Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, June 01, 1928, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt PACE 2 , MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., FRIDAY. JUNE 1, 1928 gkoik.i; masterson srii.h IN LANR OP LIVING ... Sali'unnii la Sought In Connection Willi the Killing of - Ml Merjorle Stoy " J- . PORTLAND, Ore., May II. " (API George F. Msotersan did not drown himself In the florl ' .... waters of the Willamette river Tuesday mornlnir. This stood out ss the only material fsct today I" ,the March for the 40.year.old v.; salesman Iset seen with Mr. ., Marjorle Stoy, IS, whoire body. ; bullet-pierced, was found In f . Masterson's hotel room here J Tuesday. A formal grand Jury In j; vssltgatlon of ths woman's death opened today. I Tha discovery Tuesday of Mm I . let-son's billfold and hit personal I papers In the Willamette had - esueed Investigators to lean to ward the theory that the saleamnn had taken hie life after the pro longed liquor -party that ended in the killing. But today the key to ! Mejtereon'e room waa returned to . ' the hotel by mall. It had be.-n ' potted yesterday between I he nurs of 11:60 and 1:0S p. m. ' and It mut have been mailed po lice tald. by Masterton hlmaelf. .' Search of City Renewed' In view of thla circumstance, a ' aearch of the city waa taken up with renewed enthusiasm. Full deacrlptlona and photographs of v Masterson have been sent to po- J lice In every city on the Pacific coast- , Mrs. Stoy. wife of Archie Stoy of i Aberdeen, Wash., was shot to death following: a party in Master aon'a rooms. Others in the group had left, but Masterson and Mrs. V Stoy remained. Empty whiskey bottles save mute evidence of the s amount of liquor the man and wo- man had consumed. On the floor ; ' waa found an empty ahell. fired lL. from an automatic pistol. In fe-Masterson's lursage was found other ahells of the same alia and J. 'make. Masterson escaped after J aToinaT to another hotel and obtain- Ins a chance of clothlnc. leaving 3 there a blood atalned shirt and t trousers. When last seen he was dressed In a liaht grey suit PLANE ZOOMING OVER BROAD PACIFIC PEKING IS NEARING FALL NORTHERN DICTATOR DE CIDES TO EVACUATE CAPITAL PEKING, May II. (AP) Be cause of a reverse to the north ern army whose center at Hoklen fu was pierced by Feng Yo Hsiang's troops, reports became current that Marshal Chant Tso Lin, northern dictator, had de cided to evacuate the capital and ' retire into Manchuria. While the southerners (nation alists) certainly are pressing; the north hard, it appears that there will be no Immediate evacuation of Peking-. Chang Tso-Lln today called a conference of his general and advisers. After fall delibera tion of the military situation It eras decided not to evacuate the capital at the present Juncture, but to continue to defend the shortened line from Liuliho to Machang. GIAXTJLAXE HOARS OAXR PACIFIC OCEAN IN DASH FOR GLORY . (Continued from Page One) Ing to Honolulu and the Fiji Is 1 lands?" . . - ' Son or Admiral Lyon He Is the son of Rear Admiral ; Henry W. Lyon, commandant of ! Mare Island navy yard In 1906-07, ! and now on the inactive list and ; living at Paris Hill. Maine. Lyon ! junior is an Annapolis man, class ; of '07. During the war he was ; lieutenant commander, command ; Ing the transport - Westerner and ; also first Heutenant on the cruiser i St. Louis. He Is known as an un ; usually competent navigator. Captain Klngsford-Smith, leader ' or the expedition, gave out the " following statement: Ambition Near Fulfillment ; 'This has been my ambition for ; eight years. I had several chances ; to do it with inefficient equip. ' ment, but now my real chance has - come after months of adverse fl ;, nancflal and other difficulties. A , far as it is humanly possible, there : Is nothing, lacking to add to our J chance of success. I personally J am as confident as though taking a ' flight to Mills field (San Fran ; Cisco). I want to thank from the bottom of my heart those who have helped us financially and Jn :. ather ways. Next stop Honolulu." i vr this same watery tralL ; seven other planes have picked a ; precarious way. Four were sue- eeasful. Three were not. In the ; bosom of that great stretch of J water rests the secret of the dlsap 1 pearance of the Golden Eagle, the Miss Doran and the Spirit of J Dallas. The first two flew away toward Honolulu last August seek. 'm Ing part of the $86,000 offered as 1 prize money by James Dole. The sipdrit of Dallas was lost while In j the role of rescue a few days later. ALLAN HANCOCK IS BACKER 2 learned Allan i CaUfomlan Sponsor of Southern 1 Cross In Its Flight ! SAN FRANCISCO, May ll. 1 (AP) The Associated Press exclusively today that G. Hancock, retired capitalist if Los Angeles, Is the financial backer of the Australian flight, j Hancock, although comparatlve lly unknown in a publio way. Is said jto bs one of the richest men In (southern California and owner of jthe PanU Maria railroad and the La Brea Oil company. Since retire. ment he has devoted much time to scientific explorations, usually heading two expeditions a year In his ship the Osxaca. He Is keenly .Interested In svlstlon and piloted J the Southern Cross on Its trip up I from Los Angeie. ! Continual mystery nun tieon at tachfd to the recent hacking of the !, flight. The Australian govern- xn i 5 - - 1 voe, by Mre. B. Marjorle War ren, In her testimony today In the divorce trial brousht agalnat her by Vancourt Warren, consulting geologist. Mrs. Warren testified on the stand that Booth s wife not only was aware of this but waa acquiescent, acting aa godmother. COOMIHii: 1,1'IIKI) MY wn.n ok wis')nsi (Continued from Page One) southern cross, vuilt Inntnln Klnrord-Mnlth In iHUiiiuaiHl,, .Icnxes Oakland airport on Journey to Sydney. Austrnlln. Hmiolulu ulll be first -lop on long flight to antipodes. Three other aviators are on the trip with Smith nnd the course mapped out will take the adventurers over a stretch of water 77(H) mllea In extent. A Into message from the filers shows that the Southern Cross at that time nns "SO miles on Its way. ment Is reported to have first backed the undertaking, but later withdrew support. Australian busl. nesa men later financed the pro ject, but thle support also was withdrawn. SAYS ISSUE IS ALCOHOL MRS. NICHOLSON WARNS OF LABELED CANDIDATE SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. May II. (AP) Warning delegates to the nineteenth biennial convention of the General Federation of women's clubs to "trust no candidate labelled wet" Mrs. Jesse E. Nichol son, president of the National Women's Democratic Law En forcement clubs of Maryland told the annual law enforcement ban- quet of the federation here tonight that the Issue In the coming presi dential campaign Is alcohol. Earlier in the day the conven tion hall which officials of the federation are seeking to keep clear of national politics, was In vaded by anti-Smith pamphlets which were distributed to delegates. TWO SUBMARINES CRASH S-l AND S.ia COLLIDE: HOLE RIPPED IN LATTER NEW LONDON. Conn., May n. (AP) A collision today be tween the submarines S-ll and S 13 at the submarine base here ripped a hole In the special operat Ing compartment of the 8-11. The S-li was coming up alongside ths flagship C. S. S. Camden when rammed near the aft part of the ship, punching a hole In It's side. Outside of the flooding of the motor room, no uther damage wag Inflicted. It was said at the base tonight that both submarines were elongsld- the Camden and will be put on the marine railway to. morrow. Names Father of Her Son LOS ANGELES, May II (AP) James Scrlpps Booth, Detroit millionaire, waa named as the father of her eon. and as the msn who financed her Reno, Nev., dl- clded Instead to go to tnt uiaca Hills of South Dakota, Alwolute Privacy Afforded The president will be afforded absolute privacy In the estate. Uood graveled roads lead to it, but the home le set far back In among the trees, down In a deep valy of the Brule. More than li wild deer live In the woods of ths estate. Estimates here place the value of the estate at more than a mil lion dollars. , Henry Clay Pierre died Isst year. Fish abound In the Brule river. Which Is called one of the beat trout streams In Wisconsin. The president will have many oppor- tunltles to fish either In the stream i or In nesrhy lakes. Brook trout, speckled trout, rainbow snd steel heads are found In the Brule and to catch ten poiind rainbows or sfeelheids Is not uncommon. Several trout ponl have been , mad close to the banks of Ihe Drule. FLIERS TO BE RECEIVED SHIP OF V. . I'RKPAIIR TO AID HOVliiniN IIUHM HONOLULU. May II AP) Ships of Ihe United Slates prepar ed today to give any needed assist, ance to the monoplane Houthern Cross and Its erew of four, who started a T, Til. wile fllsht this morning from Oakland, Cel., to Hydnsy. Auslrslls. with landlnga In IUW.II and Ihe FIJI l-le.. The radio beacon at Wheeler Hold. n..er Honolulu, b.a.n operat. ing this sftsrnoon lo bring the III .... it., field for Ihelr first land. i... .r, a fllsht of 1409 miles .... water. A welcoming enued ol army planes has been ordered lo leave Wheeler field at a. m, It). ,rro in escort the Iratis-I'oolflo filers to ths field, whloh It Is ss iimsted they should reach a halt hour later. KlliltU f und I, T,nl,.(. I ALUM, May II..ai.,1. 1 V. Umllh, treasurer ut n,l ,.. ,""r Hmlth-ror-prealdam ..nii "" pons Id Ihe seorei.ry o( .,.' ' in he reo.nl prim.y . ";' .trended in behalf of ah, , Hmllh, Demoerailo ran.n.i,,. .'" president the sum ot Utmioj. lo-Filwhr Autre,,,,.,,. WASHINGTON. (Al')-i , perl ment of commerce I. (rij a preliminary agreement has be.n t-Bii "nun mm., """I lllll,... .'.I"" '"Ilea I, Indi I rl,. Air "les ''tin j,,,, " ".'"mi Stole rtar Kxsnis Rooked SALEM. Ore.. May II. (AP) About SO men and women law slu. denls wilt tske the annual state har examlnatlona which are to be held In Salem. July 10 and II. ac cording to Arthur S. Benson, clerk of the eourt. Those successful In passing the tests will receive rertlf lostes from the supreme court en titling them to practice law In Ore. gon. Such ils Fame) Some startling predictions aa to the future of population In Eng. land were recently made by Rev. William R. Ingle, commonly known the "gloomy deacon." Hast- Ings (Fla.) psper. Bang Roe Six Thousand My time Is worth 1100 a min ute." "Gee. It's pretty tough on you when they est the clock an hour ahead." Boston Transcript A. F. A. M. There will be a special communi cation of Eugene lodge No. 11 Sat urday. Juno 1. at ?'! p. m. Wcrk In the third degree, Refreshments Visiting Masons cordially Invited to attend. C. S FREELAND. -l-l Secy. SEARCH FOR NOBILE FROM THREE ANGLES (Continued from Page One) or the dirigible Itself may be found. Prepared for Emergencies It Is necessary to remember that the Noblle expedition was prepared to face all situations, having at Its disposal all means of preserving life. It the conditions of the land ing were not violent, as there Is resson to hope, there would be a limited zone to be explored, but It would be necessary, nevertheless, to mske certain preparations which cannot be improvised because of cond'tlons in the region. McKENZIE HIGHWAY WE WANT YOU TO KNOW Seavers Aoto Camp Is the best camp at Eugene, Oregon, function McKenile and Pa. Mflc Highways. 25 Cottages, Store. Restaurant, Service Station. WU MOUNTAIN TROUT DINNERS Served 4S mlnntes after pine mg order. Fresh from the rout ponds. For Breakfast lr Dinner, 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. Dining Room Overlooking the McKenzle Rainbow, Ore. 'eeeeeve"iee BLUE RIVER AUTO CAMP Roomy Cabins, Moderate Rates. Store and Service Station. Electric Lights Throughout. W. E. Hinei, Owner neeeeweneeevwe Tourist Supplies, Gen. Mdie. Associated Product! C R. SYLVESTER Walterville, Ore. ' Springfield Service Station ASSOCIATED PRODUCTS Call and Become Acquainted Springfield, Ore. "'I-I I ---r, i)-w--siww NIMROD INN On the McKenzie River the place to entertain your visiting friends for dinner McCredie Hot Springs Now Open To The Public In the heart of the Cascade National Forest, 60 miles southeast of Eugene, Oregon, on the Scenic Cascade Line of the S. P. Co. We meet all day trains; others by ap pointment. , GOOD ROADS , GOOD FISHING Large Swimming Pool with' Hot Mineral Water Cabins For Rent. For Rates Write Hot Springs McCredie Springs, Ore. HUNTLEY'S DELICATESSEN BAKERY LUNCH . Where friend meets friend rhs) best Meals and Service Ohen Springfield, Ore. MHMMMMsxMMSxeHMMMMA! Pacific Highways and Byways REX CAFE SHELL PRODUCTS , , . Ladles' and Men's Notions Chicken Dinners SO Cents Gcn Hotel at Moderate Rates At Beautiful Triangle Lake Yonealla, Ore Joe Slemrnons, Owner eeeeeyeyMMyevess ,'j '.' u''."u"ULjnjjjjjuuj".'jj.Lr GOODYEAR TIRES Junction, Vaughan, AND TUBES Elroira and Lor ana . ,..,.. Hi Way Gas, Oik ait! A-odated Oil Products Crocariea Webster's Service Station STTRDEVANTS STORE Creswell, Ora. service station Crow, Ora, reeeeeeese1VMesMsss' LOWELL LOOP r " . SERVICE STATION TW Standard OH Products J flh lf .Willamette HI Way SUIH ED GYSSLER, Owner I sisters view tsesskiimsa SERVICE STATION BRAND'S o. , Pacific Highway, S Miles i m d"5 Produ North of Roseburg. Ore. 1 Mile North of Creswell. Ore. "E., Barheeoe Sandwiches a H. Davidson, Owner Un trnrt'" -.i-i ', ,,,, mm"; FOOT OF LORANE -o.CilLA. MOUNTAIN SERVICE STATION Rldgeflcld Products " PToauc,t Complete Line of AoceseoHes F. M. VINCENT MareoU, Ore. ANLAUF 72 AUTO CAMP M Cen,,r!,.F,xP.er it miim Rmitti of cotisse oron Mechanical Work Dona Plenle and Play (bounds . , alio per enr, wood free Venning And V0. Ot.i side Stoves . l Oak Bt. I'lidcr New Miinnuemetii - Phone I87T Eugene 1 NEWPOil Oregon's Most Popular Year 'Round Coast Ro NEWPORT effers a wide variety of sports and pastimes. If you enjoy fishing there's dees us. k. you like, trout fishing on the streams. Tha folf course is another popular attraction, HlWii L ful tracts in all directions for tha hlkar oyster and clam digfing is a popular diversion! bi ltV',t' plenty to occupy your tune inrougnoui ine ov, sno aancca novies ana other attractions to snttrtsi. nicrkt It's a wonderful drive over one of tha finest Macadam roads in Oreson. Com Newport Has the Safest Bathing Beach on the Pacific Hotel Gilmore RV THE SKA WE STAY THERE Nye Beach Phone 400ft Newport, Ore. Walrad' Grocery Id Postofflce Block Staple and Fancy Groceries malts end Vegetables WE DELIVER The Groceteria (Te beat of groeertes and meats, rrssb eeretahlre- We dell ver. Service early snd late. H. W. Cl'RRV High and Olive sta. Toloil...ne U04 Newrort "Nat 'Swim In Hot Salt Water Eat and Ounce at Ihe "Nat" C. D. BRADKHAW. Manager Sunset Dairy Raw and Pasteurised Milk LOOK FOR THE RED TlttCK Ocean Wave Roller Rink Menty of skates for everyone. Come loin the crowds and entity real sport. EVERYONE BRA IKK Hulbert at Tth, one block from P. O. ROBINSON'S Confectionery to P. O. Block Confectionery. Ice cream, cigars and rohaeco, etc. Newspapers, magastnea. B W. ROBINSON, fro p. 31 Hour Drive From Eugene 100 Mile Fine Macadam Road n Take the Stage To Newport Eugene stages Irure Terminal at T II a. tn., t p. m. Arrive at Newport 11 a. m.. 8:80 p. m. and TtSO p. m. Round Trip Tickets Obtainable CORVALUS NEWPORT STAGE The Damon Coast Street one Block from Beacb rhe most popular hoarding bouse at Nre Beach. Home cooking. Bra Foods a specially. Cottages for sleeping, RATES REASONABLE Nre Beach - Newport, Ore. Woody' Beach Garage rhe only fireproof garage near the beach. One block from bench and hr tela. Ererr auto service. First class ehop. Coast Street Newport, Ore. Littlehale LOG CABIN INN An attractive place to eat for par ticular people. MODERATE PRICES 116 Agues St.. blocks east Gilmore Nye Beach Bakery R. KASIIOII.M. Prop.' , Bakery Goods, Lunches, Con fectionery and Ice Cream NYE BEACH Agnes and McCanly Streets Tent City Famished Tents and Cottages In sight of. ocean. Bring top bedding and table silver. Orooorle in connection, Write or wire for reservations. A. J. VAN WA8SENHOVE, Prop, lump Off Joe Auto Camp Enjoy the shade of the coast pines. Sis blocks north of Nye Beach on Coast street., l-room cottages with aoto sheds. City we lor and wood free. FOHN and OHESTER HOWE, Owners Roy's Shoe Repair Shop SIS Agnes Street Neat Door to Wlleou Grocery ALL KINDS OF SnOE REPAIRING ROY SLATER, Prop. The Pastime ; Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery, toe Cream and Fountain Drinks Csrds and Billiards In Connection 107 Beach Street The Attractions Oregon's Finest Beach -Dip in the Surf' Fine Golf Course Scenic Trail Hikes Deep Sea Fishing Bay Boating Agate Hunting Clam Digging Oyster Digging Roller Skating Side Trips, Good Roads Hot Sea Baths -Swi lm in Nat" Movie Attractions Social Dances Snappy Ball Games Ocean View Hotel New Management Right on Beach Rooms By Day, Week or Month MRS. 8. L. IRWIN, Prop. H. M. Benton Dry Goods. Notions, Novelties, Men's and Boys' Furnishings, Shoes, Ladles' and Children's Wearing Apparel. Newport, Nya Beach Phone ISM Newport Cafe' Cat-a Corner From P, O. Open day and night, Ponntaln foe Cream and Confectionery, Chicken Dinners Sunday. Home Cooking. Fur nished Rooms, MRS, A. TIIREADOOI.D, Prop, Individual Fireproof Garages Oct Keys sU Thomas' Souvenir Store RED It WHITE Chele tiom Cnmplrte Sloes ol UuA I j K U L t KlEj I'ltlt Kb SAME TEAR 'Ron Cor. Cossl sad Beset tUsal Lindy'i Lunch I0S Hrsrhlussi Open ihe rear 'neat s,ej uinner a 04 snort Onss C 0. BHOWX, ma ChertyCitytW ill's. nuL TEAR St. 00 a da snd on. Wood, Irs water furnllied. N'rsr braes, tor rewrisllnn. not IU CEO. W. SMITH, rros. CITY AUTO CAMP CONFECTIONERY4GR0QI Corner With sue Alert Groceries, t'nnfertlniwrr, l M Frulls, ton Drink, and ClM I'linne 1 1 Ml L. U. M A t ea. too. VlMVJIVIId I FARRINGTON'S 5c 10c 15c Store 121 Sixth St TKe Ball Shop While In Newport W s utoaj rotir kodak oeeds. BU-bntrlls ervlre. SEE OI R COAST Glenwood ion Atir-S Near hes.1, snd rtellwd wind. Commnnltf Vltoa shower baths. .nnhri LIGHTS. WATKR AND WOODT Asnes snd llulhert H, , IIOIIN, W thlroprsctlo ""'r'L. Ulertrlcsl Trrstments sod Msassie ' Wectrlcal RI1 snd Its" phone Agnes St.. Nye BescbJWS The Bradshaw Two ann '"" "T (Win- attM a mno for r"- .. a n-tb MIT Cor Newport sno - eenarnto Write or phone MIIS. A. W, Stocker'i Mark Nest to Lester Martin BEALTATRMM' INSURANCE Before .M$ ARRET HOTF.I.Jg- Our Market At Nye Reach. Nevrport, !" "... . MEAT ro M piraseu .,, Erft. Bread, bread rte Thank Vou Newport HotelCom A besut"01 ne" enetrf.' Is now neing rt with Its rooms. 40 of wbj and tovstorlcs wIlbsUMj, Phone Hn'B - Pacific View Mrs. Ollr. Board snd a- J rrwo-Room rnrnlshea 1T0 Riwh St. You Are Invited By The Newport Chamber Of Cc merce To Visit Oregon's M-Year Resort