The Capital Times from Madison, Wisconsin • 3

vfc Wring riitrwt'i- Home Owned Home Edited Home Head 3 THE CAPITAL TIMES WISCONSIN MADISON Tuesday Afternoon, June 25, 1910 Over 150 Attend DAY Installation Heil administration policies have been sharply criticized. In announcing his candidacy, Mr. Hathaway said that he is an ardent advocate- of closer co-operation between farmers and union labor in Wisconsin. Youth Training Program Will Start in State Farmer, color bearers; Robert J. Freeman and Henry Knox, color guard: and Alexander.

Mintz, Erickson. Farmer, Jungbluth. Paltz, and G. F. Faber, executive board.

Auxiliary officers installed include Charline Andrews, commander; Ethel Alexander, senior vice commander; Mary Karraker. junior vice commander; Emma Baumbach. treasurer; and Frances Heath, chaplain. KlllL' Hathaway Seeking! Seat in Assembly' A TConrV' Ceremonies for installation of officers of the. Morris O.

Togstad chapter of the Disabled American Veterans and its auxiliary were attended by more than 150 persons in the GAR hall here Monday night. N. L. Miswald, Milwaukee, DAV state commander, was in charge of the DAV installation and Clara Hansen, Beloit, second district commander, was in charge of installing auxiliary officers. DAV officers installed follow.

Jacob Mintz, commander; Robert Erickson, senior vice commander; Henry Zweifel, junior vice commander; M. C. Alexander, treasurer; Roy DeVoe, chaplain; C. A. Perkins, adjutant; I.

F. Statz. service officer; L. R. Jungbluth, officer of the day; George Paltz, sergeant-at-arms; Henry F.

Toycen, assistant sergeant-at-arms; Lars Larson and William Labor Leader Surrenders To U.S.; Posts Bond CHICAGO (P) Michael Carrozzo, Chicago labor chieftain, and three of 11 co-defendants in a federal antitrust case surrendered to the marshal today, were fingerprinted and posted bonds. The others were Ciro F. Balzano, secretar- of Carrozzo's union, the International Hod Carriers. Building and Common Laborers district council of Chicago and vicinity; Vito Miroballl, president of Local 1006 of the International Hod Carriers, Building and. Common Laborers district council; Anthony C.

DAndrea, chairman and business manager of Carrozzos union. The 12 defendants were charged wtih conspiring by strikes and by threats of strikes to restrain the use of ready-mixed concrete. The indictment was another in a series returned by grand juries which have been in-vertigati. to determine hether building trades practices were interfering with interstate commerce and maintaining high construction costs. t.

1 to n'om -voUVi-ioT HERSEY, Wis. Frank Hathaway, Hersey, announced today that he will be a candidate for the Progressive nomination for assemblyman from St. Croix county. Mr. Hathaway will seek the seat formerly held by the late Assemblyman Arthur of Hudson.

The Woodville Leader for several months has been printing a political column by Mr. Hathaway in which NYA Committee Adopts Plans for I5odv Build- ing Program Plans to put Into effect immediately in Wisconsin the National Youth Administration's program of body building and health conditioning were adopted here today by the state committee. The committee met at the WPA recreational headquarters cn S. Carroll st. Physical examinations of the youths by community physicians will be the first step.

Then they will be classified as to condition and the sports from which they would derive benefit. Meanwhile district supervisors and leaders will be chosen and will be trained to teach calisthenics, games and other exercises. The program will be launched a once in 15 communities and later will be extended to include 81 projects. First centers will be at Antigo, La Crosse, Marinette, Menomonie, Prairie Du Chien, Platteville, Racine, Rhinelander, Rice Lake. Sheboygan, Stevens Point, Superior, Wausau, Camp Waw-beek at Wisconsin Dells, and Green dale in Milwaukee county.

The field staff includes Charles Fenske, University of Wisconsin track star; Joe Laws and Eddie Jankowski, of the Green Bay Packets football team. Dr. R. E. Mutchler.

Madison, is head of the state program. Members of his committee include Ray Slteehy, of Milwaukee, Chairman of the Wisconsin athletic commission; John Walsh, of Madison. University of Wisconsin boxing coach; Edw-ard Whearatt, of Superior, Superior State Teachers college coach: Arthur Gen-ne, of Ashland, Northland College coach, and Fred Rhea, of Madison, state recreational director for the Works Projects administration. Find Body of Slain Guard So are lots of folks! Believe It or Not, says Ripley, Royal Crown has won 9 out of 10 certified taste-tests against leading colas from coast to coast! Get to know this new favorite! Get the big home carton today! BEST BY TASTE-TEST A Frodud bUM Cwp. Urge Slraus to Run for Assembly memo sped a i I-P From Your Grocer, Druggist or Favorite Shop fame which he brought to his school through his prowess and excellence at his chosen sport.

The unfortunate accident which led to his death occurred in February of 1939 at St. Paul, Minnesota as he was nearing the height of a brilliant skiing career. In memorium this plaque is dedicated to Paul Bietila by his fellow members of the class of 1940. in a ski accident at St. Paul, in February, 1959.

Following is the message on the plaque: 'Paul Bietila vas a member of the University of Wisconsin class of 1941) and an outstanding American ski champion. As a member of the Hoofer's club he contributed more than -any other student to the advancement of skiing at the university. 'Paul Bietila, an earnest and sincere student, modestly partook of the Two members of the 1940 graduating class of the University of Wisconsin, Miss Frances Kelly, Milwaukee, and George Robbins, president of the class, view' with pride the senior class gift to the university, announced at the 87th commencement exercises held last week. The gift is a bronze plaque memorial in honor of Paul Bietila, American ski champion who was a member of the class at the time of his death Aid. Leo G.

Straus is being urged by the Citizens Candidate committee to run for the state assembly from Madison on the Progressive ticket, a spokesman for the committee said today. Straus has not yet agreed to become a candidate, according to the committee. In the April city election. Straus received a large number of votes in a write-in campaign for mayor, although he had not announced himself as a candidate. The campaign to elect Straus mayor was conducted by the Citizens Candidate committee, composed of representatives of labor and liberal groups in Madison.

Straus, alderman or the 18th ward, is a member of the Madison Typographical union and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. p. s. Your family will also enjoy delicious PAR-T-PAK and Xehi beverages 12 ounces of NEHI for 5c Full quart of PAR-T-PAK, 32 10c 2600 UNIVERSITY AVE. JEFFERSON MAN DEAD William 68, Jefferson, died Sunday at a local hospital.

Nehi Bottling Company CIFFORD 2600 K. M. Thompson ilas CountylSorseAid Head Leon Trotsky Evjue Reports 41 JTTs- consiit Counties Now CITY Police Mrs. Schwenn Honored On Her 82nd Birthday Organized MANUFACTURERS CLOSE-OUTS SAMPLES DISCONTINUED JOB LOTS -ODD LOTS -TO BE BAD AT A FRACTION OF TIIEIR COST! TO 25c LACE DOILIES REMNANTS OFF MEXICO an- nounced today that the body of Shel- don Hartc, secretary-guard to Leon Trotsky, had been found in an abandoned house near Mexico City. Harte, formerly of New York City, had been shot dead.

Identification was made by his associates in the Trotsky household. Harte disappeared May 24 when a machine-gun attack was made on the home of Trotsky, exiled former Soviet Russian war commissar. Also linen types. Sizes to 18x18. i Handmade oblongs, AAp! rounds, squares, etc 400 assorted lengths of prints and sheers.

Plenty for trimmings. 5c to $1.00 each piece. William T. Evjue, state chairman of Norwegian Relief. today named K.

Martin Thompson, Phelps, as Vilas county chairman of the state-wide drive to raise funds for medical supplies, food, clothing and shelter for the people of Norway made homeless and destitute by the Nazi invasion. Forty-one counties in the state are now organized and committees at work soliciting contributions for, the relief of war-scarred Norway, Evjue reported. County chairmen have revealed that the appeal is meeting with widespread response, especially from Wisconsin residents of Scandinavian descent, ho are generous in coming to the aid of sufferers in the Norse homeland. Relatives and friends attended the 82nd birthday party given Mrs. Hannah Schwenn Sunday at her home in the town of Burke.

Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Schwenn, Mr. and Mrs. George Knussman.

Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schwenn, Herman Schwenn. Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Schwenn, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Schwenn.

Mr. and Mrs. William McDonald. Mr. and Mrs.

Nels Murk-ve, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knussmann: Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Schwenn and daughter, Leore Marie.

Carol- Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hawley and daughters Delores and Phyllis, Mr. and Mrs. Harland Legler and daughter Donna Jean, Beatrice, Arthur, Albert and Raymond Schwenn, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Mil-brook. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weiss and son.

Russell. 25c RAYON TAFFETA lengths. 10c inches wide, assorted Pastel colors. 200 yards sell. Yard REG.

17c DISH TOWELS! 200 bleached I 10c 16x30 all linen, white. All have colored borders 39 to REG. $1 BED SHEETS Sizes 81x99, 72x99. 63x99. 3 to 4 year lasting quality.

Qn 250 to sell. Irregulars. wj 22c ABC PERCALES nant lengi 12ic COOL CRINKLED CREPES 250 yards, some remnant lengths, assorted spring and summer prints. William Patten Services Are Held at Boscohcl OK Milwaukee Rd Move of Depot at Sauk City The state public service commission Monday authorized the Milwaukee road to move its Sauk City depot from its present site to a new location east of Helen st. and south of Webster st.

The road had been authorized by an interstate commerce commission order of May 12 to abandon its branch line from Sauk City through Prairie du Sac. a distance of 1 mile. Inasmuch as the railroad will no longer serve the village of Prairie du Sac which Is contiguous to Sauk City, the new depot will be used by railroad patrons of both villages, the state commission said. In another order Nortnem Wisconsin Power Co. was authorized to issue 150.000 first mortgage sinking -fnna bonds maturing in 1965 and bearing per cent interest.

(OCL SEERSUCKERS To 19c values. Washable seersucker type. Plain colors. Fine for pajamas, gowns, etc. Yard 12c BOSCOBEL, Wis.

Funeral service for William H. Patten, 70, grandson cf a pioneer Crawford county family, were held at the home here Monday aftmoon with the Rev. William R. Dixon officiating and burial in the Boscobel cemetery, at which there Wthout c.Iomel-And Youll Jump Out ol were Masonic rites. Bed in the Morning Rarin to Go Besides his wife.

Mr. Patten is sur- liver should pour out two pints of vived by a son, Wayland, who has OC- liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this To 49c values, cut from bolts. Plaids, stripes and floral patterns. 300 yards to selL Yard Celanese Rayon Taffeta To 79c values, 39 inches wide.

Included are satins, pastel colors. Fine fqj; slips, etc. Yard dvs TO 25c CURTAIN GOODS! Mill closeout of 1,000 yards. Marquisette and dotted remnant lengths, 1 to 5 yards. 1 ard UVUllVU ALMOST ONE-HALF PRICE Assorted printed and plain materials Novelty weaves Taffetas and satins All quality materials 2 to 4 yards long.

cupied the homestead farm since Mr. Patten moved to Boscobel in 1922, five grandchildren, two brothers, Ed of Santa Barbara, and Lee, lnSe Minneapolis, and one sister, Mrs. Lou- i Liver pills to set these two pints of bile flowing freely to make you feel up and op. Amazing In making bile flow freely. bile is not flowing freely, your food may not digest.

It may just decay in the bowels. Gas bloats up your stomach. You get constipated. You feel sour, sunk and the world looks punk. It takes those good, old Carter's Little Miss Democracy" Auk for Carter's Little Liver Tills by name.

10 and 254. Stubbornly refuse anything elaa. READ CAPITAL TIMES WANT ADS USUALLY 39-in. 69c TO 79c PRINTED SPORTS WEAR for the Fourth! ARROW SPORTS SHIRTS 75 Ready-to-IIang SUNPROOF PAINTED WINDOW AWNINGS 900 YARDS TO 19c VALUES Summer Wash Goods HODS KEMBERG SHEERS Yd. 1500 YARDS TO 29c VALUE SUMMER COTTONS Yd.

Printed dotted Swiss, organdies, dimities, lawns, 80-square percales. batistes, etc. First quality. Cut from bolts. Regular 79c lvalue WM.

SKINNERS CELANESE Rayon Taffeta 3V: The name Skinner is known the world over for quality. Choice of colors for slips, comforters, etc. 30 36 or 42 in. Wide Choice of orange and green or green and white. Ready to hang with necessary fittings.

Others 1.00 to 1.59 JUST ARRIVED! Sheer, cool washable Bembergt cue from bolts. Choice of 12 lovely patterns. Full widths. Sheer fabrics, voiles, batistes, lawns, percales, prints cut from bolts some remnants. First quality.

All washable. 20c 30 inch painted awning materials. Yard nifiTi rwn 9 to CLOSE-OUTS SAMPLES ODD LOTS 800 PAIRS TO $1.39 PAIR sterns JOB LOTS CLOSE OUTS MILL RUNS 4000 Famous Makes Caommon TuiirMslhi Towels 4 Sensational Sales Groups CHOICE MANUFACTURERS VP 9 soon JL up RUFFLED PRISCILLAS COTTAGE SETS TAILORED CURTAINS Other Sport Shirts $1 $5 Values to 29c Values to 39c Values to 49c Fast colors! First quality! Wide widths to 84 inches across. Asst, colors, patterns. and weaves.

High quality materials and workmanship. Bath and guest sizes. Heavy. Mostly Cannons. Mans size 22x44.

Plaids, solid color, dotted, etc. Sizes to 20x40. sorted colors in plaids and checks. Extra large, big thick and highly absorbant for bath. 400 PAIR LACE PAIRS PANELS Save Up to 60 Now! 3000 MILL IRRECULARS 5c 10c CANNON WASn CLOTHS Plaids, checks and solid colors.

Absorbent, heavy irregular And a Great Array of Summer Suits! OLSON VEERHUSEN CO 7 9 North Pinckney St Democracy remains pretty attractive, as it is symbolized by comely Rozanre Murray, above. A New York committee recently declared she most typifies the American girl of today. awarded her the title of Miss Democracy of 1140." LACE PANELS To $1.39 values. 45 to 54 inches wide UWV LACE PAIRS Assorted ecru color. To 1.98 values.

30, P4Q 36. 40 Inches ide I MAD i sisnaiji. huu.ii.