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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-12
TWISTING WIND
BRINGS DEATH

Most or the victims were caught
bathing or boating.
The storm assumed the fury and
characteristics OF tornado as 1t
swept up the sound. A twisting cloud
that touched the water ripped along
at nearly 30 miles an hour. leveling
everything In its path.
Pleasure yachts were swept over
like toy boats. A glass-cabined yacht.
struck by the fun fury OF the blast.
went down in cavern OF water and
never reappeared Little boats, dot
ting the sound, were wiped from
sight like chessmen dashed from .
board by an unseen hand.
Nothing like the storm was known
In the memory of the oldest inhabi-
tant, for the sound and bays about
New York have been free from the
peril OF cyclones. Yesterdays brief
blast. however. had all the character.
Turn 10 Page I. Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-12
Come, June Brides,
Get Married Free,
Also Win a Prize!

Of 800 words or less. ON why
We Want 20 Get Married" win be
the winners.
They will be given n ''model
wedding" in the model bunga-
low ON the fifth floor Of the
Standard Furniture Go. The min
ister. the floral decorations. the
music--eycrything. except the
couple themselves, will be fur
nished free. And. In addition, the
newiywesls will get a substantial
Gift from the furniture company.
Herb HASN'T announced yet wha
this gift win be. But he promises
that IL viii be something OF real val
uc-- something that will come II
mighty handy for the young coupl'
when they start housekeeping.
The unsuccessful entrants win re
exactly the same treatment as tn
winners, except that they won't re
any present from Herb. Every on
OF them. II they want 10. can &c
married at the same time. and tn
expense will be borne by the furni
ture company.
The date for the wedding II
Friday. June 30. The hour has
not yet bern decided definitely.
EverythinR's rcady--except for tn
essays and the happy couples.
Get your heads together. matrimo
NAL candidates. and write your es
says. Remember, why We want I,
Get Married" Is the subject.
Just address 'em to mc--Jun'
d'Amour. The Star, Seattle.
And get 'em in early. The earl,
birds gets. not the worm this time
but the wedding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-12

LII GEE GEE, TIL OFFICE
vAMP, SEZ:
Let's invent barbcd wire
hair net and stop pettiDg for
ever.
TODAY IN HISTORY

IDBA1 IN nBSIOhI
On June ~, 1902. young man
In bathing at All Point did not
splash his sweetheart and she
did not say. Now. you stop"
The man ,1ho buys a gas balloon
May find II fsn'f cheap;
But sfHI ffs not The cost that counts,
The troabie's IN Upkccps
Our next song Is entitled Tuck Me
70 Sleep In a Cool Graveyard"
LII Gee Gee saya the world does
noYe,fand AInefica movies with It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-12
WATERS
ENCilJLF
vI(TI IS
First Tornado in
New York Brings
Havoc; so Dead
and 100 Injured

NEW YORK, June H.
Reports were received here
this afternoon of a new
storm sweeping upper New
York state.
The area Of the new gale
extended eastward from the
vicinity of Schenectady to
the New England states.
Wire communication between
New York and Montreal was
interrupted by the storm.
NEW YORK. June IA tor.
nado which carried death and
destruction TO New York. and ex-
tended to New England, Pennsy1-
vania and Ohio. yesterday, caused
nm estimated loss al nearly So
lives. injured hundreds, and re-
suited in property damage of
millions OF dollars.
No accurate estimate of the
total loss Of life and propersv
will ever be possible. Tor the
tornado, first OF It's kind known
In the East swept away evil
dcnces OF its destruction along
with its victims.
New York police have death list
OF ss. and reports from upstate bring
the total to so. while, II is believed.
many other casualties were reported.
PLEASURE BOATS
ARE WRECKED
A Ferris wheel. shattered and top
Piled over by the blast. carried six
persons TO their deaths
In the Sound and Pelham bay.
pleasure yachts which dotted the
waters by the hundred were swai.
lowed up by the twisting cyclone.
many to vanish from sight forever.
Pitiful scenes were enacted at City
island. as the bath houses to which
many victims never returned, were
broken open and clothing. unclaimed,
taken to police headquarters for pos
sible identification.
Relatives of victims crowded head.
quarters and went to the island in
boats TO identify property of lost ones.
Many capsized boats. hired by
pleasure seekers. drifted in with the
tide.
Eleven bodies were picked up by
the police boat today.
TWISTING WIND
BRINGS DEATH
Most or the victims were caught
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-12
YOUTH STEALS
JUDGES WIFE!
DIRECTS MARRIAGE CONTEST

Here's
The Newest
Member
or The
Stars
Editorial
Staff.
Her
Name
Is
June
d'Amour.
Which Is
A Pretty
Good
Name
For A
Young
Lady
Conducting
A Wedding
Contest,
Don't
You
Think
Photo hy price a
Carter. star staff
Photographers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-01
GIRLS ASSAILANT
ELUDES PURSUERS
Flint Woman Beaten and
Robbed in Pontiac by Negro
Posse Searching.

PONTIAC. Mich. June 30.-In an
unsuccessful hunt for the negro
who is said to have attacked Miss
Elma Himanka. % years old. Flint
woman. in Wilson Iark, Thursday.
Sheriff James $. Butter and a posse
secured Bloomfield township. At one
time, the sheriff was within five
minutes Of the fleeing negro.
Miss Himanka, visiting al the
home Of her cousin. Alex Lakari,
1S4 Harrison avenue. was walking
through the park near Crystal Jake
at 1880 p. m The path passes
through low lands where there is
high marsh grass. At this point.
the woman was accCsted. she said,
by a young well-dressed. and light
complexioned negro who threw her
TO the ground and partially tore her
clothing
The proximity of two boys. swim
ming in the lake nearby. prompted
him 20 pick her up and carry her
further into the woodland 4 sec
Ond time he attacked her, but her
screams were so loud ne became
frightened. and left. after robbing
her of 80, she had I'm a handbag.
Miss Himanka suffered bruises on
her neck and body
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-01
INDIANA BUILDING
FIGURES INCREASE
Expenditures for Six Months
Equal Operations for
Previous Year.

INDIANAPOLIS. June 30.-Bu.ld-
ing operations in Indiana for the
frst half Of the year equal the en-
tire expenditure for 1921. 1t was ln-
dicated Friday by the announcement
II the Indiana securities commls-
sion Of a comparative analysis Of
stock and bond issues approved 10y
il on realty projects
The commission said that .t d.
censed the sale Of $6.15O.00 of pre-
ferred stock to finance Indiana
building projects during the first
half OF the year as compared with
$500. 900 for the entire l. months
OF 1921 Bonds sold IN the state for
Indiana projects this year total S225.-
900 as compared with $4,000 for
all OF last year.
In addition the commission an
nounced that approximately % per
cent Of the money invested I'm Indi
ana in realty securities went out OF
the state for financing building pro
jects. The total amount taken ou'
Of the state last year was reported as
.S1.924,5OO and for the six months Of
this year S1,174500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-01
INDIANA SUPREME
COURT INVALIDATES
STATE BOARD LAW
Rounds Out Court Year by
Handing Down Several
Important Decisions.

INDIANAPOLIS. June s0-State
supreme and appellate courts round
~ out tna court year Friday by
handing down several decisions. out
standing among which was that Of
the supreme court invalidatng the
law of the last legislature making
the state board Of agriculture A
purely state body ana transferring
title OF the fairgrounds here 90 the
state.
Other decisions included The fol-
lowing. Denial by the appellate
court for a rehearing II its decision
limiting the state board Of accounts
10 purely an auditing body.
Denial by the supreme court of q
ruling sought 90 require payment Of
approximate 100000 in taxes 10
Huntington county by Peter Martin.
Amrmatiou by supreme court Of
Allen superior court decision enJOin-
ing s47 600 bond sale 10 finance con
soiidatlon ~ School I'm Jackson town.
ship. Allen county
Affirmation by appellate court of
Wells circuit court decision refIsinG
injunction 20 prevent building 81
$4,000 school building i'm jefferson
township. Wells county
Affirmation by appellate court
giving Judgment TO a Grant county
farmer against railroad for latter's
failure 20 build a fence.
The supreme court divided. 90 q
in it's decision zEockin- out the
state board or agricultural law TIE
majority holding that three sections
were unconstitutional which inva!-
dated the entire act The sections
declared unconstitutional were those
for state assumption of the debts Of
the state board. and the levying OF a
tax to pay the bond interest and also
retire the bond issues.
Gives No Opinion.
No opinion was handed down 10y
the appellate court i'm it's denial Of
the petition to rehearing I'm the
board OF accounts case and as
coon as the action OF the court be
came public state officials indicated
they would ask for a transfer of the
decision to the supreme court. The
adjournment Of the courts until Oc-
tober. however bars this action
until fall
The Huntington county tax case
was a victory for Peter Martin. tax
payer. and by the decision the SUI
preme court held that final authority
on appeal Of tax assessments from
taxing officials IS vested with the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-01
Indiana and Mlchl6an News

circuit court Martin was taxed
ss155 by the huntington county
auditor on omitted property this
being certain stocks boa foreign cor
rorations. He appealed the tax lev.
io the circuit court and on change %
venue TO Wells county got verdict
placing the tax at S4,556 Auditor
Joseph r.. Shideler then appealed The
decision 20 the supreme court which
ruled favorabiy on Martins motion
that IL would not consider the APP
peal
The coneol dated school fight from
Allen county was between taxpayers
and the township trustee. and the
court sustained Che lower court in
deciding that The trustee had not
complied with the law for consolt-
dation by failing 90 file a petition 4
a majority Of the school patrons
showing their desire for consohds-
ton.
TheWelis county supreme court
confess brought Dy some taxpayers
was on the ground that the bond
issue 90 finance construction Cf
the court was Illegal because 1t
would exceed the constitutions.
bond limit The court found this
was not the case. affirming the de-
ctsion OF the Wells circuit court
which refused the injunction that
sought 90 stop erection Of the build
ing
Thomas j. Green, a farme. near
Radlcy. was the victor over the
Pittsburg. Cincinnati. Chicago *
St Louis railway in the Grant county
fence dispute. He also was the VIC
tor in the Grant circuit court which
gave him a judgment for $341
against the railroad. Green built q
fence i'm 1917 and rendered a bill 20
the railroad TO collect for its share
in the cost. The road he alleged.
was required to build the fence. but
when Il failed 20 do so he served
notice Of his intentions to build and
after doing so sent a bill TO the rail-
road
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-01
ILLINOIS WOMEN ADOPT
BABIES AT LAPORTE

la PORTE, Ind. June 3O.-In or
der 10 circumvent an Illinois law
prohibiting such practice, 10 Chica-
70 women who had contracted with
New York orphan asylum 10 adopt
babies. received the infants here
Friday. The babies arrived here
from New York in care Of nurses
who transferred them TO the care OF
their foster mothers on Indiana soil.
The new parents entrained immedi-
ately for Chicago with their charges.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-01
MINING COMPANY FILES
INCORPORATION PAPERS

INDIANAPOLIS. June 80. - The
Nash Mining company of Nuncie.
capitalized az $4,000. filed articles
Of Incorporation Friday with Sec'y
of state Jackson It's directors are
Fred A. Graham Raymond H..
Munshower. L. G Lewis 4. a. BIB
lex, J. +. Warner, T. T.. AUuenberger
James r HHdebrand. j. a. Jackson.
Edward Hoffer and c. T. Davis. all
Of Muncie. and Alexander Mcknight
Of Spencer. The company is 10
take over gas. oil ard coat land
leases valued at $4,000 but the arr
ticles of incorporation did not speci-
fy the location Of these properties.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-01
20 CRACK AIR PILOTS
LAND AT FORT WAYNE

P)--Wnging their way from out the
southland 20 crack pilots OF the
United States air service fly.ne spad
planes and DeHaviland SIS enroute
from Ellington Field. Houston.
Texas. 20 Selfridee Field. Detroit
Mich. made safe landings on the
$ r. Alden field. four miles south of
the city Yesterday afternoon
The planes remained 0n The Alden
FIELD during the night and viii leave
this morn rg on the final lap OF their
journey.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-01
FORT WAYNE RIVERS
CLAIM TWO BATHERS

FORT WAYNE. June 3O.-CBy u.
P)-The cooling waters Of the st.
Marys river and Spy Run creek took
a toll OF two lives yesterday. within
one hour. Theodore Porter and
Glen Waters both IA years old. were
drowned while bathing with boys of
the same age
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-01

SILVER LAKE. Ind. June sO.-
Preliminary steps have been taken
to organize company 10 construct
a large hotel in CourtlaDd park. sill
YER Lake. Many cottages have been
erected about the lake this spring
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-01
TRIAL OF
WARSAW MOONSHINER

WARSAW, Ind June SOL WIN
the evidence. a stil and other moon
shine making equipment. locked up
in Il cell AT the kosciusko county Jail
and the only key 90 the cell in the
pocket of Sheriff O.. B Moon. who
has been attending the sessions of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-01
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that J. ".
Porter & Company a partnership,
composed of j. w Porter and Ma
RE Votypka. has been dissolved by
my withdrawal
MARIE NOTYPKA.
-AdVt-182.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-04-14
BILL CUTS OFF MONEY TO
PROSECUTE LABOR UNIONS

Washington, April lO.-The house
Monday afternoon, without record
vote, passed a bill apprOpriating ap-
prOximately S26,OO0,0OO for conduct
Of the state and justice departments.
II voted, i02 to 56, TO retain in the
bin an amendment providing that
none of the money appropriated for
the justice department shall be used
in the prosecution Of any labor or
ganization or farmers organization
combining to enter into agreements
TO fix wages.
This amedment was inserted TO
specifically guarantee that coal OPP
orators and miners might meet in
joint conference, fix wages and end
the present coal strike without fear
Of prosecution under antitrust law
violation.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-04-14
Clayton Boys Win Sprint
at Dalhart Meet.

I'm the second annual Trj-Slale
Tae. Masn STAGED al Dalbarl I3sl
Friday and saturday. G,Vmon Ok
lahoua. took first honors winnina
line silver Io>fn. cum offered Inv lbo
ualharl Chamber of Commerce with
landing of 81 points go1JwoIt
Oklahoma. naIbarF Taxas and Ciay-
tom had teams taking nsft i'm fine
events.
Aginst such strong upu9-irsn rbo
local high school could win orlv i'm
,an suriu,s. E,ureu Nifler ln.I, n5a
400 ward G9.h yyt.nir,. e.g.r,. ,bo,.,
other entrants The fmeEas ncr.s
W0Ieh went wrong and accurate fimo
1vas not given lie had been sren-
pin. 'ho century i'm 1913 and against
nIultilion OUGHT ln mako IOI Nh
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-04-14
PLANS BEING MADE FOR
FLOUR MILL AT RATION

Ration, April iO.-T. J. Simmons Of
the Maxwell Mill and Elevator Co..
spent the past week in this city
looking for location for large
flour mill which may be erected in
me summer Mr.. simmons plans
include the installation of a rolling
flour mill Of lOO-barreI capacity.
with acustom grist mill, corn mill
and a feed mill as units of the plant
He proposes TO do business both
Wholesale and retail If the new
mill is built it will be completed in
lime to take care Of this seasons
crop.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-04-14
Powder River Coming
A Great War Picture

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weeks ago. lhai vgs II. away .. rbaI
lengs fo fho tmari,an I,.i,n T.,
promote lbe builJug and rain'.iH.
inc of Lemon homo i'm lbp civ
which snnuli he c0mmunilv con
ter for lGa. p.fia,ueut oI The sori5l
Iifn of the town and county I'm ~
measure. the American Lociou posI
of lhc ci'v has accented lho cbol-
Icngc. and uIaus are rauidIv morrr-
ING i'm the minds of the LEGION mon
lo build a Legion home I'm lho rily.
and TO help the people of Clayfon
realize ON Inc needs of fho ciN. ror
community center.
rou, cboon c,,,odiops anil a.,
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most fosci,o,iro c;t-nC M ,','l ''e.''s'
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-04-14
WYOMING G. o. =. ELECTS
SPENCER STATE CHAIRMAN

Cheyenne, Wyo., April iO.-Percy
c. Spencer of Cheyenne Monday was
elected chairman of the Republican
state committee to succeed T. b.
Kennedy, Of Cheyenne, resigned. The
new official is 30 years old, and is
the youngest TO hold the chair
manship since the state was organ
lied.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-04-14
.L.53E CROWDS ATTENDING
UM0A 8EGyaL MEETINGS


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The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-04-14
FALL TO TOUR WEST TO SEE
ABOUT RECLAMATION WORK

Washington. April lO.--Seeretary
Fall will leave Washington Tuesday
for an extended trip thru western
,tates which have large public lands
to make personal investigation of
Indian reservations, reclamation
projects and other field activities of
the interior department
Before beginning his trip Of in
spection, Secretary Fail will first
go to his home at Three Rivers, n. NJ.
TO attend to some personal business.
After two or three days spent at
his home, the secretary will 60 TO
Arizona and t',"n cover as many
states as possible before returning
10 Washington early in May
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-04-14

STATE BRIEFS


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..li,,rs ,,ro .,.i.r,.l,f', t'..I ''''' vi
ReDublicans won by substantial
maforfIirs I'm riy aIrrr,n gl s.nl'
lie la,l wee,
palor eleolaI lbo poo,l.., Ti.r..,
I'm fba nupirauol pI.rlin, o1l,. o.
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nouah lo eyon Iel rba 1,,rlo,. H.,
"A know lbnv had 5rnosi,i,1
r. T.. Mitchell. Alhort. w p Nam
Iov Nlae8alona arI Viof,-. Crirar
pointed as ~ committee by llc N.,v
iaUco Cattle and Horse Growers
Association. to Glhl unius taxation
ana 0o srrIre trsl and amIfi,br.
tn audit %. the iroaswers office
is almost completed and % successor
"d W0en audlJ m travelling auditor Is
received.
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,i' S.I','I' l'ao ADDED am extra
whom tbc vo,e v,as l,ro, snna,,.
Bursum was ar,iyo in sunnoriirn
mis- measure " ''i '' ''''7
Tas Cuirc. c,anbor or c.r,r,,r,,
"aIon Ho'ary Club, at lbs regular
luncheon last week, voted 10 be-
come q part OF the now district.
Martini law was declared i'm no
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-04-14
SNHTHSON-KEUNEKE

One of the prctticst home we'd
dlngs witnessed by Clayton ppopIe
IN many years was held on Wednes-
day of this week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.. Smilhson. corner
of 2nd and Walnut, when their
daughter, Miss Ola, was united in
marriage TO Mr. w. II. Keuneke.
The home was beautifully decor
ated with flowers and ferns. The
bride was dressed in a travelling sniff
OF dark blue, while the groom wore
suit of dark blue pin-stripe. The
ceremony whs performed in the
dining room, one side of which had
been banked with flowers. Rev. ]
W, Sale, local minister of the Ban
list Church, was the officiating min.
lsier, using the beautiful ring cere-
mOny.
Mrs Keuneke came TO CLAYTON
several years ago from Nocona.
Texas. BY her winsOme and sunny
disposition, she readily won a place
I'M The hearts of the younger set
She has built up a large circle of
her.
Mr.. Keuneke, formerly of Texas
Dut now a resident of Clavion is
one of ClaytOn's young men who has
won the respect of all who know
him. He is the owner of the SIM
shine Bakery. and accounted ono of
The keenest business men in The
city. '''0
Mr.. and Mrs. Keuneke mofored IN
IeXline where they took ihe irain
for Galveston. Houston and other
points in Texas, and Louisiana for
short honeymoon tour. and 70 visit
friends and relatives. They will he
gone about ten days.
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HoDt. Martin Of Long Beach. Calf
VINO was for many years a member
OF me ranching firm Of Martin a
Bond in the Pasamonte country is
visiting in Clayton this week.
Gus Kirby and wife, Ira MYERS and
heY- Jackson, all OF Konion. Okla
were Clayton visitors today.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-04-14

w. A. Jameson Of Pasamonte. was
a business visitor in Clayton this
week.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-04-14

Hobt Martin Of Long Beach. Calf
VINO was for many years a member
OF the ranching firm Of Martin &
BOND IN the PasamOnte country, is
visiting in Clayton this week
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1922-04-14

otis Kirby and wife, Ira Myers and
heY. Jackson, an OF Kenion. okla
were Clayton visitors today.