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   Fayetteville Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - October 23, 1931, Fayetteville, Arkansas                               THE Cloudy probably rain day FULL LEASED WIRE NEWS SERVICE OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS is that can be any and the same vther 4 VOLUME 37 UP United Press LOCAL GROUPS COPY A MONTH CHEST BATTLES Republicans Are Sharply Divided Over Method Democrats Hold Back INCREASE OPPOSED of Texas and Watson of Against Sales Tax McNury Also Ridicules Washington Oct 23 Plenty ot fighting is in prospect in con- gress over lax revision this sion anil over sales now under consideration by the administration Democrats arc holding open support whatever INCHES HAIN IN IS A rainfall last brought the tula lull tor the -IS hours up to I iUl inches Starting late day afternoon a rain 1 al during tin night I OLD FASHION DEBATE IDEA UPON TARIFF Leader of Young Democrats I LAVAL INTO CONFAB WITH KOI SHOOT WAV IT ROOSEVELT AND SMITH AT Harrison And Dickinson Will Be Heard in Iowa ROBINSON ACTIVE ODDS TODAY Arkansas Lawmaker lias v a vif.fi i m nmt JUi Swk Difference Over State Reforestation Grows To Open Break Albany N Y Oct Gov Franklin IJ Revision This Season Washington Oct of the gruelling tariff contest n will sound this week end in an old fashioned debate in Iowa which may serve also as a prelude to a new tariff bailie this winter Seek Revision Kohinson of Arkansas has Young I1 for III pn campaign Getting to Work HONORS UNKNOWN iv to French M a k c s Democratic voters i state li serve as ill I Calls Before to the regular pally i Mr received hU i from of the stale central Mr was a member Al While House Tonight of University learn j Day Trip and was first national To Arlington of dramatic In he assisted in I Washington Del in Little Laval of France pail N j guard was and when four liuni Jersey stale prison here shortly after 1 Ibis Tile men ed with a shotgun and a revolver escaped over wall and fled in automobile which were STEEL GROUP SEE BETTER JOINT DRIVE PLANNED BY COMMITTEES Nominating Unit of Five Elected to Name Chairman OUTLINE SET UP I Will of Who in Turn Will Each Name Two More Chest tempted n r Lu lor l f farm lands to would authorize the state to spend for the applying on Hie higher in- be used fur comes and in the estates tax Should President Hoover mine upon the selective sales tax for taxes on semi- luxury will of course round up a majority of the republican forces behind him Harrison Openly Opposed purposes Mr Smith objects chiefly to railo a former member ofi the tariff commission on tariff sion legislation There seems to be a very eral said Senator Walsh that the off of trade provision tlie state is to our tariff and to B SEAMSTER HEADS STATE Principles of Democracy Will Be Expounded Spirit Fostered to remove limber from these lands retaliatory tariffs enacted sim He attacked the into j at rally a week ago Senator Cosligan on what and last night in a statement re- his objections Mr But Senator of the democrat on the finance committee has cd against any in taxes at this time on the ground tlie people are not to bear Over in the n live Garner of Texas the cratic is studying the tax problem closely but he has not stated a pulley lie is known to favor closely some of the gaps in the law through which he be- some taxpayers are payments COP Leaders dent's Plan Senator Watson of Indiana the republican leader has declared FIND JACK GRAY IN Shell-Shocked War Veteran With His Brothers and Will Be Returned Jack Gray shell-shocked world war veteran who disappeared from ver two weeks argo supports the amendment and on October will voice his proval in a radio address ALBERT THOMAS TO TEXAS PORT Will Year's uf Randolph Field Albert Thomas son of Dr and Mrs D Y Thomas left Thursday for Randolph San An- tonio Texas new airport just opened He will enter with the I without a ing which he will be on tive duty for a year The largest world might be madu to promise relief in the way of stimulant to foreign trade Democrats to A Hack Senator Harrison of Mississippi is on bis way to Sioux City to carry the democratic attack on the act in public debate with Senator Dickinson republican of Iowa The meeting results from a ries of carried on by the tariff disputants in public ters during the summer and a sub- sequent of challenges ami counter challenges Carefully guarding his plans lest I they get to bis republican nent Harrison left the capital pared speech nor his associates of IS LAW Denial D Seamster who was today named slate leader for organization of Young People's Democratic clubs is a student in flic university law ment where he will receive his law this year After graduating from the sity in he George Washington University in Washington D C He was ad- milled to the Arkansas bar last summer Mr Seamster was a Washington county delegate to the Stale Democratic tion last year today at shrine of thelSchwab Thinks Industry i This to 2 last j American Unknown Soldier who TI at a of died in the premier's mi- j round lives of all interested groups fol CONSIDER live land He placed a wreath of red roses and while on l he Wind a discussion of both fits anil possible drawbacks to a joint campaign for community Expenses of Special Session About Hoover over recognizing that wo each nac two additional I which the United States and lhc hers all to for a can co-operate to ease tlie cares of declared the country had been i management committee for the world through in times Chest i Al Arlington Laval's own al anthem the I than ever be- The nu Oct nor Parnell who has the past Al Arli lon nl anthem the un baud broucht from the hillside th r V two days at his farm near Dermott the premier ace allied by will return to his office tomorrow I Ambassador Claudel Warren is tha we cannot morning anil duties will I long his first of the stale ignore the economy of other consideration of I an J General IvT Collins Mr Schwab said In The committee as ed included Dr Melton chairman Marlon chairman of Halph Lewis Mrs C M and Mrs W J Mrs and Mrs Reynolds is called the West Point tho Air An interesting write-up of the field is carried in the current number nf Holland's Magazine Mr Thomas enlisted at Little Rock as a cadet He will visit in Austin Texas enroute DR MELTON TALKS AT CONVOCATION Dr C G Melton talked on Youth and Youthful Eyes before the Junior High school at convocation yesterday Dr Melton told the story -j m was found laic yesterday in Theodore Roosevelt who did not Angeles Calif sifter two that he was grains with the signature of Gray father gave him a gun had been received by relatives in land he started learning to shoot Fayetteville requesting money found he could not sec the objects second telegram shoot at that others could received a wasj Wednesday morning the senior made to Los Angeles and Gray high school students heard Dr J was apprehended and held Jewell of Corvallis Oregon he was identified by his and Tom who reside in Gray left in Monticello Ark Oct 22 to perfect an lion for bringing about Industrial In the senate the total expense wi A belter financial Obviously moved the premier which is now u the formation of intentions Out in Iowa the for the 1032 presidential eral Dickinson is just as zealously Arkansas was made here protecting his own method of at- tack It will be the first meeting be- tween these two aide debaters Dickinson was elected to the last yeaT after many years ot service in tho house and ho knows s Democratic clubs the tariff He campaigned for his J osc clubs will serve as an seat on this issue to the regular party Harrison's sharp tongued Cation Mr Williamson said and speeches led many of the i added that similar clubs in a assaults in the 18 her of other states have proved re- debate over the act successful as He is ranking democrat on the forces in campaigns divided as of members salaries of employes Wlls l Arlington about for mileage of senators The cost of publishing the journals i lr till today by Lamnr Williamson will aggregate bringing the man of the Democratic state con- special session cost to tral committee in appointing mately mil D Seamster of Fayetteville as TWO MEN DIE ON RAIL TRACK ROGERS STATE BANK CLOSED nance committee which frames revenue legislation Mr is a son of cellor Lee Seamster of Fayetteville Grade Crossing Accident Is Fatal to Arkansan and Mich Man Searcy Ark Oct men identified as Alfred Sanders As the party passed Fort Myer a salute of 19 guns was fired The ON SIXl Slow Uim in Three Cent Sums Causes Bank Suspend To way liquidation of extravagance in business including prices which has already taken place in most lines to an abnormal extent a reduction in the cost of government which is borne by industry and the people and ii vigorous enterprising tude on the part of industry Industry Finds Second Wind Optimism seemed to be in th saddle at the meeting and comment by other steel Company executives bore out the assertion of the in- president that industry had found its second wind even though Little Kock Oct 23 most of the gain so far noted was State Rank nl and in that intangible sentiment rather tic Fanners Bank at Hardy in lhc closed today and taken over Ior feeling speakers and Marmon liquidation by the state Iw oi Arkansas and s now Daniel of Bald Knob Ark were department more to committee member last night that he disapproved of the Community IN Would Expend Ten Billion Next Decade to Develop Own Industries Washington Oct industrialization plan calling for the expenditure of 000 for machinery construction alone is being considered by tho Chinese government A report to the commerce Postponed the practice of law at Fayetteville nary street dress but when f a better with raid that Jack Gray's two HOY DIES would over him during ai OF BURN short visit with them and Kl Dorado Ark Oct Tho July warrants will be anxious to have the by local banks and then j Democrats actively for party for collection success by in men ami one from would Terrell Hayes 10 son of Mrs 0 The July warrant cashing uib women to in county return him to Arkansas where he III Hayes of in a intn for the will be under the of hospital here today from burns re- county at time About i ticket conduct of last when the Have receive the money party and to last night when tiie was destroyed by fire I Jesse Hayes a brother was Slightly burned Tbe boys were when tains became ignited from a S J died isene lamp while the mother o'clock Thursday laway home of f Funeral llu FEDERATION afternoon with burial at Mom i AT MT Salem Achievement day program of tin The child would have been i Washington County Federation of years old in January Hural Women's clubs will be at Mt tomorrow AS at 1 o'clock I AT ST PAUL'S i I ol hai Klines a lay A ami son of an DALL i j Episcopal minister will read LOSES IN KALI i SI morning Quincy negro ball er received an injury which f- T f 11 IS on 111 cation party and to appeal to ail to their fair of IB for party victory son of Mr and i The principal purpose of the or is to expound ami the principles of to a closer and foster a concentrated il of true among the young Democrats of the to in opposing the promulgation of foreign and other theories of the The un- il of IN amputation of Ins leg known i he fell from a truck en mute al for the m Od this afternoon and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh of the accident could DON TO A w at Moline air but it a loft today on their plane was bus hit the truck on which he was business trip to Nebraska He was refueled Colonel he riding He wa taken to City accompanied by his family and i was not that would able as they will visit in Omaha and to reach bv tonight but pital where the amputation performed before returning he would liy as far cast The senator is suffering from I strong national bank the a stones and j cap National which not al SI Joseph by the recent flurry of lital Hot Springs After bis banks in state charge from the hospital he j ATTENDS I senator was reported to be i EXTENSION MEET coming to Hod by ile Dr A M Harding left last TAKE LINCOLN STORE ghout the republic The development project woul 1 cover a wide range of industrial activities designed to produce iron steel brick cement locomotives ships coal tar chemicals and The commerce department ivas Hacking a truck up In the told the ministry of industries hey entered drew up the plan submitted with statement it u have u h Tenn Oct llar Miss Taylor of was Dr im director of the of lhc Uni- store robbers li worth of merchandise from Carrington oil company andi grocery store vl Lincoln last The robbery at c 1 owner i -1 in So far as is known K rector of region four of the of Leagues of at the final session of a tin eel region today 7 He next Tu the robbers or leave the city Deputy Sheriff Hurley lover and other officers went to Lincoln today ami searching for identity of THE WEATHER Mrs A St J S Ala and Mrs Sam C of Teams Parade To Make NKW Tenn Oct M O V rain night and day f Ark Oct 23 of a hearing I and aggregations a parad that city in and through the of for Vj A not MAX CAREY a i change in I i2 liad ii play in rates due t-i the fact that inio York Jet of Harmon in former Pittsburgh would not men rain tonight and Saturday rain in ev   

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