New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1924, Page 16

Who Is Robert M. LaFollette? Record of the Wisconsin Five-Eater Who Wants to Be Elected President, Who is i What is his ve te or for Wises ernor of that done while If the thrown | neither Coolidge majority in the Benator Wheelor La Follette " Aenate would the Is th ation, | this stat I'he Hera their fo while 1n pu hert n ¢ vomi to La 1 insurgent ath to the man of importaner ord is not colored t pedience similar organs Howing reco as is ished e accounts put Ttecord A ette ha His Senator la I of conside truetive ment, Entering the age of 29, t of the member affairs ed the the Menomine Wisconsin, ant the He fully an appropriatio an expenditure of $15 new projects, since 63 provements were &he He opposed a bill tiement 11,000,000 the Eioux it provided which rahle g house of the the Tmittes 1 v commitie timber Nan r Oon of pine 1 killed a 50 Opp ed unsuces voring | of k= | b 100 im sale I calling 000,000 for unfinished Ived 1o jand becanse opening set- | ac of ation acres i nof resers the t build Indian that o to s of land for the right of nded to give t! 10 160 vo rallronds throngh the ossive were receive exc ay; 1- | th miles He and de- as ame e stations fought Nicaraguan canal bill the ship bill; both were feated for the time being In his third term he served on the ways and means committee and prominent in framing the MeKinley tariff bill, preparing the agricultura jute, hemp, flax and tobac sched ules as well as being one of the three who prepared the metal schedule While he was in th two measures were passed, he acre ery instead 8 ¢ of he subsidy | | | was 0 & house which ist iding & ' the lefeat in t e Mities pro 1 1898 ndidate f wisin wnd was nachine carrying party 1, the state to private on for or t of t h ) agriouls Shers Interstate ] ved trar 189 1l he turned In the his having fur fe had his in sporta elec But od too strong, | offered wernor down mean fight a agitating Wisconsin ad built up & per & enough v gONernor I'wo issues smpaign, the o w and the rad been uppermost demand sona! the elee for oot primaries and for rallroad regu- Ry using his position as chief () ssed ation of all candidates by 1ot systom t t me ecourt, erty, A A executive Vs program which in 1012 candidate, ened the was enacted [ vision Other FFallette's re ership, same la or and his to wec of progre persor Al nre the RV has sinee s Wy other states. primary in 1904, election reqniring under the An am provides for a peaple law connectio a than in wroviding that pend more is disobeyed measures torms of his were passed as gove sustained taxing rai sinee LIT pas log 1 a8 a Ia the dire An a s during rnor. agitation and by Iroad WMuence snge of islation model v owas nomi set vote stralian iment passed cond chaiee™ a provision which strangth A corgupt practice law with candidate this may pecified amount in his campalgn and compel. ling forfelture of the office if th pro- la or as irad- | the su- prop- and afterwards all publie utili- | v the eame system and at the |geveral amendments to rate applled to other taxable | constitution, including the income twg, property. law taxing inheritanes 9 legislative agent o8, from the eon- stitutionality of which the supreme |adopted. | canrt likewise upheld. A civil service law, among the best of its kind, prohibiting any paid lobby- | genate have been admitted to h-’ com- | EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, municating personally with any mem. ber of the legisiature regarding legis. ation and limiting the lebbyist to oral or printed arguments presented to the legislative commitiees, or to the legislature in a body A law creating a rallway commi sion with power to regulate rates and service of the railroads and all pub. lie utilities in the state law establishing a resorve A complete lation A child labor law Hours for women The doetrine of comparative neg- ligence adopted for railways. [ Long hours of trainmen done with A tary state forest code of insurance legis workers limited away law providing for hetter sani- | conditions in factories A law guarding dangerous machin ery and places Workmen's compensation laws, A Iaw establishing an industrial commission to protect the life, health, safety, and welfare of employes. Amendments to the state eonstitu. %tion providing for a complete system | including the and the of popular gove initiative, the referendum recall rmment, Carcer In Senate | La Follette nas elected to| the United States senate An effort | was then being made to pass a bill | which would have permitted the sale | of coal mines In Indian reservations, This he prevented, by a determined fight in committee The Hepburn rate bill of 1806 gave him another chance to show his ealiher, Ha laid down the prineiple that railroads should he capitalized according to their actual physical valuation, After seven years he saw this prin- ciple recognized in law as an amend. ment to the Interstate Commerce commission act, and the work of physical valuation of raflroads is still going on. He has for 20 years oc cupied an advanced positian concern- ing railroad regulation and now he has reached the point of squarely de. manding government ownership Mr. La Follette apposed the Payne. Aldrich tarift and the Aldrich-Vree. | land currency bill. He was the chief legislative backer of the seaman act | which now hears his name and which | is regarded by sailors as ¢heir eman- | cipation from yirtual slavery on thes high seas Mr. La Follette favored the federal In 1004 | suffrage been and woman which have senatorial amendments The senator's most constructive | perind was whila he was governor of Wisconsin His 20 years in the | largely consumed | in protest and agitation for measures | 1abored for | eppe | poputar | M | George Scheyl at TUES in which he » d but w he had ne power of the important were interest 0 e Many changes which b also championed by Willlam J. Bryan, who was the NE party Thus eredit du for agitation in favor the election of U'nited States senators ll‘! A& federal Income tax Penonalt is both of W. Baneroft of 345 Chestnut st spending two weeks in Canada Mr. and Mra, George Scheyd and family of 298 East Main street are spending two weeks at Myrile Beach Matthew Clark, James Meehan and Hart were guesta of Mr. and Mra Myrtle Beach oier the week-end Alvera Gennette of 287 South Main street e spemding this week at Mors ris Cove of Farmington from Rristol, spending a Curtin returned has been Geraldine avenue h where she | nmonth Mrs. ending the summer at P. F. King of § Laka Court is street Oeean Fdward Bmith of High spending the summer at Beach, New London, Rattagha Sound ot View West for Mr Main three and Mrs strent are at weeks, Walter Fitzsimmona of 98 Lake strest has returned from Momau. guin, where he has been spending two weeks, Marcjory Vensil of New VYork |s apending a few weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs, F. C. Caswell of 511 Etanley street, Bernard Regin of 327 strest will spend the next few days at Ocean Beach Chestnut Florence Murphy of 32 Reaver street and Eva Giannotti of Kensing- ton are at Saybrook Heights Fred Gennetts and John have returned from Sound Sally Waskowitz street 18 spending her Milford. lacava View, of 79 vacation at Harold Granquist of 313 streat, a member of the United States Marine band, arrived home on Sun- Large Hats Restored to Favor for Summer Wear BY MARIAN HALE NEA’ Service Writer. The large hat has staged a real comeback this summer. Just make a tour of the smartest roof gardens and you will find the de- butantes and dowagers alike basking under wide brimmed models. Nine out of ten are of black milan leghorn with a bow of velvet or ribbon that weighs it down on and gives the wearer a out coyly from the or satin one side chance to peek other, But there are novelite ones photographed. There is the combination of straw and fur that Paris likes very much this summer that is most unusual. Or the checkerboard model the upturned brim that is bound to make the wearer look at least five years younger than she really is. Tor festive occasions such as the wedding or garden party, there is the leghorn picture hat lined with pink taffeta under the brim and ruched and handed with it on the other, And on one side fastened bencath a bunch of old fashioned roses are streamers of blue velvet ribbon, This hat is war- ranted to bring on the proposals. uch as the with LARGE HATS POPULAR SOME OF THE THAT ARE PROVING THIS SEASON, THE POTTERS YES, THATS WHAT 1 TOLD HER \WON'T EXCUSE IT PLEASE*V HELLO-HELLO -HELLO leE ME MY NUN\BER, wn.L You? GET OFF HEWIRE y YOU -~ YOU WOMEN ARE ALL ALIKE, YOU HAVE NO POISE . THATS WHAT. NI NN W ANA N AN THE. TROUBLE WITH YOU~-YOU HAVE NO BALANCE, INO JUDGMENT~— 1T TAKES A MAN AFTER ALL TO DO THINGS QU!ETI:Y/AND EFFICIENTLY, ) GET MY NUMBER, FOR. ME WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN, ANG DONT TALK SO MUCH. YES, OPERATOR, THAT f HA‘I‘I’A BABY ~ ET OFF Tl WHO DY{:HI qfi I'D LIKE O PUNCH YOU lN HANG UP YouRs:LF HELL Twin Lakes. DAY, | Lincoin | Stanley | w. H | i | | NUM o,'//f[l o/ CALM YOURSELF YU\ HAVE, |in Greece, |when he was found guilty of intoxi- i cation, | pay jare evenly ‘go'vl exhibition will be seen. | be a9 1024 JULY THE HERALD “WANT ADS” RATES FOR INSERTIONS Oharge Piopaid ] and LANE CONSECLTIVE ‘ a0 Vearly Order Raies Upoi Applica Pinder will be saie thelr address enarded if the waer s Mis the Meraid office, The Chatfield Tom Mder please rel T unt & worde to & Mae [ h Minlmum Spac lines Minimum Hook Chaige, 35 centa 0 Ad Accepled After | P, M, for wified Page on Same Day, hone for 153 Monuments of all ol and des N Oak Bt Carving and Ivtter cutting o eription specialty, Florists and &urnrr:mru 3 GUT TLOWERB~potted plants, pleaping variely, Speclalizing on funeral Johneon's Greenhouse, $17 Chuich Bt ~relery and ¢ s Paones Lost AT FIN—gold, with lost_somewhers on Franklin fiq or Stanley Bts, Valued as & Finder ple Bt, and r BOV—Tost 7 and 3 1 near R, R, station, Fim street, day. Lp to the time of his home coming he had heen stationed at 8an Domingo. His furlough was up this noon and he left to rejoin the band. His enlistment expires in October, [ 1025, " Whiting Keopaake W STITE 3ehweltzer, Tied Harold J. I. Sandberg of street has returned Pocotopanug, where apending a week, 248 from has Chestnut Take been J P he NEAR EAST WORKERS HERE, Mrs. Charles House, formerly Mrs, Chapman, who with her hus- band is in the Near East relief work spent a few hours in this eity today as guest of Mr., and Mrs. Willlam Chapman, Mr. and Mrs, House have been touring the coun- v since last May in the interests of = Near Fast relief work. SOUTHINGTON NEWS Charles Lunkatis was fined $100 and costs for keeping intoxicating liquor with intent to sell when tried in the town court yesterday. His arrest was the result of a raid con- ducted on his farm Saturday by Con- stables Murphy, Foley and Thompson, at which time a quantity of alleged "“moonshine” was discovered. George Asklor was fined R W D $41.50 He refused to pay his fine and was on his way to the county jail in Hartford when he decided to up. He was returned to this town by the constables on payment of his finue A twilight benefit game will played between the Milldale and Clark Brothers team and the Jocal Pexto team at the Sand Hill grounds tomorrow afternoon, As the teams i 3 be BUICK BDODGE—touring car, 1917 FORD, 1917—touring car. CSED CARS— our films here and got one Studis, Arcade l AUTOMOTIVE l —————— ~Install the acewr #ave 1-3 coal bills, windew Woods, Phone 2165, uto and Truck Agencles MOTOR ™ CARB—"Hetter ¢ belng bullt and Bulok is bulld w Britaln Buick Ce, et, Phe Arel Aute e 211, seriice. Company, Arch 8t Buperior Phone OODGE BROTHER sorvice, B, & F, Bt corner Franklin, Hart ain Bt, A M, Paonessa, AUDRON AND “ERSEX—America’s Toading [NTERNATIONAL — TRUCKB=RackiHe Bros, Inc, Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone 1074, Agenta for New Britain and vieinity, §h grads motor cars, Ba. A. Benr~ 51 Matn Bt. MAXWELL McGauley and Bennett, 98 Arch Phone 2052, service, streot, MOON MOTOR LAR!—?I\nrlBIY known F. G d the world ove Bervice, 142 Arch lrl 3 Bervice. A, 68 Elm street. Phone 2456, G. Hawker, AIGB AND JEWETT—new models now -Jewett Co., 319 9. Whitmore Pal East Maln St. Tel, 33 REO MOTOR CARS—And trucks. Kenneth fales and Bervice, cor, New Britain, Conn. ents for Gabriel M. Bearle & Co,, Eim and Park Sts, Phone 2110, Leca Snubber OLLIN—and Jordan Motor Cars, and service. Onorato Motor Co. Main St. Phons 3425 TLLS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND—mo- tor cars, showroom at 4 Eim St. Service 127 Cherry 8t. “The 8 ve Motor.” R. C. Rudolph. Pho Autos and Trucks for Sale L] EARANCE SALE—0f all our used car “Tarms without red tape, and ail popular makes to melect from. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park 8t. Hartford, Conn. Bargain at low price, C. A, Bence, 51 Main 8t. Phone 2215, TRANT— wa have 1 _business coups that has never heen driven even in a demon- atration. Tt can be hought at a big sav- ing. Trades and terms considered, C. A, Bence, 51 Main. Phona 2715 ED, KENNEDY B—aito excaange, full iine of used cars and parts. 26 Willow street. abie bod Bulck ¢ pa atreet. This car can be bought for $75, with terms. Good running condition. Automotive Used Car Exchange. 86 Arch 8t. Phone 1769, UPMOBILE—sedan, 1823, in firat e condition, Apply Honeyman Auto S 1 Arch street AXWBLL—cou caulpped with tion, C. Bence, 221 Buick coupe, model 65, Heleen Garage, 107 Arch 1923 4 passeng Poumper, first ciase condle 61 Main St. Phone ge roadster, ona Chevrolet passenger Buick sedan, Al fn first class shape. Sell at sacritice, John B. Moran Garage, 31314 Church St touring, one 7 matched it is expected a | W An important meeting of Tsabella Council, Knights of Columbus, will held in the Community home this evening. The Sunday school and church pic- nic of Grace M. E, church will be held at Rockwell park in Bristol to- morrow. Otto Reisch of Pittsburgh, Pa., is enjoving a two weeks' vacation at his home pn Summitt street. partment, * perience. HITE TRUCKS, TWO-—and one Brock- way, will sell reasonable and oni| terms. 8e Cohn about it at 7 Maip 8t or call 242 WANTED! Foreman, for assembling de- State previous ex- Address Box 8, Herald. BY J. P. McEVOY *—=(|HE NIJH. P Z/“ LL THE AE\GHBORS IN HERE POLLY AND HER PALS 1 CAE UP HERE To GiT AwAY EROM | N/ORK DERAN ! i\ A SeoeT. PAX! T SONT HURT You TO TAKE MR. PIKES PLACE A STHE BAMK For OANE DAY! “THIS HERE CHECK LOOKS O.k. AN' L ANT SAYIN' T AINT ©.%. BUTs= ER, A'HEM. ANTCHA GOT ANY THING ABOUT YOU BY WHICH YoU KA I DENTIFIED? e LLOT GET OFF THE WIREZ/ wme w|§.'m2 ‘AO uoom WANT"\;OU! fAm AFTl ER ALL 70 DO THINGS QUIETLY AND EFFICIENTLY, I HAVE A ‘STRAWBERRY- MARK ON MY LEFT KRAEE! Towe | Autos and Frucks For Sale BIG USED CAR SALE -~ ® Shape. taken in trade Hupmebil iHapmoblie touring Hupmobile touring, Dodge tow Ing Dodge touring Rilch touring, § eyl SERVICE STATION INC, § MAIN #T, PHONB 10, —————————————————————————— OHEVROLET USED CAR DEPT,- 1928 Chevrelet coups, looke new Hi26 1920 Chevinlet touring, wood eondition. t, 160, 1" 1l new paint, §225, 1 Dodge roadster, paint, #2869, good condition. SUPERIOR ALTO CO, 178 ARCH 8T, TEL L VORDS~ ALL MOLELM ALL PRICES TERMS ARRANGED PRICES RIGRT ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO. 21 MAIN STREBT, NEW BRITAIN ————————————————————— GOOD USED CARS— at the Maxwell and Chrysler used car departmert, anubbers, oxtras, 4-door cords, Ford, oversized rm touring. well touring car. Alhn. 416 axwell o touring, 3326, touring, Reo xpeod wagom. Overland touring ear, M:GAULEY & BENNETT, 98 ARCH STREET, PHONE 2852, ———— THYE BEST IN USED CARS— Mazwell sedan, Buick roadster. Buick touring. Bulck touring, Durant sedan. Ford sedan. HONETMAN AUTO SALES CO, 139 ARCH ST, PHONE 2100, OPEN EVENINGS, USED CAR SALE July Clearance at a Prices eftective until the 26th. The cars listed below ars all in good running condition and are priced 5% less than the rcgular market price. Visit the showroom, First Payment 1018 . .8 %5 1217 1917 1917 1918 1918 1915 1918 1220 1 1917 1919 1915 19017 1917 1918 1918 1921 1018 1918 1219 1018 1918 1920 1017 1916 1919 1918 1017 1919 1019 1918 1217 1018 1017 Alle Bui Buick Bulck Bulck Buick Bulck roadster, touring roadster 7 pass. sedan Buick touring Bulck, 7 pass, Bulck, 7 pi Cadillac Chandler ¢ Chevrolet Coenaee Chevrolet touring . Dodge sedan Dodge sedan Dodge touring .. Ford sedan .. Franklin, touring Hudson sedan Hudson touring . ICissel sedan ... Liberty touring . Maxwell Mitchell road Overland _touring and ¢ Oakland Paigs Paige (Mr. Robinowitz's) Paige touring ¥ S Btearns Knight Studehaker Studebaker M. IRVING JESTER 123 ARCH STREET, PHONE 311, USED CARS~ taken (n trade tor new Fords All t8 800d condition and priced low with easy terms. Overland touring, medel 83, Allen 17, tour; Ford orm drive trusk % ton dellvery, roadster. tliring car, coupe. roadster, $328. AUTOMOTIVE DBED CAR EXCHANGR PHONE 720-3, 48 ARCH #T. 8ED CARS AT THE REO SALES AND ERVICE—~ Qakling touring car, §100, Reo road $200. Bulck, 7 p Res. T have's good 1% ton trucks ranging in price from $375 to 8750 1913 1919 touring. $399. K. M. SEARLE & CO. COR. ELM & PARK 8T8 PHONE 2110,