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MEDFORD, 0KKU0X. TIIL'K'SDAV, NOVUM MKU 12, 19i"
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MI FREED
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OF MURDER
Old Country Doctor Who Killed
Imbecile Daughter 'for Love'
Freed of All ChargesrWhen
Jury Fails to Agree Vic
tory for Law, State Declares
L1TTLKTON, Coio.', Nov. 12. Hy
Associated Press.) Dr. Harold Klnicr
II Inzer today was cleared of all
charge In connection with the death
of his !M -year-old imbecile and crip
pled daughter, Hazel on February 21
last.
The action came less than an hour
after tho jury hearing the charge an
nounced it had not reached a verdict
and' was discharged by Judge Samuel
Johnson,
Summoned hastily from his home.
Prosecutor Joel E. Stone appeared
before the presiding judge and made
a motion for dismissal of all charges
and the release of Dr. Blazer, who
was taken' Into custody immediately
after the jury wus discharged.
"I do not feci 41 the province of the
district attorney to persecute anyone,.'
Stone deulurcd, "and In fairness to
- the defendant and the people I now
, ask the court, to dismiss tho charges
against him 'J
1 "As a matter of humanity wc ought
not to try thiH caso again motion
granted." judge Johnson said. "Tho
defendant now Is discharged and may
go fi-ce. Upon formal motion of the
district .attorney at any tlmo ' the
charges pending will be nolle
prossed."
One- of tho Jurors, tho parent of mi
.' invalid daughter' declared " ttTyf "It
was a mistake to discharge the Jury."
"I believe that' we would have re
ported a -verdict with further delib-
onit Ion. only one man held out for
conviction and the rest of us believe
he could have been dissuaded from
his opinion with lunger discussion and
deliberation.
Homicide for Iiove?
"Homicide for love," was the way
Blazer's act wus characterized by the
defense during the trial. "We grunt
that he slew the girl but we deny that.
- he did It with malice aforthoiifht or
that he was sane when he did it." was
the burden of the defense.
The slaying was prompted by the
fear that ho would be taken and that
lazel would "become a burden" on
someone else, Dr. Blazer declared In'
letters which he wrote to explain his
net. After tho slaying the old doctor
made two unsuccessful uitempls to
end his own life once with poison
and another time by slashing his
throat with a razor. The case gained
nation-wide attention when the de
fense announced It would contend the
homicide wus no crime because Hazel
Blazer, a horribly malformed Imbecile
helpless since birth, was "not a hu
tan being." and therefore hud no
' soul.
This contention, however, was re
moved during the closing hours of
the trial when Judge Samuel Johnson
overruled a defense motion for a di
rected verdict dcclurhig that a "being
born of woman Is legal In the eyes of
the law."
Itepurts from court officials assert
ed that one Juror held out for Hie
conviction of Dr. Blazer. The voto
as reported won eleven to one. llow-
ever. Prosecutor Stono said that his
Information was that the vote wus !)
to 3 for acquittal.
Prosecutor Stone, In a statement to
newspapermen said: "I want to say
that this wns a victory for law and
order In this state. Tho fact that the
Jury fulled to .acquit tho .defendant
should be u warping that crime of
tills fort Is not sanctioned In ft do
V.wvw Dividend for i. l. 1.
NKW VORK, Nov. la,-(A. P.)
lUrectors of the General Motors cor
poration today declared nn extra divi
dend of 95 a sliaro on the common
sinck In addition to the regular quar
terly payment of $1.60
SAI.K.M. Ore., Nov. 12. Contrails
amountlnc to 139.474 for construc
tion of a new stato nonnul sihool
liulldliiK at Ashland were uwardod, ly
tlio hoard of regents of the sWiool,
litcetfttg heYe today.
Construetlon of the lnilldliiR will
liOBln within a few days. It was an
nounced and the building completed
bv June 1.
O It will le made of reinforced con
" ertle. with a stucco exterior and tile
roof. It will measur J 41 feet In
length l.v sixty feet In width. There
will be wo full floora .and a par
CONTRACTS LET FOR CONSTRUCTION
OF NORMAL SCHOOL AT ASHLAND
Tin-Can Tourists
Florida Form
Own School Dist.
in
4
KlSSIMKK. Kla . Nov. J 2.
I ' iiillsiiiiiyiMl heea uw tho local
nrhuiilH were overflowing with
children of regular residents,
"tin can tniirisls" hero have in-
Hi it mod their own school from
curriculum to campus. Following
a mass nice tins attended hy 4
tourists, the tin cu liners decided
to erect their own building,
elect their own school honrd.
employ their own teacher and
prescribe, ihclr own course, of
study.
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REAL TORNADO
Upper Willamette Valley Is
Visited By Small, But Genu
ine Twister Barns Blown
Over, Trees Uprooted Fol
lowed By Cloudburst.
SAIJI.M, Ore.. Nov. 12. The near
est thing ton real middle-western tor
nado that bus ever been seen In this
part of the northwest, crossed the dis
trict two miles south of here between
'10 and II o'clock yesterday forenoon.
Barns, fruit dryers and smaller build
ings of frame construction were re
moved from their foundations or oth
erwise badly damaged. Trees in sev
eral orchards were uprooted and many
large oak ami fir trees were twisted
la two. . Telephone lines Were put out
tifi cOminWalun, " ,; .' - '
- It Is estimated that the storm swept
an area about tiiU feel wide, origin
ating apparently somewhere in the
extreme western part of the Willam
ette valley.
Witnesses of . the storm say It had
much the same appearance as a regu
lation middle western tornado and Its
i roar could be heard five or ten mln-
utes before Its arrival ut a given place.
' That greater damage was not uune
was apparently due to the fact that
the storm struck In comparatively
frw places. It seems to huve struck j
with greater force In hollows than on
hills. The storm was easily visible at I
a distance as large limbs frogi trees
and other debris were swirled high
Into the air and carried from a quar
, to half a mile. Itcsldontft of the Lib
erty district declare that fir limbs
were foumf driven Into, the ground
several feci at places a quarter of a
mile from where any fir trees were
growing. '
At Independence, the storm touched
the Standard Oil plant and tore down
the gates. At this point It lifted and
followed the Willamette river for
about three-miles, then as It passed
over the river Into Marlon county,
quantities of water and gravel were
thrown high into in; air.
Three miles below Independence
the storm struck the Will Walker
ranch, tore down the water tower,
overturned bunk houses and moved
eight hop dryers several feet off their
foundations in a twisting motion. One
. of them collapsed and tho others will
I have to be turn do wit and rebuilt.
I At the Davidson and Hedges hop
ranch several large fir trees wero up
rooted, one falling und crushing, the
barn. Another tree struck the house,
tearing away one corner.
As far as reported today nt much
I damage wail done as the storm passed
farther east.
' The storm wus nceomponled by a
severe downpour of rain. Official re
ports here show that during tho 24
hours after 7 o'clock yesterday morn
ing .!' of an Inch of rain fell.
KUGKNK, Ore.. Nov. Is.-r-Knrly
this morning Kugonoans were awsk-
i ened by the wound of a veritable
.cloudburst, as rain beat down in
sheets for a brief space of time. Hull
and sleet later mixed with the rain.
I The Willamette river, which has
been at a low record mark, came up
'a f"t ud half during the past day.
tial basement. The Lull. Hoc will con
tain nn auditorium capable of ac
eominodatllllt 600 persons and havo
1" class rooms, a library und four
recitation rooms.
Contract were awarded to the fcil-lowlnft-
firms:
llcncral construetlon' Transhill
and Parelhis Portland. $109. !
leatlnir and ventlluilnir Hush
H0it-Hsstorf-I,ord company, of Port
land. m.107. f
Plumbing- Modern Plumbing and
ftcntlng company. Medford. 12895.
Wiring iaiionni r.ir":nii- -" i"y
Portland, (4500.
HITS OREGON IN
SALEM DISTRICT
WAR DEBT
WITH ITALY
IS SETTLED
Funding Agreement Reached
at Washington for Payment
of Over 2 Billions 5 Million
a Year Required for First 5
Years, Then Payments to
Increase-
WASHINGTON. NOV. 12. (A. P)
The Italian and American debt
commissions today came to an agree
ment for funding of Italy's war debt
to the United States on tho basis of
fl.C4S.U0U.0U0 plus accrued interest
to date.
Italy was granted sixty-two years
In which to pay tho amount which
was calculated at $2 042,000,000. No
Interest payment will -be required
during tho first five years. There
after tho interest rate Will bo one-
eighth of one per cent for ten years
and then increase during successive
ten-year periods to one-fourth of one
per tent. One-half of one per cent,
three-fourths of one per cent and
one per cent and during tho last
seven years two per cent.
WASHINGTON Nov. 12. (A. P.)
Under the funding agreement
reached here today for settlement of
the Italian war debt, tho Italians are
understood to have agreed to a total
debt of 2,042,000,000. Payment will
be at the rate of $5,000,000 a year
for the first five years, increasing
thereafter each year.
Tho total of $2,042,000,000 repre
sents -.the loans mado to Italy and
the interest to dute at 4 VI. per cent.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 12. (A. P.)
A n agreement was roachod today
for funding the Italian war debt.
Announcement of the settlement
followed a conference- by memberrs
of the American debt commission and
President Coolldgo and a later meet
ing by tho Italian delegation and tho
American commission. Details wore
not disclosed.
Members of the two commissions
said they wero bound to socrecy
pending the issuanco of an official
treasury statement not expected until
late in the afternoon. The reason
for this extraordinary procedure was
as close a secret us the settlement
terms themselves.
There were indications that tho
settlement took very liberal account
of Italy's financial troubles, not only
providing for an extended delay In
payments, but making substantial
concessions also as to interest terms.
Arrangements wero made for the
actual signing of tho compact next
Saturday. A few details of the text
arc yet to bo worked out.
Wall Street Report
MOW YORK. Nov. 12. (By the As
sociated Press. ) Construct ivo forces
wero again at work In today's stock
market, sharp recoveries taking place
throughout tho list. Speculative In
terest was again focused largely on
the motors. Impresslvo strength also
developed In a number, of high priced
issues. Mack Trucks, Virginia Hallway
and Power, Sears Itoobuek and Rail
way Steel- Springs all selling four to
five and a half points higher.
United States Rubber crossed 91
to tho highest price in five years, for
a gain of about four points.
Tho closing wan strong. Wide fluc
tuations market tho afternoon trad-
.ng. Auruciea uy tno Cnyn1Bn rv
els bear traders launched another
selling attack which drovo DuPont
down twenty points, Chrysler ten and'
Hudson, General Motors and United
States east Irion Plpo five to six
points from tho day's peaks, while S.
S. Kressgo crumbled 35 points. Strong
support again appeared, however, and
toward the close the market once
more moved forward under the leader
ship of United States Rubber and
Oenernl Electric, which rallied six
and a half and ten points respectively.
Sales approximated 2.30U.OOO shares.
NKW YOHK. Nov. 12. (fly tho
Associated Press) With the eyes of
Wall street focused on today's meet
Ing of the federal reserve directors,
the New York hank voted to rejaln
lis 3A per . cent rediscount rate
whh-h has been In effect since Feb
riuiry 27. Tho action came as i
balm to tho nerves of the financial
district which hud been put on edge
by the advance in tho ralo and tho
resultant crash In the stock market.
Casualties of the
Air S
ervicc
PASO ItUIII.KH. Cal.. Nov.i2.
, Three mon dli In nn airplane crash
during the Armistice, Day celebration
Here. Their airplane fell MO feet and
landed In a backyard outside the city,
Floyd 8. Kelso, former army aviator
of Kanta Cru. Jlarry Wright and
Percy tiuulrea. I",h 19. of Paso
Itohlca, were the victims. Q
Chaplin, Living With Wife, Brands
Rumors of Follies Romance False
' 'Stories linking tlic names of Chnrlr Clmplin, sercen enmrtlinrt,
nfid Louise Brooks, Vollics heauty, in a. romnnce, nrc heinc: indig
nantly denied in Los Angeles, wlicrc Chaplin is livinjr with his
wife and their son. Charles Speneer Chaplin, Jr. It isstatcd,
however, that Miss H rooks may be the comedian's leading woman in
his next picture.
13 KILLED IN
RAILROAD CRASH,
MANY INJURED
Rear-End Collision On Penn
sylvania Results in Frightful
Disaster Majority of Vic
tims in Pullman Cars On
the First Train Engineer
Escapes-
PLAlN-SnORO, X. J-. Nov. 12. (A.
P.) Thirteen persons wero killed cur
ly today when ii St. Louis express
train on the Pennsylvania railroad
bound for New- York, teles-roped an
other Pennsylvania train from 'Wash
ington, Also hound for New York.
Eleven bodleshave been recovered
from the wreekage of the two rear
cars of the "Washington train. Two
more bodies are still In the wreckage.
Tho boiMeft of the dead were sent by
tral nto New lirunswlek and Trenton.
The Washington train, made up of
six steel coaches and three i'uRmsnK,
was going at ten miles an hour thru
a heavy fog when tho St. Louis filer,
making 50 miles nn hour, ploughed
through it. The Cullman ear Mur
held wns rammed through the car
,n half Mo(jt of
d , ln0HC
I tw.n ,r. 'in nf ,h HIlM!(IlllIf
two cars. Tho eniilno of tho spec
train romalncd on the rails. The
Klneer, Timothy Carroll of Jersey
City, escaped serious Injury und ran
to tho nearest telephone, about two
miles aw-ay and summoned aid.
FOOTBALL FILMS AT
COPCO, PLEASE CROWD
The "free itmvli'H.' whl"h wore put
on nt I be t'fipcu building lust evening
drew- a huge attendwrne in spite of
the rain. The Kidcwulk wus puck'-d
with spcclators, both young and old,
!,. l.r,.ri. f tVi. iifiiisi'ii mi utui'tnil tit
7.3)) m m4iny n.fnH!llnR lU tlM,
vUtHlt ( TUft lh.tur(.H W(.(.
whWM ,y tll,.;tH of a spncii.l tranr
Ipurent screen hung In the Copco show
window, l he rihoM iieing projected
from IukIiIc the building and showtnit
through the A-rccn to the crowd out
side. 9
A iiuiiibcr of interesting pictures of
local Interest were presenied In the
jl npco. Current r.vcnts, inclutllng the
.leilfoiJ-;riinls Pass and Metlfurd-
.Marshlield football games, rccif
auto races at the Jackson County Fair
Grounds. Copco No. 2 dedication and
other films. It was announced that
the pictures of the Armistice parade,
Modfurd-Ashland game anil other
Items of interest which w0 taken
yeslerdiiy will appear at an early dale.
'
Mediums Fail to
Give ( Countersign
NKW YORK. Nov. 12. (A. P.)
Noiirly 30D mediums who as
Hcrted their belief that they re
roivnd mpsHHenn frnin J hn Into
Mrs. J. Allen Gilbert of Portland,
f Ore., failed to present the secret
cnunterslKn uKroed upon with
her husband Iret'ore her death. (
T' i no nuieuuiic jvuioncan, wiimi t
asslHtVd In tho tost, superin-)
4 tended the opening today of the r
scores of masHRKOB presented In
the effort to win $000. offered
by Dr. Gilbert,, und announced
none or mom approacneu mo t
ugrccd countersign. ,
BRITISH SUBMARINE
FAILS-TO COME UP
,,,..,. v,.. ,., ,. ,, Ti,Jwltli tho girl were Intorrupled shortly
ad niml nnn. uMced'Tl at lie s i 1 thereafter by an Bftr.nl of his father's.
admiralty annouueeu tnal mo suu. ..,,.ii,
marine .Monitor .M-l lias noi oeen
seen since she dived 15. utiles south
of Htart Point this morning. Kvory
.effort made to lonutn or establish
eommuulcation with tho M-L thus
far has fulled.
Tho M-l Is ono of the largest and
newest ' subniarines In tho Itritlsh
Uiuvy, -tho distinguish tng leaiuro oi
her chisfj, being inui mey encii ran
one 12-inch gun. Hhn Is much larger
thnn tho American H-M which went
down off I thick island recently. Her
usual compleiiieift is jxty officors
and men. . , t
TURKEYS TILL MS
ltnKi;m:it!. Hit., Nov. 12- Unless
the Tlftiliksglvliii; turkey market Is
unusually hli;h, Ihc loiilm-ily of the
Cnipuuii valley bird will be held over
1111III f'hriMuiuH, according lo lliose
who arc In clone touch witli the Hltutt
IImii. Cnnyor report tluil llinlr blrde
tbis year are shove Ilic av'creKO Id
size toil are not yet fully rattened. Am
the I'hrtslmas price Is usually as high
as III" Thanksgiving market, the
growers in many Instances plan lo
hold their turkeys until Uic y put on
more weight.
Voung hens will predominate In t tin
local rcceljilM for Thanksgiving. Tile
hens mature faxlcr than the young
lotus and those ready for liiarket
doubtlcHH will be killed.
NKW YORK. Nov; 12. fA. I'.)
Frederick A. Wallls. correction com-
mlssiiinor of Itrooklyn, said today thut'
20 acres of liashneslwannibaa Indica.'iiun liv Inlecting lui-afflu under ihnlused to lake out the seams and fur-
ono of the most deadly of hublt rorm-'skln to fill up hollows and wrinkles rowa of his faco melted am run
ln. drugs, has been discovered by havo ussumed their .l lime look be-land Jawa. (
police growing near the CJiiociik foithe paraffin slipped. As the man was well known l
county, court Iiouk within tlio en-l one notable case was the husband Purls his case waa a groat tragedy
vlronajif New York fMty. of a well known actress. The wffo In- for the "face llftors." Tho demand-
TheTlniK was found fuiwIiir on an slsted that he should have "his face for tho paraffin treatment bocamn al
oltl dump heap, coverlii an area of n9ape9so that ho would not bo ; most nil and Investigators went to
six city Mocks. It long had been re- fi.rce dto get a divorce from him. Hhd iwork to discover a non-skid way. This
garded ns weeds. 'said he looked too old when he up-1 they now affirm, they have found..
High School Boys
Steal Moonshine;
Two Near Death
KKDIMNC;, fill.. N"V. Vi.
Tliroo IiIkIi Bchool hoys raided n
cui-he of "moonsltinn liquor' and
two of thorn am Kerinusly ill
from poisoning. Tho third hoy
is sliKlitly affected. Authorities
in si'ttivliin fur tho men who
own tho liquor.
LOVE LETTERS
AREJISSING
Counsel Jor Negress Loses
Letters in Court Room
During Two-Minute Recess
Defense Case Weakened
Remaining Letters Read.
WHITE PLAIN'S, N. Y.. Nov. 12.
(A. P.) Sixty lovo letters to wealthy
young Leonard "Kip" Rhinetandor
from his nettresn hride have vanished.
Carefully guarded hr evidence in his
annulment suit, they have Rono from
possession of his eounael.
When Khinohindnr testified yester
day hi ills own hehalf, six out nf 42l
lnttoi-R in tho possession of hlH at
torney were Introduced.
Isaac: N. Mills, chief counsel, called
for more letters and lcon It. Jacohs,
associate counsel, .fumbled nervously
uiioukii unini:i in nrowii uiivoiopcn
on a table lookliw for them.
"They're gone, ho whlspnred, with
RHINELANDER
an ojuculnUon. "1 hoy wero right hero ng that Fonff dec.iOP(i to dlsunri Tuan
before the last recess und now they're cht-Jul's body guard with the object
gone. They haven't been out of my(f tnking Tuan ntfl-custody, on tho
minim i..r H .'. ju-iiil
worn in a vault, und now I leave thorn
for a, nil Tint o nd rpmn bank tfF-find'!
theni guiin."
Attorneys said If the letters were
4(not round the plaintiffs caso n.lKht
l. uoL,,,,,,,!
l Anion Hie letters aro some that
caused tlw prosldlnK JikIko to
rmnnrn Mini nil vrtiinir iinm-ln wntild ho
i n. ..'
barred from the courtroom.
A sentence in one letter Introduced
read:
"Well. swoothe;irt, how did ymi Rot
'liotno after such
wild excitement
i with me?
Asked ' to explain, tho bridcfiroom
gaid:
) "Wliy. T believe Unit wns the niKht
1 we W(1t tn H CHharet. with snmo
friends and had a few drinks und be-
K(in to rfi0i r(l(,nr frlskr.''
Annthnr letter said:
"You have treated me like a sister.
And Ijoonurd, dear, I shall never for
get it." i
Ulilnel.'indHi', Hlul levin.;, test f find
that a inonllv aTter this was written.
Alice .lones, as she (hen was, told him
she whh going tn spend the night at a
hotel in New York 11 ml that it look
him W mtntitoH to persuade her to let
him Join her."
I never hud an experience like that
linfnrn " Im I nut If iofl lit a rilHt Innn
.
Included a long stay at a ranch school
In , Arizona. Twice he escaped his
guardians anil returned to tho girl,
ho testified, on receiving word from
her that she was III. At this stage
of his testimony court rnucased until
today.
WIIITI-J I'l.AINH, N. V.. Nov. 12.
(A, i Alice Itealrlce Jones repre
sented herself to hint as of Hpanlsh
exlraetliiii when the iiueslion of her sault because he ileslrcil to provonl
race arose. Leonard Kip Hblnelander .Chang from obtaining tho Increased
testified today In his suit to win an-'grip that would come with realisation
nulment or his nian liiKc lo tlio C the object of the conferonco, which
daughter ot a negro. ' lis to Increase the customs revenues
lie said the ouislloll of Alice's col- available ror the uso of tho.cclitrul
or had ailscii during (lie months government".. (
liillocillately previous to their noil- Tho iloubtful raelor 111 tho sltuatloll
rlago lust October, chiefly because of Is the attitude of tleneral Feng Yil
I lie niairliigo i,r her oldest sister, llslang. the Christian general, 'who
llmlly. to Hubert llronks. a negro hut- holds the balance of power a bo
bT. Illilnelander lestiried that Mrs. t'weeu Wu and Chung. Advices from
Jones and Alice luiilv assured him I hey China stnilng that he has virtually
were nol negroes hut were r'ngllsh Imprisoned members of tho central
people of Spanish extraction. They government set up by ('bung Indicate
said they had done everything In their that lie may be launching an Indepen
powcr to prevent Kmlly's marriage to dent bid for supremacy in China,
Itrooks nod bad denied the couple Hie hacked by support ho may receive
house fin- two years. fro nisnvlet Hussion sources.
BEAUTY DOCTORS JOB IN PARIS EASY
f A It l:f, Nov- l:f. tA. I. I - -Non- peared In public with her. She her
skiddlng parafin Is the latest 'hope ! self had been worked back Into a
which I'ntiM beauty doctors are hold- eoiitlngf young girl under the
log out to those with old faci a .who
deslro t' be made young looking.
Many of the faces rejuvenated .years
JAPAN MAY
TAKEA HAND,
CIA WAR
Cabinet Called in Special Ses
sion to Consider Action
Navy Ready to Sail Chang
Cabinet Flees Pekin Presi
dent Tuan Held a Prisoner.
LONDON, Nuv. 12. (A. P.) An
ticipating a coup, by Krnjs Yu-HslanB,
the Christian Rnneral, in' Peking, says
the Evening News Tokyo correspon
dent, the Japanese cabinet was called
In extraordinary session today to con
sider, tho protection of Japanese Uvea
and property in the Chinese capital.
It' Is reported, tho correspondent
adds, that the navy Is preparod for
any emergency with fast cruisers
ready to movo at a moment's notice
PUKING, Nov. 12. (A. P.) Some
of tho members of the cabinet have
resigned, and sovoral officials, supporters-
of Marshal Chang Tso-L,ln,
the Mnnchurlan war lord, have fled'
the capital.
SHANGHAI, Nov. 12 (A. P.) With
all apparont censorship In effect tho
North China Dally News learns from
private sources in- Poking -that -the
chief executive, Tuan Chl-Jul, In prao
tli'ullv a nrlHoncr In the hands of
I VcnK yU.jisittng, tho Christian gen-
eral.
The report coincides with air oaat-
Lrn neWH -enr.y messaKO from "Pek-
. . f .......hi..- kim. ,
There ure conlrtMUotoryrepwta ro- 1
-Kurding Fens's attitude but tho gen
eral belief Is thut ho Jius doflnltoly
jroken wh ch Tso-Lln. while his
t poww.fu, lieutenant, Yeul-Hun.
governor nf Ho-Nan, is reported to
have thrown his lot with the allied
Yangtze forces.
MUKDEN, Manchuria. Nov. 13.
(A. P.) A communique Issued by tho
hcudquurters of Marshal Chang Tso
Lln admits that the losses of the Man-,
c Inula n forces in tho recent fighting
In the region of llsuchow and Kuchen
were very heavy, two thousand being
killed. The communique places tho
losses of tho Chekiung enemy at two
brigades. '
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1 a. ( A. P.)
Direct official advices from Peking
fall to throw additional light on tho
involved situation In tho Chinese cap
ital. Whether tho movement of tho
threo chief figures among tho mili
tary leaders of China in tho present
triangular struggle for power has
reached a point where suspension of
the special customs conference In
Peking Is to be expected Is not known
here. Tho governments participating
In tho conference have manifested
'desire to proceed ns long aa thero was
' Chinese delegation representing tho
cnnliii iiovcrnmenl to dca w til.
I The reneweal r civil warraro in
China with Wu Pel-Fu. the southern
chieftain alining at driving Chang
'Tso-Un. Manchurlan war lord, hack
'ho nrth ami wresting Peking and
.the central government from nis con
trol, apparently is directly connected
with, tho customs conference.
No doubt is entertained by students
here of chlneso conditions that Mar
shal Wu determined to mako his us-
: skillful" methods or 1110 beauty uoo-
tors, Th Ihusbiind underwent the
, necessary treatment, nut. tun puruiiin