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Evening star., 1925-05-05

Smart new Summer styles, reduced
from our regular stocks. Blacks, Tans,
Patents and Crepe-sole Sports Oxfords.
All sizes included-but no time to lose
Evening star., 1925-05-05

More than 5000 pairs of our regular
$o.9o to $3.50 Substantially reduced
tor this great event. All this seasons
popular models-in all colors and mate
rials-.alI sizes-but don't de1ayi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-14
Pioneer Resident
Dies in Seattle

Mrs. Agnes Cardinal. 81. a resident
Of Seattle for % years, died at her
home, 1880 Fifth ave. w. Sunday.
Mrs. Cardinal came 10 the United
States from Scotland 60 years ago,
sho Is survived BY Mrs Irene c.
Wlnn. daughter. sister. Mrs. J.
NJ. Law Of Auburn, and three broth.
ers, William. James and Samuel
Love OF Seattle Funeral Bersicca
will be held p. M Tuesday from the
Buttcrworth mortuary,
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GRUNBAUM BROS. FURNITURE co.
TELEPHONE ELlot.tgIO

She Is survived by a husband. VIII
liam Cruise. a daughter. Mrs. Grace
Cruise Hi. two brothers. Joo Bailou
OF Seattle and William ElalIou OF
Wichita. Kan. and a sister. Mrs
Katharine Strong OF Stafford. Kan.
There has been no arrangements for
the funeral services made
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up TO this l shan't be so nervous
about getting him in the boat.
One OF those big salmon VIII run
like a Diesel engine when you first
hook him. and 1t is necessary TO
give him all your attention for a
while"
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tackle. but he caught three big
salmon.
Did not expect TO land them
with that little hook and light pole, Z"
he said. as he selected a big salmon
hook with golden spoon, on Pine
st. "It get a big one hooked
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Officer Old Chief Seattle tho
"jaywnikc proud your efficient service
It's drcary Job trying teach
intelligent and earnest service such public
during the week Just ended viii There arc
OF other boys tho
mendson To nil OF them Chief congratulations
CHIEF SEATTLE
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Boy Hooks Salmon
on Light Tackle

Bob Hubbard. who goes 10 school
when he isn't fishing. went out on
tho Sound Saturday morning fish.
ing for trout. lie had only light
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To Secretary Wilbur

Dear Navy Chief The fortunate tho plane
and It's turned public attention
charges made by the In the general
cxuaion the the tho tickle public is in
eined TO forget the tragedy Of tho
70 mink OF pleaFant thnkH CHEF SEATTLE
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To gu" Campus Greensward

bRuuu lawns Grow much this month. heard
today that about 5000 OF
back TO tramp underfoot while their
OF unprecedented beauty SEATTLE.
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To Ellensburg

Dear deo Town Thanks for the honor did Seattle Saturday
by setting that day that
Tho many citizens this enjoyed you
to renew their friendships
operation ana goodfreiug between the
ana western halves OF the state CHIEF SEATTLE
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To Presiding Judge Smith

Your Honor During the week the
Two noted handing
who DO property Keep up,
there's much sypathy wronTdo these days and
need few horrible examples" 10 war; others.
CHIEF SEATTLE
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To Mayor Brown

Dear Doc That's good you're trying arbtIate
the difference OF laundry operators
haven't like Of bending
bucket OF hoapsuds CHIEF SEATTLE
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/ o Thomas p. Henry

Dear A. A. A. Chief Greetings from the chief
chief OF tho motoring public Come the your
snoTteart with string Of May
Of telling Fasteners about tho beauties
in hauntA SEATTLE.
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To Pedestrians

Dear Former JayWakern' tho
rapidly with which system.
stood on Saturday for
Nh the officer
regulations properly enforced
accidents They are after nr FOR benefit
CHIEF SEATTLE.
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TO Policemen at Booking Office

Dear Cops understand that
town and Is brought protection you always
glad 80 mako Tho little feel parents
located Tho mothers Of tho
genial and kindly you display. CHIEF SEATTLE.
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To Motorists

Dear Gearshiters How long been you've
your own city Let's get acquainted with homctheeE
lots OF beauty spots hidden
tho traffic jams country roads sunday city
CHIEF SPA
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To Skagit Junket Party

Dear awmakerG You going 70 the skas hdrpeeer
project today Will H
matter with tho skaglt Let opinions
without prejudice after have inspection
analysis OF the thing that Seattle millions
SEATTLE
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To Normandie Apartments

Downtown Structure: Congratulations
ans The guard wall climbing your
brick sides wish that buildings
flowers for which Seattle is famous. dun
CHIEF,
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To Radio Listeners

Dear Fans You VIII be that local
dealers planning Sept styles
radio instruments will essentially your
Seattle Make tho H. SEATTLE.
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from
TIE
City Hospital Managers

friend tells that caring FOR hoas
VINO IAN III injured tho
TOO busy 10 give Die suffer that
you arc doing best the afflicted Nndest
IcEarda to you "a tho
CHIEF SEATTLE.
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Easy to Clean

It's sensible and SAINT
thry design makes "
easy 90 clean and keep
lean, Polished top.
porcelain back and
shelf. Armco iron re-.
dulrcs no POLISHING,
The Carbon County news., 1925-12-31
CHARGES MADE AGAINST SENATOR
BURTONK. WHEELER DISMISSED BY
DISTRICTOF COLUMBIA SUPREME COURT

The indictmens made by the govern
ment against Senator Burton X.
Wheeler of Montana, Gordon Camp
bell and Edwin S. Booth charging
them with conspiring to defraud the
government by obtaining a large num-
ber of gas and oil permits to prospect
on government domain were dismissed
and completely wiped off the books
Tuesday by the District of Columbia
supreme court who upheld the con-
tentions of the senator and who was
entirely acquitted in Great Falls on
like charges. Senator Thomas j.
Walsh, Senior Senator of Montana,
was Wheeler's counsel.
The acquittal of Senator Wheeler in
Montana, although not passed upon by
the court, was stressed by the Wheeler
counsel as argument against trial In
Washington, d. G. The government,
however, contended the two indict-
ments were for different oifenses.
After announcement of the courts
decision Senator Wheeler said, Il am
delighted to learn of the decision In
my favor and hope that this will end
these prosecutions and that | will now
be permitted TO devote some Of my
time and attention to constructive
measures in thu United States senate"
Senator Borah Of Idaho as chairman
of the senate committee which investl-
gated Senator Wheeler stated, u came
to the conclusion that there was not
the slightest evidence TO justify the
charge against him. ! think he was
wholly ignorant Of any offense against
the law and wholly innocent OF any
intent to commit any offense. Natur-
ally, therefore, neither the verdict OF
the jury In Montana nor the decision
of the court here was any surprise to
me. Anything else would have been a
perversion of justice" Senator Swan
SON of Virginia made the statement
that he was very gratified over the
acouittaI of Senator Wheeler. Swan
son was member of the committee
that investigated for the senate. The
concurrence of the decision of the
Montana court and the Supreme Court
and the report of the senate committee
furnishes Senator Wheeler with COM
plete exoneration.
The Carbon County news., 1925-12-31
DRAWS $50 FINE

Chief of Police ]. Fl. McAllister ar
rested John Yurkovich, alias John
Miller and also known as Bull Mon
tana" ON Christmas day and lodged a
complaint against him for being drunk
and disorderly. From all accounts he
seemed to think that the Eighteenth
Amendment, the Volstead Act and
constitutions and ordinances In exis-
tence were imperative during the hol-
iday season and proceeded to have
one high old time, acquire high pow
cred headache and make a complete
nuisance Of himself. However, he
was taken before Police Judge Charles
Wilson Saturday morning and entered
plea of guilty and was fined fifty
dollars which he was unable to pay
and now he is serving twenty-five days
in the county Jail in lieu thereof.
The Carbon County news., 1925-12-31

Going into Flagler county the Co.'S
tai Highway tourist strikes, at Bun
nell, one of the finest roads in the
state, and through the first densely
growing semi-tropicai vegetation,
passing the home of John d. Rookie
feller, and the residences of many
other kings of industry and finance.
Daytona, Seabreeze and Ormond,
living within few miles of each
other, recently combined themselves
into one municipality which has taken
the name of Daytona Beach. 1t is
on Daytona Beach where the worlds
speed records for automobiles have
been made since automotive vehicles
were first manufactured.
After passing through New Smyrna
where the Atlantic Coastal Highway
is swept by ocean hreezes until it
reaches Miami, the tourist is veil into
the Blue Goose, or Indiana River,
county, from where comes the famous
Blue Goose orange, the pineapple, and
almost every kind of vegetable and
fruit.
Melbourne is equidistant between
Jacksonville and Miami, because of
this is is known as Midway City. 1t
is the Atlantic Coast terminus of the
cross state highway from Tampa and
furnishes a junction point for those
who wish to leave the Costal Highway
for points on the West Coast.
Long before he reaches Stuart rhe
motorists win sight the lighthouse at
Jupiter and find the highway taking
him up and down the dale as the vege-
tati6n changes from semi-tropicai to
tropical. Crossing Jupiter Inlet the
scenery becomes more and more pleas
ing and 15 more miles Of ii carries
the car into West Palm Beach. West
Palm Beach and Palm Beach are sep
arated by Lake Worth, a body Of
water surrounded almost entirely by
parks, lagopns and hostelries- The
winter tourist travelling In search of
pleasure will be In the center Of ac-
tivities here.
From West Palm Beach on down TO
Miami tourist on the Atlantic Costal
Highway find themselves travelling
through series Of small towns. Dade
county, at the extremity of the At
lantic Costai Highway, is one Of the
chief contributors to good roads in
Florida, having spent s1,240,000 dur
ing the last year.
Although the Atlantic Costal High
way will be the main thoroughfare of
the east coast of Florida, there are
many lateral roads which provide for
side trips from the main highway.
One of these junction points is Jack
sonville, where the Old Spanish Trail
may be taken to the western part of
the state. This Trail extends all the
way to Pensacola in Florida and on
to New Orleans.
The Carbon County news., 1925-12-31
Northwestern Imp. Co.
is Ordered to Answer
the Public Service Com.
on Matter of Charges

The Northwestern Improvement
Company, Montana corporation with
headquarters in this city is cited to
make a return in writing TO the Public
Service Commission of Montana in
response to an Order to Show Cause
why the rates and charges now exact
ed by the defendant company for the
purchase and sale of electrical energy
in all forms, to the public at Red
Lodge, should not be reduced.
The order further specifies that de-
fendant's return in writing must be
made on or before the 18th day of
January, 1926, after which such fur
ther proceedings may be had therein
as to the Commission may seem just
and proper.
Such proceedings are not unusual
and it is understood that the defen-
dant company is preparing complete
statement of its receipts, expenditures,
costs of production and charges made
in furnishing electric light and power
to the people of this city so that the
Public Service Commission may have
the complete data before 1t at such
time as a hearing is held in the mat
ter.
The Carbon County news., 1925-12-31

southern hrancn. I-Tlfs nfgnway will
join with the Old Spanish Trail at
Pensacola.
Another extension of the Costal
Highway will be the highway over the
keys from Miami to Key West. An
other year will see work started.
While the upper end Of The Allan
tic Costal Highway passes through
the territory which made the first
history of the United States, touch
ing at Salem, staid old Boston, New
York, Washington, Fredericksburg
and the cites made prominent in the
war between the states, it has moth
ing to offer of more historic value
than Florida.
Duvai county, of which Jacksonville
is the seat and the gateway to the
south, has just spent s2,000,000 on its
roads, is spending another appropria-
tion of $1,500,0O0, and is considering
bonding itself for $4,000, 900 more.
The Atlantic Costal Highway will
have an optional route through Duval
county with the completion of the
proposed oceanside highway from
Jacksonville beach to the st. Johns
county line. This highway allows trav-
ell on the ocean beach for thirty miles.
1t affords south-bound tourists their
first opportunity to drive upon beach
which at low tide is more than 700
feet wide. Jacksonville is the first
point at which access is given to the
only beach of its kind in the world.
Then the Costal Highway enters in
to the land of Ponce de Leon and, ap-
preaching st. Augustine, passes what
is advertised as the Fountain Of
Youth. It is about at this point
where the Spanish explorer landed on
the peninsula. A little further on the
Costal Highway passes the historic
gates Of St. Augustine, swings to the
lett, and the tourist finds himself gaz-
ing upon Ft. Marion, the oldest fort
in America. This stronghold was COM
pleted by the Spanish in about 1850.
A distinction Of Ft. Marion is that it
never was taken by an enemy. In st.
Augustine also is found the oldest
house In the United States.
The Carbon County news., 1925-12-31
new METHOD TO Be
USED IN JUDGING
POULTRY AT SHOW

The Carbon County Poultry Asso-
citation has adopted the Score Card
system of judging birds for their
Third Annual Poultry Show, which
will be held in this city January 1S,
Id and Is. The exhibition will be con-
Quoted in the Meter building, form
erly occupied by the Red Lodge Sheet
Metal Works.
In explanation of the new method
of determining and judging poultry,
a score card is furnished for each in
dividual bird. This card is marked
by the Judge showing where the birds
are lacking in certain points as to
weight, type, comb color, beak, etc.
After the show these cards are given
or mailed to the owner Of the birds
for reference to use In mating his
birds and to show why his birds were
not placed in the winning class or vice
versa. This system Is of great bene-
fit to the amateur breeder and even
the old timer wants to know why his
birds were so placed.
All who raise poultry are requested
by the association to bring or send
their birds, or at least few OF them
for exhibition and have Judge Rennie
of Sheridan, Wyoming, pass his opin'
ion on them. 1t Is the aim of the as
sociation to improve the quality Of
poultry throughout the county. i
takes no more feed to raise good birs
than 1t does q mongrel, but watch th'
results derived from the STANDARD
bred bird in comparison with thos'
from the ordinary scrub. The sans
applies to thoroughbred poultry as i
does to thoroughbred cattle, horses
sheep and swine.
| All birds will be well taken care o.
by the association and returned II
their owners after the show. Prem
ium lists and entry blanks can be OBJ
tanned from o. j. Salo, show secre
tary, Red Lodge.
The Carbon County news., 1925-12-31
Written specially for the Carbon
County News by Samuel Ellis
Thru Autocaster Service

The Atlantic Costal Highway,
Maine to Miami, Florida, is now vir-
tually completed-a great ribbon of
highway which threads the Atlantic
starboard as does the Pacific Costal
Highway Seattle to San Diego and
Tia Juana.
This early completion of the Allan
tic Highway is due, in great mea-
sure to the unusual development in
Florida during the last two years, that
commonwealth living up to her repu-
tation of progressiveness by spend
ing more than $10,O00,0OO on this
highway during 1925. Practically all
of the Florida portion of this new
costal highway is now ready for the
army of sun-hunters which will, wend
its way palmward during the >,
three months.
Eventually the CostaI Highway w..
not end at Maimi, Florida, but will
bend around in graceful curve over
the Connors Highway and Tamiami
trail through the Everglades, and to
the west coast. Thence it viii join
with the Gulf Costal Highway and
proceed up the west coast to Pensa-
cola, the metropolis of western Flori-
da and terminus of the Frisco lines
The Carbon County news., 1925-12-31
Free Skating Rink
Near Depot Opened

The skating rink near the depot is
now open to the pubic and each even
ing 1t is the center Of the social life Of
the city. This rink Is sponsored by the
American Legion and the Elks Lodge
and both those progressive organiza-
tions are to be commended for the
fine public spirit they show in making
such an amusement feature possible
The ice is smooth, comodious rest
room has been furnished, the place is
well lighted and an efficient care taker
Is in charge to see that both young
and old have the best time possible.
During the past week the weather has
been perfect and the general public Is
taking full advantage Of the oppor-
tunity offered to indulge in that pop
ular sport.
The Carbon County news., 1925-12-31
Valuable Gifts Are
Won Christmas Eve

Pete Egan of Washoe was the win
ner of the Freed-Eisemann radio Of
fered by the Model Drug company and
ratified off Christmas Eve. John
Webber, of Webber's Greenhouse, was
the holder of the lucky number for the
Edison offered by the Red Lodge
Drug company. Jack Bailey was the
winner Of the Grafanola given away
by the Economy Drug company. The
beautiful twenty-three piece Japanese
lustre tea set offered by the Decorat-
i've Art Shop was won by Miss Stella
Provinse. The Legion Axiliary was
the recipient of the console model
Orthophonic machine given away by
the Ball Furniture company. William
w. Nelson, Jr. won the Mack Truck
given away by the Plunkett Hardware.
The mileage of the little truck is 49,
091 miles, 314 rods, s feet and 10
inches. Young Nelson made the near
est guess; his estimate being $1,000
miles, $40 rods, 81 feet and 81 inches.
The Rogers Silverware set, offered
by the Grove Store, has not yet been
called for. The holder Of stub No.
1881 will be the winner. The holder
Of No. 1854 viii win the set In case the
holder Of the first number fails to
claim his gift.
The Carbon County news., 1925-12-31
CONSTRUCTIVE

Have you considered the good work the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company is
doing through it's advertising?
Pick up any popular magazine and turn
to one of their advertisements. Every word
of it is helpful 1t is plea for HEALTH for
every child born in America 1t will help
you build better citizenship.
Perhaps you have an unexpressed desire
to be of benefit to your town, your country,
in a certain way But you're very busy-you
feel that you have not time for this construc-
tive work.
Have you ever thought of diffusing your
ideals through your advertising? 1T CAN
BE DONE. And you'll find people reading
your messages because of their helpfulness
and unconsciously reaching out for what
ever you have to sell.
maaa<=E@-.
Let the Carbon County News run series
of business messages for you. Make these
messages interesting, constructive; and we
will print them in such manner as to at
tract attention. Let us work together for
the good of the community.
The Carbon County news., 1925-12-31
A Wise Change


What town of Carbon county that
once had population of 300 people
is no more. What town used to be
called Merritt; what one was formerly
known as Wilsey; what one was long
known as Linley and what one was
nicknamed Stringtown and what the
dickens are you going to say when the
bill collectors call tomorrow Do you?
The Carbon County news., 1925-12-31
Chas. LOfbakka Drops
Dead in the Mine

Chas. Lofbakka, aged Sd years and
native of Finland. dropped dead in
the mine about eleven-thirty Monday
morning from miocarditis. Just a
few minutes before his death he COM
planned of feeling i'll and was making
preparations to leave his work to go
home. Coroner r. G.. Martin held a
post mortem to ascertain the cause of
death.
He leaves his widow, Elida Lof-
bakka and an adopted daughter,
Esther, aged 10 years. A son of the
widow lives in Washington but will
not be able to attend the funeral which
will be held from the Workers Hall
Saturday afternoon at two o'clock
with Rev. Matt Erkkila officiating
and under the direction of r. G.
Martin. Interment will be made In
the Red Lodge cemetery.
The Carbon County news., 1925-12-31
TO OUR READERS

Let US repeat the suggestion we made IN
a previous issue, of a way in which the pub
lie in general may give cooperation and as
sistance to the editor of this paper, who, let
us remind you, is absent from his business
and is devoting his whole time to a matter
in which the entire community is vitally in
tereSted.
The merchants of this good town have
given him generous support through their
advertisements in these columns, and now
you-the public citizens, who will assured
ly benefit individually in large measure,
should the work of the editor some to sue
cessful elimination, may give him your
wholehearted support, by patronizing these
merchants who advertise in the News. To
know that you are giving him all possible
aid, directly or indirectly, is assurance that
you believe in his ability to accomplish the
task he has undertaken. To patronize the
merchants of your home town is not only
citizens duty, but at time, when the entire
community is so keenly interested in i'm
proving the conditions and enlarging it's in
dustries, it is all the more thing to be ex-
pected, and none the less appreciated.
Let us urge you to keep up the good work
Ito support your home town merchants
and to give in every possible way your
whole-hearted endorsement of the under
taking, and your personal support without
reservations.
Let us all join together for the success of
our efforts, which will bring to all of us many
Happy New Years
The Carbon County news., 1925-12-31
DRIFTWOOD
FROM THE RIVER OF LIFE
BY <. P. Conwell

Don't Forget
1t must be written 1926" tomorrow.
There are 81 Washingtons.
Red Lodge is the only postoffice of
that name in the world.
A Wise Change
1t is reported that bill has just
been introduced in the Swiss Federal
Assembly which provides that here
after the Alps be known as the Bear
tooths of Switzerland.
The Carbon County news., 1925-12-31
The ATLANTIC COASTAL HIGHWAY Is NOW
OPEN ALL The WAY FROM MAINE TO MIAMI

Will Find Big Gaps
Bad Roads Now Smooth New Highway Millions Spent This
Work i'm 1925.
The Carbon County news., 1925-12-31
OF Course You Know

That in Carbon county may be
found the largest good coal deposits
and the highest mountain in Montana;
that the first paying oil well in this
state was found in Carbon county;
that Poverty Flat is misnomer and
that misleading name should be
changed; that the soil in the Clark
Fork Valley is as rich as that In the
Valley of the Nile; that daughter
of the great Confederate Cavalry
leader, Gen. Nathan B. Forest lives
at Belfry and that another resident
of Belfry was born on the battlefield
of Gettysburg while the great battle
was in progress there. Or do you?