Medford mail tribune., November 28, 1928, Page 1, Image 1

Medford Maui, Ttmstmf,
Weather Year Ago
Maslmuiii 00
Minimum
45
IUil TumtT-tliirU Yrut
WWIy Kiftj -fiitr. War
.MHDFOUI), OINXiOX. W HONKS DAY, NOV KM l'KI -Jrt,
No. 250.
The Weather
JrcviLhi Cloudy, audi coiuluuod
cool.
MhxIiiiuiii ywtcnUij- SU
.Mlnlinuiii -rtirOa) UK
Today NEW STORM
By Arthur Brisbane TMnrATrMO
The Best Bty A Home.
Only a Coffin Left.
King George in Danger.
For Safety Savings
Banks.
(Copyright, isi:i, by Star Co.)
What lire yon jioini,' to buy
fur Cliristmns ? ) you own H
limne of your own, for your
children now, or for your ehil
dren when you get iniirrii'il and
luivo tlii'ii a home for your oM
age, A 1'IKCK' OK THIS
EAKTH WHICH IS VOLKS?
If not, the best thing to do !
with Christmas saving's is to j
buy a home, or start Imyhit; j
one. Jluy only what you arej
sure you ean pnv for. There ,
lire ten tllOUlllUt (root! llivesl-.
llU'llts ill this COUntl'V, but nojplluls frum reuehliiK ships off the
b
nioiipv invested in u home of
your own.
Thomas V. Ryilll, who left
not less tliiin ono hmiilred mil
lion of (Jullnrs uiul probably
sevonil humlrod millions, owus
nothing now but tho uoffiu
that holds him. lMinm.1 sim-v-
iees were heb.1 ill the beillltil'll! houses, floodlm; Heius ami uruu-u-ehureli
of St. Jean liaptiste '"t."'"' t, t ,, , , 1
,. t 1 ! The death toll in Holland alone i
tliiit he built in New ork. His! was os, including members of
boilv will rest in the eatbedrap "K' Clvw "c Uu' ll,l",,n steamer ,
uouj win itsi in int mtiitiiiai,Sll;llt) whi.h wi,n li( t,hvvll ,)fr
lie built at Uiehnioiul. Va., not Zaadvoort almost in sisbl of would '
far from the spot where he liv-j!;,, slx n, uf
etl I1S a poor orphan boy.u 'in many places in IblKlum and
4 , several weeks will be needed to .
"Where does be live now ' ,,1'ai" ofr llu fl"u,L Sma" B",s I
mure uots in uu non . K, aykfH W).re hviw n.yml .,
'III official at the funeral serv- mintlbiiBs were ready to stem any;
iee whispered to the undertaker, i
-Have you tho men mitly to
tarry it ?
S .
ji is uu mat. in nut lit ivnai
mice eontrolled
, power.
Tears on the cheeks of lliunv I
.
Cit the church, servants, friend, !
mid relutive, showed th,,. Hie '
dClld niJIll had boen generous
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and kiiiu. '
xa .
n....r.v.. 1,11,li(;11
"
itihl: vtuiiii o vuiiuiiiuM.icei oi water. M.v ilruwnlliL'M were '
,,..nL..w ..I....... t H.Mii.rliimt tin i
" " vMfc.ii t.t.
Jil'llIMl emoire. .A. llUrU WOnt-
rr IH'Ver ni"L'ed there WHS ! dollars of damage to the Nor- lions for their own altuck. havof-lO of the White liouso house
, Jmandy coast rcsorls of Mlrotat, St. 1 Mcn, taking a largo portion of th-j "vUl ''In,,,
jcum-ii c.Mciuii iu iciu iiitu
the kin-'' illness niiirht Drove
,, ,. ,
Dlllll. lie SHOWS lime power 01
resistunee to the luiij; troitbl
uttuekinj' him.
The I'l-inec of AViiles bus been
i i .. 1...111... i,:.. ;.. '
ciiiicii ni.u o uani.-aiiii. i
reinly off the Afrienu coasl,
wliere he is now.
Fortunately, llrilnin is ill
Awnps prepared,' ii well organ
ized eivil serviee, u niinistry
made up of men that under
lain! public affairs and devote
their lives to them, with a ruler!
that does not rule, but uvoidsi
the nuisance of elections, nuto- '
' inatieally ; replaeed when lie
die.
'
(.iood news for the wise and i
thrifty
SavillL' banks Ure l'llis-i
ing their interest rate, in the .
keen competition for depoils. .
. . . v . . ...b I'll.,
..-.I ..vn, .ii ..... vi i..i Ktuic 1 1 1 ' ! u I . I i in ii central commlt
lllone, five savings banks in-. ec.
. . , , t.y ' .xlr. .Metschan returned to 1'ort-
ereaser interest rates to W, per :,,, lo(.l. r,.oln o.iifornia. where
cent.
. (
i Nobody knows what will hap-
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... W..I1 Ulii.,,.1 l.....l.......lu
I'c.i iv ..on iiui.li in , ..-.i in. in... i
l,,.t ..-ne'liiwlv bii.nei. t In. t ;
' ' -ill he knew It was Impos- I
IstOlK-V put 111 the SHVinos llHIlk.slble for blm to inuke the trip be-;
will be there when yoll want M ''uiuguraliun. lie asked !
Instead of truessinu and (.Mill-
blillK whv not SAVB and have
,. , . I
Bollieiniug wcaux w lien jmi sect
n real OlinurtUllitv '
11 . . ' I
Admiral Sclieer Is tlood. a hero I
to all Oermnns. He commanded !
llio kalser'8 licet In the battle with ,
tllC liritisu lieei ul u.iaiiu. wuu I
dIwhvh insisted thut the Germans 1
aiwojfl mHisieu tnai me i.ermuns
won in that engagement.
The irnDllah hud (he snllsfucllnn
. ine r-ngusii nau int. siiiisianiou
of sinking the Herman fleet later. '
Who laughs last, laughs best.
The Important fact Is thut both
fleets ventured out once, then hur-
rUid back to ourt to ba kept there '
Ktng tho war. Hubmnrlnes and '
CWplanes made the risk too great
llrltaln, beforo the great war,
(CoDtlnu.d on Pat four.)
E
More Trouble Brewing for ;
Western Europe Low- j
lands of Belgium- Holland
Under Water Death Toll i
58 in Holland Draining:
Flooded Area Huge Task.'
I'AKIS. Sox. A With the :
lowlands of UcIkIuui unU Holland ,
flooded another storm appeared to j
bo browing over western Kuropo i
I toduv. i
MUUnlalliotis seas prevc n t e d I
J reneh const with the result that
i intfny vessels were forced to re-
'main iu.ik outside iiuvre. Uor-
Ideuux and other ports.
j deceived by a temporary tull in j
: the storm, ten fisltlnir boats went :
!oul to sea from tliaudurol, n llltle
.Mcuitorranoun port. 1 lny wim-c i
ic'iuKht In it squall. KIkIU Kut biu'k '
j to port, but two sank anil tlu-tHt j
nion wcro ilrowni'd. I
In tho low counlrioH of llulirlum 1
and liui.umi, whwu dyki-s wi-rc ;
''""V
LhT
The Ucllun tow, of Termonde.
flrcnbei-Kor and Moerseko were ,
almost uniier water am nrovlslons
FLOOD ZON
I... SJ.
wun; ooconunp scarce ior tneir in- 1
u iji und ' on inimioniuiiiH. in vnt
lM ulwerp rosiMuranls and hotel wen
' running' . low on food suitplles
' , s. "", "0, ,
'"'. due tu the breakInK of pipes
undermined by the flood, and
" , w- " r"'"
. ... .-
I quart while an oxhorbltant m icu
was charged for mineral waters.
A 111 11 IT the till Ilk ftf Itti. Kchol.lt
i . .
from Antwern to VlslntT... th.. i
.iiiiiiili - VK .. tvi.v uti.l.... f...... i u)V'r.... r-..iir....- C... ..
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V ' - -
. .. -i
roporteu. rood was curried to
thi.so tu.fi ;
lUtrh seas wmni-lil Hi.mk.ihI. ,.r:ili l.,nnlnt ..r m-m.I fnrmu-
ai,ry-i;n-t'aux, und Veulos. The
Iflond dnnire.- ,. I. ......I.,, i
'l0011 "ancer was ioonilnB In al-
,"
yre-'
most every region of l'i-ane
parliciilarly in the eastern
nees deparlmeut and Ibe Huvoy J
region.
The ArKentine Bchoolsliip Presi
denle ijarinieuto. from tiio isle of
Wlcht. was iirccc ulna fi'iim i.Tit..i-.
IlliK the harbor of lloulok'ne-Sur-
"'h
Mer and M.llirllt
slieiler on the
llrlllhh coasl.
1'OHTI.AND. Ore.. Nov. 2S
Herbert Hoover will visit Oregon. (
III..IUUIIIK .-.ewnei-g, ins ooynoou
homo, pome time during his term j
of office as president, he told I'lnl l
-'etschan. chairman of the Oregon!
'"' visited the pre, blent -elect
his I'alo Alio home as
',L,"H1 w,,e V"'1"5 f"'- e j
Mouth American trip.
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..ir. nuover saiu ne wanton lu i
visit his fl'iends iierc as soon as In
; "- ...i.inin ,,. . uiuuiiii
and In Ncwberg. especially about !
Ayrr- wh" ' "nu hi"
very best friends."
jir. .Metschan brought buck in:
large uutomuphed photographs of
Mr. Hoover, to be presented to lie- i
l'U'vn who worked In the cam-
e-s "'"i""'-
r
j, v
. I
. rmsr Tliiuxiiir.
,v "u '""ul
.. .... Tl.Mlllni. Thn,..i..v
Thanksgiving Ouy. In accord-
1 unco w-;th long-eslubllsbeil :'
custom.
HOOVER TOLD I
nun MrTonium
rniL imuounHiv
INTENDS VISIT!
ay nisi us iuhk snip ..la.irona i
,, . ', .." !
TILLAMOOK Electric Vower
lutes of Mountain states lowered,
i'nictlcally all of cojniy Included
in reduction.
MEMBERS OF VESTRIS CREW QUESTIONED IN INQUIRY
XH J Jr. j Vf-
In an tffort to determine responsibility in the Vestris disaster. Charles H. Tuttle, United States
attorney, questioned members ot the lost liners crev in New York. Lett to rloht: Jose Garcia. Ed
v.ard Darcy. T. Griffin, George Prestwich, John Kipling, R. E. Manley, assistant United States attor
ney, and Mr. Tuttle. I
PAL ROUTE
1 "- -
Victory May Be Beached
Through Air in Los Ange
les Battle Trojans Drill
On Defense Heaves Won
for Rockne.
LOS ANUKlaKK, Nov. (IN
Southern California and Not.v
Uimo In tholr Krt-al interactional
.HtruBlo bore Saturday. In H -
prol.abili;y will fiKht It out In tho
nir. ,
1,0th teams, an cxtotuive UolMor.r.
Into- the finer points o( modern
Kridhon warfare and. will, their;
1 lies and runnlm; attacks ranldmr
l s""u,ul "n "L" la' ''""'"
Ho ewlnit the pendulum uf vie-
;,.,ry their way. IMch Is .he os -
:rr 'f. l! "luZ.
-
tack, und It Is more than llkolv
jthni tho air Saturday will bo full
.if ubvi-l.lln.i- K.t.tlw.i-
c,,;,..h ii..ul.-I i ..f w,.,.Hi-
. ... ..
- " "
- - . ... .
invjisiiMi nf Knnle INtckneM limn
-
.blcrs. is flressini. atrial work. In-
..,:. . ,i..in .... ....UJ i..f-...iU.. .....I
Trojnirs practice time.
,...,h.1 .....t.h.iwU1 ( lioln
.
iv!Z, To iuZ
l.ecaiin' aerial heaves ere insliu-
ineulut In Bivl.,B Noire Dame vl,-.
lories.in the two previous encoiin-
ters with Homhern California. Two j
ycar.i ago ul tho coliseum here.
i.ouu i.i llm ftituturr imimotllH
of play kiivu the ltocknemen a
Kl to 12 viclory. Last year at
' ....... .....r .. '-.
fiKiired In the 7 lo ti triump 1 .
Notre Dame S"oreil beliir
speitalors.
Itotkne Is a preat be
1 17.001
liever in
,Vmv
the pass, anil he has as pretty
conn of throwers as any couch,
In the country possesses.
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Ntlnilc. halfhack has one of "."
mos. nrcu, ate pass nB arms
the business und he has u trio of."
equally brilliant gunners in Col-.
Ilns. t'hevlgny und Drady. '
Tj defen.lvely cope with the,
gunfire of Notre Dame. Coach i
Jones bus two pa-s-upsetlliiK won-
decs lu l.loyd Thomas and Ulis'i
Saunders half backs.. Their ability
In knocking down passes Is almost :
" anny
I 4 Incursion lA'aves 0 I0
I!
t The Hpecial excursion train
4 to I'ortlund for the Football
4 gnnn; will leave Modford at
i4 0:40 p-ju., according to an- 4
(v ninincement by Southern Pa- 4
A tfl,. ..trl..li. 1 l..l. I. ...... flu. A
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(,b. Prefer lllondes
-:V VOHK Nov. JK. IV A
lively bunch of gobs, us they dc-
genne ineinseives. nave wrnien 10
ib,. papers asking Hint girls attend 1
u ball In a hotel before the buttle.
ishlp Arkanms goes on u cruise.
Their iiref.rinees are: 1. redhead
brunettes: I. blondes.
I Iron n Derbies lo Afrlin
XH W VOHK. Nov. ;s. bl'i Mrs. I
Kdwurd J. Ibirber Is to take sev-i
I eral dozen brown derbies to Africa
...nv- .nn. n .....iniu, v.
i...iin.i r...- . ui.
1,1 "oiKe u trip wiin ner nun- l
:....i ........ .....i,i... i
Tanker l'liiils I'luiie
NliW VOHK. Nov. lfl The
.Sinclair Oil company was Informed
Had pi. k.il up three men and a
disabled ttll plano off the t'bO'bl
count Ibis morning. The wireless
, message from the lunker guve no
'details.
HI KUUKlNto VAUA UN I (t IP N CH LOD N
IN SATURDAY
COOLK ON
TO VIRGINIA
Swannanoa Club to Enter-
tain Presidential Party
Dine With University Head
Shoot Clay Pigeons
Friday Home Sunday.
WASHINGTON. Nov.
-(P)
1 r.!n;dont and Mrs. CooHdtfc loft
to.lay for a. brief vacation in Vlr-
!. They entralnef for VVaynoB-1
' " e ":;"tM ' ' ""B
...v. ..w.,, tl,n munu iu m-.
........... .-int.
' , '
11 ' " ' l ",w"
Hll,.1;u. ,.,, f,.
" " uii innui ii iniui
...1 ,1 1.1. .Jt... in
ill IMiviwiu nir., li. in lil r nritiinii
and eoins.letlon of the journey to
""" lul ' "7
" oJ
'r t& X '
man hatrobe and t'aptaln Wilson ; 1 "'n nan warned 1'oarson
it. ... i . . ..twice to siav mu-mv fr.ini thn i-h-i I
llrown. and Colonel James llwl4";:'
'f'fini. - ii th,. whii.. iii.uu,, .,hvii
I "Upal. the U bite House physic-
1 1.... i ...ii.... it..., .1.... ii.a
,1.... i ii.,v
iiiun-.iiiiiK nidi 'iiiiu
,i,,.in :
.i - liiw
v lu " ,
ctenoKrapher. K. C. (ii'lnwor. also
was Incluiled.
Thorr
' .
Will atlOIHI I nanKSglVillg w
... rhurloltesvlllo and after-
- v p", t a,
"
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' ' i slilent Adrrman of llio lii
von. l..v ; of VMKmia , , y , ay i
Hpei-iauMS ior a inv iiiniuicn ui
the TbnnksKlvinK day football,
name between the rnlvorsltles
" n , " ' ., , , ,
ri,,.i,i.ivi.. ,iine,- win
.,,,,,. ii,
"'" , .
.ill. V ooimiki' lias ai-i.i-iueii mi ,
iinvitiitlim for in-idnv und Knttir-
for Friday und Hntur-
""' A l''l"" of tliese days may ;
:be spent lu clay plKeon shoolinr.. !
minrl In wh eli Ilie ores ilent ;
win. Inlti'ited and exhibited con-'
.1,1, ...nl.l.. ulIM .l.ll. nll.it.lnrT.
.... m'iruii .i n...
"." 'V "Vt . to Washlnsto :
. ' 10 ;,"""lni'"
late Kunuay. I
WITHOUT HOME
MANILA, Nov. 2H. iP) Tho toll j
of human lives taken by tho ;
typhoon which .swept through the)
central part of the Philippine ,
Islands last weok was fixed at 40 :
known dead today, Mith cHtlnmtcs t
of the total fatalities running us
high us lift).
Ten thousand persons nro hum
b ss In the provinces of tiorsogou,
Albay anil Mashutc.
I tlovernor Oencral Kllmton issued
!un executive order authorizing 1
provincial governors In the strlck- '
en urea to assume control and fix 1
reusonable prices on privately )
owned supplies of staple food. The I
order provided that the nower :
should be exercised nlv In i.reveiil i
iii iu.ii suiioriiiK mm iu preserve i
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Tin- destroyers Pope. Truxlon.
.. .... . ......
if(ir ih iviilmnn . i,i, ,,.,n,.i l
..iii.nii,.. r...,.i.i ...r. i
I'lr. l4inils lii llutunn
ii.wa.va. Nov. jk. (Pi Iioii-
aid 8. Klb. whoso fllglit from ;
Walkervllle, Out., lo Cuba, wai ,
Interrupted ut Key West last
TEN THOUSAND
LP N ARE
night, landed here ut 1:52 p. m.lplutcd. The peak of the eiildcmlu
today.
'INDIAN SHOT
LAST EVENINGI
j
'Buck' Pearson Killed On
, train, mat will also carry Hie Hubert K. Kvnns, I)t,nvor police
Main Street By Ranch1""" "'Hlon hlKh school band , confined lu Uio Denver lion.
land the Klks' band of this city. (,,,! hospllnl bv wounds received
Foreman Attention"? tn
Girl Cause -r
capes in Car.
, KJ.AMATU l-'AKLH, ore.. Nov.
1 2S. (! Valoy "ItiH ;;" I'oiirHon,
; "un1 Kliiinuth Imlii.n. was
(.1111''. u" , ' V, I'
town. Inst nluht bv lllll Tlumnmnn.
1 elderly foreman of the Hull ranch.
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IV I ll'h llll'I'IIKlU ) lllll llllll I'llllClt
; or ii"r morn k riinti 1 .-innitv Tin.
Ishoiilnwwas wli nessed bv more
j limn ,. score of Cbllouuln cltlr.imH.
, ,
n.-iim 1.11111 1 vii 1 null ifi'l'UUSC
ut attenilons the younKer man had '
been niivinu lo 1 ll-ve i.i i.. !
rlLn I a ,r ' - 1
- ' .". . . M . '
--.ru.. nu mi. mioi.
I homuson ran to. a car neai ltv
' -
inomuson run in. ti noui- v
nr'w In a revolver and nulled uut I
u iu-au rule. "jJon'i unv r vnu
, , -
come near.
he xhmitod ! th
. Htafrin'1'"''''" crowd. "If vi,u do. vou'll'"111 y,Hrl nl 1:30 uulfk' ll,ul
get mo same tioso j'e.-irHon did.
j K-ctipe Made
' Tbomason then lumned lnt
.i.h.i,, v..ii " ...........
' ....... .V(
"im rice, and drove out of
bll, a, ,, teh rate of speed, i
Wi.i.i ,.,.,.i,.,.i ,-i, i '..
ho mid Mrs. Alva .all that he
- ".- I
-
,no siioouiik occurred after
i caraon came out of n cafe with """ " " .".
I two bnsketH laden wllh milk hoi- th" Medford forward wall. Thoy
ties. As be slopped from the side.
nuiK delivery ear.
lliomason
ininne.1 .in ,.t .. ,.....!
- - - " vn m,i
oiner sine hi me street and came
runnlm! up to Pearson. !
"I warned you twice. Hook, and
on oiiiiuii neca. no .11 dr -and'"'- f"" .
"ow i am Boing to Kill you."
rCttl'SOtl
largo und powerful
puncher, und said defianlly:
..... ,.,. , f ......
" juu, , i uu ;
haven't got the cuts."
' Ilo bad hardly uttered I he last'11''" "'"' mukt tho trip.
I word when Thouinson Jerked out I Tim play by pluy report of the
ibis 46 calibre ...'! iniiu I.uger uulo- eontesl will be broadeust over the
niallc. and shot twice.. Pearson Mall Tribune-Virgin station KMKb,
screamed und collapsed. The bul-i"1"1 11,0 Oiegonlan station, KUW.
! let had nterccd his heart. ! The game will bo the lust for
Several hours before Ibe falal
shooting, a warrant hail been i
'sworn out for Pearson's arrest on;
;ii charge of beating his 00-yenr-uld '.
film sws suffer
ti
I j
CLARA BOW HAS II
HOLLYWOOD, Cat. Nov. 2K.
tit1) Thirteen motion picture slurs 1
two directors were confined lo
Ihelr beds loilay wllh liltaeks of
intluenza. What was described us I
n '""il epidemic strucg. tho film!
colony Kunduy when Clnru Uow !
unu .lulin oillicrt. uctoiA were
brought down by Iho genu. Others I
under physicians' cure Include: I
l-ouls Wilson. .Monte lllue, Jlr. and!
M'. Itlchiird Ilartheliuess. .Marv I
" u.em ivmuk, naiij
i-i,i,,.,. ... .......... ......
: " "nam iiuincs und iiualvr 'Ken-
,i, ..... l- ..- I
Kdward Hedceivlck. direeors.
In tho .Molrnm.lli,.n illsirlet tic.
; new cases of Influcnzn were rc-
porloil yesterday, . brlnulng the
total for the month to 8103 eao.
Deaths total forty-one to dale. Tho
health department stated that clos-
Ingiuf city schools was, not content-1
was expected shortly.
CITY MUG !c
nDCHIMP Dl AVJ
ir i ivnvii r i u i i
Jt blllllU I.I I I
IN PORTLAND
Fans Leave Tonight fori
., . ,
Rose City Football Clash
Full Power of Pear-
pickers to Be Used
Broadcast Scheduled.
, I'OKTI.ANO. Ore.. Nov. S. 't
, Mod ford IiIkIi hi-IiuoI football team
' It'll by I U. I'rlnk Cutlison, wero ;
bore today, and this afternoon on '
.Multnomah fir hi wont lliroutfh :
.piuotici in preparation for tho
jeliudi tomorrow with IJonbon Toly-'
( technic hlKh Hohool, winnora of thv ;
1 1'ortland rhumplonHhip.
. ! Tho men wore tn fine rtliapo, mild ',
; Callison, and oaifor for tho f ray j
j which they expect to Kivc them tho;
j title of football obutnploim of all'
; OreKon. Tho woullier was flour ,
j and cool with promise, of tho Hame
iklnd of woather for ThunkHffivhiK
: day.
Th oiiy today awaited in hin
expectancy ibe oponliitf whlmlo ol '
t bo Mfdrm'il IiIl-Ii ui.1,,,,,1. Ilo.iu.in i
!'rt.o t-.... ii ,r. .,.. 1.. t 1 1
tomorrow for tho mute high ;
m hool elmmpion.shlp. Tho trok
of Hoiithom OroRun foot bull faiiH j
to tho metropolis started thH
,morniiiK by utito, with tho main!
evenini; on u 'special excursion!
Th" su',lroi-d '"""'an squad or
',30 playora, including two InjtiroU
killnn Fc ."im,llMl unumo 10 piny, ieu mv nmii Harry (Mile. wu shot und In
rINU t!- nlk'ht, and tho entire Hquud will ' stantly killed uu ho lnv in lied,
limber 11 1 toduy on Multnomah M.orMy nftur 5 o'clock this morn-lru',u-
j lug by MIhh h'nrlco Kins', a nurse
Tho full HtroiiKth of tho Pour-.at the Imspllal. MIhh King tuon
pickers will bo thrown Into the turned the nun on heiHolf. inflict-
iKlllno' und ev,!,y c'vr of tho,n(5 a wound Hint Ih expected to
I Fuuad wan In perfect condition,
; wix ewiilion of Orbln Cpok-J
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! Vum-h Jrlnk CalllKon announced
1,1111 n,M "irling
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t ' ntf, - llnrnle -ll.iKMr - utianls,
! "!' HukUvh ami lies Hprattuo:
Hackles. Kill .Murium ami Al Mlo-
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-''' "'' McDonald ami
William llowerman; qtlarlerbuclc,
Al Wclvln-. halfbacks, l.enjnmln
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Hobert Matthews, former y Wll-
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til roreinM.
Tho Modford team was hoolnit
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11 u,v ,MMU ",,u u
' the weather forecast was for
rain. The suuail has been drllllnn
" "' "Uh wator-soak.d balls,
The loculs me favored to win by
woro of from
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," "llv0 l Puntlnn, but
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Idcceptlon of tile Culllson crew.
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and the entire coa.;hlnK slim
?' o bnlverMlly of Oregon will
I Tickets for the truinu urn on
liiy ul me (.nomiicr oi
Commerce und Crowson's. and up
! last nlBht close to 250 fans
,hll,i Iflod their Intentions ot
'making tile trip. It Ih csllmutcd
.. . . .. , ., . ,
many member of the local teum
under tho colors of tho Medford.
high school. They arn Fred Mo-
Donald,, William llowerman, Wll-j
Ham Morgan, Al
Htnebr. Jack
lilughcs. Jlornle Hughes, Al Mel-
tvln. Uenjumln Harrell, Clifford j
! (iarnott. Harold Anderson ana
; Orbln C'ookslo. A farewell rully
jviin held ut the high school yen
lerilav ufternoon and a largo dele
'nation of students und citizens
gathered nt Ibe depot last night
10 mu ino hiiuiiu uuivu.
I The final iramo of llio Heuson
for Houthorn Oregon will bo played
I tomorrow ut Ashland between the
i Ashland und Myrtle Point high
schools.
kbit olil.KAN'M Nov. 28. Ml
viiiiih.ii vneen wu
..,, i,.,tK i.i,.v 'n. ,.iel,lent nf
'be Amerlian Kcderallon of lll-
bor.
1 oronto, Canudu. wiih chosen
for tho next unnual convention.
All oilier officer, Including
Flunk Morrison, Kocrotary, wero
re-elected und tho convention
adopted a resolution "oppoln
Iho Use of public schools to spread
propugundu, or special Interest.."
"r" Caddy Is
-rnk President i
at Tender Age
! 4
y
V1...aTO.. 111., Xuv. SS
lP .Vol many Rolf cad-
j dies became bank presidents 4!
at 13 years uf age. but Itus-
! sell Johnson Ih an exception. '
e Young Johnson, who estl- !
' matin that ho walked 1100
! miles over the Chicago (lolf 1
club eoursu tn earn fUJ3.5!. i
-n chosen president uf the ;
bank :
'tcniny because uf his .oc-
4 Ilia savings account, In the 4 1
4 opinion uf officials of the 4 j
4 parent bunk, whh the most 4
4 impressive of any juvenile tie- 4'
posltor. 4
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KILLS PATIENT
Gun Turned On Self After
Shooting Policeman Pa-
tient Note Says Waited
Five Years for Chance
DENVER, Colo., Nov. 28. (P)
; i u guntight lust week, winch cost
; the lifo of bin gompuillon. Hatrol-
cause her dimth.
One of two notes found on :!
IK i votbo , TbonT
. mK. AUdresHcd to "DoaroHt Hob:'
I lie mile siiitl: "1 have waited five
yours for this chance." Attaches
nt tho linspltHl were of Iho opinion
that .Miss ICIiik hiiiI lOvans. prior
to the inuriiugo of Kvnns, had had
a love a H'nlr.
I.ouls amllli, it Denver fireman,
who occupied a room In the fire
nion'H anil policemen's ward, wliero
the shooting occurred, declared
that ICvaiis and MIhh King had
spent thu cntiro oronlng and nlgltt
In converHiition. Ho also Haiti Miss
King had spent considerable time
in w. Hit? iluilng the night.
Hniith, who wan operated on yes
torday. was under the caro of .MIhh
King anil II wan nut until nflcr slui
llitd been unsigned tn Ills case, ac
cording tn attaclu-H nt tho hospital,
thnt shu was aware of Evans' pros
encd In tho hospital.
Hinitli was nwakeneil by the
shot which killed Kvauu nnd saw
MIhh King tire tho bullet Into her
own body, but wan holploss to pro
vent It.. Ilo cried out a warning,
but his crlen worn not hoard by
others In thu hospital nnd It. was
not until after (he second shot rang
out that help roncheil tho room.
Kvnns was sliol through the houtl,
dying Instantly.
Miss Kin? is said to have come
to Denver from Kiiiisiih Clly sev
eral yoais ago.
SOAP SENT TO
OOLUMIU'H, Ohio. Nov. 28. fP)
-lo esle McCufforty, a ceino-
wry is more man niuruiy a grave-
fru. it ih a means ot earning an
ensy livelihood.
McCufierly was recently paroled
from the Ohio penitentiary, where
ho wub serving u sentence, for non
support. I;ulng ambitions, he Hot
out to make a living.
A nationally known soap concern
wanted a list of prospective cus
tomers lo whom It could send 8am
lilus. The donor ot tho list re
celved a bar of hohp for each name
ho submitted. Ho McCaflorty went
to a cemetery In I'rbana, near bis
.home, uml compiled an extenalva
list from Iho tombstones, boon He
bad soap enough to last a lifetime
but added to It by culling at the
postoftlcn anil collecting the "am
nion mailed to Ills clients. Then
ho sold the son p.
Encouraged, Mct'affurty answer
ed an advertisement for Home one
to obtain signatures petitioning the
city of I'rbana for Improvements,
for a day and a half he laboriously
copied signatures In neat rows, but
someonu noticed thoy wero In al
phabetical ordor and Investigated.
Ho was returned to tho peniten
tiary to serve tho remainder ot Ills
sentenco lor violation of Ills pa
role. Orcffon Weather.
Oregon; Oeiiorally cloudy to-
night and Thtirsduy: continued I
cool. Oontlo vurlublo winds on the I
coast,
DENVER N R
FORMER I
SPOOK LIST IN
STRANGE CRIME
I
IS GUILTY
: Continue Quiz of Spokane
Hatchet Murder Suspect
Police Say Man Insane
But Story Plausible
Nebraska Officials Dis
credit Story.
J KI'OKANK. Nov. 28. Vo
i I ce today tindortook a final quiz
zing of Elmer WllliuniH. in mi
j effort to removo doubts ur
1 rounding his story that ho was
tho notorious "Omaha hatchet
j slayer."
Officers here mild they be
lieved the biff negro was Insane,
whether he committed the crimes
ho "confessed" to or not. All
they had to ko on wnn Williams'
own story and thoy said his de
scription of tho murders and of
his "spoils" wei'Q very "plausible. '
While police here satd tho hulk
ltiK mululio "might bo tho man"
tho possibility nroso that Williams
learned of tho murders through
newspapers. It became known
here toduy that ho bought n Spo
kane pupor which carried a do
scrlptlon of the Omahu murders.
"t wnnt a paper that tells
about thut killing," the negro said,
us lie entered tho office of tho
SpokeMimn-Itevlow yesterday
morning, ono of the paper's clerks
mid.
"What killing Is that" tho clerk
ni-kcd.
"That ono In Omaha whoro a
negro killed two women," Wil
liams replied. .
Then Williams bought o copy
of the issue of November 20.
ItUATKICK. Nob., Nov. 28. W,
Iflltlo credence is given horo.'.o
tho confession of Rimer Williams
al Bpokitnc, Wash.,, that ho , Ik t
Omuha'ti hatchot killer. Williams '
Is u former inmate ot tho Ne
braska, liihUtuLo for lecblu minded
you Ji. ' ' :
When told-that "vVllllinrm was
held (it Spokane. Dr. J. Ilnford.
superintendent of the Institute, ro
callod thut tho negro narrowly
escaped conviction for assaulting
a womun at Houston. Texas. In
1025. Williams also "confessed"
there, but Dr. IJuford nld ho was
In the Beatrice Institution when
tho crime was committed. The
attacked woman's husband had
"positively Identified" Williams tia
his wife's assailant.
"Williams." said Dr. ttuford.
'was considered harmless while
nn lnniato of tho Institution. !!
was a very plausible tulker. and
somewhat given to religion. When
wo remember tho Texus Incident,
it Is hard to give credence to 1)1"
Hpokano story."
OMAHA, Nub., Nov, 28. P)
Clues to Omuhu's "hatchet man
mystory wero knotted today with
the admission of one negro that
ho perpetrated the three slaylngs
of lust' weok und tho "positive
Identification of another negro
by Mrs. CI. Harold Htrlbllng ns
the men who hacked her und her
husband.
In Hpokune, Wash., Elinor Wil
liams bad told pollco that ho ttou'
tho "hatchet man." Ilo offered
general description ot tho locality
where Mrs. Walter llcsso and
Miss Creta Drown wore killed.
but declined to expand his con
fession until word was received
from Omaha police. -
-Meanwhile .Take Illrd. the second
suspect who was rfeiicd here, was
held In Jail nl Clenwood. Iowa,
fulluwlng his appeuruncc yesler
duy beforo the hospital bed of
Mm. Htrlbllng, the fifth and last
victim of the hatchet man's as
saults. Again Identified.
Illrd wns , Identified "as sure
us there Is a (Sod In heaven."
by Mr. Htrlbllng.
"You aro the mun and you
know It." she told him. "Tell tho .
truth and you will foot better."
"I don't know what you arc
talking about,' Indy," Hlrd re
plied, . his composure unshaken.
"You know I kept my word
with you. Juke," she continued.
"I did not toll the deieotivos." ' )..'
Police concluded thut Mrs.
Htrlblmg had given, a false de
scription of her ussullant for u
promlso that her life would be
spared. Her orlglnul description
did not coincide with bird's aw
penrunce. POItTLAND, Oro.. Nov. !. (Pi
Heven persona suffered Injuries
when a sedan crashed Into the
aide of a Sit. Tabor stroct car
In n heavy fog at Kast 82nd and
Yamhill streets today.
Most seriously Injured were Mrs.
Joe Walker, Heelo, Iiluho, bruised
about thu head, and her daiigb-
tor. Altha. aged 11, who Buffered
lacerations ubout tho head and
face. A son, Lowell, 10, suffered
'front cruises.
0 NO
SURE NEGRO