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Newspaper Page Textf Medford Mail Tribtow Weather Year Ago Minimum -II Minimum 30 Pally Twenty eoood Ima SIXTEEN PAGES MEDFORD, OKECiOX. l-'IMDAY, MARCH Hi. 10:$ No. 3.")0. LENT.'.ACQU Y JURY CITY KEEPS FAITFPlN MISSING MAN LOST PLANE The Weather pre-dlt'ltou - 1'um!1Ui1, uiul prob libit ruin. Minimum yonterdny UK Minimum loduy 30 IMe JERRY TA Sun, Medicine, Fire. , I PanIh Dil liit no I ' kin toe nt::ciTSAR0UNDBOTHE"ER mw 3 O .0 (Copyrlht, 1927, by New YorO KrenlDg Journal, inc.) llippocrales, Greek hysii-i:inO dead iibiQt UODl) years iisjo, j knuO what some iloetors don't ; u0, sun jv yet. He saul hat the ; does not heal, meilieiue lieals, what medicine does not ' heal, fire heals." Hippocrates) ltwtlir IWAttlMltr tiltmit II.1MI1U lint I observation Wht "iiiin "that ! sunlight destroys O-a'. and that intense heat burns it out. A ereat Herliu surScoii, Dr Uier, (roes back to the old Creek fighting diseases with heat, applied to surgery. Cut iiiiiQiit cancer with heat and cuiilcnzation is said to be ; more effective than ordinary surgery, or use ol riuiium, ana to make possible Vpcrations where the knife cannot safely roach. . The French astronomer Flain inarion said to this writer, shortly before he died: ''W'p j are only on the threshhold of , knowleil'nv nvi-rvthiii!? is with-' in and beyond our sitrht." H t i had been talking of the forty: , , . i : thousand odd suns, that hnd . been counted in the l'leides j which to Tennyson looked like ! O few fireflies ''taiigltl in a i i i , , i , . . . F:..ri: ... I silver braid. Large tiretlies when you consider that some of tl..i f,n .Vwii i i,, in, m,t lv" "V"" times theQ.e of our earth. "Wiir is "very costly. The most recent -big war, into which ne injected ourselves, although il wits not our war, cost lorty billion dollars at the lowest cs- iiniHlc. Jt cost iii lost timu. more i:rQe ami otliCv wuys, twice Cotly billion. But that sum, we rcTfially spent. Let's hope we iv 1 1 1 Keep out oi me next "i . The Los Angeles Examiner; Talent overslept this morningi , p . i -i and failed arrive in court until (minds you that tor lorty till-;., f(,. ,,,1, ,.,. ,e ve,.ttiL.t ( lions vou could build fifteen was read. I great cities like Los Angeles. Vou could send 111,011(1,(1(10 boys and cirls ll-rougli college at a cost of 40(K each, or build ! nearly 1000 school Wuses eost- nig a million cncl 11 in tlio union. for every 'still We hesitated aboft the Pan ama canal, "so terribly expen sive." Kor the price of thai war we could build 120 Panama . i . i .11 .i i. canais. uo tin me oi iv i.mn tioll needs, canals to OCCail and r ' Ul.ir.Mn.1 the lakes, irrig-.lt ion, Colortlllo river, everythinit, and I,... i.;i. l,.r IWIM Olllions it ll mil. ., , t , ,,,., .,,,. AMI PLLASL KLJ1 L.MHl'.K TIMS, one of those forty bil lions, honestly and efficiently I invested nnes, wi invested in aircraft and subnia- vould iiiake another war unnecessary, and the aircraft' WOllld pay their cost in pence. working tor tlio postottice car ryinc express and passein.'ers, kecpill)' l.n a self-Sllnportill!.' nrmy of fliers, ready to fight if niQvsary. 4 The bursting of Q dam. part of Los Angeles' wateriupply in San Fruncisqulto canyon, cost several Qndred lives. Keasons are given lor the dam giving way, but no ade quate excuse. "Water seeping inn the earth at each end of the dam. weakened the hold of the great con - Crete wall." U,t should bo some- one's bin? (neVS to learn why the tlain was built that 'Qv nQ what ; ' datiKer there in at otlitfr dama. "hy fragments Q broken concrete crum-, bled In the finKers. Compared with simitar tliastern. by flood, California 8 accident ia fortunately mild. There wrh the iiiK flood that drowni'd all but Noah's family. The ralnlww .-(iiar-imtees axainst a repetition of that wholesale calamity but nmall floods , have wrought havoc. ' Five years ago In Holland 1U0. OOO'iere drowned, and at Klafnnir. rhiira, nearly 300 years ago, 3iHUw lust their lives: 200.000 were i (Continued tn Pa four) wmmW: m ted Sealed Verdict By Federal j POKTUXU. Oip.. Mur. '16.(41 Tfiry A. TiiluiU, fcdtral pioliibitiun officer, was fount) not guilty of in voluntary manslaughter in a souWmI veriUct i'outnu'tl today In Federal Judge McNary's court. Talent was indicted by a JacR on county grand jury following tlie death of iMunl'ord Zinunerlee at Medford. September 30, last. Zlm- nuTlee was shot in a raid on 111: und alult. )loh'ii,i'uon 0'fQ. is. The verdict was reuchciLiit S:5n' last nlgnt ana was seaiea.- eouri . orders. The jury assembled in Judge .vu-Nary's eoun this mom-, lilt' at 10 o'clock, but absence of i OIie of Ihe Jurors for -veral mln-I utes delayed announcement of the ! ,enti who ,Q, bccn federal! prohibition ugent for is month?.! has worked out of Medford most of! l))js tlnu I Zimmerlee, who hail sold Talent; 'wo gallons of moonshine, turned ,nnd tied at the announcement of i arrest, and aTlent, pursuing, fired jln all five shuts at him. Claude llicknum, wtjite agent, filed twice. . The fugitive swam the Kogue ; j river, found help at a neighboring ' ranch, and died two days later. After Tu!' nt was indicated by he Jackson county grand jury on involuntary manslaughter charges. ' l III." l.inv Wilt It'lllUtl'U IU 111V was remov federal court when Cieorgt; Neuner, t'niled Kiates district attorney, re ceived orders to defend thL govern ment agent. & Tht. state of Oregon was prose-, eulinu. tliroui:h U. A. I.ilieuvist. us-! sistant atinQy-general. ; Mis attorneys informed him of i the verdict. Tiillcd States llislrict Attorney I George Neiim .iid 'lie Ihnught the ruicl a just one under the elf' , i ciiiiistanees and warranted by tlv h ! testimony. Jury Clears U. S. Dry Of- ' M3SSSmJSd 'rA'MMI I i f i ! .... - ; ! ; iiciai un oname ot m-. , . - I voluntary wiansiattgngr - . VTX- 1 i ! Verdict Reached at 10 v' !-'- ' ' - - ; - 1 I ! v - ' -'.--.' - , : i : o'clock Last Night. , . - j death of Manlord Zlminerlee at .-."W - x. X'iJirrS. . '. 9' L vi i l do not approve of shooting ; incessantly for hours today by by officers," he said. "I dlf"'tr-' ClfT)inllms county officers who the use of firearms and deprecate i sought to wring from him admls the Inking of human life, but there sions concerning an explosion are circumstances under which an. which yesterday caused the death officer may have to resort to wea- of his stepmother. Mrs. Inez. Jones MlU agulnt t,u cilv uf .Medford. i l' ldeilt.v-l'hlludcl.hla Trust coiu pons. An officer must exorcise: and ills brother. Harold, aged 10. I-ire chief Hoy Klilott and City ! pany for the benefit of Mr. Wuna care. but cannot be held respons-' The Jones home was demolished ' ,u,.llth Q,Tr E i.t ,., ,.ek- milker's lllree O'l'l' en. Mrs. Kctor slide for murder in case of an bun- In the explosion. to ,., n,L. ,.ly f,.uln en.!Munn, .Mrs. Goi n. y Muim. and est mistake. , After uuesllonins him about . fr,.lnB , hat section uf the garbage i John Wuliamiiker. Jr.. their ehll lalent received congratulations dynamite which he admitted he wi,,..,, ..i.. ,u lr..n niul L'l-umli.liihli'cii. It will be f fellmv ,lnd fr . fllhl, ul.,.llI1M,.d nd ila . tbe verdievas announced anu ....VJ..i ... ... j. . :""" "U ke any sta:ement. ! L'ljccvlst Immeclatcly began: ! trial of nnother case und made no cumment for nubllciilion i ! I " 'll Medford and valley peo - pie iusi nignt. reports f3 the Terry Talent trial at I'ortland vied in ( interest, wun tile returns from, ....... . ..i .. . tne state baskctbal tournament ut Salem, and after the report was: received of Medford high's victory over The Dalles high, all Interest I centered on thn i,..uull.ln TuU.i I Jury action. Many people wefStliat a formal charge of murder so Interested In this ease that lhe- renin In,. .1 in. until .,.. I ; rco hed the city at about mid. "leht that the jury was still out- Ol-ht ...it, oeen lucse.i up e.r ine 6' I 1 nirwa VJtiM the cole topic of . intere.ot thin morning and thin fr-noon until the Jjry came in with n verdiet ofOKuilty. The verdlrt nnnSil ?nu- h com ment in thp city, both for and against. Men and women pecmed ut much divided in their Fentl- niftit nf romlonemcnt or hnrih . criticism tin were local people ut nf Zimmiiiee nhoot- the tim injr, with recardlnx proval. I-erliapfi the majority the Vfi -diet with ap- - S'iiHlor I'errlji III. WASHINfSTON. Mnrrh 16. OP S ntop Kn ris of Mit hmnn has been confiru-d to his ApartmentK in the WHnfEtun hotel with a ne vTp ro'd. but hi ondition In not regarded un wrioun by hi family. 5ih Ut lcailrr C'onvfctfd I'ORTI.ANTi. Ore.. Mur. 1 . llei ltert S. Coffin, dt uckihi. was dcntenced late yierdav to four years In prison in connection w Ith j -ati'UiHl Innit loutiiiff company lu 1 May. i vice rlnjr activities. Coffin Is the""v revalues which chapltn had) One filing form wtut :UL Heed fifth to be entenced as a result of "J'1 'r H" him from foreign by special delivery letter and an tvke invetigatior.a here. howuiij of. Hie film, other by air mail. : : 5 An enormous camp, resembling those of oil and gold strike days, has been forminp; at Kspinazo, Mexico, where KidenQi Constantino, hermit boy healer, is said to have been affecting miraculous cures without the slightest knowledge of medical science. The population of Espinazo hasjirown to 15,000, of which 10,000 are sick pcoph seeking cures, aVl with more than 500 new arrivals every day. Above, the boy healer at work. He heals by plication of the hands. Below is a view of the camp. nMMIT NflJ iWMR JOflft ! U I 111 IIIIM b I IU I Willi 1W I IU I IVI I i a n in nAiinrn niMnp niiw LAHir, " bAUdtU ; AbAINd I bill DEATH OF TWO; I Earl Jones Held lor Wluraeri 1 of Stepmother and Little ) BOther in Strange Ex- j plosion On Clackamas Co Ranch.. ! OlUXiON CITY, Ore., Mar. 18. -(Pf Karl JniH'i, 19, was grilled iiceii ui'in-uiii the house, they press . . . ... " "l ' " some statement us to the cause of ,thc exolosiun. "i don t remember setting It off. I " tell you all ir II conies to me," the vuulh was uuoted us saving. I The boy's grundparents vlsll.d .hlm at the lull today, und after they had departed he nsked the ..m h ih..v hmi ....in. r ' - - " "I lown t W si leeLI lelil piled ShQ . iff M.iss "Well. I don't cure." the boy wus declared to have answered. "I'll hang anyway. " liluil..t iti.,.nui- utli.i. I .1 i .... . ...1 may he placed nfi Jt the yiutli Kuiiic tlirn. today. I In the khiiic complaint that hej KilitiK of chaiK'-H was held up ( wnn To Iiokm, w;bich he had been j pending the outcome of tjue-Htion- feeding th refune. for which he ! Intf. ir iimc to the city daily. ' liotifit K. .Ionen. father and j The cane Iihk been wt for a Kiln'I Jones. 1 3. clHter of Karl, and hearing next Tiiedny forenoon n t 1 Minn Oladys I'.oe. 1. lUr of SlrcQo o'loi k before Circuit Judfjej Joiipm. who were Injured In the ex-Vt m Thomaw. ! ploiou. remained at a hospital in I'ortland today. All were suffer- ! -v ! it'K from Injur!.-!. Their condition ! HO IIITPT 141X00 ! was repiuied as fair. I l yVT- I rPJIrnX a ! 4 , : JX) irLO! IA I LnU 0 AWARD CHAPLIN i REED IN OREGON i (Pir mn nuriAnrPi i in iiiii i iniuiMi.r rs II I I IUIIIUIII 1 1 a, ijPt comedian. of $75 lay NKW Vom;. Miir, Thai lie Chaplin, film ulit-frj d u judcnient for rjaltlen and interest from hi (o Senator James A. Heed at Wash picture "The Kid." In which he ' lii Mon. and Jackie i'ooan urred. This Is Interpreted as a rertain A seated verdict opened in su - 1 1.-.. -'rr.t he rs Nona! Exhibitors and thfli Flrr.t I ' A I I mm m 7S O ! Attorney w PhippsFilej' Suit for Clients Against I New Garbage Disposal Plan Claims It Uncon stitutional and Class Leg islation. Charging that the new eltv gar l.ogr 'ordinance Is unconstitutional amijfc class legislation. Jlay Spen- cer and W. II. Welty, luugh At - till-nttV W 1.- lllll.u I. ..lot. fll.l . E. rcssed lllll for'..,... . -v . .. rigiu 10 remove o u reiuse in t( i.l.y. especially retuse from hotels'. aim ics.auiun.s. .Spencer and Welly claim that,. .1 .. w ,tt . t.u be established wllh the in:oine of, the new ordinance conflicts with ... . .. .,,, ,,,. .ei,. I private contructs 1 Sanitary Service nopuly, takltiK away from them the ri'ht to collect hotel and re- taurant refunc. which they bad! been Urdnjf fl feed -Jioks. Kpen-. cer. whn live on tlWl'.lddb road. ! ,Mi;il 4)lt D-S I,;.M (iA.MK HctM out in IUb eoinplnint that he, KTAItTS H;:Ul TONKillT owns h7 Iiokh dependent on thin The .Mall Trlhune'H exelu food and Welly, who IIvoh on thei mIvo wpeQl Heivicy. over Hie lUdQtaKe load, formerly known Western Toulon wlv wum put i a Millionaire road, net forth SALKM. OreTMar. HI. MAt the requent f Oswnhl West, demo- i cratic national committeeman for j Orison, pretldeiitla! primary fllhm I blank- were today forwarded from the offlee of Ihe secretary of state ! Indlcallon tl at Heed's name will bet f before the demtM-ratlt: voters of Oregon tu lb primary election 111 iU e rs j Buildings Fall, Peop& Flee ' in Panic Near Corinth,! i i Greece Fear Large Loss! ' Life Georgetown Seis-; mograph Registers Most Intense Shock in History. .. o- j ATUli.NS, Oreecc, Mar. 10. f) t Karlh tremors caused u mimber: uf buililliiB lo collapse hi Xyloous- i I'tron iienr Coiinlh tQ'iy. Tlio poiiulullon was panic siricK en, unci It Is retired many deal lis j will result. Xylocaslron is it niarilltui! vlllugo i on the southern shore of the Uulf of t'oiinth about 21 miles east of CorifV. A railroad whlchCJara!lels the I ifi shore runs throiKli the village. WASHINGTON, llur. IC (Pi An earlliquakejof an Innmslty j greater than uvn before noted on the seismograph of Georgetown hero wait reported early toduvQiy I Director Tondorf. j The shocks lasted for ninro than I four bouts, reaching their maxi mum an hour after midnight. Three extremely powerful YVcka were re-1 corded at 1 : oil. 1:110 and 1:14 a. in. These shocks disturbed the nee- dies of the Instrument six Inches. ' Director Tondorf was not able to j tell the exact distance of the ' ,sb"'k8 fiom Washington, but be-1 'Wtl llmm In-bo the snlne na re ' ! ported lu Greece. Q WANMRilM A HUGE FORTURjI T8 3 CHSLDRIN j l-im.AIJKI.rillA. .Mar. III. lA') I An estate valued ut f 50.000.UOU to l75.OUC.fMUI Is disposed of in the will of tile late Uodliian Wiimi- maker, made public today. The will creates a board of sevi)lrt:s lecs which will bold in trust "the capital stfc of John Wannmakcr, I'lllladelpfW?!," under which cor porate name the Wanamaker store j busimOwas conducted. Tho principal of the S7.5Ull.uuu ! Insurance on. Ihe life of .Mi-. Wana- I mnb.K tU 1 1... III ti-llut I.V tin. i .... i.M ... ..i ' O An lndusl.1,,1 r-r.oo. fm; boys, to , - -- V und gives thoifunU ( ti 'ulll-uf coinpl. mo- . . ,. Av',,M.1II1uei' i.i.si. on the air over K .I and unnounred to the crowd lu froijWof tliin office again luMt niKlW q The n,tmv utaiVd at H : Z nnd the firrt QclaJ wlro lo thiH office wa received ut : und they folj-d ut interval1 of every lew inin- ule u the same whk over at H:-lu. Am unual the Mull Tribune rp'elvi:d the exclunlve and Oi,y ,h wh h,,t waM Blv,n lu 9 llie puhllc. The lulhl npuKe)H all over Medford and fur- roundlnv cllle picked up the report of 1 hli paper off the air over KM Elf. Promptly at the be inn inn of the (fame between Medford and Halem, nchcdliled for : tohlht. the .Mall Trl ' bunen exoliiMlve Hp'tiil wire i ervl!e over WewlcW Ciiion , will begin and w ill continue every few minute un the ftatne proKi'eCHCH. i 't'hit promltteM to be "unp" khiiic and ihe winner w enter the final HhIUmI c&itnff with WashlriK t a n IIIkIi. which will ulso be broudi risi and announced by the Mull Tribune. IPs 4 ii. SSLs3&3 H Belief in the honest? of Colonel of Si0". Intl., was still hchtQv his fellow townsmen after Lang disappeared and the bank was closed because of shortage. View shows Lang's bank, and, inset, Lung, WASHINGTON ISBORAtf GITS I ! NOW FAVORED QUICK MM TO WIN TITLE Basketball Fans Wager 10 to Medford and at Salem 7 Against! 10 to 4! Against Salem, But Med-J ford Supporters Have a Different Idea S.l.i:.M. Mar. Hi. iHpcclal ) The afford high school ImQ'l liull teniii Is grudgingly a.lir.tlted as one of the two contenders for the slate basketball championship as a result of lis uphill victory ove illlainook in tn. mug game. After tho Chcesrmakors had: "Wli gladly bo one of the IliU," taken a leijd, by four of the most: s,,,,,,,,,,. Ooff wired, "to contribute Inhuman .IH ever perpetrated ln,(mo t10UR,u dollars or olio of 32 the history of the game, Hie Ciilli-j t() give five thousand dollars to son crew ran their foe leg-weary llm(e possible the return of thlB and then heat ihoni. by a dazzling1 moBt revolting oil donation which display of speed anil dcmiQ nccur-j every right thinking republican uey under tho hoop. , conscious or tho greatness and the There was u deep and abiding! rectitude ot bis party instantly re hope In the hearts of Salem fans, pudiutes and makes haste to turn that Tillamook wuuld w in. They buck to Its orWInal donor." did not shout this desire from auyj Already tho senator's office is housetops, but they nursed It ten-, feeling thH burden ot Us new duty, dcrly. when Medford iQ'.( n six-; Callers began coming in today. One point lead and then wci lut j 0 1 1 man, I lerbert Giillinau of this city, stall, they booed with a guslo .1.0 miNinniru '."-ik l .if M.n fii....,llv i.i.i,,,..i - " . i-ittl-. The Salem motto Is Ihls: If they, , . n . . . , i can I wintjinvbody but I'ortand 1 or Medford. On tl n r hand, 1 1H.0.(iiiil.v lf0 did not ninpliry this i th,! other teams want Medford ioicniark. I win. If they can. Friday night Medford and Halem rn anu iaiem walls of ihei mlK4 WN ntJ ! will clanti. and the : Willamette gym will buke wlQlit crowd. j The WunhiiiHlou high of I'orlland. is rated tin the eoni ender, with a shade tlyrshesl., becuiiHeQ" n center whose bih. hh the crow flics, In' six feel flvo Inciies, and he niakfji' . i. .. . .. ., . tQ ball around with ridiculous Medford tacticians on the field of ., ,. .... action flgiire thai he can not stand a Ki uelQipaee. such as the M. - .l - .f .h . - m "!" '"' If they meet In the finals Saturday night. They base this conclusion opon the fact that during bis first appearance, and towards ihe end oi u ion uuaricr wun i niversiiy inr in I incagu, tluil lie made an high of Kugene. he planted himself ; agree nt w ith 1'pham nut to out of the w hirlpool tlll, rested publish party eor.trlbullons that 'ri.'iith his own basset. j year, sliQ none was required by The remainder SNthc Washing. : law. Ion squad Is oulw"'hed and out-' Mr. Marsh Issued a signed state reached by Medf . ment declaring that the story of There Is a large delegation of llepsley and Leonard was "made Medford fans here, and their chief up out uf whole chilli." '"in A' Is over lh. outcome of tbe "I cuine out of the ll:'0 cam till l-Mlay night with MaleinOsoine' pulgii severely III and for months hats have been wagered at lu to thai Washington will bent Med ford, und to lo 4 that Washington will beat Hulem In the finals. Wash ington was assumed to be a cinch for 11. e finals and Ibis assumption proved sound, for she cnnHy dis. posed of Marshfleld this Illuming, 4i! to 2:' Alnonir lb bom. -folks here for!1'" raising of funds or any other the qulnlfest are Mr. and Mrs. work connected with the trcas .lohn '. Mann, Mr. und Mrs. James urershlp. I had no such Conner- 1 1 Hon with Mr. L'phum us these men (Continuea on Page Eight;, 1 testified." JanO Lang, missing bank head O TO HIS RiQlUST I Two G. 0. P. Senators Offer j to Give $1000 Each and Plain Citizen Gives $1 Senator's Office Is Busy! Place. I j WASHINGTON, .Mar. 10. (P) (Juick rcsponso to his pluu to re publicans of Ihe nation to pay oft the JHiiUJiHl campaign contribution of Harry F. Sinclair, oil operator j und lessee of tho Teupot Dome na I vnl oil reserve, was reported today by Senator llorah or Idaho. Tho senator matin public a tele- ' I gram received from Senator Guff, reiinbllcan. West Virginia, lu re sponse to bis first appeal for funds j ,MM11, ,, nh. deposlttUrle dollar tJit ofrlce oeiuiu mum. I'.mU .,1... .vil n . l7l i. of Sonalor (ioff ror I000 contrlbii- tions by 1 110 "y'Xolls and bo added: , J . , e murSnrTc. to ralso more than c i nc a ( :n. m u r. i ii Kd- . , . . . . .t wai'1 Buckley.Qe.e. a waiter at the Hankers club in New York City, teHtlfied today before the flenuto- ital Teapot Home. HUhcommittue that ho overheard u conversation about the tuashiK f the Teapot lJ(nnn iiiivhI rHrvo early In 1922 between Harrv F. SlnclKir. James 1.1 !',.", .11 .....t 1... .11,1 n..t kntiw. iowa. jnar. i o. its. willnir Marsh. ,.f ll'Mlj.l'l,,., J ii: ''a snowHiorm. , trea,, ,- of Ihe O"""'1' Q They said that the weather we , c i.tlc . ommluee u 11.23. today Yxtremely bad on Tuday. the "-l-nony otfyl (1. llepsley (v of ,e et f ,,,, and A. V. l.c.iiurilMissoclntcs or j.-ndeavol.r ' 1'i e.l W. I'tdiiiin. the republican I ' ' , coinniillce treasurer before thoi CAtllO, March 111 iP) lldy seiial.i Tcap.il subcommittee hear- t Incheape doe not know yet that ?.1 was laid up 'with rheumatic fever and then went thru a slow con valescence. In the meantime Cor dell Hull bad succeeded George While as chairman of the commit tee, o "Aftor Mr. While's accession lo the chairmanship I was treasurer In name only. I took ho part 111 REPORTED IN CANADA Canadian Govt. Reports . O Large Airplane Passed . Over Lumber Camp Early Yesterday ecy. KoCpgg Offlers Search By Navy Hinchliffe's Friends till Hopeful. WASHINGTON, March 16. VP) 1 ho Canadiun legatlou ?gatlou tQiy u deMrtmvnt Informed the state qiiui me cuQ'.iir. Fueuic rr,:! Tuy had repoiTed to uttuwu that a .Mr. Dcun of the HolllnKsworth and Whitby company of tlreen vlllo, .Mjie, had received a report from thTIr camp number one at Itoaches Pond on the morning of March 15, that a large airplane had passed ltoaches Farm at ti a. m. The report said llif plane was supposed to have descended about -5 miles ortheast of Greenville. It waa amied that this informa tion ys later confirmed by a man and his wife who drove into tlruenvlllo and said tV they had seen a plane that sWined to descend In tho forest northeast of Greenville. The Canadian report said that it was undiQuod that searchers had been sent out. : V. K. Navy to Search. WAH1I1NGTON, March 111. M'l Socrotary Kellogg today cabled tho American umbussudor at lAin don, . thuU. tho navy.v would lend every aid In locating tho missing lllnohlltfe airplane.-; n . NEW VortlC, ..March 10. (Pi All Indications toduy were that thn Itun.ii'ul.la T....I.' n.l captain waiter a. H. Hincnnffo had been lost at sea on their trans-Atlantic flight in tho mono- plane Endeavour. , i Tho only optimism was hope that the fliers might have been picked up by a vessel, as in the cases ojMIawkcr and George Hal doman Wnd Ituth Elder. Soma suggestions were that they might have reached Newfoundland und landed In some remote spot, but In previous trnns-A tlantlc flight.! similar Vpes wore In vain. .Mirage liaised Hopes, The latest rumor about tho Idaho wus iJ to somewhat of a mirage, a hotel proprietor's wire ut Old Orchard Beach, Maine, thought she saw tho wreck of an ulrplanc on Stratton island, three miles off shore. The coast guar. I invoslgluted and concluded that the sun's ruys on a farm house j window deceived tile woman. With no report from tile plane ! since It cleared the tip of Ire : lund Tuesduy morning, save an : unconfirmed rumor that It had J been sighted by a sliLu 170 miles j off the Irish coast. Q was gen erally believed that search would ihe futile and that nothing more i would bo heard of the one-eyed "" ar ace and the daogh- John ClIlleHpin, American rep resentative of Captain IHnehllffo. howover. was still hopeful today that the filers had been forced down near some ship at ' sea, which waff unable to communicate their safety or &d landed In Newfound luTTO orvova Bcotlu. I Snowrtorin at Se. if j CHKItBODRO, France. March 16. P) -Passengers arriving on board the steamship Majestic to 1 day said that If Captain Walt P . t Iltw.lill tfn unit tli.nnl-alila L'l .MacKuy. Rot as far as mld-Attan- tI(, on lnelr tran(,.At,unllo lltt temni thev must hav run nto . . her daughter, the Honorable Klsle MucKuy. is missing on a irans-Ai-luntle flight In the plane Kn ileavour. Qs'ews of the exploit und its apparently tragic ending. Is being kept from her because of her Indifferent heulth. Iird and l.ndy Incheape are staying at He loop, near Cairo. liord Incheape. while waiting hour by hour for news, has been obliged tn Maintain a courageous front bofore his wife, despite his unxlety and distress. . ; When news leaked out last Week that his daughter contem plated taking part In Captain Wnl ter Illnchllffe's flight. l.ord Inch cupe made a most urgent appeal lo her by telegraph to rerraln from such a perilous undertaking, H was profoundly affected when he learned that his daughter hud actuully started. . J