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The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-25
CALL FOR BIDS

This is to notify all firms and persons wishing to submit bids on the kalscrlining of Rooms S and Halls in the Juneau Elementary School and the Juneau High School 10 submit same to Superintendents Office on or before Saturday, June 3rd.
 Specifications are available at the office of the Superintendent.
 Juneau School Board,
 ROBT. s. RAVEN, adv. Superintendent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-25
Segregates Culprits

BUDAPEST, May 1o-To prevent prisoners from conferring on the way to court, black marias" here are being equipped with separate compartments for each prisoner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-25
Thev'II Re Witnesses

IheyIl be witnesses
 From among this group the con- gressional committee Investigating private banking, will choose the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-25

witnesses who are to tell the world about Morgans.
 In the words of a customers man in a small brokerage house:
 Its going to be a swell show"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-25
o. K. SCANTY SUITS

LONDON, Eng, May 25.-Woman swimmers are now to be allowed to wear backleSs costumes in races and competition, the amateur swimming association has decided. Under the old rule the costumes had to reach nearly up to the neck back and front.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-05-25
SALMON CREEK ROAD HOUSE TO OPEN ON
 SATURDAY NIGHT

Tom Shearer and Bill Breslin an- nounced today the opening of the Salmon Creek Road House which will take place next Saturday night
 Entertainment will be provided as well as beer, lunches and an or chestra furnished for dancing.
 MT. and Mrs. BreSlin will act as host and hostess and do everything to see that patrons have a thor oughly enjoyable evening.
 Card party tonight. Moose Hall Women of Moose. Admission SOC adv.
 Promote Prosperity with Print CTS Inkl
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
RESUME WORK ON
SURFAC|NG Jobs
travelling Operation Will
Prevent Travel On
Unit A Route

travelling crews took a fresh
start on the national forest sec
ton of the Red Lodge-C Cooke high
way this week, after last weeks
snow. had delayed the work. GRAY
ell is being brought from the crush
ing machine on Rock creek near
Dobson's ranch, while another ma
chine has beeNset up on the
mountainside, ready for work or
the Unit A switchbacks.
Surfacing of the switchback
route will start on Quad creek or
the fourth level, to be carried
down to the junction of Units A
and G. Later, the crusher will be
moved up to the Line Greek pla-
teau to complete the road as fan
as the Twin lakes. Three new
trucks have been shipped in fol
the work by the Morrison-Knudser
company.
During the surfacing operations
the contractors will not allow pub
lie travel on the road grade above
the highway camp, except on spec
tally designated days.
There is as yet no activity on
top of the mountains, the Long
lake camp Of McNutt & Pyle being
snowbound, and the plateaus COW
cred by at least a foot Of snow.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
CITY PARK TO
Be CREATED ON
RAILROAD LOTS
Trees, Grass Will Improve
Appearance of Red
Lodge Midway"

Long needed Improvement of
Red Lodge "midway"-the vacant
sections along the railroad right
of-way bordering on Word, Willard
and Hauser avenues, is to be ac-
complished by the Carbon County
Emergency Relief body, starting
this week to transform part of the
area into a park. Borders of the
area are to be trimmed up, trees
and grass planted, old iron and
rubbish removed.
Part of the open section, be-
tween Word and Oaks avenues
north of Sixteenth street, is under
lease by the County high school
district No. i. Another section,
adjacent to the Northern Pacific
station, is under lease by the
memorial association of the Car
bon post of the American Legion.
1t is with the permission and CO.
operation of those organizations
that the Improvement work will
be carried on.
About half a dozen years ago, a
plan to build a park along the
midway was put forward by the
Red Lodge Woman's club, the
Northern Pacific company promis-
ing to carry out the plan, but this
project was not completed.
The iron fixtures and founda-
tons, all that is left of the load
ing station of the old Sunset mine
of the N. w. I. company, are to be
removed to the city dump. The
area will be leveled and graded.
Two separate parks are to be
enclosed, one near the high school,
and the other near the railroad
station. Pole fences of native tim
Der, painted, will be erected, and
trees will be set around the bord-
ers. For this purpose, the native
cottonwood, aspen, and evergreen
\trees viii be used.
AThe skating rink, built by the
Legion and(the Red Lodge B. P. Q.
E., will not be removed, but its
edges will be smoothed up and
seeded in grass. The area near the
high school will continue to serve
in part as an athletic field.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
SERVICE
WILL BE
AT BEARCREEK HIGH

Graduation week at Bearcreek
High school will open Sunday eve
ming with the baccalaureate SER
vice to be held at $50 o'clock.
Rev. G. Scott Porter will conduct
the service.
Commencement exercises will be
held at the high school Wednes-
day evening, May "a, at s o'clock.
S. c. Merriman, Red. Lodge attor-
ney, will deliver the graduation
address, Principal C. L. Baldwin
will present the graduating class
and Roy Wadsworth, chairman of
the school board, will issue the
diplomas. Scholastic awards will
be made at that time.
Monday evening will be Class
night at the high school, and on
the following night the mothers
of senior class members will en-
terrain seniors and teachers.
Myrtle Wadsworth is valedic-
torian this year, and Verna Will
liams, salutatorian.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

HEBRON OF LAUREL
IN BOX FIGHT HERE

Tom Gillen of Red Lodge and
Fat" Walsh of Laurel boxed an
%uneventful draw at the Workers
hall Friday night as an anticlimax
to the fracas between Cliff Ger
hardt of Washoe and Jim Heron
of Laurel, in which Gerhardt won
the only decision of the evening.
Gerhardt and Heron spent the
first two rounds getting acquaint-
ed, but in the third stanza Cliff
began to score. The ruggedness
of the Washoe boy gave him a dis
tinct edge over his opponent.
Ike Taylor Of Fromberg went
into a huddle with himself early
in his bout with Don Cook of Red
Lodge, opening up from time to
time to throw punches at Don's
chin. There was a furry of action
in the fourth round. Cook carried
the attack most of the way but
was not able to harm the From
berg boxer ~noticably.
The evenings show was almost
completely stolen by the diminu-
tive scrappers who boxed the first
preliminary, Bob 1.-THE Mauler)
DeBourg and Primo (Gatling Gum
Jurkovich.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
M~ONGELLANOS BEATS
MORAN; GILLEN WILL
BOX WITH

Joliet, May 16.-Angello Mon
gellanos of Edgar capped a brill
liant boxing card last Saturday by
beating Johnnie Moran of Billings,
punching him around for four
rounds and reducing him to a
state of grogginess before the
final bell.
Maurice Bowens and Donald
Claus boxed the semifinal, a draw.
In the special opener, Eddie Ernst
was in good form to gain a decis-
ion over Ray Walker in four
rounds.
This Saturday the main event
on the card will be the long looked
for match between Tommy Gillen
of Red Lodge and Morris TX. o.
Hendrix, two popular bantam
weight fighters. Neither has been
defeated at his own weight In
matches in this county. The semi
windup will be a match between
Ernie Reeder and Tom Loughran
of Billings. Ernst and Sherwood
Hall will box in a special prelimi-
nary.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
COUNTY ATHLETE
SETS STATE MARK
Carbon High, Belfry Place
Among First Ten In
Missoula Meet

Among the first ten schools par
ticipating in the Montana Inter
scholastic Track and Field meet
last week at Missoula, were Car
bon County High school of Red
Lodge and Belfry High, Carbon's
three entries winning II points to
place third in the meet, Belfry's
men taking seventh with 8 points.
Butte High school amassed go
points to win the meet, and Mis-
soula was second withs30
Five state high school athletic
records were broken, Don Sterling
Of Belfry being n of those who
exceeded all previous perform
ances. Sterling threw the j~avelin
1888 feet 8 inches-a remarkable
heave, particularly in comparison
with the former record of 1853 feet
2h inches, set in 1926 by Poppie
of Corvallis. S~terling's team
mate. Lynn, placed second in the
half mile to complete Belfry's to-
tai of points.
Other state record breakers
were O'Malley of Butte, 100-yard
dash; Brown of Butte, 220-yard
dash and high hurdles; Rice Of
Missoula, mile run.
All three of Coach Hartwig's
entries won points for Carbon
High. Joe Laughney romped away
with the second half mile race Of
the meet, winning the race in Z
minutes IL seconds. Waino (Bie
Finn) Laatikainen fell short Of
Sterling's feat in the javelir
throw, but placed second. George
Brown ran fourth in the 440-yart
dash.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
TO RECEIVE
DIPLOMAS FROM
Chs. THURSDAY
Commencement Service Will
Climax Last Week Of
School Year

Sixty-nine seniors of Carbon
County High school will be award
ed diplomas at the close of the
commencement program to be held
Thursday night at 8 o'clock in
Washington hall. The last week
of the school year, which has been
enlivened by a school dance, a sen
ior picnic, examinations and the
general restlessness of students,
will close Friday morning with
honor presentation exercises.
The commencement program
has been arranged according to a
plan adopted by a number of the
high schools in the state this year.
There will be no outside speaker
to address the students and aud
fence, as has been the custom, but
two students of the class will give
their own views on the school work
they have just completed.
The combined boys and girls
glee clubs will sing at the opening.
The welcome is to be given by
Doris Clippenger, salutatorian of
the class of '33. Gertrude Frantti,
valedictorian, will give a farewell
address.
Blaine Mann, president of the
senior class, will preside as mas
ter of ceremonies. Student speak
r will be Sue Tooley, on ENG
fish: It's Place in the High School
Curriculum and James Gullard,
Science: Its Place in the High
School Curriculum"
Principal G. R. Schmidt will
present the graduates, who will
be given their diplomas by w. c..
Ball, president of the county high
school board.
At baccalaureate services held
Sunday, the Rev. DIR. Florian of
the Immaculate Conception church
of Chicago spoke to the seniors.
Mrs. Marguerite McConville sang
the opening solo, and Mrs. All De-
Voice sang a selection. John Me-
Allister%gang the occasional. Rev.
Thomas Starkle gave a scriptural
reading. The invocation and bene-
diction were pronounced by Rev.
Fl. w. Woods.
On the class night program, last
Wednesday night at Washington
Continued on Page 81
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

The funeral for Mrs. Anna Web
Der, wife of George Weber, who
died Thursday at Fromberg, was
conducted Saturday afternoon
from the Methodist church in
Fromberg by the Rev. Charles
Rhodes, pastor. Burial was in
Rockvale cemetery.
At the services Mrs. Ross Wag-
ner and Mrs. K. J. Benson, accom-
panied by Mrs. R. T. Wagner,
sang, "The Old Rugged Cross"
Sometime the Silver Cord Will
Break" and Getty -Four Square"
The pallbearers were C. A.
Claus, L. c. London, Gus Melville,
Charles Celeander, Kirk Martin
and Roy Strickler.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
TO HOLD
THURS

Fromberg High schools gradu-
alton exercises will be held Thurs
day at 8 o'clock in the high school
auditorium. The baccalaureate SER
vice was held Sunday in the gym
nasium, the Rev. Charles Rhodes
delivering the sermon.
Theodore Benson, val%edictorian,
and Ernestine Ross, salutatorian,
will speak during the commence
ment program, and w. G. Kersh-
bergen, principal, viii make the
presentation address. Presenta-
ton of diplomas is to be in charge
of John r. King, one of the school
trustees. The girls of the glee
club will sing.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
WESTERN zoo TO
Be PLACED HERE
Wild Animals and Birds to
Be Stocked AT Beartooth
Fox and Fur Farm

Wild animals and birds of Mon
tana will be contributed by the
state fish and game commission
toward a western 200" to be es-
tablished by D. w. Columbus and
L. w. Lyons, proprietors of the
Beartooth Silver Fox & Fur farm
at Red Lodge.
Mr.. Columbus conferred at
Laurel Friday with members Of
the commission in regard to q do
nation of wild life for exhibition
purposes and received a special
concession because the fur farm is
we'll situated and adequately
equipped to are for the animals
Most types of fur bearing ami.
mails to be found in the Northwest
are already represented in the
animal population at the farm. II
is planned to increase the menag.
erie to include every class of game
animal and game bird natural tt
this territory. When complete th'
collection will be one of the mos
unusual collections of wild, live
animals in the country.
New pens to accommodate th'
animal population are now being
built at the farm, pine groves ant
flower beds are being developed
as part of a landscaping plan tt
improve the appearance of tn,
grounds.
Continued on Page 81
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
MISHAP IN MINE
KILLS C.. BARONE
Bearcreek Miner Crushed
Under Mass of Coal;
Services Today

Camille Barone died under a
mass of fallen coal in the Smith
mine at B~earcreek, Monday morn
ing shortly after coming on shift
for the day.
Working with a shearing ma
chine in one of the slopes, Camille
had stepped over to the wall to
loosen a section of coal that had
been undercut, but had not fallen.
Without warning, the loose slab
dropped from the face, crushing
him to the floor. He was dead be-
fore physicians arrived at the
scene of the accident, and all work
in the mine, according to custom,
vas suspended for the rest of the
day.
Services for the deceased were
held this morning in the Bear
creek hall by the Rev. DR.. f.
Florian. The remains were taken
to Billings for services at st. Pat
rick's church. Interment will be
made at Calvary cemetery.
He had lived at Bearcreek for
the past % years, where he had
many friends. For a time he was
engaged in business with his
brother, and later became a miner.
He was a member of the United
Mine Workers. San Dinetro, Italy,
is the place where he was born
June IS, 1884.
Besides his widow, he leaves two
daughters, Lucille, 7, and Dolores,
an infant.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
MRS. BONE, OLDEST
RESIDENT, DIED AT
BEARCREEK N D

Mrs. Jane Bone, one of the old
est residents of Bearcreek, died
Sunday at $3.50 o'clock in the home
of her son, John Bone. Funeral
services were held this afternoon
at the Bearcreek hall, conducted
by Rev. G. Scott Porter.
Mrs. Bone had lived in Bear
creek for 20 years, having come to
live in this part of the country
with her husband when they first
came over from Scotland. Since
her husbands death she had been
residing with her son. She was
born September 25, 1852, at Muir
kirk, AYRSHIRE in Scotland.
A daughter, Mrs. Alex Melon
aid of Bearcreek, also survives
her, with a sister, Mrs. James
Daliziel, and a brother, Robert
Mcdonald.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
FISHER mAN WILL
Be COVE RNED BY
new REGULATIONS
Name Creeks and Lakes In
Carbon and Saltwater
That Are Closed

Those who go forth on Sunday,
May q, with rod and reel in pur-
suit of the grand old sport of ang-
ling will be governed by new reg
ulations laid down by the state
fish and game commission. All
previous rules are lifted. The
new regulations to be placed in
effect Sunday, and will be in eff
feet until May 20, 1886.
The closed season on the Vel
lowstone, Missouri and Kootenai
rivers has been entirely suspend
ed, and set lines may be used for
ling in these rivers at any time.
Ice fishing with line and pole will
be permitted, with restriction to
whitefish only in the Missouri riv-
err in Cascade, Lewis and Clark,
Broadwater and Gallatin counties.
Fishing for bass is not allowed in
the state between the dates of
May 10 mad July l Inclusive.
49,
Bluewater creek, a tributary of
the Clark Fork river in Carbon
county, and the tributaries of
Bluewater creek are closed to all
fishing from the pole bridge on
the highway leading to this terri
tory to its headwaters. Bluewater
creek from the pole bridge down
is open to fishing only from De-
tober Is to March 20, both dates
inclusive, and closed the rest of
the year.
Sylvan lake at the head of He'll
Roaring creek in the Beartooth
National forest, is closed to fish
ing the entire year, under the
commissions orders. The Clark
Fork river in Carbon county is OPP
en- the entire year to fishing in
open waters.
In Saltwater county the COM
mission closed to fishing through
out the entire year Sioux Charley
lake on the Saltwater river, West
Rosebud river from the head of
Emerald lake to Mystic lake pow
er plant, Chrome lake at the head
Of Rock creek, and Lily Pad lake
at the head of the east prong Of
Fiddler creek.
A petition of the Bridger Rod
and Gun club for permitting fish
ing for ling with throw lines in
the Clark's Fork was denied by
the commission at its meeting Sat
urday at Laurel. Reason for de
NAL was the commissions lack Oh
authority to grant the permission
Mr. and Mrc X w Ckaau snani
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
NEXT WEEK is
CLEANUP TIME

The week of May % to q
has been designated as the
annual cleanup period in Red
Lodge by DIR. Z. NJ. Adams,
city health officer, and Mayor
f. w. Allen. All dwelling
sites and business premises
should be ready TO stand in
spection by May II.
Announcement of the spring
cleanup is not necessary for
many conscientious property
owners who already have
raked, painted and repaired
their grounds and buildings,
but there are Others that seem
to need the reminder. All ref
; use should be cleaned away
from the alleyways adjoining
lots and buildings, as well as
; trash from the lots.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

Miss Margaret Salono of Red
Lodge is n of those who will re-
ceive diplomas from the St. Vim
cents hospital school of nursing
at Billings. Commencement exer-
cises will be held in st. Patrick's
church Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock. The Rev. Edwin v.
O'Hara, bishop of the Great Falls
diocese, will give the graduating
address.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
SpORTSMEN FAVOR
FISH PlANTINS IN
BEARTOOTH LAKES
Bridger Man Elected Vice
President At Laurel
Meeting Friday

Necessity of a plan for planting
fish in the Beartooth mountain
lakes accessible from the Red
Lodge-Cooke highway was one of
the measures Endorsed by the
Southeastern Montana S~portsmen's
association at the annual meeting
held Friday at Laurel.
Red Lodge men who attended
the meeting said that the Montana
sportsmen's clubs will secure CO.
operation from Wyoming associa-
tions in a systematic project for
stocking the lakes with trout. AL
though fish planting and trout
fishing has been carried on fer
some time at a number of Bear
tooth lakes, there are yet many
virgin lakes in the mountains, and
others that are in regular need of
restocking.
Kenneth F. Mcdonald, state
superintendent of hatcheries, and
John Schofield, assistant at Big
Timber, who visited this region
last week intend to make another
visit to make plans for fish plant
ing this summer. The state hatch
cry at Red Lodge will be opened
in June.
More than 200 sportsmen, state
and federal fish and game offic-
ials and dude ranchers attended
the meeting and banquet at the
of the session. All members
of the game commission and w.
P. Sullivan, chairman, were pres
ent.
DIR. C. II. Swanson of Columbus
was elected president of the South
eastern association. M. Teasdale
of Bridger was elected vice presi-
dent to succeed Mr.. Swanson, and
E. A. Brenckner Of Columbus was
named secretary-treasurer.
The Southeastern association
petitioned the fish and game COM
mission to open the Pryor game
preserve to hunters, but the COM
mission, lacking authority to act
on the request, refused it at a
meeting held Saturday at Laurel,
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17
JOHN P. KANE OF
BEARCREEk DIES
Was Active in Mine Union
Affairs; Services Were
Conducted Tuesday

John P. Kane received the last
respects of his townsmen and for
mer fellow workers at Bearcreek
Tuesday afternoon, when funeral
services were held at the Bear
creek hall. The Rev. DR.. Florian
of the Immaculate Conception
church of Chicago, and R. G. Mar
tin conducted the rites.
Mr.. Kane died at the family
home at the Flaherty mine Friday,
May IL, after a years illness.
His survivors are Mrs. Kane and
a son, John, now living at Bear
creek. There are three daughters,
Miss Nell Kane of Gladstone, N.
D., Mrs. Edith Marvel of Shoshone,
Wyo., and Mrs. Mabel Joyce of
Red Lodge; a brother, w. V. Kane
of Bearcreek, and a sister, Mrs.
Joseph P. Hoye of Wichita, Kans.
There are five grandchildren.
John Philip Kane was born in
West Virginia, in October of 1866
Twenty-one years ago he came tC
Bearcreek from Pittsburgh, Kans.
and has since been engaged ir
mining in this district.
Since his youth he had been &C.
tive in union affairs. He belonged
to the Kansas Knights Of Labor
and had been an active member Of
the United Mine Workers Of
America for 80 years.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

AS diners are seated at a large,
round counter in a new type of
restaurant food in glass contain
ers is passed before them on an
endless belt for them to serve
themselves.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

A German engineer has pro-
posed the erection Of windmills
1400 feet high with wheels more
than 500 feet in diameter to OBJ
tain the power Of winds at high
levels.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

L. M. PARROT was a visitor from
Joliet Tuesday.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

Phone your news items to No. ?,
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Phone your news items TO No. Q.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

Miss Hazel Dillon week-ended
at her home in Joliet.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Skeen spent
the weekend in Billings.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

| Red Lodge, on the new scenic
| route to the Yellowstone Park,
I is the gateway TO the Beartooth
! vacation land.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-05-17

The News has a guaranteed
circulation largec than that of
any other newspaper in Carbon
county.