BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, lEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1933.
munlcatlon to all county adminis
trations Tuesday, announcing that
every man on the Job should work
CHICAGO STOCK YARD
STRIKE IS SETTLED
CmCAOO. ni., Dec. 1. (AP) The
strike of approximately 6000 work
men at the Union stockyards was set
tled early today, at least temporarily,
when the employer organization
agreed to a ten per cent wage In
crease, pending further negotiations.
Within a few minutes after ' the
agreement was reached, pickets were
withdrawn and the strikers started
back to their Jobs.
lum college, of Greenville, Tenn., was
left 95000 from the estate and after
the death of a daughter an additional
$2500 goes to the college.
OLDEST HARVARD LAW
GRADUATE SUCCUMBS
BOSTON, Deo. 1. (AP) Judge
Henry Nichols Blake, OS, the oldest
graduate of Harvard law school and a
prominent figure In the early days of
Montana, died today at a hospital.
Saturday, the payday. In order that
the United States treasury checks
could be handed the men as they
were In their proper places.
NEW YORK. Deo. 1. (AP) Oeo.
O. Moore, who died April B, left a net
estate of IS44.075, a transfer tax ap
pralsi.'. filed today showed. Tuscu-
Be oorreoti) corseted in
sn Artist Model by
Ethel wyn B. Hoffmann
Dripping radiators repaired. Brill
Metal Works.
WASHINGTON, Deo. 1. (AP) The
government yesterday notified liquor
Importers It Intends to um repeal
to bring about a lowering of tariff
barrlen against American products
In foreign countries, through alloca
tion of liquor Imports after Decem
ber 0.
Edward Q. Lowry, Jr., economic ad
visor to the treasury department, at
the opening of hearings on a pro
posed government code for Importers
of beer, wine and spirits, predicted
keen competition among foreign
countries to get American liquor bus
iness.
This will militate against domestic
distillers and brewers.
Due to " growth of eoonomlo na
tionalism" in foreign countries In re
cent years, he. said, American prod
ucts have been discriminated against
- and the administration feels that
through Importations of liquor, an
, opportunity Is ' afforded to correct
"some of this."
T
LOB ANGELES, Dot. 1. (AP)
Familiarly known & quarter of a cen
tury ago as the "teeming turf'e
mightiest mite." Tod Sloan whose
brilliant career aa a Jockey and that
of a spendthrift was the talk of three
continents, waa near death In a coun
ty hospital today.
Sloan, reputed to have apent more
than el.OOQ.OOO in two years on pam
pered whlma, beoame a patient at
General hospital last night, having
been removed from the home of Mrs.
Jack Cudahy In Hollywood where he
had resided the last six years.
Physicians said he had cirrhosis of
the liver. They held out little hope
for hla recovery. They aald his dis
ease was traceable to hla unchecked
life a life that led him to the
world'a choice race tracks, to bowery
barrooms and swank Engltah homes.
He waa born Jamea Todhunter Sloan,
but hla compantona called him
"Little Toddy."
BOSTON, Dec. 1. (AP) Helen
Jacobs, national tennla champion, to
day reported to federal authorltlea
she had received several threatening
and obscene letters and appealed to
the authorities for help.
Miss Jacobs, a resident of Berkeley,
Cal., who haa been the guest of Miss
Alona Friend of Marblehead and
Brookllne since her default victory
over Mre. Helen Wills Moody, reported
the receipt of the lettera to the de
partment of Justice office here. ,
FORD SiGiEFl
FEDERAL CONTRACTS
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1. (AP)
the aecond time, Comptroller Oeneral
J. P.. McCarl held today that Pord
Motor company products are eligible
for government contracts.
This waa ruled In an opinion given
the department of agriculture aa the
result of an attempt by Hugh 8. John
aon, the NRA administrator, to keep
the northwest Motor company of
Betheada, Md.. a Pord dealer, from
receiving a contract for Civilian Con
servation Corpa trucks.
WARM SPRINGS. Oa Deo. I.
(AP) President Roosevelt today told
the boys of the Civilian Conservation
camp near here that he hoped con
gress would continue the CCC for an-
nt.ir VMT.
"I hope that when congress con
venes." he said, "It win continue the
civilian conservation corpa for anoth
er year. It haa been of great good to
the countryalde and of benefit to
men."
WORKERS SAT
PORTLAND, Dec. 1. (AP To
Insure proper Issuance of pay checks
to civil work administration workera
throughout the state, Raymond B.
Wilcox. CWA chairman, aent a cdm-
"Bridge Widow" to
Add Zest To Game,
Culbertson's Idea
NEW YORK, Dec. 1. (AP) A
"widow" for contract bridge waa
iiwrested today by Ely CulDertso.l
for consideration In future Im
provement of the frame.
The widow' would consist of
four cards dealt face down In the
middle of the table, while each
player waa receiving 13. The win
ner of the auction would look at
the widow, select one card himself
and paa one to each player as the
declarer desired. ,
CulbeMson thinks a widow would
add a rest of uncertainty to the
game and :n addition promote
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