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- MEDFORD MXTI, tTlIBUXE, MEDFORD. OBEfiOX. TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1928.
SECY. OF NAVY 1DUP0NTS1 SALE OE
: jMQpFpTQ U IIL S, STEEL STOCK! BJ'Fund
lllorLUlO 04jnill.r. nn,.,.rilT::' :
I Alice Longworth j
Gives $100 Also to
Borah's Fund
GATHERS DATA
nkw
Yl:K, March 20. (JPi
ii .. i...- ,.. u.u ..r 114 ooo
Evidence Shows How Des- .-Jiart's of Inlu-d Himcs Steel coiii-
tinun by th K- I. Uul'oni DeN"
! WAHiHNOTON. Mar. L'U-
j lP) Another ijuinltr uf the
UouNevelt family Alice
Koowvi'It Long worth )iuh
contributed $H)b to ihe fund
b e i n k rained hy Senator
Ilorah, of Idaho, to reimbuini)
' Hrirry K. fcilnHufr, for the
4 Vnu.'iOU In tunliilutift i he
ABOVE VIN. DOLP
BY SALEM PAPER
o o
PerStdy TrSpDCd M6I1 muuri 6t Co. u matter of made to the rvimtiHcuu party
conjecture In Wall atre-.t today. in 19;'3.
Fought for Life Could
Have Escaped But for
Chlorine as.
BOSTON, Mar. 20. UP) Secre
tory C'urtlH IX Wilbur, of the navy
department notified iar Admiral
Philip AndrewH, commandant of
the Hohtun navy yard today that
h would he in lionton early Hilt
afternoon to iiiHpei't tlio subiirlne
8-4, now In dry duck at the yard.
The hoard of InvesUKiUlon which
The mnt-k wuh bought on the i ne who oi wie himmkit oi
open market ut fl22.nu a bhar. i the houe Kent in her check.
or $14 000.000, und sold ut un ; Her brother. Theodoi e Itooxe- j
estimuted profit to the company of veil, Jr.. went Senator llorah
f Sou oou. It was ourchaMcd last bis check for $lo yesterday.
June. The company at that tittup
uniil ( ! utm-L- u-hm litiri'haMWl as !
...r,w..,. ,(., .nniliiu fi.ndH.I New contributioiiH to
iTi, ;iu fit i-ioit im their
m(i.-lft.fi.lili. Mltfllf tip, i T IUUIIUII, w ...It n.
WASHINGTON, .Mar. 20.-
bookK UH
Tl... r.,;,uin L'cnnrtillv' rreil
I Wall Hireet is thai, either vol
untarily or upon officii Intima- j
tloii from Washing ton, the com
pany concluded It was unwlHC for
yesterday made u preliminary sur- ; jt to extend its ownership interests
vey of the submarine and super-I m American industrial enterprises,
vised removal uL eight bodies not j rn0 Jjtif'ont company Is the
previously recovered after the j iurK,.Kt single stock -holding
sinking of the H-4 by the coast , terest in tJeneral Motors common
ffuanl destroyer 1'auidinff off l'ro- jumj cvl.,. n1iv(. the purchase of
Vlncetown, December 17, hegftn a (the steel shares last June there
Jiiinuto examination or the vessel ' nUH jC)l,, ta)k t,at ni, i-ompiny
4 the Kinclair reudlatlon fund 4
No statement was available today! "m i, . . , I
from the company on the alc, j rn J , ? t"'llt':t,u,m tolaI f
ditcd ! 7
toda. They started with the tor
pedo compartment where yester
day lay the bodies of six men who
survived the disaster for many
hours and cominunlftfttcd with the
rescue fleet.
, The first step was removal of all
munitions from the compartment.
These consisted of eight torpedoes,
twelve rifles, nine detonators, 73-four-lnch
ammunition shells, 18
boxes of small ammunition and
one machine gun.
- One of the first discoveries to
day was that of a flashlight hang
ing on the bulkhead door, with a
watch tied to It. The watch had
stopped ut 3:19. The clock on the
wall of the compartment had atop
' pi-'i ut 6:3K. Members of the
board expressed the belief that the
six men had kept track of time by
means of the watch and flashlight.
Jn the first two hours of their
exploration they found no written
rVeord. They discovered that no
attempt had been made to trim or
blow- the ballast tanks. The water
line showed there had been elgh
, teen- Inches of water i ntho torpe
do compartment.
Members of the board have de
veloped a theory that the K-4 was
out of control two minutes ufter
being struck by the destroyer.
They believe that chlorine gas
drove the crow ont of the battery
room and thecoulrol room. Other
wise, In their opinion the crew
' would huvo been able to pump out
the water resulting from the com
paratively small leak.
The hottrd found the instrument
with which Ueutenunt ttraham
Newell Kltch tapped out messages
to the rescue fleet on the hull of
the submarine ' It was a five
handled socket wrench made pf
Heel and a foot long, used in as
vcmhllng torpedoes. It tiad been
found tucked behind a rack on the
wall. One end was flattened out,
evidently from the pounding on
tho hull.
Murks on the inside of the tor
pedo loading hatch Indicated that
tho tapping was done there. To
reach this point, lieutenant Kltch
hud to climb a ladder and put his
head Inside the box-like hatch.
was attempting to gain control of
I'nited Hlutwt Kteel.
An investigation begun by the
Federal Trade commission into
the reported "community of in
terest" among the Dul'ont com
pany, the General Motors corpo?
ration and United States Steel is
stUl pending.
U. OF 0, REGENTS
E
KALK.M, Ore., Mar. 20. fl The
regents of the University of Ore
gon have a legal and constitution-
The Iiul'ont Interests arc looked ju right, under un uct of the 191!'
upon as the largest 'single stock-, legislature, to Issue bonds for the
holding group In the country, erection of a dormitory on the
even after disposul of their steel j University campus, suys an opin
hoIdlngM. Ilesiden their General . Ion of ihe supremo court today.
Motors holdings they have a large j The opinion holds that tho bond
interest In the I'nited States Hub- (issue of 1400,000 will not consli
ber company and other enterprises t;ito a state Indebtedness, there-
and
had hought heavily Into the" Radio
Corporation of America.
E
OHKOON CITY, Ore.. Mar. 20.
(p) n)0 Clnokamns county grand
Jury today wns taking testimony In
tho case of Marl Jones, held since
the dynamite blast last Thursday
which flattened the itobert U.
Jones ranch home near Hortng,
Ore,, killing Mrs. Jones, a son. Mar
old, and Injuring Mr. Jones and a
daughter, Ktln-l, and Mrs. Jones'
sister. Gladys Uoe.
Karl's father was still in critical
condition- today nt n hospital in
Portland. The two girls were out
of danger, although still suffering
from shock, broken boif-H ami
fore that it is not in violation of
the constitutional Inhi b 1 1 1 o n
against tho crwttion of a state
Indebtedness in excess of $50,000.
The opinion was written by Jus
tice Hell in the case of Marlon P.
McClain, appellant, against the
university regents, and affirms
Judge Waller II. Kvans, who heard
the case In the lower court .for
Lane county.
Contrary to the argument of the
attorneys for the regents, the court
holds that tho university regents
constitute an agency of the utate
and nto an independent legal
entity.
Other opinions today were:
J'etition for re-hearing denied In
Vawter vs. Koguu lliver Valley
Cunning company.
Itt'garding the seleition of an
ull-siate basketball team by Port
land spurts writers, thi Salem
Capital-Journal as . to methods
says:
The Portland writers, for
Instance, facing the fact that
the deadline on their respec
tive papers was dangerously
Hearing, made up un all
state tea m in three m i n u t es,
flipped a coin to sec whether
Duffy or James would go on
it, disqualified Al Melvtn for
smiling, and then wired in the
story.
The selection of Dolp of Wash
ington High as all-state forward
Is hooted, as follows:
" M out w ri t era selected V 1 n -cent
Dolp, Washington, its
forward, but this fellow's
creditably showing was due In
large part to his tean mate
LewiH. Give Torn Duuy, Al
Melvin or Clarence James a
center like I-ewis and watch
them roll up point:. Either
of these thre men is better
than Dolp. Tom Duff with
out doubt has th'e greatest'
potential ability os a basket
bailer, but he was not in
form during the tournament,
vo the places at forward go
to Mflvin who, despite a
bh-t-ding hand and a weak
ened ankle, was the mainstay
f " r Med f o rd . a n d J a men, the
ulickest shot of all."
Kcd M'Uonald, local forward.
was fourth high in scoring during j
the meet, with 37 joints.
Basketball Team
Without a Coach .
Asked to Chicago
FOR ONE TUIXQ-THEV'RC MILD',
AMD WHAT'S MOV&-THEV SATISFY
MILD enough for anyone's taste,
milder in fact than most cigarettes
and yet, they do w hat you've always
wanted a cigarette to d
THEY SATISFY!
KLTiKNK, Ore .Man-h 20. (P)
Actual euiiHtruc'.iuu on tho i?w
dormitory ut tho I'nlvffralty ol
Oregon Hlarted Hcvcrul tlaya ftKO.
It la announced liy Karl Onthank,
mecutlvo HecrtMury. , Thv favor
able decision of Juntlce Ifc't stat
ing that the bond is.suc la valid,
means that the university will lie
able to nlnain the funda at a
lower rate of , interest, since the
Issue will he tax free. The deci
sion also proven that conslructoln
of buildings may ko ahead under
CIIICAC.O, Mar. 20. P) Carr
Clock, tucked away in the Ken
tucky hills, has been invited to
send its hi'ih schoo 1 haskolhall
team to the I'niveisity of Chlcaso's i
national tournamc.it, April 3 to 7. 1
Teachin.? themselvi'3 the nine I
wfthout a t;ymnaBium or a coach, j
tho Carr Creek boys went to the
finals of tho Kentucky state tour
nament and lost to Ashland 13 to
1 1 only alter four overtime periods. I
Ashland also has been invited.
An invitation has been Bent to
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
Chesterfield
CIGARETTES
Licgett & Myhw Tobacco Co.
CABARET BRIDE IS
PLANE TURNS OVER r
bruises, Jones leg was hroken in;tnc nunnir act missed hv tlu-
four places and he. suffered severe j aMt m,Mslun of tje legislature,
shock ii lid body bruises. Financing of the new dormitory
Earl's pretty 17-year-old sweet- whUh wiU hmHe :7S nu.ni will
heart, In-no Hchwnrtzer, who has ,,e Iirnvded for out o.' revenue
declared she will stand by Earl. ,rnm r(ntais nmi from .barges
but Is uxslstlng Sheriff Mans In his' (le fm. meuiHi it JB stated.
Investigation, has been subpoenaed No milluiy U(,rUl.a ,,, other
to testify. Itichurd Jones. J G. who Hfllin.0H HU(.h us l;iXation will be
was loss.-d 0 fv.-t by the blast but f(J. fhiall.hlg or main.
escaiied serious Injury, is to i-latu i ti-nant'o
his story of the explosion. Hansen A- Hammond. IN.rtlund
Miemr .Mass sam im- wouni iaKo contractoi s, n.w have a fur.-o of
r.ari .lone) m ine iitnrrni or ,virs
Jon1, bin l-plno1 hrr, and Har
old. his
half-bntther, t his after
E ASTON. .Mass., March W
(A Mrs. Frcdeibit Lot h rop
Ames. Jr., was in bed today with
n tiM'alucd back lo rcniitiit her
of an airplane crash which con
cluded her aerial honeymoon and
homecoming to the estate of her
husband, yachtsman, automobile
racer, aviator, ami member of a
socially prominent MassarhusetiM
family.
Mrs. Ames was the former Miss
Maurice Mos.-tte, cabaret enter
tainer ut u Nogales, Mcx., club,
ndn before that a inem r of the
Chicago Opera company.
They met when Ames, who was
SILAS STRAWN IN
MEXICO TO AID IN j
OIL READJUSTMENT
I contractors, now
60 men at work on the Mructure.
I which witl he rushed to comple
' tion before September 1 5.
I'nivcr.sity authorities expressed
pleasure when word of the favor
able decision by the supreme
court was received.
.
PLANE
Sawyer Kcnpiiolillcxl ' : today reappointed by Governor ; serve three years, dating from when be was appointed to fill the
SAI.Ii.M, OreKoii, Mar. L0. UP) : Patterson a a member of the state March 31. Sawyer has been on the , unexpired term of W. II. Uuby of
Hubert W.- Sawyer of Kend was hichway commission. He will commission since Annus! in. last, j linker.-
u
MIAMI HUACII, Fin.. March 20.
rPl Uropplnir In five birdies
out of Hie first six holes on the
outcolnB nlno of the last round
In the Sin, 000 LaCiroce open koU ,
tournament. "Wee liobby" Cruick-
shank of I'urchase, -N. V.. turned j
In a record card of 30 ut the turn
and temporarily wrested the lead ;
from tlcnc Saruzon. j
li. It. Turner Flics
SAI.F.M. Ore.. Mar. 20. (fl") K. j
It. Turner, superintendent of
schools at Dallas, and former j
slate school superintendent today 1
filed Willi Ihe secretary of state j
nis candidacy for delegate Irom i
ihe state at larKe to the national ,
democratic convention. Ho tavors j
Al Smith for president. ;
Thomas K. llamer of Portland I
filed today as a candidate for the I
republican nomination for reprc- 1
sentatlve In the legislature from ,
Milltnolnah county.
Milllttl'll IlljlMtNl
AIKK.V. S. C, March 20. (!")
ieeicaux Milburn. lnteruatiomil
jiolo player, suffered a fractured
shoulder blade in an accident here
today. i
MKX lf( CITY. March 511. ITli
j Kl l'nlersul today iilo(ed Silas.
II. .Strawn. c h a I r ui a n of Ihe, OTTAWA. lint.. Mar. -. tri
Ainericiin liar association, as say-i The search by airplane of Ihe
Imr that Dwtcht V. Morrow.Maine woods for the nilsnInK trans
I'nited Stales ambassador, was Atlantic planr
the itreatest American llrlot
maklliK n tour of this country b the present time because ot wis
air. ventured ncross the border I splendid co-operation In settllliB
whllti stooiilm- at Xonales Ari. I -'9 ultles between Mexico and
. i i th.. I'ntl.,,1 Mini.,.. Tlin
: ' . .Ik-. i ,,UI the Mext-,'i' "vllle, Maine. for Captain
h;. bride, ctmtinuci ns tour. assoclatbm for Its four-
, t., ,.,i.n r. HiL...-hii mi-kmU.ii .Tionoralde
ir. nun .urn. rtinn iook mr" " -
from Ittirfnlo vcstt.rdav und. an- In Mr. Strawn's houur.
narentlv with tho intention of 1 Mr. Morrow and l.uls N.
Endeaviittr still 1
of. awaited favorable weather today.
l iving Officer Charles Haih of
ne Itoyal Canadian air force took j
ff from here Sunday morning to 1
reniurk I search the wooits in ine vicinity tu i
esterdny and while neither
oinment, it was thought
nviildlm? m licit v hv landlnir at rones.
the East Most on airport, came meree
down on the Ames catales here. b"'b
In aliehtiiiir the idane overtuined. would
Her husband escaped without,"'" the cunverHation dealt with
injury. Mexican oil laws. Honor Moroues
t han charge of their enforcement.
S ,W,H'tnn "n,t he and the nmbassndor have
' rE?'LfcETON re., Mar. -'d.- 'been discussing them for severul
(A) TJjo mereu0 climbed to 74 In workn.
enm-ton yesterday, the hottest Amlassadnr Morrow hopes that
II. lllnchliffe and the
Elsie MacKay, the two '
English fliers. He was forced to ;
Ml) land at Greenville, Que., by a snow ,
...(..l,t.. tth.l uul i MUM 111 rUIHHtJ UIIK " to liKdill ,
and labor, conferred
day so far this year.
Hunday ft
THREE WAYS
TO LOSE FAT
an lurecnient
or difference!
tion will be
which will dlsposo
over tho leulslil-rcacltcd.
Ss-ittcnet. (;ntnis rn i I i-l
OVKt.ANIl. Calif.. March 20
forced down by a storm at Alun-
trcal yesterday when he attempted
to eigjllnuc his fllKbt.
l'riim-s fay J.MHUMHI
SAN JtiSB. Calif., March SO.
iT Prune and apricot growers
who delivered Ilieii0l!.'7 crops lo
the California Prune and Apricot -tliowers'
association, will receive
an additional payment aKKrcKiit
Iuk "fcl"l0 soon. 1' RCtierat
inaniiKer of the association an
nounced yesterday.
Ttw Many I'mior
PliKTl.ANH, ne.. Mar. 10.-
-iP.
was arrested recently
In (Irallts
she was found
KlotbltiK and
..1.1... Tlw. Il.mli I IHWtlU as M.eorije (liiltlon. l"-
5bnHdonmodem"rMMrch. Itha.bn lay was seiiteneed to serve 30
.... J J. on . millinn. nf hnM nl days 111 the county I, ill here for
Ml Miss Loiralne llootb, IS. who ,n cmn, ty tti-v beliu: arreste.l
rw ! trr.ition. one abnormal cxer- I "ro-
Tl,. iknri. ,mhlirH in Marmola I attired In boy s aIi
on a speedlnn chaiKe John c'.
t'eMllP. 19, ilelved Into his pocket ,
to find bis ilrlvtiiK license and
ibrotiKht out some papers. Antonc
them officers spied two lottery'
itlekets. lie was fined $13 fori
it The rctului are een in almost every drivinic awnv an auiomoone won-,s,,eedliiB and $10 for iiiiviiik tne
circle, in new bcautv, new health and I out the owners consent. ninm-kom.
vit.liiv l automobile hcloiiKcd lo a resident. 4
A boolt In cacn dox oi marmoiagivrj i or iirmci.-.., .......
tiiakes In Heljerailc
lli:i.;lt.l)K. Mar. SO. OT
WeillluTslMNiil Flics. (ft iKat-th shocks weif f.dt al .aKieb
8Al.l-:.M. ore.. Mar ;n. I'' II. and In the nelKhborlna country at
If. YVeatliorspoiin of l-.luln has filed -i . m. t1Ma.v.
w-lth Ihe secretary of slate hi can- In ihe ieion of Pakrae. Sln-
for o many, and watch what it doet for j dlilacy for the republican nomina (vonia. chimneys collapsed and sev-
polted.
llie complete formula, also tho reasons
1r,r mtn a. I Jserfl know lUt now ana wuy
the changes come about, and why they
are beneficial. Learn the facM. Try the
KtantiAc help which has done o much
you Start today by asking yiurdruggiit ; Hon for representailvr In the b Kis-, e. houses were
fur a tl box of Mannola. 1 laturo from Union couniy. 'cU.aliles w-ie re
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MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S
Dresses for Wednesday
200 dresses and ensembles, plain colors or printed silks and geor
gettes. Styles suitable for women, misses or juniors; two and
three-piece ensemble styles with long and short coats. . Some
wool garments in this lot. A good value at (H "I C A A
$19.75, priced for Wednesday J)13UU
SMOCKS
Women's and juniors' smocks
made of plain or printed suitings
and broadcloth, good color assort
ment, the usual $2.25 d1 QC
value, special pi.VV
Women's wash blouses, vestee, ov
erblouse and shirt style, high or low
neck, white, blue cr tan, $2.50 val
ue, for Wednesday,
each
$1.00
. House Frocks
A new large groupe.of Bet
ty Baxley and Juanella
house frocks are here. Dain
ty lace and organdie trim,
some styles with contrast
ing color trim, bodice blouse
and straight line styles, all
made of fast color materi
als,, special,
Wednesday
$1.95
Boys' Wash Suits
Attractive stylos in wash
suits for liltlt'Oliovs. .Miitlo "f
(rood quality poplin, many cifP
m. 1 to 5 year sizes, ifl.'-'j
value, special 1 "1 C(
for Woilnesilnv r'UU
O
Prints
;Hi-ineh silk ami ttittou mixed prin's
itliout ? different color combine-
Jlubber Aprons.
A find quality pnre gum rubber apron.
Various stylos? some plain, some with
rubber flower trimming, a genuine 59e
value, special, 0 39c
W ednestlay, each
t ions to choose from. Light und
dark combinations, priced
misoniii.lv at, n yard
95c
Millinery
Special for YVediiQday only. Choice
of fifty spri?iir lints in silk, crochet
straw, pedalinc straw and Indian
prints with the scarf to match.
These tiro vrguliir -to..' values,
Wednesday, ( f? f(
uul silk
$3o95
lieatlsizes.
$2.95
Women's Hose
Women's silk and rayon mix
ed hose, rayon to the hem, a
O fine quality, good color assort
ment, usually sold for Sac pair,
to close out, Wed- CQ
J nesdny special, pr
only
One lot of smart straw
hats in all colors, spe
cial for Wednesday ...
One lot of hats in larjr
Wednesday,
each .-
Bedspreads
(0xl.Vincli fancy bedspreads, n
fine quality in rose, blue, gold ami
i i ... . c .. i .i
llicnuri nil i'i. " " ill
eve, . ere for V Spe 7)
eial for Wed- d0 O Q . A
..,.. .... f "THE STOPE FOW EVE PV BODY J
Ruffled Shorties
Women's rayon shorties an unusual
lyittraetivc style, with a triple ruf
fle, nil pastel shades, H'l.'lo is the
reguliiQiiriee, for
Wednesday, pair
$1.79
lOcash Cloths
Wednesday 3 for 22c
g Rugs
lUG-foot rag rugs, erow foot de
s(S:n with a flowered border. Ex
cellent for porch, bedroom
or bathroom use: $1.7"
rONt-460-487
value. Wed
liesda en. ..
$1.45
utaeoxo.oKqen .
Mail Orders Promptly Filled, Postage Prepaid Agents for Butterick Patter
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