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Two Are tfiTled Aa Boiler Explodes
Chicago.—Two men were killed and
two others were probably fatally in-ti
teals To The U. S.
-Organized German
more than half the
jured when the boiler on an engine
which they wero repairing in the
Mexican Consul And Other Officials
Promise Aid In Running Down
Hammer Murderess
; Log Angeles, Calif.—Los Angeles po-
illce officials and several adventurers
’and soldiers of fortune looking for a
(reward, are girded themselves for a
(woman hu?k, which, 'they hope, will
.‘result in bringing Clara Phillips, the
(escaped hammer niurdereaB,'across the
international line to serve out her
tife sentence in San Quontine peniten
tiary for tho murder of Alberta Mead
ows. i
i Balked, according to reliable informs
,tion, by the escape of Clara from Jua-
:res to Chihuahua City .Just as plans
.were practically completed by a band
[of adventurers and private detectives,
■including both Mexican and Americans,
,to kidnay the "Tifeer Woman,” and
ibring htr across tho Rio Grande, of
ficials here and in El Paso are opening
un new channels wljich may lead to the
former chorus girl’e capture.
The aid of Leandro Garza Leal, the
chief consul, at Los AngeleB, has been
enlisted by Sheriff Traeger, and Leal
is said to have promised to has his
good offices in securing the co-opera
tion of the Mexican , government. The
aid of Governor Lugo of Baa, Califor
nia, is also said to have been prom
ised and Lugo is planning a trip to
Los Angelos to consul with officials,
Governor Lugo has been appointed
secretary to the Mexican government!,
and is high in the confidence of Pres
ident Obregon. At the same time, he
■understands and is well liked by Amer
icans. He has co-operated with Cali
fornia officials,In numerous ways along
the lower Cmlfornla border, and, at
the time of Clara’s sensational escape,
promed to deport her if she was found
in his state.
Sheriff Traeger may make a trip to
El Paso to investigate the case, It
Is learhad, and if it can be officially
arranged, might even go Into the in
terior in an effort to pick up Clara’s,
trail.
COASTWI8E SHIPPING 8HOW8
PHENOMENAL GROWTH IN 1922
V. 8. Ports Handle Over Eighty Million
Tons Of Foreign Commerce In
Last FIpcbI Year
Washington.—Ports of the United
StateB during the fiscal year ended
last June 30 handled incoming and out
going foreign commerce totaling 80,*
'280,952 long tons, aoording to a re
port made public by the shipping
hoard. Of thtB total, cargoes landed
, amounted to 48,645,948 tons and car
goes discharged to 36,585,004 tons.
The report showed that 46 principal
portB handled a total of 35,576,994 tons
incoming, compared with» 32,166,957
tons outgoing, with minor ports load
ed 1,826,261, and discharged 864,416
tons and ports of the Great Lakes
handled in shipments to and from for
eign countries 6,742,693 tons inbound
and 8,364,681 tons outbound.
The statment did not include coast
wise or^inter-coastal movements, which
it was stilted, had grown at a phe-
BB follows: •
By districts, foreign cargo move
ments through the 46 principal ports
during the last fiscal year were given
nomenal rale during tho last six
months. *
; North Atlantic porta 18.296,874 tons
jloaded, 18,981,1-86 fobs discharged;
(South Atlantic porta; 910,122 tons
loaded, 741,$85 ions disdiarged; by
igulf porta, 11,481,161 tons loaded, 1,<
J406.701 tons discharged.
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;Amerlcan Te Take Tltfo lit England
l Washington.—-Henry Edward Pellew,
rWho, last August, inherited tht right
;to assume the titlo of sixth viscount
(Of Exmouth, died at his homo here
;at tho ago of 94, still an American .cit,
jizen. He had made no- plans to re-
{turn to England and assume his peer
S The title now passes to) a Bon,
rleb Ernest Pellew; formerly a pro
cessor in chemistry* at. Colombia uni
versity and now living’ in New York
.City.. ,
{Women 8mokers Blamed Far Fires
| New York.—Women smokers are sus
pected of having caused the hedvy in-
crease in loss by fires due to “matches
and smoking” hi the United States
’during the last year, reported by the
-national board of fire underwriters, tc
Shave amounted to 825,992,033, compared
j\rith $16,435,562, in 1918. The total
JcfsS by fire in the country for the
iyear, according to the report, was
'$496,000,000.
Negro Found Burled Uhder The Snow
Birmingham, Ala.—Cold weather took
its first victim In Birmingham for the
winter on the morning of February 4.
When Will Kysor, negro fruit peddler,
of Green Springs, a suburb, died at
his residence after having been exposed
to the weather. Kyser was found In
front of the local juvenile court build
ing in an unconscious condition anc
(With his body partially covered over
py sleet and. snow, sjffe was removed
to his home, and died within forty-five
^ninutes. It has been a long time sincr
fane froze to death in Birmingham.
Gorman Labor Appeals
Berlin,
labor, speaking tor
population of the German luiiuuuu,
views the American congress as the
logical tribunal to which to address
an appeal, declaring that “American,
I honor asserted at this time can save,
.us and the world from the evitable
disaster.’’ This is the keynote of a
message which was forwarded .to Wash
ington, carrying the signatures of the
(chairmen of the executive boards of the
’the general federation of trade unions,
(the federation of Christian labor unions,
!tbe league of clerical employees and
{the independent federation of liberal
■trade unions, which embrace a regis
tered membership of twelve million
male and female workers.
Children Cry for Fletcher’s
iCondemna The Plan For Car Pooling
Washington.—Plans for creation of o
{national pool of freight cars, under di
rection of a central agency representing
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;all railroads, recently presented to con-
'greess, have lleen unqualifiedly con
demned in a report of the American
Railway association. Its Investigations
lOf the proposals, the asssociation de<
•clareB, determines the scheme to bs
economically unsound, Impracticable''
of application, not In the boat interest
of the shipping public and contrary tc
-the fundamental principles of operating
railway systems.
Legislative Committee Probes Trouble
Little Rock, Ark.—The legislative
committee, investigating recent dis
orders on the Missouri and North Ar
kansas raillroad, has completed fta
Iwork in Little Rock, unless the unions
jhave additional witnesses they are es-
jpocially anxious to place on the stand,
hnd will recesB for at least a week be
fore transferring the inquiry to Har
dison, center of the disturbances, mem-
■bore of the commitee have announced,
important legislative matters now
{pending will prevent the committee
{going to Harrison at an early date.
rennsiyvama Railroad yards here, ex
ploded. Julius Grill, 50 years old, a
boiler-maker died of scalds. The sides [
and front of the engine were demolish
ed by the explosion.
Doctor Rudolph Called By Death
Gainesville.—Dr. H. Latimer Rudolph,
one of Gainesville’s most prominent
physicians, died here from pneumonia.
He was sick eight days. Doctor Ru
dolph is survived by hifi widow an<f
two children, Walter and Padgett ;
three brothers, C. A., J. B. and J. A.
Rudolph, and his mother, Mrs. E.JL.
Rudolph. ^
Insurgents Attack Governor’s Home
Dublin, Ireland.—The rebel campaign
of murder and destruction continues
unabated, and, although these activi
ties are mostly In the province!. Dub
lin itself is not exempt. One night
recently Governor General Healy’s res
idence, the t)ld * Viceregal Lodge, in
Phoenix Park, was attacked by men
concealed In the shrubberies who main
tained a heavy revolver fire, which the
guards around the building vigorously
returned. It was nearly half an hour
before the attacking party retired. No
casualties were reported.
Action Demanded On Ship Subsidy
Washington.—Commercial organiza
tions will begin soon to focus upon
congress urgent demand for the enact
ment of the administration shipping
bill, according to an announcement by
the chamber of commerce of the Unit
ed States. Before adjournment of the
present session, it is declared, a sen
ate vote must be obtained to settle tjie
national policy towards the government
investment in wartime shipping, and
the whole mercantile marine question.
It is stated that the chamber favors
the enactment of the prfesent bill.
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Y6u Will Want Your I
Fordson Tractor Early
Everything points to the greatest shortage of Ford products
this year that has ever existed.
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Never before has the demand been so great.
You will want a Fordson Tfactor early—here is one product you cannot
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wait for—when the weather opens up you will need it.
You will want it for plowing, seeding, cultivating-—and all your other work.
Already it has pfo|ed the greatest help to profitable farming that has ever
been offered to you. ^And at $395 f. o. b. Detroit, the price is so low that
you lose money every day you are without a Fordson. To get delivery you
must order early.
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There are no reserve stocks among our dealers-jr-our production capacity great as it
Is, will not enable us to build up a reserve. >
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It must be a case of “first come, first served” v and the only way in which you can pro
tect yourself is to list your order with a Ford Dealer immediately.
By taking advantage of our dealers first opportunity 'to make delivery, you\ will be
assured of having jrour Fordson when you need it.
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
DETROIT, MICH.
A. M. ANDERSON Dealer, Perry, Ga.
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