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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-13

Mrs. Waters, of Belfry, was shop
ping in town Monday.
Mrs. Grover Weist, of Castagne
was shopping in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Luttrel were
Midland fair visitors last week.
For sale-Heater, practically new
Phone 409J. 27-1t
Mrs. Harry Owens, of Bear Greek
was a shopper in Red Lodge Satur-
day.
DR.. koehn reports the serious i'll
ness of Phil Ridenbaugh of the White
Bird district.
We have fresh buns every day.
Purity Bakery. 27-1t.
Mrs. John Guintoni spent several
days in Cody last Week, visiting with
her sons Joe and Dominic.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Deuel., of Cas-
tagne, were business visitors in the
county seat on Saturday.
For sale = Bassinett, practically
new. Phone No. 9. 26-tf.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Luhrsen and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moses were fair
visitors I'M Billings last Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nola Crane, of Cas-
tagne, were looking after business
and shopping in town Monday.
Blue Ribbon bread, fresh each day,
at the Purity Bakery. 27-1t.
Mesdames Met and John Robinson
and Mrs. Joe Monoge, of the East
Bench, were visitors in the city on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pollock and Mrs.
Hugh Griffith were among the Red
Lodge people attending the fair in
Billings.
Furniture for sale cheap. Roberts
Hotel, Roberts, Mont. 27-2t.
Misses Dorothy Davis Mary Ma
retti, and Katie Paglisotti are en-
rolled in the Johnston school of bust
ness in Billings
Our cakes, cookies, buns and bread
are delicious. Try us once and be
convinced. Purity Bakery. 27-1t.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-13

The Purity Bakery will bake any
thing for special occasions. 27-1t.
Mrs. Matt Kiviniemi, living on
South Platt, was badly burned about
the arms and lower limbs Tuesday aft
ernoon, while attending to her house
work. In some manner she upset a
pan of hot grease and severely burned
herself. Dr. Koehn is taking care of
the lady.
Several of the young ladies from
Red Lodge who have been employed
in Yellowstone Park during the
summer, returned home on Monday
so as to enter school, Among those
returning were Leola Hannula, IN
grid Jarvi, Frances Chichetto, Ala
Leeman and Ina Taini.
To get results-Adyertise in The
Carbon County News.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-13
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
I'll. Miller Scott. Pastor

Services for Sunday, September 1e
as follows:
Church School at 8 AS.
Morning Worship at II.
The evening of the annual meet
ing, the first Monday in October,
the ladies of the church will serve a
flfty-cent dinner to which friends as
we'll as members of the church and
congregation are invited.
Ladies aid meeting each Wednes.
day afternoon. A food sale will be
held Saturday, September Is. Host
ess for next weeks meeting, Mrs.
Carl Bustelle.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-13

FLY-T0X.j FLY-TOX is the scientific
insecticide developed at Mellon Insti-
tute of Industrial Research by Rex
Fellowship. FLY-TOX brings health,
comfort and cleanliness.-Adv.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-13
-, fol aiisit1ill iii.ss
Sunday at the
Red Lodge Churches
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Frank Durant, Pastor

Services will be resumed on Sun
day; also Sunday school. Holy Com
munion and Sermon alt II; Sunday
school at 10. Let us have good
beginning; let us all go.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-13

taint everything they touch FLY
TOX kills flies. 1t is safe, stainless
fragrant, sure. Simple instructions in
each bottle (blue label) for killing
ALL household insects. INSIST on
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-13

Foksths is jim Whit whose delightful voice Won NAV have
heard the air from station KMA at Shenandoah Ia
m Familiarity known the Rocky Mountain poet" is gaining
widespread popularity because of his sousrrng rectaons-rec
taons that have in them the marks Jim sure knows
that fe having been cowboy many experiences guide
Glacier park and achieved fame capor live mountain
lions.
Photo shows him composing bit of poetry
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-13

Flies are dangerous. They are als9
the filthiest insect known. They de /.
post germs in three ways. By con-
tact, vomit spots and excreta. They
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-13

Verify the wonders Of radio the above
phoo OF an engneman using mcrophone York Central
oooVeas part OF successful test made
trio company of Schenectady ~ " commnc
ton trains.
short length low-power radio enabled
the engineer to talk to the conductor the the train
ana also to the men stationed in signal towers along the
Thus railroad travel gains added degree O. safety
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-09-13

These African lilies look like real
war spears-don't they? They bloom
only once year and stay in bloom
but two days, In the AZ hours while
in blossom, they grow six inches.
Mrs. A. Masser Of Baltimore, Md,
is the proud possessor of the blooms
pictured above.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
1884 NILES
OF ROAD aid
New York Gets Larg-
est Slice at Federal
Road Money

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2i.-(Pp-EX-
tension of the federal aid highway
system. totalling ls7,T53 miles, by
1.1S4 miles during the current fiscal
wear. az a total cost of S2O5.O43,isA
with federal expenditure Of Sss.956,-
can. was detailed 10 the secretary
of agriculture today in the annual
report of Thomas n. Mcdonald, chief
Of tho bureau Of public roads.
New York spent the greatest am
ouut VI all the states on road CON
-truction during the year. receiv-
ing also the highest total Of federal
aid. S6,002 ,715.
The other states receiving more
than 100000 we're Texas. with So
34i.S36. Iowa. with s4,1l5,257; Wis
consin. with S3.9SS. .65S; Ohio, with
S2.ga1 .G21 and Pennsylvania with
S3.037 .0Ss. Rhode Island the small
est state. received the smallest al
lotment. S2So,li9.
An additional 1898 miles Of roads
we're reported under construction,
with allotted federal aid to total
Sl05,297 800. The states leading in
this new construction are Illinois,
New York. Michigan, Indiana. Ohio.
Pennsylvania. Texas. Wisconsin and
Nebraska.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
GIRL MURDER
SUSPECT Held
Victim Not Identified;
Male Companion
Under Arrest

NKHORN. Wis. Nov. 2i.-(Fl-
A warrant charging first degree muir
der IN the death of an unidentified
girl whose body was found stuffed
i'm a culyert near here was served
today on Donald LaFavc, 26. of De-
Laven. LaFavc had been held IN
connection with the case for several
days. 4 friend whom authorities
had at first believed implicated was
released.
Two warrants charging first de-
gree murder had been drawn up by
District Attorney Williams yester-
day but were not served at that time
pending further inquiry.
Screams which n neighbor had
heard coming from a small cottage
on DeLavan lake. early this summer,
blood stained sheets found In the
place and n stained suit brought 70 a
dry cleaner brought about a quiet
investigation which led TO LaFavcs
arrest.
The sheet. doctor said. was stain
cd with human blood When the
girls body was found the chest was
crushed in and the skull fractured.
A few weeks ago Milwaukee
woman had identified the body as
that Of her daughter. Last week,
however. the daughter returned and
disposed Of that solution" of the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
Powers intervene im Bulgaria
Three Die When Plane
Crashes In Snow Storm

EDGERTON. o.. Nov. 2i.-tFl-
Two men and a woman were killed
here tonight when the airplane in
which they were flying cast crashed
near here.
One man was killed outright and
the other man and woman died IN
an ambulance while being taken 70
a hospital at Defiance. ..
The pilots name is believed 10 be
II. H.. Bassett. Of Cleveland. This
information was obtained by au-
thorities from letter found IN his
pockets.
Persons who saw the plane declare
that the pilot evidently became
blinded BY a snowstorm, raging 1T
the time. lie circled several times
as IL trying 10 find a landing place.
then crashed into n tree.
The woman j. said 70 have been
the wife ar the pilot. while Off
cials said they believed the other
dead man to be Glen L. Butts.
Cleveland.
The plane was cnrcute ~ Chicago
from Cleveland.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2t.-Pi-- Repre-
sontatives az the Universal Air
Lines said tonight one Of their
planes crashed at Edgerton, o, and
that the pilot of the plane was Ed
die Bassett Of Chicago. They did
not make public the passenger list,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
ASK DAMAGES
OF ship Line
Husband of Victim of
Vcstris Disaster
Files Suit

NEW YORK, Nov 2i.--tFi-Nhile
federal officials we're going over
lengthy testimony already taken at
two Inquiries into the sinking Of the
Nestris. survivor Of the disaster
today filed suit in federal court for
$4,000 damages against the owners
and operators. of the vessel.
The complainant was UrriH =.
Stevens Of Boston. who asked $50
900 for the death Of his wife, Yes
iris victim. and $4,000 for loss of
his baggage. He alleged in his
complaint that the Nestris was un-
seaworthy. that she was improperly
loaded so as 10 cause list. that
she was incompetently manned and
that she was not supplied with
proper life saving equipment.
Stevens makes his homo in Bue-
nos Aires where he manages a
branch Of the First National Bank
of Boston. He announced yesterday
plan for organizing the rescued
passengers into a committee for
joint legal action.
Stevens also filed libel against
the Liverpool. Brazil and River
Plate Steam Navigation company
owners or the Vestris, and the Lam
port a. Holt line. its operator.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
US. WILLSEEK
ADMISSION In
WORLDCOURT
Plan Is Outlined To
Senators By Cool
idge; Discuss Pro-
gram for Session

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2f.-tTl-
Ratification by the world powers Of
the senate's reservations TO Ameri-
cas- proposed entry into the world
court is expected % be sought again
BY President Coolidge together with
his senate program of approval Of
the Kellogg anti-war treaty and the
naval cruiser construction bill.
These hopes Of the president.
about 70 conclude his occupancy Of
the White House, were disclosed at
a breakfast today at the executive
mansion TO which he invited Elost of
the republican senators nov IN the
city-17.
Unlike the many past White House
breakfasts for congressional mem
hers which have been confined ~
most entirely 20 the social phase, to-
day Mr.. Coolidge took M with the
republican leaders Of tho senate their
calendar Of business for the ar
preaching short term and revealed
his desires for early action on the
kellogg treaty and the cruiser bill.
More surprising TO some Of the
guests was the revival of the World
Court subject. II is understood that
the president indicated desire to
approach again the world powers or
the question Of approval Of the res
ervations voted by the senate in ad
herring 20 the World Court protocol.
Several Of the nations have declined
TO accept the reservations.
n is understood that Mr.. Coolidge
will ask Secretary Kellogg to renew
discussions with the foreign powers
with a view to obtaining their ac-
ceptance to the reservations. There
seems to be no thought in the mind
CONTINUED on page eight)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
WURzBACH TO
ATTEND PROBE
San Antonio Congress
man May Bring In
Contest Data


MALLEN, Tex. Nov. 2t.-Harry
". Wurzbach of Seguin, lone repub-
lican congressman from Texas and
apparently defeated for reelection
by Judge Augustus McCloskey for
representative from the fourteenth
district, will be in McAllen Monday
for the opening Of the congressional
campaign funds committee investi-
cation.
The fact that Wurzbach was COM
ing was revealed in a telephone con-
versation with friends here Saturday.
Wurzbach was at Comfort Satur-
day where he has been on a hunting
trip
II is believed here that Wurzbach
plans 20 take up with the congress
sional committee the situation in
BeNar county (San Antonio) where
the McCloskey-M urzbach race is now
being inquired into BY Lamar See
ligson, district attorney Of BeXar
county. Wurzbach indicated he
would contest McCloskey's election.
Nurzbach was asked III he intend
ed 10 present any evidence as to the
Bexar county voting TO the commit
tee here.
He replied that he did not care
AZ this time % burden his fellow
congressman with additional data,
but ii the occasion permits | will
submit facts which might influence
them in inspecting the numerous
election boxes in the city ar San An
tonic"
Wurzbach expressed surprise at
the official activities of Sccligson in
his investigation of alleged irrcgu-
larities in hs county.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
Governor Smith
Ends Vacation
On Gulf Coast

EDGEWATER GULF, Miss, Nov.
24.-LPl-Gov. Alfred 4. Smith, John
J. Raskob a ndparty, leaving here
tonight after eight days of golf. fish
ing and rest from the late strenuous
presidential campaign. planned 10
arrive back In New York Tuesday
evening.
Governor Smiths first task al Al
bany. he stated, would be to make
up the state budget and carry out
other plans preparatory TO turning
over the executive office of New
York state TO Franklin D. Roosevelt.
rovernor-elect.
Two stopovers we're planned en-
route TO the East. The party will
spend Sunday in Mobile. Ala. where
the governor will attend church and
be entertained BY his friends IN the
South Alabama city.
Leaving Mobile al midnight. they
will arrive in Atlantis early Monday
morning to be guests OF Major John
$. Cohen. publisher OF the Atlanta
Journal. for the day before proceed
ing with the journey.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
LOCAL RADIO
KEEPS TOUCH
With HOOVER
Weather Threatening
Communications; ST.
lence KWWG to Aid
Naval Station

Throughout the day Saturday Of
fetal Washington ard the news
agencies of the United States were
maintaining communications with
President-elcct Hoover and the L..
:. =. Maryland through ,he Browns
Vile naval station. all other stations
on the coast having failed to main
tain contact.
Dispatches from the Maryland
we're coming in very family through
cut the day. r. L. Jarvis. IN charge
Of the station, reported. The
Brownsville commercial station,
KWWG, IN response 20 request
from the naval station, discontinued
is programs in order that there
would be no interference with COM
munications.
meteorological conditions on the
Pacific coast and in the vicinity Of
the Maryland were reported such as
60 make transmission very difficult
ard the Pacific coast stations we're
reported unable 20 communicate
with the vessel early Saturday morn
ing, and had failed 70 establish COM
munications at a late hour Sat
urday night.
1t is understood that practically
all official dispatches between
Washington and the Maryland since
the vessel left her moorings have
passed through the Brownsville
station. The Maryland is now ap-
proximately 1000 miles south south
east of Brownsville. and the next
landing will be AZ Amspals, Hon
duras.
over 4.ooo words from the Mary
land had been handled by the
Brownsville naval radio up 20 6
o'clock Saturday afternoon. this ex-
cecdinE the record Of any previous
dav since the Maryland left port.
II sincerely appreciate the COOP
Grafton KWWG has extended" Jar
Wis said in discussing the Difficult
tics caused by meteorological condi-
tions " the vicinity of the Mary
land. "The dispatches are coming in
50 family that any interference
might prevent their reception. and
KWWG was promptly silcnced when
this condition was called 20 the at
tention Of the manager. The West
ern Union office is also cooperat-
ing with Us. ard will remain open
throughout the night. If necessary,
10 transmit kilograms received from
the Maryland"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
COUNTY WILL.
PAY HONOR TO
CAPT.CAMERON
Memorial Tablet Per-
petuating Memory
Of Border Hero, to
Be Presented

Cameron county will perpetuste
the memory and commemorate the
deeds Of Captain Even Sameron, bor-
der hero, who died before a firing
squad in Mexico in 1873. and m
whose honor Cameron county was
named. according "a plans announc-
cd nv Or. &. II. Thorn. aud the
Cameron County Historical Society
on Thanksgiving nay. Novcmber =
- at y. m, nr. Thorn, on behalf
Of the Historical Society, will pre-
sent Cameron county bronze me
morial tablet. approximately feet
square. 10 be placed IN consriru-
Gus place in the Cameron county
court house lobby. The tablet will
be received By County Judge .. 4.
Dancy as representative Of Cameron
county.
Plans for the memorial tablet we're
announced three years ago by the
Historical society. and Dr. n. III.
Thorn headed committee 10 raise
the funds and order the tablet. The
fund was completed this summer
and the tablet ordered from a Pitts
burgh firm. II was received several
weeks ago. and Is now az the court
house ready 10 be placed in the lob
by as soon as formally presented 70
the county.
Practically every city. town and
community in Cameron county has
contributed toward the memorial
fund.- Or. Thorn said. "and ID repre-
sents the desire ar Cameron county
- Ah. mn
of the border leader whose name
Cameron county is proud 20 bear.
The achievements of Captain Even
Cameron viii BE- found IN the pages
Of Texas history so long as Texas
exists. For several years Cameron
and his rangers protected the bor-
dcrs Of the Texas Republic. their
operations being confined 10 no
nsan's land between the Nueces and
the Rio Grandc. Ills hcroism, his
intense love for liberty and his inn
plscable opposition TO tyranny m any
form made him one Of the outstand-
ing leaders ia the history Of the
Texas border"
Plans for the program in connec-
ton with the presentation had not
nttNl ARfA iA'AFu Nv ~ s1HAAlhhF AAENts
The American Legion drum and bu-
gle corps has been invited to he
present. The presentation address
will be made by DR.. Thorn who has
labored three years to secure the
memorial tablet. and Judge Dancy
will make the acceptance address. a
large number of residents Of the
county. including many members Of
tho Countv Historical Snricty are
expected 10 attend.
II consider Thanksgiving Day very
propitious for presentation Of the
memorial tablet" Dr. Thorn said.
ut was Even Cameron and his ran
gers who first blazed the path for
civilization from the Nuecos TO the
Rio Grande, and it was largely
through his efforts that the Lower
Rio Grande Valley is today under
the Stars and Stripes and has been
developed into one Of the most pro-
ductivc regions of the world"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
BALKAN FEUD
CAUSES MUCH
APPREHENSION
England and France
Demand Strife Be-
tween Macedoni a n
Factions Cease

SOFIA. Bulgaria, Nov. 2i.-lFi-
European powers today interyened ~
the critical situation in Bulgaria
caused by the continued bloody Mace
donian fcuds Great Britain and
France were reported 20 have de-
mandcd jointly cessation of the
strife. as not only menacing But
garia but jeopardizinG the peace Of
the Balkans.
Foreign Minister A. Buroff. while
not attempting TO disparagc the gray
ity Of the situation. replied that the
government had sufficient troops 20
.uhduc Ivan Nichailoff, but that ii
was most difficult TO capture him
and his thousands Of well-armed
Macedonian rcyolutiunaircs, who
when confronted with danger, flee
~ inaccessible mountain retreats.
Buroff declared that while regular
troops arc within reach ~ Petritch,
Nichaiiof stronghold. the govern
mcut desires "a give the revolution
arv leader a last vhance 20 espitu-
late before giving the order 70 engage
him in battle.
The government dispatched = per
emptory demand 10 Michailoff this
afternoon. saying that the sanguinary
feuds must cease Immediately or he
and his partisans will DC captured.
The Macedonian chieftain hurled
back the defiant reply, ANY govern
mcnt official who signs a decree
against me-, signs his own death war
rant"
~ ministerial circles u was said
that War Minister Nolkoff was IN dis
agreement with the rest Of the cab
met and that the liapt-chief ministry
had been weakened BY the vigorous
diplomatic representations made by
Great Britain and France.
The vendetta between the Mace
Continued on page eigh)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
Trial of Action
Against McAllen
Mayor Set Jan. 7

McAI.LEN. Nov 23.-Trial of the
suit filed in district court by Lee
Minner against Mayor +. r. Free
land and Charles Rich. city com
missioner. demanding the rcfunr ~
$4,000 of public funds. has been
set for January 7. according to in
formation received late today from
EdinhurE-
Griffin kirbrouEh. NcAllen at
torneys, have been retained 10 rep
resent freeland and Rch IN the
suit.
The complaint alleges that IN,
Sl20,000 was used in purchasing
right Of way for the s. A. a. A. n.
railroad in McAllcn. and charges
that the city commission issued and
sold warrants for the purchase OF
such right Of way, which the com
plainant contends was illegal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25

CHICAGO RACKETEER
SLAIN; GIRL SOUGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2f.-tPl-
Jerry Ferri, alias Geunero feive,
said by police TO have been n boot
logger and former Chicago beer
IN his apartment here today.
Miss Elaine Worth. star Of a
French farce troupe. playing at a
theator. is sought for questioning.
a report hy the police homicide
squad said Miss Worth and Ferri
had spent much time together and
that the killing may have resulted
from jealousy on the part Of another
person.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
Cold Winds Hits
Honduran Coast

TEGUCTGALPA, Honduras. Nov.
24.-0Pl-A severe cold wave with
winds Of almost hurricane force is
sweeping the country. and i esre-
cially strong on the Atlantic coast.
Many ships have been unable TO
make port. A steamer from New
Orleans carrying the Honduran min
ister % Washington has been in the
Bay or Tela for two days without
being able to land its passengers.
Many telegraph lines arc down
and TeEucigalpa ~ cut off from com
munication with several Atlantic
points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
Woman Identifies
Alleged Slayer

OMAHA. Nebr.. Nov. 2l.-R-I.
was learned from attaches wv tha
sheriff's office here late TODAY thai
Mrs. Harold Stribling positively,
identified Jake Bird. now held In
Lincoln, a. the hatchet maniac whn
attacked her IN her home.
IL was after she was shown two
photographs OF Bird that she made
the statement, the report said.
This is believed I'D have accounted
for the hurried trip made ~ Off
GERS TO the Lincoln prison this after
noon.
Cross-examination lasting more
than an hour nj The Nebraska pcni-
tentisry in Lincoln failed, however.
20 break down the story of Bird.
rushed 70 the prison yesterday a.
suspect in hatchet slayinEs Or three
Omaha persons and the brutal 49,
tack on two others.