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FAGB POÚR
Only Woman Railway President
and She Knows Her Job
' making hardly anything out of
In- th« -aecoâd placé there was
i them. There ia less dinger in
created the dlfftcuU question of
holdups, and more money, so 1
the nationality of children re­
1
showed
him the ropes.”
sulting* from such a marriage. As
So said Carl Keen, 23 year eld
the mother had no' nationality,
, gunman, charged Friday for par-
NEW YORK, June 22. — Rose
tho child cannot claim that of tts
> ticlpating in a $7 holdup and tu- Dt Conco, an orphan, found a
mother; and If it is born abrsad
Ltorlng his 13-year-cld brother.
wallet With 32500. She located
It has no claim on' that of its
I
"I
was
only
trying
to
protect
the owner, Andrew Ragone and
father’s.
To meet tjils situation the Will Last Two Days And to j him. Judge. You see, T’m my refused a 3300 reward he offered
¡her. They have married and now
League has asked' the entire Dedicate New Automobile • brother's keeper.”.
<
“Your
brother
won’t
need
a
I on rhelr honeymoon,
Road
to
Park
J
world to accept the ruling that a
'keeper
when
you
see
him
next,”
marrying a foreigner
shall only lose her native nation­ (UP)—Yozemlte valley is laying .replied Judge T. B. Landon. "You
ality on condition that at the elaborate plans for the 75th an­ will spend the next thirty-five
, moment of her marriage she is re- niversary oUlts discovery to he years in the penitentiary.
' garded by the law of the state to celebrated July 31.
The celebration, to continue
which her husband belongs as
two
days, will not only commem
having acquired tho latter’s na­
crate
the 75th "birthday” of Cal
tionality.
.
Ifornla’s
scenic valley, but will
In the cases of women wjia fail
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dedicate
the
new automobile roa.1
to acquire their husband’s nation­
ality through marriage and who which wlU make Yoseitalte acces j WASHINGTON. D. C.. June 22 "We do not anticipate such accru­
al of back taxes in the futltre.
are regarded by the laws of their slide 365 days of the year.
j (UP)—Tho senate ..“slush fund”
Rather will thoy materially dim­
!
Details
of
the
celebration
arc
country of origin to have Jost
committee decided today to In­
their nationality by the reason of being perfected by a committee pf vestigate the 3250,000 fund rais­ inish and reach an estimated total
such marriage, they are to he en­ seven, headed by D. V. Nicholson ed by the W. C. T. U. for "law of only about 3100,000.000 irt
titled at least to a passport frem of the California State Autarac- enforcement” Just prior to the 1938.”
Mr. Coolidge indicated ills con­
the state of which their husband bile association, appointed at a Pennsylvania primary campaign.
recent
San
Francisco
meeting
of
cern
for 1928 In his address. “We
is a citizen.
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‘ ------------------------------
! are approaching the time for con-
As regards children born of the general Yosemite diamond an
Portland was second city in I slderatiou of the estimates of ap­
such marriages provision is made uiv-ersary committee.
Lesser
events
of
the
two-d*v
West
h» volume of May building. propriations for the fiscal year
that they can claim the right of
nationality of their parent's orig­ celebration will be the laying of
the cornerstone of the valley’s
inal countries.
The proposed law which was new hotel, dedication of the new
drawn lip after profound study by Yosemite fish hatchery, which
Professor Runfsteln of Warsaw, will pour added hundreds of shin­
was finally cast Into final form ing game fish into Yosemite's
and approved by the League’s streams, and an open air pageant
Commission of International Law depicting the discovery and his­
tory of Yosemite valley.
experts.
This.Lucky Girl
Wins Either Way
75TH ANNIVERSARY
OF YOSEMITE I I I
BE HELDWLY 3ISI
Tax Cuts Not
T oG om e For
Next 2 Years
W. C. T. U. Brought
Into Senate Probe
I ’She knows personally all of its
Mi*. Harah Edenborn
, lesser staff cf workers and most
NEW ORLEANS — Meet Mrs.
; of. the ''gangs” in the shops -and
Sarah Edenborn, only woman
, on the sections. She calls them
president of a railroad in the
i by their lirst names, inquires
United States!
about their families and children
Mrs. Edenborn is not only the ! and chattily discussers with them
president of the Louisiana Rail­ j (lie road's buslnesb?-^
way &r Navigation • Co. — she's I The workers say tharustic knows
It's solo owner, as well.
! every foot of the line^rf well as
Furthermore, she knows just j the track inspectors an^m ain-
about all there is to be known , tenance of way men know them.
about its 700 miles of trackage, She knows each repair shop and
its big trans Mississippi ferries, engine hogee, Its staff and its
its terminals and shops and round work, as well as the individual
houses. The title of president Is foremen
and
superintendents
no empty one; it means that Mrs. know them.
Edenborn is actively at the head
of the railway's affairs.
Lives Very Himply
The railroad, which runs from
Desplte her great wealth— her
New Orleans through Shreveport
fortune
la estimated at more than
to McKinney, Texas, was built
1
150.000,000
— Mrs.
Edenborn
more than a score of years ago.
William Edenborn, her husband, I lives very simply in a modern
had invented a process for making suburban cottage on the outskirts
barbed wire and had accumulated of New Orleans. 8he keeps house
a vast fortune. He built the rail­ for herself, doing the greater part
road himself, without a dollar of of her own housework and hav­
bonds, debentures or other indebt­ ing a servant only occasionally.
edness, and the husband and wife She rides on street cars, as she
had offices side by side, running and her hukUand did throughout
their married life.
the railroad together.
An anecdote they tell of her
Asked Her to Take Job
Hhows her unassuming ways. A
Not longago he died, leaving few years ago, before her hus
Mrs. Edenborn his sole heir. All j band died, a group of several hun­
of the subordinate officials of the dred New Orleans business men
road asked Mrs. Edenborn to take i were guests of "Mr. Edenborn on
The
the presidency. * She did it — a trip over the railroad.
and her co-oworkers vow there i party was crossing the Mississip­
is no more efficient railroad exec­ p i on one of the line’s ferries
when suppertime came. Down
utive in the country.
“I ought to know the railroad into the steaming kitchen went
business,” she says modestly. I’ve Mrs. Edenborn, to work for hours
been working at it all my lift, with two liegro maids slicing
with my husband.. I have been chicken, ham and bread for sand­
over every foot of the track, not wiches and loading up huge plat­
ters of food for the hungry guests.
once but many times.”
BY HENRY WOOD
of
fore the budget is finally com­
pleted substantially to reduce that
figure. This will depend entirely
upon our revenue ' outlook far
1938, concerning wlfich we will
have better information a few
months hence.
“I say to you frankly that the
outlock is not encouraging.”
He then turned to the economy
program »nd the accompanying
situation of the mounting cost of
state government.
"From 1921 to 1925 the federal
government reduced expenditures
more than two billion dollars. The
same period showed an Increase
of more than four billions of dol­
lars in state, county, and other
governmental expenditures,” he
pointed out.
Increased levies upon the peo­
ple in bonded Indebtedness made
by local governments were decried
Hundreds of Beautiful
Wall Paper Patterns from
which to select
J. 0 . Rigg
Paints, Varnishes and
Wall Paper
Phone 172
’erfect Day
Ruined—
Missing Man Is
Found Murdered
LOS ANGELES, June 22.—
(UP)— The body of Thomas E.
Welch, missing accountant, was
found at a roadside near Culver
City late today, following a 24-
hour search of poMce detectives,
led by the suspected slayer, Jack
O'Brien, 26 year old delivery
wagon driver.
LESS
UNHAPPINESS
and all because she was
worn out doing the wash­
ing at home.
A sure remedy is Ashland
Laundry service because
it gets the work out of
your house ami hands.
You get the service you
want when yon want it,
and at a cost that is ridi­
culous, when you consider
your relief.
A minute at the phone
beats a day in the suds.
165 is our number
in the home if you have
modem conveniences,
ASHLAND
LAUNDRY CO.
One - Minute
Washing Machines
31 Water Street
will help in reducing
household unhappiness.
We will be glad to
demonstrate
Ashland Electric
Supply
346 E. Main Street
All that’s best in a cigarette
Camel leadership over all other
A fter glorious exercise nothing
is so refreshing as the fragrant cigarettes shows that the smokers
smôke of a Camel. Wherever ' of America want smoking quality.
Camels go— to the seashore, to Camel success is built up on good­
the mountains, to the office— ness, by the world’s largest tobacco
they bring pleasure, full smoking organization. Each year the mak­
ers of Camels spend millions for
enjoyment.
N o other cigarette made* ever quality, and not one cent for frills
gladdened the taste of so many or fancy wrappings.
N o two ways about it, Camels
millions, for Camels are made of
the choicest tobaccos grown. are the finest pleasure, the richest
Camels alone satisfy the taste for contentment that ever came from
all that’s best in a cigarette, for a cigarette. If you haven’t yet
Camel blending can be found no­ fou n d the utmost in cigarette
where else at any price. Camels goodness, answer the most popular
never tire the taste, never leave a smoke invitation ever sounded—
Have a Camel!
cigaretty after-taste.
LEEDOM’S
New Shipment Of
Simplex
Cut Outs
FOR EVERY CAR
IN A RUSH FOR A
Valve Reseating Tools
CLEAN SUIT?
A m erlran
citizenship only after a year’s
residence« and regular application
for* naturalization a verltabP'
state of international anarchy was
created for foreign women, mar­
rying American men abroad.
In the majority of countries the
woman who married jin American
lost immediately her native na­
tionality, but failed to acquire
that of her husband. This rend­
ered It Impossible for her to get
a passport or to be entitled tho
protection of any country whatso­
ever.
* She became literally a woman
without a country. Hundreds of
these cases have occurred since
np.
The necessity for articles 1n the the enactment of the Cable law.
May Make Get
"It may become imperative be­
KANSAS CITY, June 22.— '
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON,
“He
was pulling dinky little
Eugene, June 22.— <LP) — It Is
possible for a woman to come to burglaries, Judge, and wasn’t
he University of Oregon witdiout
oney, earn her way through col­
lege, get good grades, enjoy many
social activities and win scholas­
tic honors, according to Ellen Mc­
Clellan, senior.
Miss McClellan has accomplish­
ed these things. She has worked
her way through college, takes a
very active part In social and
student activities, and yet was
recently awarded the Pi Chi Theta
woman’s honorary commerce fra­
ternity award as being the best
all-arsnnd woman in the business
admlnistration’school.
law covering the nationality of
women who marry foreigners was
rendered necessary largely by the
so-called Cable law in the United
States.
Previous to the adoption of this
law the majority of the countries
of the world accepted the rule
that a woman marrying a for­
eigner acquired at once the na­
tionality of her husband, losing
at the same time that of her na­
tive country.
With the enactment of the
Cable law, however, which per­
m its foreign wives
refunds.
by the President.
"There is casse fo r concern in
this situation,” be said. " I t Is
fraught w ith grave consequence,
to the public welfare. The feder­
al government has decreased Its
costs by practicing the homely
virtue of th rift. This hae not
been an easy task.
“ I f the interests of the people
demand this action on the part
of the federal government, surely
they would seem to demand sim­
ilar action with regard to the in­
crease in these other local govern­
mental coe^a.”
Teaches Brother
Can Get College
To Be Crook; Is
Education Minus
Given Long Term
Money; is Proven
LEAGUE TO ASSIST WOMEN
DENIED U. S. CITIZENSHIP
(U. P. Staff Correspondent)
GENEVA, (UP)— The- League
of Nations has^onie to the rescue
of women of all countries, who as
a result of marriage to American
men have become International
derelicts, from the standpoint jf
nationality, by reasons of tho
Cable law.
It has developed on the League
to assume the task of trying to
provide that no woman, of what­
soever i^ce or country, shall be
left without a nationality, merely
because she happened to marry an
American.
To this end the League has sub­
mitted to all of the governments
of the world the draft project of
sn international convention on
nationality In which provision Is
made for women marrying for­
eigners.
In the event the majority of
the nations reply favorably, an in­
ternational conference will be
convoked by the League for the
purpose of launching and signing
th^proposed convention. It will
th * become part of the system of
codified International law which
the League is starting In to build
1928,” he stated,
" I have expressed to the Direc­
tor of the budget the hope that
these estimates can be kept w ith­
in the lim it of 33.200,000 exclu­
sive of the Postal Service and tax
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Pistpns — Pins — Rings
—Axles — Gears — Bear­
ings — Valves
FOR EVERY OAR
Do yon know that the chicken
Industry In th e United State«
earns mare than a ll the Gold
Mim-a? — Let’s have morn
chicken ranches.
R . J , R e y n o ld s T o b a e c o
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