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IHU7 TVMity.third Yet
Wrkly Kiltj-eventh War
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Iail Tribune
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Today
By Arthur Brisbane
Hiram and Jim Mean It.
Stingy Peace Not Wanted
Can You Write An
Anthem?
Out of the Cradle.
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0PIviKlit, 1027, ly Now York j
Evening Journ:tl, Inc.) I
1 1 i i-ii in Julmsoii Miys lit- wi'.i'
will work fur Ilimvor. mid thai i
(lispiiM's t .'iiliiWniu, if tlion' j
wrro any tloulit us Id 1 louver's
lioinc st ul o. !
AVlicii Senator -lolinson siivs ,
li tiling lie means it. and no one. j
will lie more surprised llian lie :
if California does not show a ;
loover victory. I
And, in the lan'ruao of tlie .
day,
'That Jjocs for (.iovoruor j
Smith and Senator ) im Heed,
Ill
Missouri.' L'ortilin llU'll
Cil I'l'V
other men along with
fhcin ly slicor
'W -lolinsdi) iii
fori1 of sinv'r- !
ml Rood arc mcii i
of that kind.
i euil be dissipated only by the
Sooil tllO SoiUl tl will 1)C askod ; niovenn-nl of a li : f li pressure area
to ralifv the peace treatv, or!""1.' ""' :;:,r,'i,;"'; r' lhp
' i regions. 'I tic last n'porls ri'ccivou
whatever it may prove to be. j from tin. semiun imiicntcii ttiai n'
prepared bv this count vv and -".1"" ",c v'"illitv' "w
' 1 ! C. I., .Mitchell, foi ei astor.
eajrerly aucpted hy hnvone a
lit tlx ton cauerlv. nci-hii ns.
:
Tt. v vj .... t 1 1 ; '
11 """ ,L
oai'ol'ully, and W'isO M'liatOlS
will not like tho snv'ostioii that '
we out down our navy oust
nnloss tho money saved is spent
on a fighting air fleet. Only a,
silly eountry would substitute
a scrap of paper for real de
fense.
To make a peace agreement
effective, put airships and sub
murines back of it. '
Mrs. lirotks-Alou, offers u'.
Ml in prizes for a new national
a nl hem. The idea is to get,
something that will not offend
unybndy, Britain especially.
.There is no such anthem.
Men are not ready for them.
Hut yon might have a na
tional sung about factories,
gold reserve, oil wells and ris
ing stock prices. That would
suit many no longer interested
in i ho rocket's red glare, or
bombs bursting in air.
The tnmblo is, from Mrs.
!rooks-A Ion's viewpoint, that
if we had any real trouble, the
people would hurry back to the
good old "'Say can you see."
"Out of tlie cradle vndlossly
rocking.' we all came, poeti
rally speaking. It is consid
ered had medicine now to rock
fhe baby. It shakes his little
hrn. Kvolution tells you that
rocking babies pacifies them,
because the wind used to rock
our monkcy-liko ancestors, liv
ing in trees. Many a good fun
damentalist will stop rocking
the baby for that reason, that
would not stop for doctors.
Kllen Terry after death goes
back to lln'cradle. Hy her de
sire her ashes will rest in a
pretty, white cradle designed:
by her son. That scents an im-1
provement on the usual cold
urn.
.lose de Leon, who killed
I'hrcgnn. lias made a full con
fession, according to the chief
of police. The outside world
will not know what vressure
brought that confession.
Luis Morones, minister of labor,
has lesicnod and i hidinn. accused
hy Ihf agrarians of instlTfltini;
Obreirnn s murder. Mexico neomed
on the point of a civil war between
city labor unions and the fHrmcrs.
Morones' disappearance may avert
that.
Tho Irish Free Stale defies th?
time has not come to invite Kin
(ieoryo to his dominion in the iuuth
of Ireland. The Kree Stato won't!
gfadlv welcome the king, but fea5
that ardent Irish republicans might
feel and act otherwise. With them
to feci 1 to act.
O
I Many Irishmen, and women cspe-
NO RELlL.
FROM HEA
. S. Weather Bureau at;
Washington Explains Why.
the Northwest Is Sizzling i
Only Hope for Relief Is'
Change in Low Pressure!
Area No Change Fore-!
cast. ' I
v as in n c. to n , j u ly 2 .'
Tho abnormally nigh temperature
prevail UK in tliu I;n-ifit: norili
wusi are mused liv a hiw iresuri-
area, which nnm-il im from the
Koull). I ho breaking up of ulnel:
tin- weather bureau today would
not pit-diet.
Tin" low pressure area, vlii-h
is llio weather bureau term lr
?a slow moviiiK mass of warm air,
Tlie mass of hot air, which i
te'aiisliifr the normally tempo
ions around Portland
kano to swelter has be
isuiwly northwanl for more than-
- n week, and contrary to the usual
action of such a mass has not
spread and tiisappeured. It h
its origin hi the tropical rekf
around the equator.
There is at present
hiy; IV pres-,a
sure area to t he north of the
I'll it ed States-Canada boundary,
but it is following the
ourse oC i
previous mass of cool air and
j is moving across Canada, with
? i.t .. f r i .. t. tn i t :n iw to r lie
JMOUti,. Thundershowers within the
next two or three days may glv
i, dint o mo relief. but
nnnvl l.reakine. n of the wave
is not foreseen here. There is
no relation between the heat wuve
in the northwest and that in
Italy. The weather bureau has
no reports from Italy and was
unable tu comment on the exces
sive heat there.
II1 "hi I'cndleton
IT.VDI.KTOX (ire.. Julv 23.
il' Pendleton y weltered yester
day with W deyrees maxiuiuni.
the hottest since I'.H, when Hie
mark Was equalled.
ArlinHlon reported official tem
perature of 1 1 t.
SA IjKM, Ore.. July -o. A
Salem was experiencing today the
Pfih day of Its first sunitner '
heat spell, with prospects of .1
slightly lower niaximuin tempera- j
tnre. Throuwh the inornint; tetn- j
pern I ore readings ratified a bout
two rioirresp lower Uian yesterday,!
when an .iffi' ial maximum of i
1U2 was recorded. j
i pupTi.ANU. ore.. July il'i
' Mountinu temperatures tmlay were,
; promised the sw ellerim: Pacific
Northwest by the weather bureau.
Holler than yesterday in Portland.
was the word that went out. and a
; maximum of loo wa expected at
i the peak hour late this afternoon.
! compared with f'.i yesterday at 4
p. in. A possible slight drop to
r morrow was the only break in
prospect.
! Oregon and Washington alike
: felt the power of Old Sol. uncheck
' ed by clouds or cooling winds,
' Oregon reported one prnstru
; tlon. a man at Kuitene: Washlng
, ton had three late yesterday, two
; in Prosser and one in Spiduino,
j A number of horsey dropped dead
! at Odessa, Wash., In harvesting
j operations.
Maximum temperatures in the
two states yesterday included :
Pendleton. 112: The lialb's. Hd:
1 Salem. H't: Medford. Uose
burir. Iu3: l.aCrande. ins.
Washington temperatures in-j
eluded: Walla Walla. 110. Odes- he had threatened to make her
sa, 1 7 . T : Pasco. I'i7; Kllcnshiirg. death the subject of another notch,
in.",: Idaho; ('oner d'Alene. inplThe weapon was taid to have been
I.Mpwal. lay; Si Ilea and 1 1 mfitig. I made in prison.
Hist Mrs. Morreii's testlnumy includ-
- j ed In addition to yto-lo of bent-
New Hi-void l-:xNitiil. ilngs. alleisations of her husband's
i;t CKNi;, (if,, July 2,. oVt attempts tv hypnotize her, refus
A new weather record for the sen- lug to let her sleep at night the
son v;ii net yesterday when the : bile.
mercury went to 1M2. within two; Morrell is supposedly the hero
degree of the hottest day In the ( "f Jack London's funtaslie novel,
past 1 5 ycm-M. Yesterday whs the i "The Star Itover." nud the lone
third day the temperature has been survivor of an outlaw bit ml or
more than Jan. ganized thirty years ago In an nf-
terinath of the feud in California
LA OTIANDK. Ore.. July 2 .V P '. between settlers of San Joaquin
LaOrande k weltered under temper- Valley hihI the Southern Pacific
Hliire of lmi at'ove yesterday. th railway.
second liotlest day since IHKfl. ty-j The couple were married In Port
Ing the record of 10 made July Chester, N. V., in 1917. They liven
,11. lion. The heat wave vi in Philadelphia and New York, lat
broken (imi during the night with : V moving to Newark. .Morrell
a minimum of ! and 72 nt 7:30 in his lectures of having been
this morning. The ky wun partly , sentenced to dentil iBree tiuies and
cloudy today. each time eciipinif the peiiHlty.
He Wrf. pHidoned ley the KoveriMw
i i:sr.mfHo fire.. July
I ti"" this morning were that
t tn" temperature today woiijd not
M t nr,v record for this tra-
j "J". hut would perhap reeh the,
j absolute July maximum de-i
: grees. Yesterday the mercury I
(ContiQutd oo Pag Elfbt)
HASSELL'S PLANE
'-,
to-
The monoplane "Greater Rockford" in which Ecrt R. J. Hasaell of Rockford, III., and Parker D.
Cramer of Washington hope to fly from Rockford to Stockholm, Sweden. The fliflht is being financed
by Rockford citizens.
nocKKoliU. ill.. July il'
The flight of the Oreater Ilock
ford." which was to have started
at ii a. m. today, was postponed
until ttmtii1iw
of unfavorable
lions.
morning
weather
In cause
pt cdic-
mil w Tiinnum Tlir
IMI IHKUWo IHt.:
, whiih Ik tj
i :. JUL BUI ESCAPES
SAI.K.M. Ore.. July -ii
neorting to "bull-domjlim" anil
then beat ink the infuriated bull to
barbed wire fence by the fraction
of a second after a terrific strujr
Ble was tlie hair raislni? experience
"f Itoineo (louley. farmer and suc
cessful candidate for representative
in the state a.-seinbly from .Marion
county in tlx- spring primaries.
Olio of Mr. tiouley'K neighbors
has a bull that for some time has
been regarded us more or leas
l"'Heeful. and h half pet. Koeontly
C.uuley hud occasion to approach !
the animal, and before he realised
that tfte'lmlt vhm in an uly d'rnine
of mind, he hud been httaeked and
was f iKhtlntc tlesperately for his
life. He grasped the .in I inn Is
horns, but after beln thrown and
beaten about the barnyard tor
some time, eanie to the conclusion
llml if I,is wif(' w,,s "ut PuI,B ,n
collect on his insurance, he would ;
have to chaime his tactics. So he .
took a fresh hold tu the bull's
horns and a man's sljte hold with
his teeth in the brute's nose. With
a final desperate effort he iiuin
MKfd to throw the bull and disen
taiiKliiiK himself, raced for foriy
feet t hat .-epa rated him from t he
fence and leaded over. Just as tlie
bull plunged into tne fence a frac
tion of ii second later.
Oilier than cutting his hand on
t he barbed wire fence, and belli
exhausted. Mr, Unuley came out of
the si i-ukkIc in good shape. 1 1 is
coat and hat he abandoned to the
animal.
PROVES TO BE BAD
, REAL LIFE
Ti:i;.TON. N. ,(.. Julv L'.V-Hfl1
Mildred M. Miirroll today was!
granted a divorce from Kdward M.
Morrell. of Newark, author, lee- :
Hirer, former convict und prison !
reform crusader. She accused !
Morrell of - ci uell ici oitial to those 1
he said were practiced In San I
ucnliu prison In hi book "The
Tw-nty Vifth Man."
The woman produced a dagger
at hearings before it speelul mas
ter In chancery, mid testified the
two notches it bore represented
men Morrell had killed, mid that
or t aiir
prison..
ruin while in Hun guintiYi)
OM A HA. J ti ly 2 i. A' Pa nry
t-f eern urn WHy UUi Two ilotcn
Hereford yearlings, ntld for slau
ghter, brought lltt.Tj a hundred
wfgl. making n new high for
the year,
READY FOR STOCKHOLM FLIGHT
r-?' 'tr-W
l'ilt-t liort Haskell slated that a
lni ted States weather bureau re
port, received after the bi' plane
ha bt en loaded with gasoline, in
dleated adverse headwinds would
be encountered today t hrouyhout
the Canadian portion of (he flight.
"tur uasoliiie supply will not
5. Kozer Issues
An Order Against
Bare-Legged Girls
SALKM. Ore.. July L'.V il')
The stocliluless fad iimtmi;
women may have been a lit- 4
tic late in rearhinu Salem,
but when it came Us arrival
J was sudden and snappy. It 4
4- was so sudden that SecretHiy
4 of State Sam Kozer sat up 4
4 and blinked his eyes, lie cm- 4
4 ploys a lot of jjiils. Imnie-
diatcly there issued from Mr.
4 Kozer's office an edict that
4" Khis empluyed In I lie state
4-
4-
4
4 department, whiuh includes 4
4 the motor vehicle department, 4
4- w here scores of them are em- 4"
4 ployed, must wear stocking. 4
4 Kozer says the state depart- 4
4 ment is a business office, and 4
41 he fears the uncovered limb 4-
would Jar u hit on business 4-'
efficiency
4
4 4 4 4 4 4
4 4- 4-
CLERK KILLED: 3
T,
OAKLAND. Cab. July 2 :..(!. .
Three hi. n who held up the Nov-
enth Street branch of the Oakland
Paul; of Savings shortly before .
noon today, shot and killed U . ('. new capiti.l inlo the siuie, but
.MeKarlnn. n bank cb-rl;. fled wlih'iiiai 11 is dlfi'lculi to keep the
a large amount of cash and were Industrie Hie state already has.
captured later when their auto-: j levers, attorney for the
mobile crashed into another inn-' state Highway commission, filed
'"hlne. ' rmimenlM against the two Ounne
The men. w.ho gave their names ,ill.s. ,,tie of which would deeren-e
as Joe Murray. Harold Uavis and u. niotgr vehicle tax nl t half
Oeorge Costello, Will be charged ;,ild the other lner-ase the gaso-
witn murder.
: i
to was captured when they
successfully trying to Htart
d automobile and kidnap
i ii
it sow tier. T. S. I'.aird, as a driver.
Baseball Scores '
American.
','1'-"t name K. IL K.
N',,' Vurk 2 1 1
lJ-t roit 3X2
Plpgras and (itHbowski; St oner,
Va ngilder and Wootlall.
Kind game - H. H. I-,.
Philadelphia
' Chicago
n !
0 ii I :
Kb nike, Perkins and Coehrnm:
Lyons. Cnnnally. Ad kins, Leopold i
and Cruuse, Met 'urdy. '
Klil game , K. H. K.
Ito-ton 2 1
Cb-veland 10 1.7 2
Morris. Stayton and Hevlng; Mil-'
ler and L. Sewell.
Kirnt game U, . j;. i
Vashington T .11 1 i
St. Louis 12 13 t
Had leV, MarlM-ry. It town
,iim1
Ketina : Crow dor,, Heck. (
and St-hang .
National,
Chicago 1
Huston ... , 3
Maione unil Hurtneit;
and Taylor.
ffmaii
ii
St. Louis 1 ."i
llrooklyn h lu
Iteinhart. Krankhouse and Wl
son; 11 Mot t and Ueberiy.
J Pittsburgh
j New York
H i U and Ha rgrea ves
i and Hogtin.
i Khjt gamp-. 1
IM I
Walker
It. IL K.
IS If 2
5 11 3
Hw ei'llalid,
i inclnnatl 1
Philadelphia
Kop und Hargmve;
Tennon and Huvis,
Seeoiol gn me
Cincinnati
)ilhidelphla
Luchh. Luque and Pi'jlnlch: Kur -
O
O
.... is &p&4
8K --
hold out if we are not favored
with tailwinds at least .'(! prr cent
of the trip." llassell said.
Promise of an atmospheric low
pressure area, travelling nortln ust
tomorrow, caused the fliers to be
lieve this would furnish the aid
nced-d.
OS WEST STARTS '
FIGHT ON STATE
SAI.K.M. inc., July j... iIV--Nm
only would all bank siock In botn
national and state hanks be ex
empt from taxation, but all Mon
eyed eapital itoiiiK business in
coinpi-tition with banks would be
exempt, il
elites (iswiud W
n an argument
secretary of s.at
il 1,1
f :h"t
'- l"
Portland
with the
l,e printed in the voters- pamph-, hil!4 m
lt. " opposition to the slat.: in-;Venr.
eome lax bill. : persist'
Another statement by Went avers1 tip. (
that insurame companies would "Wiiin
"t have to pay luxes on the
i net curnlnKs of then' loan tleparl
4 itifim.,, .. . .
4. West also filei an argument
i-i against the grange-labor initiative
. bill designed to curb the legisla
ture in its authority to amend or
I repel measures passed by tlie peo-
pie. lie claims that the abuse
at which the measure aims has
nevei existed, and that Ihe only
effect of the bill would be to re-i
move from the legislature t ho
power to l c helpful In securing '
good legislation.
It. Smith of Portland, s"cre-l
tary of the ('.renter Oregon ussu
I
ciation, filed an argument against
the income lax act. He argue
at length that it Is inimical to in
vestment, and that because of in
eome tax agitation it is mil only
useless to spent! money to get
m,.,. t.1) fn,m : tll - ,.,.nl;, Ka.
(lM ,! ,dnts out that even
should the li-ense bill pass, there
, is no certainlv lhat ihe liasoliii"
lax bill would be approved, iiti.fi
that the people would, as a result,
have to make up th- ib-f Icienc..-,
in tin bighw a fund b taatlon
on t heir hornen and business. !
HERE'S A NEW WAY
TO TREAT ILLNESS
NKW YfJltK. July 25. (I'c-A
husband and wife who spent their
honeymoon on mi expedition into
the head-hunter country of South
America will nail August 1 to aa'i: ;
penetralc the Smith American wlld (
to investigate the supposed custom '
of an Indian tribe of burying their ,
sick alive. j
lr. Horbeit Spencer Dickoy. who ,
has Hiiont 25 yeara in tlto triptcx, I
says the members of the tribe
; known an the Plarroas, arc exceed-
lngly primltlvn and dark brown ii: ; lny Issued a statement announcing
-color, with features indicating i'u notified Its president, Samuel ll.
.Mongolian origin.
When a man lakes; sick, wo arc
informed. " be said, "that lie is
placed in a cave with a
I water and a basket of fodd
, get well, ho comen out.
idles, he remains there."
pot of
If he
Casualties of the
Air Service
j;lk HOItN
I 'vril Iturton.
Wis., July
yp.
of Chicago
und
Kdith cmeSr. lit. of WilliHfns Pay.
Wis., wen- kill'd today when mir -
ton s jdanerell south of here.
4.
Polhc Chief Oulis.'
CHICaoo. ju'y 2a. Ai Ml -
chftel Hughefi, commlHsioner of
police, todiy announeed he had
1 resigned, but did not state when
jhiM reniKnutton wtts effective.
PIE
E OE PLANE
FOUND IN SEATO EISH HERE
MAY BE GOLFS FOR STEELHEAD
'Denmark Investigators Republican Candidate In
Thin k Wreckage May vited to Try Luck in the
Clear Up Mystery of
Muncjesser-Coli Fate
Fragment Will Be Sent to
Paris Experts.
I'OI'KMIAHKN, July IT..- :.'l'i -A
fragment of airplane wreckage
, with MUtie silvei' and bi'one eol
'. oied fabrir alta-hcd to it ha.
been p,i ked up off the Jutland
In the belief dial the wreck
aye may posMUly lie pa i t of t lie
Nunneysi r-Coli plane. lost last
y:ii, the frayioi nt has boon sent
f In Paris for identification.
The wreekae was tound bv
1 r. Krode. a I .mi-h ph .-u iail.
There was a wireless reeeiver
a lining the fragments and as til"
Nunwessei -t 'oh plane is tin- only
one missiny of apparetith siinilar
description. lt
rated witti the !"
Pt fore the de
; sent to Pari-, i
by I w o 1 anish
that it is not
, it is a portion
Krohe eoniiuuui
eueh legation,
e of wre. kae is
will be slllilied
experts, w ho say
illlpiobalde that
f tlio NuiiKesser-
j Coli plane, the "White liird."
The "White P. i d." manned bv
Captain Charles Nuiinesser and
. Captain Ki am oise Culi left I .e
Poiiret aii'iiiouie on the uioinini;
of May N. 1 and after beintf
reported over lrela ml disappeared
from s i k h t. Idspatehes from
Paris at that time said t hat no
' wireless a ppa ral us was carried.
. ihe extra room le'iim utilized for
,i, toriii;e of adtlition.il casolin
Th , ..i,..,.. w:,u iminie.l white, ii
order that it miuht readily he ills
, tiiiKuhhed by passing ships. N
, trace, w hatever of the maehhv
en fotiml ilurliiK the past
l-or many months reports i
m! in various points aloir; 1
amitliau" coast that tlie
Pirtl's" motor had been i
but these coultl nr-ver lie 1
heard,
verified and il Is not known
w-hethr the piano over sueee'Mled
in r.-aehiiiii ihe American eoast
. or not.
billIdTn 15
El
TENNIS CHIEF!;
. -
PrCSIUCflt CUllOiTl OT U.
Lawn Tennis Association.
iov; nf Fronoh Prn.
m
v iii vi i i vi i vi i w
4 .0 .,pllrvin(l DftpriAnc;
teStS, ASSlimeS nCSpOnSI-
bility for Putting Tildeni
Back On Team.
PA II IS. July 2... blV An
nouncement of the C nMate ment
of Pill Tilden lis ii member of the
Iiavis cup team and announcement
lhat he will play In th challenge
round against Krance was made to
day at the headquarters of t he
inerienn team following the re
turn of President Sa in lie II, Col
lom of the l'. H. L, T. A. from
Loinlon.
( 'ollom Issued t he
following
statement :
"In response to Ihe most
urgent vcquoHii of the Krench
Lawn Tentiii association that
we should not deprive l-'rem-h
tennis Invent of their oppor
t tin It y of seeing one of the
greater playei-s of the world In
competition, I have decided tn
ant horlziug Mr. Wear to play
Tilden on the DaVlw cup team.
(Signed I
SAMI'LL IL COLI.OM.
NKW Voll K, July 2.V -!) -The :
S. Lawn Tennis association to-
('ollom by c-iblegi-Hiii to Paris yes-
,ienlay that "If the ambassador to1"' unm uanized women throuKhout
Ktance believed that othr
eon-
sideiatlous outweighed the prlnel-
- plcH Involved In the withdrawal of
Mr. Tilden. the P. H. I. T. A. felt
(hut Collom should accede to the
tuqticKt of the ambassador and re
instate Tilden iik ft member of the
team.
('ollom, communicating his dec
laration, cabled tho I'. S. Lawn
Tennis association al New York an,IM resigned all other activities t
follows: MMtabllsh an offcC; In New York
"Krench ml'iiulcrslnnd our posl-
Hon and have brought pressure
' bear on our ainhassiidor. who Haya
'iom the Mamiimlnt or inteinatlon
reatlon It Ih important to bc-
cede lo their request.
"ConslderinK It to tlie best In
( terofct of your BHHoclHtlon I have
1 iHiiticrl (lie following, which I trust
j meets with your apjiroval.
There followed tlie Htutetneilt
' Hlvetl abyve.
INVIIE
Rogue- Will Be in Valley
Sunday, According to
Present Schedule
to Enjoy Scenery.
-Wants
Iford t'hatnber
to Palo
reiarv !!
to
here Miioiay and '
fishing on the '
Ktii; u e river on
Monday. A n of- '
tort also is beiim ;
made t h i o ii a h
Ployit Cook, sec
retary id' the state i
Uepulilicau eom
mittee. to have
M r. I louver re- '
main over for (he !
Mate Legion con
v e n t I o n next
week, but it is
feared that this ,
will be Impos- '
Milile. as the Ue- !
Herbert Hoover publican nominee;
has Important en- i
Kai;eiuelits in Palo Alio flurlnji the '
lime of tlie convention.
liy arraneinenl.s with '. j
Isaacs, ' ToKKery Pill," m a d e j
by John .Maun, president of tlie'
''liamlir
ninieree the form-
The .Me.
mere" sent a w l
day, ln.il ill; Si
spend the inht
enjoy sleelhead
t 1
ers handsome fishiiiK lodKe on the I crew, includinK the Vllier! croup
ltok-uc the entire grounds and ; off Koyn Ulund. Is huUIiik for Stav
etiuipiiient. will be turned over to antfer, where it will be overhauled.
Mr. Hoover If he finds il possible I The rescue eommis-ion imen.lw i..
to accept this Invitation.
STA.-(ll: r.NIVKItSlTV. Oil..
Julv ;:. iiVi Whii tihiK nlilc
a iHirtlun nf timt' for pulillcul I j
iMMift'ii-m-i's tuitl wnrk mi his Mr-!
'HiHiifi' i'h. MoilMMt llodvi'i l. still ll.,H' for AiiiiiihIm-ii.
Is iiilliorliu; fali-ly st.'inllly In tli.-i ljlspnuhca from I'upeiihiiKi-n
IM-nmnin hf .iiiiliniil fur hlms.'lf yrmcnlay khIiI Ihni ihn possibility
whiMi In- I. 'II WiiHhliiKliili a th'oil I that Captain Kunlil Amumlsi'H unil
man ti n ilays iik". his flvo companions landi-il tmfi'ly
Mr. Ilimvi'r Is raplilly i'nmili.t . ,,, ,. m.th ur Kntu. Jos.-f
Inn Plans tor an iiiiliMilolilli' trip lanil. hail hoon BmjKfsteil by fun,,
or inori' Hum mlli-s in llrmvn'sj manili'i- (iulirrliltl llunHcn. Nor
i iinip. pour Vri-kn, for flshlim. llv u-euinn niiv.il i.rri....i. ,i.,.i, ..v,,!.,,-,..-
will leave he
luiiruliiK. July
(inly Hnturdiiyj
alltl ri'turu lull' .
U I'llui'silny or Thursilav, folloivlntt t,e 11103 expedition of tho sloop
llm IK'ilK ooil trull up Mm stato. noil (iJoll Hu, tH,, t If Amundsen Innd
j I'.-ltirnliiK' via .Mount Whastn and ,., ihls rodloii tho party would
lhi- Smnim.'iito valley. have no difficulty In ctlstlnK fin'
j wl" " HiioukIi San j ,. i,.Kti, of ,i,. ,r, e then
I l''raiii isi o, across the Lay anil up , nty of l.ltf cum' there. He
ithe hlKhway near th ust, with tl,ouKlit Ihoy would try to leach
mm tulles as the toal for the first ( ,, .'um m , m,.h ,,
.day's run. with camp made Suliir- munlliM hifori' they would lie heard
I day nlxhl at Hull 1" In t on the lO'-l i fiiiin.
! river, where Is located Ihe finest j I'olil Pluv IIIiiksI
dw
I Klove In California.
Sumiay, July 2!Hh, Hi
lilh. Ihe Jouney
will be resumed via lOureka, (irantN
ass, Medford and then to Mrown's
amp near Vreka. where the party
will spend Monday fishing. Mr.
Hoover will riot stop anywhere in
route except for a few monienlH
to see the soem-ty and perhaps
to throw HtK- Into the ltogtie
!'lv".r- '.'!' I""11' "1"11'- anxious
i io huow ine
eastern newspapermen
,th" """ vHous scenery of north -
I-tii California and southern Ore -
h '" llnslsicnoe that photographs taken
An apparent settlement f dlf-' 1,y the Chukhnuvskv plane, which
ferences which have arisen among originally discovered the' walking
republican lenders in the east over i party, be developed immediately,
the campaign organization there, where Hs ChllkhnoVskv preferred
has eased the nomlnee'H c(n ern ; to keep the negatives until better
over llt il sliiiullon itud he Is hope-1 developing conditions were avall
ful that the national and divisional able.
organization will be functioning The news. reel operator also Ptild
smoothly before his return lo the; that the chief topic of convorsa
east late In Augtrst. tlnn MMll-(l ,hr Krus?()n WH!I Uy.
Mr. Hoover gradually h w hip-1 .'n MulmKrerTiP fate, especially
. nonTicaiton mtdre tntoias Chtikhnovsky insists that on
shape, but he seen little prospect 1 t lie day he ' f li'Nt mi V the grouii
j now of having It In final form until ' there were three men on tho lee-
after hH return from bin fishing floe, two of them standing ami
trip next week in northern Call- one Ivlnir on the Ice. a if ).....!.
i fornlii.
learefull
He Im weighing his wonls
, giving much though! and
Mtltdy to each Mf the Issues of Ihe
campaign w hich he will slate to the
country when he formally accepts
the nomination.
' WASI 1 1 VfiTo.V, July
'fl')
: ' n-piiinirnn drive for the vote
. the counliy will be headed by Mrs,
j K. Louise Sludr. of New York City,
i apofntei today by Mrs. Atvin T,
Hett. as official Liaison officer be
tween the women "Hoover volun
teer' and the organized women '
of the party. I
Mrs. Sbide. a founder ami former '.
New York state president of the 1
National League of Women votera.
which will be a clearing house for
tojH unorganized women w ishing t
.baro in th
tepubllcHli cHinpaign.
Moronea Disappear
KL PAHO. Texas. July 2'l(A
A dlHpatcb to Kl Continental from
Mexico City hbj'h Luis N. Morones,
Mexican aecrelary of labor, ha
disappeared. Humors prevail that
he is en routo to thin country, hU
reafguailon having, becu accujUcd,
I HOPE
AMUNDSEN
Former Aide of Noted Arctic
Explorer Thinks Missing
Party Will Be Found
Alive Third Ice Breaker
and Airplane Ordered Out
By Russia.
Mo-Si'tiW, July uVt
- The
soviet fescue com mission tJilay
ordered the it- '. x r-,r Sedov, now
in Arctic iUarters. la exploit' the
region arouml l,ara n. .1 osef land and
to push in a northwesterly direc
tion In search of the missing
Amundsen group ami the six men
of tlie Italia carried off in the dir
llble.'ts has on May -i.
Tho Sedov is equipped with an
airplane and particularly will ex
plore the Cape flora section, oiw
of the southernmost points on
Krair. J ost f laud.
The icebreaker Maliuwin anchor
ed this morn 1 uk off A rehaiiKol,
after returuihi; from an unsuccess
ful search for the still mlssJlij;
men. Prof. Vl.e, head of the ex
pedition, immediately left for Mos
cow to submit a report of the
MaliKiu's work.
The rescue ship Krassin, which
picked up seven of the Italia s
I send by afrplane from Leningrad
a new ciiassls and other spare
parts for Pilot Chukhuovsky'H
plane. Then the Icebreaker will
new Its search.
l'ominiimlct Hnniwn. who was
,.xt I., rommanil to AmumlHi-n in
; HKItl.l.N. Julv J r. Ifl'iKilil,
, K,ii (j, , ,.,. ,,,,,,,
I who was sent to Sidtv.heri;en to
take pictures of the Italia rescue
oiieralors. In uuoted In ii Mlltttg
Am billing ditipHtch from Stock
holm a h saying there were fre
quent dlffurrnccH between Plbd
Chukhnovsky. lluHHian filer iibonrd
the Krassin. and Cantitln Kfiiono
i appl. cne of the men rescued
t with the Malmu-i-eo uroon
j ,si,dl said that tho differences
W(.r(. rhlefly over Captain Znppi's
L
OPANTM PAHH, Ore.. July 2j.
iJV-Tho Kwodo basin lumber mill.
25 miles southwest of Grants Pass,
burned down thi aftoi nuun. At
last reports, the cook house was.
burning, and a fire had been set
I by sparks in the woods adjoining
-the mill. The -only .report ob
tainable hero tvero from a forest
lookout, as there is no telephone
at the mill.
AIDE
GETS 5-YEAR TERM
'OltTLANU, Ore.. July 2oiAt
.Thomas J. Audette. Canadian war
veteran und former undercover
man for .Mayor Daker, was sen
tencetl in serve five yearn at Mo
Nell Island for auto-theft hy fed
eral Judge MeNary today.
Thla Is Audftte'f second convic
tion on tho same charge, he hav
ing served 1 if montlia on a sen
tence of two und ono half youra
bgforc he wa paroled.
(CoDtlig on Pafa Four)
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