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a WEATHER Forecast-Snow and colder Saturday; Sunday partly cloudy, except rain or snow extreme West portion. IN OTHER CITIES. By The Associated Press. City- Max. Min.

Havre 46 22 Helena 42 18 Kalispell 34 28 Miles City 46 32 Boise 36 28 Calgary 42 28 Los Angeles 62 58 Omaha 30 26 Portland 48 42 St. Paul -Minneapolis 20 10 Salt Lake City 44 40 San Francisco 56 54 Seattle 50 46 Spokane 34 32 Williston 38 26 WEATHER CONDITIONS. Unsettled and colder weather will prevail over most of this district Saturday, with light snow in Montana and Wyoming. Sunday will be partly cloudy, except snow in Western Montana and Northwestern Wyoming. LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Maximum 34 Minimum 23 7 a. m. 26 At 6 p. m. ......33 At 12 o'clock midnight TIONAL FUNDS FOR ENFORCEMENT Justice Department Prepares Requests for Coming Year.

Washington, Dec. Justice department, mobilizing for a war on crime, today undertook to formulate a draft upon Congress for more money and new laws. Backed by pledges of public support given at the crime conference, law enforcement officials checked personnel and equipment and estimated funds need to expand and improve the division of investigation. Into the study obtruded plans for a national school to train criminal trackers and to register gun purchasers and gangsters. Officials arrived at no definite estimate of the money needed, but indicated that the division of investigation, under J.

Edgar Hoover, probably would be the nucleus of the institute of criminology which some officials hope will become "West Point" of crime training. Joseph B. Keenan, assistant attorney general and a key-man in the national offensive against lawbreakers, proposed rigid control of small firearms by registering buyers at stores where the weapons are purchased. He predicted such legislation would be submitted to Congress. Keenan said this would reduce crime by at least one-third and would result "in the greatest roundup of gangsters in history." Another proposal being considered require known gangsters to register with police authorities when move from one city to another.

Car Damaged by Hit -Run Driver Mrs. Walter Stevens reported to authorities Friday night that an unidentified car crashed into the rear of her machine while it was parked in front of her residence, 503 East Front street. The back of the Stevens automobile was badly damaged. The other car, however, apparently was able to move away from the scene under its own power. Officers are making a check of garages in the hope that the driver of the vehicle may be revealed.

Breach of Promise Suit for $250,000 San Francisco, Dec. -A $250,000 breach of promise suit was filed here today against Henry Lincoln, 66, San Francisco and Los Angeles capitalist, by Miss Betty J. O'Brien of Bellflower, near Los Angeles. The action, filed in superior court, stated that Lincoln wooed Miss O'Brien SO successfully she left Denver, where she had gone to marry another suitor, and returned to San Francisco to marry Lincoln. MUST PAY TAX.

Washington, Dec. mail carriers must pay road toll in the form of gasoline taxes imposed by states. Supreme Court SO decided without a written opinion today in a case from New Hampshire. MACHADO IN FLIGHT. Hamburg, Germany, Dec.

-Gerardo Machado sped toward the Swiss border tonight, apparently fleeing again Cuba's attempt to extradite him for crimes she charges he committed during his presidency. COAL The Best From Each District Roundup Owl Creek Bear Creek Kleenburn We Stock the Following Stoker Coal Roundup- Royal, from CastlegateRock Springs ALSO 16-Inch Bonner Slab Wood, Fuel Oil PHONE 3147 East Side Service Co. THE DAILY MISSOULIAN, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 15, 1934. Hitler's Train Autobus and Kills Fourteen Bremen, Germany, Dec. Adolf Hitler's life was imperiled tonight when his special train, enroute from Bremen to Berlin, roared into an autobus near here, killed 13 persons.

A fourteenth died later in the hospital to which the seven other passengers of the bus, all seriously injured, were taken. Those killed and injured were described as theatrical performers. Though rudely shaken by the crash which occurred while his train was returning at high speed from christening ceremonies held at Bremen for the new North German Lloyd liner, Hitler alighted from the train and walked the mile back up the track where the demolished bus and the bodies lay. Conscience Fund Enriched $500 as Result of Sermon Philadelphia, Dec. minister's sermon today enriched the city's conscience fund by $500.

The money came from a woman whose conscience was troubled. The $500 was given to the city treasury by Rev. Dr. Merril T. McPherson, who said he received it in an envelope handed to his maid by a middle aged or elderly woman whose name he does not know.

"Last winter in one of your sermons you said: 'If you owe any man anything, pay him before you seek God'," said a letter that accompanied the bills. thought it over and thought I may owe some personal tax from years ago. Would you, as a man of God, take this money and put it in the personal fund, city hall?" TWO EXECUTED. Chicago, Dec. Boulan, 36, and Waiter Dittman, 28, slayers of an Oak Park policeman, were executed early this morning in the Cook county electric chair.

The double execution was completed within 14 minutes. CHANGE IN DAM PROGRAM ASKED Development of Irrigation Comes First in the Northwest. (Continued From Page 1.) veys, stream polution studies and studies of ways for passing fish over or around dams and other obstructions, by state and Federal funds. Immediate preparation of a mineral resources inventory of Washington, Idaho, Oregon and Montana coordinating them with new industries and power use. Adaption mining communities of "the Lemhi plan," by which individual assessments are levied to a technical engineer to make local researches, increasing local pay, mineral output and relieving unemployment.

Establishment of a mine-to-market highway system in each of the four states. Making RFC loans available for mining properties. Adoption of uniform state aviation laws. Trade Studies. State-financed studies of state trade positions and the effect of national trade on the Northwest.

State and local classification of land according to its "best making the data available, through the national resources board FERA, to eastern drouth centers "to prepare for a westward migration." Appropriation of state and local funds to finance planning councils. All lands to be withdrawn from sale until best uses are determined, then sold according to that use. Federal legislation to make recreation a basic use of forest lands. Federal legislation to provide state timber tax funds, "so the four states can adopt the deferred timber tax if they desire." Federal purchase of enough forest lands to round-out sustained yield areas and induce balanced cutting and reforestation. The Conservation corps to be continued as long as the need exists.

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Higgins the United States under the Weeks and Smith-McNary acts; to restrict settlement in areas "suited most to forest and permitting United States-state exchange of forest and school lands. Rainbow Girls In Final Meet The final meeting of the calendar the Rainbow Girls will be conducted in the Masonic temple at 7:30 o'clock tonight, it is announced. The meeting will include roll call and initiation of nine girl candidates. Before opening of the formal session, a public meeting called the "majority service" will be held for girls passing the age of 20, who no longer will be members of the order. Church Presents Musical Program A musical program was presented at the Immanuel Lutheran church Friday evening by members of the Girls' club.

Those who presented selections were: Anice Dolf, two musical piano solo by William Strothman; vocal solo by Lyla Burtman, who also sang a duet APRON SALE By the Ladies of G. A. R. at ty GARDEN CITY FLORAL On Higgins Avenue Saturday, December 15, 1934 Saturday Special Mums 8 for 98c Cash-Delivery 10c Gardinias, Orchids Holly Wreaths Holly Mistletoe Garden City Floral Co. Home Grown Flowers Last Longer 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 DONALD G.

MERCER PASSES AT SPOKANE Missoula Boy Dies From Injuries in Automobile Accident of Nov. 27. Donald George Mercer, 14-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. R.

D. (Doc) Mercer, 215 East Railroad street, Missoula, died at a Spokane hospital Friday morning from injuries suffered in an automobile accident west of here on the night of November 27. The youth was Missoula hospital Tuesday to frorain specialist at Spokane, The accident through which the lost his life occurred near Schley, between Evaro and Arlee, when a truck driven by a cousin, Roy Mercer, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Mercer of Evaro, struck an abandoned car on the highway.

The battery in the latter car had gone dead and the owner left the machine help. In a snowstorm, the Mercer without lights while he went for en ion boys struck the machine while returning from a ranch with several cans of milk. Donald suffered fractures of the skull in the crash and was brought to a local hospital. This week it was decided to take him to a specialist in Spokane, First reports were encouraging. However, Frireceived, day morning advised of the boy's grave condition.

He had been accompanied to Spokane by the mother. Friday Mr. Mercer and three daughters departed for Spokane, after receiving word of a change for the worse. They arrived in Spokane after he died. The body will be brought to Missoula for burial.

Donald was a native of Missoula. Besides his parents he is survived by three sisters. They are Mrs. Helen Sorge, Mrs. Sybel Sparks and Miss Bessie Mercer.

Seattle Salesman Dies in Missoula Curtis Garrett, aged 50 years, died at a local hospital late Thursday. He was a resident of Seattle and covered the Montana territory as a salesman. He is survived a daughter in Tacoma and his widow, Mrs. Octavia Garrett, who arrived Friday. She will accompany the body to Seattle today for burial.

The body is at the Marsh Powell chapel. GUY NEWHOUSE. Funeral services for Guy Newhouse will take place at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Marsh Powell chapel. Rev. M.

E. Van de Mark, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, will conduct the services. Burial will be in Missoula cemetery. Mr. Newhouse, aged 70 years, was found dead Thursday in his cabin in the Lolo district.

ABDUCTOR FOUND DEAD IN A FIELD Yakima, Dec. 14. (AP) Word reached here today from Sunnyside. 30 miles south of here, that Martin Hogan, abductor of Clarence D. Farrell, Ellensburg theater man, was found dead in a field, with a bullet hole in his head.

Farrell was kidnaped in Ellensburg December 9 as he was getting into his automobile after leaving his theater. He was released after having been held captive overnight. BAZAAR At The FULLER PAINT CO. Of Hammond-Arcade Building Saturday, December 15 Given by Friendship Club of Trinity Methodist Church You Can Say: Merry Christmas And Mean It With One of Our Permanent Waves $1.95 and Up Popular as Christmas Gifts PHONE 4693 Modern Beauty School and Shoppe Hammond Arcade DRAGSTEDT'S Practical The best dressed man will wear one of our new Hats this Christmas Priced at $2.50, $3.50 $3.95 and $5.00 C.R MEN'S WEAR Quality Merchandise at Lower Prices Opposite N. P.

Depot with Lucille Miller, and organ colos by Mrs. Guthrie Johnson and Josephone Lindquist. Following the program, tea was served by Wilma Jacobson, who was dressed in the Norwegian national garb, and Violet Nordstrom wearing the native costume of Sweden. KILLS MOTHER. San Francisco, Dec.

When his mother assertedly refused him $400 for an investment, George Klukan, 24, killed her, police reported today with a volley of five shots and committed suicide with a single bullet through the heart. When a woman goes shopping the pitch of her voice depends on whether she is asking for silk or cotton. TWO ARE INJURED. OF GIRL UNABLE TO TELL WHY HE DID Fish Talks Freely of Abduction and Murder Of Grace Budd. New York, Dec.

police dug on a lonely hillside for parts of the body of little Grace Budd, a 65-year-old house painter, attempted today to describe the emotions that led him to dismember her body. Mild-mannered and inoffensivelooking, Albert Howard Fish, the abductor who eluded police for six years, said simply: "Something overcame me." That was the only explanation he offered, although police, reconstructing the crime, disclosed that he gained the confidence the 10- year-old child's parents June, "in 1928, and lured her to a "birthday party." Is Arraigned. The little old man-who, said, had a strange penchant for eroticism- was arraigned in homicide court and held without bail on the charge of "homicide and strangulation" of Grace Budd. Actually, he cut the child into parts after taking her from her New York home to a deserted Westchester house. Aided by his pointing out the scene, police recovered almost all the remains near the old mansion.

A curious coincidence in the case was disclosed. While police tirelessly searched for the child's abductor he was six times in their custody. Twice he was in hospitals for mental observation and discharged. The -shouldered, bewhiskered man stood under the glare of the powerful lights of the police lineup and answered questions. Can Not Tell Why.

"Why did you take the Budd girl away and murder her?" was the first question fired by his inquisitor. Seemingly puzzled. Fish replied: "I don't know. It just occurred to me; that's all I can say." "You did take her away, and you did murder her?" "Yes, I took her away." Then he told of slaying, said that the child's parents entrusted the little girl to him after he had gained their confidence by promising to employ their 18-year-old son on his non-existent "farm" on Long Island. had no intention of taking her at first," he said.

"I was going to take her brother. She just happened to come into the room. Then it occurred to me. In court he seemed unperturbed. He talked willingly, but he insisted he was not responsible for the slaying of any other children.

Oregon Tackles Louisiana State This Afternoon Baton Rouge. Dec. to wind up their season with an intersectional victory, avenge a 1932 defeat, Louisiana State university's Tigers were ready tonight for their clash with invading University of Oregon eleven tomorrow at 2 p. m. Oregon, who beat L.

S. U. two years ago, 12 to 0, in a similar invasion, has been working out in New Orleans. The Northwesterners will arrive tomorrow morning. CENTENARIAN PASSES.

San Diego, Dec. Valentine Panteleon said to be 120 years old, died today at his home here. Public Card Party And Dance Given By Scandinavians at Vets' Hall-Saturday, Dec. 15 8 P. M.

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