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The Weather
EDFORI) 1
Weather .Year Ago
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and l'ui.lii) .
Ma 1im 11 til ) eMcrday
.Minlnuiiii toy
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FT . irnsi
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Duily 'IVfiitv-thtrii Yar
W.vklv titti -srvi-r.f t( Vfji!
TodavHOOVERfl)
ane
A Religious Fight?
So Much of Everything.
Gov. Smith Was Wise.
Fricfrtene Musicians.
(CopyrigtfT) 1927, by New York
Evening Journal. Inc.) O
i.
Haplisls anil Methodist
tly Kim, call a O'livi'ni ino to
oppose (lovcnior SnQh. They
Iv" their ohjectinnyin the "ov
crnnr's prohihition ii 1 1 it nQ'- ""I :
'ci iiny (iiii'sliijij )' n-liirinii. ;
Wliiii I lie real l i-ht is In lie
will iti v 1 1 later. O
?5orli
cwsp.-tpQs iH'lii'Vi'-l
1 his presidential fleet inn is In
lie a relioinns contest, Iihsiiik
t In 1 1" opinion mi llieir reeenl ex
perience, when Marx, a t'nthn
lie, flu atiainst llinileliere. a
lYnlostnnl. tin latter winning
Ktln iresi(leney, and. strange In
' say, IliOl'Oinan Sneiaiisl party.
UHnostie, supported the Callm
O lie candidate.
ILnweviQ Hiiiilen'ner's "tOt
war record nrnhahlv did lonrc
' is
I'm- lWn than his I riilestaiilism. j
O
The Cerina litnrs sa
, . ... , . '
Americans vilO" surprised In
jnd IUv nniiVJ nl a hold re-.
liiiion still
lias nn hum; uP he-
inns.
Thnse that
o
anvthiin;
will not he surprised,
(iennaiiy. linwever,
doi's nut
know how impnigjlar iMitspnken
rilii:iiins prejudice is in this
country.
Tli 10- is plenty nl'Ol, nnd hit
ter, in every reunion, anil much
ilecp nndcrjiTniinil wnrl;. lilt
lie ' W(jji uses jvlQinn openly
linrls his eansQ
A little irl.Qant to a Salva
iQi Army seaside camp, ex
elair'd: "I never saw so much
- n
nl' iinytliiii";
T''ii i'nun city
-was 'inidcd ;it t ho
slums,
bigness
llic sky. tin iinniriisiiy nf
ocean,
fields.
and the width of recn
--mO
that poor child, millions
11 world that lias so much
l.il;,
live in
of everythin!.'. they liavin:,' so
little. .Men are so far from civ
ilUtginn that the powerful rare
ly plan to (jive- the weal; a shiir
in tin wiirlil's 'cverylhinu'."
'(iod may foifxive yon for
not (.'ivine; poor children bread,
which costs money.'' s:QI Iiicli
ter, "lint IJo will not I'oQ've
yon for depWiiif;- them of fresh
air and sunlight Unit cost noth-iii!,'.-'
' O
t lleve and
awakciiinc; of
there of late an I
iQal conscience !
is seen
vidnals
It heiiins wilh indi-!
not with uoveriOicnl
as in the frccinir of slaves.
The Metropolitan Life Insur
ance company spent millions
hnildiii',' eomfort.Oie apart
ments to rent for the least pns
sihle ehari;e. instead of the most
possihle.
.lollll D. Kocljxfeller. dr..
whose father has t;ivcn linn-
drods of millions to education
anil to fiohtine disease, Imill
low price cily apartments and
now Imihls apartments in the
sidnirlis when- families may live
i-om fort ably wfth health for
their children.
II Is forumale thai a few power
0'nl men know how to asseinlile
3 millions anil ilo for the people what
they anil their liovernmeiit have
not the hralns or will to ilo.
Aiiimnnelne his ilctei-minatinn
phiniL'p the Vnlsteail law. reiiii
8
less of tile nenioc-al ic "hope-dry"
plank, was uood politics nnd juils
nienl 011 Ihe pari of lioveinnr
Smith. O
It i-uases an outcry, of course, tint
those that cry mil openly would
have worked nalnst him secretly,
anyhow. To talk of Republican cor
ruption is not enough, eppeciillv in
the face of so mm h Democratic
IMiiftltlc.
(CoDtloutd oa PI Four)
MEET AL'S
ni ea 1 1 riinri
UyALbtlM
Republican Candidate
o
to Sjdesp Wet DefiQby
Smith Will Take Mili
tant Stand forShibition
Law as Vita? Factor in
Prosperity of U. S.
WASHINGTON. ,;Oy 2. Ifl'l
ciolnry Hoover lie",u today what '
)eeli'(l In be his laslWilll weeli
as ''"t (l' lt(e fnniiniTce (U'liart
nl plaiiH, lu will ;
lenw h ' ciipitai iilxtiil July in lor
his linnic inOitlii'uruia. Mt oppini; ij
, tin way to pp'sonl liis rps;.;aatitni 1
' Ut rrcsiili'iit ("oolidc at uu- sutn-
ini'r W liitt- House in 'isC(insin. '
Tl.c n-nii)li'an national commit-;
; ti'i A inaUin.u all arratmcnu-ntH tor
lln- jTiarm-y, wliicli is to he inailc on
in sptM-ial I lain, so larf is lln'
1 larty whirh will acioniian th
i lucsiilriit ial tiiiiiiiP. Tli- oacl
illnorai v h
, TW lo Ui' clciiniifly !
1M;11,,' ,
cimiliijrtei
headed i.y ilnvi
llleol All-. lloiivt
;I snnie other
-of Calilorniaiis. 1
racpQ Yuinif;, O; I"
at Uciio. Ni-v.. Q ,
Itoitn, ilciemtin .
upon ih
mile chosen, a'pj csco. t ;
1 1 i in to San t-'rani isco.
II is iilamUl 1
IIUI
that Mr. Hoover will respond u'Ut impair nu- uu.-i.. ,11111 i u..-k' .
their r-Ow; at Oakland, possil.lv " xhnwn nn rnnnmi over
maliir..-; Ins first pnhlk- address 'Uu- fat.0f his injured passeQ-er.
there since his nlnaiio:i. I'-'i.-riff .lennins says that the
Wefresl.
! Mr. (T)oov
d hv a quiet week end.."""- i-Kn. ne men. rii.u k-m
r turned a-iaiinwlay to P': Swish-r was inioxnated mfc)
his speech acceptinn the nomina
tion. which is to he dt-livered when j
he is otl ti tan v apprised of his se-1
lection hy the cnvention. The noli-1
I licatlon is planned for early in Auy-i
ust at Mr. Hoover's home in Palo
'Alio. O !
O It is ntii.Ostood that Mr. Hoover :
has completed draftini; the sections
! l' l'(y a()n-ss dealini; w it h tlte
aritVllural sitiuition anil that his
next subject Ik prolJhliioiQ There
is a prevalent belief, too. that ho
, intends dealing unequivocally with
this issue and that, in addition to
; supporting the platform plank
l pled -iiny; risiil enforcement, he will
1'iidoise the fundainental principles i
il prohibition.
lO-his onnection it is recalled
that as secretary of ccjjimerce Mr.
Hoover two years nun ireclared 14.0- ,-,ported ih.it Swisher refused
, hihition a contributory factor in',(imii .,nv- tacts Qd1 assumed
.Vinericali industrial ellicicncy.
GETS KILLER 0F
ni:v
( 'Incai
i.Ov '
fllrll.l 1
iind tie
pulici' fi
Colnslni.
YliKK. .Inly 2. I'Vl -
;n .-iimstcis were soin;lll
i- ihc killinK "t l-'i.inlc Vale,
if --Si-arlaco Al'' Caponc.
tnaa hlaliM-,1 hy Chh-aKo
r Hi'- l i Minu "( "IliK Hill"
in Or ami lin o'l
Qi,::::
i Illnll ill 1 '' - I.
iim nf Villi- n
j yesli-lilay hail
1 111.' slay lute nl
i-Itll-r the slinut-
11 a ili-iinklyii Mti-eet
anylhiim I i tin with
"liiK Tim" Murphy
In 1 "hicam
last
k wii
not
I parent.
ill-.
hoots and
was I'i hi
died n, hf?:
his
di inninils 1.11 tie
i.n'iol.lli' alone. l I
bi 1 0 k. ts w ere s
in bills Od ehei ks
wer his diamond
1:1111 ami Mmm '
on liiflnc.'is ;
i'1-i"
envy Vf the
who knew him.
IQ shiny biu sedan was eruisins
seiialetV do.vn tile center of a by
street in tin' H'Mi.uuh Park section
w lu 11 a bl.uli sedan hen rim; an
tllilKii. li- ell'-e plaQ I I'epl up be-hill'I-
-III-! before the following
ear drew abe,i-t of Yale, a fosj!
lade of shots sh.ittei ed t li- Sunday
,.Ui-t a,
and slots from a sab -ma
un and saw d off iu'l'iim
window of Yale's car.
Vab- Vh imp d dow n ovtr hi
wheel, bullets in his load. The
oth r ear -p wle. up, turned tl
rurn. r and O apoe.-n. rl In fl
traffic. Vale'f car 'ii p :I the
curb, mmo'il ib-w n n "small tree
anil aiiie to t'ei ai:ain-t the stoop
f a liiu- A lift'e u J tl i-overd
in inc bottom of a ear parked uear
1 v. a hole from a -tray bullet In
the v. indhi Id al. her head.
Q.e. 3:. y.-irs old. w.l- 'y .f
Ihe f.''. s'ii vivlim mem tiers the
old "Kie I'oint"" uanc. H" hid
a New York erimiiwij n'emd dat
inir ba k to 1 ! 1 2.
e I
Ml I' M'l l! (IV .11 I.V ITII
fnlli.n IH2 ii" w.-ll-e.lali.
li.hnl ilisl.,1.1. there vQ! he
IH, ,.-... .if Ihe Mill Tril.lllie
mi Uedh.-.lav. Ji I'll, so
llli- itiilil'.M's i.f Ih" teip'T
lii i' J'-lll 111 Ihe ll.ltliinal eele
1,1 .1 1 11 I : 'h pi-tuli in e I lay.
0
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CHICAGO GANG
DION O'BANIN'L
1 1
BOY KILLEaBY IRIAN ASKS
9 mum nnn,rncl-LM 'mU w
J IUMI H. IILIWt-U II nil T
UU b U VL ! si v 1 I U
) o 111 mum i n
HELD IN JAIL
o
Serious Charges May Be
P. Filed Against F. D. Swish-
er, Klamath Falls, Whose
Truck Yesay Killed
Unknown Lad Given Ride.
6 0
A wamlei-int; ln.y abtuit IS years
t' who said hi., nanir was
" VimiiK," Km rei'nsfd to Kivi- an v
tui tlwr inf-o-niat ;i'n ii'iout him
slf in Q folks, is dead, and K.
1. S wisher i'f iynuth Kalis, u
tiiii li diiver. ai;i''i: fCiyAi lH I'fUl
in tlw I'ouiHy jail. pi-n'Tin tin
luohahli- filing if a sftl'uis i hark.
us i In icsuli of a n anio ai-idi'tu
on Ashland - K latitat h Kails high
way Sunday a fl'-moon.
Ai-i-oidiim to the shi'iiff and
tralfl- oifircis, Swisher ph-Ued tip
ihr youih ii-'ar K'ni. While com-
'n., .Iiiivit lint sili-nn . I'iiil.O nl" lhr
(irc.-n Snriny mountain, tlu1 Oih); P
hit a lartii stum and was ijQt'h'i-t-i
d into a iiiu-h. Tin- iniia-t luirUvl
tin hoy from the sOt and lmth
Imitl wh"tls passi-d over his body,
1 .j : Uint4 hut h arms and (.-rushing
his i ht'st. The manKli-d form was
tak-n lo Ashland hy auloists who
w" oiiviii'i hi'htiiil lh triu-
Ashl:ind pidft-i authoritii'S
a v-T that Sw ishi-r slopPd tin
inul; a ft ii the iii-'idi-nt, rltuin--d
and liii-Ui-d no a sliiti-ase and scat.
Qd Srivn hvirrh-d to Jum-tioQ a
point on tin 1'at ifir highway, and
i-nili-a vor-'il to seen re a merhanio
ar.-orditm lo jailer ike uumm-i. (
Swisher tohl him in his cell lai
niulu that he had "a couple of
drinks.
1 r
land
i" Vi
his 1
Charles 1. IJainos of Ash
rendered medical assist a ne
unit. Kvery iiieiy reardim;
datives nad his home wa.-t
nu t wiih the answer
"It don't make an;
The body is held
undertnkini: parlors
and an ii-fVn'
lif ference."
the Stoel,
t Ashlaird.
he held this
ceiling.
Disir:
t Attorney Newton C
said this :0rninn -hat he
institute charges against j
i 'ban
would
swisher.
fharhs i. Talent, traffic
-rant, with headipiarters at Ash
'land. InvestiKaied the tragedy. H
to
in
111 ot llll'-oni ei n.
Swisher acted funny." said
i..,,niM.- "l ilon'l know,
w hether it waO from fright or u
dae."
The jail reported that Swisher
had Mo-lit a restless niuht. and
lhat t1?e .seriousness of the situa
;ion had lu-mm to dawn upon him.
Swisher is enip!oed by K. K.
osley of
Khimalli,
.falls.
Baseball Scoreu
American
O
0
H. K
New York U I
WuKliinsnni 4 S 2
t'lpuias nail (irnbowHki; llraxtnn
AHIIINCiTON .1 lll' - lri
llalie IE nt It lilt his tlilrlyttisl home I enior anil filenils 'iihsiilnle safi
ntll of the season in ye lOlli in-'iO IMUi (;ae iih llic rpusim l'"i
liiliK oT the ValikH-Keiiiitiirs liull"' ,,, invltalion "the sincere ilesil
here loV' wlli (iiirlnml Itraxlon . f n,,, leaders anil memhers of
pitchill
ind nohohdy fin hasr
O. sl name
nO"ii
Ol.
II.
j,
!i 1
niiianeipnia , ,, , .
I'hiladolpliia
Selimieler, i.ariison aim iie.ois.
drove and I'erltlns.
.sieeonii nail.-.. "
Itoslon 1 I-
Philailelnl ia I'
Mei-'avdeii. ItulTiiiH and Hoflmaii;
Alhern and Itonimell and Cochran.
R. H. K.
9 2
Cleveland
Detroit
I'hle, llayne. Mille
til; Whin-hill and H
.. . 7 1:1 1
and 1.. Sew
rreave.
M'irst iMine:
Si. Louis O
t iiicimo . .
(liav. stieleiO anil
. II.
K
r, ;
1 4 l
Scliar.,;;
lllanki-iislilp ami Cio-.ise.
i Sei-olld tame
II. II.
K.
QSI. Inils
i:l 1
rhicae.i . . 1" -
lllaeholder. Slrelokl. Heck and
Mallnili; Ciinnallcy. t.ynns and Mc-
Curdy.
o
National
first Game:
I'lV.l I'l-lphia 0
II. R
1:1 p
Huston
1 en"" and l.erain
lincsworih. IK-lavei
Spi'hrt:r.
0
Chlca;:o
Sclinlte; ITol
and Taylor.
H.
1 4
Ciiicihnai 1
Nehf and On"-.'; Kolp.
Jahlo-
4.ntiwl:i and Har'eav.
A Ill-cull lerjfer.
v 1 1 1 ; K , Jn'.y 'T.
itional I'-isrnit r-ornpauy an
il today that n i-'ot ia I l'ns
.nti'dlin inlere-.t in I'hristie
:!nd company. Ltd., vimiatly
NKV
The N.
r a f
tw n
had been COOlA-tfii.
MKDFORD, 0IiEG0..M()Nl)AY,
HL UITM Ml ;
A DATE
Brooklyn K. K. K.s Invite
Democratic Candidateoto
Give Principal Address on
July 4 Want to Get Bet
ter Acquainted Stflith
Declares Foreign Policies
of U. S. $ot Important.
Hy Yo W. t'H M'l.lN
Asiociaied J'i-i-ss Stall" OriUM'
NKW V(i:K. July 2. IA') liov.
erintr Alfred K. Smith was In New
York QiotJay fur some inlonnal
lonferencts. jit which he will
hresh out the details of his eam-
in f'r the 1 1 residency with a
tew close friends.
'i'lmse close lu tin governor say
that hy intends to deride all .im
portant matters 1 1 dative lo th
iaioiaiKn himself and that the
national riemni-rutic commit ten
will follow his directions rather
than at in .111 advisory capa-riiy.
'Ih is morning In had ajip-'in:-
ments at his In-ailquarteis with
v I lose political acumen
he tvspe
the natur
ilUetlited
liol in. id-
hut their identity or
of the diseussjons lie
have with them was
10dic
He uO'.uly has decided to limit
his two mouihs' campaign to ahonL
1 speeches in various parts o.'
the country. They will all Ik
l.roadcu'-tQ and there will he no
hack plaifi'Oa talks lo station
innvils as the governor move.s
from one chosen eity to another.
There p'Qbahly will he one
spect h in tli is cily. one ill Nev.
.'I'rKejQ three in Nt w IOiuQ'I'q.
one ea'-h tn Detroii, St. I.ouis ana,
Denver, and the rest in 1 1,0 border j
slates, Willi one possible appear
ance in a west coast city. !
Tli" lu speeches will all be dif- !
1 '' u'nt but they will be alilje, in
mat they will ileal wilh inuiwuis
appealing; lo the mullitinV'. Kor
i Ik 11 allalrs and other matters
whirh rto not as a rule directly
touch the life of the "common
1 man will be passed over as not '
wood cam pa in n listeria I.
Smith supporters feel that the
governor has the Kill of making '
ouple who have never seen hi in
and w ho k now 11 ot liitlK of his '
liolit ical policies except in (UK- or
1 hi
outstanding matters "think
know him." O
The t;oernor-s first speeeh sin-e '
his nomination will be at theTaio-'
many mm iety m annual Koiirih of1
.lul eb-bration. '
AdvertiscmeniH in New York
newspapers imtn rt- that "pairiot-
i, spCHi-lies" will he ilcliv
n-,1 hy
; 111" kovitip-, yvud St'liatnrs
(.-ope-
j lalWl illlil '.l;n.--.
"All i-il;Zi'lls 111.' l'llit'll
Stales anil lover if Ann-i ic.inistti
ait' emilially Invllctl," tin ailvci--t!senir-nt
nays. j
he spi-ei-ln-s are to he bioail-
The K 11 Klux Kin 11 lias Invileil
ilhi' Oivei-nnr In ailrtle u ;ath
, i-rinK nl' 2:1.111111 mi'iiilii'i'H of
1 Qio-eriH 011 tilt- evi'iiliiK of tmi''-
pi-nili-nre 'lax
A l.-li-alaiif'mi.iraiitei'.l (lie kov-
; the Kit K lu v Klan
nioie intimately. n
to
k now
mi
; 0101 iniiiiiiii'ij, 10 M'T J on pei -
you
jsonany an'i near your presema
tion of the Kreat issues of the
ptirewent presidential eanipaiQi."
1 Smith circles were much inter-:
j, i c stf-,1 today In tho appeal of Jo
,,'sephus Daniels to southern detno
Qi erats to support 'Jovernor Smith.!
but to stand lu mn ere
h like a
recom-
(iresident
the pro-
stone wall attains!
Qmendntion that Smith
, would make if modify
hi bit Ion cnfoi'f ennnt a
1 TOUR STARTS
FI
ST. l.fil'IS. Mo. .Inly
int. 1 Willi ev. ry shl
credlled with a peifert seore.
2 plani'i of the fourth natl
air lour Ii ft lien- nt I n a, m.
Ihe
III,
I" a. m. I"- ,,,, il,,
ip of their : p.,,, j.
lln' I'lieifn
ilaVs si'linl. SAN
S.l ili--fleld, . - I.' Kil
j day for Ihe third h
1 f,. (,rni. mile Might lo
Qasl unit return. X
- ; ule eallH f"i- sloim Til
j Mo., and W'i-hita. Kant-. ;
! John IV WfifjJ or Vaily-u,0.Vis,: '
. fs leailliiK Q.e re la 1. 1 ! t tea ra va n !
; thii.x far with a poltitatte of 1 7 H
j for the fttt day f,f flyinir. Krank i
M. Ilfiwsk, flylim a Koid Irl-motor!
; transport, i Femnd. with 1 ' 'ti, i
j w if h 1". I). Sow ers ihird in n SliiQ
son Helrop.er. hat!s V. M' yi r.
.'"lands fonrlh with hf Waeo jo. 1
w hile fifth place f ted by -:dde
; Stinson in nnother Stinson lie-
Iroiter. i
j Tven!v five ships left Detroit
on Satuidav. of bo h ;,il but one
Ib'.ll! arc In the con-cat.
.YcicsKiifr Men ) Orcawt itnri CiiUfmOiu '.'Joy
o 0 o
"--. Mt. t Ntvyr --";--3
: a-1 -u .-.a '
Abovr Virw ol Crater Lake, in heart ot Crater Lake National Park. Tbia lake of deepost indigo blue
H one of the wonder; of the Pacific Coast. Bi;low, loft - 11. W. Sawyer. cyi-bUsher of the Bend Bulletin ani
pre-ident 0" the Oregon Editorial Association, who nio;iiort at tbo Oregon fcssion; R. W. Prico. nian.it;cr of
Crater Lake lodf.e. who was host to tlio nowspaiicrinen. and Friend W. Richardson, fonner governor of Call
lrnia, and president oT the California Editorial Association, who led the delegation from tho Golden State.
MR-MAIL ACE CAWMT S.P.TO BUILD A
KILLED BY BOLT IS ELECTED V, P. NEW LINE FOR
OE LIGHTNING
Leslie
Smith,
Taking Air
Convention
Pictures
of
East, Found
Dead tear
Elsinore, Missouri-Plane
Is Shattered.0
i:i.sinoj:i:. .m.i., jui- :. ov, -
SUII wraspini; the shattered "sti. k
of hisQirplane and with a paek.
of democrat 1c convention picture
at his side, I,c,lie Smith, erne
airmait pilot of St. I.ouis, v a
found dead with his wrecked plnn
on a wooded hillside near her
slerclay.
Thi' plane
e fascia.-
was shatl'-i-a
Mil W ilms 1
muter anil
i-.l to hit;
limani; I
llllilel i 111
il Ml f.-
Ih
I:-.
Ih,-
i riat-e havoc; heen laml
I hi yi.lnl.
' A p.-il'ai-htlti-t
urn iiiiloin lu-a
helief thai he
i.oilnil of his
st rappeil In s'mith
ulvlhi; rise lo the
llal pi-iihalily Inst
hip ill a low alii
1 lllll.'.
1 Inline
This theory was fMilher
mil hy a path llirnimh the
lops of the oak tn-es which had
been flipped off Qy t he-Jilu lie as
it SW OOped to the lirouiiSr
Th:it Smith was killed by n bolt
of lVnlnhi!j hi fiii'i' his plane crash
ed was the opinion of his employer,
KianU H Hubert-ion, yetp-ral ntau
imer or Cobi'i ison Aircrafl com
pany. St. ,oiiis.
Tile 1 heoi y 1 ha 1 ihe plane Oi
stitiek by lihtnfm: was borne out
by lepfirlw ibat s'Vernl peron
had sr. -11 Ikhtninu strike anQb-
In Ho
pbine air in ihe vieinity Jterc
l in
found
t
yemerd.i
Death Toll of
the Automobile
POIITI.ANII 11, e
C.nl ' 111 my. II
newspaper tl'"V d
laity lii.iuii'l. iW.I
liiiind. Id. nf?) in '
.Inly 2.--!.
.1 riiitiau.l
ic. r. wa.s fa
ns son l!a--ln.sp
Inl her,--I'li'lilinii.
I II
eollisinn he
and a slr.-el
1,. elil i-e.l a'
Ttlltiey died
!t.
I n
I.I
I lulls
-nil
if
hi
I V
1 a r
I ;
II 'I'llllie
The
Ii. nl
..lay.
hl-e.. I,
ls
Tin-
vlly laden, i-inslied
111 St ri l.:! 1'. Will. Il
t ills.haii:'
ri:,M-isi
.Sr eML-ers.
July (A'J
of Sun I'Yan-
killed
couple
d M i
Ih IIV f
irold ;
and t
nin
daughter were 1 rc.fr
four ot heiOjiersons,
ed. ns Wi
in a 10.
i.rhPm In
, .VJn'T'-fl ailt'Miiobllc (
lav( niL-ht.
I'oll-e aid a ni.ohpi
M.ir'o I.'o-hI or South
Q-O. stm. ; liinj'M ea
eravhed Into one drive
diiven hv
Man Pnt li
ft nd thf-a
i by Harrv
M-Sally of
PlIiO' iseo. I'osH
r'so was
ppv.ieinns
injured, ami hospital
yuri he w.iy under tin-
influertr-i of ln,tior. A police suard
w.if frt to w at- h h:;n In th
hospital.
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STATE EDITORS
With High Tribute to Their
: Host, Dick Price, Oregon
Editors Adjourn After a
Very Successful Meeting
o i
Interesting Talks Given.!
o !
in.
Cl-ll
111 in wspapi r Mien a'.101 se-
lei-l'-il Koherl Sawyer, iit-wniaiiei
Ohlii-het- of Id-nil, as Ihelr leailer.
Sawyer last iiiuln wa-t elei-u-ii pres
iilellt ol tile Oleaoa S'Q'e Wlllnllal
associal ion at llic liiial session of
the "1st annua I'linventina llelil nl
f'ralir l.ake.
Tile nespa)l men will taeel
ael year in convi'illlon nt Alhany.
lle.i:iollal vii-e-liresiileals elecleil
Iwere: l-'or Willnmetle vallev : 'cl
ihill Sacked. .McMininllle Tele-phone-
o.-asttT; Southern Ui-euon,
Call Sivimnl. .Melll'olil .News; Wesl-
1 i'i 11 ini'iioii. 1., ii. i-enistifini, nan
llllll 'este
Wot 111; cent --nl Ore-
L.,,1. -,,
fvriliur
1'1-la.illS.
Clllliilillll lie-
lew ; last
n (iri'iion, llernaril
Ma in warinn. I taker 1 lei aid.
Kalph ('ionise, publisher of the.
Albany hentocral-Herald. was eh-ct-
ed setfii'tnry-treHHuixr. ,
PiiHsinw resolutions thiinklni; U. .
V. 1'rice, niammer of the Crater j
liilte Iodic, for his KciierouH hos
pllality lu uctfuK as host lor tli :
(weniy firm annual nicotine, f the
Slate I'MKorliil association whlioul :
reiniinerai ion, Ihe JUO ilelet'ates left
the lake today and si a lied motor
irips to A1 1 etr various lioineH, tnotd j
of iliemTTvQ- Hie Itend-DiilOs hiKh- !
way. The convention whs ..'.ardod !
as one of H e most ialeresi ini; and
iuiportanl in (he history id (ho or
Kanizaiion. 'I he .ledfoid Chainher !
of Commerce whs hiuhly praised '.
lor its entei taintneiit .;iven ihe edi
I'o s in Medfoi d and the ma ny eioti -(
tesies extend' il t he tn on l-'i Iday,
when a Molf toiirnauient was put on ,
for (he visitoi's. and a haii-piet ;
Kiven at the Mote) Me.ifordQ' hat '
ullit. with free tickets Tor Ihe r uro
line Andrews eoiicerl. j
The '01st InterestitiK adilioHM at
the lake yesterday was Unit given
by fr. T. Tinnlony la-w of ihe I'e- l
kin National university, now itlvln;
a course at the I ' 11 i c 1 h it y of (ire-i
won Summer School. With humor, i
passionate ehapieiu e and keen in- .
tellleiif e 1 1 ,ew appealed to the;
f)rKon f dltoiH to0ef-oiue interna-1
tionally nrQleil, study new China'
and do what ihe- could lo keep'
( liirui I mm the domitialion of Ian
she v Ik
the pn
KiiM'.la. The xoeaker nn'J
a'lil nalioitallsl Kuvornrnttnt
in China Is pro-American, U work
hm for a detnocratic union similar
to that of Hie Culled Slates, hut
j that communistic tmonlH are, work
! Iiik i at d with amide funds nt their
command, to throw China into the
; a nun of the. reds. Or, l,cw wan
;-!iven treniendtuiH appliiuse when h
j (included,
t '. (', l 'ha p ma u oj t hp ( licjinn
: Vote;- f,'ae a brief bui convincing
'nlk ojipoi-inK 'he hiinii tneasures
.on the ,'o eniber ballot, redueitn:
(he atitomobile li'cnxe tax and
i ralsilik. the K in tax, He showed
(Contluued 00 Pag four,
ili'iiutigs of C.raP
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KLAMATH FALLS
Wm. Sproule Announces
Ti 1 a 11 rt 1 ifi.
That Alturas Branch Wili
Be Constructed, Giving '
Oregon Anothc Outlet to1
o 1
EastoOver Union Pacific.1
SAN FHANC1SCO, .Inly Pi -The
SouihefT) I'aciric company will
start work at once 011 the, coiiHtruc
tlQi of 117 mi'; of track to connect
Klamath Kails, Ore., and Alturan.
Cul., tivitiK OreKou and northern
California a new easl and west Uiie.
The annouiuemeut the new pro
ject WiiH niadi today hy William
Spintile, president of tho Sottlliern
Pacific
The work linn heen ii2rove(l by
ihe Interstate commerce com mis
sion and the line has already heen
ifysnt - vev
Construction of the project will
link the Southern Pacific Cascade
line of Ihe Shasta route wilh its
3
1
Ncvada-Californiii-Oren line, con- Umlmdiu;.
nectltiM with the Southern Pacific:
overland route al Kornley, Nov.
The line will extend southeast
from Klamath Palls. Ihrounh Mer
rill, thence across Ihn now drained
Tule lnjs)- to Cntuell, where H. will
coniintie Mi tin easterly diredlon to
Alturas.
Perhaps Ihn largest siaruj rtf vir
j;ln pine tt in her In the Pulled State
will he tapped hy the new construc
tion, which v.ili also servo the okiI
cultural territory aouth of Klnmalh
Palls in tl.e Klamath basin.
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SEATTLE LAK;
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SKATTI.K, Wash., July 2. (A)
A Seattle attorney, a youiiK woman
of Portland, Ore., and a man of
Ceat ralia. Wash,, were drowned
last nlKht In Lake. Washington
when a mot ot boat in which they
wero crtilsiim cai'slzed.
The dead were Kdward ('ontyns.
.'niittle attorney; M ihh Vivian
I.-wIh, .M, a stenom-aiiher of i'ort
4iaiher of 1'ort -
....... ...... , om.II(
oi c eniratia.
Mremen workei for -evernl hour.
over M!hh Uw body lit a vain
attemid to restore life. The bodlrs
of Coinyns and Shncmnker had not
been recovered at a late hour,
j Mm. Shoemaker and Lee S. Mae
! Donald, caretaker of Cotnyns' hoim
I on Mender island, who were alt-o
, hQfhe boat, managed lo rlnmlier on
op of thn overlurned craft nnd
were ienrued.
1 MIsr LeiAla' body wn tllHcovered
f;aujihl In the pirpeller when ti
lunch fltarted towing the capsized
cralt tg shore.
nriiu nnrvii
AMUNDSEN
RFPMFfl
I ' :
Reported Recovery of De9d
t?
Body of Missing Explorer
in the Sea Lacks Official
Con&mation Russian
Ice Breaker Again Halted
by Ice No Word From
Nobile Party.
I.ONIION, Jul;
dispatch to th
maph company
i.(j'-
A I'.
i;i-hanv;e t
reports that.
coding t
messay
eeeived fr
iptain Uo
Oslo, the hoTly
Aninndsen has l.een found in
sea off Norway. The report 1,
official confirmation.
osi.o, N'oi'way. July
Heports .-ted to have co
-lV.
Oslo that the body of raptain
I tea Id Amundsen has been I on in I
off the coast of Norway ha ve 110
confirmation here. 0
Neither ibe official Norwegian
agency llor the newspaper A l ien -posten
have heard uf the r.Jioi t
which appeared to be only one of
many unfounded rumors circulat
ion from day to day.
( t 'opyrinhted 1 n r s hy The
Associated Press
KINCS KAY. Spif.beri;en, July.
1. Mi The powerful Itussiau he
breaker Krassin which has been
balleiiiiK her way alonn the north
west coast of Northeast Land, to
ward the Nobile radio party has
been balked hy heavy ice bhu klm;
her way and will try to make her
way ihrmiRh Henlopen strait alonu
the sound and eastern coast of
I Northeast ),ind to the stranded
party.
MOSCOW, July (!) 1 no
I Russian Ice-breaker Krassin, whleli
j has been fh-htliiK Its way through
tlce tlow mi'.. Meveral w eeks" -in an
eftort to reach the Htramled men
of th. dlrteUrtt. Itulla. near Kovn
: Island off Northeast land, today re-
po.ted nmt a had reached a point
no miles from that region.
I '10 ft ssor Samoilowich, noted
Itusslan Arctic explorer, who is in
command of the rescue expedition,
notified the uulhoritleH in MosrSnv
lhat hi' hoped to be able to locale
the marooned men shortly and to
take, them aboard.
He expressed the opinion lhat
the condition of the Ire was such
tit the vessel would he able to
find enotifih open water so as to
approach quite close to the party.
Am soon as the Coyn island Kroup
Is resetted he Krassin will beniu
a search for the six men of the
Italia who were carried away In
the huh ban ami for the mlsslnu
Amundsen party. The Krassin Is
keepltiK In communication with the
hase ship Cittti d M llano, which in
turn is In ulr$,-ss touch with tln
Nobile men.
The Itusslan filer. Ihihushkln.
who hopped off from the soviet
lee-break' Mullen, which was also
en route lo Spitzhere.eu, and has
not been heard from today, is si ill
I'KXDI.KTON, Ore., July 2. Wi
The condition of .Mrs. lliuce Haw
kins of Medfont, who suffered n
fiactured skull In nil nulomohile
nccl.lent on the Old Ore-ton Tiail
near Kehii. Ore, Friday, was re
ported from a local hosittnl today
an critical.
Mm. Hawkins, with three others.
ii driving to KIkIii. Ore., lo visit
her Hon, when thslr uiitnmohlle left
llic road and overturned. One other
' occupant of tho enr, Mjrtle Muck-
ley nf Medford,
roeetved a Hltpht
Injury.
Mm. Orrtce Hawkins, mentioned
in tiie above (ItHpnlch, canui to tht
rily two weeks aim from Wood
land. Cal., whero nho lived for tho
hiBt five yoarn. She vlHlted with
the family of I.. It. liucklev of tlw
; !.,.,' , vi--i .. !
, f.,jiHt Hixtii tttreot.
MIhh Myrtle Hurklny nf tills e(tv
Lm, MiMB Uvlnla Hawkins necom-
.,,, ... ,Inu.Ui nn m.0 ,
t . i, inuvll, hnrA oKniil wanlr ,
j MIhh Hockley received n slight In-
jjury In the Biito ntchlent.
' h. It. Hiieklpy rrpived a letter
from hfn daughter today, teHtr-; of
the nrcldpnt. an above, and the crit
ical rendition ot Mm. Hawkins,
I K POCnOKT. France. July 2.
I?. The Polish fllem. Captain
Idr.lkowskl nnd Kultala. announced
they would start their non-sto;
trans-Atlantic, flight Tucuday,
LOCAL WOMAN
NEAR DEATH AS
RESULT CRASH
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