Medford mail tribune., July 06, 1928, Page 1, Image 1

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!vd"l.h"r FOURTEEN PAGES MEPFOUP, ORKviOX, l-'l.' ilA V. .11' l.V ti. lfi'JS. 0 ' "jTil G
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To day
Enjoy a Car Now.
A Large Red Bull.
A Monkey House League.
Selfishness, a Power.
(Copyright, 1927, by New Yoric
Kveolac. Journal, Inc.)
eities hundreds of
In hi
thousands went fur their lioli-1
diiy in automobiles. A pliilnso- i
plior sniil, "".Must of 1 ho cars
fire not paid for. In thousands
of cases they represent money ;
that would have meant hide- i
pendence in old age." '
The niitoinoliiles represent
money spent for health, pleas
ure and lime saving now. Not
k one ill leu is really independent
in old nee, nor was he hel'ore
aiilomoliile.s eame.
lielter liuv
1 ear. enjoy il,
and use the added heallh ami
time saved to work for iiule
'pendeliee. No ear, wisely used,
ever made a man poor.
It is hard to keep prices up j
when "ooils are plentiful. That i
applies lo a merchandise called !
"money." !
llijj; hoys, seeking lo check
stock amhlinif anions little
boys, put call money up to 10 j
per cent. Immediately, money !
poured into Wall street from j
the west, New Knuland and
Europe, and the rate dropped to
5 per cent. j
The Xew York cleni ini; house;
liroke all records on Tuesday,!
ivilh elearinsis of two thousand, I
four hundred and thirteen mil-'
lions. We have lots of money. ;
i
Bin ""'il i-ay brokers' loans ;
must drop $SOI,fllH.nno more to
make things safe, which
childish.
In proportion lo total values'
brokers' loans are not liijih. ;
They are lower, proportion-:
.tely, than in any other line of!
business. ;
The so-called bin men urei
really little men, as yon realize!
when you meet any of them.
and they can't jret used to thei
binder figures that came after;
the war. J
I VS. If you are short of;
slocks which is always fool-i
ish, look out for a lai
a ee,l linli I
that may cross your path. He'.'
not far away.
The leai-'Ue for sexual reform
,i rt . i. . .. .. .. .
athere,l in f openliiiKen, sax s ,
it will "free liniuan bciiiL's from j
the recline; nf sin and crime
i. . r t. .1. ono ;
. I ' f ,1,
turns. In this part ol the
world manv are .loin- well in
,. ,. ' .. . ,, ,
that direction without help
from nnv loa.'iie
il"' l. a-in.
ll lias taken human boinns a
,. , , ,,,;, l, .,,.
million vents to ac.piu
larv ideiis of decenev and, nn-
l-nriini'itelv ,i. leflrjiie is needed
loilun,itel, no l.dKli. is n. nn n
lo put them back where they Lieutenant Sliyiiei.-;.
1 It is believed probable In Stock
'f' : holm that operations to rescue the
Such a league should meet in 'other men on the ire floe have been
Ihe inonkev house, with object i resumed. .
lessons close at hand. ,! "KUl.l.v. -''"V -'v'- "
the swi ilin lat'M'. l.i' O'rrani
,, , , , " , 1 l.undl.nitr. mai'i.'tK'd lrifh Ihr ;-
r.o.hueism p e l-.n.u.i, .
uiui, tiiKtni; it iron -win
nohlofl. That suited ht. iwnts.
Tlx.j I.... ir.l.l t lo ne:m-
ants how niirft;ttiey toJuht rhar?e
for their irniis. how much th
mas brio,; to the cities, etc. That
did not Bull the peasants. They
cut down -.wheat acreae, raiwliu!
.lanKerouS'shortaKe, and Kiifsl.i is
flookiiiK everywhere for cash wheat.
(?) with immediate delivery, and ships
to arry It.
0 1To cannot safely Interfere yj'h
which Is selflshnl
Q Hope sjninKs eternal. And. for
Innately for human elns. a
ma -
to the whlspeP. of lancv. and pur
sue with eacernesK thiOphantoms
of hnw; expect that ace will per
form the promises of youlh. and
thin the ilefii ieneien of the present
day will he mipplled hy t"e mor
row." In Tleno, Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Jr., recently divorced, married a
(Contiuutd on Ff( four,
RESCUER
OF MOBILE
IS SAVED
Lieut. Lundbortj Taken Off
Ice Floe by Fellow Pilot,
Shyberg Land Safely at
Base Ship Efforts to
Rescue Other Members
of Nobile Crew Resumed.
STOCKHOLM, July II (JP The
chief of Hie Swedish rescue mission
telegraphed from SpiteberKell In
day that Lieutenant Kinnr-I'anl
l.nndhorK, Swedish airman, hail
heen rescued from 111 ice near
l-'nyn Island, l.b'iili'iiant l.unilli'ii h
was marooned when Ills plane over
turned in an attempt to lake oft llie
survivors of the lialian disaster.
rile Swedish win- (Icpai'llneni re
ived a message from Ihe base
Lieut. Lundborg
Mliip Quest that Ihe rescue was et-
; : her
No mention wits made of the live
; menihi rs of Hie Italia crew who
i were stranded on the ico with
. ! Lmnlhot ii.
. i ... . .., . .... .
Alter laKHin oi ttenera i mi)1 in
Snmc (mm fo(, nn )m(i ;i.
l.nii'lhor-; returned to pick up the,
other live men wlui had been j
i stranded since the Italia crash on
t.... u in,,,,,,!,.,! in t,i.n .,rr
'NataleCeceione.n.mnrrhiefof.hc
; (i,.ie1,0 . whnse P(! Wils ,,rok,,n . As '
I he landed on ,l,e kB the plane over-
inraed and the skil were smashed, i
, . ,,, , ake of ,.lln(hnr!. j,,,,,,.,, ,
! those who were awailinK rescue on
i tu- Ice ;
j . '
I Details nf Lieutenant l.nailborK's i
i rescue were lacking bat ennifrma-
j ti,)n came to Stockholm directly ;
frnm the lieutenani. wlio seal a
"lessni.,. to bis wife suyin that he
ha( b. hlil mi..1(,,,
, slll Viv..r ..n.in ice f.
Idle sui viv.us
Koyn island, u
..riefly in a di
vVe-t in d was vt!Ui
fitch t the l.oi-.nl
-1 - ,iilm. . . JJ
"e-"
i,t;:tH V,i ne:r.(.-i Ihioucll
h ir r'' .
in ihe .Vohilc (Tf)!' anipmenN J nd
dropped provi-inns. 'ihe !f oi
,. .-,;, Me. i.elp-ved t'..e
;,nt st-. ben.'.' fi.-"iultt1j)"i"'n wa-
ter.
uio.i ti, i;.!; a binding. H'
led hi th;.- and t....k l.und-.auain
rd and fi-jnincd the
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tii.it 'be ifnu'.indA
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f.rJVev. i r. I'rlnt-in-iitiite.
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keff. s' -n-.ile.n ,1 y "
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s.illi.n" 'f ''' t "' -'"
lamie
Crank Wy-
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it iiivinpic
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f , j-.". scr-
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Ihe ti i.1 record
nonj ,titt.ght time.
i. Il da lei tin-
BATTLE FLEET HAS NEW LEADED
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i l wiiim IMS.
' Above, Admin.l William V. Pratt, new cJmmander-in-chief of- the
entire United States battle fleet, wit? its supeidrcadnaught, aircraft
carriers, destroyers, submarines and auxiliary craft, addresses his
officers after assuming command of the fleet, on board the U. S. S.
California, at anchor in Los Angeles harbor. He succeeds Admiral
L. R. DeSteiguer, who has been transferred to the Brooklyn navy
yard as commandant, ,
ITALIAN FLIERS D AUTREMONT'S
TAKE MOTOR TO REWARD MONEY
ITflD Tfl
iiil mmuit iu
BRAZIL TOWN
Ferrarin and Del Prete Are
Given Uproarious Wei-
come en Route to Rio do
Janeiro-World's Record
for Nonstop Flight Broken.
IMvHXAMHI'f'O, I.ra.il. July t'.
(A1) - t'aptaln Art tiro Ferrarin and
Major fai hi l Dt'l I'ifh', Italiiin
avtalnis. arrived at I'nrt Nalal liy
atiuiinohili- from Tuiitds this iiikiii-
INK.
RIO .JAXKI1U), July
Safely rfMii'liin the roast of liraz.ll
last nigh i atler a hriJliam reconl
hroakiiiK dash aernss the perilous
Atlantic. Captain Artttro I'Vrrarin
and Major Carlo IV Del Prete, Ital
ian airmen, were lost in a heavy
fon lor many hour in an effort to
continue trom their landini: place
at mint t.empauu on in mu
eiro.
I The Italian fliers look off I mm
, Point Genipahu, Mi miles norlh ol
; I'ort Nalal, anil started southward.
; Mil soon were caiiuhi in imiavor
iahle weather conditions aiid for
many hours soimhi a safe landing
mH- t. Hud llu'llWi'lVl'S
eventually norlh of Point ( lenipahu
to which they had tried lo return.
' Finally they made a sate landiim
'at Ihe town of Totiros, which is
ahout r.o miles north of I'ort Natal.
DuriiiK the entire nihi the air
! llfihthotises on the Itraxilian coast
as w 11 as tlie warships anchored in
the harbors threw their searchlight
.heanis inlo the foK and mist iu ;in
elfort to mihle the aviators to Hio
Janeiro, hut apparently the h-;hl.s
were not powerful enough to serve
as a beacon for the lost fliers.
Ci owd Disappointed
pen ine news tinauy was n-
'-;"" lha. rap.aln FjMrarli, and
Major Del Prete Imd limdeii for a
, " "'u7 ,' ;
ll"'',n'1;. 1
laudum field, outside ef Ihe Urn-
"""" 'P'''- "! "
appointment. Ihe Italian airmen
lijid been expected lo arrive be
tween six anil soven o'elocl. this
nioinini; and the welxmie which
was ready for them ould have
been one of the greatest enthusl-
asm.
T
ouros is tn miles trom i'ort .Na
tal by anlomohile and all the Urn
ziliati nuiihivrilies and meinhers of
the Italian colony were rushing
from Port Natal today to welcome
the aviators and to otfer them the
hospitality of Urazil.
All .vim w nil aboard the men's
plane, iiccnrduiu to the latest word ; 1,1111 l:-'r' Th" ncd.rfous brother,
reachini; Kin Janeiro ; now t1, vt"-' f-nteiiee.. in the
l.nndtii.-: at Point nenit-altu last '"-ton penitentiary at-S-ib-m.
nihl from Montecello airdrome,
iinnie. Cantatn Kerrarln and MaiW)
1 llel Pi ete were credited with 11
HilV of 4.41 1 miles, l his was nwi
t!. f"::ihjii I'm niib-s further than the
ihpj -to miles
rt Jtty nf 3.!of miles set a lltll'Q
piore than a year hko oy tiarencef
l.ieuten-Chnmbei lin and Charley A. Levlne.
After a rest nf an hour and II"
m n ttt es tb airmen hopped nil
for Alfonso airdrome near:
Hio Janeiro viti-rf crowds had been !
u'HtberfnK aliIay awaitliiK thetr
cominu. Li-:his on the landlnu
fields atottiC the coast, which are
used by the Ari-'entine-Kranre nlr
mail rvice, v ere turned on to
triiidePhem.
Hours passed and they were tin-
inported hy Port Natal. Pernmn-
(,;,(0 rr fdiir-r points nlontt the
H,1(iin stations tried to ct in toir-h
with their hue .Savnia plane which
is eouipped with u wfrelenn net. As
anvi' tv :r n i lane of ihe I. at"-
,er.. air lines s-i out from i'ort
n.,1,,1 soon afur dawn to look tori
'the mbalca fliers.
tu '
on
iili
IS PAID AT LAST;
Thomas Reynolds, Soldier
who Identified Hugh, Will'
Get $5300-
Remainder
of $10,600 to Go to
T '
Cripple and Policemen at.
Steubenville, Ohio.
wo are whip, prnvi a hnrninn in
SI'uKAXK. .Inlv (I. tl' - APimr- M.natinn In Hit wnmanlmn.l of
tinnini-iit nf th-- lfwaitl ninnt'y tif
fcr.il fnr the arn-st nf the three
1 ) A tit remnnt h rot hers, whn i;ilh il
four men in a mail train rnhhery
' in the SNkiyi'U nnMintains nf Or
yon. (etther 11. 1 H H. was a
iiiiinu'eil hert' today hy
t:hnrIeM
KiihUfnnl. dtslrict chief of I'niteil
states ptwtoffice hisp'ttors
Th(. n,,,,rtinninent
made
Ullder dil'ei-tini)
in whose h.itub
Mr. KMdlfnrd
was placed ntot
nf Ihe respi.iivihillly nf direetliiu
the f:reat world-wide man hunt for
the IeAuireiiiont.-, liny. Kay and
Huuli.
The t-overiiment offered SU.iMia
and the Southern 1'ucifie railroad,
the rxpress cnti)pnni,s and the
tale of Oi'H;nn jmstrd ennilh to
make the rewards total $ I !i,finu.
All rewards arc to he apportioned
mi the same l.asi lis Ihos" of thu
unveinnient. Iliddifoid stated.
Thnm.iH Ueynoliin. md.lier. Hvlnn
at San Francis. ... is to uel S:',
i he en t ire ;i m ' unt offt rf d hy the
government for the arrest nf
lluuh DeAuti'iiiioiit, and eniiii:li
.f the le,t to total ?."., ;lMi. Keyn
olds saw photouiapIlM of Himll
while servinu' in thu I'hillppines,
ami had him arrested t Manila
l-'ehruary II. l!J7.
A Iheri t 'ollinuswnii h of New
P.'winn. Ohio. Is to rec
ut,;iKi
of unvemmcnt money and approxi
mately Sl.lf.d altncMher. CnllinuK
worlh. a crlpph with boih f'''l
a m pu tat eii and Mind in one pye,
rei-iiLT.iii"d from picture liny and
l!ay IVAutremont, whom he hit n
lifted as workert In a factory at
Steuhenville. ( Hi In.
Mrs. I mi ma M.iynard. lorts
mouih. Ohio, private d-tec-(fvv rt ho
was calle, in hy Collinu'swnrt lv v' n
assif-t hint, Is to reeeive the satlie
amount.
Six Ht en hn vi lie police me n who
parti' Ipaled in the arrest are to
receive Man each from l h e ey vern-
lOellt
offer for
Ole arrest of liny
;
w-w . .
Wan fistoldUnlv
Made of Wood to
Scare Unknowing
! r -rv i oim, .iniy n.--t' - v
Tin New York Times today
says the lame "pistols-' which
unifQ-netl tnemhers of the Ku
t mux iian ran ted prominently
i hi holsters at a Iahik Island ,
! rally on July 4. 'te made of
i wimm! and caribQ merely for
p.-ychoinui( al effect.'
i official as sayltm: "The casual
! observer will see the hint of
the pi-in pro'rudinK and if in-
t'-nl upon rowdyism or trouble
will chani-'e his mind.'
PQ irinv I
UIIIL LinUI ;
GIVEN N.y.a
WELCOME r-
&
Amelia Earhart and Her
Heroic Crew Given Great
Recepton on Landing in!
New York - Crowds Cheer'
as Scrolls Are Presented.
XKW VUKK. .1
' Am1!!;! K.u li:u l,
, ll .u-l'i..s (he
I'il' U nil AHUM i. ;i
; H. .. tn.-li tnd.i.V
joiti'iiry I'l'iim Kuritpi ly Imcii. tt'
i r i eivi ;i noisy wrli niiii' ti'.'in :n
j MlilMiK rrmuls :iMil l ho t'l fii i;( 1
' t im:r.itul:t tit uis ,.1' (In- city. W illi
her were U'ilmt'i' Sttillz ;inl l.ntiis
ht'l" AU.illtir Imp.
Thr fliiTs iiii'ivc.l n tin 1'ri's'-
tU'iit ;nithcvt'Il lasi niKlH, tint if
mutnt'ci mi tin- ship al ljn.it :niuiu'
until thtv wen- t;iU-n m'f l tin
. t-lty . tih MuL-nin this morning.
As snnn :i.s ihi Mai-itin ilm Uoil
at ihf liattiM-y Miss Karhart and
1h r oiiipanl-in wi'i'o di ivcn t.
city hall I'm' lip- nt'firiul Ufitniut'.
V i in In ws a Inpi; Ihnail way ivcrc
, rfittt with ui'tifo wurUt'i's un-
s fur a glimpse nf :ln vhiii;iii
I'liri' mimI her I'liinpaninns.
Aft i UK" .Vinyr .MiKi-f pi csf ntcti
i.ifh n the tlui'i' aiatnrs with a
scrnll nf wi'liiiiiu-, hut niiiy M iss
Km hart's wav simifil ).y Maynr
Wallirr, who in in ( 'a lilnrnla nn a
visit. Tin- ntlifr urn iMt simu-'l
by MrKi'tv
U,Z
iiiK .M lnt Hal hart ;im t hi
nf her i x in t ly ari'nss the
rVa;lm'''' "" s" """ ' "'r
" 'Til t hi fa iiu vm i :i h'i-ail v hit vt
uon ": ; niiini-ss wnman, ttnh-iU
nf lit i-rat n r. phllunt hrnpii- work-
V ""' "" -"i''"""
llll hillil' .'llld Iti :l hii! Villi IblVl'
ninn latiifl as
"Vnur hruvciy. your in'hmii ta hie
pirit. the mmli'sty which has
harncterized ymir vlcinry will.
AiiHMica."
I'ilnt Al-n Acclaimed
St lilt r. was acclainii'il fr lii
M.-fd nf a ';inantlal ilariiif; in
pilntitiM the mniinplune Krieiniship
the Allanti
'"Not alntie tn the leader
meat emerprises helimus l h'- Khr'
(1- viclnry,' read the stroll hand
ed ( iordmi.
The party I hat went dnwn the
hfiy In tnt'i-i the fliers included
Commander HP hard '.. r.yrd.
trans-Allnntlc and North Pole fli
er, and A Merman I .emmrd .1
(irnssimin nf Chican".
" mu irpreM-ntinn Kin ('ill, ihe
hullder of Chicago," (iroHsman
told MIhh Kiirhart ux he f;reeletl
her. Tll liters are to he i;iven
a five-day reception in Chicago
ar.er the.r leieptnms ihto ami m
I'.nston.
On the trip up Ihe hai hnr Al-
ilernian Crossman presented Miss
Kurhart with an ornate scroll iu-
vithiu her to chicaiin.
"nii may lie Miss l.lnuy in to
world." the alderman shouted
above the tlln nf Ihe police hand,'
hut to the people of Hde park,
which I also represent, as well as
IfiK Itlll. Ihe hullder, you are Jusl ,
A nielia." ;
The wnman flier sain that she;
had receded many tiffets of the-1
atriciil em;af,emeiils, hut liniie of
i hem had as et heen cnlisidered.
She had also received, hie a.-
k nowle-iKed, many otfers of mar
riage from pei sons who had read
ol in r exploit. She said chA had ,
no plans for the Immediate f u- j
line,
SIIII Ma- Her Job
"I Mill have my Job as a settle
ment wuiker In lioston," she re
plied jn Ser"i!stenl nuemlons as to
her Mnw
"Vwi fthow I made the fliKtit'
i n my varat Ion."
She neknowtedK'-Othe pnsslbll-!
My. however, that her Atlantic "
flight ttii,'ht eventually rcMiilt in
her leiiwiiK .ettli-ment work f"
Monethin ' onheeti with nvU- j
jtion. She said that Tier chief con
! cern wis lo iniei est more women
iu flylW.
MiKs Kirhart tnld Interwers
thia hhe helleved-Jhe time not far
dlHtant when ihV country w-oiihl
he dotted Willi aviation coiWtry
"liiii:-; s(g) thotml)wnmen wonhl
patmnl.e these hec.nise they have,
iiH ii rule, moie eire lhan men
have.
Ven. she itejieved, could han
dle plancM as well ) men, on-
they h'2 d
As .'-VHz lcl'"'l f'"
lo the .lieciii be was K
d ii sl
l.y bl wife and then by bis moth
er. .Mrs. Clara Htilltn jjf Wllll.ims
luiii,. I'll, rinnl'in w" wfl'omC'd
by Ills raniee. Mls.-Ann llruc of
lliookllni'. Mdss.
A llKht rain was fiilllliB a" the
M.i Oin filiameil tow.lld the bal
terv and the weather bad kepi
On
oil ,t,,w,l- as have Ki-i-le,l oilier
fliers from Ki,tbcnn.
llllt even so, polbe estimales
of lh- Ihriom Hi llie battery ran
'"" -"'
"-r f w.-l.i,ie Ml"
walked down Ihe aaimphink with
,"w "nu won-
Qui Hero" Is
O
Lalci pliuln nf li-s Am -liii
ami t H'ai'o wni'ki r wlm ri'liirncd
ii Si ill In fio.N. tin' Alluiitfi' tn n
Mull. It'll, pilot, and l.itn (urilon.
plant Is iiIho lnm n.
Posse Searching Wilds Near
Lint), Wash., for Porter
Accused of Attacking 19-Year-Old
White Girl in
Berth on Car.
RPOKANK, W'adli.. .Inly rt 11( -A
posse t thirty men, headed hy
Sheriff Hhaler ol Adaius county, to
day searched tin Hi Itend counlry
near i.ind, Wafh., lor a Northern
Pacitic railroad nemo Pullman car
porler who is alleged to have at
tucKed a lHyeart;.! white k i'I as
she lay sleeplni; in die Pullman car
about I : :th t Lis uiornliii;.
The porter, whose identity was
not known hy Northern Pucttic of
ficials hert, I hey naid, escaped from
the train as II entered l.ind eiirnute
to Spokane.
!li; took tip Ills duties in Health
on train Nn. 4 eastbound.
ii-ii I he train arrived here
ntllrond otliclalH took the youn-;
woman, whose home was said to he
on the coast, tu the Kaured Heart
hospital In an ambulance, lli-r con
dition was reported as "not ser
ious." o
NoThern Pacific officers here he
Kan n check with th.lrain crew
and the Seattle office dotityuiuc
who was missliiK from t he cr(w.
I'ullman rr porters on Ihe road are
iiotQ lianiicd at the end nf catdi
rail roii tl division, as other train
ctw niV-t-B are. and the missing
iP-Kro was scheduled lo o to St.
Paul.
Of l icers in Adams county be-
leved the iioum was hidtnu
"(5
l.lteV awaiting an opporlunilv
hfiard anolher trnln aiul escape.
Hospital otflcidK t Wsed to re
veal the uli I'm name and railroad
men dialed tu spenii;.:, on the
name or-ihe I'lilinina poiQr unillil
Ills Id'-ntlty was estahlishelrheyond
lilt.
PULLS AENDON
HA ( V CO MTAOH'M.
hrldtt. Mass., July O-W
wlnnlnj; bl? first two trials In
sensational fashion, once equa iQc
the Olympic reeor d' of a 3-;. see
nndy, Oeniirc Simpson. Ohio State
star, piilb-d a tendon in the semi
finals or the oivnipic HM. meter
tiyoutH and ctdlap-d after slnff
"eiint :ii'i(i' the finl-h last In ft
heat won by Frank V koff of
Oletolak', Cab, i
time.
ortl cMiiailns
nflei- a reliirn VCC " v
C2
GIRL ATTACKED ill PROVES
ON PULLMAN BY FATAL TO POOR
ran PfiRTFRdi n m i arhfr
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1-nrliail. lii-inn, Miin.. Miriciy ti''l
lo i' in k tndny after lli'lntf the
ijltuir, Itrlnw. mm'1. air llnii'l'
inccliiiiih-, rljihl. A vh'u nf tht
Portland's 'Old Soak' Drops
Dead in Courtroom in
Midst of Familiar Plea to
the Judge That He Had
Slipped Again.
POITIANI. Ore., July fi.iypi
Trauedy stalked the municipal
court loom here today.
"We have turn more cast! this
nint'hin-V the clerk Inld JudKe
Tom I iu son. The prisoner walked
into Ihe int. The Jndne. wab mak
ing notations on his docket,
"You're churned with IndiiK
drunk," Ihe clerk comment
"('iillly," came the words.
JuiIkc Tomlinson continued tn
write.
"Thai sounds like Prank ('alia
nhr." he remarked on hearliiK the
prisoner's voice.
"It Is, .ludfv' the prisoner whis-,
pered. "
The Jud M1 Inrneil: "1 lit vnl seen j
you for a hum time," he said, flul- J
lather, a Inmher tallyman and a
Hood worker when he stuck tn his t
Job. had one falllim- llqunr. i
"I've been aticklm; prelly wuch 1
tn the straight apd iiitryow, your :
hoiPTj" i
"Wliut'n the Htory nnltm tn he this
,
time. Krank?" the court Inquired .
klly. r 0 MAIlHlinKl.l). Ore., July P.
TTalla O.er hair heen In the prl ' M mnior that the Snuthern
soner'-' box many times, always frr"pPaciffr company Ik conshlerine
inloxlQllon. Ho always told Ihe t taking two day passenger trains
same story. "I fell off au.Qi. JiuUe." "ff "e r Ky Hne on July J'
he would nay. "Hut uive me an-i''" resnlWi in renewed rumors of
oUt'-r chance and I'llron rliiht otitiH line e.xlension. a report was
loiy Aster's house, fW-yennert up: current that the Weyerhaeuser In
tipo back tn work." ' terests( ere neUlatin for the
tiallu-iher heKan the same story . purchase of the stout I.timhi?t
today.
"'(Tll. .lml;e."(2 beunn
lshlT "I il lull off nualn-
nbei
-illdM
mean in ' ''he. voice Irembleu,
fell to a whisper
Calliiabers thin hands fluttered
to bis Kilillil breast. I& crumpled
to Hio c,,l,l floor
They carried him tn awhile cTtan ,
"ll piissed on,he doctor whls
' pered.
It's Getting Expensive
W'ASHINtiTON, July (-
second hundred thntisand dollars (O
the properly of H. M. IQicUner of
OctiveA mlssinir Teanot Homn wit-
iess, was ordered seized today hy
.hirttlre Jenttinirs 1 nilev in rte in.
trlct of Cidiitnhla supreme court he-!
cause of lllackner'n failure tn nit-t
pear hs n witness at the trtal of
Harry F. Sinclair on ant April 9.
Mrs. llnoM'r'i Father 111
PLAOKKVIIXK, Ci.il., July .
(yVi Mm. A. V. lailKe. sister a( Mrs.
Herbert Hoover, arrived hern to-
day tn h with her
lllenrj, who Is til.
father, ( I).
; Al QMiTU
tL UITI1UI
1ISPLWE0
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Wife of Democratic National
Chairman Fires Terrific
Broadside Against Nom
inee of Her Party Says
Al Is Charlatan, Fakir
Women Will Defeat Him.
WASH I NO T N . .1 uly li , iP '
CbaitnK that Oovernor Smith,
tic nmcra tic presidential nominee,
had '"stamped himself a a char
latan and faker." Mrs. Clem I..
Shaver, wife of the democratic na
tional chairman, is a statement t-
1 day declared. "We dry democratic
, women will not support the drip
, pint; wet ticket ami joke piai.ni
named hy the Tammany delegate
i at tile ri'. i'ilt coiivenlinn at liou-.-j
ton."
Mrs. Shaver, who is chairma n
of the west division of the Na
tional Women's Law Kn f orcein en t
It an ue, asked "how many time
has Tn tn many supported the party
: nominee in the past lti years?" and
; answered It hy sayint;, "not mice.'
! She also took occasion In he'
statement to lake a sarcastic flimi
I at various democratic b ailers who
; have announced they would sup
j port the ticket and platform adnpt
' ed at Iluuslnn. Mrs, Shaver said
, in her statement ;
! "Kenardless nf what democratic
j leaders, top to bottom, may do, we
i dry democratic women will not
, suppo Jt the drip pint; wet Uckft
i and the Joke platform named by
j the Tammany delegates lo the re
i rent convention at Houston.
' "And, furthermore, we do not
i believe mure thai) u f W nf the
millions of democratic womui iu
' this rinmtry eun he fooled as all
I of the democratic leaders appeal
lo have been folded by il. Tho
, idffi of men- Ilk .losephus OanielM.
Halt Moody, Joe Robinson. UaiMer
1 0 lass and Jed Adams saytnu. 'I
nm a democrat 1 shall support
j ihe puny nominee.
. "How ninny times has Tamtfiitny
I supported the party nominee In lb.'
i past 11 years? Not once. They
j have fooled these heretofore able
democratic leaders Into suylnn. "I
l am a democrat I will vote for
Tutu ninny, whiskey and a trick
platfnrm.'
"We may sa y a ma n w h o will
I shut his eyes like an ostrich tn
i the thiitKS which the democratic,-
parly has always sloml for Is a
; 'honze-o-eriil, not a democrat.
"The demiK-ratlc nominee has
always said In his public utter-
I unci's that Ihe party should make
the plu l form and a candidate
; should stand on It. He has n-
ways said that his mte nutstand-
ItiK Issue y. whiskey and Jmo'.e
.the return of the letrilllzed liquor
jtrafric which means thr return nf
the licensed sulmm, every politician
' knows It, and when the party
aduided a 'dry' platform. If the
' nominee had been either hivn)-st
nr sincere In his public utterances
j he cnuld hiive done nothing hut
decline the nominal I tin. J ie did
i not. and therefore KiiimpeuMilmseir
j iim a charkitan and a faker who
Is attempUriK to prove that Un
f coin was wroiiK ami that you can
I fool all Ihe jieoiMp all the time.'
! Mi's. Shaver 'Wound up her state
I ment hy predlrtluu' "more than
f one politlch al funeral" would he
celebrated befm'cnbl weather nr
i rives.
MID tfiSS
( eiLmpHiiy holding", and thlst wns
.Wi.led with the belli Hint
tho
the
Mill linen wni( sooitM'Xtend
Oreiion Kleclrlc Hue here.
BcQeball
corea
!2.
Atiierlraii.
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chhiiKO . ..0 9 15
W ahlnu'ton .. 8 1 -1
K.
Kyber. Adktns and t'rouse; (ln.
tonT Mulberry, Hiirke, Tate, Lyons
tu Huej.
j Cleveland
polled; rain.
Philadelphia post-
letrotlto(lon
St. I.ouls-New
rain.
postponed; rain.
York postpntied;
National.
11. R.
lit 2
15 4
Ihiiin
.Mi I jus,
New York
. 1 1
PittshurKh 7
flenewlch, Knulkner and
and Cnmmlnc: Fnssell,
lA-rguson and llargreavca.