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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-17
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DANCING.
THE FOX STUDIO
Mrs. Mae Dawson

Theatrical Training school
Ballroom and all styles of stage dancing taught,
engagements secured. 81 18th -. Nv. 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-17
DOG BITES 36 BABIES.
Promptness of American Nurse
Saves Jerusalem Orphans.

JERUSALEM. January II OP).-The
promptness of an American nurse,
Miss Agnes Evon of Pittsfield, Mass,
in Communicating an automobile and
rushing SO orphan babies to the Pas
teur Institute at Beirut, after they
had been bitten by mad dog, proba-
bly, saved the lives of many of them.
The babies were playing on the or
phanage grounds at Sidon. when a pet
dog suddenly developed rabies and bit
36 of the children before is could be
shot.
Many of the babies are still in a
serious condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-17
| NEWL YWEDS CALLED
BY CIGAR MAGNATE
Young Whelan and Bride Sum-
moned to Palm Beach for
Parental Blessing.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 17.-Albert j.
Whelan, son of c. A. Whelan, presi-
dent of the United Cigar Stores Co..
and his bride, the former Ida l.. Quig-
ley of Lock Haven, Pa, today were
on their way to Palm Beach to re-
ceive parental blessings, following
their surprise marriage.
The trip South is in response to a
telegranhic invitation from Mr.. Whe-
Ian, who lives in Palm Beach
The couple were married Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-17

Prehistoric cave men of the Alpine
region depended on the bear for food,
clothing and hunting tools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-17
Rear Admiral Wadhams Dead.

ELIZABETHTOWN, n. Y. Janu-
uary II OP).-Rear Admiral Albion v.
Wadhams, U. S. n. retired, is dead
in Nice. France. according to word re-
ceived here yesterday. He went to
France several months ago to visit
son, William Wadhams. He was
grandson of Gen. Luman Wadhams,
one of the heroes of the battle of
PlattSburgf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-17

night in Newark by the Rev Father
David F. Kelly of St. Johns Church.
They notified their parents after the
ceremony.
The bride lis %. and the daughter of
State Senator Richard j. Quigley of
Lock Haven. Pa. The Senator and
Mrs. Quigley, here on visit, expressed
delight when they heard of their
daughters marriage.
Mr.. Whelan is &C. and is vice presi-
dent of the United Retail Chemistry
Co. a subsidiary of his fathers cigar
business.
The Alaskan., 1927-12-16
NOT CALLING HERB

TheS.S. Alameda is not going to stop at Petersburg on her north bound trip, taking the run of the Northwestern, according to word re- ceived December 14th. It appears that there is so much freight for the westward that the Alameda will steam straight through and the Ad- miral Rogers will handle the dupli- cate freight of the Northwestern destined for Petersburg. The Rog- CTS should be in port Saturday. The Northwestern, at last reports, wasn doing so we'll. She had made con- siderable water and there is a feel ing that she may be unable to Glea1 the rocks she's lying on.
The Alaskan., 1927-12-16
BACK ON THEIR JOBS

Along last August the General Manager of the Alaska Railroad can ned J. J. c. Moore, Charles Ba fish CT and J. L. Axle As Noel Smith, the General Manager had it, the then fired showed too much union act iiv~ ity. There was considerable eA Ai0rt made locally for reinstateemnt, but Smith said nothing doing. Well, the busted train men carried the trouble to union headquarters in the East and from there to HeHbe 1t Work, Secretary of the Interior Mir. Smith-the General Manager even went to Washington, D. C. too In the hearing before the Secretary of the Interior it appears that MT Smith didn't have a great deal to stand on and the men were promptly put back On their jobs. One gets the idea, in looking over the trouble, that MT. Noel Smith is about the same type as this fellow Tommy Riggs who used to reside at Juneau behind the title of Governor
The Alaskan., 1927-12-16
NOT A BIG HOUSE

The Indian reconstruction of tribal dances, held at the Variety Theatre last Friday night, wasn't so we'll pa tronized as the same kind of affair a month or 50 back However, ex- penses were made and that's better than staging an effort and going be- hind A great deal more pains were taken with this carnival than with the other There were many more costumes, old regalia and more de- tail to the dances The admission
 price, $1OO, was too high for these hard times.
The Alaskan., 1927-12-16
Presbyterian Church

Sunday morning services at 1O33O am. Aternoon services at 2 rm. Wednesday evening pray CT meeting.
 Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Lay Worker.
The Alaskan., 1927-12-16
WHAT A CHRISTMAS HOLIDY
 COSTS

We are drawing close to the time of another visit from Santa Clause It is very likely that the old timer will show up cn schedule time and make his deliveries as of old. Some one has got down to the brass tacks of the holiday expenditures and gives the following figures of the money circulation of the holi, day month. It is estimated that America spends six billions of dol lars. A portion of this vast sum is made up of Christmas Trees, $10O,
 00O,000. Jewelry, 65,OO0,O00. Eats, $127,O0O,00O. Clothing, $780, OOO.0OO. Toys, 100000. Holi- day Charities, $25O,OOO, O,OOO. Elm ployee's gifts $25O,OOO,OOO. These are staggering sums of money. Wonder if Christ ever had an idea that his birthdays would mean such a loud ring on the cash register?
The Alaskan., 1927-12-16

Do your Christmas shopping early.
The Alaskan., 1927-12-16

The Ketchikan Schooner Constitu- tion broke down outside and was drifting for number of hours when 1he Steamer Point Loma came along, hooked onto her and proceeded to San Francisco, The Constitutions 5 shaft had broken and the vessel was making lee shore when the steamer fortunately showed up.
The Alaskan., 1927-12-16
FRAUD ORDER

Don't send any money to the British American Diamond Company, Murfreesboro, Arkansas and Fort Worth, Texas. It has turned out that the concern is crooked. Post master General, Harry S. New, has approved fraud order against it.
The Alaskan., 1927-12-16
THE UNIVERS FOUND, BUT
 WRECKED

The motorship Univers, reported by last weeks issue of Tile has been found by the s. s. Starr on Chirkoff Island and the vessel is a total loss. But the crews and others on board her are safe and the Starr brought them in to Kodiak.
The Alaskan., 1927-12-16
OUT OF THE DIRT

There is report out that rich find of animony has been unearthed on Cleveland Peninsula, not far from Cape Comano. Val Klem is the owner, and the strike is consid- cred, in mining circles, as important.
The Alaskan., 1927-12-16
TO LOCATE AT JUNEAU

It is reported that the Union Oil Company is planning new sta tion at or close to Juneau in a short time. A resolution to encourage this has already been brought uE by Juneau officials.
The Alaskan., 1927-12-16
AMERICAN LEGION PARTY

It will be at the Grand Cafe, Fri day evening, at o'clock. And it will be for Legion members and their lady friends. There will be cards and refreshments.
The Alaskan., 1927-12-16
CHURCH NOTICES

Lutheran Church of Petersburg, SUNDAY SCHOOL at 1O:3O a. m SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE at 11:3O a. m.
 s. sYDNEss, Pastor
 Pastor.
The Alaskan., 1927-12-16

Everything sold at reduced prices this month at John Earnings shoe stOre.-ad.
The Alaskan., 1927-12-16

Shop Early, Avoid the Rush.
 Everything sold at reduced prices this month at John Earnings shoe stOre.-ad.
The Alaskan., 1927-12-16

Hand tinted Christmas greeting cards and other choice kinds at the TOTEM POLE.
The Alaskan., 1927-12-16

Have your pictures tinted and framed at the TOTEM POLE.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-23
INTERESTING NOTES

Colorado claims to lead che natior
IN the production of sugar beets. ANY
claimants to the record for dead
beats.
Rough stuff recently pulled by
Harvard and John Hopkins students
indicates that some of them are am
bilious to go to Congress.
A veteran may be battle-scarred.
battle-scared, or bottle-scarred but
seldom bottle-scared.
Raising of foxes has been under
taken in France with S150,O00 worth
OF Canadian foxes as a beginning.
The first motorcycle using easo-
line as fuel was exhibited at Madison
Square Garden, New York, in 1896.
A London chimney sweep has
written two novels and it would not
be surprising if they were a trifle
smutty.
An American hunter, who has
Killed $40 lions in Africa, is now look
ng for some real excitement and has
come home to get married.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-23
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N6ia0Hedlth N6Sii2I
BY DIR. ARTHUR L. FOSTER
Copyright 1927 by the Bonnet Brown CORPORATION Chicago,

OF apoplexy occur in the bathroom
A daily dose Of mineral oil minimize
this danger.
There are number of other con
dltlons where straining at stool is an
to have serious consequences. Elk
amples are pregnancy, aneurysm
hemorrhoids, abscess.
In the intestinal stasis of children
and old people mineral oil has par
ticularly useful place.
In inflammatory and lucrative
states of the intestinal tract mineral
IS bothered most of the time, when
oil has soothing and protecting ac-
ton and promotes healing.
These are just few Illustrations
OF conditions in which mineral oil is
useful. II you are inclined to intes-
5inal stas1s eat correctly, exercise cuff
1lclentiy, go to stool regularly, and
Intricate your intestine with mineral
III, and your troubles will be at an
md. Give yourself as good care as
,ou do your car.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-23
WHAT'S NEW

= Inc real name of Josh Billings wa
Henry Wheeler Shaw. "''
1t is not known whether Mr.. an,
Mrs. Cornborer came over wifi
friend Noah
cast iron paving is being tried out
IN France. We understand that tbe
pedestrians are solidly against it.
MistriaI in Sapiro-Ford million.
dollar suit because a lady juror talk
ed too much. Who'd have thought il
1t Is said that editors are not nos
sessed with a large heart. IF that
were true we know of few communi-
lies mat would be without a news
paper.
Thomas Jefferson was the onlv
president of Welsh descent.
A scotchman and Jew differ inas
much as one is a Scotchman and tba
other Jew.
Almost 100000 commuters enter
and leave New York daily.
What has happened to the old
slri who had to use one hand to hold
Ter skirt up SO that it would not drao
llong in the mud?
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-23
BILLINGS PLANS HUGE
CELEBRATION Of 4IH
Forthwith Anniversary of c;tv,s
Founding Will Be Com .
memorated In july

Billings will combine what bids f.;,
to be the most ambitions Fa, us Ian
July celebration in its history I'll IL; t a.
commemoration of the forty fifth VIII
nlversary of the founding of tb s' an On,
on July 2, 3 and d. y si'e CITY
Saturday, July 2, has beon =.
aside as Homecoming day on which sG -
is anticipated that hundreds If 'e FL 1t
mer residents of the Midland Fnnir mir
Will JOIN IN reunion with the S oniat' {
OF the Eastern Montana pionae,.ss
sponsoring the celebration a ,oit Ger
Gay, July 3, the celebration will tab
on religious aspect in that foun nd
ton OF Billings first church ' ia
ated. eohhhemor-
. On the 1e,,, morning of July 4. a bronze
statue, The Range Rider of fbe W. WI
IIo,1W.,sSitone". by Cristador, for -. Will e
william 5. Hart, motion picture H al
eor' posed, will be unveiled at MONT
E i,,st 'iie hlmrock overlooking the citv
Just opposite the site of the 1 ney
eastern Montana normal school ~"
scores OF notables will be in of
.1ehoance, among them Mr. Hart
governor J. E. Erickson and NJ Me-, y
.ana,s representatives in the na+iao o
congress. In the afternoon finals in
ne fode.o, and Indian race meet #
s = ,.,l, Will VII start on Saturday, are TO-
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-23

is French. Select large sound straw
berries. Do not remove hulls no,
stems, but wash carefully to remove
all sand and dust. Place them on in.
dlvidual dishes garnished with leaves
and blossoms, and with a neat mound
of sifted powdered sugar.
Strawberry Cocktail
Gut large Strawberries in quarters.
place IN cocktail glasses with CRANE
fruit which has been freed from MEM
brane and is rather small pieces.
Sweeten with powdered sugar and
pour over juice from maraschino
cherries. Flavor with bit of mint
Strawberry Tapioca
l-3 cup minute tapioca
21a cups hot water
tsp. vanilla
u cup sugar
Il tsp. salt
z cups strawberries
Wash and hull the berries and COW
er with one-half cup of sugar. Set in
! cold place. Mix the tapioca, sugar
md salt together. Slowly add the
polling water and cook for 20 minutes
II the top Of double boiler. Add the
'anilla and cool. When cold add the
mashed berries. Serve with cream.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-23

The most logical internal remed,
for constipation is mineral oil. The
hundreds of cathartics on the mar.
ket have done far more harm thar
good. doubt if they ever cured a
case of constipation. True, they
make the bowels act, but a dose Of
poison will do the same thing.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-23
MEALS FOR ALL
OCCASIONS" TOPIC
OF FOOD MEETINGS

The fourth Of series of nutrition
meetings is being conducted in Car.
bon county by Miss Grace Garev
nome demonstration agent, at Edgar
Fromberg, Bearcreek and Roberts.
Meetings will be held at Luther. War
rem, the Draper Community. Roscoe.
Washoe and Mountain View commun-
ity June n, % ,29, July 2, 6, and 9,
respectively. The meetings consist of
demonstrations and discussion on
meals for all OCCASIONS" which in
includes company meals, emergency
meals, parties, picnics, harvest meals.
and sandwiches and suggested com
binations for salads.
The foods project as their summer
work has been selected by the All
Club girls Of the Luther community.
The project consists of the planning of
adequate meals, the principles involv-
ed in the preparation of these meals,
correct table service and better food
habits. The officers of the Luther
club are Miss Leota Burnett, presi-
dent; Miss Wauneta Courtney, vice
president and Miss Annabelle Dell.
secretary and treasurer. Mrs. James
Burnett will act as leader for the
girls.
Miss Carey will meet with the All
club of Roberts on June 30
and with the All club at Belfry on
July 1.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-23
ANY Human Acrobat

human acrobats can learn a thing
or two from "Spotty," little fox
terrlor pup owned by Paul Sydell of
Los Angeles, Calf. The pup possesses
remarkable gymnastic ability, as the
photo above reveals.
In this stunt, "Spotty" stands on
one paw atop her masters forehead
oft holding that pose as long as
three or four minutes. She then slow
~ deseends and kisses her master.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-23

In the entire country there ar,
about 100000 cotton looms, and one
half OF them are now in the South.
One E. E. Green of Tennessee, des.
crlbed IN press dispatch as eco.
wrecker" of a bank, got ten wears
NO doubt a co-wrecked verdict.
Mary Garden recently sang her role
IN RESURRECTION" while "encased in
plasters," according to a dis
patch. We assume that performance
and plasters drew we'll.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-23
MINERAL OIL

The most logical internal remed
Tor constipation is mineral oil. TIL
hundreds of cathartics on the ma,
ket have done far more harm tina.
good. doubt if they ever cured
case of constipation. True, the,
make the bowels act, but dose O.
poison will do the same thing.
Nature of Mineral Oil
Mineral oil is highly purified oil
OF the naphthene series. It is color
less and transparent, has no taste or
door, IS OF high specific gravity and
viscosity.
1t is nothing more nor less than
lubricant. Unlike the cathartics in
common use it is not absorbable. It
saturates the residue in the intestine
and is retained by it in its passage
along the bowel.
IN this way mineral oil creates a
condition in the intestine that is nee
essary to proper action of the bowels
1t gives bulk to the intestinal con-
rents, keeps them moist and of pull |
taceous consistency One of the lead I
Ing causes of constipation is drvness
and lack of bulk of the contents of
the bowel.
Mineral Oil Versus Cathartics
AS IS well known most cathartics
act as violent stimulants of the in
testlne. The action is entirely ab-
normal. Not only residue but intes-
unal juices and partly digested food
are eliminated. Following the over
action of the bowel there is period
OF exhaustion. The musculature of !.
the bowel does not regain its tone
entirely for day or two. Bv that
Time the individual feels the need of ).
actlon again and he takes another !
cathartic. Even such siege leaves the :
bowel weaker than before and more
dependent upon this artificial stimula-
tlon. 1t is viscious circle.
Inc action of mineral oil is Just the
reverse. 1t does not stimulate to the a
point of exhaustion as do catbartics i
but 1t makes the work of the bowel II
easier by lubricating the intestinal Il
canal and its contents. The bowel eva d
cuates itself easily and completely N
and only the residue is cast off. Tn u
short the action is entirely normal y
With the added advantage that it is g.
more easy and efficient. pc
Who Should Use Mineral Oil ~
Mineral oil is indicated in any case .,
I chronic constipation, but especially -
1here the stasis is due to a lack of =,
esldue, which is the cause in most -
lstances. We eat foods that are too 90.
oncentrated and leave nothing for Ill
lie bowel to act on. The difficulty -,
lus created is analogous to that r..
INCH one experiences in trying to org
vallow tiny pill Mineral oil adds
the bulk of the intestinal contents :
ID thus facilitates their expulsion ab,
People with high blood pressure hal
ould keep their bowels in condi- r
IN that makes for easy evacuation. cril
lr1ng the act of DELEGATION the blood r,e
assure goes up 40 to so points. It No
easy to understand what would N
ppen to an individual with hyper in
lslon Ia pressure of 1870 to 1907 INNS
lie straining at stool. AS a matter NAT,
record large percentage of cases and
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-23

In 1921, General Winfield Scott
"Lo'e pamphlet against the use of
Intoxicating liquors.
During 1926 American savings
banks gained almost 100000 deposi-
to tors and $1,562,14o,OoO deposits.
lh ne are now 46,162.oOO depositors
with $24,696,192,OOO deposits.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-23

Tomorrow is the yesterday of the
day following. Which is another ar
gument for not putting off until to-
morrow the thing we should have nut
off today.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-23
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Ear and Nose Trouble Go Together

Ear and Nose Trouble Go Together
!; Mrs. J. D. writes:
cd My little girl, one year old
she has the slightest cold, with ear
ache. | have rubbed around it with
menthol and camphor and put olive
oil In the ear without result. Can YOU
advise what remedy to use?s
"(2) What is the cause of and what
can be done for sores in the nose.
which seem like cold sores. They are
raw for few days, then a scab forms,
and then they become daw again. Nv
husband is bothered with them all
winter.
"(3) My husband has roaring
buzzlng sound in his ears and some
times can hardly hear a thing for
two or three days. What is the cause
and remedy?"
Reply
ID Some children are prone to ear
ache more than others. The reason
IS that the inflammation from the
nose and throat extends more readily
INTO the eustachian tube in some in
dlviduals than otrers. AS result the
middle ear becomes inflamed. The
thing to do is guard her against colds.
'SWab the nose with per cent ar
gyrol and put couple drops of a 5
per cent solution of phenol in glycerin
in the ear.
(2) and (3) Your husbands ear
and nose trouble are really one and
he same affection. The head noises
Ire due to inflammation in the middle l
'ar, which is turn is result of the |
atafrh of the nasal passages. An
lily antiseptic mixture used with a c
would help him somewhat. :
ry Pinoleum. Attention to his gem t
raj health is also necessary. /
New Britain herald., 1927-11-29
S3,O0O,o00 WAR
 0N VETS PLANNED
300 "Damp" Republicans En-
 listed in Campaign

New York. Nov. 2l UP)-Wil- liam H. Stayton, chairman of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, asked financial support from 300 republican "wets" last night for a S3,000,000 campaign fund to conduct a national referen- dunn on prohibition.
 Stayton spoke at a private dinner sponsored by George B. Wightman, New York broker. Other speakers were pr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia university; former Senator James w. Wads- worth and former Representative John Philip Hill of Maryland.
 While the speeches were not made public, it was understood two main points were stressed. One was for a national refendum 10 be held along the same general plans of the New York 1926 vote when citizens overwhelmingly voiced their opinion for revision. The second was for the republican party at the 1928 ma tional convention to pattern its plant after the 1880 one which pro- posed giving each state the fullest liberty in dealing with it's domestic affairs.
 Stayton suggested that a plank calling for national prohibition referendum be placed in the 1928