| Show o Two news gathering organizations The Associated Press and The United Press provide dispatches for this newspaper world-wid- e PC wm I yijMwinu 111 iimiui i ii STYLE SETTER IN MEN'S FASHIONS wiiMwwiiiwiiiiiiinimmw ihipmii ajlwywAtJi PUGILIST WILL " ROME Feb 1 -- past-offici- ' TEARS IN HIS EYES 11 I When she was informed that present wife the former Mrs Madeline Force y Astor Dick might come to Rome1 from Naples Mrs Fiermonte No replied: "If she comes to my door I will open it but I have no desire to see Fier-mont- g' ' ACCUSED LISTED Among those accused in the spiracy included: : -- sus-pende- -- "vu MARKET LOOMS cT CROPS RISE LEVEL en ar PLAMDERS ' i NEW YORK Feb 8— (AP)— If you ever get the heebie jeebies don't let it throw you it's oakie doke From no less an authority than Charles Funk who knows something about words and their meanings comes the opinion that some of America's more fantastic slang words and expressions deserve a place in the dictionaries —they are part of the language and as such should not be ignored Funk whose business it is to pub lish dictionaries has moved to make his observation on slang in a dis cussion with Dr Frank' Vizetelly the noted lexicographer arising from the brazen use in a Seattle court of the expression "Oakie l doke" Dr Vizetelly appeared greatly pained over the use of such an ex pression and Voiced concern over the sanity of a- nation in which slang flows so freely Such sayings as "oakie doke" "al rightie" and "you big palooka" grate harshly on the Vizetelly ear But Funk while drawing the line at some expressions thinks "palooka" "heebie jeebies" "jitters" are "oakie doke" Americans he said have aban doned "false prudery" and are will-ito call " a spade a spade" So if he has anything to say about it there'll be some "spiff y" new words in the dictionaries — — —— y y - ns -- y-- DEVELOPED Nine Workers Dead As Train Hits Car NEW YORK Feb 8— (AP)— The development of airplane direction finders with effective ranees of l- 800 miles was announced today by jf Airways shortly aiter that company applied to v the federal radio commission for th WASHINGTON fUPV Indian Field Service of the Interior right to build radio communication Department has enlisted the aid stations all the - way across the or the 'Hadassah Medical Organ Pacific ocean" izatlon in Palestine in an education The application indicating the campaign against trachoma approaching attempt by that com Indians pany to establish an lliong me Palestine organization is air service between experimental the united maintained by Hadassah Women's States and China brousht out that zaonisi organization of America the complete radid stations are to be Dr Haim Yassky chief of th assembled on the Pacific coast with- ical group has dispatched a set ing ten days for installation of the of lantern slides on trachoma to irans-Pacif- ic Airway Dr Francis I Proctor of the Indian T L UT U J liauadddii ticius in Fight On Trachoma an-Amen- can service The Hadassah Medical Organ- Boston More ization maintains a conntnJ toMo niuw ophtaalmological department in Pal Is Athens of estine ic was pointed out that efforts of the organization to eradi— cate trachoma in Palestine haw BOSTON (I7P1 — Tlncf rn rtrUU resulted in! lowering the extent of nas Deen dubbed "the Athens of the disease among 37000 Jewish America" is Eettins- more ' snr! school children to 63 per cent com-re- d more "arty" ' with 34 per cent in 1918 The Boston Museum of Fin Arts reports that its attendance during One particularly nice hand-knittwas me largest Jn its long costume for a child inA total of 526738 visitors cludes a dress of pale peach bouche its doors during the year with flaring skirt and shoulder yoke and a matching short jacket trimmed with touches of white angora - "Arty" America - : FORT WILLIAM Ont Feb 8— (AP) —Nine members of a highway construction crew are dead and thirteen others are suffering from injuries received in a collision be tween their motor truck and a Canadian National railways train at a grade crossing The accident occurred last night at Kakabeka Falls 10 miles west of here All of the victims were relief workers The dead are W Holford Walter Holowenko and John Adams of Fort William Thomas McCreery and Steve Petit of Slate River Ruben Killins of Noalalu John Hermanson and Toivo Nieme of Wolf Siding ana Ernie Pierre of Flint One of the Injured Roger Rose was not expected to recover Raymond Palo 23 driver nf thp truck who was uninjured is being neia oy ponce pending an investiga tion of the accident DEATH RETREADEDlTinES All sizes Guaranteed for six months against all road hazards LLOYD A HOOVER 2208 EXPERIENCE A NEW THRILL TRAVEL IN MODERN HIGHWAY TRANSPORTS Portland 1300jKan City $1695 Denver 800:Boston 3680 Los Ang 900 Was D C 3340 ' 1550New York Seattle 3425 nah a 1500i'hlcaKo 2150 2533 UNION BUS DEPOT Wash Ave Phone 77 ed rip-rapp- ed Down Steps 11 ' r THE Feb 8— (AP) closing hung j today over the club Cairo where Major Charles A Ross died early Tuesday morning After two doctors had testified Major Ross died of heart disease a coroner's jury returned a verdict yesterday that his death resulted from the effects of "being precipitated down the steps" of the night club The jury recommended three operatives of the club be charged Washfnjrton Ave pert with manslaughter Such charges had previously been lodged by police against the three Clem Gaviatti and Joe" Vanessi owners and Sam Erlich head waiter Shortly after the coroner's jury reported its finding the state board of equalization indefinitely suspended the club's liquor license and Chief of Police William Quinn said he would ask the police commission to revoke the club's dance license Fellow officers of Ross comman- for Information leading1 to the arrest and conviction of anybody de- maliciously breaking glass or stroying property DUMKE FLORAL CO bulls-ey- e! Chief Giesler had come over to the Shaker Heights city hall for a bit of target practice with Chief Tilson They were trying out the Shaker police department's new sub machine gun "I've never shot a machine gun before" said Chief Giesler "But I know how to do it I've seen these guys in the movies" He loaded a belt of cartridges pulled back for a full automatic blast One bullet crashed into the wall where the bull's tail might have been and the rest of the slugs tore through the asbestos covering on the steam pipes running along under the ceiling overhead Dust fell for five minutes "Now" said chagrined Chief Giesler "that guy I saw in the der of the 30th infantry first battalion testified at the inquest that he was thrown down the club stairs movies —" '— in an argument about allowing the party celebrating the regiment's Hotel Wall birthday to enter Junior League Bans Pretty Girls On Ads 8 — (UP)— Pho- tographs of beautiful girls on ads with the notation "member of the Junior league" will be taboo in a few months as the result of action taken by the executive board of the V organization Formal adoption of the rule by the national convention of the 'Junior League of America in May was considered a formality today No attempt made to prevent jraslending individuals from their name to commercial products but they must not use Junior league tfor prestige or identification $1 $2 $3 Finder Wave Manicure and Brow Arch Shampoo Fingerwave and l Manicure Get Thrift Card: Four died Finder Waves §4 324 : Mayor Feetiure Arch and the true economy that comes from Florsheim quality TOPEKA Kanf Feb 8—(AP) An army pathologist testified today for the defense in the wife murder trial of Major Charles A Shepard that Mrs Zenna Shepard could have absorbed enough poison from a mouth wash to have caused her death The witness was Lt Col George R Callenderj army medical corps Fort Sam Houston Tex He said of the poison so received might easily have caused the lesions and ulcers later found in A SOME STYLES 579S her stomach and intestines Col Callender saidj if Mrs Shepard then 37 had been given a lethal dose of poison in the night of May 20 1929 when she became ill at Fort Riley Kas she could not have lived 26 days Mrs Shepard died June 15 1929 hball TV 9 OODtNUTAH Our Greatest Dexdale Hosiery JRE TOR DAT SA ut TH0X8N I — —— ' ' Dexdale "Genuine Rtngless it 1 1 HOSIERY ! 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Take of this opportunity to secure ad-vanta- ge I Dvy DE LUXE BEAUTY -- BY MOUTH WASH FLORSHEIM SHOES Stock -- of FLATPLATE IRONER Are AH Guaranteed! and skilled professional work! 10 POSTMASTER NAMED WASHINGTON Feb 8— (AP)— The postoffice department today anCHARLES CITY Iowa Feb 8— nounced appointment as acting (UP) — Fire of undetermined origin postmaster "of H B Jones Wilder destroyed three central business Idaho buildings here last night with damage estimated at $200000 Guests in the Hildreth hotel evacuated the building before its three-stor- y Relieved in lSmln with TTioxineor drug-gwill return your money Pure pre rear wall collapsed damaging criptioamedicineattacktinternmlcaute frame houses across the street no gargling hrmle very effective 35c Fire companies from nearby Nashua and Mason City joined Charles City citizens in quelling the blaze AUTOMATIC f D H I Our We use only first grade solutions y : Falls In Business Blaze - PERMANENT WAVES Q — (UP) —"If you er POLICE FURNISH CRAHKFR NOR WALK Conn — (UP) — There are times when a good safe crack er would come in handy Fire Chief oeorge Bogardus brought a safe and when it arrived no one knpw the combination The orizinal own er was in Europe Chief Bogardus to police to furnish an e appealed : i $1000 REWARD threat of enforced —— - "Windage" Is Off DEATH CAUSED want to shoot a guy's hax off" said Police Chief Bert Tilson of surbur-ba- n Shaker Heights "aim at his shoestrings" "Okay" said Chief Herbert Geis-lof Beachwood another suburb "I gotcha Keep your eye on the DAYl LAST r Shoots Straight CLEVELAND SAN FRANCISCO NEW YORK Feb Scouts i CASE? Coroner's Jury Says Major But Died of Being Thrown — The of Founding of Boy ing CLUB TO CLOSE ed union pacific Possibly 3000 of these acres he estimates have been reclaimed in addition to being relieved of mosquitoes and other swamp pests and burrowing animals that frequent still pools and damage irrigation ditches embankments and the like DIVERSITY OF TASKS The primary purpose of the projects was extermination of mosquitoes and swamp pests with reclaimareas as a secing of water-loggmeasure In addition highondary ways were improved through drainage and installation of new culverts and headwalls Embankments were bridge ends improved irrigation ditches enlarged and canals improved especially -- j — 'Oakie Doke 'Is OK Dictionary King Believes Today Marks Anniversary SEMI-HYSTERIC- i- — TALK TONIGHT NEW YORK Feb 8— (AP)—To day is the 25th anniversary of tha founding of the Boy Scouts of Am- finent citizens in addition to farmers erica and in honor of the occasion of northern Utah have indorsed the President Roosevelt will address the work and are for its nation from the White House tocontinuance With the new flow of night water from the Pine View dam in The president will be introduced succeeding years drainage projects at eight forty-fiv- e p m1 (E S T) will be more urgently required hy Walter W Head president of the national organization who will OUTLAY TO DATE speak from St Louis where 10000 To date some $3681275 has been Scouts will gather in a silver Jubilee expended for this work $25600 has circus After the president is finDr James E West chief been requested for additional work ished m i t i nnn fW j— and other available projects would r-cost $1015805 according to esti- Scouts in a radio recitation of the mates Scout oath Work done thus far includes imThe Boy Scout movement origi provements in Plain City Slaterville nated in Great Britain was introDutch hollow Wilson at the old duced in the United States by the race track in West Ogden" at the late William D Boyce of Chicago In Rocky Mountain feeder plant and the 25 years of its existence 6425-5in Farr West and Marriott boys have been members Its The work included excavating present active membership is culverts and placing of rip-ra- p headwalls drops and checks repairThe Petromex the government-controll- ed ing of fences clearing of willows oil i company in Mexico and trees backfilling and also eni is to resume operations closing of springs semi-hysteric- co-cper- ate (AP)-Fourte- in charge Tosca said" after a long conversation Fiermonte returned to his boat through the changing of their chanand that she did not know where he nels Fences were repaired areas is now were freed of tules brush and trees I ! ' 3' Xi and tile drains were installed in adf iff : I NAPLES Feb 8 — (AP) — Mrs jacent farm areas or under canIf Madeline Force 4Astor Dick Fier- als or railroad grades THIRD PROJECT al monte became today she husband when her learned that The third project of the present There may be better dressed men in the world but take it from the International Association of the former boxer had met Mrs series covers 13 weeks work and New York City Clark Gable sets the pace in Fiermonte No 1 in Genoa Clothing Designers holding their golden jubilee In cVinnm calls for expenditure of $35758 It nVimm in film TTnlfpH Th men's fashions ctar hie rnnrxic4- CttlUC id UlCUiUCU ir iixo Stnfps thp uuu fil UUWIb ill kv She repeated over and over that would complete two projects' in Farr with bringing back prosperity to designers When he wears a garment OildplCOU in a picture that garment she could say nothing that she West and Marriott now in the knew nothing about the matter and course of construction and approxthat she did not know what her imately 70 per cent done Additional projects are proposed for Taylor plans would be Yesterday she had said confidently West Weber Warren Kanesville that she would meet Enzo on the North Ogden and Pleasant View French Riviera after they both left which would drain an estimated 5500 acres and reclaim some 3000 Italy IN IN acres f Weber commissioners county committees drouth relief and prom- Chief ELECTRICITY con- e's her" - Charles Carter Lee commonwealth's attorney o Franklin county Official Paints Samuel O White federal alcohol Housing tax unit investigator He was Optimistic Picture from the service when the At Convention indictment was returned D Wilson Hodges former sheriff NEW YORK Feb 8 — CUP)— The of Franklin county federal administration will nrovide David A Nicholson member of the electrical this year with 'the Virginia Democratic commit a market "in industry volume and in variety tee and former state legislator as it has never before imagined" Beckett A Moffett federal housing former James Edgar Virginia officer administrator told the National aohibition Abshire Will Wray Electric Manufacturers' association tmd Howard Maxey today Moffett asked manufacturers to deputy sheriffs Most of the accused were bonded actively with the govern for appearance ia federal court at ment m making the plans success- Roanoke on March 4 iui "America requires hundreds of thousands of new homes right now" he said in outlining nlans of the FHA after the current modernizing TO drive has been completed "'Five years of slackened construction are Deruna us Before us there stretches PRE-WA- R the prospect of building and equip ping tne nomes needed through a new and inexpensive form of fi rm Commodity Prices nancing "If this effort meets with success Due To Drouth AAA the electrical industry in all its branches should prosper exceeding Payments ly I venture the belief that every part or jour industry whether conWASHINGTON Feb 8— cerned with capital goods or con basic aaricnltnrni modities had advanced in price to sumer goods will enjoy renewed and continual returns" pre-wparity Th pains nr rfnei tr Vn tu and AAA benefit payments Louis H Dean economic adviser to Secretary wauace reported The commodities include wheat cotton neia corn hogs tobacco sugar and peanuts all under crop ARE control programs ior 1935 and dye flax barley grain sorghum cattle! rice and milk and its products J'This price gain can be main- - Airways Seeks To Build f ned in 1935 only through an inRadio Stations Over creased domestic demand" Dean Pacific warned o "There were tears in his es'es We went to a cafe and spent some hours together Yes I still love him dearly I think he loves me He may come back to me but not immediately" IN REPORT Franklin county was named in Wickersham commission report one of the greatest moonshin-vrtfdistricts in the country The report said 90 out every 100 persons were connected with the illicit traffic Beginning in 1928 investigators charged a corrupt ring virtually enslaved small mountain moon shiners grasped the product of countless stills and with systematic organization distributed millions of gallons of whisky through surround- ing sections of Virginia and parts of North Carolina West Virginia and Tennessee The 34 persons and one corpora tion were indicted yesterday by a federal grand jury at Harrisonburg a Joint charge of consDir- M- - toon defraud the government of mfy others were liquor taxes Fifty-fiv- e reported by the jury as but were not indicted - h£xyf v i- ''v als NAMED t y - Approximately 4250 acres of land have been drained in connection with mosquito abatement projects in Weber county according to an estimate of Jack Scudder engineer 1 1 ROOSEVELT TO Mosquito Abatement Projects Also Result in Reclaiming of Much Land Further ' Work Will Be Undertaken — (AP) — Tosca 8 Fiermonte first wife of Enzo declared herself hopeful today that her former husband would leave his American millionairess spouse and return to her ' I am still his wife under Italian law" she said after returning here from Genoa where she saw the former pugilist "When I met him in Genoa he was very happy to see me and our child ryit country today with warrants for 34 persons including nine present and Already under arrest or due to be taken " into custody as quickly as agents could round them ud were the prosecuting attorney of Frank lin county a federal agent a form er sheriff four demitv sheriffs a former member of the legislature ana a lormer pronioition agent men and women Large Area Drained In Swamp Pest Campaign RETURN BELIEF j Nine Present and Past Officials Are Among Those Sought - staff PAGE First Wife Says He Will Quit Rich American Spouse ROCKY MOUNT Va Feb 8 — UP)—Treasury agents breaking up was described as the nation's moonshine whisky ring went into the Virginia mountain liquor er FRIDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 8 1935 - CABLE ard-Examin- provides its readers with superior local news written by experienced and accurate mm FOOD SECTION WARRANTS OUT rnn f I im ii om I Ull III Ui Oi WHISKY DRIVE Stand The Pairs $300 $119 Dexdales 3 "Pairs $325 -lots and enjoy the buy them in three-pai- r unusually large reductions of the three-pai- r 141 n M prices It Operate at &?C green stamps with each purchase RADIO STUDIOS Inc 2317 Wash Phone 3245 No Smoke —No Dust — No Ashes -- Smi 'Vrr yzrjxsFiXSip- ' : 1 ' |
