Medford mail tribune., June 25, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

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80 CALIFORNIA
EDITORS HERE,!
More Views of Hoover Republican Nominee
C. OF C. GUESTS
Irving Vining Chief Speaker,
7' at Moon Luncheon Auto!
. Caravan Leaves for Cra-j
ter Lake mis ATternoon
List of Visitors.
,, Khjhty members of the Califor-j
jiia i'resa atmociitttun and UiHr
wlvea wore special tmesis at a
luncheon today noun at llotei
-Med ford, with the local Chumher
of Conimcrco aft lug au liosln.
Irving Vinlng of Ahtilund t;avo un
Interesting outline of '"The aLey:
nd of Ciaer La'ie."
' An address of welcome to tliu
Visiting . delegation wan given In'
Leo Tutlie, editor of the .Modford
Dally New, and Jluhcrl Jtuhl.
editor or The Mall Tribune, pre
sided over the meeting. Friend
Itlchardson, president of the Cali
fornia association mid formerly
governor of the state, responded
10- the 1 Mcdfurd hospitality with
a 8hort talk.
Following the banquet, the ed
itors were assembled in ears fur
nished by local men, and ut 2
o'clock the caravan of cars, la
beled with Medford official hIkiis,
started on its way to Crater lake.
For six days the scribes will con
vene at the resort, combining
pleasure with business sessions.
Aiost of the Medford men expected
to return tonight.
Officers of the press associa
tion, beside the president, .Mr.
Richardson, are;- Justus R Crac
mer of the ;.'cw at Orange, vice
president; Oraii A. K.ng, iedger.
Jackson, secretary, and Louis
Meyer, editor of the Leader of
Oaudale, treasurer.
Officers cx officio and mem -bets
ot the executive cuiiinutic
are: F. fl. Maeklndor, Star, Ht.
Helena; D. J. Jteesc, Free l'res,
Ventura; AVlll lilake, Advocate.
OUroy; C. O. Uunhar, I'ress
- Democrat, Bantu Jtosa; W. A.
Shepard, Herald, Auburn; J. it.
Clabbcrt, Enterprise, Jtivcrside;
Q. G. ltadcliffe, Pajaronian, Wat
son villc; l'aul W. Moore, Facts.
Itodlands; Clark Walto, I'ilot
fivvM, Han Pedro, and J. K. Olm
sted, editor of Argus, Petuluuia.
Other members of the excur
sion Included: Edith Allen, L
Angeles; Will lako, lillroy; Italph
Hull and wife, Kureka; Walter 1".
HuriiH and wife, Han Francisco;
Miss Maiy licnlon, San Francinco;
Mrs. M. K. Cochrane,. J. F. t'rae
mcv and wife, Orange; Lon t.'ha
piu and wne, 1'asadenn; Mis. C.
A. Carroll, Cnllsloga; C. O. Dun
Var, Santa Kosa; Miss Her nice
downing. Santa Ciura; M. J. Dur
and and wile, San Francisco; it.
A. French and wife, Alturas; L.
H. Jlopper, Miss Anna Hopper.
Ijii Ilabra; Mrs. "Nina Harbison,
San Hernardlno; M. U. Henry and
wife, Llvermore; Paul Jasper and
wlte, Foriuna; Oran King and
Wlfo. Sacramento; John Long, Lo.h
hunomu; H. A. Miller and wile.
Angeles; W. Murphy and wife,
Covlna; H. A. McHlde and wife.
Susanvlllu; Paul AV. Moore and
ife, Jtedlands; William Mooro,
Uedlands; Louis Meyer and wlfu,
Oakdale.
I. E. O'Keefe, Kdward OKeef.
and Miss Carniel O'Keefe, Ited
wood City; J. 15. Olmsted and
wife, Petaiuma; J. J. I'enny and
wife. Long (teach; Krieml Klch
ardson mid wife, Iterkeloy; John
Richardson and Paul Kleluirdson,
Berkeley; D. J. Koeso und wife,
Ventura; Miss Anna Ileeso, Ve:.
tura; AV. 13. Smith, Yreku; Rus
sell Smith, Yreka; T. N. Shaw and
wife, V. Campbell, 11. V. Tail.
Ha n Fra neiseu ; Fred Tread wa y .
San Francisco; c. F. Waite ami
wife, Han Pedro, and Miss Mar
jorlo AVulte and Homer Wood of
porlervllle.
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MBS. W00DR0W FRANK GOODING HOI SB !
WILSON GIVEN iDAHOS 11! 1 S f
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SEAT OF HONOR SENATOR, DIES
Hy W. II. ltiisxluli-.
AsswiiUi'd l"re suiff Wrilrr
I1UISTKN. Texiia. June
l'CiflTI.AXn, Ore.. June 25. 'A
.'Qut't in-ovailii mi loeul wliulv.siiln
Vlirinw nf I ato Prpcirinnt Is flftpr I nnn Illness Rnrah R . t , stin i ih-.mIui-c iainkiiH mix mm-ninc unci
;,. ,h. list of vice nrcnidcntinl ' commodity vrtc- .-,-,. B..nr ally
Teammate Succumbs in ! ..si..iu.ie. u. i.ohiu iu.d!.y Hu.-j..y.
i loday toward Indiana, a pem-n-1 l,on"-
I ail. T Tt. D ! , l.,.,l..l f nnlllli.ii nu' I'om 111 HHU WI'll' 1 1 II.-Ill II !,'
UUIB' IUWII Midi DCdlS;'""' w .7 .J.:olJ tork iwlulora of -lilch Wi,
His Name Attack of In
Honored at Dedication of!
Convention Hall and Is;
First to Sign Register I
Mrs. Al Smith Arrives.!
fluenza Proves Fatal.
Ily MAItTIIA. UAI.HY.MIMJ:,
As4U'la.'d J!!!' Starr Wrll'.'i
" IIOI'KTOX, . Tfixan.' - June St.
fPl l'lans for thp ii'.ovitnliic i
fal ovents attenlant upon
out of the alU-nco pfl'VadinK
ilturters of parly leailei-H i-ain-j
the impression that Kvans Wollen,
Indianapolis hanker, stood well tip ; ' ' per wa
.uno.-.g llio.se looked l.po Uh frma c;lB
favor as a running mate for the
tleiuocrattc standard bearer.
There was little decrease in the
ehatter eouplinn the names of
of A rk a nsiis, J I n 1 1 o t
fiOOOI.VC, M.iho, June 25. (7I1.
Frank fl. flooding, t;y, Idaho's
junior rfpresentaiive In the L'nitetl Kohin.'-un
StitteH senate, is dead. ! Tennessee and various others with ; .
; Death earne yesterday after-; nn. Viee presidential nomination, I j-t,., ,-! were about h t e a d v.
the noun, lifter a lotm fiht against i uut the opinion spread thai the , sti-jiwherries movinir at SI 7S t
mis HUpplief remain in Ntinao.
Prices tire low, hest of ferlnux' of
U. S. No. 1 K'ade Ueschuies go-mA
mck. f':
isier all
around, refleetiner penerous Fiip
I plies anif light demand, t'heri ie.s
were drugKy. roynl amies ranging
1 from seven to ten cents per pound
and blngs brinsins from 10 to U
arrival of many distinguished ' neaun. in ine nine iown i inuiana man liuyoi mne mui-18Q; loganberries at to ?l.yd
feminine Buests for the demo- hv founk'1 luI which bears hUfgin which would provo hard tojam, mspberries around $1.75 p.
name. While 'his death wan the i overcome when conversation is t-rate Currants were easier at
eratlc national convention Miper-1 (Mr(M.t r(,Ml of oan(.c.r phyHlonns converted into votes on the con-$1 50 lieP cialo.
n, uic inuiv- i.u.uiivsf-jihu i'"ni- Hiiiu mat nis Beneraiiy puur nuuiui vcntion noor. JnUlcatlons tills morning were
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More photos of Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover, Republican presidential nominee selected by
the Kansas City convention. To the left above, Hoaver is shown as he appears today. On the right
Is the Republican nominee as food administrator during the World war, and below, a rare view of the
aecretary of commerce with President Coolidge.
G. O. P, NOMINEE IN HOME OFFICE
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! Sl'OKAXK, June i!f. M'l Mark
j Keacoek, alumt I-S, Jewi'ler, is de.ul
ami Harry Mnslcr. II " . an attorney.
! is In a serious condition at a local
leal discussions today in women's
circles.
Battle lines have been pretty
j well laid by early male arrivals,
and the women feel they can now
ocvottt uieniseives partially to Hie
entertainment devices thut must
of necessity fall upon their shoul
ders. .Mrs. Wood row Wilson, who ar
i ived in Houston yesterday just
j In time to he the guest of honor
i at the dedication ceremonies in
I the new convention hall and to
I be the first to sign the register
at the hospitality house, will be
given brrakfast tomorrow niorn
( log by the Daughters of the Amer
! lean Revolution.
Mrs. A. It- Foster of the local
j chapter is in charge of the ar
rangements, while Mrs. Court
i Norton of the Colonial Dames will
1 lim-cni the late president! widow
j with .'i corsage of orchids.
Mrs. Alfred E. Smith, who-,
! arrival nt noon today was awaited i
eagerly by both supporters of hei
huj-'bnnd's candidacy and thos
I opposed to him. will accept only
one of the many Invitations ex
i tended her. and that al will hn
; : breakfast affair, tendered by
the local committee on enlertaii;
. oient, under the direction of Airs.
..J. O. lloss of Houston.
Mrs. Kmiiy Xewrll Hljiir. na
' tlonal conimitteewfiman from Mis-
; lioui i and outgoing vice chairman ! anil an nltark f influen:ia suf
' of the national eontiuittee, will b.' i fereii last December while direct
'. guest of honor with Mrs. Wilson ! in the iuve:;ll;;:Uo:ns of a enMe
j at H break fast Wednesday given J sub-coin mil tee In eastern coa!
l y the Xational Democratic Wo-i fields had hastened the end. Me
; men's club, of which she is pres-j underwent an operation at the
' blent. I .Mayo hospital In lloeheter June A
.Miss Mabel Vernon, executive see-! :tnd was brought to the home here
I'eelary, announced that Miss Mary of his daughter, Mrs. A
Murray, a subway lieket seller in I bert, last Tuesday.
N'ew York, would arrive today to j I turned in to urrangc-ments pro -1Md
the fight of the women's j vtde for funeral services at the
party to have the women's eon -' Sc hubert home Wednesday, under
stitutionjil amendment plank in-! direction of the Masonic lodge.
rerted In the democratic national
Wollen is pointed to as a man that egg prices would go higher
who would strengthen the possi- j nte today as supplies were Jic.tree
bilities of the democrats in lndl- j ly sufficient to meet active demand
ana and one who might aid them
in carrying their battle into the
farm belt.
I'"r:ends of Governor Nellie Tay-
aud considerable short-held stock
was moving out of storage to fill
orders.
iiutter values were unchanged
(Cont)nuea from l'age Ono)
;or (loss of Wyoming have de-land the market tout! was firm. No
clared they intend to put her in changes wore quoted in poultry or
nomination for the vice presl- country dresKCd meat prices,
dency and placards proclaiming v-t. . - "
her candidacy have appeared on: J
the streets.
Mrs. Ross, however, has de
clined to discuss it. j the state officers and courts and
Others whose names stil! figure to a large extent given in munity
in the list of pre-convention poy- to the bootleggers and infesi and
i sibihties include Jesse H. Jones', j curse many parta of the bind."
! Houston banker and publisher, i Senator Reed, after sjiee'fv'ng
fjovernor Moody of Texas, Senator his original objection to the Mii
1 larrison of Mississippi, Senator ! amendment, declared:
Jiarkley of Kentucky. Covernorj "Rut when the constitution was
Ritchie of Maryland. Uennctl Clari; i amended. It became the supreme
of Missouri, a son of the late j law of the land. When the Vol
spcaker Champ Clark of the hous. i Mead act was paused- it bece-im
ctf representatives; Governor Ryrd the statute law. And constitution
tf Virginia, Lewis Stevenson of and law became binding upon all
RIoomington. III.; Senator Oeortto ; citizens and public officials. .Sii.:i
of Georgia, former Governor Bran- j iarly the duty devolved upon the
' don of Alabama and George R.
Rerrv of Tennessee, president of
the pressmen's union.
Cottane Grove Slaughtered
SALKM, Ore., June 25. (P) Cot
tage Grove was no match for Salem
hero Sunday and the Senators won
a Willamette Valley league hall
game. H to 0. Red Hidings and
Sullivan poled out homers for the
Senators.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., June 25.
(P) Seeded jdayers came through
according to schedule in early play
of the annual inl preolle?ate la'i-n
tennis championship on the courts th
I 4chu- ol li'e uteri on v.ricitUL ciuo KMlH.v. i oiparua i ij seen
r n si rounu: riugu iiuuiop. Texas, paws or uie uinu ana ueieno un
defeated Henry Neer, Oregon, G-3, ! constitution against nil enemies,
-'-, 0-1. l'oreii:n anl domestic."
stales to support honestly th-?
eonstitutH'm. The compact of the
!tnt"s binds them to uphold the
constitution, .iut as it entitles
them to lis protection and bene
fits. "In my opinion, the isth amend
ment will stand until and unless
the moral foree if the , nation
become convinced there is some
better way to deal with tho liquor
problem,
".My entire public life ought to
make It unnecessary for me to
say what 1 now do say: that, if i
am elected president, I will keep
oath of office and falr'y and
to enforce the
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hospital ami Mrs. Ileacock is being L.1..1 rnrit)
held by (he poller as the result of, An OJirIy (.OIlveiUin ,.,.Val was
ISelip Slier win. president of
I the League of Women Voters, j tions so far as the Initial roll call
j She already has begun to muster j was concerned but on the other
j Jvcr forces to storm the platform hand were so anxious to let every
I committee in the interest of the i body run that they might a;-k
I five-point plant the league advo-j Maryland to vole f'rst for Ritchie !
cates. i instead of Smith in order to delay!
j 4 ! the decision. 1
j Oklahoma. aucusing late this
taternoon found herself in a key!
I position. Her delegation of twenty j
lis unlnstrueted and came out of aj
'state convention jointly controlled!
by Smith and Reed partisans..
This is the first picture of Senator Charles Curtis, Republican
nominee for the vice presidency, posed in his Topcka, Kas., ofl'.cj,
after receiving the nomination.
s a siiooung oy i teacocK in ine j Vii
liniiiti iy notei last night, ah came
1 from Tekoa.
! Mosier came here I-'riday and
obtained rootii No. (0ii. Mrs.
Ileacock came Thursday and got
room .Mr. Ileacock came at
:!:-( j p. m. accompanied by a young
,U' iiiiiii supposed to be his daugh
ter. 1 le g:ot the numbers of the
.rooms occupied by his wife anil
Mosier. The young woman left
abruptly alter being present a few
, minutes. While responding to a
;eall, Clyde Lewi-:, a bellboy heard
jiliaeoik say: 'This has gone too
tf:ir." Lewis was about to eater the
'room with ice water In response to
the rail when bo heard four shots.
i-Mrs. llcaeork ran out of the room
crying "i "all the doctor. lie has
i shot lla;ry," according to the belli
; '
i Mrs. Ileacock told the police she'
! had come to Spokane to get a ill-'
oree. only one revolver was!
hound. Ileacock. th.- r -Idem-., dls-i
'closed, put two bullets into Mosier ! mitUl'- 11 was l,u' I,anu" testimony
jjuul two Into himself. illat '"-,d John D. Rockefeller,
i : i Jr., to demand his resignation as
Rags wanted at the Mail Tfib- chairman of
'tine office. Must be clean
SMITH LOOMS LAKG1-: .
i continued Irom Pa On.)
CANADIAN NATIONAL. - TO V H Y W 1 1 11 R E IN CANADA
THROUGH THE COOL
CANADIAN ROCKIES
NDiCT OIL CHIEF
PERJURY CKEsk!
I,ov
Sutmner
Fared
so twenty turn to Smith,
Uy would men n Hie del-
ollapse of the ntteinpts to i
I build up a bloc against him.
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POtlTL.VNI), Ore.. Juno IX UV !
WoiUhor here was ijloudv ami
cool today, with prospects of un-
settled weather tonight. After a ;
' WASHINGTON. June 25. OVt-
Robert W. Stewart, head f the i "
Indiana Standard CM I cum puny, i
per'jurv tom.v as the result of his' s',ll,'' "fternoon Saturday tho skies .
. , . . ;., .. , : clouded and Sunday v.-us nio.sttv .
( ontinental irutluii: companv te- , . , ... .. . .
,, . f .. . .. cloudy, with a little sunshine in i
HIIUUIJ IMIHIC HIV Ml, .III' Ull OIII- ' ( I. j , flci'lKllin
day was "I.
It's the Ml Robson Route East
through the highest Canadian
Rockies. Stop off at world-famed
jasper National Park. Rates at Jas
per Tark Lodge $7 50 a day up,
American Tlan. Open for 500
Rucsts, May 21 to Sept. 30. Can
ada's finest 18-hole golf course.
Golf week Sept. 8 to 15. Weekly
mailings, Vancouver and Prince Ru
pert to Alaska.
Maximum yester-1
LThc Largest Railway System in American
iionnj (if ilhv
fin: DAU.F.S. Itay-Muline;
the eorporatien's j c:innt'i-y of HiUsliorti luiya 5U'i
tors. ttms J ;-i-ji t Anni i-llprrics.
Plcuc scnJrac your free booLlcc on the Canadian Rockies roule East. i(0LTP1P
Cily Pass. Aflt.
ramc 302 Va,hi! si., rorll.ni.1
AdtlrciJ i310-4G(i.F l'l'iie Ueatun 34-t
"'belomilim nml Mult'K for thu .
com i uk convention will bo cli-i'lod ;
Rt tonight's meeting nt Medford j
I'ORt Nu. 15, American I.eiou, and i
a Inrso attendamu Is reuucxlcd hy
Pot Commander llroinley. Some
intcrcstiiiK rejioiis on llu eouven
lion will be made by the commix-
alon nnd every meiulier HhoTiltl he i
present to learn of the proKrcsB !
which Ir hoiiiK made.
'.- Henry Klnhrcr, chairman uf the
dance committee, will inulia u re
port on the hip; Legion dnnco which
takes placo at tho Oriental liar
dena tomorrow night, and .lack
Wood will report on the drum corps
wrestling bout next Friday, livery
member Is urted to lirlnK a new
member tonight lo help swell the
proBcnt total lo 7 (H) members before
July 1.
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Obituary
i A telegram was recelvetl this
inornlng from Los Angele. t'ul.,
telling of the pafsing lust night
In that city of John A. (.luck)
Henaton, who has been Ml for the
last yonr, with u eonipllcallun of
ftllinenls. Ho was owner of the
J'ostoffleo Bupcr-Scrvico station.
Md lias been a rusldent of this
city for ifbout three years. He
was well known and highly pop
ular. : It l understood that I'lVrmcnt
111 1- u4. place In thu southern
ttietri'POluV' He was a member of
the local Klks lodna and "eaves
one son, a nephew and other rel
atives In this elty.
Mr. Heaston fl about u inontli
ago for Los ngelef to to.isuu
Biedlcnl special Is! a.
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FIRST ROLL CALL
SMITH VICTORY
HOI'STON, Te.v.. .In no "Ti. pVt
On Its 1 lixt rollcalt vote, tho dun
oerntlo nation;) I commit too toduy
voted, 7 ti to 14, to pl.ice on the
temporary roll of the national con
vention nix Snillh pledued dele
Kato irom the Canal Zone, headed
ly .Mr. I,. (. Keen, th' national
cetninltteevvomnn from that dis
trict. In o doinu it turned down a late
of untiirttnictetl ih-lcnatcs heitded
hy National Commit tec mint Krunk
T. Ilalln, who was generally con
Hiilered for Ueetl for prestd'-nt.
The committee decided that the
Kein hh;aUon had been legally
chosen.
The committee iiImi placed on the
temyoiary roll t Smith pledued
delegates from the IU-trlct of Co
htmlila. headed ly N.nlonat Com
mllteeman Conlello. an well nx
three l'hlhideliihta deleuatew who
were eleeteil on the remilnr I'entl
kv Ivan la eon vent Ion tU ket.
All of the decisions of the com
mittee are uppi-aitilde lo the cre
dS'ntlalfi eoiiimlttee of the convention.
NOOSE NEAR FOR
! KLAMATH II!
l'OlITI.ANI). Ore.. June 2 5. tVi
Oivill,. Onvis. Klamath Ir.dlan.
louml K'llhy 'f the murder of his
host friend. Lawrence Walker, al.o
an Indian, hoard the death .sen
tence pronounced hero today hy
I'eileral .Jude Hoherl S. lieiin.
lalo for the execution was set for
,unut 1. No place was desiKn
ated. An appeal for executive clem
ency coin in lit !tlr; the seine nee to
life Imprisonment will he made,
defense counsel .said. Walk .! was
kilted to I low i n a I trawl on the
Klamath reset alion.
NOMINATE A
SIIANUM.M. .In tie jr.. Iin The
lintlnnnllM news nyeiicy rcpurl.,
that the imlliiiuillMt Kiiverniiiniit
lias ilecl.li il tu cl. in in. I tlml CIciiik
Hxiii'Ii.I.Iiiiii: in oM'tliiril nf M in
chmlii. in pi ii,i:,,,nli.t iii,.,.
lllllty, l.lll'-iwl.o the n.lllriMiill.lH
plun a military lm.ii.ini, ,r Man-fhurlu.
lim'STPX. Texas. June ::.. - (.1i
i I'VanMin I). Koosevell. calulliUtc
for the vlce piesldi'licy eiRlit years
1 ago. today was named by (.eorge
K. VaiiNamee, manager of tlovern-
'or Smith's iireeonveutlon activities,
lo act as tloor leader for Ihe Smith
.forces In the convention.
I .Mr. Hnosevelt. who liviw at llv.l-.
Turk. IhichesK evimty. New York,
will plac e- the Now Yoik governor
In n mi i n at 1. 1 n . a (urn tion he 1'cr-
i fi'i nu-il lour years ao.
TREE
We have in stock a large quantity cf EXTRA QUALITY
tree props.
They are full two inches in width, surfaced four sides and
CLEAR of knots.
We are offering these tree props at
$30 per thousand board feet
which is the same price as is being asked for the c o.m m o n
rough props.
IG PINES LUMBER CO.
6th and Fir Sts.
Phone 1
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