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The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-05-19
HOME REMEDY Foa TooTHAcHE

A home remedy for toothache or an
abscessed tooth 10 to rinse the mouth
a few times VITA diluted solution OF
ammonia water.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-05-19

It's putry hard to believe in immor-
tality when you see your hair fail N,
out.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05
NO TOBACCO LEAGUE
HAS WIDESPREAD
EDUCATION PLAN

Indianapolis, Juno - A program
OF educational work through the
schools, churches and parent teach
erS' asSociationS-5S all that it con-
templated for several years by the
No-Tobbaco League of America, ac-
cording to Charles M Fillmore of
Indianapolis. general secretary Of
tho organization
I'VE have all the radical legislation
that the country needs now, Mr.
Fillmore added Our program is to
be one strictly OF education. and will
continue for several years. We are
obtaining valuable assistance through
the W. c. 7. T. and the parent teach
ers' associations and feel as though
we are making real progress We
are not after the wholesale refOrma-
ton of men,
The No-Tobacco League of Ameri-
ca was organized in West Virginia on
March 10, 1915, and now has organ
izations in eight StateS-Indiana. Ill
inois, Ohio, Minnesota, Kansas. Utah,
Idaho and acknowledgements to
MI Fillmore
The work of the league at present
is concentrated on q campaign against
the use of cigarettes by children and
women, Mr.. Fillmore said He said
also that high school girls and BOYS.
rather than those in the universities
and colleges, are more given to the
use of tobacco However, he eX-
pressed no great alarm over the stu
alton as it pertains to girls of high
school age
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05
BY THOMAS c. WATSON,
International News Service Staff

London, June 5-Leaving England
as a plain, pennileSs, obscure man.
with no prospects in the world except
his own energy and industry, Basil
Berkele Moreton has returned to Lon
don as Lord Ducfe, head of an anci-
ent family, poSsessor of vast estates,
beautiful houses and bound1eSS wealth
Basil Berkeley Moreton left Lon
don as tall, clear-eyed STRIPPING Of
twenty-one pears. He returned as q
bent, withsred patriarch of eighty
eight years. Today he is no earl of
stately mein like those who flicker
their way magnificently through the
reels of the movie drama-but a
tough faced, shaggy whisAered,
weather-beaten old man, looking the
typical sQuatter OF backwoodsman.
The stern fight against primitive
mai IRE in the bush of Australia has
eliminated the expression de Ia
race" from his features.
Lord Ducie's first day, after his
return to London, was no joy to him;
it was a different London from that
of his boyhood days. He gasped with
sunrise when tod that there are
fewer than fifty hanson cabs in
London
u drove through the streets" Lord
Ducie told this correspondent. but
turned my back on the big hotels
I diS1ked intensely the noise OF the
traffic and saw not single silk
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05
In idle moments
enbrOider.

Tt may only be few moments at a time that you
want to relax and lay aside the usual routineet that
relaxation be in the form of doing something different
pick up pretty stamped pece-work few moments at
time it and you will how fascinating the diversion
and how you have made something of beauty
for the home.
Here simple designs-that easy to work
and in which there is great pleasure of ownership
Stamped crib covers-pillows and scarfs to match
unbleached muslin to be done net applioue-bue
bird design
Cover $15O. Pillow Csc. Scarf ST.
Rompersf the Riddles made of poplin these
children to years, simple pattern and only ST.
Unbleached cotton rompers same sizes 81 and $125
Derryvale linen sets doiies to set 9 to II inch Soc
75c and ST.
% to "a inch centers Csc to 81
Derryva1e scarfs to match 18 SO inch 10 K 45 inch
and is 81 inch ST to 81 so.
floor, center
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05

volunteered. Coach O'Malley first
only laughed. but then he bargained.
Amy kid with a handicap as you
have who is willing to come out and
try for a place certainly deserves
one." said the coach.
Kutchumba is the regular backstop
and Plains is a runner-up for pen
nant honors.
How He Plays the Game.
The lad crouches behind the batter
in real Steve O'Neiu style. He bal
ances all his weight on his right foot.
He pegs perfectly about the bases
and to date only three sacks have
been stolen on him in all the games
Plains High has played. When he
bats-and Stanley can sock 'em In
Bambino fashion-he is granted a
runner under a special rule Of the
league. When he pounds the horse
hide it travels.
The other day Plains was playing
Plymouth; top position was at stake.
It was the fourth inning, with the
mound for Plains, KutchuIn'ba doing
the bacl1stopping. Dessoye heaved a
low one-Stanley missed it. The bah
hit the catcher in the leg. He fell
Spectators cried out: frHis leg is
broken, call a doctor"
Doctor, nothing chirped the
high school cripple, as he smi1ing1y
Ioked up from the ground, where he
lay in crouched position. go get
a carpenter"
The cork limb cracked in half. For
a few days Stanley hoped around
on crutches, but he is again supplied
with new left leg and is back back
stopping and winning ball games for
'lainS High School
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05
One-Legged Youth Is Expert
Backstop For Baseball Team
Tn Little Pennsylvania Town
By WILLIAM 3. LOTUS,
international News Service Stat
COrreSpOndent.


Wilkes-Barre, Pa, June - Never
cry over spilled milk is the old Irish
saying and there is one young mine
worker-a victim of that risky un-
f1elds-who today believes in that
adage.
EVERY dark cloud has a silver lin
ing he smilingly tells, and every
body who has watched one-Iegged
Stanley Kutchunba play baseball de-
clares Stanley is right
Stan." as he is known to his pals
is g. junior at the Plains High School.
and just now is rated as one of the
best catchers in the Upper Luzerne
County Baseball League 1t has
been a long time since the fame
and glory of Piains-a hamlet out
side of this city-has been spread
papers. In fact old-timers who
know say Ed (Duck) Walsh, a ma
tive. was the first to spread broad
cast the fame of this little mining
town
Follows Fathers Footsteps.
Like every son Of a miner Stanley
followed his dads footsteps into the
darkest chambers of the underground
workings For months this little lad
a.bored-patching behind a, pair OF
baIzy mules. One day a trip of
mine cars rolled down the branch.
Stanley heard the rumble but couldn't
sidestep. He was caught like rat
in trap and pinned by the train
against the wall of the main tunnel.
First aid workers rushed to his side;
they picked him up unconscious and
hurried the little form away to the
hospital Amputation of his limb
was the only means of saving his
life. The member was severed. For
days he lowered between life and
death, but that spark of life soon
kindled the sunshine of hope. He
improved and after many weeks of
confinement behind hospital walls
was sent to his little home.
"I am big, I am strong" he cried
to his mother, for he wanted to play
with the other kids in the patch.
Soon he took on an artificial limb.
No more mines for him---he was a
value about the mine diggings. STAN
school, and a sacrificing mother and
primary course in the little red
school houes. He Jared well, pro-
crossed rapidly. and today he is a
Junior.
In those four years, Kutchumba
has learned to put his cork limb to
as many good uses as one would call
upon the flesh and bone of their own
under-pins. He has complete control
over its functioning. When Coach
O'AIal1ey issued tfhe call for players
for this season. Stanley responded.
Plains needed a catcher. Stanley
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05
Bobbed-Haired Girls
VIII Buy Back Locks
Is Expert Prediction

Defiance, O., June Bobbed-
haired American girls Will be buying
their hair back soon at snug prices
OF course, it may not be their own
hair, but, in that case, some other
fair one will be paying a good sum
for the tresses which young lady No.
/ SO gladly relinQuished not long
since
In other words. the bobbed-hair
craze is merely the result of some
clever promotion on the part of the
beauty shops which have found little
profit in their profession. except
through the sale of the elaborate
couture
That's the report of one habitue of
the beauty shops in many larger cities
who thought it safe TO divu1ge the in
formation in Defiance Ohio, in the
belief it wouldn't get OUT Accord
ing to this informant. the beauty shop
proprietors have given her the fol-
lowing story:
.<Receipts began to dwindle when
the rat and switch and the trans
formation went out of styls- So, to
put matters on a bedrock foundation
Ono reference TO the head intended),
the bobbed-hair fad was pushed ener-
getically- Everyone entering a beauty
shop was given a comprehensive ar
gument to their desirability of short
hair That campaign is now at its
height
'tAnd, In anticipation OF the reac-
t1on, there now arc appearing the
most elaborate combs and transfer
nations How can they be worn?
Only with an elaborate couture
During the coming summer the
fail fashions viii emphasize hair and
more hair And when the formal So
ciaI season opens in late September
And watch the artfu1 nolders of
feminine attFactiyeQess sell back to
their artIesS sisters their very own
Eesses at a commanding figure"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05
Warm weather
suggestions.

Here few gas stoves or hot plates that sug
gest to the end of making the kitchen work
endurable during the days.
A wondrous assortment of gas ranges from $2125 to
$115.
And Kitchenette ranges-these really of interest
because they take little and do lot of cooking
quickly $14.75 to $3.50.
burner gas stove with large Is inch swing
door $685.
2 burner gas plates with drilled burners $685.
3 burner gas plate with drilled burners 1895.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05
asHfErS-WANTED- SIGNS
APPEAR IN CHICAGO

Chicago, June = Signs of the
times are seen here in the changing
of the cry for ''jobs'' to the outbreak
of signs for "men."
Requests to the Illinois State Free
Employment offices jumped from g.
SOS in March to 6,669 for the first
IS days in May.
within thirty days feel sure that
any man who will work will be able
to get a job Charles J. Boyd, secre-
tary of the employment service de-
clared-
Huge increases in building activi-
ties presage even larger demands for
men this summer. Boyd stated Needs
for labor from basic Industries is also
on the upturn-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05
Withered Patriarch Returns From
Obscurity To Lordship In England

hat in the city. When I wss q boy
every city man wore a silk hat. And
there never was a woman employed
in the offices in those days.
Coming up from Liverpool I was
very surprised to find women smok-
ing cigarettes in the train cornpart-
ments- My last memories of English
ladies was when they wore crinolines
and never a cigarette was seen be-
tween their lips
u love Australia very much and
shall miss it. But my sorrow is
sweetened by the fact that I shall
be with my two sisters whom I have
not seen for sixty-seven years"
Had Lord Ducie earned his title,
wealth and estates through his ef-
forts in a far-off land this story
would read like the synopsis OF an
American movie play. But his ac-
cessdon to the title, the estates and
the wealth wds an accident OF birth
and death. Thu latter, in its mysteri-
Gus. tragic WY. removed from the
line of succession all the heirs except
Basil Berkeley Moreton- And, there
fore, he was called back to London
from Australia to take his place at
the head of the old family-to carry
on its tradiuors-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05
TIE ROWLAND DRY GOODS CO.

day school superintendent, and the
CONGREGATION OF the East Grand
Boulevard Methodist church.
A suggestion that the wearing OF
bathing trunks be made compulsory
was vigorously attacked by support
ers Of the Affirmative in the debate.
who declared that such procedure
would be "prudish-~
The question remains on the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05

Members Of the Detroit Board OF
Educalon nave taken I'D Opposite
camps in debate on this question 1t
arose with the development that
pupils in some OF the city's public
schools battle in the swimming pool
entirely naked
II cannot believe that our pupils
5athe in the altogether Board
PRESIDENT Edward D. Devine declared,
when ne learned OF the situation He
Is supported in his stand against the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05
rrs A QUEER WORLD,

Savannah. Ga, June 5 When
Federal prohibition agents IN
dertook to search Richard
Baughn,s boat for contraband
Liquors outside the three-niile
limit he got his ire I'D and stood
on his international rights
Persistence OF the liquor hunt
ers resulted in gunplay, In the
course Of which one Of them re-
cefved bullet in the arm and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05
WEST VIRGINIA CHICKEN
LAYS SEVEN-INCH EGG

Fairmont, W. Va, June An
egg measuring seven inches in length
and six and one-half inches in cir
cumfereuce has been laid by a hen
belonging to D. c. Baker, of Win
field The egg has two separate
yolks in ID The same hen laid an
egg some time ago that had a double
bors from all over the Winfield dis
trfct have called at the Baker home
to view this freak egg
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05

Baughn wae arrested.
Because the "sea battle" took
place outside the three-mile limit
and only domestic agents were
aboard the Government craft,
Judge Evans dismissed the war;
rant against Baughn in Federal
court
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05
COngoleum squares
still to be had.

These prices have proved MISUNDERSTANDING many
thrifty shoppers here in the few days-f this had
been an ordinary buy part could not have
offered the values but it deal in which quantity
played large part that is why still have some to offer
at these nrices
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05
Summer curtains
and draperies.

Just the dantiest sort of curtains the you
looking for now, the kind that will dress the window
and not shut out the cooling breezes.
Dutch marquisette mercerised curtains, hand drawn
with motif in and tie bands ready to hangsheer
and dainty-$2 pair.
For sash curtains or if you wish to work out some
idea of your let recommend these mercerised
voes in stripes checks and They are So inches
wide themselves to many possible combinations
as curtains-ony 29c yd.
We are showing assortment that is particularly
pleasing of those effective cretonnes cntz tapestry
and foliage designs, Sc inches wide at only 29c yd
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05

Rridgeport's leading
Wall Paper & Paint EzouSe
Wholesale Retail
1919 E.s1a Sf- RrEIasepurs, Conn
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05
Hosiery and
underwear.

These warm days suggest cool comfortable under
and hosiery and the necessity of being well supplied
For women all silk hose with Isle top and sole in
white cordovan or black is excellent value at 81 35
An all silk hose for is fine heavy quality and
is ali six to the top $3.50 pr.
Socks for the baby of pure silk with ribbon draw top
in pink and light blue 75c pr
Pretty comfortable and serviceable the Italian silk
underwear for women-Bodice top vests in pink $1.75
Step-in pants-pnk only $1.95
Children's underwear combinations Just
the thing for your boy within the ages of to IA and
only 75c
Init cotton garments for boys from the ages 10 to
IL nicely finished shirts and drawers SOC the garment
For the girls garment that is COOL comfortable and
Combination suit of fine nainsook with bloomer
finished leg these for girls from the age of to II
the price is 75c.
ain floor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05
QUESTION OF SWIMMING
POOL lNLfgODESTY CAUSE
OF DEBATE IN DETROIT

Detroit, June Are swimming
pools conducive 10 1nmodisty ?''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05

wide open to the attacks o. oJner III
ness
You can build up your lowered re-
sistinS power by taking Father Johns
Medicine, the pure food elements of
which strengthen and noUrish the sys-
tenn Father Johns Medicine soothes
and heals the lining of the breathing
passages and being a real food medi-
cine builds new strength and flesh
without using dangerous drugs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05
The After Effects of
Colds and Influenza

There is
real danger in
the after eff
fects of colds
and influenza.
because these
attacks leave
their victims
with a cough
or in a weak.
ened condition,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-05

Design 375e-
The fashionable
hand-drawn work
is quite easy to do
with the Deltor.
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ta1'te og iao lar BET pore mco BET,
oano ON of bet life foroerres.
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q bare foroi Rltifelen er operans
1en9t og freper liot Spilc. 2es ct
SSPn'Nts gelloocnna BIaiter paa
oerfenoe Steb % ie bpor b,,rtis
Sst'en saar bort. Renb % 3pin.
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uolot Tor Bert 2emmerne. De
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s.''etis, 6oriss oct ielp naite
lug oe oerter, eaa life Iioenoe,
1a[ Oct er unsbpenOia.
ceres Ipotbefer isrer BET / San,
,,co: 9orc iortuI bam &c snifcr
"a s'E,on 5 @cllohunna gIaitcr. @ar
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bnppie / @ansSfielbene. 5 @a'sfaret,
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! lliec prGstise Sarifose. ION Oct Der
firoes. har Den iii rctrc YaraniS. Box
rar cru BOG oitc pau Sie'tin9 banoc !
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