sr & .
SEVENTY-FIFTH YEAR
SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 23, 1925
- -' - - - - - -
PRICE FIVE CENTS
IE SHE
DR YOUNG IS SUICIDE
TOM MURRAY IS PITIED;
GRAND JURY; CONTINUES PmiTr nnRlITTrr MARKET ROAD PROGRAM
IN LOS ANGELES JAIL
iJLIllllLUUIill.llllLLI 1
aaav mm - mm m i i 11 11 11 mm mm
BLAME WAR. CONDITIONS
PROBE OF FATAL BREAK
TOPIC OF CONTROVERSY
iDER IS ISSUED
fprrjun wire used by al.
CONVICT LIVED ON "ROBIN
INDICTMENTS ARE EXPECTED
PETTY DIFFERENCES AND
lJ3 SLAYER
SON CRUSOE ISLAXD
SATURDAY MORNING
SPITE WORK BLAMED
coal r.
DERISM
- SLOWLY OifflS
STREET If !
SS
PRDPERTYVALUED
United Mine Workers bf fAr
erica to Suspend Activi
ties, September. .1.
to Abrnpt End by Call- '
iornia Dentist
I
IX)S ANGELES. An sr. 27 (Rv
Associated Press.) Tir.
158,000 MEN INVOLVED ' Youn dentist, 47 years old,
-1 - I passed and executed a wntini of
ideath upon himself today, abrupt-
Demands Conditional Unon Re. V?JU a senonai mur-
, iucr iriai in wnicn, ne was accused
newal of OontracU Tot Met I bf sc!entlflcan tain.r m-
T f niic,
i County Officials Cooperate
in Effort to Identify Slay
er of Nurse
Shipyard Held Ruination of Young
" Boy of 14; "Shock-Held
: Too Great
By ELLA McMUNN
am not one of those
who
SPHRATinFJS COMF FASThote to Tom Murray or. to his
parents or 10 me Korernor. bi-
Four Witnesses Called Thursday;
Pierce 3 Lay Slake Report
Public Today:
Farmers, Sheep and Cattle
Interests Take Up Time
at Utah Hearings ;'
County Court Spends Day la Port
' land With State Highway
Coramlasioaiers
Ffcure Is Fixed at $565,000
. by Order of Public Ser
vice Commission .
ways write to the newspapers
because I hare learned that they
Lorcn Admitted Ficticious Name ke more power for good erI,
By Operators Reason
For Walkout !
PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 27.
Grace Grogan Young, with lethal
gas and burying her in a cistern
of a Beverly Glen summer cot
tage. He garroted himself with
a copper wire in i his cell at the
by Members of Dead Worn
an's Family; Account
ant Questioned
BERKELEY, Cal., Aug. 27.
than anybody else, except God or
the devil. Fortunately they near
ly always stand squarely for the
right. And If there is any Ques
tion of what is right you will find
them withholding judgment, and
CBt Associated pi 'ia ana.1 T . ,7 -f"" "fc luc 1 . v,... . . mem wnnnoicung judgment, ana
iZlSXPXZ IZZtSZ 68 (B' Associated Pressj -A terLreachlnK tolerance, and shame-
Sentember 1 m Htnn7,hf " . "'t1"" urogan. more man . cigm nours unintcr- ,Bg tne bloodthirsty with counsel
yT v t . !!d l. ton,Ight olle king," which prosecutors rupted grilling by officials ot three ef h,-n order
by John L. Lewis, president t the said wa th i f .i...Jk. MnMi0, wltB 01 mn oraer-
United Mine Workers of America. Young slew his wife last Fehm. th Investigation into th. sunoosed Tom Murra was not bora when
The suspension was called be- arv. now ri t Tatri,.v f Mr. n...i. i.n n. m7 mother and I spent a year
cause the miners were unable to Jr. steDson nf th. ti. ' 'hat, riHm, nw sn amon the KrnP oC lalands
obtain from the operators a ten ; am satisfied with the Jus- Francisco accountant and former ,n Sound, where the.Murr
per cent wage Increase, adoption tice he n..f noif. . Lmnin. r Mr. trn w. llTe at the elder Murrays
of the check off.; equalization of the comment of ?he youth'; who leased shortly before midnight to- were , thf re then and mighty fine
wages for day workers and vari- only In the past few days became night v people they were, too. The father
ous other demands ; which they convinced that his mother was Jamps E Hove assistant district opeted 8maI1 very
made condiUonal to renewal of slain bv his tnnf,tT,7 .JXvTSll- all boat it had to be. for there
i . - . i mi iiriiHT ii i unirn i .iihi r rnuuiT.
tne wage contract expiring Aug- Dr. Younjr strangled hlmspif tn I vior t.
TV- t i. I j x , . - : ' I " r"
uv viuci uiivxci a uum inia mnmins' wirii -ono 1 1 j j n tv
Grand jury Investigation of the
death of, two guards as the result
of the escape of three convicts
from the state prison on August
12. continued Thursday, with indi
cations that it may be concluded
by Saturday. Four witnesses were
called yesterday. It Is understood
that their testimony followed
closely that given during the coro
ner's Inquest, and that it corrobor
ated the testimony of other wit
nesses called Wednesday."
S. B. Sandifer, one of the guards
at the prisonwho was seen run
ning ahead ot the escaped con
victs, in the direction of the state
Petty differences and spite work
are believed behind the contro
versy over the paving ot market
roads In the north end of Marion
county, namely. the Fairfield pro
ject and the Aral's corner stretch.
Forester Back of National Groups The Marlon cbunty court, with W.
SUPPORT LIVESTOCK MEN
DEDUCTION IS ALLOWED
He Tells Publie Lands
Group; State's Pro
test Unheard ;
J. Culver, county roadmaster, went
; to Portland Thursday to place the
matter before the state highway!
department for settlement. What
Abandonment of Sumner and
" 6erentn(li Street 12sur
' Estimated at 4,0OO;'
Baals for Rates
The capital Value of. the Sale a
results were obtained have not yet
SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 27. been announced.
(Br Associated Press.) Utah far- The matter, which has been de- Street railway property here was
mers and sheep and cattle inter- bated in the. county court for the yesterday fixed, for rats making
ests either through their organ!- past four months, revolves around purposes, at $5 CS.0 00 in an order
cations or as Individuals consumed two four-mile gaps of paving, one of the state public service, com-
r.n.r,i,i w. n f v,. wWno.u. practically all ot the time befort I through Fairfield, and the other I mission. The figure represents
called Sandifer declared that hetne a018 sub-committee on pub-1 past Aral's corner. The Fairfield I the value of ths company's prop
wished to warn the officials at 1 110 ,nd nd nrveys as a result I road was placed on the county erty here on December 51. 19:3.
ust 31.
are 107 islands in the group, some
of which almost touch each other,
walkout of 158,000 men of whom radio antannae 5 wire just a few be lZnK Dne f "y 8he "Cept 8411
about 10,000 probacy Villibe left hour, before he was due to rev Rowe left rMs?. 1 1"- "Lt7l
ments.
uoats did not land at even
these important ports every day,
but there was a mall boat out of
Seattle once a week. Everybody
was always on hand to welcome it.
although it was small, somewhat
in th. mine, for m.totena.c. tb. ... of M. ., .I.4rtln; c. h.Viqu.rtel, mm 'with l"? ttm . ,
o-v ,u w .uimuern m ine cistern beneath his brother Robert. He had noth
flooding and caveins. i the Beverlr' Glen pottar. - tnA.v., '
tne. operators and the miners Aue prosecution nad arranged
were aeaaiocaea ai a meeting to-1 lUi muruer inai jury to wit-1 rtitrr.ivn fni a- 7 rnr
-s1ay on the terms to govern the aess the re-enactment of the mur- Associated Press.) Sensations
maintenance work. The miners der scene with Dr., Young as prin- tread' one upon the heels of an
tnslsted that the full number of clPaI 'witness. - : ; " v.:-r:i ' . "v -'nroit.. r
men be used as In times of nor-l The suicide was discovered by Lfco El Cerritoswamp murder flshT 10 odor' and onlT ou rare
tnal production and that the menlcounty Ja,l attaches this morning I mvstorv I occasions discharged a passenger.
be retained during the emergency when they "ought to arouse Dr. 4. There the real. Robinson Crusoe
period without .either return or Young for breakfast. They were . ornclau or tnree c""es co- QU let reigned, day in and day out,
replacement by monthly men. called by cell mates to the den- operatec in an effort to identify and nights and Sundays, except
The operators on the other! ti8t wn were ordered to awaken j the clayey or slayers of Mrs. Bes-J when the boat came and splashed
hand, had wanted the right to ,Tne body lira8 'ound under sie Loren. Oakland nurse and dl- tne salt wave ainst the wharf,
skeletonize these forces j where vfXT' CPper W,re Uor8ee. portions of whose severed
practicable. parted In the neck by presshre of 4
? Itwistin? h a Hm Mfc. I '.
'The meeting adjourned without! . fn-, y, ,of tJ l (Continned on pf .)
decision at 5:20 n. m. to resume ...7, rr!.""V ... raur"e-:
9 o'clock .tomorrow morning, ing dismissed from the court dortl NEW Al RLI N E IS PLANNED
ne snari naa never come hp be- ets when the 'bailiff reported the
umiuoiuu vuui un i aeiendant dead. 1 " i
Biaes out was orougnt up py tne
miners this year because Of the
abuses they allege; had occurred
:in , suspensions in the past.! The
r suspension order follows: .
"Philadelphia. August 27,!l25
. vu,, uw.r. ana wemoera LOS ANGELES, Aug. 27. (By
bf local unions ot districts Ko. 1,1 AA.iat to.v ' .
7 a tT,.,, w.vk Associated Press).- Everett C.
.. vui.u wui "u'"i vMLewia'" SK an' Tf nKc f. 9
America. -yru : i:rr:y
wicncu ucie lumsui on su9
plclon of murder ' and train rob-
the aavlnm that a break had n-1 Dl wni?a inn oouy tujuurueu iu pfiK prv.ram ran in me year, i because Uie company naa mmim
leurred loan taie jeariuBs .ooixui wna-i uumcuiaiBiy louowiug mn, a uti- aoandonea its noes cere on oura-
out naving more tnas toucnea I egauon irom wooaourn protestea mer and Seventeenth street me
Mwm tKa ImnAffint r viaveit Ion rt 1 (ha ftlin anrl r1rnanr1i)4 tYtat trsl I a . t m iVI. VaMU! I
phy, two chapel guards also took mInerai land, and without having Aral's co'rner road be Included lnD.m-d hv the commission as tJ4.-
ine siana. w. xu. uaraner. woo v j .vi I .v . t .1... . ' . .. . . ,
v.j .,-. vi. . " wiuu'i t. vu i i " k-ioo less, pias in yet nnaeiermia-
- -h"d!.bZ against interior department con- pease the delegation, that road ed amount of canital Investment
tests over school lands. j was also included in the program
Senator R. N. SUnHeld of Ore- and the affair was supposedly set-
gon. chairman of the committee, tie. nort time atterwards,
announced that the members will bowever. the delegation again ap-
leave tonight for Yellowstone park Pared and demanded that the
where meetings will be held Frl- Fairfield road be removed from
bv on f th. rnTirt Vtm,v u day and Saturday rre"mtnary to tne tentative ouuine or paving
by one of the convicts, struck bis I ' . f WOrk hv the conntv. It was al-
hand. rendering it useless. V" . ; uA w- th. tha. ni- tw fam-
At least two more days will be I "r?n5..MlWB . "'! llles lived on the Fairfield road.
required to finish the hearing, it " . . v. I One of these, they said, was J. E.
Is said. John Carson, prosecuting f4' .h.fwest indT Sm,tn- on tne coanlT con,
attorney. will ask that two separ- " l ,and fa LTJ" sloner: It was also said that land
at, fndittmnta rh.rrinr firat Am. cated that the appearances of na-1 .v
gree murder, be returned against UKliTj P" raIed dId Jufy SmltB- fomer eIt' alora
each of the three conrlcts Involved T" "Pf - Lf-i". PTlng project. resenting the city ot Salem.
VANDERBILT TO SPEND MIL
LION'S UPON PROJECT
where a row ot boys, like young
Murray, sat with bare feet and
waited for the captain's usua
greeting of, "Say, son, have you
caught me that 'shark yet?'
Tommy, who is 22 now, was
only 14 the year the world lost
its mind; the year of the World
ROBBER SUSPECTS HELD
PAIR FAIL TO GIVE SATTSFAC-
- ( TORY AOCOrXTS
one of the convicts, was another
witness. Gardner rushed to the
side of Holman, one of the guards
killed in the rush, as soon as he
saw him fall. He picked up the
dead man's gun. but before he
could use it a rifle bullet fired
required for the operation ot the
street busses here that were sub
stituted for the car lines.
The capital value ot the com
pany's lines here was set by the
commission in connection with
the Investigation for the suspen
sion of the proposed Increase In
tariffs here by the Southern Pa
cific company, owners of the Sa
lem Street railway system. The
case was heard by the commission
on August 1, 1924 with Ray L.
In tha fatal Walr I cu T louay a irauimjny wuea iuo
I aptt1amsn rori aY atTiawan nraitnra
The report of the governor's spe-
cial committee will probably be ti"e Utte r in turnught Co
Baddle responsibility on the cowmen.
A check made by Mr. Scott, mar-1 In Its order the commission held
ket road engineer, failed to verify j in part;
made public Friday morning.
newspapermen were informed yes
terday by W. A. Delzell. private
secretary to Governor pierce.
SHIPPERS AID PLANNED
(Coatlaaad oa pic 8)
ATLANTA, Ga., Aug. 27. (By
AmnaplatfA Prps I Plana tn .!
tablish a large commercial air TRUCK DRIVER CRUSHED
base in Atlanta f roro-which - lines
BROTHER OF SALEM DOCTOR
KILLED THCRSDAY
"Tloar alra and tvnttiAia !
will radiate to the west and south
and' extend to Cuba, today were
announced by Cornelius Vander-
bilt, Jr.
Dr, A. F. Goff rier ot Salem was
Eleven" thousand acres of land J called to McMInhvllle yesterday by
The present agreement be-bery when "they were found ln J near the city have been purchased, the death of a brother, Herbert
tween the anthracite operators) the downtown district in a mar lor are nnder Ptlon. and planes Goffrier. who was killed , in an
and mine workers expires August oon colored ' automobile bearinel probaWy wiU be laced ln er' automobile accident shortly after
31.- 192 5. Your s6ale committee. nna, ott atlon by Christmas. The develop- 9 o'clock Thursday morning.
charged with the responsiblUty of Jof this description and number! m?n pro8Tam for thIs eect,on of j Goffrier was driving -an Assocl-
maxing a new contract, nas oeeniwas reported Ho have been used! "i"'" WU jaiea u irucn wmcn weni mw
years and Involve tbe expenditure ditch and turned over, crushing
of several million dollars. ; the driver, who ll?ed but an hour
Mr. Vanderbllt arrived here yes- or two.' A defective steering ap
terday and will remain until next paratus Is held responsible for the
week. He will then go to Call-1 accident.
numbers 1, 7 and 9 is advised that I ity in the crime and said theyfornla to BUPer,nten the opening! Besides his wife and two-year-
nd contract being in effect, a 8us-1 could establish alibis but police I of an a,r Une tween s AnReIsa old chIId' he is BurTlved by h,s
Dension of mlnlna- wlll-automaU-Lfiadt,s- Aji -mJ and Salt Lake City. parents, one brother and a sister.
unable to arrive at any nder-by the beroetrators of last Mon
standing affecting ; wages ott con-l day night's robberv ot Santa Fe
ditlons of employment to be effec- train No. 75 northbound from San
iiTBiiier ausuh at, ia. mere-1 piego to Los Angeles.- "
lore, our memoersntp n aiatricts Lewis and Lee denied comnlic
COOPER-TION NOT IXTERFER-1
EN'CE SAID NEEDED
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 27.
(By Associated Press.) Applica
tion of the transportation machin
ery of the Pacific northwest to the I ence to a per head permit. the
shippers problems ttsrough coop-1 permanence of tenure under lease
eration Instead of interference by Ion forest grazing lands Instead of
governmental agencies. Is the pur- the annual or term permit, sub
pose of the Pacific northwest ad- ject to departmental revision ac
vlsory board which was brought cess to the courts In all disputes
into beinr here todav bv action ot nt subject to arbitration between
the statements of the delegation.
Over 50 families would be bene
fited by the highway, he said.
Th nnalltv nf tha land ara alan
Perhaps the most surprising de- 1an.A tn aittmrmnt tha. man.
Telopment of the hearing cams Uoned ,a the mo
when J. H. Rutledge. district tor- Wa,t thm ootcome of th.
ester in charge ot district No. 4. troversy will be to not known. It
embracing Utah Idaho and i Ne- wiU nhAl b MtUed ooa M
vada. avowed h s support with the lUt. hUhw,y department
some minor qualifications of the make, IU report t0 the COBQl
tionai sneep ana cattle orgauza-
a. B aaaa . . am .a a m a
"or , . .imbmi in Vri- ARMY PLANES WRECKED
"The investigation of the com-;
mission's staff shows that the ex
act cost to the Southern Paelfle
company and its predecessor, the
Portland. Eugene & Eastern rail-
TWO AVIATORS KILLED
CRASH AT CHICAGO
declared thp'v Aid'1 tinf Vtro mu
cally take place at midnight; 'Mbu- factory accounts of , where they
aay, August 4i, i had spent Monday night. Detec-
"Concerning the question of tives added that they had learned
maintenance men remaining at Lewis and Lee were on a ranch at
w6rk during the suspension, we Escondido Monday afternoon and
advise that the propef instructions that they left' the ranch "to hunt
will be Issued to our membership rabbits" a few hours before No.
ar soon as an agreement covering 75' nulled' into Santa -Ana-with
this subject can be consummated Elmer Campbell, veteran express
with ' the representatives of the mbssenger; lying mortally wound
anthracite operators. Please hold ei on the floor of the looted mall
yomrseives m readiness to put our land express car.
policy with respect to maintenance
ZZISZ VLZ TJyZ nc"tePX HUNDRED TONS GATHER
"'Vonr ar-nla inmmltl wili rnn.
tinuo5 to exercise every Influence ANX,mIC?!5; ,.i?.ld BY
oral ' Frpompn t whlrh will tnaan
substantial nrorress for the an-1 SANTA ANA; Cal.. Aug. 27 A
thraclte mine workefs; We? will Tons had a .heavy picnic at Orange
endeavor from time to time to y park here today. They
kdep you fully advised as t6 the "Presented Hie . Pacific coast
situation. We hope lhat the ut- b5anch o th Tpn family. During
.' raost cooperation wiirbe'exerdsed merrymaking; the? received
J .v.ii... v..-v, telerrams of felicitation from the
a -r i npi avvnTi mi r viiaani iivrM.ii i n ann lit s - .
r 1 .W I ar.lo rommitt." 1 other hundreds of Tons gathered
v. iuc ouspeiiBiuu cauie a av aui"
Njj prise to the operators who admlt-
tai4r tha itnanlla thm tnnslnn Tlat-
Ing at the end of the board of con
ciliation meeting they were not
'Ten planes will be operating on I Funeral services will be held ln
this line by September 1. he said. I McMinnville
DEPORT RUM RUNNERS
VICTORIA, B. C Aug. 27.
Three men captured by Canadian
rnitnmi nff!il9la In a raid nn ana.
tiMfT ram rar.nr at Dlstnwrr ,nl're,U aa we through permit
w.rfn.... .r. f;r,c tin ting a more efficient administra-
each and deported to Seattle th'.sj
afternoon.
THE FIRST BIRD SOUTH! .
at Thornton Park, 111., for a simi
lar but somewhat heavier reunion. I
The tiniest Ton registered at the
picnic here was Barbara San Ton,
born 27 days ago and still rather
light.
. . (Contlnaed a pjt. 9) t
T(MBER FIRES REPORTED
WASHINGTON AND IDAHO DIS
TRICTS THREATENED
ROUND-UP PLEDGE-MADE
PENDLETOX BUSINESS MEN
GUARANTEE f25,000
SPOKANE, Aug. 27 (By; As-
PEN DLETON, Or.. Aug. 27.
Business and professional men of
sociated Press.) Fires in timber Pendleton have pledged a guar
of northern Idaho and eastern antee fund ot 925,000 to jhe Pen
Washington today threatened; de dleton round-up for the use of that
struction of property at widely
separated localities, j
Flames with a mile front swept
perilously close to Spirit Lake,
Idaho, and a fire warden's crew
of1 50 men ' supplemented ' with
many volunteers from the town
and nearby lumber mills, - was
fighting to stay their advance. A
fire on 'Pleasant Prairie east ot
this city, had endangered several
farm dwellings In" that vicinity.
Should the wind change, the coun
ty tuberculosis sanitarium, a mile
and a half away from the tire,
would bo menaced, it was stated.
body in the event of bad weather I
for the 1925 show, according to
C. C. Matlock, chairman of the
committee of the commercial as-
sociation appointed to have charge
of the pledges The; guarantee la
the largest ever raised. .
DEDICATE FLAGPOLE
SWAMPSCOTT, Mass., Aug. 27.
(By Associated Press) Throw
ing open the gates at AV hite Court
President Coolldge T received . sev
eral1 hundred callers today, later
went to the nearby city of Lynn
to witness tho dedication ' of the
largest" flagpole la Jew Cnfland.
xSW l
CMI!aaaaaa"asWBaa j ' jaaawa .' T llaWua"
su
way, for the street car system
alone cannot be exactly deter
mined. The Investigation showed
thai at least $81,859.09 should be
deducted from the above amount
(SSS2.908.4I) for 'property not
used or useful la street railway
operation and that the resulting
1566,048.37 represents a maxi
mum, of what the existing Had
IN I coald have actually cost the pres
ent owner. It Is quite possibU
that the amount paid to the Port
land General Electric company for
a property - then having certala
strategic advantage to the South
ern FaclAc system may have been
in excess of the actual cost to the
original owners. -
"At the hearing the Southern
Pacific company presented a claim
for a parcel of land at the fair
grounds terminus which had not
before been considered, which'
claim ' amounting to 8621.21
should b allowed. This Increases
the (1) normal reproduction eott
new above set out to 6.449,91?.
60. the (4) historical reproduc
tion cost-new to 8466.177.42 and
the (S) historical reproduction
cost, less depreciation, to 113:.
621.64. "Among the other claims ot
FOREIGNERS ESCAPE FLOODS Tlue lor'tte Southern FacL'ic
FOLLOWING RAINS company was, tne iaaa vaiae.
chiefly represented by the iou ca
... . . . .
TOKIO. Aur. 28. (Br Asso-I wnicn tne car nam is coniimciea.
elated Press) Eighteen persons The basic value of this land, use 1
lost their lives throuahout Jananl&T tne Tauway company iaca ap-
;-hd e flood, which Praised, was ,22 82L88. less than
upbortles. than one-fourth what ""owed W "la 0tl " f Vl?,VZ
CHICAGO. Aug. 27. (By tbe
Associated Press.) Two United
8tates army airplanes crashed
uvtua uvi v ivuaj u r mviivu v1 Ia . - - . , . M .
representatives ot practically every the livestock men concerned and aboT ' tbe f mal1
....., , ,,' the denartment. control of'thal"18 today, both falling to the
and tinanclal activity In this PWic domain for range purpose. JJd. "f".
and discontinuance of the policy a"1" two aviators In one of the
region. I ., - . ..I I ahio. Tha allot of th arnnd
plane managed to make a sate
landing.
One of the planes was a De Hav
iland. piloted by Lieut. Talcott P.
"Happy" Smith, who had as a pas
senger William Lw Heptlg. a mem
ber ot the church board ot trade
I of reduction of allotments for pur
poses of redistribution.
His position on these pojnts he
defended as in the Interests not
only ot the industry but ot federal
firms alTkrl m VM A O S4 at I t m n rrt araa
me"nt and" Nervation ot Tt ?nd the Chicago chap-
lands and their attendant re
sources. '
As to the need for bringing the
unappropriated areas under con
trol Mr. MacFarlane asserted
from more than 40 years active
acquaintance with Utah's ranges
that the 20.000,000 acres of pub
lic domain has lost one-half it.
livestock carry In; capacity in the
past 15 years of unregulated use.
'If this continues," he warned.
ter of the Natlonat Aeronautical
association and former army col
18 ARE KILLED IN JAPAN
it did 20 years ago. If it has not nesaay. n w Ttpori oi l" r" ' - Ti V.
iae iaaa aepanmeni wnicn si- v vi w --. " -
nied that any deaths had occurred land value, or amount which
entirely vanished under a -dust-
heap." j
Considerable controversial mat
ter entered , the record from; the
different viewpoints presented, es
pecially as ' between cattle and
sheep Interests. One point ot con
tention had to dowith the time
ot entry on the forest ranges while
I another dealt with the feasibility
ot grazing cattle and sheep on the
same range.
i on Fujiyama, japan s famous
mountain.
No official estimate has yet
been made ot the property loss.
which Is not expected to exceed
the usual flood damage.
Twelve persons were killed by
landslide ln the village of Ya-
mura, Yamanashl prefecture, 50
miles from Fujiyama. There were
(Caattaaa a ( )
MURDER SECRET BURIED
"UNCLE BILLY 1L1WKIN8 IS
COMMITTED TO ASYLUM
FLIGHT BEING RETARDED
, .
WEATHER CONDITIONS BOTH
ER MAC MILLAN PARTY .
"Uncle Billy" Hawkins, 60
years old, has been committed to
also two deaths reported ln Toklo Ith-" 0rtoa aUte hosjltaL ,
and four in Kanagawa. I Forty years ago mi name leaped
.'O foreigner, were Injured. Itnto the headlines of atate paer
whea he shot and killed Harvey
THREE G0VEN0RS MEET 2- -Z?S
WASHINGTON. Ang. 27 (By
Associated Press. ) Weather con
ditions even worse than those en
countered on Its northward jour
COLO RADO POWER PROJ ECT
WILL EE DLSC1SSED
ed aa a resalt of a quarrel oTr a
woman. Hawklas wes well tuown
hers at the time. He w&t a c!rk
DENVER, Colo.. Aug. 27 (Byin one of Salem's few druz tcrv.1
Associated Press). Governors oil Ogle, a young man cc;ky J in
ney are being met by the MacMil- Colorado. Utah and Wyoming will the H, D. ratten bck e:c rc. ai
lan Arctic expedition on Us retreat meet In Denver Saturday .to con- well liked. The U;!!r vl;!r?i
southward, said a message re- fr regarding Colorado river prob- occurred at the Laii J'ath ccr-
ceived today by the National Geo- kma and possibly formulate a ner. aroused Salem, then a email
rraDhic society pcllcy opposing huge power pro- village. '
1 j.j . a . ict development In lower basin Hawkina was trid and ' rn-
The message dated yfat"" iUtea Bntll Ppar .tales rights tenced to state prison, ihwm !
and transmmea inrougn ine snort htTe n M8ar.d by flnaI nUtu , ,onr BHmher ot yt-ars tn1 Wsv
ways55rtations of tbe 2nn "adk catlon of lhe Colorado river com- finally paroled by Governor L:rd
corporation of Chicago said: OT otberwiso. It was learned Then he dropped troti eUht- I!
-The reary. "bich anchored tonlrht. . - . - hid himself awsv la thi? hills I
last night In the lee of Conlcle It -xpected that the goTer- of Stayton and noon.- sa hi;.
Rock off Parker Snow Toint; had nors axiH discuss In detail meaa- A few months po r v.:?
to go within 100 yards of a Rocky ares to Dt) taken by their states brought to Falcn fn-ra L! j U'- ,-
coast to find 25 fathoms and be- J and possibly New Hexico in eppo-
ing unable to find" gooi holding I nion to proposed exteT?ve del-
ground. 'wa" forrtl to lty under opmcnts of power projects on t?;e
full pover'ail nigh'- H early loer reaches of the river proper
morning better visibility made ap-(to assurances of protection to tha
proach to the mainland practlc-1 urper stales right, to the waters
able. lof the Colorado. v
tain home acd i loteJ ca the ;
farm. His rulaj h.l n r. -V
and be was piljit-d. Lat w.
he became worse and jbj-s' :
reconiner iej tLat he ta i'.i:cj
the sUte t:!',-l. I!a :-