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Plentywood herald., 1934-01-11
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Oiling the Wheels or Tifa

feafs, ago. shopping In the Iarp.
! department stores OF tina. p-naa.
| northern cities was NOT alvaya !
peasant pastime, owing to fn.
u'udeness, Indifference and offer
rudenass OF tile clerks in attend
ance- It was not uncommon to haax
some red faced. loud mouthed floor
walker or boss, roundly abusing
Some girl Tor neglect of duty The
customer naturally felt very IN
comfortable. and had a desire tn
escape to a more congenaaI at
mOsphere.
Today all this lis changed Esm-
ployers and clerks, workers where
ever found, have learned or SON
will, that politeness is ehe magic
W falal makes the wheels or daily
h1e operate without friction.
1t is interesting to observe how
much the personnel i'm ssnxes
hotels and other places that cater
10 1he public have improved In
manners.
They are chosen not only ror
their abIlity to do the work hut
because OF thedr courteous ADDRESS.
in some places of busdntss. the
help are gathered into classes and
instructed in the art OF ac0uirire
gracious and pleasing manners To-
wards customers.
The heads OF departments have
long since learned that those vs1om
they employ to meet the public.
can r1pA their customers wixn1
rHudeness or indifference. or they.
cam attract and hold them by thear
tactf1ll, kindly, gracious manners.
A worried. undeEnmuriahed un-
derpaad employee is not fit to meet
the public. 1t is very easy to be
patienf with trying customer III
one feeds well and happy. 1t Is i'm
possible To be gracious at all times
and under all circumstances to the
public, Ii the wheels OF life ara
not oiled with sufficient measure
of the material Things OF life. and
a soul that is at peace with the
world and itself.
Good health, conAentmeMt and
real kindness. are practically es
sential to success, If we must make
our living by dealing with fale
public. Even pDliteness and cour4
tesy must come from within. We
may be able to assume II some Oh
THE time, but even then NJ won't
ring true, Ii it is put ON like
cloak, and does not spring from the
soul lit liz easy to greet people
cordially, IL we feed kindly toward
them
Thoughtfulness OF the comfort
and welfare of othnrs is am attri- |
butte THAT helps to oil the wheels
of life. III we love our fellow men.
we are sincerely interested In their
happiness and welfare. For that
reason 1t lis easy to inconv ven3ence |
ourselves, II by SO doing we can be |
OF helD to them.
Whether you are working for
eTe public or not. remember that |
unless you are well and reason |
ably contmted the wheels of life /
need oiling with the knowledge d
biological living that will bring you
health il you put 1t into pra0aoe.
Then close your heart against ha4s
and malice. and invite love and
contentmeDt ITO enter and abide /
with you. The wheels of your life
will rum smoothly oiled by health
happiness and the courtesy that is
he SPONTANEOUS expression OF your
inner self.
Plentywood herald., 1934-01-11
Rounding the Conner

AS we face tfe problems of another wear fs,er.
Is certainly reason for encouragement in the future
The Christmas season just closed found Uncle Sam
the greatest gift gver of sorely depressed nation
New Year finds people wrh an undisputable at
ttude of increasing confidence
In the south. 100000 farmers gos envelopes
containing s4S.00O.o0o for Christmas They had
agreed to curtail cotton acreage Az the same time
$4,000 wheat farmers handed So 900 900 They
had agreed TO reduce wheat acreage Checks for
cash We're given 10000 working on projects OF
le public works administration In anodhe~ group
OF $4,000 in the Civilian Conservation Corps wages
We're beng paid al the rate of ST day
The federal surplus relief corporation spent
$55,000,000 for pork beans. flour. beef mutton
apples and butter be given away Other purchases
planned but not actually carried out in time for
Christmas We're 100000 tons of coal 45oO
600 pounds of cheese
All the unemployed could not get on the relief
ROLLS Uncle Sam continues to pay out So to 81 a
week to those who need 1t. Teachers on his payros
are going out to rural schools to continue them and
TO conduct classes in adult education Some schools
In Montana are being saved from closing through
G. W. A. Attractive low cost homes are TO be built
Considering the United States and its people
In The aspect Of great family ii is pretty well eyi
dent Uncle San is taking good of the family
Critics appear. of course Some Of them say the
., .A1n = une "4e nus A114ns va ga Usually
NY . ~ ~ ~ peoA'e Aiio leipsu aeiI ooaai-
- ilus ~ . iaii- Me1l1he ls pfesaasfa rvaaahs
- W ~ uis peop1e. 10 sospei Love iAs Neash-
~ -, = iAsse' = oaei 1le heaas ~ lls iAsuAis Me
~ W @ p saa6sas anu oaaeTs VINO
for fall
The question Is perhaps pertinent, where would
we be now If this group and their kind were in
trol of the national destiny rather than the man in
Plentywood herald., 1934-01-11
NEWS CT OUR NECHbORS
oaaansd kua AnsAaHon 49, naaeA or Duk

EGGS PURCHASED AND DISTRIBUTED
Approximately 2.4oo OF fresh eggs viii par
chased In Montana during January by the state re-
LIEF commission Tor distribution among t*se needy
ihe federal government has aAaocased $40 To
the commission for this purpose Ii is a.o sid tfe
purchases would reduce the surplus expersed zud
would tend TO improve the usually sluggish January
egg market
HAS MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH
lied Wilson, an empaoye OF the Pugo CoustrucStoa
company, contractors OF the culbexsson bridge had
nlrrow escape from death lask week W4se ~<~xsn~
on the center pier OF the bridge Wason kus his
iootang ON the Icy edge OF the ca. walk and uau.,.~
in'o space During fhe faaa he managed to grasp !
rope thaf was fastened to the 1alsework and Arox<
the fail after fifteen foot plunge
NEW SCHOOL FOR POaNT-Rep Ayers has
introduced bill in congress for $50 eee approprs
ntion for addition on the Wolf Point school On
the Forst Peck reservation The existing school lis en-
ureiy state institution. but large number al In
dian children enrolled Construction of tbe .xss
ton would make the school q combined state .rd
federal institution 1t would remain available to ho<h
white and Indian pupils
LARGE NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED
Veit county started the yenr with one Of Tire
largest number Of unemployed In the eastern xe1tnn
OIL The state Figures reveal that nearly coo of she
it4ov registered men and women are tobarx Four
hundred men are now working drn xoxts pro
sec1s has includes workers On the brx1rn rs.x fs.r
beurson
SALESMAN DIEs-The New Ye.r boa1day
brought death to George E. Nolan. ven known
young representative OF the H r. Heinz cnznuauy
who succumbed to heart attack IT his Minot
home. Mr. Nolan died before a phvsscizu
could reach his bedside Heart trouble superin
by a~ufn fnxO
of death
THIEVES RETURN LOOT -Thieve. ~no On
tered the home OF Carl Sa1hra New Yesr's DIR NJ
Niiaston and stole $50 In besides checks and
money orders mounting to SIS and belonging 70 the
nst Iuuneran church. returned the checks to Rev
r. b. steen by mail Police are flnxerriotfnx tA~
enveope in which the checks we're enclosed
BUFFALO HERD REDUCED-Because Of ranges
thin1ed out from fall drought and Eraxnaopper In
sasaon, the Yellowstone park buffalo herd or 1I4e
animals Is to be taken to nedghbor1ng ranch fur
winter storage, park officials hare announced
Twelve OF the herd will be consigned so urIr-s.
purchasers while 22z will be slaughtered
YOUTH MEETS DEATH IN AUTO CRASH
Donald Parker, Fl, of Wfbaux Was instantly Killed
In an auto smash on the outskirts the city when
me car. In which he was passenger fz1ted so
Ae sAddp turn anu plunged Into tze ditch and
nit an old telephone pole
STONE CONTRACT is AWARDED-Tne bid of
ae Newton Mcdowell Inc. OF Kansas CITY fnr n<xx@
o be placed In stock piles for use on he ror. pe~t
iam was accepted Low. The contract iuvorr@x
1868. .000
tuLHEfTkON TO HAVE AIRPORr-Tre cus-
ertson seaTchligt states that Cuibeuson rill hare
= airport The project. with an estimate cxsx af
s'eoo will extend over 200 acre plot or Ispd
Plentywood herald., 1934-01-11

And the show goes ON. Be Ii
to the everlasting credit OF a few
members who have seemed to sense
the responsibility OF their office and
have had the courage to raise
their voices on the floor OF the
House or Senate In rebuke OF those
who s0ugdlt TO proaomg the session.
Some Of both the ma aloaity and
minority parties have branded ttfhe
procrastinating delays as dis
grace to the state OF Montana" and
time and again have unged that
both groups "get down TO busi-
nfHs" This small group who have
dared champion the cause OF econ
my and efficiency will have some
hhing to start on that will be we'll
worth remembering when they get
ready to announce their candidacy
for another term ~ legislator.
Plentywood herald., 1934-01-11

SALESMAN DIEs-The New Year hoaslax :
brought death to George E. Nolan. weM kno~u
young representative OF the H r. Heinz compauy
who suecumbed to heart attack IT his Mino4
home. Mr. Nolan died before phvsscszu
could reach has bedside Heart trouble superfn-
dueed by acute indigestion. Was given rs the cause
of death
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-11-07
PARADOXICAL

"Those quartette singers seem to
get along well together, don't they?"
"Yes, they represent a strange
paradox"
what do you mean?"
peace without harmony"
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-11-07

in the warm new shade called "clay-
rust"
Complete, dlagrammed sew chart
included.
Pattern 99S6 may be ordered only
in sizes IA, 16, IS, 20, 80, "a. se, 8s
and 40. Size 10 requires 3h yards
S9-inch fabric and " yard IL inch
ribbon for bow.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS In coins
or stamps (coins %preferred) for this
pattern. Be sure to write plainly
your NAME, ADDRESS, the STYLE
NUMBER and SIZE.
Send your order to Sewing Circle
Pattern Department, 232 West Eight
eenth Street, New York, N. Y.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-11-07

Dorothy had been praying for a
baby sister. Her mother, while read.
ing the paper, exclaimed:
Mother-I see Mrs. Smith has q
little daughter.
Dorothy-How do you know that,
Mother dear?
Mother-It says so In the paper,
dear: Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Smith,
a daughter"
Dorothy latter thinking a moment)
know what I'm going to do. I'm
going to stop praying and begin ad-
vertising.@Chelsea Record.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-11-07

She burst into the office, all flushed
with great excitement.
She Ito the other office girls)-
I've just seer Mr.. Smith, the cashier.
buy a th%ree-pound box of chocolates.
One of Them-Who fort
She-For his wife!
Another-Why, is he only Just mar
ried?
She-Don't know. It's either that
or he has done something wrong
Chelsea Record.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-11-07
A Reason for Mention

Gumboil-I see the newspapers are
speaking about me again this morn
ing.
Coleslaw-Is that sol In what
connection?
Gumboil-An article gays there are
now 13O,OOO,O0O people in the United
States, and I'm n Of 'em, amt r.
Exchange.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-11-07

Pet-Shop Dealer-What makes you
think d%achshunds are becoming fash
ionable, madam?
Lady-Because they are always
saying over the radio, "Get a long
little doggie."
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-11-07
SLIGHT MISTAKE

Bobby had just returned from
school.
what did you learn today, Bob
by?" asked his father.
Grammar"
what sort Of GRAMMAR"
well, daddy, l learned that cats
and dogs are common hounds, but
you and l are proper hounds. Lon
don Tit-Bits.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-11-07
GEOGRAPHY LESSON

Are you HungaryT' asked the
waiter.
Yes, SIAM" replied the customer.
"Then I'll Russia to the table, and
Fiji Turkey"
Not necessary" retorted the Gus
toner. Just Sweden my Java;
Denmark my bill I'm In a Wales Of
q hurry"
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-11-07
Now We Can Go Ahead

Mistress-Mary, when you wait at
table tonight upon my guests, please
don't wear any jewelry.
Maid-I have nothing valuable,
ma'am, but thank you for the warn
lng.-Boston Evening Transcript.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-11-07
No Staff Needed

Don't stand there loafng," said
the professor, to three of his stu
dents who were standing talking, In
a corner.
Were not loafng," replied one of
them. "There's only three of us, and
1t takes leayen to make a loaf."-
Florida Times Union.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-11-07
Kind Member

Pastor-This morning l will have
for my topic "The Great Flood In
Genesis"
Prominent Member of C~ongrega-
ton (rislng)-I've got an engage
ment to play golf so / can't stay, but
I'll head the subscription list with
$1,000 to relieve the suffering Ge-
nesians.-Border Cities Star.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-11-07
Modern One

You say your daughter Is a light
sleeper?"
Yes, she goes to bed at daylight
and sleeps until almost dark, when
she is ready for another all-nlght
date. "-Philadelphia Bulletin.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-11-07
All Haywire

Grocer-What do you want, sonny?
Boy-Tm tryln' to member what
ma wanted me to get in this jug.
Grocer-What jug7
Boy-Oh, / forgot the jug.-Army
md Navy Journal.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-11-07
Cutting Expenses

Geezer-I've about decided to get
married.
Gumboil-Won't 1t increase your
expenses too much?
Geezer-No. l figure 1t will dou-
bic the life of my tires and cut my
gasoline bill in two.-Pathinder
Magazine.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-11-07
"~Shirtmaker'' Frock
PATTERN spss

The vogue Of the shirtmaker frock
mas been carried right over into the
autumn. but the new members of this
popular family are a trife less
severely tailored than those one has
seen in all smart places during the
summer. Here is an excellent ex-
ample of what we mean-wirh chic
short epaulet-llke sleeves and soft
gathers. You can make II of a fab
ric as formal as stain If you wish. II
would be as smart as Paris In black
with crystal buttons and a white
satin Knot at the throat. Or perhaps
you would prefer 1t In crepe moroccan
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-11-07

Visitor-Tell the head of the house
a friend has called to see him.
Maid-You must be at the wrong
house; the bill collector lives here
Chelsea Record.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-11-07

Peewit-I understand the Richmore
fortune was started by a man who
simply profited by other peoples mis-
takes.
Quiggle-How could that be7
Peewit-He invented the little rub
Der tip for lead pencils-Pathfnder
Magazine.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-11-07

Convict-I'm In here for havin'
FIVE wives.
Visitor-How are yOu enjoying
your liberty 7-Pathfnder Magazine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-07

=: SOCIETY =:
eeseeeesseeeeeeeeeessssss
Monroe County P.-T.-A. Council
Conducts Meeting On Wednesday,


January tie course put out BY the
National Congress on puhlieitv. 4
hope was expressed that ali menl-
bers win endeaxox to pursue this
course il onds1 10 be better equip
ped t. carry on he work u their
own cations
Motien 6nz made 81 Mrs. NJ. E.
Befkowiiz e ende84or t. have !
Monroe County Council room ct
the High School and to place in It
q Congress Library with different
books and other literature Of IN
terest and value to PIT. A. work
ers.
A general health committee was
appointed with Mrs. C. ". Goethe
representing Senior-Junior PIT.
A. as chairman; Mrs. Robert Rob
erts, Harris PIT. A., and Mrs.
VIM. I. Daughtry, Division Street.
Plans were formed for dispos-
ing Of the Christmas Seals re-
ceived by the Councils President,
and each president of the locals.
The next council meeting win
be held At the High School build
me on Monday, January Z. st 3
n. n. when definite plans !. and
time viii be set for the study
group.
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Visitors ArniUe
To SojOurn Here

Mrs. SalIie Cary Parrish. Of
Washington, D. G, and Mrs.
Blanche Winslow. of New York,
arrived over the highway yester-
day.
This is Mrs. Parrish's second
visit to the city within a month.
as she arrived in the early part Of
November in company with her
uncle, William r. Wallace, of Salt
Lake. Utah. who is head of the
plant board of the state.
After q short stay they win re-
turn to Miami and expect to come
again later in the season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-07
AUCTION SALE
AT JOHNSON'S

Frany Johnson's Annual Auc-
ton sale starts tomorrow night
st his store IN the Colonial Hotel
building. This yearly event gives
every person in the city an OPP
portunitY to buy high quality
Christmas gifts at their own
prices. AIr. johnson says.
The sale starts promptly at
7.s0 o'clock.
There viii be an auction sale
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Dance Tonight
At Cuban Club

Kappa Pi Club win sponsor :
dance tonight at the Cuban Club
on Duval street.
Dancing viii begin at 8 and end
at IL o'clock. Music win be fur
nished by BOb's Orchestra.
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Chapter -
new DAY nAWNs

MA AhfLN waited. restlessiy iof ma
~ return. uDad. have ron seen
x.on7" sls begged Is he came IN.
avse a.. isa fhat husband az
..:.- $50. 49, 49, .hsr,
- 2. .' = -
!. r. = 8 500 = = -
10. pc hasn't peen u Iah sinee
ten o'clock. wired hls bah down to
him and the District Attorney was
waiting o sake am Gown % as o.
nee ~ soon g that arrived. Re nad
little conference on there tnal
kept lin from coming ont mere. !
chartered z plane ana new down.
ana the minute landed ne sent me
out neEk afisr you. Ready 70 50 on
=
Just wait until get ny hat and
coat And. Lad. we can take Hero.
cant Ne
ION BET we can: he used e 80
fishing With ne ana Lon. you r.
member hello old fellow. stu
klnq o. saak7' aren't you
Hero showed hin scanl attention
urQWllEg deep IN bis throat he made
a rount Of tie room and stood b.
l6ra til door. M
"a. IL. :, -. rnfsrn,hs.ag..
s-~~.sx ssse~ - - e-.s -.
1900
z... -....zx -.
a. .s.'es e.... 49,. e 49,.
- -. &. g y. = a. a.s ~ l..sz
eAs e1es.s e Na 'a..'s ssaA.9
% - eas s1s 80 J "a. -
.@1 tHa ~ l@A se9suoA Aa4 atA's4
tze4 : 9. e e.Eelea ner constant
go. .assnt apon zaatalns
aSt ktaA nhsesh enemies
Dae. said Marian. Is they start
gong 20 need silver. what did Jon
meanz
AeSWaln just did what he forced
his soE .ln-lam 70 do. only he made a
thofou = LOB of Il. Hes dead
Mar az stared at the hin they
we're .scendInz. stared af the ma.
lions ( + lights below. as thsv touDed
the q sde and skirted the skyline
houlex ard. then dInned down an the
other ;ide.
sHon did Il hapuan. Dad?s abe
asked ii length.
1d3n't know. Ian he answered
I'VE tame ont hg the wav Of Dublin
cangoa. There vas another car with
n. With some Of the District Attor.
ney's nen II ii going after Mcswain
Al tht crosse rasfa = re-, 1890 -.
rants whose car had hraken down
going some place Tor SILVER. Thev r.
fused to tell where. but thew told
as McswaIn had received 4 tels
phone message ana had then gone
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-07

MOUNT EULLEY. \. Y-Nia
Caroline Carroll. > school teacher
Of this city. had 11-year-oid vi
liam Albertson arrested 10E
breaking her nose with his fist
after 3 reprimnnd.
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TO SUBSCRIBERS

Il you do not receive your
paper by 600 o'clock IN the
afternoon eel telephone 81
and a paper win be sent
to your home. A complaint
boy is on duty at this office
from 500 to 7:15 p. m. for the
purpose Of delivering COM
plants. Help US give you 100
percent service BY calling 81 II
you do not receive The Citizen.
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THE END

every night next week until the
entire stock Of toys, holiday
goods. dolls and other gifts are
sold.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-07
-; :i Marian Gordon


Hami.n mterposse. Nas nesaase
sels o-sA g s Is. ssss's - =, go -.
1s1as.'a1ezeu tAas 0n wv 80 49,
z.e1o sl'at uay soa 90 s1aAsa @Do-.
som oom;nALe Anne ene 81
Nance : DeSsot e.ssas =
tnese NsEe tne sanAs psopls
to'e s1s-a aoe.ls -. .ntsE 800
lnlsk.aeN: sela wanted g nssp sou
ana aiant Know now ana Doesox
oteeie to.a ne me Aaeks kAAt -.
Gasaa nsn eonnaea g nm
Ihats Nnefe ypA went tnAt
night Marian saiu. turning % MN.
res, ! wanted % tax % someone
!. could trust Who woulan't e preiu'
diced one way OF the other.
In continued. figured fa better
checK our ana start for Honolulu @
see ar. Honaon. personally.
crossed the nay and tne next morn
Ing CHANGED 70 read u the morning
paper list of passengers On ne
boat due u. and found Hondon's
name there. 50 went down 70 meet
him.
~But how did you happen TO be
coming to the Statesle Marian asked
Hond0n.
= came because the District At.
torney cabled ne 70.
~WelI.n the District Attorney took
up the tale. sin the meantime. had
had ny Once check M On the two
men With whom your husband had
been ont the night the check vas
cashed. ] brought them IL. They con
Eeased they had switched checks o.
Mr. casad. Ct McSHain's orders
we couldn't q done diRerenf~
broke In husky voice. she had It on
rs. II vas that or taking trip 20 the
island
Fl believe that. said the District
Attorney. hut sim can't see why
you'd let him place another man IN
the sams position
They talked amongst themselves
for q few minutes. then left the
court house for home soma time
later. the faint grey Of . new DAY
tinging the sky above them. Marian
and Lon and Mr.. Gordon drove out
70 Lonian Lodge. but while Mr. Cor.
don was ready 70 rest the moment
he arrived. tbs two younger people
we're restless.
~Put on heavy coat and let's 90
70 the hill top. suggested Lon.
With rugs over their arms. they
walked out to watch the day break,
Hero stretched out beside them. bis
nose nuzzled into Marian's free
hand.
THEY talked for many moments
over what had happened in the
past Why she had acted IS she had
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-12-07
GETS NOSE BLOWN OFF

ST. PAUL.-Joseph Hardness
of this city had his nose blown
off when he accidentally discharg-
ed his revolver.