Medford mail tribune., July 24, 1928, Page 1, Image 1

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Medf
o
Weather .Year Ago
Mnilmiim q 101
Minimum til
Pjlif Twnty.thlrd Yir
UVkly t':fty-Devftuh .r
o
ThWeatbw
IToreeasi Kair, ami ooniiniieil Ululi
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Minimum )i..M.rtI;iy 9 1(1
Mlillmum today 01
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Today
By Arthur Brisbane
25,000 Miles in 23 Days.
Ladies Are Crowding Us.
Get Your Finger Prints.
Men, Market and Money.
HIRAM IS
UNCERTAIN
NOMINEE GREETS HOME STATE CROWDS
tap. aid'
4'opyright, 1!'J7. 1y NVw York j
Evening Journal, Inc.) J
John lr.Muy .M.'ins imd elms, i California Senator for Hoo-
1!. 1). ('(illycr luive lii'iiten 1 1 1
' iiriiiiiiil-tlii'-wui'ld'' ivi'iinl
si'vcnil days.
They finished
:.l Miller Field,
in Iwciity-thri'c
their jiini'iiey,
Nlnteii Island, '
.lavs.
When .lull's Verne wrote liis
"Armiinl the World in Kif-'lity
Days," men said it was an in
teresting story, lint cuiilil never
lie done. Now it is done, in
twenty-three days. And, in
years to eome, it will lie done
iii twenty-lnnr hours.
Man is a very aide ereiitnre,
read eredit to his Maker.
What he ran 1 1 1 1 ; i ' 1 1 l i
do.
4
ver Officially, But Hints
He Will Work for Own
Election First Power
Trust to Be His Chie'1
Campaign Issue.
. sTAxroitn iwivkksitv. fat.'
July 2l. (jPi Herbert Hoover di
' viiled up lii.s time u-iain today he
'tweeii work on his address of ae-'
cepuince and cunlereneeH with po-,
lltiiul leaders anil with .Mayor
i .lames ltolpli, Ji, eoncerninn w t
hnnic.-conilni; eelelirnt ion to tie ,
, ivi-n in his honor by Sim I'ran- .
; cisco on I'Yiituy. i
( Polities ioviiieil the sillijeet ol I
.conferences the republican prcsi-;
iilelitial candidate liatl arranged:
''"'iwllli Mrs. WoitliiiiKion Scranto:!.
I national eonuuittee woman for
'ennsylvania, anil llepresenuitlve
Mnmi r in
ILi&tk: JtrA A i W I t.Y & ' f f Will Be Forced to Travel
Car of Hood River
Cherries Sell for
$6000 in New York
AL IO BE
Hno lilVKIi, (r.., July :
IN tPt- A raiioiul ni IIu.mI
y liivfr rln-rrit-s sdM yt'stt-nlay
4- in Xt'v V.nk fur U.thiu. ,.ni-
It.'ils lil-liiKiiiK nn avi-racf of
tl-l.-Ji; a li an.l lllai'k U.-
pul.Ii.ans :'.;:. Thf api'lf
4' rivi assoriaiimi ret-fivfit
lliis wurtl iitilay. .iiH't'i-n rur- 4
In.uls nf cli.-rries liav Ih-imi
.siprl I'loiii h'rc and ilny
! huvo topnt't! th marUfl in
It 'U Vui k in 'iunp''liiinn whh 4'
Thru Germany in Sealed '" inion..ni r,-.,,,, ..the,-
pninis. ihc assiM'laiinn rfpnrt- 4
Car, As Did Lenine Many j
A . i
Years Ago Mussolini
Asks Russia to Continue
Search -Will Aid in Cash
111 ABOVE IN
Date for Big Event Is Finally
Decided Upon Nation
wide Radio Hookup Se
cured Raskob Resigns
From General Motors
Until Close of Campaign.
'"Ptain II won the l.Mit. i'" "'?ZrZZ ',7
mile air rare around ltritaiu.
Miss Winifred K. Spooner. pi
lntinj.' a tiny moth plane. Tin
ished three minutes lieliind the
Hie
representatives, eliaiiinali
jastiM'n steal;ers' Inireau.
, One of the iillestlons willed 'I'll
, son will have to determine Is where
Mliiani Johnson ot' I'aliloinia ean
'he used to the hest ailvantase itnr-
iiiK the campaign: whether his ar
'iintnent wilt tie ol' more value to
I Hip national ticket In the east or In
the west.
Will Stump for Hoover
; Senator Johnson, who wiis n
; luncheon Kuest of Secretary lloo-
... .. ver vpsteroav, has lenoereo ins
eipiaiiiy. ror seienee, i-oura-e , R(rvl,.e8 ,,.,,, ,et , ,le cam
and intuition outweigh lirute : paimi niauauers to say where lie
is lo stumi) for the national tiuiiet
dilrillK such time as he can spare
.t , (com his own rnmpalKii lor re-
Our tioverninent will I tiller- i.,.ciion here in Cnlitornhi.
print cverv man. woman and i While Senator Johnson has como
' ' lout for the llooverl urtis ticket.'
rhild caught violating the 1 11- ; there arc more than surface indlcu-
laws. If thev were. Ald: '"'" '"a,1 ,"e I!,e reiu"""
pi esiueiuuii iiimiiiici- i " I..-,. i
'tirely in accord with respect to tho
iuctlvltles of the public utilities hi-I.
jsocintlons, the "power trust," as;
the senator ileserlbes it.
' Whether ,lr. llouver will touch
I upon that question In his accept-
iance address on Annum II remain:'
The journey of the Hoover special across California enroute to Palo Alto partook of the nature of
a triumphant tour although the republican nominee had asked that everything in the way of celebra
tion or ceremony be avoided. Republican leaders formed an escort of honor for him and he appeared
on the rear platform at many stations to acknowledge the greetings of the crowd. Above he is shown
at Oakland with Ceorge Rolph, republican leader at his right and Mark L. Requa, national committee
man at his left.
winner.
Willi only three minutes'
margin in HUM) miles, man s su
periority is in danger.
Science wipes out the old hi
st length anil the club.
tint'
raiight Tiii'le Sntn would own
'li valuable: collection of finger
prints. Hermans eonipliiiii that they
COMMITTEE IS HOPE SHOWERS CATHOLICS ARE
luaiuirnTn n r MUn rnrnru nnrAO k n im
IV HmtU IU ValVL IVIHI OnElUIX rlriL IIIUULHOIIMll IN
INVESTORS AID DANGER, NORTH UNITED STATES
W. July t.4'i -
fil'' i'uiii iii ission has iv- ,
i-oiMil an official rcMio-st from llio
Italian ko t'lnmctit lo saivh for
lio- Milt miN.stiiir int'ii tarrit'ii off In
i h lm of the Italia as well as an
offer of two aii pla lies to assist. ,
Tin' Italian novi'nwuenl also of-.
tVi-fti lu liianre repairs lo tin ;
flitter Krassin anil to supply dial '
anil food for a further t-x peilit ion.
lti:UI.IN. .Inly L'4.i;P( Wh-n
lietieral I'mhciio Nohile anil the,
other known sm Ivors of the iltr
iKihle Italia traverse (Jt'rniany nn
i heir way home lo Italy, they will1
travel in a sealed sicepinn ear. !
Tlie ear, it was reported today, has :
already heen enaKed hy the Ital
ian enihassy here.
The tloors of the sleeper will he
lorked as soon as the train erowses
l he i er ma n frontier. They will t
euulinue thus closed until the trav- j
idlers leave tlernian territory. No i
ol'l'iriiil notiee will lie taken of the
passage. j
Tills will he the first sealed Jour- j
ney I h rough ( ieriua ny of foreign i
no: a Ides since I, en in and Trolzky t
and a uuiuher of their revolution-
ary comrades were conveyed In a !
sealed car from the Swiss fronl- ,
. ier to ihe llnssian lines in the
sprin ol litis. I
EASTERN PART
OF THIS STATE
cannot compete with American
automobile maker
I I;
S.M.K.M. (oe..
evi l-.f tll.'il S'
iillnrs has he
July
vera I
2 4. IT) la-
lllilliOUS l
cll.SslV ll'S
years
ii'eynn iincstors in re-cm
because nl' inaileiiiaie laws
Koxernln linanclal concerns and
; security brokers, (lovei-nor I'lilter-
fiill bus 9 ppninti'il a spc
inittce of oiiiiii no II t
B.lt
only
lito lie seen, hut the Keneral inl
and their pressioa here is Hat lie will no!.,
. Since uie ii-iiuniiwiii i
small mainittieturi't's arc iorced i ln.lUl.s n nu.,n or It anil the
to the wall. All their mnmifne- i nominee Is expected to confine him-!
,, . i self to an interpretation ot that !
Itirers are small com pared to . piatforni. i
1 Johnson Is Feared
: c ... i. ...,.. I, ,f, ,,,.,! dnl
It is not lack of skill, but tc) Iho newspaper corres- j
aek ol a hif.'e selling market. , pomienis auer ms i.
' i Hoover served only to strenmhen
If fliovcnl,.! I'lwvsler Vorrl i11"' hfllel that Hie nominee will
II Chetnlet, t lnslei, Hurt, I m) ste. o nu!(e (h)). Bllje(,t a
l'.ssex nud other milkers of high jrumiuikii issue. The I'lililornla
,i i i t.n ,.,. senator, who has been more often
grade small cars could sell onh , i)11)OKl.(1 , , Hover )0,u.i(.a ,
a few 4hoiisaiid cars a year the . the past than In favor oftlicni. said
j. I,. , , ji iiiAii Tli.. I'll"' h "' fl11' Nlr- """ver to state
' ',ie issues.
world's greatest value is nn ' lie added, however, that he would
make the "power trust" an issue
American car. ( jn nS (lV.n cnmpalKn. annnunclni:
ltritaiu used lo sing: "We've ;uiat he would open fire next week
'i iii......... ... l tliu u.iiit liMt-n nai l
the men, we ve got the j state. The senator attrlli-
not the money, lutes to the "power trust" effective
I opposition to conuresslonal action
inn his llnnhler fiinyon dam hill,
i which has failed of passase In the
We sirttr : "Wove got the S,,H, dnriti!; the past two ses-
" i ;::::;:sr;:inii
and L'-t.tllllt.tKltl aiitoniobiles r.nn may desert Hoover as he de
. scrtcd llilnhes in 1'JIK. nn action
.nulling to prove it. whih (.a.r(.d , ,,. )lu,
, ,. . , T v hate I'resident Wilson,
rolilieal news is (lull. 1 on wiitlo his official home -cnnilnr,
... . ii.. ...i . I....I...I t.i .full-i ..inhrntlnn is lo come later, Mr.
can l ic.iii.i . i . .... ,.f ,...rifvi..,. i !..... .,,iirs li
. ... . i Hoover rcceiveti an on in "in i'i n -
Id " iblicans say the West lvat lnIllr, last uiuht staced bv inusi. and docs .In. liusiinws wit i
wo.4, there is no i 1 to bother ; Ihe 120 yunng men and women b concerns. relMim- cntin h
wo.., nn n is o latudents attendlliK Ihe Stanford upon faith. The state havlni;
about that. j university summer school. i r.icn liii- tn tics.- ( nrpmntlon-.
Democrats SIIVS the solid While hundreds o( townsfolk by
, " . ... I looked on from n nearby hill, the in
South will surely remain solid. , stll,,,H cheered ihe presidential a
, ,. tib.iiv p,i rli.hl I nominee and nave their ronea'
Governor Patterson Names Portland Weather Bureau U. S. Census Bureau Issues
Special Committee to Gives Hope for Rain in. a P,zm Showing 20 Per
Hills of Oregon -Forest
Fires Near Eugene Get
Out of Control.
HILT IS SAVED
AUUXV, X. V., July
Covernor Smith will he notified of
j his nomination Wednesday venimr.
.-xuuusi 'im- ceremony, which
will take (dace on Uie eiist steps
of the state oapitol here, und will
he hrondeast hy a natlonvlde net
work of radio stations, will hegln
nl 7 p. m., eustern diiyllghi time.
, and is expected to last ahout one
Grants Pass, Oregon, Is the : After considerahle difficulty In
. ; making radio arrangements he"-
Hottest Place Reported m 'ause or necessity or shifting
; f I x e d programs, announcement
Present Heat Wave Still ,hnt definite nmo for hroad-
; casting tne notiricaiion ceremony
. had heen agreed upon wiih made
; today hy fiovernor Smith,
j The democratic presidential
i nominee said that while he had
j not hegun actual drafting of hi
acceptance speech, In which ho
I had promised to touch on all rum
I puign Issues, he figured It would
jtak: an hour for delivery. He
j also calculated that Senator Pltt
Imiin of Nevada would need !
minutes for his notification wpeech
and that another 15 minutes would
he required for "incidental busi
ness; O.iveriior Smith, in response m
an inquiry whether the timt al
lotted him was Hutlsfactnry, replied:
j "Most m-suredly.
I One to the difference In time
Mho broadcasting of his nqtifica
No Relief in Sight
Cooler Here Yesterday.
Probe Security Brokers in
Oregon and Devise Plan
to PrQtect People From
Loss. j&hzi
onl
sliips,
I'm, "
W'f VI
nil coin-ineii-
these laws. It will he the
of i he i .nominee, if m-
saiy. to re. otiiiinnd to t lit 1 gis
laluie sm h chanues as will holster
Up the statue to tlie ollll 'd
protecting the pulilic.
The men appoinietl mo M. I '
.McXaughton, K. 1'ease, A. A
t o in lie. A nia dee Al. Sin it h. Iti'h
ard W. Montague, ( ". A. Hart, an!
.1. '. Kavanaugh. all of I'oniruoL
11. A. Iiooth of l-;ii-ne. and Clyd-: tih .it atn from tlu
A ple:-son nf Al M i nil vi lie.
"The pulilic parts with
Kl'dKNK, Ore., .Inly L'I.-(,1M
He purls I nun districts in I. a ne
couniy, where loresi lire were
bitniiir-r. showed tlial Ihe siiualioii
was woise today than yestcnlay.
Kight forest fires, all oni ot con
trol, were raging, near here, all on
luin her company property or prh
vate property.
Cascade and Shislaw N'atlop;!l
I'm est offices at Kugono report
none so far in tlie governineni
areas. 1
lii.-sini; temperatures which react
ed I'll hind I'll di-U'ees Siliictay
and .Monday, whh humidity drop
ping to 2't and -0, respc"! ively. I "
and l"i degrees lower even ihan the
extreme fire hazard of wit It a
liuhl wind which came up Monday
aticrnooii, added to the fire men
Cent Increase in Past'
Year -Over 1 8,000,000 (
Now, 15,000,000 a Year
Ago. j, . !
BY CHANGE IN
nnr piTiiHTinm;
rlriL OIIUMIIUM
GRANTS PASS, Ore., July
24. (A All heat records
were shattered here yesterday
when the mercury jumped to
113 '2 degrees, reaching the
high point at 4:30 and then re
ceding rapidly under the influ
ence of a cool breeze. Today
the excessive heat had subsid
ed and a cloud haze and breeze
promised to end the heat wave.
The previous high mark
reached heie was In 1916 when
110 was recorded. The Rogue
valley has experienced three
days of high temperature, be
ginning last Saturday.
.Inly :m.-I,TV
of the Roman
in tin' L'nited
s totalled 1 S , i f 1 4 , S T ri persons
1MJ, ati Increase of nearly L'H
'('III over the lotal tnetnher
nf ten years lief ore. which
reported as i :.;: i. sr.. The
were made ptihlif today hy
ens us Inireau us ; part of Is
WASItlNCTuX
The ntctiilicrship
Cat holic church
Stat'1
In I!
Will
fimir
ihe .
regular decennial count f rellg- j m .T, t'allfornia, .luly '.'-I.
ions hody nieiuhership. ; (Special hy telephone) Thiuiks to
Cathfdie churches in I'.'L't; mini- a chane in ihe wind from the
In re. I is,t:t!i as compared with noil h to south parly this morning
17.:it:. In 1:U.
Hon ceremony on ihe 1'acifio ooast
I'OUTl.AXIJ, ore., July 24. &) I will heln at 3 p. m.
The mid-summer hot wave which I By hnhllna: bit notification font
covt-i-H iiracilcully the entlrci l'ticlflej weeith l'roin..,tonorrHw nlftbt, Oov u
coast still held Itn grip today, und ernor Smith will delay ht expo
was expected to continue for some Mtlon of campaign IsMies untli
days. j after iierhert Hoover and Henntor
"There Ih no change in night," Curl Is, the two republican aland
said Kdward I.. Wells, forecaster, ard hearers, have heen notified.
j this morning. "The temperature Hoover's ceremony ' if sched tiled
! In I'oriland today will probably be) for August 11 and Curtis for Au
I ahout the same as yesterday, with gust IS. t ih expected that the
'a maximum around !'. and It isj notification of Senator Hohlnsnn.
like) to he the same tomorrow. Smith's running mate, will occur
Washington, California, Idaho I (luring the week of August 26.
. . . .land Xevada were sharing the tor-! Although the exiet lineup of
10 oOlltll LfieCKS rOreSt ! ride spell with Oregon. Interior radio stations that will broadcast
Washington points registered tern-1 flovernnr Smith's speech has not
FlYe Within FOUr MileS Of , Pinnules over the loo mark, and. been determined definitely, ap-
Oregnn points did the same. i proximately 08, covering the on
.Maximum temperatures reported j tire country, will he In Ihe chain,
yesterday included: 1' c n d lelon, Keplles to Moses,
lit; The Dulles, 106 'i ; Medford. In addition to clearing up the
inri; Itosehurg, 101'; Walla Walla, Uncertainty as to the date for hit
Wash., I (Ml; Yakima, 104; Lewis-j acceptance speech, Governor Smith,
ton, Ida., lo". I at his conference today wllh news-
1 paper reporters, mnde It plain
ttiiM.iti hi,, wre., juiy jl h) dial he was not disturbed hv
Veering of Wind From North ! 1
Lumher Mill City 400 j
Fire Fighters in Service ;
Nears Oregon Line.
Xo relief was In sight today from j nins of strenRth emanatlnR froni
tne extreme juiy neat experienceii republican sources.
here for the mist three da vs. Yes- i "UnimiA. inu.. a,.u tt,A r.ni,h.
il Is believed Hilt is safe from the terdnv the merenrv soured to 102'n.. . .... u.
Us returns for a number of forest fire which Came Within four !(Mt.ri.H t he Iwilteftl Hnv of Ihe vein- ' ; a., - !
Itising humiility this ovenin-j:,
with possible light ning storms in
I ivh tuoiinlatns, was Inrecust in a
I'oriland weath
er bureau office lo I lie Cascucli:
Its; National forest office hero.
iMith
yet
money,' fj;
ter t. tlu
"relying 01
ne-s ..f Hi
ihe governor's h't-
cciiiinittee nieniheis.
i the llnaneial souud-
iii.-tltntiiui with which
A fire a I H imlon. one anil on.1
hall miles from Swisshome. which
had heen under control for the nasi
four or five days. Rot away from
it dals and the -ompetency and fire fig h ier
Intemiiy of its nuitiagement. Th timber 0:1
public has no means of ith own company's!
Hnlh
I fere
nnd tlicro
i-ells and sail!? their college jtonn
virtue 01
lo them, is
its 1 it izens
pfotei lion lo
ness will he
ih.'
IliotJi
1 and broke into green
the Maph-ton l.uinher
property.
I-aimed hy rising wind and aug
mented by low humidity and big!)
temperature, the fire was sweep
ing -nlon--; rapidly today.
Raymond Oglesby. son of Fire
Mavslril Cai 1 Oglesby of Walton,
and Chris lloeaon were sent -o
take chuige of n crew of nun.
the hnk-er lr
tioi have he..
bureau for m:
complrie and
1 n us as the
ventlon hav
nted.
A total mcmhershti
was reported fu
Kpi'copjil 1 lunch
HiAMi churches a
1 churches
members in 1 I
Kpicnpa I church
t-stani ilenomlna
announced by th1
li. but an- still ill
such la rue group-
n I'.aptlsl cou
rt be counter-
mile
and
liml
1 of ihe city limltH last nlghi
burned over 1 o.lloa acres of'
r land.
the
f l,nsn.7T7
Melhodlsl
for 1 !'Jii. wirh
compared with
and ri.TI7.7K:i
The Methodist
soiilh, had IX,-
ehlll ehes and 2.X ti'.t I Ilieni-
oliipaied with
and L' I 1 t 47H
charters IsMn-d
My obltuated t.
insuie that the Incon.plote reports from th- fir-
fnund. tvpll n-.iin.n.'1'l
of
lilllio
nn
I In IiIh honor.
linniK'P llii'ir (li'lPi'iiiiiintioii In;
lii'iil Smith. Vii ln'iir from
tlii'in. Vmi do not lii'.'ir from ;
llii'ir luiinlili' IiiinIiiiikIs. wlin 1
limy lip ri'tristi'i'ini; n wot nnd
scciPt vow to nfi'M't tlie wife's
drv voti".
liml s.'iff fur
livlth Ihiii
' niisiiicr tin-
, .n.is.-nt:ilisi
Til" srnpi.
rORTI.ANf), (ire. .Inly 2 4. Ml
: lii-nr .linnnl" W nlkcr. "f N.'W
jYork. due here tonlfht for a thrr-
Thi Ut'piililU'.in onmpnlsn rnillo ! I'.oiiv vi.-ii on hi- ay infk t" iu
rninilliltf-P vavH that when Mr. lino- I hnnip town, will In- fnlcrliilncii liy
.. ..lu iii,i II .'ID 0110- . i. cnnimlltrp M Port In nil ivMlili'lim
nnn l...oi l. nii will llHlcn. That ! Iieailm! liy .Mayor ftenrico 1
would Imeri'Ht thp old (Ireekn. who .Therp will li
said no nation could retain IU fre-; nmh hntPl nt
ilom If It fot ho hiK that all moi:4' "vr
ritljpiis could no lonspr niept In n "it-hi
squnre and hpar thp will h
the puhltc
sppakpri.
Tlipy liitlp drpampil tliat nn.non -(Hiii.
would sit In tliplr hoii.P", "cat
tpr.'d ovpr a tprrltory 3mn nillpii
Ii1p. and all hpar thp name men
at the same iftnp.
Kllen Tprry, lifter pUhty yparr.
of happy, p'.iires'sful life, lold Iipv
frli'iidt thpy niut not put mi
nioiirnins. out y "r'-v ,"",'' ! m..nih,-o.
reioice in nei on.- in-., ""ii --"
ut the end.
IJaker.
dinner at Multno
ft. an address at
radio station K'iW, and
eing trlt. Mayor Walker
e h-re at 11:1 "i p. m.
the public to deal ;
e the committee willj
hole Mjhpcct ii!"
s of the pcopte."
of the committee
imiuiiy will iiiebni.- finance com
panie?. brokerage hoiise. mort
gage and se.nritv companies, sa'
inu's and loan, biilldinic and h;in.
indnitr'al to:in companies, invest
ment trust co in p. inies and hoini .
cfMHuinies.
The committee will meet for
organization Thir.day, August '
it I the offiees of Carey & K'ei r ;
In Cortland.
Death Toll of
the Automobile
HAGEN BY II
did not state tho number
acres burner) over.
Fire started in an old sloshing
of the Fischer Lumber company,
one. nnd one-half miles south of
.Mill, was caused hy a m richer
burning lo;s. and noon got out of
ctntrol. It was still out of control
today.
The number of acres covered by
this fire are not known and tho
condition is chat! sing hourly.
; Fire over more than ah teres 'n
the Low I'ass country In green
.timber on the nnimil o the coat
range on the M. H. Wallis estate
iand the Lake Creek watershed und
tie valhy side wuh under control.
A double flro near Ferguson Na
tion, on Ferguson creek, was put
tinder control by a crew of ..h men
and was report pi! in "good shupe"
hy Flro Marshal Oglesby.
1 A large crew worked on the Col
lins property and the V H firn
piling f uttin rs. the loss being more
than .Vi.bon feet of timlcr.
h:m;
hers lu 1
I!LIM c h u i
members in 1 '. 1 i.
The Xortlurn Haitlt ennven
t i'Ul in I 'J I had 7,ii 1 ' chill i !'es
and I .1'!mi,4 .'Is members against
VIC; ehoivlies and I . L' 3 LM 3 Ti mem
bers lu mm.
The Protestant lOplscopaf church
for I T IT i reported 7.-'!i!t ctiurt lies
with 1 xVVf r;i; member-H while in
1'M'i was evreditcd with 7 . 3 -
church es n nd I.of.si' I members.
The Crefbj tei bin church tn the
Cnited Stale of America for mi'fi
f'lmreh and I.Hfi4.
r s. iiuaintt U.r.V.t
I ,( 1 1 2. I " members
while mis morning tne i nited didn't votr lu ,!)2." Hmlth
States weather bureau reported the countered.
r. in (.lluoi-viillnn tn ulinu' rnn.l. I ..m -i.. I a i.,r '.
.... oouk i"i iou j-f. .j. nuijoriiy, ina nominee was re-
last ti 1 1 li t the minimum tempera- minded.
i.i.v ,...r- ...,-. .... uuii i niunusem always ciaim
yesterday was down to 17 per cent, j everything In ftijfht?" Hmlth came
creating an extremely da ng rous j hack. "J was elected governor
fire huziird. i four times iiKnlnst claims to the
contrary."
"Then you don't think much of
the republican attitude of confi
dence In the east?"
"No, I've heard It bo often that
It's stale." Smith retorted.
ing over 300 in ad
dition lo ihe reguhir fire fighters
I weul out this morning to aid
batting the flames and while
the fire Is still raging to the north
and east and ton ai d I he Oregon
i line, I! Ih believed lo be under
good control, jind should not cause
I'KXDI.KTOX. Ore.. July 24. j
il'i --The maximum temperature j
sterility was III, the hottest
day since I'M 2, when 111' was re-1
folded.
further serious losses.
-f im lis can ne lenrneii Here, ( j,,,,.
no rauciies nave neeii burned ami
no stock, nor have any of the small
mills been threatened. The fire
has touched the Oregon state j KCHKNI-:, Ore.. July 24. (TP)
boundary In places and a squad nf I Kugenv's heat record moved up a
fire fighters from Med ford are im- , .i.ii.-h vi.Mt..r.i..u ii.. n .
bubbled Up to 101, (he second hol-
trolllng that property.
Since the fire started both the
lumber mill and box factory In
Hill closed down, and work will'
not be resumed unit! all danger Is I
over.
Baseball Scores
e ported
S.'t 17
"3'l m e m b 1
churchcH and
in Him.
There were
test day in Ihe records of tlu
weather office here. The hottest'
mi record Is I04, for July III, I928. '
The maximum Sunday was loo und I
Saturday UK, Today bids fair to J
exceed yesterday's record. Mini-
mum lust night was fiii degrues.
The Willamette river Is at stage of!
minus one foot, lowest on record.!
F
AGAIN, FLIES TO
7 i "oiigr ega t lona I
church's with It'll, K4ti in'Miiberx In
1 :i:m; auainst r,.Hi;3 churcheH and
I :'7 1 members in l ! I ii.
The n-'Ki'o Ilaptist church in
m'.'fi h;id 22.0Ji2 chiin-he. find 3.-(
i:t;.K'j.i members, while In I u I'i It
had 1:1.071 churches and 2,!i3
I National.
' , It. II. K.
; I'lltsbui u 3 12 0
New Voi k .... ; 11 0
! Ha He i les : 1 a wson and Har
greaves; IJenlon ami llogun.
I It. H K
St. Louis 'I 1
rooklyn I ft
naileries: Sherdel and Wilson;
. - l' ( ly and lieberry.
inembf is
The Noted Dead
i it. ii. I..
jclm Innrili j 12 1
I'hlliiilPllihl.i I II 1
Mjittpripx: Itlxi-y nhd HnrKrnvP;
IPiik'p, .Mclirnw nnd lriiln.
HAI.KM, Ore.. July 24. UP)
Salpiii and vli-inlty nan Hwelter-
Iiik iikiiIii today uiidi-r an hourly clini r'h.rlpa A I ln,ll.rl,
ii.lv.im-p In l.'mppratiirp Hint gave . clialrman of the board of Tronscon
promlp r hnUpriiiK the .ea-'tinpumi A)r Tranaport conipanv.
nonal recoi dii set Huiuliiy und . w10 ,as heen here lovernl dav.i.
bettered by one rtejerpe yesterday ln hy air at 10 a. III. for "a hlisi-
2 wnen tne mercury rose to liiiesn trip south,'
1 ; maximum of 10:l deitrees. ,ns Aimules.
Downtown ihermomi'tPrH rPKl- Colonel l.lndlipl'ih was accomp.'i
teied (if. deuiees at II o'clock this tiled by C M. Keyes, president of
mornliiK, a unln of three UeKiees Ihe company, ami by Thomas II.
ever ihe temperature ut the same i Kastland, another official of the
hour yesterday. The minimum j company. They hopped off Bt Mills
recorded here during- the night field. It was at first said at tho
wus ;h deicrpcs. I field that I.lndhentli'a destination
SAN KKANCI8CO, Ju-y 24. (Jp)
presumably foe
WAVI.A.Vn, Mms , July !4 'Ti
A I'i hie I iliipli.Il .if liimlllfl'l
lutil li 1M H'lukc :nlv;inlM;n OVi-i'
W.lll.r HliECIl Of Uie I'iiIipiI
SI;. I. ft) the Mill of the flrrt
:it;-lHp miit' li
IS ln.lu!l.
nl ; mobile
st ni' k
(Ca(plnuion P Four)
TII.I.AM' oK. fire.. July 24. 'Ti
Pin net! benea'b an automobile In
n water-filled witch, the nine.
f Mr, and Mr-. St,- (T) t h
Harrv W. Scnveli of .Nehah-ni, was holes of th
killed yesterday in an nreldent near . snmly I'.ut r Cotmtry club today. 1 and j-khhled
Garibalft Cnnipstnn a score wan ,0.
soil siirviT orrii iiii Hun.
liKllKI Ki ll S 1 . July 2 I --
nr. K. I '. .M irluil. IU, I'll i. f of 'id
nuivi-y of ibi- ibii.iriin.-nl .f .ail
iuHuii Jit Wi0.li(Ji;tiiii, i i',. li ii
ft bnliitiil fllff.'i'lM' from n-vi-r'
MAI.ISO.V. VI., July ;, l)'i
Mury I. inline Mnson. wife of Mix
M.-inn. fm iiii-r ir-ii. nl of the
I'nlvi-rlly of C!ilciit:ii. ilfi-.l ut tliu.
I'oniin Cpo'-i-jiI hoKpiiul h'-re lo'l.-iy
finoi .bmlil. iini iiiiiiitibi.
She liml heen limn vIkIIIiis
fi i.-ndi. tthi-n sd ii'kPn ki vpioI dnys
Amcricnn.
II. II. K.
New York 5 13 1
I ii.-lon 3 11 I
r.iitterles: I'ennoi-k and Iten
oui;h; ltUHHilt and Iterry.
4
l ull Is I ntnl.
WII.I.OW H Thp Htonv norxo
HI'OKANi:, July -24
ypnrs' heat record bade fair to lie'tlia
broken here this afternoon when' south.
was Portland. Oro. At Kastland's
(P A 90 office, howover, It was said that
three official, were golnR
the mercury reached 104 at 1:30
o'clock. The only hlirher temper
aturo on record was 104.4, reached
AiikuxI X, lxtis.
4
HAN FltAr.'CISfO Mrs. I.enn
li V. Il' II Ills
111
I.lndv fooled 'em aaln"
allKlitlmr at the Oek'md airport
and spendlUK obt It an hour tuere
Insiiecting the field. There, Mr.
Kastland took a Weitern Air Kx
uress piano for the south. Tho
I1VI-I
Mih Miimoii Mfm
Idaiii wiis ihe si ene of a nta Illy ! Henderson mistook a nntlty ot others, including Mr,. Keyes, to).
rriPd In llifulwhen l eilili' KitiR. a Hum r, feMtfint poison for honey and swal-1 lowed In UndherRh'ii plane, Thern
j here luW nlfht.
Into the dliih near, and m the mother ft three ihll-Uo fet from ihe top of the dam lowed somp of It. Hhe died at a j was a rr.iort they had b luncheon
I dren.
to the spillwuy,
local hospital.
engagemt ot Id Santa Barbara.
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