The Weekly Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 11

hMaMNAMM1 61 0 3 THE WEEKLY KANSAS CITY STAR WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 15 1931 -r-- cARM INCOME GOES UP WI1ERE A RAT rnNTV rn AQVICTI WTTH A RAQTZPT RAT I APP1 A I nis COWS ARE SCARED DRY FARM INCOME GOES UP WIIERE A BALCONY CRASHED WITH 350 BASKET BALL APPLE SHOW A SUCCESS FARM IN WHERE A BALCONY CRASHED WITH 350 BASKET BALL 1 ANS RECEIVE 20 MILLION ECLLARS MORE THAN IN 1936 P'1ECLLARS MEETING AT SPRINGFIELD TO BE MADE ANNUAL AFFAIR 7 2 1 '1' 4 4 I 14 1: Cotton Crop Plus Heavy 111- of Almo-A All Other AgricnItural Products Accounts tor the Increase Id: Cott of A for The Orcliardisis Complain of Low Priies This Year and Seek Ways to Boost the S11104 of Mid est Fruit 1 Charged Fence Doesn't Keep Bo vines liotne Loving or Contented Weatherford complained about Jake Swatskys- stray cows so he wired his fence with electricity and stood back for developments Soon the cows were pushing through the fence Swatsky let them get well started then flipped on the juice The cows jumped all through the fence They scattered so far Swatsky and his wife worked until midnight rounding them up "They never gave any milk for a week" grumbled Swatsky To PRISON FOR MARIJUINA blis Co HISEL RESIGNS Federal Court Speaks Plainly In Sentencing Four PICKS WILL BECOME 1 Oklahoma men pleaded STATE VETERINARIAN when arraigned in the federal I district court before Judge Edgar I i Vaught here last week on charges of Retiring 0ericial Is Proud of fill possession They were sen- Illerorti Ito Eratlicatinz Itemed to five years imprisonment Tubereitiois in Okla hOnia each i 1 A fifth man pleaded guilty and was to report to the federal pro(sprial to re Weekly Mar) i bation officer A mental and physical Oklahoma Rick was ordered for a sixth deputy state veterinarian will become I "I'm not going to fool around with state veterinarian January 1 to sue the marijuana business" said Judge ceed Dr Hisel resigned Joe Vaught "It is very serious" Scott president of the state board of Walter Acord of the police nar- agriculture announced i cotics squad told Judge Vaught sev- Dr Hisel ibmitted his resignation I eral parents had complained that a last week He has held the post for marijuana distribution busihess was eleven years being operated here Hisel said he was resigning to enter "A lot of the stuff has been peddled the business of dispensing medical to school children" said Acord su'ostances The veterinarian said he is particularly proud of the progress i Broom Weed in Blue Stem made in Priviirntinn if hnvina tlil-or I itUtt131 16 13 Vri bCIIIJIAM Scott presidcnt of the state board of i Walter Acord of the police mu- cotics squad told Judge Vaught sev- agriculture announced Dr Hisel ubmitted his resignation eral parents had complained that a last week He has held the post for marijuana distribution busihess was eleven years being operated here A lot of the Hisel said he was resigning to enter the busine of dispensing medical to school thiledrsetunf! has bnideAecorpcfddled ss substances The veterinarian said he 1 is particularly proud of the progress Broom Weed in Blue Stem I made in eradication of bovine TOUGH BREAKFOR SANTA FOUGH BREAK FOR SANTA FATE DOES NOT DEAL KINDLY WITH MR CLAUS OF MARSHALL FATE DOES NOT DEAL KINDLY WITH MR CLAUS OF MARSH SPECTATORS SPECTATORS t-: t--kir-' 'f I I 1 J1' I 1 4 tt t': it 1 40pAP lii 4' i eA 'i -2 ''V4 It '( It'ij -f 1 1: I 4 4 4 4 4 1 i -4 41 4 771 t- ----4' si If 4 1- i 1 1 i i ti 71111141' 4 f4- 1 1 4:: ''''1 45-t-k: --)1t Fr" ''k'- -4 -1k ia 4 rrYrror 1 A rl i i 1 I 4 1'-' 4 5 4 1 0 1)fi'clt' i 4 4 4 4 -4- -it ::1: :3 Y'A 4: -440404- 'z: "--4 44: g4 -i 2 f4s A f-' I fr ''1''' -me P-- 't pb i 0 401 i di of' --Si "'4' 4' doe --t-ri --Nt '40'47 lv)' "e1 i t4t ditrop 10e4' itstA(' i As 6 lb 06 '4I 441tr WA 07 1:: ft rmpretwo26lim i 170a l'''''''14 'V''' (A 2 '444 4: TP1' 4 40 4r: ''('''' 1 i01'F' 3 gtellZ43 1 Ai43: 44tr 4 5 0 5 $10460(7004 -'1611'441 ri 4:54 ril A :5:: 's 'srrz '-A: '71 i 5 4t4' 5 '4 11: i 1 "11: 13:" 5- 4 litf04plieinr 1 14: E00 3 t''''- 1041014611 4 -1100 4'0'4 05t 1 1' -1 4 1 847 4: '1 A' 3" 5 ANNiiiim "4 0: 4 tr it' 4 i'' 0 Si '01440 tie 2 iii 70k w- I Az 'Illooll '1 offe Virapohr 'Special to The Weekly Star) SPRINGFTrLD annual apple exposition in Shrine mosque to dis-1 play fruit harvested in middle western1 states will be staged next year as a Jesuit of the success of the Ozarks Regional Horticultural Meeting and Apple show which closed here Friday night Thousands of fruit growers and university men from several states attended the three-day exposition The show this first of its held in connection with the national convention of the American Pomo logical society and the horticultural societies of Missouri Arkansas Kansas and Iowa Sales promotion was the central theme of discussion at the three-day convention The thousands of visitors who inspected the displays in the auditoriumsgreed the middle western states were producing the best apples in the the orchardmen complained of prices being received for their choice offerings 1 1 I I I 1 I With a Wire and Seven Children to Care For the Minister Finds It Impossible to Pay Postage on Letters With a Wife and Seven Children to For the Minister Finds Impossible to Pay Postage on Letters 1 i 1 i Oa? SO The Weekly Stan) Rock of farmers for 1937 will increase 11( than 20 million dollars over that of 31 year despite the lpw prices paid to'- products this season rza assistant director of the state extension service here announced Every section of the tie indicated will share in the TIt 11- rome increase in income Mr Ranc is due to a bounteous crop and the adoption of diversi1104 frming programs this year ThroiLhout the state farmers report OA' feed bins are full Pantry 1Ives are well stocked for the win-tor The income in the state from the bumper cotton crop will show an aproxlmate increase of 5 million dolwr that of last year when the pike Idjustment payments and ag'cultural conservation grants are L-riM red The crop of slightly less thmi 2 million bales this year has plyol the same cash value as the clop of a little more than 1 mil11 niles while the 800000 tons of will bring about 5 million INS than the 12-million-ton c) Ill 1936 soil PAYMENTS HELP fiyinents under the agricultural program are expected to toml rmarly 10 million dollars and pie djustinent payments will be nevy II million dollars bringing the In71: income for the 1937 crop up to over 112 million dollars as compared with about 107 million dollar in 1936 EIrCially noticeable this year is the strict "live-at-home" policy formulalcd by farmers Mr Randall points cue Even in sections where large eoiten crops have been produced feed and food crops have been this year The livestock industry is increasing nputly in North Arkansas according to a survey Just completed by the burpau of agricultural economics the first nine months of this year livestock and livestock Products brotiOit in to Arkansas farmers aprevmatcly 211e million dollars For the sAme period in 1936 the income tkls slintly more than 19 million dolIns Total receipts for the year are rxpected to reach nearly 30 million showing a gain of more than 3 million dollars over last year's 'al Roct 'Iman 20 of 3-1 vPitr lot- tom pro fla1 i assis oral 8- annouma MCI 'um( The aid is mmei and mu ii 'Enron la-nit that Iir fem are Irt The meorn haniper cot tc rre imam in ioer tha ditisti riultural dI red him 2 milli pi) the va: clop of ieced rof (11) 111 1936 son Poyments temil nearly aditIbt marly II mi to7d: income compared wi lar in 1936 EspcciallY Ftral laird Ow far oue Even ciatrri crop feed vn this The livest rapidly In II a survey rrau of aqri the first 11 cslnek in pronmately the same pm shalitly lat Total rxpected to shol 3 million di tuber-Care Pastures Presents a Problem culosis in Oklahoma and the co-openIt 1 ation of the state department with the (Special to The Weekly Star) 1 bureau of animal industry of the fed eral government under the direction 1- broom HrrA wee of Dr Allen in Oklahoma NVICKAds frElo'lin mi blue natlon stem Marshall Claus dig- i pastures of the Flint hills of Eastern Hisel wrote Scott that he fixed the ging a ditch? It's hard to believe i Kansas has become a major problem date in order for him to select his that the jolly old man who an- I among stockmen although some be- successor and so that he could wmd up work under way An attempt was se nually brings happiness to millions on 1 lieve they will cease to be a menace made in the last kgislative ssion to Christmas day should have to stoop after this year if sufficient moisture force ouster of Hisel but it failed He to such hard labor but it's true for i I comes between now and spring declared however that his resignation Santa Claus is a Marshall man who I Some pastures are matted with the was entirely voluntary One of he last jobs of the veteri- has a wife and seven children to feed weeds which appear like young trees 1 hanan will be an experiment in a and although he has a name beloved and grow close together keeping sun county unit plan of control of bots in horses in Delaware County by millions life has not dealt kindly from reaching the grass Where one with him i pasture is completely covered with I Ramming county agent has Santa Claus is his true name for It the growth a tract across the road is I carried on an educational campaign was given him by his parents William apt to be free of the weeds in the county for the last three Tom Grace veteran rancher and months and the treatments to de 1 and Henrietta Claus forty-nine years cattleman says he knows of no stroy the parasites started Monday ago means to get rid of the weeds but i Hisel said about 6500 head of horses will be treated and the work MAN OF MANY TRADES expressed the opinion they would not i I asked for the treatment is a plumber and carpenter and has Ditch digging isn't the only work remain another year I will continue for ten days Owners of he's done to support his family Santa "In the forty years I have been in 111stock this part of the country" he said The disease must be treated hi worked in a coal mine farmed and "this is the second time I have seen December and January" said Hisel broom weeds take whole pastures as "This is the only county unit plan of sVaS working on the Missouri river in they have this year They are a dry control that can be tried this year lf29 when he received a broken leg weather weed and in my opinion will Next year the department wIll have and it was this accident that brought not grow if we get a little moisture" half a dozen or more" him fame I Apparently there is little known 1 about the weed how it got into this i COIS'S DIET CAUSES DEATH Papers over the entire United States 1 carried the story of the accident to country the best way to kill it or what lianias Animal Ate Too Many causes it to get a head start over the Santa Claus and since that time he Nails It Is Pound hardy blue stem One thing that is has been the subject of countless stem i no worth stories around Christmas time Two known about it i that it i Sabetha Ras--Lee Wenger a farm years ago he appeared on Robert anything from the food value stand- er living eight miles northeast of Ripley's "Believe It or Not" radio pro- pot landowners cut the weeds Sabetha lost a valuable cow recently gram and made several public appear- from eating too many nails 1 fumes in New York last summer to prevent seeding but The cow had been ill several days they do not know for sure whether I that will keep another growth from post-mortem and discovered she had ample when he arrived in New York Santa Claus says his name has before she died Wenger performed a caused him a lot of trouble For ex- starting next spring Some say the I roots will have to be destroyed lone pint of cinders one nail two and he called the office of the sponsor of inches long with a number the program he was appearing on Many pasture owners plan to burn lot smaller nails staples tacks slate Santa asked the operator if he off the hills soon in an effort to and several pieces of wire in her might speak to the manager I destroy the seed The plants are stomach I woody however and will be difficult ID "Name please?" she asked 1 One large nail and a piece of wire viric HrrA of I broom weeds from blue stem Marshall Claus dig- pastures of the Flint hills of Eastern ging a ditch? It's hard to believe Kansas has become a major problem that the jolly old man who an- I among stockmen although some benually brings happiness to millions on lieve they will cease to be a menace Christmas day should have to stoop after this year if sufficient moisture 0 7-S8'soi ellowkw 1- 't A'7 Vo 00 Sttiott: OA 0 '4J 4 NEED BETTER ADVTRIISING Pickett of Ames Ia president of the American Pomo logical society reviewed the available scientific evidence on the dietary value of apples and urged the producers in the apple industry to avail themselves of scientific testimony in advertising "The big advertising agencies today when they plan a campaign" Pickett pointed out "do not confine themselves to displays and slogans alone They let the laboratories ten the public of the products" Ozark growers complained of the prices being offered this year "Prices we're getting for our apples are terrible" Paul Borgden of Springdale Ark declared "Prices are the worst they've been in years and the market ts flooded Because of prices posted by the western producers we are getting only $1 a bushel for commercial grades" "A good price for apples out of cold storage is $135 to 8150 a bushel" Earl Weir of Fayetteville Ark said HOLD FOR HIGHER PRIM More than 1000 persons were In the Archie Mo high school auditorium for a basketball tournament Saturday night when the balcony crashed About 350 spectators were in the balcony which was seventy feet long and twelve 1 s- I 1 I '1 i 1 i 1 I I I I 1 I I 1 1 i i 4 I 1 1 1 i 1 I 41: benches and chairs upon the spectators below The other rods broke from their moorings No 5 rod pulled from its ceiling fixture More than sixty persons sk ere injured eight dangerously This view was taken looking at the east end of the hall feet wide suspended from the ceiling girders by six steel rods The No 3 rod indicated by the arrow snapped loose under the weight of the crowd pitching screaming onlookers onto the playing floor and precipitating l'OUAL FARMER A HERO SMITH HOLDS AN ACE COTTON PRICE NO WORRY I I VII 11111L IU 11Vit 11 1 A VICTORY IN SPECIAL ELECTION ADDS WEIGHT TO HIS PLANS Oklahoma Politicians Wonder Whether lie Will Seek Re-Eleetion al Representative or Will Come Out for Senatorial Post Otis Glwigow 20 Itesenex dren Front Burning Home Newport Glasgow 20- year-old farmer Is being hailed here as a hero for his rescue of three small children from their blazing home near Tupelo thirteen miles south of here Glasgow said he was working in his father's cotton field when his attention was attracted by a neighbor Mrs Parker Stover who was screaming for help Running to the Stover home young Glasgow was told that the blazhig house was locked with three children trapped inside 1ng house was locked with three chil- then trapped inside FRUIT CROPS LARGE Ptlit crops this year showed a increase over last year Mr Randall reports The apple crop of this year one of the largest in several years showed an increase of nearly a MIIII011 dollars over last year The crop was valued at nearly 112 million dollars The peach crop valued at but million dollars increased a bout 213 million dollars over that of ptut crop be increase dall reports year one years show a million d( crop was Va dollars Ti fibout 31j fbalit 213 Some growers like Otis Montgomery extensive grower at Marionville Mo think that the price will go up SHARECROPPER HAS FORTUNE when the first flood on the market AWAITING HIM is consumed and ire holding their apples Borgden's solution to the plight of John4on Fitzhugh Ark 14 the apple grower is to educate the neople to eat more fruit itthering His crop and Plans people Later to Look Around for Missouri's governor Lloyd Stark Farm to Hii) himself one of the nation's outstand- ing fruit men was not so pessimistic (Special to The Weekly sloe) Addressing the fruit men at their banquet the governor listed the ad- iugusta low price of vantage of fruits including their ton apparently Isn't worrying I "coloring" of a meal and their imInSOn Fitzhugh sharecropper who provement of appetite notified several months ago that "We have here a sales argument was the heir to a 4-million-dollar for fruit which is both timely and fortune in Texas lohnson has been gathering his po the governor said pular and in the public interest" ip about seven bales of cotton at coupled with other farm work There was unusual competition for the honor of "apple show king" kept him too busy to study much The "kings" were sweepstakes win- DLit his good fortune he says His ners of the exposition and 6s the in Texas have told him that he apple show here this year was the draw money from the estate left largest in the United States the sus- at any time but thus far John- Dense was noticeable until the winners has drawn nothing He has been nounced U- I were Johnson Fitzhugh Ark 14 Gathering Ills Crop and Plans Later to Look Around for Farm to Bio (Special to The Weekly Sloe Augusta low price of cotton apparently Lsn't worrying Johnson Fitzhugh sharecropper who notified several months ago that was the heir to a 4-mi1liondo1lar fortune in Texas was the heir to a li-million-dollar fortune in Texas Johnson has been gathering his about seven bales of cotton coupled with other farm work kept him too busy to study much about his good fortune he says His agents in Texas have told him that he draw money from the estate left at any time but thus far John- has drawn nothing He has been ieople to eat more fruit ne apple grower is to eaucate the Missouri's governor Lloyd Stark limself one of the nation's outstand- ng fruit men was not so pessim- stie Addressing the fruit men at their sanquet the governor listed the ad- vantage of fruits including their 'coloring" of a meal and their im- provement of appetite "We have here a sales argument for fruit which is both timely and popular and in the public interest" the governor said There was unusual competition for the honor of "apple show king" The "kings" were sweepstakes win- ners of the exposition and ass the apple show here this year was the largest in the United States the sus- pense was noticeable until the winners were announced (Special to The Weekly Star Oklahoma City Elected to office at last Gomer Smith Oklahoma City lawyer has the state politicians guessing about his future plans in Smashing in the front door he car-1 was ried all three children aged 5 3 and 11 he to safety As he crossed the thresh- oil all three children aged 5 3 and 11he to safety As he crossed the thresh- oil l'! 41' 11 Ott re ht Intrl orw11 more the 'Part 1491 3rttst re 11 Its Jarni I Part at Ls farms rep farm nit Inners ar off tri(t 55 rs har BrI1ar ATM Elixir Miver it wprk Am ri 'h hp! OV: lbs uA A cd dnsis he prr Ination lestmr nilar ri crisps dmints khinr7 lamagr El $1 Member tnedic1 rtitSe th ham rlf tam sang (ity MING' oft rot a on I lea and r14 No 43 pubnih MVO NeOraEki all ou- a torri Eriter stottlre A of MU Eighteen rt 01441 thp th 1491 3r-ttst re 11 4 Its Jana I Pars it Ls di 'r rep farm DIA inners ar off met 55 rs hac! BIldary ATAL 'lIIr mivr it wisr Amen- ths sed A noscs he Pcr InafitIn Misr 11 cr15 trunk "wage I lune nirdica th ham 1111r egair 44 (it LRINC oTn" leA Coale and fa c'' sio 43 once Nehrgek 1 all on kabh tare Enter stottre of Mif Eighteen 0" 1-- I The tomato crop brought in an esti- i state politics i rid million dollars an increase of 1 Smith a Democrat was elected to 1 old with the youngest the roof fell approximately $855400 Irish pota-1 Congress in a special election Friday in Glasgow and the 1-year-old child crop tors showed no increase due to low I by majority of 3 to 1 over Harlan were treated here for burns That rros although production was in- Deupree Oklahoma City Republican Commander Frank teach of the has crPwd heavily Strawberries dropped Before the special election Smith Newpor American Legion post an- to loss in drought of last year nounced here his organization is The decline in price of rice has re- wrote friends at the capitol to the I sponsoring a movement to secure a I can in a decrease in value of the I effect that he would seek re-election Carnegie medal for young Glasgow I him I to cr'p of nearly 1 million dollars al- 2ongress if electeE i Ile toma approximan tors shower alth c'eaed hca' cne to loss The deell snlled in a crrp of nem thuzh production was from 15 to 201 After his election he refused to say 1PROBLE31 IN 101 RANCH rtold that the estate probably will be what he intended to do He said he p'r cent greater this year than last 1 I settled about the first of the year I was going to devote his attention to settle rgue in Cu May an A mnt Congress temporarily Oklahoma He says he has been the recipient All prain and hay crops showed an of begging letters from all over the il'creac this season over 1936 WHY HE MAY NOT RUN Newkirk question of who United States from people who need HAV crops increased approximately Smith is reported to be ambitious to pay the 1937 taxes on the 3300- "just a little capital" to put over a 40 rr cent over 1936 Total produc- to run for the Democratic nomination acre section of the famous 101 ranch i big deal However he has turned non of nearly 1 million tons this year for United States senator next year purchased by the rural resettlement 1 down all offers and appeals expected to be a boon to livestock I Governor Marland and Senator administration has been checked up I The one thing he is going to do 111dliccrs Thomas both of whom are to the courts in a major 3-way tax il when he gets his crop harvested he I Income figures for the state show i candidates for senator threw the squabble between Kay County officers I says is to "look around" for a good tLit At kansas farmers are in a "fun-1 power of the state and federal ma- the John Hancock Mutual Life Insur- farm provided the price "is right" ciampntally sound position" How- I chines behind him as the Democratic ance company and the federal govern- Johnson farmed twenty-Mx acres Johnson farmed twenty-Mx acres theila prom per cent gl year All lc( rea-e thi 11i crop prr cent uon of nen eXpeCte( I I adarPrS Imnomne I that At kan ciamont ally II 1 i 1 i the last year He believes things will work out in the natural course of events and when the estate is settled he plans to buy a home and farm nominee in the 7-county fifth district in the central and south central part of the state That causes observers nominee in the 7-county fifth district in the central and south central part of the state That causes observers The resettlement administration purchased the huge'section of land a year ago for the purpose of placing I 1 I 1 I I I Tr Mr Randall reports that If farm- wcre receiving the parity price thetr products they would be ap- 11tximately 50 million dollars "better to think he had agreed not to enter cff- senate race Smith advocates a 2 per cent trans- DANCE11ALL SLAITNG action tax and adoption of the so Had Done Enouh called general welfare act pending in Congress lie was defeated last year ti It wed tor Says Oklahoman as a Townsend plan candidate for emir Mr rts wire for their 11 mmina tel: cff I 1mm iie It stock it moderately with hogs and needy families on small tracts An agreement on the tax payments was cattle and be free from the worry reported to have been reached at the over the price of cotton time but both the insurance company MAI and the government now refuse to pay MAY BOOTLEGCERS CARS senator If he enters the senate next year fresh with victory after five losses he will be a potent factor If he decides to seek re-election as a representative the senate race is apt to wind lip between Govecnor Mar land Senator Thomas and Wesley Disney first district representative senRun' If he enters the senate next year fresh with victory after five losses he will be a potent factor If he decides to seek re-election as a representative the senate race is apt to wind lip between Govecnor Mar land Senator Thomas and Wesley Disney first district representative the 1937 levies Dry Oklahoma C01041(1(44 Way la Failure to obtain payment will Strike Livensett Dealers cripple one school district in which most of the land is located Oklahoma than 3000 BLAST KILLS 50000 CROWS "legal" carry federal retail liquor dealers' licenses in bone- Dynamite Di Used on dry forfeit their Binh right to drive motor cars on state highways Governor Mar land revealed a study of the drivers license law was being 1 of the drivers license law was being oklithomn Cheyenne shattering blast of 150 dynamite bombs crammed with tiklidmitut Cheyenne shattering blast 1n kmonlito hntilhq rrAmthprt with of 150'dynarnite bombs eramme-ci with Santa Claus" he replied 1 tod estroy months ago carload after lodged in outl of the cowl Several I stomach causing her death Oh yeah Well I'm Mrs the et carload of the weeds were shipped to i I laboratories in the East to be te st this kind of metal in their feed due 1 Cla us" and bang went the receiver Santa eiver Bewildered Santa Claus went to to see if the ha Wenger believes the animals get the Commodore hotel derstood rooms had been reserved for where he un- any commercial the fact the last four years the value NO report of the research 1 grass has been so short they pick up him He signed his name "The Rev work has been made path Santa Cleus Marshall Moe The 2 oo -Y4 -(- any objects that might be in the pa Mr II it Of their grazing I desk clerk gave him a suspicious look I () I and pretty soon the manager came I Rogers ArkA truck load of 2000 An opening in the ceiling of a hen up broilers grown by Hensley of house to allow the foul wet air to mem TO TETE MANAGER Cave Springs left here last week for escape will help keep the straw on lls Santa Claus produced a pack of Chicago for the Christmas market I the floor dry letters all addressed to him and all sorts of letters of identification in- I eluding a letter from the chamber of et ost More commerce of Marshall Santa then 1 a ue No got the room Santa Claus is also a preacher and has a little congregation at Blue Lick tIt Deo about seven miles south of Mar- ENIT RE 2RADloseIN 1 shall where he conducts a Sunday school class and preaches at the SAVE UP TO Theodore Ochs and son of Cape Church of God I Girardeau won the bushel sweep- Arotuld the first of December every I At last Zenith gives you perfect radio enjoyment with or stakes while George Shurk of Fort year letters begin pouring in At without high line power! And the same Zenith works both Madison Ia won the plate exhibit first only a few neighbors knew ot I a touch! IMEMli sweepstakes I him but the word has gone around You run these 2-Way Zeniths on either 6 volt auto battery ON A purge Nora power or 110 volt lightsocket power Whichever you wish! ORIGINAL OPPOSE WAGE Mt 1 and now postmasters all over the For at a touch the built-in "Hi-Line Switch" instantly wiectiesseglit Representatives of Arkansas Iowa country know of him and send to converts your Zenith to whichever power is more convenient thmugh 'Savings Cer tificate given Fon to and Kansas societies attending the Marshall the scrawled letters children more economical Nothing extra to buy every purchaa see meetings here did not elect officer have mailed to Santa Claus i And here's the big point Your Zenith can't suddenly be Of aZ7ith a but did concur in a series of resolu- It would be almost physically Im- come obsolete! It stays valuable It works on high line power arm lt --1 ii tons passed by the Missouri society possible to answer all those letters (if you have it or expect it or if you move) BUT it works on se 1 and the national organization includ- even if Santa Claus was financially battery power if you haven't the high line Thus you can travel FREPOWER 9 able to buy all the postage stamps re- I and your 2Way Zenith will fit itself to the new conditions ing the one opposing the Black-Con- From the Air A nery wages and hours bill and re- euired which he isn't and every cent 1 Two radios for the price of one! No more buy So you needn't wait for the hi your ins dry bat questing congressmen if the bill could that he spends for postage answering ion er line an elf 2W ay Zenith NOW! Use it on a storage battery Charge tents or taking I si not be defeated to exempt agrieul- letters represents a sacrifice on the ab the battery by means of a Wincharger at 50c a year power them out to 11" tural laborers from its provisions psrt of his large family I operating cost And if the high line comes charge The societies also voted to ask See- This however is one of the pleas- i a touch your Zenith converts itself ea retary Cordell Hull to negotiate a tires Santa gees out of life when he i into a 110 volt AC set No extras "Wale ost 1 reciprocal trade treitty with England realizes these letters when received 1 to DAUGHTER so that England would reduce her wji bring joy to the hearte of the Zenith's reputation among farmers has and the HELP e' tariffs on American apples to oppose little ones been earned during many years Ask aarnbitcfidy eeneltosyss a senate bill limiting the length of your neighbors and you'll find they're freight truths on the theory that it BEL!) IX FARM strong for Zenith Then ask your dealer to show you the Zenith would Increase increase freight rates to fa- line Never was there such a fine aelectson Never 41 VOr discontinuance of government I atill '41411 were pnces in low for values so hight predictions of price trends in the bor Avulliwtl Choose from the 91 models for EUROPE MTV and "TwoWay" 2 volt 6 volt and AMEMICA er the ORM 9 apple market be volt 110 volt AC and AC-DC guaranteed every day cause low price pre- i 32 Pryor charges were Console Table Phonograph-Radio I or your money back on dictione caused dumping which would i filed here last week aeainst Mrs and popular Arm Chair Models Our Clitith0 0111 1 lit short wave Zeniths force prices still lower help you select Send the coupon for a copy i a 11 The Missouri society but not the I Della Ilubleird 29 and Roy Killion and a Wincharger SavInga Certificate CIO free! 1 Zenith offers many i 35 a neighbor the death fert big year Buy I reasocusbly organization Adopted a re hbor firmer In e- ontiologw: 1 your Iris ci Ilra savulg rtled in Farm or City I the woman's 50-yeer-old husband olution opposing "sectional revision" pset 00 taill teem Ralph Hubbard II A Kehn county I 01 freight Wee and favoring "uni- et Lupeaiit i7 a7811no Zenictchitiourct)dar Columbia form increases" for all parts of filo! attne31' 8Rid Network each Is Sunday lea 1 ZENITH RADIO CORPORATION The charge Alleging that the two I 6001 Dickens Avenue Chicago country if any increeses are to be I eon Jointly caused Hubbard 's i oP Without obligation send me Wincharger I made This resolution society mein- Aft SavingsCertiforiteiEREE1)alsosend catalog death Settirday night December 4 by 1 bers said 'ARS aimed et western awe 0 I have high line power i es' JO a growers who were said to be seekin beating him into unconsciousness and 0 I don't have high line power from a PrePased freight i then drowning him wa filed in the 1 late inerense court of Graham Pryor justice e'' tee 010 Net tgam of the peace Mrs Hubbard and Kin- JUDGING CONTESTS '''''74 Add i ion were held in the Mayes County i The university and high school jail here Friday they were moved se- City State 13-1(r et judging contests attracted much at- cretly to a jail elsewhere Sheriff Waltentern at the Allow CHIVAS State ter Panter revealed tie said feeling e--------- college Manhattan Kas won the In- at Strang a community near where tercollegiate judging contest with a the Hubbards end Killion lived total of 6380 points Robert Hitch prompted the action Otto Wenger I Terman and Harry Kehn revealed the young widow Peet bosrb or servIceable size leoxalt made up the team had named Kinion as her husbances $36 etch: reitisterrd A Matti cot Missouri university with A Puree alleged assailant and he was arrested Inniond Falls ItAnmto C111111111111111M IL Wayne and at Hubbard's funeral Dean on the team was second Iowa Kehn said Mrs Hubbard made the State and Oklahoma A and fol- etatetnent after a deputy took her to lowed a funeral parlor where her husbences Say The Weekly Star The Stockton Mo high nehool eervices were to be held Officers judging team Placed first aiming a took Kinion into custody at the ceine- it sco ach re of high ools with a total tery three miles southwest of Strang ecore of 4144 out of a possible 4650 and near the Hubbard and Kinion Sure Gets Results Bolivar Mo was aecond and Rogers farms The Hubbard home is twelve Ark third miles northeast of Pryor Mr Pickett wise re-elected preste Authorities said Killion was married Theit's vies! A lilltti cf Ccittonwocid Falls dent of the American POMOINICAI so- and the father of several children ciety at the timing eeseion The county attorney said Mrs Hub- Kansaq says the efiecitiveness cf the above The Mitwourt Horticultural society bard told him Kinion had come to the classified advertisement which he inserted in The re-elected Kirk Keller of Creve Iflibbarrt home about 10 o'clock Sat-Coeur Ns its president Fred Turner Mlles night called Hubbard outside Weekly Kansas City Star of Neosho and Patti titark of Louts- hit him on the head with a club and lame brother of the governor were him to a near-by ravine where Good results are the rule with Weekly Ctar named vire-presidents IL Mar- Illibbard'a body was found the Mon- classified advertisements The Weekly Star reachei tin jr of Columbia waa named arc- day following face down in about two retery-treastirer and Henry Ochs inchee of water more farmers ot lower cast than can be reached by Cape Otrardeete member of the exec- A coroner's jury hnd returned a er- ony other meain If you have livtack farm equip- Wive board diet of death by violence at the hands of unknown 'screens Dr Whit merit rrtdtice farm Inn -1 er poultry si-i sell 11e Tn GIRL nunNun IV I 1 11: l'il()NING taker county health officer said there Weekly rtor far ailielK was "tin evidence epparent In tile' Clothing 11 fontteit hY 1411tv" nil that Hubbard died from external vio- oswego Store lence at Green undertaker said at er se et Coween Evelyn Severe in the eines WWI I he inimediale wise 011 is 11 Ittillp atattlingi t21111 glar le stuttered toreros Mimi last week when her clothing was lime while of dellth 0 lict said bnikes nn the fro' I would hoe been sufficient to she ivu using a telephone Orfir a Illillbard Largest Weekly Farm Circulation in America stow' In a More Sheriff renter revealed tbat a hut Itathleme some owner lot templed to beat Out the flames With ton found clenched ill litibletid's I Lowest Advertising Rate of Al! Farm rapers Mrs lilibbard's helot HS torn from his heeds then smothered them with a blankee ill hsnde were burned coals Santa Claus" he replied 1 todestroy completely lodged in the outlet of the cowl An opening in the ceiling of a hen house to allow the foul wet air to escape will help keep the straw on the floor dry Ok1900 pounds of shot killed in estimate I tide to determine whether Itee IlsPti ed 50000 crows at their roosts in a dealers could be denied the right to iblackjack grove near Dempsey Fri- drive Bootleggers have taken out federal day night Ranger A Gaines who has licenses to escape conviction of vioDemocratic been at every state crow shoot esti- I lating the federal law which carries mated at least 5n000 crows were a stiffer sentence than state laws killed ii ()iiiAtitim VITI lioNlos 10)W OUT OP TIILVI'Llt IN A I'lltr I Oklahoma bond issues Corning 200 persons went down to defeat in Oklahoma marched quietly to safety from the 1 City last week Including a propobed 'State theater here last ivNic when $2357000 participation in construeW fire which destroyed the new build- tion of Fort supply reservoir in ing was discovered in the loft The Northwestern Oklahoma to furnish loss Is estimated at about $20000 the city an auxiliary water supply OFF THE RECORD i 0 1'i '4 1 ti I I 1 rt i 6 6 4 1 1 i 6 ik 6 i 41 Jeter detec- 1 ti lid Sunday Oscar Lee Riddle 1- miner admitted the dance hall 1 Saturday night of William Nabors 24-year-old athlete' '1cole 1 figured he'd done enough In TIP' to be killed for" l'olr hundred dancers at a down- ty'l h'Illroom were thrown into con- nilon when three shots were heard DR BENNETT A Nabors slumped to the floor Dr Bennett president of Olt-(lying in an ambulance lahoma A and colleTre at StIllWa I AI three bullets struck him in the ter has the politicians guessing about I 1K Riddle who was seized in the the governor's ice next year -i: was quoted by Jeter as saying If he becomes a candidate for the had accosted him earlier in Democratic nomination he will be In' Pvning and knocked him down backed by the legislative group anal li' iid he had known Nabors seven the Marland administration A num- r'l years and that they had not ber of the legislators think he is the no good terms for some time best bet to beat "Anita BM" flid a pickup order showed Murray former governor who is le had been sought more than a candidate for the Denmeratic non t' for questioning in a $1900 theft nation for governor t- amento Calif Records showed Key former works progres 1 ''1 an cx-convict administrator is a candidate Hubert Bolen state treasurer is in the IND) COTTON LOANS FRAUD race Leon Phillips Oketnah lot- in mer speaker of the holise ol rem- i 11i 1)1 st I let Attorney Will sentatives is expected to announce I'mpulite In Arkansas in a few weeks T-''10 Rock A Isgrig When Dr Bennett makes a definite decision ft district attorney said Saturecision the 1938 primary contest will arrests would be made be pretty well shaped the next few days on charges PLANT SAME AVOUNT OF VI' IlEAT '1 against the government in (01hcct1on with cotton loans The Acreage in Oklahoma 14 lio kald his office would prosecute 51 3 10 0 0 1114Y on one or both of these (i' t't-toi: Oklahoma wheat "PIttting" or baling inferior cot- sown this fall in Oklahoma was estiith a thin layer of high grade mated at 5431000 acres the same as in order to obtain loans on last year by the crop reporting servt" quantities of cotton not eligible ice of the state board of agriculture the government payments last week 111c practice of purchasing cotton This is 196 per cent more than th 'w prices and ginning it in the average acreage sown during the 10- of some producer" in order to year period 1923-32 Abandoned acre' Illt a federal loan of 9 Cents a age in the 10-year period was 10 per I'''d cent of the sown acreage which if it holds true next year would leave 4 A VS CITY BOYS TO PRISON 888000 acres for harvest I lotteml'ear Teem for IL The condition of wheat on DeeemWhile and Iten Grote' ber 1 was 77 per cent normal compared vIth 68 per cent at the same of fifteen year time last year in the state penitentiary at Mc- "Whcat is in fair to good condition u'r were imposed on two 19-year- but rain is now urgently needed in ri Ktinses Citians White and the western half of the state end 1 a PM here last week on their would be beneficial over the remain- guilty to the holdup of a I der of the wheat-growing area" the drugstore Ireport stated ''Early wheat is in the Itle collapsed es Prentiss best condition: last sown wheat is tt" district judge pronounced sen- short and poor stand Grasshoppers 11'( Ihe youths were charged with and worms destroyed a considerable 'Aing Charles Holderman of $63 acreage some of which has been re- v1 tuber 20 planted as many three DR BENNETT A Dr Bennett president of lahoma A and colleTre at St 111WR I 1 ter has the politicians guessing about the governor's i ace next year If he becomes a candidate for the i nomination he will be I backed by the legislative group Rild I the Marland administration A num- ber of the legislators think he is the best bet to beat "Alfalfa Bill" Murray former governor who is candidate for the Democratic nom 1 nation for govcrnor Key former works progres administrator is a candidate Hubert Bolen state treasurer is hi the race Leon Phillips Okeinah for- mer speaker of the hmise of representatives is expected to announce in a few weeks When Dr Bennett makes a definite 1 'decision the 1938 primary contest will I be pretty well shaped Ofldlioni miner in Nu cinse I tim nItt to hi I ttnr ha him tIon whi and Nalic si'm Hire( Rid was Ntiont liii In nyttnir bm :1 nll g( sa Cm: to ham for ri r' amm an IND) I cmii1 1 l'rfe Ints 1i1 thm fraud lb 8Ild oloirsly (I' "Chit ai with rdle In it a qua' lo: the gi I pr of tIttint a INSt7s 1111491 111 I Kali: itimg (In V11'IP P''''t ii 11)11DR Ncr1 lac 1 Vill1110 il -os ton IIIMM11110 ril i elletawirmormlitameare IrrIrriti I I I i 1 1 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