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edition THE WEATHER
Fair except cloudy
, Oregon
the coast lonigm ana
ear
....day,
Continued cool; heavy
frost" In th Interior-; woderate
,theaat winm. i.mp.niiur.
i,diy: Minimum, 30 degrees.
Haximum Sunday, 60. Preclpl
tlon today, none. Stage of
river, 3-3 Direction of
Wlnd, south.
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1. ..1 today's news today EUGEXE, OREGON, MONDAY EVEXIXO, MAKCH 2:t, 1!Jj touavs news today xo 63
m the m0" r,,cul
fBlbiuins's to thoughts of their
write summer sport and local tlcal-
in fisbine tackle aDl other esscn
JI, of th annual cipetlitions
in!t ihe peace and welfare of the
j.iubo.s rc.ort a big rise in demand,
jle majority of dealers in tackle re
wrtfj that Saturday was tlic'lioavirst
j,y in this demand since last emii-
. Although tne season lor iruiu tiu
,H Jk'Kcuzie and tributaries docs
Mt open until April 13 the Willnm-
,118 cau be whippeu lor trout over
111 Indies in length. Several, panics
local anslers spent Sunday on the
Simla fishing for stcelhcud.
Hdl Bound Over
Ueorgo Ilval, charged Willi obtiun-
jjr money unuer laisc prcirnscs
km, appeared before Judge littrulil
J, Well in justice court 'toiluy and
waived a hearing and was bound over
to tlic grnnd jury. Iintl wns sot ut
(1000 but it hod not been posted late
lodsy and llval was confined to Ihe
MMty jnil. llo was brought back
Ust evening from Seattle where he
bad been arrested by the King county
Hthorities on request oE NicriU
Taylor of Lane.
Rock Crushers to Start
llock f'r road material on the
Prairie runil project w.ll be takeu
from l lie Hemomvay and Maxwell pits
according to announcement today of
Hint no iliml, count y commissioner.
The pits were inspected today in prep
aration for the starting of oprra
tions ns it is expected that road work
.will be under way wit Inn the next
reek if present weather conditions
continue. About ..S.UOO ynrds of
jravel will be necessary for the pro
ject, the commissioner stales.
Supervisor Appointed
Carl K. Carpenter hits been ap
pointed hs county road supervisor in
mad district number 8 in the Spring
Held area, according to nn order of
the county court today, Mr. Carpenter
lakes the place of 11. L. XolU'th who
was appointed , ns supervisor by the I
court early1 in the year but recently j
tubmitt rd his resignation. This has I
tarn (he only change in the personnel
of tlie road patrolmen (if the county
tinep the appointment for the year.
Bounty to Bo Cut v
As the state bounty on bobcats will
rut April 1 from $.'t to ijU.riO it' in
Mpectnd (but the next several da8
will see irnyiy bounty hunters turn in
thrir cut pelts in older to ublaiii the
biglier r.tte. The county bounty of $'J
n the cats will remain the same ns
at present, bounties collected today
t Hie off ce of the county clerk were
by
I. I.. Davison, resident of (he
Junction fiiy district, one cat, and
Albert .Morgnn of (jodoii( three cnia.
Iron Work Done Here -
Tlic ornninentnl iron lattice and grill
Wl,rk in the new 'e lierbee-I .it-nsmort '
tre nt Tnib avenue and V. Unmet;
trpet w;ik prohiced in Kugene by ihe
Kngfiie Koundiy and M lchiue simp, it
' aiumum-ed. This is the first linn
I3at novelty iron work of this char-
Mer ha been nroduced in Kuacue.
"il considerable surprise is expressed fKtO.COO. it is believed by Mr. Alex
h l"ntl builders thut the work could 1 ander thai Ibis mouth' showing will
done J1PrP. j,.nn w ji be var-j exceed I'UO.'.'IKJ.
nishod nnd pniuted for ihe store. T'ue
Kll( up conniiinv nln lifla the ranfr:irl
i"r di.ing the decorative ornai;
liiliiiEs f.r the now Lowell theater.
Magician Makes Success !
Vira l Mulkey of Eugene, billed ns 1
"Mage:.! Mulkey"" on fhe Acker man '
lnl Harris vaudeville circuit, played;
Francisco last week, and j
a distinct hit on the vaudeville!
nr-oruing to word received by
of thn mnzirian
.M'llk.j waa influrnecd to join thf
((-ootinued on paC I'm)
mm
TICK.LETX3VN
Wflfita WANT AD
A FLOOD
OF REPLIES.'
UUILUUItlUII -
UBOR HERE f,: ": "
IS IMPROVED ;
Impetus Added by Building
In Eugene; Milk And
Camps Opening
Employment Office is Kept
Busy as Workmen Seek
Positions
Spring weather gave nu added im
petus to building activities in Eugene
this week, aud has brought about a
greatly increased demand for workers
iu the city and county. Indications are
that (he coming week wiil nee the big
gest activity of the year in all kinds
of road impruvetueuis, mill, logging
and building operations.
Hundreds of luborers seeking work
have flocked to tiie office of the
United States employment office in
the Hampton building the last few
days, and mauy have found poaitiout.
in various kinds of mil), farm or
other occupations, according to Frank
L. Armitagc. Miperintendent of the
office.
Orders Received.
Orders for more thnti SI) workers
have been received n,ud filled since
Saturday, Mr. Armitnge rcporu, ami
the. demand U still' tuinlug. It looks
like the beginning of tlie annual spring
rush, and is keeping Ihe office busy
every minute of the day.
The big mill of the Western dum
ber company at West fir is gradual)
increasing its capucity and is using
1(1 additional men daily. The com
pany is onl. 'ring Its help by telegraph
from .Mr, Armiiagr, who sends a dele
gation by the two trains into Westfi
daily, .
Permits ;3Uti3
Ituilding opera t inns took a big
jump today, when A. I. Ibill was
granted a perm t from W. II. Alexan
der, juiilding inspector, for the erec
tion of a $7iM home on Loitgview
street for .Indue and Mr. I.. T. Har
ris. This is one of the largest per
mits granted ilms far this month.
iVrinit to build a $11000 residence
nt llMO Monroe sit.-ei was also given
tn M. Ji l.lixui.
A. ". Meek will also erect n $::MH)
dwell ng ui
UWt .tacks mi street, it
d.
whs annonnc
AlMioiigli Ihe total figure of Ihe
ni"iiili nf M.ircii w, not approximate
that of (he sam.' month last jt ear.
when tlie peimit f"r ihe new Tngi-ne
hotel (.wtdled the ftRiire to more than
!C. L BAKER, 57. OF
SI'IllNdKIKI.P. Mor. Ii I.Spp-j
nal) Oilumlius i.re Bnkpr. for
. A.rB n r. ilpnt nt Crtlnr flat, died :
. . . tll 'j,,, rvrnin- Bt lh(, of '
rrnr., I! monlha and 1" !.' T"
! body in at tliff Walkor d..fl Hi
Spring-Drill, whir fiinorol arrange
imonti are hring mailo. Service, will
be held at '1 o'clock tomorrow after
noon at the Mmint Vernon cemetery
.;u. f.f Snrinafield, con
11,1 L '
Iilurtnl by It". Ilarrj- l. iwniop j
I Kucrnf. j
Itni,.n of ,
Mr. Hak'r - born at Amit.r. ir-,
gon, foniinj to countj n'a ,
quite imall with bi jiarru!,, Ie ami
Mary llaker. livin. with tbem on a .
' farm near Krankbn, Orr.on. He mar.
rifd Ora Mounta. alo of l"raB-
; lin, 6clober H. He ha beM
lifelonj member of the Chrmian ;
church, bcinn a member of the churi-h !
at Cedar Klat at the lime ' i
death. He ha, been en.ed in farm-
inl durin. bia IS-jrear rcidence at
Cedar Flat, li.iide" 'IW "
: aurvived br five iite, Mra. Oeor.ia
i Helt, of Franklin; Mr. V. A. Kll
m.ker, of I'ortland; Mr.. Oeor.e ll.r
uodine, of A..!nd; "" J!r- " '
! iiiil and Mr.. K. W. Z.w of K
fene; and b one broiher. J. II. Hi
ker of Ijikevietr, bemde. other re!a-
tivea and frienda.
Combined Pacific
Is.
Led by the destroyer squadron, pictured In the foreflround, the combined Pacific and Atlantlo fleet
Is seen entering San Diego harbor. Still at sea, several miles out, the warships are following In. To
day the whole fleet put to sea for two days of practice runs. j , i '
CRASHES; SOVIET
MOSCOW, March '2l. A Ueuter
dispatch days five Soviet government
officials were killed w'lien a military
airplane flying from Tiflis to Suchuin
caught fire 111 mid-air and nrasiird.
A later messsgp stated three of the
kiiM were government officials nnd
the two others pilots oi the machine. I
The three officials killed were M.i
Minssnikoff, member of the presidium !
of the central executive c'lnmiitciuof j
the I'ni'ni of Soviet Itcpu'tiics. in-'in-,
her of the military revolutionary
council and vice-prc-ident of th-
council of people' commissars; M.
Mogilievski, president of the extra
ordinary trnns-raiic.tsh'ii rninmisston,
and M .Alarhekoff, representative of
tlit posts and telegraphs commission.
Tlie l i-jns-caiictisinn officials were
on (heir way to the .Soviet congress
enlivened at Stichuiii.
A period of four diyi nt' timing has
been prlaimi(I. the mesnnge adds.
Lane Loans Large
. For Federal Area
That (he First National Farm Loan
association of Lane county has the
l.irget vnliime tif biiineifs of any s in-
j dar ass'icrnti n iu the northwest riis
jtrict, is tlie opinion of l,e,rge jliltoii
i-Ir., f'der-il ai'prniser from the Fed-
ml Land bank of Spokane who has
b. here for the past, few dajs np-prai.-ins
properly in Lane.
Tim total loans outstneding in fine
county, ail hnndled through Ihe farm
loan association, ore $ lJOO.OOO, ac
cording to a report of 11. A. Hoults,
acting secretary of the association.
The a-Korintioii has buns out
standing. .S uce the organizatioipi f the
aKSociatiuu here there has not been
any ciibp of fortebmore reported, Mr.
Hilton Rtntes.
Army Officers of
Lane Sent Orders
' Orders have been received by re
serve officers of the I'nited Stales
'army in Lane eotinfy that the annual
fo-hool of intni'tion will be held at
Camp I,ev.is from AuRtist 1 to HI.
; This histrii' tion course i for offi
; eera of the .'.M'nd regiment of infan
try. It is not known how msny of
(the I.nne officers wjl attend the
-l.t - U Ai.f.nlm paimrll ttillalt
''niii a i -
fctate. A proposed iii.Jrui-tton rour.e
for .ir .eriiie off ier ..f the reserve
ill probablj- be held in California
altllollfh defin.te HIJIl'.liniMlient tor
the division head-l'iarters hn nut
been received.
'
Toll Road Action
Held up by Court
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.
o;;. After he.hns .rote.T
Mar h
ain.t
the e.tabli-bnient of a toll r'.ad in
Klamath ro'intj, the coun'r court on
Saturday afternooo deferred definite
action on the proposed t -ntr iet hin,
wu'd ive to the Centra) Auto Ser
vice c..n.'injf the rifbt to collect loll,
on rerlain eouotr road, until the re
lurn of f oonir Jodie II. II. Bunnell,
tarlr this '
and Atlantic Fleet Sails on Trial Run
Teacher and
Pupil Found
On Mountain
NKWPORT, Ore., March li. After
a search since Saturday noon by citi
zens of the caminunity, Miss Fannie
Pratt, teacher of the school at Kile is,
and Miss tieraldine Towusend. one of
her pupils, were found Sunday aft
ernoon s'x miles above the Indinn
ngi'iiey where they had taken refuge
after becoming lost
the timbered
mountains. Miss 1'rntt was exhausted, j
. Mis I'rntt nod Miss Townncnd 1'UiVxLAViuluctMlny -ftljoat, JO niilQM from
-Saturday morning for a day's outing
in the niouiitaii.H. After eating their
lun h in the woods they became lost
in their attempt to return home and
tramped over the mountains until
overtaken by nicht.
M ss I'rntt was overcome, nnd they
wercj cotnpcllrd lo spend the night in
the wonds. When they failed to re
turn the whole communit;' lck up
the search. .
BE INVESTIGATED
S.M.EM, tlie., March 2.1. - The
I ' m h t i 1 1 a rcclanmtion project nt llcr
tnieton will tomorrow be vinited by a
apecinl nilju.nnent committee com
posed of I r. John A. Widt.oe, who 'a
prr.iileut of the I'nivernity of I 'tali ;
I'nruh Wei., reprceotinn the fed
eral reclamiti'-n aerviee and W. A.
Ilelzell, priale accretary lo (lovrr
nor I'icree, who will represent the
state of Urejion. Mr. Widtsoe la the
chairman of the committee.
An Investigation and heariii to be
continued nt llcrmistou will be under
.1 eoogrexl oml act of Inst recember
loikine to relief to settlers on fed
eral projects in fbe melliod. of making
piyment. also covering Ihe wiping of
delieuuent Inl obligntion.. The inves
tigating committee will have authority
to make rcouinntf ndollona to the sec
retary of the Interior and he Is em
powered by act of - ingress lo make
the readjustments accordingly. Kiten
sions in Ibe time for miking payments
and redio lion, in the amounts of pjj
ment are poaaiblc under the act, it is
said.
Later a aimrnr investigation will be
made of the Klamath project, hut the
date for this lias n. t jet been fi.ed.
Thomas A. Campbell, fnrqilr gover
nor of Ariionj, is. I'luirma;: of lh
commitlee that wiil iniesligate in
Klamath county. Mr. LHIiell will also
ast vn that committee.
An enabling ad iertain,ng ,lo de
linquent l.aca on the project, was
passed by Ihe 1lrjj legi.lature.
Statements Wiil
lie on Lane Taxes
All of Ibe ljue county t.n state
ment! for the year have been enl out
and collection, at the office ofident; Hubert Mitalnter, e:retary;
,, .riff Taylor are increasing. A'lolit
js.issi .taiein.iiis .'i i"ri"ITU
(lie pott two weeks and fwrward'd
ing
lo property i.wners. AIoit vn) own
ers have already piid th'ir laaes this
ejr. I.ll wrek the average daily re
turn wss ali ult JIKaiO but tills la ci
peet'd to aeow a b'g inrrciMe now, ac
cording to l.lojd ll,i!te. i-hief deputy
sheriff in ciisrg. of tat coliectiona.
-4.1.
.LEAVES ON TRIAL
; NAVAL 1JA.SE, SAN I'KDUO. Cat.,
March 23. lawn today saw the
combined United States fleet prepar
ing lo put to sen for two days of
practice runs preliminary to the ell
max of the year's gunnery progrnin-
force practice, scheduled to.be held
Huh port, '
Force practice Involves a test o'.
the effectiveness of the full gunnery
powers of the main bit lie lint of the
navy undertimes closer to the act tin 1
reality of a great naval battle tliiiu
any peace time practice undertaken 'y
the fleet.
Tiie signal "commence firing," sent
out by the flagship after tlie "enemy''
Hiring of sea and nir targets has been
located by scouting planes nnd the
drcaduBUghts have defended Ihenv
se es agnint n torpedo attack ny
destroyer Mpindrons will unlearn)
cataclysmic hail 'f steel projectiles;
fired aimultsneoiin.y from some -4 'fl-;
inch guns. T2 12-inch guns, 20 10-inch i
guns and other smaller weapons.
Ton a upon tons of metal will be
hurled more than 10 miles at the tor
geis within t'ne space of a few min
utes. The fleet's swift steel knockout
punch will be denwnstrated on a can
vas adversary.
Member of State
Iioard Visits Here
llnl II. (Tfford. member of the
stale fish and game commission, was
a week-end visitor here with Ben F.
liorris, member of the board. An out
line of plans for the work of Ihe com
mission during the coming year will
be taken up al ihe licit meeting In
be held at Portland, the state officials
report. There will be .no eitenaive
improvements at the Lane county
hatcheries or the gume farm this
yenr as there la lo be considerable
cut in eipcnsca all Ihe way round, is
the report. Although these fiuam-ial
retrenchments will mean a consider
able saving there w.ll he no curlail
ment of the lolsl output of gnme
birds or fish spawn, it is stated.
Lane Jersey Club
Will get Charter;
I
Orgsnisstion of the .lerscy llimst-
era Calf club in tlie lliierview d:a- i
Irict has teen romiileted. This Is Ihe
first Jersey , lul, lo lie or' iniKed Ibis I
year and it ii eiped.i ui mere hmi
h. ..vt-gil i.thorM aa iwn aimJ cMtiona
have been received. a cording to Ar!'ait I'reaiilentu
nold Collier, county club leader. ,Irnn Walker; .fim Millr
The niernbera of the rlub are: 11. f,. ; Vocal .Americnn l-egi n (Quartet
Plank, leader; at McCaltmi-r, ! pBNt. Prcident. , Jfk
' pres'dent ; Kenneth luiun, vlce preni
Barbara liunn. r ram-Is Li'tigoiHl,
!uy fiilmore. Marion A. Kel.o. War
j ren Zutowslf, Hajinoi.d WilUms,
The Jersey ltrosters club and
otbex Jemey clubs to be formed will
make displays st the Jersey jubilee
lo be held st the Griggs farm In the
Willskeniie ditrt Mftday, May '2,
it is announced.
ROTAHIANS OF
DISTRICT MEET
LI
Thousand Delegates Gather
' Tor Twelfth Annual
Convention
District Governor Makes
Report; E. F. Flynn Is
Speaker
rOHTLAND, Ore., March 23. W
With approximately 1,000 dele
gates and vi.itora already on hand
and mora coming the 12th annual con
vention of district number 1, Interna
tional llotary opened here today fol
lowing n Sunday spent In entertain
ment. John It. llently, director of the In
ternational, w-aa the principal speak
er on tho morning program, extending
to delegates an Invitation to the In
ternational convention of Itotary in
Cleveland, Ohio, nud giving an outline
of the history of tha organlxatlon, j
Founded 20 years ngo by a group
of four men in Chicago, w-tth motto,
"'Servico before Self," Itotary baa,
llently .aid, apread throughout Ilia
world until It Includea lOri.000 mem
bers In 28 nnlions, and Willi 1RS8
dubs federated in the International
body.
District flovernor Frank C, Iligga
of I'ortlund mado h'a report this
morning, ami orguniralinti business
una transacted, j.;. i Flynn, district
governor from St. I'nul, Minn., and II.
F. Irvine, of l'orllnnd, are to .peak
this afternoon. Tonight there will be
a reception and a program of enter
tainment nt the municipal auditorium.
Co-ta Buy, tlregon, llotnry club und
Victorln, Bi (.'., launched rival Invita
tions today for the 11)211 convention.
Knlhiisiaam was provoked today
when I'rchlilont F. C. Iligga announc
ed that tho district would petition
international hcaibpiarlers against be
ing divided in districts. Uiggs called
attention of visiting officers to (lie
sentiment on the matter, i
Celebrating Ihe fifth anniversary of
the founding of the Kugcne Kiwnnla
club, membera of the .organization will
enjoy a h:inptct nnd entertainment ft
the tlmrn bold thia evening at 0:15
o'clock. Program prepared for the
nccaiin it one of the in rut rlnbornte
in the club's history.
lr, Innicl V. Poling, pantr of the
Central Prenbytprian hnrcb, and
kuomi an one of the in out effective
Kiw.iuii ipcakera in the atate, will
deliver the main addretm, .Mufticiil
number, under direction of Hugh
Winder, will in hide voc.il and instru
Iil'liliil Relet'lioiil,
'I tic ffilloning fa the progrnm:
Toiiratmaatrr
I rcl'iMII minor l. .r.rii
ir i ., Krr.ien,k i. .i-nninr.!
llnil Mail; Winlrr Hong; Suillin
'I'.iru Kiwanis tilee llii'i
A.hire.. .1 wrme.ii, . skvum.
Kinnnian Ktinm' Ensemble
Uesinmse I'rr.lil-nl Corval-
lis I'luli. Tri'sid' nt Itos.hurg rlub
II, ,1 Huff
Ito.rbiirg Kinanii lilee I 'loo
j .-ai ,'u'"' ' ', ii V Vv "i
.Mildred It-ihlwln and Hugh Winder
Pratt; J,ew I'ierce; i arl Xie1a;u
Mure Hut i Seeded)
.............. .Kiwania til" Club
Itni:irk
Harold C. Jiinei, Di-lrict Prcniileitt
Addren Ir. P. V, Poling. Albany
Htar fcp.nigled Itfinner
Th Wb- le Huneli
(ikn club, aafifted, by
Kiithryn
Hnitig
biH'cr; Mi:Ljed Baldwin,
prnri'i; and diret-ted by llugfi Wind'
M.'iig kadiiig alt by Clare Let.
ftT PORTLAND
Card Carried
210 Miles by
Terrific Wind
Mt'ltrmSHORO, III.. March 23.
The people of Murphysboro asserted
that the damage hero from Wednesday's-tornado
and fir will run much
higher than the $3,000,000 estimated.
Some placed It as high as $10,000,0K).
Itev. II, X. Abbott, pastor of the
new First Baptist dburch, which was
destroyed while ho conducted a fu
nernl aerviee, yesterday received
telephone call from Palestine, IU., 210
miles from here that a calling card,
one of 500 lying on a book case In
his parsonage, bad been picked up
there.
William Carpenter who had a check
for $.1.50 with a ten dollar bill
wrapped around It lying on a dock In
his home, received a lettoT from Wu
limn O.'Ochi of Olney, 111,, 100 milet
from hero cncloiing the check along
with two cancelled checkt from De
Soto, which he had clcked up on his
fnrm.
RAI,F.M, Ore., March 2,1. State
Treasurer. Kay anltL.todsy that the
withdrawal of nhout '1.750,000 of
slato funds from Oregon hntika for
the payment nf Interest on bonds anil
the retirement of honda April 1 will
lo mainly from rorllnnd and western
Oregon hanks. Withdrawal from east
cm Oregon banks will he very light
due to stringent financial conditions in
that part of tho atato nnd the fact
I hat many eastern Oregon bnnka have
an added burden In assisting farmers
lo finance the reseeding of crops aa
a result of the freete of the past win
ter. Mr. Kay said that applications of
tha farmer for loana from the state
for reaeeding purposes are lighter
than expected under the relief act of
the lll'J," legislature,' totaling only
nhout ,100,000 to date. Tbla la due
largely, It la said, to tha complication
in ohlnining tha loana. It Is necessary
for the farmers to give the state firat
mortgage on the growing crops and
to do this they have to obtain releases
of other mortgages and liens, which Is
being done through the local banks.
Springfield Paving
Plans Submitted
HPfttNUFIKM), March 23. (Hps
rial). Whether the city of Spring
field shall pave south Second street
or Mill street from Muln to the county
hridgu will be considered and actl ui
taken at k meeting of the city council
in the city hull at 7:1-0 o'clock. The
(piestion of paving das been banging
fire for over a year, since tho county
agreed to pave from the bridge west
ward to the Pacific highway if the
city would pave the east approach to
the bridge.
A survey nf both streets has been
made, and estimates prepared by
Simon Klovdnhl, city engineer.
a. 1 I i
dcorgc Lnglehart
Buried in Eugene
Funeral of Oenrj J. Knalebnrt. Nl.jof the itfd Crow in Washington an
whn died at Hcnpponse March JH. was j nuutit tl i!n appropriation of $TMH0
held ibis morning from the chMi
dispel, with Jlcv, C. K. I'unb.un of -1
flciaKng. Mr. Knalehnrt bad lived in
nnd neiir Kugen for miny year, and
U lh father of Jy Kogbhart of
this city.
j l',c.drs hi tjri. J"y Knglehnrf, he
I i survived by another son, M. O Kn-
fhsrt of Hcitppn se; a d.iuhfer Mr-.
I V. ImvIs of l.s Angeles; and two
i sf poii, Hoy Mttrciitl of Scapp "e
'and F. G. Mirmit of Portland,
j lltinal was in Us Mu-ouic cemt
! tery.
ROBBERS OCT SILK
NKW VUltKi.M.irili IM. -ItobWrs
held up a wnlrliinin tod.iy ou tin' l-e
; tljcIl fl, y railruod, 20tb street pu r,
J t,e 1 Iti J-u r.ver and vicnpi-d with
Milk valuid
Up',AJ.
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HAMMER A
SAW HEARD I
RUINED TOWNS
Additions to Death Total
Bring List to 826 at
' Noon Today
Millions of Dollars Added
To Estimates of the
Total Damage
CHICAGO, March 23 im Din
nt aatv and hassraar furnished th,
dominant note In the tornado atrlclt
en district of tha middle west todaj aa
e.hnMtllatlnM V. L.. t. '
If organised. At th same time re
surra of tha litter of ruined towns,
deatha of injured and re-checks of
casualty totala increaaed the death
Ust by mora than a score and added
mllliona to early eatimatea of the to
tal damage, '
Additions to the death total, all
from Illinois, placed it at 8L'6 at noon.
Doctora announced that the apread
of tetanus virtually had ceased and
attention was turned especially to
blocking, possible outbreaka of . ty
phoid. "
Rehabilitation Planned
CHICAGO. March 23. OP) Sad
dened by tha final tragedy of ill
sfTAfttaatt Inrnflilr. ft i sin ft! i'tt li m Itiipiail
of Its dead southern llllnoia and In
diana 'today turned undaunted to the
mammoth . tattk of rebabilitating,
through which It fi plnnucd every
lurvlror of Wednoaday'a cntaatropi
will bo returned to tho name condi
tion! that existed beforo tho terri
tory wna lain in ruins.
All Injured have received medical
attention and all homeless ha to been
provided with temporary shelter, It
waa announced aa plana got under
way for a virtual rebuilding of tbt
atrocken area.
Huge Taak Faced
A colonal task faced the agenctea
engaged In reconstruction work ai
arrangementa were made for com
plete aurveya of the storm territory.
It, waa anticipated that four months
or more would be required to clear
hundreds of acrea of ruina, reitors
thousands of shattered homes, rebuild
factories snd establish new 'systems
of sanitation. Providing destltuta
families with means of making a liv
ing was an Immediate need receiv
ing attention.
Committees from several southern
Illinois counties will meet this week
to select a body which will direct all
permanent relief work after surveys
have been made of the needs of the
district.
Rejrf la Adequate.
Henry M. Itaker, head of the disas
ter relief committee of the, lied Cross
announced that 'his organization
hopes to rehnbilttate every community
affected by the storm. He also stated
that an emergency unit of (he fed
Cross had been established In every
stricken town and that temporary re
lief tn tho Injured and homeless had
hern fully taken care of.
WUh funds for the morn suffer
ers being raised in nil parts of the
country thrni U appeals in churches,
newspapers, by radio nnd many other
ngcnHcn, tlie tuition:,! hcndiusrters
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