New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1928, Page 12

4 i i e GOVERNOR BATILES WITH RIS FSTS Arizona. Execative Engages in Fight With Senator Phoenix, Aris., Nov. 27 UP—A fis- tic encounter between G. W. P. Hunt, governor of Arizona, and State Benator Fred Colter during an argument in the state capitol over the Colorado river question, gave an exciting touch yesterday to a prob- lem which has harass:d the state for years. River Problem Arizona’s intense feeling over the ultimate settlement of the Colorado river problem, in which she has bat- tled her sister states for what she inaists is a just share of water and power from proposed dams, was the subject of an argument which pre- clpitated the clash. The state leg- dslature has been called into special session primarily to consider action to be taken upon the 8wing-Johnson bill now before congress. Arisona's Colorado river commia- sien, appointed to investigate and ‘handle the river problem in con- Junction with the commissions of the six other states concerned, was deing discussed by Senator Colter and several legislative associates whea Governor Hunt appeared. Governor Hunt, who was defeated in seeking & seventh term at the November elections, became involv- ed in the argument. Around The governor's secrctary, J. W. Strode, declared afterwards that he saw his chief stagger against the {wall from a blow delivered by Col- iterg Btrode interfered, catching the isenator by the arms, whereupon the jgroup of legislators closed in, fisht- ing and shouting. Colter also was ireported to have been struck in the face during the melee. ' Police were called to the capitol, but found only an excited hum of after-the-battle talk when they ar- rived, . Gevernor Hunt, who unobtrusive- ‘Jy walked down the capitol steps ‘after the clash, insisted the blow ‘he . received was “inadvertently ;brought about when 8enator Colter ‘moved his arms in argument.” His secretary maintained that the blow was intentional. Governor Hunt, who is 69 years ®ld, was elected the first governor of Arizona In 1911. Kidney, Bladder, Prostate Trouble Getting Up Nights, Pains, Burning, Etc. To prove that these troubles can be astopped, often in a few hours. the W. B. Way Co., 230 Westover Arcade, Kansas City, Mo., will mail postpaid, & full §1 treatment of Rudolph's Prostatis for 10c to cover the cost of mailing. Use it, and if satinfied pay only $1, otherwise they take the loss. You risk nothing Write today.—advt. Cooling Unit Enjoy its advantages... in your prese Il-‘ YOU have a good ice-box it’s a simple matter to convert it into a Frigidaire. in the ice compartment...a compressor in any conven- ient place...and the jobisdone. Then you’re sure of safe refrigera- tion the year around. But health protection isn’t all. You need a SCHOOL DEFICIT TWELYE MILLIONS IN CHICAGO Trouble Comes From Previous Administration. Chicago, Nov. 27 (®—Chicago newspapers today said the city $12,000,000, caused by troubles “inherited from previous administrations, coupled with tre- mendous loss in revenue this year from uncollectable taxes.” Some extra legal means of main- taining current expenses must be |found, it was pointed out, until more |tax money becomes available about February 15. Both the Tribune and the Herald and Examiner said the | schools would not be closed. Private funds from public spirited citizens will be called on if neces- sary, the Examiner said. Members of Mayor Thompson’s educational advisory committee, in- cluding such civic leaders as Wil- llam Wrigley, Silas awn, Elmer Stevens, Thomas E. Wilson, George | Getz and John Hertz, have been con- sulted by H. Wallace Caldwell, pres- ident of the school board, in his ef- Iforts to avert the “impending di- lemma.” WEDDING 0 CO5T ABOLT $730.000 Swedish King's Nephew to Marry American Heiress New York, Nov. 27 (®—Count Folke Bernadotte, nephew of King Gustaf of Sweden and lieutenant of the Swedish horse guards, is to have tric refrigerator and a ! cleaner. Next Saturday at Pleasantville, N. Y., he is to wed Miss Estelle R. Manville, prospective heiress to about $25,000,000 of the fortune founded by the “asbestos king” It is estimated the wedding will cost $750,000. “We are going to Stockholm and live where T have a flat,” the count said on his arrival from Sweden with members of his wedding party. T |intend to have a radio, an electric refrigerator and a vacuum cleancr. Just like all other folks have.” Heir Apparcnt There With him came his royal cousins, vacuum parant to the Swedish throne, and | Prince Sigvard and other titled members of a party of 15. Miss Manville met him at the pler. The count gave her a big. long hug and he Kissed her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram E. Manville. “Itm just like a circus” Miss Manville lavghed. The count revealed that he first met Miss Manville at Mente Carlo, Hast spring. “How many times did yon have to ank her?" ha was questioned, “No, ne, no, no_ no,” he shouted, nt ice-box A frost coil Visit our Windy City Press Says Financial | schools faced a deficit approximating | financial | an American bride, a radio, an elec- | Prince Gustave Adolphus, heir ap- | Frigidaire for ice cubes . . . for frozen salads and desserts . . . for new ease in enteri:ining. And you need it now, because the New Frigidaire’s savings start atonce. ..savings sogrcat that they pay for your Frigid- aire as you pay for it. see how easily a Frigidaire NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEI(I&ER»”,. 1928, laughing in spite of himself as a blush colored his neck and face. “You mustn't ask me that. It is| not easy to get the best girl lni America." Count Bernadotte's father, Prince | Oscar Bernadotte, renounced his rights to the Swedish throne to marry Ebba Henrletta Munck of Fulkila, & woman of noble but not | royal ancestry. He then took !hei name of Bernadotte, the same as | the founder of the Swedish royal The first Bernadotte, Jean | Baptiste - Bernadotte, later King |Charles XIV is the great-great. grandfather of the present count. | To Meet Coolidge i poleon. | Adolphus and Sigvard are to go to | Washington next Monday to meet President Coolidge and then will re- turn to New York for a week before they return home. Most of the rest lof the party also will return to Sweden at that time, ahead of Count Dernadotte and his bride, who wiil leave December 29, (CARIISO'S DAUGHTER GETS HEAYY ROYALTIES | | |Gloria Awarded Two-Thirds, Esti- | mated to Approximate One Mil- lion, from Father’s Voice. Trenton, N. 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