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The Light Bringer Th, nil TUB 1C esclutlvftly etitttta) UM ftaF WpuWI -atlon of credited to it of not otherwltt credited la this oarer in" published herein. MBMBRR OF" THR WISCONSIN LEAOtn SATHRDAT, SEPT. 8, 1934 NEWS FROM IT Itician In the is con-, Ijctwecn the presi- sidemWe pplnioft that life Is one of i Sinclair, the Socialist-item-1 (n he has enough knowl- candidate for governor of edge politics enough to nia, Ims been held, but the know 'that for him ngnin to knows little more figure in larger political affairs it than it knew before Sinclair must arise from spontaneous do-: 1 ilydn I'nrk. Sinclair also mand for him from considerable itffii more than the time of numbers of Republicans. It is be- with Parley, chief political yond his'power, lacking such de- Pririncniiic factotum.

What will ninnd, to create the conditions that an important Hi' this visit will he revealed would make: him n- unfolding of events In the -fa'etor in the public life of the coun- of the campaign. try. situation Is commanding Mr. T-tonver's article and his forth- interest than the one created coming book must be conceived of as in i jiiiiOniiii hy Sinclair's success, in having no immediate or remote liticnl aim. They will ho contribu- tlons he believes he should make to the clarifying of political thong-In and the defining of lines of political hy nioi-c p-it ing away with the Democratic nniniiiiition on "abolish poverty" platform.

Against him the Rcpubli- cans have nominated former io- some in of age, who was cleavage that will contribute to the elevated to the office by the circum- integration of the major parties, stance of the death of the late Oov- now formless and chaotic in their ernor Holph. lie is the antithesis of structures. Sinclair, and by no means the man the Republicans and conservative Democrats would like to see pitted against him. He belongs to the con- sereatlve school of the Republican party and has little appeal to forward-looking voters. Against a candi date less feared than Sirttlair he would have little chance.

But it is State Press Mid- IS THIS THE PROPER FRAME OF MIND? (Tomahawk We'll wager the guess there admitted that he will be the bene-j wi few hundred tourists and ficiary of a formidable Democratic' residents of these north- 111,10.1 ui. a. -woods from the southern part of the bolt that even the president and Jim gtate adjolnjng states who ar Farley could not, if they turned their rlve(J Rt their mes elfher Mom1ay hands to ithe task, stop. or Tuesday of this week, who will Of the total vote in the primary remember for a long time the drive Sinclair polled approximately one- they made over that section of High- third To win the election he will way 51 north of Tomahawk on Mon- have to pick up at least 250,000 more between Cassian and the The Republicans have the ad- XV ara a stretch vantage of acceptance of the result wheels, off by the defeated candidates, and as- There was a continuous stream of surance that in the election there cars converging on Highway 51 at be relatively small defection of Mlnocqua on Monday, all headed for the voters who cast Republican bal- home after 'thejr summer outing. Of lots in the primary.

But a large course the day was was a part of the Democrats who support- bad week end all around for the ed Creel, the administration Dem- eavy ra drowned out many a oorat. in the primary make no con- atretch of road' was cealment of their purpose to bolt nobody business Sinclair, or to retrain from voting. It was oss ibi to drive faster That Sinclair's vote November than at a snail's pace. Great holes will largely exceed the Sinclair vo.te and gullies everywhere and not a in late August there is no 1 doubt, smooth stretch in the entire three But it is commented that the char- miles. In fact, it was nothing less acter of his campaign won to his th a ger us to ve f- And th en there is that little patch support men of all parties, and that o( one between the pnd th(? He fairly approximated his full present concrete and the beginning strength on primary day.

It is held to the new black top at the Lake toe doubtful that he can build it up Nokomis bridge, that was just as Uo a majority in the weeks interven- bad. (Continued from 1) ing before election. Jl -'s two years now and more since He will not, even if he is elected, work wfl started on the road im- BEACH CLUB GIRL By MABEL. M'ELLIOTT Copyright, 1934, by NEA Service, Inc. of Congress with this victory his credit, and if he can show by a triumph In New Orleans that he 1mS' whipped the entire state into line for he does not believe any part of Louisiana would oppose him if he wins this hopes to be able to smother any attack against him in Washington, where he is expecting trouble jn the Senate.

The federal Income fax Investigation is pressing close to him and his principal appointees. Back ot the ordering of troops to New Orleans; back of the special ses- sion of the legislature, with its amassing measures to.snatch local government control from all communities in this state attii ndt the powar in his haiids; back, or" the doterJninatio'n' to throw 1 a hortlc of armed fdeptitles Into every voting place In liouslana; and back of his defiance' of the coul'ts, is Long's battle plaii which ho 'has Consistently followed since he announced his intensions aftei' winning the governorship l.h 1928. Good For 30 Yearsj: To Col. Robert EWing, a political war lord and owner of newspapers in New Orleans and Shreveport, the man who made Long politically, Long said a few weeks before he entered tho governor's mansion: I "I'm good for. 30 years.

Four years ns governor; I can't succeed myself under the laws of the state, but I can put in a dummy when my term Js over, and go to United Stales Senate; then back as governor again, with a dummy in tilts Senate; and repeat. "Thirty fat and juicy years, and when I'm CO, 1 can retire, travel around the world and enjoy myself." This was before his -break with Swing. The first third of the program Is nearly accomplished, and Long is laying his plans now to take the Denis said he thought it a good idea, governorship in 1936. only not up in the country. Wasn't The present junior senator from the Claremont far enough? It was Louisiana, John H.

Overtoil, gives Edward's party. The Claremont was Long no worries, and he can find two another man as his successpr who Emery, i.t looks us if you've let somebody out in ti pair of nmmutes." HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP By DAN THbMAS (NEA) for his leading lady.In his forthcom- children ha've a' better chance of ing picture. Guess he forgot to say no vies than that she should also be able to dance offspring 'of men in any like Rtlby Keeler and-swim like girls were left alone in the charming will, jump to his master's voice like red'and white dressing room to re- all the other Long jobholders. And profession. That this is true is revealed in a nore Kight.

BEGIN HERE TODAY BOOTS RAEBURN, 18, marries RUSS LUND, handsome swimming instructor, because she doesn't want to face her parents' disappointment on learning she has been snubbed by. the younger set of Larchneck, fashionable New York suburb. Russ goes to Miami, promising to send for Boots later. She gets a job in a big department store and takes a tiny room in Greenwich Village. She becomes ill with Influenza and is befriended by DENIS FENWAY young author she met in Fenway sees that Boots has a doctor and nurse and begs her not to worry about expense.

After she recovers he.asks her to tea at his- apartment and Boots, who has been shut off from social contacts for so long, goes with misgiving. I "Who is she?" she asked young! stamped upon their frocks and com- Edward. plexion. "Kay?" He indicated the girl with Boots wng rascinatccl by the othel the organdie petal collar. "Oh, she's SMnvp i ove ij ess.

There it; Ll ttl lit nj in virtmi IM i nj vv pur what ravages the party had so on, the cycle to be repeated twice furvey Jn one of: more. BUT- Money Is Running Out The federal government on the one wood's major Warner Brothers, to determine the of life from which film actors arid hand is pushing its income investi- are garnered. deliberate scarlet mouth. Boots own differ studio charge of the Evelyn Amable shops here." He mentioned a name which stood for everything expensive, and elegant In the world of cosmetics. ''She's very lovely," Boots Ing in a little world of her-own, issuing crisp orders, charming and aloof all at' ied by tints.

seemocl1 to whom his word was formerly the inspired voice of the temple. I The money running hundred million dollar bond issues brushing an tne state an tne parishes, the trace of. powder from a spending of which Long controlled either by his own fiat or through el cent "with fair i whole. I Warners' that' the fathers of 59 per cent of the players were actors or connected with the theatrical profession. Sev- A "Run" for Your Money Here's a warning for women with a tendency to buy clothes in Paris.

Ketti Gallian advises against buying any hosiery in the French capital. "American stockings look better, last longer, and are cheaper," she says. Boots agreed. had the feeling wonder Denis looked at herewith ad- the other girl wfts abnormfUly clll miring eyes. about her, to know a.ll perfectly groomed and arched eye court house cliques.

Without money, he cannot hold his voting ranks firm. This is the 'i uiMjLii, lu IMIOW fci.li rt Smart girl," Edward Van i a bout her friendship with Denis le vice-graft battle cry in fl-f OlET'il'Of' PJ1SG i TD ititj.ii i and. one'to group. Her" frock! was! There is plenty of vice, gambling, parents good'family, oo shabby tim- mnnnpr too shv land what have you in New Orleans, like. I which.

She does this for a elegant nose. artists. And the remaining 18 per cent were business men of one kind or another. From this it would seem that Coming Back in Films A few years ago he was independently wealthy, but the stock market took care of that. He has worked as an oil operator, professional football player, rancher, and stock actor.

And now John Preston is in the- movies a contract to star in 12 Northwest Mounted Police films, four' of which already have been finished. inc ra.UKS iirm. i ma is uie for his attack and his raising while actors may not necessarily be They're independently- made pic, born as such, they at least are im- tures, but they are giving him a- th listrionic idea, by their Of course she the manner too shy. "You've known 'him, 'long?" the bllt there is lo tv ot the same in nglish pursued, powdering her the adjoining parishes of Ber- se cond- iiiard and Jefferson, which are part, Wood tne Otnei aay was a secono Independent Husband The most surprised man in Holly, snveegan nose NOW GO ON WITH-THE-STORYiyourigergirl with a.su.rsp,pS lfiafSS "Not vory!" Boots was wary. "Wo of the city in every sense except hand autcide jas visited by CHAPTER XXVII The room was full of the bahblo frock.

camp a Political one. s. in B7th' be free to embark on his campaign 6 ''ff 3 1 to abolish poverty. The legislature 1 ine room was lu was a far from Kay e- will be in control of Democrats and man can te tha( the jg per light voices. Cigaret smoke hung yn mar bi palace /effic.a, "Ah'" i Republicans a considerable majority ec fi zz ie and will never, last a sin- of whom will be aligned against him.

gle season through. But he will have attained a position If the state highway commission that will give him an adtnirable thinks that this, sort of road adver- t-Ie was visiting his cou-' sounding board for future agitation, tlsm ff is going to attract more peo- and he could be depended on to pur- le northern AVisconsin, they have another guess coming, sue without restraint his avowed aant purpose of making the Democratic party one "that will take a position far to the left. Thc sea son, so far as northern Wisconsin is concerned is. a farce pure and simple. The writer drove over to Winter a week ago and found that FEDERAL JUDGE INTERVENES The U.

S. district judge at New Radisson and a single week Orleans has issued an order restrain- 1 -before the summer season is official- ing the registrar of elections, closed as far as out-of-the-state that city from removing any names i business is concerned. Whatever from the registration lists prior to( mon ls expended in doing this the September primary. It is the uch money wasted. first instance of intervention by a Uors retupn next sunnmei that roa(J federal court in the protracted fight witn ts 0 ed HUrr ce wln have heen between senator Long and bis natel- heaved and cut to pieces so that lite.

Governor Allen, for control of there will be little left for permanent the city, which, it attained, will be good. likely to fix Long's power on the How mi longer are taxpayers stand fo1 this of thing? gas state for a long time to come. At the of the extraordinary lef; yet who would like to see this Bette She wanted to buy a These are two Long strongholds, had $20 with which to pay the last of hia mi.ehty camps in the for it. She-got not.much to. state, with reported voting registra- look at i but iu jt runs P.reston the film horizon.

way on Ethel Merman Stars "Ethel Merman is going to surprise even her friends, she's so good in Eddie Cantor's new picture. Hope the Marx Brothers come back soon there's always something doing with them ll lf other's glnnco met hers The car was for her husband, homes around the film colony are writers would faltered threshold and a big-. shouldered young man in country herself hotlV arid tweeds came forward. I was just imaging things? What did ball in ea You're Mrs. Lund? Denis told mo she expect, after all? He'd been kind she go home.

to her us one is kind tci 'the lame'- He was merely be- or the halt and that ought to be ins nte and friendly. Still it was How He Stands in State enough for her. I llice to lle wanted. It was nothing to look out for you. He's been waiting for been called to tjie telephone." of an elevator that mlttees into New Orleans when and if he reduces this city to his vassal- 1 In Louisiana, his influence today Maxie's Model Girl A girl who can love like Mae West, much in seclusion these days which must mean that she's planning something startling.

have a figure like Claudette Maxie Baer won't make a picture sing like Gracie Moore, and be as After that it was easier. Someone found her a'deep chair and put a long glass in her hand. Uenis came in a moment later his eyes sought her out. Chillingford bad Denis' whole attention for a solid quarter an with a fight sequence in it wonder what, he thinks people want to with me, little golden one. Let Kay.

Montet, a Long man, sure to win have her own young man." But Montet has with Long hour. Boots had no earthly claim on unaccountably Boots' heart and may break with him. Denis. Just the same she felt sick i un was none of her business, Fourth district: John N. Sandlin, and shabby and a chilled.

reminded herself sternly, if anti-Long candidate, already conce- "Here, she's having tea," he said i wished with all her heart that she Den belonged to Kay rather rudely to the man in brown might creep away from this Well- (To Be continued) tweeds. "Didn't you know?" dressed, chattering group" She didn't ded to be the winner. anti-Long, is practically in the bag. Centers His Fire Long is now centering his guns up' policemen and marched thorn into the citadel. Then Long "drove his "Cossack" I bill through the special session of i Kill Boots flushed Unaccountably but belong here.

the young man (he was Edward Van I A voice at her elbow. Denis' deep, NAMED IN WARRANT Fifth district: Joseph Riley Wilson, on the first and second the og i a ture-a bill that author- anti-Long, will win. I comprising New Orleans and St. Ber- Sixth district; Jared Y. Sanders, nard and Jefferson parishes.

If ho MARINETTE, Sept. 8 bitter anti-Long candidate, un-lean pull his men, Joseph Fernandez Sclver whose parents' apartment soft voice. "Enjoying yourself?" Klakiewicz, Crivltz, today was nam- opposed. 'and Paul Maloney, out of the fire, instantly she was at attention, ly- ea ln a manslaughter 'warrant in Seventh district is in doubt, but I Long will have a chance to rebuild money turned into permanent roads, Hcious tea, crusty toast with pate. favors would be certain of election.

If New Orleans can only be made a vassal city there will be no great doubt about the manner in which the new legislature will be constituted or of the character of the governor. Both will 'be subservient to Long. There will be such additional laws as are required to meet special unfavorable circumstances that may be encountered'; control of the state guard as an instrument of force, and, in due time, it may be expected, subservient courts. YOUTH CONFESSES SLAYING SALESMAN FREMONT, Kept. Harold Malmberg, 19, of Des Moines, was to be taken from county jail here today to Schuyler, where Colfax county authorities were to consider a confession the authorities said he made that he had killed Russell Goodwin, 42, traveling salesman, who had befriended the youth by offering him a ride in his car.

Colfax county authorities, here last night, said they planned to give Malmberg an intelligence test today. Malm'berfi 1 tall sandy haired, reticent and apparently lacking interest Nothing resembling the situation in moveme nts about, him, last night in Lousiana is to be found in the wrote a confession of the history of constitutional state gov-jbut did not give a reason for his act. eminent. There is more than light In conversation with Sheriff Jack reason for apprehension that there of Fremont, he said, is being fixed on the state political I however, that he had been desirous control that can only be loosened by of Qoodwln'8 car from the time he- entered it and had thought about use of force. all around them fashionably course that has been followed by late for no pei manent goodi then' well weeks by Long is a purpose to pre-1 and ffoodi there are a of Uf vent free expression by the voters' not only in the primaries to be held next week, but in subsequent elec-j which will attract, rather than de-i She nibbled salted nuts and olives, tions.

Its objective In New Orleans tract fronii our other summer fat-ill- And bus been control of the reKistratipn ties lists, for such control would give opportunity for apparently legal dis-' frHiichisement of a sufficient number ot citizens known to oppose Long) to assure that the candidates he Denis was renting at the moment) Instantly she was at attention, ly- ed ln a manslaughter 'warrant in Seventh district is in doubt, but I Long will have a chance to ret grinned companionably at her ancl ing bravely, gallantly as a woman connection with the death of An- the anti-Long forces are now in the his political machine, said that parties were bad for Denis' must. thony Theilen in an automobile, mis- majority. I To do this, he is counting on disposition. "It's a lovely party." ap. Eighth district: Cleveland swollen vote of St.

Bernard "Takes 'em too seriously," he in- "1 haven't," Denis told her Jefferson parishes, for he won't izes the state machine to put special deputies In the voting paces, the freight to be paid by the communities. On this, many communities in Louisiana are today In a state of the revolt. Long also drove through a to investigate the city govern- formed her, finding a hassock and'-cusingly, "had a word with yon all establishing himself at her feot. afternoon. What do you think of the Boots had a thin cuii of hot, de-1 place?" He was at her feet now, tin tho hassock lately vacated by the amifi- ble Edward.

Boots glanced around dressed young wymeh in ainax.ingjat the dark balcony, the paneled hats discussed the latest walls, the deep chairs in anticjuod latest book, the latest scandal. fabrics. THIS CURIOUS WORLD you doij't know "But, my dear, the half of it "Ah, but she dates, dates frightfully if you ask me "His 'stuff is absolutely putrid, you know what I mean. The Nobel prize They frighten Boots, all these clever people, Denis' friends. What would they say if they discovered she was just a saleswoman in the chintzes at Lacy's? She was glad "It's a beautiful room." "I think so.

Comfortable, ton. Look," he digressed, "you haven't met Kay, have you? Ah, but you must. Shn's such a darling." The slim English girl with her soft, controlled voice, her air of being adequate to any situation, was brought over and presented. Thorn was nothing about her manner to indicate that she had evW heard! of Boots before. She was perfection! that Edward Van Hciver stayed by itself, cordial in the most polite fashion, interested, sweet.

And yet Boots was conscious of the slightest strain of antagonism between them. "Why?" she wondered. "What on her side as the smoke thickened and the arguments swirled all about her. "I'm not clever like the rest of them," he toid-iieu easily, "I'm in Wall Street; don't paint or- write or anything 1 I'm- here under false Denis 'me slide "Yea." He nodded. "He was head and shpulder.s, the rest of us.

Denis has, real brainy, o); WHY MK. HOOVKK It was to be expected thai there us just plug She sipped her teq. thoughtfully now. That exquisite girl With the taking ii during the ride to point creamy skin and the delicious near Schuyler where the shooting took place. He did not rob his victim.

Goodwin, left to die- in the road when bis assailant took his far, died would be simulation as lo whether Thursday night in a Columbus. Mr. Hoover's article on national hospital after he had given trends is to be taken as a of I of fleers clues that led to the identi- a purpose to assert active leadership i'ication of the hitch-hiker. Of his party preliminary to becom- Goodwin was shot three- times and a candidate for the a 32 caliber automatic pistol taken lor president in It is hkely thut Malm-berg when he was arrest- nothing is further fn.m his mind. ujned ft cartr dgB in wlli may tho greakst pol-' empty shells.

lish voice, with the frill of organdie flower calla-lily white against Bhe find, to dislike in me? I'm so so utterly harmless." The afternoon wore on. Early dusk had long since closed in. Hong, dap-' per aiid smiling in his white coat, had drawn the string-colored dull silk curtains, shutting out the wintry blue twilight and the reflected street ights. More food had In-on brought in, more drinks served. People drifted in, drifted away.

More than once Boots had stirred to go but Denis had detained her. At last only five remained- -the- the dead black of her frock, Kay, Boots and a small spectacled man addressed I talking lightly to Denis. Her smoke- gray eyes traveled restlessly about the room as she spoke. Once she laughed and the sound like the tinkle of flilver bells. Denis' smile rested on her approvingly.

Boots envied that girl. She was so cool and sure of herself. There were blue shadows smudged above her eyes and her dull brown hair was swept back from her broad, low I'orelu-ad. simply as Griff, "How about driving up on the Hudson for dinivr?" ward demanded robustly. "I've car downstairs "Oh, dinner!" exi-laimi-d the lisb girl.

"How could consider more food?" Griff informed them that, he hungry, ile coultl do with a TWO TONS ARE REQUIRED To PRODUCE THE FOR A LOAF U.S. PEPABTHENT OF A A 6ILUQN ENTH EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE UP BV FRICTION 6AM6OO IS THE WPBtO'5 IT REACHES A HEIGHT OF get much more than his payroll vote in New Orleans. If Long can swing these two elections, he believes that the horrible example of what happens to 3ioriists from ills empire will drive the entire state, back into, his control, ment of New Orleans, and its alleged graft, and had himself appointed prosecutor. He says the board will meet under national guard protection, and "To hell with the courts." There is no doubt he will find tho worst kind ot vice conditions in New Orleans. Since- he was 18, Lujfg has de- "I am the state," he says.

I am nouncefl the Neiw Orleans ring. He! the investigating committee, tho won his first office on this plat- governor, everything else. I am the foi-rn. with Hift sunnort of Colonel NEXT: The real Huey Long. And how he got that way.

PLEADSINNOCENCE IN AUTO THEFT CASE Former Kenosha Garage Operator Faces Court Trial. form, with the support of Colonel Ewing, who was also fighting the ring. GETS BIG CITY HELP Later, Long's country Influence waned, and he needed New Orleans to bolster his power. Hence his coalition with the ring a few years ago. But the coalition din't work out as well for Long as he had 'hoped.

In Alexandria, he was egged. throughout the country, defection continued ana increased. Long determined to break with the city, and raised the age-old Issue of country va. city. How does Long- keep in line men whom he calls "sacks of with a known market COLUMBUS, Sept.

8 Pleading innocence to a charge growing out of activities of an automobile theft ring seven years ago, Arthur E. Maple, 35, who until recently operated a garage at Kenosha, potatoes" pi-Joe? PAYROLL. HOLDS 'EM At least' five state senators have six relatives each on the state today faced a district court rolls. Seven senators have four trial. Maple, known aa Roy Morgans at Kenosha where he has resided since 1027, specifically la charged with theft ot a car owned by Leo relatives each on them.

Nine tors have two to, three each there. In some instances, the family of a senator drags down 1400 a month from the state payrolls. This fight in New Orleans Zarek from a street here in March, is 1927. The theft ring operated In Custer's last stand for Long. In his Platte and Dodge counties, and a desperation, he forced Qov.

O. large number of were recovered Allen to declare partial martial from innocent purchasers and re- and for a month the national guard turned to their owners. has been quartered in the registration heavily armed. Luhg flouted the courts when they ruled that this way unconstitutional. He threatened to seize City Hall, and the mayor armed 500 special He escaped from a deputy sheriff at Schuyler, bis home near here, soOn after he was'arrested there seven years ago, and was returned here recently as the result of a nationwide search..