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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-06-11
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|UNlVERS ORCH
ESTRAl RETURN FROM
Q1QTAL TOUR


The "Montanans" an orchestra from
the University Of Montana, composed
Of five boys from the state university
recently returned from an oriental
tour, playing on s. S. President Grant.
The boys were F. c. Alden of Red
Lodge, G. II. Connolly and r. s. Al
lurd OF Billings, w. E. Niles Of Liv-
insston and e. w. Bailey Of Eugene,
Oregon. The boys left Missouia the
frat Of February enroute to Seattle
via Wallace, kellogg, Mullsn and st.
Maries, Idaho, Spokane, Pasco, Yak
ina and Seattle, Washington The
orchestra played vaudeville and Show
engagements in all of these towns. In
Spokane they Alternated with the
Gardens Dance orchestra and their
music was broadcasted- In Yakima
the Montanans were engaged In
Battle Of Jazz with Thelma Thurman'a
orcheatra. Miss Thurman was de-
clared AMiss Seattle" last year.
The university orchestra sailed from
Seattle on February goth, as orches.
ira on pleasure ship. After recovery
from five days Of sea sickness they
played in the Dining Saloon and ths
Social Hall for luncheon, dinner, the
movies and dances.
The first stop, after crossing the
Pacific, was Yokohama for two days
After viewing the ruins OF the earth
quake they journied to Toxic and Wis
tied the Imperial Palace and Imperial
Hotel in that city. The next stop was
Kobe, Japan for three days. Kobe II
booming commercial city now: since
the earthquake. The party journeyed
through the Inland Sea Of Japan, ther
through the Yellow Sea, up the Yang
tse River to Shanghai. The boys Wis
tied everywhere from the native city
to the finest cabarets in Shanghai
through the courtesy OF Jim hodges
formerly Of Billings, and an officia
in the Offices Of the American Con
culate in Shanghai. The boys mex
stop was Hong Kong, beautiful city
and almost entirely of English habi
tation. Hong Kong is the best cit,
where oriental wares can be pur
chased. All passengers and crev
donned their whites when out Of Hong
Kong. During the voyage from Honf
Kong to Manila the party witnesses
the flying fishes, porpoises and othel
peculiar sea animals. While in Manil'
the Montanans played engagement
! CONTINUED on page eight
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-06-11
BIC PARADE WILL
BE A FEATURE OF
EAGLE CONVENTION

One OF the main attracuons OF lne
Eagles State Convention, to be held
July LIST, End and Bird in Red Lodge,
will be the gigantic parade on the
morning of July 3rd at nine o'clock.
The parade will be led by the Red
Lodge and Bearcreek bands, drum and
bugle corps from Butte, Helena and
Great Falls and marching Eagles
from all over the state.
1t will also include decorated auto
mobile pageant with prizes consist
ing Of $500 worth of shares In the
Tudor Sedan being given away on
July Bird for the best decorated car or
float, $4,000 for the second best and
$500 for the third, all prizes to be
In the form Of shares In the conven-
tion car.
r. A. Williams, president Of the
convention committee, and secretary
DR.. A. H. Mcfarland report every
thing is In readiness for the big show.
While financing and other arrange
nents have bsen quite an undertak-
ing they state that all obstacles have
been overcome and assure the people
of Carbon county that this convention
will be something that they cannot
afford to miss. With the co-opera-
ton and assistance of the Beartooth
Boosters Club, which has changed It's
plans for holding Fourth of July
celebration, and are putting ON day.
light a. well as night, gigantic display
Of fireworks on July Srd, twill make
the last day Of the convention one long
to be remembered by those In atten-
dance.
The committee urge that the people
OF Carbon and surrounding counties
make every effort to be in Red Lodge
on the Bird of July as 1t win be well
worth your time to see the crack drill
teams in uniform and on parade. Al
80 the drum and bugle corps from the
various Aeries of the state viii furn-
ish novel entertainment and from
start to finish good wholesome enter
tainment to all visitors as well ~
boost our city and II will be by far the
biggest proposition that has ever beer
held In the county.
Hon. e. ID. Reed viii Attend
Convention
| Past Worthy President General Il
d. Weed will represent the Grand
Aerie Fraternal Order Of Eagles ir
Red Lodge during the 1925 session
General Weed, former resident o.
Helena but now residing at Oshkosh
Wisconsin, needs no introduction *
the old timers Of Carbon county, hav
ing at one time been United States
District Attorney for Montana and I
| prominent attorney Of Helena.
General Weed has always been big
factor in the Fraternal Order o.
Eagles, having had the distinction o.
being the only Grand Worthy Presi
dent to serve two consecutive terms
| We are indeed very fortunate In Sc
curing the attendance of Hon. E. d
Weed for this convention and fee
assured that all will enjoy his pre~encs
in our city.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-06-11
A $4,000. 900, 600 WORD.
NATURE IN NO HURRY.
ONLY HUMAN BABIES.
'THE LORD HAVE MERCY"

Mr.. Woodbridge, new head of the
Advertising Clubs of the World, says
newspapers are the "pre-eminent ad-
vertising medium for selling merchan-
disc quickly"
To the real business man it is more
than that. 1t the ONLY advertising
force than can BUILD UP A NAME.
Repetition is Reputation.
And only newspapers can give q
REPUTATION the REPETITION
that creates value. Dollars put into
brick, mortar, steel and glass will tear
down Money invested in advertising,
building up name WORTHY to be
advertised, will outlast all your fac
tories.
Ford's factories perhaps are worth
fifty millions. The one word FORD"
is worth at least TWO THOUSAND
MILLIONS.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-06-11

Fred Lenning, Warden in charge Of
the young criminal, said, "Iisten to
that music. He doesn't know what
it's all about" You may truly say
the same Of system Of Justice" that
sentences to death feeble-minded boy
of fifteen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09

Cnand0 hace unos cincuenta amos
un competente medico rural. el DIR.
". Il. Caldwell. dc Monticello, Illi-
nois. +. Z. A.. escribio por primera
yez su famosa receta. formada So
10 de hojas. hierbas s rafces, no
pens6 nunca que aig1n dfa este re-
medic produciria salud v. felicidad
miliones de personas de todo el
mundo. Con pacIencia y atencion-
observe sus maravillosos resultados
en- su practica cotidiana. Produjo
beneflcio a los j0yenes Y los an
cianoS. v todos demostraron un
gran entusiasmo al elogiarlo. Co
mo laxante no tnvo rival, produ-
io alivio seguro y eficaz en- todos
los caSos de agruras de est0mago
eruetoS. dyspepsia, vertigo Y los nu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
LAXO-PEP- SEN ES UN RE-
MEDIC MARAVILLOSO
La Srta Isabel Rivera de GuayaniIla, p r. Eogia en-
Esta Forma el Laxante Liquido de Mas Demanda
Mundial

merosos. padecimientos producidos
por elimination imperfecta. Las
madres cuidadosas observarOn que
el remedio producfa resultados igual
mente satisfactorios en- todos los
males del est0mago que. son tan
progresses los nilos pequefios Y ma
yores. En- la actualidad. Sc consi-
dera Laxo-pep-S Sen como remedio
del hogar en- miles de casas en- to-
do ell mundo
Al referirSe los esplendidos re-
sultados obtenidos. In Srta. Isabel
Rivera. de Guayanilla, Puerto. Ri-
co, Sc expresa en- t6rminos enconiio
SOS. Ina pequena botella de mues-
ira que obtuvo en- la botica, Y que
todo lector de esta publication pue-
de obtener escribiend0 aslos fabri-
cantes The Pepsin Syrup Company,
POI Washington Street Monticello.
Illinois. +. T. A., lie di0 tantas es-
peranzas. que compr0 una botella y
despues de tomar dos botellas sc
sinti0 aliviada por complete del es-
trefimiento " otros trastornos de-
bidos esta enfermedad. La Srta.
Rivera desea hacer saber a todo ell
mundo el resultado que obtuyo to-
mandO Laxo-Pep-Sen EN- una epoca
aciaga. Ella es solo una de los mi
les de personals que han escrito car
tas eneomiastieas relativas Laxo-
Pep-Sen, el laxante lfquido que tie
ne mas demanda en- todo ell nmndo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
DefenSaIIS que nlatdll

Hon. Emilio del Toro, joven como
nosotros, aunque ana nos preocu-
penios por afio mas, repitiendo las
elevadas frases del juramento pro-
fesional, ell abogado We inicamente
su investidura y cuanto la misma
repfasenta.
Transcurren los afios. La toga va
desllilachandose. FL ropaje Sc va
destrozando. Entonccs, triste, iris
tisima condici6n humana, Sc dis
tiIigue Ia GAIA de caudales que ba-
jo Sella Sc ocultaba v 81 Sc ha lle-
naao no hay otro pensamiento que
conEervarla, 81 esta media Sc preten
de colnar, 81 NADIA hay Sc lucha
poy conseguir algo.
Esa es la vejez. Distinguimos.
La vejez espiritual, que por des-
gracia va casi siempre tras la We
jeK corporal.
Casos hay, en- que a pesar de
los amos, subsiste la juventud sn
e4 espiritu y entonces, aun destrui-
dA la toga, cuando va Sc encuen-
ira convertible en- harapos, es to.
dhvia la 'investidura y constitu-
ysa para el cuerpo eneorvado hacia
Ia, TERRA, para Ell. alma que le ami
ma, 81 emblema de su noble vida
la ensefia. de sus luchas, la ban
dera que lie. hace desear la glorifi-
caci6n de su profession v de su pa
tria. Bendita juyentud, aun en- el
Guerpo de, un ancianoI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
ORIGINAL ARGUMENTo. BEN
DITA JUvENTUD! FIRMAs Y
vALoR DE, ELIAS. ENTUsIAs-
MO DE LOS FIRMANTEs. PJN
TO Y APARTE.


La mayor parte de las cuest!o-
nes de interes publico ofrecer Ell
grave inconveniente de tener mas
de un aspecto en- ell .cual Sc en-
crentran en- alberta oposici6n con in
tereses privados. Al impulse de Ia
personal ambici6n Sc obscureccn, los
verdsderos puntos de. vista y Sc
discrte con mala fe y olvidando
Ell fin prirnordial, casi tnicc, de
toda discussion: demostrar la YER
dad, la realidad.
Esto esta sucediendo en- el asun
to de nuestra oposicion una nue.
va designation del seior Manuel
Rodriguez Sierra para juez del tri-
hunal de distrito de San Juan. Mu-
chos al tratar esta question. en- nno
u otro sentido, hablan de, oposici6n
a SUI continuation. Algunos paladir
nes del dicho abogado, profe sionar
les como eI. v en- quiencs la cQrivo-
caci6n es objectionable, Sc refierer
su derecho a continuar, GConti-
nuar2 iQue ley establece esa CON
tinuaci6n? vencido Ell termino, Sc
encuentra dicho senior en- la misma
situacion que cualquier otro aspi-
rante a ese cargo, .sus poderes han
terrninado y no es juez.
No Sc liable, pues. de no MERCER
que Sc le prive de ese pretendi,
do derecho, para colocar Ia cues
ton en- mejor terreno para el Y peor
situaci6n para los companeros q. nc
lie quieren' en- la presidencia de
tribunal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09

Pero, hay mas. Unos por envidia
la juventud, de la mayor parte
de los firrnantes del Manifesto.
Qtros per mala fe. Los mas por esa
hjereza de este desgraciado pals
al juzgar las cuestiones de mayor
trascendencia para SUI vida plbli-
ca, hablan de la poca fuerza de la
foposicion, por ser los contendientes
del senior Rodriguez >serra,... muy
J0venes.
Dios 10 quisiera! Seguramente
que conmigo muchos de los firman-
tes nos sometiriamos 4 resistir los
impetus del compafero don Manuel
con tai de que Sc nos devolviera
la, juventud de cuerpo segun con-
servamos la del espfritu. ST no So
mos viejos, vamos va aproximando-
nos demasiado esa situaci6n peno
sa de la existencia humana.
Por ESQ precisamente. Para que
los amos temporales no afecten a
Ia vida espiritual. Para que nues-
ira madurez como animales no Sc
refeje en- la inteligencia v en- la
voluntad del alma, es que nos apro
ximamos a j6venes de espiritu Y
lde cuerpo, contagiandonos con sus
"reminiscences, intercambiando con
ellos ideas de refiexion E ideas de
lucha febril, escuchandoles lasI ar
dientes expresiones de aspiraciones
eievadas, dignas del hombre, Asres
de. toda contamination de avaricia
mezquina v de malsanos recursos.
De aqui que terminadas de re-
,coger las firmas de los abogados
mas pr6xinos a nosotros entire los
que nos habian ofrecido su concur
So remitieramos al compafiero i'm
pugnado para nueva nomination
una copia del mismo, que no Sc
ocpltare nuestra oposicion. que pro
cedieramos con la snobleza que Sc
ha olyidado en- Puerto Rico al ha-
Ger oposici6n a alguien.
Bendita juventud! Como Sc en-
vidian sus arranques generosos, sus
movies elevados, sus mobiles aspi-
raciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09

HoTAs-Ia
d S6xmo
suAn. p r. - ds Fsbrso dsf La DrREocroA IS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
CENTRAL

Edificio construfdo expresamente
para Hotel. Modernamente equipa-
do, con Ascensor. Habitaciones con
.bano. Telefono, Timbres, Barberfa
v cuanto requiere ell Moderno Con-
fort.
Plan Europeo. American Plan
Desde $1.0O a $50. Desde 2.5O a
3 80. Restaurant a la Carta. Gu
bierto 81.
SAN JOSE NO. IL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
RESTAURANT Ell TIBIDABO

En- beneficio de nuestra nunne-
rosa clientela hemos introducido
importantes mejoras en- ell popular
restaurant Ell TIBIDABO, alberto
Ell nlejor sitio para almorzar, CO.
Ell mejor tito para almorzar, CO.
mer y cenar platos exquisitos y
sanos.
Ventilation, trato agradable, ser
vicio esmerado.
Cuando venga a Ponce, visite
Ell TIBIDABO
Gale Isabel, cerca de la Plaza Mu-
nor Rivera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09

Y que nombres Sc han undo mas
tarde la protesta! Como han veni
do a darme duelos, a ,pedirme ex-
plicaciones, porque no Sc les llam6.
Estaba usted en- la isla. Y que, don
de estuviera hubiera firmado, por
TELEGRAPH hubiera autorizado la FIR
ma.
La nieve ha sido fundida por
estos entusiasmos. Ell marasmo en-
que Sc consumia Ell espiritu de los
abogados de, Puerto Rico ha deja-
do de ser para dar lugar la ac-
tividad, al estudio de los proble-
mas de la clase, las decisiones
energicas y fecundas.
ST ESQ han traido esos j6venes
bien venido sean con su riquisimo
presente. Que obIigados hemos de
quedar!
Pero, son realmente abogados
noveles? Que error Ruiz Nazario,
Castro, Janer, Toro, ETC., etc., ci-
tarlos seria repetir la mayor par
te de los nombres que figuran al
pie del Manifesto. Somos tan po-
cos los que contamos aiios en- ell
ejercicio de nuestra profession! J6-
venes son, pero ojead los autos ar
chivados en- ell Tribunal Supreme y
leereis repetidas veces sus nombres,
en- casos de dificiI discussion, vereis
como esos jovenes han vencido, OBJ
teniendo muchas veces q. ese tribu
nal les de la razon en- sus apelacio-
neS contra sentencias pronunciadas
por jueces ancianos, reconocidos CO.
mo autoridades. Y en- muchos casos
ellos han causado la revocation de
contra ell mismo companero Ro-
driguez Sierra los argumentos de
ellos han acusado la revocation de
las senteniias de este.
Pero, este va largo. TIemos con-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09

tlMas, no sucede por suerte aqui 10
antes dicao: JoYenes 1rman. J6-
Venes de edad unos. Jovenes por
los entusiasmos otros. Esto es muy
! cierto. es
Pero, peGazos de piedra, no sa
beis leer entire lineas7 O.. ess q. en-
vuestra ceguedad apasionada NADIA
podeis distinguir? No os indican na
da las relaciones de esos jovenes Ell
edad con adultos en- Ia profession
que aun son j6venes por sus entu-
,siasmos ideas? Creeis que en- la
vida Sc hace todo impremeditada-
Emente? NADIA significan para vos-
otros la soldaridad en- ell trabajo
de un bufete?
Insensatos! Al oponeros una EN-
/, presa professional de La cual debi.lis
estar agradecidos v alegres, pen
sando solamente en- Ell interes per-
sonal entorpeceis Ell trabajo de los
compaferos abnegados os poneis
en- ridiculo ante la opinion publ
ca, que esta viendo 10 que vos-
otros, teniendo Ojos, no habeis que
rido yer.
| Entendedlo de una vez. Ell Ma
nifesto es obra de j6venes y jo-
venes: Jovenes segdn la edad. 10
venes segin ell alma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
H @ TELE S !.
HOTEI IJNIyERSO

Tetuan 90 -- Frente al .'Imparcisl"
Habitaciones comodas y frescas
Service esmerado. Especial aten-
ci6n para familias. Precios m6di.
cos. Cocina Espanola. Admitimos
abonados. Tel. 1904. PropietarioI
JORGE SUNER
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09

En- los comienzos de la profession.
cuando aqui en- Puerto Rico, Sc
escucha aun la VOC conmovida del
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-30
CONGRATULATIONS, COY. RODRIGUEZ

The announcement made Saturday by Governor
Rodriguez that every hamlet and city under his sup
erslon is to be cleaned up Of the best pieces
OF news Imperial Valley has heard III many long day
The governor declares that vice must 60 and that his
plan is to have MeXca and every border town clean
lit places to live in where decent family life may be
maintained and unbridled vice will longer be per-
mitted.
1t is a splendid tribute to the governors wisdom
that he is able to realize that permanent progress and
stability cannot be built upon the lost bodies and souls
OF unfortunate and women. No tangible good ever
came from such foundation, and the quicker moral
conditions cleaned up below the border the quick
er will those sections witness impetus toward real
development that will put those sections in the van
guard of progressive communities.
The tight has been long, bitter one and made
more difficult by the Vaccinations of schemlng,
greedy Americans loath to let go the strangle hold
they have upon the pockebooks of their fellow cit
zens from this side of the line. We sincerely trust
that Governor Rodriguez viii follow up his announce
nenJ with action apply the drasLlc nousecIeaning
methods he promises. With the elimination of this
canker OF immortality at threshold, which has
been eating the very vials of Imperial Valley for
ward step will have been taken whose far-reaching
benefits, unto the third and fourth generations,
1t Will be absolutely impossible to calculate.
We shall watch with much interest developments
of the reform measures promised and shall regard the
exodus of the professional harlot from MeXicali
signal victory for the forces for right and decency
which have been Wagng such active fight for many
long months.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-30
FALLING 1000 FEET

civilian would probably tell anyone to 60 to
blazes who suggested that he jump out OF arpane
with parachute, and then delay opening the para
chute until he had dropped 1000 feet just what
happened to him. Two army aviators, when asked to
do this very thing did not hesitate demonstrate.
Army officials wanted to know whether it is true,
as commonly believed that falling person loses con-
sciousness after falling short distance. Sergt Ran
dali Bose and Corporal Arthur Bergo, might have de-
clined with thanks, the obvious ground that if their
experiment answered the question in the affirmative,
there would be Sergeant Bose and Corporal
Bergo. But they went right up and jumped, and
WhzZad through the air for the prescribed distance be-
fore pulling the parachute release strings, because
they realized that their experience might other
lives thereafter, whatever happened to them.
Fortunately they renamed conscious and were
able to make safe landing, dsproving the old tradi-
tions and establishing the probability that falling
person usually conscious until he strikes the
ground. That will help in planning fe-preserving
methods for avat0rs and air PASSENGERS.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-30
Gibbons Manager
Determined to
Sign Up Match

NEW YORK, Mar. 3O.-One Of
the few boxing attractions in pros
pect for the outdoor season may be
arranged here today. Eddie Kane,
manager of Tom Gibbons, arrived
from Chicago and said he was 60
ing to sign Gibbons definitely for
one match.
Il have waited long enough for
something to develop about a fight
with Dempsey and | feel sure that
he is never going to fight again.
We have several offers and m
here to accept one or all of them, -
he said.
Kane alreay has accepted tenta-
lively an offer made by promoters
of the milk fund for a Gibbons.
Wills fight in the Yankee Stadium
in June but this match may never
develop.
Wills doesn t want to fight any
one but Dempsey and he has wait
ed so long that he may lose the op-
portunity for any kind OF profit
able fight.
1t would be no surprise to hear
the announcement today that Glib
bons and Gene Tunney, America
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-30
Bedtime Stories
By HOWARD E. GARIS
Copyright, 1928, py McCIurs
Newspaper SylldicaVs
UNCLE WIGGTLY ANJ 0UN-
TVS CAKE

One day Baby Bunty, the cute lit
tie rabbit girl, ran over to Uncle
MiggIy $ hollow stump bungalow.
She opened the door just as Nurse
Jane Iuzzy Wuzzy was taking
from the oven 4 chocolate cake
which the muSkrat lady had baked.
'Oh, may l please nave a piece
of chocolate cake?' asked Bunny
politely.
Nurse Jane was about to say that
She didn t like to cut a cake fresh
from the oven, and she was gong
90 add something about cake noU
being good for nttIe rabbi, girls,
when uncIe Wiggiiy himself came
out into the kitcnen.
What is that which smell so
good!' lie asked.
Chocolate cake, answ d
Nurse Jane.
"Oh, may l have a piece?" ask
ed the bunny gentleman.
OF course, Miss Fuzzy WuZzy
could not very well refuse to give
UncIe W N.ggily a piece of cake, for
y was his, anyhow. And when
She cut Il Snce tor the bunny uncle
she could not very well help cut
ting Il piece for baby Bunty. SO,
after all, tie little rabbit glrl got
what she wanted.
'Oh, thank you, Nurse Jane! :"
Bunty said rs she took her piece
OF cake. And you, also, uncle
Migglly, for tins kindness. " Then,
after trying to make her little pink
nose twinkle like Uncle WiggAy 5
iarger nose, Baby Bunty hoped
cut OF the nollow stump bungalow
with her piece of Chocolate cake.
But she had not long been outside
before she came hopping in again,
though without the cake
"Oh, Bunty.9 exclaimed Uncle
Wiggiiy, who was eating his own
piece of cake. Did you swallow
your 50 quickly and greedily?'
"Oh, 10, Uncle NIggiiy, an
swered Bunty. Il didn t eat all
my cake-ouly a little nibble from
it. But I saw Jackie Bow Wow,
and lie didn't have any chocolate
cake, SO l gave him mine, and
please could / have another piece,
Nurse Janc.'
''Of course you may!' cried Tn
Gle Wigg;ly. Baby Bunty is kind
and generous, Nurse Jane. Give
her another slice of cakc--a larger
ole this time.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-30
PatrOlm to
Claim Insanity
at Murder Trial

Los ANGELES, March 30.--A
defense of insanity, similar to that
Offered by Kid Mccoy ut his recent
trial, will be the plea of Patrol
man James j. Hickey when he
faces trial for the murder of his
wife. 1rrro. and 2,year-old son, it
was indicated today.
The former officer claimed to-
day he had been drinking heavily
and fired the shots which killed his
wife and baby while struggling
with Mrs. Hickey for possession of
a revolver. The shooting climaxed
a quarrel he said.
Hickey was recovering today from
two flesh wounds received when he
r"Si1tnd arrest after hi7 s!avirrs.
which occurred at his heme early
Sunday.
District attorneys today ordered
that Hickey be examined by state
mental experts, indicating they are
anticipating the former patrolman
will plead insanity.
Police said Hickey tried to XIII
himself when they arrested him, the
gun failing to explode,