Medford mail tribune., February 26, 1929, Page 1, Image 1

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MEDPORD, 0REG0X. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 192&
. The Weather
Ftorecmat- Ukjudy luuiglit and
j 'Wednesday; moderate.
Histtest TeMU-rtUy 48
Lun-o&l this moraine to S a, in-. 28
Prwilialon 14 hm to 5 a. ni... .03
ME
Today
. , By Arthur Brisbane
The Canal Is Needed.
20,000 Cars a Day.
Japan Balks at Words.
Beaverbrooke Drops In.
(Copyright, By King FmIutm
....... Byndicats,. Inc.)
: Wisely Cuutjress revokes its
own decision and provides
mouey for necessary work iu -Nicaragua
by United States ,
marines. ' j
This country, by treaty with
vXicaragua, has acquired the j
right to build a Pacific to At-j
lantic cnnul, via the Nicaragua j
route. :'. .
: Certain gentlemen of Nieara-j
gua, willj big hats but small
brain, do not want the canal j
built. ' This country and the;
whole w.orkl need the canal. j
i Congressmen, fussing about i
Mr. Sandiuo, Nicaragua rcvo-j
lutionist, ' and sympathizing j
with his fondness for shootinsi
American marine!), represent
their constituents poorly.
. One hundred and twenty-;
three thousand automobiles ;
were built iu this country last!
week, twice an many as were
built in the same week last
year,, when Ford was not pro
ducing. Au average of L'0,000 aulwiio
bile , units per duy, trucks and
tractors included, is' a marvel
ous record. "Where do they
?.?" is asked. ' ' , '.''',, ' ' .
Tliey go to replace old cars
and supply new ones to the
, growing anny- of .prosperity
'and to the, increasing number
of "two and three',' car fun'n
lies." If every automobile run
ning; lasted five yours, replace
ments alone would call for 5.
000,000 new cars a year.
'
Japanese educated classces
no longer believe that their
mikado is cousin to the sun and
moon. Hut they arc touchy
about his importance and ob
ject to signing the Kellogg
pcaec paet, which uses the
words "in the name of the peo
ple." These words Japanese will
not sign, because, they make it
appear that the Japanese peo
ple, not the mikado, rule Japan.
-
Japan need not worry about
mere words. The people do not
rule this country cither to any
alarming extent. . Real ruling j
fcis done by well organized fin-;
' mice that says what, it wants j
mid gets it. ;
. But sonic one, or something, ;
must rule. The high powers.
here give the American 120,- j
000,000 pk'iily tiutoinobiles. I
TtlUlOS, IClfpilOHCS) ii'S F"-
tares untl fuii'ly- good wuges. i
iVnd the pcupte arc content,
being told' onco every year,
July -ni), that they tire the rul
ers.' . ' . '. -
Perhaps benevolent, intelligent-
pluloetey 'thut ,bii)pli'5
nutomubilos aiKl radios m bet
ter, on the wholo than agi
tated, experimenting demoeraes
tint), -would supply worry. It
takes a nation more than one;
century to leorn how to rule
itself. In fact, no nation has
ever learned thus far iu his
tory. Lord Beaverbrooke, owner of
the London Eltiress aud a great
deal of money, is in America,
cheerful about .things i" gen
eral. Cold weather lias helped
's eoul situation. Brit-
oIliplHllK Olid SllipmuUllUg have
mti,vnvii1
1 . .
licaverbrookoT born in Canada
,.ni ttnasesHtna brains, complains i
tltat bankers possess too much of
..... r- 1-,,1 'ei-uriv
T 100 TU"n8 VUY,aI '," . ?" ,r,' t,
' favor tho general flmipclal sltt-a-
COOLIDGESI
FAREWELL!
SATURDAY
President Regrets Leaving 1
Pleasant Personal . Asso-;
ciations To Be Host at(
Dinner for Cabinet andj
Wives Leaves for North-!
ampton After ' Inaugura-j
tion Ceremony. I
.WASHINGTON, t'ob. 2ti. (!
As ttio time approaches for 1'resi- i
dent Coulldgo to relinquish, hla of-;
fice, he lias a little tecllng of to
Bret at a necessary Interrupliou to I
mtuiy pleasant personal ussocia- i
tfons, but at the sume if inn he (eels
relieved thai the end of Ills re
sponsibilities us - president is at
hand.
With Mrs. Coolldge, tho-chicf ex
ecutive is to be host at dinner to
members of lite cabinet and their
wives ou Saturday night and will
entertain Sir. and Mrs. Hoover,
Senator Curtis and his sister. Aire.
Ganii, similarly Sunday evening.
'Mr. Coolhlae expects to entrain
for Northampton shortly after the
inauguration ceremonies at the Cap
itol, .vlthout rcturnttit; to the
While House. AlthoUKh it has been
customary for tho retiring prosi
dent to return to the White House
with the new exeeutlvn utter the
inauguration exercises, (lie practice
has been disregarded in several j
eases- and t ho president feels that ;
there is no precedent making It
binding upon hint.
Mr,. CoolidKo has made no fur-;
ther arrangements regarding hla
activities after leaving the presi
dency, AlthoUKli he has been ap
proached by representatives qf sev
eral newspaper and magazine syn
dicates with n view to obtuinlng
his services as an author, h has
entered Into no duElntta agreement
with any o thorn.
-i. WASHiNClTPN, Kelt: . 'X,--i!P)
AnxiouH to comidetc tho Heloetlon
of his oahltieU President elect H.to-
Tfr contmrcu inr hid ui-vhkihsi
tiibJe today wlrh William J. lAno
von, asststunt to tho nttoruoy sen
oral, who Is promtuontly mentioned
for secretary of war.
ifter the Conference Mr. uona-
van, who tooU a leadlns part in the
Hoover camyniga, declined to dis
chhs tho trend of his conversation
tion, HneenlntKm'as" to Mr. D.o-
vim's status placed hlin in the nt-j
toincy Kencrnlnhlp. Now. lioWevcr. i
r M'tlltfl... l Mllphntl f
Minnesota, aoiieilor senevnl of the
T-ntit Kinien. Im tiiken n leadine
place In the sttecuhUion over that i
tmxt. I'rei-loas onlnions of nolil i- .
eal enhinet maiters have iilven. Hi-
i.. ... t ft ,r n. . t.uct
chance for It.- Mr.
ed as a Democrat, hot
he bus Had
stiBport from neveral stron- Re
publicans. OLGA AND NKHOIAS' '
NUPTIALS AWAITING
. LOCATION OF PRIEST
I
WVKliSIDK. Cul.. Feb. 2.6 WV
i!tf-n tifteliimivn. liit.sii.n actress
and Nicholas Soussunln, Ilusslun
M
-were attpmi(ln
with the fact!
iunt m imiv!
c o n t i n m noi
yrlcHt of tho
Mrihmlna Greek
i u r f o r m thof
.. o rc monv. tho'
fllm ItarliinnvA fm-fffl to tltkc
lout h new Ilccnue Jn I.o Aiisoleii
countv. detnvlnc W.holr niarrlttiie
for the three-day period required
i,- li,w Mwfttn tho amilleatloll
for and the l.ijnmnco of a marriage .
license. ...... . '
-The actress first met gouesanfnt
in Moseoir, where they both play-1
ed. Kho recently was dlvoreea
from Vuldentar Zoppi, ltusstan
lawyer.
In application for the marriage
license, she itavo her age as i. ;
Sonssanin gave his as 4t. '
n Weatlier.
?T- ..I,,,,.!-
n ht und Wednesday: pnobahls
i h,.ti,t.-auf- dihttx- warmer in
the 'east
!.i,-n.t eeniint uortion tonleliu
Fresh southerly wind., on the coast
IiO. PUns complet -
! Cd Tor consiruciiuii ui nv uu"
ins o bo occupK-d by Tolstln valley
MlMtm of P(Jrtii,ni1 KWctrM. row.
ldi-tsion of Portland
9r cipan
PARTY SAILS.
('
5r
Matthew F. Bramisy. Cleveland millionaire, purchased the . Peary. Commander McMillan' old
areile tnlp, and will erulie the ea In an effort to find an Island he vlsloned In a dream. The party
before sailing from Boston, left to right: Mary Baughan, Liilian Nugent, Mr. Bramley, Mr. Bmmity,
William Schlosj. Dr. Oominlo A. Laneie and Edward H. Green.
GRAND JURY TO
RE-CONVENE ON
THURSDAY NEXT
Petit Jury Called tor March
11 Civil Suits Include
Libel Action Against
Newspaper and Porter
Accident Case.
Tho grana Jury -in toision yca
terthty, ntljournott until- ThurHtlcty,
when they wtU reaunte thetr dclt-
Th petii 3uiy hm ieen catk-tl
to f tnet Motidajr Siach' it," with
tbta.1 of 2Z vlvil, ectmlnul ttnel
!0ttuUy Hvtlon scheduled fortheai-
ins,
Anion ;gtho' civil suits 'listed ts
that of 11, C. Toting against the
News Publishing .company for al
leged libel, tho ease being an echo
of the I3eAutremot trials, the
alleged libel arising- from a story
jUbllshed at that time.
Another ease of . considerable
,,,,efw' i" "l".01.
B. F. Bandera
B
aH t
ugainKt Dr. K. II. Porter for dam-!
agBregating close to $5O,0otf, '
:( the result of an auto accident
near .Modento, Calif.. In which .Mrs.
anders was mortally injured, the,
tragedy occurring while the J
terM "ere on a motor trip
while the Por-
were on a motor trlji to t
jtMnit.iorn
California. Tho plain-1
Miir la reorwenieu uy ,i. a., jjay
an mc aeienaani oy r-oner j.
Neff.
j The trial list for the term of 1
-court in as follow, the cases being j
called in the order printed:
I State ot Oregon vs. Tod Smith
.and .MlK'rt Ooetehen.
! State of Oreson vs. I. H. Wat
kins, j itegue Kiver Valles Canal Co.
I vs. U. 1. Cowgill.
tiotiywooa urcnaro company vs.
15cmii, Kimbai! tc Pope.
C. V. Hiclnteln vs. E. St. Itlch
man and ft. 13. Itlebman.
The Kimball Kuit Co. vs. IJnzy
Hartley.
a!c of Oleeon vs. Jesse lin-
let, et nl.
Hitj! C. Young vs. Xews 3ub-
nctor una sec- tiwntntf company.
niLrlst today' Smith vs. Frank Cameron,
ut al.
to reconcile ai "G Mttfora .National uanK va. t
KlvciKlde mar-'"- arU. etc. j
rlntro llccnso! HuvhcU Inc., vh. Polk Hull. f
V. ifeindcrs vn. 15, H, Porter.
f. F Sftntlcra vh. 15. If. Purl or
t O. - Myers vs. Motlford trrl-
sarioit iiru-E,
i M Brown, . et
UX, V8. C, t.
I nW an Or-1- r- & Fri,i comprfny v. Pa
thmlox priest,: Coart f:niH:r, Inc.
will come to; '5oot'c Wrtv vs. Mark U. Jnr
RIvcrHhle from n'1" t n. V
Iaj: Angeles to! ". K. Hinilli vs. O. J. Tarbt-IJ.
a JHwmi vh. inKm Khipji.
Kronen Atwoott v. lloy
I.
r r e u jiituuitrrtusinrr Tf. m'
, uonry.
wutnern urejon ltwhi isurcuu
vs. Bamoel Berteteon. et ux.
atnouM
Creamery.
, ,
eorse Fltrne vs. J.rtljdt G. Jen-
"in?-
,,,
CHAPLM REGOVEfBNG
PTOMAINE POISONING
BKVKHI.y HiUS, Cai.. Feb. SC.
, fjP t'liaillo Chnnlin. film come -
Idlnn. who collapsed at his studio
tin Hollywood yesterday while mak-
iing a pictMrw. was reported "silalit-
iiy improved early today at bis
iuuiiiu. in. wwi ivej autun. v iifiiJ-
Hn's physician said th eomtdlsn
was suffering from ptoiaaino poisoning.
IN SEARCH OF DREAM ISLAND
to
so
Sculptor Bargains
With Saint Anthony
in Dream for Corel
t
NAPLES, Feb. 24, i
V I h c e ri o ttcmUtt, famyiis 1
sculptor, who has been HI i
with pnputnonlH. toduy
ai-
trihutetl a tnfiUerat)ie im- j
provement in hi condition to
Intervention of St, Anthony of
Padua.
He UjIu" a memher of the ;
iKtUHehold of the Uucheas vt
Aostn that the saint had an- '
peured to him in a dream anti i
reproached him for newr
having made a stutue of the ;
wilnt. ' '
Oemito tnid he promised St.
j Anthony that $f cvretT lie v
j would "immortnUze" him tn
i 4 marble." - ,
The dtiches Font Iter riHhe j
ROAD PROPOSAL
WILL BE HEARD
MARCH 6-11
lute of hearing.' by the county
court, for and a'jtainst the eon-
tnruetlon of the nrojiosed Midway '
Dr. C. T. Sweeney's gate
CiJu it .....i
the followins Wednesday, Jfareh
I S. Tho hearings give promise of
belns widely attended and ore at-
tiaetinc more than ordinary alien-
I tion, umonK those direetiy
cell-
cerned, and the county in general.
The first reading ot the petitions
wilt be made at the regular session
of the county court tomorrow.
The rouii a outHnctt wiU crow?
Hear Creek and the old county
brldg across Kogue Hver at Gohl
Hilt will he ?ftl for iSiis purjoo
in the event the roiut ts ordered
constructed.
The road in meeting with sohjo
ontosition from landowners who
eiutm ttiat their land wiit ha dam
KCd more than the estimated
daittagu asrfcd up&n hy the rond
viewer, William JJrayton of Sied-
ford, James Owesm of WeHen, and
J, ti. Itotiinnon of Tatwrt. They
fixed tho dmngf at ?:tf. Horn;
: of the land affected ia held as httfh
as $iti per acre,
The benefits from the mad a
puntmariKi'd by ita suportera are
us follows:
That the road would he used a
the mln artery to the proirusctt
new. airaort,' for tthlcSr ' fcomi
election will he hehl April 5. ,
Tnst the viMitt would; furnttflt a
bee-line to tiforri for rwtrttmti
itt tlic. Ham 'llk'y and ft Mwtlwc
Ori.'lmril ronnlry. . i
Thin tin- (ittitiiiicf (o Uii vity for;
(ho hauling of reharci itnti dittry j
pmduets would be shortened and j
tl-tl timm n Krsidr. i
That ft torse jiortlon tf the 4HH-
j utnry country in tho northeast
. rt - m,,,,,,,- n-f.iii.i ,('fi-fit.
' That Ibo road would ojien up & jrera Brr-wted Harry Palmer, 4,
: larxe aren now undeveloped and of 1hh Aiiif"!, who i with ifie
lllckln(C hort tranMimrttttion facttl- ! hoy.
i tlen, irmke the urea feasible fori "
Iplattlna Into xmall acreage trael.
and Increase the value of the bind.
- The road, if approved, woutd be
constructed this year and be reads -
for traffic In Ihe full fruit luiullnx
operations.
Siiiolar Soicfckn,
HiSllCL'LKtf, Cat., Keb. 23.
i John Humeri., a junior at the
! Ith.-hmond hiirh school committed
i suleldo here. In a nolo, ho said
he was despondent because of his
standing In studies, which was .bouse paa.;d senate bill Itt etfr
' better than average." fsolldatlng rim boards of regents of
t '. . t the University of OreKon, Ureaon
' BUKX8. Construction of new
thrco-story hotel building on ishmth
Ialn street prwjrresetny rapidly.
! i mi m -i
A. r L .
15 (Ml
NEGRO TRIES TO
BURN WOMANy
N FURNACE
Ufifa Af Rflfirflrf &bar Ac,
sailed By Servant
Hope for Recovery-
Violence Feared Stack
Spirited to Topeka Jail,
ATcniSOX, Kina, Feb. Z$.iiV
Air. C V Jaeobs, 58, wife of a
! retired batter, wrus at tho point of
j dtntth' '-today fyHowin an atttunfttj.
slivo in the fnrnifeo of her homo.
UacUer arrested nhortty after he
f left the Jneobtt' homo late y ester-
day, was spirited out of Sown by
i Thcro was some pcattered talk of
5 vlolettco, fbut no demonstration.
j All's. Jjteolw was severely burned
: about lh& head and. Mhonhb'rs and
i nearly HUffoeated; but uaaunl tllov
( or k her awnllttnt beforo she eol-
lMe.l. . lhrleian Bald there was
little hope for her recovery.
The nesro, wtto UatI Ueea ara
pUjyed us a hutuly man around the
house, attacked Mrs. Jacobs and
then dratised her down the !ie-
menl ateps. he s;ild. Matches fall
ing to tmiitu her clothing, pile said,
"'" "
uhu uiuiinpnn i ir...w tn u
of her boily throiigh the door. He
t v.a fB W "? rinifing:
" "-" "'
j husband returned home, and fied.
: """ """""a
ablasie.
i t.Iover
denied the attack.
ficcr said at one time he was an
inmate of an insane asylum
TOFKK"A, Kamr.. Feb. 26. VPh
lyonis ftlovcr. nero, tilltKcd attack
er of Mii, C V. Jacobs of AtehUon
today wu confined !n the 8haw
nee county jail here. He was
brought, bore hiif yesterday In a
motor car by Atthison awthorittes.
i tf he riff Wnynn lhruis ntUt the
nei;ro wotud be kept hro untii
tiikt'ii flaewhere by Alehiswti atf
UiorUies. t
KIDNAPERS OF
RICHARD GRANT
ARE CAPTURED
HOUWELL, N. M., Kt'tJ. St.
Itti'liiiril ririmt, II -tur W null ot
Mr. mid Mi-H. VVIIittiiH fl, iimnt of
!, Anath-s. tvlm h jik kllnatel
fmm bin horn lrcimbrr y2 ot
ii ypr, w flimi hy cHfurhi
f fftc.T ilt-rc today, ifo wa dirty
i rtmi .,.,.,,.i i,t. i,t- 'I'W,, i.fri
' ,AHf.l.fJ(. fen, ,1 (
;'hlef "f ln-t' cttves Herman C'llne I
said here t(jlay that Dickie Oralit,
-
1 and Harry I'aimer. accuses
Kt'Inuplne the ooy, ho.l l-c
ep -
prehentltl in uowwell, . M. Thej
t pair had been sought in the des-
jerts of the southwest by plane and e
I rldhtit parties fft tootu than a
month. 1
y
Heijettt
Ml! passes
ore., ftp, its,
W't The
Agricultural coiiegft unit tho Ore
Kon Xurmal scbotis, with only six
dissontlnt? votes.
TORNADOES
II III I II III
w t
I f It Jl lift!
l J V I If I t X
III I U I I
11 i 1 1 1 I M I 1 I
1 W Willi La
( 1 & were at the cist H this
Twenty-Two Perish in Eslt rV
.
Spring Storms Texas, t
Missippi, Arkansas, Visit-
ed By Twisters-Duncan, j
Mice I ttii n tWf nAb-srfa
155., LCfl ill WrtCKKye
f ji ! -i '
T4 Rifted.
t
MRMPins. Teim.. Feb. tf. (jP
mraiuraes, nmKiiiK sti early
stiring viittt tft three Ktatcs .yestcr-;
day, ieft a tmll of ltatt, scores
injumi, a 'wrecked village nitti f
propert- daiuttge exceeding ?,-;
ew. i
At intervals of a few himra thai
wind Ktormn divte4t dnwit itt
ttorthcatt Tevas. nortlmett Mtsgts j
Hippi ami smttheast Arkanat, strllt- f
Inx wi(h grentest fury Ht Imneati, f
Jitesi., wiK'ie I t ut the tut uunuia-f
tlutt wore fctltoti and ttra villace left i
in wreeNaRO. :
t t-k ,t.v...t ...... '
esoK Mr. and Miss. W; S. '
Jones, who iosl their lives In the
innse f their home at Cooper, f
uv0 negroes kmc! ai oniHa i
llm!Hc f-
StiHiasii J. T. JohnKon, ten- i
tint fanner, Kato .Mack, 2, and Kti-
dttt Mack, 6, her brother; a Cbt-j
aese family of five, and te nv
Stroes eraahed to death in lint e ;
; iapso of h building at Duncan, nnd i
mro felited on a phmtRtimi
11 saites northwest of Marks.
itu&tamt her layesr-old elattehter, who
met death In the destruction of
KtGbi' fvm Iiim near IteVVfu.
AfmciKt without warnfni? tho hHin
let ni ittneatt was rteiuottshed nhoat
1. m. yeHtordsy when n twist
er HVept iiiaonaUy aevos (ho hn.
iness Kocttnn, Konrtoen Rtores, a
two-story brick hotel cbtlit rami
(tem and a mbvr of neijm eai
Urn worn U'Veled, Jw Rtvnetvvres
eicajmd unaoathed.
Powci Shut Off
stl OWl!V ill iilllleUll 'WH !
ami' white mHetmVrirb.im ttettci.ti.d'K,t...vt ...vttr ..v.t&..t. '
...u.v.v ... ..... ,.vic-n, ..... ........ s pieHeikveit uvr in eoiisitieraiitin BBf"' "
SHardsmen isstrotieti the vlelnity to f ths legtstetttre Monday afternoon P,jne. t
prevent ioottnR and vamlalism. Ths i in tfte form ef ftonse hii! 58 1, &S1 Joovlt hmarOa; John Seftsitt.
trtmps were ortlered out mtrtj- In ami 61, , ' Vni"T VbBbi mm ieadw; ltoee
Sim eveniitR by liovornor Thob O. f Tho first bttt Btntts tee bondeit 1 ('1"wl!l' Hndsi- imtistuvont in eon
itiilMi, ' ! imuy tt t nctien with t?ot frauds: ht' tUe
JMiim.
Two hiack clouds rapiill? eott
Tsmlnjt in tltn northwest Bavo Itt
ens its first wafnlrot of tho eomins
stovra, 'i'Uere was a terrific roar
as tho elomls met ami tho atr was
fiiieii vfth tiehris.
,, '
L"?" " .eTry. hTt
(own was beini! torn to uleces,
iihe Hev. K. M. MeKeithett, pastor
I of tho SiothodiKt elittrch, twid in
deseribiRB tho storm, "Nobody ha.l
w ui. ati . ..a, tt.istueni or sstete.t aim srinctuat ortl,wiH
oyer in a matter of infinites. Tho!
tornado was followed by n gcen:
tal ' eonfuatoB with men and;
cobwii Rernamiiiii ni vmmlm? in
atrtttmx:
itmenn btt(!
wiiiio tne injured werw UrlitR taKen
t IyhI atd atatton hastily k lip
tm vacant store rooms a Heavy ratn
; added to their auiforingr. Twelve
of tl'ose killed In Duncan met
j death instantly and tho olier two;
dicci withitt a few houni.
Set, Family Killed
Two liom later a Blorro.
irob -
ably tho game one, (struck Mnrk
and ittntiied over Into Arkansas and
tarao dowH ear f"Wilt aiiottt a
'tiycfe, C I, Nlelioltsoii wiw U
apiirottch while working to the rtcc
fieirtit HmhvuH rtttinlitB toward his
family when i!it IwtHter iiniii!h-
pti hiH tioaiOi
daaBltter.
kliilus hts wife and
Toitaa aa tho first to ox part
em Hie lomado, whieh eatweti es
timated diiniBKi! here ef
Stayor O, t. Wolt and a comntiitcm
of rftizetts, after a atirrpy of tho
wreckage of IJimcan, eHllmalost ihe
(tftmago at $SW,Wt. Bcventj thott
sasds rftrlSttrs' Itnat was Buffered hy
yiatifaliotiH near Marha. while a
number of liarn and houses wera
damaged In the vlelnity ot UeW'ltt,
Ark.
Of fm aiitirnximately 10 peraous
Infwrttt in iMixxtitiitntrt, four were
renorted in a Bcrlotta eondittcm, and
.fix weru aevorely hurt in Texas.
Onn man in Arkaoxas wag taken
to the honpiini.
Several
KtlWMi out.
pranks of the storm
At thmi'tttt. Miss., alitor pupHst.
iron safe was picked m from an
offtctnd carred more than llwi Making ft smlawfttl to spread falsj
yards ami a flying storo bufMtRK i renoris tsf Knancfg ami manatie
wa tSrtmped on a nejtro. ktiiinx ! tocnt ot tt co-oporattvo association,
htm httt causing only sllcbt dam-!
xm to the structure. A man miik-j
Sag a cow in a barn at Cooper
Tt'Sas. saw hi house torn from ttsj
foundation and his datichtor, who
was rurtninir ta tnPftt him, tof-fid
throiish the floor of Ihe bam. 1
MMim MflDDIQ Will
iuuimua nuiiiu hill
rail MEi
WAHiil.VGTOX, Keb. 26. yv
Jciiator Korrts, Republican, Xo -
Umsfta, Informed tho senate (today; Ihe clown stricken men and
ho woaitt not press his resolution i ono woman, nil steerage passen
to deny Senator-eltet Vare, of. gers; were carried by a luno city
Pennsylvania, his seal et tilts scs-1 imibuiaiico to the city hospital
stun iieeauso of the tatter's' present I after other ambulances services
Siincw, 'tlwUmsfl to sia,
Cah ia Moon
. Kuts Cockroach,
Officers Discover
fEFa!a BKKrttsttfB in thts '
vectiutt knew iUKt tthat the j- i
were driskiiis Oiey jwhinw
wuttht nut !k: !h snitixw t !
,Mltk lr team that stat. ;
'ventt pint twtUes ---tet
trout two alleged Wred t..t- t ;
h-sxn. rrt-st.! ituriy ,
nigitt hT the sheriffs office, '
a dottl eirekt-mtelt ami a
sm.iHt r trtig f hmtins i us
iMIVtKSW. iSJ !ltiUtiiil lo itV-
3ut's tmlt p" f
ZS J
3la ituirkut and Hi f tho fctmt 4
. tat hiw heeo mS.I to loettt
dfiittm hiill IrniTtj s'tr seventl
issuifis.
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PROPER!! TAX
RELIEF BILLS
ARE SENT IN
Lieutenant BDverRor forifoMr Juh" stK ds
sttg massacre htresirgaiti
state rs usject of Joint
Resslutten Three Relief
Proposaps Appear Fro
CarfctR BodV
SAU&T, Ore., reb.
lSJ .
ether attempt ts seesr ft Heuitn-
t .r,v,.,...s,. u (v
Kon has iieen ma.ie.to tha form of
tew Joint rosointion 2S. presented
Monitor aftaramm nntter the sliow-
tr f RftHHHKMftvmt Tomfc(..
Norton, Veathvrpoa LftFoilette, t
hitbert, isyttan, tmrBait, James
It. K. SeolS, ISrlRS, Winslow, anfl
Senator Jo Jiunne, Sehttimerleh
5 and BtttBEest,
' Titww, .l.kltlnKl ,.l ..8 .1
to 10 per msi ef (is tsssesseii vain- '"fhwdy Twantietli" ward; Tony
ation. t'tttttjr IjoBiis, iasiHovement ETh,rone' KtK!TO ftff.ttw. -srhow-bunds,
attti attr tettdg horotoforo dwertptteu eorreiKtiKs wttfc that
iegaiiy Virted bat Efrt htsaod, aBa swttnoe bavn given ot the. matt
reftsmiins inrnds are exempt from wh" '"'" tha tSeHtiv EKr for
tho limitation, ! Valentine's day killers. '
in tha seeomt hfiE, admiiiistruttott ' frank Btotmnd, known
of ait inherffant tax taw is trans-: maker of suites Htteco artftai
ferret! from iho state treasurer to i Moran; W'ililant f Itoxenr Kode:
the state tax cemmteton. Knmoel and Josctsh Ateiio, broth-,
rift and r vum.imut tilers and frtomls of Hcttrge tBugsl
! provide si:-,kir:K ftrndit for tin Bay-
bond issues to tho third biil.
trnrfer saatiension of tha rales
ths tower bonus cloited s heavy
i.i.v ,i ii iu,i.
) by tiaaaliig boae biil SSa, whlett
diem ratieetpe Bttd oiuemsos of sena-
tors and ret(rasentft!ives and the
general operating and maintenance
expenses of the S5tb legislative ns
semSrtr." 8AF.E.M ' Ore., Feb. Utt
fWftboitl opisesftiosi the MaSarhey
i "Ht which divides tho seven Jus
tices of tho supreme court Intj
aevea departments for election par
Sisses,' was isassert liy the sea!Q
Wonday. The effect ta that each
candidate far the supreme bench
ran in eontwtt for a particular
piaco on the bench and out against
Sine field as at present.
Olfter messttfint uaeu By tlta
aenafo Sfomiay included:
Seaato siii 249, by commiites on
BieohoSSe traffit! StrenBthetttog tho
law proSiiirfEmg atrtomoWiea Iwltisc
driven hy drunkeis drirem. Tbti
se.eoBd offense hi made punishable
hy iraurittaamettt to tho peniton
tiary. Senate Mil hy commiltee on
alcoholic traffic LitttlttBR to drug.
Rials the sale of wine tunica, utc
ami restirieihiir iiielr advertiainy.
Jlotise bill St, by Ursmgugh
Ne &&i egiats esde strengthen
ins aet and increaaftig brokers' li
cense fees. . -, ; .
ttonse bit!, by Uuseil and Tomp-Rln8-Aiithorfee
sebtml boards to
SEstaMlHh aieaa for transponaiion
i Hmtse but Aft, by ChlndBjen -
SPiNAL MENINGITIS
mi m um urccn
I UUHU UI1 ILuOLL
B1SATTLE, Feb. !. (J One
hundred forty-stx steerujto passcn
sera ami seamen were Quarantined
here when She American Mail
ititer IfreEdent iUneoin dotkevt
jwitb J2 viruEenc cases of spinal
fnicnlnsltls.
SEVENT.EE
II j I I
j jl
II jl I I
O II I
p4 1 1 I 1
f 1111. J
Oommmn
Asks
Whole-
sate Arrests in
Shieago
Massacre Probe Photos
of Some Wenttfiei-r'Bte
Book' of Crimtnais Is
Studied. :
', I'lflCACO, Feb, S. WT ilaexf
poflee tlt-taifff ami JTs wavtlsers i
! the noils nee-metf Stt fttnettua, effte-
tlvety today ta ehiiroga'tt aitltr
- tmtntc eleetlutt. for ottlr tnfnwr itts
: aereements and irregttfetrftea wes-e
reiHrted,
l-'ouc orecinet capttttms iiivolvctl
I In dboute outside jswiiing tiaee.
were nrressletl ami iKftef So ihr
Iquustlotttng. Tluey vfem dlamlsetl
when they exuiained they ere
utrning: ainut fesMSrsess VKters
unluide poll. ' f
l CtnCAttO. Feb. Sfi. Are &r
:'er tvr the arresi i7 me; Wits
lit the
Several t?f tSie mtn in h
he sall, may tms-e ?eeR &w lu-tinU
i feillevs. OtUeca are feeCttrt ta have
deftntta and traitoftttttt Uft&wietK&
i'hytsruvh it
jhttve U;a tdenttftciJ &o said, by
!trtttMwe whose tdentKlat hn&
' been kett seerl f ih&te
tHtlitm, Th& arrest: weee as-iit:rtnl
after Stegc had spent sevemi hoeot
; twtK os erimmsis, skis bss iu
""S tta J'"86 w, .
T Klro: ' ,
, ctea,!" Rrrerte a nfcort
lt,",, "SO wSH,n a SBf! WB
fuumt at "The CU-easf1 ' cafe ot
which he Is part ewear, '
'Tnnr Cape-Bla VttmgSt F6 .
known as a slRffnr, imiSeateU Hv
n wvm-iter twis year as. Km! part-
' ttCC Of iaddXe . -
Jatit teltm, nm
( t'hnrles Kaket; Freak Mtite autl
MutUi&z Key Mini.
Mttddox hi a maior hope of the'
investigators, lis live iar tb2
private garage hi whieh She slay
era car was found ias week. Ills
previous possession: ot it machine
sun wan stitvinmr mci smmiremir
police S their ausplefeis ihiit - lie
tuay be ahie ta stive vatuahte Enfor
muttott, - - .
. 8chuiia is IcnoivR as he who is
deadly with aniail IreivriK . fie is
reputed to be a master of the use
of springs, eotteeale! ttt bbs sleeves. '
by- which iie ,Ss afeie lo orop nn
automatlu pisi&i iiiiy eaeh fcaml
much fastctf tbess fliase who draw
a gun front pocket or holster. -
Beleastri? has on fingry' miss
inif. A man similarly marked was
ot the wheoi of tue feiKecs car,
. Police attached sbjotitettne?
a Cicero jjoiiee star found la s
raid ai a Forest J'ark roatlhease
yesterday, fenus of. til suns slay-
(Cotitintted ott pnsi, tftH
Will Rogers S&yti
KKW YORK, Feb.
Snj", what tte yau btHtvr Bksut
LititJj- . Wbnfc s ssit'kee fie i.t
nutfttiig out f Ibew ofeet
fimiecs who ta see tfteEf
pins tfi a
trtttn ur tt tti
eyele. What
a boost fur
sTtittkm. The
9 modern girt
is gting to
wty, "Fly t
mc, kid. l)o:i't ee-me ersT j
ing ttp here ta Buiefc.f
Yott tritt fiucJ. ttei ihe
Iempser sboutEtEg tvtss fEtt
aiie et! by Hie Los Angeles
eliiHiibet fif eowmeree fw
him stivisiif mmh pttMieity
io Ftoritla.
IToover'n ouFy gtii six move
duys to draw naitius out of
tli hut . Votli'Si,' : -
AViLl- KOiiEKS,'
(Continuca on I'age ElS'it,).
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