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The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

Admirable unity of purpose is
manifest amongst race Democrats of
the Ninth District. Eaiy filing by
one white candidate for nomination
on the Democratic ticket apparently
has caused other democratic race as
pirants for the office to solidify and
leave open running to Johnnie Owens,
incumbent. Such manifestation Of
unity and organization is to be COM
mended. The voters salutes the race
democrats of this district.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23
NEGRO HOCKEY
TEAM IN CANAL

According to a letter from Mr.. r.
Voelz, Of Robbinsdale. MINI he will
organize a travelling all colored team
this fall
II have booked all my games start
ing Nov.1 and lasting until the middle
of March"
This is something new for our boys
and anyone wishing to try out for
this team should get n touch with Mr..
Voelz at once. Write to Mr.. R. l..
voelz, Elwood Hotel, Robbinsdale,
MINI.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

Come on out boys. The Walters
Association has again given you a
new president. Three in one year,
and you don't know that you may be
the next. They are using the old
method. Fire one and hire another.
They don't last long. Here are your
officers now, President MIR. A. Hicks,
Vice Mr.. D. Morrison, Secretary, H.
Bronson, Assistant Secretary. Chest
er Hodges and Treasurer MI. Charles
Andrews.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

fathers count-count much-even if
they are traduced; and laughed to
scorn And they are entitled to honor,
along with mothers Let it be remem-
bered that:
Fathers who sacrifices make
Have hearts that feel, and love
and break"
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23
DOINGS AMONG HI
HOTEL WATERS
By HOPPE

Well. Mr.. Lewis is lucky to get
Mr.. Scoggins this season. The Baker
Heater, had him booked for the Lake
Okabogi, ut inducement Of "Cash"
will cause anyone to change their
mind. A very good waite. to be
around any Club or Hotel. Good in
deed. "
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

Say, tell me how old a waiter have
to be called "Grandapa"? Thursday
morning, a stork stopped in at 2514
Decatur Street, and delivered a 6k
pound baby girl. Can you guess who?
Anyway, he is still in the father
class, two boys and two girls should
be a plenty under this class. Wait!
Wait!
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

recommend IL TO any
one who is over
weight" Mrs. A.
Ropiak, So. W
kee. Wis.
To win a slender,
youthful figure take
a half t~easpoonful of
Kruschen Salts in a
glass of hot water
first 8 every
morning. While fat
is leaving you gain
In health
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

and physical charm-iook younger:
Many physicians prescribe 1t and
thousands Of fat folks an owe b
world have achieved sienderness. A
at any drugstore. But protect your
health-make surf you get Kruschen
Its the SAFE way to reduce And
money back II not satisfied.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

Oh Boy! Have you walked down
oath Street, Omaha's grand Boule-
ward and looked these dining cars
walters over? Dress! Oh boy! New
styles, new colors and what not.
Looks good and who did we see park
ed Sunday night watching them go in
and out of Bells new pride of the
night? My Pal, Wayman Booth.
They really have it old Pal.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

Mr.. Joe Ais, a very good waiter
Of the Field Club staff, left the city
Sunday night for a visit out of the
city. Mr.. Ais being very quiet. eased
out of the city in the same manner.
and left his friends with the old say
ing "Where is Joe?" Let them know
the next time Pal.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

L. W. R-Who is the father of my
child and should | continue with my
boy friend?
Ans:-The CAB DRIVER who car
red you to your home on September
oath. There is no reason why you
should not continue on with him and
make him support this child. There
will be marked resemblance between
the two in a few years.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

NJ. B. B.-Why is it that my boy
friend will not answer my letters that
7 have written him in the last three
weeks? I.
Ans: The boy has no intention OF
keeping his promise-He is MOI
GOING TO MARRY YOU. He does
not ARE to correspond with you for
this will only make it harder for HIM
to let you know he cares no more
for YOU. He changed his mind when
he SPENT THE WEEKEND WITH
YOU recently.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23
THE FRIENDLY ZIG" BRIDGE
CLUB

The Friendly "16" Bridge Club was
entertained at Mr.. C. r. Willis, 221S
North 10Th Street The Vice-Presi-
dent held a brief business meeting.
The games started at 9:15. Mr.. Sam
Wead was noisey as usual, by being
lucky, Sam Wead won the highest
scores. Mr.. T. r. Turner had the low
score. The club will be entertained
by Mr.. T. r. Turner 2218 North 29th
Street, June rs, at 500 p m
Mr.. A. J. Lefall. president
t. r. Turner, reporter
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

K. F--My son has been sick for
the past sewn years and I wish to
know Il he will eve. recover?
Ans:-Each year will bring about
an improvement in your sons o
dition for it So ms to me that in flu
ture years he will overcome the
PARESIS he is suffering with and
will not have to spend many ycars in
the asylum. Until you are more able
to are for him it would be better to
let him stay in this institution.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

Here is good news. Mr.. J.. Maloy
has been placed on the staff of Hotel
Paxton. Mr.. Branch has started to
refined his crew again. He was given
credit of having one Of the best crews
in Omaha. It was torn down, but
leave it to him, and he will again
place it back as good, if not better.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

c. l. Wis this girl in the boy
friends life as true to him as | am?
Ans:-She is just as true and con-
siderat. to your boy friend as you are
and he thinks just as much of HER
as he does you. She does not run
around with any rough crowds and is
very modest. Watch her or she viii
beat your tim
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

M P.-I am suing for some insur-
arce money and | am wondering if /
will get it or not?
Ans:-It appears to me that you
will receive a sum of money through
court proceeding for an AUTO
MOBILE accident that you have been
in. The case will be $ tiled fairly to
both parties concerned.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

"Sad News. We regret very
much the passing of one Of our be-
loved walters, Nh. c. Innis. Our
regrets nuns far over the 100 mark
We all realize that we must travel
his road. yet the parting is so sad.
We do hope that his passing is the
beginning of a sweet here after.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

D. C.-Win I rebuild my house this
summer?
Ans: In the early fall Of this year
YOU will MAKE AN ADDITION to
the house but it will not be rebuilt
The necessary capital will not come
as you are hoping it wll-stop gambl-
ng and work a while.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

Mr.. James Galloway is stepping
high now, because Mr. Maloy is one
of his best Pals Two good men to-
gether and plenty fast, l tell you.
Step up a bit Porter Ousley and all
of my Pals, because you have COM
petition strong.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

P. Twill 1 be able to buy the
home | have been looking over!
Ans:-NOt on the salary You are
making now. The payments are much
too large for you to tackly. Noyem-
her will be a good month for you to
purchase a home for your income Will
be somewhat increased.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

C. ". A-Doas my boy friend care
for me?
Ans:-He sure does, and Leroy Is
patiently waiting until your mother
gives you permission to receive COM
pany. He will be the first on the hst'
for he is about as anxious to carry
en- this courtship a you are.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

A. L. Any o came to see me
from the north just like you said.
Now please tell me if l will be a
widow woman this year and will l
have some money soon?
Ans:-You will not become o wild
ow this rear but I e your man
having you for several months
Money will not come to you in the
form of INSURANCE You will be
very happy during the fall of this
year, with a different party alto
gether.
L. v. R.-Will / make a success in
what / am thinking of going into or
should l have a private answer?
Ans:-You could be very success
full in the BUSINESS you are think
ing of entering, providing you do not
spend your money to freely. Write
for a private reply and shall be
glad to help you as much as possible
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

l. C. C.-Help me a little please. I
don't like my wife's girl friend.
Please advise me how I can get rid
of this woman? Please tell me every
thing.
Ans: Your wife has allowed this girl
friend of hers to take up TOO MUCH
OF HER TIME and your wife is not
tending her home duties as she should.
When these two get together they
are a bit shiftless-but she will not
influence your wife in any way. The
best thing for you to do to get rid of
her is to FILL HER WITH KIND
NESS AND COURTESY. Your wife
will soon care less for her.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23
LOST 81 POUNDS OF
FAT-DIDN'T CUT
DOWN ON FOOD

T lost 81 lbs. by taking Kruschen
Salts and it had no i'll effect on me. I
didn't cut down on q single food
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

E. A. Al am so distressed /
thought maybi you would help me
again Tell ne who started the dis
turbance in my neighborhood?
Ans: | am sorry, but you have
yourself to blame for the GOSSIP
that is floating around in your nigh
borhood about you. In the future do
MT conflde all your secrets in the
girls you associate with for you are
inclined towards exaggerating the
good tim s you have and they are
inclined to STRETCH THE TRUTH
when they repeat it. This will blow
over.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

j. R LII enjoy your column every
and I want to know should 1 take
the trip I am planning OF what to do!
Ans: If you are interested in having
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

a good tins this summer then plan
to make the trip to CHICAGO Your
boy friend will CHANGE HIS MIND
and there is no need for you to wait
around any longer
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

P. S. Glow can / get my GER
t~ificate? Should | try to get it?
Ans: Bfors you can receive your
certificate you will have to RETURN
TO SCHOOL. 1t would be a wise
idea for you to do this for you will
need this certificate b .fore you Sc
cure a GOOD JOB. 1t will also be
valuable to you in future years for
peolI demand credentials before ean-
ploying someone for responsible jobs.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23
POLITICAL POT

The Ninth District Republican Leg
islative race takes on a definite as
pect as Attorney John Adams, Junior
files. At present, M. John Benjam-
in Horton and Attorney Adams will
fight it out alone for nomination on
the republican ticket, on a basis of
winner take all.
Mr.. Johnny Owens, representative
to the legislature from the ninth dis
trict, interviewed by a Guide repre-
sentative concerning rumors that he
will not file, stated. 81 am definitely
in the C and shall run for nomina-
ten and reelection. Mr.. O'Brien, re-
eister of Deeds of Douglas County,
has been visited by a number Of dele
cations of prominent citizens of my
district. among whom were ministers
from our various churches, and some
of our professional men, expressing
a desire that I become a candidate
for reelection. Mr.. O'Brien has put at
my disposal his full cooperation and
support"
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

S. N-Please tell me who stole my
chickens?
Ans: the TWO WHITE HENS AND
RED ROOSTER were not stolen
they squeezed through a small hole
in your chicken yard fence They are
now in a chicken yard several miles
from you.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

B. W.-Plaase tell me what hap
pened to my dog?
Ans:-Your BIRD DOG was stolen
and has been sold to a man who does
lets of busting. You will not get this
dog back.
L. S. MI am interested in my
daughtT getting a good position. Do
you think she will be able to do so?
Ans:-She will get a job but she
will have to accept a small paying
one even though she is a graduate of
the CONSERVATORY at Boston,
Mass. Before she gets a good paying
position she will have to have several
months experience. Have her to put
applications in every place possible
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

Z. P.-Will my girl get married to
her friend? Thank you.
Ans:-he will marry C. M. who is
living in VIRGINIA. You need not
worry for this man will be exception
ally good to her and she will have q
good home. There will be q baby in
about a year.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

G. S. Twill | ever have a home
Of my very own?
Ans: You will BE- comfortably sit
uated in a home of your own about
three years after you become a MRS.
JENKINS. his man will have ell
ough money to give the things that
you have missed in your youth. A
wedding for you will come to pass in
the year 1885.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

for ign waters nd he is now making
his home in a foreign country-Porto
Rico, l believe.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

E. SIS my mother tricked or
what is her trouble?
Ans: No, your mother is SICK and
she needs a good long r.st Take
her to the sea hore and try to keep
her theirs for the whole summer and
the fall Of the year she will be in
good health.
The Omaha guide., 1934-06-23

L. B. P.-Will we be able to settle
our fath-r's estate satisfactorily to
all concerned?
Ans: Through the aid of good legal
advice you and Members of your fam
lily will ettle your fathers estate and
no difficulty of jealously will arse.
You will be Offered a good figure
for your part of the estate and by all
means sell it.
Evening star., 1934-07-29
EARLY BALLOTS
REVEAL CONNALLY
LEADING IN TEXAS
Million Democrats Went TO
Polls in Saturdays
Primary Vote.
ALFRED is LEADING
IN RACE FOR GOVERNOR
Counting Will Not Be Completed
Until Monday--Court Bars
Colored Vote.
snsc,aI Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
AUSTIN, Tex, July 28.-Nearly a
million Democrats went to Texas
party primaries Saturday voting for
nominations that are equivalent to
election. Negroes were barred from
the primaries by decision of State
Supreme Court. Counting of Satur-
DAVIS ballots will not be completed be-
fore Monday, but Texas newspapers
generally sew as results of the ballots
now polled, that United States Sena-
tor Tom ConnalIy Of Martin probably
has a very wide margin in his
victory over Congressman-at-larg
Joseph Weldon Bailey, in a race that
was based on Connally's leadership IN
the new deal program at Washington
and MFR. Bailey's opposition to many
of its measures.
An emphatic letter indorsing Sena-
tor Connally was written by vice
President John NJ Garner from his
UvaIde, Tex, home the letter declar-
ing that Senator Connally had the
confidence Of his colleagues and OF
the President. This election marks
the retirement of James E. Ferguson
and Mrs. Ferguson from the public Of
fice held in her name and run by
him.
The Ferguson influence Is behind
Charles C. Mcdonald of Wichita Falls
for Governor, Bailey for Senator, John
Pundt for railroad commission and
others mostly having heavy odds
against their surviving today's pri-
mary and the August Is run-of.
The Governors race is between At
torney General James v. Alfred, with
stringent anti-utility and anti-lobby
ulanks: Tom r. Hunter, independent
oil man. promising income taxes and
exemption of real property from taxa
ton; G. C. Mcdonald, backed by Fer
guson, with a State home-ownership
credit plan; Senator Clint Small, adj
vocating repeal of pari-mutsiel gana-
bling: Lieut.. Gov. Edgar Witt, on q
tax adjusting platform. and Maury
Hughes, Ferguson's former State
chairman, running as the result Of a
break with Ferguson, when Ferguson
Claimed Tie OCulOGIdtlC AdStOAoA SoAA
mitteemanship for himself.
Evidences are that Alfred is leading
the field substantially. and will have
as his run-off opponent either Hunter.
Mcdonald or Small.
A tendency toward coalition Of other
candidates support against Alfred left
outcome of the second primary in ex-
treme doubt, regardless of the indi-
vidual who places as his run-of OPP
ponent.
Evening star., 1934-07-29
PAGEANT WILL SHOW
LANDING OF RALEIGH
Roanoke Islanders Prepare for
Celebration of First English
Colony.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
MANTEO, N. c., July 2S.-The spot
where Sir Walter Raleigh's colonists
landed $50 years ago will be the stage
for pageantry the week OF August II
in memory of the first English settle
ment in the New World and Americas
first native-bcrn white child.
Residents of Roanoke Island have
been busy for weeks preparing the
pageant. 1t will re-enact the landing
of the settlers, their daily life in Fort
Raleigh, which they built on the
northern tip of the island, and the
birth of Virginia Dare
The first presentation will be wit
messed August IA, the Saith anniver-
sary OF the day Anaias Dare ran out
of his cabin and shouted to fellow
colonists that his wife, Eleanor, had
just given birth to daughter. They
named her Virginia in honor of the
Virgin Queen. Elizabeth.
The beach, which will be the stage
for the landing scene, is where
Raleigh's sea captains, Amadas and
Barlowe, led the settlers ashore from
their little sailing vessels.
There are no hneal descendants of
Manteo and Wanchese to re-enact
the hearty Welcome those Indians ex-
tended the colonists at the waters
edge. but two white men viii paint
themselves red and play the roles.
Evening star., 1934-07-29
VIRGINIA FACES
NEW LABOR FIGHT
Cancellation Commissioned
Turns to Washington
for Aid.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va. July 2s.-Indus-
trial trouble and heat boiled to the
top of virginia's news for the week
The major development in the
States industrial situation was the
announcement by the TubiEe Chatil-
lon Corp. that 1t would discontinue
the manufacture of nitroceHuloss
yarn at its $4,000, 900 plant at HOPE
well, which has been closed by o
strike since June 30.
The move on the part Of the man.
agement came unexpectedly. end Ia
Dor authorities, through Miss Anna
Weinstock, Federal Labor Department
conciliation commissioner turned
again to Washington with the hope
of help from the Presidents new
Laboe Board.
Temperatures throughout the State
soared-most of them ranging hign
in the nineties, with some passing the
century mark.
In these two matters the Virginia
stories paralleled the Minneapolis ano
San Francisco industrial troubles. and
the parching heat wave Of the Mid
west.
Meanwhile the Department Of JUS
tiee-the Dillinger funeral just over
wednesday requested Fredericksburg
police to hold c. T. Brown, carnival
concessionnaire, who was in Freder'
icksburg with q carnival on the night
of May 20 when Fannie Kurs was
fatally wounded, and her fiance
Milton Brown, knocked into several
weeks unconciousness In q battle
field park attack as they we're parked
on dark road.
Powell returned to Fredericksburg
with another show this week.
In the absence Of Gov. Peery, who
is recuperating from an illness at his
Tazewell home, State Auditor L. Nc
Carthy Downs has been exceedingly
busy with reports on a half dozen
or more audits.
One OF them made public during
the week said land grabbing activities
in Norfolk County cost the taxpayers
of that county nearly $1,000 In the
pas. Is months.
Evening star., 1934-07-29
BIackfeet Indians
Prepare for Visit
From President
Medicine Men Perform
Mysterious Rites to
Yard off EuiI.
Ry ths Associated Prsss.

By tas Associated Press.
GLACIER PARK, Mont, July 28.-
Medicine men OF the Blackfeet Tribe
have moved into the Two Medicine
Valley again 10 perform mysterious
ceremonies-because the Great White
Fathef" from Washington is coming.
Their rites are supposed TO make
all circumstances suspicious for the
expected visit Of President Roosevelt
here August S.
President Roosevelt, however, is not
the first Chief Executive who has
been the object CT this benevolence OF
the Redman.
Nor Is it the FIRST time the Two
Medicine Valley has been thoroughly
''purged" Of any possible evil infiu-
ence in anticipation Of the visit Of
President.
Prepared for Hoover.
Four years ago Herbert Hoover was
expected for an extended stay. The
medicine men at that time even added
ritual to impress the fish of the
Emerald Lakes with the propriety Of
paying proper respect to the presi-
Dental bait.
But economic conditions--which do
not concern Uncle Sans wards great
ly and which they overlooked In their
week-long ceremonies caused the
then President to forego a vacation.
This year, incidentally, President
Roosevelt and his party win occupy
the picturesque chalets on the upper
lake which were modernized four
years ago in anticipation of their
becoming the Summer White House.
A still more modern touch this
year will be a microphone. to enable
the President to talk from his noun
tain retreat over a Nationwide
hook-up.
While the making Of medicine"
has been frowned upon by reservation
officials since the Indians became
more or less converted to the white
mans religion. the ban has not been
rigidly enforced.
While the legal title to the l.500
square miles Of rugged mountain land
that comprises Glacier National Park
now is vested in Uncle Sam. the
Blackfeet continue TO regard their
land Of shining mountains" as Pc
culiarly their own.
Hence they are not leaving all
matters pertaining to President
Roosevelt's visit In the hands Of park
ofhcials.
Evening star., 1934-07-29
Opposition in Party to King
YARNS Up Utah Political Race
Roosevelt Still Popular Issue on Which
Congressmen May Ride Back
to Their Present Seats.
Nav seems to be making a bid for

Nav seems to be making a bid for
the dissatisfied vote. He is a former
service man, but has antagonized vet
Grams while in the Legislature. Many
business men consider him radical.
He is working hard for the nomina-
ton, however, and, should Wallace
cut in on the King vote sufficiently, 1t
is possible that Nav might be nomi-
mated Should ne be nominated,
Colton's election is regarded as rea-
sonably sure.
Republicans have nominated Arthur
Woolley, an attorney of Ogden, for
the House from the first district. He
is a brilliant attorney and a good
campaigner, but it does not seem
probable that he can defeat Repre-
sentative Abe Murdock, who will un-
doubtedly be nominated by acclama-
ton by the Democrats.
In the second district former Rep
resentative F. C. Loofbourow has been
nominated by the Republicans. He is
capable and great lawyer and popu-
lar, but has big margin to overcome
IN November. His success depends
somewhat, however, on the action TO
be taken September 1 by the Demo-
Gratis. Representative Robinson, who
lives at Provo, will have opposition
from his own party. Lawrence Nelson,
an attorney of Salt Lake County, has
announced he will oppose Robinson
for the nomination. He does not seem
to be a strong candidate and Robin
son is expected to be nominated If
he is Nominated he probably will be
elected.
There is little interest in the State
Offices here. A member of the State
Supreme Court for a 10-year term
and a State treasurer for a 2-year
term are to be chosen.
President Roosevelt is still popular
in Utah and it is generally believed
that any reliable candidate who sup
ports him will be elected.
Evening star., 1934-07-29
GIRL, IA, TAKES SECOND
"BEAUTY FORM" AWARD
Gertrude M. Gay, Slim, Blond and
Tall, Says Father Deserves
Credit for Honors.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, July 2s.-
Gertrude M Gay, slim, blond and tall
for her IA years, has taken another
beauty form" prize from her more
mature competitors.
Miss Gay, who says she owes 1t
all to the diet and exercise pre-
scribed by her father, won first
place for the second successive year
in a contest held at the National
Physical Culturist Convention at a
Dansville, N, Y, health resort.
Last year her victory attracted at
tention because Of her youth, and
this year the competition was con-
sidered even. stronger.
Her 1875 pounds match her height
of feet 81 inches and bust measure
ment of 34s inches perfectly, physical
culturist jrsdges decided.