Medford mail tribune., December 17, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

PXOE SIX
MTDFOTH) MATL TRIBUNE. fEDFORB, , OREfiON. s:VTURB'AY. BECTrBER 17. 1921
JUSTICE WHITE
AVASIIINCTON'. Hoc. 17. Tho liar
of tho Rupromo court of the i'liili'il
Stutos met in the court room today
to pay a tribute of respect to tho
memory of tile !ale Chief JuHtku Ed
ward 1). White.
The meeting was presided over liy
John AV. Davis, former ambassador
to KiiRland and former solicitor nni
eral, who, in referring to the !1 years
of service of the late chief justice
upon the mipremo court bench, de
clared that durliiK that period "there
came a development and expansion of
the powers of the federal Kovernmcnt
and a rcBultbiB increase in the labors:
of the court unsurpassed during any;
equal period in the history of the
republic."
A committee headed by former
Senator George Sutherland o! I'lah
and numbering among its members
many of the most noted lawyers of
tho country, submitted resolutions
extolling tho late chief Justico'a ser
vice to his stale and to his nation, de
claring his work had constructed for
him "a monument, an enduring ua tho
court itself." '
A. motion to set n.-dde the verdict
rendered by the Jury in tho case of
P. 1.. TouWIle vs. tin.' Farm Hureau
was made this morning by defense
attorney Clus Newberry for tho Farm
liureau. tleorge Huberts is attorney
for tho plaintiff.
The suit involved an alleged breach
of contract and in the last raso the
Jury compromised the rase awarding
Toll Voile. r.O per cent of the amount
for which he sued. The contention ot
tho defense is that the Jury did not
decide the case on It's merits and that
the Jury had no right to make any
other award than all or nothing, ac
cording to the validity of tho eon
tract. , Judge Calkins lias tahen tho mo
tion under adiseineiit.
LINER BUFFETED BY
J 20-1. HOUR GAL
CllUliltOCUti, Fiance. Dee. 17.
(llv the Associated , I'res.s) The
'White Star line steamer Olympic, re
ported by wireless as having been
badly buffeted in u sterol on hoi
passage from Now York, arrived hero
24 hours late. The wind blew at the
rato ot 120 miles an hour during the
storm she reported. One first elass
passenger wa killed during the storm
an Italian named Scraphlmi, while
another In thu s.'ifho cabin, a native
.of Czecho-Slovakla mimed Saldinuolx
wim badly Injured. They wore thrown
against a cabin by one of the wuves.
To Stop Coughing at Night
When anyono is Buffering from a
bronchial affliction or h as 11 emich
that lingers on and grnwH worso at
night, tho loss of sleep tends to weak
in tho mifferer aud grows moro ser
ious Mm longor it Is neglected. Mrs.
M. Huter, CI7 I.onghroolt Ave., Strut
fonlt) Conn., writes: "Foley's Honey
and Tar has given me groat reliel
from a severo attack of bronchitis."
No nmdirluo Ktands higher thronelioot
Mm nation as a family remedy for
. Collin, coughu and croup. Sold every
where. Adv
Last can
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RAGES IN BELFAST,
FEAR NEW CLASH
HKl.FAST, IM-c. 17. ( My Associated
J'ress.) Fierce firing broke out in the
Nowtownwards road section and east
llelfast today. The firing was bo in
tense that tralncar service was sus
pended. Lewis guns were used
against the rioter3 by the crown
forces.
An employe of the tram service was
shot dead and at least six persons are
known to have, been wounded.
In tho llallyniucarrotUdistriet two
persons were shot, William Proudfit,
iij years old, being wounded in the ab
domen and his son in the leg. Another
young man was attacked by a crowd
and badly beaten.
A victim in another part of the city
was John Devanney, CO, who was shot
in tho chest and severely wounded.
Tomorrow is the anniversary of the
closing of the gates of Deny (Ixmdon
derry) in 1GSS, when was begun the
famous siege of the forces of James
II., which is commemorated In 1,'lster
by tho burning In effigy of tho "traitor
governor." This celebration, it is
feared, will accentuate the heated feeling.
lVliind. by federal agents investigat
ing tho Wall street bomb explosion,
was current today. William J. llurns,
head of the federal investigation bur
eau was to arrive here this afternoon.
Police headquarters professed to be
without advices regarding tile arrest.
Local investigators, while express
ing intense interest in dispatches
! from abroad, pointed out In connection
(with the statement that the third In
ternationale had financed the plot with
Uao.uOO, that anarchists usually were
; moved by fanaticism rather than by
: the desire for gold.
I It also wnn pointed out that J. P.
j .Morgan, for whom the bomb was al
leged to have been intended was shoot
ir.g in Scotland at the time, so that it
: would have been irnijojiyililo for a
woman spy to Lave watched him daily.
the Wall street cxpioM";i he could re-1
ceive a large share of .he rewards of
fered for the arrest of the plotters
without risk to himself.
Polish operatives sli:i'!ov.-od Lind"!:
eld and the Poles claim that while
iLindenfcld was preteuiling to play into
Cosgrove's hands, he was at the same
jti:ne double-crossing the Americans.
: Clues developed while trailing Linden
jfeld led the police agmts to arrest a
I number of communists who are alleg.
;ed to be sides working against the in
terests of Poland. Several women are
'involved in this alleg d plot.
Sport Flashes
POKTLAN'L), Ore., Dec. 17. Danny
Edwards, Oakland, Cal., negro feath
orwelght, received a decision over
llabe Herman of Sacrnmonto, nt the
cud of ten rounds of milling hero last
night. Peto .Mitchlo won a six round
decision over Muff Ilronson in tho six
round semi-final. They are light
weight. Tommy McCarthy, Portland
middleweight and Jack Davis of Seat
tlo fought a six round draw, and
I'rankio Kltchie, Spokano lightweight,
won a four round call over Jack Itoso
of Denver.
ST. l'All., Minn., Dee. 17. Nego
tlaltoliM are under way to match
Mike (libbons, who won tho news
paper derision last night lover Mike
ODovril. former middleweight chai.-.-I
.Itili. with Hryan Jowney,' of Colum
bus. Ohio, (ilbbons and O'Dowd each
will receive slightly over If.tlOO of the
5L'.'i,7i:l receipts last night.'
MOW Yliltlv, Dec. 17. Harry (lie!,
of Pittsburg, will moot Johnny Wil
son, or Host on. for the middleweight
title in February, Tex itlekard n
noiinoed ti.dny.' It also was annonnr
cd that the bout between Pete Her
man, New' Orleans ' bantamweight,
and Midget Smith of Now York Weill I
bo hold next Thursday night iiiHtvuU
of Friday. ' ' r ,
C'AMIiKIDCirc, Mass., Dee. 17.
Vniversity of Nebraska wants to play
Harvard's football team next fall. An
iimuiry from tho westerners was re
ceived by Harvard athletic authori
ties today, if Harvard has a place
on' its Bchetliile to offer, It was Indi
cated, Nebraska will bcln negotia
tions. Fnlvcraity of California as yet ha:i
made no final answer to the Crimson's
invitation for a ganio hero on Octo
ber -X next.
Highway Head Jtpilgns.
SPOIvANi:, Doe. 1 7. Frank W.
(lullbert, Klnce It'll: exe.-nllve hc-ic-lary
of the national parka highway
,-i.orlatinii, today atinnunood hts
resignation from that pn.dli ri. Ho
will devote his entire time to '.M'Oino-
tloti of local autnninHIc and gecd
rads associations of rli:rll lie is
official.
NAB MAN WHO KNOWS
(Coutlnuod from pago ono.)
Mr. Itiirus declared, a careful check
had borne this ottt.
'I.lndenfeld." said Mr. llurns, "is the
only man that we know in the world
that knows all about it."
For this reus n, Mr. llurns continued
I.iudenfeld was sent abroad to get the
necessary information for arrest of the
participants In the lumh plot and was
to have received the ln;ouO reward
for these disclosures, lie was de
scribed by Mr. llurns as a highly edu
cated and intellectual man of pr
aouncod radical tendencies, although
he did not himself advocate violent
measures. He is about 3tl years old
and lias a wife and two children now
in New York and is a half brother of
liosa Luxeuihui g. Ho went by the
name of William Undo In this country,
Mr. Hums added, had taken out his
first citizenship papers and an effort
was made to obtain his second papers
for hint before ho went abroad. He
is a Pule by birth. Mr. llurns continued
and was forced to leave Ktissiu in V.'Otj
because of his radio:1! connections.
Paul Altfiuhii f. wlui with Cosgrof
trailed I.iiMlonfold and ohtaittvd in
formation from hhn as to the explo
sion, was said by the bureau of itivos
tiuatioii t-likf to be a llurns agency
man. who hat) born sent abroad, first
upon information supplied by l.iil
llonfold, but had boon unable to make
fuit'ilciriit progress himself, so th;it
l.hnicnfold had been sent over to
trathor the details nceossjry for a
rnuoilnp of the suypools. I'pon l.iti
ilotit. Id's failure to vopoi t. ho added.
Ciwyvow was sont oor to arrest him.
t. !,'. 'ore's eabb'd report to tho do-p.il-MiO'ii:
h:id not been rorrix od v,hon
Mi'. Minns loft Washington at ono
o'li'.ik tor Now York.
MJU YOItK. Doc. 17 A niort that
an arrest would bo made hero this
afternoon in connection with the nr
lest of Wolfe Lindi'tu'eld in Warsaw,
WAHSAW, Dee. 17. (By Associat
ed Press.) Plots and counter plots,
reading like a chapter from fiction,
were involved in tho search for clues
in many parts of Euroite by American
secret service agenta which resulted
in the arrest bore yesterday of WoKe
Llndenfeld. alias William Liude, in
connection with the Wall street bomb
explosion In New York in September
I'JL'O. Llndenfeld has fully confessed,
the authorities say, naming the ring
leaders in tho plot, which ho declared
was aimed at J. P. Morgan, the infer
nal machlno exploding prematurely.
According to Sylvester Cosgrove and
Paul Altendorf, who trailed Llndenfeld
tho suspect has named five principals
In tho plot now in Europe, who re
ceived $30,000 from the Moscow Third
Internationale through New York com
munists. Llndenfeld has declared his
willingness to return to New York as
soon as possible and turn Btnte's evi
dence. Tho Polish authorities say he
was exposed in 190fi as a Russian
secret agent and fled to America at
that time, returning to Europe last
spring. Altendorf camo to Europe In
February last, while Llndenfeld came
over in March. During the summer
Altendorf, living in various communis
tic centers, obtained a clue which led
him to seek Lindenreld's aerptaintance.
As a roBidt Cosgrove arrived In War
saw two months ago, nosing as having
connections with communist groups in
America, and wns introduced to Lln
denfeld by Altendorf. After establish-
ng his acquaintance Cosgrove sug
gested to Llndenfeld a scheme where
by, by giving information In regard to
WASHINGTON, Deo. 17. (By Asso
ciated Press. I The reported arrest in
Warsaw of Woe Liiuie.'ifold on sus
picion of complicity in the Wall street;
bomb plot mystery is "the right story" j
William J. llurns, director of the bur-i
eau of investigation of thejustice de-
partment said today. !
.Mr. Hums said hi; was momentarily :
expecting a cabled report from War-1
saw. but until its receipt ho would be
unable to discuss the details of tho'
case. Ho added, how ever, the depart-!
ment has known of Lindenfeid for
some time and indicated that agents
had been working up tn his supjKised 1
connection with the Wall street explo
sion with the exectati'm of clearing
up the two-year-old mystery. '
MAY SOLVE NAVAL WOES
(Continued Iron, l'aga oce)
Replying to a question as to wheth
er the liritislt Vtfould accept "theo
retical recognition," while Krnneo de
sired to he given the right to naval
construction she had suggested, it
was not her purpose actually to build
the Bhlps, the lirllish spokesman re
turned a decided negative. Ho said
that England and the Tinted States '
"wished to deal with the matter on
tho basis of actualities" and not on !
a theoretical ratio allowance for any i
power based on national pride alone. :
II. Stirraut, the head of the French ;
delegation, it was learned, recalled to,
tho attention of the committee nt
today's session tho promise of secrecy
made by all delegations on Thursday
and said this agreement had been dis-'
regarded by tho llritish spokesmen
on Friday. Mr. Sarraut further as-;
serted that lie had kept his word and .
that until the committee changed
the rule he intended to observe the.
obligation. !
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