The Dolores star., 1924-05-02
GENERAL

GENERAL
Harry X. Thaw. jubilant over II ver-
dict by a Philadelphia jury declaring
him sane. said he has no definite plans
for the future, hut does hope ito drop
out of the limelight'' Thaw has been
in the public eye since he shot and
killed Stanford White on the Madison
Square roof garden eighteen years ago.
Miss Jane Cody Carlos, II years old,
granddaughter of Col. William +.
Cody. will unveil the bronze equestrian
statue of Buffalo Bill" at the Cody,
Wyo.. entrance to Yellowstone Park,
the Buffalo Bill American Association
has announced in New York City. The
statue is the work of Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney.
y victory for broadcastIng stations
using musical numbers on which
copyright has been granted was won
in the United States District Court in
Cincinnati, Ohio, when Judge Smith
Iickenlooper dismissed petition filed
to halt the brOadcasting of such num-
bers without paying the holder of the
copyright.
The deathbed wish of Nine. Eleanore
Duse will be respected and her body
will be buried in little cemetery be-
hind an old stone church at Asolo, near
Venice, it was made known in Pitts
burgh. The famous tragedlenne's love
affair with Gabrielle dAnnunzio had
Italy as its stage and members of her
troupe here believed Duse wanted her
mortal remains to rest amid the ruins
of her castles of dreams.
st Paul will be the concentration
point for more than 1900 high-grade
cows which are to be placed in the
hands of Montana farmers through the
medium of the Montana Mutual Dairy
Loan Association of Missoula. Mont
Purchase of 160-acre farm, just
north of the state fair grounds at St
Paul for this purpose was announced
a few days ago by Monte Levinson,
general purchasing agent of the Mon
tana concern. -
Insects and flies, rather than curses
projected through the ages by mon
archs of King Tut's era, and their
| priests and undertakers caused him TO
| suffer much during the thirty-four
| years he has been deving into their
dug up" King Tut, on his arrival in
New York City on the Berengaria.
The John D. Rockefeller interests
have contributed $4,000 to the Amer
lean Society of University Women, to
| be used in promoting rural education,
1t was announced at the opening of the
| organizations third annual convention
in Washington. The grant will be
| known as the Laura Spelman Rookie
feller fund.- in memory of Mr.. Rocke-
| feller's wife, who died in 1915.
An invention calculated to eliminate
child labor from the sugar beet fields
and cut the cost of producing beet su.
gar to Il point where it will regain its
| place lost to cane sugar with the war
| is announced by the research depart.
ment of the National Association of
| Il arm al
Chicago. The machine, tractor driven
lifts, tops and piles the beets at the
rate of four acres Il day.
woman, believed to be Brooklyn s
bobbed-haired bandit, and man who
said he was her husband, were arrest.
ed ut jacksonville, Fla, by two New
York detectives. The woman gave heI
name as Cecilia Cooney, and the mar
was booked as Edward Cooney.
Formal denial that he had intended
to threaten" the United States wher
he told Secretary Of State Hughes thai
grave consequences" would follow the
passage of the japanese exclusion act
in Congress. has been made by Ma
sano Hanihara, japanese ambassador
J to the United States.