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Mi The Weather Weather .Year Ago Minimum .0 3 Minimum rl EDFORD Forecast Full-; not much clmuge In temperature.. Minimum W7 Minimum &tt Dillj TwmtT thlrd IfU TWELVE PAGES MEDFORD, OkEUOX, TTirRSDAY, A l-GUST. S3, 1928. Xo. 139. Today ARTISANS Bootlegger Gives Trading Stamps on THE FIRST LADY AND THE FIRST FLAG OF THE LAND Radio Movies At Declared Succea, YSTERY Every Purchase at First Showing j By Arthur Brisbane Hear Cheerful John Moody. Observe Barney Deboka. A Shark and George Kojac. , Mr. Swope's Lightning .(Copyright, 1927, by New York Evcninit Journal. Inc.) joi, Moody snuiu, n,,d j thinks, and pmiiuts five more j j-ciirs. at least, o rising values niid prosperity. "The old brood-; ers of fiiiuneinl ' panio tluiv brought oil tin- crises of 18!):!, i VMi and 1IKI7 have disap- j peared." ' "We are living in a new kind : of Amerioa, with a new kind of; prosperitv. "Aineriea's world j todav is not the world of 20 ; years ago," says Mr. Moody, j I f you were feelin gloomy, ! cheer up. - I $ Many are prosperous, NOT .all. Barney Dehoka. Iiaviujr j .S'ainlv hunted a .lob. stood at a i restaurant window, watcliintf a woman tin-iiiii"; butter cakes. He fell in a faint and doctors are treating him for starvation. Great is thi: power of civili zation, ti-ainiiij,' a man so well that he stands watching food until lie drops of hunger rather than steal. Man is a teachable animal. George Kojae, of New York, established a new world's rec ord for swimming UK) meters back.strokc. One more Ameri can winner not a "Xordie." Kojae Ss time was 1 minute 9 4-o second. ' " " one' minute. Wlule he was learning to swim so fast 'man was learning to think. Men catch sharks often. Sharks rarely calch men. AVith automobiles men -easily out run the fastest land animals. Flying machines go faster than any bird. But on water, ideal speed element, 100 per cent ball hearing, man has not been able to eiiat even compara tively slow'fishos. A new idea is needed there. With photography science does wonders, takes pictures of stars not seen through the tele scope and shows "outside universes-' 1.000.000 light years from bur galaxy. A light year is the distance that light travels in a year, go- 111: 190,1'UU llllll-s ll socoiul. Ulie ...:n:.... i:..l. l ; illlllO'll JlgllL J fills I A U lOII joiii-ncy. . NW till! eiiini'i'ii, (iniilyzino ... . . . . n liolitmiiff stroke for engineers Of tile General Klectrie com-' ,.,,. ,.!,,. tl. t i: l . loii,' , nuYt o ,i uiiil iiiiiiiuig JUCM about its business swiltlv. 1. . 1 o -win mm ..,.u.. ' J1 ""l'111 ";y,"-'"l,u . in 1'ort y-intlliontlis of a scconcl. 'When will Mr (.'ernrrl Su-nnn I , j uoss or ueneriu eieeiru:. snow a llllll'llilie to harness and use , , liglitniiif.'.' - Our s-'anosters take their mill--(lerini; seriously vengefull.v. Krankic I'ule, lioss of Brook lyn's underworld, sliot to death jrs lie rode in liis fine J.ineolii ear, was liuried in u lO.UOU coffin. One floral tribute in forget -ine-not.s bore the promise, "We'll see them, kid." Police Called this promise a veiitfeaime. lesterday. C. Marino was found near uie juace wnere t aie wan killed, with 24 savage knife wounds on his back, sides and legs. The man's pockets were full of' money scorned hy the killers. ! Mr. Raskoh. manager of the na- t tonal Democratic campaign, In- j tends to know all about farm re-1 lief, and has engaged Professor Se j Itamnu. learned economist of Col- iimbla College, to look Into the ' matter. Mir. Raskob says he has never ft (Continued on Pat Bti) I 1 FOR IE! H u n d r e.d s of Prominent: Convention Delegates Ar-i rive For Initiation To night At Medford Armory 1500 Expected By' Tomorrow Busy Two" Day Program Is Ar ranged. i OKI-'KIAI, I'ltOliUAM , Today. l 8 p. in. Initialory work at ; Armory, followed 'by dune- -i- j Inn. i I'rlday. 7 p. m. Al A zh r band con cert, city park! 8:05 p. m. Al Azar ceremo nial. Kills temple. 11:30 p. m. Kntertainment program. Saturday. Jl u. m. Drill team contest, Armory. 7:30 p. m. l-'rnlernal parade. it p. m. Grand ball. Hilarity hall, Sunday. - 7 a. m. t'ralcr Lake caravan trip. The'ndvnuce guard of tho Artisan i through. The train crew- of Un delegates and visiting members Shasta slopped' and extinguished who will attend the Pacific Coast 1 the fire while the men, evidently conclave to begin here tomorrow, I hoboes, looked on. The Southern began arriving last evening f ram ' 'Pacific denies any suspicion of Oregon. California and Washing-'attempted holdup whatever. Kour ton point's. The program for (he Montana youths In an auto were two-day convention has been com-1 lu!,d tou'' llou1''' for 'lucstiuning. nleted and Indicates lo.sv sei,Jnly for their connection with the for the 15(10 visiln.s u-hn re tnl""- (Signed) be the guests of a free trip to! Crater Lake on Monday under the auspices or the t huinjjc of 'Com-j l,,miit headquarters of the Annuel moras.... i. . .. -- . . aicnJresif. undoubtedly Will settle The first event on the Artisan j n; question of whether Or not tho program Is Initiatory degree work ; ucstlc fire was n "dastardly nt tonlght at the Armory ut 8 o'clock. I tempt" on (he part of more followed by dancing tor Artisans j "UeAutretnont" desperndoes to und friends. The registration of wreck the Shasta and then rob tho visiting members and delegates will j passengers. begin tomorrow morning at S : 30 at Sheriff Jennings und other local the various local hotels at which j law officers ure still mystified that the visitors are staying during the j the hoboes should have elected to convention. Nothing of special in- couk inetr dinner on a trestle. Inr) tei-esl will take place tomorrow j according to S. P. representatives until 7 o'clock In the evening when I since the Infrequent scncdulu of the a band concert by the A 1 Azar band i of Portland will play in the city park for 4."i minutes, after which the Al Azar ceremonial will take place at the Klks temple at 8:0r, tomorrow evening. Following u. ceremonial, an en lerlalnnienl program Is scheduled lo begin wilh a band overture, fol lowed by an address of welcome by .Mayor II. o. Alcnderfer. The response will be given by Hon. II. S. Hudson. Artisan president. Preceded by an Introduction of su preme officers, an ensetnblo on lertalnmcnt by Al Azar chanters and entertainers of Portland will be presented. The Hddress of the evening will oe given by I!oy K. Ilackctt of j ' w, o w hom a response vl" hv Bven by Jerry Sayler. su- promo secretary of Portland. Hand selec tions will close the program. t-i 1 1 Team Conli-si. One of the convention fculures ,vlll l..l, .., ...... ,,,,,- ,?aiiiruay morning j at a o'clock t the Armory, who,, 1,1111 'cams and vMiine natrols j from all parts of trie Pacific coast ... lompeie lor the championship, j I he contest is onon to (he nniiiin! un wlU vrenont numerous Inter- esting drills. Anothcr e'onveiltion feu Lure Is the fraternal parade Sat- ura"5 veiling Ht 7:3U. when all I Artisans in Medford will form a , ,IJg procession, also Including r 'V' ';in. 3lore tars Nii-deil. A grand Artisan ball will be the last feature of the day and will begin at 0 o'clock Saturday even ing at Hilarity hall. A Crater Lake caravan Is being planned for Sun day morning, to leave .Medford at " o'clock, under the auspices of me cnamber of Commerce whleh J ill! locating sufficient number of1 cars. The Portland spei i,,i t,.i ,.D,. I rviuir rlelni'ti t hi nml Artisan lodges In the state metrop - oiu i.nd in the u-nium . is expected lo arrive this evening with uiiiit-iiYiiiHitidt' r.inx ! An auto caruvHU. with several hun- Wired Artisnns, Is also expected thlg ; evening from Seattle, West Scuttle j Rnt Kverett, i ton points. and other Washing- l-,a.slciii'r( to Arrive. Over 400 Artisans nre expected to arrive tonight or tomorrow from Pennsylvania, to lie In Medford durlnir the convention. The Pen- sylvunlans are making a Junket trip over the- l.nited States und !Bmi lnR Infante JHim took a dive are plannlim to visit as many con-jm I'a1"'" newest und largesf sub claves an poiHjle while en rout". I mfirine' th 8-1. yesterday. The A giiod-ttKPd dekitatlon is also ex-'r"yal ',arty made a careful Inspec pented from southern California to- j Uon of the vl lou" devices aboard -r the craft while it was under the (Continued no Pags Eight) ' water. ' i OMAHA, Noli., Auk. 0.- iJPi One Umtilm bootlegaer is giving trading slumps villi purchases, Ralph Jones. -8 ' federal dry agent, has , i learned. 4- Junes said the system em - I- ployed is to give one stamp 1 -S- with" eaeh bottle purchased. Four stamps may be ex- changed for an extra bottle, -s ATTEMPTEDS.P. TERMED FALSE i Official Report by S. P. News' Bureau Declares! Never Suspicion of Hold-! Up Fire Caused By Hoboes Who Cooked Meal on. Trestle. HAX FHAN'l'lSCO. Aug. . (Special to Mail Tribune.) The Southern Pacific news bureau which gave us Monday's story re garding sensational report of at tempted holdup, said today special agents of the company have re ported trestle fire' caused by hobos who "jungled" on steel trestle to cook their meal. Six wooden ties were burned abuut an inch ASSOCIATKD PUESS. -I'll,, ulmve illsiiutoh fi-oni ' (he Shasta division, (resiles are often selected by hoboes as tho best place lo rest and gel cooled off. They maintain no hold-up desper adoes would be foolish enough to Iry to burn down a trestle, by lighting a small fire on the top of a few ties shortly boforo train lime. 0,0JlKER T: I,eo N. ViigxT, of Bltltti l'a lis, llel thlN iiftciiUMiii ut. :(:!." oVlmk at Outiutinulty hosphiil. t .it tin iu.ii imiH f,tf die recovery of Leo X, Unger, 21, of i,...n, ...i. u, wiio serious fracture of tho skull be- I woen U miH in n'dncb thlw foie-i noon at Camp Xo. 1 of the! Owen-Oregon Lumber company, of Butt- Kails wjien a boom j on a log loader struck him on the side uf the head. Unger was unconscious this afternoon u the Community hospital where j he was rushed immediately after the accident, the details of; which were not known by Owen- Oregon officials here. ' Unger, according to a partial report of the accident, wub work- '"g with two other nien at the -O-S1" WLVUIIU. 1IC sirucK- by . a loaaing ooum. tvnicn, aecoroing to Lir, j. ... Hayes, caused an extensive frac- jture of tho skull, nearly caving ; 1" ono wb thrown 35 or 40 feet by the impact, HOLDUP STORY DIES OF R RUSHED TO AID which In addition tun the frac-(where un election Is to be heir turc. also caused an ugly . gash early In September, and lie will on his head. confer with party headers at I'ort- The Injured man was brought j land next week. Among those to Medford by the Perl ambut-1 whom Mr. Tllson expects lo rain one from Butte Kails, where palgn In the east are Charles Kvans t' tiger bud been brought down on the logging train from the lumber camp. He arrived at the hospital at 11:30. Kftig Taken a llvc S A N TAXOKK, Spain, Aug ',ng Alfonso, Queen Victoria Latest photo of Mrs- Cab in Coolidge shows her utivciluiK a memorial to Col. William Colvill, Civil war hero, at Cannon Falls, Minn., her first formal public appearance since the presidential family took up its summer residence in nearby Brule, W13. jSTRATON ASKStHnilSANn CATHEDRAL FOR nfrn h SECOND DEBATE B Baptist Pastor Suggests That His Church Be Used First and St. Patrick's Cathedral Second Denies Any Prejudice on Religious Grounds. NIOW Yufrfc. ''Auk. !.--mV--A ' special dlspalch t tho Kvening ( Post from tircenwuOd Lake, N. Y., today quoted the J'tcv. Dr. John i touch Straton, pastor of Oil Vary 1 HupUst church, as saving he was willing to debate with Governor , Smith in t:alvary Haptist church provided the governors was will.; ing to repeat the debate in Si. ( Patrick's cathedral. My. Strut mi's suk nest ion was a reply lo the governor's challenge that they debute tint pastur'i 'hi'iro that the donnie.rntio presl- dcntial nu mince is "tVc tloadlicsl ' foe in Americu today of tin forces ; of moral prom'css and true polit ical wisdom." "I um making t lie suggest Ion that we delude Imlli in my church ami ak'aln in St. J'atrick's cathed-, rul," the 1'ost t notes lr. Straton as saying, "been use 1 do not like to have my Catholic friends sup pose for a minute (hut I believe u Muptlst church is more holy ground than their cathedral." "1'nderstund, I am not a foe of the Catholics." the pastor contin ued. "Some of my dearest friends arc CathoMcs. 1 am conducting a one-man fight on Governor Smith's public record not on his rellulou or his character. There In nothing I have against him personally. " Previously Ur. Straton had nug gosted the debate til place in Madjson Square Ganlen or some other large auditorium. , He began to xyriio his reply to the governor's chtillenu'e todav ,E. L . WASHINGTON. Aug. 9. iTPi Reporting a bright, outlook for re-f Available records of that rilsflH publfeans In the west, Hffprescnta-' ter are that a cubic mile of rock live Tllson of Connecticut, re- i material was hurled Into the air turned here todav from the Pacific ! with attendant explosions which coast lo organize a speaking cam palgn In the east. Mr. Tllson, who Is director of j the eastern giving first speakers' bureau. Is attention to Maine, : Hughes, Senator Watson of l- dlana and Mrs. Florence P. Kahn, a representative from California. RepresentHfivo Cramton of Mich Igan called today at national head ! qunrtarH and predicted that his I state would give a "tremendous ma- i lorltv" In Ifrmvef und CnrH J Forest Fire In LaGrande ! I A (JHANDK, Ore,, Aug. ft. Fl ! A forest fire vhlch burned over; 200 acres of ?ood timber In the Medical Springs district was be- lleved umler control today. v 1 Nearly Entire Island In Is Dutch East Indies Destroyed by Volcano Hundreds Injured Entire Seacoao't Sinks Into Sea Ships Foundered. 1.IATA VIA, Java. Aug. 1). Of') According lo1 reports transmitted by a resident of Timor, neariy tlm entire island of Paloweeh, hi the UuU'h lOast Indlea, has been de stroyed by the eruption of (lie Hokatinda volcano on Au-iuHt 4 and fi. yix viilaKes were destroyed by the. The death toll was believed to bo nearly a thousand. Six hundred persons were in jured when hit by fragments thrown out of the crater. Kurtlier casual! kis were en used by the submersion of (lie whole seaboard of (lie island throunh an earth(iu:iUo tic.coniiiatiying the ei'tip-i thm. Paloewuh Island, also known as Kusa Kajuli Istaml. lies about five j miles of tlie north coast of Klores island, one of the larger of the I Malay Archipelago islands. It is about four miles in diameter and ilses lo. a peak of -lailli tee(, which is covered with trees to Us sum j mit. ! The remainder of the Islanders, ! numbering 4ainja were slated lo be j safe and ample provisions avail-1 able. It was feared Hint nine native boats en roule from Celebes island to Pa loo woh foundered with their crews. Thfi Dutch resident of Timor Is j proceeding to the scene of the dis- i aster. . Recalls Disaster of 1883 WASH I N ( J TO N. A u g, (P The near destruction of (lie Island of I'aloeweh recalls a similar, but probably more extensive, disaster i In the East Indian area 45 years 1 ago, when ten iilc volcano explo Isions all but destroyed the Island jolt Krakaloa in the Hiinda Htratls i between Snuiatra and .lava. That island in I88:( waa the scene of a series or volcanic dis charges from May to August which were the most terrific the world records. were heard 150 miles uwoy. Simul taneously violent atmospheric dis turbances and sea waves of tre mendous size swept over the Island causing a great, loss of life, estl - mated as high uh Ijn.OOO, Scientists computed that the volcanlij dustj was carried by upper air currents around the world twice and -(ave j rise to a succession of widely dis- tributed sunsets of remarkable bril-i liancy. As a result of the disturbances. tho whole north part of the Island i altogether disappeared, Including ' Its highest peak. Miit Die for I't-iiud t MOSCOW. Aug. ft. -Pi I'oi tner I Director Issues, and !Ianager Kal- nmniiv of the Dh ghost an Wine i manov of the DHghestan Wine compHiiy. who , were convicted of fraud involving a million rubles. have been sentenced to death by 'he supreme court of the Daghes- tan district. DIIDTIflM 0HU J!!lrJlun LIUI WW ! 1 LEAVES FOR WEST ON A . Y. Governor Departs Tonight For Chicago to( Attend Funeral of Georgei Brennan Chicago Party Leader Was Close Friend And Great Admirer. X. Y. auk. !. (fl'i A1.IIA. 1 1 ovornoj1 Alfred Sntifh has1 ileeided to go to tend t he funeral iJrcnnan. it Is the intention of the dem ncrai ft. ire.Hiiieni la I nominee to lo ve lor (lie west this evening : Hie Twentieth Century llm-j I lialn. which would put him; Chicago al li:.ir. a. m. (Ccn-I tral time) lo return tomorrow, to Albany 'night. 1 Th.j governor decided to drop I work on his aeerphtncA speech llo tie preneni al tile tunorai ot too Illinois democrat lc loader, ! who In recent years hatl been I oru of Smiths staunch P - 'porters. j Cillt'AGO, Aug. il.-j-W) Se- ,-. u. ut,,,,.!!, rnnm-Hi tho J ,. , ,' ,..... ... t,,lllmill himsidf nught have arranged, will ne condui'tcii tmiinri'nw for the man upon whom Illinois dcmncrals ' " hart pinned their ersliip In the pr nopes ro- i - national campaign. A private service at ami services at our Kudy of Mount 'a rniel church havo been planned. I mmcf I lately following teemau's death early yesterday the family requested that thero be no floral tributes. I'all bearers have been chosen from among the men wit h whom Mr. Itiennnn was closely asso i -la-ted by ties of friendship, pol itics und business. Two of thu pallbearers will be police cap tains Uaniol (filbert and Itlcbard I'. CHI, who were oloso friends of Mr. Itrenmin. Two others, (Jennie j'lizgoruld und .hihn Scultans. are cousins. Michael;,. Igoe and Fred C. fluchtel. the t vli'tvt' pallbearers, were 4osoly QAn m cq nu; aiue.i witn Air. nrenuan in P",ulV0 (Imwn lho flr0 of criticism. Itlcs and business, respectively, i , ,( toworM above mediocrity. ll In Igoe whose name has '"',.,, dlsslinuhttlon und takes most frctiuently heard in ail dls-l hIh, no ,l(H( ronflllcnco. cusslons concerning a suceessor )( i(j poj(,v t(J onHlliSC. hon. to t he leadership of Illinois j (,Hty unf, (,ouni(fl,, u ia ujMt democracy. ( oreiniumlze hypocrisy and In Sentence Hickman to Die October 19; Protest Overruled IMH AMIIOI.KH. Aut. 9. fr lA'i William H. Hickman to- day was ordered hanged at Sun Quentln penitentiary on October lit next for the sbiy- lug of Marian Parker. Judge -ft .Douglas Mdmutnls overruled nine defense nhjeetfniir! ' be- f'ie Hetttng the seeoud htng- I Ing dale for the youthful kidnaper who slew tlie K' fc year old school girl here lust Deci'liiber. 4. rriui mi 1 1111 in riii)iK-ti i M.WlHll KM. Ore,, Aug. 9. jopi Tlie ,1 ut hi coin l'ih company of H"oos liny last, night shipped the Mist full carload of halmon to J leave Oregon this yer. The car )i yuins; to chkugo. - j i 1 i I'l ITSIU'lKill. l'a.. auk. ! ! !'. iP' liaillo movies w,'r, ! sut'cssfiiMy 1,-sti-d yesH'i d.iy 4 t ! in the laboratory of (he West- ! InuhiMist' i;i('iliif - Manufac- j Itniim cinnimtiyV plant hem. 'J'li(-y were wont through tho i air lei n si'i'iM'n IIO foot from ' i tho transmitting upariutu.s, Tin- riiKim-ors said I hoy cotiM havo hoon .sent aoross tho con- tlnont Just as oasily. It o t; h I a v transmiMsinn of motion pirturoN 1m to start from Klation KDKA, I'ittM- luirnli. In a fow wooks. ! Uiiht projoetoit through ! movlnt,' fllniM In ohiiiiKod into j 4 oU'ctrio tmpnlso ly moans of ; a srnsltivo "oyt" ami thou hromlohst ovoi- m-illnarv in- dto waves. The receiving set : Iransrorms (he impulses baeli inlo light and throws (he pic lure on a groundglass screen about eight Inches square. :: AL'S PARTNER Senator Robinson Claims TAMMANY GETS BOUQUET FROM Famnilo MnA Ynrl Pitv;h i assertod to have crushed out ramous New TorK uty 1UM. llfc WHS beinK eXttminea hy Club Great Friend Of Masses Thomas Jeffer son Welcomed Its Sup portProtestant Pastors Flayed. 1 J HOPK, Ark., Aug. &)- m-M extended discussion In of tho Hubjeet mnee his nomination Ifor , , , , . , lU'nit,',,,lIu im, Ly 8,Mmtw Je,ujlo obtain those, of othem known 1 "Obinnuif liiado a BtroiTg do - Chicago to al-1 reuse of Tammany Hull in a of George 1-jJspeech here today und declared i . ... me souin nau nu reason lo Joel to (iovernor Smith, tho pros - "lenllal nominee, on tho Tam - ninny score. - Dcvotna most ot his address , l"" H plans, 1 "wnv u tomorrow '"'"'""I wutermelon festival to a idiscusslon of Tammuny. Senator ,h ,,u ' record since tho days of Thomfis jjeffernon and said "Tummuny , WIlM juffcrson's principal ally 'un,i agent in winning tho fight ;for tho masses." ; In a brief tribute to Governor 1 Smith, Henator Robinson took a thrust ut ministers who havo ut- lacked the presidential nominee because of his Catholicism. "Jn tho llgljt of recent his tory thoso ministers who have n luiml.inml their call 'to preach jrhriSt an(, ,lim crU(.inod' and have converted their pulpits Into . political rostrums Invite laughter he homeiwhun thfiy whH)OI llmt if Mr. Hmi l h becotnes president the priests will dfinilnato the gov ernment," he declared. After citing a number of in stunces to show that Tummuny had ulways been friendly 'to the south, Henator Itobinsou said: "Now it Is suld Al Smith must not be president becattso he Is a member of Tammany Hall, and in 'this campaign has tho sup port of tho organization. What ever political mistakes or sins may have been committed In the name or Tammany, they cannot bo attributed to Governor Smith. Ills Is an unshackled spirit. Tammany does not give direc tion to his public nets. His frankness and leurlessnoss often sincerity. When his achieve ment a as a great democratic ex ecutive have been made- known, his fitness for leadership In this .... II, l I .,.-t-l.. orlll I. a linHoliht. led." I Jefferson formed an ulllanee 1 with Tammany, Henator Hobin- ison salil. "when the founder of ; the democratic uarty realized the necessity for pollticul force to tipposi! the federalists under Hamilton." "Jpf ferson foi-esaw the dang ers to ho feared from creation of a ruling class composed only of gentlemen, aristocrats and plutocrats," he continued, "Tam many whs Jefferson's principal ally and agent In winning htfl fight for the musses. "Kciiittnr" Vnro Slt ' ATLANTIC CITY, N. J Aug. 9, oP) The condition of Senator elect William S. Varc. who has been gravely 111 at his summer home was reported this morning us still further Improved. At his residence It was stated that he would be permitted to s)t up for a few minutes today. N I E GROWING Butcher Boy Indicted For Murder of Los Angeles Society Woman But Police Continue Search Of Home to Establish Identity of The 'Real Slayer.' LOS AMIKLKS,. Cal.. Autf. fl. fP) Four ilayn aftor the tragic etui of Ills five years of illicit love with Mrs, Myrtle. Melius, 4t, mnrrii'ti unci a society matron, 29 year ohl I.eo Kelly today shouldered a grand Jury indictment Charging him with "wilfully, feloniously and with malice nfore-thutflu" killing and murdering' the womun whom ho had declared whs the "only one I over have loved." A police fingerprint expert found Kelly's tell-tale imprints upon tho neck of a beer bottle from which laat Sunday he poured drinks for Mr. Melius for the lust time. Today the heavy three cor nered whiskey bottle with which lu-r life, was being examined by that same expert to find the con clusive bit of proof that muy leud Kelly to the gallows. Another fingerprint, this ono bloody, was found upon tho bath room medicine chest In the pulu- Itlal Melius hoihe. But tho expert reported that it was nol Kelly's, said that It might have been mudo by any of tho dozen or more fire men, neighbors, detectives and nowspapormen who swurnred into tho house after Mrs, MolluB nude i und mutilated body5 wu found 1 thero by her returning husband. tlngerprims ot rank aiouus. 1 1 no nusunno, nuvu oeen i iscu nu iiM'oi-riinir. whllo the uolico bcmiu ; loiiave vlsitea tho -Huiia.5oL inn I truireuy. t V ' L 1J?1ll,C? ft"f1,lt't ' "0tt'ch"' I the blood spattered homo In tho OXo1uh1v Wilshlre residential sec- ,tioll W11H underway.. In connee.'- ltlon Willi una jjciocuvo wauiain K'"l stated it was partly because "clv "n(1 "orllnt evidence had boon uncovered. Tim nature of uurt nn ueciinea to oven inaicute. . lie expressed tho conviction that ja now Hntl nyslcmatlc nearch of tho .Melius homo would disclose con- clusively tho identity of tho wom an 'a slayer. . , UeHzcl IndlcUxl IjOH ANOKLBS, Aug. 0. (JF) A coroner's Jury had SHld that Uurbara M auger, the Philadelphia girl who came here with Russell S. Itottzel and lived with htm as his wife, died at tho hands of poisons unknown, but the grand jury has returned ah indictment nuining Beltxol. Tho district at torney's office hatl issued a double murder complaint, tho second for the murder of tho couple's unborn child. The single Indictment wub returned, however, by the grand Jury. " ' - The man who will be arraigned Friday for the murder of the protty cashier with whom ho left Philadelphia leaving a wife Is ac cused of shooting the girl and throwing her into a lonely canyon near hero to die a lingering death. .. Baseball Scores National, ' n. Kt. Louis '.. 4 Pittsburgh 5 Haines, Tlcltihart and Hull and Hargrcaves. IT. E. 9 0 11 0 Wilson American. ; H. 3 12 Washington Philadelphia ilraxton, Burke and Ituol; Klim ke and Cochrane. ; i . R. H. K. Xcw York 7 10 2 Boston J 4' 2 Melmueh and Orabowskl; Morris, Orlffln and Hofmann, Berry. The Noted Dead NEW YORK. Aug. 9. (JP) Thou. F. LoRan, president of the advertlB-.. ir.l aKency of Lord, Thomas & Lo gan of New York, Chicago ntn! Lon don, died at hla home at Ardsley-on-Hudson today. ; r UADEWWKILKK Germany, Auk. 9. (,P) FYledrlcu H, former Ki-aml. duke of Hadon, died at his resi dence In this health resort here to day. He was 71 yer old, Bnrt ocuuplod tho throne of Baden from the death of hln father, September a. 1907. until November 22, 19IK. when he abdicated on tho procla mation as a republic. His father was first to tako the title of grand duke, previous rulers of the duchy having been called electors until 1893. His sister, Victoria, Is queen of Sweden. . -
