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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-02-26
COURT HOUSE NEWS
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trustee under will of Elizabeth
Dean, files fifth and final account.
Same is approved. Compensation is
allowed Administrative in the sum
OF SIS.
The will of John Q. Little, de-
ceased, is filed for hearing. BY it's
terms he directs that after payment
of debts and expenses of last sick
ness, and funeral and a monument
not to exceed $500, the balance OF
property owned at time of death
goes to his wife, Mary C. Little, for
life, also her right to consume all
income from same; and as much OF
property as necessary for her sup
port. He directs that personal prop
erty be first exhausted, before any
real estate shall be disposed of fol
such purposes. At death of wife
any property unconsumed by his
wife, belonging to deceased's estate
ID " p6 eQudlly Nlucu dlAOuS tutll
four children, Charles, Harley ant
Edgar Little and Mrs. Belle Little
Knox.
The will of j. w. Allen has beel
admitted to probate. Mrs. Matti;
Allen is appointed administrator!
with will annexed Bond, $4,000
Appraisers, Charles Reeder Waite,
Finley and F. F. Coulson.
Mrs. Grace Dye is appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of Heller
Mills Whitten, late of Balboa, in tn,
Panama Canal Zone. Bond, 81,
600.
H. B. Sharp is appointed guardian
of Elsie Mahon Harper, and Will
fred Mahon, minors. Bond, $4,000
He succeeds J. r. Alderman as
guardian. The latter files first an6
final account, which is approved.
Marriage Licenses
Dwight McIntire, clerk, Malta, sor
of Geo. W. McIntire, and Vera Pearl
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-02-26
Marriage Licenses

Dwight McIntire, clerk, Malta, sor
of Geo. W. McIntire, and Vera Pearl
Newton, Stockport, daughter of Roy
Newton, Rev. E. F. Kendle officiat-
ing
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
DOUBLE BOOKS
REVEALED IN
TEXAS PROBE

Edinburg, Tex, Oct. 14.-(UP)
Two sets of books, one public and
the other private, were kept by Hi
dalgo County officials during a
three-year period ending Dec. 81,
1880, an audit has just revealed.
"Rake-offs' on road contracts
overpayment on road contracts
and other Irregularities are report
ed by Ernst & Ernst, of Houston
the accounting firm.
Fourteen former Hidalgo Coun-
ty officials and others, and three
former officials of this city, will be
called for trial here Oct. 10 on va
rious charges growing out of ar
alleged conspiracy, which is sup
posed to have defrauded taxpayers
out of millions of dollars. The in
dictments were returned last
spring.
Besides records of the county
books of drainage districts, roae
districts and the old Edinburg
State Bank & Trust Company were
examined. The adult indicates 6
basis for suit to recover nearly
81, 100000, and establishes the
county debt at 500, ,450,212.18.
The general audit says that ar
examination of the drainage dis.
trict warrants "discloses that il
numerous instances they were
paid, or refunded, without being
endorsed by the payee, and Others
which by a comparison of endorse
ments indicates that such endorse
ments are not in the handwriting
of the payee."
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
TAKE ACCOUNT, TOO OF YOUR BLESSINGS
Bv GEORGE B. LOCKWOOD

Press dispatches carry the story of Bulgarian who
committed suicide the other day because he had been or
dered deported to his native land from America Every
dav deportaon is resisted by aliens illegally III the coun
try as If this sentence to DEATH
pathetic story comes from Burgas, Bulgaria Fish
ennen in the Black Sea boat drifting apparently
empty Investigating they found in four Children to
y wears of age completely exhausted They had been
drifting in the boat for days, the eldest explained ana
they were ION their way to America In their native VII
lace Of Constanz Bulgaria. they had heard stories OF the
land where there was happiness for children, and
leaving note at home, they had run away
Hundreds of millions of young people, young and old,
in other countries dream Of coming to America Scores
Of millions have come America has absorbed millions OF
aliens during the past half century. They have come
here empty handed Here millions Of them have found
opportunities unreamed Of in the lands where they were
born.
81 few years ago it was necessary for America to limit
this migration Except tor our immigration laws u IS
Aprobabe that yearly entry OF immigrants then rising
ito Million would long ago have risen to two millions.
This country slowed down this migration only because
the economic and social system of the United States
could not permanently stand this dtion OF the stock
already here 1T was bringing strength but more
weakness to the republic which once boased it was the
haven for the oppressed OF all lands
While the whole world would rush to America for
greater prosperity and security if could how much ap
probation of America is felt voiced by those already
here? American children possess what these poor Bull
garian children ready to trust themselves to the
wind and the in the hope of finding. Do we sui
ficieny count the values of what we possess IN this re
public of ours do we spend ma@t OF our time com
planning and finding fault?
The art of appreciation seems almost lost We hive
in an age of cyncsm Of criticism, of almost unversa
fault finding. Now that are in temporary period Of
DEPRESSION fail to take account Of the fact that how
ever serious plight adversely would be prosper
ity in the Old World This habit Of kicking was be
coming almost universal while we were in the mids
of prosperous days. The Bible tells Of the tha
''waXed fat and kicked and ultimately brought abou
its destruction The lesson is worth thinking over
When you inclined to take a dark view of things
in the country in which you have enjoyed much tina
makes for human happiness think Of the alien who ket
himself because he about to be sent away from Am
erca and Of the pathetic little group of children ossn
on the Black Sea hoping through their sufferings t.
reach happier land.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
SHEEP TENDER
OF COUNTY IN
BO-PEEP A C I

Whether Joe Anderson, a sheep
camp tender who has been missing
since Thursday morning, was over
taken by an accident while absent
from his post, or whether he is
simply making an unannounceo
visit to some out-of-the-country
town, is a question that his fam
lily and county authorities have
been unable to decide.
Last Thursday Anderson, who is
employed at camp near the Mon
tana- Wyoming state line by John
Mcclellan, stockowner, was re-
ported to be missing from his duty
by farmers who noticed the sheer
in his flock wandering unattended
Sheriff Albert and Deputy Fair.
grieve of Red Lodge, have been in.
vestigating his absence this week
His course was followed from
the sheep camp along the foothills
as far as the Lamport ranch. One
of the dogs he had been using hat
been left at the Chappel camp, bu
caretakers there had no knowledge
of the owners whereabouts.
In Red Lodge some knowledge O.
the missing man was picked up
when it was found that he had pu1
up his horse at the Sherrell Sag
endorf barn, and had left his Other
sheep dog there At that time hi
had stated his intention OF making
trip to Columbus.
He has not been reported from
that town, however, and no othel
knowledge of him has reached hi:
family, who reside at Chance.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
DEPRESSION HITS
RENO'S BUSINESS
Resorts Once Open Operate
Now in Secret with
Barred Doors

Reno, New, Oct. 14.-(UP)-To
the tune of depression Nevada's
illicit liquor business has danced
Home, Sweet Home and many
resorts that once ran nearly wide
open now are operating on meager
scale behind closed, barred doors,
according to George Brady, fed
eral prohibition administrator for
the state of Nevada.
"There used to be eight or nine
stills along each little creek
around here Brady said. sNow
you can look all around and never
find a still. Of course, many of
the streams are dry now, but even
at that they just aren't doing the
business"
The states dry chief believes
that the depression hits all busi-
ness, legal and otherwise alike.
He says "a lot of the boys are
wondering where they're going to
eat this winter and they aren't
spending their money on booze
And as business in the speakeasies
falls off so do customers have to
speak easier to gain admittance.
1t was the prohibition admins
traitors claim that where formerly
many of his aides could walk into
bar and buy a drink before
knocking it over' they now were
excluded because they weren't
known.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
Farmers Union Meets at Falls.

Great Falls, Oct. 14.-(UP)-
The state convention of the Far
mers Union drew large delegations
of farmers here this week. State
officials, among them Governor
Erickson and Commissioner of Ag-
riculture Stafford, appeared on the
program.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
Attorney Fined for Hardness.

j Phoenix, Ariz., Oct. 14.-(UP)
1t doesn't pay to be late when
Judge M. 7. Phelps of Phoenix is
on the bench. William J. Fellows,
local attorney, was Is minutes
late the other day and it cost him
81 per minute-a total of SIS
for contempt of court.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15

Great Falls, Oct. 14.-(UP)-
President Alfred Atkinson of Mon
tana State College has been blessed
on a kernal of rice by an admir-
ing friend in China. The grain
when examined under a microscope
reveals a prayer of $50 letters. 1t
passed customs inspection here.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
DID YOU KNOW THAT

With it's unconditional parks Yellowstpnes sand Glacier
and its vast stretch Of mountain ranges Mohana leads
the nation in scenic attractions. It is rapidly bridging its
immense distances with improved highways for the bene-
fit of it's people and tourists from other states millions of
dollars being expended annually by the state for the STAN
dardzing of trunk highways.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
Scout Executive Visits.

Great Falls, Oct. 14.-(UP)-
James E. West, chief executive Of
the Boy Scouts of America, will
visit Montana three weeks from
now and will address a conference
of leaders at Helena on Nov. 2.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
Old Prospector Still Searches.

Butte, Oct. 14.-(UP)-Gus Wis
ner, oldest prospector in the state,
visited Butte with bag of sam
pies last week. Although "a, Wis
ner continues his quest for gold in
the Gold Creek area, Il miles
above Pioneer.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
Install Mill at Mine.

Helena, Oct. 14.-(UP)-Instal-
lation of a mill at its mine proper
ties near Rimini is planned by
Montana Lead, Inc, it was an
nounced here last week.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
Edgar Wins One
And Loses One
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from the Billings high school,
which re-outfitted its team this
year. The sport is receiving the
support of the townspeople, and is
gaining wide interest.
Coach Omdahl has his squad
working smoothly at this stage of
the season, and is putting his boys
through a rigid workout every
evening after school. Twenty-four
boys responded to the first call for
football, and eighteen are still on
the roster after the squad was
lightened.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
Hannred With Scholarship,

Bozeman. Oct. 14.-(UP)-Leon-
ard w. Brewer of Bozeman, has
been honored with a scholarship in
the medical school of Harvard
University.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15

Missoula, Oct. 14.-(UP)-There
now are more than 400 bison on
the buffalo preserve north of Mis-
soula.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15

This regular lineup is bolstered
by Bernard Carlson, Oral Dowell,
Andrew Blenske, Charles Orr,
Bruce Newton, Moe Messer, and
Tom Nelson.
Prominent on the squad are Web
ber and Ford. Webber has played
two good games at tackle, display
ing the habit of breaking through
the line to nail his men in their
own backfield. Ford, at center, is
the keystone of the Edgar line.
Pavlocky is an outstanding back
field man and his absence from the
team in the Columbus game was
noticeable.
This Saturday, Oct. II, Edgar
will encounter Reeds Point, the
game to be played at the Yellow
stone county town. Other games on
the schedule are: Oct. 90, Laurel
at Edgar; Oct. "a, Columbus at Ed
gar; Oct. 27, Laurel at Laurel; and
Oct. 80, Worden at Edgar. The fl
nal game of the season will be
played with the Worden team. Ed
gar will have played a number of
hard games by that time, and ex-
poets to be in trim to finish the
season with a win.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15

Acting Governor Hazelbaker last
week honored the request of the
governor of Oklahoma for the re-
turn of Paul Martin, held at Kalis
pell on Oklahoma charges. Martin
assertedly is involved in an Okla
homa bank robbery.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15

The state railroad commission
has scheduled series of % hear
ings, the first of which opens next
Monday, Oct. 19 at Bozeman.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15
The week At THE
STATE CAPITOL
lBv United Pressl

Helena, Mont, Oct. 14.-tUPl-
During the absence of Gov. ]. E.
Erickson, Lieut.. Cove F. A. Hazel
baker of Dillon, occupied the exeeu-
tive chair. During his tenure of
office he issued two proelamations
his first one urged the people to
support the Red Cross drive, and
the other proclaimed education
week.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15

Miss Elizabeth Ireland, state SUI
perintendent of public instruction,
has been attending a series of
school Institutes in Northeastern
Montana. Among the places visited
were Glasgow, Chinook, Malta and
Havre.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15

DR.. w. F. Cogswell, secretary of
the state board of health, has been
advised that the Indian Service
will open a medical office in Hell
ena. This follows a recent decision
that state and federal governments
should coordinate their health
work on reservations, avoid over
tapping and improve the results.
Assistant Surgeon l. R. White of
Washington, has been appointed to
fill the post.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15

Inheritance taxes totaling S162,-
900 will be paid into state Golfers
from the estate of James L. Ham
ilton of Butte. The state board of
equalization has been advised Of
the findings of the probate court,
and levied a tax on the $2,220,-
491 left by the deceased.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15

The state board of examiners
last week agreedlon the sale of the
Hamilton laboratory to the federal
government for s6s,757. Legisla-
ton providing for the transfer
from the state to the federal gov
ernment of the property was en-
acted by state and national legis-
latures last session.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-15

Commissioner of Lands |. M.
Brandjord returned last week from
the sale of state lands at Harlow
ton. All the land advertised was
sold, a total of 1,346 acres, and
brought an average of S14 an acre.
One section brought S34 an acre.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05
uLiEFsN Oh La GAGETA
--
LAS TRAGEDIAS
DE PARIS
TrAducci6p de
Pedro Pedl azA Y PSex

Que quisro Glen mil fran
COS.
-iY vents a pedfrmelos?
-Claro esta.
isl no os burlais es que
s)is un loco!
Nj una cosa nj otra. Hablo
con mucha serenidad. iDadme
esos Glen mil francos!.,. De to.
dos MOODS os quedaran trescien
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

tos cincuenta v siete MIL. idel
soberbio negocio!
-iC6mo!... lque decis?-
balbucio Muller con voz ahoga-
da y levantandose repentina-
mente.
-Digo que habeis cogido cua-
trocientos cincuenta y siete mil
FRANCES de la GAIA del baron de
Worms, despues de darle muer-
Ite.. iy yo quiero 10 que me to-
lea!
-iAh, miserable !-murmu-
r6 el cajero, pronto a lanzarse
sobre su visitante.
Este, sin moverse, lie detuvo
rdplicandole al mismo tempo
que lie apuntaba con un rev6l-
YER:
| -iNo seals tonto!. L., he veni-
La gaceta., 1931-02-05
AVISOS EN- YbOR CITY

sin duda 10 ignorais o aparen-
tails ignorarlo... mo sois soda
mente un miserable, senior Pico
let... sois I'm idiota!
Sta. Pi. Sc levant6, hizo un
saludo c6mico y contesto:
i Gracias por ell elogio, Sc
nor cajero!... Todo ESQ es muy
hermoso; pero no nos References
de 10 principal: la noche del a.
sesinato, de once Y media a una,
me hallaba en- ell jardin cuya
llave me habfais entregado.
JQue quereis?.,. Seguia por a.
fici6n espiando. Deseaba pre-
senciar la partida de los aman-
tes.. Les vi salir, dejando una
puerta entornada... Impelido
por la curiosidad, o quiza por
un ~pensamiento de codicia...
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

porque soy tan brib6n como vos,
penetre dentro del hotel. jAlli
os vi trazar las pocas lineas de-
la carta anonima que habia de
encontrarse mas tarde en- la
mano del cadaver!... vi bajar al
baron de Worms!... Vi. ide-
seals saber 10 que viz.
II No!-dijo Muller.-iCa-
Had! icallad!
y todo ESQ 10 he dejado es-
critic, Y TODD ESQ 10 he firmado;
y 81, por desgracia, me %ocurrie-
Sc algo malo esta noche, ell dig
mo juez senior Duvernet recibi-
ria manana, a Jas seis, en- su
despacho, ell documento de que
os hablo. Ahora decidme: iesta-
mos de acuerdo?
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

do prevenido... va 10 veis!.. En-
tregadme Glen mil frances Y SOY
vuestro complete guardando ST.
lencio, 10 cual he de confesar
que no es NADIA laudable,. Pero
ilue diablo! Ell dinero ante TODD,
La practica de todas las virtu-
des no me produciran jamas
cinco mil frances de renta. lEs-
tails conforme?
Federico Muller habia recu-
perado su sangre fra.
/ -iSois un atrevido bribonl
-diio ESTABLISHMENTS ;-pero
vuestra tentativa de explota-
ci6n fracasa completamente.
lQue me importa una denuncia
absurda y ridicula? Los asesi-
ncs del baron de Worms sc ha-
Han en- pOder de la Justicia, y
La gaceta., 1931-02-05
LA GACETA

uno de los mejores boxeadores
del Sur, en- su clase, una venta-
ia de varias libras.
La batalN hEe Cancela y Finch
tendra lugA n dia II y la de
Sagtero-FitzA1Md, ell II.
Mr.. KenneA aba de hace7
proposiciones a Joe Dundee, el
excampe6n de peso Nelter, pa
ra que venga a Tampa despues
de una pelea que debera soste-
ner en- la Habana, ell dia Fl.
Ell manager de Dundee pidi6
ofertas y ell viejo empresario lie
contesto, brindandole una opor-
tunidad con Young Manuel
Quintero.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

tran en- parte segura... No pue-
90 entregaroslos esta noche...
pero no os separeis de mi, 81
creels que intento enganaros, y
manana, al despuntar ell alba,
quedara pagado vuestro siIen-
clio.
lilo quedara ahora mismo,
we Dlos!-exclam6 ell visitan-
'e n%octurno con voz que no te-
MA NADIA de ronca nj chillona.
Ell lao estaba admirablemen-
'e tendido, y habeis caido en- el
como IN zorro. iEstais cogidot
al decir este Sc arranco la
peluca de Rios pegados a las
Slehes' sus bigotes postizos. y
.preSento, en- vez del rostro cini-
co de Stoni Picolet, la cara iro-
MICA de John, sin rival en- IA
La gaceta., 1931-02-05
LOS DE LA
FLORIDA NO FUERON A
NJ

Universidad, Va, Feb. o.
por haberse establecido una
iuarentena contra la Escuela de
Clemson, en- Carolina del Sur,
i team de boxeo de la Universe
dad de Florida sali6 anoche pa.
ra Gainesville, en- lugar de diri.
yirse a Calhoun, S. {
Este ha sido ell ttrcer rival
de la conferencia que ha canoe
lado encuentro con los "Caima-
nes'. Los anteriores fueron las
universidades de Tulane y la
del estado de Louisiana.
A los gladiadores de la Uni
versidad de la Florida lie que
dan ahora otros dos encuen-
tros, con Citadel y Miami.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

i Me entregareis los cier
mil frances?
-Os los dare pero con una
condici6n.
-jCual?
Que con esa cantidad SAL
Idrels de Paris y no regresardis
hasta pasados tres meses.
-iPero despues puedo VOL
yer!
ST, porque en- esos tres me-
ses terminate 10 que me queda
que hacer.
-Conforme... Venga e, dine
70.
m-Deb6is comprsnder Que los
oilletes de Baneo no los tenpo
aqui' donde I'm registro de Ia
policia podria descubrjrIos IL
un momentO a otro... Sc encuen-
La gaceta., 1931-02-05
A DOS N Pc
LEAS DE MIAMI ATRAE-
RAN AL PUBLICO

Miami, Feb. Sci optimis-
mo de nuestra cosecha de pufos
del sur pasa de toda creencia.
81 los hombres de negocios de
estas parties miraran para la
buena vieja Inca de plata de
que listed ha dido hablar en- los
La gaceta., 1931-02-05
CANCELA PELEARA CON
BATTLING FINCH

Para una pelea que Sc verifi-
cara aqui la semana pr6xima, ell
promoter de los A%rtilleros, Mr..
Kennedy, ha contratado a To-
ny Cancela, oriundo de Galicia,
vencedor de Bob Goodwin, y "a
Battling Finch, de St. Peters,
burg.
Cancela dara a Finch, que
pertenece a La categoria de pc
so complete y esta considerable
La gaceta., 1931-02-05
VICTORIA DE KAPLAN

New Haven, Conn, Feb. s.
Jack Portney, de Baltimore, fue
derrotado anoche aquf, en- IN
suave bout a diez asaltos, pc
Luis Kid Kaplan, de Meriden.
Jack Dempsey actu6 de refc
rec.
Pesaba Kaplan 135Hlibras.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05
30 20
STRIBLING SALDRA PARA
A

Macon, Ga, Saldra hoy para
Miami en- su aeroplano frey
de los Frenos de Cana, w. L.
Stribling, legitimo a~spirante =
Ia corona mundial de peso COM
pleto.
Pasara dos meses en- esa flo
reciente ciudad de la Florida.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05
uASIFICADOS

AGENTES-Dos agentes para
Ybor, que hablen espanol e in
giles, Buena comisi6n. Trabajo
flo. C. w. Smith, Box 1913,
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1931-02-05

CERRADO-
Sale para New York ell sabado
pr la manana. Puede llevar B
personals. Informan 1907 Doce
avenida.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-05
News From Big League Training Camps

"Henline doesn't look like the same
fellow that was with the Robins
when I was managing Pittsburgh"
Bush said. Casey Stengel made a
real catcher out Of him at Toledo"
q n y
CLEARWATER. Fla, March Slot or
cold. wet or dry, the Brooklyn Robins can
hit that old baseball.
On a sogEy playing field that was
whipped by a biting wind the Robins
played = s~eVen-inning practice game
Wednesday. the regulars winning 80 to 3.
The regulars homers totalied nine. with
Herman and Frederick each getting two.
The batting spree was the heaviest a
Brooklyn team ever exhibited in a training
camp game.
CT. PETERSBURG, Fla, March 5.
- Charlie Wilson, infieId recruit
purchased from Rochester last fall
at a fancy price, may be lost to the
Braves for several weeks. Wilson
was badly spiked above the knee
while taking a throw at third
Wednesday in a practice game.
The game was won by the rockies,
ii to 4, marking the second time
in as many days Rabbit Maranville'S
regulars have been humbled.
q y q
FIT. MYERS. Fla. March 5.-PhiI Tod4,
veteran first baseman who will serve as
understudy to Jimmy FOxx with the world
champion Athletics this season, has been
showing good form in recent workouts.
Todt. n ~left-bznded batter should fit into
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-05
Second Team
RIEL, Northwestern
o Minnesota
Northwestern
MARSHALL, Northwestern
OWEN, Illinois

the fact the schedule will not be
completed until Monday.
Joe Ref, Northwestern star, was
the only unanimous choice Of all
Ten coaches.
Schoening, Minnesota's long shot
artist, and Wooden, Purdue, who
was an all Conference man in his
sophomore year last season, received
the second highest number Of votes,
six coaches placing them IN their
first team.