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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-29
SARATOGA RACES START

SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y,
July 29-The eastern racing center
shifted here today with the open
ing of thirty days of racing. A
total Of 100000 will be distributed
as prizes during the meeting.
Nine horses weer named for the
Saratoga Handicap, feature event
on today's program. The Wheatley
entry Of Diavolo and Distraction
was quoted as the favorite in the
early betting.
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STRAUSS SAYS WINS

MARTINSVILLE. Ind, July %
The Strauss Says Of Indianapolis
won from the local Artesians here
Sunday, 9 to 4. Ewing and Worm
holt, dividing the work on the
mound for Strauss due to excessive
heat, pitched good ball, each allow
ing only two hits Ewing also con-
tributed triple and double.
Score:
Strauss ........... olo 33i 0ol- II 2
Martinsville ....... 200 loi 90 5
Ewing. vornholt and Harlan; Rothrock.
Hacker and Futlz. Van Buskirk.
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TIGER KID ON CARD

Tiger Kid Purvis will meet Billy
Moore in the six-round semi-windup
on the Broad Ripple boxing card
Thursday night Purvis is a brother
of Jackie Purvis of Kokomo and has
met and defeated some OF the best
boys in his division in recent fights.
Two other bouts are being ar
ranged for the card which will be
headlined by Carl Schmadel and
Red Holloway over the ten-round
route. The first bout will start at
$50
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(h3rOOIJgI1!
& &a2yS$ p

A NEW amateur course record
IA was set up at Meridian Hills
Saturday when Bill Diddel, ex-city
and state golf champion, flashed
old time form and rounded the diff
fcult test of championship golf in
SO blows. jim Stevenson fell vic
tim to Bills war on par, and as
they were playing match in a
club entertainment Stevenson took
a drubbing, up and to play.
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BAUMAN'S MARK FALLS

WINCHESTER, Ind, July %
Dutch Baumans world record for a
half-mile dirt track was shattered
here Sunday by Ira Hall Of Terre
Haute, who turned lap in a 2-5
seconds.
indianapolis drivers won three Of
the four feature races at Funk's
speedway. Bill Cummins Of Indi-
annapolis triumphed in the fifteen
mile event and also one Of the three
five-mile races. Bauman Of Indi-
annapolis and Bob Carey. Dayton, O.,
also won f1ve-rniIe events.
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Singles Finals
al Riley Court

Babe Christoher and Jake Rhode
hanlel were to clash this afternoon
at 5 for the mems singles title in
the vest side tennis tourney at Riley
courts. Christopher eliminated Har-
OLD Justus Sunday, As, 6-S, 6-3,
while Rhodehamel was defeating
Paul Crabb. Ga, GA.
Mcdonald and Adelman were to
battle for the junior crown today.
Play in the mems doubles has been
postponed until completion of the
Brookside tournament.
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Boxers Sharpen Gloves for Five
Scraps at Harrison Ring Tuesday
HaCkIey and Anderson Reported Ready After Sunday
Workouts; Cox to Strive for Haymaker.

Fl. Harrison drops back to the
f1ve-bout program Tuesday night,
with a ten-rounder. a Semi-windup
Of eight rounds, two six-rounders
and a -rounder, the first scrap
starting at $50.
The rivalry main go between
Jimmy Hackley, Indianapolis light
weight. and Eddie Anderson, Wyom-
ing. promises real excitement for the
fans. Both boxers worked out Sun
day. Hackley at the Anterior gym
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CALIFORNIANS TRIUMPH

BIZ United Press
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July q.
Keith Gledhill and Ellsworth
Vines, the two California stars, an
neXed major honors in the western
Michigan tennis tournament here.
Gledhill won singles honors by de-
feating Vines, 6-3, 20, ga, ga.
The Californis won the dou-
bles from Emmett Pare and Ellis
Klingeman, both Of Chicago, 6-3.
81, Us.
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Three Bouts on
Mat Program

Promoter McLemore has arranged
a match between Carl Shaney of
Bloomington and Johnny Carlin of
Chicago as the opener on tonights
wrestling card at Broad Ripple.
The headliner will be between Ell
mer Guthrie, Texas, and Dick Routt,
Anderson, to a finish. First bout
starts at $50. The full card will be;
Main Go-Elmer Guthrie VS.. Dick
Routt.
semi FinaI-Cowboy James vs.. Ralph
Hancock.
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grounds on their first trip in any
such figures. Dick Nelson and Ira
Minnick were playing with Bill on
his record round and his ball was
the best of the outfit. The out
going nine was made in "a while
par is IS. Coming home Bill scored
another "a while par is 36.
Other scores in the first flight besides
the Stevenson -Diddel match were: Ben
Cohee defeated Ora Hsrrell, 5 and 4; Z. F.
Minnick defeated Bob RhodehameI, 6
and 4.
II. the second fight. Don Ellis defeated
J. Van zant, and O. Frank Fitzgerald
Stevenson defeated Walter Pennington. /
up, and Dick Stout defeated A. H Seilken,
2 up. In the third flight Mark Pangborn
Driscoii defeated Jack zellerE,' / up. after
nineteen holes. J. A. Saltzer defeated j.
T Lilp 93 and 2, while, H. R: Ellis
finished matches in the fourth ended with
warren curry scoring verdict oyer H. W.
EthQ4 tii mel ana l. and Jack Bivins de-
1eaIlng everett allison, and 3.
Ind. today with Marion Smith, as host.
Marion never misses a tournament and
with the play. It his links, he should find
quite lew OF the boys returning calls.
TINE Peoria and Eastern golf
a team scored its second victory
over the Urbana Gid team of the
same division Sunday at Urbana,
rs. The two teams met a week
ago at South Grove links here and
the local four-man team won the
first eighteen holes, "a. AS the
match was thirty-six hole affair.
the final eighteen were played at
Urbana.
Verne Hoag of Urbana who bowed to
Bernard Hoag. of the local teas here 80
reversed the tables and won by the same
score. Jimmy Bowen of the locals con-
tinued his superiority over Walter Cress
Of UrBana; Winning T,1YE 235 to T. IA Young
versed things on Robert Thornburgh Of
Urbana this week and won 81.
The P. & E. team now wishes game
with the police teams, according to J. A
the Contest booked up BY communica lEn1gy
with the railroaders The chief has bee9
on the shelf the past few weeks suffer
ing from pluerisy that made golf club
swinging too painful.
The South Grove Mems Club team
is still going strong, annexing its
fourth straight team win Sunday
The twenty-five man team of Rea
Park. Terre Haute, was the victim
this time and the score was 37-2Q
The players scored by Nassau sys-
TEN Sunday and finished as follows:
prA pApY SnTTTE HpOvr
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Penner ssttsd for Riddle in ninth.
MILWAUKEE

Runs bstted in-Stroner "a, Young.
Crirres e. Griffin. Barnhart. Warstler
rTwo-bsSe htt-Leb ourveau- Home runs
Stroneg. Barnhart- stolen osSe-Griflin.
Double plays-CrimeS 10 Griffin; Geygan
10 Grain. Left on bases-Miivaukee. 4
Tndfs1apofs. , Bases on bal!s-Of Bur
we'll : Struck out-By Robertson ); oy
B,,rwrll. /. Hit by pitcher-F-y Robertson
Time SIS
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KID CHOCOLATE READY

BH United Press
CHICAGO, July 29.-Light work
outs we're in order today for Kid
Chocolate, sensational Cuban feath-
erWeight and Steve Smith, Bridge
port, Conn. Both boxers concluded
heavy training for their fight here
Tuesday night.
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Runs batted in-Monahan ~, jenkins.
Eldred. BaruhaTt ~, Griffin, McMenemy
19l Grimes o. TWo-base hits-Layne,
Barnhart "a. Geygau. Metz Three-base
hits-Netz Mouahan. Home run-Mc-
Menemy Stolen baseS-Layne, Grimes.
fces-Warstler. Nonahan, Bejma.
Cievgan Double plavs-Monahan TO Warst-
Ter: Geygan to Grifln. Left on bases
Milwaukee. 6. Indianapolis, 7. Bases on
balls-Of Ryan. :. on Teachout; j. Struck
out-Bv RYAN. S Passed -McMeneny.
I-nr.res-savaer ana Johnson. I.me-l:45.
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Far at MerlQlaIl
Hills is II and the
official C o u r S e
record is IS held
by the course pro,
Dick Nelson. Did
dell's record is
the best turned
in by q simon
pure. 1t probably
will stand for a
while, as no
anateur tourn-
ments are sched-
uled for the links
and visitors are
not likely to ronp
over the 5000
" o Y q n ] q "
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BY HENRY L. FARRELL
NFA Sarvice Sror+~ z,;4or

CLEVELAND, July 29.-The New
~ York writers who are assigned
to the task of recording the actiy-
tiles of the Brooklyn baseball club
haven't as sorrowfuI a job as it
might seem. The New York sport
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The P. & E. team now wishes a game
Young, and Chief Claude Worlsy can get
the contest booked up by communica ing
with the railroaders. The chief has been
on the he's, shelf the past few weeks .,S suffer
swinging too painful.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-29

John ]. O'Connor Of Newark, NJ
j., played around with golf ball
and clubs for fifteen years without
scoring a hole-in-one. Then, with
in a period Of two weeks, he made
three Of thAxsb
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BOY BOAT CHAMPS BACK

BU Htfed Preeg
NEW YORK, July 29.-With the
Thames cup in their possession, the
Browne-Nichols schoolboy crew is
back from England. having arrived
Sunday on the liner Carmania Eddie
White. 13-year-old coxsWain, was
the center Of sttaatiasA
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-29
ADAMS COPS DIRT RACE
Vincennes Driver Wins Feature at
Clark Track.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times NDeci1I
VINCENNES, Ind, July %
Speedy Adams. Vincennes, won the
ten-mile feature race at Clark
speedway here Sunday Mark Bill
man, Lou Fenno and Pete Alberts
followed. Howard Kind of Indian
apolis, Mark Billman and Lou Fen
no were winners in the five-nile
events.
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HnLE-IN-ONE HIS FORTE

FvinS. Vornho!t and Harlan; Rothrot
Hacker and Futlz. Van Buskirk.
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has whistle he blows when the game reaches its
tense moment. 1t is of those raspberry" affairs
nearly always rattles the opposition when the
going gets rough.
Despite the fact he really is good pitcher, Day
IS considered more valuable to his club on account
of his yelling. When those blood curdling cries issue
from his wide extended mouth, he sits on the
players bench or stands on the coaching line more
than one opposing pitcher has found it impossible
to retain control
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-29
DIVIDE TWO GAMES

The Lincoln Highways defeated
the indianapolis Keystones in the
opening game Of the twin bill at
Washington park Sunday. 10 ?.
Tinie Baldwin and Bonnie Charles
ION we're the stars The Keystones
won the second game. 4 70 ?. Next
Sunday the Highways go to Louis
Willie. Scores:
rysvstones 600 ooi oI0-2 :
EisbTsvs ....... 900 OOi Ask 10
Aufterhide. Bertels and Klein; Je1ries
and Hawkins
Keystones ......-...-o COZ o3o ooo-t
Eirhwsvg ......... 900 i0i 600 8
DzkIn and Klein. Guy and Hawkins.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-29
Bush Visits

WHILE his second-place
w Pittsburgh Pirates were
in Youngstown. O., playing an
exhibition game Sunday, Man
ager Ownie Bush slipped into
Indianapolis to visit his mother.
He left SUNDAY night and hur-
RED back to Pittsburgh. where
his team was to battle the Bos-
ton Braves again today.
Bush declared he had the
worlds greatest ball club" un-
til a flock of injuries struck
his team recently.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL LEAGTE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN AssoCIATIO
Schedule and Results

INDIANAPOLIS at Kansas City.
Louisville at Milwaukee.
Toledo at St. Paul.
Columbus at Minneapolis.
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Strauss Says plays at Frankfort next
Sunday The team has Aug. II open
Address J. E. Matthews, 963 North Chester
street.
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IF Kansas City wins the American Association pen
nant, and there is every chance in the world that
it will, baseball in general may take up cheer lead
ing in a serious way.
For the clarion notes of Clyde pea Ridge Day,
Arkansas hog caller, whose unearthly yells
sound at odd times during the Blues battles with
their foes have played big part in helping Kansas
City to the six-game lead it enjoys
Besides beng hog caller par excellence. Day
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

St. Louis ........ OBJ o2o 900 ooo-6 IA /
New York ........ 210 01O 200 DOL "A o
Crowder, Collins and Schang and Fer
rell; Johnson, Heimach, Zachary and
Dickey.
Detroit .............. o1o 1o2 oo1-5 10 0
Boston .......;..... ,1o2 600 ooo-,3 9 |
Berry.
Cleveland ........... 300 200 Oo4-9 Is l
Schaute Terrell, Shaffner and L. Sewell;
Burke, Brown and Spencer.
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Semi-P no, Amateur
Baseball Notes

Strauss Says plays at Frankfort next
Address J. E. Matthews, 963 North Chester
street.
Lrvington Nehis won their fourteenth
game Of the season Sunday, defeating
the indianapolis Maccabees at Enenberger
this season. Next Sunday, they open
three-game series with the Irvington
Builders at Irwin field. August and Sep
Se Sehs cali are r. 1883 o65 and pr ask for TOM
between $50 and 7:30. St. Patricks, Y.
M. s.. Keystones, Shanklins, Indianapolis
Cubs and Holy Cross take notice.
Fs9pss ou c6Bssg G{ Com ny 9ns took
pitching Of Johnny Bright, who allowed
but four hits and struck out ten men,
featured the game oo Score ore 81, GO
carson 600 0io 100 % 4 2
Marmon IS and stilesyille battled to a
an hour by heavy rain, was halted by
the 6 O'Clock closing law. Harlan had
a slight i edge in The pitchers battle with
Marmon 8's ........ 900 600 600 0 5 0
Stilesville .......... 900 900 000- 2
Plummer's Au-stars. city semi-pro team
is anxious. to book games for the re-
mainder Of the season Included in the
lineup are: Kelly, Plummer, Eaton and
Games are wanted with Bedford, Kokomo
ConnerSylILe Lawrenceburg and other
Orleans street, phone Dr. 5987-R.
Christamores defeated the Lauter Boys
a game Sunday. Cal Be- He'" ii75. ~0"i0 ike
% Heavy hitting by. r; wis featured the
% to t2t9Fy pon Rs s1s5ad Ny
Sunday, the Grays. play at Danville. For
games, call Ha. 2848 after p. m. ask
for H. Dugan.
professionals, Dick Nelson Of Meridian
Hills and Roy Smith Of Avalon for a
Of the course, filed out the, foursome.
hole when rain fell and the golfers took
shelter. The condition Of the course after
the rain proved it is well drained and
water without marring putting. The four
some played on around with little or no
splendid condition and the. fairways we're
EEemarkf lab for new Inks BY actual
coPPdns s 70 GsaTnseP Is rs 6sa S Sa4ds psS
from the short tees The course has. three
outs. the fo1tteenth hole in particuiar
being a beauty.
z e
TINE drive from the first tee takes
l. you north along the east wall
of the speedway track. The second
hole continues or northeast and
then the third hole goes west to-
ward the track Using an overhead
bridge you reach the inside Of the
oval and there finish out the first
nine holes and play the tenth, elev-
enth and twelfth holes before cross
ing back to the east Of the track
again. Finish of the eighteen is
made on the rolling ground along
the creek and the short holes are
splendidly trapped to require fine
golf skill
The shortest hole is 1872 yards and the
longest 5S4 yards. There is another hole
$50 yards. but the majority of the holes
Smith and Dick Nelson both Joined in
praising the new links stating that some
Of the holes were beautifully laid out and
pleasant TO play. With a clubhouse that
resembles a country club situated among
grove Of trees and with ample cindered
parking space ready it appears the course
is really ready for the opening next Tues
da&
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THREE-I LEAGUE

THREE-I LEAGUE
Evansville, 81; Quincy. "A.
Terre Haute, 81; Springfield, "a.
Danville, 40; Peoria, 80.
Decatur, IA; BLOOMINGTON, as.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Toledo ............. 100 300 OO1-1o Is 0
Minneapolis ........ 0l0 900 1912 2 2
Ferguson and McCurdy; Brillheart,
Buckeye and McMullen.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia ........ 0l0 900 1000 6 !
Chicago ............. 0C6 600 l0X-7 9 0
St. Louis .....,... 900 800 l0i- 10 Z
Henry and Hogan; Alexander, Frank
house; Hallahan and Jonnard
Brooklyn ............. o. 900 oo2-3 2
Ozark, A. Moore and P PIC 2H2 Lug Iuque and
Gooch.
Second Came
Brooklyn ........... 00l 900 040-5 2
Cincinnati ..... 100 200 3lx-7 IA
Vance, A. Moore, McWeeney, Deberry
and, Picinch; Kolp, May. Ash and Suke-
forth.
(Or11v rar,one echnduInd \
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Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh
New York at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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REA PARK
SOUTH GROVE

Late the past week Chuck Garringer.
pro at the aew indianapolis Motor
Speedway course, was host to two local
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First Game)

Columbus ...... 900 100 000-l 2
St. Paul ........... 202 020 01x-7 II o
winters and Divine; Campbell and Har-
org
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Louisville ............ 600 900 Ooo-o 3 3
Kansas City ...... l02 DOB 0Ox-6 IS /
lineup and Tesmer; Davis and Angley.
Second Came
Louisville ;;........... 6090 0I0 ooo-d !
MSS G a6d Tbomps0 o.? OG sbeeba5 and
Peters.
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Two in the Red
cat Milwaukee Sunday
tFirst Game)


Totals ............33 s y = o
indianapolis ............... llO ol0 5uu-o
milwaukee ................. 600 2l3 02x-s
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Wizard Of Electricity
on Starvation's VtsUe

A story is. told about Charles P.
Steinmetz that, true or not, illustrates
his peculiar temperament, writes
Jonathan Norton Leonard In Worlds
Work. A friend who had known him
at Yonkers came to see him soon aft
er he had gone to Lynn. Mass, with
the General Electric. He found him
In a sad state. His clothes showed
frantic signals of distress, his face
looked pinche1 and thin. 1t wasn't
easy to get at the root of the trou-
BILE, but at last the friend induced
Steinmetz to talk.
BY some clerical mistake Stein
metz's name had not been entered
on the pay roll and he had received
no money at all in the four weeks
he had been at Lynn. His own mea-
ger savings had nearly run out and
he was too proud to complain. There
were men at Lynn who were work
ing for nothing, glad of the expert
ence which the job gave them, and
Stenmetz concluded he was In this
classification.
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a position he has held for many
years. Y
John Miller of Columbus who has
charge of the Montana Mutual Sheep
company's interests in this part of
the state, was Red Lodge visitor
Friday and Saturday.
Blazo Damjanovich Of Gebo and
Drage Vuyovich Of Bearcreek were
married by Justice Charles Wilson
Monday.
Miss Pearl Kaatari returned Sun
day from Canyon Hotel, Yellowstone
Park, where she has been employed
to. resume studies at Carbon County
High School.
Miss Monica Plunkett left Monday
for Billings where she entrained that
night for Hollywood, California. She
was accompanied to Billings by her
mother and Miss Dorothy Davis.
Louis M. Nelson and Genevieve E.
Smith of Cody were united in mar
riage by Rev. G. G. Hannah Saturday
in the presence Of Dolores Miller and
Lee Gorrell.
80.
We have the agency for the Del
co Water System. water by Wire"
or gas. Red Lodge Plumbing and
Heating Co., see Henry Albert. Phone
rs. 24-4t.
Mrs. Henry Bartoy and children
left Thursday to join her husband at
Williamsburg, Washington where he
is employed in mines and where they
expect to make their future home.
The Oldest son, Louis Bartoy,. is en-
ployed at Longview, Washington. An
gelo Bartoy, clerk at the local Saw
yer Store, will remain in Red Lodge.
Lost, tent from my car; Sunday
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BY CAROLINE 3. KING
Culinary Expert and Lecturer Domestic Science

crate oven. Ten minutes before
dinner, cover the top of the corn
with strips of bacon and return to
the oven to crisp and brown deli.
cately. Serve bordered with pars
ley.
Baked Tomatoes With Bacon
Rolls, Switzerland Style: Prepare
these by scalding and blanching
whole nicely shaped tomatoes, then
remove the skins and scoop out as
much OF the centers as possible
Chop the portion removed and add
to 1t twice the quantity OF soft
bread crumbs, the same amount of
Switzerland cheese cut in tiny
pieces, little grated onion, salt.
pepper and paprika to taste, and
a little chopped parsley. Fill the
tomatoes as full as possible with
this mixture, sprinkle bread crumbs
over tops and arrange close to.
gether in a baking pan, drop bits
of butter about the tomatoes and
season with salt and pepper. Bake
35 to 40 minutes in a moderately
hot oven. Meantime, in second
baking pan, arrange the bacon rolls.
Make these by rolling wafer thin
slices Of bacon around strips OF
Switzerland cheese, lightly spread
with mustard. Fasten with tooth.
picks and bake till crisp. In sery-
ing, place tomato on a piece OF
freshly made crustless toast on
each plate, withtNa. bacon roll OF
two beside it and flank the plates
with heart leaves Of crisp lettuce
filled with Russian or mayonnaise
| dressing.
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and daughter Edith May of Bridger
were Red Lodge visitors Saturday
afternoon. Mr. Snyder is a promin-
ent rancher of the Clarks Fork val
ley.
John Scoupy, Clarks Fork valley
rancher, was in the countyseat from
his home near Bridger Saturday.
Mrs. Earl Tunnicliffe of Roberts
was shopping in the city Monday.
Charles D. Hayes of Red Lodge and
Miss Elizabeth Lukus of Bearcreek
appeared before Judge E. B. Provinse
Saturday evening and were quietly
married.
The Main Cafe will be open all
night Sunday to accommodate the duck
hunters. ts
FOR SALE - MISUNDERSTANDING
Grain Separator in good condition.
Lloyd Cowger, Red Lodge. 24-2tp.
u .AA
Sheriff John Albert and County
Attorney E. p. Conwell spent Mon
day on official business at Joliet, ST.
lesia and Edgar. ~
$50
Jim Turner, proprietor of the Red
Lodge Billiard Parlor, announces
that he will soon have new bowling
pins and balls for the bowling alley
which is being put in first class
shape for the winter games.
The best ready-to-wear glasses sold
by X. N. Koski, 1913 South Broadway.
25-tf.