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Show rriJ-iy- , Ja-'o- ry 1, 1S32 IIAGNA Ti::i:3, MAGNA, UTAH t INTERNATIONAL Jan. I Pop Jina XI Issued an encyclical condemning divorce, blrta control and many phase of modern UXa Jan. 34 Lscsu of Nation council docldod to conTono world dlaaran amont eonfsrsuc Fab. I, lilt. Jan. Id Austria and Hungary algnad treaty of amity and arbitration. March 1 Franca and Italy roachod an accord on naval strength. March II loternational wheat Conference opened la Roma April II New commercial aooord tinned by Italy and Ruaaia. . May 4 China abrogated all extra territoriality trestles, affective Jam a. mi. May It Coamlaaton on propoaed union met la Oenera, and European Auetro-Germeuatoma union waa debated. June II World banhera at Baael extended 1161,(100,061 credit te Germany. June 10 Prealdent Hoover proposed one year auapenaion of German reparation and payment on aa - ij War t f debt. June is Rotary International met la Vienna and elected B. W. Pascal! Of London preeidenL countar June 14 France mad proposal for war debt moratorium. Great Britain and Italy accept Hoover' plan. July I France and United State agreed on moratorium plan and it became effective aa of date of July L July I British government called conference to worh out details of moratorium. July 10 International conference on German crisis opened In London. July IS London conference adjourned after adopting recommendations that short term credits to Germany be renewed. U protocol Aug. moratorium plan with Ifoung plan signed by International expert in London. and French Aug. IT American bankere v arranged for 1400,000,000 loan to Great Britain. Sept. I Germany and Austria formally abandoned the proposed customs Union. ' Sept. S World court ruled Austro-Germcustoms union waa illegal. Sept, t League of Nations assembly met in Geneva, electing Nikola Tltulescu of Rumania president. Sept. S Mexico accepted bid to Join League of Natlonm Sept. IS Oermas Foreign Minister Curtius told Leeguo of Nations Germany must have new deal ia reparations end parity In armaments. Grsat Britain and Egypt signed new trade treaty that forced out Russia. 14 Panama and China glvsa Sept teat in Lsagu of Nations council. Sept. IS Japanese troops sbsllsd abd occupied Mukden, Manchuria. Sept. SO Japan occupied all cities In southern Manchuria; China seat note demanding Japanese cease hostilities and withdraw troop to previous positions, comOct. 4 Fourth mercial congress opened In Washington. Oct. I Japanese army planes bombed Chlnchow, temporary capital of Manchuria, killing many soldiers and civilians. Oct. 10 Chinn nerved ultimatum on Japan, demanding Immediate evacuation of Manchuria. Oct. 11 Secretary of State gtlm-no- n called on League of Nations to avert war between China and Japan. Oct. lb League of Nations' council invited United States to particiss pate la discussion of embrogllo, Japan opposing.- - , . Oct. 14 Leagus of Nations council demanded that evacuate Chinese territory byJapan November 10 to that date; Japan and adjourned 'rejected-th- e 'demand, Nov. 4 of Nations again told Japan League te withdraw troops from Manchuria. won three day Nor. I battle withJapan Chinese under Gen. Ms Chanshan at Nonni river bridge. . Nov. I Three thousand armed civilians rioted In Tientsin; Fifteenth United States infantry called out, together with French and Italian troops. Non-1Germany ashed a moratorium on reparations, Nov. 10 League of Nations council met la Paris to consider the embroglio; Ambassador Dawes present as American observer. One year armament truce declared In effect by. League secretariat. Nov. II Japanese routed General Ma and captured Anganchl and Tsit- Sloftfa Hv- - Id Trace In Manchuria, planned by League of Nations council, rejected by Japes. Germany proposed new conference n reparations . and debts. Nov. la ManJapanese churia began advancearmy southward oa Chlnchow Nov. 14 Chinese and Japanese troops began flare lighting la Tleat- llRt Deo. 1 Japanese stopped advenes on Chlnchow; General Ma defeated Japanese - troops near Tsitsihar. Dee. I Japanese in Manchuria war cn bandit oa thro fronts. Dec. I International bankers committee to investigate Germany'! to resume reparations payability ments next summer .met la Basel, fiwitserland. Dee. 10 Japan and China accepted with reservations the League of Nations resolution for of hostilities in Manchuriacassation and a commission of inquiry. Dec. to Chinese army begaa drive to recapture Hukdea from Japanese. an an Siao-Japaa- ' J6 1 re 3 3 Bino-Japan- es h x it Sf be-g- an FOREIGN , . ' Jan. I Government of Panama overthrown by revolutionists and President Arosemena captured. Ricardo Alfaro, minister to the United States, accepted offer of tbs presidency. Jan. 4 Dr. Daniel Salamanca elected president of Bolivia. Jan. 14 Round table conference Oa India closed la London. Jan. II French cabinet headed by Steeg resigned. ion. 14 Pierr Laval formed new1 ministry T for France. Feb. King of restored constitutional rights Spain and called aa election. Feb. 4 Bari of Beesboronrh p. pointed governor general of Canada. Feb. 14 Berenguer cabinet of Spain resigned and king cancelled call for parliamentary elections. Feb. 14 Pehr Svinhufvud elected president of Finland. Feb. 14 New Spanish government formed by Admiral Juan Ainar. monarchist. Feb. to Attempt to assassinate Xing Zog of Albania In- - Vienna failed. Peruvian counter revolution suppressed with bloodshed at Callao but continued at Arequlpa. March 1 Navy junta In Peru forced Provisional President Cerro to resign and put Chief Justice Ricardo Ellas at head government. - Dr. Gabriel Terra of Inaugurated aa president of Uruguay, and Arturo Araujo at 4 president of Salvador. March Army Junta la Peru ousted Ellas. March 10 Lieut. CoL David Ocampo became provisional president of Pant March 14 India Nationalists demanded Independence complete from Britain at Convention end Bemad Dead hi as savoy to parley. April troops seised Madeira Island; Portugal ranked Warships to crush rebellion. April II King Alfonso's anemias triumphed as bpela voted ; Republicans routed monarchists la municipal elections. April 14 King Alfonso abdicated and sailed for exile; republic not up heeded by Alcala Zamora. April if Civil war broke out la Honduras, loyal troops defeating rebels la three battles. April It Honduras Insurgent captured sad looted Progreso. April 14 Honduroa rebel fores routed by federal troopa May 4 Rebels la Madeira Island surrendered to Portuguese force. May 14 Aristide Brlaad defeated for presidency of France; Paul Downier elected. May II Spanish republic decreed absolute freedom for all religions. May 14 Premier Mussolini ordered dissolution of all Catholie action youth organisations In Italy; Pop plus responded by placing tbs Catholic Action ia control of the bishops,1 June gpanlsh republic abolished all titles of nobility. Egyptian elections, held with army mobilised, won by the government party. Jana i Great Britain awarded ownership of Jerusalem walling wall to Moslems, with free access for Jews at ail times. June li Paul Doumsr Inaugurated president of Franoe. Juan B. Perea resigned presidency of Vaaeauela oa demand of SODfriM. June 14 Cardinal Blgura sxpeUed from Spain. June 14 Government of' Austria resigned. Jun If Juaa Vlcent Gomes sleeted president of Venesuala. Jun to Pop Plus denounced th Fascist government of Italy. Doctor Burssch formed aW government for Austria, Jun If Spanish election woa by Republican coalition. Alexander Mallnov becams premier of Bulgaria, July 4 Mussolini barred all Fascists from Joining Cathollo Action. July 11 Financial orisls In Germany due to failure to get bug loan for Rsichsbank. 4 Serious riots la Chile, - July 14 Carlos Ibanea, president-dictatJuly of Chile, resigned end fled. of Princess lleana Rumania and Archduke Anton of Austria wsr married at Sinaia. Montsro July IT Juan Eatebenof Chile. becams acting president k July II Gen. Chiang announced complete defeat of communists in Kiangai provine, of . .. China. Aug. 4 Piebeaclte failed to overthrow Prussian government, gad radicals staged fatal riots.--Stat- s of war declared la Havana aa revolutionary movement broke out nAug. 14 Cuba- army captured Gen. Mario Menocal and other revolutionary IT leaders. President Machado aa Aug. aounced tba Cuban revolt was suppressed. Aug. 14 Count Bethlen resigned aa premier of Hungary and was by Count Karolyi. Aug. 14 British labor cabinet resigned and Premier Ramsay MacDonald was asked to form a coalition ministry to balance the budget. Isidro Ayora, president of Ecuador, resigned. Ang, II British national government formed with MacDonald as BTims minister. Sept, p Mutiny in Chilean navy threatened government. pop Sept, 4 Italy and th reached aa accord la Catholic Action societies. Chilean cabinet resigned. King Alexander restored constitutional government in Jugo-Slavi- s. 4 Chilean government Sept. planes bombed warships held by mutineers. Sept. I Chilean mutineer surrendered. Sept. 4 British parliament mat end national government won vot Of confidence. Sept. 14 House of Commons Snowden s budget, increasing taxes and cutting tba dol and pay of government employee. 14 Round table conference oaSept. India opened ia London with , Gandhi present Sept 14 Mexico recalled Ambassador Manuel Tellea from Washington and selected Dr. Puig Caxeurano for th post Bept. li British parliament passed standard meneE suspending, act for six months. gtd. and Iwadea susSept IT Norway standard. pended gold Oct 4 Juan Esteban Moatero sleeted president of Chile. Oct f German cabinet resigned and Chancellor Bruening waa commissioned to form a new government with greatly increased powers, Oct 14 Spanish cortss voted separation of ehurch and stats. Oct - 14 Zamora resigned a president of Spain and was no' csedsd .by Emanuol Asana. Oct 14 People of Cyprus revolted against British rale, th government building la burning Nicosia. Oct. IS Cyprus revolt suppressed by troops. Oct 14 Sanches Cairo sleeted president of Peru. Oct II President Guggtari of Paraguay banded over th presidential powers to Vic President Nav sro, because of disorders. Oct IT MacDonald's National government won a sweeping victory in the British elections. Nov. 4 Prime Minister MacDoa. aid of Great Britain announced new cabinet of 10. Nov. 11 Duk of Norfolk told Arundel castle, seat of th Howards for centuries. Nov. 14 Philip Bnowden was treated a viscount and elavated to house of lords. Nov. II Spanish national assembly declared former King Alfonso an outlaw. Nov. It Labor cabinet of Australia was defeated and resigned. Nov. IT British conference oa Burma opened la London. Dee. 1 Round table conference oa India ended without , result Dec. 4 Moderate coalition woa New Zealand election over radical. Dec. I President Arturo of Salvador ousted by military Araujo revolution. of Canadian work- -' Wages ere cut 14 per cent railway Dec. 4 German government decreed reduction la wages, salaries, and nearly all costa of living. Sanches Cerro Inaugurated prealdent of Peru. Dec. 14 Zamora was elected con1 stitutional president of Spain, Dec. 11 Japanese cabinet resigned. Smetona president of Lithuania. Dec. II Tmyoshl Inukst, head of Seiyuhai party, made premier of Japan, Dec. suspended the gold standard Dec. 14 ChUng Kai-shreaimed as president of Chink Lin Sen him. Dec. IT Giuseppe Motts sleeted president of Swltserland. or Kai-she- sue-oeed- ed ed 14-Ja- pan ek auo-ceed- ed DOMESTIC Jen. 1 President Hoover claimed ' the London naval treatypro. la . effect. Jan. I Congress resumed business and bouse passed bill appropriating 144,000,004 for drought relief; senate Increased amount by 114.400 . 400 for food loans. Jan. I Congress modified drastic Jones 4 and 10 law. Senate asked President to Jan. resubmit three nominations to power commission. Merger of Great Northers and Northern pacific railroads called off. Jan. 14 President Hoover refused to return power commission nD. th senate. polntments to Jen. ll All members of aw tariff commission confirmed by ate. Jen. 14 House passed army appropriation bill carrying 1444,014.404 B Jam 11 denata panned 131,404 004 bill for modernising thro haul ships, Jen. 14 Prealdent Hoover named Red Cross drive committee heeded by Calvin Coolldga. Jan, 14 Wlckereham commission report oa prohibition delivered to President Hoover. Jan. I Wlckereham report, transmitted ts congress, found to b I straddle of th liquor question. Jaa. 14 decretory Bttmeoa apoloto Italy tor remarks filed to Mussolini made by Gen. Bmedley Butler, who was ordered court martialed. Feb. 4 he net reconfirmed Oar-Baand Draper as members of powor board but rejected Georg . Otis Smith. Feb. 4 Compromise la drought relief matter reached by congressional leader by adding 416,066,-40- 0 to loans tuna. Feb. 4 General Butler reprimand-a- d and bis trial called off. Feb. 14 House passed 1144,444,-60- 0 naval appropriation bilL Feb. 14 Interior department appropriation carrying 130,060,040 for drought relief passed by congress and signed by th President. Feb. 10 House passed bill Inloans on veterans bonus creasing certificate to 40 per coat. Feb. if Bsnat rejected treaty with Canada for preservation of Niagara 14fella Bonus loan bill passed Fb. by the seneta Feb. 14 House adopted confer no bill for government operareport onMuscle tion of Bhoela Feb. fl Senate passed 1151,000,-00- 6 navel appropriation bill, adding funds for eleven destroyers. Feb. It Senate adopted Muscle Shoal measure; house passed th Wagner employment agency bUL Feb. 14 United States Buprem court again upheld validity of the amendment. Eighteenth House pasted resolution for abolishing of lam duck" session of t congrssa4 President Hoover vetoed Fob. the veterans' bonus loan measure and tbs house repassed it. Houe appropriated 110,000,104 tn modernise three battleships. Feb. IT New York World newssynpapers sold to Scrippa-Howsr- d dicate. Bonus loan bill waa rspaassd by th senate and became law. A1 Capone, liquor gang leader of In Chicago, sentenced to six months of court by Fedjail for contempt eral Judge Wllkerson. 'March 1 Treasury offered securities for 11,700,600,00 for bonus loans. March 4 House voted for 14 psr cent cut In immigration. March I President Hoover vetoed th Muscle Shoals bill and th aenat sustained the veto. "Star March 4 Congress mad Spangled Banner' th national rlif ud an-th- en congress adjourned.reMarch 4 Alexander Legs signed as chairman of federal farm board and waa succeeded by Jems C. Stone, March IT Formal charges filed against Mayor Walker of New York. . March IS Rioting convicts in Illinois at Statsvlll penitentiary burned th mess hall and other buildings. Sum li. Thompson of Illinois appointed a member of federal farm board. March 14 President Hoover sailed an Battleship Arison tor Porto Rico and Virgin Islands. Nevada legislature legalised gambling. March 10 Birth control Indorsed by committee representing 41 Protestant churches of America. March 14 Federal farm board announced stabilisation of wheat prices would . and with marketing of 1610 crop. March 44 President Hoover landed at Ban Juan, Porto Rico. New York legislature vbtsd to Investigate conditions in New York government and lower courts. city March 46 President Hoover epent day at St. Thomas. Virgin Islands. March II President Hoover returned from Carribeaa cruise. April 1 Methods of collectingcrime statistics condemned by Wickrehem commission. April T Anton J. Csrmalc, Demomayor of Chicago. crat, elected April 43 King of Siam, with bis queen, cam to United States for an y operation. May 4 International Chamber of Commerce met in Washington. May 11 President Hoover or dared drastlo reductions In expenses of all executive departments. May li Harvey . H. Bundy of Michigan appointed assistant secretary of state. May 11 Suprema court upheld of th Hoover dam set. legality Rsd flag' dans of California statute bald invalid by Buprem court. May 41 American Red Cross celebrated its fiftieth anniversary. May 44 Supreme court ruled foreignersno seeking cltlsenehlp can exreservations about bearing press arms for tbs country. May 44 Presbyterian general aa sembly opened In Pittsburgh and elected Dr. Lewis 8. Mudgs of Philadelphia moderator. May 34 C. CL Tsagu resigned f federal farm board aad W. F. ' Schilling14 was reappointed.' President Hoover dellv-we- d May Memorial day addraaa at Val- Seventy-fir- st , ist 'faFli aounoed aa Secretary 1800,000,404 Mellon an- -' bond issue, June 1 Minnesota's gag aw bald unconstitutional press by United States Buprem court. Supreme court refused to U cue of Albert B. Fall review June 4 A1 Capone, Chicago gang , "' " guilt in Chlca- Income pl.dd tax evasion end prohibition law violation Indictment 17 President Hoover spok nt dedication of remodeled Lincoln tomb in Springfield, Railways of country asked to ncr ratea. Jun 13 Dwight Davis resigned la on Ct an-frei- C :fu;:rjn.rMrU John R. Coen July T rd ..U jtksn& tJSu vk.i SElka!Ct4 December 10. of Sterling xaJ ted ruler oi .r -- m'r.JTCrl,n,nU coort procedure frm WCkr rommlsilo -- A.. R Fall entered the New Mexieo penitentiary. 14 Federal court of conviction of Ralph t&pSnJ on income Ui (rend chersr July tiRpoft communion declared Ameruln pru! fliur nlmost .v.ry ronro.' July 14 Unltsd Bute 8terTr ud4lSurJi reduced dtvldsnd salaries? lowering of mi nPJlrrhur ocnf ld lnitr t0 Dominican ropubU Aug. 4 Governor Murray closed Bch pro- price T Farm board rejected offer Aug. from Germaay for lie oottoa hold-lur- e. Vv tekersham commission report Criticised deportation method Freak Evaas of Utah appointed member of federal farm board. Aar. 6 Navy a dirigible Akroa christened by Mr Hoover. Aug. 18 Faro board asked cotton planters to plow under of crop. Aug. IT Five largo Tolodo hanks closed their doors, Texas oU wells closed aad martial law ia th fields proclaimed. Aug. 14 President Hoover named W. & Gifford koad of unemployment relief body. Aug. 81 Farm board traded bushels of wheat to Brasil for 1,054,604 bags of eoffoa Contract 1st for Chicagos 111, 400, 04 post offlo building. Aug. 44 CoL Laiks Leu ef Tennessee, publisher and former senator, convicted of bank fraud and sentenced to prison. Aug. II Farm board announced It was through buying wheat and cot--, ton tor stabilisation. Sept. 4 Bale of 14,404,44 bushels of farm board wheat to China announced. Veterans of Foreign Wars voted tor repeal of dry law. withBept, 4 Alphonse Capon drew his plea of guilty to crimes In Chicago. th dry law. against 11 Farm board sold t,600,. Bept. 44 bushels of wheat to Germany. Bept. 14 American Legion labor conference opened la Washington. Sept, IT Samuel P. Town of Philadelphia elected commander In chief of the G. A. R. at encampment Lb Des Moines. Sept. 11 Prealdent Hoover ad. dressed America Legion convention In Detroit. Iowa atato troops called out to suppress farmers revolt against tuberculin tests of cattle . Btpsl. Sept, tl United State Bathlshsm Steel and Youngstown wage announced end Tube, Sheet cuts of 14 psr cent; GensralsMotors Unltsd Slates Rubreduced salaries; ber adopted I dag week. Bept. 44 American Legion voted for referendum on dry lews, decided not to nek Immediate payment of and sleetcompensation certificates, ed Harry I Steven Jr, of Warsaw, N. C national commander. of Bept. 14 Aluminum Company America cut wages 14 per cent Oct. 1 Eastern trunk lines agreed on plan for merging eastern roads Into font system Federation of Oct. 4 America Labor opened Its annual convention u Vancouver, B. C. 4 President Hoover anOct. nounced comprehensive financial which was plan to chock depression,members of approved by leading congress. dollar bankers Oct. 4 Billion pool formed to carry out Hoover plan. Oct It National - Credit association incorporated la Delaware. Oct. 14 Americas Federation of against comlabor convention voted Insurance. pulsory unemployment Oct 15 Federation of Labor voted for legalisation of 1.75 psr cent bear. Oct IT A! Capons, boss gangster, found guilty ia Chicago of income tax fraud. Celebration of 150th anniversary of Battle of Yorktown begun. Oct 11 President Hoover spok at Yorktown celebration. Oct 30 Interstate commerce commission denied freight rat Increase of 15 per cent offering a substitute plan of temporary increases. Laval of Francs Oct arrived In Washington for conferences with 'President Hoover. Oct 44 A1 Capon sentenced to $54,600. years In Hoover-Levprison eland finedconversallOct 15 tions concluded with agreement that revision of war debts and reparations should go aido by aid Nov. 4 President Hoover named committee of five to examine charges mad against administration policies by the Navy leagua Nov. 4 By electing a congressmen in th Eighth Michigan district th Democrats gained control of the next bouse of representatives. A. Henry Moore, Democrat, waa elected governor of New Jersey; Martin 8. Conner, Democrat, govern. nor of Mississippi, and Ruby Democrat, governor of Kentucky. T Nov. Committee on Navy league charges reported they contained false and Inaccurate statemany ments, and vindicated- President owm H navy poltey . New cruiser Indianapolis launched. Nov. 11 Armistice day observed. President Hoover speaking in Washington. Nov. IS President Hoover proposed federal systam of bomo loan banka Mrs. Hattie Caraway appointed temporary senator from Arkansaa Non It President Hoover's advisory committee on education reported recommending wide revision of federal educational policy and creation of a department of education with a secretary in tba cabinet. Nov. 14 Dine Orandt, Italian foreign minister, arrived In Washington for conversation with President Hoover, a 4 Grand! concluded Nov. bis conversations with President Hoover and Secretary Btimson. Nov. 11 Federal at Springfield, 111- Judr ruledFltsHenry alcohol permits to food manufacturers ills gal. Nov. 44 Robert L Boston editor, appointed OBrien, chairman of tariff eommlssioa. R--. M. Kleberg, Democrat, elected congressman from Texas to succeed th 1st H. W. Wars bach,. Repub. lican. ; Nov. 10 Representative B. H. Snell of New York chosen Republican candidate for speaker. Vic President Curtis announced h would be a candidate for renomi-aatlo- n. Deo. 1 W, Warroa Barbour appointed BShator from New Jersey. Wabash railway put in receiver's hand Dec. 4 President Hoover opened conference on home building. Dec. 5 Steamer largest merchant vesselManhattan, ever built Tn launched at America, Camden, N. J. Dec. t Seventy -- second congress convened; John N. Garner of Texas, Democrat, elected speaker of the house. Communist "hunger marchers" repulsed by police in Washington. Interstate commerce commission grunted railroads 1144,046,466 freight rat Increase. Dec. 4 President Hoover gav congress his message on th stats of the Union, asking higher taxes, a reconstruction finance corporation and other emergency measure - Illinois Central out pay of office re aad nonunion employ Deo. 4 President Hoover sent congress his budget message together with th report of Secretary of tho Treasury Mellon recommending Increased taxea New York Central passed its dividend, first, time in more than 40 years. Dee. 14 Message on foreign relations sent to congress by President. Dec. 14 President Hoover's message on foreign relations asked ratification of th moratorium and proposed reconstitution of war debt commission. Harry Powers. Wert Virginia Bluebeard" murderer, convicted and sentenced to death. Deo. 11 Seven convicts escaped from Leavenworth; three died in battle with posse,- - threo wore recaptured. Dec. 14 Republican national committee voted to hold presidential convention in Chicago, opening Juno Dee. IT Senator Swanson named a delegate to disarmament conference. Dec. 14 Th houe ratified th Hoover moratorium but went on record as opposed to reduction or cancellation of war debts. one-thi- rd DISASTERS bypb.AWVlWnA.km4 Oaxaca City. Mexico, 14 by earthquake; many killed. Jf Napier and Hast ings New Zealand, wrecked by earthkilled. quake; many Feb. 14 Gn hundred Chinese drowned when steamer sank in Pearl river. March T In th Balkan killed Earthquake 146 and wrecked many town March 11 Kants Rockne, Notre Dam football coach and seven other killed la T. A. T. Western Express liner crash qear Basaar, Kan. City of Managua, Nicaragua, ruined by earthquake? L10 d.ad, May 45 Forty-seve- n killed by fire fa gold min la Kolar fields. India. June 4 British submarine sunk In collision near Waibelwel. China; 14 men lost Jun 14 French excursion steam-ne8L Nasalre; about 504 Uvea lost Ten million dollar fir In fit. John, N. B. Aug. 31 Flood of Yangteo river drowned 104,404 and threatened destruction of Hankow. IT Thousands Aug. reported killed by earthquake la Baluchi. Aug. 14' Terrible floods north of Yangchow, China, resulted from breaking of Grand canal dykes; ar drowned. Bept. 4 About 106 drowned by floods at Ponca Porto Rico. Sept. 14 Belts, British Honduran devastated by hurricane; 1,464 killed. Oct. 44 Russian submarine sunk In collision; 54 drowned. Nov. 4 Plv killed and eight Injured by gun explosion oa U. S. 8. Colorado. Nov. 10 Explosion in colliery 150,644 near killed ll men. Gantonbury, England, 11 Stock Nov. show special wrecked in Missouri; seven men and many valuable horses killed. Dec. 13 Three hundred Chines died when ship blew up near Shang- - SPORTS -- ft-Pr- emier Laf-foo- -, leader. Indicted for Income tax evasions. , Jun 4 President Hoover ordered abandonment of Guam naval station. Juno 7 Report Wlcksrsham commission blamed by excessive crime on system of prosecution. June 4 Tennessee lower house impeachment of Gov. 5?$ Horton. a. H ?.raAn,t Cspono and (I others Indicted by federal grand Jury at prohibition' 'lew June 14 Prealdent Hoover addressed th Indiana Republican a renewal of Indianapolis, prosperity. irom f4- .r?i farm board. Jun it President Hoover, for- V Praidnt Coolldg and ether dedication of TJjeHardlng memorial at Marion,- - ' the CMshoms oil welts aad lew, uameadlng a ds limedof martial 1 a barrel. Jan. 1 Alabama defeated Washington BUt la Pasadena, Boa Bowl football gams. Feb. 4 Capt. Malcolm Campbell of England eetebllehed world automobile speed reoord of S48.TI miles aa hour at Daytona Beech, Fla. Feb. 14 First James E, Sullivan memorial medal of A. A. U. pretested to Bobby Jones. Feb. Northwestern university won Bigtl Tea basketball champloa-ship. Gar' Wood at Miami Beach set new speed boat record of 101 351 miles an hour. March 31 Cambridge rw beat Oxford, April 14 Jack Thompson, Chicago March 14 colored welterweight worlds title by defeating regained Tommy Freeman of Cleveland. April 14 Tony Cansoneri retained lightweight title at Chicago by knocking out Jack (Kid) Berg of England. May 4 Mat won tho Preakness. May 11 American amateur boxers defeated French team, I bouts to 5, ia Chicago. May 14 Mrs. Whitneys Twenty. Grand woa th Kentucky derby. May 13 Eric Smith won British amateur golf title. May 13 Wisconsin won Big Four track and field championship. May 37 William Harridg elected i J resident of Amorlcaa Baseball eagua. May 30 Louis Schneider won Indianapolis 504 mil automobile race. Southern California won Intercollegiate track championship, June 1 English derby woa by Camcronlan, ths favorite. Jun 4 Tommy Armour, Detroit professional, won British open golf championship. Jun 4 University of Southern California won national collegiate track meet. University of Illinois woa Big Four baseball championship. Juno 14 Navy won tba Poughkeepsie regatta. Jun 16 Harvard beat Tale la the New London regatta, Jnn 34 Mat won the American derby at Chicago. Ed Dudley woa Western open golf ' championship. Juno 31 Johnny Goodman of Omaha woa Transmlsaissippi golf titlo. Juno 33' Tali woa colUgUta golf tiara title. IT American, golfers deJun feated British, regslnlng th Ryder Georg Dunlsp of Princeton won collegiate golf championship. July t Max Schmellng of Germany whipped Willi Strlbllng in 15 rounds at Cleveland, rsUlnlng tba heavyweight title. July 4 Georg Von Elm and Willi Burk tied for national open golf championship. July 5 Von Elm and Burk again tied . In play-o- ff of national golf championship. won open 4 Burk Billy July golf title la second playoff with Von Elm. July 11 Walter Hagen and Percy Allies tied for Canadian open golf titlo. Hagen beat Allies la July 14 Canadian title. playoff for 14 Mats won th 583,400 July classic at Arlington track, Chicago. Old Aiken polo team won International series from Santa Paula tsam of Argentina. Don Mo won western amateur golf tit). July 14 British tennis team defeated Americans and won right to for Davis cup. play French July S3 Jack Bharkey and Micky Walker fought a 15 round draw la Brooklyn. July 34 French tennis team defeated British, retaining Davie Cup. Aug. I Bun Beau, winning th Arlington handicap, became record breaking money winner. Aug. I American womens tennis team won Wlghtmaa cup from British. Aug. 33 Helen Wills Moody again won woman's tennis championship. Aug. 38 Rev. Garrison Roebuck Of McClure, Ohio, woa Grand Amerr ican handicap. Aug. fij Mrs. O. 8. Hill won womans western golf title. Sept. 4 Francis Quimet won national amateur golf championship at Chicago. Bept. 4 Kay Don's Miss England beat Car Wood's Miss America II IX in first heat of Harms worth trophy race at Detroit. Sept. 7 Harmsworth races ended when Don's boat waa disqualified aad then sank. Sept. 14 Tony Cansoneri, lightdefeated Jack weight champion, Berg la title fight at New York. 13 Vines of CalEllsworth Bept. ifornia won national tennis 34 Tfov. Purdu and Michigan Northwesters, tied for Western Conference football championship; Notre Dame; Yale Army beat feraae0 title lM W 8onUr eon Dee 34 Annual conference of Na- OCUU" opro'ii r. tfjV YtUU Jfld r.lcrcclizcJV A C!:!n Ycur.i Keeps ... . a. - - - e t NECROLOGY S said --li 7 Hugh C. JK Wallace, former ambassador to France Jan. 4 Marshal Joseph Joffrt of France .hero of th Marne Sun. th!n( aew. Fast 14 Jam 11 Nathan Straus of New Asesta. ui aoeeaeery. keep windshieldsaalllag i York, mtlllonalr merchant aad phiBlest r Snow. Semples 81.eiser Are! Slerax Wiper Ce..6U M.lstk St.XtLeale.Me. lanthropist. Jan. 34 Anna Pavlowa, noted The Hague dancer, at Jaa. 34 Edward L Edwards, rormer governor of New Jersey and former United States senator. Keb. 14 Met Gsa. CL R. Edwards, eommandsr of Yank dlvtalon. A. Sunshine K. F-- In Boston. Feb. IS Louis stag and screen star. Sm,r,0B of fovemor WoBln W. R. Merrlam, former governor Of Minnesota. Feb. 34 Dam Neill Melba, 0Uw aoprano, In Melba, Australia. March 1 Representative Henry A. Cooper of Wleconeln. Rear Admiral Thomas B. Rodgers, v a N. ntirMe March 4 Lieut Gen. Edgar J n, chairman of lntsrocsanis canal board. March 14 Joseph p. Cotton, unof slat. dersecretary March 14 Cardinal Plstr MatB, of Plea. archbishop March 14 Robert Edeson, stag and screen star. Rear Admiral C. P. Plunkett, retired, la Washington. March IT --Arnold Bennett, English novelist and playwright. Ivss Cobb, American Henry architect March 39 Byron Bancroft John-so- n, founder of American Baseball league. Dr. Georg A. Dorsey, anthropologist, in New York. April 1 Maclya Arbuckls, stag end screen star. April 4 Nicholas Longworth, speaker of th natloaal house of representatives. May 4 Georgs, F. Baker of New York, America's richest banker. May 4 Dr. Albert A. Mlchelson, eminent scientist In Pasadena, Cel it MeV 14 Walter A, publisher of Chicago DallyStrong, News. May 11 Eugene Yayt violinist In Brussels, Belgium. May 14 David Belas co, dean of theatrical producers. May 44 Congressman C. A. Moo-us- y, of Cleveland. Ohio. Jun 4 Mortimer L Bchlff, New York banker and philanthropist Jun 4 John I- - Stoddard, American author and travel lecturer. Jun 14 Miss Aana Adams Gordon, former president of World W. C, T U. Juno 10 Ralph Booth, American minister to Denmark. Jun 45 Alfred Aloyslus Smith ("Trader ITHorn"), In London. Wilbur C. Whitshsad, Jun bridge whist authority. July 1 Mlsa Alice M. Robertson, former congresswoman from Oklahoma. July I Dr. 8tepha M. Babcock of University of Wiaoonsln, inventor of th milk test July 4 Georgs B. Graham of Pennsylvania, oldest member of July T John Brlsben Walker, soldier, business man, writer and mag-asieditor. In Brooklyn. July 4 John I A anew, mining magnate, at Copper Cliff, Ont R. L Henry, former congressman from Texas, In Houston. - July 14 Repress qtatlvs C, G. Edwards of Georgia July It Congressman Baa CL Ma)or of Missouri. Aug. Star, Chicago attorney and author Aug. ll Rev. Peter- J. OCallaghau of Chicago, president of Cathollo Total Abstinence Union of America Aug. 44 Frank Harris, author, in Nice, FrAnca Aug. II Alfred P. Dennis, member of tariff commission. Aug. II Sir Hall Cains, English author, Sept 14 F. W. Lehmann of Bt Louts, former Unltsd States solicitor general. Sept 14 J. F. Nugeat former senator from Idaho. CoL Zack Mulhalt Oklahoma pioneer and showman. Sept. 14 Dr. David Starr Jordan, chanoellor emeritus of Stanford university. Sept. 34 Sir William Orpen, BritWolhslm, fa. All Winter JLorj Alihnferesmsl Desert laeat ssmawsrt" stsmolemdlsisls wiuaiaeney Boys --dew Worth slghh dry imdqoretisq rnrMPfininr rTjhLT1 Write , PALSI SPRINGS CmUUmlm ad-wi- Lrrinf Characters Used on Ancient Chessboard -- eoa-gra- The Hoghol emperors of India ear rled ont tome strange plans in connection with their domestic life, and a visitor to the famous fort In Agra will be able to see aome of the beautiful building need xi part ef the aenenfi. One of the most Interesting featnree la the open space In the center of the fort, known ea the Anjuri Thle apace U divided Into Bagh. many squares, marked off by marble elaba, and covered with green grass. There art broad marble causeways between the separate blocka It in generally believed that the Uoghul emperor used these aa chew-boarand the pieces" need In the game were young slaves, who changed their poeitlon according to the directions of tho players, who would be seated In one ef the marble pavilions; The game played in those dayi did not ' correspond with the modern cheat, but waa known aa pacheaL The alia of tho Anjuri Bagh la about 280 feet eqnare. ' d . 4 c:;:.y ycly eu:acee laTMsCu? cfTea! I lateetleel meeeeeesf esses Wkee the eyeteae paMalWatakn. mek yean-- tf s liesma Easy eup dee, faertul S Tee. IteeSeeeeeia seeaipt fleam Sat SectteSly aeMela. Tha beeetaeweealeha fraa yeaf aaaei MMMck. GertMg Tea te tbeeeasbly ss. binalmeaStbeear, way e flash na ' 1 paail tana. an AiganNW GARFIELD) ' tTEAjdS I-- - ish srtlxt Oct 4 Dwight W. Morrow, senator fromT New Jersey. Daniel Chester French, Oct American erulptor. Oct 11 Fleming H. Revell of New Tork, publisher. Oct It Dr. H. B. Learned, hisStanford university. torian, at Oct 14 W. H. Williams, president of Wabash railway. Oct 14 Charles W. Murphy, former ' owner of Chicago National Leagus 11Ball club. Thomas A. Edison la Oct West Orange, N. J. cartoon- New Freexiag Process Utilizing Intense cold at CO degrees below aero, a procesa has been perfected by which perishable foods are frozen so that they retain their original fresh flavor and texture for months in a froaen atat Heath seafoods, poultry, vegetables and fruits art processed by the new method. According to Clarence g inventor, tho Birdseye, foods are frozen so quickly that no harmful chemical or organle change can take place, in .them, . i. . quick-freezin- WE CAN SELL i AT GOOD FKXCZg 600 horaea and mules every Monday after January 1st, any kind, any age, vw nil Bv pm rw bpiibibimi COLORADO HOBS Btecfc VarSs i MULB CO. A Severe Teel i Howls Mrs. My husband says he t : Aus' 4 has knocked eff cussing for good. Fletcher Hale, congressOct Urx. el pe And do you think ho I man from New Hampshire Oct 34 C. F. D. Beldsn, librarian wUl hold ont? of Boston Public library end presiMra. Howie Well, we will see how ; dent of American Library associa- he ) gets by thle month'a gas blll tion. Oct 35 Charles A. Comtsksy, New Bedford Standard. j owner of Chicago Whit Sox ball club. Ronald W. Boydsn, American According tn Precedent member of th Hague court Oct. 36 Ochs Oakes, editor of Sllttendorf I Invented B bettor rat Current History, tn New York, ' Oct 38 John M. Bowmen, presi- trap; hotel cor dent of Bowman-BUtmWhata your next Plffenpoof poratlon. 1 Nov. Mandelbaum, move? Seymour Baltimore philanthropist Sllttendorf To a cabin ia tho Nov. 5 C. A. Gresthouss ef Indiof course. woods, naDemocratic ana, secretary of tional committee. ? Prof. O. E. Rolvaag, novelist and Th Newlywed Hair educator,4 at North field: Minn. Mother When the baby start cryNov. Senator T. H. Caraway of Arkansas. like that its a sure sign he 1 Henry K. Wurabach, only Repub' ing . . lican congressman from Texas. teething. Nov. 7 Richard T. Crane, Jr- - of reccan you Oh, dear, Daughter Chicago, prealdent of Crane com- ommend a good dentist?' pany. 6 Col. Isaac N. Lewis, inNov. ventor of machine gun, la Hoboken, N. J. Liquid Air Production Nov. IT Edward Simmons, Amir About 800 cubic feet of air at er ? lean painter. In Baltimore. A. J. Wimple, corn developrt ia dinary temperature and pressure are ' Centerville, 8. D. Nov. 31 Dr. Sam Small editor and required to produce one cuble foot In Atlanta, Oa. evangelist of liquid air. ; Nov. 34 Lou la Loucheur, French statesman. Nov. 44 Former Gov. A1 Taylor AO men are bom equal, and when Of Tennessee. Nov. 17 Robert Ames, American l hey die they reach the same state ' actor. Hoke Smith, former cabinet mem- again. At14 in senator and Athletics governor, Bept. Philadelphia ber, won American league pennarL lanta, Ga. Nov. 40 Henry Walters, railway Sept. 14 St. Louis Cardinals woa National league pennant. magnate. In New York. Dr. K. G. Matheson, prasldent of KILL COLD GERf.: Sept. 14 Tom Creavv won th Drexel institute, Philadelphia. professional golf championship. Daniel Sullivan, multimillionaire Santa Paula team of Argentina won American open polo title. banker of San Antonio, Tex. vetJ. J. Hattstaedt of Chicago, Sept. 34 Helen Hicks jron womeducator. en's golf championship, defeating eran musical Deo. 1 W. O. Shepard, Methodist Mra. Glenna Collett Vara. of 14 Mediterranean area, In St Louis Cardinals woa bishop Oct Faria. world championship. 3 A. H. Deo. Coekburn, govern Oct 11 Jack Sharkey whipped ment gun expert, at Watervliet, N.Y. Pritno Camera In Brooklyn. Clears heacf instantly. Dec. 4 Vincent D'lndy, French Oct 34 Nova Scotia boat Blue-nwon Atlantic flaking fleet trooomposer, ; Stop cold sprerdir Dec. 4 J. F. Jelke, philanthropist phy permanently. in Chicago. and manufacturer, Broulllard won weOct ll-l- eu H. Sprinkle your oil la F. Bedford, magnate, lterweight title from Jack ThompNew York. son. handkerchief during t" Charles Mac Vet! Kb. former Amerof - Tunis Oct 34 Young Psr woa flyweight title from Frankie ican ambassador to Japan. your pillow ct nr Deo. 4 Vachell Lindsay, AmerGenaro of New York In Paris. Nov. 3 Lewis out wrest led Zbytako ican poet. In Springfield, ill. fence H. Howard, - steel Dec. la Chicago and won world till. Mas-trNov. 4 Battallno beat Earl o magnate.T In Boston. C. Hupp, automobile R. McKesson In Chicago, retaining feather-weig-ht Dee. title manufacturer, in Detroit PRODUCT war Nov. 30 Cansoneri defeated Kid Dee. 4 Antonio Salandra, Chocolate In New York. of Italy. premier Nov. 31 In football Yale defeated Dee. 14 Former Cardinal Louis Harvard, and University of Southern Billot at Arrlcia, Italy. W. N. U, Salt Lake City, Ne, California beat Notre Dam. (0 by Westera Newspaper Union.) Oct 30 W. A. Roger, Oct 31 Arthur Bcbnltslsr, and novelist trian dramatist 33 ist ' - I J or - 1 cham-plonsh- ip. oa P ' .. ! 3 j SC2 |