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Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. F. /. Johnson at
tended the annual convention of
the Dude Ranchers association,
held last week in Livingston.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

Educational note: "Hi Vinca,'
popular Serbian song much fav-
ored by Speeds Outfit, has been
accepted as the pep song of Bear
creek High school, states the lat
est issue of Bear Facts.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

HAY AND PASTURE at Luther,
about 100 tons of hay, 800 acre
pasture, 2 large straw stacks.
Good shelter and open spring wa
ter. $500 for hay and pasture
thrown in B. G. Brockway, Bill
lings, or VIM. Scilley at ranch.
251-1tp-35-1tr
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

Wayne Baldwin of Bearcreek, in
the Adams hospital for treatment
of a broken leg, is reported to be
recovering well.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

WANTED-Large and small
ranches in the vicinity of Red
Lodge. Write North Brothers,
realtors, PIP Broadway, Billings,
Montana. Phone 4913. 35-1t
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

We HAVE EN- A complete
line of gas heaters and ranges.
Also gas conversions for hot wa
ter or hot air furnaces and steam
boilers. We do any kind of gas
work, all kinds of tin work. Red
Lodge Plumbing and Heating Co.,
Henry Albert, phone rs. 28-tf
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

James B. Convery, county COM
missioner of Silesia, was visiting
Red Lodge friends Saturday.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

John G. Abrahamson of the
Roberts Elevator company was
calling on friends in Red Lodge
Saturday morning.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

Jerry Reardon was treated by
DR.. Adams for injuries to his face,
after a severe fall on an icy Broad
way avenue sidewalk Monday af-
ternoon. He is resting at his home
this week.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

by spending the evening. in fun
and conversation. Many lovely
gifts were rendered the honor
guest.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

st a meeting of the B and B
club at the home of Mrs. John
R~adosevich last Friday evening,
Mrs. R%adosevich received high hon.
ors, Mrs. William DeBourg, Sec
ond, and Mrs. B. Sconfienza, con-
ISOLATION.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

H. w. Russell, superintendent
of A. C. M. mine at Washoe, was
a caller in Red Lodge Saturday.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02
Miscellaneous

DR.. Logan at the Pollard Nov.
A and 5, for wide angle glasses.
251-2t-35-1t
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

A birthday party at the home
of Miss Katherine Fenolia was
held Monday evening. A number
of her friends helped her remem-
Der the occasion as a pleasant one
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

ATTENTIONl-If you want to
Buy, Sell or Trade, take adj
vantage of our Eastern and West
ern connections. Let us help you.
Exchange Brokerage Co., Ltd,
Stapleton Bldg, Billings. 34-tf
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

DR.. and Mrs. j. G. f. Siegfriedt
entertained a number of friends at
a dinner party Sunday evening.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

Forrest Wendall, directory
salesman representing the M. S.
T. & t. company, returned to his
main office in Butte Saturday
morning, having completed his
work for the company in this
city.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

R. E. (King) Cole, distribution
superintendent of the Montana
Power company, spent several
days in Red Lodge on business last
week.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02
For Sale


FOR SALE-One thoroughbred
goat; ram; 7 months old. Bat
Psenda; phone 259-W. 35-1t
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

Miss Marge lands was called
to Belfry Monday morning to at
tend her sister-in-law, Mrs. w. L
Lands, who was taken to a Bill,
lings hospital this week.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

Dan Corcoran, federal agent,
made a trip from Billings to Red
Lodge Tuesday afternoon.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh C%roonquist
stopped in Red Lodge last week
end to visit with Mrs. Laura
Croonquist, continued a motor
journey to their home at Spokane.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

j. M. Garter, contractor of the
Red Lodge-R Roberts highway i'm
provement job, checked in at the
Pollard hotel Saturday, to spend
a few days reviewing the work in
this section.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

Daisy M. Whalen has gone to
spend the winter months at the
ranch home of her mother, Mrs.
Art Thwing, near Fishtail. Be-
fore departing Saturday, Daisy
was still off her feet with a brok-
en- kneecap, but with health and
spirit good and the injury mend
ing rapidly. Friends in Red Lodge
will miss her presence.
Announcement is made DR.. M.
P. Mead, osteopathic physician,
that he has opened an office and
practice in Red Lodge. He will
occupy space in the Improvement
block on Broadway avenue DR..
Mead, graduate of the Kirksville
(Mo.) College of Osteopathy,
claims Livingston as his home
town, having received his earlier
education there. Lately he has
been practicing at Provo, Utah.
.
Seventh and eighth grade pupils
of the Red Lodge city schools n
joyed a Halloween party Monday
night at the Roosevelt school,
dancing and playing games rath-
er than expending all their energy
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

Charles Wilson, justice of the
peace, Monday solemnized the
wedding of one Kirkland S. Ora
ham and Mae Thompson, both of
Lowell, Wyo. Attendants at the
ceremony were C. E. Thompson
and 0. J. Simmons.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

ACJIUEN ALLY SHUT
Lester Phillips, II, of Washoe,
is recovering at his home from an
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

local Happenings

Miss Marge lands was called
to Belfry Monday morning to at
tend her sister-in-law, Mrs. w. l..
Lands, who was taken to a Bill
linss hospital this week.
j. M. Carter, contractor of the
Red Lodge-R Roberts highway i'm
provement job, checked in at the
Pollard hotel Saturday, to spend
a few days reviewing the work in
this section.
Dominick Rossetto left by train
Saturday afternoon for Rochester,
Mimi, where he will receive treat
ments at the clinic there. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Rossetto,
who will remain with him.
On Tuesday evening John Clio
vanini and Louis Vletti returned
to Red Lodge after an extended
visit in Denton, Denver and other
Colorado cities in which they
sought employment.
st a meeting of the B and B
club at the home of Mrs. John
Radosevich last Friday evening,
Mrs. Radosevich received high hon.
ors, Mrs. William DeBourg, Sec
ond, and Mrs. B. Sconfienza, con-
ISOLATION.
Forrest Wendall, directory
salesman representing the M. S.
t. & T. company, returned to his
main office in Butte Saturday
morning, having completed his
work for the company in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ciochetto,
with their son Batista departed by
car Monday morning for Berkeley,
Calf, where they will join their
daughter Frances and other rel
atives in the University city where
they intend to make their home.
Friends of Mrs. Thad Pound
rendered her a surprise birthday
party Tuesday afternoon at her
home. In the evening, Mrs. Hen
rietta Good was hostess to ten
guests at a dinner complimentary
to her daughter.
Another leap year dance takes
place tonight in the Elk's hall,
where men will be guests of the
gentler sex. A similar ball given
here last spring was well enjoyed
by all males who were favored by
invitations.
Charles Wilson, justice of the
peace, Monday solemnized the
wedding of one Kirkland S. Ora
ham and Mae Thompson, both of
Lowell, Wyo. Attendants at the
ceremony were C. E. Thompson
and 0. J. Simmons.
A birthday party at the home
of Miss Katherine Fenolia was
held Monday evening. A number
of her friends helped her remem-
Der the occasion as a pleasant n
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

On Tuesday evening John Gio-
vanini and Louis Vietti returned
to Red Lodge after an extended
visit in Denton, Denver and other
Colorado cities in which they
sought employment.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

C. H. Hayes and F. A. Cozzant
were in Red Lodge from the Dry
Greek oil field Thursday.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

Ed Krug returned Monday from
a trip to Billings.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

Dominick Rossetto left by train
Saturday afternoon for Rochester,
Mimi, where he will receive treat
ments at the clinic there. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Rossetto,
who will remain with him.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

Another leap year dance takes
place tonight in the Elk's hall,
where men will be guests of the
gentler sex. A similar ball given
here last spring was well enjoyed
by all males who were favored by
invitations.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ciochetto,
with their son Batista departed by
car Monday morning for Berkeley,
Calf, where they will join their
daughter Frances and other rel
atives in the University city where
they intend to make their home.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

Friends of Mrs. Thad Pound
rendered her a surprise birthday
party Tuesday afternoon at her
home. In the evening, Mrs. Hen
rietta Good was hostess to ten
guests at a dinner complimentary
to her daughter.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-02

Ed Krug returned Monday from
a trip to Billings.
C. H. Hayes and F. A. Cozzant
were in Red Lodge from the Dry
Creek oil field Thursday.
Dan Corcoran, federal agent
made a trip from Billings to Red
Lodge Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. j. c. F. Siegfriedt
entertained a number of friends al
a dinner party Sunday evening.
H. w. Russell, superintendent
of A. C. NJ. mine at Washoe, was
a caller in Red Lodge Saturday.
James B. Convery, county COM
missioner of Silesia, was visiting
Red Lodge friends Saturday.
Wayne Baldwin of Bearcreek, in
the Adams hospital for treatment
of a broken leg, is reported to be
recovering well.
A. G. Anderson of Boyd, who is
standing for election to the state
house of representatives, was .
visitor in Red Lodge Monday.
o
Mr.. and Mrs. F. /. Johnson at
tended the annual convention OF
the Dude Ranchers association
held last week in Livingston.
John C. Abrahamson of the
Roberts Elevator company was
calling on friends in Red Lodge
Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Croonquist
stopped in Red Lodge last week
end to visit with Mrs. Laura
Croonquist, continued a motor
journey to their home at Spokane
r. E. (King) Cole, distribution
superintendent of the Montans
Power company, spent several
days in Red Lodge on business last
week.
.
Jerry Reardon was treated by
DR.. Adams for injuries to his face
after a severe fall on an icy Broad
way avenue sidewalk Monday af-
ternoon. He is resting at his home
this week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-14
DIAMONDBALL
. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Tonight
Florida vs.. Yankees.
League Meets

Yesterday morning in The 9th
zen office the Diamondball League
met for the transaction Of business,
chief of which was to decide
whether two or three games would
be played IN the future. This
question provided considerable
discussion pro and con, but it was
finally decided to continue the
schedule as arranged with three
games being played each week on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The games will start promptly
at 1880 regardless whether each
team had practice or not insult
ficiency of players or for any
other reason. Each manager
must submit the roster of his
players at the next meeting, next
SUNDAY morning. Players have
the privilege Of choosing the team
with which they wish to play and
changes may be made by the mama
gers until December 10. But play
ers must be released first. After
that date no changes of any kind
will be permitted and the roster
remain intact.
John Walker has been selected
as groundkeeper receiving $500
for each half of the season. He
will put the lights on and off and
have charge of the equipment.
A number of necessary repairs
were ordered to be made.
No rowdyism will be tolerated at
any time and the umpires will be
instructed to eject any player for
any justifiable cause for the dura-
ton of the game, and if the mis-
behavior requires further suspen-
sion in the opinion of the presi-
dent of the league. he win assess
the time, from which there is no
appeal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-14
Tennis Tournament NoID
Getting Well Under Way

The Park Tennis Tournament is
now going on with full force, BY
Wednesday of this week il viii be
determined who will play the semi
final matches.
Last Thursday Peter Varela
nosed out Ygnacio Carbonell in
one Of the hardest fought matches
of the tournament. All indica-
tions show that Peter win be a
player in the final match.
Winners of the past week are
A. Jerome over Jack Hayes. Neil
Knowles over John Lowe, Peter
\ varela over Y. Carhonell, Carl
Sawyer over John Mcmahon,
chafles Curry over George Adams,
Everett Perpall over Bernard
Garcia. A. Gomez over Robert Pin
der.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-14
PARADISE
DAWSON.

sions; "but no one win be prouderI
than myself to hear that you're sue
ceeding. My husband will be proud.
too. Won't you, Oliver"
Give felt like an infidel at an
evangelistic meeting. He gazedI
away at the shadowy Pyrenees, at
the arc Of sea flashing like a mir
ror. He didn't believe in all this
slush. ~,
Don't see why should be proud.
At the same time don't see why 4
should befsorry."
More prayerful pleading betweenl
Santa and her ex-husband. Give
excused himself and went OF 90
chat with the club secretary. When
he returned. he was greeted with
the glad news that Dicky had prom
Used reformation. He had pledged
himself to abandon Lou-Lou. to re-
turn Immediately to America. to-
forswear the devil and all his
works. He was going to make good
so that Santa might be proud OF
him.
Till he sailed, he sought their
company. Their honeymoon be-
came a threesome. He embarrassed
Give by his gratitude.
"If I don't keep near your infiu-'
ence, shall fly back to tempta-
tion."
Give was by no manner Of means
certain that he wasn't being hum.
bugged. He didn't breathe freely
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-14
Chapter Is
a GREAT SURPRISE

CANTA was like a frightened
- child. Her fear communicated
itself. In the dark room. the moon.
lit sea ripping as it seemed against
the verandah. she and Give sat up
in bed, whispering.
Shed spotted her former husband
on the beach that morning. Shed
followed him to Maxim's where. &C
cording to recipe. he was indulging
In too many cocktails. That after
noon she'd slipped out to spy on
him again. He hadn't budged. In
the baccarat room that evening
he'd been gambling away his "a.
theirs fortune like a madman.
"But does he know we're here?
Has he interfered with your" Give
asked.
A weary shake Of the puzzled
head.
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FThen we should worry! Wen
remove to Biarritz tomorrow"
In the morning when ne remind.
ed her o. their plans for flight, she
astounded him.
"It wouldn't be right"
SHOW not right?"
ITO leave Dicky in his weak
ness"
"What would you gain by reason.
ing with htm?"
II could save him. Lou-Lou's with
him. She's all doiled up like q prin.
cess. she's the girl. II you've forgot
ten. for whom he stole my coat A
bad influence. I'm anxious"
The argument babe fair to go on
endlessly. till she pricked his pride.
"You can only have one motive
for forbidding me to talk to him
that you don't trust me-"
The meeting took place that after
noon. She had written Dicky q
formal note. inviting him to tea at
the Ste. Barbe Golf Club.
As Give and she approached the
last green. they espied him-thank
heavens. he was minus Lou.Loul--
seated blond. sober and be-fian.
nelied beneath one OF those mush.
room umbrellas which give shade
70 tables In hot climates.
3 "Hello, Dickyi Think you know
my husband?"
The two men grinned their hos.
tility.
Santa did the talking. When iced
drinks had been served, she wasted
no time In explaining her mission.
Give had noted the coQuettishness
with which sho had dressed. aim.
ing to make the most OF her ap
pearance. She followed the same
tactics in her conversation. expos
Ing to her ex.husband q more gen.
tie side OF her nature than he had
ever guessed existed.
He turned 10 Give.
81 wouldn't know her for the
same wife"
she was all sweetness and con.
sideration. From . thousand an.
giles she worked on him. He'd
blamed malignant circumstances
for his failure. He was rich now
had the chance for which he'd pro-
tossed that he was always search.
Ing. She begged him to brace up
and seize his opportunity.
I'm not married TO yoa any
longer" she capped her persua.
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till he'd seen the prodigal on board
the train. bound for the purer at
mosphere Of seif-conquest and Chi
cago.
IN the little time that remained
he and Santa strove to recover their
interrupted ardor. They had partly
succeeded. when their peace was
disrupted by the cabled news that
Mr.. Cleasby's tirm had crashed.
Gives imagination at once visual.
lied wha' lay before him. He would
arrive In New York to learn that
he was out Of employment. His case
would be precisely the same as
Oaks: he would be financially de-
pendent on Santa. Inability to sup
port her had been the prime cause
Of Oaks matrimonial shipwreck.
"But darling, there are heaps or
jobs for clever men--and you're
clever" q, Santa made light OF hia
forebodings while they packed.
The Madrid to Paris express halt
ed just long enough for them 20
climb aboard. They had scarcely
reached their compartment when
the wheels were again turning.
Lowering the window. they leaned
out shoulder to shoulder. drinking
In the nower-spiced twilight.
Paradise was fading. There was
something heart.breaking about its
complete Indifference to their de-
partnre. They plunged through q
cutting; when they emerged &C.
Jean de Luz. where they had tasted
ecstasy. was lost to sight. In the
twinkling Of an eye its harbof
dotted with yachts. its narrow echo.
Ing streets had become q tran.
quillity remembered. For q little
way the sea. silver-ribbed by the
moon and wine-colored with sunset,
followed them. Glow.wcrm lights
In upland farms alone indicated
where the Pyrenees brooded.
That's that" Give drew her
back. "The air grows chilly"
She plucked at his sleeve.
what donkeys We were not 10
hare thought OF IT."
"os what?"
we never need have left n yon
wouldn't be too proud to i've on my
money"
He slipped his arm about her.
Connecting . fairy-storyf"
fcssyrssis Issf.ls32, csaiss4s, DexsssJ
What win Give find, tcnorrew.
when he and Santa return 20 New
New York7
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-14
ALL STARS AND
KEY west TEAM
WIN CONTESTS
PIRATES AND SLUGGERS LOSE
IN DOUBLEHEADER PLAYED
YESTERDAY AFTER N o ON
AT NAVY GROUNDS

The Pirates suffered their sec
ond defeat of the present baseball
tournament. when the All-Stars
downed them by 3 to score
yesterday afternoon.
In the nightcap, the Key West
outfit had little trouble in de-
feating Sawyer's Sluggers to the
tune of 7-3.
Jose Casa, first string pitcher
for the Stars, was forced to dis
continue pitching in the third in
ming when an injured wrist both
cred him.
The Pirates were the first to put
tally over in the third inning
on two-base hit, a stolen base
and a passed ball. The Stars tied
the count i'm the fourth and took
the lead in the seventh when they
scored two runs on one hit and
two costly errors on the infield.
The second contest Of the af-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the Sluggers
and Key West---was never in
doubt as to the outcome as the
Key Westers started right off the
reel by scoring three runs in the
first inning and four in the sec
ond. The best the Sluggers were
able to do was to tally three times
during the game.
Armando Acevedo, shortstop for
Key West, was the outstanding
star of the afternoon. He hit safe
ly four times out Of as many times
to the plate; scored twice and
knocked in three runs, being re-
sponsible for five of the seven
runs made by the team.
The scores:
R. H. E.
Pirates 0of 900 GEO. 8 A
| All Stars 900 100 300 3 6 2
Batteries: M. Sanchez and Car
bonell; Casa, Medina, Albury and
Rodriguez.
r. Fl. E..
Sluggers :. 100 O2O o. 8 5 d
Key West $40 900 * z 8 l
Batteries: Gates, Gonzalez and
Ingraham; A. Sanchez, varela and
Castro.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1932-11-14
PETE NEBO MEETS
Kid CHOCOLATEN
new YORK TONIGHT
SCHEDULED EVENT TEN.
ROUND GO, GREAT INTER.
EST MANIFESTED, NEBo
FAvoRITE HERE
By o. L. MILAN

BY y. l.. MILAN
And now comes the startling an
nouneement that Pete Nebo, won
der local boy box fighter, is to
meet Kid Chocolate of Cuba in a
10-round head line boxing contest
to be held in New York tonight.
This is great news 10 local ring
fans especially to those who have a
doubt as to which of the two is the
better.
For years there has been an I'M
determined, an unanswered ques-
ton settled in the minds of
many local boxing followers: Can
Pete Nebo be classed with Kid
Chocolate? There are numerous
answers to this question, all of
which are different. Another in
quiry which has been put to Pete's
admirers time and again is: If
Pete Nebo is considered quite as
good as the Bonbon Keed, then
why have they never been match
ed? You can apply your own per-
sonal opinion ON this one.
Not hearing from Pete in some
time we must be ignorant as to
his condition for this bout, which
means so much to him and his flu
ture. But one thing we must rely
on is that Nebo does not accept a
bout unless he is sure of himself.
Since his arrival in the East late
this year the local warrior has APP
peared in three head line bouts in
the st. Nichel Arena and has won
all Of them, two by the short route.
His most sensational victory was
that over Jimmy MacNamara, a
promising new York fighter whom
he beat to a pulp to surprise a
crowd of 5000 which expected to
see the reverse.
The last that was heard of Kid
Chocolate was the announcement
by a boxing commission suspend
ing the Cuban boy for a period of
one year for failure to meet Harry
Blitman. The suspension is not
recognized in the state of New
York where the junior lightweight
champ will do all his fighting for
IL months.
Every local fan who is interest
ed in the local boy seems to have
his ideas as to the outcome
of this bout which has come so
suddenly. Bob Schultz, an intim-
ate friend of Pete, seems to be of
the opinion that there's something
"fishy" about this scrap, although
he tries hard to make himself be-
lieve that everything is on the
level eff Nebo Is in condition and
everything is straight, the local
boy should beat Chocolate with
out much struggle" This was Mr..
Schultz statement this morning.
Nebo has everything in his fav-
or. He has nothing to lose and
everything to gain! Chocolate
must whip the Floridian whirl-
wind warrior in order to get a
crack at Fidel LaBarba by whom
. he was defeated not very long ago.
If the so-called Seminole Indian
should by chance defeat Pincho
Gutierrez pride, chances are he
will get the big shot at LaBarba.
Victory will mean much to Pete's
career and he win be in there
every second of the fight with his
famous two-handed body attack.
doing his utmost to have the ref
cree announce him as the winner.
Pete Nebo's many friends here
are wishing him the best of luck.