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Show MARRIED TWELVE YEARS BEFORE BABY CAME M 1 1 1 1 NO NOUNOTHK rum ano mechanic WOLO JAFANCtC OUCITION It cnd WlACLKIt AirORT BRINC8 ELECTION SUNDAY'S LEFT SWING TO POLITICAL FENDULEM DUCUt-tC- AT tAN fftANCIICO MtCT. INO Of COMMf ItCIAL CLUB! CUdly Recommend! LydU & PinUumt VegeUUo Compound Mwui i Mi llilnf Cordova, Liv4 tk "Nsra" rf r a o. i Whti owuid AtVa Voting BHngg Mad Ofiagata la C'avalandl Canvtntion DkImi Na 01 Isas 8a Cm Affairs ki4 Nacaa Waiting Half Ras-g- taping death after crashing aralntl and cnv mountain pok to a f ka former flat' pltly wrecking plan Frattl, ana of Ik four Uni-trSutra army glut anrlrrling ati rrulacr, Major Frank L. Martin and Kla markanir. Fuff Frrgrant Alva A Jlarvajr, ara al Fort Muller, 100 mitral treat of Otlgr.lk, Alaaka, n Ika AUa. la peninsula, according to a wirct mroif rrcrivrd bera from thai feint via. SL Paul bland. Tba two American aviators, wka amergej unscathed from tha apllnt-raj parts of tka piano on tko mourn Ulna Ida, warn forrnd down ono bout and a half after lravlrtk Chignik for Dutch Ilnrbor, Unalaaka IdaMi shortly brforo noon, April 30, to ra join their tbreo rompanlona. They rescued a faw of tbelr records arwi food rations from tbo drbrls andualr power to mart ef th defeat ef th In the parliamentary Tl LOCATION OP CITY It I0CAL FOR UNIVER4ITY OECLARE8 HEAD ARMY AIRMEN TO CAIN UNLESS REPUBLICANS FIGHT EXPERIENCE ACT IT WILL LOOSE prut-- 1 y Salt Lake City. Salt Lako ia In line to become one of the largest air training centers in the west, nnd.lt I P0111 lh,t wUhin lh nert year th,t Ur .un,t of th UnI ted States army nlr service with planes will be located here, according to Lieutenant Colonel William E. Gilmore, Ninth corps area servicn officer, who has been n visitor in Salt Lake conferring with Colonel Thomas M. Anderson, chief of staff of the One Hundred Fourth division, and Lieutenant II. II. George, air aervice officer, in regard to the location of a Bonus Bill Back to Coolldgo The soldier bonus Washington, bill ban been returned to the White House after study by the budget 's bureau, treasury department nnd bureau. President Coolidge probably will announce bis action on the measure early next week. vet-eran- Cuban Rebels Quit New York, consul The Cuban In New York announced he general bad received from the Cuban consul information general in Washington that 2000 rebels in the Santa Clara province had surrendered. Tractor Washington, Bill Favored The Iteeee bill the war department to allot 1500 tractors and 4000 motor trucks now in its possession, but not in active use, to the various states for use in road construction, reported by the house committee. was favorably military affairs Waldorf-Astoria on Fire New York, Fire In the Waldorf-Astori- a hotel last week sent scores of guests scurrying Into Fifth avenue to the building and caused damage The estimated at $25,000. flames were confined to a subbasement. Radio Phenomena Will Investigate Schenectady, N. Y. A large experimental radio station will soon be erected at the Central Electric company for a more complete investigation of radio phenomena, according to an announcement made here. It is understood that the cost of the plant will he approximately $150,000 and it will be located on land recently acquired here. The company will build a powerhouse capable of delivering high power at various frequencies. New York. Dr. Nicholon Murray Butler, president of Columbia university and a delegate to tho Republican national convention in Cleveland next month, has coma out squarely for tha insertion of an antiprohlbl-lio- n plank in tha 1924 G. O. P. plat, form. Hie declaration that hio party must taka that step as "tha only way to get back to aound constitutional gov eminent" is tho latest phase of the nationwide controversy he stirred up ten days ago when, in a speech before the New York members of the Mis. aouri society, he launched a vigorous attack on the Volstead act, the eighteenth amendment and liquor law enforcement generally. Tha Columbia president, in a state, ment Thursday, added that tha Republican party stood in danger of losing eleven states in the coming presidential election if it did not taka decisive stand against the existing prohibition situation. Should the G. O. P. fail to taka a field After a careful inspection of the partly finished field at Fort Doug las and the Woodward field west of the state fair grounds, it was decided to use the latter. So the hangar nt the fort will be moved to the Wood ward field, and two new De d planet will be sent here, giving the Three Hundred Twenty-nint- h ob aervation squadron, which is part of platform stand against existing pro. the local division and commanded by hibition conitions, Dr. Butler said, it Captain La Mar Nelson, three large was threatened with the loss of llinois, Missouri, Delaware, planes for training purposes. New ! ideal for air ser- New This Pennsylvania, section Jersey, working basis I 12 Purpose.," ..id Colonel York, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, ber the board ord.recra of the winter Connecticut and Massachusetts. Although ter organization agreed to a Joint con - I Gilmore. The only way to get back to hazard- weather makes rather flying ference toon to formulate a plan to sound constitutional government is to it men emerthe for ous, all prepares enlist tho aid of the chamber in the gencies in case of hostilities. This root out tha chief causes of the existfight against the Insect pest lawlessness, Dr. Butler said. It. Goodwin Ithctt, Charleston. S. kind of training cannot be had by ingThis can be accomplished only by reserve officers other the at training C banker, presided nt a group con. fields a declaration on prohibition in the which are Ninth of the part on ference immigration which was ex. national platform. on corps area. pected to frame n resolution If congress docs not appropriate Burns Resigns Federal Place Japanese exclusion. The same issue William J. Burns, Washington, was touched upon in the foreign trad money in the near future to provide new and a storm for whose have activities hem equipment where several group meeting, speakthe air service, we shall soon have center in several senate investigations ers expressed approval of President in which to fly, said Colonel has resigned as chief of the justlee Coolldges attitude In the seeking of nothing Gillmore in addressing the Associa- department's bureau of investigation. n compromise solution which woulu tion of the Army of the United Selected for the post three years ago avoid affront to n friendly nation. States at the Hotel Utah. by Attorney General Daugherty, the Ilavr-Lan- Arur ur do-rile- Wis-consi- n, - 1 Colonel Gillmore, who spoke on the famous detective has borne the brunt of much of the criticism leveled at the administration of the chief he now follows into retirement Burn's laid before Atletter of resignation torney General Stone, asked that bis retirement from office lie effective Immediately. The res'gnation was accepted by the attorney general on those terms. of the air service. Unless more Bathing Review Shocks Women funds are provided at once, Colonel Atlantic City, N. J. Bathing girl Gillmore remarked, the flying equip, revues are reand beauty parades on Stefansson ment of the army will very soon be Way to Australia garded as Immodest by the New JerSan Francisco. Vilhjalmar Stefan.! reduced to junk. of Women's State Federation sey an I'he speaker emphasized the point Clubs, which, in annual son, who, after winning fame as convention Arctic explorer, delivered a number that neglect of the air service is fa- hese gassed a resolution referring to of lectures denying the popular idea tal to a sound policy of national de- Atlantic Citys fall pageant without of a barren northland, is enroute to fense, as success in modem warfare The resolot'on will be It. naming Australia, where he hopes to gain is in a large degree dependent upon sent to the General Federal!- n of Woevidence exploding generally held re- communication between the different mens Clubs, meeting In Los Angeles garding the aridity of the interior components of an army, and this is In June for indorsement. The resocontinent of that impossible without an efficient air lution asked the women of the United force. River Allotment States to wage a concerted campaign The Washington. army engineer promiscuous displays against such f beauty. Omaha Leader Dies corps has announced an allotment or $20,000 from current river and harOmitlm, Neb., John C. Wharton, 74, Camfield Is Hanged bor funds for work on the Sacramenformer postmaster of Omaha, long a Welland, Ont., Wlll'am Albert to river, California. member of the national Republican that las tmfield, who confessed committee finance committee, and a Christmas day be murdered Alnert j. Secretary Works Wife Dead civic lender in Omaha, died of heart Morningstur, a wealthy farmer, then Mrs. Hubert Work, Washington, A native robbed him nnd set fire to his bouse, disease at his home here. wife of the secretary of the interior, of IllincH he from Iowa was hanged in Welland jail. He wits graduated here driv. while died suddenly Friday Wesleyan in 1S74 and came to Omaha-i- the first person to be banged In the ing in an automobile. 1SS8. years. county prison In thirty-si- x Airplane Crash Proves Fatal Kan Francisco, Charles W. C. Deering, 47, son of Charles Deering of Miami, Fin., former head of the Deering Harvester company ts dead here as a result of Injuries said to have been Incurred In an airplane accident last fall. Peering was pilot. Ing a plane which fell at Crissy field He was ad. here, November 19 last. Jutant of the army in the Hawaiian Islands during the war. subject Recent Developments in the Air Service, pointed out that the United States has done practically nothing in the way of constructing modern aircraft sine the close of the World war, only about 200 pursuit planes having been built These, according to the speaker, are being rapidly used up in the routine duties d Its first priemer. '.bought Lyih 11 Mrs. Hart's Case Goes Over Ixs Angeles, Calif. Whether Mrs. Winnlfred Westover Ilart may be permitted to resume her motion picture career despite restrictive provisions of a trust agreement she signed with her actor husband, William S. nart, shortly after they separated will not be decided this year. It developed in superior court here when owing to a crowded calendar, the trial of Mrs. Harts suit to modify the agreement was set for April 10, 1325. llftkhsma Vegetable Com. pound a rd trial, fur If it bad beljwd oUwr. why not met 1 bav takes 3d buttle of (be medicine end m never Without it is tbo bouse. My baby boy am b three yea re old now end 1 cur trots relief from my harry ,f 1 got cm baa troubles like Lire. When ny mine, or any ways like min. I am el weye glad la recommend tb Vegetable that they will ret tbs Compuund Mr. Jog right kind of medicine. Nuvajc. lbs 02, LouUvlll, Neb. canvam of In s reeeot countre-wl- d pure Lasers of Lydta E. Pink hams Vegetal Ompouad, b out of every lid report they were bmfU4 by lu usw fur sale ly drafgisu everyeberw --- J3 . 11 Make Map on Typewriter liven for the dellmte work of tnep making the t)prrrtilng machine may t employed. The tat ing In time and n money by this method at against Inltor atone I ronldcratde. Os rt government work, there moot be completed as speedily poible, tha reduction lu time la erlcomrd. The machine la provided ecUI character. with ninety geological, stat lt leal map amt other scientific work of a similar nature ran be done on one machine. Provision Is made for th use of 123 different style of type. bu-nm- wh-ntltl- e Inert ate Sugar Yield The addition 'of small quantltlee of Iodine So fertilizers has potamduni been found by French scientists to materially tho yield of sugar beet a Larger amounts decrease tho yield of sugar In the becta. It Is thought that the Iodine has an linpoi tant effect on the power of the plants to utilize the energy of the sunlight for the transformation of plunt food Into plant auhstanre. se Those claiming to be in his confidence declare that he would prefer to It may be often that one doesnt resign rather than become a rubber tamp," for a majority with which he praise because so few listen to prnlse. was not In sympathy. War records no longer are a preponderant factor in French politics. Former Minister of the Interior Mal-v- y Is your work wearing you out? Are who was banished during the war you tortured with throbbing backache-f- eel for five years, ia returned to the tired, weak and worn out? Then look to your kidneyat chamber, carrying his ticket with Many occupation! tend to weaken the kidneys. Con-uhim, while General de Castelnau, backache, headaches, dizziness victor of Grand Couronne and the and rheumatic paint result. One sufsavior of Nancy in 1914, was beaten. fers annoying kidney irregularities; feels Andre Marty, communist, imprisoned nervous, irritable and worn out. Dont wait! Use Doan't Fill atimulant for surrendering his ship to the boldiuretic to the kidney. Workers everysheviks in the Black Sea, is electee where recommend Doan't. They should for Seine et Oise, while Jean t, help you, too. Atk your neighbor t grandson of Kari Marx, also An Idaho Case was returned. W. A. Husted, SIS r electrician, Belmont St., Cald-wel- l, Pulitzer Prize Is Awarded Idaho, tyt'JjLAZVi New York, President Nicholas I had In my sharp back j Murray Butler of Columbia university If I stooped has announced that the awards of tha to my on place my back in or several Pulitzer prizes and traveling der to straighten. I waa ao atlir and.v scholarships for 1924 had been mad ore by the advisory board of the school of could mornings v' hardly geis out of bed. A gold medal for the Journalism. After using Doan's Pills the trouble I have and disappeared most disinterested and meritorious had no return or It. public service rendered by an Amerl. can newspaper during the year was PI6o awarded to the New York World in STIMULANT DIURETIC TO THE KIDNEYS connection with '"the exposure of the Co, Mf. Chem, Buffalo. N. Y. Florida peonage evil. The Boston Heralds editorial article, Who Made written t.y Frank W. Coolidge? Buxton, managing editor of the paper, was selected as the work which showed the greatest dearness of style, Clear moral purpose, sound reasoning and Skin to Influence public opinion In power ImbtcJ by Ewryaf the right direction. The prize was of Ce(lfitr Soap In addition, n special prize of $1000 Was given to the widow of the late Frank I. Cobh of the New York World, in recognition of the distinction and Influence of her husbands editorial writing and service. IsYourWorkllard? Lon-que- DOANS Foster-Milbu- Outiicura Loveliness A Healthy FOR OVER ZOO YEARS Woman Changes Confession Los Angelos, Mrs. Margaret Willis, held In jail here charged with mur. ier. following her confession that she killed Dr. Benjamin B. Baldwin believing she was dying recalled the confession and hocused Bert Webster, with whom she had lived of the crime. Volcano Hurls Rocks Rocks weighing fifty 800 feet by an pounds were in the crater of nalemaumau volcano. nilo. Hawaii Noted Editor ts Cal'ed Chicago, Henry Haven Windsor, for more than twenty years editor and publisher of Popular Mechanics, died at his home in Evanston Sunday. He was born in Iown in IS,59 and moved to Chicago in 18S3 after serving as a reporter nnd city editor of the Marshalltown, Ia, Times Republican. He! Is survived by his widow and one son H. 11. Windsor, Jr, who is vice presi- - i dent of the magazine company hud ! I who will carry on the work. haarlem oil has been a world-wid- e remedy for kidney, liver and bladder disorders, rheumatism, lumbago and uric acid conditions. corre'-"- t internal troubles, stimulate vital organs. Three sizes. All druggists. Insist on the original genuine Gold Medal. PBBMEHT - Evelyn Nesbit Quits Thaw Fight Atlantic City, N. J. Tbo Tbnw millions are too much for a working girl to combat. Such was the declaration here of Evelyn .Nesbit, cabaret entertainer in announcing she had to efforts withdrawn ber opposition of Harry K. Thaw to regain bis freedom. He was recently declared sane by a jury in Philadelphia. Miss Nesbit denied that any settlement had been made upon heraelt or upon her on. Bussed. tt and would give newspaper 1 Wtlon, tbs - Stabbed by Sharp Plank, Died Horn Lake, Miss. Simon E. Weth-- j ington, 28, a farmer, met death in an unusual accident here when a sharp plank was driven through his body. Wethington was running after a mule which had gotten loose, when the animals hind foot struck some ends?. The planks with sharpened timber was thrown half poised in the air. Unable to check his speed orj dodge the object, Wethington plunged against it and the plank went through his heart. tlsemat la United Preav Warned Monday. He will probably retain effire until the new chamber ef dipuuw, nhkh ef will hav a majority ef the left wing. Is organised next June Eduord Harriot, leader t f the radical seclallata. Is believed bkeiy t succeed Pulwar, and ArUUJ Bri-anformer premier, may become foreign minister. Paris. Nearly complete returns compile.! at official headquarters how that France, In Sunday's elections, decided on a considerable change In domestic policies and on at least important modifications in tha method ef handling her foreign affairs. Premier Poincare's majority ia the chamber of deputirt waa awrpt away In a violent awing of the political pendulum toward the left and tha blue national, which formed the nucleus ef that majority, was reduced to second rank In the party groups. Official figures, with sixteen districts missing, show the chamber as follows: Opposition, S41; Poincare parties, 227; Opposition ma. Jorlty 111 Tha government claims that firty-ninout of the ISO radicals elected are dissident and will vot with th government In matters of foreign policy. Even If this Is correct, how over, the government will still remain in tha minority. Political observers pointed out that n awing in the balance of the hamber, bringing into power a premier of the left," might affect the tenure of office of President Ifillcrand, who wae a great propon. set of the bloc national in 1919 and SILT LIKE TO IE loUbl but they caatimMNl murk lb MfM.1 hru I read your advr has rvsutt national hi nrmr . south westward. The last authentic report of the sighting of Major Martins plane was n half-hoafter he hopped off at Chignik. A trapper on Lake Chig-ni- k, miles north of the twenty-fiv- e town eaw the flagship flying 400 feet above the frozen waters.' Major Martin left Chignik in such a storm that the other members of the expedition, then waiting for him at Dutch Harbor, had considered it certain that the commanding officer would not fly that day. Northwest galea and anow prevailed. frmal trouble and Imiri by had t Pari, Prctr.lrr I Vi war that h mut rvign AfUr man, hardship. they of codecs.. but by by ln .Hu.trd on reached DP,llllaIlon I . Moller Port tbo aouthrm tip of tbo , , - ... . bay last Wednesday morning, where.. they obUlned food and a warm plae. meat of a government export corpor to sleep. They war utterly exhaust I frm TndVr P""' f;.r seven-daed after ,ru?um, tramp ever weather condiUonn and they rested two days In tbo cabin. Satur Jsrdlne, president of tku Kansas Agricultural He viewed Ike whole day tbo fliers, feeling refreshed in plan as college. on based unsound economic mind and body, walked to tko beach and Its enactment as threaten. and were able to flash the first me, theory to the stability of the entire bust. saga of their safety to tko world, ing after being reported missing teo Bean structure. Th plan would stimulate producdays. tion when th crying need of ngrl. To tbo Ule of Major Martins fate la lean production,' be aald. for which tbo world hae been wait culture It the government Into tha plunges eleven n feature Ing strange days, moat gigantic bualnesa In world his. la contributed by the fact that two and propose a scrip system for tory. men at Port Moller thought last Sun Its oje ration which would mesa flat day evening that they saw a plane money." ten or fifteen miles from Port Moller. James E. Pools, of Chicago, assoBut the place where Major Martin ciate editor of a breeders' Journal, ia hit the mountain apparently ia at n review of the federal stock yards least thirty miles from Port Moller, and administration, emphasis, packer which la twenty miles from the d results by tho Industry as detrl. southern end of tho bay. mental to efficiency and expansion to Major Martin was making hie see and expansion, lie urged ond desperate effort to rejoin his efficiency endorsement of the popular command, which went on without him Morris w merger. when ho descended April 13 between to of the the Iteaponding suggestion Seward and Chignik with a leaking crank case. On departing from Chig. National Bool Weevil Control associanik he turned north Instead of tak- - tion for establishment of cooperative WWCh WCn may. 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