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The Washington times., 1930-08-21
GERARD NAMES
u. 5. RULERS
HOOVER OUT

NEW YORK. Aug. ~. Real
rulers Of the United States, a
group Of SO men, were named by
former Ambassador James w,
$ Gerard last night.
His selection was composed al
most entirely Of capitalists and
financiers and included leaders IN
the banking world, the steel In.
dustry, mining, the railroad bust.
ness, public utilities, the arnuse,
nlent field and Journalism
Hoover Omitted
Gerard's list included the names
of John ID. Rockefeller, jr., An.
drew w. Mellon and j. p. Nor
gan, but omitted President
Hoover and an others holding
national or State offices.
The former Ambassador ex-
planned that the actual power be.
hind the throne" is welded BY
men whose wealth and important
industrial positions in the nation
give them a permanent influence
In American life, whereas states
men, diplomats and politicians
owe their influence to the offices
which they hold and are usually
shorn Of most Of their power
|, when they retire.
Five Publishers
Politicians and office holders
are not included, but five news
paper publishers are on the list.
They are William Randolph
Hearst, publisher of the Hearst
newspapers; Adolph s. OchS. pub
Usher Of the New York Times;
Robert r. McC Cormick, editor, Chi
cago Tribune; Joseph Medill Pat
terson, publisher Chicago Tribune:
Cyrus II. K. Curtis. president II.
TX. Curtis Publishing Company,
and Roy w. Howard, publisher Of
the ScrippS-HoWa newspapers
and president of the United Press.
Gerard explained:
These men rule by virtue Of
their ability. They themselves
are too busy to hold political
office but they determine who
shall hold such office" !"
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
GUSTS
TAX CABINET

MUNICH, Bavaria, Aug. n
dN.so.--An attempt to emulate
the Berlin government In en-,
forcing 4 strongly opposed tax
measure today had brought about
the resignation Of the Bavarian
Premier, DR.. Heinrich Held and
the entire cabinet.
Faced with an annual $5,0OO,-
900 deficit, Premier Held strOve
vainly for weeks to force q tax
on cattle slaughtering through the
Diet, but Socialists were able to
muster overwhelming support In
repeated defeat Of his efforts.
Finally, he invoked q consti.
tutionaI clause similar to the
famed article 46 Of the Reich,s
constitution. thereby pronnulgating
the measure.
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
NEW
BEAUTY CREAM
REMOVES WRINKLES

An amazing new cleansing cream
has been discovered called Marinello
Lettuce Brand Cleansing Cream. It
Is already the favorite among lead
Ing beauties Of the stage and society
as well as cosmeticians everywhere.
Doesn't look nor work like any
cream you ever used. Melts the
CRIME instantly right out of your
pores, lightens the skin slightly,
cannot enlarge the pores. cannot
grow hair on your face, overcomes
dryness, removes and prevents lines.
taking and wrinkles and wipes
away beautifully, lleaving the skin
as soft and clear in color as a
rose petal.
Get jar Of MarinelIo Lettuce
Brand Cleansing Cream from the
stores named below. Cleanse your
face with it twice day for 10 days
using no soap or water. II you are
not over-joyed at the way It removes
wrinkles and gives new softness and
beauty to your skin. send US the lid
of your Marinello jar and we win re-
fund your money. The Marinelic
Company, 72 Fifth Avenue. New
York City. Sold at these Beauty
Shops:
Cathedral Manalcns Beauty shop
5000 COnnecficge AUtRWe
Cookery Beauty shop
SO 1stb Street. n. y.
Vanity Beauty shop
1918 COsrecsicat AUeRUe NV.
Eleanor Snyder Beauty Shop
lO9O National Press BBifdfaC
Helen Powers Beauty shop
72S I9th Sfress N. y.
Florastella Beauty shop
Mrs. Malonets afartnello shop
fs5agCsismbfa Ro91s
Ames Beauty Shop
2gOs 4tA Street N. =.
MarineIlo Daylight Beauty Shop
7O5 12eR BSeeef N. w.
Anne Campbell Beauty shop
127 12th Street N. n.
Colony Beauty Shop
1917 Georgia 1Ueaue ". W.
Marinello Approved Shop
1919 z StreefsNs ". =
The CosmeticuR Beauty Shop
$751; Mount Pleasant Street
Sax See Beaut shoppe III
Marguerite Reauty shop 80.
Lady Jane Beauty shop
fSO1 r Sereee N. ".
/: Marti-rita Beauty Shop
SIS Fork Road. Baltimore
/ Dorothea Mae Beauty Shcppe
f S646 S4tb ST.. Mount RGfnter
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
Farmers Abandoning
Crops for Cutting
Road Ties

FREDER ICKSBURG, Va,
Aug. 2l.-Drought conditions In
this section have virtually COM
PEELED farmers to abandon agri-
cultural activities for lumber
business.
Local railroad tie dealers
state that the market Is being
flooded with thousands Of ties
every day.
The number so far purchased
here In the last six weeks sur
pass the summer demand Of
past years. Several dealers have
already ceased to buy ties, and
it is probable that the market
will become so flooded that
others win do so In q few days.
The Washington times., 1930-08-21

ADvEhTIsgMENT
The Washington times., 1930-08-21

the Neutrality-suspicious. Boule'
ward.
The new stretch reaches from
the Washington Baltimore Boule-
ward TO the, Edmcnston Road.
The .'Iast licks" Of several
months work on the road were
completed today.
The Washington times., 1930-08-21

the French delegation 10 the
League Of Nations assembly, meet
ing ct Geneva next month.
The delegation win be headed
by Foreign Minister Aristide
BRAND, Labor Minister LaveI and
Pierre Etienne Flandtn, minister
cf commerce,
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
eEST TO TRY AGAIN

NEW YORK, Aug. n uN9).
Morris Gest, once known Is 0lne
Of the worlds foremost tneatrt
cal producers, today announced
he lplanned q comeback. fo1ioWine
bis discharge from bankruptcy.
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
Race Horse PLIInges
Into CrODd, Hurts 4

SALAMANCA, N. r, Aug. 81
'(I.N.S.l Four persons were In
serious condition Ia q hospital
here today suffering from in
juries received when q race horse
became frightened and jumped
the track into . crowd Of specta,
tors.
\ The injured included Thorn III.
Pierce. Harbor Greek, Pa, and
william Jeffords, Allentown, Pa.
ugnTteRwgNP
The Washington times., 1930-08-21

Many travel pleasures await You
through the purchase of a car of your
own from the offerings In today 3
Classified Ads.
The Washington times., 1930-08-21
BerWyn Back Road
Is Completed Today

Al new back road in the vicin-
ity Of Berwyn, Md, was com
pieted yesterday and win greatly
relieve traffic congestion along
The Washington times., 1930-08-21

French Pick BRAND
For Work on League
PARIS. Aug. II uN.so.-- THE
French caif1bet. presided over BY
President CASTOR Dounerglie, to-
day approved the personnel Of
La gaceta., 1930-02-19
A LOS SOCIOS DEL CENTRIC
ASTURIANO y BENEFIT
CENCIA ASTURIANA

Debido a que ell Dir. Frank
Costa Sc encuentra enfermo, e.
0r. A. BuStillo interinamente
lara conSultas en- la siguiente
sorma:
Para Ybor, en- el Sanatorio
lei Centre, todas las mananas
de 8 y media a 10 y media.
Por las noches: Lunes, Mier-
:oles Y. Niernes de 8 a 8.
Para West Tampa. en- la Be-
Ca Ell Bien Publico", Martes
I JueVes de l a 2 p. M; Y Lunes
Microbes y Viernes de $50 a
so p. m.
Las llamadas pueden hacerse
en- la BOtica del Circulo Cubano,
..elefono Y 1853.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19

de los "secretos' del pugilismo
professional.
Tambi6n hizo guantes con Ed
die Cancela, hermano de Tony
Y con ell 5uave Jack Kirten,
\ CORR peleC recientemente cor
Ell holandes Ted Sandwina y rs
te lie gan6 por pequeno margen.
Sandwina hace pocos dias "a
costo' a Knute Hansen, ell me
lanc6lico danes.
Tommy Jones vencera ell vier
mes a Jimmy Munche, sin gran
des dificultades.
Figura Tommy en- la semii.-
nal del programa Stribling-Co-
ri.
Complete fue la derrota SUI
frida aver en- Baton Ruge, Loui-
siana por ell team de boxeo de Ia
Universidad de Florida.
Los pugilistas de la Unive--
sidad del estado de Louisiana
obtuvieron tres victorias por
"nocao'' y tres por decision.
La dnica victoria del team de
La gaceta., 1930-02-19

Los presidenteS de districts
: que hacen la campana a favor
del Cofre de la Comunidad Sc
reuniran hoy a las cuatro de Ia
tarde, EN- Ell Quartet general del
City Hall, con ell ST.. George Il.
Howell, presideute de la cam
pana.
Tambien aSistiran a esta reu-
Mon los miembros del Comite
de los Glen, que al efecto han
sido convocados por c, W.
Lyons.
Tn mitin Sc efectuara esta
noche en- ell parque de Robes.
donde tocara la orque>ta de
GrasoS y hara uso de la pala-
bra Ell juez Petteway.
Ell tenor de los directories de
la campana es de que no res
pondan los pequenoS contribu-
yenteS, el pueblo.
Los grandes contribuyentes,
inctuyendo fabricantes y CO.
merciantes, estan respondiendo
con relativa eSplendidez.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19

Ia Florida Ia alcanz6 su captain
O'Connell. Los floridanos "acos
tados' fueron Ramsey, Carter
" Marsales.
Perdieron por decision Mi
nardi } A1hkenazi
"Pincho" Gutierrez ha escri-
to a los nuevos em~presarios
Braun y DR.. Myers diciendoles
que Kid Chocolate vendra a
Tampa y peleara aqui ell dia 3
de MARIO, con ell negro Benny
Hall.
En- la misma carta recomien-
da ''Plncho' que Sc busque a
Chino Alvarez como oponence
de Quintana para la semifina..
Confianza debe tener Cutie
rrez en- Quintana cuando no te
me ~arriesgarlo con ell Chino.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19
LA GACETA

ciadad, presidente de la Flori-
d. Citrus Grower Clearing
House, rehuSando modificar las
lNrlrS que al Nrosente Sc apli-
CO. n Is 2.arortena de las no
Is ! frUto eitrico7- Mf
..,>> no quiSo hacer comenta-
rios Sobre ell contenido de la
carta, asegurando que Mr.. Grit
fin aun no la ha recibido.
lnterrogado anoche en- eSta
ciudad, Mr.. Griffin dijo; 81 la
carta del Secretario Sc opone
incondicionalmente a la modi-
ficaci6n de las reglas de la
cuarentena, yo tendre que la
mentar no Sc haya complacido
a los cosecheroS de la Florida.
En- la miSma forma Sc EXPIRE
so ell director general de la Flo
rida Citrus Exchange Sr. Com
mander, quien agreg6: La lu.
cha ha empezado Y tendremoG
que combatir en- beneficio de
los cosecheros.
Hace pocos dias Mr.. Peter
O. Knight hiZo declaraciones a
fernando que los naranjeroS
del eStado no serian complaci-
dos por ell seeretario de agri-
cultura.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19

A los concejales Sc dijo Que
los directores del Club Detroit
y los del Tampa estan de acu"r-
CO aohre ell uso del tcrreno; p 0
CSC SOLO hay IN diamante !
70 tanto no resulta adecuado +.
ia que dos clubs practiquen.
FL terreno que ell Tampa usa-
IA ell ano pasado. en- Tarpon
Springs, 10 utilizara este ano ell
club Toronto, de la Liga Inter
nacional.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19

Los concejaleS aprobaron
aver los documentos neceSarios
para autoriZar la emission de
$750,0G0 votada por un peque-
no grupo de contribuyentes en-
ell pasado noviembre.
Para la semana pr6Xima de-
jaron la aprobaci6n del con-
trato en- que Sc conceden "a
mil pesos al ingeniero Russell
Shaw por preparar especifica-
clones de modo que la Punta
La gaceta., 1930-02-19
BASE BALL
Sc HARA OTRO DIAMANTF
EN- PLANT FIELD

Despues de DIR a una conf
sion de la Camara de Concrete
que lie explicara los problemas
de la temporada de practicas
del Detroit y ell club Tampa, el
ayuntamiento acord6 anoche au
torizar al alcalde Nc Kay para
que construya un nuevo diaman
tie en- los terrenos de Plant.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19
CORTE FEDERAL

Guillermo Jesus EApinosa
contra Demetrio Melissas. libel
IN perSOnam.
Presents petici6n de banca
rrota voluntaria, The Haber-
dashers. Inc. de Fort Meade.
con un passive de $15,815 Y un
active de $1,000.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19

FL recio que aver fiiara un
joyero local a la perla que la
Sra. Frank B. Flanner encon-
tiara en- una almeja, comiendo
en- ell hotel Florida, es de solo
$50, apreciando su forma ire
gular. Anteayer un no exper-
to habia calculado su valor en-
50, 900.
La gaceta., 1930-02-19

del Peg Cato quede dentro de
la cantidad conveniente para
que Palmetto Beach e quede
sin aerodromo. Pidi6 el alcalde
a To- concejales que ,lzarar
81 i.lsiuu
La gaceta., 1930-02-19
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Declare aver en- Washington
ell secretario de agriculture,
Mr.. Hyde, que ha enviado una
carta a j. A. Griffin, de esta
Evening star., 1930-12-01
STOCKS ARE firm
ON LIGHT VOLUME
Wall Street Awaits Presi-
deIt's Message as Con-
greSS ConveneS.
BY GEORGE t. HUGHES.
dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December stocks
maintained steady tone in quiet trad
ing in today's opening market session
of the week. Activity was held back
by the fact that Congress was to recon-
vene and that President Hoover's mes
sage was due Tuesday.
Business news over the week end had
little effect upon prices. Today came
the announcement of a bank suspension
in Connecticut, which, however, seemed
to be of local Importance only. From
the copper trade the report was OF bet
ter buying, with all the custom sellers
quoting IL cents a pound. Copper
shares were a shade higher in the early
trading, but volume was limited.
Motor Shares Improve.
The best showing was made by the
motor stocks and by United States Steel.
Changes in the automobile issues were
practically all on the side of advance,
although gains were small. Chrysler
recovered more than the dividend which
came off the price today, General
Motors was in coed demand at or
slightly above Saturdays closing and
Auburn advanced against the shorts.
U. S. Steel, selling Tex" the quarterly
SITS dividend, ranged higher on the
day, If that disbursement be taken into
account. Steel was closely watched for
a clue to the trend of the rest of the
list and its firmness favorably inter-
preted Other standard industrials,
such as Westinghouse and American
Can, held well, the bear party refrain
ing from putting out any fresh commit
ments for the decline.
Railroad shares we're irregular. At
lantic Coast Line, the usual extra divi-
dend on which was declared the other
day, somewhat to the surprise of the
street, moved up couple of points, but
Southern Railway. serving the same Sec
/ ton of the country, dropped back close
to its previous low. Missouri Pacific
common rallied from its sharp break OF
last week, and Northern Pacific respond
ed to predictions of an extra divi-
dend by Burlington, which road it con-
Northern. Atchison was heavy and SO
was New York Central.
Early Market Irregular.
Stocks drifted irregularly in early
trading, as dealings during the first half
hour amounted to only los, 900 shares
the smallest volume in any similar Pc
riod since August %, when 147,000
shares changed hands.
United States Steel common was up
, small fraction, Notwithstanding the
fact that it was ex-dividend SITS to-
day. Westinghouse Electric and Gen.
eral Electric pointed higher, as Stand
ard Oil Of New Jersey eased frac'
tionally.
Evening star., 1930-12-01

Secured By nrst deed Of trust ON real estate.
Prevailing interest and commission.
Joseph |. Weller 81 EIds.. w.ish Ssh 4 ; NV
Evening star., 1930-12-01
CHECK TOTAL DECREASES.

By the Associated Press.
Individual checks cashed at leading
Federal Reserve Banks last week de-
creased is per cent, as compared with
the previous week, and 40 per cent as
compared with the corresponding week
of last year. The totals for comparable
periods are given as follows by the
Federal Reserve Board: Week ended
November 26, $4,000, ,024,000; previous
week, $12,03l $4,000; same week last
year, s$17, ,063, 139 900.
Evening star., 1930-12-01

the most volatile rails. as It dropped
9k. points from its previous close Of
1704. Southern Railway lost 3s on
was down about u point. AL the cop
per shares improved as a result of bet
ter news from the trade.
Rail equipment shares were q trifie
higher as a result of inquiries. Losses
about balanced gains in the oil list.
Call money renewed at 2 per cent The
fairly firm tone of the market after the
first half hour may have been based on
the constructive character Of the adj
dress President Hoover is expected to
deliver to Congress later in the day.
Evening star., 1930-12-01
PoTATo MARKET.

CHICAGO. December / (Pl.-- United
States Department Of Agriculture) -
Potatoes, 107 cars: on track, 357; total
United States shipments Saturday. $50;
Sunday, 48; steady; trading rather slow
on account of weather; sacked per
hundreiweight, Wisconsin Round Whites,
/ .4oa1.55: fancy higher; Idaho Russets
No. /, 1.70a1.95; mostly 1.85al 95; No.
2. 1.40a1 so; Colorado McClure's best
branded, 1.80a1.90; slightly frozen, 1.60a
1.65.
Evening star., 1930-12-01
COPPER PRICE INCREASED.

NEW YORK, December (H1.-Cus-
tom smelters, who have been Offering
copper in the domestic market at 10h
cents a pound delivered, today increased
the price to IL cents.
The action followed the lead Of a
leading custom smelter in increasing its
quotation TO ii cents Saturday The
1I-cent price is still a concession of
cent a pound from the 12-cent level
which has been maintained by producers
for more than a week.
Foreign sales of the metal were re-
ported improved today. In the early
dealings 100000 pounds of regular
shapes were sold at 1890 cents a pound
elf. European base ports, a price on
q parity with the 12-cent level for cop
per in the domestic market.
Evening star., 1930-12-01
Direct to The Star Office.

CONTINUED on Page lad
Evening star., 1930-12-01
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Receives to

Note-An stocks sold in hundred-share lots
excepting those designated by the letter (80s) (250s
which shows those stocks to be sold in odd lots only
Evening star., 1930-12-01

Canton. China, will have new
municipal athletic field.
Evening star., 1930-12-01

Deer from Government preserves
have been pests TO corn growers in
Alabama during the Fall.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-23
$ STARR BRINGS
 IN LARGE PASSENGER
 LIST FROM THE WEST

The sS Starr, Capt. ., E. An derson, San Juan Fishing & Packing Co.,, arrived in port yes terday from the Westward with one of the largest list of reserva- tions in many months:
 T. Henry, A. Bradford, J Dick erson, Mrs. Redman, Miss Moody, Floyd Betts, L. Berlin, T. McCart- ney, pr. w. Murphy, L. Thinker, l.. Peyton, D. Ross, MT. Reed, P. Suchanek, A Anderson, Dr. Wolf, Miss Kristensen Mrs. A. Popoff, Miss Vivian Nilsson, Mrs. A. Nilsson, Norman Nilsson, O. Sim mons, A. Mayfey, J. Delossier, " Hill, c. Hoff, V. Stefanoff, C. Den sen, Wm. O'Brien, R. Rodgers N. Malchik, A. Rodgers, J. Mattox B. Benson.
 Captain Anderson announces his next sailing Westward as Sep tember 1.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-23
NOTICE! NOTICE. NOTICE!

Dell E. Sheriff, Alaska's tuner, will be in Seward about August 12
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-23
PIANO TUNING

Tuning, repairing and selling pianos; reasonable prices and all work guaranteed by P. w. Phil lips who comes to Seward recom- mended by The Baldwin Piano Co.,, of St. Louis. Leave orders at the Van Glider Hotel. MT. Phil lips returns to Seward from the Interior in a few weeks.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-23
THE SAME OLD JAKE

Jake Hepfinger who at one time was deputy marshal at Talkeetna under Brenaman, passed through Seward last evening on his way to Seattle. Jake worked for the road commission this summer and sustained injured to one of his limbs which was crushed. He was in the hospital at Anchorage for
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-23
A SIDE BET?

Exponents of the noble game of handball are asked to report on the courts promptly at five ack emma this evening for it has become noised abroad that the Fleet carries couple of ex- perts who would like to assassinate the local prize offerings who play AT the famous Irish gladiators national paStime.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-23
CAGE GAME TONIGHT

An elimination basketball game will be played tonight, in Dream land, between the Wasmuth and Perry squads, the winner to take on the high school team tomorrow night.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-23
HARDYS SOUTHBOUND

N. o. Hardy, assistant agent, Bureau of Fisheries, Bristol Bay, accompanied by his wife, were passengers on the SS Aleutian for Juneau. After two months there they propose to continue on to Seattle. The Hardys came out via Iliamna boarding the Teal at IT. iamna Bay.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-23
TOE STEPPING TONIGHT

After the show tonight step up to Odd Fellows hall and strut your stuff for the benefit of the boys and girls, young and not 50 young. This public dance, survey ed from a distance and this early in the day, appears to have all the ear-marks of being a Whow!
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-23

Tomorrow night, in Dreamalnd hall. the Fleet basketball squad will endeavor to chop the 1929- 80 High School team down to their size. The game should be a dandy as the sailor-lads san sure step.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-23
Presenting Helen Kane

Again Helen Kane steps to the front with hit N. and you know there is only one Helen Kane Listen to these two numbers W. "Thank Your Father'' and EI'd Go Barefoot All Winter Long," Bright, tuneful !. just made for her unusual voice. Then The Revelers present martial air from the popular musical comedy ''Strike Up the Band' and also do number from Putin On the Ritz" Three outstanding dance orckestras, Leo Reisman, Wayne King and The High Hatters, play the latest in toe-ticlkling tunes. A great list come in to hear them. Thank Your Father (from the Musical Comedy, Flying High') I'd Go Barefoot All Winter Long of You'd Fall for Me in the Spring
 HELEN KANE
 No. 223s7, 1O-inch Strike Up the Band, from the Musical Comedy. "Strihe Up tue Band'')
  United Artists picture, Puttin' On tle Ri,z'') THE REvELERs
 No. 224O1, l0-i41ch Like 10 Do Things for You-Fox rot (from Universal picture, King of Jazz') Happy Feet -Fo~ Trot from Universal picture, King of Jaz LEO REISMAN AND
 Ills ORCHESTRA
 No. 22ses, I0-inch On a Blue and Moonless Night Fox Trot
 Promises-Fox Troe
 WAYNE KING AND
 Ills ORCHESTRA
 No. 22sso, lo-inoh You'rc tho Sweetest Girl This Sido of Heaven-Fox Trot Ilke a Dream-Fox Trot
 THE HTCR MATTERS
 Ne z24oo. lo-in0h
 SEWARD DRUG U. THE MUSIC YOU WANT MHEN YOU WANT IT. X EctorP(ecords ! ss.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-23

I17 days. It was later decided to
 send him outside.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-23

COOPER'S HAVE FRESH MILK EVERY DAY.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-09-05
Lutheran Sunday School
To Meet September 9TH

The Plentywood Lutheran Sunday
school will meet at 10 A. M, Sept. T.
All children in classes three. four,
i've, six, seven, eight and nine
please bring the following books or
4Oc to pay for a new one:
Class 8, Catechism I: Glass 4.
Catechlsm II; classes and 6, Cate
chlsm III; class z, Explanation i;
GiasseS and 8, Explanation II.
PARENTS if you have any Sunday
School book that will not be used
any more by your children kindly
give IT to some other child or to the
From September, 1929, to June.
1880, our Sunday school was in ses-
sion thirty-eight Sundays. There
were eighteen pupils with perfect
attendance and there would have
been many more but for epidemics of
sickness.
Four pupils received their first
year reWard-a Bible; six the second
year reWard-a Hymnary; three, the
third year reward "a Gold Wreath
and Bar. This last reward was Civ
en- to one of the Bible Glass boys
who has now attended 224 Sundays
without single absence.
The money given in birthday Of
fer1ngs during the past year will be
sent to Miss Dora Gulbranson of
Fort Dauphin, Madagascar
Those children, who have had
birthdays during the summer months
may give their offering this coming
Sunday.
There will be a Sunday School
Teachers meeting at the Raess
home Friday. September 9Th, at 500
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-09-05
mig" Collins Arrested
Again; Another Blow
Struck for Moral Purity

Late last Saturday as most
chickens had gone to roost and
only the hardest were up and
about, a posse of men led by Ted
Winters, Sheriff Madsen, Oscar
Collins and Grant Blackwell raided
the chicken coop on "Nig" Collins
chicken farm near Plentywood and
then and there apprehended a few
pullets and a brace Of ROSTERS, the
latter being Amund Amundsen and
John Nelson, who afterwards tes-
titled under the inspiration of
Bakewell's persuasion that they
were very naughty boys. Amund-
son is said TO have confessed that
he did not violate any moral law,
having been ruptured two years
ago but that a female tried hard
to corrupt him.
"Nig" was up town when the
vigilantes decended on the coop
but they collected him afterwards
and held him in $500 bail which
was provided. One of the women
was held in a local hotel over
night and released on bail Sunday
morning. 1t is reported that the
raid on "Nig" Collins was made
on a complaint sworn out by Oscar
Collins.