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T&e OREGON STATESIAX, Saleeu Orrgoo, Tuesday Bfoniing, May 20, 1930
5RAF ZEPPEUH
TO START TflIP
Huge German Dirigible Hops
This TJorning From OW
1 Spanish City
(Continued from Fags 1.)
The Graf 'a larder was - well
stocked when she left Germany. as
the stewards devoted taeta selves
particaldlTy to taking on rianda of
Spanish fltrror.
The day bad been fall oft thrills
Cor inhabitants Along the dirig
ible's route. All weet accordbig to
achedale eatfl after Gibraltar had
fieen passed when the craft tnade
tf rastic changes in route, and con
jecture as to its reason met with,
no explanation, until virtually
when the airs his was at Cadis.
Spanish eoast eity, some hears
later. Then it was learned her long
snloara ever Che Afrfoew -title of
Ceurta Tetuan and Taagier had
been 'to ave4d approaching Spain
in the heat of the. day.
Thereafter her progress was re
ported regtOarly a Ml ae wceaslea
for 'misgivings arose.
1 ,500 Miles OowrM ay
IHriglble Daring Day
The Graf Hi Bar eta braced travel
of approximately l,5t)0 miles of
. snapped course. with considerable
tw rtytn; te fUl ia taw miO-d&S
"hours arowd northirn Africa.
Suck volumes of tnall were
rwady for ker tMigU tnat rt sc a
wd to tike special staff of poatsffiee
workers salgaed to the Tabladi
wns-posteff lee. -as they straggled
with sacks in the intense heat, teat
; everybody n Europe aamst ware
icided te send a letter er post
card on the Graf. In addition
here were away of fieUl oaaareai
catloas f jreettess between wcfi
ficials of Europe; aad American
efties aad states.
The Call
Board ;
By OLIVE M. DOAK
Three Salem beys. Frank
Clears, Jc William . Dyer ass
Frank Cross, wtil be members el
a party af 10 beys wfcom Edwin
Jj. Soeskrfsky. fsrsBerly f the V.
L C. A- here bat new with tie
Seattle association, will -dipert -on
an 11-weekB tenr of the Orient.
rhas is the teeeos aaneal reed
m ill genratoa which Seooletsky
has taken into the Orient and
vrreaacns to be an axoeedrjagy in
teresUng trip, as the 18 4eyw41i
they enter. The entire arograaa
beca arranged by the Seattle
iT. M. C Am aad isolates wisaa
ttfoas te the T. M. C. A. at e-very
town or city where the boys atop,
la Japan, they artU spend setae
days with Japanese -beys -at their
annual . hi. C. A. oaatp.
The ITOsp wlll leave Seattle
June Ifi -on Japanese liner
-Mch wiU nuke Its wattea vey
are, ana: win relnra Paste tact
S from Japan on sister ship, aha
-matin Eg nest oceantrip. Tiro
aveeks Tin spent In Japan,
from which ha party wUl proceed
ante Reese, htaasharla, northern
aud Soatbera China aad the
AhUppiae Islands, returning
through Japaa aad track te Se
attle. While la Japan, the boys from
this eeatt will cHaib Mt. Fujiya
ma, sacred moaataia and the
Wgnest ta Japan.
EXJGH!S CAPITOL
Today -Inragi.-HoUywoW
Todaf "So This 1a CfA
lege," Friday "Parke a ed
TloanW ' atarriar, JCvelya
Sreat.
rFOI EUSKORB
Today "Marriage Play
arenaa." Wednesday "Paramoaat
oa faaade,"
CRAXD
Today mghf with
Jack Holt.
Wodaeadtr "The ' Other
Tomorrow arifh BiUie Dore.
rriaay-The Parade of
West"
HI BUSTS
FnirsriniTE
DALLAS. Texas, tui It.
AT) w As aaaltarabU stand
asalnst saodif ieatfoa af Che ISth
aBtenimest ru voiced Mtj in a
report to the eoneral comCeraBce
of the Metfesdlst Eptaeapal cinrcli.
Soeth, sabaaitted by taa tearaar-
oce eoauaittee.
Praseatoi fey Josephiu Daniels,
caainaaa of taa easaaalttea. taa
yepert called e nn and public
to support aroUhltios. which is
serieasljr clallflged us a principle
and a policy. The report was
aroagat ta the eaireaoa aly
after a aiiniatare teatpest within
the o99iittee had been jjUaclosed.
A. c MiSar. a political figure
ia Arkaaaas aad friend at 3teh-
James Xaaaea. Jr.. Washixtcy
toa. D. C, wraoasatack market aet-
Iritiet Daatela to attatked. ta-
f erased the eaafereaee the report
had aeea apsrored Friaay -d
asked that the eeertftarr o 1a-
atrBfted ta present . Called at ttis
istilula aaid thermrt araa
a4y. amt a aew sslaates aft-
he Sad eea tald wf MiHaWs
Actios, he appeared wrltii taw re
port.
UOar aaet aim aad aeaaUed tho
tamer--aecietarr wf the asrry tor
poeeh fee aaade last aikt at
the firet aUptast mrX
Responsibility
For Accident Is
NotYetPlaced
Ho lesiwtrbraty anas 'placed 1a
the accident Vrlday atlsfht at Jet-
fersea araica eat the life of Taee-
Core J. gas ar. nat Tortlaad. wrh
tho tBMeat -eras heti at the
ok.Ta5Mr luorutary asgro aar
ly xastigatar&h Coaaty Cwvaox
Lloyd T. EJgdon 3n charged. The
Jory agreed that Esser caato to
his Oath as Tetmtt et a tofflgfon
oetweea jcars orrren Tjt A. "O.'
Ertttson ana ETHs Tiedemia of
Jefferson.
Esser wasrlalng In the rrim'ble
seat of the machine driven by
Erickson. Conflicting stortes f
the accident were told.
I. M. tJHtlleiasOB -of 'Portlaad,-
employer of the dead man, will be'
in a Portland hospital the rest t
this wreak as ; tho -rosuU ot aevere
lajurtes In atahtsfeiad to his head
in the crash. He recelred first hid
treatment at a local hospital, go
ing onto Portland Saturday noon.
Ufll llliLUl. U4IUI
TOKYO, May 20. (Tuesday)
-AF) 3a taataaaa aliousphera;
rarroOTdfar tfc Tettrrn ot Admir
al Kottrra Takirabo. ' suxihrter of
aaarina, from the -Laadoa coater-
aoce, his first conference with too
cabinet tad Yealor emral officers.
a sensation was treated today jtj
the snlcide of a high naral bfTJcer,
which the press is exploitiaa as an
echo ot tho nary's bitter opposi
tion to the Londoa pact.
LlenteaaatHCowoiaTidor Elii Hu-
sarakl, attacaoo: co taa aaral fjeo-
oral ataft. alasheo -Ma AVdoaieB
with aword aboard aw .train tbo
tweetr Saba aad Tokyo. Ha died
at a hasBltal at Koatasm. arkera ae
was removed treat tha train. AHat taoidteneri
thooga HasaiBari s eoiaraaea aio-
eiiaed to oaiaeat oa YA act. ft
was said be rseeatly expressed bit
terness aad spadaey ror the
faturo of tho nary as a Tesult of
the Leadoa treaty.
is era i
in s of ei
PORTLA2tt. Ore.. Hay Iff '
(AP)Ml88 laafly N. Heltnat,
aeslataot arooatiaa officer for the
Law AmceJes J nvsaOs cewrt. -ts-
aisht IdewUried Mrs. Oearxe F.I
Scnaeter s tna troariam irho rt
ealred tho baby irl bora to. and
aaaadeeed by. Mlas Gaca2dUa4
WaUen ta Xos Aarelas about tiwa
0 out hi ago. - ?
Mist Bettaaa also tdeoHfiefl a
haadfal ot lettevs aa those
had Toeerrod trom airs. caaofei
after Mrs. Shaeler had taken the
lifts Seitataa'a testhaioay was
the last flakta the state's taia
of evtteoee to ahoar tho disputed
baby to be Mfaa Watson aad toot
Krs, Schaeler'a. hfiM SeUaan
still ea tha otaad wbea court
adtoaraed antil toaMrrow.
The attht aoasiea had been
caned by Circnit Jadre HOterti
as a his dmmsalsstl ho
flaJsh ta aas ky awai
Of-la-
iaflaeaoa, ?
: ThlBg ' bapponed -at
flaeaoo thero atactod hat
a mighty rrror aad era do wall It
w-reruu-tha plaio whaoo wa may
rerisioa what there begaa. We
will find oar own ideals rskindfed
trytha theaghtat taea aad wom
en who axrea to areaex a areat
drsaia aad ataxtad oa towards Ba
realisation.
Thai UBe tu flaiHy motkited
in Che atata byUhe "iatpondor
ablea was the coaclaaioa ot Pres
ident -Doaey. "Lore, truth, faith,
lope; thoso are ho freAt iorceh
ot indirldaals aad of the nation,'
Dr. Doaey-eoapaasized.
' Six. HeadrJekaiat the wtart ot
bla remarks. Introduced afr.'ontf
Urs. QyAe Lfllette. Mr. anfl
mciPiiLtswi
FOOSiililllFJ!
toilette.' The ffrst-oaaied are
anon the heirs doaatls the sit.
Joseph L. Lafouetle and Perry L.
I af ollette were ajtable to be pre-
IMOnTES 1
va diiifl w
fi - !
Suvaort were portent la Valeai
foaday aight tBit the Oregoa-
Waahiagfaa Wdr errco cot-
paay had -called off work -oa t2ta
Utratiea lant aad that the ood-
tractarsaad paJrf on taeir wor
ers and rleiei J&eia.
J. T. Delaneyj manager of Cko
earn pa ay bm, aiiMsat tMwaci
ad -far -gpafiraratjen , sc doalal of
tnoai natort. Bpoeulatlon Jim
been rifo tdace the paaaage of the
asaeierpal
aaieadasoat
by aoratban a d-to-i rote, as -to
wnai me compaay wasNosami
i ooaUnalBc; mt osasiag dasproTo-
Wbea laterriewed Satarday, Hr.1
i DoJaaey aaid he mm giraa aanr-
aaao that iatprowneat work aow
anaar war "woiud axooeed, bat
fbat as a w-pre Joats would -be
xtartad ia riew otaatpeadiaagO
tXktpasi ooor'farthase of the plant
by the oity.
wnU .caastorlot Tttds Trfad aatefct
la- rracays aisctioa4
ConQnusd Zrora Pass 1.)
chatr wnere aa was -presiding In
tho mayor's abeenee.
Mention was also made that the
bills should not hare bean ap
proved tjy the cDBtaalttee on ac
counts aad eorreat expenses while
they lacked the signature of the
airport committee chairman.
Bears Xagaca Asked
By Atrway dkirslw
The embarrassment which this
sttuatlon has caused the airport
Mas. Brit 'AsphiwaU and taa i-feoamittoe came la tot further alr-
two tepTeeentatrres of the federal
airway serrice requested an ex
pisstohTrom the council on what
might bodoaw aboat ligatlns; the
field.
They asked that the elty pro-
Tide a boaboaT aad border lights.
or that the city arrange to pay tha
coat of meiateaaaoe it the eorern-
ment would Install UavlighU. Jthe
the warnlog waa tgaoredaad all
the aaaaey spent, Aldanaaa Far
Tlao declared. "We weald aet be
warraated ia aathorlziac this ex
penee ant ot tho general taad.
Need of additional dralaage at
the airport was also saentloned In
a communication from Dare
Pugh, who said the county court
was ready te caoperate ta. work
ing out a solution.
city t pay east of installation at I--
. aril earbers tndieatad that
they moaVl aiaks ao pTOsrlse at
this thnebecaaaowf the aaeaTatla
status of taa aarpor t ad aad the
laea: at aOr aoewopriaUea in the
badcet tor aach pnrpoae. "Tbeyj
pras&taed to Uke the wetter na-
dor 4aaWseaoat aad fatoraa tha
dopaitiaat of ooaaaieree vepre
sentatiTes later.
tnrrlne T3offlplains
We waraed the airport cona-
falttee last rear hot to aptid all
of the 150,000 because something
ap, bat
4-HClubsWill
Attend Jubilee
In Salem Soon
Arrangements hare been" made
for boys andatfTls of-rariows lire--stock
4-H club projects in the
countr to attend the Jersey jubt-
rfcse to be held here the la tier part
Of that asoelh and to hav a ser-l
ies of lirestock Judging practices
at the show, reports W. W. Fox.
county dub loader.
it Is expected tnasabers of the
Sil Yerton. vcalf dub. the Waldo
Hilar Shropshire shaop aldb, thd
Cllvertnn jcheen and wfr clttb and
the gWs aee dab at lnaeleay,
will attend and profit by the In
vitation ' 6f the jubilee mi
Rotations Will
Hear Delegates
Speak on Meet
Delegates to the recently' held
eeareaUea of northwest clubs in
Rotary International will speak at
tea eagalar meeting of tho dub
to be hell here Wednesday. A
special- musle program to aug
aieat taaas talks has been plaaned
far the day with Kenneth Allen
In charge.
Rotary for the last week
brought TT member to answer
roll caU while oaly tfare were ab
sent, ffew members being con
sidered include Lloyd T. fUgdon,
J. B. Blinkhom. -Leo U. Eyerly..
CSJOr PfOTOB JATJ3TT
May
1 r-
Mr.
JEFFEESON.
and Mrs. L. Ti. Bennett had as
guests orer the week-end, Mrs.
Nendel af Tillamook, and her
son, ' Lester Zlmmerlee of La
Grande. On ateday the Ben
nett family and guests motored
to Ca sead la to spend the day at
the springs.
USTEBTEKS PAY FEE
PflATUM, . May 15 largo
delegation-from here attended the
declamatory' contest at Aurora
Saturday night where they ' were
taxed 2 Be' eaah tor being Interest
ed In 'school ' contacts. Thai ought
to bare Its effect on tattre con
tests.
Editor Statesman t
Dear "Sir:.
Mease a9ow as apaoe ta
thank the Toters ot my .ward
ear tatr awppo la bo prf
aaary eocetten aad to assmra
them of -Jast as loyal sad
taftbrol aerrftee. -bat I aaa'
ast lined up wit aay aUqae
of dan, taltf lib tjaTdUlod 0
paafah. ao axe to grind, aad,
wUl serve tfes city to tbe
best of my ability.
S. A. HUGHES.
"Diet, the Miracle Healer"
Positively the Most Wonderful Free
. Lecture Ever Heard!
MILLERS HALL
372 Court St.
Wednesday Evening, May 21st
. Particular in Tomorrow, Paper
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Caatt90Bd trsm page 1
Mr. tleadrfcka deelarad bat he
want on to eay that be themght
the caateaatal analmsary abanld
be fJansed aa" larga aeale and
bheald attract aaea d areeaea
trasa sH parts at the mtiaa.
la bis opeaiag remarka JSt.
Beadrieks tald af bis reoeht wistt
ta the aeaaa ft Joseph Gerrais, j
waeeo place waa located aboat
two miles aorth of the Jason Lee
mission on tho Willamette river.
It was here 2asoa Lee was enter
tained on bla first exploratory
trip up the Willamette ta -search
of a site for hh mission.
Dr. Carl Greg Doney, presi
dent of Willamette snrrersity, tn
inbroduciag ilr. Henjirieht, liken
ed the Mission Bottom aite to ath-
er blstortc shrines In "the world.
In acquiring this shrine we . ate
not taking a place am a thing," he
declared, wa are acquiring an
finflfafiEflTBi
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tire loss of about a half billion
dollars.
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n sha
loss.
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studying yvmr insurance
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Fire
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i
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i
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