Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 19, 1929, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextM MAIL The Weather Generally fair tonight Mid Friday, but with low clouds. Moderate U'lllHm(UT(.'. EDFORD UNE Temperature Highest yesterday HI loueM ltdt morning 1- pullr Twtntjr-rouftb Yur. Urcklr Kiij r Kluti Yw. TWELVE PAGES MEDFORD, OKlXiOX, THURSDAY, SEl'TKMBKU IS). !:!!. Xti. ISO. Today 'DEVIL DOG By Arthur BrUban. j A rfllP lin Happy Ireland. The Smallest Mouse. Powerful Hamaguchi. Flying in Safety. (Copyright by King Feature Syndicate. Inc.) Happy I'rce State of Ireland. It lacks t lie blesxin;: of prohi liition, but, on tlic other hiuul, it lacks our stupendous crime wave. Irish inilitiiry barracks arc hciiiK cliuiiyrcil into dwellings for workers. And Irish prisons are chunked to broadcasting stations and other uses. While this country multiplies its prisons, containing thou sands of prisoners, with occa sional frightful rebellion, the Irish Free State reports a to tal prison population of 700. ""7 . ! If strange things interest j ,, ...... ul,i l full- with sv,l you. ou should talk with tied- riek (.!. (.'armiehun, back from his eighth trip to the interior I of Africa. He found a savagi' tribe, the (logos, that .have ' practiced birth control lor gen erations. Nobody ever told them that women have no right to regulate the number of their children. ' More interesting, he found a mouse smaller than a bumble bee, and a "hyax" smaller than the rabbit, but close liv ing relative of the elephant. M ! Animals are strange, proud man is slranger. Any Uogos eciple that have a child, in I lie first two years of marriage, are despised socially.. , Why, is not made clear. You read that the naval con ference will depend largely on ivlml .hipan wants and agrees in. The powerful face of the Japanese premier, llamaguelii. who will do the deciding, tells you that .lapau will plainly. U' Tncle Sum hikI Urilain ciinnot jiltcc, M v. 1 1;nn;iin-lii liiijrhl be usrfn ;is ;i 'jou ex cuse. Why doi'sri'l I licit S;nn tie citle fur ltiniM'ir viu lie wmits i , i in jurplMnes, cruisers, sulnnn- J iiifs hllil evcrvlliiipj else'.' Do. we NKKI) the approval of nn other country .' The British 1 1 i 1 1 1 't nsU ur opinion or consent Iiet'orc ImiM iltir tlif, bit.".: est fieri in the world, wlirn i rent 1 ritain rirnM llffnt'rf it. Not niiiny years hko l'riti.sli newspapers were asliinjr.. Is fly in if wnrtli wliile with all its (I read fill fatalities" N v (Continued on Pago Four) V ul -"" 'IV Him It from the nun borer ferrets. iimv;l"R ,f make the town safe for niaf 'nfcstlii' Imllannv. ut have Mop- rlnes and otberc. Nothing hull t ( iioiiiiir autoi-is an' on-1 fnn'ty bottles has n-vrirded hlf' fc ,,..,iin' orii- with- seHrch f'r dsv. he mourned, crack- ' 7m even a heHtcil ltcrct Ion. iiiucli 1c". a murtler. sime nlc:'"ear or tne town pool hall and fob; hii imrfittly bappv oiIht" lwe luinilHJinc liiistnnds. QUANTICQ Major Butler Calls Marine Boycott When Post Town 1 Moisture Irks Mayor Station Master Puts in Hectic Week Last of Bootleggers Gone Willi Have Parade. By FRANK I. WELLER Associated Press Feature Writer (jl'ANTICO, Va., Sept. 19. (P) I (A1) Assured that ho will have his j way about prohibition enforcement in this little marine post town. Major (ieneral Smedlev O. Butler is making plana to Ket out his band and lead back the l'whi leather- necks he took away last Saturday ,hc const(.ralioll ur ,oral busl. ness men. Associated Press rhoto .Maj. (icii. medley O. IliUlrr Appointed cnnuniinditnt of this famous tra initio luise three wumtliH ago, the veteran "devil dog," who says lack of public: co-oper;ition hindered his cleanup of Philadel phia as its borrowed police com missioner, warned Quantico it must i choose between the "lawless ele- - , .r Ml p I J tillk ImenL" and the marines. Three ar rests made by federal agents did nut v'ltfsfv tho pi'tiernl Up marrh- ed out, and with him went the men who have made up '.'H per cent of the customers of the town's busi ness and amusement places. Hectic Week After a hectic week of council meetings, "calls" on residents of careless conduct, nod hasty trips to nricliborinp municipalitips in his new hue roHdster to borrow war-! rintHi A K Mointeor. who is both mayor urn! railway station maMcr, iiiiui i irmi i lie K' -in' i ui i mi i i iiu luni. big bootlegger" hud left town "What about the little ones?" de manded the general. "Wo think they're all Kone," the mayor replied. "Whenever you're sure we'll have a parade. You and I will lead it right into town. And 1 hope the boys buy a lot of extras to make up for our absence." v With the mayor at his side. Gen eral flutter called out his entire command to explain Ihe situation. Breaks News "Yon birds." he said, planting one foot atop the nearest barracks porch railing, "took an oath some time ago to defend the constitu tion. Don't let tills news stun you. hut the prohibition law Is part of It." His cap slipped over to the high ly recommended hard-boiled angle. Mo gave it a push nml then the elbow of his right arm came to rest on his knee. "I Hnderstnnrl," he went on, "that there is some difference of opinion among civilians concerning the right and wrong of prohibition. Some of it got into camp, but those on the nceative side sre In the htig. It's a closed question for the military, ami as long as you wear those uniforms don't get opinion. a led." Non-Com Kept Bar Quantico got loo rough for Hie : general when he found one of hN highest ranking noncommissioned j offieprs 'tending bar for the town's' biggest bootlegger. There are sto- lies of liquor fount! In the qufir- tors of two commissioned officers and "too much whoopw." has been liscitbeil as the Indirect rmip of , five ncebb'iital deaths Htnong -the ! enlisted men in the last month. Town Scrceant Nij-snn. (Jitantl-I t found himself confront ei with a more than ordinariU troublesome slid thankless job. what with trv - 1 l"g another p-pnut he t In tlie lowed intently the plays in i i I the ior.lv sunr-'Hig r;.rd jium. I Husband Disputes Intersection With Friend Wife; Loses I-ONGVIKW. Wash., Sept. 19. P Bub Rockett of (.'as- tie Hock disputed th right at way at a street intersection ! Willi his wife and lost the ar- eiiment. Ili.s ear. upside down and otherwise damaged, bore testi- mony of Iho futility of aruu- - iiiK with a woman, especially a man's own wife, when she is at I he wheel of another ear. Mi'H. Rockett'H car also bore mrkH or the nay. Both 0L- cupants escaped injury. : Prosecutor Takes Personal Hand in Trial of Accused Theater Magnate's Wife Would Quiz State Medical Experts. MS ANT.KIJCK, Sept- 1.(Pl District Attorney Huron Flits took a personal part in the murder trial of Mrs. J.ouis I'antaKos today, ml PITKIN PI FA ?S32 !Z?f f'&l I II IU 111 I LLR t .2f4?;.-? f F FOR OPENING EfpfS pom case ksaiywpl eIio ESTIMATES eal expert, might bn I U LU I llllll I UU. dreKMititf the tlte prosecution open its east' state medi culled to testify ;ih to tho caus of death in a case Hueli as described in tin hypothetical question pro pounded by tho Uefenso yesterday. LOS ANGKLKS, Sept. 19- (P) Trial of Mrs. Lois J 'an tapes n second degree murder charges Km wing out of the death of Juro Knkunioto. Japanese motorist, af ter an automobile accident, rapid ly approached Its climax today as the state prepared to launch an at tempt to refute -defense; testimony that tho man's death vas due to other causes. Counsel f o r Mrs. Pantnges l.iniiu-lit the defence enne to n nut!- d. n clow- yenierdny with testimony ' of five physicians that Itokunioto 1 of iimihvxhitinii after anes- thctic had been administered dur ing an operation. Several hours of argument preceded admission of the testimony. The defense pre viously hud produced witnesses who swore that the wife of Alex ander i'antages, theatre magnate, was not Intoxicated when her auto tnobtle struck itoltumoto's ear at an intersection last June, as the state bad contended, and that the operation peVformed upon the Jap a ncc after the accident was not an emergency one. E PALKM. Ore.. Sept. 19. (A1 The state highway commission an nounces that the date for the hear ing tin the boundaries of the pro posed North rmpqua - Diamond Iike highway Improvement dis trict which was to have been held at Kosebiirg on September 2" has been postponed to a date In Octo ber which will bn announced later. The postponement of the hear ing was at the request, of many Douglas county residents who said ihey would be unable to be present on account of tho prune picking season. AIho, it wus stated that the menace of forest fires lit this lime would keep many away who were interested in the project. Sev eral residents of Kosebiirg who lavor the district Joined In the re quest for postponement. Favor Athletics By Slight Odds to Take Series a t 4 f Ni;V YoltK. Sept. 1ft. TTi Wall Street reported the first offerings of wafers snd odds today on the world series with the Philadelphia Athte- ties a plight fivortte to win ' the classic and the Cubs the etn.iee tn take the first game .1. S. Kried and company f i announced receipt of a com- j mls.-ion from a middle wes- tcrncr offering flC.oao again-it 17.r,oy that the Cubs in the i-erles. Another wa.-r s nutd at odils of .,.,tm to .',iHM that the Culu Win the "ri chum, UMPQUA 9 LEAGUE OF NATIONS ASSEMBLY MEETING AT G. .liiLVA General view of League of nddress on naval disarmament. of France, sponsor of the plan of the plan jPEAR SHIPINT WILL BE CLOSE!: 1 from him. f Traffic Association Figures! "i am collector for the j phone company." he said. "I Hold Valley Crop Predic- j t '''' -u,no nl;l;uls "i"1 w r,)-1 r hed. I wnnt to call up tho po- inn I ict ItliM Moor Cop4 iltce alimit It. Lend me H. null Laoi iviajr muui I UVl; Baker to Preoare Newi Estimate' Tin1 peiil- Cl'iiji of Ihe UoKlle : Itlver ullc.v will run clone lo the eatlnnite of May ,11, lust, of 1 tfjli ! emu of I lai-tletlx, and 1 S 10 citi'K, ,he winter vai ietlcK. It n- j Ported t the noon niertlni; tmlay I "f 'he ItoBiie Itlver 1 raff I of the Hogue Itlver Traffic asso I elation. A later estimate that tho; crop would bo from 1 ti to '20 perl ' cent higher than the May estiinat-j ! Iwas scouted. , ! Secretary linker was instructed ! to prepare a revised estimate of the pear crop, up to the present 1 ' tinie including the ntiinlier of . , cars shipped, cars to.no sluppcu, and" the number of cars of pears In storage, which was estimated ir,,w" other person, one of them a be between -KM) and a (Ml cars. Confirmatory telegrams of ih extension of tin emergency freight. rate of Jl.tjO. and the granting f the export parity were read. The officials of the Plac.crville, Calif.. Fruit association, intend to visit this valley next week, It was announced. Tho association meeting was the shortest, and' ieHHt attended tbe year. The shippers are too busy witii pear shipping fur lun- customs home. cheons. The ship) Ing season in : Charles Schinilz, customs broker now at Its peak, ami will start I and M rs. Agnes A. Cress, confi to taper off the end of the week. ! dential clerk for a largo wholesale Snnio of the pin king houses havo j liquor firm, were still being sought started to curtail, others will con- department of Justice, agents tinue full bbott for a couple of 1 today. months. The crops of most of the Tho alleged operations of the larger nn-hards have been picked I four were disclosed yesterday when and paeked. 'complaints were Issued by tho V. I s. commissioner charging each YRFKA INniflN YOUTH ! ''-"id.-.iey i vi m the ,,.- nClU HO iniCnVIHni YHF.KA, Oil.. Sept. 1!'. (IJ KM Spencer. Indian youth, was ar- Mis. Cress was charged by lint rested as an Incnndtarlst In connec- i r I -1 I with being Ihe "bruins" of tlon Willi the Hoise Creek flro near iii alleged conspiracy. The three Orleans, 1n the wake of which the men, he asserted, using their vinl hody of lleorgo Iteuter, Hfi-ycur-old on 'e'eupntlons to further the pi, in prospector, was found. I of operations. Playful Pachyderms Endanger Vli.VKY. ' AliUnilia. Sept. 111. (I'l-Ffglilliig "Hilly" lliiKhcs. A us- iifl liero nf ontniTiil.ered li.1Uie:tl battle- hart ga;n d new- d b t lie-1 1 usn'"1 ' tlie rescue, fearing the tlon for agility and qtih-k Jiolg M iiten d figure of one of Aus tiicnt In e.Mi a dng unseat lied ft out ; t ralla's liioi-t famous public men nylui: paeh-d'rins at t be first ... ,ib x found limb r a in; of wi-cfiting inat" h the et ian sliil'-.-,. polish lref and bone. Kans and man ever attcnd"d. olfb fa Is llft.-d all Zlkmnnds 2 1 S 'Hunt Jibn I'esf-k. all the v ay pounds to be rell'-vd and som' from Ni brask i. and hiihkj- Jo- Hii;it surpriHi'd to find no lltlly Xikmund of c --n inoi e remoi" Hiigbe underncat h. not even a I'olmid. were billed as the main grease spot. attraction of what developed Into The situation seemed s"rioiis for roinMhlng or a toiiglihoiisc as it) 'American got more and more play fill with bis opponent and began tossing him a bout t he ring. Kx-I'i cinier Hughes was att'-nil-Ing merely us an Innocent spec t t r drawn to the scene bv bis Intere-t in foreign affairs and In- ternatlorial relatlniis, but befc be- The boui .otitinii-d. hc'k inscd a me 1 focus of all e ex u ben XI). mil ml out .f t be ring tbre. I'esi-k. In a moment ..f exti em" umte times. Then the police in plqiie, hurled the I'olNh paebv- w-i fert-d. Vbtory n awarded derm bodily through the topes h" NV),rknn and Mr. Hughes rlb'lii, toward Mr. HuyluV w;;it. , icc.-tied h-nm tnif-.d;. Nations as&etnb delegate! assembled Inset shows prime Minister MacDonald with Premier Arietide Briand for European union. for u Phone Collector Borrows Nickel to Call Police CHICAtiO, 111.. Kept. Id. - (VP) Kd (iiillaKher, a collector j Esses! ter(1y rm,R1 ,, f with a pistol took then, away nickel." ! OSED TO STEAL L SAX KKANCISCO, Sept. 19. P) i Two men were under arrest, and I woman, were being hunieil today "K Principals tn a purported con- l by which it is charged, large amounts of bonded liipjor i have been Illegally wit hdrn wn I from government warehouses hero wn iB documents, Those under nrrest aro Daniel ,1 C'ottrell, former cashier of the V S. customs here, recently discharg fid; and It. N. Mae imams, pro- 1 prietor of a drug storo near Iiliiition laws. KmoiikIi bended the ,,.,.,, ,.sp,is, ir. S. Atlorne jii'-urgc Hatfield declined ' "l., flood Han -iiiiicIhco." today, of Ring Famed War Premier j ' u, foriiier , bMl 1)Klli premier, ho Ih disappeared coin- pl.tely 1 J " " ,1lIM"""n II 'Mil ; moment until t( was discover! d lli:t Mr. Hughes with s-ed wift- i- i ha n a fi ing wrest ler bn i hik' ll refuge under bis neat. I'ioth hi- crouching position he emerged Nifdy as soon as th" 'olh men ace bad been hoisted Into the rlt.g aga In, forged papers BONDED lUOft ; u it. a t i ia i tit.iu to hear Ramcay MacDonald's ; jYANKEE GUTTER II IMIU.U WU I I Ul I Captain Will File Formal Protest Against Attack Claims No Warning Given PatrOl BOat Captain Makes Report. HAUKKX, N. S., Kept. 19. (P) Charges that, it United States coast guard cutter shelled tho Ca nadian motor ship Hhawneo 20 miles off Now York were made by her master, Captain John Mt-Ieod, today. The Shawneo arrived here with shell holes in her port quarter and part of her rail carried away. Captain Mr Loud declared his In tention of filing a formal protest with the Dominion government. lie said his vessel, en route from Hermnda In ballast, was off New York last Friday night when the ( Cntted States const guard cutter )4f, cnmo mi wlthnul lights and without warning fired flvo hhotB at f lin Shawnee, After Ihn firing, raptaln Mc.1ead said, thn cutler hailed him, asking the Identity ot the sulp. WASHINOTON, Sept. III. (IP) Coast guard headquarters announc ed today that a coast guard patrol bout fired on the Canadian motor (. ship Shawnee off Ambrnso light, orr New York harbor, on tho night or September It after tho vessel failed lo stop. A brief statement Issuod by tho coast, guard said thn vessel was running wlthnul lights and ap peared to bo an American craft. The patrol boat rired throe blank warning shots without bringing the Shawneo to a hull and followed with two shells which Mopped (he vessel. Ijiler the coast guard announced Mint Its records listed the Shawneo as a rum runner which hnd been wiilched by tho const guard vessels. T SAI.KM, Ore., Kept. 1ft. .'fl'j Vestcrday wiih the 7tli anniver sary of the periliuiwid seleetlon of Salem as Mrcgon's stale fair !. Mceot dim; to rerordi produced by AHe-it Tzlert cttidlan of i.'bam poeg i ui rk. The ncleethin wuh made by vote of tho Mgon Agri coil lira I society. Kiigert" r'-eevc I one vote, I'orvallls one, Oregon Cily two and Halein k:,. The CHth annual slate fair will open Monday, weather permitting, former attendance records arc likely to be beaten. The (Megotl Slate exhibit. Whir l) has held prominent place at the Sacramento fair this season nrriverl W'ednciibiy in charge of I'. M. I .owe of Ashland, president of the west e i ii st at is exposition exhibit ors. The exhibit won f h t priK' In Uliroriila. fj.iini lliiil wilt h.ivc exblldts are .Maiif.ii, I'olk. I.lttli. VamhlH. Wastilngt'oi. I.auv, T i I I a tn o o k. i'i"'", Malheur. Columbia. ( 'lack a- iiiun, Juckiii und Waco. CANADIAN SHIPS FIRED UPON BY Los Angeles Rain Is Embarrassing for Elder Lady I .OS AN'tiKl.KS. Si-pt. H Circumstances con- siiired ti embtirrasM n kindly iid laily to the point of t tears in ti city hull elevator yeslctduy. It had ruined fur I tic first time In six years In September. Klevatnr boys 4 are muter instructions to call 4 out loudly tit each floor. "Spring out:" shouted a boy at the SprtiiK street level. ' I heir your pardon. younK man," the K. O. It. tulilressed liltu, "but I cannot do that. This dampness bus affected my rhemiuitism." NAME AIRPORT PRIZHF $25 Directors Announce Two Contests for Big Celebra tion $100 for Best Poster Budget Adopted Rules Are Outlined. I Further plans for Med ford's biff airport celebration of next year ; were discussed at tho meeting of l tho board of directors of the cele Ibratlon last night. The budget of $28.K0O was adopted and It is ex pec ted returns from tho celebra tion will be approximately V35.0U0. Two contests, one for tho selec tion of n name for tho celebration and the other for a sultablo poster, wilt bo held, with cash prizes for each. A prize of $1!G will bo given In tho name contest and rules were n,,,n y tho publicity committee ll n idikivvn, I . Any person may submit one or more names for Ota considera tion of the judge's. ii. Tho name for tho celebration should nut contain mure than flvo wjirds. i ft. All names must be printed on plain paper, with the name and address of the contestant submit ting it plainly written on tho buck thereof. 4. All persons wishing lo enter the contest must submit their entries to the publicity committee, at the office of tho Med ford chain ber ot commerce not later than 12 noon, Thursday, October 10th, 1929, In order to recelvo considera tion. The prize will bo awarded as soon thereafter as thr Judges reach j their final decision. 5. One cash nrlzo of twentv-flvo ' dollars ($25, DO) will be awarded lo tho winner of the contest Poster Contest Kules for the poster contest, which were sent out. to 200 art schools, colleges and universities in various sections of tho country, are as follows: 1. Purpose: The purpose of the contest will he to secure a design for a poster to advertise tho cele bration of the dedication of the new Med ford airport, tho atten dant pageant, air review, and oth er events In connection therewith. Kllglhlltty: Any artist, ama teur, professional, or commercial art firm may enter the competition for the prize. 3. Date: Design for the poster must be submitted to the publicity committee, care Med ford Chamber of Commerce, not later than Nov. Ifiih, i'J29. 4. Doslgn: Thn design for the poster must be original, and should typify Iho advance of aviation and Medford's position In the aeronau tical world. It is understood that the winning poster will remain the properly of the publicity commlt-!-!. together wllli alt reproduction rights thereto. The proportion (if the design Is to be une, to ono and one-half upright. ft. I'rl.e: A-cash priv.e of $t00 Is offered for tho poster design which in the opinion of the committee of .bid gen, mut graphically Illustrate tne purposes ror which It Is In tended. , , Competitors are- urged to use us much originality and Imagination as conslHtcnt ' with good form and artUHe design. All designs sub mltie.k should be adaptable to printing with four color process. NKW UltACNKKI.H. Tex.. Sept lit.- iPi The Jury in the Kibecca llradlcy lingers hank robbery case j 'continued Its deliberations late to- (day. No word had been received from the Jurors slnep they report-' led they were deadlocked tTiis mor ning. Judge John Wulhon Indlcat- ' icd be would dismiss the dcllbcrH- t o rs tonight if no decision bad hern reached by then. j Kpriugfield Plans proposed fur puvinjj Main street. FETE AND WIN JAPAN HOP IS DELAYED BY BAP Bromley's Big Plane Cracks Under Strain of Test Pilot Herbert J. Fahy Is Badly Injured Right Arm May Be Useless Ship Plunges to Street Pave ment. Hl'HHANO, Oil.. Sept. lit. (,T) Lieutenant Harold Itroniley's u' lioned Taconia-to-Tiikyo airplane flight definitely Is off until next year, and tho flyinK days of Lieu tenant Herbert j. Kahy. test pilot, may be ended, n the result of the failure ot Bromley'a low winged monoplane, ttie aecond "City of Tu coma," to withstand the Blrain of its trial flight. . The big high-speed ship shed its tall grout) and plmmed into a city street with Kaliy yesterday. It. sliced one wing off ngainst a tree, caromed into a liouso, smashing the other wing and Its under car riage, and somersaulted upon th" paved thoroughfare. Physicians at a tilendale liospllul, where Fahy was senil-counsclnus today, said the former world war pilot probably would live, but that It was douhtful If he would recover the use of his right arm. II" sui fored a compound fracture of the right elbow, u brain concussion, nu merous cuts about his bend and face, and possible internal injuries. Tail Group Falls The tail group, which was an ex perimental assemblage being test ed for tho first time, fluttered away while Kahy was coming out ot a figure eight turn 21") feet ubovn the ground. With loss or all .di rectional control, he managed to glide within a few feet of tho earth before the plane stalled and crashed. rahy.-'-olTstn-pl-s : Fay-,'" probably saved his life by ducking down Into , tho cockpit and remiilnliwr huddled there na tho ship turned over, lie was found unconscious, held In his seat by his safety belt, with Ills head resting on the pavement. Lieutenant Hromley. who wit nessed from thn ground the smash ing of his plane, anil with II bit last hopes ot reaching Tokyo by uir mis year, announeeii immeiit atoly alter the crash that ho would try again next summer. Lieutenant Fahy and his wife, Mrs. Claire Fahy, Fahy's nephew. Ward Miller, were to have left for the cast Saturday In a cabin trans port plane. Fahy planned to enter the national air derby Tor the L'd Hcl Ford trophy. firocei-M H i I'lukcr Chains. MKMFHIH, Tenn.. Hept. in. ffl) The Wholctmle, cirorers' nsso i elation of America voted unani mously late today to combat the j movement of packing Interests to establish g r o c c r y distribution chains und resolved to fight "with every proper effort along legal and (other linen," any effort lo modify the consent decree. No Wonder ALLIANOK. Ohio, Sept. 1!.-,T Mlko fioodeti. 75, Alliance truck driver and father or iM children, dropped dead here last night. Will Rogers Says: CljAliK.MOliK, Okla., S, .(. 1!. Hack to Hie eld Imuiic slate. The yiivenioi- litn! just made im culoncl on liis sltil'!' und f conio Inline lo put, mil n mini. Ii e tl. The h t a t e never loolfed belter a n il polities worse, wliieli is jn.sl us it s ll 0 ll I il lie. Just, missed hy one day u re union or I he writers of our state const it ill ion which uh.s celelirutiii'.' ils JJnd Idrtli diiy und 1 -ti u I i Pi 1 1 floral trili. tile was paid lliere to my f:t tlicr, lio was the oldest member of the eiui-,titiition fotindors. If Okliiilomn doe in the nevf '22 yenis what we have in the Inst, why New York will be our parking Npitec, (.'bicnii our arsenal, New Orleans our imi'iscinent center, timl I.os Angeles sej; re'iitcd for KIU and S-'liilnc oonvcutionH. Yours. WILL KOCKHS.