Amarillo Sunday News-Globe (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 345, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 27, 1929 Page: 2 of 40
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MYSTIC CULT SALARY CUTS
this
INDICT FIVE
PROMISE MORE
PRO OFFICER
shots golng wild and other in-
Clifford nor
two
young
W.T.C.C. NAMES
CANTON, N. Y., Oet. 26.—In her
(Continued from Page 1, Cot S.)
September St. today had resulted in
waa a farewell note to him.
Mrs. Greeley killed
i
wrote Maier, "because you cast
me
Elizabeth Jobe. 16, of Sweetwater. Her
(By The Asnociated Prese)
tion whether they will do anything
eomm
tonio.
HEMPHILL HAS
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It
and amazingly rapid progress.
audku
En
to appear today to make new bond in '
eonneetion with the indictment, and'
OUT FULL DAY
‘were
MEXICAN SECRETARY
ENDS TEXAS VISIT
Hawk left for Amarillo Friday.
CROWD POURS
U.S.OFFICER
URGED
places no limit on the
af
HR SLAPPING
DOCTORS HID SCISSORS
NMTIBff’S
aa president. The Southwesterh Kail-
returned and resumed
The surgeon who performed the first
severai
the amount of 1420,000, which he made indication whether it was near a rar*
more the seinsorn.
was relensed.
diet.
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SHOOTS SELF NORTH TEXAS
ONORDERSOF CONFERENCE IN
versity on the opening of the new
laboratory and I congratulate Mra.
MME CURE IS
GIVEN HONORS
CITY OFFICIALS TO
INVITE WATER GROUP
TO MEET HERE IN 1930
CHILDREN’S HOME IS
GIVEN $100 WORTH OF
RED CROSS BEDDING
TIES INVESTIGATE SLAY-
ING IN SAN ANTONIO
VICTIM SAYS HE WAS TOLD TO
COMMIT SUICIDE BECAUSE
OF LOVE FOR WOMAN
SEEDCOUNCIL
INSOUTHWEST
SECORD ANNIVERSARY SALE
OPENS MONDAY AT JUNKINS
SELF-STYLED COUNTESS
TAKES UFE BECAUSE
COP SPURNEDHER LOVE
attempted to arrest the alayer and
waa himself killed, whereupon an-
other policeman killed the stevedore.
and olives on a shal-
l with cracked ice.
ganization know no handicap bare. _
After the regular program special
left for home tonight, meet of them
expecting to reach the north plains
Nute
who h
raid. J
diven. I
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i very
the a<
ieet t
under
wourL
frem
heMh
10th.
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paper
and el
of la.
with
A a
race driver, who once act a speed
record for women drivers, is subjeet
to a one to 14-year prison mentence.
She was convicted of having entered
the hotel apartment of Mrs. Rebeces
Bebbe, and, armed with a toy pistol
and a handkerchief .aturaged with
er cookine
l *■ eere
That will certainly
aroper atmosphete ior
so brutally out of your life."
Maier, known aa “the handsome
cop" of the Rogers Park station, said
A
ITALIAN HEIR AND PRINCESS
MARIE JOSE AN AFFEC-
TIONATE COUPLE
DAY.
the I
eatery fri
low dish
to perve, cat no ague
l sces, and arrange
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Mra. w
politics
to enfo
onto a more comfortable one,
winter, it wea said.
UNIVERSITY CONFERS DEGREE
ON TIMID LITTLE WOMAN
OF RADIUM FAME
Amarillo Delegation Listed.
( Speeiai to The Sender Newa-Globe. )
EL PASO, Oct. M.-The tumult and
the shouting dice, the captains.and
the kings deport—and the first work-
EISENBERG, Oct. 26— At the silver
fox farm in Tunschyts, near ethla
city, the first established la Europe,
small microphones have been placed
in all the kennels. This enablen the
manager of the farm to hear any
unusuai noise.
The leas the animals are disturbed
by humane, the better they fourish,
and thia la enpeeiaily true during
E°
lie.
Ina
men with him, Ben Powers, 19, and
Paul Harper, 21, both of Oakland,
would describe the eult other than
to say it was known aa the “O. B. T.
P. T." All questions were greeted
with silence.
Police said the suicide attempt was
Clifford's second in the last week.
eneores it- popular music brought
long applause ard the musiciana were
very generous with their encore..
menu, cakculated for
comsists of:
euira Sto*
53 DAIRY CATTLE SOLD
AT DALLAS FAIR AUCTION
Hepburn and Mr. Young for
part in thin creation."
home town will take possession of the
Thomas H. Etheridge cup held two
years by the Abilene representative,
Walter Ely, Ja., who did not compete
this year.
way Development aasoeition ednclud-
ed ita semi-annunl convention today.
O.*B. Webb. N*w Orleans, la the re-
tiring president.
DALLAS WOMAN
DIES OF BURNS
RECOMMEND DEATH
FOR MEXICAN SLAYERS
DESCRIBED AS
LOVE-AFFAIR
GREENVILLE GETS NEXT MEET-
ING OF METHODIST
MINISTERS
WOMAN RACE DRIVER
CONVICTED OF ASSAULT
Romen Sa
ARKANSAS, OKLAHOMA, LOU-
ISIANA, NEW MEXICO
IN GROUP "
rille were Bryant Ware, Otic Wil-
' liams, W. W. Chilton, wiliam
I O’Brien, O. V, Vernon, J. Lindspy
! Nunn end Wilbur C. Hawk. Nunn and
THREE KILLED IN
MEXICAN BRAWL
fileting
Neithi
I ;
hinese army, Harry H. Sharpe, pri-
ate at Brooke flying field, was giv
i a discharge without honor.
Sharps testified in justice court
riday that ho waa drunk when he
Bpped the Chinee officer who wee
iking e •petal course im fiying as
lest ef ahe United States war de-
• __ (By The Associnted Press)
CHICAGO. Oct. 26.Miss Joan La
Coste waa found guilty late yester-
iBr The Armoejated Prems)
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Oet. M-
—.—■ । The stevedore. Lorenzo Valla, kill-
___ __i ed the Iceman. Francisco Torrer,with
GRAND JURIES OF TWO COUN- a knife. Elias Mendez, a policeman.
indietments for murder against five | delegates were being gives a Spanish
persona and prospects for more in- fieata, at Juarex.
B
4
said he waa condemned, Mra. Gladys
Hunter, he was prevented from shoot-
ing himself by Mrs. Hunter.
Harper said he is a brother of
Mrs. Hunter. Her husband Is an em-
ploye of the Southern Pacific rall-
(By The Awoeiated Pres)
CHICAGO, Oet. 26.—Sinee October
18 lights had burned night and day
in the apartment of Mrs. Eva Wad-
dington Greeley—sho who enlled her- I
their
l
(By United Frew.)
DALLAS. Oct. 26.--Pifty-three ani-
mats were sold at auction at the sec-
ond annual Southwestern Dairy show
INDIANA ANTI-SALOON
LEAGUE LEADER DIES
BAIL PEVELOPMENT GROUP
SELECTS COkPUS CHRISTI, 1(M
DALLAS. Oct. M. -Seleeting Con
pus Christi for the next convention
76
ON ISLAND W
LAKESUPERIOR
gives confidence in the university to
know that aa soon aa the need has
been made clear the new laboratory
has been erected, by the devotion of
those who have been educated here.
With the firm hand of W. B. Ham-
ilton, Wichita Falls at the helm as
president, the largest sectional cham-
ber of commerce in the world is fac-
SETs, Setsz8dFhobnunge-
Amarillo’s delegation, after blowing
1 a ball fight in Jae res this afternoon.
Nearly $100,000,000 is avalist,
the purpose, and, if necessar
metropolis by tomorrow evening.
। included in the party from Ama-
M
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ARMY BAND UNUSUAL,
GOOD; BIG CROWD AT
BOTH CONCERTS HERE
The socialists have not yet an-
nounced their acceptance of the
EXCAVATORS IT TRIER
FIND ANCIENT TEMPLES
(By The Aepociated Prene). road. The couple is understood to ESrrcmcavPa ‘7
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oet. 26.--The Ure left here yesterday for san An- abinet.posts offeredLand it isAruest
(By The Amoeiatea Pre) —
MEXICO CITY, Oet. 26.Fsipe
Canales, acting secretary of the in-
terior, will resume his poet early MX*
week after a two weeks' visit in San
Antonio and other Texas potato.
The highest sale was made when
Sid Wentheimee of San Marcos paid
U18 to Carl Humphries of Van Al-
styne for a heifer. J, M. Bradley of
Dublin paid 8280 aa the top .price
brought for bulla during the aale.
0o bull waa owned by A. C. Kay
if Dublin.
“The present ruler of Belgium ap-
parently baa been aware of the tag-
edy concealed behind certain princely
smiles, and democtatically decided to
allow his children to be happy just
like children of more modest do-
seent.
“In agreement with Queen Elisa-
beth. be put no obstacle in the way
of Prince Leopold's love for Princess
Astrid af Sweden, and gave his
daughter full liberty to choose for
her husband the enlx_man the bed
considered for years would be able
to make her happy."
meet of Humbert, Prince of Pied-
■out. the Italian heir, aad Princesa
Marie Jose of Belgium today was
described as a love-match by a Boi-
gian journalist la close touch with
the situation. He wrote the follow-
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 203"m public
prosecutor has demandel the death
penalty In she cases ef Baldomero
Tovar at ' }ois Mares, sieged accom-
pliees of Luis Barner, Carrasce, la
the slaying at • family of fear here
conference was the reports of preach-
ers, showing claims against the
church were in a much better shape
than last year.
There
Usual cl
prosecut
•han th.
volved a
St. Ipu
Saloo I
almost life-long conflict of Edward
Shumaker with the liquor traffic
(Coutiaued from Page 1, Cot, *.)
rays of attorneys have been ia elose
conference daring the day.
Judge Hamilton, with hie wife and
daughter, have been in Weatherford
for the past several .days, and the
neeused attorney has spent much of
hie time closeted with his counsel.
While attorneys far the defense
are non-committal, the general belied
prevalls that the defense theory will
be based on self-defense. This belief
is based upon the testimony given at
the habens corpus hearing at Ama-
rille on May 25.
chleroform, attempted to overpower
Mrs. Bobbe and rob her.
Judge Joseph B. David indicated
a motion for probation would be con-
sidered November 8.
sugar. Cut
shortening. Add
cap milk, roll or pat
and cut with a bis-
EL pASo,Ar26.5SSErappea to an
operating table, James Clifford, 28-
year-old aelf atyled scion nt a weal-
thy Oakland, Calif., family, declared
today ho shot himself on order at a
cult whose heads gave him a pistol
and demanded he commit suicide be-
cause he had fallen in love with the
wife of another cult member.
Police were forced to handcuff the
injured man, and he waa strapped to
the operating table while physicians
worked because of violent attempts
to complete what he aaid waa an at-
tempt to kill himseif. He was not
wounded dangerously, one of two
tyree sces over-lapping ia a bed
of lettuce Arrange two or three
stuffed prumes on top, and qarnish
with a little cream mayonuaise
‘Wache? Spiced Shortcake: Mb
and aUt two cups Dour, four tea-
was 20 feet la diameter and 800 feet
high. The back of the violin la seven
feet long, four feet wide and four
Inchea thick, while the neck ia five
and a half feet long, 10 inchoe wide
and 15 inches thick. Four men toil-
ed 872 hours to build it.
The big fiddle is 218 pounds heav-
ier than the ordinary violin. When
it io need over the air Max Dolin,
musical director, playa one of the
strings. _
-
board will also aak congrentp-
proprinte more.
“Requests for facility loans should
be taken up through the ppe
National Gtaim Corporation" R
WICHITA FLLS PASTO M
RECEIVES PROMOTON
BAN ANTONIO^ Ort J*.- After
pleading guilty to a charge of slap-
ping Lieutenant Chis Mei Hu of the
Mario 8. Curia, co-discoverer of
radium, today dedicated the Hepburn
Hall of Chemistry et St. Lawrene
Univeraity after receiving the hono-
rary degree of doctor of science from
the university's president, Dr. Rich-
ard Eddy Sy koi.
The timid little woman, obviously
tired from her intensive research and
travels spoke to about 10,000 stu-
dents, alumni and townspeople of thii
little town who turned out en masse
for the oecasion.
President Sykes tn conferring the
degree termed her a ’••elf effacing
and devoted selentist, teacher and
author," and “exemplar at the art of
living while directing to beneficent
ends the power of the forces of
nature.’'
Mme. Curio speaking in English
said she dedicated the laboratory “to
scientific research in the field of
chemistry."
“I fully realise the need of it (the
hall),- she eaid, -a* a time when
hold in conjunction with the Texas
State fair here Friday afternoon, «overnment. money, to be
Prices averaged 8200 a head.
At the habeas corpus proceedihg nor, the jury ________-____
Judge Hamilton was granted bail in its deliberations, without giving any
SAuLr ST id MARIE, Mich., Oet.
•The dismal I
more than premise conditional sup-
port. If they go in whole-heartedly
with the radicals, Jean Paul-Boncour,
outstapding personality of the party
and former French representative at
the league of nations, probably will
be the foreign minister. He has even
been mentioned for the premiership:
If a socialist aecepts the ministry of
finances it will probably bo Vincent
Auriol,
Formsr Premier Aristide Briand,
whose overthrow on Tuesday precipi
teted the cabinet crisis, is considered
to have the best chance for forming
a stable government If Deledior falls.
But he has refused so far to let him-
self be considered’a candidate.
It was reported this evening That
the groups which overthrew his
eleventh ministry were weakening
now in theit opposition and were
candy to negotiate fee hie return.
They have become alarmed over the
delay in starting the discusqion of
the budget.
dietments soon. Ths annual “My Home Town- con-
herself, she Bullets fired nto the prohibition test, oratorical feature of the conven-
" agent's car hilled Stevens, as he and tion. waa wen this afternon bp Miss
two other officers, Pat Murphy and "lirmhathJaha ′
Martin Casbeer. Stephens, Casbeet
and Rhomer have not been arrested.
The root, except Alice Smith, are in
the Bexar county jail.
The slaying of Prohibition Agent
-h-sma.
;es Music; |
But It Takes Six Men To Play It
(By The Aamoeiated Press)
DALLAS, Oet. M.-Mra. Minnie
Sweeney. 65, died here lest night five
hours after Ae had been burned
when her elotbet enuzht fire from an
open gaa stove.
One of the largest donations re-
ceived lately by the Presbyterian
Child ren’a Home wae given last wook
by Mrs. Jessie N. Ross, secretary of
the Amarillo Red Cross organization,
according to authorities of the home.
The gift from Mra. Ross included
more than *100 worth of blankets,
sheeting and shoes and will go far
toward making the let of the depend-
The V. 8. Army band which ap-
peared as the first group of artists
on the Amarillo Cottage of Musk
season’s program waa a decided his
in Amarillo,
The noted musicians played at the
city auditoriam for a matinee special
for school children and again last
night to big crowds. Unusual ap-
preciation was expressed without ex-
ception by even-one present.
A large band indoors works under
difficulty but the nation’a crack or-
(Br The Aseociated Frees)
8AN FRANCISCO, Oet. 28. — A
giant rodwood tree, said to have been
4,000 yeare old, has become what ia
believed to be the world’s largest
radio volin.
Weighing 800 pounds, it stands 18%
foot high. Six men are needed to
play the four strings, and it has
been board in several programs on
the Pacific eoast NBC network.
The tree from which it was made
(Continued from Page 1, Col. 1)
lowed bie ball freedom. He appeared
dejected.
District Attorney Buren Fitte and
bia chief deputy, Robert P., Stewart,
went into conference with Superior
Judge Charles Fricke before the jury
reconvened after a two-hour recess
at lunch time. Fitts ashed that Judge
Frieke call out the jurors to further
instruct them that two verdiets net
listed in the original instrpetiohs
were available. The verdiets men-
tioned were attempted assault*, both
felonies.
Judge Frieke said it would be il-
legal to giro further instructions on
Saturday afternoon, a court holiday,
and the matter would have to real
until Monday, provided a verdict waa
net reached before then.
After spending two hours at din-
touch if sum salt and alcobol were
Neou ed in it to make Mm flames.
There should, ef course, be a pro-
fuion of witches antride of broom-
■icke and of Mack cat TheM
cm bn cat from decorated
---- . ... dry weather over a large part of the
A surface, abdominal wound: conferenei territory, the only bright
• spot in picture ae presented the
thing. "Aandazon,enendenineonmn, phyales and chemistry are in eonstant
promisee a business administration
TRIER, Oct. 26—Professor Sieg-
fried Loeschka, in charge of the ex-
cavations in the andent temple dis:
triet of Trier—the oldest ef Ite hind
north of the Alps—has now made an
exhaustive report of hie operations.
Not only have extensive romaine of
bulldingo from the daya of the Ro-
mans been discovered, but it has also
bene established that a German Trier,
inhabited by Franks, exinted before
the Romano camo.
In the loot year alone five tem-
ples and eleven chapels have been
laid bare. In them ware found At-
tiotleolly valuable statues ef goda.
A marble statue of Diene, a bromte
statue of Mercury, and a dwelling
from the Bronze Age have no coun-
terparts anywhere.
Me
DALLAS, Oet. M.—Orgaaloation of
the Southwest Seed Council, embrac-
ing the states of Arkansas, Oklahoma,
Louisiana, Now Mexico and Texas,
was effected here today by 50 agri-
culturists from these states, meeting
in connection with the Southwest
Seed Conference.
Purpose of the council ia to "bring
about greater unity of purpose, pol-
icy and program among the various
agencies directly or indirectly inter-
ested in the farm seed problem."
Dr. C. T. Dowell, Baton Rouge,
dean of the University ef Louisiana
College ef Agriculture, waa named
president) L. W. Osborn, suliwater.
Okla., sells and erops specialist of
Oklahoma A. & M., vice-president;
and T. C. Richardson, Dallas, field
editor of Farm and Banch Magazine,
secretary-treasurer. With these of-
fleers, H. C. Webb, Brownwood, presi-
dent of the Texas Farm Bureau Fed-
eration, and Ollie B. Webb, New Or-
loans, assiatant to the president of
the Texas and Pacific Railway, will
serve aa the executive committee.
Working with the council will be
the state farm bureaus on farm con-
trolled organizations, need growers’
end crop improvement associations,
state departments of agriculture, ex-
tension services, agronomy depart-
menta of state experiment stations,
seed dealers’ association, railway
farm agents and the farm press.
Thia huge violin has been heard in Pacific Coast chain pregrams. Max
Delia ia "at" the atrings, while Olga Swanson la comparing the big in-
atrument with an ordinary aized vie lla.
the breeding period. By the use -of' The surgeon who performed the flrat
the radio each disturbing visits are I operation must have forgotten to co-
self a countess. For a week mail had ।
accumulated in the hallway mail box. |
cuo- ... sam tawi.
her waa a pistol that belonged to
Policeman John Maier, 29; and there
wae at an end today. Death yester-
day terminated a lingering illness of
the man who for 22 yeata had been
superintendent of the Indiana Anti-
Saloon League.
Just ac he had fought a losing
fight in recent years to escape carv-
ing a sentence for contempt of the
Indiana supreme court for several
months. Dr. Shumaker has boon los-
ing his battle for life with a tumor.
He was 81 years old.
Friends of the militant dh leader
insisted Bis incarceratiot at the
state penal farm for 58 days early
this year weakened him in hla final
illnesa
he had known the ’’countoM” a
month. Maier is married, but has
been living apart from bia wife.
Mrs. Greeley wae the widow of a
British army officer killed during
the World war. She claimed her
husband inherited the title of count
from his father.
Maier said he had left his gun nt
the wman’s house during a vialt.
(Continued from Page 1, C 2.)
associations to the amount shtn on
the attached schedule. \
Those loans will be carried on^his
basis until the dose of the marat
ing season. The wheat cooperatives
are now borrowing certqin sums for
advances to members from commer-
cial banks, the federal intermediate
credit banks and the farm board.
The board will make supplenental
loaaa to ‘cooperatives in amounts
equal to the following price sehe-
dule, taking Into account the custo-
mary dirferentals:
No. 1 white amber, *1.12 per bu-
shel, basis Seattle. 2 r .
No. 1 northern, $1.25 per bishel,
basis Minneapolis. „X
No. 1 durum, *1.18 per bshel,
basis Duluth.
No. 1 hard winter. 81.18 per bushel,
basis Chicago.
No. 1 red winter, *1.25 per bushel,
basis St. Louis.
No. 1 hard winter, *1.11 per bu-
shel, basis Kansas City.
No. 1 hard winter, *1.21 per bushel,
basis Galveston.
No. 1 hard winter, *1.1* per bushel,
basis Omaha.
“Thia schedule ia baaed on a grade
price and does not take into con-
sideration premiums for higher
quelity of wheat.
“In many sections of the country
the board believes that the net ad-
vances which wheat co-operatves can
make to their members under this
loan plan will almost, if not quite,
equal the amounta which are hefhg
paid by the speculatora and others on
actual purchases from farmers. “
Farmer Can Draw Advance
"There is a grain co-operative in
every wheat state. It ie open to the
membership of every whest farmer.
The farmer may join, ehip bie wheat
to a designated concentration, pefot
where it will Be i whir*
and draw hie advance. The co-
operative will market the wheat In
orderly fashion through the year, and
will nettle with the farmer on the
basis of the final price obtained.
"The board ia confident that, eon-
sidering the- soundness of under-
lying conditions which affeet the
price of wheat, the plan described
above furnishes a completely safe
basis for making loans from the
hoard's revolving fund. The beard
first public pronouncement since her
arrival in the United States, Madam
EHALLOWEEN is the time of
1 witches, and the best witches
Ci. we know of nr* the three old
crones who mutter the marveloas
incanzation to fl l i* irr-e "Me-
both.’ The incantation ban to bn
abridged and edited a bit, but it is a
r-rasL’nxts
ttthehsadofthetoblewitiilMr
gnw*/ i°»i"t in the refrain:
“RoeM about she caldrow go;
Ie Ito HiMti etroiie ihrMi
ihat toUtM
Da ond mights hast thrtyone
Suelter’d ecnom riaafiat got
Hail ehou Ant 9 the rlnawd
Doubie, doubie, soa qnd tronbie;
Fire, burn, and bubble.
Fai of a Fenmy make,
la ito caldros M and bate:
£w of nrwt, and toe if frat.
Waal af bat. aat tongee of dot,
M^t fart. nW bind-worm’a
ating,
Liaarft leg. and aatUtr wine.
Doutit. iaatla. tat and ^aattr;
Ura. buns, and caidron, batbir.
Stair of tragan, loath of wol,
Wittht9 mume; maw and
cT^thr r^rUt sh-aca tharb;
Koti of haatort. diered 9 the
darh;
Liver of Blarpheminc sb rum,
(.all ri foot, ond rtft of foot
5900/9 as the emook’: eclipae,
Noor of Tart, art Tarta/t
pe.
Do^bU. 9oabio. tai and trohbit;
Fire burn * end coldrom bubble
- Cool a ^th a baboaa t Meed;
Then the charm is torn end
DES ,.2.
Floyd Allen Bash of Wichihe
_ todsy accepted the pastorale
city and C. VMcAnnelley of Tyler Control Christian church, DesM
one of the largest churches ia ..
He succeeds the Ree. W. B. Mathews,
resigned. In hie Texas charge he
added 675 members to his thurdnh
less than four year*.
cadi cottar into rounds. Pat two
roands together withalitte melted
butter. Bahn in a hot oven, 450*,
for aboat tea mintea. Remove
from oven, split open, and spread
the following mauce between and
on top:
Mix together tee contents of tn
11-gumce ohm of apple samce, four
tablespooms sugar, OM and one-
half teaspoons allepice, two table-
spoon* butter and four tabimp nrmi
water, and heat to boiling. Cool
alighthy, and tort*d in team and
on top of the above shortcakea,
end serve them hot
Caiora Fringes and KIbr OBves
Mod Ffom Helloden
Acted Stotol Potatees
Souiat Partaibt Taootot Mb
Au,? Mod
Wiche? Spiced Shartoolo
0i wapr Md Matt Mints
Cofee CUor
DaoTt S>ro Scald form cups
of. milk Smooth two tablespooes
of flour with am hoM cap of water,
add to the milk, aad cook until
slightly thifoanad Add foa <aw-
Chicago and the majority o* her eew
endured on the westers end of Michi-
picoten Island siee Tuesday when a
gala drove the freighter aground was
ended today.
Wireless reports here said the ma-
rooned men were taken from their
rocky refuge, about 100 miles north-
west of here oa Lake Superior, thia
afternoon by the coast guard setter
Seminole and that no undue puva-
tion had been suffered by the men.
When the coest guard cutter reached
the island, eight of the original 82
men who left the Chicago when she
went aground had made their
way to Quebec Harbor, a -village
where the only inhabitants of the
island live.
The wight men at Quebec Harbor
were picked up by the coast guard
boat No. IIP which accompanied the
Seminole to complete, the rescue of
the erew. The rescuers and rescued
tonight were en route here and were
exported to reach Harbor some time
early tomorrow. Other detail* were
lacking.
Bound from Duluth, to Chicago, the
Chicago, a 345-foot boat in the sere-
cie of the Great Lakes Transit Cor-
poration, was blown off her course
last Tuesday night by a 50 mile gale
on Lake Superior and onto Michipie-
oten’s shore. The crew left the boat.
All remained together until yester-
day when the first man of the 82
made his way to Quebec Harbor.
Rough seas prevented rescue until
today.
R. H. Hirzel, were returning from a
liquor raid near Pleasanton. A gun
battle followed in which Pedro Gua-
jardo was killed.
The shooting led to the uncovering
of a rum ring said to have extended
throughout the south with headquar-
tors in San Antonio.
Two grand juries took up the slay-
ing yesterday, one in Bexar county
and the ether in Ataseona county, ________ _
Bexar's neighbor to the south. The ing convention of the West Tsxaa
southern county no-billed four men Chamber of Commerce it ever.
tents at M ll-ounce can at peas
which have been simmered three
minutes in their own liquor. Bring
foe contents at a 5-naans cm d
oysten to scalding in their liquor,
and add. Smeon with two tahte-
spoons of batter, salt and peppe,
CeiSry Fringes mW Ripe Ot^oo -.
CW sufbdient celery for eight peo-
pie in own nod a half inch piecea,
Md fringe each mW tin foe frinces
meet ■ foe center. Lal stand hl
toe water until well carted. Have
foe olives very cold. Arrange foe
mi
on complaints charging conspiracy
to commit murder. The came four,
Lynn Stephens, Lee Cottle. MeCullen
Shank and Jge Rhomer, had been
charged with murder in Bexr coun-
t. The Bexar county grand jury
returned indictments against Mrs.
BY NEW YORK
H ■ IllaIB ■ wail II Dry Goods Company Jbeginning Mon-
f __ j day aa a celebration of the second
anniversary of their opening.
Sale offerings will be featured.
These were selected by E. P. Junkin
on a special trip made to New York
for that purpose. All merchandise in
the store will bear reduction. Extra
helpers have been employed to take
care of the trade.
“We are completing a most success-
ful year,” Mr. Junkin stated, “and
our second year has showe. a mate-
rial gain in business over Mr initial
twelvemonths.” -1
ths don
League,
are not
person 1
to in an
bition.
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United |
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yers, bul
sition o
every si
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women I
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never, hl
example!
power tl
Emil F. Myers, president ef th*
-ama INMURDEROF
ROCKY SHORE IN NG .
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solation which Captala
P. C. Farrell, of the paekage freigher
(By International News n**vl«e)
BERLIN. Oct. M. — When Hans
Hansen, >2, a Danish teacher was
operated on for stomach trouble in a
Berlin Hospital, the doctors found in
his abdomen a pair of soissors used
for inrernpl operations. The ncinnors
were t 12 inches tang. Shortly After
the opertdon ths patient died.
It was found that Hansen had unt
dergone an operation in a Hospital
at Flensburg In February this year.
Bayonets and revolvers guarded
Humbert as he left tout evening for |
Rome after a visit to arrange formal
betrothal.
At the gaily decorated railway sta-
tion, the prince kisbed hie fiancee
on both cheeks and then kissed her
band. He then hissed the hand of
his future mother-in-law. Queen
Elisabeth, sad clasped the hands of
Xing Albert, the Belgiah princes and
the ministers of state.
• The bend struck up the nntiohal
airs of Belgium and Italy, and while
the crowds—removed, for safety's
sake, from the station square-
cheered. the young prince kissed the
princess again.
Investigation of Thursday's at-
tempt against the erown prince con-
tinned. ' ",
Baked He Hallow‛‛ew: Chop
am cap at celery, one cap of car-
rota, me third cap at green pep-
per amd two tablespoons at onio
wary fim, and sprinkle over n two-
pornd slice at ham bi a baking
dish. Paw over foie four caps of
stmined tomato Juice, and bake in
a moderate oven (325*) for from
an hour and a half to two hours,
or until th* ham to tender.
Sated and Dessert
An, Salad: Remove foe
pits from about two dozen canned
breakfast prunes and stud foe
cavities with well seasoned cream
cheese (or cottage cheese). Chill
ia tea box far several hours. Have
n far of stuffed oranges in syrup
also wed chilled. (You cm get
thou* at any large grocery store.)
Efforts will be made by Amarillo
to secure the 1930 National Conven-
tion of the United States Water
Works Association whick wUl be in
session October 28, 28 and 30 at Tulsa,
Oklahoma, it waa announced yester-
day by O. V. Vernon, general mana-
ger of the chamber of commerce.
Mayor Ernest O. Thompson, and
two members of the city commission,
W. N. Durham, manager and E, N.
Stanley, city engineer will accomMay
Mr. Vernon to Tulaa as reprydnta-
lives of this city, it was sa.«a
Each year the national convention
draws many of the meat noted au-
thorities in the country together, and
it is expected that a great number of
cities will vie with each other tor
next year’s selection, howver local
business men are hopeful of obtaining
the majority vote for Amarillo.
Announcement thst he would be
scharged was made by Major Gen-
Lodisn Guajardo, Joe Hobtecht and such as the organization has never
. . i three others, seen before, If he give* it the W. T.
. dny 21 asvault with intent to rob: | Besides the six named, two others ’ C. C. will be mor* powerful end will
, "N expressed today she - have been charged with murder in have more prestige ia ita territory
win probation. Bexar county: lice
The Memphis woman automobile
instead
for triJ
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and d I
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(By The Asociated Press)
McKINNEY, Texas, Oct. M-Green-
ville today waa selected at the next
meeting place of the North Texas
Conference of ths Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South. The Wealey
Church of that city will act as the
conference’s host. Denison also
sought the meeting.
Announcement of pastorates will
be made Sunday night. Many of the
preachers, Bishop Sam R. Hay indi-
cated, will go to their new chargee
at a lower salary. Many will return
to theit old places at a decrease.
The financial condition of the con-
ference was said to be acute, due to
(Continued from Page 1, Col. 7)
purpose of the meeting by R. T.
Alexander, L. A. McAdams, Canadian
business man welcomed the visitors
to Canadian. Nat Taylor, merchant
at Gem, rural community responded.
Other speakers were J. B. Hill, Rev
H. B. Stanley, Mrs. J. F. Reed, Dr.
E. A. Morris, R. Tesson, T. C. Moore,
Dick Canna and E. G. Palee.
Mise Ruth Alllaoh pleaaed th*
crowd with two readings and Ms.
Parker D. Hanna, accompanied by
Mise Ruth Knight, of Panhandle aang
two solos.
During the banquet Mr. and Mrs.
Erma Gray delighted the bamyuetets
with musieel numbers. Mr. Gray la
director of the new Canadian High
School band. t
The crowd instructed Dr. Morris
•a president of the chamber of com-
merce to send a telegram to Farber
D. Hanna, county agent, now in Hous-
ton with the Hemphill county ex-
hibit which won first prize at the
Dallas fair, of congratulations from
the country folks of Hemphill county.
At the elose at the banquet the
crowd voted to make the banquet an
annual affair.
_________________ RADICAL WILL
Wednesday night, while riding with . , ,
the woman for love of whom Clifford J , - . ,9
------ (Continued from Page 1, Col. 1)
the Rheims congress this week by
Daladier. i-
Socialists Have Not Acted
(By The Ausociated Pram)
TAMPICO, Mex., Oct. **.—Three
men were billed within an area of
three square yards here as the out-
i come of a brawl between a stevedore
i and an iceman.
ROYMTWATOW
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