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lie OREGON STATESllANr SakeuOregaa, SatcnUy Morning, July 19, 1933
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VISITS BOIG
, Never rTasted ;A!cohol.arid
:tCoatfnoed from vacei.)
also understood French, they -let
, Wfivv:;r : ;-, .
'distinction, aside from I Ma yearn
p4 hiainertlal carter. is that set
of teeth which He says be produ
ced at the age of lfleV But they're
all tone now, having? lasted. only
16 years, he says, and jo while
he la hero and not occupied ith
lAfttn' tti Arwtnrm fciaa m.
stead -of; ho paring the' doctors,
he thinks 'he may hoy himself a
et of false teeth. '-
Agha came aeconipanled ! by his
grea-great-grandson, a haad
some young . man named Ahmet
Mussa, and his patron Assim
Redvan, who imports American
automobiles to Istanbal and Ja
"angel" for the trip. -
, They were met by Catrln Bar-;
risan, Agon's American manager,
who said Slnee Agha la really
. an . unofficial : represenfailre of
the Turkish government oa this
trfp he must not bo permitted to
cheasen himself In any way"
. Harris explained he had turn
Jd down an offer nt S2 weeks at
2.TS oa . week from syndicate
which operated a flea circus la
I
Times Square and a boardwalk
aldeehow in Atlantic City, and so
tar had signed Agha for only two
appearances Before unnamed scl
entifle organisations. He was also
uncommunicative about the fees.
iicfmn iiii i ilidc
I1UU.1ILU UILLIIIUU :
(Continued tnm Pa" 1.)
foe as possible was asked.
The petition took as its oasis
the assumption Billings was "an
innocent man wrongfully convict
ed through talis and '"perjured
evidence of certain witnesses.
and asserted the law "gives no re
lief front perjury except through
an application for a pardon. It
also declared whatever guilt at
tached to Billing also attached to'
IJooney; that one could not be in
nocent and the other guilty.
" Particular stress was laid by the
petition upon photographs taken
daring Che preparedness parade
aad introduced at hto Mooney
Blllings trial as evidence, and up
on the showing thai VaeDonald
was encouraged to testify In the
hepe of receiving a 1-Jge mone
tary reward of 117,000. Lengthy
extracts from testimony ' of wit
nesses at the trial were Included
la the document, emphasizing dl-
rgehciea -hetweeh 'their sti-
nfony and that of MacDonald, to
wiioni reference was made as "one
lone, disreputable character and
(be Question asked:
7"lr not there some way to con
vince the human mind the 20 wit
nesses and the nhotocranhs onrht
to ho believed as against that one
person"?
V.& Red Revolt
Plan. Described
At House Ptobe
V NEW TOWS, - Jury It, (AP)
-f-The special house communist In
vestigating committee today re
ceived from former Police Com
missioner Grover A. Whalen
photostatie copies of documents
alleged to show Soviet Russia.
through the Amtorx Trading Co
a commercial agency handlins;
. Rassian business in the United
States, was - attempting to fo
ment Industrial revolution la this
country.
, He said he could demonstrate
the authenticity et the documents.
which Amtorg repressnttatiTea
have branded forgeries. The Atn-
torg aide of the case la to bo hoard
text week.
Wildcat Throws
: ' Ernie Arthur in
Eugene Contest
:.s ECOENB. ' Ore- July
:AP) George Wildcat Pete, Eu
gene, defeated - Ernie Arthur,
'TralL B. CL. mlddleweteht cham-
- - ion vi unu ia tw u
of threw in n main event wresfc-
''Ilnsr bout hero tonight.
f. Arthur took the first fall In
jtH minntet with a jahort arm
I scissor. Pete won the second in
HiM minutes by hurling J him
over on his back with a eonnter
illfelson after Arthur had npplied
:a full Nelson, Arthur wan etun-
I ined. . ; - . - " 0-- :.;
Arthnr wan stlil . groggy when3
he ease back and Pete book the:
finira zau in ieu seconas.
i -
jiVotad Accordion
flayer Appears
n
At Breitenbush
ft Guido'Deiro. TamoTw:as a pia-;
bo .accordionist, is to give con-i
text at JJreltenbttah hot rprlnrt
Ptinrti aftarnaon. , Debro has)
II .... . I I
c aoett hla -raoattont at lreiten4
, buah Tor the past ten years. He
lhaa iiiit'returnci troa'a concert!
Hour .of England' whert ,.ts:an4
fpeared la many theatrae. . . . , ;
Band, ttd&lo hat alao beenari
Ranged n dlrersfon for thos4
. Who visit nt the eprtart next Sun
. i day according .to .the announce-
tmeniv.6t u. XJW cmcsman. man
Stoanager .of tho 'resort, v vv; , 1
5 , CnniULlg, WCIW July It
AP) A fixe that-destroyod one
f. business. buUilcg and nix. rest
deuces in the HtUo vfUado of
"f Frances, , 1 1 nalles southwest of
mu IS BED
Tin rrmnvin r-r
!
Marx jwwnuiM wnww"' s ''
Determined
ta cea- Away from aectartaalsm aA restore Of spirit OX
mm the brearhinf friars has
of clergymen of different creeds,
nni: jsrotners syiresier, reter
preachins; as they go. They bare
coast, -trayeun on toot.
Emm
DKXVKR, July 18. (AP) In
a staccato burst of applause,
members of the Lions dabs, serr-
Ice organization, of four nations
today inducted their officials for
the coming year and named Tor
onto as the-clty in which they will
hold their 1931 convention. The
selection takes hte annual ' con
vention out of the United States
tor the first time.
Earls W. Hodges, New Terk,
was advanced from the first vice
presidency to the presidency . at
the closing session. Other officers
selected were: First vice presi
dent, Jullen C. Hyer. Ft. Worth,
second rice president. Robert t
McKeever, Washington; htird vice
president, Charles . H. Hatten.
Wichita ,& .;
and directors Wou S. Hewlett, Of
Bridgeport, CoenM E. B. Kingsley,
Pnrkersburg, W. Va., Robert W.
Phillios. Lafayette. Ihd Julius
Wuerthner,' i Great Falls. Mont..
ana tucnara. i. usenoaaga, ajcu-
ver
HEAPED FOR ALTAR
AMABILLO, Uexas, July 18
(AP) The next flight of Major
Charles Kings lord-Smith will be
OYer the tea of matrimony, he
f??J??L"JT
Angeles to Khosas City.
Coolest Spot
ma
. TODAY TOMORROW
I ON THE STAGE 1
IDEA
CASTLfiTON and MACK
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ROBERT CLOY
TURKS BRICKTOPS
aiACK B1SSETT DANCERS.
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THE SCREEN'S MOST
POPULAR ROMANTIC
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bMa founded in California, Included te thB Order at n nnsnber
phyalclaa n4 f ormor ntjay
ana s-ssu, n umyeunsj ne roma ai
Just arrlTed in saa anclsCo ana
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Board
By OLIVE M. DOAK .
FOX KLSIXOBJC .
Today Gary Cooper In
"Only the Bravo" and F. A
M. "Aomanee Idea."
THE HOLLYWOOD
Today "Burning Up."
THE GRAXD
Today "TraUing Trou
ble,'' with Hoot Gibson.
HUGH'S CAPITOL
Today "The Aviator."
2S HIES U1E
(Continued from. Pagt 1.)
City, where ho stopped at noon.
Head winds held him back on
the return flight. Ho had hoped
for favorable tall winds on the
eastward leg.
A crowd of aviation enthusi
asts greeted tfamer as he step
ped from the cackplt of bis low"
wise monoplane. Hit face vat
drawn and lined from the strain
of the long hours at the controls
without rest or tieep.
In Town
MAinr
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trae C3uigtiaaHty. new ordes
office Tnreo of them, left ts t
vte eta miseinnsmss sn vauianun,
plea to coTer the entire rnclfio
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Oregon City Man
Safe After Long
Hike in Cascades
MOLALLA, OrOu. July 18
(AP) -After wanderfn in the
I Cascade mountains for li hours
Norman Stout. 13. Oregon city.
cafde nson two fishermen today
Who directed him to safety.
stone, with two companions.
his brother Wimam and William
i Blosier, Salem, went to Emerald
lake Thurtday. Norman took a
riflo thd started in search of
game. Ho soon became lost and
wandered All day through the for
est. .At nightfall ho built Crt
to steep warm and stayed awake
all night to keep it burning.
At dawn ho continued his wan
derings and finally came to the
north fork of the UolaHa river.
Ho followed the river until ho
came upon the fishermen.
SUMMER PRICES:-
' MaUnee, 10-il5-8
Evenings, 10-33-&0
, : tM Tinea
TODAY
TOWARD
EVERETT
HORTOX
The Ace of Mtrth
olaaxera
THE AVUTOir
aaiey Rotn Miner
Johnny Arthur
TttftPbono Vaude
ville Acts ' 1 j
STARTS SUNDAY
V
JOE E. BROWN
,; kon4
, iBauinfi tin wolssV IsMAhW th
:wty ArewxhwtapurTdmg dla
Mno-aiSabt.
r-i i 1 i Ti m-t y sy
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SEIE G1D5
8 L'l illT
jrcrdtyf Opponents, Claim nb
FH2l wanned; U3- .
fK3 Aredncnt
ICWaiTd pw a ra
contest weld '.not Vo tar hnead.
these Ufii8tedah imMtwultn(i wH Mm lro Mrs. PorUr aid
bo made,- T ' - :. ' 1
tfitnaft leaden tjecepted
aUIon eU replied they . 'Would
keep the esnlte in 0008100 Uhfxhx.
fjenitor Watson, Indiana, the re-1
PahUcfth - leader ' ts3L ' Tv 1 3 WIU
girt rat tbprUhitfVter dto
ewBslon and we don't Wrant to taeo
tho -elotuTe for that is j art what
Cay want" He added !They want
tu ry. 'gag.' However, Watson
insisted therw we'onouajfr votes
In; the ovnnt to adopt eleturo it
necesskry. "t
Denies Argvment , ' : '
iB . Filibnster -
''Johnson heatedly denied in de
bate, KTe Smoot, . republican.
CtaS. that any tnibuster oxUted
tralnst the treaty and he called
attentiou -that wrery jylUbto he
hid uttered In the discussion bad
been pertinent to the Subject.
i When Jebnton cballented. bin
to get tnlo the fletiaie th Utahan
ecUned on the around ho did not
want to Join -this ttUbmater.
, Johnson cOttcladed with the as
sertion "any man who stands here
gagged And bound and doesn't
dare to ffucusa thit treaty lsnt
fit to tit In the dtnato."
Alter JohaMn had cohclnded
his aseech. Senator Oddie. rebttb-
llcasw Kevada. carried on tor more
than two houri With n dsnniicla
tlon of the treaty tenni. Boreal
many f the aUUtoenU mafto be
fore -that marei eemaittoo by nary
Offleers opposing the pact, Oddie
waa followed by fitaator Cope
bxnd. democrat. Now York. Sena
tor Johnson Contended the treaty
abolished th 6-S ratio establish
ed with Japan by the 1121 confer
eaoe. . ,
. MX oan not nnderatand," he
said, "why Aaerioans represent
luf Amerka ahowld not have in
sisted upon the maintenance
that ratio.
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"O n tXT ibcm A Ifrxta TosaccO
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If
nni
ere. mere
Cleaftea About lsUreSi- . 4
r ing People
U Balsas fif 10
absence, Ber. Leland Porter will
pmch 8ltlV.T3OTlBI.tt tt
First .Christian church, of which
ho is a former pastor, Mr. Ppter
Is here trom ldinneanolis, tHiaft
their, daughter. Miss Mary. They
were- wuests Htkt bsb. 01 sar.
had -lira, W. a Blrdwell, 2tl5
fsouth commercial street, tbo
trisitors will leeta Monday for the
TQIajnoekOuatryr THer iPa to
spesyomo.tsno at potnu in me
northfwt bettro murnbif to'
Hinneapolts.
.
TVa hati ruitors trm almoot
every state in the union tt the
ftity ante eanip and many of them
come back year alter year,"' aaia
H. s. Poisai, aavonnxoaaent or
the municipal auto park. MrC
Poisai is now serving his fourth
year ns susertnteadent and en-
Joys meetiajr his "guests" at the
Para. .
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'Every on teems to have o
htary crop bCftay tbJt year," sfcld
Mrs. R. C. Bidwelt. office naanager
for lie Cherry City Milling Corn
ptny. "It ii of etciirefit nuallty,
she added, in apeaklng of that
which has no far been delivered.
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Fiord Cook, former secretary
of republican state committee.
was a s&iem visitor yesterday.
Cook Is being .discussed tor the
position of state chairman and la
In a distinctly receptive mood.
tfrwilr a.Tm thm mtnbni tit th
state committee art freepins
dose-mouthed on the:r prer erenee
for rovomor. "It will uxe most
of thtnfternoo for rganlatiOn.,
said Cook. "New officers of the
committee must bo ehocea be
fore the committee fia start bal
lotlttg on governor.' How toss It
will take to pick the candidate
after the voting starts it prob
lematical." ,
e
More people that over are
spending their vacation at ttaa-
sanlta beach, northernmost of the
Tillamook coast resorts, thit year,
reported John W. Parker, who was
a scientist
i
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JiVrRYTHlNO THAT tdENCB U
modem of rrtcarA facilMet caa provide, contributet
to and faiepxtrdf tic taniibrm good taste tad "purity
TO THU EKD taalatain 1 tliorwiy oder
iadmtrial laboo-wlflatnffa ttxpert
Intent first nod lnet,sjpoa wholcsocoi gCttdnost .
f OU HAVB OtWrrotZkOusax
g& u t&c tilt bztt U a dgtittrt-i
:iilf!? V4-Uh every snCtr
must have WaarixfyASTB abotemxtl!;f;
Co.
in tho city yesterday from Kan-
xantU. Thero It an ' unusual
amount of Activity at this place, ho
iava. Paf'ker. whhtw homo is fa
Salem at llI,Karth lib, it spenl
lag the toauner with lira. Parker
there ami ss constructing several
beacn tottlie ta his property
thorts,- .
Dr. EUen'DuBois. attending the
meeting of the Oregon naturopa
thic association, la registered at
the Senator "hoteL -
PLOT NIPPED, Wbnn
LISBON. PtjrtOtl. Jaiy 1T,---
(AP The ? EjDcoignes dtrtrav
moot let it be known today that
a. tlt aeatnat the dktatonhte Of
Prestdent Carmoa has boon di
corerod, and a - number of cn
sens and soldiers arrested, '
fSOOff Today Ov&y
King
f the
Saddle!
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Comedy - News - Fables
Sandaj
BILLIE DOVE
in
'A Notorious Affair9
it's
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Accuracy
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it's Taste
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LAST Tlini3 TODAY
Matinee Saturday
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RItfMD
MARVV
Also Talking Lsiagdon Ooenedy
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and Serial
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here waa reported hero tonight.