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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
Millionaire Proved
Too Rough for Girl

NEW YORK. Nov. s.--HuEh Corby
Fox. millionaire sugar magnsto, ives
too rough FOR pretty Florence Lee,
broadway actress, she charges In a
suit FOR 500, 900. which she has In
stituted against Fox.
Miss Lees attorney Bernard II.
Sander, declares that Fox took the
actress for an automobile ride DC.
tDbor 20 and after a dispute called
her a dirty little bum" and beat her.
Fox Is understood TO have denied the
charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
AVIATOR BETTER
Injured Friday When Plane
Crashed Near Duwamlsh

Wesley Gray. 27-ysar-old aviator
who was injured when his plane feli
near the DIwamlsh waterway Friday
noon. was reported % b improving
az tho Swedish hospital Saturday.
Physicians nay that he win recover.
An Xruy examination 0f Gray'a skull
showed that no fracture had been
sustained. lie a. suffering. however,
from a wrcnched back. severe cuts
and bruises and nervous shock
Cray was flying tho ali-ms'a]
monoplans Of the Junktr type Ga
which Road Amundsen. famous eE-
pl0rcr. was 10 have sailed across tho
north pole lie failed 20 make the
plane rlss high enough IN the air 20
clear some trees and, rather than biz
some power wires. nose-dived into
tho sand. Tho plane was owned b.
his brother. Earl Gray. and was used
for advertising projects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08

vsrinr Heans~ snolIErovs
from -neTth 81 pau ~ vIls'
clamlng 10 o. the "worf- WORT
rlHrr. tore loose with Cotton
D. "A Toe"
as THAT bows m challenged
after playing the Wna without
striking "a single NTrrgf note
"HEh Potkrls IghHraa varied
his pgeEram with "a few mum
bers rn fhr hsrunnita accom-
panied hy "a "tafiSo" h1atfB on
ths end 20 a laFEl tIp San.
Other entries included A. A.
Gray TIRES time '~rhsmpern'.
"Ecl Seek Itm InvEans John
G0aIsby, "ugUrFt man in Gy7r-
r.a-; w T. Keith. the 'Gr1rEia
cracker. cone ualW7 Jenkins
and "taughin' GA Tanner
The champion win d. picked
tonight when the surviving nd-
dlgrs altar a day 90 heated pres
uminarics. trot uut their best
stuff for tho final hosd0vn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
To Hold Anti-War
Meeting Wednesday

The program Of the auti.war meet.
ing TO be held next "Wednesday eve
ming at the Labor Temple will in.
elude an address by DR.. J. f. Crow.
Their on war, It's Causes and Cure. y
and a speech by Rabbi Koch in com.
memoration Of Armistice day. Mrs.
Jane CARROT viii give a brief talk
on 'Militarism in Our Schools" A
member Of the Crutch and Cane club
will tell about Headache After the
War"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
Anarchists VIII. Strike
if u. S. Justice Carries
Warnof Worldwide Uprising Should
Mass. Murderers Be Executed

aarEsae1 room, ~ anarchists came
ra tHr point
" cannot as EFr Tor what viii
FaruH1 N our sulfndts are rEFegt-
rI" HHIraauU % lmpreaflFtlg.
Anarchists ryt5sFhere are highly
asairI They Night employ dras-
t.e WrH0dE
ugt sou can tell Americans 20
look OUT
DEDHAM. Mar, Nov g-coun.
60 Tor EIcail s1cc0 and Harto.omeo
Nauzrtii have until November 10 90
file exceptions 10 the decision of
IuIss Webster Thayor rendered
October ]. dlsminsiBg five motions
Tor q rttTill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
French Radio Fan
Establishes Record

NICE, France, Nov IA wire
less amateur here has succeeded IN
establishing communication with an
amateur In New Zealand. using uu
a6-metor-wayg length This 30 bc-
lieved 70 be record for short
wave communication. tho distance
being over 1900 miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
It's Reformatory
Again for Youth

Wayne pingmnn was arrested I'm
Tucomn Saturday with n stolen outo.
mobile In h 3 possession nt the hour
he was to Il ave visited Deputy Prose
cutor EugcI he Meacham.
MenchnmI met pangman on tho
Medina for1y Friday ovening and be.
lieved that hc recognized in him an
escaped inI mato of tho ChchnlIa re.
tormalory Tho youth, however.
claimed TIN { lac had been nnroled ana
promised o visit Monoham's office
at 10 a. m. Saturday. Whom no
tailed to Appear an inquiry developed
by tho shI riff Bhowod TINT pnnpmnn
hnd been Fpickcd 10 In Tacoma with
q car belonging to a kirkland man.
lie VIII hio returned 20 Chohalis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
INCREASE CITY
RADIO RATES
To Charge Ten Cents a
Word for Commercial Radios

An ordnance Increasing rates on
Fsafflea municipal radio station.
operated az the taFbgr department
aaa approved Friday by the council
finance COMMITTEES.
The new schedule adopted b. tHa
committee boosts commercial rates
10 DO cents a word and On message
between ships concerning cargo o.
crew. the rate drops % nFr cents a
EorJ
All messages referring % tho -
40. q ships. 8. O s. calls, q. r.
E0Firnmsnt business. official city
business and official state business
viii - handled gratis. n tho ord
nance passes when n comes befgrs
the council next Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
$50 at Father and
Son Dinner Friday

Three hundred nud fifty boys and
their dads dincd Friday night nj "A
father and son banquet spread Mt tho
Plymouth church, given 10y the
Mems club, Mass singing ana n pro.
gram Of speeches featured the eve.
ming Tho Young Women and Young
Girls club OF tho church scrycd the
dinner. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
GUNMAN SOUGHT
Police on Trial Of Man Who
Shot MotoTman

After "a hours investigation. city
detectives Saturday were hopeful that
they would coon have the bandit
under arrest who shot Roy @. staub.
q special patrolmnn. IN a gun duel al
tho end Of the AK carlino early En-
day morning.
staub. IN the city hospital, told The
officers that he was positive he knew
the bandit Ills clows were givea
much crcdencs by the police. siraub
was shot In the RICH, foot. but In re.
turn. he declares, he shot tho thug.
who managed to make his escape.
The duel ensued when staub halted
an attempted hoidup Of an AK car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
SPANISH REVOLT
is PLOTTED
French Police Uncover Plan;
One Killed in Pursuit

FEHPIGHAS, France. NOV g.
Police ~ tblH ancient gateway town
on The border between France ana
Spain today picked up Tho trail ~ m
organized plot 10 start a revolution
against tbe spanish government,
A plot 81 being directed from "A
lunia headquarters m France. whence
picked aEltli0n arc sent 20 spread
a.Haffcetion Ia the Spanish army.
simultaneously. the police az Bar
crlgna reported the pursuit and ar
rest n several gr0upa. heavily armed
with bombs one policeman was
killed and another wounded IN run
ming street lights.
There, too. was evidence OF an or
Fanized plot against the government
uucarihcd. as well as Indications that
a large number % reYolutlonists are
participating.
Customs officials AZ PerpiEnan nc
eidontally discovered the plot when n
band OF 20 well-dreEscd spanlardH
were passing thru tho customs.
a heavy parcel was opened and
found 20 contain 10 automhtlcs and
ammunition,
Alexander PradoH. ono % those Inn
plIcaisd. confessed no intended 20 ~
nsslpate Primo Rivera, military die.
iaior OF Spain, The Others each had
been assigned 20 tho murder of q
certain member Of tho directorate,
pradea said.
PARIS. Nov, Blagco Ibanez,
Spanish author who "a working &C.
lively IN Paris 10 overthrow the
Spanish government today dis,
claimed connection with the rcyolu.
ton exposed at Perplgnan.
1T isn't mine" Ibanez told the
United Press.
Tho incident at Perpirnnn IL not
connected with my movement. ] am
trying 10 start a revolution in Spain.
and viii try 20 stir up tho army and
the people 20 revolt My organiza.
ton now iB working toward that end"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
Extension Offers
Real Estate Law

The University extension service
Offers a course In real estate law
which viii be held in Room 1914
Henry Building, every Monday even.
Ing at 6 o'clock, beginning Novem-
Der 10 This course win consist OF
30 lecture periods and discussions
and Is designed TO give a concise cx.
PLANTATION Of tho law with which the
real estate agent comes In daily con.
tact Instructions will be given BY
Prof. Leslie J. Aver Of the law
school. Registration VIII be held
at the office Of the Extension ser.
vice, 1904 Henry building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
12,816,000 Bales
Cotton Forecast

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.--The con.
dition Of the cotton crop on Novem.
Der l was $50 per cent OF normal.
forecasting a total production this
year Of 12.s1s.000 bales, the depart.
ment Of agriculture reported today.
Cotton Of the 1924 crop ginned UP
70 November l totaled 9,g94.o20
bales, the census bureau reported in
q simultaneous statement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
Christensens Open
New Realty Office

THO Uhristenscn Realty Co. han
opened new office at 45lG Stone
way, where tho firm viii specialize
IN north end properties They also
have n loan, rental and fire insur.
ance department. Mr.. and Mrs.
Christensen have been engaged in
businosa in the north end for five
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
Former Seattleite
for Supreme Bench?

Federal Judge Frank II. Rudkin,
q the circuit court OF appeals, who
frequently sat on the Seattle bench,
ia being talked Of in Washington,
y. c., for the vacancy on the su.
preme bench OF the United states
which viii occur when Justices Nc.
Kenna and Holmes retire shortly.
Rudkin formerly was United States
Judge for the eastern district Of
Washington. He Is looked on as n
likely candidate TO succeed Justice
AfcKenna, The other vacancy prob
ably win be filled from the East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
SPEAKER FIGHT
Pliny Allen Lines Up Votes
for House Leader

4 fight between east aide and
west side was developing Saturday
over the speakershIp OF tho new
lower house OF the legislature. with
Representative Piiny Allen OF Seattle
apparently In the lead, Allen has
IL votes from King county pledged
10 him. Fifty are needed 10 elect,
on the other hand. spokane
county Is covetous Of tho honor and
may hack Floyd Danskin or Olaf
Olsen. both Of Spokane county. The
east side county has 10 votes rs a
nucleus on which 10 work
King county delegation has elect
81 George F. Meacham chairman
and W. p. Totten. secretary, It
viii meet Monday noon at tho Arctic
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
Auto Victim Still
Lying Near Death

Mrs. VI. NJ. Page, G2. 1915 10th
ave. was still near death In the
city hospital Saturday as the re.
suit Of an auto accident in which
she was injured Thursday after.
noon. Mrs. Page received a frac.
tured skull when she was hit by
q car driven by Edward Young, Mt
First ave. and Pike st., and has
been unconscious for 40 hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
Two Charged With
Stealing an Auto

Joseph Hartello and Cornelius
Coleman were charged with taking
On automobile without the owners
permission in a complaint filed In
superior court Saturday. They are
alleged to have taken an oldsmo.
bile belonging to Gust Peterson and
to have driven It away November
s. They were arrested by police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08

YAKIMA, Nov. Predicting a
shortage Of water for irrigation next
season, Marvin Chase. state hydraulic
engineer, has warned growers TO re.
pair bitches and fumes this winter.
while the water is off, as a con.
servation measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
OKAN0GAN APPLE CROP

OffANOGAN, wash. Nov. a.
Oknnognn valleys 1924 apple crop
viii exceed LOO cars, valued at e..
100000, according to estimates by
state horticultural inspectors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
Ravenna Club VIII
Meet Monday Night

The Ravenna Community club will
meet Monday evening. November 10,
II the Community hall, II. Goth and
g3rd NJ, at 8 o'clock. o. -. Thor.
crimson. president Of the board Of
education In the Seattle district, will
speak on matters Of educational in.
serest 10 the Rayenna district. All
msmbers Of the club and ali residents
OF the district are urged to DO
present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
EY WEHii MILLER

Dams. NHH Warning 10 q
i world aIHr uprising az anarchists
ff fHr UH- af ElHaIf sarr1 aHI IiHr-
ta'W0 hHna a, convicted oE thn
murder nfa ~lHr-frr auI HIH GUARD
~ IHIHfrsH HasH aT' nor spared
uHr uI fHlaF from tha rrrE
De- igHsffen or fHu Paris auarrHIrtH
IHn threat HaH maaf 90 Is United
ruHH corn pendent ab8 was rHg.
aH-lrl H WFIsaHgH UtIHH across
tHn l.iT closely HurrfrHei ana final
W whrrei into d Iau. dark drn en-
tHa U1I rf O. stairway guarded bg
amrd men. Il uaa made iH the
on HC- uf half o. dozen Ions haired
anarchist iudru who were engaged
iH setting uUt ia I4bsFtelirt" the
u0HHuaTgr uf thH organization
lt wHH llHu uHirr1uu, leader ~
thr Paris amrnLIHlH. who spoke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
CELERY TOPS

Spread celery tops on shallow
baking pan and dry in warm oven
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I TITLE ROCK. ARK Nov S.
II Mra WinUua sprlTFH Green. gG-
yfar-uid confessed slayer ~ her
par1uia-lp-isw, laughs 40 tho elre-
tric chair.
she o. certain she win escape it
because sha % q woman
"Who ever heard or a woman bo.
ing cIFcirocuttd OF hanged On
Arkansas 5h1 demands Whenever
TIE death penalty is mentioned 20
her,
Furlhrrmors aho a not rrm0rae-
fui.
I'm NOT sorry Tor mY deeds" rho
rrrfaia again and again
u planned both murders thinking
them an out thbroIy in advance
Now that ! haN admitted every
thing. I am wilIlhs 90 meet what.
ever uwuifH me"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
HnOTS Al
INSANITY PLEA

Her attorneys are building up an
inAuily defense. Their alirulsiH
have examined Wirnna
They report rh6 De- suffering from
'parcs.s % the brain IN active
form They explain this makes tHr
victim irresponsible, Tho there may
be no outward appearance Of in-
sanity.
But WInoua boots ~ the idea.
Her husband. ~ Roy u. Green
a railroad man. who up until her
confession stood Jointly accused with
her has turned against hcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
.QUAHREIED
OVER MONEY

winunn. who hal Just como in
from Pueblo. Colo assisted tho
widow In che funeral arrangements
md IN settling up Green's affairs
Then rho and ihe elder Mrs
Green loft for Oklahoma. I'm route
no muthsr-in-law alr1 was slain.
WIuoua and her husband were
arrested in Pueblo and returned
here After hours % questioning.
Wiuoua broke down. Tho murder
charge against her husband was
dismissed.
Mira urcn contends Hor mother
in-aw owed her money, she decided
first 70 murder the fgthcr-ln- law.
believing his wife would pay her
back once BIC was gone
Then after guarding with the
widow, Win9n1 shot her. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
AND NOW FOR THE
SUBS, SAYS JESSE

mo one would do Ra much for
their wiych as | do Tor you" he
writes late IN July, md another
letter ends wow for tho washiun!
in another letter Mr. Nixon pro-
poses that he become lecturer
in England against prohibition. Il
can produce the stuff he asserts.
England, Il seems, gives Mr.. Nixon
a tired feeling. Il SOC" he says.
referring 10 an English paper AIra.
Nixon has sent him. they suu
90 cuzy okor royalty II makes
me tired hbw they lot the prince
OF Wales tsavel around the world
while people 20 hungry"
Again, in another letter; This
royalty STUFF Us slckenlng. It's too
disgusting flr words, It takes
me all my time to keep the house
clean" he winds up.
So the Letters SO, until there Is
one rcgrcttlhg that IL ever lot YOU
take tho hiidrcn, Your family has
broken my lhcnrt and my love"
And then. while Mrs. Nixon Is Mt
Ramsgato. n sen resort near London.
comes the divorce complaint Mrs.
Nixon, It SAYS, has a "torr.hlo tenn.
per-; she tdenounccs this country
and ltB emblem"
In a slmilhr trial a year ago Mira.
nixon was awarded $4,000 damages
against Mrs. Montgomery. a new
trial was ordered on an appeal, The
case rs TO Ii " continued Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08

I'VE warn Americans that serious
things uIl happen if our UammdsH
saraa ana Nauzefu arc executed. -
.ur.rg0ur rITrulrmulY. while alI the
anarchists iu tEH darEenfl room
fixed taf correspondent with serious
.HfauTH
. harr1 and NaHzeftI have appealed
several times from their conviction
and Judge webster Th1yrr % thr
. superior court 0f Massachusetts hos
under consideration hIl 0f cEgrp-
/ iuH nIrI hv tng.r.aIInrneya.
/ The several iuaT ~ lhe two men
'oraHi1uel AHHrrhirUH drm8ustra.
i.nHs Boz various parts N lhc world
and l0i 20 an attempt 20 EIu Am,
haai1r IlfU.Gk with "a bomb. Tie
American embassy here now o. cl0-e.
. y guardei
Following Indications that auar-
fhisis a1in were becoming active
ON behalf % tho condemned mon. the
United Press sought information from
anarchist hCadqulriyrH
AN manner Of mystery was thrown
around Che yiE.t 90 the den where
the organization holds forth.
TELL AMERICANS
TO LOOK OFT"
Tho trip across town waa romi.
nircrnt u o. secret society initiation
Ia au American town.
The correspondent was not blind.
folded but was lhoroly myBilncd as
60 his direction Ila wna examined
aH 20 hi1 belief and Intentions. and
finally taken down a lour, dark
p1rgarrway. az the end u which
two armed men halted the party.
once ihr password was given and
tho correspondent was inside tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08

with the door open. When dry. rub
to n powder and use for fIavoring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
HERE'S MORE ApnTT
LETTERS
STARTS ON PAGE

Well 90 make q long Fi0Fy short.
tho NIrous mht5 up, and Mr NiE.
on came home. Then fho dEgay.
cred. saya Mla AIyori, very i'm.
prtsslYeiE 20 ihs jury. that Rose
Montgomery had stolen JeErH love,
Mrr Rose Montgomery pr. 60 Mru.
Edith Nixon 10000. please remit %
A Nh npw. here arc tho leiterB
n Il wonder and think thouanda
% times % you" wrote Mr Nixon,
from Seattle. 20 Mn Nixon. ln
luEbmle. on April 90. 1893.
Tonight I have cleaned NJ bli
the pots and pans and cups and
1aucea and made them 20 clean,
. Please teach my children 60
layo their daddy / hope tho time
win soon pan when w0 shall all
Dc together again forever"
~ you expect passionate love
mE1lvcs." you'd better puit here.
This "a an marrirdlifo stuff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
III sHiNn
PITiEs HER

"No. I don't hate her" tho hus-
hand aya u pity hsr shs ls
crazy.
"But I am thru with her,
don't ff0 how rho ever could have
killed my father and my mother.
They always were good Go u.s.
WlHuna says bla does feel sorry
for her husband
J. r. Green. Winona'a father IN
las. railroad wi,chmBn. wan
shot and killed on tho night Of
August ne while returning home
from work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
hESi TELL IT
10 the KING

on MAr . Mt, NIXON wrote:
have cleaned Hli tho house on my
hands and knees. and Il sure looks
nlco. .... ] think Brown will beat
Dan tRudon Tor mayor" Chat
forecast proved Mr.. Nixon wise
political prpphell Tell KlnE GcorEo
/ am doing fine" no ends. whlmgi,
e1lly.
Al tho letters. Ailsa Alvord shows
the Jury, end with NNNNEN.
These. Miss Ahord intsrprcs, mean
Misses"
on May % Mr, Nixon refers 20
a female relative % MH Nixon
somewhat tarily. ending with tho
advice 10 tell her whore shc gets
or at" And, 'PlraEo don't rcrib-
bio your letters go" no nslla. Il
can hardly make some Of them
out"
on juno we find Mr.. Nixon
discovering that taking care Of the
homo relieves tho monoiony. /
have done on the wanhlng myself.
so far" no Hays And a week later
no writes that he has done ali
tho light Ehadcs-lho first time
they've ever been cleaned"
There Is further ucws 90 the wash.
ms Mr. Nixon used five hot waters
and three cold, together with q
spoonful OF ammonia. Il washed
lll tho windows" he says, and tells
how the noiThhors took the hint
and washed theirs. too.
, 1924-11-13
RAILWAY MAP
OF THE U.S..
VERY EXACT

The Republican has Just received
a large wall map OF the United States
made geographically correct to the
smallest detail and showing railway
lines as they actually exist with re-
spect to latitude and longitude.
The Union Pacific System has Just
published this map. All curves prom
inent enough to be portrayed have
been carefully reproduced and .he
time honored custom Of laying on
railway lines with a straight edge
ruler has been eliminated. The
earth's curvature has been consider
ed SO that there Is no distortion
whatever of state and national boun-
DIARIES. The map shows parallels and
meridians, standard time zones. to-
biography, elevations of the principal
mountain peaks and all important
railway lines; also, the national
parks and national monuments with
the automobile road connections to
rail ~gateways, and the Indian reser-
yations in the West.
Produced by exacting scientific
methods and supervised by experts
in topography, this map is being re
ceived enthusiastically by shippers,
travellers and others who have con-
slant use for a correct railway map.
1t shows not only the entire United
States, but also inset maps of the
Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, most of
u insular possessions, the coasts of
the Orient, Europe, Africa, North
and South America, with their more
important
, 1924-11-13
HOSPITAL NOTES

r. Fl. Davis, an employee of the
Rawlins Electric Light and Fuel Co..
was entered in the hospital on the
9th for medical treatment. His con-
dition is reported to be favorable.
Raymond Van den Bogaerde, who
was EN- route with his family from
Detroit to Los Angeles became sick
while in this city and was entered
In the hospital on the. 7th and dis
charged on Monday Of this week.
He sold his car in Rawlins and the
family went on to Los Angeles on
h train.
Mrs. G. w. Mccain of Red Desert
was brought to Rawlins last Friday
and was entered In the hospital for
medical treatment. She is getting
along nicely.
Newton Hendrickson. 16 years old.
~ho lives at 217 East Cedar ST.. I'M
derwent an appendicitis operation
last Friday. His condition Is report
ed to be good.
Mrs. T. f. Jones Of SIS West
Buffalo street was admitted to the
hospilat last Saturday for medical
treatment.
w. J. Haycox. an employee OF the
]. G. White Construction Co.. was
admitted last Saturday with a frac-
tured finger. He will be able to
, 1924-11-13

will receive for county road and
school funds are calculated on the
basis of one-fourth Of the total re-
ceipts from National Forest resources
within each separate State. The
funds for roads and trails within the
Forests are computed on a one-tenth
basis.
Twenty-Eight States Share
Twenty-eight states and Alaska
shared in the distribution of the two
funds. Including both the sums to
be spent on National Forest roads
and trails and the sums payable to
the various counties for roads and
schools. California will receive $434-
$50, Oregon $247,721. Idaho 1884,
PIT, Arizona $%175,O14. Colorado
$125,2S0, Washington $124,660, Mon
tana $115.901, Wyoming $99.634,
Utah $S1,466. New Mexico $68,077,
Nevada $35,653, and South Dakota
$34,2O8.
Arkansa swill receive $4,000, Vir-
GINA $13.276, North Carolina $12.-
$50, New Hampshire $12,732, Min