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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13. (API-Behind-the-scenes
meetings contin
ued today on San Francisco1 two
labor war fronts, while the fate, of
a new Itquor distributing warehouse
depended on conferences between
CIO and AFL union leaders.
After a busy day meeting with
one group and then the other, Paul
C, Smith, mediator in the CIO ware
housemen -distributor conflict, said
he hoped to get the groups together
today for a conference.
He promised a statement on the
situation, which has resulted In the
closing of 100 warehouses, today or
tomorrow.
Mayor Angelo Rossi's committee of
. 10. attempting to settle the 35-day
department store strike, resumed
metings today.
Co-chairman of the committee,
made up of Industrial and labor
leaders, indicated the situation was
sot hopeless.
A seniority clause demanded by
the unions is the crux of dispute
which resulted in a strike of 5000
retail clerks in 35 stores. '
lPffrtf est a rn to firm fch Stand
ard Liquors, Inc.,. to open a new j
warehouse, was balked yesterday
when AFL carpenters refused to
pass a CIO warehousemen picket
line. i
The warehouse had planned to
open with AFL warehousemen. The
CIO unionists picketed, charging the
plant was sponsored by the same
group of men they claimed "locked
out" members of their union,
Eugene Paton, president of the
CIO union, said he would meet, to
day with Thomas P. White, secretary
of the AFL general warehousemen's
union, to discuss White's contention
that Standard Liquors is a "brand
new firm."
Orran Grossman, manager of the
firm, admitted "we're kind of sty
mied now. We may have to take the
enterprise to Fresno.'
Wm. Carle Writes of Travels
In Native New York State
EX-CZAR'S COUSIN
PASSES IN PARIS
PARIS, Oct, 32. (AP) The Grand
Duke Cyril Vladimirovitch, 82, head
of the house of Romanoff and self
proclaimed "czar of all the Rus
sians," died today in the American
hospital here.
The pretender to the vanished
throne of the Russian empire, an
exile in France since the bolsherist
revolution, had been seriously til
for two weeks, suffering from gan
grene of one leg. He had become so
walc that doctors -beared, to .operate.
The grand duke, a cousin of the
late Crar Nicholas II, last of the
dynasty to reign, proclaimed himself
rightful heir to the throne August
SI, 1924.
With him at the end were his
brothers, the Grand Dukea Boris
and Andrew, and his sister, the
Grand Duchess Helen, now Princess
Nicholas of Greece.
CIO. PUIS NEVADA
ON UNFAIR LIST
TRUCKEE, Callt, Oct. 13. (AF)
The state of Nevada remained on
the unfair Hat of the CIO tunnel
workers' union today u pickets at
the California and Utah atate lines
dispiayed aigns along the highway
asking motorists not to use Nevada
highways.
The CIO union, a branch of the
trmted Mine, Mill and Smelter Work
ers union, was refused entry into
Nevada last week-end to picket a
road construction project, Washoe
county authorities met the men at
the California border with a heavily
armed band of deputies,
A conference of CIO leader with
Gov. Richard Klrman and other
state officials at Carson City yester
day failed to settle the Issue of
picketing.
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Battleship to Motp.
PORTLAND, Oct, 13. (IP) The
Battleship Oregon commission wn,
notified yesterday by Contractor
George H. Buckler that the famous
old sea fighter would be moved into
lta new and permanent berth in a
marine park at southwest Jefferson
street Friday.
1
Indians' Heirs Heard,
DB 8 MET, Idaho, Oct. 13. ffj
Inland Empire tribesmen by the score
flocked here yesterday for testimony
before Edward 3. Conies, administra
tor of inheritance, for determination
of heira to rich lands on the Coetir
D'Alene Indian reservation.
ARE vou at the mercy of
,a snuffy, sneezy,
smothery bead cold right
now? Cheer upi A little
Mentholatum, applied in
each nostril, will soothe the
irritated nasal membranp,
help check the aneczing
and relieve the stuffiness.
Also rub Mentholaium
vigorously on the chest and
back to stimulate slusteish
circulation. You'll be grate
ful for MenthoUtum's
effective relief.
To the Editor;
am writing this letter from the
village of Giasco, where j was horn
68 year ago the 4th of July. The
noble Hudson, rolling Its waters to
the Atlantic 100 miles away, ts less
than a half mils to the east of me,
and the heavily wooded CatsKfH are
only & few miles to the west.
These mountains are cohered large
ly with pine, hemlock, Wrefc, bUek
hickory whence come the delightful
"hickory mtta") and sugar maple.
Yesterday I walked two miles to
attend worship at a country church,
the "Dutch Reformed, where Rev. !
Wm, Merritt, whose name I bear was
pastor 63 years ago. It was a most
beautiful day, and the coloring of the
mountains made- ma pause many
times to "behold the wonderful works
of God, The maple is the most
gorgeous of all the trees when It
puts on Its royal robes for autumn
wear, Aa it grows everywhere and ts
used also for ornament and shade,
and for a month already has been
throwing out flashes of color as a
foretaste of what it intends to do
later, my sense of reverence as I left
the house of my God blended readily
with His handiwork. How could I
help It that it broke out on me like
s fever In the following l!nes:
The Maple Leaf
The summer's past, the autumn's
come.
Foreboding pinch of wintry cold,
The maple" leaf shows gold and red
Before St mingles with the mold.
With shout of triumph rising high ,
Let me pass upward to the skies,
And, trailing glory, let me go,
Aa maple leaf that grandly dies.
The woods here are full of my
cousins If I count those of second
and third degree, I found 61 tomb
stones of people born to the name
of "Carle, all in one country grave
yard. An ancestor of mine, Matthew
Carle, was, born In lilt, as his tomb
stone declares. The grave of his
father, WHJlam, who came from Ger
many In 1740, I have not yet found.
The native "blue atone, which my
father used to cut, proves to fee the
most enduring atone for monuments,
I found one which has stood for 26$
years, and It shows absolutely no
"gnawings of the tooth of time, nor
did any of the others. But marble
Is short-lived, Gf recent years granite
prevails, but It, too, shows that ma
terial things are transient.
Blue atone deserves recognition as
an enduring stone. Some of my rela
tives are still working the quarries
t watched the process, asked some
questions,- then was given a heavy
hammer and pointed chisel to try
my luck at splitting a rock which
was 60x20x13 inches, Following a
chalk Una I mad a row of holes one
inch apart and a half Inch deep the
entire length. Next, hold the chisel
with Its edge lengthwise with the
rock, I went back and forth striking
the chisel hard in each hole. Soon
a Might crack Appeared and grew
larger tilt the two pieces fell apart
ready to be trimmed for street
curbing,
I got a lovely picture of the fails
where my father once operated a
grist mill. Nothing now remains of
th eld milt except the two huee
stones four feet In diameter and a
foot thick. Stone haa given way to
steel in our modern mills, A cousin
tells me he remembers that my fa
ther used to pretend ha would throw
him into the hopper and grind him,
too. -
How I miss the M-Ti But It cant
follow me en this trek, and it is stilt
far from finished. I have many rela
tives around New York City friends
In Washington, D, C. and in Florida.
I .may see them all and thes many
more in Texas, New Mexico end Ari
zona, finishing with my brother in
El centre, Calif, For the desert U
calling calling me,
WM. M, CARLS,
Oct! 3 Sangerties, N. Y,
Borah Has Bill.
WASHINGTON, Oct, 13. gn Sen
ator Borah (R.-Ida.) 'Said today he
would reintroduce In the J83g con
gress a bill sponsored by him and
Senator O'M&honey (D,-Wye, for
federal licensing of corporations. The
authors have advanced it ss a possible
solution to the monopoly problem,
4
Stage Dispatcher Called,
PORTLAND, Oct. 12. ( Punerst
services were held yesterday tor
Thomas Franklin Marsh, 62, assist
ant superintendent of the North
Coast Stage lin?s and former dis
patcher for the Seattle Electric com
pany, 4
The ancients believed the emerald
benefitted the eyes and the amethyst
prevented drunkenness.
SENATOR'S COUSIN
FOUND GUILTY OF
TRIANGLE MURDER
M0KTESAN0, Wash.. Oct. JS.
fAP A Jury of eight "men and
four women convicted Paul , Buttry
last night of slaying Hugh Warrea
a (the result of an argument over
Warren divorced wife.
The tall, slim good-looking Buttry,
who said he was a cousin of U. S.
Sen, Georgss Berry (O., T?nn4 nt
calmly while the jury recommended
the death penalty.
Bis attorney. A, S, Coss, who, as
defense counsel in 19 murder trials,
never had a client suffer the death
penalty, said he planned to file ss
tice of appeal within three daya.
Judge William B, Campbell set no
date for sentence.
The state, in lis ftist degree mur
der charge, accused Buttry of firing
seven shots in Warren's head after
an altercation over Catherine War
ren the slain man's divorced wife,
whs Buttry promised to many as
soon aa he got enough money ts
divorce his present wife, reported last
Mry in San Diego, Calif.
Buttry and the Warrens cams west
from Pea Kidge, Ark., IS years ago.
After the Warren divots, Buttry
tived In Mrs, Warren's attic. The
state said Warren remonstrated with
Buttry for not marrying Mr. War
ren, Mrs. Warren testified for Buttry
at the trial, and appeared unmoved
at the verdict.
The SS-year-sld defendant and
Warren, a Boqulam service station
mas. were described aa boyhood
chums in Arkansas The trtangiei
caused estrangement, however, and
witnesses testified: to hearing both
men make threats before the shoot
ing, which, occurred ts frost of a
Hoqujsrn tavern.
Both Buttry and hi attorney said
the convicted defendant was Senator
B?rrv'i cousin, and the Tennessee
senator put up 100 toward the de
fense fee.
JAIL TERM GIVEN
FOR HUNT DEATH
ALTORAS, Call., Oct, IS. A
sentence of 30 d&ys (n the count?
jail was Imposed yesterday upon
James Stewart, whs pleaded guilty to
-Involuntary homicide for the acci
dental shooting of Mrs. Bnrbr.m
Thamson, Matin, Ore-, last Sepiembn
1? while deer hunting,
Stewart vs plaeed In five years
probation tr Superior Judge Bn
Curley, whs ordered htm to pay all
costs arising from the accident. Tiu
shooting occurred when Stewart mis
took Mrs, Thompson for a deer he
had wounded.
'LOOK' SEE GIANT 300 CAR SALE
MEW PMCE PROPS
FROM $50 TO $200 ON EACH CAR
ONLY $25, $50 ? $75 Down
ON ANY CAE TO FARMERS ABB G1H1B8 WITH PERIODIC INCOMES
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to m ww Pitios iMtop mirtM.
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50 years experience "'1i?pVS
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WE vast Buick factory is a grand place to visit,
. these days.
Down the "roaring ais!es, throughout the sprawling
bays there's a sense of great things happening.
They're building something ultra, here at Buick, and
they know it.
It looks like five years from now, they'll ay of this
dazzling 1939 Buick, and they're not talking of appear
ance only.
They're talking of "catwalWooling that floods air
under forced draft to ease the temperature of your
engine.
They're talking of BuiCoil springing and the soft
shoek-smothering spirals that give you the true "full
float' ride.
They're talking of that Dynaflash great eight engine,
instant with life and wringing good from every drop
of fuel.
They're talking of weighbbalanee and gravity,center
that hold you to ypur line of wheels that camber to
let you take the curves more safely of new visibility
up to 413 square inches more glass in SPECIAL and
CENTURY models.
They're talking a thousand and one details of Buick
that you'll never know nor need to know but that to
their schooled eyes spell a better built automobile.
And they're thinking of now they talk.
For they know that no ear sells spectacularly when It's
merely up-to-date. They know that for big years a car
has to be ahead that a ear which looks like the future
means better times for today, ,
You can see this ear they're talking of at the nearest
Buick showroom.
When you do see it, think of what the men who built it
are saying, not boastfully, but with quiet surenes.
They know. And they're saying "Looks fine for 39 11'
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SKINNER'S GARAGE
143 South Rtveride
Phone 102
OVER 30 REAL BARGAINS
IN CHEAP CARS
that have been traded in daring our sale -ranging
from $11 to $30 toetaitag Fords, Chew, Buicks,
Dodges, Esses, Siudei. No reasonable offers wUI
be refnted. We most liquidate at once, Hurry,
tarry, hurry I
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jfTfinl tgMm fir.i-
J, B, Douglas, Bata Ep,.g1ner
Tg CHARGE
BeMer Kbokb ss k imrttm Wm
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'38 Plymouth Pickup ,
3? Lincoln Zephyr Conpe, new...,
'37 Plymouth Sedan, needs work,,,
'37 Wentwin Log Trailer
'37 Fordson Tractor ,..,,
$ 810
1398
650
875
m
$ 730
1MB
395
485
645
$230
sre
128
185
215
$20.00
25,00
8,00
10,00
15,00
37 Ford Truck Eaton .,
37 Ford Pickup .,..
'37 Packard 120 Tudor
'37 Studebaker Custom Coupe.,
'37 Terraplane Deluxe Coupe...,
650
1000
800
800
895
548
835
696
685
225
185
295
220
215
18,00
12,50
ma
17,50
If ,00
38 Ford Pickup ,.,,,,,
'38 De Soto Coupe.,,.,
f38 Ford Tudor ,,.
'36 Plymouth Tudor
38 Ford Track ,157,,
628
650
575
850
700
430
685
495
545
595
135
ITS
160
175
185
10,10
14J0
13.50
14J0
12,75
'38 Lafayette Coupe ,.....
f38 Lafayette Victoria
36 Hudson 6 Sedan
'3S Hudson 8 Coupe ..
'36 Buick Touring Sedan
595
600
650
895
TO5
475
495
525
585
875
180
1TO
165
185
225
12,75
14.00
13,78
15,00
15,00
38 Ford Deluxe Touring Sedan.,
'35 Chevrolet Sedan
'35 Chevrolet Panel Delivery,
"35 Chevrolet Track, Stake..,....,..,..
35 Chevrolet Truck & Log Trailer.
575
575
495
595
575
495
465
395
485
480
180
189
125
165
150
1450
13JS
11,00
12J0
12,73
'35 Chevrolet 157 Truck
'35 Graham Deluxe Sedan
'35 Ford Coupe
'35 Studebaker Track, 1-Ton ,
'35 International Truck
575
495
445
590
650
495
395
385
495
450
165
125
115
170
150
14,00
13,50
13,50
14,00
1AM
35 Stude Del Die 6 Sdn, ,.,,,
34 Studebaker Truck, Platform.
34 Plymouth Coupe ...........
'34 Chevrolet Sport Sedan
34 Hudson Fordor Sedan ,
645
495
436
485
485
550
375
345
395
395
165
125
115
125
130
16.E0
12.00
10,00
10.7S
8,75
'34 Chevrolet 2-Door Trunk Sedan.,
vs, Jf i aiitiiii jvvioiJ1 ,,,,.,.....
'32 De Soto Fordor Sedan
31 Dodee Sedan ,,..,.,
31 Hudson Fordor Sedan ,
445
480
380
275
250
365
398
295
185
145
115
65
45.
9.00
10.00
10.00
7,00
S.08
31 Hudson Fordor Sedan
'30 Chevrolet Coupe" .......
'30 Ford Coupe, Air Wheels
30 Willys-Knight Coach...,.
'30 Graham Sedan ,..,.
175
225
225
150
195
05
165
175
80
,125
35
55
80
30
40
5,00
8,00
6.75
6.00
6,50
30 Chevrolet Coach .....
3P Dodge Track, Panel ,
30 Chevrolet Coach ,
30 Pontiad Sedan
30 Chevrolet P, V, ,,
176
250
95
195
125
115
145
45
145
50
40
45
20
5,93
8,00
5,00
6,50
6,00
30 Ford Sedan
'30 Pontiae Sedan .,.,,...
30 Chevrolet Standard Coupe
30 Chevrolet Panel ,,
'30 Studebaker Sedan
250
200
195
185
225
175
145
115
95
165
45
to
38
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6,50
6.00
8.75
4.00
6.00
'30 Studebaker Pres.
29 Chevrolet Coach
29 Cadillac Coupe
'29 Chevrolet Coach
'20 Graham 4-Door Sedan ,
'29 For Coupe
7-Pass, Sedan,,
105
150
200
95
145
186
125
85
95
60
95
125
45
35
35
35
35
45
8,50
4,50
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4,00
4.00
5,73
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