The Tomahawk., 1922-12-14

Oakland, Cal.-Ready to return te
Minneapolis and face trial Ior en-
bezzlement, Walter l.. Arnold, former
express company employe, accounted
for $4,000 of the loot taken wnen he
fed Minneapolis, August 20.
New York-Germany IS self-con'
fessedly insolvent. At any rate the
fact that her direct obligation-her
token money-is circulating at dis
count of over 80 per cent Of its par
value is tantamount to such comics
sion.
New York-Alphonse Veno, a tele
phone lineman of Ashland, Wis, and
three other men and six women en-
ployes of the Bell Telephone System
were awarded medals for noteworthy
public service and for heroism during
1921
Chicago-The method of feeding
and fattening hogs has a direct bear
ing on the loss of these animals In
transit to markets, according to w.
]. Embru, chief veterinarian here OF
the Western Weighing and Inspection
bureau.
Boston-Arthur W. Bartlett, who Is
years ago stole bonds and silverWare
valued at $4,000, went on trial for
the murder of Frank E. Small, drug
gist, in Suffolk superior court. Bart
lett is 65 years old and served SEN
fences aggregating 20 years in the
Saltwater, Mimi, state prison.
hn1
place in the sun of corn growing at
the International Grain and Hay show
here, in connection with the Interna'
tional Live Stock show, capturing a
first for the best 10 ears Of we: low
corn in Corn Region No. l, also for
the best 10 cars Of white in the same
region, and again second for the
best 10 ears of white corn in Region
No. 2, more deeply in the corn belt,
and another second for the vest 10
ears of white corn in Region No. 1.
Sporting
Minneapolis-The Gophers' track
and field schedule, announced by Fred
Luehring, athletic director, includes
nine meets, three indoors and six out
doors.
Vernon, Calif-Bud Logan, the Min
neapolis welterweight, making his first
appearance in California, won the ref
eree's decision over Bobby Allen IN
four rounds.
Minneapolis-For the second time
in history the Marines were victOri'
GUS in the annual clash with the ALI
Stars. Coming through with squirt
in the final periods, The Marines rolled
up a 9 to 0 victory.
Osaka, Japan-The All-Star Ameri
can baseball team touring Japan de.
feated the Kyoto league team 1S to
O. The Americans got IA hits and
made one error. The Japanese got
no hits and made eight errors.
Duluth-T'he one buck law, as it ap-
Plies to the deer hunting season, was
indorsed by committees representing
the Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions clubs
a, meeting here with Carlos Avery,
state game and fish commissioner.
Paris-Battling Sikh, according to
a dispatch from Paris, has been ad-
vised to return to his home in Senegal.
The advice came from high French
official, so the story goes. Sikh said
hs was undecided, but added that he
vas through with boxing forever.
Minneapolis-Earl Martineau is Civ
en- place on Charley Brickley's third
team. Friends believe,
however, that the Gopher star will
he more highly honored by Walter
Camp Brickley did not see Marty"
play this year.
observation-disclosures exception, the
dullest and most trivial meeting in
the history Of baseball brought to
close when the loose ends contig'
uous to the annual convention of the
National Association of Professional
clubs were gathered up.
Toronto, Ont.-The Toronto Star
publishes a story asserting that To-
rohto syndicate has obtained an op'
ton on the franchise of the, Boston
American league baseball club and
that proposition to transfer the team
to this city has received the approval
of Ban Johnson, president of the
American league.
Foreign
Athens-M. Plastias, chief cf the
revolutionary committee, announced
that anyone caught hiding or specu'
lating in -four will be Immediately shot:
on account of the increasing cost OF
living.
Constantinople-Ord were issued
by the Kemalists forbidding all en-
ployes of the government to indulge
in alcoholic drinks on pain of dismis'
sal and the infection of 80 lashes. Po-
licemen and soldiers found drinking
will be degraded.
Montreal - Morphine shipped from
Switzerland to Canada for illegal dis.
tribution in Canada and the United
States, and valued, at peddlers' prices,
at several million dollars, was seized
Of commission fouSe bY the Cana.