Medford mail tribune., June 23, 1928, Page 1, Image 1

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The Weather
Vorcx-ast l'nlr, uiul not so unrui.
MaiIiuiiiii jeMd-day VU
Minimum today
EDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Weather .Year Ago
Minimum ko
MiJiluium . 50
Daily Tvraty-thlrd
Wrckly Kiflj-itlUi nr
II EDFORD, OKKliOX, SATriJDAV.. .ll'NK I'.i. ISL'S.
No. 9::.
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ON -AMUNDSEN-
HEARS RAD 0 CALL FR
HEAR S.O.S.
i rnnnn Tiir
tkuivi mt
III IUV1 1 1U
Coal Steamer Picks Up a
Radio Distress Call From
. ,,,) Dt,, r;i
Amundsen Party Fail to
.Locate Missing Party,
But Search Efforts Are
Feverishly Renewed.
(Copyrighted 1928 by the Asso
ciated Press) .
i KINGS CAY, Spltzbereen. Juno
23, (A3) The coal steamer Marltn,
which nnivod at King3 Hay today,
reported hearing SOS signals nt
11 o'clock last night which were
believed to have come from Ron hi
Amundsen and fivo companions
mlsslu'; since .Monday night in a
French plane. !
J lie Mnrlta picked up the SOS
but heard nothing more. The
steamer saw no sfcui of the plane,
although tho weather was excel
lent. fti addition to Amundsen, In the
missing plane, which left Norway,
. Monday night for Spltzhergen, to
search for tho Nobile party, were
Lief Dcitrichsen, Norwegian explor-
. er. and foiir French naval fliers In
cluding Commander Rene Guilbaud.
CAUSES A WAR
Rector of Ruined Library
Refuses to Allow Placing
of Inscription Condemn-1
ing Germany and Prais
ing U. S. A.
1.0UVA1N, Itolgmni, June J3- j
M') Iho little war that lias been
going on In Umvuin over the in-i
scripllon to l,o placed over the New
l-ouvaln library entoreil un active
phase today when an attempt to
place the disputed inscription on
thc structure wus stopped by the !
police.
i ho police action was directed Dy I
Monsignor P. I-udeuzc, rector of
the university, who Is opposed to !
Iho inscription which, translated
4 from the Latin, reads: "IJcstroyed
by Herman fury, restored by Amer
ican generosity."
losicruay vt nitncy warren. 111c 1
American architect, prevented tne
on the order of .Monsignor tadeuzo
erection of a balcony constructed
which did not contain the Inscrlp-1
Hon. I
Mr. Warren had contended the'
Inscription was approved by the j
lato Cardinal Mercler and was ac-l
ccpted In the original plans and
that as architect of the restored!
building bo will Insist upon the ;
plans being followed out. I
During the entire night three
professors devoted to the posltiou '
of .Monsignor Ladctizc that tne in
N IP 1 ON
VAN B
scription serves only to revive war!"" "jnl ouruane and Huck Lleu
hatreds. kept watch at tho library nllcn Pendleton, captors of Wil
to prevent anv effort being mHde""1" Inward lllckninn who was
to put tho Inscription In place I taken near here last December, to
This morning when trucks with ; tH' announced ihey would sign
ti c sculptorcd letters arrived and waivers In the reward money case.
Iho stones were being tsken out I providing they receive at least fifty
the rector appeared and directed , cent of the reward. They have
ihe architects nnd workers toHulnc f 'be letters uf Los Angeles
r ase. The sculptor. DcDoctc. Mr. ; officials Inclosing waivers for. re-
Warren'st representative, refused
innhev the rector nnil llnallv a no -
lice official ordered police on duty;,lH' committee In l.os Angeles sees!
to prevent anv further handling or
Iho Inscription.
M. DeDocte was then requested
to accompany tho official to police
headquarters for further thrcshlnf!
out ot the controversy.
4
Z.l!lti:i. Cnitiii. June 23. lift
With bowed beads and tear filled
eyes fully 2ao.ooa Croatian peas
ants lined the streets today while
Ibe flower-smothered coffins of
Paul Kaditeh and Dr. Itasarltehek
slain deputies were born aloft on!
the shoulders of comrades to the I
,,... ..t the null, mul murtvrs
WASHINGTON, June 23. (Pi llcan ticket nt bis home at Palo i Patterson. .Major General lllneie o'clock this ufternoon w hen iln money," Huck obscrn d. !n
Clmlrman Work of the republican ! Alio. Calif., between July 24 and Mayor lluker anil many city and '' he wiu gored by an angry I pointing out that there was 0
committee announced hue today , Aucust 1. . j county officials from all parts of bull. The death occurred on .b,ilnnc of I0. 11110.
ti e selection of Henry J. Allen.1 This was announced as definite thc slate. j 'be Stoddard farm near here. 1 Since be uppearcd before Ihe
former governor of Kansas and today by Secretary Work, republi- Follow Ing thc parade of the 2d The boy was shoved against jtommlttce on May 10. the ixiw
publlshco. of the Wichita Beacon. I can chairman as the chairman Infantry guard, a demonstration of i the corral, breaking his neck. den manager sold his oiganlza.
las director of publicity for the plunged Into work of setting his the war strength of a battalion of ) ltlon raised 2t.27 and spent 20.-
' HoovcJ-Curtis campaign. . campaign organization. Infantry was given. j 400.2 41.
American Heroes
of Long Flight to
Give Cal. Kangaroo
SVUNKV. N. S. June.
i Lieutenant Hurry
V. Lyons, navigator of the
4 Sou the rn Crass, mid Juiiich fr j
j 4 'Warner, tlx? lum-'H radio op-
j era tor, sailed tutluy on the ,
j steamship Sonoma for Amer- j
i ich, iaKing wu;i mem two r i
kangaroos. One of these Is
to he given to 1'rvHldtnt Cool-
e,n:r'thelA,!a.!
pie.
Thousands were at the dock 1
at their departure nnd they - !
-''cre given an enthusiastic !
i rr,W(.n.
Killers Find Solace
. . . .. . -
hind Bars in Religion on
Their Youth To See Ball
I
Game Sunday Twins
Are Cellmates Ray's
Wife Faithful.
SAl.KM, Ore.. June 23. Ml
i Tomorrow' morning will' complete i
I tl,- H .. Iff.. Imiielu,.nm..itl I
for the three DeAutremont broth-!
ers, perpetrators of the Sisliiyou
tunnel murders of October 1 1.
Iid'3, mopt atrocious crime In the
history of Oregon.
im, i t.t m..nv '
changes "in the UeAutremonls. No i
longer do they rail at the social ,
wMifiii itwi K,.fr ....imiiu u ii,,.v
j have come to realize that people l
) on the outside, the freemen upon i
I whom they turned violent hands to
D'AUTREMONTS !
CHASTENED BY
rn mi "nrm
I Cm m rm
Lmuracc ,5hL. ,' f 'enme. have!1" - indi..g on the ice. ami
I t., 1, ...,...w...l -..I tn., nm,,.
jtney nve sought mc mfUr ofi""0'1 ot "o lo bc vepa
I the religion In which they were
reared and arc attendants ut the
-,itlw,ll vl.i'vl.,.u In II,.. l.iun
Thev'u-or. s.iiilenee.l t life i,l I
bard labor -anil they are paying.
Hugh trundles a wheelharrow all
day long in the lime plant. Hay
shovels sawdust Into the prison
j furnaces, and Hoy wears his hands
lo the uulok in the flux plant. At
l(.,i ot ,,.,,. . ,.,.,, tlu,
,,ys study Spanish. They asked
ful. mll)ks ,, tho ,,,. ,,,,,
of ller ccls nrc f1,u wllh hoa
a,c.Uon!irlt.s ,, tlul)k,. Thc
iwns ,,ov aml Ku toBCth,.r.
t,..p.. ,i,.. i..i,..,
ll,,.ir fi,.., nni,,i...u rl. i,. ... u
, .. . , !
, . ,
,m ""f 'lH "Ig"'" of tolum-1,
':"m',n' '"''h",'s ",nyinE a few
' , c7r3' ,
out In Dunging Hock, Ohio, lives
the Klii whom Ituy married while
he was
fuglt:'
She Is still
, .,. ' . " "7 ' ,
"" '" " """b
l,nl"cs,
I'KNDLICTON, Ore.. June 23.-
wnrd claimants to sign, agnslng
: ""'J wouio 11c satislled with w'hal
B,,u lnBm Bn" ln"t mcy
wuul1 '"" P'Qtcst.
. '
'
June 23 fi
Stan' Hoover will be notified
vi AMlll.M.lo.v June 23. 'l"i
i"i iiiuiij ui 111s nomination us can -
! dldate for president on the reltuhv
MflQII C IQ ! byrd a doctor f aernautics a in ucpn
REPORTED ; IS KILLED
PICKED UP IN CRASH
! I ni v a o t,'.4 is. si i !
Wireless Message Declares!
Stranded Explorer Res
cued in Boat Prepara
tions for Such Action Is
Confirmed But an Actual
Transfer Is in Doubt
Amundsen Radio Also Is
Reported.
MONTItK.VI,. Juno 23
Two iMurcunl wireless oporuto i
i toilnv tticked mi n inesj'aiio from
inn unidentified source reporting
that (Jcnernl I'mberto Nobilo and
: his party were sate aboard a i-oat.
' Iloceptlon was poor and -ill ef
n I forts to ascertain identity of lb-tie-
j sender of Uic messago wore, un-
availing. I
tho message, picked UP at a -.n
a. m., by Operaturs G. V. Alnsson
t Quebec ami Dcsuosicra at
Fathers point, read:
"Nobile safo aboard rescue
l.nnl "
No confirmation of this leport
that Nubile bail been plcUel up j
was received from points nearer
tho Arctic.
K1NOS HAY, Spitsbergen.
23. (PI-yDcfliilto plans to
Oeneral Umberto Nobile and his j
IIYL' HUUMUfU V W 1 1 1 in . ...
their ho eomn off Northeastlund
bv airplane vev emado today.
Tho Swedish rencuii expedition
which has established' "si base at
Virfro buy, dropped additional sup
piles tor mo Aonue Kroup
'"g"t mid today was going ahead
""" I'1"" to m"lle a. 'ndlB nm'
lane me men un.
Captain Tornlierg. leader of the l
Swi dish expedition informed Com
mander Komagna of the base ship'
CUtu di Milano that he proposed
HNKl'tl IIIJII Ulllfini .MIUMIT C IIU"
) to take off.
The Swedish plane, a powerful '
i trl-motored Junkers, located No-
bllo at 8:30 p.
last night and
was successful In dropping addl-1
! tional supplies and arms. The:
i Swedish plane them explored the
coast lu the neighborhood of Cape i
Leigh Smith without finding nny j
trace of Ibe group of three nirn .
headed by Ir. l-'lnn Malmgren. '
which left the Nobile party May ;
3U In ail effort to reach land by ;
foot and has slnco been missing.
The Swedish pilot nlso has been '
nsked to search for the seven men
who drifted off In the bug of tho
dirigible Italia un May
25 and have
since disappeared
, Virgo bay, where the Swedish
,,, as C1al))8lle, ba(10,
Is near Magd. , bay in north-
western Spitsbergen and Is much
nearer the stranded Nobile group
j tha nthe buse at Kings l,uy which
1 the Itallnn fliers. Majors Maddo
u-na and Penzo. hove been using.
ri,n .ntr.,,ii ntiin 11, n x-rt
! bile party ashore may also be solv-
1 ed by the Ice drift which has been
I ., .
i ... ..i ... 1.. .1.. .i,:
j men within J3 miles of th ecastem
'shore of Koync Island.
i This news from fleneriil Vohlli.
i
i
i.i,i,rhf 11,, ii.n i.un,illtv n,T n,ifcw know me and 1 felt safe from j
I party may be nble to work lis own
Itvuv to land. With what the ma -
irooned men bad before and the
i supplies furnished by pianos since
Major Maddulenn reached them on
Wednesday, they would have suf
ficient equipment for that purpose.
STOCKHOLM. Sweden, June
L'3. oT The Swedish seaplane
t'pland flew along the western side
of Spitsbergen from Sotitb Cape
to Wyde bay on the northeast coust
In search of Hoald Amundsen to-
; '"'. but found nothing.
IGEN. WHITE SEES
CAM P Ct.ATSOP.iOre June 11.
' lP) With n snap und precision
gained from days of strenuous
cainn drills. 300(1 Ore-iron Nations!
camp drills. 300(1 Oregon Nallonsll' " Hfred Mlo.liliinl. cap-
(iuurdsmen passed In mllltury re- I tain of Ibe Ui tirando high
, view today before llrlgadier Gen-
liuluir l...r,.ro tirlivM.lIn Cm
cral fteorire A. While. C.nverm.r
I 1 MWV'- I PI,,, Vs.. Juno 23.-,,P,-M.,
.
--r:j n,ase- . T .js,7i1.71.J . '-'Ma
:
I . w
Commander Richard E. Byrd, polar flyer, and leader of an cxpedl
ftlon to tho South Pole this summer, appearing in cap and gown to
I receive the degree of doctor of aeronautics from Pennsylvania Mill-
tary college at its annual commencement at Chester, Pa.
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SECRET IS OUT
E
F
Husband of Famous Film
,.... ,,rflu
Oldl HUlllltS Ptt'iy VVctaj
Born 16 Months Ago r
Fact Kept Secret Because,
of Mother's Film Career.
l.OS ANC.KI.US. June 23. (!')
The Kxumlner says today 111
copyrighted story thai .Mae' .Viur
ray, stage and film t";;: and be
MURRY IS N HOLLYWOOD.
MOTHER 0
bllsbanil, David Mdivanl, w ho hiibls;Tll
tile title ol I'rlnce ol licol'gia, are
the parents of a sixteen-months-
old hop.
Tho gold en -ha in d boy, whose
birth was known lo only a few
friends of the couple, lives In a
mansion In West wood, thc subur-
' ,. .. . . f, ,, '"".night.
UI ",v nul1" ,.:,I1 lt lllf ,1,,..-,;
part through thc windows of l h;t
home. He plays In a hlgh-wallcd
garden at Hie rear and Is watched
uii-i uj 11 .uumm'sc iiuisciiiuiti.
"Ves, It Is true." said Mdivanl.
"lie was born right here In l.os
Angeles and has lieen right bere
ever since. We had thought to
keep the fact secret from the world
I oecause or the crrecl 11 utlglil nave
i ",on my M",c'" career. A Iso, l
I 1'ur""" ,vu ' "."I """" H"1'"
things to the world.
''Several of our friends knew of
h existence, but they have
respected our confide nee: I have
" 1,1,11 i"""1 miiii iiic oecausc
"-,"gntl"n.
' ,y wlfu ,H " ""'l"i picture
"1"r n,nn' '""I'1" thl,,K
resse-s snouin not nave clillilrin.
My wife is returning home In a
few days from a Hip to New York.
She has obtained a very good con
tract for a long vaudeville lour.
I am still apprehensive of the ef
fect upon her work when it be
comes generally known that we
have a child."
Mdivanl and Miss Murray were
j mnrrled In Juno, ItC'ti, in I'.everly
! Hills. Khc had obtchied a divorce
! from Hubert '.. Leonard, the dl
' rector, the year previous. A broth
1 er of Mdivanl Is Ihe husband of
. Polu Negri. Polish film star.
High School Foot
ball Captain Is
Killed by Bull
4y 4y 4) 4v
4)
I A Clt Will-' (ire lune ''1
(Pi Wilfred Stoddard, cap-
scnooi iiasseioan leam lasi -r ,
winter, was killed about one
SUDDEN RICHES
MURDER CLUES
6 ni n.,.J r c.l .iiiijor i.in. a. luiiiiiain.u iij
reupie DdllKUll dllU OIJcllll Cusbey and tjorpornls I), o. Mac-
Cliesniy and 'Heeder Nichols, de -
LarUe SUmS, BUt It Only
Arlflc til Mvc.tprV flf Rlall's
Death
Hinted,
Farlu Arrpct k .Managua, where he was to havel""" ,,ul tnut tne niemners imnvm
tdliy iai,.(kt,n (.nmm;im, (lf tlu. marllK. ut!"ul!y had said that they would
l.OS ANflKI.KK. June 23. ll'l
..r 1. 1.... in. ...i. i.. i.
' """ "K" ' "
IH.ii,..,
di'lccUvcs say eniee to at
Icusl six p'thuii luvolveil in Inves
tigation of tin- John I. tllab killing
luday constituted a mystery second
only to the. question of who fired
thc shot thai killed the fiirmer
I'lcero. 111., druggist last Monday
W I , ,1 t il
munthH ilctei-t Iv
1 HjiHI. these pci-snns, two of whom'
,.,. ,. k,mwn i iiullywoml clr-
. ,.,. Known lo have banked
.ln, ,tMit i.ii'kc sums or money.
I Their names Wi re withheld. (I.lali
himself, they said, deposited more
thun si 1.1100 since April,
Mrs. I lazi l tl lab, widow, and her
I niece, Miss Kthyl KiiZer, both
! clnirgeil wllh tilniis miiriler, await
preliminary h Ing. .lone 21!.
"''i" '
I police station that officers were
1 closing In upon a man whom they
" ' ',"K'''U,., ","vln,
; fleet! the shot that killed (.lab.
........
uf Mrs. dllili ami her niece, was
taken Into custody late yesterday
nnd held as ninii ilal witnesses.
Mrs. Harris' arrest luiiiiwcd rind-
log by police that she had tele-
plumed a "Mr. .McKllrlck"' on Tues-
day telling him ,- ci.ibs death.
It developed that "McKilhlek"
was an alias used by li. w. Mcln-
tyre, former policeman ami friend
of the accused widow. Mdntyro
also was held as a material witness.
CHICAGO. June S3. Ml Clur-
p. Htii.k, cjiiirpali.'ii m.inager
r f """
jt.enate cainpal
Ijiwden. advised the
paiicn cxpendit ures coni-
mltlcc today thill exi'i-lldllures 111
l.iiwden's c.'iiiipalgn fur the re-
publican pi esldentlal nomination
were , s.0.,.1.1 4.
!"'"
! ,7,. - . '. , ,
Contributions t
mieil sss.Siii.3l
I be
report was final.
! '1 guess 1 lu 11 piker In ale-ll.!-
Major C. A. Lutz, Winner of;
Curtis Trophy and Chief,
of Marine Aviation, Is the ;
Victim of Unexplained Air
Disaster En Route to.
i
TWO OtherS
Managua
Are Dead
jor ihnrlcs A. t-uu. marine avl-
1 ut.ir. and two of bis companions i
were killed here earlv today when
t inn moo mie ihmj iuuhj ,
' 1"" ' -mutored transport plan
'crushed, .Iculenuiit II. T. Ilusbey
.,i Ma lor I in were killed Instniit-
and .Mujoi i.uu neie Kiiini iiisuuii-
j ly. Hull- bodies being thrown r.O
...i ,.i ,f il... ,,l,,,V.. .i...,.,.,.l 1
feet eleui or the plane, toipoiai,
I u. . MHvi nesney
.11, ..I rn hour.
! later, it was said here. Corporal
I Uoeder Nichols, though badly In
, Jured ,ls expected to live.
The plane was en route from
Washington lu Miami on a flight
to Man;it;un.
UeHiihnts f this town were
awakened ly the roar of the mo
tors as the hifj plane passed over
the plaee early this morning. They
arose to see tho plane' o into a
nose dive after el relink the town
several times, presumably In an
attempt to laud.
Arriving on the scene soon afler
tine crasn, iney imimi tne mimrs
of .Major i.ut ami ljeutenant mis-
; hey fit) feet from the wreckage, :
and both other oecupants nerl-
: ously Injured. .
-Corporal Nichols, radio operator,
! told, some of the ' eye-witnesses of j
! the crash that he did not know1
what to atlrlbute the accident Ut,
as "we bad reached the earth be-
fore I w as aware of any trouble."
; parted from the mmil air station
Anaeosllii at 1 :lir o'clock this
mornlnK. He had planned lo fly
1 to .Miami today and continue on to
! !
forces operating In Nicaragua.
.Major Lutv. was 4 7 years old
Curtis murine trophy for speed,
ma king I " miles per hour.
Major I. tit 'was I" years old ,
i r.. ri..n
" ".""H 1 " 1
lie had hcen coininunder of the'""" . ".' "'." "T
air forces at Tamplco.
t'lirporal Mct'besney's home was
in Detroit. Mich. Ills next of kin
Is Kred D. McChesney, a brother,
who lives at 237 at'mpbell street,
Detroit.
t'orpola Nb-bols lived In Flor
ence. Ala., and bis mother, Mrs.
Aether littple, lives at Dull Dayton
..street, I- lorence.
COLOMBO, Ceylon, June 23.-
Captain Daniel, commander ol the
Conimonwealtli liner .lervls Hay.
has wirelessed to the local agents
,m. lnlv ,, lm. jijuni iroiiine
aboard his shin was entirely eon-
fined to a group of stowaways. '
The cuplain sent the message In
reply queries based on reports
mm some of the strainer' crew
wero Involved. '
xho .lervls Hav Is expected at:
Colombo on .Monday. Captain Dan-',
lei several days ago sent a wireless
appeal for help In dealing wllh the;
stowaways but yesterday reported
1 that they were under' control.
The Noted Dead
IIIJKI.INGA.MK, Cal., June z:l.-
(fl'l .Moses A. (Iiinst, "0, million -
aire tobacco inerci ant and former portion 'of tho land grant fund !
republlrun national committeeman , ,mij ,y tho government lo thel
from California, died at his home . , untle. The state has lost In I
hcreearlytodayofhearldl8ease.u, cr.uu nl supreme courts I
He was stricken early yesterday. jot the state und bus now appealed I
flutist was the founder of the !t the Cnlted Slates supremo court j
chain of tobucco stores bearing his 1 r,,,, ii ,inin,.,i,,ti,,n ,t the'
name. 1 ' " detcl inlnatlon of IM
The Guust
merged with
stores later
tho General Cl tar
company.
Guust was born In New York and
moved to San Kranelsco In 1888.
u 1 ..1 ..'
, of Kan Kranelsco and was
chuli man of the western division;"" ",u '. , T '
of the Jewish relief committee.
Cwili-r Toninrrow
Kalr tonight and Sunday but,
tog pear tho coast. Cooler In the
Interior or thc west portion Sun
day. Normal humidity. Gentle,
variable winds.
HOT AGIST
AL SMITH IS
m CERTAIN
Cordell Hull, Candidate for'
President and Powerful
Figure in Democratic Cir-
cles Comes Out Publicly:
Against Dry Law Mod-;
ification.
HOUSTON, Texas. June 23. Wl
All attempt to oigaiii.e a last dllili
fight against the Smith Tureen In
the democratic natlunal couventiuu
I,,. VI U'.w.k Uily 1,1 fllll UU-illir IllllllV
In the face of eonriile.il e.ipi es- j
Kiona fruiii the camp of the New .
York governor that the buttle for I
,U. presidential nomination rt',l"y I
was over and all that leiii.ilne.1
ss for the delegates formally to
,..,,. .,,,,. t.hi,.n
f f Hovernor '
muel-ino lois or uooinoi f
Sl"b In the solid south were .
movement i.Mikim.-
sponsois of the moien ent looking
' cou ton of eumlldates with i
...
" """"K ) i
convention sirengiu to prevent ins
illumination on un early ballot.
jThey betieve that If this could be
-' a ecinn plished the Smith phalanx
I would disintegrate. The presence
i In the convention city of Senutor
It
.1 of .Missouri, who arrived last
t night from Kansas City, guve re
i newed hope to the southern group
that tho tide might he turned be
.fore the convention opens Tuesday
or at luast before the balloting gets
under way Thursday or Friday.
The antl-Smlth forces were fur-
ihni' lii'iirlirtel bv n Mtntement Im-
HUVi illt llMl nKju ,y A, t;. sallee,
( jH.lKunul reprcsenlutivo of Kvans
Wulleii. Indiana's favorite son that
i1u Hoosler stale delegation would
remain "steudfastly and lwyully be
hind" the IndfanapullH banker
"until a candklato Is chosen by tho
convention."
Kalleo'H stutemont was Issued
i almost colneiuent with J it"
i not only of Heed but also of Sena.
j tor Waller K. OeorBo ot lieorglu
....u .... cuuu.-.mci.i
i delegation from bis own state and
! is promised delegate support from
South I'aiollna. I.'loridu and Alu-1
llama. In addition.
tleorgc said his state delegation
mjt nMl-V was Instructed to vote Cor
stann ny nun as long as ins name
was before the convention. lie
added (hat he did not believe Gov
ernor Smith would ever get any
tleorgla voles for the nomination,
With the arrival of Oeorge and
I II t I. t..l I 1.1 .,
were on the ground. Tho third Is
t'urdell Hull of Tennessee who
Issued a statement declaring that
be was "decidedly opposed to uny
modification or weakening of the
prohihltlon measure."
Thesplte the evidences of In
creased activity in tho camps of
Hie enemy wllh prohibition us thu
rallying point, the Smith lleulen -
ants appeared confident tin noth-
Ing could stop their man and said
they felt no concern over the
situation. They passed tho word
thai the New York governor would
have arullnd 7lll Votes on the first
ballot, and that after Hie conven -
Hon had been afforded full oppor-
luiilty to pass on the ciinilldacles
j of the favorlle sons and others he,
.(pjisary 733 1-3 votes.
PREPARE TO EIGHT
LAND GRANT TAX
E. SUP. COURT!
, the Immense gallery broke Into n
I great cheer. It was a masterful ro
ItoSKHU'lKI. Ore., Juno 23. , covcry from disaster. Then tin
lypt The executive committee ofAtlnntan stepped up. the ball be
tho organization of laud grunt; hind htm, and took a line to ram it
ountles. met here last night to straight for the hole. Hut It was a
discuss the further defense of the trifle strong, bounced tiff one side
counties to tho effort of the state;
1 1 secure through court action
i,,,; ,7,,, ."" "" , , ! ".".n.,
put up n neierm.neu
"c" 7""" , ' ,.,' ni Jht
tlu;T, n 1 .. '
nulhurlzed tho .employment of
I "u, h uil.lim.nal associate counsel
present llie ciiuinn-n innuo .v-
fore tho Cnlted States supreme
court.
District Attorneys enrson 01
Marlon county und cordon 01
Douglas county represent the so
erul counties Interested In tie
case. ........
ONES
FARREL
FOR TIRE
Bobby Slumps Final Round
Hancock' With Open Golf
Championship in Grasp
Foozles Gallant Effort
of Hagen Fails.
OI.Y.MPIA FIELDS, ClflCAtiO.
Juno 'Si. (P) Hobby Jones and
Johnny Farroll stood tied for tho
open golf chain plonshlii of tho
United States todav. each with 72-
holo totals of -!M, after Holand Han-
Wllmln-Mon C blew m.
toc of ' lon- N-.V.' '
u" tho ''ist two holes with tho titlu
B1'- Hancock scored 2115.
,, k . ,l,, ,,.nil nr
Hancock, to stiokes ahead ol
ilvuls und needing only one
'
".V . .' , ,?
clinch the title, took a bad Blx on
. ..; ,.
the par four seventeenth and then,
with the bis gitllery swirling
arotnul him, took unuther nix on tho
par live eighteenth to forfeit hl
chance to tie.
Jones, niter Betting tho mice for
lwu hhbii uauij on ms
Ulltll I UUIIIl, LIII1K I I, MllUl pi l--
vioiifi rounds of 7U-71-73. With most
of the other top notchers also in
difficulty, however, the Georgian
whs uhle to gain a tie with Karrell,
who put on n great finish today
after tallying 77 and 71 on his open
ing rounds. He' scored 71-72 to-'
day.
It was the fourth tie for tho
championship In the lust nix yours
and tho third time In thi period
that Jones has been one ol the par-
tlelpaiitH, - ;
It was announced that' tho great
Georgian and the ntyllst Now York
profeHHlonal, nearer to the crown
than ever before, would play off
' , , " V , n m
! nl,ly nt l" " m'
OI.VMI'IA I'lKI.US, UlllLAtiO,
june Walter Hagen, after
; ,.,ii,.t Hrfrt lo overtake the
ieailorB. failed, finishing with a 7li
for his final round and a total of
2. two st io ken behind Jones and
Karrell.
OI.Y.MPIA KIHI.DS, CHICAOO,
June 23. (pi Johnny Karrell ot
Miiriunioncek, Y., tied Hobby
Jones of Atlanta for tile lead In the
national open golf championship on
j the 117th hole today when she shot
spectacular golf while Jones was
.,!,..,..., I.n.ll,, Vlflll, l.nu v,.t
7 . .1 .in 7,r,,.
to pluy, thc title wus a tossup.
OI.Y.MPIA KIEl.DS, CHICAGO,
Juno 23. (P) Choking badly after
stalling his fourth round two
strokes in front of the field. Cobby
Junes took 40, five over par, for
1 1' first nine and saw his advan
: tK0 slip.
' Willie MacKarlane clung to Hob.
by's heels on the first 18. returning
I In 7 for a 711, the same as Jones,
and holding his place three strokes
j back with a total ol' .
i MncKarlano was even por on 14
! "f the 18 holes,
1 Henry Clued of Stratford, Conn.,
1 clime with a "t for a total of ill),
i Just two strokes back ot Bobby.
0iVMpA FIELDS. CHICAGO,
I June 23. UP) Slumping budly 011
I rourtli and final round. Hobby Jones
took a 77 to bring his total up to
j 2!I4 and go Into a He with Johnny
.'urrell for the lead In the national
I open golf championship today.
II Jones ployed the 17th perfectly
i In four, while Sarazen got a blrdlo
three with a zu-tooter.
His drive from Ihe 18th hooked
In between two trees, he put his
I second in the thick grass of a ditch
across the fairway, rrom this Bail
He Hobby walloped a beautiful
maslile niblick shot to the (treen.
It struck 25 feet from the cup, while
of thc tin and went two feet over.
aille holed out for a pnr drive and
took 77 for the round. ,. .
The Cards: .,,(
Jones
In B 4 4 3 4 4 4 I 5-37 77 2!l I ,
Sarnzen t
In 6 4 4 3 4 6 3 3 5-20 12 UIMi
'
OIjVMHIA piKLDS. CHICAGO.
Juno 2.1.-
1 .... a -n e,nni. tuf : i,nia in (i.
! national open golf champlotisliip
; tli totals rur M holes, scores for
i ,ho r""nU "ml Rml ,"",1b:
i X-ltlal Itolfs. Chicago. 2:;r,.7!.-:il I.
, ... ...,. v., Vnvk. 2JII-77 :lli:l.
(.,10(,t (,er Taft- 2:!5-9nn23.
i Irvln Ottman, liulsvine, ;;.it-uo
j
j p ' Q ' ,ari .Wheeling. 233-81 .117.
! Harry Hampton, Chicago, 223-80
M-
Johnny Farrall, NoWYork, 222-72
294.
(Continued to Fag Six)
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