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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-04
FORMER RESIDENT
 HEADS DEMOCRATS
Di Pietro Elected By TarrytOwn Club-Well Known in
 Typographical Circles

a man we will know that he will have none of the prejudices of the past and all the aspirations for the future".
 Mir DiPietro, who is well known in Waterbury, has been living in Tarrytown, N. r., for the past three and one-half years. He is in the printing business there. He is vice. president of the Empire State Ty- biographical conference. president of Westchester Typographical con- ference, secretary of the Italian American Civic Association of Tarrytown and an official of the Federation of American Civic associations of Westchestcr county
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-04

Nicholas M. DiPietro. formerly of this city and a nephew of Joseph DiPietro of the Brass City Print shop, was elected president of the newly organized Democratic Club of Tarrytown, N. r.. this week. Mr DiPietro is now resident or Tarrytown. The meeting was one of harmony and the formation or the club was in preparation for the coming election in that town.
 Tn nominating Mir DiPietro Tor the presidency of the club. Attor- ney Benjamin Levitan. candidate for the New York assembly from tho district of which Tarrytown IS d mart. stated that "in electing such
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-04
PASTOR NAMED DEPUTY
 SHERIFF

Springfield, Mo = (U.PJ = Rev E. W. Potter. St PauPs Methodist church pastor, was recently maue honorary deputy sheriff by Sherin Scott Curtis for Potter's enorts in catching a man entering his own home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-04
WATER TROUGH CONDEMNED

Greeley, Colo--(UP)-old Nose. an ancient horse. was the only cus- toner of the public watering trough 50 tho city fathers de- creed that the last remaining relic of the horse -and-buggy days should hs ramoved.
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COURT RULING MADE
AGAINST ROSENTHAL
f(.ant;n,,e,l frnm pase ore

tContinued from PAGE OneI
.lown a decision ia the matter and
quo warranto proceedings were
started.
Oral hearings IN the matter
were held Oh March 10 in Tai
slahassee. Judge Taylor argued
the case with Attorneys y Lance
lot Lester and William VI. Albary
present during the arguments
With the decision handed down
sby the supreme court today, the
matter OF the bridges over the
highway stands practically a.. Il
was before applications for loans
were made BY either the Overseas
Bridge Corporation or George 4.
Rosenthal.
II other words neither Of the
applicants has d franchise per-
Uniting them e. contemplate tire
'gonstrneficn of the bridges but
each party il ii position 10 make
application Ia the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation for . loan 10
do the work crowded il i armed
with = legal Franchise persnitsing
tbs construction.
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MEN
SEIZE PLANE
AIRCRAFT LANDS YEsTER-
DAY AFTERNOON AT PAN
AMERICAN FIELD

A Sfinson, single motoFed mon
oplane, NC, 1876, from Havana,
which Iande. dat the Pan Ameri-
can landing field yesterday after
noon, was seized by customs au-
thorities and is being held pend
ing an investigation.
For some time officials of the
customs service have been on the
lookout for the plane. When il
landed yesterday Special Agent
Calvin with Inspectors Harry War;
rem and H. E. Day. were right on
the job and seized the plane with
its Pilot VIM. R. Graves and CO.
pilot Louis Guerra. The pilot and
his companion were released.
Sometime ago this plane made
a forced landing north of Miami
and Immediately thereafter took
off without making any report.
Since then customs authorities
have been anxious to get the plane
and investigate. 1t is being held
under guard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-08
BAND CONCERT AT
PARK ON SUNDAY
KEY WEST MUNICIPAL BAND
TO RENDER PROGRAM
ON OCCASION

Key Vests municipal band viii
be heard in concert Sunday after
noon ii Bayview Park. This. the
third of the SERIES to be given by
the organization, follows:
March. "The Ambassador IL.
~. Laurendau.
Overture, "The Golden Scepter'
r. Schlepegrell.
Waltz, persian Moonlight -.
u. King.
Popular Medley "sKy High
T. M. Taylor.
Intermission.
Overture, aThe Amazon Ed
Kiesler.
Waltz, "sobre las olas"J.
Rosas4
Idyi. "'fha Glow Worm r.
linkle.
On Easter Sunday afternoon q
program Of selections suitable 10
the day win be featured III the
concert to be given by the organ
ixation.
The concert to be played on
Mothers Day, the second Sunday
in May, will consist of numbers,
both instrumental and vocal. This
will be the best program vet Of
fered BY this excellent local or
ganization.
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ssss dsses 80 90
STRAND THEATER
zee . 90 seaesssae s . . : eea Z

A story that combines quaint
humor, rare satire, uproariously
funny situations. snappy dialogue
and delightful romance, was chos-
en by Warner Bros. as the star
ring vehicle in which James Gag
ney makes his return bow on the
screen, after an absence of several
months,
1t, is take off on the flamboy-
ant, ponfpous and oyer-confident
publicity promoter, entitled Hard
to Handle, which is scheduled to
be shown on the screen at. the
Strand Theater today. The story
was written by Houston Branch,
one Of the pioneer. press agents of
the movies, who should know what
he is talking about. Mr.. Branch
is also a former newspaper man,
and the first motion picture edi-
tor of the st. Paul Pioneer Press.
Wilson Miner and Robert
Lord, both former newspaper men,
who have dabbled in publicity, en-
HANGED the humor of the story with
snappy dialogue and unique situa-
tons which should stir everyone's
risibilities. Cagney, as the press
agent, puts over every sort of
promotion scheme from dance
mafathons, treasure hunts. cold
cream and grapefruit campaigns
to building up a one horse college
into tremendous, institution.
Mary Brian has the leading fem
mine role as Jimmy's sweetheart,
who jilts him when he is a success
and inarries him when he gets in
to trouble. Others IN the cast IN
clude Alien Jenkins, Ruth Dom
nelly. Claire, Dodd. Gavin Gordon,
Emma Dunn, Robert McWade,
John Sheehan and Matt McITugh.
The picture was directed by Mer-
win Larry,
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Chapter 6
DRIPPING HANDS

THE corridors were still dimly lit.
: glanced over the railing into
the lounge as went past. but 1t was
a black well with a lightish strip
along the flocr from the faint light
OF the corridor back Of me. had no
trouble getting down the stairs. for
l could follow the railing. but when
had once crossed the twilight Of
the family lighted strip in the
lounge was In complete darkness
Thus it took me some time to FUN
Bile about Ia the blaekness for the
electric light switches. and all the
time the wind was rafting and
silrieking in the court just outside.
couldn't find a match in my poe.
kets, and although In hunting for
the light switch my fingers encoun.
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oosessseosas9eoso
The W Eaife CoCIk1foo

81 Mignoa 6. Eberhart

ii and into the corridor. and then I
could see It in the light from my
own room.
1t was man. did not know who
he was. He was dead. knew that at
once. And 1t was a very Ugly death.
for he'd been stabbed. ! remember
saying to myself: Don't touch any.
lining. this Is murder. Don't touch
anything"
Then I was in my room. No one
was there: Sue was gone. I was
pressing the bell with mg thumb, /
finally released the buttens noted
that my thumb had stained the
white button in perfect ana grae-
some thumb mark, and hurried to
the bathroom. where ! washed my
hands. And then 1 came back to the
bell and washed 1t. too. with a cor
ner OF the towel, and rang again.
1 was still pushing the bell ana
wishing the dead man wouldn't
stare so, and In the same moment
cursing myself for being so shaken
when heard the door away down
at the beginning Of the north cor.
ridor open. ! stepped out into the
hall. avoiding a hand which had
fallen slowly outward.
Lovschiem himself. fully dressed.
wavered out Of the gloom.
LIE didn't ask me anything for
= = moment. He just fell on his fat
knees and stared at the dead man.
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LOCAL GOLFERS
GO TO MIAMI TO
ENTER MATCHES
KEY WEST DELEGATION WILL
MEET MIAsaI-BfLTMoRE AG-
GREGATIoN TO-DAY AND
TOMORROW

& 81 .
There are ten jolly golfers in
the team that left yesterday to
represent the Key West Country
Club in the matches to be played
with the Miami Biltmore aggrega-
ton today and tomorrow in Mi
ami.
/ The players are determined to
make the greatest attempt they
have ever made to wrest victory
from their opponents, who, on two
former occasions, have won.
Last year on invitation Of the
Miami Biltmore team the Key
West aggregation went to Miami
and left all of the honors with the
opponents. In a return invitation
match the Miami players came
here and while the home team did
their best they we're defetad.
Now they feel that the tide has
turned and it is time for them to
return victorious and with this
Idea in mind they say they will
return With victory pouched Oh
their banner.
The Key west team IS composed
|of Glenn 6. Price, J. K. Showers,
Charles Ketchum. ]. j. Kirschen-
lbauiii, William w. Demeritt, IT.,
Lionel Plummer, VIM. Fl. Malone,
Il. A. Strunk and Sam Goldsmith.
they will Be guests Of the Miami
BiItmore hotel.
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Then he felt FOR d pulse and touched
his face and leaned further over 60
see II there was any breath al ali III
that sprawied body. stood watch
Ing him. Finally be leaned back and
faced me And II ever d mans face
showed stark iivid terror II was
Lovschiem's at that moment.
did you kill hfn!" Loyschiem
asked.
my God. no."
He stared at me. dark eyes gtistsr
Ing from the sagglng liyid mask that
was his face.
~Then what happenedg He didn't
xiii himself"
Il found him. There on the land
Ing. dragged him into the corridor
and saw he was dead and rang"
He looked at me disbelievingiy.
Finally he lowered his eyes. He
reached out 4 hand to the small %.
namental hilt OF the knife. drew his
hand back as II Il shrunk from
touching the wetness about II. and
then stretched 1t out again. The isw.
els winked evilly at me. said:
"Yon'd better leave II alone. hadn't
your 1t seems to be murder. And the
police ywQAt want things touched
His hand fell back. and hin face.
Turned up to me. looked family
green.
aThe police. But the police--I am
ruined. I am ruinedl There'a no
need to call the police. ! can't have
gendarmes nosing about Is He
recalled that he was speaking aloud
and TO me and checked himself With
d quick sidelong look at me-
"It's murder" said. you'll
have to call the police"
His narrowed gaze measured ne.
tried to plumb my own eyes. Finally
he said:
II was thinking OF tbs hotel. Any.
thing like this IL very bad FOR the
place. 20 yon know the maHf"
n never saw him before
Il don't know him either. never
saw him before. He certainly had no
business in the hotel.
fcopsrioAf isss Msoaon O. EserAarfl
sunbeam ffnds himself IN uneM.
peetea danger. Monday.
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ssSS ] i ! : ! SssssSsSsss1.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS


DR.. William II. Weleh. famed
Baltimore pathologist. born at
Norfolk Conn. SO years ago.
DIR. Harvey Gushing, famed Bos-
ton surgeon, born in Cleveland.
o. years ago.
MaryaPickford. actress. born in
Toronto, Canada. 40 years ago.
Margaret Aver Barnes. Chicago
novelist, born there. 81 years ago.
Henry A. Seandrett. president
of the Chicago. Milwaukee. st.
Paul and Pacific 4. r.. born at
Fairba0ls. Mimi. So years ago.
Robert Haven SehauffIer. Of
New York. noted author-lectufer.
born 81 years aga.
AIbert. King 81 the Helgians,
born s. years ago
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SYNOPSIS: James Smaaedn
SotTera farge "0. .eith - A cnrions
group 81 quests. ana d depleted
STAFF He dfstrusts the manager,
LoUschfefn aud is III at case frith
all the Understanding an amer
tcan girl named Tally. Suddenly
81 Is diodkened from a dose by
Niss Tdlly's hysteTicdl plea to be
aIist1ed to enter hts room. He
cqIrls her ledrns she has jitst eS-
cdped an abdNctoY t0h0 followed
her into the hotel. She sDill not
permit Sunbeam to glue an alarm,
bat ali010s him TO 90 foY the KEN
OF her room. iehtch she ms ieJt.iit
the hotel office. Sfntdedn bids his
frightened quest to remain a'tdey
cover until he TetffrfiS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-08
SMALL PAYROLL
FOR RELIEF MEN

The Fsmaaiest. payroll yet fistrf-
buSed by the Emergency Relief
Council OF Monroe county is being
paid out today by Engene Roberts,
time payfnaster.
TheEezare so few men working
that MfS Roberts decided not to
have them come to the office for
the money but himself drove to
the different projects and paid the
men Without loss Of any time on
their part.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-08
CLASSIFIED
COLU N N
eseessesesessss sso ! soAee

Advertisements ifdef this head
win be inserted in The Citizen at
the rate of lie d word for each IN
sertion, but the minimum for the
first insertion in every instance is
25c.
Payment. for classified adver-
tisements is invariably in advance,
but regular advertisers with ledger.
accounts may have their ADVERTISE
ments charged.
Advertisers should give their
street address as well as their teIe-
phone number il they desire re-
suits.
With each classified advertise
ment The Citizen viii give free an
Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for
it.
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tered the keyboard. couldn't. Of
course. tell which key was nineteen.
don't know Just how longit was
several moments. at least--when
finally encountered the switch.
Touching Il threw the little lobby
into light that looked bright but
probably wasn't And even after that
It took moment or two 70 convince
myself that not one OF the keys
hanging so trustingIy on the board
on the wall bore the number nine.
teen.
linaIiy snapped out the light.
The switch was near the door into
the courtyard. and glanced through
the glass. The court was still black
with flying shadows. but there was q
light--it was from the door Of my
own room. The door was open. The
light streamed out.
And at that very instant d dark
figure flashed across the light. was
silhouetted for q Aeeting moment
against II and was gone caught
only glimpse OF dark figure. but
was sure il was sue Taliy's.
The door Of the lobby was locked.
but the key was Ia Il. and had IN.
locked and opened the door and was
running across the courtyard. The
wind took the breath out os my
lungs and my heart was pounding
BY the time | had reached the little
winding stairway.
ONE step more to the door. | could
~ see no one against the light
streaming from the still open door
Into my room,
! took the step. There was some.
thing on the landing. was stun.
bling. : was piunglng down upon II.
was confused with It and couldn't
extrleaie myself
Ny hands were pushing against
Il and ! was kneellng. | brought my
hands up and tried to see them
through the dim half light They
were wet. and could barely see that
they were daFkly stained.
The next few moments are not
very clear IN my memory. man.
aFed somehow 10 set the door open
and the llmp ,hIng araesed through
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-08
.BOUBLEBHL OF
BASEBALL SUNDAY

There will Be 4 doubieheader of
baseball played tomorrow after
noon at the navy field when the
Young Singers viii take Oh the
Pirates in the opening contest and
will line up with the Key West
team in the closing fraeas.
Two excellent exhibitions Of the
sport is expected, and there will
no doubt be large crowd in at
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-08
FURNISHED HOUSE roR RENT,

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT,
containing IL rooms. on lot
5Ox198 feet. in select section Of
city, 1907 Whitehead street, OPP
posite beautiful Coral Park, and
facing the sea. Garage in rear.
Rent $50 monthly. Apply To u.
p. Artnian, 1909 Whitehead
street or The Citizen Office.
jan11
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MALE HELP WANTED

RI YOU WANT A WONDER
Full OPPORTUNITY to make
$40 day operating d Neigh
fborhood Store send me your
name Immediately. Brand-neW
idea. No capital or experience
needed. Write quick for details.
Albert Mills, 1888 Monmouth.
Cincinnati, D. apr8- Tx
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MEDICAL

EPILEPTIcs! De
troit lady finds complete relief
for husband. Specialists home
abroad. failed. Nothing to SELL.
All letters answered. Mrs. Geo.
Dempster, Apt. EFT, 69OO Lafay-
cite Blvd, West. Detroit, Mich.
apr8-ltx
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MISCELLANEOUS

PERSONAL sTATIoNERY--Les
Us furnish you with personal
stationery; leo sheets 81 sta
sionaEy 800; 100 envelopes
400. both. with yonr naEne
and address printed ia atsrAe-
tire type. TIE Atsnan Pres.
PAone 81. jar
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TODAY In HISTORY

f5I3--Ponee de Leon took pos
session of Florida in she name Of
Spain.
t730--The Spanish ard Partu-
guese Synagogue, New York City.
eonseerased.
1883 The Greas Western, flrxs
regular Transatlantic steamer. lett
Enesxna for New Yefk.
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WANTED

n ANTED-Yuu to know thar We
have the right prices on letter
heads envelopes, business cards,
statements and any form Of
printing. Satisfaction euaSan-
teed. Call 81. The Artman
Press. JAM
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FOR SALE

OLD PAPERS-Large bundle for
sc. Good to pack furniture of
for wrapping purposes. The
Citizen Office. jan7
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Furnished apart
ments, $500 to $500 per
month. Trevor and Morris, OPP
posite new Post Office.
mari
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INSURANCE statesmen

IR THE, oLD-LINE Or industrial
companies have let you 60, write
IF. O. 2483, West Palm Beach,
Fla. aprS-3tx
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SPELLING
LOST

LOST White Spitz dog. Answers
TO name 'sSkippy''. Please res
turn to l4l5 Division street.
aprS-1tI
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RADIO REPAIRING

RADIO REPAIRING. We repair
all makes. Guaranteed service.
]. L. Showers Music Co. april
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-08

Isiifoaeief III q q. ii. to-day.
Sea level, 1898.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-08

Snndean mas Hsnasett IN unex-
peetea danger. mondAY.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-05-20
MEN GOING TO WORK

A lot OF men are going to
work on mines in the Superior
district. On Quartz creek 4S
men are working; 10 men are
working on a Superior hydraul-
ic operation and 80 men are go
ing to work on the Marcus
claims above Mcfarland Greek.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-05-20
COUNTY CASHES I'M
ON MINING CLAIMS

Cascade county Friday
realized s102 from the sale
Of eight silver claims I'm the
Neihart district, offered at
public auction at the request
OF miners and others inter-
ested i'm the possibility that
rising silver prices might
make possible profitable
operation OF the properties.
Claims sold were the Ora,
Eagle. Railroad, Spotted Horse
White Bull, Boga de-
Dragon. Levant & Ripple, and
Cousand. Buyers were
E. Davis, Matt Jacobson, John
and John B. Jack
ion.
The Levant & Ripple brought
1876, as did the Spotted Horse.
rhe Pilgrim Cousand sold for
i22 and the remaining claims
'rought $40 each.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-05-20
WAS GTON 60
OPEN KING line

George Pulver and associates
of Spokane, Wash, have organ
lied the Mammoth Mining &
Milling Company to take over
and operate the King mine, near
Twin Bridges, Madison County.
At present the company is build
ing a new road to a tunnel site,
from which a long crOsscut tun-
mel will be driven to tap the
veins OF gold and silver ores.
Negotiations are going on either
to install an oil engine power
unit or connect with the high,
tension lines of the Montana
Power Company, several miles
distant.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-05-20

The company has turned its
attention to gold mining dur
ing the past two years in an
effort to prOfitably utilize its
equipment, heretofore used on
railroad, highway and pipe
line projects.
The company is now operat-
ing gold properties in South
America and has an extensive
dragline operation under way
near Superior, in Sanders
county.
According to advices from
Helena, the company has &C.
quired rights to a large por-
ton of Indian Creek canyon
and expects to commence OPP
Grafton Of a large dredge in
the near future.
W. j. ROhan, vice president
of the concern, declared in
a Townsend interview that
placer mining appeared a logi-
cal enterprise for the concern
in that it required merely the
moving Of dirt in large qusnti-
ties.
E. A. Probst. mining engin-
eer, spent several months in
the Townsend district before
giving final approval to plans
for a dredge.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-05-20
PLACER MINING
SCHOOL SLATED

A three-day gold mining
school Of instruction VIII be
held in Great Falls June 9,
2 and 8, it was announced
Wednesday by officials Of
the Cosmopolitan club, Spon-
sors Of the school. Prof.
Oscar A. Dfngman OF the
State School OF Mines at
Butte, who handled instruc-
ton work at q similar school
conducted by the club here
last year, viii be In charge
Of the work again this year.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-05-20
host TolUrs Awaken AS SilUer
Talk Rouses Ne1U Hope In West

Many ghost towns Of the
old mining days are awaken
ing from the lethargy Of years
as the result Of OptOmistiC
preparations to resume the
mining Of silver.
New production will be
spread throughout the silver
states with the approach Of
accent metal, and the entire
western mining industry will
be stimulated, according to a
survey made by the Bank Of
America.
Factors supporting the opti-
mistic hopes of silver produc-
ers include legislation per-
hitting the United States to
receive payment of European
war debts up to 5000, 600, 900
in silver. Such a transfer
from the worlds silver stocks
to the vaults of the United
States treasury would create
a shortage in the silver mark
cts and cause an increase in the
price of white metal, produc.
srs believed.
Free economic flow of world !
trade in such silver countries
as China and India would be
another factor in booming the
silver industry.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-05-20
IDAHO MAN WINS
LEGAL Fight OVER
CLAIMS NEAR TROY

The option of A. e. Torelle of
Occur d'Alene, Idaho, to pur-
chase a group Of five mining
claims principally galena, near
Troy, was upheld by the Mon
tana supreme court, in deciding
against w. o. Templeman and
F r. Baggs. who gave the op-
ton. When Torelle tried to ex-
ercise his upton, Charles e.
Curtis had acquired interests in
the claim, so Torelle went to
court to enforce his option.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-05-20

SEND A CONTRADICTION TO
THE sUNBURsT BADGER
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-05-20
SILVER STRIKE
NEAR KALISPELL

KALIsPELL, May 30
James Bergman & Son, No
porting a strike in = 10
inch vein on their property
in the Hog Heaven Country
expect the value 70 increase
with depth. The strike
was made at the grass
The Bergman property lies
just south OF the FIathead
mine OF the Anaconda COM
pany. It covers about seven
acres along a ledge.