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Newspaper Page Texto Weather Year Ago The Weather Foiwast Fulri continued cold and InrreaKiiijc eloiuHncss. flixlieMt yewieriliiy 46 lAmftit this morning 1 Maximum 4a .Minimum Daily Twenty-third Year MEDFORD, OKlKiOX, SATlUDA Y. fllX'K.M 1IKIJ ', 1!)L'S. Xn. 27:1.. Medford Mail Trdstttr TodayilOMETAX By Arthur Briabano A ll 1 nFFOFT I Churches Should Be Big nyUUrrOLl 1 Spending and Prosperity. ...n mi inn' 'Children and Influenza. MM 1 L A 11 113 L. Autos and Airplanes. iWi J H V Ull ll ,: (Coovrlitht. 1928. by Star Co.) I i .lolm 1). !io. ki'IVIl('r,,lr., wliD I , I. ll.lllll'X Oil. 1IIIHI '110111 I IH.I.Klll inuim , i-om-ajrcs the buildins; of Dr. ! Keisiiei-'s skyscraper clim-cli in New .Vork, says, "Cliut-clios j liiiist lie liiir ciuuiirli to ilomi unto skyscrapers. Material as, well as spiritual (lomiiiniiee is ; needed." j That siiimrt idea inspired builders of the old eathedrals When the pope ordered Michael Aiil'cIo to build St. IVters in Koine, dominance was the idea tis it was in the building of the cathedrals of t.'o.lnfrne, Milan. Notre Dame and others. To control men you must con trol their IMAGINATION. The world continues discus sion of Henry Ford's state ment that no boy ever saved money that amounted to any thing. It was an interesting jreneralization thikt Rockefeller, who saved money, amounted to somethinir. Benjamin Frank lin, who ttnve up eating meat that be might save money to buy hooks and saved mon.'y that he got by giving swini niing lessons in London, amounted to something. Hut, on the whole, it is a good thing that this is a spendthrift vrtirld, paying- money out- us fast as it comes in and often much faster, it is money spent that builds up prosperity. Lord Heavcrbrooke, w h o owns the "Daily Express" and is one of England's smartest men, in the British and Ameri can meaning of that adjective, Advises Britain to learn to buy and sell motors and other things on the installment plan, as we do here. Spending means business. Seven hundred thousand are suffering from influenza. The disease is spreading rapidly, travels along lines of commitm ent inn, railroads, crowded high ways. M Teno.h young children not to put their fingers to their mouths or noses. Teach them that germs exist in the dust about them and when they put their hands to their mouths or noses they are planting germs on the mucous membrane. For the first time a big air plane in flight takes nil from a smaller airplane. One thou sand five hundred feet above western Alabama the little plane supplied a bit.' army plane with 120 ipiarts of lubricating nil through a rubber tube. Hater big army planes will take fuel to smaller planes. That reminds you of small worker" ants pmnpltm food into the Inrne fat ant queen. Ilefore Ioiir great planes-several miles up above wind and storm, salllnK lound aud round the earth, dropping passenperH at- Paris or Peking In smaller planes, will take supplies from smaller airplaius, the liant fitiMiiuuuvlKatintt planes landing aT rure lnlervalH. The kins'.? live doctor are "happy to announce that the klns'it prouTeHK la now eMahliMieri on t firmer hauls." It will he n huppy ChrlntniaH for Ihe Hrltlult If they ran keep the kin who Iibh Heived them o well, and In whom they have Hitch perfect confidence. Lloyd GeorRe, who, with Clein enceau, Raved the Urltlah thnme. In 111. HIh lllnenn rannot compare in public interest with the nines of the king. Kin worship goes fnr hack. Democracy is new. In spite of 8 ier cent "call money." Wall Street Thursday Klinwetl slrn of a new huom In honor of the year IHnn. ' (CoDUoued oo Taca Four.) 'Dpijpf rnmmission in Tnrnri Session Vote to Make Recommendation Per sonalities Hurled Cole man and Norton Vote Yes Carkin Not Voting. POKTI.AND, Ore, l)oo. 22. Wl Tiic property tax relief commis sion,' after a very heated session today voted to recommend an inj come tax to the coming -session of the legislature. Around the phrase "property tax offset" there wulred a battle lastiny several hours and in which personalities were hurled and IK ar-fiKhtiny; words spoken. ' The resolution was adopted by a vote, of elsht to three, it is: "liesolved, that the property tax relief eommi-sion recommends tile enactment by the legislature of an income tax on individual in comes with a properly tax offset which will produce approximately s 1 .OOu.euu in net revenue to the end that taxation on tangible property may be reduced." This was tile recommendation of the sub-committee havlny the income tax matter in hand. "When tills report was read. A. It. .shuinway, of Milton, moved a minority report that favored "a liradtuiled general income tax with no property lax offset." Air. Khiimwuy spoke for the Oregon llramte, he said, and de clared that oraaniziition is wlllin,.-, that the . legislature try out an excise tax ami a tax on Intangi bles for two years to see what that plan will do towards reducing, properly tax. Hi1 declared If Ills resolution passed .the grange would yn.t two yerrs lu. study the C"all- i'orniu. plan of excise lax. Try for Compromise. Instantly there was a roar of objections. chairman John II. Carkin. of Medford, adjourned the commission meeting to try and reach a. compromise. For more than an hour efforts were made ailing this line. When the meeting- was called to order again at noon, the opin ions seemed to be as wide apart as b e f o r e. Then personalities came Into play. tint afler the long wrangling, a roll call was de manded. After the minority report was voied down, the majority report that Included I ho property lax offset was adopted by the- follow ing ole: For: A. C. Spencer, Portland; I,. T. Harris, Eugene; II. I). Nor ton, (Irants Pass; C. 1-3. Jngalls, Corvaliis; K, ;. Krod.e, Oregon City. Sam Thompson rendletun; .1. II. Coleman. Medford; .1. Henry Hooth. Itoschurg. Against: A. U. Shumwny, Mil ton: 1.. .M. Smith and C. C. Chap man, both of l'ortland. Not voting: John IT. Carkin. Medfl.rd. LIGHT CONTEST Sledford'.s first annual Christmas outdoor illumination contest 1h of to a Kood start ami from all indi cations It will prove a bit; yucccus. All over the city many beautifully illuminated lees. shrubs and iVsi donee are bicumlnn visible as ni'ht falls, and by next week .Med ford will present the most attrac tive holiday appearance in her his tory. In a I most every section nf j the city are to be found artistic , lihtim; displays and some keen but friendly r.valry for the hand j some prizes offered is developing, j The outHta9lln holiday re:'l i dence dreet to dale is South Oak jdale avenue, where nearly a dozen ! attractive Vnleiid" effects are in f evidence In the sec ihut eolith (( : Eleventh I'treet. Anions those who have recently InMalh-d displays in (this section are f. M. KiiKlish, Del j roy fietchell. Tom Uradlcy, Jlalph llardw-" H. V. KieiT'tcd. Larry ( Kehadf'Odayor Alemlerfei- aibl A, j II. ('unninKham. ' The time for enters- the run ' test has been exiend-S until I -I cenibr 24. Mi eoidinif to the com ' mi'tee In chnrye. unii all displays mut be in idace and illuminated by f hristmas eve. The contest, us j ,ttated before, is open to every Medford resident exempt those who fare In the electrical lunlm-- t i emphiyes of the pen er Ciimpany. i Four bemitif-jl prizes will b. ! aV Htdcl the fm,t effeetiv? -- play ami -n now be neen ip the windows of th Mcilfotd Chunibcr 1 of Commerce, 1 EXTENDED FOR ENTERING TEST SUBMARINE S-4 SAFETY The submarine S-4, Just one year after the disaster which coot the lives of AO men. ic being UsteJ o'f feiock Island, Conn., to demonstrate various safety devices developed as a result of t!ic cisasier. in-,ft shews Caot. Normnn S. Ives in command steppin" from new sinr'e a'-ticn comparinient r'oT. NO PARDONS TO EARLY CAPTURE DERVISHES OE BE HANDED OUT FOR CHRISTMAS Federal Convicts Disap- Sheriff Promises Apprehend Whirling and Howling Fa pointed This Year Prac- Teacher's Assailant natics" Driven Out By tice Abused -Miller May Get Freedom Soon San Quentin to Free 14. SAI.KM, Ore, Dec. 22. (IV-No Christmas paroles or pardons have ..beeii given t'.ederal m'ipoju'r.s held in the Oregon state peniten- liary, Superintendent Henry Meyirs yeaterday. was promised by Sheriff said today. At present si:; lederaj Jesse (Irlssom today. He would prlsuner.s are held here. All are not icveal the paluil) of leads upon , wonien. ; which he was worUir..;. - (Jovernor Pa.terson said today' Miss l'rtdier, a gradt school that he will Issue no Christmas toucher and civic loader of Carnij, 1 pardons or i paroles to state pris-, apparently stniglcd will) her Us enet's. , ' sulltint. Part of liur clolhlng was ! ' i torn away and cl'iccia In (he Utile . WASHINGTON, Dec. 22. (fll four-room eoduge. were disari nil!,' Convicts in federal prisons who L.(l. There was no evidence, Sheriff hoped Santa Clans would brlutr (jrissmn said, of tile liousu having inem jiaruons are going 10 ne ois- .'looointed this vein-, for the do-' ipartinenl of JuKt.ro annotineecl to- day that the practice f re -oin- niendinw rhrisituas pardons had been aboflnhed. i It bus been the praetlec of tho department to permit vardenn of federal penal institutions to roc- nniiiinnil 11 fnu- i-nnvlclv fin1 o;ir- dons at Christmas, hut the prac - itco. It was ho hi was absurd. The department said the only applifation for parolo before At- torney Conceal SarKent which inicju bo aetetl on before tho , liolidays Is the recommendation lot the parole board that Thomas V. .MIIU r, former alien property I .iwiii,H-.ii i.o vi'nniml Mu tree- jdom. Jt was believed, however, tthat the roirtine work In connec- !tion with .Miller's parole could not be completed in time to be ap- oroved bv the nuornev neneral I before next Tuesday. . HAN- Qi'KNTlX, Dec. 'ii. W Authorities al San Oiicnlin peni- ti nllury announced that 14 pa- ruled prisoner,, would h? freeil i hefore Chrislmas, ahead of the ,111111- wh'-n their parole ordl- , narily would lie elfective. 't heir names were kept secret. j . ; I NASII II. 1. 11, Tenn., Dec. 22. IA l .Mutual devotion of a Kray haired irlsoner in the Tennessee mine iii'iii -,i.,,,,j mill a l-jl.l- old grandson of the warden, dal-! Iiik back ti number of years, I came to llaht here when W'iHlum' l-'ltztterald walked out of the peni- i KitZKerald went Immediately lo t he home of Warden A. A. M---Corfcle where he spent last ninhl as an honored guest aud lodav planned to have for a 1 nearby town to see M'illlam MoCorklo Wood, the lad over whom he had watched and nursed so pa tiently once in Nashville when the latter Way desperately ). KitTerald had known younjf Wood befon the hitters illness, a nd was permit fed ;ih a ti ustv to trn t the wardens home when he heard the youth was fixhtlritf for his life. in Memphis. Tenn.. where he was convicted In for sbiylnK his wife, had passed on I X.miliiu.e l;arker. I WASHlMlTflN. Ie. 22.--M'l- 1 Colonel KrnnelN I. I'.irbr nom nu.eil l,y I'r. -liU ot t'oolldno loday to he chief of the hor-iiii .f Insular affairs wllh the rank' 'of brigadier general. Utter, after Ihe l.nj-s recoverj 1 f " V , J , j he often visited the old man In ,Ly .jU-'.VZ I the peniit!ary and endeavored fkf .. J.:!. '!Jfc''-l'-4'4 & -.. - I I KHzeerxM said he had no fu. i-?'V$:Si,f'jfcVi W'-WW'J'm&XtAtfS ..V-i!lC 1 line plans after .he Ms;., dechn I ' J 1 V- W, A 1 ? K V " Inc all his friends and rela.lv., ' -VV V' VV..to V I TP PROMISED FOR CARM! SLAYING Body Found With eacl Partly Severed Fin Prints Discovered CAUMI, 111. .Dec. 2:. V)--Immc- dialc tliirclicil,-ion "t tho ttlttyi'r v ,. f ,-h,,..,, t,,,),,.'',.-,.,'.. ,7 :caplti:lod, was tumid in her ll )e(,n rullrttcked. 0 ti. ui. ..,. r..:i-i : lr Mtrn tUl imnuC A partly' hnnifd handle of bed eUdliln;; was loun I m.ar hu i,0(lV( whir-h 'was diHt-ov- . ,Mvd In a he(iroot:i bv Mim. Maud" (ihfilfant, eily Nitpoi imendcnt of schools. A h.ile In iho floor ap- pmximutely throe feet In diameter iviu ln.iMK.rl l.., f, n... ti.,., ' Mix Challant went to the co(- tat;o lo learn why Miss Prober ha. I not attended tho White county leacliera' in:-.t M ute, of which orani- zatlon Allt.s 1'roher was secretary- treasurer. , Fingerprints Found Bloody I'itiKerprtntH were left hy tho slayer. Sheriff (Irissom said. He reiiiovefl n rli'f.HHoi' uem-r nuo.l hy Ihe killer as ti towel after wash- In a basin. Prints were nlsn left . on some latticework outside; the home, and this, too, was token hy the slteifff to a vault (or ship- .Keeping. A ritiKci print expert from SI. I.oiiIh wiih lo hei'ln wink today. laaac Austin, .innlher aciioo! gn:, teacher, who wan known to have!. had an urgumejlt Willi .liK I'rehrr! Tliunalay. -'a (juealinnud by tho slieilff last nl-Jht at hlti home Ja tho country. Mhcrlff tirlsHom did .not reveal what ho learned from I Austin, but Immediately after hl return Marled rienrch for another man hom he wanted to (ilesllon Austin wna a former nclalibor ol ,sll 'r-hef. - ILLUMINATED FOR f ' I , " X ttorMfJC-.r'. ! -W- n Typical ccr.e In Portland, Or., whero bnllUnl deeorjtiona t&ifw t.C33 c:rul) Ciroughout tho City for ths OhritSmaa period, QKany tuolncss hcusio end homcj arc imllsrly adorned. DEVICES TURKEY FLEE TO BULGARIAN Kemal Religious Intrigue and Corruption Seen As ause of Banishment. riuf.iPl'OI'Ol.ls, lit.lnarla, lac. '. .2.'j.n.f Driven I'mm Turkey l.y '.'J.uv1ai lCetnat. tli,- ramuiis whirl - held hucIi faxciniilion far Ameilcaii -: hi an epvclnc. timi'lliln villllu: Ihe IMsdlorU:. j '''I'" meellllK of the high council have laltcu up Ihclr almdc 111 dlf- he the first ever held. It ivim lereal puna" of HulKiii la. t ,ider . 'a lied an a remit nf a wrllten de ine i.oeial i elliii.uia renhne uf the I maud hy aevei, coiiimlnaiiiiierrt iih imiKarlan Keveiiimeat, tilt-Mi- fam olc Mti.-dcm uet-tH are aide In prac tice llteir weinl rltllalh uillnolcMted. WhirliiiK ruunil and nomd hki lillMi- anlinaleil laps, and linv, linn eeritt inciiillal Iuiih, In order "tn eMalillidl union with the divine" lie- l.ervlr-he woili theliiHelves ! into a -' Irenzied rt. L' oils eenlaev 1 1""'1' whlrh lliey perforate their I , 1,,MiU'M u'"n ,'f'1' ,M1 ,n,!lil1 fhvwiTH j ' i,n'1 l'nKN. . ! The :tiltlnmm effen in n sort of; , 'Udohypnotie. traiiee In which the l,'''l'l,i''rM enter what is called the ! "iihun-i-tniwil" or world of ' il i t a niM. w here tho (Jewish In ool 1 eoiiM-ious of liis -"identity with I (,,'d. 1,1 ,,,' o!(1 !' tlip cblefrt of the i I hi vih hh-ih in Constantinople , ; h-Hl ,m-' prlvlleue of KhdlnK the sulian with the nword of Osman i , up m t heir aeccptaneo of the throne. .Mustafa Kemal, however, found that the Jjervish or- ira idza 1 1 Olis were neals nf t ellizluuK i Imt'iKue and corruption, and decid- ' 'd to abolish t hem. 'Hie result Is that hhih'o 20,000 Uervishos were forced to find new hornet. Croups of them were niven a warm welcome by their hrolher Dervlshea of (lemlr llalia ;iiml .Maliar. I'asha In IllllKiil'la. : rem- ship l.iet. 1 IA ' A- '"'c -- A ale- i'a'.cii to the Halifax fhronlcte froin Hi. I'lere today said that own- ''i-s of Ihe French trawler l-acll'lc- 'I'm feared -the viwl Willi ll crew "f -' went down In a slorm off j '" 'l' & Mary, one of tin- ship's lifeboats contalnlni; a body w ! found vc.ienlav near l-lacentla lUI.V. ... HOLIDAY SEASON i t e,K 4 - I mm ARMY MAY ; Evangeline Booth, United States Leader, to Attend London Meeting -Called ; By Reform Element - Fit ness of Bramwell Booth for Duty Questioned. ! Ni:V VORK, Doe. L'.-Vi'l Th( . Ni-w York 'I'lnn'M says Unit fiun j maiulci- llvaiiKt'lltiu Hooih, rhU-f c.vf-utivo of tin- Siilvulioit Ai'my In iht I'tiiU'U StaitH, Hailed .soct'eUy 1 liiiKlaml on lht Ol.xnip'i' today ton a Jonrnoy tiiat may end wiih i (lu i t niovnl id' lu'i- hrotlicr. ion : oral Umimvptl liooih, as inU'rna-. ' tiotuit luad of Uio army and her t'loeiton. ' A reform oUmont wilhin tho ; Salvation Army, whli'h for riht I ji'ars has lo'on him-Liok lo itorsuadi-MltMii-ral laintli lo lvt! on liis nu'.o- inalic rule, .says Uio 'I'lim-n, wan I cvuiHi'd Uio railing of the IiIkIi ! nmiu'll of the army In London on Ian. S to detldo wln-llit-r Cloncral ooth should le removed on the ound of unfitio'ss to oontiniH' his dmi.'.v. em-mi liooih l.s T yoars old and han lii-.-n In fallint: Ivealtli for some your. Ncfcot la t ions lo per HUade him to rhanKl. the eonsUtu tlon wim'p halt.-d Iuki .May when he heeanio sei Inutdy ill. Iiider the mtiintion of the army. Coneral llonth is the nolo ruhr ami upon Iiih di-ath can patin the leadership lo anyone of hi WmtiHhur by plaehu; the name In a healed envelope' to ho opem-d after his death. Thl.s u.ih done by IiIh fatlier, U illiani llouth. fr.under of the army, who appointed tin urea em ruler. I tram well Ihaflh in untlerntood havo folhuve.l IiIh father'H ex- ampli - and In .have, eucloHCd . the rcilleted hy the i slltlitlon, All Ihe nlKiiera havo lliclr headiiuar lera In l.iimlull. The meelliiK will he intended hy (13 enmmlHNhineiH ' "ncl terrltnrliil leadera In eiimmand of the .Kalvallou Army fiirci-H in R3 ciunlrles and coIoiiIch. There are -six connnlfislonerH in tho I'nltcd Slates. The council can remove tmi Pfe.sldhiK head by fnurtnM V(tl(' ntl by ji vole tdeel ajuteeeHHiir. ' Ihree G HAS HECTIC TIE AS SANTA GLAUS ' M-AV YOliK', Dee. 2-'. fP) 101- ward V. llrowniiiK the "Daddy" J'"wnliiK who marrleil FraneeH Miichi'Hj lleenan, turned Santa ('I;1M today, only to dls-ovpr thai there are difficulties in benefac- , "" a well an inali'lmony. lie had announce,! thai he would dlidrihuti! 700,0011 itlflu from hl upper liroadway ofl'lccrt, lieitlnnliiK at II o'clock. Ily Unit time a line of children extended around aev- eral block, Impcdlm; traffic and neees-dtatliiK a call for exlru police. Hy I a o'clock the itlfls, con-iistlnit of pei-ruiue vials, paper hats, whls- tieB and oilier nnvclilex, were al- ,(wt exhausled and Ihe crush was sllll ,.., i ,l,i i.i ..i.ii.i j piiHhed ihrouuh a platcKlaHH win dow, Kcvcra! molliet-H fainted and ! UrownlriK ,ut In a call for police re.-crvcH to lend him a hand in the I t!a nta hiiflue. E E la )HJ ANdlll.KH, Dee. 22. ol't l.ieutenant II. 11, Otden, former army round-. lie-world filer, and Sllss I'leia Hnook, former rilnl, M'ch., Junior league society mem ber, who are to be married her" ."day, plan to hoii off al noon on a HI days' aerial honeymoon, .he first fxtenslve aerial weddliiK tour on record here. The couple, who have been ulven the use of a trl-nio.oi'cd monoplane by 'the Kreutw-r Air craft corporation for whom tu doit Is chief test pilot instructor, will leave at noon In their aerial honeymoon craft for Han Dlea-o. I, kut. Otfdcn plans also to fly to March field al Itlverslde, f'nl., and later to Hantit Maria, Oil., and up tho consr for unannounced Uvatinailona Uttui'o loturnluK hum, DUST-CHEF Will Rog, XKW YOKK, v Wlico tin' MOialc can't il: of unylliiiig- else to ai'ouc ovc!', I In-y iiritiit! over "'Which hill will we pass first;" Sonio think they should pass the treaty be iween l'Y;iiico ami America where they sny "It's wroitt; to lio-ht each olhcr." Itcitp, only a taxpayer and luivint; no legal right, miulit 1 jusl .suggest that I he reason France says it's wroiin to filxht us is hecanse v- have more crnisi'.-s ihnn Ihcy do. Now t ii is is only a sugges tion, anil it may not he liased on fads. Perhaps if we luul more cruisers than England, they, ton, initiht sin a lrcaly wroii'' suyintr, "War is with yon people. " Vo nrs, wn.i, i!0(ii:i;s. I SAVAGE CREEK MINE SHOWING VALUES ;of the most siectucnlar in .Manhat- i tan lu years. I',.i,ne lec-dimc on Samples Assay $772 to j i o' u ui i . i k! 1 i'o t m i u" i cu" n mi '"it, "imt T , , hlsli ialo tile ull- anil weru vIbI'dI I0n LeClfje iWetlty Feet'ncross tie Hudson In New Jersey. j OrlKln of ihu fire, which was dis ThlCK Hunt Brothers iveied by u watchman In the un- icomiilcted structure, was tmdeter Plan DpVplnnmpn t 'mined. I'ive alarms weru sounded ridii ueveiupmen i;U) Mng nimh.ctU 0(fl,.umu nml Smelter to Be Built, js f"'ut of ",P1""'","B '" 11,0 p. . i Flames Threaten vlaim. i I'lamiuK timbers fallln-? liom the ' : Bcafl'nldliiK atid llyin.-; Inlcka tlriv- " j on la u brisk breuzo from the river L.Jf .a.-ijnys of aeveral samples aia thi'cutt'ii(d lo i-oniingnlcale t ho.fi re , lore I.Iowa loose li.st Weduc sdav ,0 "oundln ImildlnKs. Two hun . ,,i .,, , ,, ,, , ' Idred pet uon. nttundliiK n lecture at lle Hunt nrothers! mine on ,le. it,,),,,, Theoli.Rlcal semlnarv Havae creek liold true, one of the adjacent to tho church were driven hlKKet sold mmliiK discovcrle.i out tts were Ihu occupants of near of recent yearn has been uncov-iby apartment houses, the windows ureil and Is the liettlnnlnK of u of which were hroken hy the 'in hlK mlninu development in the tense heat. Havatte creek area. Thu ore, .1 A llolhic pinu of aehltectuio mod aampla of . which was hroiiK'IH to eled after t lie cathedral of C'hnr .Medfonl yesterday l.y Wllllaio ties, Kraiice, was emiiloyed In the Hunt one of the mine owners, deslmi of the cliuri a, which wbs to arsayed 1772.75 tier ton when seat 2500, The tower, which was tested by a Grants I'ass nssayer. contributed by Mr. Hockefoller and The mo leitKu, as tar as known w"51 to have been kuown as the Is -lo feet limit and over 20 feet 1-auiii Spelliuan Kockofeller tower thick, with in ie; plainly en- 'n memory of :.ia mother, was de crusted wllh vbdhle gold and is ""'"red to hold the carillon of tlm behoved lo ,e of greater valmv ''ark Avenue llaptlst church, which arter ll has been tunneled morn wltl ,,ln addition of the Iwo bells toward lis. center. Mr. Hunt pur- "HI ,)u 0,16 01 u,e lai'Kest In tha chased ihu property In 11116, but world with a total of 65 bulls, has not heen -worklnK It steadily. Thousands Kalhered behind fire lie has made his homo In Alnska lines maintained hy a small army of on the Yukon river, arrivlnit hero P"l'B resrvos to watch tho firemen only two weeks iiko to work this bottlt! Hamea. winter at the mine, where ho now, lias several men asslslliiK him. The Hunt brothers are plannhiK an extensive development prnitrani and will probably employ a Iiii-ko Kioup of men afler the first of the year. They do not expect to i until 1 1 a stamp mill, hut plan to I save the ore for the Iouk pro- j posed smelter at Cold Hill, where, ' aecordliiK to late plans, it Is soon! to be constructed, 2lfi mine own- i ers and others havl.iK sonified u ilHliKlli-KH to become Joint owners of .be new project. The smeller, nccordlm- to Mr. Hunt, will he a reality ivllhln the! next year and he expects his mine' lo bo one of the lilcm-a. payln-1 slKxll'n CITY, Doc. 22. properties which the aiiieltor wlil 1,1 l"'ul,'t annlnsl any possible serve. Visit lo .Mexico by Herbert lloo- In nddlllnn In Kohl tho ore nlso v"' " Bup of men and women has silver, nickel and copper and cnn-ylnis red banners and sinKlmr Is exceptionally heavy. Tho mine the Internationale, Invaded edl Is located 12 miles front (lolil Jllll torlnl offices of Mexican news im a piece of property of OS acres, papers shortly before nildnlKbt. . j The demonstrators shouted The Noted Dead I'ltl.N'C'MTON, N, .1,, Dec. 22. 0') "nil then went to Kxcelslor and Professor Henry Iturchard Fine, ' other newspapers. They ( were dean of tho department of science headed hy Dloao Itlvera. a' Mexl at I'rlm-e.on university, died today can painter who Is Kcnern! seere rrom Injuries received when ho was 'tary of what hn calls the Mexican struck l.y an automobile while rid-, division of the nntl-luiperlallst Iiik a bicycle. I leiiKUe. The leaiiue wns created Professor Fine, w ho was 7.1 1,1 "'"kc war lo the leath aitalnst years old, had been a member of Yankee Imperialism." Its motto the Princeton faculiy since mxi. ,,ln union of Latin Amerl- When Woodrow Wilson relinquish-,'"" peoples, lo expel the Yankees ed his podllon as head of the .ml- ! ri'",n l-"tlt America," Tho (lem versi.y to become uovernor of New jons.rators were members nf tho Jersey In lain. Professor Kino, then ! nntl-lmpcrlnllst leattue and the dean of the faeul.v, was a ppolntod ! bands off N'lcnraKun i-ommlttce. ae.inii i.reslileni, which post lie held ; r whli-h are affiliated with unfit 11112, 'I"'1 cummunlst party, i The aroup tllstrlbuted lenflets INDIANA PtII.IH, Dec. 22. M'l nnnouni lllK ll nieetltiK to lie held ,lose(ih H. Hhea, a tiibassador totomorrow in- protest nwalnst Mr. I.'lllle din Inn the admlnls.rilllon of; Hoover's visit to Mexico, reconnl-Preslilent- Wilson, died early today j linn of President-elect Moncada's at Ihe Methodist hospital here. uovernnient In Nlcnramm, the Bo- llvlan-l'ariiKUay dispute nnd In Verdict Upheld sympathy with the banana work- ivA.NHAh :r, Mo., Dec. 22. (It The $5.1.1 verdict returned attalnst Miss Mary lllcknian, aclmol toucher, for wblppltiK .billies Kit win 'iiristinan in aciiool twq years nn waa iiplield today by i Jud te Thomas J. Hoehorn In circuit court In overrullntj a mollon for a new trial, MIIms lllckiaau's attorneys annoiiiKcU an uiipcal would l tulicu. HUE HALTS LABOR ON New York Edifice Aided By Rockefeller, Suffers Mil lion Dollar Damage Blaze Spectacular Other Buildings Threatened Apartment Dwellers Flee. NHW YOltK. Dec. '. t!P) Bniukc hluckened Krai.iiti walls and the steel skeleton of its spiio were all that temitlnett today of the near ly completed Riverside llaptlst church, to Ihe construction of J; which John 1). Itockeieller, Jr., has , cuutrihiueti lartte suins, j Damage estimated at Sl.COO.Olil) was done to the new edifice, which I was helr,,-( erected ut a cost of st. , 000,000 to house the coniireKatiou of j me present t'aiK .-.venue llaptlst , church of which the Kev, Or. Harry I r.nieroa l-osdlck Is pastor. .Mr. Itockeieller purchased tiki I site for the new churcn on Klver !slde drive and had contributed lih 1 1, rally lo the bUiluluK fund. Tho corner store was laid November j 30, 1 1127. , i The blaze, which raited for near I lv four hours last iiinht, wus one "Hoover no, 'Vlvn Sandlno," They alho called "meurii .Morrow" (down wllh -Morrow.) The group 1 first entered tho editorial rooms of 111 Universal era w'ho hnvo been on strike in (-olumbia, L 4 (1. N. Ili-iMirtN lroflt NKW VOhK. Dec, 22. (t Italph lludd. president of tlreat .Northern llallwny, plncia IH-JH Rross revenues at -127,000.0110 attalitHt l U,tl04,.)05 In 1027 and net operating Income at $3ff.0.n, 000 against 19,202.640 In 1927, MEXICAN REDS P V BY 1.