Medford mail tribune., June 18, 1928, Page 1, Image 1

The Weather :
Forecast Fnlr, anil warmer Tues
day. laxlmuiu yesterday . 73
Minimum today 02
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BUNE'
Teather .Year Ago
EDFORD
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MKDFORI), OFfKdOX. -MONDAY, Jl'NK IS. 1iJS.
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Today F IRST GIRL T
arm a
TIC, LAV
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A Good American.
Borah and Curtis.
Capitalistic Jealousy. , -Welcome,
Mr. ; Chatterji.
a (Copyright, 1927, by New Tor
' ' Evening Journal, Ino.)
; In Iiih message to the conven
tion, Secretary Hoover wrote:
"My whole life has taught me
what America means. I am in
debted to my country beyond
any human power to repay."
The good American who wrote
that will show, by deeds, what I
patriotic earnestness means. j
Senator Horah, and the state
that sends him to Washington,
may be proud of the part played
by Mr. liorah at the republican
convention.
One of the ablest men in bis
... , In'
party and 111 the country, Cjt0
kept bis own strong claim to
recognition in the background,
working sincerely for what he
believed to be the country's wel
fare. He was whole bcartedly
for Hoover at the start. The
people like that kind of man. '
M
The more the public hears
about Senator Curtis, and the
more of bis pictures it sees, the
hotter it likes biin.
The Hoover and Curtis faces
side by side give an impression
of solid strength and energy.
Hoover is an engineer, a
builder, of world wide experi
ence. Curtis from Kansas is a
farmer, and a brilliant politi
cal lender. A powerful combination.""-"
: Washington correspondents
are enthusiastic, about Mrs.
Hoover, as well they may be.
Like her husband, born in Iowa,
She is II college prndllllte, mill,
according to the correspondent,
speaks five laiiKiinges.
Politicians, schemers and oth
ers will soon discover that her
lmsbnnil speaks one language,
English, so plainly you can't
mistake his meaning.
The Russian
.,n,.nii.iimit I
KOVCrniHOllt (
means to punish with great se
verity "crimes of jealousy."
' Bolshevism says that when a
husband finds another man
with his wife, and kicks the
Other mail tlownSHirS, Of shoots j
him, that jealous 'luisband is
guilty of "the capitalistic con
ception of private property,"
and must be punished heavily,
for imagining his wife really
belongs to him.
Frofessnr Ralskowski says
jealous husbands combine "ego
tism, evil disposition and anti
social feeling."
Vet, when and if Professor
Katskowski's turn, ever conies,
he will kick the other man
downstairs, just like any capi
talist. That, "capitalistic con
ception" is older than capital.
Dr. Jacadish Chandra Chat
terji and associates, including
two named Turner and AVellcr,
establish in New 'York the
irindii Dhramn Maude, the first
religious Hindu association in
this country.
It is to include, besides "or
thodox Hindus," the Buddhist.
Brahma, Sikh, Jain and any
other religion originating in
Hindu.
That might mean a thousand
religions, nnd gods running all
the way from Buddha, the aus
tere, morbid young prince who
decided to reform the world
nnd didn't, to gods nnd god
devses with a hundred nrms and
loose morals.
The Dharma Mandal I, welcome.
ns every religion .hould he. It wilt
encourage . good many middle
(Continued oo Pac Four)
MISS AMELIA EARKART. THE
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LINDBERGH
WALES WHEN GAS FAILS
I Pretty Boston Social Work-
er Is First Woman to
i n'FIv Armcs Atlantic
Stormy and Rainy Trip
but Pilot Stultz
Proves !
Equal to Emergencies.
11PI1I1VPOHT Wains Inno IS
III Kill 1 Ultl, WU108, Juno IS.
iD rnpivlnp tlie flput u'nmfin evei
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cro89 the Alittntic i,y air. ti,e
American monoplane Friendship "
sracefully swept down on Hurry
estuary, on the south coast of i
Wales, shortly after uoon today,
completing a brilliant L'OiMI-mltn hop 1
across the northern Atlantic In less
than 24 hours. " !
It was more than just n hop
nornss the Atlantic for Miss Amolin
i.-.. 1..... 1 .,., w..-
I was one of the crew of the plane :
uiw. innL- 1.1.1. Him nt i i ut i-k
Just as did Wiliner Stultz, the chief i "The plane behaved beautifully
pilot, in the lone journey throiwh ! and there was never a sign of en
mist and rain that marked most of Bins trouble. The only real ditfl
the trip. culty was that of steering the
Out of gas and seeking for a course."
haven, Stultz brought the great ; Wh n smile she added: "Send
plane down gently between Hurry- 1 my greetings to all my friends lb
port and Llanelly and brought her America. For their sakes I'm proud
to a stop with the noses of her ; ninl happy." -
pontoons juRt touching the shore. .,,,. ... , ,0
I SW ANSKA, Wales. June IS (Pi
LONDON". June IS. P The 1 iMIss Amelia Eurhnrt and her two
trans-Atlantic monnpinnn Friend- companions on their trans-Atlantic
ship? carrying the first woman ever I flight arrived at Swansea from
to span the Atlantic by air. landed , liurryport this afternoon,
at liurryport. Wales, at 12:40 p. i '
m.. tortav. Just 20 hours and 40
minutes after taking off from Tie:
nnssev., Nf.J -1
The plane, which had-been sight-.
ed 7 5 miles west of Ireland by the
steamship American, lnmled in ,
Hurry Inlet because of a shortage '
of fuel. Wllmcr Slultz. the pilot, I
hrlnnlng his ship down wUhnut !
difficulty close to shore. i
Miss Amelia Enrhart, lloslnn so-
clal worker and co-pllnt of the ;
I plane, came ashore with her com-I
minions In a motor boat which set
out immediately from the coast- ,
guard station.
The crew of the Friendship.
which included I.ouis tloidnn, me-
chanlc, was in the best of spirits
and looked none the w orse for their
21-hour flight across the almost
ji. non-mile stretch between New-!
J foundland and tlreat lirltuln.
Although the plane settled down'
'
off n swampy reKion Home distance
from the little town of liurryport,
.kink ll A r. .1 I.-.
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arrival. It was not long before bun- j
dreds of spectators were on ihe;
scene. j
Crowils Clicor FlIeiN. i
Crowds of people on foot nnd
h motor rushed to the port andUllss Amelia Karhart conKratulat-
iiii- linn ui jiitiii'iiy hihi i
Kave the aviators a ureal recep- j
tlon. in the confusion of news
fronj liurryport reports were re
ceived in London that there had
been four pnssenKcrs on the plane
Including Lincoln Kllsworth, the
American explorer.
These reports could not he con
firmed Immediately because of dif
ficulty in communication. Advlcps
from New York definitely stated
that Mr. Ellsworth was in that
city.
The fliers were in the best of
spirits as they landed. Stultz told
the Associated Press that the plane
had been forced to. land because
of a shortage of fuel. He suld i
that had weather and a heavy mist ST. JOHNS, Nf., June IS. iPi
accompanied the ship the greater Newspapermen und photographers
part of the Journey while rnln wns wn0 wei n nt Trepnssey all the time
almost incessant. ,hp Friendship wns In Trepnssey
Stultz immediately began prep-1 hnrhor snid today thot there were
orations to obtain fresh supplies of ,nr0' P'i "nn on hoard the
gasoline to proceed to Itristnl nn,P'"ne when It took off for Kurope.
soon ns possible. i
.Miss Karhart, whose bobbed hair
was hound, in n colored bandeau,
later added n few words to the
brief statement, despite the fad
that, as she said. "Wo are all tired
and hungry."
Asked if any untoward incidents
had occurred on the long hop, she
wl'l:
"We could get no wireless
munlcation on the way but we saw
a steamer this morning and thought
she would let somebody know we
had crossed
S hen asked what M1s llo.l, who
had hoped to be the first woman
to fly Ihe Atlantic, would think
now that the Boston social worker
nun muiie ine irip, ,iss carnan '
said:
Never Was Anxious
nu a,... . .
f ee,,' m'.h. .,: S . TK.,
waa faked hy the American news-i
papers"
She was reluctant lo discus, her
experiences but was radiantly
happy and Indicated that II seemed
good to be on land' a-taln.
Asked if she did not feel proud
"",. "
-4.mk;, aerial crossing, Mis, Kar-
l",r' replied:
I "well, at any rate, I've renllced
LANDS IN
Fred Williams Is
Dead Shot With
j
Mashie Niblick1
SA1.KM. Ore., Juno 18 ()
:5 Teeing off with n mushie shot
! on the third holo yesterday at
:S. a locul golf ' course. Fred '
w""n'- ' attorney, put
. . . .. .hl.nllh ,..... n,.k
..' -.. . ...n.i ,
-e u cc on ine loirway, sn ik.i.k v
I, and killing n bluebird. tFred j
Williams, n former drams
l'n citizen.. ta well known in
, 4
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1
n'y greatest ambition. 1 always ,
re it sure the rrienosiup coma uo
It. ami 1 was right. Conditions
were not verv favorable, but I can
honestly say I never felt the alight.
est nnxiety. i
nkw iiuth, June li. ri
Lincoln Kllsworth, .Arctic explorer,
reported In cahlc dispatches . to
huvn been n."Passcnger on the 1
trans - Atlantic mnnopluue. was
found at the Metropolitan club j
here 'bis ninrnlng. ,
"I certainly wuh not on the
Friendship." he said. "I would
have liked to hnve been, but I i
wnsn t nsKcd
Too Tlrel 10 Talk. 1
UKiroill, Allies. June IV,
Wl "I am ve.ry glnd we have done
1 U and very happy we've landed,"
Miss Amelia Karhart to a
; correspondent of the Associated
. 1'resH ns she stepped ashore from
I1"1' monoplane Friendship.
i " am too tired to say more."
SOfTHAMPTON, June 1 S. P) 1
, . , , , , . ;
tive of the Friendship in Knplund.
Mrs. Frederick Guest, sponsor of;
sons took off for liurryport in a
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AV A S 1 1 1 NO TO N , June IS. (TP)
President Coolidffe nnd Secretary
KellORK today sent cables-ran. s to
inK iier upon ner succeKsiui irans-
Atlantic flight.
BCRRVPOKT. June 18. (JPt
The trnns-Allantlc monop I n n e
Friendship, with Miss Amelia Kar
hart. Wilmer stultz nnd I.ouis
Cordon, aboard, left Flurryport at
5:37 o'clock this afternoon for
Southampton.
CABniPP U'nleu , tllnn Ifi IIP
I witnesses in the lunrtini- nt ih
! nnns-Ailnniic mnnn.,in i.-..i.i
ship state that the plane had
narrow escape from disaster, pass
ing within thirty ynrds of a chim
ney stack at the liurryport copper
works.
Baseball Scores
1
. Nnllnnal. I
n. it. f.. i
Chicago 8 S 3
; ISoston ,....10 IS (I
Hush, Carlson and Harlnett:
com-liiarnes nnd Hpnhrer.
I 'It. H. K.
Chicago Ii 20 i
Huston '. 0 l n
j Mnlone nnd fmnxnle:'flreenfleid.
rnntwell. cinrksOn. Unbertson and
T(vlor
I ' ' ' R H K
s, , 2' x'
f'lnelnnall 3 9 0
( t 4 Inning... 1
i HH--II,. jimnsion nnn nson;
i' - O'ine. Kolp and Plcinlch.
,. , ..
,,rnoK,n
j ')rt-'thln
, ',""y nn'1
K. H. F..
.4 ! 3
.3 4 0
Itlng And
I
MAnsflFl KI.D. Dislrlt No. IS J. '
r-,.iii ;
bond..
4 i
HAI.KM New rlty Incinerator'
( teated and provct aatafaciory.
BRAVE PERILS OF
1 .V. A : : m 1
i. a : " J rjt
if v f 't w-pnl
11 -V
1 m - afefn"' ' ;
7)
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V
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Lntest photo of Miss Amelia'
nd welfare worker, taken iust
non-stop flight from Trepassey,
r 1
1 W7 TH:i "WiiM
C3
tri-motored Fokker plane, Friendship. IJciow, inset, are Vilmer
Stultz, left, pilot, and Lou Gordon, mechanic, right. A view at the
plane is also shown...
Sore Knee Gives Two Zunis
Chance to Gain on Ore
gon Karook Mad Bull
Fails to Report Nearing
. 300 Mark. .'
KtJREKA. Cal., June IS. m
Flying Cloud, well In the lead of
the field nenred lOureka todiiy.
Klamath, who paMod .MHIka in
tlie nilit. wiih 2 H hiilcM nortii of
Car)erville at n. m. and kih-
ond in the annual 4H'l mile Indiim
marathon HitunMored hy t)i ltrd
wood l-mplre aHMutdntlon. Mcllka
trailed Kin math Hlnint two nil I cm.
('hlef t!klah whh 21 nil I cm north
of CJaiberville at 0:10 a. m., h-ad-injf
CreMeent Fi'atlier three iiiIIch.
Lute! ((hlef Naprieo) rented ninn
milea north of Oarhcrvillc at 5:4ii
a. m., n lit tie more than a mile
ahead of Chief (!eyner,
t'reHrent American rented one
one-half mili'H mtuth of (inrbervillc
at 6:i! n. m.
SCOTIA, Cal., June IS. lf't-
The I"K mile rniirulhrtn tielii-een
San Francisco nnd tlronts .s.
Ore., lorikeil to ohservers enrlv
loony iiko a contest peiween r ly-
i i-i..H nrn i...w.,. ,.,i
Mui,, j i I.I..I i. ,,..i
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Mellka nnd I.utcl,
by Cnliforninns.
Flying Cloud arrived here.. 270
mites from the starting point, at
9:.4 p. m with a 23-milo lesu
uer mo unu .iiuib. mi.
resting thnt distance south f
here. The Km-pok's trainer de
cided to hold hlln here until five
a. m. while a sore knee was
given attention. Itnce officials
snln the halt would give the
Zlinls a chance to grind down th
Flylng Cloud's lead and pre
dicted the race would start on
more nearly even terms today.
flace officials considered Mell
ka's condition such as to render
bltn more formidable tri the Ka
rook than I.utcl. although Ibi'
latter has struggled gam. ly lo
keep second place.
Crescent Feather, a Bmlth riv-
UV M J M l UV ULA 1 hWV mmuwv uullii
L U ULUUU U LnU nu u
I
STILL LEADING BOURBON ii
SPITE INJURY TO f SMITH;
er Indian, was In fourth place or,"' ""K games nnn one iinr
9.45 p.
Inst night, some miles
(Continued on Page Klgbt)
ATLANTIC HOP
v. jJ- i i v
u t Pr ifa'Ls
V. VjjT ffidftaV. i
? SrA 1
5 iiA3'fiSa '
4"i
17
Eurhafrt, Boston, Mass.," society girl
Prior to attcmntin? n transatlantic
Newfoundland, to England, ffl hef
Dr. Howard Russell Praises
Hoover and Curs and
Urges Dry Democrats to
Prevent Nomination of
ai o ii' n j n i u-
ai. smitn, need, Kitcnie.
Ol Mtl.lN. Ohio, June IS. (!)
Dr. Howard Hyde Itussell, founder
"'d associate superintendent or tho
Anti-Saloon league, In un address
h(ile yoMBrday declared tho re pub -
nt. iiir hi iiiiii iiiiii4 u. um iun-
hhs t'ity convenlion in odoplltiK a
k n ' lied nlHtlonn and nom
natins Hoover and ( urtiH tor p"'Rl-
dent and vice in efiideiit, have liurk-
i -1.
2VL V,LW!!nle'0.l,l?,',M,;..b';,li'' " K"lnd by 'steamer
ohHervo and enforco the eisliii-
liiotifh Biltutiiltiinnl
"Hoover und Ci.'rlls are both re -
name uijs sain nr. HUSHeu.
Wving m.rwho filum ed
of the n it vivlng n i n ho found d
tho .Antl-balooa league hero .b.
years ago "Tim icimbllcun party
wrISri!,'Bn!
wir;"
coho. is a nr,c, hah.t-rorm.n,
i .ii i i ,.i ,
in r,n.,.n ....j ,..,, s .,.,.. ,
'lomocrnflc convenlion at Houston,
1 " ""sseu sum .
"Wo urge our leagu allies the
. .?.. :... .t
dry democrate to prevent the nom
l lue iiiiiii
hie Bonn-
Inatlon nf (iovernor Illtcl
tor Heed or (lovernor Smith. May;
ii.a ,iin,...iu uui i,. n. ,.vninui"., !
,, ,. . ,,,.,,,, ,.,.,.
against a wet nomination anl not:
fm Jet mw )e wot Ba,.k ,,
,,li,rm wan rendlcd hv I lie Kim.
su City convention
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Both Gehrig and
Ruth Are Ahead
IQO'7 Cr.-..
unreuuis
NF.W VOItK, June IS. li
llahc's 2'ith biimc-riin and l.nu's
I 'Mb were recordrd In Ihe books
;it St. IiiiIk yestiT'lay. Itillb, as
a 1-ei.iilt Is I "i -'nn"M and 1 ilm'1
""""" " neuiiie. ,u
. "'"
nl" """ '"'
. ii. ii.i i.i ins pace iii-o. enr. n -
hit his 10th and 17th on. Juno )
in hii 67tl? game.
HOOVER 10
VISIT HIS
EF
0. P. Nominee Plans to ,
Call on President Coolidge.
in Wisconsin en Route to;
Coast Will Give Radio j
Talks From Palo Alto '
i
During Summer.
WASHINOTON, June IS. (PI )
Presidential campaign activities ;
were discussed today by Secretary
Hoover, republican nominee, us del-!
Hoover, repiioiicaii 1
".7""'s returning
from the Kansas
l ity nallonal coiiveulli
Willi bim.
11""H"K "e Uoovor
list were W. W. Allc
niton conferred
onKUrit'iuont i
Attefhury, proHi-
1 ilont of the Pennsylvania nillinuU
ami rcpnlilfc-an naltonal comniiHf(t-
; man from Pcnnsyhunla, and John
tj. TIIhiiu of ConiHHrlicut, the Iiouho
leader.
Ilnth wore piominrnt nmou- tho
' doU'KatpH to tho convention which
j uwanled Hoover the presidential
j nomination.
1 A half doen other veturnhiK
I dclCKiitcs av tho Becretary hrlpf
j ly, but JamoH V. (lood, IiIh enm
f paiKn manner, had not reached
WaHliinKton.
j Hoover's usual Hummer Brhedule
! culls lor n vacation in Culifornia
and tt Ik pointed out with the
growing Importance of radio mceh
' antum liin official t ninpalun open
i in, the Npoech of-rapons to n
vonvenltnn committee which noti
fies hhu of hiH selection, can be
j staged .effectively in California.
The Into afternoon"' ceremony nt
the Palo Alto Htatiium will enuble
j11"' easleru half of tho country to
BIG CH
listen to It ill favorable hours. Oni"om actual work on the farm,
I he way out ho may visit President
CoolicUe s summer camp,
UNDECIDED AS
TO HER FLIGHT
; six years it Drought htm much ; previously given.
hard work nnd little success. The ! This definite location, t'om
KAIinnK (II1ACE Nf., June 18. , Farmers' Tlbune wns dlconllnued ! mlinner nomngna of tho base shin
-(l')-.MIss MalH'l Holl, who had and In Its place Mr. Meredith flltd dl Mllano believed, would
planned a transAtlantic flight In : established Siiccef Farming ns,i )n finding tho marooned men
i lie mono mime i m liiimn. iin
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- -
wo:d ,,., , Kurope .,y .t.m.r
ii.;ni in ,ew rorn. nne sain sue
inn auiMiiiii ino easi-io-wesi. iians-
.. .....
Atlantic night.
HAriolt CIIACi:. Nf., Juno 1 .
: tA't A difference of opinion nmong
members of the crew of the mono -
j ,,no columbln as to plans for Its; mrougn nis publications nndCnptnin rtllser-Lnrsen reported
night was admitted today by Oil- i recognition ns a business lender i ie fdiowed the tracks of sledges,
ver , f.iHouiiiiier. one of the two!'" 1Ion'. I he growth of which left Whalenhcrg bay on
plotK Ilp lhat ,vhllI. np fll. Mr. Meredith's Influence wns a Wednesday. He saw traces of an
; vor, nr,nB thp rnBh, fol. Kng-' na,ural "nuence, nnd led him ! en(.ntnpment neilr K0dreKsy inland
i l ,., .,,,, mni.nln.r nml
)nu m(,k lo AniPrlPa , th(, firHl!tho democratic cnn.liclato for rn -
fllvnril,,lo ft )1)ni.,unt v, other mem- 1,0(1 Hllltra ntnr from lown and
flf fhrt (,ww WOf. 1ttillinir nf two yenra later waa hla party'a
,... , x--.... v..i,
nnd then attempting the wentward
; f"Bl" nvrl,m ""' Atlanilc.
haIUIOII CltACl;. Nf.. June 1 S. ' Pointed .Mr. Meredith to the
Tl"' """'- ""'" -tnod Hoard of Kxces, Profits Advisers.
, ,,,. .,.p ,, lc nn) ()f Mi,tm years later n-esldent Wilson
,.,.. .,.,,,. u .,,, . 'named him a member of the In -
, , f ltHidustrlal Conference Commission'
" Kilendshlp, on Ihe olhornd In January. 1020, .elected him j
Aiiantic, zrz "Lrrv av
I to ! ' 'i
tinns-Ailanllc flight. waVnbl nhnn' ;
. ..
Mt-ii I'll news in ine success oi
I Miss Amelia lOni'linil nnd her coin-
i I'nninns, wilmeu rllillts! nnd l.ou
1 flordon. wns rin.h,i m u,hn
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nieo.
' "Plain Ollvnr l.el'.ouillller. en -
nllnt with t'linmin At-thni irni.
! received ihe i.e. '
"''m mighty glad I'.lll Slnllr. and
,s friend, are ,f,.." he said. J'e
'admil l .1 Unit he wns ill.iiimi.lnle1
at not having rl-ked a take-uff yes -
lerdnv when the Friendship made
the hep from Trepnasey, and he
ni.-ion nine errorl lo conceal hln
rei-ret.
Weather conditions were much
! Improved today and the pilots In.
, dlcnied Unit the nexl sten In their
I Plans would di pend nn Miss Hull.
il"r ilecl.irni was expected later In
the day.
I
Probably the Gentler Sex
inn. 1. 1 (Hill, t HI.. June IS.
opi -Harris C. Morris, shot through
iiiesrm. wls nrnitgiit lo a hospital
, here yesterday by a young womnn
wnn uenarteii iinoiieslloned. Morris:
Kiivn no explanation. Ho snld ho
arrived here recently from Roo -
burg, Oro.
yMnjlANE IN
DIES IN SLEEP
Secretary of Agriculture in
Wilson's Cabinet, Weal-
thy Farm Paper Publish-1
er, and Prominent Dry i
Democrat Dies at Early
Age.
D1CS MO! N ICS, Iowa, Juno ID.
(1 Kilwln T. Meredith, secre
tary of agriculture In the Wil
son cabinet, died
last night. The
AT IOWA HOME
end of a long (Pj Two seaplanes which
ness came at fow out to aid Cleneral Umberui
six o'clock nsixouiie and five other survivors
Mr. Meredith of the Italia apparently were
MlllJt- I within sight of the marooned n-.on
At the bedside ; )Ut falleit to find then),
of tho fil-ycnr-j Captain llliser-Uiisen and I.leu
ohl fnrm pnli-; lonant Luetzow Holm returned to
Usher and demo-; their base ship, the Ice-breaker
emtio preslden-j n1Knna after an horn's flight
tfut candidntellinu reported to General Xobile's
were Mm. Mere-1 base ship that they had seen 110
dith, his mother. irave of (lie silk tent he hail
Mrs. M. J. Mere- nnnted red to aid them. Neither
dllh of Los An- pad they seen arty of the sur-
fey
E.T.MtufepnK
geies. a son. a
daiiKluer, four broihera
and a
j ldor
resulling from
Heart failure
nign hlood pressure
was given
as the cause of death.
An Inherited love of the solvent position as 88.33 north nnd
and general Interest in tho wcl- 37.12 cast. This would put him
fare of farmers lifted lCdwIn T. 1 aliouf five miles to the east of
.Meredith from youthful ubseurl-' Foyne Island.
ty to ntillunal prominence and a ' The filers ut'onco prepared to
place In President Wilson's eabl- I change the motors' of their plunes
m1, , , 1 and set v out 'again tor tho ' now
Me started In boyhood us a real j position. , ' ; ' , ...
"dirt" farmer, the occupation of . '.Commander llomaane of-the
mwiei- aim nis granaralheiv
"IK" school education nnd one
''"f ' 'lleKi. weaned him nwnyjnlteiy established his lAcatlori the
nut tended In incrcense his In-
icresi in ino lot of those who till; Asks .Medical Advice
the soil. xoblle In his wireless messngo
Mr. .Meredith's grandfather, In j asked udvlce as to how to treot
addition to his agricultural Inter-the Bbln bone of his right leg
esls, was the publisher of n farm , which was fractured when the
weekly. Tho Farmers' Tribune, cabin of the Italia was torn off
It was devoted In Populism nnd by striking the Ice gap. lie said
met with financial difficulties I the fracture was about ready to
when the movement died out. Ihenl.
Having completed a year In! Nobile in reporting to the base
Highland Xl'ark college, Des ship gave his position as 8S..13
Moines, young Meredith, then 20 north nnd 27.12 east which would
years of age, borrowed 1.8nl)ipt him about five miles east
with which he purchased hlsf Foyn Island and nhout eight
grandfather's publication. Through : mi0s from the position he had
tiinnt.i.. nn-in.n....ni
i tt ,
;.J"a """r'mnn,
, inn MiiiTi-HHiiii .Mornoun
I'llllll-
,. tho ,.,. of M
db,
Mere-
niiv w ,,,i,i i.p... lnmDa
in"y wcro added Hotter Homes
!nnd Onrdens" nnd "The Dnlry
i Farmer," tho three having a com-
''nr monthly circulation of
1 m".p th,,n 2.000.000.
iui(iii.n, in I " I i I ill dainrtrf nntliiArt IIia nrnwpnpA nf lU'll
' enndldate for Ro'ernor of that
ln- w" O-f'"'! -n both
In
JIM 7, Wlllinm O. McAdoo,vory fnvanible eonditlon for Aho
then Heeretary of tho treamiry, np
II.. .M, ., M....ll.. 1.
.""iii ,,c.,iun-
nnP "t the lenders of the "pro-
eicnieni oi ino uem-
: nerntlc party. Although not nn
; -
,-netlve rnndldnle for tho demo-
; 'rauc nnminniinn ror presinem
i In 1324. his name wns nresentc4
l to the convention nnd he received
: vn!" on Ihe loist ballot to
rank third behind John W.
Day!,
and Oscar W. I nderwood.
: ,lc 'a" again In the rnce for
the nomination In IMS. being put
'forth s Iowa's favorite son em..
l,""lB ,n n" eriori io win oeie-
gate. In the pre--convc-ntlon cam -
' Paign from ftnvernnr Alfred K.
Hmlth nf New York. The ticket;
1 favoring the New Vnrk governor.
however, wns succesful in the
lown prlmnry election.
i Thnma. Meredith wns born at
Avoca. Iowa, December 23. 1876.
ie married Miss Kdnn Wallace
of Des Moines In land. The-. V4
. tw0 children.
.
i Warmer WeniltiT.
(lenerally fair lunlght nnd Tues-
day; warmer in the Interior Tues-
,day. Lower humidity. Modern!
nortn lo etui wlodt on th oat.
T OF
Nobile Sees Relief Planes
Searching for Him but
Flyers Fail to See Him
Radio Tells of Near Res
cue Success Expected
Next Trip.
KIXOS n.W. Hidtzbergen. June
I vivors of the Italia. Almost inl
medlntelv the Italia's radio culled
j the Citttt . di Mllano and Nobile
1 said his party had seen tile planes
senrchlng for them. To aid fur
ther searches ' he gave his pres-
Cltia ill Allluno' said Ho BeTfeven
; that since Nobile- had now defl-
, party would probably be found
j In the Norwegian's next flight.
. ..... .
on tne neXt xuent or mo ea-
Captain Ullser-Lnrsen said he
roZ
t . . .
north coast of Northeast bind.
l.lentemfnt l.uetzaw Holm follow-
crt parallel 80.40 to the south
, 0f .oiinrtcH XII Island.
returning from Cape Platen,
jleHneril Q the dOB tefttn.
j From flnnnBH of th0' avlalorH
nnnpnA ,ilt th !, in the
! - .,- ,hi-K rntnin a
n0 nnl hls lwo COI11mnuVmu
V.I una il j cut ii iitiiU) nein
hike. Theae three men left No-
nie'H group on May .10 and have
I ' ' ".feaTd of inco tlum.
. f .. .
1
').
TKOCCKIALPA, Honduras, June;
18. iP) A representative of Mexl-'
enn radical groups who has., nr.
rved here says that he visited the.,
crnp of the Nlcaragunn rebel
,.nder, Augustino Sandina nnd
rounn Zl Americans neiu mere ns
, prisoners.
1 Kstuhnn Pavlevllch. n Peruvian
of Jugo-Slavlnn descent, snld thnt
I when he left Ihe. rebel camp on
Thursday all prisoners were In
'gooo neitun ami neing well treate'l.
; The prisoners were snld hy Pnvle-
vlich to be (Icorge B. Mnrshnll. of
New Vork. manager of the Ijil.ux
mne which was raided last April.
two American mine workers nnd
; eighteen American marines.
! He stnted Snmtlnn had Issued a
decree saying that after June 14 he
would ;'no longer respect foreign
! properties except those owned hy
Hpanlards and latin Americana,
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