Democrat-Tribune (Newspaper) - March 28, 1921, Jefferson City, Missouri Unsettled possibly showers cloudy tomorrow and warmer UNITED PRESS BY WIRE Central Missouris Leading Demo cratic Newspaper 1902 Vol XVI 1876 Vol 1911 JEFFERSON CITY MISSOURI MONDAY MARCH 28 1921 VOL 44 NO 277 COL ILL Popular Bunking Commissioner Un der Gardner Very Low A dispatch from St Joseph says that Colonel C F Enright former State Bank Commissioner is seri ill and all hope of his recovery has been abandoned It seems that hfe was in bad health before he left here early last January and has been growing worse ever since It is stated that a few days after returning to St Joseph he went to a hospital tod later to a sanitarium and suffered a complete nervous breakdown It generally known that he was in bad health at the time he left for he was a man who never com Some time in December he tendered his resignation to Gov ernor be accepted January 1st and the Governor granted his re quest Colonel Enright has a host of friends in this city and all over the State He had been connected the largest banking institutions in St Joseph for many years and had ex to return to the banking busi ness there 0 IT JUDICIAL Judge J G Slate is Legislated Out of Office APPROVES BILLS A KILLING STORM WOMAN SUICIDES MUST PAY TAXES I Appropriation Bills Signed Today by Much Damage to Crops Reported by Mrs Charlotte Cole Prominent So Governor Hyde j Secretary Mayes I Walks Into Lake COSTS LESS TO BUILD NOW A Test in New York Shows 18 Per Cent Drop in Year New York March actual test it costs 18 per cent less to build a home now than in 1920 A Long Island contractor has made the test and an elaborate table of com costs is presented The con tractor used plans in 1920 from which he built a house this year Mason labor painting material painting la bor and cost of survey alone did not change in price Labor is down 20 to 26 per cent and electrical heating and other fixtures are lower 10 to 20 per cent The house in brief cost to build in 1920 and in 1921 a of 18 per cent Govenor Hyde today approved the two bills rearranging the judicial cir cuits of the State and cutting down the number of districts from 38 to 34 and legislating seven or eight Demo cratic judges out of the office The second charges the terms circuit court to fit the new districts It is expected that the Democrats will have these measures submitted to a vote of the people under referendum petitions and a meeting of the Democratic cir cuit judges is scheduled to be held here this evening with this end in view The Governor signed bills It is probable that several million of j money for the State educa dollars of damage was done to the institutions today totaling fruit of Missouri as the result of the 892 the greatest amount ever ap stom ast and last CLOSING OUT RECORDS Columbia 10 inch 50c 12 inch 75c Emerson 9 inch 50c Talking Book Childrens Records 25c SCHELL MUSIC 100 E High St 222tfd SEARCH FOR WILLIAMS Armed Searching Parties Search for John Williams and Further Evidence By United Press Atlanta March searching parties armed with spades picks and grabbing hooks searched the underbrush for John Williams The plantation and muddy and Yellow rivers are being plumbed to the depths for further evidence against Williams who is charged with murdering negroes attempted an escape from the virtual slavery on his farm Eleven corpses have been found STORM WARNING Cold Wave Will Hit Sections Not Visited Last Night By United Press Washington March 28 The weather bureau this afternoon issued a warning that a cold wave is sweep ing south and east and will hit those localities not effected last night An other freeze an and Illinois will destroy the entire fruit crop Full Line New Wall Paper now in stock Our prices are the lowest We furnish First Glass SCHELL MUSIC 222tfd 100 E High St APRIL Brunswick Records SALE Whoever likes music will like these new Brunswick records They must be heard to be appreciated so by all means come in and hear them Well welcome you with cheerful and willing service 2074 Love Bird Baritone Solo Ernest Rare 85c Why Dont You Baritone Solo Ernest Hare 2069 f I Never Knew Fox Trot Accordion Mario Perry 85c Blue Jeans Fox Trot Accordion Mario Perry 2072 J In The Dusk Fox Trot 85c Midnight Moon Waltz Rudy Carl Teutons Orchestra Dreams Hawaiian Players Frank Ferrera and Anthony Franchini Tripoli Hawaiian Players Frank Ferrera and Anthony Franchini 2077 J Crazy Blues Fox Trot Bennie 85c Royal Garden Blues Fox Trot Bennie Kruegers Orchestra 2070 J Honolulu Eyes Tenor Duet Chai Harrison and Chai Hart 85c Tenor BUly Jones f Will Fox Trot From Jones Orchestra IW Look For The Silver Lining Fox Trot From Jones Orchestra 5046 J Rose Fox Trot Isham Jones Orchestra 1 00 My Mammy Jones Orchestra f My Husbands Dearest Friend Irene Williams and Sam Ash 5W4J From 1 Whispering Solo Irene Williams and Crescent Trio I 00 I Witches Dance Pianoforte Solo Leopold Godowsky Dorothy Jardon Max Rosen Annie Laurie Soprano 10028 Too Violin 5042 J Sweeter Every Day Corner Where You Are Quartet f Barcarolle Tales of Hoffman Marie Tiff any and Elizabeth Lennox Elegie Song of Mourning Marie Tiff any 130 f Old Refrain Violin Solo Breeskin Serenade Violin Solo Eliai Breeskin 13018 Machree Theo Karle j Come Back To Erin Theo Karle J Marche Slave Italian Band I 50 t Dante Macabre Death Dance Italian Band 2079 Bright Fox Trot Carl Fentoni Orchestra 85c I Honolulu Eyes Waltz Carl Orchestra Any phonograph can play Brunswick Records Largest Store RECORDS for these institutions Other appropriation bills that he ap proved bring the total sum carried in the various measures up to 1492 Among the educational institutions the State University head the list with a total of For other educational institutions the sums approved are Kirksville State Teachers College Warrensburg State Teachers Col lege Cape Girardeau State Teachers College Springfield State Teachers College Maryville State Teachers College School of Mines and Metal lurgy Lincoln Institute Jefferson City In connection with this latter ap night It is probable too that in the southern part of the State where wheat was greatly advanced and had jointed that much of the grain has been killed Reports received today by the secretary of the State Board of Agriculture Jewell Mayes indi cates much damage The temperature ranged from 10 above zero to 24 in different parts of tha State There was more sleet than snow in the east ern part of the State and some of the lowest temperatures are reported from Southeast Missouri Peaches apples and all small fruits have damaged bad ly but it will be several days before the exact facts will be known Jef ferson City and this part of the State received its full share of the storm and will pay the full penalty A report from Hannibal says that the apple crop has probably been killed At Carthage is said that much By United Press i St Louis March Char j lotte Cole wife of Samuel M Cole 1 general agent for the Missouri State Life Insurance and the mother of j a four weeks old baby walked in her clothes from her home during the night to a lake in the park and committed suicide by drowning Ill ness is believed to be responsible for her act She was prominent socially and only illness could be assigned for her suicide Supreme Court Holds Millions in Na tional Treasury By United Press Washington March fed eral government today in a decision in the Supreme Court won one of its biggest victories growing out of suits i on the federal income tax laws One Search for Woman Who Held Ren With Death By United Press Chicago March police are searching for a slender well dressed woman who had a nightly rendezvous with death in a sidewalk crypt i ter Jonas a factory watchman for j hundred million dollars will be t I last few nights noticed a woman 1 in the treasury as the result of an J u t i opinion handed down by the United States Supreme Court which held con that provision of the law that profit derived from the sale of capital stock assets stocks bonds and other securities is income and there fore taxable Short Line Railroad Employes Denied Increased Wages i of the wheat is in joint and has either it may be said that there i been killed or badly damaged Fruit in Jasper county is damaged 25 per j cent or more At Cape Girardeau the and great dam rage was inflicted to fruit In the ap section of the State the temperature dropped to 18 and there was much sleet Fruit trees were is a yet in the Governors hand appropriating for convert ing Lincoln Institute into aState Uni versity for the higher education of the negro youth in the State Appropriation bills for other sources approved by the Governor were For support of the State finance department For support of the public welfare department For support of the de The Governor vetoed a carrying for the State building com missioners department designed for the construction of new buildings in connection with State institutions re pairs etc The creating the State building department did not pass the legislature and moreover the sums sought to be transferred to this de caught in full and must have sustained great injury Frank Wymore is in Kansas City attending the funeral of a nephew Plumbing material has come down Now is the time to have your Bath room renewed or Plumbing put in good repairs THOMAS KIERNS Plumbing and Heating have been appropriated in other bills relating the various in By United Press Chicago March thousand employes of sixtyseven short line railroads today lost their fight before the United States Labor Board for the same pay and working conditions as the employes of standard railroads The board in its decision said that no j set of rules could obtain on short lines I because of the diversity of the work I The roads are used principally in ing lumber and similar supplies CONDITION NO SETTER Aviators Condition Just About the Same Physicians Announced Natchez March Coneys condition is just about the same the attending physicians an today His temperature tod her in search of his slip to an alley across a vacant lot and then go under the sidewalk which is elevated about ten feet The watch man followed her and looked in the sidewalk crypt and saw a crumpled form He thought it was a woman and called the police The body was that of a man with scars on his head Tlie woman had disappeared The man was well dressed and his head rested on a bundle and in his right hand he clutched a rosary On a scrap of paper in his pocket was found the name of Mrs Schultz of 1542 Carroll Place Mrs Schultz was located by the police and stated that she had given the man some bread and coffee a few days before Thorpe Gordon is a busi ness trip to Youngstown 0 to one hundred and five yes it fell two points today It was also announced that he was not in immediate danger or near death He suffers no pain and frequently converses with his mother and brother two daughters Fred Kay friends EIGHT INJURED By United Press St Louis March were injured when the Frisco local from Pacific was side swiped by a in St Louis visiting southern passenger train from Louis of SPECIAL Madison Hotel Instead of State Park Featuring Freivogel Saxophone and Orchestra 9 p m Admission per Couple Announcement I have purchased the John Riner Coal Yard and will continue the business at the same place Will handle three kinds of Illinois Coal and the Fulton Coal Prices will always be right and deliveries prompt PHONE 430 J D REED e Sold This Week to make room for Summer Stock The tasteful and re fined have been assembled by us with lous care and every Woman or Miss however critical her taste may be can be suited in every detail Silk lined high grade tailored Suits in Navy Tricotine Serges and fancy trimmed mostly samples This Sale will break all rec ords in Suit selling in the City Before you buy a Suit at any price see these stunning gar ments Note the fine as custom Tailoring of the Suits are silk lined hand embroidered beaded and silk 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