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Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-03
BOURQU|N SLATED
FOR ADDRESSES IN
CARBON next WEEK
To Make Appearances at
Fromberg and Red
Lodge, Oct. IL

Judge George NJ. Bourquin, Re-
publican nominee for the six-year
term in the United States senate,
is to make personal appearances
in Carbon county next week in the
course of a speaking tour over the
state, according to word received
here Monday night by John
Honkala, secretary of the county
Republican central committee,
from E. E. MacGilvra, secretary
of the Republican state committee.
The fiery orator is to deliver adj
dresses both at Fromberg and at
Red Lodge Friday, Oct. IL, &C.
cording to the word received here.
His Fromberg appearance is Stat
ed for the afternoon at 2 O'Clock
and will probably be held in the
Liberty theatre, while the Red
Lodge appearance will be staged
at s o'clock Friday evening at
washington nall
Recognized as one Of the out
standing speakers in the country
today, the former federal judge
has been drawing capacity aud
fences in all sections of the state
where he has made personal ap-
pearances, it was stated by Mr..
Honkala. Newspaper accounts of
the addresses by Judge Bourquin
in the various cities of the state
where he has appeared serve to
bear out this statement. One such
account records that Judge Bour-
quin filled the Shrine auditorium
at Helena, which has one of the
largest seating capacities in the
state, on thirty-six hours notice
to the public.
Judge Bourquin has a message
to deliver that will be of interest
to all, it was pointed out, and his
abilities as an orator have been
likened to some of the most out
standing speakers in the history
of the country.
Republican leaders of the coun-
ty feel fortunate in having Car
bon county included on Judge
Bourquin's itinerary and are going
forward with plans to welcome
him to this section of the state.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-03
M1NTOSH RITES
HELD SATURDAY
Hundreds Attend Services
For Prominent Red
Lodge Woman

Hundreds of friends of Mrs.
Henry F. Mcintosh, Ga, prominent
Red Lodge matron who succumbed
here late Wednesday, gathered at
the Episcopal church to attend her
funeral services Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Frank
Durant of Billings, formerly pas
tor of the church here, officiated
at the rites and interment was in
the Red Lodge cemetery.
Acting as pallbearers were
George Jeffrey, John Albert, j. R.
McFate, Lou Pomeroy, Pete Bog
gio and John Sim.
Mrs. Mcintosh, widely known in
this city through her activities in
lodge, church and civic affairs,
succumbed at 9:10 p. m. last We'd
nesday night following an emery
ency operation for appendicitis
performed the previous Friday at
a local hospital.
Mrs. Mcintosh was born Helen
Frances Maddox at Boston, Mass,
on January 8, 1870. She was one
of eight children of Samuel R. and
Mary Wiley Maddox of that city,
and removed to Nebraska at the
age of three years with her par
ents, settling on the North Plat.
Continued on Page 81
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-03
PROGRAM STARTS
FOR CATTLE AND
SHEEP PURCHASES
Emergency County Agent is
Named to Handle
Program

The governments emergency
cattle and sheep buying programs
in Carbon county got underway
this week with the appointment
Tuesday by the county commits
sioners of o. P. Roberts as emery
ency county agent and their dis
cussion and outlining of the plan
both with Nh. Roberts and J.. G.
Taylor, director of the Montana
State college extension service at
Bozeman and head of the program
in the state.
Mr.. Roberts, who formerly
served as county agent of Richland
county, will be in charge of the
program in this county and he set
the wheels in motion Immediately
upon his appointment Tuesday.
Commissioners ordered that an
emergency county budget of $500
be created to take are of the
necessary expenses in connection
with the program.
Organization of the county
wide livestock buying plans will
get underway tomorrow with the
first of four meetings to be held
at various communities through
out the county being conducted at
Roberts. The Roberts meeting will
be called to order at 1880 p. m. and
will probably be staged in the high
school gymnasium, it was an
nounced. Other meetings slated
are as follows: Luther, Thursday
night at 7:30 o'clock; Joliet, Fri
day afternoon at 1870 o'clock, and
Bridger, Saturday afternoon at
1:30 o'clock.
Pointing out that the program
has been delayed in getting into
operation in this county and that
immediate and wholehearted CO.
operation on the part of county
cattlemen and sheepmen is needed
to get it into full swing within the
short time allotted until winter
begins, Mr.. Roberts urgently re-
quested every cattleman and
sheepman who is planning on SELL
ing his cattle or sheep to be in at
tendance at the meetings held in
his respective community. The
Continued on Page 81
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-03
GOV. COONEY WILL
CONFER ON ROCK
CREEK DAM PLANS
Will Discuss Projects With
Roosevelt and Hopkins
AT Washington

In an effort to obtain official
approval of the Rock creek water
conservation dam projects, which
have been hanging fire for some
time, from national heads, Gov.
Frank H.Cooney left for Washing
ton, D. c., Monday, press dis
patches stated, to confer with
President Roosevelt and National
Relief Director Hopkins.
The governor plans to lay be-
fore the national leaders a pro-
gram for expediting Montana's
water conservation needs and will
also discuss several other matters,
which he declined to reveal, with
the president and the national re-
lief director.
Before his departure Monday,
Gov. Cooney expressed himself as
particularly interested in the OBJ
tanning of final approval of a
PWA loan of 100000 for con-
struction of three large storage
reservoirs in this county to sup
plement present irrigation facili-
ties which in recent years have
proved to be inadequate.
Plans for the construction of
the dams, two Of which would be
located at the head of Rock creek
and one on lower Red Lodge creek,
have been in the hands of officials
for some time. The governor has
long shown an interest in their
construction and has worked faith
fully towards attaining that end.
Approval of the loan would be
the signal for the immediate start
of construction on the projects
and would effectually take up the
unemployment slack in this COM
munity, it has been previously
pointed out The dams, according
to those working at the plans, will
not provide any additional irriga-
ton waters, but would assure an
adequate and constant supply to
the more than $4,000 acres of farm
lands involved.
In Governor Cooney's absence
from the state capital, State Sen
ator Robert Pauline of Kalispell,
president pro tenn Of the state leg
islature's upper body, will take
charge of Montana's executive
needs, it was stated.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-03
.ICKES APPEALS TO
NATIONS HUNTERS
Asks Protection of Rare
Trumpeter Swan
Of Region

On the eve of the opening of
the migratory bird hunting season,
Secretary of the Interior Harold
l.. Ickes is making a nationwide
appeal for redoubled vigilance in
saving from careless hunters the
pitifully small remnant of trump
eter swans.
Only in the region of Yellow
stone National park are these
magnificent creatures, the largest
of native waterfowl, still to be
found. Even there the little coll
ony is struggling hard for sur
vival. Scarcely fifty adult birds
are reported in the recent survey
made by the wildlife division of
the national park service, although
every effort is being made to pre-
serve and perpetuate the surviv-
ing swans.
Local pride and concerted effort
by the state game. commissions of
the three states from which r
recruited the majority of the
hunters in this region-Idaho,
Wyoming and Montana-have been
an important factor in creating q
greater sense of responsibility for
Continued ON Page 81
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-03
OF
VOTERS SETS new
MARK IN COUNTY
6,223 Names Are Listed on
1884 General Election
Tabulations

Registration of voters for the
general election of November 6
set a new all-time high in Carbon
county this year, it was revealed
Saturday by Clerk and Recorder
C. E. Thompson following compile
ton of his tabulations of county
registration lists.
With a total of 6,229 registered
voters included on this years list,
the figure exceeds that of any
previous registration, and if all of
the qualified electors exercise
their rights next month in choos-
ing senatorial and congressional
candidates and requirements in
state and county offices, a record
general election poll is slated in
this county, exceeding even that
of the record vote cast in the
| presidential election of Nov. g.,
1882.
The 1884 general election regis
tration includes names of 352
more qualified electors than were
eligible to vote at the primary
election last July II, when a total
of 5,871 were registered. This
years gain is 181 in excess of the
6,042 names included on the regis
tration lists for the general cleo
ton of two years ago, the clerks
figures also revealed.
A steady increase in the num-
Der of registered voters in this
county was noted when this years
figure was checked against regis
trations of the past few years.
Comparisons showed that this
Continued on Page 81
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-03
VIVIAN
Lid Slammed Shut on Gambling
Throughout Carbon County

Carbon county sheriff forces,
following up orders from the at
torney generals office at Helena
last week to "clamp the lid" tight
ly on gambling in all its forms,
were engaged in doing just that
this week, conducting a county
wide Investigation of the vice and
warning past and prospective NO.
lators that gambling, ever in its
pettiest forms, will not be toler-
ated.
AS a result card games, dice
games, slot machine devices, punch
boards, baseball and number pools,
lotteries, so-called TANGO "bingo'
and "keeno" games and even the
lowly sport of shaking for the
beers" went into the discard, dis
appearing completely from all
horizons throughout the county.
And any attempt to revive, pro-
mote or foster them, Sheriff ]. r,
McFate said Tuesday, will immed-
lately be "nipped in the bud" Of
ficers are taking such steps under
orders from Attorney General
Maggie and, even though gambling
has never been reported much in
evidence in this county, they are
going to be on the alert to see
that it does not spring up within
their jurisdiction.
No arrests for violations of the
state law against the vice have
been made but, authorities point
ed out, this does not NEAR that
they will not occur should games
of chance make an appearance in
this county. With additional in
centive being furnished his drive
by complaints against gambling
coming into his office from all sec
tions of the state, Attorney Cen
eral Nagle is not %relenting upon
his original orders of a week ago,
it was stated.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-03
SPEER OPTIMISTIC
OVER REPUBLICAN
CHANCES IN 1884
Declares Party Is Certain
That Losses Will
Be Regained

The Republican party is enter
ing the present campaign with
certainty that losses sustained two
years ago when the opposition was
greeted with a landslide, will be
regained, declared J. w. Speert
chairman of the party in Montana
in a recent interview.
Continuing, Mr.. Speer stated;
"The Republican ticket is far more
representative of the state this
year than any other ticket in the
field. Nearly every section has q
candidate they r anxious to see
elected and this is welding q
strong force of Republican senti-
ment behind the entire ticket"
"The Republican party, always
the aggressive and progressive
party, believes that Montanans
have an opportunity to do the
state a real service. Led by for
mer Judge George M. Bourquin,
who is so thoroughly defining the
campaign issues, and former Con-
gresham Scott Leavitt, who is al
so waging an earnest and aggres-
sive fight, the attention of the
voters will be centered upon the
policies that have been carried out
and tragedies enacted by Demo-
Gratis of the Wheeler Cooney-
Erickson brand"
A tragic condition prevails in
Montana today, the chairman as
serted, the state being plunged in
to reckless and extravagant waste
in its government under the big
stick welded by Senator Wheeler
through the Penwell machine and
over acting Gov. Cooney, solely
for the purpose of creating a po-
litical machine. A Democratic
house, through inefficiency, threw
the state off balance at the legis-
lative session two years ago,
Speer charged, and declared the
ascendency of the Democratic
party to power has been marked
with nothing short Of govern
ment violence and sensation"
He cited the attempted i'm
parchment of Gov. Cooney as the
work of a committee, composed
mostly of Democrats and appoint
ed by a Democratic speaker of the
house. Only two members of the
Republican minority in the house
failed to sustain the charges and,
with many Democrats joining the
minority, the charges failed Of
adoption in a Democratic house by
a narrow margin primarily on the
part of partisans, far away from
the state, but personally anxious
and interested in the coming cleo
ton. 1.-THE pressure of personal
ACKNOWLEDGMENT was strong enough
to make the measure fail of
CONTINUED on Page 81
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-03
DUCK SEASON TO
OPEN IN STATE
ON FRIDAY MORN
Weekend Shooting to Be
Allowed in Next
Few Months

Helena-Thirty days of duck
hunting will be open to Montana
nimrods with the coming of sun
rise Friday morning.
Under recent regulations pro-
mulgated for the conservation of
the wild waterfowl, the hunting
period will extend over the week
ends of October, November and
December.
With time varying slightly in
different localities, the official
time for pulling the first trigger
in the Montana area will be at
approximately 6:32 a. M, with the
sun setting at 6 p. m.
Before and after those hours it
is unlawful to shoot water fowl,
which even in open seasons, must
be given some time to rest. The
daily bag limit is IL ducks with
not more than five of any kind.
The bag limit for geese and brandt
is four.
Furthermore no one may legally
possess more than "a ducks of all
kinds and no more than 10 of one
kind, and not more than eight
geese or brandt.
No shooting is permitted from
a power or sail boat, airplane or
car.
In addition to the regular state
license all duck hunters must also
buy the 81 federal stamp.
For the information of duck
hunters, the state fish and game
department lists the following of
fetal time of sunrise and sunset
on each day during the open sea-
son this year which extends over
the week-ends until December 9.
October
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-03
ADJUDGED INSANE

Adjudged insane by an insanity
board made up of Carbon county
commissioners last Wednesday,
Pete Rukavina was taken to Warm
Springs Thursday by Undersheriff
w. H. Moore, Jr. for incarceration
in the state asylum for the insane.
Rukavina, who was recently en-
ployed as a construction worker
on the new highway, has a wife
and three children residing in
Yugoslavia, it was stated.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-03
TO TAKE
SAFE FROM LOCAL
BEER HALL FAILS
Yeggs Flee as Shots Are
Fired BY Night
Officer

Local authorities this week were
conducting a search for yeggs who
at an early hour Monday morning
forced entry into the Workers
club, South Broadway beer parlor,
trundled a heavy safe, repeatedly
containing $4,000 in valuables,
from the front office to the rear
of the establishment and escaped
when they were intercepted in the
act of loading the safe in a wait
ing automobile by Night Officer
Fred Lantz, who fired shots at the
fleeing burglars in an effort to
halt them.
Officers stated that the burg
larry occurred between 4 a.. m. and
5 a. m. Monday and believe two
men were involved. Entry to the
place was gained through a rear
door of the beer parlor, the burg
lars drilling two holes in the
panels to slide a protecting bar
out of place and turn a latch. Once
the outside door had been negoti-
ated, the yeggs forced an inside
door to gain entrance to the bar
room.
The yeggs then trundled an
8OO-pound safe, located in the Of
flee at the front of the establish
ment, to just outside the rear door
of the place. When surprised by
Night Officer Lantz, who came
through the alley in the course of
his nightly rounds, the men were
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Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-03
GETS 91st
STATE LIQUOR STORE

Montana's ninety-first liquor
store has been located at From
berg with Robert Emmett of that
community serving as vendor up
on appointment by Gov. F. H.
Cooney.
The store, which is the second
to be installed in Carbon county,
opened for business Saturday with
an initial stock of some 80 brands
of selected liquors on hand. A
fair sale of liquor-buying permits
was reported by Vendor Emmett.
The store is located next door
to the White cafe in Fromberg.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-03
HOMESTEAD APPLICATIONS
ARE PAST $4,000 MARK

Bozeman, Oct. 1.-Applications
for subsistence homesteads have
passed the $4,000 mark and are
mounting at the rate of nearly
100 a week in the project offices
of the division of subsistence
homesteads.
There are now 40 projects pub
licly announced which will have
about 5000 small farm homes
when completed. The applica-
tons run about four for each of
the 5000.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-03
APPOINT DROUTH HEAD

Bozeman, Oct. 1.-R. E. Bodley
has been appointed state director
of agricultural drouth relief and
soon Montana counties will have
formed local county agricultural
drouth committees with the coun-
ty agent serving as executive sec
rotary.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-12-07

minulych vol 'bach ako znamo, demokraticka
strana dostala 16 repubikanska 13 mionov hlasov.
Tieto hlasy boly ale tax rozdeene, re demokraticka
strana dostala skoro tristvrtny kongresu nych IRA
dov do moci. Toto mao taky dcinok pokrokove
krydlo repubkanske strany, re 81 ziada reorganiza
ciu strany, nac re sa zaoM nova strana. Vodcom
pozadovan reorganzacie je senator Borah, ktory o.
spravednil pozadovane reorganizacie strane t!mi-
to slovami:
"Co nina tyka, ia nechcem tretiu stranu. Ja
chcem repubkansku stranu. Preco by miliony repu-
blikanov malo odhodit' memo, tradicie vyborny
kord tejo strany len preto, re paru l'ud drzacich
strategcke pozice strane nechce poznat politicke
skutocnost? Oni hovoria 'Drzte sa mocne, kym bur
ka prejde!' Ci nemaju sympati ku tyym mi]ionom,
kton sd tej burke musia zahyn1t alebo ma jst' u
tulok nekde indie, kym oni 'mocne drzia'?''
Borah poveda re miliony obcanov chcu zostat'
repubkanmi bud1 stranu podporovat' ked' sa zbavi
t'azdiel ktore u tazia. Ale jestl naprava nepre
vedie tax tie miliony repubikanov nebudu nikdy ma
svoju stranu hlasovat' stranu ktora pr1tomnej
vaznej dobe zabudla zaujmy ludu. Budil hlasovat
ma stranu, ktora ma nespravne navrhy odstranene
krze, ale ktora hoclen namaha nieco sprawl; ale
bo budu hasovat' novi sranu, ktora nahradi repu
sblikansku.
Terajsi drzitelia moci repubGkanskej strane si
Hoover FletGhen Mills I'M 'starl gardisti". Behom
poslednyeh oseinast mesiacov bolo zalozene kraji
- tisce klubov mladych republikanov ktori chc1 a
pozadujd reformu. Jest ju nedostand tax 81 zorga-
nizun svo vlastny narodny vybor co sa bude rovnat
zalozenu novel strany Ably sa tomu prediso, vodco-
via republikanske strany zamysl ad svolat schodzu
narodneho vyboru januari.
Podobny BOZ mono predvfdat' demokratickei
strane. tato strana ma pokrokove zpiatocnicke
krydlo. Sam prezident zda stat prostriedku me-
dzi oboma krydlami
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-12-07

mnozia. A6kol'vek cesko-slo-
vensky priemysel musel vypla-
tit vyae $12, ,oOo, 600 cudzfm w
nalezcom "a posledntch pat
rokov, oproti 5000, 900, ktore
dostali cesko-slovenskf vynalez-
ci Cd cudzfch priemyslov, tato
medzera sa teraz pomaly "a
tvara. Cesko-slovenske vyplaty
cudzim vynalezcom boly stabi-
lizovane ma asi $2,400,00O roc
ne, kdezto prijmy cesko-sloven-
skych vynalezcov cd cudzich
krajin vyst1pily 20 100000 v
roku 1927 ma asi 81, 200, 900 ro-
ku 1888. Potesenim je, ze me-
dzi novymi vynalezcami s1 j
Slovaci.
Ct. citatelov prosfme, aby
svoju podlznost' "a casopis spla.
cali. Nikto nem6ze robit' zadar-
mo. q luftu ami slovensky re-
daktor a vydavatel nevyzije.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-12-07
YoUNosTowNsKE sLOvENsKE NovMY

vyata ma mlynske koleso ably rozhybalo ale ktor6
koleso stalo ebo potok vyschnul Ten vyschnuty po-
tok to je l'ud bez zarobku, bez penazi jesti ten
l'ud nedostane zarobky cim skorej, esti voda do
potoka nevrati - veruze ten mas hospodarsky mlyn
Ease celkom zastane obchod premyslom pojdu Ease
dolu kopcom. Toto zaiste predvidaju nasi kapitani
obchodu premyslu preto predseda Sdruzena A
merickych Bankarov ust'uje vladu, ze budl nou co
najtesnejsie kooperovat'. je najvyssi cas-!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1934-12-07
DYE PROTIvIACE ST ZPRAVY A-OBE
SU PRAVDIVE.

- Po tieto dni dane boy do verejnosti dve zpravy
jedna cd predsedu American Bankers Association a
druha cd predsedu Americkej Federacie Prace ktore
81 ma prvy poh ad protirecia, ale ODE s1 pravdive
" zprave Rudolfa Hechta, predsedu Sdruzenia Anne
rickych Bankarov stoji:
.Verim, re panuje lepsi duch kooperace medzi
Yladou obchodom, nezl panoval "a dlhy, dlhy cas-
mysim, re este al pesmist musia pripustit re OBJ
chod dyiha Porovnania skoro vsetkych druhoch
obchodu priemyslu minulost 'ou rozhodne vykazu
j toto zepsenie Mole ddaje zakladajd faktach.
William Green, predseda Americkej Federacie
Prace sdel'uje
HJe neodskriepitel'ne, re problem pomahania l,l-
dn tejto zimy je najvaznejsm aky tento narod kedy
Nnal Nase clsIce ukazuju vacsie rozmnozenie sa ne
4amestnanos cd oktobra do novembra toho roku, nez
lanskeho roku, ciastocne zamestnanie prvej po-
Vici novembra je vyssie, neil kedykolvek hstorii
kich cislic. stavebnictve, lod 'nej premavke vo
kkych priemyselnych skupinach je Wac ciastocnej
estnanosti nezi vlani. Takto mnoM tych, ktor1
1 pracu, nachodia svoje pr1jmy mensdmi nezi
IL .-I.llEk .n.a.i
l3reen tiez udava re novembri toho roku mali
IA pol milona Wac 1plne nezamestnanych, nezi v
1embri lanskeho roku
de vskutku pravda, re obchod a priemysel 81 lep-
Nfoja dnes robotnlctvo horsie, ako vlani. Obchod
lemysel ma Wac robotnictvo menei zarobkov To
mmil vykazy bankovych vkladov vykazy mno-
obchodnych priemyselnych podnikov. Vklady
1kach sa tomto roku zodvihly biony dolarov
vklady neulozl robotny l'ud, lebo sama vladna
poist 'nj1ea korporacia udava, ze sl1 to vklady
&c 'tisfc-dolarov6.
to tie biliony dolarov ktore vlada vynalozila
fbanie nasho hospodarskeho stroja. Sticky do
x1ea6k ako steele do pieskn yoda putien