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opened and they had scant time to
break apart before Wolf Richards
burst Ia.
"LookitT !" he said, h lding up frag-
ments of glass. "Lookit what |
found out yonder, Johnny Found
'em In III ashes; right in TIL middle
of tn barn. jug, I'm tellin' you. . !.
jug. 'tisl What's a jug doin' into
the middle of a barn. eh? Whisky
likely. You're right. He was
drunk nd touched her off"
He stopped talking and eyed
Ellen closely as John took the frag
ments of glass from him. Her face
flushed from his untlmely intrusion
and the old mar chuckled to him.
self.
AS John left the office a man
whom he had seen repeatedly in
town approached.
"Steeie" he said. Bradshaw"
"Hullo. Sheriff. Knew who You
were, of course. Now, Ellen.
excuse US. The sheriff's errand isn't
exactly pleasant. Mark'n get things
going right of"
stranger, ehT the sheriff said as
he pulled back the blanket and
looked into the face Of the dead
man. Stranger to all your boys?"
"None OF 'em ever saw him"
The other nodded.
Step by step John went over the
story, speaking lowly of the GER
tainty that he and two others had
smelt burning gasoline, telling of
the jug fragments just now dlscov-
cred. He traced the mark of a
horseshoe on the skull, pointed out
the clear impression of a calk be-
gar to argue a bit as the sheriff
squatted there, unresponsive, chew
Ing on a cigar stub, almost bland,
almost disinterested.
my guess is this" he said. "The
same people that have been badger.
Ing us for week. pulled this. They
sent this poor devil In here with a
jug of gasoline. He shook hay out
along the barn floor, poured the gas
on 1t and touched II off. He'd nat.
urally start her to the rear first
and as he bent over to set 1t going
behind Prince, the old fellow got
| him."
The sheriff scratched a match
and lighted his frayed cigar. I'm
goin' to tell the curious just what
everybody else out here but you
seems to think" he said. I'm go
In to tell them that here was some
bum, walkin' In for a job. He gets
TO camp, e e everybody's in the
hay and knows he's likely to catch
HI II he wakes EN- up. So he
slips into the barn, which is warm
enough for anybody to sleep In ;
lights his pipe, goes to sleep and
|. there you arel
1--WE been watchin' what went on
here a long time. | been watchin'
you and what you've done since
you took hold. It's enough, what
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THE STORY FROM THE BEGINNING

rest plans a three months trip abroad Pro- Uses of advancement he has made to his
CorbeL BenUsps partner, Is bones contentoa Father ad son part without a COM
at once He refuses. and after a fist hsht his attackers realize it Is case Of
mistaken identity John earns his father ia believed to be out to wreck thu Richards
lumber company. Bewndered and ubeHevng. he seeks employment with thatc company
At the Office he 6nds Corbd bullying a young girl ad throws him out CmbeI does
not reosnize him The sh is Ellen Richards wnn Of the company. A etn he
carries gives Johns name as John Steele, the enrsp being dropped Inadvertently, and
John. knowing the feeling against his father. allows Ellen to believe that is his name
She engages him as her superintendent A series of accidents" designed to handrp
operations of the Richards company eliminates in the deliberate wrekhs Of a sn~
pillow. John, sdnhins Enensb bravery under conditions begins to have q nninensa
attachment for the girl which is returned The Richards barn and stables burn In the
John finds and carries out she dead body Of a ranger
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-02-22
SOLOMON

The Sunday school teacher had
been telling her class about Herod
swearing that he would give half his
kingdom to Salome II she would
ask him for 1t, and how. to Herod's
dIsmay, she asked for the head OF
John the Baptist. "What would you
have done In that casef" she n-ked O
boy.
81 should have told hers he
answered, "that Johns head did not
lie in my kingdom, that 1t belonged
to the kingdom Of God."-Boston
Transcript.
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would complete Ii a track problem
at the crossing had become press
ing, and John welcomed the chance
to ride that far with Ellen.
They were at the crossing a time
while Tiny tinkered and John
watched Ellen viewing the long
strings of loads, taxing the storage
capacities of trackage, waiting to
be moved into Kampfest. He saw
her look at the short little train of
her own logs they had dragged up
the grade. and her shoulders
Stacked significantly.
"a feast for them," she comment
ed, land for us . famine"
The look in her eyes wrenched
his heart.
Her hands closed on his tightly
and then she "a gone. He stood
for q time watching the train rock
On towards Shoestring. steam shut
off now. as they slid down the stiff
grades that led into town.
Feast or a faminel Not his ia
Tiers doing, this; Gorbel's prob
ably; but the situation was real
and acute, and he could not recov-
er from the look on the girls face.
He walked along a switch filled
with loaded carr awaiting removal
to the Belknap & Gorbel mill. Not
since the blizzard had the branch
been cleaned out Only enough cars
were moved to make roo for more
coming In from the Belknap K Cor
bel camps.
Even a switch, heretofore used
only by the Richards enpties, had
been commandeered. He counted
the cars standing there. Twenty
two there were; seven thousand
feet to a load enough for a
f0ur-day cut. If those belonged to
Ellen now. . The a wheels
blocked because the switch
ran into the Shoestring line on the
down-grade. He eyed one of those
charred chunks which supplement-
ed the hold of hand-set brake as
though he had new seen 81 sh a
device used before. Then he went
on, whistling tunelessly to himself.
He laughed, after a moment, and
said aloud:
Fire fires best fought
with fireI"
He talked with the crossing ten.
der of the track difficulties, outlined
temporary repairs. The man asked
for the next night off alphabetically /;
his wife wanted an evening of
movies; John told him to plan 1t.
a bit more heartily than even he
was wont to grant favors to men.
+. He had a plan. had John.
He had noticed that the Belknap
II G0rbel man, who had ridden In
the caboose, was hanging about the
crossing. He walked with a pro-
nounced limp, and as John and the
tender started for the little house
where the gas a was stored he ap-
preached.
slim, amt they making a run
from Kanpfest this EVENING"" he
asked.
"No; had trouble in the yards"
the tender said.
my hard luck, then r. the man
said. I'D ought to we telephoned
and found out" He looked at John.
rs there any chance getting back
to camp tonight?"
ride In on the speeder with me,
IL you want"
That was agreeable to the stranger.
A mile out of the crossing, as they
rolled through the twilight towards
timber on the horizon, his passenger
put a hand on Johns shoulder and
asked:
would you shut her off a min
ute? | got something to talk about"
tTo BE coNTINUED.)
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WOMAN
LOST IS LBS.
OF FAT

Miss M. Katner of Brooklyn, N. T.,
writess Have used Kruschen for he past
1 months and have not only lost IS pounds
for people who don't care to reduces
Kruschen Is wonderful to keep tho system
healthy. i being o nurse should know for
I've tried 10 many thinxs but only Kruschen
TO lose fat SAFELY and HARM
LESSLY, take a half teaspoonful of
Kruschen in a glass of hot water
in the morning before breakfast
don't miss q morning. bottle that
lasts 4 weeks costs but a tri1e-but
don't take chances-be sure it's
Kruschen-your health comes first
get 1t at any drugstore in America
II not joyfully satisfied after the
first bottle--money back.
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enough to have a druggist recommend
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry" said Miss Ruth b. Tibbitts,
Route l. II could feel the results right
away and not only did 1t restore me
to health but | also gained in weight.
As a tonic and builder it has no equal"
Write to DIR. Picrcs's Clinic, Buffalo,
n. Y. for free medical .dviee.
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For Coughs and
as a Tonic
~Spanaway, Wash

%Spanaway, Wash.
For three win.
ters / was laid up
from one to three
weeks at a time
with q severe cold
which always left me
in a very weakened
condition. This past
winter | caught cold
npatn hut utop IunLv
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-02-22

In New York a boy of fifteen, I'm
spired by examples of our bootleg
crime era, had an Idea. He killed
another boy of twelve, because he
thought the other boy had "told on
him." First he offered to show the
younger lad just how he planned to
tie a man up, then rob him. When
he had tied the twelve-year-old boy
with rope, and made him helpless,
he stabbed him to the heart and
killed him.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-02-22

In Kansas City Mr.. Donaldson
bought an old book, opened it, and
two $50 bills dropped out.
A man who has sold more copies
of a great encyclopedia than any
other salesman, once said: II could
have put $50 In the middle of any
volume, come back In ten years, and
find my money SAFE"
Many buy, few read books.
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Eggs generally weigh from % to
as ounces to the dozen. but may
vary from IS to 80 ounces.
A pullet can withstand a range
In temperature from nearly zero to
about 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
Egg prices and feed prices, when
compared, remind poultrymen that
only the best ration Is profitable.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-02-22

DR.. Pierce's Pellets are best for liver
bowels and stomach. One little Pellet fol
a laxative-three for a cathartic.-Adv
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-02-22

The little nayies of Peru and Co
lombia are fighting and won't last
long If 1t be true that airplanes are
dropping bombs on the gunboats.
The commander of Colombia's
planes "came vigorously and at
tackled the enemy Peruvian planes,
forcing them to retire" Crowds In
the streets applauded frantically.
We had that frantic applause in
our streets before 1918.
g. 1898, By King Features Syndicate, Ina.
WNu Service
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Don't Trifle With Coughs

Don't let them get a strangle hold.
Fight germs quickly. Creomulsion COM
bines the z best helps known to modern
science. Powerful but harmless. Pleasant
to take. No narcotics. Your druggist will
refund your money if any cough or cold
no matter how long standing is not re-
Iieved by Circumcision. (adv.)
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-02-22

Frank Hague, energetic mayor of
Jersey City, wants Mr.. Moore, gov
ernor Of New Jersey, to demand
voluntary suspension of mortgage
foreclosures for at least two years."
Governor Moore viii ask mort
gage holders to adopt the idea"
Many mortgages will not like 1t,
but If taxes and Interest are paid, 1t
is wiser, in some cases, to keep the
mortgages than take the property.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-02-22

Born of Logic
Intuition, In a woman, is just logic
working subconsciously.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-02-22

New, interesting kind of cheating
at Monte Carlo, where the big Ca
sino looks down on the blue Med
iterranean. An international gang
of ten in collision with croupiers
marked cards for trente ct quar-
rante ("thirty and forty") with In
visible ink. The swindlers wore
special glasses that made the ink
visible to them only, a new use for
chemistry. Some of the gang are
In jail.
Another set Of cheaters long ago
conspired to squeeze compartments
on the roulette wheel, each a frac-
ton of an inch, making the odd
number openings wider than the
even numbers; then they bet on odd
numbers; and broke the bank. Now,
when one Of the numerous blanks"
breaks, solemn gentlemen In white
neckties come with a wheel of steel,
to test all wheels on the tables.
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W. N. U, BILLINGS, NO. s-tsss
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This Week
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
Roosevelt's Courage
Japan and the League
When That Fist Swings
Strange Cheating

The country rejoicing at Governor
Rooseyelt's escape. finds additional
satisfaction In the fact that state
ments by the Miami police show the
shooting was the act of a mailman,
not the expression of any fanatic
class hatred.
The n II who fired the shot with
such disastrous effects, but fortu-
nately without injurlng the Presi-
dent-Elect, talked at random.
y like Roosevelt as a man, but |
Kill all Presidents. | don't kill POI
lice; they work for a living. After
an operation have bad pains In my
stomach. ! hate the rich and power
ful that cypress the poor, etc"
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-02-22

Primo Camera from Italy hit
Schaaf from Boston and Schaaf
died. Schaaf was well named
Schaaf, In German. means sheep"
Camera In training weighed 264h
pounds, is 6 feet 5h inches tall,
and his arms reach exactly Z feet.
Schaaf weighed 207h pounds, stood
6 feet 2 inches. His reach was 6
feet 3 inches. An arm weighing 40
pounds. with a hand as heavy as a
horses hoof swinging around. is as
dangerous as a swinging boom on a
sailboat. And when II comes at
you in a straight line, with the
weight Of a 264h-pound body back
of it, ir is more dangerous.
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Battle for
City Grown
Tech, Shortridge Get Ready
for Title Game at
Perry Stadium.

With the city prep grid title de-
pending on the outcome, Shortridge
and Technical high school football
teams will meet Friday at Perry
stadium.
Originally the game was sched-
uled for the Shortridge athletic
field, but the change to the base
ball field was announced yesterday
by Fred German, Tech athletic di-
rector.
To Shortridge alone goes the
chance for a clear city crown, but if
Tech downs the Blue Devils, the
laurels will rest in three-way split
between Shortridge, Tech and the
winner of the Washington Manual
game Friday.
Techs gridders took an easy drill
Yesterday, with a short signal drill
and limbering up exercises. The
Techmen are in good physical con-
dition.
The Blue Devils came out yes
terday to practice punting and pass
ing. Pack, an end, who was injured
last week still was missing from the
team last night.
The Continentals rehearsed new
offensive tactics, and then went in
side to sit through a blackboard
drill.
Manuals practice session yester-
day was made up largely of block
ing and tackling drill. Constantine
and Yovan, backs who did not play
against Bloomington last week be-
cause of injuries, probably will be
ready to start against Washington
Friday.
All four schools finish their sched-
uleS Friday.
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Good Defense
at Southport

The Southport high school grid
squad has been scored on but three
times this season, and Cathedrals
eleven, which will meet Southport
in a charity contest at the Butler
bowl next Saturday afternoon, has
the honor of having been respon-
sible for one of these scores.
In a game with Seymour, which
Southport won, IA to 6, Seymour
rushed over from the 10-yard line
after recovering a fumbled punt.
Cathedrals score came as the re-
suit of a twenty-yard pass. Plain
field high school also scored a
touchdown against Southport on a
pass, but the final count was:
Southport, 10; Plainfield, 6. The
Southport season record follows:
Southport 10; Plainheld, g.
Southport IL; Shelbyvile. 0.
Southport. 90 Westf1eld, o.
Southport. 7; Cathedral. 6.
Southport. IA; Seymour. 6.
Southport, 81; Broad Ripple. o.
Southport 81; Washington. 0.
Southport. o. Columbus, o.
Southport 7; Richmond,O.
For a small school, Coach A. E.
Pitcher has an unusual amount of
material at Southport, sixty-one
boys being out for football. A first
and second team and a we'll organ
lied freshman team are maintained
all three teams having regular
schedules.
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STOP RHEUMATISM
PAINS QUICKLY
RentOn's HYDROGEN Tablets Relieve
Stubborn Cases When. Many
Others Fail

No matter how long you have suf-
fered from Rheumatism, Arthritis,
Neuritis and similar ailments; no
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tried, don't be discouraged. For Rem
tons Hydrocin Tablets, a new scien-
tif1c preparation containing sub
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deposits in the joints and muscles,
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Many letters are on file from peo-
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and serum, and finally obtained
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pain.
Get a bottle of Renton's Hydrocin
Tablets from your druggist today,
or write Renton, Pasadena, Cali
Observation-Disclosures.
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20 TURN OUT FOR
RIPPLE NET DRILL

Twenty aspirants answered the
first call for basketball at Broad
Ripple high school and the squad is
drilling nightly under the tutelage
of coach Ed Diederich.
Only two veterans, Sampsen and
Drullinger, remain from last years
squad, but some promising material
has been discovered among the re-
cruits. Broad Ripple opens it's
season at home Dec. with West
field providing the opposition. The
schedule:
Dec. 2, westfeld, here; Dec. 8. Warren
Central, there; Dec. 9, Carmel. there; Dec.
is Manual at Broad Ripple; Dec %.
Washington, at Broad Ripple; Dec %. New
Augusta there.
Jan s, Ben Davis, there Jan. 1920. city
tourney, at Tech gym; Jan. rs, Decatur
Central there; Jan. 27, Plainfeld, there.
Feb. O. Mt Comfort. there; Feb. g.
Southport there; Feb. 9. Knghtstown
there. Feb. 10, Brownsburg. here; Feb.
is, Elwood, there; Feb. 3d. Noblesville
there.
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Sleep Until Morning
THIS Csc TEST FREE
If 1t Fails.

Physic the bladder as you would the
bowels. Drive out the impurities and
excess acids which cause the irritation
that wakes you up. Get a regular 25c
box of BUKETS, made from buchu
leaves. juniper oil, etc. After four days
test. if not satisfied, go back and get
your 25c. They work on the bladder
similar to castor oil on the bowels.
Bladder irregularity is natures danger
signal and may warn you of trouble.
You are bound to feel better after this
cleansing and you get your regular
sleep. Hook Drug Stores say BUKETS
lis a best seller Advertisement.
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HENRY B0GUE CHOSEN

Officers of the Indiana Officials
Association named at a session in
the Board of Trade last night were:
Henry Bogue, Washington high
school grid coach, president; T. R.
Townsend, president, and Rus
sell julius, Shortridge high school
athletic director, secretary-treas-
lIrpr
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Fight Results Monday

AT NEWARK, N J.-Harry Jacobs $50
Newark, defeated Johnnie OKeefe. 1872.
Garfield, N. J. (10i; Joe Campbell $50
Miami, defeated Jimmie Phillips, 1872
Bernardsvllle n. j. 10l.
AT NEW ORLEANS-Jimmy Perrin, l16
New. Orleans. decisioned Kid Laredo lis
Mexico 10l Broomer Broker 1874 North
Dakota. decisioned Benny Picataci 1873
New Orleans a..
AT TERRE HAUTE-Leo CTigeri Flowers.
1855, Terre Haute, decisioned Hay VIII
liams 1853, Chicago G0): Jimmy McFar-
land, l46, Pittsburgh. defeated Mickey
Oshea, ISL. Chicago 10i.
AT CHICAGO-Tony CanceIa. 1873
Tampa. beat Baxter Gaines. l76 Duncan
Okla (l0l Solly Dukelsky. $50. Chicago
and Pee Wee farrell. l45. Fl. Wayne Ind
drew 49,; George Ha berski. 1873, Chicago
deteated Ray Hendrickson. 10, Kalama-
zoo. Mich. a..
At HOLYOKE. Mass-Jimmy Leto. 1886
outpcinted Frankie Kick. 1873. Los Angeles
llOl; Sal Carter, 1913. Middletown. Conn,
knocked out Dick O'Brien, 1856. Boston Isl ,
AT MUNCIE-Jimmy Taylor. Cleveland.
Akers, Indianapolis. 10 rounds Paul Warn
Eddie Cooper. Muncie rounds
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W0LGAST is WINNER

By United Press
PARIS, Nov. 24-Midget Wolgast
of Philadelphia, recognized as world
flyweight champion in New York
and affiliated states, last night
fought to a ten-round draw with
Valentin Angelmann of France.
Neither Wolgast's title nor Angel
mann's French crown were at stake,
as both entered the ring over the
112-pound limit. Wolgast scaled
1141A: Angelmann. LIS.
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City Football Notes

Monte Carlos Negro eleven defeated the
Phillips So team. IS to 0. for the second
time this season at Douglass park sun
day. Both teams played interesting foot
ball The Carlos first touchdown was
scored in the second quarter on a thirty
yard end run by T. Carson. In the
fourth quarter T. Carson, right half back
intercepted a Phillips pass on the goal
line and raced through the entire Phillips
team SO yards. for a touchdown Cole
man plunged for the extra point NJ Floyd
tackled a Phillips player back Of the goal
line in the fourth quarter for a safety
Monte Carlos desire games with strong
city and state elevens. Write or phone
Jack Hannibal 500 West McCarty street
Indianapolis. phone Drexel 1900
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Sc Legal Notices
IS Autos for Sale.

STOCKHOLDERS annual meeting OF the
White River Railroad Company for cleo
ton of officers and general business VIII
be held at the office Of Kingan & Co.,
indianapolis Wednesday. Nov, 18th. at
10 a. m A. NJ Movie. Secretary
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF
INDIANA
Indianapolis. Indiana. November Il. 1888
NOTICE TO BIDDERS ON TRUCKS
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
poSalS viii be received by the State High
way Commission a the Commissions Of
fee on the Third floor of the Statehouse
Annex. l02 North Senate avenue. Indian
apoHs. Indiana. until ten 10 .0Ol O'Clock
a. m. November %. 1888, on the following
equipment.
liz-ton heavy classification with cab.
hoist and body, delivered { o. b. various
points in the Greenfield. Seymour CTaW-
louisville. Fl. Wavne and LsPOrte districts.
one % 10 three 3 chassis Of atom
heavy class including front bumper front
tenders and cab. delivered TO LaPorte
Proposal blanks and specifications are on
Commission where same may be obtained
free upon request.
The right is reserved by the State High
way Commission TO reject any or all bids.
waive technicalitleS as 10 procedure. and to
award on any combination of bids that in
its Judgment is most advantageous TO the
State of Indiana
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF
JAMES D. ADAMS.
Chairman.
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MORENO TO FACE JARR

FIT. WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 14.-The
state bantamweight boxing title will
be at stake when frankie Jarr, Fl.
Wayne, present champion, meets
Henry Moreno, Evansville, here
Nov. 20.
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Two new teams are desired fol openings
in the Church League. playing at the
Century building tables. second floor. OF
Monday nights The Table League plays
on Wednesday night. womens league on
Thursday night and Century League on
Friday night.
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TABLE LEAGUE.
Last Weeks Results.

Last Weeks Results.
Dubbs 70: Ducayner. 4
Flashes, 10: Centrals. 8.
Golden Tide. "A; Century, 4.
This Weeks Games.
Century vs.. Dubbs. Golden Tide VS..
Central. Ducayner VS.. Flashes.