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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT ' MEDFOUD MAIL TRIBUNE, ' MEDFORD, OREGON. MONDAY, MARCH IS, 1920. 14 PERISH IN SUNDAY CRASH PRESIDENT HOOVER AND HIS CABINET AFTER FIRST MEETING OF FORD PIANF . i Pilot Alone Escapes Death v in Aerial Disaster Un- j able to Rise From Field,; : It Rams Freight Car in j i Forced Landing. NEWARK, N. J., MfiP. IS. (P) Dlmont ParsoriH, passenger In the . FoiM ' trl-motorod piano which crashed near hero Into yonUM-diiy, ; died In St. JameH hoHpUul today, ; brlngintr the death total to 14. i . Lou Footo, tho pilot, who Hen j In the hoHpital In a critical con- i dition, 1h now me only mirvivor vi the llwiflUT, j A huso ford nil-mot it 1 tri-nio- j tnrnd monoplane, oporutctl hy thy ( Colonial AirwayH, crawlied Into a I freight car loaded with mnH, whilf . Attempting n forced landing a mile j from tho Newark airport, after lis ! niotoiH had .stopped. I.ou Fott thu pilot, and 1 U-1 -mont I'arsotiH. a friend riding. In j tho coepit benldo him. were hurled 50 feet from the plane by the Im-j pnet. TIiobo In thu cabin were! flung into a huap In the forward ' end of the ftjaelug). Many wre impaled on pleeen of torn metal. : WltnutmcH nald tho plane appear1' cd to bo In trouble from the time It took off from the airport wit It lift loud of imnHenK'H tor a (rip ovor New York Cliy. It roso Alttggltihly. J'ithoi.h who mw the Fhlp Judt before the cranh wild tho p rope Hum were turning slowly n though tho nudum were dead. The plane wuh not more than 200 feet above the ground. Foote apparently was attempt ing to bring (ho whip down on a clear space between two railroad linen,, but thu plane, buffeted by 4 h 1 tit V WW. WW HWW A W W .Vl COMPLETE TEXT OF MEMORIAL FILED luud setllemont to a point whuro worthy rtltilrlrtH iir ufiiiHiu-ially i-in- I baniiHsed nnil oxiierluiica wilU fed- ; era) reclHmatlon projecls linn shown , that a lonser period of time in rc- j quired to brlns these lands Into , full development thau lies within j the ability of these projts to pro-: vide; and ' " ' , "Whereas. It would bo Rood kov- : crnmental policy to loan letierni E Tho thirty-fifth legislative A new IiIk dance imvllloii is plan, funds without interest to relieve , iRd fur t.OI13tiuctlun by Uom I'ro farmers on existing lrrlButiou dls- ( vos ft( jMKC-a c'amp, near Horn, trlct forms who arr pioneering de-, bl.ouk , northern Oillfornla, 30 velopment: miles from Ashland, acrordinit to "Hn li resolved by the houso of I . ,,i ,.i ., sembly. regular session, passed tho rcpresenatives of the 'atc.of Ore- - , d ,u onc of t10 best house Join memorial Ni.12. Intro- ? 8l!nat0 1"Uly cou,;U,rinS open air floor., !,. northern Call- That we do most earnestly petl- j " , , ,J(. und c.0slnlcUon In linn and memorialize the congress i prounoij ut uu ..... 1T.I....I ... t.rnvlfln fin- I '1 H""'1 Ul iiim v itmu .jiw. w ---- retinanciiiK duced by Representatives Krlggs of Ashland, C'arkln of Bedford and CMnnock or Grants I'assjon I'ebru ary 11) ot thrs year. Tho memorial follows : "We, your memorialists, the leg-; Islature of the state of Oregon, ro siectfully represent tliat: "Whereas, throughout this, and other western tatss Bparsely set tled meritorious Irrigation districts have bonded themselves for the construction of Irrigation works und incurred obligations involving high interest rates and oarly inu turieles; and "Whereas, Ilia agricultural de pression of the last four years has reduced net Income and retarded1 auclal assistance in constructed ldasllde projects substantially the same basis as the United States reclamation projects with which these projects ore in direct competition In amounts not to exceed their economic value a'-1 determined by surveys made by federal agencios. "That tho secretary of the stare of Oregon bo and lie Is authorized and instructed to forthwith forward a copv of this resolution to the hon orable secretary of the interior and to each member of the Oregon del- eKntion in tho notional congress. The floor will lie of hardwood and will hu 60 by 80 feet in dimen sions. It will havo a swlmniliiK pool and picnic ground facilities nearby, being located along the Klamath river. The pavilion is ex pected to prove popular with south ern Oregon dancers. - PIIONRIX, Ariz., Mar. 18. ll') Umil Marck, believed to be a min ing prospector from llakcr. Ore., committed suicide in a hotel here today, lie was found by tho pro prietor. The man had slashed his throat. President Hoiwer wm photographed with Vice President Curtis and his cabinet on the white house lawn afler the first cabinet meeting. Only Henry L Stimson, selected "as' secretary of state, was missing. . Secretary Kellogg acted for him. Left to right; Seated: Waller F. Crown, poslmacter general: James W. Good, secretary of war; Frank B. Kellogg, secretary of state; President Hoover; Andrew Melon, escrctary of treasury; William D. Mitchell, attorney general. Standing: James J. Davis, secretary of labor; Robert P. "mont, secretary o.' commerce; Arthur M. Hyde, secretary ot agriculture; Vice President Curtis; Bay Lyman Wilbur, secretary of interior; Charles Franclr Adams, secretary of navy. ' ' ' r Ti VISIT VALLEY ON OVER GUATEMALA WORLD AUTO TRIP! ON RETURN FLIGHT DETAINED HERE i The ftifl rent foreign tourists1 (Jl'ATK.MAl.A CITY, (luutemnlii. ntgn.. gusty wind, lost altitii.le loo worla lrllvv,,B ,,, tourb-'tH, and .March 18. (I'; taptain lra i, mpldly to clear n string nf curs e,.,,,,,.,, or . finimelnl means ' '" Kor. speeding northward from on a Hltllng of the Central mil- l() vsll M,,,ifnril ti, yeal. were I'anama In an effort to reain roal ot New Jersey. ' clareniore tulnnes ot Herlln. where' 1!l"""',v"1" before iluk, arrived The vhilms Included an engaged m,p hom0 KliHor Ai1(,Bi nj nmi hero at ll:l!i o'cloek this morn eoilple, Jllns (lertruda Klreever ot .,., .....j'.,,..,,.., ,.f Htnekhnlm. I"g from Managua, and 1". mill ll..i.n,ri,.t.l V T .....I I. a.. I.... Ill ........ ....... , ,.,u I . . .. . ...t. I ...... ''.,, , ti.-... ., Mini ..r...i..'. u,..,i ,..i,n ,.f.p rnuamr lie N iuu:r -mmi mi .'t. ............ j. mtrnni'mieil H; 11 '( V I lU'Ul Ui I ii.Hnnl will ittion tile police at a local notei, iomow I Winter vacation being over with . the cessation o( severe storms and . ' deep snow, school will be begun at ! Colostin next Monday, according to Lavonia Kelly. Vorll.i.nd girl 1 u. e countv school suiierintendenfs ycai-B or.ugo, was neing nein in me i offlce todav t,cnooi sessions are county Jail today as a runaway J tti8o scheduled to begin at Spring and wuh scheduled to leuvo this j Creek In the Greeensprlngs Moun evenlng In the custody ot J'ortland j t'n. but due to the fact that there , ii nti1r Iwn titiittlM In I tin (llull'lr1? S officers for her home. She was , f 1)ore ,g gome ueBllon whether thB The Model Clothing Company Have Exclusive Selling of Cape Cod Shirts! irai : . LEU . Woodward, a law student; who lived ,.onUnPnt ,vnl h (he Inst lap of ' UrmviiHvllle. In-llrooklyn ihe girls l.rotl.er ,h 2, ,. joumey around , ,.TT uyso was killed, as were two broth- u . , t Ol.O.N. r.uiama Mar. IS. (Pi pilot of the the "Oui:.s-: Hon Mali.," tool; off from Kimih-o 1 field at 1 a. m.. eastern standard . era. Andrew- and Htephen ll:.g,.ia,l v renmrhn,,lc tlllnB llboul u.ir 1 'l",a " f of Stamford, Conn. ! ... . ,.. . ,Z,. r.. recoid-lironklng plane. t The enisb has only been exceed , .,.,.,. with the same ear lu """ " J ,"v ihey started with, an Adler sedan Olio uuier III eini 11 1 111 III moi m of ,.,.,.,,, mik(,, .,,. oi r.eavier-inan-air operauon. inai , ,.,,, W(, ,. fllI. was the wreck of the Donili r-Wal lluu ., u.utluilIy ist them pluno nt Ulo Janeiro last llecein- lmtn the ftn'sh ber. in which H ihhsoiis were kill- AM hH ;,,,, f,. , their own e.t wane on men- way io welcome ,m..,m0Ilt. .,v have been inali- llie famous avl- ,,. ,. ,. i,.,,... f n,,. m.Pn. Nino nunlls are enrolled at Cll- Irig the receipts of telegraphlu In- mHX and are being taught by Miss tormation giving a, complete de- i K!viln tllalr of l'ortlaud, who has sciiptlon of her. She Is thought to been teaching there for three years have left home to visit soine naiit Tl ete three scunole will be friends. s.ie knows in Medford. ; n fission until next December un- - ! .11 1....I .eu till, IlllOtlft. ,,,,,' tlnie, on a dawn to dusk fllxht to j pollTr.AND, .March 1 S. !'! anm o ,,,, lmpOMsiljlf.. l.row usviiie, ji-aus. ; t.avonia leny, J 11. who oil nniui-, ' t dav ran uwny from home with MAXAC.l'A, .N'liariigua. Mar. IS. y, lo ,wvl n ,,y f,.cn,t l.os ftiotiilt. li.i, f l.'.-i t.i.r. who Ih . . . ... ii...., t ,i" ' Angeles, gin HI. lin .wliiiuiu . riiccdinu lo i.JrownsvHIe, Texas. ....f,...,, .ri ....oirhi' indue-. Khe I from I'auama on a northward-, W'.M i.xperted to ml her three-day i bellnd diuvii-lo-dllsk attempt, ar- : ,r1( .n tonight under tile,' rived ut .Managua at K:as n. in. and , c&vl, f rrieers who are chaperon- I Talking Reel r Hoover Inaugural . Craterian Tonight Kautos Dunioiit aior. ti,.,.. t, .... , ,,,.1,1, .,-,.,1 in i lit. A ..ml t-,. ti.ili,.,. i.i.im ,,i ... . ...i. railroad employes saw the plan.'. " ' ', ., ,,. ' lionpcil ort in niniuu s i.uei i"i g her on the return jolnmy. htruggllng to stay In the nlr. swoop " i, s nlles a rather good. "'''' , The girl bad lilteh-hlked !.,r .i.... i i t .i M1 mmnes, . a. laun i h""' .rhl! (,..li, ,vhi. gave up a v sonlli am snld nlio went all against the car They' summoned f lernitin young limy., .v, euulwal.(1.lml ,,lwn . lo . dusk ! lh Wliy f,,,,,, l'rtliinMo eoulbcni Craterian theater tonight. Tuesday . . ' J "' ".V."""" '" dressed III a hiking cos- ,.,. hu ,.....,., ,,ere Halm- I i... ...1IL. .,lv flftv eeiits and Wednesday ..ontalns the ill- IIIUU! and speaking excellent l.llg- . . . . . . confident or lit.. Sl im no a telcirrain lo her i alluuration of I'residelll Hoover. Mtnlt ... . ' ...... .. ...... , The talking news reel al Hunt': altt and hurried to -tin- seenr eooie ana rnrsons were inilni t ... i. i ... ,t ...r.tni, vhero thee had lieen t'liumolteil .,. .. ... ..... ,,i .i...,. of v, . " . ri'siMirm ion oiiH-ii in in.; iii""i through the roof of the cockpit. (lf (,,,.,,. te this forenoon, l oolo had suffereil several fine- t out ot Hie state en ! lures oi uie kkuii ami uiieriiai in- ,.,ii-,.t,. ... nil., tier traveliim Juries. Ho naked his rescuers for lllrlll(ri Ml... Hoederstroem. Wils.l n cigarette and wished lo know If ....t.illtr hll,,. ,,nd mak ng a few; in.' ii im lit . iv I ut H. nooji it lieeamo uncousiioiiM, inircliiiMfK. the car hnvlmr ocen Piirrolis ruf- .... ..u-...t mi tilveiHld,! nvenuo. ml fered a broken leg and was severe- , heir ariival In Hie city. They ly cut and lirulsed, but also was ,.(.,ii,d In the city only a short conscious wnon picneti up. inn lhm, nfwr Wlilii they bodies of the dead ' were found .......i, i ,i in itiMh Ciilumlilu reaching Itrownsvllle heron; ; hlghtrall. ' ' j New Inventions mother Satuvday. liinssed ana tangled In the wreck ngo of the cabin. RIFLE CLUB HOLDS mints. They were much dlsap Tor wanning small rooms mid rt'Htticteil spaces, an electric heul- l lit,. I.., -i.t i.r ti mIi.iiiIi'1' bar. pioceile.l (wu fl,el u1Ki ,)(,(n ipti-ortiieed, It Is thornly Insulated, can be In stalled aluioi-l anywhere ami oper- l.av A Iji t'lirte KAl'.N'AH, l.ltliuanla (!) This country has.no fewer than four legal systems for Us tied. Dim In huliiainls. The Uiihsihii code holdi good III central Lithuania; further sotilll, the code ' Napoleon Is Ihe rule; liable rule governs tin north and German law Ihe Momel teirl lory. A unlflcaitlou system is li.Mit'il fur shnrtly. Ii. shows the nrestoeutial nartv 1 leaving Ihe While Houso, march ing down l'eunsylvnnlt avenue amid tl a throngs of peopic to the cupltol, the parly on the reviewing stnnd. tho crowd surrounding and many oilier viows. It gives the president's iuaugu nil address, the talks ol other dis tinguished men. the music by the bands and the cheering of the crowds Just us illey took place on March !. pointed at being tumble, to vl I nt,. with direct or allernalliig cur- craier Lake. " ,.cm i Where end when did you learn, v,rM ,. applied aiitomntleil to speolt the Kngllrh language. y UK m,im a8 lhl, fl)ul , rmoved anil how long have yon Mpnkvll , jrtul tl)p accelerator 111 a safety ! It?" asked a reporter of Miss j hvkK-ii-i a Swiss Inventor lias dovcl. j nei un meeting her In the chain-L,.,,.,, -j., brake Is on when the) Iter of commerce orr.ee. ,,nl. is ncuiral gear, but Is re- "All my life." replied tho young ) it.mr,,,i witiv the shift to first and world traveler. operation uf the ucceleralor Tile next embnrrnsaliiK inicsuon . ,,. v.,i pumnlng water liiln WWW llfflo club members ugalu show etl their enthusiasm over the out' dnor practice by a fulrly largo ut ttndanrc nt the tango east ol the city Sunday morning. As usual, most ut the lime was devoted to firing ntinllfieatlini courses. ; Dr. F. tl. Hunch, who had fired (ill oxcepl ono til age Inst week, completed his -course and attained asked proved not to be as cmbar i-asslng as it was amusing lo the Teutonic girl, for with u twlnkl ,n her eyes she ivndlly responded. "Twenty years." She related that the long world Hip .was Hlurtod by their leaving tleiiuany, and doing Turkey. Asia. 1'ersla, etc., and then selling on a steamer for Lima, Peru, und then tlna. the aiilumoblli. gasolluu tanks i from filling stations, a special ! valve has been devbed to fit on the end of Ihe suction line Inside the station tank. Its c.H.seiulal fea ture Is a float which sinks In the ' pump before water at Ihe bottom i of the tank can be draw ll Into tin' J1 eu: turner's auto. , As a substitute fui" the regain- i lolng that country, Argon-1 ,)un pum hlng bag. n rubber I Chill, elc, then taking a Kpi , e. attached to a headband by ' ll... iiiui-ifuntiin mill ill li nt tint Willi 11 iniiii ..r van iVmi sunder who 'steamer again, nrrlvlng at Man ,.ubbcr cords, ami worn In front attained the marksman guide last!1'"1"'' " ihy "K- w"p''; ! where It can be struck by the fists, week, n-pentcd tho course und bet-!'""' " """ lo '"' i has app. ared en the market. Jt Is tored his Kcoro by 18 points, giving ' inoi-orded north reaching Meuioiu , (,( , froi-,t liealtbiul exercise, him a total of 208. Hi-, 11. A. .1t.ii- j t"' V. (gives practice In shadow boxing kins. Irving to course for the first I'rom here they expected to g-i n, noiseless. line, matlo an ugKieRalu score only n to Vlelorla, Vancouver, mm Table basketball, n game de slightly below llio innrksmnn ro- other llritlsh Columbia polnls, then vl!tmi ,,y tUdcni al the Kansas i (lillromeiits. lid 1,1111. In un-nllempt .nouoie ohck io i...h ...... to better his uxpert record ot last I t'rom Hint city dr.ve across the week, repealed the slow.flre BliigeB.I'.'onilnent to -Sew York. acorlUB thro polnls higher llinti In Kroin .New York they sail lo tho corresponding imiHIoii ot Ills Portugal, and afler doing l.tui previous test. . cuuntiy. Siialn, I'innee and some Those who loinplelud tho slow 'other lands, will end the Hip by flro madu uvumgcH as follows: ICd it'eturulng to r.erllu. Lull, Sl per cent; P. I,. ICurhurl. 7 per colli; V. A. Klnglur, 7.S per cent; Kd l'ease, 7-1 per rent: lit. T. H. Hove, t5 pur cent. . Tliesj men will flro tho rupld fliu stages .on their next trip to the ruiigu. I'lfOKMX. Alii.. Mar. 1.1. bl'l Iirug nddliis loday are believed rt--spuislble for the violent deaths of two men - Sunday. I ten Smith, Phoenix officer and Joint operator ,uf. a merchant patrol, was shot twice when he went to Ihe aid of Chinese merchants as Ihey wore being held up by armed bandits. )lo died late Sunday.' " l-ce Hop. Chinese produce vendue, was found .dead In his home here. Ills beud crushed by a blow from a blunt .InMruliicnt. TOUGHS I ; Apply over throat and chest swallow small pieces ot To Hurry Utlo Annuals Start the seeds ef Ihe slower growing annuals early, advises the March American Home. Such tilings as slnnlii. marigold, lobelia, pi'liinl.i, aster, heliotrope, si abosla, and a host of others will not bloom till late If you wait till they may be snw-n oiiLilde. If yell dft not cure to bother with seeds In doors a hood method Is to use a coldfrnnio. It Is simple lo handle. Seedlings grow rapidly III a frame If watered, ventilated and watched carefully. Snapdragons may be i tai led by si cd or cut I lues may be made from Indoor plants the same as geraniums. Many times It Is possible to start them from cut tings made from t.ie stems of blooms purchased at the green house late In the winter. agricultural college, Jlas appeared i In the form of u simple outfll that will amuse the players as well as spectators, and also lest the skill. It Coiitlsls of a metal box. the top (f which Is it cardboard fletd de pressed In the center to permit the j ball to roll Into any one of a num- j ber of holes along this part of the field. VAPO RUB NL'YV YOU1C, Marc.i Is. 0i Alberl Ottliiger, former stale at torney general and the ttcpubllcan candidat was heb CM'll W1IMKV l'KKAl II 1'XHtKKT COXSKHVATION JACKSO.NVtl.l.i:, l'ia.l1'l Club women nic practicing wiiat Ihey , preach about forest conservation j and the preservation ot natural ; beauty spots. The general federation Is pro- j moling ft prUe cssny cinuest ooi-n r lo all club women of Ihe country 1 for the three best letters saying why national parks should not be exploited for commercial purposes, and why privately owned lands new In their boiiudniies should be ucitulrcd by the government. VmI RICA S leading iminefjtturers constantly race to reduce production costs to give buyers a bet ter priKluil for a lower price This, it has been as sumed, is the Uiiic.il, healthy outcome of efficiency. The GfcNI KAI. Ol; AMIRICA inirovlticcs this system . mho the field ot fire and Automobile insurance. It nt.,'3 ih rsi-.s it nperjtcs at a httxr h$ ratio ir svritcs husine.-s tiwir 'tiiitrtllljU mmet npfntliHg .. ivviijm it nuin'jins tttise milatl with its agents. I bis legitimate jasinjj it returns to its participating policyholders. Dividends so far have never been less than 20.Vi on participating policies. These uestions have been asked: "Is this not Itfitiuhilrf Is it not Amtritmf Is it not rJjidcHl" The sotunlc of fire and automobile insuranrc , ssrittvii by the GENERAL OF AMr.KU.'A during in .short six years in business is a positive answer. L.tfiitnl fi.ovo,ooo: Polityholdm SHtfhi $2,0,oo, 7.i KrJnv. Al'frKi'Xl'll'l $).wooo. . , TENOWALO INSURANCE . AGENCY. Medford. Ore. Tel. 993 Hotel Holland Bldg. UTTLK HOCK, Ark.. Mulch IS Oil -Lieutenant Joe T. Shumate, I adjutant ot the 151th observation! sundron. Arkansas natlonnl guard, i took off her at 1: 15 a. ill. Imlsy In an nttempt lo sel nil endurance for Kovernor last year j record tor the I'. T. government up eaiiy today In front I Irnlnliig planes. With U'l gallons of bis homeon West ue! robbed ef 7 7. iih street of gas In the lank he evpeetoil la riw r.A... femttla sloft IS btjurs, GENERAL Insurance Company I w vonorrce-stATrte 12 Superior Features IN ALL . j CAPE COD SHIRTS All collars and neckbands arc full size, carefully and accurately tailored to fit and look well. . All cloth carefully pre-shrunk. . ..Shoulder openings are cut wide and full to Insure' maximum freedom and com fort. -Sleeves' arc svldc uo creeping up the arm. . Cuffs aro carefully tailored, heavily lined, and of lust minute design. Kxtra pleata ut the back, for roominess In body sizes, extend the entire length of llio shirt. The best grade of ocean pearl buttons, with neatly tailored button holes. All buttons strongly sewed. Kttll, roomy body sizes that Urn stout est man can wear in comfort vyith full freedom. Accurate sleeve lengths', with each shir!. correctly marked. 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