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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-11-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, 7. $. Land
office at Billings, Montana october
Is, 1928.
Notice is hereby given that Samuel
Stoke Of Roscoe, Montana, who, on
February q 1927, made Forest Reserve
Hid entry Act June II, 1906, No. 026S93,
for the land embraced in H. u. 5. NO.
$50 and described by metes and bounds
as follows Beginning at Corner No, l,
which ii identical with the common corner
of Sections %, "a, rs and 26 in I. 3,
r. II f.. p. NJ NJ, thence N. 81 degrees
SO Il, 1886 chains to corner NO q
Thence S. no degrees ~ 70, 40l5 CHAINS
to corner No. 8 thence w 1919 CHAINS
to corner No. 4; thence N. 80 degrees
5l'W 1899 chains to corner NO. .; thence
n. no degrees So w. 1912 chains to
corner No g. Thence T.. 20.21 chains TO
corner No. 1. the place OF beginning, con-
tanning 1888 acres. List 1-1215. Sec
lions 25 and &c, Township s.. Range
II e., Principal Meridian, Montana, mas
filed notice of intention to make three
wear proof, to establish claim to the lahd
above described before G. l.. tlnley,
CLERK of the District Court, at Red Lodge
Montana, on the Sth day of December
1928. .
Claimant names as witnesses;
Neil McNrullen, of Roscoe, Montana.
Kris Bronger, of Roscoe, Montana.
Warren Laken, of Luther Montana.
Bonnie. Wigen, of Roscoe, Montana.
H. B. DRUM,
Register.
First publication Nov l, 1928;
Fifth publication Nov. ", 1870
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Edward Olcott,
Plaintiff,
against
George 3. Youst and
Eta Youst, his wife,
Defendants.
To be sold at Sheriff's Sale on the 18th
day Of November, 1928, at One O'Clock p.
m, at the front door of the County Court
House. in the city Of Red Lodge, Carbon
County, Montana, all the following de-
scribed real property, situated in the city
or town of Bearc- eek, Carbon County,
State of Montana, and more particularly
described as follows, to-wit:
Lots Eleven and Twelve III &
12) Of Block Two (2) of the Lam
port and Leavens Second Addition
to the city of Bearcreek, accord
ing to the legal plat now on file
in the office of the County Clerk
and Recorder of aforesaid county
together with all and singular the
tenements, hereditaments, appur-
tenances, easements, water and
all other rights belonging or in
anywse appertaining thereto.
Dated at Red Lodge, Montana, this
23rd day Of October, 1928.
JOHN ALBERT,
Sheriff.
JOHN G. SKINNER.
Red Lodge, Montana,
Attorney for Plaintiff
First publication Oct. %, 1928
Fourth nublica tton Nov IL 1928
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Mrs. Hickson: Before we go to
the ball l want you to remember that
it's the custom to dance the first
dance with your wife.
Mr.. Hickson: Well, wind the
monograph. Well dance it right
here and get it over with.-Arizona
Kitty-Kat.
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5y r. Nj. SHERRIlL, Radio Engineer
copyright 1927. Bonnet Brown Corp)
Radio Echoes Recorded ON Films


Some interesting phenomena that
may lead to the discovery of new facts
regarding the upper atmosphere of
the earth are being studied and re-
corded nightly at the University of
Chicago. These phenomena, which
scientists have, as yet, been unable to
fully explain, have been called radio
schoes.
Stimulated by the problem OF radio
interference which sometimes causes
the reception of extra dots and dashes
and serious confusion in commercial
messages, two physicists have found
their work resolving itself into an eX-
ploration of air strata 200 miles out
side the earth.
1t has been known that radio sig
nails ON short wave lengths, under
favorable conditions, travel around
the world as many as three times, be-
| ing received at intervals of one-sev-
enth of second, since radio waves,
being form of light waves, travel
at the rate of light. 10000 miles a
second. This around-the-world phe-
nomenon, together with other echoes
coming at much shorter time, has
given rise to the theory of a radio
resistant layer, the Kennelly-Heavi-
side layer, which is strata of cleo
irons created by the sun, ranging
from IS miles to $50 miles outside the
earth depending on whether it is day
or night, winter or summer.
The radio signals with which the
| Chicago scientists are working are
transmitted into space and are found
to be reflected back again in about
0.02 of a second, the exact time be-
ing measured by recording the sig
nails on a rapidly moving Photographic
film. The interesting point is that
the echoes are coming back too fast
to be caused by the signal travelling
around the earth, and are probably
therefore. being reflected from some
resisting layer at the outer edge o.
the earth's atmosphere.
Dr. J. Barton Hoag, instructor il
radioactiyity at the university, anC
Victor Andrew, graduate student, arr
the men working on the problem.
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tainly break up the good old reliable
joke combination of the Scotchman,
the lrishman and the Jew.
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Plan License Fee

With a view to making the govern
ment administration of the radio law
self-supporting bill is to be intro
duced in congress calling for an an
nual license fee of $500 per year for
each broadcasting station in the
limited States
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There's a Joker" In
Initiative Number 81



You will vote on u. measure
pretends % provides that ALL Fu
TuRE ENFORCEMENT LAWS enacted by the Congress shall automatically
What does that mean
bill pending provides
officer may enter
PRIVATE HOME WITHOUT A SEARCH WARRANT
and in your home 50 much as one bottle of home brew beer you
subject prosecution whether the beer or not Possession
will TX
POSSESSED A PINT OF CHM PRISON FOR LIFE
Fred Palm Michigan is in prison for life for the pessssso" one
On the of October the a prominent ci
zen Of Seattle We're thrown into jail few bottles % beer were
1875 private homes in
If Initiative No 81 adopted Montana
desrotc conditions
PRESENT LAWS ADEQUATE
governmental community and
powers up any
under existing nuisance and other police ordinances Some of the most
Finances
WOULD EXTEND POWER OF INTIMIDATION
Initiative the Of presenting has been
framed by the active opponents Of the present Federal prohibition
of Montana for political purposes If prevails Montana will be reduced
o%@ ns status as S'''' % ''" ''''''''''
you o
Do you want rinqulsh your right
in the
| will vote to the O
a down to VanWersm
ou OF
O F. WADSWORTH A.
Executive Committee of
CENTRAL MONTANA VOLUNTARY COMMITTEE
"A
II
GUNNIS
KEEP ANOTHER REIGN OF TERROR OUT OF MONTANA
ADVERTISEMENT
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BY the Governor:
]. f. ERICKSON.
JOHN w. MOUNTJOY.
Secretary of State.
First publication Oct. 4, 1928.
Fifth publication Nov. /, 1928.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-11-01
BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
OF MONTANA--A PROCLAMATION


Whereas, Petitions signed by the re-
quisite number of voters and praying for
the initiation of a certain measure to be
hereinafter more particularly described
have been duly and regularly filed in the
office of the Secretary of State within
the time required by the Constitution of
the State of Montana:
Now therefore l. J. E. Erickson, as
Governor of the State of Montana, in
compliance with the provisions of the
Constitution and Statutes, do hereby pro-
claim the filing of such petitions for the
submission to the qualified voters of the
state of Montana for their approval or
rejection at the regular election to be held
on the sixth day Of November, 1928, of
the following measure. to-wt:
INITIATIVE NUMBER THIRTY-TWO
"A bill to enact by initiative a law to
enact all the provisions of the Volstead
Act relating to pleading, evidence defin-
tons, prohibitions, and penalties, as the
law of the State Of Montana, to provide
for the enforcement thereof and defining
the term VOlstead Act. "
In witness whereof
have hereunto set my
hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State to
be affixed.
Done at the City of Hell
tSEAL) ena, the Capital, this the
sixth day of July, in the
year of our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred twenty
eight
BY the Governor:
j. e. ERICKSON.
JOHN w. MOUNTJOY,
Secretary of State.
First publication Oct. 4, 1928.
Fifth publication Nov l. 1928.
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Official Proceedings of
the Board of County
commissioners


The Board of County Commissioners
met IN special session acco ding To ad-
yertised call. There were present: J. t.
Kelly, chairman; l.. +. Gard and J. Is.
ConNery commissioners, and {. T..
Thompson, clerk.
The following persons appeared against
the creation OF Roundup District As
Per petition formerly fled Tom hule,
halph hunter NelS T. kosehess ana r.
;. Spafr ana J. +. Carroll. motion was
auiy maae ana seconded that the petieen
Tor FORMING the Roundup DISTRICT ne as
allowed Motion carried, all voting
aye
~ A petition Tor road across Seruon u,
sisned hy If n ''' Ra1sr =, al dpiv re-
reiVsd and fiIe5
Motion only mod md seconded that
The Board apDropaiata 5aaa Ia finance
the Grain show ~ Fro1,hary ana Sg5 40
for preparing the exhibit at the Chicago
show Nnf{9n esrefsa
The Iollovying rasSh,tf,ns we aul,
adortad.
To the Montana Highway Commission
Helena Montana
Hesoiuuoh
Whereas The Board of Comfy Com
missioners OF Carbon County have been
pettioned by the taxpayers and property
holde- OF Carbon County living aiong
Joliet, Boyd. Roberts and into the town ~
81 lied Lodge. all i'm Carbon County. To
e. recommend r., mn. 10 the Bureau Of Public
tsV@ds thd( the aboNe described piece of
fb S'' 81 9e . ~ upon the &c system OF
Whereas: This road leads Ia Red
Lodge the county seat of Carbon Conn
ty and the initiated hin voted upsn bv
the voters of Montana wears ago
stipulated the construction of roads eao-
Meeting up the various county seats
Whereas; The placing Of this road ON
the 80 system al rha Staft # Montana
eral funds for the construction of g
( highways ana the saving of state funds
r,,,.~,f,r.
I ~, li.S' 80 ne II fes2tted mat the
6 ,., 81 county oammissiiners OF Car
~, t1t,l.s Sut..i,s leeehiaeha 70 the Montana
- 80 SVt'1iHisSioh t59t the ROAD leaa-
"S ~ On tsoeh Aate q lea ledge, Mon
. ,. Is p,4Nsu upon the = system oi the
~ % -upt5 es,ila.
ny ~, Nj 5ohh I Kelly, chairman 81
authorized to take petitions and resolu.
+ I9hS aele-e the Mont IA HlshmaN Com
IhSSioh' 20 geeommend To the Bureau o.
f Public Roads To place the above de
IT the State OF Montana.
BY orders of the Board of Count.
Commissioners Of Carbon County Mon
tana.
G. +. THOMPSON
Clerk
To the Montana Highway Commission,
Helena, Montana
pasou,+io,
Whereas; The Board q County Com
lhlSslonefs nave Deem peutened by tn
taxpayers and property holders Of Car
9on County living along Ciarks foIl
River Road, leading from the town o
"a
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that said defendant has wilfully neglect
ed to provide said plaintiff with the
common necessaries Of life, he having
the ability SO to do, for more than one
year prior to the commencement of this
action; for the custody of the minor
child of said marriage; and for such
other and further relief as to the Court
may seem just and proper, all as more
fully appears in the complaint on file
herein, which is hereby referred to for
further particulars.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Court this 18th day of October, A. D.,
1928.
G.. L. FINLEY,
Clerk.
Court SeaD
JOHN G. SKINNER,
Red Lodge, Montana,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication Oct IS, 1923.
Fourth publication Nov. s, 1928,
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Subscribe for the News.
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BY the Governor:
T II YtTyT err

JOHN w. MOUNTJOY,
Secretary of State.
First publication Oct. 4, 1928.
Fifth publication Nov l, 1928.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-11-01
SHERiFF'S SALE

First publication Oct. Is, 1928
| Third publication Nov /, 1928.
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E. r. CONWELL,
Red Lodge, Montana,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication Nov. /, 1928.
Fourth publication Nov. 90, 1923.
Evening star., 1928-05-27
PARAMOUNT RESULTS

iirst race, FER %yeanr.oid ma',1cm. =
81 o. fa:0. ~ Won Georgia Hetset
dDSaniu t"o ian''s Ioa s,Mclalr' ~ 50 rhtrd TINE
Art vrynia FLYNN. Vera e aud unclee M'ss.,
Second sare' For 3}ear a"ids ehrn,sh,,e h4a W.,
ti5 So ~ ~. sh 10. won, BODY Guard ! - ~
o. Fordl Ya - ~ ~ secnnd . Mne..e' n,.,,1.
Swrep. ~ ~ sm'th - ~ i,nr,, tn,r1 nen"y am,s
Thistle Aiouz and Bla1e. ,..
Tl,ird .raee; For i,lrar old; and 70 o ~,
lons,r"hit5pF i@P" ,dn III" raaGd MGd1"R9ifi, is
(Morrisl ~ 30 NJ II second Post M'sl.,r,ss
I06 tKnighu YdIo third Time. ~ =
Also ran f%si, % La,h hlly ww1n,an1ni ~ sam"
Iourth rare Fni j.yenl olds ana ~ =
mties-Chlef Sahhatnr 10 n HathGnh
S712 Nj 90 Slato Won scotland fot
over. il1 tMtrhl. ~ ~ W 90 sf1T"mn
iI7 Also ran tire Dos Thistle hoy Lady
stone tlood Night Adele W aud hhmkln
Finh raeei d.yeat old aud M ~
$50 70 si0ll. Won Mg1rnin,le los 'F"1..
iauseherI 10 ~ Ihirt, Tine lIrs3
hlso ran Nt:nmon" ns,"s nate,, d@~s Ag@ g,@r
si,th rscsi. Swear oids. ~ =, inrl"n9g - -
.ec0Bd Sanitation, lih tludS Ndbi thi'd
Time ~ Also ian, Harry Carroll Isa
leila Tom Moflne ocean Current Marathon
southern Kiss ard Colonel seth IA.
IN nhd Down i03 ishrobshlfel Ya VI
y ~ $50 won Grasa Maid. inI A,"n
onG G2 II 81 h ,a6enr"pd Tsleqna 10 It I.o
ran, The fallnr. HlHtch fbit MrIanh. SLEEPY
Head and Arabian
Evening star., 1928-05-27
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

First vaes. year-oids and up . TX d
iougk~-~ Hfhsmura l0T "a. Abell ~ ~
s44i s2es %oa Mndoogn AZ, ~ y Hoe hin i3s
p1rpie Light whisk kfrow Sir Peter Keen.
ing Time, Enthusiastic. Edward sweet way
'''i second s saes s" 3yearold maiden colts ard
seldinFs s infjongs~- Badger Face llh {"
CriinnI sIaas s79G S3.62l. Won i1nl,-
doa It:k il5 fw Fr93wgb ,s9.S ~ ~ - s3et -
thlfd TINE / ~ = Bowler Pandemn'
glnm Rorkappine l1onohy Mayor Walker
Weodlot aud 'i.apointa also ran,
Thlrd ,sesi F0r t.yesr.olds and up r
s. e 20 Won. Pa,nssn, .a. hos. ios :" germ n
iteer peter Frlnl aud Iran also ran
Fourth parri For 2tNear -ods > turiongs.es-
gh 'c",s core EsrA" Am0f2se los arna[ !" 20
So - second Protection. l13h &C, Lang
- SO third Time 0I, kminenee Fstl
mo 'Doubis Heart GLADYS MHiain AMI 4
.fhrso D's stnoh Farm entry -.
rlf,h tsesi gog a,sesr,"olds and nn, :
p, 80 10 'ae Il h ~n "o oea f's'1a" s,se"s
naah ~. IL" Hnati W a4 thlrd Tlme
H'"Gy s,S .aGs ,e NM haS. ~ a., r.n e1''''"
sislh faesi For a.,ear.olds and up iaf
lo,3ss-~CsTuEa los iH9ryhthi *Hii " 2a
- - ser1nd Chi"ago, 10 ~ MoDermotit
s264 thtFd Time / 49, Marcani anC
Round THO ais" ran
seventh rs"si Foi, i.yenr. ODDS and m
uiieA-~1fm Boy ~ WhlHyrttab - 50
~ - s2H@. @9n Iesiaus ip7 ,DoiaWi
- s21i serpad Miami Ttind ~" Nor
N hin Hatbwril LreyslDUe Geofsis hnf
slbef Hove alsn fah
Evening star., 1928-05-27
ROD AND STREAM
BY Perry Miller

Quick work on the part of Repre-
sentative Zihlman of Maryland. chair
man Of the House District committee,
last week prevented what would have
been the death-knell of the black bass
bill prohibiting the sale of bass in the
District of Columbia, enacted into law
two years ago
II all came about in this manner
Senator Arthur Capper. chairman OF
the Senate District committee, was
urged by the Potomac Anglers AsSocia-
ton chapter Of the Izaak Walton
League. TO introduce bill lengthening
the closed season for bass in the Dis
trict. At present the closed season is
from April / to May 20. The bill intro
duccd in the Senate called for closed
season from January ! 10 May 20
This bill passed the Senate on March
2, 1923. and was taken up by the Dis
trict committee of the House on April n.
Last Tuesday the House passed the
Senate bill No. 2972. which reads as
follows: BE 1t enacted by the Senate
and House OF Representatives of the
United States OF America in Congress
assembled, That section > Of the act
of May H. 1898. entitled An act for
the protection Of fish in the District
Of Columbia, and so forth as amended
An act to amend the acts for the pro-
lection of birds. game and FISH in the
District Of Columbia, be, and the same
is hereby. further amended SO as to
read as follows;
THAT no person shall catch or kill
in the waters of the Potomac River
or its tributaries within the District of
c ,lumbia any black bass totherwise
known as green bass and chubl, crap
pie totherwise known as calico bass
and strawberry baSsl. between the first
day of January and the twenty-ninth
day Of May of each year nor have III
possession. nor expose for sale any of
said species between the dates aforesaid.
nor catch or Kill any Of said species
of fish at any other time during the
year except by angling, nor catch nor
XIII any Of the aforesaid species by
what are known as out lines or trot
lines. having a succession OF hooks or
devices.
The clause in the bill which would
have superseded all previous legislation
is nor have In possession nor expose
f. sale any of said species between the
dates aforesaid" This would have
lcgalGed the sale OF bass nj any time
except during the closed season.
whereas under existing statutes II Is
unlnMfni AT aH tlincS,
When the attention of Representative
Iihlman was directed to this. hc I'M
mediately took steps to coueCt 1t and
asked for unanimous consent for the
present consideration Of resolution,
that the Senate be requested 10 return
10 the House Of Representatives The
bill IS 29T2l entitled An act for
further protection of ash IN the District
OF Columbia" The resolution was
agreed 10.
Senator Capper, chairman of the
District committee Of the Senate yes
terday presented the House resolution
which was agreed to and The bill Was
returned to the House II possible
at this late date Represt ntativc Iihl-
man will have the clause objected 10
stricken out and the bill passed before
Congress adIournS,
Next Wednesday, Memorial day.
marks the opening of the bass season
Evening star., 1928-05-27
AURORA RESULTS

lo6gs-voIi. t06 GD9ggetti '' xa3 10 Ss' Va
sa2s @on Blue Granite il5 u. Leyisnd
s3s3 s3d2 seennf Robs Best, tl2 (In,e-
ran--Jesn Seth Move On seth monssterv
..eths RoriaBee Little Guinea Loyal II ). Irene
second race: For 3 3.,ear-olds and up. 81
=, o.nes----!stinrdss stella Ii2 tGperra ].
ress - 50 :, '0 secoa9 %@9 W. rnlerabis Sadas "a
N. Jonesl sil % third Time ] 0s 4
Supporter. silent Lillian Sanction Jnel Jun.
lfr uDnipeath elsn ran.
Third FaFe: For @-vear-oids furIorRs~-
sss Dsf',aF c.5 ie srF, gsot I''G nes5,s ~ 80
s4E4 ~ IS se,oa4 cosJ plaak' tI3 tRsg3.
50 SO third Time. ] o2 = EDDIE Leh.
mann. @aZzte sIEo ran.
Fourth race: For. 3-gea,F-oltts 81 fgr-
s2to - - second 81 Ofes'es 2nd. III
1nzeionel - 50 third Time ! % a
Nrrvasei Gsut sad yoshe1 also ran
pIfih rsfet For #-.ear,ntde and 40 g
@3Ss ~ 80 won Thrs"s io% tnleioue
80 0s ~ 9e second sir John X it3
lUoRgettt - so ,hitH. Time l5'
TNentv -one--slHtg Pat Flch, Chiuh. Thistle
sixth rare: For 3-vesr-oids ~ miles
Mars DaIe ~ Chamberlain 81 80 ~ ~
:" - voa first Dau"e ~ fpeodergrassl
*a7 S3l2 s@"gnd Hanafgn llb m
rar,en.,n l1"f. = maS ,@ ~ %F Ayaa and b. E''%"
LoweH,hei sls" ran
o,i@sT"p.n r'r" s"'' ~ chs"ierisl1, 's f ~ s7ia
- % ~ Won ~jlgp Bfsp,h J05 tGuerra
5s' ,as9 - ,r,, seoa'a f1l,ef ~ so ne -,
Giorv TIE Oflrsaesn E.3se4atsr Capt
Adams and olsen Hand alsa rdn.
Evening star., 1928-05-27
WOODBINE RESULTS

First race; c-year-olds: fosled in Canada:
- ~ $50 - 65 won Pin Wheel Ii5
. i.yronl S3ao. - second: Meteor Sparks
Iayan- Niscountess Lindsay Trish sphere
Esstmsn, Cora and Rose snot also ran
second race: 4year-oids and up. . x miles
S33wEychelnl. 80 ,.McAfeel Se4 so s7sn
81 80 second Manifold. I38 fFi,zrersid5
s3 20 third. Time sol Gunboai winoya
anr Ro.k of Cbasel also ran.
s,d9 dn'ra rtee; s s-.sssr.olds dlriongs-pe,er
Eon Gilded, Youth 107 fRalisi, s3I0.
- 81 seeond .Gan~ster III fLonrb 81 10
third Time. Zoe x Face Cream Goblin
fNiEera NJ, HonetiF Royal Fey. Kai shsk aud
Fourth rare: '-year-olds ard up. mile ard
80, Z" 10 Tarss3RolIs e. 3B Royce 10 (Plchoni !.
fLttleI $50 third. Time I.44s
9onl' BiEot Lactarlus and Euphrates also
Fifth rare: 3.year-olds and IN. foslod in
slo2o. S3-55 81 10 won: Everrnors'' ia
De.hs ao 'Gwvnnei. $50 third Time
Bloom Tin Troutlet Taurus Ferry Of Fste
Besu cf the West ard Dflshlsa also ran
p,l,,ai '1th re nc: 3,yesar- r-olds 9 furlongs--
sioss ron l@s I'M 1MrcGT' 10 - = SCI 20
sa 20 sgos se~ond T.surti,rg los aI,ong,
- 80 thir1 Tirse IA * Support Fhaki
!. sn,pegs.l % enn BABY, Fun. Speed Lower
E2"e Fire Hazard and cputstep aiso ran
,s.''"s--Wraokeen iOo 5Mrcagl slrIS
3 s3 - won Montclair. 10 twalr.
- >s, - ~. ~ ,n,s T,oand Alon'in li3 . Nsr
Ftsr Blsrk pesper Roland nonns Mana
AiF~nn and Jake alxo ran
Evening star., 1928-05-27
BELMONT RESULTS

First raes: Far . Yeat oids maiden iilits
s. sloaEg-~iDuAsa ltS + fatT0nei +"
a. J. . - 3" egn sI;ia.k GeItie
jl5 - Faseunla4 s ~ to srcpnd
20 50 % Hef Toes slo>s Preferred Ffee
and kzsp Eiaetay Miss Dnfnihr Brown
~ bNav"Ah' BrErnoH Model EeauicUpk
Ee3Gafe Mae GDiBoe Chatter Catherine ~
rIssls tgsl aud ltjsh Morn also ran an
) Th%0i8aoh entry bhdncoeas stable entry
second tses. For 4-seaf ODDS and np
ahoHt 2 fHlies-8BsnEis i3l r.. NsVtpHl
- - b ~ 10 Oui a"n FalfHunnl. lb@
- bsefs5 ] - 3 put seo0Hd 1otiy k6srF
3" ~ attghai Canterbury an1 Hkefia9'lie
Tbjrd rsees pyf 3 eesf ofds Z tutiongs-~-
~ Fida -" Il, fatott 10 ! % + I
a,"tat 2 ~ even saeou6 Fts Affors tt3
+ q #"r@Wapi 80 ! thrf Time 26 =
- H@Heii str - Morn F9Isa klaHs Bay
/ - u yet Gr' Dssi)H Wa "hooB Wi
: date %2esttas',ia tHiboiy Nisgn ald Col
FOURTH ,Hes. for . peaf olds and ur J
. ,''if, t'pgha ~ ~ 1hnfbef' 4" 70 Z
~ r. @UH afhaoef shot Itj
/ stndet . ~ ? "a seaaad *eaDp Ftpw
tth ~ foiUltni 10 3 thid Time
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GOOD SCORES MADE
IN BENNING SHOOT

Washington Gun Club marksmen
turned in good scores on the Benning
range yesterday in the weekly match,
which served as a tuning-up affair for
tho Maryland-District annual cham
pionshp tournament to be held here
Friday and Saturday.
Scores recorded yesterday indicate
that the local trapshooters will give p
good account of themselves in the title
tourney which will attract about 100 Of
the best shots in the East.
Club officers fired the high guns yes
terday President Monroe won the
distance handicap by dropping 96 our
Of 100 in the 20 and 16 yard events.
Treasurer F.. p. Williams led in double.
by crashing % Of the "a targets he
faced He shattered 95 OF possible %
during the afternoon.
Mayhew copped the l6-yard trophy
Legs on the four-month trophy were
won by Bartholomew, Sylvester, Brown
Stine. WynkOop, Marcy, Monroe, VIII
liams and Hunter.
Members of the club will stage prac-
ticc shoot Memorial day at 2 o'clocs,
on the Benning range as a final prac-
tice session before the title events FRI
dav and Saturday
Yesterdays scores.