Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-05-30
H Carbon
CONF
Condensed paragraphs review
ing highIiuhts Of events during
the week in national, state,
county and local affairs

oNA1bJI lAidn IL NAQ 1OA 1Ae0t
Barrow, notorious Southwest out
law, and his cigar-smoking, ma
chine g~un-toting mistress, Bonnie
Parker, on a lonely Louisiana
road Wednesday. Into a peace of
ficers' trap sped the pair in a
high-powered motor car, Haunted
a command to halt, reached for
their guns. and were literally
riddled by a barrage from the
posses guns. Within a few sec
onds Barrow had met the end to
which he had been destined the
moment he took up his career of
lawlessness. Bonnie Parker seemed
willing to share his fate. Life was
swift for Barrow; death was
swifter.
THE first out of door degree
work in its history was carried
out Thursday evening by the Red
Lodge chapter, Order Of DeMolays,
at the Knights of Pythias picnic
grounds. The ceremony was part
of the observance of the 18th an
niversary of the founding of the
local chapter by members and
alumni. Rodney Flashman was
the candidate. A picnic supper
was served.
PED LODGE and the new Cooke
City federal approach road to
Yellowstone National park is get
ting publicity extending to Europ-
can shores, judging by articles ap-
pearing in Finnish publications
and displayed here by local resi-
dents. A Finnish newspaper car
ries an article dealing with this
region and reproduces pictures Of
Camp Senia and vicinity in its
columns. The pictures were those
sent by Mrs. Hilma Ylenni of Red
Lodge to friends in Finland and
the article was written from des-
criptions in her letters. Another
article dealing with the new Rec
Lodge national park highway was
contained in a Finnish trade mag.
azine circulated among contrac.
tors of that country. The article
is highly descriptive of the new
road and is illustrated with foul
pictures showing the switchbacl
route over the canyon wall, thu
road as it leaves Red Lodge
Twin lakes and a view of construc
ton work above Wyoming creek
Material and pictures for the ar
ticle were furnished by Angus
Kallio of Red Lodge to the mag
~azine's editor, August Tolonen, al
old friend of Mr.. Kallio's.
@
RANCHERS in the county ar
collecting their annual boun
ties on coyote catches in still
greater numbers this year, it wa
reported at the office of Sheriff
J.. R. McFate. During the pas
few days the office has issues
bounty claims crediting ranchers
catches with % coyotes, and man,
more are expected to be registere'
before the week is out, it was said
Most of the animals were taken il
the Roberts district. Two dollar
a coyote is paid for their extermi
nation. Ears are cut from tn
carcass and testimonials ar
signed by stockmen in the v~icinit,
where the catch is made as a pre-
caution that it is legitimate befor
bounty is paid.
THERE was some talk recent.
of the Northern Pacific tax
their freight and passenger trai,
to Red Lodge out of service. Fri
day the plans of the company ma
terialized a little sooner than the
had contemplated-for a fey
hours at least, when the locomot
i've left the rails at the Broadwa.
avenue crossing. State highwa
oiling crews were blamed for tn
mishap by railwaymen, declarinI
that they had failed to properl
clear the rail crossing. The engin
was put back on the rails after
several hours delay with the al
of a helper engine from Laurel.