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Prohibition Bureau Abandons Efforts to Suppress THE OGDENSBURG ADVANCE ST. LAWRENCE SUNDAY DEMOCRAT DEMOCRAT FOUMDCD 185S ADVANCE POUNDED 1M1 OUnKN'SKlRi}. X. V., SI XI>AY, MAKCH 12. !«:«::. PRICK 5c ALL BANKS OPEN BY WEDNESDAY—HOUSE PASSES ECONOMY BILL Southern California Still Trembling—Death List May Reach 250 Rogei Federal Office Holders Scheduled to Walk the Plank Dispatch Declares Ranks Again rs and R AINEY HOLDS BEER Hoarder of Gold BANKS WILL BEGIN Husband in LIKELY BY APRIL 1 G* 8S J^PL^ 0 OPENING DOORS IN Collector of Customs and Some of His Depu- ties at Ogdensburg Listed Among Those Likely to be Displaced Before Terms End. Seaway Treaty Negotiator and Immigration Man Lea^e Federal Posts. New Speaker Says Vote Legalizing Beverage Is Possible in House on March 20. WASHINGTON. Maich 11.—• From Henry T. Rainey. the nett Speaker of the House there came activities were of Interest to OR- i Positive assurances that \tae Two .sovenuaeat officials whose j WASHINGTON*. D. C.. Much 11. —The first year of the Roosevelt administration probably wiH see at least eight postmasters ia St. Lawrence county walk the plan* in favor of Democratic successor?. Of coarse, virtually all Republi- can postmasters in the county wul be replaced with Democrats before the lloos^Telt adtnii.istration com- pletes ronr years on the job. but :t is expected the replacements will he Bjade gradually as the postmas- ters' terns expire. It i? not known definitely just what policy will -be rollowed *ita respect to such officers a* collec- tor!; of customs, collectors of in- terna! revenue. I'nited State.* at- torneys. United States marshal* and their assistants. The probabil- ity is. however, that ir these off-, cers are serving their first tern? they will be left in office until that -.era exp'res. bu: if they already hare served one term or more they will be exported to tubmit their reslgnatiGca. This is ca the theory that a man who has pfrveU more than lour years has had the job Ions enough and that he should step down in favor of some deserving Democrat. On the oth^r hand, there probab- ly mil! be exceptions whr> will he permitted to naiain under the Democratic administration because ©i their s^andius In their local commanjit ies with ttoth Democrats and Republicans. Theae frxceptions, rt i* admitted, are likely to l#e few and far between. Tuiloch Slated to Go Under this theory Collector oi easterns John C. Tuiloch. at Os- dens3>urg. and probatory rae of his deputies*, may be expected to walk the plank. Mr. Tuiloch was appoint- ed NOT. 5. 19tr,. and is now serving bis third term. St. L«awrPBce county poctniasters who probably will \get the air\ daring the next year because oi expiration of their terms are those at Canton, He:««on, Ogden£oui'g, Piercefiehl, Potsdam. Rensselaer Kalis, Richville and Waddington. The term of the Richville official has already ended and an acting postmaster is serving there. In addition to the St. Lawrence postmasters who art* due for \exe- cution\ within the year, tea ia Jef. ferson county and five in Oswe&o county are kk»ly to be ousted. Postmasters in Jefferson county whose terms are already up or will end before March 4. 1934. are those at Alexandria Bay. Bellevillr, Cape Vincent. Chaumout, Ciayica. Great Bend. Natural Bridge. Philadelphia, S::c kets Harbor and Thousand Is- laud Park. The Kst for Oswego county in- cludes Altmer. Hannibal. Hastings. Minetta and Parish. So far as is known, none of the Lewis county postmasters will be feeling the axe within the next year. United States Attorney Oliver D. Burden, Syracuse, and Marshal William N. Cronxie. Uliea. might be expected to remain, because they are 3till serving their first terms. However, due to the importance of their positions there may be soane question about this. Burden was ap- pointed Feb. 27. 1S32. and Cromie March 4. 1951, both for four years. Collector of Internal Revenue Jes=*e W. Clarke. Syracuse, probab- ly mill not tare so well, having been appointed June IS, 1*21. In addition to these positions, which affect •patronag* in the northern district which include* Watertown. there are two national bank ••xaminers at Watertown. woo are not under civii service and who may be removed. One of these examiners gets a Ralary it $4.2«M» annually **d the other fci.- 24*. There abx> is an agent of the bureau of animal ^nddr'ry of the department of sericulture at Water- town, at a salary or $1- p**r day when actually eswployed. with a limitation- of &** annually. den: burg people rehired with the change in administrations. One was Assistant Secretary James G. Itogers of the state department, who directed the negotiations with Canada for the £t. Lawrence sea- way treaty. Prof. Moley succeeds him. Mr. Rogers was to hare visit- ed Ogdeesburg a few weeks ago to be the guest of the chamber oi commerce but was unable to come because of the senate hearings Assistant Secretary W. H band of the immigration depart- ment, who retired after thirty years of official life, was instru- mental in having Newport. Vt.. , designated as immigration head- : quarters iu this district ia opposi- • lion to th? el?. : ms of Ogdeu»burg ind other New York towns on the Democratic party «iti make goad its promises and legalise beer at the earbes* possible moment.\ He added that it might be before Ap- ril 1 and that, ia any event, \tt won't be many weeks.\ Rainey said the House might even act March X) on a bill to modify the Volstead act. House rules permit any measure to be have taxed, beer containing 3.- per cent alcohol by weight. The St-u&te Judiciary Committee. hoaever. so drastically rewrote the measure that many wei Democrats opp^ied its enactment. Anions other things, the Senate commit tees changes redtu alcohj'iir content to > considerably less than 4 per cent i by volume. Mr. Rainey and other Democrat- i ic leaders are hopeful that because I of the influx of 1W» new members ' UNION CITY, N. J.. March 11.—Charl€3 Ottino. store- keeper. converted his bank balance into gold, put the gold in a shoe box. and put the shoe box in a trash can. The gas bage collector came along and dumped the can. Police helped Ottino rake the dump tor two hours before the gold was found. Ottino took it hack to the bank. COUNTRY TOMORROW President to Address the People Tonight at 10 O'Clock on Currency Situation—Econ- omy Bill Rushed Through House but Long Blocks It in Senate. x-nate commit- > -m «r /-^ j r.STS'ir.i May bend Cosgrove WASHINGTON. March 11.—The President announced tonight that certain, and thus armed the Presi- dent will \be ready to imsaedoatoly reopeniag of the banks will start cut t500.00e.ee© from corenrment Monday and continue the next costs. brought up under a suspension of • of their party to the House, many the rules the first and third Mon- of whom supported the platform llus- <**- V!l \' anv month, and March 20, promise of \immediate modifica- is the third Mondav. . tion cf the Volstead art.\ the nee- To Ottawa Reported by Press Watertown Man Is Listed for Diplo- matic Place. \Anvfcfluv. the question of letting ' essarr two-thirds majority for : the House vote oa that date is ' passage under a suspension of the ! being considered.\ he said. rules on Maich 2t) can be muster- j Dfrlos M. Cotcrrove of Watertown Such a procedure would require j ed. : is an »ong three\ of the members of a two-lh'rds majority for passage.! If tued 4>e. they are prepared ' t j ie x r . w York state power autb- bu: Mr. Rainey said that the ma- once more to emphasire the tax • orilv who are being mentioned as jority could be \obtained without .feature of the proposal. The me a.- ', po^juVe arpoinirsi to the post oi i border. There is said to be a possi- ' Tnuch oWicwlty.- i ure adopted by the last Sentite in- Ir. the Congrei^ that just closed, j eluded, as the new bill is likely to. th* House passed and sent to the ! a tax of $5 a barrel on the new Senate by a 2?e-to-16? vote tbe C#l- i beverage. E^tianaWs of the antici- lier bill which would have penmt-^nated revenue ranged from $T3.- ted the manufacture and sale, ami 0**.W to tSWW.om. • bility -.hat this designation will be , revoked *l»y the new secretary of : labor. Hu^banrl is a native of Ver- . mont. Assistant Secretary Robe C J White wa* another retiring ofii- t oiai of tbe InssaigraUon department. ; who is well known along the nor- . them border. ; American tnioister to Canada. | It is generally believed, however. • that K-oru- mejuber of the power au- | thority wilt be appointed to the ia- |t>frnaiional ocaomission »h/tih wiH Farley to Decide New York State Party Patronage SPEAKEASY PROBLEM IS LEFT TO STATES two days throughout the country. It is believed virtually all will be functioning again ty Wednesday morning. The President win go on the air Sunday night at 14> o'clock to discuss the banking situation iu a natiott-wide hookup. This prom-! ises to be on* of the most import-1 ant utterances be has made since' he took office. I President Roosevelt has asked depositors not to be concerned if. I under his gradual reopening plan,' a bank does not open next Monday ' .or Tuesday. ! The probability today was that • some banks would resume full op- erations Monday. However. it takes time to determine the sound- ness of all tbe country's banks. Tbe President said that If banks did nor open early next week, that did noi mean tbey would not ev- be created to build the waterway in event tb»- St. I^awrence treaty is ratified by Canada ami the Unit- | en . Tua „ ^ ^nm-n op-n ed Stit« and it i s not regarded «s r The H<MJM , to ^ v likely that New York state will bt> riven both a minister and a mem her of tbe international commis- sion. ' Jataes A. Farley, postmaster general and aidm'msttation patron- ' age dispenser said that the ques- tion as to -srho from New York state is to receive federal jobs ! woukl be handled through state Democratic committee. Force Dry Agents to be Reduced Later in the Year—Woodcock Says \Better Results\ Will Follow New Plan. Infant Son Passes Away Checks on Long Beach Pay Rolls Is Hardest AreCashed Hit of All OgdeajaunTg Trust Company Tremors Costume at Sotrtfeern Get* PerwrwiMsji to Make | California Towns Take Payment. 8todt of DaBage pressing aoeries on whether aaem- • hers or congress or state coaunit- i tee orricials wouM nave the choice »f a<*signing jobs. Apparently, un- 1 der tbe eyAem tbe members of | congress win have ssaaU say. • Farley hastened to say that tbi; rule was not laid down flatly for j all the states, but that ia each he : wocftd \usee* tbe conditions tfcat | i prevail.\ CLARKS SAFE IN THE WEST WASHINGTON. March 11—Tbe] \In tbe future tbe officials of bureau of prohibition has directed 1 this bureau tsost refer such con-. the ! its agents to sneclalixc on eradi- j plaint, in tbe main, to the local | catin-' the sources of liquor supply : authorities. It is t o make this fact Farley is chairman of that com- j and to leave tbe problem of speak-, clear that this statement is made. mittee as wen as or the Democrat- | easiea to tbe states. J \Since the bureau will concen- c national committee. In making thi* known, tbe direr- j txate its attention upon tbe source* Hs statement was prompted by tor of the p:obibition bureau— , of supply in the future, it should be Asae> W. W. Woodcock—said it much more effective against them, was made necessary by the fact! \A very careful study will be that tbe appropriations bill for the made of the operation under the next fiscal year provided no funds '. new pten and I have no doubt lor the pwichase of evidence j that tbe bureau should prove it- agaiast speakeasies ; self equal to meet this new siiua- &e»trirtion* on activities of pro- j tion. hibition agents were written into \ \While it «wfll not operate very the supply biS for tbe jsstire de- ' efficientry against speakeasies nartaaevt by congress at tbe recent session. In addition, tbe ajnoutn; for pro- hibition eaforcesneBt was reduced from Sie,2ao.*** for tbe present r»»cal year t» $K44^0P» tor tbe tweive aaosstb period beginning Jury 1. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Qninn Bereaved by Death of First Born. themselves, it should operate murh Tbe infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Qui mi of Prescott died early ye.-'erday momint: at the home of ilrs. Quinn'» parents, Mr. and Mrs. John G. McCaffrey, in Houses Point, where *>be was vis- iting. Pneumonia was tbe cause of death. Tbe remains will be brought here today and taken to Prescott. where the funeral and interment will taie place tomorrow. The baby > was born two months ago. Mrs. Quinn i» the former Miss Elisabeth passed the bill giving tbe President tbe auth- : ority he desires 'to effect drastic economies in government ex- • peases. Ninety Democrats who op- posed giving tbe president dicta- torial powers over veterans' com- pensation voted against the meas- ure but it received a top-heavy ma- jority. ! The bill was rnsrbed over to the ; , Se:sate but its procreos there was temporarily blocked by the tactics of Senator Huey Long. Dem.. of Louisiana, who said he wanted to t 1 debate it. In the midst of the dU-! 1 cussion. announcement was made ' of the death of Senator Howell, j Rep., of Nebraska, and the Senate j adjourned until 'Monday i n respect • to his memory* The passage of the . bill in tbe Senate is considered Stream of New Currency WASHTNOTON. March 11.—The 1! Federal Reserve banks today began pouring a stream of new currency into the nation's banks to fortify them for gradual reop- ening beginning next week. Banks in all sections were de- luging the treasury with applica- tions for licenses to reecme full normal operations. Officials were working at top speed on these applications. They indicated many bank* might be | permitted to open Monday. Other . authorizations will «© forward as quickly as authorities can check the condition of. the banks. Applications are being consider- ed in their order of receipt- Offi- cial* tniphnnised that dMay in ap- proving reopening should not be construed as a reflertk'c on a ' bank*.* soundneos. A '•-:\.-\?f 1 sotmd baufs xeoper» •_»\ r. -. . '>+? delayed simply because «u ^*I- ' cation is farther down tnt- ', Federal Reserve member banks must satisfy the treasury th»t they are \sound going institution*\ be- fore their appsica'.ioos wiU be ap- proved. Secretary of Treasnrr Woodin announced. He auUiorized state banking conxuMSJnoners to approve reopen- iugs of state bank* and cautioned them that he expected them to ad- here to tarn* esnne principle. Secretary Woodin indicated re- serve try*?em member banks which reopen must open up 106 per cent. This was taken to mean that they must abandon the percentage with- drawal restrictions which many banks invoked before the holiday on state authorization more effe<trvery in the future than ! jfnCa'frey. graduate of tbe Hep- More Funds Skelly Puts Needed for In New Front Relief Work Adds Service in the past upon the sources oi supply of purh speakeasies. ; **lf tbe local authorities care to as*TTTne :heir «har«* of responsibil- ity it would seeaa that the restric- itionu i unru i si bef*. tn its wi burn hospital school of nursing. ENTERTAINMENT WAS SUCCESS Temporary Loan of $12,600 May be Authorized by tbe City Council. A W. Sternberg Given Con* tract tor Notable Improve- ment at 8tatkm. A. £. Sniisnsjry Gets Telegram from Kelatr««s in Long Beada. ln biU first. passing tbe adopted Representative Tisskhaaa Maj«.> prn renting wme The Qrdensburr Tri^ ccsauaui> U«S ANGtXIfiS. March 11.— ret«yed perSBissiw yesterday SKMSS \ Swutbera California** «oxtb*ua4»- to cash pay roB check- drawn npun death toil n>uuadii today ar recur this bank and tbe dorrs were hestf ; rant In—sen nhook the sT .Vul unen nsrtii « n- am. to a<^iUBSntid»t»- j area. tbe publi . It is expected that the | Tf*nif(M tbe r*mat? ruroner'y «<- baa* win resuaae regular MHtiaess ' aV* reported that aaujr«nunn%ely 12> yesterday th.* week AH bankasg funrtiosv persauts puisix< in tbe eerie- <€ sodiewed ib- be as bsgb a» *3* «-*«• to nub* efcessee were «•!<••• J\*^ .. t * M ^ .^ /^T' •ended by murr «f the state tuff-r- 4rT •*• i\««'*« -^rosn* a>r iwtoodts* of lauaks Jtnrcb « cad tbr ynhsfuusta* er<f«<d4«i *« the b*4> day f*w aai «a#«dbnb> »o4 au aro- 44 the ns«saa>at- ^^ The an*'* «f due book ia ca*- * * ! rT t T 1- \- . _, . . nag par raO rberks s«s» dnly as-' T ** *** * 7T*T mt *- **Vf* ^ •«»»> j awauatatstai H. ICSoao tsats w*rd»iu \ hud sa«ew tomttx ,la* l«s? *t.« SI OTHeal nasi < Onsdsoaw fvaurcb was oew-'atrv at. If. hVI&oww ««M » ! ^* rr _T t * * rm '-- <1 \ l *\\ r -* w \ ****' ,fiTWI * **\\\• ^ •end a aseetang uif lb* fSL -Lawrew*- rd by neeriiaw ihaihi.. A teh gi am received aAertKMMB by A. E , bis brnther-in-hiw. Joseph Clark, at j Uasg flearb. CaMf - stated that fee •juad his iaasliy. h* i brolber »>ere all 1 nnd hod mmvrtv Htrte dutaaage in tbe •ioithwfuus« Mr. jaanmuscy bats a , Mrs. Geraaaimw tiasai. J <<s>c<- reiaeivees in the hud has n<u heard tbe by «kep„ tapping and pr*wenting the use of feoeral funds for the jsutrrhnse of liouor fer ronieaiptioar br agvnts far the : purpose of obtaintee Wtttucv *Tbe giww badk of c*uaplainu 1 Which renrh tans office and reach tbe fifM oRsce* mxv ia recard to s \ipe^fcesaoe*\ Woodoooa said la a 'etai placed tn the law. will effect a fairer distribution of responsibil- iry than has been possiblg under snore administrtive action. Ttie nevr pbut of eperatiea wiU also enable a* to reduce the ftrrc r Jatfy 1 to conSorsa te tb^ a^pjosriation mrthout so much loss tt > eusbicesnent. ~I oosWIdesiiiy beTAewe tbi*. kur- eoa can be mode to operate more effkSewtly smder the near plan than the oM.*- rine Debate Marks Given at Mary D Library. Profram Bean Mayor it. J. Morisoftte slated last nigh* that oniy |l<3ba was W. ia the work relief fundi and til* in tb» supplies fund. The state owes toe riiy JIZ***' and rf tavi- ssooey is not inssediately forto- Aa enynyaade entertabanseait w«, cosntng it will ertber be necessan riveu by tbe y*maz m.-n at the to lay the soen off ieanporara> th > Mary f>. Bean Horary Friday even- week or cafi a sperial meetiar of inc. Tbe program snrlnded a de- the city council as authorise a tess- batc on ;be iiunntiste indfswni- porar> lean. eoc»- «tf tbf Pbilisoini Islands and Chech* wear issued te the reliel nusssral aatalierr. and* r the direr, workers yesaerday assi they were tW« «f Mr- F. B. Romt. Tbe do- cashed by the Oajdtsubnrg Truat | A. W. Sternberg has the con- | tract ta ic^taH a nv»d*jii glass • front at the Sfceny !**\-riee StaUeau ! Washington etreet. and has al- ready started work. The «£*\«» will be remorated tlr^ou* - * 0 *-* \'\dl diapiay u-^nshsors soOI %e placed ht i the front. Oareece Skeliy. assraac«r .arrai^pad far InstsBstiret nf \island <etoa«sr aaonorn »*th~d «C dispteyjm; sazsspe and orrrion was St. Patrick's Day = Former L 0- 0. F 15 Per Cent Cut Tenple is SoW For Custoois Men pr«<ewiunced tbe bert over beard in *be library. The bsder*. T&*mm. Sr«sct. Bsssndi II assd Hsd- -wr. awaraVd the ewiiw^o U* tb» aegativi. Ans*uag those preseaa wf-re a ausnsber of fdder bms rb< with de- feat inc a^«traUe* tn the krbrary. J. Uvingston to Ghre A<klress ^ Ball at Arabocy on te «ord freas Wash the Juubsries of <wstcss» fd auiitsxdinies *net% wiU be rot or* nwr» than tf Citmm- Seen per c*orr Tbe reductive wiU at • p. be hosed oa th- <Hi«t *t Hv m m to* «df*cr of WaV «be doll lis* sftbuas « rbe ^mm St. Patrick S Night Thw sale mens i issdniisS i srlW bsrbnde tbe * 1-2 per «an re- j^rr* 17. rhr <Vusnouty M P Lynch a* nlnu nnd dswtien anode a pear ago. OMUWMU a bofl « the Ithui bid in by the baa* •- — j^. 44 Mae amt,i.sg\ BOV MfT aTV TBUCK «„. the em* by Lseot
