Salamanca Republican-Press from Salamanca, New York • Page 5

STATE BO PROBE URGED Pinchot Demands Senate Delve Into Rate- Fixing for Utilities by S. C. Harrbburr, 10 Governor Pinchot today demanded of Senate a complete and immediate investigation of the "system by which the publie utilities have controlled Publie Service Commission and established the-ratei and charges the commission has allowed them to levy and collect." Appearing before the Senate, the governor urged an exhaustive survey of the commission's relationship with utilities over a period of at least 10 years. The inquiry, he said, is necessary to restore public confidence after the resignation of Chairman W. D.

8. Ainey on the eve of the Senate investigation, of charges brought against him of accepting favors from utilitv executives. Old Resident of Bucktooth Run Dies James Joseph Whalen, 73 years died at the family home in Bucktooth Run this morning at 4.15 following; nn illness.of days. Mr. Whalen was born in Bucktooth Run and was believed to be one of the oldest residents in this section.

He leaves his widow, Mrs. Hannah Whalen, at home; one daughter, Katherine, of Jamestown; one sister, Mrs. Margaret Hopkins of Killbuck. and one brother, Michael Whalen of Killbnck. A son.

Robert, jlied three months ago. The funeral will be hold Friday morning at 8.30 from the family home, and at 9.15 o'clock from St. Patrick's church. Burial will be in family plot in Calvary cemetery. (Uts DanAcntfe Jot Frank C.

Walker (above) ef York named treaturer of the democratic national committee to Jamea W. Gerard, former to Germany. ciated PreM Photc) Police Board gives Praise for handling Old Home Week Crowds Resolutions thanking police and firemen, Old Home Week committees and citizens generally for their cooperation in preserving order and handling the record breaking crowds of Old Home Week, were adopted by the police commission at a session last evening. The text follows: "Whereas, the Southwestern Volunteer Firemen's Association Convention, the American Legion County Convention, and other activities including a carnival, were held in our city during Old Home Week ending August 6, 1932, and brought us an attendance on the day of the fire- MAPLES (By Comttoek) Levi Burroughs is visiting his sis- and welfare of so large men's parade upwards of 25.000 people, the largest number in the history of Salamanca, and "Whereas, to handle the traffic, preserve order and protect the lives a number of ter, Mrs. Homer Hollister.

men and children, the police Personal of and C. Bartamon of Oblong, have returned home after vUitini their brother, M. M. Bergaraon of Wilaon street. Anrtni left last night for New York to sail today for Europe, when will spend several weeks with his mother, Mrs.

Johanna Ahrens, in Elmshorn, Germany. His George, who has been spending summer there, will return home 'with him. This will be Mr. Ahrens' first visit to Germany in 11 years. of the Police Walter J.

Fellows and family are spending a few days' vacation at a camp in Wolf Run. Captain Frank J. Nobles is in charge of the police department during the chief's absence. J. Maley of Meadville and Mrs.

Vern O'Brien and daughter of Ellicottville were guests of James Maley of Lincoln avenue yesterday. Margaret Tolan of Ash ford and Miss Marian Lorch of West Valley visited Miss Agnes Maley and Mrs. A. J. Darrow and children, Luther, Mary, John and James, of Pimlico avenue, will move tomorrow morning to LeRoy, whither Mr.

Darrow, an official of the B. ft 0. railroad, has been transferred. Mr. and Mrs.

G. Clinton Crater and daughters of 369 Wildwood avenue will move into house vacated by the Darrow family. H. H. Bnir and son Herbert, accompanied by Mrs.

James Orr of Columbiana, have returned from Mountain Lake Park, where Mrs. Bair attended the Institute of ths Women's Foreign and Home Missionary societies, and Herbert attended the Pittsburgh Area School for Ministerial Training. Fred Farquharson. who has been ill, is able to sit up a while each day. condition of Mrs.

Willis Johnson of Red House, who has been ill with quinsy at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George McKinley of West avenue, is improved and she is able to be around. Winship, who has been a patient in the Jamestown General hospital, where he underwent an oper- W. Y.

REfUBUCAKPtW, W1DMESDAY. AUGUST ItSf CUBS' BOSS CONFERS WITH CHIEF 1U.1M MAIN IT. JAlAliAttCA. M. HARVEY CARET Monday Tuesday Chirley Grimm, new pilot of the Chicago Cubs, and William L.

Vecck, preildent of club, ditcuited the Cubi' aa Grimm took the helm replacing Rogers Horniby. They were photographed on the bench before the game with the Phftliea in Philadelphia, (Attoeiated Preti Photo) HOW THEY STAND. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hiller and department were confronted with ation for goitre, was able to return children of Burt called on relatives man difficult and complex today to the home of his sister, Mrs.

here Friday. at order was maintained, and not a Mrs. J. M. Burdick, Jack and Bar- sin Ie accident of a serious nature bara Burdick and Mrs.

C. B. Sites occurred during the entire week that were in Salamanca Tuesday, could be attributed to the activities William Ebert returned from the of the eek and hospital Sunday. i "Whereas, the Police Commission Miss Lydia Ebert underwent an know that witn the limited number operation for appendicitis at Sala- of men at tne disposal for an oc- manca Thursday evening. Her condi- of this kind, this result could tion is good.

Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Comstock, Miss Jane Comstqck.

MUs Jane Comstock, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Burdick and little daughter Helen picnicked with Mr.

and Mrs. Dewey Fox at their not have been attained except for the splendid cooperation they received at the hands of Eugene B. Senear, general chairman, the officers and member! of the Salamanca Volunteer Firemen's Association, all the corn- home at Conewango Valley Thurs- i mitt charge of the activities of day. Other relatives present -were the 1lveek to Bfirber, euperin- Mri, Harold Clark and children teRdent Erie Railroad Company, to Rochester, Mrs. Emily Foi of Elli- the state Troopers, to Fire Chief An- cottvilic, Mr.

and Mrs. C. B. Sikes. dre Leaskcy.

to Police Chief Mrs. C. H. Edmunds of East Otto, Fellows and every member H. P.

Reynolds of Elm street. American W. Vew York 74 Philadelphia 65 leveland 64 Washington 61 Detroit 56 St. Louis 48 hicago 36 Boston 26 National W. Pittsburgh 59 Chicago 58 Boston 57 Brooklyn 55 Philadelphia 54 New York 50 St.

Louis 52 Cincinnati 43 L. 35 44 45 49 49 60 68 SI L. 48 48 52 54 55 55 56 65 Pet. egg Newark Farquharson underwent! Buffalo 66 an operation for the removal of tonsils here today. Ralph Scott and children, Ralph, and Janet of Central avenue have returned home after visiting relatives in Rochester.

Mr. Scott and James Maley have returned from a business trip to New York. A. M. Stone of Buffalo is visiting her sisters, Mrs.

Oscar Swanson and Mrs. Sara Searles. Miss Vivian Stone, who has been here, has returned to Buffalo. A. L.

Beatty and daughters Dorothy and Jane, who have been visiting Mrs. W. E. Beatty of Wildwood avenue a week, returned to Buffalo Monday. Mr.

Beatty came to Baltimore 66 Montreal 63 Rochester 64 Albany 53 Jersey City 54 Toronto 39 International W. L. 75 44 53 54 53 58 67 71 .80 Salamanca and Vicinity About 25 members of the Woman's Progressive Bible class of the First M. E. church attended a tureen supper held at the home of Mrs.

Charles Johnson of Bucktooth Run last evening. Tennis and other games were played, and a brief business meeting was held. 5g The meeting of the C. D. of A.

scheduled for this evening has been 's33 ne until August 24th. .444 i .346 WATERWAYS CROUP TO .243 i OPPOSE ST. LAWRENCE; FAVORS HUDSON ROUTE Pet Albany, Augf 10 The New .551 i York State Waterways Association, .547 hopeful that Federal aid will deepen .523 i and widen the New York canal sys- .505 tern, will reintensify its campaign to .495 show the United States the canal and .476 Hudson river route and not the St. .481 i Lawrence river is the best from the .425 Great Lakes to the sea. The association, meeting here yesterday afternoon, decided to continue Pet- its drive against, the St.

Lawrence .630 i route which won a major point re- .555 i cently when Canada and the United ,550 States agreed to a treaty governing i the river development. The New .525 Yorkers will carry their opposition to i the Senate, which must pass upon the treaty. Spanish PaanuU lOclb. Drops ISclb, Coeoanut 21c lb. Crwam FHb.rH ISclb, Herther Chocolate 29c lb.

Candied Peanuts lOclb. Junto Paamtu 19c lb. Ut Water Taffee 15c lb. Wilbur Choc. lOc SODA SPECIAL Triple Tutti Fruitti Sundae 3 Scoops of Rich Ice Cream, Fresh Fruit Dressing, and Whipped Cream 15 .432 .328 YESTERDAY'S SCORES American New York 5, St.

Louis 3. Philadelphia at Washington 4, Cleveland 2. Detroit 5, Boston 2 (1st). Detroit 9, Boston 7 (2d). Mr.

and Mrs. E. L. Bowen of Cattar- of his department, and particularly and accompanied them National Cincinnati 9, Brooklyn 8 (10 inns.) Iar in the st te Chicago 4, New York 3. Boston 4, Pittsburgh 0.

St. Louis 18, Philadelphia 13. Mayor Syracuse, Aug. 10 Amos, 78. mayor of this city for i two terms, from 1S92 to 1696, died at his home in Baldwinsville today af- ter more than a year's illness.

During his term in ce he pushed to completion the city water system. He way one of the oldest Knights Tem- end 'Howard Edmunds andj the cooperation accorded us by the citizens of Salamanca in general, during a very hard and trying week; be it therefore "Resolved, that the Police Com- mission hereby expresses its family of Little Valley. Mrs. Leo Ludwig and son Vinton of Falconer are visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Ludwig. Mrs. Harold Clark and children Jean. Bobby, Tommy and Emily Lou fcit gratitude to Eugene B. Senear, of Rochester and Emily Fox i to thc officer and members of the and 'John Fox of EHicottville were Salamanca Firemen's As- suppcr guests of E.

E. Corastock and "ociation. to all the committees in family Wednesday evening. charge of the activities of the week. Mra.

Elsie Ditcher visited Mr. and to Barber, to the State Troop- Mn. Harlan Ditcher at Ellicottville I to Fir Chief Andrew B. Leas- Monday. key.

to Police Chief Walter J. Fel- Miss Beatrice Eddy of Great Val-1 lows nd mf nd to th cititen- ley is visiting her Mr. of Salamanca for this outstanding home Mrs. B. L.

Andrews and son Leland have h.id as their puests for several days Mrs. Hairy Kellogg, Richard Kellogg and Jack Kellogg of La- and Enos Eddy. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and little son and Mr.

and Fred Grant of Buffalo accompanied Mr. and F. E. Rogers home Sunday. Arthur Rearers and little Kenneth of Akron are spending the week with her on Crumb Hill and with other Mr.

and Ashley Ditcher were in Salamanca Wednesday. 1 Miw Beatrice Curtis of Wiliough- hy ii visiting her brother. Clyde Curtis. Mrs. J.

M. Burdick and Mrs. C. B. were in Gowanda Saturday, Francis Ditcher.

Ada Lauter-! born and daughter Mary pf Homell called at A. 5. Ditcher'a Saturday forenwn. Jack and Barbara Bardick tfieir Mr. and S.

G. Burdick, at Otto Saturday. Mr. and C. H.

of Eart Otto Mr. and E. Cornrtock Sunday. Mr. and A-Mey Ditcntr.

J. D. Bfendintrr and Brace Campbell at Cnerry Creek Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

J. M. Burtick children and Jane motored to Grand bland Sunday and visited Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wilder of Tonawanda at tneir Jammer Ward $miih of Saturday and Sunday at the home Mr.

and Mrrle of tie Valley called at K. K. Sunday even Mr. and J. W.

Brown of rr Crwlt and MTT, K- risitH at A. 5. Mrs. Hniref rrmainH for cooperation. "FRANK A.

BEYER Chairman 'FRANK R. NEWTON "ADAM AMBUSKE "ComraiMion." 111., and Mrs. Elizabeth Weidncr, Miss Roth Parks and William Weidner of Buffalo. George Cran'dall has returned to York, after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, M.

D. Crandall a week. His son John and Elaine Crar.dall of Pittsburgh, who hare spending several Weeks here, accompanied him to York. Funeral Elvira Whitney Funeral service? for Mrs. Elvira with her daughter, Mr-.

Leon Miller. in Buffalo, and interment was made at Kipton. yesterday. Mrs. Miller, whn if a patient at Clifton Spring? ar.aMe Jo attend the fcn-jcos or fiurial.

Whitney died ai the hr-nsr of her Charlej C. Whitney. 3S Beatrice rtrwt. Cuf- fa'n. Saturday, fnilowirg a FRED KUPP OF NAfOLI DIES FOLLOWING ILLNESS Fred Kapp.

who lived on the Little Vallcy-Napoli road, died here this mrrninp at 6 o'clock following an operation performed Saturday nignt. wms 46 year? eld. Mr. a native of Napoli and had lived in that section entire life. He leaves widow.

Jennie i at five children. Miss' Freda Kupp. R. of Salarr.a^cs;. Ralph of Warsaw; Mrs.

Orville of Ar.dover. and Edith Jane and Ibterutional Buffalo 5. Albany 3 (Night game). Jersey City 13. Toronto 12.

Montreal 9, Baltimore 7 (10 1st). Baltimore 2. Montreal 1 2d). Newark 7, Rochester 6 (10 TODAY'S GAMES AaiwicM New York at St. Louis.

Philadelphia at Chicago. Washington at Cleveland. Boston at Detroit, Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Boston. St.

Ixvui? at Philadelphia Only gaacs scheduled. Woman Fir.t May DM Rochester. Aug. 10 Mary Schmidt, 36, of Irondequoit, a suburb, ponred gasoline on her clothing and set fire to them yesterday. She was taken to Highland hospital, where physicians said her burns would result fatally.

Police said the act took (10 inr," i P' ace a ter quarrel with her husband. She has five children. A FEW CENTS a "day) will run your electric refrigerator. Electricity is the biggest bargain you buy. It costs you less today than in 1915 The more you use the less each unit costs NIAGARA HUDSON 1 NIAGARA, LOCKPOIT ONTARIO POWER CO.

Toronto at Baltimore. Buffalo at Jersey City. Rochester at Albany. Montreal at Newark. DON'T MISS SEEING THE HOOVER BUCKLEY TEAM TAKES OVER GARAGE PLAYERS, TO tcp-ci and C.

J. 15. de dim. Mr. Miller of Mnin 'fftded the fun; falP.

Engulf rd Mr-. Millrr Jt of Whitney of ffrandchil- JoTin jirrri, city, in ctnr Mr. Millrt Kalhryn home: three dren. CcriJ. Leonard and at home: his father.

John and or.e sister. Mrs, is of Broad jtrcrt. S.ilflrRanca. been Parted 52 Yean, Twins Keep Vow to Alike anJ Asvrt were The Buckley Grocery Softball team i defeated the City Garage 1 in a game of the Y. M.

C. A. Industrial league, played on tne W. A. C.

diamond Tuesday evening. The wflre: City O'LaueMin and Meek and RftlbeTfr ar.d Hngar. out by O'LaiigWin fy 2. There one doaNe L. Retthrnt to FittftraJd.

i Wyir.er two home TBTA The with ar.d R. H. HOOVER SILVER JCBILEE SPECIAL OFFER ONLY 9O25 3 aliVe anil alike. Ttifj- ap-eeil ihai all inflr tbey alike. That mas miw-n Margaret and AenfK jCity 000 000 1 3i2 020 3 3 mmt of Ftflanfl Grote, Uridb CHIKOPIUCTIC ic.

nun first in The never mrt unin. urotoife Jo oreii They Ifceir in the onVr 14 Si. Jlwt the Direct from the Factory Yon can learn more about Mfentifie rag la a few talk with ckaning than you cooM final in aiMitht af MtUnarr esMrietKe. Thcv cwaa ifirect tnm the HooVcr tha Inf-nwrarch laboiratorica in the country are They aba the.oiMinitnorWlrrTjubtIwHw.Wts Trlrpbonc tor bane apfiotii And Men avvnM afff the ttoovtn Imptcttv Imnuthin mmt Mlewt-.