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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Connected Editor Is
PardOned BY Governor
New Mexico Executive Says Case Against
Magee is Persecution, Not Prosecution"

ALBUQUERQUE. n ". iuiY a.
psspi;s a anh sharns q oaB
ssfmps fsr waseh Carl G. Mage
assss snsusr bvtufs tusgs David 4
Leshf en- JaiY ~. AMI iies 80
nb~i rsss pending. shs sfisnF - ihs
Sew MsMeo State Tflosas snIlsf
pleasantly tessay. lis hAs lsus htta
sa.a q 1avssuof James y ttinsis's
saswgisis pardon. FsisAsinH hifn tfpfn
tsIi swa peaJssn,lsFy sentences az
FTsEatlsE t~u ana kaif sears. ths
paYmEat ~ s4ass tasaissE Iaet9
ssalhst his raper nslnaF gsfsagsAi
tiasa aaa suurs snsts
~ aaHHds al ,iEii.~ ssis Ne.
g~a whss speaking - shs ansailr
sfsst rasGaH. -hss sali unisl tuaEs
t.@asy sess sNs aKssn "a fgiy ~
an sppseeisuvs. sto. - cufrsnos
HinAis Ttss eass 81 Arpssi was
TOO much ~ rs AZ nos can
ssT wsai need 20 say ahauf The
Han Atlgsisi euafs wahrus fsaf' u
further contempt elsassaas~
An asismps ~ stss eosst 70 cpnssns
MaEse Immediately 70 So. sbaaia ~
b. enaTigiea un shs res charge. l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
La Toilette
GdinsPOUer
Rebellion Against G..
o. P. Rule Growing
nY TR,sEn EpwARps

WASHINGTON. iaiy ~. rhs
sisesIez q sfaEuus JoAnsoa. farmer.
lasoFtts. te the aftnssaos4 Eeat IN
the srnAts sin raaks Ia Fetistis
shs hsErsss single pausr IN fhs nsEs
congress and stssnGthsn the rebel,
lon against shs Harding asuiniufa.
tion On the eve 81 The presidential
sieesion.
This is ihe Interpretation placed
or The victory % joansoa ~ ths
farm bloc IN TIRE szaais ard haass
tcssay.
ueaten Gown By ths republican
party saTine .hs war unsn BE- stood
as lonr figure against TIN work.
Senator Ia resieste. lndsviiuaiis, ard
progressive. row has sasaticd hiuseis
virtual political erapirs IN wash
irEgon. whsre hs viii hosa the bal
anew % power between Tho opposiax
groups The farm bloc ehisstains
eiains iohnnon was elected on Ia
FoiistHs pFsrraru-
This treans a drfrs VIII ~ lnaaEu
rated in the December congress To-
Repeal the Esch cusnmlns iaw %
that lower freight rates win b. PRO.
vsisd for ths farmer.
Rsviss the Fosdasy MecsmbsE
hlxh tariff.
GUARANTEES 20 tha farmer a Twins
wage thru government marketing Of
foosistuffs
Revise ths federal reserve system
Extend control ~ tbs packers.
Abolish supreme court decisions
By a majority.
IL - doubtful. ~ course. whsshes
Ia Follstte win b. sbia 20 force nny
Of hls bills ca these subjects thru
congress. bat be IL now stronE
enough 70 make a greater fight than
be ever has made before.
with BrookhArf. shipstssd and
Masnus Johnson sauarsly with him
in the ssaats--and many other pro.
zreasivs republicans like Frazier
f.add. Norris. Borah and others IN.
voring nj least half Of his program
he Ia certain TO accomplish a lot.
Frazier heads the Sonpafilsan league
and vas recently elected senator
from North Dakota.
Then. with his influence over Ger
tain delegations IN the hopss. La
Toilette controls strong group
there.
with this new strength and tbs
help OF ali progressiveH and demo.
Gratis the little fighter from Wiscon'
sfn enu play havoc with any admin
is,ration program In the upper house
Governor Prspa. n he had been
elected. would have ioined the 70.
publican regulars. He was needed
10 sivs them bare majority In
the ssth congress.
Nov that johnson Is elected. the
senate viii 10 composed Of 81 re-
puhlloana. "a democrats and two
farmer.labor senators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
GAVE ms LIFE
FOR MAGAZINE

A. tho end of = long. dis,in.
Euishea career in journalism and
tho magazine field. aiddail liter.
ally savs his llfs for his maya
zinc. HE days wsgo shortened by
his tremendous iaborA 20 have
everything in order a, the Anssi.
csn magazine when hs passed.
sldaaila ambition was 10 pro.
ducr a me- saEiue IN which every
subscriber would read a bit Of
the e4ll.ets= dominant makeup
Ito WAS author Of the essays,
''ssd Says" An increase In rirru.
laiion from Aoo. goo to 1000 600
under his editorial guidance h a
testimonial 81 success.
In Aprii a council Of doctors
met 20 discuss the maiady that
was undermining his health. II
want tho truth abont this mat.
ter. he ssid. just an tho he was
ordering reporter out on an
importaut story.
Ana they told him. Ho had
Nix months 10 live-providlnE he
gave M all work and rested; re.
iiuved himself Of editorial bur.
dsns and went outdoors,
with tho eaimness Of an editor
working out the details Of an
important story, he eloseted him.
self for several days. lie did not
tell living soul Of the tryst nc
Turn 10 Page ., Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17

faFvssra By ihs editor ard his
ffistds sfsEVs iauEtinEiY rrrsartssi
thas the Ewesruus aaiEht hass 70
sire a psfton
Gefsfnns itiakis risarArssrisrd The
ufppis procedure zs -psfseru'len. nei
efusseauan. and said y ~as = fis'
Eraro ard a hius on sssw &sHieo.
uhsa ~ granted The paraou-
judge Ilanna. ehlsf counsel for
Mage. Eess on trial July - fof AZ.
rect cautrmps. A naaaa rnse'iaE has
bsen eaissa - santa rs tonight BY
sfnEre. Hama ana their followers
ana sns ls planned fer La Vegas
temsssvw
In hAa sseiarssiea tia, JssaEv
ISzhY.s sauFf res geilpptax fnsgtads
- gsespeeussem rather tisan pruseeg
tias. csaysFaes ifinsis practically re-
sssafesi 10 wussfs that bFuueias uf-qh
NArxs he citations fnr centeups.
not lhsFs il shls difference Ma
see taissf~ vhiis his eun ease -zs
Ia progress THE Fovssnus -saihs~
ssyst gfs rass has isft tpd9o tsezhy's
hsnas 10 0apurups iiinkis cannot.
anssr ,hs iau. ts citssi tus rpsissnps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Famous Writer Calmly
Answers DEATH SunmOns
John K. Siddall Began Months Ago His Plans
for Continuation of Life Work On Magazine

SEw YORK. July iT.-Tnid
By DEBTORS ,ha, Ne had bot a few
months TO live John X. sidiall.
editor u ,he American maFasias.
Euarfsd the secret from his
friends and made plans. before
Keeping his rendezvous wish
Draih. for ,he publication no
loved ard made famous 90 carry
90 his IDEALS
sldtiali died a, his Ardssiy on.
Hudson hatne Monday sfisraoon
Of cancer. Ills most ln,ima's
friends had known fuF two
weeks iha, ms end vss near. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
COLLAPSE OF WHEAT
PRICES PROVED AID
TO MAGNUS JOHNSON

CT. PAUL. July Collapse Of
- wheat prices on the Chicago
board Of trade coming a; the psy.
choloRicai moment was greatly
responsible for tho former 70.
volt" that elected Magnus John.
son United states senator.
The campaign between johnson
and Gov. J. a. o. Prcus was about
even when news came last week
that wheat had dropped below 81
on the Chicago mart.
Quick 10 grasp hls advantage.
Johnson hammered his farmer
relief" platform all the harder,
''Voll, I beat Yoitc." he roarod
In his "foRhorn voice" today
Tin United states senator. ny
yImmlny. what do you think OF
ihntT'
johnson " back on hls farm
helping cut the hny crop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
CITY HAS POUR
SPECIAL SCHOOLS
Canadians Injured
in France Accident

MINES. France. July iT.-- SIX
members ot Canadian Delegation.
several Of them ircm Montreal.
wsre injured here today In an auto
mobile accident
The injured persons were rari
Of a Canadian delegation oompfiscd
os Is priests and prominent profeS.
eorz and wives. The party was en-
route 60 place a memorial In the
church where Mantcaim was hap.
tired.
They we're riding IN m su,omo.
bile bus which hit tree. many Of
the occupants being hurried into n
ditch. Tho Canadian high commis.
sioBer here has no details AZ TO
who was injured or the extent OF
tho injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
MILK REPORT
is COMPLETED
Committee Refers Subject
to Chamber Board
ny LESTER ". HUNT

Members u tbs civic affairs com.
mittes Of the Seattle Chamber Of
Commerce. announced completion
Of their report on tho milk situation
In tho city. which was 10 be doliv'
cred 90 tho board 81 trustees Of tho
chamber at itz meeting Tuesday nft.
ernoon.
Tho report follows an invcstisn.
lion u charges Of monopoly ievelci
AZ tho Seattle Distributors assoclH'
ton. which espouaed amendment Of
tho city milk ordinance 10 compel
nau,eurisa,ion Of all milk sold In The
city.
I a. tho request ~ Dr H. ]. David.
son chairman ~ the Legislative coin.
mltiee Of the King County Medical
society. the chamber committee took
IN tho investigation and considered
pr. Davidson'- report, in which he
charged that the patienriSing men
sought compulsory pastcuriEa,ion be'
cause Of tho monopoly u would give
them Ho charged also that pms
taurizatlou. M prnc,lced here. was
no, efficient. ana that compulsory
paatsurlyailnn might lower the
standard Of tho milk supply
The committee report deals with
Tho economic side ~ the situation.
IN wen nH the scientific side. and
the action Of Tho board of trustees
Ia expected 10 determine the out
come ~ the proposed amendment to
tho ordinance
The m4itcr was referred TO Tho
King County Medical society by mr.
Hiram 81 Rcpd, health officer, The
report az The chamher committee
win be considered NJ the next meet.
Ing Of the medical society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Farmer Senators
Won't Be Stylish

At. PAUL. MINI, July i7,-Minns.
sofas senatorial delegation In tho
NEXT congress will no, wear dress
suits.
Mhgnus Johnson and Henrik Ship
stead. farmsr.lai,or enemies Of Soup
and fish" affirmed Intentions Of lot
ting the social bloc flutter without
them.
mo. they'll never net me into n
trick drcaa Eult." aald MaEnus. fan.
ming his brus.ahirted. blue.Falluscd
girth with n big. black felt fedora
HADIsON. Wis. July lfs--Elec'
ton of Magnua Johnson M United
States senator from Minnesota. wan
described by Bopator hobart W. In
Toilette here today M "magnlfi.
cent victory for the people"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
MRS. HARDING
is EXHAUSTED
Three Persons Frustrated
by Heat at Fairbanks

FAIRBANKS. Alaska, July IT.
Mrs Warren G.. Harding. wife n mo
president. Is suffering from exhaus-
ton. but lis not seriously III. Rrigadier
Geeeral Sawyer declared today.
The presidents physician said the
unusual exerthpns OF Alaskan travel
with long days and no nights has
tired her. She remained In bed hero
until shortly before the presidential
train left Of 5 p. m.
Three heat prostrations were
marked up here as President Hard
ing addressed crowd Mt the hali
park. while the temperature vas 9s
degrees The president changed his
plans several times during tho day
and after abandoning the Richard
son Trail trip. decided 10 see q
cleanup" at placer mine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Japs Threaten to
Act Against China

NoLuIu. July IL. - Tho
Tokyo Chamber OF Commerce and
o,hcr civic organizations In Japan
have taken definite stand against
an,l.Japanesc agitation in China, &C.
cording TO Tokyo dispatches 10 the
Jul, Japanese language newspaper
here.
Unless the Chinese government
and people act quickly TO check
this agitation and prevent an az.
gravation OF the situation" resolu.
lions quoted In the dispatch as
passed by these organizations de.
clare. Japan win bc compelled TO
take proper steps as aolt.dcfcnslye
measures,
THE responsibility. however. Hes
entirely with china" the resolutions
arc quoted as saying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
GLOOMY
FUTURE
cared
President Believes
: There Is Scant
Chance to Boom
Northern Spaces
BY LAwRENcE MARTIN

Copyright. 1874. by United PuksD
FAIRBANKS. Alaska. July IT.
Having studied the Alaskan railroad
over its entire length and observes
closely the possibilities Of growth
and Development. President Harding
IL committed 10 maintenance ~ the
road IN the mos; economical possible
fashion until broader program IL
warranted.
He believes the present
and the immediate fu-
ture promise nothing in
the way Of development
Of the vast stretches Of
country thru which the
line runs from Seward
TO Fairbanks.
Even development Of TIRE tourist
possibilities az THE southern portion
depends on furnishing adequate
w'afwr trnrxrortaiion. which "a not
now existing IN a way 20 make
travel norshhound attractive.
URGES LOWEST f
POSSIBLE DEFICIT
Ar. Harding probably win ask
congress 10 pay the ceficst az tho
Alaskan rniiroAd this year. but he
urges here that the defects be kept
al the lowest possible figure.
Thr deficit Is estimated al about
i.soe. eee this year. Officials pointed
out 10 him the larErs; stancardizec
section from Fairbanks 10 Tanans
bridge has just been finished.
Mr.. Harding. upon his return. n,ays
have 20 decide between Anchnrage
and Seward as the ocean terminus
Of the road. Seward Is on Resurrec-
ton hay and has fine harbor. An.
choraEc Is not as good. but shows
great possibilities OF Development
The growth % Anchorage was made
10 order. IL Is railroad town. built
By engineers wfsb wanted TO con
H,ruci the railroad in two sections.
ANCHORAGE WOULD
BE CAPITAL.
Seward was the terminal Of the old
Alaska Northern. Guggcnheim and
Morgan property. which was taken
over as speculative proposition and
the government was induced 90 buy
l; when |, decided 20 busld the rail-
road.
Everyone now admits that the gov.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Woman kidnapped by
Thugs in Oklahoma

oKMuLGEE. Okla. July Ia. -
Ma, George rsilpol reported to Pc.
lice here today that she was kid.
mapped off the streets Of Tulsa last
night. forced 60 accompany her ab.
ductors TO okmulgre. where shc
was tortured. -Four mon and a
woman ssiTcd her. Mrs. rc,ipol
American wife Of Greek restau,
rant proprietor in Tulsa. said the
kidnapping party poured carbolic acid
over her body and cut her hair off,
I'VE are rolnE to mail your hair
20 your husband He will know the
meaning OF IT," she quoted ono OF
the kidnnpers IA saying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Fate Strikes Grim
Blow at Aged Pair

LOS ANGELES. Cal. July H.
After he had worked 40 years 20
earn enough to spend the remainder
Of his life In retirement with his
wife In BOSTON, Mass. their old
,home. Arthur II. Abel. 81. was
struok and killed by an automobile
in downtown street here. In his
llfclcss hands were found the two
long green railroad tickets that
would have started him and his
wife on tho Journey Of their dreams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Girl Wife Waits 3
Days for Her Mate

l<ANHAH CITY. July if--MrH.
iloasic Murphy. i6.ycarold bride,
abandoned by her husband in ros.
tnurant was entrusted by authorl.
tics today To tho caro- OF her sister
and hrotherln.lnw. After police had
sought the husband for three dnyA.
without result. with tho Girl wife
waiting AZ tho police station. Bessie
finally gave up hopo OF his return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Good Sense!
(EDITORIAL)

NEW MEXICO is lucky today to have a sane
governor. His name is Hinkle. He has
shown his good sense in volunteering complete
pardons for Carl c. Magee, the editor who had
"libeled' supreme court judge and been ''in
contempt" of a superior court judge by telling
some plain facts about their crookedness.
q Hinkle rightly declares the Magee case fla
grant example of persecution and blot on the
states integrity.
q Here's hoping that Magee, thus saved from
the penitendary, will nun the two little tyrants
off the bench and perhaps behind the bars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Convicts Take to
Sea in Motorboat

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. July IL.
The man hunt for siS convicts
escaped from Eastern pcnltcutiary
Saturday. turned 20. the high seas
today with the services OF tho Unit,
cd states navy aud all ships az aca
enlisted In the chase.
Radio messages were broadcast.
giving warning that at least four Of
the cArnpcd band are believed 60 DO
headed out To sea In powerful
motor boat stolen from n Maryland
police chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
OBITUARY. NOTICE

You may say what you IKE
about the municipal railway. bat
the fart remains that We paid
lark fer Junk
Ths battle between Dempsey and
Gibbons was only a is.rUund affair.
but tbs battle between Montana
banks and Ksarns was a fight 20 a
finish--shs banks finish.
4 good ,eav to make nice leiisce
sandwiches Il 70 take out the lettuce
and tassrt haz
Wonder n these typewriter supply
stores keep Eun7
THE SEVEN AGES or WOMEN
safety pins.
IfaIrpins.
Lingerie pins
Fraternity pins
Pins.
Clothsspins.
Rolling pins.
Another law that should be passed
would prohibit Ico-msn from setting
hs on tbs Kitchen floor whlls they
OPEN The rsfrigsratof door.
US hard 70 tell these days whether
~,ns q these pretty little woodland
s'l's have been hit by a cyclone or
picnic party.
issl Just ike I was dancing on
roses he said aoulfuiiy.
49,. Ihose aren't roses,p she said.
Those ARE eorng."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Husband of Irene
Castle Leaves Paris

PARIS, july i7.--Robcrt fireman.
husband OF Irene Castle. today left
for London, Their friends arc still
In doubt ns TO the status OF the
divorce case filed here ON behalf
OF Mira. fireman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
ANY BOY IN STATE
CAN TRY FOR HONOR

Elmer Vaughn. IL. walked from
Ia Conner 10 be at The Eiss' temple
for a chance AZ the great honor. a
mere 100 miles wink was nothing in
his young life when the honor OF
shaking hands with tho president
and introducing him 20 thousands OF
other boys and girls was a poSsibil.
lily.
Any boy I'm the state. no matter
where hts home may be. is eligible
for tho honor Only his intelligence,
ahility 90 speak before an audience.
physical appearance and character
will be taken into consideration, ac-
eorsllnr to Charles A. Reynolds,
chairman OF the Big Brother branch
of the Elks. In charge OF the big
Woodland park picnic.
In addition 10 the honor OF in.
PRODUCING the president 20 the
thousands at tho picnic. the lucky
hoy win he given new suit OF
clothes and "a complete outfit. &c.
eorilng To Reynolds.
Every city in Washington win be
represented at the picnic with a
delegation OF boys. E.yvry exalted
ruler OF tho Elks lodge In Washing.
Turn TO faEe .. Column u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17

Hswas. foikss rlAis h the ssa.
SEQ q he year whrn yeunE fri.
lowz pat on their eiiskins ard
saSksrs ard 20 Down to thr
wharf and rrank up their Etin-
ruarz-
Every week end The SQUAD h dotted
u,th pleasure grsfi. Thsy eaii 'en
PLEASURE craft because svvFyhessy %.
sys ths pleasure except The Euy whs
las 10 ssaaS she engine.
gssAsas 90 turpgssst fAe ese@~r sf
q srcsaz.Asss sseter seef ca xsAes
A. srr.s sgrr iAs f'yseArei SD iAs
s.slss starts figAs e~sz
The hess hing about yaehstnE l.
that yau 6aat have 20 rsraiE any
FgnrsuFrs-
on ire ether hand. nobody has
s-en aels 70 rxptsih vhY sh~ wlni
alvays aiss whsn year aaiisaa, l.
70 nilrs frera haeas
or or sJrM PAINFUL MEsi
DRIES,
VIE rwnsrrnb~r. th~ days whrn
70 Yachting party was eusspirsr
uniss. A hall dusrn betti~s ~
Eaawxiser wvr. eeinE drx<rrd
b~hhs4 IN The wafer 10 coal!
ou~ Il ne rival Joys q saIiinE. saTs
LII Gse Gee. Is that you aont hass
10 wear Esianx clothes.
Aa1sker good waY % iraFa 10 swim
- 10 get In ,ne way q the broom
pksn ,ks beat l. Hning
vs<ash.gas. wac. I CT ,Ae Isusts.
-Tn sriar Aspsx sssse srpat-
rafxesy Gsg. ~WA<. Yea ess nc
Rmif.
III eoas sose@ ens saa goa esi.~
IRIS has been a wonsersui nsonsn
Tor sieaie sp9psFs--sgr shs HsesaHA
toes
Lightning strikes Butcher VITA
Knfs fisatiius Ia TIE star. Some.
body ought 10 pass hw prehieitins
lxhtnszx from carrying . knife.
w DIsKY
rfutT tsl
{ % naa pf~ass~d aatthtIiy that nsY P-ssr
wff.. wtta h~r s-m harsis aha s.k- srrs
!. cr-sm foe nsT hrrssfs.f. ard - fns
sffs~- saa ~ ssnns urstias. AnA IN tae
sv<ninx IL the s@arts - e1ss hs~e tsasts-
has E. Hart Ed trsssas- nse thf-~ .<fs-
zh~h I tesk ssvr sadly. sas aid htAfns
nsy B~as 2isyinx 80 ~ sx-=z~d iebssss
] kss eaten. tho isas~si wesla have isst
ssywaT. Ana 10 hsrn. and 70 r-sst-us
~Hixh hstsx-s In the 1atsy-p-ss. tss
'srsfsai To- mT tssss. sfs~ts tas ssyfs
a Hs>rrJ $50
Dearest. answer me- he pleaded.
Il am OF The rack
50 is your hat" came harsh
rates fsosa ths head Of the stairs.
Sumner Is a pleasant tire ot The
year. bat not 70 girl with The hives
poison Try. mosquito bites ard IN
fiamrsatoFy rfsurnatlsrn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Farmer
Senate
CHOICE
Magnus Johnson Is
Election Winner
by Landslide in
Minnesota Race

81 AAAAA htru. July tIaHafsrsi.
aTHs hsfdias'a srpahiican aasains
tfstirn tel before = -airs farmer
fsseis- Ia Minnesota To-Day.
t.ieeilea q Msxnas Johnsoa. saf.
Fsirr Dor candidate. 70 ihs unssa
States ssnatssship Ia Yesssrssy.s
sisestoa Nas concerted By aapssnaf
~ 4 q Press. che fupasiiesn naint
nee. iniptssa b. prsstssas ttariinK
The Jehnsoa vieserY sefinilety
,aksa shs AtirsesosA enaErnsianat
Srpap eai ot q. o r. 'oss Eusrt
ranks znd sliKas II With The IL
Fpslssfs iifpaahaFt bise
The plurality 81 Johnsan Kr~u
Into q ~ianslslisir" al n1un tasIay,
The farmer iakos pirtsr-s mar,
ktu passed th~ s.eapo mark ard
iist2i plurality u nsorc than
feh's ever tssS. ]. A. q. FREES
Vas ptrslletra.
Nith ssTt prpeinsta cut IL
s.ssi snuntra. The vote siensa.
JehHsos. sis.;e;. rrras. ISL
CoNi'iETEs THIN
or kNtrE NELSON
Jessaspa uiri gu oft ths ursHeirrA
term q shs late knu,s ssisan. who
died Apfii -. and win be a randisat.
for Frsisetian Ia 1874 he returned
To-Day 70 TIE seetAan % land Ne awns
10 Areker cuuntF 20 hsip with hay
ing Win typical EwrlLsh Arreaf
JeAnsoa satd he liked 70 help us,h
tbs 'rhnses' around TIE farm
Gov. J. A. o. rTpus. Who decided
against ssniEniaE to have hlsnse u
appointed 10 tts vacancy. tasted hls
first pclltieai defeat. Juas %. ana
AZ the peak ~ promising political
career. he was caught IN ,hn uasf
strnfn ~ farmer unrest IN shs state
u vas TIE seeuud political duel
within a year Tor Governor prsus
and Senator Johnson. Last Npvsm
bsr they Tough, n on, for ihs gov
srnogznip Governor rseus won b.
Narrow margin.
STATE Senator james A. cariey was
,te democratic aoninsa. lie received
onty a asKiisshls vote yesterday.
JoHSsoNS VICTORY Is
NOT A SURPRISE
iohnsar's victory was no, a sur
prise II was pFvsaEsd b. the cleo.
ZION last November Of Dr. Hsuryrk
shlps,esd. farmer lsh-ori,e. over
Frank y. kslioEz. out os iha rspubli.
can ~el6 guard IN the senate.
With chs two farmer labor sena.
tors from Minnesota. progrraslves to
tho senate hold balance % power.
10th were elected on platforms ths,
grew cut % The Nanpartisan isagus
program IN the Northwest.
Johnson viii favor
Heview of the r.srh t,unnnIna rail.
road law. revision ~ the Fortinay.
McCumbar tariff. government grain
storage To assure thr farmers "a llv,
Ing waEs-. national location and do.
vsiorrnsnt 81 watofpowsr resources:
the Norris Sinclair national farm
marketing corporation. complete re-.
vision Of tho federal reserve hank
system. abolition nf supreme court
decisions by a majority vote: sol
der bonus 20 be paid by revenue
from an eIcess profits ,ak-not a
sales tar. restriction ~ the use Of
court luiunctions In labor disputes.
more stringent regulation o. The
packing industry. complete equality
for mon and women politically and
lndustriaIly; a new child labor law.
As soon a. things siacken up on
the farm near Rlmbail. johnson
plans 10 visit around" with his
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