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The Weather rorcoast Increasing clouding; no teiuiH'iitiurc iia.igo. Maximum yesterday 55 Minimum yeMoriUiy -.. 27 MAIL TRIBIME MEDFORD Weather Year Ago Luxlimiiu as Minimum 30 Hailv Teiitv-tlnr.1 Afar W la-kly Fitty-f.rvcnth Year MEDFORD, OU'KliON. SATl l.'DAV, NOVKMUKK .'I No. 246. 'i " ' " Today MARYLAND By Arthur Brisbane .IA (1110 Mr. Whitney's Fortune. Trinity Church Buys. Welcome, Jupe Culotte. Leaving the Corpse. (Copyright, 1928, by Star Co.) I Tlio late 1'iiynp 'Whitney loft j n fortune of $17S,0S:1,G.'i"i, and j was not one of this country's! YKKY rich men. j Any one of a dozen in New i York could buy all he had ! without missing the money, j It's a prosperous country. ! Others have dieij leaviiiK liif; per fortunes than Mr. Whitney and arranged not to have the ainoiint known. One rich 'man almost disinherited his son, cut him off with a million dollars, 4i!t the other children, to "pre vent facts cpmind out," set tled. Nobody cares how much money a man has if lie earns it honestly ttniX uses it prop erly. Payne Whitney was a pood citizen when he lived, gen erous and just. Now he leaves .fl."),noO,000 to charity and his widow .ji.'iT.OOO.OniV iiood nr. ritupcnicut. Trinity Church Corporation of New, York Citv owns the beautiful old church and prave yard at the top of Wall Street. There the fortunate at noon can thank providence l'r their winnings. At the other end of the street there is a convenient dock from which they can jump if it jjocs the other way. a . ';' . In a deal "involving more than J(),tKt0,0OO," Trinity church has purchased mnrV real estate on Seventh avenue,, in Manhattan. ' If the founder of Christianity lived in New York with its East Side slums and worried mothers, and if he had $20,T 000,000 would he buy more real estate or what would he do? The ''jupe culotte," .is eomins. The French word "jupe" means "skirt'' and ''culotte" means "trousers." I'aul Poiret, who knows fash ions', says that "jupe culotte" wHl soon cover the lower half of lovely woman from Pckini: to Palm Heach. It, will he a srt of compromise between trousers and skirt. A partition for eaeTi lep. AVoinan will lie like the orni thorhynchus, the animal half way between bird and animal. You inipht think she would po from the "jupe culotte" all (lie way to real trotfsers, but you don 't know her. She Will flounce back in all probability to lroop skirts on her lops and waterfalls on her head, like as not.; Have you ever heard of Atr thur Cuttinp? ln Salle street, Chioapo, and Wall street, New York, know him. He buys tocks, lOul up they po, and his sayinp is, "1 know when, and where, to leave the corpse," moaninp that he knows when to pet out. Hut even such a genius of the stock ticker has his surprises. l.ast spring when .Montgomery Want stock until for $ 1 SO. .Mr. Cutten fai l to n friend "Hay Montgomery Want. In tlTee years you'll nee it' Helling M two hundred and fifty." Thurs day Mr. Cutten saw it selling at nearly four hundred and llfty. Ynu never ran tell what w'll happen In this country except that ynu know It will he something surprising. In Omaha 6o.no0 men, one In each family of homes, remain nwake all night, guardian their homes a-zalnst a maniac murderer at work In the city. frhe criminal, said hy alienists to ta maniac In the last stages of paresis, with a murder mania, has killed three, fatally Injured a fourth and dangerously wounded another with a hatchet. Dreadful anxiety. (Continued on Pags Four.) 10 mumui HARD GALE t Hoover Ship Buffeted By! Tropical Storm Presi-; dent-Elect Good Sailor ' Ship's Speed Reduced i Fonseca Bay Arrival; Scheduled for Tomorrow ! I I 1'. S. S. MARYLAND, Nov. 24. j (P) President-elect Hoover today I oflk tally announced that tltr ached j use of his -jood-will lour to Latin i America would he tlc.ayed 24 hourrf ' at all points. Cummunirnt-.oii.s to i this effect have heen sent to nil j the countries which will be visited. 1 V. S. S. .MARY I.A.ST). Nov. 24. OP) Thu Imttleshlp Maryland, hear ing President-elect Herbert Hoover ami his party on his turn of I.utin America, today was riding a gale which at one time attained n velocity c,f eeventy miles an hour. The good will whip rode the storm well. .Mr. Hoover Hp:ircntty was undlsltM-lit-tt by (ho gale. At the height of the storm the waves broke over the clipper bow, throwing spray as high as the brldye of the big drcntlnuught. At times the water was four or five feet deep in tile forecastle its welt as on the (luartei .leek, where tile president-elect often promenades. The speed of the ship was "re- I tlllce.l rrnm seventeen to six Kliois by Captain Kiinfoerly. who went on the bridge and took charge. The seas hammered a Voiltht Corsair seaplane on the quarter deck of the Maryland ro badly that the ship had to change course in order to permit its being moved to a hliellered position. The president-elect had his first taste of I lie tropic;.! storm late last night when heavy sens lapped the side of the ship until they poured into, lite portholes, of, his .sitting room., Overhearing an . attache sayitut "this is terrible" .Mr. Hoov er smiled and replied: "Oh, I've seen worse." A swab' wielded by a member of the crew disposed of the surplus wnteV and the portholes were closed, making the holes water tight. The stirm signal' division was routed out .to rescue the eanvifs canopy on the .bridge in a Kale which made the task extremely dangerous. Ship Stops The battleship was brought to a stop In the heavy seas while every thing was made safe. Members of the Hoover party, who hail bren driven to sleep oil the quarter deck by the e.i'MStv heat, were forced to go bylow as the Maryland entered thegulf of Teauntepec on the southern .Mexi can coast, where the heavy seas were first e n c o u n t e r e d. All hatchet,, port holes anil skylights were closed nnd sealed. When the wind and seas were nt their highest, Hoover was awak eiyd ii lift he walked around his suite for five minutes. He then went hack to sound sleep as his I iqiiiii icrs in me I lern 01 llie o.ime- ship were swept deep under water and the prow lifted skyward. Two aviation officers who were trying frantically to save the ptane were caught i,y a comber and thrown a dozen feet against a hatch, but neither was injured. After the plane was secured, the .Maryland headed back into the seas on her regular course which cau'e'l her to pitch considerably, the captain continuing on his way so that .Mr. Hoover might arrive at Fonseca liny tomorrow on time for i the first stop of his Latin Ameri- i can g I will tour. The sky had cleared nn the moon and star were shining brightly. F. SCHOOL DEBT IS KrOEXK. Ore., Nov. 24. (P) ItoeOninien.lutlons for curtaining heavy dehtu carried hy hcIiooIh of Oregon were offered hy Or. C. I.. Huffiiker. prol'e.Hsor of school ad niliilntrntlon at the Inlverslty of Orecon, In a talk before the secnn'l annual oonforeneo on HChool fin ance here today. I.arfte dehts un der which stimoln in Oretton are lahorluc. an well ax 'the type of handlinK which liirrcaups thoni yearly, were hrouuht out by Dr. Iluffaker. His Hiirvey of approtlinately fitio nchooN indicated that the xtate paya about 92,uou.O(mi annually for tnteroHt on funded and floating ! xehool flel)l. I! believed thnt bet ; ter methods of handling and retir ing debts could save the stat-J 'about Mroi.non of this each year, ; W'hlle the added feature of Issuing i school bonds on a serial basis would save approximately II, i'u'v '000 more. i URGEDjNDREGON GOQP WILL F- " - - SECOND STORM Nine Dead, Many Injured 'British Isles Shipping Isj Crippled Another Gale ' Predicted for Sunday in England. LONDON. Nov; 24 T Hav- . lug wept ove 4 the Iiri.ti.ih IhIos, leaving nine known dead ;;nd dls- 1 nbled and crippled shipping in its j .wake, a. sQuthwesierly gale today was howling across western Ku i rope. ; The storm was fully as severe I as that of a week ago. In addition . to the nine deaths there were nu jmerous persons injured In scat tered localities and much destruc tion of property. One of this killed was a sand-wlch-bourd man In Liverpool whose j signs caught the wind and threw i him under a motor truck The chimney of a school in Hull eollansed as the minlls were leav-' imr the hulldlnif. and 'one school ulrl wns killed. The other nnnlls escaned with bruises Ttio f-xtn nr iho ei-mi- .f i he f.er. I mnn stennie,- Herrenu vk which ' sank in- the gale about 4."i miles west of Ireland, was in doubt, al though it was known that n nunv her had been saved. The Danish steamer Estonia, rrulsinu around ..(..;... ..n,u.V,.i o picked up 13 of the crew of '1W. j A dispatch from Copenhagen, how- ever, said that HI members of tin.: crew had been rescued. The liner j Transylvania also stood by the j ..i i.i ..i. i.. i . i confirmed reiinrts that she had . ..... i Mitcii six men iii;iie luiiuiunim i her voyage. Tho Kstonia was : ,ni ' In the. neighborhood hoping to pick up other survivors. j The Spanish steamer f'antnhria j was driven ashore nt Ayre. Isle of .M.in. . looKol iirtKHUP SHX..1 the crow of -Ti was reported to he In no immediate danger. Service Cancelled. Steamer service between Ostend and Dover, was cancelled and air liners stayoij at Croydon Inst earl of leaving for the continent. The weather was particularly se vere today at tho channel ports if Vrnne nwl utotin- th Weneh At.' l:i.ntic coast. Fishing en ft nnd other vessels were storm -hound. Tho Ihltish steamer City of Aiira and n number of other steamships and sailing vessels nkod in mes sages through the oucManf anl other French wireless stations that tims bo sent to their assistance, A little colony encamped tn hut at Woodland village, South Wales, was hard hit by the tempest. Six teen hut were wrecked In the storm of last week nnd tho InleM gale completed the disaster, wreck ing the remainder. About imo per Knot ivoro iv. ,l t theli- htimblo h.urios anil compelled to seek torn- nnrmv hol'- I,, nubile l.ullillnirs : nhllo'tholr iurniture was stored by1 HOWLS ACROSS IN PHILIPPINES STOPS TRADING EUROPE TODAY HOMES RUINED TO POST BOOKS , . , the, company that owns the huts..""- bn'iikrast table nt tho hlte I .... .... .1 l,.n I i ne cale nowiuiK over nortn.-rn and western Franeo brought down chimneys and uprooted trees. Tele. Krapb and telephone service wns paralyzed. Xo fatalities were re ported from Franco. j Weather predictions were that another Bale wns .iHn- A,infin nn.i ,1,.,. . i...i i tomorrow Chicago Bombt CHICAGO. Nov. 24. IA'i Ilomh or. pnntlnilp.l thotr pnrlv mnrnlnr ' attacks todav bv liurlinn explosives j Boollegaer Shot nt Julius Karaffn's cltior store on SAN KIIAXCISCO. Xov. 21. Pi South Ashland nvenue. The blast ! 7-licriy Ferrl, alias (iennero Felve. lore away the front of the store 'n" foimd shot to death in the and damaRP.I the Trl-.Motto restnu- halhroom of his apartment her rant next iloor. Inl morning. Police snld he hud 1 heen 11 bootlcKxer and formerly MAIlSHKIKI.il Hale of 1. HOI was a Chicago gamtsler. An act- acres of spruce timber land fur :0O,OOO reported In this section, SHIP BESET BY HEAVY SEAS TYPHOON HITS Several Thousand Homeless Landslide at Mayon Volftano Red Cross Pre pares Relief Communi cation Halted Steamer Aground. MANILA, Nov. -Ailviees j thai" several thousand persons had n made homeless and hundred: of homes destroyed in the typhoon which has raged through tho south central part of the Philippine arch iapclago for two days were receiv ed here today. No deaths have ourli.g n 1Vl d-breaklng day. been reported.. w bi.-h'saw 6!Pi.3ui) chin-en trail il .A dispatch to, the Ihilletin from iVi mentor hy over Hm.ouo than Legasiii, Albay province, said Tl'oo 'nnv rPviOjUs day In the exchange s persons were homeless nnd that , history. 100 dwellings and seven wharves. rm. work has been piling up in had been destroyed as the result : ever-Increasing volume fneii No of a loo-mile an hour gale. A!vember 7 and all other depnrt- m "inuKiuie at .iayon voicano, a f'1"1"1 .liwtance norlh of Lejraspi, "I h repnrti'd. lied Cross headquarters here made pre)aration to launch relief i made nrenura t ion m Iminnh relief l measures in the event that later information Indicated Mich a need. A ba.l storm wak renorted bv!lhiit anv.h nir further could ho ' (Vhu. on tho Island of that name, hut advices from there said no (i',H' !tl uas neeueu. iiotio, on tne isiano or t'anay, intewise reporioci la storm. I'ommunicntion lines were down in Mthr uiiiiiu imiinvx.i tfv h'.t.f. been touched hbv the storm The 1 i.,, norted that the southern nart of I , - . . .. . . ... j. ii .on is in mi ii ii ii i iie n nil c i )nrt i I ablv bore the brunt of tho storm. - " -i ati't mat ine oamau'e mere un - douotedly nan Jt-en neavy. , The fall' nf the .laiwinOKi tili'iim-l1" or Saka Maru. wl.lch wont nuroum! ""',r' " '"'Jorlly of tho moin i.n the ixli.ni! of Mhut,, m aftrr 'M1 "f 'X'-hn'W nro m.1.1 to . .. . . .. .. . , u rmi.i.-.i m-ie an., i.-nr ox- , pressed for the safety of hor crew The vessel was nimu.-d hi tho di 1-r.ft unlit ..f llin tv.lw...ti A hlirh wind prevailed Mi- nlli. todav nnd eleetrte uovvU-o u-n- S interrupted, but otherwise there was. no damage in the capital. AT HIE HOUSE WASUI.NOTOX, Nov. 24. A'l UesumlnK a custom of some ypnrs ""'"dlnK, I'renldont cooIIiIkp Invll-, ' 11 B!' or I senators for nniwin no otfer. Informal discussion today iiroun.l t I no seniunrs, nil OI Wlloni were Hepliblicans, wore 'ieo I'rosldent- elect Curtis of Kansas, (illlott of Miissaehusetts, Kackett of. Ken- iihoi l rl.leo nf California, McXary'and Htlwor of Oreuon, Do- j ran ft loano. lal.' of X'ermont Waterman of Colorado. Ko.-"s of ! N'w Hampshire and the now sena-; tor who will takp the seat of Frank Smith, Otis fllenn of Illinois, and' Smoot of Man. row was sought hy the police 'or questioning. WALL STREET Clerical Forces Try To Catch Up With 'Hoover Market' FridaV SaleS n i Mgam mar nign neuum, for Street. NKW YOI'.K, Nov. 2 4.--tlV 'Tradihg on the floor of the New . York Sluek ICX'-hange w.im s. t pendul today tho clerical foiVH,,r of hrokernsf"' houses at tempted to catih Up with t'he "Hoover market." The suspension was ordered menis of the stork cxciian; 1 go ng at lull force today m in - effort - trt restore the hooks i,, Home semblance of order. AhbooL-h th: hiiionit nciebliierv Although th of the exchange exp tod to catch no lodiix. there was little hone ,dnii" to speeil up the ticker. All out-;mliM volume has heen left off the utpe, nui oesime hum luecumion, me inner ran iimui no imui 'behind the market yesterday. 1 ha new nign nn eu prinurn , iuni ha vi! b i n ordered will not be ready for operation before, next full. t .Mnny hrokr rs saw In toduyV. ,,,,.ii,.r, . u..d.,.niii...r on.iiKn. it " in"i"itiMH nr. c.lpjit. vh h nrolm lv w il ! bo followo.l fo lone nn tho mar- . . (tt(nllnil . . 'n" Thoro Is ii movement nfoot . 1M'" ro.luoe ihe trndlnir lny nn tirnwn nn iiiik uriiimHiii. iiri'i.'r- r nc thp Siitin dav misnonK una wh.'n - - . , nocormtry. j no ira.i.n uay nr chortmed nn hour during one week Inst mav but it did not meet wln general approval. llmkvV I'.xpn.ld, Ai,unill,i, ,(, Viivnmitfli. i-tf et u ' have exceeded those of last spring' by hundreds of thousands oi'. i han h, each day most brokerage houses Mid they were In better lis ' shape now ''han Their clerical expanded since then nnd new employes hitve had a chance to learn their Jobs. Kven so. many, admitted they were almost hope-( bssly behind with - their work, nnd doubled if even today's sus- , ' '" pt us on would give them sufficient j MI'OKNK, Ore., Nov. JM, (ft) time to catch up.' Itobin Heed, of amateur and Olym- The sensational increase in ltad-(i(, fHmVt ntaile a successful ing also attracted greater 'fi, "comeback" In professional wrest mand for seats on lh exchange )lniI i.,.n. nllihl .... winnlnir I A new record of ,..,o.uiio waii abllshcd yewtor.lay on tho last , of throe sent sales It was miii. (C in, 000 later was hid for There was much profit taking yelernay, win. h bold Bains I'c-1 Ti.lV tl,un r,r...u, ... .1, .nlnl.' - - i .o ,.u; iimrsei oeiorp II WHS mo.mmi the Haturdny suspension had lioen ; old. I, In the first half hour ''I- trading there was a turnover of 1 JT.l'OO shares, which wns it B'T ''.in .h.l-,., u-l,l..l. u-l. 1 rntP of more than 1:1,000. 000 : vhnrei; for the day. Mt was the ' ' r..l l.... i.. ...Ml,.,, ovist turbulent buying session "'or soon n (ho floor nld-tltno; nieinuois sain. The Noted Dead Hltt'fiKKI.H. Ilel tlum, Xov. 2(. '(') Ki nalor 1 1 h inn Johnson left (A'i (lenernl Huron Jacipies of Dlx- here for Washltmton, D, C, with mu.lp. noted IiIkIiiii war u"iieral, . Ihe prediction that tho Hwlnn-, died today of pneumonia, lie was I Johnson hill nn Hnul.lor dnm ' yeira old. The seriousness of , would pass at the coioIiir session Ills lllnr.ua l,..nn,A bnn.H ,nlvilf COmrOSil. Ho Is dim III Wiltih. 'early yesterday. ) mwm Government Radio Station l to Be Located Crater' Lake Highway Near Pro posed Airport Site Ground Leased. , ( KollowiiiK out plans whleh hail ( heen made and tentatively an- niniiu'od several months ao, a! Kuvernmeiit radio airways station , is to he estabUslieu within the : next six months near MedfnrU on Ki tuuut h ased aloiiK the i 'rater -. Lake highway, in proximity to the .site of the proposed now municipal airport. ArrauKementH for the sta- ; ' lion w ere completed yesterday by Thomas dale of Washington, I). ... ' ( eonnecictl with the ueroiiautieal ' department of the, department of commerce. The station in Htmilar to several , I to ,bo established in L'alirornia and i ' Oregon and which will be located ! at . 1'ortland, Uedditur, Kresuo, j Itakorsfield and 1-os AukoIcs. These; stations will not duplicate the work i now carried on hy the private radio) t stations operated by ( the Pacific j Air. Transport company for H'v !eral yen i'H past, and , in Med ford twin not aucr uto worn oi mo local Inlted States weal her bit re which has heen furnlshim; i'cooiMn 1 ir tlie local air station since Its I establishment. j One of the main purposes. of the i new government station, which will tl.. l-l.il Ul lll.'f ...I 1.1 ..U lll.....,.vl...al.. eost of SHO.mXl. is to keen In con J ' Htant touch with 'air-mail planes ... .. .. . . . .,m "l lor ! meters. " ICnch plane vlH h.T nipped with a receiving as well . ii n transmiuiui; set, and It Will . '.' ' ' , nwm wl It those on the ground. In ordi-r to kep away from hi- I terfereiteo caused by the Ignit Ion system or the airplane motor f the airplane motor. Which goeH into the ether on MinillllAW i - wavelenglh of l & to l meti-rs. thejnight when n huge weddliiR cak., :hh) meter length Is , used. The I Hhl by a downtown establlHhmeiil stations up and down the coast wtir to have heen oi dernd hv liiirrv. P in touch with each other 2-1 n. urs dally on airway iuforma- Hon, gvllnu alr-maily flyers as wetl ; The destination of tho wedding j ns other aviators inforuintion atjcfike hud not been discovered this any time. jmornltiK. At tho marriage license. The local station w ill Include two '. bureau, which opened nt 8 o'clock, i steel lowers of li's feet In height reporters and camera men were! and 375 feet apart. Knur men will be required as operators, ! The possible establishment of Iho , new station was announced in Mod , mu.i- mst summer iry u. u . uitn , "r aklanci. tormerly of .Medford ' 1,1,1 nmv ln etiarge or airway weath i er service for the western s1aten "' ns neie w nile en route ti Portland and Seattle. At that time, -Mr. Little told of plans made for ihe Pacific coast air service and of a continuous string of air bea cons from .San Diego to Seattle for the benefit of night flye ti, ,, ulpi,. .iu i. .,. i . .. 1 . . under the direction of the local 'nito.l St.itrH woi.thor hiirotiu un.l " poHslhlo that weather reports niav be broadcast hv remote con- - ..lu!.:..., inini inn .inri-.m oi- f'.oa. The .lopnrtmoilt will ho 111 I cnnrKo u in.! mecniiniriii n.i oi ! 1H Hl.iMon, Jl ml 1 to npcrnto Zl l"Hy l benefit of nlttht fly. I IIIK. If Ihe 21-hour operation goes Into effect, it will mean that the weather bureau must do Ihe same ,l ulll r,..ii,lro K.l.lc.l Iw.hi How- : . 1 ,!V'1' llllB iwituro is noi y.u m uiy 'deemed, Any enntme in woainer will he Immediately broadcasted by tho bureau, keeping pilots In consiaii t toucii win: woainer conni- ,,onH- acoordlnjc to U W. Dick, in liaise of the bureau in Medford. ED IS SUCCESSFUL f..,,,.. ,....i,.i, callfiirnlii ,,,, i(,k n,,, ast fall In 1 1 H minnieM n-it, ie.bol.l. nnd tboiln say that what Mrs. HtrlbllnK t .econ.l full In elKbt mlnilles with ,Vei,. b,.,ll,U llarrlck was i,n.nel,nis for sever,-. after tho lust fall. They .. .... oieweiKnis. HALT I.AKi; f'lTV, I'tah, Nov. S4. Ifl'i lleoiKo Kotsonaros, I. os Anuob-s heavywelKht wrestler, and ll-n n-n l.h , l, , u-,.Ml lni l.)orn, I 'tah tcrapplor. wrestled to a draw hero last uluht, each cratipler Kalnlnir one fall In a two hour, five minute time limit i..... n... n.i. iiinteb. The Calir.irnlan took, the flri:t fall with a reverse body hold in one hour, ,13 minutes, and Horn the second In 21 minutes with n wrlstlock. Iiani Hill lit Pass HAX FKAXCIHCO, Nov. 24. (Al lotion next Tuedny. et Stolen ring Rescue the Hero Finds 4 i:KUI.lN, Nov. 2.,Vf Hoborl Surtoes. of Hollywood, i'nl., this morning was nom ' tlii worst for his ijIuiik' Into j the icy watprs of the liml- wvhv c:iuil to iPM'tie a Kiii from suU'il ext'opt Unit sonio one Htuk- liis valht anil sllvor 1 pt'iiL'll cant-. The nrtirh'H wcrt 4 . stolen from It in coat whit-h lie left on ihe bank of ihe canal when he reseueil Crete Wana- Kail, u tloinestie. rnrtnnutely, thorn was not 41 much money in it," Surtees said today, referring to the wallet, "Inn 1 lost some valu- a hie paper.s." 4- Police were endeavoihiK; to ! Hlve the theft. SurteeH lb eonneetod with the American motion picture Interests In lt,,''i- PREDICTED POR E FvnnMori tXpeClcU Quiet Wedding Today for Barry more and; uoiores Mystery of Second Divorce Clouds Romance. . . .,, v. ,, , i LOS ANCllOLKS. Nov. 24.- NUPTIAL BELLS SCREEN COUPL "'"-(AocoiiMmuied by winks mm riivH.inm Kmo. , IV'8. '""V Hvv"ainl prcdirt - mil i iti-ut.iiiK nuns nuilM) llimitiiiii liLteiiii ji.inn iiiiu nil' (UM!lly hut lie vert helobrt roassttr- tiri.. , t,.K i, ... Mores (.ostcllo In a secret coretnony ! mmiowhero In Hollywood todav. I . n. ,vui.,rv Un... .....wti..., nmnnuori 'mnitiulu ..t n,n , , Htiiir nnd ticvnmi ut,- ,.,i t,iu n, u'ctreMM flnneim wnu tulil.ow..l l..ut mure, was delivered to an unro- Yonled address. Waiting for Harrymnro to call for -Ithe license UV applied for three days ago. Under California lawH Mltoe (lays must ohipso before ft license etui be issued Harrymoro continued to refuse to state when and where, his sec ond wife, Blanche Oelrich. who Is chaol Strange, obtained a divorce I Irom lllm- A""' -lG applied for ti ' license to wed Miss Costello, a inysioi y ' woman leioptioned the' nuirriaKe bureau. t "He onroful how you Ikhuc a j mnrrliiKo llccnso to John llnrry-1 ' more," ho whh runorted uh any. I.l.r "lln to nnt .llu,. twnnt t his Huron.) wife." Tho womun then huiiK up tin) telvphono, ilccllnlnn In (five her name. AX MINGS OMAHA. Neb., Nov. 24. Wl Kvhlle Jake lllrd, ni'Kro eic-convlet I ' ,-roin I'lati, wns r.el.l at tho atatei it.'nllontinry .t JJncoln K as a! j hatchet slayer suspect pollen I ! maintained another all niKht pn- J trol over the city. After u con-1 feronce with Hherlff t'hnrlea Me- NEGRO DEI EVIDENCE SUM Donald, who took lllrd to I.ln- WA8HIXGTOX, Nov. 24. (JP)--coin, I'ollcu Inspvctur II. l)iin-Tlio National Grange brnuglH Its hull in said "there Is nothliiK now." nnnual convention to a close early AceordliiB to Deputy (lifcrlff i to.biy with action on a number of John Dunn, Mrs. Harold KtrlbllnK, resolutions, one of them, concern latest victim of tho mtinlae,' lug .Muscle Shoals, holdlnR tho si-roam.-.! ' thiit's tho nmn" when ' ites lu aesslon for several Itlrd was taken before her yes- ter.li.y. Nurses and Mrs, 13. C. Hcnr-, wife of Htrlblliiir'a physie- "''! '" "ko him nwav" ujj.l n"l sue reiuseu to say wuclticr refused to say minutes ' h wu tt,n man. re tulil- ! '1!rrl stoutly denied any connec 'tlon with the hatchet ktlllnux nnd atliteks and malntulnod he was lie'nK "rHllrondod." Inspector' Danhatim snl.l ho must have more evidence to con- v n... h . fit,,. Ile.l lu )l,n tn wanted. PorlliilKl llii!ilMr.. POlm.AXI), Ore., Nov. 24. Wl Jewels, Ineltidlng a dlamund linn worth .ri00i) and a wrist watch worth IIiiim) were rejiorted .stolen from the home of Charles 1 M. Illlllr. 21 Ksst lath street. I north, Friday. Kntry was forced 1 thrnuuh n kitchen window while the fnmlly was absent. . Htl Xlulil fur llootli. LONDON, Nov. 24. MV-Clener - al William Hrnrnwell liooth, com- mall.lcr Of the Solvation ArrtlV. I pusacd a rather bad night. AV BEATEN IN EAST TILTS Midshipmen Down Prince ton, 9-0 Carnegie Vic tim of Violent Violets-1 Harvard Lateral Pass Wins 17-0 Victory Lassman Injured. PUAXKMX K1KLP, PHIJ.A- , ltKLPIUA. Nov. 24.") The Na I val Academy' mldshipntcnt upsvc ' the dope tills afternoon by down : Iiik a hitherto undefeated Princn J ton eleven hy a ieoro of 0 to 0, ; In the final Ramc of tho Henson for hoih teams. Whitey i.loyd ! scored all the points, running; "7 i yards for a touchdown In Uto Hec ' oml quarter and klckinK a field oal from the S-yard lino In the l fourth period. KOItltHS KIKLD. rillA, Nov. 24. I ball's most brilliant ! undefeated SklboH PHH.ADE1.--Two of foot elevenU, the of CftrnoKi Tech and New York university's j violent Violets, battled through lne,r snHiittonul war for eastern , and national recognition to a final Violets. score of 2 to 13 In favor of thr YAI.K HOWL NI3W HAVEN. i Conn., Nov. 24. (A) Harvard led Qijii'Vale 7 to 0 nt tho end of the wIlll firm half today, a touchdown hy lUHtna'.:cla oarly In tho first po 1 rlod slandlng up through tho I half. There wiih a dudinct Crlm- 'son tinge to tho early minutOH of Yale aid not Heem xn , know how to break up the Har gained consistently through this ' ,ii,,. Harvard, 17; 'Yale, 0, Finals: ' , t -f Holy Cross, 44; Provldoue'e, 1.' HoHton College, 61; Conu. Anv; , 1 X ! J-offtyotto; ' Wittenberg, "H, 0. UhlKh, 14. 7; Ohla Wesley- Urown, 33; Rhoito Island, 7. ; ' St. Johns, 24; Loyola, 0, . Davis KlklitH, 13; Villa Nova, 20: Lucknell, 33; Dickinson, 0. IlulKerH, 13; Swarthmoro, 2. Northwestern, 27; Dartmouth. PITTSinynail," Pa., Nov. 24.- fT"1" AvMflMHnan' rolc figure ; ! !! f J "JL1?:,1'!, .TiS" Is In th e Mercy hospital suffering from a "very severe" Injury, It wns announced following the game. Lassman, n -tfant tackle, was car ried from the field unconscious in i tho t0l'rlh lcrtotl- ' wji C-l. J I lllgll JLIOOI KM IT I Champ Milk Maid at Pacific Show i . ' ; .OAKLAND, Col.. Nov. 24. I lMIhh DoHb Hopper, 16- ' yunrolil lilKh Hohool kIi! from Covello, ill .Mendocino conn- ty, won tho milkmuluV con- text nt the Pacific Slope Dairy Show, drawing twelve pounda of milk from a cow In three nilnates. MIks Anna 4 Hevcllo of San Franciaco took nee.mil. Kmma Hnn.lv former champion, from Marysvllle, third, and Anita (iasparl of Suntn llnnu, third. " 4 1. . hours. The Muscle Shoals declaration roKc.ateu the grango's stnnd tor private operation of the property,' ut with a compromise stipulation that "unless a satisfactory lease can he effected soon, the property should he operated hy the govern ment." CHIEF OF LONGVIEW WINS SADDLE STAKE KANHAH CITY, Nov. 24.- Chief of I.ongvlew, a combination of hot-He, upeed, hrilllnne tind notion, owned hy Mm. W. I. Roth of Han FruncUco, won the Ameti ean roynl ehnmptonMilp middle fitnke of $?R00. chief of I.ongvlew wan awarded the blue rlhhon after Carnation Chief, ehetftnut Ntnlllon, owned by the MIkmoii Alice and Margie Mntvi ton of 'Mn l)tego had made it tit rnn g hid for the- honor. Tho talllon wns awarded acond plac
