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o The Weather Forecast Fair, and frecilntj tern . jm rat ure tonight. Maximum ycstcnlay 56 Minimum yesterday 29 Weather .Year 'Ago FORD UNE Maximum 5S 5 MKDFORD, OliWiOX. Tl'KsHAV. NOVK.M I'.F.l? J, I !.': No. 242. WH. rthT-woth F f Today Bj Arthur Brisbane Gandhi's Cow, Coolidge's Speech, J'ulitzer's Horse And Mayer's Radio Tip (Copyright, 1)28. by Star Co.) Hritain's am.OOd.OO, Hinl subjects followed their prophet fiandhi into, nml through, ninny . kinds of foolishness. , They believed him, when he ad- j i vised hand weaving to compete : with ' Iiritish looms, mid ml-' mired him, when he starved ! himself in a British privon. j They turn against him now,, heennse he has eansed a snf-1 ferintr sick eow to be lulled and ' put out of hopeless misery. Hindus worship tlie cow as a goddess. Hindu goddesses haw taken the cow shape, as Jupi ter took the shape of a hull. Also the cow gives inilk, like n mother. You would' not kill your sick mother, 110 matter howled IT lives and Inflicted a property j loss roughly estimated at ten mll- S""K- I linn d.illars. Tllerefore, you must not kill j in Missouri, Kansas and Okla- ,.:!. ..M.. homa. where 14 lives have been II I'll . Thousands of miserable ani mals die slowly, stai'vintf, in India, ami no one will kill iii.i.n vv nn the tniic i on er . ; police to put sultering erca- . turt's out of their misery, the j population longs to rebel, and would, if it had the energy. I No wonder a handful of , . t . meat-eatinir, heel' mid whiskey . (IrinkillK British call handle 1 7 1 'innnnfinntlTIii, 1 r.ntl keep down ,(00,()l)l),n(K) I till- litis. . no ... , ' ' , . . i '1 hose Hindus that turn on : finnillli for tU'Stt'OVillL' a Sllf- . . . , " .. lerillil llllllllltl win eta "" theoiitu nf n I ll nil sill 111 I troats 111 . . , . i .i. tlieir temple yarn, ueeatise tne , lllond pleases some ROtl. the llrilisll till. Ollli.1,1 ,III1 llll'V IIIUC HI,: "'"'-"' for forhiddiii!.' "suttee." t lie . .. ,. i : )l lictlt'e ill uiiriuii . u,ui(; o i.i- ows alive with the hodies of tlieir old hushiinds. Vhoever can iet excited ahout "the ivrons of India" pets excited easily. . James Writes from Mr. , . . f, j rope allOllt America antl t-OOI-,lh(, idjfC ill a Way that must be ap- . ill 11 lb A lit iloil.r plautleil l) all tllC til ui-tuu- mt; nations. 1 hC ACW l Ol'lt 1 Times that prints his writing should be paid advertising rates for "full position, next to pure reading matter." M Mr. James says that Europe recocnijies this country's right to blind, any kind of navy, which you'll admit is very sweet of Kurope. ' Hut he and Kurope evidently I think that Coolidge and the! country that elected him shoul be ashamed of themselves. Thank honven foi Mr. James) . . . t nml the Times that prints his stuff. It will stimulate, here, prepnratinn for what Kurope would do if it dared. Fortunately, just now Europe feels toward 'this unfry as;f theater on h-stra but prior . t . i ij , to that he played a leadline nde those llmdus fee! toward Hnt i,n S;lll nrilt.M I1IOt lu.cllc ' j political life, specially after the I liirlll.illiih.. nml fi- of 1 'lllli Or. as that alllo'eitleil, the. lllte Joseph I'ulit.er, felt to-l the union labor ticket and served , i x. .i 1 , k 'three nuecessive terms of two years ward H horse tlint he rode HlOIli; ,,((.h Uurlnu his terms ns the the upper Coniiehe road. haek. city's chief executive some spec-ji,, i i m i'-i ' taeular leiflwlatlon and exioKures of Rcnulieu, 011 the .Aletllleri n-i t(luk pocc Tl,n Itoo nnrited , nean. . (lillicmt; on the el(.'iot a prt-i.l- pice, to which a pnKsmp nay wiijion ha,(jforeed it. "Damn you," said Pulitzer, almost blind, "I wish I dared hit you on the head." That's just how Kurope feels toward us and especially to ward Mr. Coolidiro, dancinir on Hie brink of war. The tock market continue to (Continued on Pa Four.) MISSISSIPPI LEWS CUIK-SSENJOIENT BY FLOODS storm Zq p Watfir ; i LHP '01 MISSISSIPPI i Flood Sweeps Thousands Arrp! Prim Whpflt and HlICb OOII1, VVllBdl u. Rice' n 1 l Obveiumi i-ivea Lost Heavy Damage. (lly the Associated Press.) Into the lap of Old .Man himself, the decp-rniiinK. untrn.-t ! abln Mississippi, wns. poured today the nuer of the hue autumn j floods. ' ; Levees near Qulnoy, 111., had crumbled, jiecniittlii the woters of, swollen tributaries to sweep over j thousands of ncres of corn, wheat i and vice on both the Missouri and j Illinois side of the Mississippi. With this flood, and ilnmiiKO I done by the Kentucky nml riimber- , I land rivers in Kentucky, the tin-, 1 controlled valers today had claim lost and where property danumv has been heaviest, a recession of the waters was nuiklltuM'sslhlc a j survey of the urcatcst Ncivemlicr flood dain.'iMe these stat-s have ' r known. That was true, how- I ever, more particular v in ivaiis:i:M and Oklahoma, for acruss Missouri hn riYlfr ,hal nas thl, ,, ,,, cniiiinoeii in ne n i,iKine loeicut-. , The Missouri was danK'oroiisb . ,-lose to flood staj-'e across the on- tire slate, and tb, lull 101,11.01 "f Bi-eat areas of bottom lai,.-1. -a streams In the S .- I.ouls territory wen' ''""k",1 1;"yr"h . ",'""' !' "., ', l.tehw. throughout the stale were blocked., .-. 11,IM'. - .u",!lV'1' - 'i'"" - Tb,.- number of homeless ran liluh Into the thousands One; ,,, ,.,-,. ,V,. r,., ,.,- dwelllniis In five Kentucky com- niliniti.-s alone, with llie Kentucky ,, cimlierliin.l rivers still rising at last reports from the fliioile.lt areas early today. I' I n c v i 1 I i ,..(.ul.t.n. .suiishiue. itariiour-, vllle and .Ii,ldl.-l,or were the Ken- 1 K i-oiiim,,"!,,.- ". , ,., llllr ,,..1,,sl ,-, ..,,. ,, u,l ,,,,,., ,vi..,s O.-nieetowii sii.l i ,,,v - Sunshliie an suburbs of Marian. I'inevllle II, al tbree It was near employes of the Vlrulnln Hiirlan ' team. He gave them his heartiest: Coal corporation were swept to'rin n the back. Such Is fame dcalh when ,a tree, borne on the flood's crest, tore away a brlilue on which they stood. , There was no loss of life lii (he reiiioli surrouudiiu.' (fuiiicy. Ihiiuuh ninny .thoiisail, is of acres , were flooded. 'I'lie l.uisl Ins of l he i Kll-'lark levee, which protected the: South ITiihius drninuKe iilstrlct on ! jUwsoU1- id,, t the Missis- slppi. liernilllcd tlie waters to iiour over , acres 01 i ten ooiu.iu ,, KrmVK ,-rps. On the Illinois side the caribou levee which bad served to confine licir creek since INtiL. crumbled In four places, flooding "..una ncres In the l.lm.-i drainage district, 2rt . miles north of tiiiincy. ONCE MAYOR S. F. sax kuanvisco. n-.v. m l'unene K. Sehuiit.. former mayor nf Sun K,.anrWMi (u,.lt lll(liy llt uif home. Death came under tiiyateil- ous circumtalH-'s br-cause hf went I Mi bedj in good healrli lint nigh I and died suddenly shortly after. H a. m. Sclimilz was of late yeais leader .... ... fh.Ml -.i-,,.,,.,, , Shtrtly after the ei-ont fire i iiii'iiK. itiiiiiK un iiiiiujt "inn J - ,.ty nrriotulH nml the entire honnl MYSTERY IN DEATH, EUGENE SCUM M of supervisor was iudicUtl onjtim they really charges of taking tnon.-y from prl- uriu-p, Wiiril Ii" a vnto nillwny ciimiiinli- to nll.nv tni-ni to ri'pliiro rntili1 i-.-ir ny.ilenn. with ovi-rhenil tmllfya. Tin- lay Thprp wor clone lo r.ntl M-il-of the trial Unit followeil worc.fonl iK-onle at the Kanie, nl they mnrke.l l,v iihnntli.ir i,n,i l.li.n.uiie.l mail merry ilurinff nml ni..-r thu Hrhmltz left a wlil.nv and loCame. They ooruuinl an entire . ery iirun.inEe. i niiiiKo ...... itniiRhtrm, one of whom i In n '''tlon In the Krnn.lntnnil, ami , trai tor nml former nll-arotinil nth Cathollo convent. Ithi-lr yeli rnttlei! a.rnm the foot-M'tlr i hamplon. toiloy win el.-.t.'l t hillH that horrter the Columbia. prealilrnl of the Natlonnl Ania- Mlll to Mart. Tlie writer m-nnne.l the UuKiieUcur Athletic I'nlon liy unanl- H MI IRK. Ore.. .N.,v. :n.(A'l I.. J. HhmiMin iinnoutiL-eil the Himn-'hlm mm I.umoer company mill will mnrt ruttlnit nrcrmbcr 1, with 10U men employed Stationary Plane 0 in French Clouds Attracts Interest for more than !!0 minutes minutes yesterday on an air- : plane that seemed riveted to . the clouds nt a holRht of about lOOrt feet over the center of li e city. It wns an autoiiyro- . scope of the type developed , j hy Juan do la Clervn. the i Spanish inventor, who not 'hSrhB planes. The machine eventually was driven away by lowering ! r'n''s "? t stratioii of the iiosslliility of , a evierthun air machine re- malnhiK stationary. . AT THE DALLES in i pas Thinking FaOtOr J Victory-Opponents Gal-1 . . ,, , i lant Hughes and Mor- gan Lauded Medford Spectators, Jubilant. (Hy Arthur 1'crry) TI1H UAI.I.KS, Nov. ioi.mii - ., muni wnn . nm-ui niu..r, ,!-, ravins Modfurd hich school rootlall team tanu led with Tlie Jllll(a today, and both came orf ,.,,.,,.,,,....,, do(.,slve1v. The Medfurd. -1-'; The Dalles, a. Warriors" rode to PERRY REVIEWS! nPItllPMN RAMP: virion heemise tney tnuiiKiii tnree-, it e t uruno in ni f"r- ffh .( ,w.on,, mstel. lha -'Mr 1ovl.l. , drivc thence to speedy foe, that luucht gullanlly 'I'muclltalim, .Honduras. lie also M ,.ml.';(l ,, ,,..',, ,,. invited t U t" !mte - . .,,., h,)0fl u.n,,,t m,,l. Costs Klia and other vn - 'Vn - - - i - he - the liom.." field. I And out of tho welter, stnnds : two youths. Thcv made no lonu ,-,, ,i,.- il, ., 'l.t,,lln T!.i ,.11;,ht no "nin-s- f,.om ti)0 4000 souls assembled, 3liU0 of the lot ! pravhiK fur The Dalles to win. The;,- were obscured, most of the ,ti,riiit.. ,.rin,-n., in iu mi, I Thcv were 'inconspicuous, yet they were mlKhly. Hut Coach m. ' ., " i-,in,fm witve I it- , I ii,. wi-i-e aiiison saw tliem. The !lvr ,. nKhes .and Hill MolKiill. ;,....k,,, ,.,,. r n, Vedford ln hKn sl.,oi,l. n-ho -,-li,.i- tinrnle Itnehes i;w-l.-l.. Ah,. Ward flush or 'I'lio ., PH team, so iitird II seemed team. the earth shook. Then swiftly lion- ,,-nB to his feet, lie helped the j ill pounder lu his, and said: "Xlee pnme little felhr! Het-j ter luck some other time!" Heinle lUmhes: What a boy! His pa and his sister sat In the Ki-anostit no. ., The Med ford line did it today fattened the rolls made it pos- slide for Melvin. Marrell, the slip- pery fiaruett, the flashy Apple-: Kale, to scoot and scurry for Ioih; pu ns. Helped the plodilins. hard- hilt ini A nilfi'soM in hiH short. Hiiapiy ilriveM, knocked anxious Iiik in a M-t which liaH bet n in tmklciH out of the roatl for the H.allt'l in .Mr. ll.jovern itiii-tutv. wrifllillK CookKie. Vhe preMdent-el ct lii" to liPti-u AM inai.Hi'! The tinxun line! in to the Smnfonl-t'uliiorniii foot They dUI their muff today! h.nll name on the Pacific coiihi 'Hihturdav. Your correspondent talked Inj .jKht!y inovioH hIho nre furnish The DaHen men. They P)1 f((l. tho entertainment of the I diH.inuutfhed itarty nnd nlno for many of nil tuid: 'W'v thotiffbt we had a foot ball team. We were beaten fairly. ' Mod lord can beat them nil. No nllMx, no e.v usen, no whim pering. All were profuse in their prnNe of the victors. . It wan a bitter disappointment to The Jallf-H. Only a conserva tive minority nw the handwriting on the ''wall. And town prld.s kept them client. liut after th-j battle and It wns a battle The Kalle, as one man. heaped all the vocal honors It could muster upon the crew of Cnlllson. Never wart there o KrnrloiiR a loser as Tho iMlles. They nre all for Med ford, now. It was pimply a ense nf (J(1 miii'li miiflilno mxilnur ci ton II) hunt nhout .i t'nr, nnti The l)iillc i .,..u t ai... hud one. In the person , of Aln Ward. 140 pounds. ' He was 11 ward. 14fl pounds. ' H was a nle f yisltn between ( or nto nnd f;tMt nn(1 8h,fty lMck and uncon-1 V "Ibantlso. The Maryland will re- lfU(irahln, He was fleet. Once:"111'" nt the latter port a week r;u.(Ml 11Uirh the entire Med-("lU,r thp Hot.ver party starts by furA team. Melvin lashed out at t,,ll for Jtuenos Aires, thim witn rt(.a,ny ,-c.rtainiy, sinlllni lb-fore reachlnn Corlnto, Mr. aH i. lt. to hait touchdown. - ii was me iirsi. mi una ny 'i - hnnie f The Dallea -the only threnten.l to tirst-clai fool-; j ,i player a runnliiK fool. throne for John Mann, and raw not. Kill (laten. with that j luvulile itnpiiihneni of hia. fooled 1 (Continued on I'agt Blx.) H AD F President-Elect Gets 'Sea Legs' and Enjoys Rest Confers Regarding Good Will Trip -May 'Not In-, sped Canal-Radio Links World' to Ship. r. S. S. .M.MIYJ.AN'D. EX llOl'Ti: TO COH INTO. NIC'A lSACI'A, Nov. 20. W) -Sow that he has had time to net his sea b-jis. President-elect Hoover, en none to the republics of 1-atin America on a mission of Kootl i w 11 and undcrslandlnn. today was tnjiiylnir himself on Hhipboard 'and for Hie nest few days will Vive hliiisi-lf over almost entirely ito rest. Kven the Job of pusim; for the camera men has been banned for that period, As the ship moved down Uie coast of lower falifui nia yester- w',th" Try T . iAnicrlcim ambassador to Italy and ,. tu,hnt or i.atiu-American at- i lairs, cgnceriun.i; tne iii-iuhm the ilinilary of his trip, on which be embarked Monday niornlus and- which will i-ontiiiiio through January. Ile iuise of the prcssim; charac ter of the Invitations which have come from every one of the Cen tral and South American republics. the pi-esidenl-elei as many countrb the limited time : . . .. ..... . ,, (,"nK",'P'rini- fort Kolnn' a pnijeeted Inspection of the I'nnamu Canal. He w.ul.l save three .lays by omit-! tiI1K Halho,, as a port of call. i, Anie'rirnir ( otilln-n-s, -l.nr may be Impossible to Incliidu tiicin i i 'his visit. I -t'Liuls of' Mr. Hoover say that, i,.u o.lsuli.n is not one haviiiir a: , oiniiiercial aspect, but Is purely for the purpose of fiirtberiiur Kood will and undorstnndlim with .ut Aliierien. They believe th it .ilt is 11 mill-stone in the .history of the relationship he-; iwcen tlie two contincnis .i,. , t.l,,., ..f - continents and mil n. will iiila e i,ii -i ,.--' '!, feet. " Activllv lillercstiuj;. Moth Mr. Hoover and Mrs. 11""- ver find keen Interest in watch- jnB the uctivlty on shipboard. Th.-v move about on the nuarter ib-ck. a narl of which bus l en reserved for them, for iulte loim stretchis al a time. and the prcsi- dent-elect took a brisk constitn-; tlonal early this forenoon. .Mr. Hoover: Is kecplllK in close .touch with Hie worm uy rain,' ' llesumes of.liOO- words each will, be received twice dally thi-our.h-1 lull uie iujhk.-. hi in. ....". ; rcicttliir navy radio news, siip-j piled by the Associated press, in.-. latter Is printed In the daily snips patier, a one-pane sheet entitled the ' Kvenini; ll.irr.ian.' IteRiilnr radio proKiunis 'can he reCL'hVd merely hy tun- th Whp'h ol'fli erM nml men. Mi' ih!(n (iO Hewn reel.s were reel were placed aboard the Mary limit before sail- Ini;. Some were sent from Holly wood no that they ml'llt be le-; l.aM-tl for the Hoover parly bn fire Their rekac in the r.-KUliir run theatres of the i'nfted States, l ine. Weather. TIiuh far the weather has been delightful, with scarcely any wind and only n Kentle rollinn Air. Hoove? Ik a pood sailor. H- has rrosM-d the' Atlantic nnd Pa cific: on many un occasion, but at present In moving Into w.iters unknown lo him since this is his fl,.Ml yMt lo riouth America. i iif iii it i iti mi hum nei il "i I Knots, ner usual cruiMnn speeo. w"k'h ttil ".e mnlntnlncl ,il.-, It I necessary to speed up the sclu-d "'"ver piann to inspect the snip. ' Am he moves about the craft, he , "lHuyn him In the liarloii'iuml one .or rour iprri.t iervlre m.-n who nil ni ronipnnylnK him on the voyage. They will remain with him nt leant until Inauguration ilny. Ilrmiilnico IIihiIh A. A. 1'. 1 NI-:W VIlliK, Nov. 20. (PH luoun vote of tho 1 !l J S" convention lln micceeilH Murray llulliert of New Voi le who put hln own uc- cor In nomination uflcr K-rvinu Ifour tctmi. 11 VESTRI3 SAILORS t- ' t f ... ' 1 v -i K r Among tiio eurvivom picked up n'nis C:pea.wcre tlcrt to right): Gsorge Kog?!, oil members of the transmitted by telephone-.)' Power Companies Flayed in Butler Testimony Before Senate Investigation of; Klamath Indian Condi tions. SA. l-'lt.Nl'ISi'tl. X..v. Sti.t,Vi Cilcraes tpf pci-sci-ut iini of the PtMllUN FKII1M irjr" : CHARGE MADE -IVESKMRH : IM INniAM nill7. nilPflrJTIFAnQ lo UNUtK WAY : hi inuiriM uuil uui um lliiuu ' ' ' !Hnmp Prnrinr! fc WppI, wishes to visit Klamath Itivio- Indians by the us possible in pow i cotnp. mies. iiicludinu niur t his disposal, del- and ursun. clininM-4 idher bit- ,,. i,..,.. ,i,,,i,r iiw. r,i session of the renatoi -lal investlua- Hon of Indian aflaiis In this slat,-, Hacked by Cnitcd Slates Senator , Hiram W. Johnson, women's , lobs .1... .......... ,t,-. associate ..Mrs. Mary Cist born- bach, ealh-d the ".loan of Arc" of :th Klamath Itiv-r l,li:,... made h, flerv .witiiei-s b, tore tin, romm.i!- tt"i.:.wii;eli ' is- Hwotn'.'-- th- rtorr-- loiuiiu, 01 nct-a-n nun maiaiimiuts- tral:on directed UKUfnst the IV, I- en, I Indian bureau. "Tie- -p,nv, r ,-orlioi atlons have i stopped at iioIIiIiik to (ret .power , rites on the Klamath river. .Mrs. J Dornbacb testified. "My own sister was niur.lci ,-,l and our house biu-ncl by aKeiils of the tiou.-r companies In their ancipts to drive ley people lroiii the district, une icy ull. uul ,-,,-il 1 - I IK'Uef that a certain California : power company had obtaiued a , temporary permit to Iciil.l a ilnm on the Klamath river was ex- ; pressed by id I s , by Harry C. Dol'liharh I al.- llobcrts, disli-lot Ichairiiian of Indian Welfare, l-'otl- , el ation of Women's clubs, niiil At- ' torney I'h.-irl I,, (illluore of S: riimeiito. I " mm inn were to lie unlit. ; I hey said, the Million flshlni; in - ,.i,,,a, i iver, wiii.-n u supports the Indians In the vatioii, would be destroy, J. lush y reser- oinpt i oiler iCfstcns, " ASlIIXdToX. Nov. 2o. V)- .1. 'Y. Mclniftxh, comptroller the einifiiey. h.(M ti-ndM-ed hi reMnnation to President C.ndidKe. The ri'siiiiiation I eon accepted hy hurt not yet the president. but lie t-xpiT'.H t do ho WHAT I WILL DO TO HELP MY CITY AND MY COUNTY One of a Series of Articles in the Buy-at-Home and Home Products Campaign Sponsored by tho Mcdford Chamber of Commerce "1 will buy Hie iridurls thai are n in ii u i'lic I ured at homo. They are just ax pond and do nol ensl any more:- T will do maiid caiiui'd (.'onilx put up liy our local canneries. If our Crocor does nut have lliem, I will call for them until my iffo ei r puts Ihi in in. It is tlie siiinc willi hri'iid, liutler, flour, biii'iiu, hauls; in fuel, cvi-ryt liintr thai is manufactured here. It will take lint a liltle of this spirit to make work for a hun dred more families. "I will refuse to buy I mm travelinj; peddlers, liccause they pay un taxis ami donate untiiim; toward .our o, immunity charilies. nor help to supporl our ooimiiunil.v in any way. lies'les, if what I buy from lliem dues not itivn satisfaction, I have iioacome-haek. lie has none, while our local mei' fliaiils iire always here to back up their (roods. "I will ipiit FPiidintr orders to tlie mail-order house. Sum" of the thiiuis thai 1 p'l are all richt, but others look different than they (lid in the cutalnj?. 'heu there arc some other lliiims lo think about. How can I help In slop some of Hie lourisl-t Hint drive through our coiiiiiy; Host of them are on their vacations and would be interested in our fine scenery, hilnlinir, fishing, or coif, and mi'-'ht hln (iver a few days. This would help our eoiiimiinity like a bi' factory, beeaiisi I lie tourists would buy larirer iiantilics of our pnitluel't. . , ''I am (foinir to io tlirso Hiin).'s for two reasons, because iP, community n Is my help, and bei-aiiM- it will make me feel ' In) bctlrr than wiling liai k'luid kii yiii(i, 'What they otnilit to do is etc' " Tomorrow "''armors Need More Money." RESCUED AT SEA t ' ' r- j -v :v 1 . iit- hy rcscuinn vessels off the Vir. P. L. Jones, Tony Glad.anlos and crew. A:sociated Press photo , Dupont, Case and Radio Hit Ceiling Traders in Buy-i ing Bedlam Ticker ls Swamped Many New; High Records. j . XI'.W V(U!K. Nov. L'0. IjV) lli;ll-priced stocks weve sent sky- i-ockcilni; on th, New Vork stock ,xei,a,,Ke today, tinder the leader- ship of Dupont. which sih.it up son p.-r share to the record price of S.'tHO for the first time. Case 'I'hresliin,. was burled up ?3 S-isi, and I'.iulio s:'ii.r,n to isr,.-,. 'i'he tlek.-r fell more than an hour-and :tu minutes behind the market tit I p. ni., the loosest delay on record that curly in tin, ,J mnsiull. .At- AUal ' JiAixi.-.,,hiAV,J,'er. ' the llckei had reported -miles of ' approximately a. nun. ana shares, land Wall street expected a 7,0011.- share day for the first time in Ills- ; I tory. ; Acain both the blc; traders and the little traders seemed to fall 'over each other in 'frantic efforts ' to place their orders. The ex cliani:e floor was thrown into bed lam as the floor traders, with their nerves already shattered by the record iradim: .of the past 'two w eeks. Inhered to cxei ule the nya- i lanehe of orders. Ut-eeiie Otnancn Copper. Johns- I Manviile, May Department Stores, Woolworth. International Harvest- M, ,,,li, i-.l llll ,f I'nlir.oolo Standard nil of (nllfornlf l.ltinhl t'aihonic and Keith-Alheo ( upheiiin co mm ''in and preferred, v ..vf. "fnt up STi to S10 a nliuro to new MkIi levrla for the year or ..u;.ei . Tne i my i UK movement i upread out to Include the niiln, ' New Haven. Northern Pacific nnd Canadian I'aclfh all breaking into new hlh ground. T"" Oivcoii Weitlhei- rlr t .4. uud W'ednenday but uilh coiiderahb chuidinesM wet portion toniKht. Kiee.iiiK temiiern- tin e toniKht In the cast portion, .Moderate tioulhei y windrt becom- ' Intr- variable on (lie coaHt. 1 Scalpers Reap Money Hardest on Wall Strei NKW VuHK, Nov. 20. j Tlu liuliaiin uro uno nrul lln h-eulpins knife (.ilscnrtted t ( 4 us a weupon. but the prurtice of Hcalpinjj continues on the . ' tjlniul of .Munhattun. 4 4 The activity, which han ho- j cimo more ronoumril of -f , late, is confined, however, to ! the Mock market, where ; "scalpers" lake advantage of -fr ! 1 rising prices to buy bulMshly ' ai-livc slocks In early tradlim. r t sell out before tie- cion of i- the session and pocki'i their 1 j pi-Tirus. With Issues soarinK ' ! I a ti ir points In a day. the h "sealpt-rs" aiMnircnlly h-ive j ; found trading on a day-to-day . 1 basis (i profitable nccupal ion. ! !! PAMPA S PflD i Gains Support of Local j hand." sho related. "He hod jalrently struck my husband, for Business Men Window!' cmiln " m- j Itaby was -In tlio next room. Ho DiSDlaV! FpattlrP Urirp',,u'l"k me over tho right eyo uiojjidys rcctiuiB iyiuic . ... m.obhlv ,. ,h ,,., Factories Are Listed. llt-Klnniivt veHterdny niorninK, Home Products week In Medford was well under way today, with ,, ,. ... . i Iuk into a swnmn near Carter ,h PIrt of pract.jlllkPi 81,mmor tJ0 t. Mrt. 8trl I ''" '"' ','l esiniuishinents auil ; mnnufiicttirers. Window displays I which were not eomnleted yester - tlay wore In lie lust buikos of com Idclioti today. Window curds and stickers. t'licuiiiimliiK the purchasa ot home products In support of tho mamilaeliner an well hs. the fur - nier. Bartlener and orchard tut. were Bartlener and orehtiidist, were nlsA- unHis 'Xlveti'-Kendrtii dlalijbtf tlon today. Kvei-y possible effort will be used tills week to oxpoiind the heuerits of ptiiTliasIni; liome-mutlo and Krown prod, lets, clllliK thu suv Inx or money to tne piitciiiiser uud the encoiiriiKenieiit of a latter payroll for (no grower and munu lacliirci, with hlKh ttruilu (puillty ono of tho lent, ires In the proilucls purchased. I'eoplo lire not only encouraiceil to pttrchuso Moiirortl ntudo Roods but also to patronluo local estah- llshmenta in thu purchase of ltoniu- virowii fruits, vcKctaliles, Rrants, lioititry, meats nnti Unity products, j which share emiully in importance Wltll 110,11111-111.1111-1,11 ettorlu Willi mUllllIllCUirCIl IIOOUS. InleroHt in tho huy ut-ltome cam - pulKii Is ItirKer thim was at first oxpectuu ami It Is oxpvctotl to ro- HUH In nil uiiqiuillflcil sucre, lie - cordhm to iiroHunt Indications. In thu list i compiled ofloca nmn - iiMotinw,. hy thu .iedford ( hnm - her of cointnerce and pithllBhod yusu-ruay a nuui ier were Hcctiien .hailllM nIld ,lakeU i( 8trn,nnK ally omitted mid Incliidu tho fol- lo ,h8 ,lb, no'stood over . .' . ..i , . . V"" cl'" fr Ki'veral mlnuteii, then Mooiord Plnn n Mill, lumhor. lorco(1 Mrs. stri,nK to ' wltll ll.iovor Hunch, blue .Sm seed. ,,,, to , faHt Omaha wampH .Meillord 11 nt o (iltms Wurks, Klaus productH. Medford Ice & fold StotiiKo Co., Ice. Keilforil Shoel ' Metal Workn, sheet metal iroiitis. Wiilduu J.i ol hoi M, clilor nnd vlne snr. . , KnlKht PnckliiK Co., cat hup nnd rniined Itoods, I'm 1 1 c l nun Mtudlo, pictures. Kucdicor miop, drapurles and art tioods. Kdeii Valley Nursery, shrubs nnd trees; llundlcrnft Shop, art needlework. .. (). llerrold, HHihnlt pnvlnK. Mark NelKhhors, hroonis. Medford llroom Factory, brooms, Park landscape Co., InndHcap-lt:-t. ' Aherln's Antiqtiit Shop, furniture. Miss Toylor, nitlllnery. Coast Display Co., advertising ! l'Uss Heine Co., signs, novelties,!, Thf ''' h conttttnes. HrlU's Sheet Metal Co sheet metal productH. Hhowvrs Hheut Mclal Co., sheet metal products. H. II. Iluwk, snoct mulnl prod uctH. Printer! Kloeker Prlntlnn Co. Kun.mnn I'rlntltm Co. Medlord l'rlntlnn Co. Dally News. Murshull I'rlntlilR Co. Pacific Itccord-llerald. Wiley Appointed the bodies of both women, but SAI.KM. Ore., Nov. 20. (IP) ithero wns no evidence that they Wilson 8. Wiley of Klamnth Kails: had been criminally assaulted. The was today appointed by (iovernor Itesso and lllnekman homes were Patterson as district uttorney for ransacked and from one of them Klamath county to succeed W. M.ia small sum of money wns mlss Diincnn, who has been elocted clr- Inir. All the victims lived In cult JudKe for tho district. I widely separated parts of the city. Tho aniHilntnient Is eftecllro to- day. ! Actress lo Weil. ! LONDON, Nov. SO. lfl An ; notincemeiit was made I'day that I Miss Tallulnh lliinkheud, American ' netresa who Is nt present starrhiK In "Her Cardboard Lover." Is in ' Hawed to marry Count Anthony Do - Uosardl. THREE DIE HATCHET D Maniac Negro Sought Five Attacked in 48-Hour Period Children Un harmed Football Star and Wife Victims This Morning. O.MAHA, Nob., Nov. 20. ) .lra. Harold Strihlint, lifth vlo tim of a maniac "hatchet man" today described her assailant and ; attacker us a nepro nhout 21 'years old. From her lied In the name I hospital as her husband, foimer Ihlfih school football tar. who lay, (probably fatally Injured by the assailant. .Mrs. striblinc described the attack. ' I was awakened nhout 3 a. m, and t-.nvr a young m-Kro with a ult,el l,n,,.IU l,n...U. t- 1.1. . of this eye, doctors said.) it da?.od me. I plcuded with him and he snid, 'well then, bo mid wash your face.' " j She finally induced him to ih'nvc the house with her. They i walked Muni: a lonely road, turn- Mine; said the neTo attacked her. She walked to the nearest treot 1 Intersection nnd there met a ou llceman, who took her to a hos pital nnd later took the husband there. Police arrested tho first suspect. He was a neirro, 3 years old, and resembled the dc-. i;crpt,on ,,, by Mr. S.blUK. " A maniac '.'hatchet xnun" who In. brutal fui-y puunces upon his vie- ' tlms as they sleep and crushes their skulls .with . his instrument of death was sought hy Omuha pollco today for the killing ot two women nnd an ased man and the wounding of nnother ntnn nnd his wlfo within a 48-houi period. While tho madman apparently slavs crown nernn wtti.n.n mo,- jilt. ,0es not harm bahlea. Throe iehlldren of two of tho families ho attacked were left unharmed hn their cribs. Tllu lllt,.at victims of tho killer. described by the pollco as . . . . ..... fleiwl n rnw mnn" U.nlrf ,H - ihi nB, 23, former hlKh school footimII ntnr, and his wlfo who w(,10 uUni!kuu eurly today ua they !!,,,,, I 0' ontprol, tll0 str,inK homo 'at 8 o'clock, beat ln HtrlhllnK's lunil ,,,rllKKei then valmiy urnrti on tho KllU wnshert his where Klin flnnlly cgcuped after three hours. HtrlhllnK, doctors raid, probably will die, and hit wife is In a hospital, cruelly beaten nnd tuny lono the sight ot one eye. ' I'oHce Search. ,? Tho attack on the Strlbllna'-j enmo while hundreds of police were searching the city for the mnnlnc for tho killing of two women and nn nged man 24 hottm earlier. His first victims wer,i .Mrs. AValter Uesso, 2lyenr-old mother of three children; her Bis ter, (Iretn llrown, 1, and J. II. Jtlnckm.an, 75, an expressman, Itlnckman wns killed Hundny mnruinit lis he slept, his head. ni- i parentiy crushed In with tho nnm i mer siilo of n hatchet. Ills' son (found the hody covered with a a comforter in tho lllackmnn home, and outside found a blood- smeared hatchet and a shoe. I found yesterday afternoon when M1,8, Hesso's husband arrived horns troni work. The crazy man had hacked their heads open with tho sharpened sldo of his hatchet, Mrs. Ueiwo's body being found downstairs, eov ered with a comforter aM lllack-' man's had been. Hostile her In a crib were lylnu two of her chll Jdron, unharmed, The llrown girl's !hody. similarly mutilated and cov jered with a comforter, was found ; upstairs. I ClothlnR hod' been stripped from Eastern Star Die INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Nov. 20.-- jlMrs. Nettle Rnnstord, 0, for moro than 60 years an oitteer la the Order nf Kantern filar, died to ilnv at tho Indiana .Masonic home at Franklin, Ind. Khr 30 yeara ahe was Krand secretary ot tho Kaatern Hinr and l0 nerved as srand ma tron. ' ,. IN OMAHA
