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   Ludington Daily News (Newspaper) - July 10, 1930, Ludington, Michigan                                v NEWS VOLUME THE DAILY JULY PRICE THREE CI Only Comment of Chief Exec Is That He Hasnt Hlj FRIENDS HOPE INDUCE HIM TO TERM Workers Claim Gov ernor Will Support Their July of former Gov ernor Alex GroesbeCK Ehat he is a candidate for the republi can nomination for governor will not draw Governor Fred Green into the primary close associates of the governor said The governors only comment was that he has not changed his Hope to He twice has declared he will not Sponsors of move ment to draft him for a third term have not given up that they may induce him to change his mind before July Brucker workers claimed the governor will support their can They insisted the race for the nomination will be a sharply divided with the Green forces aligned behind Wil ber attorney Continued on Page Connects Electric Tence Children John Kulczak built a fence around his That was all But Kulczak went He connected the metal fence with the electric current of his house it now was not so The neighbors told the Kulczak was They said it was illegal diversion of current for one Somes else discovered that if a person stood on wet grass and touched the fence with its 110 volts he might be The Humane society Is squint ing inquiringly matter on account of the possibility that dogs might have been in jured against the The fire attorney has wagged an angry finger in direction because of the fire The fire insurance company is Viewed it seemed an odd thing to do Kulczak pointed he was getting very tired of neighbors children and pets use his yard as a and something just had to be IT Finds Sentiment Strong For Groesbeck For of State Sentiment in Detroit is over in favor of the re Thousands Are Treated to View of Forests of Trees Loaded with TRAVERSE July festival swung into final stride with in Two Little eluding Fred on 1 WU In fho Ageo Four and 13 Floyd aged passed away at Wednesday after his 812 east Poster death resulting from a complication of trees in Custer 7T the son of Mr and William Willis of that he hand to assist in the celebration and governors ball Estimates today placed the crowd here for the festival at crowding hotels and re sorts of the city and its They were treated to a view of forests of green and crimson the limit with his parents Minnesota when a lad and his school days were spent in They re Ludington in 1917 to make their home here In 1919 Floyd was married to Miss Lillian who survives They have since made their home in Ludington where he been employed with the Stearns Motor Two little aged and Bev erly 13 afe left fatherless by his untimely Brothers and sisters surviving are Claude Groves of Dc Ernest Willis of ton Alma Du Harold Willis of Grand Rapids Alfred Stad Summit Herman This is the third time death has visited this family In little more than a The father of William passed away June and In De cember of the same year the mother Funeral services will be held at 2 oclock Saturday afternoon from the 812 east Foster and from the First Is Greatest It was greatest James Liquid ator Announces Sale Will Be July Auction Will Include Real Es Machin A public auction of the for mer Stearns Motor Manufactur ing including real will be held at the plant Wed and July 16 and James liquida made this an this The auction will be under his man Samuel Winternitz will be auction May Attract There is still a possibility that a purchaser will be attracted to the auction who might want to continue Operation of the plant n this The News was Moorman said that if a ood portion of the plant is left in Ludington it is of irfu tual benefit to the present own ers and the The auction is being adver in the metropolitan cen ters of Illinois and A total of notices has been sent out to have been followed up with elaborate 30 page describing Lud giving instructions as to Continued on Page turn of Alex ROSCOE CONKLING Groesbeck as of Mi Conkling fiari for state representative In Detroit who Us visiting at the home of his Attorney and Virgil Fitch of declared today when 1 by News I have been around a lot if Detroit and Michigan two months in the company of fraternal leaders of all and found an almost sentiment that GrOesbeck be elected governor if he ram i Grateful to I personally am the former governor one of the first to sign my petition for state sentative in tion he had his sisters sign It and all of the members office staff in his and in the general Detroit offices of the Michigan predated since he gov Groesbeck Is The people of Detroit are vitally Interested in many im portant matters of legislation which will come before next and they seem to feel that Groesbeck is depend able to handle state problems to the not only of the residents of but the people of Michigan throughout the Christensen Rabbits William Christensen of 403 Fifth street has recently engaged in a business which promises to be both interesting and profit This is the raising of rabbits the breeding of He has selected the heavy weight chinchilla Begin ning in the spring with a sire and two he has now 40 beautiful He is raising these rabbits for the Ransom fur farm in Four Grand Rapids Said to Have Confessed Series of nt proprietors of which sold Special Session of Circuit him buck and doex that Groesbeck made a deal with the Grand railroad to to per mit the continuance of Wider largest trunk highway In the Green came upset settlement with the Grand Court Planned to Dispose of Four Grand Rapids who left evidences of burglary and theft all along from Grand Rapids to were waiting at the jail this morning to face Cut circuit on charges of breaking and The and Lewis agreeing to buy their increase within a certain age limit by and made a new arrange and respectively iil n mentY since which time little Actual hasbeen made in completing this famous boule which is of vital interest td I believe that does hot care about the honor or glory of governor but he would like to vin himself and complete his program for the bet terment of th less Of whether may like I think the 11 admit that he is a Ul iw i twill oil flint VlP 1 H prance which is no since T years old i of the tremendous re ji 1010 i at o re tilt TI v in the house when Groesbeck n f was People in Detroit have beeri the relative results accomplished by ministration in comparison with that of arid have reached the conclusion that Groesbeck was one of the great est executives the state of Micht lean has ever had as Groesbeck never curried some consider him i cold Methodist conducted Episcopal by Mav lan interment will be made in Lakeview Thermometer Climbs Steadily to Scorching GRAND July climbing Mer today promised another day of scorching with predic tions by the local office of the United States weather bureau that the mercury would reach a point of about 90 by early after The temperature at today was 75 and had shown a steady advance from early One heat prostration was re ported yesterday when a tem of 91 was Jay was overcome while walking in the His tion today was reported to be Hollands Delicious Can dles at 80o per pound at Snows Drug expected to return 000 to the growers of four coun ties and place thousands of dol lars in the pockets of those em ployed as Departure of the seasons first trainload of cherries to southern points was the mornings fea Miss queen of the was at the the locomotive pulling the train out of the city promptly at 10 following ceremonies witnessed by officials of the Pere Marquette The princi pal address delivered by former gover nor of and the Continued on Page Concert Is Given by Home Talent at Bethany Hall Oriole Quintet and Mangrum Featured on Concert goers were liberally rewarded Wednesday evening with a selected and varied pro gram presented at Danish Promise of selections by Ori ole quintet und Mary Gai ley perhaps proved the greatest drawing The hall was well Studies In This was Oriole Quintets first public appearance since the de parture of Herman Skoog in January for Bush Conservatory jf Music in where koog has With his Instruction More Vital The postponed meeting of directors of Mason county chap ter of American Red Cross was held Wednesday ex reported a greater demand for civilian rei lief help than ever before at this season of the year and stated that she found it an acute problem to meet even In a small degree the needs that are brought to Wont Give In view of this and of the small amount of money avail able for the it was de to dispense with the course in swimming and life saving instruction this This was done with great re gret as the interest created in this work hangs over and inquiries have come in as to the work is to blooded as an his record of achievement come to be more universally THE For Ludington and Vi ably thunderstorms tonight or Friday no decided change in temperature gentle to moderate shifting Backed Tt is to recall that on his record of The News SUD for a fourth term as governor and was one of few cities which Arnold and Millard are said to have confessed a series of thefts in western Leave Series of Their according to Prosecutor Peter includes stealing a car at Grand theft of gas at entering a station at theft of gas at Luding ton breaking into an oil station north of The four were arrested by Sheriff George Colyer and Deputy Ed following their breaking into an oil station operated by William Genson Monday night at Sugar They were interrogated individ at the prosecutors office in the presence of Deputy An derson and Claude circuit court Their stories corroborated the prosecutor UA 011C ACW y rr him a over Green In the office of Henry justice of the Wednesday afternoon they indicated a de sire to plead guilty to the charg fonr years I am an amateur in politics and things mav the but mv would be that Alex will be the next gov ernor of BENEFIT DANCE TONIGHT FOR THE PENTWATER COMMUNITY HOUSE AT THE DOCK Nui es against them in circuit Continued on Page Lawain Churchill of New Era Gets State Prize in Fourth Year EAST July and Ogemaw counties claimed two champions each today as state titleholders in handicraft and clothing pro were announced at the 12th annual 4H club encamp ment at Michigan State Winners were awarded schol at the The new champions are Moody Ogemaw county Harry Cold Branch county Harry Alpena Leslie Alpena county Albert Prescott Hil bert Iron county Gordon Sny Luce and eighth Lyle Delta June Es Bay coun ty Coopers Ottawa county SylI via Saline Washtenaw county r Lawain Governors Statement strued as Meaning He Get Into ATTORNEY HE IS IN CONTEST TO Topic of Grand Rapids LUrt eon Conference GRAND r Fred and Attorney Brucker left the city leaving behind them other puzzling angle to muddled political situation J w The governor left after ing a statement ly as a virtual that he intended to get race for the republican gc aban ing a plan to retire from Alex Brucker Is in to already a but who had been by administration ers to retire in the event of candidacy of the city with the statement tl he was in the race to to and that his would not be affected by the Deeds Are Placed on Rec ord with Register John Thirty additional lots in Lud new Hamlin Lake have been The 17 of were re cently placed on record with Register John Purchasers Are Purchasers were Mildred Amanda Eloise July Mid the quintet member regains an who has been with it since organization everal years Last night the quintet sang hree Miss Frances assisting at the High school with ts opening the evenings enter rendered three popu ar Loyal Continued on Page Air Race from Tacoma to Tokyo Is Proposed July air race across the Pacific from Tacoma to Tokyo was a possibility Lieut Harold Bromley is ex here tomorrow with a monoplane designed for the Bob Wark and Eddie pilot and copilot of the biplane Pacific also an they planned to have their ship in shape for the hop in time to give Bromley a flight would be non stop without Wark and Browns would be nonstop but they expect to refuel their plane over again at Nome and at after crossing the Bering Twentyfive home service cas es have been served during the month and 13 civilian relief Of the former three ex men were sent to hospi tals for needed through the intervention of the Red Cross To needy ones food and clothing hnd been disbursed and loans made as necessity de A generous gift of clothing of approximately value had been received from the Penney store through Roscoe This was a vol and much appreciated The garments were select ed from among such articles as accumulate in every dry goods a little out of per haps a little but such as will be of great service to Continued on Page dle America wilts under a merci less Twenty have The grain fields save for corn Farm work the baking sun a checkrein to mail and Falls Dead at Indeed two of the heat deaths occurred in the An Iowa prostrated by a temper ature high in the fell dead at his A Nebraska farmer died the same There were temperatures of 100 degrees or hotter as far north as Montana and North and south to Louisiana and The hottest spot officially was Continued on Page Amendments Provisions An Must File Applica tions in All Of interest to veterans of the Spanish American war is a com received by executive sec of Mason County American Red as she ported at the meeting of tors Wednesday This is of an amendment mak ing the following changes for men who served 90 days in the Spanish American Philli Mary Eloise pine insurrection or Juliette Eva Carl expedition Ingerd j Rates Are and Jeppe Rate of pension for those per Mary Charles sons onehalf disabled is in Conrad Paul i creased to threefourths SAVE YOUR IS ADVICE OF WILL Daily July genial com petitor for the nations Calvin in one of his advises people to spend we know that success been based on personally follow ing that but my advice is the exact oppo If there ever was a time to save its When a dog gets a bone he dont go out and make the first payment on a bigger bone with lie buries the one hes Dont make the first pay ment on First payments is what made us think we were and the other 19 is what showed us we were WILL Jack Joseph Roy and Elsie Lena all of Canip of daughter of Western j first Charles totally There is no increase for those lave been drawing or nor is there any allowed for regular aid a and This remains sh acres of land in section of was deeded to bv Albert oon disabled William Pratt nnd wife A H bv Ray Tho is in section four of i A piece of Lake provisions were added 5lt 90 days service in the same war or This provides a month for a person onetenth New and fifth North Hillsdale Kegro War Mothers Cancel Allege Discrimination NEW July negro gold star mothers will sail on the liner American Merchant Saturday to visit the graves of their sons in but a spokesman said today that many of them will sail un happily because of inferior boat and hotel accommoda tions and discrimination made in segregating NEW July The New York World today says that 55 Negro gold star mothers who were to sail for France Saturday have cancelled their reservations and have sent a protest to President Hoover al The letter to the by the 55 pro tests the segregation of the negro contending they should be sent to France on the basis of geographical location with the white The first contingent of negro women sailing Saturday on the American Merchant is said by trance of any other Political followers here were of the opinion that would retire If ally announces his despite the positive nature Bruckers Brucker and ott ministration leaders held an 1 heralded luncheon conferr here Wednesday what was discussed secret when they left the for various Will Find Green In Fii The governor left a militant wherever there is find me in construed by many of lowers as tantamount to declaration that he join in the 1 Continued on Page CoR an frontage south of Bortel s land I g the mjm who Continued on Page 7Q days or morc but fewer fourth disabled for a person j tne world now to total only threefourths disabled a month for a person totally dis The rate for a person re quiring regular aid and attend YOUR NOSE WONT KNOW ARTICLES THROUGH By HOWARD of common smells made by Associated Press Science a Milwaukee f Using to learn how they i than 90 i The new law I pensions for men who served 70 I davs but fewer than 90 as follows 75YearOld Gets Age 68 SI 3 72 a month 75 file an ap s under these although originally 450 of the 800 mothers eligible had planned to The World also says accusa tions have been made that in ferior accommodations are be ling offered the negro officials of vort Disaster Occurs When Gas Pocket Is Tapped During least 144 persons their Wednesday in an plosion at the Wenceslaus Eightyone bodies have most of them bu No hope Is held for remaining in the Of 193 miners in the shaft the time of the 49 and they were The explosion occurred large gas pocket was sud tapped during fumes spread through the shal so quickly that there was for anyone to a Rescue work proved ingly and finally waf abandoned at about after a number of the ted with gas overcome or It was by far the greatest disaster Germany has known tn states ing whereas the govern ment paid for a round trip passage for every white TO it is paying only for the In 117 died In Bochum mine and to 1925 the death toll In the Dort mund mine reached ON FRIDAY ranked among worst was garlic i rubber third and kero sene I Odor Is I Both rubber and said now are comins upon the market in guise that no nose would He of sprays whose July arrival of a new ova of sweet smells was forecast to day by Donald head of the department of psychology of Colgate He foresees many of the wide disagreeable odors of in dustry turned into aromas through a recently dis covered advance in the perfum ers Evil Odor Put to By this new method of using perfume to cover up ibad smells the evil odor at making perfume the price would be pounded is put to Rubbers odor is likewise j down to the state tax of three Gasoline at 5 Cents Gallon on Pacific Coast SAN July retailed as low as j keroi tive cents a a state as the price war raged on the Paci Vt J would not tolerate them until kerosenes odor was put to Predictions were widely made roundtrip passage for the ne services for gro T Hengstler will be held at Noted Surseon Friday afternoon from the July of his and Dr Arthur A Lav one of the drew Hengstler of 308 eust founders of the college aher street of and or many years Heldstab of professor of the department of University of died Community church will officiate and burial will be in and which said are widely used in homes which It is given as a companion a used as the basis of new aro 1 minute percentage of said but that lv The new parti is not at liberty to name any ot called an industrial new may be equally evil The same Laird But the combination of the two can be used to change dis bad odors produces a sweet or I a pleasant says Laird in a I survey issued is i taking up the new principle to j increase sales of articles which once lacked smell He quotes a survey of 56 varieties agreeable odors in rooms or auditoriums into quite a variety of agreeable scents New cents in The price reached the cent level in Fresno One large distributing company in Tacoma which hail been sell ing at 7 12 cents retail planned to shade that quotation by one cent a Another firm an a wholesale price of 4 mown hay is one of the cenu in But the art has not developed to the point where it Cjin be Gift economically to open air all at Snows Drug odors of the gashouse LYRIC THEATRE TONIGHT THE TRESPASSER Admission 10c and TOMORROW AND SATURDAY Based Henrys classic of the And news and 5 Vitaphone  

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