February 4, 1932
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FAL1.8. OREGON
PAGE THREE
3 OFFICIALS
RE ELECTION
(Continued from I'm Out)
ly fnr mora lhn It Mri, and
trlnr lo that lime n a resident
! Lake county, wher ha aerved
aa county assessor ftir two terms.
Ila waa elected aherllf i( Klam
ath county, and served In that
t a parity fur a term. Ila la r
pletlni hla slsth year and first
tirm aa )nsllc nf tha peac of
tha l.lnkvlll dUlrlrt. Ila la a re
publican.
Mra. DeVaul la completing, her
ftrai four-year tarin aa county
treasurer, i'rlur to har lcllmi
a county traaaurar aha was city
treasurer fnr ona tarin, and after
that operated liar own Inatiranr
aaxui'y In thla city. Har frlanda
ara now rlrciilaitnl pntltltmi to
hare har li a ma placed on tha bal
lot of tha rapuhllcan party attain
thla aprlni.
County Judia Kred It. (loddard,
Cuminls.inner Hllaa ottanrhaln
and t'ounly rlharlff 1.1") d Low, all
republicans, hava previously an
nounrad thalr candidacies for ra
nomlnailon and r-lecttnn.
Mul Hla I'vtitliina
Caudidatea muat fna petitions
signed by at least 130 reatstered
voters or muat fila declaration of
their randldai lea and pay a filing
far
Wllh tha tlma becoming short
ar between now and tlma for clos
ing of registrations, filing of ran
didadee and tha election llaalf.
niany names ara mautlonrd aa
pnaalltla candldataa fair offlra. and
aoma Indication la seen of pulit
tal leadera forming frlandly alll
ancee for mutual promotion of
rampalKtia.
Knr tha cuunly judgslilp, Judge
(ioddard la certain to hava npo
anion for tha rapuhllcan nomina
tion. Juat who will oppo.e htm
has not been announced or set
tled by admlnUtratlon oppunents
althnufh T. II Waltere. forma
city mayor, la atlll tha moat talki
of randidata, although ha atlll re
fuaaa to commit hlmaalf either
ona way or tha other.
Tha namaa of tienrg Gritsl.
head nf tha Klamath Talpayera'
league, and of Hurrell Hhort, for
mer county commissioner, are
mentioned as possible democratic
candldataa aloni with that of
Llndaay glsemnre of fort Klam
ath. Nona of tha democratic poa
alhllltlea haa announced whether
or not ha will run.
Sheriff I. lord Low appear lo
hava tha field to hlmaalf aa far
aa tha republican nomination la
concerned, althouib tha demo
crata ar aiperted to har a ran
didata In the field with th hope
of riding Into that office with tha
aid of a foreeeen deetre on tha
part of th public for a "chance"
reaardlesa. Humor that Keith K.
Amhroaa, forme- chief of police
of Klamath Kalia. or Lou la C.
Mueller, former deputy aharlff
aad chief of tha law enforcement
department on the Klamath ree
rrTatlon, might run are account
ed by their frlenda and ar roc
aldercd only gnaalp,
A. ti. Morrlaon of the real ea
lata firm of Itlley Morrlaon
and a'retary-trraaurer of th
Klamath Taipayeia' league, ha
been mentioned aa a poeatble can
didate for the republican nomina
tion aa county clerk.
Jay II. t'pton. atata aenator.
haa written frlenda here that he
Intenda again to be candidate
tor tha aam office, aettlng at real
rumora that he might be a can
didate for tha republican nomina
tion for congreaa from tha Second
Oregon dlatrlct. Upton egpecta to
he her about tha middle of Kab
ruary lo rebuild hla political
fencea and view the poaalhlllty of
having opposition from Klamath
county for hla race for renomlna
llon and re-elortlnn.
Arthur Srhaupp. atat rapre-
Quick, Sure Comfort
for Varicose Vein
Here' aurprlalng relief guar
anteed In your particular caae!
Moon' Emerald Mil eaaea your
pain from th ery aecond yon
PPly It.
Oddly enough, th wore your
caae with broken velna and
ulcere the more Emerald till
aeema to help!
Keep putting II on, and band
age your lag. No more broken
velna. No more ore-evll-emell-Ing
ulcere..
Juat follow dlrartlona and you
ar aura to ba helped. Star Drug
Co. won't kaep your money un
leaa yon ar.
RUPTURED?
Free Demonstration
at th Wlllan! Hotel,
nn Hun., t-'eh. 7th,
Ity Mr. It ,l. It A Kill HN
From 10 a. ni, to 1 p. m.
It mat you abanlutnly nothing to
rarely free ten-day teat aupply
of th herbal muarle-tonlc "I'la
pao." and lo examine and have
demnnatrated to you privately
aclentlflc lelt-treatment, which
anmany other attest under oath
rid them of thalr rupture and
aaved them from lha knife.
FREE PLAPAO FREE
Htuart'a Plapao-Pada ar pat
entable different from th truaa,
being mechanleo-chemlro appli
cator mad self adhealv pur
pnaely to keep th mtiarl tonic
called "I'lapao" contlntioualy ap
plied tn th affected part, and
to mlnlmli danger of slipping
and painful friction. Fabric aott
aa velvet aaay to apply Inex
pnnnlve. During 20 yours tlinu
aunda hav auccefnlly treated
themsalvas at home without
hindrance from work. Awarded
Clnlri Medal, Roma; tlrnnd I'rlx,
Parla and Hnnnrnhle Montlon,
Bun Francisco. Proceaa of recov
ery Is natural, so no stihaequnut
Us foran y kind nf auppxirt.
BE SURE TO CALL1
Do not fnll to call on Mr. Hae
burn, as you may not hav an
other opportunity for aoma tlma.
Itenieniber the time and place.
. If not able to call, write for
FKF.K TRIAL I'LAPAO. Address
Plnpao Co., 9118 Stuart Bld., 61.
Louis, Mo,
Children's Hour In
The Day's News
(:
lCu
(iroMn-up don't hav a monop
nly mi all th "prnfmrnlnna,"
thit dy. ItHrn'i llttl n
I'matii, 1, of Jlniiuu, m.l ii blu
MlriRr, rronitlni befor th
"ml kp ami
rU hava w hvre? Why, (hit
la FrriMla Wln.rr, Jr., 4. .min
ing lo b a Jwhijf and follow hla
fatnuua papa, fcniluta jnrkvy and
trainer. And along tha aama
lln)
Look at tbla! Perhaps Wendy
Shipwright, t. daughter of Cap
tain llcnla rihlpwrlght, Kngltah
ilyer, will ba another Ituth
N'lchola. Anyhow, aha files regu
larly with her father. And llke-
wlae
aentathr, haa declared that ba
will not be a candidal (gain for
the atata legislature, and Perry
O. DeLap, representative, haa not
yet decided whether or not he will
again ba a candidate for tha atata
law-making body.
Mentioned for Treasurer
Mrs. Huth Oreen la a talked of
possible candidate for county
treasurer In opposition to Mrs.
DeVaul, and a political meeting Is
aald tn have been held to further
her candidacy. Mrs. Lena Den
nis, former city treasurer, baa
also been mentioned.
Ceorge B. Taylor and Kd X.
Kendall, the latter formerly con
nected with the governor's relief
committee, also are talked of aa
possible candidate for county
treasurer.
The republican county central
committee will meet Friday night
at 7:30 In the county court room
of the court house In an adjourn
ed meeting to complete the work
of filing committee vacancies
prior to th election at the May
primary of county committeemen.
Other matter ar also before th
group.
Th democratic central com
mittee was to have held a meet
ing Wednesday night, but tha ses
sion failed to materialise. The
Jefferannlana of the county are,
however, active, more so thsn be
fore, and spurred on by party vlc
torlea In other atatea ar planning
an aggressive campaign which
will naressltat having candidates
on th May primary ballot it they
ar lo run In th November elec
tion against republicans.
'Disturbances9 Of
Chinese Are Cited
(Continued from Pa la Ona)
that the government decided de
finitely to aend a full division
of army trnnpa to Shanghai to
take tha place of the Bluejnckota
who have ben hear Inn the brunt
of the flKhtln alnce laat Frldiiy.
"In view of the .indenlrnMe
menace of the Chine In the
pant and the gravity of the pres
ent eltuatlnn." the reply added,
"the government flnda It Impoa
aihle to renounce mobilisation or
prepArntlna. for hoflttlltlea en
tlrely. The government haa no
objection to entering Into no
goltatlonn concerning the ne pa ra
tion of Chlnnne and Jnpiinete
force and the establishment of
a neutral sone In the Chapel dis
trict If necessary, '
Ye nr a ago women didn't offer
to marry for money. They Juit
married men fnr money, but now
they've got to advertise to find
out who'a got It.
Classified Ada pilot good cus
tomers through doors of scores of
progressive stores
m
JOB SITUATION
IN KLAMATH IS
NOT IMPROVED
fresent conditions of unem
ployment In Klamath county
aliow no tin pro vt'iiu-iil sn-onlliig
to the January report lsud by
the governor's r"ll'f commit. ee.
Treat-fit rejlatratlnns fur aid and
rellff to data total 15, with la!
new registrations during th
month of January. Kmrgenry
highway work employed 2hu men
during January, with 240 In
county work receiving credit In
groceries.
Tha governor's committee, with
th aid nf tha county gave re
lief lo 737 famlllea during th
past month, arrordlng to tha
report, whlla the city poltca de
partment gav aid to 1IUU- tranv
lenta, consisting of one maul per
peron.
It, K. Itradbury, of the gover
nor's relief committee, la In
Portland, attending the meeting
of th Oregon atata highway com
mission, and studying methods of
operation of the 1'urtlauU relief
commute.
Aasurance of alt posnlblo co
operation In aw u ring a 1.0",
(luu bond I'sue for emergency re
lief from th Oregon atata high
way commission, whs given It. K.
Itradbury of the local commute
by rilate Kenator Jay II. I pi on.
In a letitT r-'ivi-i WrdtiHsday.
Henator I'pton declared that
th Klwanls club of Hend had
parsed a resolution endorsing the
bond lau, and that County
Juda II. II. lieArmoad of les
cbutea county, who la attending
the meeting of the commission
la taking with him a copy of
Ipton'a letter endorsing the
move.
The senator declared that he
believe the highway commission
has ample le-at authority to
pass th bond Issue, but that if
It bee omen Decennary to aerur
confirmation by (be legislature
and a suet-la I aesalon la called,
be will vot to give them addi
tional authority.
Kenator t'pton expect a to visit
Klaraath Kails In about 10 daya.
according to hi letter to brad
bury. O'NEILL SAYS
LOCAL PROJECT
TO START SOON
IContlnued from Pag On)
awarded Immediately for th
work, Mr. O'Neill stated. Com
plete machine shop will also be
constructed here, ha atated.
The Klamath Falls plana will
not Interfere with plana for the
round hnua at Hend. Mr. O'Neill
aald. Hut the three or four atall
round house planned for the Dea
chutea city will also be construct
ed.
Hegardlnc enmpletloaj of -the
line and the start of passenger
traffic and the first trip of the
Kinplre Itulldt-r over the through
line tn San Francisco. Mr. O'Neill
atated that about a month'a work
remaltia on the line south of Hend
and that construction, which haa
been su.pended this winter be
cause of snow, will start aa aoou
aa possible after the enow goea
off the company hope by
March 1.
To lloleter Kuad llrd
The new r'fanoed oullt last
summer and fall from Klamatb
south will probably need refilling
and reballaatlng In some placea
this spring, alter the moisture
settle the fills and ballasting al
ready placed.
No additional work la planned
north of Hend on the Oregon
Trunk line because roat of chang
ing the curvature would b pro
hibitive. Mr. O'Neill atated.
No announcement has been
mad regarding any change In
date for the start of pnsaenger
service nn May I.r, he said.
President W. P. Kenney of the
Great Northern Is ituey on the
Job, as are all railroad proaldenta
now. O'Neill aald.
The (ireat Northern will pro
ceed with construction work on
the spur track aouthward towart!
Shaw-Hertram's from th Klam
ath river bridge over accretloi
land as soon as the title dlsptin
Is settled. O'Neill staled. Til
state, which aold the property t.
the tlreal Northern. S. O. Johnei. .
and olhera claim title to the prop
erty below the 1 7 S meander llm
placed by tha I'ntled State gov
ernment. told In Montana
Mr. O'nelll anld that about a
week ago be was In Moniami
where the weather was IS helov
tero. The busy general manager,
however, aeem's to enjoy it. am;
commented with a twinkle In his
eye. that "It nmkes you step live
ly, ' Ho doesn't seem to mind
the snow or the lower tempera
ture, however, and confessed that
"I wear light undies the your
around, alnce the first winter
when 1 came to tho I'oast with
red flannels, and all of that."
Colonel Frederick Mears, as
alstnnt chief engineer of the Hill
line, returned Thursday from me
tier, and w-lll spend n day or two
here on business before leaving
for headquarters In Seattle. W.
F. Hansel, locating cnclneer. Is
atlll In metier.
France raided the American
dollar, and dry agenta raided Al
C'apone's brewery.. Strange busi
ness, thla liquidation.
Young women all over the
country ar offering to marry for
money. And the more, the mar
rlor! All that gllttcra mny not be
gold, but nowaday there'a no'
hnrm In InVIng a seconn tooa.
Red Ball Stage
Line
One Stage Daily for
Lakeview, Oregon
Terminal
Stage Depot
830 Klamath
PHONE 999
eave R. F. 8:30 a. m.
FOREIGN AREA
ENVELOPED BY
FUMES, SMOKE
(Continued from Page Ona)
roaring background, tha tatoo
of machine guua cama romtantly
from what appeared to ba an
aiiensltil Una. All the fir
waa directed at th (.'bines posi
tions north of lha city and th
( bines war returning th at
tack with field piece and ma
chine guns.
Arr In Flame
Fires In Chapel threw a ghaatly
glare over tha whole northern
section, advancing alowly toward
the aetlleinent boundariea before
a stiff, cold north wind.
The flames destroyed Tse Cblh .'" Amrlan cltliena In tu
college, a wall-known Chlneae i lomoblle accldenla laat year,"
S'hool In lha llongkew dltrl-
which the Japanese hare occu
pied. Chinese aald the Japanese
set It afire.
At about 1:10 a. m tha heavy
guns fell silent but the 1-Inch
artillery and machine guns were
still firing. It was too dark to
ar what was going on but It was
obvious a strong attack was un
di'r way. Tha Chines entrench
ed around the ruined north sta
tion war atlll holding on.
Th naval forces, bombarding
Woosung blew out lb commer
cial cable bead, leaving radio and
the great northern cable as lha
only means of communication
with the outside world.
Kelt lenient Threatened
Moanwhll t h northwe-t
boundariea of th International
settlement were threatened by a
wall of fire advancing before a
stiff bret from Chapel.
The flamea war spreading
rupldly In the Chlneae area where
flimsy buta were set afire by In
cendiary bomb from Japanese
airplanes.
The 1' nited Rtatea marines had
their hands full In the Kocxhow
t're-k area where thousands of
Chines refugee, clamored at the '
bridge gate, vainly trying to i
enter th. aetllement' The, were .
letting In only holder, of author-!
ired p...... fo, It was ..tlm.t-d
that already nearly . million
relu.ee. are camped In lha city.
Tha new detachment of marine. I
which came ahor from the'
rrulaer Houston spent most of ,
th morning settling In their
billets. For them Hhanghal waa
a cold city after months of
Manila sunshine. The boy. put
on their long winter underwear.
Fund short
Over In th Hongkew section
th Chlnea faced a food short
age because they wer afraid to
leav th home where they had county on the central Oregon
barricaded themselvea to look for highway drew the greatest corn
more provisions. Some of thermion, with Tom Lillebo of
Japanese were atlll ready to ahoot Keedsport low bidder at I2J.J1J
any Chinaman who looked Ilk for two bridge, two and half and
anlper. flr and half milaa east of Jun-
The municipal police, however. I tnn tni B,rham Brotaera of
were extending their patrol are itm .,, th. low Dl(, of
into nongaew ana mis vvrniu
wer within half a mil of th
Japanese headquarters.
Word from Amoy aald th Chl
ues ther fearing trouble, wer
streaming Into th foreign quart
er on Kulangsu Island. Four
Japanese destroyer wer there
but no other naval forcea of any
nation. There wer rumora that
American resident wer planning
to evacuate, but the mlsalonaries
who comprise a majority of th
American community aald they
had no Intention of leaving.
Martial law waa proclaimed
at Woosung and shipping will not I
be permitted to pasa the nar-1
rowa In th Whangpo between I
7 p. tn.. and 7 a. m., nntll ,
further nolle.
The Japanese naval commander '
apologised to the British and ;
American consul, for destruction :
of tha cable head and promised '
to provide a guard for th re- j
pair crew.
The forta held their own nnder i
the heavy bombardment today as
they did yesterday, when at one
time they wer reported by the
Japanese to hav been flattened
out.
But now that -women ara open
ly marry. nic for money. It baa at
last been proved that tha Amer
ican dollnr goea farther than
Cupid ' dart.
There are 228 nccro public
tiona In the United Statea.
Th uict way to cut xptvi
and mti money Ihia wmur ia
to prTnt aiekna xpMx
Thoniaeda of vonia ara
adopt. taff tha bMlth
habit of givlBf a
aiild laxative toavtry
nambar of tha family
one a a waak. Thua
Iirevrntinr or check
nir eolda, hemdarhM,
diEzineaa.bilioiUfieaa,
and conatlpatton
NATUftl?ft.UMT
N)-belnir Mfe, mild and atl-VfireUble, ta
ideal for this family uae. Try it and tara
alckaeaa expenaa. Only l5e.
M Tkm igk t Tomorrow Alright
NORTHLAND
Transportation
Company
Klamath Kalis lo Bend
schedule ha. been reduced
to on round trip dally
Leave K. T. 7:110 a. ni.
Arrivo Bend -...ia.H.1 p, m.
I. ear Bend ..l:RO p. m.
Arrive K. F. .....!: OS p. m.
RIDE THK NORTHLAND
Phone 999
Terminal Stage
Depot
Union Stage
830 Klamath Ave.
Kife 1
"""" n M I
TRAFFIC 15
COOK'S TOPIC
AT Kill
"If they kill a few American
aiarluea at Hhanghal, th coun
try will h up In arms and may
evan declare war. Yet, wa ara
Inclined lo pass off almost with-
I out a thought, the killing of
Kergeant Carl Cook said In
talk to the Klwanls club Thurs
day noon.
Kergeant Cook appealed for
cooperation with tha pollr de
partment In bringing about safer
and mora orderly traffic In Klam
ath Falls. Ha cited Klamath
Falls' record last year, when It
led to the l olled Htatea In the
number killed per capita In auto
mobile ac'ldeuta. and predicted
a better record the coming year.
Kergeant Cook told of tha en
try of Klamath Falls In the Na
tional Hafety Contest for lb
next year.
Malcolm Epley presided as
chairman at the luncheon, and
In connection with the civic im
provement program announced
tentative plans of the Klamath
Falls Herald and News tor a
home Improvement contest to be
held thla spring and summer.
The Klwanls club quartet sang
number which were featured
in the recent Kiwanls-Llons club
program at tbe pelican theatre.
A. O. Goehrlng and Klmer Ilal
slger, who put on a Dutch stunt,
had charge of tbe day a elnging.
President John Houston report
ed that the Klwantans and Lions
Jlu,b ' r"'
'hf'rh.rh"' 7 ""rk "
,ul' ' ' l" . ,.
..K'"' " Hub ba.ketball
'"m "L"'.', h'' f "
J... i. ..i. LaI. t',
r" 8"ur' "'"l
Bidding Keen On
Highway Projects
(Continued from Pag One)
of tha Juntura-Pearh aectlon of
the central Oregon highway in
Valheur county.
Of the sli bridge contract to
let, the three In Malheur
IUCKIES are
. CHIP Of THI OLD HOCK
Cath In on Poppa's famous nam
Not Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.l For
months ha labored at m fflv
dellar-frday "estra." Thanh
rrothad lata a r) Ilka brick
through plal.glis wlsdow.
Dua boM Ilka pea, aad wa
don't aw a palooka , . . k
mi siskIss Ilk wrtls Whaa
vndetulng, ha hanas hit rlemaa
a lha chanoallav. Th boa offices
Ilka hit latari FIRST NATIONAL
F1CTURC, "UNION DIPOT.TMv
hot shKk to IUCKIES four raora,
but didn't illck ma aiokan of
IUCKIES nythlng for hit kind
vtords, "Yas'r brick, Doug."
TUNE IN ON LUCKY STRlK-60 modern minatcs tWth tha
of today iworncs th news of tomorrow, every Tsicsday,
tll. for th third brldg on
n.ll cast of Juntura.
Summarv of tna low blda on
major highway projerta opnd
by the commission follows:
Lincoln county: Otls-8llti
river section of the Oregon coast
highway, I I t miles. Three low
b.ds antered by I. L. Young,
Portland. I6.7s: Joplln and
Klden. Portland, 'Ji.mn. I. yon
and Prl'-e, Hpokane, 7,317 f,0.
High bid, Hchmltt II rot hers,
Kureka, California, 1151, 205.
Malheur county: Juntura-Pearh
section of ceniral Oregon blgh
wav, J miles. Low bids by
Hall and (ill. Portland. Hl.liM;
W. H. Puckett, Boise, Idsho,
15,273 60; Ksrl I,. McNutt,
F.ugene, l7,. High hid by
J. Itehman. Portland, t'll.HK.
Itids were for concrete pipe rul
vfrts. Alternate bids on corru
gated Iron also entered.
Two bridges furthest east from
Juntura. Joint blda: 1a,w bids by
iTotn Llllebo, Keed.port, I2.il2;
l.lnatrom and Felganaon. Porl
lland. S29.46S; Rarham Hrothers,
Hslem, I2.50 50. High bid by
i I. L. Young. Portland, 135,491.
Seventeen blda entered.
Thl;-d brldg near Juntura
I -tarham Hrothers. Kalem, II,
Cs; J. A. Tertelllng and Sons,
iHpnkana. Il.72: Ltllle and
Kelly. La Orande. f 1J. ftao. High
Ibid by A. G. Plsnt. Ontario. 117,
I 4 x. Twenty bids entered
I Douglas county bridge at Corn
stock: Low blda, J. F. Johnston,
INewberg. I.15 SO; Tom Lillebo.
' Itecdsport. 14,1 45. 60; A. G. F.n
i right. Eugene. .71. High bid
, bv Curry and Porter of New
jport. flO.lt. Fourteen bids
ctered.
Snow Rides In On
Twenty-Mile Gale
(Continued from Pag One)
road Is open, but chalna ar
necessary,
i The minimum temperature re
f corded by the L. 8. weather bu
reau Thursday morning waa 20
degreee above tero. The weath
er man Issued a forecast for
cloudy and unsettled weather dur
ing the next 24 hours, with condi
tion, favorable for .now, and lit
tle change In temperature.
Th state weather bureau In
Portland Issued a forecast for un
settled weather tonight and Fri
day, with anow. In the ea.t and
rains and anow. In the west por
tion of the state; alightly warmer
tonight and fresh southeast wind,
off shore.
At noon today the velocity of
tha wind had lessened to 14 mile,
per hour, and waa still blowing
from the southeast.
Tor lack of money, aom cities
ar paying their help In ecrlp.
Troubl is. most peopl will not
bellev what they sea In th
papr.
"LUCKIES are my standby. I buy them exclusively. I've
tried practically all brands but LUCKY STRIKES are
kind to my throat. And that new improved Cellophane
wrapper that opens with a flip of the finger is a ten strike."
a
It's
Your Throat Protection ogotnst Irritation
And MmsirsProof Cellophane Keep I furl Tuilei"
SUCCESSOR TO
MELLON tiAMED
BY PRESIDENT
(Continued from Pag On)
Great Britain, President Hoover
announced tonight.
In a siatament President
Hoover explained that tha criti
cal situation In all countries In
thalr International economical
problems required la the Interest
of tha United Ktatea experience
and Judgment of the highest or
der and thai ha bad therefore
called upon Becretary of tha
Treasury Mellon lo undertake
the ambassadorship.
Mr. Hoover said this would
enslile Mellon to render service
to his country equal to the dis
tinguished work he has done at
home.
The prrsldent'a statement was
a. follows:
"Tha critical situation facing
all countrlea In their Interna-j
tlonal relations, lha manifold
economic and other problems d-!
mandlng wis solution In our na-1
tlonal Interest call, for experi
ence and Judgment of tha high
est order. Tbe Importance to our
country nf the sound determlna
lion of these world wide difficul
ties need, no emphasis. I
"I have derided therefore, to
call upon on of our wisest and
most experienced public aervanta
lo accept a position which enable i
him after many year, of dlstln-,
gulshed public service at home
to render equal eervlc to his
country In th foreign field. I
hsta asked Mr. Mellon to under
take th ambassadorship to Great
Hnuin. I am happy to aay he
haa now expressed hla willing
ness to aerve."
It waa expected that Under-se-rel,,ry
of the Treasury Ogden
L. Mllla would aucceed to the
cabinet post though no announce
ment on tbla point waa made.
Sudden Death Takes
Demo Congressman
(Continued from Pag On)
farmer labor 1, and three va
cancies Quln waa elevated to th chair-
Thi Week Only
MEN'S SUITS
Cleaned and Pressed
PELIT0RIUM
Qeum aad Dyer
HIS Mai Phone 1SS
my standby
toasted
stvrU's final itanc orckcifrtu and Walter WlncKcIL wftow f oulp
Thursday and Saarrday avmlnf over N. B. C. nerworlia.
m.mhlp of th house military
affairs committee when th demo
crata look control of th koui
at the opening of tha aexslon.
He hsd been a student of the
Muscle Shoals prot'.n. during
the years that It had bean before
that committee and wsa conduct
ing a bearing lo formulate a bill
for tha dlspoal of th huge gov
ernment properties when he be
came III about a month ago.
He waa removed from the com
mittee room to his offices and
thenc to naval hotpllal where
he had been alnce. A heart at
tack early today brought death
before bl. wife could reach bll
bedside.
Kutherford had been In so-
l parent good health. II died a
: few minute after being stricken.
Mr.. Itutherfnrd was wlih him al
' tha time.
Nervei Upset . . .
Back Lame
Hookane.W&.h.
' "I waa sutler.
n g from a run
down, weakened
state of health
hrought on thru
hav lug Inward
t weakness." said
Mr.. Margaret
V-e-r- V Drake of 1120 B.
' ' first Ave. "My
nervea were all poset, my back
was lame, and I waa Just aa mis
erable aa could be until I began
taking Dr. Plerrea Favorite Pre
scrlptton. but It relieved m of
my Inward weakneaa, built m
up and strengthened very organ
m my body."
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