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J «««««**** Tom Love Again Threatens Split POSTAGE RATE » !INCREASED TO POSE March Ready 4 THEIR *■WINNING DEMO BOLTER ROOSEVELTS r- —- ■■■—— -— — i. .1 -.- THREE CENTS To Go Out WILL CONTEST NOMINATION House Moves Quickly Like Lion Into Taxes After

March threatens to roar out like Garner’s Plea GROUP RULING, a lion Thursday with a norther MOVEGROWS MMffkMB down from both Okla- homa and the Texas Panhandle WASHINGTON, Mar. !•—JP) for the W. C. T. U. Chief Asks and void weather forecast New York Governor —The first class postage rate was Vahey Wednesday night. increased from two to three Love to File On Ii. !.•»• ..ern Ok..i:u>ma the Gains 111 Votes was down to mercury already rents for a period of two year* free Wednesday morning and Of Loyally Pledge sing Delegates the House The increase aull falling A high north wind today by aw-ept the cold southward. is expected to yield flU.OOO.Mft. W March HAMAH. ftta,rc,ii rn r Rrnem- Freezing temperatures were fore- ASHINGTON, 30 .-i-lh— * cast for the Texas Panhandle and strides toward the ad mart are tart meet. Making great political dry night. WASHINGTON, March JO—<*»— North Texas Wednesday democratic presidential nomina- and **»el~ taction* today a*atr. The forecast for the Valley Is Speaker Garner was successful tion, Franklin D. Roosevelt ttveatetird democrat* party har- colder Wednesday night and clear again today in withering opposi- and colder Thursday. There was today had a total of 111 dele- mof I m Tt*m tion to the ways and means com- no frost or freeze forecast for the gate votes and immediate prospects Tlii—i B line former at ate revised tax Valiev. of more, while his supporters mittee'* raising pro- mmm%m rnrfta bd ‘'ultra dry*"' tsi j moved to grasp the important post gram. after, of keynoter at the national con- taeutam toe party in lt3t Taking the floor at the first sign j vention. Ten* «a* earned for Herbert of opposition, the speaker called Hooter aaid today he mould eon- ! OIL WEE IN Iowa Pledges Support for rejection of an amendmAit by ••at tbt action of the demur rat* Rep. Cannon «D.. Mo.) to strike j Iowas 26 votes were filed In the m to out ea**"4:u*e rcauai'.ue «dting Roosevelt column last night, along provisions which allow con- •amine a loyalty ped#e of precinct NEAR LULING with those of Georgia. Minnesota, solidated and affiliated corporate New North Dakota Hampshire. Just by way of variety. Berlin staged a new kind of beauty contest income tax returns. and Washington state. Maine dem- —a mistress-and-dog competition. And it was no trouble at all to Cannon said they permitted ocrats today choose 12 delegates, Barrel Producer Is award the first prise once had espied Cilly Feindt. noted con- 10,000 to judges chain store* to drive independents a an atmosphere so friendly this Hr unmtmumfrf ever*! tinental beauty, and her pet dog. Ardwick Lass, in charming pose p+utmir* the New York governor that the out of business by having the at Believed Key to New ***** ado when the ecaaattttar was to be delegation expected his profits from a paying store take a mmetrng in Port Worth, adopt- Extension ; even though uninstructed. care ad »rum »ou)d bind of the lasses on one compet- a taaila* pr- The post of keynoter, or tem- -the demo* ing with porary chairman of the conven- independents. re. .dent RATE PROBERS NEW LINDBERGH and LULIKCi March 30.—-.F— A tion. Is to be filled Monday in Gamer said the committee pro- t it4 the demoermuc rusrxei estimated by major oil Chicago by the arrangements com- posal levying a 15 per cent rate on scout* to bt Kentucky, who recently Ohnetias Teuipenu.ee Ur. ten. re— | The gusher, the J M Pierce well asked his state to vote for the New tions with subsidiaries would con- The tero*) imue*.ird Love to take just north west, open* a new field, Yorker tinue to use consolidated returns. to teat the ‘Go-Betweens’ Asked To ueruaiary Wal aSrp*‘ the nearest wells being light He Looms Onions and Spinach Shown said SIS 000.000 would be „i- w*a;a* af the piedf* ,rers a q n; > Shouse Fight Continue Work tumed the and means Previouah Law*. Mr* Wat'.a and d.staat. OH men expressed the By by ways Roooeveil's opponents are cen- In Fight Against Hike committee amendment. ax area appealed to W O Hu**iaa theory that the well is tapping a tering on Jouett Shouse, chairman Colonel Cannon withdrew his a chairman of the exec* hitherto unknown northeast ex- In amendment PRETTY STENO 01 the party's executive committee Transportation after the speaker* opposition. commit ta call the cos- tension Darst creek field. td-ve tee, of the and of the that exponent theory Gamer previously has con- ■title* Myettarr asain ahd reecn- It is half way between here and 30. *** fought delegations to the convention HOPEWELL, N J March solidated returns. atdrr tta actum Huerta* replied th original Lulmg oil field. —The Norfolk and should come there without in- CORPUS CHRISTI. March 30 — Hopewell angles tm B'lMhd sex reconvene the rocti- There was no casing m the well of structions. Roosevelt supporters, the Lndbergh kidnaping puzzle March ROMANCE utdrva to do so wnen it blew in at 2.110 feet, and (/P'—Exhibits of onions and spin- WASHINGTON, 30—0Pv_ SOS mtttae petitioned still to fit as despite £? house's denials, have re- failed together today A docile house Mrs of oil and gas ach were W. C today marched In a majantj af the member* a roaring plume the as hostile. presented by the baby’s captivity stretched on but the earth with oil for hun- garded proposal straight dov-.. the new tax-raising W*tia BTOte ta each member soaked Beaman of traffic man- toward a full month CM A study of the arrangements Laredo, road marked out for it its %*L* UT Um* fc» •aid uxtratrd a dreds of feet Oil was standing in by ways repuaa majority committee’ would seem of the Texas-Mexican rail- In Norfolk, one of three nego- the Marcos membership ager and means committee did net. laser another martmc puddle* on Lultmr-San forces tiators trying to get Charles A. Mmm Him*r.. !• W«» to inCkcate the Roosevelt at session the Item item, it highway near the welL road, today’s of back from the kid- by gave approval are in the majority, but there is a Lindbergh. Jr., to revenue ^IJ 1 iuiOh Mil * Irsuf'l hour a hall the rate herr- producing amendments ■ ■ After an and vegetables freight appeal 1 de- possibility John J. Raskob. na- napers who stole him March calculated well over and a sub- to add millions of dol- bridged tional chairman, will Shouse ing. clared Col. Lindbergh had asked -j am pnay ta comply with the the push lars to the fund* brought to the terranean cave-in shut off them to carry their efforts forward. af the afflclal board is the and a fight may result. Examiner H W Archer of the I government by the bill flow Boo Rose, driller, immediate- In Hopewell. Col Lindbergh was * CSrt»’.an Temper- ; a in the interstate commerce commission ly started setting easing quoted as expressing the belief No i fan aatd today In a mas the hearing. Rail- Controversy well precarmtorv to drilling through IOVV V DELEGATES conducting again that *no specific signifi- arsnre at* lament “1 *hai: perpar* roads were defending a proposed " the bridge-over FAVOR DRV REPEAL cance attaches to the Norfolk ac- There was an absence of con- and file ta the aapaMW court at 30 cent rate increase for vege- DAVENPORT. la, March 30.—.-P) per tivities- troversy as it lowered exemptions table shipment* from south Texas —Iowa* delegates wiU go to the The Rev H Dobson-Peacock, on surtax rates to subject incomes Growers against the pro- democratic national convention appealed prominent Norfolk clergyman, said of more than $6,000 to those levies. Gil Is posal. claiming It would ruin them. Portes instructed to cast their 26 votes he. Rear Admiral Guy H Bun-age Above $10,000 these rates were Beaman s exhibits dealt with for Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt of and John H. Curtis, boat builder, graduated upward. acreage, shipments, New York for the presidential production, had been authorized to continue Leaders foresaw a over and dispute Border Visitor nomination. prices, costs, profit* competi- negotiations. the proposal to increase first class m*k- tion. He said the early was prim>r prtmnrwT^iriSioui That was decided when a noisy, crop Rumors that the baby was aboard Postage rate* by one cent. grom-n mainly in California. Louis- a vessel on flew closing session of the democrati:* ; Chesapeake Bay Speaker Gamer took his seat em Expressing confidence that he iana. North Carolina and Texas. when state convention yesterday adopted again a report came from the floor behind Acting Chairman is l»M and eu*- will gain teu party’s nomination for were moved from Tex- Baltimore that 'bf ilnMafaJatwe a resolution pledging the delegates I Shipments Charles H. Consolvo, Crisp of the ways and means com- the of Tamaullpas m as from the first week of Jan- ;*>,nod aa valid b* the aupieme governorship to vote for the New Yorker as Norfolk hotel owner, had offered his mittee /o take part in discussions difft- elections to be held Sun- to the of March. court tiarte auefcc ta he no primary as he has “a reasonable uary early part yacht to Curtis. Curtis, who made a of some of sections of long the of the nbtninine a prompt derts- day. Portes Oil, former president He out that in 1931 T«f:- rMy is chance pointed mysterious week-end trip, appar- committee program. Mexico, arrived here by plane short- as 91 cent of the tas af the MMMnv he the nupertBf The convention also went on produced per ently to make a contact with the Five new revenue He was suggestions ly after noon Wednesday. crop of spinach. He said said he was not court record as declaring lor r peal or early kidnapers, plan- were brought in by the committee greeted by a large group of fol- Texas growers this year planted to use the modification of the eighteenth ning yacht, however. at the opening of the session. lowers from Malamoras and Nuevo 29.700 acres to of be- amendment, advocated revision of spinach Department Justice agents ! They affected corporate incomes, Laredo in addition to Brownsville law and abolition of -ttonmg residents in this oil the actios of the state the tariff pipe lines, airplanes and gift *T iwpurd friends other the federal farm board and at- vicinity. Among develop- taxes and were estimated to esaruusa aaoMdttie* a* mom ja- j His are to a pro- supporters stage of the ments was a visit by two Kansas duce and life**! In tacked policies republican $45 000.000. •artuiiate chnffc demonstration at the Matamoros detectives who are in New 1 City mix. a deuraMe pport units $ administration. Auto Accident asf central plaza at p. m. today Jersey seeking Martin Depew in Brin* in S45.000.ftM » afforded fa obxats Thursday he will continue his connection with the kidnaping of prampUy^d border campaigning through the On Mrs. Nell Donnelly of Kansas City. The comm nice c.:.mated the cities of Mier. Camargo and Rey- Confidence Cited Arguments proposals would bring in S45.000.000. .haa *he **ascuuar'eamm:'see nom. He expect* to arrive at Mier American Dollar INVESTIGATORS TO as follows: an increase to 13 1-2 hval poser fa deter v*aUfw! at noon. In Arguments in Mrs Vivian Jones' TARRY ON' per cent in corporate Income tax Ormarrstir saaer* out of our prr*J* The former Mexican president LONDON. March 30—iJP— the next term of criminal ed the united action under the White Houses its Taer.fr-tern of tliam CHICAGO Slate rnd local police organised a court in campaign for budget as of tn- order that toe grand a million Jobs still nearer to the estimates. Of this. $113,000,000 al- hem* Wheat firm; bullish Kansas frantic search for Miss Milly Baker. Jurors may orarir Aapootimste’.e be summoned. 400.000 mark. They reported that ready has been cut from the budget I j state reports; dust storm Texas. 23. when John H Jeffs. Philadel- I the Bee^iui fire* are Members of the commis- 16.133 new had been found by the appropriations committee. MS «f Corn firm; sympathv advance phia. staggered into police head- Jury posts the !;rt insur- Judge Wester- for Jobless wage earners, That With the new revenue bill slated wneat. forecast unfavorable quarters, bruised and bleeding, and sion, appointed by velt. are J. R Rio the total to 373,736 in the to about $990.000 000. the q ta.hu*. weather told how two men with pistols had George Hondo: brought yield fW hcau fine make* beaten and robbed the as L G Nichols. Harlingen. Tom month and a half the campaign saving of $243 000 000 will be es- aeportmrat Cattle Irregular pair they > to meet j of vacant otmT* .. sat in an automobile m a Sibson. Santa Rosa; Jesse Den- has been running sential the calculated def- Hogs alow and lower- parked to duel T r lonely Lane, and then earned oil the I nett. BrownsriUc; Aiex Bowie, San ! Nebraska was ahead in the daily icit of $1,241,000,000 for the next u i girl. ) Benito. * list yesterday with 3.20a. I fiscal year.