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Newspaper Page TextEDPORD MA Th Weather M ILTEEfME Temperature i H'igheai yesier&ay .. 88 Lowest this morning, 56 Precipitation To 5 p. Tfi. yesterday . To 5 a. m. today 00 Forecast: Tonight and Tuesday, fair; temperature above normal. Twenty-Fifth Year MEDFORD, OIUXIOW MOSDAY, ATd'CST -(. 1!).!0. Xo. 134. Today By Arthur Briabaa Sound Advice On Russia. Standard Oil in New Lines Mr. Guggenheim in the Air. Squealing Means Death. Copyright King Feature! Synd. Inc. I'ii ill D. C'ravnth, able New York lawyer, sn.vs this jxovern nient should recognize Russia's i '.'OVi'i'imii'iit, which lie calls "rc si(iiisil)le mul ptuliiriiif:. " An i iti)iis.sjidor ''like Mor row,", eoiilil Hiljnst niiitiml claims in Russia, as was done Recently in Mexico, says Mr. Crnvnth. . Mr. would di'hts. C'rnratli thinks Russia recofini.e Kereusky 's Hut that worries few Americans outside of Wall Street. Any hanker, childish enmin'h to buy bunds from Ker enskv, while (hut, gentleman was getting; himself married to an actress lady, in the winter palace, would surely buy 'ild bricks or KleittricSuuar stock later, ami deserves little sym pathy. Our government, admitting Russian 'pulp wood, in spile of protests, will investigate the matter of Russian convict la bor, for itself. Consideration also will be given to charges of "dumping" Russian goods, regardless of value. In some eases, gouging here may olfset dumping (rom abroad. Standard Oil of New Jersey, and affiliated companies., cover ing much of the country, will sell tires at gas stations, and at lower prices. This will annoy retailers, on a small scale, but it was inevit able. Distribution nt retail costs too in i toll. One mail or der bouse, cutting retail prices, sold more tires than any con- leern in America, except, (ieii- eral Motors and Konl, that sell them on cars. Standard Oil, presumably will arrange to sell standard makes of tires, which cut rat" dealers hitherto have not done It is plain that retailing is to be done more and more on "big business" basis, as proved by chain stores, one of lliein selling a billion a year of food stuffs, so retail merchants may find unions necessary. Mr. Daniel (iuggonlichn, sup plying funds for 1'rof. Kolit. H. tt'oddard's experiments with "rocket proi'tilsion," renders public service. Professor tJod dard, of Clark I'liivcrsity, plans his rocket, not for human flight but for informal ion about the (Continued on Page Six) Abe Martin When wo con-nlcr cnlly niiyihlriE n.4 bg at a rlrru kn 1m jtatheml lip n' movnl bforp rlny lil It Imin't iinirlin we tnisH itfifrHinrrmv. or irniightep, or nntn now an' tlirn. Constitutional right! Mfiii In havp lcrn (levlgnitl ct lasu. ijr fur murUcrcTs, 0 10 AERIAL First of Air Tour Circles Medford Early in After noon Program Starts With Arrival Main Body Stunters Thrill Crowds. The Richfield piano, piloted by Dudley Steele, was the first of the atr tour to arrive tit Medford air port this afternoon for the dedica tion ceremonies and air circus Ibis afternoon and evening. John 'aag.e of Metlford was second (n, followed closely hy l.yman lestal'lany, 1.. (Jreenwood, 10. V. Atlair, V. Weadle and other pilots. Udlth Koltx, Portland, airwoman, was welcomed at the port, us was Otu'doti Mounce, holder of the rec ord for outside loops., large crowd was present to witness Iho slant program this aft ernoon, cam being closely packed about the field. SALKM, Ore, Aufr. 4. (P) At Intervals of a ffvv minuli's, hepin niriff at 9 o'clock, the Pacific North west reliability tour party winm1! southward, the Jast ship lenviiw a few minuter after 10 o'clock. The parly is .vtopfn nt 8prinffi:i(i Cor lunch, with MotUord ilvovt due for tho afternoon show and overnight stop. Frank Brooks, vdternn parachiite Jumper, com pleted his 2327th leap Sunday af ternoon, making a trip parachute jump. Dorothy Hester, 19-yenr-oM sunt filer, and Tex llunkln, Vrtland, stole the show" Sunday with their flying-. Jiankin thrDled the crowd w it li n falling lea f and tal Isn In that carried the ship within 100 feet of the airport. He later ad mitted that the altitude wag under (Continued on Pago 8, Story 1) AS FIRST PEAR Talk On Tentative Prices Finds Growers Reluctant Packing Houses Mak ing Ready. Representatives of Taclflo const cannei'les, principally those located In the "Willamette valley, but with one California concern in the field, visit eil the city today, for the annual purchase of Iogue VUver valley Hartletts. No tlvfinltv offers wara f a r ( h -comlnK, hut cannerymen were re ported as "talking $25 per ton for Xo, 1 praile," a price the frroivers consider "ridiculous," holding at that price they mteht uh well give their fruit nway. Most of the growers will Btoro their fruit nnd ship it to eastern markets, unless cannery prtcea mount. Growers are holding out for prices ranging from $3T to $45 per ton, nnt) these figures are considered too low by many. Agents of l.ihhy, McNeill nml Llhhy, the Oregon Growers, Ray, AJafing Co., the Reed, Murdoch Co., und Kalem canneries are among those present. Picking will start this week In some of the orchards. It started this morning on the Dillon Hill tract, nnd hy the end of the week the harvesting of the Rnrtlctts will he underway in the north end of the county tracts. 1'ieklng will be general by the first of next week. Many of the packing houses were prepared to start operation Uy the end of this week, but the main operations will start next week. VOYAGERS BUYERS ARRIVE PICKING OPENS 'Lucky Jim Arrasmith of Indian War And Philippine Island Fame, Passes PAN KKANOUO. Cnl., Aug. 4. ; xpedltlon without a scrnn h. anil (Pi The death here of Colonel' thus earned the sobriquet "Lucky James M. Arra-mfth, V. S. A.., Jim." retired, famous Indian fighter and luring the Vhilippino inurrec bero of two campaigns abroad, be' tion Arrasmith distinguished hlm rime known today. Colonel Arra-'.nff in n bitter , engagement by smith was 7 4 years old and had walking thf entire lenuth f the lived here inee his retirement HI brittle front, exposing hirnelf to earn nzo. lie thfd Haturday, t twrny tlt-n to encourage his com' Arra!ntth distinguished him- mand. pelf in an expedition on the Alex Iran border nl 1872 In the Jjipan! ALT LAKE CITY, AiJff- 4,-yp Indian uprising. oJ- ,-',lf"K Yore, 73-yenr-old The lipans fought savagely but prnspertor nnd Indian fixhter, re were nubdoed after Arrasmith led puted Kur''or of IT.n gun Imt a march which cveref niiles es nnd one of the tnont colorful in 20 hours. The marrh tecame famous in Ameriran military on- t nat.K Arrasmith wan one of the few men to come through the Ligjhtless Lighter Puts Auto Driver in Hospital Bed KVA.WSTO.V, 111.. AUK. W "It iu first you don't HUcceeil, iry It Inter." Re- vised by K. V. Units. UlUls, UrlviiiK home yester- d:ty attempted to ifKht tt elmiv. 1'ulUng out his me- chanical cigar lighter he snapped It it clicked, but fr there was no spark, no flame. 4 Changing hands he tried again wilh' the same result. H Then he tried hoth hands. lie regained consciousness fr In a hospital vleve tey toUl him he hail run Inlo n tree. , Sunday One of Hottest Days Ever Recorded Drought Cuts Crops Fish Die As Streams and Lakes Fall No Relief Sighted. CHICAGO, Aug. 4 Ono M the longest and most Intense heat waves of recent years held the nation in lis merciless grip today. The effects of the blistering mm and wind were tell in ne;uy n sections of the country. t piin cipal crop damage was In tho middle of the continent where three weeks of drought have made serious Inroads on tho cornfields. Government forecasters aaw no permanent relief in sight. There iH some chunco of local thunder htorms nnfl ery alight rainfall, ihey snid, but the heat wave i not expected to be broken tor at loust unother week. The earlier part of tho corn crop has been hurt to such an extent private estimates suggent n loss" of nround 400,000 bushels si ready. l-'ish Surfer. rnsturage has also been burned tartly nnd may nffeet ualvy pro ducts. Rivers and lakes are bo I-iw, tho U. H. bureau of (Mwrle Minnunyert, the nvUlon's VtwU 1-itlon is in the most distress ever o.viicrfenced. The Mlnnlnntnnl hnn fallen so much river navigation is hampered and many boats are zrountlet. YeHterduy was one of the hot test days ever recorded in the United States, with records Isxtttng in tho east, the inlddlewest nnd the southwest. In the plains states nil time rec ords were set yesterday at Km pora, Kansas. It.?, and ut Omnhu, . Kansas CUy'H government thermometer reached 107.3 nnd nu'nn temperature tor the day v;ts 07, the highest on record. Others Included: Hue nfty, In., If.?; Fremont. Neb., 112: Mangum, OkUu, til; lleatrlce. Neb., Ill: Topekn, Salina. WIchitan Kansas, fml Algona. Iowa, 110. I'rairie fires broke out near Pherfdan, Ind. Wire Report on the Pear Market NHW YORK, Aug. 4. WV-(U. S.H.A.J i'ear market is ftlgMJy stronger. ' M cars Cultfovnui, 2 Alabahifi arrived; (17 c-irs on track; 74 OtlifornJ.i, 2 Ahtbnmn car un loaded, California Rartletts, 44.000 boxes $1.55-2.G5; few.Jl.10; tvw 1.30; average $2.03. CftrCAOO, Aun. 4. Pt (U.8. V.A.) I'ear market: 24 Calitomia. 4 other cars arrived; 4 cars on (ntfk; 24 cars koM. California ItarUeUtr. 12,711 boxes $1.40-4.00; average $.10. 14 half boxe $1.70-1. SO; average $1,76. characters of the nfd Wepf died ymeTday at Carlln. Nv received here hy friends of the need man mid. MERC LESS r-inr srirn LJ L II I I LIILIV wiecKairo Sunday in an utloiiintwl tnkc-nl'f for llnrliur Irav. N. I. I nrui in r i 1.tJ ..rl...luAiT DDiPfiMCD;iMnnnD nmc IUL lUAIIIIWIIHLI rillOUIILIUHUUUU UULI I ML llnllUIl m nnni rnnnt nniipQC pt AM , i mi ft a i i i i i i in ii ft i Accident Halts Globe Girdlers jUIT A 110 QUID t if J ii I? I ' SKrS I John llonry Mnirs (Wfflit) iind ) ihrir thim ill HimsrviOl Jli'lil, ?i. I uic.-Kn-rc Kuiulav in an ullemiilMl on tlu ffit U's 'f ' lUU'inpt (o Deputy Jennings Fires in Air As Burglar Suspect At tempts Bold Dash for Liberty. Ned Fowler, charged with the theft of $H worth of inoHrtyt u purse belonging to KoheYtn. MvA'A ger of Jacksonville, was the cause of considerable excitement 'in tho sheriffs squad thi morning. l)ep uty Sheriff I'aul Jennings was onaVavorftff to bring Fowler to the JuHUee court, where Ua Utter wrtived examination und-wus iield to the grand jury )n $100U bond, when ho broke and ran. llo was ciosey foifowed by tho officer, who tired his revolver two tiiriw in tho air to frighten tho fugitive. Fowler was reeutturel at the KJktf temple tuut tuken ou Into the Jus tice court. Fowler" rase wns one of a )Jt brought into tho city and justice conns thfH morning. Of tho sev eral burglary cases tho accusea in each instance waived examination and whs hM to the gmrui Jury by .ludgo Tuyluv In $l0u bond. No testimony was taken in any of Die.so burtfbtry vhhch. Tbo accused men were brought over from the jail by Ike Dunford, tho jaiier, ami taken back after waiving examina tion and tho fixing of bail bond. O. K. Ktone, KrWn liurxeHs and John luy were, charged with bur glary on August 1, of a dwelling tit fi- l'tiim street; ien t))en, with burglary not In n dwelling on August 3rd, allegation being Jhat he broke into a house at Tau Ash land street, Ashland fin Dec. 3 1 st Inst; nnd Jnvk f t'uMberg with hurgluvy in a dwelling housw on August 3rd. W'i )ia in Hbfl nn, rhtt rued with being drunk in a public place was fined $ir. George Shaw forfeited .i 10 ca.sh ball on the same j charge. '. A, Morse, chnrgeif by State Traffic Officer Talent with driving an overloaded truck on the Crater ,;ike highway with a combined load of 17,700 pounds was fined $ I ( and costs. CRAFT CAPSIZES LOUIKVII-LK. Ky., Aug. A. (IV) A Sunday ouliriK of three related fumtllcK ut a fivhlng c(vnp on the Ohio river near here ended In tragedy ye.stenbjy when a hoat carrying nine smnll chihlren and t hreo n'iuffs capsized. Five chil dren and the father of one of them weio drowned. Joseph fluent hrter, 46, hfs iduughter, 12, his iilcwH, 12 hml 1ft, j his nephew, 9, and n cousin, 10, wink immediately. The-hodles were I recovered several hours later. AT HOME I"At'!.,. Krxi, Auk. . W) Twonty-lhroo chiltlron wore burn- fti. JD tit ttfm uroLrtlitv fnt.-ilh' ....... .u,.i i- V, fr.,i,a mnti-M plcdire film i.T a ehlld'a b.iw ntvrwmt,. Tho rhlldron had .: threo .nn. ...ph t nn.n,i th. .hm. ,,(,-.. In 1h h,,m ,.1 fnrtm nnit tkrm m An1 Hohllnachl, who used a small pro- ccror; 111 UIlIVI l nun li uuunuu l inn SHERIFF SQUAD OF JJpN liLs pllnl, llcnry Hrmvn, luwidt Tin- jDjiiio wjih mini'tt i lake - nil lor Mnrixif .rav, r. Iouit (ho nniiiif-thr-oiM ivi-onf. Building at Eighth and Bart lett Will House $7000 Layout Tea Room in Connection. John W. Johnson, owner of tho htilhlhiK at the corner ut FAhth and Hurt lot t streets announced this afternoon that ho would start work at once upon the construction of an indoor midget golf course there. The equipment and inatai viil cost nwvoxiw.viv-W $7000. A tea room and refresh ment parlor ultaelwtl will .coat an adi.tlttbdal 'l.'lOua, Plana 'ar now being drawn by L.ns Angeles archi tects. The Indoor course will be rendy for use by September f.7, and wlti i hv- the- talent in the. vrmigW goiC fad now sweeping the country. I JifhilNOti said that he would ettilll the courso with an exact dupllca- I tion of ierf'i'l putting greens, us ing jill-wool plus carpels. This gives accuracy In shooting. The waffs of the. bufding wfff fveacuvAi with local wenic vIvns'k for an outdoor appearance, and hfgh-rfrtWH music will be furnished. Thin building UuH a U&-tuut frontage, giving ample light by Oay, anil ood venlllallon at all times. The structure is at present occu pied by tho ttunoersou Motor com pany. Joh nsori, far IS yea rx I n t he lwlvy Uuslues h'vv, wUl that it was his intention to give the val ley public a hixh-chiMH iriace of amusement. Me will be th sole operator of the new venture. Many of the Vaclfie. mnst cities have indoor midget golf course, nnd they have proven more fntfittlhr Kv the, owUloov Unkw, DKXVKtt, Aug. 4. m Tho "age of tV.Hcreilon,' 'a fixiva der Colorado statutes, will revent the arrest or urawutUm at Florin 1'Ue.r, aged five, who yesterday .-hot to death, her lx-year-old play nv.e, JJofle Mjjy FAneruge, in an .i riii merit nvnr n rntr 4I0II. Auf iinrfrfeM miiitt iho infant as-' snsln, not knowing tito meanins if death, having no gr:tsp of tho abstraction of rixht rnd wrong, did nut yyU7.. this enormity or criminality or her art. Colorado law fixes the auo ot reason at lf yea rs. After threatening her playmates wn death, tilorla went to the rr,K. of h. r homo, ol.ialn.-d a xmall i.iHlicr rffh- anil fired at (;e Mny'n .ii'k ft V.vr U-iWittK ho. back yard of a wKhtior'n homo, nhfm lhf cUIUIn-n tiurf ift-n pliy- WAREHOUSE HAS nun dm m Il1, Ton flrotnon worn overcome j hy mnokn, and damaw oMImaleil ) Vnri 1.ttMtt,w, v(a n- oil hy n fl:l which doatroyed thn 'flfcer floor of ffin .oh AtiKfl' VVftrohdWHB rninuuny' UtUK "p llpart OI the inuilsmul Sfcuon j nyuv. , FIVE-YEAR-OLD KILLS ANOTHER OVER RAG DOLL CRACKED UP M TAKEOFF Globe Girdlers Suffer Acci dent in Attempting Night Flight From Harbor Grace Will Try Again, De clares Promoter. liAltllOU (!ltACK, N. K., Aug. 1. (I'f I Vspife flic: KTccfv of ttls w, iU'twy Mcav twU' wt about making new plans to regain the wttrlt) circling record taken from Ultu by the GvaC V.euueUn, Meats' piano, the City of Now YorJi, wan wri'ika) li ;) jj m. (K. S. T.t Vi'sterdny when ho at- leiuiiltni to tn fee oil fn the dark aaiuM the adxioe ol' aiTjion m'iV fin Is. Meat's suilereil a wnncliod J tiliotthler but Itlx pilot, tiattry J. i n Iota) wrecU. j "Wo are lemiorurUy rimvw, hitt Unit out," MeaiH said. "We will try I again. II' not this year, in UKU." Tho piano riid uoi cauh tiro mul this probably saved the lives of ffio flfors (iff i f Crtefr dog masrof. away alter the wreck. Pilot Blameless Meuva &uUl le, tlUl wot UUuue Hrown. who hud insisted on nn early lakeoH, ior Dm jjcdOenl. Tlio accidenl caino nftor whut seernoif a perfect start. After foav inK thtt Mnooih path ihai. atrolohos otit from the airport, (ho plane struck the slilo of the rttttwuy, ctt voouahI u,Umg uw tUc UvuhU UUi kwX turned over. Mcnrs Huh) ))w wreckage would he shipped to New York, The nil men took off Trout Roose velt Vloln, N. VM early Saturday In break tho rticord of 21 days for a Rlabti cttt'Ufie: fttzla fiofd by (fie vious occaHfons had oslahllshed roitnihtho-worhl rocordN In which, howovor lm used tu.Ht UoaU tat ocfjan crossing. Li Leach, Arnspfger and iudd Tell State Engineer Wo Water Available at This Time of Year- SAI.U.M, Ore., Aug. 4. (!) With a vrtiU'st against further permits hclug grunted In tho Uugue, River valley for water appropriation for IrrXifJiDoM iiUrpoHVH rppj'esenlallvej of threo .lacltson county Irrigation districts conferred hero today with tttnto l-inglnevv luiwr. 'Vhfty eYo IC. Y. Leach of the Alert ford Jrrl gutlott IHstrlct, O. Arnsplger of tho Talent Ulntctct and K. U. Judd ut the Koguo Jtiver Valley District. The petitioners claim tluit the only water available for appropri ation fn the Koguo. ftiver valley at this time of tho year is Reepago and drainage from existing frrlga tton ditches, nnd that thin wafer rightfully belong to e. ? th other of the threo olstricU they represent. iioced Ity Hull MONTKKI'W, Mvxtto, Au. 4. (A) Olio Alon tal van, a Mexican actress, was gored hy a hull 1n tho local ring today and was painfully although not seriously injured, uPER HEARING PROTEST ROGUE WATER GRANTS LOS ANOELES, C hug. 4. Tei Lunboren, HolWft)d v ator, hound on a round-the-world tliflht, took off from United airport at e:30 a. m. today, Headed for Kamaa CHy and ffooevelt Field, N. Y. ST. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. 4. (P) With two weeka of austalned f light completed at ?.'ff a. m. toef-, Foret O'Brlne tnd Dale JcMon can tinutd to or on In their e.(tort to regain the endurance record they lo.t recently to the Hunter brothers fj trmirrt morn)nn Hunter hrotheri' mark, established alonft nearly 554 hours. NEW YORK, Aug. 4 lV) The afoft 3f3'i hours, was forced down motor went dead. Bob Btk nd t YIRNE, 2EELAND, Holland, Aug. A.)A1 Wing Commander Cnt: K.ior Smith, who recently flew with three companions from Ire sm te tk Ualtsd States, has been ordered to take a complete rest. He f wtm to a Middelburg hotpiUI REYKJAVIK, fseland, Aug. ff') Woffram Hfrfh and Oscar Wef )er, German aviaors. Indicated today toty probably -would abandon Vnt remainder of their proposed trans-Atlantic flight from Berllnto the United States as there Is no sulfadfe larking place for (fiem In the touth part o1 Gtttnland. o O VV AIUIHHIK Ktiglttml, ,ttg. 4. VP) . mr Mm- llw tu-ruluv t,t an v(v wil ntru.Uitic ttlttlit (rwu l-'.uiul U mill In April, nrriteil liy nlr liner from Vli'iimi tonight mid rtivlvi'd a lumuliuuim Hclnw Sruiu a iitt vrvnd. seball Scores Xutloual i:. n. k. tMrtMWM - ' n.'stim a i 1 1 j Uiitti'i-it's: wwortlanil aiul Uavls; I J!. II, B. New York 4 !l 0 Hrooklyn 0 C 0 lill'j-lr; Fllzxlnmjons ;md 11 kuiu I'lark anil Lopez. Auuerleuu. llolon i 12 2 r)j)ln),0,)ji;i 13 i: " Matteiies: l.isenhee. Smllh and ;-'Itv; llrove and I'oehrane. SECRETIVE Roosevelt, Raskofj, A( Smith Say IWeefmg Merely So cial and to Tell Funny Stories Party Policies Believed Discussed. SOl'TIIAM I'TON'i N. Y.. Aug. 4. (iV( Avowedly for tlta soft pur pose ot enjoying- eacYi other's com uauy. Clove viuu- V v auUlln. lioosevelt, .John ,1. ltnskob, nnd Alfred K. Kmlth wero aaenibied hi the lamiton today. along tho south shoro of Long r-damf, the governor arrived at T M.CI IN POWWOW o'clock iast night to visit his Yawp tUi reacts. .,,luii .(...,, t of his dismissal,' referring1 nil uwtiftfiirifnn ' At w tt mUc , , governor Smith left Vattoo Flace lo.a, at llw.ut"itt hoy viUuva they wero Hlaylng, for tho O'Connor rcMtienie,, This is tho truth. Hill," tho former governor wiid solemnly" .to ono ot tho mfWBjjnpevTneTi who waa' a friend of his in Albany days, "we're Just going over there fa VuY ft Tfc YiWXi Wte WVAti VklS. tell funny stories." Matty Tltearleti, VvvvloAwAy, Ctoveviwvv Uaasevolt had said he" and his old friend, ' The Happy Warrior," were golnx to get together to talk about their grandchildren. 1'olltical observers ) however, Jjwlwlod, when yranHon I I), lloosevell, John .1. Kaskob and Alfred 13, Hmith foregathered for a nildnlght prrw nvxw. Wwsy iut couldn't btt, merely telling funny uffirfitu nmf talking about ttt9 dren. Thero wero a number of theories att to what tnay have tMvtt rtlwuwwd ftt tho conference, (inn Vaa that it might havo to do with the ptitclc of ihB narty on certain nubile anestlons to como up at tho Htaio convniuuii i. Jwny Weplemher So nnn OrtoM . Home of the observers hnd nn idea, t,.n rinvornor ffnosevet'ir pamlbM' lies as 11 tnihMa Kwe vcwdden.tl In lJ3a might como up. Of! SPOT BELIEF (lllCAdO. Aiib. 4. (I) Jnck JCiuii wuh kOicrf, fiallca nald today. tnr UWns whiA ho know nhQUl. tho nBiiHlimllmi of Alfred (Jttko) lAttKla, Tribune roporter, A.iul IC wok tt woman, tho police ,,..,. ffinvlncod. wfio iirrnnKotf tho Ink" n'Hiirt dulico nun nuur uvi- fdfit. '(k. at Chicago. j))ra w) be W)Wio 20 ttourt o tne a month ago today after remaining red endurance plane, after being Saturday at ;05 p. m., when their - o Rtithtr -tT rt pitoU, tor a eareiui examination. MilON MAY HEAD i AUTO COPS Salem Story Says Chief Rattety and Three Subor dinates Stated ter Retire ment August !5 Lt. Nichols Among Number. UMA'Ai. Ov., Xus. A. K Swi retary of State Hal Hoss has in his office the requested resignation of T. A. Rxtfety, chh'i it th-e tat A epart m emt bHtico or - gaulzatlon 10 years ago, and hr.s rettte.'feif tti reKfjiffrtfturrs' of St ates, the Capital Journal, In a slttned article. de?la res It Itt rell (.Udy luCovtood. The three officers whose retire jwent ),'j. Xieejj sumjnarliy a-sitea are Captain Kenneth Bloomt sta tfoneif nt Afnany nmf commander ot Wis ATriMiv-n 5-Wti -pwsV ftt that city; Sergeant W. IT. Ellena horg, with head(trnrterft la Oregon CUy, ao.d comaxaadec o.C th.e Leglow. pout there, nnd IJeutennnt O. O. 51r)jo)s, .sJaDoneu ot 5eflloril. Out August 15. The Capftaf Journaf is fnformeri" to tender his resignation by the flrvi ot this week, to he effective Oeto-Ue-v . o.tv.1 that hla veUcetuQ&t from active command Is to tnlto nlnee A utruxt 1hr The ?Wnelivft dates of retirement of his aides lfl reported fo be AugUfit IiT. ' 7rVViiTig t ?my Vift- ever," Itaffety told the Capital Journal Monday, declining t& ) qupripM io Mr, Boss, trom wMosb office no Inkling; of the Impending I change has hoen given out. .Wr. vacation at the beach and up to noon Monday had not heen located. Ca.v-Ui.ltt. Jaaepb. 1 McMaHoctv In. .fu f th Portland division of ...v.. .... thiy irnttic itquftd, wUh whom 1oib hasborfn publicly', and privately hohnohbfng for the past neveraf mo'ntiw, i. the- y'AWt awwvta, t become Raffety's euocessor. T.lttle could he learned here to cfay'of fhe cause for the requested TwdnttfttUms ftVitW the i?ktK that harmony in the state traffic force hat been lacking tor some time. JUoutenant Nichols has been on uty here for a numher of years and Js In chnrgo ot a nrg& ulnar of tho wewtern Oregon and central Oregon terrffory. J. J. itfcAfaroft, WVIYIf-A ft tmvsVv ftiM.w.wa!E to Haffety, 1s a former southern Ore: ftan officer, and woa in ytedtord toiUty aa a short visit hut had nothing to say regarding the mnt ier. MjisWAVinsn, w)k, Aug, IJP ArchbtKhon Hebastlnn O. Mesa nior, of Milwaukee, who clfed fnst jiteht In SwlttertuTia, Mne tW ent Honnin Catholic prelate In America, lie wocifcf nave Been -f Archbishop Mesmer was a plc tttrewuG figure in churcn circles Uecauws of hla white beard and ruddy countenance. WILL ROGERS SANTA MONICA, Cnl-, Mig. 4. Sny, itrA liUIc jntl&vrig up I Mt. Ittyovwr ktiw tUcws UepuUUcttiw ist t't caceliias. that way. TUcy ate so used to running everythiim for ho long tlicyjust think it will o without them. China in having a now war,- antTwe are having trouhfe getting into it. We always have fiuntioafs (here, so if (here is any shoot ififr, why one of our boa(s wi'H (fct Kliat at Rtul that gives us l)ie imiittl ittilit, JJfft fitis iimj ii Moving wo on)y "bad ons gtiii' hnirt, nm) it hiiii in maneuver nrmiml lor iln$ bolorr it rouVl K-1 in linn of Iirt. am MasHs! tsi ji Ua,,