Medford mail tribune., January 07, 1930, Page 1, Image 1

Medford I
The Weather
roiwa.st: Fair lot light nml
Vhuwlny, I;ut hWmnliiK rloiuly
Viint'Mtn ; colder lonl-hr.
IL TMKTNE
Temperature
Hiyhrst ycsUM-riiiy !U
lament HiIm morning I.'i
To A p.m. yestonliiy 11
To A a.m. iliis nmriiintc T
Djl7 tfwtnlj-lwrUi Tmt,
MED FORD, Olil-XiON, Tl'KSDAY. .lANTAK'V 7. IftU).
No.
MLA
Today SWIG
i
By Arthur Briabane I
As Turkey Sees Us.
Phflneciani in America.
r Bite Off Twelve Grapes.
Christianity Tires China.
Copyright King Features Synd. Inc.
Modern science tells you that
matter, in motion, (ruins weight.
News, also, gains as it trav
els. The Turkish newspaper, Ako
ham, describes, sympathetical
ly, results of our recent earth
quake in "Wall Street.
'Former American million
aires tire now eating bread,
cheese and cabbags," says the
editor.
Some American millionaires
would gain in health and grace
if they adopted that diet, with
out adding bootleg mixtures
to it.
Akoham's "news f r o m
America is not more inaccurate
than some of our news from
Turkey, and far less inaccurate
than the average American idea
of the Turkish people.
Much power in the Turks,
great self-respect, and a high
sense of honor.
Inscriptions found on rocks
in the valley of Ihe Amazon re
vive the belief that the sea-faring
Phoenicians from the far
end of the Mediterranean dis
covered America long before
Columbus and the earlier, I Ao!
Kricson. Aehaeiilogists think
the Phoenicians went up the
yrp.'it Amazon- with .lieir.,lships
and founded a South American
City tiXK) years ago.
Someone should write a go-'d
history of those Phoenicians
ivith their restless longing for
navigation, so unlike the other
iion-Semetic tribes. First of all
. men, they sailed out of sight of
land with only the stars, no
compass, to guide them. They
first sailed past the Rock of
Gibraltar to mine tin. with
slaves, in the Hritish Islands.
They brought wealth from
every port, by trade or piracy,
depending on the strength of
the port.
Now t-hcy are gone. Their
rivers that ran . back through
the mountain gorges arc silted
un Sijuid niles cover acres that
'were fertile. The cedars are
gone from Mount Lebanon.
Nearly 2IKM1 years - before
Columbus was born Alexander
administered the final blow to
tile greatness of Phoenicia,
which had already fallen un
der Persia's yoke.
(Continued on page four.)
Thtr'n nn old savin, "tve'rr lirrr
today nn roiio loimrmw." hut
UMlny If we're lirrr IiiIp an n
n. m..
counilCM1
wv'rr lucky. innianiivi
In nil tho btt't'.ittiird
o the tnr are thwcil
o moiiry, hut Indlnnny
i for lack
don't rare wlutlior wlirwil cm''
or not. tio has pawd
Idctuvny
10 LOOSEN
GRIP TODAY
Weather Bureau Predicts
Passing of Storm On
Coast, Except in Southern
California Seattle Colder
Than Nome Portland
Also Chilled Heavy
Snow in Redding.
KAI.KM. (ire., .ton. 7. tlP) Hoy
A. Klein, slate hijrhway engineer,
reports that snow has been cleaivd
from the 1'acirie highway in Iho
southern part of the state and iho
highway is now open ihrouKhout
Its length. The Itedwood high
way In-low Cii-anls Pass was to he
cloartd early today.
SAX I-'ltA.l'I.Sl-o. Jan. 7. (A'l
Freezing temperatures in the
tar west followed today in the
wake of the general storm which
swept down out of the north in u
, fury of rain, hail and snow yesler
J day to Klve even California a taste
of real winter weather.
That the storm would pass to-
day, except in southern California.
was the prediction of the weather j
bureau here, which forecast ab
normally low temperatures for
the region west of the Mississippi
river. Snow in Nevada and the
.Sierra with fair weather In tho
remainder of the far western
! states was predicted. I
I At midnight a general drop In
! tempt rntnres was reported, hOKln
i niuK in eastern Washington, nor
thern Idaho and western Montana
ami extending through Oregon into
southern California.
Ill Itelow in Helena. .
In Helena. Mont., the tempera,
lure dropped .1,4 derees tu Hi
elow" icero In 48 hours. " .Snow
was reported heayy in Yellowston
park where the mercury hovered
belwe.-n zero and four decree-
above.
' 'he lowest temperature in Wnsh
! innton was I'oRisterod at ltepublie.
', where It was 4 democs below
zero. Spokane shivered under a
fresh wind laden with dust-like
snow.
S utile was colder than Nome,
Alaska, where four decrees above
freezing temperature prevailed.
Minimum temperature In Seattle
was :Ki and maximum of 29 de
crees. Heavy snows kept crews work
jnc to clear north and southbound
hichwnys In southern Orecon.
where heavy damaco was suf
fered In thi- vicinity of Orants
I ass. Wires were out for 10 hours
before communication was re-established.
Many trees fell and In
one Instance, slichtly injured a
Josephine county farmer.
I'orlland Chilli tl.
I'ortland reported a stlb-freezinu
temperature while enterprise In
the northwest part of the slate
recorded four decrees below zero.
Kxlreme eobl anil snow in places
where it is seldom seen wete fen
lures of the storm in California.
Red. line. In Kls'ti.v.oi county, re
ported the heaviec. snow f ill in
five years. Keni'.-r. had five
inches. Yreka ml Uecl two
Inihes. The Siskiyou diide re
ported 18 Inches witil more faU'.nc
steadily. HiRhw.-.ys lr, tin; lemon
were kept clear with snowplows.
tTontlnned on Vns K!v)
G. PASS PARTY
HELD AT CAVES
fill A NTH PASS. Ore.. Jan. T.
(!pt . party of !rani Push bind,
nesfi men. headed by Samuel llaker
pre.sid.nl of the chnmher tf com
merce, today aw;iited an opportunity-
to return here from OrrKon
,aves where they were marooned
by the heavy snowstoitn the last
two day.
Little concern Is felt for their
safety, ns it is known they have
a supply of food and plenty 'f
fuel.
Another party, headed by Karl"
Voorhirs. manaKlnn editor of On
Orantji Pass Courier, in snowbound
at an old mine near Holland, a
fw miles from here. The snow
In Holland is reported four feet
deep.
Imports r nchinc f ounty of fie -lals
Indicated residents in some
seetinns of the l.lated parts of
the county, had been f niiuht with
out a Inrte supply of procerteii.
Snow h.T.s blocked mnny roads
lendln.T from thr-si- se tinns to
nearby sett lemeiPs.
BY HEAVY SNOW
PRINCIPALS IN
Lsf t. ;iiMiWfflrHiT'y v 1 .
Above Is shown the Chapel Paolima, part of the royal palace In Rome, where. January 8. Princess
ie Jose of Belgium will become the bride of Crown Prince Humbert, heir apparent to the Italian
Marie Jose of Belg
throne
PARTY BLESSED
BY POPE PIUS
- . j
Princess Marie Jose of Bel-'
gium and Kin Visit Pon-j
tiff On Eve of Marriage,'
Elaborate Ceremony'
Marks Audience. i
i
VATICAN' CITY. Jan. 7. fPi - 1
Princess Miifie Jose of I'ctlutn.'!
who tomorrow becomes the bride ;
of Humbert, rrince of I Med m on; !
and In ir to the Italian throne, wa
received in private audience t his :
forenoon by Pope Pius XI.
With her were her father. Klnicj
A Ihert : her mother. Queen VUy.-:
be'h; Prince Leopold niid his wife,'
Princes Astrld and Prince Charl-H. '
her other brot her. whose title is
Count at Flanders. ,
It wii.s the first visit of tho II-l- !
Kinn royal family to the pope sin.c
192 2, iiiid It was accompanied by
the tame elaborate ceremony
which marked the welcome of the!
Holy See to Kln Victor- l-hnnnreij
and Queen Helena of Italy on He-1
comber 5.
The Swiss Oti iriN ha nd played j
the lit: lian national anthem ai.il !
her papal armed bodies preseTii-!
ed arms. St. Peter's square waj
cleared completely of people.
Pope Phi charted Hi minuie.-i
with the kint; and (pieen alone
ii nd then the yountr people wer.; 1
Introduced and he talked with th. rn (
for 10 minutes or more. The queen j
and I" ri n cess M a r I e .1 ose w ere In
black with black mnntlllas, while
the men were In khaki uniform.
His Holiness Imparted a special
blepslmr on Princi-ss Marie In be- j
Half of her wedding tomorrow. II" 1
alsn maile her a plft of a reliui" is
ehara ter. j
liOMi:. Jan. 7. (Pi Four thou
"'ind provincial Italians, dressed in
their native Rarh, paraded this
a f tern r ion in front of Ihe woman
who some day will be their queer.
Marie Jose, princes of Ib'lyium.
and Prince Humbert, whom miv
tomorrow will marry, walched d"
1ii:htedly from n balcony of I ne
Quirlr.nl palace.
firouped around them were th.ir
parents, the Kincs and Queens of
Italy rnd Itelluin. the Kinjr of
Ilulff.irla. nnd princes of thp hloo 1
of vai ious countries. It wa to
hnposins spectacle brfore a. lmtn
Inu an array of royr.lty a po-q
war Knrope has seen. The I)u e
of York represented flreat Itrit
ain.
JUSTICE TAFT ENTERS
ROYAL I00IG,nuElESI lW
WASIUNT.TOV. Jan. T. (Tl
Chi' f Jutirr Taft mi.-llt huv l.ron
rntorins a hot pi thin loornlnK for
all Iho (tciifl .splrltB ho diftpiavofl an
l-o w-nlkf'l Into ItnrfloM hosiltal to
undorpo trentmont.
Th formor piowplont lalkl up
to tho hospital clock, awl in hi
rimtnmary Jovial mnnnor nkod:
yon havo o room h ro for
mo?"
ROYAL WEDDING
I
NICW YORK. Jan.
nnd ilu Yiinkoos over the homo
run kinj;' new rontrnct hrukc m ,
In failure titday.- The Imbo re-fM'-od
to ioct't ii tu-jyiiar. offt.r. i
culling for JT'iidoO iw yonr nnd t
icilnnt'l Jacob Kuppcri, the Yunkoi
owner, reject ed ltulh'i runnier i
li )ioHiil for a three-year rontraet J
aKn-einent at $S5,000 a year. . ;
WITH VICE IS CLAM:
WASHINGTON. .Ian. 7.r-(f') A J
charge that the city of Washing-!
ton wart "reekiiiK with vice an-l j
i orruptinn." was made In Ihe sen-;
ate today by Senator Itlease, Dem- !
ocrat. of South Carolina.
P.leas- heiran his address hv j
wiyinp that the "queHtion of pro
hiintion rests t ntirely with Presl-;
dent Hoover and the Iteptiblican
party In conre. ;
"I .el's see what they are politK j
to do about it," he exclaimed.
tLDWI
FOR TAYLOR'S VALET
LOS ANfJKLKS. Jan. 7. t I'nlt-
ed Press.) A kIkuiiIIc search. !
world wide in Kcnpe for Kdward j
Sands, fornicr valet of AVilllam i
Hcsmond Taylor, murdered movie
director, will be the find move In ,
the new police hunt for the slayer, 1
according to announcement today.
Itcvised descriptive bulletins will ,
bo sept police t liro!M;!lout the
world in effort to apprehend the
nnn foiinht for the past ciKht
DEDUCT GASOLINE TAX
FROM INCOME LEVIES
POUTLAND, Ore., .Ian. 7.-(Pi-Ciyde
C. Jiiinll; y. c:olleitor of In
ternal revemi ! for the Oregon dl
diet, hnld loday that the tax paid
the stnte on Rasollne in properly
deductible from Inconio tax cniul'i
lations.
IUW UVLK oHLMf
They Learn Use of Gun at Tender
Age in Chicago; Lad of Ten Expert
( 11 II A'iO, Jan. 7. Ifl'i Mis
Mary Morn. in wan fllMnif In hrr
houi' when "iinK" wont a wlnrlnu
pano. an'l "pinn" wont anothor.
Mi-h. MoiKan nmvi-l nimhly to
r.'tvoi-. .hi'io wa anolhor "tini:"
atitl "Tiiith iltfE whizfoil over h'-r
hcail. Sho ilOflucoil K"ln-ono v.af
fhool ini; at tho lioijfo.
I'oliro woio oallvil. an anothor
window tnno wont clattor-olnttor,
'J'tio polico. arriving, roronnoltororl,
Down tho hi rool a fow ilooi-H thoy
fotiii'l anothor hoipo with tho wln
tltwv ttftnon hot out. Thrty looioil
fin ami ramo lf tho homo of Nol-
AND ITS SETTING
I
I
FOR 20 YEARS
Conditions Nearing Normal
After Storm Ten Miles
Telephone Wire Flattened
Klamath Falls Gets
' Heavy Snow.
Ily A ssi a iat d Press,
Or; K'n experienced it flrnt
taste of real winter temperaturoH
today with virtually every city re
porting low records for the ea
son. With the Pacific highway re
opened to traffic and promtse
t:i ve n that the I ied woods h Ik h
way would be opened early today,
condltiona In (InintH Pass asKitmed
a normal staK after having been
vl-dtcd by the heaviest snowfall In
twenty years.
Tile storm, according to neml
(tfficial estimates, will cost tho
highway department and power
and teh phone companies $2fi.O0O.
oi t Irlals of t hi' telephone com
pany early today estimated the
loini iny's loss at Jiri.oiio. In one
section at CrantK PnH. poles were
down for in miles and ItfiO phones
w- re still out nf com mission.
Snow at Klamath.
Slightly more than two and
seven-UntliH Inches of snow lay
on the ground at Klamath Falls
afir j wo days of constant storm
In sc. A larwe rotary plow wuh
clearing the highway today thru
the Slsklyous.
l-'or the fhHt time in history of
K la mat It coiini y. an auto mold I"
ttaH able to icaeh the Like of the
Woods n-stled at the foot of Mt
.Mi LatiKhlln in January, when Mr.
and .Mrs. Leslie I lowers, residents
heie. tnade the K.-ioite trip
ihioiik'h a snowstorm Sunday In
two and one-ha If hours.
A Unlit ear Junip'"l the curb
at Klamath Falls and dropped
over a six fool bank after nkld
diny on n hill. The machine
landed riubl side up on four
wheels, undamped.
The coldest weather of the win
ter bit the l:oKne River, aceord
Iiik to Medford report, and the
mercury slipped down to IS rte
L'rens above after two days of In
lennlttont snow.
,ton V. .Toyoo. vlro jiroHlilont of tho
Hwariftnoh Oil corporation. Anfl
in thin hoiiHf livotf l-Mwarfl. fiKf I'l,
l.io Jfiyooff' Hon.
l;d Wdi-fl alwayi wautoil a Klin,
Ifiil Inn ila.l.lv hntl all no. Imilily.
howovor. loft on n lninlnPB trip
lat wook nml Mm. Joyro woak
onofl umlor tho ohitii'H poriftntont
flfuianilH. anfl k.ivo him nn air
, rifle.
i Tho ptiiiro. smlllnK. roliirnoil to
hoafliHiarlorc aiifl parkod tholr
foot on tho radiator. Kdward wont
in lioil. Mr. Morijan Ntiiffod noino
nowpaoiH in tho window. No
ono known whi'io the itli'RUii wont.
IN GRANTS PASS
NEW Call!
ME SEEN i
N CHICAGO!
Murder and Many Holdups
Make Busy Time for Po
lice Millionaire Pub
lisher's Gold Coast Home
Invaded By Bandits
Victim's Lips Sealed With
Adhesive Tape.
OIIICUCO. .I.-ii. 7. (!) On'
slaying, Miuned im tcrrnrisls, tun-1
uttemiitfd Kiins killfiiK. s(m'.' i
ItnMuiis and a CtUI I'oii.st rulihoty!
in wiiii-li a millionaire pulillNlvr
wr.s trussnl anil -itMitil of $:Ti.(Mhi
in jewelry, Kavc CliifaKo'K IhhIk-'i- i
aheart'il jiolli')- force solnothini; lo '
think aiolil toilay.
Tho MlayiniT. liUc otlifi-s tluu have
gono before, in holievoil to have
Iteen an nfterniaili of Ihe terror
that has tralleil Ihe Hilly Itanleii
klihu.piiiK oast-. The vietlm wa-i
Louis Antonuerl. 4tl. a Ranmc own-J
er. who .lieil tolay from hlllle!
wounls suffered in nn attaek fiiily
Monday. One of AntoniU'ei'rt nix;
ehlhlren had a godmother Mrs.
Anpelo Tettiti. wife of the m.i.i
now servinK a STi-j-ear prison sen
tenee in eonneetlnn with the lii
nieri (awe. l'oliee believe Al.nton
uccl wan killed for refusal to pay
tribal.' to an extortion hand whleh
figured in the lianieii Investiga
tion. The Kanuland nsaault wt.s lilmod
at Jf mes Mf .Milium, 32. known in
polloe na n KaiiKster nnd hoodlum,
lie was shot In the back and crit
ically wounded. A mutolist heard
a she', and saw McManus Htnpnef.
int.-.
Wimmlftl Mini Silent.
At the hospital McManus would
not answer police tpiestlons.
Don't hnlher me," ho Bald.
"They not me. I'm ihrouRh."
McManus was known as an '
avowed enemy uf .Henry (Whuona-n-Dal.iy)
O'Connor, killed In a huh
riBht at the ('. & O. leslalirnnt
Seplemher I. last. He Is reported
to have been connected with IV
north side llnuor rliiK. Three r
volveiM were found on his person.
Charles Manton ltlchter, vlee
preshient and Keneral manager of
the Consolidated Maii'ines cor
)oratiou, was the Oold Const rob
bery victim. Klvo handits. took
possession of his Ijike Shore Drive
apmtnient, hound him. Mrs. ltlch
ter and twn servants to their chairs
and sealed their lips with ndhcslv-!
tape.
The robbd'H rant,' the hell and
forced nn entrance at the point of
pistn'.s. Mrs. lllchter pleaded that
her two children he not molested.
The robbers forced her lo tell them
where the Jewels were kept. '
Illll'lllll'I'H KM-tllM.
The men hr.d driven from sliiht
before the Itlchters could Rive nn
nlarm.
Robberies and holdups were re
ported In various parts of C'hlcaitn
at the rate of three every hour re
tvveen 5 p. m. and mldnlKht
nlKhl. Two huralars were nhot
and captured in two sepnrale for
nys of the police to check the nut
break of crime which they have
predicted would result from the
reduction nf the police mnn-power
necessitated by tho reduced appro
priation for salaries.
INTERESTED IN
I'OHTI.ANif. tiro.. Jin. 7 oVl
Tho OrcKoniali nail Unlay '"'
poraiBtint offorlB have hoon inado
Iho a at woik to Indiiiu II H.
Van Duzor. lo hri'omo a onndld ito
Tor tho Dumoei-ntln nnmlnutlnn
for Kovornor. hut all otform hlid
hoon mot with iiilamanllnt' n'i"l!l
anro. Tho noWMmpor wald that Van
Uiizoi'ii hnoni romilnil from tho
holiff that ho w.m tho uti'iinuon
onndlilato tho parly oould iroont
anninfl whatovop Itopllhllf an may
ho n inndlil.ito In the Konornl olor.
Hon In Novomhor.
"It wan narl of tho plan lo
nprlnii: tho nanip of Van 11U..T nn
thp moBt llkoly mntorln'l whon tho
Donioorailo utato lommltloo holiln
ItH rnnforonco tomorrow nftornnon
horo." tho Oroitonlan paid. "Tho
rofiipal nf Van Duzor him hoon a
ki on illpaiipoint'mont to Donio
f'lallo loaflfru who liollovo ho
would ho ono Rutlffuotory to tho
Hivernl faftlonn."
Count Vour Beet
WASHINGTON, Jan. ".
An appeal lo all owners of boos lo
assist the census-Inker In tnklnir
conntry wlile bee census Is holnn
made by J. I. Ilnmbloloii, In churne
of the hoe culture division or tho
department of agriculture.
VAN DUZER NOT
GOVERNORSHIP
Pn Term Is
So fght As Cure
For Stiff Neck
CllH'ACO, Jan. 7. o1'i The
cine for a stiff neck. Samuel
i;insbcrr has ficured out. is
one to 14 years in the peni
tentiary. (iinstierc. havinc Jumped a
$!0,iMio bond after conviction
for cashinc stolen travelers'
cheeks, surrendered yester
day. "l-'or four months," said
Cinsberc. "I have been twist
Inc my neck, lookinc over my
shoulder to see If anyone wan
after me. My neck cot so
sore I decided to give myself
lip."
Jtnlce Otlo Kernel- pre-a-ribed
Ihe penitentiary sen
tence. JACKSON LEV!
NEXT YEAR TAX
i
Area Outside High School j
Districts Pays 18 Mills
i
Inside 14.5 Mills Higher
Valuation Will Add to
County Funds.
The county lax levy for Jaekffui
county for 1021). collectible In lllSii.
outHide of hi;h Hehool districts, will
he IS mlllH, and Inside hih school
dlHtrletH. 14.6 mills, neeordlnir to
figure completed Into yeHterdny by
tho county nssewsor, j
The levy for outddo hih fieho.d
distrletH hit yenr was 19 mills, in
side hlKh wehool dlHtrletH, lfi.tl
mills.
The ptnte levy Is H.B mills, save
in Anhlnnd, whleh hn.i n 2-mIU ex
emption, hy virtue oT levying Ur
own Kneral road and library fund.
- IJefimise are shown in most of
tho levies this year, duo to the fix
ing of higher vahmtionfl. hy ihe
date (fix c o m m I s h I o n. The
amount to ho raised in fr58.40G.fl2
approximately $MI00 Uhh then
last year. Amounts for Irrigation
Improvements, flip patrol, ct-r.. i
hnvo not been fixed, nnd will rahe
the total amount to he raised. A.--ResHor
Coleman ay that while ,
levies, are lower, the nmount of
money for Iuxch will show a slii;hc
Inerease. ' ,
A pport lonntent Shou n.
The apportionment of tho mlll
ane hy funds, nnd tho n mounts lo
he raised Is aH follows:
Klllld
Stnto
Oonoral
Hchooln
MIkIi nohoolH
ItoadH
MIHm. Amount.
. f.4 1 191. 0(19.0 S
2.5
2.5
3.f
l.ll
88.430. M
88.430.r,.1
rii.so7.li
Gl.TSO.j.l
o.fioa.in
r.3.nr8.i2
7.074 77
lo.nii. or,
Couniy library .2
Mnrkot road I.o
County Fair 2
Kmot'Konoy fund.. .3
Tho total lovioH for tho cltlos nf
tho pniinly, oxoopt Contral Point
and In t to Kntlf, whnflo pohonl hud
KotH hnvo not hoon flxod. Is:
City. Hrhnnl. Ttl
Aililnnd
Hullo FhIIh ....
Pontrnl I'olnt..
Kaulo Point....
Cold IIIU
JaokKonvillo
Modford
Phnonix
ItoKiio Klvor....
Tillont
UTi.tl
28.
31.
14.
29.8
2S.7
18.2
26.9
III
19.7
21.3 r.n.c
29.3
10.1
18.7
2 5.0
2H.9
23. S
19.2
57.7
04.1
60 7
58.3
67.3
53.S
53.1
utato
(Above totals include the
levy of 14.5 mills.)
Tho levy dooroaao. nvor last yent:
Ashland, 3.2 mills: Haglo Point, 3
mills; (Sold Hill. 3 7 mills: Jack
sonville. 4.8 mills; Plioonlx. 2.5
mills: Itoguo Itlvor. 4.3 mills: Tal
ont. 9.1 mills: Mcdroril, .1 mill.
Tho total initio Kails levy lat
year was 78.5 mills, tho highest
In tho county.
SALKM, Ore., Jan. 7. UP) The
lli uver centennial world ommihIIIoii, 1
proposing to hold n world's fair in I
Portland In ISM, filed articles of j
Incorporation here yesterday. Tho
fair would celebrate the arrival of
the Heaver, flist ship lo come up
tho Columbia river from Astoria In
ISIIii. The Incorporators are: Pros-j
lilonl, Ij. AT. Iliimsleod; secretary:
F, N. Pearson; treasurer, V. Knight;
flrse vice-president, H. I llollen- :
beck; second vice-president. H. II. I
Petklns; A. A. Ilalley, Harvey!
Wells and l-ouls Lachmund.
GARMENT WORKERS OF
CLEVELAND WALK OUT
CI.HVKI.ANI). Ohio, Jnn. 7. ()
Approximately! i'linn laborers
wore ordered to walk out this
morning In a general strike call is
sued by Ihe Cleveland lorn! of the
Imnrnntlonnl Indies' (larniotit
Workers' Union.
DECREASED FOR
LA GUARD1A
i DENOUNCES
IDRY FARCE
More Drinking Per Capita
in Home State of Borah
Than New York, Is As
sertionBlack Duck Kill
ings Held Paragraph in
Shameless Annals of Pro
hibition. I WASHINGTON. Jan.
Tim oanital's iiroliihili'im ffuii mv.
sy flarod up aaiti today with a
ilocliiratlon proparod fur tho hou.ie
hy Koruiwontallvi; l.it(!uardla. lio
pllhllcan of Now York, who said
there waa "more iliinidim per oap-
Hit In the state nf Idaho than tliero
ila In the city of New York."
Idaho is the home state or Sena
tor Borah, una o( Hie slauuchest
of the ilryH, who linn hoon most
ai tlve recently on the enforcement
quoHtioti.
litiuardia spoke of "the lilomiy
muriler" of three nieinlii'is uf tho
crew of ihe lilark Duck recently
oft the New KiiKlaml coast hy coast
Buiirdsmen enuaged in a rum run-,
tier chase.
"The case of the Muck Duck."
he said, "is but another partiKraplt
in tho shameless unmils of prohi
bition. "Tile treasury ilopurlmc.ut rushes
into print to justify tho sluyiiiR of
these three men." he continued.
"Vet tho record is hure of any fuels
sliowiiiR Unit the Black Duck hart
refused to heave to or was In nolual
fllKht. The coast guard officials
nnd the crew of the cutter 2!M( have
been hailed and praised for liavlni;
well performed their iluty; yes,
their duty as seen in the light ot
prohibition."
Guard Sold Liquor
Part of the lliimir taken from the
Bluck Duck, ho added, "Was In turn"
sold by members of the coust
ffuurd."
"intlfcens oi' tills cottntty are pro-,
hiblted by Inw to drink alcoholic
beveruRes, nml yet on the same day
that the Mack Duck was captured
member of the coust Ktmrd cot
crazy drunk at New london. Conn.
"Thirty-nine members of the
const guard have been found pur
loining part of every seizure ot
Honor made by them."
HdierU.ig to Iduho, l,a(Suniilia
mild "there were more saloons per
capita there than lit the city ot
Philadelphia. ,
"There tiro more bootieggurs per
capita In tho stato of Iduhi) than '
there are In the city of Chicago,"
he added. "Uquor Is better in tho
state of Idnho than in any of tho
ln"rper cities and cheaper."
8aloom in Wallace
The city ot Wallace. Idaho, La
Oiiurtlla said, has a population ot
2S11) Inhabitants, and In the month
of May "there were seven saloons
operating wide open, where any
thing could be purchased over the
bar from Canadian boor to mint
Juleps.
The customs service, too, "was a
flno service until It came in con
tact wlih prohibition," 1-uC.tinrdia
asserted. "Only yesterday tit Prov
idence. It. I., a shipment of liquor
was in charge ot customs service
men'
Will Rogers Says:
HBVKRl.V IlllfhS, Cnf..
mi. 7. Tliis is ii tiiMMilinr
umtnlry. A fool can inliUi'
money (not only can Imt
does). Jtiit' it
1 altos real
Ii r n i n s to
jjivc it n way
wisely, Tlmt
is why tli ret'
of our firiest
and m n s t
trusted citizens was picked
to (rive away sfli.Oim.OilO. And
Al Smith ' proved hiinselC a
li(f man. Mr. (Violido nat
nnilly hbw the tltinsrs in New
Kncliitid tlwit was trpnietnl
ini.sly tlesprvin mid provid
ed for them. Mr. Rosenwald
(whose passion is ' irivini?
iway Ilia own money) saw
!iia needy in Chictmo and i mt
lliem on the list. Hut do yon
know Al Smith never took
one single cent of the money
for the Democrats, and if
you ean find a more deserv
inif charity than them you
will have to journey to Ar
menia. Voure, .
WH,Ti TiOrtKRS.
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