Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 2

PAGE TWO MIAMI NEWS MIAMI OKLAHOMA Denies Engagement Breaks Record (Continued rom Page One) arketk were The Southwest Missouri Railroad Co Announces are Reduction Starting Sunday April 2 On Round Trips AAy Beauty Hint One Way are Plus When you City 4 LEGISLATORS IN HUNT OR WAY OUT MUDDLE JOB CAMP BILL TO ROOSEVELT OR SIGNATURE off to 3 MARKETS AT A GLANCE accident air corps officers have ordered all speed tests deferred un til the ducks see fit to push on 1 Brown of Yale set a new pole vault record of 14 feet Miami Produce Market Produce prices being paid always find bargains in the advertising columns! Ben Campbell Dies At Commerce Home 16 40 30 28 Pair Returned Here or Robbery Trial Picher of Hears Address by Kansan JEWS APPEAL TO HINDENBURG iAND TO HITLER Sharp Quake elt Today in California Also Buying RefrigeratorsBottles and Barrels in Large Quantities BREWERS BOOM TRUCK INDUSTRY AUTO THET THWARTED BAXTER SPRINGS Kas March 30 Night Marshal Harlin frustrated an attempt: to steal Miss Lillian Packard coupe from a garage at Eighth street and Military avenue when he came upon two men rolling the Sept 30c Oats: 7 cars unchanged No 2 white nom 19 3 420 2c No 3 nom 19 1 419 3 4c school teachers totaling $130000 monthly today was caught in the financial deadlock already holding up warrants of thousands of state and county employes Banks here were refusing to cash school board warrants because tax protests and machine out at 2 this morn ing The pair fled down an alley when Harlin approached and Har lin fired twice in an unsuccessful'' attempt to stop them PICHER March (Special) Ellis prominent Pittsburg Kas business man speaking be fore the Picher Chamber of Com merce today emphasized the need for individual effort and co opera tion in every civic enterprise The meeting was charge of Elmer Dorman Next program will be cnarge of the Rev Hoole LOS ANGELES March GP) wide area of Southern Cali fornia centering in the vicinity of Ixmg Beach and Los Angeles was rocked by a sharp earthquake at 4:25 oclock this morning The con vulsion lasted about five seconds damage was reported The tremor was not felt in San ta Barbara nor in San Diego New York Stocks steady leaders move nar rowly Bonds irregular L7 govern ments firm Curb steady changes narrow oreign exchanges steady sterl ing higher Cotton dull trade buying Chicago Wheat steady small lot buying Com firm shipping demand good Cattle steady to strong she stock in demand Hogs steady to weak top $400 Ray lowers 19 years old and Uris Mashburn 21 years old both of Picher were returned here late yesterday from Osceola Mo: by Sheriff Dee Watters to face a rob bery charge with Tom Chesney and Cleo Mashburn already in custody All four are from Picher The' quartet is suspected of hold ing up a Vinita wholesale grocery truck near Miami several weeks ago and taking 40 boxes of crack ers Keith Indoor i 1 Inches at the Knights of Colum bus annual Indoor games In New York (Associated Press Photo) COMMERCE March Ben Campbell' 55 years old died Wed nesday night at his home on the New State road uneral services will be held at the Mitchelson chap el at 2 riday afternoon by the Rev Virgil Logan Burial will be in A cemetery Surviving are four brothers Cal Arthur Campbell of Com merce Ed Campbell of Beatrice Neb and John Campbell of Jop lin and one sister Mrs Bird Dusthammer of Chicago Miss Adonell Massie 19 society girl of Wichita alls Tex explain the diamond ring she wears but denied rumors of a between herself and Cornelius Van derbilt Jr (Associated Press Photo) In one case even the Steel Helmet voluntary labor camp was occupied by the brown shirted party mem bers Upon representations by ranz Seldte leader of the Steel Helmet organization and minister of labor in the Hitler cabinet the chancellor delegated Gen ranz Von Epp federal commissioner for Bavaria at Munich to proceed to the Pala tinate to settle the conflict between the two groups in the Nationalist movement amicably BAXTER SPRINGS Kas March 30 (Special) The annual Baxter Springs Easter egg hunt will be held as usual this year with a big parade performance as added attractions according to the committee which includes the Rev George Jones Roberts Mayberry Claude Nichols and It of the Civic club Judging from last crowd 5000 youngsters and their parents are expected and plans will be made accordingly The hunt will be at City park (formerly Kiwanis park) but a big parade will be held first start ing at 2 Easter Sunday In the parade will be the Joplin drum and bugle corps Baxter Springs band Girl Scouts Baxter Springs Junior club Boy Scouts Oddfel lows Baxter Springs Riding club and the Tom Mix Patrol A Douthitt will be master of cere monies mixed nom 29 1 2 nom 2c Close: May 27 5 8c July 26 2c WASHINGTON March GP) Brewers were reported today by the Department of Commerce to be making contributions of millions ofdollars to industry as they prepare to sell 32 percent beer April 7 to the department said large purchases of passenger auto mobiles motor trucks bottles bar rels glasses rubber goods cereals malts and other items are being made The automotive division has been advised that beer manufacturers will purchase 4590 trucks and 4 960 passenger cars vlith $20000 000 to be spent annually for main tenance Some breweries were re ported tobe overhauling motor equipment at a cost of $6000000 Bottle orders were estimated to be coming at a rate indicatingannual consumption of 720000000 beer bottles Barrel Industry Booms The barrel industry was said to have received so many orders that facilities are being overtaxed Re ports from Chicago said barrel fac tories in that section have orders on hand which wills keep them run ning at capacity until late summer The same situation was reported from manufacturers of boxes and cartons with a report from Massa chusetts of one firm working on an order of 125000 cottonwood beer JThe department' has said difficul ty was encountered in estimating the amount of raw material which will be used in brewing However on the basis of previous consump tion figures collected by the food stuffs division it was figured thebrewing industry might be expect ed to consume annually 2000000 pounds of malt 167000000 pounds of rice 650000000 pounds of corn and corn products 41000000 pounds of hops 115000000 pounds of sugar and 204000000 pounds of grits wheat bran and barley 9 Manufacturers of refrigerators were receiving orders from the beer industry and adding men to their payrolls in anticipation of increas ed sales the department said One firm was reported to have spent $1000000 for new equipment with in the last few weeks and $2500 for materials to be used in manufacturing refrigerators Baxter Plans for Annual Egg Hunt KIICKEY tvlACKILLOP (Stage Actress) Selection of the proper shade of lipstick is think extremely im portant Theie is a certain shade suitable for each individual type of beauty and every woman should experi ment with several different shades until she finds the color that best goes with her complexion Brunets should use a shade of much deeper red than blonds Too a change in color of eyestick may be required after one has ac quired a suntan on the beach DAYTON Ohio March 30 P) Ducks some 3000 strong tak ing a liking in their flight north to the puddles of water and marshes at Patterson aviation field have temporarily closed this United States air corps speed course Military planes are put through test at Patterson field one phase of which is to fly at a low altitude at high speeds Various means have been tried to "the ducks away but all have proved Because a plane striking one or more of the birds might cause an for gram in Miami from noon day until noon tomorrow: Oats Wheat Yellow' Com White Com Livestock KANSAS CITY March LT) Hogs 2500 70 di rect slow steady to 5 lower top 365 on 180 220 lbs: vnod and cnoice no clou Jos 33065 pack ing sows 275 550 lbs 290330 stock pigs good and choice 70 130 lbs 275325 Cattle 1500 calves 400 killing classes steady to 15 higher sup ply: light and quality generally plain Stockers and feeders un changed good yearling steers 515 steers good and choice 550 1500 lbs 400675 common and me dium 550 lbs up 325475 heif ers good and choice 550 900 lbs 400550 cows good 275315 vealers medium to choice 300 600 Stocker and feeder steers good and choice 43560Q com mon and medium 275450 Sheep 8000 spring lambs and odd lot sheep early bids on fed lambs around 25 lower choice na tive spring lambs 700 holding best fed lambs above 535 spring lambs good and choice 675700 lambs good and chnico vi down 485535 good and choice (X) 90 198 lbs 475525 ewes good and choice 90 150 lbs 175275 (N) Quotations based on ewes and ethers Kansas City Grain KANSAS CITY March CP) 47 cars unchanged to 4c lower No 2 dark hard nom 4D 2(ab9 2c No 3 53 3 4c No 2 hard 49 451c No 3 nom 48 258c No 2 red 50 3 4c No 3 nom 48 2 54 2c Close: May 46 7 8c July 47 3 8c Sept OC Coni No 230c No 3 Royal Neighbors of District Meet Monday PICHER March 30 A district convention of the Royal Neighbor lodge will be held at I hall in Picher next Monday with an attendance expected to reach 200 The event will include both an afternoon and a night session with the former opening at 2:30 Approximately a dozen towns will be represented including Com merce Quapaw Miami Vinita Afton Welch Bluejacket Wyan dotte Stilwell Westville and Pich er Mrs Harper ot Commerce pres ident of the district organization wjll preside Mrs Cora Rickman of Miami is vice president and Edna Breedlove of Picher: is recdr der A propram has been arranged for both sessions A supper is to be served at 6 The event will also include an election of officers to serves throughoutthe ensuing year THURSDAY MARCH 30 1933 Produce prices being paid in Miami today (subject to change tomorrow): Cream 14 EggS 07 Heavy hens 08 Light hens jjg Miami Gram Markets The following prices will be paid Continued rom Page One) ers which Hitler said have not been by the new regime Technically at least he still has the power to veto any action of the government But foes of the Nazis lately have 'protested there is no longer a chance to gain a hearing from him Jews Helped Elect Warrior Just a year ago the Jews who were chiefly identified with the republican parties turned to the old warrior in the presidentialcampaign and helped to give a 6 600000 vote majority over Hitler That the hopes of the republic thenwere pinned on the imperial mili tary chieftain was a strange de velopment but he was their choice against Hitler That the chief anti Jewish senti ment in Nazi ranks was directedagainst the immigrants from the east was seen today an editorial the Nazi party newspaper in Munich throughout the world will find out that the times are past when Germany submitted to the be smirching of the Galician im i it said It described the protests of woid Jewish societies against the Gertnan developments as Deportation Predicted The refeience to the Galician Jews recalled the prediction in a German news agency report that eastern Jews who entered Germany since were to be deported (The poverty stricken popula tion of 800900 Jews in Galicia ere in the theater of war opera tions and many reached safety in Germany Polish Nationalists vig orously conducted vendetta against them during war years and later when Poland was still at war with Ukrainians and Bolsheviks hundreds of Galacian Jews were slain and wounded Emigrations to Germany continued) Einstein to Stay Out It was learned here last nightthat Prof Albert Einstein who has decided to remain out of Germany and who now is in Belgium has Sitaken steps to renounce his Prus sian citizenship Professor Eein stein who was born in LTm Ger many as formerly a Swiss citi zen but became a Prussian citizen in 1914 when he accepted a posi tion in the: Prussian Academy of Jews and foieign Jews Bres lau were ordered today to return all their passports to be marked as invalid for foreign travel The ob ject of the order promulgated by the new police chief of Breslau former Lieutenant Heines is he said prevent them from cir culating atrocity stories Steel Helmets Perturbed Steel Helmet headquarters were greatly perturbed over reports from the Palatinate where various local leaders have been arrested by Nazis and all officers of the Steel Helmets were occupied by Nazis (Continued from Page One) financial experts are drafting plans 1 for bond issues to float a new pub lic works program and a refinanc ing of farm and home debts Before another week ends Mr Roosevelt is confident of putting into effect a great amount of his government reorganization plan by which he expects to save another $100000000 annual fixed charges Before the new government year starts on July 1 he intends to make effective the reduced al lowances Which Congress authoriz ed him to provide A minimum sav ing of $280000000 in this direc tion is counted ujion by him orestry Chiefs Called Stuart chief forester has called a meeting of regional chiefs of the forest service for Monday to perfect details of the improvement programs for all national forests which already have been worked out It was unusual parliamentary maneuvering on the part of the I House Republicans that snagged for a time the forestry work bill in that branch late yesterday They almost succeeded at one time in eliminating provisions for appro priating money But finally in a great shout of the measure went through I Under its terms the may hire the men at a $1 daily wage plus maintenance and cloth ing in camps 1 Numerous efforts to increase this allowance beaten yesterday Pay your Regular are you may Purchase Return Ticket from Car Operator for 5c (By The Associated Press) Sea Captive Conies Back fail is for a maximum assessed val delays in collection of taxes have pound sea Von A of the schools put the school board seven months 1onJw to the of $1100000600 this year against behind its payroll Warrants cov aCh retjently and was placed $1800000000 in 1930 he disclos ering seven pay are held After keeping him ed in the irst National Bank Trust Xnsf 7' Which We re not working against these company with no money to meet tourists came to see him bills but trying to emphasize them and the bank has refused to leased to make his way the plight of the Vaughan accept more until relief is in siirht He swam out a short explained The next school dlstance paused and then reso Trying to Release Warrants js April 17 Teachers paid March luteI making up his mind turned Meanwhile establishment of a 20 cashed 'their warrants M) and Came back to the beach In central clearing house for reieasing Stearley school board clerk said visitors are still passing nearly $20000000 in non payable Heretofore the various dty bnks states the school warrants have turn That Eoier Again sioAd' eduCatlOnal was ed them over to the irst National MILWAUKEE Wis It was rants Bank Trust company it was JUSt a blg oke to James Murphy Washington WHS learned and this institution was re wllen he was brought before Judge loans A asis Parted to have more than $1000 Geore Shaughnessy in municipal manco Reconstructlon 000 in warrants on hand court the bankers' can see their wav State of C' n0 Surveys ething tells me he clear to do it the greatest The State Cbamber of Commerce the house of cor thing Vaughan said hopes to lay the groundwork for 0 ls tbe fritz again Oklahoma Citv bankers who have extensiYetax reduction by curtail a boilermaker and every time declined to cash the warrants said Iocal governmental activ I a tne workhouse however they believed the plan not ltieB through analysis and presen bbe out word to pick me up practical Vaughan indicated he tation of fiscal conditions in coun fobeln drunk would seek to go beyond the banks ttaX lnstitutes throughout the The judge nodded and said: and determine if some agency for State take about 90 days clearing the warrants could be set Outlining the plan for detailed and that you do a up study and exposition of indebted ireman Sale My Cat bill is the most revnln ness and operating costs in each GREENWICH ireman tionary tax bill ever placed before ord Harper chamber eS was so badly an Oklahoma Legislature No other manaer said: and bltten by a treed cat state has tried such a law It 18 apparent the move for lat Chief Isaac Hubbard ruled would place a tax on the gross in in government must have agalnst rescues of this kind come of every person from the lts be8inning in the local units Private property The edict lowest paid to the highest where 52 percent of all our gov WU1 not apply however to cats Batson has had the bill in his ement burden wise enough to choose trees on pub possession for several weeks but xlaTer ana stalt 01 tax re property delayed its introduction until Gov eXI? Pla'J Make a de' the Opn Spaces ernor income tax bill was of lscaI conditions BEND Ore ey Robideau acted upon finally by the House and then conduct trapper is back from his The House passed the the county seats workwith a real hard Tuck story bill yesterday show them just where they are Dunrig the entire winter he declar Simple Tax System The first county ed he was able to trap but one aiji Prepared bv Wrieht state laWashlta county was com mal a skunk On his way to Bend tax commfs siAuditlr a' uth fron the Cascades jU3t Lfore he or of the present net Income tai nrrn Tdarm mX reached the city limits he was bit law the bill would provide for a BEER ISSUE TO I ten by a muskrat simple system of tax machinery ROUSE LOOR rnrrVrn Speedometer whereby all properties would be I nAn TA TZA 9 Loretta Radke taken from an ad valorem tax I OR DECISION alleged in a bill for divorce that her basis husband Edward insisted on kTwo percent would go to the (Continued from Page One) the mileage measur state to finance the school system biiT rieception in the Senate is how fa'r ThT innded which would be placed under state problematical although Senator why every time she took th control Three percent would be Tavlor of Stroncr Citv said Vester e' she tbe car used for county and local govern daZ A when sbe had make would be defeated 26 to 18 plained 6 W'S Sinking fund levies would be us Although he predicted the ed only long enough to pay off in defeat Laughbaum attor i debtedness and then all ad valorem ney for the state Anti SaloonUUCKS Halt A MU taxes would be abolished league announced beer opponents Ohio Air Stneeri Tonic Pay As Go Basis are ready to resort to court action PCCa 1 CStS Batson said the state would be to prevent sale of the beverage in placed on a as you go case the measure is passed Hd also by the bill In the event expenses said any attmpt to permit use of were higher for one year the tax beer at army posts in Oklahoma would be increased If they were prior to 'legalization by the state lower the rate would be decreased would be contested At no time Batson said would the get beer at ort rate exceed 5 percent He estimat SHI or ort Reno without shipping ed the 5 percent rate oh the volume through the state and that is of business done last year would prohibited under federal he raise more than now is obtained estate peace officers under the ad valorem tax system I woud be authorized to seize ship Exemptions on insurance compa menbs apd Prevent their delivery nies building and loan associations un ey were brought in by and federal salaries would be granted The author of the measure said that it would raise about $70000 UUO annually With the deficit paid the rate would be reduced percent or less he said If the bill passed the ad valorem system would be abolished July 1 1933 No Non Taxpayers would be no non taxpay Batson said person receiving an income would pay a tax 'whether his income is '100 a year or $l0u0000 Thus tn: the first time equality would be established among taxpayers bringing many persons onto the tax rolls for the first time Even a tenant farmer would be Rep Batson indicated he did not expect to obtain passage of his measure in the last few days of this session but hoped to have it become law at a special if one is called State Auditor rank Carter pre dicted the state deficit would reach $13000000 with warrants out standing amounting to $15000090 by the end of the fiscal year June 30 He estimated revenue from sources other than ad valorem taxes would amount to only $5 000000 as contrasted with the State Equalization board estimate of $10335571 Tax Diversion Voted Meanwhile the Senate passed a bill to divert 40 percent of the state gasoline tax to help wipe out the state deficit a goal estimated as attainable in four years The measure was returned to the pouse for concurrence in amendments As passed by the House the bill would have diverted one third of the gasoline tax motor vehicle license tax and motor carrier revenue to paying off the deficit Governor Murray asked that the 3 cent a package cigaret tax bill be passed without substitution of a general sales tax urged that the administration oil proration bill drastically amended by the Senate be returned to its original form and requested the Senate to pass the income tax bill with the emer gency clause attached House Votes Income Tax The House passed the joint con ference report on the income tax measure imposing a sliding scale of 1 to 5 percent rate on individual and corporation incomes up to $10000 a year and a surtax rang ing up to 10 percent on incomes above that figure The emergency clause was voted 84 to 31 Every effort was being made by admin istration forces to obtain the nec essary two thirds majority in the Senate when the bill comes up for unai action probaply today 1 earners in Jam Pay for 1100 Oklahoma Between Any Two Points on the System When Completed the Same Day ments and prevent their delivery airplane Would Test Army Sales Should attempts be made to per mit the liquor at the army posts Laughbaum said the drys plan to call on Governor Murray and oth er state authorities to enforce the law He predicted test suits in fed eral and state courts governor already has serv ed notice he will use 5000 national guardsmen to uphold the law if he added Passage of the state beer bill would lead to immediate court ac tion Laughbaum continued Drys would resist the sale by preferring charges against dealers under the self enforcing provision of the' con stitution which makes it a penalty to handle liquors of any kind including beer ale and and seek padlock injunctions to close their stores This would be under the statute permitting authorities to abate Laughbaum directed pointed criticism at the conventional emergency clause on the bill which reads being immediately necessary for the preservation of the public peace health and safety an emerg ency is hereby declared to exist by reason whereof this act shall take effect and be in full force from and after its passage and 7 lot of good beer would do the peace health and he observed A two thirds vote is necessary to attach the emergency gnM iw Jr Hi wi I A fl 3 I I fe I i i 1 yC I Ml Op 4.