The Minneapolis Star from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 14

Tolcpfcone ATTanffc fftft Minneapolis Star. FRIDAY, MAY 16, 19S0 PROSPECTS FOR Drawing of New Scientist Edifice FOSHAY TRIAL IS POSTPONED Hlv( UTU lilliTHPAY Madrid. May 16. U.R King Al-fonzo will celebrate his 4tth birthday tomorrow at the palace here while in fill Spain Monarchists will in some way demonstrate their loyally to the king. OEEP CHANNEL GROW BRIGHTER But all together? A Yes.

Have you copies of fhe schedules you made? A Yes. Will you show them to me? Poney got them and handed them to Stinchfield. Were copies of these given Mr. Warner? A 1 don't know. He must have received them some time.

A Well either lie or the Foshay Co. Mr. Poney was st ill on the stand when the case was continued until 10 a.m. today. 5 Hohlen of the University of Pitts-Imrgh.

a wet. The Illinois Contest Friends of Pavis would regard his victory as an indorsement of the president but the administration here does not regard itself as having anything at stake there. Pavis is thought to have the best chance. In Illinois Ruth H.mna McCor-inick. who has testified to spending of her own money to win the Republican senatorial nomination, is preparing a tight against the Pemocratic candidate, former Senator James Hamilton Lewis, once of pink whisker fame, an urbane gentle, man who always conceals his brickbats In flowers.

Mark Manna's daughter will run as a dry and Lewis as a wet. mm. Shipstead May Have Majority Lined Up When Senate Votes receiver, a chance to get some of their money back." After Mr. Stinchfield completed his argument, Charles A. Poney, secretary of the F.

C. Warner company, was called to the witness stand for orosseramination by the defense. Mr. Doney previously had testified during the proving of the notes and securities by the plaintiff. His testimony was taken subject to possible later exception by the plaintiff.

Did you prepare schedules of payments for the 500,000 loan? A Myself and my stenographer. Did you prepare schedules for the Calhoun lake property? A Yes. Dili you prepare schedules for payment on the purchase of the 8,000 shares of Class B. VVCC stock? (This Is the Tublic Utilities Consolidated stock.) A Yes. Were they all prepared at the same time? A Well over a period of a few days.

Den Moines 1 Cedar Rapids Sfl.BO; KimnaK City $11; San Francisco St. Louis S1X.75: I.os Angeles SftO.SOi San Antonio Tulsa $17.00. (Continued from page one) sie. as was the price paid for the stock, and that on this ground the loan was usurious." Mr. Stinchfield said.

"We have proof that there was usury as high as 30 per cent. I'sury Is Charged "Mr. Warner had been doing business with Mr. Foshay since he said. "He made those loans knowing the deal would result in usurious payments of interest.

In fact, the Foshay company received only $356,000 of the half mlflion dollars it gave a note for. "That, without a doubt, Is usury and should not be countenanced. You must decide whether you are to give Mr. Warner his 'pound of flesh' or allow the stockholders of this company, now In the hands of the GLASSES ON CREDIT EYKS EXAMINED BY DR. C.KO.

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I.OCKK, NOVELIST DI KS IX PARIS Paris. May 16. (U.R William Locke, well known British novelist, died here last night during a relapse which followed two recent The new Second Church of Christ, Scientist, to be erected at Twelfth street and Second avenue with tlie administration building adjoining at the left, is shown in above architect's drawing. State Optical, 811 Hennepin Don Week IP (TO BIG DAYS or mm mm i 05: fMtqiTOCTL TfrJf Because of a limited quantity we are forced to restrict each purchase to 2 of each item. However, you may select 2 of at many item as you care to purchase.

SBIG DAYS Because of a limited quantity we are forced to restrict each purchase to 2 of each item. However, you may select 2 of as many items at you care to purchase. Friday and Saturday Sale! I DRUGS WITH A REPUTATION I iilllll! ffi ill mm dential candidate on the wet issue is anticipated. White House Is Neutral Few cared to comment pending an opportunity to think over Morrow's speech. In influential dry sources it was declared that if there is ever a wet president he will not be a Republican.

"It's the same wet program as that sponsored by the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment and I am strongly opposed to it." said Superintendent F. Scott McBride of the Anti-Saloon League. "It is the kind of statement that would be expected from a candidate in New Jersey." observed Senator Capper, Republican of Kansas, a dry. The White House is taking no part in the New Jersey primary. Pennsylvania Situation Across the line in Pennsylvania Is another spectacular fight revolving around Senator Joseph R.

Grundy, master manufacturers' lobbyist for 30 years, making his first appeal to the people as a candidate for the Aepublican senatorial nomination in the primary next Tuesday. Grundy's fight is for higher tariffs and against the machine. He is opposed by Secretary of Labor Davis and Professor Friday and Saturday Sale! Sale at All Eleven Walgreen Stores 300 Hennepin 1 West Lake 528 S. Second 533 Hennepin 2700 East Lake Nicollet Hotel 630 Hennepin 828 Nicollet 741 Marquette 3001 Hennepin 400 S. Second policy toward the liquor traffic, and vest in the federal government power to give all possible protection and assistance to those states that desire complete prohibition against invasion from the states that do not.

"If I should be elected to the United States senate 1 should be prepared to vote for a resolution submitting to the several states an amendment to the constitution in any form that would accomplish the foregoing purpose. I do not believe that 'the fundamental difficulty can be reached by an amendment of the Volstead act." Campaign Glows With Figures and Issues Washington, May 16. U.R) Floodlights have been turned on for what promises to be one of the most supercharged and colorful congressional campaigns since the war. Highly charged issues, led by prohibition, and spectacular figures dominate the picture to an unusual degree for an off-year election. If Morrow Wins Prohibition has been thrust for; ward in Republican politics by the declaration for repeal of the eighteenth amendment made by Dwight W.

Morrow in opening his campaign for the Republican senatorial nomination in New Jersey. If Morrow wins the nomination from former Senator Frelinghusen, recently turned wet. and from Representative Franklin Fort, an intimate of Mr. Hoover who is expected to enter as a Republican dry. and if he then carries the state in the November election, a movement to make him the next Republican presi By in in W.is-hlneion I'om'spoiKli'nt of The star Washington.

May 16. l'rwpoots for a vii tnvy for lie nino-foot channel advocates in the small1 woro hrichl today. Work by Sonators Shipstead and Schall are bearine fruit. The members of tlie commerce committee are impressed tlie frrowins avahinehe of pressure from the northwest in favor of the square deal for the waterways between St. Louis and tlie Twin Cities.

They also are watching the switching of the opposition as a result of the pres. rntation of the facts which is boms made by the two senators from Minnesota. Siliall Working on Committer fenator Schall. who is to father the amendment which would compel the complete recognition of the nine-foot channel plan and provide the initial appropriation of $15. to start the work, has been spending most of his time workinc on the committee.

That body occupies the stratesie. point because, if it pets behind the Schall suggestion the stage will be set for definite senate action. The junior senator from Minnesota believes that a majority of the committee will approve his plan. Action by the senate committee may come next Tuesday or Wednesday. Canvass of the members by The Star representative today indicated that some of the members, heretofore considered as administration men and as such in opposition to the Schall amendment, are now almost ready to switch.

They feel that the amount asked for cut to the excuse of the Hoo-verites that to appropriate for the plan would create a treasury deficit has been eliminated. Shipstead Winning Senators Meanwhile Senator Shipstead continuing his contacts with the members of the senate generally. Starting off with the bloc of 21, the senior senator has been constantly adding to the list. It would appear today that by the time the bill com'es up on the floor of. the senate for action very close to a majoritv of the members ill have been pledged to vote in favor of it.

So far the White House has remained silent on the substitute plan. But there is no reason to believe that his opposition will be of a deadly character. The house very probably would be willing to accept the Schall amendment although it is very badly split on the entire matter. However, there is so much "pork" concealed in. the Pempsey measure that most congressmen would he willing to allow the nine-foot plan to stay if their own private projects are not kicked over.

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Fault of Present System "In many states, where It Is in accord with prevailing popular sentiment, national prohibition Is generally believed to be. successful," he fald. "It Is successful because of the active co-operation of the people and their officials. "In other states, Including those with the greatest populations, the system works badly because the people and their officials do not co-operate with the federal agents, and fhe federal agents alone are not able to exercise effective control. In these states there exists resentment apainst the attempt to Impose a control which the prevailing conscience of the people does not accept.

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