Medford mail tribune., January 25, 1929, Page 1, Image 1

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The Weather O
Forecast Rain, and not much
ctiaiure In temperature.
Migltct yesterday 39
Lowest this niorniiiK
Precipitation, 94 lira.. 5 a. in.. . .OK
Medford Ma
Weather Year Ago
IligheM ycair ugo tQlay 4.
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lxtutvt year ago today... JiO
Daily Twenty-thifd Tetr
Wtkly Fiftj.vnth Yew
TWELVE PAGES
MEDFORD, OREGON'. FRIDAY. JANUARY -'.". 192!).
Xo. 30r.
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Today STROKE IS
By A,,br Bri.b... ATA I 0 Q
The John D. Lease.
Good Business Mileage
Another Canal Needed.
The' Dead Really Talk.
I.
(CnpyrlKht, By Kins Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
Fancy "realtors" and plain
real estate men will road with
interest of a lease signed by
John D. Roekefejler, as
"tenant, Columbia I'niversity as
landlord. To provide three
hloeks of New York real estate
for an opera house site and n
fine commercial development in
the heart of the city, the Hncke
feller lease will pay to Coltini
W College a total of $2(11,0011,
Ono in 8 years. That land sold,
i about 100 years into, for less'
,4-han 10,000,
Scleet your real eslate CAIJK
FI'LLT, but set some. '
The value of a maehine de
pends on the length of its
working life.
I'nele Sam is fortunate in the
lasting fluidities anil working
determination of business men
that build the eountry.
New York merehants gave a
dinner to -Colonel Miehael
Friedsnm, who has finished
years of work as head of fine
til' the biggest eommereial in
stitutions in . America.. Asked
when he expected to retire,
Oil. Friedsam replied: "When
I hey carry me out."
jftieor
(forks
ieorge t. laner, past v
as hard- as.. .oyer,,.. fre
quently giving away some of
tne minions ne nas ciinieu. t
John 1). Rockefeller, within
a few months ot !, will stop,
with his mashie in the air, to
tell you '"Mr. Kingsbury, head
of Standard Oil of California,
is a very able man." lie has
"iven away hundreds ot mill-1
ions ami
is still working, al-;
though liis son .carries most or
t he load.
American business men pos
sess extraordinary "mileage."
Forty thousand men of the
United States army and navy
are engaged in a battle to last
a week. Some of them are ttieo-
retically defending the Pacific
entrance to the Panama Canal,
others are theoretically attack
iK it-
In a real war, as Senator
T-. i i: .,i.l tl... iflini'
ItefiU f)l .uim.nui "..
flHV OllPnlV HirplrtMOS COllla CIO-
' stroy Ihfi lofks of the PaminiH
Cnn'nl and put it out of business
in live hours. And baltlosbips
would hurry in the other direc
tion to avoid beinpt sunk by the
same airplanes. Unelc Sam
needs a sea level in NiearaRiia.
Job said, in a pessimistie
mood, "He that Roeth down to
the grave shall r.onie. up no
more. . . . Neither shall his
plaee know him any more."
It would surprise -lob ami his
friend liilbad to learn that Or.
- Steinmetz. who died several
years ago, is to be heard on the n ,i1P t0,-k market today, bid
radio throughout the I'nited '" "n l"ns of issues r, to 17
on i j t n ' l0'nt" " new hlk'h ground. Trgl
States on the 30th day ot this lMK WI1H ,n ,.,, volume dm-
,0011th. A photophone film Ing the first two hours.
lUiMiui. 1 I Johns Manvilli, and fnderwood
matle before his death will lie i j.;,,,,,,, KSh,.r 1rtl ,h upward
heard hv millions.
Thanks to radio, from this day .Mile, lludlo, and fleneial Klectrle,
forward the dead will speak to the miiunied about ii points. Xusli
living and nobodv will dare nues- -Motors Jmniied lo to a record: TfU KKA. Kas Jan. IT,. lo
tion the authenticity of THAT mlr- price In an enormous turnover, i Km- seven days little .Margaret
nce- jreaehlng 117. llrown of Perry, west of here, al-
I Hasty profit-taking In the after-, most at death's floor, lias been
A German music hall singer, tall, noon reduced the gains of Johns-1 kept alive by oxygen administered
fut and florid, sang, "Only no cold .i,,vllle and I nilerwood Klllott , t,y two Topekn firemen,
water. My weak stomach connot . Fisher by five and six points. C. j The child. 7 years old, became
bear It.' S. Steel fell off 3 points from its dansf rousty 111 ten days ago when
KtiroH?an novemments, apolnt-! itruit nnt National Cash register ' complleatlfins following pneutno
Ing exiierts to decide what ter- fnm.. tiperatlons for the advance' nla caused n cf-mllilon In her Itings
inunuy can and must pay, sing a wor, pushed forward In other that left little space for breathing,
similar song, "Only no mention of ,,.,.ti0ns ut the list however. lu-since an appeal by her physician a
tuo money we owe America. Our pOIIt (old) mounting II points, ' week ago, l,-nii Way und A. W.
weak stomachs couldn't bear It." j i-, H industrial Alcohol, Allied Nbuberg of Topeknflie depart-
im.ru.nii Chemical, l.'olnmerela I Investment inf nt have remain at her hed-
It Is all right to let American. Am(,rk.lln M.ir,,,p Hnd win, the oxygen tank. Kacli
help extract whatever gum in Vlj),nAry 7 , 9 pints. The clos- on duty twelve hours a day.
many can I'aj. " -
' fContlnueu anM'as Four).
hnlnLlUK
SENATOR
Oscar Underwood Succumbs
in Virginia Home Suf
fered Hemorrhage in De
cemberBad Health
Forced Retirement As
sumed Democratic Lead
ership in 1911.
YVAMlIlXCToN, Ju. 2.'.. A1)
Foi in -r ..cli.u.if Oscar Cnuerwuud
ttt A.ulmiiia d!rd ui hi., L..me In
nwin,) ui. ma iti 1 i : 1 tlii.-j inorii
in::. .Ui, I'mhTWtmil sitffeied a cere-!
I. nil iH'tiii .-rli, m- e.nly in Decern
h-r ii in I la iff in ill iinmih a,
t- r. .v-n aim paralysis. I I.e. re-1
cuvi'ivii for h time, hut a f'W day
ago liatl n relapse.
lie Is survived by his widow. Mr;
Bertha Woodward I nderwoiid. iw
iHicrwti
sons, Oscar Underwood, Jr., of
Washington, and John Lewis I n - j
derwood of Birminnham. j
Senator Viuierwood, noted for his
leadership r Un Democratic party
" u,e ,n"uw '" u"'k
tin; Mount Vernon homo of Ceorge
Washington, after he h;ul decided
to retire frotn the senate. His health
hud been 1m il for many months,
although he h:ul himself made
light of it.
Mr. I'mlerwood -assumed leader
ship of his party In the house of
representatives In 1!HI. The tariff
hill passed during the Wilson ad-
mi nisi ration- bore his name, and
h was placed in nomination for
the presiilenlial nomination at sev
eral of the party's national conven
tions. Alabama finally placed him in
the senate, and during his .u-rvice
there he became partly leader nnd
was one of the American dele
gate to the Washington arms con-
., ference. and bore a large part of
the l.urflL-n 111 tllo HOnnlP flKht to
havp the tn:itieM rlriiwn up ut lluil
conference ratified. He rellred
voluntarily from the senate, de
clining to let his name go before
the voters In l!2tl.
OF BULL TRADE
NEW YfillK. .Ian
The bull party Went on Its most
ilnlonl w.t .... ..t no... ... ..
swing with gains of 17 and 1 '
points, respectively. I'nlon Car-
InV was strong. Tola! sale ap -
jjrwUinalcd 5,2t0,(njo .hures.
iti f"rA A k
I Senator Oscar
WILD RAMPAGE
ON STOCK-MART
MAY BECOME DEMOCRATIC WHIP
Rap. John McDuffie ol Alabama
Box of Texas as democratic whip
FATAL FOR II
Delbert Ackerman and Rob
ert Burnett Die Girl Is
Blinded By Broken Glass.
When Cars Meet On
Highway.
AI.11ANY
Ore
-lAV
Two youiiK men were 'killed, un
othei wa.s perhaps fatally injured,
a Kiii was made permanently blind
and three others vre ser.ousiy
I injured w h e n two automobiles
civiKhed head-on on the Albany
V Ul Jl IllfS II IK" Hi m 111'".
Delbert Aekerman, 22, of
Al-
was killed, and Kohert nurneii,
I 1 !i, Albany, died a few minutes
1 after reaching the Albany hos
pital. Charles Yokum, sole sur
vivor of the party in Ackerman's
' maeiilne, was ser.ousiy injured.
ChnrleH Mehrln. lit, of Albany,
uffered injuries from which he
may die. He, with Kvelyn Kiske,
(20, and Kalherino Irvln, of
j Corvallls, were in the machine
'driven by Miss Irvln. Moth Miss
! Kike's eve-halls were pierced hy
kIhss and she will be blind for
life.
Mehrinj? will be blind in one
eye if he lives.
Miss Irvin wan th! least seriously
injured and was taken to Corvallls.
A coroner's jury will investigate
the wreck, the cause of which had
not been definitely determined
today.
Ished.
Moth cars
were demol-
FOUR ENGLISH MS
KOMPf Hi I). Hmm'X.
.Inn. 2 5. (I'l Tllo Iindl
I'.nKlfind.
ut Imiv
rpii thf
,viro din-
rhiltlrrn, cousins. I
tw
I cuvered with their throats cut In a
j shed near hero today. The eldest
j boy and girl were children of Sid
: ney l.eioy (Iray, a former member
j of the Metropolitan police of Lon
don, and the or her boy and girl
were children of Cray's sister. The
p( lire are searching for day. who
J was last Veen yesterday walking
with the four children.
Cray was a polieetniin fur eight
years, but In trying to Have an old
; woman who had heedlessly step
ned into the roadway In front of a
! fire engine. He was knocked down
and suffered serious head Injuries.
lie xpeni a long nine in a nospuai
and a period In a mental home,
having since been pensioned.
iTOPEKA HREMER USE
OXYGEN TO SAVE GHtL
! The child now has n fair
tin nee
tv recover, her ph.vsklun suya.
N ALBANY CAR
I
is expected to succeed. Rep. John
in the house.
MAY BE USED
Bill Would Authorize People
to Utilize 0. and C. Tax
Fund for Court House
Erection $260000 is
Available.
bill has been introduced in
Oregon senate and house.
i A
! the
! luithoriJnK Jackson county, when
; it shall be deemed advisable to do
t so, to use for construction of u
' court house in Medford all or part
11 '
of the mini of $2tiU,nil, O ,.'.
ant funds, taken from llie
I !sU"llt,lHt i'1'id the last of Decem-
f by the county court, according to
law, and when the people of the
, county shall have voted for the
construction of such a new court
house.
; It will be remembered the O. At
i C. land s'rant surplus of $200,000
had been held in the suspense
i fund pending the decision of the
courts as lo whether the state was
entitled to any portion of t he
fund. When the courts decided
the state hail no claim on the
tunds, November 5, last year, it
i was too late for the county court
' to set aside these funds to erect a
courthouse, had they desired to do
so, before January 1st, li)21b when
the O. & O. funds had to either
go in the Kcneral or bond funds,
us the law provides.
1 he 2iio,ooo was therefore
wit Ink i
FOR BUILDING
placed in the bond fund, with the Hired. The 23-year-old girl met
prov.sion that tho money could n wift death on her MOth pa ru
ne used for payment of outstand- chute leap yesterday, when her
Ing bond and interest, or for such parachute failed to open after
other purposes as are authorized leaping into space 2000 teel a hove
ly law. ground. She was being filmed as
Should this law he passed and art of an adventure picture, in
the county take the $200,000 from which movie fans later were to
'the bond fund for a courthouse, MM, the heroine leap safely irom
the fund remaining on hand would the elutehoH of an aerial kidnaper,
be far above the law requirement The girl's husband. Kloyd How
and all outstanding bonds and in- man, along with the stars and
teres would be paid as they be- other players 'on location" was
come due. a horrified witness of the tragedy.
I Jackson county Is truly fort u - To Howman, a veteran of 800 pro
nate in having a county court that fcssional parachute leaps. -Miss
has saved enough money from (he b hart was a bride as well as
o. & c. land grant funds to erect companion In a thrilling and peril-1
a new courthouse without levying ol)H livelihood.
laxeK for the sunn. , (iowmnn himself had Inspected '
E PISTOL
USED AS ATMOSPHERE
SLAYS BOY Al PLAY
I'OrfMIKKKI'Hll-:, N. Y.. .Ian.
2.pi. (fl'r Two Ifi-year-old boys sat
down to a game of cards as played
in the gambling halls of the old
wesi
Hyatt Ktoutenbrugh placed n
rusty horse pistol, a family relic,
on the table near his hand. John
Iteynolds put his trust In a 22
callhre revolver minus a trigger.
The game started. Then to
carry ' out the tradition of the
frontier days argued
stouten-
brugli picked up bis pistol. "Tills."
he said, "is the w ay they used to
ldo It in the obi days." He leveled
the gun at Reynolds and pullf-d
the trigger.
When' the smoke cleared Ileyn
olds was found with a bullet thru
the forehead. He filed a half hour
Inter, stoutenhrugh later recalled
he had shown Iteynolds how to
loail the pistol anil hiuJ forgotten
lo rem.'iv'e the charge. rile nollee
isitld the Nhmtttnir wrm neelflentril.
Nu f.lrl ('henters
STAN'roKI), I.NIV K It H I T V,
Cnl., Jan. 25. P) Htllilentn 111 spe
cial assembly voted to keen secret
mimes of ihose caught cheating In
examinations. Sneakers said J2
men had l.een caught cheatin.t
since l!:2. but that no women had
been cuushi,
HOUSE PASSESJ&PF ROY
n i ii it i in ii ii n i 1 1 1 hi
mmrmw un oapco at
CW DEFICIT
House Bill 190 Provides
$150,000 for Immediate
Expense State Depart-
ments Mrs. Gertrude'
Denny Given $1200.
SALKM,
deficiency
Ori'.. Jim. sr.. iA't A ,
appropriation Mil, up- i
pro prlii ling nearly I 5(1,00 0
meet immediate expenses of the
state departments and other slate
e.pfiiH-K, listed an house bill l:ni,
was passed by ihe house Thursday
afternoon, hi addition (o Ihe
emergency bill, house members
passed a bill authorizing the slate
game commission to pay $ 1 "On
during the eoniiiiK Idenniuni to
M is. Certlihl.- .1. Wt-nny. Six hlllr.
rept-allnn and niinmding exist inn
statntt'S if passed and Ibii'f
new bills wi'iv Kivt-n first radiiiK'.
.Mrs. (iertrude J. Denny, widow
the lute .Ui.tue O. N. Denny,
imported the first Mongolian or
(.'bluest- pheasants into the state of;
) Ori-Hun at her own expense. She
' is intw !iL' years old and one of the
lew remaining survivors of the J
Whitman massacre. The past four
k-Klslat Ul't'N have made similar be- '
i (pjests for M rs. 1 tenny. J
! House bills tifi, tis, Dili, ID!, and'
l.f, ail repeallllK olisotele seel ions
of the state statute bonks were
passed without eontesl. Senate)
bill A , i eii-nliiin sections of law s
relatiim lo inininu claims in eon- '
filet with federal Ktaluto.s was also '
passed by
afternoon.
the
house Thui'Mlay I
House bill 1 all which provided i
that an alien amy become a notary
public it' he has duly declared In- :
jlelltinns of becoming a eill.eu and i
I received his' first naturalization j
: pupers, was indefinitely postponed.!
J House bill 22!i, introduced by!
Anderson ot Multnomah limits
working hour.s for licensed phar-
macists to nine a day, would limit :
the number of hours at work in 1
two u"i;p time (to las and would1
m'nlte it1 unlawful for ii "pI'ariiiiu-isH
to he employed for more than :
i consecutive
day off.
days wit bom
full '
FILM STUNT GIRL
IN DEATH PLUNGE
1 NHWIIAI.U Calif.. Jan. 2C.. (!')
The tragic death of a girl para
chute Jumper, Let a. Wlchart today
had hatted product. on of an aerial
motion picture in which Kuth Ki
ller, a v tutrix and Hoot Oibsott,
screen cowboy were being fea-
I his young wife h parachute before
jshe went tip. Her mangled body
j landed In Wiley canyon, five miles
i west of here on the inn vie "loca
tion" Kite. Officials of the Cnl- '
versa 1 film corporal ion reported
that examination showed Miss
AVIchart had failed Ui pull the ring
that would have released the Jir
having silken bag.
INDIANAPOLIS, Intl., .Ion. 23.
(A') duflgo Hubert N. 1 in it zail I In
lederal court here this morning
overruled the petllion of Dr. Kd
wanl M. Shumnker, superintendent
of the Indiana Anll Haloon l.ea Hie,
, fr 0,-wrlt of habeas corpus. .Mr.
siiiimaker Is seeking lo evade a So
day sentence Imposed by llm su
promt court tor contempt
I'nless attorneys for t lie dry
leader lake some other legal ac
tion he will be compelled to go to
the Indiana slate penal farm to
serve the fio-day sentence,
Khiuiifiker was convicted of con
tempt on the basis of statements
published In tho annual report of
I tin Antl-Halofin league.
Three Electrocuted
OSSININO. N. Y.. Jan. 25. fI'i--
Threo men who were convicted of advertising signs along the high
the murder of h llruoklyn police' I way will be sponsored by the roods
,mnn were put to death In Ihe elec -
trie chnlr at Sing Hlng prison last
night. Tli three were Hurry Drell -
'ser, Isadtire Helmut and Israel
'Flabcr, all of .New York Clt'. .
uHUIO H
R
Northcott Denounces Deputy
Sheriff Croushorn Ob-
jection to Testimony Is
Shouted Sanford Clark's
Sister to Take Stand
To Present Last Evidence
rOl'KT ItOOM. ltlVKKSIDK, .lull.
(P) (innluu Stewart North
eott. worn and shaken hy introduc
tion of a eontosslon made by him
Deeemher It, 1K!S, urone from his
ehair in superior court toilav and
denounced Deputy sheriff I ni ve i
Croushorn of l.os Atmeles. i
"I object lo Ihis wltnesM' lesti
inony," the aecuned slayer of lliroe j
boys shouted. "It is absolutely ;
false." lie was ordered lo his houi
by Jmlwe l)eor!e l. Kreeninn.
.lessit' t'laik. i; yeai-old sister of
Suntonl (Murk, tlordoti Stewart
Northcott's nemesis in his trial for
way,.
r ft
Jessie Clark
murder ot three hoys, wits sclted
' tiled to close the si tile's cane
i agtiinst the yoitnti Camidiun chick
I en fanner today.
diuu HtenoKraphev
the Ame.ricnn consul in Vancouver,
1:. C, started investigation which
ended lu extnidtllon of Northcott
from Canada on a triple murder
charge, will bo culled lo Inc. Htatnl,
chin Dnnulv District Attorney ICarl
I
UedwiiW' anmmnced, to present
hist of tho testimony on which
state hopes to hnng Northcott
for the slaying of 10-year-old Nut
eon and 12-year-old Lowls Whislow
of I'nmoua and nu nntdeitllfiod
Mexican boy.
RELIEF PROBLEM IS
E
IIARHIKHriu:, I'a., Jnn. 2
flt Senium Arthur Onpppr
Kanwis, dt'claroil lust iitht thnt.
lircNidt'iit -I'li't't lloovpr lutd tnhl
lihil In reKitrdi'd the farm prob
lem an the "Hiipl'fnio rhitllfnue"
tif IiIh tinllnlHlnttlon and In vlow
of lliix the K.'itiKMll cald ho hfdh'ved
a Hound farm mciiHlirn would bo
.iiHPtt'd.
flipper, ill nddre.fHlni; n nuiHlpr
farmerH' meeting lu,rt', nabl tht
new prfHldcnt would have tho co.
operation of both houses of cong -
ress, where, be (lectured, mere will
be a getiei il disposition to "forget
abntii past differences' and to
work wiih Mr. Hoover on a broad
basi.s of desire for acc omplish nielli ,
: PRIZE FIGHTER PASTOR
OAKLAND, Cnl., Jan. Vi. -(!)
Dr. I'Ycdorlck It. (Kid) Wedge,
Presbylorian minisler, antl Ills
hrlile, the ftirmer Mrs. JiMinie Mtua
Holltiway, werti hfineyinofintni; to
ilay desplle llm minister's break
ing ot the engagement yesterday
liecaiiKo Mrs. llolioway liad been
divorced for a reason unrecognized
as legal by the I'lesliyturlaii church.
"I decided to give up Ihe church."
Wctlgo explained, after the wed
ding. ."I'm glad I derided ns 1
dlil
Wedge, Harvard (railtiale, erst-
wl He prize fighter, and one time
lumberjack, sent Mrs. llolioway n
letter yesterday a row hours be
fore die wedding saving he wus
unable to go through with the mar
tlnge because Ihe lllble Is against
It."
flALKM, Ore., Jim. i!5. lpiAn
net prohibiting the use of such
w-nrnlng words as "Mewuro," "Dan-
gfer," "l:o cHreful," In commercial
iand
highways loniniltlee of the
house of representatives
The com-
1 mltlee has bueu reiueled by
the
highway commission
uch au act.
to sponsor
Will Rogers Sa
XI'.W YttliK. .Inn.
The hi'iiiin rals are h
1VU1'.
lough time finding soiuclifK,
to give the twenty-four mil
lion to. Mellon says, "I don't
n c e d it.
C o o 1 i d g e
says, "Don't
leave it on
my d o o r-
Stl'll" IIOO-
ver s a y s,
"My charity -distributing
days are" over.
Don't sic it tin to me." What
they should do with it is take
$l,f0o.i!Uil ami pay off Has
kob, Kciincy and l.ehmann,
get Hislmp Cannon a new
typewriter and take the oth
er '2- million and establish
an endowment to take care
of senalors whose political
(sc hemes backfired.
Yours,
Wild, liOd'KUS.
L
I Government Air Officials In
LOCatiOn
! sped New
i
I Power for Beacons Being
J Contracted Marking of
Landings Provided.
J
PROPOSED SUE
A
AIRPORT
DECLARED GOOD
; , the stable.
j - Steam Ucqulml
! S. S. ItoKKs of Vnshinton, ). C, u rcimires that the milk houats
, KUperintendeut of.ah wttv extension,'! hl' supplied with steum, for sterll-
rnml K. I. CnrtlH of Won I-Vnncisco, fitton; I'owwi- 1; aUo' given 'the
lull way engineer, federal offit-Itils coinmlHflioner to require a physi-
! connected with the (lopiirfnent o' ! t"'1 xnnilnatlon by a reputably
commerce, are in Ihe city today,
consult lug will) local airport heads,
collect Imr data and statistics, and
rite liltlo Cana- luspectiti.? the new proposed nlr
whose sto-y to port site, for which a bond election
will hu hold April 2, noxl.
! KiiKlnuur Curtis iiroiiouncutl tlio
proposed Mite ns admirably milled
j for aerial ihmmIh and held thai It
would bo a vital neetor in the const
airway system.
Tim federal officials, arc also no
'notlatlnK eonlnie.tH with the Cull
: fiirnla Oregon Power company for
'the ftirnlKliliiK of power, for the
llKhllnn ut tho ulrway honcoiiH bo
tween l'ortlaiul, Ore., untl Hetltll.iK,
I Cnl.; for llie radio stations, th
I IlKhtliiK ot fields man mill enier
, policy, tiud such power as Ik noceH
j sary for tho aeroloKleul weather bu
1 reau Hlatiou to be located In the
utlmlnlutrutlon building on the air
port. Installation ot tho electric boa
con HghtH will start ut an early
duto untl will bo In operation by
i Juno 1. Tho beacons will simplify
nl(!lit flyliiK and will be established
f every 30 miles. There will he In
Nil, iim,;uuui iiuuii in im uuKvuua tit-
stnlled on tho Oregon unit ot the
airway.
The visiting officials aro also
mnklng provlslmiB for the day
marking of tho air fields.
They expect to spend throe or
four days In this city attending to
the business In hand.
Moth Mr. Curtis and Mr. Uogf?s
spent considerable tlmo today go
ing over the proposed airport sue
! wjh aetley V. Hall and otherH, ami
cnnferrliiK
with local airport en-
thiiHiasts.
BILL PASSES SENATE
SAUOM, Ore.. Jan. 25. (TP)
Without opposing argumeiil. und
with only Senator llennelt of Mull
nomali vollng against It, the teach
oih retirement hill passed the Ben
ale Wednesduy.
The hill waH introilneed In the
senate hy the Joint Multnomah
county delegation, It came tip for
third reading as a Bpectnl order of
IniHinoHK at 1 1 o'clock. The meas
ure increases the retirement fund
and readjusts tho method of creat
Ing It.
HAL KM, Ore., Jan. 25, (TP)
Representative C it r k I n Friday
morning withdrew hoimo hill 224,
which was deslied to forbid the
Issuance of bonds by cities for the
lOabtlshment of airports.
According to long distance tele
phone Information from Represen
tative Carkin this morning, tho bill
mentioned was introduced through
urvor of u hoU8s clerk,
WE
INSIDERS
IvilLK LAW
Food and Dairy Require
ments Would Regulate All
Milk Dealers Light, Ven
tilation, Cleanliness, De
scribed
Committee
Provision.
M i c k I e and
to Iron Out
SA1.KM, Ore.
.tun. 2 5..
-VP) A
hill specifically outllnitiK require
ments to ho met hy every milk
dealer In the state with penalties
of fines and imprisonment for vio
lation, is helntf considered by tho
house committee on food and
dairy products and will be dropped
into the house hopper as soon as a
few disagreements on provIsionB of
I the bill are ironed out between
j committee members and the stato
dairy and food commissioner, J,
I). Miekle. originator of the bill.
Mickb-'s bill is similar to milk
dealers' laws In effect in Portland,
and Salem. Members of tile com
mittee however have removed
from the bill tho proviso that con
tainers must remain in steam for
.10 minutes. This would scrap a
number of bottle washing ma
chines now In use by milk dealers.
j The bill classifies milk as iaw,
1 l,;i'm li and certified, aid
speemes tne oacterial count necev
sary. It describes the condition
of light, ventilation, and cleanli
' ness required in rooms where milk
Is hand luil and stored. U requires
ja separate milk house and states
' that milk JH not to bo strained In
i Physician of any person engaged
In handling milk, who Is suspected
tit having a coiitiiKlous disease.
Justice courts and district courts
aro given concurrent Jurisdiction
with circuit courts In enforcing1
the law. Mlckle's bill provided for
a fine from $10 to' (11000 and Im
prisonment but the committee
have pruned tho fine from $10 to
$5110 and hnvo taken off the im
prisonment penalty for first of
fenses. 1
T
LOST IN SNOW
Pilot Barber and Two Pas
sengers Unreported After
Leaving Elko Thursday
Railroad Train Hit
Snow Slide.
SALT LA KB CITY. Jan. 25
Frank riarber, pilot of tho Boeing
A ir Tra nsport, has been missing
since noon yesterday It became
known here today and Ir believed
tif have been forced down In the
snow between here and Klko, Nov.
Barber whose home Is In Oak
land, Cnl., left Klko nt 11:51 a. m,
yenterday and was last seen over
Secret Tass at n0n yesterday,
I'aelfic time. He was duo hero at
3 p. m. yesterday.
Today nix airplane headed by
Lieutenant Russell Maugham
dawn to dusk filer, left here to
search for Barber. At noon today
no word hnd been received from
them. f
HAN FUANCIHCO, Jnn. 25. (P
The passengers on the Boeing Air
Transport plane reported missing
between Klko,- Nev.; and Halt Lake
City, Ctah, otday ure A, P. Ames
nnd T. L. Bflueger, l'flueger Is a
Han Francisco business man.
HALT LAKH CITV. Jnn. 25.
(Al Heavy snowfall that today had
blocked highways in this locality,'
Isolated Bingham, near here, nntl
had burled an Oregon tihort Line
passenger train under a IB foot
slide.
The train was caught hy a nllde
In Bear canyon and the engine and
two earn were burled. A crew of
shovelers attacked the slide and It
was expected tho train would he
freed this afternoon. No one was
Injured. ,
All railroad trains, Including m
torurbunn, north and east of here
were running hours lute because
of tho heavy snow, nnd highways
woro reported blocked.
AIR TRANSPOR
ENROUTE UTAH