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WHOIJS XI MfiF.R MM. H o nri rp atto t ¡ gamble is arraigned U. û. U l LLUH I Lu I FOR MURDER AT UNION ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ — ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 444444*4444444* ♦ I .a (land«. Nov. 1».—(A. I') — Newton Gamble will be ar raigned this afternoon, charg ed with the murder of William Wlgglesworth, of Union. I 60,000 CROWS ARE SLAIN QTATC TDÌÌIÌDC IN U.S.-CANADA CONTEST UIHIL I KUUlU i TAKE UP 1925 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ MEETING CALLED FOIt THERA- ♦ DAV NIGHT TO TAKE I P ♦ KXPENNEH ♦ ♦ ♦ Gordonsvllle, Va., Nov. 19.— (I. N. H.l—.For killing more crown than any of the other 700 entries In an International crow-shooting contest. It. L. Turner, of Culpepper, won the grand prize of $100. Thlrty- tliree states were represented In the contest. More than 60,000 crows fell during the contest In the Unit ed States and Canada. Idaho led In the number killed. ♦ ♦ ASKED 10 ENO ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ DIMTIUCT CARDINAL LOGUE, IRISH rnnrOTQ PRIMATE, PASSES TODAY TUllLûlô Belfast. Nov. 19.— (A. P.) ♦ Cardinal Logue, primate of ♦ ♦ Ireland, died here today. 4 ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ SEVEN MEN ON SLOOP HAVE BEEN RESCUED New York. Nov. 19.—(A. Ml IQ lYIUò BE INCREASED SMS COOLIDGE P.)— ATTORNEY IIESSION The seven men aboard the sloop SPE< IFIC PROGRAM W ANTED BY Frolic, missing from Brooklyn since WILL ASK GOVERNOR Foil PRESIDENT IN HAWING OF Sunday, were rescued by the Norwe MILITIA TIMBER Berkeley. Cui., Nov. 19.—( It. P.j, —Thera will be no public sale of ♦ gian steamship Mexicano off Nan tickets for the Stanford-California ♦ tucket and about 200 miles from game here next Saturday. Hundreds1 — 44444444444444 4 Rockaway point, according to a mes of applications have been returned , sage intercepted by the East Hamp und when the demands of old grads ton radio station last night. have been satisfied, those who want Police of the marine division to see the gume for the sport's sake, J scoured the seas for the Frolic, a If they got their application In early, j Mor.' Money Will Ik* II mìmh I by a Only Way to Curtail llll.lt Par I» to Ottawa. Ont . Nov. 19.— (A. P.)— I Serious Outbreak Muy Occur With 34-foot sloop. The men had ex Are Subject to Use by l*rrw«t Gen will have a chance, but nul other* lams of Life anil I ’ roperty Des IxwH-r Levy, Due to IncrenMil Prviriit Huiplus Production of eration Bui There Must Re Res Maple trees In Canada produced pected to return before dark Sunday, wise. traction Says Sheriff Collins itaw Pr.slucts Valuations In City Properly toration As Well As Use sugar and syrup to the value of but were caught in heavy gales. $5,991,141 In 1924. according to a — report issued by the Dominion de Independence. Cal., Nov. 19.— (A. To run the city for the year 1925, partment of agriculture. This was (loneva, Nov. 19.—(A. P 1—A Washington. Nov. 19.— (A. P.)—- i it is estimated that $54,000 will tie the highest return In ten years. Sixty P.)—District Attorney Hesston, of aeries of proposals striking at the President Coolidge today asked for a of Marketing ¡required. This amount is specified thousand farmers in the four eastern Inyo county, announced here today very roots of the drug evil was pre fi. II. Kipp, Two Young Men Caught at Mrtlforil. specific program of timber saving in Department, to Talk sented to the International opium In the tentative budget as outlined ‘provinces were engaged in the maple that he was going to Sacramento to opening the national conference on Others Sought by City Auditor H. H. Allyn. This sugar industry this year, according urge Governor Richardson to send conference today by the American the utilization of forest products. Portland. Nov. 19 —Members of will be presented to the city coun to the report, and only one-half of troops to the Alabama gates of the delegation. Only the most drantic Medford. Ore., Nov. 19.—(Z. P. The nation faces timber exhaustion, restriction at the production point, ths Chamber of Commerce of cil meeting Thursday night with lo the available sugar maples in this Los Angeles aqueduct, where ranch I—Two young men. who are alleged the president warned, and the situa the Americana held, could atop or (¡rants Pass will be addressed No cal citlxens acting as a budget com area were made productive. Stimu ers are now wasting the Los Angeles j to be half the quartet of safe blow tion must be met by a diminishing curtail the Illicit drug» rruchlng the vember 24th by R. H. Kipp, man mittee. The meeting will be given lation of the industry through gov water supply. Sheriff Collins ex ers and burglars who some time dur waste and increasing supply. The people of the world. They proposed ager of the marketing department ¡over entirely to a consideration of ernment encouragement, establish pressed fear of a serious outbreak, ing Sunday night partially blew the nation's resources are a trust, Mr. the prevention of the surplus pro ot the Portland Chamber of Com the budget, no other business being ment of schools for practical instruc with a large loss of life and property safe of Martin D. Bowers drug store Coolidge declared, subject to use by duction of raw opium anti cocoa leaf, merce, who will speak on the sub planned for the session. A rate of tion In Quebec and Ontario and pro destruction. at Gold Hill, and stole about $200 the present generation, but there from which cocaln is derived. They ject of the marketing work done ¡only 22 mills will be assessed, how tection of maple trees will, it is ex worth of Jewelry and other stock; must be a restoration as well aA a also proposed prohibiting the distri for various agricultural products ever. due to the increase in city pected. greatly Increase the output and who made their get away with a use. bution of Heroin, deeming It un through the Oregon State Wide De valuations, 22.66 mills being re next year. ! car. also stolen in that city, were necessary tar medical or scientific velopment J Fund of the Portland quired to raise the $51,000 needed i captured here by Chief of Police Maple groves, the report points i purposes. Chamber of Commerce. I for the 1924 expenses. The assessed out. are a profitable side-line for the 1 Rev. ('. V. Slieatsley Now Says He Adams Monday forenoon. The chief and other members of Representatives from Oregon In-. valuation of city property has in farmers of eastern Canada. Relieves Wife Wns Suicide the police force here, and Sheriff Ter forested In the development of co- ) creased from $2.250.000 to $2.458.- rill and Deputy Sheriffs Forncrook John B. Mooney. SB, Is In ('ritieni operative marketing among agrkul-1 700 during the year. Columbus. Nov. 19.— (A. P.) — and Alden are hard at work search Condition in Port In ml For the general government de tural producers are planning to be Is Reported Weak This Morning by I Rev. C. V. Sheatsley. pastor of the ing for the two burglars who got present at the annual meeting of partment, including the salaries of I Attending Pliysi.latw the National Co-operative Council i the city auditor, city attorney and » Famous Producer Mirrami* to ll<*art I Christ Lutheran church of Bexley, a away. In the hope of “sweating” Portland. Ore. Nov. 19.—(A. P.) I suburb, whose wife's cremated body out of the two men under arrest, the — John B. Mooney, 5 2. is in a criti Marion. O., Nov. 19.— (A. P.) — of farmers* co-operative marketing ¡treasurer, as well as operating ex Trouble Today was found in the furnace of their prisoners are confined in separate cal condition in a hospital here to Mrs. Harding has become worse, associations. In Washington, D. C., penses of the offices. $2,200 will home late Monday, today changed cells. Half of the stolen loot was day from self inflicted pistol wounds .be required, this being an increase showing signs of sinking Into n January Sth to 8th, 1925. Hollywood. .Nov. 19—(A. P.) — his testimony of yesterday, declaring found on them, and identified by after shooting and killing his divorc df $140 over the $2060 for the past coma, according to a bulletin at i:30 Inquiries for agricultural Infor [year. The police department, in- Thomas H. Ince. 4 2, nationally known he believed his wife took her own Martin D. Bowers. ed wife last night. today. mation un Oregon has doubled In Frank Vader, about 23, who says [eluding the salaries of the chief of picture producer, died at hia home life. Yesterday he refused to accept the land settlement department of a suicide verdict. His statement was He Marlon. O.. Nov. 19 .— (A. I’) — he is from North Dakota. Is confined I police, three regular policemen and here today of heart trouble. Mrs. Warren <1. Harding was weak the Portland Chamber of Commerce special officers will be $4910 as was one of the pioneers and leaders voluntary. in the county jail, while the younger and quite exhausted this morning. working under the Oregon State against $4700 for the year just end In the motion picture industry. He | man who claims to be Raymond according to the bulletin Issued by Wide Development Fund, during the ing. The added amount Is needed was supervising director of the Ince Stdne of Denver. 20 years old. Is con past ten days, according to the man- studio at Culver City. attending physlcluns. fined in the city prison. It is Stone Rqpolution Passed Today by Ameri as expense. a ger ot the department. In the the authorities especially hope to in — The fire department will require can Federation of l-alior past week there have been 315 di •I. K. Kilduff Returns From Annual duce to confess and tell of the iden- reel Inquiries. while 87 names have $7000, with $5170 as the 1924 ex extra labor and materials. For the Meeting of Company : tity of others in the night raid. past year $1650 was raised. Sanita been submitted by others for the pense. This Includes the salaries El Paso. Nov. 19.— (A. P.)—A Both Stone and Vader have been tion Is set at $300, this being the | for the fire chief. tw o regulars afld Hix Men <•«■< Away Willi *30,000 nt mailing of Oregon literature, The resolution urging the passage in the The Holland mine is to start up identified by Gold Hill men as two Maintenance fs salary of the city health officer. Farmington majority off these inquiries are the volunteers. Immediately. J. E. Kilduff returned of a quartet of men seen in that city short congressional session of the placed a( $400. a drop of $100 from Water and lights will cost $8000. coming from the middlj'west and potal wage bill, vetoed last session 1924. Equipment will cost $1180. Water will cost $2900 against $2800 yesterday from San Francisco where eariy Sunday evening, and as the Pontiac. Mich., Nov. 1»—(A. P.l California. by President Coolidge, was unani The department has purchased 700 for the past year, due to the Instal- he attended a meeting of the Asso two men who rode to this city from —Six men held up and robbed the mously approved by the American ciated Development company, the near Central Point Monday morning feet of new hose which is to be paid lation of three new hydrants, Light- Furmlngton State hank, near here, Federation of Labor in convention concern which is interested in the with a Gold Hill man. for the first of the year, leaving Ing is set at $5250, with $5200 und escaped with I30,000 today. here today. property, formerly the Harry Sisk- The burglary is supposed to have $480 In the fund for other mainten spent this past year. Several new I ron mine. Mr. Kilduff states that taken place between 11 p. in. and Man Is Held. Ilmlly Wounded, Aw ance. A reserve fund of $1400 for lights have been installed. the other members of the company 1 a. m. The burglars after looting new equipment will probably be au Murder Huspcct The 'library will require $1900. were greatly pleased with the show the money drawer of $8 in change thorized. This Is made necessary Infertilii Machine I'laceil In Offices of The librarians salary is placed at ing made during the past year and and gathering up a lot of the Jewelry Portland. Ore.. Nov. 19.—(A. P.) by the fact that It may be found es $1200, assistant's salary at $300 now look forward to an active yean stock and fountain pens used nitro San Diego Dally to buy a new pumper for the sential —Marlon P. Martin. 55. night watch Improvements are contemplated j glycerine on the safe, but their Mine Workers Head Docs Not Want San Diego, Cal.. Nov. 19 —(A. P.) man at Closset & Devers Company, engine, There is also a plan being and expenses at $400. This money Secretary's Position at the mine. One of these will be charge was not sufficiently heavy to comes from the library fund. —An attempt to blow up the edl- was shot and killed early today, sup talked of putting in a sub-station the addition of two more stamps, I blow open the door of the safe, in Roads are set down for $9000 as torlal offices of the San Diego Union 1 posedly by a prowler he surprised in on the north side of the railroad giving-the mine a five-stamp mill which Mr. Bowers happened to have El Paso. Nov. 19.—(A. P.)—John and Evening Tribune wns made to the building. A man giving the name track to do away with the danger against $8000 for the past year. The in place of the three now in opera considerable money that night This L. Lewis, president of the United regular street superintendent will which now exists of being held up by day. A stranger placed a suitcase of W. J. McDonald. 23, is In the hos receive $1200 with extra labor to tion. giving a greater capacity. may have been because they were Mine Workers of America, is not a containing a powerful explosive In pital, seriously wounded. Police the Southern Pacific on the Sixth cost $1800. Street cleaning costs There are now several thousand amateurs, or because of their having candidate for secretary of labor, he the rooms of, the newspaper and de charge him with the shooting. Mc street crosslng. tons of ore on the dump to be work a meager supply of nitro glycerine. said here today. parted. Police and firemen discon Donald was found four blocks from •The sum of $2000 will be required $1000. sprinkling $400. materials ed. according to Mr. Kilduff. He nected the Infernal machine. A the scene. The police suspected him to run the city parks for the coming $2200, tool and machine repairs also states that there is plenty of $250. tool purchases $100, hauling spirited election on water bonds vgas after checking up his account of his year, A regular park stiperlntend- $50 and new concrete bridges within water' to insure running the mine held yesterday. movementk. lent Is pald out of this as well as the city $1000. To help pay for this continuously. He will go out to the work. $5000 will be secured from property tomorrow. the county road fund, leaving $4000 to be provided from city taxes. The city has acquired a large London. Nov. 19.—(I. N. S.I.— "The first, and the one on which amount of new machinery for road The opinion that there will be a we are engaged at Birmingham, is work during the year. A new grader gasoline famine five years from the transformation of coal into oil cost $550, the Cletrac tractor $1400. now is expressed by Professor W. by the process known as hydrogena the concrete mixer $1032, seven iron San Diego, Cal., Nov. 19.—(A. P.) high pressure area over the North F. Burstall. dean of the faculty of tion. The coal is heated and brok wheelbarrows $66 and and scari —There Is a direct relation between Pacific, centered 1.000 miles or more science at Birmingham University en down and forms thick crude oil, fier $145. total $3193. This machin west of San Lula Obispo, reaches Its the temperature of the ocean and the Only the discovery in the near from which finer and lighter oils ery and equipment Is to he used by maximum intensity In late summer future of a cheap, effective substi are extracted. The process, how seasonal rainfall In the same region. the city In the grading and pavlnt and diminishes till about February, tute can save the automobile and ever. is only partially successful. according to George F. McEwen, of when In some years It disappears program which the city administra aviation industries from a fuel fa "This is very expensive, and. ev tion has laid out for the next few the Blologlcnl Institute at La Jolla, entirely, and again Increases to mine. which will put a complete en if it were not expensive, we are Cal., who has reached this conclu- summer maximum. years. The Orchard avenue paving Therefore Fheck upon 'building throughout faced with the eventual exhaustion slon after extended research. was completed at a cost of $11.ono. summer In which the ocean ’high' Is the world, 'Professor Burstall avers. of our coal supplies, which, it fs Using this theory Mr. McEwen has relatively great should be followed It Is the plan of the administration "Existing oil fields are becoming commonly agreed, will occur m predicted that the rainfall In San by a relatively great transfer of air to lay several blocks of new pave exhausted, and although new wells about 200 years at the present rate Diego mid vicinity this year would landward during the winter or rainy ment each year are being drilled here and there, ot consumption. be five Inches more than the aver- season. Numerous barometric ob Bond Interest must also be pro they only put a little farther off "The second line of experiment age for the last eight years, Ae servations over the ocean, suitably vided by taxation, this being the the day when the worl<J| will be is the production of alcohol from cording to the hypothesis, low sti to distributed both In space and time, largest single Item on the budget. faced with a famine. The produc vegetable matter by processes ot mer temperatures In the ocean rnean would serve to determine the amount, The railroad bonds carry interest at tion of automobiles In the United fermentation. This Is being partic increased rainfall In the winter, and of air forming the Pacific ‘high.’ the rate of $1000 a month, or $12.- States and elsewhere is Increasing ularly explored in Australia, South higher temperatures Indicate less . Fore-knowledge of the amount of air 000 for the year. Interest on the far more rapidly than the produc Africa. India and the east general precipitation. available for transfer landward would $51,000 redemption bonds comes th tion of gasoline,” he said, in an In ly. Tn India leaves ot many kinds "The moisture of the air over the Indicate In advance whether to ex $3.060. Interest on the refunding terview in Birmingham. are being subjected to fermentation North Pacific ocean,” explained Mr. pect a wet or dry season." Dr. and Mrs. Gannuway, bonds will be $2600. This Interest Professor Burstall does not hope and thus made to produce alcohol. McEwen, "is continually replenished Mr. McEwen said his observations Near East Relief workers In Turkey, Item amounts to $17.710. a reduc fully regard the etforts being made Australia, in particular, is paying by evaporation from the ocean sur had indicated that a change In ocean picked tip a starving baby In Marash. tion from the $18,060 of the past [ to find substitutes for gasoline, al unremitting attention to this, due to face. The amount of the water va temperature of one degree Fahren- , Cilicia, three years ago. After year, due to the paying off of $7000 Former Governor Frank O. Low- though a trio of scientists have , the complete absence of oil in the por available for precipitation upon helt corresponded, on the average, months of care they brought her of the refunding bonds. The re <ton of Illinois is -being prominently been engaged for a long time in re country. the land is proportional to the mass to a difference of two Inches In rain back to health. And they ad<|pted demption fund for the retirement of mentioned as the probable successor search work in this direction. | "Here, again, cost Is against the of air flowing in from the ocoun. over the coastal region ot Southern [ her as their daughter. Today, at 4, bonds and warrants Is $5830. to the late Secretary of Agriculture "There are two main lines of ex use of alcohol, for It costs twice "It has long been known that a California. she speaks four different languages. against $64501 for 1924. Henry C. Wallace. periment,” the professor continued. as much to produce as gasoline." TAX LEVY LOWERED TO 22 WOULD GET AT PRODUCTION BLOODSHED IS NOW FEARED PORTLAND SPEAKER COMING RESOURCES HELD IN TRUST GOLD HILL SUSPECTS HELD PASTOR CHANGES TESTIMONY KILLS EX-WIFE-SHOOTS SELF MRS. HARDING IS EXHAUSTED THOMAS H. INCE IS DEAD « HOLLAND MINE WILL START POSTAL WAGE BILL FAVORED MICHIGAN BANK IS ROBBED PORTLAND WATCHMAN SHOT NEWSPAPER OBJECT OF PLOT LEWIS IS NOT OUT FOR JOB Prodigy h r May Get Post GASOLINE FAMINE IS FORESEEN BY LONDON PROFESSOR WHO SAYS NEW FUEL IS NEEDED
