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   Iola Daily Register (Newspaper) - December 18, 1924, Iola, Kansas                                THE lOLA DAILY REGISTER ' No. 41. The Weekly Established 18i7. The lola THURSDAY DECEMBER 18, 1924. to The 161a Dally The tola Daily Record and lola Daily TEN PAYS A TRIBUTE TO JAP DIPLOMAT THIS IS LIKE BREAK A PRECEDENT suit OF klu By As Al mill liy over took to aii era of cordial the two from Secretary issued a formal taking of tim of as the Previously reported and 11. 2 oo and J. J. B. P. O. and Travis Cash Frank Cash 5.00 Cash - 2.56 and C. K. 5.00 A. 1.00 Cash Store - Arthur - Cash 2.1"; Mr. and Mr. and U. C. Two Otto at Hart - Oo Cash 2.0U and M. A. 2.01) Flo GO BELOW ZERO HERE TONIGHT IS OF FIVE BIGGER WHITER AND COLD TO CONTINUE Total .NO IS IN and Wire 01' LOOK AT THAT That Is more like it. isn't We i see how anybody could resist that letter from we don't see now how anybody can. She reported this tlw Dec. 18.-So re- froMi severe wintry lias Kansas for days was In sight lUf tlie forecast cold In the next twenty-four Willi a new low temperature for season in Kansas recorded at It after supper last slie had j was and fox Japanese ambassador forty from ka a new of five him to this country as people who either offered i the toward a or said they would be around of between Tokio money for the story of the kids coming to school Particular was attached to crying with the because they secretary's action in view of Were not properly the | to scuttle down ten more was promised five below Tile remnant of the i are not on the best here take the view that such a fear is absolutely I worse the story of the little girl about the family of nine difference of 114 over one bread winner and was reported with with only a lear is SO al - 1 and that in fact no without steady ami all now are ponding stories of hardship and j tlie government at I misfortune and how can State department attaches anybody read them who has u unable 10 recall when an dollar to spare and yet keep tlie ment similar that of bad been Issued after of the appointment of today as a result V M A V NOT KAIIN IS End of Military Sin Julius j chairman 1 of the house military affairs at his home here His of several weeks became complicated by lisart He was years is survived by a widow and I the I Dec. 18.-j-Treasury Justice officials considering whether Senator of violated the law impelling secrecy for Income tax returns when he recently made mention ligures of the United FUNERAL BY RADIO FOR MR. i NEW Ceremonies Held In ElkiT Hall and I Vim Made In Sleepy ( 111"' i New Dec. 18.-Impressive funeral services were held today Samuel Gompers at the Elks which the body was to for j interment jin Sleepy Hollow SAY MR. HAS WHITE PEOPLES MEASURE PACIFIC COAST BY Illinois Also Says He Will Insist on the Dec. resolution proposing a conference of white nations bordering on the was introduced today by Representative the protest of a number of his colleagues Including some members from Pacific Mr. Britten previously had his purpose to make such a basing his determination in part on the attitude of Today a number of western representatives sought to dissuade but he to withhold the The text of the resolution follows Resolved that for the purpose ( at Kansas and telephone was and heavy was in parts CROWD OUT THE The assembly hall of New York No. 1. draped in the inq of the was Promoting a of the ed to capacity with co workers peoples of the the friends i President be and he is hereby unable to gain to call a conference of the in the nations bordering on the and heard ocean for the discussion of services liy Other ways and means for promoting a i sands stood reverently in nearby I commercial and I political between 1 Off of the lodge marched i said KANSAN NEW JOB conducted the ambassador to and snow 7'o and a blacksmith Tne statement j HiK send only is Mr. a at of most distinguished y * ked when the roofs but paid US a ' ' ' ' ' in her - with I to post a man who i 1 s v other himself and his wife If sents two of the important this 1' tamous families of ' or not deserved it is jou ' don't know INAI for Seals to See by I ol Ice and This Were reported and in danger of Traffic was and heavy damage wus reported to wires and was prefaced iby with tlie Press dispatch from Ti in own Jind declared he forward a of lose be- tw ell ilie two Of there mav be ami who of lu de- tlie | - daily was In and ( 111.- 1 i It icj as i FOR and Friday by weather in south colder cold FOR this fair and colder j I yesterday j IS. at p. lowest last night 14 al 7 a. 111.; normal for yesterday excess W. S. I obituary j who is chairman i simple Jewish the house immigration was intoned by Ribbi S. i declared Britten's action S. In the Dr. ' ' the characterizations of Samuel none is lor reserval ilie in ami he is 2,"iOO to I he wire 711 per 7 a. in. per to Rond roads are President Coolidge Will fitting than the Tariff Gompers was a j rather than Firm than His was militant and throughout I life he was battler As a - five declaring the secretary of the Dec. for and naval experts had made untimely and and said that thing more to be avoided now is the expression For I of ill-advised opinion upon ' a lack of Mr. Britten's resolution later was the subject it a wrangle in the the Illinois observations which he construed as meaning that Japan was preparations against tbe United ' Mr. Britten's announcement that is looking for a to but be more than he to the he may be of was made last night before S. of vice not for wage chairman of tho tariff ' has a desire to life lor the tollers of 1 jng other of ment service and had all and a gathering of west coast In a formal statement was 1.374 300 a of 2.r,o0. California Promptly a with diction was 60:!.000 an 1:"": I of shows a daily was above St. reported six above ily and with the names and iof all the Families can Below at Wyo. Dec. for iif anil | roads snow tin city may lo stand covered and i by 1 snow an until I roads covered Ken S. a. with ice following sleet and Arkansas roads i while Colorado when 1 a slippery with ice. some one: roads sirow from the four got there ahead of | The of was the of the willi the est virtual not to 11! rating upon and Chairman Johnson declared David J. of lo liis he was meeting not any to the will the pioneer ill was a i and to make the mit lo loins about a of more than one Ideal Coast delegations a party 14--.11 01 the than one Long will fo such a proposal was an 10' remember the ardor of to which he espoused the cause of requested Mr. Britten to roads post one of the In his quest of h's proposed resolution and ' i understanding he gave stated was provocative of roads intimation abo reached generous ardent and would result in no - I Washington that Governor to tlie greatest of his friends Kood ' - - - he of may want to give up of 11.an in our that I stated the post because of his ' sensus of opinion of practically all Consideration is being given by was the unselfishness of senators and representatives Mr. Coolidge to several was the integrity for the on the tariff held by Lewis under a recess j on tlie tariff that he was a Our relations with Japan The immigration his Louisiana of 3.rtiin: a decrease of 6OO"; Gulf Coast aid Southwest Texas 132.450, lun of 109,000, increase of 500: I 11. H. revenue | A temperature of 30 degrees Col. slippery I the low one or two special cars to I low towi ARE TRACING A mark of the at this for 'the I The cold caused one death at i ' gompers of 4.750. average Imports of at principal ports for 1 w ending December 13. ul Stone 1 I Dec. IS. iHMi compared with 1 of Justice has begun an j To save their lives their fingers narrowly escaped death tlie il New Samuel strong roads commission may be followed by a were shakeup in the federal trade com- - V ho be judged by his closed going on as and I cannot - and let delegations of X Withal he lawful and California be It the weary struggle a party to any such Jingo must go for elementary and I as that made by Mr. Brit- without Representative who ia inalienable rights for which Atlanta Dec. 1S.~Warrants the fault is not his but charging the acceptance of who lack the vision and DI by A. K. deposed of and L. J. deputy cause of of the federal prison in best - were sworn out in Slates America For the court here Both workers of is no | men were waiting in the clerk's democratic and even to make hy Major Club Owners Bali and ranking on the bouse naval today that he would a which would an Britten said he had not de- le Clerk's even J iT. achievement ihan the founding i provisions ot mighty His but would have of the flag was for introduction a but the of his opposed by President as in oil prices for the major bu at 7r. lo a but he declined lo indicate lation concerned or ihe Arrangements I Snow At j eral services at Dec. lo h were made for game the Liks m j r to the of the o Pennsylvania 52.S5 a all other a grade and California to a Winter Wheat ( inches ot ice covered the Stephen Wise was d - in I his section of Kansas this the services wi has bowed to the dollar Dec. is. was sown fall oil 42-j 317.000'acres, which is more than the of n to the gravity of the ' acres sown in Ilie fall inV of announced To Trial ' The condition of winter wheat on 1 I December 1, was per of Dec. a normal compared with on At eight o'clock the James first vice in a hospital here 16 dent Federation a sustained whe lo i Mr. Ball was the only love for Final and The - Illinois member America was habit but on j vice-president Jibe American of 1 tne debate Fort Kans his to Secre lur Kva 1!*. of N. labor what he said waa the last 1 Secretary Wilbur and naval ex- low of the during night on of sleet was ice. .No serious in various of the with traffic was eil Stales and from eil this j and other i Real Jn last to Mr. i perts there never had been any 1"'": publicly denouncing lur end was a Iwo flowers have his criticism of the overturned 15 led irom labor unions and of here late ben the realized that it was believed Japan 1 vear 7! 5 1?"'.''' Texas ' cemetery by the Okla. P. j and average Swell December 1. Winter damage The abor s grave near afternoon for the last ten vars lias i d the thermometer at j that of Carnegie and is has given half of his life to Hall he has always fought on the and ilean riles will be condin led im Dec. ' at the grave dean up the He always lias been a Duncan I country him to his bedside and 1 i was preparing for war against this this TODAY IN ing V iu an baUk an average abandonment of jier al Shawnee last cent of the acreage the will start back lo stand trial i abandonment from 1.1 lo robbery charce and per cent in the different 1 IV a charge of ' are making tin effort I; conned mi Swell vith Ilie death of Joe Louis whose body vhs near two after the Shawnee bank and who officers are certain a member of the robber had fallen to IC degrees above i riy Seuate and met al House 1 naval Ji I Dec. I continues to occupy Leigh C. Snowfall at Dec. snow has been falling here almost constantly for forty-eight yet the ground is hardly The mercury at six o'clock this stood at one not far from the Mr. Gompers purchased the burial plot five or years Dec. of the Washington i declared today that he and friends of Ban president of the American from ho his car into a ditch to say to them I kept the j fBy the avoid hitting another car which I expect fliem to keep Dec. 18.- came in from a side The They carry No j General Harry A. young couple were lo the union man with card be a ant of Fort today home of Donoho's he upholds i placed in the 2,000 W. H. ' i mas greetings to the youths from six mills of to Duncan spoke in Missouri and spend Tlie was ti of the labor have attended the taken today to the home of Mrs. heavily Training Camp at Fort parents of the where the halP with members of I Leavenworth last the and a seat i Harry Smith near the She wept Christmas greetings to you the solemn ceremonies j and to all the students ot the of when the hands of the 1 Port Leavenworth were lighted at 11 i tary Training Camp 1924 and hopes you will return next year to help funeral will be i l-y tile Dec. 1S - 01 - ' iuick were who was rebuked yesterday in letter read at the joint meeting for memben the major still will ket was carried port as president of ' sway gat Service Tied Dec. rails and broken trolley wires today tied un interurban service Joplin and points in and and impaired thick covered ot the shipping ou Page 6. Col. nominations sent to the the emergency car servii by the President j called as tbe final half an inch 1 Clitus D. before the house the ground as the 1 Hip on in 1!)25.; twenty-four games of major caliber been indications to this street As the gathered -in the bared 1 Rockefeller Has I I Dec. A cold Jolin D. cancel 10 depart for his j lit Ormond this il was an- for Ten ' 1 By the 1 it was emphasized Dec. - - Rockefellers was of for the is that tobacco amt power magnate tiff was returned today by the jury I rivalry recently established a the ' 3Ir. Named i Dec. One the New B. only French peasants in brought by George F. Willett by increased damage cistern and for to being Christmas | against F. Herrick Day babies the of group of Boston Trial of 1 the case lasted 1S4 six has been falling in in man of the trusTees who will ad- according to lists far minister the fundi it was announced here build the best C. T. C. In the the greeting Adopt Omnibus Pension the Associated Dec. 18.-r.The report on the omnibus sion hanging fire since last was adopted today by the house and the measure npw to the The measure makes awards of pensions to hundreds of Civil and Spanish war veterans not lore on the pension  

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