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MEDFORD, ORPXiOX, FRIDAV, AFCl'ST :. 192S.
Dtlh Twentj.thtrd M
w.gfcly Mtty-BMentl. ier
TWELVE PAGES
No. 154.
MEDFORD
TodaylSUBWAYIS
By Arthur Brisbane
Governor Smith Tells You
He Is Against Prohibition
Our Prosperity Is False
So Is Coolidge Economy.
(Copyright, 1928, by Slur Co.)
Seventy millions on the ra
dio hoard Governor Smith talk
ing plain English that anybody
could understand.
Hp believes government ex
ists for the people. "An elect
elass should not be the special
object of the government's eon-
ee.rn." Richard Rimibold put;
it nearlv 100 years ' ago, " I
never could believe that provi-'
deuce had sent, a few men into
the world, readv booted and
. ,' '
spurred 'to ride, and millions
rondv saddled and bridled to
, , . i i
lie ruuien. I ney ""mmiueu :
t ioi til 1 ! I in Jfiflii. Governor:
Smith will he more fortunate.
.
The governor's opinion on
prohibition it is plain enough.
ILT: IS AGAINST IT. Ho would
change the eighteenth amend
ment, not kill it entirely, lie
would let each state import or
manufacture alcoholic bever
ages, hut "not fur consumption
in any public' place."
The saloon is and ought to be
dead. State's control of alco
holic beverages and their sale,
such as exists in Canada, would
do away with the 15,000 or
more speakeasies that can now
be found in one city in this
country.
Whatever the law, if Gov
' ernor Smith" is" elected Trcsi
' dent ho will enforce it until
changed, lie will "make an
honest endeavor lo enforce the
eighteenth amendment and all
laws enacted pursuant there
to." n
Governor Smith wants the
Democratic party to give all
'' e q u a 1 opportunity." He
agree with Napoleon, whose
titotto was "Careers open to
talent."
Governor Smith praises G ro
ver Cleveland for originating
"one of the Democratic party's
greatest principles, "l'ublic of
fice is a public trust. The Un
mans said it first, "Stilus pop
uli stiprcma lex esto," and that
is the motto of the state of Mis
souri now.
f Grover Cleveland's "rugged
honesty" Governor Smith con
trasts with, "the widespread
dishonesty that has honeycomb
ed the Republican administra
tion. The governor finds "four
million men desirous to work
and support their families un
able to secure employment."
And doesn't think much of al
leged Republican prosperity.
And the Republican party
really isn't economical. The
governor gives figures to prove
it.
President Coolidgo last year
signed appropriation bills ex
ceeding by it;.")00,0(l0,000 those
'4 of Hie first year of his administration.
CooHd.iG economy, ymi are told,
is a myth. Taxes havo not been
reduced In volume, ulthoueh lax
rates hove been Tedticed. T.-ast
ar the government took $3S3,
OOif.Oiiu more in Income taxes than
it took in " Coolldgeii first year.
The President would reply that is
"because people are earning more;
the Republicans did It."
Governor Smith is for tariff pro
tection of American Industries and
wages where it is needed. He
would do It well, not badly, as Re
publicans do.
Praising Wood row Wilson. Gov
ehnor Smith says: 'At the end
of his administration we enjoyed
the friendship and respectful ad
miration of the people of the
world," and we don't today,
t Hoover would reply: "Yes, but
President Wilson was busy shovel-
(Continued on Page Six.)
SCENE OF
HOLOCAUST Smev ; 1
30 Reported Killed and 50
Injured When New York
Subway Train Is Wrecked
at Times Square All
Fire and Police Reserves
Ordered to the Scene.
i
nbw York. auk. S4.-W-The
: Now York City News association
; snys ,ln m,nl-f.ni report from a.
i police official at Times smmi
says thai between 2fi and 3(1 lei -
j sons wm.o kl1(Hl nn(1 nl)OU1 r,
Mured today when the fear car of
u suhwny train derailed
hp llc, ,lt
of tno evening rush hour. ,
Twelve persons ivi'rr uuvcii m
Polyclinic hospital, where one diou j
and many others were reported in I
a critical condition. Firemen, pn- !
lice nnd suhwny employes worked
feverishly to extricate other trap- ;
ped passengers.
Crowds Arc i'rtinlle.
NRW VOItK. Aim. 24. (P) The
rear car of a subway train was
derailed under Times H(iiure at
the helu'hth nC the afternoon rush I
hour today and police reported that
about "0 persons were Injured.
Ambulances, fire department
wrej-kinir crews and police etnerc
eney squads were rushed to the
scene.
On the strength of reports from
police at the scene, police head- j
lii.ii n-i n uiiivii u ,in ii-i-viw-.i in
.Manhattan to Times Square nnd
sent out orders for every nmliu
lanee in tile city to report for
emerRency service.
I'ower was shut off on the whole
west side subway system anil sla
tioiiH till along the1 line became jam
med with o.-fire workers trying to
get home. The cur di'ralled v
-tile , last of a southbound Tlronx
express.
I'olice reserves were called from
three divisions and four extra calls
were sent for firemen to help in
lite rescue work.
SAX PKimo. ral.. Auk. 24. (fl'i
Stripped of its gaiety and Rum
bling revelry, the Ship Johanna
Smith floated at anchor In harbor
here today. Its games-of-cham-e
stilled and Its purported owner in
jail, all because a maritime law
Kl. years edd had been dusted off
to give federal authorities seizure
rights twelve miles off the coast.
Successfully defiant of both law
and police since It established
operations last July, the ship, "a
I'toatMig Monte Carlo," in Long
Beach, Cal police's words, was
captured by the government yes
terday. Kor nearly two mouths
Albert Howard, alleged owner, bad
upeiitled the ship twelve miles off
the coast, resisting every effort f
police of J,us Angeles and Orange
counties to spike his business.
Hut before Howard surrendered,
it was necessary to resort t n
radio call to a United States const
guard cutter to force bis hand,
after which the g o ye rnmcnt go t
Howard, the ship, Its crew of
thirty, and MI.'phu. The owner is
being held by the failed Stales
marshal's office pending further
action and bis ship is under
Sunt). nan hond.
It was a statute made February
IS. I 7 0 n. that at least temporarily
put an end to the ship's activities,
originally aimed at piracy, it pro
vided forfeiture of a ship and nil
its contents when It was employed
for any "trade other than that for
which It is licensed."
The Johanna Smith hfi'l n
licensed for coastal trade and the
writ of attachment Issued by fed
eral eourt at Los Angeles yesterday
was based on the charge that the
ship hod been npcrnttng as a gam-
;bhnir barge.
Three deputy I nited States mar
shals attempted to serve the writ.
When they boarded the whip. Its
crow appeared distinctly belliger
ent. A radio call to 'a const guard
cutter brought IS armed men who
quickly quelled the crew's spirit,
took the jhlp in charge nnd mi led
It into harbor. The marshals found
$11,000 in the ship's strong boxes.
Howard was arrested and his crew
1 was set free lire.
Kef ore the government inter-j-nt
rr.unty mtthorilfes hid lei-n
1 helpless to take any action be
cause of the ship's location, which
situated out of the1.!' ;uii?djie-
jtlun.
CAM DCnDfl ;
T S i MEDFORD LEADS JRiSH GO 110 RIM STAR Wl
! mmum AS ENTRANCETO OVERGHAMPiON WED BROKER IS
! QUIP HFI n RRATFR I - PARK OF THE WORLD FACING ARREST
GOVERNOR SMITH
' , 1 Democratic Leaders of
,Sf ! Texas and Missouri De-i
In the Assembly Chamber of the Nc.v Yorlt State Capitol at Albany, where he begun h,o public:
career cs an Assemblyman 25 year; ,-igo, Gav. Alfred E. Smith formally accepted the Democratic Pres..
denti.-.l nomination. In this picture, cent by telephoto across .the continent. Gov. Smith is seen deliv
erinn his address which the radio carried to millions throutjhout the country.
f'Awm W kills
Mayor Thatcher of Albany delivering the speech of welcome to Gov. Alfred E. Smith r.t the
ceremony in the State Capitol at which the New York Executive was formally notified of his nomi
nation as the Democratic Presidential candidate.
Record Breaking Travel Puts
Local Entrance Ahead of
Klamath Total Visitors
Now Near 75,000 120
Have Entered the Park
Afoot.
The mid-summer travel report of
the Crater Luke national park, is
sued today by Superintendent C. G.
Thomson, for the period ending!
Aueust !., showed that the ,Med-,
ford entrance carries the highest
percentage of travel. The per
centage of travel via the Medford
entrance was 3."i.2, via Klamath
entrance 32.1, via east entrance
S.4. via north
The percentage of night travel
was I S per cent, and the Mage .
travel increased 4.7 per cent over
liT.
The greatest travel for any one
day this year was un Sunday, July
'?., when 71 nulos, carrying 2!"il
people registered.
I'p to August l.'i, nutns entering
the park totalled 22.."i7I. wllh 73.
U3II pcoplf. I'pt to August 21 lat
year year, 1 l.sti'J cars and is,v:i"i
people eiile'rvil the park, an in
crease of 7,i;f." cars and 1 -"Mill'
people.
I'.y transportation other than
auto. "-op!e entered the park,
this ye.ir. Last year ther1 were '
So far thi year, 1 20 people have
ent'
"d the park afoot and horse-
back,
gain of in over 1!'L'7.
Wire Report on
the Pear Market
CIIICAflO. Aus. 24. fF) Twen-tv-neven
f nllfornl.i cars. 3 Oreiron.
l' WashltiKton arrived. Hy truck,
5 Michigan rars arrived: 12 cars on
track. :T. toM. On fnlifornla Hart-
Ictts llc'.l'-' hnves. Jl'l.'' lo K.IA.,
avcr.-li.-e n.2H; Ot-epon llartytts, l',-
'.II hoe of extra fHncv. 12.1." In
1.1. 10. nverniro 12 Sfl! F.lfl fancy
'.2.S11 to Sl -.'o a vi e Sjv-. --...
I'-'Inn Cnrtlpim. SI2 boxen $2.j to
averaw
ACCEPTS DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION
srAm, i -
In Spite of His Request to
Be Let Alone, Gene Tun-
ney Greeted in
Like Irish King
Irish President.
Dublin
Meets
DCIiLIN'. Aug. 2 -1 . !') Gene
Tunney today was in the land of
bis ancestors and he was accorded
a welcome greater than any king
ever has received at the hands nf
the Irish.
Notwithstanding a typical liih
'downpour, thousands of persons
waited on thy streets to Welcoin.
and cheer t he ex -champion boxer.
When the steamer from Holy
head arrived at Kingston, noliody
was permitted lo land until th r
reception committee, which in
Huded J o h n MeCormack-, the
tenor; .Major Kllzmnurice, t raii
Attantic flyer and Geneial O'Ouf
fy. chief of police, had goii"
atoard to wish the visitor "g''d
mil In faille" an hundred thous
and welcomes.
( Jen" landed a in Id si Hi-- stra Ins
rendeiid 1 .y it l.;i nd nf piper-, ami
entered one of a fleet of d" u
rated motor iirt, displ,-i ing ' be
stars and stripes and the Irish
tricolor.
O'-spit" Ills e;fpie;s"i hope to
he allowed tit enter 1)1
tit. inwjsted upon tb' .r
hero worship and Tnnncv's
lo f-lulilin was a I nimilihi. i ,i o
ression With the Kfalc-t of 'X
rlteinent miinifet ever;, vliere. Tin
ear had lo piwh Its u;iy ihr'Hiu!.
ij'-nsc iiacks or cheerinc pe,.,le to
the CreslKim hotel, where tic
former ehatnjilon In stayiim.
Hardly hail Cone entered the
hotel, when he reeeive, an imi
tation from President Cos:,'i;ie to
visit him at the rimi-nt i
InK. Tunney promptly r'-sp"
led
"d was n-clvci ..r.linil' "
Cosfrave and his raldnet minis
l-r." He then was pi--, le d ' '
the council or ih. l.i nn ' -n
teams, w hich iravc a han'liiet
In
hi- honor, lie will vi lt tin- r ue-
'o.lay and present prist to th
. w.iim-ra .tiu.dayv
- , f- 1 II II Mil II 111. 1
If
4
Jacqueline Logan Will Be
Accused of Bigamy if Shem
Rn,,nnn ull,,..,,l
e t u r n s to Hollywood
. .
rrOm WleXICO With NeW
Husband -Valentino Case
Rppflllprj
LOS AN'GKLKS Cal., Aug. 2 1.
. &) A scarcely welcome weddin
.le.,eiu h.i.- heen ..tfel'ed .lac(lie
Imo Loga n, film star, by the Los
Angeles county district altorney's
office.
I lard ly bud t he news of Mis
Logan's marriage in Tiajusina.
Cal;iornl.i. to Harry Wins
ton, Los Angeh-s looker. been
received in Los Angeles yesterday
when Km-est Murray, chief deputy
district attorney, declared tin; aft
refis iiiigiu (iice ehaiges of hig
urity, as a result. she obtained
an Iniei h.culory decree of divon e
from Kalph Glliesplc here last
Aliuch, ,I array said, which does
not become final until Alanh,
l!l:i.
"If .Miss l.i
Ion ret urn In
lo reside a.'
illstriil .itt'in
duty li, ,111,1 t
anil Mr. Wins-'
Anceles eounly
and wile, ihe
MffCe will he
' f tion ae.Unl
MISS I.ok;ii." he ile. ;,
The ,'Ulthin Hies , it,
d.
ties ill,.! Hie i,S0
llllilollih Pallietilio,
of the lot i
iiltn iiitor.
,vh
.ataeiia
Itamlioca in
Lower I
I'l-J .il MeX i:iI
Kin. nuly tee iti, mills
af!e,- 1,1,1;, ihll,;. III I ' , 1 1 I , r
de, i-ee ,,f ,jn,,,. .
wife, ,. liir
nrri-sted on ,i ,1
from his first
Vn Ii 111 : Im iv'iis
an:
f lueainy.
Wh. n lie 11 11,1 Mis
I : :i 111 !',-. ii seii-
a rale, I
Kprliie-
a l.oin-y
clln ri;e
liiirllie.l eieial
ill I'ii In;
dropped,
olid I line :
lie
wen
They v.eic
in Iinliiiiia
The Noted Dead
WASIMN'iT'
M-s. .l-nnie Ii.
iln- f.aiiiders .
:!n- A loci lr i n
I" "f
s of
lleall
,f the li.iimhle
!! v .In' ion, I--
heiv. lilt..- was leal'4 old.
nn nnrmn
k hi ink m i
. ... ... . rt
clare Ars Wet Speech'
'
Will Beat Him Wilson'
Will Win Republican
Nominee Nears Home.
; SI'lllNCFIKliD. Mo., Aiik. 2-1.
I (P Al. 0. LiRhtfout, cx-dt'inocrallc
J leu tlm- ami clialrmau of (he. na
itioiml democratic Ilnnver for pros
, idem com mitt eet in a stat ement
; here today dcrlaivd If (.Jovernor Al
' Tied I-:. Smith's statements on im
j migration and pronihiiiou lit his
j aeceptanee siteeeh du not defeat
; him. "then noihiiiK can defeat
, 111 Ml."
i 'Democials as well as iemhllc
! ans favor strict rcHirlction of ini
: migration under the present law,"
; lie said, "and labor especially will
j he opposed to lowering the bars.
l lowering the bars 1 rt n J
fmls that there arelSeVeral MeSSageS ReCeiVea
Labor today
already too many mouths in the I
I nited Stales to teed and not j
i onoiiKh jobs to ;ui arotiiul without,
i brinnlnn in more iRnorant inunl- I
urant labor." I
I As for Smith's proposal for state ;
, option on prohihilion, IJKlitt'ool
i said It "just means that we would j
t have liquor back with us," nnd It ,
, would be a step backward to
where we were 0 years ujjo."
t'nto Sells of Kort Worth, Texas, j
commissioner of Indian affairs un- ;
der President Wilson, and former !
' national committeeman from Texas, !
; in a letter to l.i-;htfoot said:
'The Tarrant county convention
which met here Salnrdav contain-'
ed delegates. Of tltcHe 1:15
were anti-Smith. Tills great demo -
i rulic eounly will give Hoover at
leiist. "1100 majoiity over the wot
I mummy oandldalo. I shall bo
pleased to cn-oporale In an earnest
j ellort to elect Hoover."
Nearing Washington
MOO V F. K Tit A I X KS ROUT 10
TO WASHINGTON'. Auk. 21. (VP)
t'ointnit into another roe k -ribbed
republican state Pennsylvania
Herbert Hoover today received
rotisiiv; reception at Pittsburgh
and tireenshurn. (be first two stops
of his special train.
In a rear platform talk In the
steel city he said repnldiciins fneed
a difficult campaign and that the
.lull strength of the party must be
'polled everywhere. Ho thanked
, Hie crowds both for paying him
tlie honor of assembling nl the sta
tion to see him and for the cordial
; Kreetini;.
I .lames R Murke of Pittsburgh,
ienernl eounsel for the republican
national committee, John
d Homer
Pittsburgh and Introduced him
at Gieenbnrg as Ihe next president
of Ihe I'nited Stntes.
Since leaving Washington July
nines, nas neon Krccteti ny nearly
, niiiii,.n i pie. delivered nve pre.
i liareii adilresscs, iiieludliif; that ac-
l- tin- nomination, and made
i more than ;wo dozen rear iilnlforni
111 'V-
Ho returns to WaHhinglon early
j tonight to luke personal charge of
I ids campaign lorces am titled by
conuiuoiiH us ne mis iouuu tnem
i and heartened for I he strenuous
l contest that
Ih ahead In n cam-
palfiii .lust now netlliKr unilcr way
Sure of Farm Support
The reception Riven liim In town,
fr'ontlnueil on T'a?ft Four.)
Baseball Scores
National
It. 11. Il
New Vork
I'll Isl. U1K
tlenewlch, Scott, l-'aiilkner, lien
Inn, AldrldKC and lloaaii. O'l-'.-ir
rcll: Olilneil nnd llatKI-eaves.
II. K.
Hi, stun
flliraco . . .1 S
Ii, -limey, haines and T-iyh
Miilo ne, liiilmerii iiud I Ini I nctt.
IlionkP.n at fincimiiiii pi,
polled; wet fcrolllld.-.
i l-"lrst em,,,
I l.ouls
' N U Vlk
nwd'-r nnd Sehanit; f'ip
I a nd IP-nKoiiuh. I olllns.
I Second ".a in,-1 It,
Louis ;
'W Vork 1
Hlactn, Idcr nnd Malllnu
I. and titiilio-Aski.
it. if. i:.
a a n
i c I
Aulry: Wall. era; and
Cleveland ...
I'hlla.l'-lplil.i
:-li.iule and
I '.. . lira ii...
Helmll . ... ,
lloston
;'OIer lll'.ll
and iioffn.au.
iiurrini;
J. Coolidge Bpr,
by Paw's Fishing
4
Eager for Home
Sri'KHlOIi. Wis., auk. 24. ;
Pt AlthouKh 1 r c s i l o n t ;
1'oo)I1kp has on lifffrnt oc- I
4; cusions oxitresst'il iht thoro
onjoytiu'nt with hi vacation '
(.'pilar lsliuid lnlt;i, his
1r Ktn John Is said to ho untici-
paling the dopni'iuro in thp
t fall. ;
i "What (In yon do at ("eilar 1
Island lodne?" Julin was j
nsltod. !
'h "Mat hrpakt'aMt," he ropllod,
"Uikn a little v:ilk; road; eat ',
lunoh; walk; rend; eat din-
nt'i; walk; read; to bed."
-i mmp m sou. i.ui father.
doesn't rare anything for it. ,
i"- h. and i
care nothinK for fUhltiK."
BE A FAKE
By Amateur Radio 0pe -
ratnr? From WI i s i n a
idiuib num m i s j i m y
RADIO
Al MM
Rockford Plane, Thought;,1;;;:'
.... r n ii
WOrk Of SOme UnSCrU -
PUlOUS JOker Family,
However Sfill Hope.
j nia, looking for u new location. '
coulil find none as suttsfai--1
UltK, AUK. 4. (P) t,,rv as southern (Iriunn anil si.
NKW
rM,! """-' iruohij u, uu
1 amateur radio uperutnr, vaporled
1 this nfluruoou tltilt 1m lltut Just been
I i ,.,.,,i,.ii urlih slmlon
,,.,..,, i ,,.i0 ,i,. ,. ,.,!
representing lisuir us .that
i .....' , ;....i,,.....i
r missing jjIuih!, ( ! real or Itocktord
The message be received eon-,
firmed the communication. Inter- j
eeptcd last nlht at ('lilcasu. i
The message as copied by Palmer j
read: "Hello, old man; we are on i
of Newfoundland. Our food supply l"1"1" T.'Viiii vw twm
Is K'ettitiK low. llsiim wind Ken- Tlll , ' ., , , i
orator for power tmnsn.isHion. i f T1 0 ,,PW to '" IlIf,h iH i,m""1
Talked last n ht with 1K-HJ. rbi-1" mVR , churr ' l'"'"''"' j'
.,, ... i. P . inovinji picture show, a schuo .
KRA " "' ,i0Ckrr"' i "rvlee U.tion, lodging house.
1-l.hner began 1.1s cinmunlcatiimi;'1'";"-' '"'"
... .. , . ,, ,r made one of the ideal heat tv
with tin; station at 11:15 a. m., , .
, , ,, , , ' spots In the stale, accord in; to
eastern standard time, when he an- ' ,, , , . ,
... . i ii H. 5. Tabor o Pasadena, perioral
swered Its repea et calls n "CtJ, ,.' ,. .... fc . , , ,
(U i'iir (the code for eallinK sla- r mt,Ilct0'' who1 uHllin '""l-l-'..
Hons wIkm. a message Is not lo be IJ "r . bulldtn pr.nuM.
transmitte.l.) P.Utner said the Hta- " ' m"11n will be on ihe
tiou was workiiiK on 42.8 meters. Ul . 8'llu ut . iU r,H; "tutl ' '
j biiiiKulows, entupped with hot and
Law Is Stringent joohl runnlni,' water ami eleciri. -
WAHHIN'GTON, Auk. 24. (!')
should the new signals purporting
lll come trom Ihe IIukhc.I1 plane,
(llcater Itoeklitiird, iirnvo to he uldinanee away.
hoax, the perpetrator inuy face u! Ml- T'"'r. who worked for Mr.
heavy penally lr he shnllld lie lie- ; Henry In New Jlainpslili e iu plan
tectctl. I nlilfr mills and the town of l.in
The law provldoH n $."illO(l fine ' oln. which has now Krnnn fairly
and Imprlsnmuelit fur not inure j Inrmi in that state, alu-i liaviu .
than five years or holh for eaelllheen estaldlshed hy Mr. Henry, in -
MelidillK out of false distress slK-j ' lecit- at the (li en inn sit
mils. The pnihleni Is In truce such 'five weekn nito and ever sin.e li.i.i
calls, which, unless repeated, I '" ' il actively em:iii;i d in layiny
proves tlill'lcull. I""' t'" "He, lilanniiiK IniildiiiK".
Tim radio division of the depart- idoliiK his own oiml i Iiik work
nicnl of commerce mill the federal , nnd his own surveyltiK.
nio (.0mmission were slill with
ratlin commission were sllll wllh-
tint lllfDi'inatlon from their field
llieil liwlftv uu lo llio efitls lust
UK,. Officials snld one amateur
! received the slunnl "K1IAK" in a
message purpurtlnK lo come from
ilhe Kticlikrord where as Iho HaH-
;sell call Is KHAII.
i It Is not unusual for prank -
I lovlnij nmateurs lo use false call
letters, it was said. Inn Ihls is set-
loin done wllh mlsclilevoiiH Intent.
Fear Meisages Faked
, ClIIC.'AtlO, Au!. 21. (!') Out of
the air early today there canie a
wireless SOS HlKneit "The Koirk-
" I ford Filers."
il said Ihe Ifockrord-lo-Sweilen ; main hulldinfr. The Inner mill
plane, inlsslni! klncc curly Sunday helm,- Installed lo utilize all usai.le
intirnliiK. was down on n small isl-; material and ellmlnaie as much
and off WwrminiHlind and thill thel..-noi ,.u ,,,uull,l
I filers, llerl llassell und I'arker
i t'ratner, were safe.
,, I .loy horn ol what apparently was
ir. the flrsl ileflnlle Informntloti of .Mr. Henry's holdimrs and will in
' j Ihe plane's fate tiulekly failed, how- rind., approximately six miles of
lever, when wireless experts he -'an tr!1,.knt;o, nceoi dun.- to prcs.-ii;
,1. : cnstini; serious doulits as In Ihe plans outlined yesterday alt. i
' sace's authenticity. n,,,,,, ,v ,r. 'ul.i,r. who also sue
j It seined certain that a messaire v.-yed iho route of Hi,- n.iv l. i:
I purporllnK to i-otne from the plane et,,,, i-.,ad. A I,.-ouhu i ,- and t
I',. : was nct'ially hroadeiist, for two n,inilier of flat curs will pur
o flinutciu-s, one iu chfcauo and the chaved entirely n.-w t"r use iu
, "liter In Tnleilii, Ohio, made Inile-. -
is. J petidenl reports of hcarinc it. ' (Continued on I'ai-'e l-'our.)
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Triluiiie, Meilfiiicl, Oi'PunnV
COUNTY 10
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Lumber Mill Town to Be
Established By Wealthy
Easterner Near Pinehurst
Work Now Underway
Box Factory and Rail
road Included Beauty
Spot Is Planned.
' An extensive lain her and saw-
mill development, nrui ant plan
; ned by .1. H, lleniy, wealthy
: lumberman of Pasadena, Calif.,
j and formerly of Lincoln, X. J 1..
t Is under way in the (Jreen.spriiitr
.mountain district, and Is destined
I to be the mejins of establishing t
; new mill town a short distaie-e
this ide of 1'ineburst im the Ash
i land-Klamnth Kalis highway. Work
J has already been star tod on tb-
! main mill building and also on
i the store, office, board! nn and
lodKiuK house buildings, a visit lo
1 seene oi lutivny yesterday
afternoon revealed.
1 tie mill program calls for an
iitfty ao.uoo r more and
has been planned for the past is
monlns by Mv- ilx-w wi
merly hPlll the eonlPolllnK in.
' and paper mills In Xew Hatnp-
.-:hlre before retiring and coming
o Hie l-ucmc coast I.", years ago.
Although he is ti years of age.
.l,e Wl he ltl tay away from
.111,: llltll II IISIIIt.SS 111! IMIIgfi illltl
jsome timu ago tmvcled throughoiil
Washington. Oregon ami C'alii'or-
iar nas purcna.Hcu over lUIIO aerei
of limber surrounding the site iu'
lh0 "ow ml". which la planned to
,,e '"' 11,0 ,n"Ht coiinilete In
"'e stale. He expects to purchus..
- inore acieiisu- and late
esinMisli
a hox raetory, ell Iter at l lie new
mill (own, which will be called
Lincoln, or al Anhland. However,
bis plans on this matter, so far.
are nnue and at the present the
;lly K'"erated fiom u power plan:
j wi,l
00 -foot pensloeli.
,""" r M"nl ''"e
a short
Cut no.lllll) l-'ccl a Hay
The mill proper will use a
I SCVen-fl)llt 111! llll SOW llOll Will he
''antl.le of cutllni; f.o.mui feet of
tumuer a nay easily. The i.tiliilin,;
' will he ;H feet wide ami I .Ml lei-i
'""K "t"1 " machine ship of iiu.iu
feel attached. In addition to i
! mom, Keneratlni: steam
power for Ihe mill machinery, all
of which will he new c.iiiiiuieni
, The urei-n chain, on whi. h fiolilv
iut lumher Is pulled friiiu Hie
'mill to the loadiiu; racks, will
l. housed In a l.uildim; l. e
nlil,. and 100 feet lone An up-
to-date tilanilie null an, I lath
mill will also he located in no
I llullil llnllroail.
A standard KtiaK-e railroad w.M
he hunt from the mill
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