Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-02-18
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Of LIFE
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agents seized here recently half a
million dollars worth of bars and
fine furnishings. He says the own
ers wouldn't be able to stand the
pace much longer.
JACKSON, Wyo.-Harry Swan
son watched a snow and rock pile
go a-crashing down a mountainside.
He was to one side Of the move
ment. Suddenly the slide divided.
Swanson was buried under so feet
Of debris.
LOS ANGEUES-Just one more
jump to demonstrate the practical
bility of his parachute pistol re-
lease arrangement. Role M. Lane
leaped from the roof of a history
building. The chute opened only
partly. He was killed.
BRTDGETON, N. john Lind
sey, 81, has been inside of a theater
only once The theater was Ford's
in Washington. The date was April
a, 1865. He saw Abraham Lincoln
shot.
CHICAGO-Mr. Herman Nertz
has had his telephone disconnect-
ed. Several weeks ago when it be-
came known there really was such
. person folks began calling and
saying: "Who is this" He would
reply: "Nertz," and the caller, in
high glee, would shout: "Nertz,
yourself" SO Mr.. Nertz has had his
phone disconnected.
~HOLLYWOOD-The chisel rack
ct is pretty foxy in the movie col
ony. Anything to get in on a movie
party is the chisel motto. AT a
Richard Dix party there were eight
musicians instead of the four Dix
had arranged for. The extra four
merely turned the music. They were
chiselers.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, a rarity
here, has blanketed Jerusalem. So
severe was the storm that fears are
expressed for the safety Of three
royal air forces planes flying from
Bagdad to Cairo. Nine other planes
are reported to have landed safely.
TOPEKA - The safe blowers
were too good. Their soup blew
the door off a grocery store safe,
just as they figured; but also it
blew $500 in currency into little
bitty pieces.
WINCHESTER, Va.-Mr. and
Mrs. Utah Crosen and their nine
children represent Ill states of the
Union. Before her marriage Mrs.
Crosen was Miss Rhode Island Place
They named their children Vir-
ginia, Minnesota, Maryland, Flor
ida, Tennessee, Vermont, Georgia,
Kansas and Montana. Another
child Oklahoma, died two years
ago.
COTTON, Calif.-R. G.. Leo is
going to share his good fortune
with charity. He IS one of two
heirs TO q $4,000, 900 estate in Ger
many. First he's going to pay his
bills, put aside $25 900 for him.
self and give the rest to charity.
NEW YORK-Angus Mcmillan
protested a $3.50 taxicab bill: The
driver gave him a free ride to the
police station where the driver Of
fred to settle for 80 cents. McMil-
Ian still held out. The magistrate
gave the driver so cents and told
Mcmillan to do likewise or else
-. Mcmillan did.
NEW YORK-Two hundred and
twenty goldfish have prohibition
Administrator McCampbell up a
creek. He got them in a speakeasy
raid and doesn't know what to do
with them. The president of a shoe
company Offered to- buy them but
an aquarium society official pro-
tested. They said maybe the shoe
man was going to make debutantes'
dancing slippers out of the skins.
BOSTON-Old Peter OBryne-
he's 74-dove into the cold harbor,
swan 30 feet to young Trina Yea
ton, and rescued her. That made
him a hero to everyone but Mrs.
O,Byrne. 1.-THE very idea," she said
when she heard about it. "He's
boo old for such things. He should
be more careful. He's apt to catch
his death o. cold"
BERLIN-This beer strike bust
ness is spreading. Leaders pro-
testing the high beer tax have
called for beer strikes in the
southern districts of Bavaria, and
Berlin saloon keepers are thinking
about It.
CHTCAGO-Isadore Polack ssnse
SO bathtubs. Judge Desert "sen-
fenced" him to round up the tubs
and reinstall them whence they
came. After that he can go free.