WEATHER
Phowegs Saturday and probably Sun
day. N«t much chaage in temperature
VOLUME SEVEN; NUMBER 148
LEAK IS WIDENING IN GIANT DAM AT LAKE LURE
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Below Body Os Water
Are Being Moved Out
Pafarmatioa CmUlm* la DM*
patekca to Charlotte and To
—Asheville
RUTHERFORDTON, THO.
DENIES TRUTH REPORT
Flood Conditions Generally Are
Sabaidinc Id Western
Nortli Carolina
CHARLOTTE. An*. IT —(AN—The
ttartotta Obscrwr trmi;ht received
reports from • ataff repreeentatlv# at
l.aae Lure, N. 0-. that the »u
the lake dam had widened dangerous
ly and that raaldenta In the valley he
Jew are being moved out tonight.
Lika report* were received by, the
Aihevllle OHitena from person* ar
rtvtng at Aahevllle tonight, message*
from that newspaper Indicated.
The report* were denied at Ruth
erfordton. the neareat community that
ran ba reached by telephone.
The Lake Lure d»tn haa been re
ported leaking Jpr several d*y» *■» the
reault of torrential mine l« Western
Carolina, but engineer* yeftterday* de
clared It would not collapse. Effort*
to at rents hen the wall have since been
made. c>'
V (AN pouthwestern
and Southern North Carolina were
again turning (o normal purauita to
night after the wome flood nines the
1111 diaaster. With transportation and
wtrw faculties rapidly being reatwmd
10 normal, reporta came In leaaenlng
tears (hat additional damage would
be done by the flood waters.'
Highway engineers were repairing
highway* cnl off by the storm and
% the only railway aarvloe not restored
at least to partially normal condition
In the two Carollnlaa was on the
(Charleston add Western North Caro
lina railroad between Spartanburg
and Augusta, because the condition
ot the trestle across the Bavannali
rirer n*ar Austa.
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At I-orkhart Dam. near Union. 8.
C. where about 2iM> feet o's the dam
■' ft- *
went out for -a depth of fire or *l*
feet at 1:38 oclork this morning, the
flood waters continued to receed and
no further damage w«s expected.
Although some highways In the
Slack Mitdtnnin. N C.. section were
still impdaglble risers near (here had
relumed to their banka and no further
damage la exptrlcd.
WOMEN DIRECT
N. Y. PARTIES
t - - ;
ith an|| Itlnetw Places Fem
inine Hands In Charge of
Reins
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NEW YORK. Aug. 17—— The
rery thing that antl-suffraglsts used
to hold up as a threat when they
wanted to put over aome devastating
ridicule In the day* bejore women got
the vote happened in New York Oil
week. i
The state'* two biggest partie*
th-crush re pi oral hy dmth and. Mines*
<r found themselves iiwiler femltlfi rule.
* Mrs. S null Butler, daughter of nnc
of the tmtlpn'a most tinted educator*"
Di. NTchols* flfitrrnv Rutler, president
of Colnmhls University, now sureed*
©gt least for the time, being, the la'e
Ueorge K. Morris, ss chairman of the
Repnbttcan state committee In New
York.
Mrs. Daniel O'Day, wldffw of «
standard oil Official has become,
through the retirement beconae of
'll health of 14. Governor Edwin L.
|t Corning, chairman of the state Demg
erstlc committee
Here you have tbe very situation—
women running things and during a
r- 1 residential campaign too- that wa
jqiposed to make any man’s'hair stand
rp and. Now that It has happened no
body taamaa to mind It at aIL
THE GOEDSBORO NEWS
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READ IN THR MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH—READ BTC BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
TO TELL CURTIS
ABOUT IT TODAY
Hanna* Will Pul Kilt Pol Into
I.iUle Pol in Celeb nil ion
Ceremonies
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TOPEKA. Kan.. An*. IT—(AN—I»
the heart oft. America's f*rm land*
where the party fought ita
\ention battle Republican hosts wr
assembling tonight to Join with Kfttt
sas la Its celebration tomorrow o
the formal notification of Senator Cttr
tiß qf his nomination for vice presi
dent by ha Republican conveulon.
Kansas stood hy Sepator Curtis to
the end 1n his fight for the prcslden
ttal nomination and la going to mako
(he most of Ita opporanlty to honor Its
senator as the vice presidential nomi-
Curtis offered the pipe of peace
after his defeat forth
nomination when he took the platform
iA the K»ns«» City convention and
( i.lled for a united party. Tomorrow
he will reiterate that declaration.
ArrUylhg RepuMcan leaders from *ll
sections of the country found Topeks
pally draped today with flags hunting
and colorful Insignia.
(OUR BIS VAN 18
IDENTIFIER TODAY AS
V TORNADO VItTIN
i
ASHLEY 11 RIGHTS, Aug. 17—(A*)
—The atrangar who with John W.
Jones pesch grower, early yystenlny
wes killed when u tornado a struck
thta little place today wa* Identified
*s Jarvis Polk of .Columhna county.
Polk had been visiting a brother at
Ktate sanitarium Bear here and Jj.id
heen given quarters for the night in
one of the bnmes here.
Guards today were protect lag the re
main* of the demolished home* while
-neighbors from Moore and !>djL« eogm
tics were volunteering every aid ,nec
ctsary.
The 25 or more Injured were r«-
rorted today to be recovering.
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Bad Weather Keeps
Fliefs on <»round
COCHRAMte, Qnt., Aug. If QP)~
Bert Hassell and Parker Crsnter. of
Rockford, 111., filers bound for Bwed
en were held on the ground today hy
stormy weather. If the weather Is
favorable tDtey will take ofMom»rrow
fer Mft Brans. Greenland, on the sec
ond leg oHh*lr flight t>» Stockholm,
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MOI'LD YU PLOY I'l.Dl.K VL AID
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NEW YORK, August 17 Emtio
i. ent of every empliyc* •>*
cared by Jorr-phus Dante's urretarv
<>f the navy under Presldeii Wilson.
dSii- wants to enforce the law cV
ery nfan appointed to office ought
to l>e told: 'Yon must enforce the laws
of this country and not wink at vio
lators.' ite said In charging that pr >
lilblttnn enforcement had never liail
a fair trial under the Republican
i dmintstratlon. -**
Neuse River Will Reach Flood
Stage By Late This Afternoon
Thh Neu*e river, which ha* rental u
id quiet whUe river* to the we«t and
north have Climbed but of their Milk*
and up rend flood* over a wide urea. v>
due to rl*e today, according to eal
< elation* hy the weather bureau In
Ilalelfh. Rv thl* morning the river
will he at n stage 0f.15 feet or a llf
•jlf better, the Raleigh bureau *a‘d. If
there taVny occasion. the bureau wjll.
broadcast » flood wanning. •
RALKIOH (4b Flood stage will
be reached at vnri m* point* by three
Kaatern Carolina river* the Roanoke
• t \
-Cipe I'Vnr and Hen** —tomorrow or
Sunday, the weathef bureau here pre
dicts tonight after receiving report*^
Wf "
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1 /y is
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Frank Grey, Jr„ and hia aunt,
, Katherine Gettcna, below, ol
Brooklyn, N. Y„ started for
their vacation in Connecticut,
luit disappeared, into thin air.
The boy’s father, a Brooklyn
detective, fears foul play. Thejr
were last seen riding in a taxi
.to the train, hut no trace of
them has been found since
'time, two weeks __
D ANIELS HAS
UNIQUE. PLAN
Would Have Every Government
Employee A Dry Officer To
Stop Idiwbfe ikint{
NEW YORK. Aug- it - UP) —Enlist-
ment "f cv. vv federal employe* a*
nn aid t*> prnhfblttoa enforcement offl
cers |e <Meeting vialatma U advocated
by Josephus Daniels, secretary of the
Wfwrr under Proddcnt Wlfr.m
a president-wont* tn enforce tin
law man be appoluts In office
flight to lie tobP "You must enforce
the law of this coitfitry. and not wink
at vtnliyors”. he said In charging fhst
prohibition enforcement had naver
hud a fair trial under the
adnttnlstrstlpn.
"Os eoucge 1 would not strep a naval
Imttl* to take up tjie cliase of » rum
runner,” he continued, “or put the
navy as n whole Into prohibition en
forcement. Put If s naval aviator
ecems the law "disobeyed let him re
port it. Every customs officer on thy*
luirdcr ought, to be ou the lookout f» r
lMJt|or Importation. Every federal cm
ptayaa ghmild h« taid Tnu mint dn
yonr Job ffyat but Incidentally. If you
(imi fa nvthing wrong going on you
must report It .’*
He said that Herbert Hoover 1 * pro
miss that it selectn4 ho would noma a
fact finding.coinmisrlnn to priib** the
t rohiblileu naeatlun *« « good wav
*.o dotfge.
Mr. Daniels made his views known
rtf Democratic nalio)inl headqunrters
here Whey* he Stowed Off on his wsv
home from Albany"^her* h* confer
red with c;optTf;„r Ho would
no* disc tigs his conference with,- the
governftr.
>{ the connltlon* of their tributaries
The Cape Fear will prvbwltlv reach
:,5 feel. ju»t within the damage flood
nark a; FtiyeUrville't*Atnomfw. 1>
V. I»en»«n In charge of the local hU’
tau mild. On Sunday It will be’four
frej over he hank* at- Kltzahetbtnwi*
The R«aitoke which was at >2 feet
tiaday and alow ly faMiue will rearm
tO feet at Meldoa by Sund.iy-r-10 fee*
above hank level. " .V , . «
Th.- Reuse l* rapidly rising topigijt
and will be on* foot above bank level
a* Smithflcld by late tomorroir. u
1 I.lttle (lamTel’ exTepT flo 'dlng of'
crop* In lowland* |* exported by th*
bureau fhher eastern Carolina riv
’ era are not expected to leave their
4 banka.. .
GOLDSHORO. N. C SATURDAY MORNING. AUGITST 18. 1928
For Sunday Dinner,
Try This Here Menu
NEW ORDKIMH, Am 17—
A Jumblrtl menu constating t»l
monkey meat, pa m -rce hearts,
a mar dill e» and nuts from the bread
nut tree was described here today
hv Dr. Erani lllom of a Tulmu
I'utrersity cx|>edltiou which re
in uni! from an exploring, trip
through Central America and
Mexh-o. pr lllenl said it was th«
beyt' mcijn they h»d for seventy
day-; when out of i-ooimaturation
with thr mid lb ir regular
flood supply was exhausted. He.
rwcomaaendf<l that ntotikry meat be
Iwllcd with plenty «f sp ce*.
WALSH MAKES
A STATEMENT
I’raiwH Governor Smith Ah One
Who Will Make Wimidency
Homan **
AI.DANV. AUK. ff—. (AN RehtttO'
Valsh oJLMonijmt declared hern today
that the eldr-tlon of Oovcrn»r Smith
w* uhi Introduce into onr nation*
council a something of the hurnsn
t 'n\ent sadly lacking under the ra
gtme of Ooolldgc and Mellon.
"T Ircllere a R..pitl»Tlcftn strmk a
rarpofts've chord when he sntd Hr rr*h
going to vote for* Smith because he
wanted to see a amll* m the .Mh?t£
H*n«c. ’’ the Teapot Dnm4 pros
ectttor after a with 'be
Democratic prasldcntlal nominee *•
the cxcuttv* mansion.
• Walsh a dry who withdrew fron
•he r"ce for tho presidential nomln*
U*»t Ip favor of Hmttk last Mav tsouad
a f"rm« latalement In which he *s«
rted that h-> ‘and M r. “J '
i.of agree on some widely
considered, hot It Is vain tn look
'or » with convictions rep
iwtins mlUlnn.> jvbo like-;
w'sc ha* coitVlclletlsT snd rgreeln
with them nil on all questions.
"I notice," the Hcnatar continued
•‘(hat an honored but more or less eh-
D»moeeette from tho west who
• erved wttb distinction wHh me tn
Ihe Hena(a b« « c;one over to the Re
twhllcaif p»rtv hv reason of tJaire-no
Smiths affiliation with Tammany—
cheerfully aligning h'mself with an
organtxaimn lliat avail* Itself of thi
aid of the Vnt*' and Mellon machine
ip Pennsylvania and the Big 1
Thompson In llUiufi*. All three jii
which made contribution* of moment
in the, choice of the eandldsfc with
whom my friends rust his fortune
"If one t* to h# judged by tils
political assoelnt -s, how shall tH<
Peptihllenn nominee escape eandrin
nallofiT He as' "lq the caldnpt with
t'all and Daughtry stlthout ever rals.-
: tng hfs hatnf ter thtrart thetr Ttitanter
while they wee Irctnv perpetrated m
raising his vole* tn candtnnnail in
'hem after they were exposed."
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STKATON RUSHES
TO PRESS AG AIN
"Bluffer. TrirkHfer. € otaard,"
; Are CulturMl Words Min-
Hands Odt •
GREENWOOD I„\KF N. Y., Atig.-ll
-<A*i-Dr, John Roach Btfatjoi tor
night made public a letter to Gover
nor Alfred K. Stntt.h tp wjltrh
-isstor »*»*rt<-d that the faHt»rc of the
'overuor to meet him in hUut d*>t^tt-»
’r-n "will aufothatlcaKy brand run b>
'itr the world ip» s bluffer, a Tummanv
trickster .and a coward.”
Ti e letter l« In r> ply to a rommun
'cation frNrrtr<thi Governor demandin '
» "yes or no” answer to hi* reptie.it
that D Htratnv afford the governor
an opportunity to answer in Calvary
Raptfst church the charge matt* bv
the pastor fr«tn-thp pulpit two weeks
are that'Governor S'r"’i,|, Jj(he deal
limit foo In America fßlßfy
on of moral progress arid true ftolittcat
w • o- •• *r
DecUrlr y that bl" answer i« ym
phatlratly and nnehangclr "yes" Dr
Ht rat en . ,-t first id his ii-rninil H.h*
he be permi'tml 4o choose the meet In -
place, which liar Insisted s|>,i|| r
other than Cavalry Daptiat church.
Diced With Doth
ft. .
vmL-Y
W > H
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r
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Ann* Green, pretty Brooklrn
girl, who* disappointed in kA«,
penned a farewell poem and
threw the <Hce, to determine
whether the should take her
. life. The cubes showed a five
and a two. The girl’s body
was found in gas-tilled room
ABLAZE, PRIEST
RECITES RITUAL
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(.main Absolution to Hi« Five
CompanionH And All Are
Drowned Kxcep lOne
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NORTH RAY, Ausu.t IT.- Hew a
inrlalt pfrtet, iiiNidnrt by f<t v Ws
follies ald ii in, stfmd <>n hla burning
launch In latke lavlttge, and crucifix
lu hand, granted absolittlon to ftv*
ethers of his fsth before they plnug
rq Into the water has been told by
ip# sole-survivor* of fhc tragedy.
Tig" priest. Father J. B. Public, at
thnugh a powerful swimmer, w*n
drowned aftemptlng to save The live*
of others of his party _
»TUu dramaUo atocy of tb*> tragedy
was related by Albert Lafrenier*.
who with his wife and two children.
Knthe Pubic and Miss l>nm»e Ryl
Vest re set out Wednesday night for a
cruise around tho lake, after a plcpic
nt which they, bad been tb# priest’s
*«<«(* -v
They had proceeded g tithe up She
lake when a backfire from tbe engine
Irrf* d gasoline In (he blege.
ri sollne tank exploded. enveldßlng In
flames.
('aiming Ids guests a* the flumes
»i.iiikli-d around thetn. Father Dubuo
uinilV'rbClied thC rtlual of hU chor
~vU anit VOea aotd: - 'Tfeeeo la- agthtaE
else to. do. W# must jump Into the
water.” "* \ .
Lafri-nlete, clasping his oldest son
, f.lnude Y. tn hit arms made for a
cnisll tslnadi which ttio glare -Jr<>m
tin- flames*showed three Huo<fr<xt
yard* (MgtmT Fitbef I)9mm WeiFTa
tha aid -of the women. Mrs, Lnfrcn
.'crc hud her month-old son elapsed In
I < r srtns. \
When almost to the island, l.*D*u
H>rc ios I his hold on bts wa. and eras
barely hhle to win 'he ihore alone.
The i thers were all drowned.
Car Turns OveY Twice But
Driver Escapes Bad Hurts
Mr*.“Calvin Yelvcrton of Fre*
nionl escaped *cri<>u* Injury yes
teday. afternoon who her "Tiukk
«edah skidded and turned over
t<*ii f near Helfud „ 9
iuiiumhk into » lummer shower,
Mr*. Yelvcrton. The Now# wa»
told, took one hand oft the steer-
In* wliccl to turn on the wind
shield wiper. The. car Verred and
over twh- landing with* H*
wheels up In the air In a tiearby
field. ' ’
Kye witnesses who had seen the
fcblKt.tti.K h|n*> cavort. *l»|rger, and
turn a double somersault, hur
r tid t» the place ujjicrc It ’repua
cU on Its tup. The first iu*» on
Goldsboro People Caught
In Floods in Mountains
And At Ashland, ViMsnia
FAIL IDENTIFY
WOMAN’S BODY
Head Shot Through, Body Char
red, Body of Woman Found
In Ditch
"11 li'AtitJ. Aug. 17 tA")- Authorlt
'|i s (heed an enigma today in their af
tert to uor«v«I the crime and Identify
the young woman whose charred b«dy
•va-i fonrtu <>n u highway near Crown
i’nlnt yesterday.
WMb- -irt Dt-rj- thought t» be Adm
.Inc Racrardo, missing sweathekrt of
» hunk robber slain following a held
up M< uday. the "k'»haii‘s identify re
mains uncertain. Police have sbaml
< ned the theory thg|t other mamberv of
the bank robber gang might have
-d»tfl her 1« prevtmt police question
lit* retarding th# robbery.
The body, shot through the head
and burned beyond recognHton w*a
ers had poured gaaollae on.the cloth
ing and set fir* to tho body afta
.:l"-'0Ung die woman.
XINNIHG AIR MAIL
PILOT t KAHHEM «N
NOI NTIIN, IN BAFR
CHARLOTTE, An*. IT fjlV Joh*-
iv Kytle, Atlanta «lr mall fM
oh his way home today victorious *f
®lcr an encounter with n monntaln for
the second time within as many moth*
Kytle ran Rite a mountain near Old
Fort. N. 0., Wednesday night whll
flying a 2,fM10 feel aad did not get hi*
mall tit a train until Into yesterday.
Ilia plane waa demolished, bat b*
suffered no Injuria* Th* mail wa*
Rewarded by train.
He did not eicape aa eaalty In th*
prevlona accident, having been severe
ly Jarred when hi* plan* struck Bton#
mountain near Atlanta la * fog.
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LITTLE GIRL BERN .
BOTHER SHOOT. HER
FATHER TO DEATH
NICM'-GRLEANS, Aug. i7—(A*)—lit
tie lfeliTi McMahon, 7 year old
lisurhter of Mr. and Mr*. Thomaa
McMahan, waa orphaned hy a tragedy
of last night which snuffed out the
live* of her parents. .
TK?®l'hlld wjtneseed the fatal'ahoet
! 'nc nt her father, a general coni*|d
i t"r, hy her mother, 2k years old, sad
hmnl the suicidal shot that killed bar
.mother ring out while Richard Hoff
man. a neighbor, wa* leading the girt
from Ih# scene. Mrs. Hoffman dlad
* nroute to ll»e hospital.
"I wne In bed," Helen's account of
ihe tragedy ram. “Mamma, and pgt
l!"or In tha kltcfeen. They started
were sleeping on a mattress on the
quarrelling shout my papa wanting to
go our at night. Than papa hit mapia
and she got op and got the gun. Then
T heard maim shoot She picked him
up and carried him out of the ap*rt
ih**l Rifti the Kanway. Then sSa came
hack to my room and said I‘vg shat
your father. n< s*de*d. *
"! didn't cry because I didn't know
whaj/tfn do hut I Saw Mr. Hoffman
ru*h Into the house and get me. He
was carrying me to hla house when
ne h.Mrd some more shots and f knew
i »tn» must have shot herself.
the acene. hi* hurry to get Mra.
YHverton out of the car. kicked*
the (lan* out of one of the front
o door*.
Other than thin, the car was
••Id to have been practically ua
scratched. *
The only Injury sustained by
Mr*. Yelverton wag a alight
scratch on one elbow.
Those who witnessed the acci
dent; said that the tnarhlnn waa
mukiiitc a rapid rate of speed at
the time of the accident. They
retarded the escape of Mr*. Yel
verUfn and the- slight dam
airu done the machine aa nothing
short of miraculous,
MFafMei Ml f
THE ASSOCIATU
PRESS
PRICE FITE CENTS
Rev. R. A. Alktoe Reistaa E*i
pe lienees Wlttl Rf* 1* .
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.SHERIFF W. D. OKANtttUA
OF WESTERN N. C. PLOOCI
Both Parties Were Cat Off Fra*
Rosie Home For Em Bjr
Hifii Wrter
atorla* of brtdgto waM*
e«* away. highway*,ha——Mfc.kam*
m*i diamptad, and mini «ea#:.
Wirf brought to (Mdshora i mtmtm
turn Ylrtiato »< ft— »k* motors
ion of North Carolina by toeSl oMg
ion* who rota row tram th— —tof£
B«*. «. A. Atkin* m 4 f*sUiy
iurnml from a moath'i atas to Blip
luond *nA Aahland wKk daUtta to Ok
Vlrlglna flood.
"I waa atoyteg to Ilka ha— to#
man who oparated a hathtaf pise* as
the Booth Anna rtvar at daStoad.f
Raid Mr. Atkina "aid hla hay ato
my boy .worn at tha rtvar whaa- th*
huga rain atartad. Thay had a ftofft
and I waa afraid that a*4|a had' gs»
wot and tha motor died da I Jdhitto
oftar them, la aaothar oar. I dm ad
to the edge of ton Km basalt and ato
mi tha high way aad tha watar wto
throe feel dtofc
"The bridge war tha rtvar aad toll
waa alt o'etouk la the eraalag waa Ml
feet from tba watar. At II O’elaak tlfil
night the bride bed been coveted." !
bta pulpit Bmaday-tolar aaw -«a
brldga awapt away. <*V
In reluming ta Oaldnbam toy tIM
vz&ssMS+t
mid Mr. Attla* a—n|*a|hM **
ttnanoke River tha «nr panaad for tww
- it - ,blohoomo - ~ > mdfl^^tomMu
nitrdf OYWT TlJff U|l pffi wWHKm
lappping on either aida to tli^fiaaf*
now." he added "I aaver —r'ssfll
liotoa la my Ufa. A I a|aa# th*
ateeleh yaa reald tea the h£fjtoK
of corn at Irk tag oat of tba a»3
water."
Bbartff W. D. Ofaat, Mm. Oms§
mV. and Mm. todH Wrmat aft
Ml*. M. ■. John non, ritaraad —at—»
day from BntbarlbUlia aad Mid
Lara Where ShaUR Ofiat attaa*M
the ronrenlton as North OaoHaa aha*
lea. r<s
"I taU yon." anM Sheriff Great. "ato
ter getting cut ass up tbara Ek# din
did. I wouldn't Accept a 4 to
North Carolina ts I had to lisa ta the
mountain*."
The Ootdabero party waat tots la—
>onid not go torasrd ar mtara tod
aereml days. * “* «f
"Tha whoi# roattrysMe waa —I
waahed away houaal sliding att thd
mountain*. *u flato gatoa opaaad to
Veep dam a from hmaktag; totraato
pouring through atomn nad tha —ff
"ti the nt-wiy rw* amrifli
anything Ilka It."
The party returned to Onlddhare.
ler making a number of date ami asf>
at cnorleen they drotw their car soar
4 bridge on the dreueh dr tad th—‘
wna partly under watar.
1. K. r. Hick* brought keck an
other atory from the aeon ntatea. U
atratch of rend between Aobevflle as#
Cnatonla which Mr. Htcka tad taadßf
raaaed over In the morulag wag
away In the afierue** "rtda.
t:mi mighty goad W ato' mß*
Htcka "Jnat cleared ilka flood* That
portion of highway natokar to naas
old Fbrtjhat waa waahed irv ha*'
travelled by to. Hlcka aarfSto*
Ur only three dnya be tore.
Ruben Clark Selected ■
As Under Secretary
RIfPKRIOR. Win.. Aag. IT—
Selection by Prenldnat Coelldgv di
Reuben Clark of Salt Lake City. Uto*
to be under eecretary of atete, wto
Lnnounred at tha anmator White
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before be will eater a—a Ms dst* j
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