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MKFOKD, 0UKG0X. AVLIDNKSDA V, .NOV K.M ISKU -Jl.
No. 243.
Tribune
V - i
Today
By Arthur Brisbane
Franz Schubert.
Stocks and Teaching.
Our Sam, As Ras Tefari.
Bathtub Scotch.
' (Copyright. 1928. by Star Co.)
One liiimlreil years uiiu l-'rail
Schubert died, gri-ntest of "II
the world's sons; writers. Only
31, lie died us he had lived,
very poor, leaving the world
rieher, forever, by the workers
of his renins.
His deepest admiration was
for lieethoven, and his dyiiif;
'Words were, "Heethoven is not
here." Let ns hope that lie
and his beloved Heethoven, and
others that eiieouragcd and be
friended hiin, were together
yesterday where "their angels
do always behold the face of
iny Father," ; and heard his
Rvmphony in C Jlajor played
by the New York Philharmonic
conducted by llengelberg.
The radio eonld carry it
everywhere on this planet.
Why not as far as heaven, to
which the ether supply ex
tends.' L'pou Schubert's life, teach
ers and preachers might base
useful sermons. His father, a
parish school master, gave him
music lessons, but at. 7 young
Franz had passed his father.
Of his (JOO songs, he wrote some
of the most beautiful in his
'teens, "(iretehen at the Spin
ning Wheel" at 1", "Krl Keo
jiig" at IS. '
Words of genius poured fnnii
him. in a stream,.- Hearing one
4yf his own songs he said, "That,
is not so had." He forgot that
he had written it.
Stopping ut a tavern, on a
walk, a friend rccilgd some of
Shakespeare's sonnets.
Schubert, on the tavern
menu, wrote his song, '"Hark,
Hark the Lurk," ami that eve
ning wrote the music of "Who
Is Sylvia?"
'"In his last year he wrote
"Death and the Maiden." and
until lie died he continued pour
ing out works of genius, songs,
operas, quartets, quintets, sym
phonies. He made many friends, all
worth while inability and char
acter. When iiuw, acquaint
ance was suggested, li is ques
tion always1 1 was, "Kami er
"was?" "Cuu'lie do anything,"'
Congratulations are due the
men and; women that arranged
to honOi' his memory. From
his grave he sends to the world
beauty and inspiration..
,-r Advocates of birth, control
may muse upon the fact that
Schubert was the thirteenth, in
a family of 14 children. For
tunately for the world, his
strong mother, Elizabeth Fitz,
did not think it necessary to
stop at an even dozen. ,
Dropping a few million miles,
J'roni Schubert to the level of
j the stock exchange, did you no
liee that in five and a half days
last week (brokers sold more
than 31,(XX,000 shares, above
5,000,1 XJU shares n day!
Kxchain.-ivn'illiorltlf'H are grlthi'f
ready for 10.0no.OOU-hnrc (lays.
' predicted lu . this column lung
since.
l.lttlc people, especially the. fool
ish that gamble, ahoulil howate of
that Wall Street maelstrom with
the dollar mark on it. but unfor
tunately advice i wasted.
The Inexperienced. ineludlns
many women, take "Hps" from
those more iKnoraut than them
selves, and some will wish, when
It Is too late, that they had lis
tened. However, while some lose and
others win. the money remains,
ef ly changing hands, and some of
jTttt least Is used admirably. Last
(Continued on Page Four.)
PROSPERITY
PLAN TOLD
Governor Brewster Outlines
Scheme for Construction
Reserve 'Panic Insur-j
ance' Portion of Hoover
Prosperity Plan Co-ope-1
ration Needed. i
I XKW OKf.HA.NS. Xov. SI. W'
j t'.overnor lialplf u. llrewsler, of
i .Maine. actSnii upon the request, oil
! Herbert Hoover, outlined today
' before the eonferonce of kov-
ernors a plan for the creation of
a nationwide eonsl ruction reserv.:
jof S3. CHOI. (Mill. linn, to be released In
times of overprocuc.lon and 1111
i employment.
J tPjvernor lirewster recoinniend-
eil that puhlie authorities, store
I up a reserve of eonstruetion pro
j Jects etiuul to two year's normal
j expenditure, on ;mpruvcmcnts and
'release th!s reserve at limes of
unemployment. Stu-h.a fund, h
said, would be olio of the best
j forms of insurance against lui
jtional panies.
l llese views or tne way in
whit-b llu- stales and other publi.'
authorities may co-operate' with
tile federal Kovernment in con
irolinK in sopie measure construc
tion work for Hie common Kood."
said llle Kovernor, "are prcsenleii
to llle conferenee of governors at
the recuesl of Herbert Hoover is
an authorizej exposition of u por
tion of iiis program for stabiliz
ing tile prosperity of the l.'niled
Slales.
Co-opcratiou Xcctl.
''In reouestlns the presentation
of this project to the oonr'-renee
of uovernors Mr. Hoover empha
jslzed the imporlaneo of establish
ing co-operation between fedora',
state and munleipal governmenls
'in aeeordani-e- wi.h the proposals
loutlincil at t lie lime of jlio im
j employment conference In HlS."'
Orifnuizalion for prosiierlty, lie
jsnld, iM -tho-next lesion -inerU-a
jnuiy trace to (lie. niifons of tho
The governor sabl that Ameri
ca emulates Tantalus, llie niytll
olo'iical l' i. rsona.no who lived 111
the presence of plenty, but never
could luueh it.
' Such tomlltiolls," in. said, "con-
)f-tlUUe n IraKi'dy and a travesty
uiion Hie oryanizing genius of
Ame.riean bus'ness nien."
j . "With an annual expenditure
! of si ven billions upon construc
tion. America Is in a po.-llion to
stabilize prosK'i-l!y to ti most re
markable extent," lie luldeil. "I'llb
i'e authority spends moro than
a billion and a half. Willi llu.-
: we are here priniarily con -crned.
j "I'rlvatc luisiness will soon fol
' low such prai-tiea dcmoosl ral Ion
ns the uoveinment may make sinee
I llle great commercial interests
I of the country have the most vllal
stake. This may apply not only
j to instruction, hut to the renewal
liind extension of capital facilities
jof every sort. It Is the eonsldei e.i
,' recommendation of the one who
has received the overwhelming
j mandate of the American people
to puide and guard the'r progress
!ln llle next four years thai a eon
jstrurtlon reserve, may prudently
be accumulated In time of plenty
j against the lean year that la to
I eunie
"Tills involves simply the pro
j vWloii of the necessnry funds or
(credit to le relensed when in
dexes shall Indicate the need and
such designation of projects as
may commend itself to the uti
ihority concerned."
Span of Life
Shorter When
! Overly Plump
,
TAKIS. Suv. HI. i7?t That
from -lit to It 1h tin Manner-
iu fur f ut men. Im hIiowm 4
by the Mutfritirs of a Khmh-Ii
i Inxiiranci' t'ontpany. At ht
ii ttt tintw faltt r Im rnil fi
only to jrrmv olIr. but alrto
f to Hl'-'Miipt aulrlili-.
An lncmaHP of -0 pi?r cnt
In fat 1m4wcoii 4') ami 41 rur-
V n-KMmln to an InrrraMi; of 3U 4
per font of mortality above
nururil. it om- Im. of a bltf 4
fraiin-. tin iiuTcaxf In mnr-
tallty It ind 3m but 4U per j
font. I
Tu frrmv thin nflrr 3n. on
the contrary. Im un fxnMb'iit !
plitn. The maximum of Ioiik- 4
4e cvlty wan obiervi'd In people I
who at the auo of fid WviKhe.l
4 1' "i to 4 u p v u ntl h u n fl - i' n o r -
mal.
Wrolc .Mini)- liCltcr
t'IIICA:. Nov. 21. (.Pi for U
yeurs, Mil's l-:uirlllu Clark ovcr
iikmI 30 h'tters cuch day to lonely
llllM'ioniiries in far off lands,
upending- her 'l!mi art Invalid In
this method of spreading cheer.
Nhe died yesterday at the aire of
81. Until paralyzed 13 years aKo
Mis Clark was associated with the
Methodist Dcuconcsj Home.
Educated Oysters
Enjoy Short Life
and Keen Appetite
MOCNT VKISNON. Iowa. j
Nov. -1. lTi Tin .educated
fleas have rival. llle Iruln-
ed oysters t,f Prof. W. K. A.
SlaKht. head of the psychol-
j;y d.-pnrlmciu of C o r n e I 1
college here.
Slaght declares t hat after 11
monlh's regular feeding on
corniiical anil water, sonic oys-
tors which ho packed in sea- '
wood would open their mouths
liko hungry birds when meal-
time canio.
Jarring of the basement
stair door, lie says, caused
the oysters to open their Jaws
anil become attentive.
Slaght udmtts his training
process had one liandicap
the oysters lived only five or
six week. .
I
Fear Grips OmahaBrutal
Crimes Recall 'Sniper' of
Few Years Ago Eighty
Policemen Patrol in Autos
Reward Posted.
OMAHA, Mebr.. Xov. I'i.
Not Hi nee thV rifle of Krunk Carter,
"the sniper," was a death Weapon
(hat sent fear racing down a city's
spine, has Omaha been gripped by
the h-ead inspired today by its
"hnti-het-man."
The .new Hlayer who. liko "the
sniper." appear! to pirl't his victims
at lamloni, lias slain three, beaten
a fourth hi severely he will not
live, and wrlonsly injured a fifth.
All the attacks have taken place
sinee early Sunday mornliiK.
. Omaha's, "sniper", whom silencer-equipped
rifle slew two and
wounded one before he wuh cap
tured a few yea is ku. kept the
city in a state of uneasiness during
the days he remained at laie.
That same sense of terror pre
vailed today, Intensified because
of the brutalities of the crimes
and the mVuluiily of the hatchet
m:iu"s deadly visitations.
Mrs. Harold SnibliiiK, the only
victim of the madman's handax
who was not killed or critically
wounded, had provided police with
a description of the man they hold
responsible for all five attacks.
"He Is uf dark complexion,
about '2 1 yearn old. five fet seven
Inches tall and weiphs about 140
pounds," she said. "He was well
uressed. His (rouscrs were neatly
pressed, and be wore a belted
overcoat, a dark gray cap and a
bow tie."
Harold Ktriblin, who was
beaten by the hatchet man curly
yesterday morning. Ib's dylny at a
hospital with four distinct skull
fractures. Hospital physicians said
his dcalh was a mntter of hours.
JNilloc Pnlrol
Kitfhly policemen, In pairs,
armed with shotguns drove over
Omaha last ni;ht. A half a hun
dred men volui.teered last night tu
assist police lu the hunt for Ihc
slayer,
Two dozen shotguns have been
purehused for the police depart
ment. Commissioner Dunn said
and fifty cots rind mattresses were
provided to Kivc officers ami detec
tives a eli ante to rest. A score of
deputy sheriffs slept in the court
house last nlBht to be ready for
nn emeiKt'ncy.
A squad of 200 American T.mjb.n
men. narcotic agents, federal und
prohibition agents have volun
teered their services. Howards of
SluUO have been offered for the
slayer's arrest or information lead
ing to his capture.
Police b iinc their t h oory of one
man In connection with the three
oases on the fact that In each ease,
an ax or hatchet had been stolen,
either from the home where the
attack was made or from the
neighborhood.
Two bloodhounVls have been
brought to the city to be used In
tiaoing the slayer should another
attack be made.
On the face of recent develop
ments Cecil lilackman. 34. ordered
held for an Inquest over the body
of his father, which was postponed
has been released on bond.
Turks llMlkc Hod
I.KNOX, .Mass., Nov. 2lA(p)
Appinenlly when wearing- red one
r-iiwum ucwaro 01 a lurKey unless It
is well on llle way tu the Thunks
Kivinif table or such. Frank C'll-r.
poultiyiiian. wore a flamlnK sweat
er. Two prlzi! birds sboivcd their
dislike so vlKorouily thut he hud
!
to climb u tree.
AiiiiiiiiIm-ii Medals Sold
OSLO, .Norway. Nov. 21. VP)
The wish of Itoiild Amundsen that
be die free of debt Is to lie ful
filled. Cnnrud Languur huff bought
the explorer's nicduls for a sum
sufficient to pay the ol'llualluns
of the estate. Tho medals are to
be presented to King- Frederick
university.'
HATCHET IN
IN NEBRASKA
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iii 1111111 hteir8fw?i
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Acquittal of Stewart Not to
End Probe-Walsh Will
Ask Senate Investigation
Renewal of Salt Creek j
Lease to Sinclair Borah!
Pays. j
W ASHINGTON. Nov. 21. A)
'(HI Is highly inflammable. The
I blaze started some years ago by
i the inquiry Into the conditions
! surrounding the leasing of the
i naval oil reserves Is no sooner
j quenched in one place than ft
; breaks out in another. ;
! Kobert W . Stewart, chairman of
ihc board of directors of the Stan
dard Oil company of Indiana, wits
acquitted yesterday in the District
of Columbia supreme court on
charges of perjury. The case was
one of the many ramifications of
the investigation Into the oil leases.
Almost coincident with the ver
dict, Senator Walsh, of Montana,
said thai he I ut ended to ask the
senate tu. inquire Into the reasons
of Dr. Hubert Work, former secre
tary of the interior for renewing
a lease in the Salt Creek oil field to
Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing
company. This lease was recently
i declared invalid by the department
jof justice.
j Ami , these two developments,
with oil as their background, had
:two others for company.
' The District of Columbia court
of appeals asked the supreme
court for interpretations m five
points Involved in the appeal, of
Harry l' .Sinclair, oil magnate now
under sentence for contempt id'
(he senate, and Senator Jtorah, of
Idaho, has begun returning $no0
which he received as part of a pro
spective fund of ?HiO,uOO which he
intended to return to Sinclair.
Sinclair g.ivo the si lit). una vo the
lie publican party lu 1 HtL'i ami
when the circumstances of the gift
Came to light,- Senator Duralr sald'
he-felt that party morals demand
ed lta return. He announced that
he would receive voluntary contri
butions tu "purge" the Sinclair
contribution.
Itoruh Pays
That wqs some months ago. He
began parceling out IS MM) a to 3 to
persons yesterday. Asked about
the Interest on the money, I torn h
smiled and replied: "I can - say I
am not charging anything for my
services."
Stewart, tall, thick-set anil gray
haired, showed his joy at his
acquittal yesterday by giving each
of the three women jurors, a
hearty hug. He has twice been
brought to trial after facing a sew- ;
ate committee and ha twice gone j
free, being acquitted tin May on ;: '
contented charge. I
The oil magnate's defense was ;
chiefly the contention that there
was not u quorum of the senate
present when ho testified, ami Un
official record of the public lands
committee was also attacked.
The ruling of Justice Jennings
lialley, who presided, on Iho ab-!
sence or presence of a quorum was
criticized by Senator' Morris, of
Nebraska, after tho verdict.
"Such decisions," the senator said
"have made our jurisprudence the '
lughtug Block of the civilized !
world."
Senator Walsh, who has figured
quite prominently in the oil inves
tigations to date. In making the 1
announcement that he thought j
still more probing was needed j
said:
"I want to know why Mr. Work
stood by this renewul. I nni led
tu believe that ho knew of the
validity of the lease before he gave
up Ills office as secretary."
Dr. Work resigned as secretary
of tho interior to become chair
man of the Hepubllcan national
committee.
Trumped Ace
Leads Couple to
Divorce Court
!
!
j. ClllCAOO. Nov. 21. (rtv-
i Sonic folks would say l tint
, truinplni,' a partner's ace lu
a bridge game is Justification
j even for manslaughter. The
superior court Is now usked
1 to determine If It Is cause for
divorce.
Mrs. Virginia Chapman
. Hcbmldt, w hu at ill secretly
1 was man led to the son of a
wealthy Chicago architect.
has filed Iho suit, declaring
that simply because she laid
down a trump on her hus-
linnd-partner's ace In n bridge
game, he beat her.
"Hu lta hie alimony" Is
sought.
4
Child llendmT"
VKItMII.ION, Alberta, Nov. !1.
tP) Hosetta Annett, I), Is a hero
ine. Hhe carried eight children to
safety from a burning farmhouse
while, thu parenta wero away, J
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE HONORS
fell j$L
Fritient QaJidcc kiymrj a wreath on the tfmb of the Unknr.vn Soldier In Arlinnton cemetery
.in Washington as patt of in? observance o' the tenth anniversary of t!i: sicn!n3 of the atr.iistice. At
the lelt Is Secretary Davis rod at the right Secretary vVbbcr.
IBORAH URGES FISHING HALTS HAGEN NAMED
! GRANGERS 1 HOOVER CRUISE CAPTAIN EOR
SESSION CALL
Watinnal Fnrmor Rnrlw Tnlfl
. u.uiui j
- Relief Problem Cannot Be
Solved in Regular Con-,
gress Kellogg Pact Is
Urged. .
WASHINGTON". Nov. 21.tA)'
J Senator Hurnh ti.day urged tiuil !
; Uie national grange s,uppoit lite j
j pro'iositioti nf a special session id.
I I'liiN'in'SS to consider fcrm reliet !
hero, he said he felt the problem
could not he sult'ed at the cumins
regular session.
his recent campaign lias
piu i'hj. Imldlr..; public -ol-
li'.-'C l.i n position whme they nun.i
(ako hold v,( lliu i'nnn jinmlem and
j do their best to solve: It." he said,
j "There 19 no escape l'uini (he ohli-
gallons taken. Hot li parties de
le la red in their platforms for some
J relief measure."
J Turning to the KoIIok peace
j treaty, Senator Itorali declared that
inlernatloiKil peace was of nut ion at
'concern and of particular concern
i to farmers, llu expressed the hop;-
Unit the senatft would ratify the
pact at tho com inn setision. '
l.duls ,J. TuIkt, national riiiiK'o
master, in thanking the senator lor
nddiessiiiK Hi" wianue. pledged th:it
uouy h nuppori 10 me ireiuy km
'Contlniieil nn I'nirn Six.)
. FARMERS NEED MORE MONEY
One of a Scries of Articles in tho Buy-at-Homo and Homo
Products Campaign Sponsored by tho Medford
Chamber of Oommsrce-
Suit, "so dues your old mini!"
lack-on Cininly is ii'iinai'ily nn iiKi'iciilt ui'iil district, mid
c nro mow iTodnciiifr ninny tiiiics mure (linn we cini coiimihh'
locally, vvliicli incaiis Hint' we iiiiist ncI! unr niii'.Iiis tu oilier
disjiicls 1 lint, arc not in n posit ion lo raise to ml van! at."' tlio
liroihicts that we raisi' here. The more .standardized prod
ucts wc have to sell, tin: lari-'cr are the markets which we
can command.
.Vote Hie ri'lVi'i'iicc lo .stiiiidiii'di.cd in.arl;i'ts."
Xu I'aclnry ever imide an article for which lliere was no
dctmiiid. No I'liriiiin1.' district ever succeeded that did not
raise'the kind ol' irodilce dcmandi'd liy ,t he. consnmino; puh
lie. Neillier did liny community ever succeed that had no
adeiimle means of selling their products lo I lo- public con
tinuously. A few years nc.o the funnel's of Wasco County were f He
ine; lianlii'iip'oy. They were unalile lo sell their produce.
W i t ji the aid of expert advice they toolt an inventory. The
inventory showed 1-io varieties: of fruil j o-' vnrielies of
apples --bciii(f raised in Hint district. CommiUocs .were ap
pointed to slndy and recommend the kinds ol" fruil inns!
"really demanded by the public. The list was reduced to Id
varieties, uf which only nine have been planted.
The study also displayed a deplorable lack , of efficiency
in lnurketinir procedure. Slroliu; recoiiimendal ions were nnitlo
and adopted. I'rosto! Wasco is now producinc what the
people want (instead of what the farmers like to raise) and
actually are scllimt to these people.
.laeksoii County ban many undeveloped potentialities
alonj,' iiricullural lines, and these possibilitiesivouhl surely
he further developiJ if the people of this section would con
sistently use the farm products urown locally. Such ii pro
cedure would be eiiiivnlciit to u laru'c ire-iciise in popula
tion. The increase in popnlalion would surely follow if all
of llie farmers in .J;;;;!;;;:;:: County were prosperous.
Voll call tin your part in the development of this Medford
district, simply thronih usinx the best products of tin: farm
that, are available -those frown in Jackson County. A word
lo the wise is sufficient.
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OFF SAN LUCAS
IW.n Cm Crmi-t Inrlnlrmrl in
uuvjj oo o(Jun niuuiijv,u in
By President-Elect and
Party Ship Continues
Voyage Tonight Ashore
Sunday,
liy .lames J.. .Wet.
(Associated Press Stall" Writer.)
I". S. S. -MARYLAND tKn route
to A.MAPAI.A). Nov. '2 I . bP'
i With the Hint half of bin Latin
.............
I completed. Herbert Hoover today ,
turned his tboimbts to his favor
ItO sport. The .Maryland was halt- ;
(d between ('ape S.in Lucas ami .
Wipe CorrlenteM, well nff tin' Mcx-
lean coa.-t, for deep sea fish In?.
The president-elect hud in mind j
the recent experience of bureau of;
fisheries men in these waters, who j
hooked n KnKantic niarllti orstvord- i
fish, "playing" It for 1-1 hours be-i
fore luntl inir it. 1
-Mr. Hoover did not hope to snaj;
a fish of Mich proportions as lu !
does no), want tit interrupt the
southward voyuK" more than a fctv
hours. Three of the Mavyhmd'H
email boats were ordered out fur
the fishing excursion, onee
lainintt Mr. Hoover und his friends.
a
(econd carry: 11 k t he newspaper
men. and u third laden villi eam-
'r.ntlr,iiel I'nir. HIT I
Iff. ,f ..V,V-,V
"wn soldier niini nrMP
M JnwfinifiiiRn
3ff ''W-A'. I rfl'iS I . . . .
-iWcVfttJ.. i-yt-W! if-J'i ' . M Mill lllll Nil I I
Sltli : AKr hn
RYDER TEAM
I n:i o u
uuu uiuyi'l raases nuilUI IU
'fhe Haig'
Farrell to!
Play On Team Entilish 1 1110 I,nlu'u sovemi pur-
I chases wero mudo. ho mild, to be
Invasion Is Planned for ;!Xc"ui!n:ll'',ro ",r a"ml ani
r- i bij i Two places whose sub rosu ac-
tariy IViay. JtlvltlcH were uncovered Monday
: Hie Slierman club on Sheridan road
'and Inn l.arbecuo Inn on North
CI.K.VIII.AM), Nov. . L'l il'i Clark strcot were found vlosed
Wulur iiimeu, lUri-nU-'d recently ' yeslorday:
ns iintlon.il profi-twloivil t,iif chain, i Several bnrteiidorH, apImiwjMC
iili.n. will .iii.tnin Uu. Anici lcnn I ''Y newspaper investlBiitors ihiIi- t
liyiU r cup i. niii t i nitcii s.ntin ! w youths, were found roluctiint tn
uolf iiru;.. win n li luvaiic.i KiiB-i"'-" Unuor since the death nf Wil
bind next rprini; for Us blcnniul ' liiin' Adomaytls, who was alalu
iKitik. wlib iiriat lirltnlu's bom. ! Smiduy diiilng a. KamblliiB argu
This honor went to Miikoii when ! mcnt with Anthony Junkus In tin.
l.oo Db't' l. present tin,. hol,i..r. ! I""u,,' ''' cream parlor. HiRh
iriKlorsid ror the taptnluov nl tho ! choot t.udont. tohl-pollco . they
IriiiMl session of ihu "National i iruniK'iitly hot'-Slit 'liquor from Jim-
Uolfers' aN.-;'Vlitllou's annual moot
'ng here, demurred lu favor of
Hngcn who headed tile contingent
wlilrli del'enled llle Ibitons lu this
lountry ln.t year.
"1 appreciate the honor," Ulegel
told tils contemporaries. "Out
ilblnlc Waller is much llie better
jman for llle Job."
i The ntisociatlon also recom-
mended, a list of 12 leading pro
: foMona Is from which tho Allierl-
nn team, numbering 10. will be
peieiMeil. llei;liles ilagen ana uic
gt'l they are:, lleue Haraxan. .loo
TtiriiKon. Johnny Kurroll, William
Klein. I tl 1 1 lliirke and John llol-
rh-tl. nil nr WW Vol-k- llorton
Hnilth, .loplln. Mo.; Al lCslilnosa. I
I'h'eiigo: i:d Dudley. I.os Angeles,
ami Al WiKrous of (Iranil Itaplds,
.Midi. 'I'lie t-eleetlolis will be made
next April and the team will
leave for Knglund curly In May.
the exact time depending upon
(he dale oflio llrlllsh open lour
iia mcnt.
Allanta. (la., was selected ail
next year's meeting place. The
annual toliriliiineut will be hell?
at Simla liar barn, fill. The. dele
gates approved -an Increase In
memhirsh'p dues front fr to ftuj
to make possible tlie hiring of a
full tlnu permanent secretary.
KI'dKNi:. Ore.. Nov. 21. lP)
Two young t'nlver:ity of Oregon
students won an , exhlblllon golf'
inatcli liere'l'ueyilay from Johnny !
farrell. fulled states open title,
holder, and Walter Ilagen, llrlllsh'.
open winner. The pair, Vincent 1
l)oli and Don Moe. both of I'ort
laud, won Ibreo up and one to
go when Moe Chipped In Ills
mashle shot on the 17th hole for
""""
two.
The ehlbltlon match
best ball foursome, tm'
wns a
which
Moe and l)olp turned In n medal i
ycore of (it;, n .1 1 und u 32. Ha-j
an and Farrell turned In total,
of (:i, u 34 and a
IT
lA VTON. ).. Nov. 21. IA)
Fori'ltiK I)., A, Ulii'r. manUKcr.'
and Harry .Schmidt, hit afislntant. j
to lie face down on the floor. '
thrc.. biiuditN nhortly after noon
todnv fiibbi d the lUixt Klfth HtreeL
brunch of the flty National bunkfwItnoKH ho tiuontloiied wan Prank
of approximately f iHi.OtHi. Half j Johnuon, chief officer uf the
of thirt nii in wan taken from tho Ventr!. '
.otinten. while the bujunco wuh! Ilefore Jennup took over the
lulcn from the vault. nuetlonliitf, JohiiMn had tetifb'd
Alr. Ktta Overieclt. n cutonu'r in leply to V. 8. Attorney Tut tit
In ih bank at the limo. won! who im conductliiB the Inquiry thul
bound to a chair in tho room bv
. he robin i n w Itu wore iinmuKkcd.
They e Heaped in nn ntitoniobile.
Sjim frr lull
PKNULKTO.V. )rc. Nov. 21.
(A) The county court Im now plun-
uliiK on htitrtlmr, u building fund j
i lie ii in iiniu win oc unco tor iiiu
erectlun of u new Jail. There In
$700 iiuw uvullublt! fur .the fund.
oivn iii ui uui uu
; Rendezvous of School Chil
! dren to Be Cleaned Up
, Slaying of Youth Starts
j Campaign Teachers and
i Students Admit Existence
; of Drinking, Gambling.
I
I'lIIO.UiO. No. 21. (Multiple
, tinna of law enforcement liuvnrcd
! loilny ovi'i' Ihu nun dcnii'.'. ot Chi-'
-r'ciiKo hcIuiuI clillilron.
Iho li'ilonil :;o.vvrnmciit had
joined police tint! Ki-hool autliorl-
i 1 1 In u clty-wlilo aciin li for the
'. KpcnkcuHy rendezvous cntoriiiB to
I ontl fill pnti'imnite. The cleanup
; t-ainpiilitii. born with the Hliivini; of
I ail ls-year-old buy In a million man-
quiTiidliiK it.i an ico cream pni lor,
j in! cxti'inlctl to every Hchool ills
j trlct in Iho city.
i Illicit liiiuor was boiiKht yester
j tiny by InvoHll uiliiiH who obtained
j niimorouH nddresuex ot "boozo
I JiiIiiIh" from IiIkIi Hchool Modems.
! Al Kloies near livo In rite achoolH
HarrlHon, l.uno Technical, Lake
j view, Cnrl Silini E and University
i 'H'luor was purchased.
k. V.. Yellowloy, federal prohl-
' Mflmt n.lmlM(uliali.r In lltA rM.in..,',.
urea, sent five squadH of agents
Into sclinol neiuhhorlioodH to ussist
It us.
Cloture Ordered
Police Commissioner Husaell or
dered police to close all establish
ments found aelllng liquor or op
erating Hint machines near schools.
I j They raided John Reuco's candy
storo, wnero a dozen youins worn
found loitering near slot machines,
which' wero played! the hoys said,
"So we can buy booze when, we
win." '' ' '
William .1. BoKiill, Huporllitondc.nt
of schools, nppeuled to parents to
cu-opcrat.o with pollco end school
authurltios to report all evidence
of HucHkcnslcH In tlio vicinity of
schools.
Teachers and students, nlthoimh
divided In their reactions to the
lntenslvo cleanup campnl-tn, admit
ted the existence of drinking and
gambling among both boys und
girls. Some, however, termed tho
Investigation an "outrage" and u
reflection on tho conduct of thu
i city's 80,000 high school students.
jVESTRISOFFICER
TESTIFIES CAREY
! LATE WITH SOS
NKW YOllK, Nov." 21. P) Tho
! senior survltintf officer of the
j foundered steumer Vestrlw teMtifled1
I .. tl,n irnonciimntil liirilllev Ittln 1 htV
j ,llmHrr tdlly lhlll ,f hc'liud been
in iwinimiiMil he would nitvn briiau-
eas no sooner than Captain Wil-
lliini Carey did.
KKIJKUAL liL'IblMNO. NKW
VOHK, Nov. 21. P A retired
United KtiileH iinvul officer look
over the questioning ut the fvdernl
Iminlry Into the Hinklnjf of the
UrltlKh Mteanier VumIiIh today and
elicited from the Monlor nurvlvlnn
officer uf tho Fhlp that hi Huh
oidiiuitcH IsnoreU IiIm ordern when
thu vchhcI wuh tdnking, thut ei'ew
tneinbei-H wero nbHeiit front their
Htutloiut at the life bout, und that
women and children puwtcngerH
went placed In the nio.it danKr-
ouly Mltuated botitH.
Tim T'nltcU Ktutwi imvul officer
wuh Captain 11. T. .levtiup, Aineri
can, nuutlciil ndvlwer to t'nlt'.'d
: HiuteM croininlMloner O'Neill,
! Ih prcHldlnK tit tho heurlng.
who
'flu
the releuHC niceliunlmn of life bouts
wai "not MUceeMHfuI,"
.ItH key'M Lcff llrokcn
LKX1NCITUN,. Ky., Nov. 21. (A)
Outiny DubolH, Jockey, broke lila
leg in the second race at the Ken
tucky AHMoeialioii track hero today
when ho Wiik Joatlai1 from hi
mount, Oeorgla Hergot, ut the
flve-elghthi pole.