Medford mail tribune., July 31, 1928, Page 1, Image 1

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The Weather
I'uiiKHsl Fair, and iu cliau-;r in
lcmi.nituu. n
Matiiiiitui r-.ieidaj ..V . if
Minium iiiltHlny Ill
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Weather .Year Ago
Mii1iiiuiii ..... !I7
Mmlmiuii .. ; Jit
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pily Twwity-third Ywr o
Weekly- Kilty-(wviiih War
.MKDFOUP.o OK'KUON. TL'KSD.W. .iri,V 1'rjS.
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Today
By Arthur Brisbane
Japan's Babies.
General News, Good News
Taking Cash From
Women.
$1 Porter House Steak.
(Copyright. 1(1:17, l.y New York
Evening Juurnul. Inc.)
.Iill.'lll, with tile lliyllrst lill)'
riile ill tin' wnrlil. it i 1 1 1 ;i
trciveriinu'iit commission to l't iii
iW 1 lie evil. This natinii, with
tile liiirlu'st death rati1 of any
civilized 11 :i I ton . fur mothers at
ehildliirtli. does nolliiiiji to rem
edy the evil and disuraee.
1 Jut of there is mortality
anions ealves or younii i'-rs. or
their inotliers. we see to that.
Heeause of holdup men ami
hitter hanking facilities. -17' ' '
employes of the I'uited States
bureau of e 1 1 j ci 1 -i 1 1 ir and print-
in.ti work- on part time.
Those employes niannfaeture
Aiiieiieau money. When put
in payrolls, our modern Immli!:;
steal it and shoot 11 few. Many
firms use eheeks instead oi
ensh.
Last year, seven billion
eheeks were drown in this coun
try, 7(1 checks fur each of It"1,
(1(1(1,111.10 people.
I'ostmasler Ceiieral New
broadcasts iuiorlant facts cou
eernin air travel.
Air mail had only one line,
from New York to San Fran
cisco, two years atro. Now it
reaches most of the important
American cities and spreads out
to Canada, Cuba, Panama and
other Central American cities. ;
(oivcnuncnf mail - pilots fly '
'-'."i.OlMI miles every day, Ihe dis- ;
linice around the earlli at the:
eiiiator, and before the year
ends daily air mail flights will '
have increased by ."IMK.I miles. I
All this aircraft development ;
is due to the postoffiee. for.
which the people will be urate-;
fill. I
Observe that the poslol'fiee is 1
overiuneiit owned and operat
ed, l'erhaps other useful lie j
velopmeiils wolihl come if our r
"best minds." which means our;
biu'L'i'st pocket books, woi'dd al
low the government to extend :
its activities. .',
Much praised private owner-1
ship, represented by railroads.:
has 110I done much pioneerini.',
allhontrh airplanes interest rail -,
roads, since they threaten dan
gerous coni)etition. j
A start in I'lyiti',' has been
promised, however, by the'
Pennsylvania and Santa l'"e.
and others will wake up lii'adii
ally. The New York Central ;
plans a start.
Schools of investment for;
"ladies with 11 little money':
are needed every where. Women
inheritini.' money keep it. on
the average, about two veins.
Then some kind adviser. 11 man
of eoiii.-e. srels it, or makes, the:
owner lose it tlimuirh his fool-,
ishness. I
In Nrw Vitrk. 11 mi!'M riL'
yV;ir fll. abfMit t li'liri trom
luird kill liiiMlf. H"r
lil'c's ;ivinL" lui'l b'fii in
a mining su inilltv KVnl vsa r
!i;irks, oil sharks, till kimls of
rshfirk. .swindl1 M onirn. Tlwy .
Im-Hcvo, poor lliinirs. what tliry
v.-uit In lu'lit'Vo, that tlicy ai'
In he inadt! rich.
W'omon fhniil(lH inve-t In whft
TKKY I.K NOT t'NUKftSTAM.
They should not buy land that they
have not scon. And, hnvlnir :-e"i
it. 1 hoy should think it over. "
ainiiip it several times, consult
som'ok'-?l-l 6,'n'1' then wait a
month, and see it auain.
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Hn't liellpvo fain- tale?. Ask
yourself, "Just how would I, mo.
myself, not umcbody el' .n tual
ly make a living out of that land?
Or if, it is to be sold at a profit.
HOOVER IS
not m
AT YRFKA
Republican Candidate Finds
Trout Still Elusive
Power Company Blamed
for Roiling Water En
joys Camp Life Far From
Telephone May Try New
Stream.
Will ) .'S ('AMI'. N- ;ir Horn- ,
i'n-'k. I'iil.. .lniy ;f 1 . iA'i t.iulo
luck h;t (.!!! tin- v:iy if Hrl"-rt
i ) u v t- r. icimlilU'nii pi. -i.i'-niiiil
t,-iiiuliiI.tU ilius f.ii in his jjcst fttr .
fivh in lh" iviiH'i,- i!;i' 's nf north- ;
t in faliUiiula ami sinith- rn On-- I
Km. Hut lit' has atlaimnl t'M1 till-j'-'-livt-
ul' hi.- lir.n-niilf aul'innibih' ;
i -hi i' I'i't.m lii? httnn- at Sinn fort I
univiTsity -ih:tt of isu ht ! inn li'im
MilUiii ns atul tliitm poliiical.
.!ihiiu-,li ta.slint; in twn iivci ,
1 In- Komi.- in ) i' t t: ' n a :ul I In-
lv la m tth in "alif "i n 'a -t lie nun -
ti.-ui uf iiuv ihv stt'rlln-a.l "lPfllD
ilif mountain varU-ty. A hyilri--SI I J I ff
.-Us-ti h- plant ami l-iiutfu la phri J J J
were tiivt'ii a lar-r part of tin-
Manic lei- his (iisappointnii'iit tlur
iiiK tin- first of the three days he
is to spend iinulinn' here before
M tlini; luieU ti Hie work f die
eampaiKti-
After the cameramen hail spoil
ed hi- outing 0:1 the K"U'iie in the
morninu'. the "cuniii'
tunes on the Klamath in the after
noon, driving 3o miles down tho
rive 1 without h'tiiiiu any .i uk ..i
know why he had departed.
I Jerlric I'ljuit lllained.
While lie va en route, the flnnd
'Jites at a hyflro-eleetric plant f.ii
east of this place were opened and
the river rose rapidly with an in
crease In the swiftness of the flow. '
The water homme very muddy and
:) . fi-.li apparently Uept to their
holes.
II was well after darii before
Mr. Hoover returned to the eot -t:iKO
of a friend, w in re lie is s-fav- '
imr with half a dozen rinse friends
who are uoinir their utmost to
carry out his pmi;r,(m of complete
rest and reerejijjun without inter
ference f im any smu-rr. :
There N no tel. -phone ht the eot-;
laijo anil ihe m-are-d oin- is 011 a
country line nearly half a mile;
away.
I'pi'ii his return tn Stanford fin ;
Thursday. Hoover will put the fin-'
shim- touches on his aeeopvinice
address. He had worked for days!
and weeks on his declarat ion of i
issues in tin- roniimr campaign and ;
desired to his Ulfud completely l
i.rr of it lef 10 leokint; il over for,
final decisif.n.
;M.s Srchision.
This valley. hieli the nominee i
selected for the place of his outin-.-is
little nior- tlian n river orire
ujih towerinu' hills coin in i; down ;
to the hank on either side. A L'ooil '.
roadu ay is on tin- side of the !
stream and spaces have been made
by cult Intr hu:: e chunks ttui of
the shies Of the hills.
The wea t h-r is almost oppres
sively hot in th'- day and except :
for places he--. inid ther wb!
n iv susceptible of irrigation, the
hijlsid s are literally p;ir h't' l.y
the sun. A f"v cattle and horse;
u'raz' In thes- plae..-. but Ihere Is
little other sSlmi of animal life, rl
thoui;h now and then a de..r does
venture (down to the camp from
the uiountain-.
The road is n llllle used one m!. ;
except f,,r ;in occasional Inniiun
of an atttmtdiile boin. about the
only souiulw ai-e those of the '-aphis
in the Klamath and these nat
urally hiv soothiiiL- to ,-i man . ho
loves to be on the water as dons
.Mr. Hoover.
While he till. p! l e mVt
indicated that tinl--- he had sue.
eess in fishint: today, he would
move oil In th.- fit river, j'l 11. e
cii-tal victnMy of Mount Hhnstii
the towerim: srie. -rovei d p- n U
which was in siuht for a short time
whl! he party v,ns uohiL' over tin"
Hunimlt of the first of (he Siskiyou
ranges.
Man Killed in Explosion
CASI'KIt. Wy: . July -M.iA -One
man wa killed and anotln"
.seTituisly htinu'd in ;n explosion T
h fidwet ijeff nitm -ompa :y we'I
this Afternoon U the Salt f'reek oil
field. .Two rik's wen- destroyed.
Arthur ridr'l. L'". w;. ; Killed jt-itt
Clnrence .lopes scrioihdy burned in
atteniptin-: to save Kidell's life.
Bootleqger Sentenced
POIl'i'l.ANIi. Ore., July !!1 , (A)
KrtinU 'nuu'hn. Known its "Klh-r
of the if.fr h-r.v;eis." and his piit
'iter. A. .1. Vrauer. Weje "enteticel
to l:i nionlhs each in lceil Island
imNoii today hv I'cdcntl Jndue Me
: Xarv.
Sentence H. S. Bootlegger
lr iKTI-ANI i. "re.. July. 1 . V
Hiuli m honl h nd ci; N i-f
Astoria were ihe main isto!iii
,o ISart Sarh h. Knnp,':'. "if. hofit
Metr.ier. act'onlim: to teMniony vn
rn todav before; Kederal Judtre .Mi'
(Nary. S'U'irh wo aenteiif ed to
eight mouths iu the coimty !ail.
NEW ZEALAND'S
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Catherine Miller, gtnr distance swimmer of the New Zealand
Olympic team, will attempt to swim the English channel after com
peting in the games at Amsterdam. She is shown with Ena Stockley
ot the New Zealand team vhile in training in England.
BON
:0F CHICAGO
Slight Hope for the Recovery
of George Brennan o
Illinois Sacrament of
Extreme Unction Given
Tooth Extraction Cause :
CIIIC.U.O. Ill , July :.!.--(i i
lieot-'e K. I retiiian, Illlnoi-i tlem- '"
ai-iatii loader, wiis i;ravcdy ill ftoiii
Septic poisoning early today in the ;
John H. .Marphy liospital.
Kate last nimii .Mr. Hrenuau re-,
n ived the sacremeut. tif IJxl ivme
I'nction. the hist tho of the I'atho .
licit elutrch for tin? living, from Hi" ,
ltev. 1-T. LawnMiee KiH:, !
Although Mr. Hreniian's eondill.ir.
was pronounced slightly Iniprnved ;
ttjda', a conference of five physi- I
e!an isstted the Htntcinent th;t 1
"M r. Mrennan's condition is very (
Kniv'." M. Jln-niinn, their dau-h-tcr.
Mary, and Mlu'e Itepreseiitativc
Joseph J,. Hill, hrothet-in law of
Mrs. Itieniii.e. were at ih hedside.
An emer.;eticv operation was per
t'onncd last niuht hy Hr. Kail Meyc
in an attempt to prevent spread of
infection caused hy extraction of
I wo teeth Thursday. A Iuiik infec
tion had developed and the poison
spread through Mr. HrennaiiH en
tire system.
I'ntil Tlturialay Mr. ,ienn;in was
seeniiiiKly in lumd hen It h, t hoif:!)
he had complained of his teeth. He.
was taken to t In hospital yester
day. when friends learned of his ,
illness.
Althouuh ill two- years auo when
he underwent an operation on lis
Ii-:, UindiiK his un success fid cam
paign for the I'nited States senu
toi'ship. Mr. Hronnan has lontinned
his activity in democratic political
circles as nut ional eonnnitteiMiuui r
from lllonois and us a lending ad-;
vocate of (lovetiior Al Smith's can
didacy lor the presidency.
Al r a. m. today Mr. Hrennan !
was reported sK-epinit comfortal)lv
after a i:iit hi which his 'utidliion
took no t-ini for tho worse. A
sliu-ht decreaM- in iiis teniperalute ,
was noted early thin morninj;. Htw
pita! attaches said they were nn- ,
der orders to Jive out no informa
tion on .Mr. Mrenuan's condition.
Sim e is.'7, w hen ho c:ime to Chi
eauo from Sprinnfield. where h?
was a clerk, and especially since
lft;iM, wh'-n he succeeded Ito-Aer ;
Sullivan as democratic leader in :
Illinois, Mr. Hrennan has hen!
Mion as "the man behind the
t-ci'iics," and only once ban he bt-e.n
a candidate for office himself.
n 1 rJ' his hK opetalinn w,n
periornied in the in til -ft of his race
for the !u-na:oi:diip aaitift Colonei
irank I.. Smith. Ho has been
known chiefly lor his ability to ;
holster deniocraHc, Ftienfith In n
tKiMiially republican state, and him- ,
:elf was del tel by i'l,WM vote-,
twn vears aao when there were -..
publican pluralities of sim.iion to i
l.Mtin.'eOti in other contents.
i ( banco in W'eiithcr.
i r--"ii - -'ia on ''(iiei mid fair
Iti Ini'-rior ioni bt n nd W IneH.
I'oiiilniod b w hurnitlUy in
-ii - p..:tion Notnuil humidity
no riii'in:'' in t em p-ii at n re.
(Jeiitb- to iiiuib'nite varjalile at;d
mo-fly n-othwe'-t V ind".
NtJU VOi:K lir-ne Tunn'"
s :,le.' t he public pt n'-i-
u II l-.i -- h:;i ei.u.icfil to at bast
tlr.i - ni-oe Ktits tin. year. Ut-t-
J'ik ih- LiM two '1H''j. he said.
iv dif;0 cnl unc.i havf been men-
't:yn'."J lite fiancee.
SINKING FAST OLD CHARGES
OLYMPIC STARS
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Kansas Editor Declares
Smith's Votes On Gambl
ing and Prostitution
Should Not Be Held
Against Him Wants to
Be Absolutely Fair.
NKW YOIIK. July ai. iA
William Allen White. Kansas etli
lor, today withdrew his charnei-;
against Covornor Smith's legisla
tive record so far as hills govern
inn .;anibliui; ami prostitution were
concerned, because, he said, he did
not wisii to question the motive
of the democratic president lal nom
inee. While allowing the contention
that (inventor Smith had eonsist
ently voted for the saloon to stand,
Mr. White said of his other charges.
"I could not in Komi eon sclent-'
piess this Issue, reali.inc thai Cov
entor Smith, whom I ureal ly admin-
for his many hih mialitlcr,
feels that my char-ies question the
purity of his motives which should
always he manted iu itny political
controversy."
.Mr. White said in his -statement:
"Yesterday, inlliini; to Walter
Idppman of the Woild, a friend of
Covernor Smith and of mine for
many years. 1 learned that Cov
entor Smith was deeply uriewd
that 1 should rharse him with pro
lectin i; pumhliim and prostitution
in his asst nihly record. I can un
derstand, after consider in c what
Mv, l.ippman said, that tin? gov
ernor in castinu those vntej against
those reform bills miht lionestly
have felt that Ihe bills were mi
comlftiitional. or were not enforce,
able, or infringed upon persona!
liberty or encouraged police black
mail. "Hut Covernor Smith certainly Is
entitled to tair treatment. I al
ways have tried to fluht fair; I
have never consciously niiestlotK'd
any man's motives, and so thW
morniiiK before the morniim paper
have cotm; and helot o I Know whai
if any. icply Coventor Smith has
made to my s la lenient of yeste1
day. I desire to withdraw the
char;cn formally limofar us they
a;(ei t his votes on Kuiuhllne; and
prostitution but not his position an
to the Milouti.
"On the nueMinn of the menace
of Tammany and of Cove-nor
Smith's Tammany record for th-j
open saloon, the wholo U-hiu- of tlie
campp-iin ts rnmlin:.
"fri:aiil"il. protected prostitu
tion is quit k!y passim? out of Ain r
ban lile and that issu Is not vital,
but vital or not I could not In irood
eoncince press this lsue reallr.
lins that Covernor Smith, v horn I
.:rev admire for his many hliih
iltialiticH, feids that my chaiifM
instloii the p'irity f if his motive:
which should alway he granted in
any political controverny.
"So the ten or n do.c-n voter, op.
Eamhlimj ami prostitution coiih ou!
it tiie rcord. 1 hop" now Ameti
f;an tie w-pa iters, and particularly
r'-pn'dh in newspapers, will Klv'
lite t-mme ion: ideraton to tin slate
m"tit that they Kave to my slit!"
nient yestrrdr.y."
I'n-tf'rV Wlfp IHc
1'(i!!TI,A.). On-.. July ,T 1 . ?
M f:-. Ma Kiiircll Vout-c-uli. "t
fir. W. W. VoutHs'on. pastor if th
' Hjf City Park Methodist church
((licf ioday ai Cood Haniarttiin hos
Ipital, follywfliB a lung ilhiesB.
. . ,..as.s. 1(1' " ,
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BOSS EDITOR WHITE
!S WITHDRAWS 2
NOBILE IS
Ann AiRirn
pa m , 1,1 u vr
AS A HERO
Italian Fascisti Shower
North Pole Explorer With
Flowers French. Nor-
wegians and Swedes Arc
Flayed Bands Play Fa-1
scisti Hymn and Crowds!
Cheer. i
TilKVJ'n. Iliil. July It!. ol'.
tJetieral t'lntierto XoUile a ml the
.'"'Vivi.is i.i tlie lulhi disaster
w ere k; en an enthusiastic Wel
come by a vast crowd when they
returned to Italy today.
They air:veil here m T:;t"i a. in.,
ami the people secmetl to w i.sh to
compensate tilt in I'i'i- the sill 'fer
ities through which they bad
passed. I'lowers ami kisses were
thrown u the men in reetlnir.
While fascists jiave t he I toman
salute with then outM retchci
hands, the hand played tin fascist
hymn.
ItO.Mi;. July a!. (.V. Tevere.
I.iscit uimtu. saitl in an cditoiml
today that Coieral I'mberto Nobile
ami ins cuiupniiiulis in euleiiiiK
itiilv leceivcd a maternal embrace
from their mother country whh h j
niuM have melted the he still
leathered around their hearts. j
"We meet with plide." tlie mil- 1
' torial contimud. "ibis hanitltil of :
'Italian relurnlni; from a lej-endary
expedition alter h.ivhm doinimtled .
i the Pole ami dropped there the
j-ymbols of ehristendoin and the
, mother country."
The new?jpaiier stroiiKly sln-nia-i
t i.ed i hi- "atrocious ca hi milieu of 1
the Krench. (ieiinnn ami Seandina-
; viau antl-tasctsv uess aiitiiny to ,
; wound the honor of explorers
LiUihy of bchiK Italians of f
. orlKin."
a-ist
!S NOW THIRD 10
NKW YtiKK. duly :il.)1i A
jiant new autonioldle corporation,
second only to the Kord emnpany
jaml (ieneral Moiurs. comes into
bein-; through the itieiKer f
Dodwe I trot hen. Inc.. with the
( 'hrysler ( 'oi ioi atlon whiidl has
I just hern coinpleteil.
The eoiohiued companies luiVe
I fHllinateil ImI:, ,isse(S of S 7 a 0,11 IMI , -
hum, piodtictinn capacity of Toe, una
'cars a year nod a potential cnrtiiiiK
j power of S 10,0011,(101) to :(o. 01)11, 000
iu year. The Kord company has
i assets of S?LM.o."ii!,ooo anil (ienei al
Motors SJ.niifi. 477. .ion.
: OF SALEM QUITS
SAKKAI. Ore.. July HI . - (IN The!
Salent World, an afternoon new -p:iper
organi.ei by ineinbeiH of
' Capital Typographical I'nion Xo.
j 'Jlo which staiieil puldb-.it ion on
j October JO uf last year following a i
: strike of mcttihei'H of the union i
', employed In the plants of the Capi 1
; tal Journal and the Oregon States- i
' man on August I. will suspend
nnbilcation with this afiernoon's
Issue.
The announcement of the mis
enslon of publication will lie rar- j
rlei'i In the World this afternoon, :
correspondent' were uiIvIhciI .
at the off lev of the paper.
Baseball Score
National.
Ii. Tf. K. ;
Pittsburg . "' 12 -I !
Koxtoil .1 1 ?. I
1'alterles- .b iiilou, 15 r a in
T.idsi-her and I largi ea ve, HeiiiS-I'-y;
It. Smith and Taylor, Spohrer.
K. II. K.
i ncininit i "17"
Krooklyn -1 Wt '
r.-itteries: Alay. Kie iim an. I
Margrave; Viince mid Ueberry.
II. II. K.
7 It 0
X I U o
Hlake,. 'iih and
KlUtlmnions, Hubbelt
Chicago i..
New York
Hatterle..:
Mai tnelt
and llogtn.
Si.'i'ond game:
f'hicugo
New York
It. H. K.
. 10 11 I
4 ! 4
Itoot and Conzalr-H
Walker. 1!uh-
lu ll, Miliols and ll.iuiiii, (J Karrcll.
I!. II.
Ht. T.onlx . 13 VI
1'hllndi'lplila. 5 12 )
IlitttPrleti: Alrxnniler and AA'll-
non: I'rtiett. WllhiuKliby, Hwcft-
j land and Kcruln.
Seeka Life's Secret
-Wu
CjMl I.
Seokinir 11 scientific kov to lone 1
life, Dr. l!;iynioid Pearl, director
of the Institute for HioloKical Re
search of Johns Hopkins univer
sity, has i;onc to those who have
Hvcil lonp for his facts. For the
past six years he has fathered the
life histories of nearly l.OCO per
sona between the npe:; of 95 and
111 years of afje. He believes
these persona may be rvjRarded as
experts in tho art of Hvinpr.
Frank Plummer of Portland,
Missing Since Friday,
Fnnnrl Nnnr Hnnrl Riuurl
npafl Fmm Rllllpt Wniind
M ti n n li C.ii.nrlc
tvi j o l c i y ui i uuiiuo
Tragedy.
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j IKM.t. iu m:. ore.. July 31 -
MlV-Ihe ta.dy of I' run It Pluni-
mer. ro, ,Hliitf from I'oriland
ismic.. asi iruta was lounu mi
. h.mi ii. .oot ii on.e ui v.i - -
I cade .rk today, with a bullet
hdiiikI throiii-li the head.
The position of the body, and
, smears of blond on leaves and
brush neai by, caused officer who
found t he body to belle vo that
! he had been murdered.
The body was found about a
i tulle west of the spot wheru tin.'
I buy's abandoned automobile Wat-
1 found
i Keck
eaterdny near I'liKeade
Two deputy sheriffs. Clenn
Sloal and .1. II. Sheldrake, ol
Hood Ki er county, and a party
: of t'raK Hats, Including II. J.
i;iacklMiin ami K. Al. Haldwln ,
found t he hotly this tuorniiiK. U
was Inside Ihe Aluhuoniah county
line and officer of that county
were notified.
i 'I he hiiiii II car In which youni;
; t'lumiuer had left home hist Kri
1 day, was found in bushes Jusi
,ou me oiuiiinui river nign way.
; near i awcaue iuckh yesieruay,
'"W 1 num. All
I " ,nK " 1 UIU " l,u"u,aj
I 1
' ei i on no in i no car.
t if fleer hail bet ?i on the look
out for young I'lummer since
' Sunday when parent. i of tho boy
: enlisted abl In locating him. Tho
hoy was on vacation and went on
a. tr.p, and when he failed to re
; turn Sunday IiIh jiarcntH beeanm
alarmed, fearing he had met with
..ri nccioeni. uanio uescnptions
were broadcast from I'orthtud
Sunday night. The first trace uf
."--- ivn
mr was found.
No one In (bin vleinltv bad been
found today who hud seen the
bov.
It wan a mother h premonition
that her on had met with foul
play that Marted the search for
: young I'lummer.
The buy was to huvn met a
woman friend lat Krlday nftor
noon. but failed to keep the ap
pointment. i was then that Itls
t pa i cuts bee-lino uneawy for hi.i
i Kafety.
roKTKANI), Ore.. July M.-P)
- -Indicaliohs Hint Krank J'lum-
loee, -, wllfiSC liOlly H'flN fotlivl
today wi-ht ot here on the bank
of the Colombia river, had ended
his own life were reported by of
ficers who went to tlw- scene.
I'uwder marlcN Were found on the
boy' forehead, and a rifle was
found In the rhi-r elope to th
'od v. .Money was found
pocket.
In Ills!
ftL
:F0R KILLING GI
AH.-Wdt'l.A, jinnl.. July 31. tlfi
Sylvia Tlim .'.tmi. hIIkIU. I.lunilc
I . tuatiuii of is. fueetl a jury In dtii-
trb-t court hpif today defending
her life nxalnat tli cliaino that iiho
whto to death Dorla U'entworth, 1 7,
fiillowinn it ouiirrpl over the atton-
lions of a youth.
FIND BODY OF
innnmn r m l
i mm buy; I
i i ii ii it m iiirnn
HUNI mm
I
ALt IS REAL
FOR OPENING ! uampq p
Meclford Streets Present a
Gala Appearance As Ad
vance Guard of Legion
Notables Arrive for Open-,
ing Thursday.
Mcdfol'il streets uiul buildliiKft!
lntve ushinncil a K'Ua apj'io'aiu'o
lurlu8 tho past r, w ! .11 uren-:
1 aration for the opening of the state
American I. e k I a convention,
mwt Thursday.
The erownitiK feature of ihe elab
orate scheme of street decorations
Is the hit; American l,e-hm fla
which is suspended over Main
strwt In (hi. nnlvr uf th.- IiusIiuks ,
Nt'cliuil.- This Iiuki' iiiitliillHl fin
Thl Iiubi" IiiitliillHl imh-
ll.lrm l.s mio of tlu- lurm-sl Ain.-ikK,i "m ,u Ir"nl l"""v 1
! flats on (ho .-nllro imhwi. h-hk is ! i"-'"," ti'ven In lum.u- of Wil-:fc,-t
wKIk and 30 foci In U-nKlh. ! ",,n tul.lu,.ii. S2-yi'ui-ull iiii-mln-r
lit Is tin- pion-ny of .Mmlfnrd imwi. ' l,t Now Vu,k "UlU' "h''
' havhiK In-i-n lirosmilccl tn Ihe local , ''"""'"Issloli.
I l.fiilon liy Mrs. Itoy I'ali'hlnu. ; "I Ihivp fmm-hl my last limit as
; l.asl nlKllfK inoi'llnu of .Mi'ilfonl I a lirotossional buxvr." his stali-
IKist No. 15 ri'stinbloil ll Bpsslon 1
i of tin- mate ronvrntlon, W illi many .StaKinK a "farowoll iiarty" to
! out of town U'Klonmilivs prosont i li" conunlsslonor and iiioro tliau
' from I'm (land. Sali'in, Itond. UuHa.j.ii m.wsmiirnifn uncs'". Tiiniio.v
i liurc. Ashland and othi-r Uri'ijon : dfilarcd definlli ly Dial the liin';
clIU-s. It wnii oi.t of tho largest ;
mordiiKH I'Vrr held ly tho loi-ul
post mid enthusiasm for the com-1
itiK convention ran hlh. j
1'atll MeOollald. Kelleral chnlr .
man of the convention commis-j
sioll. Have a flue report on the
lroi:res.s of the bin llirou-day pro-1
Ki'am and appealed to the member-1
ship for mure man power to help.
no) II over Munv v.ilu i I ..era re-
I spomhd ami wmi uu. worus of,
lolliei-K who will sign up during thoi
! ,u,xt ilu-,,r ' " iuii !'
isiblo to make the ronvenllon pro
k'-'"" " 'ccide.i ucces. iiun
oore. chairman of transportation.
i alHO IMhmiH'(1 tnv more ears to
! ,ll,,,n co,'lm antX ,uin'H on 'rbursduy
ftfternoun and Friday nii;ht. Otm-
j niander Hrumlcy Hiipplemented the
t above spoaker'a remarks and asked
! Mel-Vice Of hitnuelf un.l hlti eite fill-
'ut h'a.sL a few bourn ilurliiK Ihe
. thrm,.(ay . At etH, u
humll,1(1 lnorp mon crtr ur1
t nm.dr(- Mf.mbnrH Hhoul(, rollo1.,
, ,(( (.(mven,,on hUH(h,uarters at the!
il.(IM;r uf (om,ort.(. l,UildlllK
nil.. rtr .lh,.. .,HR urt.n
i morrow night.
I Chairmen Seey Hall, John Ilol
j mer, Hill Itolger ami others also
1 spoke on various phases: of the
I convention and Chef de Care lal
Webber outlined the program of
tlvitleH. A fine tribute wan paid
to General Chairman MuUoniild
I for his Olllii-hiir error! m tn ninlin
j Uu, collvnntfUI1 u wlJce(IH py Jim
I I !i lie I' etlO Mlnleil thul I tin niim.
j o( thn conV(,nllul) commission
h,.,i un,.n ,,, ..,
and holding regular meetings ever
since, last January.
Carl AloHtr, Htate udjutant, guvo
n mIioi-I ii'IiIi-i.mm enmoieiif .m ihn
KU.nuU Mtl.,t hown by Medford
j puHt , ,U!p,nK tlu, Mllll0 Ut;pul.t.
nient go "over the top" In the
recent membership drive. He oIho
spoke of the way Medford pout had
carried out tho thren major ob-
jwrt iv0, r tjit,
Jl7 state Amer
ican Legion program. namely.
meililMMHhli. onminunltv orHm,
and aeronatitlcH. "Oregon Im tl:
mon! "iilr-mliidi'd" state In the
union, thanks to the efforts of the
Keglnn Iu establishing scores of
alrportH throughout tho entire
slate." said Moser. who paid a real
tribute to Heely Hall of thin city,
who Ih tho stulp chairman of the
leglon aeronauticK eommlttee. The
speaker told of the buslnesn side
, of (.unventlon and urged cvory
' leulunnaire m ti ,,,, .u.n t...
teres!
In tho business sessions
which will occupy tne greater part
nt thl, thien-.l-.v nrn.r,BII1 i ,.i
i t.. i,.- Mi...i n...i .
' BionilHln.M ,1Hd ,,,,. (lailIllIlK t'Q
i.., ..w '!..,!
; .-.- . .iicinviu lur nine
( long yi ar and now their ambitious
; wvi ,. botit to be reallnt-a.
I
EN ROUTE EAST
HAHT VAtXIIIN. N. M
31 IA'i lol, C'harlcN A.
liiTKh wllii lunili il hfro lum nluliti
bccaiiMi nf tiiiKtnn Iruulilc, oncoun-
Ii-rol fiii-tlii'r ili'lny toJuv In hi"!
J""r""y Detroit.
tcnntimtmA nn Parr
LINDBERGH NOW
Arriving rroni v luKHttur, tni- "iKi-n pari in ini inn (trt-alesi
flyliiit colonni iilninu'd to hop'""llu nhowii wrr mwI, The
at 0:30 h. in. tudny. Ilowovor. j n1ntph which hp on the hinvy
lii nildltlon to ryllndiT troulilo. I w"'Kh' llllo.from Ju-k Lh-mpwy At
which dnvi loiii il ut nlnht, hw V'llnll"hiK.. Kopt. IM, I52S, drew
ha dirrlcillty with hl gun fnoUiR e""' O.l0.i)o to thn Seniul
llno. Cpntonnlal tdndlum. (lone cnii-
:.il. l.lndl.eruli. Bcoimmnlei) 1lt''-i1 Dem.y iiKnln lit Chlcau..
unit- In- hi. n,,..h..nl..
hero at 7:1 p. in. Iiml tilKht. An
aoon , hl. nK,no . repaired h.
I Plati' to follow the Hantll Ko rail-
roHo main nun east along a pro
posed putjcitcr air route.
(This dispatch apparently sot
ties tho question of LlndberffU
attending tho legion convontton
hero In tho negative).
vR II NN FY
nio ULUVLO
Champion Heavyweight of
World Retires From Prize
Fighting Forever Wants
to Enter Business Before
It Is Too Late Refuses
to Name Successor
Thanks Friends.
NKW YOHK, July 31. (Tj
' " '" lullm'- iicnvyuiBiu nn.m-
ainioiin.-uu ills ii-ui i-
nii'llt said.
had ronip to step out of the mini
la!swmJ!B,?'
iivtw Tuiiiiey.
that made him a mlllionah e. He
ports that Tunney was to retire
had been circulated f ince h
crushed Tom Heeney in an 1 1
round technical knockout at the
Yankee stadium last Thursday
night.
"Keeling still young enoin-'h to
make another start In new field.'
Tunney declared himself grutefui
for tho benefits conferred and anx
ious to leaVe the game better
than he found ll.
"There la no contender at th..'
present thuO who appears ca
llable of attracting real public In
terest." he said. "If there were
T might delay my retirement long
enough to face him In t he y o-'
but It looks as If It might be two
or three years before it OanuerouM
opponent Im dnvelppetl. That is
too' long to wait."
Tunney gao high credit to Te
Hlckard's ability as n promoter
and as the man who could find
Ills successor. He declared It h'
dcMir- to place In Itickard's hamU
a belt or other suitable emblem
of supremacy, to be awarded by
him to that boxer who. throtiMh
a series of elimination bonis or
victories over the most formula hp
opponent that can be obtained..
shatl provft himself deserving of
I 11
Cone made no . definite mention
f ftu.e plans and paid
attention in his Htatemmt to r
mors that he was about to cnler
matrimony. In ending hi state
ment, he wild:
"I have no thought nf tryin;
to nominate my successor. To th"
victor belongs the spoils. I mervlv
step aside and say 'may the best
man win. "
Mado Ovor Million
Tho big marina leaves the ring
after the first financial failure Tex
Ilicknrd ovf has suffered in pro
moting a heavyweight champion
ship mutch. Tunney's bout with
the Nw XeaJfind champion drew
it ' ,f- i
'slightly over 41,090 to the Yankee
July (stadium and ths net recciptM to-Klnrt-i
tailed little over 5ft0.aoa. The
pronmli r i. lunnui. from nil sour.:
mounted to 3"iO.0U'l.
addition to ton S;"..ino r
Inolved for f iKlittnii llrmry. Tiimn y
on ""I"'- -' I" mtch that
ihroke ull rocordn for receipt! with
)' ' V..-
Rtfhrantved AJf.O.oao for hi.- first
match with lempscy and $!yi,iMMi
for the second.
The heavyweight champion Is
believed to possosa through careful
Investment a fortune of well over
(Continued on Page Six) . .