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Everything you need to know to create a movie. This is defiantly for older students who have an interest in movies and how they are made. It gives a step by step behind the scenes look on how different genres of films are made. There are like props to help the students if they wanted to make their own film. It stats the importance of lighting, sounds, and camera angles. Very informational for students.
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Do you know the difference between a close-up and a mid shot? A tilt and a pan? What does a camera's point of view have to do with telling a story? From gathering simple equipment to outlining a script, from choosing a location to mastering the art of lighting and directing with finesse, MOVIE MAKER offers expert guidance (and top tips from professionals) to help kids create short dramas, comedies, documentaries, and even animations. Its special features include:
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He's been working his way towards reconciliation with his wife Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom did in fact spend the evening with her last night (October 28).
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Board your flight to Manado and enjoy a short tour of this port city. Embark the Caledonian Sky in the early afternoon.
The phenomenal biodiversity of Bunaken has been protected as a national park since 1991 and its crystal-clear waters offer some of the best snorkeling and diving in Indonesia. Spend the morning exploring the reefs and drop-off walls which are adorned with myriad soft corals. Dense schools of blue-striped and yellow-tailed fusiliers are some of the 100 species of fish you may spot here. After lunch, visit Siladeng Island for additional snorkeling and diving opportunities.
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Just below the arm of Central Sulawesi, at the convergence of the Banda and Maluku Seas, sit the Banggai Islands, whose waters harbor "the mother of all living coral reefs" according to Alfred Wallace, a contemporary of Darwin. An astounding variety of marine life inhabits the walls, caves, overhangs, and shallow reefs of this archipelago and snorkelers and divers have several opportunities to witness such species as ribbon eels, blue-ring octopus, anglerfish, and the endemic Banggai cardinal fish.
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An overnight excursion takes you 4,000 feet into the cool highlands of South Sulawesi to fascinating Toraja. Legends say that the early Toraja came from the north, possibly Indochina, and were blown off-course by a storm. Their boat-shaped houses reflect this seafaring legacy, with a soaring "prow" that slopes skyward. The Toraja bury their dead in graves chiseled into vertical cliffsides, in keeping with the belief that ancestors repose halfway between heaven and earth. Beside these honeycombed graves, gazing out over the valleys, are life-like wooden effigies, providing a receptacle for their souls to guard the gravesites. Walk through several villages and investigate the gravesites, markets, and ornate rice barns of the region. Meals and overnight are at our hotel in the highlands. The following day, tour more traditional villages and return to Palopo to board the Caledonian Sky in the evening.
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Komodo National Park is a sanctuary for the fabled giant monitor lizard, the Komodo dragon. Walk along a forested pathway to a viewing area for a close inspection of these prehistoric reptiles which grow up to 10 feet in length and weigh up to 300 pounds. The surrounding forest is home to Javan rusa deer, the favorite prey of the dragons, as well as elegant yellow-crested cockatoos. In the afternoon, enjoy snorkeling or diving, off splendid Pink Beach, often described as "swimming in an aquarium."
In the morning, visit Wera Island to observe locals building wooden fishing boats according to ancient tradition. Except for the keel, these large seagoing vessels are constructed entirely of wood. Attend a welcome ceremony and cultural performance by the villagers. Return to the ship for lunch as you cruise toward Pulau Ular, also known as Snake Island due to the large number of sea snakes or "kraits" that populate the shores and surrounding waters.
For centuries, Bali has captivated the imagination of artists, writers, and travelers with its landscapes of emerald terraced rice fields backdropped by the sacred volcano of Mt. Batur. Disembark in the port of Benoa and drive to Ubud, where a large artisan community displays their talents in painting, sculpture, silver-working, and batik. After lunch at a local restaurant, enjoy time at leisure to stroll among the countless galleries, small museums, and artisans' workshops. Or, choose to visit a local farm to learn more about the ancient art of rice cultivation. Return to the ship for dinner and overnight.
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Wow that is crazy! That must cost a ton to fly over here for Disney. But is the Dollar that bad for you to exchange. I know the CDN dollar is down right now!Originally Posted by Dizneyblonde, post: 122515
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The $ rate is awful for us at the moment considering we gor nearly $2 to the £ in 2007!
Won't be doing nearly as much shopping on this trip!
This is Heathers first trip to Disney! She loves piglet and he is the hardest to find out side the world let alone inside it. So I know she will be buying stuff anyways, but we will keep and eye on our spending. We are getting about .80 to the US Dollar and 6 months ago our dollar was doing better then theresOriginally Posted by Dizneyblonde, post: 122560
Hi. We found the disney store at The Florida Mall to have some great bargains. Good Disney mugs were $5 each & daughter bought her friends some Disney cups with lids (nice for 7yr olds) at 3 or $10. I also noticed that they had good quality towels & I am sure these were also about $10.
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TENINO, Thurston County — A 1938 Tenino High School graduate has donated $200,000 to the Tenino School District and has designated another $1 million in his will to be given to the school upon his passing, according to Superintendent Russ Pickett.
The graduate, a 93-year-old man who currently lives in Fairbanks, Alaska, wishes to remain anonymous, Pickett said.
Per the donor's wishes, Tenino used the $200,000 to bolster its music and vocational programs.
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Vocational-program educators used their share of the money to, among other projects, build a new greenhouse. Approximately 70 percent of Tenino students will take at least one vocational course.
According to Pickett, the anonymous donor declined the school's offer to name its new greenhouse in his honor.
"He was not interested in that at all," the superintendent said.
According to Pickett, Tenino's benefactor made his money mining gold in Alaska.
Though he has not lived in Washington since the 1940s, the gentleman has "very fond memories of the vocational program and the school," Pickett said.
How Tenino will use the $1 million, earmarked for the school in the man's will, is still up in the air, he added.
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Quartz component maker TXC has reported pre-tax profits of NT$977.5 million (US$30 million) for the first 11 months of 2015, down 3.5% from a year earlier. The earnings translated...
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Quartz component maker TXC has reported pre-tax profits of NT$241 million (US$7.7 million) for the first quarter of 2015, down 4.3% from a year earlier. Pre-tax EPS for the quarter...
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Quartz crystal component maker TXC, in order to expand production capacity, has set aside a budget of NT$600 million (US$19.8 million) for capital expenditure in 2014, the company...
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Quartz component maker TXC is expected to post revenues of over NT$810 million (US$26.96 million) for January 2014, almost on par with the NT$817 million recorded a month earlier,...
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Sacramento, CA Jet Crashes Into Parlor, Sep 1972
Sacramento (AP) -- "It took one wall where the 17 kids were and just pushed it," one witness gasped after a burning plane slashed into an ice cream parlor jammed with children and their parents, killing 22 persons.
Authorities said one entire family of five died in the crash Sunday along with 12 children. Twenty-six others -- mostly children -- were injured when the privately owned F86 jet catapulted into the ice cream parlor from Sacramentl's Executive Airport after participating in an air show. The plane had been converted to civilian use.
Witnesses said the plane appeared to lose power in the takeoff. It crashed on an old levee barrier at the end of the runway and hurtled across a four-lane highway.
The craft burst into flames about the time it hit three autos parked by the front entrance to the ice cream parlor. Two of the autos were rammed with the burning plane through the front of the building.
Twenty of the dead were tentatively identified as customers in the store. Two others had been seated in one of the autos crushed by the jet.
CHRISTI KIEHN, 12, of Stockton, Calif., was in FARRELL'S with her parents, four brothers and sisters and two neighbor children -- twin 3 1/2 year olds, KERRI and KRISTI FRANCIS.
She grabbed KERRI, crawled over two tables and pushed her into the arms of a man standing by a window. "Then I climbed out myself through a little bitty hole," she said.
Coroner GEORGE NIELSEN said some identifications might be delayed because the finger-prints of children usually aren't on file.
He said he had few calls from parents, possibly because some of the parents were among the hospitalized.
The pilot was identified as RICHARD BINGHAM, 36, of Novato, Calif., general manager of Spectrum Air, a corporation controlled by WILLIAM PENN PATRICK, a prominent cosmetics manufacturer.
BINGHAM was listed in satisfactory condition with fractures at Sacramento Medical Center.
A witness said a man with a pair of wire cutters ran to the blue and gold jet -- risking the flames -- and cut the pilot loose.
The witness told newsmen the pilot was crying and saying over and over again, "I'm sorry!! I'm sorry!!"
All of Sacramento's publicly and privately owned ambulances were called to the scene as rescue workers began dragging bodies from the flaming building.
A makeshift coroner's offce was set up in the parking lot beside the building.
Heat from the crash charred paint on parked automobiles 60 feet away. The impact knocked over mannequins in windows at the other end of the block.
Witnesses gave contradictory accounts of when the fire started, but several said that the wings -- which contain the fuel tanks -- were severed from the rest of the craft as it roared toward the ice cream parlor.
There was no immediate comment from the National Transportation Safety Board, which sent investigators to the scene.
Store manager DICK KOSSAC said every table was filled at the time of the crash.
All of the other stores in the plush shopping center were closed or had just one or two persons each inside.
Executive Airport is surrounded by densely developed residential and business areas. It is located about four miles south of the State Capitol building and downtown Sacramento.
The airport was used by scheduled airlines until a new airport opened 15 miles north of Sacramento three years ago.
Flames swept through a front dining area of the store. The plane smashed a partition to a second serving area, but was slowed by the wall. The fire scorched walls in that section, but did not do as much damage.
Coroner NIELSEN said some of the victims were burned but many others were crushed or cut.
Hundreds gathered around the shopping center -- held back about 100 feet by police lines -- as rescuers pulled debris and bodies out of the store.
The operation continued for hours. The covered bodies -- many of them small figures -- were put in ambulances and quickly moved from the scene. Burned toys, chairs and other objects were piled on two sides of the building.
Parts of the aircraft were separated from the wreckage by investigators and hauled away. A heavy duty tow truck finally pulled the yellow and blue body of the plane from the store, wrenching a big chunk of the wall out with it.
Firemen cleared debris from a crumpled auto under the plane and found the last two bodies.
FARRELL'S was a favorite spot for neighborhood children. A visit there was a special treat. Again and again, comments were heard in the crowd when each family last was in the store: "Just a couple days ago." "Just last week. We sat in that very chair."
A store specialty was birthday parties for younger children with paper hats, favors, candy, ice cream and elaborately served "party surprises."
San Mateo Times California 1972-09-25
Listing of the Casualties.
GENE WILSON LaVINE.
MARGARET MAY LaVINE.
Ferrel crash
My mother told me some of the people killed were my distant cousins. My grandmother ,s maiden name was Lukins and these were decendents of her brothers that had moved to California from Nebraska . Does anyone have any information on that.
Negligent Pilot
A month or so prior to the crash Richard Bingham without authorization commandeered my twin engine plane which was maintained at Spectrum Aviation in Novato, California.
Bingham was the manager of the Aviation Company.
one day when I was driving into the air port, along with my pilot ,we were shocked to see my plane preparing for take off.
I quickly went to the office counter in the terminal and had the operator communicate with the pilot of my plane, which was a Trade wind, D18 conversion, that if he took off I was going to call
the police and charge him with felony theft. His flight was aborted.
Out of my plane came a large obnoxious individual who approached me and wanted to know who the hell I thought I was? That he could fly any aircraft he wanted and needed no permission.
This man was as belligerent a person I have ever met.
I wrote a letter to his boss William Penn Patrick citing the incident and suggesting to him the Richard Bingham was an irresponsible individual, an accident waiting to happen, and that he
should not have Bingham employed at Spectrum Aviation.
Shortly thereafter I received a letter from William Penn Patrick stating that he had discussed the issue with Bingham and counseled him.
The next time I went to Spectrum Aviation I discovered that my plane had been relocated, by Richard Bingham, to the center of an out of the way area surrounded by several anchored aircraft
making it impossible for me to gain access to my plane for my scheduled flight. Bingham did this in retaliation for my having written his boss regarding his attitude and comportment.
A few weeks later "Mr. Big shot" was in a hurry to depart Sacramento Airport after the show and rather than wait his turn for take off on the primary runway he brow beat the tower and requested
permission to take off from the shorter run way and caused a disaster.
He should have been thrown in jail. He was not qualified to fly the Saber in the first place. He was an arrogant fool.
My understanding is that he eventually committed suicide.
John F. Connelly Jr.
Late arrival to Farrels Ice Cream Parlor
When I was 7 years old, we had all made plans to meet there to have some ice cream after the air show, there were 3 cars from various Family members that were all supposed to meet there, for some reason everyone was delayed and arrived 10 minutes late, we met up in a nearby parking lot to see the aftermath and amazed how we were all not in the restaurant due to our delays. I told my Daughter about this and decided to look up any info on the crash and found your site. I spent 26 years in the Army as an Infantryman and 2 wars later, I'm still alive, God must have a plan for me somehow.
Farrel crash
Nine members of one family died in this crash my cousin Christine Nash (La Vine) lost her mom & dad gene & Margaret la vine, her two sons Gary & Jeffery Nash, her sister Sue and her husband tony and 3 of 4 children her niece and 2 nephews Gregory Jeanne & Shawn,, my cousin lost almost her whole family only members who survived was her little sister , and her and a nephew and they were all hospitalized with major injuries her husband fortunaly was gone out of town at the time
Was he around 2 years old ?
Was he around 2 years old ? Brandon Krier was two.. I was friends with his sister Jennfier
The only Billie I see mentioned on the memorial listed as a casualty was actually a woman. She and her husband were the older couple who were hit by a truck while crossing the street to get to the accident site minutes after it happened. She died of her injuries. I'm not a believer in ghosts, so I don't have a comment on that aspect of it other than it's possibly demonic impersonation.
Billie was a female.
Billie was a female.
Billie Gertrude Irwin
Please help me to have a closure. I purchased a house around Holford Sacramento California in 1994. I was told that the house was built in an area where it used to be an old Sacramento airport.
The house was haunted. Billie used to appear to my 4 year old son. He would play with my son, request for a cheeseburger and frenchfries. His mother had yellow hair. Could it be possible that Billie didn't have a closure and asking for help. If so, please email me. I notice that one of the person who died in this casualty was Billie Gertrude Irwin. Is this him?
There was a man who appeared to me, he was tall, built large. I did not see his face. This man was not part of Biliie's family. Please email me. Maybe we can help Billie to cross over so he can rest in peace.
I left the house in 1995, only lived in it for a total of 5 months. It was not a livable home. There were always noices, banging, things falling off the shelves. Toys getting turned on by it self as well as cabinets that made a noise as if a palm of a hand was hitting it. I'm not crazy, this truly happened to us.


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Issue date: Friday, June 27, 1924
Pages available: 4
Previous edition: Thursday, June 26, 1924
Next edition: Saturday, June 28, 1924
Publication name: Middlesboro Daily News
Location: Middlesboro, Kentucky
Pages available: 146,356
Years available: 1922 - 1977Learn more about this publication
Middlesboro Daily News (Newspaper) - June 27, 1924, Middlesboro, Kentucky Single Copies, 5 Middlesboro, Kentucky, Friday DISAVOW K. K. K. Open Fight Overissue In Platform h forecast Aside From Klan Row Today Almost Fea- tureless. TEN NOMINEES NOW Seconding Speeches Made, More and League Still Unde- cided. Press.- MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, .York, June oir feeUn'r on the Ku Klux Klan ques- so strong at the demo- cratic national convenlion today that Candidate of Party In Again Placed Before Democrats. Associated Press. NEW c'YORK, June THAW BUYS VA. ESTATE _ I Telia Time Growing Fruit By Associated Press. WINCHESTER, Va., June 27. K. Thaw made the first payment on an estate near here intends to retire and devote him- self to'fruit 'growing, he told a friends today. McAdoo campaign managers took measures to openly disavow before the any sympathy on the part of McAdoo for religious intoler- ances. As a result, the tedious suc- cession of nominating speeches was broken by a demonstration of Mc- Adoo people to convince the remaind- er of the convention that the issue of religious intolerance would not suc- cessfully be raised against their can- didate. ;The challenge was taken up by Smith delegates. Mrs. Carroll Miller of Pittsburgh, taking the platform to 'second the nomination of the New York governor, devoted most of her speech to a plea against discrimina- tion against'her candidate because of his religion. the rumpus over1 Klan Jscues, the day's-succession of nomi- natlng and secondmg speeches was nl- featurely, while a flood of ora- tory flowed through the 'afternoon. Leaders agreed to hold a night session to debate and adopt a party platform. An open fight on the convention floor over the Klan issue was forecast by platform .builders, after having spent three more" hours in an effort to come on the subject and with regard to the League of Nations. Minority reports on both of these sub- jects. wlU be presented by the sub- committee to the main committee later in the day. Except for these two planks the democratic platform is complete. By 'Associated -Press. NEW YORK, June ten candidates already, placed in nomina- .tlon, the democratic national conven- tion assembled today for its fourth session to hear more nominations and to clear away preliminaries to the big fight ahe'aoV' The order of busi- ness called for consideration of .the platform as 'soon.as the nominating speeches were .finished, but McAdoo forces were pressing for a ,start.un balloting before :the. platform comes In. Combined forces opposed to the McAdoo movement declared that Mc- Adoo managers'wanted to let their delegates get started balloting be- fore they were obliged to, take a posi- tion on Uie issue.in :Sheplatform flight There evidences' that TO START SURVEY' OF FONDE ROAD Davidson Bets Contract From State For Work Short Cut to Tennessee. A contract to survey the Fonde read for the state has been received by C P. Davidson, local engineer, amt he "intends to start work on it right away. No' complete. survey of .this route has ever been made. The road under question, voted in the last'legislature to be a state-aid rofcd, will be financed by the state and county. It leaves the Pineville pike near the Binghamtown school, follows the old Belt Line to the Stony Font road and takes this course by the mines in that hollow, through Fonde to the state line. Completion of this road is believed possible within two years, or a little more. It wjll be one of the" biggest booms possible tolMIddlesboro busi- ness, bringing thousands more pie to this city to shop and invest their money. battle of four years ago., It was a personal tribute of the unorganized and unguided, conveying the gratitude of democracy for the aggressive spirit of the former governor of Ohio toward stemming the Republican tide of 1920. Ohio led the demon- stration which lasted a quarter of an that former Governor James M Cox, of Onio, 'became a national figure at that'moment In 1820 when only a had tne vision to see, or the courage to "follow, the new new po- litical religion of Woodron Newton.D. Baker, secretary of war In President Wilson's cabinet, today again placed Cox's name In nomination for the 'presidency before the Demo- cratic National convention. heeltatlbn or wavering, he fought the long campaign, debat- ing without appealing to our higher'emotions, battling back the tide of Ills, out of the.chaos of the'world, finally Included us with :ne peoples of" as the children of if. Baker told the that campaign, his dedication to the cause has remained Mr. Baker said.- "He has devoted the Intervening years to serious study In the old world and this. He has sought for those reasons, historic, traditional, permanent or temporary, which brought about our act of discourage- ment at the moment of our might With pen and voice, with growing power of enthusiasm and of knowledge, he has, as a private citizen, sought to Inspire us to better and higher think- ing, and juster and more enduring pol- icies. Thus Ohio feels that her son, END STREET IS PUT OFF AGAIN Evans Asks For, More Time to Inspect Work TO Property Owners Through At- torney Make Two Propo- sitions to Contrac- tors'. Senator's Record Kor Economy Slresaed-Called Man of Action. J, By Associated Press. NEW YORK, June ah ad- dress of 239 words, twentyrseven words shorter than Lincoln's Gettys- burg address, Fred Van Nuys of In- dianapolis placed Samuel M. Rjjlston in nomination for the Presidency. Van Nuys emphasized Rolston's ility as a vote-getter and his record economy while Governor, of Irt-, ana, particularly. Had he been la Father Accuses Woman once only he favorite, ban become the nation's favorite. past Is safe with Washington, Lincoln and Wilson. .The clialKjnfje lies In the immediate fu- ture. Otir task.-IS'to'warch out the opportunity, utate the cause.and choose a leader. leader must fit the Those who had hoped to see the final act of the drama in which West End property owners and city com- missioners are taking part this morn- mi; were doomed to disappointment On motion of. Comnflssiohcr J. .E. Evans, the matter of accepting or re- iagfing the street work was deferred until "the regular meeting Monday morning. Commissioner Evans stated that he had not had an opportunity to in- spect the work and desired more time. Commfssioner C. E. Cooke and Mayor J. H. Keeney, it have inspect- ed it since the adjournment of the meeting yesterday. William Lowe, attorney for the property with the com- mission two propositions which his clients have the considera- tion of the city. The first of these s that the1 city employ a competent disinterested construction Engineer to examine the places which the prop- erty owners will point out. If such an engineer states that the work has won done according to specifications they agree to abide by his decision. the convention decks for was clearing the Rows of chairs oc- cvpled by favored ones on the speak- ers' platform have been cleared away and the space U to be used for long tables for tally and adding Rain began to fall as the assemb- Mnr hear approached and.delegates ,eame trooping in, many In a dampen- ed eondfaon. Brain drops soon trick- led thrafeh roof, spraying the v (fcdteoee eo the floor, as the Madison SquarrOardw roof is somewhat like the histerirroof ef the An hour after time ealllaf the0 Invention to order were sttll i while the band hour. More seconding speeces for McAdoo nnd Smith followed, then Governor Charles Bryan of Nebraska was nomi- nated; When the nomination speech- es are concluded the combined forces opposing McAdoo will attempt to adjourn the'convention until tomor- leaders agreed.In conference. A rcll call decision is anticipated. Tribute to the name of Bryan wound in with delegates singing "Onward Christian after which the chairman banged for order and New Hampshire nominated Governor Fred Brown, Its first candidate In seventy- ty-two years. When New Jersey was called, Governor siller's name was placed before the convention. During the demonstration which fol- lowed, Chairman Walsh turned the gavel over to Alben'Barkley of Ken- tucky and hurriedly departed to a nearby cafe. Professional demonstra- tors joined the Sllier parade. O'Connor of North Carolina fololwed with- a for Mora seconding speeches for McAdoo a speech condemning the Klan.' It was a point the Callfornlau's were glad-to have made before the convention. A brief demonstration followed. Associated Press. NEW YORK, June Kn Klox Klan and-the League.of Nations-re- mained today, the only stumbling blocks hindering agreement among.de- mocratlc paltform'lmllders. The com- mittee polled until nearly o'clock this morning nntil finally It adjourned to reassemble at this afternoon. Thirty-five oriawre planks were agreed upon. Tae republicans were assailed for Inefficiency and corrup- tion, specific reference being made to the Teapot DOM, Danfaertr and the Veterans Bareau, Co-oaentlve market- ing aseodattoas wewiarefed tor re- lief et aatleultore. Otter ptaks fa- rored wen ndvetlei of transportation "Nationalistic aspirations have been nursed os promising possHile relief from Intolerable hardships or as the only safe defeW against aggression. European cynics and reactionaries have as they have for cen- turies conjured, with the fears and miseries of peoples nnd counselled that Imperative armed readiness which all history touches as apt to be provoca- tive of the very disaster which It. pre- tends to avert. "On the other hand, even In such n world, the first great experiment In International co-operation has been making and succeeding. The League nt Geneva has gathered to it the great Ilierals of the old world. It has yield- ed nothing to force, It has defied skep- ticism and dared to believe, as liberals always will believe, in the power of good-will. H has fought'disease .aiid vice, lifted Austria and Hungary back Into the possibility of orderly national life, repatriated the war prisoners, es- tablished a World Court, prevented four wars and stopped one, set on foot the only promising plan of disarma- ment yet devised, nnd never moved single soldier. these two sets ot forces the conflict Is on. There" the battle rests now. Throughout the world forc- es of militarism and Imperialism are arrayed against the forces of liberal- ism. The second proposition js.that tlu city select'a compe'teni'enBlneef.'tli property owners select one and the; jointly choose one and that the three engineers inspect the street undo conditions above named. Between and Is in volved in the work nnd must be pai within thirty days if the city accept the streets. Property owners predic that the city will not it in fac of the proofs of inferior work whic tliey have presented. Asked what he would do for h clients in case the city accepts th wcrk over the" protests of'those wh must pay for it, Mr. Lowe similingl stated that "we will not cross an bridges until we get to them." H adried that he was confident the com mission would defer acceptance unti the conditions complained of had bee remedied. Within -the next four years one or the other of these philosophies will we are probably de- iermlnlhg here today." WALTER HAGEN IS VICTOR IN ENGLAND American Professional Wins British Open Golf Champion- ship. Associated HOLTOKB .Bag., Hagen, star American professional esident of recent months. Van Nuvs id, he would not have been "stoical d but would have been an of action. The speecli follows: i 'On behalf of the united and loyal emocracy of Indiana, 1 desire to jce in nomination for the Presi- r.cy the name of a man who th available and dependable in this ur of necessity. "In 1912 he was elected. Governor Indiana by a plurality of .approxi- ately In 1920 President arding carried the State by the last election this man once ore changed the political coinpicx- of the Hoosier. State and was cctcd United States Senator by 00. '.'As Governor of Indiana he made n unparalleled record for economy nd efficiency. He left over f> Who Threatened "Scabs' By Associated Press. UNION-TOWN, Penn., June 27. before an' alderman-Q Mrs. George Creek told neighbors that "all scabs' ohil- dren ovght to be Charles Patta today-caused the woman's arrest, alleging that she poisoned his son because Pat- -ta worked in a coal mine during a recent strike. The child died while being rushed to a hospital, after drinking. from a bottle found in Patta's yard. Mrs. Creek obtained the bottle and smashed it after the child be- came ill, Pata charged. H NEXT TOURNAMENT MARSHALL AND TACHAU LEADING IN SEMI-FINALS Golfers Showing Strain of Long, Steady Playing. FINISH TOMORROW Professionals Entered In Open Championship Play Create Feature Attraction for Today. Executive Board to Handle Championship Is Named. State Directors of tlie Kentucky Stale Golf Association at their annual meet- ing today awarded next year's tourn- ament to the Audubon Country Club of Louisville. Only one ballot was tnken, Louisville receiving seven of the twelve votes. In accordance with the custom of the Association, 00' in the State treasury, and thej f h nf .lnl.t tlia Arct tale out of debt for the first time i eighty-two years. "As United States Senator, he has huwn himself possessed of race poise nd purpose. Had he been President f the United States during the long rying months just passed, he would ot have remained stoical and silent. le would not have broadcast silence o an outraged nod expectant people; ut would have- led them with' n yr.amic and not a static spirit of mericanism. Wo know this man rom Indiana. We need him at the lead of the nation's affairs today. Hi a rugged American of the Middle West, intrepidly honest, and of sea- ioned fearlessness. "On behalf of the nation, which mngs expectantly upon the results of this convention, we present name of Samuel M. Ralston of In- liana for the Presidency." G. Lee Audubon Club, was elected president Redmon, Country of the state body. Three clubs were in the race for the tournament, Audubon, the Hlghlaiul Country Club, of Fort Thomas and the Bluegrass Country Club, of Cave City. It was mutually understood that the Fort Thomas clubVould be awarded the 1926 tour- Because the directors felt the' nee of an executive committee to handle the state championships in the future It was decided to appoint a group am to invest the cbmmittccmen with fu! authority to manage the title event for the next two years. The plan ia a new one and wjll be given n borough trial ,to determine its foasi Proposed Phone Merger Not Effective Here The merger of telephone systems la, Kentucky will not affect Middlesboro, Pliievllle or Harlan, ac- cording to Guy Glover, local manager of the Cumberland Telephone and Tel' egraph company. Only those towns which both the Ijonlsvllle Home Telephone company and Cumherlaui service will lie he .says. While there was some discussion a few weeks ago relative to a .merger of telephones in this section, these plans seem to have been permanently aban- doned." The fjJ-State company re- pin 119 for an.eiten- nt in service Uillty., Members of the Executive Commit tci: were named as follows: Frank A Ilucnunan, Jr., Highland Country Club, Fort Thomas; D. L. Pcndleton Winchester; H. M. Ferris, Louisvill' Country Club, and F. P. Scales, dlesboro. cehtly at slon'and and at wort the British; open golf champion-jno V ship here today. Louisville Live Stock. towns and evidently .haV Claiborne Men Taken By Federal Officers men were arrested near Harro gate this week dy federal prohlbltloi agents, according to reports. The nam es of the men arc given as Robert Whltoker, W. J. Andes, Roy Williams Kred Whltaker, Henry Hamlet nn James Moore. Sheriff A. J. Greer, o Clalbome county, assisted the.federa agents In the raid. It Is said that a secret service ma bought two quarts of liquor from Rol ert Whltaker some time ago and t have made arrangement sfor 150 gal Ions at wholesale price. The inert wl have a hearing on he charges soon. 85: Knows No One _________________ '____ 1200, mostly June was treated By Associated Press. Cattle, 200. Shooting Was .Trouble, Not Marauder That the shooting of Mrs. Smith ai her in Slagtown was tlie re- sult of family trouble and nit marauder is the belief expressed the polite department today. "We have traced down every clue' and fln3 no evidence Indicating that .the chmV was the werk of a Chief H. 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