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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-04-02

Find Fe YearOd Boy Overcome By Smoke Burning Basement
ALLOW ALLOTMENT
FOR KENOSHA HARBOR
River and Harbors Allotment OF
$4,000 for Development of the
HarbOr at KenOsha.
BULLETIN

BULLETIN.
An appropriation of $4,000 to be
used in maintenance and develop
ment of the Kenosha harbor was
included in the river and harbor
bill allotted by the secretary of
war today.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-04-02
CAR STRIKES A
TELEPHONE POLE
Five Racine Men Caught
in Car That Rolls Off
Lake Shore Road.
TWO OF THEM HURT
BULLETIN.

BULLETIN.
Plant who was taken to st. Mary'ss
hospital at Racine, was still un-
conscious this afternoon, according
to the report. The physician in
charge stated that he fears the
skull may be fractured.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-04-02
SNEAK THIEF sWIPEs SHOWER.

SNEAK THIEF SWIPES SHOWER.
Milwaukee. - bridal shower for
Miss Pearl Alperson developed into a
shower for a house prowler who en-
tered her apartment and took silver
ware and wearing apparel valued at
m ora than $780,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-04-02
Believe Boy started Fire.

Assistant Fire Chief Michael Jacobs,
investigating the origin of the fire in
the absence Of Fire Chief. Schwartz,
who was attending other fires, found
two empty match boxes, Of the big
blue match box kind, in the cellar.
The fire had started in the cellar, un-
derneath the steps. suggesting that
the boy had been playing with match
es downstairs, while his mother was
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-04-02

Some girls git married fer money,
some fer love, an some jest fer lark,
but no girl ever got married e live in
a little town. Whoever wrote, what
we don't know won't hurt US" never
got examined by real diagnotician.
Copyright John F. Ollie Coz
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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08
{. |. DICKINSON
APPOINTED AS
CAPITOL GUIDE

A news item comes from Helena,
stating that Edward L. Dickinson has
been appionted TO take up his former
duties as guide at the State House.
Mr.. Dickinson, who is Civil War
veteran, has from many years of serv-
ice in that capacity, built up state
wide acquaintance, and his many
friends In the capitol by whom he Is
affectionately called "Uncle Dick, win
enjoy having him again In their midst.
Two years ago MFR. Dickinson retired
from the position and one or two per
sons have served in his place for short
spaces of time, but for more than q
year visitors to the Capitol have found
their own way into the various Offices
and departments they wished to Wis
|it. The guide will be stationed at the
door of the main entrance TO the Cap
itol building and will In the same gem
ial and courteous manner natural to
him, direct visitors to the Legislature
and those having business In the var
ious offices, to their proper destina-
tions. This la a great convenience TO
the officials and employees In the Cap
itol, as well as assuring the members
Of the two houses OF the assembly,
that friends seeking them will not
20 astray In the big building. IL is
possible that Mr.. Dickinson will con
tinue to act as guide after the Legis-
iature has ended In March.
Mr.. Dickinson is the father of Mrs.
O. n. r. Shelly Of this city.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08
JOINT INSTALLATION
Is HELD BY LODGES

A joint installation of the Pythian
Sisters Of Liberty Temple Number 10
met with Park Lodge Number "a,
Knights Of Pythias. on last Monday
evening and held Joint installation
of officers.
The knights Of Pythias installed
their officers first after which MIRA.
Helen M Hay. Captain of the Degree
STAFF, directed the presentation Of sew
eraI fancy drills which were greatly
enjoyed by sll present and Mrs. Hay
came In for much praise for the grace
full and entertaining manner in which
the drills were presented. Several
Knights expressed themselves as
never having seen their equal.
After the installation ceremonies a
sumptuous cafeteria lunch was serv-
cd which was followed by dancing un-
til midnight.
The officers installed for Liberty
Temple Number 10 were as followB:
Past Chief, Bernice Cotton; Most Ex-
cellent Chief, Eva Christensen; Ex-
cellent Senior, Margaret Clark; Ex-
cellent Junior, Madeline Giyoninni;
Manager, Alice Christensen; Mistress
Of Records and Correspondence, Mat
tie Halpin; Mistress of Finance, Helen
M. Hay; Protector, Hanna Jackson;
Outer Guard, Edna Hotchkiss; Cap
tain Degree staff, Helen NJ Hay. Mrs.
Hay IL also serving her second term
MS District Deputy Grand Chief.
The officers installed for Park
Lodge Number 22, Knights Of Pythias
were Clyde Halpin, Chancellor Com
mander; John Bclobradish, Vice Chan
cellor Commander; Lou Helm, Pre-
late; Blazine Sconfenza, Master Of
Arms; W. w. Hibbard. Keeper Of
Records and Seals; Anton Columbus,
Master Of Ex-Chequer; Peter Boggio,
Master Of Finance; Jalmar Saari,
Master Of Works; Peter BurIa, Inner
Guard; Ollie Sagendorf, Outer Guard,
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08

The home of Judge J, A. Newman
and wife at 523 South Platt Avenue
was the scene Of happy family re-
union on New Years Day when all
their children with two exceptions
were present to partAke Of turkey
dinner, to talk over other days and
spend most pleassnt afternoon with
mn4i< and social converse.
] One daughter. Mrs. Roy Hunt, Of
Sw&n, Iowa. and one son, Jack New
man Of seattle. Washington, were un-
allie to Be present but both sent greet
inps and they were both present In
spirit at least.
The Newmans have lived here al
most continuously since 1899 since
which time they have been prom
inently Unidentified with the business
interests Of the city. Judge Newman
just completed his Bird term as Justice
of the Peace and he also served one
term as Police Judge in years past.
Those partaking of the hospitality
of the occasion on New Years Day
beside the host and hostess were;
Mrs. Blanch Gillen and family; Her
bert Newman and family; Arthur
Wires; Miss Margaret Bailey; and
Loren, Everett and Leland Newman
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08
q HriftwOOd
y From the River Of Life
WAS THERE SOME CONNECTION
BY f. P. CONWELL-.-,

WAS THERE SOME CONNECTION
1t happened over at the Washington
School building the other day. The
litsie pupils were taking exercises in
drawing and their teacher asked each
of them to draw q picture of the pres
ent which they had received at Christ
mas time that they liked best.
One little girl handed in blank
paper. On being asked the reason
why she stated that she had received
no Christmas present this year. She
was then asked to draw a picture OF
the present which she had received
last year which she liked the best.
In few minutes the teacher ap-
preached her seat to find a poorly
sketched outline Of little doll. A
tear drop giistened on the paper
where art had taken wings but 1t was
eloquent with the hopes and wishes
and foibles of childhood
The teacher swallowed hard and
looked the other way Pupils, she
said. 'you will now study your reading
lesson. A few blocks away a mother
lay in coffin and in the cemetary or
the hill there was an open grave.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08
LET'S CHEER UP.

Let's cheer up, Spring is coming.
gentle Spring, bedecked in robes Of
green, with her fragrant flowers. her
bird song and her sassfras ten. VIM
ter will soon be over; the days have
already begun to lengthen and & will
be almost 10 time now until one can
take his picnic diAaer and HE him ia
some quiet retreat meath the signing
pines along upper Rock Greek or AMID
the pussy willows. by the murmuring
waters Of Red Lodge Greek, there to
spread his feast ana dream and muse
and fight mosquitoes and scratch for
chiggers and pick the ants cut OF ths
butter.
Where Ia he so bereft Of sentiment
whose heart does not glow with fuller
joy, whose pulse does not stir 10
quicker beat, whose mind does not IL
lumen and rise above the sordid
things Of earth, when he contemplates,
when he neditates upon the approach
of Spring.
Pessimism and disconsolation and
cynicism should be abolished by act Of
congress. OF course times are hard
and business is dull, but everything
is all right. So.--
Let's cheer up, Spring is coming
Stately Spring, that unlocks flowers
to paint The laughing soil; whose robs
folds are valleys whose breast bouquet
Ia flowers and whose blush is verna
evening. Times are tough but thes
might be worse. 1t Is Winter now, .
season in which the almanac tslls vi
that the respiration Is low, the iivs'
torpid and the pulse is hitting on only
two cylinders. Why hand out doubls
column installment Of lamentaHoI
which would fairly make the lachry
NOSE dissertations Of the prophe'
(Con....ass.cl1 .. last pase)
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08
PASSING OF OLD KING

He was a passenger on the out
going train Thursday-New Years
day--and there was look of sad
ness in his old eyes for he seemed to
know that he was leaving Red Ledge
forever. There was a wistful, mp
pealing look too as old friends came
to say farewell, to give him one last
caress to bestow on him = siient Rf--
fection for old King had many friends
in Red Lodge and deservedly too for he
had labored long and faithfully--in
storm and Sunshine he had labored
and suffered and bourn much for them.
And now he was breaking friend
ships tenderest ties, was going away
forever and as he gaxed pensivsly
from the car window he seemed TO he
trying to comprehend. trying to un-
derstand. trying to Judge the justice
of it all
Old King was a familiar figure on
the streets of Red Lodge these many
years. 1t was he who delivered the
flowers that the bride carried to the
altar when she pliRhked her treth. II
uas he that brought the gifts that
came to gladden. the heart Of child
hood or cheer the heart of age. II
was he whe hauled the casket In which
now sleep both youth and age in the
graveyard on the hill. IS
Old King WAS only a horse. jus,
the old horse that pulled the express
delivery wagon, but he was diligent
and faithful and loyal to his trust
Orders csme recentlg that he must be
transferred to Butte and New Years
Day 1895 will be a day of his life
which he will never forget or never
understand.
In every parting there is an image
of death But memory remains ano
love and affection and appreciation
live forever in the human heart.
Yes, Old King was only a horse
He may forget Red Lodge, may ever
forget his friends here but they viii
remember and in the years that arr
coming towards as they will Otter
think kindly OF this old friend from
whom they parted on New Years Da,
In 1926.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08
PIONEER WOMAN
GOES TO REWARD

Mrs. Gilbert Patterson, former
pioneer resident Of Red Lodge, died
at her home at Long Beach, California,
two weeks ago and was buried there
on Christmas day, She was the
mother of John Patterson Of Bear
creek and is survived by another son
and three daughters, all of whom live
In California.
IT, PAttersons came to Red Lodge
in 1887 and lived here several years.
Mr.. Patterson had business interests
at Cook City in recent years and
visited this city often prior to his
death two years ago. Mrs. Patssrsor'
was 50 years, Of age at the tine O.
her Geath.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08
DEPUTY SHERIFF
RESIGNS OFFICE

w. /. Gofr, who has been deputy
sheriff for the past two years, re-
signed Saturday and Sheriff Albert
has made no announcement a. to who
his successor will be.
Ex Sheriff Headingto. ~ accepted
the position Of under sheriff and 1t Is
probable that there will b. no add
ton to the Shcriff's force until later
In the year.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08
COURT EXPRESSES !
APPRECIATION OF
FAITHFUL SERVICE

AS an evidence of the esteem in
which Fl. P. Sandels, retiring clerk
Of the District Court, is held by the
Judges Of the Thirteenth Judicial Dis
trict the following Court Order speaks
for itself.
MIR. Sandels was County Clerk and
Recorder for two terms before taking
the office Of Clerk of the District
Court and during his official life he
was noted for the courtesy he extend
ed to everyone who had business in
his office so he is retiring, not only
with the good will and appreciation
of the Judges, Court Attaches and his
brother officers, but also Of the peo-
pie generally
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08
FIRE DESTROYS REED
HOME AT BEARCREEK

The residence of George Reed at
Bearcreek caught fire Saturday morn
ing and before assistance could be
summoned the entire building and
It's contents was totally destroyed.
A defective fue is blamed for th2
connragation and Mr.. Reed states thai
the loss is only partially covered by
insurance.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08
MRS. FREAKES
BREAKS ARM

While walking on Broadway near
the Meyer & Chapman Bank Saturday
evening, Mrs. William Freakes had
the misfortune to fall and break her
arm. The fracture is located near the
wrist and her physician states that
while she is getting along nicely at
present 1T will be several days before
she has complete use Of her arm
again.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08
LOUISE ANDERSON
SAT HOME AGAIN

Miss Louise Anderson returned
from Billings Monday where she has
been confined to hospital during the
past several months by reason OF an
auto accident in which shs received
serious injuries. Her many friends
will be glad to know that she Is on
the road to recovery mad hopes to
completely regain her health within .
few weeks.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08
new DEPUTY
SHERIFF HERE

Tracey Mccall newly appointed dep
uty sheriff was In the city from From
berg Monday. Mr.. Mccall took the
position formerly held by Robt. Clark,
Of Bridger. He win have his head
quarters at Fromberg. Mr.. Mccall
Is former deputy sheriff Of this
county, having served tn that capac-
ity when w. FL. Gebo was sheriff.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08
HAY RETURNS
FROM HELENA.

Walter j. Hay returned from Hell
ena few days ago where he was
called to attend a committee meeting
of engineers who were summoned by
the State Industrial Accident Board to
formulate legislation to lay before the
legislature for adoption. Mr.. Hay is
a member Of the committee and states
that several bills were drawn up,
either for new legislation or for
amendment or repeal OF existing laws
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08

The Senate
The senate which is composed of 38
Republicans, 16 Democrats and one
Farmer-Labor member followed the
CAUCUS program on the chief officers
of the senate and preliminary COM
mittees, and elected Senator Frank
Hazelhaker president pro TEN; form
er Senator Frank Cone, secretary Of
the senate, and John Alien, sergeant
alarms. They elected Senators Paul
inc of FIlathead, Dowlin of Rosebud
and Conser Of Fallon a committee on
committees, and Senators Griffin of
Blaine, Oliver Of Carter and Hender-
son Of Garfield on the committee on
employees. The Democrats voted for
their caucus slate. The only absen-
tees were Senator Leighton Of Jeffer-
county and Senator Taylor Of Sheri-
dan county.
The proceedings opened when Chief
Justice +. L. Galloway administered
the oath Of office to the president of
the senate. Lieutenant Governor w.
s. Mccormack. Chaplain Hosking fol-
lowed with an invocation. Secretary
Cone was elected on motion of SEN
ator Hazelbaker. and read the roll
call
The House
Called to order by Secretary of
State Charles Z. Stewart Monday
noon, the house Of representatives Of
the nineteenth legislative assembly of
Montana organized by conferring on
r. G. Bricker of Judith Basin county
the speakership, notifying the COVER
nor and the senate that organization
had been completed.
The Rev. John Chirgwin of Helena,
chaplain, gave the invocation when the
house was convened by the secretary
of state. All answered present to the
roll call. Then the assemblymen filed
up and signed the oath, which was
then administered by Associate JUS
tice w. L. Holloway.
William M. Ruffcorn of Valley coun-
ty, Republican floor leader, then nom
mated Bricker for speaker and G. A,
Lennon of Deer Lodge county, Demo
cratic floor leader, placed in nomina-
ton the name Of Lester H. Loble Of
Lewis and Clark county.
| The vote was:
/ Bricker 68.
| Loble 33.
| The two Farmer-Labor members
wuted with the Republicans. The op-
psnents for the speakership voted for
each uthar.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08
RUSSELL ROWAN
IS RECOVERING

Russell Rowan, the little son of Al
torney and Mrs G. G. Rowan, who has
been seriously III for several days 10
now on the road TO recovery and his
physician states that the danger Is
past, though IL win be several days
before he is entirely we'll again.
The little boy was threatened with
appendicitis and for a time 1t was
thought that an operation would be
necessary but he happily passed the
crisis and It Is to be hoped that there
viii be no recurrence Of the malady.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08
MRS. MADDOX
RECOVERING

Mrs. Arthur Maddox Of 103 North
Word Avenue who has been confined
TO q local hospital where she under
went a minor operation some days.
ago had so far recovered as to be able
TO return to her home Saturday.
While she is still under the care Of
a physician Mrs Maddox is steadily
gaining strength and conditions point
to her complete recovery within few
days.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08
GOV. ERICKSON DELIVERS MESSAGE
To THE NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY
He Recommends that Certain Offices Functioning
With Others be Consolidated, Others Abolished
Emphasizes Need for Budget Law.

Helena Accommodations designed expenditures of
thousands dollars made Gov E.
Erickson his the Nineteenth Legislative assembly which met
in joint session in the house chamber
The contained specific
legislation which would consolidate number abolish
others which the governor believes useless.
Aside from giving the Legislators information regarding the
highway suggesting
done the matter matching 5ooO0o
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF MON
TANA, IN AND FOR THE cOUN-
TY OF CARBON
In the Matter Of H. P. Sandels, AZ
Clerk Of the District Court, Carbon
County, Montana ORDER
This both day Of December, 1924,
being the last day Of open Court in
Carbon County, Montana, for the year
1924, ard when Court is again held in
this County 1t will be In the new year
Of 1925, and the said q. P. Sandels
will have retired from the office of
Clerk Of this Court, the Court there
fore feels that it should formally ex-
press its appreciation of the services
of the said n. r. Sondels in his con-
duct of the office Of Clerk of the Dis
trict Court.
Mr.. H. p. Sandels, during his term
of office, has, at all times, been ac-
comodating and obhging to the judges
of this Court, and TO the jurymen,
litigants and to the Attorneys. He
has kept his records in good order
and has provided an excellent and
competent deputy to assist him In the
person Of Mrs. Mable Sandels.
For his many acts Of kindness 10
the Court, and to the attaches, for the
faithful performance Of his duty, the
Court hereby expresses it's apprecia'
ton to Mr.. II. r, Sandels, and to his
Assistant, Mrs. Mable Sandels.
Done in open Court this aoth day
of December, 1924.
ROBERT STONG,
Judge
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08
SENATE AND HOUSE OF NINETEENTH
SESSION MEET AND ELECT OFFICERS
Hazelbaker of Beaverhead Elected President of
Senate and Bricker Of Judith Basin, Speaker of
House.

Helena January sth-The the Montana Legislature convened
today and within the next hour
gand and msde ready for business The session marked by har
expedition Of much
Democratic minority being the senatorial contest from Lake
County, Republican recently elected and
Senator Lye Democrat, elected years
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08

Mrs. &. G.. Scott and children, who
spent the holidays in this city visit
ing Supt. Scott. left Sunday for their
home in Seattle.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08
INFANT DAUGHTER,
DIES AT WASHOE

The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mcfgish of Washoe died
Saturday and the funeral was held
Monday, interment being made In the
Bearcreek Cemetery, with undertaken
Byron ID. Downward, of Red Lodge, in
charge.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08

DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Allen Of Joliet
were in the city Monday and visited
their son Edgar Allen Of the Red
Lcd-e Drug Cor3any.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08
Board OF Examiners

The governor recommends the abol-
ishment of the Office Of clerk to the
consolidated boards and the making
Of the state purchasing agent ex-of-
ficio the clerk to the state board Of
examiners and the handling of the
state budget by the purchasing de-
partment. This would effect saw
ing Of $4,000 in the salary Of the clerk
of the consolidated boards, he says,
and calls attention that the present
cost Of preparing the budget of $4,000
and this might be saved by it's prep
sration by the clerk to the board of
examiners, Other large savings are
suggested. by such consolidation.
Governor Erickson's message was
received with interest and considera-
ton by Republicans as we'll as mem
bers Of the governor's political party.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-01-08

Oh highways IN Montana. A sharp
warning against raising the property
tax for road purposes Il contained in
that part of his message, however.
Likewise a warning that local feed
ers" must be considered and cared for
in the matter of distribution of road
money is made.
Budget Law Needed
Particular emphasis is laid upon the
need for budget law which viii
work for the benefit Of the state.
counties, school districts and cities.
In his recommendations for consoli-
dation of departments the governor
urges that the activities of the state
agricultural department relative TO
horticulture, dairying, grain grading
and marketing be transferred to the
state college at Bozeman where, he
believes. there Ia duplication Of this
work. He likewise asks that the live
stock sanitary board laboratory, main
tanned at Helena at cost of $4,000,
be transferred to the state college at
Bozeman where. he says, a similar
laboratory il maintained and similar
work CARED on. The food and water
analysis made In the laboratory Of the
board Of health at Helena can be done
also at Boxenan. the governor de-
clares, and advises that the bacterlo-
logical laboratory Of the health de-
partment be transferred to the Warm
Springs laboratory whore he asserts,
the same service can be given the cit
izens Of the state and great saving
made.
The abolishing Of the office Of state
engineer or the transfer of the en-
gineer's duties TO the highway en-
gineer, Is suggested