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Newspaper Page TextpaGE mam i . , , WTm-FOTlT) ATffTL TRfBUNTi, MKBFORD, ORECiOX. WEDNESDAY. SKPTKMPKU 10. 1028. FORM WESTERN FISH AND GAME' BODY AT MEET! .... . w . .ill rv raui rage tiecieo neau:ih.Mc exist Krnn rr nu- .establishment ami maintenance of - nf Nfiw flraanizatinn. to mimiM-p or imh.iat,. Kamtuaries Jnclude All Sports Groups in States West of Rockies Adopt Resolutions. .One of the most Important reso lutions passed today was the fol lowing: "Whereas the game and foo 1 fishes are a natural nssct of great recreational and financial valu-3, and . "Whereas, the remnining habl-. to represent it in other congres- I surplus Is to be handed to a nun tat and spawning beds of such sional efforts that may be taken ! mission, to be worked out during fishes arc menaced in certain lo- looking forward to further protec- I 'he winter." calitles. and; '! hercas there are now be be-j for I fore tho people of Oregon, for I their approval or rejection in ihehional committee on wild game life November election, four bills com- t legislat Ion and that the committee monly known as the water and be empowered to mAke such ar fiBh bills, which propose to with- rangenients us may be deemed draw from further filing or ap- consistent with the pur pose of the proprlation of tho waters of the resolution. Deschutes. Rogue, l.'mpqua and i The committee appointed for the McKenzie rivers, and; j purpose of carrying out the last "Whereas, the question of tin -, part of the second resolution is restricted and promlsceus grant - composed of J. t. Met ten, San Inp of water to the people of the j Francisco; Dr. M. A. Winningham, entire Pacific coast Is Involved, ttow, therefore; "Be It resolved that the Western Fish and Oame protective asso- j elation endorses in principle ih nbove mentioned bills and com mend them to the favorable con sideration of the electorate of the State of Oregon Among those present at the meetlnff this morning were J. P. fat a regular meeting. Cuenin, editor of the rod and gun i Other resolutions adopted today depaitment of the san Francisco Included one to promote the edu Examiner; William Dunston, Se-' eating of hoys and girls of the attic, head of the Washington Cnlted States along the lines of hatcheries; R. j. Kirkwood, Port-! the value of conservation and pro land; Robert Maun. Sail Francisco; 1 tH:tiott of wild game life of the William Dunston. Rntbell, Wash : nation; endorsement of the river Hugh Mitc hell, formerly of the water ami fish hill initiated receni Itoguc River valley, now of Port- ly by the Oregon (iame Protective land; T. W. Miller, Seattle; M. association, and a resolution favor ObitK, San Francisco; ;. R. Kauff- Ing the uniform classification man, editor of the Pacific Sports-: thruout the states in regard to man of San .Francisco; Itert dersoti. M. X. llogan anil W. It. i Cotemnn, Medfoid. A number of the out-of-state that the association go on record Kportsmen expeded to fidi in the as advocating that the duck season Itoguo the remainder of the day. in that slate should he made uni- w I form in length with that of Oregon At a meeting- of 35 sportsmen ,u fnllfoi nia. from California, Washington, Ore- jjiscussioi, of the Increasing fion and Cnnnda In session nt the amount of sickness among ducks armory this morning nn Interstate specially in Klamath countv with organization to he known rh tho .descriptions of research work bo Uestern Hsh and (iame Protective fK n-jed on In connection with association was officially adopted ; ttle problem occupied part of the J ' , nui l,"K0 of San Francisco an president ntul uert Anderson or this city first flce-presidenl. Other officials chosen to sorve the (list your included Thomas .T. Miller, second vice-president, and H. L. Helton of Han FrnnclHco. sec retary and treasurer. The Initial meeting of the new hotly will bo held at Han Francisco on a dntn which will ns near b possible ap proximate tho time of the conven tion of the Western Association of Game Commissioners to he In ses sion nt the snme place this year. included in the membership nf the association will he nny recog nized sports groups In tho follow-1 Ing designated states, according- to m iMimniou ui ui constitution adopted today: California. OreKon, Washington. Idaho, 1'tah. NevHda, ! Wyoming. Colorado, Arizona, Mon- tana,. New Mexico, and provinces I Of western Canada. Kach state nr province shall he ! ntltled to flvn votes at the venrlv i meetings. Funds for its maliile-1 nance will bo furnished by contri bution or subscription, the constitu tion stipulates. U. .1, Kirkwood of Portland, editor nf "Western Out of Doors, was chairman nf n com mtttec to draw up rules and regu latlons for governing the Interstate body. Mr. Page, who was the ur.tnl motiR choice for president, nctod as chairman of the temporary organi sation nt Us sessions Tuesday and this morning. ' After the adoption of tho consti tution the following resolutions Wero passed by the sportsmen; "Whereas, the Western Fish anil (Initio Protective association views With alarm the steady Increase In commercial fishing In tho Pacific oeean off the coasts of California, Oregon. Washington. Mrltlsh Col umbia and Alaska; and "Whereas. It Is apparent to ns that Immature salmon nro being taken In such quantities as to jeop ardize tho future supply, especially during the spring months; aid "Whereas, it can ho consistently naitl that the taking nf immature salmon In the Quantities mo no ticeable along the coast has result- 1 ed "In the serious reduction of the species to sucn an extent mm lm- t mediate action, the object tvo of which is the early regulation of commercial flsl In-? privileges, i seems advisable; and "Whereas, our dense of fairness i and justice tells ns that. In the In 1 terestH of conservation and tho per- petuatlon of the nnlmon, remedial j legislation becomes of paramount i lmiKirtance! now. therefore b It j .. "Resolved, by the Western Fish ! and dame Protective association. In I session assembled at Medford, Ore.. this 17th day of September. 19:. 1 that the piesldent and senate of; the Fnltetl States be memorialized to conclude a treaty between (lrcn Britain and tho Cnited Stated for tlid protection of salmon tin (he lilgh aeaa of the Pacific ocean: and states of thin organization petition be It further , "Hesolvml, that the member (ho several legislnl'ires nf Cullfo" Jiia, Oregon and Washington, as lo their respective coasts; the de partment of mniino and 'flehertcs. as to tho coast of Hritish Cohnn- Vla; and to the depaiimout of com I mereo as to Alanka. to pa Kg uniform ; leKinlation. or promulgate uniform on lorn, thitt will reKuhito conmii1 cinl fishing and lite landing of lfh : within t hi three-mile limit; i ti ct lti ii Ktlll further ri'solvf-d, Hint niiniiiittfi of ibivo In- appointed to cinifer and work in rmjrnu-ihii with l tic Intfi'imliuiKil Pacific Sal- j inon Invest lira thm l-Yilcratlon to . tin end thiil uniformity of action i iimy !' :isHiir't, jiml that this mm- I I nutlet '.( I'lniiuv.'crcil to conrlndc -inuch .'iri'iini'iNfiitN us well tarry ! lout tin' purposes uf thin resolution, t r HCSOllllioil II 1 Wherens, it Is our opinion tlmi ffii- llli- pruti-i-lion of HilKi-iiloiy 'Z- is the duty of On- federal govern ment in carrying out its treaty .ihliiriilfotiM In mnk.. r.r..vld..ii fi- u,l, ..nr iii .!.. i... it hot-oi.i- i... ! solvei': That this association. r p- resentlmr the Hi.ortsnien's clubs' and official st.we game and fish iU ,,n '"" l"l'se for farm re ilepartmeuls of three states, do ' MPI " '-.inllv enrlorse In principle the. A. "If these gentlemen bad read Norheek hill approved by the l S. m' Nl,f,'' "t acceptance then senate in Mav, 11IL'. i w'""ld he no occasion for that qucs- IU It resolved: That to carry out the wishes of this hodv anil the purposes of this resolution and lion of our wild mammals and I birds, a committee of three men be ) appointed to work with the nn- j appoint Seattle. Wash., and Harold Clif ford. Oregon. The third resolution presented this morning caused more discus sion than any other but because of the nature of the problem the reporters were requested to make no mention of It. The matter con- j corned In this motion was laid on j the table for further consideration An-steelhcad. In addition to these matters a request was made nv I the delegation from Washington morning meeting. Roy Utdlum, director nf the scientific research bureau for California, rind (leorge Tonkin, uf Berkeley, federal game warden for California, were the main speakers on this subject. f'HICAUO, 111.. Sept. W.iAy) 1 "'V I"lerl, 10-year-old victim nf kidnapers who was released last "W' by his abductors after hein--; ,,pl fnr 13 lny. today pointed out lhn pictures of the two ltalhms wl-o kidnaped him. A. Scatzitti. a relative, told re-1 potters that the lad, now nt home, i had named as his abductors Julio : Knlusso and Pasqualc Larocco, pick Ing the pictures of the two men m,t nf " Rrnup of K photographs brought from the bureau of Identifi cation fur him to senn. The names of n doctor and a law yer who attempted to act ns emis saries for the kidnapers also have been furnished tho police. Kcalzittl said, and squads have gone out to arrest all four of the suspects. ROSKIU'Rd, Ore., Sept. lit. Leslie Kelluw, local service station employe, accidentally shot through the tight lung yesterday afternoon, when a pisto dropped from the shoulder holster carried by II, i Anton, Portland school district of ficer, was reported in a very crit ical condition here today. Internal hemorrhages have col lapsed the lung and have greatly wenktMied htm. Relatives were called ami arc with him today. Kelluw, who recently came from (rants Puss to this city, wai en J PKd 1" servicing Anton's car ai ,h time nf the accident. T , , , JO 00n pontile ovurv duv needs dope HUE ClftOWN GASOLINE ,Map 'i commnv or CAnroaiu AL ANSWERS ALL " i QUESTIONS ASKED i DV MTDDAClAMC OMAHA. -Wh., Sept. lit. (At In wind'iiK up his address in Oma ha last nluht, (JoVf-rnor Smith an-nwfii-d from tin- platform eight questions dealing with prohibition farm relief ami tho tariff, which hi iiic larin, wiiirn isk.il li. a mii .aK'- I i-anl.-.I In tin- iii-us-l he had hern advertisement papers and signed by 1 0 .Wbras- t kans. 'rho Uxt "f ,n, 'lUOMions iih rend and ,h('.. 'Vernor's replies follow:; " m ii-ci.ir icue.-ai ,eK,s "" ' maue inai ciear m omaiin tonight, that the legislation work- ' 01,1 lh(' principle of lifting thr li- o you believe the country I"' more prosperous with liquor or without? Why?" A. "Well, I assume that this Is of new t'tods of evidence. The of an intelligent group of men thai t fleers found In a pile of burned have an understanding of what Is I debris two pairs of boys' shoes going on around the country. No-j which had evidently escaped tho body, no living person, no matter! fire suliicictitly to be Identified as hou wise, no mutter how well in formed, no matter how far-seeing. years. The fire had left only the could make any answer to ihatjtoes of another pair of shoes. question, because there has never) been liquor out of this country." CJ. -"Do you believe that liquor is the great Issue in this cam-' paign?" j A. "I certainly do not." ; Q. "How can you square your; siiminrt of demorrn 1 ie nt mi id:i 1 1; 1 for congress, pledged against jtne corpus delicti" in the evidence liquor with what you say you will;wllich yesterday caused the murder do for liquor?" ; complaints to be issued against the A. "Why. I donf know what ! N'orthcotts, mother and son. came idea these men must have of the debates, the platform and the I speeches of acceptance. If they , paid the sllghtset attention to any-j one they could not ask that kind of i a question, because there Is until- I Ing that the president can do about! liquor. All he can do is reconi-! mend to the congress, and he can) assume tip' leadership of the Amer-j lean people in an effort lo syhow j them that his recommendation is! right. That is what 1 propose to j do. and let the American people) hi ii . , V " ti. "How can I support a dry democrat for congress?" . l"""- M, national convention deliberately, through the report of the commit tee op credentials, left every demo crat in the Cnited States free to express his own Individual opinion of what he thought on that sub ject." "Xow, you have an admirable, scholarly gentlema n running for I "nlted States senator here, Mr. Metcalfe. I understand that Ne braska Is dry, but I would never ask Mr. Metcalfe to turn his back on the people of bis slate until such time as he can come out here and convince them thai they are A handwriting expert'a report not tackling the problem the right (added some weight to Clark's story way." j that one of four boy victims of Q. "How will your proposal for Northcott was Walter Collins of the sale of liquor In a few states! Los Angeles. The handwriting ex meei your issue of personal lib- j pert, after studying specimens of erty in the other slates?" the Collins boy's handwriting prior A. "Prevention of the stile of liquor is in the exercise of police power, ami I have clearly shown that if a majority of the people of a given state voted for tho ox- erclse ot that police power In that ! direction they should get it to theinois never went to school in south limit, j ern California, the penmanship he- "On the other hand, following -the well defined Jeifersonlan prin- A D-cc;ricr rt ciple of state's lights, the state that wicoauig 11 tines pot want the exercise of that pollco power ought to be in a posl Hon. through a majority of the j people, to say so. Q. "Are you Mill personally op-1 posed to the St. Lawrence water-! wav"" 1 i lie pores; is not nuccieii so mucn ; " ,, ,. , , ! hv perspiration. Stays on longer. A.- 'Why. If the gentlemen had,sil um,lami ,., mkLLO-C.LO is just looked at my speech of Uc- ,;,,(,. ,y a m.w French process. ceplance. they would have seeni it's truly wonderful. Heath s Drug that 1 made as clear a declaration Store. ty ii 'ig? ,.,v Jkv. s' c '4H"t Hungarian Paprika! Vivid color - - and a soft, roselike savor. In a hatytfsome container for fine table use. on t luii a any man could make. I frankly .mi Id to tip- American peo ple Dial while 1 wuh the governor of the man- of New Vork. I favor-i-il (hi1 nll-Anieilcnii ruute, because it went through that state, but In asmuch as tip- figures affecting the St. Lawrence canal, as well us the a 11-America u route, arc disputed ly some eminent engineers, I am willing to leave it to congress, after a study of the matter." "Xow, mini her seven Is some thing of a tricky question. It says: "'Vou have stated that the ln-d-rwood tariff law fulfills the pledge of ihis year's democratic platform.' "My answer to these distinguish ed gentlemen is that I never said that, and I challenge them to find ' 11 in ""' I"1 "T"i- '" '' ;iper of mine. number right, is this " ' Are you in favor of higher food price in the city or lower food prices on the farm t.' "My answer to that Is that th farmer can get the full benefit of the value of his crop without in-; creasing the price in the city." lOKI; AS WOMAN (Continued from Page One.) rour named by 15-year-ohl Snnford (.'lark, Northcott's nephew. It was young Clark who yester day led officer to the cabin In Mint canyon which he said his uncle rented and which the police (believe may prove to be the source l aving belonged to boys of it to 11 j Digging in a freshly fllled-in well on the property, the police found evidence of a bi.- fire having been built in the hole within the last few months. The officers said the well would be the target for their 1 srovels again today. I The "first positive evidence of "e mentiticanon 01 nones dug u " u,p "murder farm as from the bodies of human be-1 bigs. ' t I wo paleontologists ot the Los In the hike reu-ion are hi d-perate Angeles museum who hail been M-ed of clothing, food and med asked to examine e!-;ht jars of-j teal aid." bones turned up by the searchers spades said some of them were ankle, finger, leg and skull hones of juvenile human beings. Of the others, many still were unclas sified while others were those of animals. young Northcott might have resort- based partly on reports from Can- I nib) II nil nnrtlv ntl flm utrtri' F lUa youth h father, Cyrus (J. Northcott, that his son had worn dresses and passed as a Kirl until he reached his 'teens. Mrs. Northcott and "her dar-Th-ter" were reported seen in Saska toon, Sask. Police ordered cheeked a report that a youth resembling young Northcott had attempted to work passage on a South American bound ship at Seattle yesterday. Jessie Clark, San ford's sister, whose report of conditions on the Riverside farm led to immigration officials taking the boy into cus tody and his later story, was lo cated last night in Vancouver, H. C, to his kidnaping and examples of the l andwriting of a boy returned here from Illinois as Walter Col lins, said they were entirely dis similar. He said that In his ordi Ion the boy hrorclit here from UM Good Complexions iM-teet your beautv In all Hindu nf .weather with this new face nowd M KLLo-CLO. Does iph ive the fkln a dry feeling: does not clog I i ' lug that taught. In nomo parts of Illinois, probably In Chicago. Tlie mother of Walter Colllna from the first has contended tuut the boy brought back t'o her in a dazed condition was not ner nJ. sTAitvixu iti:rrf;i:i:s mot (Continued from I'age One.) terday clamoring for food and seek ing aid. "The greatest devastation and joss of life with little outside aid." was reported by Dr. A. W. iebold of Miami, in charge uf field work , who left his post at I-Jike Worth , and made a survey of the lake region. Joe Frank of the Amer ; lean Legion reported here yester day that he and his fellow work ers were earing for ?."0 negroes ; who came from the low country - surrounding f telle Ulade. He Mild j : many of them walked 2" miles and j i carried white women to safety uii their hacks. j Vesterdnv vnfiiirecM vtnnreri frnm . slrh.Utfn (lk(, Hr(.a into souln ....... Ht of Fort t ,111(loi.(,,iIo. ,,,. lywood and Miami. j (ieorge Rrewer nf Miami said five bodies were In a poolroom when they reached the stricken, town and that thev recovered U more within a radios nf lion vards. ! Sheriff Hob Hokare of Palm Reach county ami a squad of dep pties who went to Pahokee, Canal Point and South Hav to hiintr in1 bodies of the storm victims, said today the outboard motorboats In which they went 'were "whollv in adequate." The sheriff said a sen skiff would be taken Into the area today, stationed at a strategic point as a base of- operations, and that motorboats would bring the dead to the skiff. He said most uf the dead were negroes. WF.ST PAL MltKACH. Fin.. Sept. lit. (Pi Howard Sclby. chairman of the Palm 1 leach county lied Cro-, told a conference of relief workers today that bodies of L'oo persons, victims of the hurricane. had been buried teries:. In 1 oc aft cenie- The bodies came from the region ibout Lake Okeechobee, he said. Half of them were of white perr sons. "Conditions In the stricken area ire growing worse every minute." 'lelby said. "About S.Oiui persons! 'They have been standing in water for hours and there are a number of cases of double pneu monia. There are about 1 ..Via homeless in th- county. (Palm Reach county embraces most of the east' coast area and Okeeeho bec lake sections affected by the lorm. ) "The (estimated damage of Palm Reach county prated yesterday at S.'.'MHi.inni, nw Is nearer .S.'tO, (iltil.iinil. "Sanitary conditions in the lake regions are terrible although con ditions along the asl are fairly gnod. In the lake region two cam. pa tlics of State National t Jmird fnnipsJ arrived last night ami arc oujtluty. The sections around ra LAUNDRESS , BENEFITED By Taking Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound Nashville, Tenn. "T cannot pay too much in favor of the medicine. I was in a run down condition. 1 worked in a laundry but my health got so bad that I had to i give up work. I j" pot a bottle of vdi K. Pink- I ham's Vegetable j Compound a1''! lmirnit f-iL-birr if ! and every time I j feel run-down I pet another bottle. It is an excellent tonic nnd 1 am willing to tell others : about it. People take me to he much j vnimeer than I am." Mas. Harky 'HouNSTKiN, 406 Second Ave. South, Nashville, Tennessee. - I 'mm WELL OR MONEY BACK Your Pile eliminated or tie refunded I the WRITTEN ASSURANCE w Ivetn administer- no n-tur deal method o. txat ment. (Used by us ctclubvlyl Remarkable success aUo with otherKectalanuCo'O!" i.cnt. Send TODAY for Ft U 100 spage boo!- dv4nc details and hundred oltoslimenu1 COLON CLINIC StATTtt - SAN fRAfi CISCO - IOS ANOtltJ SAN FRAN CISCO TURP1N HOTEL to $3.00 A SFLEXD1D VALVE 17 Powell Street t Market ! THIS CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION mn impriant rntvnirM( to u Thie rotipnn eutitl- hnlJee to FRKIE Yellow Tmi tUitot lo Turpm Hotel. i FREE GARAGE T. E. FARROW W.M.SKI.t.Tr. i ; OFfTAL hukee and Canal Point are under military control, PAK1S, Sept. l!t. 1,V) The trup "leal hurricane look a toll of OUu lives 111 CuadeloUpe, French West Indians, the ministry (if colonies announced today after receiving an official report from the governor of the dependency. liie. Heaths included 300 at' 1'ufnte a Pitie, To h Sle. Anne, :S at l.e Cozier, at St. Francois, tin at i.es Abymes, 2S at Dourg ami li" at l.e Moule and some at uther places. PORTLAND. Ore.. Sept. I'l. fAi D. D. Jackson, superintendent of the Multnomah county farm for seven years, resigned today, and Oscar A. Johnson was appointed to ' stif ' him. How Weak Nervous Women Grow Stronger Feel Better, Look Younger and nave steadier Nerves - If you only knew you rundown, anemic women who. are dragging y"rH around on your "nerve" what a wonderful increase in strength I ana neaitn taniac will give you, you wouldn't hesitate a moment about i going to your druggist and getting a big bottle of this splendid medicine. f Mrs. Minnie Huber, of 945 E. 26th St., Portland, Ore, says: "Kvcr since l was a girl l sullcreil train sick head aches and vomiting spells. I weakened so I had no strength for anything. After taking Taniac, my headaches and sick spells disappeared altogether." Tanlac is as free from harmful drugs as the water you drink only Nature's own medicinal tonip herbs. Druggists know this and for the past to years have recommended it to men and women who need a quick "pick up" that will put them on their feet and give them a new interest in life. So confident are the makers of Tan lac that if you are not helped by it, you get your money back on request. 52 MILLION BOTTLES USED Coming to Medford Dr. Mellenthin SPECIALIST in Internal Medicine for the past fifteen years DOES NOT OPERATE i Will be at ! HOLLAND HOTEL -j TUESDAY' SEPT. 25 Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m ONE DAY ONLY No Chargss for Consultations Dr. .Mollimhfn is a rosulnr prad ! uate in medicine nnd stirery and Is licenced by the State of Oregon. He docs rot operate for chronic I appendicitin, salt stones, ulcers ol ' stomach, tonsils or adenoids. He has to his credit wonderful result : in diseases of the stomach. 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