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.WASHINGTON7, Won. G.-An cx-
hauHtive Htutiy uf the records of vnri
ouh Arctto expedition, ami olhei
sclent. fie data i to lie ntnrtfd Hl.ort.ly
by a special board of naval offictTa
Hppoitited to work out a detailed plan
for a flight next summer tu the north
pole. .
"Kxtenslvo exploration over un
known regions adjacent to tho pole."
1h tcti be undertaken, and President
CoolidRO, in a letter giving formal ap
proval to tho uropoHJtl expreHed. the
opinion that the expedition "will he of
great practloul value." No additional
appropriation from conKrcHH. It 1h
thought, will bu needed to carry out
the plan.
Tho project is the outgrowth of h
r-uggestlon made to Secretary Denhy
nome montht) ago byKnLurt A. llart
lett, who Hailed with .Hear Admiral
I'eary on a BuccoHHful polar expedition
in tho h tea titer Ho one volt lu 1UU8-U!.
Tho board will determine whether
thje trip Is to bo made in the big nuvy
dirigible .Shenandoah or in uirplanes
equipped with HkllB and outline all
other arrangements for the flight,
which i expected to provide, Inciden
tally,, keen competition for ' tho
Amundsen expedition's second at
tempt to fly over the pole about the
Hame time. This rivalry, however,
will be especially friendly, In view, of
the assignment by the navy of .Lieu
tenant Kalph Davison to-pilot one of
Captain Amundsen's planes. .
Admiral W. A. Moffett, chief of
naval aeronautics, has urged for many
months the practicability of polar ex
ploration by air and repeatedly ex
pressed the opinion that the Shonun
doah could make the trip.
Several considerations however! ar4
Involved In using the dirigible. It
would be necessary to erect at some
"jump off" point In the far north x
mooring must for the , Hhenandoah.
Tho possible effect of low tempera
tures on the helium gas with which
tho Shenandoah Is Inflated, also must
bo determined definitely, though so
far as now .known, the gas would not
bo 'materially altered if subjected to
tho polar conditions.
The gxpedltlon will be furnished
with every possihje assistance by
means of thorough naval equipment,
Including station ships, patrol craft
and high power radio stations afloat
or ashore, j. r, - '
PiMe Thought Sr lbdaj
ItKI'UtiK, STIUCNtlTIJ, IIKI.f. .
Onil la our rofiido nnri strength,' n vi-ry'
present liclH in tniuhlo. l'milm. 4(1:1.
Now York Boy BcoutH, girl seouti, U.'S:navy officials .ftnd Captain
Cr.as. NuntfeHMcr, the aco of the French army, ' wrint - on. a .pilgrimage .to
the grave of Theodore KimHevelt at Oyster . Buy, navy tiny (alfto the . lata
pi-CHident'H birthday). They placed wreaths . on . the . last renting place of
the president who did bo much for the American navy. . .., . tl,-
NAPA. Cal., Dee. 6. Charles Smith
0, jtnd'hlH brother,. Jnmea-, 3, were
uroiurht to the comity Infirmary to
day from ropoi valley, north of here.
suffering from axe and knife wounds
said to have been inflicted by thcli
mother, Mrs. Samuel Smith, wife of a
trapper. Mrs. Smith was also trout'
cd lit tl0 hospital for several minor
knlfo wounds. ; Smith is in Mendo
clno county. .
Chnrles Smith. Is, not expected to
llvo, his skull having been crushed
with tho axe. . Mrs. Smith Is being
hehl.
Mrs. Smith .admitted 4110 attack on
hor children nnd herself after denying
that she was responsible,, tho sheriff
said. She wns laboring under the be
lief that tho children were being tor
tured in their sleep by somo unknown
forco, he said, and resolved to end
their lives.
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PORTLAND- OJtEGOklVNfi Mon'
dify. An Indorsement, ifpri! tl lilted
States senator wJll be 'niade by tjio Ku
Klux Klan through the Good .Gov1
eminent, league in January. ...Thaf
bi" the present program, . but i ions
before January .there In 'po, , telling
what will, happen williln-the . ,klan
judging from the charges and coun
ter-'charges now . being flung to the
public by.membera of the orgauizar
Hon and by the warring tactions- of
tho Orango lodges, which are divided
into klan and anti-klan camps, .i- i
A four-fftng circus has .developed
within the last week in the politics
Of the state, through' the dissentlons
in the klan and. federation. Those
in position to .know assert that -her
can be no healing of the breach unit
that the war-will be curried. Jnto.tht
pi'imarlM.i This to a matter -of oonr-
cern to n.11 this, aspirants for, the enf
tttprial nominations and it equally-Jnf
lerests alt : the- candidates who .-will
be seeking nominatloiiB fotv the legisv
lature, the county offices and, the city
offices next year. 1. . !, ...ii-r':.- n --
Ng One If as Inside Track
No. one today. has the Inside: track
lor the Indorsement of the klan t for
senator.. . :K.. K.. Kubll,'' who-- ia exi
pected formally to, announce his can
didacy next Hundui',. has the baxking
of a number of upetute. klaiiB, but. lt
requires 7r per cent of tho (delegate
in the state convention of the Good
Government league, to; carry,, an In
dorsement. 0 u I i ri
J. K. Perry's faction of Orangemen;
who reincorporated the Federation ef
Patriotic societies and seaured a new
deal, i is friendly to the grand dragon
I of. the klan, ,Fd L. Oifford,-and. It
was , presumed when. Perry., obtained
the new soul that . It. would, be affixed
to. thq, ticket., indorsed .by, the, .Good
NEW YORK. Dec. 5. A stock book tZlZ. h- ,71"'".:'
contuliilng 26,000 snares of Ajax RUb- the Be'al may b'e ken vuy ...from
her company stock with a total face Perry, and the. .corporation, papers
value of about $17B,000, lias .been which i were Branted to him tor the
stolen from the company's offices on new federation may be dissolved. The
West 57th street and. the shares 8old, w- G- Blford faction. whlQb is still
through Wall street brokers after-the ""fr the hopes that eventually it
, . . ,, , , . will prevail. Bo much for that.,! -. . i ,
umiiivd ut itniquui niiu iimiaici p,)Ciij
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were forged,- the New York Evening
Tefegrarti tfttfd todar.
roweii Attacks urunp, Uragon ..i-)
Supplementing the attack of Elford'
on Glfford, Luther I. Powell, who'
Describing what it' tei'med , 6he 'of calls himself "king kleagle.'f is littack-'
the boldest robberies 'In, years,1. the Ing the grand dragon. Itt Is reported
newspaper 'said the theft apparently.14"11 PoweH has been suspended a b
bad hnen arrnmred with tlm nnnnlvv mf mber. of ths klu" by instructions
from. Atlanta, -Ga.f the imperial head
quarters. . Poweil (lenles, that, he. has
been , lifted' tout of the . organization
had been arranged with the connive
mice of someone familiar with' the
company's office.. : - ' '
ALIE
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tlnd atlciu thut some good citizens of
Portland have signed charges against
Oifford -which may cause Glfford's
ousting. .. .j.f ; :- - i s , n
The Hat, of charges referred to by
Fo)yell are said to contain some sent
satlonal fentures; some of them were
- stated in a klan meeting in Portland
,)ast. year. The man who mud the,
'charges tit that time is,. expected to
1 - jBign,them. It has been intimated Jhftt
-Xt'K ' tho-charges will reach- the outsidQ
vnmiit- nf- public..-. Following,.,, this- threat -of
tin. fii-qt'Riilia hrnti.-ht ..v-tiin ittntP An . f hVgea against Oifford comes TTort
superior court hure to evict alien land 'htlS Jowell is likely to faqe. soma
htWdern under tho Washington titat uchargea lilniiielf.
law. aliens are rushlntr Into federal F unia-MTKCTH m yuamiury
omirt tn nhtnin Amorlrnn PltlzenHhin. Tjl Upshot of all this fllctlpn If
TAOOAfA,' Don, B. An
The clerk of the federal court here I t,mt of f ke-soekers are in a quandary
ported 61 applications for citizen- j" . wnnt V ao an" lny ao no1
ship yesterday and tho influx contln- Know wniqn crowd to slue in wiim
uel today, illany of those making up- , "',lnt- umo Klun 18 Prepnren ro
pllcatliin hail taken out their first '"8 inuorsoinunta in January any-
papi'i-H years ugo. j mine may nnpnen. , n is an apparent
1'iiiMi.ciitni. .1. w. Si.blnn Is lnokini- '"ot that candldntes'on one ticket will
up the reconlH of alien property hotitf
crs and suits to confiscate their lands
will be filed ns rapidly as the evld6nce
can be collected he said.
Cotton Industry in . ,,.
England Threatened ,
By the Boll Weevil
VASni.r,TONT, Dec. 6. A crisis
ho fought by the faction opposing the
sponsors of tho tickets and vice versa.
.Just In the -midst of this klan and
federutMu rumpus along comes Char
ley liockwood with hia plan; for a state
republican convention to make1 en
dorsements for' the primaries. Tho
call In signed by -W. A. Carter and Ij.
El St-'hmitt, lawyers, and the appeal
in for a fund of $1600 to defray the
cost of the convention and a, Lincoln
day dinner. Charley Lock wood's pro
grain, as outlined in tha . Oregonlan
several weeks ago, ia to hold hia con
vention .on Lincoln's . birthday , and
in tho English cotton Industry has seat in .the convention, one delegate
been brought nbout by the ravuges for each 200 votes oast for Harding
of tho boll weevil in tho cotton fields in -191!0 The delegates are to . be
of tho United States, combined with elected by the Jockwood clubs, to be
the European situation and conditions organized In all counties. . .Lookwood,
In the world generally, according to however, calls them Oregon republl-
tho department .of agriculture. Ro- con c.unn,
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Throe Already in: Race iS i;
QoorgQ. L. Baker,-, .C- N. -McArthur
anti c-it. MoNitry Incumbent, lire the
Thousands of men nnd women in. official republican! aspirants for tho
Lancashire nre . worklns hit It- tln,ie.lB,,natol"",'Vnl"aon- but. K. K.
these reports state, and some mflls Kubl1 ls aue " week. .The list may
aro runnlnn at a loss to retain their '' r,03 w'" 'heiia four.- Oeoige
skilled employes, pending a return of Joseph, state senator for, Multnomah
good times jcounty. Is being urged by.a.few.lndl-
Ono trade union secretary estimntes7MulB et Jnto the ganie, but he
40.000 oncrutlves have) left tho ln " ..-iai..;-
dustry for good.
Blame Cigarettes
for Most of fires
'' In National Forests
POKTIjAND, Ore., Deo. B, Of the
134 forest fires in the national forests!
of Oregon and Washington in 192J,
caused by smnkors. the majority came
from cigarettes, according to a pre
liminary fire report just Issued by the
district forester's office In Portland.
"Thn fact that careless smokers do
not kill their cigarette stumps before
throwing them awsv and 'that the
stumps of tallor-mnno cigarettes hbld
their fire after being .tossed aside Is
undoubtedly responsible for- a large
majority of our torast fires due . to
smokers," said District Forester Cecil.
A resolution adopted In October by
tho Pacific Logging congress In Ppo
kiuio opposed t-endy made cigarettes.
Ford Put On Tlckei.V
AnitlAN. Mich.. Dec. ..-HI'Kltlona
to have the' name 01 ilenry' Ford
placed on the democratic presidential
preference primary ballot In Michigan
next spring have made their appear
ance hero. They were Initiated by
Edward Frenidorff. known through
out Michigan ns a democratic -"wheel
horse."
State lenders In the democratic or
gunliittlon thus far have withheld
(heir endorsement of tho movement.
ously. McArthur , la. tho .only .candi
date, to' openly oppose ,the Ku. Klux
Klan... - w
Will rt. King, , Milton A Miller and
George Mansfield will liot bo ,the only
democratic,. contenders., .Gilbert la
maker,: who was a Vendor In the antl
Cba,inherLiin faction of democracy,
may fling his hat into. .the .ring and
word . from- llaker says that V. . H,
Str,ayer, state senator, Is slowly giving
ground before . the solicitation ,-, of
friends that h go in and save democ
rtecy. ,' It Is now practically, assured
that. Bert E. Haney, member of the
United States shipping board, wlll not
be a candidate. Shipping and. bust
ness liitorests of the state do. not vunt
Oregon to lose Its place on the ship
plug board, which would happen If
llaney resigned to enter tho political
contest.
And so nil la not quiet along the
Willamette, politically speaking.
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