Medford mail tribune., February 11, 1929, Page 1, Image 1

k The Weather
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBIOT)
Weather Year Ago
Jor-4-ast fair touielit and Tue.
tiy. So tinp?ntuiv changw
iuh- j"itiUj- rt
Lowv this niorulnc lfl
l(tln"st year ajro today
ldttst jcur up today
MEDFOKD, OKIXiON. MONDAY. 1T.1!KI'AKY 11. liL'H.
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No. :vi2.
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MEXICO IN TURiflOl
Today
By Arthur Brisbane
Flying for Business.
Please Don't Gamble.
A Bank for Brokers.
Too Many Old People.
AFTER EaECUT ON
1 (Copyright, By King Feature
Syndicate. Inc.)
Lindbergh, who hits nut trav
eled on u railroad train siner
his flight to l'aris, sets a fly.
intr example followed by many.
M. C. Meigs, published of the
('hie ago Herald - Kxaminer.
keeps a big airplane for his :
trips to the l'aeifie eoast, ami
for other errands. Mr. Stew- j
art. head of Standard Oil of
Indiana, has one of Henry (
Ford's three-engine, all-metal j
machines, for his use and that i
of his board of directors. !
, And Col. K. A. Deeds, who
nt the electric starter in auto- j
mobiles, actually keeps an all-
metal, three-engined plane an-j
. , I
ohored in his front yard at Day-'
nn llhin
Oil, vmo.
Wheil he travels, the plane
travels with him. He flew into !
Havana a few days ago with
his wife her maid his seorc-1
HIS win, mr maiu, me. se u
tary, the treasurer of his com- j
pany ami two general manag- ,
ITS. After examining various
propcrtes, he flew, witli 1-M j
11
party, o".s.i miles tit two noun-.
i;i:T vol'k airplane.
Unhuppy sjieenlators, step
jiing off the prieo list, tobotr
yau when the market closed
on Friday, hail all of Saturday
to answer calls for margin and
iclleet on the advice, "Don't
yanihl'.'." . , .
Xothinj,' will happen to
American values. All those in
honest, eapahle hands will be
worth more than ever, no mat
ter what the Federal Heservc j
IJoard may lo. !
liut all sorts of things may,
and probably will, happen to
those that gamble and net be
yond their depth. The ocean
is all riu'it. l't it's no ))laee
Ft those that cannot swim.
In resiionso to warnings from
1
the Federal Unserve, hanks
withdrew on Friday 2C.,0LK.-
"
LHJ0 of call loans. ' The idea
whs "to iliftcourago specula
tio:i.!
That siieeiihition keews
tig batiks ami thoir yipmtic
profits alivi', but tltnt is an -other
htory.
. . n , I
bcu loans were called, IIIO
" ratti
ntnVPfl from G tO ! leri0ieM i,,r ton. some lUlphuric
cent. Hanks ealling loans sae
rit'ieed b' per eent on $J5,0(H),.
ivt'll ami niaile an additional II
jnr cent on about four billions.
Kigure that out, ami learn
that tjio banks did" not lose
anything.
.
It is not wrivus that finanee
is not undeisHd by anybody,
bast of all by
bankers, too
j
hild. Oil tht? !
close to it.
Hut even
r 1.1 l.,q...t Unit '
jarui, fM.iu H..,..i.-a..
BVsloniatMMIMirj" lUllst be harm- had nothing to iy,
. r .1.:..,. - Wh n photographers asked him j
fill, hvcu asbase a Hung oto hr rPfnnrI(.d MrrnMti,a!iy j
a .pevu1akl buying Atnerieail j that tin y ml,-ht ilo better lo K' i
, i"i . i , B, (take wmio moro pb luren of iburcli
oaritis shoul.l not be rol. ; ,voInn M a lo ma,.(. llmi c piupa.
bdl lo syHtoniuticully. I und fr Tumi.
! Mi.-xIcQ I'lly polli-c hi.l tlflr ,
It is prohublr Hint iinWiaa-
tiou of the Federal Ucstrv'
banks, and its accidental or in
tentional promotion of bank
profits through usury, tfil! fol
loiv the latest Federal Keservc
aelioti, responsible or a loss,
widely scattered, of thn
more billions in a few hours.
W1Q do not Stock Ktcbac; men
yrotoct tliemselves and thotr cui
tomors from financial tyranny?
Tbcy could stabllah cr'-at bank,
cspeclalty for tbclr own purpose?.
Compclllnj brokers to nmke' call
loans at that bank, on conscrva-tit-A
tnariBi of pocurltv. At a fair
Interest rate, and dlrldtng profits
among Stock Ktcbnnne mem Mrs.
tbuT mlht b omethln tht thj
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TRAIN OF
Demonstrations Staged As
Obregon's Assassin Is
Buried Engine of Presi
dent's Train Destroyed
34 Arrested and Three
Killed in Funeral Riots.
MEXIi'O CITY, IVb. 11. UP)
Brit.-i exei.on.ent ji.-xi
Clly has known since the ussasKi-
nation t rresiiient-Eiect aivhio
OlueKon prevailed today.
.olll.,, B1iardB were doubled be-
cause of dvnnmltlnfr of the tniln
wMch v 'X"
anii i.ecau.- ot discovery shortly
aft,r ''" ot uncxi.lo.icd
. mU , ,,, cam);lBn hcaduunr-
ter8 of Arron iupii1z, presidential
Km,.,,,, of ,, Hllllo uf
.u,vo Leon, the cali.lidi.le of the
national rcimlon.,ry i'" ''"
the presidency, and i.s a bull-lll-
law uf Kx-
rielth'nt t'Hllifs.
i IM'wiiU'itt Vovt ;il un ivrj
htre priori ly iififi" oihj o t lock tnts
morning nhuai u the .-n'"iul train
vhhrh hatl hwn tin ohjci-t of a
bomb ai:uk In tho stati of Guana
juato. brtvt'n th- stations of
C'onumfort nnd Hiiu'on.
Arriving with him was tint in-it-'tpr
of war, (ieni-ial Juaijuin
Anmni. ami Wcnora Amaro. A
hi-avy miliiarv Kuunl was ki
about tli1 C'nlonla station until
afl'T thi.r left for l huh Iioiik's.
Atldinj,' to tin fcabbalh rclu
nivnt wr' tk-nioiisiraitoiirt aefoin
panyhiK the funui-al uf t: iu'inl
t lrcnuirs nya.-hin, Jt.i i- I. con
Tontl, who waa t'Meutrtl Salurilay.
Of a-l pt,-iHuns arivstrtl Ly wt-rt-
,v
umcn.
Thn-o KUh-d
1 Three iciohs were killed and
30 were woiiihIimL
Tin.' bombing uf rtvshh nt 1'orti-.-
Gil's train tuul; placr as the loeo
! motive pass-Mi ovr a bri'lffe in tlu
j tU'Kt-rt wihl-rius in tin- casti-i n
j tmrt of the state of Guanajuato,
between 1 'onion fort ami It menu,
j .south of San Luis IVtosi.
! Thi loeomotive was partly de-
I .strovftl and two ronohps omck oi tt i
" ''" '" '"' T'"-
! fii-enian 111 I In; Iwomuliw ili-
kin.-ii. Tin- iil..t n-nin. wi-.jrh in- !
;"J-- I're'Menti:.! n- -mi. :
pasc?J ovur the briOes un-
5CrnlcheJ. I
, ; The president anil the secretary J
I nf u-:i- loft Ihn mup f.tfti .'inil '
,,u,.,nonj ,,. in,iin whom!
troops raptured In seai ehiiiK
vicinity. They Kitlsfied tlnios- lve
tli'so had nothing to di with th--
attempt on his life and th y ere ;
releasid. !
V..ur ll... f tli.. ilvitiimlt. 1
" " ' " i
jK troops found the remains of an ,
arid, and a reeelpt for ,
it,..,... .
sent at Tampion, whore the presl-
dont hud been after a visit to t'iu-jm,H np(.n. Two katers crossed
dad Victoria to attend the inatij-'- j t j,,, outtil to Sweden,
urul of bis successor as governor A jC(1 )r.ukor rescued the ts
of the stato of Tainiitillpaw. !y,.n,.rs vf( n fi,'T frozen til the
l urlhir lown the track ano'Jier
dynamite bomb umsptodrd
was found affixed to the rails.
All wore instructed to shoot or
capture anyone contorted with the
Incident.
A special train was dispatched
from yucrctnro. enabling the
party to continue the Journey i
Mexico flty.
(.11 Is Silent
Prcsld-nt I'orlen (ill refused
n-wKpapermeir rciuet for u
st.iti-mcni when he arriiu this
morninp with the wor
that hv
han"1" fu" "l ,h,? '"' Turai. ;
I A mntftr hirH r.irrlr .1 iili IkmIv tn
the tfpaiiith cemetery on the out-1
sklrtu of the city. Am it passed :
thru tho Trcct u crowd fell in
behind v lth oeeaslonal won; n
brenkitt thru polit-o linrn to grub
u flower fiom the heart".
Klre cn','liieu aceomp.inUd the
procTibton with hoc4 ready to
dlfpirse tHt- yutht-i Imr thoubl H
become unruly. Ndiher '"W''. ;
mother, nor widow t.'.-ik abl" to
particiiKt In the rvlcts.
Holdlcrs flrvd above the heads
thc cowd In an cffoit to di.-pcre
it-
There wire frt-uuctit cla-hru be -
ttrevii firemen -wtth the hee, tho
police. nd crowds iiiuurnert.
many oT whom threw stones. H
rjji In these chhc a tnan w
kilhO and others were Injured
I ollc vfflct'iN e-tliitated that
! l"Pl Wnd the l.,n rouie
ii t.
J.AUNCH SALT LAKE CITY, FIRST 10:000 TON CRUISER
s v
...... TT,;,.. .-J - K . . . .
TmMLaa- t , N NEW TAX
I mmmm mEASURES
1 IMffi&Mfr fittest!
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur attended the launching of the 10,000-ton cruiser Salt Lake City at
Camden. N. J. The Salt Lake City, one of eight cruisers authorized by congress In 1924, is the first
of her class launched under Washington arms agreement of 192,?. Below, left to right: Senator
Smoot of Utah; Gailey Rich, maid of honor; Helen Budge of Utah who christened the ship; Secre
tary Wilbur and Mayor J. F. Bowman of Salt Lake City.
BLEAK BLANKET PROGRAM SET KIWANIS CLUB
ACROSS EUROPE LINCOLN DAY ENDORSES NEW
BRINGS MISER! BANQUET MEET AIRPORT PLAN
Ice and Snow Cause Food
and Fuel Shortage 140,
Ships Held in Ice Worst;
Denmark Winter Condi-'
tions Since 1893.
I.oMjo.V. K-b. H.-U'i-Ice ;nnl
snow sti ' lelo.d today in a bleak
white blanket aeross Kurope from
Scandinavia to the Halkan-.
Some towns frozen
food and fuel shortaK'. lee was- Judx Valter . Kvans of I'ort
piled hiKh hi rivers. In the I tut- bind muk' h tlo pi l mi pal addrrss,
lie, 1 IM Kllips of vailou-i sizes ninl thie will be short talks by a
held thrht In an leo crush.
In Jugo-Hlav a the Moslem town,
of Grandflto, near Barajevo, wan
durr out of the snow after bclnij
buried for nine days. Food und
fuel was oii(. and many of the i
3'IOM Inhabitants were delirious. ;
Army stpper.s reaehed the ma -,
,, ., villa;; n after
others
had
f;,jied.
J).nurirk had the worst Ur eon-
..... i t I.ImiiHu
umuns Mi'." 1 1 ;o. .nine
w,.n, r, fr (,,. f them, 1M-
Vorm, iv.ix been l.dalfd nine .Ian
.,.-v j
breakers had the I
L. - .....,, - . dlffieullv koepinit ilmn-
Catteyat. The ferry MecklenburK
was Mnuoh d with a Ui load of
pa use liters front tier many.
tierrnmiy mffend s'crely from
the Iir and cold. .Many river
were fro7.cn over. Klv.r traffic
almost everywhere stopped. There
wcro many deaths. Iaiizlg har
bor froxe over. At Kb-I thrc- bat -tlcsh'p
work-, d to keep a channel
cba r.
1G.ENIAM
- BY LONG ILlNESSgsH
"
(h:oi: Krtulund. !b. 11 .
'Kt Some uf thot"
about ra :v.t il
Hue Iiho pass d ti stor droud
Indlealiiii; that King (ieortj-j's 11!-m-s
may hau n Ijctd hQwtlght
to 117 poumls.
It Is n!d ti" wan quite tlo-crful
and bdlb-d thoso nh'j A led l.ipi
frtim lit ro"in at l;u kinKbam
pa luce to lh' an. bub no thut
broiiRht him to l;t'rnor utuiday.
. : I told then, he hopd th'.y woubl
not find hi li.too heavy. When the
chief lKrurer wiid tluy hud bell
practicing with a man wcluhinif
; 1 ; pounds the kin liiQicd and
raid he welfihvd on!; 11- pound a.
j . ,. .
family of .Mall Carrier.
j VATfcrf CKXTK1!. Ku. (.P.
j "Carry tn!" well may be the
j motto of tlK Van "iVyc. for they
'are a family of rural mail car-
rirs. J. f. Van Wye carried the
mail 11 t-rm- hlM mttn I'rnnk did
m.il II .r.. hi. .n. Frank. OiU,dsr t
ll J5 ytur. and t. hit grsnil- of tn
Jll
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Judge Walter H. Evans to,
Make Principal Address at i
Lithia Hotel, Ashland On
Tuesday Lincoln's Pic
ture to Be' Unveiled.
All is in readiue-s for i lie au
I iiinil I.ineolri lay b;iniiiet to be
: ht Id in the I.ilhl i lloiel at Ash
i land tomorrow, Tuesday eveiiini;.
; Feb. 1.', and an Inl'-rrvtiuK pro
faeed (jnnn has been prepared.
'M.-ifeid repreM.nlaiiv, uud uto-
ti. M. Nohlo will read
1
7 i ft
.Judge W111. cr H. KtuiM
, l.lir -oli)' f 1 1 j .ltirr: :ildrts. !''
I V. II. liarney v. Ill ofler t!ie law.
Iib k Von y will nthu'-
Ifituil poems.
hlnir and
an Ashland
Jori.hi-Mra.
' The picture of Abraham Mncoln.
'
. nro r.tvd iy 1 loyu i o.ik 10 110
i club, will be jiiveiiiu at me inei -
ttm,"
rh.ft aiuf.t starlH ot ;ir, sharp
and the program should bu com-
pl.;t(d by ) p. in.
It lx hotMd ii luri:'? l.:leatlon
n'lll -.'lUCIHl iro;il .tieuioi'U uno
iroitOthu other ltbi uud fin -
round it; K coun'iy.
a.
PLAN! DETONATES
HfclM.TI.l;. . V-. II - '.''!
Three fntjii utu lcl:crid lu lui
l'tfi kili.il hrr. todny whvn la
j geiatln yum vt the ll-rct.lM l
. der tonilmny blew uy. Only one
. Ar 1 tmamnr blew otj. Olili
tho four men employed In tho
r
o 31 '
luu been accjuntid. lit.
On Need of New Site
Gates and Hall Make
Strong Plea - Letter Read
From Eakin.
The Kiwants eltili,
lalliN Kivin at today's
I W. A. (!ate, Seeb y Hull and S.
!S. Smith, went on reentd as titiaul
motisly endorsing the- new pro
posed all port.
' Mr. h tea iresei the advan
tageuus beot;ra phlcal position whb h
has mnuo .MOiord u
ittK termltial, and tip
paitmenl uf nuiiiti'lM
r;ive here, In rn-e the
put the tK-ei ''sin v
lon al laud-
uhl the tie-
Is ready to
local vol era
bond Ist'Uc
aciosu. 'that tho new ait pott will
mean more to the future of Mud
1 (it'll ami to local taxpayers, than
any prohlem that Iimn coiiio bu
f ! tho voter In tin pnM, va'
abo slatitl by the speaker.
Seeley Jlall. chairman of the
bambt r of coinrii' fee coinmittre
on aviation 1 1 at,d 1 be history f
'he local a.tpoit and the develop
in' nls In a v t a t I o n that have
brought Bedford t the present la
sue of votlm; tor a Miitabh laiul
uk field.
Mr. Hall showed why, bnimdcd
as It Is, by tho Tai-hle liU-hwny
ami power lin'
(and tho creel.
lari'.iiiK the Jil'
111 fair h'ruunda,
Ho; bb-a of t n -
nl field Is 1111 -
I possible.
j The new airport, Kh Its radio
com mil 11 leaf Ion nation, ndniinlH
tratiou and .ti ious com envious.
v. ill i.rln .Mniiorti an annual
payroll of uv r bl.0VU. ald Mr.;tllIlt ,hl. ... ,.,irnlnif nowcr of se-
.
k ItcJHl.
! H H. Mnltli icatt a Ml-r from
IK. V. Kakln. presbbnt and nom -
i inatuiKcr o( the fnbin Air
' lyinfji, Im:., formerly tho M'osi
' I 'n;i A It- Tt- iiui.i it-1 I 'it fct it 1 1 Hi
jtloy bad to ttiiii.-br tlolr opera-1
I tion-4 from M'tlforti to Moniairne. ;
' l ai.f., frniire tho field Is ln
ad' fitatc for lure plain 5 like
t heirs unit they on hi not afford
lo eiidnnucr Hie H's of pusi-cnK'rH ;
land pilots and risk wrecking their
I plane. .
( Mr. Kuklti n.tid Modford In reo-
L 1 . .1 A Jt ..II
i",- i not. ,w ...... ....
i mivn nn a k- toy
i air liian as
for both I
t mull, p.-if Kenjjcr
and cxi A- lines.
.and woubl. with an ad.u.uate nlr
l.ort a clearing how- for IbH, U1)(I , anynI1 (.n...k ,opt-t
(t-rraory north, eolith. a,t and j ur d , f , k( f , ,
rwet ""! If the n. w airport in , f ln tHMt. ,
e--niuiinrti, ineir cooijiany """in;
jrvtumr the op'ratloim here und ll
j Would be on- ut the yrtnU'vi hen I
fll( fi the c'ty that ha o-.currc
m :.tnr.
II' abo
r'jod
rpo! 'jfcof the :
lariiiliip; nnd t.iltln.Q iff uf nlr -
iiMane. nt die Onklund l.ort f'.r the
k endlnK. Kehruury 5, ibowlim
AT line, throimh Medford.
iiioKi Ilinn '"'" the oinnr
III.
Mill IW j Dead
Ifvm v.. ni. f.i,,. ..I. It -
'U'-Hidl Jlolium. il 11 llul.lr l-r '," ,,1; timber Willi II horBn loud.!H. "ml tier dulilitar, Ml. Itlell
iwho mounted thr'.jn. of TuniH.'d wlih .ui.HUh. uud have .niul..''ird Derby, .rtlvcd hero today from
I In Ji- did today ut the w.-u i,t U-livi a b..e camp on the heud of. Hly In a furlou. bllzruid. They
i;t. ll, .ueei-wur, AhnicJ Uey, i 'anyon rreek. They will i urel. ! w'o weleomcd by Ambiunudor
I i!I be Uirej.-.vJ. ' that Jltrlcl lor tcTcrul du) . ' Orcw.
ri J
More Than- S4.0C0.000 Ad-
ditional Revenue for State
,
Provided in Lnnislativc
Measures Excise Tax in
Foreground Tobacco
Tax Bills Ready.
SAI.KM. Ore.. VVb. it--111
It- venue iiu'UMtiTH hie hlf en
at led ami allow ul to ftatul w.t h
out exereise of tin- referendum
u 111 raise the stato move than
5 t.uOO.uoo in lubl.tionnl ivvi'inirM.
iTtltiee I he state tax upon prou
iiy by around J s.Jii.vit, eom
pletely win mil the ib fb lt that
has been (lilhiK ut sinee IVI'S and
, provliie omo money for iiiueh
to edt d ennltal outlays, will be j
befori tlie leulature by Tuesday)
niuht. j
These niom' ralfini; I'll Is fall
into two tdasm's, those epoiiMireit
by the property tax relief euiu- I
in ton after a two-year i'nierim
: (udy of taxation inoblenis and '
' 1 ho.: hit rod need by Individ tint ;
, members. hi tho bo-nier i;roup i
' are the exelse 'tax, Into whleh a 1
live per relit ratn will be written,
; applying; to eorolorations; the per-j
! soual ineoine tux with a propi rty j
tux offset Up to per eent of
'the assessed ineoiite levy; the ln-
ereased fr-'s upon insurance eom
, panii-s. a tolmeco tax and tax on
ilitannlbbv.
Tho Hatl-Norton Ineotne t;ix up
plylnif to Itpllvlduiilrt and eorpo
HOPE-SEEN
nnd tho sales tnxlw ''itull an approxhnato oxp.m -
po,e.l by Senator Miller whleh
leviei. a tax from oiw, to fjvu
nillbi upon i.ross stiles of whale-
Mt It: and retail deal"!'--, rail in (ho
:n. eond clays.
I (epreseitt a 1 1 ve t'aiklii. elialrmaii
of the pruperty t;i x relief roiuml.v
'!un, auiiuuneeil Dili morning that
the bills pi'i'VliliiiK fir ta-s on Itt
' b.teeu and Intantiihh H would fii ln
follovhi,;i uoduee.t by individual meinbei.
etiiif by p- rhnpn himself, and would not b"
sptntsuri'd by lh
'oiiimtssitai tli-
I'-ctly. althoit;;h they count within
the scope of subjects KlVrll COII." lib t
ration by the c oininb.-don.
Tobacco Itlll.
Tlie tubiicco bill will include all
j ink
f,,v
i prodttcia ami will provltb:
lo per ct tit levy on th or-
Inlal eotiialners, t paitl by the . kllownltH or Una wiiIim on hitcv
.bab r. rir.-iirelie.H uud clears, foi chainvuhlo wnvu h-iiKltm of U) jtji
Inatan- v, wotihl be lax.-d In a HhapeaiI(j ;tlM n,(.nft - , ((,. r rriKth
that would etlminatt; thu nulanco W bo tmetl for tlm tniimmldHlnn
of affixhiK ntainpa to eat h paek-0r wlroloss telephony In mnt!lnr
ai,-e of cii;iin-ites, or IcvyliiK upon wealli-r reporlr. (o plloCs whilti In
each olKur sold, farkln nultl Ihatjthe nlr. Tim nhorl wuvfl hniKthn
Ii h:d be.-n viiuKislttl by "nine bi;-iwlll be used principally lor tolo
idntora that elKiiretteH be t x' uipl - Kiaph, with NS mei.H In ho Used
et, but thiil ti" Is iuchhlliif; In tlm IniiiHiiilssloii of nlh( mis
forms of tohacrti p hi:t prop"' I '((. ' ho wnvo IciiKihs itro 10
In order that dlMt lmliiatloii cannot j arranged to avidil ptisslbln Inter
be pit ud ( art an atKUinent in sup-1 foroncn In local rcicpiton of prj
port of a referendum Hindi iih waif'rams from KMKlHuid oilier t'onst
invoked aatnnt the hint tax of t hbt ' at atlons, b"iti'C holh iihovn and ho-
kintl enacted by tho lct;ilaturu.
whhli exempted cIkhi'h-
A flat rait; of five per rent on
Income is nlieelfletl In the bill levy-
K (t ltX UpM J f ,t rt niu 1IIH Hiieh af
Htocks, ImmkIm and oilier fceeurltbn
; h.-i,, i ,1,. posit boxes or othr
idiots. Tlu hill Is iuod'db-d nlioi
the New. Hampshire taw, and the
rule la made so Mm ht as to dis
couraii'! attempts nt ronoalltu; In-
1 (,...,,,. .....Iltl h cukl.i i.nlnt .mt
j curilles Is d.ciert.ed by but a frac-
,j,m ,,y ,). Ui I)tl (.fffJiHiitcfl thill
! th(. , vy WM n iurn abtnil 1ftM.utM
i n n tut 11- lo the laio.
The tobace.i tux Is estimated fu
1 rabc ?I.OuO,'jno a yt
UF
nofi;iiritf;. oie
1 1.
-t,V)
Ii K.ti.-lt "10 i.mn mi. .c nil n 1.
I j ' ' Vt "( ," .'
Iind liven fi'llliil luilny. .i.-ilbreath
dl.iniiii'-ured J.inuuiy "S wlull he
entered the tltnlier In Heun-h ot
i J'. iv ivimkI, Whi 11 lie fulled t'i
turn tvlllilM 1. 0 y, r. lntlv.n I.e.;
j H . , r,.,,,!.. 1O1 i ' , 11 ' . .k i. i..
hud nut rein-In 1 l.hi. euinli. j7l y.a... died at hlH tmlaeo In'
l'.ji)lMlnt, ti'inly olilltenite.l, Troimu luduy ut the u;e of SI. j
were found lu lh' nielllng utidiv on --
(he .uiilli.lt of lllu divide. U l.i.ther' Mrn. Ilixw.rlt I .lie.
Ihu,e tra.k. were niaile by Gul-' COXHTAXTl.VOIM.K ISeti. II. 1
hrc;.!). la not known. . 'V Mm. Theoduro lluonvrcll, ;
lolly men le.leriluy Karued in.
juriAlways Shines
Above Clouds, Says
Capt. Frank Hawks
1 NKW YOUK. Kl'. II. uVl
I'aplniM Kviink H lluwks
Itiitl a kimhI ri-asoti lor miar
on his noit stoy fliKht muii
Los AnnUs In Now York, hit
fxpltttnt'il to (hi roni;i'j:a-
(ton itt the Ch' l-o'rt Mt'ihod
ist Kiiiscopal fhun-h:
"No mat ltr ho liiKh'tihovit
, 4 iv rlotnls you k. tho huh
! is always tlwrr. Su it Is hi
i ovt'iyilay liff. No matter how
i ilutk It Is or how rninv, IIKh
Jhw?""'
iioil Is ulwa s i
1
!
$50,0C0 Plant tO RiSe NCar
Proposed Airport Site R.
A. Martin Arrives to Take
Charge of Construction
Work.
Actual coiistnu'tloii 0f the new
nvcinmeut indlo station In he lo
(nited near Medloiil, announced
J sumo time ao, will bejihi the lutHM
Ipnrt of this week with tho nrrlv.il
Inf riimi.iii.-ii.. aeer,iiir t. II a
I Martin, wlm arrived last uvenlu1-;
1 r...... it v 1. ... ...
ivi-iiu, ii'., to no m tHiri;o
mm uiiinimiuill, I H new HI Jl l Oil
' ' ' , ,,, , m " '(V
I '"" '1t V" ", l",, n " enmpielo
, 1 , ' UI,K
"
' ,' ,
. l h.. st.o Is lomted near llm pro-
H i new munh pal airport o:,
lUddlo Ijuie and is mi v a h hurl
ii. r . ...
from the
i'ralef l.nUc
highway
two inllcH iioilli ut thbt
clly. A crow of five or hIx men
will he employed hi the eoustue
(foil ol (ho Hlntloii, IncludliiK two
Hlotd towers, each IL'S feet hlt-'l:.
and twu HiMitller ttiwi-m of fn ami
ftt) feel In helululi mill icit
npait. An otfUe hulldli:f of tip.
count meted tuul will Hlieltef tho
proximately :in feet milium will ho
Ininsmitt inn aontn nlnu ItndnddiK'
liniv .i,., i,,..! 1- ,..,,n.
vi... M(,t(11M ih ,,,,,,-,.1.. .... n...!
low thu rerulvltitf ru ago of loci 1
Hutu, .'
To Aid Planea
Tin- Ho( purpono ut 1 ho Htallon
In to keep In touch with mall and
pnhseim'.-r planeji while In thu nlr,
to hroiulf'UHt weaih'T nnd other In
foriunthin, tuul will In used for of
fh int juirpoMCH only. It will be
operated on 11 2 1 hour ImihIh, tllvld
od Into lliiee oh;lil hour Hhlfls, Hit- ,
1 1 UK thrn oopeiattofis, with Mr. Mar
i llu a chief operator.
The local Klatloti In ono of hIx
Ion which 1 oiHtrueilon Is heltitiltiR
it hit month, at Ioh Aiik''Ich, Fresno,
(akland. Por'Jatid and Heattlo, and
Is similar lo those which havo ben
In une on tho iianneonltnotitul nlr
nmll route. (Mhor Ktatlon may be
mist met d later at Inlcrincilliiry
Itoluts, such us It'-ddlitK, i'liico, Ku-K'-iin
und OI mpia.
t I'tMn Iih completion the lasion,
which lian boon in use ut the locul
alrisirt by (ho Pacific Air Tratis
isjrt company, will bo abmidoned,
ucrordluK to Mr. .Martin. ho nlao
added that n printer telegraph nor
vice, of similar typo used by iimwk-
. piiitoTH In recelvlui; tok-graphlc rc-
portM, will connoct (ho 0dlo stn-
. , ... . , .
1 " " ""r 1 , t-ul"
cd HtjfcH weather bureau Into one
dial!!.
The Noted Dead
VIIIN.VA. Auvirlu. I'l l). II. Ml
wiuow in ine lain rmiiu-ni ..uone-
RADIO STATION;
WORKERS HERE
Ml I Mill M I 11111
.UUnitmi VVLLrX;
H OLY SEE
AND STATE
NAT
Half Century Estrangement
Ended-Papal Secretary
and Duce Sign Historical
Documents Independ
ence Sovereignty of Pope
Recognized,
IIO.MK, Feb. 11. t-Vt After more
tluin half u eentury of t-Mrumce-meiit,
peaeo was formally rstib-
! lUhed toil ay between tho Holy So
Mini On Italian Kovernmcnt, mark
ItiK hup of (he most mouo-ntous
ehapters in tho modern history vt
the ehurch and Mnttr.
If eptesintin(; tho Vatican nnd
. Italian Kovernment respoetlve.
I ly. luminal ihsphiti, inmous pa
! pal seerotary of etato, and Tremler
j Miissolltil, erealttr if the faseist
tate In Italy, plueod their sit;na-
tuve.H upon three hlstoriral doeu
1 no nl. ouo a treaty solving and
ellnilmitlntf the "Itoman tiuostloh"
' w hleh has extstod ever since the
'loss of temporal power in 1 1 7 V
I n nd tho seeond a eoueorUut ile
; sinned to reulale the relations of
the ehureh and stato in Italy and
1 third, a convention nettling the
flttitnelitl t-ettitiniiH hulWeeii tin
. luy uc (lmi itay.
Th toxt of these doeuineiUa wan
" Pblb:. it utah unnuunv-
i nynopsis wouiu no (,'iven
! out tomorrow, whieh W the nnnl-
veisavy of tho eoroualhiu of J'ope
' ).llH
it-i.n . n ...... i..,
, lnmU, luhW; u iH known
j that Clin first "treaty- rcuoonUnH
j , absolute IndepenJenee nnd
. soverelKiilty of the poutiff; af the
! a inn i line sliKhlly reelllyltm the
j ,MJllllllM.1(.B wr l(, vallean without
any t Cro In lu .urtuAl
... .. . ...
ai a . 1 1 in onoersiuou 10 pruvmo
for tho tuccptanee of viinuti law
(by (ho slate, thus IntrodufhiK tho
j church iitlitudo on such question
an murrluHQ uud divorce Into tho
I Civil code.
rrmlde IiulonuiJtx
I Tho agreement also pruvldea for
inn indemnity which the Italian
j Biiv rnni' iil will pay the Vatican.
Tho total amount Is about J.
j &0'l,UU0.
I The siRnhiK of the documents
,w"lt l,,n-' funiouM council
j ball of tin laleran palace. It was
I the first (line that Premier Mus
, follnl hud ever entered the. historic
iRtructuie nnd he wan plainly Intor
rsted hi the vurlntin worki of art
that udorned It. He, nnd Cardinal
flnsparrl who arrived ut the pnlaeo
aboul a half, hour apart b reefed
each other warmly und exchanged
a few roinpfimciiiH on the ucxa
r Ion.
Tln rn wac a cior) of many
thouHaud'i uufsldo In Ihn Krcat
ftiiare, but thero wn;i it Unlit ralr
falllnit and, them was no great ix
eitement. '
Tho Homo nnwapuprrH appeared
ut noon with thu first word of the
accord whleh they had printed
thus far.
Will Rogers Says:
NKW yuKK, Kcli. 11.
Hrc where Mr. ItuOvrr . Iw's
Vfw ovi.-r to sen Inventor
IOiIvnoii, to H.-. it lie can't
invent a .uibinot tlmt will
pleiiM! jiixt . vi'ii ;j per citit
of tli lcnl
t ll It t Wil.sll 'I
naini'il on it.
If lit: fun.
then lie wil!
Im u rod in
ventor. Nt!W
York "can't
tilcop toninlit wonJcnnu
lil tlie stoek inurkut will
open ut tomorrow, liadio
just liuil'its usual 'amount of
Htatic ovr tins week end,
Hteel turned out no product,
or, received any new orders
duriii',' Sunvlny. roulgoiu
ery "Viud peddled liotliinK
siuee SalurdujVyet tliey will
all cliuiii,') prices tomorrow.
" Wliy does thin liuvu to liut
penl" They nay "it for tho
good of the country. "' Now
you tell one. Yours,
WILL K0GE1W.
J .
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