Ames Tribune from Ames, Iowa • Page 2

not DAHT noron-ntm AMM, IOWA. TPMPAT. mioa IT, mi Another Plan to Re-district State Now Introduced DBS MOINBS (UK)-An elgUth plan to reapporUon the Into line instead of 11 congressional districts was placed the Iowa Slature Monday on the last day Stowed members of the house to introduce individual bills. The bill was p.esented by Thompson of Fayette county and Lamb of under the Thompson- Lamb measure, ould be drawn as district-Lee, Des Motaes. Henry Louisa, Muscatine Scott, Clinton, Jones and Jackson "second Iowa, Johnson.

Benton, Poweshiek, Tama, Jasper, Marshal. Grundy, Hardln, Butler Reds Prepare for "Next War" Dubuque, Delaware. Buchanan, Black Haw.k Fayette, Allemakee, Winneshiek, Cbickasaw. Howard, Floyd, Mitchell, Cerro Gordo. Worth, Hancock, Wmnebago and Kossuth.

Fifth Sioux, Plymouth, Woodbury, Monona, Osceola, O'Brien, Cherokee, Ida, Dickinson. Clay, Buena Vista and Sac. Sfeth Palo Alto, Calhoun, Pocahontas, Crawford, Carroll, Greene, Boone, Humboldt, Webster, Wright and Hamilton Seventh Dallas, Polk, Madison. Warren and Marion. Eighth Ringgold, Clarke, Decatur, Lucas, Wayne, Monroe, Appanoose, Wapello, Davis.

--Jefferson, A-an Buren, Mahasfca, Keokuk and Washington. Ninth Potta- MUU Fremont, Shelby, Audubon, Cass, Montgomery. Page, Guthrie, Adair, Adams and Taylor. The bill would throw four incumbent congressmen in contests at-the next and Jacohsen, and Ramseyer and Thurston. The other redistricting bills have been introduced were by Stanley, McCauley, Rylander, Tamisiea and Anderson, Helgason, McCreery and Bair.

Arthur Wakeham Given $25 Fine for Disorderly Conduct Arthur, Wakeham, 47, of 2430 Lincoln way, Ames, was fined and costs-in the Ames municipal court Monday morning when be pleaded guilty to a charge of disorderly conduct filed by Chief W. J. Cure of the Ames police department. Wakeham was arrested on Main street Saturday evening about 10 o'clock aid was held temporarily on a liquor charge. A bottle which contained about a half-pint of alleged alcohol was found in his pos session.

On March 9, a charge of wife desertion against Wakeham dismissed in the Ames court charge was filed by his wife on February 19. WLE1NOFU.S. The next war, II there Is one, will not find Soviet Russia unprepared. Here you see a group of telegraphers, members of the Soviet army, being trained to go about their duties wearing gas masks. All branches of the army receive similar instruction.

Aged Mother Awaits Chance to Ask Governor for Son's Parole WHITE OWL CAPTURED RACINE, Wis. white owl Wo feet tall and with a wingspread of four feet, was captured alive here by John Burmeister. Franks ville, who stunned the bird with a gunshot The owl was turned ove to the city zoo. DES MOINES Kate 66, who has been liying in a shack under the shadow of the enitentiary at Fort Madison for even years, was here Monday wait- ng pa'tiently to see Gov. Dan W.

Burner. Even since her son, Jean Farnell, 7. was given an indeterminate sen- ence at Davenport in 1923 on .1 tatutory charge, the mother has ieen planning to seek a pardon for ler son. Monday she had reached ler destination at the state house. Mrs.

Farnell, her hair still black spite of her long battle for the reedom of her son, could not af- ord hotel accommodations here, he asked and was given lodging at the city Back at Fort Madison she is known as a woman who milt with her own hands a rough shack lined with tar paper, originally one room, but now structure ojt three rooms, lined with scraps of in to keep out winter cold. "'Mrs. Farnell has lived mostly on iharity these seven years. Her earn- ugs, from working in a restaurant, jave been hoarded for this final foxt to obtain freedom for her son. Kind neighbors, and friends from Minn.

Legislators Threaten To Hold Up Appropriations ST. PAUL legislators Monday threatened to withhold appropriations until "satisfactory arrangements" had been made for reinstating suspended- University of Minnesota farm school students. The threat was heard as mem. bers of the senate committee inves-' tigating the charges against the 15 suspended and two expelled stu- dents considered recommendations, mends? The.45 students were suspended; because university officials said they had been "drinking." The two across the river in Illinois have given her food and meagre clothing. Now, armed with a letter from the attorney who prosecuted her son's pleads for Farnell's release, a letter from Elkton, 0., from a woman who promised both herself and her son a home, and many expressions of sympathy from all corners of the state, sits in jail today, waiting for her appointment with the governor.

"I feel my troubles are near an end," she said. "1 need my son." Mo. of U. S. highway ft wag celebrated Sunday by 8, OOP persons with a pageant and parade and by Gownor Henrjr 8.

Caulfleld and U. Becker, secretary of state. The parade, led by Col. J. L.

Peacross depicted modes of transportation from covered wajons to the latest ID motor cans. Highway 66, now completely hard-surfaced, extends from St. Louis to Missouri-Kansas line- and represents an expenditure of $18,000,000. The road, in its entirety, extends from Chicago to Los Angeles. Two Seriously Burned in Iowa Auto Accident WATERLOO When an automobile overturned near here early Monday W.

J. Banks, treasurer of the Smith, Lichty, Hillman company of Waterloo, and Mrs. Banks were critically burned. The automobile caught fire when it upset after a collision with another machine and Banks and his wife were pinned beneath the burning car. A small daughter of the Banks couple who escaped injury said the car that struck hfir parents' machine did not stop after the crash, Dorothy things that a "medicine ball" describes the douse of spring tonic.

Seven colleges and universities abolished military drill. Now they'll be concerned with flunks rather than flanks. A back answer, says the office sage, is usually said over a cold shoulder. Jy Wynne Ferguson 'Author Of AUCTION Copyright, 1930, by Hoyk, Jr. ARTICLE No.

30 Freak hands always are interesting and quite a number have been brought to the writer's attention within the part week. The following is one of the most interesting: Hearts 9, 7, 6, 5, Clubs none Diamonds none A Spadci 9, 8, 4, 3 AUCTION BIDDING: No score, rubber game. dealt and passed. A bid one heart, bid two spades and bid four diamonds. When passed, A was up against a most peculiar and unusual situation.

Should he rebid his hearts or take a chance that his partner could go game in dia- Hearts Clubs 7,2 expelled because they "campus bootleggers." served as Quilt Patches 5()r LARGE BUNDLE Including Percales, Broadcloths, Prints, etc. Exceptional value. Two lots for 75c pieces, beautiful printed and solid colors (2 lots for large cuts, attractive colors (2 lots for $1.00) These new low prices make this the greatest value ever offered. Postage paid. Check, Cash or Money Order.

REMNANT Dept A-42, ST. LOUIS His Piles Healed After 35 Years John A. Raab, Dallas City. 111., was eniiiely healed of Pile? and other Rectal Trouble after suffering for 35 years. He urges- all sufferers to write The Thornton Minor Clinic, Suite 420.

926 McGee St. Kansas City, for a new free copyrighted book which explain? a mild, sure treatment for hemorrhoids (piles) and all forms of rectal diseases. This treatment has restored more than 40.000 people to renewed tiealth in the past 53 years, in writing for the book, there is no cost or The two-spade bid by practically decided the question, for that bid indicated at least six spades in Y's hand and therefore four losing spades in A's hand. Even if the hearts should drop, A would be unable to go game in case he should lose four spade tricks. He therefore passed and his judgment proved to be good as his partner made five odd in diamonds.

opened a spade and obtained two dub discards, one on spades and one on hearts. All he had to lose were one club and one diamond Burns Are Fatal To Mother And Two Children N. j. Myrtle Waited died Monday, the trick. It is a most interesting hand and third victim of a tragedy her bus- iUustratfye of the value of analysis of band discovered when he followed the bidding and consequent dis- a fire engine to find his own house tribution.of the before in flames.

deciding upon the final bid. Very few Her death, caused by burns, players could or would have failed to came as Whited was making plans bid four hearts with-A cards and by BO doing would have lost the game. CONTRACT BIDDING: burning house Sunday while Whit- Would be the same up to and including four-diamond bid. When passes, A should bid five diamonds for the same reasons specified in the Auction bidding. Here's another freak hand that has been sent to the writer with the request that the proper bidding be given: show partner not only a good chance for game, but also flam possibilities If overbid by partner or opponents, be should then show the heart suit.

Here's another example: for the funeral of his children, James, 5, and Robert 2, whose bodies were carried out of the ed fought with firemen who refused to let him lose his own life in a futile attempt to save his family. Chicago Is to hold its fair in 1933. If it will get rid of all its undesirable citizens by that time, that will be fair enough. Co-eds at a New York university nlay win athletic credits by pushing baby carriages. Does this come under the head of bawl exercise? An Odd Hobby A UGLY GOITRE "Goes in 4 Weeks" Avoid Dangerous Operation "Your iour weeks home treatment ended my joitrc.

J. M. Spencer, Auica, Ohio. "My doctor jsid operate. But by your treatnitr.t I niy goitre in 1 month.

3 yean ago. Goit-t never returned W. A. Pease, Creston, B. C.

End Goitre Quick at Home iOO.OCiO people have treated goitrei tt this rajy, hamlesi Many ended in 4 werks rvtn thotiffh other n.tthmU liad failed. Big 44-pairc illuitistrd fRF.F. BOOK by Bstile Creek Goit.t tells bow to rnd goitre quick Send No Money Hearts none Clubs 10,9, 4, 3 10, 9, 7, 3, 2 Spades AUCTION BIDDING: No score, rubber game. as deakr should bid one dub and, if overbid, either by partner or opponents, should show the diamond suit. It is a two- suiter of the strongest type and should not hesitate to bid both suits if the opportunity offers.

CON'TRACT BIDDING: should bid one club but, if overbid by partner or opponents, should show the diamond suit by bidding one more trick than necessary to overcall the preceding bid. Such a bid is known as a forcing bid and tells partner that the bidder 6 hand justifies a try for game. Here's another hand of the same type: Clubs 7,6,2 AUCTION BIDDING: No score, first game. should first bid one dub andj if his partner helps that suit, he should not ihowthe heart suit. If, however his partner or nents should overbid, he should then show the heart suit.

Two-suiters are the strongest hands that can be hdd at the better bid for the combined hands and should be bid with the purpose of informing partner of the type of hand and of him to select that one of the two suits bid that will offer the best chance for game. CONTRACT BIDDING: This hand is hardly strong enough for a two-bid in dubs, although such a bid would not be criticized. One club is the better bid if overbid by partner or opponents, the dealer should make a forcing bid in hearts. Such a bid will indicate the great strength held and notify partner that there is a good chance for game. Here's a hand that shows the value of dever Bidding in obtaining the best bid for the combined hands.

It is a perfect example of drawing quick and correct inferences from the bidding: 6, 2 Clubs-Q, 7,4,2 Diamonds 7 Spades 10, 8, 5 Last of Wendel Family Butted; Estate to Charities NEW YORK fortune more than 1100,000,000 ready for disposal Monday ana the item tradition of tae Wendel family established a century af by its fur- trading founder, Jdhn GotJUeb Wendel, was broken. Miss Ella V. Van Wende), the last of six recluse sisters who lived la the somber, dusty house of mystery at Fifth avenue and Thirty-ninth street, joined the others Sunday in the family vault in Trinity cemetery- The simple funeral services were attended by 19 persons and a dog. The dog, a fat white poodle named Tobey (The last of a line of Tobeys) was the living thing to which Miss Wendel could show affection. It lay during the services in front of her coffin, at the end of the dark ball facing a carved oak staircase.

When the coffin was carried out to hearSe, Tobey followed as far as- the door, looked at the crowd of sightseers in front of the houge, and retired again. Electric lights and a telephone, installed last week, hecalded the final break-down of ihree generations of resistance to the advance of modern science. The nouse, a fortress of the Victorian age surounded by skyscrapers and the roar of midtown traffic, had always been lighted by gas and candles and heavily shuttered from the outside world. There were few flowers at the funeral. A bunch of orchids pinned to the mas'sive oak front door represented probably more luxury than Miss Wendel had ever known during her Ufa ones attending the funeral were thec lertymen, ily including the tendent of the Wendel eitate at Jr- vingtonon-Hudaon, Miss Wendel'i attorney, and half a dozen triendi of the only the aged spinster ever had.

Altho Mies Wendel followed the precepU of her brother to the family fortune, refrain from marrying to avoid dispersing it, and lived like a prisoner the ancient house, she was not entirely unhappy, an old friend of the family said. She did not know how to spend money, she once she was never given any as a girl. She gave all the' affection of a starved life to the poodle, Tobey. But she was not miserly, the friend said. she chose to live a quiet life, and liked it- If the Wendel fortune is divided according to the wishes of Mrs.

Rebecca Wendel Swope, the elder sister who died last July, it will go to 14 specific charities, churches and public institutions, with small amounts to servants and old friends. Mrs. Swope was the only one rf the sisters who defied the family rules, and married. John Gotlieb, the elder brother of the sisters, who held them to the tenets laid down by the founder, is said to have forbidden the sisters to go to church again after, this marriage, because it was in church that Mrs. Swope met the man she married.

The rest of the sisters lived and died in the shuttered house on Fifth avene, resisting all luxury, dressed in prim and faded black dresses. and (bowing BO affection for a toleration M'-h died their chambers cloMd up, and when Mils Ella died only own room, the rooir and sewing room were i were reports that one claimant would appear to seek a share of the estate, holding that be was a descendant of the founder of the Wendel fortune. Attorneys for the-tstate, however; indicated the claim would not valid. Duitch Becomes Distributor For Buick and PontUc The Duitcb, Auto exchange, 323 Fifth street, Ames, Is now distributor for the Buick and Pontiac lines of automobiles in Story, Greene and Boone counties, Max Duitch announced Monday. The Ames firm completed Friday the purchase of the Moone Buick company, former distrlbu tor for this territory, from W.

A- Pohl of Boone. Mr. Duitch will operate the Boone garage as a subsidiary of the firm here and will sell Buick and Pontiac cars in other Story and Boone county communities thru sub-dealer contract arrangements. H. B.

Dunlap of Ames, sales manager of the Duitch Auto exchange, will be sales manager of the enlarged firm. Toe victim were Channigf 17, tot of B. A. Reeves, rancher, and Paul Belts, of Kliie tehool teacher. Betts pilot's license three months ago.

KELLY SPB1KOFLELD 29x4.40 80x4.6V 28x6.25 ..97.110 30x5.26 30x9 8-ply truck ..917.40 Day or Night W. H. NUTTY GARAQE 414 Phone 35 Two Are Killed In Plane Accident PORTERVILLE, Cal, (HE) The inability of a youthful pilot to maneuver a borrowed airplane out of a tailspin was believed responsible Sunday for a 500-foot fall that killed the pilot and a WF LIKL AMES Every morning bringi another opportunity, Story County Trust Bank A 7, 6, 3 none Diamonds 9, 5,3 Spades 10 AUCTION BIDDING: A Hearts Clubs 3 Diamonds 2 AUCTION BIDDING: No score, rubber game. dealt and bid one diamond, A one heart, and and passed. now bid two diamonds, A two hearts, and again and passed.

was now in a position when he could safely bid three diamond? but with no chance for game as his partner, had refused to assist his bid. He therefore decided to bid two spades, knowing that if he were doubled he could bid three diamonds and that his partner would not assist the spade bid unless he had good spades. It always is dangerous to assist a partner's secondary bid; that is one made on the second or subsequent rounds of bidding, without at least four cards of that suit. After bid two spades, A bid three hearts and properly bid three spades. This bid is justifiable because of Y's strong holding in the spade suit.

"u7 trMfc. Mteli IMfl KM Ckrttr. QuMk tlnow without, DtMtr OutrkUm. I i -im I Lou liweuu During her upare time in the Lo Angeles donlal office where sho 1 Miss Catherine Dorci created a remarkable human Uelcton In exact miniature which Bhows hero. Tho skeleton made entirely of hard rubber, yer, gold and dental plaster.

No score, first game. first should then Did four hearts and having hid one diamond and, if overbid, either confidence in Y's assist, bid four spades by partner or opponents, should bid and all passed. Needless to say, hearts. It is a very stiong two-suiter made four spades, losing one heart, a certain game at the best hid of one club and one spade trick. This hand the combined hands of Z.

It is better and Z's bidding arc good examples of first bid diamonds as it is the longer what can be done by good players in uit and therefore offers chance arriving at the best bid of the combined ir game, even though requiring one Z'a clever inferential bidding trick than hearts, Always prefer gave him a game not possible it he had Vie longer suit, if the longer suit is as as an original bid, even though shorter suit is a major. continued to bid diamonds. It it on hands such that the rxpert has such great advantage over average nlayir. SUNSHINE MELLOWS Heat Purifies The advice of your physician is: Keep out of doors, in the open air, breathe deeply; taJce -plenty of exercise in the mellow sunshine, and have aperiodic check-up on the heakh of your body. LUCKIES are always kind to your throat ii EssWr-giKsasjs TUNE IN- TheluckyStrike Dance Orchestra, every day, Thursday and Saturday evening over N.

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