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Newspaper Page Text0 O 0 0 0 Tit W WthOr Year Ago ere toulickt u V ilar DHintK. Mnlllliua. )f'f4kf ''Mlllll COitiiiitim o.. fete wiUM MEDVOliD, OlUMiOX. TUESDAY, OCTCWKIl 'J, 102So !!!. Today'LOCAL MAIL PLA I ST - - - ft fr -a SWI Big Airship Coming. Let the Dead Rest. Trotzky Was Rich. Our Prosperity Myth. (Copyright, 19 H, by KUr Co.) Cioriiiany intends to load the world in nirtTiift, and pnibnlily will do it, iiltliDiili tlio atlii's i'orliid licr to Imild I'i'.'litiiiv ilancs. Kvon tlmt post rift ion will l)e fnrottiMi if Mo-scow ur Aia ovor cuine flyiiis,' against nostom Kuropo. ' (lornunv, undoubtedly, will l)c first in trans-oeoanic cuih nit'i'oial f 1 v i 1 1 jr. "Count Zoppo lin," diriv'ililo. twioo as big as the I'OS Angeles, is expected to start carrying passengers from lierlin to Lakelnirst, N...J., next Sunday. She will Ik- driven with "blue gas," a now fuel, and by Gentian enterprise. l.'nitod States offieials have been forbidden to give informa tion of any kind about govern ment uireraft, plans' or build ing. That Hows, of itself, is on oouraging. It may moan Ilia' our government moans to take an aetive. eoustruetive interest in aviation, instead of leaving that to private individuals as hitherto. California, by the way, leads America in aviation. Califor nia's lioensed airoraft about equal those of Now York and Illinois combined. A play lo he produced in I'.ngland resuscitates Britain':) unknown dead soldier, rising, in uniform, to make a few re marks. Organizations of ex-service men protest, justly. It is time to lot the unknown soldier rest in peace, wherever he may lie. He should not be brought to life in plays or books. And he should not be used as an ad vertisement by visitors, borrow ers of national funds, etc. c ....ti...i i. :..i.... I ."u -ii 1 1 vll i'iiiiii , nil nni out of Russia when the Roman offs disappeared, protest against AmerioHiis engaging in Russian trade. AVhe.ii we send business and money to Russia, building prosperity there, wo diminish the probability of I czars returning. That should be an induce incut to help Russia as much as possible. Hut there is another inducement, powerful in this businesslike country. vt The American-Russian Cham ber of Commerce shows that Americans exploiting govern ment concessions . in Russia, made in one year I I per cent on capital sent to Russia in the year, and 85.5 per oeut on total capital invested. That makes our fl per cent on call money seem small. Money will go where 14ti pr eont is to be had. if it has to i go through fire, mid oven if "Itig Husinoss" has to finance ... , voiiiniuuisui. o Itigli finance knows that when Communism grows rich, it is CoiOmuuisni no longer. Trotzky In wrltlnx Ills niennSfs 'hlch mlRht lie condensed Into "Read what happened to lianlon and Itoblsnlcrrc. and what imuallv haupons to those that sot In on the ground floo in revolutions." The world, or pari of It. will learn with surprise that Trotzkv l n rich man and learn, without sur prise, that the novlct Koverninent has "sequestrated" his money. Ho besplcrre 4nd IHiiiton had nu moncv. o Democrats say our prosperity Is .-Ik " llll L.' . . I A - n llljlll. ' All t, I til U 1IU1 agree with the Ilcfnocrats. Sep tember. 18, now part of past his- (Contlnued on Face (Tour.) REPORT 1 KILLLED & I Feared Passenger On Air Mail Plane Lost Life When Ship Burned After Beng Forced Down Hope Not Abandoned Grant Donaldson, Pilot, Badly Burned, But Ex- i pected to Recover. ; i KOKKHL KG. Ore.. Oct. i. I Sp j rial to the Mull Tribune). Pilot ; Grant Donaldson was sorioUHly in i jurod and I'. 11. Donovan of 1 .0.1 i ApbcIps. it Is feared, was killed ! wt'i'il thn roRiilar mall nlnne frnte ; Meilford trashed on the Pacll'le ' hiK'.Mvay i l-;it of way near here ' this morning and was consumed by I flames. I l.ate this afternoon Donaldson, ! sufl'erinK severely from shock and j bums, told L. O. Hubble, division i su'ierintondent of llin Pacific Air j Transport, and Dr. K. H. Pnilden, i t'lislit sureenn, that ho was flylni: I north throu-ih the canyon, which i was clear at the south end when ho entered. The lug lirew thicker as jhe continued and he aoiiKht the Pa iclfie highway. On ni.ikiiiK n turn ; he went into a thick bank of fon ; and does not remember nnythle'; I further. j iiecause of Donaldson's serious condition the doctors refused to let 1 nnvnne miestton him rnitardlnc tV.e fate or his passenger but a mf- Jorlty of the nil- mail orriciais here, directing searching parties, fear the worst and believe that the I.os An geles official either died when the piano crashed or succumbed later to his injuries. Although the wreck must be very near the Pacific highway at the old bridge, the brush Is very thick there and the fog so dense that officials snv it is not surprising J that the ashes of the machine ohm I not be found. They declare search ers might have to step directly on ! the plane before loi-allng it. After n careful evatnlnatlou 11ns. pital physicians said Pilot Donald svi .-iffered no futal Inliir'es sd should recover unless nnlooked for eop"lioB'lns set ' M Is -lne.t ;lo take him by plane to l'orllnnd i before dark and pal him in the i bands of specialists in that city. "kost;nnn;. ore., on. a. irtv A mail plan- f the rneifh' Air Transport wits vreckod on Oinynn mountain, nine milc-s south of fun yunvIHe today. The pilot. lirant Donaldson, made IiIh way. ihouKh injured, to the pacific highway where he was picked up and j brought to Cnnyonvllle. After tHl I in of the nccident there he lapsed : into unconsciousness, i Donaldson said a pusscntrer was j with him In the plane, hut did j not say what had become of him. I A search party was immediately ' sent out from Ounyonville to lo ' cute the passenger. An ambulance ! was went from Uosebur to briiiR ItonaldKon to a hospital here. ' Donaldson was on n northbound ( trip, en route from Mod ford to Portland. The pafseniier was en ! route north from San Francisco, j Donaldson took the mall phiiie j south from Portland to Mcdford i this morning, and was on his way ' Iwiek when the nccident occurred. Minister Itewucs IMIm p"ot Donaldson was picked up by Kev. Ii. C. Messerll. Lutheran j pnvtor at Albany. Ore., who whs j driving nlon the Pacific highway, i Itevercnd McsHerll heard the crash I as he was crossing the pioneer I bridge, near anyonvllle, and at the end of the bridge Donaldson .came out of tho brush. He wn bleedinp from Injuries nnd bad burns on the head, hands and feet. Iteverend Messerll said Donaldson muttered that foK forced him Searchers wen- out thN after ! noon scourim; the hills south of tfanytiivHIe for trace of tho wreck ,nsc of the mail plane and a pas ; seiiper. ; llenvy foi: hunjr over the dit 1 triet making the search difficult. , File P lbMfr I PORTLAND, ore.. Oct. 1 Ij. (i. )ihble. division superin tendent of the Pacific Air Ti'iliv ; port, set out hy ulrplane from Vim. j couver. Wh., for Hose burg lin i mediated iAcr being nuUfleiL of I tfce accident near Canyutivllle. !! tiWnm'd to f" Doiuildfon and tu 'take charge of the search for the I passenger. , OAKLAND. Cab. Oct. 2. 'P The Pacific Air Traneport pltn that Has wrecked nine miles south of Canyonville. Ore., today was u (Cootlnued on Page fciix.) HUR BOSTON WOMAN SLAIN AT SPOKANE Archie r. Much (inset) Is accused of having decoyed Mrs. Kath erine Clark, Boston, Mass. divorcee to his home, pictured here, with promise of marriage and then to have killed her wnth a hatchet. BELUGA TRY IS THWARTED Leaking Valve in Main Tank Forces Brock and Schlee Down, Seven Hours Short Smash American Rec ordTo Try Again. sax dii:oo, -(:ui.,. oct: if Thwarted In their at tempt to break the world's endurance murk by a leaking valve In the main fuel tank of their Idy Dcllanca mouuplauc, William P. lirock and Edward Hcliclee brought the plant to earth at (i:l'J o'clock last nlj;bt. att hours, 30 minutes and one sec ond after they look off from liock well field Saturday morning. A ! though they fell seven hours short of making a new world mark, I hey smashed the American rec ord of Kdward A. Stiusoi) and (icorgc AV. Haldcnmn by six hours a ml a n nun need im medial ely on landing thai they would take the air again, probably next week, fur another altemil a I the orld mark. Some lime before nightfall the fliers dropped a note to the ground crew asking it to stand by as the gasoline was runninc low. Then soon after dark the llcllanca came down in a perfect landing. Molii fliers walked away from the plane showing little ill effects from their long vigil In the air. After re porting at Kockwell field hospi tal for examination, the fliers went to a hotel where they will rest be fore checking over their plane In preparation fur their next attempt. That the fliers knew as early as Sunday morning that their hope . of breaking the world's record were gone was revealed when they landed. tarried UK pound Per 1L P. In addition to establishing a new American endurance record for airplanes, the Pellanca established another mark for single cnglned planes ns welt. This was when the plane left the ground curry ing 28 pounds for each engine horsepower. Neither of the fliers got much sleep durinu the long fliuht which begun Saturday morning. J'.rork, sealed lu the pi Jl's chair rested for shurt periods, while Sch Ice took the controls, hut found thai lie awoke every time the pla ne bunked for turn. Sr hlee gol lit tle more sleep than J frock. They dropped a note Sunday in forming the ground crew of the mishap lu the gas tank but Ibis message was kept secret until yes terday morning. VIENNA. Austria. Oct. 2. (Ii- With a blood feud recently declared fciainsl him, Zogu. king of the Al banians, In ytated in uncensorcd (ilspatclies from the mountain king dom to he virtually barricaded in his palace at Tirana. Tirana and other cenlers are swarming with Albanian and Ital ian and secret police who are try ing lo round up plotters. The movement against thu throne Is de scribed an widespread with Hip country Id state of alarm. FOR A RECORD MOUNTAIN FEUD THREE DEAD IN BEGUN BY COW 'Tennessee Mountaineer in : Battle Over Bovine Three Members of Smith Family Slain, Fourth' Wounded, Hid in Ditch. J KINtiHPOUT. Tciili., Oct. '.iAi Carter's, valley, a rural emnniu- nlty near here, today was recover ing floiii extreme excitement. cans d by the slaying of three i persons and the injury of two I , others yesterday as M climax of j a hitler mountain etid. which ; originated in u controversy over ! a cow. ' Three members of one family ! were killed, a fourth was struck; by a shotgun charge, and .Miller illoii.. who Is reported to have i caused the tragedy, was wounded 1-y a shot said to have been self- i .inflicted soon .trier the attack. j I The viet i ins are Ncal Smith, l ' ! farmer, his wife and an elder son, '('lytic Smith. A second hod was i ' shot, but avcrled probable fatal Injury by hiding in a ditch near 1 the buily of bis mother. The ' f-hiMit iuj: fii-currcd at the Smith' ihotne. Mrs. Smith ant) her son ' were slu in when they attempted Iti protect tlu father. j j Tin Smith family resided on a J farm owned by Horn and ibe dlf- ' ficilPy believed u have led to the slaving, oceiirieil nearly a month ago. officers were told. : Clyde Smiih and Horn art cx ' pcrted to recover. OF JULY 1ST WASHINGTON. Oct. 2 'Pi City popu'itiol)s of the I'liltcd States, ! estimated as of July I, l!i2S, were reported today by t hi- census Imi ' iTini, l-'ive American met rupoltta n iceutei's. heatlcd by New Vork.with a total of fi.M I 7..VM1 persons, were credited with more than a million residents: Chicago with .1. 1 ."i7.(MMI ; ; Philadelphia with 2. ti 1.1'Oh; De troit with 1.;I78.:hi(i; and Cleveland with MMM.rpMi. A growth in population was in dented for nearly every one of the I eil ies In the 3',MJ'f population 'class reported. After the leading five cities, the , estimates showed a hu ge group f A inerica n cities poshc-hSiik inure than a half million, the list In cluding St. J,oui.. Mvlii"; Ibilti- more I tost on 7 It . 2011; IMttbuig. r,i.t)r, San Fntucisco. jH..3'lt. Iluffalo, '..I'.. Mill; WiimIi iugton. D. C, ;'i2.oo: .Milwaukee, oii, 20U. Nu CftiniHle Was given ; toi 1. AugeteH. wliieb in I'J.'O had a population of OTti.tJTi. KstitntiteH for Pacific coast states wei e: California Uetkeley. 71.t?ntl: ' KK'fiii), 4. mill ; loig lli H' li, no estimate; Los Angeles, no estimate :te-kdiHT. i. oa: l'..-ad ua. 62.. ;I0; Kacrainetitf. T.r7 ti: Han i Iti'nu, I i'j.t no , Shu I'Vum Jsco, 'is.'). 30: Safi Jtt-', 4.1.iiMt; Stock- jton. :i.ooo. i Oregon Portland, no estimate. Vnshington Seattle 33.0; ).Spokane 10,lu; Tacoma 1 1 0,500. POPULATION IS ESTIMATED AS INCENDIARY BLAZE HITS RACE FARM Hertz Stable Burned--Eleven Thoroughbreds Lost Reigh Count Saved ' By Stable Boy Taxi Company Bombing Be lieved Part of Plot. . I'llH'ACU, Mi-., ('i Tin .luliii , l. HiTlz. rui'iiiK stiil.lc iH'iir fai v, ( III., in which well1 iU;trlrivtl ; KeiKli.i'miiit. 1 1 L S Kent ucky th-rhy i whiiu'i-. 11 ml 14 uihiT tlmiinih- ( , bn-tlf, v:is ilfsintyctl hist night by j fire nf itiysiorluus. inisfilldy iiin'ti- 1 diary, m iMiu. i;t"' I'll t iHH'OUKhlil'ftlS vului-d ilt liitut than SL'UU.OtMi, weir hlirrntl lu ih-;iih. Ki'luh t'ltunl was In'tnichl . i u i tsi'ii 1 hi'i I frnm t lit htirniiiK arti by sl.il.l. liny. Jimmy Allen. . Anila Peabudy, another star of the liter!, string also was saved, j Ainung the animals lost were l.euna -'a, named for Leonu licit' and being gruometl foi- the 1 '.12 ! . Kentucky derby : Sandal ! an, Insula. Sandal Ibir, St. I.ucla, I'll lies by Pack Servant, kolmkoua, iUid Sir (iatahatl; and fillies out of liuanna. Taxlciih Trouble, I (dm It. lei-1., o ner of the .Model Stables, chairman of the bpard of tlireclors of the Yellow Car company. Two large garages of Ihe cab company were bombed Sunday night. The fire at the HerU In rm, following with In lens x'.l'iu - I )iour of tju; iwu bonibliis was seen by Chicago police ' as another violent gesture in (he "taxi war" which flared a week ago when a tnxlcab driver was shot dead. Cary officers fount! several indi cations of incendiarism. Flic broke out simultaneously at opposite cutis of the long brick barn, they said. '1' lie re were Indications that oil had been used to give the flumes quick head way. A (te suine distance from (tie stable was found lo have been broken down. Pol lowing t he garage bombings : Sunday night extra pi ecau lions were taken lu KUuitl the valuable I thoroughbreds ui the Cary farm. Tons or hay were Ibe tinder Dial gave the flames a start. Authora .Taylor, la year old daughter of the farm superintendent, was the first tu see the fire, which even then was sending a border of flames from four sides. Hoy Nine Itclgh fount "Daddy!" she screamed. "Iteigh Count s stable's un fire!" Jimmy Allen, a staid boy, was the first to reach the barn. Thru ibe smoke lie groped his wav tu Heigh Count's stall. All about htm the high strung thoroughbreds were stumping lu their fright. Alien placed a blindfold about Iteigh Count's eyes, vaulted to the nervous animal's back ami drove the derljy winner to safety. Slmriff Sanford after an Investi gation early today, telephoned to , Hertz In Chicago: "This undoubtedly Is a, plot growing out of t he trouble be tween the taxlcab men, manifest by the bombings Sunday. I strung- , ly urge you do not venture out to night on these lonely country roads. ( i real personal harm may ; be Intended for you. Don't come' out until daylight, mid then with a ; police escort." l.eona Parm, a 7 2 n -acre tract ! about :pl ndles from Chicago, was-' designed by .Mrs. John D. Hertz as a paradise for the aristocracy of ' race, .horses. Measured food, mea sured exercise, measured steam ' beat in winter, ami a large group ; of trainers and helpers were a few S of the precautions taken to guard' the thorough breads. There were ! even special sk;ighis through vhhh the sun's rays were ."llti-nd into Ihe animals' stalls. I E ItO.MK. Oct. 2,--4'i The course of romance sped swiftly today as Oene Tuiiiief and .Mary Josephine , Iji ud i . : me to Koine from Naples for Mieir coining inarilage. The retired heavyweight champion who had been Walling the Hinval, of the niotorshlp Hatuinla In Naples boarded the Vesstl at sun riso and met .Miss louder who iiad conn- from New York for the mar riage. Within a short lime the couple were speeding for Home by automobile, arriving at the KternHl : City ut I2;bf p. m, I To Stump for Hoover $L M CARD TEAM RULING ON m' Ii .'111 1 riSt Charles Evans Hughes distin guished jurist and statesman, will stump for Herbert Hoover during the campaign. His tremendous prestige In New York state, Repub lican leaders believe, will Insure victory there. CHANCE LEFT Seventeen Days of Life, Unless United States Su-; preme Court Acts Favor ablyAssignment of Er-i ror Denied Yesterday. SAN PUANCISl'l), Oct. 2. (!; ; William Kd wit rd I Ib-k man has : just 1 7 more days to live unless ' Ibe 1' u it cd States supreme court consents to the filing of an ap peal fioin the deMslon of the slate supreme court upholding the , cum tetion r thr Kidnaper-killer of .Marian Parker, I.os Anneles school Kfrl. : William 1 1. Waste, thief Justice; of the stale supreme court, re-! fused late yesterday lo grunt an assignment of error under which 1 the appeal might be cm lied from -si ale tu federal Jui isdietlon and prolonged fur man months. lliekiuuu's attorneys 'may now petition ihe federal courts for per mission to file an appeal on the u round that the constitution of the I "ailed States was violated , under t he "not guilty by reason of Insanity'' pleas under which Hiekman came before the a)h, Ange'es county superior court. Justice Waste held that "inso fa r im the amended sections nf , the code applied lo the case ' of Ihe appellant, they violate no pro-! vision of the Pnltud States con stitution." Hb Itinan will miireh to the gal lows on October in unless ihC ph as for nn appeal are approved by the federal court. NKW YOltK, Oct. IA'1 A seat on the New York stock exchange was sold today at a record price of I:.',im)ii: n Increase uf 1 0,000 over the last sale not tUlle n month ago. The name of the pur chaser will he announced later, James Wilcox Drake uf l,os Angeles made the previous pur chase, obtaining a seal September 14. for JM 15,01)1. Three days prior to lhal Ataliiiu -'ttlner bought a seat fur Ml 0,00'), IN GREAT BRITAIN I.ONUON. (tel. 2. iA't UeprtH cm i eni In Kucha i est lhal PoIhihI, Itumtinht timl Orece have eon eluded a military alliance to make common fn-tu aKitinsl. Pussla in the event of war are received with eorisidfi able skepticism III lit Itlsh official chiles. it was stated to day Hint the program of Premier Venlzelott of Creece. who has been com-hid lug various igree meats with neighboring countries, ones not im luile Poland. Tillamook. Mudgot covering; city government eMlnifl'ed at $'il,'fo lor HICKMAN HAS I nnnerjwnnniTV uimc i ii ii i rn ui in I .i i f uunu FOR SERIES i Tlrkrl Sulr H ST. l.lil'IS. Url. uV - ' lit'srn at ions fir T.'i.nitu s?t I s ! lov world MTirs mmifs he- hvrni thr New York Yank and tlio Si. l.oul?) I'ardinals ait' Itihm iftunifd hy tin1 Cardimil inanni;fiinii. Sam ! liri'itiion. o mit of thr pi-ii- nam ulnulni; leain. aunoiinc- vi yi'stiM'ilay. I'ni'iy thousand h'tlt-rs vin IH'I al'I.M tin- '7.- h immi ivscrvt'd si-ats wt-ir sold anil Hrf.ulon estimates that . piat'tiiiilly every letter was ,i reiiest for two seats. The only reina Ininy tlekets are U'.lMltl for .n.-iu-tal adnil-- sion. 4 4 Too Many Yankees in Hos pitalTen to Seven Bcincj Wacjered Cardinals in -Good Trim Hoyt- Pip gras and Zachary to Bear Burden. ' thorlzed last J unc. The bonds Itv Herbert W. Marker. Associated wore bought hy a Marshfield bank. Press Sports Writer. ; ,,ut ,,ii,"!h attorneys advised ..... . , ,,'lhe purchasers l!iat the courts ,ltK- (", -, ,fl,-If!h..vi never setllcd the right of a they'd only play this world's , iiy lo issue such mi. Is. A city, ies in a hospital ward the Van-; ace( rd tng to the law, Ihe attorney kees would win without a strug- . l'l'i'd "'t. Is permitted lo spend gle. As It is the bettors think i!tH '""' only for a public pur- the St. Louis Cardinals are. going to repeat their world's ciininplou- ull(.l !!,.(, I, ,,f ttl-'ji ri.l ll,.llHr , ...Kit I. OK. .n ,.r firm iiiieiel ions. t. , , , t , . .1.,,..., ,,," the Hue against ItJ llltrn men judgment. While lllll .MeKetdinie spends his spare time gloating over the fact that his Cardinals came through the strenuous National league pen mint bat lb- without sti much as a bruise, .Miller HuuiU" turns his wistful eye lu the Yan kee ranks and sees nolhliiK bill the lame, hull a nd the blind. Ituudaue are as much a part of r( siauoanl 1 aiiKee ei(Ulpuicut hm ai'O gloves. The pungent aroma of am- lea and Iodine discloses tile piCS- ence of other casualties who (.nv ,irles with It the power the surface appear almost hale pnivhice. and hearty. ( , ll(.t ,.nnferri!ig the right Pul sliangely enough. Hugulns. hl(H t hereby iiecessarllV declared the gl iy OH Doble of baseball, ,iul, npproprlatiun of private rop- is not ready to bury his hopes! ,,rly fM. Iin nv iiti0n Held is a of another world's til If to add to Hi,te purpose, " the opinion states, those hi! won In l 23 against the -n,,. opinion cuntains a Irngthv New York (Hunts, and last year I uMscuyston of what constitute a when his clouting circus made th- r ulll purpose, showing thai It is ferocious Pirates of Pittsburgh firn difficult to define what pur seem tpilte liiikoi uous by compar-1 puses are public or private, is on. " ', "Put as the dividing line be- Crlpplcs ItctMncrtug ' tween what Is n municipal pur- Soine of his cripples day by pose mid what is nut. Is In manv day are well hig better and belter eases shadowy nnd uncertain." and besides, Hugutiis has a "lot Judge Hamilton said, "great nf confidence" lu his team. Put there's no galn-saylng that the Yanks are koIiii; to enter the f first game of the series day badly handicapped. ; iis good a world's ser , as baseball history can nam1 wilt not bet in there mystifylmr rival ' 'ty tmpost-d upon ihem of set batsmen with his left-handed tug eside or nullifying acts legis-( slants. Nor will Wiley Moore who, li'tlve In their character, It must also won one of the -fames uuainst .clearly appear thin such act is the Pirates last fall. Waiic Hoyt, . " It bin the constitutional luhlbl (leorge Plpgras and Tom aiehary ( ""U." will have tu bear ibe burden this! opinion calls attention to time - Mosl of the Inflebl would ap- l-i' t ImMIim- iKlviintiiKi- In ii h'lK- I'H'iimiuicH m cotwu-ui'iiiiK 1111-, pit,. I l,o,l limn ,m tilt- Lull fli-1.1.' PW"- Thp fm-t Hint tin- HUM Tnv Uizzirl. who run thrmv v,n- l,"Vl "K"lKl Hl- n.'. d ull lu.n.1 only lit tli.. m l, p of i x. i m'- ""' '" IH'' - 'V H'lr liillnu pnln In hN lioNl,l, f. will x"- '"'' '"nvln,i-,l In tli.'ir I... nt kim oimI I,!,-: Murk Koi iiIl-. , " ",ll,u" """ l, i...rt nr.; for, Hurr.-rlriK f.ni n koi'i' foot will ' ,y""r'' tlcniuiwirnii-H llni). ul.olit !,, I,l.. Irn ltory. I.,,.. .', " '"'' ''-, , ,"l"'', ""'- Ochlg. Htriiek In ihe fare by a batted ball In the last game of Ihe regular season, will do his flrsi basltm with ialr of swollen Hps ,t , , . , Duuail s act u-lunieL jdace at third. base probably will tie la ken of almost exclusively by (iene Hub i ertMon. who Is untried, as yet. In Chamber uf Commerce called a series fire. i mteling for late this afternoon. pob Meusel ami the un- and ami It Is expected this toninilUeo only liabe P. nil 'will be lu the ' will appear before the council to outfield althuuuli the lutu-r. Is nith' for a discussion of this do-ti-fanded by a trick knee. Center- els. on. nnd tli hearing It wilt field duty probably wlij be divided have upon future action, between Cedi lc liuiM and Pen City Attorney John Cat kin, nfter Pascluil altbou-:)i there's a posst-j reading the above news story to ld Ilt y that Parle Combs' Injured day, said the decision was a dt wrist may mend fant rnuuixh to'clslve vlcloiy for tho contention l the "Kentucky )'oIone" hitc of M'.dford and added that Judgu Ihe lineup before the series ends. Hamilton based his favorable ne Cnnlinals Heady Hon upon the measure, which f'ai- In harp rout rust to these nils--kin secured ut ihe last session of fortunes that have struck the the legislature, which kIvn cll'es American Ichkuc channiluns. the the rlubt to ccndemn private prop Cardinals are tpilte ready Tor the ''y tur use as mrporU. serle-. aicKcchnle dub i in Judge llunillton contends the first-rate shape and with Wee right to condemn iiutoitmtlcully (Continued pn Pas bU.). AIR PORT Mcclforcl's Contention That Airport Is a Public Pur pose Sustained by Judge Hamilton of Circuit Court -Will Carry Case to Su preme Court. I'OSKI'I'I'O. ore Oct. 2. (IN The expend lure of funds of a inun;e;j,njt (,- the im chase of an aii put i is rightfully designated as a public purpose and city bond-; may be Is-lie, and expended for such projects wbhout the au thority of ihe constitution being e( , ede accul tliut? to an opin un banded down today by Cir t nil .ludt:e ,. w. Hamilton, hi the case of I.. ',. .Met" Unlock agaius the ci y of lioscburg. . . . This case is one of extreme im portance to all cities in Oregon t hat Pave, been planning to Hsue airport bonds. The city attorneys of Salem and .Medfutd join-d in Ihe presentation of the cr.se to the ecurt. The iiucstion was raised win n an eftort was made tu sell Uosehurg's $2 ft. Olio bund Issue au- 1 ' What constitutes a public - pttr-- : potfe Is a ouestiun that can be , ' dei-lslon definitely pei'tiilnlng avlut Ion fields hatl ever been given. The rals'ng of the tiuestlon Ini mcdialely held up nil other air port projects of the state, where municipal funds were concerned .j and much attention has been at tracted to the action of the court. Judge Hamilton, 111 deciding tlv case, 'alls attention to the law passed ly the legislature giving- It let t he r'ght to condemn- land or iht pin pose of establishing air- poits. The law which gives Hit- power , ,.llll(iimn h miI.-s automat i- weight should be given by the lourls to the legislative delermi nation and Its actions should not on Thuis-' be annulled unless the purpon.i Pennoid. ' appears leiirlj' to be one not nil 's pitcher thoiTed. "lb; fore 1 he courts have tho ine areni progress niatie uy auv- - Hon and tho expend I tu res uf lu rgj i iiri iitllli'ii In rnnnf-tion with 11 !Mivlee which In ll nature afCec the welfnre of tin- public.'' An I mined laic appeal Is lo be laken to secure the titling of ih- ... . .... supreme court. The aviation committee of the (Continued on Page Six.).