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New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
COTTON TRADING ON
 IN CHICAGO MARKET
Todays Deals Are First in History Of Stock Exchange In
 That City.

Chicago, Dec. l,--For the frs, tune iu history, trading in cotton in this part of the country was be- gun on the floor of the Chicago board of trade today, Government officials, bankers and leaders Of in- dustry and commerce were present when the 9 o'clock gong started the new market
 The first transaction came when President CrossNell of the Houston cotton exchange sold 100 bales Of January cotton 10 President Frank l., Carey Of the Chicago board Of trade who in turn sold 10 Wallace C, Winter, broker for James simpson. president Of Marshall Field X O.. l.000 bales at s9S.t0 hundred pounds.
 Posting Of Chicago quotations in other exchanges and in commission houses began with tho opening pur- chase and sale Tho first month traded tn was January, Market hours were fixed from until 2 o'clock,
 Cotton mon from the southwest declared that no previous commer- Cial development has been SO effcc- tive in linking the two districts, and that inc move was a forerunner. o' increased commerce in all related i lines.
 All Chicago contracts will pro- vide delivery al the IIoust on Gal weston basin. The contract unit is fixed at 100 bales, which approNi- | mates 5n.00o pounds of cotton. AN cotton is classified by the department of agriculture the same as is dons al New York and New Orleans.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
City Items

I'r. and Mrs. A. J. Barkcl IT, turned homo last evening from New ! orh city where thoy have been spending several days.
 St, Johns fair clos's ton,gh,.-~- alNt.
 4 meeting of the Daughters Of Isabella will bo held tonirh, at S o'clock at the clubroOms.
 Make your appointment today for Christmas Photographs, Johnson & Peterson Studio.--aivt.
 The Catholic Women's Benevolent Legion will meet Tuesday evening al s o'clock at S'. Mary s school haN
 Entortaluuon' and dancing S' Johns far, J,s''r's hal' tonlght-- advt
 The Holy rauity Circle Of s, Mary's hall vi" meet Thursday aft crnoon at s' Mary's school hall.
 A meeting of 'he w. C. r. L. will he h''d toworror afternoon at 2 o'clock al 'h~ hou., Of Mrs. Louise Kelsey, lof Camp street.
 Join Morans Xmas Music Club a1yt
 A r,ru"arsa' o@ .>o tuuatory de- grc, will b, ha.A a' ,ho meeting Of rh.oIN lodgr, l. .. Q. F., tomorrow night.
 Gulhrauaco player pianos at Morans -al}t.
 rr.I Srhmt. Of Eas, Main stree, has returned 'o Now York city 10 rrsunl" his duties as physical dircc,- Or a' 'h' Horace Mann high school. after spending inc Thanksciyng re- cess at his homo.
 Drawing of rrlz,s. S'. Jonn's fair. tonlCn'.--adv'
 Leonard Schnutt of East Main street, a student al Troy Coufrr- oure academy, Coutney, Vt, has r6furnod to school after spending the Tbanhsgivinc rrccss n his homo.
 Or sa.e. "Mary Et,zabeth Drssps" S7 ". Man, Prof. r,Ic. Room IoG -8I'
 Wn'lron Counrt) Sons and haHgh'ors of ).ilor'y, nlN hold rrcn}ar roorj0r. Wodr"sday cvr- 0'.r at o'n1ock in Q. [. A. N hail.. Th@r" 81u he nomIna'ion of orccrs
 ramr Clara, Royal Nrirnhors o' America VT m'o' this cf,ninE at  x. I'an 'hr Eaptjs' hall ou Church street. 0Frors for tne coming year wi, be nominatc1.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
EXCEPTIONS FILED
{ omn~ol For ~a"ru and Nau1cui TabuIatc Their Objections 10 the Rulings If tho Trial Judge.

UcdHam, Mass, D,~ 1--A hlN Of eNo'ptlons 'o" ulines or JuIGe Wch- s'"r Thay'r iH di,n1@ tnE motions for g new trio 'or NlroIa Sarco anI Eartolomco Naau 'ti convicted for 'i'm urIor oc 9aymastor anI eua.i fl I.u~t EWa'r'a in 1tga uu' hot y.r srn'stroI. r.!e "lI ia Nor- folk superior court today Ky WjI- lam r. Thornp-r". r.A'f ro3 -.' 'or n. I'tans" THor ~Jniar 1r."* 7r.r' oela pr jo4s r. .c- '1m. srt by t.o noar' c2: ci'.- r>r'puors ,H- r5r~i today.
 Tho r'l ~as >.l on Jlleo THa1or's ar'aa .# ,rs-.n. 'o admit at r"arircs o, n.'...- 'nr 4 ro" ,gar ar a4t@asa 't uov F. Gouj ono r.Imod '. a,. '. o Bar ryn oi'r. ss oe ''. ..r'I.- "' ''.r 'a1. roe~'rr a@I aaa~i ;: .s.'n@ A0u v. Iaca. Gar. 5'--a.. .. .' |. rrr.
 r. saw 'h' r.. ..'' '..' .a' ,' ,' a 1ar5it cnr r o ''.t o', a.f 1ra..r@3 " ".- ..' -,mo. as roare'1 hH T. -'.'.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
NAVY WAGE BOARD
Admiral Bloch, Chief uf Ordnance, Calls Members Together tO Take lp Questions uf Pay.

Wlshug.on, ucc. l--rn, navy wasa hoard acalaI hy Rear Alm,rM ,. (. Koch. ralef ot orlam1r, hr- gan Is sv~slous today to prepare rec. M'o0s Tor ua,y yard vtzc ,yar.e .o- 'aa rommg ci.Hlar year, T. .as s..nrc H th, rnoomm,Hlauoue 0. ",4n boards a, each navy yard oa ~atsou where cJ'.Nao rmp.o}rs rp.ur. - u4Ny plant, anI lis task ,u. n 70 ror.'a'o 'hasu r.ports un- b.. 2.n.rG po}rN
 |.. --,,1l today MS no9Nuel 70 .'0~. ! ~flo1 ot tho pay snaIos for .rt stalls. ScI'cs o' iIa Wrchau- :.J. '-1.LS d0l various o,Eer classes 70 "mp.'y,t wal h, taken up later.
 Nls s'a'"i that reports from a.I .."lis MI rrrommcnIol in- ..:.t~.s |r J o.N e...~"s. Hu, the nav .uast .ia 1Jt 1> Ne, ,Nammrl into 'ra r,.,suno IN.n 'or these ,ucrcasoS.
 Nne policy oF 'ao government in >r'InS uu'y yard waEc scales has y""a 'o" }otrS 'ua' ta. pay rates for oNu"re in any }ari should con- .orm reasonably closely 70 The pr,. 'u1uS NlGt hoplo Tor zach trade or "hfr Classification in tho manu'ac- tInHs area ,n which The yarl Is lo- ca'.I
 IT.. haurTs recommendations atc expected Q inc raaIv for Secretary Wilbur ivy December l5.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
InmnmInisls HIanoIl

London. lpoc. l.--Tho Es'horian location In London in statement this afternoon sad tho attark on th" rovernment and military buildings in NeyaI vas undoubtedly a com muuist Demonstration in connection with the conviction last month Of n1are than 100 Fs'hoNlaN commun- lsts on charges of conspiracy for the overthrow of inc EsthoNlaN Consti- union by violence. Thirt"-nine Of the ron>irfed men v'ro sontenc"d 10 hard labor for 'jfa and seventy four others were sentenced to terms ranging from six 10 fifteen years for compicity in the plot
 In the statement, which confirms the news dispatches telling Of the attempted coup al ReyaI il is dc clarel the movement was immodI- &cly suppressed after Minister Of communications kark bad been killed. The total number ot casualties vas placed at fifty.
 Martial law has brcn declared Throughout tho country the legation stated. and General J. Latnoner has been appointed commsndor-in-chicf.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
PLEASANT BIRHDAY
Dowager Queen of England, so. To- day, Has Good Time With Family With Her.
By The Associated Pr.ss,

By The Associated Fr-ss
 Sandrjngham, Dec 1--prSplte taiing oyos}ght and growing doar- ness, DoNagor Quoen AjeHanlra i"- day celebrated her r.gh'I"th tlrth- Jay pleasantly, Surrou11rl by King George, Quc"n MarN queen Maud and Grown Prince O,af of Norway. me Prince of Wa'os and he Tr.n- ceeses Royal arI Victoria, Al 'no royal guests brought presents for inc IoWager queen.
 The forrnoon VAS oooUpei '0 'r2 opening and reading Q. great lum- per c: letters and telaGralns, Eroc'- lnsS from all fartS ol The world, an] The viewing of tho presents IT" afternoon "as spon. quietly wj'o only the near relatives present TM~ evening thoro is to be a quiet I.nn.r followed ny q sprcia, motion picture show In the ballroom, all The mom- bers Of fhe royal famuy halng a special liking for good motion pie lures,
 All tho Eng.Jsh Dowspapcre today published ph0'osrapAs of QI'rn A'oXandra wi'a .ons memoirs Of her fife, recalling oSpanIauy her ma y acts of kindness and her charity dur ing her reign with EdvarI and sl9 .: her retirement mo private lt,.
 Throughout London flags H-ra . flown from officia, and private oGl- ces and dHo.Ings. Society lea ,,gs and dipoma's cancI a. Nar,uoro4Eh house 0 sign the visitors uook Tur Lord Mayor os London sent ,a."- gram o' cong-atu. auo7s on hohatc ot the citizens, and roya. sa.utaS wacc fired from H>do Park and tna bo.. of Windsor Parish and kirEe Lynn church rang in honor oC ,ae ann.-
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
several Rrportrd klllcd

Hclsmgtors lluIanI. lN.r I-- A. rurdmg {" n1>}r"s from E.'o. .b" I.s'noutIu ,aU'a, 1~u.l "ru r"'H. jg.l l1 uu'"av station 'w". l"'. and att,mrrI 'u ctWur tu, t.. graph a0I telephone "h.,.
 SH'rraI persons pru..r l unn- nor o' poHr-. arc .ro''d 'o have hoen klnel and others '0r.Hjug V kark. mu.~rrr ol ,omwwlr"- lions ncrr U~uuIol Uu. ww~t' r nas sho. ~NUr oo ,u. way 10 thr s.suun.
 D,rl o3z r"-tor,1 ..N troops a''rr rumhar Of saf'er~I orHs in vmch hand cra@Hns suJ mor'nw snr> rero used Tro roops ro- a-r,4rcI the railway station a, S o',rnck.
 Martial law has u.on p'o,Wu"d, 'h> ad,ioos say. anI 5., tar Eo'"ra- ma1t AmlnoGs are hold u} the troops,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
ORDER or NOTICE OF HEARING

! I-'Ilr [ 0l serum, 7Hs l i'idNF "" N' 4'Nl
 ."nthor N T.. l3?t
 I..'afos of MarN HatagNa Dromo, x ..u,o, pa'tac,a John Rattaglta e. la Ta'tagua. Heuu'c B7ttagid aud An a,ljua Eattarl1 in said district, minors.
 urou tic appli. attor of Anna RattaEl'a !'. 'lug fiat as Guardian on said estates -f.,. may nc aGthori7cd and empowered 'o mortgage certain real estate as per said .rr}lraunn OH file more fully appears, it
 oEntEED That said application hs ..arI and determined at rhe Probate Oi- a.,. iu N'r Britain, in said district, on ',. Hh day of hor,nl bor. A. T.. la.i, at o rIo. k in tGr forenoon, and that uothe hs ct,,u If the r"NdoUcy of said srplica- ton auJ tho time and ria"e of hearing 'h"r"or hy publishing this order jn som. newspaper having circulation in said district. and lw posting a copy o' this or der on ',e puhjj" stgn-post in the town of %'w Britain, in said district, and by civ- NlE notjrH 70 all parties in interest, either uerSonaU" ar by mailing 10 each one. pte- n;id postage, a copy of this order, and re- rnru make to this Court of the not!re EI'on.
 EErNAED r. GATrNEY, Judge.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
BON~' CLUB LEAGUE OPENS

'.o'o @o1rIir2 featured the orcu- r 2 ranes "f tno intermediate )cagoc at rho Hoy~' c'0b Saturday evening. h 'ls first game, between the Cro~- re~'s ard 'ho pawncns, tho deciding .a~tor proved tho foul shooting of hramf~ o' tna trescon+s. this for "ar] >srhl"c 0'o tries from the h. ot inc. I0 'r' second game, E.
 'ohaa of 'r~ Fa.;hers dofeated ILp-
 "an o' - IIarm1nioe, 2 to ?, thcyo hc'rC '.r only '"o players 70 score.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
NITTI\aTu\-NTNIONIN

IT. ma~~-=, .. Mar, F.. Ne.r,o,. a.r.'e. r. W- a-l N~s John r. N-a...s rt -. H.d.. Tns =''r.". arl r..-r z. N,.ErE'u. r' IT" l.>or.t ~...,' '.ut .a. a' S' ,llr<.- '.,.,, ". .,-.,.. ,.. .., 2 4' Q. o.... H.' Nr'.N J. 1,alror o". af..
 Tie I'4- ..r. 8 -rn If lruar ~am V"# .a' 'o 0a'ra "t-, U,on N H'.H"h and Ha.i." P. Thompson v,t- 'hs a-',..2r's. A'- t,rth~ oere ma.v NJ. a~i Mrs N..- u.cton lof' o.4 ve"J, 'Hp 'a N. .y York city Or t"Ir r'.~. '1'E ".H .nn in Har''"rl.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
SETS NEW RECORD.
French Aviator Makes Great speed With His 35O II. r. Motor Plane

ArgcntcuiI. Francs. Dee. l,--The airuan paumicr, using new am- phihious plane equipped with a %5o-horsrpoWer motor. yesterday broke the speed record for sea- planes for the distances of both 100 and @0o Kilometres while carrying q load of 800 kilograms. Paumiers alnrage speed for the shorter dis ,anrc was slightly over l99 miles an hour and for inc longer distance ~ugltly under that figure,
 The performance was the more remarkable in that the test was made over a 1Q-kilom"tre course anI the machine was brand new. never having bccn broken in.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
TO INSANE AaLJNI

Eli7abcth, x. j.. DecA .-Guardcd hy four deputy sheriffs Mary Koz- 'nak, $:, who on ThrHday last. Killed her employer gorge H., Da,ey with an axe, an wounded his vii" and daughter, uay was taken to the state hospit for the insane at Morris Plains. 1l woman insisting that her act had1ccn di- 'lnoly inspired, renewed her,rotcst, that she know she had don,righ, |" as she was taken fEn~ inc county jaiI here.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
WOMAN IS>IILED

Chicago. Dec. l-tn unidentified woman was hl'IeH an approximately -' o'n'r passengers liureJ in a l'ar''h" rol''S'"h o' yo Pennsyl- >a'i'a r"l'roah PaSS"hor trans on Inc Sonlh side today. The victims wrr" occupants of an in,igrant cal. An cypress train amashj two rear cars of the immigrant tr,n,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
ltEttH AGIREiENikT

Stamford. Dec. 1.-The vjccrs of the town cf Stamford annoufcd this afternoon that suitable a1,cmrns had been reached with inc ltal Na- tional guard units for the 70 of the state arrnory for the ,ecial election to elect a |. $. scnar on December 16.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
PENN IN WASHINGTON
congressman Expresses Opinion EN- fra session Will Not Be Necessary .-Nlll Remain Throughout session
BY GEUEGE Il. MANNING.

pL LL~4NHb n, MANNlNiI.
 NsshMston Bureau ot x. B HeraIdl
 Washington, Dec. I,--Congrcss- man E. Hart Fonn Of Hartford. rep lcsontatiya Of the first Connecticut district in tho house of rnpr,S,uta- tlNes, was on hand Wu.u congress met al noon today and sail hc vas prepared to stay through 'o ,ue fin 'sh ol this congress session. Mr. Fem said he djI not think rlcrc win he an extra session ot congress, but that both houses will attend 10 the Iuslnoss right at hanI, adjourn on March and cl,o business q rest from new legislation.
 Congressman and Mrs. Fem reached Washington Saturday eve hing and are living a, the Sheridan not,I where they expect 10 residr during the congress session.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
UIIB FOR IRNID

BrltEr port, I'"r. I.-i'so' ri.5C- |. P. of BruIE"porr. arr. ~',I 4-' night Uy Stra.forI po'Ic" u N.T Y"rl' on r.. arc.s of passing wort. .-> '.e0ks. f..s rrouen' h"r' '"l+E 7 a'rtiGu- ..f in tH, rI'y roYr' jt p.s noau1 ,.,~ 'o fn" sgportur ..s'' 4nd"r nr.s ri Str"" SUE "ts crarE >a with passing t"a '..r.s dra7n o~ %rn York hanks tp Bridgeport ani >tratforf resI1erty
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
IINI- MINLRS REACIEn.

rard r. Wa, s. Dcr. I.--Ear'y y,s- 'arl4E mocWo2 rrocu"rs broucht o3r l'.>" fNr mon Wno W.ro on'omb. I ;n '1o k.a0 pt. of 'ho coa mino a. ImnHn'. "~o body il so Vas rsco} . rr.!. Tho mon had ben trappo l s'rr. .ast ThHrS]ay mrht hy eu l. i.n H-r.~'. or wat ~. Altogether II r1lr1 ''.rC r0t0;nuci.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
AI'TUORTSS HONORED,

Rostock. Germany Dcc l.-,Fran MathiIdc Mann. author. 'ransia, or and specialist on Scandinavian liter ature, has been awarded an honor. ary degron, doctor of philosophy. by Eostock university, one of the old est institutions of learning in Ger many,
 Frau Mann who is a 'oc'ur"r in literature at the university, is ths first woman in Germany 10 receive an honorary doctors degree.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
RECEPTION BY E. A. MOORE
Observes Birthday and Anniversary of His Rcr"mimG t~Nociatcd With stanley Works

E'nslhcrt Allen Moore. .h1jrman "f ,no hoarI of directors ot The san ny Works, Nus host to about 45o ,mr,oyos of th, S,anl,y Works and the sruu.cy Iulr and Level plant at inc SuutiIo M,adow club Saturday }cnng, the occasion being Mr. Moor' $ GWn birthday an UiNrrsary and the %5th unuivrrsIry of his connection with th" stanley concern. Thos" pr' sent lucul,d tho directors and officers of tN. Stanley Works and fl"ir wives. forrmcn, onjr" rmploy"S, and sHI,sm.u in tho employ of )lr firm for murc than 1o years. and other "mployas with long r,rorIs, wj'h 'h,ir "N,s.
 Th, crI"~'s Wor" r,rrN,I hy Mr. and Mrs. Moor. President and Mrs C. r. H,nn,t'. Nlrr-pr. sllm' and Mrs Wal''r IT. Hart. Mir, and Mrs rhiiip F, Stanley, and Mrs, William II. Hart. V1o Ia Mrs. Nour,'s mother. the guests played 'ards and danced, music P'1Hr 'urusInI ny nyso8's orrhosfra lo1z"s wor" cN.n 10 the winners at cards and 70 tO." best novelty janr.rs, < hNrot lunch was snrE,.j
 At c., conclusion of '.,. r,rrplon. Mir. Moore "a> rr s.o''j with q handsome ratnor-honnd Euos' book, winch bore hrs uame on 'ha outside. pn 'ha frs pac' "as a copy ot the .u,I'a'jou srNt our 'or 'hn reception. on ths n'At WAS list Of th" posi- nons lrII by Mr Moore. and th" rollowlrc pages w.r' taken mp with 'ho siENlrIrrs Of Inc guests.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
SlI5.p3S. 900 FOR lRNtN pOSS

Washington, Dee. A consttc- ton program which, at an eStInlad cost of sII5.9%S.nno would prove permanent housing facilities at V. rIOus army posts in the Unite States, Hawaii and the ranam Canal Zone was outlined in a re- 2, submitted today to the house by Sec retary Weeks
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
Refuses 10 Be Operated on,
 Woman Dies Suddenly

Slrjckrn sudl'ui% W}'u conTu.- sons af,"r sno lad r.'"sod 70 un- Irrgo an o7"raIon as advised ny h|r a''andjnG pa!s'"un. Mrs. Mary Had- ~5E,an dIod at I"- homo, Y L'' >'r.at. yes..rdav. T1e woman WIS taken ,o .... Nv Britain General Gospral Frla4y ID 1aIcrso an o1"r- a'ton. uIt .,rr1In@ 'ror,, she rrt&-rj ,o have tHr operation p"rfo~nl'L aaI sr. 9.Is .ra S|,rr,oI 70 drr homo again Sa'r!ay ~'grt.
 Early s'@rday morr'rg, Faro.- man NHY~lo~ Flyu0 "as a"rac'rd nv srr.am- :om '~a hoVs' and rIn- utrg to tHs ruasr, h otouHl reat.'"s Of Mrs. Ba1nE.sG 'rHrng to g't h'r jr'o hrd from h. 0oor where s'c had ea.'.n. A @.r-.al call vas so,' for q r.ysirlau. ..' u.f-re Dr Moess Kupo-l- could ct' 'o ..c Ic.sr. 'r, nomar .sd.
 Modtra' rxa"..r Waterman ryau 1ss notjrod a . roo.o3r.t! .-.'1 d"s 'o ro"t . sIo0s
 Mrs. Fa3r.nan WAS >t y,a~s n ]. 7rI te surr fv,d tr h.~ h.s'urI IlIr- .... IT,. r,--.-...- .-r FCr-,. ,.f,I .'rr..
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
3I GARAGE PERMITS

.r'2 -''J GaraCes are Js'et awo- '.c ru.lugs m ohtch e'o.- 'ura r-~k WIS ayprnt~t last mortn n, t.sis.'or Cyril J. Curtin. his r'- l.r' 'rr '." month of Novmh.r show I.c .'H-ogo ?, rmus "trn ls. ~l" e.. .'l tasfor'lons male.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
EIGHT PERSONS HURT.
Ambulance With Injured Inside.
 Ruus Into sedan Gar.

Fort Worth, TrAas, Doe. '.--E.c'' prrsons were hurt, TWO e"~."1> y. when an ambu'anro m r"u 2" 8 hospital with srrr~rN 'u5Ir.J E-0- tim Of auoth ~ aH'om'u.' H"'j'r'. -rashad win selsn and t,r0 . c, CT yesterday
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
OUTBREAK IN RIVAL
 QUICKLY PUT DOWN
Communists Said to Have At-
 tackled Govt, Buildings
r-. A...---l.-I r-a.,

IT - N--T-- T--T -"77
 Ro,aa Esthouta. Doe. ! Armed commumsts attacked ruam goN- rrumon' and military OW,IUgs h"rr at 6,Gh o'clock tDps morning Ac- ror,ling to th. o0Irms ,ho attack was mm"Ilar.'y suppressed aol order restored No NstgrNu0'' B arc r.por,3 rom th. uth.r towns nr pro- .n..s
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01

Waste paper Is an important commodity in Germany because Of the extensive paper box business there and recently the fall in prices of the discarded pulp was felt in business circles.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01
RIKIHDNY GIFT FOR GRANDPA

i .auEa',r. JIS'lu "ts "a-n '.s- -r5.y ;3 Nr. a~I Mrs. l. A WuG0' os >~w York cltv Nre Hr-H "as 'tr-. r.y Miss Lillian j .0-oo o' t:sv ,.'H "@, o"d is 4" grl0Isn" os I.ss,.o ms 1no.~o" o' IT FWrNl" ,'~s,t pr5 uae,r'<I his hu'hIaT
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01

Ninoty-oight per cent, Of the al monds grown in America are pro- duCed in California.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01

''pal miners in southern lIuols are going to school, William A. Dacrh bcloW). president of tho Nfth suhdis'rict Of tho United Mlno Workers. originated tho scheme ,r providing schools for mmorS younE and old. Tho plan has hocn unusu- ally successful. Above is shown classroom full of miners at Taylor- NilIr, III.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01

Yellowstone National park h, approximately 20,o0o elk
New Britain herald., 1924-12-01

One or Pounds most 'm7"r' m srports IS drted mushrooms.
The Coconino sun., 1924-09-19
LEUPPLOCALS
: : : s.4s@*@@@@a*#as !

Frank Conrad of the Sunshine trad
ing post, spent Sunday in Flagstaff
Mrs. Minnie Brown, teacher, is
treating her friends to joy-rides in
her fine new Studebaker coupe, pur-
chased recently in Flagstaff.
Quite number of Nayajos from this
vicinity, attended the ceremonial at
Gallup this week.
Miss Rubye Ferguson spent the
weekend with friends in Winslow.
Robert Perry, formerly of this place,
came over from Ft. Defiance and is
doing some repair work and painting
about the school.
Both the rain and the cooler wea-
ther it brought Tuesday, were joyous
ly welcomed by this neighborhood.
An unusually dry season has just
passed.
Mrs. DuvaH, who was a guest of
Miss Beulah Neel last Sunday, re-
turned Monday to her home at Hote-
villa. She was enroute from Albu-
querque.
Jesse Gaddis of Thorntown, Ind, is
a new employe at the school. He
arrived by auto. recently.
Several of the older employees en-
joyed visit Sunday from Mr. Quincy
Brown of Redlands, Calf, who was
driving through here from a trip east.
Mr.. Brown was formerly agency clerk
and nephew of Mrs. Stephen Janus.
viii Layya of Winslow, was guest
the past week Of the Ferguson family
Mr.. and Mrs. Fishborn Of Colorado
Springs, Colo, were guests at the
LeuDp boarding club over Tuesday
night They were enroute home from
a trip to California.
Mr.. Gould, field man for the Arizona
Cotton Growers association, was q
The Coconino sun., 1924-09-19

recent visitor through Intersection, en-
deavoring to interest Indian laborers
in branching out as cotton pickers.
The boarding club Sindulged In sew
eral rabbit feasts during July and
August, when Mr.. Taptuka and Mr..
Williamson bagged q big supply OF
nice young rabbits. The meat proved
a good substitute for fried chicken, not
to mention the sport Of securing
them.
Snakes Of several varieties have
been quite plentiful during the season,
and the latest snake story from these
parts, gives a thrill that don't wear
off. While picking up magazines and
newspapers, scattered over her porch
by the wind, Mrs. Marble, wife of sup
serfntendent Marble, lifted a sprawfed-
out newspapec. from over a srattlef
coiled beneath 1T and the reptile struck
out to defend himself Fortunately
he struck the paper instead of her
hand, but it IS stated on good au-
thority that Mrs Marble gave snake
dance with new tangled frills that
would outclass the Hopi show. And
the next day it rained-also the next.
The melon crop is turning out quite
favorably, as well as other garden
crops, nnder supervtsionf OF FARMER
Hollom Wstermelons and canta-
loupes are on tap quite plentifully
just now.
Albert Hou3e made a hurried trip
to Oraibi Mon lay, returning the same
day in time to make an evening visit
to Winslow.
The rains of last week made life q
burden to the tourists passing this
way Several big cars were stuck on
the road toward F1agstaff, and one
family stranded in the mud toward
Winslow was hcompelled to remain
there in the cold all night. Agency
teams came to their relief next morn
ing.
2. j. StagDer, well known in this
section of the state, and who has
been employed in the Hopi country
The Coconino sun., 1924-09-19

offhighway robbery in connection with
Fridays attempted robbery of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles D. Christian OF Altus,
Okla. tourists on the highway near
Selignan. Russell s. Coggin, also said
to be known as e. B. Gray and Earl
p Beebees Of San Diego, entered no
plea hut asked for legal assistance.
Georgia Lamb. who now admits she
is two months short Of being IA years
old. girl companions of the robbers.
probably will be sent to her mother
at Stockton, Calf. authorities said
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