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Tluirsdav. Poo. 17, 1925
Juggling of Funds
I mayor and burnessc was railed by
1'lnchot.
l -iri" rvu nruneaaay o
dv small is rroueu -pt m. anthrax. Pea Pi,B
proposed by the Luierne county as-
: srmbly committee.
(Contlnord from lg One) : John U Lewi. representing the
miners, naa aireaay considered It.
faying it was (imply the operator
"oM offer dressed in a Dew guise. "
The Lmorne plan provides that
the operator pay the 1925 scale of
wasj until next September with
Immediate resumption of work.
mere expedient used by Small and
Curtla to conceal the transactions
with the packers whom they had
loaned 110.000.000 of slate fund. '
1 The court did not attempt to set
the amount It believes la due the
atate, leaving this figure to be fixed
by Sangamon county court to which
Small must make hia accounting
Mistake, Says Small
"I know a great mistake has been
made," Governor Small said, when
Informed of the supreme court's do-
' cislon. "I paid Into the treasury
very dollar which I received while
stats treasurer of state funds.
"A petition for re-hearing will;
be filed in due course."
Small added that in the meantime
he would attend to the duties of his
office and push the magnificent hard
road system of the state, and the
very Important Illinois waterway.
Vai Rr-Elected
- Throughout the trial, when he
was acquitted of misusing state
funds. Small maintained ' he was
fully within his legal rights during
King Winter Shows
Icy Hand in Midwest
CHICAGO, Dec. King Win
ter has extended his domain west
to Michigan. The next 14 hours)
doten states between the Rocky i
mountains and the western tip of :
Lake Erie, the weather bureau
here predicts. I
Temperatures ranging as low as!
15 degrees below are forecast tor:
the Chicago area.
More snow piled up on Nebraska
and Minnesota Wednesday and II-j
II no Is. Indiana and Michigan wlllj
experience snow flurries inursaay,
hfa administration nf the state
treasurer's office, because he nad j the Prediction says-
Alexandra's Body lying in Staic
mil k v ferlWfc v- &
MS i A-.':ff?kf.:H?c
ir, u
Leaves Seattle For toUteto
Journey to (Juki Sod
HAN KU .VNt'lSftt. Ilee.
I'jihv Tom" llesaii, Indian fluln
r, plilliintliropl.t, gnuiM.r ami
I . . I wndror. celolirt.d hi, Ulth
Purchase Now Will vj ,,,. Vcnday whh Urn d.,l.
j Advantage of Cut niun that he soon would be on
On Jan, 7 tin, way to Ireland.
I liegan, located here In a sea-
iror" "rort." ti(fr lit dlaup.
I An announernient of Importance ; pcaram' two years ! front a fruit
i to the automobile liuylnK puMIc him j ram h near tWlllo, Is waiting only
Imn mode by lo.tKn lliollwr n,,)" .'" allotment he.
tore martini nara lowuru tno lulu
; of hi ulrtli. '
"Klghtlug men like me have no
time urouud orchards," ho said.
M f.,
I'Iihi
tin v
f ir h.. . .
m .i i, r
n at
I an nnnouneeieent whleh tuy mean
much to fui in purchaser of this
popular in like of car.
I'M amimitlt-e'lietlt Kfntr that OU
January "th. 1.1. IodKe llrotl.er.. , ' ''" 0 'I'end the re.t of
I... .Ill n.,n,. . iremendou. ' "'Mini . 1 hey tried to'
reduction In Hie price of their com-
make a 'kid glover' out of we and
' paid the lawful two per cent into
the treasury.
' Political enemies, he said, were
attempting to prosecute him. Des-
pite the revelations of the trial.
. Small was re-elected for a second
I term as governor.
Coal Strike Snag
Now Is Arbitrators
HARRISBURG, Pa., Dec. 1.
'The deadlock 1n the anthracite sit
uation has extended from miners
and operators to those who are at
' tempting to have them end it.
'While 50 mayors and burgesses
of communities in the hard coal
region Wednesday offered an
avenue of settlement by voting to
hear representatives of the miners
and operators In Scranton, Decem
ber 23, they refused to accept Gov
ernor Plnchot's plan for ending the
strike. The governor then an-
came so heavy in northern Minne
sota Wednesday that bus service
was halted at Duluth and Port
Arthur. j
The Mississippi river was frosen
over at Winona, Minn., and at '
Webster City. la., the temperature!
dropped eight degrees below xero..
Shady Promoters in
Psychotherapy Is
TAMPA. Fla., Dec. It. A fed-
jeral Investigation Into questionable,
' real MhlA nrnlnptt In Plnrlitn liaa '
0 K, What IS It? disc,osed lnce which will re-i
j suit In presentation of at least I
1 1.000 "land fraud" cases to federal
i - Coffin of Dowaccr Queen Alexandra Ivina in ituto in t!"- "..i
at Sandringham where private service were luKi l y C:.- toy.:
family prior to the removal of the boily to Wctuii;isUr AK-i.
'.Two employes on the late queen's estate arc seen payir; tin ir r.'
spects at bet bier.
meats in developments as displayed
In advertising matter constitutes
j-,. inn uc ' tu nulls to defraud. Hub-
r lorida By Scores ; ier pointed out.
: Sufficient evidence for presentn-
I tlon of many cases to the federa
grand Jury which 'meet here next
month already has been obtained
by the Inspoctor, the district at
torney Indicated.
It didn't ork."
ductlon will apply on all car.1 " i', " Pic-
bouKlil lifter nildnlghl. Peeember j lureanuo career wa the dlsliur...
15th. 1!5. When the new prleeai"l ' to the poor of
rn n.y. k. n January Tth .' Nw Vor'u. after a whirlwind sea.
the full amount of the reduction un ,n ,Bo ""'k '''et. I
will be refunded to nil purchasers ' '" li' "Kimcy Tom" .oul.rl- j
since December 1 ith. . Muel by being tho "flulitlimest" man;
There I much speculation as to of the Canadian Taclflc when the
how much of a reduction ha boeu '. railroad was pushing Its way west
made In Polite llrothcr cars, and ward a halt renture ao.
tho public I awaiting with liilere.it
the announcement which will In'
made on January 7th. i
It Is stated that the new price'
schedule ha been niade possible by j
a recently completed lea million
dollar expansion program new
buildings and equipment that will
nearly double the capacity of the
hugo IKhIkc llrothers factories In )
Detroit.
in
rife
i s m
;;aw $100,000 asked by
ACTRESS IN ACTION;
WASHINGTON. Dec. It (United
Xewsl Although Altexa Braiington TBi Jur,'s wlB,n ,h t
of Westchester. Pa., has a degree ! monlh- R- A- Hubler. assistant
In psychotherapy, he Is a much n"-n"ea n'"'r' orney an-,
the dark as to want it mean, as. . ,,. ' NKiV YORK. Dec. U-(l"nl.ed
aone. I Shady promoters by the scores J.rws oiga I'ctrova is now suing
On the witness stand In the trial haTe t'ocked Into Florida to getW1Um Hl.nry noU.r, Kngllh
of "Bishop" Holler, president of rich quick." Hubler said in an-, aulhcor Rn(J piawriKht. fur
the Oriental university of Knnsas "ouncing that several post office 100. woo dnntufr.es.
'inspectors had l-een engaged In In-1 The uctreKa charges that Koberts
City. Draiinrton. admitted that he
did not know what it was all about I vestlgations In the state for several: Injured her by aliening plasarlsm
and declined to soell the name of ' In his recent suit against her for
Bounced firmly that he would standi ,w ,.,. t,i,h h. ,.rf k., "A maiority of the develooers unlawful mo of part t.f a play
by his recommendation as the only "graduated ." are carrying out their promises in
logical means of settlement. Braiington was a government wit- regard to their developments." Hub-
"Ia the heated debate over nsing nesg against the "bishop." and Dr. ! Ier asserted, "but there are large
Plnchot's plan as basis for agree- Ralph A. Volght of Kansas City. I numbers who are failing to doj If yon know of any game viola
ment Mayor J. G. Hardey of Hai-who are charged with using the!his." ; t ions, call phone 5S4. All Informs-
I playwright was given
14.000 in hi suit, ii
verdlrt of
elton aald that "if a committee
without the governor, would go to
'the miners and operators and say
'we want this strike settled' we
could do something."
Advise Sentiment
George W. G. William, burgess of
Plymouth, told of adverse sentiment
to Plnchot's suggestion throughout
the anthracite region.
It was finally left to the gover
nor to appoint a committee of seven
to Invite representatives of the
two factions before the municipal
leaders. Wednesday's meeting of
malls to defraud In connection with
an alleged "diploma mill."
Failure to carry out Improve-, tlon will be strictly confidential.
BEATS INSriiAXCE CO.
NEW YORK. Dec. 16. A Jury
in federal court Wednesday de
cided that Arthur Miller of New I
Kochelle, who committed suicide !
last spring, died 15 minutes be
fore the time limit for paying an
insurance premium.
The Penn Mutual Life Insurance
company Is thus compolled to pay
Miller's widow $29,000 with Interest.
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