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THE BIXGIIAMTON PRESS. MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, 1932. 12 propriation Bill of $31,500,000, of which approximately one-third will be spent in the Memphis engineering district TENTED CITIES DOT RIVER BANK pleted the awarding of contracts for the construction of levees and sea walls and the furnishing 0f supplies In the district, totaling $5,000,000. LaFoIIette Vote Holly woodCalls Li Already Mijor Brehort B. Somer vell, district engineer, has com Gain in Jersey Registrations Offers Puzzl touecmengm I I Democrats Aid Fight to Beat 'Ma Ferguson Opponent Offers to Quit, if She'll Retire for Outstanding Man in Wisconsin Memphis, Oct.

24 (I'nltod Press) and down the Mississippi tentet cities are springing up from Cairo, to New Orleans as levee camps are- erected from which the big offensive Is to be waged against the mighty river the next 12 months. It is part of the big Mississippi river improvement program that was provided for in the Army Ap- BACKACHE Take Lydia E. Pinkham'a i 4 to 4 PuzzMsWhom the Democratic opponent is Representative Percy H. Stewart. The speeches of both have revolved about the administration and the program of Governor Roosevelt, and, to a lesser extent, the tariff and prohibition.

Democrats say Governor Roosevelt's popularity In rural sections, and the favorable effect In the urban areas of his reconciliation with Mr. Smith, assure victory. Republican leaders depend upon the normal Republican majority In presidential years to carry New Jersey for Mr. Hoover, pointing out the state has strayed from the party fold only once in 1912 eince Grover Cleveland's time. In addition to the presidential and U.

S. senatorial election, there are to be elected 14 congressmen, state senators in nine of the 21 counties, and a full House of Assembly of 60 members. There also are numerous county and municipal elections and three state referenda, having to do with unemployment relief and repeal of the state prohibition enforcement act, to be voted upon. Both Parties Perturbed, Although Each Claims the Advantage "BOY! Look at the Money I Saved" Supporters Will Back Vegetable Compounds IT SIMM MSmsMiLfc MST'SklU If your backache the result of a tired run-down condition, what you need is Lydla FluXtuun't Vegetable Compound. Fnr iiMrlf ititr vean backaches and bnsdachea result of fatiCue have I've been bemoaning thi fact of cold weather, new suit, new o'coat and hat.

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21 (Associated Pres) Publicly jubilant, but privately perturbed over an increase in registration, leaders of both major parties claim yew Fer-sey's 16 electoral votes. Democratic and Republican chiefs tot'n assert the average. 10 per cent increase over 1928 in the number of eligible voters in rural as well as in urban areas foreshadows victory for their respective parties in the presidential election. The leaders are puzzled, too, by the apparent apathy of the people; I'sually in this state election campaigns are conducted noisily and with enthusiasm. They do not know whether to lay the unresponsiveness to lack of money or to the possibility the people may have made up their minds how they yielded to this marvelous medicine which tones up the system and gWes women renewed strength and energy.

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21 (As-sociiiK'd Pivv.) A Wisconsin political ciinip-iitfn without a LnFol-lottc domlnalir.R the proceeding is drawing t' a close. the Pci'tonil'ei' primary Wisconsin surprised ihe nation and itself, by ups'Mins the I.aFollctte-ProL'''css: o. panizauon. Hut, rrowMi out oT the center nt he fixlit, the LaKollette faction Is coach inff from the sidelines and shnutinii for Democratic candidates of national and state tickets. Th3 perplexing question political folio say is whether homeless LaKullotte votes are ro-lng Republican or Democratic.

Heretofore they have hcen in the Republican column. The Progressives are pondering the advice of Senator Kobert M. Liil'ollette, not a candidate this year, who sa in a formal statement that there is little to hope from either party but that the Democratic the lesser of two evils." lie urj-'ed support for oil Democrats except those opposing the few Progressives who survived the primary unhenval. Gov. Philip K.

LaFoIIette, victim of defeat in the primary, has Xii-Red followers to support a Democrat for United States senator, but has remained silent on other candidates. The LaKoliette plea was intended to appeal to 320,000 voters $4.29 We Will For Austin, Oct. 24 (Associated Press) Both Republicans and Democrats are seeking to prevent the election as governor of Texas of 'Mm. Miriam A. (Ma) Ferguson, Democratic nnminee.

Orville illington, Republican gubernatorial nominee, has offered to withdraw from the race and support Governor and Speaker Garner if Mrs. Ferguson, one-time governor and wife of an impeached cnief executive, will drop out of the race in favor of "an outstanding man." Said Mr. Bullington: "My sole desire is to save Texas from the calamity of Fcrgusonism, regardless of any sacrifice on my part," In reply to Mr. Bullington, James E. Ferguson, husband of the nominee, said: "Bullington either is grossly ignorant or he thinks someone else is." Governor Ross S.

Sterling, Democrat who was defeated by Mrs. Ferguson in a run-off primary and later lot a court contest to prevent her nomination, previously had announced he would support Mr. Bullington. Goervnor Sterling charged many illegal ballots were cast for Mrs. Ferguson in the primary.

lie said yesterday he believed it his "duty to leave nothing undone and to make every sacrifice" wi'hin his power to "prevent the return of Fergusonism in Texas." The Fergusons "Ma" and "Farmer Jim" as they enjoy being called by their followers are appealing to Democrats to observe the party loyalty pledge exacted in the July and August primaries and vote the ticket straight, from President to constable. Onlv once before, since Recon DIAL would vdte before the campaign got under way. The campaign is expected to be ignited, however, by the visit ct former Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York to Newark tonight, and the stop here Oct. 31 of President Hoover.

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Y. MNs rsula Deans, known as the It" girl of is shown as slio arrivitl at New A ork nil the S. S. iuropa on route to Hollywood. Film producers, anxious to see liow Miss Deans' apix-al will work on American audiences, lured the British dura Bow over hero.

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Senate have been pretty much carrying on their own campaigns, stumping daily and nightly every corner of the state. Senator W. Warren Barbour, sitting by appointment, is the Republican nominee. His Listen in to our radio broadcast on Station WXBP at 9 a. m.

Mondays and Frldays 6 m. Wednesday. New Midland Trust Cor. Main and Jarvis 156 Main St. ho supported the governor in I Beat Family for 35 Years, iVH struction dayi, have the two parties engaged in si-sh a bitter struggle in Texas.

That was when Dr. George C. Butte, then dean of the University of Texas Law school. resigned in 1924 to take up the Republican gage against Mrs. Fer-gucon.

She defeated him by votes. oon mus mm Youth Tells of Inhumanities That Drove Him to Act the primary. The office holdin? brothers are trying to add them to the 132,000 votes cast for Democrats in thit election. The conservative gubernatorial candidate polled 414.000 votes in the primary. For governor 'Wisconsin voters will choose between Walter J.

Kohler, Republican, and Albert O. Schedeman, Democrat. Mr. Kohler, former governor, philanthropist and manufacturer whose industries are situated at the "ideal village" of Kohler, is the man who eliminated Governor I-aFolletto in the primary. Mr.

Schedeman is mayor of Madison and was minister to Norway in the Wilson administration. He has devoted himself largely to urging strict regulation of utilities and demanding adequate care for'the unemployed. Mr. Kohler last week endorsed the candidacy of President Hoover, thereby surprising Democrats who had dared lilrn to do it. Democrats charged that Mr.

Kohler, who made the primary fight on state issues, chiefly economy in government, would hesitate to a3-Bociate himself with the national Republican ticket. Whereupon Mr. Schedeman presented all Republican opponents with a hyphen, terming them the "Hoover-Koh-ler crowd." For United States senator, the race is between John B. Chappie, Republican, and K. Ryan Duffy, FLYER WANTS CHICKEN RANCH Kansas City, Mo.

(IP) Although Charles E. Peeples, passenger air line pilot, has won many distinctions in aviation, his real ambition still is unfulfilled. He is one of the smallest pilots in the business; he has flown more than 1.000,000 miles; he has had more than 10,000 hours in the air: but he still wants to settle down on a chicken ranch. More (mwMiMoeo- is sold per Xpw York, Oct. 21 (Associated Press) He killed him.

Thomas Prendergast, killed his father He drove a butcher knife into the olderman's heart, and he drove It with such force that the blade protruded three inches from the back. That was one of the first things police noticed when the licht of than their flash lamps in the dark lower any other nationally known gasoline back into the house. The younger Prendergast told police later: VYes, I killed him. He'd been abusing my mother beating her. 1 stood it as long as I could.

I grabbed the knife to frighten him hallway at 170 Seventh avenue yesterday settled upon the crumpled form that lay at the foot of the stairway. The man had come home nicht reeling under liquor. He. I was mad. At the top of the stairs I struck at him." The body, the knife driven through the heart, swayed eerily, then pitched backward and rolled to the bottom.

The youth was still standing at the top of the stairs, horror-stricken, when police arrived. Today he was called to court to an had done it before, his widow told police in a tired voice; done it often. The 3r' years of their mar-riaKe. she paid, had been a nightmarish routine of drunken brutality. He was rarely sober and seldom kind; and not only she hut their elfjht children, too.

knew the cruel strength of his hand. Once, the children said, he had broken the leg of his wife, so fiercely did he strike her. Bruises were no strangers to her face, nor wells to her body. In those dark hours when he awaited the birth of a child even then he had struck her, beaten her. She is 60 years old and weighs only so pounds.

Saturday night, drunk once more, Prendergast tlounvlei-ed up the dark stairway and drove Thomas, 23, and Hetty. 21, to the street with oaths and blows. He glowered menacingly at his wife. Tin nas. and his sister slipped 80,000 rabid fans clicking the turn-stiles "following the leader' going where they get the most for their money.

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Blaine. In the election he faces Mr. Duffy, who says ho is a foe of "Communism and Socialism." An attorney, Mr. Duffy first gained public notice as a member of the American Legion, of which lie is a past department commander. Mr.

Chappie's drive ngainst what he described as "atheism" at the State university and against "insidious influences which undermine the American order," was so completely successful in the primary that his supporters said they feared he was out of ammunition. But the debate was revived after Mr Duffy visited Senator Blaine at his home. The visit. Mr. Chappie charge 1, was evidence "of a deal with the Ulaine-LaFolIetto political racket," which, be said, was linked with swer for patricide.

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