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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8. DAILY TIMES 'AND DAILY ST. CLOUD. MINN. PAGE MINI WHERE 248 DIED IN GERMAN MINE Status of House JUDGE APPOINTED St.

Paul. Nov. t. API Juries MADAME CURIE Howard Wheeler of Ramsey county LINERS RUSHING TO AID SCHOONER By The Associated Press States Rep. Dem F-L prooaie court was appointed to succeed Judee Grler M.

Orr. icntnr tirt IN STATEMENT Alabama 10 of the Ramsey district bench who an SB nounced nit resignation due to ill health. Judge Orr had been on the district bench for 28 yean. i 11 Finds Radium Cannot Exert Arizona Arkansas California 10 Colorado 3 Connecticut 3 Delaware 1 Florida Georgia 1 7 1 1 2 4 12 Schall Issues Statement Following His Election Minneapolis, Nov. 8.

(UP) Senator Thomas D. Schall, Republican, victor over Elnar Hoidale, Democrat, In his race for re-election issued a victory statement. The statement was read over the radio by Schall. "The heart of understanding of the plain peopls of Minnesota, through the providence of circumstances in Tuesday's election, has vindicated my character and official record," the statement said. "I shall continue to fight for the welfare of Minnesota and the northwest.

I have no ill will against those who Ship in Distress Off Coast of South Carolina SOS Call Sent Forth. Curative Powers on Any Other Ailments. RE-POSSESSIONS 1929 Plymouth Coach 1928 Chrysler Sedan 1929 Pontiae Coupe 1927 Star Coupe Minnesota Acceptance Co. I JRi ft Pari, Nov. 8.

(UP) Madame Curie, on her 63rd birthday, atter months of patient work in her tiny laboratory, has come to the conclusion that radium, which has proved successful in cancer treatment, cannot exert curative powers on other known human 0 opposed me. I know how bitter this fight has been and hope that we may forget the bitterness and realize that we have much to do in the great cause for the economic freedom of Minnesota," Schall said. ailments. She is Deuevea, nowever, io be near important new discoveries. In the future, Mme.

Curie and her I. eta Jitd, New York, Nov. 8. (UP) The radio marine corporation said today it had intercepted a message from the -Charleston, S. coast guard station saying that the S.

S. Altec of the United States Fruit line was proceeding to the assistance of a four masted schooner In distress off Cape Canaveral, Fla. The S. S. Upshur sent out an SOS on behalf of the schooner at 4:30 a.

which was received at the Charleston navy station and coast guard headquarters. Investigation showed the Aztec was only 46 miles from the disabled vessel and it was asked to render assistance. The messages did not-indicate how many persons were aboard the schooner or what kind of difficulty the ship had encountered. assistants will concentrate their er EDiamonds Midget Jewelry Store Expert Watch Repairing Finest Quality, Lowest In Price Next to Walter' Drug Co. forts in generalizing the use of radium in cancer treatment.

The greatest handicap at present is the fact that one ton of pltchblend produces one Idaho 2 Illinois 15 12 Indiana 4 9 Iowa 10 1 Kansas 7 1 Kentucky 2 9 Louisiana 8 Maine 4 Missouri 6 Massachusetts 12 4 Michigan 13 Minnesota 9 0 1 Mississippi 8 Missouri 4 12 Montana 1 1 Nebraska 2 4 Nevada 1 New Hampshire 2 New Jersey 9 3 New Mexico 1 New York 20 23 North Carolina 10 North Dakota 3 Ohio 13 9 Oklahoma 1 7 Oregon 2 1 Pennsylvania 33 9 Rhode Island 2 1 South Carolina 7 South Dakota 3 Tennessee 2 8 Asheville, N. C. (UP) Tourists visiting Asheville spend an average of $12 a day during their visit here room and board incidentals amusement $3, a survey showed. gram of radium and makes the rem edy extremely expensive. Madame Curie did not halt her work to observe her birthday today, but continued to develop a phase of ex perimentation which has attracted her interest recently.

It is the separation WE SPECIALIZE IN QUALITY COALS ONLY BRIGHT and SHINY A DeLuxe Coal Less Ash, More Heat Bank of Tennessee Goes Into Hands of Receiver Nashville, Nov. 8. (UP) The Bank of Tennessee was placed in the hands of State Supt. of Banks D. D.

ess tM tin Robertson, on his request tnai a receivership be granted. The bank has resources of and deposits of more than 000. Following the appointment of Robertson as receiver, the committee of Nashville bankers named to work out affairs of Caldwell the southeast's 1arffEt investment, hankers, is Clean Burning Reasonably Priced We guarantee these coals to give perfect satisfaction Texas 1 17 Utah 2 Vermont 2 Virginia 1 9 Washington 4 1 West Virginia 4 2 Wisconsin 10 1 Wyoming 1 Totals- 218 218 1 ft Aasoaiated Pren Photo Relatives and rescuers are shown above wsltlna at the mouth the coal mine In Alsdorf, Germany, where 248 were killed by sn ex-plosion. Picture below showe soldiers removing one of the Injured. of more unknown elements from pitch-blend.

For several weeks the French scientists have awaited an announcement by Mme. Curie that she has discovered new elements in the black uranium oxide, from which she and her late husband extracted radium and polonium. It has been said that she is on the verge of another Important discovery. Her birthday, however, was like any other day, according to her friends, who said she planned tJ spend 10 hours with test tubes and microscopes. Despite her discoveries, she has not grown rich.

The government has furnished her laboratory. The laboratory's latest development is a "peaceful cannon" which is expected to win many "battles in the war on disease. It is a microbe "gun" and shoots X-ray ammunition at germs. The radiations that actually comprise the rays of the "gun" are called "Quanta" and when they strike the microbes a spontaneous combustion occurs, throwing off a great quantity of electrons. The first discharge kills the weakest of the germs immediately and additional "shots" kill the others.

Mme. Curie was said jto be In splen-did health, despite the fact that she works almost sued a statement' pointing out the Stand Behind Our Name 4 Phone 737 Mat Mohs, Prop. 1 Bank of Tennessee is among omer assets" of Caldwell Co. The action in turning over the bank to receiver, according to the statement was considered advisable to prevent hasty disposition of the bank's Flashes of Life piiiiiiiiinmiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiillliilllllllllilllllliililiill ROCKY LEDGE SATES SIX Newburgh, N. Y.

(UP) Six persons escaped possible death when their automobile plunged off a 100-foot cliff on the Storm King highway and landed upright on a ledge 30 feet below. The automobile became wedged, preventing it from falling into the Hudson river 70 feet below. Several of the occupants were injured severely. supervisor In the local schools and on the county school board. New York A horse of 10,000 roees, 10 feet high.

Such was the feature decoration at a dinner dance given by Mrs. Thomas Logan for officials of the national horse show. By The Associated Press Washington Uncle Sam provides an automobile for the speaker of the Hotel Radisson House of Representatives. Prior to last Tuesday, Mr. Garner, who has Minneapolis Richmond, Nov.

8. (UP) James P. Jones, former treasurer of the Virginia Anti-Saloon league was found guilty of embeszzling funds of the Virginia Methodist orphanage, while treasurer of the Institution, by a Jury today. The verdict carries with itan automatic sentence of five years imprisonment. Notice of appeal was filled.

ridden in it often as Speaker Long-worth's guest, referred to its as "our car." Since then there has been an exchange of telegrams. Said Long-worth to Garner: "Whose car it it?" AUTOIST HAS PHEASANT FEAST Syracuse, N. Y. (UP) Some one enjoyed a pheasant feast, and did not have to hunt for it, either. The bird was killed when it flew in the path of an automobile.

Another motorist saw the bird and picked it up. It was the second time this season that a pheasant was killed In this manner. Said, Garner to Longworth: "Think it's mine. Will be pleasure to let you SKELETON OF HUNTER FOUND Hoosisk rails, N. Y.

(UP) The skeleton of John Baker, believed to have shot himself accidentally while hunting four years ago, was found on the Reynolds'- farm, near here, by Harry Reynolds, the victim's employer. ride." Staunton, Va. Beaten at the polls 33-55 Seventh Street South Located in the Center of the Loop Leading stores, banks, theatres and commercial houses within a radius of two blocks. 450 guest rooms from 2.00 per day, up. 4 cafes with varied service, unexcelfr ed cuisine at prices to meet any purse.

Valley Mills, Va. In his 8Sth year, J. Logan who fought for Lee, pounded his anvil in his blacksmith shop. The first illness that kept him from work was his last. His coat caught fire near his forge and he was burned fatally.

Paterson, N. J. A kissless nation would have its advantages but it Is too much to expect. Basil G. Eaves, representing the National Tuberculosis association, said at a luncheon that if every person in the United States refarined from osculation for ten years the death rate from tuberculosis would be cut in half.

He added: "It is Impracticable." by 10 to 1, Carney Kelly Rosser, who was an independent Republican candi date for congress, is seeking admission to the almshouse. PLAYIKG CHECKERS OT LOST Warkworth. Ont. (UP) A search of several days for John Martin and Daniel Snider, aged residents of this town ended when both men were found in an upstairs room in a vacant house, absorbed in a checker game. A series of chalk marks on the wall recorded the number of games they had played.

Both men were suffering from lack of food and sleep. Lowville, N. Y. (UP) Twenty-five pieces of Chinaware, said to have been brought to American, from England in 1700, were loaned to the Lewis County Historical Society by Mrs. John P.

Constable of Constableville, near here. A plate bears the Constable coat of arms. VISIT THE FAMOUS FLAME ROOM FINEST BALLROOM THE NORTHWEST FIRST MOVIES FOR THIS TOWN Montgomery, Mass. (UP) Moving pictures were seen in this town for the first time recently. The films were silent and were donated by a Springfield newspaper.

The performance was for charity. Exeter, Neb. Miss Claire E. Ownes, who has been blind since childhood, has been elected to the legislature. Previously she had served as music M.nl itfln IPCB'S match light the git coil, and in a few minutes your radiators are hot.

It saves building a big Rre you have w- absolutely controlled heat wKhot dirt; fuss, or muss; and, sutprisingly enough) the gas consumption amounts to only a few pennies. Visit your dealer or our showroom and learn the facts about this convenience. Tills snail Utxptnifft aseoH wstarheater can wed Id heet sevenl room economies lly and qulcky in chilly weather. 1 UrS bad enough when your wife criei, "Where's the Fire?" from the bade see, of the family hack, but it's worse whes. she asks ft at home the first cold fall or spring morning.

But wait, there's relief if you heat your house with a hot water system. Householders who love their comfort as well at economy ire installing auxiliary gas water heaters. consists of nothing mere than a few feet of pipe and an ordinary gas coil water heater. The heater cut directly into the hot water riser pipes of the rooms you wish to heat up quickly. This heats only the water in the radiators of these rooms, but not the water in the boiler.

Thus when it's chilly in die house, you simply strike a And the next time friend wrfc queries, "Where's the Fire?" you sfmply reach' for a match instead of a shovel. Northern States Power Company life's easier with the perfect fuel.