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The Weather o Vnni l Ion liwtl led, UJitl prob 9 able ruin. jMiiiUmuiii ytsuerday ttl Minimum today 41 EDFORD AIL TRIBUNE Weather Year Ago Minimum 5W Minimum n Dally Twenty -fleeond Tu vWffcly KiftT-antb Tear MEDFORD, OUMXiOX. TIU'KSDAV, .MAU'Cil 1". UKW. No. '.ioo. at.: M M Todayl TRUTH Kill Them and Sell Them. Busy Old Wall Street. The Flying Salesman. Church and State. n By Arthur Brisbane (Copyright, 1927, by New Turk Evening Journal. Inc.)" Hunkers offered .jIKI fur any bank robber dead or alive, especially dead. Captain 11a lai'r. of $c Texas state rangers, says that four dead bank gl 1)ers for which Texas banlteQ paid $20,01)0 "were lured into! :yik robbing; jobs by . a man j who directed them, gave infor- j luation to the polity and pri-j vately shared the rewards fori killiii" them." i Organization of u inaeliine" that starts men rob-; liinir banks in order to tret $".-1 . . uuu apiece lor ineir corpses, isiea from old orchard bench, t'ap said to worn- the Texas bank-1 ,i,in A- "'"" ' " iiwiief.-i O j INiol eoast uard statlull, returned Cfs. It might. !at four o e.oek after a live uille .. ten u......t I, ....I,., t VII .uuuian ttuli uiiiri uivfti; ' all records, selling more than 3,900,000 shares, hi one day the value of stocks traded in in creased by a billion dollars. Tuesday tllO Stock market j aaiu broke its own record, solliliy; more 4,000,000 stiarots. Some poor UClirS WCI'O badly i i .i : . i. . j.-i.:..! wiiul. Don't sell this country . l4 t . . , short. Its expensive. A lieW ClU'cei is Open to ell - i erfietic salesmen. Captain Cor- don Smith, former army avia-; r . tr. ooens the way, in aV air i.l.,. b.i.t in liini nml llillited i , . , ,,, ,, by Kicliard Mali. Captain Smith will visit 40 '; . .0 . ',min 'l ' American cities in a .lOOU-mile i'li'dlt sellill!; aircraft lldvertis ' 1 . . j 111JJ for the Nl'W 1 Ofk Allien- i can. Other newspaper ivanl to borrow the idea. may Mr. Vi'all, WcaltllV 1 Oletio J. 1 . i ,,;,,('t ; imsim-ns iiiiim, ivi.v-.o ...o ..ivJ.. I to Captain Smith and pilots it "for the fun of flying." The plllllti AiU Ctirry till Operutoi i i O. . . ,,.,,. i, ... :., and broadcasting apparatus m- stalled by the Radio Corpora- tion of Anieriea. . Kef ore long w q ; llirnlniirX Will siiiiplily the trHVcling s:il's inans work, eliniinatiny; time and distaneeollUlul,I'i'1 t li 0 saiesninirs value and earning power by tliree. r in ( nrdinol Mlindetein of Ul- 'ni Lv tlin T(tn cm eaj;o, reteita U mil i upi, outlay, presented to the hea ul ..I' ,b f 1 toil in inliiriujl M ellpeU ui i,i v.... " tj for I,5UUt)00( contributed by American Catholics to ..j.l :.. 1 propagation of tllC faith." Thllt complete Separation of 1 ' . church and state does not in- jure religion is proved by the fact that .American Lainoncs, art the most j.renerous contrib-, 'litors to their church. ! ' 4 j C,.i-.lii.:il Miinileleiii wns sa-. lilted bv the SV1 ssglinuls wear in" the inteiTstilllT uniform de- followed a princess lo dentil his annoum -enu-nt us u candidate deep. i it- lit l ii- I'" "'e latest attempt to fly the rr ilelegale to the national re-1 Health officers have been pour- signed by Michael AugelO. His ; perilous western ulr lane of th national republican convention for;ed Into the stricken district to off cloak WilS removed bv papal 'north Atlantic. ;lhe stale ut large. He pcrsonully j set liny possibility of epidemic fol 4 m i i i i ' There wns still hope, that Ihe favors Hoover for president, bu lowing the flood. Kmployces of "bearers, clad 111 red UatliaSK, ' IJotmrablo Klsiu .MacKay and Cup- says he will support the peoples 1 be I.os Angeles heallh deiarttnent lint carrv the "reat elttiir in v!ii;:!i the 1'ope rides throne in St. Voter's. The soeiated l'ress di'seribes tiiil Muiidelein prostrating self on the ground before the Vope who aHectionatelV raised , ' ... I iiuu ciiumuccu ii,,,,, ..un mm special blessing to each contrib - ' . . u tor in .iiiiciiuu. , . Stefuiisson. eating nothing- but meat In a test, finds lhat It agrees Willi mm. Men tn the Arctic circle eat only meat the greater part of their lives, and thrive. .Man Is an adaptable animal, can live on the equator, tho thermometer at 1 10 ... 1.. i. t .'.ik i in 1 iic 1.11; i v n-nc KiKiu .urn imij vt un grees below zero. Ho can feat and i r"!t in Kngland todsy. hn the hours live on almost anything. "Ickcd stuidily by without definite . . , , , t ! "s f the nion-iphinc Kndeuvour. Hut what man needs nil ought! At 2 o'clock this afternoon. hen tu have Is a much mixed diet. His more than hours had passed j ' ' v' 1 1"- lw,u wiuw...u.i.W-,nuTiueutCiuiiy morning, it was figured thai (Continued on Fag Four, 10 REPORT OF RESCUE ! Rumor That Missing Plane j Had Been Found Off Coast Maine Unfounded Little Hope of Rescue As Hours Pass Without Plane Being Sighted. lllDDKIOItD. .Maine. Mar. 13. -iP) Stating there was no truth in , ,,1,1 i iv, i tim missing inunopiunc ur captain WuiiciQi-iinchiiiie had landed un p0iicics ima idtals, Slriillon Island, three miles out tO!,..- -- - . motor boat trip to the Island. I I'OliTl.AMJ, .Maine, SI ax lTi. A) Tile livening Kxpiess learns tiial coast guards at the iiiddet'urd Pool station this afternoon were. Investigating an unconfirmed re-, port that a yellow object and two human heings. nossihly tiic missing i:ndeaoui' and its occupants. Cap tain Walter It. HinchliflG and the Honorable liisie .MacKay. ure saf on Stratton island, Qubout woman, who made the report. Istuied thai although it was misty, inany peuplc Ki't'"'''' on Hit beach at Old Orchard could un- i j misiakably wee tho Olow tOjeel ; 'and the two people, who seemed to ' hu .avlnf; A man wh(1 roru8t, , Ou reveal his identity, telephoned . ; the Kvcning Express and revealed1 Himilar Information. He said that I ( thc y ,Um tMng am, (wo could be seen plainly. v i l;iOljl;rOHU, Maine, Mar. 15. - 'A') A motor boat started from the Fletchers Neck eoas coasl guard station lit Bbtdeford l'ool Kliiinly 1 before two o'clock this afternoon l'ur Ktl'!ltln's island lo investigate ., r,.yityl um two persons ami an lJeci resembling nil airplane, of a yellowish coli-.iiad been seen thru Ki,IKirs iraimVon the Island from .OKI Orchard be.teh. It wan considered possible that It llllllllt lit ('Ulltil 11 Hitiei lies might lie Captain ' missing plane iOmlcavour The report was telephoned to , woT . station u .station the coast guard station by .... old Oi-.hav.l. Al Hi,. It was said that no vei-v clear view of the island could we obtained from Old Orchard hQich about two miles from the island, and altho j a glass wns used, at the station tiv ,,. 1Ma, ,.,, a ,, art of the island could be seen,' 1 w nh no sign ofjil. There is a su.ViiicrQnuse 011 Ho isl.HKl and at 1 1 nisi i'ti:ii-il sl:i . . ' Hon jL was Hid that a rari'lak.'r was Ifjiieved to be living there litis winter. The isluml is admit Hin e-iuai-ters oi" a mile lon, partly rocky and part grass covered. Coatswaiu 11. A. .Morton am! 1 three men went out In the motor boat and were expected to return to the station Qjctween four and five p. m. O i" in wiatiuu -ijrtnrcn lour ano ' - .. ... , lAvIuN- Miiv 13 ,.p, Tho KvenWg Standard prints a mes-' ' sil sage today from Lord lnchcape. f;ii h i- ..r tho 1 1 1 inn Kin i-'Ro- lather of the Honorable ; AiacKay. who is now in Kgypt. The message Was in reply to a v ir 1... l...r..... to 1 I plane l;ndcavour took off, ot .Miss , -MacKay s plan and If he was , aware lhat she was accompaiivllig captain iiinchiiife. '''"1- i""lJ """Kiy ' -i i,uve no knowledge of the ""''" NEW J OKIv, .Mar. 13. (fl'i lie- sidle wmcsiread but unconfirmed reports of planes heard winging tlirollgll the nlgllt. feur increased ! today Unit a viscount's daughter lain Hiuchcllffe. Lrilisli war-ace. ! t,aH,on, standard Tuesday mornum ana ny inu must oininils - ! tic lomputation .lliclr gasoline "iwouid only iiave kept tlieiii afloat 1 "ntil lawn 0la"- "t hours after 'lhat no definite word had been re - ! ceived of them and aviators gen. r- I ally feared that the north Atlantic' t i.Ver yet crossed hv air in the , .westerly direr-lion, had Increased Uie number of Its victims bv two. I ! LONDON, Kng.. .Mar. 13. Hi ' I The gravesl anxiety as to the fule ' . or I aptaln Walter Hlnchcliffe and 1 1 1 u iii,ii...-ai.u. i.'tu.. .. j Plu,e ine laseun ai i.ranwcll Tucs- j (Continued on Page Flvt) to his oouieuow escu peu i lie lute nu t " ? ourette or ''" ; """"" " ';- stru. Hons lo the Jury lale toduv. from this office. It Is picked 4 lo ins last summer by the Princess Low- taiul filed for deicgalo to the im- ever necessary and tMklng samples .,. , ,...,', , j, ,. , ,,, . ,, . .. i ,S- cnsloin-Wert helm and ber two pi- tlonal democratic convention from ' dl-lnklng water fur typhoid .(..,. ,.... K . . , , , ,.v ,., Clirdi-,T V",i;UTT . ' J congressional district. s,s- between the slate and federal laws f speaker to the crowd In caitn j but It was the hope of ilcsivralliin. 1 He favors Alfred H. Kmilh fur! The Southern l'Mciflc railway ,.I.,.1.i. ,.. ,,,, i ., ' . . , , , , ;, 'V z"i-::. ...a" , . r,,v. ',:,:,Mf B"m.n ::..: : ; :.', ti.o service i..H( mgnt ws i To study Russi. lAiinoiinr 1 : Theodore Dreiser, U. S. novel ist, is sailing lor Russia to make study of the Soviet rule. As a guest of the government he is free to tramp about the country scrutinizing Qio people, customs, LOVE ROMANCE OF KAISER'S 1 ENDS IN GRIEF Young usband of Princess' Victoria Expelled From1 ; uermanv After Brief, But Tempestuous Career ' Hfl-.i.nlrl flnlw A MlQr.trlc maiiiuu uiuy r iiiuiiimo. li:i:l.lN. Mar. 13. W) AU-xan- der Hubkoff. young husband of If tv;;V ' f:;::ii: ;pgijii lyiiiii a,.o oe, ouieau eK1- 1 "V 11 ' ' "" " """ iias ui-iii ui iiiuu tai'vuvu iioiu (icrmauy by V- police authorities, of t'oloune. I Oe lake sucldeirly raising lis level i, .., u,, i,..t in,. ,..,,i.,i. .!,.,,, i ri.,n r i i order was Issncl because III,. vimnOhl psh ll. , nllm.se. IvUsaian refugee, one time dish j washer ami dancer, nan not renew v" ,Uii 't''' l'"i ' iv.. "l"",u jiuokoii an man wuuout a nation- ...i.v ..! vn Imports were current today lhat Q- has already left for the Congo. I'rincess Victoria, although for - felting her Herman cilizcnxhin .... V' . . . .... " .. . order, and she is remaining ut lionn. The four mouths of married llfe'lcr tu fear that it might give way. nf t;:t -year-old Princess Victoria mid' The latter phase of tin; probe her '7-year-old husband has ap-tKprang fronifj-latemenis (.f rnnch- iicai-ri mylhiiig but smooth. Threo . weeks after liis marriage, KubuOfibad been leaking or seeping for j was 111 itmolorcycle ucciib-V. fall - Ing fror? hlsVJiaciitne wlillo trying to ui'uoliate a curve. In .1 u mi.. .-v , lr,,,t,n,,, ,.f.n.. u..,t. f lades and crr.Qic adventures in ' lionn. ...... Subkoff next appeared In tho : news when he participated in a I brawl in a Jterlin cafe laat month. He was arrested on a charge r .having knocked a page boy sense- ' less because tlm itv iiuuioiUr,i ii i i ' renugiiing In an alcove where uokoii uesireu lo talk in private' witli another guest. FLOYD COOK FILES AS A CANDIDATE S.H.KM, Ore.. March 15. UP lo.vd .1. Cook of Mcdford today "led with the secretary of state choice. and Crover Cleveland. ( Klovd ' Cook relurned to Medford to- dav). Santa Maria Hat . J""tu "lur,u "ul Earthquake Shock: No Damage Done KANTA M A K I A . (al.. Mar v m; .ji, 1 .. ,.ii, 1 t a ' " "M n- vi t ; "'""'t fifteen seconds dura- ""n ami strung enough to Al a on its castt-rs. wp 4- m. hre today. 4- The earth ni-.vPlll,nt aj.nr-r. ; 'roni ea u west. wns reports. t tttti I ill U . 1r W V K't n , i til" l PC Ul i 1H I II w .tueKSiin - -r. - - n w v ill-. A . , , ... . ........ f - .. J. .'.-.. .'.',.' I I mm 9 mwm CAUSE OF Chief Engineer of Los Ange-; les, After Thorough In vestigation, Gives Views, On Dam Catastrophe Ranchers Claim Dam- Faultily Built Long Time. Seeping I Q I ! : Death 0st 285 . i j l.US A.NCiKl.KS. Mar. la. j -1 (.4') Testimony produced ' at i tin llrst inquest ot mo si. Krancis duin flood victims, ; held in Moorimrk today, indl- . T cuieu iiiui u iuimi oi ioo uomes -r ; hud been recovered ill l.os i t An'ielcs and Ventura eountliQ . ! where all the deniliH occurred. ( ' Tills figure, clashing with pre- ; ! H-O'lous esiimates, caused a i ! Kharp upward Jump in the ! ' ; denih loliil. ; The coroner's jury ninde no , attempt to fix blumo for the i ealiistrophe. but brought in u ' Hlraight verdict of "accidental I drowning due to the breaking of the St. rrancis dam. . AMtrr. u.-wv-' William .Mulholland. elilef engl- neer or the i.o Angeks bureau of I water and power, ulYv a thorough i ;;p - tu,n ot the scene of n m. l-ratuds dam collapse, declared his t I belief thift a series of lanilsliiles above Hie dam caused llie cutis truplie. I MulhuMand said: 'Sometliillg I terrific happened lo breuk that1 , huge iniuss of concrete into bits." ' ""' i'i''a . . """ 1 iifiices ih. in siuies aoove ine thim wlnMi poured the earth into i if in.,, i .,. 1 1 i Mpeet or under way. A kiouii of ; Kine kir ayvr me " " v .himi " Llillltl 1,1111 major enrin ' lll.,vnmenf wH .Ps,msiMn fr I lw - disaster that took a known nfl ..r approximately iiOO lives Srly !..,,,,. r 1 Tuesday. o ! Coroner Krank V,i ..,.n I Lwni-s i i .,.... iu i. O. dam was faultily bulll and whether Los rKvto citv offi-ials had nnv ivhs.mTi.iW t.. ti.n .iku. i era living hctow the dam thai it isolne lime before the final break. 1 Aulhoi-llies of Ventura cotinly. whose residents In the Santn cbn-.i I Ihe .Ian, In.h.v Mt.....'.l 'chlnery of the committee named yesterday to sift tho trajredv to the ., ,J"11"'"- Tne inuuests on bodies of vlc- tl,llH W01 e "Pcncd today In Ventura rounty. two In the morning at' i -Moorpurk and Fillmore and two 'In the afternoon ut .Santa I'aula : uml. Xniirtl- mi i-imikvuiis procccu in I work of recovei Ing bodies, clieck ling the missing and rebuilding on 1 the scene of destruction went steadily ahead. Health Officers llusy i Location of eleven bodies in a (basin of Hie Santn Clara river near Saticoy resulted in u large force ut men being sent to thai point i shortly after dawn today to seek other victims. The work is slow , owing to the tons of silt Hull were arried downstream by the rush of I waters, burying many of those the ; flood overwhelmed several feet urn ruins up all pools, burying ""eciea area, anil lo carry In any "" e oeeoeo inere. I The 1'acifle Telephone nml Telc- graph company Willi luu llucini. scattered through the sllt-cuvei ed region alreaily has strung more than ltt-o.oiiv feet of wire, virtually restoring telephone service lo nor ma I. The state Is rushing work on washed-out bridges. partlcularly the span ul Custuic, In order tbsl Hiitn.M..- i.iiiv l.e Ui-rt..,i ... i. ... !,,. ' ..' " disiiftcr. . .. ... j in mi i" 'iiiei'M or l lie urea hit by the flood the Ited Cross lias can- (t. es opeialing. serving Qood dis- . ii ibtJtlnK cioiblng and glvli.g ,,,ed- irH aitentlon when needed. ( Mar Par lania j, m II. Htevens. city attorney of Anmles In launching an in - (ConUnutd on Tac Foyri DISASTER Protests Innocence I t A ' 1 A' rr "J""?. : 7 l 4 Pv: I C O Friends and attorneys for Mrs. i Palmer McDonald have begun la.it e (Torts to save her from . the gallows at Valley Field, Que- ' bee, where she is sentenced to die : March 23 with her husband, ; Gcor-e for the murrtcr of Ado- , lnrd Bouchard, taxi driver, last : aunimcr. one nas cgnnnueu vo j protest her innocence in the kill- j jnj, i ' - -r. TALENT RIGHT TO KILL: JURY IS TOLD Liljeqvist, Closing for State, HAD NO in Trial of Terry Talenv wrecked me iiome or Hubert u. l.lones, at Horiug, Ore., today, caus- Declares Sale of Liquor luu the death of Mi-h. Jonen and ; , sun, HaiMihl, was of Rrualer force Not Felony Geo. Neuncr. , t.oul vt. ,,L.,. hi. ,, Justifies Slaying. PORTLAND, Ore., .Mar. 15. P) : ...,i,,,, u,.,,,,,,.i vvi.ie iniiiln tii ii ado to Tulenl. . , , . ... ,,, , . "ay tut. ma oi 'i. 'i liiuciv 1iO"i"1"" onw " . chiirge of involuntary manslnughler oil the : I resllll in.g .110111 tllf Ueillll of .Mllll - i ioi(i j1 in in cm iec, luiiiuc! i t ..... (0 i't....t k! ,.,. mulft..t Htm-tWiV . ; . . , ., :t . NcUniT, defeildim,' 1 tt.Ulll. aiRUcd I l" "us , "w,'h ,. , 1 POlTnril.ance of duty when he fil e at ZlnimLMiee as Mio laller ran was cuKHKcd In from officers who wore raidliiK hlK .Ne uner con- tended that the raid was part of nil '-'"oi to nuppicHH a ' ' y, - mwruinci in mc vu-mny ui me. ( inerlce larni I.. A. Liljeqvist. asstslant slate atliirney general, prosecutor, cnun (cred Hie defense argument Hint Hie shooting occurred In apprehen sion of 11 man engii'ted in a felony hv collleiuling that Ihe sale of liq uor is not. in fuel, a felony uud has nut been so termed by Hie Hiiprenio llu urgced that under any CirctiniKlHIlCeH the Officer lltld 110 ', I right In shoot Zininiei li.e licorge Newman ut Medfcird, in formant for prohibition rjiTiconU who raided the ranch, testified late four I'nlted Htates marliie airmen; vesterduv fur Ihe defense. He said , were killed ut i!:4(J u'clock this ; iie had been buying liquor lit the I afternoon In a crash thai occurred j Zlmmuilee ranch for several . over the Mahoney ulr field. Two. months, several gallons ul a time, i plnnec of the marine corps ell- j lint decided nHor quarreling lihlided uud crashed tu Hie ground. . Hie sellers over Hie quality of the 1 the four occupants of the planes, liquor lo "turn Ihem in." Newman was iilon-? on the night of Seplein- her "N, when Talent attempted to arrest Zinunerlee. Nennur praised TaOnt us an uffl- cer In his clostrr address in tne i jury today. He, said Talent was a fin,. v.......r ,.,n n..,l ll.ut it ll.n.-n were more officers like him the government would have less Iron- ble in enforcing the on. Ii 11,1 1 ion law. Neuner drew a picture of or - piuiiis 01 law cniorceuieni oinceis mat nun oeeii suii to ueain in; i-lsslies with mnoiVQiiers. Tlie tils-; Irict atlorney charged that the j stale bud withheld evidence uiifa-j voluble to Ihe prosecution, declur-: Ing that a number of witnesses who ! had lippcnrcd beforu Hie grand Jury j in .lacsKon county null not ueen called to testify here ut the trial. fudge McNaiy delivered bis In- SWEPT BY BLAZE iMiKTbANO. Ore.. .Mnrch 15.-- tA'i lOe toduv Kuehi th.. nliitit ..r n,: ,.... Kverett streets, i a mil ok a loss esti - . . . '"'"o hi hooih ;j ,.." v. i ne ! huildh.g was a one and two-story Mructui e, o.-cupving a quarter 1 "-k. About : workers es- c.ied. The fire, which -farted In the bam-menl. Wet,t throuiih t' ihe roof. Keveral firemen had marrow eap when a rihss roof, j upon which they wera working. ' ui ukc, Borah Will Raise $160,000 From CO. P0to Pay Oil King WASIUMiTOX. .Mur. LI. 4 iVl .Seiuitor ll.r;ih of Iihilio tuinmiiu-iHi lU'rtnlU'ly lulu to- day that lie would seek to & raise a fond o' !'$ I tiO.noo I'nuii n'l'uldii'ii.i p a v l y uieuilu'is. with whii-h tu pity Ittu-U the conn il'Qiun of thai nize maile f to the party ly Harry K. Siueluir. lessee 1(f Ttapot Dome un v ill oil reserve. ! .iuiuui)eiiif today that he fr had reeeived voloutaiy suit- siMlptluns a 1 roii d y lutiilliiK 4 inure than .-udu, fnun va- rtuiirt citizens, the Ulahu sen- : ator det-lared he was ready v I i to (to aheail and ask for a subscription larue enoiinh to meet the payment nf Hinelair. E Lamp Is Blamed for Strange Tragedy On Farm Near! Portland Mother and; Son Dead Two Badly i Injured. I'OltTl.A.N'U.i Ore.. Mar. IS. fl'li M KILLED EXPLOSION IN RANCH HOOS 'Slisiilcloll that the explosion whlchOr Ul llctllU Otdlb OldUtJIIlUI I gasoline lamp, inilu.ed officials of It'lackanuiH euunty to stint an in-! I vcHllKution. They wild they be- f ; H1'1 'lynamlle wa fired in the explosion ami that they sunt ' some motive for a murder plot. explosion anil that they sought i -1-oltTIVAM V On,-.Mar.H. () . , , , , , " ,,,,,, r,l.,. ri . , . daughlcrs w ere serloUfV injured today as n result of an explosion wn.en nnauereo in .a m .tu m ,.,,,, ..,.1.. - Hubert Jones, near llorlng. Ore. ' " " " " r' I lie young son Uleu immeuiaie- Iv aiie - ,he blast and Ihe moiher died in i... ambulance on the way to Portland. The father ami the daughters. itl..il tnwl (llmlviUui't'l) brouiiV tu t,u Hood Samaritan iWl In I'nt'llfilld. i'.,.,, , tin I hospital Jndlcuted lhat the explo shin of a gasoline lamp was the cause of (ho accident. Police aro ,; however, and hlt III,, Hbii.l, in u thcte was dynamite stored near tho house. A worker on the farm iH being questioned. Casualties of the Air Service "' "".uu, uu mur. i oi -j gelng lusianily killed. Their Iden lily bus not been established, ' -' - HKOAOCAST llASIil-:rilAI.I li.VMH ' AT H:;l(l 'J'OMUIIT 1 lu' "" rrlbune gavo the People of Huuliiern Oregon t and Northern Cullforlllu the j reports of the Medford-TIIIu- ................. - 7 II r ,,v i........ ...... loud speaker in front of this office. The latter service was over u liadlola. furnished thru the courtesy of the ! Hoiithei n Oregon iclcotrlc, In charge of Frank II. Itogcrs. ; T l Ills service was ni si class t , und could be beard dlstiie-Hy 4 for several hum'.reil Weet Ion special to this office and 4 although there was a llttln 4- trouble in getting on the air jhero. where her mother suc-4- early last night, this will not 4cutnh1. Three other persons wer ! I happen again, mid the .Man v I'ribuno will broadcast th m between Meflforil ami Ihe Dalles leinn.'ng prompt- ly at S:3U this evening and will aim Hiinource It In front of thin office. iJiirltiic the dav. the scores .1- ..7h. i...... i announced over, KMKI) by t, i j . . 1 ine ,ihii rriiioiie, wnicn win -r 1 4 continue until the scries Is 4 over. 4- The Mcdford Kleclrlc Co. furnished the music lant ' niaht that was H.terper..ed A . .. ...... ..... t neiweeii me reiiui is on i" game 4. tttHtHtMH"' her terrorized parent. WouM "Shoot" Mail i i i I . M, v Si i i I I - f . o; A plan for transporting mail and express at super-speed, across the Atlantic ocean, has been de vised by Professor Leconi, of tha technological high school in Paris, It provides for special carriers shaped like tcVpedocs to bo driven along suspension lines by electro- dynamic power that will attain 275 miles per hour. He assertsOWaH insidiously engaged In rvmuv- two tons of mail can be sent every hour in each direction , O . , , n .. , I 1 CI... P Ulinliinn WASHINGTON EASY WNNER V EUGENE University Hiah. WhilG,"1" "orer hubiuo is what ma j kin and hla captora, his soldier Wallowa Is Downed By;nmt,mi lnlflfa?V u ht'ln ' I contact with him, havo called him. Marshfield in Nip and;lu0i1;dJhnd; Tuck Fray-Medford toTS m" ni -ru rv n drummer stuff). Ho needed a Play I tie UalleS. shave, his hulr was tousled, ..o.l j his cluthcs fit iouHoly. Hla man- , 1 ner wua us glib us ever, tiloim HALHM, Ore, War. IS. A') I with tho strulncd effort to muko Wiislilnglon lilKl) DChool of Port- ' Imprwslon.y 1 ' ' - " ! llllld Ulld MlirsllfielU hl'ill BCllOOl ! advanced into Uio seconti rounu ot (ho Oregon state buaketbnll ciiam - i pimiHlilp flight hero tins inornmi?. ' ...,.., . , p,,,,!,!,, riiuht iloro lni(, inoitlliiK. , Tim ('..Innlulu Wnn nVAi Hill - . ,.. verslly high o Ltigene J7 o 10, ' Alai'shlield downed Wallowa, 4', ' ... . , . ,,,, ' MnillMRIAMI mill .iilUOMMDiii mil " ,.7. . " , , V I . i 1 11: .10 o'clock to (letcrnilno which I team will go into tho finals Satur- day nielli 1 Tho L'olonialH uncovered n clever passing and scoring uttack which ; I'nlversity high, try as It did could I ti . .1 ut.... Ttw, I,,,. I,.. Ii',lui..,l I i.ti'lu " , 1 ' 1 y i . , " " I l tar PoiUOmI center. toworlnK above his team mates ami opim- ncnts. was tho -biggest factor hi I Washington's victory. His passing J was particularly .;ood, placing his 1 associates' In shooting positions J timo und ugaln. University high fought savagely throughout but to no avail; thu hoys could not break through thu closed-checking Colo - ; ntnlH. The score ul half time was 21 to tj n Washln'iton's favor. A brilliant rally by Wallowa feu - lured the first till of tho morning. Mnrshileld was ahead II) points at (ho end of the third quarlur and was planning to ease through for an eusy victory. Couch Charley Uuwsiui'k boys then got nndur way, and three successive baskots und a free throw cut down the lead of i J the Coos Hay plHyers to 4 points. I.IIJeberg, Mnrshfleld guard, put his itam out of (lunger with two neat I tonnes. The score at halt time waa ,,, ,, f(lr MurHhlleld. This afternoon oonsolatlou games were belmt Played between Mc - , xmghlin and Tlllnniooli and Uiil- '7"' 'T , 1 "' ( i no niutiiioiu games uru in pros- pnct lonlght with Astoria and Sa- , leni inaklni? their debut to (ourna- ment funs Ht 7:30 o'clock. In the 1 second giinie at H : 30 o'clock Mod- ifuid wll' play The Dalles, Death Toll of the Automobile 1 I'Oirri.AXD, (ir-.. March IS Ml Injured lu an automobile ac cident which caused Ihe death yesterday of her mother, Mur- Jgaret Iterncy, 13. of Kprlngdale, Ore., died today at a hospital hurt in the sume accident. Mrs. V. U Hmlth. of Hiidal Veil and ,her two children. One of the Hmlth chlldten was In i-rltlcal enn- ;llt.,n today with a fractured ,hkull 'the smith car crushed Into u telei.iione nnle after hlttlngi 'MiM. It.-inev nml hee niuthee 011"" a 1 "T a .. - ' ;, f:ii iu 1.1,. i i j - hr nf vi8 1'A ItIM -A girl athlele who rub-l All Osy long menwori i ed in where adults feared to treat! , "In basketball teams pouieu inru I Is muurn. d us a heroine. Made-1 the prison gates to see; " , line Cedelle. who once put the've-uths. every one. gazlnff upon 1 ehrht-pound shot !t feet I inehej-, ! youths with vicious .i - ..t. - .i u n..w.,i i..,Pni,. i ti'"c' " ! her home. Hhe felled one and was shot dead by the other In front !AL 0 h HAS TALK Smudge Pot' Sees Hugh DeAutremont in Salem Prison Convicted Bandit and Slayer Looks Well and Says He Is As Happy As Circumstances Allow. SAL.KM, March 15. (Speciul) Hugh JJoAutreuiont. this nioriilmr. iwhen this reporter visited tho ntuio prison, was wheeling rock to u 1 crusher, his brother, ltoy, was lJ'Zrt" ing flax from a complicated ma chine, that gave him no time for i idle gazing The notorious broth 1 era and slay era looked healthy. ! seemed contented, and there were i no traces of the lines of worry I that marked their faces, In the j days after their capture, and be fore their confessions. I Escorted by tho captain of tho guardH, your corr. In compuuy j with .Milt ottoman, was hIiuivii ; through IhcOgrlm buatile, which jsliowa Ita age, despite an tiuglu Point district kitchen neatness. I Tho journey led into the prison i.vard, where between 300 and 4Ut) (men, who got caught, were work j intr, and loafing. Hugh was trundllnar a wheel barrow, not too heavily loaded, through a largo group of men. Th truarri called: "Huuhle. 1 uuu tt iuikuL' i ill iiure, iiii.i- usoplilxod the ex-rockloss youth. "nut n' not uttt as 1 thought jlt would be. "I'm not worked 1 lu" inuu, mu ioou is bo, mm it's all in adapting yourself tu ! "ura. tc food Is pood your environment." Tho guurd acted us If that logic was nothing now to him. In fact, ho hinted that It was a, standard prison Hue; to be rated as about 85 )er cent applesauce. Uut Hughio chattered on, endeavoring to Inject a touch of humor Into tho conversation. "I'm getting along- very well here," continued tho bandit -boy of tho Siskiyou tunnel. "I don't sav It's as desirable a place as I would pick, If I had my own plck- K to do, uut thoro is nothing tu d. hut mako tho best of It. There are no more wide-open j spaces for me.' I Tho guard, long versed In tho ways of men of crime, paid no 1 attention and the speaker was, tu lull Intents and purposes, unnilnd- ful of him. Thus ended the visit, Nine months bus wushed niuc'i . ut the shleklshncss from Hugh UeAutremont. The confined bandit said that , ho saw his twin brulhers often. that he pussed them often, that i all eonsldcrod, he hud little to 'complain ubout. j jtuy, who boasted he was "the eternal optimist," us above stated. wus hoaviug sawdust from a box car. If ho is still an optimist, it does nut show In his faco. Hoy, tho father of two children, ..tut l.nri. Nine til. Incun-pnitliiit. ' ,n our 0niUI1 Ka the busiest !lnml0, e dw' not reeognire this Jl.Tervci-. In th" throe or fVur ' wlft glances he shot in our direction. Prison life has made tho threo brothers healthy, and eradlcuted tho hunted looks from their faces. It may have cleansed their heart? and souls a tiny bit. 1 Much more Interesting was a one-legged life termer. lie was smoking a pipe of the German style of architecture, uud basking In (he bright sunshine. "Ho got mad at his lawyer, and j killed him," remarked the guurd. casually. ; From the prison officials. In cluding Warden Lewis, who hss Increased the, discipline since hn assumed control over the some what haphazard rulo of the TMoren regime. It waa leathered that the DeAut.emont's were regarded with the same watchfulness that Is bt stowed upon others, whose crime have nmde them desperate, thot they did their tasks with xo1. that they were "good boys. I i ft I l.t l.ir Ihulf "KU ,H,,7 , . .1 i- UHr fellow-prisoners, mey n caused much of th resentment aifauist them to vnnisn. The sad elinnters in ineir ues. ... n.i.nn sermon of the Oregon state prison U that among its population, youtu predominates. A. P. WITH HUGH O
