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THE CAPITAL TIMES' Tuesday Afternoon, January 20, 19" I 14 Home Owned Home Edited Home Read Piano: Sigfrid Prager cjabriei: Maune ue voe iuyn "The Creation (first part) J. Haydn 1 Uriel: William Rosa, tenor. I Oratorio for Mixed Chorus and Soil Raphael: Ralph bass. Gabriel: Maude De Voe (soprano) Second Violin: Norman Kimball Viola: Sterling A. Leonard Cello: Ethel Murray Sec Watson In Race for Curtis Post English Through in India if Gandhi Breaks Castes Padway Milwaukee Alan Speaks on Hindu Culture at A.

B. Club ordered a crowd of Hindus to disperse within three minutes. 300 Hindus Killed Because the Hindus were slow in have any effect on any spring election before 1935. The amedment would remove the possibility that there would ever again be a supreme court in Wisconsin controlled by a governor or former governor as at present. Civic Chorus in Concert oniglit Seeks to Stop State Supreme Court Packing Grobscliniidt Urges Election of Three Juslices At One Time WdACCONHS SE (BETTER.

Midwest G. O. P. to Back Indiana Alan for Vice President You will find it a highly profitable investment of time to attend the free cooking school given by the Capital Times. Hear Katherine Delaney, well known the country over as a Home Economist, lecturer and instructress.

The school held in Garrick Theater Auditorium on January 20th, 21st, 22nd and 23rd. Six Soloists to Assist at Christ Church doing so, the general ordered a Gatling gun loosed, and 300 Hindus were shot down hi a few moments. Judge Padway predicted that we would never read a true account of the World war and probably not even our grandchildren will. The speaker described the holy Ganges river as having scum 2 inches thick on it. Nevertheless pilgrims bathe in it and drink its water seven times to be purified.

Religious customs of various creeds in India were described, such as the Parsees, who give their dead to the vultures. ohe wfiflll Dd tlaepe For hornet without electricity the Maytag is aoatlable wtth in- built gasoline motor. A constitutional amendment which would make possible the election of three justices of the supreme court at a time Instead of one as at present was preposed in a resolution offered in the assembly Monday by Assemblyman John Grobschmidt, Milwaukee. The present provision in the constitution is tnat only one justice on the supreme court shall be elected at each spilng election regardless of whether theie have been interim appointments maoe to the court by the governor. At the present time there are five members of the supreme court who were appointed by Gov.

Kohler only otc of whom was elected to serve out the unexpired term of a deceased or retired justice. As a result of the provision in the constitution that cnly one justice shall be el-cted at one time the last appointee to the court of former Gov. Kohler will serve for slv years without going before the people for election. Under the provisions of the amendment proposed in the Grobschmidt resolution the first three appointed by former Gov. Kohler would, be forced to become candidates at thi? spring eleefcn, although the constitutional amendment can not be made Intime to Would Ban Slate Worker Lobbyists Grobschmidt Measure Is Introduced in Assembly on Monday With six soloists, the Madison Civic chorus of 100 mixed voices will open its season with a concert tonight at 8:15 in Christ Presbyterian church, 124 Wisconsin ave.

The solo parts are to be sung by Maude DeVoe, soprano; George Miller, bass; William Ross, tenor, of Chicago, formerly of Madison; and Ralph Veer man, baritone. Marie Endres, S. A. Leonard, Ethel Murray, the Rev. Norman Kimball, and Dr.

Sigfrid Prager, all of the Civic Symphony orchestra, wlil play the Adagio from Brahms Quintet in F. Minor. Accompanists with the chaus will be Chester Easum, organist, and Donald Larson, pUnist. The complete concert prog i am follows: Judas Maccabaeus (secnod part) oratorio for mixed chorus and soli G. F.

Haendel Simon, High Priest, George Miller, bass Judas Maccabaeus; William Ross, tenor. Israelltish Woman: Maude DeVoe, SO' pr-ino Adagio from Quintet Minor (opus 34) J. Brahms First violin: Marie Endres ATTEND the cooking school and see the New Aluminum Washer the achievement of the world's most skilled scientific washer craftsmen, Inspired by a Maytag success that has held world leadership for over seven years. Find out how the Maytag changes washday to wash-hour, and saves the clothes by Its gentler washing methods save laundry bills. All state employes would be prohibited from attempting to influence legislators cn any legislation under penalty of dismissal from the state service under the provisions of a bill introduced in the assembly Monday by Assembly-man John Grobschmidt, Milwaukee, It is understood that the bill is aimed at a few departments which at past sessions have conducted vigorous lobbying campaigns on apprcprlation bills.

IF Gandhi, Indian leader, ever breaks down the caste system, the English will have to get out of India over night or every man, woman, and child will be killed. Judge Joseph A. Padway, Milwaukee, told the American Business club Monday noon. English born, Mr. Padway declared that Great Britain had no business In India, with only 200,000 of its citizens at most willing to live in the country, and endeavoring to dominate and interfere in the lives of its 320,000,000 citizens.

Mr. Pad jvay added, however, that if English rule were immediately with-draw'n, the 70,000,000 organized Mohammedans in India would probably massacre half the caste-divided Hindus and give the others the alternative of adopting Mohammedanism or dying. Russian Goal Same He characterized Gandhi and the Hindus as endeavoring to attain the same goal as the Russians through exactly the opposite route, the Hindus condemning machinery and seeking to abolish it and the Russians enlisting all possible machinery in their effort to win democratic independence. As sidelights on his observations of India, which he visited some years ago. Judge Padway criticized American and British systems of government and American.

concepts of art, particularly architecture. I am glad to see that my good friend, Phil LaFollette, in his message to the legislature stated without further ado that there were jobs for 10,000 men and that he did not appoint a commission to investigate. That is the American and British method to dismiss a problem by investigating or appointing a commission. Hits Capitol Square Of architecture Judge Padway said: Hindus know how to place a building in its proper setting. They would never think of building skyscrapers around the capitol square to obscure our beautiful capitol dome.

The largest tree in the world. Judge Padway said, was in Calcutta, a banyan tree 1,000 feet in diameter. He cited the Black Hole of Calcutta as an example of how history is taught by prejudices. Hindus placed 146 English soldiers in the black ho.e in 1756. The next morning 123 were dead, and others were half-mad.

On the other hand, a Hindu pointed out to Judge Padw'ay that while this might have been an inhuman deed, only a few years ago a British general By RADFORD MOBLEY (Correspondent of The Capital Times) WASHINGTON, D. C. Plans of a rorsiderable block of midwestrrn Republican leaders to ditch Cnarles Curtis fer James E. Watoon as President Hoover's running mate are already well advanced, with the 1932 primaries yet a year away. Reports of this maneuver have bobbed up now and then, but they firt took concrete form this week with the appearance here of M.

Bert Thurman, state cnainnan of the party in and a close aliy of Watson. The mov. ment is so tear now in fact, that it is safe to sir the senior Indiana rater M.d floor leader will a bold and open blc lor the vice presidential nominati. n. rtzardlesis of the fact fr.at Curtis limsilf will, beyond question, put up art active fight to avoid being sidetracked.

urtis Like His Job Curtis likes his job. He is far more awaie of. Us Iignitv than he was of the importance of being a senator. Since be has been vice pr vshient, he has curtai'id drastically many ot the activities such poker and htrse racing, in hch he has qreat enjoyment all 1 1' life. Furiiurmore, despite his age he is 71 he appears In excellent health.

Watson's adherents, on the other hand, point out that the Hoosier himself was responsible for reconciling Mr. Hoover to the Curtis selection at Kansas City in 1928, despite Curtis attempt to secure the presidential nomination. As a matter of fact, the Waton strategy at the time turned solely upon getting Curtis out of the way in order to advance himself to the position he now occupies, that of senate floor lender. It was completely successful, and in retrospect offers an ironclad argument for the turn abouts fair play argument in 1932. Wat'ons Health Failing The most important reason for pushing Watson forward, however, is the spreading suspicion that the senior renator cannot wage another successful campaign in his home state.

The condition of hi? health, for one thing, is such that the strenuous campaign which will be necessary to carry the state Would be next to impossible for him. vce he comes up in his party leaders are already working overtime in an effort to secure the vice presidential nomination, solely in order to allow new and younger timber to replace him at home. Watson's power, too, ha? slipped more than is apparent on the surface. Democratic successes all over the state have weakened his organization. which is interlined in federal and state patronage.

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Nixon, Washburn, Progressive floor leader, introduced a resolution providing for the constitutional amendment that Progressives have fought for through several sessions of the 'legislature. The proposed amendment would make it possible for citizens other than legislators to offer and bring about the enactment of legislation, and the referendum would make possible a review by voters of any low. Under the initiative a petition could be filed with the ol state, and if it contained the required number of names the proposed legislation would be submitted at the next regular election, and if passed it would beocme law. The referendum plan is similiraily that a petition filed with the secretary of state would require that any law specified in the petition be submitted to a vote of the people in a referendum at the same time ONE of the paradoxical things about ownership of good life insurance is that it enables a man to spend more freely. CRANDON, Wis.

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