Medford mail tribune., September 07, 1929, Image 8

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P"S(TR l-TflTTT
LAWYERS HAME
NEW OFFICERS
Kelly, , Fliegel, Enright
Medford and' Allen
Grants Pass Elected
Bar' Meeting Plan for
State Convention.
For un organisation tlint moots
au infrequently tin duett (ho Smuh
ern Oregon Bur iiftKueintion, that
group from Medford, Ashland nini
Grants 1'iuiR hoMn the woiMh
Mixed record when it inmoii to
dlxpoylnc of the hupIm-HH t hand.
0))enfi)K their Hon;) on at e.Kht j
o'cloi-k with i'at J'renideiU Jitmom
.yere on their way home when the
Clock In the court houHi; .struck
lilne.
Within thru lirlef wpa.-e of lime
they Imtl elected offierrH for Hi r
cn.stiini; year; untried the new "f
flceiM off In their renpeetive of
flclal eatmoltle; outlined a, om
plelo program for the Mlate eon
Yenllon to be held here AukumI 7
xi nd 2K; coleeted eon vent ion eom
mlhoca; jmmot a number uf rt'Ho
lutionH; received and formally ne
eepted an Inv.tation from the
JfudneHH and I'rofpHHional Wti
nien'H club; ho I the date for their
iioxl meeting; ami told a number
of tiie neanunrt bent Htm-fen.
l olonel IS, K. Kelly wan elected
president of the nsworlHilon for the
coining year: .loo FHkoI of Med
ford and Nell Allen of tlrantu
J'a; d vlceprettidrnlHt nnd T. J
UnriKht, ftecrelary-treHHurer. i
; Taking the chair, Attorney Kellv
nnined A. K. ltentnes chairman
ttf tht; pen era I committee in charge
of the convenflon, the other mem.
been ln'in .lumen Chin nock of
OriintM Piimh, f ieitrfte Roberts,
Frnk New num. Una Newbury,
O. "'. FtoH and lutn Newbury, j
other chairmen and their oom-
initteeH follow: Kntertiilnmen,
CleorKO Robert h, Iferh I (anna,
Oeut'Ke Coddintf. Chariot IteameH.
W. .1. J stoker nnd I'orey I tray;
ImuHiriK, O. ltKH, I'ercy lray
and K. i. Kelly: Crater Lake trip,
Frank Newman, Frank OeHouva
nnd V. (1. Trill: dinner dance.
Hum Newbury, (leoie Nieltton and
t1oe Flleirel; banquet, Don New
bury, Charlctt Keiimes and Frank
Farrell.
Anions the tentative entertain
ment features on the program for
the convention arc: A dinner
dance, a banquet, u trip to Crater
lake and u noenlo drive through
the valley, HpuhHoreil by tin- lluni
tteHH (Mid l'roffMlonal Wtmum t
thib.
OF ASSOCIATION
Hcaolutlona were paased to f'ndlih
V letter of conratulatlona and u':di
nx of cigars to Judge Willi
M. Colv!g. retired member of tli"
Jtar assoclatton, who han Just j
pussed hln xrth blrtbibiy; and I t-:
ter of eondrdence to the relative)1
f Klljah tl. Ma id and Wllllan. j
V .""uiv i ""i'Ui i' "l,i: '
have occurred ninci the last mect
ing of the uHhoctation.
J.ENV12H. Kepi. 7.- (V) With no
relief In Bight and nnnw falling In
Denver ond other polnta In the
Hocky mountain region, the threat
of winter today assumed a degree
of certainty. Tempera tu.-ea runn
ing from ?4 to dearies w ere
common tbruout the em I re region.
Hnovv lrom h irticc to a depth tf 1 1 j (
iiiiK'n hjp rvpuiieo.
J lavre, Mont., was the coldest
point reporting a temperature ot
! degreoM. IMher low tempera -turea
were Hi Kittlsell, Mont.. L'.V
VeiioWHtniic I'mik. with 3"; llelen-t
Mniit., Ht. and henver. 3fl. The
teinperalures were l;n luuest in
this region In nearly lour decade
AiiivrUiui
viiv-t Blum -. u. 11. r..
HI. lAJllln .1 7 I
l!oto 1 ; "
CrttWtN-r (iiiil Mauiult; KllTTin.
Jcri-y und HvvIiik.
U. II. 1..
Cllli-nco 1 6 I
Vii.-lllliRlon S 7 0
Thomtia And lu-ry; Marbtriy u"l
Tutu.
1'irst game;
u. II
r..
Cleveland I
l'hlladelphla f-
Miller und U .Mewull; tiioe
1
and
PcrkliiH.
Second game: ll. II-
Clevelund
JMilladelphltt 0 X
lludlln and I,. Sewell; Walln
und Cochranu.
'lil
nlloiui
H. II. )i.
Drooklyn 2 ! 3
rinsburgh 1 ! t
ludley, MorrlKson and Plclnlch;
Kremer and Hem-ley.
it. u
i:.
lloiton Hi ;
t.'blcKo - U 17 0
.Scl) , and Spohlcr, Clowdy:
lllalte and Tu lor.
IVsjst
- , is. li. i:.
MIsKlunii f I' -'
Hacnitnento - . 1 - I
i'lr nnil tloflniaui Hryait nnd
4ivvllt;f,
Baseball Scores
Newly Elected President of
Southern Oregon Bar Assn.
I
f 4 V i r .
ft 5 ' '
tdonel
at; 1 . y;v.r tj, uX&cl
4, Vta.? .i
i t -it
J 3) LUiV'ATO d tail of the loeal project and com-
; H n$ irtlU'M l"'-nded Medford citizens upon
i4J9mVdW '". alr-mindedness and the care-
Utt! V' 'l? Jl with which they considered
offielais. Capuin ' c'laiborno mlide
Mystery of Missing Handbag Cleared
By Discovery In Debris From Deuel
Building Blaze; Discarded by Thief
The fire hi the I - in I htilldim
; Wednet-day n i g 11 I , wllii-h
tarti'd cn the second floor In a
jan tor's r;ini i optainiug old pa
pers and ruhbl-h, not io:ily fur-lii-hed
the loal populace lots of
ectenicut for a time, but par
tially t lea i . (1 U)t a mystery elst -ing
for ti year past as in vh:r.
hud becottP- of a baud In;- mi I
i onteiits beloiming to .Mrs. Kleich'Y
l-'Nh.
(tic afternoon w bile simp phi;
;i yenr jio M rs. Vb ll was la
tranu's drug slore, and after
ma 1. ing a purchase di'partetl on
an er-and at another stoi e. leav
ing the hand bun on the count c-,
as she v. uh com ' ng l li:lU baeli
oon. in her absence Charle.
Htr:t tig noi I ring the In :id bag b'f '
re by mine one put It on a
If at the front of the store.
where customer usually b ft their
iacKai.cs and belongings.
When .Mrs. Klsh retnr I 1o til-
drug store, the hand bag. run
Ij.lnii g a new pah' iff eve glass"s
coMiitg about I Xt a check stub
and f-ome other papers, was no
where to be found. Mrs. Kish
especially regretled tile loss ((f the
glasses, us she hud lo order an
other pair Pnnicdintety, but tin
lost Was cper'ally deplored, as It
enabled Inr crusty husbaiut to
hialie uni'ee'ing r e in a r li s ti e
iUent!y for Wi'cliS thereafter about
"a b s i r d carcb-s.-nrss," "absen; -niindedMes."
ami ' "ue'm headlnt;
last for the i rhom'e."
Adv.rtlseiueptS were pl.oed hi
the toe.il paper In hopes tint
m hoever bad I a Ken the handbag,
whethu put posely or aeeiclentall. .
would return It when they found
ll contained no money or other
valuables except (lie e.p lisive
glares, but lo on avail. Charll-
Sirani, hail
th drug t
.-bed
himself
ami
lepeli
iiy.
Ing loo.si
nisi w t
eff.et.
PROVE EASY FOR
RIVERIA CULTS
CANNLS. Kraiv
tion as to how
KiiglPh residents
a inue t heniselx es
e ' V' -The niles
. merlca 11 and
tif the liiveira
has been M tiled
hv n police ofttcli.l who has been
St.lt lopt d lit t-'utlthel 11 I'l'lllU'O for
many cars.
i "Th"y join cults." he says. "It
j lakes a secretary to k-ep irack of
Itli" virions cults and sect-.. l;tglu
i now we're lacking a nude cult bi--
J cause we had to run the last o.n-.
em ,.f the country a few months,
t'i, but 1 Mippose there's anolb
ale halmliti; around some place,
'''e have vegetarian cllls. spool;
lilts, raw meat cults, a Sparta.l
u!t. tuid anw number of reltKio.is
I e, iits. most of them on a diet.
i Tal;e your pick.
"I siiKcest a smalt rcc and mdk
lm'Up near St. llaphael. Tho no-m-l
is have solved tho IiIkIi cost of
llvlnc tpn-sllon by eailni: oniv
i l,r'ud. cues and milk. They seem
I prosperous, phvsle.illy and finan
cially, theiinh the bs-al veyelaetun
cult says cscks and milk are dead
ly poisons."
The oltlc-r took n d-ep ipiaff ef
post-war a'eslnlhe and eonfesved
l lint he ale and drank anthim;
handy.
Olln nre his specialty. He tiles
to project tile visitors in his dis
trict. Ililt how the Anulo-Saxon bite-i
at the halt. The Simple Life cult
leader made a small fortune, l.iver
trouble; Join "the Simple Livers,"
fiTftDFORT) M"ATL
mmmmii
j
K. l-:.Kclly !
As tl-iie went oil the mysle
Was forgotten and I'lelcher Kisll t
forgot to mali" furl her cutting j
remarks, but altho Charlie Strang ;
mms a brother I'Ah, in passing the !
drug More, he always looked
MOiiev. hat suspiciously Inside. j
Then came the Dene) bulldiip;
fin- of Wi-ine-d iy night. Whib-
removing
Piibui tied
Janitor's
ladies' lui
workmen
store and
custody.
the burned d-bri.s and
rubbish taken from the
iffbe room next day, m
nil bag was found bv
and taken into Kussi 'I'..
given Into Mr. llussell'i
In ixamining the hand
hat
contents th" glasses and
wc;e found inside, but no
tile owner, c.-ept a check
re pt or soni'-ihing like Hi it.
P'tpeiH
ehle to
-dull lei
Then
I loyea
lie of 1 he Humsi 11 em
U the stub to the hank.
whi
h Identified it as the plop-
er:y of Mix. Msh. Tlie long miss- Irish writer, graduate of Black
ing hand bag was restored to Itnimck college. Dublin. Ireland, who
owm r. who was very glad to g t r is writing u complete account of
ll back, as the bag was. a good di ibght for magazines and newborn-
and in good condition, but the paper syndicates,
contents were useless, as sin- Kniry Spectacular
its disappearar.ee and the pur- Tin 'entrance of the squadron
chase of new eye glasses. M i s. into I'ogue Kiver valley was a
l-'ih no longer has. lU't-d of eye- spectacular sight for the l:t -ge
i; lasses. crowd which gathered on the local
Hut as to how the hand bag I port to greet them yesterday. Like
cwr got Into Janitor's i in of I the- well known birds of a feather.
the Deuel buiblini; quite a d l-tn n -e I a h no not identical in coloring, they
away on the other lutle of .Main i cirtded over Med ford's airport In a
slr-el. Is still a mystery. Tlu
noet plausible explanation ho far
x rul ill' d Is that tho person who
look it went l the second floor
of the leuel building to look over
its content and finding It con
tained no money disgustedly threw
il Into the general pile "f 1 ub
bih in the Janitor's room.
Iu.,uiry totl.iy d--dop. d lli.n
U'dther i'b"rbs Strang ium any of
Ills Millh had been on t he second
(' of the Hii;.4 building for
y.ars past.
And they joined. A ml t h-y paid
tlioui.ands of dollars f r the priv
l ilego of drinking w.it-r lntead of
wine, eating plain food and oru
, Ing in the cult le.tdef's garden six
h.iiirs every da v. Tet inio-iiils
thiit a complete cure had lo en ef
fected catne from ! per cent.
n also prospered.
cult Mth c:ui-o the mo .t ;
ontlnued Ihe officer, "lu :
many cases these people have he.
carried so far llu.t thev were al.l
nio: under t he complete control
of some iu;nk. Many of the lead-'
Ms ate within the Uw . We Iook
.ifter ihe other. ' j
"it is certain th,t our American;
and Prttlsh visitor spemi hun-j
dreds f tlious.inds of ln,irs c:i:-'
ly oil tloe cult amusements. n
most cases they do net go to ex-i
t femes and thereto re we do not ,
in.ei fere." I
P,fei Trt 7ei7o
Of Dying Father
Brings $10 Fine
OAK r.VHK. Ill . Scpl j
l l'l -Irriiii; tl. Si lfiant. diiv- '
Ihk his automobile en an or- ,
rand of death, was Htrestetl
for speeding. I'y Ihe lime he
tdilaiticd bond, lis faili-i in !
law. lo whose bcdsi'le he was
4 on his wsv. died. 4. 1
-r lestcrday he was fund $10
r lor sieedlli". The court e-
I plained that Ihe ttne would
hae been jL'nu had the dr.
I cunislatlces been dltlerelil.
.
.
; Mll Trlhun Is r
3C.V00 people verjr
by
X '
TRTTVUm. MTCDFOTIT),
iniinTinn nrrmrifTT TT. . . innnn tun mm
bUKiidd urnbLrnow'"n"n"irunimnu ikiu
in nirnrnnn io!,si , inninnrn iiiitii
ii iviturunu ipei unHitbtu nun
SEEN POSSIBLE MM WIELDING WHIP
Visiting Airmen Say Local
Conditions Ideal Estab
lishment of Distribution
Center Aircraft Company
Products.
The ioHtibility thai Mctlfoid will
be made the distributing center for
M uitiss products In Koutheru Oiv
! nuu WAH iitrenwed in a statement
m.ide here I ist lli'bt by Captain
- Harry riaiboi lie. head of the
i Hqtiutlron of t 'ui'tlns planes wlileu
lauded on the local iort late yes-
tenhty afternoon for an overnight
i vltdt. Met by u larKe delegation
: cuiiHiKtiUK of Mayor A. V. I'ipes.
: council ineniberM. (. T. 1 taker and
other civic leaders and ivxldentH.
the visiting nft'icittl.s were taken to
the new airport over which they
expressed great enthusiasm.
That it In by far the finest layout
I hey have seen on the entire trip, I
was the opinion expressed by the
visitors, who took off from 1ob i
Angeles the first of the week, visit
ing every port along the way.
Circling over the new port In their
planes, the visitors viewed every
another til)) of inspection to the
new port before he lined up his
squad for their final take off north
i this morning.
They plan on stopping at Grunts
Pass, Koseburg, Kugene. S'alem,
Corvallls, Portland and points thru
the state of Washington. The pur
pose of the trip Is lo ascertain the
more logical distributing centers
lor Curtis.- products and to gattier
Mbita for tin- department ot colli"
I inerce at Washington. I). C.
I'rcach AirniJndcdiies.s
The gospel of ulrmlndedness was
preached eloquently by ever y
member of the squadron, including
A I :. Claiborne who accotupanl
her husband on many
f his trips,
The local response to th subject
of aviation, together with the con
crete exemplification of Med ford's
j attitude as expressed in the new
j airport made the visit of the offi
cials here one of the most enjoy
, able along the way, they said.
I he personnel of the squadron
included: Captain am) Mrs. Clai
borne. Lieutenant II . H. Wllklns.
Lieutenant IS. II. Itobinson, chief
iet pilot for the CnrtlM flying ser
vice and technical director of
'Wings'-. "The Legion of the Coni
tic nined" and ot her spectacular
Hollywood production; W. li. Jtir
rcn, factory service engineer for
the coilio. iiv an.l Mahidic llvnM
fin
of thr
i "b-aring the Slskiyous one by
one. the first, a blue and gold ho.iy
of humming media nisni, carrying
Captain Harry Claiborne. Mrs.
Claiborne and Lieutenant K. It.
Wilkinson, led the parade. Then
came the second, a gleaming me
tallic and yellow plane, and third a
winged study in orange and black
- -the I hree form ing an aeri:-l
merry-gu-rouud against the .Med
ford ,-ky.
Hefere the reoJing sea of eyes
below, tb- first plane swooped
ib wn, making a perfect three
point landing. Then came the sec
ond and third, following their
leader, as the large delegation of
local ciic leaders moVeil forward
to greet ihem.
I.OXIIUX t,P. ,eu
ney Webb refused to b,
Mrs,
known as
Lady I'avslield. social
were anticipated In h
difficulties
i'V position
as wife ot ih
Doniinlons In
Secretary for the
Kamsay M,,clon-
aid's new- labor government
Kilt the difficulties have
OM'reome. Mis. Webb h.i
lor way. An imitation to ;
eraiii'-nt reception stated:
l.-e-i
had
KoV-
"The Secretary of Slate for Do
minion Affairs and Mrs. Sidney
W ebb will receive the Kui sts "
Mrs. Webb has Vouchsafed no
formal explanation as to Wav she
acpils I when her bub.,n, ns-
suioimI a title of nobility In the
Interests of Hie Labor I'arlv. -.t
the same time releotlnti it as a so.
cial distinction for herself, but
she said to u friend:
T am 7" new. and I deshe no
other name than Mrs. Solnev
Wrbh."
. .
NKW YOIIK. Scot. 7.-,ri -The
A merit sn t.-i tuina) f,ir (b-iuiati
trans-At In nl ii- dirlclble service is
"Vlso tcd t,i he eslsldlsllcl Pi a ,-ltv
sooth r Itsltltnore. pndiahly at
Wasbinmon or Kichmond. Dr. iliico
Kckiner. skipper of the f.eniian
dtriRihle Car Zepi-elln. announceil
Unlay betoro leavlni; "or Crrmanr.
Clean tup w.mtrd At tin
TMMinf office,
MhII
tf
FtniTini I T Al ITT ' more factories arc to be built.
!
A SOCIAL KNOT BLOWN OUT TIRE IS
OT?F,r!0r, KATTTinAY. R"RPTEMBF.R 7. 1020.
km. Yvi
Associated IYchh Pho(o.
H. Chaidler Egan of Medford,
Ore., who designed the Pebble
Bench golf course and was a seri
ous contender for the amateur
championship until his game went
awry in the semi-finals.
BUT FARE BADLY
ICAG
CHirACO. Sept. 7. d') Two
Chileans, Luis Vicenlini and Stan
islaus Loya.a, put up two very dif
ferent typos of hoxir.g exhibitions
in fights that topped Paddy Har
mon's stadium card last night.
Hoth were willing, but Vlcentini
had the misfortune to be matched
with the world's champion light
weight and left jabber. Sit in my
Mandell. Consequently he took a
j decisive whippl.iK.
Loayza fought .Iney Medlll ot
Chicago and H was lu vigorous
rounds to a well earned draw.
I.oayza was no more enge.r than
his countryman, hut Med ill was not
Iho competition Mandell was.
Fighting at LtSi pounds, the
champion was his old self.
After the first five rounds ihe
fie hL wur all Mandell. lie was
fast, nccurate and willing. Often
Vieuntini grinned as his own
lunges und drives met nothing but
atmosphere.
Tho fight was not a champion
ship affair, both men coming in
over the i;a-pound limit.
The lxiny;a Medlll tight was 1"
rounds of toe-to-toe banging, with
one as ready as tho other to trade
punches. It was the nios-.l active
fight on the card, which included
r 10 rounder in which My Sullivan.
St. Paul welterweight, betted vic
tory fur himself over the rugged,
hut not too clever, Spaniard, Alf
Hos. Clyde Chaslaln, Dallas wel
ter, and Jackfe Jlradie of Syracuse
drew in the other 10-round match.
Airplane Plant
Is Seeking Site
On West Coast
PtMlTI.ANU. Sept. 7. (,V
Major It. II. I'leet. president
of the Kleet Aircraft corpora-
tloll. w:.s ill IVr'land tod.ty
looking over available sites for
for a proposed airplane man- ! ;
ufacturim; plant. Major Kle
'h said a
planes a
f fact tired
somewln
plant
in. w hich :.t
will be manu
be established
j
..!
tlie Tacllic
N AM Midio Sop'. 7. tl't
Vm la Stf.vnrt. mkimI r.. ilnuuhit-r of
Mr. nl Mrs. K i:. Siwarl. Port
luml. Onv, v;is i ru.-lu tl ami in-
M.iiuly Vlllvd vltt-n ti Mown on;
tiro ovortnrnitl tlu Sti-wurt anto
nioiillo on lMt old nrrit'Mi Trail
I'hi nnU's wrst of lo ro totlay.
Nutltni .olthi lrvr
w.vsmx'J'roN', si-pt. v, uv
.ratio's M. Ioiiin, fointnlssloncr of
prohibition, saitl to-ljy thut pro
hibition tMifoivtMivtH rotidit lii
thrimhuut i hf nit'.I'Mi nr be'trr
thn at any tlmo sniff tin- YolMc-ytl
act horaiin vfffcttve.
t on-ll(ittbm Wrk
S.Vt.K.M. Ort. Srpl. 7 1 -.-I r.nv.
citutf PiiUoi-Mm totlay ly-iitMl tho
itniiinil proolatM.it ion sottl'ic np'irt
tho work of iSopttinbor as
i 'on-.iUni itn w t-rk In nreuon. in
oonfornilty w Ith tho national ob-
.lark IMan. Hit I'lubt
riUCAWO. So pi. 7. l.V .Taok
pontpsoy h:ft ni,lo tloliniti- ovvv
ini'oj for promotion noxt oar of i
worbV.t ohanipiotij-hip fin lit anO tho
Htlo ho hopos to put on the blo.-k
I i that of Jack!-- KM.K woltrr
noit:ht king.
I
I
I
ear
b; to
-re on
coast. f
Koiir Kleet plants are In i
,. PAIKF FATA WPFPKi
unuuL i nir.L t!iLua
Srpt.
liavlriK
llOVHl'Whlll-
IM'il a 20-y'ar-okl ki'I on
nurtji
end street corner, Heta Column, j 4. execution of i-rank (' J
,r.. walttress, Marjorlc Slubbs, 25,1 Cawley and Ldward Weslcott,
laundress, and E. U. Herry. taxi 1 west side hutallums and gang
driver, were under arrest today ! sters who were slain early
iLwaiilng municipal court hom ing, j yesterday. That motive, he
They were located last night j said, had nothing to do with
after Mrs. Leiiora Jack had gone' gang vengeance or gang war-
to the Kmergency Hospital for
treatment of her injurieH and had
signed a riot complaint against
them.
The beating took plaeo Vednen
day n ght Mik. Jack told poll
::d
after .she had been lured
town.
The four drove to the north
end and near the railroad tracks,
Mrs. Jack declared, the three
threw lo r to the ground whim
one of the women kicked her in
the stomach and the other horwe -
whipped her.
Her story was borne out today.
police wild, by a reputed
cunfes
sion of 1 he Htubbs woman who
Implicated Miss Col man as the
whip v.ielder. Both women were
held in Jail under bund of f 1 000.
Kerry was released under $-un
bond.
Mi-n. Jack wa.s unable to give a.
clear motive for the attack, other
than that the Colman woman was
jeyloua over attentions paid to
Mrs. Jack by some man.
M rs. Jack ca me hern rece n 1 1 y
from eastern Oregon and iH liv
ing with her mother.
i
RING BURIED ALIVE IN
ILL, WILL LIVE;
r.TTl MWA. lii.. S.-l'l. 7. 'fl'l i
i:tl rli-tl nllve for i'l hours,
frot ilrep lu tlin oarih ly tin- riiv- t
ins in "f " well. Wllk n Trii st
tnihiy w.is wuihI Ij tlif hcri'U-
Imui I'ffurtM of huinlreils f 111''" I
I'lirsl. inunli from i-n!il an'i
partly paralyzt'il l" irrsur' of.
n'.nrt ami stone that HOalcil him ill
the bottom of th.- well, win con-.
si-Inns when taken out throuKli a i
parallel shaft that hud heen stink j
nrtr It was fiiunil hnpossihle toj
remove the tonrf or debris that
ha. I fallen over the imprisoned
man. , !
Tlie first call of the disinterreil j
man way for vatert as he had j
been w'thont food or HiU'lcl since
Ihe enrljinu- of the well nave way
anil hurled him fur below tlie sur
face of the earth ill damp' and
In perpitnal darkness, where lie
was harely able to move his head
ami hands at times. A casual ex
amination by the county physician
who had been with the- resell.
worker constantly indicated that
priest probably Mould recover.
Seat of Ancient
i
Religion Is Seen
Isle Near Java
l.t"K ANCIKI.HS. Sept. 7. -(I'l
Dr. John (.'. Hill, director
of the (lepmlment of relinion,
archaeology and anthropology
nl the I'niversity of Soulhern
4 California, nald today uinn his
fr return here from a summer's
... ' sludy in iho South Seas, lie
j had discovered on the Island
i nf Mali near Java "the temple
ot noro iioeiinr on wnicit there
is three miles of life-sized has
-f relief as interestlnc as any
book ever wrltlen.'
The temple. Dr. Hill said.!
was hurled ll'ii" years ao. It !
covers nine acres of cround,
has five levels, or stories, so
far uncovered and was Ihe
seat of a a ancient native re-
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W'U'IHTA. Kas.. Sept. 7. lA'i'
Tlie three )ilols of the "City ef
I'.altlinore" cross-count ry Shuttle,
endurance plane, hopefully watch
ed overcast skies today end urooiu- '
ed their monoplane for a stal l late;
today on il new flit-lit to Los An- :
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Game of Dice
Motive Behind
Doable Crime
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OllIL'Af.O, Sfpt. i. ()
John SU'iie, di'liuly cviiiijiIm-
Hivnei- "f liuli--. U'livi-ic-J
i himself loilay "f some posi-
! tlvi- id-'iis In ctmni'L-lktn with
(.'lilt'aKo vak immliTs mur
! iIitk v. hk'li In- wild ivcrc nut
! really KanK affairs at all.
Steue said lie has 1 arni'd
1 the motive
behind the double
j fare. It evolv
of dice on u
noon.
ed from a game
.Sabbath after-
;
- ; 4 4
lie perch suffer
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ASTOKIA, Ore.. Sept.
7. i.Pi -P.
Smith
that he
- ! Deputy Came Warden c.
I reported
here yesterday
found thousands of dead pen
piled upon the shores of Sunse
bike, a narrow body of water be
tween here and the pacific, wh n
he. visited there yesterday. Smith
said the fish might possibly havej
been attacked by a parasite worm.
The dead fish were bad y swoi-j
Ion and dVcolorcd and died with
their month ami fills distended
as though smothered. Smith de
clared. The deputy game ward"n said
he also found a dead fish duck
and -two dead snipe on the lake
shores. They were apparently tin;
victims of the same malady.
- ja minimum wane or n day at
New York baseball wrilers state; ihe closing session of their annual
that Itub .Meusei is aimost eerlain
leave. tile Yankees before next
season.
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I '(JUTLAND. Kept. 7. .Ll
Lee, 113, reputed Hip Sing Toll
man, was in a hospital here today
in a serious condition from a.
gunshot wound Inflicted shortly
alter midnight.
A patrolman on duty in Central
police station heard .screams from
the HtreeL outside and investigated
He found the Chinese stumbling
along the Btreit 'carrying a club.
Lie told the officer he had been
shot three hours before when ha
quarreled with his employer ovxv
work and had just then been re
leased. Kxaniinatioii disclosed that tlu.
bullet had entered near the hip
and came out near tho abdo
men.
w' When first
j gambling had
' ! ! differences wit
When first questioned Lee said
1 played a part in his
ith his employer and
named the man with whom he
! had fought. T!u policeman was
I unable to understand the naiu
j and Lee later rofused to repeat
It, or to say where ho had been
1 employed.
I Detectives were Investigating the
case today.
SEEK Mi
SI'OICA.NK. Wash.. Sept. 7. m
i Mrick layers, masons nnd plaster
j ers from Washington and Oregon
i voted to use "e cry means pussi
! Idc" to obtain a five-day week and
1 conference hero today. Kcpresen-
f lal 'ces from 'J- unions in tho two
'st. cire present.
Speed ...hi x 11 ry... com fort...
if you travel East through
the world-famous Canadian
Rockies on a Canadian Pacific
transcontinental train. But
you must hurry if you plan to
take advantage of reduced
summer round trip rates.
Low Summer Fairs
End September 30!
Return Limit Oct. 3 1 ).
Several trains daily from Van
couver, B.C., carry you to all
points in I'.astern United States,
and Canada. Typical Canadian
Pacific cuisine and . service,
combined with new luxu
riousequipinenfand features,
assure perfect enjoyment of
your trip. Never
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