Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 8

THE STATE JOURNAL. LANSING. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1935 REPUBLICAN LEADER RASKQB MAKES PLEA applauded for ages. Will stood there looking at his feet In his boyish way and bowing then finally, when the audience quieted, he took me by the hand, led me down to the footlights, and made the most beautiful speech to the audience I have ever heard. "There wasn't a girl In the com United States Army Officers Are Pleased With Performance of New Mechanized Units got thoroughly hugged and kissed by everybody, then walked ploddingly with his head down toward the train.

As he put his foot on the step, he turned and waved, and said: 'Good-bye. you-all'." Miss Stone was visibly moved by the narration, but she continued: "Last Easter week was the last time FOR LOWER TAXES Will Rogers Well-Liked by Cast Of 'Three Cheers', Says Dorothy Comedian's Farewell Speech on Closing Night Of Show Brought Tears to the Eyes of Every Member of the Company, Says Stage Star pany or out front with dry eyes. Then. I he put his arms around me and saw Will Rogers. I was playing in hugged me and.

well, I'll never forget Angeles in "As Thousands it. nd he came back stage to see m. Slice the Fat Off Building His Farewell Speech iff Somebody had sent me flowers. William Allen White Says No One But Roosevelt Can Beat Roosevelt Costs, Advises Director Of General Motors "Then he turned to the company and made his farewell speech to them. It was the most moving thing I've ever heard in my life, and everybody's "Will Just revered my father, and during the time when he was con- frntrt Viie hrnlrpn leff Tin nne NEW YORK.

Aug. 22 Slice the surplus fat off bulldir.it costs and face was streaked with tears running iThls Is the fourth and lust Install-nfnt o( an Interview with Dorothy stage and screen star, on Will Rogers As I Knew Him." In the last article, she was describing some of the tun she and will had together in the show, "Three could mention Daddy's name' without down their make-up we Just couldn't taxe. and prosperity will take car of Itwlf. the belief of John J. Rakob.

tears welling up in his eyes. He felt it nP erjing. noticed that as soon as hi saw tnem he seemed upset. I asked him what was wrong. 'Aw.

he said mournfully. Ah didn't send you any flowers "I couldn't help laughing, but that was Will always." This seemed to conclude the interview, and petting a dog which had wandered Into the room. Miss Stoua said. "I could go on forever like this I guess but it brings back too much EMPORIA. Aug.

22 (IP William Allen White. Emporia editor and republican leader, believe no one, can beat Roosevelt but Roosevelt himself Any part White might take in the 1938 campaign Isn't known by him "After the show, the entire com more deeply than if it had happened That as the substance of the eco to himself. nomic prescription offered Thursday (Copyright. International News Service I "Once during the show, we broad in nis first interview on business matters in many months. NEW YORK.

Aug. 22 (INS) "I cast from Will's dressing room to dad- pany, including musicians and stagehands went down to the train to see Will off. He was going to California and all the rest of us were going to New York. "He said good-bye at the tracks. self.

icunriK-r raie ume, miss orone con-1 ay's room at the hospital. It was so tinued. "when the show started Will: arranged that daddy could speak to us was nervous and upset missed his but I had to go on the stage during cues and seemed awfully distraught, the time when daddv was SDeaklne. The bright-eyed, slender, quiet little man who res limed the chairmanship rf the finance committee of General Motors corporation to head the democratic national committee during the 1928 presidential campaign, sees no "I would not predict 30 minutes ahead what I will do," said the Emporia editor. "Too many things can happen to change the situation." Hoover's recent challenge to the new deal and Senator Joe Robinson's reason why the wheel of heavy Industry could not be made to spin as When we were off the stage for a mo-1 and I didn hear him.

Will was there, ment I asked him what was the mat-! however, and when he later came on ter. He looked ruefully at me and the stage, everybody noticed he was said: upset, and his eves were moist. -Why Dott. Betty and the chil- "The closing night in Pittsburgh was dren came down to the show to say one of the most wonderful and vet one goodbye. They're in my dressing 'of the saddest moments I have ever room, but we've lost little Jimmy! experienced.

somewhere, and they've got to catch a "As the show was almost over, it rapldljr as have, recently, the lighter reply did not alarm White, who said: IMPROVE and REDECORATE YOUR HOME Paint Wall Paper We invite you to visit our store and get full information about the latest methods of home decoration Silver Lead Paint Co. 229 N. Washington Ave. Next to Gladmer lines of He is now a director cf the Giant Motor Maker and rf I duPcnt De Nemours fc Co "There Is no need to agonize. A few-fundamental truths in this situation Refusing to plav oracle as to im stand out clear and uncontroverted.

train In a few began to dawn on the audience that "First, you can't elect a president "Well, we went out on the stage together in the next scene, and, in the middle of the act. Will looked up, this was the closing night. When Will came out for his last scene, the entire audience rose to their feet and on the slogan. 'Save the Constitution'. unless you tell the people Just exact and there was little Jimmy all alone ly what kind of an economic program you intend to establish when you save i in a box.

watching everything intent the Constitution ly. with his chin cupped to his hands. Will forgot the show, let that lovable broad grin spread over his face, and shouted: 'There you are. young 'un! Come down here! Hurry! You'll miss your mediate business trends or the nearby course of securities. Rakob thinks, r.everthelesa.

that he tee clearly enough the kev logs in the economic Jim which impedes the return of the cc.untry to the eccnomic form that to Mm meant "not like 1929. but a Job lor everybody that's employable." 'Strike' la Denied Ha rejected flatly the Idea that it Is a "strike of capital" which is impeding- recovery in capital goods lines. It 1 rot a "strike." he thinks, but a combination of common sense and economlca which prevents the posses-scrs of capiul from placing It at work in heavy industry. "You couldn't even get a washwoman alth $sfiO to it in a biiMr.ess mat only paid 4 percent." Raikobsatd. at Pine Camp.

Y. This 155 mm. howitzer, the "Gettysburg." I shown being moved up to the scene of action by members of the motorized Fifth Field Artillery of Madison Barracks, N. Y. United States army officers were pleased with their demonstration of the effectiveness of new mechanized units, capable of transferring a huge force of men over long distances at high speed, during maneuvers "Second, no one can beat Roosevelt but Roosevelt himself.

And he is working diligently on the Job. "Third. Hoover will remain impossible or become inevitable by the run of the cards and not by anything that Hoover can say or his republican enemies can do. Mightier forces are at work on this situation than can be guided by the hands of men." "Then Will grinned sheepishly. I resigned from the state liquor control State General Fund SORROWFUL THRONGS PASS ROGERS- BIER "so Is Out of the Redt celpts.

She said she had been over- I paid by that much. The general fur.d was out of, turned to the audience, and explained the whole thing. When Jimmy came down, he left the stage, kissed him gcodbye, then came back and finished the scene. "It brought down the house. Always Generous "One of Will's most striking features was his generosity." added Miss Stone, smiling reflectively, "every time iC.acl.ses fr.oi rat II of her torn acre dimmed the red Thursdav for the first time by HORSES ON ISLAND ILL MACKINAC ISLAND.

Aug 22 Arrival of a state veterinarian from Lansing was awaited Thursday, as steps were taken to combat an outbreak of distemper among horses ihen poinfd out that if taxes take as, eyes since 1931. much a two-thirds of the profit from RETl RNS FROM CANADA to The State Journal: emotion. Revenues totalling $3,560 826 poured mis. uogers ara noi coiiapsr. ant lnto tne treasury Wednesday, and the was visibly ahaken by grief, but kept books Thursday morning showed a ELSIE.

Aug. 22 Sarah and Eugenia Snelling have returned from a vacation riding anyone would send him a token of on the Island. Ralph I. Power, stable owner, said 40 or 50 an undertaking hlch Invo.ves the risk of loss anyay. even though It made 12 percent, the net return would be only 4 percent.

Combine lower taxes with a 20 percent cut in building costs, Raskob be- horses admiration or affection he would buy a firm control over her emotions. I Ink balance of J991 834 instead, spent at the Royal York in Toronto Inoculation of me the same thing so I wouldn't feel It was the first time Mrs. Rogers o' deficit advised Infected were ill and all these not left out. Our Entire Stock Must Be Sold in the Next 14 Days! Auto Accessories Radios Paints Household Goods recently and at Niagara Falls. or her son had looked on the features lieves.

and you have the touchstone 1 of the husband and father since he left Hollywood a few wees ago on trip to Alaska the Ill-fated vacation PAINTS PAINTS PAINTS! ONLY 2,000 GALLONS LEFT HOUSE PAINT which transforms stagnation into prosperity. "The building trades unions ought to cut wages 20 percent for the sake of a fuller pay envelope and a full week's work." Raskob suggested. Some 2.500.000 of the unemployed, he calculated, are building trades workers. Behind each of these Jobless workers stands a man who should be In the steel plant, or the quarry or I he cement mill. Employ the building artisan and his lnwible helper also bark on the pay roll, rutting 000 Arm from the total of jobless Aid to Railroad with Wiley Post, who crashed to his death with Rogers on the barren Alaska tunda.

It was a final farewell The man who lived always without ceremony, a homespun philosopher. Thursday was to be accorded one of the most profound tributes In the history of the nation. Funeral services were to be held for Will Rogers Thursdav afternoon and the country will bow In observance of the genius which led him from an Oklahoma ranch hand to the of kings, frrm a rope twirling cowboy to an unofficial diplomat. One Coat Enamel 69 Hater Otasrs, Flashlight Bulbs and Batteries House Fuses, Furn. rolish.

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Tail Light Bulbs, etc. Quick Dry Varnish 79c GALLON The stimulation to the railroads resulting from a rise in the building Throughout the state the wheels of 79 1 Gallon EEO(Q)Y A GALLON Dries in 4 Hours industry win stop. erry motion picture lot will remember the pleasure and delight afforded them bv the wffabie philosopher, whose voice Is stilled forever The private funeral services at the Forest lawn Memorial rhaut-l will be short and ilmple at the request of the widow, reflecting the of! -repeated de-s're of Roeers that no ostentation be One-Coat 33c 1.79 89c Asbestos Roof Coating, gal. Red Barn Paint, gal PROGRAMS Enamel, gal. 4-llour Dry, industry mlrht easily absoro another half-million men.

he thinks, and the rvire occupations, revived by the additional flow of wacs. could soak up the balance of the Joble's Ixiwrr cntu can make thine hum. lie insisted. "Ford did it In 1921." he rontmufd. recalling the time when the rival moli inaritate cut ear prices to rest and made Jioonoonoo in a year as reels went down increased xol-nme "Automobiles led the way out of the 15CI depression." business increases 9c 4c MATTRESSES 50 percent pure cotton with beautiful art ticking.

Regular $7.00 RUBBER SOLES, stlrk-on type, all sizes PEDAL PADS, ran fit most cars value. displayed about htm at any time. Boles to Sing The full voire of John Bolts, film stiver, will be heard In "Old Fuithtul." one of Kokcis' favorite soni's. a hvmn of the of the dnvs of his rarlv life In Oklahoma A male quartrt also will sing a few like numbers, simple songs Then the Rev. Whitcomb Brounher.

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