New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1924, Page 14

SAYS HE'S BEING MUCH MISSTATED La Follette Explains His Stand on Supreme Court Detroit, Oct. 10 carried his camy for the presidency into Ohio today, leaving for C natl where he| speaks tonight o Independent here last night niddle west Jargest he started he outlined h republican p was not ¢ ing of sented, and declared that if } gresident he would not be w have a drop of American b to protect inve his “s URGES VETERANS 10 RALLY AGAIN Coolidge Asks Them to l)eleqd Constitution Los Angeles, Oct, 10.—Confidence that the ex-service men of America will rally to the defense of the con- stitution and the supreme court at |* time when these institutions are |being assalled was expressed by President Coolidge in a telegram of greeting read to the republican yot- | ers league, an organization of world | war veterans here last night. “I feel perfectly confident,” the | message said, “that now, when the ! constitution is in danger, when the rights of the weak, of the indivi- are proposed to be put in Iy by destroying the supreme el Al g NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBE}"! Where Else But in New York o s R ready and unqualified support from this important quarter, “S8o 1 send all good wishes for the veterans of the southwest, with the assurance that the American people and thelr government are fully resolved to render every testi- mony of continued appreciation and gratitude for the services and sacri- fices of those who defended their country In its time of most pressing necessity." Narrowly Escapes Crash With Top of Mountain Phoenlx, Ariz, Oct. 10.~The Shenandoah narrowly missed dis- aster early today when she salled within 16 feet of the top of Picacho peak between Tucson' and Caca rande, Arizona, according to a radio message picked up here. DENOUN(C 5 WALTON g Democratic Senator In Okla. Assails Ex-Governor. Oklahoma City, Oct. 10.—~The democratic candidacy of J. C. Wal- court, when the property of the [ton, ousted democratic governor of weak is in danger of conflscation by the same process, the service men | sist all such proposals. y have demonstrated in the s of peace the same high loy- | alty and devotion to their country that they gave in the years of war. To all who have been entrusted with the administration of public affairs, it has been an inspiration to know that they could be confident of Oklahoma, for United States Senator from Oklahoma was denounced in a letter yesterday by Senator Robert L. Owen, democrat, voluntarily re- tiring. “He has already done the state enough harm,” Scnator Owen wrote from Lenox, M “Walton's election would discredit, demoralizo and injure the democratic party and impair. the high standards of Okla- homa in the United States Senate.” e A 3, 1924, FURNITURE STORE” “CONNECTICU BEST Wz NEW UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE AT SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICES THIS WEEK Mr. La Follette “The use of m states is only one of the method which the republican n mittee and its financia are striving to save their from utter defeat. Far ous, far more corrnpt i soclal consequences, is the nse of the e B NEARLY A MILLION WANTS INVESTIGATION core s who AFTER NOY, ELECTIONS coerce citizens who are Master of National Grange Urges THIS THREE-PIECE KARPEN SUITE, exactly as pictured is one of the many fine suites on our floor. This suite is covered with a handsome brown cut velour, with reversible spring cushions. The handsome carved frame adds 3% greatly to the appearance of these pieces. Karpen make guaranteed furniture. The regular price of this Suite was $460.00, but we have made a special reduction during this KARPEN WEEK to 3395'00 m- | Ruth Hill, 5, is the youngest permanent wave subject on | w# record. And doesn’t this seem typical of New York—a child | '“ | of five so concerned with such things? ers, borrowers, and employes. every class’ of citize nomic position (Continued from First Page.) GoclilgsRIogWithibo I A gz ful Interests to apply the e With refs cultural Probe, Oct, 10.— A request d4 investigation of We have dozens of New Fall Suites just received from Grand Rapids. Have you seen the one in our big south window? The three pieces, all filled with curled hair, are covered with jnohair and bro- $295 00 catelle.. The price of the complete suite is only .......... G ions be withheld was made to e today by Louis J. us, 0., master of “The progressiy to submit a cons ment, at some epportunity for ar eideration, wl mal grange. v said he feared that if t appointed an investi- eteltion : B e e o | We have Suites at .......... $186.00, $249.00, $278.00, $289.00, $319.00 through their elected ro 3588508 Cars Produced me iuvolved in par- Specialize in the Better Grade of Upholstered Furniture or shall they be ru | e ot 1 . cs. Similar arguments majority of the sup 2 been placed before Mr. Cool- ! proposed am farm leaders, prive the sup ed that he r cessary. | on appointed now,” | [ [ e t would be bound to | ratlels X partisan politics spread that tl disastrous to the | ment, 1¢ adopted tion. The farmers | supreme court of powe turned the road and | :""« ({n;y::mmnm ity o commission work- . o fe : Sl s oy or Quick Returns Use Hera assifie vis e l‘v"v:‘l :ny::' T,‘,:,\;:L:--a recur- g c said he did not discuss | 4 the president with | 3 om he also had luncheon at the lated t T White House. g ,:1‘:.;7 vupln’lnvll;r\'fi in any v tne] Many Low Priced Cars G Ers s 3 E e TER court to pass upor At o TNy Here 3 ill find the i ZANNI IS DELAYED - 3 Siyle ou want at the aganda a ) S f PART ,":”w e n: n rgentine Flier Decides to Postpone ?3\'\'5\';;,;13“ ‘TERMS, ctionary interest Y Sr “Cl I :m:n::gnm tor th can it His Next Hop in Japan—Thou- .':ulmrg‘-m(whxi‘;m:c j didate. . 0,045, a sands Awaiting Him at Kasumi- home with you. 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Chassis Lubrication Storage [ ing September 15, ranging e three per cent w Z [ but one of | ures wer " d bureau of labor st {8 e partment of labor | X Y Butte, Mont., with a g\ I X e one per cent, © ¥ - tion to the g s o A k Bridgeport, Conr r. M 330-332 PARK STREET Mobile, Ala., an r i showed the maximum of n Courteous, Efficient Service : B e L ¥ 413 MAIN STREET ) g g A . s ToF (e i e g . Trenton, N NOTE—Make Your Reservations Now For Winter Storage Space 1 tember 15, ranging pt ¥ g n e sident of the 3 eent. half of We s A can Auxiliary. - \ i i .