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Show PAGE THREE Long's Income Unknown Figure WASHINGTON, Sept. U r.i:--Sen. Huey P. Long Lived in one of the capital's fashionable hotel-apartments, hotel-apartments, rode in an expensive automobile and spent money freely, free-ly, but little was known about the amount of his personal fortune. He told the senate one day his income for 1935 was $25,000. Recalling that a senator's salary sal-ary is only $9,000, Sen. Millard E. Tydings, D., Md., asked: "Where did the rest come from?" It was paid by people who didn't have the scense that I have and hired me as their lawyer," Long replied. In response to another query, he said he spent most of it "on brass bands, football parries and drinks for my friends." Birds have four kinds of feathers: flight feathers, clothing feathers, downy feathers. and thread feathers. III up nnn TO PLENTY OF TIME TO PAY Your good name and steady income are worth money here . . . because they entitle you to borrow cash from us now or later. Any amount you obtain, whether $300 or less, can be repaid in easy instalments instal-ments extending from 1 to 20 months. Com in w r i f or 'phone Personal Finance Co. Knight Block No. University Ave. Over Schramm-Johnson PHONE 210 LOANS MADE IN NEARBY TOWNS ft iwm GOOD NEWS FOR rf ? no Free i Will be given to all who purchase Yarns from BUTLER'S. Instruction Thursday and Friday of Each Week Beginning Sept. 12th Time 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. BABSON SAYS COSTS GO OP WTCLLESLEY HILLS, Mass., Sept. 11 l'.R Living costs already al-ready are starting upward and a further rise lies ahead in the next few months, Roger W. Babson, the statictician, said today. In his annual "question box" in connection with the 22nd annual national business conference, Babson Bab-son said this trend should be watched carefully, "because it ia of extreme importance that the cost of living does not get out of hand right now." "The president obviously will do all in his pover to keep living costs within bounds," he said, "such an insistence on his part is both sound economics and good politics." In answer to a question regarding regard-ing the effect of Huey Long's death on the general political situation and his "share-the-weath" movement, Babson said that "bullets never killed an idea," and whatever value lay in Long's program would persist despite his assassination. "Personally," Babson continued. "I consider that his 'share-the-wealth' movement was on the wane. His third party therat was also fading fast. Cost Of Living Shows Steady Rise Housewives are having to pinch their pennies just a little harder if they want to buy the same food stuff they purchased during the past two years, according ac-cording to labor department food price calculations today. On Aug. 27. the department estimated prices, were 0 G per cent I higher than on Aug. 13. 6.7 .per I cent higher than a year ago and I 14.9 per cent above two years . ago. I The current rise was accountable account-able chiefly in increases of prices for eggs, meats, dairy products, fats and oils. Translation of the Bible into English was the most remarkable event in the reign of James I. - see .Ac TTERS ..l.ol',v , (0,,V vCW"-- :r-Al' V see . .mm A' Instruction , 4 The Hollywood Round - Up Copyright 1935 by United Press HOLLYWOOD, 11 (U.R) A new divorce in the family of Jean Harlow, platinum blonde screen beauty, appeared imminent today, to-day, Mrs. Jean Bello, blonde mother of the star, had a suit on file against Marino Bello, who once chauffeured Miss Harlow to and from movie lots. He had a bad temper, she charged, charg-ed, and used violent language, "embarrassing her in the presence of friends." Her complaint said Bello 'created scenes" in restaurants restaur-ants where food displeased him. Bello, said to be the owner of several mines, frequently drove Miss Harlow's car and escorted her before she became a major star. He then was her step-father, the second husband of Mrs. Bello, who divorced Monte Carpenter, Jean's father and a Kansas den-tLst, den-tLst, before the Harlow name was known in the movies. The Bellos married in Illinois Jan. 19, 1927, and separated last week. Sally Blane, screen actress, and Norman Foster, divorced actor-husband actor-husband of Claudette Colbert, may marry shortly, she hinted today. Miss Blane watched two friends file notice of intention to marry just to see how things are done, because I will probably be doing t hie; myself in a week or so." Arthur R. McLaglen, actor-brother actor-brother of Victor McLaglen, hard-boiled hard-boiled screen star, has filed suit for divorce against Marion L. McLaglen. He charged mental cruelty, asserting among other charges, that she criticised his membership in his brother's famous light horse cavalry troop, saying to other persons that he was "married to his horse." Faith Hampton, film player, won judgement for $260 against Jack Gallagher, film stunt man, for injuries in-juries she suffered when Gallagher, assertedly beat her several month ao. She sued for S54.00 Legume plants generally are grown because of the nitrogen which they can absorb from the atmosphere. )0 v . I, Ot ! t 4i, ! 1 i WW 11 I 1 1 ! I 1 1 1 f lip irvk " if if," i i Resigns From F. H. A. Position WARWICK LAMOREAUX Lamoreaux To Enter Harvard Warwick C. Lamoreaux, Salt Lake county legislator and candidate can-didate for congressman a year ago, filed his resignation today from his position as field representative repre-sentative in the Federal Housing administration. He will enter Harvard Har-vard Law School to complete his legal education. Mr. Lamoreaux has personal connections with the faculty, particularly par-ticularly with Dr. Felix Frank- 1 furter, a leading administration attorney in the utility regulation field. Hhe first sprang into political i prominence four years ago when ; he made the nomination speech for Senator Elbert D. Thomas. He ' was elected to the legislature twice and is also a member of the j Great Basin Authority Board, 'secretary of the Consumers League and a member of the executive ex-ecutive committe ot the Junior Democratic League. Ickes Plans To Obtain Control Of Public Domain WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 U.Hi Belief that this department could assume jurisdiction over the entire publice domain of 173,000-000 173,000-000 acres, despite President Roosevelt's veto or amendments to the Taylor grazing act, was reiterated today by Secretary of Interior Harola L. Ickes. President Roosevelt vetoed the amendments at Ickcs request. The original Taylor act limited to i wuciit- mm vjuai u i ianship Notices Consult County Clerk or the I Kespeetive Signer for Further Information. j SHERIFF'S SALK In the district court of Utah j county, State of Utah. j William Ferre. plaintiff, vs. Ro.s- j well Ferre, defendant. I To Ik- sold at Sheriff's Sale at' eleven o'clock a. m., on the 4th j 'lay of Oct. 1!35, at the Front Door ot the Courthouse in Provo j Utah, the following described property, prop-erty, to-wit: ! Commencing 12. 20 chains East and lHtW enain.s South of the Northwest Corner of the Southeast South-east Quarter of Section 3 in Town-.ship Town-.ship 7 South of Range 2 blast of Salt Lake Meridian, in Utah County. Coun-ty. Utah; Thence South 1 West UMH) chains; thence South 89" Fast T.00 chains; thence North 1" Fast Hi. 00 chains; thence North Sft West 5.00 chains to the place of beginning; Area 5.00 acres. Together v..-;;. waler rights and I rights to the use of water hereto- lore and now used upon said land or in any way appurtenant there-J to, ana also all casements, rights oi-way and other privileges incident inci-dent to said land and every part thereof. Dated Sept. 11. 1935. E G. DURNELL, Sheriff, Publication in Provo Evening Herald Sept. 11, 18, 25 and Oct. 2, 1935. Gassy Stomachs Relieved Every person who is troubled with excessive gas in the stomach and bowels should get a package of Baalmann's Gas Tablets and see how quickly they will relieve all distressing symptoms. Sharp pains in the abdomen or about the heart are often due en tirely to gas pressure. Many sufferers suf-ferers complain of an empty, "all gone" feeling at the pit of the stomach, which is relieved by eating, eat-ing, extreme nervousness, heartburn, heart-burn, sour risings, bloating, drowsiness after meals, headaches, head-aches, dizziness or labored breathing. breath-ing. Baalmann's Gas Tablets taken at meal time not only prevent all bad effects from gas, but they promote the functional activity of the stomach, assist digestion and improve the appetite. You'll find them on sale at Schramm-Johnson Drug Stores and good drug stores everywhere. Adv. MONUMENT FOR ASSASSIN SEEN BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Sept. 11 (U.R) A movement to erect & monument mon-ument in Washington to the assassin as-sassin of Sen. Huey P. Long was inaugurated today by Frank H. Anderson, architect. Anderson said Dr. Carl A. Weiss, the slayer, was a "martyr and patriot." "Knowing that death would be his lot," he said in an appeal for public subscription of a memorial fund, "Dr. Weiss cheerfully laid down his life on the altar of personal sacrifice for the .good of humanity. "It is fitting that politicians have brought home to them the fact that tyrants, usurpers, demigods demi-gods and dictators have no place in the United States of America." Alpine Youth Is Given Suspended Prison Sentence Marion Strong, 19-year-old youth from Alpine, who has been in the Utah county jail 65 days waiting for a trial for second degree de-gree burglary had a sentence of from one to ten years in the state penitentiary, suspended, provided he lives according to a five-point creed set up by Judge Martin M. Larson. 1. Strong must not be before the court within 10 years on a felony charge. 2. He must not be before the court in Utah for intoxication or for violating any state laws within with-in two years. 3. He must report to the court once monthly for one year and each quarter by mail or personally, in the two following years. 4. He must not leave the state , within the next three years with- out consent of the court. j 5. He must go to work or at- j tend school; he may not be idle. Strong was interrupted in the j act of burglarizing the J. F. Marsh and Sons Mercantile at Alpine nearly three months ago. j LeRoy Tuckett, deputy county ; attorney made the motion that j Strong's sentence be suspended j because of his two-month stay in jail awaiting trial, and because it was his first offense. 80,000,000 acres of the public domain do-main which could be included in the grazing district. The amendments amend-ments would have raised it to 142,000,000 acres. The entire public domain is 173,000,000. j Ickes believed, although he did not wish to be "conclusive" that j his department could assume j jurisdiction over the entire do main simply by widening1 last year's presidential exec utive order. The order withdrew from entry all public domain reclassification. reclassi-fication. "I think congress did not realize the possibilities when it approved the amendments. Sooner or later the states would have title to all public domain under their provision," he said. 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YOUR ACCOUNT OPENED IN FIVE MINUTES. 223 WEST CENTER Tires and Auto Supplies Sold an Easy Weekly Payments She'll Wed Bomber ' " ' 1 X.' ; ' ; J, 71 .vis 4 4 v Shortly after his fight with Max Baer in New York, Sept. 24. Joe Louis, Detroit's Brown Bomber, will wed Marva Trotter, above, 19-year-old Chicago stenographer. stenogra-pher. Both have confirmed rumors ru-mors of their engagement, which came about when Louis was training for his bout with King-fish King-fish Levinsky in Chicago. CHANGES MADE IN BUILDING Reconstruction of the lower floor of the college building at Brigham Young university to allow al-low expansion of the college of fine arts will begin Wednesday, according to Kiefer B. Sauls, purchasing pur-chasing agent. Classrooms and offices on the lower floor will be enlarged and changed in construction of a new band and orchestra room, phonetics phon-etics laboratory, a recital studio and music practice rooms. These improvements were made possible through additional room provided by the new Brimhall building, now nearing completion, said Mr. Sauls. All music rooms will be accou-stically accou-stically treated and equipped with appropriate furniture. The recital room will be specially decorated and fitted with a small stage. Phonetic research and speech correction cor-rection work will be opened to the speech department through construction con-struction of the new phonetics laboratory. REDUCE TRANSIENT RELIEF WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 l'.P Acting under the administration plan to end direct relief, federal emergency relief officials today ordered a sharp reduction in transient tran-sient relief activities throughout the country. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- Without Calomel And YouH Jump Out af Bed ii the Morning Rarin' to Go The liver should pour out two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bil Is, not flowing: freely, your food doesn't digest, rt just decays in the bowels. 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