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Its C3EG0N BTATESSiAN, SdesOrejca, Yixy Monifaft Jiaw 18183
Attempt Show
Check Covered
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Keech ' Indicates Stand
. '.- to Be Richardson - -
" Took'iio Money .
(Continued iron page II
rect defeat e testimony 1 neeea
. sacy , but-sald-lf that were done
he would have to ell l tUrt
number of witnesses at treat ex
. pease to, the county.! They would
be the persons . to whom the
Checks were drawn, he Indicated.
Earlier in the afternoon Keech
had read off 68 county checks
k. nnmhsr anit asked Rowers in
each instance if. Jtlcht-dson "told
you he pat money in the till at
the time they were issued?"
"Yes, except that there are one
of two there where fce said he
d'Vl not put . the money back on
th same day they were issued,
BSwers replied. '
The auditor said he had gone
over nil the checks, a stack, sev
eral Inches high, one at a time
With, Richardson on three or four
Occasions. .
VYou found many more checks
, on. county funds where other peo-
pie than Mr. Richardson cot the
money?" Keech queried,
i "Some of them" were described
a "accommodation' checks. Bow
ers explained. - r
H Was it the general practice to
rfecelre money otot the treasurer's
counter and then issue county
checks "as an accommodation?
Keech asked.
;. "I dont know exactly, the au
ditor replied. i v' ,
Asked if "severs! thousand"
such checks had not been issued.
Bowers said "a considerable nunv
: ber had been.
r : Richardson assisted the audlt
- bfi In picklnc some I of these
' checks out. Bowers testified. -l.Tbe
state pointed Its closing di
rect' testimony from the aaditor-
wlUesi toward disclosing how
nft.h Richardson spent d urine the
seven Tears 2t2t-isxi, largely to
lylnf an the ex-deputy's personal
records for substantiation,
rnrpoac To Show :-..-- '. v
pcfeedant's Expenses ' ,
i Marsh said the purpose of these
personal papers of the defendant
wjas to show "that he was spend
lg . more than his Income and
thtt would be some evidence that
ket' 'i cot the money from the
efttnty.? . . .
iTRichardson's - normal income,,
the Jury was told, consisted of his
ieputyshlp salary, rancinc from
f to 118 a month, $100 re
ctired from a mlnlnc venture one
. year, earnings part of the time
tram milking cows end selling: the'
milk, help from hie children and.
notes from persons who owed him
money in connection with a paint
store In which he had an Interest
before he entered the treasuer's
office. : - ' -
! Bowers fixed Richardson's year-
. ly expenditures as follows: -
mt ism.tj; im. tmo.
- 14;fit28,i $U17.0t: mt. SI..
ltl.03.' . liao, $H3S.$t; 1IJ1.
imi.n: $iet3.7tu .
;. You hare no way of knowing
wnttner you nave everything in
there r not 7 " asked Marsh. .
mii niM,- sowers re
sponded, .
"The detailed 'checking of Rich
' ardson's expenditures ended with
,t32, the last year in which Bow
ers said the defendant had a bank
account. .'--
'"One of the records on which
Bowers said he depended to discover-
- Richardson's expenditures
rer's office covering affairs of the
Salem Mlnlnc company. Other
sources included a letter from a
local bank regarding & S100e note
signed In ltzl by U. J. Lehman
and Richardson and three similar
notes for three succeeding years.
i ventures tn which Richardson
' ' had Invested were listed by Bow
JT rt as the Edwards Mining com
pany.' Federal Mining company.
-tifiuweil mine, a mine near Pla
etrville, partnership with a Mr
Bartell In a mine at Jacksonville,
grubstaking of a Port Qrford proe
pector for 1200. partnershin with
two others In a mine option never
taken up. Bluebird mine and a
Mexican coconut plantation into
wntcn he put 1200.
75,000 Jews Will
Enter Palestine
: GENEVA, June "15.-flVMal-
cwim jaaciwnaiaunuan colonial
secretary, told the League of Na
tiona mandates rammiuinn wi,
that BrlUin proposed , to allow
is.eat Jewish refugees to enter
Palestine tn the next Ata Ter
' After tha V MacDonald said,
"further Jewish Immigration mill
take place only If the Arabs ac
quiesce." He explained 'that the
Arabs' ' demand for Immediate
stoppage of Immigration was an
a av
eccepiaoie. . . '
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Dallas Man Heads
Grand Lodge Body
CPORTLAND, Jnne lHVThe
grand lodge of Masons of Oregon
, elected Leif "JL rinseth of Dallaa.
grand master at todays session of
the Stth eouTflntlon. - - -.
Earl Snell, Salem, secretary of
state, was .elected, dmntv . nu4
paster. Other officers included AW
on u. uragg. saiem. junior grand
grand orator. .; i--"-
tmm Tt.rt.1
. ChiaM rOM4iM. Amml 8VC--CESS
for 80OO 7(r ia CHISA.
; N ailtit Hk vbt Silncat TM
;wuitla. hTi, taaf, Hm.ilwr,
; utomaea, gsa. eBtltioa, Icr,
diabetlm. rstaawttav, rn
Charlie Ci
I Chinese Herb Co.
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prsetle ia.'Ciias. t 1
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122 M. Coil St. Ultm, Ore,
- Counsel Accusedjn Alleged Jewish Attack
Three eepsuate ierestlgations were
Jewish etadeat, Melrla Bridge,
- shown with ceaaael last after be
similar circumstance. Left to rights Ellis Lerta, Rosen's attorney;
J Abeaasoa. attorney f or the boy who was eat.
Nazis Fire Away
At Great Britain
(Continued from page 1)
vfets 'Will quit haggling and sign
up."
Kaxls repeated denials of any
"abnormal" troop movements In
connection with reports that Ger
many and Hungary were planning
to divide np economically hard-
pressed Slovakia whose political
independence and territorial in
tegrity Germany guaranteed in n
treaty signed last March.
Meanwhile they spoke of Bri
tain's "painful position" In the
far east as a result of the Japan
ese blockade of the British and
French concessions in Tientsin.
All comment regarding Tientsin
was friendly toward the Japanese
but not outspokenly parturn.
Germany's propaganda machine
reacted quickly to British plana
for a foreign publicity department.
Short wave broadcasts in ng
llshaald: - .
, "The British government Is not
only trying to 'dupe the German
people, but it Is also misleading
the English-people as to its real
foreign policy."
' The broadcaster contrasted the
methods of Minister of Propagan
da. Paul Joseph Goebbels with
these of Britain and asserted
Goebbels "is successful because he
relies on truth.' i
Lie Detector Due
In Baby Kidnaping
CLYDE. O., June 18.WAV-As
10-weeks-old Haldon "Buster"
Fink lay In a tiny white casket
in the room from which he was
spirited by his slayer, his parents,
grandparents and other close rela
tive were naked tonight to sub
mit to lie detector tests.
The child was found dead In n
nearby creek yesterday, 12 hours
after he was taken from his crib.
Prosecutor A. L. Hyxer request
ed the lie detective tests, observ
ing: "I hope to get some sort Of a
lead."
The prosecutor said "everybody
associated with this case will be
examined," and announced tests
would start "first thing in the
morning." Relatives tonight were
asked individually to submit to
the test.
French Bluebeard
To Get Guillotine
VERSAILLES. Prance. June 16
xUPY-Deeth .on the guillotine at
dawn Saturday was set today for
Eugene Weldmann after President
Albert Jbrun turned down the fi
nal clemency appeal of the con
victed slayer of Jean Dekoven
Brooklyn dancer, and five other
persons.
The president, however, com
muted the death sentence of one
of Weidmann's accomplices, Ro
ger Million, to life Imprisonment,
; 'Million's counsel based his nlea
on n letter Weldmann wrote to the
president recently, saying he had
"exercised great influence" over
Million in the killings.
Alan Badly Hurt
In Truck Crash
truckload of Bing cherries
wan scattered over the streets and
Lin Mulkias of The -Dalles 1
cehred eerious. Injuries last night
when a cherry-laden track driven
by D. H. Gordlan; The Dalles, and
a sedan driven by Keith . Haven
Holcomb, 1070 Bnoadway, collided
at Front and Union streets.
Malkina, - a passenger in the
truck,' was taken - to the Salem
Deaconess hospital after emergen
cy treatment by - the Salem first
aid ear crew; which reported bis
coadltloa as serious. . - - -
NtuU Dm Rotary, Jews,
And Masons From Affair
-PRAGUE; . June IS (p) The
German . police administration ot
I Bndweis v la southern Bohemia
today, directed '.that Jews, tree
Masons and enembers if the; rotary-
club be. excluded from the
Csech community and social fun
tiens. . :-;;:" --- . , v-zc-
The order was . served on the
Csech national anion party lea
ders. It also forbade - the sing
ing, of t certain oegsv which "be
cause of changed conditions are
undesirable."
under way tn Baltimore fa the alleged attack eat a Jaalor higti school
14, who was slashed on the nerk. lfortea Rosea (fas shirt sleeves). Is
aafced a Jarr trial em charge be
i
ddltioo
In tks Vets
BERNE, Ind Jane lS.-iff)-rioreni
Stocky, a farmer, re
ported today his mare haa abed
real, honest-to-goodneas tears
since Its eolt broke oat of a
field and was killed by a train a
few days ago.
Neighbors, Yerifyinf Stucky
story said the mare bawls as it
broken-hearted.
BERNE, Ind., June 15-fl
Samael H. Barr calls his pet
rooster "Lord Chesterfield" De
cease of Its chivalry toward fe
male friends.
Barr said he saw this with
his own eyes, which he claims
are "pretty good":
The rooster led a bevy of
plump heas to a cherry tree. It
leaped into the air several
times, plucked some cherries
and presented them to the lady
fowl, who stood aroand la a
ring.
BALTIMORE, Jane 15ff-
"If you try to start anything, tlua
cab goes over in the ditch and
we both get killed." So said Taxi
Driver Paul Zarcone to the pas
senger who produced a pistol.
Without Incident, Zarcone report
ed o police, they drove to the
center of town. There the passen
ger cot out and bade Zarcone n
pleasant good night He didn't
pay for the ride, zarcone aian i
ask him to. .
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BRUNSWICK, Md Jnne 15.
-Jpy-When Fireman Fred Shaf
fer answered the engine house
telephone and learned the Fred
Shaffer home was oa fire he
dldat wait on anything, not
even the fire track. He dashed
out oa foot. Fellow flremea fol
lowed him with the pumper and
put ont the blase.
WASHINGTON. June 'lS.-W)-
Representative Dirksen (R-Ill.)
comnared some of the long
speeches made In the house today
on the relief mil to tne procedure
of a negro preacher of his ac
quaintance. Dirksen said the par
son described his sermon tnus:
'Fust ah tells 'em what ah"m
conna tell 'em. den ah tells 'em,
an' den ah tells 'em what an
tole 'em.
$25,000 Is Stolen
From Parked Auio
REDWOOD CITY, Calif., Jnne
lBHATheft of more than $25,
000 from an unlocked, parked car
at the San Francisco airport was
disclosed by Sheriff James J. Me-
Grath here tonight after Mrs. Wil
liam Ray Holmes,' middle-aged
widow from Cupertino, reported
the loss.
Deputy Sheriff Hugh Williams
said he' was told the reason Mrs.
Holmes carried the money, all la
$100 bills, with ber In a brief
case, was that she had been In
volved In litigation and was afraid
it would be attached It it were
kept In a bank account
Miss Cochran Is
Given Air Award
NEW YORK, June lS-iP-Ur
Eleanor Roosevelt today present
ed the Harmon ariatrlz trophy to
Jacqueline Cochran for the second
year in succession as "the world's
outstanding woman flyer.".. ,
In addition. Miss Cochran, who
In private life is Mrs. Floyd Od
lam, was awarded a. medal
stamped In memory ot the late
King Albert ot Belgium the first
American to receive it
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Prospective Farm Heads
Study Federal Programs
i WASHINGTON, Jnne IS (ff)
The : nation' prospective farm
leaders ot the future opened
seven-day national : 4-H club
camp here today to study the
government's farm program. -
In the group, housed in tents
near , the Washington monument
were 172 boys and girls from" 43
states and Puerto Rico, chosen
tor unusual achievements la ru
ral leadership. - -'"r
1 IVo Chinese Shot
TIENTSIN. June .lf.-(ff-Two
Chinese ? were reported shot to
death today by Japanese guards
near the United States marine bar
racks when they tried to pass a
basket of vegetables over a barrier
Into the Japanese-blockaded Brit
ish concession.
aasaaxea two ether rewthe
Boeea; and Xrvta Aaler and
Germans Are Held
Guilty of Blasts
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tag ease, but these were said to
have ao vain.
Germany's contention that the
commission was incompetent to
meet, or reach a decision, was
based on the withdrawal last
March of Dr. Victor H necking,
the German commissioner, who
subsequently charged that Associ
ate Justice Owen J. Roberts, the
umpire, had Indicated "bias."
After the decision, the German
embassy issued a statement de
scribing the commission's action
as "legally Invalid" because ot the
vacancy of the German commis
sioner's poet .Furthermore, the
embassy said, the only qnestion
before the c o m m 1 s s lo n was
whether to reopen the case and
allow further argument and evi
dence 'before a decision on the
merits."
The commission's ruling today
reversed the Hamburg decision of
1130 which absolved Germany ot
any connection with the series of
events which began when the
mammoth freight terminal at
Black Tom Island off Jersey City
blew np on the night of July $0,
11. That terrific explosion ot
2,000,000 pounds of munitions ea
route to the allied powers was
heard as tar away as Philadelphia
aad rocked the metropolitan New
York area.
The Klngsland catastrophe
came on the following January
11, 1017, when a half million
three-inch shells exploded after a
fire which started at a workman's
bench. -
Reversing the Hamburg deci
sion, jhe commission found that
both of these fires and explosions
were the result of German sabo
tage In a period of American neu
trality and were not caused by
spontaneous combustion or indus
trial accident as the Germans
ought to prove.
MILLIONS
L . . v
MiinjuvUrgcsf;
-Payroll Cuts
Attorney - General , Urges
- Draatic 'Slaslilna lu
(Continued from page )
practice of passing ont govern
ment jobs In -payment-of , polit
ical flebU" aad said "with it we
mnst abandon the oil companion
Idea that the. gpvemment payroH
a 'legitimate field for charity
and benevolence t ward special
too ns and persons who lack
qaanticuoar6rifubitc servicer
Both - notions,, are - nnsouno,
poor political science and above
all. poor! publie economy'" ' h
added. 4 .v, v.-.:.-
A large percentage of publie
lobs. Mnrohy contended. was
controlled by machine- polities
and special Interest groups. "The
opposltionrdf these groups to
gether with publie Ignorance ' Of
much of the meiiiciency, gran.
and waste resulting from the
spoils- system, - ha - been - enough
to undermine virtually every sub
stantial ' effort to establish and
enforce . sound personnel man
agement tn ' our' government"
Murphy began 'a talk by re
call 1 a g President Cleveland's
message to congress 41 year ago
in which the democratic presi
dent said the ' course of civil
service reform la this country
. . . Illustrates how strong a hold
a movement gains upon our peo
ple which has underlying it
sentiment of Justice and right
and which at the same time
promise better administration of
their government"
Although, Murphy continued.
civil service still was firmly ea
trenched la the respect end es
teem of the American people .
yet somehow, we have not made
the progress that might have
been anticipated in Cleveland's
day for a reform so obviously
necessary and so undeniably pro
gressive."
Wasco PUD Asked
By Pomona Grange
THE DALLES, Ore., June 11.
-AV-The Wasco county pomona
grange's power committee said to
night it would ask the state hydro
electric commission to set Angast
IS for an election oa formation
of a public utility district cover
ing northern Wasco county.
The grangers, meeting with The
Dalies Public Power and Indus
trial association, aominated
Charles Foster, Charles Roth, A.
W. Manchester, .William J. Sent
ert, Fred Wetie, Roy Johnson,
Roy Duvall and Else Woods tor
five directorships In the proposed
district
An effort to form such a dis
trict was voted down last year.
Pelting Hail Hits
Portland Streets
PORTLAND, Jane lS-(P)-Un-
seasonable hail and rain swamped
Portland streets today. -
With summer only a week away.
the storm broke with sudden in
tensity after gentle rains fell over
northwest Oregon earlier in the
day. Storm sewers failed to cope
with the downpour at first and
water ran in torrents down streets.
Continued rains were forecast
for tonight and Friday, accompan
ied by dropping temperatures.
GET
, ALLOT SPALDING 1 Mtl
Kearly a acore of penoas were lajured la Fliat, Michw when rival AFL
aad CIO Hatted Aate Workers clashed aear the General Motors
Fisher He. 1 pleat CIO waioaJsts
ties te drive AFL neesnhers froaa the CIO afflce oppoaite the gates
of the factory. One at those tajered Is shew a betas; aided to his
feet after peace ejaeaea the riot.
Moscow Talks Do
Not Get Anywhere
MOSCOW Jaae lf-rV-Forelga
office circle described as "aot
wholly favorable" the results of a
long conference today at which
British aad French envoys pro-
seated details ot new plans for a
British-French'Sovlet mutaal as
sistance pact
The Joint British-French propos
als were outlined to Premier-For
eign Commissar Wyacheslaft Mol-
otoff by French Ambassador Paul
Emil Naggiar, British Ambassador
Sir William Seeds and William
Strang, special British envoy.
At the conclusion of the more
than two-hour meeting Teas, offi
cial news agency. Issued a state
ment which said:
"Circles la the people's commis
sariat of foreign affaire appraise
the results of the first Interview
and of the examination ot the Anglo-French
formulations as not
wholly favorable."
There was official silence on
points In the latest proposals from
Paris and London, brought to Mos
cow yesterday by Strang.
Currins to Head
Pioneer Society
PORTLAND, Ore., Jnne
(JP George J. Currlna, 80, ex
Clackamas county legislator now
of Gresham, was elected presi
dent ot the Oregon Pioneer as
sociation at the state conven
tion tonight'
J; O. Stearns was elected vice-
president; Walter Hembreo, as
sistant secretary; John M. Lew
Is. treasurer: Robert A. Miller
and Ed Croison. directors.
George H. Hlmes, tS, was re
elected curator ot the Oregoa
Historical Society.
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ish Torturer
Seized by Agents
MADRID, Jnne IS (Jf) Na
tionalist secret service agents to
day seised Edmundo Rodrlgues,
4S-raar-eld constructor of Mo-
slacs, aad hi wife oa charges
ot participating in the killing ot
thousands of nationalist sympa
thisers daring the civil war.
Arresting authorities said Rod
rlgues acknowledged that he was
castodlaa of the notorious tor
ture chambers in San Bernardo
street aad that he personally
assassinated 22 S persons.
They said his wife, Resurrec-
clea Garcia RuU. 4T, partlcipat
od la firing squad executions of
"thousands" of sympathisers
confined la Saa Bernardo street.
One Man Drowned
As Plane Crashes
JUNEAU, Alaska. Jane lS.-kff)
-Co-Pilot Cecil Plekell was res
cued but Pilot Charles Tweed ap
parently perished late today when
a Canadian seaplane, carrying 2S
gallon of eased gasoline, burst
into flames after smashing Into a
dolphin mooring buoy, while
taxiing to take off from Gastln
can channeL
Plekell leaped from the plane
and was picked up by, the crew of
a power boat one ot many which
sped to the scene. He was not
burned bnt was take to a hos
pital for treatment of facial in
juries. First reports listed him as
missing too.
Tweed and Plekell flew here
last ar ea la g from Dease lake
where the plane, n Fail-child, was
I operated by the Yakoa Southern
Air Transport
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Harle Angels
Invade Rochelle
Exclusive District Gets
Surprise - to Learn
r-Teaven o Near
BW. ROCHELLE, N. Y., June
15.-Vr7-DuT angels from one of
Father Divine's Harlem heavens
moved In among astounded and
indignant residents of exclusive
Sutton Manor today. -
Bearing mops and brooms, the
disciples came, to refurbish a
threes-story mansion acquired for
the negro mesalah, who last year
occupied an estate across the Hud
son river from President Roose
velt's Hyde Park manor.
"Something will hare to be
done to get them out," was the
first thing Corporation Counsel
Aaron Simmons ot New Rochelle
said as he dug Into law books
looking for an ouster device.
"Give me a cigarette so I can
stand the shock," said Supreme
Court Justice Lee Parsons Davis,
whose green lawn and big house
stand just across the road.
Other nearby neighbors Include
Charles H. "Griffiths, chairman ot
the Westchester county republi
can committee: Robert N. Barier,
yachtsman and vice-president ot
the New Rochelle Trust company,
aad Butler Whiting, prominent
yachtsman.
The hew haven Is within hail
ing distance of several beach and
yacht clubs, aad across Echo bay
stand the homes of several mil
lionaires on Premium point in
cluding the estate ot playboy
Tommy Maavlile.
Money Returned
With Religious
Tract by Thief
ASHLAND, Ore., Jaae 1&
(A Aa honest thief was report
ed here today.
Spencer Woodruff, garage
employe, said his wallet coa
talniag ftp, a check aad some
papers was stolen front a wash
room. A few days later the wal
let 940, check aad papers were
returned to him by aa Olyaapla,
Wash resident who declined to
identify himself.
"I waa oa my way home froaa
New York and ran short of
money," the letter read. "I had
a money order which I coeldat
cash. 8o I came home oa yoar
money."
Iacladed with the letter was
a religions tract aad a lecture
oa honesty.
Sheriff Searches
For Lost Youths
McFADDEN. Wyo.. June 1S-(A)
-Undersheriff Frank Lemoine of
Rawlins was called to the Elk
Mountain country today to help la
the search for Harold Hlxon, t,
aad his brother, Charles, 4, miss
ing since yesterday.
M. E.- Pickett Carbon county
coroner, accompanied Lemoine.
The brothers wandered away
from a fishing camp their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hlxon ot
McFadden, set up on the Bow riv
er. The region is densely tim
bered. The first search with CCC work
ers participating, was led by Dep
uty Sheriff Perry Skiver of Elk
Mountain and the United States
forest ranger at the Brush creek
' station.
neias
by nearly all of
for example
Combination of the
CalW tsoarrf a MvauToslcco CeiV"