Medford mail tribune., January 27, 1929, Page 1, Image 1

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MEWFOKD, OREGON. SUXDAV. .lAXlAtiY
el Tribune
f
Today
By Arthur Brisbane
Borah, Good American.
Only Chicken Feed.
1928 Good. Watch 1929
Trotzky and Stalin.
(C'opyrlKfct. l'y Klnn I'Vuturea
Syndicate, Inc.)
si-uator norah, Bood Anifi-i.
(aa, fears that if wo build
cruisers without making ur I
rangcments satisfactory to Brit-
ai we shall have a "shipimiid-
ing race wfitli England." lt'i
necessary, why ut have it J
Hut Britain couldn't afford
it and knows well that we shall
never attack ltritain unless wo
are first attacked.
The Hritish, while they could,
dominated the seas, and v.erc
proud of it. Whoever didn't
like it could lump it. That con
dit ion existed from the day
when N'elson 'at Trafalgar
wiped out Napoleon's chancei
of Iritish eoiuitest up to lll'JI.
It's I'ncle Sam's turn mow.
Aairplanes, submarines, fast
cruisers, will answer any i.uck-
fion from nnv nther nation, and
tins country should have the
.answer ready.
M
To him that hath' shall !)
given. Stuck Exchange seats,
., . .1.-, , . , i, .,,
recently risui- lo ;W.W MJ in
value, enabled some, tired of
.. . . . .
watehniir the ticker, to retire'
and look at the "reeu fields
Now L'T:. seats will be added A.hland
to the lllKI membership. From' state and county
the proceeds every member will t-j
tret iM&VHJO. Once that would 1 Total ...."""ZZZZZZ
have been a Kood deal of money I "L
t'vou iu Wall Street. It is just City
chicken feed'' n,.w. . . i'1
,, . ; -, ,. ! Phoeofx
Air. Whiting, heerelary ol Slat0 all(1 county
(.'ominerce, savs was the (;,,v -
, . , Schools
greatest year in production and Total
trade ever recorded. That's' River
, . - County and statu
pleasing.. ciiy
Hut wait until voil see the School
Total -
figures for 1929. " Prosperity , Talent
is the normal condition of this 'Cmtnty and state
,, ,, . , 'City
nation, as James Speyer said, i school
There is nothing to frighten usiTo,nl ; v -
n I Eagle Point
hut our own prosperity. I County and stale
'City
As gently as possible tell the School
bears this, riyht from the Wall To1"' Gold Hiil"
Street "feed box-': "Euthlisi- IState and county
asm carried dozens of stock is-1 ijL,i '
sues in to new high territory. It
was the strougest, most active
session of the stock market this
year."
Federal Reserve Bank mad'!
.a fine statement. Brokers'
loans were only slightly in
creased. People have mom')- to
pay for what they buy, and
wise brokers demand big mar
gins. On Hie whole, IKIN'T SKU.
SHOUT. You misfht lose.
Trot.ky is reported lo be iu
Afghanistan, raising an army
lo march against Hussian Com
munists who threw him out.
One hundred and fifty
Trr.tkv's followers are loci
ill rijiorous isolation-' for stil !
rini; discuntent amoni; unions
mid soldiers.
-
Trotzky whs a ooil unlit arp
leader, defemlini: bolshevism
at;.-iiiist allied 'eapilalistic'' at
tacks, lb- then had the heavy
armies nf younp; Iiussia back of
him, full of revolutionary en
ihusiasm. How muehQ-an he do acainsl
Stalin, with such -on army as
be could raise! Probably not
much.
f!AH ua.!. Ai.-n fur iiao I a ul hntllP
Nfr. Vernon Bailey of the agrieul
lurul departmentK tells you iliHt
c.n he raised like rabbits
puT!!r;o Vr-t
com for' "! rt and coWln sum LONDON. Jan. L'-W llotli j
mcr. This interest California women memoer. of the
laubit raisers, among others. housed common, must wear hoU,
(Continued on Fogs Four), I
TUX LEW
FOR CITY ? UNDER EYE
o c n sc: n HnnvER
MiHaoe In Medford Is 2.5
VS Less Tlan prevjoUS
I Butte Falls With
Lowest Valuation Has
, L
Highest Rate Figures.
The stato uuil county lax levy
for Jackson county, based upon a
v.-ilua-lou of f.t4,lsil,IUX, will bi
.nl... mills p, r luo ...-.lion, c.
ce,.t ia tiic u .t..i,did. which
t: I.., ill,...,, and fcomial road
ruii.a v
iieii a ,. i. ne .Din mills,
... o.i.iaied lew for city,
scnooi. county and Male, in .Med-
t'JU u 111 ho .U..M, a decrense of
l'.;i iiiiIih. i tie .9:. miliage was
.iHhisi ii.Hh. The Ii.ll1at,e is baaed
i ; jii a valuation of $;,uiie.9.:i.3l.
ill.' apiiu.ttonment of the levy
lor IiIh ci.y iu as follows:
.Mills
0100
n22'.i
o:i'J5
County and (date
City
School
Total
.nr,s 1
The highest inlllnge In the - nun -
IV is for lliittis Kalis with a total
of .P7S5 mills on a valuation of
on'y...1;,a-,''l.';,'!'
of .e.'.eli nulls
The school levy
is the blithest in
the county. The total inlllnge. uc
Icordlr ; to Assesso.- J. II. Coleman i
is also a record hlr-'h taark for!
Jtho coanly. wltliin his menrn-y. 1
I The apportionment is as fellows:
Mi.N j
.I'lii. mm ni'iiii.1 vi..!,-'- ....... in, niiiiui.i nail-
:t, ,dle t'ie cie... for ik,'' A-.tlmr said,
Schools 3(' : when he was asked what I lie lud-ie
To'al .0TS"f'Md to "earn" the monev. Arthur
-pi a riunrex for the other iiu-oi-i was asked what the Initials "D. K."
po;uied tow::s cf the coumy a.e itN
follows
."Blill
.iiinn
.USDS
Illtl?
.01 til) I
.02SS i
.Ulf 7 .
.0011 i
Total
Jacksonville
County aud ::tato
Cliy .'
School
Total
(1166
fllS'J
.060 i
The total valuation of tho lou
Incorporated towns of the county
is placed at SI2.0'.'9.1s3.:iS.
'The levy for the various county
funds has not been computed by
the assessor's office as yet.
NEW GOLD STRIKE ;
AT GRANTS PASS
filtAN'TS I'AHS, Ore.. Jan. 2H.
.-p.-.j:nl.l iit-i, l,, vnlieihle to lie
milled, was being exhibited in
liraiils l'a-s loday. The ore. from!
i new strike In the rich Itoiiert-,
! son mine ill Cjtllcn. is lo lie Sent
Coil for lewetrv nurnoses. It is
from a vein about 10 Inches wide
and will run in value about s:,oo
a pound.
E
ruiiiM.Mi, urc, aan. -v. ifi
-An 'Iltio.ial M l-olomci, lo ,
.ope win, whatju- terniK a I
M'HB II II II tr win - nrat u
lh rfty i-oniutl
Wednesday by
Mayor Maker.
Chief of Police
.n uiMin ! tnj i '
fiiet.Ml extra pa'roin.en. deciarim
1 1 II .....11.. I.I.. ..fl u f It.
nx utilized "tu eomr;t the en-
situation." r J
n8l month, records !
indicate, many liberies have ;
provided ones are out of order.
IMilOlI 'PIE;
Al II IU lllll I I II I II.
Evangelist In a Rush to
i
Tour Canada Given Court; i
Rebuff Los Angeles' Distribution of Federal Pat
Judge Was Handy Man! ronage and Keep Har
Around Temple, Treasur-j mony In G. 0. P, Next
er Testifies. j Problem President-
A)S ASHKI.KS. Jan. :'.(?)
The "le-iui aim uetense fund." aith t
wutch Atmee Scmplo .Mcl'liersoii I
presumably fought mat.- diaries i
growing out of her kidnaping pi-1
sode. wan lined to pay anything ;
fiom electric light hills to a Judge':! l
salary or for lecturing,
pastor-1
bookkeeper told an Investigating
committee of the stato legislature
louaj.
J '" revelation of the u.-ies made
of the land which was raised by
popular subscripiio.i came today as
. the commltteo delved Into the dr
ctimstnnccH surroiindlr..:; the isau
ance of n $l!5no check to Superior
I Judge Carlos S. Hardy. The
j .futlKe. who admitted receiving the
I money. Is under invesilgntlon for
I Possible Impeachment proceeding
because ot the acceptance of an
' "Hosed
'fice.
Ice" during tenure of of-
- Kev. .1. V. Arthur, win, ket.i tin,
'books of the evangelist's .Angela
.temple tcHtlfied that he had writ -
ten trie cl -irk fir lu.lg;; Hardy, bia
'hat it was not fur "lemil advice."
"He lectured in the temple and
lu'.ued over the radio and at one
it line when we were having trouble
with our Kama Ana. Oil., church.
. wrliiPii upon a lower corner of the
i check, indicated. Arthur said h
had no idea who placed the in
Mills ! sci lptio;i there, or what it meant,
.ill", The committee's spcclnl chani
."7t hers In a downtown office build
.0 JOT Iiik were packed lo overflowing at
.(J U -S .the one n in K two hour session tnis
morning, and .Mrs. McPhi rson and
.iilt'ol Judge Hardy drew the inleresled
.O'HJ attention of the crowd as they up-
(1171, lieai'cd 111 the eoni-l ,-iw,,
Aim. Mcl'liersoii, placed on the!'" ,h",!1
Island shortly belore the noon nil
. jo.iLiiiiiHiii, cxpiainea inal sne had
...,. ,j ii-finiL, ,y,s .IIK'ICH
wninay lor a lour oi Canada, it
...... .. n . .
was her onlv leollmone n,.,l wl.ll..
she was mil told that her trip
.0110 would be delayed, the committee
.11211 curtly ordered her to "he In these
.UJ3I rooms at 9:20 o'clock Monday
.(Mill j morning."
j Arthur's testimony, which occa
.(iiOo Pied virtually the entire session,
.0197 i disclosed that checks had been
.0 :il wiitten ao the fund not only for
.06"r, Mrs. McPherson's legal defense In
(support of her kidnaping story two
.01C.J .years ago. but also for "detectives, '
.nits I "lecturers." "electric light bills."
.OT anil a multiplicity of oths-r expense
.(1517 Incident to operation of the tern-
I Pie.
'SLANDER, LIE'
m-t'Stewart,
t nr. A'..
unol Hoi)
company of Indiana, i m p u t e d
"falsehood" nnd "slander,' lo his
accusers tonlehl h. .. iim..ni
accusers tonight in a statement
answering I li.. i-e.,i.u-i.il ehn i in.u In-
! ua,lu,,,r v.. ..r v..,i. I... ....... , I..,'.
i Klewarl hs.l t.lvA,. f,.lu.. l.,utlnim,v !
before his senate roinnilttoe.
I "Sennlots Vv.. uml ni-ri.
STEWART RAPS
SENATORS F OR
1 Ihr-mselvcs uti ns snuerloi- In!."-'1"" o
courts and Juries." he declared, re-1
calling that he had been tried and
' acoull led in He courts nf Hie ner.
inrv char.-re Hint followefl his an-1
pcanim-e as a wllness in Ihe l'on-j
j tinenial Tnnllng company Invcstl-
gallon. "They abrogate to them
selves the pesiltotl of advisers to
I private Investors nnd private cor
i poratlons.. Ilelilnd their chmli ol
iKtcRtorlal immunity, they slander
ianT abuse lndlvlduiils w-ithoiit rc-
itilraiul.' j
; Turning lo Senator Nye's rom-j
ment on Colonel Stewart's 'asser-i
tion that the profits In the Con
jtlneuial Trading coMpany bond
rtransactlon went Inln dividends
for the Stundurd Oil etockholdi rs.
. B1)i,i.
Slandrd OH company of!
Indiana "" stockholders have:
: imirli to boast of and nothing to
annloKi?' for. Nelth'T yn nor
Nnrrti havr ever before had the
...... .. ihai Hi.. Ji..
a . (1.f ,unv t. ,nrf(ull(1
ever received any HleKltlmate pro-
i rit from nnr muirrp llnrolnfriro
Senator Nyo has sal.Oo the news-
'f Hl r", ." ' "T ' ... .
zzz,in
. y()tK , 2a,r,,A
fynM bv am g ,,,,';,.
a wsdlsclosed
i today an the role of Ml.Vr Marjorle
.Mellue, :'.' ycar-oia beauty.
Elect's Luck On Florida
Fishing Trip Remains
Mystery. , j
KKV I.AHOO. Kl.i.. Jan.
con
(fl President-elect Hoover
eluded his three days of fishing
i ill the Florida Keys Into today
but t h e r o was no wont as to
whether he had realized an am
bltion of years standing tu land
ia sail fish, one of the prize cntih-1
.s In these waters.
After a day and a half of fall- I
ore. the next president set out
with this purpose In view and un
less lie was successful there could
be no doubt of h.a disappointment .
although he had a large collee-
I,,,, ,.f l.arraeuda. dolphin.
berjiu-lis and
klngflsli lo attest
: hi" km "s
an
expert with rod
. and line.
Word received here cany imi.n
that I ho fishing bad bei-n good
was the first that bad conic
ashore from the party or the Iwo
vai bts "Ainille" and "Sauilterer' .
on which the expedition set out
early Thursday afternoon from
Allgelflsb creek near lu re.
During the Mini! Hie secret sci-
vice men kepi toe ac...
k
I... In siL-ht. hut 11 was u"i
III today Hint there was .lln-clj
.uiniminlcatlon between Hie float-j
lug headquarters uf tile presioe.o
elect and the shore. Mr. Hoover
......ruled from a small gasoline
hoat. having as bis companions
his acting secretary, and Mis.
Hoover, with whom lie bad fish
ed many times before.
Plans for the chief executive
us communicated to shore early
lav called for a iiinmim
I l.oior Key. far south of ben
a(-f
rail to
1 ,",' ,,, i.-im-ida vacation
...
......... ..mil- .Mlllllll i""' I'-
--- i,...,. lust
I Would )llt Air. II"-' "
before midnight.
AVbilo the president-elect was
winding up his fishing excursion,
two of those prominent In his
councils dining the campaign set
out from Miami I'.each on a brlcl
yachting excursion as the guests
of fllenn 11- Skippc. republican
natlunal committeeman fur Klor-
Ida.
Work.
They were I'l. ii'
cbulrman
uf tne ii.i on."
committee, and Horace .a. .""
of Wio-hlnglun. director of the re-
publican presidential campaign m h(.r B,M;1 diversions an- iin
tlie southern slnlcs. still-fact ore, we want dances, not
Chairman Work and Mr- ''"" he.iiuvn other nniverslilrs do P,
have had sovernl conferences uui-in hecause it is the most. con.
log the past few days, prcsutnub y VPn,,IU ,,n joyablo form of
discussing patronage In the south, .amusement and makes up loduy
Comni'tteeman Hklpt has , the cnnipiis so. la I III'.-."
tlcipated In some of these convcr-: All hough university officials
rations, but no infornialion con-,,.,, Hn,,nti thoy lH.K,m sliidyliu; the
cernlng any ot them has ,orn tdtimllon when unuthcr letter ap-
' i.. n..IOI. oi'.'i.i.it ri.iitlini--
ni.noi I'"' " - , r,..,,ll
Many political onscrvers
liar with the close relationship he-
! ..... Mr Hoover and Mr. Mann
!have predicteo u.a .. . . -
director for. the south won 'V' , .
.M-eHlcled that ino cani".'i-"
Marge m the 1 istrinu m .
.,-,- 1, 11 1.C in IFIAI,- "I.
I.....
work ot Kini-ii.i ......
i.. ...... .. Inn.
",,n 1 ... m
Tlie
palroiiage sou..."".
Xt"."
ctiull In me sou.i.
i vr.-M, probleo s onl a
. '"" difficult ": ' "l '".j,,,"
I York state, where the 'IU. "
j ' "rK
I and
harmonize differeiic.
. nn.ung narly leaders
What methods Will h.
rcsorli-'l
It" 'be effort I"
difficulties 111 the
lear away the
southland re-
lelerniiiied These
probably win uepenn upon ni"
minion una uuvire uu- in"'.'""
elect receives from his Irllslcil
udcUcru In the several slates.
COIIVAI.I.IS, Ore., Jan.
-Vi
MEDFORD LOSES
Ainnnii l ITTI P
I iRl H I II ill 1 1 ll I III m I TP nmnmi in
M1AIT1 DMI ILC5IAIL lb
Tn rim mm
I U I1UUII UUUI u
- With close guarding throughoiii : branch penltenliary be made
the first half leuturlug n snuiipv , liiimeillal.jj upon approval by lie
basketball game here tonight, the ! legislature of Iwo ap iropi iatlici
Oregon A-triculturul college rook l,iu aggrcgallng :Vt ,it"ii. n,,c,
defeated Ihe .Medioril high school npSToprliillons have received th
ill lo At halftline the score i approval of the Joint wa s ami
Mood 14 to 7 for the rooks. I men is conunltiee,
Melvln of Medford was hl!i The popalalloti 'oday had In
tf.lnt mm u-ltl. !' to his credit I creased lo 7111 u-1,1,-1. ,.ul i. Iill.ili.-il
while Kagan of the rooks shot .
giving him a IchiI for high polnl
man over Ilia brother-players. Mor-i
gan of Medford played a good
game together with buinan oi tuu i
rooks.
KEY 30 MIAMI
r Li- A "Hi : ,
Mayor E. G. Sswnll greeted Herbert Hoover ar. tho l.itt.'r arrived in the Florid city for a prt.
( Inaugural vacation. (Associated Preia photo transmitted by telephone).
STAID10REG0N HNilfMOR
SCHOOL SEEKS AND ICY WIND FOR LIFE FROM
DANCE RIGHTS HALT TRAFFIC FLAMING PLANE
OClltl llldll OllUW uuillij
and 'Necking' Now Prev
alent at Willamette Claim
of Students Old Fash
ioned Games No Longer ,
Thrill. !
.SAI.H.M. inc., .Inn. 2ii, il'l -Iti'Vocal
ion of school riilc-i tuiii
mug campus dances to "suppi'in'
I 111!
prcscliL endless show-giuni.;
evening necking puriles" was
.
and
ho.dly ao.oca.ed uy said'Mits ln-
(aJ. n (ho wiilamotlo collegian,
m.tcial punllcalioii of Willumeiie
Lil.verslly.
()lt.n turuni contributions lo the
ijt, ,.Kin i.11Uiin tin- la. k of
01.a nl,.r,.Bl n ,-ampus life"
anJ lllat nn lllveS(Katoll wn dls-
v , y ulk o1 v .
lamelto sludeiits daiu.-o wli.le al
school and duiiiin va'-allons.'
Another letter, written
,.,,,. n ,, sluih iu oo.c
by a
i-.i 1.1 .
' . .
, 111 is eoi'lal ideas of tho youlll
of , 0 ( v ul willainciu- have
,.,.,..,,, ..., ,,..,. ,- ,.,
r . :,sl,n l.re. v.-l the liowcrs I hill
.., ,,.,, , ,, ,e powe nun
1 '"clrod Hint we shall play ilng
around the r.-lc and pussy v..,:0
' "
oi n. r.
.
. ..
io.ll - l Invllio.li.n r..o.i,l...l l
. . : . .
jason ive primarily as a iiicoiog-
), (l( Ml.h,,i t-rescut rules bur
campus dancing and virtually ev-
OAlRSffiNFER KLAMATH CROP, BRIBERY
:ilP0N NEW LAWS CHEERS VERDiCT: TRIAL TO JURY
I ! i -rt- in nirrif'
RATJOM. Ore. Jim. - -lnlrymi'n
fnnn nil MM-1ien. ul tin- KI A MATH
ntnto wi.tu lnTf Unlay tu iijif'r
on i,onwi lawn nnd unn'nlminln
to In? Hiilmilth'fl to I he l"tfKliiliui! -
IIiIh fMMMnn. Tin- new Ihwh ic -ih- I
ii!ly will h dumped Inln Hi:: hK
tflmitrn )ioiir next wc-l;.
FULL TO RAFTERS
SAI. KM. Ore.. Jan I'll. l' The
work of ei.nv.x'lng the old slale
training acho.?r for bovs into a
a new liluli rewml. Ah a result of lb"' was going to 'shoot 11,0, l,.e Iniroduciioii or tne uo-n-
the crowded condllloiis at IhO'U Uh '"" I'eiirsmi. had been ment yesterday and today, It stll
prison It bus been found necessary i
to liooso a number ol' the men in
tne v niuory, barber
shop mi l
J hospital,
PRESENTED TO PRESIDENT-ELECT
llliinu I UWll OIIUWUl''HI dllU
and Eastern Washington
Roads 'Blockaded; Scores
Hurt By Skidding Autoes!
. on Glassy Streets. :
SI'OKANIO, Jan. '.Ml. lPI-l'i'tiv-
I ily falling snow had bloekei him-
dreds of roads hero lonl.-ht, ii i.l
easlern Wnslilngton, nortliern Id
alio nnd werlcrll Montana cities
Kenned In tlaiigor of being snow
bound.
Tlie main highways to Lewlston,
Idaho, were blocked In cve.y dir
ection, culling off Hie clly, which
lay under a snow blanket the
depih of which ranged from 1 1
Inches up. It was believed that
uthcr towns were in the sam
pi . dicainent.
The deepest snow was reported
from liogout, on the Idaho Moli
lalia iiiviue. where It was ttior-i
tl'l. l fi't inches deeo. Otlle- points
were burled benealh snow from
" o, ,' ' i; 1 iZ-ZU
tli-llll,iL
ulu""s' .
CHICAilO Ian "0 ir, Tho
wlntei-ildde'n region stretching
from Ihe Itockles to Hie Atlnntie
prepared for a fairly romrortnbl?i
w-oeir en. I loiiuv i. s Hu. mnrr urv
iMutorl nuii- from 1 1i (i zern murk.
WtHhm tcinitoidturoH" whb thi
..l...,,..!,., ..,ll,.l ln r..,..,i lltn U....1II,
' " i" ' '"" '
or man as he forecaat generous
povilons of ram or snow for 111.)
fii-si mirt ni' nevl week-
i"" '
,.,,' ,.,, , , ,-oalrd
" h- .,' , mnn .,,,,..
(jf Hll)),Iry Brfacns In!
. . .. ...i
I 111. IIIWI OIIVH in... 1.1 UI1V Oil...
Kln. liar neriod
slllllllll pillOll.
2Q, .I'.ia vi-nll'-i f mt M"H'y
wmi rrttiriwd hy 11 Jury imilnht In
tin; riii- of Wllllnm ThciiiiHHnn.
wmt her Im-hH'h ti0-yeiii njil i-uitnv
rUU-r, rhuiK'-d with the iiiiinlur ;
mf vUty I'-;iimmi Kliinnith nwr-,
I
hot noil killed- on
Timn.iAonM rnrrni
.Mis o, . ! h- m WkK
lie. slrcels of Chlloiiiiln oi. l lie end study of case. llolli slues appropriation bills were not - re
oogbt of November -7. cxpr.s-'eii ihe opinion that the case leased hy the ways and mean
The 'verdict was greeted by n light reach the Jury next Thins- committee until tho firth week f
ihoiils and ehiers of Ihe audience day. i t In- session.
which jammed the Court room. , be former district attorney's! "
l-;lva Tlce, pretty lO-vcar-old III- (rial allppcd away froR general MLtM, Ore., Jan. J6. tP)
ili:. ii rlrl, around whom tho case public aitenilon today for tho nubile hearing on Senator J.,
i. volicd. wound lor arms around first tune s;nc(. It began moru ''a l"' . ,0 ropcal the state
Tbon.asoirs neck and we, t. I Hum Iwo week, ago when the de- office hulldillg act will be hel.l 111
The lurv was out about four ' fen... coniii.ued ihe reading ot the sonato chamber Monday night,
hours and. he verdict brought ion 2oe-page document of Kr,,,,,il The act that HaHey aneka lo n;
a , n- or the most pictur-Jury t.-tl lake,, before tho ",e'1' '' "ne "
il,";::,',',';;,,',w'n:,,;:t.:;::!d ,r;, ":xlxzTXZ7:x.
Thoiiuoon's tesinoiiv on Ihe
wllness stand Inirkeii'd buck to
the
-lays wJie liregon was In l,
Infi.ncy. He told
I'ejirson on tlie sire
ho wile liiel
who snarledi
palng allentlons to Hlva to which
iTbonueon is'lu to have object -
ed. Thomason had reared the
girl lnco her nuiiynoou,
rdl dUlllllU JUIIIU OclVUb I US I
Pilnt fin Trc.t Frliflht
rilOl On I CSl rUUJIU
UunrJ,l ri;,.;ui-
. Haddon Eligible for
FamOUS Cattr Pillar
Clul).
DAYTON. U Jan. M.-Hp,
r.leiileniint .1. II. Iliiddon, flight
' ,,'fil section. Wrl.-hl field, hecanio
... . , , inspection of scules.
Hilar club late loday when ho j A as0 na hC(,n nrtvBn(,ed
leaped to safety from his uumlng vhB,.uby tho atIll onr(1 of ,
.U no near New Carlisle commissioners would ho plaoed on
1 million was save,, y his pan..' supporting basis. The 1.1-
chute when hu Junipei horn the , , 11 , , , ,, ,
hurnliiK plane u. an altllude of rnn '" appropriation fur this dc
8,000 feet. Ho was tenting tho ','""V,"t ye""?t'H i" 5
piiine when the accident occurred. M-"' ' he ways and means
Only persons whoso lives have commltteo sn'd it would bo pos
hem saved hv a pullichulo leap i'111'1' inFrmm ,hc f"'H 0,( ,hi',
fiom u erlp.led iilane are eligible leparttnet.t so as to make It un
for niemhurniii In tho "Caterpll-, necessary to authorize b biennial
lar club." wulcli now cinhriicuH lapproprlatlun.
about ID pllotH. headed by Colonel I whc" lhu ways and means coin
Charles A. Lindbergh, who has mlttee le.ulnes Its operations hero
three leaps lo his credit. Monday night, reports will be pre-
I.leiiienant Haddon was nlloline ' sented In connection with tho
rsult piano euulppod with a
, . -
Blllie. . Illll K.'l lllill ll .Oll.o-ei-tll
i rod Is believed to Imvo broken,
1 lBnllliig Inn snip.
! Tho piano wns at an nllltud.)
'of .'l.euo feet when Ihe flro ctarted.
1 liuddo.i had been flying at be-
! tw ucn 20, Olio and 28.000 feet ditr-
int. me tesr lino ...to oronoeo til
j n iwor aituuuo lor oincv loci
work.
Witnesses rcnorled Ihat bleu-
tenant Hnddon Jumped from the
plane v 'non t no names enveiopou
il ami his pu rachiilo opened
medlaloly. The Piano crashed
about half a mllo from whoro'
i ,1,.., I.i.ifl,,,. mi,. Unu . nmn ull.
I..l..ll"l ll.lll..tl null ...... .ti.ii.w, inii-
Cll.
1 .1 cut etui lit Haddon previously
served with Ihe first pursuit .;;roup
iiii neiirioge iici.i.
LOH ANi;i;i,IH. Jan. 2. (IV-
Tim
i riitt
hiht week "f the bribery
'f Ana KeyeH and en-defend-
ants wan iienrer today us defeno
imd iirim-MM Ion lurned in u week-
the climaxes of the trial of the
Jii'lini Pilroleiiin corporation were
vividly revived, but few wero la
the court tu hear It.
Il.spile the clltlit Honrs ilcvotell
remained to be completed anil
.Monday morning tne nisi i'"
pages or it will uo lead into court .
record. , u .-..''
Lnl L In TILLIX
PLA :rtE
SYSTEM AS
i SALVAH0N
Would Make Many State
! Commissions Self -Sup-I
porting Action Due Mon
day By Legislature On
Needs of University Ap
propriations. SAI F.Nf. Ore.. Jan SC. If)
Adoption of a fee system whereby
a number of state departments,
supported by public funds, would
he placed on ,n sell-supporting
basis .s being seriously consider
ed by the Joint ways and means
committee.
Inc.uded In the list of depart
ments which would be made self- .
supporting Is the state labor com
mission. (.'. H. drum, commission
er, has offered his co-oporallon
to the ways and means cumm.tteo
and indltutod that the Idea of
ladoptlng a fee system would bring
labout desired results. i
l'roposed amendments already
drawn would Increase the fees for
; electrical Inspections as well as
plumbing inspections. Holler In
spection fees would be collectable
j under a new hill introduced.
I Mr. (Irani said he estimated fees
'under the operation of the propos
ed new legislation would return
'to bis office approximately $:ll.
000 during the current blennium.
i He estimated the expense of con
ducting the electrical, plumbing
. ,, . ,,
"" '" excess of the fees received.
( a plan to place the office of the
state dairy and food commissioner
0 a fl... basis is ufot. n was
said that fees would be ehargcrt
for the Inspection of restaurants
.and other business pluoea coming
.under the Jurisdiction of the slate
idalry and food eomni'asloner.
j An attempt also will be tiiadn
mcreua. me ... , u. ...
, .,..,; ...i,.,. . r,,i.io..
fol. fcw, i cohnection ' with tho
neeos oi ino university oi Oregon.
u,.i,a nnr....., Moil noil.... nn.l It
"
number of other stulo Institutions. -
'Although the budget contains no
proposed capltnl outlays for the
university, a request has been
made for an appropriation of $Dtl.-
000 for tho eroctlon of an Infirm-
urv.
Th commfttno appointed tu' in-
upcot tho univernity also wall dn
voHtlgate the dcmutida for tho now
Infirmary. It was said that the
, present infirmary has aeeommft-
lm-idallons for only 15 patients.. ,
Another committee will renoH
Monday night on the state .ml-
cultural college. No capltnl out-
1uh oro contemplated by the
Ipko during the blennium.
Un port a uIho will be filed with
th wayn and mronft commlttw
Mondny In conenctlon with tho
Oregon Xormnl nchool at Mon
mouth. The reportH nf eominit
U'Vh itppulnted to Inspoct the "til
er Ftit! inHtltutloiiH have be6n
iveelved nnd filed. ' , ;:
The clalntH rominilCen probubly
will fu-InK Into uetloii eurly next
week. Thl committee hivti
K'Uvh nil elatniK, fllod HKHliiHt the
Htnte nnd file Hit i-ecommenriatJunH
with tho whh and nieaiiH eontmft
tee. These ehilniH Include ' n
wurdH of fui'ed by the goverhob.
property cleMlroyed hy KlHte wald.s
and mUoelluneouH ItemH not 'In
cluded In the biennial hudKeti 7
It wiih Indicated todav that n
numbwi' of approprlHtlon billti ,wlll
be rported by the way bud
meanH coinnilUeo not Inter than
Thut-Kday. Two year UK" the
. ,..' r.
... .... A.fi.. i.ti.iin. r....
r,.i n,urui.v r.:ivh. IliA
;,'..,. ,',,, '.,.. " .
i necessity ni reining space.
. 1 Those ot.oitslne the use nf tff4
, . . . .,.... 4..
.)r0mhy h(, ert Monday nlgiit By
. .. , Portland altorney. fh'e
.lBht on t,0 ot,Br Bd wlU 'nii
le, i,y mut Treasurer T. B. KaV
(Ccatlnuod on Pago Four). T-