Medford mail tribune., December 05, 1928, Page 1, Image 1

MedIford Mail Tribtne
Weather Year Ago
Mat linuiii 41
.Minimum 27
luilv Twwity.tliirJ War
Wt-rVy KlfUmMe-llCtl ft
MKDFOKD, OliKd'OX. WEDNESDAY, DIX'MM UKli .".
Xo.
The Weather
Kip-coiM Fair Inn iu I it ami Thurs
tlay; frevxlnjt tt'iiiKruitirtt.
Malimiiii yeUrduy S7
Minimum Unlay .. UN
Today BUDGE! IS
By Arthur Briahme nDCOrMTCn
A Coolidcje Goodbye. ;
Royal Sign Manual.
Watch Your Heart.
Chicago, Florida, Closer.. J
(Copyright, 1928; by Star Co.) - .j
lMvsident fooiuijre's iHi-ssasri'
to contiri'sij," links lor , fitloou
cruisers, oxphiiniiid that a bit; ;
navy is no bur to the Kellodd j
peace pact. . That's true, und'
. it wouldn't make much differ-j
enee if it were a bar. A navy
is fl reality. A peaee pact' is j
a piece. of paper.
Those that prattle about
pence when there is no snfa
iience execnt . in m'otcctioil.
should consider the 0,1,0(10,001,) " couniry. !
. . , In IIh tlrst real business meet-!
Japanese, living" beside iiiorcjing- or the session, li received from;
than jUO.OOO.O'OO Chinese. i l'1'" 'o''i- ' '"' ;
' ' . budget calling lor expenditures of
t'hinese as n race are prob- $a ;so.7ia cit during tin- next ris-!
knblv abler .than the Japanese, i
T 1 . i
lint Japan doimnntes v hllld i
1 ,..,,1 w.n.il m.imi.r the 1
m........ .. ,..
nations. C'hina stands nowhere. I
The Japanese 'know how to pro- j
' 1
teet themselves, desiring peace, i
thev are ready to'fitrht. if nee- .i'7 '" '"' uf ',c i'rvi"" i
, , ' li months, despite ii dnijf In No-!
I'SSiirv. ( jvember and December of 1127. j
4-4- i The ronKi'i'fHlunal air was mur-
I'residcnl l'oolidi;e savs this!1'' the house and;
. ' . icnalo got ilotvn lo business, lull
country is not "militaristic or j the voice ut President .CooiiUge
imperialistic;" J for i-'uv,,1'n""'l economy mad. ';
. . 'Itself evident lo those who would
Certainly not, but it Is ail appropriate government funds. The!
empire, a good solid one, all '
' . , I
;...! m.reiliev fenm the north-
-..ul..r.. tin nf Alaska to tlie1""1 J'opardlz nK tho present fa
1 ' I
southeastern tip ol riorum.
And it means to be ready fori"" " "v "
land house busy vry loi-.g. how-1
unpleasant approaches by any- j ever. The budget, secretary .Mel-;
body that is militaristic.
Tile president puts It llilldly
wlien he tells congress "the
.
joiilitry.-. can'' regard ..tile pros-
"Tut with salisl'aelion and anrtc
ipate the llltnre with Opll
iiusin.
,11 II 1 '
T ie aids H i Alexander
Hint the onlv tliillir they l'eiired
It ! II ......., u. ii iv ......nn ......in.. .... i
Mils tllllt the sky llliylll lull Oll.,,.M. xbey were by Senators .Irnes
l,,m ... ' of AVashlngtoii and Wagner ot New
Tlie only thing Americans
have to fclir is their OWll fool-
isliness.
I
Another guutlvumli. with " J '"r,"t;l "IS
...l-;..;,.! iitl.. Ims i. messaifc for!"'."1. ""-.'J "Sk. '
'
it: :.. ..1.1 Mi.
CllllirrCSS. J I'.IS U IIIIC IS Ulll .....
IWcr Lobby, and his boss isj
that important person, the i
power trust. 1
... , , .. ; '
His message to eonificss is
not printed, no advance eopyiuay tor the firs', time since open-
... -i. . ,i, r,,,i,
SCllt to editors. Jlllt t IIC pill)-
lie will . know
tomrrcr's, how
by Wlltehilll;' j
p..,. i.. i
ctteetne anil I
how convincing
the ines
sage is.
atch your Heart,. cspeci.n-, n0vevs vuynK. as nicely to re
lv if von have responsibilities j ""'' ""od. but ho o-
. i ' ' grelted thai II Is being made
and worries.. .before it is too himr,i battu-hlp.
. . . . i -
.He. l-ivV doelors are watcii-;
ill),' Kind' tieortfe's lieai't now, i
too late' perhaps. His temper-'
ature is lower,' eonjiesl ion in
tin;, lungs has subsided. Uut j
loetors warn ajfiiinst optiln'ism. ;
because of that weak heart. j
Mentally, us o'oethe said, it,
is "Courage k0110- pvi'rythiiig
V'one." I'hysically, it is "Heart j
lioiie. everythiiif? (,'one." j
... T . i ""u for work on public buildings.
rijrurcs, iintiytuniit,IJ . H SCarccly more than half of the
V i al ' the L'liivitv of Kind 'amount made available for the
, ... '.. , . , j same purposo In .29, was carried
tteoi'des Illness, leslclillix !I )n tl(, treasury and postofflce ap
eost !'t' percent to insure the ; proprlatlon bill which came to the
Kind's life over . Cliristmus. j
The kind's doctors, first two,
. -
then three, then four, now mini- j
ber five, in uttendaiice. Three ;
. , ,. .... ,'. ,
have titles ot lionilin -nine.
,.,,!, I., ii,,.... tu leave off the
. '. Iditional land. ,
letters ".M. 1). Iji llritalll. tO: Thc tentative allocation of the I
.1 , i . 1 l:,il . ll.mil sum estimate Included- llolsn !
I.HS inn , llltciu! -, lie .....
social Ntunuind- '. :,or m
dentist, he bus less tliun none.
The "Royal Sign Manual," which ; doty.' Wn.. Dee. a. (At Fire I leaving the Infant asleep. When i Klamath .ltlens will express "ut'h "n "I'T'illnn could be per
means the kings signature It nee-, . ... no) h, .. h ,,. -i. .ntinneil ihe house was in .he u,,r...ii.,n nr ih.. ,.,.,.iv for fornied. ,
' essnry on many documents, and
the
king Is too III to sign pupers.
royal commission exercising cer-'
. t. 1.1 lll Im.lmln llij. ft " .-.- " nw...
X ik n i, ( v k riiTr,l"d",'rl"1 plant, doing damage es-j
ii il Vi .i i m i i f 1'r.nto-. I
HolViwla. the Archbishop of Canter-,eTed
(Continued on Pas. Four.)
riLom cu
1
, .
Firet Real Business Session
Receives Expense List--;
Almost Four Billion Dol-'
lars Coolidge Economy )
Warning Given Boulder
Dam Fight Looms. : ',
WASIIINUTO.V. Dec. 6. (IV-
Congiess hail graphically culled'
lo Its attention luUuy Mint tho ;
L'nilcd States Is almost a four bil- i
r. -ind I'cJoro ihe member-1
r'liiii could open their eyes the ;
treasury and postofflce dcpuli-, .
"tents put In -Joint claims fori
51.lto.U7r. 3S!l as their share. I
r.iini-i.ientnliy. secretary .Mellon
handed-In his annual report which
pictured business nt the end of
the last fiscal year as only j:
president warned that -it is dc,
that tvu .-uanol assume mar
iii i h ...i-
vorable outlook.
The size of the national reiiuire-
j Ion s report anil the treasury-posl- i
office hill were laid aside for Inf.".1 I
.111.1. mm... ili.l ii I li 'ii ..iillul. In I'll) lull
-hi:c sumo other thlns-s were
;l"'"""t u"1- '. . '
'1 he senate fore gn relations .
comlulttee decieil to' defer for
n-m any a.-t on of the ,
.nous iu renounce win-.. fieei-eLii.i
j Kellogg will be asked fo give his I
! views Meanwhile In the senate j
,,iI1B , renounce war Seereia. v
" .... ..i. .. ... .. ...I-- .........
i,v ,,,,i ....,. , i i, e.,n-
K,',-I"m!l Invest Iguilons of ihe,iu.,- 25-n victory over
niiiniii ui me iir.Lisu sici
the resignation of t. coiemnn Du
''" "f Delaware, submitted bo-
luiu - c of the senator's ill health.
ju.iy. j i.e IH.-UIIII; uiw iti.iim
Kepresonintlv.. Itrllten. JCepubll-,
...... ..v. - -
. ....... - .,-,.... ..
inedlnil officer to the bouse to
iif fleer lo the
i
l.mL- lift. i ul.-l. iiiiiiii1i..i-W
Tnc senate squared itself away
tur a 'W'1 over iiouider dam.
wasiiixoto.v. Dec. s. m--
I 'res id en t elect Herbert Hoover
Ha!) lm.in:ollcI ln ,lu. nouw to.
ing uay, un ooservauon coming
,,..,. Kemesentatlve Huddlestor..
Democrat. Alabama, that Hoover
nilght be encroaching ujion the
,,. , ,,, ,,, : ..!,.
j in his South American good will
tour. '
j Representative Laguardia. He
I .L.l.lln.. .. V A ...... ,l..r..n.l...l
WASirl.VGTO.V. Dec. u. tJ. A
lump sum appropriation of lljli.iol,-
tlons committee. i
For the new building at' Port-;
land. Ore., the committee Increased :
,he ros, )lmlt f,m ji.soo.ooo to I
Jl.flt'iW'OU to plovldo additional;
'space and lifildir.--f
jiKnorod a recommendation that
another $l!.V.0u be odded for ad
- , r. '
lilabo Sl.rft.lll O: Port nnd. Ore.. -
I.Wi.iiOii; Pullman. Wash.. 1 10.000
'"' Senilis, Wash., luv.ow.
nnu Mi.. D. ......
completely destroyed the planing
,m)1 ,', (M; -Lumber und
,.,,,, ,.,.,,,,. .hill -li. '.
0 hav; ,en )BW,y t0r.
umat'''1 at "'""" 1118 lo"" '
'ered by Insurance.
TO ATTEND AIR
J :
i r v i,
Orvllle Wright hat been appointed to committee with Chnei
A. Lindbergh to represent the United States at the international con
ferenee on civil aeronautics, which meets in Washington in Decern
ber. He will also take part In, the laying ot the cornerstone ol a mon
ument at Kitty Hawk, NC, to commemorate the first fliQht by th
Wrights 25 years ago.
BEAVERS GIVEN EVOLUTION IS
E
'nronnn Stato Rririirnn Mp.
roes Get Noisy Greeting
in Roundup City Gov
ernor Patterson Gives Of-i
ficial Welcome. '
Dec. .- ,i'i
l'U.Nni.KTON, ore
-"Kah, Ilea vers"!
With whistles blowing
......... - .- -t
whooping it op. l'cndleton thli
morning welcomed Oregon State
shrieking and Iho townsuoopie
IJllolIllllg W ClCOIIlfU IMl-KUIl CIHIl.:
r,.
i ol K I invfiMi) in ItUl.l win mi
- hanksglvlng day.
The roundup clly rlvulled the
SlUewaiKS Ot .M'W lOl-K HI Will-
lom'ng.n Lindbergh, an Al Hmlih
or a visiting potentate In Its real !
western aci-luim of those
oraitKemen who ' hi-ouMhl the tlin-
tier L'UIU lllllo . 11 MlP tnninifv
' t;1,m,?-r!"' ,
"..' ."uh""J-
Mlnncn anil I llf llllliery lllllll 1 lie
...f
.h.mi ii-i oivu 1.1,-iv...-.
With liovernor I.
representing the state.
retidlet
city ortlclals. citizens ami hc.ioo.
sludeiits shouting Oregon Stat'-1
RIG WELCOM
T PENDLETON
yells and songs, the players rode ; chuni50 whlt.h they hellovod bene
through Tendleton streets. 1 f jt.u.'
Alumni of this section prepared , tul-K ot tho hoard who
i greeting for them long to be wc(, ann,lncc( 118 reslguliiR were:
remembered. M rs.Jlerkeley Davis j Jr lrvn0i president; J. M. Itiist,
with nn o. s. C. banner and fee 1 1 vlte ,)IeKdent: Alcxandur McKcl
Curl with the nulloif's flag, both seerbluTy, alllJ j,go William
on horseback. In the leud, the c.-; Haste. All of tholr resignations,
lomublfe cavalcade wound through aa wel al( tiat of Mr Morgan and
ihe streets and then back to t Ii i . r,....,!... .nnn.i.,.ru ...i...
station. The Heavers brought back
a touch of little old ('...mam when . becn madp protest over the
they climbed out of the train a ousting of Dr. Muclnnes.
number of them wore bineki The resignation of Dr. Mnclnncs.
derbies picked up along the uve-lhc slll(li -w-111 tuko effect December
.
I am too happy for expression" ;
wus the way Oovernur Patterson i
opened his offleiil welcomo to the i
'members of ihe Heaver eleven nsj,,,,. of "expodlency." piompted by
they lined up before him ut the. the publication of his book which,
litatlon; he snld "guvo rise to dissensions 1
"All -Oregon Is proud of you.
and yijiir leamwoik In New York
j-hnw w hat leuniwoi k can do." i
"All Oregon is proud of you;
r you ure un' honor and n credit to -
the state, the college and to your-1
Ciselves. May your habit of. bring-;
.ing home the baron grow bigger.
and bigger. Xothlng has so widely,
advertised the state
your signal victory.
of Oregon a!
I
mt coach, de-
lured that the team was glad to'icnl doctrines of the faith," u
be bark amonir the home people
again. "All the way crfnH the I
continent we realized that Oregon J
wb. the only Mate In the union. " i
,
I'O lilV.A M). Ore.. I lee.
'!
Fire which swept the home of,
Mr. ami .mis. ii. L ruts tins uiter-.
.noun uurneu 10 -iieaui iiie.i'
.months-old sou. Mrs. litis steu.
i..u.i .. .,.. I....... ..r .iui.,h......
flumes, the fire apparently huvlng
.been caused
I...... i,.,..,-,. V.'..,.l.l...... .... r.. ,1.
. vun. .v . . . ... i ....... n i o"' u mi
fire department but the firemen
ue-lnmveo loo lute to suve tho i hliu.!
iThe Pitt. l.tc w
ut 1334 Vcl..-!her
'ur street
CONFERENCE
C
J
STRIFE CAUSE
IN INSTITUTE
Dpan fit flS Annfi PS Bib 0
Inctitnta Cnnnorl in Qa
lnst.tute Forced to -
tire BeCaUSe Of BOOk
Others Out in ShakeUP;
, l.UB A.NUK1.KS, UCC. u (f)
I iiusiKiiaiiouri oi ni!v. joiiii ii . .mi
.dean of tho l.os Angvi,j,lOT..J,, i, vu iu.1TUpt
llI'vmian'Tni'I.V
'bell Motgnn, Internutlonally known
ntoio worker ami lacuiiy mcntner.
...... ..........w .. . u
octors and four unnamed fnculiy
' members was announced today by
tour members of Iho bonrd of dlr-
f ,
Dr. Maclnnes
f '"'"V' n"
treasurer of the institute
... .. II I . ,.
wiaain., oier a ooos . iiicn
iv 'i i win u vein nf,". . ttaiuiiiiiiM ;
HHid van the cause for his en
forced retirement. The book, hu
HHid, which dealt with varloun the
ological subjects, "arouued aiitano-
, nimn anion ; Ihe militant 1 inula
nientallstft in the national cvanttel-
Mr. KiHhcr and Mrs. Lyman
Stewart. director and adtninls-
;. . . , rlln, ..,,...l,
;tlnlor Of II trust fond (.rented
' her husband for the siipiHMi of the
'"!!!lU.!f "'m,.
, ,d d .. , , aa
. :' ..u.. ..
,. nn, n,.ii,n.i Ui.i.i t' lin...
:it. while the others. .Mr. Fisher I
announced, tuko effect ut once. I
)r Machines suld that his res-!
ignntlon was (lcmundod as a miit i
0Ver questions ol fumlumontullsm." i
"The attitude of tho six doctors;
who insisted upon my removul .s ;
an odd one," suld Dr. Muclnnc.i. ;
They ussure mo that they per-;
sonally believe me and my wrll-i
imjs to ho right, but Insist tl.-.ti
I resign In order lo quell or ulluy I
the outside criticism.
The "militant fuiidnnientallHtH." j
l)r MaclniiPH nnld declared his!
book to bo "untrue to the evangel-:
charge- which he dcnioH. '
t ii Til rll in
A MAMA H HA S
(ii lLnlllnlll I fll.LO,
KLAMATH FAL1.H Dec 6.
u.....'.i,..' V '.,... '.,..,.
.1,.!.. hl.hnv i n ,1. n. I. .Inn,.,. ml I
I be guest of honor, nt a, bunuurt
ilo'lM' given at the I'ellcun grill ;
'this evening nl :JU.
Members of the county coutt
nii citizens of Klumatl. Full
ii-.unil Klamatn county Will lie nosi 1.
i:i, h,iv l..n lnelle.1 In at-
, t
tho work done by the highway
"I, ....
nuir, aim .... m . ,.i us,, u -
tiring efforts In behalf of this
section since he has been a mem -
of the commission. Mr. Oulci"'"liniM"' Duiiny" rcuched , pollco
resident of Modford.
N nRTHRflTTlSEVEN CENTS
Inrni irii urn
HIS STORY
Alleged Slayer Pleads Not
Guilty and Denies Confession-Further
Details of
Murder Farm' Given- mi,s to a win",., ot -
fparc qnri ;hniit! Mark""'01'' t'1"' ,y"l! wl" bt'Kl" "'"M':" '
ICdlb dnu OllUUlb IViai K. ; t 011 0 miulu schedule Iho;
Dfmpannr j lust of Ihls week, or next Monday i
ULIIH-dllUI. I at the latest over two routes which
. ,
I. OS ANCIILKS. 1)cc. r(. tI'i A 1
M'unlfh.-it.n that stood ifpud!i.ted in f
n v.uimui n-iii i imiiui' :
"VT " 7 ;l . '
nitoivi i.h.aH of -nut BulHy wh
all I tint offieerx had to ishnw toilay
for it 27 hour search for desert
... .!. .. .? '..
...... .... ,
Canadian
i
superior court.
In ( Hiverside smu rltn 'court,
Xurthciitt denied It all his writ
ten ami siKned confession to (he
tuurdi-r of Alvin Outliea. Mexican
youth found beheaded near Pucnte
and his
lis detailed verbal confessions,
nil.rder of three other buys j
lo the
on hlK Winevllle chicken ranch
Ills formal repudiation of all
" , " " . I
I quest on the .Mojave desert I" I
I which he led officers In a search
for Die head of .Mvln t.olhea nm I
tho remains of another boy which '
i he said ,e bur l there in a con-
crete coffin. 1 e finally said l.o j
could not find the place. ,
On Hie ride back lo Klvcrsidc
i Xon hentt "broke" further under
jthu Ihlrd decree, and mad
adill- j
i" ...,. .7...
COll-
"murder fui-iii." lie
rivnii in,, linn. I...I. ..f ii... i.,iii..i,......i
' .
)Z
'"'" shouted and talked monor-
cully...
Then. m.tlnBjils uttomey In
couii. he calmed down, n Kiilned
ihls poise, read the indictments
jchai-glliK hlni with four murders
I ,,,,,1 pleaded "not .
- t hell . Ill II Stat
Northeoii also charged Ihejtho clly alto'iiiey lias not yet lu.,1
! rf,,,.s wlih Inhuman tre.iinient
Officers l'u..teil
isiuiy lauen illiacK ny
I c.0tt i,rU)i about face i
j i,,,,,.,,,. 1.hll,.11,!1(1 lh() (-
visibly taken aback by North,
on the
i hour before had appeared us a
, ... ..... .,.,. ,,,,
... ... .....If, ,. Ill I. Illll, , I
"trembling weakling", the offleeis
l,ruusM Xlil-t hci.l ( back to Ills cell
lie wus Kchndulcd t" make a
Plea here loday to the murder of
me .MeMcun ooy. limn i .us ah -
geles and lllvcrsfdc counties In -
dieted him for this murder since , Main street lo tho Intersection of
the killing was said to have take.i Knst Mnln Rtreet with the rond
place on Ihe chicken farm and the j lending to tho Odd Fellows ccmo
boy's body was found near liieut.-, tcry: llicnco westward nlon'j Main
111 this county
ii V-...K
- " -' .--".ii.".- r....i.
I never made any confession. I. s
lli'ick In his
Why Hl.At.ld ' I ideadllholnleraertlonur Main Hlu'el anil
, nollilng?
guilty to crimes of which
lie asked for newspapers,
scanned them eagerly, and -then,
pointing to a headline shoulod;
"That's what they did. That's
why they took me en that long
ride." '
Officers who ' accompanied
N'oitheott on the filllo desert
search were frankly puzzled by the
sudden changes In Northcolt.
"Maybe he Is preparing an liisanity
I""-" .,"
was Ihe comment of lllll Iirlght.
j' " '"' "f "'" ""'"''ide ilelall.
'
CAR STARTER
PROVES FATAL
, , , (7i Mlnn" J,'C"
Mnlllnir peacemaker' of thu
umlnvu' ld. "ltolr
'' " " """
inu (in in i in- win III, in)
Utfl iiIkIu nnd watched MtrKeoiiH
atiipuiate hid rbjht h, nhattered
j by a bomb. '
i And then he died.
IJinlicr in the day Hogan, a
restaurant proprietor ho Ioiik Imn
l,,"n kno"n ,ne,i,,,,or,n tnn,!i
disputes, stepped on the starter of
his automobile. A dynamite bomb
, .mil ii-i-ii piacvu u.iuei iota uuur
.'ouril of the ear, unij the tooch
ion the stuHer button exploded II.
'. know I had an enemy
.rid." he .a... at the bos-
1 'J'" wul
l'""i.
I At-ccpllnB the physlelun's udvlce
'"" " anesthetic, 1 login, re.
,
flicnds offereil their liluod lor
trunsruslon. hut HfTT.m died before
Hogan wus 4H years old audi
I .Uottetinil of revenue from
) o -
""sters In reprisal for some real
. y .iu w.oo m uio nanus oi
today us they sought clues. ....
BOMB HITCHED
FARE CHARGE
BUS SERVICE
City Council Grants License
, n .
Inn I itll Dun linn
IUI lylty Olia UIIIC
Round Trip Each Twenty'
Minutes On Two Routes
4 i.hlj liiw. .,t.....i.i...r u .. ..
cover tho iimjui portion of tho oily,
U'-corUiiy; to an exclusive Mcoiiho
K runted the firm of Klmscy and
lock, WHO HHVC IKHM1 0)LM'1H1HK It
bus ,v In t'orviillls for the
paMt yi.ni. or millVi , lhe clt .uUH.
ell last night. This llronsn Is
only for a nix monthn period, bill
wl" Prolmhly bo extended anothc
,x lnuMl!t , ,m WcMj ,, ;
lrniichlsv mauled,
f,,.. ,.f ..,. ... ,.
cluiiKcil each person fur each i hlu,
provided Unit four laics limy lie
old for -."t cents. Transfiu-s I
will be Klvcll from route number
ono ,oruuU, ,lllmbcl. t wo. nnU Tiro :
,vllhul ,.xt.a l.,,11,..L.. ,.:s.
irn trips will he made on cllher!
lie ll.llll nillllM u.ll.iI.nl-.. I. u.-n.. I
iiccoin tiiodii I o the traffic uiul not
otherwise I
Tn ; t.olllll.111(.n ,s.
cmiHl. , ,. llf ,,-.
i.-1....... v. . '
(!Mt u, , lmu,th , i
pl.iuHOM and did not Brant tho II-;
eense until lliev fell ... I. .
not Injure or conflict Willi Iho local j
, lux.cuh business.
Tho litis line Is required to pay
. .." u. '"
- ear and ,f It Is lciinieil that the
.. : '
1 ciiy would nu iiuiiie for liny ill
wMch Kom COHl , ,,.
leach car imr -en.- ii.i. i..w n,,.,1
i iH l required to take out an
: demnitv linml In forciiiu
I in the absence of Cltv Attorney
j Ciuiilli, who Is out of the city, the
.ullty" to all of council was somewhat hniullcuppoi I hlul l"','n 'lochlcd hi sheen compo
'incut nfier hla ' in' iiiscusBliig the trumtlilso, uml ll-itll)"lu - - -.-'.';---'.' ..'
iinuptert by Ihe lcense mill, era, but i, Is known that ; loony was to see a largo shuro
lime to go fully lino Hie fran-
I'cliiso matter of granting a bus
i franchise, since the matter was first
. was discussed snme time tign.
j , llv i-oiiies in iile petition1
i for nn exclusive license granted
last night are sot forth as fol-
I lows
The route of ono of said has
lines to ho us follows: (.'oininenc.
Ing nt tho Intersection of .Main
'street ami Central avenue
inlug thoiico westward nr
run -
Fust
slreel to the Intersect Ion of fol -
.....".. .. .. '
i..i iiii.-i.iiit nun hihiiii sireet;
llieiicn e.-.slwiird on Mala street lo
Cenlrul nveuue.
Tho bus to bo operulcd on mild
lino to bo of u cnpuiily of 111 pas
sengers and to opcrato on tho fol
lowing schedule
One riiun.i irin on ...Id linn eci-v
twenty minutes, starling at tho I bringing Us total or major llvo
hour of 7:40 a. m and ending at lck awards to six.
1:1.0 ...
also starling al the
hour of 1:10 p. m. and ending at from' Waverly, Bharud honors with
tho hour ol' G:IJ0 p. m.: also start-1 Clnoclfo when hu hocnino "com
lug ut Urn hour of 7:00' p. in. und!1'1""" or- 11,0 Hllow wllh tnn
continuing unlll Hie last trip, which r" uf Hcld's yellow dont. Work
shall start at II: ZD p. m. man's father Is n former champion.
Homo number two to opcrato I Wulter Llggar, famous llvostock
over Iho following route: Judge from Scollund, who was
Cnmiunnclng al the Inlerscctlon I uroiMjht. to this country cspuclally
of Main street and Central avenue i ,0 J'"1"0 cliamiilons, nsBortod
In tho cltv of Medrord; thenco ""it llio unlnials at thu show wcro
norlli on Central avenue lo tho In- "'0 finest l.o had over Been.
icrsectloii or .laclison si root;
thoiico west on Jackson street to j
the Intersection of Columbus nvo-i
!iiue; thenco south on Columbus1
I avenue lo Ihe intersection of Main
; street; llicnco eust on Mnln stroet
to the Intersection of Lincoln
Islrccf, thenco south on Lincoln
street to the Intersection of .Kiev
icnlli street; thence oast on Kiev
en,li street to the Intersect Ion of
'Newtown street; thence south on
I Newlown street to' Ihe Intersection
iL , avenue; thence cant on
IlotH nvenuo to tho intorHoetlon
.of Oakdalo nvetiuo; thtMice north
"v,'m " mo inmr-
nnviMin vi rjli.'li,'IIU Rll LTl , IlieillTU
caHterly on KIcvcnth Hlrcet to the
j fntorHeetlon of Kir street' thence
northerly on Kir atreet 1 the In-
.terHoctlon of Main atreet; thenro
eaaterly on Main atreet to tho lu
IitmpIIdii of Central avenue.,
T,r "" ,o, t1'""; ro,:!ci'.ttud'c0st f opcrn.. n.c moian
number two to bo of a cnpuclly ,urwiu m.xt yeur Is I itlt) UOO more
of 1.. iasscr'ers, and to run on the ,,, ,, . ' ..
m in-un.w n. unui iuiit wi
; iweniy minuics t
Sla.ilng at 7; 10 a. m. end end-i
In at 1 p. n,.; also s.artln, al 1:40
j I. n.. and c. g 'at 0:1-0 p. ....
1 1
I IX).VDO., Doc. f..
The
r, '...'..' i-. ..i. .. ...
,Tei.linj nivt.llini.1 P LUIUU lUllMJ I" -
ported ramming thu crow of tho
urinsi, tanker British Coiiran,
which was aflm In the eastern
Medltorranean.
tern Conference
discard Razzing
,i rsketball Game
l llll'.MIU. Dee. r.. ll'l The
I it III ir haskettiail fans to
raz the ofllcl.il is slated for 1
diseard In the Western con-
ferenee.
llic Ten athlelie dlr.vtors
and coaches have decided that
4 hot. tin; and hlsslui; must ko 4
anil an ivady to tuko drastic 1
. '
insteps. If necessary, to stop
l!iTn..l!''Vn,lf,haill,K
UK1 t'l'OWHS Will Ilt pUllrOU. T,
hiinB ,r of. 1
flclalH ly spectaturn al bas- 1
j U v t li a 1 I pinifN last year i
JL. I. ...I . 1 I I. JU 1
v mu iii'ii uii' wiuk' urn? ui u
J Z'TZJ t
""" ,,,B Tl'n
. . .
TAKES PRIZES
II YOUTH
CHICAGO SHOW
Hereford StCer Owned BVIUmu-s suburbs, the crowds Bieu-
i dense and by tho time Iho
1 2-Year-Old Lad DC-'1""
were lineu witn spectators.
clarccl Grand Champion- nSZ STSml. " "J
T1.nAA nuAM rtum: i roofs were crowded with spec-
Three Other Champion- ,alo,-, and u.o .turs and st.-n.es
, . , I'""1 I'oruvlan flsg were cvcit-
ShipS WOn TOtal $1P00. whore. l'lucnrds and posters in
I Lnllsh welcomlnK the iiresldent
' ; elect were consp;cuous ululig thu
CHICAllO, Dec. 6. (!') Jloro'ruuto
II..,.. .1,1,-iv el.,.,l.,ul,i,.u in n.. ! ','I1! forelKii minister. In sreet-
' slales and t'unailn, and four ma-1
- . . .
Jor crtis awards Had gone lo four
".. as ,
fourth day of the International
IJvcsliiek Kxnosllloil opened Its
lu'-U,u!,' ""liO". A half dozen
I prizes each had been given In theiiinn f .hi..ii vm. n.-n the rei.ro-
i (llt rnllle, hrcoilliiK cuttle, swine
. Ullli llol'"u l'i""'lles una seven tltlou
of ,! Ju.lglr.? complotc.l In brood-
I "m K,,,0" ' iius Ol IUI in
I ""hhsIh,- Willi virtually all of this
i rnnuli of Judging lo he finished
by tomorrow
A lail of twelve from a farm near
! Bh',r0 "",'" BnolKl't .vosterduy,
. y.v., ........ ...... moiui
when his Hereford stool- "Dick
was declared grand chuniplon after
Its youthful owner, C'luienco
lloeckn, hud nhout duelricd thoro
wus no nso eiitoiiiiK Ills Pet bcust
in id. ii.iii.i.... u.-n..t
1 """
I v iiireiicu nan iinuiKiy won inree
championships with his steer and
lisd bought his ticket hnck to lnw.t.
when W. L. Illlczai-il, coach of tho
lirlzu-HinussIng Okluliomu Agrlcul
!ur"1 "'llwre, prevailed on him to
Istnv. The hi.v's wh.nlnirs nre
- . , " , ' , ,
I"11'""1 ' r-' u 'n addition
!' "PProMnmloly ?I.UUU which It
Is oslinialuil he will gut at. tho sale
of tho steer.
Tho honor.! won by young fjoockc
were In lino with Ihe record be
ing mudo by his stale, which con
I tinned to caul ure prizes .today.
nomiuaii, huuuis ooy
I
$36,31 0,81 5 FOR
WAHIIINtiTO.V. Dec. 3. Ut')
In curing fur- Its Indian wurds
the I'nlted Htulcs will spend H 0 . -310,815
In the fiscal year of 1930
If the recommendations of tho
budget submitted to cungross to
day by President CuolldKc are fol
lowed. 1'he amount of the esll
grvHtt for tho present year.
Jncludi'd 11 tho Hat of expend!'
iv" Z rt i: i
1 7'' , '2
ttireif, the BiWerument niaknn pro-
systems In the various reservations
the eiliieutiun uf the Indluns In
the Indian schools and for fulfill
ing the treaties with them. Thu
I ml Inn school ut Halem, Ore, is!
allotted 1940.000.
lire Ousts Co-Kits. .
llEN'DKIlSO.V. N'. H.. Doc. S.
: ! (fl. Fire enrly tuduy destroyed
jlbn main building of Loulsburg
'ro'lcae at Isiulsl.urg. X. C. driving
IK IH anil Innehers Into Ihe nlirllL
,." -"
and resulting In Intury to two
nrnmen. i ne siuoents. nn gins.
were soul lo tneir notnes toutiy to
rcmiiln over Chrlstmus,
IPERUVIANS
WELCOME
nnn iinnwrn
VKh VrK
Lima Turns Out for Popular
Welcome Drive From
Callao Long Ovation
Stars and Stripes Shown
With Peruvian Flag
Crowd Throws Flowers.
I LIMA, l'eru, Dec. 5. (A')
; President -elect Hoover, making his
I second bouU will visit III South
l America, entered the city of Unm
! today utuldst picUirosiiuu scenes,
iauil u pojiular welcome seldom,
(if ever, uci orded any foreign vls.-
ltor here.
After b e I n k cnthusiustlcallv
Kl-eeted at Callao on his disem
Ibarkullon from the V. 8. S. llary
I land. Mr. Hoover traveled -over
ithe eight-mile highway from I.lma,
everywhere cheered by crowds.
Ah ho anil his party entered
iim,t was ""ched tho streets
llng Mr. Hoover, suld that because
of his world war work in i:ciKian
relief and In tho Heil Cross he
had won tho admiration of l'eni.
"Therefore. In Peru,-' ho said,
' you will surely feel side . by sldo
with your heart tho throbs of the
Veruvlnn soul full of lovo for the
el-em irlnHiiim and itowerful na-
: 0ntatlvo. since' you arc about t
! rule her destinies.
You will ftiui hero icoiiiiKs oc
union andiTmtemlty, ;VMch havn
invariably bound our tw-o , coun
tries." Flowers Tlu-own.
.Muiinlod lancers with pennantj
flying esuorted Mr. Hoover In a
triumphal procession through the
"city of king"." Mrs. Hoover rode
In another notomobllu accompa
nied by the president's eldest
daughter. Tho crowd threw flow
ers. , with which Limn, Is now
blossoming at tho beginning of its
summer season; at the Hoover
pui'ty.
After n brief rest nt the United
Slates embassy tho iivosldont-clect i
was escorted by tho foreign min
ister to a Currozn or open car
riage somothlng like u barouche,
drawn by six lioiiutltul bay horses
of the finest Arabian strain. Ha'
eouehmen w-oro gcorgeous goiu.
,lUlo an(, rcd ilYttll.n wlt)) wnllo
wigs and olive groen lints, such
'us the Spanish viceroys used cen
l,...... ..... 1
Mr. Hoover nnd the foreign min
ister drovo through streets lined
with thousands of spectutors to
tho nntlonul . palace where l'resl-
ue.lt J.cgu.u weieoineu linn tui-
dlally and gave hit., n most. warn.,
greeting. The president's official
speech of welcome will be ritado'!
ut a banquet tonight. '.i'i,-;
WAHHIXrJTOX. Dec. G. (VP)
With K.:i3 cases of Intluunrji rc
porleil In California, und 15,000 in
tnc country as a wnoie. tnc i i.i.eo
Htntes public houlth service tu.l.i
warncd physlcluns nnd health or
flcers lo bo especially vigilant t
(nrestull another widespread epi
demic. .
' Stnte henlth officers reported the
following numbers of cuses ln tholr
stntcs for the week ending Decem
ber 1:.- Monlnnn, S.S7S: ' Oregon,
2!): Utah.' 158; Arlsonn, Jon;
South Curollnu. 9.718: Georgia,
811; Alabama. 108. und Indiana.
201. Several other slates hnd less -thun
100 cuses. In every state, it
roported. there are ut least a few
cases. .. ..
. Tho fl.-st cuses. reported wore In
Han Francisco, several weeks ago.
Apparently, tho health service ex
plained, tho disease spread to Hol
lywood, thenco west, anu less ex-
tonsivcly south and cast
Dr. It, V. Williams cuutloned
ugulnst mlngllnit with crowds und
uilvocutod sleeping In open air, and
the usual nocossury precautions t
prevont coming In contact wllh the
dlsot.se. : , -
4
Orcgvil Wontlier.
Oregon: Fair tonight nd
Thursday; frecslng tompernturos
tonight In the Interior. Fresh
easterly winds, ' -n. .....
FLU EPIDEMIC
IS MENACING
THE COUNTRY