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MOVEMENT TO HASTEN
REOPENING OF BANK
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MAYGOTOU.S.
Ja m e s to w n , J u n e 1 4 . — In sp ired b y
th e su ccess o f th e citizen s o f F a lc o n ­
e r in o pen ing th e F ir s t N a tio n a l B a n k
o f th a t v illa g e , a g ro u p o f resid en ts
o f Ja m e s to w n , h as laun ch ed a c it­
izen s’ m o vem en t to h asten th e re ­
opening o f the N a tio n a l C h a u ta u q u a
C o u n ty B an k .
T h e m o vem en t w a s in itiated y e s­
te r d a y b y F lo y d H . S h a rp w ho se­
cu red the cooperation o f a n u m b er o f
citizen s re p resen tin g va rio u s in te r­
ests an d who join ed in a d d ressin g a
le tte r to Jo h n H . W rig h t, ch airm an
o f the D epositors’ C o m m ittee, re -
HIGHESTCOURT
R o c h e ste r G ro cer p lan s
A p p e a l if S ta te ’s F in al
T rib u n a l u n fa v o ra b le
A lb a n y , Ju n e 1 3 (IP)— H e n ry S.
M a n le y ,, counsel to the m ilk control
b o ard , to d a y said a tto rn e ys f o r a
R o c h e s te r g ro c e r who h a ve ch al­
len g ed th e co n stitu tio n ality o f the
N e w Y o r k m ilk la w ad vised him th e y
w o u ld c a r r y the te st to th e U n ited qu estin g the com m ittee’ s. san ctio n o f
S ta te s Su p rem e C o u rt i f th eir clien t a person al ca n va ss o f a ll depositors
l o s t in t h e C o u rt o f A p p e a ls.
w h o d o n o t im m e d ia te ly s ig n th e ir
L e o N e b b ia o f R o ch ester, w ho lo st
an a rg u m e n t o v e r m ilk sales in th e
low er co u rts o f R o ch ester and M on ­
roe c o u n ty has an appeal b e fo re the
s ta te ’s h ig h est co u rt on to d a y ’s c a l­
en dar.
M a n le y d eclared N e b b ia ’ s re p re ­
se n ta tiv e s had told them th e y w e re
p re p a re d to push th e ir appeal into th e
n atio n ’ s h igh est co u rt i f the C o u rt o f
A p p e a ls upheld the co n stitu tio n ality
o f th e m ilk control la w .
T h e m ilk con trol la w w a s enacted
b y the la s t legislatu re.
It
is
an
e m e rg e n c y m easu re intended to pull
th e d a iry in g in d u stry out
of
the
slo u g h o f depression. I t g a v e a board
o f th ree p o w e r to fix p rices consum ­
e rs m u st p a y and fa rm e rs m u s t 'r e ­
ce iv e .
I t also w a s em pow ered to d en y or
w ith d ra w sellin g licenses to re tailers
w h o circu m ven ted the fixed re tail
p rice schedule. N e b b ia w a s accu sed
o f d o in g th a t b y g iv in g a w a y a lo a f
o f b read w ith tw o q u arts o f m ilk.
a ccep tan ce o f th e g o v e rn m e n t re o r­
gan izatio n plan.
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DR. M’DUFFIE
VICTIM OF RARE
BLOOD
DISEASE
—
•'
N ative o f O tto h a d been
O lean H e a lth O fficer
O lean, Ju n e 1 4 . — S u ffe rin g fro m a
ra r e blood d isease, D r. W illia m E l ­
le r y M cD u ffie, w ell know n lo c a l-p h y ­
sician, died M o n d a y n ig h t a t th e
B u ffa lo G en era l hospital w h ere he
had b een a p a tien t the p a s t w eek . D r.
M cD uffie had been ill fo r a m onth.
D r. M cD uffie, born in O tto, J u l y
2 3 , 1 8 5 9 , had been a re sid en t o f
O lean the p a st 4 3 y e a rs. H e received
his e a rly ed ucation in th e pu blic
schools o f O tto, la te r a tte n d in g the
U n iv e rs ity o f B u ffa lo , w h ere he r e ­
Building
Pheasant Eggs given x
CATTARAUGUS
LEAGUE RAISES ResidenceTotal
Speeds Up
Members of 4-H Clubs FURTHER WAGE
PRICE OF MILK
WINS AT RALLY
CUT IS SOUGHT
120 F u t u r e F a rm e rs
BY
RAILROADS
TO BASIC $1.08
m eet a t C o u n ty F a ir
F ee h ails Increase as “ B e­
g in n in g o f n e w E r a ”
A lb a n y ,
Ju n e
13 (IP)— H ig h er
p rices f o r m ilk p rod u cers as an ­
nounced b y the D a iry m e n ’ s L e a g u e
w ere h ailed to d ay a s “ the b egin n in g
o f a n e w e r a ” in th e m ilk in d u stry o f
N e w Y o r k sta te b y D ire cto r K en n eth
F . F e e o f th e S ta te M ilk C on trol
B o a rd .
T h e basic pool or a v e ra g e p rice to
b e paid th e le a g u e fa r m e r s fo r a ll
th e ir m ilk, a cco rd in g to an n ou n ce­
m ent a t W a te rto w n to d a y , is $ 1 . 0 8
p e r 10 0 pounds o r 4 7 q u a rts o f m ilk
re g iste rin g 3 .5 b u tte r fa t in the 20 0
m ile zone outside N e w Y o r k C ity .
T h is p rice is s u b je c t to fr e ig h t d if­
fe re n tia ls an d to organ ization and
indebtedness ch a rg e s m ade b y the
leag u e.
In th e W a te rto w n a re a , one o f the
la rg e st p ro d u cin g cen ters in the
sta te, th e n et p rice fo r the fa r m e r is
8 6 cen ts p e r 1 0 0 pounds, an in­
c re a se o f 1 6 cen ts o v e r th e A p r il
prices.
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J
C o n stitu tio n a lity o f S ta te
M easu re a tta c te d b y
D ealer
Arthur
E.
Sutherland,
fa r m e r s fo r ice cream and cu rta il­
in g the am oun t im ported fro m other
states.
F e e said th at even i f the board
should fix a m inim um price fo r cream
sold to ic e cream fa c to rie s in the
m etro p o litan a re a $ 3 a 4 0 -q u a rt can
h ig h er th an the p resen t p rice, th e re su la n t in crease in the co st o f m an u­
fa c tu r in g ice cream w ould be only
a b o u t s ix cen ts a gallon .
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COUPE WRECKED BY TRAIN
AND WATCHMAN IS DEMANDED
W a r r e n , P a ., Ju n e 1 4 . — F o llo w in g
an a ccid en t at, one o f the th ree cross­
in gs on th e d eto u r th rough P le a sa n t
a n d M ead tow nships, n o w in use as a
re su lt o f th e closin g o f th e G lad e
b rid g e f o r re p a irs and w id en in g, an
a g ita tio n w a s sta rte d here y e s te rd a y
to h a v e w atch m en placed
at
the
cro ssin g s u n til the b rid g e is opened.
A sm all coupe d riven b y A n d re w
G eek , E r ie , w ith his sister, M rs. A n ­
d re w A m a n n , a s a p a sse n g er, w a s
stru c k a t th e cro ssin g a t the e a st end
o f th e d eto u r, b y a fr e ig h t tr a in on
the P e n n sy lv a n ia R a ilro a d . T h e oc­
cu pan ts o f th e c a r escap ed serious
injury.
Badly hurt cranking Car
F re d o n ia , Ju n e 1 4 . — T h e re w ere
1 6 9 w h o re ce ive d th eir diplom as a t
th e F re d o n ia S ta te N o rm al School,
1 0 3 being residents o f C h au tau q u a
C o u n ty.
Dr. Russell H. Carter, head of the
pu blic
school
m usic
departm en t,
S ta te D ep a rtm e n t o f E d u ca tio n , A l ­
b an y, addressed the class.
T h e fo llo w in g fro m C a tta ra u g u s
.c o u n ty w e r e a m o n g th e g r a d u a te s :
K in d er g a r d e n — P r im a r y G rad es —
Rosetta
M.
Andrews,
Randolph;
A lo u re n ce H icks, F ra n k lin v ille ; G e r­
tr u d e K. M arsh, D e le v a n ; M ary E liz a ­
beth N a p ie r, D e le v a n ; E le a n o r M on­
ro e S e a g e r, E a s t Randolph.
In term ed iate G rad es— M ild red D.
A n d erso n , R a n d o lp h ; R u th L . A n d e r­
son, R andolph?' L i l l i a n ' e . G oodrich,
East
O tto ;
F lo re n c e
M c N a m a ra ,
G re a t V a ll e y ; L o is E lm a re e d , G re a t
V a ll e y ; E lle n E . R itte r, C a tta ra u g u s.
G ra m m ar G rad es— C a rl L . C o lvin ,
S te a m b u rg ; K a te M ark h am , South
D a y to n ; N o rm an M atteson , So uth
Dayton.
S p e c ia l M u sic— I n e z E . C h am p lin ,
of L it tle V a lle y ; O liv e A . H a n c o ck , an d
R o c h e s te r , c o u n s e l f o r N e b b ia , a t
Paul J. Smith, Salamanca.
H a y in g s ta rte d e a rly
as R esu lt o f R a in fa ll
c r e a m b o u g h t fr o m N e w Y o r k s ta t e
S everal fro m C a tta ra u g ­
u s C o u n ty a m o n g
G ra d u a te s
Jr.,
will be m ore n e a rly on a profitable to w n ; one sister, M rs. L u k e D e w e y
b asis and the d r ift to the utilization o f C h icago and six grandchildren.
t a c k e d th e m ilk c o n tr o l la w on th e
o f m ilk in o th e r c la s s e s f o r -which
gro u n d th a t it vio lates
the
14 t h
th e p ro d u cer re ce ive s less m on ey w ill
am endm ent to the fe d e ra l co n stitu ­
be checked .”
tion and A r tic le 1 o f the state con­
stitu tio n , w h ich p re v e n t the sta te
A lb a n y , Ju n e 1 3 (IP)— A ssu ra n ce
fro
m a b rid g in g th e p rivileges o f a n y
th a t th e S ta te M ilk C o n tro l B o a rd
H a y in g has a lr e a d y sta rte d on
citizen
“ w ith o u t due process o f la w .”
■will n ot do an yth in g to in crease the som e C a tta ra u g u s C o u n ty fa r m s , a c ­
“ T h e o n ly question here is w heth ­
p rice o f a p late o f ice cream w a s g iv ­ co rd in g to C . N . A b b e y , lo cal fa rm
er
the em e rg e n cy clau se (in the m ilk
en to d a y a s th e board concluded a b ureau m a n a g er. T h e abu n d an t ra in ­
co n fe re n ce w ith a com m ittee o f ice fa ll has been ideal fo r g ro w in g g ra s s co n tro l la w ) co vers th e obvious u n ­
cre am m a n u fa ctu re rs.
and other h a y crops. W h ile m a n y co n stitu tio n ality o f the a c t,” S u th e r­
K e n n e th F . F e e , d irecto r o f the fields w e re in poor condition due to land declared.
“ W h en a public em e rg e n cy is de­
b oard, said, h o w ever, the board m ight w in te r h eavin g, M r. A b b e y s a y s the
clared
b y the L e g is la tu re , w h en there
fix the m inim um p rice fo r w hich ice h a y crop g e n e ra lly w ill re ach m a t­
cream fa c to rie s can b u y cream fro m u r ity som ew h at sooner than usual. is g e n e ra l u n rest, do th e co n stitu ­
dealers.
H e ad vises fa rm e rs to s ta rt h a yin g tio n al lim itations cease to o p e r a te ? ”
M an le y, who a rg u ed the case fo r
“ W e w ill c o n tin u e to stu d y this e a rlie r than th e y com m on ly do. C lo ­
the
M ilk C o n tro l B o a rd , declared dis­
p rop osal a s \yell as the proposal to v e r and a lf a lfa should n ot be allow ed
trib
u
tio n o f m ilk tends to w a rd
a
p e rm it o n ly cream fro m certified to g e t too m atu re b e fo re cu ttin g.
d a ir ie s to go into ic e c r e a m ,” Mr.
“ T im o th y , i f c u t b e fo r e i t b lo o m s m onopoly, 'a n d th e re fo re should be
F e e said.
c o n ta in s m o re th a n t w ic e a s m u ch re g u la te d as a u tility.
The latter suggestion was made as digestable protein as hay made from
a m e a n s o f in c r e a s in g th e a m o u n t o f timothy that stands until it is nearly
D od ge co m pan y stated.
N o n -resid en tial bu ildin g' co n tracts
le t d u rin g M a y , 1 9 3 3 , w e re $ 3 1 , 6 3 9 , 4 0 0 , an in crease o f 3 2 p e r cen t o ver
th© p re ce d in g m onth. In M a y la s t
y e a r , h o w ever, such co n tra cts totaled
$ 5 8 ,9 4 6 ,4 0 0 .
169 DIPLOMAS
COURT RESERVES
ARE AWARDED AT
DECISION ON MILK FREDONIA
NORMAL
LAW CASE APPEAL
ceived his d eg ree in m edicine in
18 8 8 .
A lb a n y , J u n e 1 4 . - T h e S ta te C o u rt
H e b egan his p ra c tic e in F a r m e r s A lb a n y , Ju n e 1 0 (iP)— T h e S ta te
o f A p p e a ls re se rve d decision a t the
M ilk C o n tro l B o a rd announced th at ville, w h ere he rem ain ed one y e a r
conclusion o f a rg u m en t la te y e s te r­
it has decided to red u ce b y a p p ro x ­ and in 1 8 9 0 he m oved to this city.
d a y a ftern o o n on th e appeal o f L eo
im a te ly 1 2 cen ts p e r 1 0 0 pounds or D i. M cD uffie w a s d eep ly in terested in
N eb b ia, R o ch ester g ro ce ry m a n , fro m
4 7 q u arts o f m ilk the p rices paid to civic affairs and in 1902 was elected
the actio n o f lo w e r co u rts in finding
fa r m e r s fo r m ilk th a t goes into the a m em ber o f th e B o a rd o f E d u c a ­
him g u ilty o f vio la tin g the m ilk con­
m a k in g o f A m e ric a n cheese. T h e tion, a post he held co n tin u o u sly un ­
tro l la w b y g iv in g a w a y a lo a f o f
fa r m e r s ’ p re se n t price fo r this class til 1 9 1 4 , b ein g p resid en t o f the board
b read w ith tw o b ottles o f milk.
o f m ilk is $ 1 . 1 5 . T h e n ew price co ve r­ in 1 9 3 3 - 1 9 1 4 .
T h e C o u rt o f A p p e a ls w a s a sk ed
in g a ll m ilk delivered in Ju n e and
F-vr a q u a rte r o f a c e n tu ry he had
to d eclare the e m ergen cy m ilk con ­
m ade into A m e ric a n cheese, w ill be been health officer o f O lean. H e w a s
tro l la w u n con stitu tio n al, and a n ­
com puted b y a n ew fo rm u la based in a m em ber o f the A m e ric a n M edical
n o u n c e m e n t w a s m a d e t h a t i f th e
p a rt on m a rk e tin g conditions and S o c ie ty , N e w Y o r k S ta te M ed ical S o ­
la w is upheld, the question w ill be
will be $ 1 . 0 3 p er hundred pounds, a c­ c ie ty . C a tta r a u g u s C o u n ty M e d ic a l
subm itted to th e U n ited S ta te s S u ­
cording to the b oard ’ s b est in fo rm a ­ S o c ie ty , and a m em ber o f the sta ff o f
p r e m e C o u rt. On th e outcom e hinges
tion a t th is tim e.
fhe O lean G en era l hospital.
the su ccess o f the s ta te ’ s efforts to
In an n o u n cin g this change, M r.
D r. M cD uffie held m em berships in
aid the d airym en .
-F e e said th a t th ere is So g r e a t a d if­ Olean L o d g e , N o . 2 5 2 , F r e e & A c ­
A t to r n e y G en era l Jo h n J . B e n n e tt,
fe r e n c e betw een the A m e rica n cheese cepted M asons, Buffalo---Gon&istoryf
•Jr., and H e n r y S . M a n le y, counsel to
p rice a n d t h e 'p r ic e o f 7 4 cen ts p er K n ig h ts T e m p la r and the C ity C lub
the board, d efen d ed the sta te ’ s action
hun dred pounds fo r m ilk m ade into o f O lean.
on the gro u n d th a t m ilk can p ro p erly
b u tte r th a t th e re is a ten d en cy to use
H e is su rv ived b y his w ife , M rs.
be re g u la te d as a p u b lic u tility.
The
a g r e a t deal o f m ilk f o r the m akin g D e lla M cD u ffie; tw o d au gh ters, M rs.
board, a s arg u m en ts b ega n , re vea le d
o f b u tte r and other prod u cts which C h arles W . K u lp o f N e w Y o r k and
th a t in the la st tw o -weeks o f A p r il
b rin g the fa r m e r s only a low price.
M rs. I. W ilso n , J r . , o f O le a n ; tw o
alone its o rd ers had in creased the
‘ W ith th e ch an g e m ade to d a y ,” ! sons, D r. Donald A ; M cD uffie, O lean,
fa r m e r s ’ m ilk checks b y $ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 .
F e e sa id , “ th e m a n u fa c tu r e o f c h e e se j a n d R o b e r t E . M cD uffie o f J a m e s-
N e w Y o r k , J u n e 1 0 (IP)— C o n stru c­
tio n co n tra cts a w a rd ed in M a y to ­
ta le d $ 7 7 , 1 7 1 , 7 0 0 , a g ain o f $ 2 0 ,5 9 8 ,7 0 0 o v e r th e p reced in g m onth
b u t a decline o f $ 6 9 ,0 4 9 ,5 0 0 as com ­
p ared w ith M a y , 1 9 3 2 , it w a s re p o rt­
ed b y the F . W . D od ge C orporation .
T h e M a y sta tem en t show ed im ­
p ro v e m e n t o ver th e p re ce d in g m onth
in each o f the fo u r m a jo r classifica­
tion s o f co n stru ction , n a m e ly re si­
dential buildin g, public u tilities, p u b ­
lic w o rk s and non -residential.
R esid en tial a w a rd s stood a t $ 2 6 ,5 1 9 ,7 0 0 , th e la r g e s t m o n th ly to ta l
since A p r il a y e a r ago . F o r the first
five m onths this y e a r resid en tial con­
t r a c ts f o r t h e 3 7 e a s te r n s ta t e s
am oun ted to $ 8 5 ,4 4 0 ,5 0 0 , as a g a in st
$ 1 3 9 , 5 8 1 , 7 0 0 fo r the like period o f
19 3 2 .
“ T h ere a p p ea rs reaso n to believe
th a t the g a p betw een the cu m u lative
to tals fo r the tw o y e a r s w ill be p ro ­
g re s s iv e ly n arro w ed th rou gh o u t the
re m ain d er o f the cu rre n t y e a r ,” th e
FOWLER, WIFE
AWARDED $1000
O lean M ilk m an w i n s
A u to C ollision C ase
A j u r y in Su p rem e C o u rt a t L ittle
V a lle y a w ard ed F ra n k lin F o w le r , p ro ­
p rie to r o f a m ilk station
in
17 th
stree t, O lean, $ 5 0 0 , and his w ife a
like am oun t, in th e ir su it a g a in st the
A . W esto n L u m b e r C o m p a n y o f P o rt­
ville , re p o rtin g a t 1 0 o’ clock this
m orning.
M r. F o w le r claim s dam ages to his
m ilk d e liv e r y tr u c k a n d lo s s o f s e r ­
vice s o f his w ife , -who w o rk ed in the
store, and M rs. F o w le r f o r personal
W e s t S ta te S tre e t, O lean, betw een
m on n e c e ssity ,” he said.
“ In fa c t,
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Streets,
r ip e ,” s a y s M r. A b b e y . “ E a r ly c u t I k n o w o f n o g r e a te r com m on n e c e s ­ ab o u t 1 P . M ., M arch 2 7 , 1 9 3 2 .
tim o th y m ead ow s w ill enable a b e tte r sity.
B a il in the sum o f $ 5 0 0 w a s fixed
“ T h e m ilk business p ro b a b ly uses f o r D o reth ea A . G rill, ch arged w ith
second crop to be g ro w n . T h is sec­
ond crop tim o th y, i f c u t e a rly , is th e h ig h w a ys as m uch as th e m otor fo r g e r y , second d egree, and gran d
fu lly equal to fu ll bloom c lo v e r h a y , buses, the ta x ic a b s or the m o tor c a r­ la rc e n y , second d egree. Sh e w a s re ­
acco rd in g to P r o f. E . V a n A ls tin e o f rie rs,
leased on h er ow n reco gn izan ce.
“ T h e possibilities fo r
abu se
a re
—
o—--------Cornell.. “ I t m akes splendid p a stu re
num
erous,
and
h
ave
resu
lted
in
the
WORKERS IN TWO JAMESTOWN
in m id-sum m er w h en p erm an en t p a s­
m ilk business com m on ly b ein g re ­ FURNITURE PLANTS S T R I K E
tu res a re b ad ly dried u p.”
quired to h ave p erm its and licenses in
Jam estow n ,- J u n e 1 4 . — A b o u t 7 0
connection w ith m a n y o f its in stru ­
THREE PERSONS INJURED
em ployes o f th e U n io n F u r n itu r e
m en talities.”
Two Women and Child Hurt When
M a n le y told th e c o u rt th e m ilk C o m p a n y and a b o u t 90 em ployes o f
Cars Collide at Cuba Lake
business “ fro m b egin n in g to end is the N a tio n a l F u r n itu r e C o m p a n y a re
Cuba,
Ju n e
1 3 . — T h re e persons tb e m ost co m p letely re gu la ted busi­ out on strik e.
T h e strik e a t the
w e re in ju red in a head-on collision o f n ess in existen ce, e x c e p t th e r a il­ U n io n is confined to the finishing
tw o autom obilies on th e south shore ro a d s.”
room , w h ile a t the N a tio n a l the
o f C u b a L a k e S u n d a y n igh t. T h e in­
“ M ak in g it a pu blic u tility m a y be strik ers in clude m en fr o m the finish­
ju re d a r e :
M rs. P a u l M c C re a , 2 5 , a decided ch an ge in th e fo rm o f r e g ­ in g, ru b b in g and sh ippin g d ep a rt­
B o liv a r, fr a c tu re d l e f t co lla r bone, ulatio n , b u t it need n ot be a sta rtlin g m ents.
O th er em ployes o f the tw o
fr a c tu re d rib and lacera tio n s to le ft ch ange in its e x te n t.”
p lan ts a re a t w o rk , officials state.
hand. I J a c k M c C re a , 4 ,
her
son,
A s s e r tin g w a g e s h ave b een c u t five
35 Men get Work
sm ashed rig h t toe. M rs. F lo y d M c ­
tim es an d oth er conditions a re n o t
C re a , R ich b u rg , 2 3 , lacera tio n s o f th e
B ra d fo rd ,
Ju n e . 1 4 . — S y lv e s t e r s a tis fa c to r y , th e m en h a ve asked f o r
fa c e . T h e y w e re ta k en to C u b a M em ­ R ich , o f th e firm o f R ich and com ­ 2 5 p e r cen t, w a g e in creases, elim ina­
orial H o sp ital, w h e re m ed ical a tte n ­ p a n y , ann ounced y e s te r d a y th a t he tio n o f piece W ork in the machine,
tion w a s ad m in istered and w e re la te r had re ce iv e d a c o n tra c t to l a y w a te r room s, g u a ra n te e o f the d a y .ra te f o r
rem o ved to th e ir hom es.
lin es on the R o b e rt P rin g le lease a t p iece w o rk in o th er d ep artm en ts and
A c c o rd in g to Police Officer John Sim pson.
M r. R ich stated 35 m en recogn ition o f th e shop com m ittee.
M c G r a w , C u b a , th e c a r s d riv e n b y w e re p u t to w o rk on th e .p rjp ect.
----------fO— -------Concerts for South Dayton
LJoyd McCrea and Lawrence Ronol- T h is is th e la r g e s t n u m b er o f m en
South Dayton, June 13.— The
der, of Olean, locked front wheels as p u t b ack to w o rk f o r the co m p an y in
Jamestown Concert Band has been
th e y w e re passing in opopsite direc­ the p a s t fo u r m onths.
tions.
Both ears were tipped aver,
W a r re n , Ju n e 1 4 — N . D . M cM an u s, doing considerable damage.
Cleveland-, O,, su stain ed concussion o f
Ronolder and' two other compan­
the brain and other in ju rie s last eve­ ions in his c a r w e r e u n in ju red a s
Heads District Postmasters
Cooperstown, June 14 (IP)— Fred
O. Smith o f Vernon ’today was rening when he was thrown through a were Lloyd McCrea, Paul McCrea apd eleetfcd president of the New York
p late g la s s w in d o w a t th e M e tz g e r- two other children riding in the Mc­ branch o f the National • League of
Wrigbt store when a c a r he was Crea car.
District Postmasters as they ended a
* ‘
zrankxng started up unexpectedly.'
session here yesterday#
G rounds.
F o u rte e n b ask ets w e re distributed
a t M ach ias, seven in E a s t O tto, eigh t
a t P o rtv ille and one a t L ittle V a lle y .
T h e bask ets contain 3 0 e g gs each and
w e re shipped h ere fro m th e S ta te
C o n servatio n fa r m a t Ith a ca . A lt o ­
g e th e r 6 1 bask ets h ave b een d istrib ­
uted in this co u n ty, M r. A b b e y says.
T h e b o y s and g irls a re p aid 7 5
cen ts f o r each b ird raised a ft e r it is
ab o u t s ix or seven w eek s old. T h e
ev en ts!
birds a re purch ased b y th e C o n serva ­
C a tta ra u g u s w on the tr a c k an d tion D epartm en t.
field even ts, sco rin g 8 1 points, w hile
L ittle V a ll e y w a s second w ith 4 5
p o in ts; F ra n k lin v ille third w ith 2 6 ,
P o rtv ille had 2 4 , So u th D a yto n 1 7 ,
R andolph 6 and E a s t O tto 0.
C a tta ra u g u s also w o n the so ftb a ll
to u rn am en t, fo llo w ed , in o r d e r
One hundred tw e n ty F u tu r e F a r m ­
ers o f C a tta ra u g u s co u n ty took p a rt
in the second ann ual C a tta ra u g u s
d istrict r a lly , held a t the F a i r
G rounds a t L ittle V a lle y S a tu rd a y .
T h e a g ricu ltu re departm en ts o f high
schools a t C a tta ra u g u s, E a s t O tto,
F ra n k lin v ille , L ittle V a lle y , M ach ias,
R andolp h, P o rtv ille and So uth D a y ­
ton p articip ate d in the tra ck and field
LEONARD HORTON
MEETS DEATH BY
ELECTROCUTION
N eobe M an leaves P a r ­
ents, S isters a t R a n ­
d o lp h
engaged by the Village Board and
the Business Men’s Association to
furnish baqd concerts in the park
here Saturday evenings, commencing
June 17th. The contract is for a series
of 10 concerts ending August 19th.
The time of each concert is 8 to 10
P. M.
A d d itio n a l R ed u ctio n of
! 2.5 P . C. ask ed — O p ­
p osition seen
N e w Y o r k , Ju n e 1 4 (A*)— D o w ,
Jo n e s & C o m p a n y said to d a y th a t
th e railro ad s had decided to se e k a n
addition al 1 2 % p e r ce n t w a g e cu t
and th a t n otices to th is e ffe c t w o u ld
be sen t to m o rro w t o th e fo u r p rin ­
cipal r a ilw a y brotherhoods.
T h e proposed c u t w o u ld b e addi­
tional to th e 1 0 p e r c e n t redaction
fro m the b asic r a te u n d e r w h ich the
ra ilw a y em ployes a re n o w w o rk in g .
T h e fo u r lead in g brotherhoods a re
the E n g in e e rs, F ire m e n , T rain m en
and Con du ctors.
I t is expected n otices o f the red u c­
tion w ill be sen t to oth er gro u p s la t ­
er.
nam ed, b y L ittle V a lle y , So u th D a y ­
ton, P o rtv ille and M ach ias.
Unjustified, Robertson Says
In the tu g o f w a r C a tta ra u g u s
C levelan d , Ju n e 1 4 (IP)— D a vid B .
a gain w a s first, and M ach ias, F r a n k ­
R obertson, p residen t o f th e B ro th e r­
lin ville and P o rtv ille finished in th e
Ja m e sto w n , Ju n e 1 4 . — A n a ccid en t hood o f Loco m o tive F ire m e n & E n w h ich sen t 4 ,4 0 0 vo lts o f e le c tric ity ginem en, to d a y 's a i d a n y fu r th e r
o rd er nam ed.
su rg in g th rou gh the b od y o f L eo n a rd w a g e redu ction b y th e ra ilro a d s
Officers Elected
A lv in H orton , 2 9 , N iob e, w h ile he “ cann ot be ju stifie d ” and th a t his
T h ese officers w e re elected a t a
w a s a t w o rk on a sta te h ig h w a y re ­ brotherhood w ould “ decline to g r a n t”
business m eetin g fo llo w in g the lu n ch :
p a ir jo b a b o u t a m ile and a h a lf a n y fu r th e r decrease.
presiden t, S ta n to n W a ite , R an d o lp h ;
fro m Sto ck to n on the S to ck to n -B ro c“ J u s t how the railro ad s can ask a
vice presiden t, L y n n W o o d , L ittle
ton ro ad , b ro u gh t in stan t death fo r fu r th e r deduction a t th is tim e, es­
V a ll e y ; s e c re ta ry , L e e F r ia r , P o rt­
th e victim abo u t 3 o’ clock y e s te rd a y p e cia lly w hen the w hole c o u n try is
v ille ; tre a su re r, G ordon B u tterfield ,
aftern o o n .
t r y in g to inflate, w h en co m m o d ity
R an d o lp h ; re p o rter, H erm an M iller,
H o rton , an em ploye o f L a v e rn e p rices a re risin g and business is g a in ­
L ittle V a lle y ; fa r m w a tch dog, R .
W ilc o x o f L ak ew o o d , w ho operates in g, is m ore than I can u n derstan d ,”
H erm an , M ach ias. H . J . Sh oup, a g r i­
severa l tru ck s f o r the N e w Y o r k said R obertson.
c u ltu ra l te a c h e r a t L ittle V a lle y , w as
S ta te D ep artm en t o f H ig h w a ys, w as
“ I t "would b e a d e fla tio n a r y m o v e
e le c te d a d v iso r f o r th e se c o n d y e a r ;
g o in g to the assistan ce o f another in the fa c e o f efforts to in flate.”
J . 0 . Sa n d e rs o f C a tta ra u g u s w as
tru c k d riv e r w h en he w a s fe lle d b y
R obertson said he had not been
nam ed
e x e cu tive
se c re ta ry ,
and
th e high v o lta g e c u r r en t.
in
fo
rm ed o f a n y such p lan b y th e
G lenn U n d erw oo d o f R andolph w as
G.
R . V o lla n tin e o f K en n ed y, d riv­
railro ad s, b u t th a t u n d er the a g re e ­
chosen a d viso r to the presiden t.
er o f a tr u c k c r a n e , had stopped his m ent reach ed last O ctob er the roads
N in e ty -tw o atten ded the banquet,
veh icle a t an in tersectio n in su ch could serv e n otice th a t th e y in tend­
prep ared b y M iss M a r g a r e t D a ly and
m an n er th a t th e cran e boom, 2 4 fe e t ed a fu rth e r w a g e d ecrease a n y tim e
the hom em aking g irls o f the L ittle
in len gth , cam e in co n ta ct w ith a a ft e r tom orrow .
V a lle y school. S o n g s w e re led b y
high ten sion line o f the N ia g a ra ,
---------- o---------T ru m a n
P a rish
of
F ra n k lin v ille .
L o ck p o rt & O ntario P o w e r Com ­
P rin cip a l W . G . M organ o f L ittle
p a n y ’ s system . H orton approach ed
V a lle y g a v e the ad dress o f w elcom e,
t h e c r a n e tr u c k a n d r a is e d his r ig h t
and Su p erin ten d en t H a r r y C ald w ell
hand to g r a b the steel side o f the
o f th e C h ild r e n ’s H o m e a t R a n d o lp h
tru ck . In sta n ta n e o u sly the terrific
w a s the principal sp eak er. E n te r ta in ­
p o w e r o f th e 4 ,4 0 0 v o lts o f e le c tr ic ­
m ent w a s provided b y th e vario u s
ity passed throu gh his bod y and killed
F u tu r e F a rm e r s ’ chapters.
him . O ne fin g e r on th e dead m a n ’ s
H.
J . Sh oup presen ted the a w a rd s
rig h t hand w a s bu rn ed to the bone.
and tro p h y. R ibbons w e r e g iven b oys
O th erw ise, th ere w e re n o burns abo u t
E r ie E . R ich o f C a tta ra u g u s, p la .*1w in n in g th e first three, p la ce s in the
th e body.
tiff in an action b ro u gh t a g a in st D a ­
ath letic events.
V o lla n tin e, seated in the cab o f vid B . M cW illia m s as th e re su lt o f a
C a tta ra u g u s in vited - the F u tu r e
th e cran e tru c k , sa w H orton fa ll, b u t collision b etw een th e autom obiles o f
F a rm e r s to hold th eir ach ievem en t
fo rtu n a te ly looked up b efo re ju m p ­ th e p a rtie s n e a r N o rth C ollin s in a
c o n te s ts th e r e in F e b r u a r y .
in g fro m the tru ck . O b servin g the snow
sto rm
N ovem ber
16 ,
w as
Results in Meet
steel boom o f the cran e w a s re stin g a w a rd ed $ 5 0 0 in sup rem e co u rt a t
W in n e rs in the ath letic events, on the p o w e r line he backed the
L ittle V a lle y T u e sd a y .
nam ed in ord er o f finishing, w e r e ;
truck a w a y before attem p tin g1 to
M r. R ich claim ed th a t a s a re su lt
7 5 y d . d ash , b o y s u n d e r 1 2 0 le a v e th e cab.
of the blow he developed a hernia.
pounds— C . R ich , C a t t .; G . B e rg ,
W itn e s s e s to th e a c c id e n t d e c la r e d D r. T h eo d o re J. H o lm a n o f C a tta r a u ­
C a t t ; O. K e lly , L . V . ; R . W ilso n , th at the ru b b er tires o f the tru ck
g u s e s tim a te d it w o u ld c o s t $ 4 0 0 an d
F r a n k .; H . B o n h o ff, L. V . T im e , 10 s. sa ved V o lla n tin e fro m su fferin g a
three weeks o f the patient’s time to
10 0 yd . dash— R itte r, C a t t .; A u s ­ f a t e s im ila r to t h a t e x p e r ie n c e d b y
g e t it fix ed .
tin , C a t t .; M iller, L . V . ; Sto m etz, H orton.
D r. H olm an testified also th a t M r.
P o r t.; 1 2 s.
H o rton is su rvived b y his w ife , [R ich had an operation fo r g a ll b lad ­
2 0 0 yd . dash ,b oys u n d er 1 2 0 M rs. Je w e ll Hulberfc H orton , and a
d er rem o val som e tim e b e fo re th e
pounds— B u tch e r, S. D .; C. R ich , d au gh ter, Ju n e L o u ise H orton o f N i­
accid en t and th at an 8 o r 1 0 inch
C a t t .; G . B e r g , C a t t .; N ichols, P o r t .; o b e ; his p aren ts, M r. and M rs. E lm e r
c u t w a s m ade a t th a t tim e, b u t g a v e
M . W a ite , L . V . ; 2 4 s.
H orton o f R andolp h, and th ree sis- it as his opinon th a t the hernia is n ot
2 2 0 yd . dash— R itte r, C a t t .; B a r k ­ | ters, M rs. G eo rg e M c E lw a in , M rs.
the re su lt o f th a t b u t o f the a ccid en t.
er, L . V . ; R . F r ia r , P o r t .; A rn o ld , R o y D ix and M rs. Jo sep h F o w le r, all
T h e b lo w causes the m uscles to s e p ­
C a t t .; Sto m etz, P o r t.; 2 0 .5 s.
o f Randolph.
a ra te and le t the in testin es push
4 4 0 yd . dash— R itte r, C a t t .; W a g ­
---------- o---------th rou gh, w a s his explan atio n . A n op
n er, R a n d .; R u p er, C a t t .; F r ia r ,
eration is n ecessary.
P o r t .; M erch an t, L . V . ; 1 m.
In the case o f R o b e rt H am ilto n o f
H ig h ju m p , b oys o ver 1 2 0 pounds
M ach ias a g a in st G eo rge D avid son,
— H u ll, C a t t .; E llis , L . V . ; A u stin ,
J r . , th e j u r y a w a rd e d th e p lain tiff
C a t t .; M erch an t, L . V . ; E ld re d g e ,
$ 5 7 5 , to d ay.
T w e n ty -s ix o f th e 2 9 y o u n g m en
P o r t .; 4 ft . 1 0 in.
C o u rt a d jo u rn ed to tom orrow .
B ro a d ju m p fo r boys u n d er 1 2 0 sen t to B u ffa lo f o r th e p h ysical e x ­
pounds— W a ite , L . V . ; B on h o ff, L . am ination f o r the C iv ilia n C o n se rv a ­ O L E A N C O M M U N I T Y C H E S T
RICH AWARDED
$500 DAMAGES
C a tta ra u g u s M an su f­
fered H e rn ia a fte r
A u to C rash
2 6 S ala m a n c a B oys
A cc e p te d fo r F o re stry
C o rp s; go to C am p D ix
in ju r ie s , r e su ltin g 7 fr o m a c o llis io n in V .;
“There is no doubt that it is a com­
T h ir ty bask ets of. p h easan t e g gs
w e r e distributed to 3 0 boys and g irls,
m em bers o f th e 4 -H clu bs, in this
co u n ty b y M a n a g e r C . N . A b b e y o f
th e F a r m B u re a u office here, M on­
d ay,
W o o d r u ff,
F r a n k .;
Wilson,
F r a n k .; B e rg , C a t t .; 1 5 f t ., 8 in.
880
yd . ru n — L . F r ia r ,
P o rt;
B u tch e r, S.' D .; H ull, C a t t .; S . W a ite ,
R a n d .; B u m p , F r a n k .; 2 m ., 3 6 s.
M ile ru n — R u p er, C a t t .; Robinson,
F r a n k .; F r ia r , P o r t .; S u tte r, S . D .;
H a rv e y , L . V . ; 5 m ., 3 6 s.
Sh o t p u t— P h etlep lace, M a c h .; M cC lo ry , F r a n k .; E ld re d g e , P o r t.; H a r ­
v e y , L . V . ; G re g o ry , C a t t .; 3 2 ft .,
1 in.
H igh ju m p , b oys u n d e r 1 2 0 pounds
— M . W a ite , L . V . ; R ich , C a t t .; W il­
son, F r a n k .; M oore, C a t t ,; K e lly , L .
V . ; 4 ft ., 9 in.
-B ro a d ju m p , fo r b oys o ver 1 2 0
pounds— A u stin , C a t t .; B a r k e r, L .
V . ; R y d e r , S . D .; G re g o ry , C a t t .; E l ­
lis,
L.
V.
—
— o------------
Dies while at Work in Field
Sh erm an , Ju n e 1 3 — L o v e n u s B o ck ,
a life lo n g re sid en t o f M in a, died sud­
d en ly a t 1 1 . 4 5 o’ clock th is m orn ing
w h ile cu ltiv a tin g a field o f corn a t
his hom e, fo u r m iles w e s t o f here. A
p h y sicia n w a s sum m oned b u t M r.
B o c k w a s dead w h en
he
a rrived .
H e a r t disease w a s g ive n a s th e cause
ofxdeath. T h e d e c e a se d w a s 6 6 y e a r s
old A p r il 2 3 d . H is w id o w , tw o sons
and a n adopted d au gh ter su rv ive .
Ore Shipments advance
tio n C orps, w e r e a c c e p te d
W ed n es­
d ay. T w o w e r e r e je c te d a t th e p h y si­
QUOTA
SET
AT
$17,000
Olean, Ju n e 1 3 . — T h e b u d g e t f o r
cal exam in ation and one retu rn ed as
the ann ual Com tnu nity C h e st enroll­
an ex tra .
F o llo w in g th e
e x a m in a tio n ,
th e m ent h as b een placed a t $ 1 7 ,0 0 0 , a
S a la m a n c a co n tin gen t, w ith
others, red u ction o f $ 2 ,8 0 0 fro m la s t y e a r .
en trained fo r C am p D ix , N . J . fo r p re ­ E lim in atio n o f o rgan izatio n s n o t in
lim in a ry tra in in g b efo re assignm en t I the w e lfa r e g ro u p last y e a r w a s r e ­
sponsible f o r a red u ction fr o m th e
to the fo r e s tr y cam ps.
D irectio n s to en list m ore yo u n g b u d g e t o f $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 o f 1 9 3 1 . T h e an ­
m en f o r th e C iv ilia n C o n servatio n n ual cam p aign opened w ith a dinn er
C o rp s, -were re ceived b y i C t y W e lfa r e a t 6 .3 0 p. m. M on d ay.
F iv e ch aritab le o rg an izatio n s w'ill
Com m issioner A lv in F . F re d rick so n
be aided th rou gh th e C h est. T h e y a r e
to d ay.
I t is un derstood h ere th a t N e w th e R ed C ro ss V is itin g N u rs e S e r v ic e ,
Y o r k C it y w a s ab o u t 20 0 short o f its C it y R e lie f S o c ie ty , S a lv a tio n A r m y ,
and P u b lic
quota and ca lls f o r m ore w e r e m ade the A n ti-T u b e rc u lo sis
in o th er cities. M r. F re d ric k so n said H ealth A sso cia tio n and th e O lean
G en eral H ospital.
he exp ects to en list ab o u t 2 5 h ere.
Not Many Fever Cases
Forest Worker Burned to Death
O lean, Ju n e 1 3 . — R ep o rts o f fo r t y
cases o f u n d u lan t f e v e r in th e c it y o f
O lean, w hich h ave been in circu latio n
h ere th e la s t se v e ra l d a ys, a r e n o t
supported b y th e re co rd s o f th e office
o f th e c ity H ea lth D ep artm en t. A c ­
co rd in g to th e books o f th e office,
th ere a re o n ly tw o ca se s o f f e v e r
w ith in the" c it y lim its.
R e p o rts o f
s c a rle t f e v e r ca ses a re also e x a g g e r­
ated , a cco rd in g to figu res
of
th e
h ealth office.
T h e re a re th ree n ew
cases re p o rted re c e n tly and ther’e a re
n o w eig h t ca ses u n d e r q u aran tin e.
K a n e , P a ., J u n e 1 3 . — G u y Ir w in ,
2 3 , M arien ville, P a ., ■fo r e s t s e rv ic e
officer, w a s b u rn ed to d eath a n d -Har­
r y W in n o w icz , 2 2 , P itts b u rg h r e c r u it
in the civilia n co n serva tio n co rp s, was
serio u sly in ju re d h e re w h e n th e trac­
to r on w h ich th e y w e r e r id in g o v e r­
tu rned .
A th ird y o u th , E d w a r d S te in ,
o th er P ittsb u rg h re c ru it, escap ed in ­
ju r y .
Cleveland, June 14 (/P)— Ship­
ments of ore on the Great Lakes dur­
Must Use Detour
ing May totalled 900,534 tons— an in­
W a r re n , J u n e 1 2 . — E ffe c t iv e to d a y ,
crease of 789,708 tons ovef the cor­ the Glade bridge is closed to traffic
responding month in 1 9 3 2 . _ During anil th e d e to u r over th e Hickory
the first six months of the season, S tr e e t b rid g e a n d e a s t th ro u gh P le a ­
825,845 "more tons of ore have been sant and Mead townships, to Glade is
transported down the Lakes than in in u se . T h is rout© h a s b een g r e a t l y
a,like period of la st year.
improved*
•
an­
Fall Takes Man’s !fe
Jamestown, June I S .—-Rasmus
Larson, 74, 81 Tower street, dta§
last night at 1 0 . 3 0 o ’ clo ck a t the W*
C. A . H o sp ita l o f a b lo o d clot, re­
sulting "from injuries received Jan#
7th, when ho fell at his horn* m i
fractured his left hip, shoulder ami,
elbow.
B e is survived by a daughter and f
son.
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