The Wichita Eagle from Wichita, Kansas • 16

-7 -v- -sr -i i' vot jiV' 'S 'T I -f -jn-" i r- v7-r fc -rF-r i'-fi-5'' i -1" Z' i ir It --x i -t -r S- 1 i I l-1 THEWICHITA EAGLE TOURSDAY MORNINGNOVEMBER 22 1928 ''v -r' i I Sixteen '-j'-'I'V i- If L- j'- Aif 1 i ANNOUNCEMENTS EAGLE SEEK TO REPEAL -SOONER UAS LAW Legislators Would Perfnit Fuel to Be' Sold MORE ELEVATORS SAFE BECAUSE OF SCIENTIFIC TESTS i Joint investigation Centers Largely on Interblock- hi ing Devicesi -s- MEXICAN ADSIITS THAT HE KILLED HUTCHINSON MAN Murder of Homer Tanner Rooming1 House Owner Reveals Underworld HID UNDER A MATTRESS IZUTCHZNSON KAN Nor Fourd hiding under a mattress in another bunkhouee at Partridge Salvador Pardo was arrested litc Monday by Sheriff Fay Brown of Tizzo county and confessed that be ihzirto death Saturday night Homer Tanrer white man proprietor of a rooming house in this city The murder has revealed a sordid story of underworld life in which Tanner is alleged to have acted as 'solicitor for the trade of his own wife end other women l' Expose Stirs City The ezpocehss stirred the' city to irdignaIbn and county authorities declare that police must start a drive c'can up similar supposed vicious rocring houses rTcrrcr os murdered as he sat at th wheel of his car which was prrlred cn a darts rood in the out-s'jirtc of the city near a string cl MeTTlron bunk cars on the Rock Island trarks In the part with him wore Poe and Abe Valrezar under arrest on white slave charrea Mrs Maude Tanner his wife end Mr Ann OXaughlin and Salvador Prdo When the sheriff reached the scene a few minutes after the slaying Mrs O'Laughiln and the two Mexicans hei disappeared Pc? ccct -and prrfectly self-pos- seoscdvas serking to calm Mrs Tan-rrr who wes hysterical He told the herlf that the party had been held rp by a Mexican who ordered them to 'em up" fired and Red Get Into Quarrel tloned by Sheriff Brown Poe finally cleah" He told how he and Tanner end the two women had started out on a "business trip" and had stopped at a Mexican pool hall where they picked up Abe Valcazar and Pardo They then drove to the Mf-ran camp where the two women Tannenand the two Mexicans visited the box cars remaining nearly an hour j( On their return Poe told the sheriff Pardo and Tanner got into a row Poe ti it was because Pardo wanted one of the women to remain with hifti police say it was because Pardo insisted upon more commission being him for his work as solicitor According to story Pardo stood to the right -front of the car when he fired The sheriff points out that the bullet struck Tanner in the temple and that there is every inrtiff-tinn that ft struggle took place between Tanner and Pardo on the right hand side of the car Tanner's coat and shirt were tom open as if he had been in a struggle and blood was spattered over the right side of the car The right door was open Police theory is that Pardo attempted to drag Tanner from the car during the row SINGS MESSIAH SOLOS 1 i 1 Bethel Faculty Member to Participate in Den'ron Piesentatlon -NEWTON KAN Nov Beths! mllcge of hi city will be represented In the festival chorus of Denison university Grantville Ohio by Miss Elsa Kaury who is head of the voice department and director of the Bethel Iris Glee club $he has been engaged as soprano soloist for the rendition cf the oratorio "The Messiah" wh'ch will be given December 15 end 10 Miss Haury has studied under -the best teachers In the Eastj and been a member of college faculties fcelore coming to Bethel this yeat 1 Early marriages have had a "boom" in England there being among the 308710 couples who were wed in the past year 53000 under 21 dnd of these 12 bridegrooms were 10 and 34 brides placed Under and about the car to halt- it automatically if it starts falling out of control and to prevent dangerous jolts This work unlike the other Is being financed by elevator and Insurance concerns and related groups and has yielded many hitherto unknown facts which have led to i the redesigning of braking and shock absorbing devices The interlock tests are '-conducted in a model elevator in laboratory by Stutz and BaiUey of the bureau staff without charge to the manufacturers The tests are carried out with the aid of an ln-genipus apparatus devised by the bureau experts which Is a combined mechanical elevator operator and inspector First the interlock as initially adjusted and lubricated must withstand without indicatipn approaching: fure -100000 complete cycles of operation as if it were functioning with an elevator being run up and down a' shaft stopping 100000 times to receive or discharge passengers through- a door -which cannot be open unless the 'car is at rest at the landing: In addition to this test it must be able to withstand 25000 cycles of operation 'without lubrication 15000 without lubircation in 'a rust inducing: atmosphere and '15)00 normally lubricated but: with dust accumulating thickly on its surfaces all of which are intended to show whether it will function properly if neglected Another test discloses whether it will continue to operate satisfactorily after the normal conditions of wear have "caused the ele? vator to shift of wabble slightly from its: original position TURKEY DEMAND LARGER-: HUTCHINSON KAN Nov 21--Local poultry buyers say the turkey supply to this section looks good for Thanksgiving trade The crop has been above normal but the demand also has been good and juices are-staying np Farmers have been getting 35 cents a pound for turkeys Retail price will be around 45-cents here for dressed turkeys when the Thanksgiving buying begins i "-r--r 'Special Notices CEM3TERY Choice location WXchlJV? Park Cemetery Sell fdr hslf present asU- -tag -price 1015 a Murdock COLLECTIONS Personal Service Results or no Pay 405 Brown Bldg D807 3752 I UNITED LISTING EXCHANGE WILL CARS By hour 5650-W FOR or day Douglas WILL CARS FOR New strictly mod-homr School ons blodk Dj 6M1-J i 1 cm CHILDREN Caro for by the week good care private home i404J DKIVIMa To! Los AngcSSt Friday XSlw three passengers- with Urtf luggage Se Mr Travcr PV 226 North- ern building it Woman will care lor chil- drcn ln your homo or hers by the hour Pcuglss 4316-J-- I CHIMNEYS AND FURNACE lSiD Wm TRUCK Going to Sprthgliieldj MifsourL Make a good price on load or1 part-load Dj 8634-J LOSS YOUR WE1URT By Ue- Pul mcthoC 10U I tlU 11 1 UU 5 Funuon' J'-r AA Atausements BALLROOM -125 -Maln Berlnwv Monday advance Tues--: day and Thursday Private lessons 4307' And private Instruction's In "soctel and modem dancing Children and adults Beswn able 3881-W BALLROOM AND BALLET DANCINQ Classes and private Beginners- or advanced children or adults Lucllla Moor 8S3-R- Strayed1 Lost Found -M0 Large-yellow Angora cat1 Please tel- ephone Market 2322 Mrs Claud Sfan- ley- Reward BICYCLE FOUND yr Inquire 318 Kellogg Medium size dameo Brooch Ladies head white-gold jsountlng Lost between fourth block Norths -Topeka Central between Topeka -V i and Lawrence or between Central and 'Pin Lawrence Sunday afternoon Return to 308 Plne' Apt I Reward- 521 IN BILLS LOST' At the' Air Ckpltal Cafe HvardVr CaU Mkt 1832 Saturday stween Victor Rewarm- 8185 ifterniwn white fold between Victor 8t and Vtir town 'theater DOG Saturday afvernoon from Riverside district Primrose wlrdala Ah- swers to nemo Suitable reward -818 Amldon D'3246-J I DOG Black and white bird An- avers to name 308 -E Dewey 4iJ0-J Reward: SUITCASE On Meridian going -'to Union Station black leather containing chlld'a clothes Reward 420 Meridian WILL THE Who called" about grey overcoat lost last Wednesday pleas i calf P- again TRAIL Strayed or stolan Mack -and tan 8 years old has soma mange sQent trsileri nrwcrs to name of Will pay- reaaonabla reward Shepler 2014 8 Lawrence TOOLS LOST In fiber case Monday night on or near high school grounds Reward 304 8 Volutsia fit LOST (Old Mack and tan trail hound southeast of Wichita CaU B089-M 1 roll of poultry wire NOTnrr: 1 HOPKINS 1810 8 MAIN-- BLACK MARS Weighs about 1400 Knot on right hand front kne whits star la face- Had on blanket when last seem 1620 block South Meridian 1 1 nr BULL DOG Suridsv light brim- die whlta strin In face Tail trimmed short Reward 1585-J after 1 5 trli Smooth mouth bay horse pony brand on left hip 1200 8 Ogver- Kansas -Humana society 'KEYS fiOST j--' Reward -i Csll Mr King at 44bo 1 Buick Standard Coupe Mg yws yyo-T Automotive: liTAutomobileilfor Sale! 11 BUICK MASTER SEDAN New tires Saerlflca if sold at ones -Trade i ot terms -1758- Falrriew 4931-W Buick -Coupe Buick Touring a -I 8121 ng 4 6at'49409 9 4 O'S 065 kj jkS Jng' Touring -93 Cols Touring Studebaker Stephens Roadster Ford ''Touring Ford Lighr Any of 819 Ni Mate -BUICK 5 passenger tHrij 1928 COUPE- 1 Hrlre -wheels perfect Mndftlonl Only driven llOCO Today on 112)000 BL 663 140 Lawrence v'i-j 5" -'v Buick Coupe 1927 Buick Mcoupe 192 1934 Buick Coupe i 1937 Chrysler 70 coupe T- 1 Chrysler 72 coup and aadAn 1927 PGntlac Coach 204 EUcabeth CHANDLER 810 I Praetleauy UkWj -new 1937- model why taw a car when you can buy this for 1150 Simp- son 313 So Market Chevrolet Sedan Late 1937 Looks like hew and only drive oj 74100 mUea' Heat slick extras A bargain" 491 today See 1L t- M-K MOTOR CO i 217 Lawrence DODGE SEDAN Perfect condition 1 nodn only $135 Simpson Motor Co 313 4 Bo avket si 1 j'i: 1925 Dodge touring I thoroughly rcmi dltloned slickest one la town Nann Bond Motor Co 223 8 Lawrence WAAd odge coupevm- 3 U'- --'Phone yiM-L 1 I ANNOUNCkMENTSH SpeciarNoticca -iS IT" I 4 a I -i VJ7 -t it'-: A 4 -Li- V-- i' sriiwsaasst CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Rates Day it? One Sunday Ui 30a vat' Una Three week days 14e pet bn On week day i''Vo4a6406664 18cpr Un Seven days (oner week l3e per on Count fiv average words-to a lln No advertisemenL ot less thn thiee lines acce pted' 10' discount it seven 67 from paid: for within first insertion Error la Clajrdf led Advertisements should bo reported immediately' as Th WKhita satlo will oa responsl- £'' bis tor only on incorrect Insertion' Xb-5 Wichita Ssgla endsavors ito -j print only --truthful want ads and rwUl apprclat bavins It attention -called to any advertiaement not to tha hlx best standards of' 'v hOSMBtyv- X-TIm Wichita ZmglB resemi thcirttht to edit or reject any dasslfisd Ad- vcrtlsement All ads ara restricted tc (heir proper classifications To insert an ad just phone Market 4400 and ask for an Deaths ana MnaCrfaw Card Thanks -Flowora and Mortuaries Hesltk 'and Hjclsa Special Nattoes oassaooooooor6ia Bnslnccs MaUcsa Fersanala w' pwWOdlOd paSSOVOQBOV Anucmsti eiAMfitoioooos a Itcitthi Radies Meaotfosoa Strayed- Lost Faaad 6iOOOMM9a 1 Strayed Isrt FdI ANNOUNCEMENTS Cards of Thanks WZ WISH TO Our friends and neighbors for their flowers and sympathy during tha bereavement of our dear motberj Sarah Orsborn Morgan VanWhikle Flowers and 3 FOR SEASONABLE Call MeagC Oreenhouse Market 2344 1 eallhand Hygiene 4 lDUNHAii Cancer Specialist rhla ad la 8500 credit oa Ucatmsnt Guaranteed to Cure Offlcq at Gem Pharmacy Phone 2782 1201 Douglas The greatest prophylactic inB antiseptic for Icdlcr personal hygiene: racfo convanlcBt Write for literature PERSON aL HTGXgNB OCX Sox lias -'wieiiiteKan Special Notices Patent Attorney ig $23 Union NatlonalSi 4353' ilNNK BPrwnk lank' Bldg TURKEY AMD CHICKEN DINNER Coa-gregstlonsl Church 11X8 Thanksgiving IlUL CaU 41S1-W or 42F22 for reservatlonts i- -t- SHOE REPAIR CO --r Phones Market 45g and 133 i -I-- 130 Smith Topeka WBBM (770-2804) Chicago Medical -Snorts i --y ow wtw (700-428l) Cincinnati Garden Music SslS Ta kl rm WIBO 11480-202) Chicago Songs -and Jokes 8:30 54 1 KFAB (770-38041 Lincoln Orchestra KWKH (850-35371 Shreveport Studio Pro-aram 34 hours) i WCFL (070-303) Chicago pane Musle i WON (710-4161 Chicago Th Snow NBO SYSTEM MsxweU Hour fn WLW WDAF KVOO WBM OA WMAQ (670-4475) Chicago Minstrel Sho WTAM (1070-2301 Clevel-ud Recital Hour PKM KYW (1020-384) Chicago Concert Orch- estraj News KTHS BOO-175) Hot Springs Arlington Orchestra 1 WBBM (770-3S9A) Chicago Courtesy Pror COLUMBIA NETWORK RinunOne Shdw Boat to 'KMOX KMBC 1 NBO- Halsey Stuart to WLW WDAF WOW KVOO KOA -WMAQ (670-4475) Chicago Stein Pii gram Jr -i WSM-t (650-46L3) HashvlUe' Courtesy Fro- gram J- i 9:88 -F KOA T830-361) Denver Extension Ser- ViCCK' i- i KBO Palais Orchestra to WOW-- WDAF (610-492) Eansas City Dane Mu- ale WON' (710-416) Chicago Musical- Melange NBO Fortune Teller to WLW WMAQ (670-447 A Chicago Whitney Trio 10:09 KFAB (770-3894) Llncolh Popular: Orch- WBBM (770-3894) Chicago Miner's Orch- (S7G-344gr Chicago' -Mlk liri Br- man Whk (1890-2157) Cleveland' Orrifat -estra -i WIBO (1480-202) Chicago Popular Dance Orchestra ai WLW (700-426 3) Cincinnati MeH and Dan WMAQ-(670-4478) Chicago Amo 'n Andy Concert Orchestra i WSM (650-48L3) Nashvllls Studio 'Pro-gram i--i 10:58 WCFL (970-309) Chicago RacltsI Popular Program WON 4720-416) Chicago Pat Bamesi Oroh- estra: 'viy NBO PoUacVs Orchestra to- WOW WLW (700-425) CincinnatL Swiss Garden Orchestra -f-j 21:0 COLUMBIA Cana-diana to Gacox KMBC KOIU: 'Trvz 11:00 fcYW 41020-294): Chicago Flortto Orchestra KMOX-(1090-275) fit Loulk Dance Music (3 hrs) tt WON (720-418)' ChlesgO Dream Ship Chicago Dance Pro- WTT (700-4211) Cincinnati Showbox Orchestra WMAQ (070-447 Chicago- Benstm Oreh- estra -1 W-s -i i 11:48 M-WDAF Kansas City Nlghlhawk 1 Frolic MI0NX sa itivw niMJviuai y- KYW (1020-294) Chicago Insomnia Club (Copyright 1028 by 'Audio Service Chicago) IN PROGRESS SIX YEARS yrASHINGTONf N0V The safety of millions of Americans who daily use elevators 'is being" steadily enhanced fay two groups of scientists in the bureau of standards working in co-operation 1 with statA and city authorities manufacturers architects insurance underwriters and the American Society of Mechanical 2in-Ineers Since about three-fourths 'of all elevator accidents are those in' which individuals fall through open doors into the shaft when the car is absent or are- crushed between the moving car and the sillMnost of the wotk has been directed toward the assurance cf adequate protection against- these hazards -sK'i: This work has centered largely abcut the testing of various Interlock devices -designed to prevent a cay from leaving a landing unless the shaftway door is closed and locked and to prevent' the door from being opened unless the car is -at rest at the landing1 Tbs tests have been In progress five or six years the supervision of Dr Ii Briggs -assistant director of the bureaiuln charge of research and testing and already have brought "about numerous improvements in interlocking devices in general use At the same time investigations and tests undertaken about two and a half years ago under the direction of A Dickenson of the bureau's scientific staff are going forward to ncrease the efficiency of devices arnic of i i A OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAL NOV 2fp)X-W 0: Lewis ss4istsht attor ney general and independent oil cp-erator- today announced that jui ef-fort would -be xnsde during Lhe twelfth" legislature to obtain passage of a similar to one yetoed by! Governor Johnstcm two! years ago allowing the piiplng'Tof natural gas from Dklahoma to other states Frank' Carmichael Beckham county represeUthtlve armed with resiu- tions thjatLhave been passed by sev-eral cbambers of commerce in western and southwestern Oklahoma wil sponsor 'the xneasure In the house while Rexroat of Ardmore win support the bUl in the senate: A measure which would haye air loped transportation of gas into her states was passed by senate and house two years ago only to meet! the' governor's veto aiuuv The chief executive took the position that the fuel'Should be conserved for citizens of -the state and that if it were marketed in the natural resources soon would be exhausted While a member of the first' legislature1 Governor Johnston fought for the gas conservation bill and ft lias remained on the statute bools i almost since statehoocLl Those who are attempting' to strike down the bars' to allow Oklahomar gas ta be sold in other states-claim that the average life of a well is five years and fuel is golng to waste or which there is no market The1: state the promoters jtossesses school land upon which gas is produced If they bin passed they argued the fuel could be readily sold and -additional revenue obtained for Meanwhile te Magnolia das company is testing out the constitutionality of the state law in the United States supreme court' Ai CHILDREN -V Pupils Were-Half-starved Former Matron Testifies at Frisco Probe -r- fVf JSAN TRANCISPO NOV Additional charges of maladministration were made against the federal Indian bureau here -yesterday at the senatorial of Indian affairs 1- i Mrs Daniel Robertson former matron of the Yuma- Indian reservation school testified that 180 boys and girls in the school were "half -starved' being fed on "weevil-infested! beans and bread made from bad flour Although there were dairy coto'at the school she Said none of the milk was' ever given 'to the Indian children Shephen Knight and Wiillam Indians from Ukiah CaL said their people in the northwestern of the state were impoverishifd that much" of the land glven them was unfit for agriculture that they lived in hovels without floors that they had difficulty in getting Work and that there was no money for the old people of the tribe hr 0H THE AIR TDDAY A 'V i I- I --V McClelland (Barclay whose "portrayals of the modem American girl have 1 made him orie of the foremost artists cf the generation will folJow Charles Dana Gibson on the air tonight rith his ideas concerning the beauty of American woinex) during the iecoad of the "Serenade? broadcasts at 7 Central standard time A musical program will also be heard during the period which goesvon the through stations WLW Cincinnati KWK J5t Loiils KYW Chicago WREN Lawrence KVOOr Tulsa WFAA Dallas 'U- Zvan Xvantzof Russlah baso whose foice bas been called the equal-of Chaliapin'S will be fesitured tonight during the Sonora Hour on the Columbia network at 8 Central standard time rom statkmjsWKRC Cincinnati WBBM Chicago KMOK St Louis KMBC -Kansas City KOIL Council Bluffs the Shade of the: Old Apple Tree? You Wore Tulip "Daisies Wont Tell "Southern uid other horticultural selections will make ujy a VGarden of Muslc? to be broadcast at 9 Eastern standard time tonlghVfrom station WI 'Cincinnati KFH HOTEL LASSEN 1SOO-236S 0 10 11 ti4Aton 1:25 2 Marini 0:40 a Radio Farm Flashes: 11:16 a OrthophonlS Hour 2:10 Police Department Bulletin Jav hawker Girl Aunt Houaehold nu Loxa Show from Miller Th ater i-i -v' 7:50 Sanford's Orehetra 10 American Legion Band directed bj Duff Middleton rnnm Fa'lLj 7s a Astoria' Muste to KBO SYSTEM Waldorf Astoria Musis vv''-rf 1 W-S -r CALDWELL Nov 21-Elmer Johnson for several years a well kxynm poultryman here is remodeling a business building: for a hatchery He will Install au Incubator: of 20000-egg capacity WTViv NGS Nov t21-f An PONWAY SPRINGS Omaha irm whicji has qpntragted" for the grading and culvert work on state highway No 49 from the Sedgwick coimty line south through this: city to state highway No12 has I un-loaded much of Its and established a camp' just south of here 4 WELLINGTON Nov'" William Tlannehill 86 Civil war veteran and since 1878 a resident of Kansas died about midnight 'Monday at the home of his daughter Mrs Lou Wi dick In thic city Since coming to this state he has resided in both Cowley and Sumner counties Surviving are three daughters a son 20 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and two half brothers CONWAY SPRINGS Nov two-room house has heeii purchased by the city government here and will be moved to the municipal park where it wlU be remodeled 'into a building suitable for a public library LI f-V r' YATES CENTER Nov Mrs Ada Holcomb who has -been cashier for the local telephone company for a number of years has resigned and Mrs 'Ellen Peppard hAs been appointed to fill the Vacancy i I -V-i I W' springs Nor 214 Small pox ls reported to have broken! out vnear here While several casei have been! reported the-disease 18 said to be under control Many deople fearing: the disease are belxigvacci-r '-f A WELLINGTON Nov A hearing on the petition for a gravel road oh state highway -No 55 from Belle Plaine east to the Cowley county line a distance of seven miles will be heard here i December 4 by the -board of coimty commLslsoners The road would be improved under the benefit district BEtLE plaine Nov Mr and Mrs King of -Belle Plaine reeled brated their sixty-first wedding aixnl- versary at their home here recently Manyof their old-time friends were present dbr: the occasion i WELLINGTON NOT Brown of Caldwell driver of an automobile which several days ago crashed into the banister of abridge just south of here injuring four persons pleaded guilty in a justice court this week to driving a motor car while the influence of liquor He wasisentenced to serve 60 days in the JalL-: V- Z00 KEEPER IS BADLY GORED BY EKRAGED GHU Washington 21- vp Morris Phillips a keeper at the Ns-tibnal' Zoological park was severely gored today by an African gnu whose cagehe cleaning Despite his wounds Phillips' warded Off other attacks by the animal and escaped Irani the cage The gnu -which has hoins 18-inches long was given to the zoo two years ago and has been: known orbits Jbad temper i i 'i WILL ENLARGE COURSE i Rock' Cliff Country Club to Have 13-hole Golf Course PONCA CITY OKUL Nov (Special) Plans to add an additional nine holes to the Rock Cliff Country club are nearing completion tfnd a temporary course of 18 -holes Js expected to be In readiness for the opening of the clubhouse theflrst of February according to'M Long of the golf committee Arthur Jackson solf professional of Oklahoma City rwbo laid out the original nine bolee of the course: has been called' into consultation and Is now working out a course when the beeinning of each holes of the course will be near tha clubhouse The entire course will subject to changes to be made later For tha past three months work on th falrwars has been In progress Tha directors-of the elub havc arranged to ard tha fund to approximately 2000 tows build the course- THE WEATHER Continuation of fair pleasant wezther is seen by forecasters Peterson last night forecast -fair Thursday and Friday not mkeh change ia temperature7 temperatures ranged from 32 to 65 degrees giving Wichita and Vicinity some of Jthe pleasantest weather conditions that have prevailed since the -outset of the rainy snowy spelL Daily report of westher United States department p( agriculture Local sines weather bureau i Wichita November 31 Forecast: Kansas fair Thursday 'and Friday somewhat colder Thursday in east portion slightly warmer-Friday west and central portions- Oklahoma Thursday and Friday -fair little-change in temperature Weather conditions: Light precipitation has occurred during the last hours in Manitoba Minnesota and tha lake region Klsewbero the weather was generally fair Temperatures are somewhat below the seasonal normal this evening In tha gulf and south Atlantis regions while they are general! above the normal elsewhere tha being suite warm for the season as a rule- In the Canadian Northwest the northern Rocky mountain region and the middle and northern plains 'districts- OSNERAL DATA Temperatures in the folTowlu tha lowest lor last night for today -L: V-v Precipitation la' tha amount of rain melaed snow in ''Inches tor pear hours'- -j- Observations taken at Joesl time' ring table are and the- highest or 34 I Temperatures' Stations: 1 Ixiw Ht-h Rafn Weath-r Abilene tt Amarillo 30 Boise 30 8 54 1 SO OO 00 oa Clear a-Clear Clear' I 30 50 Calgarfr 30 44 Chicago eooileo 30'-44 Oinclnnsti 33 48 r00 Fair Concordia 80 60 0 Clear Denver' 40 S3 joo Clear- Dea Moines 33 IF V- 00 Clear Dodge City 10 'S4 j)0 Ciesr Edmonton 30 -l VJ Paso 34 5S Cloudy Fort Bmlth 301 64 00 Clear Fort Worth vo 00 Clear palveston' 48 -63 rOO 'Clear Helena 40 CO 04-: Clear Huron 36 '50'- 09 Clear Jacksonville 3S 53 OO Clear Kansas City 38 60 00 clear Llttla Rock 30 'OO yfJO -y Clear Loa Angeles 00 80 -OO Pair Memphis 80 60 't oo Clear Minneapolis is -44 0l Cloudy New Orleans 4': SO 00 Clear New York S3 4 00 Cloudy North Platt 34 Clear -oa i i Sciear Oklahoma City Phoenix Portland Pueblo Roswell SO y3 03 St Louis 32 30 Salt Laks 36 -y-i 44 Ban Francisco 53 V- 65 -oo Ore 43 -if 55 0 14 56 -'00 Clear Clear Clear) 1 Clear Clear j-Cleady Clear 'Cloudy 00 00 -oo 00 Springfield lb 30 SO 00 Washington 36 0-40 00 WICHITA 32 68 JOO Winnipeg -30 SO 01 LOCAL DATA yHEWSIHKAHSflS the iail where he was ques- 7 an The week ably It The new aU-electacs receiver i vA --s J- 'h hJy f- 'rf ''J 17 4 'ii A ZAA-Als Radio Corporation of America introduces this another fine cabinet Receiver at the remark- low price of $215 I employs the popular tuned-radio-frequency circuit adopted by so many leading'manufacturers of quality sets mAll-electricM operation of course "1: chief feature of the "4V design is the use of the i RCA Electro-Dynamic speaker Music arid the voice are reproduced with all the full and mellow I introduces iver at remark- 4 A -v i 7 1 iL XrRAY examination ijf -'I BLOOD TESTS MADE 'W? J- 1 JteWvV Are yea one ef the 1008) unfortunate who S' through -overwork excessive sudy dfsslpa- r-tioU 1 etc have wrecked I your -haelth and uwnly powers? We ell make mistaken but many make the second 1 serious mistake of-v neglecting tlieir weakened condition rely Ing on nature to help' Building up und cur Ing of weak bfoken down -men la our life? work Thousands of -cured greteful patieute will veeeh' for eur skill honesty end abil- ity Cur treatment overcomes all -tha lUi effects ot former -fdUv makes Uae -t 'Mmi strong and steady: purifying und enriches the blood so tbat Tw sooo --possesses the confidence energy and magnetism of tp manlv man Avoid tern- Tporary stimulants Seek permanent restoration vV OtJB Blood Poison Kidney Blsddef and Prostate Dlreases ffawtuAunln Bilan RlAhPa nMltpastBfl mMlttL HertOM DlStlRtS PJnSOltt WMI Varicocele Pile Dicers Contracted Diseases Nervous Diaei -I v'- 4J I1 -V i-r c1' 4 -1 -J 14 -k -1 1 i 4 I Ms 1 9F i 4 -riA f1 5' -i 7-fyp- 1 lVA -y 'A I FRANCISCO 's-'nesa due to Indiscretions th penalty of excesses: Skin end Venweal JMMeea fwtbh all mdielae 25 rears' ixperienci ConialUtiod and essnuuiauoa i Free Out-of-town med Invited to gen white in Wichita Come In and tatt our richness of the original board: contributes to the unusually large "baffle realisxh of reproduction li Any RCA Radiola Dealer will demonstrate this new Radiola ih your home Pur chase may be' made on the convenient RCA Time Payment Plan seea Trained sFEciousT private and blood diseases EXAMINATION: $100 Are you on ef the ftheusaada pf human Wieeka falteree lu alter' in Uf7 Are ye diseased aO MtwgBUIrV Sto in -sira WHO 4 5:13 M- 'iV WMAf) (570-4475 Cbicaro1 Tojwy Turvj Time -Jr-- 'i 5:20 F'M-- WDAF (610-492) Kansaq City Air SriwoL 5L KFAB' (770-3S94) Uneoln Dinner Concert WCFL (0170-300) Chicago ti Federation of '-Labor Hour' v- wow (500-50a2) Omaha Studio Profram W6M (650-4SL3) Naah villa Studio En- ocmble Nows 6:80 M-'Hr WDAF-(810-483) Meyara Or-- chestra 1 WLW 4700-421 I) CincinnatL: Doherty's Or-ctiestra y- W6M (850-4612) Nashville Loveman Flayers 0:50 i WON (720-416) Chlcagq Almanack Floor-walker ---''7Kn F--M KFNF (600-237) ShonandoalC Seed poum Proirtn- 'V WCFL (970-309) Chicago TalkrEnterUln- ffj A 'A- KBO St stem' The Book Shop 1 to WLW WOW KOA WDAF WBM 1 WIBO 1147O-E02) CPlcaxe News Muslcale KBC SYSTEM Lehn and fink Serenade to -KVOO WFAA WLW KPRC KYW WOAL KWK WREN A WMAQ (670-4475) Chleago of Chieaio vr-' WMAQ (070-4475) Chicago Pianist Health KdA (530-161) Denver Cosmo'polltan' Or-chestra KBO SYSTEM Hoover Sentinels to WLW WOW KBO SYSTEM Champion Spafken to j- KFAB (770-3834) Lincoln Courtesy Fro- CXLDMBIA NETWORK' Sonera I- KM OX S3CBO KOIU -V- Bn with cenfidmc 4m tom See this sign wsruoDt as tirsd wbgn getting up to meruteg a when rleg bed? 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OF 1 NEW YORK 1 Highest temperature this slat since' 1188 degrees In 193Tn lowest X0 degreds in 1383 Today's hlghest 4S degrees at 3:30 rm lowest 32 degrees at 4 a Humidity a 33 1 a 44 il Total precipitation HTT tnehes normaLj 80-87 Data for November 88: Sun rises nt 7:15 sets at 5:15 Moon In first quarter seta at 8:42 a PEZZRSON' Meteorologist THEDlL' CAMPBELL' CLINIC' XiV- SPECIALISTS Satire Second Floor 414 Bast Douglas Avow Wleklta Kan RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA CHICAGO SAN 'A 'i -v-' y' --).