Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - June 16, 1928, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin A. P. LEASED WIRE Thlt paper served by leased wire with the newt report of the Associated CONSTRUCTIVE N E W S PAPER 10 PAGES TODAY The net paid circulation of The Tribune is Fifteenth 4579. Wisconsin June 16, 1928. Price Three Cents Today Hoover and Prosperity More of It. Coolidge Knew It. Safe at Arthur Brisbane The Republican now com- reads Hoover and ator Curtis from whose ial is known to ands of was nominated on the first with This puts an out and out farmers candidate on 'the It does no mean dissatisfaction with Gen for there is The Curtis nomination is an to something for the 0. P. ACTION SAD Deep Waters of Brule Gall Cal to Work The Republican slogan for thi campaign is to be MORE OF That's enough of a People decline to think about more than one thing at a And when pros is the issue they don't any If democrats are wise wil promise a great deal more of it than the Republicans ever dreamed In his fine telegram of tion to Herbert President Coolidge expresses the thought of great ability and wide experience will enable you to serve our country with marked dis- President Coolidge has known for months that Herbert Hoover would be The who has been a candidate for office ty times and never under- stands That is more than you can say for some gentlemen from New York state and The Metropolitan Life Insurance company yesterday insured a man past fifty for A few when the second gest city in France had no in ant over fifty years of such in- suring would have been financially Men live intelligence A wise man at fifty is a er risk than a fool at And the Metropolitan has promoted longer living by intelligent health GOES FISHING BUT NO FISH TALES HEARD PRESIDENT FAMILIARIZES WITH SUMMER MAY TAKE UP DUTIES AT SUPER- IOR THIS June 16. Faced by a steady downpour of rain in Superior while at his lodge 33 miles away the sun was ing President Coolidge de- early today to postpone his first call at the executive offices until later in the The deep waters of the rabbling around Cedar Island Lodge called him instead to try his luck ome more with the rod and Apparently satisfied with his first fishing experience Mr. dge ordered his fishing tackle brought out while he took a long valk through the estate zing himself thoroughly with its Pass Restful Night Both he and Mrs. Coolidge were as having passed a very first night at the summer after a long evening spent by a big log although suffering o ill effect from the long journey rom decided to take her morning easily although lay down again on the Watch Chicagoans after Bank Robbery to The June bank was robbed just before the opened cago and Indiana delegations are under Young Bob La Follette made the only real speech that has been made in the He spoke in favor of the He was listened but his amendments were not They kept in the Wall Street WILL ZIMMERMAN IS FOR REELECTION WISCONSIN CHIEF ANNOUNCEMENT FOR RENOMINATION IN BER MADE IN FIFTEEN WORDS Our prosperity is In May General Motors broke all i delivering the third successive record breaking as announced by President Alfred P. Sloan Jr. The total sale of cars in May was more than Henry Ford is now turning out his new car at the rate of a But there will be a in good This country needs new cars every year at a even if the total number exceeds the present figures Get your j porch of the enjoying the cool breeze coming from Lake Mr. Coolidge was up very early Accompanied by an aide he tramped through some of the trails leading from the cleared space around the lodge into the virgin wilderness surrounding it. He to observe the which had occasion deer on the lested for so no fear of showed These almost are so In New York a young man brought into court by his ad- mitted that he had an income of a and employed his father as hostler to take care of his saddle His excuse was that the father had not led a moral The Japanese religion that includes twenty different kinds of ably would find one especially pre- pared for that wouldn't include saddle according to IT. I. watch their steps in hotel Several have cut their feet on fragments of broken gin bottles When a delegate welcoming friends lets the bottle slip out of the papei crossing the it breaks on the stone the Republican platform enforcement of the So there is nothing to worry Fundamentalists will read this with and hold it under the noses of doubting The Munson liner caught a big tiger Hauled on it expelled from its stomach and mouth a good-sized The turtle is at this moment alive and swimming in New York's If an inferior modern shark can a big turtle and return it why should not a huge on Page numerous on the estate that they swarm in herds through the woods and walking edly among the tents of the com- pany of infantry camped on the edge of the presidential No Fish Tales Although President Coolidge ex- pressed his intention this of fishing again no definite indication came out of the summer White House as to whether he was successful in his quest for fish yesterday While some witnesses claimed he caught some others said they understood he had not hooked Even those who claimed success for Mr. could not give de- tails as to the size and kind of fish President and Mrs. Coolidge have not yet decided at which of the two churches available to them they will worship A frame quaint in its at the small let of six miles from the has been suggested to Mr. June teen Gov. Fred R. man today announced his candidacy for a second term as chief executive of He said shall be a candidate for for ernor of Wisconsin at the ber Immediately after issuing the an- the governor left his office for the local flying field to hop off by plane for Headquarters in Milwaukee Campaign headquarters for the chief executive will be in Governor Zimmerman's entry into the field assures another contest be- tween two wings of the sive group with the conservatives to decide at their conference at Green June 20, whether they shall put their own candidate into the Already candidates are Joseph D. Beck of La Follette and John Ferris of of the state government KAW MEDICINE FOR TURNS OUT IN TRIUMPHAL WELCOME FOR MAN WHO SPENT YOUTH WITH INDIAN KIN Guests of Wisconsin June 16- Medicine made a half century ago by his Kaw kin again has proved for Senator Charles Curtis and today he rested at his home here after an enthusiastic celebration of his triumph at the Republican national Surrounded by his the Kansas senator Friday night re- the congratulations of sands on his selection as running nate for Herbert It was a that reflected the y the vice presidential nominee has known in his many since his aged Kaw grand- Julie turned him rom her tepee with the Back to back to your white iy Accompanied by his son a Chicago the senator ar- rived by automobile about two hours after he was nominated at Kansas As the word went out that was most everyone started for the state house via ka boulevard where the senator With flag day decorations still in Curtis banners were added and the city soon had 'the ance of having long waited his ar- A speakers stand was hastily built on the capitol grounds and Will Complete Air Reliability Tour Today BY RICHARD L. SPRY Associated Press Staff Writer June The 13 planes in the air reliability tour arrived here at a. m. in a flight from 111. The flight was made in 15 minutes and a large crowd greeted the Mrs. Calvin White in Finale G. O. P. Convention All Over Except Bottom Drops from Market for Plaster Victors Save Badges for Posterity Report Yockey to be Manager Reports several weeks ago were that Chauncey Yockey of kee will act as the governor's In the 1926 primary Gov. Zim merman defeated Herman Ekern La Follette progressive and Charles for the lican 4-Miles- Dobbin This chapel belongs to the Congregational Mr. own and there of John a 70-year-ol blind lay originally from At four miles from the summer White House on th shore of a placid lake typical the pools in a Presbyter ian church with a mixed congrega tion has also been offered to Mr LITTLE JOE OR Hoover Eager to Aid McNary Says June ator of the relief vetoed by President Coolidge conferred with Secretary presidential nominee McNary after the conference said he found Secretary Hoover and anxious to relieve the distress of our farm McNary said if the remedy was tried and found to be in his opinion congress and the would unite in an effort to devise a more effective remedy that would prove that pass in the have nothing on a lone farmer ing a beautiful span of heavy draft horses attached to a ancient top buggy who left this city about o'clock Friday heading for other A local motorist who saw the farmer that time re- ports that at about p. m. he passed the quaint outfit on county trunk A three miles east of Returning the Rapids ly before midnight the plodding faithful team and their driver were met just outside of still heading for the Who the man where he came from and where heading will perhaps never be It had en the plodding six hours to travel 26 Instances of this kind only help recall to mind the days before powered automobiles replaced ful Dick and Jerry as means of transportation on public loud speakers Brass Bands Mobilized Mobilization of brass bands was completed soon after 7 o'clock and when the senator arrived at 8 o'clock he was greeted by after shooting several flashlight turned him over to Governor Ben S. Paulen and others of the reception Among the crowd that cheered him were boyhood friends who re- called how fled from re- latives here in pioneer days to re- join the Kaws on the march and of his return to live with his father's sister in conformity to Julie pin's They recalled how he sold drove a rode to fame as the premier jockey of the west and then accepted work as office boy in a law office where he became so ficient that he was made a junior partner in 1881, at the age of 21. They pointed out that with his tion as prosecuting attorney of Shawnee county three years his time had been largely devoted to public and reviewed the career that brought him recognition as majority leader of the senate and finally the nomination for vice Senator Curtis said he expected remain here until when ic would return to BY BRIAN BELL Press Staff Kansas June The Republican convention is over for everybody but the street The who for four days tried with varying success to find their seats in convention are on their way home ing Herbert Hoover and Charles Curtis for president and vice The Kansas senator was on the first ballot at the brief final session Friday The vote was 1052 to 34. This was er made Unanimous as a roaring welcome went up for the majority senate Regalia Lingers Kansas to which conventions are no is returning rapidly Elks Stage Flag Day Banquet and Program Judge Principal Is Given 120 Attend A Flag day banquet and an program in tion of the day were held at the club house Thursday with Judge William H. Martin of to its usual everyday tasks and watching the street cleaners sweep up the few evidences left of the great political The ing is but the arm hat and brass photographs and recommendations linger until the can. do something about it. Plain and fancy sweeping is going on apace and night fall will find the tion city quite itself Before the first home-going gates were on their the huge convention hall changed its Out came the G. 0. P. the elaborate decorations and the stands in which the 54 standards of the territories and district of Columbia rested when they were not being lugged about the track by frenzied delegates a When the baptist convention meets next month in convention there will be nothing to cate that candidates for president and vice president were named on ballots in this spacious meeting End Tour Today 111., June The Alonzo American air reliability tour will com- plete its second annual which has taken it to three with hops today to cine and Friends of the air met again day night when the 13 planes in the reliability tour were put down on Rockford's municipal field amid eral of the army pursuit squadron ships that were part of the joint air show at earlier in the Along with the army ships was the giant Martin bomber which also was at Almost Uneventful Flights Friday were uneventful except for damage to one plane at A small flown by Fred was forced to land and did not have enough speed when its motor developed a defect to get clear of the Landing in NORRIS LAMENTS PARTY PLATFORM AND NOMINATION DECLARES EN FARMERS AT KANSAS DEPLORES SILENCE ON ATTACKS LENROOT June satisfied with the Republican form and with the party Senator in a statement today ed that the action of the can convention at Kansas City 3e a sad disappointment to every progressive citizen in the United A had been given the farmers at Kansas he at the same time deploring silence on the activities of the power disregard of the disclosures made by the investigation of the naval oil and silence as to Boulder Muscle and the constitutional Attacks Several with Senator Senator Norris made attacks on Mabel Walker sistant attorney Senator of chairman of platform William the E. Slemp and Irvine L. former senator from the of the Daugherty on the floor he and opposed the Walker man of the important committee on committee that was careful to seat all the Hoover from the solid a nearby marsh it nosed she was assistant attorney general Three persons riding in the plane were At each of the day's from the first at where a dairy lunch was to the night con- trol the addresses were on the subject of development of air trans portation and such landing fields for Coolidge Mail Plane Routed by This City Craft Seen Passing Over Early in Army chine to Superior from Chicago Novelty Market Drops As the Republican host wended its way the bottom dropped out of the market for plaster G. O. P. com- bination rattles and bells and whose words were re- with great is a great supporter of the American Legion and as such was granted a button by the Wisconsin A delicious squab dinner was served to 120 A contest held during the past few weeks was de- clared a and both the and teams dined on instead of chicken for the winners The devices and Burglar Alarm Goes on But Well Auburndale Residents Scurry to Institution as Rings Near Mid- night Awake Populace England Wins Tennis Title from America June England today captured the Wightman cup signifying women's tennis team supremacy by winning four out of seven matches from the United The English gained the coveted rophy by downing the American de- fenders in the final doubles match in which Mrs. M. Holcroft Watson and Miss Eileen Bennett opposed Helen Wills and Miss Penelope An- derson 6-2, 6-1. Only 17 Days Till June villagers were treated to a little ex- about o'clock Friday evening when the burglar alarm at the Auburndale State bank broke out with all its sending flocks and droves of cold chills up and down the backs of the Visions of bank robbers were R. A. and J. C. were attending a holstein meeting at the Peter liams home and a telephone message sent them hurrying to the When they arrived there the alarm had ceased but an investigation showed that all was peace and well in the bank The bank alarm went on a similar rampage about two years ago according to the bank and beans for the losers of the as was originally Preceding the banquet the lodge members conducted a special istic service for Flag balloons and knowing no political were packed for shipment to Houston to be coupled in the betting on the stands of the street fakirs with the Democratic donkey replacing the Republican Before the echo of the ayes have from the lips of chairman George H. Moses died there was a wild scurrying of men and women with trains to Many of the uninitiated were thrown for a loss by the dial tem in vogue in the Kansas City telephone One agitated on Page Hoople Says G. O. P. Took 4 Days to Ask Riddle Everybody Knew By MAJOR AMOS HOOPLE Famous Rig Game Hot Air Ar- And Wisconsin Gala Celebration EVERYBODY WILL BE Weather Outlook list and Expert 1928. by The Tribune ami A. Telegraph to Tho Kansas June the last day of convention was devoted to giving losing delegates the chance to break even on their poker and oh nominate a candidate for vice By it has been a successful convention for Hoover and I have won the intricacies of Weather outlook for the period of June 18 to 23: For the region of the Great A period of one about be- ginning and other near close of with fair weather temperature for the most part near seasonal but For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and the ther and central great Brief periods of variable mostly near mal. Hoyle marked and a Copyreader s The first half spent out of this for- tune was for ing up a large hole Jn my pocket to harbor the there were many impromptu given in the various rooms of the Awoke in Laundry Room I began joining the starting on the eleventh floor and Friday I awoke in the laundry room down in the A most perplexing not meaning to change the you but I have com- piled an interesting bit of statistics during the Hoover demonstration in convention in his vain attempt to restore rapped the gavel enough times to equal the efforts of four carpenters in building a six-room I knew this to be a being a carpenter on my mother's side of the She was Marie Carpenter of Airplanes which passed over consin Rapids yesterday and today probably attracted no more tion than the usual but many more eyes would have been turned skyward had it been ly known that the planes were en route from Chicago to laden official mail for dent now at his summer White House on the Brule Army to Handle Mail According to an Associated Prcs dispatch from Washington today the army air corps will handle th president's mail between Chicago and northern It was an at the war department tha this service over a 400 mile course is being rendered at the request of the post office The pilots will alternate in the tions between the two T. Skow of Marshall Fort was the first officer assigned to this The war department also an- that have been ted for the of an airplane hangar on the field at Superior to house the army It is under- stood that Marshfield has been as one of the cities along the route where the mail planes will stop to take on Arrange for Delays The route Chicago will low the Chicago and Northwestern railroad to the cago Milwaukee and St. Paul to Wisconsin Rapids and the Soo Line to Ladysmith and The postoffice department has made ar- rangements with the three roads to stop trains between Wisconsin Rapids and Superior on signals from a man in uniform to prevent delay in the the presidential mail in the event of the forced landing of a of the United went to New York to testify in behalf of was ed to go to Kansas City and him in the contests that came before the He was part of the big Hoover steam and when he went there and while he was engaged in putting the Hoover delegates his ets were lined with a fee that he had received from the water power trust to lobby before a senate rank and file of the great Republican party will be disgusted and he the power as well as the the the the the the the the the and the machine cians will be happy and Gets Sarcastic this program is endorsed at the it will be the duty of the among other when it reconvenes in to to Power Trust Insull and his man from for whose he contributed more than 000; to scat Boss the sentative of the Philadelphia cal to reinstate to apologize to Sinclair and to give a certificate of ter to to destroy the incriminating evidence which in- brought forth of the fraudulent profits of O'Neal and to condemn the supreme court of the United States for de- claring the deals were disgraceful and to call upon the federal trade commission to cease its investigation wherein it is disclosing the sinister attacks upon our government by the power and to ask forgiveness for all its activities in disclosing fraud and dishonesty in high cial Lindy Hops off For Madison and Degree Curtiss N. June Charles A. Lindbergh opped off at a. daylight aving time today for where he is receive an orary degree from his alma the University of He ex- to stop at Buffalo and De- troit en Major Hoople newly acquired My most recent association with as much was shortly before the last appearance of ley's After the nomination of Perfect Republicans Never before in my eventful life have I heard men spoken of so ly as were the nominating and onding speeches for The orators in lauding the virtues and qualities of their proposed turned back the pages of tory as far as the time of in comparing their choice with every on Page Arkansas Flood Waters Cover Acres June Flood waters of the White river day spread out over proximately acres of land some of it newly cultivated and the 800 residents of the valley in the lower parts of Jackson county were camped in improvised homes on higher The main levee at 12 miles south of Newport crashed last but a warning broadcast 24 hours previously enabled tenants to escape with their Weather Report Increasing cloudiness with probably showers beginning tonight or mer in south tion tonight and in southeast tion Cloudy Weather Maximum temperature for period ending at 7 a. m. 76; minimum for same 48; 7 a. 60. temperature at
