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WAHIIiNUTON, Fub. 3 -Warning
again! pacifism ninl unprnparwlno
on thn part of the United lltate wad
given dm homo naval committee to
day ly lienor! J, J. l'arhlriic, who
appeared boforo dm committee to
iIUcum thn po(-lbe of world dls
armaiinont.
flenorat I'nrshlng said that ho ap
proved Ilia proposal for a world con
feronra on disarmament liut thouitht
that tho United Hlatr should pro
ceed with II preienl military and
naval program until a definite agree,
in nnt on a dltarmament policy It
retched by at lead flva world powers
WAHIUNOTON, Feb. 3 Nearly
half a lillllou dollara will bo required
to complete tlm naval building pro
gram embsrked on In 11C, thn
ho tun appropriation! committee etl
in at ixl.
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HAN rilANCIHCO. Complaints
that ICO old hora. which worn
ahlpp from an Ore-eon point to
I'ntatuma to bo ud a chicken
f !, wnra o crowdd In tranilt
that twmtyflra of them wore
trampled to death and ilx more bad
In bo tliol, are belnc lnvrtleated
Jointly by the ftoclety for the l'ro
vonllon of Cruelly to Anltnali and
Ihn Houthrn I'actfle Company, the
aoclely announrnd.
rUKflNO. Prank Oreal. nlihl
Kllcman at la llano, was hot
and InMantly killed by a maaked
robber wbet bo failed to obey thn
bandlt'a command to "throw up hli
handi" In a !oi Itanoe pool hall
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Ham I) Htepbena opened hli State
wlda flxht In behalf of tho Kloff
Tax Illll, whlrb would ralifl the
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I.OK AN(l:f.O, John Hlraon,
who would havo celebrated hla lOltt
birthday Wednrtday. reb. I. died at
hla home here, IDn wai born In At
tar-l,orraln and came lo thoUnll
ed Ktate when II years of arjo I In
had lived In t-ot Anaelci flfty-flvo
year.
V
ItKNO, Nev Allpjrd by thn pollco
to havn con f rated to harlniC robbed
tho Moon lxdco at W-utwood, Cat.,
'of 1 5 tO, William J. Lyon ha been
taken back to WVntwood to faco hU
accuaera.
I, M'CIX)UI). There 1 five feet of
t'ioow In XicCloud, and there are
I twelvo feet on tne aummlt between
McCloud and Hlaton. It required
elcht houra to open tho veventeen
mtlea of railroad between McCloud
and filon Sunday, four entineit with
anowplowa belnic employed.
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Regulate the Price
of Lumber
Right now the demand
it far in excess of the
supply and is sure to be
more noticeable next
spring.
4,000,000 Homes are Needed in the United
States
Them! will ho built unit thla immna n roat ilomnnil for lumbor
'! imlurnlly tho prlro will lncrimi.
H l only rouaontibln to expect lumbor prices to nilvnnco.
Docldo to own n homo, l'lnco your contract whllo prlcoa aro at
rock-bottom.
0l'r plan hooka nro roaily for your Inapoetloii.
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J.xclulvo Uoprcaontatlvca of Nntlonul llulldora Iluronu
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lti:i)I)INO, Five feet of now are
reportotl on the aummlt of the divide
between French jQutch and Ivewliton,
and a Hko amount, on tho divide be
tween French (luleh and Trinity
Center.
Thn rainfall In Heddlng for the
tcaion o far I 41.03 Inchea.
RAC1U.MI.NTO, A liquor atock
valued at 11,500 taken from the
baaoment of tho homo of 8. W Me
Kim, 3015 H treet, and Jewelry
valued at f 1,300, atolcn from the
homo of II, A. Kill. 3300 Third
Avenue, were anions reporta of bur-
Klajlea rocclvcd by tho pollco.
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YAI.VAX 1TKMH.
Johnnlo Andoraon waa horo from
lllldobrand on bualneaa laat vreok.
Thn Yalnax dun club held a auc
ccaaful rabbit drlvo laat Baturday.
Tho entertainment Klven by tho
ladle of Yalnax lat Friday evening
waa enjoyed by all.
F. A. Hutto la homo again.
Hud Crumor, who haa been very
111 at hla homo how, la Irnprovlna;.
Hoy 1'nraioo haa boon carrying tho
mall hotwoon Yalnax and Ileatty for
tho paat week.
1IUV KNGUHH CLOTH.
r.njnnv. Jan. 7. ( Dv Mall). Tho
Owlnl rnvnrnment of Tluasla haa re
cently bousht prlvataly from Ilrltlsh
firms 3,500,000 yams or kdski ciom
for 1,375,000 pound, says tho lOven
in fitanrlard. Payment waa made by
Moacow depositing gold at a Btock
holm bank.
Tho 8ovlot govornmont still "wnntB
nvnr i.ooo.0oo vnrda of khaki cloth.
but ennnot obtain It, besldos a vast
DEATH CLAIMS
LAST 'KING' OF
, CREEK Hi
TIJLHA, Okla, Feb, 3 Another
of tho farnouaold Indian leaders
who ahaped tho destiny of tho rod
man la tho early territorial days In
Oklahoma haa pard. In tho re
cent doath of David M. Hodee, 79
years old, lat "kins;" of tho llroken
Arrow trlbn of fho Creek Indian na
tion, Oklahoma lott a rntrtt Interest
Inr character. Ho died hero recent
If.
I'romlnnnt in tho affairs of his
trlbt alncn 1SC6, he ranked first
amone Creek atatcsmon, and al
thouKh ho never received the hlh
eit honor In tho power of the tribe,
that of thn principal chlofihlp, ho
w for year the chief advlier of
Ihn Creek-., Hla advlro waa aought
by a auccaMlon of tribal heada and
on repeated occsslona ho waa named
by tho homo of -warriors and tho
houao of kind (thn amain and
houao of reprraentatlres ot his
Irlbo) as their delegate to the
"Oreat-,Wblto Falhera" In Washing
ton.
It was tho proud boaat of the old
atateaman that he bad met and talk
ed with einrr pretldent slnco An
drew Jackion.
One of the tail mlaslona accom
plished by him for lis tribe waa
having congress rale that the Creek
and other Indiana were within their
rlgbta In aulng tho government for
the recovery of land glren to tbelr
alavre after the civil war.
I'erbap his greatest claim to
fame la the aaaembllng of an Rag
Ilih'Maikogeo (Creek) alphabet and
dictionary. Tho first effort toward
tho formation ot Ihla work waa
made by the Itov. John Fleming, a
mlaalooary who came with the Mus
kogeoa, a they were then called, to
the Indian territory from Alabama
and MlailHlppI In 1137-31 Little
progreaa waa made until a number
of yrara later when Hodgea, aa chief
Interpreter of the tribe, and tho
Iter. II. M Loughrldge. a minion
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nnr. collaborated and finished tho
book, which haa been of Inestimable
value to tho tribe,
When a lad, Hodges was taught
In an Indian mission school by tho
father ot Mis Alice Itobortson, Ok
lahoma's congress-woman-oloct, who
was ono of tho early Indlsn mis
slonarles,
Hodges also translated tho tllblo
Into tho Crook tongue, tho Crook
my tli a Into Kngllah and waa
author of if- volume, of Crnek-Kng
llah aong.
Hodgea was made a Junior offi
cer in tho forces of Albert I'lko,
discoverer of I'lke'a I'eak, and was
assigned to tho army from Texas
early In the civil wsr. As a result
of a battlo with Union forces on
Thanksgiving day, 1X81, In which
tho army from the North, although
posaesalng auperlor numbers, was al
most annihilated, Hodges waa given
tho rank of colonel and when the
war ended bo waa In command of a
regiment.
In 1843. hla father being a Pennsyl
vanla Oorrnnn and hla mother, a
fullbtood Creek.
n.i: onov'M whws
Tho brldgo At Otena iwhle'bi haa
been under construction haa been
completed much to tho doltght ot
sorao of tho Oteno farmers who have
been obliged to go many miles out of
tholr way to get to town.
Jim Crimea and the Klnneys'
branded cattle Saturday at tho Grigs
by ranch.
Mrs, Oliver Kenney visited with
Mrs. Lowden Saturday, whllo Mr.
Kinney went to Malln on buslneaa.
The farmers are talking about
starting tho rabbit drives soon.
Jsko Comer, who has been III for
somo time, returned to school Mon
day. Mrs. H. K, Icenblce, who has been
indisposed for a few days, Is able to
bo out again.
Doctors say that sitting wtlh tho
Ho was born In Muskogee, Okla., legs crossed Is conducive to obesity.
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