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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-11-12
Red Triangle Cutters
Form Mixed Pin Loon

Washington's largest mixed
doubles will get underway at the
Lucky Strike alleys next Tuesday
at 5 o'clock.
It is the Red Triangle Outing
Club League, and it will roll for
81 weeks. w. w. Richardson is
the president; Miss Francis Genth,
vice president, and w. H. Stott,
treasurer and scorer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-11-12
BARRIERS BOOK

Clifton BARRIERS, formerly the
Colonial quint, can be booked for
court games by calling Col. 1885.
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MEETS TECH
IN SERIES
CONTEST
BY GARRETT WATERS

ny OAnSNExk WAxEhS
Although it's q pretty sure
thing that they will be defeated,
the Eastern High School gridders
have one aim uppermost in their
minds today as the powerful Tech
High eleven viii be met at the
Central Stadium at $3.50 o'clock.
1t Is to keep the contest from
being a runaway one. Coach KEEL
ley'S men have drilled to this end
all week and feel with the addi-
tons Of several new linemen,
chiefly Bob Campbell, their aims
may be realized.
In contrast to last years meet
Ing between the two teams. East
ern was much stronger than now.
In fact, many were Of the opinion
that the Lincoln ParkerS would de-
Feat Tech, so high was the feeling
and thought that Coach Kelly had
a team under his wing strong
enough to win.
Eastern did give Tech quite a
battle for the first two periods, it
viii be remembered. But the
Strfi in Of holding cut for the re-
naming quarters proved too much
and Tech won, not by one-Sided
score, but deciSively enough to
know that it had defeated its
greatest and toughest opponent in
the cries.
DisCOuraging situation
It's really been very discourag.
ing to Coach Kelley to have such
an inexperienced collection Of
players under his tutelege Shis
year at Eastern. But It's just one
of those things which happen
in all sports events, and one
which Kelley knows and feels will
be developed to better advantage
In another year or so.
The Lincoln ParkerS have
pretty good chance Of keeping
the score down today. The re-
turn of Bob Campbell makes pos
sible several shifts Of advantage
in the line. The finding" Of
Boucher and Lewis, ends, also
helps as their presence in the
lineup will enable Wolfe and
Smith to return to positions
more familiar to them, left and
right guard respectively.
Mimi and Sprinkle will in all
reliability see a great deal of
ervice in the backfield.. These
layers will team up with Boyd,
dams and Drake in forming the
cams behind the line" depart
'ent. Tony Palmer. injured in
st. weeks contest against West
n, is available to play. but
ach Kelley may keep him out
ause of fear of hurting the
S future as football player
ID, quarterback, also injured
week, is completely well and
l be in there calling signals as
al.
Regular to Perform
he powerful first string line
of Tech will be very predomi.
from the start to the finish.
includes such well-known men
Wollfarth and Meiklejohn,
:: Bell and Howser, tackles;
Itch and Rhodes, guards, Bax-
center, and Edwards, Sachs,
oS and Gormley, backs. Many
[ardell's second string men
play before the proceedings
)ver, Gut this first string ar
will get the call for the most
ntral and Western play to-
ow, same place, same hour,
1other series game. The two
S finished up preparatory
yesterday for the fray, and
rarin' to battle it out for
nd lace. A tie exists between
two at present.
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LOred Fighter
Forces DeM1nSeu

DMAHA, Neb.. Nov. 12.-Jack
npsey bore a few marks Of
tie today as a reminder of
four.round exhibition bout
st night with Bearcat Wright,
giant negro.
In hts latest bout of the come
Ick road Dempsey managed to
n a decision over Wright, but
former champion had no
sy time. Wright repeatedly
ecked Dempsey's attacks. The
gro landed a number Of blows
return, none of which did any
image.
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c0ALMEN DRILL.

The Delaware and Hudson Coal
Co. quint will hold an important
practice tomorrow night ct ESQ
o'clock. TED Cappelli, Beall. b.
Gaskins, c. 0askins, Jimmy Ryan,
Ball and Barney Smith are urged
to report. The team will play in
unlimited class.
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BELATED START

Sun Beau, greatest money win
ner Of the turf, won a single
race as a two-year-old and none
of the big stake events as three
year-old. Most of his victories were
scored in handicapS in Maryland,
Illinois and Canada
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(WN' is AIM OF EASTERN ELEVEN TODAY
Alexandria Firenen to Play
Hack Wilson's Grid Team
BY Sid KATZNELL,

Hack Wilson, Chicago Cubs outieder who had considerable
trouble in getting going during the past baseball season and
who Had several runnS with the officials Of the club will DO
the host to the Engine Go. No. grdders, Of Alexandria
Sunday when they play his crack football aggregation the
Martnsburg Nv. va ssmprO Hose Co. No. g. at Martins
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RURAL CORRESPONDENCE
From Our Rural Patrons

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Snake Butte

Alton Picard is at the Mercy hos
pital at Williston receiving treat
ment for the ulcers on his eye.
Miss Mildred Sorenson and Miss
Ida Rogne motored to Williston
Saturday in Miss Rogne's car.
Dinner guests at the Vanneta
home Saturday evening, December
~, were Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest LIE
Pouce and daughters, Loretta and
Jeanette, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Butt and daughter Vivian, Hetland
Moe, Joseph NAHUM and Kathryn
Wall.
Joseph DeTienne and family and
Young De Tienne attended church
services at Froid December IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest LIE Pouce
and Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Butt were
guests at the Picard home Monday
evening Dec. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanetta were shop
pers in Williston Saturday, Dec.
IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest LIE Pouce
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Butt were
shoppers in Bainyille, Saturday,
Dec. II.
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LongUew

Mr.. and Mrs. John Warmbrod
were supper guest at the Ander
son Bilyeu home on Tuesday even
ing.
H. Louise Carlson was an over
night guest at the Marshall Win.
ship home last Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Nygaard and
and Lyla spent Thursday at the
Anderson Bilyeu home. Mr.. Ny
gard assisted Mr.. Bilyeu in max
ing a water trough.
H. Louise Carlson was an over
night guest at the Paul Nygaard
home Tuesday night.
John Bilyeu called at the John
Warmbrod home on Monday even
ing.
Bud Bilyeu called at the Paul
Nygaard home on Thursday morn
ing.
Longview business callers in
Wolf Point Saturday were Marsh
all Winship, Wallace and Vernon,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bilyeu and John,
and H. Louise Carlson.
The adult literary society will
meet before we have u Christ
mas program on Friday, December
18th.
School Notes
Vivian received a rating of. 10
in her s~elf-testing drill.
Those who have had perfect at
tendance thus far are: Leslie Bill
yeu, Evelyn Bilyeu, Burle Nygaard,
Morris Nygaard and Vernon Win
ship.
Elmer Adams was absent from
school on Monday and Tuesday of
last week because of illness.
We have received some useful
information for our agriculture and
geography classes from various
places.
The girls have made "glorified
pictures" for Christmas presents
for their parents. The boys made
king Coles" and clowns out of
cigar boxes and spools. These are
to be given to their little brothers
or sisters.
We are busy reviewing for ex-
aminations in the seventh and
eighth grades.
Our Christmas vacation will be-
gin the evening of December 18th.
School will start January 5th. We
had school the day after Thanks
giving so we will have an extra
day at Christmas.
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Victory

Pete Franz and family spent
Sunday at Cor Bartel's.
A. Johnson, Sid Securely, Art
Schwann and julius Cess took
turkeys to town Thursday to- ship
with the Farmers Union car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Lund~ were
shopping in Wolf Point Saturday.
Edna Lundgren spent the week
end with Sadie McManigle.
Ray and Bobby DER and Earl
Wood called on Sid S%courey's Fri
day.
Pete Franz and Ferd Zerbe were
business visitors in Wolf Point
Mesdames Zerbe and Franz at
tended the Ladies' Aid held at Mrs.
Neufeld's Thursday.
Sid Securely and family e en-
tertained at dinner Sunday at Ferd
Zerbe's home.
Herbert Rausch visited with
Melvin Hovind Sunday p. m.
Mathilda Ediger, Lloyd and Earl
Lund were on the sick list this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Olson and
children were Wolf Point visitors
Monday.
Alvin Hagen spent the weekend
with home folks.
Edna Lundgren stayed over
night at Scoureys' Wednesday.
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Dry Fork

Art Rensvold and family spent
Sunday at the Ruen home.
Bessie and Azell Anderson spent
the past week end at the Cliff De.
Vaney home.
Axel Holden and Myrtle called
Monday at the Carl Carlson home.
Mr.. Weibe and family were din
ner guests at the E. Kelstrup home
Monday. The Kelstrups and Weibe
families spent that evening at the
r. L. Devaney home.
Cliff Devaney and family and
Misses Bessie and Azell Anderson
were dinner guests at the Albert
Lee home Sunday evening.
F.. Ruen and family spent Thurs
daily evening at the Rensvold home.
E. Kelstrup and family and Els
Their spent Sunday at the Fachner
home.
Bessie and Azell Anderson ac-
companied by Harry Lee called at
the Christ Sand home Sunday af-
ternoon.
Fayrie Homrighaus visited at
the G. H. Devaney home Monday.
Avis Rensvold spent several days
last week at the Reun home.
Waters young folks helped Ag-
mes Holden celebrate her birthday
Sunday.
Sam Wagaman called at E. KEEL
strup's Friday.
A. L. Homrighaus and daughters
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ruen spent
Friday evening at the c. H. De-
vaney home.
Agnes Holden visited at the
Loiue Kohl home from Tuesday
until Saturday.
AL. Homrighaus and family and
Miss Anderson were dinner guests
at the Ruen home Monday evening.
Art Kelstrup called at the Kyl-
lingmark home Monday.
The Home Demonstration club
met with Fayrie Homrighaus on
Friday. Those present report a
very good time.
VIM. Crawford has recently pur-
chased a new radio.
A large crowd turned out to the
Farmers Union meeting at the
Homrighaus home Tuesday. Ar
rangements we're made for trans
porting the flour from Williston
here.
School Notes
Our Christmas vacation will be-
gin Dec. 10 and school will open
again Jan. 4, 1882.
Our Christmas entertainment is
to be given Thursday evening, Dec
18th. The public is cordially invit-
ed to attend. The program will be
as follows:
Song-Welcome Beautiful Christ
mas Day-School
Rec.-The Thief-Ruby Rensvold
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Sand Creek
(This week.

(This week.
The pupils of the Wiers school
are practicing for a Christmas
program which will be given on
Christmas eve, Dec. oath.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Buxton spent
part of the day Sunday visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kao.
Miss Hazel Seminars is boarding
at her school house this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Seminars
drove over from Prairie Elk and
spent the week end with home
folks.
Marian Beck was absent from
school Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. R. Cooper and
daughters and Junior visited the
Olaf Tveten family Sunday.
Rev. MILAN drove up from Cir
Gle Saturday and held regular
preaching services at Sand Creek
Sunday morning. He preached a
nice Christmas sermon. We are
sorry all could not be present.
William Buxton spent Sunday
Ralph and Everett Sickels.
C. w. Fletcher, VIM. Kao, John
Frederickson, Berners and Som
mars family were shopping in Wolf
Point Saturday.
(Too late for last week.
Mrs. Ben Nabor will be hostess
to the Homemakers' club Dec. 16.
This will be an all-day meeting as
a cooking demonstration will be
given.
R. H. Wiers has been hauling
hay for Clarence Chamberlain.
Another furry of snow fooled us
again, as we thought for sure we
would be snowbound for the winter.
The stockmen are thankful the
weather stays nice, as it is saving
feed.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen McFarlane
spent the weekend with the lat
ter's parents.
D RI. Geer attended the dance at
Dreamland Hall Saturday night.
Ben Naber has been hauling his
feed over to the Sakshaug farm
where he now resides.
Mr.. Hartman was a passenger to
Circle Monday.
Mrs. D. R. Cooper and son Joe
went to Wolf Point Monday even
ing with the mail carrier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sickles and
sons Ralph and Everett and Mr..
and Mrs. Glen McFarlane spent
a very pleasant day Sunday at the
Buxton home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kao and chill
dren spent last Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs. C. w. Fletcher.
The Seminars family spent Sun
day with the Quitmeyers at Brock
ton.
We are informed the all-day
meeting of the Farmers Union
will be 'held at the Mus school
house on December 10Th.
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Lustre

Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Dyck are the
parents of a baby boy born at the
J. J. Baker home last Tuesday, Dec.
8. Pete is going around these
days with a broad smile.
Rev. John F. Thiessen returned
from North Dakota Monday night,
where he did evangelistic wark at
different points for the last few
weeks. H. P. Franz went to town
to meet Rev. Thiessen at the de-
pot and bring him homme.
The special sale on at the LUIS
ire Service store for the last two
weeks came to a close last Satur-
day night. Mr.. Stelzer reports
good business and quite a few new
customers. In the guessing on the
ball of Irvine, H. G. Baerg got
first, Mrs. Carl Koepke second,
Mrs. J. J. Beier third, ]. K. Fast
fourth and Mrs. H. A. Ewert fifth,
while ten others received addition
al prizes of so cents value each.
The Christmas trade at Lustre has
been good so far. Mr.. Stelzer sold
600 lbs of peanuts and had orders
for 500 pounds more thus far.
Mrs. H. E. Better, who has been
seriously sick the past few weeks,
is reported as slowly recovering,
which is good news to her many
friends. She is being cared for
at the P. +. Funk home in Wolf
Point now.
A. N. Dick visited at the Peter
Teichrow home last Sunday.
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Waska

Melvin jacobson was a caller il
Wolf Point last week.
VIM. Fahey, brother of Joe Fa
hey, and Miss Dorothy Soppe, a
cousin, visited at the Fahey home
over the weekend. They left Mon.
day morning for Lakota, N. Oak.
Misses Lulu and Bessie Hagen
and Alvin Hagen called at the ia.
ccobson home Saturday night.
Misses Mildred Dahlin and Fran.
ces Nahum were supper guests at
the ]. Fahey home Sunday. Guests
later in the evening were the Mis-
SEES Lulu and Bessie Hagen.
Mrs. Hoversland Lydia and Will
helm visited at Kolden's Sunday
evening.
Callers at the Jacobson home
Sunday afternoon were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Nahum and family and
Hans Skovheim.
Miss Mildred Dahlin spent Tues
day evening with Mrs. Russell
Barnes.
A. Hoversland and Lydia were
callers in Wolf Point Friday.
Miss Alice Lund visited at Fa-
hey's one day last week.
Clark Nelson called on Gordon
Lund Sunday.
Ben Thompson is helping fix a
propeller at Russell Barnes this
week.
Ted Artz called at the HOLDEN
home Mondey.
Mrs. Melvin jacobson returned
home on Monday from Wolf Point
where she received medical atten-
ton.
School Notes
Andreas Hoversland hauled out
some split wood last Saturday.
Language II have studied Madon-
ma and Child this week.
Schol will be dismissed for va
cation Wednesday, December 23rd.
Our Christmas program will be pre-
scented that evening. In connect
ion with our program the young
folks of the community will pre-
sent a one-act play "Uncle Mel's
Merry Christmas"
Cast
Uncle Melville Miller Clair
Artz
Mrs. Brant, Uncle Mel's house
keeper Lydia HoverSland
Bert Curtis, a young lawyer, AL
vim Hagen
Peter, an old man of odd jobs
Wilhelm Hoversland
Annie } Lulu Hagen
Alice nieces of Uncle Mel,
Mildred Dahlin
Laura Bessie Hagen
The public is invited to attend.
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Drill-Small Things-1st grade
girls
rec.-A Charge to Santa Lii
Aasheim
Song-Merry Christmas Santa-all
Rec.-Old Toys-Edgar Waters
Play-Teaching the Teacher
School
Pec.-The Winner-@Joseph Waters
Playlet-Getting Ready for School
Two pupils
Song-Christmas Dollies-1st and
3rd grade girls
Observation-Disclosures Kelstrup
Drill-Junior Santa-lower grades
Rec.-Don't Open Until Christmas
Esther Kelstrup
Song-The Plotters-Lower grade
girls
Rec.-The Rainbow-Mary Rens-
void
Rec.-Christmas Colors-Henriet-
ia Devaney
Play-Fooling the Agent
Play-Deacon's Mistake pupils
Rec.-Christmas Night-Stanley
Rensvold
Pantomine Song-Christmas Snow
flakes-Upper girls
Rec.-Christmas-Henry
Drill-Loves Messengers-Lower
grades
Rec-The Same Old Santa-Lillian
Kyllingmark
Playlet-Who Took that Pie?-
School
Song-Stars of December-School
Rec.-Gift With The Secret.
Mabel Devaney
Rec.-A Case of Not Caring-Mina
Holden
Play-Bashful Cousin Jim-Upper
grades
song-Santa Claus is Coming
School.
RED CANDLE
I'll put a candle in my window to-
night.
A little red candle, haloed with
light.
1 hope it will twinkle,
l hope twill make bright
The path to my door, love, this
sweet Christmas night.
My hearts a red candle, love, glow
ing and warm.
Why do you linger out there in
the storm?
I fear it will flicker
And fade from your sight,
Old pride is an armour against
Christmas night.
M. o. in Lewistown Democrat
News.
Christmas cards at The Herald
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Benrud

(Too late for last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schauer and
family were Sunday guests at the
John Mann home.
Adolph Walbauer and Christ Ac-
herman called at the John Mann
home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Stat and little daughter
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Hans Siljenberg home.
Mrs. M. G. Senzek, Alta Mann
and Mrs. John Mann called on Mrs.
Albert Stat recently.
Bill Ackermann spent Wednes-
day night with Arthur and Will
bur Mann.
Alta Mann spent last Wednes-
day night with Mrs. M. G. Senzek.
There were quite a few took in
the dance over east Saturday night.
Everybody had a good time.
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Magazines make good Christmas
gifts for peole Of all ages. Let
me send in your subscription. Mrs.
Marshall at The Herald office.
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The Carbon County news., 1931-07-16
SIEGFRIEDT SPEAKS
TO BILLINGS KIWANIS

In a talk before the Billings kl-
wants club Tuesday, D, J. c. F.
Siegfriedt, well known physician,
geologist, and paleontologist at
large of Red, Lodge described the
discoveries made by geologists IN
this region, and discussed the val
ue of the research to science and
to this community.
"Several startling discoveries
were made in the Beartooth noun
tains last summer, the discovery
of dinobaur eggs being an ex-
ample said DR.. Siegfriedt, "and
this year the scientists are delv-
ing deeper in to the territory
which is one of the richest spots
for geological study in the coun
try"
The spirit of research is being
instilled in the people of the re
gion, due to the attention givel
the territory by prominent scien
fists, said DR.. Siegfriedt, and th'
territory is advertised Throughout
| the country.
The Carbon County news., 1931-07-16
BOARD CONSIDERS
PUBLIC LIBRARY
LIGHTING PROBLEM

At a meeting of the Red Lodge
Public Library board Tuesday ev-
ening, the financial report of the
past fiscal year was read, and
matters concerning the operation
of the library were discussed.
Foremost among these was the
problem created by the fact that
the library has recently been for
ced to pay for its electric lights
from the regular funds.
Electricity has been donated to
the public library by the North
western Improvement company
since the library was first estab-
lished, minimum charge of S1.50
a month being made that was
seldom exceeded. In connection
with the rate reduction recently
made by the company, according
to William Freakes, clerk of the
Northwestern Improvement COM
pany, reports of local revenues
were submitted to the Public Ser
vice commission. The Commission
ordered that all parties and in
stitutions on the free list" of the
N. w. l. would heneeforward have
to become paying sources of rev.
enue. This ruling includes the
library.
A resolution passed at the
board meeting changed the clos
ing hours of the library; during
the summer months, at least, the
building will be closed at eight
o'clock instead of nine in the ev-
ening. This was made necessary
partly as an economy measure
as the apportionment of library
funds up to this time has not in
cluded provision for electric lights
and there is available no money
from other departments.
The library has been hard press.
ed financially for some time, the
regular two-mill levy being hard
| ly sufficient to support the insti
tuition properly. No new book
have been purchased during tn
year, the librarian having depend
| ed solely on donations to keep th'
shelves replenished. Efforts b,
the Woman's club and Independent
The Carbon County news., 1931-07-16
JOLIET
Especial Correspondence

Mrs. E. Rayburn of Billings Wis
tied at the Sara Collins home Tues
day.
Miss Martha Hetland of Living
ston was an overnight guest at
the Collins home Saturday.
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Mrs. P. G. Monahan visited at
the R. w. Hogater home in Laurel
over the week end.
5 s
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Powers of Cas-
per, Wyo., Mrs. Johh Monahan
and Mrs. NJ. G. Hogan of Roberts
visited at the Mathwig- -Reardon
home Thursday evening.
Mesdames C. L. and E. F. Bur-
ger visited in Bearcreek Wednes-
day.
Mesdames E. J. Meyer, E. M.
Mathwig and Fred Cuno motored
to Billings Wednesday.
Mrs. G. A. Lowering was hostess
to two tables of contract bridge
Friday afternoon. At the close of
the game a dainty lunch was SER
we'd by the hostess. Those who
enjoyed the afternoon were, Mes
danes G. M. Bell, c. L. Burger,
f. F. Burger, Martha Nelson, f.
J. Meyer, E. J. Reardon, and H
Brophy.
Mrs. J. S. Honnold entertained
Informally Wednesday, afternoon
complimentary to her daughter
Mrs. Richard Ilks, of Yuma, Colo.
Her guests were Mrs. Richard
Lanter, Mrs. E. w. Talmage, Mrs
E. C. Talmage, and Mrs. Mel John
son. After an afternoon of con-
versation a dainty lunch was ser.
we'd by the hostess.
Monday evening a number o.
neighbors met at the w. Snyder
home in the form of farewell
| party The Snyders are moving
on a farm near Belfry. Those wht
enjoyed the evening were: Mr.. ant
Mrs. Guy Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs. P. G
The Carbon County news., 1931-07-16
STRANGE LOOKING FISH
CAUGHT AT TWIN LAKES

1T looked as if it must have
had a bad setback in its early
youth, said Dominick Marino,
speaking of the freak trout caught
last Sunday, ''or maybe it had a
case of elephantiasis." Others
claimed that it was simply a trout
with fallen arches.
The fish was native brook
trout, but lacked the usual slen-
der, graceful lines of that variety,
its body being the same size near
the tail as near the head, termin-
ating with a square end to which
the tail was attached. In general
form it resembled a tooth-paste
tube. 1t also carried two dorsal,
or back fins, rather than the usual
single fin, and its ventral fins
were incorrectly placed in regard
to the rest of the anatomy.
Using a spinner, Dominict
caught it while fishing on Twin
Lakes, in company with Harolc
Graves. 1t was on display this
week in the window of G. w. Coles
music store.