Johnson Refuses
Political Comment
California Senator Greeted by
Father and Friends in
y Home State.
Sacramento. Cal., Aug. 31.—
Greeted by his father and many
friends. United States Senator Hiram
W. Johnson stopped here for a few
minutes today on his way to San
Francisco.
Senator Johnson expressed his de
light at getting home again, but still
refused to discuss politics. He re
iterated his previous statements re
garding the situation abroud.
In a statement to the Sacramento
Bee, the senator branded as a "pure
lake" the purported interview' with
him at Omaha, in which he said he
w-as made to talk of President Cool
idge.
"Because of my long ahsence, tvpd
because I deemed the time inoppor
tune, I have refused to discuss pol
itics in any fashion,” Senator John
son declared. "This I have said to
all reporters. I have not and will
not talk politics utftil I have con
ferred with my California friends
and met with the men and women
wh i did the great progressive work
c-in, other days there will
be for atatements and contests and
1 ... 1 sitite. Today I’m just home
again and very happy."
Senator Johnson spent most of
the time while his train stopped here
in conversation yith Ills father, I
Grove I., Johnson.
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Cass County Pip Crop Good,
Shipper to Omaha Asserts
J. F. Wood of Alvo, who shipped
a mixed load of livestock to the
! Omaha stockyards yesterday, said
the pig crop in his section was show
ing up nicely, with prospects in gen
<ral looking better than they have for
some time.
Mr. Wood has lived In Cass county
for f>2 years end has been a regular
shipper to Omaha since the estab
lishment of the stockyards. He said
the wheat crop will be light in his
neighborhood, but that the corn will
turn out big.
State Meeting of League of I
W omen Voters to Be at Aurora!
Aurora, Neb., Aug. 31.—-The, state;
convention of the Nebraska League
of Women Voters will be held in Au
rora October 4 and 6. Mrs. Elizabeth
Senning, acting president of the state
league, is in*Aurora making plans for
the convention. The national league
will be represented at the convention
by its first vice president, Miss Bell
Shrewln of Cleveland, O. Mrs.
Nancy Schoommaker will address the
convention on the world court.
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Washington. Aug. 31.—The Inter
state commerce commission today
suspended until December^ 30 the
operation of certain schedules pro
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Post Toasties 81c
Early June Peas t: '13e
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