The Wichita Eagle from Wichita, Kansas • 7

I THE WICHITA EAGLE TUESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 18 1930 1 i jeim -L I nr FOUNDATIONS FOR HEW POST OFFICE NEARLY COMPLETED COMPLETING PLANS FOR NEW HIGHWAY i WEAVER SEEN AS LEADERS IN SOONER LEGISLATURE 1924 The road was declared of public utility by the county commissioners In 1928 4 LANDSLIDE PROVES BOOMERANG HERE UEBERLXNGEN GERMANY Nov 17 VP) The Fascists polled so many -votes here in yesterday's municipal election that their landslide turned out to be a boomerang Only eight Fascist candidates were on the ticket but their followers cast enough ballots to 13 on the proportional representation basis of one seat in the city council for each block containing a certain number of votes The result was that the authorities divided the surplus votes among other parties which had candidates to spare with the practical effect of adding five seats to the city council antl-Fasdst section Work Expected to' Swing Under Way on State Highway 55 Early Next Spring A WELLINGTON KAN Nov Work Is expected tp get started early next spring on State Highway 55 east from Belle Flalne to the Cowley county line as a result of the recent ruling of the state supreme court regarding the financing of state highways within the various counties of the state George Roseberry county engineer of Sumner county will meet November 26 with the state highway commission to undertake to get a con he was a member of the constitutional convention McDougal they said might be better on the floor than Weaver i It is certain that three of the leading members of the so-called coalition of the last James Nance Tom Kight and Homer will not try for either the speaker or the floor leader job Paul who had SO votes pledged for his candidacy announced late last week he hap released them and would not make the race Many of these votes are believed to be in Weaver's camp McDougal however is well versed In governmental matters and has been close to Murray His friends are urging him for the place Weaver was at the capital Saturday with Claud Briggs bf Wilburton former house member find elected this year to the state senate A newspaper editor Weaver nas kept in I dose touch with politic and govern rdent When Murray spoke In that section of the state recently he Is said to have called upon Weaver to introduce him to his audience A meeting of the house members has not yet been called and what sentiment can be learned comes from those who have met here and discussed the matter Pledges have been made by at least a half dozent legislators who have been reelected to stand directly behind Murray in his legislative program These members say the entire 'legislature will go into office Janu- Wishes of Goremor-elect Murray to Be Followed in Organization PAUL QUITS RACE OKLAHOMA CITY NOV move tor Carlton Weaver of Latimer county for speaker and A McDougal of Creek bounty for majority floor leader of the house appears to be gaining momentum according to legislators who have visited the capitol during the last week The election over the next lmpor-: tant political move is the organization of the house and senate and In that organization the wishes of Governor-elect Murray will be followed Murray is said to have desired that a new member be placed in the house presiding chair so those members who have been at the capitol say a new member probably will have it Weaver and McDougal are both said to be satisfactory to Murray for speaker Both were dose to him in the constitutional convention days friends said he would doubts less be approved by Murray because ary 6 pledged to co-operation with the administration Since Murray fra been reported to favor a new member as speaker the old members are not Inclined to question It was learned from a source dose to the governor-elect that he believes there would be more harmony in the house with a man of the type of McDougal or Weaver In the chair than If a member of the former session which debated impeachment of former Governor Henry EL Johnston presided While it has been rumored that a move to elect a new member as president pro tempore of the senate is gaining headway Sen John McDonald of Durant said he did not believe Murray would take any part In the organization but' would adopt a -off" policy there Sen Stlgler of Stlgler Is the only one who has definitely announced his candidacy for the place 8tlgler a holdover is said to have the support of virtually all of the holdover senators He recently had a short conference with Murray here but its nature was not learned It was said by friends of Murray that he probably wodld have no objections to Senator Stlgler There has been no indications as yet as to what positions br committer assignments a trio of veteran senators will aspire They are Tom Anglin Holden ville Paul Stewart Haworth and Mac Williamson last year president pro tempore Democrats in the house are casting about for a suitable appropriations committee chairman Kight who held the position last session said he was a man" and would seek no office but would serve where Murray wants me" 8m all group of senators and representatives are meeting here from time to time learning sentiment and forming the basis for a decision which will become public when the Democratic caucus is held late In December Until that time the organization of the next legislature will remain largely speculation unless a majority of each house voice an agreement upon some one member If a holdover Is named floor leader of the minority party In the senate the choice probably will 11a between Otjen of Enid afid Ferguson of Pawnee PIONEER IS STRICKEN LYONS KAN Nov Far-1 rar 85 and a pioneer resident of Ster- tract with the state whereby plans for the road Including all necessary surveys might be started during the winter months by the local force of engineers Should this plan be adopted and the contract made the state would not have to rush plans and they would be ready for the construction of the road when road-building weather arrives The ruling of the supreme court was that on benefit districts started and approved by the county commissioners prior to April 1 1929 the county must Issue bonds for the construction of the road and -that the state retire these bonds with the exception of the benefit districts' share which includes the shares of the property owners and the townships In the the cost fell to the county plus whatever aid might be allotted by the state the Sumner county has been without funds to the amount needed for the Improvement of the seven- mile strip on Highway 55 The state' will bear the expense of constructing two bridges on Highway 55 one to span Cowskln creek and the other the Arkansas river The remainder of the work or earth and cul WICHITA'S IL200000 federal building has reached that stage where its foundations are all but completed The photograph reproduced here shows the basement walls as they appeared yesterday some of which already have been finished enclosing the excavation under the entire building The new building the site of which is located between Main and Market on Third will furnish work for Considerable Wichita labor throughout the winter and next Staff photo OUR COMPLETING ANNUL SUGAR BEET HAHVEST ling died in that city following a long Illness Hewas bord In Ohio and with his wife came to Kansas 56 yean ago settling at Sterling where the family have since made their home He Is survived by his widow and four daughters SCARCITY OF MOISTURE HURTS WHITER WHEAT TOPEKA Nov nA-OTr-Lack of moisture was reported today by the federal department and state board of agriculture to have resulted in damage to the Kansas winter wheat crop Slight Hessian fly Infestations In southeastern Kansas also were last month made an initial payment of $175000 to growers Payments will be for beets delivered at the factories during the month of October According to records of shipments 2292 carloads of beets were received at the Rocky Ford fac toy for which payment wlU total about $1215000 At the Swlnk factory at the Holly Sugar corporation 1467 carloads were received bringing the crop payment by that company to approximately $770000 While this year's sugar beet crop Is considerably larger than that of any recent year harvesting Is progressing much more rapidly than ever before according to a survey by railroad officials PROTECTION MUST NOT LAG Dainty and Fresh aftep Jap Rose Beauty Bath Soft smooth skin sweet as a petal is yours after a beauty bath with pure glycerin Jap Rose Its creamy deep-cleansing lather frees the skin of all impurities brings a tingling flnr of haaitfu Jap Boa root atta youthful aod aa a ihampoct nakaa your hair upurfcliny ahnwriaiiU 10c ail Saalara Sap fibse Soap Second Monthly Payroll Nets Ark Valley Growers Almost 82000000 LIBERAL KAN Nov The second monthly sugar beet payroll of the current season netted Arkansas valley growers nearly $2000000 on November 15 according to compilations It also marks completion of approximately three-fourths of the annual sugar harvest It Is estimated The American Beet Sugar company vert work will be built by the benefit districts Bonds will be issued to the amount of one-half the cost of the project and federal aid win be iised to pay the remaining 50 per cent The county later will be refunded as will the property owners in the benefit districts Residents along the proposed highway east of Belle Plains circulated petitions for the improvement of the highway and filed the petitions in Oil IF I- 10 ABOUT THE SEN SAtlONAL TUNNEL MURDER OF CH ICAGOS RACKETEERING REPORTER ODERN business is restless with dmbition Never still never satisfied it constantly seeks new methods new Appliances new uses A ceaseless reshaping of practices readjustment of fadlities Not only has modem business required new forms of indemnity but new manufacturing processes and new buildings of undreamed proportions have brought new fire hazards STOCK FIRE INSURANCE has not only met the insurance requirements but by research 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Scores of murders has gang-ridden Chicago known but none that aroused a fury of indignation such as this one did Were the mobs to throttle the freedom of the press? Black headlines shrieked the fuming offers of $55000 in newspaper rewards Chicago Justice stepped into action And then came the sordid like cold muddy water thrown in the faces of the boiling avengers Jake Lingle the supposed Crusader against Crime a racketeer I Veined with intrigue splotched with corruption the Jekyll-and Hyde career of Reporter Lingle makes the most fascinating story of Politics wedded to Crime that ever came out of the Windy City What did Capone know of the death of his erstwhile friend? Why did the Police Commissioner rage over the loss of the who- was like a son" and then lapse into silence? Whose was the glove found near the death spot? 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