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Newspaper Page TextThe Weather Kowxast Fair tonight and Satur day. Mn timuu yesterday 1U Mliiliiiuin yesterday .15 lrcHiitnil.n Trtuv DFORD MAIL TRIBUN Weather Year Ago Miixliii 511 Miuliiiiiiit 41 'r.-.i FOURTEEN PAGES MKDFOKl), OKlXiOX, FIIII-AY. XOVKMliKU 1 HL'S. No. 2:58. Me E n Today WIFE SHOT By Arthur Briabaa. III lIMWIip Good Soup, Good Service. Wall St. in Wonderland. National City, Flying. Ford in England. ( (Copyright, 1928, by Star Co.) Chefs of many hotels com peted in New York to see how many could make thu best soup. Six wise men, includ ing Clarence If. 31ackay's French chef, Combes, allotted first prize to K Aliiot. That competition means more to human welfare than the nverajru inau realizes, lmu?, " ,1 A, lor instance, man any uiympie CUlU.-CiUiou. ti, ... ;.. i.;,..:. , 1 juni.a ni.iui wi.uu.i w other valuable nourishment and stimulate the flow of di gestive fluids. To manufacture (rood soup and sell a great deal of it is to render pllbUe xei'V-M1 ice. 4 I The condition uf Airs. Vanyus,! Usual Wall Street doings, jwho is nurd-ring from thiccj ... ..... . , ..1 . p Iwounds in tile head and also with a little touch ot heart fail-1 Hhoi.ki ls st.,.joll(1 bu, !U.COI.ulni. j tire ill the last hour. "Thej'u reports this afternoon, sho hid! . . , , 'some chance for recovery, none! boys, their exchange scuts ot the buMou vMerig thu ,.,. worth .."100.000. and L'oiltsr llli. -- bullet entered the front ot' ... . . . UIIU w B"lll l.iieu ivin...-.bl.n where with more orders than!1'""' th lull and emerged from; ' j i ,. 1 1 hu back. Two bullets coursed' they can llll, feel like Alico , ,,,.. ....... ,hl.011h . ba..k uti ; V,l,.v!ni.,i " . . Uecasionall.V they 1 1 ll C ll themselves to make sure thev) The shooting is believed to have , . ' 1 taken jilacc a short tiniu befuro arc awaKe. t Hell stoeKS waver ;,:a lWs ,,., wlu, the .,., v, .. ii ii ii iuiiiiuoned to the scene. Don t ramble, ami, auove all,, Woman ru-c. don't sell short. ((J,. ot i 'i l istagered a haif-milo. to the ranciliof the national pantheon, to the big Moel, prouueiu"; more iuC ,,-,.e(1 it,.eburB, who at first I imperial nncesiors. to his own peo il'Oll and Steel than an Euro-'; believed thai she hml been the !llo and the nations of the world. . .. , . ivlctim of an auto mishap, audi Mora than loot) persons, induct-! peail natuiil, goes ClnulmiK tip. lW,h that thought in mind. at- iR foreign diplomats and their! Siiime time tinfnvp ho ilii-rl lleuipted to iiucstlun her where wivoa, were lllo guests Of the sov-1 the l;it e lulo Klbort Oiiry said to Ibis writer, "Tell our friend, Xjitlian Straus, to buy pk'uty of stot'l Ntottk ami kco.p il for bic (rriimiellilfl l'ill ' Steel IV.-1.J ; -- . - - sidling then at about SO. With f , tlie 4U per cent stock dividend, a thousand shares of steel that''10''1 eonld then have been bought for !S(y)0l), would liave been worth Wednesday !rL':!S,l)00. fief somethiiiir good in the United States, real estate or se curities lake care of it and it klielicn stove In a pool of blood. lunction ot a nuiion-widc cclo LUlllRh, lltKL L.llt Ol It, aim It. hral nil. In nil l ie nrfneliinl eltlei will take care of vou. 'Colonel Deeds, of Dayton, important supporter of avia- lion, in wortls mid iu deeds, is , ,. , , .. , i made a director of the National City Hank. This means that. Charles li. Mitchell's gigantic institution, biptrcst financial unit in the world, takes a bigffcr interest in aviation a trood thing for aviation anil the country llltion and tlie COtinir. llenrv Ford, still brandling . .. ., out, purcliases fl sitc on IUC Thames ill Klisfland, a mile ! rP,.c,iy t"ook ' residence on the '""'f" as generalissimo, prevl-1 Liddell was wanted hero In con ., ., .....,..:.i... Juevore ranch, where thev were i 0U!,lv 'nnounccd by the master of nccUn with the vo County Xa- ti.-c, nnu u,,, I. show rooms ill the heart Ol London. - Air. ford llltlKeS II separate , eompaiiv of his Canadian blisi-ltered ,'... i i ness 111 which stock can be bought, the, present price be ing ifGlO. It was about half of that a year or so ago. . i,. . ., tl, 31 r. 1'ord may start a sepa-,,i rate Iiritish companv for the ,. . i- ,.,, Iiritish 1-ord business. Lsc join judgment about buying swine , , . ,. , ... , , stock 111 that concern, it jotl eun get anv. ltrltlsh labor rejoices. On con - Btructlon work, alone, Ford's new ic,l"""- plant will employ thousands of! Loxm)Xi Nov lVt H)r men for the next tlft-ee years, and, I ,,,..., ... ... i. 1 when finished, provide jobs for 10.-1 000. And they will got wages that , HtilHln hasn t kitown thus far. Ford expectH to turn Oiit in tha bcglnnlr.-? 200.000 cars a year In his LrlUsh plant, about double the total number of Automobiles pro duced in Kncland now. That will bolp tho Iiritish to un derstand why the United States In prosperous. Somebody asked: "What would ff.urope do if we were In tllfflcul-1 ties and needed help?" (Continued on Pago four.) yy. vhwuo KILLS SELF! Ranch Near Local Golf Links Iq TranpHu opnp Wounded Woman Flees to Neighboring House Officers Find Vanyus in Dying Condition. i l A Illis C. Vanyus, -iu, is dead i.lml ia wlfi. U in a serious condi- Itiun as a result of gunshot wounds j (auj - taimd on thu Con Devoro, rumn this- morning east of Med- ford, adjoining Hie Kogue Valley Kolf I. nka near thu 13th hole. 1 Vanyus, who died at noon at thof Cowununliy hospital, la believed ly officers, to have shot his wifoj and then to have turned the sun. a .:tS calibre revolver, on himself.! iij probable that an inquest will j l:JrlL r,"3 ""'NQuarter Million Yen Banquet me iienu jumi uooe me CJ O, aim mail(, uf s,)tt luU(J Kl.ll.ed the head, ulpo clum-im- from thu i bono and nnu uent Ihrnneh the ' .,. :,..,, s ,.,,.L.., illee and the sheriffs otii.e were, After having been wounded, Mrs. Vanyus ran. stumbled and tne crasii was, in order mat uiu inlght be-given oilier victims, if any. j IMng hardly aide to ypeak. she. ( Wilt IIIIHII illllt; IU ICll 1UII1 Mill-' ; ii:i,t im,.!, utw.t .i.i.i i ,.... i .i i r.-1 i I'Muiin.i i..... i...,n.it.,...t.. ,n 1 1... . ' . - . .. . iiusiiitai. suiunioning ine oinccra. I' - ror - he went, .sheriff Jennings. , I Deputy Paul Jennings and Deputy : ! oscar Dunford arrived on the: ... . .i . , , ; iiv u i nine liner noil luuiiu dying condition on I itnyus in a the kitchen floor. Shortlv after ! their arrival. Chief ot Police Mo-lrnnk' selected for this honor Cred'e, Deputy Coroner .Ioyjmnnl,ls "So and carefully trained Walker and District Attorney Cha-!8lllce then nee also nrilved. ' National Celebration Vanyus was outstretched on thn I"'1" rt-astlnK 111 tho beiiutlful new floor a short dlslauee from thei'"'" nt Kyoton was only the cell- iiiu nan ucuvteu iu ii.ne oven fin ; four feet from tho spot wllfcrc his cmiiire, iiicmuinB tuo cuio- wife first dropped, leaving aimes and dependencies, similar smaller pool of blood where sho j '"""In 'ero ''eld tonight. I'refee fell. Aimareiillv reiraiiihiL. n niir- I' Kovernors or oilier offlclnls I In I control of' her senses after falling, she arose and fled to the, lliirnet.urg home for n:d, leuvlng! a trail of crimson as sho wont. , "oiiii..nMiiK ine s.euu niiiiiu urn Itelieve Suicide ' imiierial banquet hall was the elo- Officers believe Van'yus shot! rB":'1 Platform from which the i.i...s..ir ii.ii.kin- ii..,t he hn.lK'n'Peror, wllh Ills consort on his killed his wile. Me placed the Clin In bis mouth, tho bullet entering the roof and enicrging from tho top of the head. There were no signs of a strug gle und It could not be learned todny whether the couple nul "u" eled 1 owevt'r It Is .ought ! B'3 of classical times, brilllanl ! v"yUB vlcir o 'cmra ' leaf, curtains of jl" "v Insanltv Induced bv''V '"''rcd , , I : , " V.,," .. W hen the guests were placed. !""" " '"cl 1. J i Hvon .helier for the winter Thr. i ;.0lc ,,,, completed breakfast , I..,f.,.. lh. lw,Hr.. l,errn,. n nri ' I Mrs. Vanyas apparently bad been Bll.,.B rorn. kernels being scat over the floor and table Thn ciiuple arrived In Medford ,, Man.h f,.0, ,,, wnianiette! ...... ......... " ,.(ill..v whern Mr Vnnvn. Is saiCI . " - - - to have several clos.. relatives, but whose names and addresses could not be determinrd this afternoon. He was n nliisterer b- trade and i ----- - .- very distant relative of Harry ; rwls f "ln r"" Ment market. who ,h,s ""'-moon was nttenit-j lu. to locate Vanyus- Will.nette i '"'' . , , . ,. . . ,,,! The body Is being held at the Conger Kunerel Parlors, where Itlils afternoon Deputy Coroner Jov. jWlUKcr was a ueinpi ing iu u. !"'" advi,abllity of an inquest this, '... ,,,', ,i'h,.i ni,,.,. mi.. ,.,,,.,,. ,,nok ..Thl, W(.l Ilf Ij0n(,lne. whieh hus been the I uhji.ct of much diffusion nnd llll- i tcation Mnm lt publication Jai-t Ktin.ii.er. Th judgment was Klven 1 on a summons to fluiw cause why ! Htlzed copies of the book Hhould ' not be lctroyed. Sir Charles ordered the de.lrue- i Hon ot the seized copies and placed ! costs of the litigation on the defendants. The book had been I banned by a home office order and I subsequently copies published in j France and sent to Knglnnd wore 'seized by tile authorities. Special Casket Found N&essary for'Fat Woman' I.1T.1 UOC'IC, Ark., Nov. 16'. ffi The body of Mr. Pearl HunUluifer tsmlthie "fat woman' in n circus bUI.'kI.ow who died hero on Wednesday, was en routC to the home of n-lutivos in In- (liana pol's. liiU.. today after fr umhrtnl;ers hatl bei'u forced lo have a special casket built. Mm. Smithle welched t'0 pounds ami a Little Jtork cas- ket firm har-tened to build a 39 . inches wide, 20 ... : ; Z"1 which required strap lion (It- 1 .. tings. 4 4 fr 4 10 CELEBRATE Room Erected Diplo-! mats Participate Na- tion-Wide Celebration -Scene Is Striking. I TOKYO, Japan, Nov. tG. (!f) ' KV-antlnc in eelehrnimn nf ihr, em i throiicment of Kmnornr Hirnhiln hn. Unn todav 111 the neie hnnnnot hull : Mntko mrll ,.,i pecially erected for the occasion at i a cost of a uuarter of a million yen. Tne 8t.0 bnmiiict, first of three I reonlied by lh metictilotis I tlirimeiiient rogiilatinns, signalized! (completion of (he more solemn cer- monies by which the emperor an-' llollliced his accession to the .'toils I ficisns in iuuhj n uitiuiuei, a least 'or Japnnesc delicacies served in) the fashion of the ancient court, j Tie small American group .was , JAPAN FEASTS OLD CEREMONY J iminifiiocauui muih o; M hcvch and M th. MjicVpm.tIi nfifl !ibuei. lnc ltf i'i Kin-clip N.v p eotisul , ,..i,nnl o.,,l M vn..mn n... " " - Una.., folonol Cl.nrles Burnett. military ntlache, and .Mrs. burnett. The climax of the function was! the elnSHleiil Mimen Icnmi-n nu llirt - u ..... "KReclii," performed by fivo young j Bins, daii-riitors of nobles of hlg!i " ' Prosltlod in Hie name of the cm- L 10 approximately '""VlUM MiCHts, left, presided. The great pavilion " muni,. . mi ui .no .ip- nnnso wood worker, of gleaming fresh white wood and mirror-like ! Inwiuoied surfaces. Kverythlng bus- :?eslcd old Japan magnificent tap- nsii ics uecornieu uy renowned art- " emperor, wearing his full dress i ceremonies entered the nan. companicu oy n.s letmue. . '-"" " .. .... the most exquisite embroidery art. (Worn by Japanese women through- out the hall, were splashes of color which blended dramatically .. ,. ..,.,;...,.. ... ";?,., "f'l hvitli tapestry, while the central scene whero tie . ..... iimperiai family was seated under bll)ZC of ,1((ht f()rmed & .ctur9 f Ktl.lkil . magnificence.. t .,, m lul n)lnna ,i i, fna, k,. ... , resuiiiH an euici voicing ins shus- ,,.., H .v , ,i, mi1.,i. (lf ,,, grcBt corpmonc8 of en., .,, , To- the rcpresentai tve(j of ne f()rKn govermncnt ne j expressed his wisli for the happl-; collIllrlcil nnd c,0KCr frendly rela- les9 nm pr.at.0 of their respeclve l)on!lllp)) bctwccn thc(r c0,lntrt.g , anj Japan. . NKW YortK. Nov. OF) Al- ' lowing for election day. the aver- age dally demand for lumber in the week ended Nov. )0 was sbght- My stronger than ln the previous ! u"ck. Kcports from s2j soft and hard wood mills to the National Lumber Manufacturers association' gave production as 31.011.000 feet: shipments, 102,800.000 foot and new business, 114,704,000 feet. GOODWILL SHIP J Quarter deck of the U. S. S. Maryland on which Pro:id3nt clcct Herbert Hoover an his dlstln. guished party will travel to Central and South America, with ir.;et view (uppor loft) of part of the admiral'i quarters that Mr. Hoover will occupy. L.itct pic'.urc of the Prccidcr.t elcct appears r.t the right, while at the left are Captain Victor A. Kmtorly, comr.icndins; Commander Alfred V. Brown, executive officer, and Lieutenant Commander Mervvn S. Bennion- BANK ROBBERS DUCK HUNTERS FSPINOSA ONE nirrT nrninor nr oi aim nw imnrn inn i u I W 1 1 I I 111 I I II 11 1 1 1 lL. I I II I J L. ; niir IA lll I m IIIML IV UlllLII I Hill 1.1 II I I I i I I Ill 11- I LI IIILLLU n4,;r,M D.. Cinsrlc' cn-iucl!: IICU ruMC juiiuuiimo Raiders $10,000 Loot, Recovered Bank Presi-j dent Held As Hostage,! EscapesJn Fight. , j, -;' MAltlETTA. OUla., Nov. 1 tl. (. one hank robber was dead mid tom. )tTOUlm illt.11(11g another nursed gunshot wounds lirm todav fill owlnir t.io fiulek ...,il,.., ..t n ,l,n...,.l,..wl nf r.n eHlzens in halting a raid on the Mi st .National bank. Colbert Keel, 55, was slain In the litnnilv nncnniitpr vnut nvtlnv iin,l j rf - lliiynie Liddell, 115, bis eonipanion, i probably iiermanently blimled by a blrdshol charge. Hheiiff-elect A. W. Htafford, M. A. Conrad, presi- dent of the bank, and It. C. -Murrls, pusscimin, sustained minor gunshot wounds. On gtiard for bank robbers sine a raid in January, 1 rt7. In which i KherlffKan? Long and Oscar liar- '""'"y fll'n. voice, risen, a bandit, wore killed, the -Montgomery told off leers Ills vcr-rapldly-fomiliiff posse surrounded tion "l "'"""'"K " u"il ! the robbers in their car before i "1"";"h ''- oxh blled a they could leave the scene, and the i" Pm.etured hat as evldonco of skirmish ended at the rear door of ll'U, ,"U"t' j i"","' ,, the Institution. The J10.000 loot l "1'" ,vUn hu"ula "'roueli was recovered. i U, 1"l'urJ- , , lA , , Success in sounding the alarm j 1 "? clu,) ""'Per said the two and recruiting the posse oulckly "!0" bo1,,u nruB.Hl when he 1s followed the bandits' loose action ehnrged b)rt ,f!e at their bunting In fl eeing other employees of the d,uf . lu "!ull'-u H'ugh the bank ufler kidnaping -Mr. Conrad as a nostttgo tjurroundlng their prey members of the posse opened fli c on the car. In which .Mr. Conrad was held captive. The nresldent Hllubtlv wounded In tho shoulder, leuped tl.onl the nutomobllo and flattened on ,he ground as the robbers ,ve,,l 't'- lth revolvers. Th,y fi,,.,i i,ir ,inn .h..i. i.f,.,e they fell ac-.,(,..... I bank robbery In which Hher - Iff Long nnd Harrison were killed Ho had been involved by Cluude Andrews, who confessed and was oenteneed lo flvo years In the peni tentiary for his part in the crime. Approximately' J9UU0, half of which was recovered, was luken In Ihat raid. Liddell ulso Is under an Oklahoma federnl grand Jury In dictment for using tho malls to defriMid. L E ! it I'.nvn fr.ti yjnv i tt tsi. Negotiallons r.,r the consolidation or the osemlte Lumber company. n 7 oi.l, unn ,... . Kugar Pino Lumber company, an 8.000,(I00 corporation, ale being Completed in Han Francisco. It was admitted by James Tyson, presl- dent of the former concern. Who-(day ther there will be an outright pur- chase by the Hugnr Pine concern. or wncthcr there will bo a new stock issuo could not bo learned. Merger of the two concerns, cucii oi wnicn controls ranroaos Into the timber country and mod ern lumbering plants, will give to Man Joaquin valley ono of the lor gost. If not 'the largest, lumber companies In California. AND ITS COMMANDJNG0 PERSONNEL j Hill .11 Hill III IIIIU ULI llll J I nillrt lrmrn I IIIU ULLULU III llll II I I f I II ULUU I1L.L.I L.I1 MWnrninn Chnr o tlnn Pro . .io.ihiiS u.iui i vuy . . v.- cipitates Battle With Al leged Poachers Keeper; Surrenders to Law Tells I V ) h.vt, ,v. .,m1 V(... , (i (nu i ,'. ' n,K Hllul ,,.,, at ,,.,, ,,,, (U,K 'of two alleged poachers today i found a gun club s keeper in jail while authorities Investigated bis story that he kiiled the tinlmars f nfc,... ibi v had lireelliltnted j "u" u 'k In a fre .v of ,.r ' U"J I " trespassed upon the duck burning preserves of the California tiun club wore tlrlle I!. .Mc.Mahon, Jo. j lllld John D. Cullloot, 411. resblelHs ..t w i i i. , ... I, i tc i ., ; i .i uiiiKuinei j , uiieu e u'-'fjuij Mieriii In Oklahoma, was held as llielr slayer. Jio had surrendered volun- " u" " P'ves, sno1Kus oone m their arms. Calllcot approached oursiug, .uonigomery saiu. ", ,f'm' hl" "l,ol"" '" ""' ! 1,10 """-'Per claimed ho uttempted ! lu "'euson" with the trespasser. Montgomery said he returned ,u " "" t;1'''01 '""'"P1"1 V.'?,"0" l,''0Vm "f ",0 ,,m''""' 1 -MVabon qu ckly swung bis gun to "houldur. and the keeiier said they .i.ed ultnust together. Again Mont gomery eseaperl unscathed, while .Wtihun slumped to earth. The dog was uninjured. I A coroner's Inquest was planned I today. DRENCHED BY RAINS KANHAH I.:ITV. Nov. HijAA'i Haln, which the ueulher bureau Kuid was unuKUally heavy for mid- November, poured down over went - orn MlKHouri and eawtei n KannaH lant nlKlit ann today, amounting in runic phueH to lnori? than w .m he, und e.xttnIed over n larRO part . of tho KoulhweHt and Into the middle r-ewt. 'J "he. v.euihr r bureau reported rnln over mont of M lMourl and Kanr-rm. nrrthwent Texan, wouth- "a"1 's'l'w l. Arizona, southern, , ' " v'" -- 'brasaa. LONDON, Eng., Nov. 10. CP) ' Hlr James Heath, husband of Lady' Hentb. wl.lelv linna-n Ilrlilsli fr. woman who Is now In America, to - made public through his nolle - iiora an official notification with- ' drawing authority for her to pled-ti his credit. The notice, which an I pearnil In tho newspapers, also j stated that hn would not hn resixin. sihlo for her debts. 7", - ---s.'p The notice declared thnt slnco has" been doing business In his her marriage Idy Heath had beenl present shnpo a mere muttor In receipt of an allowance uffl-' of 20,000 to 60,000 years. clent to provide herself with all I 4 suitable necessities. 144444 444 44 f. 5 I llll Hi. Willi Hill UI1UUII IIIULIIIUlnn and Assistant coach i.ntiord .Moore, the .Medfonl suimd will he Tlllfl fill HI 1 l follows Centers, II. lluehes mid llfllll I I II Vf Ul II Vf I Villi II LI I V I LI I IIIU Ul t I I Lll I ' Phlnr, flnlf Dm .llncnte viuuaau uun nu uHoi.io Expectations With, a 75 j Today's Play Willincj's! Total 146 Cracks! Bunrhpd . ....... DUnClieU. , . , . I'OltTI.AN'l), Old,, Nov. 1 6. (P) j Abu Hspinoza, Chii ago pro, up- set early expcctitllons in Iho sou- i ,,! round of lha SjUDO Oregon open golf touriiaiuent today Aflor Dr. O. C. Williag of Port land appeared to hold tile lead for Hie two-day play. ICspinosa strolled in witli a 7.i, which gave hlin u lotal ot 11") for the first 110 holes. That was one less than Dr. Wilt- lr.? scored ICspinosa was low yes telday. Mel Mtiilth nt Ibn fnllimhln Ciiu'll. ,.. ui, r P,il,,.l ..l.nlUe,! on ....... ... . ... ........ . .. 1, bringing him up alongside of Witling's 1 HI lotal scorn and glvlnn Poitliuid n lie with Itself for sec ond place Johnny Fill-roll of New York Mulshed with 71! today, .Moiln On tra of Taconiu. and llorlou Hmllh of Jnplln, Mo., evenetl his 117 score for the two days. Walter Hti-tun finished tho sec ond lound Willi a to)al score of 1 1S, which puts him within easy striking distance of tlie lenders. , There, win bo lil In the final round, which starts at 7:JU a. in. Saturday. Among others to finish early today were: lilgg Dagelsh, llutto, 80171. Charles j'erklns, Vancouver, 11. C ?tM. Xoriiian Smith. Yakimn 7G I R fl . Dave Hlack, Vancouver, IJ. C, 70154. Tony Manere. New York, 74 150. Johnny Jones. Seattle, 70 154. Harry Coopir. llllffalo. 78 lf4. Al Kspinnsa, Chicago, 76 165. ('rank Walsh. Appletoll. Wis., 77 ISO. , Itudie Wllhelin, Portland. 88 101. Tommy Armour, Washington, D. C. 74 l lll. Johnny Jiinor. Portland 77 1S1. Mult Martin, lleno. 162. , Waller I'uisey, Hcuttlo, 70 i h i . I'lill Taylor. Victoria, IJ. C 7lt K.D. rod Dudley. Iis Angeles.' 78 1 1 ft- j n,"k Hiieston. Medford ;"n y?nterdny. ) ' ry . i tVOSpCCtS VlOOu ticored for Billion Years Scientist Says 1 4,44,4,.ft4( 4 NKW YOltK. Nov. 10. WV-This world hus been a going concern for im than a billion, years and tho hu- ; man race probably can count ! on occupying it another bll- i Hon. In the opinion of Dr. liobert A. Mllllkun. physicist or the California Institute of Technology. He also told the .inte ehanibea of commerce I that munklnd Is but a baby! T i Bad Luck Comes I Tru Disrespect i 1 Funeral Itfarch !: I fllli'A'lO. Nov. ltl. (.") It is bud lurk lllo suiieinti- I i tllious si.y. to , rofS the street ' ! Ihroutrh a funeral iu'nces.sieu. ! Fred l. Stevens drove his . 1 ear through the line of ma- rhines f.llowini; t lie liody of I lain Kepreselilatlvo Thomas; ll'urraii ye.-terday. and was i killed when his ear collided ; i with another. '. : ! PREPARED FOR DALLES FORAY! ! Locals in Best Physical Con- j i- . . r I dition Many Fans Leav - ... ing for Battleground Game Starts 2:30 P. M. Will Be Broadcast. The Medfurd Mull seliocl fuot hall siiuad. undefeated for rlV1' 1 1 rl 'I'l... M..llnu it-lw.cit Ihi.v nhiv tile' ! IiIkIi school team or that city .Mon I day afternoon. 1 in el.irKe of loaen 1.1..K .Mason ,; Kuards J Hughes, Spnigue (..reeli: tackles -V B ' ; and Stoclir. and one to he selected; i end, .McDonald, llowei imin and O. . Ncwlln: iiuarterlmcks. .Midvln und !arnett: halfbacks, Anderson. nanell. AppleKate. Walker; fun ! CALUSON CREW - The Kanie 1h seheilutett lo start at li : 3u o'elock In the af ternuun, with wad... w. wmiams ot rmt- iiiiki iin ii'ivti-v. The .Meaior, team is in tap oesi physleul condition of the season LWK" 'X't'n ' "cr; """-JhimI (Jlinvloarehero. third lsjrer (Hlum,. fulllmck.nvho ls out with iin'wH (ltfk.el.' fou,. were1 Vx- , injured arm. peetcd to testify this afternoon. ! A general lick of southern Oto- ; iron football fans for tho sceno of NRW VOKK. .Nov. 18. UP) action started tills morning. by.I'nlli'd slates Attorney Chnrles If. auto, Keores iilannlng on altundliiK iTtitiic announced todny that ho ... ,.,.,... others will leave Sitiurdiiy by way of The Dulles- suy that anyono attempting to pre Callfornla highway. vent the full testimony of wlt- The game is attracting attention j nesses as to the sinking of tho throughout the slate. It will be steamer Vestrls would be most se broailcast over K(1W,I tho radio vcrely dealt wllh. station of the I'ortland oregonlan, nnd over tlie Mull Tribune station K.MKD, by the Jackson County bank, anil the reports will be broadcast by loud speaker by the Mall Tribune In front of Its office on North Kir street. The .Medford teilm has received encouraging niessuges und best I posucu uy tne rescue snip, ueri o. wishes from the Ashland high I Tho subpoena was Issued by school, Its traditional rival the ! Chief Assistant IT. S. Attornov Halem high school, and the Corval- i liobert Manlcy and George Mlnt lls high school. Izcr chief of tho criminal division A final rally or students and eltl-j of Iho federal attorney's office, zens will be held al llio Craterlan who are among the staff nldlng theater tonight between Iho first! I'- H. Attorney Chnrles Tuttle lu and second shows. The .Medford j-bl Investigation of tho disaster, high school band will play and stu-1 Tho lifeboat was wanted to dents will give school yells and d'oelt "P " sworn statements of songs. Tho latter will be flashed ' passengers as to Its unscaworthl on the screen so all can sing. There noss. win b.. snenehea i.v thn mayor. ! The manifest of the Vestrls also leailiim clllwns. iiiid football finis, Members of tlie football squud will ; bo Introduced from tlie stuge. There will lie a lurge attendance, and a rousing time. The team will embnrll tomorrow evening nt 0:42 o'clock, and the Southern Pacific railway has at tached two extra sleepers for tho acciimmodullun of fans. The team will return home Tuesday on the ; .,.,. y,,.,,.,, . Caworthy. said moi iiing train. : ,udB ,. ,mn not ln,pCctod The Calllson crow views Tliol,. ,,-,. ,.i..A t ,urt i,,,.. nation, and seriousness, and none of the Ught-hearledness that has I marked many of their contests. ! They are prepared ror tho batllo or their lives. This Is tho one I game they have been waiting for I tot months, und after . weeks of be- Ing under wraps they Kill unleusb man on tho liner Vestrls, testified all the football they know wllh tho today nt tho Investigation Into sounding or tho opening wblstlo. j tho steamer's sinking, that ho had There Is no over-confidence, nclth- told United States Attorney Churl's cr Is there any apprehension. n, Tuttlo that, before tho HOH Tho Dulles has set aside 200 j went out. a message left tho Vcs Moala in the covered grandstand tor j trH, saying, ' We lliny need help." southern Oregon fans. Voschero said on tho slnnd that riupporters or tho mld-C'ulumbla he did not sond It himself, how niuud have suddenly chnnged their 0vcr, und he could not remember tune, und now admit thut Thu who sent It. when It was sent, or Dalles even will prubub!) be scored ! how ho knew about It. upon. Heretofore, It was their After .prolonged questioning, proud boast that their goal line j Mr. Tuttle demanded: whs inviolate, and no team ablo to i "Son. didn't you tell mo down cross It. Adherents of The Dalles, (stairs, beforo tho BOS was sent, nlso are not as windy as on the tt message wont out from tho Ves sporllng pages of tho Portland pu- tils saying, 'we may need help'7" pers a youiigo. Tho fighting spirit The boy, who was third asslst of the locals has been roused to 'ant In the Vestrls radio room, the highest pitch of their othlellc'jnodded. careers by articles In newspapers,' "Isn't li t fact?" Tuttlo do llghlly scoffing at tlielr ability. mantled, "thut when you went on Kcouts of Tho Halloa attended tho Armlstlco Day game here with Ashland. All they sr.w was three lino plays and a forwnrd puss. They also saw a team that loured getting l.to uetlun, and stalled In the huddles, until pennllzed. A telegram wus received this morning by Prlnclpul II. 11. Conklc saying that the Commerce high school or I'ortland would vote to night upon tho acceptance of the Medford Invitation to play a game In this city Thanksgiving day. cm in FACE QUIZ Chief Officer and Others Served With Subpoenas in Federal Inquiry U. S. Attorney to Deal Heavily With Information With holders Lifeboat No. 13 Examined. Latest rimiifs of Vostris TriiKttly. (liy tlio Associated Press) .j. i.VS0 lKlu.es ,,,.,, y Sundefson" and Hons, agents im- the Lamport and hou j tt ii in., Hiiun . Aboard nt RfiiliiiR: 326 ! persons, lis passengers, 198 ! I 4 crew. I Kescued: 00 pussensers, i 155 crew, total 215. Presumably dead: Passen- ! girs CS, crew 43. total 111. Missing. ;8. .... Dead ami mlf-'slng include 4 7 women, 13 children. 4 NKW TOliK, Nov. 11!. (fll- Krank Johnson, chief offieer Of ; und ihvv0 lnlnor offi. j wero serV01i wUh Knby,omm, today to apneur beforo thu federal innuiry into the dlsnHter. Kurller Federal Attorney f'horles H. Tuttlo had announced that Johnson could not bo found. Gov ernment ncenlfl. however,, even tually reached him at the Hotel llolley to which ho had Rono after arriving here on a rescue ship. The other officers Hunpoenara wc j Q , BOCOnd Bffl. , T , u Wnl),llld, tl)ll.u ofn,.cr ,imi,,i .w led him m 1 NEW YOUK. Nov. !. P A federal subpoena was Issued today for, lifeboat No. 13 of the founder od steamer Vestrls nnd department of Jostles agents were nsalgncd lo tuko It to tho federal building from the pier, whero It wns de- i was subpoenaed to permit a. study of tho nature of the ship's cargo. shifting ot which Is bolleved pos sible to have had something lo-uo with tho ship's tipping over.- . NEW YORI. Nov. 16. (P)--Prederlck I.. Dennis, assistant In spector of. boilers of tho United Htutes steamboat sorvico, ono of .1,. .Floor. man u-hn rtfiuMnrl 1h(. tom of the ship, but even If It was cracked, as some of the crew are roported to havo said, it could not have caused tho sinking. KKDISIIAL JJUILDINCI, NEW VOI1K, Nov. 16. ffl Charles Vusclioro, young . Hcottlsh radio duty Bundoy night ut 8 o'clock. the message had gono out and that you read It then';" "I don't remember," Voschero replied. i NEW tOltK. Nov. II. (rP The cost of the wreck of tho Ves trls. exclusive of claims for dam agos by survivors and relatives ut those, lost In the disaster, today was estimated by shipping meu ut 11,000.000. (Continued on Page Seven) ': . 'f