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THE OREGON TATJAIJr SMJ rf .,OrTOO; h ' SUNPAtQItnKG,?Mi:CII v7, 1026 i mr" mr i l i - 1 1 v I a an is hit - REPRESENTATIVE - UpsHaw of Georgia- Has Al tercation With Writer as " c Result of Story j , WASHINGTON, March 6. (By At804ed Press.) Resenting j a dlspah concerning himself .in the Boston Hearld, Re present atire Upshaw, democrat, Georgia,-who Raid he had been: described. as , a "taker became Involred "ln"a al tercation in the house- cloak room today with ( Robert B.-hoate, Washington correspondent of that paper and, according 'witnesses, made p lunge at hijnuV.'.:Vv i Re po r ts .-varied as to whether MriUpahaw flapped Mir. Choate's ace or grazed mm wiih nia jcrnxcn but, all. ,agreed that the correspon-t !T dent .'tter'f refosing: J ,!, $ .retract trp'tt stood calmly watching the repre V. - sentaiir -with his hands in his i Other house members Inter evned. and Mrv -"UpsBaV desisted, later jasserting that he apologized and would . pray, for the corres pondent, v; ; j the dispatch which, caused the trouble concerning Mr, Upshaw'p attack Thursday in the house on the-wets. ' While Mr. Choate declined to comment on tie incident, Mr. Up sbaw said he requested the corres pondent to see him and said: ', OToung man, you ; hare pub lished a story ithat I flitted, around without the kid of my crutches when I engaged In an ardent dry argument. Tou know that is not true, that I am absolutely depend ent upon my crutches. Unless you pnblish a retraction I am going to denounce yon on the floor. When Mr. Choate, according to Mr. Upshaw. .said he wished the representative j would denounce him. Mr. UnshaV replied; I ' Young mail;- don't ybu realize that you have given the impres sion that J-ami a faker?" 7 VJ f mz.' cnoate rwaa saia to a&ve oe ?iT clared that. h thought Mr. Upshaw preseniai'Te mjiae jiia innge, SENAYE BEGINS ON nMEXICAN SITUATION CoatiSM4 from - j' ? . ' rejected by the senate a. year ago JljTher Utah senator did not elab orate. his reference to Mr. Warren, who has been in frequent confer ence'with Secretary Kellogg since the Meziean controversy- became afete. For several days, how- HlDlomatie Washington -has n speculating on the-" slgriif i- rffncti or me ; - respecuve ivie played In the negotiations by the present and. the .former ambassa - dor. f,From. .the beginning of the trouble - wit&'Mexfco, Mr. Sheffield advocated a firm .tand by the Thlted States against any en croachment upon American inter eats. He made some plain -pronouncement 'of opinion to the i Mexican Xbrelgn ; office I and for awhile - a, jdiplpmatlc break ap- noAred entTrety ooBsible. " ' But soon Jter iMrren-raf called Into the case there I mppeared a noticeable trend toward aa azree ment. ! - , i .The detailed ' circumstances "un derlying these surace; f develop ments -are? kept a .close ecret -at ' tlie state epartbent. : Officials there decline to concede any pos sibility .that , Mr J ; Sheffield ; may havetakcni offense. Isaring; Uier haye heird nothlngf jto s indicate anything of that, character. i - it iss expected that' the diplo maticlcorrespondence to date will be pujblianed shortly and cbalr inin Borah - of ; the qcetgn rela tions Ipbmmittee 'told "the senate today the "notes would m disclose that there tls ' "less' Teasbn to be diaturbed.'1 ' than some ; people believed ) . Secretary Kellogg disclosed to day that Ambassador Sheffield , tiit interceded- in : the leases of Americans 'recently .expelled from Mexico - but ft apparently, ! without pnaklnjg any formaTTprotest Jn a letter ; to JRepresentatlye Boyland, democrat. New ,York who had de manded .withdrawal of -American recognition io Mexico, the secre- tarr said: The vaiy information I have to the expulsion of citizens ef the United States from Mexico U the uowb; h j - jIn dispatch from the; Ameri can ambassador te Mexice-Z learn ed that Mesdames Semple, Evans Md ConneUy of the Academy: Of h. vinltatlon. a Catholic school unated at -Coyoacon, j In the neighborhood of Mexico City, had been! Ordered expelled, MK Shef field interceded for them with the iiniter jot foreign atf Airs. "The MA w&a snbseauently revoked ihoVi I ah informed by the iAmeri ca f4unbassidoi tha!hey jbeJiTd it-1 be best policy to close their hool and Ie4f a th0 btitttrynd that they are I leaTingXon . the north .-day of March for Mobile. lAla. - I hive today receiye'd aTmes sage that Madame Semple has in- VftTmed the. embatay ina .eu gov ornment t supervision bas i been withdrawn from property at CJoyo- Aeon. - '---i " .-"Another case which, came to tat attention was that of Dr. J. A. -PhUHus. A iieinoaisi , jupiscopa; - - . . " . . . ... v i ' " V,V': '" -jit-' ;f j..;-, i -'(-,",-:. .' :. ' - ' ' ' ' , ' ' ' .. 1 5- ifliiiii Kv ' if' .:::::;:.' mm . The department1 of interior is keeping the buffalo herd, in" Tel- lowstone national -park within bounds by disposing of ' 100 sur- opposite. Eagle Pass. Texas. The, expulsion was also safd to include three teachers. It was afterward reported to me thai the order had been, revoked -andi I am now in formed by the embassy in Mexico City that Phillips will be allowed to return to 'Mexico! and the school will be reopened provided he, be ing a foreigner and a minister of religion, does not teach. I take it that, in this case" the expulsion is claimed on the ground that under the Mexican constitution no or dained minister .of any creed may teach in a school of primary in struction. K , j; 4 ; ; I ' VMr. Sheffield reports that he is doing everything he can on be half of Madame Semple and any other American citizen who may be ill difficulty and that he will continue to do so.' He'bas been instructed to this effect. It is impossible for me'to determine in each ef these -cases exactly the ground of expulsion but -1 assume on the ground that they v are teaching In violation of the con stitution' and laws of Mexico." . WILIS IX GOOD FORM MENTONE, France, March,6. (By Associated Press.) ;Miss Helen Wills played in her finest form ln-both doubles' matches to day' in.nthe international j mixed doubles for the cup of the na tions, and the open mixed dou- 1 bles. Paired with J. H- Van Alen of Brooklyn . : she . overwhelmed Jack Hillyard and Mrs.' Satterth- Lwalte ,7-5, 6-0, after a hard match with, the same - partner against Henri Cochet and .MUe. Vlasto, in wbich she f,was Tieaien 6-4, and 3-6: - f V, Mai tourMeasure 1 CREDIT Buy; jnouf Easter suit out of your in ome rather"-- .than! deplete your savings.1 No . ) ! I. iP. ' T t -12iPAYMENTS 0 -:':-:vv:::;:r'-:- v.; f? -;f . j-sHii Vr-r if-Yil-'jfl--fft 1 ftslf sfc rtrt at r plus animals to ; citizens who are willing to pay the cost of .crating and shipping. If this is your idea of' a nice, Utile pet, write the de CONTEST -RACE SPEEDS UP AS TIME SOPS BY (CooUnaed from pags 1J front after March 13." That some one can be oui The prizes are so big, so valuable, so desirable, that you can well afford to spend every possible minute on thi4 con test between now and April, Mjj. " Second period in contesten&a Saturday night, t March 13, at S p. m. All subscriptions tVat are mailed, provided that envj'opes bear a postmark from any post office not later than 8 p. m. on March 13, will count Just the same as if they were delivered person- ;ally to the contest editor, though they may not be received at Con test Headquarters before Monday! Bluffing Or the spreading of false, rumors by contestants in an effort to discourage or bluff, oth er contestants will not be toler ated and any found guilty of this practice will be disqualified at the discretion of the management. Some of the stories put forth to date are so ridiculous and un believable that they should be nailed immediately. The States man and the contest management are going to see that such tactics are not used. An absolutely new candidate can, by going at it in the right way right now, establish himself or herself in the vote score to an extent that consistent-effort will win. ' , Remember that the second vote offer of this short campaign comes to a close at 8 o'clock, March-13. Just a few more circuits of the hour hand and the opportunity of the big votes wlllinever bo re mwWMi " o " f 1 ift j I 2. Join the Easter Suits Ue- Xout ' -: .extra charge.1 ' - ( ' - " t . i .... WOOLEN w.:w;emmons t - r,. iMf - 'l partment of interior, Washington, and tell them what facilities you have for : caring for the animal. Public parks and farmers should be interested most. peated. In fact, the vote sched ule after March 13 will be re duced and two more material re ductions will occur. March 11 3. is the big day 8 o'clock is the final hour of the second big rote schedule. It's go ing to be a mighty important tbave for the candidates who expect to be the big prize winners. And the way to get? the prize you have your mind on is to secure-Hhe largest number of votes. Now Is the easiest time to get votes subscriptions you obtain during the second period count the great est number of votes. Get the five-year subscriptions they are the biggest in .,vote value. But don't pass up any one year subscriptions, either. - They all count and count bis. during these closing hours ot the big votes. f i 4 ' ? j i urn ijHri" ATTENTION LEGIONNAIRES! Important, Capital nnniMnnir miout IV1U HUH I .mm, If U. BE THERE !. -.mm: m . m Order $32B0 to and When you -step out on Easter toorn ing, or any v other sprmgr day, you want to Imbw that the Clothes ybu wear, are authentic mtyle.-. correct ' in pattern, .and right in tailoring. By ; coming iftO j us you!re certain" that ; mode, Hi abrid and needlework are MILES ; Make a thorough., canrass .;'; of your .friends and acquaintances or.a bigsecond "period-' fjn'sh-v-a winning finish. iHi ".' ., :': i - IUEt two weeks left In which to -win the $12 Atwater Kent radio -nrhich was " purchased at Vick llrcrt.-iind on display .aC the Statefv Jaan office, t This radio is well worth -anybody's effort. ,-t. Le me see yoa come in each day so that your nana v.U!t goiattke bead linn Xhi j tidlo will Uo-aiyen to the itdiilc. e v.ho ,-sc(n i ea the moji Biieyr "on 5 i tibfteifptions. Ev6ryody etcrt - n on. ' - ' HILLY -JE WARDS" WINS SPORAE, Marf-h J5.-- Ttflly Edwards,- Kcha.? City rial 'to -vat of the world's lih. heavyweight wrestl ing title, won over Johu Kiloa's, Boston, on a foul here tonight af ter each had wcii a fall. A TKACK MAN BV ACCIDENT , J. E. McFarland, whose St. John's military academn track teams won two of the best three; national prep school champion ships, became a track man by , accident. "I was an anemic un-. derwelght bay, at Iowa State college," he says, "when I got to tutoring a varsity track man who was below grade In physics. . This fellow persuaded me to go out for track and a sad pic ture I made 1 1 I was 5 feet 10 inches tall 'and weighed 117 pounds, and I had conditioned myself by reading the "sport page. Bat I set in to learn how to hurdle, and when the first class meet came around the other three men in the hurdle race fell down and I finished first!" McFarland gained i3 pounds in the first month, and ,by carefail conditioning and vig orous training he became a hurdler and Jumper oflvarsity caliber. He was ' on. the Iowa 1 tate team for three years, high jumped 9 feet 1 inch, and ran the 120-yard high hurdles in 1 15 4-5 seconds. "Any boy can develop him- self into a passable athletic if he goes about it right," Mcr Farland says. In this article he tells you how to get into condi tion. Next month . he will de- . scribe the secrets of form of - track efficiency for all the im- , portant events. r-. 4 Recj - alj Meeting Post No. , 9 8 it-- Npw Q lf$5SiQ; -A 4 J nnnnniJ iHiiun -Salem I- Siiflflen? EoffinilFace If Coriyici One bf a Thousand OU Well Drillers In Southern California, 4 Jailed on Check Venture,- Gels Offer Meaning: 20 Million Within 10 Yeari Two years ago, C. L. Skinner, of Los Angeles, was sentenced to four years in San Quentin - peni tentiary, in a tangle over a check. He was just one of a thousand oil well drillers In Southern Califor nia. Today he is the inventor of a device for which a large oil com pany has offered half a million dollars cash, and . he expects his invention to pay him from ten- to twenty million dollars in the next ten .years, j " His . Invention, says the April Popular Science Monthly, prevents the loss of tools, suc'i as bit. and drills, used in the rotary drilling of oil wells. ' It will mean a sav ing to the American 'oil industry fTFSHE logical L' , 1 , Ji ? " ' " "' ' ... .. .1 .... r ' ' ' " (-'. Y'yAifHV szZ " 7;:; "V -Vx V X sJt&ptyrZc zt r A 7 A dVO i ' JL used Ford Cat is from - an 'AiitJiortzed Ford Dealer. - irm- -J---- ... if " t t I.-." ; ( it '. ' . Allused cars sold wiuia guarantee by Author .Ized Ford Dealers have been subjected to rigid Inspection by Ford 'triined' mechanics, and the necessary work done to-'put them tin - gpod . conaition. you can ouy one of these cars'Witb:' evert- assurance 1 that yxu aire making a wise investment. v"' . 3 if - . t . f- '! $ in. auuiuon to cue guarantee oe gives you, cue . Authorized Ford Dealer knows Ford. value, and through contact .with, the previous own . ers he is in a position j to tell y 6a ;thereact history of cars: he sells. - ,!f ' - . Only. a small cash payment is, required the -7. H balance can be taken care'of in easy monthly , payments to suit your convenience. , ,9ee your nearest Ford dealer today. He will Iadly8howrou the as to offer. You will prefer at a price whichrepresents Ford value. A U T H'OR.IZE'D Mil I. "I ' I " I III ' I I BnlllhviBhtor V- -', of : ten million - dollars, a year, ac cording to Skinner and other 'ex- pefts-f-f iv;- " - ! Skiriher always had considered i -' - j.. : - t, -y, this .tremendous waste necessary, and until he -entered the peniten tiary, had never thought of trying to prevent it. Alone in his ;ell one night, he hit upon an idea and worked out a1 model' In his spare time. Subsequently, P Warderi Frank J. Smith -and other officials gave him the use of the prison shop and tools, to perfect the-i-yentlon. j . . 1 By the rotary method Qf drill ing, a hole is drilled ' by the con stant turning! of a pipe fitted with a bit at the lower end. In the or Today-Monday Here You GoH to the biggest comedy of any year never a cast like it before in a 'cbmei3y-r--n ever a comedy like it 'Before i for thai? matter! With JLEON ERROL DOROTHY GISH ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i ftlace. to huV a cruaranteed used cars he find the body tVDe vou OREGON Valley Motor Co. Telephone 1995 264'North High Street FOR D ' ' dinary-: rotary drill, only aplp" Bhstaras.the tools in the hole, and ft the pipe breaks under the strt-iu1 of., the , twist., the. tools are lost. Frequently they are never reeov ered, remaining In the hole to pre vent further drilling. " ; I i ! ; "Skinner "a Invention, hoever provides for a continuous cable' running through the pipe, from the surface: of the earth ; to the' bottom Of the well. ' At the bot tom, the cable threads into a sock et on the upper end of the drill jr bit.. Thus; even! should one. of more Joint of the pipe break, the cable remains; intact, making it possible to pull out the pipe and Fre'ewater -will, rebuild" burned. , Ferndale district school. recently ftHICHESTERSPILLS Ikii.I lrr- far m ft UtWltttA t'.l v.- - - .1 . . r . ' ' .'' . I - D 'E A L : f I.' - i .. : . . , - . V'.-'-.'' - .--V ' . . . y-t - ' -' ... ' - - . ; - ' . t ..-.-A k. j' . 3 .- ' .. . . - ' ' . "-. Ij l : Ordained minister who waa prln final of the Institute of the Peo- , ' ' t i '. , - - . t , , , . -