Medford mail tribune., June 09, 1928, Page 1, Image 1

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MEDFORD, OHKGON, SAT I' K' DAY. .U'XK !). lit'.
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TodayiNOBILE AND CREW ALIVE; RESCUE ON
The Weather
Fort-cast Fair, mid loner Imuilil
Hr. Mfiimiuu jrcMU'fduy 4
Mllliiuuiii today 4S
Spring in Washington.
Also the Electric Chair.
Still Hoover and Smith.
Gambling and Crime.
AIR HEROES
Will They Be Rescued From Death by Radio Message?
(Copyright, 1927, by New York
:;!',. Evening Journal I no.)
! WASHINGTON, D. C, Juue
8. Beautiful weather, lovely
flowrrs, wide streets nearly
empty, southern calm, nobody
in a hurry. Such is Washing
ton with Congress pone home,
and all eyes turned toward
Kansas City.
4-4
The President leaves for tlie
Wisconsin fisliiiiff grounds next
week and has work on his mind.
There will bo 88 persons in his
party, the largest working force
ever assigned to the President.
Some, mistaken, say this
means that the President will
lie active politically. I that
were true, one good secretary
and one telephone: would be
enough equipment.
The President intends to keep
lip with his work as though he
Italia's Radio Operator i
Sends Identificaton Num
ber Through Air to Rome!
Italians Go Wild, As'
Newspapers Issue Extra!
Editions Relief Ships i
Dispatched.
work every day except Satur
dav. T
The execution of three young
Kin nniiDT
OF RADIO Mm
MESSAGE iPSPn
..' '.. : W5M ' V Tiiiy fff
' $ U1 fl?M3 J
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'STOPPING :
i innnm in
: HUUVbK 15
i A HARD JOB
Famous Somes
Killed by Airplane,
2 Aviators Escape
NKW VllliK, June 11. m
Two valliint fighters ill 4 '
4 sport for I'nele Sum have
lost thoir lives In an ur.i.leiit 4
liuidcnlal to thi' training it
fighters fur' war. (la(!y Boy 4 ,
4 mill Anai'onila, polo ponies, 4
4 who helped beat Croat Brit-
4 aln, were killed when an nlr ;
1 r it r .. t riArM 4 plane crashed through llu'lr "
; Opponents of Secy, ot uom- Klbl0 , M,a.i..wim...k. tul ; . . ,nA c-ih ri
i niors av,..i iiio..eiv.-H .,. Capt. Kmgsf ord-Smith ana
I merCe AUmil IllCy ndVU 4. parachuting. "They wer.t,
. i-U-oK-nm." Willi V. Averelt
' HOOVer FriendS in OWn lliirrlnian. who raised and ,
j 4 tralneil the ponies. 4" '
Ranks Anti-H cover
SHOWERED
WITH Gins
COPENHAGEN", .limo 9 (IP) !
Advices from Kinss Hay say that I
tho base ship Citta (It Milano es- ;
tabllBhcd connection with tho dl-
risible Italia at 11 o"clock this
morning.
Tim nnwltlnn nf llm iliriirlliln u'lm
were in Washington, and will then given as so.15 desrees north
and 2i cant. This would place the
Italia about 5U miles west ot her
previously reported position off j
Cape l.cij;h Smith.
The commander ot the Citta di j
Tll.i.i. .f:ia niir.,,.,1 tin unvitlf llllll i
men, sentenced to die today in j several messages had been picked !
Washington's new electric p fr"" "riBillo but that the j
" I answers to various questions put
ehnir, is now" postponed .until havo been unliitclll.-.'lblc.
.Time 2L. that, the President luav ! u nppears that the Italia is eon
have limo to consider a peti
tion for clemency.
Feeling Strong, But Votes!
Will Count Low den
Takes Command of Own
Campaign.
M GREINER
HJALAAR
! KANSAS C1TV. June n. W)
! "Slop lluuvt-r." wuh adopU'U an a
,j biiltlf cry tuduy at a ronferenet of
reiiulUoan U-iuUtm who an opton
j Ini; llii- presUlcutlal randldacy of
thi I'oniiiu'rcc secretary. The eon
; fereiice decided that tin cumpalKn
iiKainst I louver would take the
form uf a perunal canvas of the
SEES HOUSTON
Three Gallant Compan
ions Given $25,000 in
Gold By .Australian Govt.,
While American Million
aire Backer Presents
Plane and' Cancels Indebtedness.
GETS SOAKED;
mtlSBANK, Australia, Juno 9
W) Homo again, a hero in his
own land, Churlis Kiniwfoi'd-'
! Siiiltff." pilot oC 'tho trans-ocnanii;
monoplane Southorii Cross, today
enjoyed tho tumultous welcome of
The three condemned, nil
vounsr, convicted of killing n
policeman, ' 'showed no emotion
when death whs postponed."
That absence of emotion made
it easy for thdiu' to commit the
murder.
f
Washington, capital of o na
tion, supposed to be civilized,
should have abolished the death
penalty, thus setting an exam
ple to the 48 states, instead of
purchasing a new electric chair.
The political situation, so far
as the Republicans arc concern
ed, is settled, except that a mi
nority, evidently with its own
good reasons, is trying, at the
lust minute, to defeat Herbert
Hoover.
One Washington editor even
tried to convince himself that
(I'cneral Pershing would step to
the front, radiant in the glory
of war, and take the nomina
tion for himself.
Anything can happen, since
the public docs not sec the
hands that pull the strings, lint
in Washington, as elsewhere, it
looks more than ever like Smith
and Hoover.
A survey by the Illinois As
sociation for Criminal Justice,
partly financed by the Carnegie
Foundation., "says gambling,
thoroughly organized for many
years, plays a groat part in the
Chicago crime problem,
(lanibling is literally the
worst of vices, most dangerous
to those that practice it, and to
the community on whom they
prey.
Those that promoted a re
vival of Chicago race tracks,
are responsible, whether they
know it or not, for much of
Chicago's crime.
It is hard to escape the crime
wave these days. In one ease
bandits kidnaped a doctor, or-'
dered him to treat one of their
wounded, then beat him cruelly
and finally killed him.
Six active bandits in New
York City rounded up four taxi
drivers among their victims.
Taxieabs are associated with
banditry in the public mind.
ROALD AMUNDSEN CAPT, SVERORUP CAPT. WIIKIMS YtlEyT- EIKLSON
) . . ..
' Map of Arctic regions around the North Pole from somewhere in 'the wastes of which the Nobile rolar
'expedition dirigible Italia, has been sending calls for help. On the right is General Umberto Nobile,
commander of the expedition. Inset left is of Francesco Bchounck, radio operator aboard the Italia.
Below some of the explorers who announced their intention of going to the assistance of the Italia.
:Thcy arc Raold Amundsen, polar flyer; Captain George Wilkins and Lieutenant Ben Eielson, who recenU
ly completed a non-stop flight over the polar regions; Captain Otto Sverdrup, whose rescue plans ar
linked with Amundsen's; and Captain Hjalmar Riisor-Larscn, second in command to Nobile on the flight
'of the dirigible Norgc to the North Pole in 1920. Two ships, the Citta di Milano, supply ship for tba
Italia, and the Norwegian vessel Hobby, have set out in an attempt to reach the Italia,
; Northeast land, while not marked on the map above, Is located just north of Spltzbergen at about
Norway, June . Koald wncre tne etter "I" appears in Spitzmergen in the map, less than 100 miles north of Kings Bay, where
?n, leader ot the expedition h radio mes5age. from tne itali a was received last night.
Hoover ilcU-KatoH ill an effort to ; Mail THbUne RePOrter PaVS;'ho citizens ot Uilsuano und oil
e... ....I). I .. Vn- 1... 1,11.1 liiiiii-'ht
stanlly KenilhiK signals but It is
impossible to tell exactly what they
mean.
OStX
Ammwistmi
which flew over the North Pole tu -
the dirigible Notrc two years bko j
with General Umberto Nobile, 8aid !
today that he considered that the i
latent report of wireloss comniunt-
cation heinK established with tho j
alrnliip llalia to be much likelier I
than previous reports. !
If the news proved correct, ho '
stated he would cancel hln pro
jected relief expedition as his as
distance would be unnecessary. ,
MINE IS
Allow a Reduction j
Cooking Gas Rate
Medford, Valley
ANOTHERTHLt
turn them uway from their ciuull- j
' date. I
Senator fioff. Went Virginia's fa-
j vorite mm. luldresHi'd I ho merttiiK
and exhorted the dile?:itea to I
: "hold their Much" and work vlpor- i
misly tu IncreutH tho ranks uf the. 1
Hoover opposition, lie warned j
Ithem that Hoover might have
strength hi their own deb-gallons j
1 and alertness would he rciiulreri to j
win their fight. I louver supporters
; deeliire that the effort to alienate
any of their votes will prove n j
1 dismal f n line, that Hoover enthusi
asm Is of ti type that can't ho bro- '
ken. j
The eimferenee. whleh was at-'
60 Cents for Green
Oranges Gets Latest
HOME, Italy, June !. l.ulKi
IMosi. radio operator aboard the
iliriRiblc Italia, commiinieiited his
Identification number in the Ital
ian navy to the Cllta dl Milano at
sold; plan big.."::::;
100
ON MILL
I KAl.K.M. Ore.. June !. W)
The pulilic service eommis
I hIoii today approveil u new '
! Hi'hedule filed by the South- l
. ern OreKon Cas company. i
1 A ,l,l,.li c.i.liii.nu iilinitl 1'4 liel- A
Kincs Hay, says newspaper extras . R. S. untTin 01 ban rTan- cent the cookiiiK gas rntos
published In Rome late today, thus
removing any possible doubt as to :
the authenticity of tho messages j
from the Italia. i
KINGS HAY, SiiitzbeiKen. June i
9. W) It is reported at Kiims May
that It has boon established that
all aboard the dirigible llalia flic I
alivo.
Every resource of Kings Bay was
being shniued to I ho utmost to;
bring help to tho Italia, which was ;
llliilint. down 111 tno oesoiaio n-e- '
covered reition north of I ho caster-,
most tip of Northeast land
4 In .Medford. Ashland
CISCO. ASSOCiated With C. 1""B "l Uoseburit. Tim new
C. Clark and E. L. Chil
dcrs, Takes Over Old
Time Property Custom
Ore to Be Handled.
Australia. For ho had brought
tho lvugo trl-niotored monoplane
to a perfect landing hero at 10:10
o'clock thlj morning, completing
the lust and most dangerous leg
Political Dope and SeesjSa'r.lS'ncTuI
Procession of Colored
Tho flight was made in less
than SI hours' at an average.
KnigntS. spoed ot 80 miles on hour, fclhow-
, urea with ull'ts, Including -5.00'i
, in gold from tho Australian gov-
II)- Mary Uivlnvr. j eminent for the unprecedented
HOUSTON. Texas, June 4. i record-bieuklns flight from Oak
, , , ' land, Onl.. to llrisbanc, C nptaln
(Special correspondence), b If teen . .Hnlllh BBVe m,m tur
mlniil,.M hi 1 1 iitlKtoll! Just lollu . .i.A nonn.n.iin n.r-
tended by ileleKutes representllig , , , . Il"e success oi iu
the caiidldaeies of Urn-den. l-urlls""u!h to get soaked 0 cents for j ,, voyBK to his threo ussoclates,
. Walsiiii and (loff was presided six small green oranges, and tu Captain C. T. Ulm. co-pllot, u
; over liy l.ouls I'liumersiin, chair- I gather a few facts from a. good ' felliuv Australian and two Ainerl
iniirt uf the Illinois delegation and j looking Texan" in a two by . four I cans, 'l lorry lyon. Ills navigator,
u l.-ailer of the forces opposing -I liifoi iiiatlon booth near tho station ' and James Warrter, radio ope-
, Hoover. jabolit the democratic convention,, i rutor.
"We must not consider ourselves.: . "We're nil ready ot go, und Jesse ', Crowds Clo Wild.
iiis fur another candidate." said Mr. A. Jones is going to be our next Enormous crowds were up tit
l:niiiiei'Foii. "We must remember : president, es.vlualu: he declared ; dnWn to welconio Iho fliers to
that we are oul to stop Hoover." i Jesse A. Jones, who owns practi- Australia. Kvcry road leudiilK tu
J rally all of Houston, und, accord- ! ,))0 E.l(,0 yarm landing field waa
KANSAS CITV. Juno . (fl'i , lug lo the agent, Is the biggest man j . ,0,.kc(1 i,ours before the Southern
Sharp denial of. a report that I in Texas. Is responsible for llous-1 . sighted
Harry O. Weaver, of Wapello, Iowa ton gutting the convention In the; ' ,.,.., Kingsford-Smlth guided
". !-;,wl,,;n '"''' delegate. ! first place, he having put up some- ; tlr0gh a Btun. which
T nii i n: u ui..l..n . . . .. . . ' """h "" ".". ii" o.on,, ,.,. .i1B nbllltv ot tho crew
(IruntR OiaillUlU OlllUlieS IVCJICI u ' "rroni wr iiimiii iiito hi- talks. Yes .Maain! ; "T ;,,, i id was
day by Weaver liliiiself. . , The convention hall Is finished """"fc . ' ,,,.. ,- -.ii..
WON BY CARDS
RECORDS FALL
A schedule Is effective Monday, ,
June 11.
. 4 i
,
Baseball Scores
National
Kirst gallic: 11. 11. K. '
I'lttsbuiv; C 111 0
Boston i 6 1!
Crimes and Hiircrcuvcs: Kdwurd
Ing preparations to send out the I been sold to lilmseif ana l.. and Taylor.
According to nil announcement
made today bv C. ,C. Clark, . tho
wi.iii, ii, o i.uur, .,-nW -nu rnh. ' Omi mine near Jacksonville lias;
Track Championship With1 ';'" ''" ".. weave,- would,,,,,,, me nm,,. recreation c,,. i nrr Thi.awa. du. t
r .swing to Hoover came from Mi s. tor across from It. These construe- j 1,01 ot n"L- i,irh
RO Pnintc !npnrpr Pt"? T- '" IHowcll, the Iowa national cost the clly of Houston aiid i "'o fierce wind storm, wnii i
ou romis spencer w,.Mmuilu.,.wum,n. clvle M1Htc lndlvlUIi, co. n.,w tn iia..o si.ghty oft us.
Weaver Inter said Iho story was j tributes (Including Jesso A. ( course. lint tno mmgaior
"ulthoill fiiilllilalloil." anil tiilih'il .Jones), $1(10.(100 alone. After this I covered bcalillgs and liemli'U
Mint L7 of the Iowa delegation a H only right that tho delegates south fur tho landing netii lien.
I worn pledged lo l.owden und that. and visitors should bo expected to! Desplto tho hectic night ot fly-
so fur as he knew the Hoover sup- ! furnish their own entertainment, j Ing, tho Southern Cross crew
; liort would come from two Hoover! And lhr-v will. Vcm Ma'am! ' exiierlenccd no 111 effects. The
pledged delegates. ! lint the democratic national con- ! populace of llrlsbono greeted the
New Quarter Mile Record
World's Record Is i
Equalled.
Utuilcn Takes Commniiil
KANSAS fITV, Jone !,. (I'-
vcntlon is ccllnsed tu the minds of i aerial eonuuerors of the l'lielfio
I ,, , ! Ar.. l,n fl,Mt
suiiiu iiuumuii i eniueiiis uy u n,u,u : W illi Olien 111 ins.
, fM ,. h,.ru l ! 1 ... l. ,, nil HlieGChCS
I'seut time. It is tho 44th if welcome, members of the crew
convention of tho Colored I Wero escorted to the clly from the
CIIICAHO. June a. (Ti With
i -i ..r ii... i -. n,-..tu ri,Ml,..,l stmi. , , ....... i .
, , T,;iv- ' u' '", . 7 ' ,''' Uw. H . the 44th, ot welcome, members of the crew
Citta di Milano in case 11 should bo dinners, and tnoy win ue usso- Second game: U. II. k. ing kcoici no p..., i.. """' """line anii-iioover ur.vo soon a.ier K , , , f ,, u , Uo they know ! lalU,n tlPi,l, wlioro jovoos crowds
. 11..1.1... ,.l,.i..., ..-Ill, II M flrifffn nr Hull n i. ...... It 111 (I Niii-iitl.l wll 'AH.. V uslllnutoil, b h ii itIvii born Initnv. mill I hell . . . .. .. .. (alio, n lit lor i "wi
necessary, 10 neip Hie seaier 11000.1 ..... - i iuBnih " J" - , - ., . ... , ., I ., . . 1 V tneir wtiiermeiulis wnen ll comes iin(Hi ii,o .oalhway of the airmen.
and tho ice-culler llraganza. now 1 Kranclseo. a prominent and weal- ,,, 3 7 1 with 26 was third: l.I.e Instl- reiteraled his stand Tor the crop (l) t.,,1(S., ,uy ml huw; .h,..-inir 4em with wild cnthu-
approaching tbo scene of tbo thy mining man .of California.., MHjus and Smllli: nohertson, De- lute, Houston, Texas and Ohio equalization free principle as the. Traffic ulong the streets beyond ! ,
Italia s supposed descent, cttorts .Mr. Clark gave no ngures on 1,10 lancy. J. i-ooney nnu layiur. mine were ueu 101 mm mm . K-m,,u ubH. .iu ... ""-; (iie di pot iiinie to u stainlstlll dur-j f.w.itdm. Congriitiilatcs.
were continued to catch some Big- sum involved In the transaction. ; eiieh. (ulethe burden of farm relief , tnuTO ,s mn,ra today to let; , I.,i wi.-sford-
nol. however faint, from tho di- but stutcd "it totalled sovcral hun-; ,', ,, ', . , , ;, . ,.. i""iing 11,1 pumucers. Uhe long line of limousines, cuiM-y-; ,, ,",,' , from
rlgible. dred thousand dollars." , b - . 0 J ; HOLOIK 1 1-"IB .U.i hU-ago June T ,e former Illinois governor ; , , lM)klnB ,. doR. . 8 ...I found
mtamTrtaUoTr,h"4 w s ha75!d tTo- Mr. i "o.rTonru;h. Ma.one. , l, .iVi foV suprein-! m i:,:;:;;:,':;,!::!':;;:";,,!;:;;!,,, eongratulallons
SmfJiMhitjl wouhi bodffilcll.tj ?a,-: "am, , 'w iH ut "a 0 I Nf S.r Jiue" ' a'y '" ",C T, .""V"""' ," '"C ""h UnU" wUh ''co, enUon "coUii's i ' ''" 1 '""oak-
for tho Hobby and Braganza to;t(,n 'mlll llt oncp, anu wm run It j '" Miller, McGraw, llouge, ,.,,,.Bt tr,k and field chain- i live agricultural plunk to be pro- ,,, , llulll,.,ly .,, .mcn lhl.jour successful flight f 101.1. U ak
rind tho llalia, since the ice is sub-1 Jo f.Vll rapacity" Uavls and Leraln. plonshlps on Soldier- Kleld thin! posed to both party conventions. . Ke,ull.mm rt.Kd ,e ., ., j land to Australia, lour billllai.t
. i,n 1 u 1 inii.i.j. 1 . tf,,r.l unlver- . which was agreed lllion in Chicago .... ... - 1 pniirneeniui litoneerinif hus aa-
jeci 111 neiiieiiL iiiu, i-iin-iii, ti,,- "Wc have sent tho tailings 10 1 . It. H. K. ( "",-' " - - -- iliieir 1111 cigars, lvuuiu navo uono -
district oft Northeast land bein thc Snnd , mp ,.,,, company ot I Cincinnati
just along tho approximate limit of . Xpw. yol k .. cntlnuj Mr. Clark, j Brooklyn
open water. ! "Thev m n k e wonderful brick.! Hlxey, Kdwards
The messages ; which t ie ".a . filing nt from to 5 the Sukeforth; Petty and llenllne.
Oman.. ii..o ...n... u,. """ "' thousand. The sulphides from
ITS. senator after get-
vanccd. the cause of aviation and
mi-, innleri'iileil ill team Conine- ' 3 esiei -iuy. mis iniiim inuou no ,,, ,
5 ,'. n'lltlon this Kcason, ranking ns the mention of tho .McNury-lliiugcn , t'lMlf ftrit irrigation hill through 1 strengthened the bonds between
nH l.l,,l..l, favoilte to capture tl.u team title, equalization Tec. ,1 clrcuilistiinco
congress. your commonwealth and our coun-
catc that the llalia"s position was
Winners of first and second plnees wniiii was wiueij loinniciiiiii upon T, , . Htnllun ,,. ft 1 wlthltry.'
..111 1... ..ii,i.i r.- ii, n flniils iriuls "e pro-eonvcntlon crowds nciej, ,.. , ..... i 1,1., ri.o.ov 1 From I.os Angeles. O. A.
y the federation. . j rolled their eyes at tho boy friends sources fulled, sent word that as
Tills led m close iiucsllonliiR of , w , ,, lK,Ilvll. brocaded! a token of friendship and tribute
Hun-
It. II. E. for tho rnltcd States Olymplo ".-cause 01 ine iimiuuiii eu uppio- , ,)nllt ulu, 8mi.t BUmmer frocks of , cock, millionaire sportsman who
at S0.30 north lRllli.de nd 28 east ll"- " - ".,"'.,, St. Louis -. : 11 3. team at Harvard next month. vul K'VI" V"'1 l.""v""un tno "UMt organdie, silks and voile, who 1 backed the flight, when all other
longitude. " :. " . ,-ht Ik now near i Nw York 8 0 Kane of Ohio Wcslcyan, flashed ; " '
Intl Lneatlnn O ven ' 1 he. ore In sight Is now. ncill .n,n.t i,. l.iillelnlin and 1.. . hlrh ! Tills led lo clos;
This would place the Italia just . l"-f0 n and we nope to a. - j Kltzsimmons, Johnson and ,.,,. v.,iUnK IVnuul.o of Drake l ''l8, , i convention badges. t Klngsford-Smlth and Ulni, ho
oft Cape Leigh Smith in the neigh-;vel,.o n niilllon . tons ' ""V : Ilogan. . , ITt ptln Hl'l. seconds, j fnr , ' 'l'" h,u" r"um ","'. "' ! Houston on the other side of the WM make them a gift of the
uornoml or royn lKianu, wim-n m i -- , . . ..,....., .. ,,e pi,.,. Intlliit , ""V " " "'" 'dfpui. Iookh lo ho u bt'iuitlful city, ( Kouthurn Cross und . ctincoi in
nau AitKiimii. ... . Pimm niHi uvhvi iivii inu cmmnzii- ..i....,,! . ...n ....
Klrst game: It. 11. K. ""u"l"r ' M :, ""1 .' 1' ' 8 fve"ln principle." I , ' niAT lo rs i" "TL , motions
There was doubt ot Kings Bay , :o.noo and 1 2,000. according to ,!u!)tun ; 11 11 1 ";''' ' 1 "'-" " , "'"' ,' 'n"1"1" l-oden added, "that ;,. ,. Blvt. u tt Kl.,Urourt. nnj wo,.omM llcPu. ,ho soutbem
" . " s .on of Ohio Hate in I0.:-I0 ' " ,11" Zr'.ZrZ' lP'.ing appearance. Indl- (.roB1) wlll maUo the fm, hop-ot
.Mcrris, iiarriss ini" - . . . eating considerable elvlc pride und .... ....,. ,.,.i,,,i hon' oc
enterprise. 1 500 miles 'from Ilrlsbuno to Syd-
Tho railroad passes thru Dark ; dlstanco surrounded , by
open water and Ice eonuitioiiB con-, result In .1 price.snvtng, as nere- ; ,n, , , . ,, , Town on either side of tho city. 1 , . .. nerlls of previous
tofore they have been forced to , , r" s ' '." ! , , , . ,,lThls is an interesting sight. Tho 1 .,, t . , Hv..n.,-ftii trulis-
4 H. i reeieu oil ill Aliiericu mis bcbhuili iu ue oeiiemieii, inu mill ue nuinii .,,.,. ,M i t.t- .,, ui,.fl, .,.
3 7 0 when he won the one-mile event "welcome with open arms." any ; , fingen, nolntliiB In all
nl.ont "il miles from tho coast of I'oekcts on the property
Vnrlhenst land ! Melded 14.000. I1S.000. JuO.000.,
as to the condition of the Ice at 'Clark, nnd he expects to find ; Ddroit
Northeast land at tho prf sent time, more pockets, oriuully rich. 1 nmtoiies:
est method '
Hie ex- -
IMirmeasi .anu HI llie l.ri nein mu. . muiu l'ni-i. u..u,,.i jiuiiones; .iii.nih, iiiiinw , . . vnlir,i . . ' , - - - -
This region is Just along the bor- The mine will be able to handle 1 j.vib. iiofniunn: VnnCllder, Ilol- bettered the .N. c. A. A. rocoru t, ,,uii,,,Moii fee.
der of the iipproxlinate limit of the custom ore work for local miners, i ,oway, smith, Stoner and Shea. by two-teiuhs of a ' n- 1 He said it wos the best
open water and Ice conditions con- result In .1 price.snvlng, as here-! ; Wscr of the Unhsity ot .is 1- . knew for illsirlbutliig
sequently arc not stable. 1 tofore they have been forced to,
Tho llr.iianza was at North Cape, j cnd their samples nwny. Washington
off Northeast land, for a few days I The n.. mfn. I nnn of the best Chicago ....
but was stopped by ice pack. known gold properties In the state . Batteries: Znehary and Kennu; In n Ihrllllng ililei wnn 1 ... icr neiiioo. i directions from a central point
... ..i.,,ik"ii .-..... ... - - aiosi 01 inese sireeis nave small
There was great excitement on.ni yielded a fortune to Its early ' Adkins, Connully and C rouse.
board the Citta di Milano toiiay. ,..,. ,r,, , ,. nP nr,n. Berg.
groups of the base crew discussing ,., ,hnt i,y tho application of!
the chances of rescuing their 18 m, ,. .,hli, ., frmpr re-1
1 o M- , ,...nu...i ir ... ..P. l-ew 1 org
I Ills sparkling performance tied matt-rs expecle.l to be dealt with j huuil(.,. built and pulnted ullke.
Pncifie. flight.
I.yon and Warner will leave thd
expedition here.
The fliers left Oukland alrpori
ihn m. iv a. A. record, hut.g 1111 In the republican pint form or re- 1 ., ,,', .. , ,,. .. .'.! on Thursday. May 81. They bind
. l ira ... ........... f lW(, ur (1)1.t,0 ru,im hoU(leM U on neeier neiu. near
men clustered around the radio - M. ,.rlffln ' w, arr,;;CI.-.-eland
cabin on the deck of the ship peer
'in Medford next week, and plans
jlContlmied on Fage Four)
, . , ., , , .to make his permanent home here.
Ing to hear the signals. '
Kvcry effort was centered today
tipo possible means of rescuing
the Holla's crew. The Ice breaker
Pasvlk'probably ran makp Its way
north and Hussinn Ice breakers can
be of great assistance. ,
A dog team at (Jreon Harbor tnav ,
be sent with the leaders. Varmlng , NUWI'OKT. It. I.. June . (fli
I Batteries.
It. If. I-:. .... u., ..,,,.,. ,.f l.iwn stale a b.tloiis with
7 11 1 yt.r ago. , , . oiiiitrleH He likewise tgnoted j jJ((. (lR unfJ t,UIJ Ki.L,t ,aluted a bright I lulu, a dlstanco of -4 miles, less
3 0 ) After lying tho world's record 'i" " "oom ...ii,i.....-i.ii. - , ,U(,, ti10 next, a row ot larger than zs nours loicr.
Hoyt and Oiubowskl; in century Bnicey. the "Olxle ."-en ...s .....pa.gi. .. ... ui - "i,uuses painted pink, nnd nnother, !
Casualties of the
'Air Service
7XOO Miles ill All.
Viler." from Hire Institute, came m .......... n .... ..... ........... ro(v 1u j n t yellow. On Juno 3 tno Houinein
.. right bark and captured tho 220- , "" "e 1111.1 liiKen 110 e, - ; W(i hlVp nuw ))BHW), lru ijuj-- : painted her propellers from Kauai
h vard dash from Hlnipson of Ohio'1"" '" I,hr '""vc-ton and Liberty, two towns to tho and wos Off for Suva. Knmil
State in -niiiH-lO. whleh ties the H'ver. isouth of lloustun. The air here I Isle In the Hawullun group, pro-
U .. . . , ... 1, . T . t 1,...'.. n.,,1 H,,lt... I,l IV,.. t..,.Ml, 1 .-I.I...1 lltn tliirUI.,.. HikMilri rUllWIiy
... A. A. re. ... o sei ny ..,.,, 'rilllW iJlllll III I rillire ' " " '" p
l.o.-ke of Nebraska In lfi'-'ii.
Hurnrcr. the b'-soectui.-leil run
ner from Stanrord. lu.-iil 10 a Kngland us an unileslruble visitor, "l ,., . , 3 ms-iiine roiirso in .1 .......
victory In the 4 I'l-ynril run. beat- , landi d III Kiunce this eienlim. I le ! flowers. hour, the piano landed at Suva.
(.-... 1 l!...ln i',i.,v noiiflcl the "g Walter'of Northwestern to the gave no explanation Tor reversing Here Diglii large rice ami couon Fl.m tnu(. pot the final oei-(.li-.il
Biltaln today notified lilt . .. ... ,. .. ..... t j ... field, that reach bovond tho Texas -,..1. in Mn-
in nu
i Miller, Buckeye and I, Sewell.
I n. h.
I'hlla.l-lphla 5
Kt. Louis 7 7
Batteries: WuTberg, Khmke and
Cochrane; Ogden and Miinlon.
I l:i.,la.i.l Withdraws "'r r,"m f""""'.!. meed
WAKIIINdTO.V. . June . 4'i " "'r.' 'n me i.'.-j,....
1 ...... I Iu 1.. .-V,..1,H.
CHi:itliOl'KO Krance, June fl. : land 11 either side of Hie track Is ; for a successful taka-off. After
ll')l l,i, i y K. Thaw, burred from ' j l.riititi I ul ly green and sends up a Btoi1n dodging flight over a
l- 1 , .. . l.,i.tAliart ll..,er V 11' K. r..i.
fiord' and to cut across West Sliltz- i I-'nlted States naval aviator, was j Xutiunal Aoronaullr associntlon of lope by a yard In :47:7-IO. break-1 the derision
fiord and to cut across West Snltz-' t niteu Mates naval aviaior. was . .Nutlunal Acronaullr assoriaiion o. e - --- - - --- k.i.. omMU n. nf t nt.lMl. ... . .
bergen to mnlo ,,,e 'V c- A- A' ",:"ri t",'"hamn",n """nlng In.medl- hr.,1,:rn,'cro;.M . '.;'.""t-..L l"""6' 37" d'"tant-
bergen to Hlnlopen strait and then ,her ,,.,, Benm.u bal. 4H:1-I0. hung up by 1-hllllps of jutely to the United States. H had Jhl. I. another great coun-
ti r-.i.., I , , , , . . , , Mi, Ha,. n-r. ii -rench vImi on his nusHnort. trj, 80 lliey 8U) . , AVOAUBUVV VU
.(Cootlouea on Fago Eight).
plane crashed in Jamestown, it. I. loon race
illutlcr a year ogo,
try, so they !
XConUBUid go P Eight).