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p&sattai Capt. M. A. Hockman Goes to Indianapolis Captain M. A. Hockman. quarter master at Port Lincoln since August, 1930, with Mrs. Hockman and their daughter, Marjorie, left by i*o tor Tuesday for Indianapolis, Ind.. where they will make their future home. En route they will spend a few days at Chesterton, Ind., the sum mer home of Governor Harry G. Les lie, a brother-in-law of Mrs. Hock man. Captain Hockman, who recently was retired from active service with the U. S. Army, has served continu ously since 1898. The greater part of this time has been spent on detail with the cavalry and with the con struction department, quartermas ter’s corps. He has been succeeded at the post here by Captain Fred E. Moville, Philadelphia. Criticisms of Olson Laid to ‘Politicians’ Minneapolis. Aug. 18. plaints concerning Governor Olson’s minimum highway wage scale have come from “politicians and office holders.” and not from workers or contractors. E. G. Hall, president of the Minnesota Federation of Labor, said Monday in an address opening the annual convention of the organ ization. Charges that the wage scale have Increased the cost of building high ways 10 to 40 per cent, he said, were unfounded, citing the bids of contrac tors to show the wage scale had made TO difference in estimates. Governor Olson's act, Hall went on, should be commended by labor. Speeches Canceled by Minnesota Executive St. Paul, Aug. 18.— </P)— On advice of his physician. Governor Floyd B. Olson Monday canceled all speaking engagements for this week including an address Tuesday at Rochester at the State American Legion conven tion. He Is suffering from a stomach ailment. CHILD DROWNS IN POOL Elgin, N. D., Aug. 18.—Falling into a shallow pool formed by overflow from a water tank, the two-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Schulz, living north of Elgin, was drowned. A doctor arrived too late to revive the child by artificial res piration. WOULD FEED LIVESTOCK Dickinson, N. D., Aug. 18.—C. C. Eastgate, Stark county agricultural agent, Monday in Miles City. Mont., was seeking to bring livestock from drought-stricken areas to Stark coun- FLIER RESCUED FROM SEA ( . JS^ffpijj HOAFOuP\ s, ,'i <** / * 'N.C&r. Eli S.Car- CP/XUESTON Capt. Lisandro Garay, Honduran aviator, was rescued from the wreckage of his airplane off North Carolina nearly 36 hours after he fell Into the Atlantic attempting a non-stop flight from New York to Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Arrow on map indicates where he was picked up by a steamer. The flier and his plane are shown here. SIDE GLANCES - - - By George Clark . . m» tlptetn, I like that! aea before I’ve half finished my • { T* v' • • ' V-A •i • * • : *./. • sj *. . +■.? f. V '%■*' ''jyi, ' ' “V*. J -i ■ • .y 1 v4'> • ’■ » ; -f .*• J .’V. 'r. T v v. • - Easy Doctor!! Associated Press Photo Hope this comes out alt right. ... That’s probably what Babe Ruth, the New York Yankees’ slugger, thought when the camera caught him in this predicament in a Boston dentist’s office. ty for feeding. Eastgate went to Miles City with Roy Moomaw, super intendent of the Dickinson experi ment station, to attend the confer ence on range livestock problems. The highest inhabited place in the world is the Buddhist monastery of Uaine, in Thibet. It is 17,000 feet, above sea level. | Stickler Solution HOUSE CAHOE AfTeQ Houß pplnt CavE chlld SasH slEue Acoßn aMpIE saO taTta Hen A maT acHe cAke TacHes Hellas Sac Que UsuAl aRboR seE muLch JacUr'uSe *Slop Starting with the first “T” in the above combination of words, and using every third letter, you will extract the sentence, “Thrice is he armed that hath his quarrel just,” as indicated by the large letters. L ****** Jii n -*Jf S Associated Press Photo j N Wf-S-i " / Jr] COULD CATCH FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ss vjeae W UP K10W..-SO ) jr~ >ims- 6es y**. 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