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MAN STOLE AUTO FOR
 SAKE OF SICK WIFE

SEATTLE, Sept. 26.-O. Hornbrook was arrested today for stealing an automobile in which he intended to provide medical attention for sick wife Hornbrook did not dispose of the car but used it in his work.
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SAM HILL ELECTED TO
 SUCCEED WEBSTER

SPOKANE, Sept. 26.-Judge Sam uel B. Hill, Democrat, of Waterville, was elected to congress from the Fifth Congressional district, defeating State Senator Charles E. Myers, re- publican. The election was held to fill a vacancy caused by the resigna- tion of Congressman Webster, who re- signed to accept Federal judgeship
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ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES
 HAVE MADE COMBINATION

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-The White Star and Cunard lines have agreed to combine and run a joint transatlantic service during the coming winter in- stead of fighting each other for the scanty traffic.
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CHURCHES SEND OUT CALL
 FOR BIG PROHIBITION RALLY

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-The Fed eral Council of Churches sent out a call for rally of all dry forces in the support of the 18th amendment, for a Good citizenship and patriotic conference" announced to be held in Washington the 14th, 18th, and 18th of October, and which is intended to spur on those who believe in prohibi- tion but who have lost interest
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INSURRECTORY PEASANTS
 ARE MARCHING ON MOSCOW

LONDON, Sept 26-A Reuter- dis patch from Riga today says that it is rumored that masses of insurrectory peasants are surrounding Moscow and Petrograd and that re-enforcements to their ranks are constantly arriving.
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MASON DISQUALIFIED

PARIS, Sept. 26.-Harry Mason, of England, officially recognized by the International Boxing Union as the lightweight champion of England, succeeding Seaman Hall, who was dis qualified for hitting low in their match at London last May.
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WILL HOLD CONFERENCE OF
 GOVERNORS ON PROHIBITION

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-Presi- dent Coolidge has virtually decided to hold the proposed conference of gov ernors on the enforcement of prohibi- tion and other laws in Washington about the middle of October.
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JAPANESE REFUSE T0
 EVAClJA7E CITY lF hN0Y

ANDY, Sept. 26.-Japanese sailors and marine who landed here to pro- tect Formosans against attacks by Chinese are refusing to leave despite the threat of a general strike if they do not evacuate the city.
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REPORT ON ASSASSINATION OF
 ITALIANS IS FORWARDED

JANINA, Sept. 26.-The report of the Allied Inquiry commission into the assassination of the Italian mem bers of the Boundary Commission will be forwarded to Paris tomorrow and it is believed the report absolves the Greeks from negligence and that the murders were not he ,~utc>me of political vengeance As .n#
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GERMANS WILL ABANDON
 RESISTANCE ID FRlNc:'

BERLIN, Sept. 26.-It is officially announced this afternoon that pre- miers of the German federated states at conference with Chancellor Stres- emann today unanimously agreed to abandon passive resistance to French occupational troops.
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COMMUNISTS JAILED IN SPAIN

BARCELONA, Spain, Sept. 26.-The principal communist and bolshevik leaders have been arrested and jailed and the French border is being close ly watched for any others who may try to get out of the country.
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GLORIA SWANSON DIVORCED

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 26-The sec ond divorce of Gloria Swanson, mo- vie star, was granted in the Superior Court yesterday when her husband was awarded a decree on a charge of desertion.
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HEPIJnLiCAfI.5 WILL
 IiJLD CONFERENCE
 DEH|.TEn. COlQRAD(]

WASHINGTON, Sept 26.-Members of the Republican National commit tees of Montana, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, and the chairmans of republican committees of these states, will hold a conference at Denver, October 11th.
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H. V. HOBEN LEAVES EAST
 FOR SEWARD HOME TODAY

Wayne Blue received wire today from H. V. Hoben, who IS in eastern Canada, stating that he would leave for Seward today. MT. Hoben has been gone several months, visiting his mother, who was dangerously i'll.
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Mrs. Matt V. Nicolich, wife of the foreman at the San Juan cold storage plant, will leave on the Alaska to spend the winter in the States, with her father. She will be accompanied by her two sons.
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WILL KEEP OKLAHOMA UNDER
 MARTIAL LAW FOR A YEAR

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 26.-Gov- ernor Walton is ready to keep Okla homa under martial law for year if necessary to stamp out the lawless- ness of the Ku Klux Klan, so he told a reporter for the Oklahoma City Times today. The governor said he had the men and the money to keep going for a year and after that the U. s. government would take hold.
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EARTHQUAK: SHOCKS KILL
 123 IN VICINITY OF BUJNURD

TEHERAN, Persia, Sep. 2i.-Ono hundred and twenty-three persons were killed in the vicinity of Rujnurd, Persia The shocks are continuing.
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TODAY,S FISH MARKET

Seward-Fresh halibut 8 and 5 cts
 Juneau-Halibut 10 and 6 cents king salmon, reds F and 8 cents whites, 3 cents.
 Ketchikan-Fresh halibut II and g cents; pickled, none.
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TYPHOON HITS JAPAN

TOKYO, Sept. 26.-The tail end of another typhoon hit Japan today, a deluge of rain and wind causing ad- ditional suffering among the poorly housed quake sufferers.
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3. C. TUCBOAT FOUNDERS
 AND CREN ARE DROWNED

VANCOUVER, B. C., Sept. 26.- Capt. Robert Drever and four of the crew perished when the tug Peggy O'Neill capsized in the Gulf of Geor- gia during a heavy gale.
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TARIFF FIGHT ON IN ENGLAND

LONDON, Sept. 26.-The tariff re- formers and free traders are prepar- ing to make the forthcoming econom- struggle since the time of Jos Cham ical conference the greatest tariff berlain.
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JAPAN'5 , L05S AVERAGES
 513 FIR EAcH CITIZEN

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-Japan's financial loss in the earthquake disas- ter averages SIS per capita of it's pop ulation it was announced by the com merce department.
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NEWSPAPERS RESUME IN JAPAN
 TOXIC, Sept. 26.-Five newspapers have resumed publication yesterday with full staffs,
LAPS ExPEL RUSSIAN SHIP

MOSCOW, Sept. 26.-A dispatch from Vladivostok said that the steam ship Lenine, Russian relief ship, was expelled from Yokohama by the Jap authorities.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 26.-E

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 26.-Adjutant General B. H. Markham ordered by Governor Walton to all force of necessary prevent session of the lower house of the Oklahoma legislature called for today. All citizens and soldiers between the ages of 21 and 45 were ordered to hold themselves in readiness with such they possess obtain to to asss-
 of the sovereg nstae of Oklahoma when ordered to do by the governor The troops have been ordered to shoot to kill if necessary to prevent the assembly, the Governor told newspaper men today
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AMERICAN FEDERATION WILL
 NOT BACK THIRD PARTY

ST. PAUL, Sept. 26.-The American Federation of Labor will not back third political party Gompers declared here
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GOMPERS IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Sept. 26.-Samuel Com pers, president of the American Fed eration of Labor arrived here last night.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 26-Presdent Coolidge and Attorney General Daugherty will the Federal official forces to prevent any attempt to remove Governor Walton from office by the state legislator.
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ATLANTIC CITY. Sept. 26.-Miss Catherine Campbell Miss Columbus) retained her crown as Miss America for the second straight year tonight.
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TWO KILLED IN BERLIN

BERLIN, Sept. 25.-Two were kill ed and II injured in a clash between the Nationalists and Communists near Leipsic.
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PEASANT REVOLT SUPPRESSED SOFIA, Sept 26.-The government is apparently putting down revolt of the peasants under communist lead ership.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 26-should members of the Oklahoma legislature fail to gain entrance to the state capitol attempt to mpeach Governor Walton for his fight against the Ku Kx Kan and try to meet in special session in any other Federal building, they will find it's doors closed them by orders of the Federal government This decision reached in respone to Governor Wal tons appeal to President Coolidge to prevent of Fed era buildings in Oklahoma City by the state legislature
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OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. 26.-St

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept 26.-State troops are mar shag here to prevent impeachment proceedings by the lower house of the legislature, The members say they will to force but will decide upon future proce dure at caucus last night. The adutant general is in structed to prevent session at any place in the state
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SOFIA, Sept. 26-Bulgaria is not only struggling to crush the commu- mist and agrarian revolution of wide notifications, but according to gov menaced by 5O,OOO foreign troops.
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CHEF JUSTICE BROWN
 IF MINNESOTA DEAD

ST. PAUL, Sept. 25.-Chief Justice Calvin L. Brown of the Minnesota Supreme Court was found dead at his home in Minneapolis today.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 26.-Mitary occupation of the State capitol intended to prevent the convenng of extra session of the lower house of the legislature at noon. was completed at 930 o'clock. Guardsmen were stationed in every corridor every outside entrance and in all drveways in the immediate vicinity.
 Thirtv-fve thousand men in the State have volun- eered to help the governor preserve order and abolish the Ku Klux Klans.
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MRS. HENRY M'CLEARy,
 ]. AR, DEAD IN TACOMA

TACOMA, Sept. 26.-Mrs. Henry McCleary, vice-president general of the Daughters of the American Revo- lution is dead at her home here.
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STATE OF OKLAHOMA ON VERGE OF CIVIL WAR
 OVER KHAN ACTIVITIES

PRESIDENT COOLIDGE TAKES HAND IN OKLA HOMA ROW OVER KU KLUX KLANS AND OR DERS DOORS OF FEDERAL BUILDINGS CLOS TO ENTERTAINERS MILITIA ON GUARD.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-02
NEFF OPENS TEXAS
STATE EXPOSITION
AT AUSTIN MONDAY
10000 People Present 70,
Opening Day of State
wide Fair.

Austin. Tex. Oct. AIN the pres
ence of 10000 people Governor Pat
NJ. Neff at IL o'clock Monday morn
ing formally opened the Texas State
Fair and Exposition.
The governor extended an official
welcome TO the people of Texas. es-
pecially central Texas. 10 visit the
fair and exposition, which will con-
tinue for six days.
The weather was fair and warm.
and many Of those in attendance at
the fair were visitors from neighbor-
ing cities and towns.
Governor Neff told o. the wonder
ful resources of the state AZ Of the
development of this section during the
past several years.
The governor also read a proclama-
ton which he had prepared for the
occasion.
Everything was in readiness early
Monday for entertaining the visitors.
excellent musical programs having been
arranged for the six days of the fair.
President e. +. Cook. of thecxposi-
ton. stated Monday he expected 100
600 visitors in Austin during the week
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Monster Crowd Present for
ii Final Day of Jim Wells Fair

ed unusual attention. and resulted in
considerable interest being manifested
in this line of breeding.
Mrs. Oscar Sager showed calf
and yearling beifer in the Brahma
division which claimed their share Of
favorable comment and won blue rib
bons.
w. ID. McBrydes crossed bred
Brahma bull calf was the center of
much interest, due to the fact that
his mother. very ordinary COW. was
displayed with him. showing the pro-
nounced Improvement Of one cross.
This exhibit took first and second
prizes.
Main Cattle Awards.
More than 30 registered Jerseys
contributed 10 the offering in the
dairy cattle department, and attract
ed the usual large number of visitors.
The awards in the grand champion
bull, senior champion bull. grand
champion COW, senior champion COW
and junior champion COW cir IS went
to r. X. Mullen. c. NJ. Meadercr car
rying off first honors in the junior
champion bull class. Other awards
for registered Jerseys were: Aged
bulls. II. X. Mullen first, second and
third: bull calf. one TO two years.
[. Nj. Meaderer first: bull calf under
one year. X. Il. Mullen first. c. NJ
Meaderer second and third: age cows.
Il. Il. Mullen first. Manuel Gomez
second. c. Il. Eandiver third; heifers.
two to three years, II. II. Mullen
first, Manuel Gomez second, c. T..
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year. the result Of many new improve.
nents ct the grounds. and places the
association in the free from liabil
ity, class.
Races Draw Crowd.
Saturdays racing program. the clos
ing day of the Jim Wells County
Fair. attracted a record crow d, which
witnessed several events of unusual in.
terest. The results:
First race. saddle horses. quarter
mile: The winners. Monday. Jim and
White Woman; Pearl also ran; time
:o5 20.
Second race. twO-year- lids. quarter
mile: The winner. Toy Bag. Jesse
James and King Tut tied for second
place. time 81 %.
Third race free-for-all. Quarter mile
dash. The winner. pancho villa, Pat
Neff and Lupita: time %.
Fourth rcce, three-eighths mile The
winners: Mex. Little Hickory and
Spad: time 80.
Jess Perkins and Ben Cox lied for
first honors in the calf roping n.
test. time :06 10; G. Peeler. second.
time :06 4-5.
Hap" Holmgrcen. of Alice. dis
tinguished himself by winning the ten
mile auto race each day of the fair.
Saturdays time Is AZ.
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Exhibit Halls Center Of At
traction High Grade
Cattle and Dogs Exhibit
ed-Automobile R aces
Daily.

Alice, Tex, Oct. 2.-Jim Wells
County's Fourth Annual Fair came
TO a close Saturday night after four
successful days. due in the main TO
the elaborate program of entertain
ment provided for visitors and the
ideal weather prevailing In point
of attendance. all records for previous
years were surpassed. Saturdays at
tendance eclipsed any former day. the
special attractions being football
game during the morning hours be-
tween the Alice and RObstown High
School teams and races of unusual
interest in the afternoon.
The exhibit building. which housed
the finest exhibits ever displayed in
this part of the state. were the cen
ter of attraction throughout he fair.
In the agricultural building cotton.
corn. various varieties of sorghum.
broom corn, peanuts. sweet potatoes.
pumpkins. watermcl0ns, oranges.
grapefruit, lemons. etc, made very
creditable showing.
The art building, with its wealth
/ OF fancy work, oil paintings. hand
painted china, canned goods. etc..
as well as the educatinal exhibit. was
the recipient of much favorable COM
ment.
All Exhibits Are Good.
The poultry building contained some
very fine specimens of the fcathered
tribe and indicated marked improve
ment in the class of poultry being
raised in the county. A curiosity
which was viewed with interest was
a half guinea and half white leghorn,
owned by J. +. Cutlery of Alice.
The exhibit of swine. while small.
included some very good specimens of
the hog family.
An especially creditable exhibit in
the live stock department consisted
of seventeen Herefords owned by
John Dunn. These were strictly
range bred and range raised. and
were the eGua, Of fed show cattle. In
this exhibit were shown all classes
from calves to cows, herd bulls and
young bulls. These cattle won ten
firsts and six seconds.
Robert Schallert carried off all
awards for registered Holsteins. which
were pronounced of exceptional high
grade by the judges. Mr.. Schallert is
well known over the country MS an
exhibitor, and is the possessor Of
many blue ribbons.
The cross bred Brahmas shown by
*. NJ. Kleberg of the Laurcles ranch.
consisted of one COW. her calf and
yearling and took firsts in their re-
spective classes. This exhibit attract
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vandvo.. third: heifers. M to two
years, II. II. Mullen fri Manuel
Gomez second, r. X. MI n third I:
heifers over six months an, nder one
year, Manuel Gomez ifs c. NJ.
Meaderer second: heifers binder six
months, {. NJ. Meaderer fi1St. Manuel
Gomez second. The first premium
in the grade Jersey class for age
cows went Ia c. L. Vandiver, w. r..
Grimes, second. c. L. Vandiver
third; grade Jersey heifers, one to
two years. Josef Bessie first grade
Jersey heifers under one year. G. w.
Young first. w. L. Grimes second.
b. A. Kempe claimed first prem
ium with his Arabian paint yearling
filley, an exceptionally beautiful ami
NAL. If present interest in breeding
is maintained. Jim Wells county will
soon be famed for the raising of this
class of horses.
Especially worthy of mention were
two pair of Jim Wells county bred
aud raised mules. one pair owned BY
Jim Wells county and the other BIZ
the city of Alice. which took first
and second premiums respectively. Ex-
pert judges pronounced them the full
equal of Missouri raised stock.
Six mule colts exhibited by W. d..
Lloyd, took first. second and third
prizes. proving that the exhibitor. one
of the county's best farmers. is a
believer in the raising of good teams.
Unusual and interesting was the
dog exhibit. which proved conclusively
that the high bred canine is not with.
out fanciers in these parts.
The most popular eating place on
the grounds was the restaurant con-
Quoted by the Parent-Teachers Asso.
citation for the benefit Of the Alice
Public Schools.
The newly constructed dancing pa.
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MRS. EARL KLINGER
United States and some of these
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vilion. with its CAV and alluring
strains of music. was literally pa
tronized by those in quest of that
class of pleasure.
The midway. with its numerous
shows, ferris wheel, whip. merry-go-
round. ETC.. afforded amusement for
old and young alike.
Sports ARE Good.
If any one attraction drew more
visitors to the fair than another. il
was the races. The half mile circu-
lar track. recognized as one of the
fastest tracks in the state. coupled
with the attractive purses offered
drew some of the fleetest race horses
in this part of the couatry. That
the races were well received is proven
by the immense crowds in attendance.
which daily exceeded the 5000 mark
Regardless of the handicap of n small
track. the auto races were interesiin,
and full Of thrills. and drew hearty
applause from the spectators.
Worthy of mention was the high.
class musical program rendered
throughout the four days of the fair
by the Nordheim band of twenty
pieces.
Roping talent was plentiful in the
calf roping contests. and some excep-
tionally low records were made. Thrills
were provided by rodeo artists. and
nothing was left undone that might
drive dull are away
Unstinted praise is due the manage
ment and directors of the Jim Wells
County Fair Association. as well as
the various committees, Cor their I'M
firing efforts in making the fair an
unqualified success. THIS years gate
receipts, in addition TO covering all
current expenses were sufficient to
liquidate the carry over" from last
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to "take part in TIE greatest single
accomplishment of the people of ALs-
tin statewide fair. with an inter-
national flavor, the Texas State Ex-
position"
The feature of the exposition in the
afternoon during the entire six days
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East st. Louis. Ill.,. Oct. 2.-James
4. Snyder so years old. was shot to
death here by Harry Switzerland. ~.
who surrendered and told police that
he shot Snyder in self-defense dur
ing quarrel. Southerland said the
Quarrel resulted from him serving
Snyder with notice TO move at the
request of the owner of property
where Snyder conducted a soft drink
parlor.
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THIS LADY CAN'T
! SAY ENOUGH FOR
THE PLANT Juice
Had Stomach Trouble and
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of thet fair will be the races ON 4
specially built track at Camp Mabi;ts
Over 100 head Of racers are here
for the races. and somt excellent time
is expected TO be made. Z.
The track is said to be unusually
fast for a new one.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-07-20
LISTS OPEN UNTIL
JULY 81 FOR CAMP

The lists for the free Citizens
Military Training Camps to be held
in the Seventh Corps Area, August
1st to August Both are being filled
at a rapid rate.
Young men between the ages of
II and "a are urged to get in their
applications as early in July as pos
sible. The lists will remain open
until July 31st but it will be well to
file applications at an early date. ;
The government pays all expenses
including railroad fare, food, lodg-
ing, uniforms, and medical and
dental attendance.
All young men who apply. are
assured of going to one Of the
camps, if they are qualified, as all
restrictions on the number who may
attend are called off.
The camp will be held for young
men from North Dakota, South
Dakota and Minnesota at Fort Smell
ling, Mimi; from Nebraska and
Iowa at Fort Des Moines, Iowa; and
from Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas
at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
For full information and applica-
tion blanks apply at your local Mill
tary Training Camps Association
Representative of your Railroad Sta
ton Master or your Postoffice. Major
General George B. Duncan, Com
handing the Seventh Army Corps
will be glad to answer all inquiries.