Medford mail tribune., December 17, 1928, Page 1, Image 1

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The Weather
Forecast Fair; continued cold.
Iiwort tonight about 20.
llUtlua yesteiday a 44
lament Uilt momlHjH 2'
MEDf
Weather Year Ago
Maximum 94
Minimum a
LYJAIL iTflBUfJE
Ptily Twciitjr-tbird
Vieeklj Finy-MventQ Year
MEDFORD, OHKOON, MONDAY. I)K('K.M1KI 17. 15)27.
Xo. 208.
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I r. ci n it K I if in ii i
iuuaj uuLiiinnu
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Save Or Spend. U I iVlIlL I UL v'!
Paper From Cornstalks. nnnr,rf -As
kOeadlyGas. New Metal. fA )U I L BJ V "
Prosperous Brokers. JJ QUlAUlLli' Xc) 7
(Copyright, 1928, by Star Co.)
Soniff, mui'h nuitiitoil. discuss
Henry Ford's offhiiiul stiits
iriont, "No successful l)oy ever
saved money."
A hoy with imnpinntion
sometimes spends. A boy lack
i n g imnpinutioii sometimes
saves.
And boys not overburdened
with imagination, constitute: it
majority of life's successes.
But there is no rule.
You ean spend all that you
have, until you suddenly land
in the poor house, or find that
Vou have more than you can
spend, which is Mr. Ford's de
scription nf Thomas A. Edi
son's experience. You can s;o
through life steadily, saving as
you go, reinforced by a fcelinsr
of safety.
You can save and succeed, as
John D. Rockefeller succeeded.
Take your choice.
SAVING IS THE SAFE
WAY.
Anyone can achieve inde
pendence by siivini? and wise
investing. Only one in a mil
lion ean invent electric listlit,
and phonograph, like Edison,
or like Ford, supply people
with 15,000,000 automobiles on
the theory that "he wlio gives
Hie greatest value has the great
est success. "
A Hoy Scout in Chicago' says
"Ford is spreading pernicious
doctrine."
Nonsense j Ford is making
people think, the "most useful
thing anybody can do. This
writer knows intimately si
children. The oldest. 15, would
spend the family income and
ask for more. The next, 14, re
bels against a new overcoat,
saying, "I have too many."
Itoth will succeed.
Siitiirtliiy morniiiR corn stalks
wore taken to a pulp mill. Six
hours later tlift corn stalks ap
peared as new.spriut paper, in
a special edition of (lie Dan
ville "Commercial News." It
v.iis noml paper. Thai's impor
tant news for farmers, news
paper pitlilishers and those in
terest rtl in forest preservation.
If corn stalks anil power can
produce cheap paper, trees will
be safe.
Chieiifio hears of a pas that
would "destroy armies as .1
man inisjht smiff out n candle."
Thai (tas was mentioned in the
Itrit ish House of I.iii-iIn with the
w'arnini; that a siiiftle bomb
dropped 011 11 city would de
stroy all life within a mile of
the spot where it landed.
Dr. Hilton Ira .lones, distin
guished research chemist, who
describes the pas, docs not be
' lieve that the nations vant to
iTse it for war, but seek a2as
that would incapacitate, not
kill."
The learned chemist is too
hopeful.
. If nations in the big war had
possessed that )ras, it would
have been used, promptly.
Dr. Joucs nlso allowed a new
metnt called "lieryllMum," nayinK
"Thai metal will revolutionize the
nlrpWae Induutiy. Itm twice the
tensllo strcDitth of mcel, wclKh
about onchall as much as aliiml
rium. Is hard enough to cut glass.
.nil you cannot acratrh It with a
sharp (He."
A 400-hnrneiKjwer airplane motor
made of that material would be bo
light that a man cnJd walk away
wli It.
Tttat will interest Charles E.
Mitchell, head of New York's Na
tional City Hank, w ho has recently
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-1' v i I i v v
One Hundred Paraguayan
Soldiers Reported Killed-
Provisions and Munitions',
Captured Paraguay Or-
ders Partial Mobilization
Plane Drops 'Dud'
Bombs.
OI-TKX, Switzerland, Dee. 17.
(Aboard m.'cui: J.eague of
Nations Train v :i route tt Oenevu.)
Announcement was tn:uh' todiiy
that Sir V.vW lrumi!ioiul. sociTtitry
of the l.citniit of N;ii!ns. will
leave for 1'aiis tonight to consult
1 'resident Briar.tl of the cuuneil
c-oneirniiiK the Holivian-l'arrtKiuiy-n
n ei i.sis.
I.A I'AAZ. IJiilivia. Dec. 1 7. (P)
1'lit'Vfleial ailvii-es 'f tin fiKhtins
ill ttie liortler ili.-Ii'iet uf t'haeo
stale that moiv than inn I'ara
fTuayan suhller.- have heei k-illetl.
The Jiolivian losses were described
as lixht. It was adoed unit r.oitvinii
I troujiH had e:iptured 2) v:ikohs
j loaded with provisimis w-d muni
i lions, a !ar;ze traetoi- and numerous
prisoners.
; The foreign office authorized all '
legations to say that the army hau
not been mobilized. It was rubied
that the cln-hes at the forts in
the Charo region were participated
in only by border garrifions.
Whin word of the Bolivian vic
tory nt Kort lto(Ut'ion ( Mariscal
IjOpez), was received, men, women,
and children wore moved to a pa-
Lriutio trendy. '1 hey pa railed ih
j streets of l,a
mVuf,,TlX'"Thr;. '
! front of the
I the clamor of the crowd broUKljt
. President Silt;; md roreiKH Minis-
ter Klin from t heir off ices. The j
president and the fure!f.;n mlnlHter
f-poUe" to the asuemidy and eoun- !
s'e'led serenity. . -
N'ntf Sent j
Another nolo was s; nt to Jlhe j
League of Nations and describe!
the fighting nt Itequeron. After
circunis-laneeH of the flirt clash on
December li at KorL Van Ciuardim
the note s;iiil that it was hoped
then that further clashes ho avoid
ed. The im it lent at Fort Itoqueron
waH then mentioned in the claim
made that It was provoked hy j
fm ihei rainu-uayan aswi'R ion. j
! The note made no appeal for in- I
; tei vention by the I.eaKUe of Nil- 1
i Hens.
latest
incident were termed not only fur
ther unfolding of 1'arauayan ac-
grc.-dou but also tr:in;rr'!.Nloiis
'ajjalnjit nolemn pact;) which nations!
- civilized have evolved to maintain I
. the peace of the world.
i ASl-VIOVpTrii-.v D.e 1 7
l-Wl Partial' mo Il4a I n
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LONDON, Eur., Doc IT.
Kins Geo. m lout a little finniml
this nfternoon. Tlio evenlm; hulle-
tin, timed at 8:15 p. m.. eatd
"The kiufi has this afternoon
Knnii unmiiu-I'M iniIllnua tlw.
progrenH noted has not been con-
tinned durinc the last few hours,
SiRiied:
"HKWKTT.
"DAWSON.
"ItKlllY."
King's Physician
i
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Lord Bertrind Dawton, court
phyiieian, ii caring for Kino
Te.tvra orewnt lllncii. I
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BY SOVEREIGN
nriPTriDO cav
uuuiuuo on 1
WAR CLOUDS THREATEN BOLIVIA-PARAGUAY piSPUTE
BAM I A NCGQ
rrco7
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pzj&ti I - - t?,vr,.i "nPl
War clouds continue to threaten Bolivia ana Paraguay nc&p.te efforts to br...g about cn.tcaL.o
settlement of their border dispute. Gray portion of map shows the disputed territory coverino 100,000
square miles. Upper right: Bolivian chamber of Deputies in session In La Paz. Lower left: View of
the palace at Asuncion, Paraguay. Lower right: Bolivian cavalrymen.
tin i a vrtsi r ai I nAi-n n rt I nil IA r'rm r I
NAVT WILL liii blKL KtS AIYiAZINU SIUKY
nronnr unrno' ihao nnionMrn umiouT n iout
klouul nuuixo JVHormouioivfiiuni muni
aii niini n i ninr n n q a it f inrroA ioi n rfMirTrn
UNbUbilW MANY mf&m UUUKi tu;
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Experiment With S-4 New
Lifting Hooks Planned to
Avert Life Loss in Crip
pled Sub-Sea , Boats ;
Other Devices Installed.
iV LONDON. Conn., Dec.
17.
T)Tht navy had thu refuted
hullt of th Miihmarlne S-4 at sea I
today aeeklns tu i)revent reeur- !
renec of diyastera sueli as the
Klnhlne of the uiulerBca boat with,
n losn of -HI men exactly one year !
a j
j,.,.,.,,,,! of ext.11)t iiB aiCer- i
u ." ...... !
inc find tllvinf itimrte
marine. In low' of the tender Kill-'
con went from the naval bao here :
to a siiot off Hlock Island 30 miles
awav in Loiur Island sound for
deliberate Hinkim; without a crew
and a test today or new lining
h,.,.L- n, ..vp" Wilt, u'hint,
" has been ritted. The scene of
hut a few ,
i miles from the snot whore the sub-
mtirlua -R1 e..s eainmnn ntwl Llinlr
by the Hteam.r niy uf Uo.n In
i
Tho diviiiK whip Dcft ntU'i will
ilrop to tin botlHin lni(le the crlp-
J plod Huliniarin', permittlnff dfvtrs
j to work out of a .spec In I rompart-
niont.
ISmtonus I'sril
Tho cxperinH'iit with tho lifting
hool(n waH ovd'rod in (10 feet of
water. Tho sarin; 1iiik iiontroiis
that brought the S-4 to the surface
ai'Hr it ffilllilt'tl with the cimsi
Kuard tii-Mioyer I'atildliiK off I'ro
vincetown. Mans'., lant DeriMiiln'r
I 17 were at the miene of Hie test In
'(irtat Sail lond fur HinkitiK an
'attachmput to the hooks, two of
, which are on each Hide of th(; kuI
! mariite amiiUli!,H.
I Kuril til' the lliiinc honk has a
thooieticil lifting hold of
it; u
tOllH.
I The hookn are the principal fix-!
tlll-rw tulilnii (n tl... M.J .l,l,.li -,. .,
refitted at a cost of Soo.ooo i the
nivy yard at IVrtMiiouth. N. II. '
i (ther new do viced include1 flntfle
action compartment dooin with
elKht locks each: nn Individual
hreutlilnx deviee delKned to per-
mlt men to leave n nul.mnrlne Ihru 1
n new eneape loe'k. I
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S.BILL
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 1 7. 1V
;Tbe Fonato anreed tod;iy to the
! conference report on tb- treasury
i denartirtent n tim-mirtu V. tri 1 I I I
iWinitn-itinB ' Jiruce unit ntlnien 5
j Increasing the fundu ffir dry law
j enfoni-ient from $ I 3.f'K),0(Hi tn
more w.an -7e.OMf),oaa.
The ropoi t wan accepted by a
vote of IiX to 35 after a nliHi-p row
between wotH and dry. The vote
wn-x Hlrnnct on straight p;uty line
with Democrat opposing the con
ference action. .Many dryii urged
accept a nee of the amendment,
'", I "'".V'V.1 """ ..''in, ,,y, !
., oiimiy mau, vi -uuijiuiiu.
K5
Mr KL,
Officers Told Man and Wife
Compelled Captive Par-;
take in 'Religious Rites' ;
. ,... ' . -
Escapes While Captor,
!
Sleeps Accused Held. ;
n i
I.OS A.NGKIJCS. Dec. 17. 0TV
narbara I.. KHsworlh, I'll, cauuori j
1 1,0 'IrTC-Ht of Frank J. Day. tt. !
l'asath'na salesman, here today
j when Kho told deputy Kheliffa Hint
she had been held a virtual prlnon-,,'!.
er by Day and hln wife lor twelve
w'eekH and forced to pavtake in
abnormal "rellnloua rltea."
Th" K'rl 101,1 "f f ,h"' bI"'
met Day while looklllK for work In
1'"sa,,pn" lh,lt offered to
4 ."..
...,, s..e
' " .
At the point of a Kiln Day
forced hor, she clalmn to "wor-
H,,,l " fcuio, pariiaiiy .us-
rol'ln,B B'"K th,nl "
"; u,a1,, Slle Pre -
vt'n"'1 '""" eseaiilnB by the pies-
onci of ciiher tin'
man or the
u'w,"f"1 for 1wr('k8; ,bnt V from
thi. hoifl last niKht whilu Day
1 wni ;!iM-niniT.
Day w;h arrcHtod upon t no Rirl h
harices and 1h under $r000 lmnd.
t
Motorist Bothered
By Cat's Meow Finds
Animal Under Motor
,
.MAHSllKIKLD, (ire.. 1rc.
17. (P For two daya J. 11.
MIIIk, of Mrtrshfieid. va
liothered by the Houud of a 4 ;
4- cat'H meow whenever he 4!
drove bin car. .Mr. Mill? had j
-f about decided that the nuto
waH P"-"" of devllH. .When
T V y "";""" up -r
!h. . flo'' 1"ard. found a
t ,,.v it i... ttuiu ..... nt.i.,, ior t
crctine. triiiipeil l.etw.en the
"""r ne ear ami inn ,an
untll'r llle ""d'"'- The cat
"p,' '",""y ""'f'1'"'! no
lnJu,'y.
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Casvalties of the
Air Service
l.OH AN'fir.l.KS t'al., Dee. 17 llawk. whom I knew well, promise I heen firmer nnd I si c no Rood
(TV DoitKins MoldlnK, of I-os An-J"1 I''1 "e know If those iwo birds reason for rcjeetlnu that stntn
ncles. flylnif Instruetor, nnd Harry I'cii I" net up In the all' or got I men!.
WeliAilth. also of Los Anirelei".
a stu.ient pilot, were killed when, "On the afternoon of December
the winjr of their pla-i" liroko In; I". I!'0. I Kot word from my
nild-alr, and the n"lilne fell, j Til.-nd that the WiIkIUs had koiio
Doth bodies were badly burned :'M' In their machine,
when spectators reached tho seine.! ' 'One of them flew around Just
f'l.KVKI.ANI). Dee. 1 7. (IF)
Kord IVrry of Akron, Ohio. wa;cnuld fly, but darned If . they
l.urni-d to death nn.t Hurry O
Sadler of Ketltuoore, near Akron,
suffered serious Injuries when the
airplane they were driving- from
Akron to Cleveland crashed near,'"
N'ew lledford nnd was destroyed
by f're.. It Is believed enKlne'end netted elwht aiTesls. P. I".
troie raused tho crash. Kadler DoMarl !(1n was taken Into custody
owner 01 ine plane jumped lusl
,M'f"r 11 " " truck of on !
in:crurbn line.
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Man Who 'Scooped' World
Had Hard Time Selling nltXrZZ
Story First Tip From ' Tho UoKll.' Uivi'r kih Ik a
' '- ',"v l it. ilvniHl nrtlclc. It. Ib ouuai In
Beachcomber Called the.niiny t. any oiiu.,- venr ..rivro,i
'for ronstimiitlon from nny ' othci
Wright Brothers Looney. i';-iit. i,..t it popularity i8 not
t'oflct't.'tl in tho volume or adieu
lly WilHlllll K. llenhtohi.
As-sot'lated J'r.t'SM Avliltion Editor
NOHI'OI.K, Vu.. Dec. 17. (T)-
I The man wno "s.-ooned" the world
Ion the Holy of the WriKht Hrotli-jto
f,t fKhl 2f, yearn nun to-
day. now known why he had dlf-Ur
fh uit on In bccui Iiik accurate In-!
formation from Kitty llawk, on
' ,hnt '"'""" 'c '
! Ilarrv P. Moore, a 1 -vcar-nld
reporter on the VirKlnlan Pilot.
yearn ami. was me ill-Hi news- j
paer man in learn oi ine riKiu
i""tueia lilKhts, nut luun.l lew.ne uccompilslie.i.
papers will nu to print his linbe-
lievablo "scoop."
iMooro talked with or VI lie
Wr Bhl when he arrived In Nor-jtlon
f:k lain last :Kht.
-why didn't you tell me ex-
m-tly how fur you flew nncl th
,,Ull.r de.alls
Writ-lit
.Monro il h k u (t
I The ironial Mr. Writrht wniiUd
nnl a d:
"You tU have a few of Iho
'd.'litilH mixed up In your report,
"TZt ...e iory
! had flown HiicceaMf ully wan tho
f big thing and that wan right,''
j v".i;n1:";; lhB t.MHl
'mi.'inl ii I it l i o ii for Information
j about our flight the Htntion men
: lui in d to- me and nuked whether
iuiey Mhould tell you." Mr. Wi-ighl
M.gan. "1 told them to tell you
noihiiur. but In their enthutdaxm
ihev did cive out the murv and
made It a bit Hirongor than It i but il cannot absorb many inoro
wax. I believe they told you we!cnr nf loe with the tremendoiiH
flew three mllea." Jvnluine of perlHhahloH of all klndH
"it waH nol through any great '. demanding the attention of tho
JaMUiy of my own that 1 got tho
..Moore wild modoHiiy.
CmIIwI Ioiiry.
I Eot niy flrtt 'tin- that tho in-
v.-l,ti.i were ul Klttv ll.iv.k I. y
iliearin them railed 'looney' hy it I.nulp. Milwaukee, MlnnenpnllH nnd
j heaeheonilier who innde n vlidt t..Sl. I'niil ran he developed and
Norfolk. It wn In a roHtilllrnn'. must he developed Immediately If
! "lie nalil there were two t we nro to Heeure prnper dlHtrihu-
'looney Yankees down there try-i lion.
lntii learn how to fly und thoy
wanted In i:.l irnni. I.vnnhaven
oy.sterM before they died, no they tors that the remiA'al of upproxl-:-ent
him to K.t tlieni. Iniately I on eiim from flint point
"I nuked tho man tho names of j would have meant u marked dlf-th.-e
two 'loons' nnd he mi'.d It , ferenee In the prices we received
was Wrliiht. Later I made one 'for ltoT. pen.'s. It wart nlso stuted
of the roust utiiirdNnien at Kitty j that t'oniirc prices would have
killed. H kept his wnr.l. ,
I.ko h bird, niv informant t'0'1
me. 'I never ' did think they
d rtn't do It thu morning. '
Portland Raid
I'OKTl.ANI), Ore., Her. IT. J
- ""' "y f!l,rul pruhlhllliin
of-
fleera In I'n.-llnnd over Iho week
" " " wan inn.iui on 1111.. i
ti0 ut hi un tint, of
luioousnioe,
iPROBLEMS OP
iPDIIITCOnWCDC
iiuuuitum.iio ,
ARE DISCUSSED!!
Election and Reports Sched
j uled for Jackson County
Fruitgrowers' League
Meeting D. R. Wood
Discusses Bosc Situation.
With Hie eleetiotl of '.Ificers
scheduled and (he nroKentation of
a numher of Important reporiH, the
Jackson County KrultfiroworH'
i buigup today held one of Hh must
important easiomi of the year. We
portn dnrliiK the early ilarl of the
'afternoon worn kIvoii by 11. Van
(toevenbei'K of thn 8tnti tlortieul
;turul society meetii:. hi Koueburm
t'url (IIumkow. 1). It. Wood and
fred CariM'iih'r on frull toplta of
general intercut.
ii was brought hi discussion that
iho spniy rifrtldiie situation which
couf i onted tha nrovorn two yeuri'
av.o a now prucUriilly u conduion
of the past and that the fruit Indus
tiy huh u wonderful future to which
to look forward, to. Mr. Carpenter
reviewed the. ucconipllslimeiitH of
'the executive committee for the
past year ami Mr. Ulatfow Hpokc
;on the move taken In sUmlanli.iiiK
; fruit boxes.
In one of the: most Important rn-
I portH of the afternoon l. H. Wood,
iwho recently returned from a trip
J through the eastern fruit distrlbtit
' Inj? centers, tipoke on the problem
(of creating a better market for the
MrQe pears, and recited present con
ditions:
His addresa follown:
ll.ic Iteport by I). It. Wood
lioKtie Hlver pears can he pur-
eliasfd in nny if the larKe Hm
tribut'im centers in the t'nlted
States. Knulnnd takes a certain
ciuantity. Canada, to the north,
buys our produce and In recent
years Kouth America has sue
j;;;:1 j;;,l;Xtry "umfl"""
effected or in tho number of ntar
keln reaehed. I
Our ehlef troulilu comeH under
tho head'PK of Impropor dlHlrlhu-'
tion. Year after year rollH by
i and no concei ted notion in taken
open up new inarketa. A few
eaia me offered at nointa nutHldo
the Iiiiko eenlera, but there in
notlilnif definite either a to the
' quantity or nuallty offered. A ho-
i lutlon immt be round lnukintr to-
ward the rulure of tho Uukuo
K ver valley und n fruliKrnwer8
m c mnsi. huiiio siioiuoer i fliioui-
uer u anyininK eonsiructivo la io
Dr.ilnu tho early season of 192S
icrrorta were put forth hv noveral
Krowera to secure, better lUHtniiu-
of Hose pears and n thei,
variety Is of .paramount Import-
ance. duo to the Increase in lon-
Huge and the hotIouh hhrlnkago In
piiii-H, 1 will confine my further
remarkB to thlH variety.
The lliwc pear Ih well known
in e vernl large centorH, Now
Vork.Cily nold HIS earH out ot a
total of 781 corn, or approximately
D0.4 of the total tonnage. Chicago
Mt-ld 122 earn or 15 per cent, Hoh
ton hold iiX cara or 8.7 per cent
leaving 7:1 eai'H mdd at other
polntf, the percentage ' helnjf D.
Thin in an ahHiird amount for the
balam.e of the I'nltod Htate to
contume no much ho, that It
fairly Hhi'Iekn for jidJtiHt merit.
Si'v York City cold I lit car of
linn.- In oxeenH of the amount old
in HiL'7. The saturation point Ih
not yi-t rea' lied in our metropolis.
buyer and conmimrT.
Iteniilly nt llnnit.
The remedy Ih In our own
hnmls. Kuril rttleN ns rhlln.1..)-
nhla, Pittnliurir. lletrnlt. Mevo-
land Waxlllnclon. t'lneiiinliti. Rt.
When In New York City I
advin. d l,v Iho Kow York dint t-lliu-
oiiipnrrd with the season or
l!i:7, when do per cent of the
total crop was marketed In New
York It would seem wo had so
eured better distribution In 1"2s.
hut the fiKures nro somewhat mls
Icnd'uir unless one takes Into con
rlderatinn llle a.:(ual Ctuinlltles
Hold In New York 'liy. In 1B27
New York took riGU cars. In
I ICS New York took f, IK cars,
an Increase of Hll rlirs or 40 per
cent over llie amount handled In
I!i27.
To reverse the picture. In 19 27
all point outMliln ot New York
t.'lty consumed 03 cam of Hose
aun!nt 2R.1 cam this year, an In-
(Continued on rg Tnro)
: rgery
I roat Cut
" Attacker
IH.l-.-T. J 1 ..v. IT.
(Vi - Willi. on tlu1 i.ikt-
ittiiiK t:ili o. a liusiitl;.! with
his ihiiuii ,ul. .I..lm l-'raiulj.,
M.-xi.'.in, .-.ll.i,'il away from
ittu-.-uktius.
St.iit.jnc h.'al.l him h.illt
"I'm k.mj: l.a.-l; ami k.-i lhal
man."
Thirty iniiiut.'s lulvr an
aml.iilaa.f .-all was i.'.a'iy.il
an. I I'Yam-is was ft.itnil. Ntllt
M.'.mIU ami iiiiatl.'ial.'.l, lu
lh, sain.' hulls.' with A. H.'ail
K.'iif. am.th.M ..l.-xa-an. , ho
ha.l Just l.t'.-ii stal.ht'.l un.l.r
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1RST
AUDITION IESI
Donald Novis Wins $5000
Atwater-Kcnt Prize Miss
Kilgore, Also Californian,
in Second Money, Other
Winners Announced.
XKW VoltK. Dee. 17. (-V- A
youmf . holr hIiil'":' .r.iiu Washing
ton, D. t, and a eollc(;e boy irom
failfornia stood aeelainu.l the win
ners loilay iltnola; till. lull) t'Olltest
aitls In the second national radio
audition sponsored by the Atwnter
Kino foundation.
.lis: Ila.el I'cleella Arlh. :, n
coiuralto. was adJllilKed tho best
of the Kirls' diWsion lu the finals
last niKht when she santt "Men
Coeitr A Ta Volx" rrom the opera
"Hamson and Di'lllali." Hbe was
the first of the (fill flniillsts on the
proKrntu broadcast over W11AK and
211 stations of the National llroad
caslinK coinpany.
Donabl NuvIh, of Pasadena,
t'al.. a lyric tenor and a member
nf. the Ktee, club of.W'hlulor col
lege, where he is a. student, won
the boys' first pritfe by sltiKini; "l.a
Iteve" from the opera "Manou."
Much received y.'.ima in cash, a
Koid decoration and t a -two-year
college scholarshli. '
Othce Winners.
The other wlnnern were Dove
Irene Jvllitore, Oakland, Cal., and
Kenneth 1 lines, llufialo, X. Y., sec
ond awards, $ 2 000 cash and .one
year scholarship; Anna Mao f'hand
ler, Kayeltevllle. Ark., and Wilfred
A. Knuclman, lleirolt, third award
of SIIHM1 cash and one-year M'hnl
andiips; oladys Alorrboii Hall.
Kansas t'lty. Mo., and Patrick 11.
Wilson. Jr.. (ialvestoii. Tvx., fourth
M.".'lSf i
el? ?-,
J3 su OJ-cJ
Irene Kilgore, Coloratura, Oak
land, nd Donald Novlt, Pasadena
Tenor.
uwardu of ?o0n onch: f-armen' Uo
el and I'rncnt l. Ki-rrnta, bolh
of New OrleaiiK, fifth awai'dx of
$2') ciihIi each.
NovIh' father Ih olol it on the
neeond C'brlHtiaii K'.lenco church
choir at Paaadena.
The JudgcM In the flnaU were:
Mme. Doulte Homer, Olovannt Mar
tlnolli. Vi'iitm.in Griffith, Ji.ef
William Mengidberg, Dr. Tertlun
Noble, Cicorgo Kerguron and I'lenre
V. It. Key'
The ten flnulltdH, five buy nnd
five KlrN, were selected after a
uer leu of nation-wide elimination
contents In which radio Ihtener
picked thu survivora by uupulur
vot.
I i
pill!
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i ?V?Ay tl
iPOUCEMEN
Uf! GUARD
IN URUGUAY
I
Radical Demonstrations
Cause Close Watch Over
Hoover in Montevideo
Arrests Made Sacco and
Vanzetti Cheered in Front
Government House.
MOXTKVIDKO, lTurutfuay, Doc.
17. A) iM-esldent- eleet IlooVer
wit being eloHt'ly guarded today
by police squads who will main
tain i heir watch throughout his
stay In Montevideo.
Thu Uruguayan authorities 1
though mlnlmlKlug tho importance
of several minor demonstrations
which took place lat night, never
theless desire to lukii uo ehance.t
with their distinguished visitor.
There wero Hevernt meeting of
radical groups here just before Mr.
lluovi i'M visit and la.nl night Home
groups In t he Hlreeta along Mr.
Hoover's rou:e ami tn front of gov
ernment house where the preal-dent-'Mect
visited, Hhouted acclama
tions for yandlno. the Nicaragua!!
rebel leader, nnd for Sacco nnd
Vanzettt.
Discussing the Incident today,
the local chief of police wild that
five or six local radicals had been
detained for stationing theiiiHOlvea
In front of government house,
shouting: "vtva Bacco A'anzeitl."
He asserted that thla ahould not
be considered as a serious matter
or conatrued as meaning any dan
ger for Mr. Hoover, adding that
reports of communist . plots and '
demonstrations were unjustified.
Members of the Hoover official
party also felt that no Importance
should be attached to the affair.
Nevertheless, tho government, as
well as the municipal authorities,
deHlring to tako every precaution,
have thcown cordons ojt mounted
police around tho hotel where Air.
Hoover In stopping, Tlnln clothes
men also mingled with tho croadw
In the lobbies nnd corridors.
Hoover Well.
Desplto tho strenuous program
that he carried out tn liuenoa
Aires. Mr. Hoover appeared to he
in fine physical, condition today
and seemed to be enjoying his ex
periences. Ho felt that his frank
and free exchanges of views with
thu presidents of various countries
would result generally in better
understanding bctwoen the Kovern
rmmts of North and Houth America.
Newspapers welcomed Mr. Hoov
er in eulogistic terms. Hevornl
pages were given to his biography,
anecdotes concerning him nnd sum
maries of achievements as head of
the war rollef administration. El
Dla said the Hoover trip waa one
of fraternity and would nlso pre
nare for .solutions which would
benefit equally the United States
and Houth American democracies.
Leaving tomorrow on the U. 8.
S. rtah, Mr. Hoover will conclude
his Houth American tour with n
three-days iitay at Rio Janeiro,
sailing for home Christmas eve.
HERE IS SHOT
MAN ARRESTED
IN CALIFORNIA
Charles P. Kchaeffer, alleged
southern California burglar arrest
ed In Med ford over two weeks ago,
met death yesterday near Mojave, .
Onlif., resisting arrest after having
ettcaped from a guard who had left
Medford Friday evening with
Schaefft-r to place him on trial in
Ivos Angeles. Hchacffer was
garded as a bad "character by De
tective K. fr Morris who took him
In custody here,
Hchacffer yesterday morning,
while the officer slept, managed
to sever tho links of his handcuffs
nnd jumped from tho train ort
which hu was being taken south.
A short time Interne was enptured 1
by a pheriff'H pose and while being
held captive ho'Hiiatched a revol
ver from th holster of one of his
captors and shot at Captain Hnell
of the stato traffic department.
The shot went wild and tho officer,
firing In return, tdiot and killed
Kchaeffer.
The dead man was wanted for
entering hotel rooms tn Los An,
geles and was traced tu Medford
by a telephone number he had left
In bin room. In Medford, Hchaeffei
was suspected of entering a mom '
In a local hotel nnd stealing $71
In cash from Its occupant.
UooM'VvIlK at tttiiijrooii
KANtlOON, liurma, Dec. 17.
(A) Col. Theodore Knenevelt and
his hrother Kermit have urrlved at
Itangoon to collect stores prepara
tory for leaving for Upper Burma
and Hlam on their expedition fur
big tfumo and loologlcal specimens