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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-20

the defective steering gear of his
new automobile. AS described by his
secretary he was drowned after four
successive accidents TO the car. A
verdict OF accidental death was re-
turned at an inquest. He lost his
NE near his Irish residence, Coo
main Castle at Brandon.
Steering Gear Wrong
Miss Burkett, mis- secretary, who
started OH the fatal ride with the
novelist. said that shortly after they
lett tn" Byrne home she noticed the
steering gear WAS out of order and
asked byrne to return. He said It
vas all right and refused. They Wis
Ned friends and started for home.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-20
Providence Man Arrested
As Fugitive From Justice

New York June % ~ Henry
Boutin. q. who said his home was
at 1oi5 Eddy street. Providence, r.
J.. was arrested in n Brooklyn room
Ing house last night on q charge Of
being fugitive from Justice from
Providence.
Polio" said they were informed
Routin was wanted in Providence IN
connection with the holdup Of Frank
H. Meyer. paymastcr, and the
theft of Meyers automobile. Boutin
denied the charge. He was held by
INC pof'r" pending cxtradition TO
Rhode Island.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-20
Boston Man Is Shot and
Wounded bv Canadian

Montreal. Quo. juno 2n.--fP A
man who said he was Jamos Nc.
henA@. - years old. Of Boston,
Mass. vas shot and seriously wound
ed by contable last night as he al
tempted 10 escape after he had held
up the manager and cashier Of the
Strand theater securing a cash boy
containing $500.
PHYSICIANS At the Montreal general
hosrita, held out little hope for Nc
ken7ic's recovery.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-20
OLD RANCH GEMS lSrp

Houston. Texas. June 20 --- Thor.
aren't as many large ranches in
Texas as one would believe after
reading OF the good old DAYS" but
there are still some extensive hold
tn9s near Houston, visitors at demo-
cratic convention time the latter
part Of tins month will learn. On
some Of these lands roam Rrabmas.
sacred cattle Of India On one
ranch is a full bloode1 herd, the
only kind Of its type in the south.
Particularly adaptable to the Texas
coast country as they are immune to
the destructive cattle tick
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-20
sTRlkLs PARKED AUTOMOBILE

An automobile operated by Ray
inond F Roloff Of $50 Church street
struck a parked car owned by Wes
ley Sperry OF IS Greenwood street
about a:2o last night. forcing " onto
the sidewalk on the south side Of
Kelsey street. According to Edward
Doty Of 20 Edward street. who was
driving "A bus behind RoIoM's car.
the latter turned from Stanley into
Kelsey street at moderate rate OF
speed and the accident Was unayoid-
able. Sergeant j. G. StadIcr invcs-
tigatcd and found no cause for DO
lice action.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-20
ObregOn BIames Church
For Dispute in Mexico

Mexico City, June % R-A state
hi"nt that complete harmony be-
tween the church and state could he
brought about with sincerity and
lal'h on III" part of the heads of
the church is attributed to General
aware ohregon. slated to be the
next president of Mexico.
hewSpa p"rman t"l"graphed to
III" former president asking an cx
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-20
MABEL BOIL TO Be
ALL OR NOTHING
Cancels Flight in Columbia From
Newfoundland to Europe

Harbor Grace. n. r., June 20 tP-
Miss Mabel Boil, who had hoped TO
be the first woman to fly across the
Atlantic. will return TO New York
city tomorrow.
With her three companions who
few here in Charles A. Le.ine's
monoplane, Columbia, on June IL,
she Will set her face toward New
York for a conference with her
hackers and determination of fu-
turc plans.
Rumors Of a contemplated hop to
Rome were dispeIled late last night
by the fiat announcement Of cancel
lation for the present at least, Of all
transatlantic preparations.
Miss Boil made no attempt 10
conceal her disappointment when
her Trepassey rival. Miss Amelia
Earhart, stole a march on the
Columbia expedition by making a
successful fight in the face of bad
weather.
She at once vetoed the proposal
of one Of her pilots that the Column
bia follow the Friendship over the
same route with the announcement
that she did not care TO trail the
successful Earhart expedition.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-20

preston IN regard to the religious
situation IN view Of recent reports Of
The impending settlement Of the
church, controversy. A reply
signed Obregon said that his att.
tude was unchanged since hts state
ment OF January ~. 1897. This
statement represented Obregon -
iamenting that high members Of the
Mexican Catholic clergy were OBJ
s'rnctins the policies Of the govern.
ment and inviting their support.
Complete harmony II said. would be
possible with sincerity and good
FAITH on the part OF the church.
READ HI.RAI.n f,Y AScaEaCn Av.r
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-20
that the car had disappeared.
Called Name

mat Inc car mad Unsupported.
Called Name
II ran along the road calling his
name repeatedly. | could get no
reply So l took off my shoes and
waded into the water at the side of
the highway.
presently my foot touched some
thing and | saw it was Ryrnos leg.
The awful reality dawned on me-
then-that he vas pinned beneath
the car.
u pulled and tuggcd, but was m
able to release him. | MAS all coy
cred with water and exhausted
When two men heard my cries and
came to my assistance, They took
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-20
WINS RY KNOCKOUT

Portland. Ore. June 20 OPP
Harry Dillon. Winnipeg light heavy.
weight. won technical knockout
over Tom Patrick OF San Francisco
In the seventh round.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-20
Hears From Levine

New York, June 20 R-Charles
4. Levine, owner Of the monoplA1c
Columbia, loaned to Miss Mabel
Boil for her projected Transatlantic
the attempt.
Levine said that as the object Of
Miss Boll's flight was to be the first
woman to fly across the Atlantic
and as Miss Amelia F,arhart already
had made the hop, there was moth
ing to be gained by Miss Boil at
tempting her flight.
Levine advised Miss Boil Of his
views in Il telephone conversation
with her at Harbor Grace, \. r.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-20

nm out aud tried hy artificial res
p'ra'ion to bring him back to life.
but he was dead"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-20
BYRNE DROWNEDlN
HIS AUTOMOBILE
Had -Four Accidents With Il
Secretary Tells Police

Cork, Irish Free State, June 20 R
Death Of Dom Byrne, American
Irish writer. was attributed today TO
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-21

dolu parku, ned 'aleko kastiel a
Ponevac ale vsade bolo este ticho
ako po vymretf, sadla 81 ma lavi-
tku pod strom rozmysl'ala. A
ako sa talk zahr1zila do myslie-
nok, napadli ju dvaja zlodeji $
maskami ma tvari. A preco9 Co
i'm ona urobila, co chceli teda S
Hou? No oni boil poslanf Topol'-
skym, ably ju nejako odstranili.
Vyuzitkoval jaro jej zivota, jej
bohatstvo az NAL v rukach, tax
sa jej chcel pozbavit'. Chcel Ease
inn.
(Pokracovanie bud1cne.)
Ia Sbor 146. II. s. j. Sokol
Andrej Cisar, riaditel'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-21
Warren 5, Mad 'ari 4.

Mad 'ari zavrSili sezonu ne
del "a ) ku 4 porazkou r1k
warrenskych oceliarnikov. Zprvu
Mad 'ari hrali dobre, ale potom
popustili. Spelman pekne nadha-
dzoval. Vit'azny sk6r urobil Rus
Jozef Bucko, ked' udrel lobdu'
tax mocne, re sa zdalo, re pojde
"a ohradu. Ale udrela plot, ale
to postacilo pre- diva obehy, z kto-
rych jeden urobil Roken a druhy
Cunningham, ked' boil ma bazoch.
Mad'ari potion hrali zas vyborne,
Oris nadhadzoval ako novy clo-
vek, ale uz bolo neskoro.
Farrell 9, Lansingville 4.
Farrellcania nechcii sa dat W.
bit 20 zavodenia 0 campionat
nedelu porazili Lansingvillcanov
ma Shady Run Road v pomere 9
ku 4. Paul Moreau, ktory sa pri-
znava, ze je Francuz, nadhadzo-
val "a Farrellcanov, a len jeden
hrac, Lefty StSichek mohol cd
neho riadne udierat'. Seaman a
Bebic bill lobdu ako len chceli,
Greene, a preto ME je div, re
Farrell vyhral poslednn hru sezo-
ny cd Lansingvillu. Toto bolo po
prvy raz toho roku, ze Farrellca
MIA nabili Lansingvillcanov. Toto
vit 'azstvo postavilN Farrellcanov
ma druhe miesto spolu Hillcrest.
canmi preto akiste budu 81 mu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-21
sLOvACI v DEMoKRATICKOM
WHORE.

V Youngstown ntvorenv Dol
kampanovy vybor v zaujme kan
didacie AL Smitha a do tohto w
boru vymenovani boil zastupco-
via vsetkych narodnosti. Ia Slo-
vakov vymenovani boil: A.. M.
PalkovM, M. j. Palkovic, Jozef
Svantner, Martin Humenskv, J..
Troyan. Pavel Danko, Jozef Thu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-21
SLOVENSKA BASEBALL
LfGA,
(DOkoncenie S /. strany)

(Dokoncenie /. strany)
Tex Bonovich. Francis nadhadzo-
val tri iningy "a Hillcresteanov a
Strutherscani dostali cd neho je-
den uder. POtom Bill WaSko ha-
DIAL cez Styri a nepriatel' dostal
tiez len jeden nder. Potion SPRAY
ca Lubic dovolil Joe Brayerovi
nadhadzovat' a tento ex-picer boil
tax skupy, ze Strutherscanom ne
dial ami ieden uder. Hillcrestcani
tax dobre hrali, re ak sa dostann
do campionskych serii, bude pre-
vol 'akohO zle.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-21

iej ysetko vyzradit'. Spomenul
len to, ze je to vec hnusna a'stras-
ma, ktorej sa chce jeho pan dopu-
stit'. Tiez al re zajtra potecie krv
niekoho, a skoda re nebude moct'
pomoct' jeho nailepsiemu pirate
l'ovi, jeho dobrodincovi, ktory
mu pomohol najvaeslch nd-
dzach ktory no zachranil v mai
vacsom nebezpeeenstve. (Bol to
Jozko, Magdin snubenec, kto-
rym spolu pri vojsku sluzil) po-
tom este re zajtra bude krvava
noe pre- niek0ho - pre- niektoru,
ktory - ktora sa budi musiet'
rozist' kriznou cestou, ktore sa
mono nikdy Wac nespoja. Ich
laska bude znicena, ich l'ubost'
pospinena. Ona bude musiet' kra-
cat po trhovej ceste, "a on -
zaiste bude nom z1rit' krv po-
misty, krv nenavisti oproti jeho
panovi. .Jeho smibenica, baronesa,
re sa vraj zosalie alebo 81 zivot
odberie, to vSetko pre- toho kr-
voziznivca (Topol' 'skeho), ktory
vypil az krv mnoho statocnych
zien a dievcat, ktory zaslepil je-
no judasskymi grosmi niekol 'ko
lotrov, ktori mu budd pomahat'
v jeho osklivom cine, a a'ktori po-
tom ma konci No, ale to ne
smieme este teraz vyzradit'.) V
tom sa ale zbadal, a zamlkol. u
spokojive hovoril, ze ju este "a
chrani. Ked' to Julka pocula, div
cd paku nespadla. Spytovala sa
no este jedno-druhe, ale Oh na'
miesto odpovedi ju objal a bozkal
a tym odisiel. Teraz co ale bolo
d'alejg Odkial' Tomas take nieco
vedel O svojom panovi? Ci by mu
boil aida Topol'sky vyzradil svo-
je tajnosti? Horkyze! Tomas no
nepozorovane vypocul ako sa ra-
dill jeho certovskymi priatel'mi,
ktorych al sprisahal. A com sa
radilie Hoj, je to nieco strasne-
no, co sa vo svete malo stava. Sa-
my podvod, zrada a klamstvo.
No, ale peniaze robia vsetko. Ia
peniaze moz vSetko dostat', iba
lasku ME. l on pozdejsie knpil te-
10 Magdy, ale jej dusu predsa ne
mohol. Jej duch zostal len MIN
S jej milovanym zenfchom az do
konca jej zivota. - Teraz, co bo-
10 ale S Olgou, Topol'skeho snn-
benicou? No, ona v den jej naro-
denim vGasSie vstala ako obycaj-
ne, lebo akosi nemohla spat'. eosi
ju trapilo. Vedela, re Topol sky
ju ME vel'mi miluje, ale co mala
robit', ked' ju zvabil, ked' bola
celkom prest 'ahovana tax dale
ko cd svojho domova, musela sa
teda poddat' svojmu osudu, a L.
fat v lepsiu bud1cnost', ale v
tom sa vel mi sklamala. V spome-
mute rano 6smej hodine uz bola
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-21
OPS NOvEJ DRkMY
70 slovensk6ho hvota, ''Predana
mladucha', ktort zahrajt Sokoh
146. Sboru dina 81. oktobra.
(Pokracovanie.)

Tri tyzdne zatym, co boil To-
pol'sky vo dvore Kalincakovie,
mala mat Magda sobas. Pravda,
ME Topopskym, ale Jozkom,
jej sn1bencom, ktoreho lepsie mi
lovala, nez svoj vlastny zivot. K
veseliu bolo uz vsetko prichysta-
ne, len uz tax, akoby ma pozaj-
ire mali sa kostole spojit v sva-
zok manzelsky. v ten isty cas- ale
prisla Ol'ga, baronessa z KPucian
do Topol'skeho, ktoreho bola snu-
benicou, a O kratky cas- mali sa
tiez pobrat'. V kastieli oslavili
jej prichod vel'kou bohatou no.
stinou, ma ktoru Topol sky po-
zyal vsetkych jeho priatel'ov, me-
dzi ktorymi boil al Ladislav Cier-
ny, hlavny sl1zny, DR.. Jelinsky,
lekar a Jan Hladky, pravotar.
Tito traja boil najlepsi jeho ka-
marati mokrej stvrti a sa casto
spolu schadzali. Tento raz bola
ale duplovana hostina, lebp ma
druhy den oslavovali Ease Olgine
narodeniny. No, vtedy uz boil po-
zvani al muzikanti niektore
dievcence dediny, ably panom "a
spievaly narodne piesne, ba al "a
tancily, aby sa panska spoloe-
most mohla co najlepsie zabavat'.
Pravda, bola to- len huncdtska
spekulacia pana Topol' 'skeho, le-
bo vedel, ze dievcatmi pride al
Magda, ked' ju povola, lebo inak-
siu prilezitost' nemal ju mat
blizkosti, a to sa mu podarilo..
No, a to by este nebolo take zle,
keby len k voli tomu spevu boil
Magdu povolal, ale stalo sa tam
este nieco horsieho. Keby bola We
della chudera Magda, re takto s
nou dopadne, zaiste by nebola
vkrocila do tel panskej zahrady.
Ano, Topol'sky uz ten cas- do
bre nat albany, dotknul sa jej
madovych dst, po ktorych uz talk
davno tdzil. Magda ale nal'aka-
ne odbehla prec nevediac ami ako
sa domov dostala, - ale tom
mIcala. PRIV ale, kym sa to stale,
odohralo sa tam este al nieco ine-
no. Bolo asi pol osmej rano, ked'
najprv vstali Julka, sldzka a To-
mas, sluha u Topol 'skeho, lebo
cakala ma Mich t'azka praca, mai
PRIV vsetko poupratovat' po wee
rajsej zabave Ease vselico pri-
chystat' k dnesnej hostine. To-
mas ale boil eosi zamysleny, co
bolo Julke vel'mi podivne, lebo
nebol to jeho obycaj. spytovala
So no, re co je to dnes MIN, ze
je. taky smutny, ale on nechcel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-21

TIK. IN .i9
v New Yorku organizoxanyy
Dol 7-clenovy vykonny vybor de-
mokratickej strany, pozostavajn-
ci 20 Slovakov. Vo WHORE sn:
Ed. Vaczy, Gustav Kosik, j. G.
Sciranka, Jozef P. Sojka, st. Pi-
ga, Jozef Mika a Y. P. Baran. Ten
to vlbor bude West agitaciu "a
Smitha medzi Slovakmi v celej
Amerike.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-21

tulu, Sandron PARENT a Glsti-
nella. Gustinella. Katnla a Lou
PARENT Sli ma Ohio univerzitu do
Athens a Sandron PARENT ma Mi
chigan univerzitu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-21
DEFRAUDovAL $63, 900

r. Gordon DeArment, pomoc-
ny kasir Prvej Narodnej Banky
Sharon sa primal, ze wal ban
Ike $4,000 a prehral ich ma burze.
Banka bola zabezpecena proti
ztfate bOndom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-21
Len iedna hra v nedel u.


Warren Thomas Steels majil ma
DEF ma Wit 'azstvo druhej polovice
sezony. Ak vyhrajii, styri caty bu-
dd "tajovane" o prve miesto. Ha-
selton vyhral I hier a 2 prehral,
kym Hillcrest a Farrell majii po
7 vyhier a 3 priehry. Warren ma
6 vyhier' a 3 priehry. Sokoli Ultra
till Flanneryho, Sulika a Subj,
ktorf sli do sk6l. Vernarsky bol
raneny v praci, sotva bude vstave
hrat'. Ale STUDENT sa mozu vra-
tit ma tiito vyznamnn hru. War
rensky picer Spelman robi 81 VEL
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-21

nov a ich porazit', a nebolo by
divu, keby vyhral, lebo Warren
cania sa drzia dobre. John Valle-
ly bude nadhadzovat' "a Hasel-
toncanov Hamrak chytat'. Oca-
kava sa, re Oakland field bnde
zaplneny divakmi a kto clN,e do
stat sedadlo, mech pride yeas.
Steve Mickler, kapitan a prvy
bejsman Lansingvillcanov Dol ra-
neny v hre lobdou, ktora ho IL
derila do slabiny. Vzalo niekoP-
ko min1t, kfm prisiel k zivotq.
Jeho miesto hre zaujal Gegus.
Lobdu divoko zahodil Obrosky.
Hillcrestcania utratili styroch
hracov: Lou PARENT, Mike Ka-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-09-21

XII chut udret' ma Haseltonca-
set rozhodnnt hrou, ze ktora ca
ia ie leDSia.
Evening star., 1928-04-05

Chocolate Easter Eggs
FREE

Delicious Chocolate Easter Eggs, filled
with rich cream and cocoanut, will be
given FREE tomorrow and Saturday. in
the Boys Dept. Juvenile Dept. and
ChildrenS Shoe Dept
Evening star., 1928-04-05

High School and "Prep" Suits, $18.75
Sizes IS to 20 years
Young chaps will find real collegiate styles in
these Prep" Suits of All-wool Blue CheviotS ALL
wool Blue Serges and All-wool Fancy mixtures in
a variety of the newest Spring models.
$3.50 prep" Suits, STATS
Smartest prep" Suits that we have ever shown,
beautiful tailored suits of Blue Serges, Blue
Cheviots and a handsome range of new Spring col
oringS and mixtures, sizes Is to 90 years.
"Smart Set" Refers, $695
Spring top coat for the Junior Boys ages 2 to
years. of blue SergeS, tweedS, fancy mixtures and
tan covertS.
Evening star., 1928-04-05

Popular shapes. including Pouches.
O'Rossen's Underarms and Back-strap
Pouches, with inside fittings.
GcldenhrrS's-Fir>t Floor--Use Your Charge Account
Evening star., 1928-04-05

Apiece Vest Suits, S595
Neat Spring Suits, some with two knickers,
others with long and short pants, sizes to Is years
New Wash Suits, $1.95
Smart New Wash Suits for Easter wear in
broadcothS imported linens, rayonS twillS fapper,
button-on, MILDLY and long pants Sailors to 10
years.
Boys Furnishings for Easter
79c to 81 BlouseS perfect and slight rreguarS. sec
81 to 1.50 BELL" BlouseS white and fancy. .79c
$l25 and Sl50 BELL" Shirts white and fancy. CSC
SOC Rayon Knit 4-in-hand Ties es.............. .29c
79c to ST Hckok Leather Belts ............... soc
SIPS and ST. Lucky Fellow Hats and Caps. csc
$3.50 Collegiate Crochet Sweaters. ............ $295
Evening star., 1928-04-05

ChiIdren's fiber rayon Short
Sacks, in assorted plain shades,
with the turnover cuffs, in Phoenix
brand.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-22
Mrs. Herbert Hoover.
est. Paul Dispatch

With Republican victory in Noymeber new type in the long line of Presidents wives would come to preside as mistress of the White House
 Herself graduate geologist Mrs. Hoover adds to her great social gifts a scientific know ledge akin to that of her mining engineer hus- band. She has not only shared his journeyings to farthest Russia and Mongolia. but his work and interests well as is President of the Womens Auxiliary of Mining and Meteorological Engineers of America.
 She shares with her husband also certain pioneer spirit, that her friends have hundred stories to illustrate. In Tientsn China for ex- ample when as bride of three months she was caught in the Boxer uprising she unhesitatingly LOOK charge of the hospital in the American compound Again, here at home, when an auto hoDne slid dangerously near preeipice, she re- fused to make any move to escape until she knew the friends who accompanied her were safe.
 Born in Waterloo, Iowa. educated in Cali 1ornla and widely travelled she would bring to the White House not only heritage of culture from d long line of American ancestry, but practical human Knowledge acquired in social contact in many parts of the world. More than this she mas natural simplicity of manner which endears her to innumerable friends and aeauantances She Is admirably fitted for the difficult role of successor to Mrs. Coolidge whose famous smile has won for her unique niche among White House ladies ~
 Something more she has in common with Mrs Coolidge is her college romance The present First Lady of the Land met her husband when ne was at Amherst and Miss Lon Henry anu Herbert Hoover studied geology together at Leland Stanford
 The foundation for that study of geoloev ana Tor many of the other most characteristic things In her. life such as her frequent canning With her husband and sons, or her leadersbin oi the Girl Scout movement, was the great love TOT lhe out of doors that she acquired in ber sHlnood camping trips with her father in Cali forna. A var
 When l was girl in Monterey she sa,d recently my father and made canning trins ah through the mountains and all my life [ have io'ed them and tried to as much Inf tbe on, oi uoors as possible. l used to ride and swim a great deal too'' '"'A'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-22
SOLVING THE FARM RIDDLE.

Canada's wheat pool faces a crisis Friends and critics alike say the pooling theory must now meet with the crucial test of it's existence. High prices in past years have eased the way for the pool. Now the scene changes. Canada is harvesting her most abundant crop. The United States likewise has huge crop and a big surplus. Rapid harvesting by combined harvesters has caused wheat to deuge the mar ket Low prices exist.
 The chief claim of the pool has been to orderly marketing with price control. Pool man agers have repeatedly said they sustained prices. Hence for over four years pool members have believed prices never again would sink to present levels.
 As a -1max to the flood of criticism. the pool anno res the advance payment this year will be erL from dollar to eghty-fve cents. On this the Market News and Financial Farmer says:
 definite admission that it cannot
 control the situation and has no con
 fdenee in restoring higher level.
 Those who really understand mar
 keting have known the claims of the
 pool were without foundation and that
 events would finally make this clear
 The essential claim always has been
 that the pool could sustain prices and
 bring about stability. Records of four
 years show wider and more frequent
 price swings than in any like period
 of grain market history. The present
 reveals that the pool has failed to
 %Hep prices up or to keep them steady
 1roomha in review of world wheat con- dits directly charges the pool with respons- bilis for present low prices the ground that poo anagers. by promising high prices induced farmers to raise larger crops. This result is sirniiar to that feared by opponents of the Me- ntrg Iaugen bill when 1t being touted in the ted States-high prices, bigger surpluses "a Canada and Australia well in the Cuifs States and Argentina, says Broomhal farmas have been led to believe fortunes could te n de in wheat crops under the pooling systeia and acreage has been expanded when 1t should have been reduced.
 Proponents of the Canadian pool have little to say right now.
 l 1t denies that the fate of that colossal experiment in marketing today hangs in the balance.
 Whatever may be the outcome, it must be admitted that any attempt to beat the law of supply and demand takes one into a speeu- lative and dubious field.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-22
Mrs. Alfred E. Smith.
lWoman's Homo CompanionD

You'll have to ask the Chairmanl That's what Governor Smith said when I asked him if might write this piece about his wife. I had not the Governors wife for about five years During that time she has lost twenty eight pounds in physical weight. But socially, mentally spiritually. she has grown a ton.
 Mrs. Smith born in AIS neighborhood down by Brooklyn Bridge. Her ancestors and his had been there hundred years The Smiths and the Dunns old New York families Their Americanism antedates that of most so- called society leaders. When young Al fell in love with Catherine Dunn her parents weren't 80 keen about him as they probably would be now