The Houston Post from Houston, Texas • Page 1

i ii 1 1 '11 '11 11 1 vcl 3g; no; 2: HOUST0N; TEXA MONbWYiAPRl to eoeaaaee( eei EXPERT DISC if iJ 1 .14 ncd to rioat Uerman A FIGHT FOR aVTIVV Vmt1TTfTn AIT in I vi mere ilBU.UmilMJS'.UH 1. -j "ii Tit nW ttt i rrnivi ft 1 1--- Tf A Of ficial Mission LU leeeeeaeeeeeee si' 1 Blizzards r3Raji Add "7 'A- momnemim mi 7 Aouiun Wife if Minuter .10 A j-r. 11' Brines i v- 'r 1 r-. IN.CHICAGO YARDS WIHTEH STOH i- jd. 8 tr inMTm 1 tOKXIGHT With4 Larce Varietv SfPlantipl.

tpm.zwM "i iAodatod.Prs!Sport. 2 WA8HOTONL April 3vnlment Asserts i Plant Gem Be nAT'J-1 'a. bili A aa a A swM maWdM rmiJ ExpetiTiienUi'Are jv i' 'if: -iiv' make Dtnti Jitneys; Kun SWITCHUAHTIEUP Union Heads Gntinues. fir I Associated Press neport. 4 Pojic details JSunday night were, guarding railroad strike of called by the CM- piwce-Drandea illegal ay MftMige, to Texan tttltnd of AneriCa towH Eo-rpt brta nt 0 tosArieaa.

1. Pjui of kittlont folnf to rrautUi jutt Whm' UU Important Uan to dtddMT Btirop cn not wait any lofirer In that drottful tkt of iodMJiloD. whlcfc affecti fcr whort" U-uatloa," Mid Madmmo BUVko Qrouitck An XatrletB. I) of early. tMlnlni, poasali( ooma Amtricaa fluallUaa, eovnopolltaii by triTel aad a deroted Slav by cbolea and marrlaia, la Madama BUrko': Orbultcli, wifa of Ua BrSniatar to lh "United Sutaa froa aa ntw Uafdom.Af -aa Barba, Croata and BIenea, crwtad by tha conferatKaTK c'y, t.i Bba baa baaa' apandlnc a faw aaya la Houaton sad; la iaiting tba Btalja of Ttxaa at tn InriUtion af Oorarnor and Ura.

WlllUra P. Habby and Mi. Paniiy otjtiTa5o( Madama TOeoi p-7rl nga I yards In the Chicago witching district at, than temperature for nourishment, andf the reoueat of raUroads acected bv the cago" lardmen'a asfoewttota. oo railroads entering with At the first sigas of the' storm opera th exception of the Chicago, Burlington torfa of -th makeshift bua aervlc acur-and Quincy and the New lork Central, l.rled to abelter and wratwhlloi atreet car were said bv union officera to be affected patrona were compelled to employ taxi- jpiawaw 4 Itch'a TMt was in raaponae te "by the strike, and egorta were being mad to, induce switchmen on those-roada to Join the walkout, they Th strike, starting when 700 switch men employed by the Chicago, Milwaukee and -St, railroad walked out, demanding an increase in 'pay form 00 to 83 cente hour to OS cent and fit spread Saturday to ths Chicago Junction railroad, which serves the sock yarfll asdjayor. Cornea Schreiber, officiala of Hon from ProJcUnt Tmaoa to.

apaas at tba UBlfWty4of wharf ak' Idraaaed aad rapraawitatiiraVa-dianee hat Tneaday nif kt Madam 0ron-Itch, will alao addraaa.duuabara ml pom-ftnarea aad other prominent rfaniaatfoaa of Tartoiut dties In Taiaa, advacatinf a doaer economic and commercial relatloa between the uereawata of tbia eaantrr and taoaa of tha nnr kiafdam; -f'- She alap deairerfo obtain material for a book which aba 1 mritiog oa the ettl- tnda of America 'before, dorinf and after the war, with apedal. relation to the work of relief wych ajaericana carried a in Serbia. Madama Oroultch made four feraat kctre tonra la the United Bute dating the, war. hut thia ie kardlrat ftatt tw tka 8outbwaat. i-----' la founder and director ofa Serbian kid proridea aealat.

ance for the children of Serbian ofBcera "and buatneaa.maa who war killed In the war.leTinf their famlliea entirely "un-prorided. owing to the deraatatioa of Serbia knd the total daatmctlon of all prttata property, aa well aa pablte traua portatlon ayatema. I Jf'-i Madam tGrWtak rla a woman; Liegioh Post of Houston Haj j) UHnnrrnrniivp nurr for Aid BE GIVEN "Xyro Dpllan a pay for Each Day' Man Was. in Uni-i BellevtnaT that th DubHc. la 'general should be.

fully-. Informed oniita position oa proposed compensation for ex -service men, which in ita Is a question of the greatest moment not only to format ecrvic men but to tk country as whole; Dlsmuk post No. 52, Am erica Legion, bM.mad publlo tb motion which -waa passed unanimously Friday Bight together with aueh addenda la axplalna th motiv and reaaona for advocating the passage of soma form of loan bin aad its opposition to any bona planJEr -f a drawn by the committea. composed of B.TL. Iewia, E.

A. Hoi and Geowe XX Sears, todtae that Thomas Piamak post 62, American Legion, goo on record aa favoring th foDbwing gtoeral pHndpiM la rf erenc to govern. oomponsatioa for former aervic tfams fF Maa. demand that the cOngr take sUp to. Croat and aaake available fund for tho purposooof lending to aervica'moa a maximum of $7000 to be aad la tka purchase and Improvement of land, either rand or Urban.

i Basont beMev it Is a matter of supreme Importance to tt State that lta dtisena should ho hod ownera. Th land. lews sua iaf most auaceptible to tho red leaf aad pomidotu theories which throat- to oi tarn orderly Th proprietor of land It rural or urban lav always th ot'oadyiag tnCtfanea, th bul wark' agaJaat radical and tovolutlonary doctriaa, Th Ulr evinced his rgod ritisonshin brkis patriotiim. tie him ahi'lanal and you Will foster and per- potuate taoo aiga foairaes or otueneolp which md him an -Invincible ooldier. Such a patriot, owning land, having thua direct Interest th maintepancojof property rights, would, In tim of danger, a-hulwarir Udtod, XS We favor a aomjnal rata of mteroat dad partlaapaymeeaiooii ttotoaa, lea.

than SO -rMtsv -in- fieason; We feel that this toaa should not' mad a matter of -tpoculatloa that la to say," every reasonable provision should bo made that the borrower shall, la roaaonabl probability, eventually pay off th loan and acquire his land, and that all reasonable safeguards be thrown roans' hla to protect him against altar and loss of land. Th plan of payment outlined In th Morgan bill ia In substantial accord with whit consider sound in regard to rate of In terest, time of payment and the like. Ua Federal Load Baalu. S. We recommend that these loans made through and by the agency of the Federal Land bank.

Beason; Our reason for thia are two- fold: TlrsV tk rdersT Land bank ia already oq-oippsd' to pas upon values. titles 'and other details of. land loans. With very iittla txpanalon In personnel, it could readily car for tho loan's here proposed. This would save delay la starting operation, and would, render weparat bureau, with ita coaaequant horde of expensive federal Offlc -Second, becaas of our xperiencej with bureaus located in.

Wh Ingtopf attempting to function by' corre-spoadenc know that ho aatlaf actory reeult eat expected from, method. We do not desire thia loan to be made augatorf by the confualon, td tap od lack Of tntelligeace which ha been shown by a number of the war bureaua of the government In dealing with the soldier. the ageneis dealing with this loan acceaaible, localised and conversant with local Tpr thsoi dual reaaona of economy and practicability we favor thd local: agency, of th rdral Land bank. ft.f.We favor, such rostricttoaa on th sal of-land purchased under the, loan a vIU dog.uttly safeguard th borrower sgainat apocuiators, Reason i History demonstrate that whor land ig gtv to soldlero without restrictioot, th land "ahark' and speculator profit and hot-th soldlen, thr for a provlsioa which will keep the soldier from improfldontly aelling to land specuUtora, and which Will, prevent land peculator securing advantage of Hhe loan by using soldier aa "dummlea" and figarehoads. fi-j.

i PfDim Croalt, (L Wo favor giving tb srvico ttan a credit la repaying toe loan of g2.pr day foe each, say served during the Season: la reaponso to th aood of tho country serrieo' men gave their dvil employment almost universally at finaacial loss. ireovr while in sr and receivme; but a pittance, wages, afiiarieo pro't locreaaed in all civil pnranit The service mas waa unable to ake tvaaisre oj ia more tnan auapiA jusuce to pey to. toe -rWico aaad a si 'J portion of the money thus Inst, wh.ia dIDg too Ut of hi overmiMut wuhout thought Of hla per. fwoal -vg; -V'e are dearly Stfl uoaHarably op: posed' to the cash compensation or auy jO'CaDed'cash bonu. reason: 'lit re te of mira a iar le of osi.y Rida to Moon Tnp By teaaei Wlri Tka' iKouatoa toai CHICAQO, April 4-1 hata BtafP-nltcatlonaJrora men-fci dVferant parte ot.th aonntrr-wha ara aaitoua t' r.mna the trio to the moon ela th rocket plan, but, theyra human and win not do.

Xna nrat man iniui ha of -iron to withatand tte Prof. ttobert JL. Ooddajrdjof dt collage, -Worceator. Maaa waa in Chicago, rJatordayV Ha la tt liwrotor, of the nmltiola bhrraled. ahttf-ploa oiw- power.

aligmnt'4 an. magnified rocket which' la expected to roacn. ue. mo and- reaaibiy otkpf plnta, ProfoaaoT Qoddar4 aayapropnlaio of Ma- rockei witt.ba-ky mn-oiwa aerlaa of exploiion throof hoat the Journey, wtich will oonnteraot the ore oi grarltatloa that woaU draw th rocket aartltAi rock, weighing' 1200 pound atartad at oo 'lood at a apeed of feet per aecond and'lncreaaing 1U apoad DO aocond aa th. bnndreda of ehartea'axpleded, wonld wlg pound when It reached th t- Ho haa oompleted working model th 15000 frnvt-granted by th fimlth-aonlaa- matitutloa for tka experiment Aa additional $100,000 la weeded to con- Itroet th actual rocket 'which la aant oa It weird WiJ Into apaea.

to. a nntrnuno ttn uuurcno wi tlEAllS KEY7 OATH, DECLAHES SEilATOa Thomas c6 Colorado Bitter Entry Inta Politicly Aaaociatod Preaa WASHINGTON, April organlaed labor" effort 4 decw co-greaa that win. aympatheUcwith ft prpa. Senator Themaa of Colorado told thf oaaat BatnrfUy that if Eamaal Gem. per the i.itt.eoB ad-Mtrr changod hwoat to tka timer-' lean FadtratioB of Senator Thorn aa wa diacwaaing' the Myrt eiaeirtmnt, defeated iy a Tot-of S.

to to xctaa from benefit, of tte dvfl Mrvic roUremenl. Mil govornment wploroa affOlatao! wit mawna wriag tk -If tb next aaid Senator "ahall bo ehooatt wy? Smal Gomptro, prealdn of th Am ericas, Ied-eretko UboVand la to oaaiat'ot mea aabjeev to order, tho firet 'lglalaUon which akould he' enacted by eon-groa Wl a rtviaiott, of th oath of offie, that woeJd read aa-fellow: "Too do wearthat you win and defend conttitutron aad by-laW of th Americai Xederatioa of LaborV ae eooatrted and nderateod the proeldent thereof that you will aap-part n.leeialaUon. approve by and de feat ail mcoaure oppoaed by aucft preal dentL that- you wilv atkerwiaa eobform your Ptttllt action to.aiawjaho and re- qulromenta, and eheuld yoa.at any time refuee or fail go, yoa will DUDjr' to inia ouaimcanon, you no tla aolcmnly awear that ya win support tk eonatitutldn of 'th United 'State and perform ail dun fmpoaed upon you by Bo help yoa Tbe eoiioUtutlott- ttelf hmld amended so thai th enacting cUna fA all our legislation Mould toad la foQowa 7 enacted hyyth awnat and hone of renreaentatiT of thai American F4tlM and of tko TJufod 7 Remoc(elel NV: Houses 15icl, to; Be nMrerpi AaaociatM rreaa upn. KSW. YORK, 'Aurll V-Q1ousaad of old fashioned dwelling In Greenwich vU-bu.

-Washington th; Ohh aeaand Grammercjr prk soctlons of Nw TorkV wklch hav bejp remodeled mto bachelor, ktudio and nonhoneekeep-kg apartmonta ar "tiro trap, converted in. violation of law. and ra detrimental to good cttJaenahip and th Improvement of th human rae," Trnk Mannl tenement house commissioner, declared In Saturday' may -Urth control houoea, aioct on brings a family fat trem or tria, raise on," tho commiaaioner said. Missounteraris Seek IS ft Form National Cord r- T7T -TL -u i Associeiea rrrss i JI-FFERSON 7 April 4rt Reorganlaatloa of the o' 1 the State waa'd: -ene' in th oCce of i Clark here Saturday. by oCcera ft 3osi Guard 1 at a confer; Csnersi ra uatf 'e tdreea of and Overseas voter.

the Wordiworth I- fore con- may Jbe controlled by regulating the hours adh-ai aaaao isas.1 sasai The princlpl la rovolutlonary, rests- oa actaal in which It wag' dsmonstrsisd that plants subjected to altomats pwiods of Hght and darkness la carefully dotsrmlsed proportion could it brought', maturity any tim' tot Ornhouss aaya th amAaassmnt by the" department of agrl cult' Srwrs that ths flowering ahd fruiting 'priod practically any plant can. i aiada tak plac at any tim of yau darjj-eniaft th grnhous th morning, and evening If th day la too long, or by lengsjleoing ths day by arti ficial light if the day la too short Spring flowers nd spring crops -hap- pen to bo spring Cowers and spring crops bcass the days of the season of their flowning and frultina; proper number of hour of daylight' Th AaeovaiT may of th hlghst imoortaneo. In th future planning of cropping systom for different regions. Eventually ii may be found, according to W. W.

Garner and H. A. ADard, scion. UsU fat ths bureau of plant Industry, who conducted exhaustive xperimenta, that th sjolmsi organlaea IS also capable of responding to th stimulus of certain day lengths. They oelieve that tpe migration of anay'lm An) Illustration, on ths ground that, direct" rtspoass: a timulmr fnd.b.Boa ia Un with jnoS-Orit Woloaical" teaching thai' theories which; gssurn: thT "go sohthw as a mattr of instinct, Bxperiment conduoted with a lttg Varlsty 'of ylanta.

It haa shown conclusively that too nttis or in other words, too many hours of daylight. would prevent many plant from ever reaching the flowering ad fruiting that plants would It was found also not reproduce except wbn- exposed to a favorable length of JayS although too much daylight for fiowaring' and fruiting might etimulate profuse vegetative growth, A length of day favorable both to.reproductlon and growth results fas ths "everbearing" typ of fruits. Th new principle was said to xplsia why many plants grpw most luxuriantly near th northern limit of. their range. where th long day permit maximum vegetative growth before the abort day intervene to start reproduction.

Soviets Marching on lSSe VeSDlte 1 Rice By GCORQK.SELOES. Sbecial Cable to. Chicago Tribune. By Leased Wire to The Houston Post (Copyright. 1020.) ESSE3T, April A-rrTbe central soviet reports that government troops ar marching ia Von aU jidee despite th trace, which hegast.

sFnoon. The soviet Is nrenaring sabotage of the Krupp works as soo as th govern ment troops onier im neuirat ww. Delegates rstumiag from MuensteV say they wr arrested and beaten by th nichawohr. It la feared govornment troop as out of control. Beports here are that th government troop hsv alao entered Weael and oc cupied other towns.

General Von Watter says he 4 is unable to stop tho troop advancing without orders. San Franrisr-n DeleratfS Ma- Get Mail bv Air By Leased Wire to The Houaton Post April V4.Delegates I I OE STRIKERS AUD Cber WhW Snow 0f- 1 Associated Press TOLEDO, Ohio; April 4. With tre, jcar service a a standstill owing to the striks of car-men wltht g. ItDBding anow and tea atorm' nrevalliiia 'all av- i Toledo Saturday appeared, llk a desert- cabi, to. get to Easter services', or Tho blicsard was on oh worst tliui hss visited thia even in' winter, accordiDgtp th weather hureauw I waa said Sunday at headquarters ti the -fear men that resumption of trolley service I to possible, no til, the jpity council ratifies fu agreemedt entered Into I Toledo Bail and Light company and tlx- car; operator, that grant a maximum in ere an in wages to 60 cents t.

hour and would increase 'car. tare froia 0 cents to cents at all hours of dsy in. addition to the regular charge of 2 cents for a 1 transfer. tl wss that point on which the council refused to agree and which Tesulte i ta th strike- Saturday. car men held a meeting Sunday and' decided to 1 -toand pgr "at th ne wag rat for aU th time they are A regular meeting of the council v.

I ho held Monday; night. which Maj.r Schreiber Is said to be preparing to peal to the six; eouneilmen who Mock the Issue to change their and re store street. C.cm; 'service. Abother perpleviag angle, develop gundsy when it' was; discovered the ouster ordinance which resulted in ml days suspension of service last 'jfovem-ber and which was temporally repen' OF JAP SITUATIOH Oil i H' jDeclaroi Orientals Are Mor: Prnlifir TKan -Ameri- cans'r. Associated.

"Press. Report CLEVELAND, April A-Japaneae birth rata in California la" ao high and their standard, of living ao low, that any Immigration policy other than exclusion -will result in th 'ultimate deetruetfod of th American population la th West, if not in the wbeje United S. Slc-Clatchy, publishes of the Sacramento Bee, asserted Saturday1 in a IuQchon address '(dub. The Japanese have neither th ability, the desire nor the. power ueder their government to become citlien of this coun-try- Mr.

McClstchy saiL -sW. "They sr unassemlnsble. They do not car for government especia incBo uj uiis wuuirj so remain loyal to tho country of their fathers, and they hro loyal o.Jspau.w.' liie iex. oDjectiop. to th Japanese a net racial but the, knowledge that-theis, ''oconoinic: advaptag mak.

it hopeless; for the srhite- rsce to compete with them, Mr. McClatchy expfciied, "Th Jspanes Question is really economic ooo It Is simply Whether or this natioh' can admit to the! country peoule who can drive the Americans out The Japanese work longer hours smaller pay than Americana; their toil tho fields; they concentrate to communities; they have wonderful heasy.eo-operatloh and they control produce trade In many sections, he Because of these factors; they grr drive Americans out of every bui they enter. J--ii-ti Mr. McCl'atchy ajp ths Japanese 1.. ttcslly control the Imperial valley I Southern California; lava per ceut the Bockyford melon buaineea of Col rado; hold half jtho4 Hood dlstrlct 'and control tho' California fiakeri 4ui'be'r iof uags from the California ftf vl statistic tending to show that th Jar eav mereaae pnui our umea aa rai Aa Americans la California, and that the America birth rate there la deer th JapSMse birth plan to Admit.

Japanese by ratio pr portion baaed oa.humbes now he now citiaena. such as the Qulick p' fa'tUhghsjlt bill, MrJIcOatchy as traps which wonM finally in the breeding of anon- this country to-eonfroi n. ftalfak I vr 'Just th natur ofW bmsiness Is haa sot boon learned, bug It Is said that Martin Nordecc'a dtisan of Gormattr. who iooently arrived in.tWs country. Is her sot official ailssioa; Kordcgg was one of the group who-in 1917 attempted to float, a German loon in the United St tea.

i. JOHlISOli, LOWDEH CAliDrWOOD CLOSE IJICHIG All CANVASS Wolverine Statel to Hold Its Presidential; Mon' Aaaoted.PreMi EeportV JDETaOIT. MictLApra 41ial an-. peala ty; Governor Trank Of mark! th os ttirday right the Governor Lowden idojat iX who Senator Joanaoa wound up hla campaign at Muskegon. t.4 Theu IwdentWoodWohnsasi contest for th republican indoraemont wae th outstanding feature of th AH three made leaat two trip thsough th State, while Senator Peindexter, also rDublican aspirant mad one brief The three other candidates on th publican ticket.

General Pershing, Her bert Hoover and William 0. Simpson of made no aetlv campaign. Mr. Hoover' wa taken up -by a hurriedly assratbled volun teer 'ontamsation after ho' announced he would accept the republican nomlna Ooa if it were shown to desired by supporters of that -party. i-'t'7t The democrata hav only on active caadidat in the field Attorney General Palmer.

The primiry Monday will Michigan's Second baUot-ng for preal' dential preferment" and the interest manifested la it contrasts sharply' with tht of four years ago. So lttle' iniprost waa displayed in 1916 that the primary cam Bear being abolished by the legislators. That th rot will be unusually heavy is predicted oa all sides. Home Destroyed By lonado Is Rebuilt In a Day By Leased Wire to Th Hsostoff Post CHICAGO. April 4-At fawn Satur- dav the lot "at 1320 Isabella street Wll Was barren -of.

verythlng'V but Jumbled debris, left by tho torssdo. Saturday' night', it bore Uree-room bupgalow, v. practically, complsts. i -and lamea Irvine and hi family'; of tare moved in. Irving ia an employe of th tekphon company.

For. nve years naa peea aklmcing and saving to build, a hoa AO his spare, moments were employed In -thoi'Work. Not counting nis own labor, and he did most of Urn-tsltV hla horns had cost him UO0. not on. the fiaishiu touch on hi ptec the tornado, Then earn th storm- and' demolJhed tvorytaing.

Ilia daughter, Helen, td 10, and hi oa, Vagetf Ha were: serioualu Injured. EvervUinc the family possessed had ba wpt iway The telephone company looked up hi record oi Wfear to. hlr mplr and decided, to do omothlng. MUrIl )wa, bought, earpeaters and maaona empleyed a( big bonuses, Instructjoas to, om- cleto th work and th was replaced ht. oar.oay.f,llowe4iply were sent eui; ih a big truck to clear the bria and a pars was mad up re- th hew Is' 'fs1 ens oauanally atriking peraoDality and haa a raraom Waatloa of womanly- cbana Attd maaculxne -misd and a grant deal of taet-xahi waoailadgw rftcJ8Hr of her father kang waaa ah decided t( toaow narfataar'l Intf wenf to.

Greece in, order tft. puna her atudUa. The atndy of each a odd aubject a arcbeolofy or a young girl dig not prevent "her frort finding Ufa' roifenee Jai th historical dty of Athaaa. 1 Sh met lier waa 7 ai hat tim a young attach at -th 8r biaa legation, at a dinner party glT Jn honor of Princeaa Madaughar of King George of Oreec. The young peopH Wer nggo4 for twVara, th marriag taking place in Parte ats tk Boaaiaa Orthodox church.

Madam Qrhch and her huaband atany fluopga countrieaaa, he waa tnmiatart Or, Russia, England. Switaerlaa and Hol-land At the time of the outbreak of th greafi wari Monaieu Groojtca waa later of foreign, aff atra at Belgrad. aad had the great reapondbility of Accepting and; aigaing the ul tim atom from Auetria. In' 1818 Monaftuf and Madam Grouiteh cam to Americai and ar roalding at Bu.ua a (Will tn Madame Grouiteh hap known practically iall th faatoua people of Europe, haa via- ited at every court and 1 intimately quanted wlth'European 8h ia th only woman that -baa been decorated by he Serbian government, aa King Pater 'conferred upon her the fourth clai order of St. Save, in recognition of bet many aervicea io ner iwpm( ma The outbreak, of th world war foundj Grouiteh tch in England.

8he wa r-1 aponslble for too brghniaation and oqulpi-taent; of th Crt unit of doctor aad nurae tP jsent to the assisUnc of tk aUIe. She gccpmpanltd' th nnif te-8r 1la, whr ahe aerved a Inspector of all tb notpitai. r' Dv'VAi 'on th most pirogreaaiv and best governed eountri the Illinois Central and Chicago and J'forthwsstsrn railroads. 1 Union officers saidr swftchmsa on other railroads were Joining the walkout voluntarily and that no general strike had been called, The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, with which tho railroad hav worktog agreements, has declared the strike illegal andhaa sent telegrams throughout th Middle West repudiating the walkout and asking that volunteers report at Chicago for duty, Tb striks of 850 switchmen of ths Chicago Junction railroad, was said to I hav crippled the transportation facilities I of the dockyards, only a few cars enter-. ingthe yards Saturday and non going "Unleaa th strifcr can ho 'stopped Im mediately; it will affect.

Interstate com-merce, throw 100,000 men out of employment and curtail th food supply 9 of th I nstioa," J. W. general manager of th onctioO: 1 thousand ars- of stock. should enter th yards Monday," he. said.

'BM th ina ar oat and poaaibly not onf of those cars wOT reach its destltt. Uon pntil the strike is ettledL" Gtptain Kit Dalton OieS Bllt Nflt -IC i.U"" Ul v( -o" 'X By Leased Wire to Tk Houston lost Tenn, April 4 CapUtn Kit Dalton, the. sola eurvivor of Jesse James' band of outlaws, the, Quantrell raiders and the Sam'Baaa Texaa band outlaws, died here Saturday night lie did not die with hi boots on. Cap tain Kit euecumbed to an illness which extended over a period of tour years. Kit Dalton wee' born in Logan county.

Kentucky, January 23, 1848. As a young- Did- MS 1H IJ HVWV UU JVUIU Bedford ro.rrest's Confederate cavalry It -waa whil vimting hi home, -on a furlough that he organised a band of guer rillas, which Joined Quantrell'a bafid and continued' operating in the Southweat aftir ths wsr closed. later Dalton' linked his fortune' with those of Jesse; and Frank James. Five, governors had. set a pries on hie head, offering $50,000.

At one tim he vrae a. member of 8am Baas' gang in Texaa and saw Baas killed during a hold up In Franklin, Ky. Dalton finally wa given amnesty by the govornment and returned hero to hvo out hla life in quiet. U. S.

Armored Triplano DATTON, April AArmy official at McCook experimental aviation field on Saturday night 'described successfur the first tost flight of a now specially designed amdtod trrplan. Th flight lastertkalf an hour duriBa whch time the ahinj waa maneuvered OWP UcCook and.a abort distance Vital' pant wf.ih plan Ar protected by heavy armor and for pffenso ft haa a cannon and three, machine guna. I avrat rraicno 'Wirtnnro Association Press Beport WASHINGTON Aprfl V-Sprlngneld, 820, Increa 4418, br 12.6 per i Fort Smith. Ark ZSll, Inerea 4SaV or pr Leavwnworth, decrees 2461 or "pr 'f; i Gactoaia, N. C-.

12,871, Increase T112, pr 12S.S ft.tuJ'---X Cartban. 10.033. tncreaw 570. or 6.0 pee ent' eneridan, vno, increas 'lot, .0.1 Mr Frankfort, Ky 9805, Increase TO, 6.S per cent-'; a 'in Eorope, because aha has posaesaed fori to th democratic convention Sadjinto tho countryy; i COQ yeart wnat ay true jturopeane are working for today, Every farmer own hla land, rry porooa who erre Jn any governmental capacity or 1 a mgndpal functionary hu; hi salary hod rf old ate pension assured him. vThey hauru't system of school, primary and acndary, and hniveralUe that rof a niKa stand-: ard.

Education ia vSrbig la on of th very few countries, wher Jews hav every opportonltyj ft la progreaaiv in every wyrJgrtsplng for modern ma; JHf Mag Txa; My message to Texas bitBarbia aeoda the four product that th)a Stat can sup? yf, DamtlyT WooV oil, ric and cotton, The merchant of Serbia 'artrwalting' for th American cpm into-their L. country. Th gold resOrr of Serbia's bank hag not even been touched, besides rb! poasease a large gold mln Tk ability of Serbia depend only oa the general otabiUty of ITaSam Grouiteh Jeft, Houaton Bator ulsht) and Is on her way to San An-'9 an I of" towns In Texaa, where tt roi te ef rraaclsco msy abl to gej; their mail from the- East br aeroplane tor hoi and aenat Conferee on ths' senate post ofleo appropriation agreed Satnrdsy to retain, th $1,250400 Item for establishing the Now Tork-Ssn Francisco aerial The pot ofoc department plana to start th aervlc July and first plan with mail from flew Tork probably wifl rach Saajr Frahcioeo before th democrat' convention adjournsr The houss struck th appropriation out aad th ute reatored 'It Saturday th hous coaferess iagmd to- th henat roetoratioa and th housa Is expected to approv. th confer' report, thus mak- fog the traneeentlnestai aeroplane mail route a certainty. Tht'rout Will be.