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Medford Mail
Latgion Special
32 Pages
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DiitlT Twmty-thlnl Yu
0Wertly Kitif-ieveiith War
.MEDFORD, AltEGOX, THl'RSDAY. AVOTST 2. 192s.
No. .1:32.
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Reply to H. Ford.
For Each Scout, One Lion
A Penny Plus 900 Years.
. From Mine to Farm.
(Copyright, 1927, tiy New York j
Evening Journal. Inc.)
"There is nn :irc limit on ;
mental work," says llonry ,
Ford, who has passed 05. llej
.says men past (Sii should not do j
too mueh running and jump-!
ins;, hut can do lis much nientnl
work as ever and better work. '
Man's mysterious tliinlyiiK
power should not wear out, hut
the physical machine in which
it works does wear out. Henry
Ford would not. keep any
chauffeur that, treated a ina-i-.hinc
as he treats the machine
Ruined Henry Ford.
On Saturday last Henry Ford
left Binglmmpton, N. Y., in 111-:
morning and drove in a small
Ford steadily all day to his
home in Dearborn, beyom'i De
troit, more than 400 miles,
reaching there the same, niht.
That, is n crime against the
Ford company, and if Henry
Ford did not own all the. stock
other stockholders would com
plain. Four hundred miles in
one day in a small ear means
thousands of unconscious ef
forts o the brain, eyes and
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IlCl Vl-S, IMIIlftlililll 1JU UltH.
It means waste.
Henry Ford should remem
ber that it is easy to get a new
Ford when the old one wears
out, but inipossiltlg to get a new
Henry Ford.
Kaeh of three Hoy Scouts
that, went to Africa will Mr.
and Mrs. Martin .Johnston shot
a magnificent lion and saw 104
lions in all.
Wonderful excitement for
three 15-year-old scouts. Hut
the lion, with all his power, is
a timid creaturo.
The little ISushiuan, one of
the lowest of human hemps, too
feeble to hunt big game on his
own account, racks lid tracks
the lion while the latter is
hunting. The lion kills a zebra
or other animal, then the little
liushman scares away the king
of beasts, then gorges himself
on the lion's "kill." The bush
man, the convert of humans,
' can think it lit lt. That beats
the lion.
tioninn coins dug up after
2000 years, nro worth in silver
nnd cold only what lliev wore
vi lien liurieil.
Tli is shows (lie iinporlnncp
of ki-op'mn your money onrninj;
interest. A silver penny, like
1ho ono niontioneil in the ltihlo,
juil out nt inlerest eompountl-
1 annually fur 000 yours, wouh!
amount to $1, 270,000,000,000.
That's more money than then
is in tho worlil.
Britain's eoal niinins prob
lem resmhles oni's, but is more
noute. The eoal industry is
mure important lo Britain than
ii, us.
Twenty-one thousnd minors,
as n start, will he taught farm
inp, then Britain will send them
lo Canada.
Kor two years tho men iret
waies that will support them,
and let them save $o00. The
home (.'ovcrnnient will adi!
"iOO. Canada will be expected
to tlo the same to establish the
men on free or low priced land.
That seems intellippnt.
.lose De Leon Toral murderfd
Obregon, according to .Mexican no
lice, to free the Mexican Catholic
iturch from persecution. Tuesday
t"e police of Mexico City arrested
17 nuns. Inclnd jnc Sister Concep
tion Acevedo We l.a Lotn.
(ConUnutd on Fm Tour,
AID PLANE
.Big Group of Ocean Liners1
Searching Scene of Dis-i
aster for Trace of Capt.j
Courtney and His Crew1
Radio SOS Received 500
Miles From the American
Coast. ;
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S. S. CKDHIC (Via Ilatlio to;
Associated press) Aub. 2. A -
The steamship Mlunetonka. has
sent to all ships the following
mes:ay,e:
"Captain Courtney's plane
down latitude 42 north, longi
tude 41 west, Minnewaska and
1'ivsldeni Hayes now in vi
cinity marrhiti" for plane."
Captain Frank T. Courtney and
three companions on au attempted
seaplane Ilinht from the A .ores lo
Newtoundland made a forced land
inK in the mid-Atlantic today
(Thursday) and the first ocean
liner to reach the position from
which they called for help failed
to locate them.
ocltTly mr,Z ."a
response to its radio rails tor as
i sistauce eight Kteamevs anywhere j
Uu their vicinity turned from their :
I courses to go lo the rescue.
I At 11:15, eastern daylight Jime. '
i the radio slnlion of tho .Murine Cor- i
j porntlon in New York wa advised 1
!that ita station at Chatham, Mass.,
hud information that the liner;
President Iinyes had reached the'
position Courtney cavo in his ells-
; tress calls and was senrchiiiK for
the seaplaut. Two hours later no
word had lieen received unit te
search had met Willi success. I
I Uther linBi-H rushed to Courtney's !
:nld were tl.e Mlnnewaskn, the Ccd-
ri the Cdtic mid tile folumliiis. j
I The Pennlimd, the (irlpsholm nnl !
the l:reu(iiriii are nearny relay
! was not in uch flirt her .he r' rnhm ' V. naUBh-' ! TT T"' "",
UandlnK place of the plane than the tc" "f ' A,tora"B' , This reduction will not take ef- having a good time In general
i President Hayes and It was believ-' l'ollowing this meeting the la- f,.ct immediately however, as was : I be c onvention session began it
led she too must have been scour- :"('3 adjourned to the Armory to announced, but local officials ex- the armory at ::ii), with a nubile
Sing tlie waters. In the position nttend the mammoth public open- ,.cl the change to be authorized 'meeting. In which the visitors
U'ourt'tey gave j inR" program of tho convention. in the very' near future, A. K. were officially wel, enn-d by Med-
j Captain Frank T. Courtney, Ttrit- 'Mrs. Hose "Wilcox, department , kosenbaum, general agent of the ford city anil I.egion officials.
' ish aviator and three companions, ' president of Nevada, responded to! traffic department, said today. This afternoon the convention
I todav (Thursday) were tossing on!11 welcoming address by C K I Northwestern fruit districts will, as well as the entertainment pro
I the "mid-Atlantic in the Dorner- Clates. At 11 o'clock the women , now be on'an cqual basls with Cali-, gram, was well under way. fol
I Naph-r U'al flying boat in which j retired from the meeting. i fornia which has maintained the, lowing the registration of the
they took off from Hurt, tin
Azm'i'S, yi-sterdny afternoon.
Severn I liner hal turnoil from
I ihelr courses and were siieedlng I
thfir conrsoH n
m the nvimors' nssKtnnce with the
,c ii.! ii, fi,i w.1,1,1 lenchilhls event. ,
,l,, tn few hitiil'u
I ,. , ...,,
L.I ',ile..ei Vll., i.iexK'imw from the
!I,., ,. u,vernl shins relnverl
! reassuring messages that Courtney
Iliad said he was in no immediate!
danger although requesting Imme-
diate aid.
in in rotil lv- tho crew nf Iho flv
in,. i,ni n.i',i,.,i the , r,r ihe'i,-:
radio, with which they first made
Lnitu'ri Dioir nrnillimrnt nnd v!lli'
which thev were expected to ,,,.;" K,a, Auxiliary president,
tinue to guide their rescuers. -Ml'f. 1!o"' Wilcox, of Antelope.
.. .. .... 1 I - in llmii-fu Inn I trill iitwl !'-
ino H:im puolort oy captain
Courtney l.-rt (h Az-s a.
n .ni.. txU'm stnn.lurd timn. nn:''' irixf " ' " n. at '
U'ertncsday for N o v foundlanrl. ' !r v 1 "l"tt '
Th- llnf-r (Vdrlo. which today wa'nn"A"",l,r 1"'. t . .A '
rooortrd a within 1U0 mil.-f. of S:,t ,,n,i1 " !rOK, n m ,R to hp . dC'
Iwht-i-P thf rrafi was fnrrod down." ;,rrt ' '""hh " in-.
I yrstordav had rfiiort.'d that xhe:1" f,orUon or ornnniH for n xt
mile stretch which the Knli.hman '
wan attempting to ntgotiate.
The filers had hoped to reach
Newfoundland hy fl a. m eaft
rn stundril time today, hut it ap
peared from weather reports thai
even had they remained in ih"
nlr It was unlikely that they would
have reached their uonl before
early afternoon.
The position of the plane was
reported hy several ships as !?
nonh, 4 1 west.
( Ships Itu-h to Rcsciio.
i The White Him liner Cedrlc was
apparently the. nearest, with 100
j miles of water Intervening when
I the call fnr aid came. A rnlile.
j from London reported that the
i liner t'V t i c was a ls p rocee rt f n k
j to flic rescue,
The liner f'olu minis. Captain
jjohnsen reported to the Associated
i Press, had left her westbound
j course to speed in search nf fn
(tain Courtney, The captain esti
1 mated that he was 210 mile from
j the plane. 1
j The Swedish steamer flrlpsholm
I which was in direct communira
1 lion with Courtney and the Itern
I fc' ji ia, wen relaying the calls for
j help, hut ft did not appear from
thMr m Hac! whether th-y also
i w ere proceeding Inward th plane.
The Cehic had reported hrarfntr
(Contlnuca on Pace Two)
Prize Drum
flMfl 1H BIG
The famous drum mid otitic ciii-.k or Capital lost No. Oft. of
Sill i 'tit. .houii a hove. Is one of Ihe nulMn tiding l-cf-inn nrimnizu
liuiw priM'iti n( tin Medford convention. The Salem corps will
make a strong; bid for first plan In iho drum rorp-; coniM.
luivlntr nh-eady won tills covcumI honor ai two l'nrmc-r -on voli
tions. Tliic ts was chosen lo ivpresont the department of
Or koii at the national eonwntlon of the American Legion In
San Antonio iIiIk. full, whore they will rompcU' In tin national
contest.
In addition to the Kalcm mri. there are I A mnro legion
drum corps niul several bands
LEGION OPENS !
i Woman Gathered at Baptist:
Church at 8 o'clock This'
Morning Many ' Func-.
tions Planned Election
of Officers Saturday, j
Rosslons tl' llio Auxllhiry to Hie .
Amei-lcnn I.t'Kion beKnn ut 8 this1
morning when over fiuu tlPBelnins!
were sici' d ni . the llnutlsii
church, ' .offlelnl hoadiiunrtcrs for
lh(, womI.n visitors, bv Mrs. .7. I!.,
McCr,lcken, n-presemW tho I).
A Jt oC Ashlnn.l, nnd Mrs. I'rwi
t arbis, who welcomed the guests
last anil present secieiaiien anil
treasurers will be spt-riul giifstH
at dinner nt the Hotel Holland .
lonight beginning nt 0. .Mrs.
Douglas Willson is chairman of
loniglll IIOIII S lO U llll'IOi,ci-,
of the Medford Auxiliary will b.
'hosts lo tlt ngitlshprl officers and
guests at II rercpllnn lit the I'nl
versity club on West .Main street.
Tomorrow. Friday, at. 1 o'clock
"" Auxiliary glee lllii nun ipi.ir-
I "I rillllt'XI Will I Ut IICUl itt III'-
' Elks temple.
At 6 o'clock that evening
President parley dinner will be giv
I ai the Motel .Medford honoring
. ' " ,
; mini her of visiting Lexlonnalrefi i
and AuxHfnry women.
Saturday' program In to he de-
'oted to hnlneHn nosHlonv Inelud-
' . , , r t tU
Baptist church. During the morn-
lug th Ashland unit will put on
initiatory unices with 20 worn-
en In the eroun under ihe direc
tron of Mrs George Dunn presl-
mn or Mts. t.eorge imnn. presi
Among the special (rttest are
Mrs. c.ernld Wilcox, Rtate presi
dent, of Antelope, Or?.: Mrs. Wil-
iHlllllTlIN 1
BUSY SESSION
PROCLAMATION
To the Citizens nf Medford : -
AViiproiiK. iht' nnnnal convcnlitni of tlie Aitif.irmt T'cion
mid Women's Auxiliary orjriiniHtions of Oregon ih now
heinpr held in tli is i'ify; and
Wliereas, this pity Iihs itlwfiys enjoyed a repiilHtim of
nccordinir wiirin hositiility to visitors; thercforf. ha it
liesiilvt'd, tliflt Iip fitiens of Mrdford (rcnoronsty co
operate with the members of Medford Tost No. 15 inrH the
Women's AiiNtliiiry in making tho IHlM convention n eom
plete siireoss by enterint: into the spirit of tho oeenidon nnd
uivinjr visitino; Leionnitires nnd Auxiliitrijins every possil-h'
ennsiderHt ion hs (fiiests of this eity.
O. o. AI-ENTKRFKR( Ar.'iyor.
Anytist 2nd.
Corps Is Here
I,: WSJ
here for the convention.
FRUIT FREIGHT
Report That Freight Reduc
ton Appliances to Pre -
sent Pear Shipments In-
Local Growers
- ;- . - .
Delighted, However, With
S. P. Action.
N T IN FORCE
(day as host to the ni-ttc Anier!-
Int'orniation that railroad rates j ran I.cbIoii eonvi ullnn was usher
on pear shipments to the c;tsl from , ed ill this tuornlnK with the ar-
Oregon have
lieen lowei ed from '
$1. 73 to fl.SA was
revived late
slerday front J.
Alulebay,
,,.:UU,., , f,.ut,.i, t,-rri,. ,,,,,,. if l
,.,. ..' i,.,,,. s, ,,,.:
ji.n" luiv mi me m sum. fneaiiy ,ium, i.egionoiui es lino ati.-
A saving of from $3r, to $.a iieritiiary members at convention
carload Is estimated to be the re- ' he.-nhiuarlcrs at the chamber of
suit of the new rating system, i
According to present prospects
which Indicate a bumper crop ot
""h"1- .,,,.- ....o..,.
tolal saving of Siroi.dilO to $2iili.iMio
, rut pear sllipiuellts from lilts valley
' will be realised, .Mr. Itoscnbauiii
"il pear shipments from llils valley
'l,l.
'
said. This news will plcnsc grow-
vho have record crops of Itart-
letls.
"Kveryone will commend the
Southe
I'licifie nnd olhcr line
rvhiK the Mrthwst for m antliiK
..rln.-tin If Ihr. .mnmt -lf
.. ...... . . . ,. .
'' connecting lines IS ooiameo.
nnti inn ri iii-i inn itiniit iriirrivi
f.,- u.Im H4 Hn. as well nn.lmihicd-
ly he the cae, the Immediate
vnlue to Itoirut- Rivi-r viillev fruit
will ho KrvHt." Alt.,. ,uy .
KnwIeH Moopr, offlHul fur tho fruli i
rihlpppin- assoi lntlon in this valh-v. ,
Haid thU morninK In rtl.cuHlnK th.f
m,.i t,-v .
(. Holl. npont fur the Trann-
. . , Kr..llfh. ttn -iu. hs
lhe-n Hnked"ti imtnediuti'ly reduce ,
the rate. liamlllnR the name as an
emergency case, according; to a
I wire sent from the Medford South :
Orw.irirt r.rr.-.r. .. I
I
VI " ' " v ; V . . .
miormauon as 10 me exact uaio
of Pf fKv-.-ness of the reduc- ;
"'"I'l'-iB ......
growers through the newspapers.
I Uedueed rates will also curry the
! same storage facilities . In transit,
(and other privileges now In effpet.
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State Legion Convention Is
Ushered in Amid Roar of
Airplanes Above and Bang
of Drum Corps Beneath
Record Breaking Crowd
. On Hand.
I Vidny ri-ngmm. j
S:(nt io :i:;pt )l, ni. Pnimlo
stunts.
i:au a. in. Convention Inisi- -f
iifss st-ssiun, KlKs temple.
1 l!;tt0 nuon Adjourn njent.
l":uu tn I : in)- 1'arade sivmls.
1 :W0 11. 111. 11:111(1 t'tillirri,
city park A lluiny post.
1 : tin p. tit. Auxiliary qimr-
tt'tte anil Klee cluh nuitcsl,
Klks temple.
1:4;, p. in.
-KeKioti husiness j
session.
2:00 p. in. -Hand concert.
Sheridan post, fairnrounds.
2:;I0 ii. in. itaselmll Kanic.
Sal, -in vs. Medford.
4 : 4 fi p. in. Convention ad-
Journs. !
r,:tMI p. tn. I'ttldie Inlllntiou
by Salem post, city iark.
O:ii0 to 7:;pi p. in. Hand
concerts, city park and
i
V
fali-Kroiinds.
7:45 p. in. Drum corps con
test nt fair itromlils. if
; : :m p. in.-- I'uldlc ilanc
-'.. 'ilh aii'Mlanes roaring oi'f
hcud and dmint 'eoi'tis listiKinu lo
and fro beneath, Medfol'ds first
" OI tne
main body of the
visiting
l.t'K ion nail cm. deb-gates.
bands and drum corps, tho letter
of which immediately began nlnv
ig. mateblng no and down the
commerce, where a small army
of local legion and auxiliary mem-
'born
on hand to fae'litate
Ibe registration jirocess.
Air Clnus Well .Ml led.
The convention adjourned at
o'clock this afiernoon, giving ill':
members and delegates an oppor
tunity to attend the air circus
and stunt show at the fair grounds
where thousands of spectator.l
"" i'""" " "' '
Baillfreil III WIIU M UIH- m m
one
nifiht elu hni'ii if i
exhibitions
ver
-
The afternoon
sHloii of the convention Included
lh? K'VIiik of 1!' flat' oinmlity
porift iy
tho finance office
Mmrt nvnt . iK.pluin. JuIr ...Hvii-
department hUlorlim, a.-ro-
nuuti. fnmml.ice. Am. rh nniza-
"on comuintfto, Itoy Hcout. hild
WPlfaro. roniAuinlty Hfrvlw. hos-
pltollzntlon. land IrKlylat Ion, nwin
heu-hli., rehalnliiaiinn, M. T. '..
r.nvntion f:ut finding ami traiiM-
portatlon committees, l-m in,.
Mi
gion advisory hoard ami clinlrmiiii1
of Kfdac.
Tilly til I ! tl rl IT 'u yiiUMlflll n'llk. LMVI-n
. V . .
o.cr m.iin. io , ne ,n.o,n- n, .., ,
which was followed hy husiness ,
rr.,M ... ....
reports of the
r'oinmlitc
on
credentials nnd
immilte
wer
I'lven, in addition lo a report hy
tne national conimmeeman. ..M. Kecretary, w wi re all , he
Parade Stunt m Thrill. Klnnintc to worry jila-ut you," he
, I'arade Hlunta hy visltlnK drum : was told,
forp.i lieKan early In the niornliK Hoover stnlled and said there
and will continue at Intervals was no need for worry: that the
until 7 o'clock tills evening, wllh 'party luul stopped at M.-Cloud for
practically all of the vIsHlntf corps . dinner and (hen hml motored
lakliiR part. The features of this
evenimx's program Include a hand
concert In the cliy pin k at v ;
o'clock hy the shcrldan post hand,
the aunlliary re.epiion for offl-
cers and distinguished guests at i
the university cluh. and the mt-
vfee aradp at K:no o clock.
Ilmm i oyis foulest,
i nc oik rcniure oi ine Mi-niun- ;
merit program nrramrcd for to-
morrow Is tho s(ate drum co.p-
contest nt ihe fair grounds fol-
lowed hy an extravnifuni prolcch-
nlcnl dlsfday. Seats hvr rt u
selling rapidly for the contest and
fireworks illsjilny for snine time
and a capacity crowd Is expected
to witness
I I druni corps from
(Continued on pufo five.)
9
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When u comes to p-s! class there's no one can beat "Old John"
Tr;:ccy, of I!::l:in,orc, Md. He climbs into a trim blue monoplane
each morning, with his pic!; and shovel nt his side, and flics to work,
lie is employed by an airplane company which is constructing a new
landing nt Lipins Corner, near Baltimore. Learninj that it would
tuku him two hours to get to work by inlcrurban car, he suggested
that the company furnish him aerial transportation each day. Above,
"Old John" ciar.binjr into his aerial taxi.
! MORE & BETTER
TROUT FISHING
Repuhlican Candidate Says;
Important Plank, if He Is
Elected President, Will
Be Better Fishing in Ore m
gon and Northern Cali-
fornia.
Ai:iAlIl IHHiVKIE TIIAI.V. En
Ilmiti' lu S;iti Ki'i'lH i
. Aug. 2.
(IN- Mm if and ti.-ll' :- tmut at:d l-hs
tini)' hctwi'in hiit.s sue n'curitfd
l.y llcrl.rrt lli.ov.'r. irrvidcniial
iiiiniini'i', n4 Iho "lnirninu" Inue
in the ci.iinii.'M nf not h.-i n fall
HOOVER S A MSUBSIDY PI AN
nern iaii-il(,
.b":,:1;
nine i.ik
fuiiiia and soul li'-rn H
no llaH Sprill III HIM llll'l'l' I1.I'K
flshinu.
Tin- nnrnince nh cxpri'wscd him
self last nliMit hefnic hoanlim- his
train for San I-'rurieNcii. where he
wan due early today, ami after he
had Hneiil a miner iirn.rnfll.ihle ,
(;,y (.IiNtin(! fnr mnunllln tn1, ln
Medicine lake. 47 miles to the
"nusia Mu ings, wnere Ills parly !
awalpil mm.
Hoover, his son Allan. Secretary : Hn.lth talked over the farm prob- j p , , ,""",T "'. helm.
ll. oige Akcson. and his fi lend. 1 i.., i, u , .... at 2 h'lnntes, 10:3-5 sec-
ison. and his friend,
Thomas T. tiritory of San I'Vnti- ,
i-lm-o. were m late in getUng Lack 1
lo the Silvia Hi. rings hnt-l last
night, that, those awaiting him
there hefcan to giow anxious and :
started leleidionlng ehotil the coun
try to locale the nomine
While
e kept
tHeplnme op'eniorx
luisy ihc llnnver party drove
lip.
...
me repnoiicnn presPient ii mint-
,,,,, , ft.(( IM,nln(.,
(h), nR ,,ui ,(ik)t t))( M f f
Ihe day, wan Ihe first to leave the
Init he was siirrrmndi d
fore he could ei Into (he door of
njH ,.. K,,
around (he hase of Mount Simula!
for a Hmr
"Mow many fish did you catch?"
was the next ipjcsHnn sholt at tho
ciuidhPiie, "Well, we didn't have
very min h luck," I lonvei- replied,
with a smile. held a eonf'T-
ence im-l ileclded lh.t more and!
heiifj. trout and ies time het ween j
ones is ine imrning issue in lh se
, !
I
c., untie f.f lo.rihern California.
other me,hers of the party dls- for thlM iml.o(le service. I shall'
hv,d t1i;,t slngln ruh was caucht discos the question at length In
clurlni: the day. and that was lH.ok.my urccpianee speech." '
'-d hy AM;in lloover. The sccre-1 .'.
hp''lf hs'd a flh op his line,! No Hope In IJthcr Vnrly
hut lie dropped it to Imnl In ti two-, SM Kl.Jt VVII.LK. ill., Aug. 2. J
pound ii '.ui which his ;! I -year-old ! H nator James K, Watson of ,
sou had hooked.
(Cotitinucfl or I'ago tighti
WORK IN PLANE
AL REFUSES TO
ENDORSE FARM
After Conference With Low
I. i
clen Backer and Mcllary:f Fimand. wo,, n,., tuoo-moter
. r- ,, . . ., , i't'i'inplonshlp, the first final on
Bill Enthusiast, New .York!""1""" iKmm t ti,. oumpie
I games. Among others, he detent -
Governor Reiterates Ho eA ""y who u the ion-.-
American to qualify f,. the final.
Will Leave Details to Non-;BJ;"",";'" ;'"''y eiu-a n,..
Hiiiremacy of the Finns nt this
Partisan Experts.
;
NKW YOltK. Aup. 2. (P) Afler
,' l"-hour conrjreuee loduy wlth
''.... a. .a,... ica.ie,
from Illinois, .Governor Smith relt-
erai.d that he sto. u the farm
Plank of the democratic platform
, jn nlH ,,,, h w ,IKri,.U.
"":, -u; - rr ,"" hun 1
f(l. hfiief l nf ihc farmer.
' . '
fM. tin. I...niril ,tt lh rm-m.ir
lie declared that In carry luff out
his plan. If cIccIimI. to ohinln the
mlv' r rill ,u ''"deiM and econo-
inlnlH on wttrkitiK out the toirpliiH ,
iirnttlt'iii In. ivimlil ftill i.n .tiiiKll.
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At the breakfast table
lii his
ulle at the Mill moi .1 I iiivein,,!-'
, with IVek whi Is one of the
leiiding chiiiiiplium nf (he AlcNary -
liaugen hill, vetoed hy IM esldent
('Holiduc. After their talk Smll I.
'issued a statement hi which lie I
made im refi-rencp to views on the
.MiualiXHtlmi fealnre of that leglM-
l,tt i,m .
The text nf the governor's state-
mem follows:
"After my talk wllh .Mr. I'uek I
am morn than ever satisfied that !
the democratic platform soundly
derlfiri'H Ihe f u ml a men t al hasis for
relief of (he appalling agricultural
distress w hich not only - threateiiM
he farmer Wmself hut Is destroy
Iiik the farm market of 910,000,
otja.oao for industries of the coun
try. Control of ihe sale of agricul
tural surplus Is recoKitlxed hy our
platrorm as an essential need, its
cost to he Imposed on the unit to
he benefitted That principle Is
fixed upm our platform, on which
j I stand, only the detail of Its
ompllshmeni remain
j "As t have snlil I shall Immedl- jty highway, south of ((rasa Valley
lately if I am elected ask the hest j Mrs. Alice Hiick. wife or n 1'no'.
farm lei.dios and economists to Wash., nlr niftll pilot, died yen
I work out this detail with mo. I terday ns tihe was heinR brouKht
i Mlutll ask (hem lo serve irrespective to Ilend. Mr. Anna Itnckner.
of loralliy or parly. Itepuhllcans. i
lte
tiovi-rtior J.owden as well nx
'"i1n. win. him. nimllPil thlM
lltnlill -11 ivlll Ilit mmn ... I
Indiana, told an audleneo today I
(Continued on I'ug Light)
CAL WINS
FIRST RACE
ON RIVER
California Crew's Victory Is
Only Bright Spot in To
day's Olympic Games
Four More Firsts On
Track Lost Barbuti ol
U. S. Wins Trial in the
Quarter Mile.
A.MKTKi.llA..I, Auk. 2. 0',
AltlmiiKll the IV S. 'today
lldilnl only A points to lis lenil
In totals for llie icamex lluis
rar it still Imlits ti i-oniniuiiillni;
lead Willi ISNij Hilnts. Kln
lillnl liiov4it up to scfoml place
Willi 18 points, illsplacliiK
llrllulii ulili li luul u lolal r It;
atti'r totlay's events.
HI.OTEX, Holland, Auk. 2. Wl
. The University of California
i elKht-oar crew won its first race
i In the Olympic resnlta In which
, ii Is rcpresenlliiK the Culled mutes
when it defeated the Helttian eluhi
! over the Itluo-meter eotirsu today,
j California's victory over Hel
IKliiin was won by eight boat
j letiKths. The Americans led by
four lengths at the half way
I mark antl were never extended.
: .OLYMPIC HT.HUl'M, Amster
dam, Aug. 2. ifl'i American atb
. Iris today oxperlonivd th0 miiHt
disastrous day of the Olympic
j track and fluid competition thus
far when they were, unable to
Igaln : a ' Simla chiiiuptonshlp or
i the four decided.
Tho one ray of sunshlna cam"'
jln the rfOO meter' trlnlH, in which
(lay llarhiill, former Syracuse
I iiunrler-mile aeo, won both his
j trial hentH and as n result became
a Joint favorite with tho Her
man, Joachim Huohnor, who also
inane sensational time, for the
championship tomorrow.
l inn (lialis Klnal.
OLYMPIC HTADllWI, Amster-
distance, as this championship
was one of the four won 'he
jl'aavo Nurml In 1924. it, also
llnurked another setback for the
: Americans In rnrea on ih fl,.i
j Ijirvn caught and passed the
, rreiicnmnn. Jules Ijidoumegue ,1a
meters frm the finish nnd won
,y three ynrds. conger was tenth
, iMrvn; ,, ln whmln tho ,5(1 '
. which i.mL v,, "i i A,
F"' - 1
meiers was 3 minutes 6.1:1-
, '"'niuui i.iri Wins.
Tho Kecond chamninnHhin nf
the day went to (iermany. Fran
TJna ltndke Won tho women's K(M
meter final.
t.-i n
.'""tmp AlUCIJOnilld of Oonton.
American who qualified
v ,,u,n, ni, n siiiiiiei-
ed her. own feminine w-orldn re-
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t ,,','L, . ' ,
, ' , , ,f won the
Mni n,l"oni,"M' . hop. stop
?. V IV ' "-''Vi Casey of tlu
I nlted States second
, . ' " ' """'inunsnip in tne
J,m'" lhro went to k. h. Mnd-
'l"iHl who replaced n-
champion, Jonnl Myrru of Fln-
'
. . r'tm,fiwl" wlnnlnpr throw was
ii it . n it met ors, et( u I va len t to 2 1 s
feet. Inchon, n now nivmni.
rPCOrrt- Ho madft it on tho first
",t,,mnt
Death Toll of
the Automobile
UK NT), Ore., Auk. 2. In- ,
lured when nh iHitomohllo she
ae-jwaa driving skidded in (travel and
turned over on the Sherman
also wifo nt i..i0- ..u .
thrnw.. nioll. rt .w- ...
f,.,. Kht injuria.
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Fortxiwif. hlih. nnd tiiwlerately
wnrni.
Maximum yosfewlnr HI
Minimum today -tn
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