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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-18

With tariff wars the order of the times and contests for trade and more trade the mainsprings of government Europeans, even Englishmen, do not to understand how it is the United States does not annex Canada Well, they do not know America.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-18
A GREAT CAMPAIGN.

Coy. Roosevelt has conducted the most vigorous Presidential campaign since the Bryan days. and more sanely progressive and American than the Bryan contests. He has not made many speeches as Bryan made, but radio and newspapers have enabled him to reach more people than the great Commoner reached in his three speaking campaigns
 Unlike Bryan, however he has recognized no "en-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-18
DON'T BE TOO LIBERAL

With the coal If 1t comes from our place. For our coal goes farther and gives a more even and satisfying heat. If your coal bin Is running tow, better have us send you . new supply to prove our statement. Our 1-aying service is always tho best and we specialize in Feed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-18

Why didn't she say all thi a. the time?"
 She was down at Croyston witt some kind of an aunt, and the, were leaving that afternoon. Sh, was late for the train and soaked ! through, and the aunt punished her. And when they got back tt where they lived, the poor chilt was in a fever and sick for weeks. And you met her again?"
 Last week?"
 Jervis paused. The room filled with silence. Ferdinand did no break it. He kept his brigh dancing eyes on Jervis' face anc saw the color rise in it to the roots of his black hair.
 Jervis said 'sNonsense'Y sharp ly
 Have it your own way"
 What are you talking about?'
 Man. said MT. Francis.
 Jervis made a step towards him.
 If you're foohng-"
 I'm not"
 "Nanl" said Jervis. You mean it was Nan?"
 T recognized her at once. When I saw the scar on her arm, that clinched it. I've told you about At.at hafora Che ont bo,coHf ,~,.at ty well to the bone holding your head off the rocks every time a wave came into that pool. It was her arm or your head And she made it her arm every time. There was bound to be a scar, and when I saw that scar on your wife's arm at the Luxe, thought I'd stumbled upon a very pretty romance"
 Jervis stood for a moment with a perfect blank look on his face. Behind it his mind, like shat tered room, was being violently shaken as if by an earthquake. His thoughts slid together, collid- ed, broke.
 With a violent effort he turned about and walked to the window The sun was gone; a kind of gold en haze behind the dusk. There was no wind at all; each tree and bush stood out dark and solemn without the slightest movement The whole scene might have been painted on glass. The contrast between its stiffness and the tur- bulent confusion of his thoughts gave him a sense of being in some remote and unfamiliar place.
 He did not know how long he stood there. The gold went out of the air and left it yet more gravely still. A very faint green light came from the horizon. This too faded. An impalpable stream Of darkness moved between him and all the world.
 Suddenly he crossed to the door and switched on the light. The room had been quite dark. AS the light came on the windows seemed to recede All the shades and de- grees of the outside darkness van lshed. The straight crimson cur tains framed blank, black win lows.
 Ferdinand had not moved. He was sitting on the arm of one of ,he big chairs with his hands in his pockets.
 You're sure it was Nan?" Quite" F. F. answered "She told you SOP" No, she did not I recognized Ter. And then, when We were at | dinner, I told the story of the l olucky little girl who saved your | fife, and I watched her. I could | zee that she didn't want you to lnow. I'm an inquisitive man, md, though I'd like to get at the bottom of why you didn't know md why she didn't want you to lnow, haven't got to the bottom ,f it yet Those bright, yellow brown eyes of his twinkled with
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-18
CHAPTER 32. JERyIS GETS A JOLT

JERVlS GETS A JOLT
 There you have it." said Fer dinand. He sNung around in hi chair and addressed Nan:
 Haven't I given him Leonard motive?" he asked her.
 Nan slowly got to her feet. sh, stood with one hand just touch. ing the table and looked acros the grapes and oranges at the tw, men. Her eyes snapped and hel voice was vibrant with tension.
 "Jervis won't listen to either O. use. He doesn't want to hear any. thing against Leonard. Perhap. he really thinks you loosened tht wheel so we'd all die together. On if-do you think I had a wrench in my pocketbook this afternoon Jervis.
 Somebody's trying to kill you If it's not Leonard then it mus; be Ferdinand or I. Don't you know there's something .betweer Leonard and Rosamund? I don't know what it is, but I've known lit was something since the other night in the hotel"
 Why didn't Rosamund marry you? She wouldn't tell, would she? You should have asked Rob- ert Leonard"
 She stopped speaking, bending over the table with her flashing eyes on Jervis. Suddenly he flung out of his chair, strode to the floor and opened it. Then he stood back, holding it conventionally.
 Nan went out with her, head up, and burning rose on each of her cheeks.
 Jervis came back to the table.
 Wed better shift out of here, or Monk will be coming in. Come into the study"
 He did not speak until they were shut in together. Then he walked to the window, which was open towards the sunset, drowned at the blue and golden sky with out seeing it, turned round, and said.
 Whats behind all this?"
 Ferdinand sat on the arm of shabby, leather chair.
 Robert" he replied succinctly.
 Damn Robert"
 Well, that's not my business"
 Look here, F. F." He broke off There are things I can't say, even to you He walked to the end of the room and back again. That business ten years ago-you say Leonard was seen coming from the place where I'd fallen?"
 Well, I didn't say fallen. It's my belief he laid you out"
 And left me to drown?"
 You've said it.
 What grounds have you"
 I'm going to tell you, because I think it's time you should know"
 How long have you known?'
 For about a week"
 Well, what is it?"
 Its a very curious thing. The child who saved your life by hold ing you up in that pool when you were unconscious-well, she just to have seen Robert con- Ing away after he laid you out
 What did she see?"
 She saw you go around behind he rocks, and she saw Robert come down the cliff close beside Ter. He didn't see her He went | liter you, and by and by she saw Jim again walking away. That's | why she know his back view when he saw him again-it's peculiar, | 'on know, the way he walks with hat big head of his pushed for ward. He went up the next path l ,n to the cliff, and when she got | worried about your not coming 1 ,ack, she went behind the rocks | md found you lying in the pool with a hole in the back of your lead."
 This is very convincing-ten ,ears after!" Jervis laughed. "Il ,ould make up a better yarn than hat if I'd had ten years to do it n!"
 There's no one making up a 'arn."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-18
After Many Years.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer.) )

Cheer up. Don't throw all your old stocks away. A few peas which had rested for 5000 years in the tomb of King Tut planted recently in Sweden where they yielded crop of POP peas II you can stick around thirty centuries possibly some Of your prettily printed souvenirs might germinate a dividend
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-18

The Anti-Saloon League is beginning to realize now those minor baseball leagues felt when the cash customers decided they'd rather go to the picture show-tMacon, Ga, Telegraph.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-18

Don't argue. Vote for the man who can get the red ink out of your fountain pen-(Atchison Kan, Globe)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-18

Postoffice authorities say the postage rates have caused decrease in letter mail. The shrink however, has not been caused by those who have bills to send out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-18

Virginia, the home of Thomas Jefferson and Bishop Cannon" orated the head of the Virginia delegation at the legion convention, votes dry , Why drag Thomas Jefferson into it?-douisvlle Courier -Journal)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-18

There are all sorts and conditions of afflictions
 Job had bolls and Mir Hoover has takative Cabinet lofficers-(Buffalo Courier -Express)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-18

Maine makes a lot of noise for a mighty little oit of ball toting on the electoral college team Indianapolis Star)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-18

A nocturnal visitor, tomor- row, brings terror 10 Man."
La gaceta., 1932-10-04
Ell MITIN DE ANOCHE

Bajo la presidential de George
F. Carigan Sc celebr6 anoche IN
mitin en- ell par4ue de Robes.
defendiendo los oradores demo
craticos la candidatura de Roo
'sevelt para la presidential y de
Sholtz para &C b2rnador.
Pronunciation discursos los
.Sres. James J. Fernandez, L. B.
Sparkman, A. A. Fernandez, A
w. Frank, l.. w. Crompton y
Perry G.. Wall.
Mr.. Wall dijo que cuando un
pals pasa una alta tarifa aran.
celaria, tambien pasa una ley pro
hibiendo su concrete con otros
paises.
Hablando de la ley SEGA. ma
nifest6 que da a los contrapan-
distas de bebidas alcoholics el
dinero que debiera cobrar ell 60
! ierno federal.
La gaceta., 1932-10-04

no comet.d, IS por quiap debe
maaffestar ese afan, salv5n dole
Isl es possible.
.d:-Lo sera,~ pero por usted,-
".'o e. doctor Samuel, dando IN
pa n">' mas 4acia Genoveva, siem-
~, con las manos extendiJas
~ SJ"s orjllantes y la ansiedad
49, Ba~ta. senior Vigil, He
''opfeadido -exclam6 ceno-
a ,D|"' I4nzando un rugido, en- ell
'"--o@. asco y yergdenza a''S'D'
49, .e.~ no comprendo eI
2.5 que de esa actitud vioJepta.
5 ro,lo e. doctor con un aplomo
. NO.. Despuds de TODD,
bs 2gs , qoI6n he de hacer 10 que
VIC ,'rS4 ar P0r Siivio? Bah! Sill
''''' de0e Ser COMO. como an
La gaceta., 1932-10-04
D 0 R

nida y dispuso que hombres a
sus 6rdenes escoltaran la para
da del gigantic por las principal
les GALES de Tampa.
Lego Camera acompanado
de su manager, Bill Duffy, y de
otras personals.
Anoche hizo sus primeros eier
cicios bajo la direction de su en-
trenador, Ell Sr. NJ. Seaman.
Hoy por la tarde, a las dos, Sc
ejercitara en- ell Circulo Cubano,
cambiando golpes con algunos
"barrigones" de 200 libras.
Manana, en- Benjamin Field,
ell gigantic tendra de contrario
a Ted ~Sandwina, un aleman de
210 libraA.
Bill Duffy, ell manager de Pri
mo, declare que ellos vienen pro
curando un encuentro con Max
Schmeling, pero que ell aleman
siguen evadiendo la batalla, aun
que ellos lie han embargado
1926, 900 de la bolsa que lie co :
rrespondiera por su pelea con
Mickey Walker.
Camera, segdn Duffy, pelea-
La gaceta., 1932-10-04
BOX r q
LEGO AVER Ell GIGANTE
PRIMO N

I'm contingente de varios cen
tenares de muchachos y unos pc
cos hombres do aver la bienve-
nida, en- la estaci6n de la Union,
a Primo Camera, el gigantic de
Italia, aspirante a rey de la ca
tegoria de peso complete y mo-
narca de los zapatos grandes.
Dieron la bienvenida a la mo
lie humana" de Italia, ell Sr. An
tonic DiBona, presidente de la
Unione Italiana, a quien acom-
panaba el insustituible secreta-
rio de csc club, S. Vicente Anti
nori.
En- un autom6vil el gigantic
fue traido a Ybor, donde lie es-
peraban, en- los alrededores de
la Unione, otros centenares de
muchachos, todos enthusiasts
del pugilismo. {
Camera, que tiene 6 pies 7 pul
gadas de estatura, sc destacaba
entire los que lie rodeaban y SON.
refa contiHGamente.
Ell jefsTd de policfa, Sr. Logan,
tomo q SEte en- ell acto de bienve-
La gaceta., 1932-10-04

peso bantam del estado, tendra
de oponente a George Leonard,
en- Ell encuentro principal.
En- la semi final figuran jim
my Marine, de Riverview, y
Ashton Ivy, Seminole Heights.
Los otros combates seran sos
,tenidos por Roy Page y Rio Mar
Itinez, Sailor Williams y Tommy
Northcutt, Al Williams y jim
my Mira, w. Johnson y Rusty
Riggs, Young Vald6s y Joe
Fuentes, y Lawrence Griffin y
lG. w. Salters.
La gaceta., 1932-10-04
FL PUESTO NJ NUME.
RO CINCO OFRECERA Pc.
LEAS DE BOXEO

Ell puesto Tampa Nc. 5, de Ia
Legion Americana, ofrecera pc
leas de boxeo en- su edificio del
parque de Plant, ell viernes por
la nOche.
Concertara las peleas para la
Legion, A. H. Baker, ex-cam :
pe6n de peso bantam del estado
dc Illinois.
Solo seran elegibles los aficio-
nados reconocidos por la Union
Atletica Amateur.
La gaceta., 1932-10-04

No desembarcaron en- la esta-
ci6n por haberse separado del
contingente antes de Ilegar a
New York, Babe Ruth y ell ma
mayer Mccarthy
Mccarthy tomo ell tren, en-
Chicago, para su casa en- Buff
falo, New York, y Babe Ruth,
Pipgras y otros Sc b2jaron de
tren en- los suburbi0s.
La gaceta., 1932-10-04

Los ojos del doctor Sanna-
brillaban.
Sus manos Sc tendi ron tenn
bIorosa en- busca de las Dc g..
noVeva.
De los labios de la nfs..z.
Drot1 primero un ";oh, .o6~,
de aSombro.
Luego, una sonrisa lena +
dolor, de amargurs, de ira s;r
fuerzas para manife>tars. a..
una manera agre>iva, yag6 nor
sus labios.
-Nada necesito vo.-diio
con lenta entonaci6n ' romeo
cento.- NADIA! Es mi bfio
Por el y por gratitud al dasd;
chado que gime por cuIpas o,,o
La gaceta., 1932-10-04
LOS YANKEES R
RON A NEW YORK

New York, Octubre Ava
rios centenares de rersonas re-
cibieron aver er la estaci6n
Central, a los Yankees,
que regresaban victoriosos de
su encuentro con los Cubs de
Chicago,
La demonstration tuvo poca
Importance 81 Sc considera la
victoria obtenida por los neoyor
quinos.
La gaceta., 1932-10-04
JONES SERA OPE
RADIO MANANA

A una operation de la manc
derecha que espera lie dele com,
pletamente bien, Sc sometera ms
mana el conocido pugilista loca
Tommy Jones.
Jones recibi6 ell golpe que k
ha decidido a operarse en- I'm en-
'cuentro con Kid Kober, efectua
do en- 1923.
81 la operation fracasa Sc re
.tirara del pugilismo.
La gaceta., 1932-10-04

Sc BAHAMA nue.
va; l ventilador eIectrico; 1 ne
vera electrical; 2 neveras para
pescado Y frutas; l bicicleta; l
jaula grande para gallinas, bue-
ma para establecimiento. Infor-
man Gale Is No. 2707R.
La gaceta., 1932-10-04

Sc VENDEN baratas 8 vacas
j6venes, con t%erneros. Informa
A. j. Garcia, Avenida Armenia,
4 cuadras al norte de la aVenida
Hillsborough.
La gaceta., 1932-10-04

"a con Charlie Retzlaff, en- Chi
cago, ell 27 de octubre; con Tom
Heeney, en- California, ell 10 de
n%oviembre, Y con Max Baer, el
8 de diciembre.
La gaceta., 1932-10-04
PELEAS EN- LA ARENA DE
SEMINOLE HEIGHTS

Esta noche ofrecera su acos-
tumbrado programa semanal la
Arena Amateur de Seminole
Heights.
Charles Batson, campe6n de
La gaceta., 1932-10-04

Dios, Genoveva! iGozarme con-.
! Bah! TODD 10 contrario... iQut
tonteria!. l.. Yo quiero socorrer-
la. ampararla... prestarle mi
ayuda... Cuanto listed quiera,
cuanto listed necesite Y algo
mas. va 10 creo!
Y dejando el sombrero sobre
una silla y avanzando hasta &c
noveva, sigui6 diciendo:
! Gozarme en- los sufrimien-
tos de~usted l.. iOh! iNunca,...
nunca! Yo no quiero que listed
FRA. Por usted... por listed,
are cuanto haya que hacer...
a listed, Genoveva? Todo...
} cuanto pide~v desee...
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-12-21
SERVICE HELD FOR
ANDREW BUSTELL IN
z LODGE SUNDAY

Funeral services for Andrew
Bustell, who died at his home We'd
nesday, December IA, from COM
plications attributable to old age,
were held at the Finnish Luth-
eran church Sunday afternoon in
Red Lodge. Mr.. Hassell and r.
G. Martin conducted the rites, at
which many friends of the de-
ceased rendered their respects.
His pail bearers were John
Hakala, Charles Lindberg, Sam
Renlund, Tom Puutio, John
Hanninen and Christian Wurte-
nan.
Mr.. Bustell was born at Iso
Kyla, Suomi, (Finland), June IL,
1853, and came to the United
States in the year 1888. He was
a coal miner by occupation.
For many years his home in Red
Lodge was the meeting place and
home for visiting Finnish minis
tiers and devout Christians. Mr.
Bustell and his wife, who died
seven years ago, were held in high
esteem by those who knew them
Their survivors are two daugh.
tiers, Mrs. Jacob Lahti of Red
Lodge and Mrs. Minnie Kiljander
of Minnesota; and one son, Car
Bustell of Billings.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-12-21
PROGRAMS TO MARK
OPENING OF LOCAL
SCHOOL

Vacation time for the schools in
Red Lodge begins Saturday, and
studies will be taken up again dur
ing the first week of the new year,
according to announcement by
Principal C. R. Schmidt of Carbon
County High school and Superin-
tendent H. B. Field of the city
schools. Appropriate celebrations
will mark the opening of the holt
days Friday afternoon.
High school students will ex-
change small gifts, and will attend
an all-school program. The Sen
Tor dance (students only) will be
held Thursday evening. Glass
work will be resumed on the morn
ing of January 2.
Class room observance is being
made in all buildings of the city
system except the Roosevelt
where all classes are to join in 9
Christmas presentation. Tw
short plays will be given, boys
and girls glee clubs will sing, ant
pupils will appear in songs anC
skits. The program committee is
composed of Miss Sophia Hayha
Miss Theresa Thompson and Mis-:
Gertrude Bailey. Most lower grade
rooms have Christmas trees anc
all that goes with them.
The grade schools will open or
January 8.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-12-21
MING-GORMAN

Miss Maybelle Ming of Billings
and Joseph German, formerly OF
Red Lodge, were married at Miles
City early in December, it has
been learned by Mr.. Germans
friends here. The couple is to
make their residence at Worden.
Mont, where Mr.. German is man.
ager Of the Worden creamery.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-12-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

From the office of the thir-
teenth district court, Red Lodge:
Dec. 15-John Barthuly of
Bridger, and Elsie Harding of
Fromberg.
Dec. 17-Ralph Green, and Ce-
leste Travis, both of Meeteetse,
Wyo.
Dec. 17-Victor Lucara, and
Lempi Rautio, both Of Red Lodge.
Dec. 20-William ]. Davis, and
Helen Daley, both Of Greybull,
Wyo.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-12-21
LOCKED UP ON FAILURE
TO PAY NUISANCE FINE

Found guilty of maintaining a
disorderly house in Red Lodge,
Evelyn Maddox was fined $50 in
the justice court of E. B. Provinse.
She appeared Monday on COM
plant filed by ]. H. McAllister,
chief of police, following an in
vestigation of the residence at
t10h N. Haggin avenue In de-
fault of payment of her fine, she
was imprisoned in the city Jail.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-12-21
TRAVERSO-RANIERT

Revelation of the marriage OF
Miss Fina Traverse, formerly OF
B~earcreek, came as a great sur
prise to her many Red Lodge and
Bearcreek friends. The marriage
vows were taken in the st. Peter
and Paul church where Miss
Traverse became Mrs. Louis Ran
Teri, in the presence of a few in
innate friends. Mrs. Ranieri is al
present employed at /. C. Magnir
Dept. Store and Mr.. Ranieri OPP
crates a butcher shop in San Fran
cisco where they we're married
some time in November and whers
they will reside. Her many &C
quaintances in this community
join in extending wishes and con-
gratulations.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-12-21

More than one half Of the sui
phur used in the United States is
converted into sulphuric acid aud
about 25 per cent consumed by the
pulp and paper industry.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-12-21
DEER KILLING BRINGS
FINE AND

Shooting a deer out of season in
an area closed to big game hunt
ing cost J. r. Sirkel $75 and
gained him a 30-day Jail sentence.
He appeared Wednesday in the
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-12-21

The population of the United
Kingdom has increased four per
cent in ten years, London proper
gaining five per cent and six 9TH
er large cities II per cent.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-12-21

Following successful experiment
tai radio conversations between
London and Bombay, midas pos
tai authorities are fastening ar
rangements for a public service.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-12-21

A scoreboard large enough for
the patrons of a game to watch
that is operated electrically by an
official score keeper has been in
vented for basketball games.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-12-21

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., 1932-12-21

Nelson Lane made a business
trip to Laurel Monday.
Miss Hazel Dillon spent the las.
weekend at her home in Joliet.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Convery were
visitors from Silesia Saturday.
Mrs. RENO Hill was up from
Billings Monday, visiting relatives.
o.
Miss Lilly Hoff was a Red
Lodge caller Saturday from Cas-
tagne.
Mrs. Shirley Dodge of Roberts
was a Saturday visitor in Red
Lodge.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dobson submit
ted to a minor surgical operation
Monday.
Mrs. r. l.. Duncan of Roberts
was calling on Red Lodge friends
Saturday.
Rev. John Molyneaux visited
Sunday in Billings, returning
Monday.
t. H. Bennett, Ray and John
Mikesell we're over from Bear
creek Saturday.
Mrs. J. G. Skinner and Mrs.
Mayme Anderson motored to Bill
lings Saturday.
G. L. Baldwin, principal of Bear
creek High school, "a in Red
Lodge Saturday.
Karl George was one of the peo-
pie of the Roscoe region who were
in town Saturday.
.
Mrs. Pete Klepich was dismissed
from the Adams hospital the early
part of this week.
L. Nj. Gibson was among those
from Edgar who we're seen in tht
county seat Saturday.
Martin Pattison and Harry Har
ness were Roberts visitors in Thu
county seat Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Hershber
ger were among the visitors from
Roberts here Saturday.
George ~Sanderson, teacher a
the Hogan school, was a Saturda.
visitor in Red Lodge.
.
! Miss Gertrude Oliver is hom'
l from college to spend the vacation
/ with her parents, and friends.
] Miss Ruth Shaw and her moth
] er, Mrs. J. G.. Shaw, were in Re'
/ Lodge from Luther Saturday.
J. |. O'Donnell, cashier of tn
Edgar State bank, was a bushes
caller Saturday in Red Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Prov MS
came over from Bridger Frida,
to visit relatives in Red Lodge.
Mrs. Dan Holdiman and infan
son, born Monday morning at tn
Adams hospital are doing nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Chapmal
of the Red Lodge creek regiol
were Saturday callers in Re
Lodge.
%
: Mrs. U. S. Jackson departed to
l day for Palmyra, Mo-, where sh
will visit relatives for a fey
weeks.
Monday morming Miss Florenc
Jarussi arrived from the Stat
University for a vacation wit
II | hov,o f1JLo
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-12-21

justice court of Charles Wilson at
Red Lodge. Deputy State Game
Warden Holmes arrested him up
on confirmation of reports that he
had been killing deer in the lower
West Fork canyon.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-12-21

A new scooter for children re-
sembles a roller skate and is
equipped with a brake to save
shoe leather.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-12-21

Of China's approximately 200
motion picture theaters only 70
have sound equipment, more
American films being shown than
from all other countries combined.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-12-21

st. GATHERINGS college at st. Paul,
MINI. Miss Betty O'Connor, stud
ent at Northwestern university,
Evanston, ILL.,, will not be home
for Christmas this year.
Miss Florence Jarussi is OF
home from the State University
and Miss Elsie Riipinen from the
State Normal College at Dillon,
Miss Doris Abrahamson is expect
ed this Christmas, from the Uni
versity of Wyoming at Laramie.