AIL TRIE
Weather Year Ago
Highest year ntfto today, d'j
Inmost year a n today ;;t
Dajjf.Tffmtr-lblTtl Ymr.
- tenklr Plfty-srmrtli Y?r,
MEDFOliD, OUKUOX.- NATUlflUY. : FOKUAIi V Ki, 19l2!.
No. .".27.
. IN EGYPT DURING PROXY FIGHT
'ody Found?
OFFICIALS
IDENTIFIED ENDORSED
The Weather "
Forccosl-l'ni-tly cloudy, possibly
ortaxlonnl rain. Moderate lein.
pcnuuru. .... ,
Highest yewtenlay .... 57
liowest tiil-t rr.ornliti; to . ti. tn... IM
M
MEDFORD
UNE
mwmm ai araman I
GANKTERS CAVE ROAD
1 PAY
i luiiLiiiiiLii nmunifinn
DEBATE ON FLAYED BY
PROPOSALS BINGHAM k
mk3d& oil '
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BY CLASS
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Commercial and Packing In
terests Arrayed Against
Sportsmen Solon Com-
. mittee Hears Proof Given!
Steelhead Is Game Fish j
Valuable Tourist Asset.
SA1JJ.MM',; O !0.. Feb. ) C )-
Coninicrcltil l:f!hornicn .and '.fish
. packers from nil parts of the stnto
'were arrayed ' against the sportB
nlon In a lively debate before the
gamu' committees' of 'both houses
ut ft. -public hearing; In .tho lower
house Friday evening.
Under fire
were' four houao bills which fleck
, w inuac me aiouiiioau usu u i-uiiiu ;
Njyh,. . , O' ' i
It. J. KlrkwooaJvlee-i-rrsldont l
of tho Orccon llama ' association, !
was master of ceremonies for the '
nBB'iention of spcu'tHmon, Includ
liiff Dr. tt, V. l.ocp oC tli Coos mid
L'urry Angler' club; O. V. llol
cunili of tho CorvalliH Hod nnU
Ciin elult, Will K. LowiH, prenidimt
vt Die M uHnoniah Jrlunlf )-h nmt
AiiKlt'i'a' elubi Goorgti Putnnm of
Marlon county, and 11. K. i'lnseckl ;
of l'olk county, each of ' which I
iiuoted" eminent authorities yl In- i Wtushinsion auditorium the prtf.
cidents to prove that tho stcTlhead jPriety of culling to the attention Ot
is u nine fish, a sea koIhb rainbow ! n sonata "the ' dangers whk'h
trout, and Is more valunble to the I threaten religious freedom" In this
state as vwrecreatlonal and tourist ' country.
asset thaiVns a commercial asset, j After Ifeflin had referred to
ThiQirgument for tho coninier- !"oiuo weak . kneed Protestants
elal fishermen and tho packers i ' some wenk kneed Jlasons
wus opened by Itepresentativo here" lilnghain interrupted to ex
t:harleH lioblsoii of clntson eoiintv Press resentment that. Hoflin
who niado n plea for the flshlnc !
industry, "the third largest In tho
state." . , . ,
, J. C. Johnson of I'ort Orford
claimed that the steelhead land-
locked is not a rainbow, trout. tlQ.
the steelhead which goes up the
ItoR-uo and other Curry county I lf Herbert Hoover "meets this!
slronins in the winter months is ! '"atholle issue couraBeously anil I
not a same fb-h... never rises, to ajA'0'''', ,'! will , be , re-elocted ;ln
lly. and ."commercltti'1 i'lsherinen j' 1 Ha-' ' 1 ; !
thould not bo prevented from Ink- "1,ut if be dallies and plays with ;
Ing this fish which Is worth mil, "" ''e said, "the issue of IH.12 will j
lions of dollars to, tho state." ,be Cntholle anil anti-Catholic eon-I
4. -- ' trol of this government," ,
SAI.IIM, Ore., Felr. 16. (IP)
Aihon tlio oIkIU liotiMo IiIHh and
ulno wenatt' bills reeeivliif? llio ap
proval of tlie lower .houSo during
!hu l'rlda3 afternoon' kohsIoii wait
II. It. 4 tl which raises the mini- i
mum fine for night, lishlng and
night hunting, from sar to 00.
ThiK makes tho night hunter or
night fisher liable to fine from
?100 lo SI 000. Tho bill was draft- j
ed to tdop night hunting of deor
in iho southern part of tho mule.
Another bill oC particular Inter- j
est lo sport snu-n which fvns ap
proved by the house KrhWy aftu-
tinr.n tt-nv II 1! ?1 n.i u hloli in-n-
blts tho uso of fiag or guff hooks.
tet lines or lines having moro th
two uttrnclor blades or more th!
three hooks when fishing for
trout in Oregon lakes.
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RAILROADS GIVEN
COMMITTEE OKEH
'. -.V A. 1X0 TON. Koh. 'lfl.--(P)-
Thy aenate Interstato commerce
oonimitb.'i! today . approved the
Fess bill tti permit consolidation of
railroads. The -vote was 7 lo '2,
The measure would 'facilitate
unification of the railroads of the
country into n feWrftreat systems
opera) lag upon a basis of equal for
fair profit and" service to iho pub
lic, i This " unification w. Gould, be
brought about by mergers, consoli
dations ov other methods, of ob
tabling ccQrol. Tho bill us amend
ed lii committee directs tho inter
state commeret; . commission to
prfpare u' tentative plan for con-
BollUation but. the measiu' .would
not make; the ' carrying oiWof such
a plan mandatory.
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FALL IN TOURNEY!
OFtl.ANDO. Fla.. Fofa. Pi. (yPi-
C.ontinued DBKaults ion recort!n '
marked the fourth nnniml southern
states casting tournnmunt here !
. yesterday. Kddie UraUdon'of Clcve- :
land set a nationn record in the:
n'iarteiounco distonec event, cast-1
Ing tho weight -G3 feet. Villiam
Stanley of Chicago captured the ,f
hnlf.ntifi iliclnn rrhit hlit nr-
orp-w liolrn 3J2 loct. ; Oregon Weather
W. J. Uuckwalter of ClcreUnd ' Unsettled; pi obnbly local siiowb
'.: broke tho Rottthern olid national j In oast ami ralun In west portion,)
A, record for the ttvexslgliU ounce I tonight anil Snntlay. with nioiler
distance ovcut, with an avBrr.co ornto tempernttire. CehtU-, variable
S47 feet. Tvinds. . , .
Heflin Attack On Catholic
Church Draws Fire
Great Majority Senators
Not in Sympathy Is Claim
' Challenge to Debate Is
sued By Democrat.
WASHINGTON, Fob. 1 1). (A";
Another attack In tho senate toda-.
ns-alnst the ' . Oitholto 'church' by
Henntoi' ' .Hoi'lln, , Democrat, Ala-1
baim-,' brought . a protest from i
Senator lUiiR-ham. Kepubllcan, I
Connecticut, against the .use , of the :
senate forum' for speeches "stir- f
"- "e ...........
"A4a Protestant and as nMii
wn," wild Senator LIIiiRllam, "
wish to protest nirulnxt the use ol
this forum for tho stirrinf- up of
ruliwlous lmlrt'd lu this countrv
"I wish tho record to Hhow that
tho groat majority of senators aru
not in . sympathy with those re- i
marks even if they tfu. u-iuin-swered."
, '
Senalur Heflin I mined lately
chaHenued the Connecticut sena
' tu debate with him in the!
"Insists upon .making misstate-!
nicius' about ine and implying that' Unlpn Fripririph R II T TI P fj
s,Q,e one . has asked me to sny!nULM riieUIIUIl D U I II B U
svtie one, has asked me to say
'-hnt I did." Ileflln said he did:
j n0' Impute that some one had',
'"'O'11' I'dngham to speak,
i In his speech Ileflln declared I
Prior to tlie exonaiiKt with Ken-
atoi Jiinghum. Jleflin Mil desorib- j
eu the recent restoration of tm- 1
poral powers to the none as a steo
In the
ppyrani of the Huuuiu
Catholic ohurch to extend its pod
MUcal dominion over tho woA1
. .
TWO SISTERS, SELF
O.MAHA. Nebr... Feb. III. (fl)
Frank .lolne-on. who feared Insan
ity would Q'fall bin enllre funilly,
went to a hospllal la.
aw last night.
,V ill ulul..,.u
shut ami killed two
and then turned his plslol on ln
self. :
One sister. Alma, was a patient,
under 'treatment Cpr mcntiit trou-
btc. Another, Fa.Q was n hospitaO
iittacho. . AMhlrd sister, llulda, has
been a patient nt tho bospltnl for
tho insane nt Hastings. Nebr., for
i a year.
j Hospital authorities expected "a
j friendly family gathering when
Johnson, a Kearney.', Nebr., furnier
'called Qd asked to see his sisters,
i The three iiad been left in a room
i only a few minutes, however,
when . three shots were fired.
Nurses found the three bodies. An
automatic pistol was ulntclu-l In
Jolinsou'fO'und.
New YorlShow
Cast Get Jaunt
in Patrol Wagon
I N1SW VOUK. Feb. 1 6. iJPt
; Police visited the play; "My
if Ciirl Friday," and arrrsted the
; cast after last night's per-
forniance ut the Ilepublic
j
4 theater.
, ptayerj wore, loud d
Into a patrol car nnd taken to
the West Forty-Uonth street '
4 station, where they went later fr
released under ?f'fu bail each. -
The raid followed complaints '
to Mayor "Walker of attire, '
lines and situations.
The show opened Tuesday '
nfter playing In several towni i
under the name "Undrei'Hed
Kid," with a different cast. 4 J
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Will iniuf JMHHU
While the proxy fight for control of the Standard Oil compan
of Indiana continues, John D. Rockofeller jr., 13 vacationing in Ojypt
He is shown in the court of his hotel at Cairo. .
AIM! A mm n N p inwi iOa . I II I
UIKLS AI ILIVIPi iVIhXIUAN rKAIN
rnniiinr nriTiiTnnrvr inirn
rUKiN Alit UtA I n toUUK I M LLtU
HALTEDBY PA1NBY INSURGENTS
About "Head and Shoul
ders 'Too Much of a':
poward', Cries to Father
'Had No Love Affair. . ;
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CHU:ACI0. Feb. ,l,i.l)--An-
other self - immolation si.rikingiy
suggest ive uf the Klfrleda Knaalc
- j ruggestivo f the Klfrleda Knaalc
. , . . , ,
ctt8C of Jayt Ctol"Jl lotiay
u,lMt ' ib"v.n m .imw".
.liss Melon I- i-KMi rh-li, wuh .
: severely burned, though not fatally,
in tho furnace of her home yes tor- ,
day. Much the Fame as Klfnoda
(Knaak. she stuck her head mid j
i shoulders Into Iho turnaee and over:
i the bed of hot coals. The pnln.
I however, forced her to fall back, f
and her screams brought lien
lulller lo her slue. , i sengors. some or the crow iiiaiI ! p apnAl nrn TAIIn jMt,,urI"K ll,0 project.
VI was too much l Qcoiunl to sumo soldiers Qii.-Q-J." J ' j iLILlll' AIILV II 1111 Itemarks were made by'the fl
go through with II," hTTe eiV.l. i 'rhe -train proceeding . ' f r v m'l W I lAllI Mllll )rl llllil lovrlng during Hie evening: .;,
, JIlsB Fiediich's hair was burned ISc.O.i to ytlrecuaro ' f.'om where it 1 " Iwl-vUIWUU White, Jack Wakefield, Col, C, (l,
lo tho scalp and her bend and i was lo go to .Mexico t.'lty, was dy-J ' . . Thoinson, llerl Aiidersou, lolijah
shoulders were seared. After treat- I nainited between the stations of j Pflniini rTLll TflllA V Kwlgart, John U. .Mann
inent of her burns she was re- i Moreno and Cluaraehita. ' Iniiur- I J lfr P I f" I I lT ' ' T' ,!ulll'''i 1;' While of Jack
moved to tho Kvunston l'sycho-0;ents then attacked It. the escort j UUIlll LL I LU . lUUllI "onvllle, tleorge Hiiurlln, WlliianiH
pathle. hospital. iliKliting until Its ammunition gave; Crock, A. W. I'lpes. Fred Lichens
Her fallier said .she had been 1 out. The attackers then burned' O ,' I'- I-uninn, Jim-i c, (.liuldis
III. and that she was discouraged O.e train. j CANAL POINT. Flu..' Feb. JO.- - .Louis Jllldliell, .Murphy, IJnrl v-jr-
by reason of nn ear allnienl. ! The. Zamora dlspiUclies said j W lTcldent-elect Herbert Hoo- nels. flianls l'nss,' and others. All
in... if i.. 'fillltiiiii.li llt ..ti.'ltn,.,,. oo.l fl... ...... , ivi' ennelioleil Ills tour of tile I'.vol'- I haekcil lit., i.l..,.
llilotis when she went to the
mice room. 'members of the crew detached the
Miss l'Q"drich hail no love itf-, loi'omoiivo from the coaches and,
fairs, her lather said, nor was there j taking some passengers with them,
any background of psychology and'"1" 11 through tho Insurgents'
nul1 tidy
sueli as Inve.iMga tors
found
In the Knaak case.
.Miss
Knaa
died frdmrtorns suffered
when she
nt to The furnace of
the Lake l.'.lul'f,
111., liolice station
and thrust -her face, arms and feet
tlie furnace in what she said were
self-sacrlflclal rites.
K11I1 T1W1 Snccessrui;
K15Y WKST. Fla., Feh. 10. (A')
Ton men, the largest number
ever to escape froni n sunken sub-llast
marine, stopped out of tho siibma -
rme je.uuTiiiiy imu in:me mni
i . . 1 1 1 . it...i..
way safely to the surface from
a dopth of 3 1
feet.
QlANGSTERS EXECUTE SEVEN RIVAL RACKETEERS
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TPl,.! .
Six of the victims, allejd members' of a Clicsigo Northside
in their headausrlers by five gunmen, rnlongi.ia to n eppoilnf
transmitted by tHephoto). ,
A$a$( Follows
Dynamite;
Blast
oc 4 cn Drl
. . . .' . . . ' ...I
S am GUardS Fltl lt Untl
. "
Ammunition ExIlaUSteCj
inlriifir! Piircno ' .' ''
MTlXdCU C1TV, l-'eh. .!(.- (,'TJ
Survivors of a train attack In
- which as many as 25 or 6U inay
,
; t(J Mexico City from' Vurocuaro,
Lfchouean, near where tlie atlauk
oi-eorrrd
'.., n... u ..."I ,
Malt'o City neWsipei'H today in
ynocial diKiialChcs from tluadala-
jara. and 'iv.iovn. , J
The Guadalujai
lliUt(tlw. - In I
KxcelMlur tay the entiro milithry
escort of the ti'alii--usually be-
tween 30 and 00 and its engineer
and fireman were killed. ,1
Staniora dispatches to I'QUnlver- i
rail merely say "some, of iho pas-1
fur-!wcro both killed In the explosion,
: lines to zaniora anil later to Yure-
! euaro'.
Tlie enlii'"' garrison at laniorii
was win in pursuit or ine .nsiir-
gents.
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,,L.,t,-, 7. '
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M') Completion of the lioom'.vell:
.Highway was urged at a mass 1 man was killed . and two woundeil
mooting of tlie clininlax of tuoni- In a gun fight with two polb'O of-
incrcc" of southwestern iQ-gon here fleers, ;who also wero seriously
night, and ' representative!) In wounded In an attempted holdup
'lh" legislature from . Coos and;of a Str,.00e payroll In the office
k w. ..(....' ,,..1..,. ;.ii,ooi..,i i,
vnr unu u.i
no cveryimiTg possnuo to socuro
'such completion.
b
Photos , Spot Three 'Purple' i
' Gunmen Advance Men"
.for Murder Police Say
Trail Growing Hot 'Ar
rests Near Swanson
Warns Officials. ' . ;
.it'UUUGO,' Feb. I ll.tfl') Throe ;
."liurple" KauKtcrs
Ueli'olt to-,
day
lln-lee Identified UirnuKU
pllolonraphs ' as ineinlierti of the ,
; pun paiitt. minted tor 'i iiui'tmiiys
; extupks piaymjjv. . '
; They were,' spiei )tilico wild, tho
! "Vpotttirs";-' the O'vunoe mini ftr '
i murder. They . Voro planted in mU '
i.'Vaneu td oiitervt- the men marked '
f for death. ium their hours of $MU-
: erinu. o that Hie .actual killers;
(Would know exai:ly when and how':
; ifi Htrike. , j
Two women and a man living
. act'OMH from tho naraKO whero tho ,
Khiik muNKaero took plnoo niado tho
, Identlfieation. From a Kcoro of 1
' pliotosraplis tliey ploked three i
' whieh they mild wore of men who - . r'ixley.W UU'iuih; .1. W. I'er-had-
rented 'rooniK ovorlookiiif; tho11"11- Apple.uiilo; Ceortfo y. Kst.-r-Karar.o
riunnt which they ueoupled i 1-v- Vahln: 11, T. I'ankey, Central
: durJnt: a V.-riod of duyn Innnedi-1
ately preceding ih.wufwiHriinutinnH.
Harry and K e y w o 1 I.
brothers, and Kddlo Fletcher were
tile threi' rtuo idelures veri
Identified.
FolloVin tho itlentifieatlons piw
lleo announeed that the frail iV
ChioitKit'H bloodiest nn uk murder
was growing hot and that impor-1
taut arrests were near.
, George (1-lugsl Moran was found,
not by authorities, but by news-.
l-'U'er nu-n. '1 ho seven who were
lain were Moran mobsmen.
. A 'fiery shuft of censure and
!MI.,L. was shot In- .-tatCs All..,-
....... , si. ... il. l
, enforcement agencies Cnlonifu;
Thii stiitc's attorney called rolieo!
Issued tills flat:
"Knforce the. gambling law
and
tlie laws against vice. '
"Obey these orders, or you'll go
to prison. O
.4 n tr.1.1 tl,..,,, I ltd I I 1 l.ill'
diPartmcnts were lo blamn for the
gang .mnssnere.:' 'rhrse inurders,
lift snld, and the long list of un
solved ones that preceded II. wore
. .j,,, u ii j,..-. ". . "V'lacis and figures, and ii.uiir.i,.ii t
t,,,u r". tvh ,n,'m' wu" ""'
sy motley Which enforcement
agencies had permitted gangsters
lu collect. '
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I Blades today from Clewlston to
I Canal Point, whero the iQ'atest
j damage in the !!L'8 hurricane and
1 flood occurred. .
j Ho was visibly Impressed ftr tho
Heroic work or. ino surviv,rs in
returning to their farms ami in re-j
building the towns of Houtli liny,
Hello Hindi! and I'aholioe, which
virtually were destroyed by the:
'storm.
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llKTItOIT. i Fob. ( Ono
i.,r r . i,,. r. ,i. un ivminn crm-i
m. -
iracmrs. inpay., i no ihmiu i ooon
whs bh-nilrn-d as Kivd Itows.
bootleg rino. who were ihot ddwn
nnnij. (Auoolnted Press photo
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El
imhi awWfWl
Committee Named to Take
Definite Steps Need
Outlined at Meeting Las!
Night Cost Estimated
$79,000 to $147,000
Many Give Views.
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!
the.
for
. St.'ps 'towards M-curlilK
Williams t.'rcek ettt-olf road.
Hie development of that eetb Oof
southern Oregon, and: a shorter
routo u tliu H!Uhuri) and thttre-
nivci, were liiken laVt ni0u '
at a meeting held at the Hotel j
Mfiirord, attended by representu- '
t Ivoh from (InintH' 1'usm, .laekson-'
vllle, (,'roseent City, and potntH he-
t weon tli. i'aeifle oeean and the :
l'lioifio hlhwaj,.
eommittoo ttake definite I
stejm towanls the V-'i't'ootlmf of a;
program fur tho huildinwr of the
iiatl, wan named as 1'ollown:
Kd 'Kendall, t'resi'ent City: It. H.
T-eoimrd. Kerhy; 1J, M, Hayden, I
ndwiMul: Krcd l.iehetiH. 1'roVuU; ;
1 "l,1C ii. II. While, .lackMinivlllo;
1 v lAiman,, .iurphy; ;. v.. (Vad
dis. Jledfonl.
( J rantH i
Conimltti'ciiien
froni
1m!, Aidiland
and Cold lllll wlU.
he named latei
u . ,r, UrnntH I'okh-
presided aM elialrman of the moot- ;
; i
. ' lu m'epose.i road would pi n
, ' a long-needed out let to the
, ,Ull"s i:''l,,,k , areashorteii tho
vide a hum-needed .out let
, " u ,'" ",n wiisimre and tho
..... .- ..,i.,, u new route
.. V irl.:t rich in
. , P-
:i"'o. liuani i:.UU and lill
- "W Valley seol
power Uiu'm ! .
and eveniually lWd to the lighting
by e.cetrlclty or .:?e OregoiM.,
, .'yl"':t"'v
i maeaclamiznilon of the. route, ft
was agreed l.y Hmso present that!,
l ie eilKl U'tlS ll.tllt I.. I.
onslderlng tho ,,Od and value of
the
oiio ki uio oisinct and people
concerned. O
iicmuciiis oi i no vtiuiums Creek
district intended and slated their
oasu in a plain and convincing
iiuuincr. u. I' . Luiiiau, tleorge
KnQlin into i,'....h ii
...,,,.,, H'l v e
the feasibility of the routo ft '
cilen Ireland of I're t t'Jiv I
j Iiniul.,,d lhu gatlieriiig (hat Kouth
'"ft1 OroRon could be assured of1
llOlr wiiole-soillod sunnui t In
feasibility of tho route. r
' "I'd.," l-au,.,! ,
.' At tlie start of the meeting jiert
Anderson filed an Imiuiry ua to
Why It. K. ll'op) Cntes, Bouthern
Oregon member of u, Hi,lt ),gh.
niiy oonru was not present.
i ns place Is here, said Air
Aiidersou, "11110 I move vou that
Iho secretary he Instructed to go to
the telephone and get him and 1 . . 1 1
i hlin to got down here." -
t .. . . .. fi
1 " ' t'reseent i:iy
;'i' ne 1110 or ijouinilssloner
Outiw, uml nil.l ihnl he 1..1..1.. 1
was for the road, and I hat ho was
ihlnking ,ui the time about roads
,i .,1H .. ,,,, t in.Mvorked,"
1. H . .,, VP..Wl1.'Kp(1
j in,,,, Hie rest of us," retnned Mr
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, , m-n, imhi i no mo Jon was car
Anderson, ami (ho motion was cur.
. vw.u, aim Heeretary llak
went
iopiair nini returned In flvovlu
Mites in report that cn Issffiiier
nines could not ho found. '
l'pon motion of 11. K, Lllnian of
Cli'imlK I'ass, 'ii motion wus adopted
thanking J. ((runts I'iism Cave-
men for IhV puhllolty (hey laid
jOiougni in soiilherii Or, .gun. Itoilny. It Is iindei stood that betook
' The (.'ommlUc,. j,, eXH,eleil to! the ealh to uphold nnd defend
I get together within a week or icir'!ie eonsMiiillon. keei away from
idajs and take lu'elliiiluary iicllon Mile Bedford golf links hereafter,
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TRAVEL DECREASE
CI IK '.till l, Feb. 1(1 - .i,Vi The
Jctii U)'ji wan a bud one for the
nth-Gads., um eoiicerned piismuiikoI'.
travel. II Is revealed by statistics
Jeoiiiiilled by Unlliviiy Age made
! public today, , '
! The tilltnbcr of paiM-llgers
' CSS.Ootl.tllill) was Hi,, smallest of
I any yen- since luufi. .The number
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I " " sieuiier innn any year slnco
iimiii any year ajneo
1 0s The niiinbor or inlles truv. j
lelid by tho nveruge train traveler j
ji-'li4) wua tho lowest in tile
from 111!! t l!'2tl.
P'-rli.d I
RAILROADS SHOW
W 'ft.' v"'
MRS. ELLA MCDOWELL R06ER5
I.tirlSVn.l.K, K.v.. Fob.
'1 he boilv (t a woman was found
todriv in a creek In t herokee
park, weighted and sunk In throe
t'oet ,it mini mid wnli'iv lllVCHlU
uaCon was started to determine if
dm hodv was that of Jlr.t. Klla .Me-
Lowell Kok
pretty widow, 'who
diNitppoarod Octal er 7. last.
OATH OF OFFICE
;
Change in Position Comes'
On Anniversary oj Arrival
Here Reaves
Cnnn f OP
MrtU, nlnil OrtliMoLw
COLONEL TAKES
o
nnrnn rr n iirr
ivcvv woian guiuy io,ll))nmlv MnoonTT .cIiwk. Lane. Mar-
u lon' Cla.-kamas, . . and ymatilla;
bUCCeSSOr Here. ItHird. WashinK(fft Xtnn. Klam-
,v " . " '.alh,- UoukIhh, JaPTiMon, Cooh and
, . . . . ClatHop; fourth olaHrf,. YnmhlU. Ra-
.lUHt nix years ao thin fore-
Ko
noon, from the
time
he arrived
Vu" " ' t"ru ro,n(l.ow. ooa Jjll(0. (1ntam.
Ila.ney Jo...-
1 , U 1 . m 1 ,.,
i"n, ..u.t.. i'"""""'
."V l"IO ICI.CI1LI) lt,,UI,.lCU. .
O TI,"H, "we",l l"K-n, L;cns,"
i ,, , ft v , , , ,.., ,
motionw.o loseinito lmra, tin to -
morrow or .Monday he will depart
j r'"' v w,,llu' 1 take up his new
, ' ' , .. . ., V a
: l" " " ' " ,. " ,
,llm;ky. veteran In Yosemllo park
I ...... , , , ,
' v
O
i ( (. f;. Thoinsoii.
I
to succeed him as Vinerlntendent
' of Crater Natloiuil park. Tho
' tlilnl and last step will como when
afler spending a short lime In
showing his successor "the ropes"
; here, he will depart for Yosemlto
park lo remain permanently, .Mrs.
'I'botnson and their sons will re-
! nip-In here for
some time befoW?
t tho ' California
! J" nlng " hint
;purli.
- While no fuels were given out
heyond Iho .burn statement that
Colonel Thomson 'had been .sworn
Into the' Yosemlte governnieiit Job
,l,e lilnd to dlinih niilmiits. keen hU
'hip pocki-ts vneant of sbootlliM
i Irons ami glassware, and help
:nltllli. rule flint triit'k:. of fill '1111-
time,
v
Another i;ofnrilence worthy of
mention in connection with bis tir-
Ival here six years ago today to
take tlie Crater lake park super
bitendency in that th weathir of
today and that on Mm day his
arrival uas nlinost exactly, the
name. - " ' .
Dreads hoimrtuiv.
Colonel and Mrs. Thomson and
the'r sons Mere a Very tired fam
ily after their trip across the
country, and felt iofte lonesome
and forlorn as they wandered
about the depot platform waiting
tur K.niu on,, Id extend them the
..i,..i k..n.i u. 11,1. ,.,.,.i,.
not then knowing that It "la 1
Cre.'lf Cenntfv." a fact that they
CJoiillimed on rase Two.)
I ' i, tC El
1 hg;
I ;irt V "Vi1',
1 K i k Kl f I I
Tentative Report of House
Committee Would Place
Jackson County, in Third
Class . Salary Schedule -Sheriff
$2500 Judge,
School Supt. $2200. :
.SALIiil. Ore... Feb. 1 . IPj-K
The house eommitteo ap)ointed to
classify the counties of the state
and the connty .officers for the
purpose, of securing uniformity in
salaries made a tentative report
Friday noon,-dividing tho counties .
in five classes and providing a
definite salary schedule for each
class. : Kunalized valuation Is niadji
the hasls of classification.
Any discrepancies or . possibly
Miki
ses In the first report will
be h-iXed out before the final re
port is made. , . '
In ItH fiiHt report the eommit
teo has chnswtried tho ooulttlofT as
folluwt: . Kirwt, class, countlos liav
Ints a valuutiod of over $r00-,000,-0i0,
aeeopd olasH, ciQntieN havlin?
a Valuation of more th.Q $75.-,
.000. nun- iiidvi ..in ...,,,.,nu i,t'.
lag 'more than 5 15.00 0.000 ; fou.'lh
jovor Slir., 000,000: r.flli. all eounties
J,n n valuation under 123,000.;
'Vt t1' present time the counties
of the state would fall In the fol-
jlowinK eJa83iirttiun: Flrnt, Mult- ,
li1-1. XTnlon. JTlllumook, Poll Wan-
Loiuninm aim Jienion, nat
Ii hlinnW fin.l Mnnt,n 1
iff. $ur.00: trensuror. $1S00: clork
i m judge. $i
00; school -miperln-
,1.,, ,.,f,.
, county, 'commissi
ounly, commissioners.. SJ.G0fl.
; HAIiEM. Ore.. Feb. 10. (P)
I UrlnglW the ngllntinn felt nlntiil
thiOlcKlslatlvo halls for eonsollda-
uu'0w oourd c. regents and
pooling of revenues of the Uni-
vei'flt of Oregon and ' Oregon
Agricultural cclJege to u head,
! henators Hell and Hchulmnrleh
Llftlncd In tho iniroduction of a bill
Fr day whlc)i would substitute for'
I the two bourds of reccnts n single.
board of nine directors to bo
named bv tho governor, v
The identity of the two institu.
itlons would be maintained by the
plan - nmt each would have its
i president as now. but over them
and functioning in tle capacity of
la general manager for tho direct
ors would be a chancellor. ,
.HAoHM, Ore., Fob.. U.- Arr
Members of tlu memift srouds ami
highways eoiimlttihofVhiqUlr-t
insr Into ruports that disgruntled'
contractors urn behind sonutfl bill
M;l twhleh Would neperatu the of-,
flees- of highwav mutineer nnd
seeretnry lo thft' nltrhwiy com m le
sion, a Joint, position now hold bv
UoyJA. Klein. " A
Will Rogers Says:
MOW Olih, I'YIi Hi.--KiiiiieliiH.ly
jhhi, let't' . Ydlu
cikIiI .nullum iik iiii cihIiiw.
mi'iit to study liiiitiaiis. in-
tsllltlillp; .Nimioi' , llIdNSJllCM.
Tlmy wiinl tn find nut wliiil
kind :.o f n
lll'III't Ii cuts
11 11 d c r ii
I'Hi'i'onn (1011I,
Y 11 1 11 tvaiits
tn kntiw wliy
Ni il j-.' I )n inn
ami throw 11
fni'wni'il puss
flirt hfiM tlmti
tliey dim 11 uTiM'ii ajuitii.i 'It
to study "croup tkmdunt"
uml liuniuii lii'littvior. ('lit,
e(iu'( i'S Hi"- I'liuv fol' tlint
AH lids stul'f ' would -liiivn
liei'ii u kick to Aljd bimroln,
Wouldn't, il A nullttK' IJiTf
tdi'tit'it work iiotviulii.VN lion
sisls of ttiiiikitiu up tit'
tilings for Ho' sttidoutti to
piny Willi tliut looks . like
ttudyitta. A kiiulei'f!iirt(dl
ti;iiilii'i- it is 'I in. it witli
si'liomrs in i-yiiij; to tnmise.
, , . Yotii's. . ,
W'UAi ItOtilUiS.
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