Springfield Leader and Press from Springfield, Missouri • Page 1

CTURI EATHER Wn1y Inereas. roll7 1 Jl t. "'I 77 trut any Concerts Will Be Given At Various foWps Along Route By Boy Sfcout Band. i Fifty memhejAy the local Rotary club accompanillVby tha m.piece Boy Scout h.ndlll leave here at morning for LOUIS, WftJV thy. tbe annual meellng of the Rotary imernatlonkl tb held In that city Jm.

It to il. The trip will nimade ln a apeclal train provided the club. The tour will ba the form of a trad xourolon.TThe train will make '10 atop aljirig tha route Including Marshfluld, Nlangua, Conway, Crocker. V'i'Mric, RollsCuba. At each atop, a' Short conrert will ba furnished by tba Boy Soon h.n which la tha largeat In tha world.

It la tha deslraot tha Rotary club that aa many cttlsena aa possible assemble near tha atatlon at the time the train la due In order to see and enjoy the largest Roy Bcout band In tha world. Frad Schweltser, chairman of the publicity commit. tee. atated we wish it were possible to maka a longer atop at each city, but ine train schedules will not permit It. But If the pltliena of tha towna will ba at.

win gtv win aiwaya of tha best ma ataiiotnitneaa boys lerr.Ja barfjl ej'yicert they reiieinhf timing one thfhaTa heard." thai station! Ithesa boya tnetr.j Mr. Schwellaer said. "The Rotary Code la baaed on the belief that he profits moat who serves be6t and tha meaning of tha word 'profit la not limited to selfish financial gain. Tt Included 'ht "and con tent that can cpme to a man only from tha knowledge that he baa dona hla beat to lncreaae happlneaa. It la with that purpoaa we are making the trip," Mr.

Schwelttex concluded. Th. feature of having lbe Boy Scout band will make tha trip to SI. Louis, gvhera It will play before President Harding In a special concert, waa made poaalbla by buelneaa houses and flrtna, both membera and "non members of tha Rotary club. A fund of.

I 000 waa subscribed by them for the expensea of the rlp. Tha band will ba under tha direc tion of I'rof. R. Rltchla Robertaon, head of tha muaio In the public, alJJrfa .1. of tbatrlp tomorrow a.M ArHva at Hona depart at 1:80 p.

Arrive at tum n. m. Arrive at St. Loula at x'nv mav ut 20 m. and depart .4 Arrlva'at Nlangua at andaToP'rt at tl mt nonway at i.u p.

m. on! REGRET dry man can I a IBCtl fS in mestlc rather Harding declared. a. nv a. part at 10:07 a.

m. Jlrrlva at Btoutland at 10.JO ana diart at 10:40 a. m. JArrlvo at Richland at 10.56 a. ind depart at 11:10 a.

m. Arrive a Crocker at 11.S0 il .42 a. m. anu uri an Arrive at Tjewourh and depart at 1 'M. p.

m. m. and m. and DEATHj)F PREMIER WASHINGTON, June 1. The ne.w IV ASHJtNui" Ttenta the 'ETex Premler Stamboullaky, 2nd has ordered a "thorough Mnvas.

Nation." was announced tonlgh 1 off Irl. 'r "a Ifo f. made tlnn I of toreiBii oubllsc by the liulgarlan. lega One of the first complete accounts ot the kill of official aoco Stambouliaky was tnciuueu SOUTH OPPOSED TO 1 UrrUOCU IW caupportoftbePenjocrat. Ion Admitting comment epealer aid: rer slrn ng of th.

dry executlye he hs eliminated h.m pos lle candidate for pre. at the pemocratlc ticket. Bmi.h is very POP New York More Pro'" do. ttonal campaign than anorovea th world court plan. ricKellar KAI1 Mt'SlO CLin.

IIEVILLE, N. June 17. yiin ot Fort Worth. ohn nresident of th a 1)1 "i.iluaic club here today. erll Frankel of Loa Angelas lectcd drat vice president; Miss Clark of Camden.

'Jnd vlci president, and Miss Nan STpnan. Atlanta, third eyesndsnt ihleall an PTlh apartments Abig.t He J. IV. Brown, Wood lurt Bldi. A4vsnis.menw Brai ins iX.

Hauor 1" 1 Mlaa Mabel Thareaa Bonney. a young American woman, haa been given a dcgxaa by Vnlver alty, Franca. Prior to that. aha had been awarded a acholarahlp to the Inatltullon. Bhe la a brilliant atud ent.

and haa translated aeveral French playa for production In New York, IN SENTENCED TOPRISON Oil BOO rnmJinNFR" LIST IS Severe Punishment Given Physician For Violation Of The Harrison Act. aourwaa pronounced by Fder Judga Albert Revei at Jllln yesterday against Oeorge Knrtlaa who was sentenced to a year and a day In the federal prison at Leavenworth, Kan. Tha charge was on a eecond offense. vi waa one of a number of i r. r.

arralrnad last week St Joplln against whom the evldenof was fathered Dy a. prohibition director for Hayward. who has been in Hayward southern all week and who came no In. I nlaht. aaya Judge haa been "tnrowing Into law violators during the TrRse.

t. Murwlts waa fined IS.000 and given yeara for violation of the Harrlaon sl counts aranai itven 11.000 fine and three yeara on" each count In trial which lasted three days, rore a jury. im a jfiv i. charged J. Earl Beasiay u.

veara on eacn oi aen.ence. to run poad in sentence of one year wb hf a intends to Im siv in of ieeond offen.e In llquo cases Plea, of guilty were entered In 17 rite on ntwiv the village of Gol.k... He w. ntr ID in moved by government forces from rTn'. TJuUIng ,.,1 aentence.

of from I. day. one year were si" In ten cases fines of from to The director saia nosed Of I the court and' that he wH. again thl. week.

MnCUiNRTflM OARSMEN TRIM WISCONSIN JEAM Tuna 1A. Eight MADISON. oaramen of tne ACQUIRED BY CAPPER w. unn i thur capper, Senator Capper's Ahe TOPCTK. wil Commoner," poiv turnea II va tl pnttotCaP; fo'd'abyunited State.

B.n.tor Ar farm pubtiea ent to the sun sen of Rrran's paPr. acrioers rt.nled there waa political sentiment In the sun list sale. Tale Hefeate Htrvsnl. NKW HAVEN. June n.wsv victory Jlarvard on track and Held h.re.tl.l.

fternoon, 1 to 46 1 1. Yale Played all three point win n.ra In several events. Abigail and Parrlsh apartment, for rent. See J. W.

Brown. Woodruff Bld AdVrtl'mnw Ft PREFERS dve to coin Mrs. Winfield Scott, How ever. Asks $1250 Month Pending Divorce. FORT WORTH, Tar, June 1 Although aha haa filed application for 11.260 a month alimony while her huaband'a divorce proceeding la pending.

Mra. Wlnfleld Scott, beau tiful young wife of tba young Fort Worth miner, deolarea ehe plaeea her lova for him "ahead of every thing elae." The application waa filed here today, pending Bcott'a divorce action agalnat hla wife, whom he married In Kanaaa He mot her In a New York cabaret. In her application Mra Bcott atated her huaband'a Incnme amounted to $50,000 a month. Scott. In hla divorce action, chargea hla wife with "drinking, amoklng.

ualng bad language and other mlaconduct." 'He alao allegca Mra. Scott waa "unduly extravagant," and that aha "abuaed" him and ridiculed him before hla frlenda by making "derogatory remarks." The divorce action etlrred Forr WorflB excluaive aoclety clr clea like nothing elna haa done for some time. Bcott Is the on of the late Win field Scott, pioneer banker and rancher, who left an eta.a valued at 14.000.000 whan he died in 1911. "I won'J give him up unlesa I'm aura he no longer carea for me." la the way young Scott's wife put It." KANSAS REPUBLICANS WILL GREET HARDING TOPEKA, June 11 Kanaaa la making big preparatlona to en trtaln President Harding when he pnya hl flrat visit to Thta stale next week. Hutchinson, where the president will make hla only apeech in the state, la preparing to enter dm there 1n addition to nfaklnr hla Tha JJxAl nwlt'nUfJCMinv''' The 1 Hla eaartaa will be.

delivered at the HutcHlnson fair gronnda at ociooK in ine arter noon. He will be (ntrodueed, i by Governor Davis. easily defeated the Wlacon to aid the farmers In AL SMITH. CLA two an a half mil price, for their produ lake Mendota here this to a)d the rural schoo.l ays iruinss FRENCH LICK. afternoon.

TTifd Statese bonamr ir.llur tnnlgni In any hopes an interview, Governor Ai have for Th. coast men finished with an d. between five and six tha laboring of tne in advanca fre.hm." ere drubbed th. Junior Wlaconaln eight tven wars, ocer theh The westerners had a lead oi a eight boai leng CELEBRATION PLANNED BY LOCAL' KLANSMtN i FnMmetili are being made by the Sprlna fleld Ku Klux Klan for an all day inoepenncnto ebratlon to be held at tne Kavern July 4. It waa announced yesterday by officials of the local order.

The ceremonial, wnicn waa poned from June on account of Inclement weather will be held on the night of July 4. followed by an elaborate pyrotechnic dlaplay. a Indenenaence pro gram will be given In the afternoon. Arrangementa are being made for a local speaker to give the patriotic addre.a. A concert will be given by a looal band.

The ceremonial will be attended by Klanamen trom an pomm Southweat Missouri, the of the local Klan aald yesterday. A class of approximately 600 candl datea will be naturallied Into the Invisible Empire by the degree team of the local Klan. It Is expected that approximately 6.000 Klanamen In full regalia will attend the ceremonial. WOMAN WILL ENTER RACE FOR GOVERNOR TOPEKA. June H.

Beporta ware In circulation here tonight that Mlas Lorraine Wooater. former atate achool superintendent and nationally known for her fight on the clgaret and achool houee dancing, la planning to run for the "Republican nomination for governor In 1924. Mlaa Wooater Is aald to have de herself ready to run on a platform calling for an artmlnlstra THIRTY SEVEN CASES ts and stem of the atate to attain a ni lor smnu OF MEASLES IN CITY Thlrty aeven caaes of measles have been quarantined by tha health department so far in June, eaya Commlasloner Finch, though only casea were In quarantine yesterday. The eltuation as regards measles la imAi Avins. be aaya.

Other caaas of oommunicable dla eaaa nre In segregation aa followa: typhoid, one; email pox, one; mumps, twoi iiphtherit, one. Health con dltlona are gradually Improving In the laat two weeks, smallpoa ar aaslnlit. and; the numlits of othss lontaitlous dlo saass la negligible. ttt'fl KHPTS TtllnMJAV, Tba ne jit' vagtu) ws iine; i'i" Ci rlngduld Bujlnini r.r's eluta will lie held Thurudat nlgln, Jn 11 at the Chamber of Commerce. The aesalnn will atart at 11:30 o'clock hnnouet.

Mlas Nettle Hob erta president of the club, jv ill pro aide' Several bualnesa queatlons pertaining to tbe operation of the club will be Approxl 1i members will atf ABB tand il gawts. Farm Borne. Ph. Ht. A4.

Missouri Woman Aided in Fight of BulaCroker KANSAS CITT, June 1 Mra. R. B. Kaya, telegrapher! wife here, announced tonight aha had cabled Information to Dublin which aided Mra. Bula Crocker In the aucceaaful defenae of tba will of he rhuaband the late Tammany boas.

According to Mra; Keys ah cabled Mra. Croker that she was the "Mrs. Marone" of Northhampton, who figured prominently ln the trial. Richard Croker, and other contestants of the will charged that Mra. Croker wa married to Ouy Marone, a Northampton.

Maaa tailor. When aha married the Tammany boss. A Jury returned a verdict In favor of Mra Croker. tain the largeat crowd Is haa had I iremen mane no en th manyenrrafla BcorSai Vm. Iul llt "1 IlrF orferTour a flamea, Firemen made no tnent Kanaaa Republican leaden are making arrangements to go to nansaa city to near the prealdent and then go on to Hutchlnaon.

Announcements received here to. day from Hutchlnaon. wer to the effect, that the i president had con sented to address tha school chll 75 FNJUREQ lit REFIWERY FIRE ATPITTSBURGH Blaze Finally Brought Un der ControlLoss Put At Million. PITTSBURGH. June HW Flrfmen and hundreds of volun teers tonight succeeded ln extinguishing a spectacular oil fire In tha Lawrcncevllle tank yarda of the Atlantic Refining company, after a fjght lasting SO houra.

The damage will probably reach over a million dollars, company officials estimated. Over 75 persona were Injured' In fighting the flames, none aerlously. Hundreda' of residents along Butler atreet who fled to the hills with their household effects, relumed to put their homea In order again. The entire nil and gaa supply In the tanks waa consumed by tho effort to uccea aive explosions this afternoon. Plant Not Damaged.

Oil tanka. about ten In all, were destroyed, but the remainder Of the plant with Its costly machinery, waa not greatly damaged, company of flclala said tonight. After the gasoline tank explosion whlcb resulted In oil flames abow I wWww' w' 1 nlrtVrt Jl p'ai" wm y. toucha tbe blase. Tne burning oil flowed out offth plant and started fire In Its Workmen i bad trenchea to hold the olj.

but these overflowed and tha flamTng. stufr worked Itself into the Allegheny river, which at this point resembled a sea of fire. Brldae EadanKered. The SharpsbUrg bridge, crossing! the Alleghany river near there waa threatened for a time but the on burned out. Thouaanda of people camped on the hillside since yesterday after noon and watched the bla" Several bulldlnga along he banks at the Allegheny caught fire and It was with difficulty that the fix.

men prevented farther spread of the ThV'nra In the tank yard was reported under control seven I im.a and the fact that each tlme the fire broke out anew with Increased fury blamed on unsuitable equipment for fighting oil fires. The oil company imti Frank and OH to' helP tlM the blase, but loo late. Most of those In jured were company employs. dp ww STARS SHATTER THREE SPORT RECORDS PHILADELPHIA, June 1. Har I.evar.

captain of the track team, broke the "T.J.V IB.vard daah rec ords on Franklin field today In the aiumnl track meet. Lever covered the 5 yard. In 10 aeconda. two. than the previous rec the 76 yards In 6 10 sec onds.

clipping one tenth a second off the record. r. rv nrown. captain or penn 192! track team, broke the world'e 600 moter record by run th distance In 1:01 10. The old record waa held by Svend Lundreng of bweo.cn.

ANNUAL FRISCO PICNIC Several thousand, peraona attended tho flrat annual picnic of the Frleco Aaaoclatlon of Metal Crafta and Car Department Employes, was held yesterday at Doling Park Tha outing started yesterday! morn'mar at 10:30 o'clock with a eon cert by Hoover'a band. Mayor W. Freeman and E. A. Barbour.

Br prealdent of the. Chamber of Commerce, delivered addreasea of welcome. Itesponaes were mada by Oeorge Moore, aaalalant auperln tendent of motive power and W. M. I'nderwood, general chairman of the aaaoclatlon.

Each of tne tore. all day yesterday In order to aflord each member of the an opportunity to attend lh picnic. i. r.i athletic conteata were held during the afternoon. Including wo baseball gatnea played betwoen ru hilsco teams, 1'rUeg were award.4 tor ins Al FOSn TO BlIlD, A IS 009 residence Is to ba built a Alford at Klrkapoo and nccoroum i i.ulldliiK Inspector.

Oeorge Gray will build a home at .41 Normal, and worth R. L. FLOOD VICTIMS BJ DRIVEN Dill OF HOMES Arkansas City Residents Forced To Move To High Ground. AKK.ANSAS CITT. June 1 Heavy rains In this section of Kan aaa created new flood dangers to night as the flood Swept lowlands.

residents, and farming territories. A two and one half Inoh rain was reported as far north as Wichita. Rivera and small etreama rose to new high levels, and overran their banks. Local realdents who had reclaim ed their homes In the flood sections were driven out ine waters surrounded them. Relief agencies provided for tot victims and refugees at the high school building here when their bomes were flooded by tho high wa ters.

Several hundred additional flood victims pitched their tents outside tha city limits ad formed a camping caloay Two thousand feet of the Missou ri Pacific tracks were waahed out near Reece; follpwlng a cloui buret In that Farm dla trlcta were Inundated. Kansia wheat harveat was halt ed ythe aeve downpour, whlcb was general throughout the. state. WICHITA, June 1. A rise Indicated In the Little Arkansas river for Wichita and vicinity Bun day or Sunday night according to the local weather bureau.

The riv er probably will overthrow lowlands In the districts In the suburbs and run bankful In undyked aectlona of the city. A further but moderate rlae Is expected ln tbe Big Arkanaas river. 7 BEIDERLINDEN GIVEN PM1SEOOBIUTY Special mention In recognition of hla military knowledge haa been accorded by high army offlclala to Lieutenant William A. Belderllnden. aon of Mr.

and Mra. W. O. Belderlln den, 1143 Mount Vernon street, according to Information reaching Springfield. The young atff leer is attaenea to I 1 artillery nt tn I critic ot tne event, mauo mention of Lieutenant Belde to hi.

report. Ti in of bati ry omman and officers and mn be congratulated on the condl had the ple.aure of erv tag with. I have never org.nlr.Hon with n.gn.r Young Beiaeriinuon complimented "for bl. P'" spirit of co operation, his good Judgment ai an tlve. his untiring energies and hla efficient handling of trying and difficult sltuatlona." ORCHARD GRASS Mo Orettor Is to ere 1.5O0 residence at rickwi.

k. W. 'ler ts building a 3300 porch at his home, til North Jefferson, CROP IS tArtol tu rnr an abundant crop of orchid graaa and hay In Or" nod. according to II u.iu.... Ham Wadswortn, presmeni Greene County Farmer.

tlon. The wneat rmr Za h. r.ln and cold treather and many of the flelda are nPO condition. Some oi in. looking good and will have a fine yield but tne farmers will mara ine wheat on the debit aide of the ledfter thla year.

Mr. sdsworth. over Oreene county and the aur roundlng territory repreaentlng tne Mr. Wadaworth has no surroundlngh.s an opportunity to talk with a number of farmers. HELKAMKD OK BOKD.

Oeorge and Leonard Baker. Chrla tlan county cltlsens. who were ar rnmin ii oner Ar Mid ye.terday on charge, of lolat Ina the liquor laws, gave bond of ,1 500 each for their appearance In John and A.hel Baker, arreated at HELD AT, DOLIlMU AKNls am VnmTall laat night, having r.l ed to make th. required J1.5M bonds. They say they will furnlslh security Monday.

Leonard. John and Aahel are i sons Thaw tr stral rrt nf ntnrca nmn. Va WedneadaTby Sheriff Matt Blijl. Christian county, and turned to the local fedrr.l offlceraOf fitted UP ntured two moon andmaan ounui in the arrwt ot the Bakers. wahK FINISHICD.

i r. innP. The cement WOra on rooms oeina and the in tne cuw of H. ataie (lnl.h.d. and rhVcarpVnVer ara engaged on the woeodworrk of th.

window. and radiator, are and work on the lava i will hcffln oon. TIb i'ni oonneoieu r.m. The suite inoiu he northwest corner of the third V. court houaa, The con rooms way by July i horns 32.60.

One Link Motor Supply C0 AdvertiaemenW Thrill HI 111 open at o'elock ThuradaV night with a' butf.t Irlnrhenn, i stated. of a Lifetitftytf Photo by NEA Service. As an echo to tha recent Chlneae bandit outrage comes this exclusive photo showing Robert Allen. 11 left, son of Major Robert Allen. Tacoma.

and Roland W. Plnger, aon of Major Roland W. Plnger, Berkeley, Cal. Bo th boys were captured with their pa rente. They were well treated the outlawa, and releaaed after four days.

Bandits gave them clot hlng they are wearing WHITE SHRINE TO HOLD SPRING CEREMONIAL The annual spring ceremonial of PIea'IdeTshrina, White Shrine of Jerusalem, Will bs held Thursday night. June tl, at tba M.sonlp tem ple on Kaat Walnut street. It waa annodnced last' nlgbt by Mrs. Charles Lane Davis, worthyi high priestess of order. Tba time annroxlmately 400 membera In the local organisation.

PETIT JURIES CALLED TO REPORT ON MONDAY Petit Juries for both) dlvlalona of the circuit court are summoned to report tmorrow. The "oat Impor tant case on tne division for Monday Is the damage suit of Ethel Epperson against tne Springfield Traction company. The pl.intlff alleges she sua. talned permanent Injurlea while enabling from a trolley car at Ben rnmmerelal In December of fih. claims the car i as she was nan rti "ir, th nave wii thrown wffi Prom.s.d to be hard fought if It comes to trial fa on call t'r Monday In the second division.

Thes style of the caae i la B.rtha H. Mulllkln agalnat Kdward Mulllk.n. A dlvialon i of con.ld r.hien roperty la at lasue. it is erablep Th. Pl.ln.lff almonT calling of tha case May t.

Attor W'lf th. fir. of la defending. MMif UAW nFPARTS ON MAPPING FLIGHT lieutenant Russell Maughan, chart courk. for hi.

d.wn to d.rk tr.n.contln.nt.l tl gh June 20. hopped on 'hrnyer arrived her. fro iBallJ; vine aftre being delayed a Palmrra I several hour, on ac count of n. nlcinal ID North and hop off for Ch.y enne, In the morning. woe Inaurance call wlsswlrier' 4U Vertlsement.

3 000 Killed In i Persian Quatte ltEBLIN, June 11 E'ght were wiped out. 1.000 per. ton fciueu CI i th. tit nt a ln un rtni district of Koresaan, Perala, an of th. Persian emb.a.y partly th.

hardships. Most of the live stock and the people are wllhout tooa, Aurnmant la alstance and la hoping the European nations offer their aealatance tosses win run of dollars. unable to WITNESS A musical program wU 'WiA J0 tu third section of th. f0 which a apeclallr prepared h. t.

theahcl. man ol 'O tbe guard. There will be vlaltora here from Joplln and Monett The mualcal program and drill will be open to the publlo. There will be no atate offleera preaent at n.r.mnnlll. There IB 111 Into millions Crow a a i John A.

III On 'rccr." Jun The "ky" h. kouw of Clifton. Aril, had wld that he wit nei th ssed what la rdecigrea death of the Northwestern unl freshman. tha flight of the 1111 freshman aophomora oiaas fight ot Northwestern. His skeleton Mtchlraa i ton Mount AUepa murar hH ben found, lt.w was founo unaer pier n.ar Bean, a few we.iks ago A grand Jury, probing a theory tbat Mount was slain by basers.

refused to bow he came to bis death. On. theory of sulc de had been advanoed. A coroners Jury later held hs had slain. Wires Information.

Houw; a traveling salesman from San Francisco, wires today: Did not know I was sought la tha Lelghton Mount case until Informed by local sheriff, a light at Evanston pier In tn. Can Identify at least four "volved Have good Information. Will assist all possible. If my pressnca Is de Ired. wire tran.portatloa and penaea at once." Sbarbaro or Wharton plans to sand the money or start to qiliton at once to talk to Rouw.

Houw hss been the object of a v. k. hicso authorities wish ing to question nim ior A tip that he might give the Infor matlon he olalma to hava was re sponsible. Wharton declared th. "n.w l.ad tha most Important Information yet obtained In the attempts to.solva the baffling Mount mystery.

pt.ht. CLIFTON. Aria. June B. B.

Rouw. a traveling salesman wb wired Chicago authorities that ha was an y.wUnes of the dlaap pearance and death of Lelghton Mount at Faneton. Informed the late today that he could Idea when save let go, u. vnnnr tlfy but not name men who he says are reeponslbla for Mount's death. aia that in.

UH.U7 curred on the night of the class rush, th. day that Mount wm. reported missing. Rouw was paaatng through Evane ton as a traveling salesman and merely happened to come upon tha seen, of ths tragedy by accident said. wiriTfiR SALES PLANT WRECKED BY BLASTS CLEVELAND, Ohio, Juna A haavv inlc.stene as a re suit of a nre oi Igin wrecked the building of the Btearnes Motor naiea i Low will exceed tlOO.OO.' Employes escaped by jumping al knn.in fuel escaped snow.i v.

rai large ga.ui.... DllOWffg. KINOF18HEK. June Is. i.

i. was drowned In swollen cresi near her. late today wTl awlmn.lng and Elmer scao.d th. aame fits. The latter youth was taken from the water by reacu.rg and I vlvad with a pulmW i i THE SPRIHGFIEM) 'EEAJDER T7ie Paper that Into Over Spring eld Homes SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 17 1923.

34 PAGES. nrttnV ekti nn.T tat trrri riiUJ ON TKAIMSl DAILT get CKDAT 1e rani is lino id ,1 SENATE FIGHT; Candidates Are Calling for Help in Coming Election. WASHINGTON, Juna On the eve of his departure for Alaska, President Harding was braleged ty Republican party leaders with urg. nt pleas to make a series ob pa. Iltlcal speaking tours In tha fait As a result of th prsaaura the president tonlgtit waa understood aerlously to ba considering making at least one of tha three other trips urged upon him br advisers.

Thar are: 1 A trip Into New England. In cluding Rhode Island rsnnvllrsl Maeaachuaetts and New Hampshire. I A tour of tha mld wt anil northwest. Including Iowa. th.

kotaa, Michigan and Ohio. I A trip Into tha touching Kentucky. Tenne.M. and Oklahoma In the event Mx I Ic.n recognition he might go to Eli. Paao.

Trxaa, and meet President Obregon on tha International brldae. Plana for all thee, trine tentitlve and much depends upon the political situation whan the brealrtent returns from Alaska vo months hence. It was said. The preasur oh the president comes chiefly from the Republican senatorial campalgri committee. headed by Senator of New Hampshire, which la now centering Its eforta on electing a straight Republican successor to the laat Sen.

ator Knute Nelson of Minnesota The Minnesota eltuation has tha committee frankly worried, sen ators conceded, ln view of the fact that only three Pemocrala In north. ern atates come up for re election next year they are tmoreaalnc tha president with the necessity of his help to hold a Republican majority tn the senate. Senators David I. Walsh. Maasachusatta, and Thomas J.

Walsh of Montana. and Alva Adaroa, ot Colorado, recently appeared to succeed the late Senator Nicholson, are tha Demoerata up for election next fall. In the Republlenn column It pointed nut snntort LICIT i miss izznvz BPRUiV, Jim tfi islmpltrlty, touch of shiibhlnffs, marr4 ihn European att llalous ceremonies, were ill humble surroundlnga. almost in "rrancls Jaenicke. the wore formal morning attire: th.

brine a plain white gown clothes of somb of tb. guests wera notab" anda. for the mln r.t.r. he h.dn the prt of a UU cab and came to tha Ja.nlcka flag gorgeous pomp an paltry. h.

on iformj and magnlflcant presents, the eager throngs snd press aw, irla.menu that th marriage of the depo.ed k.d a place in today's simple ceremonies. TWO MEN INJURED WHEN MOTORCYCLE HITS CAR last nlgbt about when a motorcycle on which they wer" 'ding collided with wljj mobile driven by Howard Bu t. North Jeff.r.on avenue at the i corner of Commercial atreet and Jetfer. ner nth Oordon and hl "wVr. ch torcycle after It had been knock ed to the ground.

The motorcyol. ss to turn on th7 motorcyol. dam aged extensively. VboS l.C?e rheT't keTto h.ir home. condition Is not ther man sustainu wiFt; MLUo our EDNA.

Texas, funs 1. LaBauv, H. prominent and his oony k. ht.n inn in Dr. R.

H. physlctsn found shot to death In tneir r. ruahed into i waa lying on th. SJSlrtur hearing th. report, of and Mrs.

LaBauv. bad Just turaid from fishing trip shortly before the shooting occurred. was lounu the tha bed. wounded in jr. No cause na the ahooitng which "on.

w. shot gun. TWO MW KILLKO. WICHITA FALLS, Jant nn werg Instantly killed ind eight Injured, one probably fa. ny when a 1.0 barrel steel storage tank on tba grounde of the Manhattetv Refining aompany near Burkburnatt oollapawd lata to Ten men war.

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