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Newspaper Page TextMAIL TRIBUiE The Weather I'n-MMili'rt tonight and Sunday, hut htHf milnjjr fjiir. Wlh rising icm- JUM'tltUIV. FOR Temperature Ititrhrst ytMerdny HO Uvmm chU monilim 5.1 Dally Twenty -fourth V R-ftljf K.lt)-einliili Yr. MEDFORD. OlMXiON. MONDAY. NKl'TKM l?K N. 1i::. D Today LABORHEAD By Arthur Brisbane Dr. Eckener Stays Awhile Newspaper Usefulness. The Palestine Tragedy. One War Welcome Oil. (Copyright by King Koaturei Syndicate, Inc.) A (.Teat ji ii v i ii t of aiul tlior iiiiuli liusiness man is Dr. Kol; cncr. lie went iiriiun.l tile ca.'ll. in foil i- Imps, A nii'i ica In Knr( Kni'iipc to apiui, .lapiui t California anil California to N'i v York. Now lie sends his lioat honii' and he yocs to Ohio to help A nici ii'ii ns liuihl nint'i' cppi'lins. The fact (hat William lian- d.dph lloarst fin; cd Dr. Kclc- oner's oxjicdit ion. thus itinliiiio it possible, (-mphasi.cs tilt' of newspaper success on a 1 i i scale. No .small organization up iioliviilnal could affonl the c.-sl of such a trip. nuik'uin; pos- ill- an achievement nf such reiit value. f Other Hearst enterprises, in the public interest, are less uel! known. In the Spanish - American war Mr. Hearst chartered a liritish steamer, wide and Ions:, ami sent it to the entrance of the Suez canal, in clini'op of .1 reliable newspaper man. With the Suez- canal it is first come, first served. Ac erodinv to Hearst's instriic tiiois, in case the Spanish should attempt to send the w.ir sj'ps through the canal to Ma nila, the collier, flyiii',' the lirit ish I'l ii ti . was to enter the canal ahead of the Spaniards, he scut tled, sink to the bottom and refused to be blasted out of tin way for at least a week or ten days. The British flaji over the ship would have facilitated that maneuver. The cost of this cn lerpriso, which proved to hi' annccessary, was very tireat. f Taill l!!ocl;. who owns sev eral newspaper, and under stands their management, said at the Kckener luncheon last Friday to .lules Itache of Wall Street : " If Hearst would lei somebody run his newspapers economically he could increase s profits by ten million dol lars a year." That part of the newspapers' business interests Hearst less than bavins; bis newspapers d" t hint's, be meant. I!ut, while a newspaper or ganization enverinir the coun try, and possessing almost un limited resources, is important nationally, the public, and ad vertisers especially, should not underestimate the value of the smaller newspapers, particu larly the "country nrwspa- H'ttnttnned on Pace Four) v.ott mi' llicn ll iintnlercr ot. r ' ' - It nn' iiy- lln- -nali. but li .1 i. fill. I .ifl.-ll ttiillil.'l' ttbiil M isr ib.nr .lolllillics llllllk ' ll"' is f I TELLS AIM UNIONS Labor Day Message of Wil liam Green Urges Study of Record of Federation -Unorganized Voiceless in Affairs, Is , Assertion Compulsory Education Is Aided. WASHINGTON, Sept. (p) ' In a Labor day mcMtfatje, to lln1 American people, William (liven, president or me . inencan l-'edera-li-.iii of I.uhnr, uiKt'tl those who have, 'misiindeiKtood lajmr" today to study t!it? movemen; and "base, their tindins on the records." '"To iho unorganized,, "he added, "I wish to impress upon them the fact Hint as ion an Ihey remain voiceless in the a flairs of men they must accept whatever frames, hours antl working conditions employeis may deteimir.e w ii limit consulta tion with them." Iff reviewed t ho efforts of the federation in behalf of compulsory education laws. "When we failed in some, of th? states to obtain the necessary leg islatien. we were compelled to ko to congress and time an amend ment to the constitution Rivim; conuress the rtehl to legislate for children," he said. "Our idea was to make the law uniform in all states, as children ill Krfhie stales are he ins exploited in Industry. We insisted they should he in school instead of the workshop, as they were not only being injured physically and men tally hut were heins used to manu facture articles that come in com petition with those made by adults hi other states which have belle, piotective laws for children. "t'otimess answered our plea by almost unujumouM action. We are still ursius ihe ratification of the amendment." Hours Reduced Porn Inning, (ireen said that the hours of labor had been reduce! and "we have established the prin ciple of the five-day week which has made it possible to ajvo em ployment to many of those d is placed by mass production in in dustiy." "Whcn men and women worked Id, '. It and tnoiir houis a day," he added, "ihey had no time to spend what they earned it" they had anything left after paying for the necei-sitics of life. Hut the Ameri can Federal ion of Labor changed all this hy demanding higher wanes and fewer hours of work'." He pointed to the efforts of his organization ana Inst the while idas tie, narcot Ls, sweatshops and tenements and in behalf of sea men, and the creation oi a depart ment of labor with a secretary in the cabinet, and with women's and f Udren's bureaus as a part of the depattmcnt. "This is mly a brief outline of ihe thinss done by the American Federal ion of Labor." he con chill ed. "Yet there are a thousand and one other improvements in our eco nomic life that are to he credited to i' p-e-ent agitation. There fore, labor has much to be thank ful for on this Labor day." CITY RELAXES E OF LABOR DAY Tin- illy l-Hiixi'il Imlay fnuii Its li.hnrs. hi ..l.s.-rv;uirc nf l.iitiui' iliiy. ll pulilic utiicrs. business liniisi'S. lunks .ill'! liiirlMT u".: w clou- j imI. i.l S.itMtcl.n ,'iit.Tii.i.m mill -(llir.il t'M iihis i.f Mi'ilt'inl !- l !- .i II.:- hills mill til" si 'ii ;h ui ' for llm lust ;. una lmiiil.it u! Ill" .- -111 lili'i . .Mailt- i-.-niiiiii'-it at liuitip tn atii-tiil lln- r. unity it. nil- ullil.-r tva.f at th11 I Kl'-.s iHi tii' iin.nn.l. with a sm.m-' ;,l..ralll ill ttllii h til'- i it' anil I'll' ... 1 1 1 1 1 - ttill n-si th.-n a'hl.-M. .r.'tt i-.-s. i I.l. al i - a i If ant in an u .-at ii.-r ! -i vail.. I. ; .Many ...in nry.-ii In Oip 1 .11 k '' I Mi.- .Is t.ir a la.liilay. 'I'll.' at j'lai-iinti tt.-tH tin- .s..... h.11.1 i.ii.-s. I ill i' In. Ii many li .ll.ir.l I.. .,11s tt 1 1 - HI.-; oil. t!.,sf , ( ihe p. i. ! aim If a-.- i . s i.i 1 .1 I . i'iis...'lti ot tl." S lav k o: n an . I'ii Mite i ..iitin I t linst i I th'- or. I.at.ls. h tt .is iiil't in the cilf. T..11 1 -1' t tie Ann mill l.i'L'ion ...ill h'.'.l its annual I alea I 'ay ball u ih.. llii. nl.tl liai.li l, 1 IN OBSERVANC Bride of 7 Weeks Slays Self When Desertion Looms I I ic!:ti,an'd on'.. sept. 2- , I .Mis. .Myrtle Uelle Kichkman, j 21. shot and killt'd herself at H I 4 the homo of her parents here fr i today. The Kill was d J spondent, her mother told o- i lire, heraue her .voting litis- I hand had threatened to leave her. The Kh-hkmnns were i married July tit hist. "J Sky Queen Making 80 Miles Per Hour On Flight to Germany Expected to Reach Hangar Before j Thursday Morning ! ! Would Set New Record' for Globe Girdle. i IIAMIiflUi, Sept. 2,itV) The ! jtliiif Zeppelin n-poited Its position ' j to the M.-tnihui-K Americiin lines at j j ti:3(i A. .M., C. M. T. ( 1 :3il a. m. ' K. S. T.) as 37 north, 4 5.0 west. ! ll was flying at an altitude of i about Kioii feet with a moderate! west northwest wind. j The position Kiven was about I 1570 miles east and slightly south i ot l.nkehurst. It had veered slight ly to the south since last reported. j I.AKKHt'KST. X. . ., Sept. L I itV Aitled hy favorable winds, t lie Miraf Zeppelin was flying far out ;over the Atlantic today on her fifth jernssiuK' between the United Stall's (and f Jer'matiy. She was hound for I her own hangar at Krledrlchshaff-n jtiermany, alter tourlriB the world, j (.'arryinn 2 passengers, the nir iship was flying more npeedily than Jon her first transatlantic flight to j hakehurst, less than u year ao. I Had in advices indicating she was .liiahliiK altout Sll miles an hour, virtually full speed for her five motors, strengthened Ihe probaMl- lity she would reach Friedrlchs-j hafen before Thursday morning . and low er her own round th world record of '2 1 days, 7 hours and L'(i minutes. The (irnf Zeppelin's hest time between l-'ricdrlclisluifen ami and Lakehurst has been 5 5 hours, 1 minutes. Sue. i a rate of speed on the present trip would have the dir igible home tomorrow .afternoon i ml the Kried richshaf en-Fried -lichshafen time would be less than the Lakehurst-Lakehurst time. Avoiding possible storm centers over the Norm Atlantic; the ship followed, a southerly course towurd the A .ore Naval authorities estl- mi,.,i ,h t.-.u 1 .... ..,.11.... ,. 1 .. I inlli-s smith ir her irpyuiis eastiTn i n.ltli'. 1 1-'iiviiiiiIiIi Winds Dr. .laini's 11. Kitnhull. meteor 'ui'. cist, lu-eillrti'il tuViH'illiie tvimls ; uv.'r most uf tho Zeppelin's eourse. jln takliiB a southerly course the ilIl'iKilile passeil lielllnil 11 wtorni i that tvas lieaileil totvard Hahle I J.Hl.-Liirl in a 1101-theiisterly direi'tiun. , ,N'o hail tt-eatiler was iniliealerl nn the i-ourse with the possible cxi.-ep- ' tilo n of local ilisturlninces. The flraf tva flylnK lioniettaril 1 ilinlcr .111111.111. 1 ot Captain Ki lls! I..-1II.1.II111. Ilr. IIiiko Ki kener, who jplloleil Ihe Zeppelin an. 110,1 the jttorlil an, I un hir previous lians- latlanlic viiyaues. saw the 1II1 Ifihlc off. then look a train for ('lev clam! 'to all. 11, 1 ihe national air raees. Krom there he Is lo ko to Akron, (ihio, lo in.pei t Ihe two new lllliK- i . . i j?m j'...':: i i hoi it pM . fr f ililes I.eiiiK ronslrtleteil for Ihe!'"1' liiateh play 1 II 11 1 UK Weilliis- I ... I i .. ....... .,, .......oik I I . I ,11-111 illlV I Ion Saliinlaf. I The Z.-ppelin was rai ryltiK a f'"' "i'' hopes of many a slat In the i patched bullet hole of mysterious 'Past, a ha zn riliius day even for the joriKin in one of her fuel cells. He- -'r" Hobby Jones and un.ile:.ll,,n , fore departing, members of the ' "'''' ,h'' P't otal day of the toiirna ici'etv expressed the opinion It was nnnt. outside of the actual final ' made while Ihe dil nrible was flvinu battle. Tlieie is no time lor re nt er .-.-s enroitte irolil l.os .n- tele l-ilieltuist.. Tiny refused. however, lo ilivulgi" tile hais (,,,- : Jtlii.- h-h"f or the theory that it wn.v r;illM il hv a bullet. Officers of the i.-hip said the hlight da ma would n.t impair the navigability of tho -.hip "I ail. I to v.. tin..-. Itt.. last ninilte passonircis ttete in-' ii llo- -.' ttho spent an aim. .si vl.-.-pi.-ss in: Ii I .ittailmu th" d'-pai-Illl. ill. II y.tt.is delnyid for eleht h.-uis l,y sti,,t,i; win, Is, I. Ill Mill Ides, i:iiisii.vi;. r.a. si-jit . ;. (.v. UU' I'.l ly a i'. i . i'l i n a li .1 fioin h. r ..,-ir t,...iii-.- -b.- bad ali.-tio.-il - ii .t. nt p. I. in- show Sulolat .tl I'eailii.e If.iintnai k loninilt- si.us. all o ttin.ui me here for the t.,,,.,1 w,,,. Mjss Appl- la-e ;trnl Mi-s !i,l sin-id- la-' niKbl by shootltii- far wests fiisl tout na inenl :,i, il , ;f,. Mai-lnloHli. h. i 11 III Hie In .1.1. .aitain I iile.l alooril! t be o ill si a lot inv . Til" .'o.eTt- .innate tt.-s rum .V J.onien.lers . 'iMiat.v...,' small, is,, a, :... '.on I:. . kendoi ff mill Hindi n. f, i. lilt l-ler of l'lesi.-nt I'all I iitiil.-l.'illl k'. tn d to. Lit art' I '! i-.ti'.n a! a lio-pilal at 1'i.ls I " : : . Pfe,. . ' . - ...... . i c.sfas- -'ttf'-i .i ' l ktmtoU' IWS ''' ii Cxi i -uvsr ! ! -ku PS ' Cum. Im KuUvr (left) K (lie j ."""'la'1 i'iw Hvinir rr n GOLFING ARMYCHINESE HALTSHIPS SEARCH BEGINS QUEST NEGOTIATIONS DISASTER SITE PEBBL E Practice and Predictions; Chinese Foreign Minister! Coast Guard Cutters Con Give Way to Smack of Says Government Will tinue Patrol of Santa Cruz Qualifying Swings 139 Contestants to Partici pateJones Favorite- Hy Alan ,1. ;ull s:oeiaien i-ress .-moris i-.uiior i r.i.i.i.i, invv.n, Km., r-eju. . (A'f The tumuli and shouting of Ihe preliminary golfing bouts the ,. ' , . ,. 1 1 1 I av-' wa" today to the serious busi- ness of iiualifylng for the amateur championship of the '.'ailed States. Out along the picttiresuue shores of funnel May. where the roar of the Pacific ocean Is heard more often than the road of the crowd, exactly Kl! golfers, the he.-,t ama teur talent that can be produced hy America, I real Itrltain ami t'unada, began gathering before the log hail lifted to start the title quests. All of the experts and most of the onlookers not influ enced hy sentiment, family tics or I !1IM 'anship, regard Hie ijuest as 'somewhat ill vain merelv 1 i.nse , ... .... , .,. , ,.. ..t .... , ..I...'..": ntonshlli four limes In Ihe Inst fife yen rs. liineM l-'imirllc Jones, in spite of the faet lie Is fat-'iiij; a Htrolu,' fielil nn a course 'h"se 1I1 anyhmly ptlve ha.arils eau tvre.'k hopes If ejven half a hanre. tvas a 1' to I favorite to j ut oest uily iler.'llil Ills rrott n In j.-ulvanen nf the title competition. ! TIhtp were few inkers even al I su' li amaziiiK Knlf mills. I Toilay, with a former major ' I' auue thir.l l.asenian, Arlhlir 'T'"'1 Sliafler of l.os AiiKeles, ; fl' "" ""' staltlliK lee. Ihe fie.1.1 Si-llle.l ilottn for Ihe npoliilm holes !r,f Mualify.nK i-.niipeiiti.in. The '" ''"'""i "'Ml '"' repealeil tomorrow ,h" '"' seoreis will iiuallly l' ilav II llli.i neen l.lai'K tteilnesil l.ixallon in nil l-hoe inati-h. Hie ordinary pl.iyer wlnt napp iim to lie nn Ins game ha- a "I'leu opportunity to "lake" the mn,',' '"llte.l pertoi Itiei'. iMt year. f,,r instance, i;(.orjn Von l;im nt '"''"'i'- "I Porlliind, Ore. the present V.estelll I'llil II 1 O l . l . I'blik Kvans of rhi.-alio, li.in.is Aulmet of lin-ton and Frank In.lp of I'olllatiil. n.. all tteie pill oul Ill Hie Ins! ii.uild. Jess Mwe. l.ei . ,.1 Noit V..i k. limit h.-r ex-i ii; j p:..n, fell by the tt iyi.l.. in the seioial round and Jones ttas saved , In. m ptoli.il.le eh in ina i ion only i,,.. ..ill-,, his opponent. (;,y Co, I, ei.liipl. le.'y ml-s. .1 pis ill te off the Iklllleetltll lee. Tblts ttllilt hip- peni d only a y.-ar i.k'o to n floi k of Oreaon Weathur ' rail' lulliKh. and '.'Hominy. rs ills' t Ilipei at ill e in the ilit.-i ior i, I I n. silay Ib-nlli tn niniler.lte llorlh 1 Hl' i.,tl.i uu loan. Army Pilots Drive West in Shuttle Ship nlll. I.i. ,.1.-..,.... lt. r...,l -r nni--.niiiHii(:ii iiru.iiii); cn.iui.iM Not Accede in Move fori Peace Military Activity .., . ' I "i""-'ii'-m i. i iiiiirhi- loreign minister. inutcaiipg ill'l : Rovernnient would not accede ,n ! "m' ''"Portam point In a Itussian , move foi )eace in .Mam hui 1. era- inuly has left ni-Koations t ne erisis there just where ii dve they . wer mouthy ago. Meanwhile from Mukden came the first reports of military aotivi - ty in a week, an orrieia dispatch ....!..., .i... t i of Harbin and four American news. BEACHjWITH RUSSIANS FIND N0B0DIES papermen witnessed hnmbardment 's,!,,,,Ish wllh m,,1' certulniy the of the Chinese lines by Itussii.n ar- ""' "f laMengers who perish liliery and saw a soviet armored, I" be disaster. The rescued train enter Chln. se territory. mimbered 4:, but the exact num- Mr. Wang's statement was t , l'f of missing may never he lwirn- answer to the Moscow note of last Friday which Indicated a willing mlnu,' passenger whose nnmH ness to meet China in drawing up w,'rp n,,t l'Ulnd, purchased tick a declaration of modus vivendi for ! 1,nnl- Th Loh AngelcM he Chinese Kaste railwav iri , hia.l of ihe illrerlorale of the t'hlnese.Kastern l.e ilisi'hai i-. il In ! U'' ttoill.l not eon-, s.-nt in repla. e Ihe iresent eh 1 ir - man of ihe l.nai.l of illnciors of Ihe ITlinouc lai.slern. lairly In the neuotlai ions the KiishIhiih lnslsl.il ihe former Kim- slim Ki-ncrnl manager of the roail l.e replaced. The note of last l-'rl - day aliand. mid Ibis point, but con-. I in n.-.( to Insist lhat ihe new chair- 111. in of the hoard he dlsi haiee l, claiminu he was al the bottom it lln pr.'sHil until. lo. EIGHT PERISH . "i.NMi'Mt, Man . Sept. J V Light peihons n-i l,tlbd and ' t(''l olher.-t Injui'-'l, two heitoil-.lv. .In -m a pa n nifiit ImiiKe fire heve '- lcrd.ty. S.-v. n do-. I in the Imin- Illl- in 1,-i. in . . i i.-. II tin III lion .- or in jump I'l nets as Many as rite sioi . s w. tt bile Hie . ibl 11. .1110!,. ,1 hospH.il s... .ti af i.-i t a 1 li the dead, tllio tin. -sill' l'.-... .11 uiM'.-r floors, iii. iu.l. il ttom.-n and , ;,il,i en. Theli nniii. s were: M.i.l.:.' ll. lalnaids. 1.'. In-i ,1a in: li I el Mae. j,,, .,. ; tl,.. i;,.i,i,m, it . i f,., AppPl.oe. I. ,1. .1 a ll ,: ll 1 , , ,, ,.. ; ...,,, V.Vie hi . in. ' - M-s II. I tilltl.i- l i - S:il.,t, i: i;,,u,,t. (t. Tti,. two s.-rioa -lv In U T.IC l.l.iZ. .: t.ioiiebt to ...l.e -tat led lii the I, a il... Ill I'm Hand -la. Is n r r..r cit- ,si jctlvn vl lliivf if'w orojcis. IN APARTMENT uniicr rinPDDD iiuuul nuimuni ..S!' - . - mikm. Coast for Victims of San - - Juan- Probe to Resiimeii"i" . .nuiivia.. . jiuniura j Tuesday, i. 1-ife count Kimni cmier.i iiniii.ii- , i'ii tne wan-rs on inn anIA i.ruz county coast today, in a dlwmal. ; almost hopeless search for bodivs of victims of the sinking or the passenger liner San Juan, whosp . collision with the tanker S. f. r. , Dodd last Thursday midnight is the ""''Jecl of a Tederal Inquiry, I Mending ihe resumption of the ! investigation tomorrow. H(eamsh;p official iitnl other directed the ' difficult disk of Iheir efforts o I 1 because of tho fact lhat lad ""'I Francisco Navigation com- 1 pany. nttners of lln- San Jtiai, I'la'-il Ihe lillml.er alio.lril nt 11: 1 'I'1"' "v cutlers swept over the si'eiii. of the wreck In enillens i'ir- j 1 ''" nlttlll "nil IhlK IllornlllK l,u' f""nil no hoilles, nliliniich Hi" j Tahoe, flaKshlp of Ihe fleet, MiKllte.l lw" ''"', yestcrilay. The culter i tvlrelesseil that before a boat could -'' lowered, tho bodli were lost "K"'" in the foe Mariners, fain!, l''"' w"h r"""1 'Ulient-i, declared that It may lie a week or more before tvfcckaiie or boitieh are washed ashore. I When the federal liciirlnK re- an.l crew of Ihe' Han .limn and ..f. fi, f Ihe innker llo.l.I will be summoned. Tho ll I'h oflicers 1etifi-d S.itunbiy that had (lie Han) Juan held to her course after the would ha'v, bee,, averted. t..i...l. er reversed engines and acroHs the tanker's eouri H.H Hiruek and torn apuri near Mtern. th Baseball Scores Aincrlcan i'iin..iii:f.iii.. sept ti'i The Athletic annex. -.I the first of tune. IteaihlllK Wyoming at i::i', the iwo holiday kiiiiics tilth the i 'I'cluck this liinl'lllliK. tin; .Shuttle's N'.-tt Vork Vankees today, tt liinitu: ! Kasnllno maw was tilled and thu tin- moitilni; Kume In to .'1. .jultiii spa. atitm plane roared away In ll. Id the 'anke.-i. lo II sralteleilla lace ttitll the rlsillK suit, blls. out pill bint.' I'lpiii as, .Moore j A t'i.riielln plane piloted by . Itlo-iles and .N'ekobi Sim niolis .1 ml j T. ("Sllin". Lewis, the ntltlon's li.tl.is hit hoioe inns for the .Vs. second lankin air pilot, was 111 It. II I : ; i In- nlr at I:. 'a n ml had only a I.'.- I'lillaili lpliin I I.', L' : 1 1 1 1 1 1 n t wall b .fore the Shutlle New Vo ik ... II IT, nlsiarei. over the Meld. Krcd Sims, U llloui.'hbf. Mediatv. lilliott chief nn , luillli' o the HneltlK colli Hi. I fi.it is , Walker a ml (T I 'a i i e 1 1. I pally, en spoasor of the fliith. Wtl'l itlle rtllted Hlates poslo. (ill. ill- 't- I' I. nartllient. handled Iho leluelllil' ,',1::,',n 10 11 I i Hi-ton Thomas in... Tate; llo I. .-lis and A. liaslon. ' ' s M ir l '.i y.t.n. Ii. II. I-:. I:. -ton Mi. i. .k I.l n . . Hi. in.lt. t'oonet -Moss un.. In-licit). " ' . H '' anil Spolinr: 53 ii. HIE FOR OPEN MEETPALESTINE Ai GEN EVAlTEMPORARY j Dr. Guerrero of Salvador Is t Chosen President Tentn Assembly of League of; Nations Argentine Only i Country Without Delecja-1 tions Seven Women Delegates Present- j j ;KNI-:VA. Kept. KlectinK a Latin-Aiiu-ilcan slatesman. Dr. J. dusiavo (iuerrero, of the Uepuhlie I of Salvador as pieNldeni, the tenth axNi'inhly of the League of Nations today bean sessions which aro ex- j pected to be historic. Fifty-three of the fifty-four n:t- tlons which are members of the leauue are represented at tlio as- semhly Argentine beinj; the only country without n delegation. Six premiers, foreign minis ters, four ex-preniiers and 1 f ex foreipn m in it t-iH participated in the iniprcN.vive openinK f the league assi-mbly. Seven women delegates testified that woman hood is playing a growing role In international politics. There wer FnM ind two women present from ami one each from t 'anada. len mark. I'inland. Norway and Itn mania. The women delegates were ap- j platided when 1'rlnce l-'oroughl of J i nun!, icmporuiy Illt'Mining OIIIC' NirlliiiiK lln' kfyiiotr nf tilt nssi'm hly .U'clurcd: "Tln Ipiikup Ih creut- Iiik tin hithlt uf peiico." Tluj new president. Mr. Guerrero, said iho League of Nations was an immense ' achievement for overeoniing prcju- ' dicea and nettling disputes among! natioiiH and consolldatinir t h e I peaco of the world. He welcomed the ret urn to active collaboration ill 1)11. I...lrn.,'u .......I, ,.f H. ,1 In IH iMii-nliiK a.l.h-.'xH tho ti-ni- niiiiiiiiiii, i miii'i roroiiK'ii, in alliKlliig to Align-American iii'tTMIatlons on naval power voiced the conviction that an agreement be reached which would allow reduction In naval arma ment h ami afford (he League of Nations with fresh possihlllt los for a successful work in Iho Interna tionat field. SHUHLE PLANt PACIFIC COAST Eaker Refuels at Cheyenne Despite Winds and Rain 200 Gallons Taken WING S TOWARD , a field of 21 others at the half- Gales Delay Arrival From;wy mam in ne annual 2r,.mii. East During Night. fMKVENNE. Wyo., Sipl. 2.W) -Hiizariltiusly reluclett us heavy, lilll wIiiiIh carryliiK u HkIiI t'oid I "l"'. "lt! cratt tihinil, II, . : " " ' """'" Hltiittlc ""'"' wmaru r.iiii.. ,M'V., itn n-ti ii'ioeiiim poiui. The Shutlle, a hoeing plane pi loted by ( apt. Ira C. Kaker, with ' '-'" IJ'M'iiard Thump.sim a ci- (mioi , en i n ii w ii ii ii n rej uiMlilg r 1 1 it ft i rtiririi limn i, n li..iif l...ri... n ' contact could he made and 2'in gal- Iiiiim ol gasolliie Iransferred, The Hhutlle is aiieiiipting a new endur ance ami distance refueling rec ord. Struggling against HtrotiK west diallH, (he Shuttle, huh three hour making an ordinarily hour and a half flight lo Noith I'lalte, Neb., which port ll Mew over at 11 o'clock' Wist night, mountain slundard o SI 1 . It was file seeond time Mint .i.ett Is and Sims had fed the motor ; ,M( to the Shuttle. Stoiii. lasadt lllkit (ii:.:iti. i iTv. tire., sept. :. m C'l'iy Stone ttas p-adliiK the ki"Hi of Labor lay hikers on the .s. ili lo to .'..ill. mil Jaunt as the i.inio.ne.is drew inlo iln'mui I'ity 'at II.IJ a. ui. tud.1). i'aut iillli.tl Hill et;utltil , Moslem Spokesman Says Says British Plan to Make City National Home for Jews Must Be Aban- doned Whole of Arabia Aroused, Is Claim -Peace Only By British Arms. J F Ii USA l.K.M, Sept. 2. (P) ; WaraliiK that Palesline and Arubhi ! cannot rcKuln peace and traii.ulli:y 1 until 1 1 rent Itrltain abandons It ; policy of makliiK I'ulestllie a nu- . thmal home fur Jews was glwn I today hv Amire EI Hussein, trand mufti of Jerusalem, and president , 0f t he Moslem supreme council. -This in a serious national revo- ; lutltn, the rewriK'nitions ot which' fsoon may be heard In every corner i of .Moslem Arabia." the praivi ' tiiufti tld t. .1. Ketchum, Jerusa lem currespomlent of the London Cxpi-ess. In an interview. "Wo are faced at this moment with a grave national rebellion m Which IV e hit VP I h. ftvm on lliv a ml ' lf m,'rt 1,(1 tm f'PIHirt not only tf ,ii.-ii-iii ;vi4iii ui cjiiiii r.t.VU. HUM North Africa, but of whole of Ara bia with Us sixty millions of pen. pie. "There will he peace In tho Im- medltrt future as far as we can pr. sorVO It. Wn Will not nppuse Ill'l'.- IhIi luyorH't,s Itut what (ir.nt Hi-1-taln must unclerHtaml th.it th.; KrttVt! pven,H y hliv' witnessed hprw lmve H,,, rcall' lo do wl,n tnp waillnK wnI1- "Thi-y Ko back much furtho. They go hack indeed to the Hnl- four declaration (that which ad vanced the Palestine, national horn" idea) of l)il7. You may suppress the present disorders ami. restore, tranriuility for the moment by force of'ltrlllsh arms but the ulti mate peace of Palestine and Arabia will never he made while Great Britain continue tho policy of tho ftalfour declaration. "The whole of Arabia Ih aroused " NOIIKOI.K. Va.. Kept. 'Z, (V) With the hod'es of her second as sistant engineer and a flleni.'in llll- I prisoned in her hull, the Hull line steamer. Dorothy, a freighter, lay today on the bottom off the Chesapeake bay, victim of a col lision yeHerday with the Ameri can Hteamshtp Kurana. All the other members of the crew, which n u m be red .10, were ca veil by t ho Kurana of the 1st hmian line, which proceeded to Newport Newa for repairs. I'lirdoin UaiN Hiker. JI:A.NIK, Ore, S. pt. 2. (Vi Itoy I'urdom of ji fj ramie was leading by nearly mile ov-t i.'ioor nay mice, iiarvcy carter or l,a ftrundo( and N. I.. Cray of Cove were a few stride apart and ft riving for second place. Will Rogers Says: ItKVKKM.Y I Ml. IX. Cul., Sept. 'J. Ttnlii.v is l'ilior ilay. (I silii(isc I iy net til" ttiiiiorfss.) Kvciylliiiin vi (In iiowiiiIii.vk is cillirr liy or HHiiinst nets of cniisrri'ss. II n V (Mlll- irri'ss kiit'tv h n y t It i n I jilimit liilior is Iicyniul us. 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