Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 8

LOGAN SPORT PHAROS-TRIBUNE can depend on O.K. Cer-j fled Bread for wholesome bread Quality. Warner's Greenhouse, Phone 680. Political Announcements For Trustee I hereby announce njy candidacy tor toe office of trustee of Deet Creek township, subject to the Democrat primaries, Tuesday, Maj DELBERT E. SMITH Monday Evening, February 26, 1934.

Oldest Mason in State Dies at Age of 101 Col. James Wright Who Kode Horseback on Hundredth Birthday Tlctlm oi Paralysis When Sandmo "Plagued" U. S. Marines For City Clerk-Treasurer I hereby announce my candidacy lor the office of City Clerk-TreaB- IBWr of Logansport subject to the Democrat Primaries Tuesday, May LAWRENCE E. TIMMONS For Trustee hereby announce my candidacy office of trustee of Harri- township, subject Democrat Tuesday.

May 8. Paul R. Winn. JFor County Treasurer I hereby announce myself ag a for the office of County subject to the Republi- primaries May 8, E.Richardson For County Assessor I announce myself as can- Udate for reelection of county as- subject to Republican prl paries, Tuesday, May 8. JOHN D.

FISSBL EVANSVILLE, Feb. James S. Whight, 101 Civil War veteran and believed to be the oldest Master Mason in the world, died at a hospital here yesterday of a paralytic stroke. He had remained mentally alert and physically active until stricken a week ago. He had addressed a Lincoln day 'banquet at Boonville 6.

Col. Wright was born in Spencer county in 1808. He voted in that county in every election after reaching the age of 21. While commanding the 25th Indiana Volunteers during the Civil War he returned from the south by horse, foot and boat to cast a ballot for Abraham He was initiated into the Masonic lodge at Rockport 80 years ago, was a member of the Knights of Pythias and Joined the order of the Eastern Star at the age of 96. In 1866 he served at state representative from Spencer county and later was a member of a commission for erection of the Indiana Soldier's Monument on Shiloh battlefield.

On his 100th birthday, Col. Wright rode horseback through the streets of Rockport and the following month he headed a parade at the opening of the Evansville-Henderson bridge over the Ohio river. attributed his long levity to tal abstinence from the use of liquor, coffee, tea or tobacco. COWHTIOIT CRITICAL Miss Polly Masters, 65, of Kewanna confined to St. Joseph's hospital with a throat infection, was reported in critical condition Monday and her recovery is not expected She was brought to the hospital Jast week.

For Trustee I hereby announce my candidacy (Or the office of trustee of Deer township, subject to the Democrat primaries, Tuesday, FLOYD KIRKPATRICK COAL BLUE MOUNTAIN (West Virginia) BOURBON (Kentucky) iro. POCAHONTAS fLump or Eqg) BED ARROW (Ssmi-Smokeleas PEPPER (Elkhorn) BLACK PEPPER Coal) Phone 175 Lake Maxinkuckee Ice Make It Hot For 403 The Insurance Will Prefer FRANK AMOSS tlO 4th St, Phone 179 I Win Your Car" TYPEWRITERS Buy rent, payments at low 10e per day for new OBENCHAIN 328 Broadway 3 4 5 Phone Vii FOR COAL MULL COAL A SUPPLY CO. Inc. 7 'jl Phone 5 iiil C.McCloskey FUNERAL, DIRECTOR Service For All The services of this organization is not limited to any class in the We offer merchandise in a wide range ot price, to suit every taste and purse. Whatever the price, the quality is high, representing the most for the money.

Every funeral that we conduct, regardless of the cost of the merchandise used, receives the same careful conscientious attention Z18 E. MARKET ST. PHONE 261 GROVEB MILLER RITES TO BE HELD TUESDAY PERU, Feb. funeral services, in charge of the Hev. Nyce, will be held Tuesday or Wednesday from the Fetter-Allen chapel for Grover Miller, 47, of San Antonio, Tex.

Interment will be made at Green Lawn cemetery. Mr. Miller, who loved here until 10 years ago and was the son of a. nationally known cattle breeder committed suicide at his home. His stepmother, J.

H. Miller, here. Baked Ham Supper Ninth St. Christian Church Wed Eve. Feb.

28, 25c. STARS SAY For, 2T By CENEVIEVK KEMBLI THE LUNAR bearing rule on affairs of day may be said to rather iruatrmt IDS and depressing- in- all that applies to workaday matters; Then may be found and crystallizations making it difficult to much headway, unless these transactions be aupervlsed by rings, mergers or secret organizations, or through methods of strategy and' intrigue. However, affiliations and activities prove compensatory and- Those whose birthday It is may Ond themselves Confronted by a year In which It 'may be' fllfflcult to make much progress, unless they are connected with rings, mergers or secret organizations or unless they are clevar In breaking up stagnant situations by craft, shrewdness or diplomacy. Their domestic, social and affectlonal contacts may offset these business depressions and hindrances. A child born on this day may be steady, plodding, studious and melancholy.

although fond of its home and social ties and Interests. Notable nativity: Ellen Terry, trees. Auto Repairing G. T. G.

SERVICE CO. Nish Sales Service 514 High Phone 256 Special prices on 2-row Cultivators and Rotary Hoes. Case Oliver. GEC, J. M.

MILLER SONS 810 N. Third 619 Try UNCLE ROY'S LUNCH 324 Broadway It's Different Phone 999 Try Our Glenn-Ecco The Coal with Pocahontas Heat Units for Furnace! SUPPLY co. 314 HMtn St. Phone 923 It was a grim irony of fate that General Augustine Sandmo, celebrated Nieai-aguan rebel and patriot, should be done to death by his own fellow-countrymen, members of the Nicaraguan National Guard, although he had conducted a succesful guerilla warfare against the United States Marines for more than 6 years. The Leathernecks chased Sandino through hundreds of miles of jungle; Many times they believed they had him in a trap, but he always got away.

The long hunt cost the Marines 130 lives and the United States millions of dollars. When the last Marine was withdrawn from Nicaragua in 1933, Sandino made his peace with President Sacasa. bmce then he had engaged, with 100 of his followers, in a co-operative farming venture, receiving $1,000 a month subsidy from the government. The largest school event for this week will be the consultation Chester Milton Sanford, vocational counsellor from Springfield. 111., will give to pupils and The Student Council of the high school, Logansport School Teachers' Federation and Kiwanis club are bringing Mr Sanford here.

Parents interested in talking with Mr. Sanford are asked to call the high school. The schedule follows: 9:40 a. In Berry Bowl, talking to Lincoln junior high and senior high on "How To Choose an Occupa- tion;" a. counseling with seniors and parents; Noon, Kiwanie on "Vocational Guidance as a Civic Duty;" 1.30-3:30 p.

Counseling seniors and parents; 7 p. in auditorium, open and free to public, on "Recent Changes in Occupational Opportunities." Other schooj activities will include the pep session high school students will hold Thursday afternoon. Lincoln junior high school faculty members met after school Monday and heard Janice Macy lead a discussion on "Relation of Health to Progress of Pupils." 42 DEAD (Continued from Page One) or the -week who remained, in-the house were killed. from a furnace, pea-size coal, which exploded during the night, bursting the pipe which leads from the 'urnace, to the chimney. 'When the explosion occurred, jone "of the stu- w'firit to the basement and 'ound the furnace door had been blown open.

He closed it and went upstairs. In'the darkness lie had not noticed. the broTcen pipe. The bodies were discovered late the afternoon by janitor Merton D. Little.

Yesterday morning he went the house at his usual 'lour, made the rounds and assumed that. the. boys were still asleep. He closed windows in two of the rooms so that boys would not. have to get out, of bed in the.

cold. Returning late-in the day, he noticed that the youths lying in- tlreir beds in the same Th-e coroner death to carbon monoxide poisoning. A devastating tornado roared out of eastern Mississippi, across centra, and into the'west- ern edge of Georgia late Sunday Killing at least' 12 persons, injuring nearly 100 and' destroying property. Heavy rains were general throughout the mid-south. Hamper- Ing-relief workers.

Damaged communication lines let out only meagre reports. The storm traveled in a compara- tively narrow path and apparently dipped down with devastating force in only a few scattered spots. The heaviest damage was reported at communities near Meridian, from where the tornado apparently hopped to Calera, and then to Ashland, and dipped down again at Carrollton, Ga. Known dead were: Centerhill, Carl Calvert, 43; his wife, Annie, 35; and their four children, Annie, 10; Nettie, 8. George, 5, and helen, 3.

Kewanee, Bishop, 48, and an unidentified negro. Calera, Mannie Kaiz- ziah. Aehland, Rev. Wheeler. Carrollton, and Mrs T.

Phillips, about 60. Hospitals here counted 32 critically injured from the Centerhill and Kewanee communities. J. T. Greene, commander of the Ashland, American Legion post, which took charge of relief work in that sector, reported 40 injured there, eight of them seriously, and at 80 houses destroyed.

Ten persons were reported injured at Bowdon, six at Calera, and two at Hampton, Ga. Property damage at Bowdon was estimated at $150,000, with about a dozen homes twisted from their foundations. The ton of injuries and possible fatalities was expected to mount as relief workers made their way over treelittered, muddy highways, and linemen repaired fallen tele- phine lines. HEAD THE 1VAA ADS TO INCREASE FORGE FOR PERIOD TO PAY INTANGIBLE TAXES County Assessor to Occupy Sorth Cwirt Boom From Febrn- ary 28 to March 10 The office of John Fissel, county assessor, will be moved from its present location to the north court room for the period of February 28 to March 10, the in which taxes on intangibles, possessed by the present owner on February 28, 1933, must be paid. The tax is due on intangibles purchased after that date on the anniversary of their purchase.

An increased force is being provided by Mr. F.lasel to serve the intangible owners and he urges that persons call early during the period While last year, the first the law was in effect, there were extensions granted up to August 1, the department declares that no extension will be granted. After March 10 the penalty of the regular tax plus four times the tax -plus ten per cent will be added, the state tax commission declares. ELIZABETH BROWN, 69, DIES AT ROYAL CENTER ROYAL CENTRE, Feb. Mrs.

Elizabeth Brown, 69, a native of Jefferson township and a resident of Harrison township for several years prior to moving to Royal Centre fifteen years ago, died at Lier tome.here at 7:30 o'clock this morning after an illness of two weeks. She was, born April 19, 1864. The body will be at the residence after tills evening. She was a member.of the- Baptist church. Surviving; are 'two sons, 'William and Dallas Brown, of Harrison township; a daughter, Mrs.

Gladys Meyers, of Harrison township; and a brother, Frank Million, of Royal Centre. J. A. Downing, 62, of Star City, was admitted to St. Joseph's hospital Sunday for probable surgery.

William Umbarger, 12, of Royal Center, underwent an appendectomy Sunday at the St. Joseph's hospital. "Myxedema" An Unusual Condition It Is Attributed to a Disturbance of the Thyroid Gland By ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D.

United States senator from New York Former Commissioner of Bealtfi, Neto York City PERHAPS NO other branch of medical science has advanced as rapidly as that known as This is the study of the "endocrine glands" of the body. There are several of these so-called t- less glands, the most familiar being the thyroid gland. Most of us are familiar with enlargement ot the thyroid gland, producing what Triumphed tor Tiger Or. Copeland is known as "goi- We may be familiar, too, with other disturbances due to an Increased secretion of the thyroid substance. But few realize that certain important changes occur within the body when there is a decrease in the secretion of the thyroid gland.

More Common in Women This decrease or deficiency of the gland secretion leads to an unusual condition known as This is a disturbance found In adult life, but Is identical with an affliction occasionally seen In infants and known as Though myxcderaa may be found in males, it is more common In women, especially those beyond forty years of age. The actual cause of the disease has never been discovered but its ill effects are attributed to an actual decrease In the glandular substance of the thyroid gland. Unfortunately, the symptoms are often vague and misleading. For this reason, the disturbance is frequently overlooked or disregarded. The victim of this strange and disagreeable disease baa a dry and scaly skin.

The hair becomes coarse and brittle and rapidly falls out. Though the patient may not actually gain weight, his appearance Is deceiving and he seems to have added to his weight. This can bo explained by a swelling of the skin of the face and legs. Treatment Effective Not so long ago I told you about a special test known as the "basal metabolism You will recall that this enables the physician accurately to determine that there are disturbances of the thyroid and other Internal glands. When myxedcma is suspected, the diagnosis can be confirmed only by a basal metabolic test, the basal metabolic rate being markedly decreased.

It gives evidence of deficiency of function in the thyroid gland. Tremendous advances have been made in the treatment of this disease. It was only a short time ago that the sufferer could be offered any avenue of escape or beneficial form of treatment. Today as a result of our better understanding of the thyroid gland arid Its action it Is possible to combat and cure this affliction. This IB accomplished by the administration of thyroid extract This Is made from the thyroid glands of animals.

It Is a powerful medicine, stimulating the thyroid and other glands. But since it increases tbe work of the heart. It is Imperative that it be given only under the supervision of a physician. He will flrst give very small doses and gradu ally increase the quantity It It is fa vorably received. (CovuriaM.

1834, X. F. 8., Ask For Virginia Dare, quarts. Ginger Ale, Lime Rickey and White Lemon Soda at your dealers. Quality counts.

COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS FATHER DEAD MONON, Feb. E. Curtis 77, father of William Curtis of Monon, dead at Lafayette. An excellent action photo of William Bonthron, Princeton track star, who scored a triumph for the Tiger by prancing to victory in the Baxter Mile in the New York A. C.

indoor meet at. New York. Bonthron handed Glenn Cunningham, Kansas star, his first defeat of the year in thrilling race. DEATHS AND tUNkHALS LONG The funeral of -Willard C. Long, who died last Thursday night, was held from the residence at 26 East.

Miami avenue Monday afternoon and burial was made in Mt. Hope cemetery. Larry Alder, rural mail carrier out of the local postoffice is in a critical condition at St. Joseph's hospital. Remedy Removes Cause of Stomach Gas Most stomach GAS is due to bowel poisons.

For quick relief use Adlerika. One dose cleans out body wastes, tones up your system, brings sound Bleep. Porter Drug Co. Postponement E. Bowman Sale Cancelled.

Card of Thanks We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness acd sympathy shown the loss of our fattier and brother. Mary Catherine Cook. Charles Cook, Leo Cook. Mrs. Margaret Carver.

Card of Thanks To tlie many friends who so thoughtful in the past few months to our wife and mother for the beautiful floral offerings at'tho time of her death, ohe comforting words of Rev. Wheadou. extend our sincere thanks. J. H.

Wilson and children. MRS. MARY SHEAG1EY IS DEAD AT DELPHI DELPHI, Feb. Marv Elizabeth Sheagley. at her home here at 11 o'clock Sundsv night after two months' illness She has been a resident of Delphi for more than sixty yeare and was active in the Methodist church Surviving are the husband, William Sheagley, a son, Harry, of Indianapolis, a daughter, Mrs.

Delia Mullendore, south of Delphi; a sister Mrs. Carnelia Dern of Lafayette, and three brothers. Henry of Frankfort, Charles Foley of St Louis and Thomas FoVey of Alliance, Ohio. The body will remain at the Blythe funeral parlors until Tuesday afternoon it will be returned to the home. Funeral rites are announced for 2 o'clock Thure- day afternoon at the Methodist church with Rev.

Wilber Day In charge. Burial will be made In the Masonic cemetery. COUGHS Dont let them get a strangle hold. Fight germs quickly. Creomulaioa combines 7 major helps in one.

Powerfu.1 but hannlesi. Pleasant to take. No narcotics. Your own druggist is authorized to refund your money on the spot if your cough or cold is not relieved by Creomnl- aion. Auction Sale Household Furniture Tuesday, Feb.

27, at 614 East Market Logansport, at 1 p. m. Consisting of 1 Victrola and records; davenport; combination bookcase, good; hall tree; 1 large mirror, ft. long, ft. wide; 3 rockers; walnut antique parlor chafrs; pedestal; mirror; large reclining chair; china clpaet: dining table and 7 chairs witfh hostess chair; odd chairs: kitchen cabinet; 75-lb refrigerator; day bed; trunk; kitchen table; gag range; 1 chest of drawers; step ladder: and a lot of goods not mentioned.

CARRIE E. Frank Klvett, Auctioneer, Phone 2039 A FOR HIGH GRADE Coal and Service Call W.M. Smith Co. Hugh Smith, Owner Phone 880 Will Tennis Queens Forsake Simon Pures? MOTHER GOOSE DOT PUZZLE CLASSES If you need them At reasonable prices. Dr.

Baker Optical Co. Dr. Baker 410 Fourth Street Dr. Klein Optometrists Phone 1089 LOANS on AUTOS Although Mrs. Helen Wills Moody, regarded as the rlds greatest woman tennis player, denies she intends going over to commercial tennis, rumor persists that she will do so at the close of the 1934 season, during which she hopes to settle that old score with Helen Jacobs.

The latter, too it is begin to cash in on her skill in 193s Fred Perry, English star is another who plans to go 'oro." JACX ATE ALL LEAN, JOAN ATE ALL THE FATJ THE BONE THEY PICKED CLEAN THEN QAVE IT TO THE! I you need cash quickly, you can get it here on your car. If the payments on your car are hard to meet, We can arrange smaller payments. No other security is required no co-signers are necessary. We also lend money on household goods and other personal property. When, you borrow from us you get the full amount in cash there are no fees or deductions of any kind.

You pay interest only for the actual time you use the money. Call, write or 'phone. LEGAL LOAN CO. LEGAL LOAN co-; Broadway Over Bazley's Market Phone Losransport.