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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORh M AE, Trirttiw. The Weather Weather Year Ago I 1 Prtdinion Fair ami mild Minimum yoMrrday fi7 Minimum today 44 Maximum Miiilmtim Dttly Twtstj-third Teu Wtrkly 'ifty-iiuj w MEDFORD, OU'KdOX. SA'ITKDAY .MAY 1!). l'UIS. Nti. "jS. Today COUNTY VOTE No Bio Land of Opportunity, $13, Then $525. 200 Replace 2000. One American Plant. i (Copyright, 1927, by New York Evening Journal. Ino.) MILWAl'ICEE, Wis., Mny Aiiu'i'icu is the country of op oitunity, ami ..Milwaukee is one of the best American cities. All over America are op)oi-lu-liities, visible to the lniijority, when it is too late to seize them. What everybody knows is not so valuable For instance, consider the baby carriage business that ('. j J Smith manaired in Mihvnii- j kee up to 1SS7. Fifty thousand dollar would j have bought it. A. O. Smith ' inherited it, and made bicycle parts. In 1004 the A. O. Smith cor poration was formed ami II. Smith, trandsou of 0. J., took charjie. His father put $83,000 and others put ifil.'i.OOO more into the corporation. 1;. II. Smilli did new things, milking frames for automobiles keeping up with the times, and ahead of them. M ...., ,Tiine -'passed',' initl 'iti 1 1 f)i2:i 1 .1 .1 ;.'' Pliblein advised this writer i ,1 ' .c ! 1 ,h -j 1. and fother friends, -Wiiy- stock in the A. O. :Sniith corporation, ' 1- A vcrS- able man, with knew ideas about riiiiiinin 1 Tne stock sold;tlum nt'W a' shjiiie.lS A' ittle lalot it sold. at, j-.i-i '..1 1 'i-i... ,.1. ..,.. I r.i-.i u Miua, iiiiii nit- niiiu 1 .1 were (riven for one. ' ' Tim baby carriaire business Hint yon could have bouiiht in )SS7 for ."t),(HK) or in lllL'.'i'for ,fl,:!00,000, now sells on the slock exchaiiiio al 10.000.000. Spend an hour in that Mil waukee plant on the -odne of Lake Michigan, study the bead of the business, and his meth- otls, and you will know why this is a prosperous country. The ablest American manu facturers could learn about! mass production and labor sav in"; in L. R. Smith's plants. One of bis niiils. makiiiK 3-V 000 mitojnohile frames a week,! ,,. , ! lor nevroiei, usinj: nuirvcuni.s fiititiimt;. .M.ir.liin..vv Inow with moil work tlmt requires 1?,- j 000 iueu in otlior plants. One aiitoiiiiitic mficliine, eliiinj:injr steel siieets into steel frames, is ."0 feet Ion jr. Jn one place machinery uu 34 i men haiullt 1 4.t)00 side lars and ; 30,000 cross liars, and drive 1, 000,000 rivets per day. Maehines do the work, men look on. From the floor below lieavv steel rivets are Mown up 1 Uiroufh thin pipes hy air pow or, plaeed ia the frames and fixed there, no hand touching a nythin?. There ym see solved the problem raised by inadequate immigration. At certain snots the men. with literally nothing tn do but look on, fin, I li'hnr.l in .i.nv nuake nn. I Hi has actually been siWKested that a meeh.mt.ini he arrnnced lo shake 11. m- n n-hieh lliov slnnd. nt intervals lo arouse them. 1.. It. Smith make pipes up to 20 Inches In diameter, without heatlnK. nn achievement Mlherto unknown. The cold steel sheets, 30 feet Inns, are rolled into pipes and welded. And the weld stronger than proved by tests. Is the unwelded metal. One order under woy enlls for iMr. I this position. And disinterested experts say- 'n he prosecutors race. Mnul thllt J2.0lHl.fi"d worth of this t' 'on carried two precincts in this machinery pli maklns has tuade I city Northwest Medfor.l. receiv lunk of lin.niifl.nnn worth of Plans 'Ins -12 vote, to chancy' r.ti. and that would-have been called the-K"th Central precinct. 49 to ;Is. last word in efficiency, five years I'" " " ' '" " lp "- BK0' 1 I.. 1 1 1 .. t in.nnl'iHtt" nn an. lino are nlso made, hy the weldin-Tf (Continued on l tf Four) n ni r J. b. LUVt .-reSSTN---p i iPAnihin JM- Hit Central Point Rancher Proves Big Surprise of Primary By Apparently Defeating Victor Bursell for County Court Stacey I Leads Alden. Willi I In- iKlcilllnn or Wr-C Ullll lllsl rlincniv, Ihc list of niis-lnK iirceiiit'ls was riiliiceil to five. UcvImiI figures ill llirco oVItick srlve fur (iniiiiiissh'tifi I-nve HUM llni-cll Love's lend Fur slicl-HT. revised show: ...l-.Vi mi rij;iii-cs is:! I I mid i:i.- Slacy Allien SlncyVs lcal The tnlal vine r Cook in the ((iiinly Mas iuyd M7H. He Is now figured' as third riiec hi' ilu' man-, -. precincts' missliiK out ,'i 57 M-Jacksph.cdimty.J liic.li - In. il II' W illi seven of ..a. Iota! of 57 inJ-Jarksr. ! Ihis afternoon nt 2:3iVJlie ifesullt 8t, (louht ,n t'he ,hu.0 Snf1 sheriff between OehrBfe n'Alddiil rrt...l el,'..u umn r tl... i...,tl.ll. .W nomination. ' . 1 IK V14IU hllHIU . I Stacy . 179 11170 Allien I'-Stacv's Uenil t V ' ft!) t',Tl)crtice fi)ii'o'niniissi6iipr, he- W0i Victor Min-Hcll. incumbent, i and .1. Grl.ove wiia also clime.' ' The vole mood: I-ove 1SH7 llur.sell I7ti0 l.ove's lead 117 The missi:x precincts are liar ron. Climax. (Iriflin Creek, Phoe nix. Mast and West prccincta. Trail and I'nion. Newton C. Chancy, district at torney, hail won the noniinalinn hy practically n two-to-one vote over Allison L. Monlton and V. ti. Trill. Chancy received 10S votes, -Muul- ton 1IW1 and Trill (KM. Delilah Stevens Myers won the clerkship nomination hv a sulwtan-1 Hal Dlnrality. the vote beiiur as fol- lows: i DelilaU.. Myers 1572 Georue Carter lies I J. l-rose M- ; Chester Parker 300 Ktr county Rchool superintend ent, Susanne Carter HolmoH was an easy winner, the vote standing: Mrs. Carter 1S03 Milam 1114 Davis j i ne mm levy mi uie funiin lair ' carried by lo;;7. For the levy, tiuii: against the levy, Hi72. The levy was del en ted in Ashland by two votes, the vote being. In that city's o"i!t "rpHncts: For, -128: acainst, Easle point also defeated the measure by a small majority, as did Jacksonville. Haw ley Knsy Winner. For congressman from this dis trict. Jarkxnn county rolled up Its usual henvy majority for Haw ley. He received 2,112 votes. Molt, who campaigned viKorousty in this section received 1 072 votes. Haw ley's majority on the face of the incomplete returns. Is 1240. The race for the supreme court 1Tmn "lnil h,HtiT 1 nf a vlrlouH attack Rand, turret . leading the j field of three, with 2.H0 votes. lionsiuan 2.T,T, and .MrMahnn 11120. I Ham Kozer. secretary nf state, j candidate for delegate to the re publican convention, received a ' heaw vole In this coiinlv ns did Floyd Cook, candidate for the same vote. j A heavy complimentary vote also polled by Slate TreiiJ- er Kay. Itepresentntives Carkln id liriBBs. and Circuit Jlldse I and ItrieKs. Thomas There were nn contests in dcmocralle primary, hut the Hie nnd 'niinies of Assessor Coleman 1 County ! written i lots. Treasurer Walker in on many of the were I.11I- ' Motlllnn Cliri'ltil 2 lni'lni'ts. lii the rnce for constable. In the I Medford d'strlet. fjeorue J. I'res ;entt had a substantial lead, with ."eorce M. Huberts pollinK a strom; 1 vole. .iio-p nnij.iuil. .loon ' ! Iturhter nnd I)r. J. M. Keene re i eelvril their usual sinele vote for "lis. and carried North and I (l.mf n 1 11 1 !( n n v 1 1 lo T ji Lr f'rnvlt , lionue (Continued on P Eight) GIVES TEAS TO WIN NOMINATION Jh'.Bi, vtv. :';..: - - I rrm iv ." - MRU OVVF.t ' , - 13 DIRECTING ASlS-Jjf I 1 UKR OWl-l r IZgjf I gj CAMPAIGN oh'a. Ruth Bi'yan Owen HI Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen, daughter of the late William Jennings! Bryan, three times a candidate for the presidency, is treating Florida to something new in the way of political campaigns. As a candi date for the Democratic nomination for U. S. representative from the fourth Tlorida district, Mrs. Owen is directing her own cam paign., Teas ,and luncheons, sponsored by women's clubs, sum- . morize, her fight for the nomination, t " - t nhrAIAri IT- IT, !t'l! KKtblUtN I Al : HAL tlUb HA; AMnnuFfi Mi SHHOfni "RHAm nVFRHfiNniFY j ww.. . , Chief Executive Declares People U n d e r-Estimate, the Value of Secondary! Schools Asks Students : to Be Worthy of Country. vi-.n-i.r m i u ii, AN On hrt. Mass.. May 1.-IPi Addi-enslim the Htudeni budy of Phillips academy and a lal'i,'e uath- ei-iiiu of eilucntlnnal inilhnrlllos. i-en. ,.esl.ntnK uiiIvci'IUph .and schools ihrouuhoul 111. eountrv. I'l-PHldenl Cuolilt;e warnfil today against un dereMti mating the iai amcnint im purtame of si-rnmlary m-liooln in i raining men to be law -n hiding, patriotic a tnl (loil-farnii: citizens. Wasliinntnii In make the prllu'lpal nevr lnllllll ,vcl p ,.atl ,,.1V 1)n nihil-. s at the sesinil-ci-ntennlnl : vtP,.H' expi i-swinn of pr..fiT,-ni i-i-xt'i'cises of the iK'iiUemy here. ' fl. p, osi,i.,tnl nnnilni'oii. I'l i-slili'iu ConlltlKC remnlni'd In f (invornor Smlih received n Intnl Andover only n few hours to pro- j of 7,:r,j in 7MI pri.onetH nut nf eeeil liiiliu i'.lntely lifter lunch t" 1 142 In the stale. Kcnalor TIioiiiiih Xoi-thniiiplon tn visit Mrs. l.einiin: j Walsh, of Mnirtann ran second. Goodhue, Mrs. CoollilKe h moiner. who has been dangerously 111 since last .September. , While in Andover. Mi'. Cnolidpo! Herbert Hoover received (in,4M was made the object of enthusi-: votes In fl7 precincts, astic attentions on the part of ihe, jft i;. Hons, Orepon City erlitor. . people andauthorities. j forced ahead In late returns for Pressed in full academic robes, the republican nomination for kcc- ! Including black wown, jiold tasseled retary of slate, receiving 32.221 In j cap and a purple hood lined with07S precincts. T. II. Ila'ndlcy w:-s ' yellow and white. 1 'resilient Cool -1 hc ond wit h 20.1 i.t and II. H. ide told his audience that "not'Corey third with 25.33S. (loss ran sufficient emphasis" has bei n behind in M tilt noma h county, but placed on the importance of the j his up-state lean offset this, secondary schools In comparison! lor nomination of two supreme wil h the universltb s. I. court Justices I u"s precincts fiave 'resident CoolidK' finally urwed j fieoi'Ke ftosmnan li-l.isti; John 1,. his listeners to continue working Hand 51.K78; L. II. .Mc.Miili.in . for the Improvenr'nt and advance! 36. HMi. of their country. lie recalbd the Voters In eastern Oregon aRii- sacrifices of the first Americans, Iculturnl districts wrote In the n:inie and added: 'The day has come when we have seen tb' ir hope fulfilli d, when wp have seen their falih Jiisilfiefl, and when success has demonstrated the corn elncsn of tlielr theories. SiU'e may he eerlaln that our country Is alto:etlier worthy of us. It will be necessary 10 ill monstrate that we aro worthy of our coun- ! try," GRITS PASS BEATS f.'KA.VTS TASS. Ore.. May I ! H ClrantH y st nlay ilefcntefl the 4UU.U(n Itoml lsue tn provide a nmnieipitl water fyfin. The eertifn m thin menmire wn hutly conti-fteil hefnrp Ihe eleellon, It hHt hy n two lo one vot-. Tlte "Irport measure received W better than n two to one vof- throughout .loni-phiri' eiMinty. Thin in ovide.t for " " '""""o iniu in Oruntii I a. JTRAISKD 1H POUTIC3 of Tilt: old eouooL ; Tit&juetH vf:ahs op ' Aill.OL'IATION WITH I . Hth. KATHr-K. it Gains in Country Districts Believed Sufficient to Give Him Secretary of State Nomination Corey Poor Third Rutlpr Lpadinri Ritner for Congress. . roRTLAXI), Ore.,' Mny lit. tV J- in- repuhlU-iiu nnininiitM'r'. Tur m't- ri'tnry nf Mtnte 117 lirecinrts (Hit of IS42 In Orpcnn tiivo: IMpi-r 7!l; II. H. C'liri'y iti, till'.: T. R. llMiiclliy 2li..i23: Mill !:. Huso 33.713. I'OHTI.AN'I). Or..., Mny I!). (A') floverinir Alfri'il K. Smith, nf N'. u' York, niahitnini'il bin rnlio i.f li-nd I In llio Ori'lriin til-ini.-ii v eli'i'timi lis I ilh 51 2X. ilesnlte his wllhilniwal. nm .senator James A. He-d, .Missouri, was third with 275. of Frank O. Lowden of Illinois, a total of hTut being reeoided today. For Orenon's preference fur re- : puhlU'iin viee ireif1'nti;il r.rnnlna- , lion. Hamilton Fish. Jr. j man of New York. n C'OnKl'eHM- I. -hiii. I -ohn II. If nil. of I'm -tin ml. The n'ui ex from !t 1 6 pr'einets were: Mall 3 I . f 7 3 ; Vinh j 1 , 1 St) ; William (irant Wehnter. of W'aKhinKlon. I. (',. i-ereivert litilK. Kor the republican nomination In the firnt Oregon dislrlet, Kepre Fentfitlvp V. (. I law-ley reeeivi d 24.803 In 4T4 pi eelnetn out of ! 3 in the diHlrlci. .Iamen . Mntt, of Astoria 13,l)(. 1 In the Reeond Oroon i1intiiet It. It. IlUtler. of The liallei- -"iiillnit-,1 ;o hold ii lead, havlim 1 tiiil in 171 preeinrt. Hoy . Kliner of Pendleton. whm hfroml with Wh2. )thei ean rlidaten were; S. K. NotKon, pp ner 74: Ounlel lloyd. Kntei prine 411: f.eorne ralifi(t-r 3 ; ; ll-iwl Itwm. i: ho 'ISA; V. Klamath I'allK 157. Wiley, A iiii inhA: 1 1 i n . i Walter M. Pier re, fnt nier Rover- : "tfainut any rnndidate for the nor. received 7M voten In 111 pi e- presidency who 1h not an mitpok ciretn fur di'tnfertit le nomination j pi'ohlhJtlonlKt. The "govern in- In the neeond district. IPh name it HO WflM Written In on t-i nul cun ba:vtH. M andell-McLarnin Title Bout Now to Be Held Next Week NKW VOKK. .May l'.l. M'i I'oslpt.n. infill (if the Sammy Manil II - .1 I ni ni y .Mol.ul lliu linlitu euhl c h a in i I it u xhip l.tilll was nilll.Him-e.l fur the third lime today. Ilalli caused ; 1'ioni.Hfi- 'I'i-x Uiclianl Ui an- I luniiie.' Ilial the title limit ' vvmilil lie held n xi week, tile , n iuli I tu lie' ili'teniiini'd luler. Til.- limit whs fixed fer 'riiill's- il.iy nii;ht. deft-i-i-eil to l-'rlday and lllrli ii(i:-tiiuietl ai:aill llll 4 lil luululil. ' ' 1 4.4.4.4.4.4,4.4.4.4.4.4.4. FOR DpiE Local Man Gets Heavy Vote Outside of Jackson Co. Election Among First Seven Appears Certain Ktizer Leading.' ;. i . - ! i..'t;. . -I'oTLAXD.'Oiv., May 1 .--(I t 1nr repiilH(Mi) 'rteliKateM at lure,- sst; piecini'ts ..out of Ji42 Jn tbc'l state kv: f-:. A. ISaker.' of' Port,. land 27.;isr o L. N, P.loiVfi l-;u;ene , 22.S.07: W. A". Carter. Portland 3 2.- V. J. Coolt. .MedttiVd 2d.Viti: ! l.ane CSoodeil. 1'ort.laud 7:.4.:i; Itus-v ll.'JrlinyklnK. Portland ' IHi ji lt); K. f-V.-.HooVer. ttosehurj; 1 5.isr.;; !,' It. ' i Keasey, Poi tbnu j'i.3 I :'j i'red :. j Klildle, Island City 27;M7; "Sain A. " i Koxertv-fctrileni -I It , !l 0 : I,. T. Pen- J nington. .VewberK 2i.3xii: s. 1 ). Petersr.n, Milton 1 2.L't:t: U. I . , Sandblast. Pord.ind L:t.! 7 f. ; A. W. . . Schaupp. 'Klamath Falls 23.-PHI; I. I X. Stanl'it ld. Portland 2!.74S; W. , I.. Thompson. Portland 3d. :!::. tTliewe fiKUl s do not include Jackson county . ; For republican delcuales, first district, 3.-,4 precincts out or ms i ) district Kive; I-;. .1. Adams. Hu'mic ir,-477; ,,),rl F.iimp. .iuncti..n city I ;B7f:OI. ,,.,,, deiea,es h....,,i 1 'cliwlrlcl. I .". r pri'cliirtsi mil nf -1 ! 7 in j.lislilct the: S. IviiiiIiiip, l.n (iiiinilo 41 ill; K. I'. M iilm ll'i-y. i ton 4:ir. l-'nr ilrli'irnli's nt Iiiiki' lo ili'ino ri'iitii' nhtinnal ponvi'iitlini, lijll ' pr.-ciiictH out vt 1H4:! in KiiUf ixive: ' (Si'nvKO 1.. Cui-'ry. Si-ln f. 4 ! 7 : V. A. Ilulzi-ll. S.lli-lil 3 r. r ; Ahhy ( . . Illi-kxiin. I'lirthiml SIPMi; Hi ll 10. j lliinpy, I-.ii-t In ml t;K"i7 : . .Inhn .Mini- I ninu. I'nilliiliil .'.73: IIukIi .Mi-I.iiin .Mni'KhriPliI 447!l: n. IV. Shiiihiin. Knti'i in Ihi- 4LM7; II. (!. Slm k- Wl'.llhi'l'. 1 'ni l III 11(1 fill 1.1; I-'. 11. Tli lii'niir. I'..nl.inil SSI 3; II. II. ' Turm-r. Iliillns 5 r r ; Klhin Wilt- ! klliM. INirLliiixil 4:l!i; LmiiHi I'nl- ' hut Wi'Iiit, I'oitliinil :I73; V. A. i I Wood. nlniiM- :i!4ii. ' ! Uel.-Klltes demoei-iil le fi nm first coiiKressl.inal district f.lli preelnels nut of M3 In l 1st rift Rive: W. II. t'anon. Medfoitl 330: 11. J. fry. Salem S43ii: II. A. Il.inis. Salem 23X7: o. II. (ll.en, Columlila City 2 9 US. l-'or ili-ieKntes to democratic con vention from seeonii district 129 preelnels out of 497 III illslrlcl nlve J. I), fiiirns, Coniion 1.mi7; A. I). I'oml.s. Jr.. linker, r, s :l ; M. M. Hill. Hood Itlver .193; V. I-'. Jackson, .Morn kill; Will Peterson, Pendle ton. Ill 1. Third illslrlcl democratic ilele irate, 3.'.'l pieeliii'ls Klve for dele. Kates to national ilemoci-ntic con vention, Joseph K. Ciirsi.n, Jr., 3773 and Howard K. l,atouretle. :i.ri37: J. I.. Minor 2932 and J. W. Morrow Ii9S2. The Noted Dead DAVTttN', Ohio, May 11. (A) Itishop W. A. Wjifnln:er. of Port land. Ore., bishop of tlu- United Itrethren ehureh since 1!U7. tile.) here lat nltiht after an 11 1 new of two weeks. He t nine here to ftttenrl the eonirneiK erm-nt ex-i-rcies of Itotiehnike nent'iiary, eondueted hy the J'nitrd Itreth ren hutch and ihe hoard mcet-int-'M of that denomination. Kuneral n"l viee will he held here and huriul at hamlx'tHhui k. Pen na. ( HATTAN'otpriA. Tenn.. May Ift IAi A ft mi an hour and a half of ddate pmithcm C.t pt ltn d'-dded alrnoMt unanlni"tt-ly t o d a y to lledRo U rnMt Itiiency to break liarty limn If ii'i-e-ary tfi vole "f New k'ork" wan mentioned four j time from the td argument. floor duilnK a heat SUCCEEDS DAD AS , First photo of the thrce-month-old son of the late "Private Pad gett," bulldog mascot of the U. S. marine corps, who la expected to prove a wcrthy successor to his father. A Photo taken in Washing ton, D. C. AL SMITH IS SlJlEil EASY WINNLR CHINA. J APAN j N. Y. Governor Leads Walsh, and Reed' By Safe Ma jority in Yesterday's Pri mariesWalsh Vote Is Good, Considering His Withdrawal. I'OHTI.AN'I), Ore., May !!. Mir di'inncrnlic noinlnntion for ! ,.,, (.vii naiTuie finm Hpreinl- collision In !ravesend bay this president Mill precincts out uf I. S 12 lint tn Manchuria, Intensified Ilia ' afternoon with the steamship 111 OrcKnii Kivu Iteed H.llll- Smith ' situation In China today. j I'nrlo Itlcn of the New York and c Ne ii'.i i. r .--r ii' ""i ' . i t'linnif was iidvlsed by the .lap- I'lilto lileo Klentnshlp company. S,r,.l; Walsh, r,,h,r,; Workman. 1U)(W ,,. ( ylnnvhurUl . The crash occurred In a heaw For rciiuniican noniinalinn for j ,., lie were benten liy the foit which blankcteil the harbor all president I.ISI preclm tM out of the i.cmlieiners (natlonalisls) be wili day. stale tilve llimver,. T.I3; l.ow.len, i n, i. perniltted to seek refiiKO. BSD. ; there, since Japan would tnk-1 N'"'W YOKK. .May 10. Iffr- l''or JuHtlce of supreme court, re- into no flKluini: In tlmt pro- The lted Htnr liner I'enhmnd. out publican. 1,2:3 precincts give: 1.. I vlnee. l'lianK made plans Instead t hound for Antwerp by way of II. McMnban, 3!i.5.'IK; John I.. Itanil ' i ,rve hnek the southerners Halifax, collided with the in &7,".S!l; tlenren Itiissmnll, 70,a2. ! wlille Japan proeeeiled to In-.l'ounil freitshter Annlstun City ltepubllcau nouilliatliin fur sccre- d ense the Hli i-nt-th of the .Inpu- from llaltlmore. durinu n henvy tary ol slate, 1.2.".:! prcepuls nive ,.se biii'i'Isoii nt the sen coast outside of Handy Hook. II. II. Ciney, T. II. lianillny, iend of I lie ureal wall. blockliiBi Tho captain of the 1'ennland. 2S.li:l; Hal H. lliiHS, :il'.,.ri27. iii'iuiictatic noniliiatlon cotiiAress, second district, 1 In precincts i,ut of l!7 in district i;ive: Walter M. I'lercH IMIS. POKTNANIi. Ore.. May 10 (&) ' riovornnr Alfred K. Hmlth of New Votlt continued to lead, wi,i,-h the JapaneHe have a Iiire ' flty lntor reported that the add.tional returiiH were tabulated ' illnoUnt of capital Invt-Hted. I frelwhter'H stem wim hadly twisted today from yewterday'H primary fj-j(! jtlpmie8e fxperted blttor!,,n,l tno pt-nft wag tnklnK water in oreon. ! hoHtillty from all (.'hint-He bet-uuMtf ! rnpldly. Up unld. however, that With tifto out of is -p.' preelnelH of n(,'r , f warniiiK to both Immediate iihh! stance was not re complete and Incomplete. tabu-'orIh MoUln n,lna. and he-1 quired. lated. Sipiin hud a total of titM'i, ,.)lUl(. of tno recent liluodnhed at! Tn0 Pnnland was tmck nmld with Senaior Thoma .1. Walsh Trtnnn. .hipanew nuiionalH werehlp on her port aide. She will of .Montana, running net ond with bcliiK evueuattd from all of north return to her pier aa soon na the 3!NU. and Senator .lameH A. Iteed, 1 t'linil today I toK "rtH- of Mm.uri, third with 2:13. Admlrnl Mark L. HiIhIoI, com-' The liner left her pier .here Walnh'H name remained on tno niander of the American naval early thin morning with 867 cabin Orej-an ballot after lili with-' fl(.,.,iH jn Anlallc water, whh nnd 063 tourlHt paHMpnKGi'B. drawn I from Ihe prcHldentinl race, i H)ltM.,nn. lo Tientsin a hoard' a de- The coat Ruanl cutter Heml- AVith 7i pre- inctH tabulated, i Ht.nV(1, fVttm jnpnn. At TlentHln, ' nole and neveral patrol hont stood the total for Herbert Hoover. wu,'re American marlneH predom-hy at the tirene of the collision, whose name ntood alone in "' j jMII,,, aM( poking tho piuvorx were ' A nieHai;e from tho cutter said republlcnn preference eidiimn. wa. movinu; to protect their natlonalH. ' neither of the vessels wns in :t.'.,4 1 u. The tabulation nhowed . danger. The Pennland, tho moB-- that iteven voters in Hheritmnj LONDON, May UK t'i A Reu-j KiiKe Bnld, dropped anchor at county had written In the, name tcr dispatch from HhanKhal today j the entrance to Ambrose channel, of l-Vank o. I.owdcn. nald that It Ih authoritatively slat The . freighter was nearing H A neck and n-( k race developed ed that Japaneno authoi ltiOH are home port after n two months' In the fikht l(o- tht ieublii .i') Convinced that tho morale of the t voyno from Hhanghnl, The crnft noininntiou Tor fecretory of Klate. ' t roopM of the northern dictator. ' had put in nt Hi. Helen's. Ore.. Wlih so? preciuctt heard fi om, I Marshal t'hanjt TMo-IJn, has so j proceeding through the Panama th flume were: jdeterloratod that they cannot hold J en nit I to Colon, and thence to Hal k. IIokh 20.S12: T. I!. Hand-' Peking and Tientnln agalnat any j Italtlmore. The voHsel carried a ley, 2'M7l'; li II. drey, UerlotiH 4iatlonaliHt throat. Theylcrow of 57 men. In the healed fiht over notnl- bold thlK view doxplto reports of ,. - . 4 , nations for supreme " inir t Juh-, McceHen by northern forces nt I the. tbe two incumbent uandl- Paotlngfu and olMowhore In Mouth dat"H who neck l e-elc. lion. Chief , western ( 'hihli, JuKtice .In hit I.. Hand and Jun-i If the northern armies retreat In the Oci. 1 c Itossman wm h ad-1 the direct Ion of Manchuria, the Ing .Indue L. J. M-M;ih:in '(, .Jupanene propoxe to diwirm them I Salem with Sir, prcchictM repot ted. j ;lt shanaikwnn, at the seaoo.ist end The HgureH were Koinan. 4S.-j0r the great wall. Hand IIS. :;;:; Mcahan, The atiitfido of the Japanese -"-,7" jcemral stuff Is that, while pro - Cotiurc!- man W. c. llawby of ,p;ired to co-operate closely with the fit st Or. -uiin dint 1 hi, who is jot her rorelgn military authorities chairman of the limine ways and ; eisew hero in north China, they will means committee, continued to r'dlnt brook any Interference with up iibt.inilal lead over bin oppo- their policy in Manchuria. rien-. James W. Mott of Astoria. for the republlcnn nomination. clanford won both semi - final ItetiiniM from 3.'1 pre Incts out -if MS Iti the (INIrht y..9 I lawley I7.2:.3: Mot 1 it. 1 ;:. Ill the m 1 ond OrcKou district where voters wrote m cuidlilates (Cobtluuea 00 l aw Light) MARINE MASCOT I ... ." i . . . I l J lter. ,'. ..' . .. Japanese, Ult'Vtiatum.-to Chivvwar. . , n i ' n I ncse at Pekin Declared .. , ' MOSl MomentOUS ' Step Since Chinese Hostilities Started Retreat to Man churia Is Blocked. l'KKINf!, .Mny 19. VP) Hro- fusnl of Chum; Tso-I.lri, northern ....... I ,van,h, ' ,lU.,ed t event Chi - lnv i.ossllillltv of Chaim's re- trealliiK throunh tlier Tills was retarded as Ihe most momentous deve nent In Ihe torrltory since tlio (front war. There were sUKKestlons that Jnpaii was i.lnnninir to estnlillMh a pro - ,,.,, .,.,., ...,ot. m n e h u r i n In teetorate over M a n c h u r i n. in! ; mutches of tho Pacific coast run rercm-e singles v.funlH play herr I600 feet. 0 trace of the plane lh( morning, two PnlVorslty of,(M. ,h(, lnon Wrt fun(. Oregon stars being defeated, Italph; Halllnger's home was at Snn MeKienny defeated Jlenry Neor, iPdro. Cab. but tho nnw dennrt- I lo-H, B-l. nnd Alan IferVlnglon de Puied Howard piuiw, 6-2, e-4. D SASTER AT SEA IS Intense 'Fog Off New York j Causes Many Collisions ! Clyde Liner Beached I ' With 85 Passengers Veendam, With Large j Passenger List Is in Dan i ger S. S. Porto Rico Is ' Beached. I NK WYOIIK. Mny 19. (JP) Tlie j Kitilin Corioratfnn of Ainerina re liortBil that the Clyilc liner Mohawk ! was heiKllHK fur the bench In the , lowor bay lilowins her distress Biit- nnl niter a uolliHion with the Old Dominion liner Jcffornon this an ernoon. She was reported nbont six miles west of Atlantic High lands, N. J. The Clyde line offices said that the Mohawk carried about 85 pas sengers ai( wns bouud for .Charles. .ion, .. I.:. ,jinu,;Ui(CKsonviiie,,. Ha. I .The crow.niiinbers nboui l5o. The l'octo IUco, In its, collision with tho Vecudam, wns badly dam aKed forward' but was not believed to havo 'been.' injured, below', the" water line, ., . . ' . ,., After the collision, slio went yound In the. mud flats..' It' was . hoped she niiKljt .be, flouted .with I the. high' tide arid- return to" her, j liter. "ii";nn in tut) i limine viiiiiii; .1. ramet, Cuban mmistor at kio ido Janeiro and Mrs. Harnet; Ca- I - Sinuez Solar, counsellor of , I ho Cuban legation at Iililon, and M;-slar- , Ulficlals of the Holland-America line said the 'eendiini nt the time .of the collision was lying at an ; chor und they expressed doubt tiiat j ihc liner was in A precarious con- ulltlon. i -M:W VOIIK, May I!). (iP) The ' ll.illiiiwl.Aiiwi-le...n linn.. Va..t.H..n. 1 out-lmunil for Uotterdam. was In reported "consldernlile damage lo plates above the viitr line, but 1 Ham mat no one was injured, no .wirelessed tnnl lie would not re- 'lu"u Immediate assistance. 1 Tho dnmiiKo io the M-einhtor , was sain 10 ne nuKnr ! The raptnln of tho Annintnn The captain Casualties of the i Air Service j WASIUN'OTO.V. .May 19. OP) . Ti1(, nuVy department ws advised t today of the death of two naval ( nfflcors In an airplane neeideni yesterday dilrfns maneuvers In J Hawaiian wnters. The officers 1 wore Lieutenant II. Tl. Hullinger. I pilot, and K n s I g n A. Kotdo, of the naval reserve, passenger. The plane, attached to the hn- ( tMnj n Vest Virginia . rranheil into - jlnn ftfl(,P ft tn( ,,in o( nhout - (nient had nn record nf the present homo ndureM ot Kuble. .