The Weekly Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 2

a- rt dmi 11TH To coRTIscSaumrtHnRitisTt()InocTNexaNsi and Harry She telephoned his sistzr Mrs Elizabeth COIVin at Topzka Kas 0 Dominant Political l'igue LI Former VicePresident and The death of Curtis break a chain to Senator rrom Kansas Is Vic in both Kansas and national polities which marks the passtng of an altim of heart Attack most forgotten generation of politi cians and the arrival on the scene of a new school He was the product LONG IN PUBLIC LIFE of the old system coming up front the days before nominations were made by pArty primaries nnd when the selections were by conventions First rlected to House in 1S92 He was a conservative In every sense He Sered Offices Until of the word although he survived Defeated in 1932 many years the change which came with the present method of making party nominations 1F11x1 WITS ItRitEns UNION POsT I Set ices Are field in Hail of titled state doh Accepted by sec tiouse of Repre- retary el hatistei organization sentaties I Salina of Floyd SrlIVICES CAMOL a paid final trib- ute to Charles Curtis Tuesday aft- ernoon in funeral services held in the house of representatives hall win the state capitol The body of the former senator and viee-pres1dent lay in state in the statehouse Tuesday until thr funeral began Mr Curtis was buried beside the crave of Mrs Curtis in the Topeka cemetery WASKINGION PCItAr INT KANSAS MT SIMI elo ALPFE By rail stort CrwrtspordPnt Curtis formerly vice-president of the United States and who for many years ON CaliTgridEnMon Lynn secretary of the Kanzas Farmers' Union and editor of the organizations weekly paper was anrouncA Monday by John Vcsecky president Lynn left Salina Sunday for Topeka to accept a position with the resettlement administration under his former boss Cal Ward who resigned as president of the Farmers' Union ta become regional director Vesecky said the vacancy would be filled later by the state Farmers' Union board of directors CONGRESs CET ROM'S More Than $10000o 1 ft Go to Lawmakers and members of the house will collect more than $100000 from the bonus a check-up disclosed but most of them 1110111111MEENSAMPIE A SEVEN SAVED ON FLOES AMPLANE FINDS AND DIRECTS RESCUE OF CCC YOUTHS Cootod Gnadsmen Drag Boat teoss Ire to stranded Bops Vhen Cutter Fads to Break Through THE WEEKLY KANSAS CITY STAB WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 12 1031: seventy-filth anniversary of the ROCKET FLIGHT FIZZLES stockyards company BAKENS LOSE TAX REFUND TWO ATTEMPTS TO PUT GLIDER No Right or Interest in Impounded INTO AIR FAIL Processing Levies Court flutes Clay Center Edgar CI Liquid Oxygen reeil to Propel Ex Bennett of the Clay County pertmental Transport Free Les court ruled Friday bakers had no tp Pipes--Diveg Into light or interest in impounded AAA a snow Bank processing taxes which the supreme court ruled should be returned to millers at-The decision was in an action brought by the Marsellaise-French Baking Company of New York which sought to recover from the William- an-son Milling Company of Clay Center a part of the impounded taxes Judge Bennett held that provisions unof the invalidated AAA did not entTe bakers to recover anything from the millers by reason of the fact the millers claimed to have passed the processing taxes on to the bakers He ruled that if bakers had any claim against the millers it must be fcunded on some special contract be- tween the baker and the processor and that the baker could not recover merely because the amount of the tax was included in the sale price of flour VALLEY APPLE GROWERS ELECT1 Aootilinry AVatlienn Ka Henth the prganization St JoEeph Woodbury of Wathena Ks Friday was elected president of the Missouri Valley Apple Growers at the annual election Other officers named: Stahl Troy Kn vice-president and A Kincaid Wathena secretary-treasurer County vice-presidents Jervey Brinton Buchanan: Earl Brown Platte: Fred Merrill Livingston and Hollis Pile Holt all in Missouri Rob- ert Berry Atchison and Meck Bracelton Doniphan both in KUISRM and Derie Baker Richardson County Nebraska A recent announcement that a large cannery is to be established here as a permanent proposition received much attention at the meeting of fruit growers Ills AX ON THE WRONG HOUSE I1)AII0 DUCKS ARE FREEZIAG 1Acather nail Lack of Food Rills It mi red Pocatello Idaho Hundreds of ducks are starving and freezing to death on the slough lands at Thornton Idaho about seven miles north of Rigby it wae reported Money by residents Residents are puzzled why the ducks estimated at 25000 did not fly south in the fall saying it was the first time they recall that the birds attempted to winter there DE VALERA'S SOS IS KILLED Accident Willie It Id i ng Proves Fatal to Irish Youth de Valera 20 youngest son of Eamon de Valera president of the Irish Free State died Sunday from Injuries suffered when he was thrown from a horse in Phoenix Park He was horseback riding with his cousin when he was struck on the head by a branch of a tree knocked front his saddle and dragged along the ground The president's son was a student at Dublin university GAIN IN LIFE EXPECTANCY FEED St'PPLIES ARE AmpLE conditlon of Ranges Cattle and sheep About Meeage condition of4 cattle sheep and ranges continued at about average levels on February 1 1936 in the seventeen western range states Low temperatures and snow cover necessitated liberal feeding during January in the northern states of this group according to the monthly report of the division of crop and livestock estimates Feed supplies continue ample in most areas livestock was well sheltered and death losses were light Prospects for lamb and calf crops are good and financial conditions continue satisfactory Range condition February 1 Was 17 against 79 a month ago and 59 a year ago The 10-year average was 189 Cattle condition was 84 a month ago 85: a year ago 70 10-year average 837 Sheep condition was 88 a month ago 89 a year ago 78 10-year average 873 Figures for states in the Kansas City territory follow tenses Cattle Sheep Kansa 51 84 Nebraska 88 88 Oklahoma 84 75 Texas 77 PI Colorado 77 a6 88 NAME FOR BOULDER DAM LAKE Big or 1Vater Will Bear Title of Dr ENood dam's manmade lake stretching 115 miles up the Colorado River will bear the name of Dr Elwood Mead late reclamation commissioner Secretary ADVERTISEMENT FOR BAD WINTER COUGHS MIX THIS REMEDY YOURSELF Saves Good Money I No Cooking I If you want the best cough remedy that money can buy mix it at home Ickes announced he has sprrovel this action by the board et geo graphic names I LISE YOUR CAR EVERYDAY make $7 to $10 daily running a Heberling Store on wheels no experience or capital required We furnish goods on credit and help you Heberling's Homo Remedies Spices Extracts Food Products Soaps Stock and Poultry Remedies Etc in daily demand everywhere Send for illustrated Free Catalogue "IN BUSINESS FOR YOURSELF" COP OFF AND MAIL COUPON AT ONCE 0 NM mi de Mb HEBERLING CO Demi II Bloomington Show on how to driya my way to "Bettor Pity" Sowd detail et your I otter FREE Name I IAddress City sts lEIMEEIME1111111111 Pla oI beattlitel vegetable AN wawa glut Nestle to gee in II gave reerlakee in bet Risthe wrim Met "Nen Its wage Te ante tale hesitate vegetable avid env "Wawa lined hod" and Pleats or will mail FREE tat wide with gaieties Inatniet4n att 4)t illustrated WU Cetwag largetedevSeedesetaine Weimar twit CONOON BROS SEEDSPAEN sea Ripaidetil i Cowboy Songs 25 Postpaid New Elition Radio Screen Stage Pima WITT SALES CO DEPT 1802 St Joseph Ave St Joseph Mi survived i Office Until ts a 07 togssostoalpros do sin 1 twYochile enh'nainonn: '2 sRn' NIIMMEIM MN TIEIPSROMMMMV 111011111111111111AMMIEMPAIIIIII 111111Wallen MNOMINEMIIM action ann ounced hhe has a 0 THE WEEKLY KANSAS CITY STAR SITADNESDAY FE1311ITIkilY 12 1031: 'i I UCKS ARE FREEZING FEED SUPPLIES ARE AmpLE tiheici es ROCKET FLIGHT FIZZLES "'Am Curtis Rt Taos anti Harry She telephoned his sistm oElITH TO CORI-15'5am H(111stn Texas Eltrabeth COIVIn at Topelia Kas IrKs SEVEN SAVED ON FLOESiscrolce: siltictompaantillyiversary of the BAKENS LOSE TAX REFUND1 IS'entlier rind Lack nt Pond Bills condition of Ranges Clinic and bo Pprosel names 6 all Of tecse ltundretts sheep About Average AMPLANE FINDS AND DIRECTS graphic anle 1 RES- TWO ATTEMPTS TO PUT GLIDER at Dominant rieure CUE Or CCC YOUTHS No Right or Interest in Impounded INTO AIR FAIL Pocatello Hundreds of condition of cattle l'ormer VitePresident and The death of Curtis break a chain Proecsing Levies Court Iltiles and frezing to shp and ranges continued at about ha both Kansas and national politics death tddl erunoct ducks is the issnilldoaeuteng tan alaatrne2d5psotolazotz 1 eTd idhdoairlhioi y-t 5 a rrom Kansas Is Vies which marks the passing of an al- 1 Clay Center Edgar ton Idaho about seven miles north of the seventeen western range states li) tim of heart AUs boat Across Liquid Oxygen l'ecil to Propel IA 00 Brnnett of the Clay County distret perimental Transport Freeses most forgotten generstron of petal- 71 11034 Rigby it wae reported Moncay by Low temperatures and snow cover 'cl 1 1 4 1 clans and the arrival on the scene When Cutter Fails to court ruled Friday bakers had no tp Into I 0 ft of a new school He eas the product 1 monthly istnehsdodl yfulcritoivrhnneei Kietwilow li) i etc 1 LONG IN PUBLIC LIFE of the old system coming up front I Break Through light or interest in impounded AAA a Snow Bank fly south in the fall saying it was the ss Liu processing taxes which the supreme first time they recall that the birds VaVs1 the days before nominations were 1 made by party primaries end when I court ruled should be returned to attempted to winter there tinue ample in most areas livestock a fir 0 the selections were by conventions millers was well sheltered and death losses I First riected to House in 1S92 He was a conservative In every sense The decLsion was in an action DE VALERA'S Sox Is KILLED u'IS ElfOLIR Day la brought by the Marsellaise-French Ile Scrett of the word although sur were light Prospects for lamb and ait Defeated in 1932 many years the new which came Baking Company of New York which q4eCti ti with the present method of making sought to recover from the William- Accident Willie 'tiding Proves cadagitlaifioncmarstopsc709haratiemhugeeoontsdhaatainsgfdaufaitnnodrayn5c9iaal cyoenar- party nominations sell Milling company of clay center Fatal to Irish Youth 11 a part Of the impounded taxes A EBarmiaonnddeeltlevaalerara20preysotudneng-t Range condition February 1 ivas 77 Range The 10-year average was 189 eitaepmereideineees sop: mcapital Extr 1111 HE ITNENA I TOP IEKA Judge Bennett held that provisions 41 1 III ITS I AliitERs UNION POsT of the invalidated AAA did not en- of the Irish Free State died Sunday ago acoynedaletiaogno v7'aso lit 1 tAle bakers to recover anything from from Injuries suffered when he was 4e( a-sehee3P 'condition was 88 a month 1804-year Services Are field in Hall of tined states Job Accepted by secs the millers by reason of the fact the thrown from a horse in Phoenix Park 8 7 retar) of hansas thltiinitatiott millers claimed to have passed the He was horseback riding with his ago 89 a year ago 76 10-year aver- kt House of Repre- cousin when he was struck on the We furnish goods on credit and N' i processing taxes on to the bakers sentatises 1 Salina of Floyd He ruled that if bakers had any help you Heberling's Home I head by a branch of a tree knocked 1 front his saddle and dragged along age' 873 Lynn secretary of the Kansas claim against the millers it must be Farmers' Union and editor of the or- Figures for states in the Kansas fcunded on some special contract be- the ground The president's son was Sraviees IN Cartrot ganization's weekly paper was an- tween the baker and the processor City territory follow Poultry Remedies Etc in daily al 201 a I a student at Dublin university rounesd Monday by John Vesecky and that the baker could not recover 4- anees Cattle sheen demand everywhere Sed for paid final trib- president merely because the amount of the tax GAIN IN LIFE EXPE'CTANCY i 51 88 84 89 illustrated Free Catalogue "IN -ute to Charles Curtis Tuesday aft- Lynn left Salina Sunday for To- was included in the sale price of flour Oklahoma 84 15 BUSINESS FOR YOURSELF" -11 a Texas COP OPP AND MAIL COUPON la 0 ei ernoon in funeral services held in peka to accept a position with the re- 17 al ai I lie NM MI de OM In settlement administration under his 5 ELECT VALLEY APPLE GROWER ELECT Colorado 77 88 881 HER the house of representatives hall in ENING CO Derryg ii former boss Cal Ward who resigned esigned FOR BOULDER DAM LAKE Bluenungton Ill I r)r ein the state capitol The body of j) woodbury Aatlicon Kas ps president of the Farmers' Union ta Show me how to deiva any WaY to lip the former senator and vice-pres- Watts the prgattization all "Bettor Pry" $oad el your me re tonal director beco Big Body of Water Will Bear Title offer FREE lay in state in the statehouse Vesecky said the vacancy would be At Tuesday until thr funeral began St Joseph Woodbury of 1 of Dr Elwood alead Ill Nome i I Mr Curtis was buried beside the filled later by the state Farmers' th Friday was elected a ena es 1 1 dam's I Address 12611 11a Union board of directors man- president of the Missouri Valley Aps made lake stretching 115 miles up grave of Mrs Curtis in the City Topeka cemetery Sins 1 prO MANI IN CONGRESN GET BONI'S election ple Growers at the annual the Colorado River will bear the Other officers named: name of Dr Elwood Mead late wastitNoTON acarar More Than $100000 Wid Go to and Stahl Troy Kns oice-oresident A a Kincaid Wathena secretary- reclamation commissioner Secretary CONDON'S' TENCERCREE At I 71-ir KANSAS CITY mitt Lalnitthers treasurer County vice-presidents Jet- liminumo SP POACH CH ALE MIXING yey Brinton Buchanan: Earl Brown ADVERTISEMENT MI 0111 DA tact (By raltstarsCartespordest I and mom- Platte: Fred Merrin Livingston and basitletsk vegetable "pessolir Ail mows pl sat! 4 Ho ills Pile Holt all in Missouri: Rob- I aww ta Ass an II asss newish in MN Curtis form- bers of the house will collect more walk mhos Om poem See pwn dues 'I A ert Berry Atchison and Meck Braze- this IOW ssiestshis Wel ea Desse orly vice-president of the United than $100000 from the bonus a on Donitthan both in Karim' a FOR BAD WINTER IM 110 Seidl and MAMA ill or wit sos i nd PA )t states and who for many years check-up disclosed but most of them Derie Baker Richardson County Ne- lirr i' a braska a ws4 A recent announcement that a COUGHS MIX THIS Ree comoom altos sitZ11 I large cannery is to be established Ili lglaisl Illinois tr 4 ra z-yr-0AN re 'REMEDY YOURSELF Cowboy Songs nAl here as a permanent proposition i meeting ce ve much attention at mee ng 25c Postpaid flst 1: lb As Saves Good Money! No Cooking! New Elition Radio Screen State I -r '''''k74 eelicsamt of fruit growers efila4- 7N HOUSE WITT SALES CO DEPT 1802 St Joseph Ave IVi St Joseph Iss 1 'at' AX IIIS ON THE WRONse If you want the best cough remedy that money can buy mix it at home anacomocammat 1 maw ode nontoourroots- 741'" MEAT haelthM vegetable "whom' Alt mama plant 4' nw it: 1:47 rtt: I II TER dote this hoeithrol glIghtahlo had env iherserthe dam linde hod" add moms dd did mu rd FREE 1 A I THIS WhhotedhyShodastahey hohv NOON BROS SEEDSMEN I 0111 Ili Ildeldeltd Mined' 1 (OURSELF Cowboy Songs 25c Postpaid (s'It' No Cookin New Edition Radio SoreensLS Joseph Ms ar SA I I WITT SALES CO DEPT cough remedy IV 1802 St Joseph Ave mix it at home panommennt" omo mmHg es aes" I larg cannery is to be established -lak here as a permanent proposition re- I 'REMEDY YOURSELF Cowboy Songs 25-c Poi Saves Coed Money! New Eon Radio Screen State tItzfAf- 0 i No Cooking! Teef-14ke ceived much attention at the meeting WITT SALES CO DEPT St Jos it of fruit growers '-'''41ikt a a If you want the best cough remedy 1802 St Joseph Ave HIS WRONG HOUSE lea' 1 ae- et AX ON THE WRO that money can buy mix it at home aa Boston--Seven CCC boys were saved from an icy death Monday when plane and a patrol boat went to their rescue in the waters of Cape Cod Bay where they were marooned on cakes of floating ice The seven boys had gone out onto! the ice Sunday morning to take pie-turfs Without warning a big slab of ice broke away from the shore The Ice moved away from the shore for about ten minutes bcfore the boys were aware it had broken away They spent the afternoon and night talking and smoking Jumping up and down wrestling and otherwise exercising in an effort to keep warm Meanwhile the ice gradually moved out into the bay and it was five miles from shore when a rescue plane sighted the shivering lads Five of them were huddled together In one place and the other two who had made an effort to find a way to land were a mile away The airplane signaled to a patrol which was attempting to break through the ice to search for the lost group but the boat was held fast and not get within two miles of the five boys nor within three miles of the two In a copyrighted story written for the Associated Press Douw Fonda who was aboard the rescue told how they signaled coast guardsmen dragging a dory telling them where to find the lost youths The guardsmen lowered the dory to to the ice and pulled it across the bays surfacc''until they reached their goal The boys were taken to the patrol boat and later an amphibian plane landed in the open water near the boat and took the three most needing medical attention to shore All were suffering from exposure It was midnight Monday before the patrol boat broke loose from the ice and made for shore lane and a patrol boat went when CCC boys were saved from an ley dtath Monday to their rescue in the waters of Cape I Ced Bay where they were marconed I cakes of floating ice i on I The seven boys had gone out onto the ice Sunday morning to take 1 pie-1 Without warning a big slab! of ice broke away from the shore The Ice moved away from the shore for about ten minutes bcfore the boys were aware it had broken away They spent the afternoon and night talking and smoking jumping up and down wrestling and otherwise eau- cising in an effort to keep warm Meanwhile the ice gradually moved nut into the bay and it was five miles from shore when a rescue plane sighted the shivering lads Five of them were huddled together in one place and the other two who had made an effort to find a way to land were a mile away The airplane signaled to a patrol beat which was attempting to break throuch the ice to search for the lost group but the boat was held fast and I could not get within two miles of the ive i boys nor within three 'I 1111 Cs 0 I the two In a copyrighted story writ- 1 ten for the Associated Press Douw 1 was aboard the rescue Fonda plane told how they signaled coast siren ragging a dory telling them where to find the lost youths The guardsmen lowered the dory to to the Ice and pulled it across the 1 bay's surfacantil they reached their goa The boys were taken to the patrol boat and later an amphibian plane landed in the open water near the to the ice an "----d- pu -il-ds 1 across -Jt1-e bay surface''until they reached their goal The boys were taken to the patro boat and later an amphibian plane landed in the open water near the boat and took the three most need- ing medical attention to anore All were suffering from exposure It was midnight Monday before the patrol boat broke loose from the ice and made for shore Greenwood Lake tempt to fly a rocket plane across Greenweod Lake failed last Sunday but sponsors of the experiment nounced they would try again next Sunday Twice the torch was applied successfully in an attempt to send a 25-foot duralumin gilder shooting two and a half miles across the lake to Hewitt at 500 miles an hour On the first attempt flames shot from the tail of the machine with a roar and the glider quivered on its catapult In ten seconds the flames had died out and the little craft still was in its original position Fortyrfiveminutes later the fuses Greenwood Lake attempt to fly a rocket plane across Greenwood Lake failed last Sunday but sponsors of the experiment an flounced they would try again next Sunday Twice the torch was applied unsuccessfully in an attempt to send a 25-foot duralumin glider shooting two and a half miles across the lake to Hewitt at 500 miles an hour On the first attempt flames shot from the tail of the machine with a roar and the glider quivered on its catapult In ten seconds the flames had died out and the little craft still was in its original position Forty-five minutes later the fuses were lit again and again fire shot limn the tail The catapult was released and the glider shot upward thirty feet then plunged heavily into the snow It was not damaged Prieto Kessler New York stamp collector and sponsor of the experiment said the frozen condition of the catapult cable prevented release of the machine until the power of the rocket equipment had been exhausted About 500 spectators lined the shores of this frozen lake to watch the experiment The rocket ship was mounted about 100 yards offshore on the ice On board 6127 pieces of mail contributed by stamp collectors Picturesquely attired in asbestos suit and helmet Willy Ley of Berlin vice-president of the Germany Rocket Society applied the torch on each of the attempts Manning the catapult release cable was Nathan Carver of New York an engineer and associate of Kessler Kessler said he had been preparing three years for the tests He said the experiment was designed to demonstrate the possibilities of rocket planes controlled by radio and without human pilots for transport services Justin Bacharach of New York art official witness explained the heavy snow got the atmosphere here so humid the liquid oxygen in the rocket tanks warmed up and froze and closed up the pipes so sufficient power to send the little craft on its flight could not be generated Charles Graddick superintendent of United States mails witnessed the test Greenwood Lake at- tempt to fly a rocket plane across Greenwood Greenwcod Lake failed last Sunday but sponsors of the experiment an: flounced they would try again next Sunday Twice the torch was applied un- successfully In an attempt to send a 23-foot duralumin gilder shooting two and a half miles across the lake to Hewitt at 500 miles an hour On the first attempt flames shot from the tail of the machine with a roar and the glider quivered on its catapult In ten seconds the flames' had died out and the little craft still in its original position Forty-five minutes later the fuses were I again and again fire shot lit from the tail The catapult was re- leased and the glider shot upward thirty feet then plunged heavily into the snow It was not damaged Prieto Kessler New York stamp collector and sponsor of the experi- ment said the frozen condition of the catapult cable prevented release of the machine until the power of the rocket equipment had been exhausted About 500 spectators lined the shores of this frozen lake to watch the experiment The rocket ship was mounted about 100 yards offshore on the ice On board 6127 piece 3 01 mail contributed by stamp collectors Picturesquely attired In asbestos suit and helmet Willy Ley of Berlin vice- president of the Germany Rocket S- ciety applied the torch on each of the attempts Manning the catapult relea cable was Nathan Carver of sa Picturesquely lumen In aseestos suit and helmet Willy Ley of Berlin vice- president of the Germany Rocket So- ciety aPplied the torch on each of the attempts Manning the catapult release cable was Nathan Carver of New York an engineer and associate of Kessler Kessler said he had been preparing three years for the tests Hid the ex sa experiment was designed to dem- onstrat the possibilities of rocket planes controlled by radio and with- out human pilots for transport serv- ices Justin Bacharach of New York ltness explained the art official ae heavy snow got the atmosphere here so humid the liquid oxygen en the rocket tanks warmed up and froze and closed up the pipes so sufficient power to send the little craft on Its flight could not be generated Charles Graddick superintendent of malls witnessed United Stt il it th test Better Caro of Children Cited as the Principal Reason born today my expect to live 626 years boys 591 years Reporting this to a house committee Dr Hugh Cumming retiring surgeon general of the United States said a substantial increase in the normal life expectancy since 1920 had been due largely to better care of infants and children "You and I have no more expectation than men of our age had twenty years ago" he said "but there is an increase among younger people" The difference of life expectancy between men and women he attributed to "the greater stress of life for men in industry although that would be a decreasing cause due to the fact women are going more into business and industry" Better Caro of Children Cited as the Principal Beason born today may expect to live 6'26 years boys 591 years Re in Port is to a house commit- tee Dr Hugh Cumming retiring surgeon general of the United States said a substantial increase in the normal life expectancy since 1920 had been due largely to better care of in- lents and children "you and I have no more expecte- ti than twenty on an men our age had years ago" he said "but there is an increase among younger people" The difference of life expectancy between men and women he attri- butd to "the greater stress of life for oe men in industry although that would be a decreasing cause due to the fact women are going more into business The difference of life expectancy between men and women he attri- buted to "the greater stress of life for men in industry although that would be a decreasing cause clue to the fact women are more Into business going and industry" ror-- CHARMS CURTIS FORMER VICT-PRESIDENT AND SENATCR FROM KANSAS WHO MTh SATURDAY IN WASHINGTON sepresented Kansas in the house and will wait until 1945 to collect Thirthe senate died Saturday of a heart teen senators and more than attach at the home of his sister Mrs I representatives hold bonus certifiEdward Everett Ciann He WAS 76 cates 'pars old The death of Mr Curtis brought an end fifty years of active participation in Republican polities atoning in Topeka He was the only oicansan ever to reach the high office vice-president or to figure as Irominently as he did for many years national politics I nt erested In La ti don To the last Mr Curtis took a keen Interest in Republican politics He interested in the prospective candidacy of Governor Al! Landon end was called in frequently to advise the political strategy in the approaching presidential campaign Since retiring as vice-president in March 1933 Mr Curtis has made his home here with his sister with whom had lived since the death of hit Vile He was a well known figure on he streets of Washington He scarcely missed a day at his law office Occasionally he would be met on long walks in the outlying residential dislricts Mr Curtis was one of the most colorful figures in national Republican politics in the last decade Hc knew game of politics as few of his contemporaries Before becoming vice-president he was the majority leader of the senate Few others in that pesition knew as well as he the progress of legislation or the maneuvering necessary to obtain the passage legislation Kansas saw Mr Curtis the last time in November He had a business trip to Topeka and remained there a visit with his old friends The dr3th of Curtis ended a per zonal and political friendship of fifty years with Senator Arthur Capper waa recalled here that it was Capper who Lest interested Curtis in national politics As the political reporter for the Topeka Capital Capper persuaded Curtis to run for congress 1892 For years afterwards when Capper remained in Topeka he terved as Curtis's congressional campaign manager Curtis was elected to the house in i892 and served continuously until 1907 In that year he was elected the benate and with the exception a period from 1912 to 1914 continued in the senate until his election vice-president in 1928 Miss Lola Williams Mr Curtis's areretary for many years notified Mr Curtis's two daughters and his son Mrs Webster Knight II Provia denee 1 Mrs George at Ft -71" 4110001111dir Agooti COLRT 11RONG WALLACE SAYS But AIA Decision Cant Be Resisted secretary Admits Binghampton of Agriculture Henry A Wallace declared in an address last Thursday night that the United States supreme court "was in error in its ruling on the AAA" but added that "we cannot resist its decision" Emphasizing his opinion that the supreme court svas "in error in ruling that the agricultural problem is a local problem" Secretary Wallace continued: "Agriculture is a national problem The condition of the wheat farmer in the West affects the condition of the dairy farmer in New York The federal government is responsible for the agricultural problem because of the methods of production efficiency begun during the World War and by allowing corporations chartered in one state operating across interstate lines effectively controlling production to have one-third flexibility In price while the farmer must have stability in price" "The AAA" Wallace declared "was not regimentation of the farmer Production control was applied only to those products of which there was a great surplus" A STOCKYARDS CELEBRATION The Kansas City Exchange Is Obeerving Its Fiftieth Anniversary The Kansas City Live Stock Exchange this week is celebrating its golden anniversary One part of the will be a reception for the public Friday in the exchange hall on the ninth floor of the Live Stock Exchange building Along with the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the Live Stock is the observance of the This Shows WHY You Get Such Fast Relief front Real BAYER ASPIRIN 17 WHY BAYER ASPIRIN WORKS SO FAST Drop a Bayer Tablet in a glass of water Note that BEFORE it touches 4 bottom of the glass it has started to disintegrate What it does in this glass it does in your stomach Hence Its fast action Cp Quick Relief for Headaches Neuritis Rheumatic Pains For Tno Days a Laborer Chops Out Vengeance In Vain Emmetsburg it was fuel George Varcoe wanted he got it But if it was vengeance he didn't Varcoe a laborer applied to city and county agencies for fuel and food but was refused as "unqualified" "If" he warned 11 don't get relief I'll chop down Mayor Brown's house" Still he didn't get it So for two days Varcoe chopped away at a vacant house nest door to his he found out that Mayor Brown didn't own the house any more A DOG FAITHFUL IN DEATH Strange Story of Devotion Is Re lifted in Spain Bilbao unusual case of canine fidelity and affection was noted here following the drowning of Jose Regueiro Regueiro's boat overturned while he was fishing He sank but the dog swam to shore For five successive days thereafter the faithful dog swain to the spot where his master drowned looked hopefully about then paddled back to shore On the sixth day he again swam to the spot then ceased paddling It costs very little yet reliable quick-acting used The way it takes distressing coughs giving relief Is astonishing Any druggist can 214 ounces of Pinex pint bottle and add syrup to make a full syrup use 2 cups of of water and stir a few dissolved No cooking trouble at all and gives as much cough real family perfectly and tastes fine It is surprising how loosens the phlegm irritated membranes helps passages and thus ends In a hurry Pines Is a compound In concentrated form effect in stopping Money refunded if it In every way is eassa 'a 'es seases It coats very little yet 1 i l'or Two Days a Laborer Chops liable quick-acting a ngThcoeuway it takes I' Vengeance FUN DEATH turseesadi Out in ain A DOG FAITHFUL I ghs ing 'i'0'' 1t- Emmetsburg Ia-If it was fuel lief is atonishing Strange Story of leevotion Is Re- Any druggist can 1' IV' George Varcoe wanted he got it latd i en pleen eta ounces of Pines i -i '1 4 pint ttle ae -1'''''4 But if It was vengeance he didn't bo Bilbao Spain-An unusual case of ayru use syrup to make nd add a full 2 cups of 4'-4p4' 1 4 COURT 1VRONG WALLACE SAY Varcoe a laborer applied to city and ccunty agencies for fuel and canine fidelity and affection was noted of water and stir a few erl i e7''''y' I 11 Be but was refused as "unquall- following he drowning of Jose here fo low' i zt But A eeision an I Resist food lied? Regueiro trouble at all and gives aaaoaa- t1264t 0 -fb111e ed Secretary Admits dissolved No cooking as much cough "If" he warned "I don't get re- Regueiro's boat overturned while he money-a real family ii 1---- l44 le 004 perfectly and tastes line Brown's a 'tares' le -1 I Y-Secretary of lief I'll chop down Mayo fishing He sank but the dog at! -s4 TAWV Binghamptm wa fishin It is surprising how 't'? Agriculture Henry A Wallace de- house" swam to shore For five successive loosens the phlegm clared in an address last Thursday Still he didn't get it days thereafter the faithful dog swam tated membranes helps Ni days arcoe chopped to the spot where his master drowned passages end thus ends night that the United States supreme So for two da $44 in tv hurry 1 0 court "was in error in its ruling on away at a vacant house nest door looked hopefully about then paddled 4-4 A 44 Pines Is a compound 1444 4yL41 the AAA" but added that "we cannot his home-until he found out that back to shore On the sixth day he in concentrated form 9''' -414'i' -fr resist its decision" Mayor Brown didn't on the house again swam the 4- 0 vti 1ez he i sot then ceased Ifoegy if it gt i A--4At- 1 Emphasizing his opinion that the any more I paddling In every vay --T 1 t4111111111041A i'' '1- ') supreme court svas "in error in ruling rl: '4 that the egricultural problem is a local problem" Secretary Wallace seeklira asits a -saaesse continued: easkiaiskes a e-- "Agriculture is a national problem a-- wets '4944K''- asaaeseaseseeseaseaseessessaacs a i assaiessessesessa eae se ites '7 tt'asess: Aeatl a a The condition of wheat farmer in the fessaeetesate ''sa -a- es 44-seassorjele'llse au' the West affects the condition of the sa Et aasa4ailea eessi ii a se 'at esests7 eteatatses1s s1! The fed- a' ail: va ses A se essesseesseaseaseeseaseekeeassee se's ettstVit aiis- -4 eral government i dairy farmer in New Yorks responsible for ea -a A a es 'S Iler the agricultural problem because of eAk iif 71(: the methods of production efficiency Mesfee-a 'essesse see 4ll'es''''1- ''t' es4aesea" --taa begun during the World War and by allowing corporations char- i Tea tered in one state operating across 4 interstate lines ey controlling sste as ffectivel controlli I aS''ss ese production to have one-third flexi- a a ''tte's'eZ assea tek i) bility In price while the tamer must ss: xaa I have stability in price" a a "The AAA" Wallace declared "was 1 7 N14 eseke 4 e- es es not regimentation of the farmer al ''iiAs I Production control was applied only '1 iiiikola those products of which there was The Kana City Exchange et sa-- el 'In a Siaii se to 10 a great surplus" A STOCKYARDS CELEBRATION ss xcnge Is Ob 11 eerving Its Fiftieth Anniversary 4 7' as The Kansas City Li ve Stock Ex- change! this week is celebrating its TI 4 i golden rsarl tasi es: V' CHARLES CURS FORm VICT-P ID RESENT AND SENATcR FROM KANsAs ssstha '1: fLl': celebretioannive will be a reception for the One part of the el 'P'sal-Issese- WHO DIM SATURDAy IN WASHINGTON public Friday in the exchange hall on 'Itsas'tsk 5saseenissaeseseissessessaaasesseasesseaseass 'aessOsseatass es ees the ninth floor of the Live Stock Ex- Sepresented Kansas in the house and I will wait until 1945 to collect This- change building elestsasea ststas- 't senate died Saturday of a heart teen senators and more than 100 Along with the celebration of the se a se seeVeLeas es Is- ea- see- es a attach at the home of hie sieter Mrc representatives hold bonus cartel- fiftieth anniversary of the Live Stork a sae ee fir tt Edward Everett Gann He Wes 76 'cates is the observence of the Vs4aeFsareAseiiMinkt I el'' 1 a st 1 '4 eesrs ld a 'a The death of Mr Curtis brought et a ssessesesaea --se i ear an end fifty years of active par- se esee seses a asessee saesee 1- see --s a etrtaa'-''''Ziaalaatasisesee'aaisse aa selars0" asaieeateasessess ticipation in Republican polities This Shoevs IVI-IY a 1 i) etarting in Topeka He was the only liaea: '''t sassess sovs segAa-- a a carman ever to reach the high office 'a esre: s' as a 'weave easasee ea ce-president or to figure as 'stH: 7 i a 'tee: at lcr rerominently as he did for many years Inerested in Landon You Get Such Fast Reh ef front esSa as: a r-I -4 national politics vprmolk 4:: :1 To the last Mr Curtis took a kern Rl ER ASPIRIN 0 'in': or- 3ke 4 interest in Republican politics He ea BA eas As- interested in the prospective 'eine ses' teeess: a ste a candidacy of Goe vernor Al! Alf Landon stsas- 4 ewe 4 se ele' Saissial '4 0 end vas called in frequently to advise Ist eseen is sa ss the political strategy in the op ea -se-s ae' esessa es as a ew proaching presidential campaign WHY BAYER ASPIRIN a Since retiring as vice-president in ea March 1933 Mr Curtis has made his WORKS SO FAST home here with his sister with whom a e-teese sees Lli o' had lived since the death of his Drop a Bayer Tablet in i's 44iiiiia- Vile He was a well known figure on M' he streets of Washington He scarcely a glass of water Note $Yaitizji missed a day at his law office Ocs 1 that BEFORE it touches :5: '2' oo'7- iiie-- casionally he would be met on long I tt lb as 1 it 3 walks in the outlying residential dis- 1 "I a Iricts has started to disintegrate pt Mr Curtis was one of the most col- What it does in this glass it tik tit orful figures in national Republican politics in the last decade Ha knew does in your stomach Hence its c' game of polities as few of his fist action 64 1p- contemporaries Before becoming eitl'" s4L1-' "1'1 et vice-president he was the majority f4': I Ift -41 leader of the senate Few others in see -IS: litro 1 a saes' that position knew as well as he the ee lee (771 ai: progre of legislation or the maneu- 4104441teseves Vering necessary to obtain the passage a a- legislation Kansas saw Mr Curtis the last 0 i time in November He had a business trip to Topeka and remained there a es ass ea I a a 11411 a per a visit with his old friends a 1 a 41 The dr3th of Curtis ended ''iao 1 ate' as s''1-" i-1 zonal and political friendship of fifty 46reals- astWal I a'at's'a i years with Senator Arthur Capper se -ie 1 Capper wai recalled here that it waS 4 ii 1 44 who liast interested Curtis in national politics As the political re- el i porter for the Topeka Capital Capper 1 persuaded Curtis to run for congress! 1892 For years afterwards when' Quick Relief for Headaches Neuritis Rheumat a ic Pains 7 4c Capper remained in Topeka he 1 -A terved as Curtis's congressional cam- ee fie- Apes- a paign manager GA and served continuously un Curtis was elected to the house In ii392 til 1 1 1w 4: 4 a pe "1907 In that year he was elected 84 the senate and with the exception i0 -4 4-' riod from 1912 to 1914 con- 41 ''77tIV1444 t' :::0 tinued in the senate until his election i Vti 411 vice-president in 1928 Mis Lola Williams Mr Curtis's V''''--" 4iii ITt secretary for many years notified Mr csaeeassererrease'N: a Curtis's two daughters and his son1 Mrs Webster Knight II st Provis (lance la Mra George at Ft 'i I It's the most medicine you ever hold of immediate supply you with Pour this Into a ranulated sugar pint To make sugar and 1 cup moments until needed It's no you lour times medicine for your supply Keeps quickly this soothes the clear the air a bad cough of Norway Pine famous for its coughs quickly doesn't please you 0 WDAF Radio's Finest Programs Tune your receiving set to sic kilocycles AND LEAVE IT THERE If you do not you're likely as tot to miss BUNG CROSBY MUSICAL CLOCK HYMNS OF ALL THE STARGAZER CHURCHES WAYNE MSG SPORTS RE SIGMUND ROW PORTE BERG MARKET REPORTS UNCLE EZRA SHOWBOAT METROPOLITAN MAJOR BOWE OPERA AMATEUR HOUR ABE LYMAN NATIONAL FARM RUDY VALLES AND HOME HOUR AL JOLSON ISlimmommii I Un 11t DI In it's the most re- 10 idicine you ever 11A hold of dig- 1 immediate re- 0 wDAF Pr' pn I apply you with this Into a Radio's Finest Programs ranulated sugar 1 nvt pint To make Th ugar and 1 cup Tune your receiving set to sic VI 7 moments until kilocycles AND LEAVE rr mum needed It's no you lour times If you do not you're likely as tot lot your to MISS supply Keens BING CROSBY MUSICAL CIOCIE 11 HYMNS OF ALL THE STARGAZER I quickly thia CHURCHES WAYNE RING 1 a If Dotheg the irri- SPORTS RE- SIGMUND ROM- "A is clear the air poRTEII BERG la a bad cough MARKET REPORTS VNCLE EZRA SHOWBOAT METROPOLITAN rP( of AL IYOLI Norway Pine MAJOR BOWE OPERA 111 he famous for its AMATEUR Roux ABE LYMAN 'Jo( 9 )esn't pleas you I I 'e Mt RED nov( quickly NATIONAL AN HOMFARM pnt 1 IP al 4 mt -T 8 ()11 (ill rd 1'''''' 1 pr 1 I' 1' eatrsiI'nt('ee11'' 11 I Uhl It I'N IP 11 1 a -led te 11 I III nd 'let ri et 1' 0 il al IP P1(1 11 111 To vs! 111 I'll? ni 1-1 10 ki rid It '''i II nod nr rd I 'liIii (a Of 'A I 4 qf fAllopli Z74 air' 44 111 hk f'' '''P' If ef erer 1 45Ligko to 99 e'r'''''' r'-'''''-'4' 0 Ets p4ee es 'II "1111111M111111e "If I I I 6 1 4: i UT I lAttiik44hia'Pl 1 vt-- -Akt4o- ts in PP' )11tI 1 I It's the most re- medicine you ever hold of in- 1 0 WDAF givied re- supply you with a Pour this Into a Radio Finest Progre su ranulat pint anTd sugar make gar 1 cup TUne your receiving set moments until kilocycles AND LEAVE IT TE you lour times needed It's no re likely If you do not you medicine for your to MISS supply Keeps MUSICAL I BING CROSBY 1111eNS OF ALL THE STARG quickly thit WAYNE MN CHURCHES soothes the irri- CHURCHES RE- SIGMUND clear the air roaTsa BERG a bad cough MARKET REPORTS UNCLE TZR sHOWBOAT METROPOLI of Norway Pine MAJOR BOWES OPERA famous for its AMATEUR Roux ABE LYMAN quickly NATIONAL FARM RUDY FALL 1 doesn't coughs quic HOUR AL JOLSON ease YOU AND HOME litsaeomeatawaa 1 1 1 11 1 I i so il -emset I '7 a se ie 1 17 aitaisseitia a I ter as 74 ll ate 41l It 4elef7Pidrd iii- li I- 4 4 5i el A a7 aetAtee dassestat "sF-1i 0 i sei4'j'''' i as 7011 ACC 0 Cos i li774-fI le 1 If to kl was on fie the of lo It In to of as oe: th Ec to tic al Til at In WI Pc cc pc C2 tic It cc tt' cc vt tt Pc Oi tr lc It ir EE la! 11 ti Of' the to pf ap a was on fie the of a lor It in of to es Chesterfields! well that's different aroma is pleasing milder taste better burn right --they don't shed tobacco crumbs Chesterfields! well that different aroma is pleasing re milder taste better burn right don't shed The old adage says "what you see you believe" So the nurse pictured above shows you two actual photographs to prove the quick action of Genuine BAYER ASPIRIN Look at them and you will see one reason why Scientists rate BAYER ASPIRIN among the fastest agents now known or ever known for the relief uf headaches neuritis neuralgia awl rheumatic pains You'll see that a Bayer Aspirin tablet dropped into a glass of water starts to disintegrate or dissolve before it hits he bottom of the glass hence is ready to (if Thld adage ay what at you see you believe" So the nurse pie- tured above shows you two actual photographs to prove the quick action of Genuine BAYER ASPIRIN Look at them and you will see one reason why Scientists rate BAYER ASPIRIN among the fastest agents now known or I' I' known for the relief ef headache -5 neuritis neuralgia and rheumatic pains go to work almost instantly you take one For what happens in that glass happens in your stomach when you take a BAYER ASPIRIN tablet Relief comes in a few minutes Countless thousands know that about BAYER ASPIRIN Know by experience that it brings the quick relief you want when in distress Keep this in mind the next time your work or play is handicapped by a bad headache neuritis or rheumatic pain And ask for Bayer Aspirin by its full name "BAYER ASPIMN" when you buy Learn for yourself how fast you can get relief almost go to work amos instanty you take one For what happens in that glass happens in your stomach when you take a BAYER ASPIRIN tablet Relief comes in a few minutes Countless thousands know that about BAYER ASPIRIN Know by experience that it brings the quick relief you svant when in dis tress keept us in min nex me your work or play is handicapped by bad headache neuritis or 'ca4e1 PUBLISHSTt 8 NOTTCt a 11tirtircra 12 1936 Vol 48 No 81 ha Wek1V C11V star publiaried II ler Vrihrday SuoacriptIon price in SCAEacciri Kana nalahomm Inaa Ntbratka trkaroa Chlorttlo SOC yrrr: In ail hihrr Lau 42 SO a In Canaria Alaska 111an1 $2 no a vaar foreign gotio'rci al naahle In afflanco Iritrri eLoncl tlasq rns'Ir at th pnaInflir Ilt111 C't Mn uhrirr the itiq nt marrh 3 114 ruhkraton office at Eighteenth atreeti and Gland a yenta f' IL A It Bayer Aspirin 1936 LIGGITT MYIRS TODAeCO Ccit I I I ikiMINIMMEI 401 '4 1t.