Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1931, Page 6

OKLAHOMA CITY VOTING ON MAYOR Comeback in Race Against Two Opponents. LOOSE PLATES ARE DANGEROUS |5 e aswcistea rres Dentists are warning patients not| OKLAHOMA CITY, April 7.-—Okla- to allow plates to chafe or irritate | homa City chooses between John Callo- the delicate mouth tissues. This thay | way Walton—"Rarin’ Jack"—and mild- lead to serious trouble. | mannered C. J. Blinn for may:r today. If vour plates rock, slide or drop.| Walten seeks return to the office he sprinkle a little Kling on them. This| won 13 years ago. Since that time he new, improved powder forms a com-| has been Governor, impaaclied and fortcushion, holds the plate so snug, | Cusled, a defeated scnatorial ot e "I:i 'a‘a‘l“'F "‘"d\“““]f_"," “:1!‘1\"\11 fraud, the result of the o 3 as you did with your own teeth. No|,¢the Universal Qil and Gas Co., with mr;(r‘g !M»mfn‘rl nr‘ embarrassment. | which he was associated. ing is antiseptic, swee 4 breath and is better than ing | Polls Closely Guarded. . you have used. Get a large 35¢ pack- | Rarin' Jack closed " clinracteristic age at Peoples and enjoy months of | SaMPAIEN of biting personalivies against the linn and more particuiinly agam unbeligvable mouth comfort. Blinn's_leading supporters, which in- cluded the three capital daily newsp: Both_are anti-administration candi- dates, Mayor Walter Dean running a poor third in the preliminary balloting. ‘Walton Reld a slight lead over Blinn. About 30,000 voters are expected to regigter their preference today at polls closely guarded as a result.of charges of illegal registration, . Hopes for Comeback. Walton has accused his enemies of nsincerity. y police chief and city manager if d. ._s‘pIER, NATIONAL PARK THROUGH DAILY SERVICE Frowning ramparts of | Governor's office in 1 {perfod, in which he establis | tial Jaw in several cities of the State, unconquered moun- | has expressed the hope the mayoralty tains—Ilakes of sheer- | will provide him the opportunity for a estloveliness—forests | Pclitical comeback. blue-greenand serene. { s i In short, 4,200 square I MOSCOW WAITS FLOOD miles of the most pic- | o turesque scenery in | 10,000 Persons to Be Moved as America. | . { Revel in Jasper’s beauties. Pla; Record Snow Falls. .. MOSCOW, April 7 (#).—The heaviest snowfall of & number of years lay over most of this section of the Soviet Union | today, and authorities, mindful of past experiences, prepared to battle a flood |in” the Mcscow River, which is ex- pected in about a fortnight. Plans were made to start moving im- mediately 10,000 persons from the threatened area on both banks of the | river. More than one hundred office buildings and factories, including the ® new British embassy, are considered in - danger of high water. 901 13th S 'N.W. | Snowfall thus far has been 16 inches PhoneNational 2333 | which is 4 inches more than in 192 ‘ashington, D. when a flood in the Moscow River did | great damage. Jasper Park Lodge opens Juse 1. daily via Duloth snd Winnipes. Leave Chicago (C.&N.W.Seation) daily at 5:40 p. m. Stopovers ‘ea route Vancouver. No passports seccessary, For complete, inforiaation a:x i North :on'f;;ui:"fi-'{- Pa Ex-Gov. Walton Hopes for .| Thompson will be a vote for Chicago's He has promis:zd to cust | " | PRIZE BEAUT.Y SENTENCED | THE MEN AND THE ISSUES Thompson ‘Says Voters Must Keep City From Tentacles of Corrupt Organization By the Associated Press. Pertinent facts in the life of William | Hale “Big Bill" Thompson: 1. Born in Boston, Mass, brought to Chicago in infancy. 2. Father a wealthy real estate oper- ator 3. Left “prep” school without .grad- | uating and worked on Western ranches. | 4. Prominent athlete and sportsman, foot bull star and yachtsman, 5. Entcred political life 30 years ago, | elected alderman. 6. Joined the Willlam Lorimer politi- | cal school. 7. Elected mayor (four-year terms) in 19 1919, 1927. Defeated for Repub- lic nomination United States Senator in 1918, 8. Stands for re-election on his rec- ord; charges opponent wants to *hog” all political power in city, accuses him | of extravagance. 9. Has been married 30 years, children. 10. Says this. is Jast campaign—win or lose. Outlining the issues in today's elec- | tion, Thompson said: “Chicago voters must go to the polls tomorrow and. keep their city from be- coming entangled in the tentacles of one of the most powerful, most selfish and most corrupt_political organization every known. - Every vote: for Bill 1869, i for no advancement and for sure success of | the 1933 world'’s fair. Keep “Tony" out | of the City Hall; his sinister influence already has besmirched the name of Cook County.” TO JAIL AS BOOTLEGGER| 1925 “Miss Buffalo” Gets 18 Months for Transportation in Pennsylvania, By the Assoclated Press. TOWANDA, Pa., April 7—A beauty- | contest winner who said she turned | | bootlegger when unable to find other employment was sentenced yesterday to 18 months in jail and fined $500. | When sentenced was pronounced in Bradford County Court, the defendant, | Irene Knight, 23, of Tonawanda, N. Y., | who was “Miss Buffalo” in the 1925 At- |lantic City beauty pageant, coliapsed. | | She was arrested in North Towanda last December 16 while getting gasoline for an automobile she was driving. Po- | lice found 319 quarts of liquor con- | cealed in specially built compartments lin the car. She told police she had pawned her jewelry in Brooklyn to buy liquor, which, she said, she was taking to Buffalo. Free Auto Parking for Customers — E Street b;mrve—n. 6th and 7th THE HECHT F Street at Seventh CO. Cermak Declares Chicago Must Be Purged of Gun- men and Sharpshooters By the Associated Press. Pertinent facts in the life of Anton J. “Tony” Cermak: 1. Born in Prague, Czechoslovakia, 1873; brought to United States in in- fancy. 2. Father, a miner, moved to Braid- wood, TIL 3. Educated in grade schools and later night schools. Worked in mines. 4. Came to Chicago at age of 16 and earned his own living; towboy for street cars, carting waste wood. 5 'Elected political life 28 years ago, elected State Legislator. 6. Political follower of Roger Sullivan and George Brennan, 7. Elected chairman Cook County Board (four-year terms) in 1922, 1926, 1930. Defeated for United States Sen- ate in 1927, 8. Says Thompson responsible for rising city taxes, gang rule, unsavory reputation and waste and extravagance in city government. 9. Has three children and seven grand- children. 10. Promises to resign as head of county government if elected mayor. Outlining the issues in today's elec- tion, Cermak said: “Chicago’s future is the biggest issue. ‘We are fed upon ballyhoo, Chicago’s reputation must be purged of gun- men, gun talk and sharpshooters. Chi- cago homes must be saved from the tax sharks. Our streets must be made safe alike for resident and visitor. We must sweep out the City Hall, clean up the debris of the last administration and give to the people the same inspi- ration we formerly enjoyed. Our un- employed must be put to work and pros- perity must again return to the second y of America.” Desmond Jeans, a London actor who has turned professional pugilist, wears & monocle, but not in the ring. Notice to Subscribers in Apartment Houses Subscribers wishing the carrier boy to knock on the door when delivering The Star will ?lense tele- phone circulation depart- ment, National 5000—and instructions will be given for this service to start at once. CHICAGO VOTERS ELEGTING MAYOR Thompson and Cermak Camps Each Predict Victory at Polls Today. (Continued From First Page.) watchers of the voters’ Non-partisan League were stationed at various polling places. “Big Bill,” sometimes referred to as Chicago’: owboy mayor” and regarded as a master showman of American poli- tics, sald it was his last campaign, regardless of whether he is elected as the world’s fair mayor. Some of the leaders of his party, including former Senator Charles S. Deneen, failed to come out openly for him, but despite this the mayor claimed the results would show that they had supported him rather than take chances on a Democratic victory. Carrying their fight right up to the last minute, the supporters of both can- / for Distance per Gallon EVER‘I Athlete knows that he'll get 8 longer ball down the fairways or a faster one over the plate, or a sizzling serve— with follow-thru. \What every motorist should know is that Benzol-blend Bethos didates gave downtown Chicago the at- mosphere of a political holiday. Some of the final were delivered by Cermak and Thompson, speaking in downtown theaters within a half block of each other, voice-amplifying devices helping to fill the air with charges, counter charges, ridicule and election promises, Banners Torn From Truck. While this was going on a truck carrying “canned” music and speeches for Thompson moved into the crowd in front of Cermak’s meeting place. Within a few moments Cermak partisans ripped ‘Thompson vanners from the side of the vehicle and pushed it into another street. The incident was taken good- naturedly by both sides, however, and there was no disorder. If Thompson is elected it will be his fourth term as mayor. He rode through a tornado of political fireworks in the February 24 primary with a plurality of 67,841 over Judge John H. Lyle, the self-styled “‘gangster nemesis,” and Al- derman A, F. Albert. 2 Albert drew approximately 100,000 votes. Opponents of Thompson argued that Albert’s strength made Thompson'’s nomination possible. Cermak had no organized opposition in the primary. In addition to picking a mayor, Chi- cagoans were ‘selecting aldermen in 21 wards. Richard Fishman, a Democratic pre- cinct captain in the twentieth ward, reported he had been kidnaped by two men last night. He was later released. thiru IVE BEEN WORRIED LATELY AND | DONT GET ANY SLEEP. ) FEEL TERRIBLE, & Sloan’s Liniment helps you sleep by bringing blood down from brain. For wakefulness due to pain pat Sloan’s on sore spots. Pain is relieved. Sleep soon comes. Get a fresh bottle. 35¢. AIN, hail, snow, wind, sleet! These hold no terrors for her who has in her home a ELEPHONE Ask our Business Office about the low charges for, i by pplies follow-thru to the pistons of ‘your motor=—to give you smoother power, Faster getaway and more DISTANCE per gellon. Follow-thru thisidea and try it? 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