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Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
DETROIT PAYS
LAST HON0RS TO
COLONEL M'RAE

DETROIT. Oct Is. U.P)-Thc
body of Milton A. McRac, one Of
the nation : best known newspaper
men, who died a week ago in Ia
JoIla. Calf, lay i'm state here today.
The train which bore the body of
Me Rae and members of his family
and close friends, back 10 blt.ait,
his birthplace, arrived last might.
At the station troop of 1,aglc
Scouts formed a guard of honot
about the flower-covercd caske:.
Nc Rae once was president Of til,
national Scout organization and
Scouts have honored him 10y attend
ing the funeral train at each sop
across the continent.
AS the Scouts drew up about the
casket the flowers were removed
and an American flag was draprd.
This afternoon from noon until
. O'Clock, the body viii liz in 5hc
First Presbyterian church with an
other Scout guard of honor. Later
at Elmwood cemetery, where Me
Rae'S body will be laid beside that
of his wife. the Scouts viii sound
taps.
Accompanying the body from
California were two daughters, Ms.
Richmond ! emple Of London, Eng
land, and Mrs. Howard NJ. H2nder-
son Of New York. Lindsay :. Nc
Rae of New Orleans, son, also
was here.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
Items Of News
About Town

DR. and MIS-. Serlev Mudd of Los
Angeles are guests at the Barbara
Worth hotel.
Mrs. T.. L. Caldwell and Duane
Stafford. her son-in-law, have just
returned from San Bernardino
where thcy were called by the ser
ious illness of relatives injured in
Il recent automobile accident.
DR.. and Mrs. W. W. Apple who
have spent the summer in Europe,
are expected to arrive in FL Centre
this afternoon and their many
friends in the valley are looking
forward to their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont j. Reid and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. d. b. Roberts
and family. plan TO spend the week
end at their cabins at Laguna.
Miss Grace Cramer of Trifolum
will spend the week end in FL Cen.
ire as the house guest Of Miss Mar
garet Giles.
Standler Rank, popular former
student of Central Union who is
now living in Banning. is spending
the week end in FL Centre as the
guest of Leonard Cary.
\. H. Beck. director of the mem
hership department Of the southern
district Of the California state
chamber of commerce. agricultural
and industrial section. is in the val
lev now on business for the depart
ment. His headquarters are in Los
Angeles
s. II. Rankin, assistant chief
field deputv of internal revenue,
and +. w. Little. deputy collector,
are in the valley on official bus
mess.
Z. NJ. Armstrong, coach at the
high school. Donald Ketchen, assist
ant coach, and L. NJ. Moore of the
Imperial Valley Hardware company,
attended the night football game
in Brawley last night. They ex-
pressed the opinion that night
games were more interesting than
those played in the day time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Turley plan
to 60 to Monrovia Sunday to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Terry Cochran,
who is = patient in Pottcnger : san
itorium there.
Mrs. F. NJ. Hudson was here from
Imperial today TO do some shop
ping. She plans TO leave for the
north sunday to attend the Eastern
Star convention.
Mrs. R. f. Priest was here today
from her home in Imperial on .
shopping trip.
Miss Maurine Mastick, teacher in
the CaleXico grammar schools, is
here to spend the weekend with
her mother. Mrs. Myrtle Sullinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. skipper of thi,
city have recently received letter
from their son. Ebert skipper, whC
is having 4 delightful motor triI
through Arkansas and Missouri
skipper. who is manager of the
Shell Oil stations in FL Centro, plan
to be gone about 4 month and wil
visit his former home near st. Louis
Mo
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
Young Financier
Attack Victim

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IS. Up
Eugene Del Monte, young financicr,
was in critical condition in i local
hospital here today. He was found
in dclirious condition yesterday
at the foot of n wharf after search
cf eight days.
Shoestrings bound around one
wrist and ugly bruises on his face
3nd body Indicated that he had
been the victim of foul play. Al
though he had not regained consci-
BUSINESS at an early hour today, po-
Zee were hopeful that he would
mention some name in his uncons-
cious moaning that would give them
a clue to his attacker.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
Scout Troops
Show Activity

II. +. Lounsbury, assistant scout
executive. has gone to San Diego TO
look up boats through the naval re.
serve division in that city, ana if
successful, the Sea Scouts of Cali
patria, Westmorland and Yuma will
have boats in the near future.
Among other interesting Scout
news is that Troop 25 of the Me,
Cabe school, j. f, Brock. scoutmast-
er. has selected new neckerchief
colorS and soon will be resplrndant
i'll their outfits.
Troop 2l. left yesterday nu an
overnight trip to the Salton Sea,
Joe f. King accompanying them
and will return tonight with stories
Of wonderful week end.
Rev. 4. Quinn will act as Scout.
master for Troop SO. which is an
old troop that is being revived in
Imperial and which is showing niue h
enthusiasm over Scout activities.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
CartOOnist Film
Good For Laughs

Rube Goldberg, famous cartoonist
who makes hundreds of thousands
laugh each day with his comic draw
ings, is responsible for "From Soup
10 Nuts the ail-laughing produc'
tion which will be the Sunday attrac-
ton at Fox Imperial Theatre.
Goldberg wrote the dialogue for
the production. and it is impossible
for him to write straight. - There
must be n laugh in every line or it
is not Goldberg.
Firemen, racketccrs, chorus girls,
costumers, all are mingled higgledv-
pigglcdv and yet with proper Sc
quence in the picture and they all
produce laughs.
Ted Healy, Frances Mccoy. Stan
ley Smith, Lucille Brown, Hallam
Cooley and William II. Tooker have
! leading parts in the play and help
put Goldbcrg's s stuff across.
Tonight Ewes OF the World,' the
Harold Bell Wrighg production. will
be shown for tn" last time. This
dramatic perturbation of the well
known novelist 8 story is easily one
of the hest offerings of its kind ever
seen here.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
Citrus Growers
Discuss Market

Members of the board of directors
Of the Desert Citrus Exchange re-
Gently met with three representa-
tivcs of the Yuma association and
several of the Phoenix group at a
conference at the last named city for
the purpose of discussing market
matters.
Plans were made for packing and
marketing this seasons crops and
those present discussed many mat
t1rs concerning the growing of citrus
fruits.
Those who attended from the locaI
exchange were Norman Lombard
manager; Wilbur Dorman, Los Ange
les; Harry Stewart, Brawlcv; W. r,
Walters, Brawley; Chris Wcstgard
Erawlev; J. VI. Grafton. FL Ccntro
and A. V. Jester, Imperial and Cal
CNicO.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
WoffOrd Opens
New Store Here

John Wofford, who operated the
Open Front grocery and meat mar
ket in Holtville for Il wears, is the
new proprietor of the Alvarado gro
cery. meat and vegetable market At
the western city limits here.
The new owner took possession of
the place Friday night and will
carry the same brands and lines Of
merchandise as those handled by the
former owner. NJ ~ Knight. As
soon us possible additions and en-
fragments will be made in the build
ing. The store is open Sundays and
every night until 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
Burglar Visits
Imperial Home

Continuing the string of burgla-
res that have puzzled police and
deputy sheriffs during the past sevc-
raj weeks. Il burglar broke into the
residence of lila Foster and II. IL.
Swisher in Imperial last night, 10
escape with icwc'rv and clothing.
The burglars loot consisted OF
one open face Elg,n gold watch with
cold link chain, i white gold watch
chain with knife attached, one queen
brilliant bar pin and one crescent
shaped bar pin, red note book, =
Purdue Club of Los Angeles diree.
tory, and gray tweed oVcrcoat'
The note book and directory were
in the pocket OF the coat.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
Jimmy Walker
SpOils Concert

NEW YORK. Oct. is. WH --Ap-
rroximatcly 200 music patrons
were refunded their money last
night when Mayor Walker refused
to grant Il permit for scheduled
recital by 9-ycar-old Ruggiero Ric-
ci, violin Virtuoso from San Fran
cisco.
The parents of the boy, who have
been engaged i'll long struggle to
obtain custody of Ruggiero and his
equally gifted brother, Giorgio,
from Miss Elizabeth Lackey, their
guardian and sponsor, wrote 4 pro.
test to the mayor on the scheduled
performance. 1t is misdemeanor
for a child under Il 70 give recital
without permission from the mayor
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
Juvenile Flyers
Set New Marks

ROOSEVELT FIELD, \. Y, Oct.
Is. UP Laura ingalls,, attempting
q trauscoutincntal airplanc speed
record for women, arrived here at
l2:ll p. m. TO-DAY It was believed
she had broken ;hc record recently
established by Mrs. Keith Miller
Miss Ingalls, actual FLYING time
was computed at ~ hours and IS
minutes. She had flown the last $50
miles from Columbus in four hours
and 20 minutes, f1ying part of the
time through a snow storm over the
Allegheny Mountains.
NEWARK, \. =. Oct. Is. UP
Robert Buck established new
1unior transcontincntal record today
when he arrived ~ Newark airport
at las p. m.
The New Jersey box had an
elapsed time from Los Angeles ot
- hours and l. minutes. as com
pared with the former record of -
hours and 40 minutes established by
Edward Snyder. Buck flew here
from Columbus, Ohio, in three hours
and 43 minutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
Jail Prisoners
Will Keep Warm

King Winter has made his official
appearance at the county Jail.
Always solicitous of the comfor.
of prisoners, the shcriff'S office has
imported approximately 200 thick
wool blankets for the winter sea.
son.
When the cold winds of winter
rage around the county bastille.
there can be little doubt many pri-
sontrs will nestle down in their beds
with thankful prayer that stone
walls do a prison make. in contra,
diction of the old poet, and that
inside that same prison are 200 new
blankets, and number OF old ones.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
Reckless Driver
Fined In Court

On a charge OF reckless driving,
Harvey McLain Of san Diego ap'
peared before Judge I. Mayfield yes
terdav afternoon to receive fine
Of $50 for reckless driving.
Kendall 3 Perkins appeared for
McLain. The charge against the
prisoner had be.n reduced from
drunk driving to reckless driving.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
Coast Markets
Fairly Active

Los ANGELES, Oct. Is. U.H-
Trading on the Los Angeles STOCK
and curb market was fairly active
today with most issues showing
fractional declines.
Oils We're active in early trading
with Union leading with 5000 shares
sold. 1t rallied from a Low of %
to 29i,. Richfield common dropped
Il 10 ~ while $500 shares were
traded.
Trans-America reached n high OF
l712 and dropped to l7ls while
2000 shares were sold. Sales %
2300 shares of Southern California
Edison were recorded. 1t was frac-
tionallv off at 4sS.
There is some shortage OF cotton
the growers are not worried by
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
Heald Returns
From Funeral

District Attorney Elmer W. Heald
returned last night from Palo Alto,
where he attended the funeral o. his
mother, Mrs. Anne Heald.
Services for Mrs. Heall, said her
son. were very beautiful. They We're
held Wednesday under the auspices
of the Friends Society. Mrs. Heald
was a Quaker.
Burial was in the Odd Fellows Ev-
c,grecn cemetery in Santa Cruz,
where Heald 5 father was buried.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
STOCK QUOTATIONS

Son Born To Andersons-A baby
boy was born yesterday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hurles Anderson, S25 CONNER
cial avenue, at Mrs. LeBlanc's mat
ternity cottage. The baby weighs
nine pounds and is getting along
nicely,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18
THE WEATHER
For Los Angeles and Vicinity

For Los Angeles and Vicinity.
Fair tonight and Sunday with mod
crate temperature; foggv near coast
in the morning; gentle variable
winds.
For Southern California-Fair to-
night and sunday, no change in
temperature; fog west portion to-
night: gentle variable winds.
Sixty carloads of hay were in
spected in one day, September %,
At Fl Centre, Imperial County, a
new state record.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-18

San Clemente, Orange County,
claims that fertilizer manufacturers
spoil ocean fishing by cutting the
kclp.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16

FOR RENT-Four room furnished
beuse. modern. William Larkin. ATT
Joe Ferrazza is i'll at his home on
South Adams avenue.
For sale or lease. 100 acres Of land
j. A. Virtue. 45-tf
Mrs. Chef LAM returned Sunday
from Butte where she had spent two
weeks with friends.
Attorney John G. Skinner spent
last week end in Helena and Billings
on legal business.
Mrs. Annie E. Deuel. of Castagne
was business visitor in Red Lodge
last week.
Mrs. Laura Croonquist has been
seriously Ill at her apartments on
Broadway.
Mrs. E. F. Hall entertained the
Ladies Aid of the Methodist church
at her home yesterday afternoon.
The best-ready-to-wear glasses
sold by K. N. Koski, 1913 South Broad
way. 39-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Natal and r. E.
Grief motored to Billings on business
Monday.
Mrs. s. C. Merriman will be hostess
to the Mt. Maurice Bridge club Sat-
urday night.
Matt Hemmila arrived early in the
week from Butte where he has been
employed in the mines.
FOR RENT-One four-room apart
ment, heated. Two two-room apart
nents, heated. Charlotte Dilworth.
45-tf
Clyde s. Baker and Mary Alice
Leiby, both Of Billings, were apple
ants fora marriage license in district
court last Friday.
Mrs. Kate Carlevato was dismissed
Monday from Adams hospital where
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16
INDIAN MOTHER AND m
MEXICAN FATHER IN
BATTLE OVER CHILE.

/ A legal battle between mother of
Indian blood and father who is a
Mexican over a small daughter, has
developed in the Hill, county district
court, Havre, with thelIndian grand
mother Of the child being 1.-The buffer
between the two, stsrnly guarding
the secret Of the whereabouts of the
mother and child. HE did not want
her when she was small and a trouble
Il. to take care Of. now he wants her
when she is older" is the plea of the
grandmother, who has been pathetic
figure around the court house on sew
Feral occasions. She persistently dem
les knowing the whereabouts of the
Indian mother and her child.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16


The Ace Bridge Club met last Fri
day night at the home of Mary, Edi
and Louise Massa, hostesses. Three
tables were in play with high score
being awarded Miss Margaret Sal
ono and consolation to Mrs. Natilene
Burzio. The guests were sservedswith
light refreshments at aslate hour. it A
r4 slh** ~ 'Nu,la "a. 4
John Parker, who is receiving train
ing at the San Diego, California, nav
al training station, writes to relatives
in Red Lodge that he is keenly in
sterested in the many phases of milit-
airy discipline and training. Young
Parker enlisted for three year
course while at Butte December 18.
tA'f - ~Auff' 10 Ilt@
Mr., and Mrs. Sanfred Herlevi were
honor guests at an enjoyable celebra-
ton at Workers Hall last Saturday
night, the event being in the form Of
a surprise party rendered by friends
upon Mr.. and Mrs. Herlevi's twenty
fifth wedding anniversary. The
happy couple were presented with
many beautiful gifts. 2 sTa 7en
Miss Katie Piela, stenographer and
bookkeeper at theAJ. c. Penney com.
pany, leaves Friday for southern Cal
ifornia to spend a month visiting witt
La large circle Of friends and relatives
in and near Los Angeles, She vii
return via San francisco. Miss Piels
lis taking advantage of the excursion
rates offered annually by the Unior
Pacific. Special trains leave Butte
Saturday evening.
Advertisement of mans lost, val
liable diamond ring in the local col
umns Of the News last Thursda,
brought the owner, Mr.. Myrebo, IT!
rapid recovery last week. The finde,
of the ring received a cash reward O
S125i Saturday. The week previous
Mrs. Albert Bekkarinen ADVERTISED
the loss of a valued fountain pen
The day following publication the pc,
was delivered to the News office an,
the finder received small reward.
Miss Katie Piela was hostess at
ravlola dinner at her home las
Wednesday night complimentins
Miss Katie Psenda who spent wee
in the city from Wallace, Idaho. Tire
tables of bridge followed the repas,
with high honors going to Mrs. R. G
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16

Local people received word this
week of the recent marriage of Arvo
Aho and Taimi Thompson. in Gle
Elum, Washington. The nuptials oc-
cured on January 3. The young peo-
pie are we'll remembered here as Mr.,
Aho was prominent in orchestra work
and the bride graduated from Carbon
County High School with the class of
1927. For several years she was en-
ployed as clerk at Bloom and COM
Epany. Mr.. and Mrs. Ahc will make
their home III Gle Elum. -
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16
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STATE GIVEN BIG
PRICE FOR TIMBER

Fifteen million feet Of state timber
on the Saltwater forest in north
western Montana have been sold to
the Somers Lumber company at a
record price for the species, larch and
fir. The state is getting SO thous
and feet for the timber, though the
general prcie for larch and fir is rot
over s1.50 a thousand. State regu-
lations forbid the sale Of any state
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16
IN APPRECIATION

Z We take this means of expressing
our sincere appreciation and thanks
to the many kind friends who partici-
pated in rendering the delightful sur,
prise party, in our honor on the oc-
casion of our twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary, at Workers Hall Sat
urday, January II, 1880. To the mus
icians who contributed musical num-
bers and to the donors Of the valuable
gifts we especially extend our thanks
The happy occasion is marked in oul
hearts and will long be remembered
.E' Mr. and Mrs. Sanfred Herlevi
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST,
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS.
Salt Lake City, Utah
MORMON ELDERS to-

MORMON ELDERS TO
] HOLD MEETINGS
Elder c. Milton Farr and Elder
Lorin Pincock will hold their reg
ular meeting at Red Lodge, Sunday
January 10, at 7:30 p, m. m
Elders Farr and -Pincock have
charge of the work in Eastern Mon
tana. They invite the public to at
tend and ask any questions that may
have arisen in the minds of the PEG.
pie. Attention, at the close of the
meetings, will be given to these ques.
tions. Those interested in the work OF
the church, areitinxitedg ito write to
Box 210, Billings Montana. 4s.s 4
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16
EFAEI.s FROM CHAIR
ONTO HOT SURFACE y
(oF KITCHEN STOVE

Suffering from severe burns about
the face and hands, the 18-months-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
|Tribble of Millegans canyon, was tax
en- to the Three Forks hospital for
treatment. The child had tipped
from high chair beside the stove on
to the hot surface. An examination
showed the burns to be extremely
painful. but not severe enough tr
cause permanent Disagreement.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16
AUDITOR PERMITS
MORTUARY SYSTEM
10 ENTER MONTANA

Montana is soon to have chain
pmortuary system as q result Of per-
missionp. being given the Merrill Nor
turaries of Salt Lake to sell stock in
Montaanaarl The concern has had an
application pending before the state
auditor for several months. He APP
proved il last week The concern will
be allowed, to sell capital. stock in
Montana, ppnder provisions Of the per
mfN .rala h. N...a. M
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16
WESTERN MONTANA i.
SHIPS II CARS OF
REEE I.OS ANGELES

More than 80 cars Of livestock left
western Montaan valleys Friday and
Saturday for market Seventeen cars
of beef cattle !. went {, from Drum
mond, Philipsburg, Flint Creek and
Blackfoot districts to the Los An
geles markets. 1t is said 70 be the
largest shipment of fat beef stock
to go from the district in one ship
ment to the Los Angeles market ina
long time sa,f: 4s.,t9s sgA fsqe =
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16
READ THE NEWS
SfdhMw,
HELENA PIONEER SHOPS
TO MOVE TO PROVIDE
BEATTIE PARK SPACE

j, To provide space for the Beattie
Memorial park in Helena, block Of
pioneer shops and, stores, most Of
which have been vacated for some
time, will be leYelled. One. Of the
last to leave, the old location was
George Montgomery Sir, "a, whose
barber shop, which he occupied for
more than quarter of a century, will
be. among the buildings to be torn
down. y y
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16
WOMAN GIVES BLOOD y
TO KEEP MAN ALIVE,
WILL NOT TELL NAME

A Butte woman, who refused TO
leave her name, was the 22nd person
o donate blood to j. E. Thompson,
Billings salesman, who was injured II
an auto accident on the Butte-Mead-
vile highway sometime ago. After
submitting to the blood TRANSMISSION
she left he hospital informing attend
ants she would return If needed
Thompson suffered the loss of his
right leg as thes result Of the accid-
emf and has4submitted to two opera
tons. At ~ - M .n IA.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16
ST. PAUL FIRM WILL
BUILD FOREST BRIDGE

Sevens Bros, Of st. Paul, will be
recommended for award of the con-
tract for building the Gardiner
bridge. forest service highway pro-
Ject, at he Gardiner entrance to
Yellowstone National Park, the chief
engineer Of the bureau of public roads
rat Missoula announced
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16
| LEAvITT BILL us.
TO MARK SITE
| INDIAN BATTLE.

A bin by Representative Leavitt
authorizing marking the site of a
battle between Nez Perces Indians
under Chief Joseph and The command
of Nelson A. Miles in Blaine county.
Montana, at a cost of $1,000 was re-
ported BY the house library commit
tee last Friday e.'''' W ,@'' v l"s'
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16
BIG SHIPMENT HOGS. ",
ASSEMBLED AT LAUREL
FOR PACIFIC COAST I.

Eight carloads of hogs in one
movementale the Laurel stockyards
of the NorthernnP Pacific last week for
Portland market after. being ASSEMBLE
ed from iyariousi,points. In. the ship
-ment were 1920 hogssi The animals
arrived in Laurel from widely sep
arated points, consigned to Swift g.
Co., packers. sir9aiiA 4e4 d9pin ~
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16
MONTANAN GAINS q.
FAME ASaSCULPTOR-

John Magnus Johnson, formerly %
Whitewater community, is attaining
fame as. a. sculptor in New York City
Word has been received BY his friends
that he will participate in the com
petition for the proposed statue Of
Charles Russell which will be placed
in the4Hall Of Fame in Washington
I'D. G.. sa1 - % $780, a+
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16

ed the building and badly. damaged
or destroyed nine automobiles, all but
one being of an expensive make. The
fire was caused by the explosion of
a barrel of gasoline. M,
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16
AUTOS DAMAGED IN
BIG GARAGE BLAZE

4 Damage Ahat amay exceed $4,000
were caused aThursday afternoon In,
Great Falls by Attire that broke out
in the Standard Paint Shop snd quit
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16

Massachusetts has started q drive
to rid the state Of mosquitoes. Janu-
airy ought to be the easiest month
in which to do ii.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16
PREX RECEIVED
f. al HAzELBAKER--

Frank AZ Hazelbaker, lieutenant
goverhor''bf Montana, was presented
to, President Hoover Friday. He was
accompanied to the executive offices
by Representative Scott Leavitt, who
introduced him. Afterwards Hazel
baker said he and the president had
'chatted about matters entirely unof-
fetal
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-01-16

ty in the Yellowstone National Park
was introduced last Thursday in the
Senate, Washington, D. c., by Sena-
tor Walsh, Democrat of Montana.