| Show ' '' ' ' THK OGrDEN u - ' WOMEN WANT DISPUTE MANY FORMER FEUDIST— 15 SHUWMA1N — SMOKING GAR ORIGIN Wealth REVOLT Prison in Made He Bring SKYSCRAPER Things TtFRT JN — fAPl — German rail - f- - road authorities are considering the abolition of traveling com "ior xaaies partments designed Much Too ' Entirely only" Credit prolnnorerl observation has con vinced them that women are HARRISBURG Pa — (AP) — more and more dispos3d to shun The' New England Yankee is giv the company of their own sex Horses in Loop District of Illinois Metropolis VSMW-il-S-- v " 9 o jw texxN 1 By GORDON M SESSION'S CHICAGO — (AP) —"Under the x - - The increasing ntirelv too much credit for while traveling of women who smoke the Revolutionary war to the number the question of detriment or tne colonists oi has also raised number of nonThis in the opin curtailing the Pennsylvania ion of the Dauphin county histor smoking compartments ical society which has been studying old records and early historv of this section of the DIE state "SPIRIT "OF '76' Th "Snirit of '76" has been fostered in Pennsylvania as early 17(53 the Rocietv declares and f further asserts that in 1769 six years before the opening or the war Pennsylvania colonists man OT A ATTTTiT? T Ofnn — (APV ifested the spirit of rebellion to When planting a tree— take care the extent of capturing an Eng- that- the roots extend radiauy lish fort in America the first to and esnciailv that none is laid be taken by colonists in tnis accidentally so that it may circle country the base of the tree In 1763 the society says the Thia ndvice comes from the colonists formed a raiding gang Bartlett Research laboratories of to stop the New York where it is announced the "Paxton Boys attacks n their frontier homes that trees occasionally "commit by th© Indians alter tne yuaker suicide" because of the encircling government refused to take ac- root position tion The raiders eventually took this self destruction matters into their own hands and F Describing A Bartlett founder of the descended upon the Uonestogo laboratories says: Indians In Lancaster county and "Trees commit suicide by windThe gov- ing their roots about their killed them ruthlessly stems ernment swiftly punished them usually just below the surface of which resulted in a larger Dana the ground and gradually stranan the Lancaster gling their own life blood descending prison to kill the remaining is particu''The swamp who had taken refuge larly prone to maple self destruction there and then marching on although the practice may occur Philadelphia the seat of govern- in all species including ment where bloodshed was avert the nearly orchard trees and forest ed through the influence of BenmSples particularly "Norway jamin Franklin apt transplanted ones are more trees TAKES IP ARMS than to themselves injure Tn 176 5 the Pennsvlvanians growing in their natural state A again took arms against the Engi normal tree has buttressed roots lish government in order to nau radially In all directions the activities of traders from running tree As the grows the buttresses Encrlish forts who supplied arms become more pronounced The ammunition and whisky to ma yearly growth of annular cells py Indians Angered rauding the imprisonBritish reprisals ment of many of their number rising resulting in the capture fort in America the colonists surrounded Fort of an English Loudon and forced their release when Port Bedford was taken Four years later similar cir After they freed the Imprisoned cumstances caused another up- - Colonists tne attacners aeparieu I ?-S I ' " "ww( ?im— ''"www""'" v -- J V- STRANGULATION r- I narrow and easier in Wrrt and alleys thev don't csot any- For fh)n! to start and stop doesn't which require hauling long distances or high speed the good old horso will always have it nn tho ntitornobile" ThA Kmilhv had to talk loudly at times because of the rumbling of motor trucks through tne alley made it difficult to hear his reminiscences- of days- when sturdy eotDie-stnnp- s draft horses beat against fhat knew no stop lights "This has been the only blacksmith shop- - in the loop for 32 vMrs " h a recalled ''Before that the city used this stable for its Then fire and police horses' bisrsrer place and I a thpv trot Tnnvr! - in " Tac-4Ip"re members when high horses priced saddle and coach from the Gold Coast —once theexclusive residence district of Chicago — --were regularly f itted out with deft handiwork of the black smith's trade FANCY JOB "Tfs nuite a fancy job to shoe a saddle horse" he explained "JEach shod has to be weighed and it mustn't weigh more than eight ounces If the shoes aren't light enough the horse is likely to kick his shins or go lame A dratft horse is - different — r the heavier the shoes- the better He and' flops them just lifts his feet down again so you don't have to be so sareful With that kind V Kv : 1) Hill anil liis traclinff art show arc pictured here 4re fashioned the! exhibits while in prison for helping ehoot tip a court room at llillsvHle Ya 16 years ago :J$mk:4 Sidna Allen - i By NFL " i M$x m GIVES CAR AWAY AFTER FAILING TEST Conn— (AP)--Wh- at's the car if you cait't drive? Might as well give it away huh? Because this was the philosophy of one impulsive young woman another a Winsted schocl teacher is now driving to work daily The girl whose name Is withheld failed three times to pass tests which would entitle her to a driving license After the third failure her disgust prompted a decision s She stormed the car at the nearest house and gave it to to her ttje girl who responded "teacher the school ring It was who had never been able to af ford a car of owning a new BOASTS OF BIG FASCIST CROP £ s '? - f - § £wjwWmvWi-- - I- - a il 1 il Con-ostog- v ' &tGyrm !' & V cS-- 4 who appear interested in helping He him succeed in his venture hn been back to Carroll county srpne o t his troubles since his re lease from prison but with his wife makes his home in Leaksvilre Knrth Carolina Allen despite his 61 years is robust and in the best of health There is nothintr in hi3 appearance to indicate the fierce passion that blurst forth in the court house at vtnisville manv vears ago when old ringleader of Floyd Allen the Allen Clan or Allen uang snui fled to hi3 feet and growled "I ain't er goin'" as Clerk Dexter uoau finished reading the verdict oi tne jury sentencing him to the peni of handicraft Taglie's shop normally takes care of 12 to 14 horses a day ' Service - of work" v §--! got finger which 16 years ago Sidna Allen into trouble has beend cultivated and refined by prison-gaineeducation to achieve for him a sort of artistic eminence — and financial eminence also! From a mountain feudist whose gun drlw blood in the mountains ot Cnfr county Va and participated" in a gory scene in the courthouse at Hillsville Allen has been changed into something! approximating an esthete Behihd prison bars- the famed mountaineer learned to apply his facile rlgrht finger to something better than a shot- gun He learned to maKe curious Intricate and even artistic articles i WINS TED use fc 1 airways mz HOUSES "There ' will always be horses in the loop" Ed declares confi"They can turn around dently v TRAVELING SHOWMAN When he was given his liberty through a governor's clemencycrea-he gathered together his many tions kind became a merchant of the world He left the prison penniless but for his dole Now he has won his way to independence and is on his way to luxury He now ' goes about in a large motor van which attracts crowds by flaunting a sign which reads: COME AND SEE SIDNA ALLEN of Hillsville Ya Court House Tragedy HIS WONDERFUL WORK OF ART So popular has Allen found his show that in Louisa Va the other day he was forced to negotiate with the owner of a motion picture theatre for the use of the building He couldn t accommodate in tne van all the customers who wanted to see the products off his EVERYBODY'S KIND' The van Allen ordinarily uses Is complete even to beds for himself and the young man who accom panies him on his tours) Wherever he goes Allen said he is received kindly by people ! ft otw Ewy olcXsc £J ' ymwr n procvd tentiary KILLED THE JUDGE "Old Man" Floyd - Alleri Sidna Allen Sidna Edwards Wesley Ed wards and several others or tne "clan" produced revolvers and oththe er firearms and "shot-up- " who courtroom Judge Massey was presiding fell dead with a bullet In his heart and several others court attaches and spectators were either instantly killed or desperately maimed Despite his expressed determination "Old Man" Floyd Allen did go to the penitentiary and to the electric chair as did another member of the Allen gang The others including Sidna Allen got varying sentences - : cliool NIgli' Ogden Senior High School Begins Thursday October 4 English Auto Mechanics Spanish Algebra Geometry Chemistry Cabinet Work American History Mechanical Drawing Commercial Law Commercial Subjects Public Speaking Domestic Art Domestic Science Penmanship M CLASSES "WILL MEET EACH MONDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS 7:30 P FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PHONEi457 MOKE to choose-fr- of nswtc cod Tfio tavorteo ot two coatlOLoata 1 i — so-call- ed 3o MrfortiMraco lo Loatfoo hnt Tou Panatropes Radio Records rd tlM Cici Capital of kumpo CHAS P WILUAMS Mmmoot 66H Woman Av Chle-oU- PHOHC s Panatrope-Radwla- IL FltT NONUM 3524 MUSIC LOVERS NOTICE Don't fail to hear the World Famous Williams Jubilee Singers First Baptist church 25th sjtreet and appearing in concert Jefferson avenue Tuesday ucto&er z at p m Bt-th- e General Admission 50c Reserved Scats 75c HEAR y Edwin GpVo Po Morrow P M i Real Issues of Campaign Will Be Presented By a Splendid Speaker SPECIAL MUSIC I1 ' " V "r Brunswick Radio Model 3K3L A highly perfected set control Operates Single-dicompletely from light socket Brunswick Model "A" speaker is of type with is unThis set titer output the greatest musiquestionably cal value of its kind Price 4115 less tubes Speaker 35 -- electro-magnet- are you thinking of buying for home A radio? 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