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New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
HUGH II. JA.NEWAY

Hugh II. Janeway, member Of the
championship football team of Prince
ton in 1889, died yesterday in Philadel-
phia Of pneumonia. He was son of
the late Colonel Hugh Janeway, of New
Brunswick, N. j., and made his home
there. He was in Philadelphia passing
The holidays with friends when taken
ILL.,
Mr.. Janeway was deputy collector
Of internal revenue or the staff of Col
lector Edwards, Of New York He was
graduated from Princeton in 1890 and
was an allaround athlete, but known
principally as a football player and for
his prowess at putting the shot. lie
was born in PIainiield, N, j., in 1865
and was i widower for seven years.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Miss E. S. Sullivan Becomes
The Bride of Walter Colde

Sullivan, daughter of the late Captain
D. l.. and Ellie K n. Sullivan, to Wal
.er Golde, of this city, was announced
Yesterday. Il took pace Wedne sday
At st. Patrick's Cathedral.
The bride is sister of Commodore
Walter s. Sullivan. She was graduated
from the Bennett School, at Milbrook,
and is a pianiste Of note. Mr.. Golde
also is an expert at the piano. He is
the son of Robert Paul Golde, a
sculptor and was graduated from Dart
mouth.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
John W. Bearman. Veteran
Fireman. To Be Buried Monday

The funeral of John W. Bearman,
thlrty-three years member of the
New York Fire Department, who died
Wednesd day, will take place Monday
from his home, 1861 East Twelfth
Street, Flatbush. A requiem mass will
be celebrated at the Church of St.
Brendan, and interment will be in Cal
vary Cemetery.
Bearman retired from the Fire De-
partment as a lieutenant in 1918 He
is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Camp
bell Rearman
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Plan Stable NoncN ea.ue

FROM T1" Trtoane's N'csi'~a Eur.oa
WASnINGYON, Dec. :; pIelin;-
nary plans TO- She organization Of .
stable money league were discussed
tonight st a dinner here, at which Pro
fcssor Irving Fisher, Of Yaic, presided
The league is being formed to
arouse interest in the problem Of stabil-
izing the purchasing power Of the dol
lav and to procure Official Investigation
Of any plans which may be offered for
It's solution" Professor Fisher ex-
planned He added that the league was
not intended to promote his own plan
Of stablization, but would include in
its membership all persons interested
in the question. In reference to the
opposition recently voiced by com
mittec of bankers to his plan, Profess
sor Fisher sad he shortly will issue n
reply.
A committee was named at the din
ner to report at q meeting to be held
in June on plans for the work of the
league.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
". !. YOIlNG

LEXINGTON, Ky. Dee 31-W. J.
Young, a trainer of thoroughbred race
horses, died here to-day OF compli-
cation of diseases. He was So years
old and had been i'll for several
months
Among the famous horses he trained
were Abbott, Midway, Escola and Cap
tain Mae
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

i.esges was given last night by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence 3. Gilman at their
home, 122 East Fifty-sixth Street, for
their young daughter, Miss Edyth c.
Elllman Before the dance dinner
was given for Miss Elliman by Miss
Theodore Thorpe. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Thorpe at their home, Is
East SlXty-fourth Street.
Mrs. Ernest Greene gave q recep-
ton, with dancing. yesterday afternoon
at the Colony Club, to introduce her
daughter, Miss Margaret Dorothy
Greene. 1t took place in the ballroom,
which WAS decorated with Christmas
greens, and was followed By dinner
The debutante was assisted in receiv-
ing BY Miss DC Lanccy Thorne, Miss
Josephine Whitehouso, Miss Isabella
Wood and Miss LyshetH Bunker. With
Mrs. Greene were her tNo sister, ~ rs
Charles Bancroft and N.Y.. IiU.son
Hiss, also Mrs. Z. Burnham Nguat and
Mrs. John Gore King
The additional guests for dinner in
cluded George Bunker, Robert c. Flack,
Ernest Greene jr.. Lawrence Greene,
w. r. Walker, Judge Alfred 7, W. Sea-
man and Mr.. Greene.
Mrs. Greene, who has been i'll for
be able to attend the reception. She
was not present at the dinne~, however.
Mrs. William Marston Seabury, of
% West Ninth street, gave rccep-
ton yesterday Afternoon for her
daughb. ys, Miss Lispenard and Miss
EthelGreda Seabury. VINO have not been
introduced to society.
The second Of the Friday Junior
Dances was held last night at the
Hotel Plaza under the direction of
Miss Georgiana Hartman Owen. The
patronesses include Mrs. Samuel Sloane
Auchincloss, Mrs. J. Trowbridge Hol-
lister, Mrs. James p. Lowell, Mrs JOIN
McKeseon Caap, Mrs. Thomas r. La
mont. Mrs. Dudley Phelps, Mrs. George
du Pont Pratt. Mrs. Justus Rupert,
MIR. Shepherd G. Schcrmcrhorn, Mrs.
Percr Y. Stewart and Mrs. c, Chaunccy
Sti!lmar.
Mr.. Lindsey Tappin, o. 81 West
eighth Street, announces the en-
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Scientist Offers New
Plan to Determine Sex
Experiments With Oxygen on
Birds Developed Males Of
MOnsfrNus Size

CHICAGO, Dec. 3l.-Concludine ses-
sions of affiliated societies of the
American Association for the Advance
ment OF Science marked the closing ds,
oi the Nuadrenn.al meeting which has
been in convention here all week The
annual meeting, on a smaller scale, VIII
The following year at Boston, it was an.
rounced.
Experimental evolution and the de-
termination of sex in advance of BIRTH
were prominent topics before the nat
uralists' section, and development Of
foreign resources was urged through an
American board Of trained geographers
before the geograpi ers' section.
Oscar Ride, Of Carnegie Institute.
Pittsburgh, told of his experiments
with pigeons IN developing the physio-
logical processes of the birds. He
found, he SAID, that the males respond
ed at much create speed than the fe-
males, and that, by subjccting birds to
oxygen pressure, m&ie monsters were
developed which, although they even
tually died, outlived the female birds
II this process could be developed, he
declared, it might he possible TO induce
artificial development by which sex
could be determined in advance.
Other experts on heredity and evolu-
tion told Of experiments with hies and
rabbits. Dr.. Ehlenhuth, Of Rockefeller
Institute, New York, reported on his
experiments with salamanca rs, in which
he fed them on cattle brains, increasing
their size to three times normal.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Masonic Funeral Services
Held for Nj. III. Hauschild

Masonic funeral services held yes
terday afternoon for Max II. Haus-
child, fifty-seven years old. of 150
Sixth Avenue. who died Wednesday,
He was tormerly connected with the
Ballantil.s Brewing Company. of New
ark, N. j. At the time of his death
he was member OF the firm of Rosen-
thai d katz, raicoat manufacturers, of
Manhattan. He was born in Germany.
and was q member of German Union
Lodge 50. F. and A. Nj. Interment was
at WOodlaWn
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
EUGENE F. VACHERON

Eugene F. Vacheron, formerly As
semblyman from, Ozone Park, l.. l., died
at Rochester on Wednesday, Mr..
Nacheron was SO years old and was
three times elected to the Assembly.
He was formerly justice of the peace
of Jamaica and a member of the Wood
lawn volunteer fire department. Sev-
eral years ago he removed to Copake.
n. y, where he was interested in iron
mines, and later to Rochester.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Lane Consults Medical Experts

ROCHESTER,. sIinn.. Dec. 81
Franklin X. Lane, former Secretary Of
the INTERIOR arrived here to-day, ac-
companied by his wife and son. for con-
suItaton regarding his physical condi-
ton. Franklin Lane jr. said his father
had been Ill fo~ the last SIX months and
came here to determine the exact nature
of thc almcnt.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Chicagoan Wins First Prize
In ChalOner Art Competition

Prizes in the third John Armstrong
Chaloner competition for the season Of
l920-'21 at the National Academy of
Design were awarded yesterday. The
subject was "Drawing From the Nude"
The first prize Of s25 goes to Glen
A. Mitchell. of the Art institute, Chi
cngo. IL. Carlyle Leecf, OF the Ma
tional Academy Of Design, this city.
took second honors and Sl5. The third
prize of $40 WAS awarded to Vincent
Nesbert. of this city. Honorable men
ton also was given to two drawings
By Lcech.
Wide awake employees do not overlook
opportunites offered through &he Nrlp
Wantcd Colunns OF The rrib buMc. --AhN,-
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
JAMES ALEXANDER GRAY

James Alexander Gray, fifty years
old, Of 1541 New York Avenue, Brook
lyn, died yesterday. He was a trustee
and treasurer of the Nanderveer Park
Methodist Church and member OF a
number Of lodges, including the Elks
Funeral services will be at the Van
dcrvcer Park Church tomorrow after
aoon. MI. Gray is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Johanna c. Gray, a son, a
daughter and an aunt.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
Woman Official Issues
Her Own Mar,.;ooe ;cere.

BARTLESNILLE, Okla, Dec. 81
MISS Victoria Fournier, deputy county
clerk, issued her own marriage license
yesterday. The partv of the second
part is Warren Mill an, n newspaper
reporter.
When the blank was filed she directed
Milligan to raise his right hand and
swear to the truth Of the statements.
lie ObeNll.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
COLONEL S. p. BARTLETT

QUINCY. H.. Dec. 31.-Colonel Syl-
vester p Bartlett, 70 years old, died
OF heart disease on a streetcar to-day
He had been connected with the United
States Fishe.iea Commission since
1877 and was veteran of the Civil
War
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

Mr and Mr.. William Fitzhugh
Whltehouse, who were at the Hotel
Vanderbilt, have left there for south.
ern California to remain until spring.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

..r. nd Nh. J2.roN Wainwright
vii g, diHA'r Jaaunry II and al
ierward take thoir guests 20 the dance
"h'ch Mrs, George Jay Gonld is giving
Tor Miss Mary Cameron.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

Birth. Engagement. Marriage.
Death and In Memoriam Notices
may be telcphoncd 10 The Tribune
cry time up 10 midnight for in
sertion in the next days paper.
Telephone Beclran 5000.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
MARRIAGES

IKANTZ-KNE December %
In New York city. by the Rev Karl
Reiiard. Virginia knecand. daughter Of
Mr. aud Mrs. Yale kneeland, TO Angus
Macdonald Frantz.
--JONES-Dccember 90. 1890
Florence daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
samuel Jackson Jones, 10 Mr. Joseph
Paul Spencer. at Willow Lake Wantagh
I. I.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
DEATHS

AIhENS-On December so at her rc-i-
dence. ia West s6th It. Maysare, J..
beloved wife Of Charles Athens. Funrral
Sunday. January .. at y. u. Intcrmcnt
Calvary.
tNDRV SS--A; her home. 5cd st. Beech
hurst. Long lsiand. Agnes Herndon. be
loved Wife OF Albert Aldruxs Funeral
private.
BAGLEI sarah \. Bag ey on December
So at 81. Luke's Home. sait Broadway.
Funeral service at 81 Asnas's Chapel.
West oSd st, near Coiur1nua ave Mon
DAY. January 8. st o3o y, Isl,
BA1LAETYSE-At South Orange, N. j.,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
ENGAGEMENTS

DELSTEIN-GITTLER Adolph CIV
tier, ct $50 RiNvrsde Drive. announces
the engaeement Of his daughter, Lillian
Marion. TO Mr.. samuel .A6elstein, son OF
Nj. and Mrs. Lyman Adcistein, OF 3.7
Central Park " st.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

ldrs. John lIen,s fowno gives q
uaAce 20 nighl &c.. aey country place,
W,N@fe'd, Noan' r. r,. 80. Cor hcr
d@butaAtn aar~ht-~ Eleanor
TcwNc
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

Mr. and Mrs. William Chapman Pot
ter will give a dance tonight Cor their
Young daughter, Miss Je&n Potter. at
East SeTenty-Fe~orth street.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

gagement Of her daughter, by former
marriage, Miss Eleanor Trancke, to
j.. Gould Remick, son of Joseph Remick,
OF Boston, and nephew Of William H.
Remick, president of the New York
stock EXchan~c. Miss Irancke WIS in
troduced to society last winter and il
member Of the Junior League. Mr..
Remick Is a graduate of Harvard. class
Of 1920. He lives in New York. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gilbert Smith,
o. Greenwich, Conn, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Miss
katherine Williams Smith, to Henry
Gray ScEauffcr, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles &. Sciauiflcr, Of New York.
Announcement has : IN srade of the
engagement Of Mis- h1elaidr Riler.
daughter OF Mir. and Mr.. Valentino
RikcY, OF 4l4 PARK AyvAua, East
Orange, :. j., 10 Jn,.C- =. / L9ulbard,
of this cit..
Miss Anna May Ale4andel. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Alexander. of
g27 FiIth Avenue, viii be married to
FRANK Il. Greenwood. January 4, at
the Hotel Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl llirich, OF . Fed
eraI Street, Albany, announce the birth
Of son or Dcceliher ..y. NJ. Ull-
rich was Miss n; gar bowling.
daughter Of the late w. Gcorr" But
Lana Dowling, of Ncw NorA.
Mr.. and Mra. sh.,..an Him. will
give dance tonight a the Hitz-Carl-
ton for their daughter Mis- Margaret
ollvia Flint 1t will be preceded by a
dinner given BY Nj. and M1s i. Eyer
ton webb, for their ricces, Miss Ellen
Ranc"lph and Miss Margaret Trimblc.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Chapman Pot
ter Will give dance tonight for their
young daughter Miss Je1n Potter At
6 East seYenty y-sarouth @tree..
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01
IN MEMORIAM

HANDN-Nary Ann Mcdowell dird II
]. 1911. To live IN our hearts is
live always.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

MIR. Lindsey Tappin, o. 81 West
fly eighth Street, announces the en-
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

Sir Ashley and Lady rparks, who are
A. their country place. Northaw. at
syosset, l.. l., gave large dinner last
night at the Piping Rock Club. It was
followed by dancing and the guests
numbered about 200.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

Mrs. William x. Vanderbil. cd had a
ainner last night at her house, 666
Fifth Avenue, and Mrs. Cyril Duglnore
similar affair at her home, 800 Park
Avenle. Mrs. Dug1nore nfterward took
ner guests to the theater and the Mid
night Fro!c
Another dance for ni1,. no. ,e- a..
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

Philip Rhinelander gave supper
party last night at his house, 1s West
Forty eighth Street. His guesse num-
bered abou. sixty,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

Mrs. j. He y Lancashire gave
aanee last night for her daughter.
Miss Lila Lancashire. 1t was for boys
and girls ard was snail and infoc-
nal affair.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

Clarence II. Mackay gave dinner
followed by dance lat night at his
house, East Seventy-Afth Street, Tor
his young daughter, Miss Ellin Mackay,
who Is not yet out. The guests at din
ner, all young persons home from
school and college, numbered thirty,
and few additional friends came in
later for the dancing. Supper was
served at midnight.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

Dance OF the Young Folks Auxiliary to the
Home OF tho pauEhtera OK Jacob Hotel
Commodore, . o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

Miss Anna May AIesa ndes. daughter
Of Nh. and Mrs. Alex Alexander, of
g27 FlIth Avenue, viii be married to
FRANK Il. Greenwood. January 4, at
the Hotel Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-01

ANOTHER dance for gl.z not Vet o..
and boys homo from schools and &C =
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-04-29
PRESS GANG MAY MEET
LATTER PART or july

That the meeting OF the Montana
State Press association be held July
rs. 20 and 80 at Whiteflsh, il the suE-
Whitetish Pilot. member of the execu-
tive. committee. The suggestion was
made in a letter to +. ]. Hooking Of
+. Peterson of Great Falls. secretary.
\ meeting Of the executive committee
will soon be held to decide.
Plans are already under way at
Whttef1sh for the entertainment Of the
newspaper men of the state. An au-
tomobile trip to Lake McDonald; an
other to kalispel, with lunch or din
ers and steamer trip down Frathead
lake to Poison are among some Of the
items under consideration.
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night on the Wolf buttes near Rs.sosss y q
us. but locally there was no prscini.
c; G. Craw will hold public sale
afternoon, beginning at O'clock.
Blanks to be filled out by peaa,>r.
OF milk. cream and butter NM ncs
yet been received at the court ho,,se
here. Suso
Mrs. G. A. Trautman has donatea q
\ volley ball to the Broadus school chin.
dren.
The board of county cummissionar.
day. Tuesday and Wednesday Of nsxt
week.
pleasant surprise party was rendered
Mrs. II. r. Cook yesterday afternnnn
BY the ladies Of Rroadus.
The regular monthly meeting ana
banquet Of the Chamber of CONNIE rec
Will be held at the Powder River ho.
tel Monday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry p. Atwater az
Sturgis. s. D.. Sturgis. s. b., were
house guests of MIR. and Mrs. Chaa. =
Einsel while> Mr.. Atwater was here
on court matters.
White Dent corn is being advertised
in Ashland at 5 cents a pound.
The first thunder CT the season was
heard yesterday morning during the
prevalence of the first good soaking
Heidel was changing the location IL
the banks Cotton vault ever our heads.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Mountain were
among the visitors from Ashland in
Breadus the past week.
The Literary club through money
received from dues. has purchased two,
gasoline lamps for use at the Broadus
school house.
Ernest Monroe, who has been IN
salt Lake City the past several months
has returned to- this county
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A son was horn April 18th to MIR.
and Mrs.. Frank smith, Jnear Olive.

/ son was born April 10Th to MT
and Mrs. Frank Smith, Jnear Olive.
Mrs. Wick Redding IL recovering
nicely from her recent sickness.
|. A. good sized crowd attended tbs
Sons. nsht %Ssn
piece orchestra furnished the music
The midnight supper was served ~
the hall BY the Powder River River notel
cient to guarantees the purchase Of q
bass and snare drums. The proceeds
from the first band dance were APP
piled toward the purchase OF a bass
horn and. this is expected any day.
scholars in the Broadus school sold
pencils with the net proceeds to be
applied toward the purchase of schoC
room pictures.
Some rain and hail fell in this vi
entity Monday night.
County Assessor J. p Williams mo.
tored to Miles City the fore part Of
| wife who was returning from an eN-
tended visit with relatives in Iowa.
Mr.. Williams was detained in Miles
/ City on account Of sickness.
DR.. Charles H. James was called TO
Miles City Monday to attend Theodore
w. Craig, who is confined in the hos
pital there suffering with chronic
ailment. At latest reports MIR. Craigs
condition had not improved.
falo. WyO., in all it's strength and
much activity will be seen along Pow>
der river in that vicinity. Drilling for
oil will soon start also north Of Moor
croft.
Mr.. and Mrs John L. Scoiield and
son Charles ssefield, motersd to Miles Niles
there Mrs. scotield proceeded on to
PetOskey, Mich. her former home.
where she will visit fer the next three
months. Mr.. Scofield and son expected
to be absent in Miles city two days.
The George Lewis restaurant ana
meat market ceased to function on
lures were removed by Mrs. George
Mccoy, who had foreclosed ON Il $4,000
mortgage. Another $4,000 mortgage is
held on the building by the First Ma
tional bank Of Miles City and hear
ing on this action to foreclose will
ccme up i'll district court here May Ia
There will be a dance at the Huck
ins school, at the mouth of Bay Horse,
Friday. May 6. l.aGl-s are requested
to bring pies.
Willis Martin has posted notices in
his pool hall forhidding gambling
games and the admission of minors
tunder s yearsl INTO the pool hall.
Mrs. William Marshall rode horse
back to Broadus Wednesday afternoon
from her home is miles below Broadus
en- Powder river.
Jack Marston, residing near Pow
derville. a few days ago. had IA runa-
way when his team was hitched to a
disc. one If the horses will recover
from it's cuts and bruises but the ma
chine was almost totally wrecked.
John Rogge and B. CAIN cfficia,ed
as bailiffs during the recent session
Of the district court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bartholomew are
again residents Of Broadus. Ray hav
ing provided car and will drive for
DR.. James in his professional calls
cure housing accommodations. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Bartholomew are guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Montgomery.
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Local bllEFs

1x-servics msn who Are In Glendiv
Tor vocational tr1iniug from this nor
tica % the este include Jchn r. hark
chalses D. Hai:tead 81 AsS,s ~ H q 4
smith OF Selway and Joel Harris o
Beebe.
1t is stated that assessments a
property in the twenty townships o
land IN the nSrthsrn part Of the coun
Ance with the valuations placed upol
tnem under contract let by the cOun
" commissioners. 1t IL also state,
sessed will remcnstrate against thes
Increased valuations for two reasons
Ihat the law under which the classs
ncatlon was made was declared uncon
SutufiOnal and that the increased val
nations should not apply until the en-.
tire county had been classified ant
appraised.
Judge s. D. McKinnon and Court Re.
porter Jack Coward accompanied II
+ Straiton to Miles City Wednes Il. '
forenoon.
:, According to reports received in
her RESIGNATION as teacher of the Pow
dervtlle school
"a, AZ the jury was locked in the hal
used Tor Sunday school purposes last
SUNDAY morning no exercises Were
heId. This was not the pleasant sur
prise Superintendent +. f. Ball prom
ised for prompt attendance. but the
Invitation was continued until next
sunday The surprise awaits all who
are present at the appointed hour,
The. first week in May will be oh :
served as cleanup week over the
stare. but such program is supposed
10 nave been observed already in this
county.
Marie =. Scofeld made final proof
sloner John L. ScOf1eld at Biddle Her
witnesses were MIR. and Mrs Geo. II.
Rue.
Quite quantity of prairie dog and
gopher prepared bait was disposed of
- visitors in Broadus the past week.
county Clerk +. +. West w vas ' fnrthe or
replen1shed by SOC pounds Of bait pre-
pared by b: Cain. Those who have
satisfactory. The bait sells for 20
cents a pound and is put up in con-
venient sized parcels.
weather Observer. A. W. Heidel re-
ports port q; Of an inch precipitation on
sufficient to bring the total precipi-
tation fer the week up to Is of an
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Adamson of En-
sic transacted business in town on
Tuesday
Mrs: Myrtle Hustled. sister of How
ara Merchant at Stacey. was on the
SICK list the past week and REQUIRED
the services of DR.. {. II. James.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Powell returned
from Miles City Tuesday with their
new baby girl. They were en- route
to their home at Ranchcreek.
. Mothers, day will be celebrated on
Sunday, May 5. '''
County Treasurer j. H. Wilson has
called in $1.153 in outstanding war
rants from School District 80
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LOWEST TEa1rERATUHE IN u. ).
RECORDED AT SACO. MONT, Isle

Sixty-eight degrees below sero the
lowest temperature known to have oc.
cured in the United States, was res
corded at Saco. Mont. on January ~,
Just been accepted by the weather bu-
reau. The unusual temperature was
questioned by the Montana section as
.er bureau and referred back to Will
liam T. I.athrop. the Montana meter
ologist.
MIR. Lathrop finds that there is no
record. 1t was made by competent
observer supplied with reliable instru-
ments.
The second and third coolest weather
in the United States also took place
in Montana---65 below zero in Janu-
airy. 1888. at Miles City, and 63 below
in January. 1885, at Popular.
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Gillette. Wyo. ~ Frank wilkinson
was convicted Of murder In connection
n prominent rancher. and sentenced to
life imprisonment. The Jury was out
one hour. Carleton was shot to death
here, in june, 1919. Soon after the
killing, Ralph Wilkinson, brother 0f
Frank. was tried for the crime and ac-
quilted, and the state dismissed the
re-arreSted.
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TO be really popular you must n.
low people to tell you things that you
already know. a. IL you had never
heard Of them.