Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 10

THE A 5 I STATE A TnrKsrAT. jo.t 1MV 3AGE TEX INK TREIVIBLORS PEACE IS SOUGHT Artists' Dance "Floor Justice Comes at Last, Coolidge Won't Take Part In Congressional Elections CHILDREN GAIN AT FRESH AIR CAMP Fraction of Inch Wide WITH MDDH CHItF JAPS CANT FORGET LKS.EXCLUSIDWACT Irritation at Statute is Not Temporary. Pacific Confer- nce Told Is Not His Prerogative President Believes It To Participate in PoIlCV. He ill Not Speak at -Newspaper Editors Outing Saturday if? 1 Two J-o-r-; of Hrr-on. with Rinlinz Pros, and Itnrnum t'irtl' 'Pt- MOWPht "runaway" wa rrir're are carried, on Tour.

the rmwr The maM TviK toil you that sP.pp'-ry Mr'" kos Herra Bees'n exacriy iw i. I lesa han I 'h hours to nia k1 The a ct 'if a in v. A -i on is it ii ij quesUu in ntosf labor -n: 'I pf. a mst a ni1'! ani rn.st I1'- worPPs tt'a TissifiO rupi'liy jieii mP'i wire act mt-r mt i -a" pf ri" u'm ni" re ie-n A eri i -xe mri he nun oth, rh--- rnO'p han oa n-n the and women ihis numhr-r rhere are eleven for whom I .1 I ha' ra "pf si he ent program i slopped for i Ia 3 pf son -ea l.ni; 'os- a m'iTi-nt that hey may oe in r.n 1 en ly thou- Trr-d ed I'rta Feeson one 'o--; so I i vn pa i ti' uia stars, for; ro '-lonmand Ti'--' aria's is one of seven solo p'T ta r' the 'and ensm hi ih -wire acts. P'M f-rs -vl mi pi i i he fa ni oi is ish sla i-h'i'A '-x'1 P'-ro W'I- a m'-r.

nn Ilea no. -v i Naida Miller. tPp xl A 'P(-s---': i The Vn i -M er? Tfoiiie STARTED II HILLS Geologists Believe Quake Be- gan in Mountains Back of Santa Barb OS AM FI.F.S. uly Br A. P.

The conoentriiticn of destruction Si.ite Ntreei vbe main Santa Barbar. visited i'v ha-i ke week a formed ore of the n.i in op of i meet ir. pe: p- of ve Pf orr- a a nd eoPv fc-ta their it-j -e str: ken area. of the -i -e pointed out bv A. enc meer.

ou nd 'ith Woods iiie Cair.t o- Washmcton dic.ttei that artery of the ipua'- meiiie itpon. which tn xtended the S.tn-:a i the s-a The siibm: -ed catiyon. Strong sa i have i b-come co -ered a sci'. for meti the territory upon b.ich State ee: stan-ls snd since It a oss firm Than -rounding hind, produced ar excellent conductor for the hmh redU'-ed ib busines district to ruin? Wbl no rvidenv of tb pa rt ke action in the Sant Vnese nvni back of Santa FPirbara tffered 'his m''-ipk, iht s. ieniific observers inch red to be! jeve.

until rt in ves: m.i ion a lasi th 'h i 1 1 em olors or iina 1 in hat re i. A5JMBEZZLEH Head of Furniture. Firm Found With His Stenographer In New York NEW YORK July 3. (Hv A. P.i Frank J.

Glist, president tht- Cboepmd Ree Furniture Co, and Hazel Hansen, his 5 nographir. who expected ma rry him a being deta med here bv police after a flight from "leveland fdss is bld a fucirive from ir on ''nti phi ot he Tik branch of Tbe Cleveland Trust hat he embezzled Misv Hansen became hysteria a i h-i polw told hM- That. "dis was already married The wet r- ocupymi: ad.mimvar rooms in Tbe hotel near Broad--. w'nr (His vic a rresi ed Miss Hansm. ho is 22 years old.

wa deT a ir.ed fr in vest -lion Sh." said ha sh bedieved lisi was single and hat eh1 conipanied him here in cnod fa. ith to beenno- wife- Glist ad-m 'ed. p'ii-e said thai he b. a wife Cleveland from had Peen separate 1 PLAN CERTIFICATION DF PEAS FOR SEED Cernfi- anon ot field peas for eed will (e started this year hv STaT if derided ha some -t the ppr peninsula farmers have so far st a nd a rd one of their st ra That it i possible to reeommepr it for The farmer? lu a r1 asking -ere Vwn lmi i ve been working several ye.t under i direction of TV. Clark.

agent On on a Kepi of The rrnri department wil is it the fa rm crs, who Iie and mike au in vesTipra son r.f The prsnt condition oj Tbe oos Lemons Tighten Wrinkled Skin IO a containing ounrp. of iB.thre-, i wmcn liny will supply a few rents. th.tke 1' i TV wel and you luve I I 'he very nilldst i ll aiti-wt ink!" lotion ion to tinh'en relaxed skin. t'f lins Massage nhis fr.jgratii lemon lotion it'o" the skin a' night. Bv mco-uir, most o' fdl-tale wrinkles.

iue r.OWS-fet. smoothed out. giving a tnoje to rdieeks. rhii, throtst. It tr.e skm velvet-'ind CLEVELANDER HELD PARIS.

July 9. Bv After nt-ariy five hundred ear. Bluebeard" arxut to be cleared of he 'harrc lui be a a brutal wife murderer. A commit tec of illustrious French Mieiitiai. law ers and historians.

about to appeal iu the court of Cation against his ctniction and hanging at Nantes in 14 10. Instead of bt'iiu; an arch murderer of Ui present day defenders t-oiucnd i hat "Bluebeard." olherw ie Baroti de Ket was in real it a brill ianf student of science and tlK'oloy. who was unfortunate enough to lime the two cirls whom he wa to before he wa 16 years die hy accident. Tbey claim that ro(oris that he a rlo-ei full of his victim-" head- pure MP. HAIL ORDER FIRM Liabilities of Chicago House Exceed $1,000,000, Assets $750,000 CHICAGO.

-July 0. By r.IVi An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was fili in tera; f-ourt ere Th urs.la aa in sr. the Pillipsborn Mail rtrder cmpan'. larce Chicago firm. Th petition declares th.

iiabilme- of the companv are me than I.00ft.- and assets abo'J" point en a receiver Ap-was asked Three creditor tiTr.s. A F. Co-beau company. Albert Pik and company, and Phillip Cnhri company, filed suit in behalf of many 'thT creditors. was stated Accordin? th petition, the Phillipsh-un firm has operated at a Joss for several months.

Thieves Steal Dot. Leave A uto Alone Also They Pick on Police Officers Detailed to Work On Case SAX PEDRO. July 0. By API Th? automobi'io which Mr-. L.

F. Han'ier parked in the shop-lMn di.s'rio' he-e yesterday had no lock on i' s-o she haired hr 'lernian riif suard it. When she returned a half hour later i-ar was still there, l-iit 'he doc had stolen Sh police ar.d Detective Lie. tl. H.

W. lleesen motored out to lock for stepped from his -a- noticed th" spare wheel had stolen. He weir t-, she telephone' to turn this ne-v developn.em over! to Patrolman Hotkins to handle. The was cff duty at the time, and in on' of I.e.! to atL-6r 'he call, found tha' his had hrn s-olen. BOYS AT KIROLIEX GET SETTLED TO SCHEDULE at t'amp Kiroliex are just eerrinc settled down to -he routine work -he camp.

The dailv program is as follows. a. first call: reveille and assemblv. follrvve, hv- morninc dip: waiters' rail: 7. mess: H'.

school rail and assembly: 3:15. recall: school call: assembly; recall: 10:40. svvimmin l.4n: recall: 11:4. waiters' call: and m. the after noon -he follovvinj rall.3 are blown: sr-outs' call: 2:55.

swimmins 1 "landlubbers" i S. assembly: recall and swimming Faddiers" .1 8:40. assemblv; 4:15. recall and svvimmin: i "swimmers mess; it: 25. sembly: reti 7:30.

ind waiters: tirst ciill: as-reat. and 'To the Col-assembly i fo- ramp-cal! to quarters, and fire "taps Many of th boys are passing swimming and life-savins tests, according to Charle Murphy, the swimming instructor. After supper Tuesday evening some of the hoys went on a hike to Waterloo where they were allowed to purchase either ten cents worth of gum or The campnre program was An orchestra composed of Alan McLaughlin. Holland "Wilson. Wallace Wilson, fnd Stewart Fletcher rendered a few selections.

Charles Murphy was in chrirge of the program. Stories were told by Clarence Young, who is attending the camp as scoutmaster of the Tiingsburg troop, and bv Assistant Scoutmaster El-win H. Kddy of Troop who is acting as ramp adjutant. A nuarte composed of Char'es Murphv. w.

Claire Ennis. Don Seble. and few songs. "Lazell Wall sane INTERURBAN KILLS MOTHER. DAUGHTER Continued from Fage 1.) a Willow beach.

The autoYnobile hurled 125 fePt vva.s wrecked. Woman and Children Run Down In Flint FLINT. July (By A.P.t An unidentified woman and two children were run down by an automobile at Saeinaw and Kears-ley streets here Thursday morning during a heavy rain storm. They were taken to a hospital where the woman and the youngest child a baby about five months old are reported near death. Beth have fractured skulls.

A about two ond a half years old has severe head injuries but is expected to recover. She was unable to tell the identity of herself and the other victims. The worn a who is about 25 years old was carrying the baby and leading the other child by the hand, walking th-ouph traffic which had the right of way. Howard Wood. IT.

driver the automobile, said his view was obstructed by the heavy rain, although he was looking out the side of his car. The corner where the accident happened is the principal street intersection the downtown business district. I BANKRUPTCY i France and Spain to Offer Autonomy to Abd-El-Krim. Kiffian Leader PAK1S. 'By France and Spam will offer ai'tunomy in The region of Muromi imdr a Spanish Thif r.e principal featureji the at-cord Morocco signe-1 at Madrid Wei-nc-slay.

French official '-ircles expect to refitft "'-he otfcr because the leader of the now upnuiin; the French and Spanish Morocco has i e-peatedly said that he would accept a protectorate. The Kiffian ciiief mass Moroccan carnors for a drive the Freno lines in the upper ouer-na vKliey. Information resurdinj: his plans has reached ih- French inteliisen. service, and mease: es to eomoa: them are 'oem-r taken. Travelers arriving in rh Spanish xone say the recent evacuation of civilians at Taza on t'n raihvav ensr of Fez was ordered because 'he Moorish trihesmen there abandoned iheir friendly attitude toward the French population as as the garrison left th- Iviffane fisbtine front.

Many of the male civilians, how-eer. choose remain and origan a protective force of their own. IS SE1S SINGERS HERE Piney Wood Work Explained By Former Michigan Man; Here Monday t'p from Pixie, with plenty ct melody and minus only watermelons, ih- r'iney Wood quartet, a frroup "i colored singers, will he at th- Tem pie House, next Monday These sinpors are making a tour hrouirh he ni.t'.i setkin such financial aid rr rnnt- to them in support -f their school. Fldy N'l'h'-ds. representative of the Piney Woods srhool.

was in Iansin. Thursday. arraninr dates for the singers. He said that he was the only white person the school and was piad to act as advance ag-ent for the sin sere he represents. The school is said have originated under a 'lone tree.

Mr. Nichols who corner hak Michigan to do what he can in aid of the school, a graduate of the Western Michigan Nor-mat at Kalamazoo. He is highly iiuerested in his education work in the south. I "We have pupils from 40 coun- tie? of Mississippi a nd also from fjv; ofher sta'vs." explained. are enrolled for the summer school, a nd 5 ft are e-: peered when school opens in the: fyl1.

Neproes of all ares are eeekincr its aid. Whole are enrolled The tuition is $100 for those who have it. hut when there are who cannot c.y. 'servtoe of one kind or another is accepted in lieu of -money. These payments in id of often take queer and unexpected forms." said Mr.

Xp-hols i further "'Stnotimes vil drive in some stock, or brinir in some produce rom Their cabin h'mes. One brusrhr a soose as an equivalent for a yea schooling." Piney Woods school, it is re lated, was established 15 years rzo by Iiwrence C. Jnes. col-ored srradtMTe of the University of Iowa. He first had one pu-; pil and jo inr resources of $1.65 From this humble bet-inning there has arisen a sirls dormitory and one for boys.

Ther also a school building and a print shop, a fa a eq i pm en t. "()ur purpose." said M-. Nichols. Thursday, ''is not so much to fit fitr pupils tor irreater earnings as is tf inspire them to out from the schoo and dy what they can to ain others." Beside the appearance u.r the Central Temple house, ar which admission will be asked, the Pi- uey Woods quartet will srive some srratuitous performances --fH-obably iat the School for the Blind and at. the Industrial School for Boys.

M. C. Tests Show Egg Production Cost Cost of production of tin-i der conditions by which the ejt-layinir contest is beinar conducted at Michigan State college varied six and one-half cents per dozen for different breeds from Nov 1 to the end of February, figures recently compiled by the poultry department of the col- 1 lege show. This is the variation in the cost of feed, the labor and other factors all being counted as equal. The lowest feed cost per dozen was I0.2 rents.

The highest vos: was cents. One o'her breed cost 24 01 rents per dozen, while the cost per dozen of the eggs not represented by these three breeds was 21.02. Four breeds are in this group. Puring the mon-hs that the eggs cost this much to produce. eggs sold locally brought 51 cents in November.

t. cents in December. 56 cents in January 45.3 cents in February, i Food Grain The cost per dozen was pro-jduced by what the college poul-! try authorities consider heavy grain feeding. In this connection they found that the heavier grain feeding broueht good results during the winter and also eliminated the spring slump which during, the first year was 500 eggs a week tinder this year's total and last year "00 eggs a week under this year's total. The cost per dozen of eggs was affected by the fact that grain prices were high this year.

per 100 pounds being paid for scratch feed composed of equal parts of wheat and cracked corn. 1 while mash, composed of SO pounds of corn meal. 20 sounds i each of ground oats, bran and middlings. 1 pounds of meat scrap, a pound of salt and three pounds of calcium carbonate was 'priced at S2.30 per 100 pounds. I Cableways have prtn-ed such ef-I fective means of transportation in Colombia that three more are to COOL Them; Following This be P.

eves to p'-erOjiAtn hese e'eci nf erred e.ir.r s-W of p- svien nivj- ff, hat he has maJ hi i tnat ne r.o: sp. out mc to he Pi La ke At: wb Senator ut i end is the iien era belie: ha: ot sion he la: ter ou.d stae if forma open in of icn for -e'ot i.n i be ace 1 i ejir hence, hen he proo.t iP be opposed hv Pavid Walsh former era tic senator from th. Dayton Doings PAYTON. Tenn (By A. An invest peat ion of the living cost Dayton, and especially the rates of on- a -ton hot has just been mad by th city commission.

No official action was taken other than the em-uon of a sicn across the street from th hotel, ursmi: new ftrrivais to call upor the progressive Pay ton club before ma kmc arrangements theb- slay in payton An investigation brought m' that after Friday the ho: el vj! charge lt.s guests i da for single and Fi dollars a day will be charged rhoe who willing to share looms w'ph others. "oms procured hrou.zti progressive Uayion club, tn? commission was unoimed. wero 1-e-Inz rharged for a the rate o' $." 3 day without meals an 1 7 5 cents for each mal. Through a corps of workers already on the irround a news pa pet is com inj a rra rise-ments for broadcastini the proceeding of the Scopes trial. Klectricians were working feverishly Thursday to mtsall in the Khea rountv court house th last of scores of wires to the news of the Scopes vol u'.

ion trial out to world. Brya nlsm' under a new in- Terpretaiion is helnc endorsed here ursuay by b.u red who may or may hr-y1 not been political supporters of The Commoner, the former secretary of state, be- cause or prevailing hot weather. mad1 frequent appearances, without a coat. This comfortable custom has established a precedent gratefully followed. No one Dayton, however, been able to duplicate r.

isryan's white sub-iropicai helmet "'An open air auditorium" including platform and bmeh seat. ihn.s been built on the north side I of the court house to accom-'modate the public in a rumbr ways. Here those invited to imake public addresses of a political, scientific or heologu a i na-Iture, will be heard. Band con-j will be given at im ervals tin the court session. A mpUfiers rep.y report? of the -ourt procedure for the benefit of those unable to get seats inside.

Approximately 15" newspaper-, men Thursday had received which authorized their to the ttial room. Scoies reporters are found at every point of interest. Photographers pursue the leading participants in the cas1 into pvtv par of ithe town. I Headouarier nf th "antl-evo-jlution league" have been esr.h-ilished across the street from th" Icourt house T. Martin.

evangelist, i in charge of the slat km. SWIMMING LESSONS TO BE GIVEN AT CITY POOL Pwimm inrr lesson. for beginners a i to be held a i Mon-Iday and Friday morning at j.Moores park swimming pool itween and T) oVlork wa a a one else will be admitted pool during that p-rmd. i Tuesday and Saturday mornir-rs llife saving instruction is to be I given and on Wednesday and Thursday, lessons in diving. Weight Falls On Mans Face; One Eye Crushed THREE RIVBI.V.

-luly --iBy: A.I. Roy Uaifsnv der. employe the Eddy Paper corporation: I mill here, will lose his left eye, his I nosp was nearly severed from h.s1 and the face rushed when' ja slack lever he was placing a weight upon was released and struck him in the face. He ill i ibe taken to Detroit Thursday to lhave the eye removed. i Rail Official Dies I XORFOLK.

Bv c. H. Reynolds, assistant general superintendent of the 'fhicago and Northwestern railway, died at his home here Thurs-; day. While wages lower in Cer-ianv than in Tnany other coun- pies excessive taxes ertuse costs goods to mount, higher than hose outside. FRECKLES Sun and Wind Bring Out Tgly Spot.

How to Remove Eabily H- i rhanc. Frcklfac 'o 'try a remedy for freckle- with guarantee of a rePab! con'-'-'n tha: it will not cost you a penny unless It removes th reckl? vhil if it dos jffiv yot a -lar romplexiori The x- pense if triflmif. i Simply pet an nf Othine double prnt from any drup or department stor and a apr BhouM show you how easy is I to rtd yourself of the homely freckles and got" a beautiful complexion. Rarely i is jnore than one our.ee needed for the wont case. i Be sure to ask the drujc-.

fur the idauble strength Othlr.e an thi atrensth i's under guarantee of money tark ilf It fails to remove your freckles. Ad-i vertleement. Some Young'sters Show Pounds More Weight in Week P.edue.r.-; have p. ace i-: the of it the feih air by the Irbam Tubercu so. her- 4 chtldrer are t.tken car" th'S summer to 'he secretary of he Miss LuciU TTnev, children oe d'ir-: firs: wee p.

Th5 cor.trarv were this have made gijrs one or dur.n; a hi1 the youngsters Themselves on ho r.o- lists by storm i up rr. a a 1 1 -i 1 Malcolm f'-und himse5:" possessed of ar. extra four and three -quarter's pounds h' thp end of the weeK; "Va noes A an out- pounds Pi He ra p. i -d one-half, and thro d.n .1 one-ha'f Ail The children It the exception of a in a material wav. The two who did Ht the vounsrst ers wno are the hardest control, says Miss Terney.

They -n not be made 1 set down for their "est periods as ijn rh others, and are always "up and No Homesickness Tenney reports treat there have been no cases cf homesickness and tnat has helped the weight gaining program greatly. On th fo-jr mornir.ps the children were in camp. 49 quarts o' milk we absorbed, which dicai one way in hich the ex ra pounds -a re bein? -fated. teachers keep the cn.i-d-en interested undertakings that do not tax them but that permit rreation and instruction. VDQLWIHE DIES Ii LDS ANGELES Gained Nation-Wide Fame As Former District Attorney Of Home City I.OS ANGELES.

July Ptat.i yesterday claimed Thomas Lee Woohvine. former district attorney of Los foi- more than two years. th one time prominent fiz-ure in California politics, died at his heme at the a-e of 1. Ke was prominent in several controversies of slate and county poh- Resi.cninr in "June 123. because of his hee.Ith.

he went to Europe where in Paris he he-am cjeriousiv il! and nearly died. Lansing Scouts-See Bear at Caivt) Hisrgins Lake Country Provides Thrills for Youngsters Real bear yes sir! real bear epzht of 'em, and some deer. too. are lending a mighty zest to the cjmp life of. The East L-ansinc Eoy Scouts, at lake, up in Roscommon county.

East "Lansinsr fathers and mothers and citizens generally, who can make the trip are finding sreat interest in looking in on the boys. It was a hi? day in camp, th Fourth, when M. L'tter and Mr. Jensen arrived bringing fireworks and watermelon. Among other recent visitors are Rev.

N. A. McCune and r. Wea ver. Th boys are enjoying fine health, and most uf them have made good gains in weight.

The food is prepared by each patrol except one main dish which is prepa red for the entire camp. Plenty of good milk, two big cans full. Twice a day. macaroni and cheese, rice pudding. delicious soups, beans, scalloped potatoes, bacon and oat meal with -aisins.

and lots of ice cream are the main dishes. Sro Much Game Early this week an old hear and her cubs left tracks around the gar ha ge can. and the next night a big timber wolf came. A total of eight bear, three deer and some beaver is the score of game actually seen. Perch make up the main catch of fish.

Each patrol does a different stunt each day. and before camp r-r. the each patrol wiil have done what all others have done. Early this week patrol took a 22 -mile canoe trip Through the cut to Houghton lake. Thus required three 'lays with a day at Houahion for fishing.

Another patrol on another day took a three-dayi hike to the Au Sable river to fish for trout. The boys count the best fun the sailing of he big sail boa which was given by he Kikerd Lumber company. The even in of July 3. the rn was visited by 50 residents of Foscommon county. Dr.

Clifford Cornelia. a graduate of M. C. was of the party and told the boys the local history of Roscommon ga me and fish life. A deep im pression seems ro have been left on the boys.

Equipment Suits The camp equipment is being found very satisfactory. There are four larsre square tents. 35 bed sacks, s'oves, and dutch ovens with plenty of camp and kitchen hardware. The committee is working to obtain $200 before camp closes which will leave the entire equipment the property of East "Lansing Scouting. The camp is in charge of Dr.

O. A. Griffin, who is present most of the time, and he is assisted by five other adults, present all the time. Dive Proves Fatal JACKSON. July 9.

(By CP.) Fred B. Denison. 32. former captain of the British Royal Flying corps, died Wednesday from injuries sustained Monday when he dove from the spring board at Brown lake into too shallow water. Crew Deserts Ship KOBE.

Japan, July 9. (By A The Chinese crew of the Canadian Pacific company's steamer Empress of Russia left the ship without leave here Thursday. The company is negotiating for a Japanese crew to replace the Chinese. HO.N'OI.UM', Ky A. P.

-J Any thought That ir- fir. act -rn ji'M -i 'Au-'J ivr 1 -ur urn h- ne at; he "oPf jfi he -I -i pa n-'-fw in--; a ro- p- -i it'i i jj i.i in- n- .1 i i pa i i 1 1 opi-j 'f t'n 'apt-i h'T rfit! rn mov cno-n: or -a and i v- ro ro. i -y ni.uif'i 'h- URGES MEN BEFORE CLUB Eev. William Steensnia of Jackson Speaker Before Local Kiwanians 'iiik -v- w-rwi r' nv -s: .1 I 'I 4 if vfHifi I h-t: i r. iiti iat 1 ri ti p- ir hp" si i-' i I 1 it I P.cv.

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aoid. i I A MT SCOTT. a ss Jul --By a President CooP.cice I'es nt ter.J to play a-Me role eor.rressioT This ho'ds own cress or.i is "riot Massachusetts, 'r. which a rancy now exist as a resu't of ine recent atn Reports ha Mr. vs behind 3.

Tovemfv t-i have Hen ry- 1 of Sprmcrf seek seat, a re known to be son- what vexmc the executive de- is close persona friend- f'hio for Mr Bowles. lis can- didate undoubtedly would be he choice of the president and his personal friends ha urced Mr Bowles to run, bu: Mr SEEK WA! TO KEEP FISH INPINE LAKE Supervisors Probe Situation In Which Schools Escape At Spawning Time A committee of county supervisors is investigating conditions 'i' Pine lake to determine in conjunction with state department of conservation, what means can he taken to keep fish from leaving 'he lake through the outlet ar spawning 'imp. Attention of the board of supervisors was recently called an allez-ed conditions in which fLsh leavinc the lake cannot return over a dam which was constructed in the outlet at fie lake, several vears Local sportsmen have taken a keen interest in the problem, it is said, and asked the supervisors to remedy conditions if possible. The investigating committee was appointed at the hoard meeting a week aao and is to et together with state conservation officials and make plan.s for installing a fish chute or a screen that would keep the ftsh in the lake. THUGS LOOT HOME.

-STEAL FAMILY CAR DETROIT, July 0. Four ban-nits entered Leo C. Huetteman's home here early Thursday and after obtaining loot worth several hundred dollars. escaped in Huetteman's automobile. The four men entered The house through a window, awoke Mr.

and Mrs. Huetteman. wno w-ere sleeping on the first floor and while one man stood guard ransacked the house. Two roomers on the third floor ere wakened and robbed. Before leaving the bandits cut the telephone wires.

Huetteman is proprietor of a hotel at Lexington, Mich. 4-00 FARM BUREAU BOOSTERS ARE HERE (Continued from Page l. an educational institution? With these questions as the fundamental points of his talk. Dr. Hiinby proceeded to show how essential the improvement of these various farm conditions were.

However, he did not stop with telling how 'hings ought to be. but how to go at them to get the desired changes. Develop community loyalty. and better things that must be done, was his appeal. "The rural school should have the same educational advnntaces as the city school, the fsm with the rural he said.

Because public improvements are solely dependent upon the amount of taxation, the farmer has set opinions. Dr. Hanby inferred. The bureau is in a position to answer these questions. Regarding county fairs.

Mr. Hanby suggested that exhibition of th" grower as well as the prize products would ntlmulate better production and greater interest. Keen. clearly outlined sales points were forthcoming from thf Chicago organizer. He spoke on "The Art of Pulling Together so deliberately and simply that hopes are high for results of efforts that those attending are to expend.

It is the hope of tre Farm bureau to have these people return to their township and enlist a total of 2.500 workers in the 12 counties, passing on to them the substance of the meeting at Michigan State college. Other speakers during the day included r- L. Brody. state board of agriculture member and secretary of the Bureau. Lucius Wilson, and President Kenyan L.

Butterfield. M. S. C. At noon a luncheon attended by 600 "student" organizers was held at the Union Memorial cafeteria.

With such a great attendance and apparent earnestness as well as enthusiasm, leaders of the movement in hehajf of the Farm bureau to Michigan look forward toward the coming of a new era lor the Michigan farmer. STREET CARS HAVE RIGHT OF WAY, SAY 'Continued from Page of the owner printed upon it or otherwise shown thereon for the purpose of identification. Section 13: "No traction engine or tractor, having lugs attached to its wheels, shall be run over, be propelled or operated upon any asphalt paved street within the city. Before proceeding to run over, propel or operate any traction engine or tractor, having lugs attached to its wheels, over any pavement other t.han asphalt, the owner must receive a written permit from the chief of police, which permit shall designate the route to be traversed subject to such rules as the chief of police shall deem proper. Section 14: "All vehicles must give especial care in driving in nd around parks and near schoo! tp-o-p, i tPi-'-- ro hm'! iviv'c' HOIT Hi IS GIRLS' ATTACKER R'A KKK.

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I 'avis: Very -iorry hat nnot ac- V'nr kind ir I 1 Mope 'o able To ,1 1 TTl fllTMr" dM'e. Mosr cirdial sod wishes TO nd he riianihcr. James J. JM GENNA DIES, VICTIM OF FEUDISTS' RAGE in tied from Pa ze i .1 im. Pm six'h ''rot.

'r. is sup-posed to visit in Sicily. Slay in Similar Similarity in The deaths of To-n bn na a 1 l'-a r. nion a Iso -was o-msidored by i he police. usinc floral busings as a floak of respectability, was shot down as he greeted several men of foreign appearance in his shop.

Henna, ostensibly a buildim: contractor, advanced -with extended hand to meet two occupants of an automobile whmb. hailed before a grocery in Italy" where be had been waiting for a half hour. F'ive bullets were fired into is bo Toss i a wa a is to 1 the a ssaila nis fled up the street and i a buildincr. A a id tb place later disclosed a 5'1-ttallon still and -7 barrels of mash. ralleiino.

admitted owner of the still, was held. Goitre Easily Removed Detroir Lady Tells How Yprra Koss. "'22 Goodson D-; rroit. Mich says she will tell or writ-how she removed hr coitre with tfor-: bol Quadruple, a rolorles? linimenr. You can see the treatment and get ithe narres of many other usr.

at Taft DruR drug stores everywhere, or write Box Mechanicsburff. O. Ad-. vertiserr.eut. hf- world's pt.

rhi-J i aerial Traces Divorced Wife, Re-Weds Her Baltimore School Teacher Marries After 5-Minute Phone Courtship MOiV.yt VKRXON. July By A.I' '--Having 'he i fro he wa i reed 15 years ao aripe.ilsn t-i ail i in Xev Vor- I y. "ty-A ison, I I n'l iP 1 1 ir school ea ruis i-cen remarried Mrs. Mary aftr a five minute c'oirtpjp over l'n distanee telephone. "Vc were iust a pair foolish and spoiled as well, when we were first ma rried.

the second, as well Mrs. Mason said, "hut we're older mw and I i' will slick fhiR Time. looked a ro 1 1 15 ea rs 1 1 a i to find a ie-T oj- nui than CJeor -e Sylvester." If was a proPlni find the worn nr Pisn n. he besa for -t reconciliation. Ali nt.her means failing he wro-3 to every Baptist minister in New Vf'i'k hern use knew she attended th'ir church and was s'me-w pre in or ea the n-.

dis. ARKANSAS AUTHOR WINS NEWBERRY MEDAL SEATTLE. July f. By A 1 The Xewbrrr medal, established by Frederick G. Mei-cher.

of N- York and awarded annually for the mot eontribution to literature for '-hildren from the pen of an writer, was triven to Ciiarles J. Finder of Fayette-viHe. for hip book "Taies frm Silver Lands." a the 47th confren'-e nf the An-erican Libra ry sor iat ion here todn y. Catholic Society Gives 51,000,000 to Chanty SAX FRANCISCO. Julv iP A i Th Catholic Daughters of America in biennial session here have spent nearly one million dollars for a i during the last five a r.s and hav reserve funds adequate for the construction of several new clubhouses for work in? women and jrirls.

the report mad to the convention by Mis Katherin-- Rodney, national secretary showed. STORMS TAKE TOLL OF 4 LIVES IM MINNESOTA Continued from rage 1.) persons, and throwin; 200 persons in an adjoining room into ti panic. Amon; the several smaller buildings destroyed by the wind was the drug store not far from the Itke Harriet park, operated by Charles K. Fiester. 47 years old.

Fiester although he escaped injury when the building crashed, collapsed outside and died cf heart disease a few minutes later. The fourth person killed was WiUard J. Ford. 30 years old. who was hurled 50 feet from the rab of a traveling crane at a local machine plant.

Mlnrr Damnirp in St. Paul The jury of the storm had abated by the time it rr0ssed the river into St. Paul. Minor damage was done here by the wind and four persons were injured in a series of accidents. Local storms of varyine inten sity, from miid summer showers to bombardments of hail and torrential rains were reported from many sections of the state.

ti extvefs tring-n. for "nUrx- i no-, also to and tanned skin. Mix thi harmless yourself sinr j. af'er Ad'. rnept July Foot Coolers Sports I VMosZ Get Stamps, To I Davis Bros.

Big Horn Owned Shoe taj 205 S. Washington Ave. Hi- 3 up I Kick be erected at once..