Show f 1 (1 I I T I TIIE SALT'LAKe'tRIBUXE WAR THREAT IN School Youth TREE’ SCENE OF PIONEER JUSTICE DIES ‘HANGMAN’S ORIENT GROWS Trace Hope Rests Upon Treaty League Faces Serious Test limbs are rotting away Around this mammoth tree on the old Jim Singleton homestead south of the city has been written mm h of Walla Walla's early criminal history Its convenient limbs furnished an easy scaffold for bands of enraged farmers miners and others seeking to administer summary Justice on horse thieves hijackers and murders Blind Joe” an Indian probably was the first to dangle from those No one seems to limbs In 1859 (Continued from Page One) OCTOBER 13 1931 iPOLICE SEIZE PrisonBreak Pleads Guilty To High Crime Gives Netv Leg remember what crime caused his demise There was “tollm Jim" a negro rascal Legend aaya he waa hanged one night in April 1865 but It falls to tell why ho waa hanged As cowboys miners vigilantes and farmers held numerous hangings In the region In the late fifties and sixties there probably were many more '’necktie parties" at the foot of this tree but history falls to report them However slnoe 1865 when vigilante actions were first recorded the tree has stood In stalely so far as crime Is U I A WALLA Wash Oft 1 (P) — ' Hangman a tree" a gnarled old cottonwood from the branchea of which a good manv necks have been atretrhed is dead and lta 33 TUESDAY MORNING ry CROWN POINT Ind Oct 12 Swank schoolboy pleaded guilty before Judge Martin Smith today to the murder of Eugene Duckworth and was sentenced to life Imprisonment The youth changed his plea of not guilty immediately after his trial was called Swank who confessed he killed Duckworth while robbing the latter’s filling station and showed indifference to the crime after arrest visibly paled when Judge Smith during his iemarks preceding the sentence mentioned electiocution ‘If all killers were electrocuted" we would have said Judge Smith fewer crimes like the one to which " you pleaded guilty NINE IN RIOT An invitation for the chamber of commerce to send a delegation to the drvmg of the last spike at Bieber Cal on November 10 marking ltaJll Rally completion of the cutoff linking the Communist Western Pacific and Great Northern Disturbance Proxokes railroads was received by the board of governors at its weekly meeting in Wisconsin Monday Plans are being made for a special tram to leave Salt Lake on November 9 carrying a Salt Lake party to the RACINE Wis Oct 12 (PP-FIThe train will arrive at men and a woman were arrested here ceremonies g Bieber in time for the tonight on disorderly conduct charges and leave immediately afterward for as a result of a riot in Monument the return to Salt Lake arriving the square involving some 300 civilians and police during a communist rally following day Julian M Bamberger and Eric W on the eve of a special congressional of members board said the election Ryberg they intended to make the trip and The violence started when Patrol- President H J Plumhof urged that men Wilbur Hansen and Otto Gaut-a- s many other chamber members as sche approached the assemblage and possible accompany the special tram (demanded to see a permit for holding la meeting man An unidentified head low- r chargedT the officer with shuck rrt him patrolman OI with his nightstick and the crowd To Denverite MV-Per- i Kail Invitation DENVER Colo Oct 12 (Ah— Two men escaped from the Denver county jail and Charles Palmer will get a new wooden leg As far apart as that may sound it is very closely related Palmer stumping about on an improvised leg saw and caused the capture of Pete Peterson and W J Beamer Rewards of $50 on each man will go to Palmer ght FAVORS INDETERMINATE TERM has nothing to do and the 1922 treaty ROCHESTER N JY —Approval of in which Japan binds herself to rethe suggestion to give Indeterminate sovand Chinese spect territory sentences to criminals was voiced ereignty W hile means of making formal repMonday by the Rev William Bergan chaplain of the New York state prison resentations are being discussed at Auburn N Y in an address benotes are being exchanged with fore the convention of the National China and Japan by several powers Council of Catholic Men "It’s a fact These in some cases are getting that some men can be reformed bet- eharper and sharper ter m five years than 25” Father Weeks have passed since Japanese and strong pressure secretly on the BRITISH PREMIER Plot on Argentine Bergan explained troops allegedly because of Chinese two governments ‘Whats the use of holding him up until he's an old There is nothing any one really I EALrS 1 U dlLx EKS hostility spread famvive out from the Two Arrests di-man and then turning him out when Brings right of way of the South Manchuria can do about it except through Kel-- i1 he is antagonistic to all society railwav which Japan owns and is plomacy One main hope is the stu1828 from One) school Pass with (Continued high iogg tieaty binding its signatories Theies no doubt that we experience authorized to guard with soldiers sueBdroruard of police officeis Bl'ENOS AIRES Oct 12 (P)— Two' mabeen waves of public hysteria to which not to go to war There is no Two Manchurian towns have lar£j A whuh lie has been subjected sipcc he men were under arrest today 'in on and was it plain clothes ran to the assistance the judges aie not immune and in bombed bv Japanese armv planes f chinery f)r 'Invoking it the charge of complicity in what police ac jormc(j (he ndtional 1 Mon’ officers wielding of their fellow ® ® those periods many unjust sen'ences that Chinese fired fortunate that th league council prime minister with government eloto Proa was representations said and assassinate plot passion Increase of KSLs power from 5000 nightsticks dav at the school are imposed ” cy reconnoitered happened to be meeting when the qUenre that roused bursts of opon them as Uriburu Jose President to 50 000 watts in compliance with Several of the participants in the Fast high school has 1538 and South These planes were flvmg way out dispute first got bad Otherwise the plause dedared his loyalty to his Thev were Ramon Arias described HELPS NEEDY permission recently granted by the disorder were cut and bruised seof the railway zone in one case 50 United States might have had to cause of labor 'as a chauffeur to a former minister high 1450 students federal radio commission will serve verely enough to w arrant medical atcourt a Japanese rebuke by acting PHILADELPHIA — E d w a miles 1 haven’t changed a single lota of of public works and his brother KING LAYS 5c unite the intermountam empire tention to to tooth alone call this attention PLANS mv principles" he declared Spike" Jose who was said to be a Cuban Howard Philadelphia t0in closer China Threatens War bonds of common interest ' The meeting which police disrupton good will less treatv man” blood for a ong gave CI VFR China threatens to declare a state instead of depending of which it is His birth dictated those principles Police said Jose Arias confessed he Glade managing director ed was a said Earl J i31Li pep session in befuslon penalties he said They were in his bones and had planned to shoot the president Monday for the 287th time of the sation addressing of war unless Japan eases her activi- chief sponsor the Engi- half of the communist congressional which to believed is be a record “I shall be labor at my death" in his apartment by sniping from a ties In addition she is in position to r neering council Monday noon at the candidate John Sikat First district Busy with her Howard recently pulled a seven-to- n plan of neighboring house Feels on Qualms enforce a trade b°vco“ chamber of commerce voters tomorrow will select a repre- si- has Russia industrialization kept with hts truck a teeth and took up Work on the new transmitter at the sentative to fill the unexpired term Jfapan a measure which Bccordm Jo “But I have a mind and conscience t b) ' hlch th an immediate from collection for the benefit of a needy CAPONE congress will be appropriation COURT some American experts would para ting wor&e daily Unless an improve of transmitting station eight miles west 0( the late Henry Allen Cooper made to enlarge and family my own and I will not be a slave 1 ze - — --— of Salt Lake will begin within 201 Japan economically within nine ment is brought about the powers to chanthe Blaekfoot river FINERY LOVE MacDonFOR straighten Mr the party caucus” davs and will cost approximately The house is a castle which the months fear Russia may be forced to declare ald continued SAXOPIIONES of to irriREALLY nel the dam the “BLUE” from I point no had qualms of It is the boycott which really her own interest In the $250 000 Mr Glade said king cannot enter — Emerson an gation diversion for the purpose of LAWRENCE Kan — Saxophones of (Continued Irom Pass One) conscience for the steps I took formWorries Japan not the fear that interest which might takedispute the form in overflows destructive I orchestras ” national the should are preventing college government playing China s soldiers will stand up against of sending soldiers into Manchuria ing was tending the futuie pone said his “first job notes at the University of do it again again and again " her splendidly trained armies bar on Coney Island ’’ and which In any event could only of Hall Michaud The the unit Fort who to Kansas costs critSocial those have China Replying university Japan has demanded that inflame he war spirit of the con- - icized Capone blushed the deepest when irrigation project will be discussed authorities must be cutsaydown even his early work for the But U it reallv wants peace cease anti-- i tenders Clerk William T McCabe teslified following of additional labor the menminister leaders orchestra investigation batons an their force party and drop prime of him Italian about suits ipanese “propaganda" selling water development prospects in that in alarm and shout of "unemploytioned his wife who has been dead boycott riots end of the glove silk underwear at $12 each and when accumulated ment " Agnes Husband dean of woNations district many years that have broken out variously Lcagtic of It warm underwear'’ de- claims filed “Was by farmerl in the Black-fo- men and Henry Werner dean of men ‘in those days we had to pay for manded through China Faces In Fink Test Critical Attorney river basin for destructive over- favor fewer parties and cheaper the postage of the labor party" he She denies aggression denies she 12 ' Faced GENEVA Oct flows have been met he said (UP)— We bought out of our own declared Sororities have prices for orchestras !las any designs on Manchuria Japa- with one of the most critical “No! it was just a nice suit of undertests of pockets— my wife voted to hold only two parties each and I— the very wear" Favors Building Plan nese Ambassador Debuchi called on its existence the Cawhile McCabe of replied nations league tothis note paper upon which labor's work Fraternities have been Secretary of State Stimson here Representative Smith was enthusi- - asked year pones swarthy skin turned scarlet council will convene here tomorrow was done to do the same Orchestra in favor of the president’s seat his when in also writhed day to emphasize this astically Capone to a force a final in effort peaceful “You borrowed our coal scuttles to i as a means leaders say approximately '555 home wholesale building Samuel European powers represented in settlement of the plan J e Steinburg sit up on at labor meetings at our of relieving unemployment in the dePfnd on the profits from t0?tlng the league council and the United conflict in Manchuiia home Now you criticize the men elry salesman said lor drummmg or fiddling to pay their 30 diamond belt buckles (country He §tates working both independently bought de Salvador Madariaga Spanish will power and to “In my judgment the extension of way hrough college end in interesting and unusual coop- ambassador to Washington who will who exercised their warned for atJie a time of national conscience in eration with the league have been the public improvements in the way of PRAYER CHANGES give them to his friends during preside in the absence of Foreign crisis” federal roads federal buildings riv- - CHICAGO — Christmas season of 1926 ” trying hard to get Japan and China of Spam Minister Lerroux Alejandro An insight to the kind that Vindicated in believing Democracy ers harbors negotiation and together irrigation projects a settlement within a week Like Gift to L ingle the new American outside interference if obtrusive can predicted The prime minister declared the and reservoirs and the nation’s re- of phraseology Unitof the The combined action a sample sources in general Steinburg produced should all be Bible of Dr J M Powis Smith and only make things worse and solidify ed States and the league of nations formation of the national government diamonds Dr incrusted with buckle Edgar Goodspeed of the UniverWar spirit the most serious consideration to achieve a speedy solution "j proved to the whole world the similar to the one Capone gave Alfred glven sity of Chicago is to have was made It was hoped fo a long time that ought h(? ronrllripfl De Mjdarlaga said cn route here “I strength of Britain s democracy in a re public Monday The Lord’s prayer the situation would work itself out believe the council will find a satis time of emergency and he appealed (Jake) Lingle the racketeering for example will read as follows who was slain two years ago HOOVER from porter Oc" for another such put It is understood that reports demonstration RAIL ROND solution within eight days “Our Father in heaven While Capone was passing out diatwo American observers sent espe- factory 27 when to tober voters the the go He recalled that Japan had always “Your name be revered mond buckles as Christmas gifts to FINISH FLAN NEARS cially to Manchuria showr things are been active in the league’s peace polls "Your kingdom come! his gangster friends he also rememThe Chisaid the He national getting seriously worse government to fact work attention the "Your will be done on earth as it bered their wives Steinburg said nese are becoming more and more that thecalling the balanced must must keep budget Japanese representatives end is done in heaven! (Continued from Past One) the value of he bought 20 beaded bags for them angry and" resentful o' Japanese “ag- were instrumental stabilize borrowing in of settlement "Give us today bread for the day Abraham J Quint another whole the pound and finally correct Brit" He added gression Japanese national pride is the postwar Is Hungarlan-Rumama- n “And forgive us our debts as we Jeweler testified that Capone which11 it administered ain’s of adverse trade mounting balance ?ae be mishandled it would ls controversy have forgiven our debtors So far the hehavior of sterling has bought from him $5159 worth of mer- heralded as a Powers Exercise Caution Kcnklchi Yoshizawa Japanese del‘plan to finance the ‘And do not subject us to temptahe continued cnanaise in a year ana a half includ- financiers With "a situation so delicate the egate to the league began consulta- been admirable” 33 tion in lighters with small A radio talk Klein ‘ Dr Julius United States and other powers are tions with Sir Eric Drummond sec- "there ls no panic because the gov- - watches egaret by But deliver us from the evil one ’’ mounted In them jewel of commerce forced to move with the utmost cau- retary general of the league in prep- ernment has the respect of the whole boxes perfume atomizers powder assistant secretary new Bible is to make its apThe If auch respect and confito have been delivered tonight on tion It is felt that the only hope of aration for the council sessions For- world pearance next November 10 infla- boxes diamond rings platinum neck- President Hoover's dence will the be result goes imis of Minister Aristide Brland to of the eign dispute proposal peaceful liquidation laces studded with diamonds and was postto exert friendly influence openly France Foreign Minister Dino Grandi tion” en- prove business conditions PLACE BRONZE BUST He graphically described how the rubies and champagne glasses of Italy and Lord Reading British for’’ Dr Klein said CHAMPAIGN 111 —A bronze bust indefinitely poned "C a crested with graved a have two week might pounds eign secretary will be among the miners Oscar Defeo tailor said that Ca- - it was deferred’’ "in view of pending of Melville E Stone for many years influential figures here to aid in the wages but In reality would have less was the answer to the clothiers developments of the Associated pone a under Jew than present shillings salUcment Both the White House and Dr Klein general manager praver Capone paid $135 each for later said the speech had been post- Press presented by directors of the -’conditions ‘ a dozen was placed Monday in You don’t eat pounds you don’t his suits ordered thign half until completion of the $500 organization Statistics Outline the lobby of the University of Illiwear pounds" he said “Your shil- at a time and sometimes bought two poned banko's' 000000 pool Defeo his friends once at for nois auditorium where the editors’ Armies lings are worth only what you buy” or three Strength hall of fame has been housed tempoexplained Job Still to Be Done WASHINGTON Oct 12 (ZD— Latest Expert Suggests rarily The bust was done by SculpClerks Tell of Purchases statistics on comparative armaments The national government came into tor Francis Savage Peter Arl and Earl Corbett clerks Safety Methods compiled by the league of nations es being to perform a fundamental task F 12 (n--W tlmated the strength of the Chinese in the world crisis the prime minis at Marshall Field & Co also were Oct CHICAGO STEAL DIAMONDS ° see Capone appear They said Hanna Baltimore street railway ex- - NEW YORK — Uncut diamonds army in January 1929 at 1800000 ter said and after its work ls done its made custom shirts he ranging pe men bought members will separate told the National Safety con valued at between $45000 and $50- to $30 each ties Effective of ihe Japanese army This government he continued n stodgy that the ’’nation's ap- - TOTwerVstoVeMmrday nght by'' two set also 210880 The at statistic were must pave the way for international °f JaUV’ bandits who held up Moms Suderov Une dav ne Dougnt S tiS at $4 PallnJrecordl Included under "effectives’’ 68450 potles WUr0S was chiefly h uS Abraham a stenogra lice and $5 said Corbett and 28 hand-ltb- e br0j anr’ office iac) 0f anv ian to f0n0W up the Phef boy in the Suderov He had three' acc kerchieis tor himself e Under the Chinese demobilization driver and either cure shmvrnnm nn Vr' ha end he him with friends bought forces then fhim the streeta hlm o(f the or program existing 46th street stenographer were to be reduced to a total strength act of great courage— had been put! dozen extra ties and handkerchiefs! such a system has been used Roce Rich L was tied hand and foot too" them for of 800000 men a in because hurrv Hanna said His through in industry European fectively l h cord Abraham Suderov th China's naval strength was given a nations were cracking one after an- - 0ber 'Ytnefs55i?al'Vin nn's r?p0je suggestions came after a message ofjan(j kov Edward Arnold total of 40202 tons This was made said Hoover from President 119 were also bound and the three He bought one order of greeting up of six cruisers 12 destroyers and opinion was not ready for it and be- - mansion the 33 000 motor vehicle deaths an- were placed in steel lockers Morris listed as “miscellaneous fore France decided to accept the Chinese rugs for $3000 for his i 40 ships a In States are the United nually to a chair since was craft" Four of the six cruisers were effects had seriously ebbed cago home they said and six jade challenge to the efforts of safety or- Suderovwas no tied locker available for there among other things to ganizations " constructed before 1900 while prac"I want you to return me to the elephhnts him tically every other vessel noted in de- house of commons to pave the way to decorate his Metropole hotel C W Bergquist president of the tail was constructed more than 20 conferences and tomake'quarters announced council National Safety He had such luxurious tastes in an years ago Theie were no statistics them successful" he declared group comprising fourmotor cars that D C Buxton said teenadvisory Ctrmait Sptcial'nt’i ProKrription covering China's naval personnel industrial and civic leaders of Mcbuilt custom CALSES ARREST two him he sold LIQUOR Amazm HotpttaU and Pf)ynctan& Japan's naval tonnage wrs placed the nation to aid in broadening the each $12500 798 cars about at tons for 394 This was made up of Dan Lives wa arrested Monday Farland So mnjr thousands h found quick r activities of the congress lief from neuralgia neuritis sciatica linn ten battleships and battle cruisers by federal prohibition agents at a Hardly had he got the two machines The congress' work Is divided Into tiaao and rheumatism thru Norito lhai it has three aircraft carriers 37 cruisers 99 soft drink parlor 64 West Broadway well broken in testified another William Glancey 23 who escaped groups delving into causa eighteen become the standard relic! thromhout he before 11 purl salesman 66 motorcar submarines and on a charge of possession of intoxidestrojers industrial trans- - from the county jail April 23 has factors tn tlye 75 tji world It wa ducoeered hr a German ’’miscellaneous craft” sedan for $5380 Lincoln a chased The case will be cating liquor Specialist famous in the hast for the rpeed highway and home accidents been captured at St Anthony Idaho Naval personnel was aet at 75000 turned over to the state for proseProsecutor George E Q Johnson port at which iua own preaeription banishes palm according to word received Monday and devoted to finding remedies nd achea He has finally been persuaded to The total number of conscripts un- cution said W W McBride prohibi- who is attempting to send Capone to Dr James A Britton medical di- by the sheriff s office 32 years of a for maximum (lace it at the diapoeal of the general public der the Japanese conscription system tion administrator prison rector of the International Harvester A telegram received Monday night through drug stores everywhere Nurito conall ablebodied Japanese said he hoped to complete his case tains no opiate or narcotire and la absolutely requiring company outlined the following as from St Anthony authorities said 17 to to 40 tomorrow of males from late T age to be years plated expansion completed by harmless If the very first three doses of an ideal program for Industrial health that they have not ascertained who Nurito do not atop the most intense pain serve was placed for 1928 at 568 790 10)5 Details were not given alhas prior claim On the man officers scrv ice The Japanese also have an exten- though the Chinese have made exten- AS V KEYES VACATES tsen of many years' standing— your money Examination of all new employe at Dillon Mont wanting him as an mill he instanfly refunded sive aviation expansion program sive aircraft purchases in the United alleged burglar and authorities at If you want to feel again the joy of living looking toward 800 CELL TO BEGIN ANEW Periodical reexaminations planes and a per States of all working Sheridan Wyo claiming he broke kimsb needless agony and aleep aoundly at Regular inspections to your druggist at once and ask sonnel of 6000 officers and men for jail there conditions Eightto go (Contlnusd from Pass Ons) let you try Nurito under tins positive the army and 136 planes and two airConsultation and advice for any Glancey has been in custody twice back Much of the latteoory guarantee Nurito may ba ob ships for the navy resince his escape here but managed and officer on personal health probitate Whvte parole employe n to obtain hla freedom both time betained at all Drug ter program has been completed hi instructions lems ceived contemThe Chinese air program Adv fit ores and Owl Drug fltorea in all com- fore it could be learned whether he Active cooperation Keves will sell automobiles In Loi was wanted in cities other than the Angeles but he lannot dilve them munity health activities ones In w hich he was arrested The relihs-ta- g Under the law he may not drive a BERLIN Oct 12 The man faced a forgery charge will reopen tomorrow presenting car marry get a divorce change his CliairnuUl Announces when he escaped from the county jail Chancellor llelndrlch Bruenlng the address negotiate any legal doeu- f on the pretext of going to the counmost diffliult task he has encoun- - ment or drink without permission of lNamca OI DirCCtOri tered during his stormy career asthe parole officer NEW YORK OcL 12 ((F)— Mortimer ty garage to repair a washing ma"That does not bother me Y‘d N khirkner chkirinnn of the organi- - chine belt head of th yeli h It 1!i3 Nobody will know with certainty Kejex for I do not drink and ntvei 7atjon committee for the National until the ballota are counted wheth- - Intend to tonight an- - Moflels Show New Stjles corporation er the legislative body will give him ‘I have taken it on the chin he pounced the names of the 12 For Women at Exhibit I feel well libers of the board of directors one sa!d ’I have paid lease on life The 107 nationnl socialists and the have learned to see the other aide front each federal reserve district 41 nationalists who marched dramat- of things and although I have vlr- jjy districts thev are I am ready and ically from the reuhsUg Uat febru-ar- y tuallv no monev j Daniel G Wing chairman of to home and start back deand Its remained aloof from eager get (be board First National Bank of shown at the first dav of the Paris- homa deserves th YOUR McCall two-da- y liberation will reappear once again lover fashion show Mon- Boston Boston abundant to the Bruenlng1 'Natnralh I hope I mav some dav United In oppo-ltio- n 2 more Mortimer N Buckner chalrman'day afternoon at the Paris depart-o- f g This would be government their sole purpore tn rebe pardoned the board the New York Trust ment store The exhibition will be warmth of Knight Spring to the chamber Is to vote sarv in ruder that the atate har continued Tuesday at 2 p m New York companv 1 ivlngston E Jones the Rruening cabinet tn ar-- ‘ ancintion might retinstate me to prac- 3 president and Royal Coals Canyon cni dance with the program laid down tii claw First National hank Philadelphia I am told most of the people of at their meeting Sunday at llarx- 4 Arthur E Braun Order your president supply today Los Angeles sympathize with me Of Farmers’ burg Deposit National bank from your Knight and Royal course there are some who do not Pittsburgh Ta want to see me out I have no pot 5 John M Miller Jr president i Chicngrt Robbers Gel Dealer If you live In Balt of gold burled anywhere that I am First and Merchants’ National bank Californians’ I’nrse a cent Blrhmond Va Lake City going to dig up I haven't j 6 John K Ottley president the except whnt I look when I left the” I CHICAGO Oct 12 (PV-t to I and prison and expei earn all get First National Bank of Mrs Julia Chihlianson of Benicia d two Keyes’ wife and itighter lanta Ga General Electric Junior easily One of the famous G-Cal changing Lain here last night await him in Ixis Angeles where he 7 Ceorgs M Reynolds chairman line of radios that have won on the hi t h g of their return irom was born Illieuperlir terolyn executive committee Continental Lump a tour of Furoje were victims of o nois Bank and Trust company full with size 8tov concealed tone-test- s with other dynamic ajwakrr START Sll I)V ( Ot RSFX purse snatchers As Kiev walked from one station finer W tlian 8 Domestic a than Tone Waller Smith more With nd class president many numljrnng quality makes! (Nut WASATCH leading to anotlur thiee min seized Mrs 250 Mr and Mis James Baynes of First Ndlnnal Bank of St Louis St 6 GO a large exjrenaive art ComLump) ( hi istiHiison s handling whkh con- - 1377 South Thirteenth Fast street Louis Mo tamed $150 and a diamond studded )!(ve institute t lourses of study at1 9 Fdwurd W Deikrr president Nut Come in See it Hear it— then pact! — goca on a mantelpiece d gold w 1st watch valued at $200 Stic in Moody Bible Institute thiisgo Northwestern National bank Coal Pea — “believe your own earsl" be carried Portable! ran to police tl at Il’Hi of the k cording tn word received in Nell npolis MinnN Coal Fxrluslsety from 10 currency was of Sw Ns mint Mdura chaiimanof "Rrofletd" Monday night I tah a Oldest Operating Mine — ROYAL KE13HT the hoard ( ommei ce Trust company 7 fS Jt rit Mstr IIOOMR I Is I If 11 T ftut MOON Km sas tltv Mo WASHINGTON I'll 12 (19 --t tin f SAN ANIONIO Iesss OP) 1665 jj Natl an Adams president First JuMue (holes Vchos Hughes and Moonlight Is being li ed by the rdv Dallas annual Bsnk of Dallas COAL GO- the as or iate just u es if O e sup rmr elec tin is n hrt e In an rffu t to rut J i x as til 7 U athlnpfnn nnii!iij Wat DMA PRICE COAL CO phnn 1 court h div railed nl t) e U tide Bruise the cltv s eler 0 le light bill from $146 12 Frank B Anderson rhalrmsn ll I H r ( H h to pv tlirir rrsjccls to liCMtleut IHiO to $l(ilM)00 Un moonlight nights of Oie hoard the Bank of ( aliform 343 3V NO TFMriF 11 in er K A Sin loan iha rids r ff nmd c f the Mi e ght (iL ct hand-me-do- ‘ ss i spike-drivin- West High Shows Sfllprt zl JllUICtlSU Manager alks New Radio Plant tW V j ‘ trans-rUIUAl- U lilts last-ho- five-yea- BKES super-"blue- ot jew-rece- nt Chinese-Jnpanes- i I Rheumatic Happy Conquers Torture of utob’e : f dent-pron- !y 0ce Idaho Detains Jail Fugitive Here’s today’s out- standing small radio Rruenins Faces Difficult Test nrhrimra-Johnao- 1 it Your Hsiao Fsd ’ Credit Deserves cleaner mem-anoth- gw — neces-turnln- Lower COAL Prices Mr PHONE Chi-cog- $750 700 E rjpnr 650 550 Minne-explnine- -- S 5 Call Was 'i It v INC b I 1 |