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rFDFoftr) matt, TTiTunvn. mitofoiw. om-cov. T.n'rcsn.Y. may no. im. TO STUDENTS NEGRO LYNCHED MISSING TEETH HMOM ATTACK POLICEBY OWN RACE CLUE TO SLAYER "j ""g Jft.5 f IN WILD RIOT AFTER KILLING OF I! CHILD "I? m K0"LNm IN Attempt to Rescue Jailed Masked Men Take PrisonerSuspect, Name Withheld, in Comrades Fails Bricks' From Officer, Following Custody for Diabolical Gambling Quarrel Tour-; ist Reports Body Hang-, ing to Tree Victim Was; a Stranger. v and Eggs Hurled, Wherr Slumbers Disturbed 'To ; Bed, Or to Hospital' j Orders to Reserves. j t Crime at Toledo Police Weave Net of Evidence Pass Key Used to Enter Home. NEW YOKK, May 30. Walter l I'lnysliT, who will buiM Sv.uuU inoiiT mrs hearing bis nuim this year, paid $0000 for his first uuto iiiuiult : luni to Imrntw 1-1 3 00 to l.uy it and didn't even, knuvv ltw to tliivt it. This is the amusing story behind the sudden i is of one of the most spectacular fiKiirs f the motor industry, as told by t'hryshu hlin- .t'lt and reeouuttHl by Fiuzlcr Hunt !.i;uits l-ass, Oivuon. in the June issue of McOliwe'n 1 -Melika. the &9-yar-old muKazine. who tan third in last y It was in 1905, a decade after , will he in the party. i-mo, tiaymn, tne KtuiiehakirH and SAX FHANVISOO, May 30. Tl 1 1 At "Ol'KT, Fr:inc May 30. Mtki Kit k'ji uM relation of six A' .Millions of graves ci y out Zuni Indian runners will arrive iiKUtnst w ur and the bin nations in San Francisco on June &, ac- must show the way to durable oruuiK to a wire received jes-, ,.llc.. ;,.mnil John J. IVrshinu. told a'isemMaKe of 1'iKiieh and Americans at St. Mihiel cemetery tirdity from Kirk by Harry Ridge wa. general ihuirman of the Kedwoiut Kmpire Indian Marathon which will start from San Fran cisco on June 1 4 and end at today after school children had strewn flowers on the graves of American war dead. The war that threatened clvili Zutii, . zatiou cume. he said, because of NEW HAVKN. Conn., May 30. j MARSHALL. Mo.. May 30. !' ! M Two hundred Vale students ode Wilson. nemo, iillesed stayer.! hurl I tit,' bricks, old kbs and fruit,1 was taken from officers by twelve' stormed police headquarters early ; masked men on the hinhway be- I today In an effort to rescue six tween here and Slater today and is ft their comrades who had been believed to have been lynched. A ! arrested, but they were unable to tourist arriving here reported hav- break through the ranks of 50 no- 'B eeii nangniK Horn a TOLEDO, Ohio, May 30.- Nt w evidence, the nature of which K)licc declined to reveal, aided at tempts today to fasten the blame for the ubduetion ami Dorothy SiehiKowski, ltiem n nius.l hefuro the entrance. lirleks were thrown through th windows of the ofl'ic tree along the highway. The sheriff and coroner went in search of the body. The negro was alleged to have of the chief shot and killed Itomeo Logan, of police In one of the worst stu 7)ent riots known in this city. More than 500 students partici pated in the two-hour riot. Police Captain James J. White called In reserves from the outlying districts another negro, In a gambling game in Slater, Mo., yesterday and was ordered held by the coroner. Wilson, u stranger in Slater, was being brought to the county jail by t'ily Marshal Itallew of L to whom he issued the order. "Send ; .unstable i'ric 'lhomp- them to bed, or to the hospital, ori(i,,n- wtun '"'Ke touring car, bring them here." ) without a license, drove in front The students nrrested were: ! of tlie "Ulcers' car and forced it rw,l ft Tweed v. ftm. nf Pro -1 1 "M. me men surrouiuie.i uu feasor H. H. Tweedy of the Yale divinity school; Harbert Stanley Tonnell Xew York t'lty: Daniel T. Moore, Xew Haven: Daniel ("loth, Middletown. t'onn.: Holland It. Wil liams of New York City, anil Ham ilton Alien, Oneida. N. Y. The trouble started when ft Kyeeping machine worklm; In tin Street, tlistlit'bed the slumbers of stud i-nts in Fayerwcalhcr and Wright halls. Someone hurled a bottle which crashed against the machine, nnd the next minute stu dents from nearly every window laid down a barrage of glassware. A rush for the campus then start ed nnd soon !oo men lined the streets. A flying squad was sent from police headquarters and Dean Clar " ence Men dell appeared in an at tempt to pacify the ringleaders and send them to their rooms. As a street car passed someone pull A the trolley pole from the wire: a patrolman grabbed the student and started him toward headquarters, and the riot was on. The students were finally lorded through the ca mpuH gal es w h 1 c h were then Cm oner Frank (i. Kreft said. Inspector Huik declined to dis cttys the, evidence a gainst the chauffeur, but it was reported that his teeth corresond with the chart made by the dentlm. He also was said to be familiar with the layout of the Slelagowski home. This was important, the inspector said, for the slayer apparently had a pass kev to the house and knew exactly ! the room whftte Dorothy and her 'three sisters, Stella. K. Ionn. 5, officers car. pointing revolvers Caroline, , weie meepmg. ami guns at them and took the ' prisoner. That was the last the ' nfricet-M hiond f W'i tn.til th report of the tourist. The officers believed the masked men were negroes but were not positive. 4 ir s event, j the "fallacious theory that war lx Kirk re-;an essential element in the nation- purls that Melika is running bet-:al oolicv of n government and an ! others had begun building cars. I i,.r t,w!.iy than he did in HT ' rroneous belief that nations be- ' . hat ihrysler. then 3u, mooned , nd i imm-..i-i..u- win. ...... ..r,.;.! tiIL.. ..........sMive omier- I around in front f a shining white j olht.r ytXtniH are rhochee. Chi-j takings carried on regardless of J tourniB car at the Chicago Auto- ninm.y umi Jamont who nlso took rlBht and justice. Against such j mulMle snow tor lour iI.hn Finn . , ..: : ....i.i.,.,,.. for the abduction ami slayiim of u- he wired Oelwein. Iowa, where ' ..... . ... V . . . . .. . i i ..'r, r imiin n i i. cuun-i) win rie i-inainy uuu reena upon a ,e was siinerintenilent if a inil-' .. . . .i....... n ...iv..u ....... t;-vnr-.bi ohiinriAiir nrroMimi b.i 1.1. w... ; ul)in expert roan pounders, and "" nit;ht. His name was withheld. .n ......... . .Kiw-n an excellent chance by klrkl,,1' jv Dr. Kdmuud A. Pailinski, u dent-j had 'the car shipped home. lo iUU"'x uuw ot tn" lo uuu 1,1 Ist. determined from un examina-! He didn't know i ,u u-a it I iinz Dat have been hung up Hon of the victims body that the i he admits. Hut he wasn't primar slayer hud a missluK front tooth, t jjy interested in going anywhere. He was like a boy with a watch- he wanted to see how it worki-ii! -Ills wife would hardlv snertk ! of 'Hinging his Zunis to the Pa lo him for a month," says the clfic const. The runners Jtr story. "The neighbors thought ho (alongside Mike's automobile, while was craay. but be went right i Kirk lolls back comfortably and by the Uedwood F.mnire associa j tion lor the first six runmrs to I complete the 4N0 miles. j Kirk is using an untune method I EARLY IN CAREER NRW YORK, May 30. Ol' ap proximately lfiO.000 tenchers in tlio rural schools of the lnited States, oooo, on realy two-thirds, are paid less than $lo00 a year. Fully 200,00 of such teachers each year are inexperienced Kills, recruited to titUt Iho nliwuu nf locked. A detail of 2n policemen , lho)4e who hilve deesrled teaching patrollerl the streets adjacent to hecause thev were uiirlnrti:i id The average service of the rural the campus for several hours, but mo attempts to renew the riot w made. TOTALS 101,194 SALFM, Ore.. May ?, (Pi A total of HM.1M votes was cast for Herbert Hoover In the republican preferential vote for president on May IK and Frank (. Lowden re ceived votes. The name of A I f red K. Smith, the d e m oc i-a t i c candidate was written In by 7 1 republicans and 374 votes were scattering. These official totals were announced yesterday by Sec retary of State Kozer upon receipt nf official returns from alt counties. For vice president, the repuhli can vote was: John Hamilton Fish .1 Webster, S 1 29 : Senator AIcNary name was written In lit;" times and 172 votes were scattering. and small town school teacher in two years; the average teacher quits just at the time that she has begun to fill her job effectively. These are the facts brought out by Chester T. 'Crowell in u nation wide survey of school cotuli! ions. Mr. Crowell points out that while America in the past decade has in vested hundreds of millions of dol lars in erecting the finest school buildings in the world, the majority of Its teachers still are paid much less Uiau ordinary skilled labor, many of them less than good house servants. He cites figures of the National l'ducational association to show that so.ooo teachers in the coun try's elementary schools are re ceiving less than $t!i0 each a year. Only a quarter of a century ago male teachers were in the majority in the nation's schools, he recalls. Hut with the beginning of Ameri can industrial expansion the men deserted for better paying jobs as rapidly as the opportunities of fered. They were replaced with women because the latter would work at smaller salaries. Hut when the World war opened thousands RALLY ahead, turned his barn into a work shop. ix'k the car apart and then put It together, then took it apart again and put it together." Soon he knew every bolt und screw by heart, and was planning a lighter, faster, more economical car. It was IS years before Chrysler realized his dream of that car under his own name. Meantime he went east to rise to the general managership of the American Locomotive Works nt Pittsburgh, a job which he threw up to go .,.u the Jtuick manufacturers at hall his former salary because it meant his chance to get into motor car building. l!y mit he had become president of Itulck and first vice president of Oeneritl Mutorn, In charge of all production. Willsy-Overland, one of the In dustry's biggest units, but then in hail financial straits itue to post war depression, secured Chrysler's services In llto. In two years he pared General Pershing asserted that history disproves that the expan sion of one modern civilized na tion at the expense of another cannot be permanent ami nations that attempt in t be future to achieve greatness through unjust aggression are certain to incur thejamong themselves but as an ex active hostility of all other nations, ample to their more backward Making what was regarded as a sisters." reference to Secretary Kcllogg's i paco and appeal for a treaty against war. Cencral Pershing said: "In order to make lasting peace o reach San I ran-1 still more probable there woul the time that the appear to be no longer any reason lo (Ity the Associated Press.) Four hits, a walk and an error in the last of the ninth netted the Missions four runs, enabling them tii nose out Oakland in the first game of their eight-game series. S-7. Speed Martin, who started' had put it on a sound nasi: for the Hells, retired in the second its debts two-thirds and passed on t under a shower of. Oak hits, and 'to take charge of the Maxwell Nelson, w ho succeeded him. pitch-: company, which was linked to the overland by financtal interests and similarly was in a precarious con dition. l:y 19L'4 he had revitalized Max well, made it again a power In the motor field and obtained a con trolling interest in the corporation, relates the McClure's article. It was then that he brought out the first Chrysler, building ;1Lmmi the first year, 1117, Uuo the next, and so on until now, five years after he first put thin namu on a car, a quarter of a million Chryslers will j take the road in a year advises his boys as form. Lorenzo Hubbell of Orabai, Ariz.. Is expected cisco about .urns reach the c ty by the Col- whv the civilized Powers should den (iate. It is llubbell's pl ui not agree among themselves to the to have his runners practice in general principle of the elimina (otden (Jute park. San Francisco, tion of war as an avowed instru fr a few days before the race. . ment of national policy. Such an Kirk will have his Indians tra t agreement would certainly meet verse the course of the maraMion ; universal approval among the peo nnd return to San Francisco. j pies themselves. It need not inter- . fere with the necessities of reason- Shush! Shush! able armament or the fulfillment CKLKNSIhiKo, n. t The eily iof consistent obligations." manager altered traffic signal The duty of great nations, schedules So that the hells would not disturb Hose Ponselh. operatic "(.prni'iv resting for n concert. P5 jii Tomorrow 111 IN M ANN'S eST K! iflWi! GREAT &3 I . Jfw W Tiki r Eb-M If 1 price m MJ m tUAl LBS U . sale as I 3 ' Second Floor Qjjl LINDBERGH LANDS ; HELEN LOSES IN I AT TEXAS TOWN MAlllLLO, Texas. May Ho. (A) -Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh. t i making a survey ot proposed ' j train-piano passenger route from ACTKCIL, France. May 30. (P) coast lo coast, landed at fUvInn Henry Coehet of France nnd Hlleen ! fieI' ht r" fupl- 116 Hennett of Kngland today defeated tok "ff ,,m, ,a hn"r .sifmably for Clovls. N. M. In thn tne American team oi ueien ms, piHnp werp MaJop Tnomns Lan. he I nnd Francis T. Hunter in the final . nhiee nnd Colonel Henrv nrb. continued, itso rormtuate "some it ine nuei oanunai nam " 1 1 pnridge. simple, understandable agreement tennis mixed doubles champion-1 4 ' not only ns a deterrent to war I ship. Scores were S-ii, il-H, (1-3. r?inssifld mlveriiNlntr et renuhu ed faultlessly throughout the rest of the content. Itattrles: lioehler, Wetzel. Could. Sparks and liead; Martin. Nelson and lSaldwin. Hollywood won her third game in l"i starts as the gigantic Wal ter Kinney left -handed the Sena tors to a -I I defeat. Keating, the Solons portly wet -delivery expeht aul the league's leading hurlcr, was hit freely by the Stars. I'.at leries: Keating and Severe Id; Kin ney and hassler: Itain kept the Heavers and Seals idle while Los Angeles was on the road en route to Seattle. CHEMICALS STOP TERRORS OF SEAS BY TENDERJIOBBER WASHINGTON. May .10. (JP defense against .terrors of the seas j I1 which nre claimed to have de stroyed more wooden ships than all naval wars in history nnd brought equally heavy destruction on wooden dikes nnd wharf founda tions, was announced today as hav ing been developed by the chemical warfare service of the war depart ment. Kxperimonts against these sea terrors, which are pmall marine borers or pests, hearing the names ' secured Teredo. Hancta, Mantessa and Lhu-i b-ft ilu POHTLANH. (ire.. May M.UV) (chained to a bed at the Hair hotel, AIW. 1. lMdy. night clerk, was roh- d of $'J and keys to the office cash register by a young man early today who explained: "I'm sorry to do this, old man, but the wife and babies have to eat and I can't find a Job." The register was looted of $15 and a check for S(i. Kddy remained fastened to the bed until a roomer heard his s'hmits and unlocked a heavy pad lock with which the roht.cr h:d t hi chains. The robber key to the lock on the of attractive jobs outside the teach- '" " '"' "SZ'T? -'""wimJ.'i a.' ' Informed the trick wit!. Il hlBh room. f. s.ssn: w. i,a,,tl l the were 1 n -and .()xic pi.I)pres. TR ,,,.,. rj,,. ,lert salaried posts. "This condition will continue Alfred K. Smith, democratic until the school boards race the candidate for president, received fat that they must compete with 1 7,444 votes. Thomas J. Walsh I other employers for the quality of received 11,2 72. James A. Heed j the men and women they require." i;2ii0 and Alonzo F. Workman h s l . he declares. "Too much accent has .Milton a. Miner of Poiiian.i 10. i been laid upon the nobility off teaching. Uut nobility is not nnria, have been going on for some ; dresser, time. A derivative of Iwisite The robber drew a revolver chlorvinylaisenfous oxide has when Kddy was showing him a orced the clerk to lie on the properties. The borers rid-' bed and pulled the chains anil died huit strips hut were stopped jbck fiom his pocket and fastened tijKm reaching the piling treated Kddy to the bedposts in n manner with the newly developed solution. I to prevent him from moving. LET US HELP ilk If you urn contemplating a new home, we're at your service, sire a home is the object of this association. To help those who tic- f4 voles for vice presi- ceived dent. Ttubbcr In Ittissia ASHAItAI). I. S. S. II. Ouyuln rubber trees planted last year throughout Turkmen! h t a n are flourishing, and ten more experi mental plantations are being' started. "AS NECESSARY AS BREAD" Mr. Skahan's Opinion of Pinkham's Compound Saupus Centre, MaiiJ. 't linve taken H luttli". n( l.ydiii K. I'ink- ham eijeiauie Coinliound ami .would no more lie witlimil a ixii tle in tlie lumse than I woulil l without brvail. It has niaiie a new woman of me. I lined to be an ero4 with my hmhanil when I I I edible. People whose life work is noble must eat, no less than others. In the long run the field that will not pay will not be well served.' Other conditions than low sal aries hIho add to the hig percentage of Inexperienced and incompetent teachers. One is that teachers generally are engaged by the year, with 110 asHiirancn that thev will j hold their jobs longer whether or J not they are satisfactory. Another is the tendency to regulate the private lives of teachers, particu larly in rural schools where they often are prohibited from dancing, or even having "dates," and where their church affiliations and their mamier of dress are subjects for school board action. "Wage scales should be devised ho that length of service and pro fesHionnl qualifications would be rewarded automatically," he ur-;es. " Primary teachers of ability should be paid accordingly, without hav ing to move up to the hluh school where they may be less effective in order to earn more money." Casualties of the Air Service Ariz., May 30. OVi DOLC.LAft. -Captain II. V. Haucom of the was mi 11 er ingj army aviation corps ann rom fhnfe I don't know i mander of a scuadron of three now lie stood mp. Sow 1 am rlieerful j planed, en route from Sin An nnd utronii and feel younger limn I jionlo to March field. California, did ten year np when my trouble jwa burned to death today, un he lman.'-Mw. 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Jackson County Building & Loan Association The Place to Invest Your Savings Over 19 Years in Medford Not One of Our Stockholders Has Lost a Penny ill 'i i i n Mi) j ij IJiijiiiiijiiiijii 1111111111 Miiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiii(ii(fii(H Special Electric Range Sale Holpoint Westinghouse Universal and Standard $5.00 Down and 18 Months to Pay Balance Peoples Ele'ctric Stpre 214 W. Main Phone 12