The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 3

PHONE THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1933. THREE STEAM IN VAT KILLS Where Worker Fell to His Death 15 FILE PETITIONS FOR CITY OFFICES WORKER AFTER FALL BRANCH COLBY, ENGINEER, DIES Took Part in Many Large Surveys--Funeral to Be Held Saturday. Victim Inventor Dies ONLY 6. 0. SUFFOCATION DEATH CAUSE REPRESENTED Branch H.

Colby, 78. civil engi 'Inquest for Laundry Service Man Held by Coroner at Courthouse. Mayor Rhodes to Race Again-Contests Promised in Ward Voting. neer and Inventor, brother of Dr. June Roe Coitiy, head of the department of literature of Normal university, died Tuesday at midnight at his home, 302- West Mulberry street, Normal, following an illness of several weeks.

Mr. Colhy was born July 20. 1854, RICH 4 w- i Lift? at Cherry, Ohio, the son of Lewis and Celettla (Rice) Colhy. He was: graduated In civil engineering at! the University of Michigan In 1877 and took post graduate courses In! Benona W. Clough, 70, of 207 East Mulberry street, service man and formerly chief engineer at the Model laundry, died Tuesday afternoon In a fall Into a hot water storage tank at the laundry, A jury Impanelled by Coroner Lloyd Shoemaker heard testimony at an Inquest Wednesday at the courthouse, and returned the following verdict: "We.

th Jury, find that Benona mining engineering. He was married to Minnie Barry of Detroit, Tell (Picture on Page 13.) Filing of candidate's petitions for the Feb. 28 city primary began with a rush Tuesday, the first day for filing petitions with Herman Bock, city clerk. Petitions of 15 candidates were submitted the first few hours. All are Republicans.

Petitions of the first eight, mostly Incumbents seeking re-election, were filed by Ralph Skldmore. as the clerk's office opened. The eight, In the order their petitions were presented are: Charles T. Evans, superintendent of stree's; Mayor Ben S. Rhodes; Aldermen Henry Welch, first ward: Willis Schueth.

sixth wsrrt? June 28. 183. She died In 191t. i Mr. Colby assisted In the United Itt'iiiina lough Kiifforalcd hy live steam after fulling Into lunU.

W. Clough came to his death acrl-l dentally from suffocation by live' aieam after falling through a rotten States survey of the Great Lakes 1878 to 1884, engaged in private practice ntlf 1889 and then was assistant engineer In charge of survey of Portage lake ship canal. Following this work he was successively Identified with surveys Ilranrh H. olhy handled engineering projects for government during World war and also Invented Instruments helpful to his profession. roof of a hot water tank which was apaprently empty except for steam, at the time.

"Wa also find this accident oc 2 ARE KILLED Throned the roof of the tank ltet to the wall. Hencim employe of the Model li.mulry. tell lo his ilea Mi Tuesday after loonXeam ma. he seen riMitr from the hole in the tank roof Hhcre Mr. I Immli erasheil through.

rsntssr.pn i-h. to for the St. Louis sewer system, for: of Civil Engineers, and the Amerl- IN COLLISION me American Car Foundry com, can Society for Municipal Inwove-' 11 Hlmhau.ter. second ward; Mark pany of St. Loula and for the; 1 pro Hayes, third ward; and Alonio Sar- Lowering Body of Victim Teacher Recovering Mississippi river commission.

v. Prfslllnt "'Kent, fourth ward, and Ray Garra. curred while In the line of duty for! the Model Laundry." The Jury consisted of Ora W.l Walters, Ilalph E. Wilson. Huch K.

Wallace, Edwin P. flreen, (Jrover! C. Norrls and Fred J. Lamke. Their verdict was based on the Duiin the World war Mr.

Colhy gus. 810 North Main street, candl- r.n.,1 1 member of the Unitarian rim rr i rrnm nurn nn Other, ix-hn nin Vr.oun-. building steel ships at Hoc Island. of during Survlvng are his sister. Dr.

June' school teacher, who has been ill n' con C. Mulvancy, Son Bloomington Couple, One of Victims. opinion or Dr. Howard Sloan, who examined the body at tha funeral home to which It was taken Tues- Rose Colby Normal: tw daugh-i C. W.

Dorland. 802 East Market IT'L Colby Lawn of street, for treasurer; Paul Schoii. flrokaw hospital several weeks as a shl- yurd at San Franclaco. itauuuin. rair iJiwn.

and 88 West Jiffr.nn for aU result or turns received whi He was a member of he board JtiV Bight and declared death to comb In her hair were United, l.i named to investlcata condition. In u'. Mr-Miana of Pasadena. dermsn. second ward Harry Shriz- 404 West IvtciMt tr en now ranldlv recovering, and will 1 shipyards on the Atlantic i fmlr Krandrhildien.

Iley Atlantic JV'V been due to suffocation by live wtiam, and also on testimony of I'red Oraff. laundry stinerinten- The funeral service will ha heM perintendent of streets: John n. Carl C. Mulvsnev. 2.

of Forrest. oent John McMillan, washman at formerly of Hloomlnitton and Oih- soon be able to leave the hospital1 and he became resident engineer according to the attending physi-i'or the con-tuiction of a dry dock, clan. marine railroad and repair station Skin has been grafted to the face at Fla. and lorehead and all burns are. The invention of several Instru- the laundry, and information by the sun City, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jo-coroner, who visited the scene of senh M. Mulvaney. 141 Eastholme at the home at 2 30 p. Saturday.

Zinn. 60 Wet Mulberry street, for Burial will be In the Bloomington treasurer; Will Gibbons, present cemetery. jci.y treasurer, seeking nomination. TT7 ifor iuPrln'ndent of streets; AU lianana oil is not made from derman Fred Olson, seeking renom. Dananas or any other fruit.

It is in.tlnn in ih. i neaung in a way that will leave mcnts in fivil enslneerlnv la fe Ha was tnnmfih. cars, accoraing 10 tna pnysi- creunen Mr. Colhv. to Mr.

Colhv. nattcn aa "u- jir. noca, seeKing renomt clan member of the American Society talned from coal tar. a clerk. 4 i i ii I the accident.

I avenue, was one nf two killed whrn The tank, a circular wooden! 'he automobile he was driving col-atructure 13 feet deep with a rone tided with the rear of a ri'ked shaped asphalt covered roof, truck east of r.llmsn on state situated above a one story section route at p. m. Tuesday. The of the laundry building and agalnM 1 truck was said to have been un-a two story section of the build i lighted. Ing.

Ordinarily Ih tank Is filled Mrs. Henry Mote. Peru. Ind with scalding water, hut Tuesday riding In the rear seal of the auto-employes had been unable to g-t mobile, was the other victim. Al-water Into tt.

Mrt Wring. Forrest, owner of (llinhH to Roof. ths car, and It. P. Kuhn, Peoria, t'nknown to other emplcves Mr Clough obtained a short' ladder wrr xv'n climbed to the roof of the one story Ml1 i-ction of ths Isunilrv iliMrllmh.ll cover.

iff ilLLDOCl DOLLARS Lifted la (he roof at the huilillnr hne Hie lank Into wliirh he fell, the boil) af lleiMina I 'touch was lowered ta the In an un ilrrlaker'a hs-Ket hy firemen. ptstscsph up the steel ladder on the north1 Mr mpanylnrj side of the tank to determine the i0nv' Hundreds OllOr nCnforCnn trouble. Ha nncned sm.il rest where sha was to have begun 1 CUJ MMUHUl HCnUCTSOn. at Rites-Rail Executives Here door In the roof, then apparently work A hrnkrn climbed around a nuatti-r nf the hf roof and onto a boa shaped wooden hvln OB nnU.in over tna pip that i ti Mf 1 water down Into tba tank at the Transfer Co. Crop.ey.

huneral Servicei Held for Latf DOXPrS rPSt Or Ion ii, Mr. Mulvaneya body was re-. swavio, "UOllua Cencral Manager of Alton It annraied that ha hrf kt tuined to City whera lh to Exhibit Wares footing or perhaps became disy will be conducted at the Line. 90 UlliM DAY! fcr Legion Club He crashed through the south side church at 1 m. rrldy the tank roof opposite th.

lad- ''V n'v K- M- drr and trap door ordinarily used Mts. Mote a body was taken to Ir access to ths tank. IViu. ttl.l.a Via aavffa. mnA rtsi ratnl VI AthVnc exhibitions, boxing and raecmives wrastling.

will be on tha program in tna cts.n a fancy woorn-n cap cathetsd in th. at ths top of the tank roof broke' Mulvaney is survivQ oy uou.s navis Ametl- ugh a ky.1,rr "n1 nis momrr in ww, ri xeinn chow club din- a ky.i,rr MP P.y iai respect tne Bfr aa and crashed through of tha en. story section of ft'Phrna, G'bson City. ha laundry, narrowly missing the TW BT R. superintendent.

Fred Uraff. and yUf of Mr- w- lata P. HenJersnn, general man- a in srw -r A Duiiding at a 30 p. m. Thursday.

i. ih. m.a kom. i. Tha affair Is open to women as iaa men.

and Is not confined to at- day evening. in in cui church at Iceland, and her son. Mr. McMiliin'a finger. I Jfc, mt.

Two special csrs of Alton officials tendance by Legionnaires or.lv for neglect of COLDS Inhalal-r C.lleal whan tha.r "dr n'P hk" Kenny Hutn. Bloomington. Mr Oraff called tha Inhalator sldcwlped ratked "'c er-nP! anuad from tha lira departmrnt truck routa 4 a mila aouth of 'v. .1 'our and directed his employes to look Cahlnfwn. n0L who will mi for Mr.

Clough. whom ha su.pected The truck, owned and oparated I up four fwiana aia Monk cf having been tha victim. Fireman by Myron Btotherton. IelroU. was 1 Harry Nelson.

Harold r.aff. arriveo ana cauesi immeaiaieiy tor t(0ppel becaua of whref trouble. JO The attended tha aervica. munition hoaert ara Calvin Ram. grappling hooks ftom tha city hall rcrJin, (n a report to PherifT "Mr.

Hrndrrsnn was a man gifted air. nrnorrsnn was a man girted ant a itip m. Mr. viougn a oiy and was lifted fmm tha tank to the ti. shoulder of fa, f-(M.

fh Ry -d tha T. N. K.d permit. The Grubh. of rir pavement as far as th n.sn highway would innugn mn lo k.v.

futtv been no water in ths tank, accord Christian church, who officiated. vl3rk Ha began his rarerr by occupying lighted. augmented hy bomb "nr rrn. m.nnr immiiib as a t.ilrn.4 Ing to amployes. Mr.

Clough had ben successful in his mission to atart lha water flowing. uies-Kitcs rndav and her eon weia from lh mlBnr taken to t. Jnteph hospl al forward, step by step, until ha oceu. Mra Mvrtle Clark died at 7 EVERY YEAR, the common cold eoata Amcrxaovrr a btUinn dollara! Every year, coMa Impriaon at home away from work for more than 90 mtUirm dayt! Thcae f.furcf are baaed on estunatca of tho United State Public Health Service. Nor thi terrific penalty imposed by coldi lik'ude their misery and annoy, ance their trouble anl worry their actual danger to health.

AW (UmteM itrlirf )'appi'y now a way haa been found to lift much of this burden. It cornea with the new Vn.ks Plan for better Control of Colds. In clinic-l testa among thouaanda last winter, Vnka Ptan reduced the number and duration of colds by halt cut the Tha firemen who antwered the nancere and coats of cold more than ha'i! To million of home, the P.n ha already brought new freedom from cold. JJrf Irr Conlmi of Co.j Thi unique and remarkable Plan waa made pnatit'e by the development of the new aid In prevenfmi cold Vick Noae Throat Drop. Thi new formula ia the ideal companion to Vicka VapoRub, the modern way cf cold.

Tocether with cr. tain aimple rulee of health, they form Vick Plan for better Control of Coldi fully explained In each Vick package. Very briefly, it to thi: To PREVENT Many Whan CoAfe fAreatea-at that brat feeUiuc of etuffinea or nasal irritation, aniffe or nee-Nature- usual warning that a cold is coming- on usa Vick Noae Drop af one They eoothe irritation and aid Natures function In throwing off th infection that threaten. They prevent development of many col da. To EMI a Cot Sooner fa coM Aaa de.eorf or atnkee without warning, vigorou meaaurea are noreaaary.

At oaoV fima, apply Vicka VapoRub over throat and chest. Ita oVrecf cou6-action con. tinuea throuch the night By morning the wort of a cold to usually over. Curuii th day, ue the convenient Vick Noae Drop fur added comfort and relief. Wednesday at her home.

30 nsmnre street, after an rail wers Fred Morken. T'H placa where he was rnv Laeh. John tain. Itert Nkhols. Th fH to a.

(test le.pont.bll -nr" and Chf Holla NeaU Afer the lata Wxlnesday. tty. Iltnaaa last body had by Cotoner; TK. .1 Par-', V. m.

asting threa months. born In Plonmlngion 41 I.lo)d Shoemaker It waa lowered Ha poa- y.ar ago and Is survived by her tinmiiv, ins husband. Abraham Clark, and two fmm tha tipper loof to tha until hi. coming to Notm.l. and L.

which draw tha admiration, tha Ii roof In aa tindettaket'a basket ny tniiaren. Lottia and Among removed to tha John A. Hack tonv hom ft( hl, d.u.ht,r Mri from thosa with "'her reiatlve. ara two aunt. Mrs, pany funeral bma.

iMaurer. JOT F.sst Mulberry atre.t tia usefulness N. Tanner and Mia. Fr.d Wycha ii, I. irnnq nis commerri.i pi nionnuniinn.

l.a.tnrr al inanlng MUL A Mr. Clugh w.a familiarly known' Clark county. 4Jyea i m. In" e.nnea through which mea "iday at th. Thud rhn.i..

rh. died Feb, IIV II. k. k.w ii. 1 1 1 1 for ftwer colds, lest Sivcn coldi, less Expenst Follow V1CKS PUN for Bittir CONTROUOF-COIDS as engineer at tha laundty he was suivivrq ov tna ona daughter.

Hr 1 th. Cv.n. M.nln. mil- M.urer. Ha leave, also Iwo bioll.

't ergy. "mrialing. engineer at tl in naaah iniasa Prfma that he was stationary en- and four sisters- Cliff. V. that he was stationary en- ana mur sisieis- rnrr.

jonn. "uppon running tha hoists In th. Kmma and Maul, of We.i 4 of Urge buildings fnmn. ttaik county, and Eva of gineer. r.

aonstrucil ructioti towing Ih. Blooming' no fit of Itetrnil I Wnhin ih family STARTS AT 'si I ami and courteous. It A 1 nn rn.iTK'rT VXTWa. Prn rt ai. aotnr TIIK truelv At i QAM CtfADD iV Nil IIKMIlll AirVXIin E.VCIM 3ALL Tn.

..11 mr t-1 wisnis a Ad 14. UIIMIU --yVi A jjK FINAL mi sua "I iM ih a an.w him best -1 sm M- thev lm.d him moat (, Ut ii. tin. Tliniil ltiH aiM. IHIIhe.i.r.

a.m l.k. )J lr raehlea BULLETIN BOARD r.n t.i i.M si u. fc niiiiams one In Sf Its Jmrh- titrr em, aa T.ii merh.r of Chicago, and Dr 4. I. i 11 mun, nhr.ndt.

Del 11..... Thursday's Whirlwind CLOSE-OUT! la Urns asms sr tmr r'S n. sssrvs cemetery AiMii ih. atiAa. A lat llnnr iw-.

smi, a'tenuM were Mr and Mrs p. rtai.rt raita. so. saem lnl SwrSt aa a tf fnmk aiatos a4 a I a. MkM.

nr. ant Mr. a a. Wi. Hm 1 im i.u aM lisms.

Mr and Mra. Jsme. Wit. I w-i' A- rant. Armstrong 1 fh I a.

tbaaJ Bbs.sass.aa Thursday, Friday and Saturday 500 "better" frocks! $5.95 FROCKS wil i a wn, ara 1 tn. m4 we sgo -rrico. AUo C. Brown. own.

SMn. hsu-ta iasssrj assistant aun.rlntendnt from sisnt si a aant tt v. Wis trt Wm Js.kMa a or tMsaba. J' r- Wh. division freight ws i 1.

iwms sMm. armi at X'lkro. Mo. mtft, fns fMI H'l. Ha IMH.

wm sims ss stMtn, i- T. Hurst, vira Siwl. I. It tSM I A. .4 snwl -Nf v.

at I railroad, and meny.flr tMivt H-f to Smb srwt. M. i -f, imm is. "ha B'lsaa4 from tl Mi loais SUM st sinsn. i urss4 ms tf I.

VVataoo. atasndent of tha Kan-i I. RM ll -1 MM snw 134 Original 221 Original 141 Original -Am mi si tmM. si rswii.r. MM, I i in, 1 nirsis AMnn, fa aras.nl $7.95 10 i FROCKS FROCKS Adimi Rites Taurtdij rt'iast tiaiMiaa.

tlst pswn.uiaia. tk. rtMiat. ta a rmm. im tMi smh VJ.

Ms eni. jtiN.ir at trti sva.a IH SSM fas I' II il II Clsnt HIW4 asa si its ts. IP Isms win1 Th funeral of Oiarlaa Ad of tin oii'h Msitlann Slreat lat to iba held at tha lumstr rtnndf low funeral noma at a. Thur tra day Tha Walter Itnh of Trinity Lutheran church will othriaia. tturial still be In th.

fisao eamet.rv t.siml Hmm, I sjeas IkwsW. s. Willi III. SX4 WIIWS mmi SI as sm iiiiii isi 1 ii mm, is mo. i aw ead ass no a.

1 a aa ta a a. sa. t.w si" aa ti a earn sss em 1 sons. Over 40 Yean BecK Sunday Nile Fmrk Aftrrnnon I'tshiona WffH I'rorlu Fporl I'rnrka Satlna Roush Crrfhra Sheer Woolen Hair" riloria-Hjarlnih. BUrk.

Uluf, Grt-rn, RrtJ, Gray VX) frna r( lot of frtKai but ill! sell out in I in(le d.y (at know hit hrrcn" Bloomin8on women see thrill-irt Nrcuni like thett) reserve the f.ht to l.mn the num. ter or ffotki any one cuMomcr can bu bcciutc mt it MANY omen a peMible to have a thane to buy! Selling, atari when ihe bell ring at 0 No one will be allowed to tee the rack uotil turtil Size. 14 to 20-33 to 46 Aisle 666 l.lqtll Ttlti MS EPIDEMICS i- a wiu.a K. u.a a. coaa.ift rtaaatL aetiik.

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