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Evening star., 1925-10-04
My Dog Does.

This iS Il picture OF JU.lct ttt uu-
the time he saved his neighbor Snap
from drowning. Juliet tells about it
in her letter:
My dog. a powerful airedale, start
ed to swim to my boat. My friends :
fox terrier, Snap tried to swim too.
but went down. He might have
drowned. but my dog quickly swan
up and gently seized Snaps shoulder
and pulled him to shore.
This dog is heroic as we'll s smart.
Send a description of your dog and his
best tricks to the Boys and Girls
page. care of The Star. and If il is
something clever. or smart, or heroic.
like this dogs, we will print picture
Of him.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
How to Play Game of Foot Ball.

fT'his is the second of a series of les
sons which bring ont the most iplpor-
tant points which every boy should know
who wants TO learn to play foot ball
rtght.)
When a player has learned how to
hold and shift the ball. he Is ready to
learn how TO run with It,
He should run low bending the body
at the hips. but keeping the head up
and eyes to the front. He watches
where he Is going and picks the holes
made by the linemen. The head should
be kept up until he is about to hit
some one. then he should put the head
down and take the force of the bump
on the headEuard.
Speed is the most important thing,
but the runner should also know
few tricks TO fool tscklers. Quick
change of direction is one method
This is done by shortening md quick
Rning the step just as the tackler ap-
proaches.
Another method is to stop quickly
at the proper time to cause the tackler
TO misdirect his tackle. PivotinE the
body a full turn will also sometimes
throw tackler off his direction, and
the runner can then go on.
All these tricks must be carefully
practiced. SO that as little time as pos
ySible Will be lost in using them.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

adays may we'll thrill the heart of any
woman with a love of the beautiful.
Materials are interestingly combined
in the new hats. Felt is used with
grosgrain. felt Is used with velvet and
felt Is used with hatters' plush. More
over velvet and suede are used on the
Evening star., 1925-10-04

same hat and so are felt and veiours.
Metallic leather ornaments of all sorts
are used laVishly and interestingly on
hats for all occasions. One Of the
French milliners even makes lovely
evening hats of tulle trimmed with
metallic leather. one French hat is
Evening star., 1925-10-04

much of the credit is due to the maker
of the materials and the fabrics as
we'll as TO the millinerS and dress
makers themselves.
A visit to any OF the large shops
where milliners' and dressmakers' ma
terials of the first rank are sold now
Evening star., 1925-10-04

made of Shantunc silk. incrusted-
as the milliners say-with floral de-
signs cut from heavy sort of chin:Z.
The effect is charming and 1t is only
on close observation that one can
tell how II is produced
DOWNRIGHT. 1881
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Verse and Worse.
ALL-BORED!

I've travelled on the ocean now
A score or more OK times.
And sniff the breeze from Greenland to
The hottest tOrrid climes.
I've played at Monte Carlo and
I've wasted time in Spain.
Then worked while in switzerland
And wandered on again.
Oh how I've longed for Paris. when
In Russia l would be
And sighed for Merry England. by
The Lake of Gailee.
Yet Just as soon as / return
Resolved to stay at home
There comes a sDeaky feeling that
There is no place like Rome.
You ask folks why they travel and
They always sling line
About this meeting people and
For culture il is fine
But now l think I've got the dope:
This other stuff Il rot,-
1t lust results from longing for
The place where you are not.
j. Irving Daniel.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Ouch

Tnluclly Motorist fhaving killed a
puppyt-Madam, l will replace the
animal.
Indignant Owner-Sir, you flatter
yourself!
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Sure.

Mother. who put that statue undo:
the kitchen sink"
"Sh. Sh. That's the plumber
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Quick, the Doctor!

Honest Citizen-I have lived on
vegetables for 10 years.
Wiseacre-That's nothing. I have
lived on earth for Is years.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Coincidence.

Bell Hop tafter guest had rung for
10 minutesl-Did you ring, sir?
Guest-No. 1 was tolling I thought
you were dead.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Brifht Bow!

Use got me good job now. Rastus.
No one gets a raise oftener than | do.
What you doing, SAM
Use runnin' a elevator"
Evening star., 1925-10-04
She's Not Orisinal.

TOMMY girl got Austria the other
night on her new radio.
Jerry-That's nothing. Ny girl gets
Hungary every night without any ra
dio.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Thanks Again.

She-1t's very good of you to ask
me to the dance.
He--Oh, don't mention it. It's a
charity ball.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
So Much Nicer.

Professor want you children to
70 to nay lecture tonight.
Chf1d-Couldnt you whip US Just
ehiS once. papa2
Evening star., 1925-10-04
So Many Sterling?

Mrs. Gossip-Did she get much sill.
yer for wedding presents?
Mrs. Scandal-Yes, she got 100
spoons Three were marked "Ster
ling and 81 were marked Pullman"
Evening star., 1925-10-04
She Must Have Money.

Saleslady-What can I do for you.
madam?
Customer-Show me some Of those
'insensible" suits.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
And That's Not All.

Young Wife-If this is an all-wool
rug. why is it labeled Cotton?
Salesman-In order to fool the
moths.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Maybe.

Teacher-Fools can ask questions
that some wise men can't answer.
Mary-Is that why flunked on my
last exam?
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Correct.

Professor Pinlieye-What is the
meaning of the word paradox?
Bright Boy-A paradox is Il couple
of NJ. DIS.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Only. Too True.

Teacher-John. where was the Dec.
laration of Independence signed?
John-"Cm- MN -er-at the bottom,
wasn't 1t?
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Quite Reasonable.

Motorist--Are you mechanic?
Irish-No, sorr; I'm Mccartney.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Well +!

He-Did you know the mausoleum
has been condemned?
She--No, why?
He--It hasn't any fire escapes.
Evening star., 1925-10-04

Speaking Of stingy people. I know
a fellow who had two teeth extracted
and then wanted the price Of his board
reduced.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
School Iells.

Rickety rickety rick raft
Chickcty chickety chick chaff.
Rick raft
Chick chaff.
Let's give them the horse laugh
IIaw. IIaw! Iiaw,
Hammond High School.
IIic-I{ic--IIoc
Holy Smoke
Are we in it?
Well / guess,
Shawnee High School,
Yes, Yes. Yes!
Shawnee High School.
Oaky-WOW-wOw
Skinney-WoW-W
Skin opponents name)
Wow.
-Plainwell High School.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
RY MARY MARSHALL.

you hear conflicting rumors
~ about hats. and the woman
who likes to post you on the
/ latest fashions may tell you
tbipca shout tbe nav ni1lf-
Evening star., 1925-10-04

sons which bring ont the most ippor-
tant points which every boy should know
who wants TO learn to play foot ball
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26
Methodist Episcopal
Church

Rev F, G. Fulford, laator, resIdence
18th and Hauser Streets. phone 1887.
Church located on South Main Street
Services for Sunday, March lat, a@
follows;
Sunday School at 10 o'clock A. M
DR. T. w. Schwin, Superintendent
Morning worship at IL A. M. Ser
mon by the pastor. Subject. "a
Prophet Plus.
Anthem by the Choir. MIR. Ralph
George, Leader. Miss Marian Drew,
Pianist.
Junior Church at 2;30 p. m.
Epworth League at TOO 70. nu-
Evening service as 800 o'clock y. m
Some vocal and instrumental music
will be special feature during the
evening service
The church has a prophetic voice
and speaks Of halcyon days to come
We want you to come and learn some
thing about Gods Wonderful Tomor-
rows.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26
NO. |: THE BIRTH OF A FAN

Smith had Just finished polishing
his car when raised the window and
announced, "Come on in and listen Co
the radio I've got Cuba
"No, thanks" he retorted, "Ive got
to tune in on nights rest. It's bad
enough being motor fam
But he hesitated just long enough
to ask me whether could get static,
too. And that settled it. He who
hesitates is-well, nowadays, radio
bug.
Cuba was coming in pretty well
Crisp air The neighsborhood turning
in for the night. The batteries new
and working first rate. Smith was
Immensely impressed.
"That's the first decent radio set
I've heard" he declared, after swing
ing the dials around by himself until
he got one Of the nearby stations and
found it was playing his favorite song.
4sWhat's the name of this outfit, any
way?"
| held my hand over the name plate
and asked him to sit down a moment
smith | began "You've got to
have a good set, of course. But that
isn't all. You've 1ot to know how to
operate it. | wouldn't advise you to
buy this set and guarantee you inn
mediate results any more than would
recommend Rolls-Royce to Zulu.
Furthermore, different sets give diff
ferent results in different. places.
This one might not work quite as well
in your house as it does here. Then
again, it might work better"
.aThat's not so good" Smith worried.
What have got to do: take chance
on getting one that won't work ?"
'That's just why wanted you to
sit down." I explained. "The radio
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26
Congregational Churck

Church School 9:45 A. M. Let's b<s
there on time Sunday.
Church Worship IL A. M.
Children's Story "The Fastest BIZ
cycle Rider in the World"
Young People and Adults Sermon
"A Christian Method of Punishmeuf'.-
Special Music Contralto Solo Mrs
F.delia Morrow.
There will be social and business
nesting Of all people affiliated with
the Congregational church, Monday
night, March 2, 8 o'clock. There win
be light refreshments served and noms
very important business will Be txans-
acted. All church members anA -
pie at all Interested in the church .xu
under obligations TO be th&rs-
"It Is not new race we neod but \
new spirit. We do not need 10 1unw
that one race or another will hsosnn
exterminated. Our greatest fear nand
be that the best in all our races -
come dominated by the lesser thinxn
of life, become possessed with a spir-
1t of hatred, seltishness, impurity.
ignorance, greed, false pride and WIZ
The white race or any other race can
save anything about themselves which
is worth saving even though they
live In the blackest of the black belt
by being white, pure white willis
Christ's whiteness. There is no other
way" From last Sundays sermon.
christianity and the Race Problem" /"
GUY WINSTON CHURCHILL,
Minister
Telephone 289-W.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

dealers have solved this problem by
offering to let you try out various
sets until you find the right one.
They'll charge you five or ten dollars
for an aerial, but that's only right.
And you'll have five or ten times that
much fun out of it even if you don't
decide on one right away"
"But is an aerial necessary? Won't
some of these machines operate on a
loop, or whatever you call it,"
.'It depends where you live and how
much Of the worlds broadcasting you
want to pick up" said. "An inside
areial, whether it's rugged up in the
room or concealed in the machine,
cuts. down your reception about one
third. This wouldn't make any differ
ence to anyone living right near a
number Of stations, but in your case
I'd advise getting all you can get.
"A loops handy in an apartment
house where an antenna is hard to put
up, or where the roof is already wired
by the other tenants. But in your case
it's different. Put up goood aerial"
Smith had a notion that he could
get exceptional results by running
wire from his chimney to the top of
the garage, distance Of two hun
dred and fifty feet but explained to
him that a radio set works best with
so much aerial and no more. 1t was
just one of the many points he was to
learn, now that he had fallenl
When Smith left for home-at two
A. M.--another fan had been born to
radio. 1t gets them all, sooner or
later. But the next point is to "get"
it.
Next Week, No. 2: Trying One Out.
Copyright by the Ullman Features
Service
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

Marcelling- Call 27-J. Soft.
For Rent:-Garage. Inquire ]. A..
Turner, 315 N. Platt 50-1ts
F. p. Collins, humane officer from
Billings. is in the city on business.
For a real job Of cleaning and press
ing phone Downards. phone 412. 47-tf.
Wanted-Plain or fancy sewing at
my home, 20s S. Hauser. Mrs. w. C.
Bigiey. Soft.
Dorothy Fleming and Mary Naretti
went to Billings Friday to take in the
Basketball tournament.
The newest and most stylish models
in spring hats are to be seen at the
Richcl Millinery. Come in and try
them on. 49-tf.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26
Episcopal Church

Sunday School and Confirmation
class at 10.
Holy Communion, Confirmation and
Sermon at IL. Bishop Fox will be
with us.
Service at Joliet o'clock. Bishop
Fox win preach.
FRANK DURANT.
PAstsr.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

The pool hall of Sam Massick at
Bearcreek burned Saturday morning.
However, it was not total loss but
damaged amounting to about thous-
and dollars. The building was COW
cred by insurance.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

Marcelling-Call 27-J. Soft.
Mr.. Flashman spent Wednesday Of
Market Week in Billings.
For real job Of cleaning and press
ing phone Downards, phone 412. 47-tf
Mrs. William Wilson is in the city
spending several days with friends,
from her home in Boyd.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends
for their kindly assistance, and for
the beautiful floral offerings and ex-
pressions of sympathy at the time of
bur recent bereavement in the death of
John B. Murphy, Sr., husband and
father.
MRS ]. B. MURPHY, SR., and
Family. Roberts. Mont.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

Fl. E. Norlsnd of Wheatland, Wyom-
ing, the manger of the United Store
at Whestland, is assisting in the sale
at the local United Store.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

R. T. Ferguson. Forest Supervisor
for this district came up from Bill
lings Wednesday and will spend few
days in this community.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26
JOHN Smith And HIS RADIO

Series Of Radio Talks by d. w. Columbus and L. w Lyons
of the Red Lodge Electric Company.
And willing that radio should their
They have faculty for finding things
pay devotees follow them paper
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

William Dell, stock man and rancher
of Luther, was in town Saturday.
John Kelly Of Castagne, county COM
missioner, was In town Wednesday.
Herman Kuhl, stockman and farmer
from Luther, was in town Saturday.
Mike Dimich Of Dimich Bros. was in
Billings last week attending Market
week.
R. G. wiggenhorn. Attorney from
Billings. was in the city on business
Tuesday.
A. A. Gillespie of Minneapolis is
conducting the closing out sale at the
United Store.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

Marcelling-Call 27-J. Soft.
Brick ice cream at the Liberty Con-
fectionery. 47-tf.
For Rent-6-rooom house. 409
South Hauser Ave. 49-tf.
Have you house or apartments
to rent? Let US help you.
Dolores Stevenson went to Billings
Friday to spend the weekend at the
tournament.
Let US do your cleaning and press-
ing. We guarantee good work. Flem-
ng and Holt. Phone 49. 43-tf.
For real job Of cleaning and press
ing phone Downards, phone 4l2. 47-tf.
John Kastelitz, prominent business
man of Bearcreek, was transacting
business in town Tuesday.
Send your cleaning to Fleming and
Holt. Always satisfactory. Phone 49,
Have your cleaning and pressing
done at Fleming and Holt. Phone 49.
Jack Peterson went to Billings Fri
day afternoon to attend the basket
ball tournament.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

ANiS ~ VI 9tSb@r iphhiSta9 atSSh
Castagne of this city, left Thursday
for her home in Casper.
House For Sale-6 rooms, brick,
good cellar, six lots--For quick sale
s4,700 cash. Locaeed on 18th st. and
White Ave. See owner, Louis Kol-
arich, 523 Grant Ave. 49-2tF
The Misses Louise Allison and Ma
imie Leland went to the basketball
tournament at Billings Friday.
We do cleaning and pressing. Best
work and quickest service. Call 40.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Coleman spent
Thursday and Friday Of last week in
Billings.
We have just received shipment
of beautiful spring hats in advance
styles. All the new colors in satin
and taffeta that are smart and spring
like Richel Millinery. 49-tf.
J. p. Croft Of the United Store, is
in the city on business from his home
in Sheridan, Wyoming.
P. L. Corkins will be here Wednes-
day and Thursday February 25th and
Goth. DR.. Corkins, the eye specialist
will be at his Red Lodge office, room
IT, Pollard Hotel. 48-3t.
w. C. Kropp returned Saturday
from a few days visit to Cody and
Lowell, Wyoming. He reports the
roads in perfect condition.
Mayor G.. A.. Jeffery has returned
from a ten days trip to the Twin
Cities. He reports business conditions
improving in the East.
| A false alarm was reported at two
o'clock Sunday morning on South
Hauser and 10th street.
DR.. Riesland, the well known eye
sight specialist may be consulted
about scientifically fitted and prop
erly ground glasses at the Pollard
Hotel March to s, all day. 45-tf.
Constantine Natalie and Ledio
Mamma motored to Billings last Fri
day to attend Market Week.
l. We shall be delighted to show you
our new spring hats just received
There is model for every type and
colors are most pleasing. Richel Mil
linery. 49-tf.
. Judge Goddard, Judge Pierson ane
Mike Hawkins. court reporter frou
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26
Overland
WHY'S
Eleven Years of Quail
ity Built Into New
Models.
Is Good to the Core
With Power to Spare.


We wish to announce we have taken over the agency
for the Overland and Wlys-Knight and have
moved our business to the Meter Building the Pol
lard Hotel We invite you to inspect the Overland and
WHY'S Knight and if you interested we will be glad
to give you demonstration. We quote the following
prices, F. 0. B. factory:
Model 81 Overland Touring and Roadster Fabric
Tires 4J5.
Model 81 Overland Coupe Sedan Cord Tires - 635.
Model 81 Overland Sedan Cord Tires - 715.
Model go Overland Blue Bird Rex Top Cord Tires 725.
Model SO Overland Six Cylinder Sedan ...:-.... 985.
Model SO Overland Six Cylinder De Luxe ....~. 115O.
Model 65 Willys-Knght Touring ......~... 1895.
Model 65 WHY'S Knight Business Coupe ......- 325.
Model 65 Willys-Knight Coupe Sedan .-....... 1926.
Model 65 Willys-Knight Sedan ...--...- 1450.
Model 65 WHY'S Knight Brougham ...-..-...--- 1896.
Model 66 Six Cylinder Wilys Knight Touring and
Roadster .-- 1845
Model 66 Six Cylinder Wlys-K Knight Coupe Sedan 2145
Model 66 Six Cylinder WHY'S Knight Brougham 2295.
Model 66 Six Cylinder WHY'S Knight Coupe .. 2345.
Model GO Six Cylinder WHY'S Knight Sedan .. 2495.
Red Lodge Sheet Metal Works
Paul A. Harlan E.. j. McGrath
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

The Home Economics Department
of the Woman's Club met Tuesday af-
ternoon at the Library.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

The Misses Irma Marcketti, Mabel
CarIevetto, Ruth Davis and Sally
Sinko attended the Basket Ball tourn-
ament in Billings Friday, returning
Sunday.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

A becoming hat is the most import
ant asset to a woman's costume. You
will find just the model you desire at
the Richel Millinery. 49-tf
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

Expert electric service for automo-
biles. We repair and recharge all
makes Of batteries. All work guar
anteed. Treasurer City Electric Serv
ice. 39-tf =
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

George DeBourg and Adolph Fa-
vero motored to Billings Saturday
morning to attend the basketball
tournament.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

The Neighborhood Auction Bridge
Club win meet Friday evening at $50
at the home of Mrs. Holmgren. Lunch
con will be served after cards.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

Mrs. G. O. Dietz, formerly Eileen
Castagne of this city, left Thursday
for her home in Casper.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

Judge Goddard, Judge Pierson and
Mike Hawkins, court reporter from
Billings, were in the city Wednesday
and Thursday.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

House For Sale-6 rooms, brick,
good cellar, six lots--For quick sale
S4,700 cash. Located on 17th st. and
White Ave. See owner, Louis Kol-
arich, 523 Grant Ave. 49-2t*
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

. We shall be delighted to show you
our new spring hats just received.
There is model for every type and
colors are most pleasing. Richel Mil
linery. 49-tf.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

John Kelly OF Castagne' cOuI'VF VuHl
missioner, was In town Wednesday.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

Constantine Natalie and Ledio
Mamma motored to Billings last Fri
day to attend Market Week.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

The Misses Louise Allison and Ma
mie Leland went to the basketball
at Billings Friday.
The Carbon County news., 1925-02-26

Jack Peterson went to Billings Fri
day afternoon to attend the basket
ball tournament.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
SENATE ADOPTS MEASURE
 ENDING SUBWAY BOND TAX
Hall BiIl' INcmptins Issue from Five Per Cent Limit Meets
 With Favor
.-a Q ,.e Herald

-- 70 @ tlPfa ll. '
 Har'for4. May 25.-The state sen- ate passed '1ll today eAcmpting The sub av bonds Of municipalities from ,he Der cent limit. The bill. more popu,ar!r hEonn as the Hall bill, vas sponsored through legislative channels lv Senator Edward r. Hall Of New Bri'aiU The New Britain senator claimed lcfore the finance commi'tee and Tho state senate that slbNsys 0ero sclf-supporting and New Britain had an extensive sub way building program which would suffer f the bonds were subject 10 he , per rent on the grand list Of New Britain.
 An act concerning the location of gasoline stations Is ont of committee and uill he reported 10 the senate his week. T. reads that any tow over 10000 population must he sub ject to gasoline filling station re- stric'ions. An applicant must have 2 certificate from the mayor before he can apply 10 the motor vehicle commissioner for the final permit. This bill. fostered by the motor ve- hicle commissioner was ocCasioned by Attorney George Brady of New Britain. who successfully appeared before the motor vehicle Commis- sioner for a permit for a filling sta ton on the O'Connell property on West Main street, New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
-s,s .

rcpof .a that strong evil duncc ...-.nu. lad bcon found,
 MH AI uad been questioned, but not until William Hogg, a drug Eist, had Informed District Attorney O'Cunncll that NOman, who said she Was Mrs. Farr had purchased poison in his store, was suspicion d. recled strongly against her. Last night tho district attorney said, she broke down and admitted she had placed a quantity Of inc poison In a chocoIakr drop, the candy was put in her huSbands lunch box when he left "Wednesday for his work as an cmploye Of the village Of Champlain jn a sand pit, she said, according to District Attorney OConncll, and Farr atc II that noon,
 The identify of the second person sought in the case was not diyulgcd, Mrs, l'arr Was ordered held in the Jail here pending investigation. IL Is expected she will bc given a hear ing Wednesday,,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
WOMAN CONFESSES
 POISONING HUBBY
Champlain, N. ', Now Gets
 Into Headlines

rlattsburgh x, Yo May 2G,--(ATD A woman was hning held in the Clinton County jail here today while authorities were seeking another person believed 10 be Implicated with hey in the poisoning of her husband.
 District Attorney E. Loyal O'Con- nell announccd last night that after proonge1 questioning Mrs. Jessie I'arr, 3j, Of thc little village of ChampIain, south of here, had broken down and confessed that she had poisoned her husband, Herman,
 Tarr died Thursday in his home. He had been Sizcd with conNuIsions while eating us lunch Wednesday noon. Tho attending physician said he suspectrj poisoning and upon Farr's death an autopsy was order ed. The stomach and contents were sent 10 Albany for analysis and the
New Britain herald., 1925-05-26
VOLCANO IN ERl PTION

Tokyo, May 2G, -- tAp) --- De- spatpArs from the Nichi Nichi cor respondent al kagoshIma report the explosion Of Mount Suwascshima, an active volcano on Oshima island. The eruption sent huge rocks tumbitug down inc mountain, crushing d unmhcr Of dwellings at the baSr. The inhabitants fled 10 Nakashima island.