Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1928, Page 3

THE EVENING PUBLISHER'S DEATH MOURNED BY MANY Herschel Jones Was Leader in Journalism of North- west Section. Br the Aseociated Press MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. May 25 Death yesterday of Herschel V. Jones, publisher and owner of the Minneapolis | Journal. removed one of the North- | ‘west’s foremost figures in journalism While plans went forward last night for his funeral here tomorrow SSARES came from all parts of the country in tribute to the man who in his 67 years rose from printer's “devil” to pub- | lisher. sad news of the p declaring his deat ism." Secretary tary Hoover also sent m dolence For a number of year been a director of the A and messages of condolen its president. Frank B. Washintgon Star. and other Mr. Jones had been receiving medl al treatment for some months and was Washington wants no Power Trust. unconsclous for 48 hours before his | —Advertisement. | pay anything it shouldn't be taxed. | | Payne winning the race. but I am worried if he will win anything else. Oarsmen's Ability Testers. A measuring machine 1s used at Princeton University to test the ability of oarsmen. The device measures by a | {graph of paper the length of each | man's stroke, the power of his pull; BEVERLY HILLS.—By golly you | through, his catch and his finish. got to give Calvin credit for con- | i sistency. He told 'em a year ago \ N that he thought this farm bill was THE wrong. They took it back and took HOUSEWIFE'S NAME FOR out the word “hog™ and re- Granulated Sugar placed it with Amwnmmgc'y Will Rogers Says: “pork,” but he still wouldn't fall for it. Politicians couldn't under- stand any man vetoing a bill with an election com- ing on. I have always claimed that the farmer will get no re’ied by legislation. for there is wore people eating than there is raising, 50 he is a minor- ity betore he relief should come | When a farm don't His 1gh taxes I am not worrying about Andy death. directly attributable to angina | pectoris. Besides his newspaper activity Mr Jones devoted much time to coliection of libraries of rare books and to art works, taking a leading part in the af- fairs of the Minneapolis Art Institute. He bought the Jou he had been associated with it for 23 years as reporter and editor. He came here in 1885 from Jeffersol his birthplace, where he m rhd Miss | Lydia A. Wilcox, who, with four sons, | and three daughters, survive him. [ Expert on Grain Forecast. As a reporter for the Journal, par- ticularly in 1900, and thereafter for sev- eral years, Mr. Jones won national at- tention as an expert in forecasting | grain crops. His estimates several times proved more accurate than those of the Government. | When he bought the Journal he an- nounced it would no_longer publish | “advertisement of whisky or beer, fake | investmen':, nor the medical and other | objectionable advertising, as the tn‘ml is generally understood. LAKE FLOOD INCREASES. CHICOUTIMI, Quebec, May 25 (#).— The flood situation in the Lake St. Jnhn district assumed serious proportions ves- { terday with the level of Lake St. John | steadily rising. At Roberval the lake had risen 10| feet, overflowing its banks and inundat- | ing the surrounding country. Roads | have been made impassable and cellars flooded Booms on the Missisansi River, a tributary of Lake St. John, were washed away by the gushing waters, causing | the lake to be literally covered with | logs. Locks on the river have been ehedlnmeflorlmuveme-oodre-! Jeased. At Alma two houses have Mnl‘ For... PYORRHEA "OUR dentist will tell Ymdnnnub‘ohmly clean condition of the mouth, such as Zonite is the best pre- ventiveand :oneqd m"e for prorrhea an r infections. Zonite il germs present in (hue cases, overcomes breath odors and gives tone the gums. FANTED—RE piitre for Pill mvr‘n g of the Ce tery Corp. w »Ial 31, the grounds. iat 4 pm the office on MADE 10 can ma Wy use the fin WKL EEBI ATT . 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