Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-07-20
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HON0LULU-Mrs Edward A.
Felix had a falling out with her
husband, an army sergeant, but
the drop Ia 60-foot one )restored
her regard for him. Quarreling, she
BACKED M of his eyes. Then she
swung at the other, missed and
toppled over a cliff. When police
hauled her up, only slightly hurt,
she kissed the sergeant.
H0NESDALE, Pa.-Milton and
Alfred Newhart, fishermen, made
a triple catch with a triple hook.
Hauling in a 22-inch pickerel, both
longed to grab it. One hook caught
Millions hand and anthor pierced
Alfred. A doctor cut out the hooks.
H0LLYW0OD-Dr. Henry j.
Gordon, a~strologist, see a wet flu
ture for the U. S. A. Presenting the
Nations horoscope to the national
astrogical convention he predict
ed light wines and beer by 1885.
FREDERICTON, N. B.Hit by
Lloyd Hoben'sautomobile, a deer
jumped wildly into the air-and
landed in Hoben's lap. The car went
off the road and overturned. Hoben
escaped injury, but the deer was
killed.
ROUYN, Que.-A wpodchuck
started the latest "gold rush" in
this district. Walking his claim
in Bousquet township, d. Clement
saw a woodchuck disappear. In
v~estigating, he found the burr
owing had revealed some schist-
ed quartz carrying considerable
free gold.
PRINCETON, N.J.-The Greeks
had a word for it, ladies. Prof
essor T. Leslie Shear of Princeton
has gone rummaging in a vanity
case found in a Corinthian grave
and has discovered some "psy-
mithbn otherwise cosmetics.
1t was made by methods not so
different from those of today.
CHICAGO-Giving away for
tunes one hasn't got is a popular
sport, says the clerk of the pro-
bate court. Delving into 5000
old wills that never got probated
he says you'd be surprised at the
number of those who write jok-
ing wills. One convict b~equeathed
$1,000, 900 and it took several
years to convince relatives he did
not have it.
DALLAS, Texas-Mildred Babe
Didrikaon, wonder girl of ath-
letics, has her first hat-a pink
one. Before starting for Chicago
to try to win the women's natl
oral A.A.U. trackmeet singld
handed, she BOUGHT it on advie of
a chaperon.
MEXICO CITY-Lips that to-
UGH liquor too often shall never
enunciate marriage vows an San
Luis Potosi, says the governor.
Comes a dispatch declaring he has
promulgated a law requiring ca
ndidates for marriage to show
they are not welded to the bottle.
LINCOLN, NEB.-Add funerals
to the list of activities banned
on Sunday here. The local min
listers told the city council they
had too many other things to do
on the Sabbath, so the council
passed an ordnance outlawing
funerals.
DETROIT-The scarcity of en-
ployment ade John Pozansy, ~,
spoil IN alimony record that might
have been the worlds longest. His
wife hailed him into court after
he had missed his first payment in
81 years. He said he was out of a
job.
NEW YORK - Heads and tails
game decided the future of 1913
animals caught in Sumatra by L..
Ross Freeman. Officials of the
Bronx zoo and the National Zoo
logical park at Washington met
them at the dock and matched
pennies for them.
WASHINGTON-Twenty years
of listening to speeches have
stretched Senator J. It. Robinson's
patience. "When a senator takes
the floor" said the Democratic
leader, nobody but Almighty God
can interrupt him-and the Lord
never seems to take any notice of
him."
YORK, PA.-The police made
an error, but they don't like it rub
bed in. Recently, in a raid on a
"home brew that they seized