Medford mail tribune., August 26, 1929, Image 8

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i Parachute Radio
IN DEBATE
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Roman Catholic Church and !
. Government of Malta at
Outs Transfer of Monk!
;. Interfered With By State
Pope Backs Bishops;
Cabinet Is Preparing
' Letter.
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lAMFRIPAMQ!
ni!iLiiunnu
Youth Ranks High
In Car Fatalities
Though Few Drive ,
DEMOCRATS 10
j "monHtrou.sly bad bill," and that
they should do all in their power
, to u in end It."
"We did not so Into a discussion
I of particular rat en," Simmons uaitl,
, "but we just had a general discus
I sion of the bill and thought it was
a very bad one and ought to be defeated."
VAT.KTTA, Malta. Auk. 2C &
TtHigious eniitroversy again lias
1 a i sed lis h ea d , this time on the
Islands of .Malta and Ur.o, head
iluartiTH of tin- Hrilish .-diterra-lieau
fleet.
The long smouldering dissension
which has I'lai-cil 11 i hid wt-en 1 he
Jionian Catholic church and the
linVfiimitMil ot .Mult a a pari ol
the iSrllish lOmpite has ached
un acute stage.
The present controversy
nut of tilt recent transfer of a
Maltese monk from Malta In Sicily
by his eeclesiusllcal superior, an
jfaliun. The government , ,f whicli
l.i.f it Strickland Is I he head, rou
iddei etl I ha l tli' niouli was Im-Iiim
puui.-hed for his political views
1n 2vt
r an T
1 V k Hi I
inougnrewurwe iiiftr pinilT
ADC lll I en.... IWM nbm
Kr Sffi slISS IIREVISEO -;TARI FFi Jacksonville realty
BT AKAbo
HOUSANDS IN
EFFOR
I
CHECK
p BUSHMEVER I 1
I -Til
' I Aw
, i .jpt
i
r disproportionate part in auto-
' uiotfip casualties.
I'arker's analysis is based
on 4 i J fatal accidents in j
.M ?.v-n ''hui is Inst year, cosi-
j frig 7 1 " liv.s. Ii Is made ) i
. public by the Massachusetts
Twelve Jewish Students Die: .safety council.
lie said that although dri- i
! in Defense of Rabbinical v,r 30 (ur ,
i f .siiniit itniy i.u pir cent or t I
i licensed persons, their par- '
ticipatiun in fatal aci-fdents is i
Fifteen Wounded Three 6 T3' J
4- 4- 4'444:
MONTANA FI
College Near Jerusalem-
Members of Senate Finance
Agree On Opposition Pro
gramMonstrously Bad
Bill' Is Minority Senators'!
View. '
from a freight train near White.
tiHh, Afuii tuna.
A number of buildings liuve bWo
destroyed in the half moon re
111 the locality of Vhltefisn, Mont
It t.s reported. On a few raueheil
the fire swept to the very d0,ir,
uf the ranch holmes, but did n,,t
destroy thfl Htructurea.
A fourteen hour battle with the
flameH to Have his home and i-uliti
near ljtke McUouald was rHportej
by Dr. Roderick Houston. SIiiki
hauiled he fought the hlazn and
saved his property.
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. fi..
JAflCSONVIl.I.K. Ore, Atllf.
- (Special) 7 The house on
-7 1
treet, formerly owned, by Kay I
Toft of Medford, wbh sold thisi
W'''k to (ifore Kittle of Jackson;
ville, V, a. Chihiers, real estate
agent of this place, making the 1
deal.
Tom D ckey, foreman of the
ranch east of .Jacksonville, for
merly owned by Dr. Clanceyt pur-!
chased t he house on South Third !
street owned by M rs. Julia Wll-',
liams this week, A. t'hilders!
the transaction. I
Fivp Finhters Injured. One J R 'Mar,in sheiau, wann.
rive riymcia mjuicu, uhw (iro(ped dead Suluniuy whiu, flKhi;
tinH HPVV Timber i illB lhe chelfln uallal forest fire,
Miiea neavy nmuci ta b)aze wnU.n airettdy had claimed
tne lives oi uuugjus l.. inirrarr,
Day Riot Casualties Num-i
ber HC Hundreds Are'
Wounded. v 1
WASHI.N'fiTON". Auk. 2. (?)
: . j Tn(i i,.I10p,aijc nicmhcrs of the
of olives Saturday nlsht by gov-1 "nale finance committee today
ernment order. The Krave was Bre upon a program of vigorous
next to that of the noted Hehr
leadei-, Jtcn
Ittimar, win
the day.
Loss Ranches Threat
enedDoctor Battles
Blaze Single Handed.
S:)' l iA't Menry "Ilml.
dy" Itiishmeyer, p;ira chute expert,
used i be ntniVf 4-putnnt shiri
uiivi ti':iiir'iiiiiicr in tflllit an NIK'
audlcni f his experiences In
di-i.ppiiiK I a. ami feet IHmii an a ir
plat ver U.m.scv.-Ii Meld. I.. I.
Tin. ti:MiMiillfei- ( lu U-.4 I. I I
and refused to permit the transfer. ; llH.h(.H wjlh MwI(.n (H ,h(J n(y
out ml. I'oiij- halt cries supply
This created such jt furor in
Catholic church circles on the two
islands which are dK miles from
the coast of .Sicily, that ft chureii
Inquiry was reiiuested.
MonsiKiior I'aschal Hohinson, (.
j pnu'er. I he microphone is spe
cially designed and lhe antenna is
j.'i trailing wire.
Hush in eyej's sensations, describ
ed in IiIm i''tie:ileil Use uf the wnn!
i lliuiur iirciiuiMiui' in ijuim, , .. mderfll" while In
wan aptol riled uposlolii: delegate
und sustained the positions of the
bishops of .Malta and t iozo who
opposed Lord Strickland's altitude.
I lark IIiliors s
Cardinal tiasparrJ, papa I seerc
fai'j' of state, wrote the two
bishops- saying that the Holy Hee
bad heen made aware of the Krave
Maltese situation and exilressiiiK
ttie hope that lliey would continue
With firmness in their altitude.
The aiKument now has become a
dispute on a matter of principle
hetwevn the Komun Catholic
church and the Maltese govern
ment. ;.. the letter to the bishops Car
dinal (iasparrl wrote that the pope,
"will not fall further to uphold and
omuuntKe you in your action for
Ktopplng those activities whlc:i are
harmful not only to religion hut
nlMi to Maltese superior nut h or
Jty
was lrop-
pitiK, were relayed through a
Kiound receiver to the broadcast
network, with W.IZ as the key. His
story covi-reil aliotit a four-minute
period, hein altrupl ly terminated
when the antenna hecame entan
gled In the parachiile.
The moral. If there is one in the
broadcast was to dcuioiiNiratc that
a microphone could he placed any
where, even between the sky and
ground.
LoNJjO.W Auk. 1'fi uVi The act-
' in if Criiish hiL'fi rommissioncr in
I'alestine has the Arab-Jewish
situation well in hand, it was offi
cially said at the colonial tiff ice
this afternoon.
1'rcinier Itamsay Mac)onald was
busy at No. I a iJownhiK street
from an early hour this inornliiK.
ut received no additional visits
irom the first lord of the admiral
ty, or the ministers of war and of
the air.
The prime minister kept in close
touch with the colonial office anil
will he immediately Informed of
any developments in I'alestine,
Authoritative nailers consid
ered thai 1 be prompt despa tch of
t roops, airplanes and warships to
the disturbed area would hi suffi
cient to prevent further serious
conflict bet ween Arabs and Jews,
over the Wailing Wall rites con
troversy. The admiralty announced today
in addition to the aircraft carrier
Courageous, which sailed early this
morn Ink from Vulettu, Malta, for
Jaffa, I'alestine, two Hritish de
stroyers had sailed for the Holy
I. and.
They were 1 lie Veteran ami the
Wanderer and were expected to
reach Jaffa by Tuesday night or
Wednesday morning.
opnoHition to the inrfff bill nu r.
Yehuda, whose son i vikoiI by the ItepublJcan member- I m'l,u"
wounded earlier in ; h p. " t ! Mrs. Kenneth Merri'fie!d and
. v, ,Uhr!,, " ia U'!Ul0,n " oe,KiVen Hruce. were down from Dia-
ZZm.il Vy l ,he ntXijle Pr" ' mn.l lake, where the family are
. ........n ... iiicunuic, i ue pro-
posed enlargement of the powers
as all proposed changes in the rute
or the tarifr commission as well as
all proposed changes in the rates.
Senator Simmons or North Caro
lina, ranking Democrat on the com
mittee, alter a meeting with his
minority colleagues, declared the
concensus of the Democrats' was
thai the revised measure was a
.Monday, August. 2d.
.Mi'dffuil and vicinity: Fair to
nihl anil Tuesday. Warmer Tues
day.
OP'gnn: Ki.ir tonight anil Tues
day. Warmer in interior Tuesday
Local Hat
is
! to
i-mplnyed this summer, and spent
Tuesday, night and Wednesday at
their home here.
Willie Cody of Douglas countv
arrived Sunday to make an extend
ed visit witli his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Cody.
Hums Welcome & McQueen,
real estate firm, plan extensive
building program here.
MISh'Ot-LLA, Mont., Aug. 26. W'
Five forest fire fighters have
been Injured, one killed, a number
of buildings have been destroyed
and thousands ol men are scattered
along a wide from, in an effort to
check the forest fires in north
western Montana anil
Idaho.
All available men from several
towns have been sent to the front
line to stem the flames that have
destroyed thousands of acres of
timber.
The men who were Injured were
fighting the Train creek fire anil
were treated at Kalispell, Mont.
10. Morgan, a fire fighter from Mis
soula, lost his life when be fell
Portland and Krmanule St. l.uise'
Chelan.
An autopsy will be held to de
termine whether Martin died from
organic trouble or from the flames.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 2C (J,
northern Just when it appeared that iin-dal-
lst honors were captured by Vir
ginia Van Wio, of Chicago! Mrs.
O. S. Hill .of Kansas City ranie in
lo edge her out by one stroke with
a sparkling 77, five under par, in
the western women's golf cham
pionship today.
Mrs. Hill scored 41, one over iar,
going out and Mi, six better tliun
perfect figures, coming In to snatrli
I lie lead.
r5l
fD j
Temperature (degrees).. 81 4!c
JligheKt Hast 1 hrs.l ... XK Hi
Lowest (last 1 li hrs.) .... ,r t 4.1
It' L humidity (pet.) 38 fH
I'reclpitaiion (inches.).. 0 0
.State of weather Clear Clear
Lowest temperature this morn
ing. 4K degrees.
Total precipitation since Septem
ber 1. li'S. I3..'.lt inches.
shaped conventional airport illum
ination over I in. I ink fold, which
is about a mile square and fringed
with red lights amp telegraph
poles.
The Craf will have nine less In
the crew of r. I when it departs, for
I nine members of t lie crow will
j leave the ship ami be transported
to Lakehurst, ,. J., by airplane.
(This was by direction of Conirnan-
lOarly in July the popo not only i'1"'- lkener for purposes of light-
euiiiK trie loan ot t lie ship.
The L'aiH) mite flight to Lnke
huist. will be by way of Kl I'aso,
the route beyond (hat point to be
determined by weather conditions.
The 771 foot Zeppelin came Into
l.os Anncles from the San Kernan-
dec lined to sum Lord St rick la ml
but three days before his lordship
was in Kome, Cardinal (iasparrl
handed a note to Henry f letly
Chilton. the British minister, call
ing attention to his previous letter
to the two bishops and saying the
letter was Intended publicly to In-r,n valn-y. sailing at an altitude m
Jortn the Maltese people that Lord '"'"''I "' thousand feet. After
Mlricklaud is not personnu grain to
the Holy See.
Itcport Church Instilled
At the same time, Cardinal tias-
il'citllK l he downtown sect Ion. It
Minted toward the airport, fifteen
miles lYcm the city hall. Over the
rrport Ii glided then continued
parri "handed thu Uritlsh minister . through the beach districts of
un aido-nieinolic prepared by an ' S;iMl:i Monica bay. then swinging
annnyjnoiis person which depicts 1 ,,;1, k through the southwest sec
Malmns being in a slate of tei tor 1 ti,,n 111 aliitude ranging front a
uuderVa regime In which the opno. housand to eighteen bundled feet,
sitionl is "disarmed," the press Many leu .ship
'Hugged," Justice "suspended,' the Th" dt'me from motors brought
constitution "endangered," the n,!lV people out of houses. Part
iHland in a "ferment," and the
Jtoinafl Catholic cbuicb "openly
JnsultenY'
Curtllnul Oasparri begged the
ol lite time the great grey form
jsllpped out of sight Into the mists.
The Zeppelin nosed into Califor
nia above San l-'l'ii nclsco before
British minister to decided whether i K1,ll,l,,wn ,l,st "lulu. The nose of
the matter should h brought to st,v
the iittentfon of the Itritisb kov- '1."'
loudster
C.olden tJate
pointed thtdugh
shortly after six
eminent.
) Tluir the matter stand. Mean-
While, the Maltese cabinet Is pre
prlnifvu memorandum which will ,h" ,!",,,'
lock, greeted by aerial welcom-
i ers and circled San 1'ranctseo for
half an hour before moving out
Calf
and
be made public shortly In repiy
to Cardinal (iaspal I'i's letter to the
two bishops as well as (lie aide
memoire handed in Mr. Chilton.
i r Aititivi s Ms (.i:i,i:s
r
(Continued from 1'ago Un.)
we changed our course. That and
the resultant remarkable speed
was oiie of the chief things which
made (be fliuht sm h an unusual
one." i
The cond tion of Ir. Kckcm r.
Upon his arrival here, while Indi
cating the stress of the trip and
Ills two-day Illness, was declared
to be good. He was hurried to
the hotel in onl.-r to M-t nffii 'ten: -rest
.to meet the entertainment
program and be prepared to Kt
ttWav when the Zeppelin , read I
to lake off.
Commander l;. Kuaka of the
Japanese i,yt who too ht.
place of ll Kit killal Kll.lUo. Ill
Japan, as a passenger, said:
"Koitr natlonalitit s spent three
lns In Heaven, and in that
headitiK southward.
1 Thousands upon t housauds tf
southern Californlans assembled at
the Los Angeles municipal airport'
In holieM Dial It wool, I do!
htgbls at this terminus of the third
I leg of the around the world (rip
j before midnight.
i The most elaborate police pre
cautions ever taken in southern
California found the confines of
the aii poi limited to some few
Mieusaniis u no i milil display oft'i
icial ginsl passes. .Multitudes bow-
ever, were gathered in machines
I'-" ked I ub s along the many I
highways in the vl. inft of the
airport. j
JAfKSOW H.i.r:, ore.. Aug. 1M..
iNpeclal.l Th Mlssloaaiv unci.
if the li est tet urn cbuich met
time went from Japan to America. ,,t u,e i,.me of .i. and Mrs
T Ins remaikalile fl ght made pi
Bible by tier man genius, ivn feel,
changes the map ot the world au.t
rnnkfs, .Japan truly a neighbor ot
the Cnited States.
'The. flight will promote friend -fhlp
and good will and brinu
a new era of understanding be
tween all the nations of the world
iind I'nited Stales, (ireat ItiKaiu.
(ierioiny and Japan especla II ."
' A waiving of lanterns out of
forts of the control room signaled ;
b grevilng lo multitudes assemlded
In 'automobiles and on the field as
the silver-grey hkly rlrter slid by ,
In the moonlight al 1 :-!." a. m, for.
It continued on piepared to hind j Conuilb-
Coke
east uf town. Thursday afternoon,
A Lpiod atleudance weir present.
A It el t he study hour t he hostess
seived all tMt'M-nt with lovely cake
and ice cream.
Chuib ogle Is the owner of
a tow i:i;in model car which he
plin ha-ed Ibis Week.
Mr an. I Mrs. ti. o. San.len and
childien and Ki neM and Albei l
I U..n atli-iolr.l ilir ban,) con. ei I
at (to- paik in Medtmd 'i iday
evening
Mr. and Mm. T WiKon and
Mr. ami M i s Albei t Ke ser lett
'I'll Kilny moruiiu: to spend a te
days at Crescent City. Handon and
at dawn.
,,i Th cheer
from tin
Jack lia born w ho has been
thousands visiting a few days m the V. T. ;
were dimmed by the roaring of Hson lomie retuiin il Thursday to
horns and sirens from automobile hi- home In I'oitlunl.
of Klgblsepis who were parked fori Mrs. .. C Smythe rettirnetl I'll
miles and miles around the high- 1;l- from I'm Hand when- site has
Vnv lending Into the airport. Jspent a couple uf wee Kb Msniug
Two great fluudtlfchts cat u fun (her ou,
JLItl'SALKM,. Aug. 2!. (Jew
ish Telegraph Agency) Twelv 1
Americans were killed by Arabs
as they assisted Jews In defense of
the Stahoka Kahbiuical college at
Hebron, iMt miles from here,
against a bitter Moslem attack.
1- II teen other Americans were
wounded in the encounter, in
which the Jewish dead numbered
i.i and the .Moslem dead was esti
mated at -ID. It ran the total cas
ualties for the three days sangui
nary hattl' ng between I hi' races
In Jerusalem, and lesser cities of
I'alestine to more t ban 70 Jews
and probably as many Arabs.
The wounded number hundred,
with a considerable property tlam
ae. Korty-seven Jews were seri
ously wounded at Hebron alone.
Names of two of the K Ameri
cans killed were known immedi
ately. They were Menjamln Hur
witz. 1 ft. son of Kapha el 1 1 urwiu,
manufacture! Brooklyn, N. Y.,
and Jacob Wexler, 1 7, son of an
Importer mid Palestine oranuc
grower of Chicago.
Several tlngents of Itritfsh
troops, numbering 8S0 men, hi
t ived here from Kgypt, late Sun
day and immediately began to pa
trol the streets, giving- rise to
hope of improvement in conditions
which had become steadily worse
during the preceding 24 hours.
Among the dead in .lersusalem
was an Kugltsh officer. K. T, Host,
of the I 'a lest i no immigration de
partment, who was killed in an at
tack on Cdud Sail, net) r Jerusa
lem. He was to have been mar
ried this week. An Oxford uni
versity student named Wenny was
among those reported wounded.
Itnnili Village.
British airplanes bombed lhe
Arab village Lifta, near Jerusalem.!
said to be the nesl of Arabs di-1
reeling the attack. Planes con - J
slant ly I lew over the cltyt w hi1 ;
armored cars darted about street-, j
M itch of Jerusalem had every j
appearance of an armed camp, I
bristling with combative and tie-j
felise arrangements.
Accounts of Hie fighting at lie-'
bron sa id police were unable to
i ope with (he situation and un
prepared for the unexpected at
tack. Ad as licit from Jerusalem
could not be sent due to the pre
caiious situation there. j
Most of (he Jewish dead at lb-'
broil were st intents at the col
lege. The student body numbered
I mi. with a fair percentage of
American. It is one of the most
widely k now n Kabbinlcal colleges
in Die world.
Three l!i ii ish warships arrived
from Malta at Jaffa, prim ipal Pal
estine poll, to meet ihe emerncncy.1
immediately lauding part ot then
forces. They Wei -f the battle-hip
I '.a rh a m. the cruiser Suex and
the airplane earner. Courageous. ,
Attack Insplitil.
Throughout the- r ghtiiin, which1
has bad its origin apparently in
i out t o ersies over Jewish use fo.-:
woi -hip of the w ailing w all. or
lett wall remains of am lint Solo
mon's temple,-observers have note 1
the well -armed, well -trained con
dition if the Arabs, and charge-
have been made their attacks have
bad Inspiration other than past
I'a- hil atilntosil leu. i
A meeting of the Zionist eecuJ
livet the agency of the world Zion
Ut organization for the upbuilding,
ol t he Jew ish m tin mil homo in
l'alciini', was called for today o
consider the serious situation
w hlch lias urison. The ( Irand
Mufti, head of the supreme coun-i
ci I, w as warned by i)u Palestine '
government Saturday hi w on Id be
held responsible for any further
riots.
The bodies of 1C Jews. Includine
that of one woman, were bur led
la ii tuinmuu uiuw on the Muum'
Tempera lure a ye-r ago todav:
Highest. SO; lowest. T.O,
Sunset today, 6:"."
Sunrise Tuesday, a
Sunset Tuesday, C:
p. m.
:31 u. m.
p. ni.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
IS 3
8?.
C1TT
2a
2 B
ft S
4
Haker City "0 -Id Clear
ttlsmarck S2 4K Clear
Hulse 84 at'. Itnin
lienver 84 00 Clear
Mi's Moines SB 68 Clear
I'Vesnu !I0 68 Clear
Helena 8S CO clear
Los Angeles 84 Gti Clear
.Marshrield 711 44 Cloudy
I'hoenix 9! 78 Cloudy
fort land 8(1 SB I'. Cdy.
iiieii ii iti rr 8ti r.i; clear
Kosi-liurg 80 :n Clear
Salt Lake City ... HO 70 1 cdy. j
San Krancisoo .... (14 r,fi Clear
Santa l-'e 7B :.n Cloudy!
Seattle 70 a4 Clear I
Spokane 00 r,L' Cloudy
Walla Walla s:: 00 Clear
Winnipeg 44 Cear
' w. j.' ih'tchInson.-
Meteornloirlst
t si:s ui: oi. i:it ox iuca.mist
(Continued from Page One.)
the tiaiveston i-onlest.
The first Seniira l)e 'idal. Marie
Teresa Tcrrejon. lived in Cosnia
loajian. Vera Cruz, with her two
daughters. She became suspicious
of ber husband's long absences,
aceoriilng to tile ncw-spaper ac
counts, and following hlnl to Mex
ico City, discovered his duplicity.
Siie then filed charges of bigamy.
Hoover leaves Camp I
WASIIINtiTON, Aug. I'll M'l '
I'lesldi'lit Hiiover returned to tile
White House at 10:13 a. m.. today
frnni a week-end til bis camp on
the ttapiilan river in Virginia. .
Madras Construction under way
on highway extension from foot o
Cow canyon to Klamath Kalis.
fv
I'-M ilanip ilavs, sudden
' cliantjos i.i wealiior. or expos
ure to a lira ft makes joints ache,
there is always quick relief in
Haver Aspirin. It makes short work
of Ilea. ladies or any little pain. ut
as oHeolive in the more serious
suffering from neurale,i.t. neuritis,
rheumatism or lumbago. No ache
or pain is ever too tlecp-seateil for
Haver Aspirin to relieve, and it docs
not affect the heart. All druggists,
with proven directions for various
uses whicli many people have found
invaluable in the relict' ot pain.
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the Grand Opening values listed below will be on sale
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