The Weather
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In. Wnriwr Turi-ilii.
T-nlr-rourlh Tmt.
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Today
By Arthur Brisbane
Asia 3 Days Distant.
The Queer Doukhobors.
What Is in Bootleg. ,
For Witnesses, Death.
Cowrlcht by KlnR Features
Syndicate, Inc.)
.iioiIht l'lisrlit (if -,- miles
m the trri'iit Zcpprliii, huuliiij; j
.,1 ,akcliui'st, will I'lnni'lctc tin'
trip iiroinul tlic world.
This iicliievenu'iit will br told j
of in liili'y 1 lionsiuitl yours,
jfler "tin' sriTiit wur" shall j
jui ve lii'i'Oiiie "one of many '
wars." !
. j
In his radio mossiiiie iniin t li
JJi'jipi'liir Karl H. von Wit'sand j
rvmarks lliat, tlie liraf Zi-ppi-. I
liu's flight "lias brought Japan '
iiml California toyi'thor in less
tliun tliree ilays. " i
Those few words should ilis-i
jiose of any foolish suggestions
that tlie I nited States nir pro-
livain should be reduced.
ri ought to be multiplied by
I'uur.
The Zeppelin made less than
ninety miles an hour.
At tlie Schneider eup raee
prcsi'iitly airplanes will excel
3WI miles an liour.
Tliey could fly from Tokyo to
San Francisco in one day. Who
doubts that their speed will be
transferred to biir bombiiiLr
planes?
We need air expansion, not
retrenchment.
President Hoover is an engi
neer, knows Asia, mid it is not
lilsdy that he will adopt any
"liltle American ;i i r fleet
iiiliry" even to please '(.'real
Urilain.
Canada has arrested 'J.'ill
leiifliiiliors, a iiieer Russian
religious sect, that when an
nwod strip themselves naked
ami parade the streets.
What would happen if enl ire
pepulations should suddenly
imitate the Doukhobors. men,
women and children wander
iiro'ind wilhoui clothing'.'
The answer is that notliinir
W'uulil happen.
We would become used lo the
uiiclni ,., procession, as we
have 1 nnic used to sccini;
L'raiiiliiHii it. ! i i. .i...,.,..-
aWI,f their knees and nildi
lc-s hy Hi,. ii,iins.
I hose Doukhobors disserve to
he lucked np, not because I hoy
Walk ai'otind naked, not because
they refuse marrias.'c eei'e
"imnies. but because they op.
I'"!' public schools and some
limes set fir,, to tlicm.
siiimie Shenni,,,, .Vlt :,1,
"nl lii'i'iitiiii Sfliwjirtz. n'-''l
(Continued on Ihbo Four,
Second Seeiion
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TWELVE PAGES
CLEVELAND
DERBY IN
BY WELLS
Wichita Flier Finishes at
3:29 Tex Rankin Sec
ond - Emery Third -Mrs.
Omlie Disqualified in
Aviatrix Race for Fouling
Turn -New York Pilot
Dies in Crash.
'l.i:vici.A.l). Ann. 2;,.i)Tca
Wells of Wiillil::, his
plane roiulnK down across the
linisll line at 3 : L'!i tliis altet noon
to win tlie Poilhuiii, ore., to Clove
lantl air 1 1 ( i hy. one or the chief
features of tlie national air races.
A lew minutes behind w ells came
j -.! n.unon or I'ortland, who
1 l'.f.1"''1 ""'"ss Hie linisli line at
Welis' unofficial passed time for
the race from Portland was cone
Puled at I I liours ill minutes and
j 7 seconds.
Third to cross the finish line was
W li. Km. tv, Jr., of Uradlord. Pa.,
at S-.4H.
', S'!1"'' Hall. St. Louis, crosscj
the finish line at :i:4:i p. in.
! I'ick Itankin, I'oitland. Ore., land
('d at ::.-.'jt; and was followed by (;.
; II. Kcl.crson. SeiiiiKlicld. Ore., al
ami by U'. I). cark of Port
1 land, Ore., al l:ol i-.
(.KVEI..XIr.iis. -7. (Pi
j l'hoehe Omlie of IlirminKliain. Ala..
: who won the women's ae-mile nir-
plane speed race at tlie national
jair races today was distiualif ied for
. fuuliaK on one of tlie turns around
a course plyon. the officials award
! in first place to Mrs. Keith .Miller
; of llull'alo, who had finished
i second.
CLKVKLAXl). Any. 27. M-,
J'hoftx1 Onilic al Hiiiniimliiim. Ala.,
; won the ru-niilf airplitm? mciy for
: wmiu'ii hvw todiiy. witli an averag'.?
sliced ui' 1 Hi. 8 miles an Imur.
j Mis. Keith Miller of Mnllalo. X.
V., iinislieil second with an averiiL'
ol !t.T2 miles an lionr.
i Liidy Mary Keatli ol' Knland.
who distinr-uislied l:er lligtii hy
.daring ( urns at the pylons, i-anie in
i third. Her speed was f'J.17 miles
! per hour.
Miss Onilie's time for the 50
j mile eouise was announced as
j minutes, 1 1 seuonds.
j BOSTON. Aim. L'T. (Pi I.
I Hevereaux of New York, pilot, and
! Kflward Heiss, nu'chanic, were kill
' ed ami Mrs. 1 )everpau. was per
I haps fatally injured in a crash of
j lievereaux's I'liiladr-lpliia-CIcveland
air dci by plant? at the IIosioii air
i oi't today. Tlie plailf- was about
lo land when it fell.
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Wire Report on
the Pear Market
PASCO AIRiVIAIL
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MA ' UA mm
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mmm m legge unmoved
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ENDURANCE PLANE TO SHUTTLE CONTINENT TWICE
8. t
Kccl'ticliiu; iii mlil. u slaiiiliuil Ih-Iiik type of Hir-ninll hlpllllie look n( l.iilny frem OuUlailil Tor
a rmiiid trip rlliilu lo New York. The iiriny air cors unit iHuifncl' ilcimrlliiciil arc ciMiperallnf;. llli
lapl. I in Ijikcr (left) us clilcf pllol. louver pli Is Hie nliullla' xlilp. "lille Hie upMT one Is one of
the 1'iiur reriielln ernl'l. Map Stum- roiile Hint refueling N)inl.s for the non-stop plnne.
ELECT LEADERS
Recently Formed Organiza
, tion Will Be Perfected at
Hotel Medford Meeting
Other Subjects on Agenda
rfect ion of the rot-en th- forni-
I cd auricultural council " ill : mafic
! at a nice tint; to be h"ld at th"
Hotel Medford at S o'clock tumor
; row niht. Officers will be elect
! ed. and by-laws approved.
! Each of the i.'irm orKatiization.
i and the chamber of commerce of
1 the valley towns are entitled to two
members on the council and from
tliPV the ofticers and board of
1 directors will be selected,
i The HCiieultural council will Unit
; the in'erebts of city and country
cbfser toL-ethcr and brinpr mutual
eo-opeiHtion in inovementH for th
. iK vt iuti-resls of both.
Itepresentatives from all section
: of ihe county will be in attendance
iat the U'cdnf.day nij:ht n:eetin.
' Annum the matter to b(- takcti
: tip by ihe agricultural coum il.
when formation is completed, will
be the establishment ol a XVHnur
public market. ("lav I. I'ark'-r.
chaitman of a committee named to
invest itrat" conditionH, said this
; morninn that afu-r one meotine of
his com mi t tee. further action had
been postponed nut il the agricul
tural council was in working order,
i The m:ttter of taking a s'!rvfv
of county crops w . iM also Ij-'! (":
ducted in co pcration with the
council.
The man-cs of the couutv b;jv
taken tlu initial steps in llo-ir cam
paiun to fell stoek in the Kami
Kx change Co operat per t h ii'
rcol nt if mi at a Pomona K ranee
;ipct int' ai t'cntiH Punt two weeks
aL'o. They will resume. Mock sale
solicttinc where tiny left off la-1
spring. M.ir.aii'T Parker of t tu-
"o-operativc mailed the list of
tock s'l'f. ril'-rs to the various
i:i itjifce heads this morning.
BY Mi FLOP
Auu-.
wa P
::. oV Alex
ath today to b: -hl
.ttattts in
i-ty.
1 of
T -id nt Hot--
.oaid d:spla:.e..
f that Wa-h;ng-at
R lo-- how
.ci.illy. As Mi .
o'o-sri jn w i-n.-ar
the had
foot, r-i -oiw-
ore i- ;i pr-'b-Ih.ll
he c.tT in
Men,.
i;g'
!.(' -rd Mir
.i 'i i !"' rotf, a
It.' r"a t ic-ne !
!. h-lp th
;h 5b farm
on.-s to M
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ARM COUNCIL
ON WEDNESDAY
MAIL
MEDFORD. OliWiON. Tl'KSDAV. Aldl'ST '2.7,
if IfVr -tv'
r I FRANCISCO . ' JE&y
- - T;ia
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Cosmetics Big Aid
In Holding Hubby
Declares Expert
- i
chu.'aoo. Aug. yp '
iicauiy docturs have paved
v more MiairlyKes from KoinS
on the rocks lliHii the donieH- 4 ,
tic relations courts. Miss
f Frances Mnrtcil of t'hicaBo,
deelai'-d today before the :
National Association of Cvh- 4
ii;-licans. 4" '
.MS. MutclJ warned wives!
r to hewaro of husbands who 4
! declare tbey love their mateti
for them.setves rather than 4 ;
fur their look". 4- :
"The matron who uttj the i
4 most attention from her bus- 4 :
band is the one whue elieeks 4- '
4 are pink, whoso lips are ver- 4 '
inilion and whose nail-s are 4
4 newly uiHitieoied." she said.
4- "Nine out of ten husbands 4 '
in divorce yuits are married 4 :
4 to drab wives." she conelud- 4 I
cd. 4 j
CUT-OFF ROUTE
SURVEY STARTS
NEXT TUESDAY!;
At a meetinK held last nisht at
the rhamber of eonimerce wit.i a
e i'-cit tion of thirteen represenla
livet, from the Williams ("reek dis
trict it w as definitely decided to
ma ke a surv ey of the proponed
Oregon I'liVf," "cut-off becinnini;
s'ept-mb'r ;trd. a skilled surveyor
to be a p pointed and pa Jd for by
the Mate highway commission and
the Jaeh-on rouniy court.
The pnH.MMl road will run from
the end (.r the present market ro;td
in the William.- 're k valley to the
ii;'utn of (irayback creek, where it
as ill come 'l w ith the Oregon I'ave.
highway.
A fiti" --pint of eitthusia-in and
e on m unity cooiei-;ition prc ailed
at llie n'tinc. the delegate.- from
Wiihaio!- creek being err appreci
ative of Medford s efforts in behalf
t.f the i m pro vein en t which will be
.tf -Oeh IlKiterhil b"Iiefit tr, the
ram li' is of that ihstii. t.
BOEING SHUTTLE
PLANE RE-FUELS
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:-fing i
ev.. Aug. I':
tie Shuttle
t r ;i n -' o 1 1 1 i i :
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- s
ntal non-
ling flight.
..f g.i-olm
act w as in;
r a 2 - 7D iii
took on it
here twdnv
e at
str ten be
o h n rt
irr valley Th
i d :". g.
lion of K.e.
BasebaO Scores
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LITTLE CHANGE
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Superintendent Hedrick An
nounces List Required By
MpriffirH StllffpntS Flfi -
mentary Language and
Health Changed.
Two chances in textbooks fur
elementary k rudes which will af
fect Medford nehoolx wre made
by the hi ate eoininl-.sion d urine
the year. One of these is the ele- j
i mentfcry lancuile book for erodes
4. 5 and 6; the other chaiiKO is in j
I the ease of health and hygiene
; book.1 for grades and 5. I
I Thg sixi ti crane pupils in th--Medford
schools, according lo Sup
1 peri nt en dent Hedrick. who ha vr
only one more year in that book.
arc ot (coini; to be fttked. to
ehanue. "They will use the o!d
book, the one they now have
thrfoichoitt the year.
The foin th and ffftit pratl t:r
pils will use the new book, whi'-h
SCHOO
BOOKS
FOR NEW TERM
s coilMdcrr,! bv cho.d people a "K-
i verv decided itnin-ovetnent nTr'slj,;l" darnaK" to the rudder
l. ol.l 1m tbo tiiMttfi- of lii'clpnn irf Zeppelin H It glided
! bonks, no
in Medford pupils will berrf,m
to purchase them. Such,'"-'
i required
! bonks aw
I are needed for the course
loaned m cla-es in mil. li
will be loaned
;the same way that supplementary
readers are now ha nd !ed.
! The fnllowinw Is a lint of books
, by grade used In the Medfo.d
' school t Ii i.s yea r :
I'lr-t "II" irade.
, '(.uriis-Smlth I'i' ture Story, loan-
ed by school.
' Ktwon Primer
i Writing Manual, loaneil by
Pencil i a bier. Hxin in
' A rt it; yons. S color
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Kln.1 ' V (irade.
i 'oiifi iv-Sniit h 1'ic' ure Story
ed by Kchofd.
; i;i'in First deader
;V'riting niHinial. loaned by
'Art crayons. 8 colors
; Pencil tablet, SxlO In
; Pencil
cho'd
.IM '
lo
.50 ,
cnor'
1" 1
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Stnn "H" t.rade.
I KNoii Kirst peader ti
; Siipi-i' inentary Ueaders, loaiM ii I,
Mdiool.
, X. w World Speller. Pook I .
Wruititf manual, loaned by school,
Pro
sum tfslve Mu-ic lof.k I fiS
mem..ry .mimc nook (iateri
Pencil tablet, )Xio in.
Pencil
Ai' crayorif. H rdors
S fin id ," (trade,
New- licacon Header
KNon Kerond Head":- . . .t'V
SuPi'I' mentary Headers, loaned by
-c b'Hii.
Uriiing manual. !oatid by
I'ro-reive Musie i:ook I
ho d.
- . -.v World Sillier, (took I
pen--.! tabb't. Sxl't in.
I ' Pe:,.:i
" ; Art ii a von. colors .
' ll ird "It" and
- New P'-aeoii Third II
i:iv n Third Ilrcricr.
P' "' r Knglih for i:-t
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tUJBUJS
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VERY W
Columbus, N. M., Operator
Reports Zeppelin at 100
Foot Altitude Speed
Estimated 35 Miles -
Headed for El Paso -Rudder
Damaged in
Take-Off at Los Angeles.
j rolA'MIU'H. X. M. Au. L'T
j tT' The lraf Zeppelin was silM-
j ed moving very slowly about 1 .'. ;
ini)e dot west of here at ;i : "
p. ni., t M . S. T ) it was rcporteii 1
i at tlie time, the Zeppelin wa.,
i Mihled it iiad an altitude of onl
1U0 feel. No reason could be:
I 1 arned for the low altitude or '
I whether the Zeppelin wan in j
trouble, j ta est I ma tea speed, a--- J
liordiuK to witnesMeh, waw aboir f
j only a: mibu an hour. I
1 !. It. iilair, telephone opera tnr ;
at foIumlus huid that il appeaieo"
, the Zeppelin was d:ppins from '
'side to Mile.' lie .said he . oubl not ;
I ,u i''"nine whether it h hi;
trouble, but it still maintained th
altitude of but 1 mj feel.
j At i;43 p. in.. Itlaii reported
i to the As.'-oeiated I 'ress over the !
I iUK di-sian-'f telephone that he
I could pec the Ciaf Zepjielin from;
be e,.inhUc sightly in alt i. ude. M(.llfon, y,st), (l;ty hy ,., (.ffW.
Ihe propellers could be seen infill, who returned frt a trip
0,";Va "' , to , 'JoW" rlV'M'
At .1: , the eppel n JJh.lr s,.d -leKaJ f.hinK bun been ran, -
Mh at the rde of ( oluH,bus i.n. pant on Ihe lluKu for ma ny
the, appeared to be about SUM .no.h. ' sa.d Mr. fowulll. "('
feet In the air. I the situation is e(., tainly a serl-
At 3:47 p. m. (M. K. T. i li'ail ! ons one. 1 estimate that there
Kld the Zeppelin w passtiiB j has been a total of ir.J tons of
o er the town of (.'olunibus al a ; r,t eel bead and bin ont sitltnon
speed of from 40 to 4ii m.les an I taken ilb-Kally duilnc this period,
hour. The ship passed directly j llu.; seines are beinK um-iI, par-
over the telephone office and the ; th u ,n ly at the moutlm t;f lh
motors eoulil be heard hnmmlnc ; tiihutary ereeH flnd trout and
perfc t ly . 'I'ho dlppinj; ui t h
: api fU-ently fiad stopped.
hip;
The sliip headed dlreetly cast
for I'A I'aso,
which is 7:t miles
j ea.l uf here.
,
d the
a wa y
from the municipal airport hei nt
4 a. in. on the last leg of Its
I jmni.. ..oi""i
) "n!l' t,J,rt ,i,n"1 tn ixtUi i Khv r,lc,,t
hi tne nuge kkv snip as it contin
ued toward itkehurst. N. J,, early
1 today.
j The tail of tlje craft scrapped
high tension eleetrlo wires at t he
(edge of the field after failing lo
!gaiu altitude. fln.und officials!
jweie unable (o ascertaiii the extent j
of the damage but it was md con-j
s)iier'-d xuilictent to hinder pro-
iCi-eiw of the flight. i
! .M I'HKii if en from the Z'-noolin In- i
tei i epted by thf! Radio I oi pori- I
tion of A mericift hre, Materl that
the flight had not ber-n delayed by'
tlie accident, and thai the journey,
w ould be continued. It w as eon- :
I jooci o tint i j i run i n is nan ca us' o .
the sudden channe in the announc- '
ed course of the craft through San !
'ioigonio pass and Imperial Va-j
ley.
Instead, t be dli iible head d :
oijih along the eoawt to '"otondo. )
f'alif., across thf) Mexican border;
before tumini; '-ast. Iteportw from '
railroad Hi na Icherw uliim. flw. hm .
i .i,,.. j,,,i,f, ,i th-ii u nn..i of
, proximately TO mile an hour wa.-.
eing maintained as the eoest wa
-' left lo hiud and the nne of the big
aiffbip was headed east towa'd 1,1
-1,?:Pa.-o. Texan, the altitude was rc-
porlerl at K,00 feet, and weather
r' 1 ; comlitlons excellent.
Kirst indication that the 'A-un- !
lin was taking the ra -t route ,
! ;a me with the radio lepoi t from
the steamer Wctkaian which r -
, ported sightiiig tlie airship heading
oul h. Soul her n Pacific t a tin. ad
I" officials here ail that th- ro f l
''Iv. as seen glohfig eut o-. ei Jacjrn
Pl ba Hot Sprlnffs. a n.ountain i'iii
!'-HHt of San IHego, full! , at S ! .
r.x . in., i P. s T.) Indicating th.( th
r, rt-olar ''f)ijrc lo Vurii.i. Ai'i.
irol then iist was b. ng foliow. d.
' I-'l f I ' ft tifr "in.-, '.ui"
illll ' I'lll'll- in tlip I-JI-'l I'fc.'
'riliMi moiiiiil 1li.i w,.ii,l
al.'.ir.l III.- (,rt. TIk
I',-.-'-. Atliintlf, lli fr'.z'-n
'f Ml.-iia. II,,- t.,.,.,n i
I'l" 111' , Hll 1 (ili'Jlif i-i .1. .
1 l. liill'l h . i-HK'-w f'f a-'l.'ii,
1. . litl" Ihf- ari-ii. i-il-.
lii 1 'I m r... A in ,
Ki'i'ililiilli... plalli Mini "ii:
Mi' ; .j lil 'liui
I '1. Il'iif'i l.'-y'-hi r
rt lln 'I'll 1 l'l
lit!'. Hllh hH Ml
' ai' TijII) tij'l;. i f: Jf
inn .- tn N-'"f ' In 111
' al an itiij. lauft il. i
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fi- '-r, an aliiian! Hi'- ii,. T,,.
"I.i. ,11 l.aily fjfare I Ir I r , 1 i-.n-i
II
'if lyii'l'.ii. an, f .11. 11
,.i- pa-' d' ri.. nrt'1 In' i f
.,It.,s,'') "f Our t) ., ix.
l or Mti rnllf:. Ilic Ki'-a. ...T
I'an .liriKil.l.. . rui-"J thr'Huri h
kt- in tlir frw" li'ij'-., .-ii.
':,"-.. Ih" A'.lariEi'! from l.k'liuf-1
' J.. t" Frl'Jnrh,hif,.n. firriian
(Continued on I'ai Fourj
Swing At .
J Fly Knot
, Herr
;
i Nli'i:, l-'i :i rn-. . Ant:. :'T,--
j !' - A ' ..rl.l'r M.f- k ik, ut .
I ! .1 nn in Iii. IilIiI liv
) H.iiik ' i ii I I 1 I I- I.. : -imtinil
j Au-lrli.n. Ilirr lln'Mifli :ttnl
: n Inn -i-::.v i.,..ii :t lutiu mi
I I In. ,iu i.,, ,i ,,m nail,- I).,
AiiL-lni. lh,' fly nuli'.l
j Imul 1 hi- A ivi n ,-s , ;,,( ,.;U-
1 'I'lif A 11-1 i l in su-iini; i, li 1 In-
in " ' l I Id ki-.l linn-,. If
i i.!,l 1 1.- .is ..in fi inln-
! UK--. II'' fl l. line i Ins j.m.
SPECIAL SPEED
BOA! PUT ON
E PATROL
State Fish and Game Com-j
mission in Answer to
Sportsmen's Appeals Puts!
Boat and Four Special
Deputies On Lower River
'I Ik
th-
t v f idi iJ ml t;;i nir
i answer to appeals
tortsmeii. have re
it speed boat and
imii ff-iort
i II I torn!
from
,.,nU
fotir
Kon
pill
I"
I'ciitj deputies, on tb- lower
111 lit) effort lo Mop HP-Kiil
'a ttuon
lietitK boot leaned thi u
ott the state
( (tie
truck of trou.
I cm ne
Medford. but failed to
make a sale, finally d!sposinn
j the finh'along the highway to theMiie bend Ha.
j north." The Kif.vpHaii Otsul Abdin Hry
j Kor seeral wwh there wau (and his ecretary and assistant
only one deputy patrolling th.-lweie Died on and stoned while
j rive,- nr,d nP W!tK xltA, tl, do little motfoinfc outside of Jerusalem hut
I or nothing. Now the commission I escaped uninjured. They were
j lias put ftn a fast spe d boat w it n gua t ded in the Kgypliao consulate,
j four special d pnties and I be- j A 11 the fondicn consuls held a
Ib-vo condtlioiiH on the lower : meeting to discuss the crave situa-
liogue will rapidly Improve. tiion which h;w developed further
j "I found the conditions at Itai-!today.
ney fit I 1h below Alameda very bad! A Jlrillsh patrol official and it
j and ordered rocks blown out and 1 Journalist died from Injuries they
lishways cleat' d. M v survey of ;
tio- ftogiie will he concluded In :i j
few weeks anil my report will he
made about the firt of October.!
In t hat report I will make my
final recommendations, t'ertainly
1 he prenent cond it lolls ca n not Ik
allowed to continue if game fall
ing on th Pogue is lo sitrvlv". j
The Pferdhead supply has been
so depicted that the haf hern s,
have nearer ly been abb- to take'
a fMi all season. Natural propri - ,
gation is so slight that any serious j
curtailment of retocklnst might j
dertt'oy game fibinK for a genera - ;
tion. Once get a supply below a '
certain m'nimuni, and a return J
lo normal conditions beconi
matter of many years."
LOSES LIFE IN
AIRPLANE OIVE
I)K I liOIT. Ani'. :'7. - hl'i - Wbi'
r ri l'a I.aifl, !i' ir I'i ill'- I'a' l.anl
nii.t'ir rnllli"ii. wa- HH .J i.i an
airjilan,' ria.li lii'ar l,rii-"f l"l'
Mli-h . laM nith'. 'lalli'ill linrnai'l.
I'm i.iil'l -aifMlian, wit" as pll"!
iT'tr I h- jiian.-, w a ' -.'riniii-iy in
jur' 'I. I li y n.-ri! fivnu' I'a' V.aril
junaii- s-ai-iaii
Ai .H'lilii; I'i , )i':rl flit fh wh'j
w iln.-'i.. 'I Hi,- . .-a-l., II," ni' li .'r'1
flvliiK at nil rtiil'iiil' nf rilKitit l'""i
f, 1 win ti fi,: rn'.l'r ai'jr'nlly
I'lallf'J lain.'r'l ).i"ll'.'i up I"',
i.-' ui..' Iii-!';i'l "I viitik' it'tu Hi'-tllil.-
lli iiiat.,n .ail. .) for. 'I If
I'iarii- w.fit lulu a tail i-pin fr.iru
wlil.h Itarnanl t-'.'ii'I rt"l rulit il
anil i-tru' K a n.alk.r in a inar-ili
li-ar th..- Iv-irnlt riwr
'111.. ni ti i.ii, r:iv..-f I" a h"i--iHal
wh.-r" I'aiVanl ili.-ii a -l,r!
tiln'- Ial',1 It was Ih'jiKtil liar
liar'I wi(;lij t'.'iV't.
Mr I'a'kar.i w.a- J. arti 'ti'J. li'i
wai tiiarri.'i ari'l th.' fattn-r "f !-'"
' lill'it tl Tlir. ,- . ar. vi'A't f i- in
h.rit.ij the twin I'lrl'iti'ii "I 111'
latli'T aii'l iiriri'-. f.-unilnrn "f lit'
I'a' kali M'.t.T ar . "fnl-any. H'
ni a val'.-rali (if fbf toritl ar
and a li u'.-nanl in llw: 1 nit.,1
.Sta',H naval rn'-ry.
'I o yarn ku Mr I'a.Vard or
Kaiii,1 ti,? Xilrult Air Vafht club
i for lh jmrpB(; ol pruniotins; aviation.
PACKARD M
Temperatures
l.iHi't tills iii'irnliiK 'IM
fc No. 1.77.
v .--r. '..l
VJANATICAL
numnrftso
luUluKLAno
I SPREADING
French Troops Sent to Pro
tect Jews in Damascus - -Violent
Demonstrations in
holy City Force Evacua
tion of Jews Planes
Carry British Troops to
Palestine.
.m:ki s.i.i-:m. Auk. a.
Mo-di-iu political leaders today
I -mom a manH'cito ursine tin
.nite to dlscoiillnue I he riots
iWilch have torn I'ale-iliiur for
Ihe )Misl few ila.
i:i;iurT, .Sria. Auk.
Tli- i'oi respondent of ihe Jewish
TeleKi'apbie aireney 1imc reported
tfiday that ho!tllltle between
Arabs and Jews had extended be
yond I he frontiers of i'a b"tine.
I-Venr l) aulhoi itif'H ut nt a iarije
detach no-til of troops to pt 'uteri
th" Jewh qua) ter in i,a mawiM.
.IKlIISAf.KM. A uc. -Violent
d iiioiisli'a! ions by Arabs
and Jes lobiy followed the "arri
val of a Jewish delegation from
C,n7..K In the Holy ity. Jritmii
authoritlcH were forcfd to evacuate
many Jews from their homes and
, HrltMl" IroMpH (.finlilltI(l(J 1(J. BV.
; rivr , ,.,,.,. hy h,K . (,,,.
'carryinK airplanes.
, Alrpl)tm.H ,:onM,antly patrolle.l
, J(.rUKH atll, eil virniIh wl(.,.0
. inHi'U'1s and shops were - dosed
;am, 0. Mt,eetH empty. KislifiiiR
' rPlll1lf)i Indoors and official
, wn, , ,i(l.ir ofricl.H armed and In
au I o in 'ibi les.
j inolalett attacks on pedestrians
nrruri ' d spasmodieully in the
Hlreets.
' Ti nv.-bos fi-om Aoioom i-twirtfil
- ' wnt like Arab denimislralliMin and
sudden-outburst In Transjordanla.
,,;ilt r the Hrltlsli maiKiat'd lerri-
f twrv east of the river Jordan and
ceived during fighting.
CA1P.O, Kgypt, Aim. 27. M'i
Jewish Telegi aph Agency) . Tele,
phoned uuet)ored advices from
.cjuttilchi today iiwlicale! an cx
tremely gni e sit uh t bui througlnut
I'aletin" as it i-onsu'icnce of
con m tilling Arab-.f evs Mt warfare.
"M a n' from a mong us have
been killed.' faae Hen-Zvl, Jew -ih
I tbo" leader, Mid. "Our arms
have been taken away but not
tak'n from the Arabs."
The .IrwMi po pu In Don at T I
JAvIv, all Jewish city, :oinplainw
! that tin- action or the British
i troops there was weak, and that
! Ill'1 Jewii-h Keif (Wctihc col h liad
I hern ordei'd to ubniatn from
j action. There Wt-re other roiti
' pUinls of wak governmental
.action and of obstruction of Jewish
i-i'H defense measures,
; Vaad Ka'lr. Jewish eominunity
Aboard of Jet uaeIl. (-Htlmated the
Will Rogers Says:
HK i;i;I.V HI M.S.
Am. Jii. This traffi.' irob-
1 - r is jrct-
I illU' t 'I ll I!
tt rrilil.'. us
vol; i., 11 1 1 lliix
iniiriiins.' a !
1 :ijn liy h lot
it f folks
siirin ttvt'r
my raiM-li liotis" tliiit IiikI Jiisi
l.fl T'lky.i, JypMii, h c'iil"
nt diiys ut"). We .'"t Hi'
Z.'i li. .1 iii lo it l.arh ii'"
f. iii i' tntl It.'rc "ti lite i'rnii'1''.
I'iil'i'i'i iii'f nil v i tii iilioii'
how n.'iiliir Sir I' li i I i J
Siiowil.-ii. Ih.- Kii-'lisli trras
iifir. lifts iiia'Jt- liiitisi'If Iii'
. 'imiti.liii'.' Hint tln-y if .'I
ni'-r' Jin' loTitian jiayiiiriil
iiioii.-y. II.- lol.r ciii, ''Hoys,
w ' urn only v.milil lik'- to
La'..- it. Iml we urr ifointz t
U'.l il." Then ho-chll'iJ
stat'-Miii-n will t'-ll yuu tliat
a navy don't pay.
Yours, WILL ROGEK.S.
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MIlH-t.