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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-12

nna Coet Writes Frankly Subject Which Has Puzzled
Several Year-Recent Disqualification and Subsequent Renae-
of Big Bill Tlden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-12

Carleton Beals. who last Winter
was the first American to get an in
terview with SANDING in Nicaragua,
was started on his adventurous
career through an old map be-
oueatlled him by one Michael
o'ShaugfneSsy in San Francisco.
The map showed the location of
cache of gold in the Yaqui country
Of Mexico.
BealS, then a white-collar worker,
with degrees from the University OF
California and Columbia. responded
10 the call Of adventure and set out
with his brother Ralph in an auto
mobile. The car collapsed in the
Arizona desert, but the brothers
continued on with pair OF hurroS
named Jack and Jennie Warned
by an old miner at the edge of the
Harcua Hala desert that to so fur
Their meant suicide. they decided TO
risk il anyhow. This is the second in
a series of articles describing how
their quest brought them to scenes
of Ssvagery. desperate encounters.
rich nunlor and hardy ioy
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lost several tons Of hay, which wes
in stack near the barn. Partly
covered by insurance.
Keith Finch, Of Brisbane, was ia
Carson Saturday night on business.
A leap year dance will be given
in the Orpheum February Ord.
Mrs. Edwin Leischner, Of Twin
Bridges. Mont, spent couple 81
days with her sister, Mrs. John
Huber.
Jake Steinley. father Of Mr..
Steinley, the barber, who has been
here for some time on visit, re.
turned to Canada Saturday.
Christ Fleighman was Q pas.
senger to Mandan Monday.
Word from E. B. Littlefield, who
is at one Of the hospitals in Bis
marck, is to the effect that he Is
getting along fine. This will b
very good news to his many friends.
Art Reich, Of the Paradise coun-
try. spent Saturday in Carson.
The basketball game, played be-
tween Carson and Elgin, resulted in
score Of II to IL, in fovor Of the
Carson team. Carson will undoubt-
~ be real contender for the Slope
tournament, which will this year be
held at Flasher. Dates as vet are
unknown.
Fred H. Dettloff drove to Elgin
and New Leipzig Tuesday.
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Still

c. L. Johnson was a passenger to
Bismarck Tuesday afternoon, return
ing Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Andrew Peterson of Mardan,
who has been visiting for some
time with her sister, Mrs. John
Asplund, returned Monday.
Anthony Erickson returned Lone
Friday morning after pending a
few days in the capital city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton ! Backman
and sons Leonard and Marvin called
at the John Asplund home Wednes.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson were
callers at the Pete johnson home
Friday morning.
Mrs. Martin Strand and son Leo
visited with C. L. Johnson's Tuesday.
kasper Benson has gone on to
Fargo where he will visit with his
brother-in.law ard sister Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Benson.
Eric Pearson shop' ID at Still
Friday.
Ole johnson had the misfortune
Of getting badly burned with hot
coffee the other day. He had to
seek the aid Of q physician.
Albert johnson. Walter Sundquist
and Steve Little are putting up ice
this week.
Mrs. Albeit johnson and daughter
Merlin Gale, at Walter Sundquist'S
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mr.. john Law were
callers at the G.. L. johnson home
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Natki..s
went to Bismarck Saturday. Late
in the afternoon M. Watki-.s had
m operation for appendicitis. She
j. recovering nicely.
Oscar and Hjalmar Tho. and
Edwin johnson are + lping Pete
johnson replaster the home occupied
By the Fitzgerald family last. year.
Mr.. johnson recently bought the
place and intends to make it his
home.
Fred Johnson is spending . few
days IN FarRo this week.
Mr.. and MSs. Albert johnson made
: trip 70 Bismarck Monday. While
there they called on Mrs. Howard
Watkins, who Is in hospital.
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Wild Rose

Our mail man began delivering
the mail again with the car for the
first time since the heavy snowfall
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Swanson and
sons Ernest, Marvin and Harold
were guests at the Ernest Saville
home Sunday.
Mrs. w. II. Brownawell and son
Homer motored to Moffit Thurs
day to attend the meeting of the
mothers club held at the home of
Mrs. Howard Brownawell. In spite
Of the 46-mile an hour gale, quite
number OF ladies were present
and enjoyed q pleasant afternoon
in visiting and fancy work. A
delicious lunch was served at $50
by Mrs. Brownawell.
A number Of our young people
attended the dance at Braddock
saturday evening.
The following students of the
Braddock high school spent the
weekend with the home folks here:
Misses Lillian and Ellen Peterson
and Ada Saville and brothers, Lee
and Ray Saville, and George Buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Gooding en-
tertained ct their home Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Brownawell and
Miss Helen Erickson, teacher Of
school No. 1, and Harry Koenig.
Several carloads Of our young
colks attended the whist party and
dance given in Motif Saturday
evening by the Woodmen. Homer
Brownawell was the lucky winner
Of the Ingersoll watch given as
first prize.
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Dawson

S. B. Niles attended the convention
OF implement dealers held in Fargo
last week. Mr.. Niles returned to
Dawson Saturday.
Charles Hoffmeister and little
daughter Verjoric spent Thursday
and Friday in Bismarck.
Mrs. Robert Bunker is spending
this week as a guest of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frances DeVore.
Miss Loa Rceser spent the week
end at her home in Streeter.
Miss Carrie Goodman spent the
weekend ut her home near Robin
son.
Misses Gertrude Hess and Ruth
Gordner spent the weekend at their
respective homes in Ma:,dan and
Bismarck.
Mrs. G. A. Cross left Tuesday for
Fargo, where she will attend the
board meeting of the Women's Fed
Grated Clubs Of North Dakota. Mrs.
Cross is president Of the eighth
district.
Mrs. J. A. Hooker has returned
from a visit with friends at Ma
poleon.
One new student has registered
for second semester work in Dawson
high school. Tbs total enrolment
is now As. This is the largest en-
rollment the high school has ever
had.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. kadlec went to
Bismarck Saturday to see Blossom
Time" They returned Sunday.
Miss Mable Anderson spent the
weekend with relativ. in Happen.
The Dawson Fortnight club met
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. A. Kredlec. In the absence
of the president, Mrs. c. A. Cross,
the meeting was conducted by Mrs.
E. Huschka, After the business
session the following program was
given: The Metric System, Mrs.
Ferne Werner; "The Kings Hench-
man." a drama; Mrs. P. Cooper;
1.-THE Proposed st. Lawrence Prof.
ect," Mrs. A. S. Hough. After the
program the hostess served a deli.
cious lunch, assisted by Miss Flor
ence Kadlec.
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy
Wiese and Edward Terke was SOL
Sunday in the Lutheran
church at Tappen, Rev. Hindrer
They were attended
by Miss Della Wise, sister of the
bride, and Mr.. Terke, q brother of
the groom. Both young people are
we'll known in the community, hav-
ing made their homes here since
childhood. MI. and Mrs. Terke will
make their home on the e-ke ranch,
south Of Happen.
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came and the meeting was post
poned for another week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Boyd received
. telegram stating that their broth
er, Brazilla Boyd, who Is now ir
California, is very i'll. They believe
him to have had . serious operation
on his stomach.
Robt. WEIGH picked = load Of corr
Wednesday.
Mr.. Doppler and sons Lawrence
and Leo, and Theodore Dcrmar
went rabbit hunting Wednesday
They hunted near A. p. Welch's
place, but they reported having
shot only one rabbit.
Owing to the storm Thursday
none of the children were present
at Boyd school No. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. WEIGH and
Robt. Wclch motored to Menoken
Friday to meet Mrs. Edith Bruce
at the train. She was returning
home from her school in Apple.
creek for the weekend.
Irwin Reed hauled q truck load Of
sweet clover seed to Bismarck Sat-
urday.
Chas. Snyder and L. Malard were
Bismarck visitors Saturday.
Chas. johnson and son Frank and
Mr.. Varnum were in Bismarck Sat-
urday.
Robt. WEIGH and Mr.. Doppler and
son Lawrence motored to Bismarck
Saturday. They burned their lights
out on the way home. Clarence
Doppler returned home with then,
for the weekend.
The Yeaklc brothers and Mrs.
Violet Clayton had a good deal Of
trouble in finding the road to Jack
Ishmael's Friday night. Mr.. and
Mrs. lshmacl gave card party.
Ed Doppler visited at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. Robt. WEIGH,
Friday evening.
John Nieland motored TO the
Robt. Welch home for Mrs. Nieland
Saturday morning. He reported
the roads to be very rough south
ward.
Ralph and Raymond Snyder
visited at the Doppler home Satur-
day evening.
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Rock Hill

Mr.. and Mrs. Algot Ryeberg were
guests at the Andrew Olson home
Thursday.
Mrs. Strand and family were Sun.
day evening guests at the Harry
cCullough home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doctor were Regau
callers on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Diamond
spent Thursday evening at the Ray
Nc ullou9h home.
Andrew Olson called at the C. o,
kettleson home on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Taylor and
family were dinner guests 1T the
wilkinson home Sunday.
Albert vollen was q Regan caller
on Friday.
Andrew Kolb called at the c. E.
Christianson home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mccullough and
son Buddy, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Little,
Ruth. Phyllis and versil notored to
Wilton Saturay.
Loise Walker, Hester and Roy
Bailey visited at the Patton home
on Sunday.
Chas Our and Merrill Lindsey
motored to Regain Saturday.
The dance 1T the school house Fri.
day night was well attended.
Olaf Void called ut ]. Titles
Tuesday.
Miss Aletha johnson, teacher in
Rock Hill district, spent the week.
end at her parental home in Driscoll.
Guests Ut the Alvin Ghyllin home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Rasche and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Briien and family.
Stephen Monroe was = weekend
guest of Clayton and Clyde Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mccullough.
Doris, Irene and Kenneth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Mccullough and son, Clay.
ton, were guests st the VIM. Nc.
Cullough home Sunday.
w. II. Kolb called ct s. B. Olson's
Saturday.
Regain callers Friday were w. n.
Kolb, Stephen Monroe, Chas Mag
nuuson. Mr.. Carl Leuderholm and
Ernie Gordon.
Clayton ana Clyde Little hauled
: truck load u wheat to Rsgan Mon
The program given over HFYR.
Hoskins-l feyer, Sunday ard Monday
by Frank and Jack Of Fort Yates,
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Baldwin

Miss Esther GARNER Of Clear
brook, Mimi, who has been spend
ing some time with relatives in this
community, left for Bismarck the
fore part Of the week.
James Watkins and family, resi-.
dents Of Baldwin for a number Of
years, will move to their farm, north
Of Menoken this spring.
Nels Anderson, local section fore.
man, has returned from Hismarck
where he spent several days with his
wife and little son. The child OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Anderson il still crit
ically i'll with spinal meningitis.
Norman Fevold has returned from,
the Bismarck hospital where he
underwent an operation for append.
icitis.
Miss Eta Rupp Of Bismarck spent
a few days at the home OF relatives
in this community.
County Commissioner William
Fricke spent several days Of the past
week in Bismarck attending the con-
venticn of county commissioners.
H. H. Williams of Mandan passed
through here early in the week while
en- route to Minot where he attended
the bottlers' convention. Mr.. Will.
liams is president Of the Mandau
Beverage company.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the local telephone com.
pany was held in town Tuesday
afternoon. The dues for the ensu.
ing year were set at IS. Last year
they were Sc, but considerable i'm.
provement must be made in the
various lines this year.
Joe Kelley of Bismarck was here
Friday afternoon demonstrating the
new Ford car. +.
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DriscOll

Miss Aletha johnson spent the
weekend at the home Of her par.
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. johnson.
Mrs. c. Z. Ankrum visited with
Mrs. Geo. Haugen Monday after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Mcland Of
Sterling spent Saturday and Sun
day visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Olson and
son Warren and Elsie Meyer mo-
tored to Steele Saturday.
A few friends spent Tuesday af-
tternoon with Mrs. VIM. Meyers ty-
ing a quilt.
A birthday party was given Sun
day at the kuck home in honor of
Mrs. Kuck's and her daughter, Mrs.
Arnold Carlson's, birthday.
Mrs. Harley Leathers of Nc
kenZic spent Saturday visiting
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin johnson en-
tertained at cards and radio Satur-
day evening. A lovely lunch was
served at midnight.
Miss Esther Peterson, primary
lCdCHCI dt Happen SCnOOl, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
Peterson.
Miss Olga Peterson visited Friends;
in Bismarck for week. She re-
turned home Monday.
Mrs. Rasmussen left Tor Bis
marck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lewis and fam.
lily spent Sunday afternoon and eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. John.
son.
Mrs. A. NJ. Bruschwein enter
tanned the teachers Sunday in
honor of Miss Quams birthday.
Mrs. c. A. Swanson visited with
Mrs. VIM. Meyer Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Haugen spent Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. C. w.
Swanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Koon and
family motored out to the farm of
James koon Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Carr spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Newcomer.
Miss Madge Runey visited the r.
I. a. Friday. evening.
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BraddOck

NJ. P. Kaiser, who has spent con-
siderable time in st. Alexius hospital
this winter, came down to Braddock
for few days this week, returning
again the latter part Of the week
George Shepherd. county commits
sioher, was passenger to Bismarck
Monday to attend the state conven-
ton OF county commissioners.
J. j. Peterson Of the Hazelton
country was > Braddock caller Tues
b. E. Shepard Of the Bismarck
Telephone Go. made Braddock q
business call Monday and Tuesday.
The Woodman Circle met in SEES
sion in their hall Wednesday evening,
Jan. 10. After the usual routine Of
business .. lunch was served by
Mebdamee Sheswin and Savage. Ten
members were present. Tho next
meeting will Be held Wednesday
Afternoon, Feb. 1st.
A. j. Koenig, manager Of the local
Carpenter lumber yards, was I
passenger to Minneapolis Monday to
attend. the Iumbermeus convention
held in that city. He returned Sat
urdsy.
E. F. Savage spent the week IA
Bismarck taking electric treatments
On hts arm, which is very slow n
healing.
Miss Grace Lilleboe of EllendaIe
Normal school arrived in Dr9ddock
Friday 70 teach in the high school
Miss Lilleboe comes well recon.
haendod and we welcome her to our
town.
Tho AnaAias Club met in their
t6o1ns Thufsdsy evening. A goodly
pumber were present and report :
rood tins.
The LADIES' Ala o. the Methodist
church met at the home Of Mrs. G. +.
Barton 1hutoday afternoon. Owing
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was surely enjoyed By ew ryoas wha
listened in.
Guests at the W. H. Kolb home
Sunday were Mrs. v. N. Monroe,
Steve and ALLEN Tollivcr.
Ed Rasche and Mareen O'BYieu
lnotored to Regain Monday.
Charlie Rue was . Regain caller
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mccullough and
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Diamond At
tended the dance Ut the schoolhouse
Alfred Bouch visited with Clyde
Little Sunday.
Alec Anderson was . Rsgan cslleE
Thursday.
Earl Manning and Emma Coleman
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Diamond Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mailman en-.
tertained Is their guests ct dinner
Sunday, Mr.. and Mr.. J. F. Little,
Ruth, Phyllis and vergie.
Floyd Anderson visited at the
Ryeberg home Saturday.
Harry Diamond was buying cattle
in this vicinity last week.
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Dodge

John Meske was an eastbound
passenger to jamestown Saturday
where he visited at the home Of his
mother, Mrs. Gottlieb Meske.
Mrs. Fred Gleich upent a few
days at the home Of her SON and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Gleich.
Henry Grossman, who was visit
ing with his wife, who is i'll in the
st. Alexius hospital, returned to his
home Thursday.
Peter Treiss and j. T. Harvey
were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Treiss Sunday.
Jake Wisenberger, who was
transacting business in Mandan for
several days, returned Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Make and son
Wallace of Golden Valley visited
with friends Ill Dodge Sunday.
Rev. Harry James, who held re-
vival meetings in Dodge for two
weeks iii the summer Of 1924 and
also in the year Of 1926 1926, has
recently finished conducting revival
meetings in Memphis. This will
take the wind out Of the sails of
the rumor that has been going
around that Rev. James has gone
back into the theatrical business
again.
Mrs. John Swan and granddaueh
ter Ida Of Bismarck are visiting
several days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Gabriel Marquardt. Mrs.
Swan is the mother Of Mrs. Mar
quardt.
Judd Hayden, who has been
transacting business in Mandan for
some time, returned to his home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Doffee Of
near Halliday were guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Gross
man Sunday.
John Stern, who was transactiug
business in Jamestown for 4 few
days, returned to his home Friday.
Mrs. Roy Burgess was an after
noon guest at the orme Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Siverts Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Wiedmayer,
who sepnt several days at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Entzel. re-
Rev. E. E. Matteson preached q
turned to their home at Zap Mon
day.
splendid sermon on John 8-16.
Those present enjoyed the sermon
greatly. Rev. Matteson will again
conduct services February the 5th
at $3.50 p. m.
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Sanger

Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Shumsky
and children spent Sunday at the
Pete sheumsky home.
The p. T. A. meeting held Friday
evening at the P. r. Matteson home
was we'll attended. After the busi-
ness meeting the evening was spent
in playing progressive whist. Mrs.
Gilbert Gullickson and Archie Ander-
son winning prizes. The hospitality
committee served q dainty lunch.
The meeting was greatly enjoyed
by all. On February 18th the asso-
ciatior will meet at the w. B.
Richs 'dson home and the entertain
ment committee are planning val
entine party for the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Boardmau and
f;.mily returned Friday ev< ming from
a visit at Mrs. Boardman's parents,
who reside near Underwood. They
crossed the ice going over, but were
obliged tc detour arounl Bismarck
in returning.
Ralph "jack" Mccain left Mon.
day morning for New York City in
respor e to q telegram from Leo
Flynn, Jack Dempsey's manager.
Flynn has a number Of important
bouts. arranged for Ralph. During
Dempsey's raining for the --'u..ney.
Dempsey bout Ralph acted as one
of Dempsey's pairing partners and
will no douoht continue in this ca.
pacity. Ralph has scores Of friends
throughout the slope country who
wish and predict q great success for
the Oliver county pugilist.
Tom .-cCan.. az ompanied his son
Ralph to Mandan Nor 'ay .iorning
where the latter started on his
journey eastward.
Mr.. and Mrs A. F. McMasters
were passengers to Bismarck Tues.
day morning. M. McMasters has
been very i'll for several DAYS and
went to Bismarck to consult q
physician.
A. l.. Hove Of Alert Lea, Mimi,
arrived in Sanger Monday e.ening
for short visit Mt the A. b. Peter
son home. Mr.. Hove is brother Of
Mrs. Peterson's.
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Tuttle

Miss Bertha Paswalk returned
from Bismarck Monday morning
having spent the weekend with her
sister, Miss Rhoda Paswalk. Miss
Rhoda recently underwent a.. oper.
alton at the St. Alexius hospital, but
is reported doing nicely.
The following 1Mttleites are at
the county seat this week, having
been called there for grand jury
duty: Hans Hegdahl, Herbert Lun.
deem, f. b. Sorenson, Tom Thomp.
son, w. S. McCabe and Hans John
son.
Geo. Whitford of Tarpen, arrived
Monday to assume his duties as
depot agent here.
The dance given at the opera
house Monday evening was we'll at.
tended. A good time was reported
but many were disappointed because
the Jackie Sherman orchestra did
not appear. 1t was reported that
car trouble prevented them from
keeping their appointment as
scheduled.
DR.. j. r. Ostefield made a business
trip to Jamestown.
Chas. Neustel, who has been relief
agent here. departed or Dawson
tuesday morning, where he will be
employed at the depot.
Gus Jacobson came down from
Bismarck Monday to transact bust
ness:
Lester Kennedy arrived for a
visit with friends and relatives. He
has been employed at Bemidji, MINI.
The Tappen high school boys
played basketball here Monday eve
ming. The score was to ~ in favor
Of the Tuttle boys. This victory
was a surprise to the local fans, as
the lutte team was short three Of
their good players. Two Of the
players were disqualified by not
passing all their examinations and
one was seriously injured in the
game with Dawson and was unable
to play. The substitutes did re-
markaply well and everyone enjoyed
the good, clean game that was
played.
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news OF our NDCnBORS

but still has to 60 with the sleigh
on the south because Of the poor
|! condition the road is in.
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60 before a coroner's jury Saturday
to give intimate details of the life
of Elfrieda Knaak, pretty book
agent, in an effort to assist the
jury in reaching an official conclu-
son as to Miss Knaak's death.
Miss Knaak died here last week
of burns received in the furnace of
the Lake Bluff police station. She
insisted that she had burned her.
self to purify her love" for Charles
Hitchcock, night policeman at Lake
Bluff and former actor.
But just be fore she died, Elfrieda
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: THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

board of the AUTHORIZATION So
ciety of America.
{ "Alfred E. Smith or Joseph T.
Robinson still have a chance for
the presidency" Neibling told the
United Press.
He explained 1t like this:
eve expect to file an injunction
against Hoover because of his al
legged non-residence."
According to Neibling, in the
event of Hoover being disqualified,
Smith would be the next choice
because Charles E. Curtis, Vice
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BRITISH TO EXPEND
100000 ON VOTE

Biggest Political Struggle in Ma
tions' History Set for 1929.
BIZ United Press
LONDON, Nov. 9.-The biggest
political struggle in Britain's his
tory, to cost approximately $7000,-
900, is in prospect for the general
elections of next spring or summer.
About two thousand candidates
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gasped out, ooh, how could they
do it?" It will be the jurys task
to decide whether she burned her
self, working herself into a psychic
condition insensible to pain, or
whether, as her last words might
indicate, she was assaulted and
burned by other persons.
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New Cabinet in Portugs.

By United Press
LISBON, Portugal, Nov. 9.-The
government crisis caused Ky the
resignation of the cabinet has been
ended. Premier Jose Vincente de
Frietas formed a new cabinet today,
with Oliviera Salazar continuing as
financa minister
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President elect, could succeed only
Hoover. He also pointed out If
Governor Smith refused the Office
on such a basis, that Senator Rob-
inson would be next in line.
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Cyclone Levels Cemetery

By United Press
UDINE, Italy, Nov. 9.-Trees were
uprooted and scores Of tombstones
leveled in the cemetery of the COM
mune Of San Daniele Del Friule to-
day by cyclone which caused con-
siderable damage.