Bradford Evening Star and The Bradford Daily Record from Bradford, Pennsylvania • Page 9

PAQE NINE BKADKOM) EVENING STAlt AND DAILY' RECORD. AVKDNESUAV KV'KXLXU, FKliliUAUY 5, MM. CALIFORNIA'S CONVICTS GET FAT ON GOOD MEALS BELIEVE IT OR NOT By Ripley Sacramento, Feb. 5 Sumptuous, well balanced meals at 25 cents per Yes, it's being done, with Cali-omia convict roadbuilders waxing leek and fat as a result. This unstinted economy was reveal-d in a typical menu of the highway jnvict damps received today by Bert Meek, state director of public works, ood costs are kept at 25 to 27 cents meal.

Here is the menu: Breakfast Fried eggs; hot cakes syrup; mush, hominy, gritz, apple luce; bread and butter, coffee, milk, Lunch (in camp) Roast rib beef id brown gravy; baked potatoes; asparagus, lettuce salad; bread and butter; pie, coffee, milk and sugar. Dinner Beef stew with rice, lettuce salad; string beans; boiled potatoes; coffee, tea, milk and sugar; bread and butter; doughnuts. ton a itDnHDIl Delight the children away at school with "voice visits" by in colors on a papyrus-like paper made from reeds. That part of the Maya writing which has been deciphered indicates according to archeologists that the Mayes had a calendar system more accurate than that in use in the United States today. Colonel Lindbergh did not "discover' the new Maya cities, scientists said The lone eagle proved the usefulnes of the airplane in locating sites fo exploration.

Search for Maya ruins entails man-hardships for the explorers who mus fight their way through thick jungle that hide the crumbling walls an' tower under masses of greenery. The expedition will inspect sites al ready known and mapped. In cas its members find time toenter new fields however they will seek ruins not heretofore located. The Mexican government has offered to cooperate with the expedition under its policy of aiding legitimate explorers of the ancient pre-Spanish civilizations. The Mayas once spread over many thousand square miles.

They moved their entire race in one of the greatest mass migrations in the history oi the Americas. The Mayas' final eclipse was caused by the over-running of their territory by the more warlike Aztecs, the Aztea adopted the Maya civilization anc built the powerful empire which Cor-tez and the Spanish explorers destroyed early in the 16th century. OKLAHOMAN UNABLE TO ATTEND BRUSSELS MEET 1 'uyoukage- 111 "1 JL Oklahoma City, Feb. 5 Harry B. Uordell, president of the Oklahoma board of agriculture, will be to attend the Agricultural con-ention to be held in Brussels, Bel-dum, it was learned.

Cordell received an invitation from Belgian officials to attend the which purpose is to discuss agri-ultural life in tropical and sub-ropical climates. she refused to take out insurance on herself. Brown then eloped with wife No. 4 and went to Tacoma, Wash. There on Feb.

26, 1912 he clubbed his fourth wife and her admirer, John Alden Wilson, to death. SUICIDE CLOSES MURDER CAREER OF INDIANA IAN JAZZ BAND ROBBERS LATEST IDEA IN PARIS Paris, Feb. 5 Enter the jazz band robbers SIMPLE AS 2 2 na I 1 its CHARLIE. Up to and including the stroke of midnight, M. Ferrier, Auteman, and Guerrax entertained customers at a local restaurant with their syncopated tunes.

i Afterwards they continued to play tunes only on other people's cash registers and family safes. The burglar trio worked in the greatest harmony until they chose to burglarize CK6mpior Money biuler mas found 1555 pieces of money at Different Times WAS CHOSEN ON CAMPS ALL-AMERICAM Football team A YEAR AFTER HE HAD a policeman home. CEASED PLAYING A 4-LEGGED CHiCKEM lS Owned bv 8 S6uxerv A O.c IS C. P. LONG (Republican) for Congress itfJO.

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Mr. Ripley will furnish proof nf anything depleted by LD BYRD SHiP TO New Jobs As Organists Open to Modern Women Brownstown, Feb. 5 When Willis Brown. 75-year-old ex-convict hanged himself at Christianburg in Brown county, about 20 miles north of here, he brought to a grizzly close a murderous career probably not exceeded since the days of Sam Bass, the gunman of Lawrence county. Brown was released from the state prison at Walla Walla, several years ago after serving a 10-year term for the murder of his fourth wife, Mrs.

Josie Jackson Brown, formerly of this city. He went to Christianburg and made his home with his son-in-law, William Wadsworth, a storekeeper there. Today the aged felon rested in his grave after a final outburst of malevolence. Wadsworth had been missing money from his cash drawer. He finally caught Brown opening the drawer.

"Well, I caught you this time," Wadsworth exclaimed. The old man slunk off muttering to himself. Wadsworth checked up on his money, and then started to follow the old man. As he stepped from the store and walked toward his home, Brown appeared with a revolver and began shooting at Wadsworth. He failed to score a hit.

Wadsworth went in search of help while Brown retreated into the Wadsworth home. As Wadsworth and some neighbors- came back they saw the house on fire. The men rushed to fight the fire. They found Brown laughing at them from the stairway. He kicked Wadsworth in the face.

Apparently Brown had planned to cremate himself in the house. As the men looked on then, Brown slashed his throat with a razor. With blood streaming down his clothes, the aged man ran toward the kitchen. He opened the rear door and leaped into a 25-foot well. Neighbors pulled Brown out of the well.

He ran away from his rescuers again, eluded them and entered a nearby barn. There he fastened a1 long strap to his neck, tied one to the barn loft and jumped. The strap broke and Brown fell 12 feet and IKE EXPLORERS ON MEXICO TRIP Long Beach, Feb. 5 The steam yacht, Peary, used by Admiral Richard Byrd on an Arctic voyage two i years ago, will carry its owner, M. F.

'Eramley, Cleveland, Ohio, millionaire, and a party of archeologists to the tropical shores cf Yucatan, Mexico, for a new exploration to the ruined cities of the ancient Mayas. The scientists were to sail Jan. 30 for the land that once developed the jmcst lofty native civilization on the continents. Among the Mayan districts to be explored are those surveyed from the air a year ago by Colonel Charles A. I Lindbergh.

James R. Carter, who helped uncover tomb of Tutankhamen in Egypt. I will be one of the explorers. Others (include Arthur Morgan and John Cal-; lister, nationally known archeologists. i The Mayan cities, now emerging from the obscurity of the jungle under the efforts of numerous skilled excavators, have long puzzled scientists.

IThe architectural excellence of the i great temples, courts, colonnades and STOILIKSfflT pins makes health unsiiine and lots of each for healthy bodies," say physicians. It used to be hard to get, this combination for winter health. Now it is easy. An electric sunlamp can give you all the sunshine you need. An electric exerciser brings energetic exercise in a few moments.

And both operate so cheaply a few cents a day is all it costs; SUNLAMPS for as Utile os dwn Put one in your home now and begin at once to enjoy the benefits of pure sunlight. Three makes: Bransun, Eveready and Alpine. All are simple, safe to use. EXERCISERS Mr. Long is about to retire from active business after fifty years of close application to commerce and trade, Charley has earned his competence and is about ready to let the younger generation carry on.

i He has been an active Republican worker during all of these years, in Centre county, but has kept his own hat out of the political ring, as a rule, except the primary fo 1927 when he was a candidate for the Republican nomination for county treasurer, being nosed out by Howard E. Hortzwcrth. Right now, Mr. Long is casting his eye Washingtonward, and would like to succeed J. Mitchell Chase, in the National House of Rep-, resentatives.

Political advertisement, i remained inert. When picked up he was dead due to strangulation, exhaus- i tion and loss of blood. Meanwhile despite all efforts of the' fire fighters, the Wadsworth home buvnd It was a nnr" home. Convicted in the state of Washington ot killing a man and a woman. Brown also was suspected of having slain wives before he married wife No.

4, and to have schemed to kill a third. Wife No. 1 died suddenly in Salt Lake township near here. Wife No. 2, was burned to death in a fire that destroyed his home at Mooney town, north cf here.

March 7, 1909. Btovn married his third wife on Oct. 11, 1909, less than six months after this tragedy. This marriage soon broke up and Mrs. Brown No.

2 got a divorce after dwellings, was not matched by Mayan progress in writing. According to archeologists, the only written record left by the vanished lace, deals with astronomy and calendar records, but not with names of men or their acliievements. The secret of Mayan writing has not( yet been fully read, archeologists de-' clare. This writing is found in two forms. One is carved on hard stone facing of the temples.

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