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'an Sam Coronation APPOINTMENTS
INJUNCTION T
Defiaht Heiress Spurns Fortune
BE ENFORG
LINDSLEY SA
hueband
and de-
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r
A. BONAR LAW.
presiding elder of the San Marcos
GAS EXPLOSION
general election ballot, in
tele-
HULL PREDICTS
the
DEMO VICTORY
8:00
■ion of a gasoline tank in the rear
COTTON MARKET
AT HIGH LEVEL
aid. of Somerville and I.
John Brady,
of Somervile, a fifth boy tn the
cutt, Burnet: Rev.
may swing too far in the other di-
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of the United States will contribute
Re
€¥Sr¥
rep-
resented among the victors.’
and. it is belleved, lighi
fond of oysters, and of all
very
(Continued on Psge 6, Col. 4.)
‘ascisti Leader to
If the contentions
ere tha. the
board
wage," the majority would readily
I
Too Many Kisses,
night and attempted to kidnap him
(Continued on Page 6, Col. 6.)
United States senate. It was de-
clared.
The identity
slain
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firm for $5,000.
The apples are of.
$ $
found
at
Cake Poisons Two
head. killing both instantly.
♦
■
the American, steamer
bow agalnst a packet boat
The Weather
/
dl
Oklahoma Fatal
For Masked Man
Pretty Blonde in
Clutches of I aw
Alien of Charlestown,
about 14 years old.
fourth boy died early tonight. The
pplice expressed the opinion that
Tank Blows Up in
Massachusetts.
nesday has
Wednesday,
Brown
(eneva
voiced the other day by Mr. Lloyd
George himself, when while attend-
ing. an oyster bake given in his
Ferrell,
nursery
29 — Uneasy lies
ears the crown, is
New York Police
Trying to Solve
Two New Murders
This. the opinion said.
$3,112,952,387 to the an-
The vletims were James Dwyer,
Elmer Lard and Edward Fitzger-
her
The
The opinior was in tha form of a
rejoinder tola disenting opinion
filed by K. O. Wharton, labor leader
loaned Wire Service.
Full Associated Press.
day an important part in the pro-
ram features of the day at the
Chert
Goud
time that Mayfield should not
Lin the party nominee for the ■
than two hours after her husband.
J. C. Fhillipis, chief traffio manager
of th* Santa Fe railroad of Oalves-
ton. had died in a Temple hospital
deal of excitemenr over reports from
mill centers, telling of extremely
heavy purthases of clothes of alb
Seasonal Records
Are Reached.
As Being Too
Tranquil.
29.
one
Only One Change Is
Made in Austin
Churches.
Davis, 14-year-old high school girl,
who left home a few weeks ago,
donned boy’s clothing and obtained
BERLIN. Oct
the head that w
an old proverb
The head of
New
the
rents
in a
L and
Country to Rebuke
Republicans.
and
later
game
That if he has more ontempt/to
me than I have for him. the M
had better send me to the peniket
tiary for the rest of my Ufa." ’JI
Blunders )
Majeaty. Queen IU. ruler at the
realm nt the Viojet Crown San
Sam, Majestie theatre.
Drug Smugglers
Battle Detectives
Asaociated Press Dispatch
Volstead act to permit the sale of
light wines and beer.
Josephine.
The young bride
little home with
of Antonio Salandra, former prem-
hpr to organize a ministry. the king
in a waiting motor car.
The dead man is Roscoe Atkina
Every Road in United States,
Board Members Opinion.
Wirth and Ebert
Fear Assassins
ny Universal Service,
police tonight,
of either victim has
have been wounded in a leg He was
not identified
The shootng began when Boug-
gnus refused to enter the automo-
c'e
iteh.
29 —Ruth
Pistol Shot Kills 2
Asseelated Press Dispateh.
[ “Too Tranquil”
Aa2
promised $100,000 would revert
all I want, is~babies. What do
we care for the old $100,000?"
But she is not talking so much
now of twins. Today she mused:
"Do you know that not long
ago I did not think $100,000 was
steamer President Harding. the nr
rival of which has been expected
at the harbor since yesterday, is
still delayed by the storm
The American vessel Baladan has
nignaled Brest that she is In dis-
tress 25 miles south of St. Herbs n
A tug has been sent to her assist-
ance.
that families live on less than
1100 a year. Oh, yes: I still love,
but—beefsteak is costing 80 cents
a pound; our rent is 890 a month,
and our furniture is to be paid
for and clothes—
“Oh, I do wish that my father
and family were not so angry
with me!"
Voters Apathetic.
Referring to reports of so-called
apathy among voters, Mr. Hull as-
such choice stock from this part l< I
ular limb, being better than the
fruit from the other parts of the |
tree, that a survey of the orchard,
designating tree and limb, has been
made by a certified engineer and
the record and agreement of pur- i
chase filed with the county clerk.
res, saying:
"What I really want how, and
For Berlin Parley
Anocinted Press Dispateh.
PARIS, Oct 29.—The reparations
committee, which will discuss with
Obregon Friendly
To U.S.Government
Anaciated Prenn Dipateh.
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 29—- Pres-
• Asociated Prens Dispnteh. 1 most always wears sn austere.
NEW YORK. Oct. 29.—Two new ! though net snobbish, countenance.
Chicago Girl On
Second Spree
Asancinted Press Dispateh.
J
5)
murders, one- of a young woman,
who was lured tn the roof of an
not been learned.
Aaron Swatburg, a day wateh-
. man. told the police that as he was
dressing tn go to work today, he
I saw a dark object hurtle past his
window, strike several clothes lines
Miller
, Miller
card
fired
violaton of the Harrison narcotic
in Germany and Intended for dis- ' ------- - -
tribution In the United States. rynj. n- , ,
The Spaniards were arrested. r10 Kobhec of
charged with smuggling and with 1 - 1
Assoefted Press Dispateh.
DALLAS, Texas, Oct. 29.— Henry
D. LIndsley. campaign manager for 1
George E B. Peddy, fusion candi- 9
date for United States senator, de- a
dared tonight that the Peddy forces a
were prepared to "protect our rights S
in Fairfield injunction (to preventi2E
the name of Earle B. Mayfield, deme §
ocratic nominee, from going onmhei
ballot) and will take any lesMg
action necessary in order to SK“83
that the law is carried out."
committee Saturday in Dallas," Mr. "
Gerron declared, "and at no time J
was there a desire expressed to me
by any member of that committee.I
that Mr Mayfield withdraw or ba 3
displaced."
Mr Gerron was in the sessionfs
at the time resolutions were passed 1
indorsing Mayfield and there was 3
no dissention or discussion during 1
। through Brown's heart and con-
! tinued on through Edgar A. Blair's
in postponed until
lember 9.
Rome will be the aim phi evidence of E
their victory.
to board
President
shouk establish a ‘living
Henito Mussolini, ths
Aspeciated Press Dispateh.
SOMERVILLE Mass, Oct.
Three boys were killed and
WIT CANDIDATES’SUPPORTED
* Assecisted Press Dlapateh.
WASHINGTON, Oct 29—The
associntion against the prohibition
amendment announeed in a stihe-
and announced that the ambition
of her life henceforth was not a
career, but twins. On the first
part of the honeymoon in the
little love nest she blushingly
to the belief that he
after a fight
and its suburbs for her. ended her [
second adventure today after she
was returned home by the police.
Her parents reported that she
had disappeared for a second time
Friday, and today she was found I
Harding, smashed
By Universal Service
BOSTON, Oct. 29 — Josephine-
Kryle White, who threw aside
$100,000 to wed the man of her
choice, is beginning, just begin-
ning, to regret IL
Josephine, who is 25 and quite
pretty, was promised the six-
figure fortune by her father. Bo-
humir Kryle, Chicago musical
director, on condition that aha
remain single until she is 30.
The same offer was made to
* her sister, Marie. Both agreed.
That was a few years ago, when*,
neither had a sweetheart. Papa *
Kryle made a further condition'
UNIONTOWN, Oct. 29—A rifle
Ignited escaping
Assecisted Press hispateh.
NFW ORI HANN, Oct 29— After
Ide at the ceremonies incident to
be formal opening of the fair and
rill deliver the principal addrns
ild Olory and the Bag of Texas
rUi be raised on the main building
rtte mhruary egremmenyvbythe
Tavis post of the American Legion,
». H James directing. Music will
British Merchant .
Misses Steamer rmai
Even if the 44 cent minimum
wage requested by the maintenance
of way union were granted and
corresponding changes were made
for other classes of employes. the
rent in wages would be necessary,
opion said an increase of 50 45 per
<wnt in wages would be necessary,
adding $1,249,390,994 to the annual
wage bill of the roads, bringing it
up to $3,725,884,540, thus forcing the
carriers to face an annual deficit ।
of $378,978,125.
and land in a courtyard. On his
wav to work, he found the body
of a young woman in the yard.
Examination of the man’s body
found in the burlap bag disclosed
a broken right shoulder and other
signs of injury and led the police
Asseciated Press
CHICAGO. 111. (
Apple Branch
Brings Big Price
By UnIwrsal Servlee.
FFRRELL, N J. Oct 24—A sin.
gie branch of red apples has been
By Unlversal Serviee.
PH IA DELPHI A. Oct. 29- W W
Sterrett, an expert nccountant, Hed
tonight and his wife is In Bryn
Mawr hospital in a critical condition
as a,result of eating cake they re-
celved ig the mall
They received the cake Saturday
and were stricken a few hours after
eating it. It is believed the cake
contained some strange poison.
an Increase of 125.7 per cent in the
nation’s railroad wage bill would be
W A. Betts,
Storm in Atlantic
Asseciated Preas Dispateh.
PARIS, Oct. 29—Reports from
numerous ports tell of a severe
storm raging in the Atlantic. A tug
which was taking 30 passengera out
already made up their minds defi-
nitely and finally." and had de-
cided to "rebuke the republican
party for its failure to keep its
election promises.”
Declaring the question had been
whether republicans would stay
away from the polls, "or turn to
the democratic party for relief.”
Mr. Hull added
"if they stay at home republi-
can vote should be larger than an-
t bi pitted by democrats, there will
nevertheless be a yery substantial
democratic victory.
ton. University church; Rev R. E.
Duke, Wrr Memorial church; Rev.
J. F Ruck. Austin circuit; Rev. J.
. D. Tracy. Bastrop: Rev J. R. Hil-
liard. Cedar Creek and Haynie
Temple; Rev. A. D. Townsley, Co-
| lumbun; Rev. J. F. Tyson, Eagle
Iaake; Rev. J W Long"Egin; Rev.
G G. Gibbons, Flatonia: Rev J. C.
j Young, Norwood and Roek Island;
, Rev J. H. Wiseman, LaGrange;
[ Rev. M F. Daniels. Manor. Rev. F.
B Rambert. MeDate cirenir tab. 1
ball passing
Eric Official Is
Killed in Wreck
Asnoelated Prems Dipnteh.
BIRMINGHAM Ala. Oct 19—
E D. Carpenter an official of the
Erie railroad in New York city,
was instantly killed and George R
Wickham of the Birmingham News
was slightly injured this afternoon
when a rar driven by Wickham
ran down an incline and turned"
over. »
at him.
work on a farm while Chicago po-
lice and detectives seoured the city
a great amount of money? Of
dished - course. I read statistics showing
of Union Square late today. The
— - . - - serted "this was due to the fact
honor he remarked in effect "I am I that the great mass of voters have
crowd, was slightly injured. The -- eggari
Allen boy died before he could be woA n
got to a hospital.
Present Course, Carried to It* Bonar Law Regarded
Conclusion, Would Wreck
[Fair week begins today in the
apital city of Texas.
I When old Hol—who lingers late
n the year in this mild dime and
■ due to keep his diurnal watch
oday, if the fair weather prayers
If exposition officials shall pre-
talk-reaches the zenith at high
loon gates to the Central Texas
Mir will be flung wGe for the popu-
hce, amid befittinEceremony.
L Ban Sam Sway.
| The Violet CrownSan Ham, sister
fl tract i on to the ta5 celebrates the
pird coronation of their majesties,
he king and queen of the Han Ham.
t the Majestic theater, back-
* $
inglomeration of Comic
Creatures Set Off Doing* for
Big Week With Funny Fool*’
Parade Here Today.
sold by Lewis Mood of
Glocester county, to a
office building, the police believe
blue jumpers and face enveloping and then hurled to her death, and
asks of dark blue. Police my they the other of a man whose body
I were membera or a newiy orranltod; was fpunr bullet-rddled and
' nMezed secret soclety. known Io. wrapped in a burlap l—( and loft
can a. “Th. True Blue" All were i In the Eutter in front of St Paurs
1 - - -- Iatheran church, are being inves-
This feeling
CHICAGO. Oct 29 — Margaret
got to a honpital nual payroll, bringing it to $5 599- “»®y swing too iar in me Dner M2 of the United States will contr
-maheemepmem lift veteNe”
The boys had been rummaging $2 241 639518 butIn wholesome political lethargy, resented among the victors.”
arouhd, and. it is belleved, lighted "
Increase Necessary.
B Rambert, MeDadecircuttOak-gihatchexsnear“thbtanP.en wh
wond circuit to be supplier. Rev. S.
C. Dnn. Smithville; Rev. J. C. Wil-
ROMM. Oct 29 After the refusal
bile. The alleged kidnapers wore
Asnociated Press Dispateh.
WASHINGTON, Oct 29.—Cor-
dell Hull, chairman of the demo-
cratic national committee, declared
tonight in "a forecast of the sena-
torial and congressional elections,"
that "a democratic victory is now
assured at the elections November
7."
"The only question of doubt re-
maining.” Chairman Hull's state-
ment added. "is the extent of the
victory. Practicanly every section
Lair grounds.
Every day of the expoaiton w
ending Saturday night. wil
crowded with speclal eventa.
"Living Wage” Theory ENGLAND FEARS
Of Fixing Rail Wages Is REACTION FROM
Flayed by Labor Board NEW PREMIER
-------------------------- —•--- • •
METZ MOTHERS MEET.
The rerrular monthly meeting of
the Metz school mothers elub, ■
scheduled to have been held at the
school building at 3:15 next Wed-
CARS ORDERED EAST.
Ateeelated Press Dispateh.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.—Rail-
ronds west of the Mimnisnippi were
{nstrueted today by the American
hallway asnoclation to dincontinue
sing freight rare owned by east-
orn roads and to return them to
their home line# as moon as loads
be found
I , .. . _
England's newly appointed pre-
mier is accused by some of his op-
ponents of being too passive to make
an ideal prime minister. Former
Premier Lloyd George has referred
to him as "a mollusk typifying tran-
qullity."
country."
The pontiff says he is profoundly Wlsss fw Tfaaa wu,.,
grieved to see evils threatening the VV '8 484 FT ri
religious, moral and material wel- The answer will be found
fare of Italy and delaying the heal- today's want ads
ing of the deep wounds nflictad. What "biunder dp yen mi
by the long years of war, I (Coprright, 1922, Ameisied H
lled on
GerromSegettt
Was Harmonious.
1 The democratic state executiv
committee session at Dallas Satur-
day was harmonious from beginning
to end. and was devoid of sugges-
tions by members that Earle B.
Msyfield withdraw as the party's <
senatoria! candidate, or be displaced,
Walter J. Gerron. Ellis county com- 1
mitteeman, declared hern Sunday
night on his return to Austin from J
the Dallas meeting.
"I was intimately associated with
the membership of the executive L
obtained 50
Miller is in jail at Point Marion. ,4.
charged with the shooting ( opnmittec ogtrog
Police say Joseph Brown held up —V- Hill 11 ICt — —V-?
‘PEDDY TO WATCH BALLOTS
Mayfield Action
Is Now Known.
Earle B. Maytiela, democratie '
nominee for the United States sen- I
ate, has not returned home after
attending the democratic rally at
Dallas Saturday, it was learned last
night.
It waa not stated whether be will
remain in north Tezas to attend
the hearing at Groesbeck Wednem-
day en the temporary Injunction 1
cranted by Judge A. M. Blackmon <
at Fairfield Saturday.
Travis County Board
Meets Today to
Take Action. |
East Texas: Monday cloudy, rain ment tonight by O. c. Hinckley,
in north, portion, colder except in secretary, that it would support 349
southenst portion Tuesday fair, Handles t en for tha sen nte and house
eoider inenst’portion. । who stood for a modifiention er the
West Th Mas i Monday rain, sold-.....
ers Tvesday fair.
By Universal Serviee.
NEW YORK. Oct. 29— "One last
long, lingering kiss"" caused Henry
L. Feinberg, a British merchant. to
change his steamer today. He had
booked on the White Star liner Ma-
jestie and came running down the
pier accompanied by two women.
Rut he made the error of stopping
to kiss them Bystanders said he
could have kissed one and reached
the ship in time, but be cut it too
fine when he kissed two.
Feinberg grew excited at his fail-
ure to sail and kicked his derby
hat around the pier, to the delight
of a crowd He sailed on the Bal-
tic of the sate line 30 minutes
later .
Assoclated Pres Dispatch.
. CHICAGO, IL. Oct. Attack-
ing the theory of "the living wage"
as a basis for determining the
wages of railroad workers, the pub-
lic and railroad groups of the
United States railroad labor board
in an opinion made public tonight
declared that such a course "if car-
ried to its legitimate conclusion,
would wreck every railroad in the
was humorously
AUSTIN, TEXAS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1922.
In the world today lies uneasier
than that of Chancellor Wirth of
Germany
Apparently not fully trusting the
Berlin police, or even the govern-
ment secret service, a special corps
of 59 picked detectives was organ-
ised this week as a bodyguard to
the president and chancellor. These
detectives will be on duty around
the offices and residences of Ebert
and Wirth and will accompany
them wherever they go.
district. Ths following ministerial
appointments were announced at
the closing session of the confer-
ence Sunday night'
Elder Hawk Renppointed.
Austin District Rev. D E. Hawk,
I presiding elder. Rev. E. R. Barcus,
First Methodist church: Rev. Mar-
, cue Williamson, Fred Allen Memn-
orial church: Rev. C. E. Marshall,
j Hyde Park church; Rev. K. P. Bar-
bullet, fired as the result of an
alleged 50-cent hold-up took the
lives of two men here today. Jake
The new premier, to use the
British phrase, does not "go in
for" society to any great extent
Aside from some friendly game
of golf or a quiet game of chess
or bridge with select friends st the
club to which he belongs. Bonar
law is quite content to remain in
his study and not mingle witi the
crowds whose applause never was
very tempting to him Being a
widower, he has not many social
responsibilities in his home life.
I g
J . . e
descriptions for
ahead.
the Germans the economic and
financial situation in Germany, left
this evening Tor Berlin The party
numbered more than 89 and includ-
ed Roland W Boyden and Colone!
James A. Logan, the American ob-
server.
Boy’s Body Found
in Empty Tank Car
Asseelated Prema Niapate h
1 MUSKOGEE. . Oct 39.- The
body of an unidentifled boy about
’18 years old was found in an empty
gasoline tank car at a local refinery
today it is belleved the child fell
into the car and was unable to get
out and the fumes asphy xinted him
The string of cars was ple ked up
at various stations between here
and the Kansas line on the Missouri,
Kansas A Texas railroad and po-
lice say that the boy may have
bonrded the train at any of these
points.
______________
---Belmont and Harwood wounded and at least one other man culated to deceive the unthinking."
Hev. J J Shaw, Btaneo; Rev Hugh shot, ensued when a band of masked if the cont entinne wer- he he
Advances Early. Reveley, Dripping Springs Rev w men called Thomas B ouggous, con-
The advances of the week were N, Carl, Conzales; Rev. 0 <\ Haley i stable, from a motion picture the-
made mainly as the result of ex- Kyle and Buds; Rev J p yater at Hpelter City, near here, to-
ceedingly favoratte accounts from way. IaVernia; Rev I. w Walker -mimh -- ----“a ha---him
the spot markets of the south and leesville; Rev H I* Renn, Lnek.
from the cotton goods market* of hart. Rev. A. T. Old. Lulin Rev . --------- ----—----—
—hn country, the latter being bullish W, Ia Hightower, Lytton Springs one of the masked party. Bouggous
ugh to more than offset unfav- Ttev S. J. Franks, Manchaca Rev was shot through the abdomen and
orahle trade polltical reports from W. S Fzell. Martindale; Rev H O I it is reported st a local hospital he
abroad The gist of spot news that Iaunch. Maxwell Rev B K cm.lis not expected to live until morn-
the demsnd was strengthenimg and Tett, Parlora: Rev J. M Perry. Ing. One other man is known to
that offerings were becoming less San Marens; Rev. J W. Chisholm,
liberal gave a decided upward slant eEuin; Rev A. Guyon. Staples;
to prices. There were further re- ■ „ev. J C. Gihhons. Stpckdale, and
ports from many sections of ths In- ev- W. A, Dunn, Wadder.
terior that cotion was all out of the' ......... ■ —
many months
that if either sister married, her
to the other.
All went well until Josephine
met Paul Taylor White, the
young Boston composer. They
eloped to Boston and Papa Kryle
indignantly cast off the defiant
son. Weimar, West Point and Win-
chester to be supplied.
Lampasas District.
Rev. fl. B, Johnson, presiding el-
der. Lampasas district. Rev F B.
t Bishop. Bertram; Rev. E G. Ho-
' other mollusks who are exponents
of tranquillity."
Born in Canada.
Born In Canada to Scotch par-
ents, Bonar Law came to Glasgow
as a boy Later he was given an
I honorary degree of doctor of law by
Glasgow university and was des-
I tined to become its lord rector for
several years before and even after
he entered politics. He was not
considered an unusually brilliant
student, but was a representative
of the type of sturdy intellectuality
Although not a magnetic speaker. |
he always has been interested in
affairs of state and never beer,
averse to holding political prestige
No Snobbishness.
Whereas, Mr Lloyd George has
warm geniality and a sort of "dev-
ilish twinkle" in his eyes, especially
I when scoring a humorous remark.
' Bonar Law on the other hand al-
United States and if extended to
was fatally injured by the explo-, other industries, would carry them
into communistie ruin."
Negro Kills Man
- amorinted Presa Dispateh
WAYNESBORO Miss. Ort. 2$—
Frank N Alford, aged about 27.
was shot by Ben Webster, negro,
here today, dying shortly after-
wards Alford was a member of
a firm of road contractors. He
was fired upon by Webster who
was necompanied hy hree other
negroes, while making repairs on
his automobile on the road near
here Webster and Ike Odom, Jeph
Bruner and Kearney Slay, the other
three negroes implicated are in jail.
Nominees Favor
Court Amendment
Ananelated Prens Dispateh.
NEW YORK Oct 25—Fifty-
three nominees for congress in the
coming election, including nine re-
publicans and nine demoerata, favor
amendment of the constitution tn
permit congress to override and
nullify decisions of the supreme
court of the United States, accord-
ing to results of a nationwide ques-
tionnaire onthe subject made pub-
lic today by the National Security
league.
Valuable Jewels] wearing her boy’s outfit and riding
.____, a dilspldsted bicycle she said cost 1
_ I mt i I,e" Lress Dispateh. _ f $3 She said she had gone to Ham-
Wife Follows Iler zehn"erhnd‛iremn.fank* wphiczgam"sccomis“."augyrem
Husband to Death xrnsiizpimapmegnnaowopate.“rim
A.nelatea rm ntn.uk. I end.robbed of Jewelry valued at
WACO Tx. o 1*_L... 16,000 by three bandits in tha west-
- Ac0- T"x""- Ort 2* skem" jern mection of tha city. Mra U*r-
mon saved two diamond rings val-
ued at $1500 by dropping them be-
hind the cushion of the automo-
this afternoon, Mra nattla s Fhi- iDlein.which bhe and her frlendn
lipa waa found In her room at a l wer" surninK hpme when they
prtvate residence at Temple, in con " r he “ uP.
vulnlons from which she died. Two
m—4oronation of Her
Associated Press Diapatek
HENRYETTA, Okla., Oct 29-
no crown wearer
rounded with a spectacle of beauty
Mid decorative color moving the
pagination and luring the fancy.
I Running the gamut of variety, the
Fan Sam presents on the avenue at
130 p. m the fouls' parade—a con-
giomeration of burlesque and cari-
feature with liberal prises offered
tor masters in tha art of foolish-
nent.
| Opening day has been officially
lesignated as Han Harn. Lion® club.
Red Cross, American Legion, Blan-
co county and Milam county day.
Exhibits Ara Ready.
Crowded witgin rbs six build-
ngs and the livestock sheds and
Lents at the half million dollar
Want between Eighteenth and Nine-
eenth streets and Red River
and East avenue will be a wealth
32 products of farm, factory, store
nd professional skill which will
be a surprise and delight to the
ialtor, proud officiate declare.
The two blocks have practically
rvery available and accessible foot i
ompartly filled with exhibits and |
Ie part mental colter tions Hundreds
f persons having to do with the
Is tai U of arrangements were at
be grounds yesterday effecting fin-
shing touches for today's debut.
Vinson Will Officiate.
Dr Robert E. Vinson, president of
he University of Texaa, will pre-
1 Deputy Chiostri, deseribing the
yituation today, said that Southern
taly had been isolated from the
‘rest of the country by bands of
Pascisti commanded by Deputy
Caradonin
• I IViwnite circuit; Rev J A.Ld-
lam. Johnson City; Rev. F- A
, Banks Kempner, Rev. I.. J. Wal.
repeatediy making new high levels ker, Kingslana: Rev J G N-m.2
for th. eneon durine the tlrat half mohm, LKpann; R.v J. A cnim: fum
meek ior thin last week.the cotton mar- way. Lampanas dtrcule: Rrv K F 1
Pistol Battle in
I Main made a show of ntrength. At Llano; Hev J. A. HoatmanI
tha highest level., prices were 63 ; meta: Rev I s CoodenouN ' Mar
to 71 polntn over the clone nt the • hle Falla; R»». W. G. Jon* Mut-
preceding weak. With December up. Ian: Rev H. K. Ag- RichiaNal
to *1 >1 rente a pound On the etone I Spring Rev N G. ozie San
December stood at MM. with the! sn ha; Ran Saha eAult to be Eup
Form New Cabinet laths po ^partment poc gainst! and Center Ct, MeKinne start
A...a b- n-Mki 25 point* h middling in the net San Marcos District.
Aese*-Sm - results, that grade closing at 23.25, Rev Gasto Hartfiel presiaine
with pries compared with 29 59 a« rider Han Maren* distriet: R-v w
th* closing pries this week past J Sloan. U *
Moore, blonde and pretty, will face
a dozen charges of operating a con-
fidence game when she is returned
to Chicago from Cleveland where
•he is under arrest, the police an-
nounced today following disclosures
they mid were made by Louis
Odenwald, s companion of Miss
Moore in some of her alleged en-
terprises.
Odenwald, who has been em-
ployed as chauffeur by some of
Chicagos most prominent business
men and bankers, is charged with
stealing an automobile Accord-
ing to the police, be ha* admitted
that he and Min Moore working
together obtained more than 1’9.009
by passiog bogus checks
least part of the political campsign
win be devoted to an appraisal of
ths new premier. Andrew Bonar
Law, who has been singled out by
his partisans “to champion the
cause of tranquility and safety
safety first.”
In his political quarters it is de-
clared that if tranquillity is what
the nation wants it must be con-
ceded that a better man could not
be chosen to epitomise this de-
sire. .These quarters assert that as
much as his friends and enemies
disagree pn Bonar Law’s other per-
sonal characteristics, they are unit-
ed in agreeing that he represents
steadfastness, straightforwardness,
stability and sincerity—that he has
all the attributes of tranquility.
Reaction Feared.
There sems to be a considerable
element of the population which
harbors the belief that under Bon-
ar Law's leadership the pendulum
Associated Press Dj-patch.
LONDON, Oct. 29—Not*
Travis Notified 3
of Injunction.
Fred C. Mali ne, Travis eounty
clerk. Sunday was notiged of the ,9
temporary injunction granted Sat- 1
urday at Fairfield against printing I
Earle B Mayfields name on the
Verdict Refused
Special to The Ameriean.
HARVE, Mont. Ort 29 Mrs.
Joseph Fyle, mother of Mrs Mar-
garet Carleton, eclines to accept
the verdict of a coroner’s jury, re-
turned early today that her daugh-
ter while temporarily incompetent,
was responsihie tor the deaths of
th* Rev, Leonard J. Christler and
herself.
Fascisti leader to assume th* task
It is expected that Musnolini will
arrive here tonight and if he ac-
cepts the king's invitation all fur-
ther need tor Fascisti action will
be ended Their entrance into
Turk Troops Leave
To Occupy Thrace
Asnelatea rre." Dispateh.
, CONSTANTINOPLE, Ort 29-
; The Turkish nt earner Qulpthal la
du* to arrive here tomorrow from
i lam rt with the second contingent
of six hundred nationalint gen-
darmes who will entrain at Sirkej
for Thrace
Th* allies have strongly vetoed
the proposed march of the gen-
darmes through Pern and Stam
boul. Rafet Pasha the new mili-
tsry governor of Thrace, has pro-
tested against the refusal of the al-
ites to permit the demonstration.
Alleged Robber Is
Found in Mobile
MOBIL.IE, AU., Oct. 1»—Frank
Holloway, chargea wit* ammaulting
la United state mall messenger
■With a pintol for tha purpone of
kobbery in Denison, Texas, in
March, 1921, waa arrented here to-
day by pontottice Inmpectore or tha
Texas dty and local Unitad States
marshaln,
. Mrs Holloway was also taken in-
to custody.
Holloway was allowed bond In
the sum of $25,000 but was unable
to furpinh the bond and was locked
up In the county jail pending his
preliminary hearing.
to the recent decision increasing
the pay of maintenance of way em-
ployes two cents an hour. It de-
elared that if employes were grant-
ed a 72 to 75 cents minimum wage
rence for common labor with correspond-
he’uWerc ing differentials for other classes-
Today’s Program
Fair and San Sam
San Sam Day.
Hons Club Day.
Red Cross Day
American Legion Day.
Blanco County Day.
Milam County Day,
12:00 Noon—Formal opening
of the Charter Exposition, Cen-
tral Texas Fair, Dr. Robert E.
Vinson, president of .the Uni-
versify of Texas, master of cere-
monies.
12:10 p. m — Raining of Ameri-
can and Texas flags on main
building of exposition by Travis
post, American legion, D. B.
James, directing. Music "Star
Spangled Banner" by band.
12:10 p. m.— Openng of build-
ings and exhibits in all depart-
ments for public inspection.
1:00 p m.— Brunswick concert
given by J. R. Reed Music Com-
pany in Merchants exposition
han.
3100 p. m—Radio reports and
concert* giver by Travis Radio
corporation in Merchants expo-
sition hall.
8:00 p. m.—Musical concert in
W C. T. U. room
3:30 p. m.—Fools’ parade of
the San Ham festival up Con-
gress avenue ending at fair
groundr
4:90 p. m—Band Concert
7:39 p m — Vocal concert by
St. John's fubilee singers in
Merchants* exposition hall.
gram from the district clerk at Fair- &
field.
The Travis county election board £
Saturday ordered printing of the l
ballots carrying Mr. Mayfield’.73
name. Mr Malone said, and will this
morning hold a meeting to deter- 3
mine what effect the temporary in- "9
junction will have on action al- j
ready taken by IL and future steps 1
of the board in connection with the 2
election Nov. 7.
matches which
Special to The Ameriean.
LAMPASAS. Texas, Oct. 29.--
C. E. Marshall of Ganado was ap-
pointed to the Hyde Park Methodist
church at Austin, succeeding Rev.
L. N. Myers, who was transferred
to Alice, st the close of the West
Texas Methodist conference here
tonight. This was the only chahge
made in Austin pastorates. Rev.
D. .E Hawk was reappointed pre-
aiding elder, a
Mr. Marshall was sent to Autin
from the Cuero district. He was
previously In the Beeville district.
The conference di not name an
asistant’pastor for the Univerpity
Methodist church, as had been an-
ticipated. The 1928 meeting will be
--
1 — dhera
Mayfield Calls "
Scarbrough Disgrace.
DALI.AS, Texas, Oct. 29—Bttar |
denunciation of the actions of Judge
Ha wk In* Scarborough of the Corsi- 1
rana district court, by Earle B. I
Msyfield. democratic senatorial 3
nominee, and W B. MeTwan. Jr 8
his attorney in the recent Injune-.
tion suit, featured the democratiqoS
rally here last night These do- 8
nunciations with responding hisses 5
and booes from the audiene
brought political fervor to a high 1
pitch at the rally
The democratic candidate and his
attorney exceeded their ridicule of j
th* republican party only by the a
snrcunUc remarks hurled at Judgec
Scarborough, in whose eourt the 5
injunction proceedings temporarily j
preventing Mayfield’s name from ’
going on the ballot were filed anA fl
heard.
Mr Mayfield referred to the Car- ]
•liana court as "the kangaroo court j
down at Corsicana." and branded J
Judge Scarborough as a "disgrace 17
to the judiciary of Texas."
More emphatic than Mr. MayfSeM i
in his denunciation of the Corni-it
< ana court. Mr McLean mid:
"They say that if I don’t be slent J
that he (Judge Scarborough) will fl
put Bill Me Lean in jail for contempt 2
of court ‘ Well, I want to say hinzd
dent Obregon sees no hostilities I
against Mexico by the United
Staten on the action of the Oliver
American Trading company and in
no way connects the American state)
department with it. The president
expressed his views to newspaper-
men today, saying that the case
should he treated simply as a local
New York action.
held at Gonzales.
BOYS DIE IN
bottles containing cyanide were
found in her effect* Her mother
had died but ten days ago
Pope Deplores
Fascisti War
Asoelated Prens Dispateh.
ROME, Oct. 29-Pope Plus has
addressed an apostolic letter to the.
Italian departments dealing with'
the present political situation in
which he deprecates "the fratricidal.
struggle afflleting our beloved
•old. Th* market sold up a great Baby "Kidnaped" 1 masks of dark blue. Police say they
By Her Father miegedmeert-oetty.knomnto - •-
W AWILwlT* oarg _ Mar. ‘ wen • ‘ a: z!n ueaten.sy.sne
. Jorl. Lamberton, a pretty Uttlr man, uvod
brown-haired (lr| of > years, lo-i
nieht was in pe cuatody of herl
fether. Sharles C. Lamherton. an
official nt the Akron Ruhber com.
pony. Akron. Ohl... after havine
I ben "pirited away from Washing-
nALTIMORE Md’, 02- Two1 'h" Artornoonetacular manner tata
government agente and a Baltimore Father and child are helevea ...
detecuve hatued with pintoln be in Baitimor,. preparing re 10
ngainst two alleged Spanish dope turn to Akron *
amtmlera in the hold of the nteam- : lamherton and hi wife Mr, 1a
•hip Oregania at locust point to. Ran Lamberton, nr. ana , h, '
nuht victorious they netiga 1250.: t eparatea neveral month. "Ag0 .t
009 worth of cocaine, manufartured Akron.
Fops Off Fair Week AR E .FINISHED
n Austin Tonight^ METHODISTS
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