Name Chiefs Son After Rodeo President
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Chief Tom Yallnp, descendant of a long line of Yaldma and Klickitat Indian Chiefs, and the
spokesmman for the redmen at many a conference in the national capital, had a son born on the
EUensburg Rodeo grounds daring the 1925 Rodeo. The son was ^ named B*ll Fudge, after the
president of the Rodeo, who is shown with Chief Yallnp, and wife, in the above picture.
Everyone in EUensbnrg puts on Rodeo regalia a month befor the opening of the show, which
this year will be held on Sept. 9, 10 and 11. The Rodeo Girls* quartet has sung the merits of the
Rodeo all peer the Northwest and their music is as sweet to the ear as the girls are good to look at.
I { HARTINGTON, Neb.—County Judge
W. F. Bryant, 75 year old toe of li
quor law violators in Cedar county,
will begin a self-imposed five day diet
on bread and water today to deter
mine once and for all if such diet is
cruel and inhuman.
WASHINGTON. — United States
stands supreme in radio with three
fifths of the world’s broadcasting sta
tions and five times as many receiving
sets as any other nation.
NEW YORK—Government -witnes
ses at the trial of former Attorney
General Daugherty and Co. Miller dis
closed that only 72 hours was requir
ed for putting the $7,000,000 claim of
the American Metals Company thru
the Alien Custodian office.
NEW YORK—A verdict of $2,027
was returned against A1 Jolson in the
D. W. Griffith’s suit for $500,000 for
alleged breach of contract.
GREAT FALLS, Montana—A heavy
snow, the first of the year, fell last
night.
OAKLAND—Despondent over pro.
longed illness Mrs. W. F. Post, forty
five, mother of four children attempt
ed suicide yesterday, she will re
cover.
SAN FRANCISCO, “Let ’er buck,”
that call which echoed through Ar
gonne woods and other battle fields
of the World War, will reach here
Saturday with the 363rd. Regiment
One of the most famous regiments
in the World War will hold it’s annu
al reunion here. More than four
thousand will attend.
SAN RAFAEL, Calif.—Peter Mel
loascio and his wife were asphyx
iated by fumes from grapes they
were mashing preparatory to making
wine yesterday. They apparently lost
consciousness and then fell to the
bottom of the vat, where they died.
BRUSSELS—Prince Leopold, Crown
Prince of Belgium, left yesterday for
Stockholm, where his engagement
to Princess Astride of Sweden will
be announced tomorrow after a
Crown Council.
STROUDSBERG, Pa.,—Richard W.
Child former U. S. Ambassador to
Italy yesterday withdrew his suit for
divorce from Mrs. Maud Parker
Child, woman writer.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27. (£>) —
President and Mrs. Coolidge made
their first cruise on the Mayflower,
since the return from their vacation.
VIENNA.—Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
has arrived in Grosewardein for a
first visit to Austria since dismember
ment of the old empire.
OAKLAND, Calif.—Mrs. Dorothy
Lenroot Black, daughter of Senator
Lenroot was granted interlocutory
degree of divorce from her husband
Paul Black.
SYRACUSE—Democrats gathering
for state convention were expected to
name Governor A1 Smith for fourth
term.
LONDON—Sir Henry Fielding Dick
ens, son of the novelist and Lary
Dickens, celebrated their golden wed
ding anniversary.
ROME.—Amerigo Dumini, one of
those accused of kidnapping Matteot
ti was arrested on a charge of using
offensive language against Premier
Mussolini.
Picture rraming—Schallerer’s Alas
ka Shop.
Remington Portables, |60—Schaller
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