rid Of the con-
spicuous hat and trusted to the APP
proach of darkness TO save him.
AS it grew darker and his chances
~ escape improved, the Indians tried
to lure him out by calling, Good eve
ming, Charlie; come out, Charlie:
won't hurt, Charlie; howdy, Charlie"
and other things they had learned In
the white tongue. But Hughes did not
care to be on any closer terms with
them than he was now. so he ducked
lower in the water and waited until
complete night had come.
After dark he slipped down the creek
for abOgs a mile, staying In the water,
and then turned west and Travelled all
night. About daylight he reached yell
lowstone canyon, where he was for
tunate enough to meet a man on his
way to Yellowstone City, and was given
a ride In the wagon.
Hughes had lost all his property and
was discouraged when Weaver talked
to him. He was anxious to get back
to his family in Iowa Weaver was IN
strumental In raising a purse, which
enabled Hughes to do that.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-08

An automobile accident In Butte
worked hand in hand with the stork.
One machine involved was being
driven by a man who was taking his
wife to hospital to await the blessed
event. AS he sped by a panel truck,
his car sidesWiped the truck, throwing
his wife and small daughter to the
pavement. A baby was born to his wife
few minutes later.
The child, a husky boy, and the
mother, Mrs. George Keto, 18 of 1921
Edward street, Butte, were reported
next day to be uninjlIred and doing
splendidly" in st. James hospital. d.
anne, 14-months-old daughter Of Mrs.
car, suffered only minor bruises and
scratches
George Keto, the father, was rush.
ing his wife to the hospital when the
accident occurred at the intersection
of Harrison avenue and Cobban street,
at about 7:45 o'clock In the evening.
Witnesses said the Keto car side
swiped the rear Of a light pickup"
truck, and that Mrs. Keto and her
baby daughter fell out Of the machine
when a door flew open at the impact.
The car SlSidded to a stop near the
curb and Keto hurried TO his wife. He
carried her to the car and placed her
in the front seat.
Mrs. Emmett E. Thompson, 1859
Florence avenue, who saw the acct-
dent, was one Of the first at the scene.
After Mrs. Keto was placed In the
car. Mrs. Thompson ran TO her home
and hurried back with a blanket. She
entered the car, and q few moments
later the tiny cry Of a baby was heard,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-08

There were several doctors listed in
the balloting. DR.. Edward G. Person,
with Mrs. Person and their two chill
dren, will leave for California.
SCOBEY-AAA supervisors for DAN
iels county are K. A. Furili, Kenneth
Larson, o. B. Richert, Walter Wander
pan, Arthur Chicoine, G. A. Ekblad,
Kermit Ferestad, Peter FoSland, Eu-
gene w. Frederick, T. j. Grotte, Gilbert
Hammer, Glen Helton, o. K. Mcdowell
and Charles Hunbert. Dean IApke Is
a computer in the county office.
HAHTILTON-AIrs. Cessna Slack Of
Butte was elected president Of the
Montana department, Womens Relief
Corps, at the closing sessions of the
state convention here. Mrs. Melissa
Horn Of Kalispell was elected senior
vice president; Mrs. May Williams of
Great Falls, junior vice president, and
Mrs. Mary Lee Of Helena, treasurer.
HELENA-William Fluhr of Belt
was reelected president OF the Mon
tana League of District PoStmasters
at the annual meeting here Helena
was named the 1941 convention city.
Other officers reelected included 81.
e. James Of Cascade and Emma
Schultz of Inverness, vice president,
and Olga Dahl of Stockett, secretary
treasurer
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-08
News Briefs
From the Treasure State

FORT BENTON-AEayor H. F.. Miller
reports Fort Benton has completed
crawling So blocks at cost to the
city Of a little over $500. The work
was WPA project.
RONAN-John johnson Of Roberts
was injured fatally when he fell down
stairway into the basement OF q
local business house. He died about q
half hour after the accident.
SCOBEY-Hilmer Knudson Of Peer
less appeared In district court ct a
sanity hearing and 1t was decided TO
confine him to the state mental insti~
tuition at Warm Springs.
MALTA-SuRar beet thinning start
ed in the Malta area recently. Fields
planted before late April rains are
being Trimmed, while beets planted later
will have to be irrigated up.
HYNsDALE-A new 65-foot steel
flagpole has been erected by the
American Legion to replace the wood
en- pole which cracked several months
ago.
FORT PECK-Clifford Hickox, for
nerly of this place, has several car
toOns In the seth annual exhibition OF
students work at the Chicago Acade-
my of Fine Arts.
FROTD--A new Ford leadership Is
announced here, the Froid Motor 90.
Pred Waller Is In charge Of sales. The
Conoco oil station win be the place of
business. a partnership between Wallex
and TnTme Westberg.
TROY--The Earl Fedeye ranch home
on the Bull lake road burned. TnH
fire b believed to have started in the
chimney. Nothing was saved. He1eyD
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-08
Stork Arrives as Autos
Collide i'm Butte Street

and Keto was holding his newborn
son in his arms, wrapped m the
blanket.
Meanwhile, Henry E. Callison of the
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. bureau
OF safety, A. A. Quay and Walter
Kneebone, among the first to arrive
at the accident scene, called for an
ambulance and telephoned DR.. G. w.
Pemberton
An ambulance was sent to the scene
by Dan Crowley, who Is IN charge Of
the A. C.. M. rescue station. The moth
er and baby were taken to the hospital
after DR.. Pemberton administered to
them In the car.
Police officer Emmett Sullivan and
Officer Bart Riley of the police de-
partment arrived shortly after the ac-
cident.
An elderly woman who tainted in
the excitement was revived and taken
home.
Mrs. Keto, an attractive young
woman, was 1.-THE least excited of any
body there" according to the officers.
She smiled and remarked to her hus-
band that he was quite a doctor,
and thanked those who came to her
aid before being taken to the hospital.
The driver of the truck, Hugh Nc
Gee, 3015 Richardson street, reported
to sheriff's officers that both his ma
chine and the Keto car were north
bound and that the accident occurred
when he was going to turn onto Cob
ban street.
Mrs. Thompson took the injured
child to the hospital The child went
home with her father after examtna-
ton and treatment.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-08

and his son escaped from the building
IN which they were sleeping.
MILES CTTY-C. F. Jelinek, Rhodes
scholar at oxford from Montana, Is
enroute home via the U. s. liner Presi-
dent Roosevelt with IL other Rhodes
scholars. Arrangements have been made
to permit these scholars TO take final
examinations in the United States.
CONRAD-Ed Ioranz, plumber and
heating contractor, left for Chicago
to enter q clinic TO consult specialists
on eye trouble and viii have series
of operations for eye tInnors. O. M.
Harris Of Great Falls has taken charge
Of Loranz's business.
HELENA-Three new cases of Rocky
mountain spotted fever were recorded
IN Montana during the week ended
epidemiologist, reported. one case was
IN Madison county, IN Powell and
In Prairie county.
HARLOWTON-H. s. Weidman and
Jens Skilbred Of Shawmut moved a
HISTORY house from the Lode district
20 miles north of here to Harlowton
for Howard Stewart. Weidman and
Sk1bred also win move a house from
Harlowton to the Lode district.
MALTA--MerTy EIade, daughter Of
Mr.. and MRS. Tom SimAntOn Of Strater,
and Phillip Eschanti son OF Mrs. T.
IL. Medley Of Malta, were married at
Scooey Feb. 8, according to an an
nouncement made here. They win live
In Saco, where Eschanti Is employed
by the Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.
BUTTE--A searching party combed
an area near MelroSe, S5 miles south
OF here, for Paul b. Score, as North
ern Pacific railroad special policeman,
missing since May 81. Discovery OF his
mud-caked automobile locked and ap-
parently abandoned, centered the
search In the Melrose vicinity.
ROUNDUP-Dr. Richard e. Brognn,
formerly OF Deer Lodge, has been
elected mine doctor for the Prescott
coal mine Of the Bai-Collins Co.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-08

Attending the 14th Montana Ma
tional All Club camp to be held in
Washington, D. c., June IL to IS, are
four Montana All club members Sc
lected for their outstanding achieve
mentS in club activities, announces
Ray E. Cameron, state club leader at
Montana State college
The Montana delegates are Helen
Grimes of Cascade, Joe Eisenman of
Park City, Ruth M Granger of Poplar
and Larry Erpelding of Forsyth. The
group will be accompanied by Pauline
Bunting, assistant state Al club
leader, who is also member of the
committee in charge of the state lead
erB' conference to be held at the
camp.
The national camp viii be attended
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1940-06-08
Mrs. Ed Kelly Heads
Benton WOn1nn'R GLnh

Mrs. Ed Kelly was installed as presi-
dent Of the Fort Benton Woman's club
Others taking office were Mrs. Adrien
Hess. first vice president: Mrs. Vernon
Lewis, second vice president; Mrs. o.
A. Tschache, recording secretary; Mrs
Katherine Hammond, corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. Fred Young, treas
urer. Members Of the new executive
board are the retiring president, Miss
Nora Harder, Mrs Mildred B. Hunt,
Rowe, Mrs. Fred Pangburn and Mrs
Claude Morris. Mrs. Frank Lei Is
honorary vice president.