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BDFORD 'MATT, TRMfftE . .. . j .. .,, . . ", .,. , ,. ...ji-. r ...n. . i - Weather Year Ago' MigluM your 11 go today ttl lament jmr ago today ,. Hi I forecast Italn toulglit nnd Sim ony! modern le. Icuiueniliiiv. HiglKMt ycslurdny en IxnveRt this niorfUnjc to 5 a. ni... C2 Proclprmtlou to 5 a. in...: Trow MEDFORD, Oli.KCiOX SAT I'RDAY, MARCH 9. 1)L9. X... 348. Th Weather Ml d1 Today I NAM . UAWCDI AM Well, John D. Vton. Now; Therefore, I.'. Alone at Last. If Our Atmosphere Left. ' (Copyright by King Foatures Syndicate, Inc.) juiin i. nocKKFELLKK,! jr., wins his fight in the i Standard Oil Company of In-1 diuna ajiJ Colonel Stewart is l defeated. There have been few more I bitter fights ill the history uV, Inch finance. ,1 On Tuesday, John H. Perry, ! learned editor of Reading Va., Jacksonville, Flu., and other places, predicting the Indiana result, said : "It is hard to fight dollars. Ill luct, you can t U0 )t ( He added as an afterthought: ... . . ... . ., , ! ytt IS absolutely impossible to fight dollars when they, hup peu to be right." Colonel C'oblcntz, of San' Francisco and New York, re marked : 1 1 "To the (Victor 'belong the spoils." Colonel Stewart, bidding farewell to Standard Oil of In diana, and probably preparing to run sonic other big oil com pany, had the satisfaction of reporting financial success for 1928. In the last year Standard Oil of Indiana has earned more thaw eighty million dollars profit, or 10.70 per cent on its capital. Earnings of. the com- j pany increased more than fifty I millions, as compared wijhl uvi. " "'; ! ; President Hoover, who sum-1 litons the extra session of Con gress to meet on April .15, is not an emotional mail, but must have been moved on writing the words, "Now, therefore, T, Herbert Hoover, President ot rr ! i c, c . : 1 the United Mates of America, do hercbv liroclaini, declare, ,, CtC. After VOIl have, done farm '' ... ., chores as a small boy there must he considerable satisl'ac- .... tioii in writing, Now, there- fun, T Tresident " 4 . -1 i v ..... .;n i,f.. vm their day and Congress ,ill tell them, if it can, how to int. .1 1 ,i;..,.,;v.l wlndrv nil n sub- ui,iuisiHiii " 1 ... ; 1 staunai, pajmg uus.. 4 I ,1, No manufacturer eould make j his plant pay if he had to close j dotm all winter. The farmer ! must do that, and it is part of, the problem. i Henry Ford's plan to expc dito fanning ' operations with: more farm machinery and build ; factories in which the farmer 1 can work in winter time lniylitjf help. Leaving his house Thu.'sday ( niornin for his old law office. where he worked for several hours, Mr. Coolidgc may have said, like the bride and Sroom. "Alone at last. ' At his front door there was not a photogriher in siiiht, not n reporter to ask how he had slept, flow he planned to earn a living. That has not happened in a long time. CanRUIuD inaiaos. iemrui'.e i Ibe hcd waters of the Atlawa-i ldsK-B river In northern Ontario.: left behind the frozen body til i whito man "standing "It upright : oil nnowshoes." O ! His body will be Proliant in nc.xi spring. That a man should be frozen Btlff In his tracks Ih startlliif;. Dot such "extreme cold" Is compara tively not fold at alt. If sudden calamity swept our protecting atmosphere from the earth's surface, bringing the earth liu contact with outer fpaco at no aolutcg'oro. oceans, lakea and rlv- MnVL ri.nl 0 U Oregon Senator Calls Onj Hoover Reaardina Farm I Action Both Branches of Congress to Present Leg islation at Special Session Only Week Needed. j WASHINGTON, March 9. 11--! - Tlto legislative program of the com ing special congressional session mill 11. o .iiicniiuii nuciuci ml IU ic-i lief legislation should originate lit ! the house or Semite was placed he j lore President Hoover todny by leaders b both branches of eon-1 Bross, j Chairman Mc.Sary, ot the senate agricultural committee, and Chair- man Snell of the house Holes coin mlltce, called at the White House to ascertain Mr. Hoover's views and It developed that both house and senate propose to have a farm bill ready for consideration when the special session convenes on April 15. ('hnirmnn Snell said that as. drawn up at present the legislative i proirruin of tho bouse Is, first of nil, farm relief, then the tariff, and later, If n measure is passed by the ( senate, congressional reapportion- i meat. Ilo predicted that the house ; would dispose of farm relief wilbin a. week. Chairman McNary said be ex- j pected his committee also to have a farm bill drawn up by the be ginning of Ibe spectal session and he predicted, too, that bis branch of consresa could dispose of It in a weelt. : UKOW.VSV1U.U. Texas, March 9. in) Colonel Charles A. Llnd- bergh flow over nrownsvllle at 1:30 p. m.. nnd tho wheels of his llall0 ,ouulle tno grolllui at .the iirowsvme uiunicipm nirpoi't nt ;l:S4 p. m. l i i His flight was made In fast time j from .Mexico City In inaugurating1 the Mexico Clly-lirownsvlllc air, lln(, ne carried the first official i air mall over flown nortnward to the l ulled Stales from Moxlco Cll ' Lindbergh mado a perfect land- '"S na vn8t throngs at the airport cheered nnd crowded to obtain a i glimpse of man or plane. jn the ship with mm was a rtou i . c - - ,. ' rived on time The crowd at the ! field uns said to have been ono ! .. . ... j 1 Sar a Ol.lubra(ion. ftnTnn Tn Tr, . nV ILU III I L I I U) I LIlO I U I LLL EVILS OF LIQUOR; . j ,a...noton, March -W-, tt,,j' of' Jhe L,vls of U)0 liquor traf-j flc and tho benefits of prohibition. las seen by the government. ; Commisstoner Oorau of the pro- ! i.n........ 1 1,..- ,1 ii,t ' LINDY RETURNS W A MA FROM MEXICO by - - - K)iion ()f ."'of .oTers'tJio Associated Press in" regard lo ,arry,n appropriate .,. - ' are in tho hands or a commiiifu iof .the national conference of or- supporting the mh amendment. They will report ice onimendatlons to Mr. Dornn 7" l"V ,", r ; .d Ifty thousand lollors for edu- , i catlonal purposes was able to the problbllio bu.cat, 1 a bill passed at the ast cong.ess and this will bo utcd In tho poster cunipnign. KANSAS GETS REED v UPON RETURN HOMEi KANSAS CITY, Mar. 9. 1 Senator James A. Heed, who has announced retirement from actual u,o I nlted States and their native political life, came home today jconntrv were scorwd today bv Haul be greeted by shouting, cheering. v. McXutt. national commander ff throngs. I tho American Legion, In a lurch- ft was estimated 5.U0O persons I filled the union station when the senator and his wife arrjQl. Clrlejment of the linmlKratlon lai no and political organizatiorfH Joined, that the foreign born can be an-' in the wjlcome. Muic was fur- nlsncd by a 3V-p;cce Dami. OHIO DELEGATION ATTENDS INAUGURATION f i jpJ ! Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio greeting Gov. Mysrs Y. Cooper'and menabirs of the Ohio delega tion to the Hoover inauguration. Senator Theodore E. Burton of Ohio (right) 'also welcomed the party. unmo mamcq uiimc Akin nun nn ? APPCQQinw IIUUVLIl MHIIILO lilHL rtllU MILU U. 0. HUUUWIUIl ASSISTANTS TO WOMEN FOUND WORLD COURT CABINET GROUP Former Gov. Dixon of Mon-. tana Assistant Interior Secretary David S. In-; . galls of Cleveland, in. Charge Navy Aviation. WASHINGTON, .Mnrcij 9 A')- rieltlent Hoover today appointed : . , , ... i or liter t-tovernwr johuijii -m. .uiauii i of Alontana. assistant secretary of j lnVesllgution of the Chlcugo sanl - tho nterlur and IJ.ivkl S. ngalli , , aistrict's payroll scandal, with of Cleveland, assistant Heeretary of .... the navy in charge of aviation. K.i'"" " belonging C. Finney, present assistant secrc- lu " uulu v..ce com,.... . lary of the interior. Is to become' "e ullu u"1" lttltc" h H,ut?s solicit...- ot ihe department. :atlorneys In their raid on the Ingalls, who succeeds Kdward j 'cntr.il Auto Service company 1. Warner, served In the air corps I yesterday bore such Hems as vun ilnrlng the war, is a graduate, of Cll!,'s' powder, women, whlslicy Vrile. and at present Is a membel; ! 'l1 ginger tile, IndlcnttimyMa'PH" of the Ohio state legislature, lie Is outers said, that certain employes a lawyer by profession, .. Jand trustees ot the sanitary dls- j Former Governor Dixon of Jlun - ; tana has also. served In congress. 1 i occupying at various limes posl- : lions in both the house nnd senate, i E TO PATROL LINE AGAINST REBELS! C1II5YKXNB. Wyo., MjU". 9. iA) ... vlt , , , 'i ! has received orders to pack and ' " " " , . i S ,1 ,,u,"'r- PUMt officers wild this after-, noon- Members of the brigade this nfternonn hud enmnlctcil tifieklnu- I 1111 i n iii oil ( cqiupiiiciu was III ; readiness .o transport troops south. SEEKS AIR RIGHTS n-ASHINOTOv. Mlirch 'rie reservation of adequate short ' "'is 101 inu use 01 me Associated I'rcss has been asked of ""- ' lis allocation of 10 wave bands for 7 ' 0 .' " . : 0 , . ton Cargos. his executive assist- SnC'S IST ileO newspaticrs of the country n Associated Press members and said ., ..,.. ,. e .c.iiiio.jii. i. o.-iii-vo I. t.r :ui.i- nHi will find that It can con- , tB .,, of Important press assocta itlon effort." IS SCORED BY MITT TRENTON. N. J.. March .--(A' -rorcgn born residents who open i., ,iviiio their flllcirhmco hutu-ocri yun aridretM here today. ! ue urged a more Htrk-t ent.trce-, sirnilatcd and made into respon-lno isiine flnu responive c!tizen. ON TAXI BILLS Chicago Payroll Scandal Probe Shows Whoopee at Public Expense Auto Service Bills Covered Many Items. C'lUCACiu, March II. (V Wine. women and the music ot taxieab . , , . ,. . muiuia uinu iiuvii uru u ni-.u i 'o"1" wnoopeo ui puo- "c expense. One hill Indicated a four-day automobile tour, which cost $2200 ind included mich Items ns: One case of whiskey, $300. lteM ?1 50. Vanity case nnd powder, ?tii. GiiiKer ale, 935. ( T. J. Crowe, $400. Kive women, l.riit. T. .T. Crowe was nresident of the -anitary district at the llmo tho illiKcd payroll gniftliiK look place. Prosecutors are before a granu seeking indlctmentH against tain sanitary district attaches, POliTLAXD, Ore.. Mur. !. Wi J. II, Alfred, -is, president nnd manager of the Alfrcd-MllllngHley Motor Car company here, was taken to a hospital today In an1 un conscious condition from carbon monoxide poisoning. Hospital attendants said ills con dition was critical. v Alfred, employes of the company told police, enterei', the garage sec tion of the establishment and got into a car he had planned to take out. lie started the motor .mid I then, apparently, fainted, lie was found unconscious some time later. I Hoover's Handshake Gains Heartiness,. Since Campaigning ' . tU W 1 Mill VflTllV Mo. f. A -Priisldent Tbiover ha a ' method till his own off sbk- ing hands with White Mouse 4 vislto. and It differs mutert- : 4 ally from that which was ' 4 employed by his predecessor, 41 1 Calvin Coolidge. , The new chief executive, ex- 4" 4 tends bin hand well forward 4 4 so that those he greets are 4 nQjield at quite n distance, and 4 j 4 tie hnn Kubstlttkd a iitilck. 4 full grasp' for th.whort of half- : 3 catch of the h.,.id he employ- during his campaign. am pleased to meet you.' s the one phrase be uses as his call.-rs are presented at ; 4 the pul receptions, "f am 4 ! glad to see you." Is another. j whllo a third Is. "It Is nice of von to come to see me." f-tliel Idirryinririr III Ni;V YORK, Mar. . JPt Kthel IJarrymore was 111 today at her hom with Influenza; There was f performance last night of herjthut they will be iQible r-ah(tt piy. "t ne Kincinm (Joi." , IS EMPHASIZED Impressive Evidence of High Importance Attached to sni.,n wa gutiiorhw two. both onj jfoul shuts, SuU'in'n Huoring wan ' U.' S. Given By League iuH,iU'ni,,,-v ,H,tt;-;' '",'if V,l?l Session Vipw Notp With 0,0 acoro' clu,ma"'' oub&iuii view muie "wum, Sllk.in b(lKnn lo t.rL,0, lip on PI j thi' Indians during the third pc- (rlCaSUre rml and the score at the end of j i ; t lie third wession wuh Chemawa, j !23; Salem. JO. Itob Kelly counted; OliXKVA, .Mureh U. JPt An extraordinarily iinpreHlve manlfes- ,(l - , . , . , . . ... uiuii 01 niv nifcti iiiiit;u uuiu uj jthe United Slates in international I f ehan,clcrie,l todays public session of tho council nf the lwirUf 8e'a " Every member of the council, j, t , ,,, ', s(.,.anlbi which in approving a resolution that the cnu0( ,,,.,,. lh0 lwu mn. I committee of experts who will ',,, (,,,. i..eil n enol i-.iiiin sbrtillv loiild.-i- levNlini of 11 le . "0"",w'1 I'h'Jvd a cool gume slidlll tonsldel leMslon ot t u wlUl i;eorKtf, rosy center, g'"K . world court statutes tako tip the 'd .... ,,. ..u.,t,,r ur ,.,., for' mi-.tiriii i.r the ri.M.esslon ut the ., , 'ulucr ,"' ,u . 1 , 's,?, . ?... ' ... ! .:tll,u-tlIml two J,ul"1"' s v- V - Cnllrd States to - the court, tin- Iphuslzed tho Importaheo to tho! world" of American entruhce Into ihe tribunal. Afler reading a prepared report aml resolution. Sir Austen Cham- berlnln, the It lit lsh . foreign secre- tary, called particular attention j to tho - pleasant references to the "donbtleH. oft lines perplexlm; and difficult" work of the eoun- ell ..contained In the American note of; February, which reopened negotiutions for American ndhe - sioii to the court, lie voiced his conviction that evi'ry member of tiie council1 would observe this sympathetic declaration with satis- inability to hit the hoop gave friction. .Salem tho victory. Klibti Hoot, noted American Ju- j The Salem team has been a rist. who prepared the formula .tourney contender for years, and which Is felt to point tho way fr,wns never out of luck In tho American membership, was tho re- 'drnwings. One year It bordered ililcnt of nimir'i-oiis tributes for. his eminent contribution to Inter- national .life. 4 E SHOT BY PATROLl M A .VA ( '. I.W . M.-arnguu. M..I- ft ,iu.. - x-..., , ,., ... ,,,,., .,,., ,.,.! u,. ...11., , ... ,.,..,.,( i.,,,i..r who hmi"g,t players, and the Medford,'""1'"'" - SnndlnO Insurgent leader, who bnsi : i .1., .............. i jibe last month, hud been executed 1 j y members of the Xlcaragunii vol- unleer constabulary. ' .llron ace.impnnv a volunteer pa - ' ........ ... . .. location where be said the enl leader. Augustlu Sitmilno, could LVi " ? - Ihe leader of the volunteers' i,!'n',-l1 J,r"n un,,Vr, ,l,'r'"t ,lH'1 i " 111 ? rUUM- .u-i.u I him phot. IIAV ttlTV. Mleh.. Mar. .--UP- Hie endurance airplane flight by I'.ildle Ntlnson ami Hiindolph I'nge ended at 9:50 o'clock last night, when, after upproxlmately 1 1 hours of fllubl. Ibey were forced down by heavy snow nnd strong winds. Sliirms Debt)- sbtjw. O I'lAMol'TII, Kng., M;ir. II. tI' I Htornis In Ibe Atbuitle are dfbiy i Ing Severn I eastbuur Q'lners. The t fteamMhiun a inuniH, a inerica ana I'ennland. which are due here to- morrow, buve reported by radlu ! pon. mini Monmiy. SALEM DEFEAI SURPRISE FOR L Chemawa Indians to Repre-, cpnt 5pupnth nistrint in i Hoop Tourney Tilla- i mook, Astoria, Washing-: ton and Medfofd Leaders.! SAL.K.M. Ore., March 9 11V 1 Although Salem hlKh school rcgls 1 lered two victories over the In dians earlier III the season, the basketball players of the, Chenuiwu . , ... . . .. .school will represent tho seven I. (district at the annua '''' nior- ,scl,ols tie tournament which i II i ; h,r.n?,1 'Lr I. . .. , . . . , . , i it I utn'iiu of the district hci'U'h. DrcltU-tlly t(C form nil diirin. LOCAL FANDOM jthe two days' scries ot games, tl.o , )is ,, at secrecy attracted i' '"Bt an"'UH ,u'cl 111 iiSalcut shooting ability and general; iit toll. (since the r.nchu. Villa rebellion In !work was ot a mediocre character j ()-Ne:s first ninrrlaKe. to Until i l!"s- Krlday night. And while the lo- 1(,en j,,nlmna, onded in n divorce' Definitely crushing the insur :cnls were nillllng about, taking ' His )l'esent wifo was .Mrs. i Bl,"t movement in the south the long shots and missing set-ups, the : m,oa iiiiulmn Hip'tim when they ' government was putting Its full I Indians consistently followed their wcre mnrried In 1018. They have 1 'Strength In the field toward the fast passing system. Their shots. lW() eninireii I north and a possibly decisive bnl- ifrom the corners of tho floor fea- I - s- --rr j tie was expocleil in Ibe region of uiieo ineir scoring iiliiick. t'hemawa went after the locals 'with determination right from the ulMft llll.l U..f,.,l III IlllltltH wllitC ' 'on one of ht Iouk hotH lo make 11 iuiaKie inm auuu.ui one to ('heniuwa'H ;ount with a . y . - . . i : Hm.u ,u: wu, fn)n, SKet and Salem was ' .. .un t For a while t The unexpected defeat of th Salem hiRh school bisketbali team !last nl;ht by Chemawa. 2ii to came as a surprise lo local baskol- bail fans, Htate meet It removes from tho.1" ,MU 1,1,11 ' a sturdy rival of the I miire are effeetlvo in Med ford squad and cuts the lend- Jng contenders to four. Astoria, Tllinmonk, Wash hig ton 1 llgh of ( J'nrllnnd, and fedford. j The Chemawa team is no great shucks ut basket shooting, uccord- jing to all report m, but Is faster t ban greased lightning In their (floor work. They played Salem twice, during the season, and their on the mlrnr-iilous. This was the year Meilford played more gamesl I In a .lay than Malem did tho en- '(..p meet I ' The Salem team Is an Import-'' l'm Chinese section of lancoln . The American government also iant cop In the tournament fl-: Memorial l'ai-k here, and not In approved a reijuest by the Mexican ! nances, as their appearance brings Pauper's grave. . government to Import privately the student body of Snlein to the! T"v Wie, peddler, philosopher, built airplanes from the .United games. This year Halcm will In ' Idilliinlliroplsl, illi d Sunday In thtj States. Along with this went an lull probabllltv turn Its rooting for lcoll",Jr hospual. Funmal services embargo on unauthorized ship ithe team that plays Cbemnwa. ' '"''' held yesterday and intended ments of plunes Into .Mexico. .Medford and Salem have bo.-n alb-j1'' ,n""v prominent In I'ortlnnd's ! n,,,.,,., uiii. ...... , . ... 1 ....... '.111.'. life (,,,'l,l,ll,r !. f.m,.r I HINIStCr Htll.H lUlglU . . " . ,.' ' '". ...,s .:, ,. eu.ori. to win. v,n. i, rbi. Aie.ir.ii-.i I....... win lni.ve1 for the tournament Tuesday, reach- ling Salem that evenlmr. anil will 'spend Wednesday resting, after 'short workout on the Wt lliiinelte I'nlversltv floor. Kaeh tourney ' teiini Is allowed representation tentalivelv. Is ns follows: Al Melvln, William How- elm' "'' Charles Thomas, for ' aicuonuiu ami nar- uM ,min' centers; William Mur. irnn. ('Iirfoi-il Ciirn.ii ,n,l n.'tt-nl.l lnBUrg-'A"'ll'ri""1' guards. DENTAL COLLEGE BOYS I'OKTLANI), Ore.. March II. -(!', Five dental college students here were today fined fluu each and sentenced to five days In Jail on hlt-aiid-rim driving charges. The convictions resulted from tbu mcl dent in which lleacli I'allon, VA. was knocked Iroiu his bicycle and seriously Injured on llecember II. MAMKI'ItU. Mnrcb 9. UV) Members of Kuropi-ii n If o t a r ' cnto xtniuy minounced an A inert can tour, ftnilliig on the Mumburg American liner Clevelnnd May S, attend the International con EUROPEAN ROTARIANS I :Tn ATrrun nnKnrMTinvi: IIUHIILIWUUIMMIIUri! jVontbm ut lnllos May :'7. O'Neill to Wed I iC iimnr-iuif iL.-- iMigcne O'Neill. ' . . ... .. ' " " Herald-1 r I) uk toi av said ,, O'Neill, dramatis., had disclosed la a letter to a f lend , f.9 . .. h. Pre.. en wtte oDtains a divorce, O'Neill lias beon a I una (1 fur a , iyeur. Ilo Ik now in Franco after ii t.ln .i.l. II,,. ft..!,... I I.. ... I. !,-.(. ( SIGNED TODAY BY PATTERSON I l. vv H- "i ""'"J ' l' "" ' s ax nntl u 1 oxcisn tax bl . w,u ,,.,, tmy y Z'")n bills are tin, thr, " L " ' nms passeil nj tl JUJ, ,.Kaatlll.t., The exclsuai i,e intanalblcs nieiisures eaii.n d ., 1 u n"'""111' h cumo d reclly from the property tax reli commission. iThe 'Income tax b wuh ti result, of .cpnrerence.s repre sentlng various elements after two I ro ducetl. These were w 1 1 h d raw n WEST AND OLCOTT AT FUNERAL AGED E 1'OltTI.AXIJ, March fl. OT Tllu "y of Toy Quo, pauper. aged 1U0 years, today rested In I , .:,. - ,,-... 1 ..:. .;.. - - " I' "' year flowers, cigarettes and philosophy " halem streets, 'men lie nioveil , .u 'l'h..n I.n i,,i,l-t,l INCOME TAX S a;1" I'ortland and for 20 years fol- lM" ihiihiih. i.i ...o earnings or (.0 years no kept only ' nougn to recti and eheuply clotno The rest he gave to tboso who. ""' ' WILL RUT PAY CASE L T SAI.KM. Ore.. Mar. 9.-oil W. A Jones, eoniilalmint In the case against Heeretary of Htate lloss and Stale Treasurer Kay, lo prevent Payment to members of the recent legislature of $. a day expense money, today advised I'tlster l'l. lloss. bis attorney, to havo the ease go Ibrougb the usual channels, nnd be heard first in circuit court be fore Judge McMiihan. FORECAST FOR WEEK SAX KUANCIKCO. Mar. y. The weather outlook for the week iMiuulng March 10 was announced bore today, by the T'nited States weather bureau as follows: Kar western states: The outlook ' 1 for mild temperatures: frequent ; rains in Washington, Oregon and Idaho, and unsettled at times with ! the probability of flhowertf in Call-1 fornla and Xfvoda. ' CAPITAL IS OBJECTIVE : OF REBELS Mexican Revolutionists An nounce Drive On Mexico City to Be Made Soon Gil Forces Gather for Northern Blow Former President Calles Takes Lead of Army. ( Uy tlu- Associated 1'ff.s.s) ruiMiier l'roidiftu t.nlK'S lilmst-lf I touk the field unalnst the rebfls j today at the head of one of the Torreon. l"ederal forces- estimated at 1R.UU0 were concentrating at Ira ptiato ready to move on Canitas. 'acateeas, where several thousand InsurKents were gathered. To the norm, at Torreon, was General KHeobur, commamler-in 'chief of the rebels. General Almazan. loyal federal j eomniauder. reached Sa lit Ilo and ; ha asked for artillery, preHumabl lo bombard Torreon If necessary, j While the federuls were pouring ! northward, the- revolutionists an j nounced that a drive on Mcxiru j City woulil bo inado Immediately. General Montero, Insuiuent roprr sentative In New York declared that two main bodies of insur-, Kents numbering 30,000 were mov-. Inn southward. Juarez wuh quiet today after its capture by the InsurKi'ntH hue new flKhtin along the American bor der was expected at NoyaU.;' So nora. I;Vduiiil iLUtUorltles hi I3aja Cwlle lUlia, were believed preparing an foi: aerial bombardment of the vovolu- j tlunnvy Htronghold. Klghtlng- also' appealed i.lmmi- nent at Mnxatlan, Slnaloa, -whero J J5U0 federals are fortified against an advancing rebel army, j Two Americans were killed In yesterday's buttle at Juarez, one a two year old girl In Kl Paso and the second a iin found dead In ' Juarez. j lighting - between the opposing I forces ended lato yesterday when ' American authorities Interposed . hccuu of Lh danger to Amerl , cans iirKl Paso. 1 About 30(1 federals and their families were interned at Kurt j ItMss under the terms of the truce, j The. state department at Wash ington has ' approved n request of 'the Mexican government for sur- ' plus wm; material and will prob- ably supply such material out of stores now held by the war d.- ' partment. ' HAWAHOTA. Flu., .March 9 Irt'l Which would win a fight between Well. Kit "anynian. is nuvmg llie . .... ,-..ee .IIOlllUCU US 11 and Is attending to a I ,v , ,,. mijtlth Hock. And he . h, U.if-M7 . ....- ,., .' inony to the battle. She slopped It. The eagle was six feel one Inch from tip to tip. . . Will Rogers Sayt: NEW yoiiK, March !).--All I know is just what I road totluy in the papers. II r. XJutilidgo took the dog: out. The cabinet hud its firsl Mct-tiiiif. and Vicc-l'residenl Curtis intro duccd Hoov er to the m u m b e r h. There is no end to that follow C u r tiM ' a?fiiaiht- anecs. , Say, that liockcfcllfr Stewiirt tliiii(f certainly otiK'ht to lie a lesson to mm all. Never K" M against a Ilix'kereller when he's ybl an oil can in his hand. 1 It took a war in Mexico to rim liindy and Annie off the front pti(fe. Yours. WILL HOGEKS. Lg0- J .1 t fi fl V' i; .ConUnuefl on Paf Four). O
