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Montana labor news., 1932-11-17
SHERIFF'S SALE
Under Execution.
JOSEPH FARoNI, Plaintiff, VS.. JOSEF

JOSEPH FARoNI, Plaintiff, VS.. JOSEPH
p. MCNAMARA, ct al, Defendants.
day of November, A. ID. 1892, at 2:45
o'clock p. m, at the front door of the
Silver Bow County Court House, City Of
Butte, County of Silver Bow, State of Mon
tana, the following described real property,
to-wit:
All of the right, title, and interest of
each and all Of the hereinafter named de-
PENDANTS in and to that certain patented
Lode Mining Claim described as follows
Survey No. 1908, Lot No. 800 Stanislas
Lode Claim, Patented, Silver Bow County,
Montana.
The names of the heirs before mentioned
are: Joseph p. Mcnamara and Lena Nc
Namara, his wife; Catherine Mcnamara,
Vincent H.. Connole and Margaret Connole.
his wife; Geneva Il. Connole, now Geneva
II. Duggan; Francis II. Connole, Zita Sulli-
Montana labor news., 1932-11-17

determined to meet first the needs
of their own unemployed and to use
all available funds for that purpose.
Transients IRE often passed on by
the local authorities from one place
to another with no thought except
to get rid of them as quickly as
possible, irrespective of their actual
needs or pote~ntialities."
Montana labor news., 1932-11-17
sHERIFF's SALE
III IfNITT > NfLI
Under Judgment and Decree on
PIeaGinpa-

tHutI uuuEmths duu Decfee On tue
P1eadings.
M0NIDAH TRUST, a corporation, Plain
tiff, VS.. SILVER BOW CLUB BUILD
ING ASSOCIATION, a corporation, whose
charter has expired w. Nc G.. WHITE,
EUGENE CARROLL, J.. II. ROWE, M. c.
SMETTERS, r. ]. MCDONALD and j.
A. BROPHY, SURVIVING DIRECTORS
AS STATUTORY TRUSTEES FOR THE
CREDITORS AND STOCKHOLDERS OR
MEMBERS OF SAID SILVER BOW
CLUB BUILDING ASSOCIATION, a
corporation, and Silver Bow Club, a cor
poration, Defendants.
To be sold at Sheriff's Sale on the LIST
day of December, A. d. 1882, at 2:30
o'clock p. NJ, at the front door of the
Silver Bow County Court House, City of
Butte, County of Silver Bow, State of
Montana, the following described real
property, to-wit:
Lots numbered 10, II, and IS, in Block
numbered 10 of the Original Townslte of
Butte, Silver Bow County, Montana, ac-
cording to the Official Plat and Survey
thereof on file and of record in the office
of the County Clerk and Recorder of Sill
yer Bow County, Montana, together with
all and singular the lands, tenements,
Entertainments, easements, and appur-
t~enances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining.
LAWRENCE WEIR,
Sheriff, Silver Bow County, Montana.
By Bernard Barde, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated November 10, A. d. 1882.
First publication Nov. 10-4t.
Montana labor news., 1932-11-17
SHERIFF'S SALE

Under Judgment and Decree.
SAMUEL HERMAN, Plaintiff, VS.. ALEX
G. RODGER and GERTRUDE RODGER,
Defendants.
To be sold at Sheriff's Sale on the Sth
day of December, A. ID. 1882, at 2 o'clock
j. NJ, at the front door of the Silver Bow
County Court House, City of Butte, County
Montana labor news., 1932-11-17

and Paperhangers' Local No. 720.
Meets at Eagles Hall, Lewiston Block,
every Friday evening at Z 80 o'clock. ID.
L. Roat, Financial See, S1S West Quartz
st. II. c. Holland, Recording Sec, 100 s.
Alabama St, Phone 2-1306. Club Room
and Office at X. p. Hall, 1876 South Main
Street.
Montana labor news., 1932-11-17

Butte Theatrical Stage Employees and Nov
ing Picture Operators, No. "a. Meets
second Tuesday of each month at IL $50
p. m. at Union Hall. Joe Levesey, Pres. ;
A. +. Elge, Vice-Pres. L. G.. Farmer,
Financial Sec. Ed. Curran, Recording
Sec. Earl Wiles, Business Agent, Mon
tana Hotel, Phone 2-3427.
Montana labor news., 1932-11-17

Cooks and Walters. J. ]. Colligan, Pres. F;
VIM. Palmer, Business Agent; Frank
Murray, See. and Treas. Meets first and
Hall.
Montana labor news., 1932-11-17

Sheep Shearers' Union of North America,
No. 1, affiliated with A. II. Of L. Head
quarters, 554 S. Main. A. A. Evans,
Pres. Sec. Treas. Phone 2-1S93. p. o.
Box 1922.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
Isle SIT Sanic.

&arIif trGgt einen bier3ebntGoigen
8artpu6s.
8leibt Dor einem 8arbierloOen
Iteben.
o&ommen sic rein, mein &err",
ioot Der Barber au &arlif nit
freunOli6em 9Gdeln. nSaiien Sic
ii6 bel mir raiieren."
&orlif i1iittelt Sen &opf.
n9as weroe i6 mir nidt leiiten
fonnen.~
r9(ber Iieber Serrl 9as lit bod
nidt telter!"
nSrosoeml Sd tparte Iieber, Biz
i6 pie0er in meme Seimat fomme.
9a it's bod biaiger."
02ieber 6reun0, i6 tper0e Sbnen
et1pns iagen: Die 3eiten iino
idledt, man freut iid beut5utoge
iiber ie0en &un0en: &ommen Sic
rein unO 5oblen sic genait oosieIbe,
mas Sic in Sbrer Seimat 81 5ablen
pflegm.~
9arIif nidt, betritt Sen 2aoen,
miro muitergiiltig raiiert, nit Sol,
nii6em @aiier eingerieber, nit
Soutcreme beidmiert, %gepuOert, fur5,
feline gan5e Sdonbeit fommt NIT
Silfe oes BARRIERS gum Durdbrud.
@rinieno min Iid &arlif entfer-
men, ober ga ioet Der 8arbier:
n0iirfte id MN nod I'M 8e5ab-
lung bitten?"
08ielo 8e5oblung?"
Scum, mir baben oo6 ausgemadt,
onB Sic iobiel 5ablen ioaen, wie
Sic in S6rer @eimnt gu 5ablen pile
gen., erflGrt Ser @arbier.
SEQ alio, Damn ltimmt's bod,
grinit &arlif. n3u &arIe 5able id
iiberbaupt nidts, 0a roliert mid
meme SrauI"
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
.ainOer, fdout, Oas 1T uniere muttil"

- 8iiiig. sd iass INNER
nur oas, mas id mirflid meiB!"
80, alio 0esbol6 bit Ou INNER
10 idweigiam!"
@aIgenb Mifacief
lit ser ein5ige Menid unter meineit
9efannten, Ser feline &leite nit Su-
NOR trdgt.
gorigen Sonntag trat id i'm.
lpie er, Sen Hitdiad auf Gem 8ufel,
bergniigt Die itallbi9c 9anNitraBe
entIang maridierte, iiber Die er fonit
ItoI6 nit bunoert g. 8. I'M Supoert-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gebrauit mar.
uSonntagsausflug, Serr @ifo-
cief?" rief i6 i'm an.
nSapoa!" ladte er fr0biid.
Gin biBden uugemobat, Oas
Maridieren, nas?" iogte id meiter.
r@ott, Ser l1nteridieo lit 0oh gar
niGt 10 groB!~ ontpnrfete er gang
rubig. r3mei guditoben, nid)t
pabr. Sriiber Merceoes. Ssst per
pe0eS ...."
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
@eisbeit bes Sitens.

Srau 8rofeIior Dprenfurtb, sic
Satin oes Simalaiofori6ers, fam
nit Ser Expedition IL ein 9orf in
Nepal.
Sic I~tattete sem Gorfdltelten ei-
men Sofli9feitsbeilt6 ob uno iaB
Damn BEL ouf tibetan;ide @eiic be-
reitetem See iamiticn Ser ,pbn Sc
mablinnen bes Weamte1.
Die 5ebn Ganen 6eitaunten mo-
titrli1 oie 8s;Be nad) &rdften uno
ftelten tauien5 6ragen.
nSit es mabr. oaB ibr meiben
Srauen LIBERAL binseEea Oirft, NOS
bin ibr uont2 @enau wie Elm
Damn"
nSa."
sit es pabr bob on arA reiten
nnO idpimmen fannit wie Elm
Monn?"
.Sa."
Limo i6ieBen faanit gu audi mil
Ser fleinen Seueripribe9"
uSa."
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
Sum ertbeater.

I'm 1900 berun: lebrten all Ser
2eip3iger ltniperiitdt Binding uno
@ad beiOe onerfunnte @roBen
- Strairedt. ObuobI iic iid bril-
Oerlid in ben 2ebrplnn geteilt bat
ten, fonnten lie chamber nidjt aus
fteber.
ginoing belt i'm Sommeriemeiter
0os @raftifum ab, @a6 i'm @in.
ter. Sn 8inOing. uebunsen fun
eierte INNER Elm Stltoent ais Hid)-
ter, elm onOerer ais S%toatsanmalt
unO elm oritter aIs gerteiOiger.
8od bineegen uer5idtete ati llebun.
gen in Oieier 5orm, OoOurh geitol-
tete iiA iein Grattifum weientIid
IangpeiIiger. gls i'm einmaI elm
Stl0ent i'm Nomen aler Scorer bat,
er modte bod feline %l1ebuugen aud
nit oerteilten Stolen obboltcn, ent-
gegnete @od:
nSa, ipenn's Sbnen bel mir nidt
poBt, Damn geben Sic Oo6 5u mel.
mem &olegen 8inoing ms CONNER
tbeaterl~
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26

= Ger CID. nSagen Sic,
Die fommt eigentlid Der 8iiderrepi-
ior gellmonr oa5u, iid ieBt pereioig-
ter 8iiherrebiior 81 %nennen?"
n@r bat porige ISOLDE Sen Sffen-
barungseiO geleiItet."
g oitIagernb. 9us iiiBe
iunge Ding: SIT uieueidt elm 8riei
90 fir DSer3ige 8lonOine?"
Ser Mam am S6alter: oNein,
mein 6rGulein, aber tperln sic ein
biBden tpnrten, idreibe id Sbuen
einenl"
geioe Sanoe. @oier
fGbrt in ieinem neren &leinauto
0ur9 sic StroBen.
9ie redte Soto no6Idiiig am
Steuer, Oie linfe SanO intenIib nm
Die 8raut.
Gin Sdubmann 6remit unO ruft:
n8eioe SdnOe nebmenl"
@rinit @roier:
n&edt germ, aber nit Das jon i'd
Damn lenfen?~
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26

- Dem Monne muB &C.
boIfen werOen. nGeOen Sic
nibt bon Sbrer 8e0iirftigfeitl 2ugt
6a ni9t Die Sdnapsflaide aus
Sbrer &odtai6e2"
.So, es tit ober ni6ts mebr Orin,
Iie6er Serr!"
@rouam M. Siptge Srau:
Sea, S6abi i6medt Dir Ser Se-
rinesialat9"
n@or5iigfid, 2ieblingl Salt 0u Den
felbit gefauft?"
- abgeminft. geim &unO-
gang Olr6 oas abenoli9e 8ipaf
minfte @apoleon einem Sffi5ier.
nSbr Name?"
.9ubois".
nSberIt?"
r9ein, Sire, nur Sauptmann,
ober", 10 fiigte Dubois nit itol5em
Sreimlit bin5u, nih bin aus Dem
&oIae geidnist, aus Dem man einen
Sberiten ma6t". 0@ut, Sauptmann
Dubois, anttportete Der &aiier, uio-
balls i@ eirren S6eriten aus Sol5
brau6e, peroen sic es Ieir."
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26

= S6idtern. SO piiienie,
6rau SGul5e, oaS gannid eedlrtlif
gar MID begreif'n, oab Sbre foride
8odor 10 d dnglid'n i6idtern
Mann gebeirat' bat!"
SEA erlobmie mol, 5ruu Meier,
piei'n beirat'n, mar Ser bod gar.
mid 10, ser is ohm er.dt 10 ge-
poro'n ~"
Oabet. Ser iunge 8ote
lpar BON leinem Arbeitge5tr BET
9ienItantritt allshriidlih 9tfrag'
iuoroen. Oh er oas .Mctorraofabren
audi Dolig beberrine. SrotOem
aber tparen ollie Sage Nppnraturen
notig, nal Dies mo nal oaS Cine
&e1nune nad) ser onoeren @lieierte
Der iunge ManG elm, 10 oab MON
iid ge5wungen iah, ibn mieOer 81
fiin0igen.
.@as iperoen Sic MN mnden?"
.Nrbeiten BEL meincm gater. Ser
bat ne Heparaturwerfltatte Iiir Wo.
torraoerl"
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26

= Ni 9 t ,er &eoe inert.
SD oanfe Dir aud Id0n fir oein
@ei9enf, Snfel."
YS6on gut, Semi, tit ia ni6t Der
&eoe merit"
n0as meinte i9 aud, aber Mutti
bat geiagt, i6 miiBte mid trosOem
beoanfen."
8 Safen. .@eroen Sic
mir alub mein @ebalt na9 einem
Sabr beItimmt e%rb0ben?" erfunoigt
iid 2ebmann porii9tig, bepor er Die
neue Stele nnnimmt.
nIber gepiB, uern nns Sbre Sir
belt befrie0igt."
n0aia, i9 oadJt's bod gleid, 0aB
Die Sadie einen Safen bat"
-Oafiir langt's. waber
Sunge, on gebit nun idon 5pei
Sabre our Shule unO fannit nod
nidt peiter ols Biz 5ebn 5Gblen.
@os iou oenn nal aus Dir mer-
benz"
rSdiebsri6ter bel gorfampfen."
= @beitreit gr: ~8enn id
getpuBt hdtte, oaB on INNER iol6e
ertrauagante anipriihe mafIt, bate
i'd oih ME g%ebeiratet."
Sic: Limb wenn i6 nidt 10 ge-
tpeien ndre, bdtte mir 8ater ME
erlau6t, bid 81 beiraten."
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
rMein 8apagei lit tot! - Stun
babe i6 feinen Meni6en mebrl"

&ationeIIe SIbno
3 II t. Srau Sannemann 15ii6tet"
aud. Sn Der Sieoluns. 8eiI es
bod Mooe lit.
@orauf iogar eli &iifen ausfom-
men, aber nod adt Sagen mieoer
oerblifen iino.
nSrau SannemaniL ih CLAUDE,
Sic BADEN Die 8ierden iiberbaupt
nidt geiiittert?l"
.6iittern? = Sd oenfe bod, oaB
oie @lude Die erlten nht Gage Mil6
genug fir iie bat"
aufern. aulborn iBt
Muitern.
SIN Anferbof.
&ommt Ser &eIlner.
n@aren sic gnitern gut?"
.Musge5eihnet."
runb Sic fiibIen aud iett feline
Observation-Disclosures"
.0ein."
nSehen SIZE, iagte oa Der Sell
ner, nuno ou waren beute %iopiele
@aite Do, Die g~eltern BON oenielben
Auitern gegeiien batten. nno be-
id)merten iif, oab iie nadjts beftige
aoIifea oarauf befommen bdtten,
Elm Sreuno pom @irt nil iOgar
0orauf deStorben feiu."
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
@iienbobnidruufe III afrita.
Sdnbnnmmern.

$50 lit Ser &esilieur?" ifrie
aufgeregt Die Sdauipielerin, 10 auf-
geregt, OuB oie bobe &ofofoperiide,
Die iie trug, o%ufeeregt nit madelte,
wdbreno ibre SrGgerin brittle.
Mon idleppte eiligit ben &egii-
leur beran.
n@os lit los, Seuerite2"
nSoiotl @as los it'll @as fir
Sdube baben Sic mir oa beiofet?"
bellte lie oen gerangitigten an.
D@as fir Sdube? Natiirlid
Sdube, mie iie gu Dem Stid ge-
braudt meroen. 2ouis XVI S6ube
IelbitreOeno.~
nMeinen Sic bieneidt. i6 min
mid nit iolden Standardization
blamieren? Die 9eute iouen pobl
oenfen, OaB id 5iiBe babe pie elm
@lefant! Sd trete nidt auf!"
.um Simmels piaenl Eeueritel
Sd flebe Sic auf ben &nien an....l"
sd perlange Saube apei Num-
mern fleinerl MinoeItens Souls
XIV. i"
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26

Gas SogeSgefprd d..
nSnben sic idon geb6rt, in Berlin
Dor Ser &ei6sbdnf ion elm neiies
Monumental 0enfmoI erridtet iper.
ben"
y5iir men 0enn2~
n6iir Ben unbefannten SoIoen-
ten."
l1ebertrMmpft. sir
meme 9eiitungen I'M @interiport
babe i6 neri 3ieOene 4nerfennungen
erbalten, II. a. 5wei Rofaic unO Orei
Meoailen."
y@os lit Sos idon? Sd
babe flint 8er.oSunssrilJe nit natJ
Sauie gebrodt."
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26

Sn Ser &IeinNaSt.
rDieier Saiisntnnn, ser tOegen Der
&reoiti6wlaGclelen perbaftei Goroen
i" bat not, Sic feiuIten 2eiite bier
II. ser Sta>t sasreIt" i,raa, Gnulfc
81 ieiner @attin, nadoer er oas
Seimbldttden geleien batte.
vNa, Mdnne, oann lit es ia brett
%unangenebm, Dab mir nidt bel ben
angepumpten iino."
-9ann fann's
sd gebe Dir ieh5ebn Riiiie. Sans,
bon oenen on oie &Glfte oeinem flei-
men gruOer obeeben ioait. 8ieDieI
friegt er?"
.Se6s!"
nSalidl &annit ou ni6t otOioie-
ren?"
rSSa, aber mein fleiner 8ruoer
fann's nidt!"
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26

Der &enner. nSn Bel.
glen lit es mir gegIii4t, einen 5err-
liden &embranOt SIT faufen!~
nSatiddlid? @iebiel &5 oct er
0ei1n?"
@efdGfte. rS0ren sic
NAL, Serr Sebenitreit, mein Surge
lit bod iest nit ieinem S!uoium in
Der MaiGinenbaui6u.p fprtie, =
bat prima 3eu9riiie, Ser 9enoel -
0as Salient Dnt er bon mir, nidt
tpabr = uno SO tpoate ib sic nal
froge.l: &onntei Sic i'm nidt in
Sbre1 8etrieb rinitellen}3
Ser SebeEItr,s id)iittelt befiin-
inert oas &aupt:
Dgeee. Sltt mir fur6tbar lei0.
aber es gebt nidt. Sd iteIe fein
neueS &erional mebr Elm. BLOB
nod Die 3ablungen -"
-&oriiht lit Die Nut
ter Der @eisbeit. 09os lit
eigentlid ieltiam", iagt Sic neue
8u6balterin gum Gbef, nSie baben
BOD cine iebr idone Sdrift, uno
troboem lit Sbre ltnteridrift a6iolut
unleierli6!"
pSia, piiien Sic, liebes &in0",
belebrt iie Der Gbef, nit Ser Miene
oes erfobrenen &%oufmmanes, ntuenn
Die l1nteridrift, Sic i6 ouf einen
@e6iel iebe, leierli9 p6re, Damn
f0nnt' i6 iie Oo6 ipdter nidt OBJ
idlporenl"
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
Ser &aoler 10 ni6t ielten fabrt.
@ie mars gum seiipiel umsefebrt2

Cine fleine 9auie - Oann iaate
0ie dlteite uno fliigite Der 8ebn:
rSebt beritebe i'd, pesbaIb bic
meiBen Mdnner BLOB cine Trau 10.
ben. Sic baben Angit -"
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26

@aturfreuno. 3iepe iibt
auf elmer @arfbanf.
y@as tlit gu bier, 3iepe?4 fraet
i'm 8iepe.
.Ni6ts. Sd beobadte Die SEA-
turidJonbeiten."
"Siuo i6on Oiele porbeigegan-
gen2"
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
cpfcr bic @cnac.

n@eitern erle9te lb adt Sennen,
Orei @nten, Elm SHwein uno alpsi
&oninden."
y9onnerpetter, iinO Sic Elm per.
letter Sdgerl~
uGein, nein, ih bin perfefter Slu-
tomobiliIt."
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
sluuf gene 3eibmns Ia6fml

SD babb oas ~3eiounqsld6in bi9fe.
Mfir bdngo Be gdunb5e 8olitife
I6o6n DreimabI bis gum SaQie na1s.
Iir mado es tpeiDr garbniidb aus
- I'M @ee6noeil, i6 frei mid blooBl-
iuei1n i6 idbO5O nff Der urlopbsreeie
orei @odn 9eefe 3eiouna liable.
9as n1ado Den urloo6 errl9D fan1obsl
9a Der i6 niidO bon &drroi9affoss
griein,
bic cen bas Cabin 10 brtnie1n.
9a labs i6 niiho bon 8abu@@irobab.
nildb bon Den S6treif BET br Ntibrobab.
ni16o bon ben fdrr6terlihn @orrb,
niIdo bon 0en nei10n @ellbre9aprr0,
niI1o bon ben 8iueenoreiB'6 8drr6eien,
bic Iid 0aa~dlb4ddlih bier nrbldlen,
niIdo bon ben 8drrdrgrie1 in China,
niId0 BON So1tpaiIr al Or Siina,
niiho bon ben IGno3bn O%h3iabnflulh.
niidD BON ben beiibn @ea6griedlSbuu6,
mild iebrI1 Born, niido bonn Seedln,
INN nif10 bonn 9eibldn 8unnoesaee6In,
nii6o bon ben Grad INN bon @rngs
geblen,
INN niiG6 bon Sen @r9ebrunfdGen.
Sen %ganuO8u 0uaOoid, Der in DR. Seis
bung
mel S6oonnb'dr 8llmmr il getpdbin.
Sen bral9 Of soObIob idb0aO MIDI &c
ldhfn.
60 ipra6 er, bieier brabe Ianl
Sod Ihon am 8~ipeiten IrIaubsta9e
gina er IN aler Sriibe fort
un6 fpra6: ~Ma1l lebn, Oh mr. in oiefn
Orb
MIDI enne 3eibung arieden gam,
neil es cen bod fehr innbrefierb,
mas oraiBen IN br @elt bailierol"
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26

nniere &ios,
Die jim iest III Oa.
bel, @elo 81 iel =
for 0aB lie @dl-
lentein &aros I'm
8reiients foufe
Tonne. Sff 9obrs
lin sic Safe
al for feline
6lubiies, no lie
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
9ann nterfte fie's.

.8ann bait on oenn gemerft,
OaB OF in i'm perliebt biit?"
r4lS id anfing, mid oariiber gu
drgern, oaB man ,tn fir einen
Gnmmtopf belt"
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
Sffener S6reibebrief Oea
HbiIipp sanerampfer.


Mein lie6er SER @e0adtionGr: =
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26

rSie brutaler MorOer, beinabe
bdtten Sic mid totgefabren."
~llno penn mir nIenlan0 totfab.
rem piirOen, pie woate mar Damn
sic Statiitifen 5uiammeniteaenl"
Milford chronicle., 1932-05-27
MILFORD STORES
WILL CLOSE MONDAY
Memorial Day VIII Be Observed By
Local Business Interests

At a special meeting of the Mil
ford Business Mems Association last
Monday night a resolution was pre-
scented and unanimously passed set
ting specific holidays that the mer-
chants of Milford would close their
stores. For many years there have
been no definite holidays set and
the result was that some stores
would be open and others would be
closed on certain days. An effort
has been made for some time to put
such a plan into effect as was pass
ed last Monday night but not any of
the efforts have met with the coop
Grafton of all of the merchants.
However, another effort will be
made by this association to secure
the cooperation of the merchants in
adopting the resolution and putting
into effect the closing dates speci-
fled therein. The dates specified in
the resolution were: Memorial Day,
Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanks
giving, Christmas and New Years.
Milford chronicle., 1932-05-27
CRYSTAL FOUNT LODGE
STARTS ATHLETIC ASSO.
Norman c. Locates Elected To Head
Organization

Last Monday, Crystal Fount Lodge
No. 10 of the Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows, organized a baseball
association, and elected Norman c,
Locates manager. F.. r. Galloway,
Geo. r. Bennett, John l.. LecOmpte,
w. z. Manlove and Geo. T. Rodney
were appointed as a board of direc-
tors to assist the manager.
Baseball equipment has been or
dered. Practice is being held every
night, and a strong combine is be-
ing formed which will oppose the
strong team of Unity Lodge, No. al,
Stanton, next Monday, Decoration
Day, at Milford.
The morning game will be called
at 10 a. m. and the afternoon bill
will start at three O'Clock. There
will be a game with the Greenwood
All Stars, Saturday. May %. Game
called at p. m. at Milford ball
park.
"A good baseball team is one of
the best advertising mediums any
city can have. The complete cooper
alton of the entire community is
necessary for the manager to put a
team on the field that will be a di-
rect asset to the entire pOpulace.
Milford chronicle., 1932-05-27
$13,63l.93 GIVEN
BY STATE EMPLOYEES
Contributed To Relief Work On Sug-
gestiOn of Governor Buck

Announcement has been made that
a total of $13,631.93 has been collect
ed from last fall until March 1 as
contributions by State employees for
unemployment relief. The fund was
established on the suggestion by
Governor c. Douglass Buck last fall
that one per cent of wages be con-
tributed to aid the needy.
OF the amount, rural New Castle
county employees contributed S4,-
1924, which was received by J. Rog-
ers Holcomb as treasurer of the fund
in that county. Ernest c. Macklin,
as Kent county treasurer, received
S4,9O0.76 from State employees,
while Charles D. Abbott, of Milford,
as treasurer in Sussex county, re-
ceived $4,448.83 from State en-
ployees. The money was turned over
to former Governor William D. Dem
ney, treasurer for the entire fund.
No figures were given in connec-
tion with the city of Wilmington, as
State employees there contributed
to the Mayors Unemployment Relief
Fund. State employees at Farm
hurst and the University Of Delaware
also contributed to the Wilmington
fund.
Milford chronicle., 1932-05-27
POULTRYMEN AT
ANNUAL MEETING
Byron Pepper, OF Georgetown, Elec-
ted President For Year

More than $50 poultrymen and
their guests were in attendance at
the annual meeting and banquet of
the Delaware State Poultry Associ-
alton held in the Community Build
ing at Milford, as a celebration of
another years activities of the or
ganization in the promotion of bet
ter poultry for Delaware and the
improvement of the poultry indus
try in the State.
Following a "broiler supper
which was prepared and served by
the women of the Milford Grange,
brief addresses were made by DR..
Francis B. Short of Milford, and Di-
rector C. A. McCue, of the Univer-
sity of Delaware, who complimented
the association for its achievements
toward raising of higher quality
of poultry and in fostering spirit
of fellowship among all poultrymen.
Off1cers for the year were elected
as follows: President. Byron Pep
per, Georgetown; vice president,
Frank B. Austin, Milford; secretary,
H. S. Palmer. Newark; treasurer, H.
R. Lemex, Milford!
The executive committee selected
includes Charles p. Grove, Milford;
J. H. Richter, Dover; w. c. Newton,
Bridgeville; L. w. Palmer, Delmar
N. ]. Lannon, Elsmere; w. V. Steen,
Dagsboro; Oliver Suddard Newark.
Awards to the winners in the All
Club Poultry Judging Contest
which took place at the State Poul-
try Show in Milford in January were
presented by A. D. Cobb, assistant
director of Extension Service of the
University of Delaware. The stu
dents in vocational agriculture who
were also winners in the poultry
contest and who received their
awards at the State Future Farmers
of America meeting which was held
in Newark last month were an
nounced by H. S. Palmer.
A special feature in connection
with the annual meeting was illus
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Milford chronicle., 1932-05-27
MOTORIST ARE WARNED
ABOUT HITCH-HIKERS
Auto Club Officials Say They VIII Be
"ReaI Menace" This Year

Warming motorists under no cir
cumstances" to give lifts to hitch
hikers on the road, T. M. Hentges,
vice president of the New York
Automobile Club, declared recently
that because of the business depres-
sion the ride solicitors threatened to
become a real menace" this year.
Asserting that most of them were
modern type of American hobo, p"
Mr.. Hentges pointed to the New York
State vehicle and traffic law which
makes it unlawful for any person to
stand in a roadway for the purpose
of stopping a private vehicle to So
licit rides from or to solicit from or
sell to occupants of such vehicle"
"a further menace from hitch
hiking is the fact that crooks have
seized this opportunity of stopping
automobiles which they wish to rob. :"
Mr.. Hentges added. "Many motor
lists have sad tales to relate as a re-
suit of their generosity in offering
strangers a ride"
Delaware laws provide a penalty
for persons asking for "hitch-hikes".
1t will be well for Delaware motor
lists to use care in picking up any
strangers.
Milford chronicle., 1932-05-27
STATE COMMITTEE
NAMED BY DEMOCRATS
Will Organize At Dover Next We'd
nesday Afternoon

The members of the new Demo
cratic State Committee we're ap-
proved by the Democratic State Con
vention at Dover as selected by the
caucuses. There were no radical
changes. The body will meet to or
ganize at the call of the present
chairman, John Biggs, Jr., Wednes-
day, June 1, at 2 o'clock in the Su-
preme Court room of the State House
at Dover.
The members of the committee as
elected, follow:
Wilmington: James E. Corrigan,
Mrs. Edna Sheppard, George l.
Glenn, Mrs. Elizabeth Hickey, Gar
rett Lyons and Miss Stanislaus Ri
ley.
Rural New Castle: Third senate
rial district. John Frederick of Cen
terville, and Mrs. Viola Handy of
Brandywine hundred; fourth dis
trict, John T. Mullins, of Marshall
ton, and Mrs. Edith NJ Little, of Mill
Creek hundred fifth, Charles J.
Dougherty of New Castle, and Mrs.
Johanna S. G. Wolfe. of Red Lion
hundred; sixth. John F. Mayer of
Pencader hundred, and Miss Marie
Lockwood. of Middletown; seventh,
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