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MEDFORD MABLi' TKIBFN
The Weather
Temperature
Fort-east: Vain tnnielu "I Thurs
day. Xo fliaiiiio in ipmitcrature.
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Daily Tuf nt)'-furth ar'.
Weekly Kifty-etctttii Yr,
MEDFORD, OREGON", VKIXES1AY. OCTOBER 30. 1U29.
No, 221
Today
By Arthur Brisbane
Quite An Earthquake.
Don't Sacrifice Your
Stocks.
Russia Means It.
A Million-Year Machine.
(Copyright by Kin? Feature
Syndicate, Inc.)
Another financial eartlititmki',
mid rather severe. Wall Street
can sympathize with the Ha
waiian Islands, where they re
cently luul 40 earthquakes with
in two hours.
The violent drop in stock
values has nothing whatever to
do with the value of properties
'represented. One or two stocks
for instance, that have dropped
in value upwards of '100
share, will, in a few years, sell
at n price ij-'iOO above the high
est price ever reached thus far.
M
The trouble is not with j
vlmerican values, but with 20,
O00,(H0 gamblers, frightened all
at once, throwing their stocks
overboard. A eattle stampede
is not as dangerous as a gam
bling stampede.
Sonic sacrifice their stocks
because they must, unable to
meet margin culls.
MM....... 41. 1. !
i nwoc null fidttr if(ffiiit in- t, , , ,i , ,, . , .
j buying in the general list. It was
telligently and not on a "1'1- aimu-ent that strong buying sui-
low vour leader" ulan should !1olt !,llf ISTOlofcd overnight, and
ion jour u.isitr pi.m Milium, j thut u mo.e ,,,,,,.,, ft.ellns exlsl.
if possible, make the neeessarv j l in both Investment and specu-
sacrifices and hold on. Theyj,nUve """l, ,.,,
will he glad tllPV diJ SO.
4.4. I
At this li.oment, while the be-
t
wildered sheep joint in the
stampede and saerilice their I
wool, wise men are picking up
what they drop.
Advice isn't of much value
nil a
i.. A
(in an earthquake.
Ami, unfortunately, it is too
, . , u .11 m
ate to say don t gamble..
The advice for today is "Don't
. . , , ' ,
get panic stricken and throw
good property away, if you can
, .,
Ueep if. .
. .
I he amusing person at this
season is the man who
for i
some strange reason, has not
lost any money in Wall Street.
Ife hastens to tell you about
it, and his manner is that of
someone who has done some
thing remarkabh- brilliant.
liussia's recent, executions of
men licensed of conspiring
against the government now
number ()'!. They include two
priests and their assistants and
two Jewish diamond merchants,
Kleiner and Peitz, convicted of
smuggling diamonds out of So
viet liussin.
In Russia it is neeessarv
to
fContinned on Paso Four)
Trvln- t flml out liwi hv ni'sy e"er feeiinis was mani-
.iil in -II rl-k all t. mli a 1 flI alnar Montaomery street,
rillii' Klulloii ' SI3.S.-.. r U. ; Mnyitisr on the oiicnina spnt several
iT.n-ihlr' nn' fciuiiititi tmii think : ks one to three points above
ihi-y kin miinh-r jonnir girls Willi yestcniay s close anil rnmlnnetl the
lnitmnlly. t m.lti' lo Ih n inmiii- "Parii movement dnrliiK Ihe first
imnial tack, hut It clmuifln' lake .'hour of iradin.
Irelil-iu llfxnpr't rrlme fninmN ! TrBiis Amerka. beaten baik '
don over an lionr on' a half In ienlay nfier atandinir alone against
rinil mil Mlm'n rr-ioiicihlc for all He nation wide liii drive, led
tin' mipxikiiialtle Ixcik. Hint arc. Hie eoumer attack, openlnit nearly
HiaMliii' llie market. You'p iim-1 2 share higher and (taining
nirniiil to cleHTlorate when jimi 'ground steadily until more than
.eiiil In a miiict for M I v r i ; ahead of last nlnhl's position.
Tlirendc" i Trading on the htcal curb ex-
t (-nprl(tht John K. Dille Co. I (change showed a hoiiyant tone.
STOCK PIT
WILL CLOSE
TWO DAYS
Open At Noon Thursday and
Close Friday Saturday
Is Vote of Directors
Sweeping Rally in To
day's Session Heavy
Share Dealing Continues
Closing Strong.
i
Ni:W VUliK, Oct. 3. W"l Uov- i
el nors of the New York Exehaiifie j
voted today to delay the opening I
tomcrnnv until noon and to ciose j
the exchange on Friday and Satur- $
day. The Kxchange will be open i -
Monday, the day preceding elec
tion day.
Miff VOliK. Oct. 30 A swoop- !
ing raily in prices took place at i
the opening of today's stock mar
ket. Several blocks of 10,000 to SO.-!
000 shares .figured in tile Initial
dealings, with early gains ranging
from Si to $10 a share. A few
stocks opened moderately lower as
a result of further forced liquida
tion in yesterday's disastrous break
but these losses faiied to check the
L Steel common, directors of j
which (iccJaroil an extra tlividoml '
"r ' f el' in." i the
jypMteniay, open! S3 a hare high-
cr at st 77.
fitly gain of $10, Canadiwn Pacific
i $S.; American Telephone $7,
West Ins house Ulectrio $4 iiw New
Hit ven, Kj Sc. l'emiKylvania, t'hryn
ler, Montgomery Ward and Para-
mount Famous Laxity moved up $1
', to S2 a share.
) i'rices on' Hie "New York Curb
i lOxchange aio bounded upward at
l,.,i
j The rally gained momentum as
i the session progressed, and initial
JBillnit wre Kimpr:My M,onii(,d be.
i frc the end of the first half hour.
j II. S$. Kteel common quickly tx-
! te(P, !t, g;lj to J7.2J i,y touch-
ins l 81.25.
I close strong
''losing priced were a'ound the
iiignesi oi me fiay. as uic siaie
ment of John l. Itockefeller. Hr
on the stability of conditions
market. American Telephone soid
up to 23't up 2H iminlM, IT, W. Steel
wdd 184, up 10. Oeneral Kleetrie
was up -0 and American and For
iu;n f'ttwer ,fohn aMnvHff4
having sold up 25 points, slipped
hack 5 from the top. The closing
was strong. Total sales approxi
mated Hf,70O,ttfHi shares.
I10U UQUOR
RUNNERS GUILTY
POilTI.AXD, Ore,, Oct. 3. (&i
Kttneo CuHHtaii ami -Jeie Beiii,
;t licked rutn rumierx eUKfit in
snithei Orvami on Ihe i'jtelfie
hiKhway, entered pleas of frtiiity to
charees af possession and trans
portation of alcohol heing run In
from i'ajifornirt today hut sentence
wan deferred a we-k.
fiuastaii and Belli were arretted
late last month In the Siskiyou
mountains hy Federal Aent Terry
T: t e n t en ro t e fro m S n i-'rn n -elseo
to Pert, ami. Tim men vere
drivlnjf separate cars nnd together
carried 125 Kitiions of g-rnin ftico
hul. A third car, helieved to have
been traveling with the tw men.
escaped, while Talent and leputy
Sherfff Prescott were stopping the
other two.
TOCKS HEAD UP
N SAN FRANClSGf
SAN FHAXOISCO, Cal., Oft. M.
(Hi Stock liricos lirailed hlKhef
In San Frandsro trailing early to-
WALL STREET
A teene along Wall strest as tense and euri3us throngs gathered whea the most terrific stam
pede of tellinB ewer experienced swept the New York stock exchange. A harried meeting of leading
bankers checked the sickening drop of stock prlcss. The meeting Included W. C. Potter (left), presi
dent of the Guaranty Trust company; Thomas W, Lament teenier), senior Morgan partner, ana
Charles E, Mitchell (right), chairman of the Chase National bank.
DACOCMnCDO fit!
sin TniiinnniYTi
mill lnnnui uiii j
TELL OF PLIGHTS
Plane Forced Down Off;
Course Two Go in
Search of Shelter
lyni i
Is Spent in Cabin
Woman Cooks Meal.
ALHUQl'KUQUK, X. M Ort. 30
iJPi A tri-tnotored Western Ah
Kxjii'ess plane pHoted hy James K.
Doles today Ktood victor over
etements and the rugged yuthwest
aftcr'the twb had comlinsd to
rise to fear conoernhg the plane
and it five t'cujmnts
As a fine snow .sifted down upon
the airport here and men con
ferred over pin !jk fm search to
loeute the phine, then thirty hours
oTertlue, the ship roared on to the j
fieid everyone safe and happy and j
The plane had been forced down J
southeast of Tracneda. X. St.,
which is sixty luiieu miutit of the '
rejruiar course. 1
The five stranded fliers had ;
their share of experiences. Two of
'the five men went out In search of
shelter. When they did not return
Pilot lolen stm-ted the motors of
the piano and this noise whh an
auditory heacon to the wandering
pair as darkness crept over the
land.
t'onsumlni; what food they had
In ihe pirfne, the party later found
a cahin nearby that hud been
noted fn eirelin for a JanditiK
The niKiit was spent there before
a roarlnsr fire,
Mi'ii. Bessie Mason, a woman liv
ing nb(ut five miies where the
plane landed, discovered the flying
party She cooked theift a meal of
e,s ant! ham and Idsenitti, fortify
ing tiie men against the eoid and
BLICAN THORN
SEEKS REILECINKS
WASHINGTON', Oct. t&i
Cteorjie Y, ,Vtnrfs, f tic Xeitraska
independent who has been a thorn
in the side of his regular Bpuh
Itcitti colleagues for years, is for
mally in the field for re-election to
the senate.
Xorris, who supported Alfred K.
tfmfth. the Denjoeratic preldentia!
candidate, in a statement pubiffh
ed today, said he considered thai
bis principles of government had
been chalieniffd. f f ehareed in
ailianee had been formed between
the JiepuHJjran "standpat machine"
within Neioaska and those who
controlled the machine from the
otttsidt. and tlu.t Famuei II. M
Keivle, former governor and now
a member of the farm bmrd, had
been named ti defeat him.
IRS COMPLETION OF
M'KENIIE HHMAYi
j The slump which beaan a week as they watched their fortunes
' I aao and culminated in yesterday's fade,
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 30, iA record-breakinie crash, aave thej Siany declared they werr
A deteautton of county civic j majority of them their first hap-! through jihiyina the market,
officials representing chamber of i 'I'm of fire and wiped many of fine hrwkcr said:
commerce at Kugene, sipringfield. them out. "An easterners, women are osose
Cottage titm. end Junction City furlmt struelSinii days that have uncertain than men. They ek
appeared before the state highway ? tried veteran operators, women more advice. They sit and ssm
conmsissioii tod-iy and urged com-! have crowded about the tickers mur, haii t sell or shall f hsajs
pietion of the M Keniie highway, and sat before the boards In the on? They go through jsreater
Letter maintenance and a coat of offices of Iheir brokers, watching : agony of Indecision in crucial mo
Hi as tt precaution aasinst further i the drop of prices that meant to meots, Jn tp l.f week I think
deterioration of the entiie road-! many the iocs of years of aavings. they have suffered from the men
ocd. brokers said their espe.ienre t tai strain more than men
TENSE AS STOCK MARKET BOILS
Eugene Woman, 90,
Gets Boyish Bob
As Free Hair Cut
KircKXK, Ore.. Oct- 30.
oylsh boh adorned the
of Mrs. Mary Nelson,
today.
Two barbers offered, fsm-
' plinientary haircuts over the J
weekend and Sirs. Nelson
took vantage of the offer
tU IIHV3 ItVt lilWi Ititft HHf, T
AUhough she was unahle
to speak Knglish XI r. Nei-
thanked the har!er?t nrofuse-
1 in her native tongue.
MADAME C
HOOV
AT CE
U0-UlSC0erer 01 KaUlUm 10
REMONES
Be Given $50,000 for"
Purchase of Precious-
Health Aid Social Plans
Are Curtailed.
WASHINGTON, Oct. WV
ladame Curie, eo-dlseoverer of
radium, was in Washington today
to become the recipient of the
means of purchasing a gram of the
precious metal to he uxed hi a
continuation of her research work.
A guest of President and Mi's.
Hoover at the White House, the
tiny woman who aeeepted as the
icjsaey of iir husband the comple
mentary studies prompted hy their
isolation f the element, today
was honored by the National
Academy of Sciences.
A draft for $5.o. encased in
silver, had been made out to hei
fer presentation thin afternoon at
ceremonies including an address
resident. Its purpose was
hase of a gram of radium
In the iTurle Polish can
cer hospital and laboratory la
Warsaw.
fn deference to Madam? ri
who has not enjoyed the best of
health i'ecenily, no elaborate social
functions hml been planned sup
plementary to the family dinner at
which she was a guest at the
White House last night and the
program tlila afternoon, It wan
arranged that ouiy a few friends
of the president family shoo id
meet her fodtty,
Women Stock Dabblers, Poorer But
Wiser, Return to Bridge and Jobs
NEW YORK, Oct. S8.
Thousands of women,
speculators. returned
l.rWije. tatties today, poorer hut shwS jn mjntt., aBrt ,any wof(s.H
wiser In the ways (ti Wail street, fmmd themselves jdd oat eaiised
Attracted iiy tiie profits to ! hysteria and aome of tlicm fainied,
made during the past year, women: Most ftf those who survived the
of ail classes, society niatrtms. de-:tw ijrevious blows appeared yes.
hutaiites, teachers and stenograph-; terday In have become accustomed
ers. have been in the market. to the nrdeab Knme even smtted
ijsovioierf PrtM Photo
SEP
HUR
INGPl
ilBY TE
Tornado Strikes Houston
Suburbs Many Houses,
Barns, Garages Demol
ishedFive Persons In
juredOne Man May Die.
HOt-.fPOX, Tex.. iit. 38. 13
One man was critically . injured
and two women and two men were
huft'in a tornado which struck or
thii&ige of iioustpn toda:
,Haif s iosen houses were; de
molished, hans and garage wore
wrecked and several other dwel
lings were unroofed hy Uie wind,
Tlse vicllms: ; ' .
U. B. Works, 68, internally in
jured, may die.
Sirs. H. B. Workif, SS, hraisefl
and shocked.
51rs, J. A. Martin, probable in-
i Sernai injoiien.
1 J. A.
SSitf tin, scratched siid
Kovur, IS, of AUef,
fwHevw!
ft have J?efthe first triiek.
Mr, ami Jrs, Martin were car
ried 598 feet, in hed. The wife still
was in hed when rescuers reachetl
the scene.
Near AHef, where tho itiorm was
heiievjKl iff bae sirurk hint eott
siderable damage wits doe. Mr,
and JJrjf, Joim Kavor imreHts of
Hdwln, were unhurt though their
houe was lifted 25 feet from Us
foundation,
Tbe three outlying sections
Houston affected were Harbor
Addition, CiriKsw Hoad am! AUef
LAKE SHIP TOLL
S PUCED AT
KKNOKHA, Wis,, tn-t. 30, vl
Sixteen iiien hist their lives when
the steamer Wisconsin sank in a
storm yesterday, it was determined
iiay hy ttm testimony of Harvey
Lyon purser of the ship, at a
fedeai investigation.
lyon testified that there were
T 1 members of the imssenger
fresght ship erew and fo.ur ias
scngers. Heventy-five as the ttai
nondier aboard is "sure" he said
Of the JS dead, nine bodies have
been recovered, Mfiy-nine more
persons were rescued, i& of them
whh injuries or suffering front ex-p.sne.
I.4'i fwlth wijjsfa customers during the
erstw hile slotny had ijcen varied.
Uf their' The sudilenncMs of the onciawsht
i;sl Thiirsda w-hii miit-Kits vsn-
Grundy Disclaims Concern
As to Classification of
Efforts Full Crowd At
tends Third Appearance
Before Probe Tells Com
mittee Farmers Given
Five Million.
WAXiiiNtlTOX, Oct. 33.
Joseph 1i Grundy, the -year-eld
president of the Pennsylvania
.Manufacturers aswoela-UiJii, who
iias lieid his frrountl is twe previ
ous ineountei with the senate
iohtty committee, today csoly ad
vised th investigators fee wa- not
worrying over just what eJadfka
tbm they jdat-e! anm lit activities
in feeiiaif of a higher tariff,
jJenator Hlaisf, Repnldican,
Wisconsin had remarked that if
Urundy would urge placing of
steel used in farm implements on
ihe free list that he "woifhi not he
classified as a i&b&yi&t in that
work,"
'l have no concern itlnmt -here
yeta eiassify me replied th& smii
mg Oruody,
lie added he would h& glad to
support Blaine's sugjfestlon that he
so iefore eustoms officials and
endorsee fi"ee entrj' at sSeei ftr
farm implements.
ane tefore the committee and 3
full crowd had gathered tn hear
the further teatiiiiny of the white
haired man who st far has fraiy
toid the committee hs raised eam
palgn funds for the llepiihiiean
party ami then came is "Washing -ion
to see thai party pledges on
ih tariff were carried out.
The committee disession today
shifted to the wool tariff, tlruiidy
defcRiled this and insisted it was
"one o the best ways of helping
th farmer- utide sf giving? him
Who is giving' ihe farmeris
S&mmijtmh1 asked iiiaine.
"V fellows did it,"
WP proposed to loan ihe far
mer $,oa,aa,ftg8 nmre," ammered
iilaine, asking; 'Yas m&n he
farmer Is a aior creditor?"
"No said 3raml "feat I think
everyone Is witling to let them
itave ft if they can't pay it hack."
Senator faraway called atten
iion to fli-ndy e&nni&nt atten
dance in the senate gaiiery during
the tariff dlseussisn
"Yes, i thought the shew was
worth the friee of admission
"Yes, i gueiss yon tiki" Caraway
retorted, did you rent that seat
np there?"
4 ;
Nil FOOD EXPONENT
OR. HARVEY WILEY: ILL!
WAKH1KWOS, Oct, SS, f
Or. Harvey W, Wiley, center of
a 3-year "purs food war as
chief chemist of the I3esrtment
f Agriculture, from ta 112,
is Reriously ill at bis home. here.
The storm center of such eon
trovesles as "The iiattle of ites
soate Hoda,' was S5 on Octoher
IS. His Insistence on purity of
food and food flavors and preserv
atives kept hint in the limelight
over a long erlod of year. After
bis resignation he beeame contrib
uting editor of a magazine
to food problem.
mim radi
ASSAY
i'AliiH. ' Oct. 30. m Etione,le yriees, witntn a iew years,
fiemcntci. veteraa radical socialist.! have bees stimulated ta She
'chairman of the finance etrntmit-j ioit where ihe problem of prices
tee of the senate and former mm-!" a ihia ef ihe past,
ister of finance in the Iferiot cai-j "The Medford pear is a sanerior
inet, today aci-eptefi 'in priticipie'j article, wi-Ue ii tops the heap at
the task of forming a cshinet to 'be present aiosneal, its saies prii-e
succeed l lie recently defeated i is far fceiow the reai yaitle of this
Iti land ministry. I wonderful fond. Place these pears
ins the fruit stands to every large
Although sever premier before, j city In the raited States In a Blah-
it, tementet ttas tons played a
jjFomiant part
Hfo.
PIONEER LUMBER MAN
PASSES IN PORTLAND
fonTI.AXD, Ore., Ort, $0,
John IouJpn mrnhpt of the
Jmrtan-louJifn !.U!nNr iRjitiy
are, tit Tulay t ih at
ars. Ha hai fjroml
Busily ljJnUfll yfUh Ujj laml?
bajR in th noF?hw?t for 4
Orejpon Weaiiicr.
Kair tntaht and Thursday: no
chanse in temperature, tientle
easterly winds oa the coast,
fsAd
inHu t I Book
deates a Stir
OAiiniiiDiC, .Ma Oct.
3a. A stir was crat$i
iday by aa aiiertisoeRt
that atmarsd in tb eoiiege 4
inasxiiie yf Hsmor, soid at
the ifctrtmath fotiaii gnie
Saturday.
Heading the advertisement
wre the wijrd,. lerisu.-e
they have fyg in ijimUm" &
and then appeared the fd- 41
lowing iestNms; Whea an
examination is over do ya
fel at a iss? White the
waiter is speaking to others
in Krejjs'li do you go in a
corner and bang your head?
op do yon mix freely with
your f Clio?? man thorns
sjplens, ami if so, what do
you mis freely with him." At
the bottom, of tho ad was a
name and a telephone num- 4
ler. 4
Matthew l.Ui'i, regent of
Harvard university, said he
had no idea what action
would be taken in the matter
hy eliege autborities.
Eighth Car Averages $3,86
Winter Pear Committee
Highly Pleased with Cam-
paign of Education
Wood m Statement.
The eighth car si Ssaes, offeresl
ob ihe DelreSt market hy the Wls
ter Pear CeasasittEe, sold tods; st
aa average per hsx st $3.SS.
THa AUaatic-PacJfie chain stores
mrchsse4 ali the a!xe 135 ia the
car at $4 a Isss, a teSegraaj to tlse
local coBsmMtss gaW:
The eighSh ear prices, by sizes,
were;
9-g
HW
3.73
.... ...... S.S
..... 3.84
..... 3.S4
4.M
... . J.SS
- 3.T5
S.fifl
Pear Committee is
mt-B
!5-g
l0-s
The Winter
hiRhly pieased
its Use progress
of the catspaiga m date sad DrvM
R. Wood, chainaaa, today made the
foliswing gtatemest regard itig the
aituatioa:
Jfriee Sitisfactory
"The prices realized are hijtaly
atiafaetsry. A year ago I virt
aiiy save a ear et IJsse pears ts s
eertaia dealer fa Detroit at a price
close ta $1 a box tower thaa the
average price paid for the first
sight cars soid this year. 1 didlfo
ta get iito toJereslcd ia Hose pears.
At ihe end of th& seasoa lie re
ported ihat he tost gisisey ea the
deal. Contrast his statement with
the free ssseyesBest of Bsaca teday
Is IJeiroit at gaod prices and you
have, seme idea of Hie progress
made in IJetroit by the sales cam
iwiRn. "The trade is bstytas readily. The
chain stores are aii ia line. Prac
tically every trait Jobber la Detroit
has a supply of Bsie pears or haad
ssmeShtajr that sever happened
hefore. The free movement Is due
entirely to the fact that our pears
are being: offered to the public:
ready to eat. Oar slojtas, "Old Gold
Outside, Sugared Saashiae loaide,
is a wr. C'oupisd with the beau
tiful, sfoldea yellow pears ready to
eat the essatshsatioa is irresistibie.
Mr, Wood continued: "1 am mak
iBfr a predictioa aow. if Ihe fruit
gmwsrs of ths Metiford district
will slay behind the Winter Pear
f'omatittee, Rive them ihe neces-
laary funds is educate the trade
how to handle pears properly, the
demand for Mcdford faii and itt-
? edibie condition and the true
slae nt iae M&H&rg ppar
STAIN OFI
KUMSTIi FAUA Ore, Oct SO,
An offer frsat radio ststlos
KXU lortisad, to mire the ata
tlos to Kismssh Fails has been re
jected by lbs directors of the cham
ber of rammerce. They felt the
city has pet ssJHelest faleat ta
make a station prefiisWe,
Boatu
FER BY M.
FEARS FOR
Convicted TTteater Magnate
Allowed to Visit Bedside
Going to Die, Is Belief
Attorneys Prepare Pleas
for New Trial Appear
anee for Sentence Comes
Friday.
JXSS ANGELES, Cal., Oct.
Krederifk T. Wise, a state
witness Is the reseat trial of Ales-
aader Paatsges, theatrical stag
nate, a a statutory charge, taday
filed ssit for J2afs,6( slsEsages
sgaisst the areaitUy slowmaa
sroands of slander.
Tise suit secased Paatage ef
twfes assertiag that Wise was a
party to as alleged blaetaaaM plot
sgslast Mas. The theatre mas sad
claJased reseatedly that ists aJhaett
atiaclc oa Eunice Priagie, co-etl
dapcar, was a "frame up" sy tie
IsOS ANGELES, Cal., Oct. 3.
fj sWhile aUsmevs for Alexander
Pautages, convicted fit a ertarisrt
aaack upon Miss Eunice PrSngle,
co-'hi daaeer, prepared to ester
pleas for a sew trial Friday wsea
tha Bsulti-mUMenaire theatre aa
appears for sentencing to sapertor
csart, Mrs. Lais Paatsges, his wlte,
today was uader eesstaat ehserva
floa of pbysiciaas whs reported
her condition as critical.
Postage yesterday was grssted
iseraslasioa to visit his wife's Bed
side, UJpss bis return ta the casa
ty iall la custody of deputy sher
iffs, te appeared dswacast aad ex
pressed the belief she was gstos
to tils''
Mrg. FantBgea, herself osder con
viettoa for asasslsstgbter is eea
necie2..wiHi tits death of Jars Ks
ksatfeto, Japaaea- gardeasr, aftsr
autoasoUla esiilsioa, has bees ia
ill health since the aeeldesf. She
stsffersd a relapse when isfssrtsicd
of her buebaad'a conviction sa
stotstsry charges brought hy Mbs
frifigie, ass, aitbough her paysi
eiass dealed shey feared for bar
life, they said that she Is ta a
"very critical coaditlos,"
Hearisg Nsvembar S
Hearings oa her prchaiirjn jsstl
tion, sow set for November 8, sre-
vioasly save bees pssipeaed twice
en reeoststesaatieiis of physlctass,
who aaid her appearasea Is court
ssight ressit la permaaest Ipjpalr
ssest to her bealtb.
Hepsrta that Faatagea was to be
removed ta the jail hospital ha
caase of illness foilswias his ess
vletloB were offset by Jail Physi
cian Beajassis Blgsk, who said lfcs
showasgp was sstfterisg pipor
chroale aliments pone of which
was ssrtoas at the preaesf ttae,
tJaesHonsa by District Aanw
Boron Hits eoHCerpisg resjorla of
Irregularities !a the Paatagcs case
jury roess. Sirs, Chrlsltoa tiirict!.
jar? psessber, swore to affhlsrtis
specifiesiiy senyias the rapsors.
Paatages attorneys had tosileahsi
they would base a plea for a new
trial on the asserted jury aeiioBS.
Tisey said also they weald: cite a
siateswst attributed to Sirs, Ulrfch
to the effect that "no vole was ever
tases airectly on the sabieet at ae
nuitttog PaBtages."
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