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pag: K9Grci'CTATI2ii7;S2' OrFriiarMoraia NcreAbcr 1, 1929 i SH1PSG0LUDE Great Lakes 'Freighters .in Serious Crash; Tragedy $ Third in 10 Days ,v T41LWAtJKEE.Wls.. pct..31 . '(AP) Ploughing through a : fceaVy.fog" two big freighters col - lided 20 miles off Port Washing ton today, sending one of them. j, the. Senator, down with the prob able Joss or'seTen llves- lt-was ; the third major lake tragedy near here within the last. ten days and only heroic rescues kept the easa I alty list from" Including the entire crew of 28 on the Senator. ' . ";. '. . The f 're . farrier Marquette, . headed for Indiana Mar Dor, ;ina - rammed broadside into the Sens ' tor, crnshlngpen its port side. ' laden with a cargo of 241'autos. The senator rolled quickly' orer and eank before' its crew had a , chance to man the , lifeboats. Fifteen Saved by . ' : Clingin to Rafts Fifteen of them manage to cling to lift rafts and were picked op r 45 minutes later; by the fishing tug Delos H. Smith, of ort Wash- ington. Three others were saved by the Marquette whieli stood by for a time, although badly dam " aged Itself and In grave danger. Three more were saved by the Thomas Walters, another freight er, one' body was recovered, but the six others on board have not beenaccounted for. With Its bow split, the Mar , queue quickly began drawing wa ter, but was able to keep float un til tugs, answering S. O. S. calls, came to, Its rescue and towed It - into -'port at Milwaukee. : Members of the crew of both freighters 'were agreed that the cr$sh occurred so quickly and ' without warning Jhat it was dif ficult . to say Just how it hap- pened. " henaibrV .Commander Goes Down With Ship . Captain W. P. Amsbary, skip per of the Marquette, declined to talk much and Captain George Finch of the Senator, la believed to have gone down with his ship. II. D, McCloud, Nova Scotia teaman, who was on watch on the Marquette when-the crash occur red, said the fog was so thick he did not even see the Senator un il It poked its nose before the . prow of his boat, less than 100 yards ahead. There, was no time to act, be said, and an instan lat- , er .tne senator was rammed port side and was lost. two 01 tne senators crew. , -Lejoaard ; Boss and .William Fli- ; ccca, leapea aown on tne iuar--qjpette.and saved themselves. The .third brought in by the freighter ira Ralph Ellis, of South Bend, , radio operator of the Senator, who ' was taken from the water. He had succeeded in fastening a life b< around himself. First, Mate Awakens - As Crash Occurs - R. H. Edgerton, of Seattle, first mate or the Marquette, said he was off duty and asleep when the crash woke him up. The Marquette . set out from Escanaba last night '- with a load of ore for the steel millB at Indiana Harbor. The time ' fit the collision .was fixed at 10:40 a. m., but the disabled Marquette did not port here until dark - The 15 picked up from life rafts were taken ashore at Port Wash , ington, 25 miles north of lu re. ,. Coast guard crews searched the -"vicinity of the crash for te oU.tr - survivors, but so far as eeuld be learned no tethers were found. - Mrs. Matthew Gormley, wife of the Senator's steward, was be-lleved- to have been among those i-lesV She had been among the list ..to iSave the boat. Fall Convicted T - 'Hi X i v-o. ' ' f v f fr ' hington Jury l--r-i- fr.,:f- yip.; . V' '.;-:-v'.' :,. TARDIEU WILL-FOltCABIUET Near-Chaos Found Present State ' of . Government V: In France r PARTS. 2 Si v.: t ,i -JS u. f su, owewij vi we uirior in im nara- oeing xoona guny oi accepung a oriM ox siuu.uuo ; ing vuiuw Being woceica xrom me counroom alter l irom &. u uoneny. The jury recommended mercy. declared, Hamilton, stepped Into the reception room from his ad Joining office "with the gun in his hand." There was a scuffle, sev eral shots, and Walton fell to the floor. ' Miss Hendricks, somewhat confused on hestand, said she did not: .remember everything that happened because she was nervous and excited. BTffir F I M RITES FOR BURTON COMPLETED CLEVELAND, Oct. 31. (AP) The body of Senator Theodore Elijah Burton, lay at final rest tonight in beautiful Lake View cemetery a few yards from the grave of another of Cleveland's distinguished sons, Myron T. Her- rick. Thousands of Cleveland's hum bler folk missed their lunch hour to pass with state and national officers before the flag draped bier of the senator as his body lay in state in the huge auditorium of public hall. More thousands thronged Euc lid avenue as the cortege wended its way down the street under a dark cloud mantled sky to the Euclid avenue Congregational church where pews were packed to overflowing by close friends of the senator. From the. rostrum, banked high with floral. offerings from persons in all walks of life. Bishop Wil liam McDowell of the Methodist Episcopal church paid high tri bute to -the statesmanship and honest purpose fitness of the man who represented his country and state in Washington for 40 years. Trips to Australia, South Africa and New Zea land Planned LIVERPOOL, Oct. 31. (AP) A civic reception for Ramsay MacDonald, planned for tomor row morning when he debarka at this- poVt on his return from his North American trip, has been curtailed in order t o give the prime minister opportunity for an early return to parliament. ' FIL'SCOMSEITO - - j ' " - MURDER L ?i WEATIIERFORD. Tex., Oct, I' 31.; (AP) -Dry-eyed as two de 1 -j? fpnsa witnesses testified todar of .-the scuffle in which ha killed tihls an welcomed son-in-law. Judge R.. II. .Hamilton - wept when 'his former teacher. Dr. S. P. Brooks, president of Baylor , university, ' stated on .the stand that the de .. fendant's reputation was good while he was a student and later a professor at the university. HamUtpa.rs .charged with .hav- r Jng shot joeath Tom waiton. Jr whtyV.4Wta'teUy married his datfEhter. Theresa, while the cou pita - was ftkkcuuiuK iw: uunciou; el Texas together. Tom and The- - reaa were married last winter and . the shooting occurred in the t sDrinr -when the son-in-law went to Hamilton's office in Amarillo , to break the news, knowing that -tee father-in-law had been op- " posad to the courtship. He de- , cided to bare1 theTtruth however, " upon the advice of his mother. ' Sirs, Grace Walton. ' Hamilton's : stenographer, Miss 'Florence Hendricks, daughter of Hamilton's partner Harry ..Hen. J d ricks, and J- Wj Burks. Amarillo eal ;estate- deaier.vwere tne pe -sons who described. the scuffle and shooting.' . - " "' Miss Hendricks declared . she "-TVas at her desk. when Walton en . tered. : A Jew. seconds liter, she DEMi H $25,000 and headquarters in Cot tage Grove, has been incorporated by Elbert Bede, Elbert Smith and Olive Bede. Other articles filed In the state corporation department Thursday follow: Van Blaricom & company, Inc., Oct ll.(AP) The task of attempting to form" a cab inet In succession to the Brland government which' resigned Octo ber 23 will be undertaken by An dre Tardieu, who was French high commissioner In the united States la the closing years of the World waivM. Tardieu tonight accepted President Doumergue's invitation to try to accomplish, what -two representatives of the radical-so- -7"- ..in elallsts failed to do. 4 The- presidential - invitation to M." Tardieu makes a drift' in the parliamentary situation from the left, as represented by- the radi- eal-soclalists : under E d o u a r d Daladier and "Etiehne Clementel. toward the right. The successke failures of the two radical-social ists to get a cabinet that could command a sufficient majority of the ehamber of deputies, has left the Freneh political situation in a state of ' chaos that has seldom been equalled la the history of the third Freneh republic. Daladier and Brland Stage Political Bow Internal -political maneuvering alone Is held responsible for 'this development. M. Daladier tried for four days to get a cabinet from the radical-socialists and neighboring left groups. When he failed, he blamed Aristide Brland, the re signed premier, for his ill luck and the resulting controversy between the two men has raged for two day8-i , , 'a Sector, Clemen tel's attempts tb get a group of ministers that would command support from the moderate center elements of the of ths Interior for too past IS i months fa the cabinets of Brland and Raymond Poineare. It is the department which .controls France's police and nominates pre fects for the $9 departments into which the coyntry is divided for administrative purposes. Hence It Is an invaluable ministry from a political viewpoint because of the patronage whch it distributes and the effect that this was on elec tions. . The first move that M. Tardieu jmade after being invited to try to do la. the right center what the left center could not accomplish, was to call upon M. Brland. ; Brland Powerful Factor in Government It was noted that both Daladier and Clementel "visited the former premier Immediately after being requested to form a cabinet and observers axe convinced, that no matter how the present cbn fusion is resolved, Brland wiHfke back in bis old post at ' the ; foreign min istry. There was much pessimism. however, around the parliament building tonight. Deputies In con siderable number agreed that V. Tardieu and his record in politics are so objectionable to the parties of the left-that he will have ex treme difficulty In forming a gov ernment, which will command -a workable majority. PRIZE Wm IS' HEARD (nil "And now. ladies and gentle men of the radio .audience, , we have an exceptional treat for yon tonight. King Leo. "star , of - the feathered group now performing at the International Livestock Exposition, has consented to give us. a little, song and dance, you will hear the song but we will also see th dance, "Letter go Leo." " . "Cock-a-doodle-doooooooooooo" .' And King Leo, the first prise Buff Orpington cockerel with the college education,, entered at the exposition by Lloyd A. Lee Hatch- -' ery ,'and Poultry Breeding Farm of Salem, had done his first bit of broadcasting over station KGW. King Leo has taken many rib bons end prizes in the past for Iee, some of these are first Buff Orpington cockerel and grand , champion of the English class at the! 1S28 Oregon. State, fair;, best male bird in the English class at the! State fair this year, and many other prises, but. Leo was outclasses at the Portland Expo sftionthls week by his son r Prince of Wales, who took honors ss first bird in the English class. Lee sent his usual string of en tries to the exposition and is bringing homo more than the us ual! amount of ribbons and cups thie year. The entires were un der! the supervision of Paul A. Lee, brother of Lloyd, who Is now assisting in managing the poultry farm east of saiem. The $3.00 Subscription offer by mall is not good wihln the City limits of Salem, The Oregon Statesman. Newberg. 32500; J. Lu Van Blar lcom, Ida W. Van Blaricom, C. H. chamber also came to naught after Eastman and Jim Ellis. 136 hours of consultations. The Daynite Radio Service, Inc!, I senator blamed M. Daladier, "'his Portland, 12500; Max Fleming, M. J. Woolach and Harry L. Woolach. Follow' the sports in The States man; full port news reports fresh each morning. party chief, for this saying" that the latter's stubbornness in in sisting upon being appointed to the" ministry of the interior, had made the combination impossible. M. Tardieu has been minister 77 77 WASHINGTON, Oct. 31. (AP) Efforts to .obtain a new trial for Albert B. Fall, convicted last week of accepting while secretary of the interior a bribe of $100,000 from Edward L. Doheny for the Elk Hills oil lease, will be made in4 the District of Columbia su prente court tomorrow .when his crunsel argue their motion set ting forth 30 reasons why the jury's verdict should be set aside Government counsel nave not filed reply to the defense motion but will oppose granting the for. mer cabinet officer a new trial on the grounds that he had a fair and impartial hearing. If their effort is successful it Js probable that Justice William Hitz will sentence Fall as soon as he disposes of the motion, . . -., -v While the Jury which found Fall guilty recommended that the court grant him mercy. Justice Hitz Jn his charge told the jurors before they deliberated that they could make such a recommenda tion but it would carry no weight except that of being the personal feelingof each jnror,.the statutes provide that Fall may be sen tenced to as much as three years in prison and to pay-a fine of $300,000. -MONUMENT UNVEILED MEDFORD, s Ore., Oct 31. 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Before dawn the Duchess of York will anchor off Liverpool and the voyage, which the premier hoped would afford him a much needed rest, will have ended. He had, however, little opportunity for recuperating from the exer tions of his activities in the United States and Canada as the passage cross the - North Atlantic was rough. There was a howling southeast gale and little or no Sunshine after the vessel emerged from the protective waters of the St. Lawrence. jLWB B W IL B S3 SraffffeiriTnL' -r!cy wit w r Publishing Firm Is Incorporated For Elbert Bede The Cottage Grove Publishing company, with capital stock of Z it mmr I and Every Other Day You Need the Pro tection of fered by FOUNDH0r"I63S The next time a headache makes you stay at home Or some other ache or pain pre vents your keeping an engagement" Remember Bayer Aspirin! For there is scarcely any pain it cannot .relieve, and relieve promptly. . These tablets give real relief, or minions would not continue to take them. 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