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MHDFOKD, OKKtiOX. FIJI DAY. NOV EMU Kit
Xo.
OREGON'S HIGH SCHOOL GRIDIRON CHAMPION'S-Medford's "Black Tornado'
TT
i I
DENIES hASCHARGE OF
.Real Thanksgiving.
Ford in Turkey.
The New Chevrolet.
Tactful Mr. Blumenfeld
::o, o
Today BRILLIANCE
By Arthur Brisbane (11001 AVr-fl
NORTH
NEPTUNE IN
i ii u
uiui miLU
By LOCALS
CONFESSEO'MARYLAND
I
(Copyright, 1928, by Star Co.)
Oil Thanksgiving day Uncle
Sum curved an unusually l)i;r
prosperity turkey. !
The situation can 'lie put in
n few words. This country lias j
one-twentieth of the world's!
population and more' than linlf !
K.P II. , .n,.i,iv A,,,l
jrv 1 mi, mui iu n ii v iui itiiti ;
tlmt is only the inert' bcyiimin
of tlm national wealth, the first j
sera luhi air of the surface.
To wove iitar ii was a real
TlianltsgivinjLr, stocks weut fly
ii.g upward Wednesday.
"Call money 7 went us high as
A iwn1 (Mint iiwwt i iuireiidfii'ii
aisurv in tliis rich countrv. Hut
tools are willing to pay it, the
banks are ready to take it, and
it's nobody's business to object.
Tlic Bible forbids usury, but
that is very ''old staff."
The Ford Motor Company
ijins a contract with Kemal IV
sha's government establisliinir
the first automobile assembling
..1.... :.. i. .....,. r.i ..f ...... ...
jJitii.L in 1 111 jcf) ; -v Kir.iui t m
build ears will be completed
later. That's a step in the right
direction of civilization, Jn all
Turkey there are now' only (,--000
automobiles, in the l S. A.
24,000,000.
Important automobile
news
is the birth of the new six-cylinder
Chevrolet, that lias been
planned for two years. General
Av,!r.." in ,.,Ih,'.,,- ..t
Itfiist l,5tK),0UO of the new cars
in the next 12 months.
-4
Circat Britain sent' a tactful
man iu the person of Ualph D
Blumenfeld, at the head of tlu
delegation of British journal
ists.
lie uraises onii r runci.vu
praises can r l anci.vu
and Los Anireles. according to
each it own supremacy, with
out offending either.
Blumenfeld calls Shu Fran
cisco "the world's niost charm
ing city" and says "Los Ange
les will be the world hi biggest
city."
Cliarm interests San r ran-
eiseo more tliun inure bigness.
Los Aiigtjes,' ever striving, in
tends tu be the bigget. feel.s
4li;it it is tilreiiily suffieieiitly
ehiiriniiig.
LSlimienfekl (lid not see
enough of Texas, "here, in u
northwest Bonier, old Kngliind
could be hidden u ay ensily.
The illness of King George
eomes ut
an awkward moment
t .
merehttntS Of IjUlUlnll
for th
and other Dritislt cities.
Tlieil
shopping for (. Imstmas IS done, ,
their nionev snelit. I heir nelliny;
...
1 1.. I... 1 1,1 the
i.i uni( -pjuy iiiiiiu, ';ii"
L-lmr rlic the nation Wnilltl .r0!
kill.' tile, the nation WOllUl
into niotirninif. soeial events in
volving large expenditures and
extensive jmrehuses would he
abandoned. Merchants would
puffer enormous loss.
Alunv of them are nisunusr
the king's life over the holiday
seaon, paying iU per cent
the inuranee.
e
request
i iiu King nugril issue ii ruiiaii)
iTint In the event of his death no j
mourning should be worn until f
after the New Year. j
lint that would not urotert the j
Tl.- t.i i.-t.. i ... -
merchants, and nobody would telt
the king that he Is expected to die.
is our prnsfierlty dwindling away?
Hnidly. .Machinery exports for 10
mnnlhn that ended with October
not only established n new record,
hut were larger than in any entire
year between 1921 und 1927. Iron
nnd steel exports were the biggest
since. 1921.
And everywhere busfnesn Is good.
..44
PUK'kholders in New York's
tl.il City Bank had no cause to
complain on Thanksgiving day.
(Continued on Pace Four.)
1
Pound Out 39 to 0 Victory!
Over Benson for Unques-
tioned Supremacy State'
High School Football!
Bands Impress Port-!
land People. !
j Tlu? Medford high school foot
j bull machine rii.se in their might
bullion, y. before 11100 peo-
pie In the Multnomah Stadium ut ;
orlland yesterday tind pounded ,
out n 3!) to 0 victory over the (
lienson Tech mi uiui, champions of j
Portland. Thus they won tho stute j
championship, and there are none
to deny their oerwhelming supe- 1
rlorfty. !
Tho Med ford team ripped off
its plays with clock-like regularity. I
and a zest that brought shouts ot' )
adniirution from tho metropolis,
throng, a triple lateral pawn In
t lie fourth quarter, executed with
dazzling speed, sent Fullback .'
Cooksie across the goal line for
a touchdown, but was called back 1
by the. officials, who throughout
tho contest were looking for the ,
mistakes of Medford and imposed .
heavy penalties. Calllson's crew !
accepted them ymlllngly, and, on t
the next play, regained the lost!
ground. v i
The lienson squud is u big, burly;
outfit, renowned In the If orlland '
league, for their roughness. They j
love to crush and crunch. They
figured their ponderous size would j
batter down the locals. In the
first half they specialized in neck
tackles. Ie fore the second quar
ter was over, they had received
and In tho
jarter their1
en o ugh o f ro u gh n ess.
middle of the third quarter th
defense hud -'crumbled from the
fierceness of. tho Medford attack. !
j ho ferocious was the battle In
tho center of the line, that lienson
: substituted., three centers. . in nn;
j effort to hold l.crnie Hughes. )
1 Hrown, a 303-pound youth, highly
j touted as eapablo of dimming the'
j ploying of the homo star, retired,
early Tn the second half, as his
backing up spoiled his passing to
the bucks, tne hoasis 01 lienson,
as their plays were smothered.
The two teams hurled more or
less gay repartee at each other,
and the I'ear) tickers were exces
sive in their politeness, as they
i.,. !.-.
knoclied down
i'"- of Triumph,
rslde from the victory, whl' h j
was glorious to 500 supporters of'
-l,.,ir..,-rl In Dm ulnn.lu It it'll u nil
I hour of triumph for "William Mor-1
gnu, tackle,-who in the final min
utes of his high school fooi ball
career, scooped up a punt blocked
by Led McDonald, and ultulned
one of. his ambitions the scoring
of a touchdown, ns Coach CalU-
json threw his cap in tho air, and
his mates gathered around to con-
gratulate. And another wonder
followed close. On the try for ex- i
Hi'a point, .Melvln kicked
field
troal, a feat regarded u
ImpuM-
Ihle by l'ortland nport scribes.
The .Medford Kiiutd, ; known in
tho metropolis us the liluck Tor
nado, was lustily cheered, as they
enmo upon the field, shortly after
the lienson tutuad poured from
the clubhouse In orange sweaters,
which accentuated their size. They
appeared larger than the home
team, and many spectators wasted
sympathy, as the two squads
warmed up. H was an ideal day
for the game, crisp and clear. Th.i
j't,ld fast. Portland foot-
nail urns were out in iuii lorce.
jT1lc.y entertained no hones of win-
,nin ,jUt l'yed for a low score.
Medford kicked off. Ucrnlii
'.. ... .. ... . ...
"us" uoouhb tne iBKin een
'!'""0n ..'.T' ?-... . ""JI!"
nurieu inree power paiys in iiic!-j j" w
Medford line, and xvas forced tongI to Coach i. C. Callison of the
H1..nn nlnt.u fWn, Medford high school, and it is1
I kick. In Hcven plays, nnd five
minutes by the watch. Medford
registered Its first touchdown, the
orin play bc,B a , forward
pass from Mcmn to 1 lower mun.
who unmolested as the ball drop-
I" -t ln lrn a ins. It was the
same .plaj' unexpected that start
ed the downfall of The
Dalles !
The
try for point failed
Four
minutes later, after punching the;
l tendon one i or niniuy uains, .mci-
..11 1 ( t. ...1
lull'" piuiuin'ii mrwufcij n tttuiwu: t i, l u m .'imhuiu f
field for u cecond touchdown. nndanrt team, for the northweHt cham
.scot cd the extra point. The first , pionshlp.
j period ended with the score J-'I
;, ft , Medford fnvnr.
u 0
The
second quarter was the
last stand of the I'.ensonites. They ,
played furiously, rough and reck-i
b'ssly. They made yardajre twice.!
They backed Medford to her own j
10-yard line. Then they crushed;
Into u stonewall, that hurled them j
back for slight losses. Then theyj
spread out across the field. The
maneuver wuh pretty but futile. !
und the forward passes that blus- (
somed from the play were ground-
ed. llennle Harrell intercepted ,
ihe fourth one and raced bark
lhe f-.rd line The Hanson
'teum never threatem-d again. The
Nn-jremainder of the quarter was a
ripping fray, in which no quarter
(was asked and none given, and
(Continued on rage Six.)
No. I Is Iteimie HaiTell, "the grey stmik," so-called liecaiivo lie
le, as the grey mw was similar lo Jerseys worn by officials.. No. a
us and gcueiabblp. No U is Harold Amlerson, clefi'iiNlve hack, who
-'ool;sll' M'hitllhitcd. ami was
t,lt ,m',,",,, :t ,s
-i is urn .liorgau, wno rtK-overeu a
Sprngue, a ball liawk. No. tt is llcniie (IMtish) Hughes, regiirdcd as
llcnson eenterk No. 7 Is .lack Hughes, best offensive linesman. No.
Is I'red McDonald, end. wluise tackling and blocking was a liMiture
GAME AGAINST
EVERETT HIGH
IS PROPOSED
Multnomah Club
Manager
Working for Football
Game December 15
Prospect Doubtful, Thinks
Callison Team Willing.
1'OltTX.AXD, Ore.. Nov. 30. W'l !
K'line oeiweuji iiiuiuum iiib11 !
nciiuoi iioo rjvi-ii'u, tt unu., iiiii, i
j at Multnomah stadium, December;
lii, for tho l'aclfle northwest j
! clliimpionshlp honor, hus been pro-'
posed-by James :ne;imU-ion, man
uger of .Multnomah club. Kichurd-
f son wired the JOverctt club to as
certain whether It would consent
to play. .Medford waft said to be
ready for the contest.
M e d f o r d yesterday won the
mythical Oregon state champion
ship by defeating lienson Tech of
won the championship outside of ,
Uixft 1in1 unil llonunn umiu 1'nrt.l
. . i I
land chaniploii. j
Tho niinwtinn ,it ikwI.mp.ui
post-season i
L'nllm wttlt ' vurn Wnull H I'll
- ",,., ' .
Hrhnnl it. Inl le .TJJiwI,, linn i. ..,'n -7l .
Medford high school, and it
' , . . , . . . . . ... . . . .
il.xilil fill 1 ill,.,. Ill ..I,-.. 111..)..
consent. In view of their attitude 1
tart year on post-season Bm,,, j
They adopted a rule then prohibit
ing high hchuol football games
-.-I.. ...ii i w
ture. The consent of the local!
school authorities would also have)
to be obtained. It is understood !
game with Kvcrctt would J
"iv n ""isu u , .
1 ... n.n,.rnln,l I... f i it A...ir..i.,l n...,U
DKTllOIT, Mich.. Nov. .10. IA1)
-hleven custotns border iiatrol in-
(tpectors were arrested today by
Racial customs agents on chargeg
involving conspiracy to assist In
smuggling nmior into the united
States and accepting bribes from
liootleKKers.
The Hrrests. customs officials said, !
were the result of a awcenlna In-
vestl-Wlun of eight months by,
undercover agents Into alleged
j graft and corruption among Inspec-
ium iu inv iviiuiv area.
tl':i'lcd of a tourhdmui by a lilvhly technical iiillnjr of the oirit lals
Bowei-man. who caught a :to-ynrcl pass from .Mel'a. to M'ore the l'lit
okm-kcii punt ami vaccxi tor a loucixiown. m. . is "Shanus'' t.ieen.
ASSASSIN SHOT
BY SERVANT AT
TRIAL OPENING
Albanian Student Victim of
Courtroom Killing Con-
fusion Reigns As Shots
Echo During Stampede'
Several Injured. j
. i,.
l'HACIi:B. Czechoslovakia. Nov.
Si). W) Alclblado llebo, Alban- no chunK-o IIHb evcnliiK. oniu the
lan s.udent who assassinated Zena bulletin Iwncd at H:UU p. in. by
Hey, Albuniaii nilnlsler at 1'ibbuc K'r flianley llewctt and Und J)aw
and a brother-in-law of KIiik Vlo- son i f I'enn.
gu of Albania, was shot to death'
today at the opening of the trial;
iiis assussin wuh a
Jiena lley's brother.
servunt of
licforu the slayer
could bo
!sn!ziu. an Italian ncwsimnnr man
was seriously wounded and the' ' ompletcly. The king has not yet
official court Interpreter and a n-uejied the stage when it Is pon
spectator Buffered less serlnim in-;"l-' to say that he in on the
The courtroom was thrown lnto't"e danger' of u change lor tne
I til. wMfl-ut fitUMlnrnnlliin Uxr Hut
' '
tragedy. The Jif-sassin, whose namo
WUH not dl8t.UH(.df flr(.(l Hix Hhotli
111 " VlClllll, I HO IlTSt OI WlllCn
killed Uebe. Other shots struck
liho coiiespondent of cilurnale
" ...v..,-.
d ' I tn till Of ItOmo . Dr. JcUura,
the internretei
the disehnran nf th,. hniini
.At. l"r dl1'11 . of t l""1"-
wici run mi it 'ft in i ni Hti iii wpi'ii
duni'0umH
the throngs- in tho
-" , - -" "Y?, ' , "
assassin's escape, several Albanian
k nfmen fired shots into tho air
'adding to the indcscrlbablo panl
'V . it
.. '
,. , .... ,7 . . ;
uiic uisiocuicu nin inign none a no
l,,v
other was trampled by tho
' terrorized spectators.
Day Late For
Turkey Dinner
Husband Shot
KAN KIlANCIHf'O, Nov. 3(1
' A"l .Miy. .Marie Ijinretta,
2.1. waited for her husband.
4 Tony, lo come home for
ThnnksiflvliiK dinner, lie re- '
turned today.
Mrs. Iiuretta imld he was !
4 drunk and tried to throw
their baby dauxhter. Claudia. 1
t window.
Therefore she shot and kilt-
ed him. Mrs. I,jiuretta was
4 arrested. I
4 j
wears a giVy sweater. In the swoml half he appeared In a black t
Is Al Melviii. who tlashed hrllllanily In the iltlo game, ilh Ills long-j
watf a buhvarl; veMcnlny, iuul Miacged a bmg pass. No. II Is Orbln
the, best high school center In
H lh Al Stoehr, tackle. vl os4 all
of the Thanksgiving day linsle, .
NO CHANGE IN
CONDITION KING
BULLETIN SAYS
Eight-Thirty Announcement
Shows Ruler Holding Own
Wales to Miss Christ-;
mas Presents Sent to j
Capetown. j
LONDON, .o. 511. (!') "The ',
condition of KIiik Oeomu shows,
A high authority nt the palace
'Hs nrtcrnoon nld that his "iJ -
'ty was sllglilly, but distinctly
lhU
'belter today, ulthough -at
Htage of the Illness the possibility
of a setback could not be Ignored
hiKh road to recovery without
WOl'HC.
LONDON. Nov. :i0. (Tn The,
unexpected change In the plans I
of the l'rlneo of Wales, bringing
h in back to Kngland on the eve
of the holiday season, will result1
I11 his missing his Christmas gifts
from hlrt parents and the member
of the royal household, unless du
plicates cat. be snpp::ed.
it had been planned by the
Karl of Athlone, governor general
of South . Africa, to present tho
royal gifts to the prince when
the latter was his Christmas guest
at Capetown. Therefore, tho Karl
uk ,MU r''i"-
presents with h!ni
when he sailed for Africa about
ID days ago.
It is likely now, however, that
the j ulellde will find the prince
(and his present a so widely scpu
i mted that ho probably ennnot re
jcclve them until In January, It l
: irood ansii nipt Ion. however, that
'duplicates of at least some of the
(lfts will be ready for the heir
10 the throne on Christmas. -
Me.Mlnnvlll.
t.lnfleld IK, Al-
bany colleKe 0.
Kabin SV'bllnian
ell.' 0.
1'nlop Iji (iiiiiul
Wlllam-
high U.
t'nlon high a.
Ahlund Ashland high (1, Myr
tle I'olllt a.
.Morshfleld Maislifleld high 12,
North Itend (1.
Kugene Corvallls high 24, Kit-
gene 0.
r.Sl3 Studlo, Modfo:-d, Or .
on a dazzling triple lateral pass,
louclidoni against Iteuson. No. 1
guard, whose place was lilted ny !
the nortliwcM, who used three
- around work won praise, and No.
ENOCH ARDEN
ATTEMPTS TO
SLAY FAMILY
One Dead and Three Dying
Frnm Wnnnri5 at Hnnris
nf Rntlirnnrl WlKhnnri .
01 ncuimea nusnana
Absent Two
Tried Suicide. ,
I tell O '
i I.M0NSACOLA, KIa Nov. JO
.(j
i One person was dead and three
' others were believed dying today
i from' gunshot Injuries received
yesterday when u husband, who
iu Mli.n ui(Htnl nearly two years,
suddenly appeared at tho home of
his mother-in-law at .Molino, near
here yesterday, and attempted to
slay mcmburs of his family and
himself.
Mrs. L. U. Oorder, died from her
wound b'-rore reaching a hospital,
while her mother, Mrs. Meade, her
sister, und her husband, are not
expected to recover.
( 1 order is said to have walked
Into thu home of his mother-in-law
and fired upon his wile and then,
after attacking M rs. Meade and
his slstcr-ln-ia-w, turned the gun
i on himself.
j An infant daughter whom Clor
j dcr had never t een before was
I unmolested.
j Mrs. Meude, suffering from a
bulh'l ..wound of tho head, stag
f gered to a nearby filling station
1 a 1 til summoned county officers,.
Domestic trouble Is believed
; have caused the tragedy.
to
l'(ll!TI,ANI),' Ore., Nov.
111 Oregon's wi-lrome in th
qucrlng On i,'oTi State t.'ollege foot-
bull team, v. bl. h yo day twIKed ; nl-tht at tho lonely spot where their
Snw Vi.i It riilveridiy's wlshbon"! victim lived. During the Htnigglo,
to look like 25 lo 13. will be'i,,, I(Ht3tI about nil hour, lloh
l.liinnr d at a meeting at the chain-1 moyer threw them hla pocketbook,
ber of commerce here tomorrow. nut Curry snld ho liitrncd tills In
.. ; 77. ,h1 "re which they made about
ITI l VI' I V.... 1 . ,Ui l.....
i'ar-
tlclpalion by (leorgln Tech In the
annual tournament of ruses fool
! bull giinie New Vear.'s liny was
j assured today when faculty ttp
I til-oval was given the contest und
I Dr. H. V. Hanford. president of the
southern conference, added Ills
i endorsement, . '
Alleged Murderer in Los
Angeles Today Declares.
! Alleged Confession' Ri
I diculous' Says He's Not
Insane Has Funds and;
Lawyers to Fight Case, j
J I-OS ANUKLKS, Nov. 3l).(pj !
j In a surprise mofe by tho district .
j attorney's, office Gordon Stewart j
i.uiiiniui wuu nii(tiuii iimu superior
court shortly after a o'clock this
jullurnoon and unalgnod on a Low I bis royal court King Neptune to
lAiiKeles county grand Jury Indict-(day took charge of this goodwill
; meat charging murtlcr of an nnl lhlp as it crossed tho Kquator.
j dontiriucl Mexican youth. Tho Won iuH trusted sheUbucks thode who
dato was set lor December 5. The f bave crossed tho Kquatoi before
J(arrnlHinncnt lasted but a few min- were with him to Initiate polly-
uies mui Auiuicuu was iiumuui
, alely returned to his cell.
LOS ANdKLKH. Nov. 3U. (P)
lenylug ihe confession of a mur
der of uii unidentified .Mexican
boy and In the same breath de
claring that "my conscience is now
clear" Gordon Stewart Northeott,
alleged quadruple murderer, ar
rived in Los Angeles today In tho
custody of four t'allfornia officers.
The shackled prisoner was taken
off the train at tllendalo at 930
o'clock this morning and brought
to Los Angeles in an automobile.
"I know nothing about any con
fession," Northeott, declared excit
edly when informed - that Karlo
Itedwine, deputy district attorney
of Hlversido county hail announced l
that tho prisoner had admitted
killing a .Mexican boy on his ranch.
"It is ridiculous. I am not insune"
ho exclaimed, waving his arms
about wildly while discussing his
case with un Associated I'ress
representative in his compartment
Ion the train early today.' -
, I bave , sufficient funds und i
have engaged four Los Angeles
'H...r.'.T-1 "..T, . 11",,rTl,,rr recorded tho -proceeding fur
who ilii. luwyci-B ai'u vol ns they
I MIMT 1'111,-liKC'll llii'outrh .Mr. Me-
KiMizli! t'anici un. my atturnoy In
j Cnlttiii-y." llu wilil ho oxnoclod
jllicy wonhl mwi him here,
t Aili'tfcl t'unref'.sluii
j Shortly ui'ti'i' mldnlKht tiftcr
I'nuii.'cn hmli'M of mil 1 1 riK. Uoilwlnn
nniiouiK'ftl Unit Nurihcutt hurt uon-
rotwi'il und t It u L ho and hln nophow,
Hnnfoi'd Clink, hud murdered thu
hoy on tho Itlvoralde ruilch. ;.
Northeott wuh brought hero
from Camidu whero he und I)Ih
mullier, .Mm. I.ouImi Northeott
m verslde, Cal., chicken ranch
inuru man iwo monins ago. The
1 '"'ixoner lost an
xtradllion fight
.111 iIUUU H i Li
,m'lht'''' who was ordered . extra-
in,(.(, froni Ca,KIM.y on a niur(k,P
narge, dropped her appeal.
Hliortly bofore tho train reached
Imh Angeles, Northeott was Inter
viewed by newspnper men
th0
conference tasting half an hour
Ills greeting wns: "Well, my
. conscience Is clear this morning."
MiinHunn uwry iiM'nuun Willi
deliberation ami in n clear voice,
he made a sweeping denial of all
crimes with which he Is charged.
Asked If he had engaged legal
help. ho replied: ' "MeKindley
Cameron (his mother's lawyer in
j Calgary) has arrangod for my at
torneys. They will meet mo ut tho
train." lie was uuccrtuln how
many attorneys wero engaged, hut
he said It might bo "four."
POSSIBLE FACTOR
E
VOUK, Ia Nov. (p) Ac
ciisod of killing Nelson U. Roll
moyur, Cli year old rnrnier. and set
tlnn his body on flro, John l)ly
nilio, 31', and John Curry, 14, wero
nrrustod today. Both have con
fossod to tho shtylnK, aocordlng to
)ollc. Illynilro Imidlcoted a third
j party wno una not been appre
; bonded.
Tim motive for the murder lias
I not been definitely established.
bk authorities sulci tbev hnd
lf,nrna,l lll 17,1...,...,. I 1. I
i ii r, i ...';r
I""." ".t"....i iu w iii-iii-.rai i,
I in n alKiind confeasion the Curry
""".boy torn how bo nnd lllymlrn at
tacked Kolmieyer last Tuesdnv
J"'"""" n1111U,H ,,nMiK .I IIB Hill
i tents.
Fill la Fatal
OXFOKD. Kim.. Nov. 30. (P)
lit. It. 1. Cohen of San Francisco,
n university student living at Ox
ford, vaa found dcud today outside
tho window of hla residence from
which It la believed he fell.
Sailors Skylark in Ancient
Tradition As President-
Elect Looks On Good
Will Ship to Arrive Ecua
dor Tomorrow Morning
Guayaquil First Stop,
By James L. Went
Associated Pres Staff Writer.'
U. S. S. 'MARYLAND KXUOUTK
to GUAYAQUIL. Kouador, Nov. 30.
(P)niing from tho aea with
wogs thoso who haven'C
-into
the mystery of his realm.
Preildent-elect .Hoover, shell-,
back of shellbacks, who was cross
ing for the fifteenth time with Mrs.
Hoover, and Ambassador Fletcher,
who has witnessed many an Initia
tion, watched the ceremony from
a special platform built on a 1'or
wurd turret. Allan Hoover, son of
the president-elect, was .below
them with 33 landlubbers of the
goodwill party who were waiting
their turn 'with 750 officers and
sailors who had received warnings
to uppear before tho royal court
and reeetvo sentence und punish
ment. .
King Neptune was accompanied
aboard by Queen Aniphltrlte, the
royal baby and ladles and gentle
men of tho court, all in beautiful
court dress with flowing robes.
After a parade around the deck be
fore the urcw which wns drawn up
at general muster, the king mini-
; m oned his court and' embarked
i upon his eight-hours task of sen
tencing and directing' tho carrying
out of punishment, ' A battery of
l-photogruphciB ; with- -Oio " Hoover
the entertainment of those, back
home and for posterity.
MIhh Kuth lVsster, 'of Washing
tun. Becretnry to Mrs. Hoover who
Is also a shellback was given the
task of minding tho royal baby
who was Impersonate by C. 11.,
Chlaramonte, of Kan IVdro, Calif.,
a squat blg-ehoHtcd boxer wrestler
and football pluyer of the Mary
land crew.
Iavy Jones Appears
lOvon beforo Davy Jones appear
ed shellbacks woro busy with the
poltywogit, arresting some officers
as wull as men, Those under ar
rest wero handcuffed together und
put in tho brig on a broad und
water diet. Thoso worst offenders
against tho authority of Neptune
wero the ones takou Into custody.
Other woro given a beating by the
shellback pulleo foruo who used
rag batoum as woapons.
While the rollicking show waa
Uftllli? till (tlllllV tho 1 11 tvlu ml -im
steaming HWtftly Bouthward ho as
to nrrlvu at J-.cuudor at 5 a. m. ttt
morrow. Off the coast of Ecuador
tho JlooVer purty will be trans
ferred to tho crulaer Cleveland for
a liy-nillo trip across the roadstead
und up tho river to Guayaquil
where tho prciddunt-clcct will he
tho guest of President lsidro
Ayora. Ho will bo ontertalued to- ,
morrow nftornoon nnd night nt a
reception and dinner. This will,
bo the first over-night slop on the
good-will tour which started ut1
Han Pedro.'on November 19,'
MDANIEL TELLS
STORY OF FIGHT
KUIIKXK, Oro., Nov. 30. P)
Joiicpli J,. .MeDunlel. of . Cblco, .'.
t'ol., on thu witness slund In his
own defense, toiWiy told his Btory
of tho encounter with A. E. Mc
tlrow, Southern pnclflo lupikeman.
which resulted In McOrew'H drajh
on a freight train early this luonTh.'
.McUnnlnl Is being tried hero on
a charge of first degree mur
der. ' '
The (Ufendiinf. aged 2.1, told of
a year'H wandering since, he left.
' VttlUUI lllll. 1110.
California. The fatal oneounler
while be was on hla witv
back home, (lo aald he was ris
ing in a gravel cm-' when accosted
by the brakeniun. who attempted
to put him off the train, and thai.
In a scuffle tho brnkemnn w-iis
cut with a knlfo with which Me
jDanlcl hnd been whittling.
He wua robbed In Canada of
all hla money except 15, he said.
Ho wua In Portland, October SI.
and got on n. train to rlugene.
After a atop It. Eugene for lunch
with a companion, tin boarded the
freight train on which the fntal
encounter Occurred. : -
McDanlol was on the aland two
hours this morning, and was then
turned over to the prosecution' for
crosa-uxuminatlon.