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Evening star., 1928-03-23
REED MAKES CHANGE
IN SPEAKING TOUR
Missouri Senator, in Race for Pres
idency, Switches to Des Moines,
Omaha and Memphis.

By the AsSociated Press.
The itinerary Of Senator Read OF
Missouri on his next speech tour has
been switched around TO enable the
Democratic presidential candidate to
deliver addresses week after next In
Des Moines. Omaha and Memphis. This
viii delay for at least week his con-
templated speeches In Indiana. Ohio
and West Virginia
Reed leaves here Sunday for North
Carolina. In addition TO speeches at
High Point. Chapel Hill and Raleigh,
already announced, he intends TO talk
al AsheVille March 23 and possibly at
Knoxville, Tenn the night OF March 20
After addresses in Milwaukee March
81. Madison, Wis, April /. and at
Fond du Lac or Green Bay April 2. the
Senator VIII speak in Des Moines April
3, Omaha April and in Memphis
April 6 From Memphis he probably
Wiii 90 70 Jackson, Miss.
Before April 20, when he is 10 de-
IVer an address IN New York City,
REED Intends 10 go into Indiana for
several speeches, then 10 Ohio for ad-
dresses probably in Cleveland, Cincin-
natl and Mansfield, and into West vir-
ghlla, with speaking engagements prob
ably at Wheeling, Charleston and
Huntington
From West Virginia IL Is his inten-
ton 10 swing S0uthward again into
Tennessee, Alabama and probably
South Carolina before keeping his New
YORK engagement
Evening star., 1928-03-23
DENIES ARKANSAS
IS FOR AL SMITH
Senator Robinson Insists
State Delegation Is Not
Committed to Governor.

BY the Associated Press.
Arkansas Is not for Gov. Smith Of
New York as a presidential candidate,
Senator Robinson of that State de-
clared today in formal statement,
commenting upon the selection of an
unilStructed Arkansas delegation TO the
national convention.
Senator Robinson said that he had
asked the Democratic State central
committee which met yesterday at Little
Rock to name an uninStructed delega-
ton. declining suggestions that the dele
CATION be instructed for himself.
The committee acted upon the fore
going suggestions which I think was
concnrred in by my colleague. Senator
Caraway." the Senator said. The dele
gates were not instructed. In my judg-
ment It Is not possible 10 anticipate at
this time for whom the delegates win
vote. I am sure there has been no
such expression of opinion on the sub
Ject as would justify the conclusion that
the Arkansas delegation is committed
TO Gov, Smith or for that matter TO
any other candidate.
The delegation will not meet until
N assemblies at Houston. and in so far
as / have any responsibility in the mat
ter there will be no committal prior
10 that time. when an opportunity will
be afforded to deliberate as TO who
shall be our choice.
In my opinion. Arkansas is not FOR
Gov. Smith. and think the delegates
viii reflect that fact In the conyen-
ton"
Evening star., 1928-03-23
TEMPORARY MARKET
LOCATION lNDORSED
Bill Prepared by Commissioners
for Benefit of Farmers Approved
by Advisory Council.

The bill prepared by the District
Commissioners authorizing them To es~
tablish temporary farmers produce
market along the south side OF II street
between Sixth and Ninth streets was
indorsed last night by the Citizens
Advisory Council The bill also pro-
yides an appropriation OF $4,000 for
the erection OF temporary sheds 10
shelter the farmers.
The council also approved the Cram
ton bin 10 exclude nonresident chill
dren from the public schools Of the
District except on the payment of tu-
iti0n, but II opposed the Holiday bill
providing for a reciprocal exchange OF
school facilities between the District
and Maryland
The Cramton and Holiday bills we're
referred to the council for c0naidera-
tion and report by the District Com
missioners. These measures also were
referred by The Commissioners for the
same purpose 10 the Washington Cham
Der of Commerce. the Merchants NJ
Manufacturers Association and the
Board VI Trade,
Evening star., 1928-03-23
SMITHS PROGRAM
FAILS IN ALBANY
Republican Control of LegiS-
iature Kills Most of Gov
ernor'S Plans.

ALBANY, N Y. March aS-Gov.
Alfred E. Smiths legislative program
was given little favorable consideration
by the Republicans in control OF the
1928 Legislature
In session slightly less than three
months. the Legislature before its ad-
Journment yesterday had shelved the
major part OF proposed legislation Of q
controversial nature and had enacted
only the most necessary measures, Pro
hihitton. for practically the first time
since 1890. failed to come I'D even for
record vote, thus saving the governor
the necessity of reiterating his attitude
on the subject.
Most of Program Defeated.
The greater part Of the governors
legislative program. as outlined in his
annual message. went down 10 defeat as
the result Of unified Republican oppo-
Sition. Included in the proposals which
failed or enactment were his plan for
= four-year term for elective State
officials, with elections in nou-preSi-
Dental years as against the RspuSiic.n
plan Of having elections in presidential
years, the proposal for creation of =
State water power authority. charged
With development OF the States HYDRO
electric resources. suggestion that
county government be thorouShly
studied and then Tsorgant1ed, and
numerous recommendations dealing
with labor.
Air Measures Passed.
Keeping abreast with nation-wile
progress In the latest mode Of trans
portation. the Legislature devoted con-
siderable attention during the session
% the subject Of aviation Measures
enacted included one calling for con-
forming 81 the Federal regulations re
garding licensing Of airplane pilots ana
registration oi aircraft fying SoleN
within the boundaries Of the state.
Other aviation measures passed pro
viCed that persons taking atEplaneS
without the permission ot the cwnerS
be deemed guilty of 3 u0I$CieaSeaNeE
that operation " All atyplane BY an IN
taNicatcd pilot constitute "A felony, Tn
establishment Of airlscrtS by villages ans
towns is provided for IN another law,
Evening star., 1928-03-23
ESTATE TAX LAW
BILL INTRODUCED
Representative Green Sponsors
Measure Applying to D. c.
Procedure.

Chairman Green OF the House ways
and means committee today introduced
bill which was referred TO the House
District committee proposing 10 eStab~
lish an estate tax law for the District
of Columbia.
This provides that the gross estate
shall include the following property. or
any interest therein, owned by a dece-
dent at the time OF death, or transferred
by him prior 10 death:
II n resident of the District, at time
Of death-(n Real properties situated
in the District; l2) tangible personal
property. except such rs has an actual
situs without the District (2) all tam
gible personal property.
II nonresident of the District at
time of death.-~Cn Real property sit
uated III the District; t2) tangible per-
sonal property, which has an actual
situs In the District.
The bill is a lengthy one and carries
rates Of tax running from per centum
not In excess of $4,000. to Is per
centum for over $4,000, 900,
1t allows deductions IN determining
the net estate of not exceeding $40 600
for wife and $4,000 for husband
The District Commissioners are given
lull SUPERVISION OF the Enforcement OF
this act. II carries penalties for fall
ure To make a return amounting To
81 900, 60 be recovered by action
brought by the Commissioners. For
any person who, with the intent TO
eyade the tax, fails IA make a return
a penalty of 81 900 upon conviction or
not more than six months imprison-
ment. or both, Is provided, For making
a false statement with intent to de-
fraud in the return or affidavit pan-
atty of $4,000 Is provided or imprison-
ment for not more than three years or
both.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
Be- tlae Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Calf, March 23.~-Polit-
ical observers interested themselves TO-
day in declaration by John p. Hoi-
land. treasurer Of the State Walsh-for-
President campaign committee. that
California had become the political
battle-ground Of the Nation" and that
If Al Smith wins In the Golden State s
presidential primary. May /, his nomi-
nation as Democratic presidential can
cidate els all but assured"
The statement. which was addressed
to the California dry progressive Or
ganization, said:
Wet Republicans throughout the
State are registering In large numbers
as Democrats in order 10 vote for Gov.
Al Smith at the May primaries. The
situation Is serious. Unless met and
Offset within the next seven days by
independent Republican drys changing
their afiiiation TO the Democratic party,
the Walsh dry-pr0gressiYe anti-Tam-
many-Woodrow Wilson ticket will be
placed In grave jeopardy.
IF McAd0o's home State is lost, the
backbone Of the dry-progressive organ
ization Is broken and Smiths nonina-
ton is all but assured. If, on the con-
trary, California is carried by the
Walsh Woodrow Wilson ticket, as we
have every right 10 expect. the nomi-
nation u Tammany Halls candidate
for the presidency win be as impossible
Is u is nov uuthinEab!e -
Evening star., 1928-03-23

The Society OF Washington Artists.
beginning Monday, win conduct an en-
hibit Of paintings and sculpture iepfe~
senting entirely the work of local
artists, Ii was estimated that over 100
pieces Of work. both oil and water collar.
will be displayed The exhibit will be
held IN the model rooms ot the Heeht
Go,
As the artists exhibiting have had'
the freest latitude In ehaasmg and
sending the work, the exhibit. II Ii
declared, viii he especially interesting
because of the great variety oi subjects
undertaken.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
LA TOILETTE SEES
C. O.P. CORRUPTION
Senator Hits Party Leaders
for Oil Silence in Plea
for Norris.

b. she Asaeg1aas6 Press.
RACINE. wis, March 23.-"Corrup-
ton within tsae Republican party" was
charged by Senator Robert u. La Fol-
lette, Wisconsin, IN his opening cam
palgn speech In the State fer the eiec-
tson Of 20 delegates 70 the Republican
national ongeniio4 favorable 70 the
presidential nomination OF Senator
George T. Norris Of Nebraska last
night.
II criticized President Coolidge and
Secyetsrsss Hoover 1nd Mellon for what
ne termed their giisnce on the party's s
~ccrrHptlen." and said they we're fol-
loved cI1@ely by re$cticnary politicians.
Pletures Corruption.
Senator La Follette pictured corrup-
tEosa. imperialism and the threat OF
the power octCpua" as the principal
issues 10 be- dect6ed II the delegate
Agat ogl April 9 Railroad and oil
sxsonopol&eS VIII be as nothing 70 the
public Utility monopoly unless some
thing is done 10 cleck its power" the
Senator sad.
turning 70 the Teapot Dome scan
Ca ard the Tecefg@ revelations BY the
Senate investigating committee, Gena-
1oy Ia Foalette criticized the silence
which. he said, fl&d characterized the
attitude q Fresaosnt Coolidge. Gecre-
Zsry Mellon apA Secretary Hoover
toward Il.
The Teapot Dome scandal had It's
1noeDtsosa ia q Chicago hotel, La Fol
aette declared. in 1920 He said q
group ot raen oecs6ed VINO would De
The Republican accidental nominee.
Ii has been charged, and ] believe
q - ne true" hs declared, that an
agreement vas kaa6e that Harding
gouAd se nominated Il the right man
was made Secretary of the interior"
Traces sifeIair Bonds.
-se traced TIE disposal q. the $3.50 600
sf4 bonos given by Harry Sinclair y
tie Republican Tssrty chairman, Wii
"a HaYS addtng ia $50 900 ot tg0se
bonds went % Secretary Mel.oD IN
3s2E.
HAD he eonle forward then, as Was
ggak cfHg. Q5g oath rs cabinet o4~
fgpr 10 uphold the Constitution. and
volunteered tsgls information as pub
g5c-sg!rlted official 80ulc have, the en-
etre matter @Ouyc have been eLDoaed
saa aettAea years ago" ..-
sprfssdefa( Coosl6ge heard Senator
FQliettess" /" tte speakeF's father,
.Iyse.psl expose ~ Teapot Dome slz
.eeTs aeo. wg2en ae tat as Vice FEesi-
,-ag Ia tie 1enages ara. alttoUgf ne
f3.e eflief Beneficiary of this fund
he Regabi.cai3 party. he has never eyer
ses one word CONCERNING liie
.qsou and corruption Ia the Re
al party. ~ Whioa he is t'le
~ ned p tise Senator cot3elaeeo,
s flsat nestlaef has i3ecret&F5 @asa =
n Secretary It0o@eF eyer hb%'iS"
e. 9rd II n1enlDaliop.
Evening star., 1928-03-23

inner door and gained access to the
store room.
Choosing one Of four trucks parked In
the garage he loaded 1t To capacity and
drove away. The truck contained bright
advertising signs on each side and the
name of the firm.
Last nights robbery marks the third
robbery which has occurred there In
nine years. Robert e, l.. Hail. the man
ager, stated today. Mr.. Hall said that
the safe was robbed OF LOGS about six
years ago, but the crackSman was
eventually captured and given a penl-
tenttary sentence
Evening star., 1928-03-23
Hard-Iicaried Cab
Driver Is Cause of
Officers Suicides
- tie Asa9csa ated f'fess

~ we &FSftt @Af'f fit3S
yIEEHA. March 23 -sHow one
policeman committed suicide Decauee
csb driver wag beaTtless 3ud hoH
another one did likewise because u
grief oycF the act of his feli0B otil7
refS Was told IN dispatches from
Warsaw " Austrian newspapers yes
teFday.
9he first policeman had found
young Plrl ~ danger ii bleeding ~
death from injuries recelyed Ia AN
accident. He accOstad the cab del-
ser. bat the latter refused ~ take
the maiden into his cab lest her
blood might goil IT. The policeman
exclaimed
Il canngt bear " 1--we = such
base and selfigh world" n..d there
UPON shot himself with hie police re-
yGlger,
The second policeman, atira ID
by tile shot, ran up and seeing h's
conrade dead promptly committed
silciae with MS own weapon
Evening star., 1928-03-23
METZER0TT FILES PAPER.


Special plspateA Sc rae STAR,
CHul.UM, Md. March s$-~Oliyey
Met1erott, fornser member ct che Dis
trict of Columbia Rent Commission aaI
u resident here, yesterday ttlsd. in Ral-
tlmore, u certificate ~ candidacy feI
tile Republican nomination tor CSNa-
greSS from the ftfth Maryland diSsTtet
Mr. Metserott announced his candidacy
nearly two weeks age, A Kingsley
Loye OF IsNNnaroteWa, St MarvS Ceslno
ty. tlled tar this nomination some TINS
ago and ualeSS ene wlthdgaWS therv
viii es a primary contest In thS
Democratic sstrky there is similar
situation, Representative stephen W
0amhrtn has hled for Teveleetton ana
nr William klemm OF Meaat RanAieg
aiSo has flled
The nith district comprises. IN adai-
ton 20 Prince CaeoFgsS CNaglaty. 81
Marys. Calvert. Charles, Anne Artln-
del and Howard eoWntleS and thg
twentX~tigSt. tweMty-thlrI and twenty
fourth wards ana parts ef the eight
zenith and twenty gsIth wards " balti,
more
Evening star., 1928-03-23
100000 Cigarettes, Valued at $500,
Stolen With Truck From Tobacco Firm

twenty-five cases of cigarettes con-
tanning 250,000 cigarettes. valued at
$500. were stolen last night from the
Capital Cigar g. Tobacco Co, 602 Penn
sylvania avenue. by thief who loaded
his loot into one of the company's de-
livery trucks and drove away unde-
tected.
The robber smashed the glass OF a
window in the door OF a garage COM
partment in the rear Of the establish
ment. He reached inside and broke the
lock and then pried hasp loose on an
Evening star., 1928-03-23

WARSAW. Poland. March "a tP), ~-
To alleviate 10 some extent the detta-
tion caused by recent increases IN
financial reserves, this minister ot
finance has been authorized to invest
10000 900 gloty approximately &la,~
000, ,000l IN bonds and securities, The
money possibly may be used % buy
shares emitted by government banks
lof efedit u farmers,
Evening star., 1928-03-23
elal nispAtch te The siar.

Special Dispatch te The star
CuMhERI.ANn. Ml. March IS. --
The body Of a man believed nom his
effects TO have heen L, F Fogney, ageSi
about So years, of iphNS;nwn. pa, was
found yesterday IN the looming house
af Charles r. Stlner, IL is thought
death was due 10 carbon nloneNide
poisoning.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
Sl00.0OO Verdiot in 0il suit.

CHICAGO, March 2s IN Damages
II 100000 we're awarded the Lion OIL
co. by Circuit Court jury yesterday
~ ats suit against the Sinclair OH Ite-
inning Co. The Sinclair Co. was, charged
with using libelous and slandef0as
statements IN business competition The
Lin 60, asked si,DQ0.000 damages,
Evening star., 1928-03-23

- waiIer = Vapder HytFhl I|ID-
xsaftsnefs. of tbe effaee u ~: "
ssecYetafy of War has peen
y so outs 81 me afSellal ~ ~
a land M IAeVt Csi. GeoIse
i y1ry corl@ u Engineer, ,,,e,Ie ise'e
r. 70 i.iailaTeipiate; Cspe. ,,g.se,3t ns,g'p
t 9.lsins OTdnanee DeIaf li,ae,as se,,1sI
haa es.,,0oye ITO t8is city; Flfs1
14f Es4.est {. Harmon Az G,papS, ,ie.
sfBr. is clty 70 Panama Galls4 H.'s'es es
esD J9ha T. Christmas, citat's't.s ia
aeps est ffo6g Esitisi2lJgt y si.se ~,
e. s- Cayr ifsi f.. Luxe sJtea'si'Rs .o ,,.e
ltps -a' fror' D0ssys ~ j. w "'S
- Elalg bsft,
Evening star., 1928-03-23
SINGER FALLS ON STAGE.
Soprano Continues Role After
Tumble Down Steps.

NEW YORK, March 20 GA9.-~A fan
down a fight Of steps on the stage
" the Metropolitan Opera House last
night failed 10 prevent Manette Gull
ford frofn singing the leading role Of
Madonna Imperia."
Making her entrance down the steps,
she stumbled and fell 10 the stage
She vas naomeniarliy stunned and her
dress was torn. TWo members ~ the
cast helped her 70 her feet, arranged
the dress and tDe young soprano swung
into the opening bars u her song
The fall did not appreclabiy affect
her singing.
Evening star., 1928-03-23
DR.. ]. H. MCCARTNEY DEAD.
Methodist Episcopal Missionary In
China SuGcumbs.

SHANGHAI, March 23 IN. DR. j.
u. mccartney of Girard, ohio. Metho-
olst Episcopal missionary at ChungkiDg,
Province Of 6zechWan from 1890 20
1915 and since then In private practice,
died Tuesday.
lie founded the Red Cross In Gzech-
wan aud during tbs disorders OF last
year Vas port physician at Chungking
Evening star., 1928-03-23

Soviet RuSSiAS iNNeytS IN the paSs
Year tetaled nearly 24oQo.ee0 toMs.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-11-23
Victory
Surprise Party
q u II 4 x u y 4 4 Z Il


Surprise Party
The Ben Thompson home was
the scene of a delightful surprise
farewell party last Friday evening
in honor of Richard Jacobson who
is leaving soon for New Orleans.
About IS neighbors and other
friends were present. Dancing
and playing cards formed the
amusement of the evening. Among
the guests there were several
from Wolf Point, among them be-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Nickel, Mr..
and Mrs. A. L.. Rogers and Mr..
and Mrs VIM McConnon
A number from this community
attended the home talent play and
dance at the Silver Star hall last
Saturday evening.
Charles Trudo has been visiting
friends in this neighborhood re-
Gently.
Del Trimble is visiting friends
in the Volt community before
leaving for Kansas City to visit
uncle.
Roy Hanson has scarlet fever
but is convalescing. The Hanson
have had a long siege since
the children came down with the
disease one at a time.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-11-23

. Y n y g * Il < = y Il x 2
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Hicks ant
Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence Berry left
Saturday for Iowa where they will
visit for several weeks.
About As attended the Home
makers club meeting held at the
Vida hall last Wednesday. Miss
Mott. extension worker, demon
strated the making of a dress form
and gave a short talk in the after
~0on.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. o. Mcclellan
and daughter Jean, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Eliza and son, Douglas,
were guests at the Evan Merriman
home, Sunday.
Andy Anderson is in charge at
the Glen Hicks home during their
visit in Iowa.
Mrs. WILDER Clarke and Emma
Bailey called on Mrs. Evan Merri-
man Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Estensen
were guests at the Wilbur Clarke
ONE. Sunday. ~
The chickens will appreciate all
the green feed they a get and
with eggs at half a dollar a dozen
it pays to feed it.
Milk is an egg maker, too. Elk
periments have discovered that it
is actually better than meat
scraps.
Mrs. Wilbur Clarke has a freak
chicken in that on one leg, about
half way to the knee, it is grow
ing an extra foot, almost perfect
in form. On the other leg grow
ing from the knee down is an ex-
ira toe. Nature does queer things,
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-11-23
Official Proceedings
Of The County Board
REGULAR BOARD MEETING

REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The Board of County Commissioners met in their office at Wolf
Point, Montana, Sept 4, 1928 at 1890 {. m. with Lesson and Habo
present
AT 70 noon the Board recessed to meet at 1870 m.
At 1:SO p M the Board resumed.
The following claims were allowed and ordered paid:
General Fund
W. j Hardie. clerk and recorder -$1s666
Jacob G. seel dep clerk and rec 10000
G. E. Montgomery, steno. clerk and rec. 1876 90
W. c. Hanson clerk for clerk and recorder 1000
Lois Warmbrod, sal steno clerk and rc 5000
John NJ. Curran, dep. treas 1873 SO
Mabel B. Kellogg, steno treas. 1880
l. N. Clayton sal. assessor 10000
E E. Carey, per diem, surveyor $500
Thos. R Forbes, clerk of court 5000.
Hedwig Tessman, deputy clerk of court 1880
Chas. Council undershernf 10000
Archie Council dep sheriff 1880
John seghas, dep. sheriff 1880
Hugh N. Marion, sal Co. atty. 1900
anne NJ NJ va p0Hli + iaDf + o a"y 1913 % 90
Margaret n. Inglehart, sal supt of schools 10000
Edythe M. Balm, steno supt of schools 10000
John Iwen, DEF. sheriff 1880
Sara Bushman, widows pension, Sept $500
Mary Mccormick, widows pension Sept ~~~-~~~~~~- 5000
Albert Pudy, old age pension, Sept -~~~~---~-~~-~-~~~-~~~--- 25OO
American Law Book Co. law books $500
J. II. Anderson, mileage 1890
J. H Anderson, transfer, Violet Taylor 5799
j H Anderson, boarding prisoners Sa5
James Black Dog, regis electors 1926
City Transfer, drayage and fgt rs
Deiphia M. clark, care of V. Taylor 1925
L. M. Clayton, mileage 11675
Florence CritentOn Home, care of inmate 1000
Culbetrson Searchlight, legal publ 75O
Frank M. Cat1in, defending prisoners 5000
e E. Carey, witness justice court l00O
Harry H. Dale, regis. electors 575
F. L. Darland, sal and mileage 1925
ArIieM Foor trav mem sos
Charles Gordon, justice fees 2OO0
Gordon i,stice ices $50
croa+ Northern Rv Co. Sent rent. mr. house $500
.croo+ NEITHER Rv IN water Sent 1000
n IIovd cu1esnie conducting xam $500
w N Garland exnenses 5O56
sam Honesten repairing doors $50
Twen mileage 1887
Margaret N. 1nglehart trav expenses $500
q G Kosor court renorter $3.50
p Ke11oee use If car 1850
Mt State Tel am Tel Go. rent and toll 1870 N
max power Co. light for August 1878 IS
uorcbants a1cu1ain Mach Co. calculating machine ..-...-. 1880 vi
ca+ Tb Sn caro- nj natient BLOC
ord ronro unstable foe 10 IN
roeonb Montgomery court baniff 500 "
N Marron mileage 1885 NJ
~. MalIoH5 mie"se ST