The Daily Notes from Canonsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 6

PAGE SIX THE CANONSBURG. DAILY NOTES TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1927 REGIONS OF ICE AGAIN Mass. And Conn. At Odds Again now, and another generation has the task of stopping the Massachusetts river diversion plan. We're All Egotists Most of us like to palm off our egotism as self confidence.

Purpose-ful action, however, may he founded on a belief in for, without that belief thera would be inaction American Magazine. ARE CULLING TO CHINOOK The Pulse of The World In the center of the arched roof of All Saints' Church, Sedlitz, in Bohemia, hangs an enormous chandelier constructed entirely of human bones. About Rivers Eleven-Year-Old Husky Will Be Used as Lead Dog in Byrd's Expedition. tonal Whtts Service) (By In. By R.

T. BULKELEY If you have a vacant house or rooniB for rent Advertise in the Classified Ad column. Not long ago a wealthy woman i Japan, during a slight illness, had 30 physicians in attendance. HARTFORD, Nov. 1.

The states ol Massa( husetts and i omn-eti- PITTSBURGH, Nov. 1. Harry K. Thaw's dispute over Russel Thaw with Evelyn Nesbit Thaw in Philadelphia in March, 1924, was recalled here NOTES cut are at odds again. The armv has oeen appealed so.

tne supreme when Walter Hymans of New York nas oeen asKea to take a hand. But it is not a serious affair, at that. The brought legal action against Thaw for Wonalancet, N. H. Regions where adventure lurks amid snow and Ice and biting winds are beckoning once more to Arthur T.

Walden and his dog, Chinook. Walden, veteran dog-team driver, with experience in Alaska and other parts of the Far North, will accompany Commander Richard E. Byrd's expedition to the Antarctic. He will be in charge of the sledge dogs to be used in establishing bases for the commander's porar flights. Chinook, eleven-year-old half-breed husky, and Walden, have been companions on many previous adventures and together have won honors in sled- foColdudl tyn tc CONSOLIDATED WITH WBIGHT-3IETZLEB COMPANY l.NIONTOWN BROWNSVILLE WASHINGTON, PA.

call Phone 707 i which Hymans alleged was due for newspaper clipping service furnished by his bureau to Thaw. HATAVIA, N. Y. With the arrest here of Edward Reynolds, 29, of Pittsburgh, police believed they had cleared up a wholesale series of automobile thefts dating back more than a year. An advertisement in a local paper of a machine for sale at a low price Club Entertained dog races in Canada and the United States.

Walden raised the dog from only question at issue is whether a state has the right to increase its supply of potable water by diverting its rivers so they will no longer flow through another state. The army's part in the affair is to decide whether navigation will be affected. The supreme court is asked to halt the diversion of rivers now flowing southward through Connecticut so that they will keep their waters in Massachusetts. Boston's Supply-Boston recently decided to step into the far corners of western Massachusetts in order to increase its resr-voir supplies. The Ware and Swift rivers, draining a large hilly area and then tumbling into the Connecticut river as a natural outlet to the sea, are being turned so as to fill reservoirs to supply Boston.

Governor John H. Trumbull, of Connecticut, decided many months ago that the diversion of the two rivers would be detrimental to his state. He- puppyhood and a strong attachment thophonic victrola, were other amusements enjoyed. Refreshments were served. Miss Margaret Washabaugh and Miss Martha McNary chaperoned the party.

S. S. Board Conference A business meeting and conference of the teachers and officers of the Sunday School Hoard of I lie Creen-side Avenue United Presbyterian church will be held in the church Friday evening, November 4. The meeting will open with a supper at 6:. "50 o'clock which a discussion on Sunday school work will be held and plans laid for the winter's work.

Mrs. Sarah Prisby and Miss Cordeek, ol' Washington, were hostesses Fridar afternoon to the Hidden Mystery club of Canonsburg. About 30 members and friends were in attendance. The house was beautifully decorated in the Hallowe'en colors and an interesting program was carried out, at which time several selections were sang by the members. Mrs.

Jennie Uavis gave a talk on the "Jazz Age." Mrs. Anna Beasley and Mrs. Amanda West sang a duet and leadings were given by Mrs. Julia Chambers and Mrs. Mae Clark.

A round table talk was held and several members took part. During the social hour seasonable refreshments were served by the hostesses and their aids. Tie next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. Jennie Davis, Sprowls avenue, Houston, on Friday afternoon, November 11; hours 2 to 4. led to his arrest.

CONNELLSVILLE, Pa. "Come see the big fish I've caught," shouted Franklin Leichliter, 9, to his cousin, Clair Knepps, while the boys were fishing in a pool in the White Run river near here. Tugging on the line the boys dragged into view the body of a new-born baby boy. MITCHELL FIELD, N. Y.

U. S. Senator Robert F. Wagner, of New York, flew in a passenger airplane from here to Washington. Before he left here he stated he was planning to use a plane in commuting between Washington and New York during the coming session of Congress.

BACK FROM THE MARKET The contingent of buyers from The Caldwell Store, and the Wright Metzler Company of Uniontown and Brownsville, has returned from the East. Our affiliation with the Tri-State Buying Association has enabled us more than ever to offer to the people of Washington the latest the best and the most authentic fashions. Already the new merchandise has begun to arrive brightening up every department. A visit to our store these days will surely convince you there could be no finer place to shop. Rich Metal Brocades $5.25 to $10 Yard Another shipment a brilliant array of the sheer and semi-sheer metal woven fabrics so conspicuous in the mode for Fall.

Richly varied patterns vie with a wealth of vivid color in striking assortment. 34 to 36 inches wide. Gundy Thorson Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Edna Caroline Thorson, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Thorson of Lawrence, to Robert Donald Gundy, son of Mr. and Mrs.

George S. Boone, also of Lawrence. The exists between tltem. Chinook is still exceptionally powerful, although too old for racing and his training makes him one of the most valuable of lead dogs. Last March, in the face of freezing temperature and terrific winds, he led a team of six dogs over the icy slopes of Mount Washington, highest peak In the White mountains, to the sum-It was the only time the mountain has ever been scaled by dog team, and the feat was achieved largely through Chinook's strength, courage and intelligence.

He averted disaster repeatedly when wind threatened to sweep the team from the mountainside into the yawning ravines below. In his kennels here Walden has 40 other huskies, sons and daughters of Chinook, and many of them probably will be taken on the expedition. Walden, who is fifty-six years old, mushed behind dog teams before and during the days of the Alaskan gold rush. He is a close friend of Leon-hard Seppala, Alaskan musher famed for his dash to Nome with antitoxin during the diphtheria epidemic three years ago. He thinks Seppala the greatest dog driver in the world and Seppala may be one of four or live Tamil i for relief fro of and Mrs.

Gundy declared the commis asked and received from the Connecticut legislature the right to act to save the situation. work on the Ware-Swift project has been going ahead steadily. When months of negotiation came to no result, Governor Trumbull asked the war department to have its engineers at Providence, R. I find out whether the diversion would affect navigation in the Connecticut. That would be a long job and in the meantime, perhaps, the Massachuetts project would be so far advanced that on one would want to stop the work.

To avoid that situation the attorney-general of Connecticut has been instructed to ask the supreme court of the United States for an injunction stopping the Bay State in its task. This promised interesting legal battle is but started. Affect Power Plants Governor Trumbull believes that by diverting the War and Swift rivers from the Connecticut river, Massachuetts will affect manufacturing and power plants in this State, 'reduce some of the scenic charms of Connecticut, and interfere with sewnee Gretna Grange Meeting Gretna Grange will meet Friday night, November 4, at the home of R. R. Chapman, near Gretna.

As this is the tame for the annual election of officers, no formal program will be carried out. Music will be a feature of the meeting, and each one present will bo called upon to give his impression of the grange and its work. High School Party A Halloween masquerade party was Companions Of Forest sion should move up hearings set for December and make recommendations to the President which would benefit the crop now being harvested. INDIANAPOLIS Holding the city council of Indianapolis legally elected Claude E. Negley, its The Companions ot the l-'orost will meet Thursday evening, November 3, at o'clock in the P.

H. C. hall. OWN A HOME All members are asked to he present and to bring a covered dish, as lunch will be served. Initiation will take this other drivers picked to assist Walde Christian W.

M. S. main diversion of the guessing the identity of ters. Various Halloweei A good home if ft joy for children, a family tie for youth, and a satisfaction for old age. Bnild it now and enjoy it for years to come.

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(For a large portion of the state uses the Connecticut river merely as an open sewer, though state officials are, after a fash- Pittsburgh Man Killed In Johnstown Today ORANGE, N. J. A broken neck suffered in a football game caused the death of Harry Kernan, 17, a member of the Columbia High School eleven. Kernan one of the stars of the Colum- bia team, was injured Saturday in a I game between his school and Irving-j ton High school. He died in Orange Memorial hospital.

ion, trying to stop this al30.) Two decades ago Connecticut prevented New York state from acquiring riparian rights to provide an addition to New York City's water supply. Simeon E. Baldwin, noted jurist, was governor then and his legal ability helped the state. Baldwin is dead Rabbit Snares of the Cliff Dwellers Found Denver, Colo. The first rabbit snares ever found in Colorado or any western state where the cliff dwellers once lived, were recently found by a party of explorers in a prehistoric Indian cliff dwelling, near Grand Junction, Colo.

One of the remarkable things is the splendid state of preservation of the snares. They and the arrows were buried under rock and dust nearly three feet deep which had fallen down during the ages since the cliff dwellers had left them in the large cavern. They had never been moistened and the strings of the snares which were hand twisted soap weed cord, are so strong that even today they cannot be broken with the hands. One end of the cord is tied to a short piece of wood, through which a hole has been made. The free end is then pulled through the hole, leaving a loop in which the Indian caught his rabbits.

Twelve snares and twenty arrows were found. Scientists are unable to figure out vis- I MiinS, O. Frequen curve and was demolished. Anthony Inigo, 40, of Blair street Pittsburgh was killed almost instant ly. He received a fracture of tin skull and internal injuries.

Both leg! and his right arm were broken. its to Gov. Vic. A. Donahey, of Ohio, regarded in some quarters as a powerful potential bidder for Democratic nomination for President, may be expected from southern Democratic political leaders during the next few months, according to Maj.

John S. Cohen, Atlanta publisher, and democratic Georgia. By ALICE The accident occurred at the foot'i. PARIS, Nov. 1.

Clothes for aces this autumn are exceptio mart and show the decidedly n'ne trend they are taking. Holiday Greeting Cards Rich Gas Strike Is Made In Field Pure Oil Company Plant At Scenery Hill Is Destroyed By Fire what the arrows were used for as A grey beige crepe de chine dress are in no way like the ordinary was worn under a long tigerskin coat arrows, shot from a bow. They have trimmed with a large collar and deep no arrowhead of flint and no notch cuffs of beige fox. The hat was of at the other end. the same beige-gray trimmed with a narrow belt of gold kid buckled at the side.

A charming ensemble of Mental Diseases in scarab-blue cloth was trimmed with! Yn PaAnl Ivnx fur and the hat matched. Myrtle x. 0PIe "WCaie green doth was seen trimmed with ew York. An appreciable increase golden-brown fur and a violet ensem- Jn tne number of young people who Mr was worn with a gray velmir hat. fall prey to mental diseases is found F.x.

i NEW ROCIIELLE. N. No (INS) Four gasoline storage ti of about 40.000 gallons Vain', and a six story frame office bail; comprising the plant of the Purj company near Main and Echo avei ailed 40 years ago when the first oil nd gas strikes were made in this sec-ion, prevailed in the Scenery Hill listrict yesterday with a 15,000.000 ubic foot strike on the C. D. Wolfe iroperty.

The well was drilled by today follow in. a Velvet ensembles are being worn by Dr. Means S. Gregory, head ot the Bickerton Haywood, of Mononga- right fire. in great numbers with toques of i psychiatric department of Bc-llev plosion of one of i trimmed -11 dm- hospital.

black, heiii niond leathers. Brown while 0,000 gallons of gast being pumped into it from People are more enlightened about and velvet quilted ed with fur. vily trim Satin them, gleam with jewels gilded hela City, and the output has been purchased by the Equitable Gas corn-Interest was already at a high pitch as a result of two strikes Sunday in which the South Hills Oil Gas company of Pittsburgh, a subsidiary of the Benedum Trees Oil company, of Pittsburgh, and the Manufacturers Light Heat company, a part of the Columbia Gas and Eelectric system, secured wells which are showing 3.000.000 cubic feet. The South Hills well is 6,910,000 Persons in U. Move Yearly, Says A.

G. A. nine waistcoat ae usual beige ensem panied We Have Just Received Our New 1927 Sample Cabinet of CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GREETING CARDS and are showing from it the very latest designs in these popular tokens of remembrance for the gladsome Christmas season. Orders should be placed early to insure prompt delivery, well in advance of the Holiday, as well as to have your order in before the choicest designs in the manufacturer's stock are depleted. We are offering only the latest designs in these cards and at prices to suit every purse.

You are invited to call and inspect these samples and place your order early. We are here to serve you and to give you 100 value with that service. tbe danger of letting mental and nervous ills gain headway, and as a result more youthful cases reach the hospital, he says, but this does not fully explain the increase. "The higher standards of the present day are largely responsible," he states. "The demand for material luxuries is greater today than it has ever been.

The longings of youth are more intricate, more difficult to attain. They are more likely to be And an increase in thwarted longings and ambitions makes for an Increase In abnormal mental and nervous states." seen at Longchamps durum Mie 1 Arc de Triomphe, and a black one trimmed with black astrakhan. Madame Martinez de Hoz, of.Bue on the R. F. Hill farm while that of Aires and Paris, who is very often seen at the races watching the fine horses of her husband, is fond of black ensembles richlv trimmed fur.

Chinese Soldiers Are Killed By Shell Fire the Manufacturers company is on the V. L. Van Voorhiss tract. A few weeks ago, wells reported as making 3.000,000 cubic feet dailv were drilled in on the Clarence Hill farm and H. H.

Swart lot by local compan- Enthusiasm is running so high, that the drilling operations have extended into the village of Scenery Hill, practically every lot having been leased. The drilling craze is as great as that experienced at McKeesport some years ago in proportion, when hundreds of derricks were built within the city limits. Yesterday's great strike on the Wolfe lot in the town has resulted in half a dozen more locations being Five other wells are now being drilled at Scenery Hill and the pav Approximately 6,910,000 persons in the United States change their place of residence each year, the movirnr rush taking place twice a year and consuming ten days, according to a report made at the recent convention of the American Gas Association in Chicago, remarks the Pennsylvania Public Service Information Committee. This information is based on orders filed with gas companies serving (ho large cities and 'reported to the American Gas Association. Total cost of moving is placed at Of this (amount, goes to moving men, figuring $25 for a van: $65,280,000 for new furnishings and domestic appliances, figuring $40 for a family: $5,910,000 for plumbers and fitters, and a similar amount for meals purchased in resiaurants while the process of moving is under way.

Contrary to popular opinion more people move in May than in October. The cost to public utility companies in employing additional help in the book-keeping and meter-rending departments to execute orders for turning service off and on is estimated at SHANGHAI. Nov. 1. (INS) number of Chinese soldiers were ed and wounded by shell-fire from the British gunboat Cricket when that vessel returned fire directed at her from the hanks of the Yangtze river above Kiukiang.

it was learned today. I lie ('nek. fired twenty rounds against the detachment on the shore. may be reached at wo of these during as believed that the Cricket's ae-in promptly returning the tiro of "Huskies" Become Pests With Advent of Planes Juneau. With the rapid development of airplane service to and from Alaskan points, the problem arises concerning the future of the dogs which have been bred here for years as burden-bearers during the winter months.

Already, complaints are on file here, from numerous places, that dogs! loosed from their leashes, are reverting to the wild state and killing deer and moose. Many of these reports are from coast towns, where Indian owners of dogs have gone fishing for salmon and have left the dog families behind, generally without provision and shelter. Consequently, dogs, formerly very valuable, have gradually become the worst kind of pests. Under a law here, it is forbidden to injure or kill prowling dogs the statute having been formed when the canines were the prospector's and the trapper's best friends. the Chinese will put an end to the While the sand is being termed the repealed attacks on merchant vessels Fifth, it in reality is a stray stratum by Nanking and Wuhan soldiers who tofar drilling i of la singly dar d.

being more than loo feel be attacked the aliate. $3,000,000 a year. It 1 here that in or Job Dep't Notes P. P. Co S.

A. PATTISON, Manager Phone 836-R 16 N. Jefferson Ave (Second Floor) low the regular Fifth in that area. Tbe sand, also, seems spottv, several dry holes having been drilled on lots between those on which some of the larg-est strikes were made. With visions of possible wealth, scores are investing in the various companies being formed to drill.

der to end the attacks from the shore, all foreign war craft have been ordered to retaliate with shell fire whenever fired upon. "Gossamer iron," the wonderful pro duct of the Swansea (Wales) irot mills. Is so thin that it takes 4,00 sheets piled one on the other to mak an inch In thickness. Formerly i most peculiar rholorr Church bells are tuned by chipping the edge until the proper note is emerty was in use in Persia. It con-listed in cramming a page from tht Coran down the patient's throat.

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