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The producers news., 1935-08-02

arvest is over. While in Plenty
T"oOo secretary Ingerson was a
guest at the home of Editor and
Mrs. Charles E. Taylor.
George Porter of Helena was
Plentywood visitor the first mart
Of the week. P~i'
MRS. Stanley Paulbeck returned
from long visit with relatives
and friends in Wisconsin.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
MRS. Dewey Bjork of Medicine
Lake, at the hospital here.
0. F. Alpin, representative Of
the Occident Elevator companv
was here tuesday.
Walter Domonoski, prominent
farmer of the Westby country. wac
a business caller in Plentywood on
Sunday.
Mrs. c. F. McNulty and Mar
garet McNulty entertained friends
at a o'clock dinner last Wednes-
day.
Donald Anderson, son of Peter
Anderson of Westby, left the hos
pital Tuesday. He was a medical
patient.
DR.. and Mrs. R. E. Gustafson
and family returned Monday night
from a vacation trip through the
parks and western Montana.
Mrs. l. Brooks and her mother,
Mrs. Carlson of Culbertson are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Koenig at the Leland Hotel.
Athol Markell is in the city. Mr.
Markell is organizing an orchestra
which will appear in this section
They opened at the Blue Moon
Tavern Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blain Dean anC
family returned from a two week
vacation through Yellowctone, Gla.
cier parks, Billings, Butte, Kalis
pell and Missoula.
Harold Feethan, undersheriff Of
Sheridan County during the tenure
of Jack Bennett as sheriff Of
Sheridan County, from 1916 to 10
20, now residing in Oregon, is visi
ting with his uncle, Jack Bennett
ad other friends among the OLE
timers in this vicinity, after Il
year absence.
Mrs. Edward Bell of Weyburn
: Saskatchewan is a guest at tn,
home of Joe Mcintosh. Mrs. E.
Bell is a former resident of tn,
, Welliver community. She has live,
| here for some time and left her
over IL years ago.
James Griffin of Chinook, form
er state senator and now stat
manager of the government see
\ loan department, was in town o
t Tuesday holding a conference wit
I E. A. Draper, seed loan inspector
q After their conference the two me
+ went to Culbertson.
Tom Alley, internationally fan
T ed wrestler was in Plentywood FIR
f day, chatting and handshakin
+ with old acquaintance. He ais
n visited the Producers News in m;
r king the rounds. He expects
d show his wrestling ability befol
a crowd of fans in this part of tt
country within a few weeks. I
d the casual observer Tom appear
e to be in fine condition and with
it few weeks training will give tt
n wrestling fans the kind of ente
% tainment he has always furnishes
20 a sjuare deal.
The producers news., 1935-08-02
The Lutheran Free Church
WIestby, Mont.

VCcIUys 1AOuSs
The Scandia ladies aid has its
annual picnic on Mr.. I. Kanterud's
farm Sunday August A, at 10 am.
A mission melting will be held at
Scandia church Wednesday Aug
ust z, at 8 pm.
The McElroy ladies' aid meets at
the schol house Thursday August
8, at 2 pm. Mrs. M. A. Peterson
will speak to us about the work in
India.
A mission meeting will be held
in St. John Friday August 8, at
5 pm. Missionary M. A. Petersen
the speaker.
The Oslo L. p. S. will have q
picnic at Lake Skarmo August IL,
at 10 am. Mrs. N. A. Petersen the
speaker.
G. Mellby, pastor
The producers news., 1935-08-02
LUTHERAN CHURCH
o. nj. Simundson. Pastor

.. NJ. SimundsOn, Pastor
Sunday, August A, services at
Outlook at 10 am; at Archer at
1880 am; and at Antelope at q:
80 pm.
A meeting of all the congrega-
tions will be held at the church in
Plentywood on Monday, August 5
at 8 pm. This meeting is impor-
tant and all members are asked
to be present.
The producers news., 1935-08-02

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The producers news., 1935-08-02

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Hans Hardersen. Archer, Mont.
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Farm FOR SALE-32O-acre farm
with good improvements, located
five miles southeast Of Dagnar.
Reasonable if taken at once.
See Hans Rasmussen, Plenty
wood, Montana. tt
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-03-22
OUR EARTH TO
END In FLAMES?
Scientists See Fulfillment of
Bible Prophecy.

According to DR.. Fritz Zwicky. a
physicist associate of DR.. Robert A.
Millikan, discoverer Of cosmic rays,
the Bible prophecy that 'the earth
shall melt with fervent heat" is
strictly scientific and is the destined
end Of our whole solar system. None
of us now present need feel alarmed
about 1t, as it may not occur for
many millions Of years, possibly bill
lions. But once In thousand years
some sun-to us only point Of light
In the sky-has suddenly blazed up
and then gradually disappeared. This
Is believed to be the result of an
explosion, releasing the interior heat,
estimated in our own sun to be an
intensity of 3O,000OO0 degrees. In
the case Of our sun that would mean
the instant conversion Of all the
planets and all upon them, If any,
into gas and the disappearance of
our entire solar system. That is
what happened to such suns and
solar systems, If they had any, which
thus ended their careers during the
past cons of time.
Such exploding suns are known as
new star, not new in fact, but new
to our vision. Doctor Zwicky says
that astronomers are In expectation
of such phenomenon occurring
near the Virgo universe by 1887, and
are keenly on the watch for it. IL
Is tentative theory that cosmic rays
are created or released by exploding
suns and If this phenomenon actually
occurs on time much more about that
ray may be learned.
OF course, the year In which we OBJ
served 1t would not be the date OF
the actual explosion. since for us to
see 1t now would require that 1t hap
pened many thousands of years Ago,
80 long does it take for light to reach
the earth from such mathematical
distances.
The mere discussion of such an
event and mention of the great lapse
Of time and the incomprehensible
distance from us Of the scene Of ac-
ton, gives us better mental con-
ception of the grand universe, COM
posed Of innumerable universes, so
overwhelming and so indicative of
the superimmensity of creation, as to
cause us to hesitate in giving too re-
strictive definition of the Creator
of 1t all.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-03-22

Gerard double-crossed me? You'll tell
me, and you'll tell me quick"
Milly Gooch glanced at him from
between half-closed lids. She ficked
ashes from her cigarette.
Galloway set the lantern on the
forge beside her. "Now look here,
Milly,"-his tone was propitiatory-
I'm just man"
Nothing else but"
She slipped to her feet. With in
credible swiftness she reached the
door and bolted it. Backed against
it she thrust her hands into the pockets
of her coat. Her eyes looked enor-
nous as she defied him.
you're so just, Len, that of course
you won't mind staying right here till
you've told me what dirty deal you
and Walt Gerard are putting across"
Calloway's glance flashed to the
double DOORS Prudence's blood tin
gled. He was planning escape that
way, was he? To her surprise instead
Of turning purple with anger and blus-
tering, he shrugged and put one foot
up on the stool. Elbow on his knee,
he swung the lantern in his free hand
as he faced Milly Gooch.
I'm not kicking-with you to look
at"
"Quick on the uptake, aren't you1
What's the racket? Have you two
been making trouble for Rod-dy?"
Her voice caught in the middle of
the name. Prue's nails cut into her
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-03-22

hands. 1t didn't take much perception
to realize that Milly Gooch loved Rod
ney Gerard.
"Trouble for Roddy! Trouble for
Just little, just little"
Calloway's repetition was ugly. He
kicked away the stool and approached
Milly Gooch. He was angry and he was
cornered. A menace to the person
who crossed him. Prudence squeezed
herself between the forge and the wall.
She couldn't let that other girl fight
alone. Had she been heard? Had she
been seen? She held her breath. No.
They were too absorbed in each other.
Il told you when you threw me over
for him that would make him pay,
didn't I? First he stole my girl"
Meaning me? never was your
girlv'
Engaged to me, weren't you? What
do you call that?"
"Guess you mesmerized me.
jumped through the wrong hoop, that's
all. Gosh, / don't know why. Sup
pose Roddy-suppose did like Roddy
better, are you going round making
trouble for every man girl likes
better than you? You'd better move
to the desert"
"That isn't all Rodney Gerard has
done He has come between me and
business. He Is cutting tinber that
it's my right to cut. I would have
winked at that IL he hadn't already
taken you away from me-"
Don't cry, Len" Milly Gooch tor
mented.
He caught her shoulder. Nov he's
set Prudence Schuyler against me-"
TO BE CONTINUED.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-03-22
New York Buildings

The Empire State building is 1,24S
feet high; building began in February
$780, and it was opened on May /,
1881 Elevators run to the observa-
tory on the eightysixth floor; from
there two elevators run to a special
gallery, 1,210 feet above the street level,
and there is 12-foot stairway above
this to another observation platform.
Radio City covers three large pity
blocks, between Fifth and Sixth ave-
nues and Forty eighth to Fifty-first
streets; the surface area is 5O3,S75
square feet, or almost II acres. There
are IL building units, ranging from six
to 70 stories in height In the entire
project.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-03-22

side while my property is being de-
stroyed? Suppose they kick over a
stove? Drop match? These balsam
boughs would flame like tinder."
"Right. I'm with you, Rod"
"Tm with you and Jim, Rodney"
keep out of this, Dave. l." The
door of the bunk-house banged open.
Men crowded and pushed their way
through the opening. Here they
come! After more booze! Back into
the shadow. Quick"
The crew staggered and staggered
toward the truck which sprawled like
a wounded monster across the road.
They stopped and blinked In the glare
of the roadster headlight
Gerard with his hands in his pockets
faced them in the light.
"Party's all over, boys. There Isn't
any more"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-03-22

Rodney Gerard was out of the road
ster before David Schuyler could
finish the sentence jerked out Of him
by the shock. He stared at the bulk
sprawled across the road. A truck.
Not one of his. Where had it come
from to be on the pond road at this
time Of night?
what the dickens is it, Rodney?"
David Schuyler peered over his Shout
der.
"A truck. Gone bIooey. Not one of
ours. That smash didn't just happen
in this spot. I'll bet it's plant. Cal
loway and Walt conspiring! What's
the big idea? If it were our truck,
the answer would be easy-holding up
our shipment; but strange" He
shifted. "Oh, my gosh! Smell til"
David Schuyler, who had been bend
ing over the wreck, Strengthened.
Smell it! I'll say I smell it. What
master-mind conceived the scheme of
wrecking that load of liquor in front
Of the bunk-house? We must keep
my boys from finding this"
Judging from the sounds of whoopee
ahead, I'd say we were several hours
too late. What dirty trick! What a
damnably dirty trick! Who's coming?
Whoever it is won't get any more"
He picked up a bottle which had
escaped breakage. "Clever guys. They
didn't have the stuff cased. Just
handed it to our crew all ready to
drink" He swung his arm expert
mentally. Il haven't done much at
head-cracking lately, but I'll do my
darndest with this
David Schuyler seized the bottle.
"Wait till you see the whites of his
eyes, Rodney"
The light touch eased the tension.
Gerard had been so angry that he
wouldn't have cared where or how he
hit; now his mouth was stretched in
grin. His muscles frightened. Who
was coming?
Rod! Rod"
The sharp call was barely audible
above the din in the bunk-house. Jim
Armstrong! OF course! Gerard
dropped the bottle. It cracked like
pistol shot.
"Rod! Rod! It's jim! Put up
your gun'
Gerard laughed as Armstrong; face
shone weirdly white in the glare of
the roadster's lights.
Haven't a gun. No such luck. That
crack was a bottle passing out. Come
on Dave. Let's get round this mess
so we can talk to Jim without yelling
our heads off,"
When they reached Armstrong, he
shouted to make his voice carry above
the din in the bunk-house.
II beat it across lots on the short
cut trail. The men were raising the
roof when 1 reached the bunk-house.
snapped in on their wild party. Had
just time to see that they'd pulled
blankets off the hunks, had scattered
balsam boughs which served for mat
tresses all over the place, when
shower of tin cups deluged me
hadn't supposed there were that many
in the world. The crowd roared as
backed out. I know when I'm in
hopeless minority. They've been fairly
good-natured. Perhaps they will get
sleepy and quiet down."
Gerard glanced at his wrist watch.
It'll give them two minutes; then !
am going in. Think l will stand out
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-03-22
Slight Concession

Mrs. r. was quite active in affairs
at the grade school which her boys
attended. The youngest. ten. had
requested her presence at the assem-
bly, period where he expected TO
shine forth for the first time as
drummer in the program to be given
by the orchestra. Before leaving the
house, however, he gave his mother
her final instructions
"Now, mother, when you come to
school this morning, don't kiss me or
pat me or anythingw
MAY speak to your" asked his
mother suppressing a smile.
"Oh, yes, l guess that'll be all
right. "-Exchange.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-03-22
Bobolink Color;ng Differs

The bobolink is the only song bird
that is black below and largely white
above. This is a direct reversal of
the normal tone pattern of other virdA
which are almost always lighter BE-
low.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-03-22
Two Discarded Pens

give you one good pen free. Mail two
wornout fountain pens. You will re-
ceive one good fountain pen, guaran-
teed one year, without cost. 5000
schools use my plan. Pens are rebuilt,
with new points, etc. State color.
BROE PEN EXCH., 1922 Southeast
4Sth Ave., Portland, Ore.-Adv.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-03-22
Three Simple Steps
to Ease a Sore Throat
in Three Minutes
A WAY THAT RELIEVES THE
CAUSE m A FEW MINUTES

Modern Scientific Method
Wonderfully Easy
REMEMBER PICTURES HERE
Here's a safe, modern and effective
way to relieve sore throat. A way
that eases the pain, rawness and
irritation in as little as two or three
minutes. Many doctors advise it and
millions are following this way. Try it.
All you do is crush and stir s
BAYER Aspirin Tablets in 1S glass
of water and gargle with it twice
as pictured here. Of you have signs
Of cold, take BAYER Aspirin and
drink plenty of water.)
Get real BAYER Aspirin Tablets
for this purpose. They disintegrate
quickly and completely, making 4
gargle without irritating particles.
BAYER Aspirin prices have been
decisively reduced, so there's no
point now in accepting other than
the real Bayer article you want.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-03-22

To keep clean and healthy take DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They regulate
liver, bowels and stomach.-Adv.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-03-22
The Final Argument

War will no longer be inevitable
when mankind wakes up to the fact
that wars are inevitably disastrous
even to the winner.-Harry Elmer
Barnes.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-03-22

Watch the Speech
Weigh well your words, for it's the
words that make the things.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-03-22
That Settle. 1t

If poetry puts no images In your
thought, of course you don't care for
poetry.
La opinión., 1935-05-12

que, por ell contrafio lie pusieron eli
ridiculo, y ademas en- ell noyeno
round fue ~noqueado, cosa que pudo
haber sucedieo desde Ell primer cpl
sodio en- que con un fortisimo gan
cho derecho a la barba cayo a la 10
ma nuestro Campaon, hacienda ell
ridiculo.
Este no fue todo; EN- ell quinto
round volyio a azotar Gaona tantas
veces que perdimos la cuenta y a
no haber sido que ell contrario, fal
10 de aire y no pudiendo nj o su
humanidad. todavia asi 10 g%olpeaba
pero sin punteria.
Gaona SO salvo milagrosamente y
no puGo veneer a su agotado rival
por la simple razon de que Sc dedi-
CO al bailecito y no Sc decidia a man
dar golpes.
El papel mas triste que hemos Wis
to hacer a un pugi ista 10 hizo Gao
ma, que bien puede dedicarse al bal
le, en- 10 que creemos que ST tiene
Facilitates, pues de boXeador es un
case completamente perdido y nos
desprestigia llamandose Campeon
de la Repdblica.
En- ell noveno round. despues de
una serie de "mandarriazos" con Ia
derecha de su oponente. Wild Bill
(Siuue On Ia ga. Pap
La opinión., 1935-05-12
MAGYARS VS..
VIKING HOY
Juegan en- Loyola, en- Ell tor
neo de la Copa de Los
Angeles

Johnny Sesel, quien ha sacado a
su equipo Viking A. C, de los Ill
limos lusares en- la disputa del
~campeonato Gle football soccer de
Los Angeles, hasta convertible en-
una serie amenaza para los hun
earos del Magyar, dio a conocer
aver ell lineup que usara en- ell i'm
portante encuentro de hoy en- Ia
tsrde contra los M~aeyars, en- ell es-
tadio de LoyoIa.
Segel tiene confianza en- que sus
delanteros Norsemen. Kieldrup.
Hultgrem. Swanson Y Christensen
forzaran las lineas defensivas de
los hdnsaros para dar la victoria a
su equipo.
Los escandinayos no pudieron con
quistar ell campeonato de la liga,
pero todavia pueden convertirse en-
poseedores de la Copa de Ia ciu-
dad, Y ESQ trataran de hacer hoy
en- Loyo'a.
I'll lineup que presentara Ell Ma
mayer Segel es el siguiente:
Daring, portero; Mossberg y Han
sen. %defensas; Eckerdt Andersen Y
Kristofersen, defensa media, Y KEEL
drup, Hvaldstadt Hutlgren. Swan
sen y Christensen, delanteros. -.
Ell jueso estelar de hoy Sc espe-
ra muy reiido, va que los hdnga-
ros del Magyar entraran al cam
pc dispuestos tambien a retener su
delantera en- la disputa de la copa
La opinión., 1935-05-12
CARUS RUB ON
vs.. CULVER HOY
Ell iuego sera en- Culver
City

La fuerte novena mexicana Ca
rus Rub On. que ell ultimo domingo
hizo su debut en- ell White Sox con
quistando dos importantes victo-
rias sobre los equipos Follies Thea
tire y Santa Anita, invadira hoy en-
la tsrde ell diamante de Culver Ci-
ty par contender con les norteame
ricanos del equipo Culver Palms,
de csc distrito.
Ell encuentro Sc espera muy in
tcresante porque los de Culver
Palms pertenecieron a la Liga Ma
yor del Sur de California. en- la que
Carus Rub On ocup6 ell segundo lu
gar, y los meXicanos derrotaron a
los del Culver en- un juego de liga
que sostuvieron. Ahora los norte-
americanos obtienen Ia reyancha,
Y la op%ortunidad de yengarse de esa
d%errota.
Los del Carus tienen todavia pen
diente una serie contra ell Sawtelle,
que resuito campeon de la Liga Ma
yor del Sur de California, y es pro
bable que %reanuden los juesos ell
prosimo domingo, ses1n anuncia ell
Captain Villa.
FL line up de los meXicanos para
ell juego de hoy serd ell siguiente:
Nitro, J. Salinas, Loco Soto, Ito
Salinas, Ponce. orozeo, Grijalva,
Willie Ponce, oseiada, Llanez, Del
sado, Villa y Aguilar.
La opinión., 1935-05-12
HOY TERI NINA
IA SERIE DE
China VS.. {. j.
Mexico y {. u. conterde-
ran en- 3 juegos los dias
10, 20 Il de mayo

! cIUoAD DE MEXICO, Mayo II.
-(Unitcd Press).-Oespues de ha-
Der conquistsdo practicsmente Ell
triunfo so5re los tennistas chinos
que compton en- ell torneo por la
copa Davis, los jusadores de Es-
tados Unidos Sc preparan a elimi-
mar a los o~rientales en- Ell iuego fl
nal de la serie que Sc efectuara
manana en- Ell Club Dcportivo Cha
pultepee, de es.a capital, para Iue-
go ~enfrentarse los de Mexico en-
la seric decisiva de la IONA norte-
americana.
No obstante la arrolladora victo-
ria que conquistaron los tennistas
m~exicanos sobre los cubanos en- la
primera serie del torneo, los juga-
dores de Estados Unidos son IA
voritos para nee a los locales
Y obtener ell derecho de represent
tar a Norte America en- los semi
finales en- Europa.
Bryan Nj. "Bitsy" Grant, de At
%lanta, Ga, y Donald Bulge, joven
de California, son dos fuertes opo-
nentes en- la division de singles,
oreyendose que no tendran difficult
tad en- dominar a los m~exicanos en-
la misma forma que vencieron a
los chinos Guy Chang y Sin kie en-
Ell iuego %inicial.
Bulge y Mako forman Ia pareja
de dobles, que sc enfrentara a los
meXicanos en- esta division.
La opinión., 1935-05-12
VISTA DE CARDENAS A
~EXTLAHUACA

CluDAD DE MEXICO, mayo Il.
AT .-Breye pero fructifera fue
Ia jira que 81 dia de aver realize ell
senior Presidente de la Repdbliea,
general Lazaro C~ardenas, .yisit6 la
region de l%xtlahuaca y la presa de
Tepaltttlan. Despues de haberla vi
sitado acord6 que Sc hiciera un es-
tudio de Ia mencionada presa au-
mentando en- setenta millones &c
litros cdbicos su capacidad favore-
ciendo con clio a miles de campesi-
nos que habitan dicha comarca.
Tambien demostr6 mucho interes
porque yuelva a sus actividades una
conoeida empresa de Toluca y Sc
dara la ayuda presidential a fin de
terminar una escuela en- la pobla-
ci0n &c san Antonio MeXtepec.
La opinión., 1935-05-12
MOSA ES
FAvORITO HOY
Juega en- White Sox VS.. L.
L. Nippons

Dando una encomiable demostra-
cion de compaherismo entire los ju
eadores de base ball, a pesar de que
ell beneficiado no es de ~nacionalldad
mexicana sino japones, los compo-
nentes de Hermosa-El Paso en-
traran en- accion hoy en- la tarde
en- ell diamante del parque White
Sox, para contender o los japo
neses del Los Angeles Nippons en-
un jueec que ha sido organizado por
estos a beneficio de Pete kondo, We
terano pelotero cue en- otros amos
miIito en- las filas de los nipones
y lego a convertirse en- una de las
figuras mas populares del base ball
angelina.
Los jugadores de Hermosa-El Pa
so aceptaron aportar u servicios
sin percibir honorarios por este en-
cuentro, por tratarse de un acto de
comprehension.
Segdn ell anuncio respective, Ell
encuentro dara principle a las dos
de la tarde, Y los precios de entra-
da serdn populares.
Los campeones mexicanos de Los
Angeles entraran al diamante en-
calidad de favoritos para veneer a
~jsponeses, tomando en- considera-
cion la actuacion de ambos eaui-
pos frente a los Gigantes de Toxic,
Race dos senanas.
Mientras que los japoneses de
Los Angeles eran derrotados en- n
serie de tres juegos por sus paisa-
nos de Toxic, a los que no pudie-
ron ganar nj una yez, los de Her.
mosa-El Paso Sc anotaron n vic
toria sobre los ~yisitantes, demos
trando asi su superioridad.
Eel juego de esta tarde Sc espera
muy interesante, y entire el elemen
to japones sobre TODD hay mucho
interGs por a~sistir.