Medford mail tribune., February 28, 1929, Page 1, Image 1

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TWELVE PAGES
MEDFORD, ORKGOX, Till' R.S DAY. FEBlMAltY.
SIGNING PACT THAT MADE VATICAN FREE STATE
March of Events.
Another Pact.
Another Trust.
Smallpox in China.
VISIT WHS
Charles E. Denney and Carl ;
1
II cf , 'MrVl Highest rear ago today ... it '
II II O II I II f Uiucst year ago today 40 ,
28, 1929. ' n 3.,9
CONGRESS 1 AIR LOVERS
APPROVES S I UNAFRAID
m in a niMrT in
,y.te .pAiipi rrrn m . i
UUlTll llilu hstr5A hi U !
FLY A A N
o
i (Copyright, By King Feature
Syndicate. Inc.)
Trouky.-teuin Mr. Ooi at j
considerable jcuRth just what '
happened to him, describes his
downfall and exile as "La
mnrehe desnvenements," "The
march of events."
He mip;ht bettor have do-'
scribed his troubes as due to i
"La faiblesse .humninc" "hu-i
man frailty." '.
Trotzky eouMn't hold
place because he lacked
his
the
strength to hold it. Had pow
erful Lenin lived, he would
have held power, and Trotzky
in Lenin's shadow would have
, .. ij, Ti I
continued to direct, the Russian
army, which he did admirably.
, Trotzky 's statement, that Sta
lin and other Russian leaders
that exiled him and his friends
are leaning "to the right," that
is, toward conservalisni and
capitalism, will interest Amcri
' ca's conservative government.
Stalin, intelligent Russian,
knows that power without
, money is n shadow, so he leans
in the direction of money. , ,
Bcvclation of a war agree
ment between France and Bcl
fiiiim disttirbes the innocent
Brilish, but' It doestl t disturb :
... ,, . .
MIS GO.UUrj . i
W6 are willing' to put our I
. . . nor, wno nay neen' nciniff since me
itiiRers. m ; the . erflcko,an$4:((,nHr fronts Afmn. or tionryi
door, trust irur to 'lirevent the j Stlmsoivhns been hlBhly rooom
. . ' i mended for -the office. Mr. Hoover
door Rlldtlenly-(llosltip:.. : nlm has been urgedi to i apiiolnt
The Germans, nre excited
about the French-llelftian war
naet. that, according to rumor,,
ivonld enmnel either of the twl i -:"'r" lno "ever nome to-! (ior(1n jj. nMley of San Frnn
HOUin tompei tlllltl oi nil ' included Sam II. Thomii?oii , , .,
nations to join inc oilier m any
.ht sirninsl fJermanv ' i
This interest inc
' vcvellltioil
i ,j
.should convuice our govern-
ment that (ieorge Washington
i -ii... frtll-In.r
lUlCH lllllll lie .-
about when he advised the
lTnitcd States lo keep out ol
Knropc's affairs.
The Krcuch have discovered
an oil trust, with livitain and
ihe I'nited States combining, to !'
control oil producing fields all t
over the world, to the dctri-,
ment of France.
American oil stock and oil j
well owners would like to j
know who runs that trust; and I ,
why it doesn't do somclhing to j
prevent the suuandering of oil.
, i
A Widespread OUlhrellk of
. ,
smallpox ndds to ( .limn s troit-
hlcs. The Chinese, more inlel
Upcnt 1hnn somir Ainerienns, np
preeialo the iiiiportnnce of vne-
. , , . , , i
ctnation, and have, rlesignatert
March 1, next, "as "National '
vnecination day." Ignorance
QUill opposes vaccination in spite
of the fact -that what was once
the most, dreaded disease has
ceased to he important in civil
ized countries.
When Voltaire's friend, Cath
erine 'of Russia, was inoculated
ith vaccine from th arm of n
lil lie hoy and created Hint boy
1 r cm,,t1nnv t' .,,.
""kc u, "-'I'- "'"':
olher face was disfigured by 'today.
ii .. ....1.C If onmllnnx lhO'-',1 empowered to arrest
smallpox rnarhS. ll smanp(i.n h ,.. ,,,
deaths were now what thev
' ., ,b- r.,:n
were then, a CHJ iikc 1 1111 au
would be fortunate if it fscnp -
' -nrJ-i A , fm,
cd with .id.tKHI (IcatiiN iroin
smallpox jx year.
Mr Nichols Kausas Cltv real es- jI':'rU' Kroln are rauslng perturba -
min mnn said he would he willlngi""" cottage on the site ,fj
. o ..nine bv lnnnrdo da,"1" "" urown .lug tavern.
vine llf crrtiin of Its genOueness.
or do nvil,lne eNe to help Ihe
rii nf hlch he Is so nrond
Kansas Ci v almost bought .
I eonnnln da Vinci that, nccording
to Sir Joseph Hnveea. Leonardo
ki.n'nAir never saw
hluiBQir never sa.
N (Continued on Page Tenj
Agriculture and .Commerce
Portfolios Go to Surprise
Appointees Davis Re
tained As Labor Secretary ;
Philippine Governor As
pirants Conned by Hoover!
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S. IIP) ,
PresidelH-oIect Hoover has com-
plc-lcd his cabinet with the relen- j
tlnn of James J. Davis as secreiai-y
or labor and the selection for agri- t
culture and commerce of t men l
who arc described an surprise up- j
pointments. j
11 Is said by those close lo the
president-elect that the names of
the remaining two men havo not
even neen nicniioneu in any ui inu .
wld(,BI.ca(1 speculation about the
cablitet which has been going the j
rentals ever since election day. 11 !
was added that Ihey were oul-
stnndlng citizens.
The other men regarded 'by Air.
Hoover's friends as cabinet ccr- ;
talntics are Henry L. . Slimsiin of
Now York, lo in? secretary of slate;
Andrew W. Mellon of l'ennsyl
vania. 'secretary of tlie treasury;
James W. (iond of Iowa, Secretary
ot War; William 1). -Mitchell of ;
Minnesota, attorney general; Wal- j
ter F. lirown of Ohio, poslmnsler :
Kontrul; Charles Francis Adams of :
.Massnchusetis, secretary of the :
navy, nnd Y)r. Ray Lyman Wilbur'
of California, - secrelary of the ;
.'Interior. ,
I Willi his cabinet worries off his ;
mind, Sir. Hoover save additional
attention lo other appointments.
William J. - Donovan, assistant to
the attorney ft-enernl, having re.
tux! tno post or Rovernor Beneral
oi inc iniii nes, ..ir. noovcr nas
to find a man for that place.
KuKene A. (Ulmore. vico Kover- i
llrlKadler Ceiieral Frank H. Mc
Coy, who headed the American
mission lo Nicaragua, hut il is
understood that he is disinclined to
name n military man.
oi Illinois, president, and Chester
t.ray, .Washington legislative rep- ,
sentatlve of .the American Farm j
Hureau -"Federation; F. Truhee
i i-u. is, nssisiaiu secrelary ui w ar
K avinUn anU willlnm5 r Mnc.
! Cracken, assistant secretary of
: commrce Ior aviation.
.The secrnlnrv of ot.-IcII ,e n,,.l 1
Mrs. .lardlne were luncheon guests ,
i of .Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoover.
DILL HALTS IN
E
- t
WASHINGTON, l-Vb. 8. UV) j
Administration leaders broke the
imDu.fter m tiu- senate at a. ;
m. today and the m-nnte adjourned.
fa few jninuten later al'ti'r bciiiK in';
Mrf,si f,,,. moro (hnn !4 Continu-
( oub hours.
Adjournment was taken only
after the senate for the first time
this session hart been forced to :
i.s sergeiiiii-ai-ui ins lu nr-
0,t i,senteo members to ohinln a
uuorum so business mlgin proceed.
direct Its ferK?ant-nt-arnin to ar-
The long session resulted from a
filibuster by Senator 1)111, Demo
crat, Washington, against an Item i
111 tno NCfnn-f Of f i-nfV Vlltlt.1v 1.11"
to nrovirt. 7 n, ,; . . . . .;.;. ;
the proposed Xicaraguan canal'
Alter L':,10 a. m. tn,y ndminis-
nation leaders served notice .hey:'
wore prepared to hold the senate
ln session continuously until a vote .
was reached. i
Senator IUII thin said he would !
biO illlng to let the hill come 10 n
volo If the senate would rec,1:
until 11 o'clock this morning.
This was ngreed to with the
1 unuersuinning mat a vole would
he takeOiot later than 1:15 p.
i geant-iu-larms was not compelled
! to do to as four senators the
. nHmh(,r net.oll , mnkc n 1Uorunl
j appeared shortly niter the order
",lw"1' '
1 4
1 ninr ..iioHi i.ristn.
IHTTO. X. J., Feb. JS. .i
"tatli.n on the underground mil-j
whore a fugitive slave was-
"n"t ln " Pursuit and buried. Wal-
-r C Treichier. retired chemist. ll
FILIBUSTER BY
VOTE PR0M1S
I"r"'n unni.ie to sleep. n-weive; 1 lie iiamni snnereo me loss t
mien, some with pistol., some wlthl of a brand new hat nnd got
i pencils and one n medium, sat mil no money.
1 M hu fmin() no ,rncc of;
'shost. 't4
1 r vi u -i .-Jxrvg;
1 I m WIH I'll l illl T a
ln hi 1 i..ih-i'Tt urnimm i nil mi r f iii.nni. ' ' "--tV rflHltuM
. Cardinal Gnsparri, papal secretary of state, is shown affixing hit signature while Premier Musso
lini looks on. The agreement ended a GOyear period of coolness between Vatican and Italy.
LET CONTRACT
.
FOra.rKUIIr..-
Wis wbwiwi w,4 ; . w .... latlmis or Ihe prohlhl'lim laws.
, . . ,-. JACKSON, Miss.. Feb. 28. fWr n IT f r-i millBllr8 n" K"ch to lite presli
PACKING PLANTiiiiilBE CUT iniEWiSH
Bin Construction Job Goes
to L.
River
Rpntl(i HfinfJ IVn lh''"ind callous ot nl
DCIIUCJ, liuuu coliol had been dumped into
Machinery Con-
tract to Be uiven boon,
Says Scherer.
; Contract for tho construction of
in $200,000 storaKO and packlnK
plant to he built by the .southern
Oreunn Hales, Inc., at Stewart
i nv-emiA nl Piieifie blirhwnv. was
,,,t yesterday to I.. M. Ilemley of j
lloo(1 llh.01., orewon. Figures or
lhp IlWard wero not announced.
lmil , scherer, Benerar mnna-
eiv said today that the ctmtiiieuf .
:io'fh'iehirniKirQa1iYbrirof7
the plant would be let within iho
ucjU ten days. )
Work started this morning on
excavation for. the structure, unit
Ihe work of
installing an extensive I
. will be started in.-
siding system
mediately by the Southern 1'ncific
raiiroan company
yaiimion of the ventilation. . Tho
hlino H111..1V syMenl wm he us(.a
Xns yi,i,.m eliminates the use of i
oilrt. and Was propcrlh-s fur tlie
i'Vcn withdrawal of heat from the i
fruit. ItiiMey I.s un authority on :
ventilation niul distribution of air j
in .sloritKe pluntH. . '
U Ih figured tliat the lnnt will
br, ,.,)niplete.l In loo days. It will
i be one of the largest, most com
etc, anil modern plants of its
kind mi the l-nclfle coast, nnd will '
be III operation during tin coming
fruit season.
1.. M. llenUey
who received the
eontraet, Is an expert oh
Kior.iKe constructing, nnd
superlntendeil the building
cold
lias
of
many similar- plants
the northwest.
The pliiiM for the plant were
drnwn by 1 It. Jtunipbrey.", nrehi-v
t tt-ctural enRineer, of tliis city .
The plnnt located upon the Pa
cific highway will be sonifthlntj of
a civic phow place, as il:inH are
underway for extensive landscape
ffurdenlmr. '
' . m
TO SHAFT DEATH
l.(is AXflFI.FS, Feb. 2S. (jT'i-
llT''"' , J,,m"""-. 6' ."T'
"
apartment house under construe -
,io" h, re" The boj- father. Xn-:
'hnn I,',"nI"'' 1 ,hP. ,,':"!
" d.nr
...-... " t - ' "
Hotel Clerk Bests
Bandit in Battle
. for Cash Register
j 4
I
PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. as.
(PI Hen Pullman, a hotel
' clerk, today proved himself a
belter man than a would-be
I bandit who entered Hie hotel
'ml Irled to force open the
! cash register.
i fuiiman met ine tmnnit as t
he leap.d over the counter
4 hrandishing a short length of
,,ipe. The clerk grappled with
,T ,i.-. .hit Hini'wi.i.
n the robber, wan a fall and 4
battered him. although ihe
man escaped. Pullman suf-
fered a cut and bruised face
In Ihe bout.
I ram Is Wrecked
.
had planned over a hank, .
men enrrvinir nails, runs, tin us
vt,n asiuubs
swarmlnK from nearby
V If
Ihe ditch by the accident. The
joy was short-lived however, v
-
rjictrifit VotfiPS til Dpcide
U " Uel',IUe
Supply--Budget Strength-;
HOUSE PASSES i
Trvmnni ni m
m mm w iri
ILAIUUUU I Lril j
mm tr nil i n
. , . I... "l'ruf. Campliell spoke freely."!
ened By H. B. 239 Bondjsai.i Mr., von tioevenberg. -iiyi
j leaving the tolerance, at lis present
Issues for Cities Limited """ he fen red mat me ;
10 Per Cent.
'SALKM, Ore., Feb. -2S. (A)
With oulv Hi opposing voles the
lower house Wednesday afternoon
! passed tho ireu texllmuk Mil. , which have, already arisen In (ler
I Tile hill, introduced by Ander-; munv, A ri-netltlon of the lOUti
nynoil, provides
for tho purchase of textbooks hv
i school hoards for tlie use of mi-!
'J'""' " iieiuer or not me icxidook-i
ru"1, "u n,"IM,i, ny miu kcihmii
uisuiiL ih ui ue iieciueu oy h vene
of the people in (he district af-
tlnn on a graduated scale.
tew minutes niter the house
ipnsseil the district textbook ai l
i Speaker Italph Hamilton took llu'
floor anil withdrew his lexthook
, Tliree property tax relief com-1
: miss inn measures were passed by
(the lower house, without contest,
Wednesday nflernoon.
i no 1 11 hi , nouse mil z:i, win. m .
Its wot kings, strengthen thu slate.
, budget act by providing for tlie re-
vision or Intilgela after adoption,
fur the ,-tvlul ,.f iirfolru lw,l.ui
, ,"' "
' mid accounts relative to receipts
an. I expendHires, iitttl reiiutrliiK a
syslem or accounting lo he kept as
i prencrihjtl hVie governor.
House mil oi. mo second passed,
i HinilH bond Issues of any city "i"!
'oVZ H"! d "' ""r C'""
I .. . . - . . ' . .
1 sinking runds ror payment or lg-
terest and principu! on bond h-sues.
SAI.EM. Ore. Feb P,-lf
. referendum Is Invoked ol,e
. personal income tax hill passed by
luirnnn- (nnnmn n w 1. 1 I I .... I 1...
II. o hniun W..Im.,uiIii. all,,p,,n
Its rf,. will I... .I....1 1 ni n u0;,i
election the first Tuesday after the
lirst .Monday In next .November.
'provides house bill 5Uii, introduc(d I
Zl y
Only IS votes wero cast Against I
;caine up for vote at a o'clock Wed-;
I nesday afternoon. Norton and llaz-
Hull .iinimn.,1 tl.e .orU n
floor. Opposition was considered M ARTINHMI.I.h. .. J., I'eb. ..
I useless as the votes were so well ' Harvey Oillgglns, novelist I
! "sewed np." The only voice raised 1 ' ""'"i "lory writer, died at Ills ;
against Ihe Income lax betore the i Doiililediu-k Farm, early to-:
i .. WBs taken was Ooldsilti nf!'"V eoinpllratlons billowing an ,
1 Willnomah. 1 1 attack of luieuinonin Mondiiy. He,
, Those who voted against the;'1"" "' years 01 m'-.
! personal Income tax bill were An
Irews. HimiHugb. ilurdlrk. Ilvnon.
',iir.n, I H IT. (.OlOSieill. lieillllT
j sou. Kiibll. Mrs. l-ce, Mularkey.
, M,caur. Macreadv. Metsker, Rush
lig,t, Hetllemler and Wells.
i A scIkI election to be held on
June US, l!2'.i, when all measures
enacted by the legislature with the
1 referendum clause, may be voted
ion, Is nuthorlwd under hnusn bill
l
(Continued on roue Klght.)
E
,h. Von Hoevenberg in Con
l.l UIIUC VV Illl
Dlllcd II I
Chief Foreign Agitation;
SPRAY RE 10
1 FRANCE May
Cnienrt All C n n i n n o ' ''""penditures of I I'.M.iiU I on he
r - reared All i eCl I UN bi,mlt of llui Hepuhlican ticket In
i Northwest Included
. .. . . t
ll 1s within tho ranKo of p.t- i
hiliiy tluit the tnleraneo fur Kpniy
reshtuo oti fruit, may be red;ieed
from .02. to .015," 11. Von Jlooven
boru, Jr., itresident of tho Jfiekunn
County' 1'inilKioworH lontfiio, .totil
t'.Hie in'i))berH of tho Jlu'!i3 Jtlver
Tr 'fsnclnlJen',' at the. rcfjular j
V-ertcly Vu'uf.-ilnB iof 'that 'orKnnlzu. j
tlnn ihji ttoih. ' ' ' ' " "''
jSlr. -Van Hoevenherg returned
It,;, rioul t,r Mm ivnt,L-' fi-nm n trill
y(o Washington, I). C, where ho j
, Uv" ''onferences Ith
Campbell, ohlct of Ihe bureau o
c,)mm,.,.ce. ;,-
gniwers fiilght relax In Iheir el-j
l forts. The real reason, 1 believe
: was the fear nt agllalloil agnlnst
any -residue of lead, arsenate or
! lend 'excluded. ' lly reducing the
!' tolerance of spray to .01 fi, or even
i . Hi,
tlie drp-iruneiir ngures ui
theatl ofr any agitation, echoes of
iviieii 'l
spray .n-sidlle iiKltiltlou Is not lie.
''i-a,- ,.,ii.ili, ui.nlil affect all
fniit sections or the northwest
; "I'rof. umpiicJI pnoi a irinuie
in the ui-owitm of the itouiie ttiver
valley," Mr. Villi HnevenburK said.
Tlie bureau head declared that
tliov hud eraslit-d the ruililamen-
!it vemitiv hud honastlv and
' ,.,.,.stiv striven lo comply with
,,e department rulings, and were
i w,() ,, ,n,dcl tor other me-Hnna
: to follow.
Ml Voif lloevenburg said thai
j lt. tolerance may remain at Its
1 present point for nnother year, hut
,,,, d,,,,,,,,.,, ,Veic under mnsider-
ntlon. ' i
1)u',.n) ty n the capital, j
j,,., Vl, iivi.nbuig cimfcrreil i
. tnn ,wo Oregon sennlors upon
... .
securing a larur upon iianauiiH, inc
,,.,,,,,,.,,1 f,.i,, l(11y f, ,.,.,, coining
ln competition with American
0,-chards. ' He said that he was
! surprised that other fruit secllons
f th(, ,,, .,. ,.eUinK lh0 same
leglslntlnn.
1 "''' ihM S;n""r McN'"
bad promised nssiHiHiice. and th
r.....i.x.. un.,...... i.f.u s.rr i in i
JT:uri IIH IH i-m-lllii linn Hi tin: I
,,, .lff ,,,.,,
( Af)r . ,,. ,lf Ml. Von i
1 H'-evenbui g. the traffic asso.-la-
' ''""'vent Into executive .ess.,,,, to
1 hear a coinmiltee report.
I The director of Ihe Frllltgrow-
! I It'll F tl 'UltllllHtf If "HI, I
' ers lengil,:
tvlil meet tomorrow
i aftern.-on at the Hotel Medford,
1 " ' ...
111111 jiruiiii-iiirt o 111.1 jn,,n,ut inns -
HI MHO n.
Thfe Noted Dead
! H" ' survived by bis widow and
orouiera.
llta I..la.itu., "Thn Uni,,t o
'- ' - . 1
( Kuters," "Adventures of Delc-tlve
Hi-rnev," "On the Hrlng l.lne and I
j'"rhe Secret H,rlngs." Two or. his,
1 novels were Julie Cane ,
j"d "Clara Harron." j
null
lie was associate chairman of
Ihe committee on-public relations
during the world war.
He wan born In London, Oiitmin,
November 14, 187C.
Cruiser Construction Pro-1
gram Gets Final Approval
Jones Bill for Dry Vio-'
lation Penalties Goes to,
,
P r e s i d e n t Nicaragua
i
Survey Item Agreed To.
' J
'.
WASHIXCTON. Vvh. 2S. (P-
The navy clepuitmiMil nj(roiiia- j
m mi Mill, i r inn if i ni,uim if)
-. ' . i . ,
siooill nimritvtil In thu un, m u t, hi
and was sent lo the White House. '
WASHINliTON, Keh. 2S. (.) ;
lly n vole of 28:1 to 90, tho house i
j today missed the Jones bill lo pro
1 vide, more severe penalties for vio.
lntinns of the prohlhl'lim laws. The
measure now noes to the president.
-(Pi
th 11
flclency up-
priilirlalloa hill for a survey ot Hie,
NlraraKuan canal after Sena'tor
Dill, Ueniocrat, of WiishliiRlon, had
rellernled his opposition to II. (Mil
nn,,,!,,,.,,.,! ft 1 1 l.,,l ,, ,.i,..t,,ut 11,,, i
provision which kept the senate In
session until H:,to,
WASIIINUTON, Keh. 2S. tpy
the last natfamil ramnalKii aixl of
$7,"i.5U lor tho IPtnociaUc ticket
incUirtlUK in both IiihIhih'Cm nn-
tinnul nnii Htulo exinmsos were ro
Ported, today by the enatr cam-
tee. ,
TWO SUSPECTS
BY "CHI" POLICE
CHICM'M) Feb 2S (A') Two
misll(.tBi ,',, f wllm VlP ,.,
,, ,)0(, f,.,- ,,
wlio participated In the Morau
gang slayings, were In custody to
day.' Jack Mcllurn, tember of
Scnrface A I Ca pone's gang, has
been Identified by witnesses, ns
having been at the scene, and
Itocco Fanelli, West Side gangster
arrested today, has been Identified
from photographs as one of those
who fled in a car after the slay
ings. '
.......
tldinmen
Cal. Feb. HS. M'J Two
vere killed and several
passengers Injured by flying glass
when a northwestern I'aelflo pas
fenger train ran through an open
switch nnd collided head-on with
a standing rrelght at Largo, 'i'X
miles north of llealdsburg, today.
our cars of the five-car Kureka
express were derailed.
7.'"'..d',i"':.. ,. . ....oi. il
!. F. trad ley, 41 of W " "
. .. , , I
!'". .n " '" 1
ARE ARRESTED
TW TRANmEN
DEAD N
AT HE
"" 1,t ,"r"w:,1 01 """'"..n the Pacific, coast, and this trip
" " ' '""",.,
tiia 1,-1)1. n Ht,i,''ur nature. Iast year
'wl
" - , , .
liremnn on inc ire.gni.
I fl. W. Cunard, engineer ot mo
frelsbt train, was taken to a """-
Iillal at I kla 11, wnere nis.conm-
ion was pronounced critical
7 - -
.Venn of ihe passengers was se-
rlonsly hurt. Tho uccldent
curred on a reverse curve.
hailbTfisoill
PASSES HOUSE TODAY
HA I. KM, Ore., Feb. 2S.(Pi--A
fish bill, bill a fish bill so amended
"""'" " '"' ""-.
t lii. rm ni. t. Cinimercliit TlHllernien
as to sportsmen, was passed by 1 he
lower house
Tie bill. 1..11
Its original fo
sleelhead as 1
'inner iiimisi- 1 iiiirs.ui, iii.m iiiii.
muse bill 4711. which III
form attempted to class
a game fish In all the
waters of the state, was amended
I lo provide only that Ihn game com
mission, may designate certain
slrcnms closed at certain limes ol
the yenr. ,
S. Howe On Good Wilb
Tour of Coast Seek De-'
sires of Fruit Industry As
to Service,
Charles K. lVnnev of New York ;
I' - ny "i fari s. uowb or (.iiicuuo,
jhlKlt ofi'lclals of Ihe lOrlo railnmil,
i"iveii in ni ; noon wWi
ion ll (iondwlll visit to the Hniiue
t Itlver viilley. They will confer '
tli ih arteniooti with Intlividtial nr-
clutrdlsts, packers and huslness
10m, Mr. UiMincy it vfre-pivniiteiu '
ti i'luuo ol' ojerut!n uiul Air.
(ll n,,,,, i ne win uepail air lae
as-
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( harles I-.. Hemic)'
Hacrameiilo valley In Ihe morulas.
They are accompanied on the trip
by W. It. Hlbley of Seattle, Wash.,
northwest general agent. They arc
traveling in their private 'car.
Mr. Denney and Mr. Howe nnd
their wives wero met at (Iraats
I'nss this morning by A. S. ltosen
buuiu of II. o ..Southern I'aclflc rail
way and brought to this city.
"We are on a lour of the l'nclfle
coast in the Interests of I lie Krle,"
saitl Mr. Howe, "ami are visiting
the lending fruit districts tu fiti.1
out whnt the. fruit Industry desires
111 the way of Increased service and
tu meet our customers face to face.
In this way we can come to' n bet
ter understanding , to the better
ment of nil concerned.
"The Ki le has Iho honor of haul-1
Ing Iho first car of Itoguo river!
fruit ever Bold on the New York j
miction market. Wo now handle a,
largo per cent of the Rogue liver!
fruit shipments to the cast, out of I
j C1J,'Ja
arc here lo learn at first
: hand what, the shippers require,"
I ald Mr. Denney. '-Lnst yenr our
president. J. J. Hernet; president
of the Kile, spent several weeks
'.rleHpen 1 IWW. n mo
IISI F.' " " t
for ,,, hliniInK of deciduous fruit
... .. , . . ,.
,:, t this pier."
. officials were loud In
1 their prnisi of the scenic beauty
()f , lltH vnn,.y, as viewed during)
the ntilo trip from Crnnls Pass, 1
which was made leisurely,
ll Is the first visit hern for Mr.
Henney. Mr. Howe was here n'
year ago nnd last August made a
trip to Crater Lake. Mr. Denney
plana lo return next. August for a
similar Qlp.
GUILTY AS CHARGED
(IRANTrt PASS, Ore.. Feb. 2S
() . W. Chrlstlu ot Klamath ,
Fulls was rnnvlctod on a cliarge ,
iof entile stealing when tho circuit!
court Jury reported Ihe caso late j
last night,
1 The Jurors had been out rour
hmira. .. ;
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Colonel Lindbergh and Miss
Morrow Take to Air for.
Short Hops Today Girl
Nervous, But Smiles at
Finish Lindy's ' Right
Shoulder Bandaged, i
MEXICO CITY, Feb. 28. ypi-
Vnilnnnloil by yestPi lay's "n.la
"mist'
Uiajt Colonol ChnrleH A. UndhorgU
for , more Ihi 30 mlnutCR oer
Valbuena field. The colonel used
one hand In handling a cornmer
rial plane which ho borrowed for"
tho flight. They took off at 10:27
a. m., landed 10 minutes later ni
twice repented that procedure, i
-Miss Morrow seemed a trifle ner
vous as she, entered the machine!
hut after the) three short hops shri
wnB as smlllnn ns the colonel. Both
wore in guy Hplrlts as they cllmhed
out of Ihe machine. ; ! .
They went immediately to their
automobile and waved tlieir hands'
to ihe small crowd at the field asj
they drove away. ;
Both wore helmets and Boggles
as the borrowed plnno was an open
cockpit at fair. They could not talk
to each other while In the air. but.
j,lhey conversed lor about two min-'
uies wane tuey iwere on me" ground)
after their first two hops.-. . . ;
Llndbeigli's right shoulder watf
(Irmly bound because ot the dislo
cation which It sutferud In" yestert
dny'B accident. The colonel trlerf
no stunts with his one-hand" on-i
trol. It was all straightaway ty
lug and within sight of the field
Most of the time lie merely, circled,
over the airdrome. , , . . ' .
llu hopped oil, circled the field
nnd then mado a complete land
ing. After a short conversation
i wuii jim-iMiHsuuKvr ue juoui.euL tno
IllUll.llVttl UUU- 11 HUH 1IIUII IttO
third landing ho' appeared .satis
fied and left the field. , :
foch TsThopeful
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I'AltlH. Feb. 2H. (P) WhlU
Marshal Foch Is well prepared too '
( (liith, ho still believes be will ro
) cover from his presont dcvastatlnt;
i illness, friends say. . , ' . ;
Those friends ' have an intense,
ndmlratloh for the fortitude with
; which the nged warrior has bornfl
I the suffering gf his Infirmity, thn
I pallenco . with which ho haa sub
in It t irt to treatment, and withal
the keenness of his intellect. ',;
Tlut thoy do not share tho mar
shnl's hope. Every day now finds
his strength reduced still niard
nnd makes moro apparent ' thai
ln view of his 7S years. It" is rc
njarknhle that he has resisted , so
long. ' .
Ills life, one of his frlonds said,
is a fin me still burning steadily,
but at the mercy of tho least pi)tf
of -wind. To shield It from such
a puff Is ' the constnnt endeavor
of tho mnrshnl's medical ntteniN
ants, nnd his family.
Will Rogers Say:
'. NEW Y0R1C, Feb. 28.-i
Mr. Arthur Hrisbnne nnd
wifo were to sec our show
yesterday and came around
to tho dressing room, where
we settled the cabinet to
pur satisfaction.
AVc hop
they will put
a postmaster
jr c il trill
in there that
is as strong
for aviation
as lit'. New
was, If thin
Mitchell is a Democrat, ami
they arc noinif to transfer
prohibition enforcement oveij
to his department, that's ft
pretty slick trick of appoint-1
inn Democrat, to enforco
it. Jf yon irot something that
cim't- be dune, appoint your
enemy to do it.
Kveryhody is wondering
what. Mr. Coolidfrc is poinR
lo do. What can he do? It
will take him four yenvs to
nnpiu'k. Yours,
WILL R0C1BRS.' '
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