Show THE QGDEH STAND FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 2 1928 PLOTS MURDER-- i POLISH SIIAIV AROUSES WHEN IN JAIL FRONTS DESERT II TULSA Okla Nov 2— FURIOUS ANGER (UI)--- Churchman Resents 'Insult Tacked On "'Letter Byt Secretary " GLASGOW Scotland Nov 2 CAP) — George Bernard Shaw has stirred the Rev II- - S McClelland president of the Literary society of W K Hale known as the "king of the Osage" plotted the death of his nephew- Ernest Burkhardt while held In' jail on a murder charge affidavits by four persons introduced in federal court here charged Hale Is now attempting to secure his release on bond from the Osage county Jail pending hearing of his motion for a new trial in connection with the killing of Ilenry ' Roan an Osage Indian The affidavits charging Hale with plotting the death of Burk-harwere made by Hulph M Washburn and Matt Williams both of Pawhuska and by Mr and Mrs Harry Cortee of Airfa?I Washburn said that Hale told him while in Jail that he did not want Burkhardt killed 'near here but afjicr he got acrocs the Mexican border he didn't care what happened to him Trinity church to furious ang-eIt appears that the society asked the noted author to give them a lecture and beneath his usual printed note announcing that he does not open exhibitions rior speak at public dinners or similar functions his secretary wrote: "Mr Shaw is inexorable and he advioea you to keep th40 guineas you offer for some youngr man who needn them" This aroused the Rev Mr McClelland and wrote to n Mr Shaw and mentioned public men who had been welcomed to the society's platform Then h© continued: "You have a perfect right to say that you have not time to come though I find that statement hard iw ucub 15 iiuiu cv J nail miu c v GIVE dently finds plenty of time to bask for hours almost naked on a raft on a sunny beach of the Riviera and can spend whole evenings with NEW YORK Nov 2 — (AP) — a famous Yankee pugilist who The New York Times today says seeks to worship at the Shavian that according to reports in Wall ehrine street John J Raskob who re"What you had no right to doj signed as chairman of the finance was to accompany your refusal with committee of General Motors to a gratlutous and typically insolent accept the chairmanship of the piece of advice to our "secretary Democratic national committee that w© should keep our guineas does not intend to resume that post for other men who need them after the election more" Whether he intends to give up He concluded by declaring that his post on the board of directors Arnold Bennett Kipling1 Gals- and his vice presidency could not worthy Wallace and Wells were be learned the Times says He reasked to address the society and tained those positions when he readds: "But the replies 'of these tired from the finance chairmanmen each of them of international ship The Times says it is reported that he Intends to sever all conreputation have shown mo what your answer utterly failed to re- nections with the company and his veal — that it is possible to be both resignation will be submitted to the a genius and a gentleman' directors next Thursday When Mr Raskob resigned from his position with General Motors TWO RATS SOUGHT Alfred P Sloan Jr the president EDMONTON Alberta Nov 2 — wrote him a cordial letter which (AP) — The city fathers are eo per- expressed the hope that when the turbed that 'two rats escaped from campaign was over Mr Raskob a car of lumber into rodent-fre- e would return Mr Sloan and othEdmonton that J reward has been ers of the directors have expressed offered for each one dead or alive their eupport of Mr Hoover dt Well-know- - RASKOB WILL -- UP POST -' i- 5- - FRUITS and VEGETABLES SPINACH pod CARROTS W££: I"? PARSNIPS Tpourdf cabbage LETTUCE 3 MP3an seh h"d Lena Graham 173 W!T t::l iy2c 5c or 10c' 5c each and ports Poland is building out of hand a gret port and a city in of the Balticjgea the desert s&nfls ' coast al mouth of the the Danzig yistula-rol&nd's Rhine— has always bfeen "he natural port o£ Poland even though It was in German terr tory After the World war Poland wanted this gateway Ity foit her own but the treaty of Versailles compromised the Issue by makjuig Danzig a free city with government I GAYl SKA OUTLET At th same time the treaty gave Poland i!a se4 outlet of its own 88 miles o sanjl dunes along the Baltic extending between Danzig ter"frontier to ritory aind the German the noiitheas: Fifty-on- e miles ol this lieis along the shore of the Gulf of Danzig the National Geographic socifety reports while 37 miles fronts !the open eea A point about midway along the Polish igulf coast was chosen as a site for the pjort and city which are called Gdynifj For the eight years during which Poland has been in front possession ofl her salt-watage virtually! 'all of her energy and money javallAble to develop the new territory has been devoted to the creation jof Gdynia Only recently has spe been able to turn her attfcntlon to the little strip that fropts the open sea PPEN SEA COAST The maintaining of the open sea coast in! very idifficult as the Baltic sea continuously attacks the sandy shore belonging to Poland-whiches to lbe fortified artificially In the beginning tho government sowed ejpecial grass then pine trees were planted! then came special constructions J In reinforced concrete In plftces wherg the banks have beien so ifeihforced private initiative built several summer resorts which IJe plctjuresqucly in view ot beautifijl wo6ds with extremely high flris The government has already started to build a motor car road along th shore Beginning at the GermarjL frontier it is to extend tcj the erid of the Hel peninsula fljhis hiihway will bo paralleled by a railwty line j i TO K 171 LD PORT It is ialso proposed to build on the opeh sea hore a little fishing port: foir thoufrh the bulk of fish-ini- ? is dbne by Polish fishermen off that of the coast: they have pdrjtion—— — brussel sprouts pPeund PARSLEYpound WHITE WINTER Z'' Vi'jthe-- J 37-mi- i i b 1-l- b 1-- lb Y2-l- b) Sweet f Bran! 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JUST 75 SACKS 80c James : Idj 5c POTATOES : NO PHONE ORDERS 20c I RADIS& — i 10c : 2 Particular rade 10c tuch GIVEN TO IDAHO BOISE Nov - Made for I 25c ' -- starting at 9:45 a m trans-continent- al use of schools and highways ± 'iisWflL'''Zr'l''?ir:''!iOc SWEET POTATOES Tm"drsret5' GREEN ONIONS 5buneh TURNIPS AND CARROTS - ' arrived late yesterday and! had planned to continue to Cheyenne Wyo today but pave up hope of British and American troops in China have caused a decided increase in shipments of ice cream to Shanghai from Vancouver' cast flying Twentv-fourt- h White Swan 15c 15c 10c FOREST FUNDS fourth of the income from the na- WEATHER DELAYS tional forests in the state" and FLIGHT OF YOUTH marked an increase of $33000 over 19 27 The money the income for SALT LAKIt Nov 2 — (UP) — will be distributed to the counties Adverse weather caused postponein proportion to the area of forest ment today of the resumption of within their boundaries It is for Richard 13 James' share n the national forest Income was lieu paid to the state today in a lu cjjuj Aiiuiuajj chcck'for $169705 a someone had jjuiii that padlock: pried Ignor(AP)— WASjinNTON— The payment represented one- ing geacrraphic forces whlcjj are from a dqor to her home while responsible for the growth of most " i - la Builclirig Great City In j WOMAN REPORTS HOME ROBBERY Sa nds Near Shore o f Baltic R she was absent and had taken the following- articles: An overcoat a string1 of beads a 22 calibre rifle and six dollars in coin Detectives C E" Noble and C Iv Keeter investigated The little fishifls port of Hel t the end of the peninsula is by lit on' the bay side The new f Ishinp port will be built at the mouth ot the river Piasnica in the village lof Dembki a few yards from the Oerman frontier no refugre there PORT ARD-EXAMINil- $150 valuej Trunks Trunks 'rr il-- : llCking Feather-proo- f New Crepe Z"' wd7r' WM I $995 16c §100 $100 §198 §795 §249 §319 §149 1 'fill ?1W §179 j9c 22c §1995 §2375 35c 25c 25c 50c j29c Odorono 19c 19c j L!j39i f Persian Hair Oil V Colgate's Bandcline Cutex Polish Kit 60c Dapett & RamsdelFs : 49c 25c Cold Cream Remover I 19c r 47c 60c Syrup of Figs 10c Pahnoiive Soap 4 for : 25c 37c 50c Pebeco Toothpaste Assortment of Sample Compacts With Chain Prices 35c to S395 i 1 j j C: r Women's 'small sizes' $750 and 1 ' Women's silk i P LUHUlIiailUilS good quality 'CmI Women's $1500 values Girls and Misses' LUdld 5300 values Girls and Women's Sport Jersey nA §1050 I §100 ! j §7:95 05 A $595 |