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Newspaper Page TextMedfor: The Weather Temperature! Forecast Pair tonight and Thurs. luy. Not m in 'U rlmntce In turn leraiurr. Highest yesterday Oil l.imcM tills inoriilnjr 'IB Mail Tribune fculf Twajfoiirtli Vir. ; ffttl) FIlT-KifWh Ym. PToday I ENDURANCE By Arthur Brisbane j The Biggest Bank. We Are Sugar Eaters. Midsummer Boom. How Does France Do It? (Copyright by King Featurea , Syndicate. Ino.) i i Growth in America is rapid. The Brazilian jungle along the J Amazon , is not moro luxuriant, in its way, than the financial : 'jungle along Wall Street. Some time ago the National City Bank, then biggest in America, was passed in assets , by a combination, of other hanks. ... Now the National City, again passing all American rivals, be comes the biggest bank in the world, except two, the Midland and Lloyds, both British. C'. K. Mitchell, will probably set y Sail to overtake those world venders. : In 1870 the total resources of the National City Bank were $fi,08ti,noo. jj Now they are two thousand ; and sixty-two million. ! In the last six months Ameri ; cans have eaten more than six and a half million pounds of iugar; Prohibition helps that, ,; More candy is sold. The country this year will i use thirteen billion pounds of ' sugar!- If the tariff costs but i 2. cents a pound that will cost the public $2(iO,(XlO,000. r.., , yjThe country is enjoying a ' Kttr'nrising midsummer lioom, rarely, equaled.' ' ' I f Instead of the ii-sual midsum mer slump,' manufacturing has had a great boom, tbe Steel company has ' passed $200 a Rbare, equivalent; to $80, in ' eluding slock bonus. S And all this in spite of the Federal Keserve, that was sup posed to stabilize credit, and ' that ' has been using its feeble brain and great government in fluence to hamper and damage national business. ... Paris reports -money- easy, "despite heavy half-year pay 'meuts. The money rate re mained officially at 3 per cent, jjth the money rate at Vj." 'Why hot send some of the ijPederal It e R e r v e schoolboy bankers to learn how Prance toes' it ? , And, while they are away, why not discreetly inquire to What extent those gentlemen own bank stocksthat have been fattened by ' the criminally .usurious rates, 'up to 120 per (Continued on Page Kdur) '- "1 hFe rreKidont lloover'w tvtmo Commlft.i(Hi arr(e at wine ftoluUnn rHforc my ibiuithler in vhammeml to denlh," Mill .Mt. IToo Kite, tenia y. Tlie iire I read about the WnrriioT tf Ohio tryln tn Mop ilojr raeln' the ntnutirpr I am for ttio MhvxIIiU form o hot rr'mom. (Copyright John F. Dllle Co.) SHIP STILL I SOARING ON All Records Go By Boards As Angeleno . Clings to Sky No Signs of Falter- ing by Crew Father Goes Up in Nurse Ship to Wave Encouragement Crowds Gather. fri.vrn: city, cui., July 10. &) Tlii lfl;ih hour. In tho air was pu sscd nt 1 it : 2 ! a . in . toiluy by the endurance fliers, L. W. Meil-ilt-11 and It. H. It-dnhart, who now have exceeded the former record hy nearly I!l hours. No visible sins of falterinK on the part of either moiur or num could he del eel ed by oliHt'rverK. The power unit of the plane, which had .4 ft a flying hours to JtH credit before It was reconditioned and put into the present flight, droned along without a misfire. The pilots also save no complaint of growing weary. In the nurse plane sat D. Rein hart, aged father of one of the pilots, who was to go up with the craft to wave encouragement to a Hon whom he had not seen for three years. The father arrived from Oregon late yesterday. Crowds which had collected yes terday but had gradually sifted away from the airport after night fall, began to return with the day light, watching, waiting, for .signs which might indicate the termina tion or the flight. As the HMO-hour mark drew near, i t seeme.il that the f I i e-rs woti Id realize a goal which they opti mistically set during tho early stages of the flight. A fund,, .which amounted to 12.00(1 last night, was being In creased hy eontrilfuttnnH nn the flight went on. This was to go to the pilots in recognition for their feat, no matter when they should choose to land their plane. E NOT GIVEN UP Carry On Salvage Attempts Until Satisfied Life Ex tinctNo Answer to Sub Sea Signals Expert Diver at Scene. LONDON', England, July 10. () An livening News dispatch from Pembroke, rales, today quoted an admirality official as saying "there is a possibility that, someone may lie alive on Ihe sunken submarine IH7. We shall carry on until we have satisfied ourselves." PEM'BHOKK, Wales, July 10. (VP) The British submarine L-CS today dived In the vicinity of the stricken 1 1 IT and ti led to com municate with the 21 men trapped within her, hut without avnll. The IvtiH tried to communicate with the H-47 by sound telegraphv. using a bell with the Morse code, but there have been no answerin1-; signals. Diver Bell, reputed to be the most experienced in the navy, was taken from the cruiser Henown and equipped with n special (iermnn diving suit In which he will try to locate the missing men. It wns considered doubtful, how ever, that he would he able to de scend to the depth in which I be H-17 lies. MISSION ihLLS, Knn'-a.' City. July 1 0. lon Moe. I'ortinnrt, Ore., won hiM way into the quarter flnal-4 of thp wewtprn ainntpur Rolf tnurna nient thin nftPtnoon with a 4 and 3 victory over I 'Inrenre Hutdy. Imllas. Tex. Men- w;i. one ovpc p:ir In ilie 2 hoie-4 Ii. pt;iypd today to win his two mauiipj. I'll i nno-niitif he eliminate! . j. Crltchlow. lAidmotP, I'kla.. six and five. I'nr biw ttire day' play, two 1H : hole finalifylnif round and hi first and fwcnnil hund mutclipn he ! w:ih only one :nvpr par ficurp?. 'hnvintt shot rvpn pur In each i qualifying lound. I HOP W ADM RAW TEMBLOR CRACKS EAST WHITTIER An earthquake swayed buildings in Los Angeles and 30 mile suburban schools. Walls were shaken down and the building shifted IgIHds! death mrs.ka0! IF SHE'S GUILTY Want Trial Under Chinese Law for Wife of Vice ' , , At o , . gling Husband Quits Consular Connection. SAN' FRANCISCO, July 10. (P) A tlomand that lira! Ylng Kuo, young wifii of the Chinene vice, consul In San FrauclHCo. be tried; . under Chinese law and put to ! death it found cuilty for her al- I leged part in bringing a large consignment of opium to this country, was made here last wsnt hy the executive committee of the Kuomintang of America. The committee, reprenenling thci American section of the political organization behind the Nanking government, announced it had: voted for the application of ori ental justice to Mrs. Kao's c ise and had demanded of C. C Vu. Chinese minister In Washington, that the woman be returned to China for trial. It was explained that the na llnnnllst irovernment had enacted stringent laws against trafficking izatlons" and soealled economists in opium In t'hlna and that sucbiof the department of agriculture, laws provided the death penaltvjwas made here today by Senator in case of their violation by per-. Frederick Stelwer of Oregon, on sons connected with the govern-j the grounds that statements they ltiet hod broadcast against reclamation Ying Kao, upon the advice of : constituted a menace to western friends, terminated his connection , development. with the consulate. Neither Mrs.j He inado the statement follow Kao nor her husband have been i Ing a lour of Idaho and Oregon placed under arrest. The Amerl-j reclamation projects in company can government's part of the case, with Dr. Hay Lyman, secretary of was laid before United States At-. the Interior and Dr. Klwood Mead, tor'ney George Tlatfleld, however, commissioner of reclamation, and investigutnrs here were fol-j "It is claimed by these deparl lowlng clues obtained from Mrs. ; meat of agriculture economists." Kao's personal effects. These; h,. .said, "lliat reclamation of the were In ihe form of notebooks I arid lands of the west contributes and manuscript, ull written In , to the farm problem and adds to Chinese. l""' cxpoit surplus in farm crops. Customs officers awaited the1 "This Is false. Tile truth Is that translation of these documents In the federal reclamation projects the hone that they would throw, are consumers of wheal which Is light on the Identity of members! of n n Jii leged opium ring of In- terniiti'nal scope. ROCKY MOVNT, N C, .Inly 10. 40 perHons -f?,l Approximately were Injured, aeven or elKht of I them aerloutily. when five ears on I the northbound Horida-New YorU paHaenger train of the Atlantic j Coaat railroad were derailed In 1 HuKKlea Swamp north of Knfleld, , X. (.., today. , The wreck tore dowa all tele graph and teiephonV line of th railroad compnny. The illnpatrho pr' offlrp here waa unable to t-',et Information direct from the Kcene. The railroad Ih double trackpd at t tli Ik point. The wreck did not block the NuuihlKtiind track and traffic , cont f need without Interruption. Oregon U'ewther OiPon: Pair tuniKht and Thin- day. not much chantfe in tPin tei m- ture. Moderate norihweirt wind, MEDFORD, OKIiOOX, AVKDN KSDAV. .1 V L Y 10. wiP ill! Bridegroom Drowns - As Result of Prank by Playful Friends J!!' JENKINS. Ky.. July (P) David Hughes, a yeair-old bridegroom. drowned last night when i friends threw him in the ! f lake after serenadiny him 4 and his brido at their home. f i After an investigation, po- 1 ;ils.1t;l'i1":!y5. a,!n7 ested William James Far- J I mer, 27, both married men 4 4 with families, as the - insti- i isiilor.s : Of lic futnl prank. STEIWER FLAYS Oregon, Salon Says State ments Against Reclama tion Menace Western De velopment Th eorists Should Desist, Is View. llOfSE. Idaho, July 10. (A) An attack on "certain farm organ- the chief export cereal. "The reeoids disclose that for '''' "",l"'- w'"'"1 Produced i wo hum n is :i i i curiMi iiumi mi i nu pi .'j-tn.lH. "Mitny fiirm pnnlurtH inctudliiK wllflit. cum, rye. hr-ailf, Hl:il ue and onionH hIiow - diniinlHhtiiK IMMV-PiiliiK' of PXpi.rt I'm t he p'-riml fmrn I !C'0 t.i I !tl:7. This (lirr-,'isr In in f;u-f nf suImI;itiI j;il InirfiihCM in totul production on thf h l iKiitinn proJrM-i, The in rr:is(.1 in pnpuliiUon wtilch rnn-tlntM-H nl tin- nil of 1 .fiiMt.tioO per y-ar will vn use f Hi t lnr r (lurtitin in llw p'-rccnttiK'. of ex port iir- !piu. 1 heorcdH In povernment pm ploy will do well to leave tlie rec lamation to ihoMe who are advised concernlni; this Fubjeet." MOISK, Malio, July 10. P) Seereiary Wilbur had Indlc.ittd to U'vernor of we;tirn -Jtotes m loll hei e to dietisM 1 etla mul Ion that tlie present admiiiisirn(in in Wn.-liioKton fvoict tui nii v- - rlKllt to Ihe public loninln : t. ihe kliili'H H b-ffiHliition c;ifp is'UMnllne; (t nKainst explollaMon I ipeijl Pi The idded ltit rii.r th.it mi lep:ir tment head J 11 i My f o r 1 v t could be turned nv if ih- federal ; vivwi4Hivrit w-i iommi'mI that tlify woulii be properly iiainihd. T.FRTAIN' FARM I m w w w v mm w . w i m'AN A Nl imunniLnuunu i SCHOOL WAUS Attvtiattd frrti Photat area, badly damaging one of the on its foundations. Financial Securiy, Higher Land Values and Orderly Marketing Will Solve Troubles D e b e n ture Never Had Chance. SAL1CM, Ore., July 10,--(P) The American farmer, within Ihe next five years, wil have no surplus crop problem. Senator Charles L. MeXary declared in an interview here. The farmer will have the benefit of ndetiuate farm legislation by congress that will give him the financial security that Is given rail roads, nuld the senator, and this I will mean Increased purchasing I power for the farmer, higher value rmni rrnrti r-ii n 1A V Mm K MV 1 i miifi i iiuulliii nrniMrrAno :t.UCIll10ICHKd ti iiMin nRiiiAn i I 1 lllllll 1 ' fill IIIIIIIU i lllllll IU III lllllll I - for IliM hind mul morn nvrlM.lv nrnnlceV HlaVOd lOURer at IllO entertlllM- diHtrihution an(f inarkotlnif. MiN'ury pxprPHwcd the opinion thai thp tncrpuHt In Hip wtipnt prlcft in tho In nt month Ih an Indication of Hip Htjihilhy nocordod Ihe fiirm iiiM indusiry hy iPKislation In Uie rppHiu KPKHion of cohki'phh. "HtTPtoforp," mil i it tho wnntor, "fanntTH have hppn eonifipllpil to market their crops in n dlHordorly fashion. Now tiipy- can ha ye or-di-rly marl(piln with finance pro vided for nt a rate of four per cent In coniriiHt to (he X per cent umi aliy riMpiln-il for hank lonn. More informal Ion to he nuidc avail able to the farmers aliutit. t he i.c of crops in the producliiK coun-trii-M. Tli is will hritiB about ny tein in pla nt inK and increawMl piict-M dup to letw fhir-luntion caus ed by the operation of supply and demand." MeXary nay (hat Dip debenture plan did not have a chance, for paMNUife, though it not the mipport of I hp 1 icmtifTalH anil a lieimli lir.ni Kfoiip that wan Iryint; to cm- rranw PreHidpnt Hoover. Baseball Scores n. 10 j 'im-innati 1 r 1 7 4 Kmilh, liosi.in ,. 2 , Kolp and Nukplorlh; jCminlnKliam and Kpohror. j It, St. Louis n lirnoklyn ii Ull ItiPf. Krankhousp and Wit- ynn , ('lark and I'u iiiich- Pittsburgh If, -! 2 Philadelphia it 15 'I PuKHcil, Hill and HaiKrcnvcft MeiiKe. CoIHiih, SueeMand ami Le rain, IHivIh. Ii. H. K. 'Iii--:i(fn r, 12 0 New York 7 'I HiiHh ami Taylor; MublieM, Judd, Henry and Hokuii, O'Karrell. American It. New York if'lllCHHO ti 1? I ! Hcimach, 8!ierid and Dickey; I I hriniaa and Merg. ). 'i R. II U-nkhliielon 7 in I 9 10 2 ;t leveiund I rown, Hndley, liurke and Tale; MiljuH. IVrrel and L. Hewell. n. m. 1: 'fM"" t; it Ih'lnAt in 1 A 1 M. C-iHton TolteiiH, and JVheny; iSontll and Hargrtave. 1929. DATUPMnCDI i nun iiiuli mmo min i r 111 I I I If Vi ( M m H D i iiiii i ii i i i if- ; 4 n i i i t n nnyr p I U lU III L P 7 4 Monoplane Completes Jour ney at 9:30 A. M Left Spain This Morning Great Reception at Sant ander Kept Pilots Up Late-Williams III From Heavy Eating. - lt l I .1 uly I . (fl) The tiaiiMtllaniU' inoitopbtiic l'aih timleir. coniplellug Its iransat lanile lllght tit mi Old Orchard, Ma inc. laiulcil hero tonight it I i)::tn o'clock (:t:UO p. in. i:. S. T.) RANTANDKK, Spain. July 10. (VP) I'liduiinteil by fut;giiu and 111 iiess, the American aviators, Cap tain Lewis A. Yancey and Hoger tj. Williams, set out to finish today what they could nut. quite accom plish yesterday their flight from Old Orchard, Me., to Home. l.ifliiiK (heir plane from Hie aban j doped airdrome at Alhericia, near here, at 11:20 a. in. (5:20 a. in. ft. S. T.) they dipped once In salute KTill-mne rni to file iMilinn inltiib They hoped to taku less than 10 hours for the liip. arriving at Cliun pino air Held, south of the city, before dark. They lauded with empty foul tanks. Once here the roception sapped the last of their strength and it was difficult to get either Williams or Yancey from bed HiIr morning. Yancey arose first but went back to sleep when Williams would only nuttier "Yes to entreaties to get up Wllllams finally uroHo nt S:;i(), Yancey joining him shortly after- , ,,, "V nvlators had breakfast,, and looked over hundreds of cablegrams of fe lllcltallonn beforo leaving for tho abandoned air field ut Alberlcla, five kitometerH distant. They estimated their trip yester day at having entailed 3400 miles during the HI houm nnd 41 minutes' flying time. During tho night an English aviator named llurrlK went over their mnchlne thoroughly. The filers spent the night at the Hotel Heal, conducted by an Amer ican. Williams, who became slightly ill from the effects of too much food so soon after Ihe long absll nonce eurorcetl during Ihe flight., retired first at about 'I a. m. Ynn- imotU and reception offered hy the Club Mitrtimo and did not go to iicd until 4 a. m AriHiiiK nt 7:110 ho remarked lio wuh Hlecplcr than ho waw ut nny lime during the fllKht and ne'fd 10 more hourB in bed to nt him Hi-lf for a f IlKht. The aviators were acclaimed hy tliotiHandH when they arrived at the Held thla morning. Beautiful Hen- orltaa who only a few weeks ano f4roeted the French "Yellow Hird" aviatora when they landed threw roaea at them, n real HpanlHh rare well. Civil Governor Sall(uest and the KngliHli governor gave the of flclnl "adioH." Wllliama was flint In the cabin, Lewia aloppliiK to twiat the p pel lor. Then from the cabin both waved at the nliouMnx multitude and Htarled the plane down the 1 Hhort field. It nme In 20 Hei onils, j dipped once In ualute and dlaap- peared to the eaat. Tho air ministry ordered all air dromea along the weHt coat to keep a aharp lookout for Ihe avl- 1 aton. with lit) military planei lak-i Ing the air along the proponed route ' an noon as announcement wuh wuh made of the departure from Sanlander. RELENTLESS HEAT; OE EASTERN AREA 1 NKW YOltK, July 10. (PI A mouutlnK death list today marked tbn continuation of the relentless beat under which much of the coun try tins suffered since. Kiinilay. Added to deHlhs attributed ill- i rcctly to Ihe bent were several drownliiKS mul corCH of proslri tlons. Four neinons succumbed lo the li.u.l I, ore veslerrlsv nnd otic dentil occurred lit WilmltiKton. Iiel. Heven l ent fntulllles were prevl ously reported. , , I KicesBivciv hlKh temperaliirei Inrevalled mI.it, if Hut Aliunde const and as fur west as the Itocky inoun- Inlns. I'hoenlx. Aril., continued In bold Us iiIiksp an the hottest spot in (he country with it maximum nf I in, VVashitmlnii nnd I nltimore bud I ilcmperalures uf At I'lilladclphla BEAM MOUNT IHMUblUff HUKI1 II was Kit. New York, with a nt'tii- ncr injuries were liirinnr coinpil iniim of HS, was on dCKrco cooler cnteil by a rei-ions ensn of kidney tnau tlie ivrevloui day. reaction wus further muted. fit t r f"? i t"i Colonel Wall cr I. Andrews vt A I Ian In, (in., was elect cd grand calid ruler wlihont oppn,ition ai I he i)icnhig session ok' I he grnud lodcc in l.us Angeles (in Tuesday. Co-op Manager Predicts Greatest Number in His tory of Valley Wester field Health Hints Heeded Plan Another Pool. The turkey crop' of the ltrtguo Hlver valley the coming ueason "will be enormous and the largost In tile history of southern Oregon," according to Clay l. Parker, man ager of the Farmers' Exchange Co oneralive. A recent, survev of tbe !i,hibv uitnuiimi bv ihm oiianln- tu reveals that the turliov denth llUB iw, the grasshoppers and other forage plmiliitil, and no pip or uinar iowi nuiiauy uacimaiing ft ! P. II GREAT TURKEY! CROP PROMISED; 'COMING SEASON! : I ! tlie turkey TtuikBi In accordam , There wera mord than 60 noleii. with trailllion and tho custom of J The governments and colonies other years. ; represented In tho maHs of memo- "This year," said Manager Par-, nuida were Knglnnd, Australia, In Iter, "Ihe turkey raiser is faking ,nUl British West Indies. Bahamas, care of Ills turkeys and results are Hormuda, Island of Dominica, Irish siiown in mo size ti.iu neanii in i n, birds." Tho Farmers' Kxchange Co-operative .has carried on tin eilu cfttiounl campaign through Proton sor Weaterl'leld on the care anil feeding of poultry nnd M advice Iihh evidently been heeded. Lust Hummer u lui&u i.imhor of valley turkeya save up the Khoat diirinx the .hum rnhiH, but thlH vear the nuirtullly rate wau practically nil. The Central Point, Eagle Point and AppleKate rilHtvfcU ure the "(thief tin key produci-ra, wit h an Increane In the turkey production reported from the IjiIco ('reek dis trict. Practically every aectlon or the county hart JtH (piola of lur keyH, however. ManuKer Parker utkph that tho turkey raiHeiH make Hrranueinenta to market their hirda Tor. thelOakluml, Co), Chan. A. Lindbergh, ThankHKlvhiK trade and avoid Mm i Dying a iri-motorod monoplane holiday Klut in eatern markelH. 'with a diatlnKulHlied pasaeiiger list A pool will he formed thin year, !thnt Included hlH bride, the funne an hint, hut it in far too eariy to Anne Morrow, landed at Alameda dlHcuHH detallH or priced. Lanl year the Karmern' Kxchanxe Co-open. tlvo uroiiKht. from 1(2 cents to .'17 centa per pound, the hli;hent price ever received lor turkeyn trmn thlH valley, ami even higher I Mian the price Mecured bv the Idah- pool. ISIZEMORE TOT Kvelyn Hl.i-niore, ll'-yenr old ilaiiKhtcr of Mrs. I'ear! Slzeinore of Mcdford, died ut the Siicie-1 llenit hospital at 4 o'clock. tliU mottling as I be result of shuck de veloplnn from n severe burn sus tained yesterday at her homo. The child, liavluK obtained s o in v mulches while hei' naillier was at work with a washing on the. back porch, set her mirineats on fire. ' i y I n : wlih filKhl and pain from tin! burns, the child ran to tier mother, who Immediately seized t , heavy win i and smothered the. flame. Av.slsii-d hy v'. t). Cooksev. milliliter ol the 1'innly WlRitly store,, the niolher look her child 'to the lloshltal. where 1. A. K. Dodson was called to lake the case l chaiKe. "PP'T part of the iblld's ; ooy iiiciuiiiiik uie nacii, cuesi d ni'ins. was seM'lely burned, bill not seriously enough lo cuuse iletb. aiinrdlim lo the physician. ,'l'be child almost Immediately went Into a shock, which endured until her death. This c.iiiilillon causes loss of pulso nnd hear! action. accoriiiiii? id tn physli i.m. I net SUCCUMBS TO nnnni nr nunii No. 109. YlTADIIT'APT" 1 ' rr-rrxr-r I J I II H 1 1 1 I1 1 1 II -k .i 6 w r ii Mil I J I I OVERSEAS i Spain Threatens Abrogation Trade Relations If Pend j ing Measure Passes- Regulations On Cork, Olives, Onions and Re volvers Irk Stimson Is Handed Protest. U'AKIII.S'CTON, July in. M') A flood of protests against the pending til l il l' hill sent by foreign trade associations ami govern ments. Including one hy Spain threatening to denounce the exist ing modus Vivendi of most favored trade relations Willi t:ie United Stales were made public today by Hie senate finance committee. Tbe Spanish representation un der date of April and signed by .Marquis de Kstella, Spanish min ister for foreign affairs and given I to the American ambassador at J.Madrid was submitted to the sen jule finance committee by Secre tary Stimson bearing with it a j letter of comment by Secretary '.Mellon. . Tlie Spanish government pro j tested against the suggested In- creases of duty and .sanitary regu lations on Cork, olives, grapes, I onions, drieil fruit, and revolvers. I The notes, couched In both ejii phatic and mild terms and express ing opinions on hehull' of govern ments of Kui'ope, South and Cen tral America, and Individual Indus tries of those countries, were made public without comment. They will be considered by the committee ia revision of the house tariff bill. Chairman Bmoot of the cominlt- tee hiiUI the flood of communion- is wns unprecedented nnd indi- cater un vki-km toihiiiihumi . :.- Free Slate 'France. Ita v. Snnln. Belgium Mexico. Austria, Turkey. Norway, (Jreece, Netherlands, Den mark, Switzerland. Persia, Uru guay, Dominican Republic, Oaule- UIU am Hondtirna. .4 i . OAKLAND, Cftl., July 10. (A-)--ComplethiK the firut fllKht of i new uchedute of the Maddux Ai ' UneH between Lob Angeles and .airport at II a. in. today. A crowd eMfimaled at lO.unu permniB waa at Ihe field. Tiilly Hold Out. NHW VOItK, July 10. (IP) Illiiliurd Wnlton Tully. author of Ibo "Hird nf I'linidlne," noted stiiice pluy, wns todnv threatened wllb jiill for Ills fnlliire to turn over contracts for royalties from the piny to Mrs. Ornce A. Fend-let- of I.irs AnKoles. Will Rogers Saysi BKVKIUiY ' 1II1XS, Cnl,. July 10. 1 hIwu.vs knmv tli? finincr not only neoilt'tl re lief, lint lit; llredctl sonic hi'li, Hlnl I liuil'bi1--cdiiic liindi'l' U i s c o n r n ? o il its t' lilin (.'cttinfi it, for tlicnv diiln't si'ctn. a n y iiclinil way. lint thin , nev I'ann lioaril lias cnnif (linmyli wit h an oiitiiiiiil idea. For out1 Iioiij. ("very day the fiiriiiel' in In I'cet'ivt' nssislMiicc over tlie radio. Different I'iixnr ellcs Iiiivp had nn hour, and they are all doing ir,!,,y well. So they figure that ah hour's ndvcrtisiniv over tin radio will .just' about put ng lictilturc on tho level with eisiarctles, and no farmer could ftsk more thnn that. Yours, ; WILL 1500ERS.;