Medford mail tribune., March 05, 1929, Page 1, Image 1

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MHDFOHD, OlM'XION. TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1020.
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- I Afll fU0 TMH EAKER READY FOR DAWN-DUSK GOODWILL FLIGHT THnnnO Tfi '
Today SOLONS END r .-I
Work!?' :LI lULIl I UllU pMWJ CfSL ' I!nUL 11,111
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HVnninuta. Jno.l . H n hsii b , nr K Kk II
Ualuy Kisltf, president of the
Metropolitan Iifo liiKitriint'o i
Company, died smldt-nly Sun-,
Any, niod 77. ' :
His death in a loan to ill1',
world of insurance and t' i
American business. KuiK'i'iiIly, :
Mr Kiskt bad developed his'
grent company, with miiniito; -tjiwfliiNH,
Shortly before his
death liis miergies had been '
Olicontrnlt'd nptui works (if jdovoi'imr I'uitiirHna hax hIkikmI nun
ptihlifl utility, includiin.' tlu ntt' lIH lfH. tlruwit by tlm Jnrlioa
riiinnpiiiK oc'lhf onihfdral of illn,y 'H'-xutlon, hl. i, ithd.w
.... , . . ,,. , , if mm npproiirliiiliiii the wulnm of
!(. Jnhtl tin- J)1V1II0, and (' j iltn Hohuo river hvlow the Juucllfm
ciallv ou piovidinir tlwolliims'"' '" "oulh forhx ami
. ' , , . 7 iPfoliU'lt" Hie ciiiixtiuctliia ot iIbiiiu
III reitKonnblti remain lor fumi r other oUHinieiioiix in the muln
lifH of moderate liiennt. jilinnnel of ih xiream. It hi a ftxh
I lid own (mployfH had find
enll nil ,th M'i't roiitd it an Lif
ip.'trtinfnl, liluh (;rntli) at low
rout. Tlii'ii i'iiiiu' teni-hors, fin-
men, policemen,. There wer
thoiisniulH on the wnilint; lint.'
Mr, Vixke did nf.t mcrtdy in
iliiluc in philniitliropii! iinpulMV
With his fitworiatp, Fredcriek
I'Vker, vice-president of the
.Metrojxililnn eompfiny, lie prov
ed that npartntenti til moderate
rentals, wikcly planneil, eonld
jiay n fair reltirn on tho invest
ment of inKiiranee mnnict. Tlmi
lie promoted Kiu-h hnildins on
''a larpp seafe.
, An impor1ani. piihliB 'Km'ii'O
rondered by the Mtdropolitnn
Life, tinder Mr. Kislie'n diree
lion, wkk a persinlent ndverl'm
iii( eampaiKn niviuc vhlnfthle
informnlion on health nnd the
jirevention nf disease, ll would
he difficult, to exaptreratp the
value of thix piihlid serviee,
At. I.aUehui'xt n proup of til
Boy , SeoulH from Monmouth
t'Ottnty orpanized the first Hoy
ftV-(ijjon j
FVout . eontaet ' wilh
Cioininnndcr Kosetidahl,; of thn i'onmnictd n conudeie xtate tax
i i. i . t a i pi'oaruni Involving j-reatlon f a
I,os Atielf8, tirraitRed 1 Blart.j'imi ,.,.,, uf ln.
the 6uU OH tho "air-inindtHl"-iiiicmbei'x, provldlnn ror an enuall-
.. j union of uMvKxnimiiK culeulated
r0,u''1:, , . . jto add 1',00, 000 lint) to the xtuie
; - ' ', ' i, . Mux rollx. levylnu C per Rent taxex
(.'ommaiidor Sttiv, of the tor-1,,,,,,,, tMnh ,lm liu.r ..orporntion-
i;ililt AVnr , WterilUM' tll illH the the eninlni:x of xtu. k, bondi
" ' ...! i.tlUH u.. J 1 1 1 I I 111 "I'll 1 lit I I III
hoyg, and tht-y ure prond of
tencher, knowing that he. has
niiidc more Ihim tOO parnchutc
(iump8. '. ; .- , ' . - ,
; ,To reeruit fliers of thc.fntunt
jitmouB Hoy Soout. orcniilKalioiw
'is n (rood idea. A million hoy.-t
of totlay will he fiiors 00 years
hunec. . ' .';'..;''' . ''. ,
One fe.illlll'p. itl Oltr prOHper-1 Furthi r 'meninmendntlons of the
lily is. the Krowth ill I'llilO.! lax relief commission cnaci. d Into
liij is iho v , law, subject to the approval of ih
;HtllteH exports. Jlimei A, Mil-- (jnyernor. limit the bonded Imlebl
"I'dlf IiresidOIlt nf I'llilrri Stlttt'S eilness of munlclpallliis nnd nlher
' l',;"' , , ,i 'taxing units and provide for unl-
Steel, reinilldg yon Hint "IIS rnrm budgeting and neenuntlng
'country iH flxportillt? .prOlluetM
now at an nnuiinl rutecxeced
iiifj hy one, billion' doU!n' M11'
'fXpnrtH of nix yours 8o..v
And thin i done iii pite of
liigH-oconn froiffhtn; nnd of for
cgn wiirph nnd liv'uiK j'.fiHln, for
below our.'
-. Kncli t Htntn . him ,8oml,htnft
thiW. ortlta. for nforciirn market
rennnylvnnin' gupplies Wii'
feneint? to, tho l'ieldn o't',Arr?en.
t'mn. New KnRln'nd sendH shoes
nil , over the world., ,', Virginia
sendH lohneeo , lo Vcimy-tioltt-Ohio
snndg lo Rnnln prlhsH liot-,
. tins in whieh iSpnin ships finrt
nnd Khorry lo. Unfflnnd.j Illi
nois sends fnrm tractors tb nro
jiiUnd Ilissin. the South, sends
cotton to Finland v;,.
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, Atid It mnUos rensotmlilo eniillon
In . Increasing our larlH rates. Im
r pnrtuuU .' '
)1 American labor 'and htiHlnesn
i must hit protected, hut tlnfess wo
Imy nt othors, thoy 'cannot Iniy of
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35th Assembly Closed at 10
o'Clock Last Evening
Tax, Auto and Educa
tional System
Handled During
Bohd Election Vote
Qualifications Approved.
HALKAt, Ori! Alarcli r. ti
RAI.KM, Ore.. March r.. (,V
The Iir.llt le).'iNaivii nKKcinh!)' Ih
now hlHIury, wrllien lulu the rec
ord and filed away in the nrchlven.
lit n clOfilnK reiilarliuble for liar
1 1 1 .i N and deliberation the clocks
in Iho two hotiKcH Hliiie(l hi Hi
o'clock Monday evenlni?. Hluo ill
iidjoiirnnieiit came In iho m iuu at
Hi:".', and .In tho huiixu ut lu:l'i,
'I'lierit wax u foiKilcuoiix absence
all Ihruiixli Monduy of 4he roiifii
hIuii iiHitatly altendant uim the
final dayx of 11 Hemiiun.
While thft x4nat Rt'omnt away
on bill alter hill In nil endeavor to
catch tip with tx cali iiilar and cleur
tlx dcxkii. the houne very di'llber
utety xel nhoitl to Ihi'cxh oiil u lew
ttmtterx that had not , pi-evlouxly
been i.ottlcil in the haiixfactlon uf
nil. Chief ammiK the dlr-piited nc
tlntiri oi the houxe up Inr recun
xlderailou wax that by which the
Income tax hill liuil been enacted
without provli'luti tnr xnhmllllnii It
to ilia people. .
Thii' thu liiwniiikcr'B t.rouBhi
to a eloxe n u-ilay xexNlnn which
twroin onto the xtatuio ttnokx xueh
Important eiinetnicnH na the.c:
t'nnxnlidutioii of the hnurdx of
rei:entx and control of the xtatc
IttNlituilonx of hikher learnlna In
the-hnnilx nf a xlnte hoard of
hlcher erttienilon nf nine memberx,
directed to conduct an ehallxtlv
xtirvey uf the pret'nt educational
yxletn dor nw Oie. coniltm two
yeai'x and then o-L'd Willi a
complete iTorunnixutlnn to elimi
nate dupllcatlonx of work and ex
pense. Kcriurtlon of nuienioblle . Ilc.onne
I fees an avernite of jb per cent,
ihroimh tho, nddltleii of n one
I
other securities. The luiter
iw n.e-.iairea aro expected to in
crease the state's revenues by np
prox 'mutely $ l,2.M.o0 a year and
wipe out the stale deficit during
the current biennlum.
Knurled a personal Income tax
mi'Msio'e, which eomi-s outside . of
tho recommendations of ihe prop
erty tax relief commission, and Is
tili"ndy ihreateneil with Hie refer
endum which would make ll Inop-
j oratlvo beforu November, nun.
even If It Is finally approved by
i Ibe oeoole. '
j .vstemn throunhout the stale nnd
Its subdivisions,
Two oilier measures pnssed and
approved by tjovortior I'atlerson
Impose upon persons voting at
special tax or bund elections the
necessity of owning real or per
sonal property subject lo taxation.
IT
TO LEAD SENATE
IN CURTIS' PLACE
WAHIII.VtlTO.V,' Jfni'ch 6 (I'l
James M. Watson, of Indiana, was
chosen i Ui'PUl'llciin leader of the
renale loday nt ii party onnfoi'iv,oo.
He lakes .Ihe post held by Henutor
Curtis until ho beenmc vlee-presl-dent.
Honntn Ucpiibllcans nleo renom
Innlod their officers for the seuiilo.
Including Menntor Moses, of New
Hampshire,, lo to president pro
I oi.i : Edwin 1 Thayer, of Indiana,
to ho scerolnryi Davis 8. IJiiri'y, of
Hborto Island, lo bn, sm'geant nt
nrms! nnd the Kev. K. II. Phillips
In be chaplain, These offices must
ho confirmed by (he senate,
Mattcrs' I fn
The chief pilot of the Ouition Mirk In it: endurance achievement io (hown above beside his
new Boalng pursuit plans in which he will take off from Orownsville, Tex,. Mjrch 10 to fly to the
'Colon sntrjncs of ths Panama canal before the su.n ftets. He will stop six tiroes enroute.
jSTUOENT RIOTS GHANEY CHARGE H0IV1E FOLKS OF:
iiAitrnnu paoio nrn loour Kinnru AnmmMi
SnHLItU Dl uHolo ulhu looucnuni nMiYiriun
I AT ANNARBOR IN GRAND JURY GREETCALVIN
Four Thousand Basketball
Celebrants Storm Theater'
Police Use Tear Bombs
'Prexy' Uses Tongue Lash
Six Arrested. 1
ANN AltllOlt, Allch., Alur. i..-(V)--l-'uur
tbouxaiul xludeiltx cele
luatcd .MIchlKlin'H bnxkitliall Vic
toi-y owr WIconin luct niuht, V
to by ntiemptlnu to xiorin their! UII, y,.m- iKaluxt Newton C t'bn-1 l "'ed .suites, and' to Airs. Cool
way Into the Alli blK.in ihuater. j m.y ,..v-dliovll attorney, and dlx-! 1,lfe "" '.their return to private life
I'ollec tear bombx repelled three, mixscd a xhnrt time auo on a mo- l"'uy.- : .
allackx, but It wax the appearance i Hon of the xlale attorney general's' 'r,u' c.lebnillon of, their home-
ni IliA lli,.it,.i- nt ttr f Mn i..n,- I'oolr ..rrl.... ....1, .... ...ol.... ... ,1... . COIOillU Wax 0 Olllet OIlC In keeitlniC
Little, university problem, ihnt
finally rtlxlierxed the crowd. Six
xtuib-iiis were aiT'ieil but only one,
wax hVluK held' by i.ollce"tTMTay: "
The xiu dents, xiialie-danclna
through the xirceis In a riotous ,
lieo.y Oecauie thitO' team bail Just
aksure.l Ml.-hlgi.il a tie for .be
li'n c:ia lipiousoii, iiixmi-ii . u e
cIooi'h ff tho tlUMllOl
frfo mlmUtnnic.
demanding
Thr thoatfi nmnniicr called utwn'
nIuk' h:untfi and ii-ditT l rpol thc!
I II n II Willi II tt'iiiti'M IIIN I if 1
the student demand, and then. call. . business-like manner. A new roof """'' : memoer o. me, "' , """'"i"''
e, police, who brought tear bomb's, was recommended for the main ! t;n,u,4t""e Kl,0"k h"nrt! wit" the u..l ch.irge of southern opera
Tbivo times the blinding, choking! buljdlng of tho poor farm, with ! "r vrMont and 1,1s wife. t.yns to Almazan.
gas pellets routed the m which flre-proof material suggested for1 , ""w ""..y"u1 ,'!'!', il,,yor-', li,"a- "' " . " "ffiClal Sovern-
gradually decreased In ..umbers to "i" '""flng. u' f -'' '"X ? ind'"
al,mu f,u In Its investigation of the county lu' Bll""k ,,:,n,", wilh Jlt,yr Andre, cations the rebel movement ix more
Six ornamental doors and a In rn o !
window were broken and a kIhik '
lectrlc sign was damaged when
Us supporting rubles were cut. liol-
tics, ckbs. stones and . vegetables '
were l, -own y tno -'""".
mm itiiim.r n( hi home. jtmikt.
: . . .... .. '
blleriy bu energetically lo the ,
crowd and within a few minutes jj.i .j rtT
tlm attack was ended. JlAl II I 1 I I V I
The six lU-rcs.ed. all but UU II I I I I I :
mrili ii mih i iii'inm n in ox s(uoi-ios.
In the engineering college, were;
Henry ll t'liue, 1-altochc, s. ).;J
liyron Wells, SiMittvlllc, .V. y.; '
John Kelsey, Wvllvllle, N. Y.;
George 1,. Alorse, Lake Odessa.'
Allch.: ISernord McCain and UoyaT
II, lbrst. The latter iwo Id'-ntl-j
fled theniselves ax engineering stu- i
dents, but tbelr names are not on
file In the office of Ihe dean of
students.
Cu.tte Is being held as the leader
of the uprising.
The Michigan theater was glv-i
lug a free show Cor studenls In Hill !
auditorium, I'lilvorxlty hall, when "gi"n ot thu l ight of Andrew Alel
ihe crowd smrn.ed the llieaier. Ion to conllnuo us secretary of the;
, ' : . . . I treasury and of Ills right lo hold'
PHOltlA, 111., Mnreli, B, (VI
Aturder warrants against two men
mid their wives were ordered Is-
sued today following Ihe coroner's !
""i"'" """ """" '
Hoppe, one of In persons who died
in ine i-eona utsiriei nuring the
last three days, supposedly frnn:iP,.
poisoned llouor.
Mil INTERESTS
JCRW 'VOI!K, Alar. 5. M'i -.
Kormtitloh' of a new $i(iO,iHio,(lon
company lo u kniiwn n the Avia
tion corpornlloo was annottneed to
day by (Irabam 11. (Irosvenor, pres
ident of the Falrehlld Avlallon
company, who will head' the new
concern. Thu new corporation,
which included representatives . of
several Inigo railroad, .steamship
and banking companies, will be a
holding company and will 'Acquire,
an Interest. In at least six eslnb.
Ilsii'id manufacturing anil trans
portation companies.
inquisitorial Body Has No
Objection to Dismissal of
Indictments County Jail
and Poor Farm Reported
As O. K.
( 111 lU l'e:ort filed lute yexti-k'duy
iiftcrfttMin, (lie Krand Jury, which
. wax lit heKxlon for hevcral tlays In-
vcxllKitlnK Intllcl incntx, i'lurned
,iln,lcd Indlctmenix nnd the i
mutter, which wax such source ut
county wide Interest la.-.l year, Jx 1
iw.W '.lehniteiyVt rest. ' '
When the dismissal was ordered '
last month. II was provided the ;
mutter .would have to be re-con-
sldcred by the grnn.t Jury before
ioe oisiuissiu eouiii oe regar.icu
official. .
In other parts nf Its report, the
Jury fountl th county Jnll in koiI J
fmina' th- county !
ho mnniiRPil in ii j
condition nnd
t " MMiimKi-ii III u;
prohibition
fund from February
H'SS. to January. I9J0. the Jury
reported ll wax managed In an '
ertlcleni manner.
Tl1'' report w as signed by Don
''.,-'" " " '" ;
'" .IuHiih Korh.
I
WASHINGTON. .March 5.-1):
The senate today ordered tin luvel-1
office under the law forbidding (he
'treasury liciul to be interested In '
j business.
j Senalni' AlcKellnr, Democrat, of,
I Tennessee, proposed the resolution -of
lnvesilgatlon utter I'lesldent
Hoover decided lo keep Air. Mel-!
lion and .lames J. Duvls, secrotnrv ;
jot labor, In bin cabinet .without re-1
j nomination. The resolution was
I approved wllhdiil n record vote.
With Hie declaration Hint "ICvery
,, knows Mi Mellon Is nil right," ,
Senator Heed, ltepuhllcnn. of Venn-,
'syivanin, tntimntc friend of the
(rensury head, gave his consent to j
t, .investigation asked by AKiKel-
Cocktail Shakers
and Shoes Feature
Exhibit of "Art" !
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NEW, VOHK. March 5. M
""" " Ban nil ve t
v i wo pictures hung nt the nn
l .vl.ll.l ........... A .
MELLON FROM
CABINET SEA
t . . . . ' . , crate at. $3.?ri to $4. -
lomhe ."T. ',m0 J' 0.""rt .continue to he easy in
lino p 1 u in h o rs, vegetarians, lprie 1 . . , ' .
shakers and what not lo the Seaside I'o-tnim foe en..-.....-.
Waldorf. it
iCIold Heuch liiimlilng season Is Salem ItCA Vllnphono equip
now In lull swing In Curry county,' meat Installed In Klslnoro thontro.
Thirtieth President and Wife
Return to Private Life-
Noisy Welcome Avoided
Legion Band Plays
'Home Sweet Home'.
Xoftf IIAMl'TOX. Alasx.. Alareh :
I. UV) Northampton jtave a whole '
bi?aited welcome to Calvin Cool
lde, thirtieth piexlilent of the
"'" "' -simplicity thai has char- j
ac.teruel tnc Itle of the former
pi-wlde'nd In keeping with his; ' nr. army
Jtjnwd desire tA-avoltra nolHy j'pHojw l-'fn-c
KieetlnK heoauso of the Illness of
'-"m' fioodhue, mothor of
l Ali-s. foolidro.
The .'eily'i
. ... ...
... ' "' welcome was ,
. - i
wnen.u recepxion
"""nuuee. nou.le.l by .Mayor Jesse
CooIJiIbc'h prlwito car on which
lllo' h:,1 '"e trii home from
I
nappy iu nave you
I here," Mayor Andre xald. "In
,"l,!l'c ot P'opleof Northamp- j
ton, I welcome you."
"That Is very nice of
Mayor." said Airs. Cuolidgc.
you,
After receiving the greetings of
V. " vv '""
Air. and :
tuoiuiKc mopiieit to the rear
plattorn, of their private car nnd
''ecelved thu applause or more
' oUtens who had been
standing in the rain for almost an
, iiour (iwaiting ineir appenrance.
-Mr. Coolltlge was wearing a silk
j bat and a black overcoat with n
i fur collar. Ills wife wax becom
; Ingly dressed In tan. With her
' was her chow' dog,'- one - of the
, White House pors which she
brought from Washington. Air.
i and Airs. Coolldge smiled as they;
1 slood on tho platform to receive j
! the greetings of the crowd nnd to j
i permit camera men to make pic- .
! tores. .
As they stepped to the station i
j platform, the American l.eglou i
post band played "Home, Sweet !
: Home." , . '
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E
POUTLAXD, . Ore., - Alar. S. IP)
'' 1,11 Hens more attentive to duties.
tho egg market underwent a de-
i cllno or two cents nil down the line
today. . .
j Standard extras dropped to !,
! standard firsts to 25. fresh niedl-
i Mil. extras to 2-1. anil fresh medium
, ; ', :
1 he butter market, was unebang-
ed with supply and demand about
Iialanccd. ...
A carload of hew potatoes hns
arrived from Florida, which are
cents a pound
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""""ex are .a ccuis nigner a
Hon of S0,000 worth of bulhllngs
I issueti . noro since Sep teiubor I.
Federal Forces Move Against
, ... , ...
Rebellious Armies in Mex-
iCO ' General CalleS tO
Take Field Revolt More
Widespread Than Offic-
ially Admitted Capital Is!
Quiet. i
MO.VT.KHF.V. Nuevo Leon, Alex-
leo. Alurch 0. (& General .1. !.
Kacobar, commander-in-chief . of
the revolutionary movement In ' "
northern Mexico,, burned the fol-
, lou'lntf xtatement to the Axxociated j
l'rexx thlx morning: j
i "I am pleaxed to Inform you
j that after ten hours of combat thin j
j city wax taken by our troopx who I
fouKht valiantly ax never before.
."We took from the enemy 570
i cnllxted men, three ifeneralx and
78 officers. Tho enemy Buffered
ooijHideruble loxxex. in killed."
"fleneral Lurrlaga. commanding :
officer, wax killed. i
"We r-Mnlori-ri hmv.. ...IiIIab I
lOiK) rlflex, 12 machine nun and'
other war material.
"All iirixonerx' lives have been
j Kparcd nnd they will bo treated
wun an conxiiieration.
(SlKned) "lieneral of Divixion,
J. (i. Kxcohnr, commander In chief
Tf the army.".
MKXICO t'lTV, Alarclt 5. VP)
Federal troopx moved to two far)
iiuiik rrontx today to irlve battle to I
rebel armies which threatened the !
exlxtlng Alexlcnn government. i
t'ommandinK tho army of the j
of Konora, a tbouxand mllex to-the
northwest, was General Plutarco '
J:liM" Cnlles, xecretar- of war, and i
"" a name m me xtnie.
of the . south was :
chnrKO of 'fnemT"An--
dreu Ahnaznn: It Is his task to dis- !
lodge the forces of Genera! Jesus I
Alalia Aguirre whose troops have
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-' V' "
;'""' -i..., ax secretary M
,,oUl "iiik'K. hut will tnlio the field
i"'""' v.lih fnrceH aent to Sonora
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".""i"1"" man me . aanunisira-
tlon has heretofore admitted. The
state of Conhuila was definitely ba
volved in the revolution with de-
lection or Its military chief. Gen
eral Jose Gonzalo Kscobar, noted
in a statement of President l-one-!
Gil.
u.iu ...nirnn nia-
turbances were noted In an of
ficlal resume of military opera
Hons early today which said small
bodies of troops were being, sent
to suppress the movement In
I
Mexico City is quiet: The heavy
,,....-, i, ,.,.-, nuougii mo city
" cruwiix ci oniooKers,
but there have been no disturb-
IIAMJ, Ha.,
March 5. i3i
Mystery today surrounded the kill.
! ihg ill a hotel hero Sundav of Mrs.
Nora Wilson, 10, whose.-body was!ln connection with tho Aiexlcanl
I loumi with n bullet through her
i head. '
I The-first theory advanced by
j lice, which still was their stvonceKi
hellef, was that the woman, a for-i
;mer housekeeper for liny A. Ura
nus, wcniiny :.ew York winter vis
itor, had taken her own life. Of
ficials, investigating the case, how
ever, now have disclosed that the
fatal wound bore no powder burns
and some were Inclined to believe
she hud died by n hand other than
her own.
In tho meantime, Loomls, who
was being sued for $25,000 by Mrs.
Wilson for alleged back snlury for
oc bki vices as uouseKeeper, dis
appeared on his private yacht, but
Inter returned and reported to po
lice that he hail left to avoid pub
licity. Airs. Wilson left a series of notes
In which slu referred to "Ony,"
who was I "U. i to he I.oomls.
In one of t .... v .fr -..Mentions, ap
parently c. i , i i -imis; she
wrote : ". : e at.
.'ift. Ju
lia, "was wo. ;-lnu at ,i , Insia nt
$iit) a month, w
a few
doors away hnv i
millions could I.1
,g your
COtllv. trb ee Hlute, Mar.' 5.
(V) Fire which caused much anxi
ety for the safety of tho Ford Ato
tor factory here.' did- considerable
damnge m one sec'ion of the works
beforo It was cxilngulshnd.
Match Suits to
Hair Is Dictu. .
of Fashion Htds
ATLANTIC CITY. X, .f.. '
.Mar. 0. UP) Mnn'H xult
xhould harmonlzo with their i
hair. It In decreed by experti
nt the convention of the na-
tlon ul anKorintlon of retail i
rlothlora and (urulKherH.
isiondea or men whoxe hair ;
ha turned (tray xhould wear
(tray, blue and Rrcen; dark- '.
haired men tan, blue, brown i
or Bray.
i IJAXNKK, France. Mar. t.
Mv-Tr..uin for women, ki-
! mon.lx ffir men! f)n the bt.jieh 4
j trouxerod women nt all aKC
piny iaxketball and run hur-
It riU'''"- w'ii-drexed men
" hath'"'
NKIV YOftK, Alar. 6. () ;
1 Finiternailx tinted to match ;
Rowns! Htich Ix the mode
xhnwn at a convention of
; beauty hop ownerx. Khadex
of purple, screen and deen red
! are mn"1 popular. . i
HOOVER IS
AFFIRMED
(Senate Confirms Selections
l
CABINET OF
fOr New President WithMt'TshaXirVoTnsdHerhert. Vr..
Anf nl, c. .land Allan, a student at Rtanfm-d
OUI Ueiay AuamS rirSt university, their two grandchildren,
. I .Mrs. Hoover's sister, Airs. J. H.
Member tO Take Oath Of Large, and other more distant rel-
atlvesi the Hoovers arose today
Office Hoover Sees No atter a qu,et evening aione.-
! Airs. Hoover has no engagements -
Reason to Cut Off Arms' ,!mTt.orb,th.r5J, Z
i Mnvitn f , '.hostejui toiha(amlly. .mosi. ot :
W meXICO. whom "will leave-TS-osUlngtoa he-
i tore the end of the week. - . r
i h am .MiH .v. Afnreii r. iai
, -
by Herbert Hoover for his cabinet
iwere confirmed today by tho sen
ate within a few minutes after
the president had forwarded their
nominations. '
ine nominations -which were
delivered to tho senate almost at
the hour It met follow:
ilenry U Stlmson. of Xew York,
secretary of state.
James v. Good, of Iowa, sec re-1
tary of war.
William D. Mitchell, of Minne
sota, attorney general.
Walter F. l!rown, of Ohio, post
master general.
Charles Francis Adams, Massn-
i's, secretary of navy.
ltay Lyman Wilbur, of Cali
fornia, secretary of Interior.
Arthur Al. Hyde, of Missouri,
secrctnry of agriculture.
Robert 1. la.mont, of Illinois.
Onx-:"CC,C,ary of c"""'-
WARUlVlTr.lV Mnrch R l&l
j Charles Francis Adams of ' Massa-
s,chusetts today became secretary
f ti,o navy In the Hoover cabinet,
succeeding Curtis D. Wilbur. He
I was the first member of the new
j cabinet to take the oath of office.
WASHINGTON. March 5.
President Hoover wes no reason
to d.sturb tho policy under which
shipment, of arms and muni
itim.M from tho United Staten for
j the Mexican government havo
jhevn permitted under license dur
lns the last five years,
j It wns explained nt tho White
House today that licenses for nrma
j exportation to the Rovernment o
Mexico had been panted at in
tervnls wlnco the general embargo
Ion shipments of this character In
1!24. AVhlle no other comment
revolution situation was nvniinnio
I at the White House, it was said
po-'that President Hoover at this time
Isees no reason to change tho pol-
Icy ns to anna exportutlons fol
lowed by bis predecessor, Calvin
Coolldge.,
Licenses for arias shipments are
granted by tho secretary of state.
While state nnd war department:
officials were In cotiieremw today
with regard lo the situation in
I .Mexico, there was no Intimation
jthat a request had come from the
government In .Mexico City that
lit be permitted to purchnso war
! supplies In the fnlted states.
T
NEW YORK. March 6, (fP) !
Four nikti with llapers In their pos- j
session sisowltig mailings with tho i
lute Arnold Kotlistein were arrerl-!
ed today and five packages of nur
ootlcs valued at $1,000,0(10 at street
prices were seized ns they weio
shout to bo shipped by express to i
points In Kentucky, California, A! is-1
aourl and Texas, J
I
Mrs. Hoover in White House
Today Many Members
of Family Present for
Inaugural Remain for Visit
Showed No Weariness
After Ceremony.
By MARTHA DALRYMPLE - '
Associated Press Staff Wrltsr. 1
WASHIXOTO.NV March 5. Jft.
A new mistress reigned In the
White Itouxe today--one who woko
i from a yesterday of public official
! duties to a Ony filled with tho prl
j vate problems of a houaewtto. '
i For Airs. Hoover, tho first, lndy
of the land, is still the head of an
Important family, and the respon
sible hostess to the sone, duughtor
Inluw, aunts, nimnm and grand
children who have come long dis
tances to participate In the Inaugu
ral ceremonies. She must put tho
blK white mansion on I'e-inxylvnnln
avenue in order to make the few
remaining days of their visit com
j fortable.
i As she left the reviewing stand
: in front nf the White House por
! tico late yesterday, where she anil
' the president had watched the two-
hour lnaugurul parade, she stepped
i nuietiy from the public we mm
nui.ii pntut: us ine uuuuu n VAtru,
The only state function now un-
' uer ciinxiuerutit a is a ninioniubit:
rocentlon. a time-honored custom
for a newcomer in' the White House
within a week after, his induction
Into office.
The Hoover home on S street,
which has been leased to Senator
Walcott, the new senator from
I Connecticut, hag not been entirely
dismantled and is still maimed by
the old staff of Hoover servants.
Boris, the president's personal
valet, who has been with him for
! many years, and Mrs. Hoover's per
sonal maid, are the only members
of the retinue who were taken to
the White House.
The new first lady frankly
looked upon the day as ono of rest
from the strenuous hours she spent
at the side ot her husband yester
day. From the time she left thu
S street house at 10 a. m. until de
parting' from the reviewing stand
seven hours, later, except for , n
respite for lunch, she was a focal
point for thousands of curious eyes.
She took her part graciously unu
showed no weariness nt the end of
I lue uay.
Ioc Diet Expensive . '
CANNES, Fmnce, March 5. VP)
Tho rateH for pet dOK at lenditm
hotels are ?3 n day tahlo d'hoti
and ?4 n, la carte. Tlmo was whon
Buests pets were fed for nothing.
Will Rogers Says:
XEW YORK", Jlarei 5.--It
sure did seem strange to
hear a presidential speech
on .somi'thin; besides pros
perity. Mr. Hoover hndn't
been sworn in three minutes
before, ho
waded into a
topic t Ii a t
Air. C'oolidjiO
had never
mentioned in
six y c n r s.
That was pro
hibition And judges, sena
tors, governors, eonv't'esMiien
ami party' leaders hadn't
been to their homes or lintels
three minutes till they wnded
into ome old corn (pre-war).,
to kinder keep the ehill off
them after that rnin. And
over iiiitny n clinkinir ubiss
the general r.oiniiient wits.
"Thftt was n fine spceeh of
Hoovoi'V nntl ; rinbt to the
point, too;'' Yours, ; .'!;
v AVILf. ROd'KKS.
P. S. : Mr, Cooliflgo pnsscd
thrtiiiiRh here this evening,
nnd I believe I know wbnt
that quiet grin wns about,
NEW
LADY-TAKES
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