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Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-29

Chairman Raskob has started a
campaign to wipe out the Demo-
cratic campaign deficit. Why
doesn't he levy a tax on Democra-
tic incomes
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-29
opnrp To SHOW CAUSE

In the Matter of the Estate and Guar
dianship of Anna Early, an
Incompetent.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-29

M rHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
THiETEENTH JUDICIAL DIS
TElCT OF TIE STATE OF MON :
TANA, IN AND FOR THE COON 7
OF CARBON.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-29

If YOU want to buy something
it might be right here IN Red
Lodge. Run a classified ad in the
News. and we will find it for you.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-29
RED CROSS DRIVE
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than they have been in other years,
but is disappointed in that the eoun-
ty people do not seem to favor the
raising of the complete quota,
$4,000.
Other counties that are in more
serious conditions than Carbon are
meeting their quotas, some exceed
ing their designated amounts. Car
bon county compares unfavorably
with these.
The board believes that the lack
of public spirit and sentiment,
rather than the lack of funds, is
responsible for the shortage.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-29

Staggering Visitors Betray Bar
Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 28-(UP)'
An elaborate. bar aboard house
boat was recently seized by fed
eral agents near here when they
noticed visitors at the boat often
staggered as they left.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-29

Of course if Mahatma Gandhi
is not able to settle his difficult
ties in London, there is always the
League of Nations to fall back on.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-29
Wanted to Buy

Two or three horsepower electric
motor. Matt Kovach at swimming
pool. ioo'
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-29

Call No. 9 to turn in your clas-
Sified ad or news items.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-29

You may have something to sell,
and only few people know about
It 1t might be a secondhand
stove: or an extra piece of furni-
ture; or anything else.
Run a classified ad in the News
and it will sell.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1931-10-29

One thing about the British ell
elections is that when they decide
to hold one over there they don't
waste much time on primaries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
Little Old New York

(bna2o evidently hasn't fntne clam [" he ntIs pi 2sn2slrfs haven, linIs Old New York sill rs able ,p give lhr midwest, 'ern ely j run iof lis nDnsY da far 1a cold, bloodsd and brutal underworld tS'ijcs 'e concerned, Witness lhe recent ahpolin2 on East lD/ih stfget ID which frye ,biIdfsn were lslied by the bullets from 21H2sis,a Wrs- pons l. Was tbs usadl method pt at'd's ny lbsse hardy sons oi fmeu'a lheY ap. pfoashed lhsn intended Yi,l,m n An open touring ,a, A. tbsY neated hIm illlvs and sbotyuns appeared 1 hr man on ibv spot fell 10 ,hs sidsw4lL wbily iusIl1ds "t bnl- lets ripped and lore through group pi 'hIl, dfsn playing ID ihc nel2bbpfbprd
 Five childfsn, ranging ID age hpm : 'p l4. were stu,k by ihe bolsts, aDme "i ibem ,wo and ii,ye nmes. he ibfev yss, old tpt vas asleep ID J baby ,atpd2r a0d TWO buleis prHeuated tis body, One youDysiet less lDnundls tbdn the onIefs vas literally fidded bY bulIr's l be man i"' whom lbsy were inlended es'apgd s'pt free. Tn the excitement following lhe gun ite be walked away Il Is bellryed hH be wasn'i even sc,aithed bz j bullet Df cpufsv lhs touring esf sped away witb lls ueW "t hne. law, abiding u,I/sns. he ppji's sfe n"W investigating
 Perhaps ibia latesi pulbuisl pi gang Wa fare will ,ause Police trnmissipnu Mul rooney lo devote some lims lD breaking up Jbsw lguds. instead of demanding ,denilll,S tion papers ol Higbi club owners and iasiai ing tb1t ibey bs closed si ll "'dpb N tpuisf, lhe shooting was pat oi I'sW f"ib beer wsdStg Control ot he Efonz and Jjstlem beer usihc is believed Al ihs foot "i fhe trouble Jus one more mark against tbs good pId lbib amsndmsn' winch h1s done so mUdb lpf fbls nation We dion know what ii bas done except io make Ds nation of home drinkers Prohibition bas . p1 more liquor n he homes of ibs e"uh- .uY ibSH spsi n 10 history
 The crimes oi violence tbsf can be lad dpse1y al ibs dpDf pl prohibition sis t"o pumstGus ip mention Suffice II to say ,bsi n fhe days ai fbs liesassd saloon tbsr Wss never lbe corruption and laWlesshsss <. ibs sxis,s today Wbsn ebId,sn playing 2 io our piy srssis are io bll W'pms to care lsss bulisls pt 2snzsts,s guns II s bi2b unf 4, iof us Do itss in oU Wfsih snd nd tbs ns- iion 0i ihsse yoGps criminals Mpsi of oosm s~ lily hyTef IgdIyIdusls, bisw be fsnAs bsy a~ btandisbIn2 gun m have ysny bebnd fbsm II lhsfs he stuff r Amsiesps Hs made oi W, should bsts to ~bsw on, fo,dstbsn fsiuto i9 tbs country t9 ss ie whom ibsy have s1tfuslsd d,slf bf0isgs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
No Depression Here

Argentina needs no moratorium. obe Is exporting wheat, maIze, oats and lInseed n great quantities. Prices are low. il IS true. but shipments are large. Even with tbe inn mense crops. lbe total of moneys received IS mol 50 great as in some other recent years, Nevertheless, Argentina considers herself fortunate. The statement of her president. Unbufu. 10 ihe Washington embassy may go down n history.
 Argentina has not asked, does not re, quife and would not accept any moratorium even fl offered" I heres proud and in dependent statement for waiting world, Maybe Argentina is truly fortunate. The world hopes so, And maybe a2Ain, sbe IS in one of ibe early and happy stages of max ing certain mistakes such ss have brought later sorrow to those naiIons once seeming 70 happy prosperous and independent ol tbe rest ol the world.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
Bacteria Control

Dr Arnold I. Kendall. baeieroiogia at Northwestern University. has made A dis. eoyery which many of his fellow scientists in medicine and baetsrology regard as sx- tremely important in the study of hitherto bsinng diseases. IL is known that germs have different phases and in each phase may have a different effect upon the human system. The theory is that one disease may be caused by the germ in its invisible phase and some entirely difefen, disease by tbe germ wben n has entered another phase and become visible under the microscope. Df Kendall bas discovered how 10 alter the form ol tbe invisible. fltefsble bacteria" and is able 10 change them St will 10 their visible form. Under such control their activities can be more effectively studied.
 All tbis is little difficult for the layman. IL may be illustrated by tbe example Of the utterly different stages in the life of cater. pillar. cocoon and butterfly Df Kendall has found out how To control these changes in bacteria, making it possible. fbe scientific hope 10 study tbe cause and cure Of such diseases AS sleeping sickness. cancer. inian, iile paralysis and others up 10 now regarded as neuf5ble. IL may be that ibls discovery IS of more importance 10 tbe human fdee and To civilization than settlement of iniefna, llonsl economic problems
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
THURSDAY, JULY 90, 193l
No Pooling Now

Any attempts upon tbe part of ths dem oefsts of Waterbury 10 belinIe the fspublI- can msyoralty campaign in Waterbury 'hs year is sure 10 come to grlsl, Wiib tbe public announcement of George Tracy tbst be will be the candidate of tbe republican party if nominated we can expect no let-up upon tbs part of the g.o.p. To break tbe hold that he democratic party has had on Waterbury for a good many years. The I93I cam psign promises To be he most exciting and perhaps the closest that tbis city bss sz- perisneed m years. What wnh ibe demo. erals preparing for primary battle tbe outcome may be in doubt until ihe last bal lot is recorded
 Win Attorney Jheobald Conway m the town ebsirman's office and Mf Tray head ing 4 united republican party tbe~ will be plenty of work ahead of ihe dsmoefals. Now is certainly fbe time for all good men to come To ihe aid of lbe party. Mf Conway and MT Tracy may form combination that the dsmoefs,s will find hard To beat. All of which should make tbe democfais com msnee ID earnest 10 prepare for the October test at the polls. Waterbury ou2h, 'o re- main demoefatie tbis fall for numerous req, sons. some ol tbsm are political
 In tbe frst place this city may play more prominent part in ihe lJjL slste and national conventions than Tn former yeats, fl il does. it will be simply because ihs thy Is sf,li in the democrstic column. With ths large cities oi the stAie safely demooauc tbsrs will be J much better chance in IJ3Z of ths party oarYIn2 the state election and also giving Iis electoral vote To lbe demo cratic candidate for president There IS plenty of responsibility upon he shoulders of the local demouAlic leaders They can't afford To pass up their opportunities now,
 4 democratic victory in Odobsr would be , v,ndieaton ot lhe Hayes economy pfo- gram which vas initiated in lJ2J. whether or nol Mayor Hayes or Mr Kennedy h's primary opponent. is the candidate oi tbs parry, Democrats are blamed for everything from high taxes To bad times in Waterbury. As s matter of iscf tbe same would un- doublsdly have happened had our admins, ustion been republican instead oi dsmotaiIe. We don'l look for change m admiDis'fa- lion. We ibink tbal the democrats will triumph st the polls m October but we do thnk ,b4, w,Ib Mf Conway and Mf Tracy Al 'he helm he republicans are going 70 make 2allsn, effort 70 change ihs odds now against them
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
AN IDEA WITH pOssIBILiTiif ifs
tMeriden JOurDhD

Telephone In tha home of Sharp Mossop. Bridgeport coll leot"r of asbes, rang at 1 o'clock in ths morning. M. Mossop. who has many men and trucks hnsld ht the hour. hbsteDed Co hnswer,
 "aO0d morning" came T. w0- mans voice, seemingly pleasant. "I have just been awakened by one of your W0rkmau removing ashes from my back yard. 50 ] thought "a call y0u up and see how you liked Co ba disturbed at this hour. Lovely morning, isn't it2"
 MT MOss0p thought things over and gave orders 10 his men Co bs- gin work at ( as m, hereafter
 This wOman's iden ts h bright one and has large possibilities for es- paustoD. Persons who th0Ughilessiy or tD0ODsiderateiy annoy and dis turb others would change their ways promptly If given h dose of their own medicine,
 The victim of needless noises at night would undoubtedly get res lief if he gaVa his tOrmeniOrs a blast of naedieas noises tn the early morning. Two can play at almost my game and. as MT M0ss0p disr covered, inc only fair way ia to put yourself tH the other fellows shoes occasionally and ssa 1T you are treating him as you would iike to be treated
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
Lessons Learned

! be philosophers tell us 'bat pcnods oi difficulty are Vefy useful 10 people. II they are disposed io learn the lessons of such ez- pefiences. In ihe past fhe American people have learned very valuable lessons from lbe periods ol sub normal business which they have experienced, They should learn equally valuable ones from lbe business teyetses of IJ}O, which seem now 10 be dose to tber end
 The depression of lHJj714 lau2ht the American people lhe value Of stable cur teney. As result tbey established ibeH currency system on ss finn basis 1s ilhah, eisl seience makes possible he lJOIsOh depresison iau2ht them tbe necessity pt better banking system, Consequently they created fhe federal reserve system. winch car red ibe country through great war Wiih out distress. The lJlO21 depression laugh, fbem he folly oi exuava2ance and high prices. and fhe necessity of lbniL Since lbsn they have no, tolerated extremely high prices. and they have been saving J great deal of money.
 One lesson which they did mol thorough. Iy learn from these ihiee depfessons. how eyer, vas io be extremely cautious about speculation Consequently they got t1n2bi m 1929 ln the most disastrous speculative bubble ibe country eVsf experienced, II 's ty be hoped lhsl they have learned lesson sbpui dangerous speculation from ihs jJIJ experience, and that hereafter these inflated booma will be cbecbed by lbe financial lead CTS before ihey become mehatIn2
 Also ihe ezpvuence ol JJAJ 70 should have persuaded lhe business leaders ip plan more sileciyely tp give thef help regular employment II ihe IJjO depression shall have tau2hi lhe country these lessons. as previous periods pi low anWtY accom- pllsl,ed ihef positive results, then lbe eZ, psifn'es oi lhe pJsi TWO YsJfs WilI have ptoyvd useful
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
4 PROFESSION PASSES
tIInrLfOrd GOurnnL.l

titnftf0fd COufhni,)
 A police official in New York says lhnt one form of crime is dis appearing, The pickD0eket is now rarely found, Perhaps tha pI,k, pocket has shifted Co q line of crime in which be can md more action New York. We are told. sill has Il p,ckpockst squad. but it has had lille 10 do, save t0 d)s' euss the good old days of 1915. when two hundred arrests were made in one day. ihst year saw n totni Uf only nine convictions of pickpOckels.
 The lieutenant says that there Is no place in modern crime for the pick pocket, Iis does not care Co go tO work, and he cannot be trusted with h gun iD fl "big job'" The piekp06kets now form tha fringe of gnDghom, picking np change by running beer by iha quart for bootisggers. and now and then they steal quarters, dimes or nickeIs from men in the subw1ys OF those sleeping on park benches. II is what might bs termed Il hand ios mouth existence, It bns 'onio about because tha ptekpoGket cans not keep the pBea With fh'ksteers hijaokefs and rum runners, Husi- ness Is being done In h big why. and the old time Dickp0cket Ia not flt for it
 We assuns that all this Is true. tn which case we shall read "Oiiyar Twist once more and refresh our memory regarding the Artful D0dger and ibe others under F6sin's instruction for Il time, We sltii have the highWhymhD in good standing. although hs doas not ride a horse and carry h brace of pistols hs when hs held up ths Dover mail lie is ont for f far larger sum thHn In he days when bs t0yh rings and jewels from D0blsmsn and oitixsns, of which exploits youth re1d surfepitii0usly shortly after the end of ihe civil War i,ut tbnH the highwaynen rank cd far higher than ths piGkp0Gkat' 'fhe latter has departed because like other things crime operates in a bigger way now,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
At The National Capitol DAILY WASHINGTON LETTER Digest of Who's Who and Whats What
 By RODNEY BUTCHER
DAILY WASHINGTON LETTER

t0 such tricks ns mixing several codes. inserting meaningless sym b0Is. avoiding expeditions and toss ing beginnings and ends of mes shges Into the middle.
 Codes mean code books. for any code based on anything that can be carried in the head can bs easily and immediately decjphersd. Yard ley says any good code book must carry various symbols for each of the thousand most common words so repetition will be avoided.
 Trhns-Atlhnttc telephone c0pyers sait0Ds jD the recent negotiations with Europe couldn't well be e0d- ed. Ton just speak gnhrdedIy in fl "Ase like that and cable your really confidential messages ip code. Ynrdiey says Secretary or bthia fiimsDn stopped ths practice Df deeipbering messages of the other governments, but no one has suggested that they have stopped reading ours. on Inc other hand, you'd have n hard time proving that they do.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30

The reception that was tendefed 10 Billy Burke, national open golf champion. by the Msuatusk Country club of this city Tues day nigh, was certainly mefited by the for. mef Nau2aluek eaddy Much has been said and written of Mf Butke's rise in the golf world. IL is not our attempt to vie with the many writers who have exiolled his ex' plons. Certainly the welcome which be re- eeived from bs many friends and admirers in th,s city shouId convince tbe champion tbat ,bis la J great litie country in which io be born. American enthusiasm they say runs bot and cold, You're in tbe headlines one day and ignored ibe nexL Maybe 50. but its nice to enjoy Al leas one day m the sun,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
GEN EitAL KNOx,s MANa,oN

fFHW pUtN Dtefuu9IfIUHUcD
 The f1ne old town of ThOmnstop, Me, will have fl new interest for visitors in the reproduced man sion Of General Henry Knox. which is Co be dedicated formally to-day hs h memorial 0f tha itav- Oiutj0Dhry soldier and statesman, WashiDgton's secretary 0f war, who spent his years of retirement tn spacious comfort at ths hand of Ht George river, on tan0bso0t Hay, Of the original Montpelier there is an outlying remnant forming the present Maine Central railroad station, but the mansion itself, one 0f tba statelisst tn Maine, built jD i7g4, was demolished tD th7i,
 The reproduction, on tba AtiaD- tic Highway, at distance from tbs old site of the house, has been carried out tn fatthfui detail, For tunatsIy, much of the furniture and other personal belongings Of General Knox have been preserved for the new MOntapaiier,
 There afs many legends Of the lavish hospitality extended by Gen erai and Madame Knox on their Thomsst0n estate, The presence of a delegation 0f feB0bse0t tDdians at tha dedication ceremonies rs. calls in particular a traditional visit of ths Tarraiins tribe. who were so boupttfutiy entertained thai they would have stayed l0' definitely with pleasure if the gen arai had not nnaiy besn obliged io cry enough. The historically mind. cd people of kD0E county and else whaga tn Maine have worked for years on tba plans and finhba' Ing 0f tha psbUiit Montpelier. Tour iais will enjoy it as they e the LenafsIiow house tn Portland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
TODAY IS THEA ANNIVERSARY 9kZA
LI2TIcit TO BAKER

On July 90. 1917. Andre Tar dieu, French high commissioner To tbe United States, made public. through Il letter 10 Secretary or War Baker. many important Facts regarding the present strength or France ns a lighting unit,
 He was jnpelIed t0 write, hs said, 10 correct what he termed inaccurate information in Amefl" can newspapers regarding tns military conditions In Enf0pe. Hs showed in his letter that France. after three years of war. was Just as vigorous and powerful hs hi tbs beginning. Whereas st fbs beginning of the war France had 1000. 900 men. she h1d tbfss ysnrs later more than 3,OOo,oOo'
 "rhs French army" he wrote. holds more than tW0sthir1s or the western front. that is to say. of tbs front where the enemy has always directed lis chief ekefs uOn." In addition, he said. FraUGs had completely re" equipped and re.hrmed the l'el' pian, Serbian and Greek armies
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
Quotations

tt 10 inevitable that the entire bhBkiDg system must be soaih hijz6d in the public interest,
 Professor G0tst9d WafDs, Honesty brings terrific isolation tD life,
 s-ltav F, 4, biaddah 1 would as lief poison people ss tell uDirutbs about them, u Bishop W0odaook of Kentucky The chief danger Co religion lies in ihh fact that tt hss become SD respectable,
 Professor John Dewey, slidartula civilization has given 0s organization and distribution Of our various forms Of wealth, Hay Lyman Wilbur. secretary of interior,
 Tbs dssssssi"a was caused sfi'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
TO-DAY'S SELECTED POEM
Jttt CLOUDS

i3y Eisnb Y bJhoHGald in The New f0rb
 tlW0HJ 1 wonder hhBi they ihint of 1a AS ihe9 RD selling by. Va heVHi sstuI iD tHiUk bf IH.UI Except ss blls of tbg And 1sl they pui'e reflect our moods, Di even Uaks us so Jhni we ore smiling Wiih ibs sky CT mirroring iis Wot. wonder what thsy lhluh of us, They WhU HaH Ice ru faiJ They fsnW Hs well, ludiHnInut On .bsit pedsriBis up there, And vel, asaiD, i hsenH ip las, Al ihs bpuf of evening buhb Thas ihiDk wa afh qulta awful, bor ths Hk.'A g crimson blush,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
Here, There And Euerywhere

ehaviIy Into debt and 10 create hli manner of jobs for the party faith ful,
 When ths people begin talking economy ip earnest and Impress upon the minds of their executives the fact that they demand bust" ness methods in municipal affairs. the municipal income will more nearly approach the outgo and there will be DO need of efforts to try To gougs more money from tbs hnyBssrd landlords who hnvs tO pass Il part of the burden on To tenants,
 Htti, IFS q good ideh to hold T. gabfest such as Mayor Quigley pros poses for the public may then bs stirred up enough 10 tell he mayors where they get off and how.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
Good evening.
 O---D-~O SUMMER PROGRAMS
"A SMILES THE THING"

If this heat wave continues, 1 don't know what we'll do. Roasting days and sweating nights GOT course, it's nothing new.) l hat seems the summer program. For those who spin and toll. The while Old Sol beams on us, Benr on his daily boil, It's beat wave here and heat wave
 there.
 And that without A break. We can't sleep in lbe daytime
 hours,
 Al night we lie awake. l be dawn finds US dead tired. There's nothing we can do. lis just the summer schedule. We've gof 10 see il through. Last night ibe thunder shower. Scarce cooled us off bit. IL lasted few moments. And failed to make hi. ] long for Ieelands ieebef2s. long for Arctic shore. This closes my lone ditty. That's all there is. there is nc
 more,
 o~-~D~~O Times are almost As dulI ss some of he restaurant kHtyes in Waterbury.
 % Q
 There's nOibiHE satisfies like satisfaction.
 D~~Dvsgro 4 modern American Is one who has the painters tackle ihs En' iHge before the house,
 O~aD-D
 A noted EHglishmHH says America Is Inc Wen6Eerie Of he world, suppose all he siW while here on his virit were Inc blind tigers.
 % -rO The WHy some Of II fhstes, why nDi coll IL Guss~tGtd pis7
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30

We do wish fhat some agency would take upon itself lhc annual task ol keeping the Nau2atuck uyer within the city limits clean of rubbish, such as barrels. lin cans. and tbe ike. Somehow or other all these obJects seems to collect right near the vanons bridges over which tourist traffic plies. lts T good job for some civic club or tbe Boy Scouts. Egen unemployed men could do it,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
tDtiNit;tjsbi

itep voice WAS golden, it sel tIs boys aii piniDg, And sD ii,e campers called her, Ijic gal wiui tiIe silver itHiIk
 o-77D Q i;s sure io take jelly bread s6nd Wj"hes on your picnic, Then something iH addition 10 ihe himDs sphere will be sticky
 D~-o
 Gasoline hobsta almost as many "uIors AS the ears it keeps going,
 O--rb aetU Men love iD fisj. on their vhoas lions, especially 1T iha Wife'k fhIa7 lives are along, Indigestion, caused by angel cake. may land Inc yloiim In hehyah,
 The bed bag season ls short biH long enough for ths bugs io get n bite,
 ruppy love, suppose, is the Kind ibHt develops during dog days ib August
 OwsDrsrO The average girl deals mOfa 0r less in heart ware,
 % 0 An opiimisi is fl fellow who gets so bot iU Juiy that hs ihibks ths family DaH get aWay with one less ton or coal iha following winter,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-30
Personal Health SerUice Dy William Brady, M. D.)

Signed letters pertaining Co t"fs"h"' heniii, and hygiene. not dls"nh" d'"gh'a'S T treat ,ncnt will be answered by Dr 'rhhS' Address him, care of thc Democrat ~hh"g stamp and addressed envelope.