Medford mail tribune., September 07, 1929, Image 1

Medf
The Weather
Temperature
lUuhcst js(nlH kS
liucvtt tHn inui-iiliitf H
Fair tonight anil Siiiitlity. Cooler
SunUiiy.
pllr Twfiily-fourtb Yw.
WfLly Fifty -fight h Yrir.
MEDFORD. OKltXiOX, SATl'li'DAY, SKI'TK.M liElv 7, UL'!).
No. KW.
0
Today
By Arthur Brisbane
The Street Not So Happy
The President-Engineer.
Another Arab War.
The Cool Pacific.
Omm
4
4 (Copyright by King Feature
Syndicate, Inc.)
"Wall street wasn't so- linpiy
Tluii'sitay. Brokers' loans in
creased, which means not hint.'.
Then Mr. Kabson, supposed
to know about stocks, says tlioy
are i;oin;r down. II' you say
that often enough you will lie
right some day.
There, were eheerful spots.
The Chatham-Phenix hank
added $4 to its dividend, '-!L
a share now. Not bad for a
conservative bank.
The Seaboard Xatiotial bank
gives stockholders . $5 extra.
Hanking is a nice clean busi
ness, with call money worth !)
to "JO per cent.
M
'4 Mr. Jiabson says the stock
market will collapse like the
Florida land boom, lie was in
that boom, and in fact is still
in it. I'erbaps that makes him
nervous.
Meanwhile, figures show
that '10(1 representative com
mon stocks in August increas
ed in value three ' thousand
eight hundred and six million
dollars.
Xo lack'of nickels and dimes
in America, anyhow. AVool
worth sales went up 12 per cent
in August.
And there has been a great
ijeumnd for copper. Sales, in
the week ending last Wednes
day, totaled lO'-'.OOO tons, nl
ni'st twicii the previous high
record for a week. That means
industrial prosperity.
Also, the number of freight
cars loaded in the last fully
recorded week, 1 . 1 li!f,."i;I3, beat
ing all railroad records.
Uncle Sam. under the direc
tion of his president-engineer,
is getting ready to spend one
billion dollars and he couldn't
do better,
Army engineers under Sec
retary tlood's direction, will
survey the Central American
jungles for the Nicaragua
canal.
If they do as well as the
nrin'y engineers did in I 'una ma
T'ncle Sam will have another
big feather ill his cap.
It will take ten years and
cost a billion, to build a canal
through J 8:1 miles of tropical,
mountainous forests, from the
Atlantic to the Pacific.
The canal, which will pay
for itself, will give to I'ncle
Sam. with his l'anamu canal,
two of the most important
waterways of the earth. That's
engineering worth while.
Nome folks lcl ke'n lijtmiiwrin'
it vi ay till titer git In the eleilrfr
hatr. Tho mrly tire k1" ,,w
rvt'fUi tuck.
M 'ontilincd un I'agc. l"uur) I
j i
8 DEAD IN i
CRASH ON !
MOUNTAIN
T. A. T. Air Liner Seen On
Mount Taylor, New Mex
ico, By Eastbound Pilot
Twisted, Burned Wreck
age Plainly Seen Rug
ged Country Will Handi
cap Approach.
lty Walter II. Oiiuseii
(A-sKociutiMl Press Staff Writer) i
L( A.W.KI,KS, Sept. 7. Ai
Hat-ins from a storm, the newest .
of air transport liners crashed into ,
the side of a 10,000-foot mountain j
ami exploded hint Tuetulny in the
most desolate ecti"n of cent r.il
Xeu- Mexico, with instant death to J
its human earso of one woman and
seven men, adviees to the Trans
continental Air Transport, company
hero today indicated.
The wreckage of the hip tri
mntored ti H-metal monoplane, a
hurnod twisted mass of metal, was
discovered nit the .sou tit slop'1 of
Mount Taylor at 11:03 o'clock this
morning hy a Western Air Kxpress
cast bou ml transport monoplane.
Lieutenant Cieorso K. Hico, pilot
of the Western Air Kxpress trans
port, which had four passengers
and was bound from Los Angeles
to .Albuqueruue, made the discov
ery. He fir.st noticed what appear
ed to be a bit of snow on the. south
side of the 1 0,000-foot mountain.
He swerved Ills bit; Kokker mono
plane around anil zoomed down to
within a thousand feet.
There the appalling shrht ; of
twisted burned metal, and a circle
of burned trees siirroundfnt: it was
revealed to l.leut. Hiec, his co-pilot
and the four passengers.
' Killed Country
Thrice did Lieut. Rice circle the
j trajrlc scene. nue of the most
j rUL-gcd sections of the wild west,
j Xot only were I here no landing
. possibilities in the vicinity. but
! there were no roads leading to the
I scene find oven passage by horse
appeared to be impossible. Xo sign
of any living thing was found near
the wreckage.
One woman and seven men were
aboard the City of San Francisco
when it left AlhuuiJorque on Tues
day morning in the face of ad
verse weather, hoping to got
through to Los Angeles that afler-
I noon.
' The passengers aboard were:
j Mrs. Co ri lift Raymond, wife of
I George M. Raymond of Glendnlo,
iCal., a clerk of the Transcoittinen
jtal Air Transport company, owners
of the City of San Kranelsco.
Anif sn :. MeGiiffcy, wealthy
lumberman of Albuquerque.
William Livermore, shipping man
I of Mostnn.
j M. M. Campbell of Cincinnati,
jpapnr concern .salemnanagcr.
William Henry Hcers, New York
Golf Magazine editor.
Members of the crew were:
j ,1. li. Ktowe, chief pilot of
Clovis. N. M.
Kdwin A. InVtel, co-pilot of New
Itraunfels, Texas.
C. V. Canfield, New York,
courier.
StHjfe (ival Hunt
When the disappea ranee of, the
plane became known Tuesday even-
j ing, one uf i he greatest hunts In
I the hlstorv of the wild west, and
the iiiwi spcctinnilar ai't-ial search
ever eondui-ted, got umb'r way.
Scores of army. navy. marine
corps and civilian pla lies sailed
through th elmuiy ami storm beet
skies of the wildest section of con
tlnental fulled Stales.
Thousands of others Joined in
the sea re h by land. There wro
I ml if . n runn'-rs, scouts of the
A pa (lie. Zunl, 1 lu.pl nd Navajo
tribes, cowboys, prospect urn a nd
motorists.
EXPECTED FOR WEEK
SAN KUANClsro. Sept, 7. W
The weather outlook for the week
beginning Sept. 8 was nnhounc-d
here today by the Pnited States
west her Min-mi nn follows; I
Par western elates: The outlook
w for genera I (y fa Ir weather a nd
normal temperature but with oc
casional thunderstorms over t he
plateau and considerable fogs
along the coast.
Steamer Treed
MONTKYJ jV.O T'lUguay. Sept. 1
p. The steamship American
Legion relieved of Its cargo, mic-
ceeded early today in slipping off i
the sand bank upon which it had '
CURTISS
When Captain Harry Clailxn'iic and his flying squadron of Miioe Ciii'IIkk planes landed on the local airport yesterday, tit mi San I'ltui-clsc-o.
they wvrv siviMed hy a Inrso dclcgalion uf nlr-iulndeil 1hiiI icsldcnis. It was not iMsvssary to tell tlicin to khiMo for (tin min
ora. They are, left to rig-lit. Lieu truants K. H. Wilkins, II. Uollnon. W. It. Klrren, .Mrs. Claiborne ami aptain ClailKtriK.
FIGHTING FIRE
CAUSES DEATH
West Side Resident Suc
cumbs to Stroke and In
juries Suffered During
Battle With Brush Blaze
- Funeral Monday.
William S. C'iarkson, TO, passed
away at the Sacred Heart hos
pital Kriday afternoon from exer
tion and injures Ik- recclvrd whil-i
fight inc. a firo near his home on
West Side district last. Wednesday.
M r. Clarkson was overcomo by a
In-art attack.
I lo also suffered severe hunts
about the fare and body and wa
I rushed to the hospital for treat
I nielli late in the afternoon. Hos
J pital attendants found Mr. Clark
l souk's condition to bo serious and;
: he Jailed to regain strength. His
death was caused more by tlio
! heart attack and wcakenell 'ondl- '
:tion than from the burns, physic- j
tans said today. i
The fire was burning In a patch t
1 of brush near the Clarkson resi
j donee Wednesday, but Was not
of serious consequence.
The Clarkson family has residc.l
near the West Hide school fur th-;
i past rive years. lie Is sitrviv .-.
! by Mrs, Clarkson and two wnn,
i Wlll'ani S. Clarkson, Jr.. of- Med
: ford and Joseph L. Clark.-bn, of
! Mountain 1'lne, ArkansaH.
I Funeral snrviees will he held
at the perl Funeral Home Monday,
jl a : no o'clock with Jlev. Wm. lb1
j Hamilton officiating. Intcrnten.
! will ! In the M-dford M uiKoletun. ,
1S ANtil'.fJIS, Sept. 7. --!'
With the e..urt needed until next
Tuesday. ilcf"nse and prosecution
in the trial of Mrs. Lois Pantages,
wife of the wealthy theater cin-ni-tor,
on charge of murder, today
wen preparing t heniMdves for a
bitter fiuM. In the tnoantfme the
jury of seven men and five women
will be k-pt behind lock and key.
Somo Indication of the fight an
ticipated, came yest"rday, when
Max Stener, New York attorney In
charge of the defence, brought the
udtnisHion from two doctors, tat
un n-s-'-r. that Joe ltokumoto.
with whose death Mrs. Pantages is
charged, died while undergoing an
operation, made noevuiry because
v! Injuries.
CLARKSON
PARTY FINDS
0 '.V
11 - -$&, .ta
Bargain Days
Are About Overjr ;
Last Chance Tonight
lt'n about over! It's been
a n unprei-edent'-d success
the annual Hargain Hay event
or the Mail Tribune and R
will close for another year at
!) o'clock tonight.
The entire office force of
ten have been busy today
from early morning, are still
on the jump an we go to press
ami expect to be until the
doors close tonight.
.Never in the history of this
pa per it a ve so many people
vbed this office In three
days as have flu ring t IiIh
event, and cspecla lly on the
last day.
A noticeahle feature today
was that the number of new
subscribers: was almoHt double
that of any of the three days.
Remember! The office will
be open until !f p. m. to ac
commodate those who have
br-en working In the fruit and
otherwise employed so they
could not get in between S a.
in. and (i p. m.
Hon 'I wa It until Monday
and say '"I forgot." n nd ex
pect lo get in on the $ii rate.
II can't be done.
l,e tiers containing $' and
bearing the postmark of Sep
tember Ti. fi or 7 and rccHvcd
next Week will be accepted.
Hon't mail subscriptions next
week, however. September 7
is the limit.
4 ! 'h
OCTOBER TRIP
HOOVER PLANS
ON RIVER
WAS Ml N ( IT IN. Sept . 7. (IN
lic.j.Pnl lluowr Ikim decided ilefl
n 1 1 fly lo leave Washington lowar-l
the etui of (let. .her, hilt the Cltte.
he Will iil and leiiKth of Hun
he will hi gone are still to hi; de
termined. The i hi' f executive bopeH to'
vl,-lt the newly constructed lock-
on t be Ohio riv er, ma king a trip
on board a river packet from ("in
f inn.itt to l.ulKville. Me i- H No
thiol, in g tif attending the open
ing of the KdNon laboratories at
O'trolt n tentative d.ite for which
in October 2 I ,
The trip a No may In- hide a
Nit to the soutiiwi'ht to be pres
ent at fl celebration (oninumo
latlnj the '.iadsi-n piirchane an I
In that event Mr. Hoover imiy
visit several citb n in Texas. ;
All deljiiN for the tour. howerf
still are V. wviK.'U out. j
MEDFORD IS AIRM1NDED
LITTLE GRIEF
"The first day of enforcement of
the new traffic ordinance is going
again with little trouble," said
Chief of Pollen, ('latins MeCredie
this afternoon.. Urcaklng of the
laws is not being punished with
hi rest, however. Tim drivers art;
given warnings for the first of
fetise. Prohibiting double park ing occii
pieH most of the time of City Traf
fic Officer Present t There have
beep fnw offenses today, ho said,
but l lie real test for litis will come
Ihla evening when traffic becomes
heavy. Special ot'licers will be on
duty at different noetlotin uf the
business district 1hln evening in
order to keep traffic moving, and
the streets open.
HooklelH llsling the new I raffle
laws for I ho city have been printed
and are being distributed today.
Anyone wishing a copy may obtain
one by calling at the police station
or Mall Tribune.
HITS FAST CLIP
I: vol-:, b-ie ..I vight S' -pt. V.
'd'- Flying ujfi.fr It. ;. Atch
erley, who was announced to havr--et
a low worbl's speed recoril
of (!i iirlliH per hour in a
lap of I he Schneider cup races,
today, lost hN record un ni'.dta udv
in IiIh Irothfi- orficnr, M. II. O.
'an hoi it, when in w;ts dlf 'pii !i
fled.
Plying tiffper M. II. I). Wal
loon, on a stipe i marl lie Polls
P'lV ce K-i;. ( et a CV Sc line ill er
cup course record vHh an aei;re.--P
ed of :;ji hiiIch per bom-,
roit'iiassfng t he prcv lous record of
IJeilt. Webber ,,r Oie;,t 111 ilaill
Jti 1 !L'7 hy -t 7 . 1 l m Ph per hour.
He wiof the Individual hero oT
the ra ( In mid it ion to winning
il for Otiat lirltaln, when In- ?'
a new WOl-pl". speed record of
:: : 1 . 1 it mlb s i e(- hour hi one of
the In .h over the ua d rl lut ei' il
.-eh-nt nun we.
Fling officer pv p. Ah h-r-I-
y. Prit'sh fiivm ii before th"
i ace ii nd Wughorfi'H chief rival,
a etna My bet let'-il Wa i horn's titu
with a.VJ.pi mile per hour on
nuo lap. Put In- was lispiallfbo
for failing to pass around n Pylon
marking onj yf thv curec point.
in ra rnnn i n nmnn i n ft
: IN tNrUKblNIi MAKlin AbA
I TRAFFIC LAW-DOMINION LAW
; j .
1
ENGLISH FLIER
IN CUP TRIALS
D0UKH0B0RS IN
INSI
Three Canadian Cities Await
Move of Sons of Freedom
Woman s Injured in
Demonstration Threaten
Doff Clothing.
i NKLSUN. H. -(;:., Sept. 7. (P)
j Police in three cltlea In Canada to
j day were awaiting Die next moves
of three separate bodioH of Ooilk-
hobors, Soiim of Freedom seel, fol
J low ing fleinonst i at ions last, night
In this city. In KaniHUfk, Sask.,
iiif'ar here, meinbei'H of Hie sect,
'were camped following an attempt
to Join their "brothers In Jail" last
night and have threatened another
i march, probably mlnuB their
clothing.
A t K a m sack, where a not her
band, moMly women and children,
! was ha Med in its march tow ard
.this city to Join their comrades,
; police were expecting another at
tempt to parade through the city.
At I'ellySask., where 111!) Popoff
was held in ja II on a ' charge of
; publishing KcdltlouH libel, "police
have received a threat thai if the
man Is not. rclenM-d, the Sons of
Freedom would march to the idly.
One Itoukhohor woman received'
a broken bg and some of tin; men I
lendeiM of the crowd were treated
roughly when -Wi Ooukhoborn ,
: marched Into the city last night
and were met by determined f ill-I
v.v.txA. reinforced hy police and fire- i
men. The chanting OoukhoboiH j
reached the center of Die city'
whore a Inm of Irucks and auto- '
mobiles hull been t brown aci ohm
the street. When leaflets declared j
Diey would fJNroho if they were'
mil pern, Pled to go to Jail, police
and cit l.ejiK rushed I be In varices !
'ind al ter ,,lt houi ',h fight Micceedcd j
in ejecting the Jiouknobors irotn '
Die city IhnitK, j
The oi her ha nd, conta ining '
aboin mio member', were met and;
dispersed at KaniHick, whcj-f. nlt. j
Moukliohors, nifisMy women and '
children had marched from Vero- i
gin, H;k., en route (o jnlti the !
ehon camp. J
To Itcneu Trade
MOSCOW, Sept. 7.--li Normal i
diplomatic and trade relation ho- !
twee, (ireal Prilaln and Soviet j
ltuw.la him f .pi'clid to he restored
hi line the I'llll of 'A',',, acini iling
to opinion here bast-d on Foreign ;
-Mintfti-r Arthur 1 1 eiulcrs'in s re-
marks before Du; Leitu- of Nu-;
tionx at Oeiieva,
' 'I he Jim kfv( have Ix rn rouwhiiiw :
il U a( Saiulojn thli smnllKi', '
:
-UUHNSOH
LEADS ON
23R0 HOLE
Title Play Hard Fought,
With St. Paul Entry Com
ing From Behind to Gain
Two-Hole Lead Gallery
Pulling for Johnston
Willing Was One Up at
Turn of 18-
Ry Alan Gould
Assoc ated Sporta Kditor.
PKHRI-R ItlCACH. Cal Sept. 7.
(A) in one of the most erratic
championship golf battles over
witnessed, Br. O. V. Willing of
Portland, Ore., held u narrow
margin of one up over Harrison
H. Johnston of St. Paul today after
tho first IS holes of their match
Tor the national amateur title.
After being two down at the
turn and three down going to
the ltith. Johnston staged a great,
rally to capture tho ltith and 17lh,
then halvo the ISth, after hooking
h!s second to tho edgo of tho
ocean.. !
Tho St. Paul star's comoback
was greeted by a tremendous out
burst from a g'tHery of more than
ituflO spectators, many of whom
had manifested hostility toward
Or. Willing, in spltg of the fact
he carried the fur western ban
ner. j T'ound Trouble.
I A It hough they improved over
'; the inward nine, both finalists had
approxlniuto . cards xit, SO, eight
fiver iiar. and took turns ut find
ing plenty of trouble.
Johnston, in traps or trouble
on fd iif the outgoing nine, cap
tured only one holo before making
the turn. That was ut the "chasm" j
eighth where "Jimmy" won a sK,
in spile of pulling his second into
the ohusm, Willing taking two to
gel out or a trap and threo putts.
After Willing took tho tenth to
go three up, they halved five
holes In par, Johnston mission
short putts on tho 14th und Uth
for wins, doing to the lflth, Wil
ling overshot the green with hid
Hecond, tho ball rolling Into a
trap. Part of the gallery, strongly
partisan In Johnston's favor,
cheered Just as It had done when
the Portland dentist got Into
troubbv on the eighth. Johnston
won tho hole easily after Witling'
took two to get nut of tho hunker.
On the short 17th, Johnston ex-
plmlcil out of u tl'iil hmutlrillly
in n.iiiK inn (Hill MI IIIUIIIll.'l .
win hh "Willing ovcrplnyod Ihi'
holii from tho wind himI iiiIhmimI.
.lohlltslnn, lifter ll!llllf llllt Meeolld
over tho hreuk to tho oremi un
the llh, Htonil unklo ilcrp In tho
water'H imIko nnil pliiyetl tlio Kreiit
cut Hhol of the round, rlt'ht lip to
tho eduo of ii tnip In front of the
Kreen. Ho (hen chipped denil fur
IiIh luilf In pur five, hh WIIIIiik. on
Hiifidy III three, took two pultn.
NlneleiMilh Hole.
Nllleteenlli hole, 3"i yiircls, p;i,'
four: Johnnton'M drive fniled o
tho rlKhl, Mtrni'k u tree mid hound
ed hiiek, leiivliiK a nhort tliroiiKli
two treoil a few feot ahead. Ib
rifled It throukh the four foot.'
openliiK hut. Il pulled Into a Imp.!
WIIIIiik'h weoiul nlleed to a trap, ,
and he took two to et nut. John
nlon wauled u Hhot In tho trap im.l
Ihey weio four on Ihe Kieen. John-
hIoii dropped Ii Ik three foot putt
for a five to Miuaro the mulch.
Twentieth hole, lull ynrdn: Two!
lonx wood nhotii put WIIIIiik In a
trap and JoIiiiMoii In the rouh
rlhl off the Kreen. .lolmnton
pllehed five feel from the cup.
Wllllue'n explosion dropped xlx
feet from the pin and he inlKHed
the pun. .lohiihlon ii8 pailly uly
nil.d and Ihey halved tho hole In
five. i
Twenly-fliKt hole, 3 r G ynrdi: I
Their driven were even down tho
middle and r Ir ..mucked Krcnt
Iron mIioIh. ,lohufnn fallliiK .short
anil Wllllnu's K'dni; over the cup'
il few yard. WIIIIiik'" pult.waK
weak and .lohnsiou half Htymled
hlniHcir, WIIIIiik made ihe two
footer, however, for par and n haif. I
2 J ml hole. yHrilH: JohnHton
Krooved IiIh second 1 feet from the !
pill while WIIIIiik wiim 'i" fot awuy1
and to the iIkIiI. WilllnK wiih bIy
leet short, op his (ipproiich putt. .
.loltnsou's tool fell sliort. hy siv
Ini'hi's hut lie Won the holo with
a par when V IIIIiik missed his und
conceded Johnston tho hole.
:'::id hole: WIIIIiik, 4; Johnston,
'A; Johnston two up.
HACItAMKNTO, Ci.l.. Hept. 7.
11', Oovernor II. ('. Huldrldgo of
Idaho Is to he tho KUost of IJoV
eruor (.'. C. 'oiiiik of (.'allfornla
at the California llliilnond Juhlleej
Stutc Fur ttnJ Wtvrn UxiohIioh.
iSHIPYA
ATTITU
IS SOUGHT
President Wants to Know if
Corporations Sent Lobby
ist to Oppose Naval Re
duction at Geneva New
port Company Declares
Approval of President's
Plans
WASH1N0TON. Sept. 7.
ProBldont Hoover ts dotermliied
that the present nenotmtlons for
naval ilisarmaineiit shall not be ob
structed by tho actvitios of ship
building corporations pecuniarily
intnrested in tlio construction of
American vessels of war.
KovealltiK that hp had asked At
torney Cioneriil Mitchell to deter
mine wlint action is open to the
Kovernment, the chief executive,
lute yostorday culled upon three
largo shiphulldlnK corporations for
oxplanatipiiB of their positions with
respoct lo alleKations mado by
Willinm I). Shearer, a naval expert,
in a suit for compensation, that ho
had acted as thoir agent In oppos
ing naval reductions ut the Geneva
conference of 1927 and elsewhere,
both before and after that time.
The three corporations the
Bethlehem Shipbuilding corpora
tion, the Americnn Drown Roveri
Electric corporation and the, New
port News Shipbuilding & Drydock
Co. are defendants In a suit insti
tuted by Shearer on August 22 in
tho New York supremo court,
claiming 3U8,88r compensation for.
services from iJocemher -1(1. ' 1D2B,
to March 27, 1921), und that or this
sum he hud already received $(!.,
280. In response to Ihe president's
stntement, the Newport News Ship
bulldlni; & Drydnrk t'n. last nlsht
Isstiod un emphatic denial of the
Shearer charges through Homer U
Ferguson, Its president, and assert
ed that 11 approves of Mr. Hoover's
policies. K. C. (iruce, president of
tho Kotlilehem Uce! 'corporation,
termed Shearer's suit "wohlly with
out merit" and said the Bethlehem
Shipbuilding corporation would
promptly comply with tho presi
dent's request for n declaration as
to Shenrer's allegations.
Shearer lilmseir mild he was en
tirely willing to appear huforo a
congrossloiiHl investigating com
mittee, and added that "thero Is
much that Is unknown that 1 can
tell about the caso when tho
proper tltno arrives."
.
Oivr-oii Weather
Oregon: Kulr timlitht and Sun
day with fog on Ihe coast; stlR-lilly
warmer In the caul, portion to
night: oooler In the Interior of tlio
west portion Sunday, (lentio vari
able winds.
lilek Burris, former btg leagoo
first sucker, brought the Atlanta
club luck. . Krom June 2, when he
reported, until August 5, the
Crackers did not drop a series.
Will Rogers Says:
ISKYKKfV IIII.I.S, Oil.,
Sepl. 7. This world's nmirt
is up HK'titl' Some tliink it's
tei'i'ilile. And I inn just one
of Hie Oil per rout of our
population who don't kumv
what it is.
The mora I
r e it tl uliotit
holh sides
less I know
it l n it I I he
middle. Kindt
nation t h n I
"oes into il
Utuler-
stood wilh ti rcserviit ion ihiil
Hiivthiii the court. ifm.'S shall
In; liinditl!.', nxeepl in I'liscs
perlnittiniJ to them. I!ul
I'veryhndy is iiKrwd on one
tiling, tiiid thnt is if we rat
ify il, il would lie a crown
ine; iii!hii'Veinenl lo finish out
Ihe career of Mr. l'.liliu
li'ool, a (,'t'i't't mini i"tl spliMi
did stati'siniin. 01 hers think
we could pay him our obliga
tion in ii I'lifitper way.
Yours,
' WILL ROGERS.
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