Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-06-02
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women with receding jaws. That's
a husband. He says it is exception
al to find a woman with a r~etrusive
jaw who has remained single.
DECATUR, Ga.-Mules and au-
tomobiles are equal in the eyes Of
the law hereabouts when used to
transport liquor. Officers came
upon one hitched to a buggy in
which there was four gallons of
liquor. The mule was condemned
and will be sold at auction at the
end of 80 days just as automobiles
are.
DETROIT-A whispering cam
paign" has been drowned out by
the stern voice of the law. Hymie
Cantor came into court to COM
plain that his brother-in-law, Moe
Diamond, talked about him all over
the store, "and as if that wasn't
enough complained Hymie fur
Their, che punched me once in the
flimsies." The court would be en-
~lightened. "In the lingerie depart
ment," explained Hymie. An in
junction was ordered,
BUFFALO, N. Casper Schiele
wherever he is, will be glad to
know that his mother has found out
her mistake. Last November she
charged him with stealing 5000
from her and he left home. But
she has found the money in an old
shoe and remembers hiding it
there.
BUENOS AIRES - If Cotedar
wins her next race at the Palmero
track, it will be just another horse
race for her owner, Carlos Lom-
bardos. His creditors obtained an
order from a bankruptcy court al
lowing them to enter the mare and
apply the winnings, if any, to Lom-
bardo's assets.
LEAVENWORTH, Kans-Gene-
va L. Coon couldn't have done any
better in high school if she wanted
to. She finished the course with
grades of 100 per cent in all sub
jects thruout the four years.
NEW Y0RK-Marcus Daily LII,
grandson of the Montana copper
king, will have to scrimp along on
$50, 900 annually. His mother
thot $43, 781 was the least Mar
Gus could do with, but his legal
guardian said his ward ought to
learn to save money. A surrogate
fixed the amount. Marcus who is
IL, has an income of $96,599 a
year from a trust fund left by his
grandfather.
PHTLADELPHIA-The Sc a week
Mrs. Daniel Martin earns doing
washing has been freed from an at
tachment. Her husband had her
into domestic relations court,
changing that she owed him $50
under an order entered last fall
which required her to pay So a
week toward his support because of
his age and infirmities.
CHICAGO-It's all right to cor
rect errors in grammar, but be
careful about picking examples,
says Assistant Corporation Counsel
Appel. In a school book entitled
Common Errors in English Cor
rected,p he spotted a sentence say
ing: Neither gangsters nor muir
derers are molested very much by
the Chicago police" He indicted a
letter to the publisher saying some
thing ominous about libel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. john
son, IL, made a good catch and
thereby saved a life. CHANGING up,
he saw a baby rolling off an apart
ment house roof. He caught the
child as it fell and was knocked to
the ground. The baby suffered a
possible skull fracture but doctors
said it would live.
NEW YORK - Gravy, gravy
everywhere but folks don't know
what to do with it, is the way
Gutzon Borglum, sculptor of noun
tains, looks at the economic situa-
ton. at is all cowardice. Our souls
are sick and our knees are trem-
bling. We are covered with gravy
of plenty and we don't know what
to do with it."
DILLON, N. C.-"Just watch me
wham this one" said Attorney W.
C. Moore to Henry Lucious, whom
he was showing how to play golf.
Wham it he did, and the ball sailed
away from the tee like a shot. But
Lucious wasn't interested in its
progress. He was lying on the
ground with a fractured jaw. After
hitting the ball, the club hit him.
WASHINGTON - Will Rogers
would like to accept that invitation
to umpire a ball game between
a,.n n-orocro+e and Rpnuhlicaus