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0 Ml MailTr EDFORD ad-st. Pally Twenty-third Year WerkJy Fifty-vith Yr MEDFORD, ORKtlOX. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER :. 192S. No. 247. Today By Arthur Brisbane Thomas F. Ryan Dead. From Whitehall to M. F. & Co. A Bootleg Climax. When The Drop Comes. (Copyright, 1928, by Star Co.) By Arthur Brisbane j Thomas Fortune Hynn is; (lend nt 77. ' One of the wisest Wall Street I men said of Mr. Kynn lone aco; "Ryan, if lie chooses, can be j the richest man in the world." j Mr. Ryan pot tired of work- i inn hard, or decided that he ' had enough. His fortune may! reach K0O,O0O,0OO. In one trust j company which he controlled vn in nnn nmi ;, nh 1 ' ,. , tut a Ih s amounts to little, when the Inst dav comes Mr i ncn inc last (ta tonics. .111. Ryan's illness was probably ag gravated by the defeat of Gov ernor .Smith. Thomas F. Kyan's fortune of half a billion, which might as well have been two billions, is based . on common sense and imaginnlion. Iinafrinaiion made him see what could be done with the street ear system of New York. Common sense told him "when and where to leave the corpse," as Mr. Cutlen says, and be left the corpse in the, hands of oth ers. ' Imagination made him buy1 diamond mines in Africa an send his diamonds to Ivnglnml hy nirplrrnc." ;., 1 , . (five your imagination a fbanee. Let. common sense con trol il and you make make five hundred million dolla'rs. But r:.. i i...i ,:ii:n .in.,,. won't necessarily make you happy. As John K. Madden, of Ken-1 lucky, said .to Mr. Joseph I'th - lein, ol .Milwaukee, I lie m- portnnt thiny .,nt (o .lie vieh ! but to. live rich. Ml. Baldwin, in the House of . (!omnions, is asked whetber lie knows that .lames Simpson, of Cliicacn, has been buyiiiL' old pancliniis from the walls u-l . .. . . - . I umicnaii aim scuiug uiem m j the more modern halls ot .Mai-; . ,..,. . shall 1'iclil, 111 Uucago. A. The ltrilisli want laws passed ., u .....i '" 1 priceless works of art." ! N.,1. !; ,.. .ret eveiie.l H.ildwin won t get ex. ltul. lie knows where the great j works of nrt in-the National i gallery on Trafalgar Nipinr. j canie from; lie knows that, the J . Klgin marbles, in the British j museum, were not cut from any British quarry, Art mid money fro together. It was because they were tiie richest family that the Medici were able to do so much for art in their day. However, the -Meilicl. while! lmvinc (Ireek and Other .-in-1 0 here todav, with Tommy Ward.! bond Issues for Pacific coast com- local iiiinrterback, iilavlng an out- Panics. The combined voume of i liques, as did the eitrdiuals and slnn(nnR Bnmc ibusiness of the consolidated com- "pones, also encouraged livilljr i Waul broke'nway and raced T.-. Panics during the past year was 1 1 ' . lyanis throu-th the entire liend 'reported to he more than 81. .000,- nrtists. There is not enoupli ., f(. ,ml, 1(own a few niln-;00. Their total paid-in capital ex of ihnt kind of eiieoiirascmci.tii.tes aft. r the game siarte jniceeds JI2.000.000. and their con . n the second period he made a beau- nections embrace all the North- in our day. , tlful 4.'.-yai.t run around end, i west, and extend into the Dakotns. , '- . . i and made a touchdown after. ' ' uooiiei. wnisaey reii ue.i an ,- ,)f )p en(1 ,anl. resting climax In Chicago. Forward passes were the only Arthur F. ralk came home mmm ,,v wh(,h ,.enA conl n)ak dnin!;, shot am! !:illed his son. --C()nitBtl,Ilt Ifl n fina ars old. when the son handed ( u(1 T)e giml wa him a shotgun, i-aylng. Shoot me. I ,,.,,,, , ,.,, ,tempt I would rather be dead than the,,,, Hlvm.,nl k.,k flum lho son ol a drunkard. !v ,r,i line m ui.i.. The story, told In court, caused . ,r"' tiie jury to. shed tears, and the; piTTSHl'lltill Nov. 21. Pi prnsecuting attorney. suddenly ; attorney. suddeni bursting Into tears, refused to go inersity lackle who was carried on with the rase. Tho man 'asifri,m th(, tll,M unconscious in to- nrquitted In five minutes hy tne Jury, after his wife and daughter, w-eonlftff hnrl tevttfled ncainst IlilTl- I i t ' , ' '. .' , r, , . . . renwyk. The Herrenw yk w-ns In K,ber 8. Tr. oW la, rs,' n-d' ,1 7---" we,, of VnZnttri ":rn hr' rkun a tr,n (rnm K.,nta nnlered her home, she1 returned, j ,"r' , Jread: "Saved six of the crew of shot herself dead on the doorstep,. moNI'OK. .Mich., Nov. 24. 0?V the flerman steamer Herrenwyk nui? was found holdlD a scran of I TWO Br,iMil children and a man last night. Increasing wind and paper on w hich she hod written: wrrP killed and a third pupil was j darkne -made further work I111- Dear dad: you ordered me home; " prolialily fatally injured this morn-j possible. Hoping to save ihe re here I am. Katherine." tns when their nntninobiln was i malnder of tho crew nt daylight. These aro emotional days. FFAR I INIWIY-PONDERS a i I s i -v a PLANE LOST IN If ,10 Search To Start At Dawn' For Ship That Disappear-; ed Along Route Taken. By1 Lone EagleCountry Is Rough Little Anxiety' Felt. r,.OWj.SVII , ,. (p,T"hV.o ' airplanes will take i't lure nt 5 p. m. today to search ... ' . . ,1 . '"'"l' ' , . . ,. i ... 'south of Mninuioras, Mexico. Oho acurchcrs fear that the machine was l:it r cionoi chm-ios ,. , ; ; ' .- . n-iUnj u. i.y iia.-K -o i"' ;0ll :,UT, 15, last. The family l.nitcd states. jliV(1(1 , tni.ilu!i ucal. Portland. 1 he sooutinK ships will he pilot- , cl0liIlg lhg a,.gllmeut to the 0l hy .Major 11. Law of the Texas Jul.Vt Uvy g,,,,,,, ,,isll.lct ator. Mexico Fishery. K. A. AnrtliiB Ilcv, e:M: ..W(J know Umt ,hlrt of the lnlenmllonnl Ali ways and .ouh i,mlBlt rifiy pmlluls of rrank Hiduer. Uiownsvllle, Char- ,i11Shk powiler. llv his own ad les niiimi. guincy. Ills., pilot also ' miSHm 0 piul.p, it under the will 1:11 aloii,, as will Harry Sexton house the cdue of Hie house. We of Hi,. Iiiownsvllle Herald. j know iihat later it was placed They win fly over the roiiKli 1 further under the house, sunie country south of trowns ill.- eight 0r ten feet, at a position around Matamoras and Sola l..i wi,ero It would only be placed hy .Marina, aliout h-ilf way from tne design of some person, look llrownsville to Tampion. ..( i,ii lue ilemonshment ol The plane use.! hy. Captain ; n,e house and the death of its oc ltalpli stone, pilot for the Texas- i oupants. Mexico fisheries, has llKhtu for "y0 im1w that Karl Jones alone flyliiK at nlEht, hut Major Law knew of Ihls powder under the said he had instructed Captain ; l onsi". We believe the powder Stone, who was in Sola U- Marina ' was not exploded by accident, an I today, to remain there until to- u p yo ,, the jury to morrow. All ships at Wort lirown , decide whether Enrl Jones ignited here were chei kert last . nli;ht and ( the blast that sent his step mother found In their hangars. 'to her death and killed his ten- The deei.iion to start the search year old half brother." was caused by the report of the In suniiiiinK up the case for the Kort Urown meteoroloKieat sla- defense, counsel for the defendant tlon lu bich at 10::;o p. m- last : contended the state had not es- nlKht -fiKhied n ilane, linlued. ,,nd observed its proirre-s for about "In murder cases of this nature, six miles. N The machine then ap-. J-.p said, "it is necessary lo es peered to develop motor trouble, tahlish n niolive. They Insinuate the station said, and made a half'lhat Karl Jones desired to collect turn, heading l.a- k toward Mexico, the meneer insurance on the home. It then was lost to view. j 1ml If that bad been the case. Mes;enuers wue dispatched to surely he would have resorted to Matamoras late last nlaht with lire. What object could he ikis the request that a troop of Mexl- sibly have had in Killing members can cavalry he .started from there) of his family?" at daylight to' heat throuBh the1 Five possible verdicts were out nrush and rocks. The topography u.uiinc, it was a aid. thai a mart: bforo dawn wou.d not be feus- The Fort Urown meteorological station tonight reported sighting 'in. lil't'l) 11 i iilimu ichleli il.oe in the strtlon believe might have been that of Colonel Lindbergh, who left Tunuilco, Moxlco, today ; to return 10 me i.niieu iiaies. The slation men said they watch the plane, which was carrying lights, progress about six miles and that it suddenly seemed to develop engino trouble, mude a half turn," headed hack toward. M,,xico, and then "was lost to si :ht. I All Fort Urown planes had been checked, and found safely in their 'iiangars. The-distance from Tampico to Iiiownsvllle by wlllch Colonel' Lindbergh bad Intended flying on M rel,,r" ls n'"1111 -4u mlleB n,,1 i oraillarUy is nm(le ,y alr i ie . than three hours. 1 ,. OVER BEND 13 G ; TH.; DAI.LKS Ore.. Nov. 24. i,Vi The Dalles defeated Demi ,,.,, s..honI .....ihaii team la to irnntaln Al lJissman. New York rnntaln Al Ijismnan. (Iiy !( Kamr with Carnegie Tech ht,.,, suffered a ' probable on- i.." .w.i..i nf Htruck nt a street crossing here struck nt by no inienirban car. W FATE IN t E! Sign's of Deadlock In Ore- i gon City Trial Delibera- i tions Begin at Noon -De-1 fense Holds No Motive1 For Cruel Deed Claim i Blast Accidental. OUEUOX CITY, Ore., Nov. 2). DYNAMITE A W) A jury of twelve fanners tonVsht contested, one with an other, In the case f Karl Jones, Nov. 25. .t, ,,r ,,.,.(ir 'p, .i..,,,...,. , 1,- the twe,ve . , ,.,,. At 11 o'clock tonlsht no verdict 1!U )0(,n ,t.,urueii io.iuB ji , . ,, , ,,,. UilU.1 0 a (IynamltD ' Walit ,n'nt kn,e(l ,. ,,,.,,. ,,,. i, .,..,. set wneii their hnm, u).. dt.nifiliMliMil ''iiilished n motive for Iho crime..! lined hy tne court In the charp: to the jury: First-degree mill'- der. first degree murder with rec ommendation for life imprison- nient. second degree murder, nia.'i- slaughter, and not guilty. PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 21. 1 t,voiVH million dollar consoli. ,atlon of Investment banking firms which will piovide a powerful or .,., for ,iancliig Pacific ganixntion for financing Pacific : Northwest Industries, was announc : ed totlay by John J. Hess, vlce ;Piesldent and' manager of the O'egon branch of Murphcy, I'avre I Co. ' I The consolidation involves Mur 1 phey, Favre & Co., investment I bankers, with offices In Portland, j Spokane and Seattle and the t'nlt jed Grout) of Corporations of s". inttle and lacoma ami their affil iated compnnies. unc ot tne prin- ipal firms In the latter group Is umheller, F.lirllchman & Wiile. The consolidation is one ol' the jlnrgest ever effected among Invest- nent bankers In Hie t'nlted States " was nld, and will provide nn organization sirong enougu 10 or- iglnate and hnnk large stork an LONDON. Nov. 24. OP) The Valentin wireless station announced .today that a Lloyd's radio message ! from the Danish steamer Jlslonla i said that II had saved six of the I crew of the (Jerman steamer ller- Northwest gale. Heavy seas and BANKING MERGER-! i nnn unnTiniiroT I Industrial aims ! . I COOLIDGE'S THANKSGIVING TURKIC I ' o F :- , Ztts - khz J aSSrv-f Thii huge gobbler Is being Thanksgiving dinner. It was the Vs.. near vhich the president B,,,j, , n; r llligei Director ASKS rOr Complete List Of Em- ployees Building Prog-;' ram to Be Abandoned Except At State Prison.: I S.I.EM. Ore.. Nov. 21. (,7V Sam A. Kozer, state director ,.t the btldcet. has announced t1,.t complete 8i.;regatloii of virtually 11 Items included In the budgets lot the unions Btnte departments 'mil insiltuiio.w i.,r iM"a -m.L nnn , anil institutions lor IJ-li and, lll.lt),.; Will he ; demanded by his olflce. Ivozer Is now preparing the bl - cnnial budget of expenditures for consideration of Hie next leglsla - 1 lire As the result of the new practice Invoked: by the budget director, it will be necessary lor all depart - nient and Institution heads lo in- elude in their stalemeiits ot pro-; poseu expeniniiires lor the lint :K0ZER PLANS A DEAF PAIR ARE I CLOSER TAB ON TERRORIZED BY I STATE EXPENSE COAST PROWLER !: 1 blelllllum a coinplelo list of ali a death's head 011 the table with employes, together with the inontll-!a butcher knif. stealing an auto ly salary paid lo each. In lluviobe and an over, oat and leaving past the salaries and wages have ; poisoned broad and canned fruit been lumped, without segregation or clnsslllcntlon. A lorm also has been sent to tome bread to the eat before, all department and institution 'sinning to eat himself, tho cat; heads requesting that expense on',ii,d shortly from effects of the all trips outside of tho slate be poison.' The doctor pronounced listed. This is the first time in fruit also poisoned. As the Ti.h the history of the stato that a cnors are boih deaf they did not tr.DUlalloll 01 these expenses lias been demanded. I As a result of flovernor Patler I son's edict that expenses during I the next two yenrs he reduced to ! a minimum, it Is likely that the 1 proposed huildiu.,' program w ill be ; abandoned. An execution probab ly will be made with the slatj prison which Is crowded lo capac ity. Ihls Institution has request - ed Hie erection of an ndmluistra-; lion building and a two-story gar- ...... ri ... .... . ..e il!'.l IIWOI Ol llll! gar-l age, which could he added lor lSm3a.CrL.3LIS , .. - . . ; 100 trusties mid roiiev.. n.e . MM.i.,1 ,nn,n.i.. ..... ' priBon. 1. in i ii.iiiijsr, Itnniunln. Nov. 54.; WH) Severe ( earl hqua ke shocks ' w-ere felt throughout Hnmanla this ! morning, iho iiemnv i.,.in.. ..,.. i iicuinriy mnrked at .lassy where ; seierai imiKiingH fell and pictures 1 I 'irHLr",'nil"L!L "bout. ' PRODUCTS MADE IN MEDFORD One of a Series of Articles in the Biiy-at-Home and Home Products Campaign Sponsored by the Medford Chamber of Commerce Kverythinsr manufactured or j-rown here and sold lo local users means wc are kcepinj; llnil much more money at I10111P. Then, when we can sell our producls (n other communities, we bring new money lo our section for llic pa;)iioiit of wnoes lo our producers. Kvery dollar spout by local citizens in other cities means that much less to our own city never lo be rclrie'tl. liu'l Hint same money spent for local products, or in local busi ness house;, indirectly' benefits everybody. In order to enjoy the 11111x111111111 benefits from our local ronrccs, we should practice 'selfishness to the extent of demnndinr and puivluisiii!.' local producls whenever possible, Ihat is, when quality and price are consistent with like pro duels from other districts. Look over the followiuc list. Kvery article is produced in Medford nnd its immediate vicinity. Demand these brands neit time you buy, and help inciCnsn our local payrolls: fattened (or President Coolidge's gilt ol the city of Charlottesville will spend Thanksgiving at the n . n , . .. , .'speed which had been cut to less PON UrlOrCI HOme tntei eCI llinn nine, knots lu lho,early mom - Bv Ptlic,nnPr Atlfl Vandal ofihers believed Hint Hie ship faeturers of Detinlt, John W. Aud- OnmiA rtaofh Uonrl nnwouid continue to encounter rnunhierson mid lMillip, Haul and David odive uudiu neau un . .,,. Thi,, -,.,. ,i M, nn..nn nn.io 1 ;t,i, tui rr;i., r:i.. iui,iii;ii 1 duic rdlllliy Cat Eats Bread And Dies, . A ' l-oi'T r.Mv, .en x-.... n, ,1,. '. ,.. , . , ' ' renin 111 lenor. puociu - ' 1 1 , , 1. onln-. robbery and the enrvinx of a death's lu-nd on the kit. -hen mw and an opposini; enirent of able has descended l.non the ' " ',"',-h varying from one-half . ' .... , . . - k . 1 v ' liii'J., I" 'oiu. .kmi v...neouei.x-.."vevpiiid ftif.-n,'' W:-hcinn.. ltiimi iVrW 1- jltt -. y ,. . : lleward of Slue bus lilrendv. : heen- pnsietl by I' lank Melnlyre, 1 owner of the bouse In which ibel ! Tichcnor's live, for Information! . 1 it..., Tbo borne was firs', entered ' Monday night w hen the Tlclien . or were away. A traveling lis g was shv hed at the time. Tbo"" " .row:er . again, enured Tuesday ",1'' i,,,,.,,.,,,, that rough n tht. with a miss kev. leaving n the table, llv chance of fat ; m,.. Ticbcnor, next morning iK.;u. u,P entry the second night : ' rsrrrirATrr pnn llirfl HkH . H r K WrrtA I I I III I I II I II I 1II I II' . . . w.. . . , . .. SAS r'HA'--. snv- Tl.e weallu.r nullook for -(P) the , ....... 1 ween neginuiiig .ovemoer -.1 "."line pilot House as inn snip .n... ......,.....n..,l !,.. ,r,,l.... In- tlin 1,1.11. fol-! lows: l'Vtr western sloteH the oiiHook j Is for genernlly fair weather la; southern CulUornla and southern i Nevada und for unsettled weutiie; with occasional rains In tho Nort h Pacific slates, probably extending i..m nnriborn Cnllfornln nnd norlli-1 em Nevnda hy the mldille nt i" week. Normal temiieistuies w in prevail during Hie jiiiinlng week. MR. HOOVER REVELS IN; SEA STORM High Waves Give President- Elect Dousing Good Will Tour Day Behind Sched-j tile Because of Storm--, i i Maryland Enters Tehaun-i . - . . . WASIUNllTON, Nov. 21. (.4) - tepeC AS Gale Slackens. Treasury officials nre now prepar-; r jl'iR Iho final papers upon the Is-. rOrCe. . sitaucc of which Iho Rovernnieu' 1 T. S. S. MARYLAND, Nov. St il 'Ihls baltleship, cariyitiB Her- licit noovir on a tour of latin- ( puny, niiimiK wliuiu is Seiiiilnr ! ThroiiKli Hie Katherlns haze, clos America, was so many hours be-; (ou.eus, KepnhllcHii, .ilebiKlau,.No . itiK In to write i'IiiIh to u brilliant hind schedule that il was certain official announcement was "avail- autumn clay, a leather oval milled It could not arrive im. Amapala, able today, hut parties to tho Ion;: today in a (treat arc floated nl llomluras. on Sunday morninn as ntl hard for.-tlit contest over the , most lHilly into a pair of waitliiK Planned. The president-elect ot- collection attempt were agreed ; aims, and soon after the Ktin bnrk flcially announce.; Hint the sched- that tho definite announcement j ed lo etui the thirty-fourth annual tile of his Kood-wlll tour would would he made shortly. 1 "bin Koine" between Stanford's be delayed 24 hours at all poinis. W hen Henry Kord several years i Cniillnals and California's tears Tho drciulnauKhl tills morning nKo boitKht out the entire minor-1 In a 111-13 tie. was nearly f.uu miles from Ama-lty holdliiKH lii Ills motor eoinpnny A city within n city, 80,000 ' per pala and still had half of tho RUlf enlerprlse, the Kovernment nc sons massed in this Kreat .'rny of Tehaunttpee 10 cross. Tbejcepled n pnymnnt of approximate- bowl and some 10,000 others cluii- inu was auvanceu 10 iweive 01- thirteen later In the day. hut the uelr is railed the HoU Is called Hie "llalleras 01 ,le l aclflo." Naval officers salit ., ... . ,,.na 7!t 'moderate intensity, such ns are ireiiuently encountered In these 'waiers, ! The oriulnal sehedulo of thi ' liillllenin .HI C(l lor ,tl Hpeeu ui . . , - , ,, ' " 1 "-"" '"""' nvci' to ilslilim off Cane San Lu - '.. ,, ,,,. ,,. ...,. ..nnunred 10 enjoy Dm boisterous seas ns much 'as they did the calm sunlit .lays which marked tho begin- ut !.'".'' southward voyage. 1 1 'ol h inounled to the signal. ' . . ........V..: ; .ei,V... bridge lo observe the gale-swepl The first Indication that rough j weulher was ahead came during ! a deck moving pleluro show last nii.ht. when a big wave threw Us spray over the audience near the rail while water poured thru portholes and Hooded the silling room 01 .Ml. noover. Llliei ,,,, ,u came warning from a Danish steamer ion miles lo the south thai wind of gale foreo would he encountered. Despliu this forecast most of tiie Hoover parly and many of tile i Junior offlcei'H spread their cots on Hie deck and turnod In, Bo- 1 fore midnight Hie snip was pltco - Unit but It did not reach the real I storm area until two houra later, A wave . bleu king over the star- , . ,.t.i i.k,...ftip,ieeb irnvA' the lee,er a do,sl,n. They bur - ; rledly .-. . .U.lu scurrled below to tlieti ! 1 ablns. Atlliough a r..... u'kiii lo 'the bridge to watch the waves! ' l.r.aklliB (iver the bows. I captain Klmberly remained In ". .. . . ., ' .. .. ...III. uH,trUM T " t "VimeV sno.k it. hugoiand In gliding down to earth, the Thoit fro,,, teni to stern. Coffee u......u,t i,i, i ni. .w,hI. '.j-hc Waman called out to make ,nvi, i,jeeis on the decka ,,., l() iK,t their way throllgM H-hubko uy uie i iiiyoiniu i.u no..-. ! (,mi.,.B which someilmeB took' i Hints wits killed Iniitantly. Mr. ! ,,,, .,,., feet. Somn waterliind Mrs. I.assett died In an tun-' .1 ,,.,f.... ,.n iintehos j ..m.i i. sealed. More water was shinned wh. n gigantic waves . ir(l((, .. hK, OV(,r t,0 nuartei- deck Hint their spray found mo ventilator openings. ; Th gale at times attained a ve-i tyiclty of "0 miles nn hour al though by noon Us foreo had slai I; ned to about 4 lilCND. Ore., Nor. 24. (IP) Mrs. l ist her Pryor. and her daughter- w, Mrs. 10 BEND UN I KILLED IN CRASH Irene I'ryor, . wero1ari ,4 TlM.n, ,UIB -.eon pnt.i killed Friday when an nuto mobile lit which they were riding was struck by a Spokane, Port- bind & lealllu switch engino at a crossing. .:nilneee T'.on. nt nn innuest to day. testified that the car, which Mrs. irene iryor was nri.iim. s1"1' "it ns the train lipproaeneo, no.i that uppnr. ally the driver tried lo back up. but Instead the auto mobile ran forwards and stopped f.n the track. Immediately In f Po 11 t of the engine. The automobile was (leinollshed and the women's bodbs mutinied .n the c.lMsloii. Tho verdict! plnCid blame for tho accident' ,n Dig dr.vcr of tho automobile. , . Albert llarrs, Hi-ye.ir-olil boy of Ibstock, Kn.;., suffered u broken leg In a football game, hut hob bled into his classroom and re mained until school was dismissed. M'NORi" ford Abandon Effort to Collect! Millions For Income Tax' Politics And Sen. Couz-Stanford Comes From Be ens Involved In Proceed- hind In Last Half Call ings By Government Expect Decision Shortly.1; I will formally abaudoii any further 1 attempt to collect about $:4,0(PV "Mi Horn former minority stock-. , holders of the Kord .Motor eom- ly yjii.uuo.ouii from tho minority 1 as Income lax 011 the transaction, nennior 1 ouzeiis nun jonn ana ' Horace lvalue, automobile mnnii enainr (..oiineu h sister, wore I nmonif those Mvolved. ' T in ll'unullrv ennliunu,! tl,n n'l.nln j proceetlliiK, and IhroiiKh Senator Coiizoiib charito that he was heln-'t ; attacked In the matter for polltlral reasons, demanded payment of .7.1 i,,e,e,u..o u.iiih luin.i. 1 no ki.- I ,., i.i,, ,, !,,. ,""'' '.'."""' 1 "l". i body ruled last spring that Ilia minority had paid taxes In full ntii j in addillnn Indlcalod thai they had their taxes on (he Irans-, ...ii i.,.. ,. i,ii ) ana nan.' : The cnsii was also taken Into the federal cotnlH by Alice Kales, nil- , other 'member of (ho minority group who won a directed vordlct against ! tne governmeiu. PI A IIT I IITP 11111 1 HI U lU I" M IN rKrl" i I LnllL I II I U MlLL KIXIKKTON, Ohio, Nov. 24.(7P) -Two men and a woman Wera ' killed tonight when a pussenger plane curnutn from Cleveland to 1 Chicago crashed near here. I All three persons nro belloved to havo boen rosltleuts of Clcvu-1 lllllll Tim dond ' II. H. Unset, pilot of the plane, Mia. 11. IL linsset, 1110 pilot a wife. . (llenn It. ilutlH. Several persons who viewed the crash declared that tho pilot evl- .!.., l .,. UJ .1,,. , ..o,,.., t...,.v .. klinWHIfirill. 11.1 Cll'fieil III rHH III1I..H I plane crashed Into n tree nnd was i wrecked. The plane wan one of a fleet npetntod between Cleveland anil buhince while being taken to a j aospiiai ni uuiihucb, wm... STATE DEFICIT IS isi ni iiininn nimuf ! in mmh mm AND TRIO KILLED 1 1 ! ' - I HVLUM t.M... Nov. 24. lTV- "S" Increase, im wniupeo " I"' The suite deficit today, says 11 1 to Avery and the Dear flank man statement, from the office of cut over the eighteen yards Inter Kt.it.. Treasurer Kny. Is 3SJ.- venlng to test the turf behind he 202.1.1. With payment to tne state of the seeonn half of state taxes by all tho counties, the deficit will Is. wiped out tempo rarily by December 1. Tho full a mount of stale taxes due on see- unH hnir imcmentM win S2.730.- 470.;C.;7, leuvlllg 1,2DI),H03.77 to bo puld. The treasurer today forwarded ( the slute's fiscal agency In New york r.(i,774.I3 lo pay In terest due December 1 on Ore gon Irrigation district Interest .bonds. PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 24. (A1) Ktlward C. Hninmons has re signed us vice-president of the 1 ' n It imI States National bank, cf- ,fective December 1, to become ex- ecutWe vice-president of the Iron Fireman Mnntllacturlut company, Ho will be a director ot the bunk. WAU1IINOTON, Nov. 54. WV- Hesiiniltig a custom ot somo years standing, President Coolldge Invlt- 1 1 ed a group nf 1 5 senators for antn (.'rcutrup Ihat brought Iho tamo irtrnrnuii discussion today nrnunui the breakfast tablo at tho While Uuuis. I LONG PASS AT FISH TIES BEARS fornia Tackle Makes Long Run For Score Oregon Wins Home Coming Game With Montana. "' Russell J. Newland. Associated , l'ress Siiorts Writer. .MliMOHIAh STADIUM. 1IKHK- lii.i'.Y,. calf., Nov. lip) leretl on the hillsides, sat throuKli tour quartern filled with throbbintf 'nun spectnctilar moments of plav such us no other big game has exceeded In years. Kroin opening kick off to clos ini! nun these traditional rlvalB bat tled with a fury seldom equalled.' A California . advantage, piled lip in the first half by two touch downs dwindled away to nothing ness before a mighty finish that hrou-;! t Htanfard Into a tie Willi its oldest college gridiron foe. Un that long pass that aplll .i, .i..i, -..ii,...,,. i. .. "u?"" '"""""1 "ls lur conference championship were carried to ob- llvlon shattered and crushed Into the lurf of their own gridiron. It lert them undefeated Iruo. 1ml --, fi...i ,7...i.. -. , ! Southern '(7allfornln. undefonted anil held even but once, piuilied : into top honors by winning froth ' Idaho today. 1 on the short end' of the count and the lingo Indicator hiftid 011 the scoreboard ready to click to the zero mark, Slmkius, fullback, dropped back; whipped over hla right arm and the hall whirled across the field. It crossed the California goal line and plunked down into the hands of Frentrnp, halfback. One California man was only an arm's length away but not close enough to lay hAntls nn the leutl.er as It ended the 40-ynrd Inurnev thnl tied tbn scorn nnd jleft mils gridiron superiority be tween these two elevens undecided. Soma U0.0OO roaring, screaming persons formed a picturesque back ground for the West's greatest gridiron classic. When they pour ed out ot the stndlum they had witnessed n struggle as gruelling as any this senson. Individually, tho most brilliant feat of the day trailed In Hie wake of a 76-yard run by Steve linn- croft. Incklo for tho Hears who ; uneiceiMcu u in. i ' (low II lllu liem iui a lohcii.i.jw i.. It was the first score ot the game nnd raised California's holies to, the highest pinnacle. !s The second quarter was borely under way when California cross- ed thecal line of Its rival. The Cards had advanced to the Ileiy 24 yard line. A pass was lu order and the play was called. It left Hoffman's hands but Steven Han croft, stalwart tackle, bobbed nn. snarod the oval In enger nrnm nnd started galloping down the field. In three strides he bad passed the massed up line. Open territory , loomed ahead. Uko he never inn before, the big boy dasheit down the field. His captain, Irvln Phil lips followed, nnd nt the crucial tlmo, clipped- Hoffman on the 211 yard line. Bancroft -daggered over the lino, hero of ti 76 yurd run. An exchange of kicks showed n gain In California's favor. On Stnnford'H 38 yard mark, after n buck and a pass Bhowed no yard- enemy - - Hears were no unr n uu. the Hear. right halfback sent the leniher sninnlng between the up rights for the extra Spotlit. The halt ended while the boll was In the air and California trnlled off the field leading 13 to 0. - . The Cards came baclnfter the half lime rest and wltiiln e few minutes crossed California's line with n 28 yard thrust. Receiving n punt on his 38 yord lino, Frents. nip. hairinirk, came back 10 yards. Plunges nnd a 10 yard pass put the ball on the 0110 yard line with four tlowns for Stanford to make It. Slmklno denied the line for half a yard and went over on the next play. Lewis kicked the try for point. Slmklns, fullback, who enmn Into the lineup beglnulng the third, added the punch Ihat brought tin count for Stanford. In ll.at period, ho drove over to score the first touchdown, and with bill a minute or so left to pwy In the fourth tossed Ihe long W - 0 ft dnzsling closo. . (Continued on rajs 81s.) (Continued on Tags Four.) sijusits.
