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*’ > ‘’ p °^ ro n HUtoriort ?. a / - 1 L T The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Established 1887 OREGON STATE NEWS OF GENERAUNTEREST Principal Events of the Week ASK HINES9 RETIREMENT W IL L S $ 1 5 ,0 0 0 F O R . NEW ZEALAND QUAKE KILLS 1,000 PEOPLE Thousands Injured, Towns Wrecked; Fear Epidemic. CARE OF PET CAT Friday, February 13, 1931 FIGHT CONTINUES O N . FAMINE LOAN PLANS Wealthy Woman Also Leaves Both Factions in Squabble M Home to Pussy. i SAVED FROM BLINDNESS ¿L P ric e F iv e Cents REM ED Y FOR D R U G A D D IC T S F O R E S E E N Experiments at University Arw Basis of Hope. Hope for Compromise. Loa Angeles.—Mitxle Is far from be Ithaca, N. Y.—A drug olla ring hopa ing one of those “saffvriug eats” you for curing dope bandits la in the mak- Washington.—Negotiations toward n Assembled for Information lng at Cornell university. f, , j , w k ii» hear about— If money means anything. compromise over relief legislation con > Kur M IU I. an elehtecn year old cat. tinue to encounter obstacles as Pres ' The bare fact that auch a \ of Our Readers. Cross officials counted the dead in the was remembered to 1116*6x1601 of $15,- has been “hit upon” In the cbamletry ident Hoover remains firm agnlnst recent earthquakes at considerably 000 In the will of Its late mistress, department was disclosed, but wMtoat anything resembling governmental more than 1,000, new shocks were Mrs. Maude F. Ide of San Gabriel, further details. THK MARKETS charity. felt in this region and helghteped the also known as Qr. Maude F. Caln. It Is not ready for use upon t o n a * Portland Democratic senators, who, n few alarm of those who survived the ear Of an estate valued unofficially at days ago, announced an^ ultimatum, beings, being still In the laboratory Wheat < - Big Bend bluestem. 88c; lier quakes. experimental stage under tria l wpon half a million dollars, Mrs. Ide pro- whereby thfey would force a special ■oft white, western white. Sic; hard The fresh tremors crumpled many . vlde<, (he valuable home In San animals. Its developers are Dr. W ild session If they failed to obtain a $25,- winter, northern spring. weetern red. buildings which had been weakened Gabriel und $15,000 be placed In trust er D. Bancroft and Dr. G. H. Richter. 000,000 relief appropriation, a $15,000,- by the first shocks and itffcreased the Me. “ for the purpose of providing upon 000 food loan and four other demands, The discovery la based upon a dis likelihood of fresh fires Joining those Hay— Baying price, t o. b. Portland: covery by Doctor Richter that aaea said premises a boma and proper care I wpre nctive jn seeking a compromise. raging in the streets of this once A lfalfa. $11011.50; valley timothy. thetlcs, blows which produce uncon for my cat. Mltr.l. In rasa It survives They had the assistance of 8enator beautiful seaport. sciousness, alcohol and stimulating »17.50; eastern Oregon timothy. »190 me, eo long as It shall live.” James E. Watson (Republican, Ind.), Officials feared the number of dead drugs all cause a thickening m d -Mltzl has a whol») room to herself majority leader, and Senator Charles »84; clover, »1»; oat hay, »14; oate Brig* G«n/ Frank T . Hines. would go above even the latest esti whitening of nerve cetts. Unconscious —with n four-poster The room L. McNary (Republican, Ore.)J assist and vetch, »1301S.be. mate, for tons of debris have not yet Booth Tarkington. Washington.—Brig. Gen. Frank T. ness depends upon "the degree of thick Is knitted on the second floor ami ant majority leader, who are enges-to Bsttorfat— 81024c. '1 Ellnes, federal admlnsltrator of vet been explored. More than 1.09(1, per ening. and conscionaness returns when from there a catwalk extends down bring about some sort of a harmoni Egg»—Ranch, 14018c. Baltimore, • Md.—W ith tiie aid of sons, many severely Injured. h«Ve been erans’ affairs, would be given the rank the cells revert to their normal water- to tiie flowef garden, whore the feline ous arrangement as a means of avoid medical science and his own determi Cattle—S teen, good, »8.2508.75. treated and there Is a probability that of major general and retired with the clear appearance. heiress rests contentedly. ing a special session. nation, Booth Tarkington, Indiana nov Hog»—Good to choice, »7.7508.75. pay of that grade under a resolution- many more were hurt in the region When stimulating drugs are need, The will provides that the home and A tentative compromise proposnl elist, has fought his wny from total Lambs—Good to choice, »707.50. affected. offered In the senate by Senator Reed after a time the cells do not revert cat l»e cared for by Miss Pauline took form which both Democrats and blindness to light. His fight for vi All efforts were spent In aiding the Seattle of Pennsylvania. completely to normat Bancroft end Agnes Goetge, who was Mrs. Lie’s Republicans In the stnkte seemed to sion started fourteen years ago, and Injured, searching the ruins for still Richter think - t h a t this Increasing W heat—Soft white, western white, companion for many years. MQ m think President Hoover might accept. during the long struggle cataracts living victims, and preparing ¡for a trace of coagulation in cella la a blnestem, 44c; weetern red, northern Goetze is provided with $25 per month Secretary of Agriculture Arthur . M. were removed from both eyes and a general evacuation of the cityi'feefore source of Irritation in the nerves, an 9 DEAD, 3 INJURED to cure for the cut In addition to the Hyde, who was called to tiie Capitol spring, 44c. douched retina In the right eye cor- disease can follow in the footsteps of irritation that shows as a craving for Income of a $20.000 trust fund and a to participate In the conferences, Eggs— Ranch, 12018c. IN AIRPLANE CRASH the disaster. The cltv was ordered rdrtpd- The novelist has been under more of tiie drug. $2,500 bequest for herself. threw cold water on the suggestion tneAtd^nt in tiie Johns Hopkins hos- Butterfat—80c. Scientifically stated the thickening evacuated at once; 5,000 women and by refusing to agree to an Interpreta . pituLhere. When Mrs. Ide’s funeral was held Cattle—Choice steen, »7.7508.50. children were sent to Palmerston, Is a coagulation of the colloids In a British Metal Flying Boat Ex- the little suburban chapel was crowd tion desired by the Democrats. . Hogs—Good to choice, »8.4508.75. Worth of Napier. cell, and the reversion to normal wa ed by people fchom the woman had Uglier the compromise proposal the plodet, Dives Into Sea. Lambs—Choice, »4.5007.25. The expression “wiped from the ter-like appearance la called peptlxlng. befriended. She was known as San $15,(XX),000 appropriation already made NO BQNUS IN FULL; Spokane mnp” may be used advisedly, for got Gabriel's most charitable citizen and for loans for seed, feed and fertilizer London.—One of the worst airplane only have the man-made structures Cattle—S teen, good, »4.7507.25. FEAR FOR BUSINESS Can’t Find Fire, Firemen in her will provided bountifully for Io tiie drought area, would be Increased disasters ilk the history of the royal of Napier been razed but the actual Hogs—Good to choice, »8.50. all her employees. by $25,000,000 nnd a new clause added, air. force overtook a giant Iris all topography has been changed so that Return to Checker Game Lambs— Medium to good, »5.50 0 4.50 metal flying boat In Plymouth sound, One-third of the estate goes to giving tiie secretary of agriculture M odified P lan L ik ely to G et existing maps fail to describe with power to use the money for loans to San Francisco, C a llt— "Whera’s the charity. when the huge plane dived into the any accuracy whatsoever the coast C om m ittee’s A p p ro v a l. Relatives and friem < of the testa assist In crop production along some fire, lady?” Bill Holman. Eagle Point farmer, water, exploded, and sank, killing line, harbor, and Inland contours. tor were remeiniiered with legacies what broader lines than permitted In Miss Marie Hartsook, proprietress of killed a huge gray eagle. Ita wing nine of the crew. Three others are Bluff hill and other high promon Washington.—The unanimous ver from $500. to $25,000. A friend, Otelia the original legislation. a photographic studio, looked up at in a hospital In a serious condition. aproad was 7 feet 2 Inches. tories were tossed by the mighty dict of financial nnd Industrial lead Kuschfce, 1020 8. Citrus avenue, Los the battery of firemen—and blushed. The Democrats wanted assurance The explosion was heard for miles, of the earthquake into the seiU the Gust Olson of Astoria la examining ers that the payment of $3,5tX),(XX),(XX) Angeles, will get the residue of the from Secretary Hyde that, in admin “ Well,’’ she said, ”1 don’t know, ex and boats and planes raced to the ns a soldier bonus would retard eco all his old purses. He cut the lining scene of the disaster In hopes of res floor of which has so risen that even actly. That Is, I—I ’m not sure there estate. istering the law, he would hold that small boats cannot enter the harbor. nomic recovery was accepted In con under the general language proposed Is one. But there might be one. So of one and found three »20 bills. cuing some of the men. One of the The seafront itself has receded fully gress ns having turned sentiment defi the money might he used for food I sent In an alarm.” •'Where East Meets West—Coos crew who was standing on a fragment Indians Object to Bess 100 feet from the famous Mnrine pa nitely against the plan to pay off the “ Here, here.” Interposed a fireman lonns in nn emergency. Mr. Hyde Is of wing was tuken off by a motor Bay” has bees chosen as the official rade. Rule in Tr.bal Affairs understood to have asserted that this adjusted certificates in full at this Impatiently, “this can’t go on. Is’ boat and three others found floating There was a sad stir and hustle slogan for the Coot Bay Harbor Jubl time. would be contrary to. the position there a fire or ain't there?” Orllla, Ontario.— A t^iipest Is brew in the water were picked up. One of when authorities prepared for evacua lee by the publicity committee. which he heretofore has taken In op In Its place Republican lenders pre “ Well." replied Miss Hartsook. “It the latter died later. Eight men were ing lu the teiiees of tl*» Rninu Indian tion of the city to ,ave the population position to food loans and that It dict that a bill Increasing materially smells like a fire." reservation here over the allegations The Dalles city council will be asked carried to the bottom of the sea, im from disease whicj would result from would be In conflict with the attitude the loan privileges of the certificates The firemen sniffed Judiciously. Yes that boss role Is b e lt- injected into by business men to call a special elec prisoned In tl»e cabin of the ship. the wrecked watei and sanitation sys 4 of President Hoover and the house of will he reported by tiie house ways they agreed It did smell like a fire tribal affairs. tion to vote on a »100,000 bond issue Divers, hastily called, descended to tems. nnd means committee within a few The thing to do waa to find the blase Charging that Chief Alder York Is representatives. to build a bridge acroaa the Columbia. search for the bodies. The Inhabitants had little to do to days, with tiie approval of the ad The Democratic senators led by And so the battery of fir* laddies, a nontreaty Indian, vbo has gained The death roll Includes Wing Com prepare for leaving, however, ns in Senators Joseph T. Robinson nnd T. II. ministration. - _ . noses held high, started econtlns The Rev. E. G. O. Oroat of Cottage mander C. J. Tucker, commanding and retained power by "packing’' the most cases all they had In the world Caraway (A rk.), continued to he hope about. They sniffed In the waiting The compromise plan now under Grove celebrated his 85th birthday the Two Hundred and Ninth flying councils of the tribe v.ith other non- was destroyed when their homes col ful that satisfactory language might consideration, It wns said, would pro room, In the developing eha in her» an<i boat sqqadron, und Flying Ofllccr treaty red men, some twenty members last Friday. The local Baptist church lapsed and fire spread through the In the “posing" room, but without suc vide immediate funds for veterans of the reservation ha- e appealed to he agreed upon. Senators Watson and sent him a birthday cake and flowers. Wood, who died after being taken ruins. McNary promised to continue their ef cess. Fifteen minutes of this, ard who wished to tnke advantage of the from the water. The other victims the Canadian govern»-nt at Ottawa, But all wanted to make a last visit A fter years of effort on the pert of were enlisted men. forts. Increase, but would not, at the same they gave up. asking that York and three of his dep to their ravaged homes and perhaps Meanwhile, the attitude of President residents of Arlington the secretary time paralyze economic recovery by “Fun’s fun, lady." they said, “hut uties he removed from office. The cause of the accident Is not a final search In the debris for some Hoover, ns stated by one of his ad dumping a huge Issue of government we’re firemen, not bloodhounds AnJ of state has designated Arlington as known, but It Is believed that the of The Rama Indians occupy the res trace of their loved ones. There were visers, Is that he will not countenance bonds on an already demoralized besides, we haven’t finished our ch- «•' a registration point for out-of-state au ficer at the controls was deceived as ervation near here under treaty with similar scenes In half a dozen other a dole or charity under the guise of market. er game yet.” the government, and receive treaty to his altitude when he attempted to tomobiles. towns of the province, especially lonns. The President might, however, So the game broke up. The •uv ’< It was said not more than $500,000,- money annually from the Dominion Following out an economy program, land. Hastings, a populous little plains city. be willing to accept a liberalization smell was assigned to an open win 000 would he required to finance the The sldp was stationed at the Cnt- treasury. the Jackson county court has reduced Both Hasting« and Napier were dow through which chimney smoke proposed program and It Is possible tewatter bnse of the royal air fore?. York’s opponents declare that he Is of the drought Ioan law and an In wages for road workers from 50 cents crease lu the appropriation under IL the funding program would not ex was believed to have entered. It had been maneuvering with another scenes of terrific wreckage, and In not one of the tribe to whom the Napier fires burned unchecked, al To meet complaints which have to 40 cents per hour and truck drivers ceed $300,000,(XXL The Interest rate plane and was apparently under per treaty applies; that he Is smuggling though explosives had been ordered to would be reduced from 6 per cent to from »5 to »4 per day. fect control. other Ineligible Indians Into the reser been unde by Senator Robinson nnd Confederate Trea»ury other . that It Is difficult for farmers blast lanes through the tumbled mass 4 or perhaps 3% per cent to lessen Planes of the Iris class are dual vation in nn effort to keep himself In P. A. Keim of Chicago, supervising of wood and masonry nnder which lie to meet t ie conditions Imposed under the burden on those accepting the engined and are the largest In the Seal Given to Museum power as chief of the tribe; thut the engineer in charge of construction for the drought lonn law, the President crushed no one knows how many lonn. royal air force. Besides a crew of Intruders are usurping the most fertile Richmond, Vs.—The treasury seal the new postoffice in Corvallis, arrived will offer no objections to liberalizing 5 these planes are capable of carry bodies of men, women, and children. Some well-informed circles at the of the Confederate 8tates of America land on the reservation, and forcing recently and w ill remain until the fed Relief workers were told by the Capitol were of the opinion thut the ing 28 passengers. Its rightful occupants to migrate fur amendments. There have been dif used by George T. Trenbolm dnrlny ficulties in offering a lien on a crop eral building is completed. survivors horrible tales of panic ns The worst previous royal air force limit on the loans might be Increased, ther north; nnd that they are pocket his term of office as secretary of th« when the farmer already Is under obli the first shocks rocked the city. Clerks hut they agreed that It was unlikely The Eugene chamber of commerce disaster was the death of 7 men at ing the bulk of the annual treaty Confederate treasury Tn the cabinet of gation to n lorai honk. It also has and shoppers were killed In the stores, nnythlng would he proposed which Bombay In 1920. money. Instead of distributing lt"hnaong now has the highest paid-up member President Davla, from 1864 until the been held that' while loans can he nurses and patients In the hospital, would require a maximum outlay In Its rightful beneflclarie«. ship In Its history, according to a re close of the Civil war, has been pre made for feed for work stock, similar and women in the homes. excess of $500,000,000. This was re sented to the Confederate museum port of A. F. 8. Steele, secretary. The 25 Corporations Pledge loans for feed for other classes of Death was everywhere,, and for a garded as the utmost the market can here. It has been announced by Miss number on the rolls now is 451. stock, such ns hogs nnd cows, ate not stand In Its present condition. Steady Jobs for Employees moment It seemed that all were rnnd. Horse» Used to Coyotes Susan Harrison, house regent allowed under the law. Signs of spring are fast becoming But perfect order now is maintained Hearings by the house ways and New York.— Steady Jobs for their The seal was given to the museum j Chased 30 Mile» by Pony Amendments to meet these situations commonplace, but the first sign of employees, aggregating several liun In the shattered town, the Injured are means committee on proposals for a through Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Bulk- Ritzville, Wash.—John 'Kram er’s will be approved by the administra cash redemption of soldiers' adjusted being cared for in improvised medical summer, a large rattlesnake— was re dred thousand persons, were pledged ley, of New York, and la presented by band of 47 horses nnd mules had gazed tion, as will changes to give the sec stations, and the weakest among the compensation certificates were ad Mr. Trenholm’a four granddaughter»— ported killed near Medford. The by 25 corporations, it was announced retary of agriculture rather broad au on many strange things and found homeless are given such comforts ns by the welfare council c o -^ in a tin g journed for a few days. snake was found by a prospector. Mrs. Mary De G. Trenholm. a f Hamp thority to make loans for crop pro them unalarming. They couldJpok are possible. ton, V a .; Mrs. K. T. Abrams. oFWash committee on unemployment, headed duction purposes which nre outside the A aet of old-fashioned gold scales placidly nt niotniv, cars or coyotes. The population,,In reaction from the by Alfred E. Smith, former governor. lngton; Mrs. Marlon Hanahan, of Naw exact terms of the present authoriza Mountain hears did not frighten them. used to pay officials of Oregon T erri Miners Re-Elect Lewi« hysteria of flie first hour of disaster, These are in addition to the pledges York, and M rs F. N. De Roaset of tion. _ But when a wnndering Shetland tory in pioneer days Is included in the seemed dazed and almost motionless of the Consolidated Gas company, the and All Other Officer» Boston. President Hoover will Insist, how pony tried to attach It<elf to the stock, material being moved Into the new Metropolitan Life Insurance compnn? amid the ruins of the city. The seal Is of silver. Inlaid tn a Indianapolis, Ind.—Re-election of ever, thnt the contemplated loans, there resulted what observers feeling United States customs office at As The cathedral grounds presented a and the McCall Publishing company. John L. Lewis, Springfield, III., as heavier metal. It shows a palmetto ly termed “the dnngesl? stampede in while more liberal in character thnn toria. Fifteen of the concerns, which permit strange sight after the quake. The tree, with the words “Treasury De could be obtained from banks, shnll president of tiie United Mine Workers the history of Adams county.” of America wns announced from organ partment. of the Confederate State» ef One of the landmarks of Lebanon ted the use of their names, nre Stand structure itself fell, with all the monu It was 7 :30 a. in. when the Shet not, In reality, be a charity proposi ments in It except a war memorial, a America." ization's headquarters here following j was destroyed when an oak tree on ard Oil Company of New Jersey, Beth land first appeared. Ph^horses nnd tion. lehem Steel corporation. Travelers’ great cross, which remained intnCt on completion by the board of tellers of One of tiie Democratic relief de mules headed away from there on a the donation claim of Jeremiah Ral a tali shaft. Insurance companies, Equitable Life Its work. Subordinate unions v o te d ^ , mands was taken care of when both dead run, the pony at th e ir heels. ston, founder of Lebanon, crashed re “Necking Bear991» Now A great death toll was claimed nt Assurance society, American Surety December 9. r l houses approved a $2,(XX),(XX) appropri Hearing the thundering hoofs, ranch cently. There was no wind when the company. New Y’ork Casualty com Napier Technical college. At least 30 All other officers were re-electen. Among Hunter’« Relic« employees headed off all but 18 of ation for rural sanitation In the de tree fell. boys and girls were killed when this pany. Guardian Life Insurance com They nre: Philip Murray, Pittsburgh, Pottsville, Pa.—Among the choice the frightened nnlmdls. These disap ficiency hill. Action on the conference building collapsed. Several hoys, re Pa., vice president; Thomas Kennedy, Complaint that some of the contrac pany, Bank of Snvlngs, Seamens Bank stories coming out of the bunting eec- peared down the road lu a cloud of report on this bill disposed of the first turning to save a group of trapped Hazleton, Pa.. secretary-treasurer; tIons.this year was that told by Otalr general appropriation bill to get tors on the Oregon Coast highway in for Savings, Hamlin and Company D. dust, the- Shetland still In pursuit. girls, were crushed when a subsequent William Young, South Fork, Pa.; Jones, Donaldson, near hare, of .« bear For two hotlrs the (lightened rt >ek through congress this session. Lane county have not taken out Ore Appleton and company, Allied Dle- Castlng corporation, New York Life In quake tumbled the walls. Thomas Holliday, I.n Salle, III., tellers, ran, cove^ng 30 miles. When finally he shot when It tried to “bug” h im .. gon licenses for their trucks and auto The death roll at the nurses’ home surance company, Home Life Insur and T. G. Morgan, Linton; Albert found, the horses mid mnles were oa Jones said that, ha felt a tap on bis mobiles has been made to the Lane ance company and American Fence of the Napier hospital was placed un 12 Die From Poison in Neutzllng, Glen Curbon, 111., and Thom back whUe standing near a tree. T a n * a sheep range on the Palouse river. county court. officially at 22. Night nurses were Construction company. The Shetland pony had disappeared. Home-Prepared Salad as Moran, Plains, Pa., members of the lng he saw a largo black bear Just sleeping and few escaped. Of those A fire due to the explosion of gaso auditing and credentials committee. about to thtyyw Its forelegs around him. Grafton, N. D.—Twelve Grafton res who did, many were severely Injured. line vapor from clothes she was clean The bear seemed as astonished as idents nre dead from whnt doctors World’« Highway Budget - The warships Dunedin and Diomede “Paris Mayors” of U. S. ing completely destroyed the home- U * hunter, Jones said, and started to hnve Identified ns botulism, a form of Death Sentence for Man with doctors and nurses and $3,000,000,000 for 1931 arrived amble off. I t didn’t go far, fo r Jones of Mary. Hansen of Enterprise and to Get Trip to Franca food poisoning. The dead nre: Harry plentiful suftidies of medicine and Who Plotted Hotel Fire added It to his hunting tropNee. Washington.—One hundred and ten Mrs. Hansen suffered severe burns food. Paris.—The mayors of all the vil Chaplewskl, fifteon; Mrs. Thomas St. Louis, Mo.—A Circuit court Jury nations and political subdivisions of that may prove fatal. Armed marines were brought ashore lages ami towns In America which Chaplewsky, fo rty ; Edward Hein; Ed convicted Ralph Pierson, former co- the world will spend at least $3,000,- from the warships and patrol the Old Coal Mine Uncovered bear the name of Paris may visit ward Ileln, Jr., fifteen a son; Mrs. A community banquet that will in ewner of the Buckingham hotel annex. Edward Hein; Elizabeth Ileln, twenty, 000,000 on roads and road construc Midland, Md.— While driving an en France as guests of the municipal fa dude Marshfield, North Bend, Empire tion during 1931, according to nn es streets to prevent looting. In connection with a fire at the hotel try a mile or more nnder the meon- thers of the one nnd only Paris, "city a daughter; Arthur Jorandry. th irty; and other sections of Coos Bay will be timate made by the automotive di December 5, 1927, in which seven per Arthur Lessard, twenty-five; Mnr- taln here, Loar and Began brake of light." held February 24 in the Marshfield ar sons died, and fixed his punishment vision of the bureau of foreign and 65,000 Fanners to Sell through an old heading at the «Id The municipal council voted credits s r gfierlte McWilliams, twenty; Mrs. at death. Andrew B. Meadows, former mory under auspices of the Coos Bay domestic commerce. World wide in Elmer Stokke, twenty-eight. Midland mine where they discovered to bring the mayors of the American Through Grain Co-Op» night watchman at the annex, previ several heading stumps. The teal J» Genevieve Hein, sixteen, and Joe vestigations disclose the fact that in “Harbor Jubilee committee. Parises, about thirty In all, to France St. Pani.—SIxty-flve thousand farm-, ously had been convicted and sen 14 feet high. They also discovered Leach, twenty-six, were the latest vic the majority of the countries of the The Shevlin-Hixon company Is will next summer during ilie colonial ex tenced to death. world road building has been stimu era of Minnesota, North Dakota. Mon tims. several picks and other tool» which position. The largest of the overseas lng to make full payment to Deschutes tana and Wisconsin will sell the hulk The state charged Pierson and Lew had been In the mine more than 10 The twelve became'111 after a party lated as a measure of unemployment Parises nre In Texas, Kentucky, Illi bounty of taxes that should have been relief, and as a consequence, world of their grain through the Farmers’ is Balson, also a part owner, plotted at a farm house near here. Home- years. nois and Ohio. assessed against 4000 acres of timber highway budgets were larger in 1930 National Grain corporation after Feb the fire to collect Insurance. Balson preserved pens in a salad are believed ruary 1, M. W. Thatcher, general man lands erroneously classified as cut and Robert Cotham, former night clerk than In 1929, and are expected in 1931 to hnve contained the poison. ager of the Farmers* Union Terminal at the hotel, are awaiting trial. over lands from 1920 to 1929. to be larger than ever. « association announced here. Mme. Joffre Given Annuity * Hunger Plea Fail«, Only bna borrower waa delinquent Witccnsin Man Claims Set Disarm am ent Coafaranca P rison Guard N ow P risoner Paris.—The chamber of deputies has Virgin Islands Gat Civil Rule in payments on his federal' farm loan Bandit Geneva.—The council of the League Topeka, Kan.—Charles C. Drake, voted *a $5,000 annuity to Madame Distance Checker Title Washington.—President Hoover has j January 15, according to W. H. M o former guard at the Leavenworth fed Uniontown. Pa.— Hla plea that of Nations In session here decided to Joffre. The same amount was voted Hudson, W is.-H aro ld H ar ordered institution of civil government cull the next general disarmament cou- he had to rob to keep hla family ; Clain of 8helburn, secretary of the eral penitentiary annex, was sentenced to the widow of Marshal Foch. rison claims the world’s long In the Virgin Islands and appointed lerence In January, 1932. from starving, failed to g«lB to two years In Leavenworth peniten Forks of the Santiam Farm Loan as distance checker championship Paul M. Pearson of Pennsylvania as clemency for Edward O H gm J soclatlon, which handles loans exceed tiary and fined $1,000 for conspiracy after 217 days of play with W il Arkansas Votes $1 ,800 ,0 00 R e lie f the first civilian governor. Hereto twenty-two, who admitted b».”' > to smuggle narcotics Into the peni liam Bloom of Ashland, Wis. ing »170,000. Oldest Citisen Dias at 100 Little Rock, Ark.—The Arkuusus fore the islands have been under na had taken part la sight tentiary. v The game was played on a min Lambing has started In Baker val Davenport, Iowa.—John Vasen, Dav hduse of representatives voted an ap val control. berles and holdnpa 4------------------------- - iature board with strips of ad ley and the Snake river section. It enport's oldest citizen, Is dead two propriation of $1,500,000 for loans to Judge D avit W. hesive, tape for men. Each day months short of being one hundred will reach ita peak about, February 15 Sots Badger Spring Drill drought-stricken farmers through an J sentenced ,blm to i the board was sent *by mall to Jury Duty Aida Jublasa and one years old. He was found dead Madison, W l^ —Coach Glenn Thistle- agrlcuitural flnnnce corporation to be Wirb plenty of teed and warm weather nine to eighteen yean la .tb e : -Bloom nt Ashland nnd hack by o Memphis, Tenn.—-Of the 800 persons In his bed at the home of his daugh + Weetern penitentiary. created under the law with the gov thw<e announced that spring football^ sheep are said to be in good condition mall to Harrison. ♦ called to Jury duty In Judge Ben ter, Mrs. Gustav Eckhart. Death was ernor nt Its head. Woc.thor condition! are unusually good practice at the University of Wiscon Capell’s cotril here recently, 200 wh° due to Infirmities of sge. sin would start on March 24. (or lambing. wer« not employed were given work. »s eek»' £
