Medford mail tribune., July 19, 1928, Page 1, Image 1

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Irecast Kulr: no chance In loin
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Mn&liuuiii yesterday 80
Mlmiiimn today - 4'
Weather .Year Ago
Maximum IM
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MhTtFORlX OlfKCOX. TlIlKsPAY. .IL'LY 1!, WJS.
Xu. 118.
.1
Today
By Arthur Brisbane
Obregon, of Mexico.
Peace, Peace.
Heir to Coolidge.
Money Down, Stocks Up.
(Copyright, 1827. by New York
Evening Journal lno.
Olirotion, mnvl.vK'li'i'tpd prii
(lent of Mexico, will not su--oopiI
Calles. Five hnlli'ts. firtM
into It t in , us ho sat at a lianquH.
Iiiivp sent liim out "f tip
world's activities.
,'usl lii'1'nrr receipt (if the As
social!'!! l'i-css " flush, " tellim;
(if llic iissiissiiialinn, tin1 fol
lowing paniorapli "ail I"'1'1'
written, I'm' pnliliciitiiMi here:
Ohrefirin, recently fleet oil
president of Mexico, says his
nation will not olianj-'e ils atti-
.Wnle on rcliirion, and it seeks
lilt- OslJllllisluiH'Ilt nf capilill's 1
responsibilities nnd Inhor's
rights in llicir fundamental as
pects. "
If hi pfin ostablish tliat ho
will do soiiiethintf nvpr iloim
brt'olV.
Tint worl.l It.is always laUcii
it 'nr rantfil lliai labor's
rifjht'is the ribt to a living,
and capital's rosponsibililics"
consist of tit li i ii tr and keepiii'-:' '
,.,hinP ovei- and above win,, ;
labor rcillires to live.
So far US Obregon is eon-
.
corned, (iiestions nttei'tmi;-(
eniiiliil labnr and l-eliuion are !
now scltli!il for eternity. Oth-j
crs must, stnins.de with them
Once nioro the (jueslion will
-'lie nsked, "Does assassination
rvnr chiiiiLvo the course of his-
low?"
Knroprnii nations ar ooninitf j'(.rM (i.vs h).1(.
into line siunintr the KpIIojju I The nunu- was rnimaiiy adopted
. . , , with the acceptance of a report !v
pcaec treaty, which ninny hope ;: , .,.,, vsl,.,,,iiy ,
and some believe, will put ani'lriw ho a siati-in.-nt of .uriosc
aiul :i plan of ,i-rieeil urn.
Clld to Will'. , T,n , omiitt.'e r.-pottcil toilay
Wc llillll't invite Russia to with a lilnn-nonl platform mul a
, , . .... plan of pi oei'iltn i' that wji.s dis-
Sl"ll llllt she IS Wltlin to SIL'll .,..,, p.ivately for .nor,, than two
nnvlinu- 'hours.
Krench stalcsincn sij;n th"
treaty, saying they are sat.is- i uotinoi-ii whin- the eonfi-renre was
ficd' beennse it '''binds the i "" m- anpointnoni f
comlttee eonsistilli; of repi esc utii -
Tinted States to Eumpe nnire:tives from every southern Mate to
I i ; i . i' ,.,,.,, the ' plan ways and means of defeating
ifVniti'il States."
. Time will tell to what extent
r)lis CIMlntry is bound 111 I'.ll-
, .i-i
rope by this treaty.
Thi're are many ways of kill-
. ' , e
ino a cat; many ways of ,l,s.
onitiii": a Jleatrne of Xntions.
llel'bi'l't Hoover has finished
his visit to Calvin Coolidoc.
Thev fished toeether for three
lionrs anil the fish learned
soincthiiio about the power
((p
sib'llep.
The President will spenl; dnr j
hit: the i'ampaii;n
Iwiee, for lfoover as
tile ('ocilide policies."
The last five words are int-
portilllt.
The President -will tell the
, . , , , . . .
t'onntry, which elected him with
7.000,11110 voles to spare, that
(ontinued prosperity demands
Hoover's election.
M. , ,n i ...
nncv went dnn 1 lestt tv.
stock prices went up.
The price of monev will pro
. . ...
Hi' airain. then stocks will k'i
, diwn. Hut, for the lone run.
stiMhtimt ial .properties in this
.eoniilry ure sellini for less
ihan thev are worth even at
,.,.;,:"
present prices.
If ynit rinilil only recngnlte them.
which yon ran't from the mitsiile
iioklnn: In, many Ktock are .sell -
Intt (ur helnw prlcen fltev ill
O hrinK some da v. Others, nf course.
that even a fool mmht In recne -
nlie nt (jiu'lit, are tn for a had
time. O
O
nenry i, BMtnsoii. ":,. ,murlrr. hlei rontoml
Keuerui m uie rnnippnir " "
iMisiness men in those Islands tVth, rfmwlltllt,.H n'rrim. and ibat
iMisiness men in inosp lsiainc
borrow moey from America
l'Ufld tip their critry,
inniinniHio
n II IKnl 1 1 is X i i
1 1 II ii i n ii hu.i rro
FORM ANTlJ
I I II II 1 1 I II 1 I I i Kv2 I
. uirT mnTif: iffCE 1
AM- Jly Y rfc
KB I I M l f iTrd
75,000 Southern Women
Are Pledged to Fight,
Gov. Smith and Vote for.
Hoover M. E. Bishop
Says He Remains Demo
crat, But Will Vote Re
publican Ticket Plat
form Adopted.
ahhuvili.k, n. c, July n. j
(A'i Formally dedai-inf- their in
io mi on t'i work and vote fur the :
election of Herbert Hoover, ri'pub-i
llcan candidate fif president of ill-1
lnite.1 suites, tin "drv soittlurn,
anti-Smith democrats"' meetinu in
conference here today, adopted a
statement of principles and aims.
Kormal organization a Iso was
completed and the meeting decided
thai a eofoinitl of uvo fmm each
sntithern siaif inehidini; Oklahoma.
.Missouri and West Virginia, sliovihl
he seleeteil to early on the eam
paimt against ili-vernor- Alfred K.
.'-'Ill it ll of New Vt'i k. the d tun
cratie eanilidate .
The statement of principles car
rying ft'iir sections setting 1'e.rth
t he aims of the meeting ami the
grounds on which they oppose
Smith is Home two thotnaml wnnb;
in lenmh. 11 necus.s iiovernoi
Iiceituse of his stnml on the pi'o-
liihltion ftit'tiori iinii his i-otinic-
lion Willi Tammany hull.
The sttilenifnt says:
,.As lho most (lil.c,.t .inil ,.fr
Hvf way. In.lc.i. the only way to
Insiftc the defeat of this wet Tam-
j many candidate is that our dry
j southern democratic voters cum,
their ballots in t ho coining clrc
tinn for llerliert Hoover,"
ASIIVM.I.n. X. ('.. -July 1 ff.
The "southern dry anti-Smith"
democrat ic ri:a nizat ion today was
perfected at the second executive
Tin- platform was ,'pTti',l lo lie
Kivon out at the close of the ses
sion, nlthriuuh its ailoption was an-
floyornor .lfn-il 1. Smith,
i .Mrs. .lossio w. N'ifholson. prrs
liilrtlt of thf National Women's
I lloinocrntle Law Hiifnri'fiiifiil
lenmie. was thp principal spt'alifr
!al a i-nerat sossjon of the ronlVr-
!,.,. ,,,, nilill , ,vli,. . iMl.
j n- was mimttu-ii.
Shi' assoi'li il that Tfi.lliion wnmi'ii.
( ,,.,,.,.,,.,.,.,,,
iopposo.i to (imrrnor smith, iie-
jnoiineinw the nomini-c for his Tain-
many eonn.-etlons ami his staul on
; proliihition.
j ,.lvr i.a,.,i women In every
:'' '"'h- f""n ." Mrs. Met,-
I olson ileelareil. that if llei-liert
noovr wii gnm i-nmmh for
i Wnoilrow Wilson, he was kooiI
lenoiith for (hem. ami Ihev would
; refuse to vote for Al Snil'h."
Xlehol.on presente.l a state
fi'om .Mrs. I Men, Shavei-
at least ivx hose hushanil reeentl- I ' lired a
''lleil' to ehalrman f the ilemoerat i na
liiinal enm itiit tee. in which she lie.
elareil that "ri'K.inlless of what the
i democrat ic leaders propose, dry
j democratic women do not intend
! to snnnoii III,, wet ticket and ioke
.platform named at the convention
Hi" Tammany d, le,rates."
I'.ishop Kdv.in I. Mou:-on of the
j. Methodist episcopal church south,
"nc of a iiumi.er of nve. minute
seaket. announced that he tn-
i,,.n,i,,, ,,, vte r.,,- Hoover and cur-
.(!:-
i "I will not vote for Smith." he
j said. " Intend to vote ncalnst him
' , . . ,
las a demiier.'it hecynse I am a dem-
,oerat."
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i n. n
, vn
Private Premises
No Crime Here
;
HII.I.SIKlltO. Ore.. .Tuly 19. 1P)
, ,., (rllnk )rlvatt. pi,.niis
,s t enstttute a crime In On-
' Knn rit!s I the cnnelnslon attnr-
!n,.v ne,e ,.,.u from the deeii,,,,
: today nf Circuit Jwlce George lta-
; ,.v .'who dismissed an indictment
; ttU'i,jlw, r m. Wueepner. arrested
, recently on a rharise of drunken-
'ne.s.
l,l l!,...v .,,,-,'o,l -:,..,..
the
, ind let ment did n
f..vttl fnilj
"the Tilllrum tavern r m.t a imlthc
place and ivF,oi nlletied in atd tn
UlcimenL-Jihe a public place."
DRY LEADERS ATTEND CONVENTION
i V t
" "
Four veteran dry leaders pose for the cameraman, at the Prohibi
tion party convention, in Chirapo. They are, D. Leigh Colvin, seated,
left, president; Virgil G. Hinshaw, standing, II. A. Johnson, lefA
and Frank S. Kegan.
A NEW 11 WEST PACIFIC
THEATRE TO BE
BUILT IN CITY
George A. Ray of San Fran
cisco Announces He Has
Leased Portion of New
Montgomery Ward Build
ing for 'State' Film
Theater. r
.Annouiiceini nt was made today
hy '.leoi jie A- Kay l S,ip Ki :m
ciscn. that he hail leased the cur
lier unit of the .MonU'om-ry Waid
buildiliK. now under construction,
a .south Centiiil avenue ard
Kiyhlh street and will open
therein, about Septcmh'T 1 m vi .
a new nu viiii,' pii-ture theater.
The htyhiMise will he ialle.1 "Tiie
State,"' and at -eot'dini to Mr. I la v
will repres'-nt an investment of
approximately JL'ii.anO.
Ki(iiipment for the theater ha;
been purchased. and conliatis
signed f'r films, mi ordini; lo
Mr. Kay.
A moviephone the firnt in Uie.
state, nc ordini: to I lie claim of
the management will b installed
with synchronized music with all
pict ure presentations. The pit -tares
will be cast upon the screen
by th" latest type of nnie mir
ror art reflector. The tliealcr wdl
be cooled and heated by the I'ni
vont system. I "jiholstered chairs
will be installed.
1 1 is the pi. hi of Mr. Ky. when
in operation, to present a chany.
Of pictures daily, except Wednes
day olid Thursday. There will
he a continuous show from t to
11 t.Vlii k. The admKslon price
will be set in lac for cftiblrnn
ami 1 .' for adults.
liny has been connected wilt
the mot ion p.ct ure business f or
jo -fars. and now ha u Inter
est in two picture theaters in
Nev.id.i.
Casualties of the
Air Service
SAN MIANCISCO. July U'. -ipt
I'nltcn States marine rorpH liearl-rimtrt-.TM
iinnoiincrd here tmla
iddt the two fliers. Killed wht-i
Ihrdr plane lutrnp'i til Mather field
at Sacramento today, wert; Corpo
ral Leon W. Hryii.il of lion ton.
MrtSH.. ami Private Karl P. Srhute
of Seattle. Wash., both members
of the marine corps.
Tho two men. recently pent to
Sncninieiito from San Dleirn for
battb
nmneuvers. had neen nyin-:
a ii hour when tl, "ir idane
Into flames and crs.h"d
f:nir inlles from Mather
t he marine i-orpn nl vice,
linth men were burned In
about
hiirsl
about
field.
aid.
; death in the wreckage.
1 1 ryani left 1 is mother. Mrs W.
K. Prvant of ltiler''ca. Ma. S'b'-frt
left' sister. Mrs, Pearl Friar. 1.':M
Seventh fletile. Seattle.
Itnnclier 1 Aiiiit(cd.
NA PA. ial. - William f.r-r-
ilnii. i.im hcr in 'iord"n v-iljcj w
'acquitted bv a jury after lr.,'l in
. ju-i't'- n.iiit on a ' of kMI-
S:t; a f-ncil': U' T. He tlenle.l the
'charge.
ST
Vy?t
vf
ASKS EOR RAIL
LINE TO 'FRISCO
. . . ..... , . .
Hookup With Hill Lines at
' ' .
Golden Gate Forecasted
Application Made to
I. C. C. at Washington
Hint Local Developments.
WASHINGTON. July lit 'At 1
A protsal to huiid Ool miles of:
nt . railroad in iKo t'hern Califor- ;
uia was filed with the intersiate I
eoinmei c- commission today by the
Western Pacific system, and appli- j
cation was made for authority to
undertake the enterprise.
Through the Western Pacific
CaUft'rnia Railroad 1 company, a
new corpoiation, the Western Pu -cifie
Inn mis to establish its own
direct rail connection into San
Kranctsco.
The maps and application pre
setited call for t he completion of
a throiit:h line Win miles lonu from;
Nile Card' n. a point near Stock - 1
ton. hi rough Fresno to Kincs Kiver
In Tulare county. Apiiroxlmately
I J. miles of litis line a 1 reaily ha
been built, from litlinar info Fres
no, by the Tidewater Southern rail
way, and Die Western Pacific pro
poses to obtain trackage rights;
over this stretch, building the bal-'
auce.
In addition, the Western Pa
cific 'ulifornia Kailroad company
applod for aiifhoiity to build J '
niib-s from San Francisco i .ivuvard ,
to Kfdwood City. A short branch,
line from the Western Pacific e
lejoliiic cas'.wanl thre and a naif
miles from Israel; was also de
s ribed.
The Western Pacific proposes lo
finance the construction program
pnrtly by suhseribins- to ca pita I
stuck tf the California corporation
and partly hy direct advances of
money and horrowhm. No esll-(
mates of the total cost were pre--senterl,
hut the commission was
nsk"d lo iiiiovv f iilier t-ypitt na t ion
of the expansion nt hf-nritiKs.
(According to local railroad men,
thi line would eventually yW thei
Hill lines a ilir ct connection with
S.ni Fran el wo, nu th. V.-rttern Pa-j
ell Ic is said to he controlled by
the fireat Northern and Northern;
Pacific. It is aJo mainlafped that j
Arthur Curtis James, who controls,
the Wesiern Pacific, is intercfted 1
hi railroad Purveys rrcently matle i
from Klamath Falls lo Med ford. )
THIEVES GRAB A
9 ' 9
N K W YOIiK, July 19 (?)
Money ot dr thieves ha vo stolen
bianl. forms with a TKdentlal value
of $!.-"",emi since Jnunry 1 last,
and ar" now: eaL'awl in pasting
L em all over Hie country. ('. M.
' iaralia. ( blef hiHpei tor fit the ceo
'j 01 p'jtoffice. announced here to
ila. He pued a warning to met-
! 'i n!1. hotel keepers find reMjMi
rant proprietors to lie n th? look
out fur forced onltrs.
GOLD H. BANDIT F i BODY
CAPTURED NEAR nr nutim
SCENE OF CRIME UU
Peter Stroff, Local "Bad
Man', Suspected of Eu
reka Murder. Arrested On
Farm Near Burnt Ranch
Makes Damaging Ad
missions to Authorities.
KIKKKA. tl.. July 1:'. -.V-1'el--
Stroif. alias "Pudli l'ei;"
X-eonvi. i arresled yesterday f
a sii; pe,-t in the rubbery oi h.
WilU, w t'reeu tost off ice .1 lily M
rind the murder of heputy Sher
iff William I'arpenter. to. lay con
tinued denials of Kuilt. but of lic
ials aiu he had made domain it;
tlltlli'.vinlls.
One uf tue ailinissions was that
he had come hero from I'orilainl,
Ore., hbutit 2 das ai;t. with
John W. ilishop, ho was killed
in the pun liht al Ktliiil Uaio'li.
wh.'fe t'arpenter also was killed
and Oscar Hayw:i:d, another dep
uty sheriff, was wounded.
Sir. iff was capi tired at the
ranch home of (ieor-c tinner. 2
miles west of Kuiiit Kaiuli. ('.liner
tailed the authorities alter uivinw
the man a meal, ami invited Stroff
to sii on the porch and rest. lie
was still there when deputy sher
iffs arrived to arrest him.
Fearing the man would be
lynched, if taken to Veaveiille.
; Trinity county officials hronulu
I the prisoner lure to tin- llumbold;
' ( ounty jail.
Postal inspectors, who took
.charge of the prisoner on his ar-
rival here, said t hey would run
timis1 ti 0,1112 him. They said they
already knew t he names of the
two bandits yet at lur;.
J llflieiils believed Stroff Was the
bandit who fled Into the brush
after the itnrnt Kanch fluht. Two
- of the outlaws escaped in an au
tomobile, and one was left dead
In the road.
i I'launcd Sii Inn UohlM-ry.
J SAKKM, Ore., .luly III. tfl'i
a. -,minim.H i.w.t m c-ack th.-
'r:i f e 'bf the firetfun state' 'trenmiry
in the capitoi hem about n.i
months tiyii. in which 'init'it
Pete" Stroff was believed lo have
been involved, was made known
today hy local of fh ers. stroi'i'
is held at Kureku, Cal., as a sus
oecl in the robbery of the Willow
Creek oust of fire nnd murder of
lo'otiiy Siierift' William Carpenter.
The plot here was nlpptal by -i
tip Kiven the local officers hy
le.bM.O author. ties anil the state
ho us was carefully watched for
soni" time hy federal ami local
officers.
siruff aceordini; to information
wiven tho officers, had for seve
ral months been parly to a pro
posed prot'iam of crime extendln-,'
from Salem southward. The rob
bery of the safe of the Kliiiii
theatre here about six mont hs
nun Is ladle veil lo have been one
of the jobs. It was a few day
after this that a "stool" informed
the officers that he hfd met
"Dutch pete" ami three other
men, two of whom were ex-convicts
on a Salem id reel, and that
they hail told him of llm series
of robberies planned. 'idence
wns lilveti the iufornialitiii when,
a few days laWT, the postnl'flce
safe at Newjiort was cracked.
'H'he informei- Vns unable In
trive the nnnios of the men with.
'Dutch I'-de".
There Is a poslhtlity. how
ever, thp officers believe. that
one of them was Henry Sihinidt,
who is held as a suspect nt F.u -reka.
Schmidt was sent lo the
Oregon penitentiary in I ID o fiini
'enntlnirl nr. Pr Hl
THREE KILLED
CHICACiO, July lit, iVPi A ter -
ifie wind that a I II met. reached
i velocity of fi4 mile- un hour,
ivhb'h was accompanied by Ituht -;
nlnjf and a drlvinK rain, old con
siderable damage in the I'hb'ap.i
district this afternoon ami r"leil
In the deaths of at bast two per
' iinj. A woman was i-t rtn k by
Iitrhinlnp nnd killed on a. ifotf
fourfe and i man work in ir on
top ,( a build fnir wns blown o
nnd killed, while three compan
ions held on desperately to nave
their own lives. I
Weather bureau officials said
they had no advpe .". unv se
rious datniiffe elsewhere. Several
home In loihtirbs were struck by '
lightning and ; reels were flooded,
j not her man wa kltbd In
; Vb-ker 1'ark, near flammond.f
Ind , n f'hlcauo snhiirli, when lu;
wtih p truck by liifhtnlni; as lie
' sought sheltrr under a tree. n
Identlfle.ij. ns Herman H'rue-,
(big, 30, of U-inimonJ,
NEAR TORNADO
T CHICAGO
II lH tU La
Mystery of Disappearance
of Capt. Alfred Lowen
stein Cleared Up By Find
ing of Body in Sea Near
Boulogne, France Iden
tified By Wrist Watch. :
lUH'I.OCNK, i ranee. July IHM. - .
(.'Pi The body of Captain Allred '
l.nwcflMe.hi.. imied Helium liimu
cier. who ilisappeariMl from tut air
plane while it was ciossint; the
Knlish ( liantul at a height of 40011
tci'l on J uly l, was fontitl near
l.ere today.
Tile body of the haitker was
tnKe.i lo Calais this evening by a
I Captain Alfred Lowensteln 1
fishin-t boal and bletillty was esltih
lislied by moans of a wrhit wiitt-h.
The Ira:4ic end of Captain Alfiuil
laiwensteln caused a sensation that
1 had echoes on the stock exchauKUH
of London, Part:', llrussels ami licr
' lln. A police inquiry in Fiance de
' vi lnptd Dut only, his' valet mid
steiio'-'iiiphein wlio werp iieeompa
nvinn him on 1 Is trip noted his ills
. appearance when he failed to re
turn from a Invalory at tho restr
of the machine. Tliey found a door
oiicii am! later Urn captain's collar
; and tie were dbicovered in tho
plane.
1 Siitniises an in tne iraneuy
ranned from 1 henries of accldi-ulal
: deatli to hoax. Members of the
' Uiwcnstetn family and intimate
iriend:'. of the linancier strenu
ously denied that In had any rev
, son to commit sulcldu.
FindiitK the body will servo to
expedite setDomeiU nf the estnP.
lie was a I Indian citizen and the
!laws of thai coiinlry provide that
liquidation nf a deceased citl.eit
may he adjourned four ye:irs un
less then is positive proof nf
death. An application for n death
certificate was refused hy n Mrus
sels court on July 'J.
Baseball Scores
i American.
j NlOW YOKK, July (!)--
Kahe Kulh hit his IIVUi and :isth
'. home runs In today's Baine he
I tween the Yankees and White
; Sox at the ''In din in. Itoth drives
f were made off Alph'mse Thomas
'ajjd each was hit with Karl Combs
on base.
It. H. K.
4 1 .1 , 1
X 2
Thomas and Htk;
Chicago
New Vol ft
llattcrie
1 pen hoc k and ( Ii altowskl.
' 1 " Aw 1 1
(II InnliiKHi K. II.- K ,
l 'leveliilul is:'.
lloKion s II I
linttericM: Hhnllte and Hcwoll;
Moi-riK nnd llcvlim.
Kilst KlUlie II. II- Ii
SI l.olli II i II
I'lllli.dolplilH 'AO
l: itlei'i!".: fli:iy nnd Kch:ini;;
Wuliiei K Mini Coi 111 lllle. ;
.Second Kimie It. II. K.
si. i.uuln :i " 1,
I'hlliiiiellililu I 7 il
(II tnninKH).
Ilatierles: KlaehohlM
Ion; Komni'dl and Foxx.
Flist t;ame
Detroit
iViistiinuMin
Italteries: Carroll
all; SCa chary, lirown,
Kuel.
It.
.. J2 2
:i ;i
ami Wo'l
Kurke and
Kecond Kame
It. H. K
lie! roll 2 R 0
Wahlniilou . . 7 12 ft
Itattcrieu; Stoner and Harurnve;
fhtsion and Kenna.
.National.
II. II. K.
Morton !i Ft 3
Cincinnati 4 1
Pat terleM: f.tcenflcld. Iielnnev
and 't'avlor- .Inblonownkl, Kd
wards, peek man and Harurave,
Sukefottb.
ft. II. K.
Ilrookhn .1 in 1
I'lllnlcjiB 0 V
p.-uV.-t ten: Mi'W'.ony unit Ie
herry; ruBsell und ItiiryreuvCN.
Woman Kilt.
Auto Crash .
ur
Granada, California
VKKKA .('al.. Juno i!i,t,i j
.Mrs. J. II. l.:tdue of NfVflda
city, was killed on tho p.n- '
cifie highway near Crauadn i
when an autoinoliile driven hy
her husband skidded and up-
sei a; he tried to paw another
machine, l.adue escaped w ith
bruises, hut was so eraed fr .
with j;rief that it was necew-
sary to c force to remove j
him from the seme of tho
d
Relief Expedition Ordered to
Return and Mussolini Also
Orders Italians to Report j r
in Pmrtn Pncoio I off
in nOITie nUSSta Leil
i n i j
AlOne 10 HUnt fOr AmiinCl-
Sen Party,
i
STOCKHOLM, July 1 1. A)
The Swedish SUkIhi'kmi relief ex-
pedition has been sent orders to
return to Stockholm.
1.
ItOMK, July in. hT) All the
SWEDEN
BACK 1 MEN
FROM SEARCH
: ruscm-d members of the Italia will who, as the oath was Riven, turned
return to Italy Immediately in cott- ' to President Calles, standing near
I formity with iustt actions from Prt!-'hy, nnd said:
mler Mussolini. We demand of you Justice hy
The premier has Kiven orders to the punishment of those utility of
all the members of the expedition mnrderlnK OhrcKon."
to refrain from all meNsauos, dec- Police Identified the fc'.ayer ns
i laratlons anil Interviews. ; Jose De Leon Toran, 23, an art
I The base ship i-itta di Mllano student nnd a native nf Legos. In
will transport the rescued men lolthe'stnto of Jallweo.
( Narvik, Norway, nnd will then re-! President Calles is n signed
i turn to Kinns Hay to aid in fur-j wtatoment announced that th n-
ther search for the six men ennied sassln had confessed that bin crime
off in the haw of the Unliti. was inotlvnted hy religious fervor.
! lie snld also the authorities had
MOSCOW, July D m ItUHnfa pn.ned iniich Inrariiuuio.-n 'Vom
jlnteiKls to streiiKlhen her forces ' tdicntlnfr dlt-eetlv rleHcnl fintinn
searchiuK for lioald Amundsen and The (rovernment was determined
, his five misduK compniilon andhe stated, to punish not onlv the
for the six men enrriml awny In , materia! author of the crime hut
the hiil limn part of the Italia afterJnfl0 trt pn)h "aH exnniiles" those
, Its crash north of SpitzberKen. I (ound ((, ho -(iitftllertual directors
Vii ii-CoinmlsMiry for War Kam-j nf the deed,"
; eneff, asked eoncernltiK the plans j r.enernl Antonio Uios Zertuehe.
for the rescue work. Mild: Installed as ehlf of police after
"Our expedition Is fneinn u most trnKetly. announced that the
! (liffifu-t problem. For the solution prisoner "had commenced to talk."
J of it we mtiHt prop up our forces! Kmlllo CuNndo. proprietor of th
a nd means, particularly because in I restaurant at Hnn AnKet, when
j this we cmi no Ioiikci- count on Ihe j obn -ion wns killed, and 12 em-
co-nperntlon of other Kovernmeuts nloven of that nijiee u-ei- i.r.-.y..,i
and we shall evidently have to1Iinj hrI(, fo. investigation. Ml
work alone.
im solution or tins promrm w
a matter f paramount Importance a)fi(, undPr urrn.
to our public. The complications' Oemral Lfmon. chief of (he pres.
: nnd difficulties of the tusk must 1 (dential staff, nnnouneed thnt the
not discourage us since the iiem- ; situntlon throiiKhout the republic
; hers of nur expedition have proved continued trnnfiull despite the In
ithnt they are ready nnd nble to Uenne rellni; which the slnviiu; had
jo-.rcome the urnvest ohstaeP-H." ,.nKfnilered. The nrmy was under
, The lec-hrraker Mnlinn. search- j orderk to malnlum the peace and
InK fr Amundsen lo the east of censorship was still In force. I0x-
.Nonueasutou, le.ieueu me euKe
1 of the Ice pack north of Hpltz-
betKcn where It turned and was
I proceed I UK filoiiK t he southeast
coast of Npltzhci'Kcn archlapelnKO.
, The vessel reported that It had fre
I (piently been Jn mined In the Ice
fields and experienced two vln.
; lent Htorms which emmed some
dtimnKe to (he ship,
i The other KushIjiii Ice-breaker,
the Krnsrdn, will return to the
, waters nf .NortliiMMtluml nfler Ink-
inK on coin m imiikn i,;iy. linn coin-
ll.enee 111! InlellBlve Heni'lll. Huh-
Hlnn iil.ines will ue (he xlilp un a
; limi' for flluhtH liver llle lee fleldn '
tonklim for the nilrNillK men.
NARVIK, Nnruny, .Inly !. M'
l'h.. u,,,.AU,i.... ,l..,i
III. Finn
.Mi,lmKren hud rniid,. notc ron-1 "' , " ' I"""
eernlin, .I." Mini vovnu-e f IHe ;,, The "r,""". tiJ-ted fu rnn
l.nlli, ,.n,l Hint ihev h..utd he ! """""r ",,r""."""' hleh
found. ,vn ndviini'e,! ,ndv l.y I'ilol ' ,''''"1,,"n' f1"" " "-l-i t"
N.ir.n of .he sw h i-lnne l
land. I he I phinrl nnd the Finnish
. plane Turku arrived here hy steam
i idiip from Spltzbci'iren, whi-re they
hail been co-opem t lni In the No
bile rescue work.
Nllsson did not support the stitf
j Kent I on that Captains Mariano and
! Znppl, Malmj,ren'H companions In
Ihe attempt to reach lond which
j pmved fatal to him, should ne-
ompany tho Utinsinn ice. break r
Krassfn on n search for tho body
of the Swedish scientist. h7n7l " "reKo w
He .aid. however, thnt nn effort ,bDM(n .Ntr( m,Wl , , rnmr
should be made t find the body hw rvWniuun emblems were
. because he wns sure Mnlmgreu hmli' ir'l,im' , '
(innde some note on the expedl-j MK.VICo C1TV. July 19 4U-
Hon.
1
New School Flct lloil.
t a 1 1 k 1 1 l 1 1.' i i- f,a t i in
111 ;. , r j"",y '" -
, fPi Th. Mnhflpl neho.il linmit
j hnn vlrtunlly ilerliltd In mihmlt
I revNcd liuiluer In Ihe viitcrn If
mich nellnn in I.khI. Thin wwi
ileeldeil hi a meetlnir follixvInK
second rejection of n huiluet levy,
nt n piieelnl election Tuosdny.
on.,,, l-.r...... i. ,7 i "
HA I. KM. Ore.. July 19 p.
lie. here hnve l.een nuke.) he on
Ilie lookuut for KIIIh llreedcn. 31
lironperoui, farmer of Ihe p.d.e
nunlry. who dlMippear.il from hl
j hum. severnl dnyn n. Ilreeden
'ut llnnii woilix ua a lser.
RELIGION
! nnnnnnTrn
mntu
FOUL DEED
President Calles of Mexico
Officially Declares Assas
sin of Obregon a Religious
Fanatic Will Hunt Down
Clerical Higher-Ups
Execution of Priest Given
As Possible Motive -
Country Quiets Down.
MKXICO CITY. July Ii).
Search was Intensified today for
s those whom Prt-sidfiii Callos n.-rm-
"i.ueueotuai directors" m-
, Die assassinution of '..eneral Al-
, vai'o Obregon.
(l eneral OhrnKon's body wis en
oitte to his native state of Sonnra.
Home lOli'i mUx distant, on the
j presidential trnin which he would
haw used after )i1m Inauguration
in December. The body will arrive
' at its last resting place tomorrow.
; Ah It Mi Mexlro City, thousnnds
, nf Oregon to Mowers raised their
j ,iKht nrtn,,M "' 'k u solemn
' uth to lis principles and
10 hnt pu nlshment . was visited
. M'en ,1rts' responsihre for his
j death. This was done at the In-
1 stance of a member of congress
I'nlversnl (Iraflco snld thnt the
i mnih-r and wife of the ixsasfn
cltement in the enpltiil, which
caused numerous enemies of Oh
rKOrt to flee in fear of their lives,
rpiieted eousdderably.
The permnnent commission of
com-Test- wns summoned tn meet
today to consider the political ultu
atlon which hns resulted from the
assassination, W h o t t e r CnllPS
would continue In office after his
term expires In December or
whether another would he elected
j replnn- Olirenon mm xtlll n iniu-
(er or ronjt-etnr.
i;i flvrlll tirnrien .old .h
cine, leadinn lu Hie Ulf ntlfienllon
of Hie iixkomIii IncliidPit n tele
lihone nuniher found upon tilm.
Thin win. found ti, he thnt of :i
ilry elennliiK ("Btabllahmonl ivliore
TV
wild unofflclnlly to huve refused
tn admit accomplices and to have
InsUted Hint he alon wns r-pon-slhle.
He wan Btated to have lived at
Ouaihilujarit hut to have come to
Mexico City nix month ago seek
ing work. Police asserted that
they found upon hitn a picture of
the Cnthollr priest, Miguel Augus
tln Pro.(unrnit. who was executed In
! L." Z V ll" " attempt to os-
connection with the attempt to os-
Official announcement wns mmln
I tndttv - I hot ni'n,ii Mn.
have heen nr rented In connection
" Mi-en un-esiea in eonneciion
Sill' the n.lnnllon nf Prld,n(.
.'lent Ohrt'Kon. :,
The lilenllly nf ihonf nrrentert
nnd ihe loiul nilmher were nm re
venled. nnd Chief of Police Zer-
tui'he declined tn jrlvo nut nny fur
ther Information until the Inve.itl
frnttnn Is compl.teit.
I Censorship of n.wii dlsnntch.K
j'mpoiwil nfler 111. m.K:iniilnntlon nf
'""'''-.leCt OhfeKon nil,, re.
mnvert lodny.
Ki; PASO, Texm, .luly 1!. (P)
-The reaiwu Denernl Ohrexon'i
-.Continued on !' 8U)
(Continued ob Pitt Tour,
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