The Missoulian from Missoula, Montana • 10

THE DAILY MISSOULIAN, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 30, 1936. 7 10 Premium Lists Missoula Group Copper Treated IdahoLandDonated Today Three Missoula Women Attend A To Great Falls To Forest Service inc wanauie In Many Places Acceptance by the Secretary of Airplane Show Agriculture of title to 520 acres of Steel Piling in New Bridge Here Construction Work to Start On Project Probably About July 10. cutover forest lands In Boundary county, Idaho, donated to the Unit Many Attractive Prizes Are Mrs. Eric Anderson Won ed States by the Bonners Ferry ifi suiimmmc Time Sweepstakes Prize At Spokane. The Missoula county soil conservation committee, with M.

M. Oli-phant, county agent, left the city Monday for Great Falls to meet representatives from Washington, D. when an explanation on the soil conservation operation will be given. Other Western Montana counties will be represented at the Great Falls meeting, one of three to be held in the state. The Missoula county committee Is composed of Holmes Maclay, Lolo; A.

B. Gram. Cold Springs and Henry Hayes of Potomac. Being Awarded. Copies Are Free.

Announcement Is made that premium lists for the Webtem Montana fair are now available. Besides the 1 11 pxoteet yout Thirty-seven women, including three from Missoula, attended the halt thii iuanky uray atrshow sponsored by the Associ ated Women Pilots of Spokane at number company, is announced by Regional Forester Evan W. Kelley. The land, which once supported a fine stand of merchantable timber, is valuable principally for timber production and has been added to the Kaniksu National forest. Under National forest administration and protection, the lands will be put to the best use of which they are currently capable as are all other National forest lands.

In the course of time, under management and protection from fire, the land will bear another crop of timber, the harvest, nf riii.h n-ni fair office in the Missoula county courthouse they can be obtained at Spokane on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Eric Anderson of Missoula won the Missoula Chamber of Commerce, the sweepstakes prize by taking first tt. E. Marshall, incorporated, Mis Steel treated with copper.

Tnll be used in the footings for the new steel bridge to be erected on the Orange-Harris street project for the new' structure to span the Missoula river. R. E. Mirth of the Portland Bridge company which holds the contract, jho was in Missoula Monday, said the copper body in the steel is a government requirement and he said it is expected to protect the steel free from rust. Construction work on the bridge wjll start-within a short time.

Mr. Mieth said. Matrit'l snd equipment soula County Implement company. Blister Rust Makes MenacingAdvances in three events bombing, spot landing and the novelty egg race. Her trophy was a copper airplane on a walnut base and pieces of silver Oliver Plow company, J.

C. Penney VTTeich of these features do you want in your bathing cap? Style, protection, comfort or economy? You get all four when you buy Swim-Kaps. Latest styles at popular prices. Designed to protect your hair in comfort. tee our displays today.

company, Misco Feed company, standard Service company. Mont gomery Ward company, McCrack en's store, Missoula Mercantile com provide employment for men both in the forests and in the inriust.Hnc pany, Montana Power company and dependent upon the forests. In con Missoula. Gas and Coke company. The lists are being distributed free should be arriving here about July nection with other National forest lands, the harvest will be on a sustained annual vield hnsi tn efnhit 10.

he said and the construction will of charge, and persons planning on entering exhibits in the fair, are the employment and the commu pet under way as soon as the ma terial snd equipment begin to ar urged to ask for their copies at any Spectacular and menacing advances are being made by white pine blister rust in the pine stands on untreated areas where control steps have not been initiated, Elers Koch, assistant regional forester, said on his return to Missoula from the greatest white pine stands 'of the country across the Bitter Root mountains. In the heart of the Clearwater forest, on Hemlock creek, where the rust was first found in 1930, great red patches are to be seen in the young white pine and nities which subsist by reason of that employment. This latest donation hrinffK fhe of the above tsores. "Attractive premiums are being awarded in the numerous departments," said C. P.

rive. He said several carloads of equinmnit used on a bridge construction project near HaTe, would be b'-ousht here. total of accepted donations from various landowners in Northern Idaho to 186,000 acres. Another 77,000 acres, title to which bus nnf. vet hn lift (oXXUfAj 1 I The bridee.

a 503-foot steel and Keim, secretary of the fair board, "and adequate preparations have been made to take care of the thousands of exhibits." service for the individual prizes. Representatives from Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana attended the show. The other Missoula delegates were Mrs. Beryl Roark and Dorcas Keach. They went there with Bob Johnson in his Ford trt-motor plane.

Also present were Mary Riddle, only full-blooded Indian woman to hold a pilot's license, and Mrs. Gladys Cooks who took part in the dedication of the Missoula airport. All contestants were entertained Saturday by Ruth Wallace of Spokane at her summer home on Spirit lake. Sunday a luncheon was held at the Desseret hotel in honor of Mrs Rose Pearson, first woman ever to solo an airplane. The second place winner In the show was Bessie H'olliday of Portland.

She won the cross country race which took her from Portland to Spokane at an average speed of 138 miles per hour and also the scavenger hunt which took her to Cheney, Wash. concrete structure, will have a 30 10c to 50c Missoula Drug Co. formally accepted, have been donat foot roadway and on path side lanes small trees have been killed. With for pedestrians. The bride Is to be out ettective control measures the built at a cost of disease is very serious to the future ed, some ot these lands have been donated by the counties, to which they had reverted because of tax delinquencies and which were an expense rather than an asset, hernnse of the timber.

It will connect up with the bridge overpass now under construction Navy Airplanes Pay a Visit Here Sizing up planting prospects in over the Milwaukee railway tracks the Clearwater, it was found that Of the Counties' inahilit.v tn nrnfert from Orange street on the South and develop them. All of the do side of the river. Contract for that. the greater part of the older burns of 1910 and 1919 have cone in so densely in brush that artificial re nated lands are incorporated into structure was awarded to Thomas ine present National forests. Staunton of Gteat Falls for $115,000 Several months' work remain yet to be done on the overpass now under construction.

Construction production is not possible and It must be left to the slow process of natural reforestation, taking several decades for accomplishment. Willow, mountain maple, cherry and other brush have grown rapidly. upon the bridge proper, it Is said, will not be completed until spring. As easy to make as it is to look at, this frock has much to recommend Keep that "Fresh Look" Five airplanes of the Navy air reserve spent the week-end in Missoula on one of their required flights. They came from Sand Point field, near Seattle.

Missoula people were entertained Saturday afternoon and evening and Sunday morning by the two fastest ships of the group. The personnel of the squadron was Lieutenant Robert Ellis. Lieutenant Ben Redfield, Ensign Charles Hartnet, Chief Machinist "Jump" Goodman, Radioman Davis, Mechanic E. T. Wickwire, Lieutenant E.

N. Norris, Ensign Jack Francis, In more recent burns it is pro it as a house frock that will keep you looking nice if visitors drop in un expectedly. The collar is smart and the neck opening is finished in seal Many Visit Ranger Station on Sunday posed to start planting operations MacNabBoysIIome this fall, and the Forest Service is loped outline. Make of percale, gingham or calico. Patterns are sized 12 to 20 and 30 to 40 bust.

Size 14 requires 3'i yards of 35-inch material, yard contrasting and 2S4 yards braid for collar. From University On Summer's Hottest Days To secure a pattern and step-by-step sewing instructions, fill out the considering the possibility of a new nursery near Orofino to supply the region. CCC workers on the Clearwater have undertaken a new forest clean coupon below. Nearly 300 people enjoyed the open house at the Bonita ranger station Sunday, Supervisor E. H.

Mvrick said. A number of the vis Ribin Mar.Nab and John MacNab sons of Mr. and Mrs. R. B.

MacNab, up project on 10,000 acres of cutover Chief Machinist Harry Nelson, Mechanic O'Neill. Three of the JULIA BOYD. THE MISSOULIAN FASHION BUREAU, 149 NEW MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. land donated by the Potlatch com pany on the Beaver creek basin of the Florence hotel here, have returned home for the summer from Cornell university at Ithaca, N. Y.

Robin was a member of the senior class of this year. They are here This is said to be the only fashion planes came Friday afternoon and the other two the next day. All of the men are members of the Navy in which the land may be estab Enclosed is 15 cents in coin for Pattern No. Name lished for reproduction, with air service with the exception of for a summer vacation. Lieutenant Redfield, who belongs to Size Address the Marine reserves.

broadcast burn and felling of old and defective trees. It is expected that 2,000 acres will be cleared this season on some of the finest white FORMER RESIDENT DIES. City The planes left Missoula on their return late Sunday morning. There itors were from out-of-state points. Ranger and Mrs.

Carl Siria were hosts of the day, and from 9:30 Sunday morning until 9 o'clock Sunday evening there was a steady flow of visitors at the newly completed improvements. Work of the smoke-chasers and their outfits was demonstrated, as was that of the fire dispatchers assigned during the summer season to the ranger offices. The Bonita station Is the headquarters of the district which includes Rock creek, one of the Western Montana's favorite recreation spots, and much of the Hell Gate canyon. It is located on the Yellowstone trail 23 miles east of The Daily Missoulian, Missoula, Montana a Word ha been received here of were two S. F.

Grummend planes It's easy to look cool and comfortable, even in midsummer heat. Get the habit of sending your dresses to us regularly for Allura-Tone Odorless Dry Cleaning and they will stay crisply fresh and clean despite the most wilting heat. pine lands in the West, so that new timber crop may be started. fh rieflth a.t Lone Beach. or two jsernner-joyce pianes ana a The Summer Pattern Book, with a complete selection of late dress de Mrs.

Matilda Bums, aged 76. a Curtis Hell Diver. Toward the middle of August 10 signs, now is ready. It's 15 cents when purchased separately. Or, If you want to order it with the pattern above, send in just an additional 10 Lightning Starts former resident of Missoula.

Mrs. Burns moved to Long Beach 20 vears hko from Montana. Her first Martin bombers will visit the city, cents with the coupon. reports H. O.

Bell, chairman of the Missoula county airport commission. Fire in Nine Mile home in this state was in Dillon and the funeral was held there. They are planes of the most modern design. Police Will Not A lightning fire manned on Mar Reckless Driving Causes $10 Fine Una creek, in the Nine Mile district WARRANTY DEEDS. Allow Fireworks was reported to Lolo forest head i COMMUNITY LAST TIMES TODAY! DRUNK AND DISORDERLY.

Annie L. Rogers to Arthur W. Wil quarters Monday. Other lightning fires have been reported from the Superior and Powell districts, though liams and Esther A. Williams, U.

S. Adjudged guilty of the charge of II Matinee at 2 P. M. Eve. 7 9 Survey Nos.

8534, 36 and 37 in section 10, township 12 north, range 16 none Is of dangerous size. iissoula Laundry Go. National forest headquarters at In police court Monday afternoon Rose Baker plead guilty to the charge of being drunk and disorderly on West Front street Sunday evening. She was fined $25 and given a suspended jail sentence of 90 days. reckless driving, Arthur Henkey, Missoula, was fined $10 in justice court this morning by Justice of the Peace Ralph L.

Starr. He was driving a truck on U. S. route No. 10 and was said to have gotten out on the ft v.

Missoula received word of two fires burning outside the forest boun Ill East Spruce Thone 3118 west; Julia Esmay to Frank and Margaret Esmay, lots 7, 8, 9 and 10, block 14, Glenwood Park addition: Ruth R. Phillips and United States Building Loan Association, lots 12 and 13, block 8 Hammond addi daries in Montana, one of 600 acres Three young men were arrested Sunday evening for throwing lighted firecrackers from an automobile while driving along Higgins avenue. They were arrested and appeared before Police Judge Hugh Campbell Monday and were fined. Police intend to do all that they can to' stop shooting any sort of fireworks in the streets of the city. Figures show that 24 people died from fireworks accidents last year during the Fourth of July season.

on Wolf creek, three miles from the Helena forest, and another seven running board while the car was in motion. The arrest and report were made, by W. W. Beck with of the I Latest Exclusive Pictures of the miles from the Custer forest in tion No. A.

W. Allen of Missoula Southeastern Montana. Late Mon to Aurora A. Jewett of Evaro. land Montana Highway patrol.

Since day afternoon two men. radio equip in section 28. township 15 north. Dionne Quintuplets Second Birthday Party Shown in PATHE NEWS ment and an experienced operator the fine could not be paid. Hcnkev was committed to the county Jail for five days.

range Edith Perma to Arthur Perma, lot 2 block 19. School addi were dispatched to the Woif creek blaze from the regional office here. A ban on smoking on a group of tion; Cris Tandberg to Edith Mit SUNDAY MARRIAGE. Justice Starr said that reckless chell, lots 21 and 22. block 25, Missoula addition; Gillmur Hiett and driving is something that he absolutely will not let pass without pun live forests in Western Montana, the Lolo, Bitterroot, Cabinet, Kootenai Also Comedy unit Novelty TOMORROW! Two Hits! "Pursuit of Happiness" and "Menace" Sarah A.

Hiett to H. J. Carroll, lots ishment. He stated that there are too many accidents from unavoid and Flathead, becomes effective on 8 and 9, block 58. Knowles addition No.

2. John Johnson and Fern McFar-land. both of Missoula, were married Sunday afternoon at the home of Ralph L. Starr, justice of the peace. Mrs.

Starr and Florence Starr were witnesses. July 1, Wednesday, it is announced able causes for the state lo countenance carelessness on the The regulations requiring every for est visitor to carry in his automo ARRESTED FOR SPEEDING. bile or other conveyance an axe, bucket and shovel, also becomes ef Charles Baker, 208 South Fifth fective Wednesday. IT TOPS THFTVl rrr mm street, east, was arrested by police charged 'with speeding on North Third street and with not having i a im aflf PLACED UNDER PEACE BOND. IT TOPS THEM ALL! Missoula Juvenile driver's license.

LiUDL ALL! 1 A hearing was held in police court Ignatz Meier was placed under a $500 peace bond by Justice Ralph Monday. He plead guilty and was fined $10 and given a jail sentence L. Starr In court Monday afternoon Playing Wednesday and Thursday, July 1 and 2 All Seats Reserved for All Performances of 10 days, which was suspended. M. Roderick was lectured by the justice and informed that he too PARENTS OF SON.

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