The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 60, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 3, 1922 Page: 2 of 14
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OFWICROP
SOLD Jll HOUSTON
lCoai't w. t.
' May wag a ah tartar m radwshnt th
.eadltle af the Tel ts rff U
par eat af mwl " ' '
This MMMtinMl waa mad Fvt-
lay to f. X Orey eottoa. awtlatieJan
4 tha tuee of Mrtu as
rkUMm wh effleae to tha federal
' Minding.
. Taaaa waa naUmated II par earn
.t a Mrmi M oetapared with T aa
; Iter . in M May IS. lUa. T May
V ttu. ui f th aawrag at la
eject aaa yaaia on Mar at.
Lalaaaaa at abaut month la hua-
ty.tbe aauaa of the vary low coall-
Uan. Seldom ha tiara baen a more
aerable aaaaan af eaceeelv raja
. aad rralonged aai waataar. needs
aad aaaklng. ar washing rain have
reaeatedtr atrayed tha arena aw
stnlv area aeeaaaitatlng mCMf
replanting. Only IS par aaat at tha
area aa pleated by May K. The re-
ported presence of weevil ha a number
af esuatie. reused fear ibat that In-
aaat would prove waatraetlv af a
lata plant area AaUJa however
tree lataitaaa. tbara la ana factar
which ia regarded a great aaaaL
It la laa almaat uprbundeac of
tatatnr la tha subsoil. From and to-
elusive af tha semi-dry pialaa at tha
northwaat and iraat eantar portion to
and Inclusive at tba eouthweatera
pan of tha state. otUae dry. with
ha eU 4 rand) ad ceudttioa la taa
centra! and aaataro bait -tbara ha
neter baaa a greet "aaaaam la tha
ground." t '' '
Tha erap who a UtUeete at tha
northwest aad waat aaniar dlatrijta
moat or. which av aaaaUy fraa from
weevil depredation aaa aever aiara
promising la the southern part tha
crow ia compaeU-ety amaR aisad for
tba season due ta replanting aeeeoat
of a frees ta March bat barring aicae
report af Ilea la generally haaltby.
In tha aauthaaat. canur. north oorth-
aait aod aaat diatricta. auhjactad ta the
hearlaat of rainfall tha crop ia ifan-
erally a moot or mora lata aid It
la bara that tha craateat af appra-
- hart ion axtata conearnlnc waavil.
1 Whtta aa yat. there ia aa Iraitiiyr o
lavita atUcka af tha laaoot. their
preaeaca aurtira that they wlU barin
work aa aaea aa tba pbutt bestoui ta
trait. That part which la up aad
arowlac la the north and northea .em
part of the State ia (enerally of food
ataad and healthy In appearance hot
- that In part of tba center and the
aaat and eoatheaat. where eultrnAion
ha baaa delayed by snaaineaa the
phyalca! acadlUoa ia not ao promidna;.
lASt yenr'a Tama acreage and yield
fejaieed: ' :
A oreace planted in 1ML ll.lM.Nu.
Aereae abandoned 4 par cent.
A rente picked. ll.7S.0O.
TieM per acre M poonda.
Appraataetaly half mUUoo a.rea
planted to cotton were destroyed by
flood water weaning and pa citing
from torrential rain a urine April and
the early part af May. The water
were bleb above naval flood ataaee
. and more or lea affected the lowU U
borderlaaT wpoa the riTera and rt
of their tributaries in about TP cwn-
tiaa. Tha chief bwaa were aa the
Planted to cotton war destroyed by
Bresoa Colorado and Trinity rieera.
Miner lease oa the Sabine Hache.
Owdalupa and Nueee riTera.
Si no aboet the middle of tba nwarh.
when tba water began ta recede ra.
planting ha bean general and amcb
af that daatroyed ha baen re planted.
Reed tar replanting ia ample fat re-
Qisestian of Price
? 4 Sty. Johnny Kilbane
hK JACK MaAUUFTK
IHCWTOnr Jva 1 Johnny K0-
beae at aoiMT ta get mad eneeigh to
fight soma of these day aad he may
go out ta whip the whole ctty of New
Tar.
The featherweight champion la off
tha whole ring clique la the bi vil-
la and he doesn't mind earing ao.
Kilbane Agares that the only way
he can keep Cot ha ml tea from taking
ui nam In train h) t move to New
York because every tine he show up
here the knocker alwaya rua ta esver.
f have baea here twice la the but
sii week trying to get the promoter
to give me a fight and I can't even
get near them. The when I go back
to Cleveland they bowl that I ran out
ef town" he said her a few daya ago.
"Tane Is a modest tittle chap who
save he win fight any featherweight
in t; buatneas for tlM.voe. If Deinp.
scy l worth- SO.00 for a fight I'm
iron tvpee-WUv 4- that sum. be aaya.
I'nt -the otMifur ef the anmmer
season hexing will rema in tor hill
around Xaw rerk. The garden cteeed
iaet nlffht for the amnion and the pro-
iu tT arb anw orflclally interested ia
niuliser oat If the boxtns comminton
ui'l rhange It mind ahout not allow
injr niirht show.
I oeVr the present policy of the ao.
lone n new iicenae win be guaraa-
ed for night chaw and only those
luL that are operating under old
1- ene will be parntlttad ta etas eon-
' after dark. If the commission
lor nut change the rule it will ruin
t uim-r show because K ha been
-'und unprofitable to stag afternoon
'" account bf the coafUot with
elan. The Brooklyn bail club triad
' !Murday aferrnoea fia-hta arith
: -nr4a ht( lot meaty on bath of
wm.
- aiucb dlaeuaaed Carpentisr-Grek
i 'wks like it b) off the boOIQ. The
vrrerhmais haan'l replied ta Tex
! k-rd'e -ffer ef llto.PN to fight the
Ai.wrlcan lightweight rhTimp1
itMnxrd doe act flgura he caa
its SiaH higher. Moat of the
" 'aeewml that Oarpantler would
rah at the offer aa H ta mere then he
get out ef another right whh
'my ueneo.
Mtrkard ngwre that U ia the biggest
maicaj m prnspewt aad with lb chan
aap leeaing anm tor gettlnc It he
weawmg aa the Lwaard-Tlndlar fight.
mrmm nit a ml fight.
EnalUh M. P. Dies
From Fall Off Train
- CblETKlinKD. Kag. Juno t ir
. . memeer of parliamen
w aaiiMiiiK. u - -
eapreea train Friday and died from hi
uni . mmw waa m ue Indian civil
ail llll free ll to ltol. and was the
"thee af ravoral book oa ladten qaes-
Ihrdway 4 Cathey
Crwe Plreaa niag
HRST 1022 BALE
PATENTS
J0 He EAGLE
m wiratt aVaeMto 'A
l "'TkppwhM Taasm
The New Traffic Whistle.
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CINCINNATI PUCE
OF BROTHERHOOD
UEETING JUNE 6
Telegram From Mumby
Sets Doubts at ResT
At Houston
Aaodated Ft Report.
CINCINNATI. June . L V. hi una by
chief aaalatant to Edward K. Fitz-
gerald Friday afternoon received a
telegram from B. at JeweU ef Chicago
head of tha railway ampioyea depart-
uent of tha American Faaiation ef
Labor stating that tha meeting otl
railroad bratbarhood chief and other
irilroad u ton offldala wlU new
on Tuesday in Cincinnati aa c beamed.
Tha teWgram frem Mr. rrugeraja
"Meeung wui new m v innnnni
June fc aa ptevtoualy airanerea." .tl
The telegram waa a rDW t an ut-l
auiry from Mr. ntaferaJd regarojag
a report froen Chicago eiuer-n
day. atatlag that the inaetmlt ja.
be changed front Cincinnati to Cbtoaa.-
1
Houston Railmen
To Discuss Strike
Discussion of tba proposed strike
of maintenance of way employ.
started by the action of the United
State railroad labor board ia order
ing decreases In wage win take
place Sunday at a meeting expected
to be attended by most of the tee
local maintenance men who would
be affected ia event of a walkout.
It la estimated that there are ap
proximately MM worker employed by
Houston railroad who would be called
out In the ey-nt a strike. Ballot for
the vote hava a yet not been reeemd
here it wa atated Friday.
The regular meeting of tha Brother?
need of Maintenance of Way employ'
ea win take place Sunday morning
eordtng to E. E Davis chairman of
the Gulf Coast Line division of the
brotherhood.
Biz rail Hnee entering: Houston
i ould be affected hi the event a strike
ia called.
Dawson Experiences
worst Hood m History
Aaaofflatad Pre Report.
DAWSON. T. T.. June 1 The last
remnant of winter Ice ar melting
ao rapidly hi the Taken river aad tta
tributaries that floods ar reported
ia many aacthw with tba Warmest
Hay weather ever experienced in tb
temtery. Three days ago. It was U
la the shad la Dawson aad 12 at
riesercee.
Th Klondike river overflowed at
Hock Levee which protecU Bear
creek aad tta machine atop. Lower
stories at read bousea ahops bam
ana resteeace ar Oooded. The ia.
babitaata moved ta opper storiea or
to tb hois wnthj the who! town
waa eevered with a uniform depth of
two vast at water. Tb water ar
rcdg Friday and tha worst Is
Arrlrala bring new of a rich asw
true at the foot af Xeao H11L It
la a vako of high grade or U feet
is stJM
avallato at tow rata far Jane aad
! T. to Chwkin sad gneiaawstna.
MAuaerrxia..jg 3wm S rt
niui. y . . . Kf -
aatsaaawS $9 eBwswawapweaanat't" BVVVraM
llIAIllMriT...JiS .
lgr-nxii IM j.ir sal latli
g.ftfCHflrt3
tCa
BALLOONS STILL
IN AIR IN BIG
DISTANCE RACE
Aaaociataai Prto Sepoit
CH1CAGO. June t-Re porta of she
program of tha" baOoan In th nation!
ballooa racawhlch started at MU-
waubee Wednesday virtually assure
Captain H. K. Honeywell of St LouU
of becoming one of th three Ameri
cana to take aart la th International
contests la Switaerland ta August. In
dication ar that Captain Harold
Wectaver of the army aad Ueutenant
W. F. Reed of the navy will be the
ether two qualifier.
Captain Honeywell a civilian wa
lighted over Joplin lie early Friday
and had already traveled farther) than
any hag. which ha landed. Be ia vir-
tually la a eahn however aad prob
ably will make little farther progress;
according ta a prognoatlcatlon issued
by the meal -weather bureau. He a
believed to ha bailing almost due south
f-from JoplUv Ato.. in a wind which will
aarry bUb eajy a raw miles aa hour.
- Asaodated Fran Report.
WASHmOTON. June I. Lieutenant
Haratd B' Wegk. eommandtng an
army entry la she national ballooa race
from Milwaukee waa forced to land
three and one-half miles from Witt
OL. at :sg a. m. Friday according to
telegram received frem him at the
air serrlc headquarter. The bag; anil
net were slightly damaged th officer
reported.
Associated Fres Report.
CHICAGO. Juno t. The army nna
navy bag hava not been heard from
since Thursday night. They are be-
lieved to b over the Great Lake pos-
sibly near Lake Sri an Lake Huron.
if tney ar m that vicinity they have
struck a wind which will carry them
do south into the United Stat the
weatner Bureau reported.- -
gnecooaful landing for the three bal
loon left la the air would give them
ue iirm. urea nausea aad qualify tbem
tor me awnxenaaa. race rt la behaved.
Major Weatorer from Washington
and lieutenant Bead from Peaaacola
Aaaociatad Fra Report.
WASHINGTON. June 1. Tha baH.
um-filled ballooa piloted by Lieutenant
Commander 1. P. Norfleet. which left
Milwaukee at 1:46 p. m. Wedneaday ln-I
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Priced at $10 the Plr
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tha national ballooa raoe. lanaoe w
Sls. todar near Hancock. PulaakJ
oounty. Mo. th nary dapartmant was
advised earty today. Commanaer er-
rieet ranartad that b wa tore in
eescend by a leak ta tb gas bag.
Associated Pre Report
iVRkTK Ohio. June X. Ward T.
Van Onnaa. Akron baUaoaiat flying
in the national bailooh race from Mil-
tea. iasaed -last nignt at :i
fay tta. Mo. aooordlng to a temgrani
received7 her this -morning by hi
mother. Mr. R. 6. Van Oman
Asaodated Freaa Report
JOPUN. Mo.. June 1. A ha Boon
passed aver Joplin at .M o'oloek thla
morning. It waa traveling in a aemn-
westerlr direction. None of tne
markings on It were distlngulehable.
Associated Press Report
WASHINGTON. June 2 A later
telegram from Lieutenant Commander
Norfleet stated that bis ballooa bad
traveled tM autoa. This waa thought
to be th farthest of any yat reported.
The commander's eeoand
f brad tha time at landing at noon yes-
terday correcting a report received
earlier that ha had -eome. down el f
a. m. today.
Associated Tl aaa ltanort.
JOPUN. Mo.. Jan tO. JftrfB
piloted by CaptaW M- S. JUQjpayu ol
St LouU psed ver ptht between
(:t0 and 7 o'clock this morning wnll
hundred of people stood In their yard
and waved at tha naa la the basket.
At on point the balloon cam down
ao tow that persons could hear shouts
of the beUoontat through a mega-
phone. '
Tb balloon waa moving la a south-
westerly direction and the Identity ef
the pilot did not become known until
several noun hater when a U9-toot
trailing rope aaugbt ia a tree eight
mile aowth of here and temporarily
halted the flight. A port office em-
ploy talked with Captain Honeywell
and tried to town tb rope bat it Waa
too high In th tree Honeywell Anal-
ly cut the rope aad the great bag shot
upward and waa 'boon' out of. sight.
Captain Honeywell expressed th. be-
lief that tha balloon would cross Ok-
lahoma. .- . y. .
WRECK VICTIM DIKS.
Associated Frees Report
FORT WORTH Tuna. Jane 1
Frank Hudson died at t:M a. ntf Fri-
day aa a result of injuria received
In.th taterarbaa wrack Wedneaday
afternoon at WbeaUaad. 14 mile out
of Fort Worth on tne Cleburne line
MEN
Tan Scotch
- - Grain Calf
j-a. -J
WJtH (leVKCT
: VwyBUt Nsatly
? "perforated snd r
CnUbed FullfTjb
w. . Der soiss and ntdl
f :
I I
lo..L"lAL33DSI
1 air-' t-
. 'evJli Ol ' '
Brdrlt Harjaful sad
IhtolaaM raaa aWwrV '
CHTCAOO. Jon 1. Anrumptlon by
th aavaral fltoto pvayament -of eome
of U benruaaMn probloma" now
pataa- 'UouMarad by th taaaral aw
uaiL waa auggwtea oy Attorney
0w-" I Poghrty Friday la aa ad-
Mkxetuaev th Ulioal State Bar aa
aoc'wtioH. ""j '-
ia iuang-ina.paae ea uie .ui
formentriiicb' Mr. Uugnry neea
aould U am geotrvely haAOleoria
tha etgte. were "blue aky atoe laws"
waHa la treJBe urttaanitlo atat-
wtoa and food faepeetioa regvlationa. -
Taklaw tar hi than taa aa apar
attve autlaa at tha State aad tad fed
eral teveraaneat Mr. Daugbarty traced
wml aa aaw was-tna graamu-aepar-twra
froea th thaary af searamat of
the framer at tab coastttutioa aad
free th Hmlta aat by that Inatra-
ment
Imnortnat eenomta ehanaea alter
th atvU war. ha aald. tended tod ward
at ceaoeatratloa of an gtrveraaneat
war la aa govern mnt
Allwllnat t th modem tendency to
aueh eaatrallaatioa to "a mlagulded
spirit af aatkmaiUm." Mr. jjaugttarts
aid that It trag aarrnful to tha eantral
government aa well aa to the Stat
- "Aivary oa waa naa ooserveei prw-
ent i day cwu4ltioaaN' ha oen tinned
"must admit that a delay of atata ae-
Uvltl ha resulted.
"And every an must admit that
th are to ential cause af t41
ur of th. Stat government to meas-
ara vp to their responalbllites spirit
of lawliasnss among large atoaaaa of
eut.neopl and a lack ef moral hack
bow by many at th men who .
worOg aaforea th lawa."
Army Of ficer Saved
By Frankie Burns
Aaaaclatod Fraa Report
LONDON. June I. Awakened
Thursday midnight by erlea for bain
Frankla. Burn. Australian middle-
weight champion buir who la at
club oa th Thames training for Bb
fight with Tad (M uvo jus is
rushed to th aWa of th river wber
ha aaw a oanelsed canoe and two men
struggling- la mid-stream. Burjuvwhel
lg a jgoo anmmer ucooaea in rea-
euing an af thm aa army officer.
JTJ then -went after tha other who
hewaver sank before be could reach
Jam-
LONDON KXCHANOK RISKS.
Associated Pre Report .
NCW YORK. June 1 Exehanee on
Londoa made a new high record far
over three year In thla market rrl
day. demand bills gaUm at S4.4T l-t
agalnat Thnradaya high of S4.4S t-i.
Th further rise waa again attribut-
ed br banker to tha German mora
torium which I regarded here aa the
prelude to aa Internationa) loan to th
German republic largely andar Brit-
ish auiDlce.
Oa further heavy wrcbasea British
exchange mounted strongly during the
day rising ta I4.tr - for demand
bills In the eeriy afternoon. German
rate were firm .but the general Eu
ropean Hat did not share In the Brit-
iah .movement.
Bathing-Suits
In fines all wool knit.
Made to fit the ligsire.
When you choose a Sakowitt Bros.
Bathing Suit .you-knOw it' different
from the oiinaiy Ttlnd. ' '
"You have thtv awraricB of pf t f it
and fine all wool quality that never
saga. For men. and women.
$3.56 $4 $5 to $70
ChUerea's Bathing Suits .$1.25 to $4
Boys and Girls uitt.. .$2.00 to 15
: AtWeticCtTwo.Piece '
Bathing Suits $5
just the kind yol-..
lows want Fine:woxstecIr
white . shirt ': and
-pants.
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rHTAN Texas June t. At fe
IK1BVT ... " " .
mere off loee la Bryan Tujaday after
noon . between v Vera jsmp-r"-
t vapa and A. D. Jaokaon of Callage
... . t tuwk" r .wntnA. ana
W. as. huii vww - -T .
l X Poujitrwa-of Bryan. It
olded tuat a general .me .rag """"
la Bryan-Wauneadayv Jwto T. at W:
r. .k. civ. Jtaamav
tloa aasnctation enmpceed at tna oeua-
tie of Waahlnttoa urunea. Hnaav.
I Dam atobortaon and Br Ortgl-
..I tba imnrlltt-Tt V
that tha following new oounOe he
mvitad to tto th eavooltlo: BaU.
WilUamaon MoLannan F B. Waller.
Braaorla. Auatln. Barri and t Bend.
-Preelde: Jabat - M. t Lawrence and
Secretary A. D. Jaokaon -.ra awadlnc
aat tavttatlaag . fr th. aaaatinf
. a a. kk. an. -ti aent
of aeourtni typnkPblol snrray of
tb gtiaawa rrvar preparana? w -pounding
the. water. "P1"
widening and iUe&ihg the river
oaannai ana omjoipg
levee for the vrotootknv of the rich
i.-. A k Bbiia Mikr. The meet
ing-will b one erf the mast Jlrrwt-
ant ver ' : in ibis scno n iiw
Physician Acquitted
Uf Ueath ot Nurse
Aaaemta Praw Baaart. - -
rAtmRTnaH. Vasa Jane I Dr.
Mlcbeat HV Stevana waa aoqultted TA:
da af aumato whtoK hrowght at Jaat
htm beoeaae af ta death ef Mia
Oraea Logo hla - affioa aaaataai.
niil.laiaa ninrlilns Tha lUtw waa t
only twenty minute. .
Mlaa Lgu waa louna up aaro euwu
ans toatlflad thai he bad given bar
twa deeee of a naK haeaaaa ah had
been eurfenag rrem an umeraxeu ma
U Jlul.lmul BMW bMAWldlAM Of
iai ar noiaoa aat'ft shelf ta hi affice
near tha body. -
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War Claims Should
tV'' Amwaa-raa. Beport
WASHINaTON Jun -Th guv-
ernment wa etootored ay Chief Jua-
Uca Taft In teaOfytag Friday hefwr
the house . elaima . oonunittea. ffs be
obliged morally to pay war ehUnl ef
th Bethlehem gnu company wevwwa
amounting to nor than a million oat
IsraN ' ' -
The chief justice who was taint
chairman of th war labor board no.
der tha award of which the claim la
made said tha ejnaattoa to ha deter
mined In hi opinion waa bow many
worker war antltlad to payment.
FreuiiolKew Counsel
. .'. . Jeff: Fte. Corporation
wYa- Report
WASHINGTON" June J. San ford
H. B. Freund of New York waa ap-
pointed Friday general counsel of th
hipping board's Emergency Fleet cot-
do ration. to ancceed Nathan A.
Smyth who resigned recently.
HARVARD AWARDS HONORS.
CAMBRIDGKj- Mass June I. Har.
nnt maraeealtw tadav a welded It fel.
uwahtpe for a year of study and travel
in aTurope. The resroieat lnauaei
nuihenl mfnav. . Chicago! Henrr D.
JarAaa. rhleaan- Paul B. Wood. Lo
Angeles: Carl Peter Teigan. Mian
apolia; Nathaniel D. Hlrecn. Naan-
villa. Team.; Cheater W. Clark. Louis-
ville; Chaster M. Hutching. GoJOrton.
Uue
t?3 Jerk's
A.. - A t-bh Z"
To ..; .t Motors
A claud ITr Report
KBVt tORK. Jn I.-A srntxmkl to
ash Print larding to an-o'nt
tk.m.i a itk tha anthracite coSl
atrika waa ubmittd by tha ?
at a meeting a nuay witn rpreeia-
tlve of th miner. 4 Phillip Murray
vice praaidant of tb Unit bun
Worker Aaaarl aaM tb pro-
posal waa "objectionable" but would
oa reierrea to taa waswaoam "
tea.
OFPICKR KILLKD tV FtUOIST.
BPRINa FIELD. Mo- Jn 1 A fud
of tons ' sthinUPt betwteB Charley
Kygar si year . a vanauan aowa
t farman raaldlna aakr th Dawgl?
Chriatlaa county Una and Ernest Hall
year aid a deputy bertri or uoug-
laa onuntT. waa terminated Thursday
night aWf 'look whea Kygar hot
and killed Han aa a taad a abH.dia
tano from tb -oounty ua ia jnn
tlaa oounty.
JV..'
t h ii
riculturcl
6 Cotton Cher-lot Rom. Mattock Wfenk
rDiHi aiii Ksaw ftnldvalor. Whaoi OuJUvalonL B Socket
brtsat awatook of MiUmltnrml stsJ aoouav Sand u your
ordara. or snlta today ftw prtoss aa lalorstlpiu
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