Burlington Gazette (Newspaper) - February 4, 1933, Burlington, Iowa Burlington Merchants Are Offering Unusual Values and Invite You to Burlington to Trade WEATHER Sunday warmer IOWA'S OLDEST RIVER feet 4^4 rise of 414 inches since yesterday THE BURLINGTON GAZETTE THERE WITH THE 10 JULY 10, 1837. A V 1. 1!):;:;. CENTS FARM CONFEREES OFFER NEW PLAN SEN. HARRISON SEEKS AID FOR U. S. BUSINESS Thinks Senate Survey Will Elicit Some Constructive of to to tlic now sonic ns to 1)0 done to His tlic is not to go ufC into for detailed and 11 Is not intended to and I lie malls been Hooded Willi plans for tlic last primary in tlic of business and professional men to Rive views Is to together a variety of ami to sift and sec if can be helpful lo as well as tbc new Democratic party has made promises that it will tackle tho and hy one or another will belter political mind knows full well that there is no time to in started toward a now and March 4 a of the has a in the action of who summoned to and laler to Mr. Roosevelt has a collection of advisors of his but the of business men included in those invited to come lu fore the Harrison committee is not often asked its opinions with the bankers and captains of industry there is a of The on Senator Harrison has been is that particularly the business were lo their frank views some helpful would he In order that these men he In express themselves the out that their expression will be welcome in or It Ik believed some of tho men asked to come to will prefer to write their views to Senator Harrison and to testify later if Won't Keal Tlie is hound to attract attention what will do about the If indeed there is so formal as a is quite another liltle new probably will be nut as about could ho said current conditions lias been most of the men invited will not say what really will have in the of their that if the would cease about how lo set re-elected and more the state of the would be an which would aid materially in economic For Vet CHARGE is proposed for the of head the S. to succeed Frank T. when the enter wounded and decorated in the World was an of the Disabled American HITLER CURBS Suspends Socialist Raids Communist Party ALLOTMENT RELIEF PLAN HAS APPROVAL OF CARL VROOMAN 1,--(A.P.I-A secretary of told a senate today lhat the domestic farin bv tile bouse was sound and seemed lo have to become a Carl of in the agricultural under in of the after homas Y. chairman of ihc on national hail opposed it. Wickham asserted it fail to raise farm that the to have the approval of and of a tif the farm a emergency ilie basic principle of the he HERRING SIGNS 2 MORiS MEASURES 1. today signed two one use of tor 11 oilier the nt of ol office the stale bnard of 1 infill Hic i In I i (i ul 1 I r I i I ill 111 i 111;, will 11 main In nil u c ii iil il iil 1 iif I 4.-(A.P.)-Tho Prussian diet today defeated a motion for centrists and socialists in combination defeated the proposal by a vote of lo Feb. Adolph Hitler has taken action to curb drastically the activities of highest parties his regime and today be proceeded with plans to send the recalcitrant membership of Ihc Prussian Tlic represent iiiR a state than all in the reich lias a chance today to dissolve voluntarily but it mattered little whether such action was The cabinet was that new Prussian will he called for March the day that a new or will he was considering lo dissolve the diet of of the for days and the raids on and of communist served lo stifle the Iwo chief opposition and the Catholic parties are now in the full stride of their to out They formed a in the but was the election Would destroy Suspension of Iwo socialist newspapers and of today's edition of the communist the Hole occurred The ministry nf interior at Weimar suspended Iwo newspapers for ten days and Iwo weeks for reprinting alleged treasonable matter which appeared lu Police raided a secret in and on HOUSE REFUSES TO CUT SALARIES Proposal to Reduce Pay to Per Year Voted Starts on Cruise Feb. 4.-(A.P.I upon his last before assuming the y 4, Franklin D. arrived here today lo begin a ten-day cruise down the Alighting from a special train horo him from the White Warm tho president-elect was greeted hy a composed of and cily which extended to him I he heavily overcast immediately set out upon a. short sightseeing tour of the and then proceeded lo Hemming in the downtown section for a brief address before hoarding Vincent Astor's trim vacht Along the route the president-elect look through the cily thousands gathered during the hour fore the Among the tutors wore virtually all the school j children of the j Streets were off for a radius 1 of two blocks at Hemming park in of spectators were I I Dave and i T. rode with Mr. on his When Ihc party arrived at park a great went np the Mayor Alsop Governor Sholtz who in turn introduced the Through a special set of Roosevelt spoke ing he was to he here as the of Governor Sholtz and With a he announced he bad discovered that Mayer Alsop and he were fifth cousin married iny Mr. Roosevelt The crowd am glad to he back here after an absence of seven years and note I he the president-elect am pushing off to the unknown The press and my friends have lieen good enough to give mo a vacation for ten Concluding bis brief remarks with a smile and a Mr. remained seated in the automobile for a few moments while several spectators pressed close eager to shake his Notes from an American drum and bugle corps sounded out as a band joined tho car rolled away to a dock on tlic John's river whore Mr. boarded the yacht to his YOUNG MEN HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT ON IOWA CITY HIGHWAY Iowa 1 Hussell Curl 2;>. and of were in a serious today in an Iowa Cily as a result of an accident miles east of here last Curtis received a broken shoulder and facial cuts while Barclay fractured his home from the basketball game their driven li left the highway and completely demolishing the STIRS SUSPENDS AID David S. Likely to Lose Place for Magazine PRISON FUGITIVE PARDONED Feb. - action for of ail article of congress in an interview Imlay lhat he upon to furnish proof the Feb. senate's 7:*.-ycar-ol(l David S. was suspension today for a magazine accusing some of congress of accepting He was removed from his familiar chair to senate's presiding after a public trial in that historic judgment will be passed next In one of the most unusual scenes in congressional Barry was called before tho senate bar He acknowledged writing the admitted he no but asserted his belief that his article was In Tlie article in question was i under Barry's name in the current issue of the New which is edited by Alfred E. ItB title was the Hill to Among its statements was to popular there are not many crooks in That is out-and-out The attention of congress was first called to the article by of New who said in the house Barry should he forced to tell the of members who accepted In the the Barry faced the accusing Under the stern questioning of some of tho senate's most able legal minds he gave hesitating and somewhat conflicting Can't Part of the time he contended the article did not convoy his again he il was But ho said bo could not name any members of congress who had taken Once be said his purpose was defend the senate from a lhat there are crooks and grafters when hard he replied to a as lo his opinion of the or falsity of his think it is For two ilic debated whether to dismiss or suspend linal next Senator asserted ilic evidence that Barry had In proof was ami moved to dismiss the veterans Hut should like lo the office vacant and do it but T on Glenn escaped Colorado convict arrested in after ho had for 35 is shown as be left the Colorado penitentiary at Canon following his by Gov. Edwin C. He also was pardoned for a sentence him iu With him arc Roy Best Colorado and George U. Bronson Press 1 J REAC END DEADLOCK ON REL UNDER MEST Charge Against Wife of Famous Indian Leader Is Not Made Flashes of Life lij The Associated Feb. 4. down a proposal 10 salaries of eves end to Ihc house was iu of Ihc there was no The lo 17-. Ihc The pay al Ihc mure i 1,^ oil i he I I I iii I 11 ' i lull I I a li ir ' ' 1 w i; I'll 1- 1 ill. I CI I their have asked lo move their observatory far from the is In a populous An beacon nearby and Ihc Hash of headlights play hob with telescopic Trucks over a highway register earthquakes ou a seismograph in and of the in ibc new Paul cily hall and court is happy cats have u An company offered to service the building for 120 a Hill pleaded before a council lats do the Hippie lege is teams iu times he two lives one at Feb. 1-(A.P.) - Mohandas K. wife of the was arrested today at ihe village of Tho charge her has yet made is third time she has been arrested in the past Gandhi lias been an active leader in her husband's against rule in She was arrested twice in the last for pari ion in ilic c movement of Mrs. Gandhi was lo months rigorous in Ahmedabad March afier she enjoyed only iwo week fol lowing a incarceration six bad asked that licr be made longer but her was She her experience in as The wife also a leader in a jollied ill shops and went ureas singing Her has in jail iii Poona more a year for it to call off his disobedience visited him uhen was CHILD IS SECOND VICTIM OF BLAZE IN ROCK ISLAND 111., 4.-(A.P.) - Carol Jean 3-ycar-old daughter of Mr. and Henry at whoso home Miss Anna a maid was burned I early died late last evening after overcome smoke and gas Police believe Miss died as the result of a suicide after I discovered the jets in a gas stove The child asleep in an room was overcome lowing an explosion which partially i wrecked Ihe BANDIT FACES LIFE TERM Leonard Hankins Is Found Guilty in Murder Trial by Minnesota NEW WALL BATTLE WON BY JAPANESE Teachers basketball In between a I Chinese Attack Three Hours of Des with t wo and one He Hips a coin playing ihe one of his teams is sized diplomas may be given graduates of Tho is a proposal lo reduce the size from by 2-t to a 0 by inch that can bo carried iu a It at 1 III I III M 11111 Moi 11 AI u li no llr at KikI of a - fried chicken say luis al the use of may be a thing of the pas I. Police said br would in a and then tell onlookers he was money and who caught yesterday reported liny found in hia He his name as James 111. The police said they he had been arrested iu a aKo Minn in a cii motor gear shift Ir The car ilr clashed u The was perate I I I al s I The v 1: quarters here at in ihc a ilic tack in s of desperate i Tho agency said i in ili lu i. ' .i ir forced by ul Ihc aid oi c: ula r troops by Chimi ihi Hic garrison liu ra i and ere i I llii I hr 11 1 \i ' i o the c pi m in. u tilled hy ihr aHer fall of u i soui livs Feb. - Leonard Hankins was oil a degree murder charge inn out of a local bank robbery fatal gunshot wounds lo Illicit ruder Minnesota law a life re is jury returned iis ai a. in. The nine men and three received Ihe case al 10;n7 p. and a short time later unc locked up for the who said his I law son w Policeman Ira with a police car sent lo ilic bank lo answer a robbery as was a who came upon the cars in a St. Paul The defendant denied ihc accusal ions that he was a ol bandit gang of live or that Ihe Third bank of 5il:;,:!mi last and said he was in St. Paul at Lawrence is a life for in as a result of a guilly Colton or and await j W. courl said Hankins would he ENGLAND DEPORTS | DRAKE SWINDLER 1- - - has been informed by the that a deportation M. who has been in lor ten 111,-, ihc of of Sir Il was hy | was In ' and came here fiom Five Shot In Milk Clash Dcs 4.-One farnier was near death in a Sioux and at least four others were suffering from gunshot wounds as today continued to look to legislatures and congress for U. D. of Slk S. was and Ills two Harry and were shot they attempted to run a blockade of 100 near Nile of said by officials to have been one of the was being held for after being treated for gunshot and at 1 ast one other farmer was known to have been The shooting occurred when the Markells attempted to transport 1,000 gallons of milk into Sioux City in to a price agreement the milk strike in northwestern Iowa last Three guns were taken from the Markells following the officials and a revolver was found by officers on the scat of their Poles and logs of placed across the halted the and when Harry and Keath Markell started to clear a a group of 100 pickets opened Sheriff Collins of KIk escort for the was a short distance in He said he did not know who tired the first After the short gun the Markells were brought to a Sioux City and police and ambulances wore The wounded wore taken to a Sioux Cily and an investigation of the shooting was Other developments in the farm situation la Nebraska a new farm mortgage relief board considered a plan for tlie of county boards of live The senate at continued to hold hearings as tho crop production loan awaited the president's Al a farm sale was postponed without and at S. a judge lold farmers he would uphold the law matter how many protestors of a joint legislative on farm arbitration were deadlocked in Iowa as attempted to of separate house and senate In Oklahoma City Governor exhorted the legislature to act on farm legislation and mortgages with their to mortgage holder at was by a conn lo show cause whv lie should not be enjoined from foreclosing on a and at S. American were paying in poultry and pondered the Frank W. of Ihe federal home loan warned to tamper Willi and conditions oi imul to In PROMISED SUNDAY lies Feb. an effort to end a deadlock between ' the state senate and house on farm mortgage a Joint conference committee agreed to report hack a plan whereby the court would be authorized to continue action until March 1, 1935. The conference committee rejected provision of the original bills of the senate and house for creation of and decided to the plan leaving with tho i the compromise the j courl unless good cause is order the foreclosure action continued until March 1, 19o5. Court's The court would have authority to possession of the real del ermine fair rental terms and the of profits and The proposed measure would to all actions on which decrees had not yet been entered and any The burden of proof for set ting aside the court decision would rest throughout with Ibc The proposed measure is on tho declaration that an emergency exists as pointed out by proclamation of the governor and and future welfare of the slate as a whole is endangered Seven of the eight members of the joint conference committee signed the Rep. saying that he wanted lo study the Des Feb. 4.-(A.P.)- Agreement among members of the conference committee which Is trying to draft a mortgage foreclosure relief acceptable to both branches of the legislature appeared Imminent at noon today after almost 21 hours of continuous The tentative draft of the compromise on which committed members arc reported near is much more sweeping in ita I ban measures proposed in that it would allow the court to declare a moratorium on payment of notes secured by a mortgage or deed of Getting through with their business shortly after 11 o'clock both branches of the legislature recessed until 1 m. in the hope of taking up the conference measure at that This appeared unlikely in the which apparently will not have a The house may consider the but there is some agitation that any reported lay over until Monday when it can be studied in printed \u IL is understood the new will all provisions for The compromise plan would provide that litigants in foreclosure action carry their cases direct into which would have the power to declare a mortgage for any period up to March to allow the owner to continue in operation of the and allocate the profits and income derived from the property in Tho court also would have the power to its former findings provided either party could aot live up to the court's on Page THE WEATHER Take Sudden Drop After 1),., Feb. almost springlike took a downward iu luwa last night at Charles the point reported iu the Tlic 111,1 yesterday was at k. Kou for tonight was zero In 5 above in the and and iO in tlic weather wus tor i I; o r 1.1, iu St. lold oii states today with a of degrees below ou Hase lowai Light snow probably tonight and Sunday except cloudy Sunday in the northwest p 0 r except ia the ireme southeast portion Sunday Snow late tonight or except generally fair in extreme colder tonight in rising temperature Generally fair io probably light snow iu tonight ur in in warmer 8und�y. WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR For the upper Md lower Missouri valleys em and great snows much precipitation marked to north south Davenport 3.8: 4.8. 2.3; viae 0,1 lAi 14k 409504
