Tyrone Daily Herald from Tyrone, Pennsylvania • Page 1

ALL THE NEWS Local Happenings of Tyrone anil Its Vicinity, National and World News by Full Leased Wire of Inler- luitionul News Service, Daily THE WEATHER Cimidy with probably ruin tonight and Thursday, changing to snow tale tomorrow. Colder Thursday. FORTY-FIFTH YEAR Number 13654 TYRONE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1932 Catered uecond Clan Matter at Post Office Under the Act ol March 3, 1871 TWO CENTS A COPY SEVERE EARTHQUAKE SHAKES CUBAN CITY; BUILDINGS WRECKED Death Toll Near 200 as Rescue Work Begins; Telegraph Lines Remain Intact "Ready for Any CITY HOSPITAL DEMOLISHED, Santiago, Cuba, (By telephone to New York) Feb. 3. clevas-! tating earthquake wrecked buildings i throughout the city of Santiago, at 2:41 a today, inflicting a death toll estimated at between 100 and 200 uersons.

The city was thrown into com- plete darkness immediately, and it was impossible to determine the act extent of the quake's effect. It was first believed 1,000 had Thousands were wounded, victims! HE'LL LIKE IT! Pittsburgh, Feb. 3 Pisehanti si.pped Patrolman Osiar Keifer. "I'm, he said. Keifer tpok the man into a restaurant'and ordered a huge bowl of beef stew.

Pischana at the stsw, and unset it on the counter, saying: '-What doss that ccp think I am? Eatip.j baef stew!" JAPAN TO WITHDRAW FROM 9 POWER PACT AND NAVAL TREATY Beaded by the U. S. S. West Virginia, the United States battle fleet is shown leaving San Pedro, for Hawaiian waters where the 1932 maneuvers will be staged. The fleet consists of sixty-live fighting vessels and is supplied with food and munitions to last one year.

Vice-Admiral Richard H. Leigh, in command, stated the fleet is "prepared for any Following the West Virginia are the battleships Colorado and Maryland. Flagship of Asiatic Fleet I rives at Shanghai JAPAN WANTS ALASKA! Sewf-rd, Alaska, Feb. 3 (INS) Japan's ultimate goal was the conquest of Alaska, Mayor Carles Bvownell of Seward today urged the federal government to take immediate steps 10 'fortify this vast northlaud emphj. 13 row Mil charged the govern- i ment has "neglected its constitutional responsibility." to pro- wcre caught sleeping in their homes, i Keifer arrested Pischana, which crashed without warning.

him before Magistrate The shock lasted less than a min-T Loo Rothsnberg in police court. I H2 had the last say and stated: IDELEGATES PLEDGED iTO STRiCT ECONOMY piercing cries rang through the night as police, doctors and nurses all joined in res- cue work. Urgent pleas to the out- a side world for all available medical bssf aid were flashed over telephone and Sst telegraph which luckily re-i niained intact. i Ons hundred dead had bsen counted at the time this dispatch was filed. The injured were believ- ed to total at least 2,000.

Many large buildings were wreck- i ed. including the packing plant of: Swift and Company, a five and tenS cent store, the San Carlos club and the city hospital. The latter building was demolish- i GISQ ed completely. I uu And, you'd better learn to for that's what Part in Primaries NOT SO HOT! St. Johns, N.

Fab. 3 (INS) city and the interior are suffering from ths coldest weather in. with temperatures ranging Ivojii 8 to 45 degrees Emergency measures have been taken to protect the undernourishes and underclothod. WASHINGTON OVER JAP GRAVELS. DESTROYER IS DfiKGER Ho Confidence in Japan toi Respect Treaties Fear Holocaust As Japs Anil Chinese En In Sharp A( ti)It rv China Accepts U.

S. Jap Cabinet Opposes Neutral Observers In War Zone. GAINST EA6UE OF NATIONS Harrisburg. Feb. 3 Hc-nii candidates who arc pledged to th 3 "strictest economy" i mcr.i will receive the full support of i tho Republican state organization, Genera'.

Edward Martin, the chairman, said today. The aiinsuncsment of intention ts participate openly in a primary elec- MHUNISTS FREED FROM STATE PRISON War Debts iu organization. zoomed overhead on a survey Terror-stricken residents, fearing I a recurrence of the disastrous shock. I pinned their hones on soeedy rescue work by the United Raymond I. BorsL iva.uiza.tiou never previously has au- I its intsntion to participate openly.

i General Martin at the sains time U. S. Bm't Harrisburg, FRb. 3 and Tom Zima. convicted of sedition in Beaver county in De- By Service Admiral Montgomery M.

Taylor, of the United States Bv Geonre H. Holmes i shltic flcct arrived off Shanghai Staff Correspondent tnjs aitDrnoon acpar the cruiser (Copyright, 1932. by International; Housl.n:: in tne midst cf a general News Service) i Japanese naval, land and air at- I Washington. "Feb. 3.

ta upon the Chinese positions. ithorativc reports from Geneva that Ihs Houston, with 300 marine Japan contemulates renouncing the! vEinfcrcenicnts aboard to protect 'principal treaties she signed here! America c. citizens, passed the Woo- jat the original arms conference ini su fcrts fourteen miles down the 1922 disturbed Washington today I ive fl Shanghai shortly after vastly more than even the ruthless Japanese warships opened a heavy disregard of those treaties that Jap- i bo an has exhibited in her present war on China. critical situa- ticn." ha dsclarcd, "calls loudly fcr immediate preparations against, possible contingencies irrespective of ccncliucn.s growing out of- the Sino-Japanese "The isolated, defenseless situation cf Alaska, with area of 590.804 square miles and 20.000 miles cf const lino without one protective fort, is such as awaken general anxiety $68 ii i R8YH 1, DELEGATES PERTURBED 1 Believe Arms Co. srem-e Will Eru.

Jn Dismal I'ailui, Japs Desire To Be Unhampered In SJuilding- Up Huge Military i throughout the territory. Albinv Feb 3 J1 1 lil Ul sam lme jcsmber. 1927, today wen Aioanx.JN. i-eo. IJ.INO; oox aiuloullce the names of six 01 1 frcm thc it Hiary by ere released States naval irr 0l pVanklin D.

Roosevelt, as a the state Reed, Mrs. Worthing- the i Grange. I itte i niem- with the of Soviet at their trial but denied- I t.Lui uu.viii iv.no. thev hacl taker, any actual steps Scranton, W. S.

Vare, former TJ.j toward overthrow of the United i i i Senator; Jav Ccoke, stipes government. of fi Martin Participation of so called "liber- to He 1CCi hi 3 bSe aChe Santiago is situated in the middle i the de of the mountainous southern coast lel1 lov of Cuba, at the eastern end of the lts 11 Sierra Meistra mountain range. i Santiago, the second largest citv in Cuba, has a population of 1SO.OCO. Foul hollrs sr he protested to Japanese naval authorities that their Conference It is almost ten years ago to the day that Japan affixed her signature in Washington to a series of treatie's growing out the Washington conference designed to assure By Floyd Gibbons Staff Correspondent Copyright, 1032, by International By Liiiton Wells Staff Correspondent Copyright, 1932, By International News Service i Geneva, Feb. 3 Japan is planning; at the disarmament fcrencc now in session, here to an.

nonce her withdrawal from the nine power Pacific pact and also from the naval agreement negotiated at the Washington disarmament conference in 1922. This will bring to an end all restrictive naval building treaties binding upon her on December 31, 193G. and permit her to embark upon any naval program sees fit. Unless the Japanese government owned Texaco Earlier in thc day American nia- On Board U. S.

Houston, ofl Wco- reconsiders, the disarmament con- 1 within the American flefr-nsn y.onn ot I Feb. 3 (7:00 p. From this Unit I Small towns in the vicinity Santiago also were believed to have been shaken. Three hundred Americans reside in the city. It was not immediately known whether any of them were amons the casualties.

def-lals" resulted in the cass being ap- In one of them, the so-called nine- power pact, she agreed with the'. other powers having large interests in the Orient to "respect the sov i within the American defense zone settlement. co-nulairts Col. am of the Woosiuijf fourteen miles from Shanghai. The Houston arrived under rush'; fereiice which opened here yester- warihip i dav under the shadow of the Sino- AsiatH Ja 3a lssc fl ting at will bv Admiral certaiuly en in dismal lailure.

the Japanese! Is it possible that Japan intends 'to withdraw from the nino-power an: 1 Washington treaty?" A HID stand of the organ-: terces in half. Aitc-i picturing trie as nuv-1 2a tj On on candidates at the primary) Release of the men from the pen-' place i G. cr! eni i Martin that it wculd itentiary brought a laudatory state-! 111 um uu 1C31JCUL WJK ericjin the Japanese agreed LIS irom ereignty, the indenendence. and the lo thdl aw tii'eir marines "from the to Protect ten-itorial and anmmistnuive m- Amoricatl zonc tonight to prevent Shai- hai. tegnty of China.

is the trollb i i She passed language of the pact. Ii five that her ratio in capital ships and far eastern time) that the Woo- aircraft carriers should be as three £lm fcrts hnd United States and the positions CD This' treaty fsr flto -J- til 1 I JI CL 1.. IV Ull-jii I It nrst reported that volcanic; or 1 0 political discussion ct strict-, and assist "those who are'ment from the disturbances in the neighboring mountains accompanying the quake. policies national difii- cultios in which he said the Unit- to the strictest economy I stabsr, rabbi and chairman of i Luckily telcphons and telegraph ed Stages should have no part, the! pledged consistent with sound Pennsylvania Civil Liberties lines to the rest of Cuba were not i governor declared: affected, and it. was through thesoi "American participation Santiago sent out pleas for help.

Washington. Feb. 3. Barton Payne, national chairman of the American Red Cross, today cabled the Cuban Red at Havana his organization is ready to assist in the relief work in Santiago. nt." the The nesrsral said that the organ- committee, who appeai-s frequently iza ticn "also will aid in a study that the bocrd to plead for the lhe will result in a consolidation of release of criminals, league wculd not serve the highest! Ioca5 stattl ancl national covcrn-! The Rev.

Bcokstaber termed the purpDse of the prevention of men I two men. most fa- SCt JHtornationalj We beUeve that a rel t. sa vi political prisoners" and prais- difncuLties in acccrdance with fun-! ninA be CC omoILshea 'bv the governor an the pardon board for cutting three years off their savage five vear 0 witu iuii- mav be lC comoIU5hetl bv avoiding i damcnta, American idsals. dtiplicnticn and" overlapping" rn-n Ul2l eforc do not Martin, said. "That wei" thsil tavoi Amencaii participation." will take part iu the Vin m.n 1 1 American, citizens is nofc on sed the Wccsx i ol3abls ine Japanese replied.

Though Japanese headquarters in :3 in the wLu.g- Unce" admit the'v "are In another, the so-called -five- shar-hai and dispatches from To- 3O m-er opposite Yanjctzspoo. declare thev not -urorispd afc treaty. Japan agreed y3 announced late this afternoon The IJcmbardment of the forts Tokyo's movp hour. Sliells arc In the light of lucent (Eiiitcr's in the ne is marine ht-adquarters diplomats gcthered'hers that Shaushai had announced the Woo-1 Japan intends cutting th- Gcrdinn inrts had bsen reduced). Iknot binding her to Occidental iia- Thc United States destroyers Par-: tions which restricts her buildin" 1 rott and Bowie are moored to the'activities and sphere of influence" conference three years ago to; reported rrom aLonrd the include ciiiisers and smaller Houston at 7:06 p.

Shanghai although the Japanese ratio was in- me tilE bombardment was still on creased to 3.7. ith a sharp artillery clusl pro- The Washington treaties continue cecding between thc Chinese and (lot-k front of the Texaco Oil in-j Then after 193G she. could go in effect until December 31. 1936. Japanese in Chapei district of i con.llucn-::e cf ths and continue indefinitely after just of the inter- Yangtze, date unless one of the contracting national settlement and Japanese! down the river near the; ahead unhampered and ere powers gives two years' notice of a desire to withdraw.

Until none of the nations have Whan.npoo and military, naval and air IniDnt to none niid The shells falling near the self en at least equal foo'ting In renouncing the league Washington. Feb. 3. re-; lief nxc'dition was organized from the U. S.

naval scouting force, sta- 1 at Guantanamo Bav. to go to! rr i- ji i have earthquake. alternate delegates A pp RO flT OK sentences. i all intention of and none of them have violated any of planes raining bombs upon this ion are suppcred to te I-CHIUIISI froin the United States. Great Britain icil now densely populated quarter great fires I Japanese cruisers steaming up and land Francs.

krokcr tonight and a holocaust down the Yangtze river, directing 1 International News Service learn- oad (Ie roln ciKht jlu ed the Japanese military and navul was feared. the provisions. Fragments of shells fell inside the against the WOCSUIIR forts. the become presidantial tli2 General! Martin said no decision has been' reached but that the usual custom Diving the majority of the places! I foreign concessions and several for-i Due to the fla i experts have informed other dele- they must return to Tokyo TO FIGHT MINE FIRE iantiaco hundreds i 3 n5I to wcmeis doubtless would be follow-! teen reported killed in a severe I That Japan has made a ridiculous i eigncrs were reported to have been: trajertorv the shells cvcribv "April because their leaves of of n.iner of thn ai 0 ei ui wide area, cndr.ii^ei-ing r.2utrali absencc expire at that time. not favor Ams organization to the stricken after nn earlier dispatch had i vised that he was sending Kci3Sev(1 lt a-lvisors ars hopeful! to make an asrial reconnaisance of', rellllllcl cf the leajruc willj the area.

clinch thc presidential nomination! for him. 1" taking a firm stand of debts, Roascvelti CJR GE8RS BE NEUTRSL 000 Feb. 3 (INS) emergency app sst'jd today to scrap of paper of the nine-power' wounded treaty to --respect the sovereignty, At Nanking 50 American and; snipping and independence, and the tern tor--f English women and children were i Edwin Cuimi -Inm ml and administrative integrity of; aboard thn China" is now conceded on all sides, steamel- Woosim" a Rri COns psncral at A ft 1 uo a Biuish (a me down the river in an admiral's i PHYSICIAN RECEIVES i THRESTENIHG i ly has been spent in fight--, ing the fire which has been burning i for shanchai as well. ments. The Japanese cabinet is meeting OQG OWNERS ASKEO TO CARE FOR PETS meet with evasive replies from i.haiid.

him and stretched out Feb. 3 dog sssrtill thai the reau of Motor Vehicles. are du lo tha "This Is a careless ami danscrous nndnnr Smoot -Havrtcy tariff Roosevelt i habit." Commissioner Evnon pri- o- tl-m csted a trade conference with "No car should be left standing in November Dies In Auto Crash I Johnstown. Feb. 3 I Injuries suffered in -in auto crash With the Japanese threat now "I'm damned jdad you here Cunningham exclaimed.

The two retired at onre to thc miral's quarters for a secret conference over the Shanghai situation Service dis- The confer was interrupted report Japan a 'F wireless message from from the nine-!" 10 (le VC1 Parrot down the id the Wash- sUtl that Japanese shells treaty so she vcrc IUn ncm thc and in csn be free to build a navy as Cllllt ot the American Texaco Jas she desires. Tc all who contemplate such disposal, thc bureau of animal industry. Pennsylvania Decartment of AprricuUure, has irmed this timely and warning: "Rcpcrts from law enforce- ircnt agents located in all sections cf the State imlioats that a number of dos owners are taking the- 46,800 ARRESTED FOR VIOLATING LIQUOR LAWS hearing Washington. Feb. 3 rcau gear.

It is too easy when starting! to forget, that the gears have been; lU nicr e- a coroner report said to- left engaged. The safest plan toi follow is to disengage the when parked. Operators involved in! this type of accident be severely I dealt with when they appear for 10 (tenth' of cma at fro! Geneva to renounce Mrs. Arnunta Smith. 65." in a hos- th naval Iimitj1tio tr eaty thc sit- uatson assumes a now gravity which By Hoste Staff Correspondent Shanghai, Feb.

3. 8:40 p. before officials of this bu- dogs a lonjr distance from thsir tiian "50,800 were homes nnl turiiirg them loose to throughout the country for violation! -shift fcr thDinssIvcs. other great powers. Wiping' out the Order of Commercial Travel- treaty will leave the world powers America has a membership of no other choice but to start the nav- (Continued nn Page Two) m.

plant. Admiral Taylor immediately patched officer i a fast launch to the nearest Japanese warship to call attention to the Parrotfs international settlement tonight I Japanese promised to wireless to en- thcir cruisers in the Yangtze to! area. raiise at once cr chango Uce tn? tausiiblo chic in the invcstig.Uion of the of his homo here Saturday. It. w.is postcard on which was printed in blue ink: "The way of transgressor is hard.

Vengeance is mine. I will re- Dr. McGhee said he received it the mails ye.stenlav. Polics now believe the bomber is a mnniiic and will again attempt to bomb the physician's home. Police are encountering difficulties; in the investigation.

Eight suspects have been but without results. IBRIAB IN TiOAT CHUSEO ILLNESS Cash Only cf the prohibition la.ws the! Harrisburg. Feb. "Aside from the large of first six months of the 1932 fiscal rings, or other pieces of jewelry will; damage these do to livestock year Ames W. W.

Woodcock, not be accepted ns pledges for pay-! prohibiMon, told the Senate; of the $2 fee for motor" ve-' Rose Allen Testifies at Trial of Brother Charged with Murder ie of a terrific artillery duel tlle direction of their fire between Chinese Japr.ncse for-I Co1 R. M. Hooker. Ce f' Uio United States Marines, joined! Morgantomi. W.

Feb 3 (INS) Large sections of the native Chi- the conference. j-Illness of Albert SjmsIT-jvar- huge Japanese Admiral Taylor is wirelessing: ff 1 boy. which had mizzled a full report 017 the'doctors for years, today was solved. poultry rind wil'l life, it is uncalled for to take a tlog into a strnnire section ttini it Dog are reminded Mist more humane ways are available fcr dis- cf their rfJRS. "Irstiiictions have bear all Dc-s law enforcement agents to report such case where thc evi- a dcg owner can be ottaiucd.

Such evidence wili be piven to thc proper humane agency for action. "During the present times, thc bureau has no desire to caus2 any- to be a pcrsnn tor of bl? is wn.s an inrrease of more than I ment over th3 first six months of the tier heart. Then she began the recitation of tional border in Brennan road were in Another large fire bro' lld thc ccntral 1- OSI "cc within land his personal oVcrva'V boundaries of settlement, f. I asked tin the 300 Norristown. Feb.

3. (IN S) changed pins. She stood u.v> to show central post office within 11 and his personal observations HweA the four-inch brv licenses, the Rose Allen took the witness stand i thp jurors that ihe still'wore the llc bcu a rics of the I asked tin mlmim! hpi Drinking water a no noon today in her brother's trial! dead man's pin over tier heart. 1 as be hc ved started by Japanese; "Mended to land the 300 marine ihc vvns years old Recently we have had a number i for the murder of her fiance. mnrir nscai year.

added. cf applicants for 1032 operators' H-j -Hello Eddie!" she murmured as'events of November 0 these an-csterl, more than censes offer their watches as se-fRhe passed the counsel table where! "Edward kVSTii ontl TY -n i i. vicinity of! situation and the Woo-' 11 vanished when Sims coughnri names. sun- bnttlo. based his raspberry briar.

out be-; nous with Hcoker and Cunningham i Tnp is bc-lioved to liifw al- jfncc within and Jus personal cbicrvat-jons. flowed the four-inch briK 1 I asked tin admiral i lc drinking water from a by Japanese; "'tended to land the 300 marin- sihc vvns eight years old HW marines in an er rt to rout out aboard the Houston tcdnv to bp snn to fail and phvsiciaS ornicrn Dixwell: force the 1.264 now in Shanghai dctarmine the cause of "ft load area ins olaze xvas broueht: "No." he replied, "thn i. ill- Tuberculosis was suspected but examination failed to reveal any of the disease. Physicians the briar had bsen lodging in; trachial tubes of the boy for Chicago. Feb.

3. 01 5 8 Kf Ca IIM tnnh Msponslble Iol down an offer of S5.000 to such a heartless act. ht. Jnck in sort. Only cheeks, offirc money: Questions in a fiat, resigned voice, get out.

I said I would." orders, cr money will be accepted shc wras dressed entirely in else did he 1 Operators nsw have little IMS no and had no make- think he said he had a gun downstairs in the locker-room." ln permit arc after cis A before his use the family automobilei that station was in flams. j' cs Jn Suicide was rcirorted today. Pit.sburgh Peb 3 His sister-manager. Mrs. Gavvniskc- 40.

a salnsmen. Levy, told promoters that Ty shot and killed himself hi a Federal is too big a drawing street office here today. busi for that. sum. and ill health was held respon- Max Baer of California sible for hcs action a dec i si0 over Levinskv You can fit in.

if you really try. nd the $5,000. i a month dru-irs permits for 1932." AlV. Shc id sh xvas engaecd fight Jack Dempsey in a our" "round exhibition bout here February 18. it Drivin sr its "Did voiir brother know of this' "He did." "What did tniled by thc Japarese thsmselves i have forces er a rCtrCat 3 Part their from poVls on A large section of Chapsi in the Ul a it- I Two Justices IH Washington.

Feb. 3. sociate justices of the Supreme Conn were patients at emergency Justice Lena for this year may be used or. an-J i after February J5. I me zone anri full rpsnnn were patic Edward said his sister could not'.

neighborhood of the Tientmigan rroteA'on of thc hospital, here. us: use the family automobile Hamas. This fire re.H up-ii 011 wi Associate Justice Owen Roberts night to leave the house-and he a ether blazes set by the Jap- coon ns I ns is SHHc rtng from an old "utomoDlte locked it. taking thc key himself. northern Chapei t''T'" to I she dcclarea.

dis liw healed properly. aV i the delicate lme know.