Medford mail tribune., March 18, 1929, Page 1, Image 1

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Th WatW
edford Mail TRimm
Weather Year Ago
Highest year nirn today 8
lament yrur mku today
1 urwa.si Fair tonight mid Tues
day. Xu temperature change.
Highest yesterday ..,..' an
lxnvctft lid morning lo 5 a. m... 4:1
21 hw. protipltnikin to S a. in... .01
MEDFORD, OUIXiOX. MONDAY. .MARCH 18. JJWS).
Xo. :j"7.
frnit futy-wttntb Star.
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Today WHY STATE
. By Arthur Brisbane
One Crime Wave Cause
Be a Salesman.
Tammany Changes Heads
(Copyright by Kins Features
, ttyndicato, lno.)
Government, clergy ami bus- i
incss are worried by the crime
wave ami the mercns'iug nuni
ber of young criminals.
Prohibition 'with its bootleg
by-product is partly respon
sible. The war, that made kill
jjiug heroic aud taught millions
liow'to use firearms, contrib
uted something.
--r
Have tliose interested thought
about PRIZE FIGHTING-, le
galized in many states, and in
defiance of state constitutions,
fa mauy cases?
How much has the glorifica
tions of prize "fights and prize
fighters contributed to crime?
The piyzc ring is a center for
gathering together criminals,
aud distributing the worst dis
eases. '
Detectives attend important
prize fights, knowing that they
will' find there the important
criminals. '
Prize fight trainers will tes
tify that vicious blood diseases
often present a difficult prob
lem in getting the fighters
'"ready." 'And the "ring lie
roes" spread those diseases.
Leekv, HI his History' of! in Portland territory. I
t i ,, 1 1os Angeles, too. is f:ght?ng the;
r.uropean morals,' which every mt(. ctiJa0. w,, t.s,Teeinl ref-'
f intelligent .man and WOUiail Ici'cnoo to automobile rates. T.os
, ,i. i' i .... ieri ..:... i Angeles sold the new rates would;
Should rcud.-WS.'bQ.JUC;. ..,,.,,. y,,,, Kh.ndseol
lion of the gladiatorial species ;n distinct advantage over life I
!, ,.t ..11 (I, , ,..iltc ..F ;.!.. Ifouthern tlty In the distribution of ,
Cliristinn influoni.-t', tli.it upon
..... .... ii
wlueli tin; historian can look
with, the deepest anil most un
iniiigled satisfaction.
"Horrible as wan the blood
shed they directly eauKetl, tlic'sa
1111108 Were perhaps Still more
. .... n.,.,,,1111, ,,c 1 1... '
callousness of icelinu; they tut-;
fused through all elasscs.". j
The early (Jhristiuns made it j
their business to end the bloody j
"games," in 'which men fought j
against each other and against i
wild aninuils, to the death. j
Why do not modern Chris-j
linns, from their pulpits, attack i
the vile, sordid, crime breedm,!
prize fights that -are "leguliz
1 ""- " -'
ed" 'by corrupt politicians that
lliiire the profits?
The clergy COULD end prize i
fighting. If Ueeeher were alive. j
he would do it, with no man's ,
help. '
That would be more useful
than arguing the question;
whether Jonah swallowed the'-
whale or the whale Jonah.
Salobmansliip is good educa
tion, wliethx-r you travel from
city to city, or stand in h reat
. " . l . ..
nwdern store using your brains,,
studying customers und goods.
Icitrnitig how to deal uith'diu
muji beings. - . f
Try salcsmansbiiv i only for
u little while, remembering that
thc modern, department Mtore,
T- for those that take their work
seriously, is the best college for
commercial training.
Ir Inslnncc. UWla 11. Urowu,
only i, oeivmcs presiaoni ui ine
SloU.Oao.OUO Johns-Manvllle cou-
trern, succocdlng fhc lato Theodore
F. Jlcrsoles, wuosc assistant tie
was- . . .
tl. nHiv-n ..nnnffpal hr.flil ni SO
gi-oat a eorponttion, btcamo Bales
man for a inanuiacturing concern,
put his mind on that work, nnd
VU..B... .. .
then put It on helping Mr. Jler-
"' . ..... 'eomir.unlty Interest nt the prc.'M't
Now a (treat organiiatlon i"jt)n)C nj according!? have d i -
obey his ordors. - ..voted the entire program to tic;
wenin no" tu v.v...
you learn uow to glvo orders.
Now York is much interested la
rr.tunntl.in at
Jiiilffn (limner's
hoad of tho powerful Tammany
tranltation.
0 R strong. Inillviduallv. ins Cro-
(Continued on Pags Four).
RATE
HIGH
TOLD I. C. C.
lEspee Forced to Make Lower:
nhnpno t cpattp Than
Portland From California,!
Account of Water Compe-j
tition Meeting Here Soon'
POltTI-AXLl. Ore. March 18. ,
UVl Southern Pacific represcntn- !
Uvea declared . here today at an j
interf tatu commerce commission i
hearing, that a rale war bottveen 1
steamship linen operating f r o m j
I '..Hfoi-nlti Tw.rW hi Mnntllii llllS
compelled the southern Pacific to
I make rates from California' to Ho-
attle as low. and sometimes lower
than the rates front California- lo
Portland.
The hearing opened today before
I II. Flynn, I. C. C. examiner,
and In a eontinunion of the. one
held at Kan Kranolsco - November i
30 to December 10.
The Southern Pacific and other
rail carriers, including, it la wild,
the Santa Fe, is seeking to lower
rates between ports of the Pacific
coast, and to Increase them nt In
termediate inland points.
The proposed readjustment, how-
ever. Ih being fought by various
ports, while all the intermediate',
cities are up in arms against the
contemplated change.
Iteprejrentatlve.s of Portland to
day opposed the proposed South
ern Pacific rail rates to Seattle
because, it was said, rates to the
Puget Sound metropolis from Cali
fornia ports would, in sonic cases
bo lower than rates from tho.
soulh to Portland. In many other
cases the California-Seattle rate
would be the Mime as the California-Portland
rate.
Portlandcrs declared this would
Icive Heattls an unfair advantage
automobiles and parts.
- una' lor a iii-ihi.i luit
., .,., ,. '., ,)e s(.t t)le mto,-;
state C'ommerco commission in its '
-jirescnt session, and It will prob-
tibly be held In M.-dford this woek. '
Fruit Interests are deeply I,l't'- I
cslod In the hoarlns and will be I
well represontnd, as plans they
have formulated are expected
brins nbout a big saving in frulg
to!
CHIEF
AIC.OFCJEET
iRpnnlar Marrh Fnnim fn Bp
tteBular "larcn rorum 10 DB,
I
AIR MAIL HEAD
SPEAKER
n.,,.t.. nicMicoinn nf I fu'c,l reclassify Ibo land, claim-
ULVUIUU IU UlbOUbblUII U'jinu previous surveys have shown
Airport Needs
AnSWerj
Questions On Bond Elec
tion Service Clubs to.
I
AltnnH
nuvdiui
The repulnr Mnreh forum mcet-
hiK of the Chamber of (onimer':o
;uid the Lions, notary nm! Kiwanis
cUibM, will be held nt the Ilotc'
M'Mlfcrd. Wifdncday, Sfareh 0.
The principal speaker of tho te
blon will be A. O. Wllloush'by. of
an I'TunelHco. n.'slstaiit nupcrm .
u,ndpMt in c.IraI.R0 t)f a)r nm for L
tho J'aetfie couyt, and his topic j'
will Im r elected along the linen ufj
iin)hnsl7.inf? the Iinportanco ' "fi
M:dford"H duty or mnlntatnfiHj It c
'piuco In tho mm" will, regard tot
commercial aviation, '
Tho nicctlnt; will be culled
promptly at 1 2:1",, nnd will ud-1'
journ Jus, as promptly at 1:15. All
moinbers are urgfri to be on hand
on lime. In order to give as much .Now come tnc llilnkics." A the
tlmo as possible to the speakers. atre audience submitted uuestlons
In addition, to Mr. WIlloilKhby, io be an.-wercd by figures in talk
it is hoped that tho comnilllc': ing movies. The demonstration
will li.. ilili. In ueenvn the servieei,
f linolber sneiiliee from Oakland,
5
,vj,0 wm tcll of tho developm
. ..... lon .i, lines
lrv(uton om, uf 1C cunatruclioii
. ,f ,,. jmportaui (jnklar.d inun
Ipnl airport.
! . . ... i.
j nc rorum conimiiiee nn. uo-.
elded that, owing to the proximity
of the ulrport bond election on
April 2. that Ihe subject of uvlf-
,. Ia I,.-' ... ,. .,,,
: ,bicct.
I As n last minute measure. tn :lo-
Hers of tho airport committee
i the Chamber of Commerce will bo;
or-IPresent at the eetin
1:. llliu t
er any
;o,uertlon which the memiien; uny
i hi i In regard to th? bond e'ec -
t on f"r Me4fr0's nrw afrporl,
MEXICAN REVOLT CENTERS IN TORREON BATTLE
T
LPASO. ,, -
JUAREZ. . .MW ss, (
"J0RRE0N .ntepey,, HW I ImH ifaU - M f" VT
The fate of the Mexican revolution is laid to depend upon the outcome of an expected battle be.
tween government forces and rebel troops at Torreon, Coahulla. Aocve J general view of Torreon.
Below le a group of Mexican soldiers. Arrows on map indicate advance of federal forces against Gen
eral Escobar's forces at Torreon.
UMrUAfu Mlr rflVIIUI HANIlvMANV M hV A!
I m . mm n n
I I U I L.11I II 1U LUUL I I II Ull Ul II II 1 ULV III I II I UUUIIVIII
DIAMOND LAKE
LAND PETITION
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Reclassification Is Denied
Squatters Plea, After Jail
Term for Contempt De--partment1
Gives Grounds
for Refusal to List Land
. As Farm Land.
llO.SliUUltli. Ore., .Mureli
(Pi Kcfus.il of the ilepartmi i
nt of
,iKricUlturo lo reclassify lands in
... . ,.,.,. ,,,.,., , ... ij,111)nii
, . ,,-i,i,-i, si,,,iii.,s
, , ,..,.0 i. ....!. ni,i.
Iiik for several yeus. Is anmiunee.d
: In n .'.mv i.f ii Inttni ivivfVnd lit
! f f,
headquarters of the Umptiua na
tional forent hero today. The letter
was written by It. W. Dunlup,
aethiK secretary, to K. TI. liest,
who with Kinory Davis, has been
l.,.i.llti.r II,,. ri.rlii I,. 1,,,,-.. tlt Ifin.lu'ns dfil T.eli Knni-kM. irrildlltit
' open tu homestead.
i Uesl and Davis rccenlly served
1 terms lu federal prison for con -
tempi of court following- their re -
I fusal tu leave their claims after
havinK boon ordered off the land
I lir file i.nin-l . Till, en-m nt trnett'il
wide attention. After their
! lease from prison they sent a!
letiKthy petition to Washington t
uskinB recins-itication
The Uopartn.nt, ,,
however, re.
ill": sou lu wi- iw iihiii nun porous SUflKealco as II move low ill u eniin-
for aKilculturc, that Ihe urea Is ntimillnir the necessity of a teoni
nn elevation subject to' killing
frosts each year, Unit the water l
In deep canyons and therefore not
u,,ta(nab,c tvv n except nt;
Ki'unt expense and that the lands
I ure located nt t oo great o distance
from uny possible market.
In view of the great amount of;
aBi lcultural land In Oregon more J
suitable Jor development at less :
expense, and tributary to market, :
the department says it Jin ef no j
reason for opening the Kifh Creek '
1 deuert to ett lenient.
TO FIZZLE
XEIV YOJ1K. March IS. (P)
was a bit disappointing.
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GEORGE'S HtALTH
BotLVUK. nnglaiid, .March IS.
; lA'i Those about Kins tleorge at
C'rulgw.-ll House today felt happier
at the progl oss of his ri cuiini utlon
than they bare felt In wo-kn.
fj A finr s.mil faltering sleps by
his majesty yesterday mfflclent
.v. r i i mi. lir'.IS-
cause'L the elation.
it " 'he "rst time tho king
- had walked since ho became ill
'lu-re tnin four ni-nths ago.
IN HOOP MEET
WITH 12 TEAIVIS
. '
... n. ... v
Propose That District Tour -
-
neys Will Not Count in!
Future, With Game a Dav
I VI Hit I emilS uiMUlcUS!
Think Salem Will Be Next;
Year Site.
! roiiTI-AXD, March IS. ilV
: Koy Cannon, Secretary of the
state high school athletic associa-
i Hon, said today he was well
! pleased Willi the success of thi
' stale basiielball tournament In Sa-
, lem tills vnnr. and iixtircHscii the
j 'linion that future, tournaments
WnUlU Le held In that clt.V Unilei
tho (Ih'.'.-tlr.n nt wnbimotte (Tui-
verslty.
Hoy K. Koene, athletic director
; of Willamette, received much,
! praise today at Cannon's hands.,
. manager of Willamette. Kent
iund sparks mnde nrranKcments for
1 the tournament. ... '
; Cannon said Ihe next nicotine
1 of the state association would
probably hear a plan which would
' nevtolt 11! ti.nnis fo' lake Olirt ill
re-ifulure tournaments.
The city sponsoring tho touinn-
merit tvould bo permitted to enter
Ills 1,-nni. recti nt less of whellii-r the
teum had or had not -won a ills -
.trict tournament. Cannon said the
ilan to Include 12 teams had been
IplnvJiiK more than one gume a day
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if" 111
High Aviation Official Hopes
Medford Establishes Airport
Win, I. MacOrucken, .Ir., Assistant He-cretary ut Commerce for
Aeronautics, hopci Medford people will vote the bonds on April 2nd
to establish a thoroughly flint cIiisd alrpurt. Ills letter lo the Airport
committee says: ' '
Wftsltlngliut. U. Ci,-Mai 'h I 1
; I nm glad the city of -Medford Is pit-paring to Vole on a
bond Imhuc for Ihe purpose uf establishing a thoroughly modern
Qll'porl, and T wish to tnke this opportunity of expressing my
" appreciation of-tlm Interest your eiiy is taking In tbiA prujecl.
Air transportation has emerged from t.ie experimental
stage and Ih t.ikfng Its place ai t.ie contmircial and ImluHtriul
life of the world; and before we hardly realize it, swift aerhil
carriers will be bearing I heir earL-oe to ,-very corner of the
1 lund. with u degrci; f.f s;if'ly an-l i-linbllity rivaling the bent of
our Burface carriers.
The Importance of the devi-Iopiiittiit of' municipal airport
cMinot be emphnlzr-d too utroiiKly. Kicry elty should HHhCs-4
one or more pitlille (iIi'imji'If. In this Way only cut. the permit-iitmx-
of thene developments be definitely usitiired: ITogrlvi'
. cllki tlirougliotit tho t'lillcvl stittc a in pwiHIiib the hiiNHjiui- ,
ft ttil" tiuittcr himI iint providing iIhmilm'Ivih PiiitJiblc
airport In order that Hoy inny have a place In t.ie far-flung
transportation j-ystem that if rapidly spreading over the country.
Willi IkM. vtUIm" for the iKi-uitr uf your bo ml Imh iiihI
the developmctit of a tin nmnlilv flt-t.cliHM air port,
WSI. I'. MacCUACK MN, JU..
Asslstunt StHiretjiry of '"iiiinert e fin- Aeronautic.
Seerutai y Mnc(,tuckcn visited .Medford during the A nirtCuii
I.cgion coin eutluti lust y ur, when tin Nntltnul Air Tourney plants
lcndcd heru, und well knows the aiolnt. need nf u m-w modern
municipal airport heTe If felford fr to have a pbicn In airway
trunApurtaiiuii. '
! I
STILLS RUINED
BY HIGH WATER
'
i i-i j , ii
1 Floods Sweep Away Hun -
dreds of Moonshine
- - . - Camps in Unexpected Dry
wicmuh t rictyuc iicm
-
aces Afflicted Areas.
XIAI'O.N', Co.. Mar. IS. lil'l Hell
ers and barrels, i-ldlng the reced-
''lg waters of south lleorga flooils,
today lold the story of a huge
' prohibition elenn-up
In - which
neither, federal nor stale officers
partlclimted. .
Literally iHindreds of riverside
stills, which because of their In-
necenniniij wn uum uuiiiiiiuuii .j
. iie niim iiik-iiiiii leu-iiue mh-u.
werv Mwept uw.iy by tin hlh wat-:
' ers. . i
A I I.A. I A. -(.rll.. .Mar. IK. H1
Known deaths from floods that
have overrun portions of Alabama,
HeufKla and ! lorldu, reaeheil .
i '"" woo nui " " u,1
i dlilonal faialliles would be dlw-ios-
vA recedlni; walers.
Mlxtocn of the known dcalhs
' "'ere in Aiaiiama, lnree were ueao
' In IreOfKla tlllll one In
Klorlda.
l-Ilbit had the ureali-st loll with 10
. deaths listed. Two were dead In
Heneva. two at l-'lomntlon and two
at I'ollard.
- .Meanwniie, an army 01
relief
wroliurs, mane up ol ine lieu lioss.
i Alabama National (luardsinen. and
; " -..v. ......
I their efforts on holding down dls-
mm TRAGEDY
FORCE 10 4 ENDS PLAY
EYE LINE H OF 4 BOYS
i ..oo,
I Troops Sent to Columbus.
N. M., As Precautionary
' Measure Torreon Bom
barded in First Mexican
Air Raid Major Battle of
Revolt Nears.
MICXICO CITY. March IS. (Pi
The government annonnceH that
the rebels aru panic stricken and
have, evacuated Torreon in full
flllilil.
i:L PASO. Tex.. March IS. MP)
One platoon of the Klghth cavalry
dav for Columbus, X. M. Captain
Andrew Wynce, cointutindlug otn
eer. said the platoin will remain
there ten days. ,
WAHHINOTON, .Murih IH.
llrlg. Clcn. Mowt'ly Iuih been ord
ori'il lo Columbus, New Mexico, lo
look Into eomlll Ions mi taut bor
der point utul a platoon of Infan
try Iiuh boon started tbere from
uil lltiss.
Major (loneral Laswiter, rm
j mamllntf the KlKhth army eorps at
' Kurt Sam UoiiMton, Texas, iuform-
; ed the war department today of ;
the ordei'H Issued to General Mose-J
'ley and the platoon, whie.li Ik!
under command or captain n -
drew J. Wynne. The general de-v
scrllnMl his orilei-H as preeautlon-
ury sti-ps. Th i-e has buen no pre- j
vlons report here of any unusual 1
conditions at Columbus. '
The New Mexican town was the t
scene several years ago of the raid '
h - ti, ,i.i !.,neri i-.aneiseo
1 VIIIm h-1iI. Ii i.v.-tiMeille t-i.wiilti.,1 ill
th. semimg inu, Mexico onsen-'.
. '";aiV,"" w"wm
TOliltHO.W 'Coahuila, Jleslco,
! Aliii-eh 1 H fVl ttiiin-tiiir nli'i)tiiiis
i piloted by fi doral aviator? . who
; dropped dealll dealing bombs on
, the city Saturday and who return -
;e.l yesterday, left a terrified cltl -
i bt'twi-en federal and revnlutlonary
J troops expert eil within a few
hours.
N'lctorlutis In an , nffnetfvuly
maneuvered oonfliet with two
columns of federal troops yeHter-
dny. Mexlrun revnlutlonistH today
, Wl,r(, m.eimrj)iw to VViiist aintcks mi
I Torreon from two other sides.
Troops which, rebels claim, rout
ed two federal columns Ichh thuu
1 flftv iiill,.H rnul itt
here nt San
:...,.... , ,
Inn two riiill-oail lines from 'I'ni--
j roon. On one lino from t.'nnltiiH
, ,.,,, ,rwlml cieneral l.opiw was
j south, rederal fleneral l.,opeK was:
i apiiroachliiB and Cieneral Jlnclas
j mm ,.,.,,, Torreon from Inirun -
t BO lo the souihwest, on Ihe oilier.
, Tnlrtv thouwind troops are
i d f , , . . . . . .
i " ,,,,,,1 .,,, lw, ,,, ,,,. tu.it ,'r
. 1.,.v11,in i ,hi i,.,.i,v
VV,i, .i,,,! of ()n Mi, ivtlro
- llltllo .,, tricklliiR Into Torreon.
Mexico saw ilHTh-Hl nei-liil e..n.l.,.l
in a revolution. In 1 25. airplanes !
were used for observation pur- I
pose dnrliiK Adolfo de la MuertuV
revolt. i
Two roarinj? federal bombhiK'
alrmaile.K nl 1 nver Vi ..nn t
Haturday and Sunday, leavlnir in
their shell torn wake a frlKhtened
clvlllnn population, four known,
dead and an unknown number of
wounded. In Hulurday's bombing,
two persons, one of them a woman
wern Injured and both died, Jn
Hie second raid the year old boy
was killed ami an unldenllf
ma'ii.
The mini wits ktltt.il ivli.-n
unldentlflcd
bomb from one of t.ie federal ma. i
chines flew over the cltv and drop-
ped the explosive not fur from the!
door of the Amerlean consuliil... i
III Sunday s raid. Xnlvnlurf l.azal-
rngue, Kreneh citizen was wound.
cd. The mimes of the dead and 1
the oilier injured went not learned, i
It.-ports received here today In, II-1
eated liml Ihe llrltlsh and l''reneli I
coiisiilales wo old i, .i ii,,.;
boinblng.
LOVE EAGLE LANDS
AT LOS ANGELES
l.dH A.VIJl-XKH, March 18. l'i
Colonel Chnrles A. l.lndberch
landed nt the lingers airport here
at 12:11 o'clock lotlay. lie hail
taken off front Ihe Isuig lleaili.
Cnl., airport I'll minutes before,
whirh. he landed Inst nlabt mini
Alliii(iieriiie. N, M.
I'lTTKIU'llH, March IS.- tift
One building was destroyed and
several others damaged cnc to
day wlo-n a l.-rrlfie e.TllloWl oc
curred In the business district of clri lllaled In tile chlllllllor of llcpil-
'lull ion. u mill town ii.-nr Mc-.tls lhls afternoon und caused a
Keesport. occupant's of houses In great flurry. They proved untrue,
the district es.-aped. nnd poll, e re- but brought ronfli -million from nt
ported thai no ope won killed or teiidmit doctors that tho marshal's
injiii'-d. ' ' vitality was at a very low ebb
( hat-lcs . It-Urrr. geiurjl
sccrclarv fur Near l.nt Itehef.
announce .fitMii nnllonal tuflil-iiinrlci-N
in Ncw"York (lint II
will Is nev.ary to rai-M !tl:t.:l:l:l
n ilav I, Ihe mil ium of C.'.MHI
lllll) l to Im' rnisetl I11 June :t(l.
when canitAl;iiiiitf for fund
will cease.
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Ma KenneOy WamS LOVe
Gift' Jlirist Not tO Be De -
PPIVPfl Rv AimPP Who
ceiveu oy Hiiiit-B, vviiu
Will Tpctifw in PrnllP ilf
Will leSIIiy in rrOUe Ol
ii n j ly'.i
Her AlleQeO MClnaping
Defense Files uemurrer. j
.
.iareh . l M
SAl ltA.MIONTO, Cal.,
Tl"' "enate of the legislature
resolved Itself Into a high court of
, imiivaelimenl todav ' for the pur -
! f , , n. ,eachiiK'nt of
OTAinr on
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I II II IU I 4VS l&
.Iu.Ikc Caries s. Hardy of l.os An- : 1)u,.encel In localing Mr. Youni,'.
tfelcs for' misdenieaiiors In office, i who left last wook on a trip to
'I'he serjrcanl ut iirtr.s of the Renate ' southorn California. Ho was lo-'
went (o ihe assembly to Inform catud lust, nlitht at Oakland, GaU
that body anil nscort ' the flvejand was oxpncteil to. return this
luoseeutlim niiumi;ers ' lo 'seiuite afturnoon, sill) Ignorant of his son's
chinnbers. i dentil. Information had been sent
; tu him that Russell had bewi injured
s.u'KAMKNTo. tlnl.. siurch is. and that he was needed nt homo
-tl'i JuilKe iarlos M. Hardy has a nit once. Mrs. Younu this forenoon
real desire to stand trial for im-
! peiiclinient and his hope Is that
J til-Hell, of lliioeaellluellt filed
; utfiiiusi nun inn iim oe msiiiii-si-u
I 'v senate, on demurier. It was
I learned liere.
l'IHB ' a iiemiirier in tno
1 "enale after the upper house has
' heen traiiMtornied Into a hluh court
' Inipeaehment at the eleventh
i,um. lhls nlnit will be but a
mere K'turc on the part of the
: corps of defense allorneys repre.
I sentliiK JuiIkc llawly II wiim imll-
''"'',l l,' hlr attorney by his son,
! Jlaidy. last IllKl'l
u Ih Ilu' ho'' ,,r 11,0 defense
llml tn' oi-jjaiilzed as nn
ltn)cnchment lamrl, will try the
Impeachment c;isi mid return
JurtKiiieiit.
.Iudf lialdy arrived at tllft capl-
1 nI y-fliM-tlay accompanied by Hay
TjIiuiuu. Koh AiiKelcs uttorney.
was met by Ilex Hardy and
't of Oakland. Thewi
i men win compose the leKal Hkir
; mlshers who will open the flKht in
i behalf of the JudK"- W. Joseph
Tord. nnuther Los Angeles attor-
) n,,y wi" not I''U' lpale In urtruliiK
;uie (icmurrer. lie win on tor tnc
.case actively after actual trial on
Impeachment begins. i
Allure Heniplo MePherson from j
,vl""" "ui'dj' Is charged I
" 11 h neeepllng a SLTmo "love gift"
,,,,, wl" ""' " m " eapltol as
'"" ,,'lnl "I1"1"'' 1,1,0 evangelist ot
-'gcliis Temple Is expected lo be
,lll"r wl,rn " ''hinge of ob-
"''"'this Justice in connection with
nlleged kidnaping Is aired,
Iu.Iko Ilnrily was shown a mes-
1 snge from Jlinnlir Kennedy, Mrs.
.M.-l'hersou's lootliei- bul night
warning nun and tne senate not lo
. be ileeelved "by a-sbow of frien.lll
I ness nnd Parisliin gowns" by Mrs. ll.iior, gangs and guns, has con
I Mcl'lterson. lie remained quiet, j seuted to answer a grand Jury
! Ills son, however, lallgheil: ! siinin'ions here Wednesday.
'lla. ha, ha very amusing." he
Hill. I.
. . ,...... ...,.,t ,1, - nrr -
Miirsliiil I'ocli Is authoritatively te-
pol led to have sintered another
serious heart-sinking attack.
Itiuuors o( thu muishurn death
Russell Young, 10, Dies
From Accidentally In
flicted Shot Yesterday
Operation Fails to Save
Father On Way Home,
Knows Not of Accident.
I Knssell Young. 10-year oId son of
I Mr. and .Mrs. J.' to'. YounK. ilicl
last iiiKht ut a local hospital as
' the result of on accidental gunshot
! wound sualaliicU at :i:au yeatcrdav
liifteinoon when pluylni; with three
I other boys In tlio lien Sheldon or
Iclutrils on Kiiiss hisnway, a short
instance, southwest of Jlcdford. Tile
bullet was fired from, a .i.'-callbcr
jKiin in Ihe hands ot Hobby Hayes,
1 1 0-year-old sou of Dr. nutl Jlrs. .1. '
t:. Hayes. There will be no lu-
quest, Coroner 11. to'.-Oongor said
this afternoon.
r'our boys Raymond Lewis, John
KsleB, Hobby Hayes aud itussell
i Youiik were In the orchard on nn
iuipioiniitu hunting trip, according
: lo Coroner Conger, and each one
!had a niin. lluwevei. two of the
guns were air rifles, llnlibv was
I shooting a .2i and had it braced
tun the folks of a tree when he
shot, alining I lie gun, he said, at
jthe ground. Thu death weapon be
; longed lo Jolnf1 Ksles, aged 9 years.
' " ""' ami iuooeii icn to tue
, giounil. Ills boy u:unils, not real-
Ho Ilred anil Kusscll fell to the
Izillir Iim hiifl ItMim nhnt viiuhml Ifnu.
jaoll over to thu . Hnnkln Kates
: homu. where Mr. Kstcs discovered
ll,e bullet wound lu the abdomen.
Hb lmim(lltl!ly took lllm tu thu
llU8llltBl' where an operation was
t.rr0,.mod In a vain otroit to save
11,8 ,lf!- opernlloii disclosed
,the Intestines had been poitoratert
I ft times.
Although fatally Injured, Russell
. did Tiot.lnii c.onsiMnmmuss until Me
.was prepu'rud for the operation and
' '" t!l" '')l,lll't'' .hefora ho roachecl. ,
eiitblu pain In his foot as well os
' In hts side.
! 1 lis mother was located a short
inu iiuiino, voiiiiitaiiiuu o. cuiinei
i !'",u, niter - tl.p accidoiit occurred
hilt 'fMiiifddtii'nhl) trmihln wuu nt.
, was grief stricken anil in a highly
t nervous condition. t
i Tliei-ii u-ns snnin nniisllnn Imlnv
, w uetiicr me uiiiiut irom me bimi
struck a true beforn striking thu
i hoy or wont dlructly into the ah-
domcn. Coroner - Unngor was In-
dined to hullcvo the bullet mndu
a direct lilt. The boys, when qucs-
I Honed, did not know what ' had
Happened and were unable to throw
I much light on tho shooting, outsld.
oi ino met it was purely acciucaiai.
Tho doad hoy was wol? known
nnd was in thu fourth grado ai
Ht; Mnry'a nendomv. He wns born
in AHhlnnd, April 'J8, I!'1S. nnd wiim
10 years, 10 monlhH nnd 10 dnys
old uL tho tlmq of IiIh denth. Tj .
mourn hlH loss tho leaves three
brothers., Wnltor. Arnold. Douk-iI;
his parents, .Mr. and .Mrs. J. V.
Vounw, and grandmother, Mrs. Mary
.?- Yonnff. Funtiral arrannements
wlil he nnnounceU Inter the Perl
funeral boine.
. . , : : r
CAPONI TALKS
IF HE IS GIVEN
I tllllCAIiO. .March
Alphonse (Hearface)
t'upone .of
highest of
j I'liteago and Florida,
I Dm htgner-ups. in the
world - of
t This information came today
i.iii thn district itttnrnev'M office.
I which since the. Ml. Valentine's day
j mtissnoro of seven men In tt North .
I Clark Btreet gaingo, has deslrel to
converse with Capone.
i i.:aione asked the customary
I "Inimunlty -Imtli" oocjislona 1 1 y
. granted grand Jury witnesses
j whose testimony might tend to In-
! crlmlnato them. - ;
1 If assuii'd .'of Immtlnity from
!prosenullon. Capone. has let It be
known he would permit hhnseli
, to be ushered Into Ihe grand Jury
ehunibers and would answer sueli
j uuestions as might be propounded,
( otherwise he would claim his con-
stltullonnl right not to testify
against himself or In regard to
Lon.etbflig which might
later be
used against lllm.
New cheese factory establlshi d
at Klorenee,
IMMUNITY BATH