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Weather Year Ago
Mil 1 111
Minimum
Inilv Twrfl(v-thiri1 War
TWELVE PAGES
MF.DI'OIID, OREfiOX. T.lll'l,sl)AY, .Il'LV 1'J. ISC'.
No. 111.
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k "trrf Pyt"gn tPOT TTTI
AlJu 1 1C11S U I N jj
Medf
Today
By Arthur Briabaut
Neutral Movies.
The Biggest Magnet.
Some Best People.
Oxygen Baptism.
MOBILE WALKING
(Copyright, 1927. by New York j
Evenlnv Journal Inc.) j
.Mayor Wallier, of New" Yuri;, j
visiting I l(illyvo(i(l. warns mov- i
ill; picture men nut lo us' i
publicity lo boom (lie lieiubli
can caiuliilato fur President. 1
Mayor Walker introduccrl n j
liill pci-iii i t ( i 11 'r pictures 011 Sun- !
lii " iiiul expects g-ratituile. !
" ;
The mcisl effective tiling tluil i
moving pictures can do, tlml ;
eoultln't lie criticised, is to;
show tile iictiiiil KACKX of eiin- 1
didiites. Let. the people SKK j
a man and they know what In
think of him.
Till' best polilii'al niovie su
lar is a movietone talking- pic
ture by William Fox, .showing
(lovcrnor Smith at his daugh
ter's weddiuir with liis family
of children about him.
picture the governor
briefly, and bis little
in that
SH'ilKS
jrriiml- ,
child ui) to his knee, after much !
' !
urging, says Hello. I hat s
more elleelive
speech.
than a luiiir ;
I he J' rem
LrovCl'llllU'llt j
builds a gigantic magnet sev
eral thousand times as power
ful a.s any built thus far.
II will be used in scientifii
j
: I
experiments in connection with
the molecular and
domic con-
struct ion of matter, etc.
.. :
i in1
JUHlU't will be of yiTat USt; ill
industry.
MiMT llle sttTl ('f)inpaill('.s us ! t.ast Jimi u.V(,n its weary ruun.I
Jliarili'ts pickiiiur UN tuns (."''l' hatterin. th.- ite floes in an;
i- 4, ei'ffirt to r h th.- lii-i.-up of men
sltH'l Hills ailll loildllljr tllClll ll,jm(., Lieutenant ViKlieri, stiil
fill's, (IroppillU Ihcm (ItlWIl. lift '"arooned near Koyn island, off
. ' . .... North Kast land,
rujr tlioiu up. as a buy hits m,.,, i ;im( spinm
tiH'lis With his luv llUl'TIU't. i Althoimh the two Italian.- had.
It id virtually nothing to eat for1
Man is an intelligent animal,;" ,'lvi,,K "" ,n?1
' of fa re. t hey were in t;ood spirits
living Oil M 'jiLTMHtic pOWtT ', ,m,i full of courage when rescued,
wheel and mau-ncl. the earth. ' ",W", l" "x'"'"ss
Uviirlnest liiitiUs li.i the erew cf the
lie conslructs lus own little 1
power pbinl. build:
his
own
eleelric ami magnetic power.
In t lie 1 1 1 1-1 It recently, man 's
electric work felt an eleelric
storm, and an ama.ing aurora
boreali.s, st retching all across
the norlberii pari of the conti
nent, i
If men could borrow and use
the inexhaustible eleelric power I
of I lie earth, I bey need not turn j
coal or water
current.
falls into elect rie
Xew York's eoinmitlee ealK
night clubs vi(c dens. Mis
Texas (Uiinan. who owns TIIK
nigbl club, denies it. "Kvery
night the mothers call for the
ids in my place,'' says she i
The kids are young ladies that
entertain the young gent leine'n. j
She adds, "I have thrown out j
Milne of the best people in New ;
York just because they forgot !
themselves. I stop the music,
and out they go."
' !
I iiltire writers of history will try j
imagine Uiose "best people iti j
i'v York" thrown out for i'oret- j
film themselves, mill wonder what ,
lue WORST people in New York I
must liavc been. I
Ihe Ki-eat new Herman Zeppelin.)
""on to make Its trip around Ihe 1
w'orhl, was approxiniHtely haptizcl I
with liquid oxyson. the elements ;
niost IniporlHiit to fliers. The mil- ;
sic, well chosen, was lleelhovea's I
choral. "The Heavens I'rvclnlin the
(lloty of Ooil." I
The heavens also proclaim tile s
lesser (.'lory of man. now Unit he j
fais filled the sky with flyin; ma j
Wnes. j--, t
ilaii, niiiile In (loil'. iiU e. renl-j
ly heKlns to amount to soinetliin. i
!u il,.. vb,.- uc "anna rhi. i
ii'W soldiers died. To comfort j Kveu in death they would not
them, dignlatries , traveled to IheMleser; his b.n, and for .10 do
spot where thevll and liono so!-1 guarded It. MVv after 'h'V 111
dh rs stood at' attrition lfMt a'sp.i.t In the sllntt-l horror, lueli
verv nice letter w read to :h" , food hot ste-.ddy dim.nish-
dead men. China doesn't believe i ing. unUlvYa Ja;s "'" ""
in our heaven, hill does (M lleve ;
!i"i the dead, in some mysterious i
ay. know what la going on. j
MALMGREN
DEAD; II
PALSLIVE
Mariano and Zappi Taken
on Russian Ice Breaker
With Body of Dead Leader-Air
Pilot Who Found
Them Is Now Stranded.
(Cupyrighl, 1!U'S, l,y III,'
' A.-sut iat.'d I're.-s)
AI'.OAKIJ IMHSIAN ll'K FillKAK
! Ml! KliASKIN, July 1L ll'i
(liver up I'm- dead for tin- pu.-l
,six weeks, uvii ir the three moir
! hers of the llulia's walking luulv'
w,,''v
seucd today by Hit' if.
Kriissin.
. !.-1
Tin- third member. Dr. Finn
i Mtilincici. not cil Swedish ineteor-
j utogist ami si icntist. was found
dead.
tlic H tini ol tti.; hittc:-
sl
tin- ion-
since May lilt against
errors of the Arctic.
The resoicd members uf th;- ,
1Mr,-v w','r" ' :,i't:,il' -M'"'-t m-i-'
janu, j'llot f the iU-fali-d llalia,
I ami t'aptain ZaiM'i. tin1
ii.'i'iat()i'.
I'aptains Marianu and Zappi arc
; now aliijiuii (he lrassin. iMitn f
j Wfrt' in an cxliausU'd, half frown
ami tarviil m,iu when they wen
::n:ilch(''J fro in what had sccnu-i
certain death for many weekn. ;
Captain Mnriaiiu'H ley was frozen, i
I hut his 4'umpanion was uuito well.'
Dr. Ma In mi en died a month
uk. hut
his 1 wo companions,
their dead comrade.
lalttilul I,
: had kenl Ins luulv. i. ml this w;i.i
taken nhnurd the Krassin tuduy. .
, Tin' HusHian lee hi'eaker. as soon :
as it had rcsi-ued the two Itali.'tn.s.
Kr
'I'he 1'osit
nf th,1 I'jirty when
i he Knirsin n'.'leheil
M).:i!t north l.ilitmh'
luliKitlHic. ;l pnlnt
Ihe men was
anil I'll. 7 eust
smile miles
norlh nf l'rinee lise;ir land
inil
alt. iwt ua mil'-H from l-'uyn Island, i
t':iptnhis Mnrhuin iind .;ippi
:iid thai tli' V lool Kiven up hop'
in what yemed I" Ihem their hist
a'itlivcilli; IHUliiellts in tin I'''
l.ulind wiirld Unit liail hemmed
them in for so ninny days, when
mi, hh nly the soviet airplane Willi
I'ilut t'hlikhnovsky appeared (JUL
of the low-hant-'itii: mist.
Startled hy the roar of the
motors i-iiminir out of the vast
sitenee. Hie lwi men said that
thev leaped to their feet und
WHVe.l fianti.ally tu the fliers who
circled above them. A new hop"
lor liie surged tlirmn:ti them, and
from lhat lilomeiit until the Kras
sin sueeeed'd In Mlakini; its way
close to them throi;h L'H miles
of iee-pa'ked sea. Uiey fell, lhat
they were safe.
P.criiso lo leave Doctor
The full story of Dr. Maim
vren's ileal h ami their own hitter
surferiiiK was told loday ahoard
the Krassln l.v he two men wh
had 1 saved. Kor III day.l
1 1 ley had not eaten. Kor :ill days
thev had cluiiK 1" Hie -olV "r
tir. Malmi:rea in tile vuaue hope
of lakim; 11 lurk to civilization.
They had all hill resiL-ned them
selves t" deatll Tuesdey. when the
nnssiaii iilune altaelied to the
Israssli, ..mi et, Mill i,i " " ' ,.
I'lioi
diie, ted rescue efforts w hich end
ed today.
S-'ttimf out from th'' Virile
group on May 1 to bring help,
the progress of the three men
toward land had been Impelled
1 v an Injury So Dr. -M linigren s
lei:, which he suffered when the
gondi hi of ihe Italia crashed.
t'cabl" to move further, the
heroic scientist, who had given
most of his yens 0 study of the
.cents of the norlh. le-tged them
to march on to . save He ir own
lives and lea CO lain lo his Inevit
able end. but th,? would not g"
They f' It bound by the closest
boll Is of cWni uilrship 111 t he des
olate fiozen waste whivl) su'
rono.led (h'.ui. mil they minis-
tcre.i to hlnv until he men.
i lrt-j'il!v noilnng m
t In
Mi- ue-olate l ' inn v her;
were, off North Ka. land.
(Continued on Vg Four)
POLAR SHIPS IN
La
These two ships, the Braganza and Citta Di Milano, General
Nobile's base vessels, have played an important part in rescue at
tempts to reach the crew of the ilt-fntcd dirigible Italia and Capt.
Amundsen and his aides who went to her rescue. It was from this
spot that Lieut. Lundborg took ofT and rccued the Italian commander
who was injured when the dirigible crashed.
KLAMATH FALLS GLENDALE FIRE
IS SAVED BY A
$250,000 Fire Checked by!
Miracle of Nature When
Doom of City Appears;
Certain Ewauna Box Co.
Chief Sufferer Flames
Are Seen at Crater Lake.
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. .Inly
11'. Kire of untloternilned oritiin
destroyed len niilllun feet of tim-
1,or in Ihe Itiinher yard of the
Ewauna llox , omtainy Klanialii's
1 '
SHIFT IN WIND
largest mill anil for a lime sori-!,lrf
,iu,k
threatened ihe entfr:: Inside
Industrial dlslrl' t o( Klaluath ;
Kails last nmlH. '
Loss froio'lhe IniKe hhl.e, wllieh '
eo'ered an area of approximately i
four aires, was estimated hy II. 1
Uayuert. iee liresldellt of the ,
plain, at ."ill. OH 0. Al one lime,
when a favorable north wind
shifted to a disastrous east wind. !
il appeared lhat the !!li."il),ll!MI
sawmill was ifoomed. A favorable!
switch of the wind, aided by Ihe;
IndcfllttKHble effolts of hundreds :
of fire riyhters, however, cheeked
the advance of the flames.
A;rain, wilhm an hour of the
time the blaze broke out. it
seemed thai most of the Indus-;
trial district would (jo. Had such !
been Die rase, uothiiif- could have
saved Ihe entire business district
of Klamath Kails.
Kile broke out In the center of
yard No. I of the Mwauna llox
company plant.. Low humidity
and a hot northwest wind caused
i." flames lo spread rapidly.
Fifteen minutes after the alarm
was sounded, flames were shoot -Iiik
several hundred feet Into the
air as the fire spread rapidly
from one lumber pile lo another.
ll.Mtamlle Is I'sccl
As the fiulit au-ainst odds run-
tinned, scores of volunteer fir.:
fitlflers Joined the lire
l"par
incut and lumber employes. Ilueke;
brigades were formed, one end
at the edge of Lake Kwauna and
the other facing tile iniense neai
ol advBocing flames. ujiiaioo -
sent timber'
as attempt
flyinir Into -the
wn made to blunt
aav Udimvay und ci"ate a
over which the wind-whlpiu'd
KJ.imes could not ln'IdKf. Titnt
.iiul ;.i?aiii the planlnn mill wnien
MitoinM the sawmill cnught firo.
but a constant MtruHin or
i.Ihvcu on the bulldlm;
wu" r
exun-
Kul.-hed the flatio'h tin rapidly
thev broKC out
Thai the sawmill and pumin:
mill were saved was considered
Mitt aetllous. At
time the liutej
wan MUTounded
Ira me structure
oii-hi'i. !-i,.M hy a
all of flume. :
So hu
the conflagration
wan
! ha' tourist o
i'tf)niib' noiTft
i fniter lakr
of thtx city, c
rln.
n rly
of feet into tlie air. and telephone,! viy Krertl amount (,f etiv,. work
bnjf diswme yil lf Klamath , in fj,., tlvhiiutt. but s :Ktaiill.he(l a
Fall wa burnt n down- l pat i fd tlial did ruki d duty all
Ti'is inomlng the Cf!n' ef theinjK,( Itoseburn Legloiwuiiren a-
f Ire was a reat mas ui nmoui
dTing utiles.
ITALIA RESCUE
LOSS GROWING:
I
Former Resident of Mcdford
Relates Details of Fire
Which Nearly Wiped Out
Douglas County Village
Many Made Homeless.
ItOSIOIiriU'., Ore., J'lly 2.UVl
Fire orlKinittlnH i-i ilie refiilAci'
iiUiik plan! of the City Meal .Market
lasi nihl wiped out two tinil a
half blocks of the buslnesH (llHtrlci
at (llentlale, eniisiiiK a Iomh rmmhly
estimated at from JJoU.uuii to
"IJ;. .., r . , ,
ho himes were fan e V 1
hreew. and so'read Willi creiil
rHpiditv, so that 111 the spaeu of
only
about two hours the main
portion of the husness district liatl
been reduced lo ashes.
The liiilldlliKS destroyed Includ
ed the quarters occupied by Ihe
Ulendale mate hank. Harvey hard
ware store, Moiley cleaning estab
lishment, Henson hotel, llennln
Kor's grocery, Smoke House cigar
store. Weuiiscirs Karaite, (llentlale
Barii-;o. Ihe Gilbert laillillnK, I. O.
O. K. hall, city hall, Copco ware
house, the old school building and
residences belonging lo (leorgc
Oluni. Mrs. Alice Itedfleld, Fred
Hint and O. S. Hrown.
The building occupied hy the
bank and hardware stole was a
brick structure, lull all of Ihe oth
ers were of frame construction und
so hurned very rapidly and made
jan Intensely hot fire. The con
'tents were removed from most of
Hie buildings as Ihe lire prinress
ed so that Ihe loss of furniture and
'lixtures will he comparatively
I light.
The volunteer fire department,
i aided by hastily formed groups of
'fire fighters, managed to turn the
fire away from Ihe chief rcldcu
Mat district located on the hill Just
behind the burned area.
II was with the greatest diffi
culty that the residential district
was saved. A strong wind from
ilhe northwest fanned the flames
and within fifteen minutes from
the lime the fire first broke out
the buildings In the main jiorllon
f ,ho
business district were
,Z1.
The heat was so Intense
ih;tl hundred" of
, ,.(.fut,. ln tl(i hillli mi
pe
ople lo.
k of town.
Uurstinn water
, hv M.(tl(1. ,,r(!Hsur
:nUl ainuUnt f H.
pipes lowered '
mo that the t
ailable fin; ap- :
paratUH wan of little use und has-
(lily Improvised bucket. bna'le ;
I earrld water from
wells and els-
herns to extinguish the numerous
roof flreit that looke out In every
el Ion of town when the spa i km
i ,,,), (lJr)li(f embei-M were carried
,lKh Hm, )(J(. hy th(, Wlnd.
I4'ctlou .Men A hi
When the news huh first
re.
elved ut fJiHiits I'mss a k'oum i
f
American Lefflon men hastllor-
HifU.t and drove ut hiuh sfeed
to f;ienda)e lo aid In ftKhllmc (he
iire. They arrived too late to do
iContlnued oo Pico SU)
own cot ff
my
CANT GET
Senator Norris Refuses to
Accept the Farmer-Labor
Nomination W. J. Ve
reen, Vice Presidential
Candidate, Also Declines.
1 WASHINGTON. July I L'. -iI'j -
'. Senator Norris of NohrasUa, in a
i formal slalcment today de lav. d
j that for reasons several times
1 publicly expressed he would not ,
! accept the nomination for preM
Idcnl tendered him last uihl by th.- ,
fariner-l;i bor party at Chicago.
I The senator said his declination
'did not mean (hat lie was not in ,
! full sympathy with those who are
opposed lo the presidential iiomi- ;
: nees of the major political parlies ,
'hut that the "antiquated and illo
;leal system of eleclinv; a president 1
j mailt' it practically impossible for
I the people to elect any tine who
' ha not been nominated by one of
- the dominant political part ies."
CIUCAUO, July 1J. lTi Tnited ,
States Senator (lcorne V. Norris,
of Nebraska, was nominated for
president by the farmer-labor con
vention lust niKlit. He was chosen
on the third ballot, reeeivitifj; Hi
ballots to 1-1 for Norman Thomas,1
the socialist nominee for president.
Kor vice president the fanner
laborlles named Will Verern of
Moultrie, (in,, a cotton mill owner.
- .11-hlle' ihff furn'm-r-labor party
was point; ahead with the selection
of standard , bearers, the prohibi
tion parly, also In session here,
centered discussion on platform
problems.
Possibility of a merger of the
prohibition party and tin' farmer
labor (,'roup ended last niKht when
both vetoed the proposal.
ATLANTA. Ha July IS. tl'i
Mis nomination as a candidate for
vice president on the 1'arnirr-labor
tlekel al the Chicago eon cut Ion is
"absurd so far as I am concerned".
Will .1. Vereon of Moultrie, flu.,
said here today.
"()f course, under no considera
tion would I accept or oven con
sider the nomination," Mr. Vrrocn
DRY DELEGATE
G. 0. P. REBUKE
t'l I U'Afio. July I I IV- Gov
ernor Alfred K. .Smith, democratic
candidate for president und an ad
vocate of modification "f the Vol
stead act, today was nominated as
it eandldate for Ihe pre-id-ney by
it delcKHte to the convention of the
prohibition party.
I Jr. James M. Templeton of Cary,
X. t, placed Smith's name before
the convention. lie explained lo
newt writers that he did ft to "off
net the i-i publican Influence hi the
convention."
H e r b e r t Hoover, republican
pn sldential candidal'', wn-4 nom
inated for the prohibition candi
dacy by Miss Jeanelte t'ampbell of
l.o Angeles.
r'lllttAflO, July 1 :'.'1JThe
wtra(jle for a nd anlnst t hi- f n
dorst'iiH nf of the republb au presi
dential candidate, Herbert Hoover,
continued at the prohibition par
ty's convention today.
A few squares oway. the farmer
lalmr arty executive com in it tec
pondered a dilemma, created by
Senator Xorrls' refusal to In ad a
fehlnl parly. The farmer -labor
convention nominated the Ne
braska republican.
A resolution indorsing Hoover,
pre.-ented by 11. Uh (larber. I'lttc -buruh.
biotijjit on th prohibition
debate. AfH-tlou on die restitution
was delayed ntlPaft-r a dalform
Is adopted,
W. A. Oay of Islrmlttuha m. Ala.,
a Ibipi Q minister, mentiftneil tlie
name of Senator Tfcomus llelllu of
Alabama, it foe. of Governor Sirttih,
democratic pr ldeiithtl candidate,
duthuf ti pi a for' a union of dry
foreeM."
(lay declared that Alabama wa?f
h pioneer prohibition "tut amihat
it had lilven to the Vj-mme" Sena
tor Heflln and Henat-.O IIuko Ulai k,
"(iod bIeM Heflln," a delegate
interjected. - -;
CANDIDATE
NAMES AL FOR
IN MEMORY OF
1hi3 mcinOriul statuu in huuor of Lieutenant George W DuLonff,
U. S, N.( and the oftteers and men of his command who gave up
their lives in 1881 in search of further knowledge, of the polar
regions, has be.cn unveiled ut New York City by Mrs. Kmnui De
Longf widow of the explorer. Left to right beside the statue aro"
Captain George Wilkins, Lieutenant Carl Hen KicUon( and Licu
tcnunt DcLong Mills, rundon of the explorer.
6 YOUNG FOLKS CORONER'S JURY
DEAD AS RESULT
Portland Vicinity Visited by
Scries of Tracjcdics in
Last 24 Hours -2 Girls
Are Killed When Speeder
Jumps Logging Trestle.
1'fJKTKANI), Ore., .July 12, (,'1';
- Six ymniK I'nlltH were ileatl Imliiy
as a result of n weiies of accident.'!
in Portland and vicinity durlim llic
last 2 I limit h.
The dead: .
t-eslle VoiniK, 1H. I'orllainl.
Sarah ClilblKlct', IT, Vancouver.
Wash.
Alice ThmiipHon. la. Coble.
Kvi'lyn Hunter. 1 I. Coble.
I William Hilton, l:.'. Hood Itlver.
Ooiiahl H.nicii, ;, I'ort land.
I Leslie Voutis, sou of Mr, and
.Mrs, ( has. VoUmh, died last ninbt
ft din injnrieH received when wao
line, wilh wlilch he wan working
for the Hpaiildliitt Lumber compatiy,
exploded.
Vancouver. YVhhJi.. otriclals were
InveHti-Mthiir Ihe death of Sarah
Chibisier, who died nhorily nftei
, she was st rticU hy nn aid nniohikt
ripuerated ity .Ivk. Harry Smith,
i it I so y Vancouver,
i Two Coble. Ore
, Hunter ami Alice
t 10 leel to their
! KHHollne Hp'eeder,
,, m i i Ih. Dvtdyti
Tlioliipiioii, fell
fleal h when a
mi which tliey
Mil ford C:-PKry
' wen riding wit It
on a lo'ltik' rtmd, jumped Ih"
i rue;, throwing Hie .:lr!s Inlo n
deep ravine Creuniy t'--cra(ied wllh
minor ltiJurl'H,
Yoiidk HIUoii, won of MfH. Iv 11.
Hilton, whk drowned ! ('olurnlila
MlnuKh, near liu'itl lllver. late yes
terday. Ti e hoy, KwlmmlnK ileep
water 7" leet from shore, heci'tne
fonfuse'l when caunlit In hlj-'h
WHVCM,
Children recovered yesterday tho
hotly of lionald Hruru In a sloyh
Ht Hie foot of Kt. .laniert pefln
Hiila. He hail rone e.wlmmlnK alone
late Cm dav b"ron
-
-3H Hcds i;.et'iicu'.
sil WQll.M, July I '. fl' -or
107 rtU arrested at ''anion since
(Illy , t-H have .teen exeeul'd. A
similar fate for the Olh'-IM Is ex
pected. Niu'dy fduiU-nt M;;l!a)irs arresUed
at HloQinw, I" in i h f fro in 'an
ion, have been brought tu 'anion
for (rial. There are 17 jjirls amoutr
them. Kx-'cutlnn of mOu of the
jstudents is likely.
OF AGCIDENTSWAS NEGLIGEN
ARCTIC PiONE.
3
M J
i?" i a. Invito! tr
HOLDS JEFFRIES
I
Driver of Hit-and-Run Car
Is Held Responsible for
Death of West Boy-No
Evidence Found That the
Man Was Drunk at Time.
A coronet's Jury, in session at
Ashland t.Tst nibl. esiii;a t In?;
ihe tl. .ilh (lf Henry WchI. aKCtl 1 '1
yem-s, last Monday arienioon be
neath the wbe. Ih ,. an auto driv
en by William .leihies, at;ed 2
yea cm. keeper of a Kas station ui.
Moontain 'tew op the Ashland
; Klamath Falls highway. nU,nH..
find i nas, hold .l.-1'iri...s rosnuiiHlhlf
for the b
oeulli uilil recom-
mending j,,.
' h;r l'c of Involuntary
hed oil a
imiliHbtUKh-
I ' ' NcwIIk. nc
Kilio-I- Weui
bn-llifi- r tin
the reaie;t. t
t he neat ilitf, te
iliorliicM. Th.
wuh also charged,
aye slc years, a
dead boy, lisped
"ilmony iven at
mhIIiiu lo the au
tot, wilh Henrv
Fan-ell, hi- other brother, Hich
ard, and the traifedy vjelltn. wert;
pluyluK nloiiK hm they went up
'he highway. They had a pad
lock and were lo,-sinw it Jn Ihe
'I''. Henry ran across the road
lo the plavthinK, ami directly
'lie p. tilt oT Jeffries machine.
His two brother and Fnrrcll
'K-reimieti a warning, but in his
conriisfoM Heitiy ran Into the
ntito This evidence was corrobo
rated by the other two luds.
F C. Wnotever t.iul Levi Sir
veus ami tl.eir wivea of Klamath
, l'"atis were the other eye-witnesse
tf the aeeidenl,0 They lesilfleil
that they saw Jeffries entiling
, down the steep made and iaw
Ihe machine crush Into Ihe boy.
They stopped their own ear ami
tin- men iusIh d to the crumpl'-d
toiio on the pavement. They saw
J el fries leave t lu auto, return a
1 few mhfc'tcs later ami procure a
i i ffle. and (hen scurry Into tho
: ungerbritsh.
O U rndever and StevepM testified
that JuM l$rori' ille accident Jef
fries a ed down, and w tieel
marks iti (he pavement corrobo
rated Ihbi evidc H0-.
IC vide rice also wan Introduced
lendltiif to how 'hat Jeffries hud
not ben drink in v I mined late ly
precedin the accident, hin laxt
tirinl. o far n k shown by the
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BIG FIGHT
FOR RADIO
IS STARTED
Smith, Hoover Forces Both
Working for Hookup in
Campaign Fedl. Trade
Commission Requested to
Continue Anti-Trust Drive
Against Control of Radio.
WASIIINtrrON, July IL!. (I'l A
brief ileelariiiK that the Itudlo t'or
poraUon of America, treiieral 1-let:-trie
and a half dozen other con
cerns "have divided anmny them
selves the entire field of wireless"
rt i s filed today by Kttward I,.
mit h, counsel for the federa I
trade commission with the com
mission, a.klnj; It to deny a motion
bruUKh' by the concerns to dismiss
t chary!- of monopoly.
WASIIINOTON, July I:. 111--Two
mum groups of radio stations
i, id en. tl tit un the nation's broad
cast system August 1, because they
were held not In the "public Inter
est, convenience: or nece.ssity,"
were representeil today before the
fetleral radio commission meeting
in two sections to hear ihe uppll
ealitnis for rclcuslutf.
I'hins to I'onsidbtate or share
time wilh other stations were made
by soiiu. of the broadcasters. Oih
eiM chulleUKcd the euminlsHlon'rt
riKht lu rule litem I't'oni the air.
Representative Merger. Wisconsin,
the only socialist member of the
hniiiie, predicted abolition of the
com mission because of its rear
Itunary itolley uf lakiUrT "(f (be air
staihins from which antl-triisl,
political ami economic vhiws are
; broadcast,
'I'lie statement was made lu a
.letter to tho commission support
ing tho application of station
Wl-A'D, thu nioinor'il to Kugetie
iJebs, late socialist lender. and
WIMA at .Madison, Win., conducted
' by the Capital Times.
"I most solemnly protest and
warn the commission against thla
' uiijui-t, hiKh-hnnded and tyrannical
! procedure," Mr. -Merger said. "The
i action nf the commission means
!that the rattiu trust will huve com
j plete control not only of all radio
transmuting machinery but. thru
,the Radio Corporation of Aineriei,
also a complete monopoly uf all
the ratlin communication In ur
t country.'
NFW VOltK, July 1 3. (V) Moth
major political parties are ucgoli-
;atiug with the National Itroadc.tst-
' Ing I'ompftny for nailon-wlde hook
ups to curry the noill'ieuiion ami
.eampnlKU speeches of the presi
dent ta I fundi Into to every home
lu (he country that has a radio set,
Although offieialM of the radio
chain were chary of giving any
Ininrmaiiou prior tu the conclusion
of ncuotiatlniiM, it wan learned thai
plans are JjrogreHsing rapidly ami
'. definite announcement of radio
arrangements may be expected
'within a week. Then; have been
indications for noinn time that both
Coventor Alfred I-;. Smith and
Secretary of Commerce I lerbert
Hoove.- will depend to a large ex
tent on radio to get their appeal
for support to tho people,
j M is expected that each eandi
date will make about Li campaign
addresses and lhat these will be
broadcast on probably the most
'Impressive: hookups In thu hlstorv
f i-adlo.
Baseball Score$
American
Flint gamo:
Chicago !
I'hlladcliihtu
It. H. K.
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3 HI tl
WtillioTj; ami
It. H. K.
y r. u
ii 2 1
Lyons und tlurg
Foxx.
Second gtimu:
Chicago
Philadelphia
Adkliis, Cox and CroiiMn
Kuui'
mull and ruxx,
II. II.
H
2 a
15.
Detroit
New York
atoner and Wooilall
Moore und Urabowskl.
tl
Johnson,
It. II. K.
i 7 (
1 Kt I
St. I-otils ,
LoHtou
Crowdnr and Mtinlon; McFHyd'-n
yuttleinoto find Hcrry.
It, IL
(Mcveland .,
t
Washington
I in innings).
Chic Hi) il L, Stiwell;
.Mar berry ttnd ftiiel,
Kntxton,
National
It." H.
, 1 5
4 12
ItOHUlll
Chicago
Ma rnes, Cotmey und Taylor;
Spuhror; Rout aud Hartnytt.
G (Co&ued oa Tag
Four. (J,
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