Medford mail tribune., September 18, 1929, Image 1

The Weather
Generally fair loulglit and Thursday-
MihIchiU! Iciiikt-,uiiiv.
EDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE
Temperatu
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Highest yesteriluy
Iajvi Mils moriiiug ..
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"mEDFORD. OKEUUN, WKD.NKSDAY. SKl'TKMHKU IS.
No. IT!).
TodaylVALUA
By Arthur Brisbane
A'Brain Cure.
MacDonald's Mistake.
A Car Under $200.
ijSome Dead Bedouins.
(Copyright by Kins Features
Syndicate. Inc.)
1'rofossor Stoinncli, of Vi
enna, serious scientist, who lias
made old men temporarily
viiiihk by tninsplantiition of
monkey glands, announces a
discovery more aniii.iii"; mid
important.
A substance called "contro
liorvin," isolated from internal
secretion glands in tile brains
of frojrs. is called the first
remedy ever found for mental
deficiency.
'
Dr. Sleinaidi be
ieves Ilia! lie
will donlil
al least, (he inborn
power of a luiimin brain!
1 . .
rt'i'lmt seems a (-rl deal lor a
Jam' extract to do. Mttt notltiii''
; .
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Kainsav .MaelJonakl is said
lo lie eoniiii to America with
the idea that hf can persuade
this 'overnincnt to allow him j
:!:!I.IHKI tons of cruisers. Amer
ica eontentin.!; herself with
:UNI,IM Ions.
If that is so Mr. MacDonald
is wasting time 011 a trans-At-htntie
trip, lie does nut know
1'resident Hoover, if he thinks
the rresident will consent to
liny ineiiialily.
( 'onsiderinji: that we could
afcofd a navy of any size, and
Hint liritaiii eiinnot afford to
compete, our .uSUtltfl'sliuil . of.U.JI"" .valuation, as fixed by the
... " ' county assessor, is siiliiect to
cipialll.v slioultl lie nccepieil
with jrrulitnde.
When the Jiritish had the
money they always had the liiir
!;cst navy. And they didn't ar
nine any conference about it.
f
It is announced, apparently
mi u'ood niitliority, that (o'li
cral AVood, iiresident if Sears.
Koelittck 0; Co.. has eompleted
his phin to distrili'.ite niitoino-
hiles tliroitfih the mail fi
t ha n lic'llM.
less
The ear will be shipped in ;i j
box that can be used nfl'Twar
lor a Kara
y.n airplane expert is the in
ventor of Hie new automobile
which carries two passengers
anil represents a new idea. No
old-fashioned chassis, "a steel
b"X with four wheels attached,
each wheel having power ap
lied separately," is a descrip
tion of the machine probably
hot ontirolv accurate.
There is nntlim;
"ini nulujiiohiK
stock owners. It
r ni t lus to
milker:-, or
v;is pi-ovcd
'Continued on Tacc Kour)
H d ipUfl. '
I - -B -cf'
fi 11 J!&W?r
UI-Ea--3iy Jrr
TlSf ill
"I can't tiirrec with Hip crnik
'r." mbi itiM. Wttvy Tangcr. Sim
oar. "W Ith Hie tvHlnii f h few
itooK.iee; 1 1 sjfo print 9f
KUMH Pit K3E , .
m --- I T .
J
1
i
-ai--B
rl.-h 1,1110k novell-l.. I I k ' ' "',' v,.,, .,,'..,,.
.it nut tree slid aid HK'-i lll'Ul. n..
Ptni h are cikm! an" puri-mlnded 'in ir . l
le are h-istwMl an" puri-mlnde"I
iln-y vor wns." W bat'- ln'ciimc
" tlH feller who -cl to go t"
MWrgraph gallery an" ak to hate
-
"xune plclun-s wtruck?"
tCopjiiyht John F. Uiilc Co.)
ON
o mm
mnnr jl nrn
IIMtAotU
Assessor Shows Gain of!
ttnnr n
$265,390 Over 1928
Valuation for Real Prop-!
erty Medford Value Is
Placed at $7,946,300-1
Report Personal Property
Worth $4,096,880.
The assnsseil valuniiun of Jack-
kiiii county lor the l Kit tax levy, hs
compiled by the assessor, is
llli.sxii, a Kiiiti of S-iS.:iio over the
IHL's valuation when the assessed
: Viilmitiiin "; 1 ?i 1 '"10
I The valuation is for real prop-
''ny aml (I,,PS " Inelmlo personal
1 proiierty or corporation valuation,
;Whieii is fixed by the state.
! ,Tno valuation of Medford i
i Placed at J7.iMB.3on. thP personal
iihe reai tl "rZ
K'tal valuation was S;.. -.10.110, an
;nurease of $.'r,.-:;o. The pain was
chiefly due to new huiidintrs.
The assessed valuation for the
city of Ashland for l!i'H is placed
jat MM. 7IU. and the personal
lis listed at :;a:l.Hirt. a total of SL'.-
".in in.
Kur lfiis the valuation
1, to", a decrease of SI-".-
whs $:
470.
The nssessed valuation for incor-,
liorated towns of the county, nut
including the personal proiierty. is:
llutte Falls
riii.17o
Central Point
KiiRie Point ....
Gold Mill
.laeksonville ....
Phoenix
KoRtle Iiivcr ..
Talent
27.r.n(i
i;:i.77n
IH.liO
1 Ml. I' III
S'.I.COO
fi.nlin
Ml. 110
The total personal properly val- j
nation for Hie comity is H.O'.iii.Rxn.
The land Valuation is listed at $15.-;
;:.-::. 1 -j u . . 1
:(.KinKPH ,y the lioard of eiiiali7.a
. ,
I 11011. now in sess. 0, r-e,eia, IT
I ests HCtilnst the 1 ..'! assessments
have been filed and. under the law.
j I11UNI IIP iM'U'U I.p'Il Ol'lfll" VCHlliri j
M-.pi.ii.Mii.ni rnu.
Countv Asst-Fsor Cnlrnian shIi.
;io(iHy nun t "A-as ,,s iM-noi imti .
.iiin iih.h i -v i.-o. "
" tlio tax rolls throne.! ronnty ami i
.cities taliiup over land for taxes,
exemptions such as Irrigation dis
tricts, personal property and proii
erty owned by Indians.
I He said that the increase in vala
ntion was nominal. He forecasted
j,it tin- tax levy for Ifttn. on the
Ivahtalion as assessed, would not
'l,o in ,.vri.u In si vn:tr
! FOUR DAY VISIT
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v.SH l.viJToN, Sept. I. i.T'
I'rt sideiit Hoover is preparing to
mak one four-day trip into the
middle west next month and may ,
: f..
ii w
it shortly afterward, if t he
rtillgr
with
1 1 in
tative
lrl:-..
ssimial situaiion permits,
ii vidt to T".as.
mill. lie western trip, an ten-
y arranged, will tak- him to
it. Cincinnati and Lmiisviile.
Leaving Washington October
Ii-- plidis to arrive at Petroit
itimc to attend the dedication
iiihi i:diMOi hiboratory at the n
i-ar-
l.y I'i.i-I plant the tiest
1 1 1 1 1 i;n in i 'iip iniiati for t lie open
i in--- of the Ohio Itiver Waterway
j projed M-ioorr ...
. f ii- the I mem nail eel" oration.
tentative itinerary calls fir a
t: ip al'o ird a river steamer thru a
number of the new Ohio rivc
i lot k to Loinsvil!'-. Ho wuilM
Up.aU in all three cities, the- ad-
'r a I fl.uiifsviiie bing made
toard the tt(amer upon it- arrl
1 1 mid lii "Hl' ast over a nation
il hM,k-iip.
MANY FOREST BLAZES
niUTI-WI). Ore., Sept. IV ,,Vl
- ' nll-il Sla'es forestry officials
toilav said "light burning." a the-
'..rv ,. m. 1 1. . .1 l.y ran. her- whose
. - ill ' I'1 ami Mieen Cl-M- In Ihe Sis
I, i v.i.i sin! other nailnnal f.ire-ts
In southern (r'-"n. cails'-d a num
ber of (ires Ihis year.
r.'.leral officials said ranchers
Im "
in 2 Hie juri'M hum i- "
sraitig Thev contended H at this
. ..,. lu,.mi-on I- rn Li s IiiT-
n - s . .
Defective Gun
Saves Life of
Peace Officer
ASTOKIA. Ore.. Sept. IS. !
'i fhnrli-y Fegles. chief of i
police at Warrenton. Ore.. ;
1 owes tils lift, today to a worn
! out firing pin.
When the chief attempted
! to arrest ". A. Bowles for 4"
! speeding, Bowles who wan
! the tear stat. turned smith' lily
;n id jammed a largo calibre
revolver into Fegles" chest
:,ll1 l)U,,'d the trigger.
The sh,u df(l m,t ii"i
and Fegles wrestled with
u"wlv until llu secuiea the
An examination of the re-
Vi'Ivor revealed a worn out
l"rlUK
m SALE OCT.
Propaganda Plan of Winter
Pear Committee to Open
New Market Wood
Thanks Traffic Assn. and
Other Shippers for Help.
T1' twenty cms of Kosc pears j
selected by the Winter Pear cein-
I mittec for sale in the city of lie- J
jlroit. will be on tneir way before
ilhe -ml uf the week, David It.
Wood, chairman of the Winter I
IV.-ir eomnilttce wild this iiiuminc.
lOlaliuratc plans for the education
of the people of Detroit, particu
ilarly the housewives, have been
consummated by the Winter l'ear 1
committee. The radio will be Used i
exteiiMh Hy, as well as the press, I
in this cainiuilKll. 1
The tiears will 'officially po on
sele In Uelroit markets October 7.
iHIHI "III itin in ut' r HLI-II1UI ll-H ll
-;, ,,. cls(. (jf , CampalKn. A I
,.,, fll,w uf wi bo k,. ,
,,pfor(. ,,. I)ot,n,t buyers. I
Oresioi
,ivr in ln-tmit Spiitrnibrr .ml
i will make and have eliarce of the
;wi inako and Mave eharKc of tho
.tri.anpi,m(.n,M fur tilc ;i,ij
i - ippjiin: of thr fruit.
.... ,h.m -.- npr ,., ,,f .....
Host: crewels coupfratt'U in th
plan for the development of t hi
nt u- market.
The Winter Pear coin in it tee.
thru Chairman Wood, expressed its
thanks to the Koguc lliver Traffir
association and all other shfpprt'
fr the co-operation received.
.-k for Funds
The fiilow-in statpinent was
issued I day by the Winter l'ear
oniniftt'c:
'Xvcry .shipper in the valley in
requested to deduct from hln grow
er ihe sum of five centa per hex
"ii all Hose, and one cent per box
on all other fall and winter vt:ri-etif-s.
A list of all KUbserlbers has
hi-en piihlishrd.
Several sniall paynients have
already hen made to tho commit- -
tec hy shippers for account h of .
fiiiHvrii w:i" sold for cash down. !
j This Is very -.-ratifying to the com- I
nnittei - . j
"Cirowert and shippers arc npked
J in ..-(..-operate so that the funds due
J the comniittee will be available at
an cany date. snippers nrc re-
minded that growers have author- i
ized t he m-ductionH from their !
accounts. i
We i-iiote the following state- i
nient;
"I hereby
irrevocably authorize
DETROIT BOSGS
10 AV SOON
;ntjand instruct my packing and (on
in i my shipping agent to advance and
of j pay to sjjt committee the said
Minis as my said pears are packed.
my t-aiil I.osc peurs arc deliv
1 on a tonnage bam to said t
packer or shipper, and to charge
such advance to my Account.
"A similar statement was figned
by a large percentage of the grow-
ers aitthorizinc the deduction nf
ono cent per box for all fall and'
winter vatlitics. &o that all vhlp.
pen
aiitbm
lions.'
havo full and complete
fly to make such deduc
I STATES
j
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. S"pt, is. :
(T Freezing temperatures rcisrt- 1
ed today in North Pakota, Minne-'
sola ami South Oakota moderated .
farther south but brought cool
ttes'her lo the fouihwesl.
At Kansas City the thermometer
-ttKd at ii i grees. Heavy frofts
were reported as far south as north
ern low a and Illinois.
firing -d o lenth
TIM.AM' h K. Ore.. Sept. 1
i.Vi I'rcd N.i bera it. n road worker,
dioppni u bis death vjiterdav)
ben a rope io which be w
- nnging on .er.KH.inie mountain .
Ul'. Kv. lie UiOiyv.1 VJ teei.
MAY TESTIFY IN
' ".cO tf V t 'J II MIL. UUIIIUI 1
i v nrrinrn rm1
" "Tvrtu
, Associated Press Photo
Here sre some of the American naval officers who may be called
before the senate naval committee to testify in the case of Willfarn
B. Shearer whose alleged connections with large shipping InteretKs
are under Invsstisation. Above: Admiral Wiley (left), and Roar
Admiral Plunkett. Below: Admiral Pratt (left), and Admiral Robison.
iiiftp 1 in iinn nn n fi'nnu I n mil I
M mn UN IVI UUMALU WILL
ORGANIZER OF
Taken From Home and
"Flogged By Trio in South j
Carolina Death Threat!
Made By Persecutors -Identity
Known-
en AiturrTi:. n
f., Sept. IK
-1, ors:ani;er
i j, ("loo Tii.si.i-r
'for the National
Tcviilc Work-em' i
tTnion
'I nmn. was taken from his home in
Kings Mountain early tiKlay. npir
TEXTILE UNION NAVA
iled hy three men across the South ,,""M- l ,""u 11
'mains to be determined.
Carolina line and beaten. This was Pllrned here aulliori-
lle was brought lo Charlotte t;ivPiy tm.,v ani with it came the
after reporting, to .Sheriff Wright further information that there
of C-affney. s. C. : would be no joint invitations on
Tessner said he could Identify behaif of Croat Hriuiln and the
the men. : 1 itit States, ns low been sug-
Tessner's story was that there K!ilr, in HOI11(, quarters,
wns a knock al the door of his secretary Klimson said ttslav
home and that when his wife went PUbiSbed dispatches emanating
lo see who it was she wns Informed i frm London that I'remler Mao
hy Ihe three men they had a war-; iMma, alreaclv has senl Invitations
rant for Tessner's arrest. ! through the itrltlsh embassies lo
They entered and ordered him lo j Tokvo. Faris and Rome, were wlth
gel out of bed. When he lold them : , authorization, oortnlnnd many
to read the warrant he wns grab-! errors and were entirely lnaceu
hed and pulled from the house, he rJ1tp,
said, the men clinking him when i Tnp invllallons from the Urltish
he attempled to scream. I government will o to the fnlted
The men took Tessner to a ; stales, .laoan. rranco and Italy.
woods. I n ere Kiev pulled i-uhs
fi'in IreeH and flocSP'l him. Wlten
they had finished, HVssnrr paid.
tuic of t he nien looked up to n
nearby tree and remarked, "There's
a good limb to hanc him mi."
Something whs said nhuut peitlnK
a ropo and another of the men
asked if an inner tube wouldn't he
long enouim. I hey dealt htm
few morn blows, one of which
nn his chest and which wa. he
said, resininsihle for a Jauced
wound several im-hea Ions.
They ordered him to "take to
the woods'
and as he ran fired a
shot.
Def Mutes Burn
NASHVIl.tsK Tenii.. S'pt. S-(Pi-
KHas A. VIH. hi. enretak
"f 'he state armory, and his wile.
j ''"'h deaf mutes, were burned toi-m,-.. .1 muary. If:'.'., was found
-death earlv ti-d.-v (n a fire which '-t-!day where be bad died In the
'destroyed a jnrti'n of the struct- Uni.vc utop the Broken Top pl.iteau
' "re and caused water damage to ' bile seeking shelter from a rag-
adjoining buildings,
-"
Truly Shattuck, Stage Beauty
of 25 Years Ago, Now a Thief
CH Jf ' Af ;o. S..,il. I S - -Mr Trill v
Sh tlii k. w Im ilmi-i d. vang mid
h ji Hi ifu "ii ihe Ameiiciin :.n-l
l.tirfpcan slag" ? yearn ago, h:i-
atr-v.,-,1 fhlef.
There a pl'elly tri'i'H die-S
lit .i il"t(;(rtnir. v!"t'f, Truly Shht-
tuck. wh' in her day bad owned
J'' if- ',",, c-ily f ir. t.ok tt.
"A woman nvi-t dress if .!
wan' - . To m.rk.' The t - en r-.td
s.t ! 1 . '-And I did need w.,
j i badl; . lei! oh. Ill- -hatile of
I What a p'l-Pinn f"i- one w h-
h:
t.h K r ii ha nd ith a k );."
j M SIlHttlH'k Ktiil fill-
j broke. Th r nt on Iit ludu-in.'
- houe 1'ii'iin wa i'tt due. TIm
! 1 1 ne ! line s1 ar of f t r f ma k' nit ud
! had b.-t i's Imht V'hlnd ttie .dmj.N
1 log year.
Ib r vaudeville ftkit drew its U-t
half - hearted
fluttered i.tJidallKe fill
th - keioM-ne rin-ui? -'"ral mnh-
rf), Q Wulh,:,J U(J ft uJi.
SHEARER. CASE
1 V if .
ISSUE BIDS TO
L
British
Premier to Invite
r
CONFAB
rivo Prmjorc tfl PrnnnQPfl b omotlve nttuehed to a string of
rive rOWBIi IU riUJJUacu;fi readiness to
Conference in London-
: ... .
jP..'JCh PrejJaratOry ' W0rK
to Be Done-
WASHlXtiTON.. Sept. IX. (VP; j
Invitations to the flve-iKoser naval !
conference proposed to he held late
... . .... :i i t i... ti
in jao.mi. in' i .i,
mier Ramsay ,laelinald In
.i.
with all live countrieti expected to
j participate in the conference which
' it Is now proposed ahall be held in
' tin Hritish capital,
j ('oiisiderahlc preparalnry work
I must he done before the Invita
tions are sent forward through the
, British embasslH.
It may be that action will he de
ferred until after Premlrr M-telkin.
aid has held hi conference with
1'residrnt tlnover in WnHhtiictmi
iearlv in October on points still in
, con'rovcrsv between the 1 tilted
.States mid Oreat Britain on the
'cruiser question
I'liid Trapper's IIihi.t
l:KNI. ore.. Nepi. i.-oPi Six
-I hundred fipt frtiiu lb t.hrt-i
f cabin. Ihe bo.y of Charlie
:;....i kc. Mend tiamn r. lolMstnir
ing snowstorm.
She lost llior Jol.t.
one seemed lo want to eni
he woman who bad enter
d two eon'ltit-ets and who bad
'd ilnwn ftoin the elnem.i
o vij.-i.-vi. with Fairb'-nks,
Ma
lea n
Valentino a nd Sydney
I b.lplltl.
"I d.n't know why I did It.'
he cried Mt detective heMduuarfer
" l' e bad tio v..rk for three
in. i, ths. They ..),) pie my vatide
. I lie w onbini j,-., fiver any
ni'"', I've Irainpt'd the fin-i i
b...i -in a for w or k. I've rend t h
ndx. The green lre bmlcod
ii'i'I'v j,nd l! w:t only tK.-'iO
but I didn't hwve the Hi :,o,"
In her povrt ty he w h ttm proud
I " appeal (. friend
but a friend.,
h r--tiiTirair owner, heard of h
inet "uriy today, and pu.led hotel
f..r her.
Later the department ntnre with-j
the cburge against her and
w fe.J,
rinr nrurm
! Major Danger Past Is Belief
Weary Men Maintain
Vigil Part of Stevenson
Destroyed Before Blaze
Is Controlled Weather
Conditions Aid Battle in
Northwest.
. PORTLAND. Ore.. Sept. iS.UVt
Kxeept for a few scattered minor
fires, the Pacific northwest's bat- I
tie asainst major forest fliPH which '
have made a dozen families home- I
less, caused an estimated damage
j of $1,000,000 and laid bare more
jthan "5.000 timbered acres, passed
into history today althoutih hun
dreds of weary men maintained a
j constant viRil,
j tKiservers at Stevenson. Wash.,
I where fire fighting centered yes
: tnrday. were confident today that
ithe town, which al one time wan
; threatened by fires from three di
rections. tvHH safe. Mrs. William
Cioeple, wife of the fire warden at
Stevenson, told the Associated
Press thts morning that all danger
was passed.
Before the Stevenson blaze was
controlled It consumed the hotel
and general office building of the
Columbia River Timber company
at (.reenleaf, trestles and tracks of
the timber company, the mill of
the Mld-L'olumbiu Lumber com
pany near Carson and cut lop. val-
ueo at siu.uuu. -rne siuu.uou
i
1
Ityan-Allen mill was saved. I,'.'. '.. ,
Heavy dew, expr-rloiiecil ,bo j ,M lr ,,,x killed hm wife dclib
Yaeolt. .Wash., dlsliict. where fire : ernloly by sti-Hnullnft after felltnc
encircled the tow n and a puff Ine ' her by a blow from his pistol butt.
irace 250 rr.lden.a to safety, aided
" i materially In contrulllnn the bl7.e.
I Community life settled back Into
routine hi- VeoW, buf.(torrl rc -
Imulned on fire line.
Around the ftiri-lnsvllle. Wash..
area there was some fire and sup- was maile to Intimate that there.
Plies wero being packed over thol deliberate Intent to kill and j
Inch reek road to fifty men wholhat the slaylm? was not done in,
were flghtltlB I lie Hiiuaw mountain j 'he heat of sudden lmslnn.
Maze. Coyne said neighbors of I'eacox 1
The holiest snot on the l-a Dee
i fii.A r .1 ..n
- - -
i oouniiarv or iioarioi; river. h iiv."'" m-' iii"n(i oi--iu
iiigntei-H were sent in last nIKlit to i
ontrol this blaze which la a por-
tion of the fire which swept over! A Jur' of married men and wid-
I6.0IIU acres, threatened the town oers, most of them middle-aged
of Kstacada. Ore., destroyed aj""1' many of them fathers oft
sr.n iiiiii h.il .mi m.nv h.,.,w..
fulled States district forestry
officials hero received weather re-
ports from over the district Indi
cating temperatures were down
and humidity higher, a situation
tending toward betterment for the
fire condition.
1
rcL
wv t uiv ofi. i. un
Of
the fourteen defendants
I l,roimhl 1', f,,r Federal .fudge Me-
iXar' '-t' rday waa Carl AndciHon.
1 :r,,",,t- n Pleaded guilty to
ll'Hng n opium .August 1. He wai
, silenced to a year and a day at
McNeil prison.
I Frank Mct.'lung and Clyde I. hit,
I arrest i-d on the PaelfU- highw ay
near '.rants Puhh w ith i'.T galli.ns ! delegates called to order In too as
of li-iuor in their automobile, f seinbly chamber of the slate cap)-
! pleaded gullly. McCtung waa rten-
tnced to six months In the countv
- J"'! and l.lnt three.
Hessle ,tose, mi Indian woman.
Pt'H'led guilty to possession of
I'uuor on the Klamath reservation
August 6 and was t-ent to Jail for
seven months and fined 1 1 an.
John Shclloek and .Mary Co wen
Jackfjiin. charged u ith possession
of Il'iuor on an Indian reservation
at Oilloquiii. will enter pleas to
day. 1 PANTAGES DEFENSE
I.OS ANdKLKH. Val.. Sept. IS.
(Pi- Superior Judge Carlos Hardy,
presiding In the second degree mur
der trial of Mrs. Iols PaniHges. to
day overruled objections of the
slate against test i runny by w blch
the defense iTifnrmrd the court It
would prove that Juro Itokumoto,
those death following an suiomo
bile collision a charged againM
the wealthy woman, had filed solely
as the result ot the anaesthetic
used In operating upon hlin.
Otic
advertisement for . husband
brought a Mnnarhusetis woman
IV icll..-. Sh" mill la unmarried,
Buy t Rival
3
1 Associated i-iesa i-hoto
John Rinnling. circus owner, hat
bought out five nvaie ana now nil
under his control every sizable cir
cub In America.
EARLE PEACOX
Deliberate Murder Charged
By State Against Young
Husband Jury Made Up1
M male Agea Married wen;
(
and WidOWerS.
WHITK PI.AINH. N. Y.. Sept. 18
v-i jjistriet Aitorney rranK
i,..., ., i .i.u.
1'cacox admits killing his wlfo
and setltuR fire lo her body but
lawerts tho killing was done with
'.the pistol anil was not premedltat-
; ed and thercfure not punlnhablc by
lhe first d.iiree murder pemalty. -
1 oyne a assertion 01 ueam oy
straiiRllnit, after Ihe first blow.
-would testify hcnrlng screams In;
in. i-encox n niii-iineni on aiii-ii :
i ..,. ,
lVacox carry u "bulky object" to
nls ear and drive away.
daughters, comprise tho I'eacox
Jury,
j
TALK EXPANSION
SACHAMKNTO, Cal.. Sept 18.
fnv L'w.,....- r .Ik .1 mull un4
lo-dhlon, of .master, n hand-
ling and expediting Uie mail are
I among the nm tiers to he ilifciiHced
diii'fng the three-day sesKiona of
the !Mh annual cnvcntlnn of the
-National Association of PostmaR-
tors opening hero today. About
100(1 delegales, representing all tie
atatea, are expected to attend.
Walter P. Brown, postmaster gen-
era I, Is to arrive In Sacramento
with several of his assistants to
day. Todav's itrogrHm nnens with the
lol. Mayor Martin 1. Welsh and
Chris B. Jones, president of the
chamber of commerce, and Harry
L. Todd of San Francisco, presi
dent of the Posl masters Associa
tion of C'all'onila, are to welcome
the delegates.
G. P.
MUST BETTER SERVICE
I S.M.KM. Ore, Sept. IS. (?)
j The (irantn I'hsb Water rnmpany.
formerly the llogue Iliver Water
. eompany. Is- reouired. In an order
I Issued by the public service com
I mission tislay. lo make Improve,
j monts In lis water system Tor the
; city of firants I'ksh sufficient to
i assure an ade'iiale supply and to
meet the pressing necessities for
fire protection. All Investigation
was made on the complaint of the
city. The company Is given six
months within which to make the
Improvements.
I noil) Maker hllleil
roltTI.ANII. (ne.. Kept. IS. Oil
Joseph Modcn. Portland, candy- j
maker, was killed early today i
hen he Him ntrut k by an autonio- .
Idle driven by John t'atlln. I'ort
land.
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I
GUARD
10 OPPOSE
Light Vote Is Decisive De
feat for Bennett in New
York Primary Cannon
Chase No Aid to Foe's
Campaign, Says Victor
Regulars Beat Indepen
dents in Pennsylvania.
NKW YORK, Sept. IS. (,--
j Representative Kiorwllo II. La tiuar
I dna in the Rejniblli an candidate
for mayor as tho result of his d'1
, cisive dereat of William M. Heii
. nett in the city primaries.
La Guardla wit) be the principal
'opponent of Mayor. Jas J. Walker
In his campaign
for re-election .
this fall. Mayor
Walker was re
nominated by the
IvmocratH with
out opposition.
In a liRht vote
which brought
out about 20 per
cent of the regis
j tered voters in
the city yester-
dav. m (itiardfa.
assumed an early
ieau over neuneu
which reached a
ratio 0 f about
F. H.LiSUARDIft
four to one when three-fourths of
ihe returns were tabulated. In J,-
650 of the city's .H:K precincts, l.a
Guardla had 37.fi;::. Henneit sr.7".
When returns intlicaled his uonii
nation 1 Guardla said:
"The result is. not so surprising
and Indicates one thliiR. that Can
non Chase had better keep out of
New York City politics."
He said he was referrine to an '
admission by Canon. William H.
Chaso of Christ Kplsoopsl church
of Brooklyn, that he "ran Dennetts
campaign."
Dennett made Ills tnniiialsn on
a promise to rlosn the speakeasies
in the city. . ,
Iji fiuardla said he Intended o
begin his camnnign a::aiiist Mavor
I, i Walker at once.
Richard K.irlshl former nollre
i ,
i eotunitssloner, was nominated hy
r"lwre i-ea. pariy lor mavor
wnnoui opposition. l lie socialist
Pr,' nominated Norman Thomas,
The only disorder reported dur-
mg me primary occurred in me
19th assembly dhdrict on the n
per West Side where ilice were
sent when James A. Klanlgan. a
poll watcher for Alderman Patrick
S. IJnwd, was knocked down when
he challenged ei;ht men. One nT
them was arrested for aasnult.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. Sept. 1.
(TP) So-called "regular" and in
trenched Republicans In nearly ;11
sections of Pennsylvania, includ
ing Philadelphia and Pittsburgh,
BiteeesHfully heat oi'f independent
groups of the party in yesterday's
jdete, election rettirnw revealed tn
prlmary, unofficial hut nearly coin
day. The organization of Senator-elect
j 0 Vha'r' t
flying rolorn. Mayer Charle
Kline was nominated for another
term In Pittsburgh.
The Vare backed candidate. Wil
liam F. Campbell, nmn ine for a
third term as register of wills, de
feated John F. Ihigau. the strong
est independent, bv belter than
two to one. Other Vsre 'nndidates
also won by large majorities.
(Continued on Cage Six)
Will Rogers Says:
WICHITA, K.is.. s,.it. IS.
Hreakfast tliis inoniiii"; at
Hevorly Hills ami (llnner to
niu'ht Hi Wii'liiln. I'lane full
of passenBei's nml a fine trip.
In (be niorninvf will just liop
ilown Ii o m e
to (' I a r e
more. Tliey
was iiietiin','
in v first talk-
i n pii'tnrc
t a n i a li t
in I.os Alllfe-
jreles nml eliaiL'ini! Iliosp
poor people five (lollars. mid
I just t'onldn't stund liy mid
lie ii party to sii"li liriirand
'.f. Kirst nit'lit iindieiifcs
pay tlieir money lo InoU at
eaeli oilier, so if they Kef
stuck tomorrow niclit, tliey
t-nn't blame me. It will be
because they don't look gond
to eaeli other. Votirs, .
wilt, non ERS. - '
MAYOR
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