Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - November 5, 1929, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin A. P. LEASED WIRE paper served by leased wire with the news report of the Associated Daily tt N E W S PA PER 12 PAGES TODAY Net paid circulation of The Tribune on November 4, was Sixteenth 5006. Wisconsin November 5, 1929. Single Copy Five Cents PROGRESSIVES HOLD RALLY AT MARSHFIELD State Delays Action Against Elmer Hi STAND ON L COMPLETION OF FEDERAL INQUIRY TO NEY SUCCEEDS IN HOLDING UP STATE TAX MENT'S ENT. PROBE FOR state income tax department stated today that it would take no action against Elmer S. former Pittsville grocer and cial until the federal completes the inquiry be- ing according to an Press dispatch from Gained Wide Publicity Huckins gained a few months ago when eral operatives announced they had determined to investigate his the nature of which is un- known and which is reputed to pay investors 2G and 52 per cent in- Information received by the op- tended to show that ins had represented himself to in- as being in the busH Huckins was subsequently j charged with using the mails to de- fraud but at his hearing the eral prosecutor failed to prove that the defendant was not engaged in a cigar Attorney Seeks Delay Walter attorney for Streblow Charged With Manslaughter VIRGINIA VOTE IMPORTANT IN PARTY POLITICS Answering to a charge of fourth degree manslaughter as driver of the coupe which collided with a car driven by John H. Gill at the intersection of Jackson street and Third avenue on October 13, resulting in the death of garet Ann 6, Vernon 27, was arraigned before Judge C. J. Randall in justice court shortly before noon Preliminary ug was set for 10 o'clock on the of Nov. 8 before Judge Streblow was released pending the national campaigns preliminary hearing upon ing The warrant for arrest was served on the driver of the death car this morning by Chief of Police R. S. Payne after it had been issued by District Attorney M. S. has been here on casions recently seeking a delay in the proceedings of tho state to de- termine the nature of ness and his It has been agreed that until case is disposed of by the federal the Wisconsin inquiry will be claims his client's residence is in Chicago but an davit made by Huckins and on tile in Wautoma states his residence is at Wis. Estimate Invested Huckins is reputed to have drawn an estimated from in- living in Wisconsin and other states and Attorney T. W. Brazeau will represent Responsibility for the death of the little Gill girl was placed on low by a jury following the inquest which was conducted in the council chambers of the city hall last Wednesday The Gill child died as the result of loss of blood after her jugular vein was severed when she was thrown through the left rear window of the car as the collision low was driving south on Third enue and Gill was driving cast on Jackson Streblow placed the accident victim in his car and ed her to the but she diec WILL DECIDE STRENGTH OF REPUBLICANS IN FORMER DEMOCRATIC The Associated While election contests drew the voters of a dozen states to the polls the eyes of the nation were fixed primarily upon the ial election in watchful for any indication of what might be ex- of the old dominion in future Crucial Party Test Mayoralty elections in New and other cities attracted but today's in Jailed for Their Silence f These three newspaper men on the staff of a Washington may Virginia was considered a crucial j not gci out of jail until they tell a District Of Columbia grand jury test for the Democratic organization and from whom ft b hfc H rf and the efforts of the Jack E. Kevins and Linton who can party to solidify its gams of last year's presidential election under SIven sentences for contempt of and sent to the 12 States Where Were the J. E. A Killer Arthur Citizens in twelve states vote Massachusetts tr Michigan to from from the only state electing a is agitated by a Smith and which moans a religious Tuesday's election will tell er Virginia's Democratic for forty is to remain or become dangerously In which in late years has turned Republican voters will try to make n clean job of it by getting a majority of the In New York a bert T. is running for con- gress on the Republican in a district normally buying widely ad- and expected did not on Page IDENTIFY BODIES BY PAPERS FOUND IN FOG BLAMED FOR TWO KILLED IN BOSTON Nov. Bodies of four men were here today awaiting claimants after crash of the Mexico mail plane early Fatality List The four men Manuel governor of the state of Del his John pilot of the Robert G. 40, traffic of the the Cor- de formerly of Fort Tex. The four men left Valbuena aero- Mexico in a single tored cabin ship at a. apparently crashing a half hour or so later at Del Monte near Villa in the mountainous country on the rim of the valley of Death Instantaneous The plane was tion of the bodies indicated all had died Cause of the crash was undetermined but airways said exceptionally bad flying weather with heavy and believed possibly the craft lost its way in the Persons discovering the wrecked airplane learned the identity of the men only through papers found n pockets of their Tn view of the condition of the bodies the of which is capital of the of asked mission to arrange interment but officials of the C. A. T. refused and said they would come for the leadership of Herbert With a coalition liam Moseley sponsored by the Republicans and those elements of the Democratic party which ported President opposing the candidate of the regular cratic John Garland it was inevitable that the re- sults of the balloting should be com- pared with the Hoover majority of and interpreted as indicating that Virginia had definitely joined the column of states or same jail where Harry F. Sinclair is serving time for a similar of- The three men refused to divulge names and ad- dresses after they had conducted a personal survey of Washington At the end of their present term they are liable to be if they continue to withhold this ARNOLD Inquiry Into CLASH VERBALLY IN LOBBY PROBE WISCONSIN SENATOR ACCUSES MANAGER OF TARIFF TAXPAYERS OF HAVING ER had returned cratic to the Walker Opposed by 3 In New York Mayor James J. Walker's candidacy for reelection on the Democratic was ed by Representative Fiorello H. La Norman and Richard E. former police running under the sponsorship of the Square Deal In addition to this and the Boston contest there were mayoralty tions in cities of Indiana and Seek Legislature Control In the Republican party sought to gain control of the last arm of tho state government held by the State-wide elections also wore on n and having to do with a tax limitation amendment in the Buckeye and with the election of state judges in the two In addition to the gubernatorial the Virginia voters were called upon to select a lieutenant attorney and the entire membership of the house of Directors of 13" Trail Association Meet The annual meeting of the board of directors of the Trail Association was held last evening following a dinner in the ter hotel Rose The which was presided over by L. P. association heard reports of the activities of the past year and approved the budget for the season of 1930. F. in charge of the association exhibit at the Outdoor Show at last spring was present and gave a complete after which a plan was adopted for Soldier Son of Sigel Man Drowns Word has been received that tin son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles was drowned in the Panama where he was serving in the United States army unit stationed at Fort Amador after having in 1928 following four No one knows exactly what but it is supposed that Schroedel fell into the lake on the night of September 22, while at- tempting to cross the lock at Peter as his body was found by on the afternoon of the 23rd, and buried under army regulations An attempt to disinterred and LITTLE JOE Two Killed at Boston Nov. D. federal air and pilot for Skyways were killed today when their airplane crashed after going into a tail spin over the East Boston port. at Fort have the body brought home was prevented by regulations of the Canal Zone Health department for a period of 18 Notwithstanding funeral services will be held for an even bigger display of sin's attractions at the next Outdoor Reelect Daniels L. P. Daniels was dent for the ensuing year and Ragan was secretary to ceed Gerald These together with two directors from each village and city along Highway 13 from Ashland to Beloit comprise the functioning In his report to the President Daniels pointed out that the had this year been tial in securing the leaving of 41 miles of highway 13 with concrete in Price 17 miles in Taylor and that the board of super- visors of Ashland county at its umn meeting will undoubtedly a bond issue to pay for con- crete pavement of Highway 13 throughout that To Test An experiment is to be made this it was whereby a stretch of ten miles of Adams county road between Adams and Kilbourn is to be surfaced with an approved dressing to ascertain how wel it will be able to withstand winter Except for the strip ol this and all of way 13's 500 miles be concreted by the end of Those present at the meeting were H. B. Jesse W. E. J. W. R. B. A. U. F. and Guy 0. L. P. Daniels and Fred Nov. exchanges between Senator Blaine of Wisconsin and J. A. eral manager of the Southern Tariff association and the American payers developed today as he senate lobby investigating com- resumed its Charges At one stage Blaine told Arnold ie intended to show that the r was using persons from whom were received as ucker and that he intended Iso to show large portion went nto your own Blaine made his statement after mold had accused him of ing the work and the Wisconsin senator am ridiculing the Collections of the tax league for the year ending August 31 were given as and of the tariff association and expenditures as and Made Up Deficit Arnold said he made up the cit and that the organizations owed him He testified that he the railroads should con- tribute to both the league and the Lake Tragedy Is Continued Nov. into the sinking of the S. S. sin off Kenosha last with the loss of 16 lives was resumed day with Captain Henry J. skipper of the S. S. the principal witness examined by erick J. district federal boat Captain Delatre said his a sister ship of the was bound to Chicago from Milwaukee on the day of the Wisconsin's and had put in at Racine to re- AND TAXATION ADOPT RESOLUTIONS CON- DEMNING MERGERS OF HOUSES AND CREASE OF PROPERTY BY RICHARD SPRY Press Staff Nov. Progressives of the 1929 Wisconsin in conference day adopted resolutions condemning outside and endorsing the principle of income taxes and the 1929 Progressive stand in the legislature for control of electric Advocate Old System i Progressive conference con- and resents the insidious in- roads of chain banking and urges pair a broken rudder chain the people to go back to Wisconsin's cd by the rough While making repairs he said his radio man heard the distress signals of the and he immediately ordered the repair work As quickly as he he steamed to the scene of the Wisconsin accident but the boat had gone down and there was no sign of Inspector Meno completed his in- The testimony of witnesses will have to be transcribed and submitted to the inspector's de- at Washington before ther if is tariff get over we can. We don't miss LOCAL TEACHERS AT CONVENTION MISSING AERIAL EXPLORERS SAFE DOWN IN SEA BY PROSPECTORS FORCED ARTIC SHELTER ON FOUND BY Nov. 3ody. The Nash Motors company was listed as giving Before reading the Blaine questioned Arnold about a typewritten sheet taken from the association Blaine said it was an agreement between Vance W. F. Myrick and Mrs. Ida Darden and provided that Myrick and Meuse were to re- 40 per cent of all checks turned in by Testifies to Salaries Arnold testified that Meuse was getting a month from the iff Myrick a month Darden a year and that Meuse was working in South Myrick in California and Mrs. Darden in Blaine read a list of the states LARGE DELEGATION SENTING ALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF TEND STATE CITY TO AT- MEETING AT road between the junction of ways 73 and 13 six miles south oi Marshfield Death Hearing Adjourned The session of the jury which is investigating the death in Marshfield on October 18 of Mrs. Julia who was found ed in the bathtub of her home on Adler was adjourned in him at the Sigel Lutheran church I Judge M. E. Adler's court yesterday at 2 p. m. Rev. G. M. until November 14. A City Council Holds November Session The regular monthly meeting of the common council will be held this evening at the city hall ning at 8 In to the promised vote on the matter of authorizing a referendum vote at the municipal election next spring on the matter of a change in the method of of school com- it is expected that tion will be taken on the matter of providing uniforms for the police and that further report will be made on sewer arid water for South Otherwise the session is expected to be of a routine Kruger Wood County Home Directors Meet The board of directors of the Wood County Home for the Aged held its November meeting at the home south of this yesterday and prepared its first an- report which will be presented the session of the preliminary hearing of the case of Al resulted in his plea of guilty of obtaining prop under false Defend ant made restitution to the parties and paid a fine of anc District Attorney Marvin S King represented the state in both dio messages from the isolated tic trading post of Cambridge Bay on Victoria today told of the battle against tho frozen north ed for two by eight aerial prospectors before their discovery by wandering Missing Since Sept. 8 The headed by Colonel C. D. H. president of minion had been missing since Sept. 8, when they took off from Baker in two airplanes on a ing McAlpine in a radio message to the of Dominion Ex- said they had become ost in the Arctic fogs and landed in the Pull Planes Ashore With the greatest difficulty they pulled their heavy planes ashore en a sandy beach and erected a rude shelter about their planes and a For days they sought a as they were almost doning three wandering kimos arrived at Through the their camp of Tue which con- It also listened loard of venes next to and accepted the report of the superintendent of the James In that report it was that recently n group of missionary volunteers from Bethel near had visited the Home and entertained the inmates with a group of The visitors were themselves entertained by Mr. Case's private zoo which now con- tains c a some pheasants and turtle Medals to Wisconsin Rescuers Nov. Honored by a grateful 31 men who played leading parts in the rescue of survivors from the foundered steamer Wisconsin today could display certificates and medals attesting to their At a banquet last night the members of the Kenosha and cine coast guard crews and of the fishing Chambers Brothers nnd were presented with the the north they acquainted the kimos of their plight and the latter agreed to kad them to the nearest Reach Trading Post Taking only such food from their as they would absolutely the prospectors set out on their overland Footsore and ex- musted they reached the Hudson's Bay company trading post on ia Island last had been forced to camp for several days ment and inquired why Wisconsin was found a few suckers in didn't Blaine had a few contributions from Arnold The witness testified that the worked sometimes for the league and at other times for the Tariff Blaine read from the that when was Myrick and Mrs. Darden were to receive ten per cent of it. Agreement Means Nothing telling you the agreement means Arnold A heated exchange developed be- tween Senator Blaine and Arnold after Blaine had read that blower and Weeks of Boston con- you have a circular letter as well as a Blaine ridiculing the Ar- nold replied you are not after must con- A delegation of 30 representing Lincoln the lic graded vocational county normal and agriculture schools and the country graded schools plans to attend the annual assembly of the Wisconsin association to be held at the Vocational school in Milwaukee com- mencing County tendent S. G. Corey is already there as the section for county dents convened at 9 a. m. The remainder of the delegation will not leave until Local Delegation In addition to Mr. the gation will comprise the City Superintendent Julius High School Principal Aaron Misses Jessie Ruth May Roberts and Sophie from the high W. A. Sprise and Von Holliday from the tional from the grad Miss Anita Lowell Misses Kathryn Kitowski anc Elizabeth Misse Edith Ruth Ruth McCabe ant Kathleen Mabel Misse Wilcox and Mrs. Estelle Emerson Miss Mae and Miss ryn Wilhelm are also expecting to Entire County Represented From the county normal A. W. Miss Katherine Mrs. Nora Frank and Miss Ruth Cole will as will the two along the shore of Queen Maud Gulf waiting for the ice to freeze sufficiently to permit them to cross and then were forced to trudge their way 50 miles across the over hummocks of making but a few miles each Blaine am ridiculing the work and I am going to show that you were using these people as a sucker list from which to ob- tain collections and a large portion went into your own Denies Personal Profit not Arnold an- swered Blaine said the list showed Joseph H. Grundy of contributed wasn't Arnold rural supervising Misses Maria Hanifin and Hazel From the county agricultural school W. C. M. C. Misa Katherine Gill and Armond Bauer are on the A large gation from the Marshfield city schools and from the schools of Port Pittsville and the villages and district schools of the county will also attend the con- time-honored system of independent and self-sustained fostered for the protection of its own tors and not the tools of alien and absentee This resolution was adopted in the conference room in the basement of Marshfield's First National only after Assemblyman E. M. had insisted that the group omit from the resolution to Wisconsin in favor of i Condemn Further Taxes The conference went on record condemnation of the policy which foists further property taxes upon the home and farm owner and er goes on record to endorse the principle of paying in accordance with ability to pay and in favor of legislation to increase the yield of the income tax and render sary the levying of any state tax on This resolution was adopted lowing the allegation that several Progressive bills in the last tive either killed by the Conservative senate majority or vetoed by the would have saved the recent levy of more than in taxes on Reaffirm Power Plan Faith The Progressives under the manship of Alvin C. floor leader of the firmed their in the soundness and of the power plan for which the group fought in the 1019 It was further ed this Progressive conference pledge its efforts to ing out those stalwart members of the senate who caused the defeat of this The conference late today was to consider the problem of taxation for in executive to discuss the plans for for the state by Mostly Assemblymen All the are blymen with the exception of ner La railroad brotherhood lobbyist in the 1929 sion and assemblyman in the 1927 session and defeated candidate for Senators Severson and Cashman and Former blyman E. E. Royce of Stevens Point Man Made Ripon Trustee Nov. ident Silas Evans of Ripon college announced today that E. A. Stevens had been ed to the membership of the board of trustees of the s secretary-treasurer of the Whiting 3lover Paper His ment brings the total trustees to 26. number of Officers Reelected All officers and directors of the P r e n t i s Manufacturing company were at the an- meeting held at the factory last C. F. Kruger is Ralph urer and general Michael Woolf vice president and sales and Dean These officers and Bert Dr. Edward Amos Clarence Searls and G. O. Babcock constitute the board of di- Ralph Wiltrout gave at short in which he called attention to the very satisfactory financial ment sent stockholders several A splendid bur ness for this fiscal was Tells Of Nov. tails of the celebrated dinner to members of congress at which he said liquor was served were given to the senate today by Senator Brookhart of who his disclosures with a demand for the resignation of Secretary a suggestion that someone like Major D. Butler be given the dry enforcement and that a drive be made against the in the bootlegging The whose remarks listened to by an expectant chamber and galleries crowded with curious did not directly accuse any member of congress of having partaken of liquor at the party and he complimented President Vice President Curtis and Sir Esme the British on their enforcement Fined for Talking to Oshkosh Juror Nov. Neighborly conversation with a woman juror sitting in the case of an alleged embezzler had cost Mrs. Charles Koehn of Oshkosh She was fined that amount by Circuit Judge Fred Beglinger after found guilty of criminal con- empt of Her on what verdict should be returned against Lorenz Sperling of charged with was held with Mrs. a A trial Mrs. at her trial declared she did not know she was committing an Judge linger responded that the jury tem was well established and that he could not accept her plea of She paid the Weather Report Generally fair tonight and except somewhat tied in east warmer in southeast Fair Today's Weather Maximum temperature for 24 hour period ending at 7 a. 37; minimum temperature same temperature at 7 a. m. 32.
