Medford mail tribune., September 08, 1929, Image 4

SiEDrORD MAIL TRIBTJNT:, MEDFOIvD, ORKfiOy, SrXn.W. SEPTEMRT.R s. 1020.
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('nolo. It. Ail'lf- In V'.lf'.rt. A-h:i'.t
Jirlcncil.. O-ii.fii KlM, .Usraa, t.l.rit, il
Hul fcM i-.l liE-no
tiil)', ftltri SuMo. Bontb t
luliv, .Ida! Sj:vU. ,"ir.h
pilll, ..c-.ut 8:J.Ia). oi Irlf T (HI
il!. ltn S'i.i3J. 'i ttu f
All wren. cu In til..-.
MKUHtK er THE AS'S'K'IATOI M1U
Kpfdiinf Full W ire Brnif
Tb A'i rutfd PfrM Is tlcUjittlT nTll!rf te
lh 'tu piiMiceift of :1 rti-piOrf.
ffrditr.1 in it bt &iiiriili In tll'l ptjT.
ind fcl to tt Iwil nrtfl p-li.1)'! hmlli
All rl-i.ii t'm bul.'lcliuo uf Sotrill tfl.Mlt.
. i. ..rA iv
tirri'iil paT ft t City of Meif"r4
OffieiJ M of lisun tmf.
Hnirfn dally ios?. rtrculienn f.i, (lj nvottu i
.lima Aim 1st. la:', 4:1. i
Artirrti-i RrprrnMiT
M. C. MtX.t.S.-'K.N k icMt'AST
Offirti in Sf 'it. n;Ko. Ir-tl.
frilKifen, jjt AiKfiri. gottli. l'vl .
Smudge Smoke
"There is
the air,"' as
ported from
a hint of Autumn ;u
a r.utish .Jcni-r.il t
riamici.s during; the
bue war. j
V. Uybce of J'ville ranie over at ,
4 the other, morn in; 'nd found
Nipporvvsc moppUiff up uhead
him. I
Joif enthusiasts of the valley
were forced to .;iy "Ouch!" Vvi-
day when ib-nry C. JKan w.m be.it
at Pebble J'.eueh. j
Local founderles of learning '
opIied Tue.t. j
(.'. Wic As!ipo!c w-'iit tu 'Iranls ;
l'a-4 la-t v.-.-l; .md attended lh"j
JoM-pliiio f.iir. and reports a fine ;
lime, und no art-uno-nts ov-r the
Win-, t'nek cut-olf. !
Tile ibe: ca.vtn ojtrlis next Kioi
ilny. Who will be the fir.st to g't
hlmt for a de r?
JbirticuMurisi-f overwhelmed
in the urcJr.ii dc, iiiid in th" com
mittee. . .
The Ilerh Hlranit -. boat covcr:d
itself with cloiy L.'Ojor Day ai Lake
o' the Wo'dB. lfe.it praise w.t
1 irs! owed on evei-yltody Imt the
btuld'-r of the' 1-val, viz: t ViiKiI
Straiir;.
Kail autoes aie-makim: their ap
))eaiuuce, dliv-n tuoMly hy tlmvn
t:oddeii citil-li, who h:ive Hot hud
a n-w auto Kim-e last May.
IVorlu Hill- liitti was a vifit r
at the stale prison Tuesday, and
t;nt home all rlht.
Trunin K'.vem w ,h heard dih.t li;t:
1. it tif(lV i,n tile KlIL'litsti ViT:iliill cf
romeihint; the last of the week.
The maple tree, have comm. i.e. K
en io iiioui; tneii- ieaes upon mm-
iieichbors hiwu.
(J. Wiiihincion Maddux, the omi-
pent .Methoilisl and Jillintni:it. re
port a Miinptnu.s hcliutii; uf fill, k
en on tin- Illi-l. o, wliii It he di. I
juvtl.f. Mlitah .V.itldux refused t'
fat the fhli ken Ki7..irds. as thi-v
make you lell yullr NerrclK.
T!h- poliii: have notifi.-d fiinoi r
reiidi'tits of l'ortl.'itid tlcy lantn.t
pile thfir wiiil, -r wood oil t lie Mil'
walk cm I.s.
There Wa an llli ipif 111 l..i::i'
uver J. 11. ltd wll' .store Wed. IIe.
wliieli Mtu.s.-d a i;r.'.it oiitpinn iter
of the Jds. The fails., of th.' I.l.i..-Is-
not known, so It must hav
I n due t i.itflf sy tbruuu
fl-alfttf (.tub.
Itiiln allel tin- i.Mltlly f.iil ;ie
tfhfdiilfd for this week, tiwmg o
the kern int.'rci-l in the h.iin.-.s.
rncs. the fnunty t.iu' he; a;
prii.trhcd .!owfr tli in usual.
Brisbane'sToday
(L'oiilinucd from l'age t'ne)
plan Interference r Hai-sia.
'I hey accuse Husslans of piopa
fiitiilR (b i-tltifil to overthrow le
s'i'( lablf rovernniont by money. .
Koine truth in both complaints.
k i liaps.
fo
untain's labor lioM't iiinent si."ks
a way to "end i.tilkes and lock
outs." In a recent cotlon strike worl-crs
lost J.'i,iii"l.iiil a neck In wag. s. The
mills lost $7.11110.1100 j, wffk in cv
pott trade and imi.n light to c,-t t
bat k.
-
Albitrallon is the only (ay. 11
the lalior Kovetlilucnl can find al
blllalors thai bulb iiilcs "ill tin. I.
persuadf cmpliofts to (lav I. nr.
and ui'lun nifti to lo i p b.u gains,
when they Und tin y d in i I I,.
them, It will lender in.sini.i,i,
servb e to (ileal llfliiiti. and lea-h
this eounlly mmiu tiling u tu , ,ls o
k al n.
l-'rom the material iojnt of i,-w
Ittiasin will f.aln by h-'r cotit itiuuii-.
inilustillal year.
Thero will be no soi.,,r,. ,,f M:I.
ehinery. on Suuilay or oth.-r ita;..
(luring the Iltio days f.-o h M'ar rie
niher days, six In leap years, will
be devoted to patriot!. , lo l-tio c, '
ItoliilavH. i
Illicit .man will have bis inj '
(into, longer than tinder oiii s( da
mill Hunday plan. Hul mm luin i v i
will niver stop, except foi ifpaiis. !
To niake inacliiiifs work all the!
lime, and kIv luetl leawuialile lei
sure, would .lie l lie until luioiain
Hul, of course, Sunday should not
lie neglected -especially oil a bl I''
openly hostile to religion. I
J'rmnn lln- Iimi-r Vine 'n..
I'AlttS riatlff's w hie
i rop. whiilt-vcr may be Its uualll.'
v. Ill In uuautlly I"' a bumper "f
' I
Itcports from Cliampagne, Hur
gundy. Honleaux anil the other
rcgloils Ray llio shools are of phe
nouteiinl dimensions nod plenti
fully Kuriibdiod. promising a bite
yield. The effect on prices Is a
otlier mutter.
DECTECTIVE STO RV
P'i
l;nl'. .loJ H.W.K.KI1' 'WAITK 1ms been readme: :i doen
n' tli" liit-l tliru'lrrs
iienh to t-Il tlif iuillmrs lli'V1' 1 1 v-. They don't h:i vr to;
prosecute in I'ourl tlin.si- villi -i us whom they so cleverly tnti ii 1
t lie lust chapter. Jf they jln-y wouldn't (.'ft live convictions
out of ii five-foot sin II' nt' ini'1 -iIt mysteries. j
I'l-ulV.-vsor Wiiite. wiili'Jy kino n tri hority !' tin- I "tii versify :
'of Mo'lilllaH 1.MW School. JnfihrC -it tile detective novel ill the'
August issue of Tile Hi):iktiiiii, and lie finds it fatally lai-kiii"
in evidence thai would eMivJiiee any jury, jud-e or lawyer.
"The evidence the Usui!,' Kidivn detective collects tu support ;
Lis lirilliant hypotheses, wlddli lo';s to invulnerable in print, 1
would malic l.im a laiisihiiifr tn-li if introduced in an actual J
i'tnivi !' jMstif'-." t!t"-hin-s tin? l'
T ... 1, ...... ,.t- tl,..
violatfs the law in a score of ji!
jiistift', points (Ml! tin pr'ffs"r.
'Thr stfirv-bnoli licro t-;i jj t-t
u fi-niii tircM .-mii. :iiii( enlerlli''
frmn ,r..:il;5n :u, fUi .TlllL' tit rdliniVinif Wit 1 DOS H of-
!l'icials to rob the mails, he says. Deteirtive novelH are few j
! in which the lirotii-'onist dues not acc(flnilisli some brilliant i
' ...
, ... . 1
stroke 111 Violation ot l.'lft law.
Ilfiv l'rofcssnr W.iiie iin-hcaUn'.s fur a fv thrusts at some
of our lu'st-Ki'lliiij jnystery writers. Jti " Jlchiiii! That Curtain,"
Karl Dcrr liitrcis uses an airaiieCiciit hetween his heroine
and ihe pi1al .'.nlinrities t-t intert'fil in Ail wliieli will lead to
a solution an iirranueiiH-nt h-dli illt-aj and impossible, the
lawyer points out. Kdurtr Widlaec, in "The Fellowship of th.?
Frot:," permits the police to install a d'Ur.TtaphonJ on the prem
ises of the siispeMs to train their
tonstitutcs-"hreakiu-; and filtering aording to most law.
Detectives in disguise as milkinon, peddlors and such fmnjently
wander into suspected hous'S and emer-ge with the, evidence in
iiction, hut in actuality tiny would bo violating a federal law
and that of most slatrs, The liookmau article allows.
l'rofcssnr Waite chides such fiction stars as J. S. Fletcher,
Carolyn "Well and Agatha Christie for oreatioii of evidence
hieh, he says, would never convince a court. And as for that
newly-crowui'd kiny of the mystery novel, S. S. Van Dine, lie
says: 'ln 'The (mccik- Murder Case' Mr. Van Dine's thought
fuincss in allov.intr Ada lo commit suieiide saved the district
httt-rney consirlciablc einhai ras-m' iit. An acquittal would have
been inevitable. Ada mit-bt have concocted all the improba-
ibililies of which Vance acuscd her,
t American jury would have believed
the known facts point with equal
W'l
lepic fails, men drat; in
leu
nil it "flaiiiiiir youth '."
Thai artist who says there is no nt tract ion ill
Mirelv didn't include (bitted ones.
( Miniature ears won't help iniieli. l'i-kiii";
estrian will be as tedious as pulline one off.
A critic complains that a Zeppelin is helpless when struck
,j (j J()l, j ,1 ,.s.s he feels
lean fiidit back.
I
You see, a spot! model has
That explains the Ss:5.0 extra.
Kvery (tnod ciinse has sane supporters who
t'te discredited hv ex'-ited extremists who trv
The new "super" tires are
wliieli may just mean that a car
The talkies will improve our
chambermaid 's conception of the
called an improvement.
Americanism : Thitikini: it will look cood in your home be
cause it looks t;ood in a show window; wishing your livinu' room
looked less like a ten cent store.
Still, the manufacturer of sweets doesn't find
to mention the absence of n coul'Ii in a carload.
(ireutest ndv.'intiu
den 't spoil the si
I'o.'inb
Man may be a sticker, but he doesn't pay fL' I. Mo for I!!1 cents'
ith of straw because soincbody tells him it is perfectly ador-
aide.
I
i A
small
small Kussian army is
ii iny utiilcr Napoleon oi
tri
cc
The Youth's Companion was dimmed, anyway. Modern
oulh doesn't want a companion that can't be enjo, cd withon;
ittiiiL; still.
How would it do
'e prohibition on
Mr. Wicker
Tucs.l.c.s alb
l(
I I'm-I'i
i ll'MlNC.
ft this .sentence : "There isn't n Hinule object in my
aid .she, "that I could pari w ith w it liout renrt . "
MAM I
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h ll'r'illllf Ins 1"
lore imd.-r Hie
n la-
dire.'-
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v . li
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1 lie "ll I I.-
O' 'I . p II v Si i s. I.
i itilt.ll s- l.'ll. .'s
Clieril
to fin li
l"..y an i
IiT Lie S
an li- ti-i d In III" all
.l:v-ise and In Itnpn
hisli .al i oiiililien of
tmu f
the i
island
ie
W AS I II
l'i i -cli u! I
I.II. Iv I.. I-
I IN. S. .t.
.. I I, is do
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I'tle . n!i"
h- vol
In- wui 1
:i-liltigl"H t...ir.l
I "1 ' r. but lb, citte.
a.i'l I. in H, if Inn.
. aie s'lll to I... ile-
; t.'i io 1 1
At-III.MI T( i.',. S. .t I
Tbf lul. i state rop, men e ,
slon p.. , IV gl .Hill -I i i tot
sollthwt stei n taltl .vols to
ononis.
dii--
freight rates on giain a tut grain
products from Kansas t lly to the
Uult of Mexico.
WRITBES IGNORE LAW
liny
!" i t.Ttir fiction miuI lie's I
- ' - 'iil iHiU'hority.
I
iV.0. il.'t.-tivi' tUlVi.l UOl:llv
- t?s in bringing his villain to ;
Ins man by all liumiicr of tl'-:
... . . .
I
I
cvideitce
bu. such procedure
but it is incredible that an
that she did. Further, all
lnjriir t SibelhCs jruilt.''
statistics.
I'unk doesn't flame.
straight linn j
one out of a pe-
saff Oil tllO LTrotUid where h
.,
worth of'niekel ulnling.
in Mime nieas
lielp. said to last as loni; as the ear.
on riid tires doesn't lust lone;.
national speech if a former
way a duchess talks can he
it necessary '
e in travel hy air is the fact that, bil!
I'ueiy when seen from the top.
vini; the I'liinese befor
did that in liussia loo.
e it.
ham, to
Krid.ivs
let the ('oiintic
l.cs am;i:i.i:s. s.pt ;.-.(,v
lili (be i-i.nrl rcces.s.Ml until next
'I n. "lay. defense uiul pi es. i mien
ii,,
,V1I ,
t.'l . .
, , ., ,.
ti lul of Mrs. Lois
I the wen II by theate
i cb.o gf of null ilei
pi . t il nig thi'lnseh .
Kltag. s.
' op. Uf
l.'ll. IV
. f..r a
I.llter !e,t. 1 the lll.'.ltlttlll.. tile
Jury of seven men und five women
will l.e Kept Ih1iip.i1 , h. ami key
I: vki:i;si'i;i.ii, ChI.. s. pi.
1 . 1 "i I s.l ll.ll Cltilllll. auto Ilo. l.il,.
,.1. '
in ill. was kill. .1 I..-I lliebt litol Ml
iilel Mis .1, A lllailt and Miss Cola
M.ttl'.n Mur serlo'Lisly Injmc.l
( In ii tier out. .mo 1. 1 If tin n. d over
on a i-urf near (Ml'tuti. '
-
I'l 1 l.(. I. Sept. 7 -Itand '
llft.'-l I'V l ll-lolllS oftli ci's Wl'.o
bad .I'lfslr.l him fur llolallon of
the ff.l.ral Pi ..lill.lt inn liw. Alfred
.1 . Sniltb. 1.1 years el. I l'li,.'s.. He'
letter cat
troll live
er, plunged inlo the Ie. '
and was dt owned short- i
lly before last midnight.
BACK IN CELLS
A I
Ci.ih
.t. T.
Two rn-n u
ruurity jii il
hin-l: in ih- Oiaml
ni: lit ftuni which
I'
hin-1 tllVrn (h hviy of H. I.
U mjii, iS.yvtt'. -.old offif T, who
llu-y ;uc iircuHil f killing in
lh-tr hnak for lil.-rty.
Ihf ff ojul .f the lu-t to In
aptui vii w uh I:. H. Klliutl.
four ineinliei'H of
the Salt
ii:,.
of fit- of thf 1. S. l-i.il..-
il Miivy t n 'niilox wtutli of herr
. t"(t;i . ;iskillL' for :i riii Tln.v
r.N OKtiize.l Klliotf. i,nt hcing n-
.ir"'" "-ni-'l nts r.-inrslf drov.-
t ikf. him ln, ,.Kt0tlj..
'li-nry J. Kurxyth w,-ih mpturrd
" '. . ' in ii iiii.-r. n n leiurii.
while flnatlni; (Inwn the Colorado
river mi a M-lf-niado raft.
Did
t the tdd iimn?" KI-
liott s captors are. nunted a Kay
itiK he eii'iu'red when arrctiteil.
Told t hat West wood whh dead
he w.-m repoi'ied as .ayinK:
"Well, buys, i f.-n ff a diff
lam ni(,'ht and lost my enn; oth
erwise we'd .fttle the court inat
ler rlKht lure."
Forsyth and Klliott broke Jail
'ir Z,: . ZZ
throe liines was found doud In IHc
doorway of the jail soon aftfr tl:e
two priieinciH w.jrc seen fleeing
in opposite dirfelions. Ti-y had
lircn arrested W'tdne.sday for rob-
neiy en a roan camp and were
also belb-ve,! to have havo com-
milted robbery
Colorado.
REFUSES 10 TAKE
T
HAVANA (V) While certain
"f.'tlon.s of the t'nitcd States are
fasting about for costumes pro
viding more comfort during the
Hummer months and engaging in'
a general contest f.w Vo-e. !
in pnjama mreet parades, tile Cu-V
ban clings to his customary white
iiriii suit, always worn with waist- i l,,ll"ir" tllt" oimei iini.iaive
coat and coat. i am' down pacli time In one putt.
There is no such procedure i'ti I -lohnston thus marched to his
Havana as going coatless on the i filst national eliampionship at the
main streets. When such a signt aKP "f !:: in " 'Sin "anient that
is cni ouiiieied Ii is usually of a kll,l'1ied Ihe dope all over I'ebble
tourist whose pe fegrinalions have "pl',1 "le surrounding ('tillfor-
caiisr.l liim to sck relief from all I nia countryside. So lightly were
c.v.ess clothing. This, to the c'u-'Jimmy's" chances regarded that
ban constitutes the ultimate brea-b i h, was "llv No' B the ranking
in good manners. (list used for "seeding" purposes.
No mailer how hot the day the! I)r- ,vilm-- was No. 7. bufall those
("ul'an is fully attired but, Ktranco' lumber in Ihe rating fell by Ihe
to say. never evld.'n. es i.nv err. i
from the heat. II.. iM always calm
itid
1 looking. Nor does ho doff :
his coat at the office.
Tourists wonder and seek some
excuse In the belief that white
drills are cool which Is not a
fact. They om.ly look cool. The
drill is not only closely woven,
but is stiff with starch and thero
are no air vents in the fabric.
The drill stilts are survivals of
old customs to which the Cuban
(lings tenaciously. It is said that
If Cuba stopped wearing drill, the
majority ,,f textile mills in Ire
land would go out of business.
Oregon Has Car
Jor 3.96 Persons !
During the last six years auto
mobile registrations In the L'nit.d
States have im reasfd 6-' per cent.
Inning the same period In Oregon,
car re. istratlous have iuiTfased
(inly 'j per cent. In -;i.'3 there
; wrrc l(-,r.,:o;? i his i-fglstmed In
I'Ti'i'ini ami in ls.'S there were
!.'s.ll.
! Tlieie is a car for every 3.r6
persons in ('rfgon. The rank by
.flutes in this regard is sixth.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 7. (,P
j President Hoover is determined
that the present negotiations for
naval disarmament shall not be ob
structed by Hie uctdti.'s of ship
building corporations pecuniarlly
( interested in the const nu t ion of
American vessels of war.
MUM I'll is.
. pt
ol'. Miss
(tilth Crcfii. is,
( (' la , and 11; nest
of Woodward.
l.Migla.ss. II. of
Memphis, wet,' kill
li. i
aviator, was
.1 ill tile fia:
llfV- ...l:iv.
I.eliexe.l fatal'y
b of Hay's .nr.
i iiiju
' pi ,ti
int. ii.i.im. m:i r.N
i ' 'o nt i mi cd from I'ag
(lll-l
lull
half dozen short pun
ranging from lour to eight feet, lie '
would have won Ihe inab h long j
lifforo Ihe :;;lnl j
(in both tlif 1 Hh and I. ".Hi ,,.,lrs j
in the uioiniiig. alter bfautitu! j
pit, h shots. Johnston missel si,,M-t i
putts by inches is. lie i h I
linlsh. , ii,,. in -t i,, und in f .-i so. '
l ight oM-r pal. Io show Hie evli-n: .
.'f t'o'lr '"":' scoring, lull . I.. In,. ton '
PIANO INSTRUCTION
MRS. E. E. GORE
Group Work Classes of Eight for Beginners
Rooms 10 11-12, Spurta Bldg.
Phone 151
r (Iff nieil All erratic outward I J by
, c ooiiriK hack ill :!7, only ouc uver
par. Ill fai t, "Jimmy" played the
la. I eight holes nf the firt round
in even par. Willing was .., in
tl. tia. k in .'If..
They :darti
afl;rninii. Iioth taking lo hut
out of trans on th lih t.t nM.-1i
Win Kr"'Ti, hut Johnritiin goi diiwn
in live to win lh holt' ami snuure
the in.itch. Thus 'n'oiiraort, John
Sinn ttxik tmiutiand of the Mitna-l
ti iii lor the flint linn.', lie began i
to hit his hhots with ni'jre tonfi- -dfiiie.
bolilnt'ss and aci uracy. He ;
mlseft a fivp-foot pull for a win'
on the Ut but Knk lh W-atl on
the .'Jnd for the firm time whn
Willing puttfil three. "Jimmy"
planked his tee shot to the 1'0
yard -3rd hole, P feet from th
nip, and won the w hide with a
three after Willing wan traiied
and exploded to the opposite of the!"?'' ' ",'V'i ' Kv
green.
Aided by a
won liis third
virtnallv nettled
lone r'(2-yard
"break," Johnston
stralKht hob and
the match on the
:4th. which
bends
around the eliff at the ocean's
wise, and finished uphill.
loinc for the Kteen with his I
second yhot. nuiiii; a poon, John- I
slon half tojiped the ball and it 1
timely carried over the cove that j
cuts part way into the elbowed I
fairway, lie was still i;u yards I
short of the green but laid a chip
shot dead, eight feet from the ruu.
Willing ehipia-d Hhort. missed his !
putt and .lohnslon holed for a bir- j
die. the first and oulv one of thf I
entire contest. " '
U'illinir tt-ac cc.Mn ..Int. .1 ...
the finish, but he was a beaten
man from then on. Johnston, on
most of the hole, was putting for
the Win whllo "Drie" vena uiriic.
Kline tor the half. On thn 1 nt-vrd
25th. Johnston missed a six-foot
putt for a birdie two which would
have made him 4 up. Willing had
to Pt down In one putt on the 2ith
to get a half. He won back a holt
at the '7th. when Johnston was
trapped, hul the end was in sight.
Johnston won the 2Sth to become
three up again, when Willing h sec
; tnd shot sliced over the ocean
bank. . 1
The doctor made a remarkable j
recovery with his niblick, reaching I
the green, but he could net sink a !
' ((-footer. Roth were in trouble on !
the short Iioth but Johnston finally
took it with a four to Willing'a five,
i This hole marked the fourth time
in the match that Willing took two
: shots to get out of a bunker. It
j seemed that what hopes he had
; were buried in the sand tonight,
for on each of these occasions lie
lost the hole.
I All Johnston needed" to protect
his margin of four up was to halve
the next three holes and he did it.
hplne,l "tl the Hist as well as the
;lonK u" brilliant chip shots
wayside, t nampton Jones went
i"."' In ".'r firHt round along with
W'We " r-'m. while Jess Sweet
ser. i.eorge oignt ami Lyrn 1 01
ley passed out In ihe Ihird round.
Yesterday Johnston disposed of
Francis Ouitiiet while Willing con
quered II. chandler Kgan In the
semi-finals.
I.HillT.MNt; ( AISKS th.(;i:dy
(Continued from Page One)
would be conducted from the gen
eral offices of the T. A. T. here.
The four-day search for the piano
was conducted from St. Louis head
quarters. After receiving news of tiie find
ing of the wrecked aircraft. J. V.
Magee, vice-president and general
manager of T. A. T., issued this
statement:
"We can hardly hazard a guess
as to what happened. However,
we promise a very complete Inves
tigation. We probably will not
know anything atiotit the cause of
the crash until foot parties from
(irant, N. M., reach the ship anil
return with reports."
The mountain side w here the
crash occurred Is IS miles north
of the Santa Fe station of Acomlta,
N. .M.t and about (iri miles west of
Albiniueniuc.
As the departure from Albu
(iteriue. westbound, was at lun'O
a. m.. Thursday. T. A. T. officials
believe the crash occurred shortly
before noon that day.
AI.1U CJCKIlyt i:. N. M . Sept.
7. i.l'i The T. A. T. air llnr
"City of San Francisco." appar
ently was struck I'V lightning lie-
r . ..('ashed on Mount Tavlor.
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j plane sa:d en their return to .M
j hupuc-iUo fciii a lni lu tie
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Uy tin AsKo.iat.nl -f - U
had fiKiUN-U Ui.it th- T A T. i-il"t
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liorlli of iiis roijr'v tti in-
count of n lurm vhl-Ii In h.oi
; Kt'i'tl oVrl in the N trif.f.t fo .'-S!
oil 1 u'iiliiy T.'lwn ' fh-w t tu
rn ute from . liitM ui'i i hu to l.--
Anc-bM.
When vi- 1- fi Los Anu-- I s thi
; ni'unin w w i.t in the 1'ctrifiiul
i fnr-.t whli-h i.s jilmut 3d niibrf
j Kottth niiti f;tt of Holbtouk. Ariz,
: and we then xig-xau'-d ihroui:li
i the tni'UiititiiiH l-cpltit; u cuiist.in;
look for th plane,
i Wu ciitled tin uit hetri fH. of
Mount Taylor ;iml ;it about J"f))
bits of dura Hum extended about
one-eighth of .a mile
Then we aW ,liie, le,ft wine; of
i "'V '.'"'" '"" '"" ""
i on iriy MiinlUK .il U.e". i ;n: wuii;
I wax, tiirind un-iide down and we
could read the numbers :o;4.f.
I The b;t la lice, of the plane
I saw about one liundrd yard
j beyond this point. The plane haJ
caught fire.
, From our altitude we could see
the initial--; T.. A. T.; but most of
the rest of the cuhui.was in ash
es. ' Wo could also see part ol
the cb vuiors.
On last Tuesday when we fb-w
j over this territory tile Mono wa
I laVItlg llVT .MOUtlt TUVllir ,'inil W
blowimr from the southwest ani
blowing fast.
We encountered
Tuesday between
the storm on
llolbi ook and
' Albuqiioniue.
Jt looked to me that the T. A
T. plane ot into th.it .storm and
that it closed in down upon i.
If it h;d had another jOO feet
of clearance it Would have been
alt riphl. lilt t in that storm
Pilot Stowe probably could not
correctly juds the altitude.
The plane had struck while it
was Hxuntr east which shows th;it
it was apparently returning to
Albuquerque.
After we saw the jdyne today
we came into AlbuqUeriiie and
reported our observations to the
of fii in Is of Wetnt Air Kxpress
by whom I am employed and ti
Ihe TranscontiilvntuI Air Trans
port. I
In company with Paul Sco't. (
a T. A. T: pib-t. .on rdd a T. 1
A. T. plane and with three utlici 1
planes as escort, guided them
back to the spot on .Mount Tay
lor where we had seen the w recti
of the plane.
The pla tie- is lyii.tr in a terri- 1
tory which will be extremely dif
ficul to reach. From the ciicl -
that we made over th" mountain
this afternoon I beli'-ve it will b
necessary fur the rescuers to l'o
by foot or horseback up above
the timberluml and then down
the mountain to ' where the plane
now lies.
Above th'1 timber line bore N
at the present time a sheopiiepb't
with a band of siie( p but there
is apparon1y no trail or rojul
leadim: to the ininc diate vicinity
of the wrecked plno-. '
The m areM tiivMisr or set P-.
im nts arc Jmutia and (Jrants.
I do not I..-lie ve anybody can
reach the site of tic di.-asler
within less than "J 1 hours and b
will probably take twice that
loilK to brim; out w ha they l ilcl
I do not like to ty it, but I am
convinced thai all aboard w er--
inst.-ntly l;ilbd end that their
bodies have prtbably been crea
mated. Ml the passi-nirer on my es;-
ern Air Kxpress plane ami tne
co-pilot and the steward, saw the
wrecked plane as we passed over
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