HOMES ARE BEING
BUILT TORNADO
CHICAGO, 111., April 10— Southern
Illinois and Indiana are humming with
industry today, as the work of rebuild
ing and restoration progresses.
Warm, sunny weather prevailed in
most of the stricken territory as car
penters labored on hundreds of big.
new buildings and relief workers con
tinued to give aid and comfort to the
injured and homeless.
Danger of epidemics has been lessen
ed by sanitary measures. The water
supply in every affected community is
being closely watched, and a large
supply of serums is on hand.
Relief committes throughout the
state reported that about $500,000 had
been raised and another sum of like
amount was provided by the Illinois
legislature within 48 hours after the
news of the destruction was received.
MurpnysDorougn and urinin nave
had money poured into them for re
lief, and the banks have arranged to
extend credit to all property owners
desiring to rebuild.
Pending rebuilding of factories re
lief workers centered their efforts in
finding employment for workingmen
who were the greatest sufferers. Ap
peals were made to the state to start
road construction camps in the vicin
ity and to provide temporary employ
ment.
Conditions have improved wonder
fully in the past two weeks, an air of
optimism pervading the districts, in
places where nothing but deepest
gloom prevailed a week or so after
the tornado hit the thriving cities.
Murphysboro is a city of about ten
thousand inhabitants, and hardly one
house was left standing uninjured aft
er the storm had passed.
LOS ANGELES BOY SCOUT
WINS MEDAL FOR BRAVERY
LOS ANGELES, Apr. 10.—Johannas
Bartholowsky, 12, Los Angeles school
boy, has been awarded the Boy Scout
Medal for heroism displayed in sav
ing the life of Vivian Hoil. his play
mate.
Johannas risked his own life when
the latter fell off the edge of a 40-ft.
cliff near his home. While Vivian
clung desperately to a shrub, Johan
nas gripped a branch of a tree, reach
ed over the edge of the precipice,
seized his playmate and almost by su
perhuman effort dragged him to safety.
The award came from national head
quarters of the Boy Scouts of Ameri
ca in New York and is the highest
honor that can come to a scout.
UNITED STATES COAST
CUTTERS ESCORT B. C.
LIQUOR CARRIER SOUTH
SEATTLE, Apr. 9.—(AP).—Pur
ported rum-running ships leaving B
C. waters are no longer allowed pri
vacy on the high seas, due to Uni
ted States coast guard cutters unof
ficially acting as convoys, south
ward along the American coast, Capt
F. G. Dodge, coast guard commander
of the Pacific Northwest district,
declared here recently on the return
of the cutter Snohomish from Van
couver, B. C.
The Snohomish was asked to
watch the steamer Stadacona after
she loaded 13,000 cases of liquor at
Vancouver, B. C., according to Capt.
Dodge. When the Stadacona sailed
with clearance for a Mexican port,
the Snohomish accompanied her in
a friendly manner. The commander
of the cutter reported that the
Stadacona employed every ruse to
elude the convoy and only succeeded
by steaming 30 miles seaward and
continuing southward. The Snoho
mish turned the watch over to
another coast guard vessel below
the mouth of the Columbia river
and returned to Seattle, the com
mander said.
PERSHING APPOINTMENT
POPULAR IN ARGENTINA
BUENOS AIRES, Apr. 10.—(AP).
«—Jhe appointment of General John
J. Pershing as head of the Tacna
Arica plebiscite commission was fav
orably received in all circles in Ar
gentina.
If you don’t get your paper before
six o’clock please phone us and one
will be sent by special messenger.
PRIEST RAPIDS WORK TO
BE STARTED NEW FALL
SPOKANE, Apr. 9.—(AP)—John
P. Duke, Seattle banker, declared in
an address before the agriculture
bureau of the Spokane chamber of
commerce today that he had been
told “by a man closely identified with
the project,” that a force of 5,000
men will be put at work breaking
ground for the Priest Rapids power
project of the General Electric com
pany next fall.
He said the same informant told
him that 400,000 horsepower of elec
tric energy already had been con
tracted for.
He discussed co-operation of East
ern and Western Washington and
said “the old idea of an imaginary
line” between the two sections of the
state has gone.
Doctors In Medicine
In 1600 B. C. Used
Papyrus Sucker List
NEW YORK, April 10.—A chapter
on hand to change an old man into a
young man of twenty has been found
in the oldest treatise on medical sci
ence and surgery in the world, the Ed
win Smith papyrus of 1600 B. C.
The discovery, made by Professor
James H. Breasted, was announced to
day by Alexander J. Will, librarian of
the New York Historical Society.
The passage was written on the
back of the papyrus, evidently by one
of the quacks who infested even the
ancient medical profession.
One passage reveals that the au
thor knew that paralysis of one side
of the body was caused by a brain
j affection of the other side—a fact lost
! for 3,000 vears and rediscovered in
i
modern times.
The papyrus was described by sa
vants as being the most important
body of medical knowledge which has
survived to us from ancient Egypt, or
j for that matter, from anywhere.
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STATE ATTORNEYS MUST
PAY REGISTRATION FEE
OLYMPIA, Wn„ Apr. 10.—The su
preme court today affirmed the de
cree of the Thurston county superior
court enjoining1 I. N. Holmes, clerk
of the superior court, from filing or
accepting any papers, pleadings or
other court documents in that court
for any attorney who had not paid
annual registration fees for 1924 or
previous years.
The decision has the effect of en
forcing the law requiring lawyers
practicing in the state to register
annually. The fee is $1 a year in
counties of less than 125,000 pop
ulation and $2 a year in the other
counties. It is paid to the county
clerk, and the bulk of the money
goes into the general fund.
The action was brought by the
state board of law examiners to test
the validity and enforceability of
the statute.
Sheaffer’s Life Time Pens, at the
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WANTED—Small safe, about IS in.
square, not over two feet high. Ap
ply to purser of steamship Starr.
FOUND—A bunch of keys. If you
have lost any keys the past six
months, apply at the Gateway of
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which have been turned in.
FOR SALE—The Gateway is over
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WANTED—Advertisers to use our
classified columns for results.
FOUND—Bunch of keys, inquire at
the Gateway office.
| Taken by mistake, two music books
: from the I. O. O. F. Hall. Kindly re
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