Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1931, Page 26

WASHINGTON, D. C, -THURSDAY, JULY 9, "1931. ZRINGS STARTED A, S Yimeee ] cross U. S. :F e — IVUEEEPR e v e GROWRERY STORES inc | Into Beauharnois Deal and | Is at Tiller Again. National Railways. Broehrm R | retired Detroit n‘xlwm%::nce ;nsgxeetr E from Citv Hall yestercay for Por OTTAWA —The tariff end taxation jarted yest e features of the Bennett budget have, by | 13nd, Orc, in the same g s s majority of 30 in the House, become | {J]l w’wto“bfig Y effective, and Parliament is proceeding | tal automoblle race=a onc-eviinder, to deal with the Canadian National o Ly TIwath B Eavis, Railways, the inquiry into the Beau- ,. P~mc e R iea’ cat ARTATS, harnois power concessions, end finally ‘which is sf ed h;’ a tuler, :}x:h‘:f:;rfiflei"j‘_’r‘“‘e‘;f employment | gy g m., FEastern standard time, Seator Gldeon PRobertson, minster | Sith 8 convoy of rhrce J93; adteau” of labor, is now cn @ trip of inspection | Roocevelt and Mayor Walker for ihel and inquiry to ascertain to what extent | Governar of Oregon and the mayor of local co-operation by provinces and mu- | Portland, nicipalities is available, and in what | The car, named “Old Scout,” will fol- form expenditures on public WOrks low the same route to Portland that it should be made. This special commit- | did in 1905, when it crossed the con- tee on the Beauharnois power affair is | tinent in 44 days in a race sponsored at the preliminary stage of its work. | by the United States Bureau of Public | Power Deal Questioned. | Roads. The trip will be-made by way of Albany, Buffalo, Chicago, Omaia, The findings of the committee Will Laramie and Cheyenne, Wyo., and be determined on the division in Parlia- ' thence to Portland. ~Averaging 60 miles | ment and the country on the principle | a day. the old car is expected to reach | of public ownership and development Fortiand Sepiember 17. of power resources. It s not ques- = s i tioned that generous concessions were | - made by the government of Quebez to| LOUISIANA WOMAN - the promcteb, mld that mxnimu‘xxn (rea i gard for public rights was manifested By Federal authority in extending rati-| GOMPLAINS OF INSULT fication to the project. el But where an enterprise requiring - e outlay of capital to an estimated total | " of $10.000.000, with valuable returns to Cables New Orleans Mayor Paris the public in tax revenue on power &n i » Rk an oppen waterway adequate for ocezn- Exhibit Agent “Humiliated” going shipping is being provided with- out cost to the public, it will be diffi- | Her. cult to attach disregard for the public | good to the responsible officials, or ‘to connect the promoters with improper E 7 T o FVIBRING - SITAIR, GOLD BAND BUTTER Pure Creamery Pound 3 3 [ AYRSHIRE BUTTER Lb. 37 £ COOL BEVERAGES Are the Most Deiightful Thirst Quenchers Here Are Listed an Exceptionally Wide Variety to Choose From ROCK CREEK GINGER ALE Fresh Fruits ™ Vegetables DOUBLE CHECK One by cur expert buyers and another by the D.G.S. owner assures vou the finest lot of fresh fruits and vegetables in the city, at most reasonable prices. FANCY . Winesap Apples 3 Pounds zSc Cantaloupes 2 Jumbo Size 253 NEW CCOKING APPLES > Better Butter Is Made KEEP COOL There is no necessity for you to get out in the broiling hot sun to buy your feod supplies when you are dealing with your neighbor—the D. G. S. Owner. All up-to-date methods, such as telephone service and our free delivery system is at your command. Your phone order at the nearest D. G. S. Store will be filled with the same intelligent care as if you were there yourself. By the Associated Press methods of procedure. Public ownership advocates cee only dishoncrable details in the transaction, while private enter- NEW ORLEANS, July 9.—Mrs. Olivia ‘ Blanchard of New Orleans, in charge of an Acadian exhibit at the French Colonial | 4 — 25 c lge. bottles 3 (ontents) 25e Canada Dry Ginger Ale, 2 bottles 27¢ C. D. Sparkling Orange 12-0z bottie 18¢c C. D. Sparkling Lime. 12-0z. bottie 15¢ Clicquot Club Ginger Ale, 2 vots. 27¢ Bee Brand Rcot Beer Extract, bot. 15¢ priss men see courage and high purnose | Expesition in Paris, yesterday charged | animating the promoters and investors, | in a_cablegram to Mayor T. Semmes | a5 wxl as the governments concerned. | Walmsley that Andre Lafargue, deputy £ commissioner representing Louisiana, Thornton Faces Inquiry. had “insvlted and humiliated” her at gir Henry Thornton, American rail- | the expositio way engineer, graduate of the Univi ‘Relieved of functions” stated the sity of Pennsylvania and head of the cablegram. “Never allowed to assume Canadlan Naticnal Railway net | with exhibit by Slemp or Burke. Do zevenues have fallen, faces inquiry. | something.” It was on the hotel policy and in-| The mayor said he had no idea what vestment record cf the Canadian Na- ticnal Railways that direct attack was |tion to you, UNUSUAL VALUES FCOR QUALITY MEATS CoRN 4=25¢ 229¢ BEANS =, it was all about. “Regre: any humilia- | NO. 1 NEW Mavor Walmsley replied made. There is an investment of $2: 000,000 in these hotels and commit- ments of an additional $10,000,000 for hotels at Vancouver and Saskatoon, now under cons'ruction. The total def- | icit for nine hotels in 1930 amounted to $1,131,979, actual operating loss be- ing around $200,000. Five of the nine hotels operated were taken cn with the old lines of rail and whi Sir Henry never once a mitted any insiduous political influen by cable to Mrs. Blanchard. “Slemp in ccmplete charge of American exhibit ap- pointed by President. Nothing that I can do." The American exhibit is in charge of C. Bascom Slemp of Washingt: for- mer secretary to President Coolidge. OLD BQMB EXPLODES Civil War Relic, Believed “Dud” POTATOES BEANS TENDER 10:-19c¢ 3 .25¢ z Bunches 9c IN ALL CUR STORES CHICKENS BUDWEISER Made by Anheuser Busch Carton of 5c Soft Drinks. .. .6 botties contents 25¢ 12 Bottles ... COFFEE in locating and bullding the hotels, is well known that in this, as in ac-[ quizing beanch Mmee icfusnoes Cother| 100 Yoars (CloesiOMiin Fire. than these of siraight business judg- CAMDEN, Ark.. July 9 (#—A Civil|}] HOME-GROWN ment were at work. Bir Henry justified | War bomb that was kept as a reilc for ARROTS the hotel polcy on the ground of | many years at the home of Hugh Prof- bringing business to the rallway and |fitt near here exploded yesterday in a the country, pointing to the tourist | fire that destroyed his barn. Home Dressed Broilers, tender and plump, av- eraging 1Y to 2 lbs. ea. Bunch sc HEAD Pound [ traffic as one of the bect industries of | It had been regarded 2s a “dud” and | Canada. (Copyright, 1931.) | Proffitt’s children had play:d with 1t | for several years. More recently he had FANCY ICEBERG LETTUCE Iced Coffee Is Refreshing 25¢ Gold Bage- .. ... Wilkins | used it as a weight on his plow. REALTY HEA.DS INDICTED | N> cne n_the_explosion ooz CCLAFLIN funct Los Angeles Firm Charged. Optician—Optometrist LOS ANGELES, July 9 (#).—Harold G. Ferguson, p:.esident of the $35,000,000 922 14“.' SL N'w' Established 1889 Harold G. 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