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DEGREES More Than 120 Seniors Will Be Graduated 3 Iowa City, Only 10 more days of college life remain on the calendar for 192 men and women, applicants for degrees the midyear February the University of Iowa. The preliminary list of candidates released Thursday by Prof. director convocations, shows that the applicants for ad. vanced degrees outnumber those who are seeking their first awards With 56 men women ambitious Tor the master of arts degree. there Also are dozen doctorate candidates, wherens only 54 seniors are listed as Initial degree This outnumbering of first award candidates duplicates the situation which previously has only the and August convocations. The degree of bachelor of arts the goal of 35 seniors, nine students hope for the bachelor of science commerce, and the remainder seeking seven other types awards. In the certificate division, there including nurses, therefore bringing the tenta. award total 148, according Prof. Higbee's report. Seniors have come the university from 19 states, with every secflon of the county represented, and from Algiers, North Africa and Pelping. China. YELLOW BARRED BY IOWA IS Des ruling by the federal bureau ternal revenue to contrary. M. Thornburg. state secretary riculture. that yellow oleomar"will not be alowed to garine sold The federal ruling was to the fect that oleomargarine which color due the yellow palm oil In its manufacture. did not to the special 10-cent tax. need pay "The Iowa dairy and food laws more stringent than the federal Thornburg "They do not permit the sale of colored oleomarregardless whether garine is colored by used manufacture the product or by specific coloring. undoubtedly will dairymen federal legislation which Insist on will be the equal of. or even more stringent. than that In creameries produce more than 200.000,000 pounds of creamery butter annually. the sale which affected colored seriously allowed to go on the margarine market without paying the special IOWA LEADS IN POULTRY SHIPMENTS TO NEW YORK second and Minnesota third. Illinois also was second In ments poultry. Missouri first and Indians third. major portion of Iowa's poultry production fattened, dressed and prepared for shipment packing within the state," Carl N. Kennedy. assistant secretary agriculture, said. "Missouri has her poultry business on the basis of shipping live WOMAN VALUES AFFECTIONS OF HUSBAND AT $3,000 damages of $3,000 for her hushand's affections, Mra. die E. Rink, Council Bluffs, trict court in Omaha against Emily Otilia Nilson, formerly of Omaha. The Council Bluffs woman alleges husband and Nilson woman have been living together in Reno, Mrs. Rink obtained an attachment from District Judge James ald Omaha against property worth which the approximately woman owns in Omaha. BUSINESS MEN AND LIONS ARRANGE 3-DAY FAIR City, The Orange business men and the Lions club this city are arranging for threeindoor fair to be held here Feb25 and 26, plans under way. Program now are being worked by com- brain that threaten to be permanent, says, causing hysteria and loss memory. INDOOR FARM FAIR IS PLANNED BY ORANGE CITY Orange City, Business men co-operating with the Lions club, have announced Indoor fair be held February 24, 25 and premium list being arranged all farm products. Business houses are planning having booths for the display of merchandise. Some them will provide entertainment at their booths. THREE MEN ACCUSED OF BURGLARY OUT ON BONDS LeMars. Hilton and Donald Gee, and Norrel Fox, who arrested charge and lodged under county bonds released bonds were furnished Ed De Jager out of jail, pend- CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF CHEROKEE ELECTS Cherokee, In-Special: Forrest Knipechas elected the chamber of for the Other officers H. president: George Mantor, and treasurer. OPERATED AGE OF IS RECOVERING LeMars. Ia.-Special: John Sauters, oldest resident who passed his 96th birthday last June, has recovered from operation Sacred Heart hospital. chief of the Daily Nebraskan for the second semester the daily publication board of the state university. Walte was one the managing editors of the Daily Nebraskan the first semester. He succeeds William McCleery. Thurston County Files Claim Lincoln, Sheriff Iler Midland College to Be Jensen, Thurston county, filed claim against the state for Host Nebraska $825 for boarding state prisoners. State Auditor Marsh will refer High Schools the legislative on claims deficiencies. Fremont Neb.-Special: Midland college's fifth annual Invitation Farm Mortgages Reduced Date for NebrasPlainview, Accordka and western Iowa high schools statement Issued by will be held on the campus Februclerk Pierce mortgaged ary 12 said George farms in this county of the student reduced $249,179 1930. council and Blue Key. national honorary fraternity. sponsors of the School Head event. Blair, V. Masser Entries for the tournament will be limited to the first 20 schools Blair schools for the eighth registering. cup will be awarded consecutive year, the same salary the team, while $100 that he received last year. scholarship Midland will to the outstanding individual debater. Marriages Take Drop The subject for during the tournament will be: 1"Resolved, that 1930, County Judge Ingram, the nations should adopt policy telope county, Issued marriage complete disarmament except for licenses. under 1929, when such forces as are necessary for powere issued. lice protection.' DIXON COUNTY BUDGET FOR YEAR FIXED AT $158,410 Ponca. Dixon counbudget estimated county supervisors amounts $158,410. apportioned follows: General fund. bridge fund. $50,000; emergency bridge fund, $6,000; county road fund, 000; mothers' pensions. agricultural fair fund. soldiers' relief fund. Salaries of county officals total The report the treasurer Dixon county shows that the county free of debt and had almost 000 hand the year. Fees collected during the fourth quarter 1930 county offices, including the sheriff's judge's, clerk district court's and county clerk's offices, amount $2,046. Total fees collected by the county during 1930 amounted approximately $750,000. County Fay Clough has received from the auditor warrant for Dixon share of the gasoline tax for December. At the last meeting of the hoard supervisors, mothers' granted, amounting to $290 and $194 month was granted to dependents. 1-H CLUB LEADERS TO HOLD MEET IN NELIGH Neligh. Frisble, state 4-H club leader, Lincoin, lead program planning meeting Neligh, January be attended by 4-H club leaders and others Interested In extension activities. Bernard Barnes, of graduate of the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture, class 1930, engaged by the 4-H club club leader for the two county county agent. ANTELOPE COUNTY LEGION POST PLANNED BY VETS tive of Orchard, Eland Neligh held meeting here discuss the organization of Legion post. Owing to lack full of the posts of county, definite tion but Chairman W. Bradley, of Neligh. authorized to appoint committee. Arnolds Park, Owing LIBRARY BENEFIT CARNIVAL the recent closing of several PLANNED BY CIVIC BODIES banks in this section: the banking Battle Creek, Neb.-Special: The department has relocated receivers library connection with the and charge the Battle Creek commercial club funct bank here, was transferred other organizations of Battle Creek. Meriden. receiver be held Emmetsburg. and Dickens, will in the high school building, Januhave charge of the Arnolds Park ary bank. Funds derived from this entertainment will provide additional library Many Crop Show equipment. LeMars, Ia.-Special: Plymouth county's show better than THREE CUMING COUNTY ever, both In and attendPIONEERS BORNE TO GRAVES ance. Except for potatoes, which West Point, Punerwere ruined by the heat last sumfor three Cuming county mer, every class showed gains. The settlers were held here, Mrs. Hueltotal is 405 entries this year. freiche Hanft. 80, Fred Fillmer, 85, and Christian Frederickson. $100 Sent Drouth Victims Mrs. Hanft passed away at her LeMars, At meethome. She born Germany and Red Cross voted came America in 1886, locating send $400 for relief of famine sufWest Point. Three children survive. forers states. The National Red Cross asked for $600 If Many Citizenship sary, the $200 will be sent other Stanton, Two Stanlater. county men, Karl Giehn mittees, with George Dunlop. presDrunken Driver Fined $300 Ident the county fair, as chairman Council Bluffs, Pat the event. to offer cutter, It is planned premiums and all agri- Neb., was fined $800 on his plea for corn, small grain, This the first guilty charge operating cultural products. tor vehicle while intoxicated. He paid attempt arrange exhibit fine. He was arrested by police this nature and planned to make when found driving his car on the an annual event. wrong side of the street. WOMAN HURT IN CRASH IS SUING FOR $5,000 LeMars, Fern Lendt suing Otto Ludwigs for of an accident on June result Brunsville. She claims that the near defendant approached dangerous excessive and crossing the plaintiff's car the to give right way. the crash the woman suffered about her back and injuries Schroeder, for final citizenship papers In federal court in Norfolk. Fourteen others from surrounding towns, including Wayne, Royal, Thurston, Winside, Madison, Norfolk, Elgin, Randolph, Herman, made similar applications. Lyons Student Honored Lincoln, Elmont of editor
