dford Mail Tribute
Weather Year Ago
lfllwt yer Ufco today
1omcp.i oar ao todav
O"
Hjijrotj-thirl Year.
(WeUj fifty-imntb ear.
MEDFORD, O0KGOX. THUIWDAY, FHBUUAUY 21, 1SS).
The Weather
jgfcreuMt Hair tonight ; Friday
parti j cloud)-. Moderate.
UlfflMAt yesterday . All
luwcst this ittorulntf to 5 u, in... 27
Me
' C- 0 on)
PfodajiJACKSON'S
BrA"toB",t"c i ciiMn qui
Kilauea's Turn Will Come.
Strange Things Men Do.
Ford Feas Gqg.
One Modern Killing.
10
(Copyright, Ity King Feature!
Syndicate, Inc.) q
pest busy volcano. Was in crui.V ;
lion Tuesday, .sendiiij f lining, j
:)')0 feet high from u pit 1S00.
feet across. (S
f :
-.in the ancient days the na- i
tivdeJlookodi liorror at these
eruptionswondered what par- j
licular Ood had been offended. 1
and who, if anybody, should bi
sacrificed to please that god.
And once upon u time inhabi-
tants of all the earth looked up
i i.... t. ..
HULL UIUIC. u m.U.V
brows in superstitions terror at
the flashing li"htllill"
1110 liasillll
j'ow they have that lijrjit
iiiutf busy, running vacuum
" ,
cleaners, washing machines and
electric fim.
Some day every voleauo will
be put to work, its fury trails
formed to pi&vcr.
The ItuliuiNi uredoin
I
it jil- t
l
reudy, on a sinull seale,
T x-.Hii-j ( ..(.mil ltfTiin K ii-1
J O . . ,
lii.oi will !. i iji.iwfnvinpi1 I
VM l VWl
hltO power, sent by VIVcluss to
iiirphuics i'!yin overhead. o
tWir way across tlH'ol'auifui.
We, liviiiL', may not see thai.
UuP Kilauca will see it.
YllO can predict 114 this
strange world 'what will hap
pen; what unexpected ' lliinifs
fjieu will do. T11 (L'rotitia, I'tfiir
bandits were cntciieed loyhifnu:.
Tlie hangiuun lost his nerve,
couldn't go o with Ins work.
The man that was to din next,
put the rope on his own lieek,
toiwhed the siring, . went
through the trap and was
kUled. Ishat the l,BiBl,4 of
eallousness, courage or cou'. -
lesy .'
u
A
iienrj roiu, l "
'I'l t l.'.i:..t.. .... iilllnm-d'tl.
Ford, at
work
with I
1 llUtll.l.') ... I.UIWUJMI uil.uii.u.1. .
,. " ,. . . , r,...,,!,.,.!, '
inaehinerv for iiiainiiaettirii
automobile parts, says the au
tomobile iiolustry is cheerful,
and he is turning out 7000 ears
n day. 0
lie uses 8)0 men to make
810,000 automobile parts a day,
and hopes lo reduce the num
ber. Ford, like others, hopes tliu!
ndbert'h will stop flying and
work 0)thc ground. Uut Lind- j
bergh miles and hups off for
n trip from the Atlantic y the
l'aeifio. inspecting landing!
fields for the part ruiCpuvt --
plane J.rogrum for the Veiinsyl-:
vania and Santa Fe rawoads.j
Ford says gold is "causing!
more heart, trouble than anyi
other one thing."
' Wall Street thinks that 1
per cent etillgyuoney ; Worse
than golf. ! !
Mr. Ford thinks 'Americans
...... 11 ...1.,.,,1 I,, i.ar.
tieipute ill another war.
Achimedes was ,,uW welled-;
ticated. V ord wol.ld have liked ;
bin, n.,.1 hi-5 wonderful iuv.-u-i
him and. Ins vondciiui im . u
tions as much as lie likes h.ll-1
son. 15ut when the war and
soliders eame ulong. education j
didn't save Aehimede from be
iug knocked on the head.
Men kill cold blondedly In our j .ll() occul,i,.o sleeping ciuarters on
bandlt-bootlcg prohibltion ago. , ,llo l1r9t jioor. Iioth escaped un-
I oruurd Lcviuc. undcrsiued. '-9 ', lnjured. .
years old. was catlnj with friends ,n the ijinJUdro blaze. Zenas
in Jhc "Pleasant Kestaurant" nt " i rjerkcy. lone survivor of the fum
tn tho morning, when a stranger , )tv HU(frrva severe burns about the
aald. "Ciime on outside; t want j f,'.e und hands,
talk to you." Outside n cab wiis TlK. i-u,.rto,Vn fire wus dlscov
waltinB: the stranger said: ' e I crB(1 b. nijncra on tiielr way to
are going to take you tor a ride. UVo,k. They broke Inlo the house
.... .1 .i .......1. .h linew
i.n UUUII1LU JWUH,, '
irl-at that meant, pleaded
tind's. give me a chance.
t am
July a kid."
(Continued on Fage TTour).
I UT1U UILL
SIGNED
j Court House Measure
Past Last Hurdle Schul -
mench Regent Bill Tabled
By Senate Building and
Loan Measure Passed By
Upper House.
S.U.KM, Oiv.. Feu. SI. (Sill.)
(im'cmor 1. fit Piittci-Mm sign
ed the court hou-e. fund bill
today. '
S.U.KM. Oru., Vh. 21. M"! Til
Ucll-Schulnierlch M.lll, providing I
t)l;U ()m, o( ,,,, ndll)na.
tor affairs of the University at a
; Oregon, Oregon Stale college ..ml .
,, tuiu state norinnl sch,-. '
; c.q idorcd one of tin; most im-;
i !,u'tnnt '"""; "'
Mature, wan tabled liy the senate
j utter a long debate today in which ;
itOva.s pri'Hiimod tho mcasuro vhh :
truing to b" votrd on. It la ox
jit'ctcd to be on the i-alcndar Fri
day. Dy nun's bill exlundiny; Hi au- j
thurity of the cornoratlon i-onnni. "
Niuiicr over building and loan as- t i
o;l.tloiis wfij puswud by tlii'sun- 1
uto. J I
Senator Holl, defundlnij this bill I
to consolidate the roKcnt boards
of tin: institutions of hju-lu-r Uarn-
a condition that has become more '
llll,.llMll,tn ti.wl lll-lt illl.ll'.
fcrcH -with lcgtHlatlon ut every An-!
BlM";" ' ...,. fl(lllBlM,,(1
ire8 on the bill.
"To my mind," he said, "tin
press of the Mute i more or less
subsidized by one or the other of!
the two largest institutions. I have , .
In mlnu particularly the home pa-jHamltn 40 ACrgS On KinQS
pers." IU wild HOit one of h
bills that was of little, importance!
was commented on at great length j
by the lOugene papers, while tittle j
continent hud been made on -the
consolidation bill, which lui deem-;
cd of great Importance.
"The bill glvew promise of ellm-t
inatlng symc of thc0eonipetltiou I
und Inlon.o rivalry liolwoen
me :
unlvoi'.sHy and tip. coUor."
Wair Ulll I'cliMiiiiil.
Tho Konali. hlllod l.y Indoflnlto
Miotiipni'tllflit liou.io l.dll 4iJ7. lu-
I powering the latior couinil.-Hloiu'r
j,",'"'!'"1 u," "'lei.
miori - on fish wheoK soar
undq
!,oals.
! i,i i.v 1.,.. no and .1 o.
l!oy. provlUlnir for tho nppolnt-i
nl .. ...,.-....11.. .n.nkul.m
r- u ...........
Othor inrasuros pans.cil liy llio
munln includ-'d:
H. 11. 'fit. by I'.utl and M-irk."
Helntlng to the hu-orporalion and
organization of domcHtic lft-uninec
coinpanlcK.
S. 15. 11. by Joint t'oniinlt'e an
insurance rrovldlntf for fire .'n-
snrance coverage on fallen mum-
lufs.
A " ' ,
peal W. laws Adopt ng official
name for normal sellouts.
H 0'!- 2". ' Winslow- Ilelat-j
Ing lo biiUdlng and loan assoela-!
(jns.
II . 39. by IturacH and Tli.Wip-
; '
'C.lmim, Pagsii.
l'i?TS
rTSliUliGH, Keb. 21. (T)
: Ten persons, nienibeva of two
famlli-siurned to llea'i. In fires
which M troyed tbi'lr v.nies
Li troyed their vjr.nnes In
!At ubensburg .V'rs. Leo .Mungoiu
ami her five cbibircn
kc.y alld ,,,. iri.e enildi en died.
The five Mangold children rung-
mmtbK )o sU
ypar,. The three. Hc kcy ehlldren
: were Oil six wceka ami three anu
' four years.
Jtulh fires uppareiilly were
; caused by ovei heated Hlo'es.
The onlswo other occupants of
the Mam! dwelling were Mr.
! Aluncold and bla brother Donald,
"11" u.uuocu ..iubo. uiiu ,.,
ther but the bluze hud gained such
h't,ujv'y tl,at fescue of the moth-
or Ulm live cnnoi en on ki'mjuu
. floo. of the dwelling wua impos-
llble
TEN PERISH IN
BLAZING H
PENNSYLVANIA
FOUR FEMININE
IJg, ....
Ufe
Here are four rivals of the
vav i ii Ufa tat i
tude flier, is waiting for the official reading of her barograph to learn
whether she bettered the record of Louise McPhetridge (helowi.
Uobby Trout (tipper right) of Uoa Angeles, and Elinor Smith (upper
left) of New York are the rival feminine endurance there.
BABY FARMS' IS PACKING PLAN!
ri iii ap -rimiiti ri aim iirihiiin
plan ur mnm wmm
ON NEW TRACT
Highway Acc(iiired Yes
terday Four-Acre Tracts'
to" Have Modern Bunga-;
lows and Coiiveniences. ;
A dt!ul was consummated yester
day whoreliy Karl s. Tinny, realtor,
aciiuired '10 ucrcH of the 'illiaui
T. llanilln trac t on KIiibb hlBliway.l
iust south of the city limits. Plan.i I
have been completed for tlie nub-
(livlsuni of the land Into "baby"
I"r""' 01 lmlr ilLrL'8 mK'1- 1"ul I,,c
el
f!l
erection ot modern -jtiiieulows on ;
each tract. .Work on the project
will start ut once, a civil t-igineer
lielng in Hie Hold. nn; IaiiiIs H.
iluiuplre.vs. arrhileet. has plana
Tor the bungalows In the comae of
drawing.
The considerallon Involved io Hie
land deal was SI I.UUU und $50,000
will he expended In the completion
0f thW proposition.
Eiii-lv.of the ID bun'julows to to
V. , , " , 1
distinctive, with no. two alike.
I lluildtng restrictions vill be en
forced and an effort will bo made
to have city water piped to tlie
; subdivision. Kacli home will linw
modern coiivenlem-es, garages,;
I shade trees uiuDdi uways. They ,
vlll fivc-oo,,, s,nu.turcs
, Hie subdivision will be officially
1 1,11.1.111 no; niiif. ,,,h,..., j eratiou of 10,1100. The land is In-!lens-
Icatcd on tho .laeksoiiville l'hoenlx
i It is (he present Intention to ,, wls wlu ,ll)it. possession
sell I he trac-tv on llio niouthly pay-1 (Udav ,
inent plan.' -Mg) Tumy said thl?' ""' (
. 1 morning.
IP. "Tho suhdlvision Is intended lo
LV iflll n,.,.,l ,.r ll.e eninmiliillv " said
i IMIM-llllll.
E0:,rs:Jr
wllh small acreages., have been
unable to aiiiisly the demand. 1
jhavo had this plan under consider
i ati for some time, and have suc
ceeded in closing deals to make it
a reality. Work will start at once."
Q Q-
Th! gloted Dead
i CAPETOWN, I'nlon of South
' I"..'- "'-'"!;." ovc'-:
pne of the nios hrilllnn of hug -
lad s so Wicrs. died here today of
n ,, Ub w, ,.,. rt
. l.-ncral Maxwell bad n long and
i"""'"" - ,
patches fn itiently and was award-
; ett medals .miMiiuing tnc uisiiu
guished service order.
LONDON'. Kng.. Veil. 21. (Jl-
Mrs. Michael Hcrgson, mother
Prof. Henri llcrgson. the famou:
Krench philosopher, died hero to
day within the year of her tun
I undredth birthday. She was end
lted with being largelv responsible
lor the early education of her fa
moils' son.
"AllOW!. S.
Wf ricken with
C. Feb. 2. A)-
ii heart, nttiicli lute
yesterOay In tho Palmetto Ko!f
course chili Iiouhp. Khner Hchlesln -
Igor, New York attorney and fonwsr
icu-pi BMtieiii oi tin; nniM'"
board , tiled before
i'liyslciuti
'cowl'J be BtuiuuoiieU
AIR RIVALS
h
i 5,
air, Marver Cross on (center), alti
CALL FOR BIOS
A
SOUtherfl
Oregon Sales
Structure to Go Up in 100,tiihi
Days Bids Opened ior
Geo. Roberts Home
Kimball Plant Rising. :
The iilaiiH for tli fUO.OUU puck
lug plaul to lie eroded by the
Southern Oreaon ShIcm, Inc., on
Slowurt avenue and tile Piu lfle
hlnlnvuy. will bo completed this
week and ready for Inspection by
contractors for bids, A. S. V. Car
penter saltl yesterday. It Is plan-
neel to complete the. slrueture In
1UU days and construct hut will be-
(.'in early In .uari-h. When com
pleted it will bo one of the lawevt
und most modern Hunts of It!) kind
in 11; norlhwoii
1 ld for tin- const met inn of tin-
I'JU.nnn home of Attorney tieorirel
M. Roberts
fri-st of 101 wnro I
opened on Crest H-Ml this mornlnz
and award's will bo made soon
Several other pretentiouH liomcK
ure contemplated for tho conihlK
j, building season.
worn on llio new fire ball 011
NorUl Froll, K.ei,t ,! Vho Kimball
Packing company plnnt on ort!i
0rupo 8it0l!l is wpJ1 ,dor' way.
U-no fire hall w;u be finished mid
,,. (or 0e,;,ipcv bv April If..
(Qiarles T Wing yesterday after-
..imnpeed the lnirclmsio of
,0 Herkelev Orchard tract from
j, ,, Mnnr Utr n m-,onA eonilM.
I PorttlPal Lttnatir
I ' VFl " Ul
: Giv&t Little Help
From Institutions
LIS IS ON, I'ortugal, Keb. 21.
! I.l'i A Porluguese newspaper
says there are 12,000 lunatics
In Portugal and only 1,800
I beds for llleni.
I- A great uiany lii.elltallvO
. person.i'of 'bth sexes
; tni1 -JC,KB,B. ,,.n. UOTH ,
, t,10raw.1V)!H ;
)unu((i; hs
)1(.wttpt.r j0 ut j,. ,10 '
most elementaiy hygienic re- '
1,,l,l'"" 0
'
,
KING GEORGE ON FEET
ild, "und my tnellnatlon runs con -
, T, icuirciit with my Judgment."
Hiicx. Feb. 21. iV
bus achieved his first: I In mid On lUtilnluy.
' F.ocNoi:.
1 Kinc Oorge
r(' walk since th elM.innlnff of his
1 mnesif. nm majesij huikcm arouno
his bedroom with the aid of a stick
yesterday. He tvus weak and his
nurse hovored close, but ho nego
tiated a turn rjtccr-fully.
FINDS
TiRRITORYisSliTQ AiVISE
Mi bAia a m mb m ! tlui warpath. S-J dtclaivd 41 . . as mi a. m m
i i iTf inn a iii
KUIVIM!
). i
; Makes Land Discoveries and'
: Maps VastArea in Ant -
. j - 1 1
; arctic uaimeu tor u. a
Named Marie
Byrd
Land for Wife FindoNewi
1
Mnnntain Hanrip
iviuuiiidin nctiiyt-.
O
u-:v viikk. vol.. -i. t'lv tiu-
I Xmv Voiir Tiliu-x. Hie HI. Louis'
'ovt-Di.-iKileh and tlu'lr apsociatmO
newHpiijiiM's :iiinui..H'''il today that
(jConimitiuKr Uh'liard llyrd, in an
extensive airplni.t iilKht with twoi
pianos on Monday last, discovered
and mapped iii part a vust new !
territory in the Antarctic, which he t
has claimed for the Cnlted State:
and has named for his wife. Marie
Ityrd land.
t'ommunder rvril has nl.su dis
co red recently and named the t
)lo(!kefeller ' rano. 'l'hi.-Orans'o is
(Within territory claimed by tho 1
' lsrltlsh und known as tlie Uo.sh de-
! piinUOl'y.
1'ho new runxe discovered
011
ut i
Monday' i-s larger than the first, I
nnJ contains peaks between elht '
unrt ten ihous.Qid f Ot hih. It Is
oulKldu the limit of the nritbhl
claims omi in In the new Marie I
i IJyvuland. wjifch lies between Uuvy :
ncu and t!r;"iam land.
About 40.000 Huuaro mlh-H of ,
Antarctie have now been cxploi q
cd froi (he ah by the liyrd ex-,
pcdltloii. In the last fliylU the
lioekef-tllcr ranijo was mapped by!
aero camera, the entire new see-
lion wua skelebud Slid the unebart -1
H1 coastline east of the liny of
Whales was mapped by OipU'.ln
Ashley AIi'Klnley of the army air !
service, who was ill tile second of
two airplanes that made tbu
TAKE HAND IN
E
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21. (A1)
A variety of prices for gasoline
wus oynrcd to motorics of t ho
IJiictfic coast lotlay oh ihu reHiilt
or I ho entry of ihu larger compa-
jnleH Into lh kuh war." 0
i no prnro ui sit ii iiiiv luiuny
Witfl Htiibllizcd ut 14 centH ye-Her-
u I .. a..0 ..
"UJ ' "u " "-
low uh It) cents. AH major com
pmiiuH except Hlclifielil worn Hell
ing It wholesale at Jl cents a gal
lon. There wore few signs, of a fiolilo
inent of tliu price squabble hurt.
The Texas, compuny Imtl a lOcent
tjuotaUon on wholesulo ga.llne,
while other majg- coinpaiitcK pej;
lied It lit J cents, wllh tho ex -
ccpimu ot liencrni j'ciroiciuu. i no
latter concern fixed a retail iice
of 17 cm ts und I lie wholesale (iio-
IHiiun ill Jt, ill .
In I .us Angeles nil the nialnr nil
companieH followed lhn lead
n'
tienerul I'elroleum by fixing 'iii
wholesaln price at l'J'i cents. Tlso
retail price there ralHed from U
to' 1 1 'i cents.
A retail prlciif cents wan
11X0(1 III roriiaira n- oeiierai ' "
I'orllalTri b'
iroioillll, ailuollgll 1. mini un iu, i
BIG COMPANIES
GAS PR1C
WAR
11 cents at service stations in Van j o-llliit animaiO ud during this
coitver, ash., ucross the river, niol.llllt-8 , ltQ ,nl
fi om 1'oi tlanil. Jigciiee In olieylng tlio commiinos
i n
1'OltTLANM Ore.. Feb. 21. Wl
After an enTirc morning of argu
ment, the Portlund ltotutl tJuHollne,
Dealers' usaoclutlon announced to
day thut lnenibem would meet the
General Petroleum ' corporation's
reduction of gasoline t" IDl-j cents
allon. The associullon has lunru
than 50m nieinbers In the gate
LOS A.V-HtiLHS. Feb.
: Hup rlor Judgo Carlos
21. ol'j
H. Hardy
to make
today hud no comment
on the iipproval of iHiptuchnient
proceedings against htm, voted la
yenterday by the assembly of the -
Calfurnia legislature.
"J do not think It would be
In ord-r for me to make any coin-
ment at this time." Judo Hardy
STOCKTON. Cul., Feb. 21. (V)
I Wb Collin, tlif. was burned Jji
ili:uth on his Mrtbd'iy, In his
calrti
at TiUthrop, Han .Tuaqulu county,
latft night. Tho flro wim cu'iHcd
jby explosion of a lamp. Q
Indian Irritated
By Loss of Prized
Beaded Breezes
vImllun, wlitn ! Liunl into a fril
pullcc Hlatlon toi.Vy) and Willi
many j;'HiIculatuis cmn-
plained that sonionno liad
Ktoltin IiIh ii'iniHui'rt. .
"Hut yv.w tint "iMii on," ro- 1
7"
1 T$PXi I
tfoiiH'T.s Whirl! ho prlzoil !
lilKhly and was
talccn alonr;
and oilier Indian iKiraiWrnn-
v na, want no was rininic on a V)
"t ,,u' ,vl,h "inKiKs .
In a suit oa.so
Tlu 101,1 lhn .
wnl ., i,p,.. mat tncy
4 w)d watoh for anyone wi-av-
Inn I'i'adod pains,
:
,
MYSTERY VEILS
WHEREABOUTS
OF BABY DORIS
-
O
NarCOtiCSrSleUthS Join PoliCe
On Hint of Drug Ring
Connection With Kidnap
Case Portland Checking
On New Clue.
AN KUANH-'ISCO, Koh. if)
Tnc ,,. smri:h tur Jhl,,y ris
,., ,
niltll-41urpby believed to be 111
,hu clutch) of a kidnaper since
ber'dlsaieurauee last Kiiday was
renewed todav Willi noiieo follow
iwir u dozen trails. Thus far
(the greatest ehlld-hunl this eily
has Initiwn, euudueteil by police,
preysand pubi.( bu failed t( lift
the0vell of mystery, resulting only
In a limine of theories and futile
pursuits.
Federal p'dslul officials und aiato
nurcotlei invesllgalora Joined with
city autburitieH In iliu eurcli
when clreumstanecs of tbu ease in
dicated kldnafinif might huvo hoiiio
eounectlon with a drug ring, und
when letters weru sent through
the' malls purporting to have' been
from tho abductor.
I J poignant plea, to inusu re
jspunslble for the disappearance
'of her child waa inado yesterday
by Mrs. Jlelun Murphy, mutlier of
Doris,
POI LAND, Ore., Feb. 21. W)
Police toduy were checking va
rious place in the city in un ef
fort to confirm t he report of A.
K. Jvhnuon, auditor of u news
company, tlit ho had seen u lr'
resembling J)orlH Murphy, kid
napud Han Francisco gli 1, with a
man and wmnaii In the old post
fflce building last night.
Johnson reaffirmed his report!
when he was Otown a picture of 1
the girl. lo said was clad!
In a pallor stilt. , q
A Pacific Air Trunspn
rt air mail I
j ,,!,. arrived her
till:
fin'oliQiu
en roulo to 81111 Franelseo from
I'orlluud, bearing as part nfHs
1: O.-ii. Arnold Von .Mlnkelretu.a-
n
P
,uus Heatlle polli'n dng sleuth, to
,,u...l 1 M.,n !-.. .lu,. l fl,
' Mi'ilrcl, f,,l- r,lll-v,tt'-oll l.iirris J
j jiiiiphv. kidnaped Han Kranelsco
i -fhe dog was uceompanleil by
itH i.uin.,,- ,. -r Kandeiin of Ihu
West Coasl Veterinary liMspllnl at
.,iin. ,, u,.,.i
I -I nilnules at
n, ,. all ,oi
Tho dog Is an exceptionally In -
t' Its truiner, wlio ordered It in j bill tin was Imndnent west of Che
(lnt fSiali'M to a tubto, close u 'loor I f"o bctivtten loyal nationalists and
und various other trlclcs. (KiiOt - r -
un ion tteuiuo iy train luHt night
at 1 1 : 1 5 rind hoarded tho plane at
Portlaiul thlK mori'Jj'g at 7 it'cloek.
Jle exjiocted to l.ln Hun Fran-
'ico easily Ijeforn tioon.
HOUSE COMMITTEE
KALLM. (re. Feb. 21. A
Macpherson'K plan fur ft-i cabinet
f'Tiu of government Sfceemfully
parsed another hurdle Wed lies
tiny evening wh-n the house r'-so-
jlntlon's (.'ommlttec decided unani- j tern, ),ut Jt whm believed the nilua-j
Imoufly to return the resolution toitlou there wax developing rupldly. i
the Ionise with u favorable recom-l
tm ndatJon. Tho resolution passed
tln semi tn icvcrnl duya avo by a
lturgo majority.
- ;
tf Ik Porilaml
POUTIANIi, ore.. Feb. I'l. OF)
J A thorounh Investigation of a
.transaction Involving four city, po
lleemen. two of whom are sus
pected of uldlng n bootleg Ker to
osca pe . wum ord ereil tod uy by
'Chief of Police JeiikliP.
mi1 LA'nnn Annrwrn
miuLEt)Hivi muloilu
O
Lone Eagle Appoiiged Tech-1
nical Adviser to Aeronau
tic Branch of Cornmerce
Department To Be at
Call of Secretary Whing
Time Governs Sakoy.
ASllIXd'tyN. l'Y I'l .
t.'olinu'l Charles A. Undbcrcli has
been appoiuti teehnical adviser
to the aeronautics branch of the
commerce department. q
Secretary Whiting, in annoiinelnj; :
the appoint men L and J.tndbt riib's
acceptance, Nald tod.' that tl ;
flier's enl rancu into the govern
ment servleu Mhmltl not keep hlin
permanent ly in Washington, l.'n- ,
der the arrangement, l.lndherehi t'lllCAdu. Feb. 21. fT'i "Xyacy
11 be at the eali of AVlllrrim T ;,lou" l-wls. with prlaon records in
Maet'racken. .lr., assistant were- Illinois and Leavenworth, haH been
tury ol commerce for aeronautics,
j to give his advice and personal as-
ulJoKi.a .111 1.1,. .. .,( 111., ......-
wistance on any phase of the regu-
I lalion nf civil aviation, the eslab-
i llshmnnt of ulnvn cm and a in torts,
'lt,H,'arl1 and'aecUlent prevention.; contiguous to tho Nor) Clark
I The oust w!11 fiirrv it walni-v to islruel uuraire In whUt tho woven
bo deter m i n e d by tlie actual gangsicis were executou just a
aiuount of time the colonel is re- j week ago.
ipiired to give to his official duties. J Tho arrest wasamado lust night
Mr. Whiting expressed his personal j after "Nosey Joe," or George A.
ratiflcntion over tho department's . Lewis as ho identified himself,
"having secured the" services of one iWiw overheard to nay ho .hud
who lias contributed in such an "bumped off a party in Chicago'
outstanding manner to the ad- A murder charge was pluced
Vancement of aviation, both atl'Ufalnst him at tliu request of Chl
home und abroad." t, jcugo uuthorltlep. Detroit police.
The appointment was arranged 1 however, would not discuss the
during I.lndberKh'M recent visit to Me rest nor Hay for what murder
Washington. fLewia wus held.
- ' An assistant states attorney and
ST. I.oriS. Vvb. al. Col-ia t:hlcaco police lieutenant left
mel Charh-s A. Liiolbcrgh arrived
a i i.amoori-i. jahiim item, ills
home airport, ut lii:K p. m. today
from Indianapolis, on uh Inspec
tion lour of the transcitincnlal
air transport company route.
After- a" tlO-mlmitv ratr-r-!!.
Lindbergh took off at 15. p. m.
ror WiclUla. ' N-
4 )
. S. S. Trenton Steams for
Chefoo 3000 Former
Peking Soldiers . Revolt
Chang Tsung-Chang May
Plan New Campaign.
MANILA, Keb. SI.
(A'l The
J light cruiser Trenton left Manila
today under orders to proceed to
1 Chefoo, as thl- result of a reported
uprising in Shantung. It was 1111-
derstood that tlTreO; Ml was nmvt
I l,r ,!. f. ...... .X ,1 r..T
i ItepoilM from ChmO. ton days:
ago uhl that 3. Olio former l'cklng 1
' soldiers, who had been mustered
into the nationalist army, had ro-
; volte, 1 at l.ungkow, shantung.
There was fear that IV- mutiny
j would spread to other towns und
! giui'lsou.
iMu-r rep
' niny have
pnrtH indicated that this
happened mid thut a
1 rebels. Q
i .Missionary women were ovueu- 1
t uled from severni towns in the af-"
footed area. nlllOigh men rnmtiln- '
' ed at their pots. 1
J HIIANtPlAF, Feb. 1! 1 (K Jtu
: llublo liif-natlon uDaireu, l.lao- .
' tuug. (Javaueso tejiitory) . today
IsuUImt Chung Tsung-Chung, wur
lord and former military governor
of -Khaiitunu, left that city yeter
j day for Chefoo, Hhanlung, center '
of iutl-Nanking maneuvering.' '
( Miix'h whurtuboiits heretofore (
j huvo been something of a mystery.
1 He Wua ucconipiinied to Cliefoo, It
i was nuld, by Atumun Hemenoff and
"ilhreo other UushIhii generals for
1 merly usuociuted with the White
f ltuslun army In China,
Only iuigt;r reports were avail- I
ublo here from tin- .Shautunu con-1
(MiatiK TmiiiK-Chantjr wait oho of
the most powerful of the old north
ern war lords. A series of ro-
1 vijtkcho last summer preceded his
in;,'m to rorr .iruiur ami liner, ii
Is believed, to Dalion. Natlonullst
li'oopr; wero never ablo to capture
him.
Hit return to hitiilunif mlKht
bo regarded an nlKnlflcunl In the
llS'bt of mutiny of former eoldlcru
of hie ut -Luiitiltuw.
MUTINY FLARES
SHANTUNGZONE
WOMEN OEPART
0F0ETR0IT
m A M
'
Man With Prison Record
Held in Connection Chi
cago Gang Massacre
'Murder Map' Found in
Pocket Orheard to
Snv Hari 'Rnmrwl Off
Jn " rw" w"
Party in Chicago.
t'llfCA;o. lh. -' -V; WilUum
I'. Itussetl, eimmlssloner of police,
today ordered his deputy cum
misHlfners lo ins rui. policemen to
search both public ami private
premises for liquor law violations
as tho opening move in hi fight to
enforce the prohibition laws hi
Chicago.
uri'ested in Detroit In connection
j wllh (;hlcug
I..,
h gang massacre.
' A "murder map" was found In
j his pocket. H diagramed territory
aloinr I ho I.ako Mtchlirnn kIioi-i
Immediately for Detroit
ilesldes .
Lewis, they planned to uucation .
I'lillip Keyw-eM, "purple" gaiigstur,
who was picked up yesterduy by
.Michigan police. A pliotograph of
Keywell has been partly Idenlirled .
u-liii utiierl ,,.,,, II,.. .v.i.-h.... f u....
era I daj a precoding the nmas inuV
dcr. - . '
v now witness hod come for
ward loSay to glvo tho first ap
eouni or what went un In , the
gunigo during flic morning hours
liumiliately preceding tho Blay
ings. Ho wua a telephone' repulr '
man whoso idontity was kept
aecret to prevent any attempt oft
Ills life.
This man lind made aevcral
visits to the garage at 11122 North
C'lurk street at tho request of the
subscribers there who believed the
lino lir.il been tuppoa. Ho was nl
tho garage between S:80 nnil 10
o'clock the morning of PL Vulen
llno'sOduy, leaving about half an
hour before tho machine guns und
pistols of tho slayers opened fire
upon tho Clcorgo tilugs)) iloran
gungatcra. A
1'AltIS, Keb. 21. (P) Marshal
Koch is contlOnlng bis alow im
provement and todav was clven
Omoro substantial food, ills pUyalc
i bins, however, were unwilling to
;t a. ilalo for bis trip south to fc
1 cuperato nor Will tlioy permit him
to re'eivo visitors for tho present..
Will Roger Say:0
0 ,',H u.lil., 1'el). 121. It
seem to he tlie nation's pus
tinic now to offer Mr. Cool
nitre u job. t see jgduy where
the Denver l'nsi offerniPliim
$75,000.
T Homier f? 5'r. Coolidge
wired buck, "Is that to rend
il?"
It looks like lie will be
eomea syndicate, writer.
TOcn all he
will know is
just what he
reads in tliu
papers. U e
w i 1 1 t h e u
become a
" t r a i n e d
seal." That's what they call
a special writer covering an
event.
Well, us old time newspa
per men will give him a
Kreut welcoino among us,
Uempsey, ISube Uuth ami
ltysclf. T would like to sit
in the press stand by .Mr.
Coolidge's side eoverinjf this
next farm relief SQsiou of
congress. I bet he would get
more laughs out of it than
anybody there, Yours,
WILL ROGERS.