of Our World
A ‘Production of iron
“,3 5 in with a_
sine output ‘of 86.000 tons valued;
3092.000. . g
America has declined the inn- -__
gjon of France to Mk? P“ ll‘.
be exhibition of Fine A’Arts int
Paris next April. i f
A captain of the French air sort’-f;
iuplanstomakeanon-IMP nllllll
(.200 kilometers to establish at
Ft world's record. _ g
righting bessn Ilnlin st Sham-.
‘ yesterday when lisleh-Yuanf
some new territory _and‘.

. bated several villages. E ?
‘nu. Augtgglign population is now-
aud is increaa' at

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.Dnring the four mmtha
nhubeeninaction Ger-‘
paid 283.230l00° 80”
A rks in reparstionsvpayllenta

earlythisrnorll

an adjoining

‘A 9 mm, ‘aid Ademnnd in 1924, either to increase the revenue or de-
pm wuied about ;55,431,ooo_ crease the cost of operating ex-'
' penses," Baker said. He sailed to, -.--————
bu. ‘ this that many state ndqsartments
' had
a “- apportionment: and this rnustccasc.

‘fog. so tbict that it‘

those of late ‘Decem

settled over London. .‘.The foe.
. i 1 E

nggrlyaslhlck
out.

    
  
   
  
  
  

By lifting 335 1-2 pounds over
a French soldier

Gernun. .

At the thirty-sixth animal Tour-
the Los Angeles Chamber of
as its exhibit.

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3.

riflmm--

biennial period, after deducting for} WIN-
?the support of public schools, will

its when yur.
n¢.A runnin
now
‘A

{he worm.‘ wcithbufginz to make the folio
Theformcr record  ml. (r [R032 01

1 Of ‘D828 htld in Pasadena. 14,-‘;
I X
had a dingible made of .
. . turc

Btmrd of AAa'rieulInre. This

American shoes valued at $850.3 band an
mg to the S2311’ F

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comment, mssoUR1,~MoN'.y, JANUARY m,_1§2'_§ A

 

BAKER URGES‘ _
ECONOMY FOB
”°VE“¥“W“'*‘ .. .. ..

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NEW GOVCTDOT SEW DOWD; pa. ‘gang; 30.31, (.5, 
Pofiues of  in 5  and lnesday, except unsettled

  a ra-
  . -————— a‘ of coo nines bis the‘
MANY CHANG ADVISED; 13:1. temperaturcat:onighn:‘will or
_—._—... ‘  above zero, 12 degrees.
‘‘Revenue of State Cannot: Vest. 22 deems east. and 18 def
Cover Expenditures ‘ '" ”-M"
Under Present
System."

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1 During the last 24 hours light to‘.
‘moderate snows fell over Kansas.‘
.Ol:lahoms and the northern part of
;Texas. At 7 o'clock this morning it ‘'
was snowing over Missouri north

I

lly l'nit.l l'ra---. .
Jl-1i~'l~1~:llS().\' ClTY._Ho., Jan. 12.
‘ nun: '

lto llrnneaota. and east up to
- 3 10 K0V¢'mm¢|fi'—l»h¢‘ Ohio onward to the Atlantic. It is
‘.n'z:t'  85 (hit adhered ‘O  ‘mu  Kgntncky to 

t
the nzxticnul administration-was, Cgjuflug, gnd rginhw gouthwggd foL
clan-n as the policy of the news}-‘1og-mg,

-set

b prising German‘ '

any is no dmns the "alt state zzrltxinistration in the inangu-’ 5.5.",-9 an obtging 5.. Mann.»
--nltnishk W "P"‘°"" ral addrws 9! Sam A. Baker. vhichj sets and the Dakotas. and about
the he delivered at noon toda

)‘- ;8¢l'0 to northern nsas. It is
“The estimated rcvgnng fur the‘. Wlfllllllfl up somewhat to the west-
Seasonahle cold obtains in
Ethe lower ri

man: not sufficient for the? el'- A
g expenses of the state as} Data for Columbia: Highest tom-
opera ' _ _ Aperaturc yesterday was :0; lowest
Our ram pmmein, then, is; last night 27; precipitation. 0.11.‘
:One year ago highest. 28; lowest,
‘.5; precipitation, 0.00.

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a custom of exceeding their

 PROHIBITION To
BE CELEBRATED

Urges Many Changes.

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in the interest of economy the
new governor urged the Legislature A
M _A . _ ;‘,§‘§,°_",‘_“",,;;,,,,,_,? Fifth Anniversary Will
tel ‘ h- federal '
lr-dlthrtmgth’ at as count‘-‘:::'.'nthroug‘  Be  by '
-  -1 ~t ~---‘ ' W. c. T. U.

..

(‘on-nradstioa of labor bureau. 
C department and Bareau cl‘:

ilI2rfw,!“wn I The fifth anniversary of national
3- '-"1'-=‘5°" "' ‘I °°"‘*'“” ‘f ‘|'''_‘‘"‘'’. constitutional prohibition will be
to I (1't‘(f lchvltfii of 15 8510 ‘  next -d‘ ‘t 

would give the
opportunity to give its attention

:o'clock in the evening at the Baptist
! Church. The program will be un-

° 1 houtimi or the Library Cass-mission! dc, we uupgces of the W C T U
t'd"¢ ya“ lam‘ appoint ent of a state I». 1 . ° ' ° '
‘ ,. . . 7 The Will 2 3
mac -n the united St-to *- *°"' s- ----«-»n at 0» ‘?°'"' ';‘f"';;_’?~ ........‘” . ° . " .. . “' ... ' ..... . .‘.’.°..“.‘T..“.’”2.?."’.‘.....
in coutdrles. reports show =1. j1"';_;'_“‘ ;;"°;"‘,;;"’,_, ,,; ,,,,%a.n.... ............ .. -am.
! {finance   l"’l,'50‘Da'kI.nICIQd.Aodleo¢:‘e‘u;‘ct;':¢"r‘t
-‘bold or the steamer 5. Abolition of all hoards not mutter; ‘"9 ---------- ~- - -
; . _ "1 ‘ "tub ,n' .'’“m* ,3, Bole. Victory . . . . .. rs. J. W Sehvsbe
bfikfl in’ ‘£373 . «‘.' T M ‘ ° §Wbat the National Prohibition l.aIr

aft_er_ over-n:nm7ng the ship

 
 
  
 

‘so-re-..
‘ad ‘gr. 2. Repeal of the laar Kl“!!! 59°35“

ease to the United states
.. Rev.

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‘rorisingtlzsgassengers A mu-an to sin» adsaoh  1-1:"-:_£!u~.-l'T’§i‘1'.

- W‘ use‘ cask: Icpa!&h.'-'--“"""‘ “V ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ";
| ‘D3 , '.’_";_,M,.‘,,¢u..|auvpnridingtbatth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..Ber.l..WbIaith
his recent illnessfind plans; - I‘ ‘mm_u__,m,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.._ mroiu 8ochlWelfane.....,.... A
g. “tug cabinet ' tomor- “jg; ' ' ,“ 7.7,. ,.i., shield not up ............ .. . Ir. 1. u....sa1-..-
,¢, '.-- '. . , - .
Ks mom pm.‘  ‘.J‘ L“. ‘Mun b  M  w  . - . . . . . . .. AUMCCK
' R - . m. M, ,_,,_n ,5,,,,,‘‘, “.3, .54, Life of Our I-eviblic Is Dependent Us» A
yes: of the -Allld adfifflwfl. _ ¢"-"W '. an ‘:1 mm.-“ht go.» {pl on Observance . . . . . . . . . . . . .. -
l)ecla}iagA that marriage is not d'_;",_,§,_. ,A.,.,.,,,,,,,,,-,.,,, gases. in baker‘ ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Dr. strat-no D. nmua.

feasible in this age. ,a§ABrooldyn
, pastor suggest. that marruce law.
and customs may have

conditions.

‘ . A cafe proprietor in St.
was arrested by state fish and

game wardens yesterday when the)‘

found ‘him with two otlnrs eating

quail. the season for which ended

December 31. ,

A stone carved “To the Unknown
lsoldicr” was recently -placed in_
arsaw by some unknown person.

‘to its mysterious appearance
the Polish people lay wreaths of '
flowers befiorc it. %

Thomas D. Schall, blind senator-
elect from Minnesota, discovered a
-firein the ‘basement of his home
.last night by rouowins "9 W.
- scent ‘of smoke. The rest of the
fsmilyuhsd retired. V i

Jules Jusscrand's twenty‘-l\\’0-3'91‘?
uambassadorship to United
States was hmored last nllthl bi‘
a farewell dinner, said to be l:€m°
iniscent of America's farewell to
‘ plaafsyette over a century ago. 0 .
Diners in the Ritz-(hrlton lio-A
' tel in Philadelphia ceased cation:
[jun-aday night to attack a¢cit)'3
magistrate who was a tempting 

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London. has

the duties of recorder of deeds. l 8"“ ‘flan.’ . _ A _ .-wt,“ nguwgg 15; ; lchosen as his new aid at the State

raid the lace in ¢°nn°¢1i°D ""“‘- . . 1. A bl to. us! mm hem, years of payments at this rate toss‘ tivities in which the two, , ,5, p 1.1- Schools” will la:,ClBCl5lT ooulrr uni lneouunonts snow!-o villa-cub

liquor-lsw violations. 3 .A ,h}_h.w:::,f;l,..‘):gig::::j’¢:‘n tyvhich pttvilll -1?" A ,_ -?.h§I;:;tcrBT;h¥E1 M:-fexhaust the American claims. {l:l?d'kc:' as§ociations and the Col-,§i::,t,,,Z:g in gflmjfgu V1.7 ’ DIVORCE SUITS TODAYlhis'pollclol and dllpd  or‘

'I A \'iLIclIltIl!'8l 805151! 5" b‘-’i,“‘ini:llcc unit-ailments to Article VII of £335.." . three-act comedy, some-l "-Regarding her claim for wafilcgc of Airrit-‘|Il¢°!'° 9"” “°‘'''' “'18. Smlth.‘Excclsior'SpringI: Wo F-irnhau Gnu A" f u‘ “,:l’°"u°" ‘” we gum ‘
§°"t»'8"i3'~'d 5"’ 5L M05‘ '~"~ ,""_"""tthc Constitution. on sunraae ‘'’‘“time during the first week in Feb-ldnmncvs out of the nlrmmts 1°:"-'_'"“'d- 3"‘-‘h 0‘ ""‘,'h” ‘° d°.l(nox. st. Charles; “V 3- Q“3'“"'s .Jsd¢e Darla If. If for .13; uanas . 4
1 ';K"'l_’9" T‘)? “"9 P'°d“"“°" °f -’°'°°'i election. which was voted upon last'.,.uu.}.A The for the produc-» be made by Gci;nssny' under the with 019 5051' And Elf‘! C105 W073‘ gun, Jefferson City: T. B.‘  A ~ - ; “-Asnmcmx. Ju_ u‘__‘h,,, 1

)3 '5 595, lb“ ""3 mPmh°"’ "°EFcbrusry. a part of the state laws. “on are in the hands of a com-lDaw_cs plan. the United States willlnow being earned on. isedgg, . " p 7 no“ at man,‘ lion 1 gouty“. 0 u,

iattcmpting to emulate the _ex-; urges Better oreement. lmmu compued of )1", J. cqrecelsc 2 1-4 per cent of the an-; Edward Buder of St. Louis, who «Looking at the _l-‘nture will be‘. ‘a ham‘ a'uha'.'G.mm‘ "fin, 3, .9-_

iample of Congressman Ell  fljfiem 5; . dgqppeatcd feellng':Gfif{ 11,‘ Gear‘. 3;-gwn and: nun] pgyments dunng the entuels chairman of the  6013-‘ am Subject of .   ‘Can. ipo-mfl ‘uk..d” ‘D 0'...‘ 8'.”

gflarylsnd. - among our people W‘ “'9 *‘”""L'°,ura o. w. Boutwell. bfrs. Ches-:P¢"°d or openucyn of _tbe_ plan.,n3fit_°e otltlbe fine 05*”! m.c.n.Juoq.rouowmenocIt)nr1-31 «I; .,.he,,o,,,,,m f ,,.,,, heugxain. . .

; trstion of justice. for those 17 0;“, Yggget is directing the I-or-k~_‘l‘his P¢"-‘°m«I8‘e is limited. how-_cIatIon. W1 8C _ talk. President Btratton . ro0“;umu°mh‘: , ’D“i. “J51, a, “,7 mm. 333,‘ n W
: Xtoiled has n. -seek it’ and for those who deserve.“ nu, fever. to 45.000.000 gold marks an-fmeeting. prominent bankers will tau “How a City ASBPEIWIIICI.-3a‘a.n In 0"“. W. G“'on:;u,,,,4 wggoduuwgy 1,." g.g.,_ I

- - lit isslowerand more cumbersome! The proceeds of the play wiB3m1I-“)‘- i"**°"1ub°l*°"“',-“'0'”-°"‘“‘dent FeelsWhenIieGetsto I. - G G‘ _ J G 1‘ --~-..--——-- g

i N" '0'‘ am’ ‘am °d'wr of-"5 ‘d are ex nsive than it Shwldlbe plied to a fund for the equip-3 "“""““‘“‘* shlsdlson. who a dlractof of“!-'83‘ uni",-guy " ‘ l"' J““‘ ' ’ °' hl'"l3' ” - , ,‘
Aipaper ordered a story of a certatn§:.‘._ 3“  1 '3 I we l 1- in wt ‘°dge.3;JlZD(3E SHAW 11) Rl'l\' AGAlN'dcu1m,..1 wmmgugm, of the Am". r ' who i. the hairs. H. G 3. Morris I»: ‘w_ A N, :1, 1g,.,§g|‘. 
W lenxthyhot whenthe awn’ N‘, ' ." ' ' ‘r ;,,lm?,°1(; 5L ymph, nu, Thoma‘ '  .- ' licsn Banker-s'Associstion. and F. C. ,P”k,,.,,gh.pu-ogra . llspedrE"°'l" V" 959959 ;Jsmesig..ugagtcbsrlesBVIhI3'8l'!""'. p
rived he ‘ii-°°'<="*d “W the W "°.“"’ "° "“' "° "M 'c P ‘ ‘C ntate ident f the ac-?A"‘ ''°''''‘' *5“ W" 5“ “Tonal! at Louisville. Ky‘. one of the subject. “How aCit7 snout-‘ "° ”‘°°a°°‘ """.¢ . e - .
"’°' "'“' "'”“‘”‘ “"’°"" ""”“"‘ i" 3""-‘d bulfim we ‘me by “i fict:“sn'Ioa;.8 inmiisaourll is sport °m°°°' 5'’ ““"""" . Km vice-Presidents of the auocir "..’.'....a...« has to “'3'” "- 3' W"“‘ ""“"‘a=*' """'l . '''“f“'° . 7 ~ 1.
‘was too" mu’, A soctauon was maltirt a series o xfi we t to in row! Judge W I). Shave: announced -n_ Be'Gwa_wr_.. : Calvin vs. Calvin: J ‘'41 31. A a esndlktpisr *

A The paper was already late in~'surV¢)'8 and arsed the 1-<=l""""°'a”';¢ ‘MW 9 ‘his candidacy for re-election to the’ _-.._._...... - _ The mm“ mm," ,, .5, bill: vs. Carl nuts: .001: nan-.Ati. smug. “.3...

going to*presa, so there was noAtoco-operatewtthtliem. .  ___.____0¢5°°L ‘office of pobcecourt iudge today.; CENTRALIA-ARBSIDENT DIES _ a ‘u had Kkbvmc Ieyvs. Ifaelt DaIley;,ABardos l'ogle,u.., 1. ug_

R ,,,,.,A 5,. «(firmly believe in the W“"""' not con utwon C!fAltG£fJudsc Shaw was 2! ever -;;--- 3,, '°°“ °"   ‘ '- WW‘ 5 708*‘ 30"!‘ 3-: ---e--0---.--. ~ .-

aliouad space.‘cf local -alt-rovernmwt fguzw; lcial election held on April 16 of unit" "" °""’° “ "“' """" ° ““ ""'~ . '’°''“'*'— “:5 ’°"",l-0'13 90"’ ATV 003539933
, = ' ‘ ' ‘   1‘; 3 ‘ D Amino ' \‘ -----:----‘- -- '4
t for rat-:;':'sm. mm‘,f_‘{f,',;,“**,,3f_., 5:." ,,_.Q,,,,":,“ _ '°‘§’”,,m',,,‘,°,,,,,,,,_,,,,,n,:LEd_A 1.?-Car-ter.d5 nan oid.aiea,Tv-C-"C:'ri":.-:,A-II-I 8», - Alzicfifivsh-°.&.;';”_ ,,_,,:rarusta.a.1V|lna..sasAtor —,’.
psi-tmentssbouldlbe pe ‘£3 30 “‘m’,h“°dna-~‘_"d' ‘ho did he V“ ;,,earlyr‘e‘stte|x,'.dayafta:!noonofpuieo-‘ Accept“ my w.‘5""°” “IL ”__‘§$,.‘fiA]fgg‘NEfl'gtd_av|.‘ 5'  . 

"l'heI-iarltook‘a‘Sootchl|ll'll'."i°“‘°d ",?“"". °""‘ l‘7"‘°"°““ °‘’"‘ ‘‘’‘'’'.‘° = ‘ 2' 5' c...¢.-.3.’-lngiggisritsasotber I0 -- -3 . ‘ ""’ ’
-   . Apouceumcaaia. h_e icharseof Howard r.:aa:m indicated wgwmfiwuffifim t_o;°.d,,,,,,,,,..,,A,,-,...,.,, ;.
whip ‘gggvoshbllsbment of-home rule i°"1.ssotuIddtosiamonthsln " ifie gouugtup for city attos-aey3"’b' . 'sL ,°u|- .'.A§Ag,.... p,
9* ".: citlasboaldnotinvolvs nor sar- 3.“, . “,5, 9....‘-,.a.,.;....,,s,llr-0-rt-rt’-|'°'Ii' .'4°"' “"'
. . tr codes 5.. ...,.g 3. to . neither was ablsto ll
-— mow...“ °°'*“2.°':..""'... .....'°*- .:.‘-..."=:-.°=:....**--a’t0=-r- -»-.2; ~-.---- 5.: 3 .. ....-.:.'=~.....v-.-.-.4... .. .....~m--.--. -
test @0065’! at !,tu1a.as y"auou-ncy. ‘ V V-0 ‘;,.g.,,'
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- . - afhislifeinthatoa- use
AW“! ‘*9 9'9‘? ‘‘°l‘‘'‘’toi-qov-esnhy‘o:f':!Il 59!’ 1'3"" hasdqIIartaut(l;at';'hshsdaomeboot-..,.afls_cy.;Iater. . _5"~'-’:'."h‘u°&‘n..u.'_‘_..'..‘”fi.3,-“a¢¢g.,..._-.
w I 1. ', fim. QUIT‘ TI fflfld .‘ -  . - -~ .. _ .  V '
Turn hit a stone. and start a wmgm A A tbenuiabcr mag“; .. W.    fig dub.-la”
- O .0‘ W  lfl  ‘nr':;flIW. . _ “I3  No, my  'm'I  '   A ‘ ‘
nowever,;hst this: L nsd¢.‘u.¢1.aegedrdnngs A .
:rndsrsoa‘- "0:-I--I -Iiv-‘T ." .."   “.2: -*-* ' 
' A ' 5;‘si".‘.': Kc ;":-‘l.‘.--" . }= 0':-r‘    "3; O ‘ l :7 .4; ‘. l . " ' ~ ‘O W.’
-_.V ,'..;j‘..(-‘':','-'...'- I ‘»‘-,- _.;.-.__._ '7‘  ~ '

A to be governor spoke on the following:
changed to meet changlnz 9°53‘ St.-

I
Eminent Americans on Law Ohser\’anrv-

the . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Nine Character-
i Sung, Work for Enforcement  Audience
.Co-ope-ration. the Secret of 50:66.‘)  -
Gene ‘ Starts-ll

opinion. l\s~ Katie-zl to lrndcr ?.¢'f'V‘|1'¢'-
Denlinz with state -subfltu

- ~  . . . . . .. 1-.
 R3?"  08¢-ring .. rur tuiian stem... s.-.
" D0 P8 ‘"8 ° ‘ lstive rum:

Louis cr a-astcfulncss, and extravazlflc’ on-an: Christian Soldiers Audie:-or

by a state officer can well be P!‘€'1 Benediction
med by legislation. ’

“The ‘tendency to accept ft!
from the fc2;ienlds<_:;[emm:'*'~ond‘_
certain speci ic a H‘! tea 0 c .

tion that the state match the federal? mm Th”
armrupriationhdollar fa: dfilggxhig Lu‘ week .
ml‘ 0l’l“l°“- “5 3°“ ” . . ' , Tom Kennedy, city street commis-
He recommended that ever)‘ Slmllllr. . been “in a ‘great
appropriation be investigated thor-;:r°:;:: dime “fly this ‘morning in
' ‘removing the‘ snow that fell last
night and today. A crew of men has‘
‘been keeping the croslinss 09*";
;and removing the snow from the

C
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'° our GRADER user) To annoys  
r ssow raou STREETS

700 W-'agon Loads of Ice
alien From Easiness Sec-

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“If we are to look for substantlll
relief to taxpayers. the Offlh
gov;-rnniental cost of countries a
municipalities must be reduced “flanges of e street sew A
n.- p(iinl,f'fl,0|1l. that the count)’ alt. Kennedy said that this work
lTt'a."lll't'l‘ could well be cispeflfiedi would continue as Ions 85 ll"? 330*’
with by turning U"! *0“ °"°’ molssts. More than seven hundred.
the county court. City assessors*:‘,“o,,1o.dg of ice and snow were
cur. be abolished by Wfllmg  from the business section
work over to count)’ 3“°"’°” ‘ndllaxt week. John N. Tail?’ KNIT’:
the county collectors could take overgmiued the city to dump this snow;
the work of the city tax collectors.g‘.,,d .ice on a lot which he owns,
lie alto pointed out that the offices! 9“, the pwwgfm, 
of county collector and county 82- -—-+— ,'»
scissor could be combined and that:REBEKAli8 TO PR1-INT PL!“ 9
the circuit clerk could well perform

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lg-ht‘ northeast portion; colbn

-governor and other A
‘the incoming officers, membsrs,of

: ant-governor-elect.
.into 06'

Proceeds to Be Used to 1mpr'ove:°““°“

§SAM A. BAKER 

LNAUGURATED
AS c0vER1EAnR

Takes Oath of office at
Noon Today inllouse
of Representatives’
Chamber.
37TH CHIEF Exactrrm.-2
New Leader 13 Fourth
Republican to Head

Stats.-—Is Native
Missourian.

lly a S '
Jl-II-‘
Sam A. Baker was inau

mas on-rupond-est.
‘ERSON CITY. Jan. 12.
gurated

his band upon a Bible giien him by
his mother thirty years ago, and
pled '

l
I

 before,
-; W ,
l
. was 730.
lwoomutn AN
mm:

‘2Get“8peeiaIs"in
Anew:-ecord

the postofiice yesterday a
352 special delivery letters were
received. more than have ever
boan received here
according
the postmaster.
previous record for one d y

One Day.
was made at

in one day
to l’.

‘J.
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D ROYAL
BBO

‘lg’!-'oarA8t.ste and Our National om?

K8 T0 INSTALLA

-,cer to Be Present at Event

9
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‘.

January 16.
The Modern Woodmen of America

{and their auxiliary organisation, the

fkoyal Neiglbors

of America. are to

have a joint installation of officers

;-.at the Odd
lllllht. January 1
The

Fellows Hall

6.
re will be a drill by the teams

Alof each order. I.. ll. Warner. !ll.z‘.‘.('

{deputy of the

Modern Vfoudmt-ii,

lira. Mae E. Moore of Kansas City.

gatste supervising deputy
governor of Missouri in the chant-:8oyal Neighbors, and Mrs. Anna )1.
her_of the House of Rem'eserita- Shepherd, supreme manager. and :1
tires at noon today. when he placed “national officer of the organization minigu-‘(ion Association‘

ll be present.

of the

I s
'1
g Four or five reels of motion pic-

himself to fulfill the du-  of the hlodern Woodmen Sana-

tics as chief executive of the state. lfiorium at Woodman, Colorado, will '

Chief Justice w. w. Graves of
the Missouri Supreme Court ad-
ministered the oath The ' g
state of!’

the Supreme Court, members of the
Gcneral Assembly and as many
other persons as could crowd into
the wings and gallery of the cham-
ber witnessed the inauguration.

A military band in the gallery
above the speakers’ stand played
no
I.
llydc. entered the hill]. escorted by
a joint committee of the Senate
and House.

A salute of seventeen
boomed forth from the capitol plans
as the oath was taken.

Lieutenant-Governor

and in
introduced his successor.
Hyde and Baker were given ova-

trons.

Governor Baker began his ad-
dress immediately. After its con-
clusion the other elected '
with the exception of the
were

ice. Phil A.

P
on

a-a t

facunoarris-govsnn-A
ment was the central theme of the
» new governor's address. '

Baker. a. native Missourian, ‘;is

the fourth Republican to be elected’

governor of the state. Although he
is the thirty-seventh governor, he is
the thirty-sixth man to hold office.
as Johx. Miller of Cooper County
held the office twice between 1825

and 1832.
A reception will be held at the
governor's mansion te this aft-

:"E&mfEmif&RKs
TO U. S. YEAR].

Agreement on the
Dawes Plan.

157 United Pro-:“~

PARIS. Jan. l2.—The
gold marks yearly out of the Dawes
payment, according to an

announced ecmiofficially.
ments are to begin in 19
cinl announcement is expected

The my-

financial conference.

for the cost

 

a I

fbc shown.
I is
.- r

.‘
. I
l

1

i The Yello

l~ flug

been purchased
Red Top Cab C0,.

mg «
CO. IS BOUGH *

by
one

go! the largest companies in the

‘state doing a taxicab business.
guns 3

l

E.

. Pflug. president of the company, . 1°“
looking over the proposi-

' sided over the inaugural ceremonieswnyi, comp.“ ope,-“es yeuow and A _
ggd G031;-nag Hydg,‘  Top ab‘ in cities in low‘. n- A‘  supanntendents of the Suite.

B°l'h.linois and Missouri.

Hr. Pflug took possession of the
§ company Saturday night at 6 o'clock
A a

nd left Robert
f Re ex

tory to repaintthe cabs and
l“d‘"-'l°‘l them a thorough going-over.

39009“ ‘'u.' ‘, The company has six cabs in
‘ 3718'-ltllflted 85 1l¢l1l»¢1||m‘8°"¢l'T'°3‘-3, operation and five new ones njll be
‘It! 2:30 o'clock in the-Senate chant-.' died 35 soon 35 delivery can be
‘ ' ‘ from the factory. ' °

Hopper in charge.

give

This

3' ‘has succeeded in ‘every ‘town

r .
‘ it has
‘ His.

llAhDLED
M. G. P»-color

Business in

he sum
handled

of

R >'t.-r-

made in March.
Th

operated in. Mr. Pflug says. 5
7«l3.36 IN TA

 

XES
HERE IN MONTH

Makes Report of

His Office for
in

to all

of $418.7-£3.36 was A_ H
for the county in Doccm- ~“""' """""'"'*
her, 192-1. according to the reports ‘I.
M. . Proctor.
Boone County. The collector's year
does not end with
The annual report will be

collect or f or

the

: e December funds were appor-
tioned to the fol

diers‘ bonus. $5,982.95; pensions for

hospital. $35,954.01:
an dbridgcs; $550.65:

lO“'lllK lllflffll 50f‘ "11‘lr.:l:':fi'mn’ L “_(..“n"_‘ u-hum.“ Thg ngw   be  M to  
45m. Taxation, and school Support" - lighted. with eight windows on one St Jama
‘the blind, 8.-'i.::97.l0; state revenue. Prof. C. II. McClure, stair Teacl-co’ Cob. side and small. hid! ones at 
:81 23'‘ r-). . Th  Outlook"-—-Charles A.“';.::E ‘bus {.u;n‘i;:'n‘ ,:    L.’ gun.‘ r"“ ; '
' "O" Conn‘) lav. stltr superintendent uf ochfirln. dff- c 0"". wn. ‘y‘ °m_prc‘cr‘  ’.n- 
county folds h_,_°,, UUA V ’ ’ tilt board In llllt the lltlll. ll’) the the gnnouncgd ngigngfion gf fig;-g. '
special road‘ "The ma: or Ilsl-ansiun o.n.A||ser§0 schoolrooms should come from the-‘ury of sure fiu‘},¢._~ ‘g
:54‘-““°°"r ”’ C' "‘ ""‘“' “""""" ‘'7 back and side of the room. A 1348! P!‘¢PI!‘0d to'take one .c.

and bridges; 8550.65; special road

‘ $223,003.06;

The

and

United $1,068.24 and drainage and levee
states has been accorded 52,000,000 6'imi¢t8- 36-594-0‘-‘~ ‘
—....—.?—Q——.———.: _

me. To note C()l\'pf-JR!-ZNQE llEREj:’:°;‘;‘:’:maner. with PM “am .1... be 6 by 1

meat reached today. British circles Committee of state Bankers Assn.‘ 510.99,, '

J to Meet

26. Offi-A

Jan. 19.

ltlthc Missouri State Bankers‘ Asso-um,“
tomorrow's plenary session of the ciation will hold a general confer-lxjgdcymeyer will have as
cnce bare January 19 with‘ the agri- -
Priority richts to cash P¢)'m9M5 cultural commission of the Ameri- Mksom-5 .3 .

..__._——.__,

com-» -

calendar , ""

’_

ANEW GOVERNOR f
 WILL ADDRESS;
MEETING HERE

Baker and President:
Brooks to Speak to

School Association
Jan. 30.

‘ Two OUT-OF‘-STATE MEN Am
A. L. Thre1keld,—Graduate§

of M. U., and Dr. J.
Judd Also on
Program.

I

be among the principal speakers on-
V the programs: of the Twelfth Annual j
A Meeting of the Missouri School Add

be held in

There will be lwu

speakers on the
N

to Dean The first will

1.. Threlkeld, assistant superintend-' P130110 colnmtmltll-50h. fl 30851 T30‘
in D¢fl\'gf_. lll this vicinity, Ixfifdlflg l»0 MISS
Mr. Threlltcld, a former student of Potter.

cm of public schools

the University 0 Misso

formerly superintendent of
in Chillicothe. Before going
vcr he was

U1’!

The other out-of-town speaker,
' C. H. Judd. director of

will be Dr.
education at the University of

on American Education."
The officers

Joseph; v
man, Nevada; an

ere are about 700 members.

which will ' in operation.” Iiss
Columbia January 80
out-of-state 1 asun-
progrsm, according

, was ‘"""'”""""" .1 ‘
~=*'°°'=i OR Y-O ‘ A '
,0 M F T I\E Rh

5 for five years president
 Red Top Cab C0. :£ct:'ci0h1l1ssoun_.‘_statt- Teachers As-
’ Promises Improve-

ments.

“,-‘(stag (:0.  Columbi‘ t‘af!f_l- DOCt0T  ‘fll  OD 
the subject of ‘The hffect of Expansion

of the Missouri
School Administration are the fol-'
' resident, C. A. Greene. St.
ice-prt-.~;idcnt. F. 8. Eagle-

umi 

'
4
J

- .»-- »——._..

__ usher 'eelt. l *7‘- H‘
..“:?..‘.". ......"' “"‘ ‘ 9G0

wssnmcrox Jan. :2... v V’  ~
:1:-.:::'; .°:*:.#°:;":.A:.:.*;:.::'*" 4; ESTED AT
INAUGURATION

flississappt and Lower
‘ Retiring Kansas Executive

 

.- <4».-—.._.-—a

Ilissourl \'alleys—A period
znows during the Til’!!! ‘Ill! 0‘
t week Temperatures will
axerage normal most 0

i ‘.5"...'£If"...‘I"l'.$..'1"..’I ‘°“"’ Charged With A0091» 3
3 -.~—-°---~ ing Bribes From Con-
;sT. 1.01118-COLUIBIA rou.

victs for Paroles.
who-e C--div-. Br-Mn D¢¥1H1~: Dames ALL CHARGES
eeaber l? by the Elect Storm. ‘ ‘

*"' ""“'°"* Has Asked Incoming Leg-

BACK TO NORMAL

The St. bouts-Columbia telephone:

C. Emu line, which has been out of or-3 islature to Investigate
der since December 17, avian nearly A . ‘
wire connections were broken ' Cas& of A_"_eged
by the snow and ice storm which lrregularities.

‘] By Unltnl Press. ' .
‘POP!-SKA. Jan. I2.»-Denial of al-
lcgations of bribery in connect it
with the parole of prisoners from
the Kansas penitentiary was made
by Jonathan M. Dan's, retiring gov-
ernur of Kansas. in his address to-
day at the inauguration of Gover- ‘
nor Ben S. Panlen. -

The denial followed the arrest of
Davis and his son on chutes of ac-
cepting a bribe from Fred Pollman.
paroled convict. in payment for a
full pardon. 0,

As Davis appeared on the plat-
form before the throng of 6.000 A ,
persons who came to see an inaugu-
ration overshadowed by_the arrest
of their retiring governor. a wave
of applause went through the
crowd. -

“sanctily of Home Violated.”
It was hushed almost immediately

is
operator of the local telephone cum-

ny, as morn
"All our other toll lines are now

0 said.
. also normal

~;The [rural lines are
l

A The snowfall should not cause
beA, any appreciable trouble with

tele-

l
u

OUT OF SCHOOL

Searcy . District ;to- Re-

(‘hi- place Burned Build-

ing in Spring. ' a. pm. stepped forward to make 1
,__i__ his speech. In launching into his
Forty-one children of the Scare)‘ denial of any wrongdoing. Davis ’

School district are not in school this
winter because they have no school
to go to. The Searcy School build-
ing burned on the afternoon of De-
cember ”

declared that "the sanctity of my
home has been invaded by news-
papers for selfish purposes only."
lie asserted that all the pardons
and paroles he had granted had
done “more good than "
Daria then announced that he ind
written _letters to the incoming

' The  board of the district
had planned to rebuild immediau-11-’.
but before plans could be made the

, . , . . ice and snow storm of the middle of legislature demanding a thoroiyh

The ex_ecuu“3 commnuc ‘.3 com’ last month came on and plans had to investigation of the charges of al-
p.°“"d of‘ J’ 5' (:.r°ck"' ‘sedflin be abandoned The teacher of the leged i rity 1
 B1Y,:i,:,,dl;.rk‘(¥;:..:.e.; (‘IL  school. Lee Coats. has been released. The preliminary hearing of the
Chnm"B00m,m'e; J. R. K‘e”“Ch“_' l\'oIlt willnot start on the new former governor and his son was '
“cube. “d L‘ \-_ G‘“)nm)’ ”O“:t:dlng until spring, and warm set for l‘nday.Janusry 28. 
nett. - ‘ '

The morning session of the

ting will begin at 9 o'clock and the;
afternoon session at 1:30 o'clock.

is -as follows".
rains.
Ilaaaarl IN!‘ Schools.

ii.

The Platoon System

.

r boalalstlve Progra

"I-‘r--In the Putltt uf Vu-is of the Hiosuuri

School Sun:-y" D A. la
y of Ilia-ouri.
“I-‘rum the Point of View 0.: is.

I. ll.
mar. of the l.e|'i-latisr (‘on-irm'tta-e

-Di-euuam—J A. lioonts. Jtmllh

lIisrua-éon- .1. A. \\"hile-ford. car. cm the old toilets will be torn dovm

.'.q-an.
A. L- Thrclheld. Denver.

ternosn.
"‘l'bc Sing. Salary Schedule"

Chicago. _ A

A dinner will be m‘0*:'ld0d
superintendents at 6 oflock
Dani(»l Bo()nc 'rI|V'l'Tll. - L‘. A.
t of the association. In
songmaster.
A tall: by

t, “The Educational

. "At This Distance

   
   

 
  

program for the two sessi

"The Students and the Studus"—~

ilihcnbrrry. University of fliaaouri.

."- President 0,

Diem.-r. Teachers Collect. Kan-as Cut).
Th

"*"'- "“"°" yet decided whether It will

. chair-

iuuun States Teacher-‘ A--oriatius.

”l~;u-pm: the Public With the l'rugrarII"

for the ,
at the-‘feet. The lunch room will be 101
Greene. by 12 feet.

F. W. Niedérmeycr.
agricultural committee of . president of the Board of Edna-A the new methods, which favors end‘
of Columbia, will be given. N!-, flues rather than center

his 805-, The children of the scare)’
Needs in‘ had been out of the vbnfidint only
U‘ hch. School Board Presi-
r c .i Bait ‘A ‘ti dam -v rut , .

0 arm? w can it ers ssocla on an o 1 _dent Sees Them u an 8‘, esany schoo‘ i’ nine ‘nu north? In Punk _B. Kc-no“. an ‘uh
discussed by ML: of Columbia on Highway No. 7.

  
 
 
   
 
  

The new structure, although it DIV‘! l’I|’°lI!I Alllillfl 15133!-

meelw - . ld Br llaits-I nos.
:23 5.: ‘.":'.:.:'..:.‘:..t:'.:..‘:.. :3;   u.—c---m 1
the old building. it willcost$3,000. ~’°'"">h*n 3- 9"" W‘!  
".“'!4.aaa.-as have such modern -‘ ""°" *° 9"“ "'*‘”3

frn . lunch roomanda.'
‘c',“°."k  “ student of the Missouri unitary
llrnaictt ls.-wis. of the A°‘d°".'5' ‘l u°‘i"°‘ '
a , was in Columbia Saturday { “win ‘ ’:“'i"t‘ ' '""""‘°' ,
-f K - -Lh C , S ’ _ tom.  O -"21!’-Ollfi  II
A fizdzzmg.  Nm_u,:::)on ":3; the ltansas Apemtentiary for his con-
ra} the building. The board has not “'*-N P''’‘‘°‘P‘‘‘‘*'' ‘" ‘ 5"“ ''°‘‘'°

Dr. D

I‘

up at Kansas City, Kara. October
13, l928. -

c00L"17§}3j’\'i/11.1. A
DIRECT AFFAIRS

A. B. Houghton May Suc-

5
I

,,.,,,, tract the work on the bulding or
have the work done by ' hbo
0" hood carpenters. E
In building the new sch house.

of

and the type recommended by tho"
State Board of Health will be con-
structed. The school well is a cis-

A- 1- tern-well with cement top.

The classroom will be 84 b)‘ 24:" _
policies and drives for further in-
A cost room will be; tcrnational disarmarnentand world
i1lac1'8 by 12 feet. and its entrance will lN30¢l'-

z, : _ . While liught-s‘ withdr-snal__on
to an M, bufidgn‘ Wm ; lfarch I after brilliant achievement!
at one end, acéording to " "-"“’“‘°‘l

. The flue
be built

' ladle

‘A ;to direct foreign affairs.

scum, here: that they

gchicf concern of the next admin-

a few minutes when the center flue; :’;:“:‘:’- ‘:°“:nduf“ ‘l°'”"“° ""'t'

ghassador to