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Wednesday. Janimiy 80, lt2i).
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r I Ik I IIL If HMIIII I
COMMISSION TO'
- BE CHECKED UP
Authority for Increase in
Membership Questioned
; By legislators
KAI.KM, Ore., Jim. V AI)
The properly tux relief eoiunilMiloii.
whli'h mn prepared a iirugriuii of
lux reformation for thin Belbn of
leirlidature, l lo he theoked up in
the. matter of it expenditure lie
ore tha way und mean ooininlt
lt deride to approve Iih IiIII of
win (13.0110,
would mine ?.ri.unti. Jiopn-nenlu-lIv.K
Anxi ll and uilth and Koil
ul.ur Isiddlo f rtt , appointed -n'
Kiili-eoiiipittlee.. lo ; work with
AHralo-ln prrpaiiiiK tho Mil.'
A allli.oolluiilUoo heudod by. Kep
reaoiitatlvu HL-wurd , reported on
mate-aided ...huhy homo. In f'orl
lund. All were Klven a clean .Mil
oxrept tho Wuvurly " home -where
It Is ,wilil thut liwuy bullion were
Hlek, anil Hint one of tlio nun:
Informed-the committee that a flro
would lie Hiiro ureatilie lo of life.
J.iiek of help til the iiiHtilutlon wnn
liluniwil initln ly for th eunditicn.
A reolulloii u a Introduced yowier
iluy iiKklnK'thtV la(c -flrH !iihrhul
lo Jruipeet tho . home. . ... ;
,1'ihIkii Laudci.
The management ' of T'roldnt
J. H. 1 I.iiikIi f of tho Monmouth
nmimiil Heboid wnu liimleil "hv fi.
When thl flKiiro mii . mnae milj-roinmlttio headed liy Iteprn.
known at In commute mooting-1 .optative ' Kinlth thut vlalied the
hint nlKht them va eonidderahln J erhool. The uxpei)iUt.ure of, fund
murmuring, "nil Home qiirMtlonliiK J wan Jiidh-loiiK, the enininlllee null),
as to whul imlliority the eommlt-jji found u Moriotui need of more
teft hail to Inei'i'iiMe Iih ineinlierHlilp . eliiwi room, nnd,. recommended
from the rive provided hy the li'Kl- Jilahor tuition roei lor tion-rel.
Jntlvo reHohilton two your uao iii dent ntutlentH, .The Kinne commit
moro than SO member. Henntor
Jone nnd Hopienontutlvo miller
and Poller were appointed u ut
romnilltee to InvoMilKiilo.
Henutor Hell, thollKh he believed
the committee' oxpenne weru rea
sonable under the elrciliimtaneeil,
ten pointed to noed lit the I'nl
verslly of (IreKmi, iartleulurly .the
need of nn infirmary, rreiddenl
llnll will he mirnmoned before eom
mltlee.
urged thut the committee dlm:onr- l(if(tAT( Ulnin
,'e T V fM
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At Home; Police
Officers Puzzled
WII.I.IMANTri', Conn.. Jan. AO
aire-nellvlile netweun itemiauv
elon-by peclul committer
from only onn houe of the leitlB
lal ure. I
. : ""I" Attnckiil I
nepreenttttlve Norvell. Hmlth, !
Watherpoon nnd I'ntter and Hen-1
atom Htrayer ond Joni altiieked I
the bill deiilifned lo inake the hIiikm (A!') The nlnylnp; of 'Comity 1i
labor dciiaartiiient elf-iiiiportlnif. ;i,.nve WJIllain K. Jaekmin.. widely
One bill would inorcaiw. the llecme!, known ei lmlnal InveKllKator Inhil
foeiof numlcr plumbeiH' from Informer ioiibIi rider, p'usalid the po
lo Zfi, another tlio ilrmme of elnc-; 0,n,y .,
trlcul; dealer from fi to !6 iiild The body wn found b'y ill wife
another would provldo for u boiler !,, ,,,.,,. wh ,y tftMnM
lnpecil..n fee of t. and ii.iflre, f)m lt ,,. hulf ,, ,K.,. lllt
prciwure vewiel limpeetl.in feo of t. . 4U. f.,.
' Mrvell .aid he couldn't e. the '"' y " hl.n -Iltlmt at the
Juiitlco In a. plumber Holme Jir.oo , lll"',l,n ,"1'1'' tendli, Die evenliu
worth of biwlnciw In a year paying. I"'"'1''
the'iiamci fee a ono dolnit u lil,ov I.. A bullel which entered IiIb hen 1
liutheM. He favored u Kraduated . on the rliilit wide,- directly 'under
calc. .',' HepreHelUalVu Hmlth, ;of the rlKllt cheek bone ; aiiparentl'y
.Vjlrlon county, oppiwed I tin bill in found It way -to hi brnlh.: )enWi
iiiiirhlbbef'ImiitH.' W palr'of heavy
gloveH wtifl ounil betuile the bud.
i'nllfto belleveil JuckMon had beeti
called to 'h door by hi. luyer
and hot down- a he backed lni'
the hltchen.
After the Hpnnlh War Juckn
entered the employ' of ' the Krle
railroad n a dlvldon deteellve. He
win one of the four crlmlnut meni
her of the Connecticut atnte' po
lice. ' Ue van formerly nn alder
man of Willlinnntlc and had been
New London county detective lni e
IH17.
Tl Jllll.ll IIKIIIN(i ,
OltWiON lllllfMiK AIM'lt) Kl)
WAHItlNOTON, Jan. 30 (Al)
Th war department ha iippnivcd
plan of the Oreirnn tute hlKhwny
ilommlHlftn, for a bridge acrn
Knyne lnuifh, about nine mile
north of .Munihrteld. ,frre.. under
authority of the mute law.
It I proposed to make fnle
teeth from tecl. Hiippoc now all
the donlldi will be limtalllnK
rlvetlnK liammer. ' ' '
HAM.'.M. Ore.. Jan. 30 ("Al'l
The limiirunce conimlllee of the
MCiinte and hoiine witl hold a Joint
public hearliiK next Monday nlKht
mi fnxuranee meionii-eH comiiiK be
fore the leKlliitiire. ..
. Hawaiian Holiday t
New year'. Wiiiililncniii' lilnh
itny, (iiinil rriiliiy. . Ln ration day.
Kiiuicliiiinelia ilny. Anicrliaii iiiinit
vermiry Muly 4). I.alior day, lie
alla iluy, AriniMtlec day. TlianU
i viiti: liny, nnil t'lirUliiiiiH are Iho
llaniilbin Iniliilii.vB. : All escepi
(Inoil Krliluy nnil TluinkiihliiK day
lire cmiiiIiIIkIiciI by law, ; .
Great Rucsian Fair
GANG SHOT DOWN
West Palm Beach Officers
in Gun , Battle With
Ashley Gang Member
of denperadoea '. who ' from their
hidden retreat deep In the awanips
of, the KverKlude preyed for year
on the village along the Florida
eat count, eHruped lat llecembcr 6
from the Mute penitentiary at Hal
ford, where he had been wiving
concurrent life sentence for mur
der and an additional 1 s-yeur term
for highway, robbery. :
The I'eier I'uiil fair In Hie c'cnl
put of Hie fairs held at XI :liull-.'nv-pnriid,
Ituwln. It conrlniic rrnui
the llrl week III Aiiihi mull Hie , hiin o the unite penilenllary and u
lust, of Nepleilllier. -1 Ilin elly on , life sentence fur llillnler.
I lie Volirii I lelebriiteil fur II full-.
r.fcr l'At.jr iikach.
(Al" When Haywood
fell iNortully 'wounded yeitU'rday
under it leaden hull from an am-biiM-ude
of- officer. Kheriff "Hob"
lluker flnlidioil1 n Job he undertook
four year ago when he et out lo
exterminate the notortou Abley
gnnK.
IteglHter died with III tiootM on
In bi-Hl approved outlaw fahion,
with gun blazing defianee at the
officer who attempted lo return
Walk Into AiiiIiiiIi
Yesterday he walked into an
ambimh. arranged with the aid of
Jan. SO 'a friend of IJeguilcr wnom me uui-
IteglHter I ,uw lu"1 Mlturilliy neiu up uiiu ir-
lieved of 92.IIUU.
the pernio' pluiol took effect.
'I'crrmlwil Const
The Aahley gang terrorized the
lower ran roam for many year,
committing highway robberies and
holding up bank, tintll four year
ago, when HMerlft Huker and hi
li nuiie sllrpiuied the outlaws at
The friend pleaded "'""" " " . , ,, ,
fleer and Krt and' KranK Asnicy
! went to sea and disappeared, juo
Traey. another of the outlaw. I
nerving a life Kentenou at Halford. '.
i Jjiilia I pthegrove reputed weet-,-'heart
of varloll meinbera of thoK
tour bullet from gang, euimiilitod Hlilcide ihree years
on 'HegUtcr
hands."-: .
Inmcjid. lti giter whirled, a blaz
ing pistol In each hand. Jle emp
tied three liistol at the flvn of
fices and was attempting to draw
u knife when
ago by drinking poison.
rtir the return of hi money, und
IteglHter. agreed on the condition
Hint he bo rurnlBhed tilinBporiu
lliin to West Knd, In the llaliama
IbIiukI.
The victim conferred with Sher
iff linker, and yesterday when he
went to keep his rendezvous with
itegister near a cnnul at Iliiynton.
17 miles soul h of here, he was fol
lowed by linker and 111 deputies.
behind a busti, cane
In the
.....I., tl.ot ..nulled fuuC of the
Liiii.il ntin several t'.tu- '
'"Companionate Marriage",
It Is ihnuitht liuil the lerm "Cuiu'-
pniiliiimlu i rliw" was llrst eni'
ilnywl bv lincior Knlj-'hl of llarn
aiii iiiIIckc in an urililu puhlislicil
In JltM.
gang
tured. , ' .
IteglKter. who OBSumed leuder
shlp on the death of John Ashley.
Hun ford Modify. Hny Lynn and
shortly .Miildleton. wu captured
later, convicted of murder and rob
bery and sentenced to the slate pri
son for life.
Hob Ashley, another member of
ihe gang, was killed oiiie lime later
in a pistol duel with .Miami of-
wiih Raid ly exiimlulng physician
lo; hnvn been' lnliiiiltinnous."wNn
powder bums ur murk, wore fotiull
Indiciiling
d fi'iim vi
prlhclplo ns' lmllillng uii liureiiu.
crtie'y,: ' -.,'
W'l'hn llceniie proposed Is morn in
tno-.lliteresl or tlio bureau mini or t.0n hi tnee or clolliing,
the. people puying ine ree, ui that the bullet wa ftl-
iiiiiii, . j dimnacM of more Hum four, re
iHeprcentailvo Angell, chairman!; Arr.-slcd lilamoiid Hrol hci
of .a .Buh-coinmllleo on tlio bills, I 1 'elective .Im jisnn figured pr.nn(
Jiitdrocoininended (lint they bo m-'tneiilly In Ihe liiwid Unit ton. resillt
tCoduci'd us commltleo llienslire 'hig In the uiresl of Ihu liliunoti-1
toi this Henntor Htrnyer objecied, .brolher of Ni-w- 'York who . -wn'e
tlvblorlnir he wiinleil to exumliio 1 elect ruciited lit Nlng Hlng loivljlll
HUi. persona I ly beforu deciding 'ingsln a bank holdup. -He was oh
.wlietlii r -ho would Biipport them, , of Me chief witnesses for Hie stale
Itcprcbentiitlvo I'otter wa of the'ln the reeenl Iritil of t He. so-called
jHlliie , ' opinion. llepesenlatlve '"leu Hox HundllB.'V Itol.'ilul l,.'; l;h-
AvYilHli-rsioioii bruniled lli'-lil ' na Hone nnd Albert tl. Itnyipoildi'.bf h
i,l-.r,r,iii-,,u l,ol K, mil. II' l,.l do- l,i.,.li. .1..,. M,,','. '. .,l. ii I... i nof
fel'el. il '.them, .lectiil'ln thill . fro. ;.t'Vlllg lU.Hfe term III V"tberilfMtl
t('s.'il;il i.'iiierellv v..I!k Hi In' re -fit- f'prVnn. .for". I'd" 'iii.ir...r or "t'Ue
lel'i il. '; Heniitur .(otii'i r.iride u m.o-; , ,, in f. .x.,M.n, . .... v,
HoU'tliiu ciiiimil them to b" tabled ! ;-.ul),. i,,,i,ly , ,,.,. o,iklnir ! liito
51II '"copies '.eopld bo I Hl'tiutlii
lue'rpli'i'i'n, of ilHi'.eoiiiinU leu.
v The iisl member of the gang . naher, iiiooi-ii ........... ..
J MM1'I
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Custom Is Old One
There Is evidence of the ciiBtoin
nf Slivlna il't'cc hcfoie nienl belt!)!
observed curly 11s Hie Thlril ecu
1 ury.
r.ruin operations were resorted
to the oilier ilny to cure two hoys
of criminal tendencies. The early
spring poetry crop Is expected to
be undiminished, however.
f-naer Srdiin. $74S
Uaiiy by t'Uhmr
d I IK)
the
1. upon which .luck- r
x.ui liiiil Woi ki-M To' ilr iWnlrto 'If i
. .'....o nil. I n..o il.llUU ,, ; :
M-O" '. V funv of die lllell for wliose oonvic,-
Jl nv. llMpi opi HI I loos. 1 ,i'. I'l i'in i ii n
Jl.t.Hli-ii'ker. Mecrelnry of Hie siule
board of Innillh, atipeured for that
pfflce, -which asks an appropria
tion of ttib.Hto, also Tor the state
, liureau of nurlng und Child Hy
jtlcne,' which seeks istifiiiu. Dr.
Htrlcker told the commltteo that
Oregon ha the lowest child death
mm In the ttnlted Htates, hut that
preventahlo dlseime cust the state.
' 10.uiili,uon nnniially. . '
J,. '). Mic.lHe suite dairy and
food .commissioner, who hope to
make his. dopniimcnt Helf-sustaln.
inir by n ree Imposed on restuur
npt, catlinnted that 11 1 ree
ii'in :
Hon he was l-i'Hpiiiiiilble hud .bCell
lele:iBi'd ll'oln J11II. . ' v
At the. Jline Inf hi deulll Juck
S911 was working on 'flic cae of
1'hoiniiH Miizxola : W'hn' l ' now in
,ii.. ih.Anl,ii,H ..,n,t l.,ll" na-rtllliKr
trial on nn' Indictment charging j
him with. the murder of Ills mother-in-law,
Mrs, Kosnrlo I, orel la. ear
ly In January, The (Airella woman
wim MoMl nnd clinked todciUli.v :
ltissnittiict t'HnK -Jurksnn
had evidently prepared
lo.-golo- -thiv luirll' lit. the, rear ,4if
Hie house lo milk hi two caws us
he was wealing u corduroy cont
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. . ' t to oi. it ,1' oticniinl. 1,1
TTDikb Mw
)M v-i.'w--f'' '-':!
Kansas City Airport Makes Girl
Hostess at $100 a Week Salary
J.v.3.'.',.-.fr
htrodneiiiiS IMg
Style and IPfopmai
Until llnvllnud, prelty nn.yrsir.idd aiati-lx, N lawless nt I'alr-
fx airport, Kuii'sis Cltv.
KAN'KA CITY (AIM Ruth
llavllund, pretty -'ii.yi-fir.nld nvl
atrlx. Is holess al Kiilrfiix nlr
port. It Is her duty to welcome nil
persons who ni-iiv,. ni ihe l.iiid
inir field, and lie ret,ie-i Jil'U
. , .- ,.'... i.s (! : ,
I ue i-ily. An I'.: .la.-..
td d lor hi - in !.
"lli: w -n t Ills lilii
plnins Ij'.iy HI -t ei i
or thr'.l'rol', eor;:;i
MOD AY u new type of low. cost
niotorlnff luxury in itvnilalilo. 1 It oinbruocn
hij? car Htyliv It rovidrs big car ridiiif; com-,
fort. It cmliodicst li car quality in unseen
partis. It includes hg car pcil'ormaiice even
to the point of 'developing big car power and ;
big. car pecd. It is offered by a brand new
uutomobilethe New Pontine Big Six.
' :,: -The l'ontiac Big Six represents more than
a; new awHcmbly of gears and gadgets. ' Of
course, some people delight in lists of spccifi
ca4ions. l'ontiac'8 new specifications will open
their eyes. But these specifications are only a
fraction of what the l'ontiac Big Six brings
Into the. picture. They fail to hint at the
luxury the beauty and the pride of ownership
upon which Pontiae's appeal to the American
public i based.
Frankly, the New Pontiac Big Six xvas
dctiigncd to appeal to a, certain group. True,
every motor car owner in America will find
in it manv things to admire. Two-ear families
w ill find il an ideal second car. But the group '
for which it is primarily intended is made up
of people w ho are beginning to move tip in the
world. Their wants are enlarging. Their
ideas ol beautv and luxury are growing.
tant step up in the quality of their cars. The
New Pontiac Big Six was designed for them.
' . 'These up-and-coming Americans are con
.' tiriually on the lookout for new, more arrest
ring style' The Pontiac Big Six comes lo them
..entirely, new In 'appearance. Stunning new
Vhodics hy Msher contribute to the big car
; beauty and big car style presented by the car
',; as a whole. . .;'.; i
Progressive people are seeking greater
luxury. The Pontiac Big Six offers them the
luxury, the deep, richly upholstered cushions
and the charming appointments for which
bodies hy Fisher are famous the world over. 1 1
provides the smooth-riding qualities of a car
167 inches in overall length, with accurately
balanced rotating mechanical parts and
such advanced comfort features as adjustable
drivers' seals.
Forward-looking Americans can be satis
fied only with a car that comcs-closc to me
chanical perfection. Let's see bow this great
new Pontiac meets this particular demand.
It is a six, but more than just n six. Il is a
six with the added power of a larger L-hcad
engine and the added smoothness imparted,
by a dynamically balanced, counter-weighted
crankshaft and the famous Harmonic Bal
ancer. It is a sis with the added effici ?ncy and
silence achieved by means of the G-M-K
cylinder head. It is a six with the adtled cold
weather advantages provided by the ci oss-flow
radiator, thermostatically controlled.
.',..'..'
From fan to rear axle, its "line of drive"
is in accurate dynamic balance.. Ill new
brakes' are of the internal-expanding four
wheel type which neither mud nor rain nor
ice can prevent from operating efficiently
As for its performance, you can drive it
at express train speed. You can walch it
accelerate alongside the finest cars on the
road. You can test its power under any con
ditions, confident of its ability lo pull
through. Meanwhile it continues to provide
that unmatched 'dependability for which
every Pontiac since the first one has heen
famed. ' .
Only a few highlights in its construction
have heen mentioned. Just enough to prove
that the Pontiac Big Six is entirely new and
capable of meeting progressive Americans'
demand. But the amazing thing about il is v j -that
it gives so much big car luxury, style and . '
performance at prices tchich come tcithin
practically everyone's reach!
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Many of them mil soon make the first inijor-
Frivrit $713 and tip, .o.b factory plus tivlivery charges Bumper and rear f?ntler guards regular equipment at alight extra cost. Check Oakland-Pontiac delivered
pricesthey include lowest handling charges. General Motors Time Payment Plan available at minimum rate
f;-1
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nnd comnirn-ot l pl.inr Piwon
Koi'f," .Mian Hrtvi,.in1 in a liof ni1 air-
plami -pilot.. Hln- smihM at On
lioilnlil In it I. ..)() if!or it fill Hi
Minuet tu Mint ,1 ihi top (n ti
I imiih-A l.inttr t Hif HuHtht
(M-lt-m ytitui',- nmii.-iii who
W Hit wii t"' Inn ivlii:uuiii
l'i''. H;M!. Ii. ?! 4t i. Il.ltl wlion
:v '.: im ivit-icn J r his flight
. I'tiiiii r, llvr 1 'M-Vfi
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