Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, June 21, 1928, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPACE 2 MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE. ORE., THURSDAY, JUNE 2, IMS OF AND HER NIECE CITED Charged With the Slaying of Mrs. Glab's Mate KILLED AT LOS ANGELES t Woman and Rrl Kaacr tvltl Be i AirnlKnnt in Court Montlar n lmnial Complaint LOS ANOE1.ES. Cal. June 10. ; (API Formal complaint charg- Ing murder were Issued late today , a-sliut Mr. Haxel Garland Olab, ' 23 year old thrice married blonde. ' nnd her 17 year old niece, Ethyl o. Kaser. The two women had .. been held since late Monday night ' In connection with the murder that evening of John 1. Olab. wealthy 1 retired Chicago druggist and boot 7 lepcer. who married Mrs. Glab 7 fixe months ago. Both Mrs. Glali ami her niece J will be arraigned on the murder r charges at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. i At first It was planned to ar ! raign the women at once and. they .- were taken Into court for that pur pose with their attorneys. But at ' the last moment tne plana were V changed and the arraignment ae . laved. ; At an Innuest earlier today, at .' which Mrs. Glab testified, the cor- oners iurv brought In a verdict that Glab came to his death by a ' bullet wound at the hands of per ' son or persons unknown, i Denies Divorce Intended s While being questioned at the Inquest Mrs. Glab denied that Glab ; had talked of divorcing her. The police theory has been that a fear i that Glah's plan to go to Nevada 1 might be in connection with di- vorce proceedings. might have provided the motive In the slaying. 2- For five miutes. Mrs. Glab, ac- companled by deputy sheriffs, to .' . day stood at tha side of her hus- . band's body. She gazed at his face ;', without show of emotion, accord - lng to the officers. Then, the of ' , fleers said, she turned to them and asked: "Have they found what . aise of bullet killed him yet?" i, In addition to the young widow of the slain man and her niece . held on murder charges, the in ; , thorlties are holding as a material ; . witness W. R. Mclntyre. young ; former Los Angeles policeman who ' figured In a shooting scrape with J ' Mrs. Glab a year and a half ago a year prior to her marriage to the wealthy retired druggist. Feared Former Policeman The officers said they had been ' Informed that Glab expressed a fear that the former policeman '.. would "bump him off." ; Repeated threats of Olab to kill ' his wife. Mclntyre and himself were told the police today by Mrs. Marian Adams. She entered the . case when Mclntyre told theoffi- cers that the morning after the . shooting a woman named "Mar V Ian" called him on the telephone 1 ' and told him of the former drug. ' gist's death. Mrs. Adams, who said she was a friend of the Glabs and knew : Mclntyre slightly, told of the often :. made threats by Glab. , "The last time was Wednesday " ofVlast week." she told the offl- cers. "Glab cam to our house and " seemed moody. He said This can't J; go on this way: I can't stand It. I'm going to kill us all Hazel. . mysjlf and Mclntyre."' I nf dog teams and the lea breaker to them, and In attempts to find the 10 others of whom nothing has been heard. SIX MEM.HK.KS SHOT BV HADICAlv DWCTY (Continued from Pag 1) reported later to have surrendered to the police. The public and newspapers. which are profoundly stirred by the crime, recall the threat ut tered in parliament laal night by M. t'opovltcn, minister or hygiene, to Stefan Itadltch: Deputy licgiilnr lfrebmi',1 '1 warn yuu that you will lose your head In parliament one of these days." The dire prophecy was almost fulfilled, and other deputies shared with the stormy leader of the op position in the tragic chastisement. Puntca uatemten. wno oeiougs to tho government radical party, is Montenegrin. In all recent dis turbances in parliament he nas been the nolsest and most vehe ment in hi denunciation of tne opposition led by Stefan Raditch. Like most Montenegrins ne carriea & revolver constantly, and the other deputies have been awed by his physical prowess, rremler Voukitchevltch called at the palace and Informed the king of the shooting affray. Tne sove- reign was deeply moved by a reci tal of the terrible scene and sent his condolences to the families of the dead deputies, and afterwards" visited tha hospital to ae. the wounded. Democratic Members nrln BEU1RAPK. Jngo-Slavls, June JO. (API The Democratic mem bers of the Jngo-Slavlan cabinet resigned this afternoon. It was In dicated that their colleagues would follow suit and a new ministry would be formed with Raditch as a member, should he recover (rom the wounds he suffered today when radical deputy emptioa a re volver In the assembly at a group of opposition member. RoMller's I'lane Crashe MONTREAL, June SO. t API Charlea (Puke) Schiller, noted Canadian air pilot crashed today st Shubert flying field In an am- phiblan lane In which he had in tended to fly to wueoec. n -- uninjured, although the plane waa damaged. The engine of the ..... rt .n4 n-hm the plane was u few feet off the ground. Then Rasclio Kn joined NEW YORK, June 30. fAPI Previous backers of Miss Thea Rasche. German tunt filer, served an Injunction on bar and A. R. Martina, banker ana aviation en thusiast today, restraining them from using an airplane which Mrs, .Tames A. Stlllmar recently ob tained from Marline for the cross seas flight of the girl pilot. nisko-fiodfrey Bout Postponed NEW YORK. June 20. ( API Because of threatening weather the 10-round heavy weight fight be ineen Johnny Rlsko and George Hi.dfiev which waa scheduled to night for Ebheta field waa post poned this afternoon until Ratur day night, MARY GETS HER TRUNKS SCREEN STAR RKQI'mK.D TO PAY 'H0 FOR HAHG.MNS :;EV YORK. N. Y, June 50. (AP Marv Plckford got back her II trunks of bargain clothing today. Hold In the ap-iralse-' store since her arrival from Europe Sat urday with her husband. PmiKla Full bunks, for an Investigation of .he value of their contents, the trunks were released upon the payment of 13900 for tha dutiable goods. Rlcyclei, 88 down. It a week, MOOKES CYCLE i TO! STORK J-lS-tf HEALTH OF BOSS VITAL i:xi:citivk of Mti in sim;sk ritoNi; to ii.i.m'sn ; MINNEAPOMH. Minn. (An il I lust as Important to upervlss the health of In boss of a large. Industry as to look after tin phys ical welfare of his humblest work- r, delegates In the American Medical association cetivenllon were told. The apeaker m'Pr, llslslead O. Murray of I'armlnginn. Mass., who addrnuted the sect Ion on preven tive and Industrial , medicine and public health, "Practically everything In a fac. lory 1 examined and inspected al regular Interval to prent waste, wear and lear and to maintain the physical equipment nf the plant at the highest possible slat of effi ciency, so why not xmln th executive of III company l la( one or twlc a yar lo prvnt cesalr wear and teart" Dr. Mur ray asked. "Exectillves ar th key men of III Industry, and It seem only rsnnbl for ny com pany lo glv emu thought to thlr wirtir." A well-meaning pedestrian said to a man who was employed to ad. verllne mi Ihe atreeti "pardon me, but do you know Hint your sand wlch boards ar turned wrong side aul?" "Stir I know ," was th nppy isply. "Ver don'l suppose I'm going lo work In in lunch hour, do you"" Ileal Kslate Transfer Ernest J, Hears eiux lo C, A. Moure lu .& A tp 50 a r J W J 10. t.ane Co. lo Ailc Kanelot al llereta Reach ilt4.T 1. l.o il rtli.ard eulr to Mlk Quag. lis slux traol tp 10 i r I W 1 1 ami, Nlli T. Matlock lo Mnurlc Marqul 10 A on McKenxl river 110. t inula 1.. Harlow lo l,n Co iraci ip IT r I W 110. Edwin A. Kiamr to cor i.. Kiesmer lilt In lot T blk IT Hud dleston Ext add Hugen llo, Charles 8J. I.owij lust lo Nam L. I.owry eiux lot blk 10 lien, dilcka add ICugen 1 10. Robert W. Prscolt tux to Al bert Kdwln Kaufman tract In bill I Kun llo. Klorenc Martin to Pen Martin - lot T hlk T Dixon A Jarna gln add Cohurg 110. Jesse Parllng atlix In R. F, lln. krr Jr lot 1 blk I Teshuera add Kugen 1. Harry Ensign eiux lo "iimii r, Powell tract Ip II r I W lio Margaret J. McKay tn W aller K. McKay 1 A In Crw!t-l, 11. W. Torbt etux lo Idnler ftteela etux traot near 39rd Ht. Eugene 1 10, AMERICAN STARS sl l l' AM l EM l iur, N I M'MltIS im..'..."' a.HII: . .'-r'N'". k.u,h ... ai-i-ni.ii,,,. , -' -n at Ihe iu Mill" T "I Enxl.n.l. ,V ',J 'f'l" .a.n.r,,,,, ,!';;';.!. c;, mulches, Tlhlsn i... " t sets. '" w"n Wlllmr ( nun i a can star, vl,,(.,,,,lr tl"n of II,. lr "' " jyatl-g th. . I I. Mayes velrrnn er III h fount, round ., ,T score, bii,, ,., i",',,,!' Read R,gl.t.r CI,,M--I DUTCH BEAT PARISIANS HOILAND RENDS FLOWERS TO PARIS BT PLANE PARIS. June 20. (AP Hol land is sending flowers to Paris In less time than the Parisian florists can get their own products in from the suburtian gardens. Airplanes loaded with roses, car nations, lilacs and rwect peas leave Aalsmeer every morning and the flowers are on sale here late the same day. ... This, say Paris florists, la mere ly the tangible evidence of a high ly commercialized "factory" pro duction of Dutch flowers that Is maklni! It difficult for the. French grower to compete. One of the leading French flower men,' sent to Holland to Investi gate, returned In sadness. He does not fear for the business of a few large florisls here who specialize in rare flowers and charge what they please, but he think the Dutch can now, or will soon, under sell the French In their own mar ket on good, standard flowers and will make flower cheaper for the masses. NOBrLE LOCATED ON FLOE AND SIPPLIES DROPPED FOR GROUP (Continued from Page 1) a keen regret that he had been : unable to take them on. board and ; suggested they might b able to work their .way toward land with '; the use of the rubber boat which ' he dropped them. He said he had seen nothing of . ! Amundsen and expected to start ! tomorrow In search of those still ,; with tho dirigible and the three walker. ' With Maddalena today were Me rlgatn Cagna and a mechanic. Quest of Amundsen Next It Amundsen and Gullbaud do ; not make themselves known to- night a hunt to find them neces sarily greater in proportions than ;, that for Noblle and his crew, may ,; be In order. Few doubt that " Amundsen, his wireless out of com ; mission, would have delayed long - 'n communicating with King Bay, If for nothing else that he might ascertain whether Ihe need for his upedltlon had passed. Some here saw a touch of irony in a situation '; that should have found Noblle and , lost Amundsen. It appeared tonight that further rescue work for fieneral Noblle and the five men with him will take Ihfve forms. There are five plane available now to keep In touch with . . the group, the two planes of Rifser- : lrscn and Holm, the SavoIa-66, A seaplane piloted by Major Penzo, linlinn, and a Swedish seaplane. , ; Unless the Ice In the vicinity of the group should open considerably ntl permit l.indlng of Ihe seaplane these should he used principally now In keeping the castaway up plied with food and clothe, guld- Today's Radio Program FEATURES ON THE AIR Thursday, Jun 21 Ccstrol Standard riJ so Afbln's Orchestra WJZ KDKA KTW KWK ,., (J0-Hoovr Sentinels: Topulsr Program WEAF WRC WOT WTAM WWJ T ws'uyKBH KSD WOC WHO WOW KVOO WFAA WHA3 7-ofl Maxwell Hour: Lewis James, Guest Artist WJZ KDKA WI.W WJR KYVV WTMJ KSD WKHM WOC WHO WDAK KVOO W8AP KPRC WHAS WSM WMC WSB WJAX KOA WOW :00-Mlc5Sln N'roiriia: Popular Music WJZ KDKA WLW WJR KTW w vK WRFN :00-Old Counselor: Advtc. and Music-WEAF WRC WOT WOR WEBH WTMJ KSD WRHM WOC WHO WOW KVOO WFAA KPRC WOAl WHAS WMC WSB WDAF KOA WTAM WWJ :JIrnnylv.r,ians: Dane Mu.lc WEAF WGY WOR WWJ KSD WHO WOW WRC . I (Br Tb &MoeUt PrM) rroenma ! Cittm tAird Urn. ' j Uvi t P. It aiw otlMrwtM tm- 4tcatwt Wft iMtth latt f ftU ivturrn KtloeroiM m right NOTC To obtain eomel Paein mm Um& mbtrMt two hoar, from th Urn hr (Ivmv KOBE Eo . I a. m. HouMwlve' hour. 1J Noon Concert. t p- m. Sunshino hour- -t:9 p. m. Firtald hour. :4 p. m. 6 porti and lata nawa. T p. ra. epoatorad proframa, Sondar Is 1 p, ro. Golf Wldowa profram, T:3 p m. Church Mrrlc U5.6 WEBH-WJJD Chicago U0 5:00 Organ 6:30 Music 6:00 Featura 6:30 Hoover Scntineta 7:00 Children of Mooseheart 8:00 Old Counselor , 8:30 Dance 10:00 Palmer Houaa Studio 416.4 vVGN-WLIS Chicago 7 1:10 Uncle Quln; Dinner Muifc 6:00 Old Fashioned Almanak 6:30 Waltitlroe Reverie 7:00 Recital 7:30 Radio Show 8:00 Vocal 8:30 Hal and Del 1:00 Features and Popular 344.6 WL8 Chicago 870 8:10 Little Glenn ft Features 6:40 Supertone Hour 447.5 WMAQ-WQJ Chicago 670 4:15 Topsy Turvy; Orchestras 5:30 Sports; Orchestras 7:00 Whitney Trio 7:45 Musical Program 8:30 Travel Talk 9:00 Features; Orchestra, 10:00 Dance Mualo 428J WLW Cincinnati 700 8:30 Orchestra 7:00 Maxwell Hour 8:00 Mlchelin Program 8:30 Soldiers Show , 9:00 Warner Program 9:30 Dance Music M1.2 WSAI Cincinnati 830 8:00 Musical Program 6:30 Hoover Sentinels 7:00 Art Talk; Entertainers 7:30 Minstrels 8:30 Orchestra 9:30 Studio Program . 399 WTAM Cleveland 750 8 :00 Orchestra 6:00 Sunlight and (Shadows 6:30 Hoover Sentinel 7:00 Musical Program 8:00 Old Counselor 491.5 WEAF New York 610 8:00 River Choristers 6:30 H cover Sentinels 7:0U Dance Music -8:00 Old Counselor 8:30 Dance Music 646.3 WJZ New York 660 6:15 Golf Scores 6:30 Orchestra 7:00 Maxwell Hour 8:00 Mlchelin Program 8:30 Soldiers' Show 8:00 Slumber Muslo 422.3 WOR Newark 710 6:80 King of Clubs 7:00 Candy Dandles 7:46 Interviews SOUTHERN 478.9 WSB Atlanta 630 8:30 Hoover Sentinels 7:00 Maxwell Hour 8:00 Old Counselor 8:30 Soldiers' Show , 9:00 Colgate Hour 401.8 KRLO Dallas 650 7:00 Songs 9:00 Personality Olrl -11:00 Music 645.1 WFAA Da Nat 660 6:80 Hoover Sentinels 8:00 Old Counselor . 8 ;30 Soldiers' Show 499.7 WBAP Port Worth 000 8:15 Orchestra 7:00 Maxwell Hour 8:00 Music Masters 499.7 KTHS Hot Springs 60 9:00 Musical Comedy Favorites 10:16 Organ 293.9 KPRC Houston 1020 8:00 NBC Program; Studio 7:00 NHC Programs 9:00 Band 10:06 Amos 'n Andy 340.7 WJAX Jacksonville 880 6:00 Dinner Mu1e 325.9 KOA Denver 920 6:00 lilver f.'horlnteri 7:00 Mnxwell Hour 8:00 old Counselor 8 :30 Soldiers' Hnow 468.6 KPI Lot Angelos-640 8:00 Quartet; Studio Program 10:00 Spanish Hour; Presentation ll:3o I'hllco Program 12:00 Dance Muslo 136.9 KNX Lot Angelss 890 9:00 Oraran: Violin and Piano 11:00 Features 12:00 Dance Muslo 384.4 1 oo Oakland 760 5:50 Dinner Concert '4:30 Studio Program u:00 Studio; Dodge Presentation il;30 Phiico Program 7:00 Maxwell Hour 8:00 Studio Program 10:00 Dance Muslo 322.4 WHAS Louisville 6:30 Hoover Sentinels i:"jy aiaxwen Hour 8:00 Old Counselor 3:30 Soldiers' Show 616.9 WMC Memphic-SSO 6:80 Hoover Sentinels r 7:0o Maxwell Hour 8:00 Old Counselor 8 :50 Soldiers' Show 9:30 Dance 836.9 WSM Nashville C93 6:80 Hoover Sentinels 7:00 Maxwell Hour 8:00 Dinner Concert 8:30 Soldiers Show fi:0 Thuater Orchestra 10:00 Studio; Organ 296.9 WSM B New Orleans 1010 8:30 Dance Mualo (3 hrs.) 280.2 WOAl San Antonio 1070 8:00 Old Counselor 8:30 Soldiers' Show ' 9:00 Kelvins tor Program 491.6 KOW Portlsnd-410 8:00 Dinner Music i :00 (,'oncei t ; Feature U;0u Uocige Presentation , 422.3 KPO San Praneltco 710 8:00 Iteologuc; Books; Sports 9:30 lm and La fa 10:oo OftKwell Hour: Studio 11:30 NBC Program; Danes 348.6 K J R Seattle 660 8:80 Dinner Mualo ' a:3U Studio Program 11:00 plan Writing Contest 12:00 Dance Munlo 373.2-Kt I Q Spokane 110 8:o0 I'nrert; Munlcale; Travelogue 1:00 Yd;:n Cundcaaters 11:00 Kouiidera 11:30 PhUco Program Daeves Irv ' u jfr .,,,1, a 't If There is no secret reason for Lucky Strikes' superiority. Toasting, an ex- I S elusive process, completes nature's work in thoroughly maturing the I lli finest tobacco. Because toasting drives off impurities, Luckies are uni Hi versally admitted to be less irritating than any other cigarette I "It's toasted" I ' ; J I )9i!8 Th American Todhoco do., Manufacturwt . mstaamea ' ' $7. WOC Dsv.HDrt SCO :aa Charaetsrlstle Talk t:tO Hoor.r 8ntlnl l:M-lluill Hour -,8:0ft Old Counstor " S:a Trio; Evolution of Vusle 10:00 Dane Profram - US. 4 WHO Dm Msin 50 :S0 Hoover 8ntlnela 7:00 Maxwell Hour 8:00 Old Counselor , i:30 Dane Musia 440J WCX-WJR Detroit M 8:80 Male Melodies 7:00 Maxwell Hour 8:00 Mlchelin Program 8:30 Soldiers' Show 8:00 Orchestra: Onan: Review 852.7 WWJ Detroit f 1 5:S0 Dinner Concert 8:30 Hoover Sentinels 7:00 Gypsy Barons 8:00 Old Counselor 8:80 Dane Muslo 2S.8 WOWO PL Wsyne 1310 . 7:00 studio Program 7:30 Eula Lee Olrl 8:00 Chamber of Commerce :00 Hoosler Hour ,f 370J WDAF Klnui City 810 8:30 School of th Air 6:00 Ensemble :30 Hoover Sentinel 7:00 Maxwell Hour i:oy Old Counselor &:2Q Feature 293.8 WTMJ Milwa C:15 Golf Scores "f.w MaxneU Hour :u0 Old Counselor 8:30 Soldiers' Show 5:05 Want Ad Club 10:lo pane 408.2 WCCO Mlnneepollt-St. Paul 70 ! 6:00 Ulnner Concert . C:l& Uolf Score 7:00 Talks 7:a Musical Program 5:30 Soldiers' Show v:00 Musical Program 808.2 WOW Omha-C.-3 8:00 Klver Choristers :30 Hoover Sentinels 7:00 Maxwell Hour S:00 Old Counselor 8:30 Pennsylvania t:30 New Record! 845.1 KSD St. Louis . 5 8:00 Klver Choristers 6:30 Hoover Sentinels 7:00 Maxwell Hour 8:00 Old Counselor ' - 8:30 Dance Music 848.6 KVOO Tuns : 6:80 Hoover Sentinels 7:00 Maxwell Hour 8:00 Old Counselor 8:30 Soldiers' Show S:O0 Piano: Vocal 344.6 WCBD Zlon 870 . 7:00 Fifth Anniversary Program 8:00 Bamberger littl Symphony 8:08 Orchestra 302.4 WOR Buffalo M0 8:00 Old Counselor 8:30 Dance Music 815.6 KDKA PltUburoh M 7:00 Maxwell Hour 8:00 Mlchelin Program 8:8u Soldiers' Show 370.5 WOV Schenectady 780 7:00 Mueie; Mohawk Valley 8:00 Old Counselor 8:30 Studio; Dance; Organ 468.8 WRC Wsahlnoton 40 8:00 Old Counselor: Dance 9:00 Slumber Mualo