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/- THE TRIBUNE, DILLON,; MONT., FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1930. SEVEN Aid to Motorists During Night ’s Little Trick Ha Woman Tells How She ppy ■ . Tried on Swatter Babe Los nt When was with the tlie ball was dropping in the center During October a woman in Mon­ every particle of poisonous waste tana wrote—“My first bottle of matter and harmful acids and gases Washington team lie used a trick of field bleachers for the longest I are exyelled from the system. - standing In front of the rubber and ever saw in my life and the old ball Kruschen Salts lasted almost '4 At the same time the stomach, liver pitching from a distance several feet game was gone.” weeks and during that time I lost kidneys and bowels are toned up and 19 pounds of fat—Kruschen is all the pure, fresh blood containing Na­ closer to the batter than the regula­ you claim for it—j feel better than ture’s six life-giving salts are carried tion distance. The batters had to I have for years." to every organ, gland, nerve and fibre watch Zach mighty close to keep him Big Star at Lacrosse of the body and this is followed by Here's the recipe that banishes fat "that Kruschen feeling" of energetic from stepping on their toes as he and brings into blossom all the nat­ health and activity that is reflected in wound up. ural attractiveness that every woman bright eyes, clear skin, cheerful vi­ Oyster Joe 'Martina, - who. spent a .possesses. vacity and charming figure. season with the Nationals, thought Every morning take one half tea­ if you want to lose fat with speed Zach’s trick an excellent one to be spoonful of Kruschen Salts in a glass get an 85c bottle of Kruschen Salts of hot water before breakfast. from any live druggist anywhere In used in case of emergency. He re­ Be-sure and do this every morning America with the distinct under­ served his first use of it for the emer­ for “It’s the little daily dose that takes off the fat."—Don’t miss a morn­standing that you must be satisfied gency of holding a one- lead with ing. The -Kruschen habit means that with results or money , back. two on and the invincible . Plants May Safely Be Butter Substitute« Gaining , who was managing Left in Sleeping Rooms More than a quarter of a billion pounds of oleomargarine and’ other the team, ran over to the box to. cau­ Tlie belief that plants should lie butter substitutes" were produced in tion Martina to be very careful. Joe removed from sleeping rooms at the United States during 1027, the waived Bucky back, saying, “Don't night is entirely without foundation, worry, boy, I'll stop this guy. I’m Department of Commerce announced according to Dr. A. F. Woods, direc after a survey of the field. gonua walk up a few feet and bust tor of scientific work in the United one past ills whiskers so fast lie’ll States DepurHuent of Agriculture. think I'm throwing express trains In many hospitals it is a regular at him. Just keep your weuther-beat-‘ practice to remove (lowers and plants that en eye on me." from tlie rooms at night because if is "I walked up, all right,” said Mar­ thought that they are In some way A new device to motorists at night has just been placed on the tina in telling the story afterwards. injurious to tlie patients. slu g g ish London murket. It Is u rellector tlxed to an elastic band which may be.worn "I moved five feet in front of the box, Instead of plants being harmful, on the hand, enabling a driver to indicate his movements to any car following wound up and blazed away. Itutli they are beneficial, says Doctor behind, as the brilliant red glow can easily be seen. swung nnd l ducked. When I got up Bobby Pool, third at^ackmun of tlie Woods. During tlie day iliey give off feeling St. John’s college lacrosse team, who oxygen and moisture and take up is called the greatest player in the carbon dioxide. At night these proc­ Put yourself right with nature by Interesting Little Notes of Various Sporting Events United Stutes. Although of midget esses slow down and small amounts chewing Feen-a-mint. Works mildly Benny Frey seems to be the pitching way be can get a is to size Pool shoots from either Ills left of carbon dioxide are given off, but but effectively in small doses. Modern spend an additional two hours at bat­ or right mid can drive a ball through find of the . tune.In, on it. ting practice every morning in an a whole greenhouse full of plants — safe — scientific. For the family. * * » * * * n knothole, so great is his accuracy. would not give off enough carbon effort to snap out of his slump, and Pool’s team won tlie national lucrosse If the new trans-Neptune planet Is "Father Bill" Daly, dean of thor­ the big outfielder sliowed Immediate dioxide to Injuriously affect the com­ championship last year. that far away, they might call It oughbred trainers in ' the United results. position of the air. t Pennant. States, is credited with the develop­ * * * Tlie only occasion for removing * * * plants and llowers from sleeping ment of more good Jockeys in his time Head Conch Anse Cornell of the Many Racing Events Are ASK FOR Bert Riel of Watseku, 111., was elect­ than any other turfman. College of Idaho lias announced there rooms Is in the case of poisonous rHE ORIGINAL ed captain of the 1030 Northwestern * * * will be no more captains of football Wrongly Labeled Derbyplants and in cases of people who university basketball team. A1 Kimbrell of the Ogle­ or basketball teams. He will appoint A glance at the conditions govern­ suffer from liny fever. In these oases, Feeira-minf * * * thorpe university team turned in Ills an acting captain before eacli contest. ing most of the events that are la­ explains Doctor Woods, plants and 7 & eChewing Gum Six American college football teams uniform, and announced that lie had * * * beled “Derbies” proves that they de­ llowers to which the patient is sen­ LAXATIVE have been scheduled by the University signed a contract with the Brooklyn Motor trucks were used extensively serve tlie title less than some events sitive should not be in the room nt No Taste But the M int of Mexico for games next full. Robins. in hauling cuttle to market during which are not so called. any time. Chew It * * * * * * 1020. More than 14,500,000 head were For example: The Tlo, Juana, tlie Like Gum Alva Martin, half-mile champion, Henry Greenberg, tile young first marketed in tills manner. Louisiana, tlie Kentucky, tlie Fair- Chinese Hunt Ideal Girl white at Northwestern, is teaching basepinn considered a sensation in the * • * mount, tlie American nnd several The Chinese are bunting for the track to school children in Peru. Detroit cump tills spring, has been re­ Earl Smith, catcher released recent­ smnller “Derbies" are not rightly Ideal girl. A youth of Shanghai re­ k\V£>\S\ CftVYVKt. * * * turned to the Tigers by Hartford of ly by tlie Cardinals, had a called by tills name because they do cently wrote In a periodical: “The Tom Zachary, thirty-two-year-old the Eastern league. He wns unable to average of .345 with tlie club last not fulfill the distance condition of modern Chinese girl must embody nil FOR CONSTIPATION Yankee southpaw , was released connect with the pitching served in season. the true derby, which is at one nnd tlie ancient virtues and all the mod­ to the Boston Braves on Waivers. tlie Eastern loop. * * * one-half miles. Most of them do not ern Ideals. She must be smart, but Meaning to Dream* * *- * * ♦ * Pete Westrn, University of Iowa conform to derby weight conditions, not extravagant. She must be soci­ According to tlie lore of the gyp­ Harvard and the University of George Sisler, now a second stringer tackle of All-American fame, 1ms which call for 120 pounds for colts able, hut not boisterous. She must sies every dream conveys two separ­ Texas will meet in n football con­ for the Boston Braves, made 24G hits signed a contract to play football with and 121 for fillies. understand politics, hut not practice ate messages—one, an indication of test at Cambridge, Mass., on October in the 1022 season, while playing with the Ironton Tanks next fall. The only two major three-yenr-old them. She must recognize a man’s something good In store for tlie 24, 1031, tlie St. Louis Browns. * * * feuture races run under approximate rights, but must not insist on her dreamer, the oilier a warning of • * * * * • Tlie cost of gasoline for running.» derby conditions are tlie Belmont own. She must lie at once a mate some pitfall' to he avoided. Bucky Hnrris, Tiger ,. has Manager of the light car Is about 22 per cent of the Stakes (sometimes referred to as the mid a maid." He admits that be lias received five radio sets as a gift. May­ Washington Senators, dissatisfied with tota eost per mile, in a heavy car “Belmont derby") and the Latontu been unable to find her.-. O verheard be they’re kidding Bucky that the only Goslln’s stick work, ordered Goose to It is about 15 per cent. derby. "Is he matrimonially inclined?’’ * ■ * Folly ends where genuine hope be­ "Well, he’s bending all his efforts When trouble descends on Burt Overcoming Trouble With gins.—Cowper. in that direct ion." Shotton, manager of the Phillies, he Road Markers Protected by reads rnystery stories to keep ids Ratchet Type Auto Jack | Flit is sold only mind off baseball. Tlie rutcliet type auto Jack nlwa.vs in this yellow • * • seems to work out to Its full length can with the black band. Law in Different States Simile (inspired by occasional trips in the tool kit, causing a delay while it is racked back to its telescoped Kill Moths through, a hotel lobby): As unem­ Eighteen states now have laws research department of the American position. The illustration shows n making It a misdemeanor to willfully Automobile association. ployed as a big league ball player on or They Will Cost You Money damage official road signs and with a rainy afternoon. The national motoring body pointed * • • Get Your Flit and The Special traffic steadily increasing there is n out that official road signs include all tendency to impose severe punishment tliose erected by the state or local All courts take cognizance of facts Flit Sprayer Todayl on those who interefere with these governments or by A. A. A. motor that are matters of common knowl­ utilities of travel, according to tlie clubs with approval of tlie interested edge, without proof, and we doubt SPRING authorities. wlietlier you could sue a promising KEEPS young for breach of promise. RATCHETÎ The A. A. A. appeals to affiliated FROM { •Red Sox Get Star clubs, in states where such protective SLIDING' ¿lean smelling. legislation 1ms not been enacted, to New Car Caution conduct u vigorous campaign. Many believe it still is in order to States in which it is now a mis­ caution, new car owners that the demeanor to willfully damage, destroy, speedometer does not show the speed mutilate, tear down or deface any oiii- of tiie engine, and that tlie limitation eial road sign, warning or directional of 30 miles an hour during tlie break­ Spring Keeps Auto Jack From Work­ marker on highways are: Alabama, ing-in process refers to high gear. ing Out to Full Length in Tool Kit. Arkansas, California, Delaware, Idaho, A speed of 20 may be too high in sec­ Figure at Right, Shows Homemade Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Minne­ ond, while In low from five to eight Device for Testing of Bearings. sota, Nebraska, New Jersey, New miles an hour is nearly correct. En­ Mexico, New York, North Carolina, gine speeds will be nearly the same way to overcome tliis trouble. A light The Worlds'Worlds North Dakota, Pennsylvania, South for all these car speeds in various spring is attached at one end to tlie Selling Insect Dakota and Virginia. gears. A- consultation with a garage head of the jack and at the other end O 2930 EUwcoftnû, man will help. to tlie toe.—Popular Science Monthly. Poor Father Expert Checker Player Will Weigh Trucks Mrs. George Creel, tlie former Pierre Sigal, of Paris, lays claim Determined to enforce tlie law that Gallant Fox May Equal Zev’s Record popular actress, Blanche Bates, holds to llie world's championship for denies overloaded trucks tlie use of the modern mother responsible for speed nnd duration in checkers. At certain highways, the Michigan high­ the bad upbringing and extravagance one sitting of two hours and twenty ...... way department will install pit scales of modern youth. minutes, at Lovnllois-I’eret, M. Sigal along principal trunk roads. State^.'- “I do not blame th^ fathers,” said played 28 opponents simultaneously, Ilce will halt nnd weigli trucks sus­ Mrs. Creel, "because they are hard winning 23 matches, tying 3 and los­ v-'y/ws./y.vy'-'ÿ-ÿy^ The secured tlie pected of carrying loads in excess of 'W ''' ' < ' s ' . á workers and it is all they can do to ing 2. lie moves from one board to star of tlie season when they signed what tlie pavement will stand. The provide the expensive material com­ another, changing counters without Tom Oliver, outfielder. He lias shown driver of an overloaded truck will lie forts a modern family exacts. Now­ a second's hesitation. wonderful hitting and fielding ability compelled to unload part of his cargo adays all tiie training a family gels In all of his games thus far. on the spot. He also may get a ticket, must come from the-mother, and she FaVorite Author* isn't lining her Joli ennsoienilmisly, According to a survey of tlie wom­ “I lose patience with tlie modern en teachers of tlie United States, tiie pin’ at the bit. She wns one of them mother," continued Mrs. Creel, "luit I favorite authors of tlie average restless yaps rarin’ to go. feel sorry for I lie modern fattier. Une teacher are Temple Bailey, Gene f m S u a * Then she went. Dashed into tlie of these poor souls, referring to him­ Stratton Porter* Charles Dickens, street draggin’ that poor kid with her. self, said to me bitterly tlie other John Galsworthy, Zane Grey anil A truck was coinin’ and she thought day : Kathleen Norris. DRIVER she could beat it but a drivin’ fool " ‘They also serve who only stand in a tourin’ car was pnssin’ that truck and pay.’ ” One doesn't go to his friends for on tlie left while goin’ over the cross­ judgment.; he goes to them for in’ and She couldn’t see It from tlie Half of tlie 3,000,000 living Arme­ sympathy. curb. She saw it.when she was in nians are in 1 lie Soviet state of Eri- front of the truck, got petrified -with van, while the rest are scattered A dog is a friend of man, unless fear and stood stock still in her tracks through the world. tlie wife is the one who bought, it. until the truck hit "tier and knocked her under the wheels of the tourin’ "A minute's waft ain't expensive. It’s car. She got off with a busted leg the life, the pain and the dough you For Tractor, sometimes pay for bein’ in a hurry and couple of ribs stove in. But it was that's costly.” tlie finish for tlie poor little kid with Truck or tlie trustin’ eyes and ' childish confi­ (By MARCUS A. DOW.) dence. Even the hard boiled cop Stationary I said this was goiiV to be a fair turned his head away. The truck and impartial bawlin’, out and for that driver, a tough lookin’ egg, stopped Gallant Fox With Sande Up. Gas Engine reason I am goin’ to bruise the shins Ids death wagon and got out, shakin’ You can get clean, power­ of a million or two yaps. By his successive victories in tlie Woods, Preakhess nnd Kentucky derby, like a leaf. ful, satisfactory service A dame come to a crossin’ on a in all of which lie came from behind when'called upon to win, drawing away busy street in a thrivin’ town In fhe On the pavement hack of tlie hind easily, Gallant Fox has won approximately $138.000, and there docs not seem at least expense. Red wheels lay a crushed little bundle in Middle West. They had a cop on tiiat •■my sound reason to suppose that any of the horses that finished behind Crown Gasoline is a pre­ a white sailor suit, curly yellow hair corner. They also bad traffic lights him in these three rich stakes ran heat him fn any of the races to come, mium fuel sold at a price matted down with streaks of red and which turned from green to red just unless tlie son of Sir Galahad III should stale off suddenly. as low as you can afford little face smudged with oil and dirt. as tlie dame got there. She was leadin' The real chance for an upset in tlie three-year-old division is for some ‘ to pay. a little boy by tlie hand. It was tier Does the kick hurt a little? If it of last year’s crack juveniles that have not heen seen under colors so.far kid, nbout four years old, and he kept does-write this in your book of good can be got ready in time to whip Gallant Fox. Such a list includes the lookin’ up into his mother’s face, resolutions and stick to' it: \Vhitney pair, WJtiichone and Boojum, Caruso, Hi-Jack and one or two others. trustin’ like. Did that dame wait for “When crossin’ streets I will' not' Should none of these disappointments of 1930get into condition and none STANDARD O IL COMPANY i INDIANA) the traffic ltyrht to change or for the try to beat traffic, „Lwill obey all traf arrive on the scene to challenge the supremacy of Gallant Fox In. the, three-.... _____iRacky mountain Division; ~— — w r con’s whistle? Slifi-diiLJmt. Stic -StomL Jic rules same ns am r-old division, it is by nomeans, impossible that the Woodward colt can CHEYENNE, WYO. DENVER, COLO. BILLINGS, MONT, q fleetin', second or two-leanin’ over posed to do because I don’t want to reach or come close to the all-time purse and stake winning record of Zev, Urn edge of the curb like a horse cham­ get bunipdd off yet." which stands at $313,000. ' f