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lUilt Twenty-third Yrr
" MF.DFORD, Oh'l-XiON. WKDNKSpy V. .11I.V IS, !!, o N() m
Today
By Arthur Britban
A Vanished Bugaboo.
Some Real Calvinists.
Jailers and Criminals.
Poor Burns, He Drank.
' (Copyright, 1827, hy New York
Evening Journal lno.)
Di-cinl of Hisi Uusiiicss I'iuli's. ;
JiasUiili, fiiiiiiicial lii'inl of tii1 1
four billion (iniliir (n'lionil Mo-'
tors iHinipiinv, is Di'IihhtiiI'k: j
national I'biiiriiinii. Owen !. j
Yminn. clHiiniiau of tin' lioiiril i
of the (Icnci'al I-'.lcct l if coin-i
puny, one of the liijjucst I'orpo-;
rations in A nn-riuai , is asked to;
run for trovcrnor ly Di'tnocrats
in New York. ; , .
f
William .lonninjrs IJryan, ;
where In- dwells in bliss, .lonbl-, "" "" "' '"" ri'li.-i
, . . nuiv pra.ti.-.it ami hltflliont th:in
less shudders at all tins. Hut j any hrrctoforo suivam-d) was
these are praetieal davs, liiir '"'y '' ,!"v"
' . j llamniill !' Iowa, afu-r a roiifor-
iliu.siiiess is praetnial unci H is j ,.,.,. wjIn th(. ,.,.,,ubli. an .n-sl-well
to reeoiiiize things us they ; cu-iitiiii camiiilate aiuard ihu si..c-
- i ial Irani,
lll'e. ' ! This i th,. nic-ss.s... wlli. h the
j mivernur said lie would take to
Some Clllvillists. it seems. illVjihp rrpubli.-an slate eonvenlioll to-
Mill Calvinists like old .Mm. i ;'" M,,i"7' " ""M'''y
.he i tu fly l.y plane from Comi-
IJuet'li Wilheliiiina, of Holland. ! eil liiuffs to aihlress tin- Mat.'
will not attend the Olympic ; 'Mt-"1 "!l'l"-'ri- Alter '"'' '
1 j hour s conference with Hoover.
"alUOS. Calvinists ill Holland during ;i ride between Missouri
are urtied to stay away fro.,, j v"- ""
ernor Hammill declar.-il that the
what stern preachers call "a ; fanner has in Hoover "a rial
carnival of the flesh." j ' """V."""-" . ,. , , .
"S lien Ins final explanation 'Ji
, , ,, , . . , .,
sav til.'
I -HI l I'll V ai ininin
Olympic
imcs turn men a wax
from (rolgntlm to tlrtico-lioinun I
DJiLNMiism. i
. , i
A majonty ot human wui
have altnmloiUMl t lie John C;il -
.i i i i j
vm theory, which liivliulca the
burning alive of Dr. SorVt.'tUS
. , . iv
on slight ,rovoeation. bel.ev.no
that the mmi Lord wants peo-
i , - ,i -i ,
pic, to .enjoy themseilves -
siolially.
Crime oriranization seems to
reach almost everywhere
On
Saturday nifiht two dantreroii
man - U i 1 1 i 1 1 ir uumeii cscaed ,' mv jUdBim.nl' i. is nolm; to
from Sil.'' Sine prison. j offer a plan mure soiiml ami ln-
,, . .. tellluent than any offered to the
Hie next ll.orniln: two Mil- Alne,lca people.
Si llir prison rusl Wen' ai'i C.ovenior Ham mill said he
' i i. i i i -t- wonhl deher this message to the
rested, accused ol blliekuilllllllir j l.unenlion in miieh more elahn
ll.otorists oil the hiul.WIIV. j rated furm. explainin..- that he
.. . . i would outline the definite thlnns
No wonder prisoners escape. w,,k. ,,0vc,. Would present In
when the jailers by niirl.t are his acceptance speech at I'alo
... i ii i -i Alto on Anmist 11.
Iiiol.waymen anil hlackmailius llI1.v ,,mH (.mmi.
bv ilav. A fine example to the! The cv"' I'd Ihal Ihe
'. . ! iMiualizalion fee had he. n dcfl-
prisoners. I n rel ormiiiu .ni,,.,v ,,., Int discard.
prison atmosphere. i lnt he declared that the farm
I leaders of Iowa were surrendorim;
The licv. Dr. Wvlie. chaplain I' rlneipl.. and no .ause. I.ut
were agreed that there were ncrc
of liobert liun.s Meiuorial as-.,VB ,lun ,JT1e .,y hich the
soeiati.Ul. rcorcts that IllllllSj'1"'11''"'"1 prohlem eunld he
solve),
llratlk SO much. It is too lau. ! Kinallv the j-ovr-rnwr pn-.Iirtcd
but it is not i-crtain tliat he
i ivim h I ha vc writ t imi tin same 1
jMiulry on an ice water i
((M.(
Strangely cnouu'li. jroml writ-iii"-
and lfihol lulvc "-"uic t'i
ercilicr. Hcaumont unit Fletch
er. Shakespeare, Dr. Johnson,
Ci'leriili.'e. practically all tin
"Teat ones drunk, As for Latin
writer. Dante, Cervantes, etc,
nnd old 'lirecks and Itomttns.
they would hace thought water
plain poison.
4
in I
Jeritza will talk and sin
a -talkinr movie." "Th
talUies" make a liood start with j
this artist. The singer will
irl'UHKJ wiek or more. And !
while site rests the film will no
on siiminu". "millions hcarm' it. ant um-stion."
... , r i i Secretary Hoover continued his
underfill invention, time mm j fMM relu. f discUHsmns with
labor savinir. jChur'es A. . Merloud. republican
4. : national oiiimittt eman for N'e-
Hiisslan scientists, newspapers hraska. who boarded the train at
and poets continue bitter attack . count il l.!Uiffs and mIm with Jud--on
tlio Italian North Pole aviators , w. I:, nrepn of the federal cmrt
because (if the alleged :landon-' of .laims. a native of Iowa, and
nienl of the scientist. MHlmiren. former chairman ot the houe
put In nn Ice irave. left to die. , ways and iii'-an ) mimiti e. f:v--
A Ktisslan poet writes about "tho;rror Alam Ji Mii!l'n of N
fascist Keneiat who took the cross i r aska. who, like iov.inr Ham-'
to the pole, but deserted his com-; mill, was a supporter of Frank
rades." o. I.owd-n in the pre-i 'invention
: mmpnisn. joiiK-d tlie train at Fre-
Nobile's experience how tht 1 T,10nt to ride across the ft at with
throdiifu-fhle is not the airship for Hl)OVf .r an1 discuoth; farm;
l iar in-uis. uf mi mi nnri r
ban forced the ship down head
fir-t. Who will find a way to pre
vent Ice formation on flying tiut
rhinery?
jolm .
I lie v in tie K' " " "
A British baronet. Sir
Jiuchanan. and fifteen others were
I (ConUnutd on Pm Tour,
HOOVER TO
WIN IOWA:
BY 200,000
j
Governor Hammill, Farm
Leader in Corn Belt, De
clares Hoover Has Plan
of Farm Relief That Will
Sweep Rural States No
Hot Air, But a Specific
Program.
aih).i:d 11 o o v i: i: tisaix.
OMAHA. ..-l.. .Inly IS. lI'i-A
pi'cii.iiun that
llfrlierl llouv.'r
his ,i'l;itfurm i made it will dial
1 lcnj.'!1 tli' admiration of all those
intrrcsti'd in auricula aiui iiu:
nation, us wcii." lUimnult aiu.
Asked iifun what hi based this
conclusion, ho saul he in'iK e
j the ti. ). I". standard hearer wil't
, ..Bl!ns to la, ana ls BolIll?i
;to have a relief jrom-ain that is
'worth while.' i
t wm lu. Sieciii'.
"I ran siieak with a knowledge
I that is specific" lie said. "Mr.
!uovtT , mnk(f ,,.,
relief the first principle of his
' a'lministration. lie regards It
aR , mnrttl ,ut MM1V0
iliUHtion of the parly ami of hlm-
i self. He reeouni.es that the.'!
is n problem ami that it is an
ohlli;allon upon me wiumo rvu-.
pie
"The farmers are truing to have
: that Iowa would v for Hooer
Uv :'ftu OIK! After his confurelieo
i. . ... .... mii.i .t.. cnvernor
tiainni:il issovo mis j-i.i if un-in
.the action or me corn nen com-
mittec recently in commend im;
the deniiMr-itic nricultural (dank
and condcnminK the republican
j farm plank:
I "The corn belt committee which
1 met in Ues Moines, composed
' laruely uf democratic leaders,
i passed a series of resolutions,
i from which it appears they be
1 lieved the democratic party, fmv
i ornor Smith and Mr. llaskoh
jichairman of tho deniorratii- na
' lional (ommittee) have promised
them the equalization fee letflsla-
lion. .
Talks With Tanners.
"It is important to the people
of Iowa to know whether the
i corn belt committee has any as-
surance from Cinvurnor Smith or
Mr. Uaskob up"it wliKli to oase
action.
"The corn belt committee. Mr..
Smith and Mr. Ilaskob owe ft to
Ihe people of Iowa to clear up
urwhl-m w;th him.
0 e uf I alher JM'Hlli.
First new of the death or Air.
Ilenrv was conveyed to Mr. hoo
ver at onahu t.y tlw Assoeiated
Press As ".Mn a" the spM (8) b-f
thal!ty. the se. retary broke th-
sad TidinKS to Mr). Hoover, who
(Ccntlnuta oo Pt Eljbt)
PEcovsTowKo fjo CHANCE FOR MRS. HOOVER S
ckks
-
M W
Just as soon as ever she can that is as soon as her fiance gets
his divorce decree from the former Follies girl, Jessica Brown
Peggy Joyce, many times married Hroadway show girl, is to wed
Lord David Northesk, of London, she says. Peggy and Lord North
csk, above, are vacationing at Deauville, France, and it was there
that he asked for her hand. She says his proposal is the most beauti
ful she ever has had She has come into wealth through her variouj
marriages.
RENEW SEARCH NEW CATHOLIC
FOR AMUNDSEN CHURCH TO BE
& COMPANIONS
Ice Breakers Malign and
Krassin, With Aviators
On Board, Plow Through
Frozen Wastes in Final
Effort to Rescue Explorer;
AKJSCOW, J uly IS. (Vj Soviet
rescueiK today contintied their ct
fortH tu eiear up the late of lloahl
mii(lsen and lii five missing,
companions. 1'repHriitions v e r e
also made to htxin nn extensive
search lor Ihe six men who drifted
off to the east over Ihe ice lieH
in the hat; of the Italia aiier ils
crash north ot Spitsbergen.
The Krassin was en route to Ad
vent bay for fuel. Il will rein n
to Northeasi hind as soon as pos
sible and establish a flying base.
I 'lint ChuUluiovky, w ho direct) d
the Krassin to the surVivors :f the
Italia, will hcin a search from
that base and every .square mi!.;
of the ice on the southeast and
northeast shores of Northeast land
will he explored. The sea norlh
east of I'oyn inland will also Iv
thoroughly comhed.
Criticizes Dead Man
.MOSt'OW, Julv IS. it Men-
tenant Vijilieri today was quoted
as criiicl.ia Dr. Finn .Malmrii)'tr.
heroic attempt to reach land to
scml aid to the survivors of the
Italia.
VMIclii was one of a sroup of
five men rescued from an ice floe
by Ihe Russian Ice breaker' Kins
sin. Dr. Maluiren. Swedish scien
tist aboard the airship, was lei't
alone dyinu on the lee as he nred
his two companions to continue on
lo laud In an effort to send rescu
ers lo the Kroup of which Vlidieri I
was a member.
Tho correspondent ot Taws. So
viet news aKcncy, aboard the Rus
sian rescue ship Krassin. quoted
Vinlieri hi saying;
"Pcq-.sonully I rcftartl Malnnren's
plan to reach North Cape as u:;
wise, hellevinK we all should have
remained on the Ice ami Irfed tu
establish radio contact and at th.
first, opportunity move for tin.
s) ore in the collapsible boats in
jur possession.
".Maltimrcn insisted he could
reach the shore In 17 days; Id?
took provisions for t." days. Thv
Kroiip was hungry at Fl days, prob
ably because of the Krenter con
sumption of food at th'! beyiiinluu
Vlileiri said the loss of gas
caused hy the pressure ot ice lorm
iuif on the airship vas the liniiu-dint)-
cause of the crush of the
Italia.
OSLO. Norway, July 1.- i;Vi
A report was current here loflay
t hul ffulu.rtMi.il fmi ml I rnccM nf t h
seaplane In which Koald Amund
st n and five com pa n ton s d isa '
peared, na Itear island, midway be
tween Spitzbemn and Norway.
This was believed hern i he a va
riation of a similar idoty Riven out
some time ano.
Th'Oorliiiiil version, wbleh "B"
very valine, mention-il the f iudlnit
of th remnants of a lur cap and ;
the dlsiitvery of hej marlfs on .
I ear islhiid. Talk of who. mar'f.-.
was held to be sufficient lo dH-j
ercou uie (iry smiP tne missini,
aircrnu i? a seapiane.
oe
W
ERECTED HERE
i
Ground Wlil Be Broken July
. 29th for $45,000 - Steel
and Brick Structure at;
Corner of Oakdale and
West 10th Open By
Christmas.
n
i -
, (irotind will he hroken with np-
jproprialc cerenionLes Sunday. July
-i . for the eieciion of a new Oilh-
, olic church at lln- southwest corner
of Oitkdiilc nnd W est T-nih Stieeis.
! The new edilicc will cost approx
imate -i;,,iiiio and wltl h,- hy
liL' feet in dimensions, ti:' feet in
the transept and of ihe Koman-
esqur tyt f architecture. The
fl anicw m k w ill he steel, with a
hrick hody and huff hri.-k facing.
I 'oiisi ruction will start t he first
I w eek III A UKilsl, the l.ids hid ll
cloyed July L'fi. and the iiirni iXtm--
ser ir es w ill he the first w eek in
September. The church, one ol
the fiii)-st in Ah dlmd. sh.uld In
completed and ready lor occupancy
' hy i h l ist mas.
T,H' tl.-jntiiK architeet is Uob-
;- iSi'irett of Portland.
Hmhlmi; ..f the chun-h was made
' i,"-ihl'- tbroimh the )-fiot is of
l-'n'O'-r w. IMack ami tin n-
"ibiiiions of the conKi-eiion.
I'lans for Ihe building of the latent
adttitii'ti in the city's many beauti
ful houses of worship have been
under consideration fur several
nioht hs.
At the cornerstoiie-)a. Iiik and
dedicatory exercises. hiKh Catholic
t hui t iiinen ol the I'acifie consi anil
t he north w est w ill ta ke un active
TREATY OF PEACE
LONDON. Jqlv in. - t,Vt Sir
Austen fhanihcrtAtn announced in
t he house of common toil a y that
Uritish ucceptatice of Ihe Kcllocy
, proposals for the oullaw rv of war
has been delivered o the American
chaiu-e d'affaires
I'eplylmi to a JiyeMPm, the for
eiirn secretary suiii.'
"I hand-d I his morn i m; to t lo
t'nltcl States rh'ut'Ke d'nffaire- the
reply f the Kovcrnini nts of f'rp.n
, '''lHin th- cMinionwealth uf A li
traita, .New- Zealand nml the union
of South Afrl and the reply of
tin Government of India nrccptlnt;
the pioiMisaln of Ihe t nited (rj'ite:.
L'ov rnni' iit for multilateral tr-ai
for the remni (atlon of war.
"A levwi-ds the dL'niOure of tto
0 1 eaty
bii niajetdy'w government
w'Ul
nappy to finn It at fucb
nine )ui piaie as may be infiu -
aide to the Fnitei states govern-
tm-nt." '
1 oe nnnouncenH-ni wus greeted
ciieers.
mm &n nr
i LULiinL niu ui
ill
Oregon Delegation at Wash-
i ington Unit in Believing
Govt. Aid of Irrigation
Has No Chance -May Be
Later.
S.U.K.M. ore. .1 u l i . ..-V. -At
I the picsciit time tlu ic Is iii possi
i hi lily of federal alt) for distressed
lrrit;:ili..ii projects in l'r'i'ii. This
was tin: unanimous assertion of
' nicintit'i s of Ihe Orei'ii cuiiuri's
;sinal dcU'KKiitioii. who were today
called into conference hy the sui
i'ri'l;un:i t ion coin mission .
Kcd. ntl aid. il wa ihl. would
( require new rettislat ion and a com
plete cll:tliUe in the cilinn rec
' lainalioii policy of the govern meat .
' Il was amv. d that fed. i al ai.l to
, cxic-liMK projects, rat her than the
', appiopi i.Hioi) of motiey
fur ni-w
projrets W illld h
"I 1ll!lH's.
: hill lh.it it was Im'.voihI
.;ilni
; of polhidiity at proem.
Senator McNary e.pi escd the
; opinion that the slate reclamation
.commission i now wurkim; ahou
! tlie ri'jht lines in r"omani.i:it; tho
distre.vs.'d piiijiM tf. under ni:llioiiy
.ranted hy the state legislature,
j This also was the opinion of Dr.
t Klwood Me;id. federal irrigation
' coniuiisvinner. viio mel with ihe
slate commission ;i few days a-.
While I r. .l end offered no cn-coiiraeiio-iit
thai federal aid woo'd
; he extended, he said it would he
' KOod husiuexs jind that he w on In
, Hot oppnse It. Il was lart;i'ly a
) result of his attitude that Ihe con
j ferem e was called today.
Those n thin with ihe counnis-
'slon today wMe t.'oiiHri'ssnuin Haw
; hy of ihe first dtslrlci, C.inKn--J
man Korell of the third district.
(Senators .McXary and Sleiwer. Am
;edee Smith of I'nriland. who Is a
niemher of the landholders' com
jmittee of the (irants I'ass dhdriet.
and W. li. Id.', secrelary of the
, land settlement c-ommiltee of the
! I'oitlaud chainher of commerce.
Baseball Score.
mooii,
( 'iuciuiiall
National
It. II. K.
Hi II 7
II I :i n
I latteries: Aloss. Kaotlpal ami
Deherry; l(!cy. Jahloiiow ski. May
ami HuiKieaves. ..
It. II. K.
Kostoli ....
! ntisliui'Kh
j Catteries
linKswirth
jainl llari;ri
j
:( la 1
Hi 1' I 1
liarn-.s. iPanilt. Ild
and Spohrer; ii inies
ives, enish-y.
Aiiii'l-h'itll.
KW YOUK. July 1 s .
Unite Uiith's ;tith home run of the
srasop wi'h Combs and Koenlu on
base in the ninth enabled tie
Yankees to nose mil ihe Whlti'Sox
! t-
lirre loday. In .
firsl ;
ii ii. i;
s i ;t i
!) I I.
of I he serh-:
Chicago
Vorli
Hatterfe: Lyons and .M-i 'urdy
Hoyt and llenoiiKli.
II.
1 I
I 3
( 'li'Veland
lioslou
t T'n Inninys.
liatteries: I lust
Nun-is and llofma
ell. Setlleiuire.
till, lie nit;.
it. ii. i:.
Hetruit I ii 1
Philadelphia . It' a
i:altei'ie; (iibson and Hart-'i'-ave:
Khiiikc and 'ochraiie.
ASIIKVIM.i; N. i' July IX. -iVl
- Reticence reai'dinK plans
inarked activitliM of leaders of the
iry suiithcrn demociat as ih'y
went into executive conference here
today to attempt to formulaic plans
f'O fiKhttm: the siiind of Cov. Al
fred (-;, Smith ir New Voik, demo
cratic presidential candidate, and
John ,). ItM-kub. chfiiiinau or the
national committee mi tlx1 prohild
tion (iiestlon.
IHshop James V.. I'ahnoii Jr. of
liichmoud, M.e(hodi.-i Cjdscopal
church Soulh, and Dr. A. J. Marion.
Atlalilit Maplisl hader, who calhd
Hie IIH'clinu, teiterateil there would
be no third parly movement.
' " '
COLORADO Sl'RINHS,
Julv I .H. (IN - Si.encer I'
ncplu-w tf the laie MoIcm K. I'en-
n.,.. tndav announced lie would
sitppoit Cov. Alfred K. Sm'Mi of
New t ork for president If llerbeit
ltnivi'i' cloe not eon jl for noal-
ifb alion of the Vummi net.
Penrose x Colorado chairman
ioi- ine association nuajn fjiihe pio
' hibllion amendiin Nt.
fatufp paqqfq
i n ii i nuuLU
C. D. Henry, Well Known
Banker of Monterey, CaL
Dies at Placervillc Fol
lowing a Heart Attack
Mrs. Hoover Is Hi:rryiiig
West.
S. F. Welcome Postponed
AiiO UD HOOVKR Sl'lv
CIAL. Fremont, Neb.. July !N.
(,-Ti Imnicdiaiely after the
- word reached the secretary
and Mrs. Hoover today of the
death of Mis. Hoover's lather,
C. I . Henry. aniHtuiicepienl
was made that tlie formal
weh-onie h o m e reception
planned for I he presidential
nominee at San Francisco
would he postponed until alter
the lormal uotiliiaiioii cere- :
monies at I'alo Alio on Ann- '
list II.
,'
.MONTKRKV. Calj.. July 1S.--(Vi
- This historic cily lost one of ils
first cilizens when C. D. Henry,
fat her in-law of Herbert I Uiovt-r, .
republican president ial nominee, j
succumbed tu heart trouble and the I
infirmities ol old imt at Placer-!
ville in l lie hi-:li Sierras. He was j
S I years old.
It was :;t; years iuo. in LS!L Ilia:
.Henry, ilien in the prime of life,
' raine to .Monterey with his wife. -Florence,
and two daughters, l.un
and Jean. He came tn miide n
moup of local business men in the
i lorinat ion of Monti'iey's t'lrst hank,
'the Hank ot Monterey. Henry
came from Los Ar..;eles and under
(the m initial understanding was 1o
'have nii'iely assisted in the launch I
Im; of the bank, but he remained j
'mi as cashier, and it was not nn 11
1 I'.tju when the Valley haul; a:-quired ;
; the Hank of Monterey that he unvu i
j up act ive biiisuess life. I
i Until of Henry's dinmhters sin-nt
their uliihood days In Monterey
and attended public schools hero.
Miss ,ou -Hearvt who Is now ,Mrr.
Herbert Hoover. Inter entered t'liin
ford university while Jean studied
- music abroad.
, Jean, Ihe younger dum;hler, who
i is now Mrs. (Inthrie Lar-;e, was
( tlu1 constant eotnpaiiion of , her
Lvtln-r during his declinlm; years.1
: As dlrectliiR head of M.onlerey's
rirM and for many years only hank,
; Henry's contact were wide ami ,
varied and he built up many en- i
during friendships.
A. It. I'nderwood, descendant of
an early pioneer, is one of these
old friends and his recollections of
llemy form the basis of his local
history.
Henry was a silent man, not
Ivi'ii lo the discussion of his af
fairs. lie was versed in the affairs n! j
, nuance. Durius all I hi' year b"
In-sided here. I here was never a day
, when he was Indisposed.
While in business here he tool, j
'frequent trips to the mountains in
the soulh. and for a time made bis 1
. home a) a nearby ranch.
1 Duriiiu the last few years, after
retirement from tin hank, he socio
much of his time at Hoover's Palo
Mto home and made nips to th
hih Sierras In summer.
Henry was pi mid of the record
of ihe youi:.1; nilninU engineer who
became his son in law in P.r.et ami,
; although he oi initially oppos-d
Hoover's entry Into politics. Im
: changed his mind on that point
'during his last trip to Monterey.
FI.AC:i: VH.LK. int., July IS
iV Charley D, Henry, father-Inlaw
of Herbert Hoover, the repnb-
Mean laiidiibitc for president, died
here i his niorninj,'.
Mr. Henry died wlihoiit having
r-a llx.i d bis la-t wish - I hat he
' Pil-hl live to see Ills daughter, Mrs.
ll'iover. once more,
i The end fiiui" ut Ii:3M a. m. while
, Ho- sp-cial iralu hearing the re
I publican tamhtrd-beai it and h I h
wife toward Ctillfornia and honte,
i wim racfim westward across lown.
I Ari a nemeii's to speed up the
i schedule of the train so M n, Iloov
j er initio remdi Placer llle to see
lo r fat her alive, were made yei
tenlay, hilt al best they Could tlol
j reach the west coa-t heron- Krl
f day morninn.
j Ai the bi-d-ide were Mrs. fiulh
t i ie Larfe t,f Ccornelow n. Calf., iin
j nth"! djtuL'hi r. and Allan Henry
'Hoover, on of the presbleptial
lamltflate.
Air. Henry, who was H4 yenrs
j old. suffered ; paralytic stroke on
July 4 while fin a c;i m plrm nip
with Mrs Lartic. 'hyw.-fa ns mid1
i he W'nibl Joive died utmost at once
. exeept for In" remarkable vitality.!
thus i V VOTKS IMIUN' !
It InI: IX SC'IKMift TX
MAMSHFILLD, ore., July IS--lV
The Alar-hfiehl sehuol htido I
uf lt7.''Hi. ami a proposal to In
crease I he tax lew six per Ceil
over hat uf last year, w as voted
low Ii yesleiday.
The budget Irtut by a Vide of 2C0
lo IT!, and the Increase proposal
by lo It". The xautc jtroposala
.ei- pirvlfjiisly defeated.
The k boo) board met today to
consider ways of financing the I
seho.ds uf ihe city, 0 0 I
ON AWAY, AGED 84
Bride o Air
This smiling young woman, tho
former llessie Wright, is an air
plane bride of Ogdcn, Utah. At
, the recent dedication of an air
' port there she plighted her troth
to C, Eugene Uowcn.
ATTACKED BY I
Fl'CKNF, Civ, July IS.-oVt
Wi'.hoiit a single elite un which
to b.ise a search, Sh"i iff Fratui
Kichaid.-t of All,m. is attempt -
nn today to mi rave I the mysiei
of an assault on the person of
Airs, John Matson of llalsey, who
was at lacked In her home yes
tirday by two straiiuc men and
ai ri'd away in her husband's
anion oldie, to i b rt by the hIiIm
of the highway alone.
A satiiical ou'-'sane: "Wo are
drunk ami out for a Kood lime,
ion will find the lady on the
highway.' was scrawled on :i
ph'ce of note paper and
the kitchen talde of the
left on
Allitsoll
home. '
Mrs. Matson was rational last
piKht, according to Sheriff Milli
ards, but could nlve only u meimor
(Wscrijitlun ol the men.
Aucoidintf tu. . tln:,.iory ' plood
toticibcr oy the oiiber. iwo men
came to tip.1 door ami asked to'
use Hie telephone Infurmcd that
she had nu telephone, Ihe men :
grabbed her ami carried her, ;
Mi lium Hiik, to her husband's mi -1
t omul-lie. Mrs, Matron, accoritliiK ,
to hr. .Marks of llalsey. believes j
there were Iwo other men in the
back seat of t he car. She re
members muhlm-, from thai time
until she was found In a hysterl-;
cal l onditb'ii by passim tourists. '
J ler clolhlitK Was badly torn
and t:he iuid nnmeroi.s bruises
and scratches about the body. Dr.
Marks slated.
Mrs. Abuson wild she had never
seen the men before. Her only
description was that they wer'
"dark and .vmirj; looking men."
Slie said that she had fought,
desperately to el away from tho
two who attacked her Li Ihe
house. I
Marks on the ground, from the,
door to Ihe wale, where the car,
stood, nave evidence of a terrific,
sll HHyle.
Shi; was found at 2 o'clock,
two ami one-ha if hours after the i
n:cn had first appc.ued at the r
house. !
I '' 1 1 IT LAN I , Ore., .July 1 H, (!'
- An armed - robber, aided by u
Woman, held up a shire UiIm after
mum on Ha wt home avenue, ou
Die cast side, and escaped Willi
K'M. after tiireaienlitK lo lock the
storekeeper, (. ( , (, nd ei'Kass, in
an Ice box. The s'oo-keeper prom
ised, if left free, that he would
not notify the police tint II t he
inhhcr had ample time to escape,
The robber ami a woman com
panion had 1 n seen Ut step from
a ta vli iili Ju-t before the robber
ntered Ihe prcndciKass store.
E,
TACO.MA. Wieli., July I S. (Pi
-- Coinpleiimr Ihe SWMlif ll the
Pacific coast, the '12 planes of
the national air reliability tour
were laiidintr at the Tacoma mu
nlt ipal airport today,
The fh -Mt plane to arrive on
ihe i Pi-mile jump from Portland
was the MeM.tnca plane. Xo. j,
pllott.d hy William S. Mroi-k ami
Ldwurd F. schlee. famous around
the-woild filers. This plane rendi
the t-'i-onml here at 10:11, exactly
an lour from Port hind.
Following In quick mieccstdon
were nine more of the phines, all
arriving within four minutes.
CALLES IS
SLATED 10
KEEP POST
Retiring President of Mexico
Expected to Remain in
Office As Result of Kill
ing of His Successor
Country Seethes With Ex
citement, But No Out
breaks Are Reported.
MKXICo CITV, July IS.-.Pi
The oody nf (iencral Alvaro ol -i
'i 'iron, p resident -clot t of Mexico,
who was assassinated yesterday
by a man who
, fired throiifiii a
sheaf of pencil
led c a r t o o ns.
was taken to the
railroad station
here today and
placed ll p o n a
train en route
to his home in
l Simula.
I'r. siilent Cab
les, bare-head -...i
ti-., n-.. a i.-
x- Iiind the hears".
j At his side wa
J A a r o n Saeni
At his side was
VaLU vALLi;ii Kovernur of u
evo . pon ami close political friend
of Ohrecon. Midiind them were
the highest ifficialH of the kov
ernineni and officers of the army
and navy .
(Ml etieh side of the hearse were
members of eonjjrei-rt ami other
political leaders, who had been
closely associated in the obreKon
presidential campaign.
Mounted cadets of ihe national
military academy preceded th"
automobile, which bore the cof
fin. Itehind the official mourner
i a me ho Idlers of the presidential
Kinii'd and more cadets. Airplanes
maneuvered overhead and several
bands were ncatiered through the
ran It mo . t, ...... . -, . ..-
At least 1 50,000 ch'r'jns lined
the two and one-hali miles of
streets, through which the cor
teo piissed on Us way from the
naiional palnce, where the body
bad rested lu stute since last
, evening.
j These were the same streets
where an equally lurge turnout
bud on lust Sunday cheered t.ene
lal ObreKon as he rode trium
i phanily op. hix return to the
Capital for the firsl time aLer
his election.
Only two of OhreKun't Imme
diate family were In Mexico City
to board the train. They were
his son. rmberto, ami a jdslcr.
Helium Lollta obregim de Almada.
A ibilighter, Heiuira Refimiu Obre
Kn de Ponce de l.eon, lives in
, Hiiadalajara and was expected to
meet the train there.
The loh(i linen uf mourners who
i had passed before the bier while
,11 lay In state in Ihe national
( palace hist evening. Were supple
men led by thousands of others
today. Ktarting ut dawn, there
was a steady stream if people
( wh.ch eniered ihi palace- grounds
, through Ihe ureal gates, crossed
! the pa I lo and progressed t hrough
w hiding passage way'H tu ihe Huh
1 of the Ambassadors,
j Ambassador I iwiht W. Morrow
and Ihe entire staff of Ihe t'nited
j States embassy were among those
! who paid their respect by pass
ink' before the coffin. AH other
loreimi missions to Mexico also
i were represented in Ihe lines.
MKXICO CITV, July 1 S. ff
Federal district police this lifter- .
, noon nrresteil and held for investi
; Million Fmllio fjisado. proprietor
of the restaurant wVere Oeneral
otireuou was killed at San Amccl,
ami all 12 employes of that place.
MKXICO CITV. July 1 (A't -Antonio
I tins fccrtuche. who was
named chief of police by President
Calbs Immediately after the assas
slnatbm of Oeneral Alvaro Obre
Kon. said today that Juan Fscapu
larlo. the assassin, whm "nuw com
m'netng to talk."
Senor Xertuehe expects further
arrests and believes he will learn
(who were the master minds uf the
! crime.
MKXico CITV, Julv is. oF
Assassination of President-elect
Alvaro ObreKon caused stringent
measures today to curb disorder.
Censorship was In fon e. .Po
lice nnd soldiers patrolled , ihe
street uf the capital nnd the
roads uf the nuiTiiundimr country
wide. The army was ptepnreU for
un emergency, all troops being
ordered to barracks and held In
readiness tn case of disorder.
Tin re were innumerable rumor
in tlie enpltal nf uprisings and
ther killing", 1'Ut all proved to
be tint rue. intense excitement
prevailed everywhere, but neither
tin. newspaper nor ihe govern
ment had any Information vt
trouble breakimc out anywhere Im
the republic. The war depart
ment today Issued tin ori'Mnl com
munique saying that the army
would guarantee the public peace.
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