Medford mail tribune., January 09, 1929, Page 1, Image 1

Meofori Mail Trie
The Weather
Weather Year Ago
ForocAtO Fair, but with tog to.
night juul Tliuraday. No torn
ixmturtj cliaujre.
Highest year ego today SB
Ixmcst year uro Unlay 'A2
Highest yenurtiay 31
Ijuuwt till itiortitnir
Duly Twenty-third lmr
HiMhW- Pi ft nt tpr
MEDFOHD, ORIXiOX. WEDNESDAY. JANTWY i 1929.
' No. LS9.
t
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LTodayfMOVE FOR
I " Ast" B'ta" n a in r r n
A Prohibition Incident.
Rickard Knew Men.
Signing the Pledge.
Trimming Elijah.
(Copyright, 19S9. by Star Co.)
A woman ill Newark," 37
yenrs old, tells the ioliee she
hns killed Julius Brennan, fill
veal's old. lie brought whiskey I
and ooeaine to her house . She
took both nd killed him. That
is ul! she remembers. Interest
ing incident for those that con
sider prohibition a sueeess.
"Tex" Richard is dead, and
.iisiintiiiisnoii nu. aimim ...
praise of him.
lFe onefi run irnnibliiiR houses
in the West, but found mor.-jcU
,.,,!
nearly "a sure thini? when he
organized on a paying
i)U.sis, !
incorporated nml listed on tli"
stock oxclinnirt. tho intense
f
tH of certain prosperous urn-
Memen to see SOM T-UODY
ELSE kimeked
knoeked out.
down, mm'
1
"Tex" Kickard uudel'slnod
human nature. lie knew.
ihroim'T and ihroui-'ii, the tidit-
IlliniiL.i mm mi '
ers that he put in Die rur.', and
the ert
....., I., ill, it hi. ili-oiv In sre
I I'-, ,1'. 1 ...I .
them.
! And he didn't think llllieh !'
,
either.
!
f vim ilim't hclieve ill thr
, ' . ,
Ke11i.tr pari, M will "m.nit
you to know lh:il. thanks to
, .. , (i,
Senator Ueed ol Jnssouri, tlicu
will be plain talk in the Senate,
. .. , . .....l. i
betore the paet trot's throutrli. I
' .
The pact is a sort of solemn
nromise bv 1'liele Sam, never
iiiiiiiiM, ' .
i n.,,.V !in-linil'. wantonly.
'Whom lias lie EVKU iiU' -
1
taeked niantonly ?
A drunkard needs to sitlll a
pleiliie, ii tempiT-inee
not.
1,111 noi n
Whv .should TneU' Sum sijrn
a ieaee pleilije, merely heeause
Kuropenn nations insist on
J'iijhlini: eaeh other?
. m,.. Innled
The Question Maik ln1011
MlllldaV afternoon after more
, i ,.p rtlimiAiw
than hours ot .ontiuuous
flioht.
' . .inn fK-ino rfeords
All llOll-SlOp H.MII
are broken. That machines, in
n- l ., (.ii-,. fuel and SUP-
input, t.ui i.iui. i
lilies fl'Oill Slliallel", SWltter ,
i.Pines has been abundantly
pi.lllis, lias u.iu
proved I
The 'interesting question now
UK iiiniioiii'f, i
was "How lout: ean Ameneiin
engines eontniue worltint:.
The Question Mark mishl
have flown from Los Angeles
to China and baek actil'm, with
out landin;:, so fW'.aa endur
ance is eoneenied. . '
V. Trubee Davidson, assistant
, r
seeretary ol war in enaiife oi
aviation, wired from ashiu
1 on to the fliers above I.os An
: peles, "Let's trim Elijah."
Hlijah, you remember, went
to Heaven in a chariot of fire
Exaetly where Heaven is, or
how lout? it took Elijah to i;et
. there, is not known
lillt, so ,flir as this earth is
has been
concerned, oujim
"trimmed" by the (Question
' . ',. ii..;,Knii I
Ahtik. ounc Mr. Dimdson is
the riuht lllHll for his job. He
.i i.K.,..l, l,a.llvlnlny 'c 'nv l'restlge It has won
flies eonstantly, idthouh liadlx ln le ,,llclfl(. coaiJt ,., .,.,,,
smashed up nt the start of Ins
flvinir in war time.
Miami's new municipal nlrport,
. Chapman field, was opened Mon-
. loy, with 100 airplanes roaring
' overhead.
"Stunt" exhibitions, races, bomb
dropping, with caHh prlies for pre
cision, and other features, reminded
j the crowd that Miami Is up with
the times and a little ahead.
Those who think a couple of tor
nadoes, plus a crowd of real entute
sharks from the outside, can per
' manently Injure a statj like Flor
Ida. or about Americans generally.
,
Wall Street did not welcome Her -
bcrt Hoover'a return as cheerfully
-
(Continued on I'age Four).
ida, OOD t Know muco auuui i ii'i'
i
i
i
UNDERWAY
Approval of Roseburg Bond
Issue By Supreme Court
Clears Track for Local
Improvement Site On
Biddle Road Desired
Time Limit for Completion
thc ,.,, ,lf , M.lU.
supreme court siamiieu on tli-
I 2S.ooi '' l!ih"'' voted i.y the
of K-burg for the construe.
tiiul a municipal airport, t li-
..0,)f,.t( ,! airport f,. u,
city of Medford has ehar sailtnK
ot ,1 if til.. 1 in . I u.lln C... it.1 I.
;Krut.llon lm.vts W'th the approval t
j ' poph'. The United states j
department of commerce haw ap- '
1)rvetl the lol. lIu, ilh. su,uu :
the Kiound and buiidiiiK plan of
tMl 4 j
This afternoon Mayor l'ipe and i
Jim - iitfiuiM'iM in me iiiiiiii "!"
" 'h:.ml,.r of Com-,
merce were ivheilulcd to hold a
fn,.,! to oil-i.iis. arraneements
"'"" 11 'i'"'1"1 "l1m,l1'",i":
th(, nc.:ll. fuiui-p i vote l.on.ls fill
.. airport.
Ihe s'te is located on the l.tilille ,
I rto:ul, one ;:iul oiii'-hiilf utiles fium :
t t h v p tint.
leaves tin l'a:iie
l'W.vy n..ar
null, r.i;tkin;; :
111- iv.'H.(M,eK"ll
l t.it:il disianee 'i
' three miles I'mra l he airpin't ad-
lii.nl-l.ith-ll hittUlin'.' to Hie er-
nr of Main and Klvcoiih. The
landing field will he over one mile'
a JiaU. ii;Ki .viiUi w). ,
uhiinK p):n.e.- to land hi any dlti- '
lion, wiui me iii.iui niuwii)M iinin
,,,.,.,.,.,, :lml Uu. ,.,.,. fll.w sllll.
ul.le fur luniilnK.
T'H' mIio has u frontage of a
mlu. M,linK , & ,. (lw(.n.
Ori-Kim LiiKiriilK I'allroml tracks
nml oiljuiun the liiildlc oichanlH
on the northwiwt cnnci-. Acconl-
n(; to pri'3i-nl plans, thc city will
...w, , ..., i, i h u,-j
wlll nlro ! runHti'tu-tl by rlvtB
airplane IntcicslH. lnclmllns bullil-
IliKD hy the Pacific Ar Trantiporl
company anil air pasnKer lines.
Several appllcattons have been
received to lease nlles lor haiiKars
by iiullelduals anil to lca.-e Hite.s
tor oil. filling .stations, returniltK a
revenue sut'l'ielent to pay i.penilinf;
costs and also interest on Ihe lionil
Issue. '
other l.nililinKs on I he field
'will Include the adnlhiistralion '
liulldlnK,, housinK the departmenl
ut ,.,mlll(.,.l.c If i(-!,.l and the.
weather Inn-call. riuiw include a
structure for a restaurant, comfort
ons Un ,., ,,,
and possibly a supply store.
Tho which must be com-
,,.,,e, ,v .lime Of lllls Vear t.i l.n
uf ut-? to air mall planes which tailed over a million dollars n year
wi" 'nauBUratc n iiIkIU schedule Income.
nt thal ,,, Will llK,ltl.(, wllh( stat(. pooil nnil ,Jah.y CommlH.
flood, border and beacon linlllH. isioner J. 1). Mlckle described his
'"' k'b ' '' "'" e-
quired by the Koveinnieiu for
illuminated landing fields.
""" "'"t soon
Tho. denart ment ttt (Minnti i
; radio station, to he constructed
within the next few months, will to Scotland had given him a
be located u half mile from the j hluber opinion of the Ayrshire'
airport, lowers of the station being breed of cows in Scotland and '
lis feet high, making a hazard' that while some of the agrlcllUu-1
for airplanes if the station was!,a shows he attended excelled
located on the airport ilseir.
Tile airport iiueslion has been in
the hands of airport committee of
the Medford chamber of com-
merce nnd has been thoroly ln-
vestigaled, with a number ol tne
; memners inspecting rields at l
nn(1 Snn Krancls(,0 .m.,am,
members Inspecting fields at Oak
and
Los Angeles to embody the lales
ideas, in the local port. The sta
tion committee is composed of
Seeley Hall, chairman. .1. C,
Thompson, Ilert Thlerolf. Clyde
Eakln. Larry .Mann, M. ,. liogan
and K. C. Dlllard.
Appoint Committee
Tho city council Is expected to
nppolnt an nil-port committee of
its own from its membership to
go Into the matter further with a
special committee to be chosen
from the chamber of commerce
membership. The matter of
establishing a new airport Is
lookod upon as of prime impor-
lm.e ,o Mwlfonli nH ,,,. ln
charge of the matter fear this cily
(Continued on Pane Eight.)
. APPOiNT MISS HOEFS '
PERMANENT POSTAL
WASHINGTON, D. C. Jan.
-(Special) Miss Alice Hoefa has
he,n nppolnted postmistress "f
'"''"'"nv
1 Miss Hoefs has been nd'ng
temporary postmlsires. pending
.the civic service examination and
selection of permanent postmuster.
i REGULAR AIR PASSENGER SERVICE
jtTV,.TV ' MM UtlC allWlTS
I ' jFttinnrSH'V, ' ' boikmioku. uu. Mssauk icvia
r jfwA,
' '1 v4-v-., ......
i UN1 - -irv i
l n" fiist liiKM'iiniioual all- pui'iiuiM' sorvitv. linking five i arlhhrait nallotiv uiih ihc Inlx il stuu,
uu-: liiiHiKiinuil loilay ovrr (lit Ira I ('il. ('haiifs A. I.IikIIum'Ii hhird a ynu ami. TrUtiuitortMl plaints
I'utryhm; 12 passrui'i-s liki lhat litlnw will he ii-ctl. The map (alMivc) !-mvu the proJi-U-d I'an-AiiuM--ii'iui
ali-way. Th; heavy htark lint's inli'al tho roulos to iru Into n'ru(lnii this iiioiith, nt the fhst
strp hi a j.r nix rani plaimt'tl hy .1.
Proposed State LaV RCCjU
I i: HfiilL Cn(o Hie
laung IVIIIK oaie UIS-
, , , in
CUSSed CUrb TOP CaitlC
Rustlers Given Attention
GOVemOr Absent.
.. , 1 1 - - . , .
uie auernoon seamon oi me
iitatc Dairymen's association, the
! following comtnittee!- ' were ap-
pointed:
Hefolutiona: r.yron JJeYonne.
Poi-lland; V. C Jamison, L'orvallis
and Reed Carter of Komic K.Ver. !
Ncinllnations: J. J. Van Kleek
of Heaverion and Hay Brewster 1
of Redmond. i :
Auditing: Ualnh l'.illhiu-s of :
A.-illand and Ed Wise of Grunts 1
1'ass. '. ,
The convention was formally '
Kleclid hy .Mayor A. W. I'lpes on
behalf of the city of Medium, i
The ,ni.PlinK was a;su,.t,d lhat ,,.,
present weather wits tinusual. He j
told the t"theiin thai the dairy
nrn.liu.lu .... :
tn,, to Europe, a
si. ins and observa
ltd his impre.H-
itlons of Euro
pean dairying, In Scotland. Eng
land, Holland and Denmark, in a
blr;bly entertaining manner. 1
Mr. MleKle said that his visit
I those at homo, others were pa-
j thctically inferior.
TnC final sessions of the Dairy-
,,,,' ,nveii, ion will be held lo-
morrow, the final business being
ihe election of officers.
Thursday l'roninin.
OlIElOPEPoem
nTirr nirrTitin TflD DfinALI UCIn m nmn i imr
SIAIt IttllNli JM Ml LIII!
im niTw Tnnsv tk mm I MFN Snnrurn mnnti
m bin iuuiu urmtu i uuh i
Thn program fOI. TJiursday has be h.ul not intended tu make pub
been nnnounced as follows: h-' tho 1'oineries, but lhat Morris
Jt:NU a. m. Mow I Cleaned lp J iorali had retuested him to
.My Herd From Abortion. W. do so.
A. Morrow. Independence. I lurinK a visit tn Kurope Inst
10:ini a. m. Keport on abor-1 uminier Senator Iteed aitcmpted
lion control work In Jackson to find the source of the papers,
county. I'.. ('. I'owler. county but he said today he was not
iiKent. ready to identify the fni-Kcrs.
10::iti a. m. How Hairy Disease While the Ku.xsinn documents
Control Associations Can Help, contain no receipt bearltiK Die
X. ('. Jamison. O. A. C Cor- j name of Senator Morris they in
valiis. elude letters purporting to have
11:hii The Relation , Ibt wen fat-: passed between the soviet emhas
tle Health nnd Human Health. ' 'es in INuis and Moscow nrratiK
lr. II. T. Slmms, O. A. C, Cor-,inkr for the payment of SliHi.nnu to
vatlls, tn,t Nebraska senator.
p. m. What Cream Oradini;
Can Do for Our Dairy Industry.
M. X. r.oiicy. KiiKcne Farmers"
Creamery, KuKcne.
' 2 :0f) p. m. Ku(!cc!iHfu Comblno -
! tions With Dairying W. n.
Tucker. I'rinevlllc.
1:30 p. ni. HuitdliiK a Herd From
flood Sires. Sidney Miller, Jef
ferson.
(4:ao p. m. The Experiment Sta
j tion Program for the Dairy In-
riustry. I'. M. Itraiidt, Corvallls.
4:20 p. m. I'.lislness weislon.
I The t! lrty-slxth annual two days'
meeting of the Oregon Dairymen's
t association oiiened this morninit at
, the Hotel Medford, with J. It. Mac
jCincken of Vallevlew presiding,
, nnd J. I). Mlckle of Salem, state
lood and dairy Inspector, as the
main speaker, sixty iiiilrymen from
ri, ,,,ii,. r -,i ro
in Rttendanee.
, A )r(,p(),t,(i statewide law tn
regnte the sals and iirndurllnn nf
riuic milk In tho cities of Ihe slat"
i '. .
' (Continued on Puge Eight.)
STARTS OVER LINDBURGH ROUTE
T. Tripp" (Insri) of Now oi-i-.
W A SMI N't J T iS. .Ian. !) . (A l
htn'uinnts purpurtltiK to Hhow
payments .o( . SI 00.000 each tu
.K-intioi-H llurah. of Idaho, and
Nitrrlrt, of Nohruska, hy tho soviet J
RcvernniPiu lor incir Pt-rviocs to
,nhialn Aun-rican lecnynition of 1
KuHsia have heen derlarnd false by I
a m-re committer whieh inves'i-1
1 eatetl them. '
" was dirJCi.sed today that the:
l docuniunts had been under investl-I
' Katlun for a year hy the einntniiteo. J
I which several months im'o dtt- ;
e.lui')d piipei-H - ahowinj; tvivmenis ;
hy the Mexican Koveriiim'nt tti i
senators Itorah ami NoitIk, and
lieflln of Alabama and L:i Kollette
of Wisconsin, were forKcrles.
The case was concluded 'lihu. wux mauKiiratcd Hero today
the testimony of Senators ( Moral, , h Urn e 'Z Ztr
! "'T"tL:A.m", "'i!"r:
" ,l',ffllja
. -HtU V
jk
0 i.Rns.
.Senator Itorah
nml. Morris before the committee
that the Husslan documents were
untrue. Senator Heed of I'ennsyl-
vanla. chairman of the committee.
who is preparing a report to Ihe
i senate, declared tho senators' tes-
titnoiiy was not necessary and lhat
j "hen Inrornw-d of the existence
1 "f th papers. Kenntors Itorah and
Norris went before the committee
j "ecret session and Insisted upon
! lti "? then d ned every
thln contained In the papers.
STAYTON GIRL LOST
POUTI.iA.VD Ore., Jan. 9. (fi)
Pearl I.. Xutllng, 2:1, of Htayton
was being sought by Portland po
lice today after her relatives In
Stnyton had advised officials here
that the girl had not been seen nor
heard from since sho left her home
on December 21 to seek work In
Portland.
Miss Nutting was described as
5 feet 6 Inches tall, and slender.
Phe was wearing, when last seen,
a reil checkered hat and a brown
coat.
o
t I
i - i
Fircr Qhinc in Mow Corvioo
Carry Distinguished Pas-
sen g e.s Postmaster
General Helps Load Mail
Porto, Rico Plane.
MIAMI, Ha., .Inn. 9. P Amur-
leo's air line to tile. West ladleH,
I llnkir.t! live antloiis with tills cnuu-
i i" Jill nnin no llillilll.t. lino
I , .,. . ....
' ,., 'u i laiiarii.iM.
..iey Ie uu ai.aj oi u suii- ..,, ,., .,(, his brother inK," Dr. liomroo testified.
L iZ i. ZS't" 'u n'1""" si"'', and thai he was wound- ! Mo said he examined Ihe defen
UHSter tlmieial Harry S i Sow. U il- - , ,),!. saylni; : clant last nlKht.
Main 1'. ilcCraekea. iisslstunl see- , ' ". '.. .. 'V ,.. ..,.! "Old be know the dlfferenco be-
riltlll'V lit eollltlllr,.n i'i,r oi-l.,!!..,.
noi Mlu a.ii i'.-.,ri,..i
Atlantic, flier. ' '
1'receded hy cerenionlcs which
Included playing of the American.
till Porto Iticim, llomiakan and
lli lllsh nntlonul uirs, l he llrst ship
tool! off lor Havana lit X:07 n. in
Il can ifd 15 Hacks of mall ami four
passengers, uinoug whom were Mr.
AVcC'rackcu and Miss Karhart.
A second Havana 'phiiie, carrying
more mull and one passenger, got
away Hi minutes late.-.
I he postmaster general himself
loHileil the mail on the Form Itlco
plane, then climbed aboard and de
parted with it ut 'J-.2X. He Intended
to disembark ut Havana, the lirst
stop, and return hern by plane dur
ing the afternoon.
SA.VJl'AX, I'orlo Itlco, .Ian. fl.
(P) The first air mall from I'orto
to tin Culled Klutes was slaited
prniupily ul S o'clock this morning
by Ihe Pau-Anierlcau Airways. (!ov
overnor Towner dropped tlio start
lug flag while a hand played na
tional airs of tho couiit.ics which
j liMJ Wl" ll,c"n
HAVANA, Culm, Jan. ft. fA
Tho I'an-Aiiiei Iciin nirplaim dcslin.
ed to make the first .Miunil, Kin.,
to Han Juan, I'orto Itlco, eonmier
clal (ll;hl. landed here ut 10:1
o'clock this morning.
HA INT- It A I'HA KI, Fance, Jim.
(I'I .Mystery today surrounded
tne plunge of a French nava li line
durlng a lest flight which carried
five men with It to their deaths,
The lnn..hln. a l,.r.r. atl.,n,.l,.l . r-t .
motor seaplane, was being subject.
ed lo trial, hy Lieutenant Com -
pardon, chief tester of the iiiivul
air depot. He was accompanied
by Lieutenant Ilcoulh nnd Hire.
mechanics,
The seaplane was flying nt a
height of tun foot four miles off
Ihe const when suddenly it wasi To CLASSIFIED , , President of the llarto company, , was reappointed Inst night. This
seen to plunge headlong Into Uo a four-line classified nil run 'was critically wounded In nn at- Is said to have been no halm to un
sea. sending up nn Immense nil- ,hs n n p e r three dajH i tempt to hold up the company's porters of Sam Keynolds. a canrtl-
iimn of water, launches dashed to
llio rescue. The machine was
found 15 feet below the .surface.
The rescuers were only able tn re
cover tho body of Lieutenant lie-
quiii,
:GIKFI!ilP
IUASI run
CAUCUMi
uni iU uu
i -
Smiling Chicago Gangsters.
Drink Health of Pasqual
ino Lolordo and Fire 11
Bullets Police Look for
Joe Aicllo Rocco Maggio
Shot in Parked Auto.
I'llli'.VdO, Jan. 0. UV) At I'as- '
(Uiaiino LtdttrdoN house late yes
J terday three smilliiK men raised '
Klas.es to drill); the health of their ,
host; then ' shot him dead.
Kleven loillets from autoin-iti -pistols
drilled into the Ilea. I. lU'd,
l niul shouldeis of I.olordo, When ,
he fell. the. tinners of hLs rihl
hand still
; wineglass,
i eiut.hed the stem of the'
!. shattered by thc shotH.
. Lolordo's nfasxlnatlou was a se
Mue. as are all t'hioai;n nam; and
Mafia slnylnirs; hut whethiM It vns i
a Ht'-iitiel to the murder of Tony (
l.niAhurtlo last fall, to hlaekhaiul ;
peratlons of recent months, or to :
tn He uixxplainfl Kaiv; hatred,)
poliee were not prepared to say
( They were looking, however, for
.Itte Aiello, eldest of seven broth
ers whose parlh-ipation In
violence hits come under police
rittlny ho vera 1 times in the p;i.st.
J.dm Sicuc. deputy pidice commis-
sifiiiM, said he had a witness who
'Identified Aicllo US one of the three
I men in thc room when l.oiordu
, was f-lnin.
MmkkI" Shot.
ni'ivriiun nne ii'
lonio flat
qucstlonlnp Lolurdo s
; rier-stricken widow, when anothrr
j-y' in'"
t
auloinoliile. Mayulo, once convict-I chai'KlnK Ibe cnnituiinwealth with
ed of murder, was shot In the bead purposely xvithholilliiK testimony
by men who fired shotguns from ! In order to show a motive other
their aiilonioblle as It spril liy;lhan wlteberiif.
AlatfKio's home, lllymyer Is alleKed to have
The mips that removed Tony ' killed Kehmoyer when Ihe latter
l.fuobnrdo from k-iuh: power four ' resisted an attempt on the part of
months tiRo In n downtown trert i Blymyor tn obtain a lock of 'his
slniotliiK. e.iioed in the I.olordo
rim u.iuini'ili.,. t.i,- It i,-,iu I .(iliirilii'M
i,,.uther Joe who walked at l.om-
bardo's side when that leader
,,. iias fill. I'ollee bellev -
,,u' ,wo ""- were
connected, but In what manner
.. .... .,.
' lliey colllil inn sn.v. iiii-n- nut,
( iyi ()n(i m.t ,mt ,.,,.,,
',eial days
i' 'le Oil Driller.
I I'asiiuallno I... or.lo who was 4.1;
'"' '"rscribed to police j
" '"'rrowned but powerful ,
i"'eco.sor n. Tony Lombard,. In the
' atfulrs of tne i nione nicinano. noi
widow said t.he knew only thai
n! " an nuvo on ncuier ana tuni
! f1"-' '"id no knowledge of any other
octlvnles in which he may have
; been engaged.
i ' An lK-year-nld son, Vincent, Is
a student at the t nlvemlty of Hill
nols. When police phoned him at
I'i Imnn last niBht they haI his
first words wure; "Did somebody
kill my father?"
Mrs. I.olordo said she had seen
two of the three slayers at lenvt
20 times before, Uut that she did
not know their iiameB. They fro
fluently came to the beautifully
furnished flat in the severely plain
brick structure on West North nvc
nue, where her husband hnd many
visitors.
At tho sound of Hhots, follrtwlnn
so closely unon humbler and Kay
in Ik, Mrs. Intordo ran from tho
kitchen Into the room where her
husband's body lny. the throe men
brUfhlnu pasl her iih they ran.
Two plsitds were found on the
stairs londlriK to the flat when po
lice arrived shortly afterward.
Itocco MaKtfhi, shot In tho ap
proved Kiinmnn fashion several
hoiirH ti f ter tho Lolordo kllllrm.
was convicted a few years awn "of
thc murder of Frank Lnmncehln,
one of the first C'hb'njfo unnn v'e
tlnis ever "taken for n ride." The
testimony was Hint Maputo hold
Ijimarchlo while another man idiot
him. Mat-'Klo was sentenced to life
imprisonment, hut was Kranled a
new trial which has never been I meyer's homo to get n lock of hair
held. lor the witchcraft hook, "the long
lost f i lend." to break tlm "hex."
MICIIICAN CITY. Ind . Jan. O.j -lm .ylm.r hold himself out as
l,Vi Eire following an expbvlon n pow-wow doctor lo vou?" the
today destroyed the summer home
near here of John V. Tvrrell. n!
1 nirngo auorney. iiiiii iius i-ji-
rnev. ofriciais ex
, pressed the hi
dence had bee
, " ,! .. n 7
1 Or,Kon: Fair but with valley
vale easterly winds on the coast.
LtMMtttHH
SIXTY-THIIKK AN'KWKIIH
brooeht (HI answers.
What Mull Tribune ads do
for others they will do for you.
A trial will convince you.
'
Lucky Dog
$5,000 Est,
7,
I Will of h .?..
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i.os AMii:i.i:s. jn. 9. !
t.-l'i The lu. ky iIok! "Iilik."
.i l.lt'W.'llvii m-tli'l- tnil.iy otn-
i'iI a i.'iOmi i-stali-. whlU- thrt-ii ,
unlhs nt MIsm Allnnii K. "I 1
llmivfi-. who iIh-J li'n-iiili-r
I'L' wi-i-f iiiiiiii-ntinlii'it In iu-r I
will, anil n iirohali! court won- ,
iti'ri'il what tu ilo. '
Minx lloov.r lift her pit 1
! all ln'l- propi'l-ly. piTKonal ;
I n ml roiil. valinil at '.imiii.
J i
! tti.in til tw raiiiiu lit'tr. (
Alienist Testifies John
mer, 'Witch Doctor In
sane On Night of Slaying ,
Has Fixed Delusions
FatllCr Had SOn P0W-
Wowed' As a Boy.
YOKK.
I a., Jan. M'l An
tiled by the defense,
alienl
t.
t-.-ti U'it todtiy that .It din 11. lUy-
. myr. n-pnti-d 'wiU'h" doctor, on
! trial for tho kllllllK of Nelson 1).
. n,.VlM. n.st .stnember believed
he carried an iniairinary picture of
t.i., .,;..n... i.. 1 1, i.., ..r iiiu U'.n.i I
1 l lie 1 1 1 e II 111 J e.HTi, ui. Jiiliun
(.Vmroo of this city, was called
shortly after thc York county
oiirt had overruled a motion of
lerbert II. Cohen, defense counsel,
hair to bury It In the Krnund In
, orilei to lirrolt a "snell over an-
other family.
wilDerl (i. lless, is, and John
! Curry, 14, charged with aiding In
I the kll.InK, are awaiting trial.
. Was Insane
"l,, , l,,,lir,l lll,,,i-,,,. ti-n-j
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Insulin on tho iiIkIU of tho slay-
iw i-ii i ikiii iiiiti wiiiiik ; uimi ui '
Attorney Amos Y. Herrmann ask- J
I d.
. UeBtis"
' ' "' n,,',', "Ul'""
ln, ' " '" ' .,.,.. .
' en nun it ne "oukm. t
t ;- -
roul ,i ..it
1 rit , would. Even
his own father, 1 necessary."
lllymyer Dr. Comroo said, l.u-
."..t" , hU.. ,'"'0U:,
psycho-r.cuiotlcs. He has fixed
delusluns and the hope for recov
ery is "extremely slight."
Oscar Atland, superintendent of
the county alms house, whero
lllymyer hud hern an inmate In
llliiu, said he came back to him
last fall for treatment.
When asked what the trouble
was, lllymyer answered, according
lo Atland, "they are sllll aflcr
me."
I'sed Medicine
Asked what lie had been taking
as a remedy, lllyinycr gavo a com
pound known for its uso by
women.
Emanuel lllymyer, father or the
accused "pow-wow" doctor, ln re
sponse lo illlestlOhH by tho defense
attorney slad one of his seven chil
dren had died from "sickness In
the head."
He said he had his son "pow
wowed" over as a boy fur illness,
and as hue us last summer John
had told him that "the witches
were after him."
Milton ti. Hess, father of Wllbcrt
0. Hess, one of the two accused
accomplices, tenthled that lllyiner
told him Hohmayer had him
"hexed."
Ulyincr said, according to lless.
mat no would liavo to go to- Kelt
I witness whs asked
"He did," Hess responded.
POW-WOW
i ftRM llfAO i
IVIHI1 VVAu
UNDER HEX!
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J1W0 SEAM BAIISBHSS
A1 Two
SEATTLE, Jan. 9.
hnniW were shot
and fatally
wounded and Thomns C. llnrto,
of flee today, one of the bandits ; date for the mnrshalshlp, and to
i '' been Identified hy police osjhuve caused the mayor and two
Hohort Ityrne, II. cotmcllmen eloct to refuse to qua!-
l "th men died nt thc City hos-, Ify. ' - '
lltnl shortly after tho attoinpted
holdup.
PLAN EAST
FLIGHT FOR
ARMY SHIP
Nation Pays Homage to
Tireless Crew Cities In
vite Visit Face Round
of Receptions Plane to
Go to Rockwell Field and
Await Orders.
LOS AN'('.KLi;s, Jan. fl. (V)
The entire nation today wiui pay
iiiK hom:ie to the fivo army air
corps men who flew the 'Question
.Mark on tne world's longest sus
tained fliKht. The mass of con
Krauilatory teleramu still puurliif;
in to all momhers of the crew In -eluded
in Kent Invitations for thc
Question .Mark, its crew and ItH re-
Bly-:fu,'"nK1ei
every city
ews tn visit practically
in the United Htatcs for
exhibition of the plane and flttliiB
civic welcomes to ibe fliers. All
inc-iaKCs were liein-; referred to
e wur department.
Afier Itvn ti'irhlu vlunn In trm .
,ritabio beds. mi an the conven-
( lenees uf modern civilization at
llu'lr nan(lf aKnin, the five heroes.
mm uiiiuviNuiiu it mif;vni louuv
had faced the first of what they
iiescrihed as the "hardest part" of
the whole remarkahh flight and
that was tin round of public r
eeptions and speechumkinK- They
h;td inlien the first pluiiKe with a
radio address yesterday afternoon
broulcnstii'K their Impressions
and analyses of the fliKht over u
i,,,,,,,, ..'u..
hookup and th.ro
llalliinet Ollcsls
Early details for tho entertain
ment and public functions fro thn
fliers Major carl Spatz, Captain
Ira Eaker, Lieut. Harry Hnlvur
snn, Meat. Elwooil guesada and
Seriteunt ltoy liooe, hud not been
completed, they were scheduled to
bo quests of honor lit n bliniUel
arraniied by (ho Ulnhfleld Oil
company for this eveiiinB, und at
several "tluiv (iiiicUiills beluK .ar.
raiiKcd to pay tlietti trlhuto durlnir
the day. Tomorrow night thoy
will be honored by a bunquet of
the Loa AhKelea chapter of the
ueserve UlficerH nssnclatliin when
JIllul. 8 ut wMi m7e V ' f "
I UllJZ 'ClZfyn m "
Ihe flm-ht. before a dlstlmralsbeil
... '
withering including high army of
flclalH. The fliern had gone to bed last
night hoping to sleep hotter than
they did the first night back on
earth after tnklng "cat naps" for
six and a half days to the roar of
their plane's motors. Like tho
who could not "l"''" &thore
unless a hoso was turned on tho
I "We of the house, tho filers wore
, wnkfld up ,helr (lnl ngM by
. silence.
Plana c:l" for t"8 eww
Z'lt!
,,, Illnor ,. . e Tmmo"
been coin .loted yesterdaTanU
l1""" 'o await orders fron he war'
department lo fly tho famous
pluno to Washington.
E
T
George Little, mayW-elcct of
Jacksonville, refused to qualify at
the meeting of thc council laat
night, as did W..A. Chllders, councilman-elect.
The action was some
thing of a surprise, ns no hint of
refusal had been made, so Wilbur
Cameron, Incumbent, la continuing
as mayor until the post Is filled
by appointment or election, or oth
er duo process of law.
Kd Severanco was named to fill
the alilci manic seat left vacant by
tho failure of Childora to quality.
James Llttel, another cotincilmaa
elect, refused to assume the bur
dens of the position.
No reason is given for the with
drawals by the parties concerned,
hut two causes are said to have
Inspired them. One Is that a Jack
sonville councilman la constantly
between two fnctlonul fires, and
that there seems to
raging over the city
j mnrshalshlii, who also serves as
street liuperliitendent, water com
tnlssloner and In two or three other
I minor capacities.
I Kobert Mcuser. Incumbent, who
hopped Into the newsiiaper laat
summer by arresting state Traffic
Officer Charles P. Talent for vto-
, hitlon of the liiirkini ordinance.
The holdover rouncllmen arc
i t'uter r lck and O. M. lvnox.
JACKSONVILL
MAYOR-ELEC
REFUSES POS