Medford mail tribune., April 30, 1929, Page 7, Image 7

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BEAUTY QUEENS MEET IN MANILA
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CHICAGO, April 30. yP) Once
convicted and sentenced to bo
hanged for irfurder, Mrs. Catherine
Cassler, a middle-aged mother was
. fi-oed today after a three year fight
1 carried oh from her prison cell.
The woman collapsed before the
Judge's bench when Informed the
fclato had up reed to dismiss her
cane which was brought before the
court today on a motion for a new
trial.
The state,' in announcing It
would not prosecute a new trial,
said the murder of William JJnd-
strom, for which Mrs. Cassler, Mrs.
"Lillian Fraser and Loren Patric
were convicted, had been avenged
by the death of Mrs. Fraser who
died last month while serving a
life term In the state prison. Pat
rick la serving a life term, but Mrs.
Cassler had been sentenced to
death as tho alleged plotter- of
Jjlndstrom's death to collect his
Insurance '
y Patrick, It was charged at the
ytrlal, was hired by tho two women
to beat Lindstrom to death. Ho
turned state's evidence . and testi
fied against Mrs. Cassler. She was
one of the few women ever given
the death sentence in Cook county,
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14 TIMES IN 13 HOUK
PORTLAND, Ore, April 30 (IP)
George Distel, manager of a roller
skating marathon which was
broken up by police Sunday, es
tablished a record for himself that
is likely to hold tor some time.
Iletween 12:15 a. m. and 1:15 p. m.
Sunday Distel was arrested 14
times and paid $2000 bail.
At 12:15 a. m. he was arrested
; on a charge of operating without
a license. An hour later: he was
arrested again on the same charge,
and bail was set higher. At 2:15
a. m. he was again taken into cus
tody and put up more ball. After
that arrests wore made at half
hour periods, with bail being in
creased each time. -By 1:16 p. m.,
yesterday he Jwd established a
marathon record of 14 arrests in
13 hours.
HAINESSUifAGAIN
- THROWN OUT COURT
PORTLAND, April 30 (
Federal Judge Bean today for tho
third time, threw out the suit
rf Will II. Haines against the
Portland National bank, tho Pa
cific Bancorporation, and directors
of both organizations. Twice .pre
viously Judge Bean had sustained
objections to complaints filed by
Haines. The court in each case
gave Haines permission to amenJ
his complaint.
- Haines, former . president of th
Portland National bank, seeks to
restrain the bank and Bancorpora
tion .from merging. ,
Brazen Bandit
T,OS ANOI5L13S, April 30 (P)
While hundreds of pedestrians
walked by unaware, a robber who
threatened to kill him, pushed a
Kim against tho back of J. C. Koot
, man, a bank meHHeiigor, and
snatched bis money has, escaping
with $1,000, on a downtown street
todny.
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Mary Catherine Campbell, Miss America of 1928, and Miss Par de
los Reyes y Ongsiaco, Miss Philippines of 1929, were Introduces to
each other when Miss Campbell visited the islands as a tourist.
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NEW YORK, April 30. (P)
Mrs. Mary Ware Dennett, convict
ed for sending obscene matter thru
the mails, today was fined $300
by Judge Warren B. Burrows in
federal court in Brooklyn. She
was paroled in custody of her at
torney until Thursday, pending the
filing of an appeal and posting
of bail.
Tho conviction last week of Mrs.
Dennett, who could have been
fined $10,000 and sentenced to fivj
years' imprisonment, was based oil
distribution of her pamphlet, "The
Sex Side of Life," which she Bald
she wrote 14 years ago for the
guidance of her two sons. She is
53 years old.
The pamphlet haubeen distrib
uted for more than 10 years by thp
Y. M. C. A., -churches and social
organizations, and had the en
dorsement of many educators,
editors and social workers.
WILL SWAN
PIKRItR. S. D. (P) Medicine
rock, tho huge limestone boulder
in which strange footprints appear,
will be preserved by the South
Dakota Historical society.
Mrs. Agnes B. Whitlock has
given the lOO-aero tract in which
it stands to the state.
Indians believed that the foot
prints were made by the Great
Spirit, and the Sioux .frequently
held ceremonies at the rock and
buried gifts by it before entering
battles. Some authorities say the
tracks may have been made by
pre-hlstoric men. Others believe
they were cut in tho rock by some
ancient Indian,
There are five Impressions, each
a good likeness of the Imprint of
a human foot.
Confirm Judges
-WASHINGTON, April 30 CH
Tho scmito late today confirmed
tho nominations of seven federal
judges, including the thrA addi
tional ones for the southern dis
trict of New York.
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PASADENA, Cal., April 30 (PJ
A second "confession" detailing u
series of parties, marriage propos
als and an lntlmato friendship with
Mrs. Pearl Cooley was signed to
day by John L. Howard, Pasadena,
police said. Howard already had
confessed to the killing of Mrs.
Cooley's husband, Victor A. Cooley,
wealthy Pasadena automobile
dealer.
CORAL REEF SHOWS
SEA IN NEW MEXICO
FORT WORTH, Tex. P) A
barrier reef of the sea, that now
stands In New Mexico nearly 1000
miles from the ocean, Is described
for the American Association of
Petroleum Geologists by K. Russell
IJoyd, geologist of Midland, Tex.
Much of the reef now is buried.
Its exposed portion, Lloyd says, is
about 70 miles long and more than
2000 feet high gray, massive and
very porous. It lies between Carls
bad and Guadalupe poin. ,
Mr. I-loyd holds that the sub
stances composing tho limestone
prove that once it was a reef of
the barrier type, fronting the deep
sea on one side, while on tho other
was a shallow, enclosed and ex
tremely salty sea. U was built by
coral growths and by water de
posits. 4
PORTLAND, Ore. April 30.
(ff) An element of mystery en
tered Portland's gasoline price
war today, A large red truck,
unidentified by any trade-marks
or inscriptions, made tho rounds
today filling tanks of gasoline
dealers who have torn ' Up their
contracts with the large oil dis
tributors. A. T. Kurtz, president
of the Portland Retail Gasoline
Dealers Protective association,
said the nameless red truck will
sell to all those, who have re
volted. ,
Many service station operators
byre have destroyed the contracts,
declaring the major oil companies
have been selling to commercial
accounts and to farmers at a rate
from four to two cents lower
than that charged the filling sta
tions. 1 ; '
A fleet of five gasoline trucks
invaded the field yesterday from
Seattle, Kurtz said. The Seattle
owner of the trucks notified Kurt
that ho was ready to start dis
pensing gasoline to any or nil
Portland dealers. The name of
the company supplying the fuel
was not given, nor was the loca
tion of the source of supply.'
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PORT OR FORD, Ore., April- 30
(A Louis Knapp, 80, the oldest
pioneer in Port Orford, died .here
yesterday. He came here in 185
and had lived in this section 'evtr
since. ,
Mr. Knnpp was one of tho best
known pioneers in Oregon. -, He
entertained at the Knapp r hotel
nearly ail the early travelers of
stage coach days who went from
Coos Bay south through . Curry
county. Ho was the oldest active
hotel keeper in Oregon. The
Knapp hotel was opened mare
than half a century ago and Is
still In operation.
Mr. Knapp leaves three sons,
Louis Knapp, Jr., joint representa
tive to the Oregon legislature from,
Coos and Curry county, Morris
Knapp and Lloyd Knapp of Reeds
port. ' -. 7
GRAF ZEPPELIN FOGHT
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FRTRDUICHSHAKEN, Germany
April 80 tfP) Tlio next flight of
the dirigible Gruf Zeppelin to tho
United suites was definitely set
today for Muy 15. .
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noSEHUKG, Ore., April 30 W)
The lust of the carload ship
ments of broccoli -from this dls
expected to be made this
Sixty-eight cars havo been
shipped to date, with Indications
that there will be five more. The
season Is now ncarlng a close,
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Recover Bodies of Priests
HANKOW, China, April 30. (IP)
Tho Catholic passlunlst procurator
here bus received word from
Clienkl, In (ha provlnco of Hunan,
Vowles glided to tho Alameda air- j tlml tho bodies of llireo priests
port and. noed over. Vowles was ! who recently were slain by haiiilllH,
testing a new typo plane with a I had been recovered. Details ol
removable motor. I the killing were not available.
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a lever as his plane circled high
over San Francisco, bay and tho
motor of his ship fell out and
splashed Into tho bay.. Then
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Because of the recognition from the world's
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PEACE BY S
Hlroyed voelillon over nenrly n! ) Worlc aturtod in construction of
thoUMund Hcrea. Denplte tho efforts' power lines .to sites of 35 alrwity
of the villnKo fire department Uj beacon IIkIiIh between Dental, Cal.,
wiih still HpreudliiK today. Ho fur i nnd Drain, Ore,, on Medford dlvls
iKi rnKunltleH hnve been reported, io nof conHt airway nystom.
MOSCOW (P) Ail home
I'lIU.AJJKIJMllA, April !l 0. (A)
WritiiiK In thu Mny Inane of the;
own- IwidieH Home Journal, former;
erH and thowo fn milieu whowo In
come cxeeedH $ 1 500 a year are
to he evicted from their dwell
inKH by Oetoher 1 unless they
belong to a few exceptional cate-
Korles, HayH a law recently en
acted by the ho vie t Kovornment,
Tho housing space thus gained
is to be piacetl at tho dlnpusul
of laborers.
KxcoptlonH- to the new refla
tion embrace in the Hint placo
t hoMO who had been . iaborera up
to the time, of Hie revolution and
who are now living on working
cIums wuges. TIioho whoao dwell
ings do not contain more than 115
square meters of, floor space will
alMo be spared the eviction process.
Other vxeeptions include for
mer owners now receiving remu
neration from the government, he
roes of labor, members of the
academy of hcIojiccm and veteruns
of the civil war. All active scien
tists, technicians, artists and pro
fessors and Instructors In the
lending universities will also es
cape the edict.
Tho government explains that
October 1 wa fixed us the limit
for the order to lako effect so
that the evicted persons might
have time lo build new homes.
But they must . uc their own
money in erecting fresh dwellings.
A proposal was made that men
and women deprived of their votes
because of varying degrees of py
lltjcul Irregularity should also be
ejected from their habitations. Mm
the government frowned upon this
Ian and IhmhmI a special state
ment to make char I Wit dlnfian-i
chlsed voters, um such,., would be
saved the trouble of moving.
President C'oolldgo says "men will I
not long rccogui.o the sword as i
Ihe major source of authority." ;
"So long as there Ih evil In the
world," ho continues, "armies and
navies will be required for domes
tlc nnd International police service,
but peace will never be mailo per
manent by fear alone. It must
have a main foundation of Justice
and good will strong ' enough to
satisfy the reason nnd conscience
of humanity. "
Mr. Coolidge's article dlMcusses
"the promotion of peace through
11 in I tat ion of armaments," and Is
the second of three on peace to ap
pear In the publication.
FRENCH FOREST FIRE j
SETS OFF OLD SHELLS!
Mt'UIOl'HK, France, April 30
)) The noise of bursting shell
burled during the war in the old
battlefield of Hartmans-Wfllerkopf
has marked the progress of a great
forest fr which hn already dc-
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Recommend Scattergood
WAHMl VCThV A tii tl an lTi --
J. Meiiry Hcatti.-rgood of I'hllad.
phia has been recconimeiided to
President Hoover by Seorotary
Wilbur for assistant commlsfloner
of Indian affairs.
I.O.VDO.V. April no.fl'f AriKlo-
Tculotiic i, injure Hgainwt W. H. A
ompany has been organized by
flrftuns and flurmans to' make
talkies and compete with Americans.
Berybody likes it
AMAZING
20 YEARS AGO!
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Banking-by-mail, a novelty
only a few years ago, is today
getting deposits to banks
- promptly for hundreds of
thousands.
Send your deposits in by
mail and watch your
bank balance grow!
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