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PAGE TY70 -f ----- The OltEGON Salcru'brcgtaC Friday Marnia? JnTy 21, 1S33 i LIKELY TDDAY 7" POST REACHES BE RON IN 25 HOURS -o State, National Prohibition ! . Develop Interest; Polls Open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ' f Continued from pas 1) Amendment to th federal consti tution. Adoption ol this amend ment would repeal the. present 18th amendment and would"pUree only one prohibition on the liquor traffic t . the federal government would . undertake to prohibit the ' transportation ot Honor Into any stat or territory operating under Hi own. "dry" law, i ' :--t " ' ' - , At the sam tlm Toters will he naked to elect seven delegate to the state convention to be -held 30 day after the July 21: election. Marion county delegate who fa vor retention of the 18th amend ment are Harvey S. Bond, Frank E: rowtt. EL W. Coulson, E. 8. Hammond. 8. B- Laughlra, Glenn B, McClellan, Walter L. Shrock. Jlarlon county delegate who fa ro r repeal ot toe 18th amendment are Ray J. fclatt, Harry Humph . leys, T. X- Urealey, Warren Pohl. "Edward Rosteln, LottaC. Smith, P. N.I Smith. -v fTbo eight -other measure on -vine stat ballot are: 'BUte Bonn limit Appear on Ballot - Proposed constitutional amend ment .prohibiting the paying ot . cash honttse by the State. World , , War Veterana. commission nd ' providing- that no bonus loans can be mad after June 30, 1938. Proposed constitutional araend : meat- authorising counties fcgr popular Tote to adopt a county manager form of goTermnent. . Proposed, amendment to state constitution to authorise district attorney to prosecute criminal cases on information and without I mandatory grand jury Indictment. ITie CM; Bdardv; 1 By OLIVE IL- DOAK ,.e ; ELSXXOtUS V Today Zaa Grey's "Sunset ' Pass." ' - - . " i - - GRAND ' ". Today "Dangerous Cross roads' with Chic Sal. ::: . ... . -- . .1 1 . . T. If 1 TV A . ' - -- - ' - - " TulS pBovOgrapu, inuunumu oj THr toiu-jitiui m xwra, mivwi nucj rw toiki; nmraiw. , - - i- i Mi - lil; BOSS Til Defendant; Is - Belllgereht; Says He may: Have to s "Picker Again: J (Contlna from pes 1) Rich&rdsos and Newell Williams Richardson said ;he ' knew a shotgun had been loaded with tear gas- sheilsandlnat 'li hlmsU stood in th courthous with a pick handl which h intended to us It necessary, but not against women or children. Hulsey testi fied he heard Goss say from the courthouse grounds: . Judge 8Ieg- mund should remember what hap pened to th csar of Russia.? At a point In Deputy. WilUams testimony, Goodman talked ot moring tor la directed Terdict, when Williams, stated he arrested Goss tor tailing to mor after he was ordered to do in. iml tint fn Yacrancy. th I th girl h lores. Keen plays th Pointed out WilUams was not prt. I aepuiyuss Burke, winner oi ate proeecutor on th Tagrancy charg. and With this Judge Hay- ' ' HOLLYWOOD r. Today Douglas Fairbanks, Jr In "Th ' Parachut Jumper, Zan Grey's 18th story to reach th screen, "Sunset Pass, comes to the Elslnore theatre today' with Randolph Scott, Tom Keene, Ka thleen Burke Noah Beery, Harry Carey and Kent Taylor playing the: roles I originally outlined in Grey's norel. The picture, replete with breath less action, is the story of dep uty who finds 'that the man he must apprehend is the brother of a- nvo sums GRANTS PASS. Ore, July 39 (AP) Taking the witness stand for th state in the trial ot Harry Bowles. 21. on a charge of first, decree- murder rtor the death of an - Oregon : stat policeman, John Alrin Barrier, 17 covHcted this week on a similar eharge, tes tified .that he fired the first tw shots that entered . th officer's body. .. - . - ' '. ' As to the other two ot the four shots that wer found in the body pf'MIJo Baueom, the officer, he could not . remember, .. Barrier said. . - On' cross examination he testi fied that he bad ahot Baueom nco from th driTer seat of the stolen car th two southern Cali fornia youths were in, and one as th officer tackled hun around the ankle. He . aald that Bowie tbn rounded th front of th ear on th run, shouting, "Why didn't you shoot him in th head? .Barrier is to be sentenced to lit imprisonment when his com panion's trial is completed. -Msmd-tliexwarld solo flyer .with Amerlcsur cons-late official and newspapermesi a few minote h landed t Tentpelhof airdrome, Berlin, 5 boars from New York! Post shattered aH speed record on Um filch! t the Gerasa capital. Refaelfiu;, Post continued on to Koenigsbsuw. where bad weath er forced him down. A few hours later be poshed onto Moacow, International Dlustrated News phot. MIWAIS nrip run EDTWn North Commercial and Center streets. Counsel tor the defendants im mediately serred notie that they i would seek a new trial. Proposed stltutlon PORTLAND, Ore., July 20. (AP) Branch banks will be es tablished at Albany by two Port land banks, officers ot the insti tutions disclosed today. Charters were granted today to both insti- tnttnn h th controller of the to authorise Issuanc curreney j0 Washington, D 0. amendment to con requiring two-thirds of electors at municipal and cml , ubdiTislons of bonds. Law which would permit state to Issue 1103,779 in state power fund bends. I . Sales tax bill, ref erended by legislation, imposing for two years a two per cent sales tax on gross retail I sales and a three tenths of-one per cent tax-on publishing and sales to dealers for resale. I i- Proposed repeal of Sections 31 and 31a ot stat constitution wherein prohibition is prorlded for. Oleomargarine tax bill, placed on "ballot by referendum, by th people. Imposing a tax ot four cents a pound on each pound ot oleomargarine sold and a IS an 1 aual "license tax on dealers. - . Paul S. Dick, president of the United States National bank, and E. B. MacNaughton, president ot the Pirst National, each said lo cation for the branch ot his insti tution has not yet been decided upon, but would be shortly. Be lief was expressed the new branch es' would be open by the first of next week. Although the personnel, of neither branch has yet been se lected, it was beUered each bank would send a man from Portland a manager, and-that his-assistant would be someone long con nected with the. Albany banks. The Willamette ralley elty has been without unrestricted banking since- the bank holidays ' last Mareh. The First National bank of Albany is in th hands of Fred E. Calllster as conserrator, and has been doing a trust business.' The Albany state bank, also doing a trust business, has paid I per cent on Its commercial deposits and 10 per cent to its tarings de positors. . . " - -V ' Calgary Suiters Extensive Blaze CALGARY, Alta.. July 30 (AP) On of th worst fires- In Calgary's history tonight destroy ed the-Norman block, a large downtown business establishment, and firemen were concentrating on taring nearby structures after a rain four-hour struggle to sure the block. The loss was about 3500.000. At midnight th flame wer still, defying firemen but it was belleTed neighboring buildings were safe. . DALLAS, July 20. Polk coun ty is preparing to east her rote on th repeal of the 18th amend ment and the stat prohibition law on Friday with both th wets ; and th dry waging a strong campaign. Present indica tions show that this county will nrobablr reverse her tand at the election last November and I i'Vircnri TTnTmpr go wet by a small margin. tUr5Ui I Ul iC?i Wet groups hare not been as actir as th drys and bar de pended mor on public sentiment and advertising than on actual campaigning. A Close rac is expected on , the candidates and repeal mea sures but no definite indications! are shown on the rote on th other measures' on th ballot. People seem to be more Inter ested in th repeal , ot prohibi tion than in the other measures and ar content to let th bal ance ot th ballot go as It will.- Hosiery Factories to Increase Wages PHILADELPHIA, July 20. (AP) On hundred and, seven hosiery manufacturers- Of Penn sylvania and southern New Jer sey tonight adopted a new wag scale which they said represents an Increase of about 28 per cent over prevailing, rates, to go into effect next Monday. Telephone Man Here is Called WAGB BOOST NOTED PHILADELPHIA. July 30. (AP) A 20 per cent wag in crease was announced today by officials of th H. D. Lee Mercan tile Co., manufacturers of union- mad garments. Th increase will return th pay rats to the 1129 level.' - Til IS ARRESTED iV inns Besides Mrs. George and Goss. members ot th Unemployed coun cil who testified for the defense were: L Llghty, an ex-service man; o. M. Wyatt, minister and painter who admitted on cross ex amlnatlon that . h was on of Goss'. bondsmen; C. Sturtevant, resident here flv years: Mrs. Iola the "nationwide panther woman contest. th girl; aad Scott, her brother. of th tilm.ar a raging prairie fire, : consuming thousands of acres; th mad stampede of an enornMus herd of cattle; and plenty ot hard-riding and thrill lag gunplay. CHICAGO, July 20 (AP) Roger Tuohy, Chicago gangster, arrested today in Elkhorn. Wis along with three of his satellites. was being returned her tonight for Questioning . in connection with the abduction of John Fac tor, market operator, and' scores of other crimes. Before leaving Elkhorn, Cap tain Daniel Gilbert of the Chicago detective bureau . said - h had "posltlv Information' that three of the men participated In th Factor kidnaping. The- prisoners, according to Elk horn police, . wer ldentrued as Tuohy, Willi Sharkey, "Gloomy Gus" Schaeffer and Ed McFadden. .Th men were arrested when their ear was wrecked while speeding around a curve In Elk horn. In th machin wer found six revolvers, a repeating title and an automatic pistol. . rusuient nere live years: MTS. iola I f 1 e Peterson, 1740 Waller; Mrs. a UTOCWy otOreS Greene. 1140 North 15th; and J. I a tt r agree upon uoae Of Wages, Hours L. Harris of Turner who was the only, on to testify, on cross ex- amination, that Goss told the workers they could not resist an armed fore after the eviction or der was given; Sam Rutherford. secretary of the Unemployed council; and Mrs. B. E. Berger- son. Goss in his testimony referred frequently to the workers declar- lng they were in their constitu tional rights in staying on the grounds, but when th district at torney pinned him down to find wnat workers mad such state ments, Goss knew none. Later de fense through Mrs. Peterson at tempted to bring forth that she had mad such statements, but in stats objections wer sus tained. Jurors ar S. A. Harris, James Sykes, John Barr, F. B. Wilker- son, E. 8. Hammond, Ben Rob inson. PORTLAND. Ore.. July 20 (AP) A code providing that all grocery stores in Portland be open not before 7:30 a. m. and close cot later than trSO p. m., six days a week was adopted by the Gro cers' and Merchants' association here today. The code, drawn in accordance with the national in dustrial recovery act. would fur ther provide that no store be open on Sunday. A minimum wage for women of $11 a week or $2.50 a day was agreed upon, with a maximum work week ot 48 hours of 8 hours a day. For men th maximum work week was set at 48 hours with a maximum day ot 10 hours. Minimum wag for men would be $18 a week or $3 a day. bub ens jtror that thr first to - gst ther hav not wasted time. Going to day will be A. M. Lausch. C. A. Keiis, Gus ioore, J red Reming ton, Everett Clark, Boh Brown ell, r Delria Nlederhelser and Dwlght Adams. bSK5b WASHINGTON, July 30 (AP) -With sheets ot statistics and earnest argument, the lumber in dustry or tu south and west to day defended hour and wage scales proposed "for its industrial cod which had been, declared un satisfactory by Hugh S. Johnson, recovery administrator. In th west, purchasing power will be from $1.28 to $5-71 above that of 1929, under the seal pro posed, said W. C. Ruegnlts, of the Loyal Legion of loggers and- lum bermen. The scale for th west ranges from $18 for a week of 40 hours to $30.40 for 48 hours. In addition, agreement with the administration on th code's ar ticle dealing with conservation was announced, under which the nation's forest resources will be rigidly protected - sgainst deple tion. ADVANCE GUARD GOES 7 Th advance guard for the an nuai i. at. v. a. summer camn will leave Salem this mornlnx for the Oceanside grounds of the or ganisation. When other camp leaders and hoys arrive Monday, they expect to find a new kitchen attached to th dining, hall to COOS Ml OUT FilJi'S DEBUT LOXO-.BEACH, CsfiL. July 20 ' (AP) Billed as -David Hut ton, th Angelus tempi baritone. th husband of blond haired Aime BempI MePherson,. mad his debut-on, the vaudeville stag here today rwhlle -his - attorneys prepared legal papers for service la Baltimore notifying th evange list sn has been sued or a dl? ore. - : ' . ; With th ways well greased by the current blast of marital pub licity, Huttoa, decidedly nervous in th hours before his first stage appearanc was cheered by the sight of a lino forming In front of a small Long Beach theatre. Peering from his hotel window. he turned back with a broid smile: ' - "Doesn't that look great? he demanded. - .; Meanwhile. Perom Mayo. his. attorney, prepared the paper that . will be served on Mrs. UcPherson next Tuesday - when sh arrives In Baltimore from France, where she recently underwent an opera tion In Paris, after a world tour. Large Fund for Roads in Seven : States Favored WASHINGTON. Jnly 30 (AP) Th public works administrator today approved plans for spend ing $73,433,478 on roads In sev en states preliminary to early con sideration of non-federal construc tion projects expected to aggre gate almost $1.500.000,000... Secretary. Jckes, the pub lie works administrator, said ho had completed drafting recommenda tions tor appointment ot regional and stat advisers to. handle the public works advances- to states' and municipalities and" was ready to submit them to President Roo sevelt for final approval. . WALLACE APPROVES . WASHINGTON, July 20 (AP) Secretary Wallae tonight said he approved of th order of direc tors ot th Chicago board of trad suspending trading in grain fu tures tomorrow. Young Roosvelt ToWed9Claimed CHICAGO. July 31i-(AP Th Chicago Herald and Examiner in a copyrighted story said today Elliott Roosevelt, 33 year old son ot th president, will marry Miss Ruth Googlns of Fort Worth, Tex., tomorrow at th horn ot Miss Googlns' unci, George C. Swller of Burlington, Iowa. New Trial Asked : For Sheriff of f 1 . t , . " Jackson County .: MEDFORD, July 30. (AP) I A motion for a new trial was tiled la eltcult court here today by at torneys for Gordon L. Schermer-1 horn, former sheriff of Jackson county, who was recently convict ed ot complicity in th theft of 10,000 ballots from the county courthouse on the eve of a recount of votes to determine th legality of his election as sheriff. . Th motion set forth thai th Jury was drawn in an illegal man ner, that evidence was insufficient to warrant, a Terdict ot -guilty. that th verdict was against the law and that certain Jurors had expressed the opinion that Scher merhorn was guilty before they wer drawn as Jurors. ' - ;Too Late to Classify HXXP WANTED ' Youaff Btn rprtertcd bookkeep er, stenographer. Knowtod ot mnu fctuiin aad stock bandana desirable. To begin wtth mode rata aalary with eppert unity for advancement. Apply 1b own handwrltln to box X6i, States . man.-., - PORTLAND. July 20 (AP) Clair H. Corson. 39. district equipment superintendent of the Pacific Telephone &.. Telegraph company here, died at his home here today. Heart trouble was said to hare been the cause - of his death. - -. . Corson had been employed by th telephone company for 23 rears. He was wire chief at Salem from June-e923 until 1928 when he was madef district plant chief, with headquarters in that city. In May, 1930 he came to th Port land office.- His widow and two children survive. Funeral arrangements had not been completed today. - Schiess Winner In Damage Case y Over Car Crash A verdict calling tor $5000 in payment to the plaintiff Otto Schiess, was returned at $ P m. Thursday in circuit court before Jadg L. H. McMahan. Th caso went to th Jury Thursday morn ing. Defendants In th action were Beulah M. Fisher and W. A. 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