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The UREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Wednesday Morning, March 2, 1338
(Steaonjpatemau
"No Favor Sway Us; No Fear Shall A ice"1
Frora First Statesman. March 28. 1851 r
Charles A. Spr ague
- f" THE! STATESMAN PUBLISHING CO.
Charles A. Spragne. Pre . - Sheldon f. Sackett, Secy.
i Member of the Associated Press
.-Tha Associated t'rrsa Is excruatvely entitled to the nam for pubM-a-tion
of all new dispatcher credited to It or not otbarwlae credited lp
.this paper. -. , .' . . i .
On "Required RcadingT List j ,
- -. It is reported oot of Washington that Thurman; Arnold's
new book The Folklore of Capitalism' is -required reading"
for the Cohen-Corcoran brigade
the theory Arnold advances about political arguments in a
camrjaien: thevare "actually addressed onrv to the side-fori
which they are made .. ; Thus
aeries of eneersiin which ast side strives to "build up
morale." The book ought to be made required reading for the
anli-ftew dealers. It will be something like putting their noses
to an emery wheel; but after all an abrasive is good for the
soul, and sometimes for the mind, -v.:- v , -r: -j -
Arnold is a modern Voltaire in his skfll at ! peeling the
cuticle off of conventional ideas.
even when it hurts. His thesis is
itself with a cultus of law and
tors, and even professors are the
thinking man whom he regards as only amyth. Men of
scholarly learning are. often obstructionists: i . C;
' A most significant effect of our scholarship and learning
. - about government today is to remove from actual participation In
gorerning most of the kindly and tolerant people who might oth
erwise be a more Important factor. According, important Boclal
changes often owe their Impetus to quacks. In a contest between
experts in governmental organiiatlon and political machines, the
latter usually win. t
Again he writes:
"Liberals and intellectuals usually (ail as political organ
izers because they desire their slogans to be accurate and logical
- rather than political! When they try tc become politicians, a feel
ing that they are betraying the great truth of intellectual integ
rity makes them confused and inef fectire. They are the very worst
kind of combat troops -because they are constantly siding with
the enemy, - j 1 .
Arnold does an excellent job
corporate reorganizations : and
truth in what he1: calls, taxation
which the wolves of finance fleece the lambs. He attacks the
theory by which corporations are
in tne protection pi tne iutn and
the constitution, knd Justice Black followed his line of argu-1
merit in a. recent minority orjiniorL. If this should be adotJted I
mrnnnifinni! TPhri of tor- all oro
would have scant protection
property. 1
To be sure every system creates its myths and legends!
and its creed. Communism f or
creed of any political faith. Naziism glorifies "blood and soil'!
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tV ahetn! riawoAo ; I nnir - nm nvnhAhlt knn lftnn a with 1 nnrt i
St am'- m t
more oi liDerty man any oi tne
tnnoa Put Airml4 .4naa o- rrrJA
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and his analvslo n f ha olemonfo
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iiauuia la uatc- b cjiuiuu way uie aiiu i
demagogues win While the "moral and "intelligent" forces
often fail. It is something like
DODular elections. 1
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Fresh Purge
Stalin orders the harvest of
of them the former premier, Alexis I. Rykoff, another Niko-1
Iai Kukhann. leading theorist
With 1Q Athora nf MowtiAta Thooo msn a friol foxr Jn. I
cludir some eminent doctors
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jKrKy and two other heads of
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and the danger the state faces
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uuuuuui IX UJCIC M SX1JF UbUC:
oiooa-ierung.wouia De toieratea.
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theatric effect to warn the public of the crime of Trotskyism
But Russians seem indifferent to cruelty. Long have they
ivan IV. gumamed
ruthless methods, A
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went torn to pieces by hounds.
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ana kiic mELTLiDOiixa.Ti oi tne rnurcn m nwitnr inn in ft tit xjt i
punishment on the city, of Great Novgorod, destroying the
comes ana Duiiarags. putting
fury. Withal Ivan was a deeply
lcal lettter of the Monastery of
th rhiirrh fnr tho viime n-f
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Even Peter the Great, wha
cackward Itussia, was a man.
cruelty and treachery; He ' applied the knout to his own son, I
who swooned and died. The whole history of the rulers of Rus-
a was one of oppression, with infrequent intervals of benign
Kuvctiuueui. 0uuui s v11" juitw oiu paLLeius, wincn mayiiooa enofugn to save the ltvea of
be native to Russia, or may be its legacy from the - orient l the others, -they returned f ound
Whence many of its oeoDle came. 1
More Timing ? ;
The spy scare story was
go device: and one was needed
more war fever and .help along the navy bill. -Of course the
government wouldn't indulge in such ''timing'; but wny did
it delay for several days the report of the slapping of an Am-j at a ranch near Mission San rer
erican diplomat by a Japanese sentry, synchronizing the news f oando. Haniy ' himself wrote in
rplease with the rnptsao-e repommendino naw exnanaion? i
Three nersons are arrested,
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icu-ucoucu. iuc uicit ic saiu vu uc muius, iuc u-umu wuuj
made the arrests said they came just in time to prevent the I
sell-out Of secrets about the Panama canal zone, Atlantic sea
board defense, and navy shipyards. That sounds like a big or
der for two dub privates and
Pictures of two under! arrest
The spy business is always
menti N ot long ago there was
crets bv a discharfired seaman
Government oneratives from
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vwwivuuj ifj
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veuiaiice. mere is naming tu
cent piCK-up. ' , l
Federal Aid
fres. Kooseveit proposes to
fKo onm rrf XJISS Oort ftOO f n
years. Money would be used
tt aining, etc But at the; meeting of educators in Atlantic City
lAf vvTAalr raontf xxraTa lnitlma fr firlmca fQiitiAn ViafAra aniAmLi
irttr ih nrocTam. What is feared is federal control of ednca -
tion. The educators are glad to
they do not want too much interference from government-
Government, cowever, likes to run things. Above all it
likes to run the schools and pour its brand of history, econom- J nnkms were always held on Feb
ics and in some countries, religion, into youth. There is al-1 ruary-4. the date of deliverance.
w ays the
the argument Bryan used
Tenn
bills has the right to say what
course, oi insuring uie wuuuuautc ui icacmug vnai, me wuriu
is naw
Greta Gar bo and Leopold Stokowskl are reported as
the is!e of Capri. Now that's a romance for you and Capri surely Is a
spot to encourage it. Greta,; the
her own name of Louise uustauon.
.les as plain Miss Gustafson?
of new dealervDerhaps on Udau schoiirs and board 'round
political debate is in reaUty a
which ast side strives to "build up its own
His writing style is engaging 1
that capitalism has protected I
theory, of which lawyers, edi-l
priests He scoffs at the
:
of exposing, the'
"ritual' of
there is a large
amount of
by private organization, in
regarded as "persons" with
iourteentn amenaments xo
inef irrnimg nf inixntliiaU I
against confiscation of their
I
examole has the most binding!
. !
current politico-economic aoc-
iaV w oKrtr?tTP wAm wtiiA nf !
t. j.farrotmt nf th tw. nf th miii J
rhof lia .olla "rnlit?ral Hv-I
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'The Prince" done in terms of
in Russia
a fresh crop of suspects, one
and editor of boishensm.' alone-
who are accused of poisoning
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government departments who
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from the "wreckers." It isi
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even in the fascist dictator-
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the terrible,- maintained his power by
ne nad the cnief Of ms rovem-l
He sent relatives and princes
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people to death in six weexs of I
religious man, and in a synod-1
St Cyril asks the prayers of
hia niirroo file 1if timtiharc I
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brought many reforms to I
of cyclonic rages, and given to 1
due. It is always a sure-fire jin
at the moment to whet up
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and. as usual one is a female.1
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a drab hairdresser to handle.
are unexciting.
brisk in seasons oi unsettle-
a flurry about sale of naval se-
out of southern California.
time to time Dick ud susnects
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, avu ;VJUUW ou-
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get awtrmea awui over we re -
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for Schools
enlarge federal aid for schools
Ko TTMndd nw- f he TMrf si y
for new buildings, for teacher
take the money, if it comes, but
in the Scopes trial at Dayton,
is taught That is one way, of
visitors to
news story says, is traveling under
now iar wouia sne. get in tne mov
j ,Bits for j 1
1 Breakfast, 4
1 Bt R !l HENDRICKS
mienbeckerj Is still S-2-J8
at -work with the forces ! -which
are marking tha old " '
Oregon trail In Kansas state:
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-Quoting still from the first chap
teof the Manly book;. !.
f'The school was taught in win
ter by a man named Bo wen, who
managed 40 scholars and consid
ered ll a nonth, boarding him
self, pretty If air pay. In summer
some smart girl would teach the
anion the families. -.
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- off t 4a U,wtft, fti mf
list of all :hla property, land at
antrther the taxes fell due. A
farmer who! would value his prop
erty at $2)00 or 300O would
ftnd'he bad to pay about 86 or 87.
pAU the money in use;- then
seemed to bis silver, and not verr
much ot that The whole! plan
seenea to ne to nave every ram-
ily! and farm self supporting . as
fail as possible. I have heard of a
note being ; given payable I in a
goM cow to be delivered i at . a
certain time, say October; 1, and
on j that dajflt would' pass from
hoase to house in payment of. a
debt, and ait night only the . last
man in te list would have & cow
more than his neighbor. , j
tYet those were the days of
real independence, after all. Every
man worked hard from early
youth to a good old age. There
were no millionaires, no tramps.
and! the pborhouse bad i only a
few, inmates . . . The; winter
ashes, made from burning so
much fuel and gathered from the
brush-heaps! and log-heaps, were
; carefully sajred and traded 'with
potash men; or sold for a small
price. Nearly every one went bare
foot! in summer and in winter
wore heart leather moccasins
made by the Canadian French
who lired near by." So end,; the
eXCefptS IXOm that Chapter,
eettihg the western fever in 1828.
Ther went to Ohio, then to Michi-
gan. in 1845 he got the "Oregon
fevet but did not succeed In
"tt UttLJrard
tne ne ultimate west t&ftt year
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in 1849. i however, he made
at a rt YtaAdA fnr r'aTI fvra im am
dlscofery. At St. Joseph, Mo., he
tP.r aTTc inni . 1
saw an 18 year old Negro boy
auctioned off. The. highest bidder
was dne of jthe Rubidouz family.
famous frontiersmen, hunters.
traders and I trappers, fonnder of
Int. . r . . , .
si. juoeyn. ids successnu ma was 1
1800.1- . V
Reached Fort Kearney! July 3.
Soon encountered many buffalo i
herds Saw. a band of Sioux In-
dlans at Scottsblnff. Passed Inde-i
pendeace Rock, came to Pacific
priBgs, wnere tney saw tne nrst
wier. urmiamg 10 me jraciHC
Haockies: ! umrailj
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Ult Tko- And tha nsh imtn.
lzed eomnany struck southwest
erly, boptng to enter the early
"Utera settiemenu about on
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- The Jxvhawken named n
labyrinth of hen, fa which the
to v7 s.uuu UCiuit;tic w
ik. 4... m.V -4M.K1
e it la. ri7e borne: At a
most desperate somt ot their aw-
f ni experiences. Manly i and an-
oler we ! omutu young man
wer ui
money the starving survivors had.
)uilll till iam ..lr n 1tmw
awav for 'hein. The two eonid
have easily saved themselves, but
iny wre ;unwuung to ao so,
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1116 stiii as death even
in ueain vauey:
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A shot; brought the living skele
tons to life, for those who had
any breath of-life left. About the
4th ot February. 1850. the saved
JKflS ZzSl
Ind .t lUrtu ml rn ii7;
party began; rts march, Under the
nl books
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I apw account
of the Ueath Valley experience
of the Jayhawkers could not have
been obtained for this work."
(Meaning, his book.) This Is what
friend Eltenbecker is attempting.
The result i will no ' doubt be
complete an account as could pos-
sibly be gathered now.
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I ine iunt-sanches "Short His-
W4..viuri". " ""g
"1 BIOTJ OI the lOSt par-
mm In Ilaath VaTl .irl
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1 saving by ? the unselfish heroism
1 01 aianiy and Rogers ot the starv-
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ing remnants, has this concluding
"The story of Jayhawkers.
i mt or swnuam uvu Manly,
I regarded as a classic among the
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l homes, held a reunion each ear.
beginning m 1872. tisuallv . atl
Galesburg, J) Illinois, where the
company bad been made up Is
me springs oi IB is. These re-1
ln 1S" reported that not
ZSZwStotoS
of Mrs. Juliette w. Brier la Lodi,
California, the survivors having
dwindled td three members. And
I now even 'the organization has
become a memory.
. The' ' book just . quoted refers
to several others by their names
- ' Can't we at Least PartiallylBind him? .
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Hrnfhors which have more or less
matter on the Jayhawkers and
their experiences in Death VaUey.
Parts of Death Valley have of
late years become popular for
winter resorts, appealing to well-
to-do people in California, Ore-
on and froni near and far places
throughout the world.
March 2, 1928
H. H. Corey, member ot the
public .service commission, will
announce his candidacy for of
fice of secretary of state imme
diately following his return from
Klamath Falls,
A non-decision co-ed debate
between Willamette and Linfield
held last night. Mrs. Edith Star
rett and Miss Bernice Mulbey
represented Willamette.
and known for his ymca work
XUi UitfUn IkUUlIB. BtltAI SCKUCST
fcere and in foreign lands will be
a visitor here and will speak to
Salem - high students.
Twenty Years Asa
r -. i i i
March 2, 191ft
An ultimatum has been hand
ed to the Russian Bolshevik gov
ernment by the German comman
der who has given the Russians
31 days la which, to aign the
peace treaty demanded by Teu
tons.
Basketball team of Salem high
won championship of Oregon last
night when it defeated Washing
ton high in Portland by 29 to 17.
Luther J. Chapin has bought
some additional acreage adjoin
ing his farm oa South Prairte.
This now gives him 100 acres.
Postpone Sewing dub
; KE1ZER The meeting of the
Kelzer sewing club scheduled
foe Thursday with. Mrs. H. W.
Irvine has beea postponed due
to illness of the hostess.
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New York newspaper expose of
his regime as boas of Jersey City
fails to daunt the vacation pleas
tires of Mayor Frank Hague, who
Is pictured during a game of golf
Miami Beach, Fla. .
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TROUBLES
Trouble! come to one and all,
Everybody I has em; !
In some if oiks they're calm affairs.
In other folks a spasm.
i f ;- , l -Reckon
Itwould be pretty duU -
If folks bad no troubles;
Life wold not seem natural
Without groans and grub Dies.
Wouldn't be much news to print
In th daily papers; i
AU would peaceful be and sweet.
Life devoid of vapors.
Guess H'a all right as it Is,
Little good to ponder;!
Troubles fmake the hills to climb.
Views are grand up yonder!
"Give Ine! the1 man who aings
at his wprk," says a poet. All
right, consider him given; to you,
I have nl objection to the man
who -alngs at his worki As a
matter oft fact. I Ilka him a heap.
But it mist be admitted that fee
is not In S accord with nature.. I
have heard -maay a robin sing.
but I hav never heard one sing
while he was looking or worms,
I had a cold in my head Sat
urday, j TO i banish this ! cold I
swallowed a fairly sizable dose
of quinine, a sovereign I remedy
for colds when I was a 'kid. It
was the same old story. The qui
nfne went to work in its usual
way, playing at Intervals upon
my eardrums the sad sweet song
ot other nose-wipea long ago,
Thus I was not in the best of
condition tp look at and listen to
"The Baroness and the j Butler"
film, which, I essayed to; do that
evening at the Grand theatre. In
this film SAnnabella, the latest
French sensation, William Pow
ell. Henry Stephenson and Helen
Westley present for all there Is
in it a Hungarian political story
that will b of intense Interest to
a smaU number of people, , but
not to the -majority, ra a story.
AnnabeUa'sI French accent I
found distinctly troublesome, due
to the quinine largely. Moral
dont take foreign accents and
quinine simultaneously.
Z presume: a time comes in the
lives of most men and women
when they y - f'somethtng tens
me I am almost at the end of the
course. Life Insurance examiners
accent this ms significant in the
case of an lderly applicant for
life insurance, more particularly
when he or she gives evidence of
being more than ordinarily ear
nest in the i matter. The average
person of Indulgence senses with
fair accuracy the waning of his
strength, ReiMndf ul of this Is the
Incident recorded in the news dis
patches within the past few days
from the bedside of General Per
shing. The doctors were the best
that could be "procured. They were
sufficient' In number ; to j provide
for consultation at any moment.
Tet the general told a friend in a
lucid interval "I have known the
truth from! jtb beginning. My
heart is worn out. I hope May
(his sister)! win continue to be
lieve the doctors' stories. They
may give herf some comfort."
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- However,: XsrecoUect that . Bin g
Slattery, back on Crane creek,
was in frequent communication
with ' "something" on his inside
that told him he was wen nigh
through, washed up, finished
Bing became pretty well acquaint
ed with this something of his
before he drifted away, into the
unknown, having; been in more or
less 'continuous communication
with It for somewhat more than
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Figurei of speech; Faulty eye-
sight Is not always so faulty nor
. - i t
is defective hearing always so de-1
fective.
You wouldn't believe it, lot. 1
course, bnt a Salem business man
locked his place of business cjne
nigm it weeav ana- went dsck
three times to reassure himself
that he had not forgotten to lock
the door.; Not, much that's Tunny
in that, but there's the flicker j of
a smile In the fact that on the!
third trip ha entered .the nlace to
get something he remembered he I
had left, ! and when; he departed.
latter locking the door aeearely.
ate left his kera in the leek.
The bey and girls come in
ota the akl. trails, with fully; as
arxed a tan as they bring
ora the seashore in the- coed old
umxaerrhne. Paners earlv in the
Week report a eerieus! accident en
a ski course, and people who have
been patiently waiting te-aayf'X
told you so" since the first fall jot
snow in the mountains now are
experiencing a sense of relief.
Looking at the Jumper in some J
Of the news weekly! pictures at
the theatres, aarticulaxly that !
fjrom Brattlebero, Vt. oaa won
ders- why there are; so few acd-
aents. Presumably; the snow
Dreaas tne raiu
real
Such Gil! So Frit
Some of us will likely 'never bei
Proficient performers on the ski,!
But we sense the motion, light '
- and trL ! ! ' .1
And rather enjoy It,-you and mi
Still. I am not entirely without
winter snorts record. I once
fell from the roof of a two-story
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nquse rnxo a snoworirt. hi
1QUB
eaten to Death
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. Chicago police faced a new mys-,
tanf In the alaying of Dr. Max;
Eammett, 42, German war hero!
audi physician, found beaten to
death, the body discovered under a
porch on the West Side. i Dr.
Sammett, said to have come to
the tJnlted States last September,
was doing research work in dan
usxrjr at imiTeratrjr ox ZUInoia.
Bobbery apiiarenUy was' tb
motive, as a watch, ring and 114
I lions ta Sponsor
Clever Musical Production
of 'Pirate GoU Here
on 'April 1-20
Arranrements have been com
pleted by Salem Lions club with
John B. Rogers Producing com
pany of "Ohio for presentation
nere Apru is ana sum u
new High scnooi . auauoriuxa
their -latest Minstfell Kevue en
tlUed "Pirate Gold.! This Is a
decided novelty minttrel - revue
and wul eclipse anything; seen
on the local stage.
The major portion pi tht show
and the one from which It oe
rtrea its name represents a most
Irretentions medieval 'pirate ahip.
gorgeous In color of Its. purpie
and. green sails in bold relief a
gainst a blue background, of sea.
The characters are a -Pirate Cap
tain (the interlocutor who en
gineers the ship's activities), bis
crew including Pirate, (the Sing
ing Clrde),-Bold Bad Men (End
Men). Roustabout!, Captives
WPony Chorus). Stowiways. Dan
cers, etc. All are lntrpducea into
a novel Minstrel Program, differ
ent entirely from lines heretofore
portrayed. The remailidet ot tne
show is devoted to clever and
snappy revue , acts, i headed , by
Dr. Crank's Tourist Agtncy'
th Tourists searching for
amusement, meet- Dr, Crank, head
Of the agencyi who conducts them
through the realms of Jail, Mu
sical Comedy and I Danceiana
that they may i decide! for them
Belves which is the mst preferr
ed type of entertainment. Variety,
hpantv. humor characterize this
new Minstrel-Revue tc be staged
under the auspices cf a a i e m
Lions Club and the accrued pro
fits will be used to further the
club's charitable work.
Committees in chafige of the
how wUl be announced later.
Four Decrees of
Divorce Ciianted
Callaghan, Fox,. Doty and
Kimple Cases Decided
in Circuit Courts
Three divorce decree! and one
order for temporary support mon
ey were granted here iyesterdayJ
bv Circuit Judge L. G. LewelUBg
In the case of Margaret I Cal
laghan against John H. Callaghan,
the wife was granted- divorce,
custody of the childrei, 850 a
month support money and 100
attorney's fees. The ourt de-
ti ratlfv TirnrwrtT BAttle-
ment with the result, attorneys
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2:1 Oragaa Blind SehanL i
1:0 Kata aa tha Ktja, MBS
tri Tka Jakaara raaiiljr. i
I .-OO ramtaina faaeiaa, MBS. I
S:S0 Mfrtia Buraadt. M3. i
J:4S apieoalUlai
4:00 Faltoa Lawia, jr- MBS.
4 US Kims'. Jaataca. MBd. I
4:30 Kkamba Bfertaa.
4:45 Raaia Camava. MBS. J
& rt) Ckaral Btmnoa. j
5:15 US Xsriao Band, MBS. J
S:SO Haarfa Wins. MBS. .
5:45 Tka rreskast Thiac Towa.
:0 Siaatr Hon Ml4tt.
;15 Tka Vhantoia rilet, MB&
6:30 SporU BnllMTCS, MBS.
S:45 Kava. .1
T:0 Tkoachta mad Melody. -
T:SO Wattatiaa. f
8:00 Harmony Hall.. f
:! Sows. , i
e-.SO Coacert Claaakfl. MBS. ,
0:00 Tka Kawapapcr ( tka Air.iMBS.
0:15 Hillbilly Sereaada. ;
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loloo-Tho PUybay. mbs. t
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11:00 Jaa Oarber'a Orck., MBS.
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O OO Todm-r'a FrecTsmt,
9:03 Tha fiomemakera Hoar.
-oi-"TiBM Oat."
1 n -firi V.ather Jfar-catl.
10:15 Story Hoar ior Adalti.
11:00 School oi taa u,
11:00 ewa.
13:15 farm Hoar.
1:16 Variety,
1:00 AACW Half Hour.
lU.Tnnl'i Madia Bericw,
a .is Tha II. a Kavr as s Career.
8:45 Tho Monitor Viawa the K?s.
4 ;0O Tha ejBpbo&ic ilan nooi.i
4:30 Stories for Bora and Girls.
S-4S Vaaoars. ef. H- g. Benneib
S:15 ftewa.
A-aoFKrn Hoar.
;IM U.ni-in.I Affair! "Th
iar ai Municipal Homo Bula in
Oreroa." Wayaa Woodminnea.
8:15 Book of the Week.
8:30 Albany CoUece.
KX WXDBXSDAT 11 B0 H j
8: SO Jut About Tice.
8:45 Family Altar Hour,
T : 1 S Croascat a.
7:10 Flaaarial SerTicc.
T:45 Viaoacae Enaembla,
8:1 Popnlar Walae.
B:ia Dr. Brock.
9:00 Tinso for Tbon(bt.
0:15 Three Pala.
9:80 NaUoaal Farm sad Home.
10:80 News.
10:45 Home lnititnte.
11:00 Karate Trnili.
1 1 :1S Let'a Talk It Orer.
11:10 Clela D'Antrey, Orranift
11:45 U. & Dept. of AfTicnltnro.
11:00 toat aad Found Items.
18:01 Continental Vanetiaa. i
11:35 Himla to BovaewiTes.
11:80 Xewm.
11:45 Market R porta.
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Diace Hi". . ... j.
t 1 -iwk n, Oni.t Haar. ' i
1:30 iiatianal Parent-Teackert CeS-
gren. " J
1:00 Nershborell. -
3:10 Deaa Fowler, Orcssist u -
1:15 Don Winalow. I
3:80 Financial and Grain Beports. I
3:35 Radio Robe. ' . i
1:15 Your Kadia Review. - -. f
1 -.00 America'! Sehoota. ?
8: IS BUtmora Hotel Orcheitra. . . i
l:tO Freaa Radio Aewa.
I 3:45 riaa.r coert.
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Gasette.
March.
5:00 Rot Shield Rerue, -
Guard Is Slain
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Killing- a guard and wounding a
; fellow convict, Robert Sterling,
"Los, Angeles negro robber, be
low, was shot by Guard A. C
; Derrington. ' after the negro
' ' went berserk wielding a! pick in
the lower yard at Folsom pris
on!. The slain guard was iVUlard
Johnson, who attempted to stop
Sterling from attacking Charles
McKnight, convict, above, with
a pick. Sterling was re
sentenced to life seven months
after he was sent to Folsoin in
1028. He went berserk and
klllrd a convict named Ic Far-
land. II X photo.
t
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said,! that the husband remained
the jowner of an approximately
one-third Interest in Beltirest
Memorial. park properties. !
Decree of divorce and restora
tion of her former name, Charlotte
C. Culver, were given Charlotte C.
Fox in her suit against Earl ! W.
Fox. i ; M '
Winning a divorce decree: from
Wayne Eugene Kimple, Marjorie
Kimple also received an order for
custody of their son and $15 a
month support money. - f; !
Default divorce decree! was: al
lowed by Circuit Judge L. H. Mc
Mahan in the case of Mary ;(Duty
against Henry Doty. r SJ
Judge LeweUing also awarded
Verna Mehr, defendant in I di
vorce action brought by David
Mehl. 125 suit money and $16 a
month temporary Bupport mOney.
Mehl had protested the application
for jthe allowances, aUegln he
had provided a home but defend
ant refused to Uve with him.
8:15 Speed Gibson. ,
5:30 to S SUeatt KOB.
8:00 Land of tha WhaUiW
8.15 Lam sad Abnar.
S:80 Ambaaaador Hotel Orchestral
8:45 Neva. I
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,9:15 Sparta by BUI Mack.
0 :10 Wrertlin Boats. I
10:30 81 fmi Hotel Orca. ' it
11:00 Sews. . , .1
11:15 Tmil Canoa. Orcamiat. i
11:30 Clarar Clah Oachaataa. i-
Ta IS aaanJato Weataac am4 raUce;.
.1 - ' Rayorta.
xaw wxnsoAT sse
1 Mit- Croaarats. -. 'f
1:U U1S Timers. - &
T:45 ewa, . 1 T
8:S0 Marcvt at Castlaweod.
S:l Cahim at Croearaada.
9 tar. at Today.
8:45 Gaapat Slaser.' .
9:00 Kar Trarara, Traabadaar.
5 Th 4, ' jiaJUa. . 3!
9.3- Campma Kida.' ' . " S
8.-45 Tear Radio Reriow. i
40:00 mora- ad Taday. . 9
10:15 31ra. Wifcs af Cabbaso raica.5
10:80 John 'a Other Wife.
1:5 Juat riaia Btlt I
11 :0O Graca od Udia. I!
1 1 :0a Mnaicml Jaterlnd. ' 1
11.00 Halljwaed .awa riaiaea. i
1 1 :i raie aavytamie At. .
11 :S0 How t hw Chrmms. if
lli-UX, Boy Bine. ' J
12 : Pepper Yang's rssrily. i r
13:15 Ma Perkins. , i
11:80 Vie and Sado.
1S:4A Tha Uuiaims UshW
1:00 Kefroahmeat Time. , t,
1:15 Story ot Mary Msrlia. ! I
1 :39 Ko,h Hugheu, Conrmentatar. t
1:45 Dr. Kate. . f
8:00 Martha Meade. . i
1:15 Vacabonda. - l I
2:30 lady of Millions. ;
3:45 Harry Kofea Urchestra. I
3:15 Top Hattora. - j..
3:80 Woman's Xatrnxine at the Air
4:00 Dvrathy Mcheaxia. 1
4:15 Uorbatone (ran. j 1
4 :80 Oveswniaa-News. , . . 1
4:45 Eaay Aeea. ' ; f !
5:0O Stara sf Today. ! 1
5:SO Tammy Daraar, Oreheetra.
6:00 The World Goee By, . f
6:15 Vic Ardea Orcheitra asl Guet
B:0 Thnllt, ! ,: t. I
7:00 Year Hollyvood Unrnd. i'
8 :tO Amos n'i Andy. I ,' i - a
8:15 Uncle km' a Kadi Station. It
8: SO Hawthorne. Hon te. i v ; 3f
:00 Towa Hall ToaigbtV I
10;0J New, Fuahea. ; $
10:15 Hotel Btatler Oreheatra. i 5!
10. -SO Biltmoro Hotel Oreheatra, ' HI
11:00 Ambaaaador Hotel Oreheatra.
11:30 Uptown Ballroom Orcheitra U w
! NBC - I ' .. . , -
Tc 12 t'ompleta Weather Reports.
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' 8:30 Market Keporta. i I
8:35 KOiS Klock. i i 1
80- Sew a. .. ' -t 'St
8:13 Thu and That vitk Art KirkhamJ
9:00 Mary Margaret MacBride, radio i!
': f'.'C-.-eolunniti --.--..-I - - :. I
0:15 W win C. Hill. ,
8:30 Romance of Helen Trent, a
:45Oar Gal Sunday. , I
10:00 Batty aad Bob.
10:15 Betty Creckar. !
10 :io Arnold llrimm's PaoghterJ
10;4i l:lljrwod la Person. . !
11:00 Big Bitter. 1
11:1S Aaat Jeaay'a Seal Life Sterir
11:00 American School ot the Air.
is:qo aos of the world. t
12:15 KOIS Kewa Service.
ll'Jo National Education.
12:45 The Uawlyweda. i
1:00 Myrt and Marc.! !
1:15 Pretty kHty aaliy. .
l:3o Jade and Jn. ' !
1:5 liomemaker's InMirute with Jeaa-
. r ."aetto Cramer. ! .
3:00 KOM Newa Sereiro. i
2:05 Convert Miniature. !
8:30 Sews Thm a Woman's Eyes.
3:5 tlitltap Haneo.
r:0O-Tka Macie Carpet. 1
8:65 Dear Teacher. i -
S:t54tar8 Halt Oreheatra. ;
S:3o Newapaper of tha Air. . '
4:15 Herbert Faote. Organiat.
4:80 Aeolian Trio. h '
4:43 Loon F. Drewa.' OrganVat. i
5 :0O Maarlco Oreheatra.
5:30 Chartio Chan,
5:45 Bosko Carter. !
8:00 Andre Kefatelaaets' Orcheit a?
e:30 Ge- Bernie. - , - -
TO Ganf Boite.. ,
I:0 Hobby Lobbr.
:0O Scattergood Baines.
8 :15 Ua and Abner. . .il-.
8:8&-Sddio ObIot. i ,
9:00 Cavalcade of America. f 1
9 :30 Karthwestom Electric Campaay.
rue eiiar iaau
10:11 Year YVitneia. . i
ll:00-4-Ted Fiorito Qrcbettrs,
11:30 Phil Harria Orchestra.
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