The Weather
Medfo
Mailt
Temperature
Highest yesterday 40
t,m cm ehu morning
Precipitation
To . p. m, yesterday no I
To ." ii, in. today (12
BIJM
Forecast :
cloudy,
turv.
Tonight hi id Saturday
No change In tempera-
Twenty-Fifth Year
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MED FORD, OKMXIOX. FRIDAY. DKOK.M I1KK 1!). 1!K!(.
No. 270.
Today DENIS IRKED
By Arthur Brisbane f OrfllOAl
Letting the Court Die.
The World's Copper.
Sewed in a Bear Skin.
Earth's Strange Motions
, A Copyright King Features 8ynd., Inc.
According to Mussolini, the
world is preparing feverishly
for war. Therefore, he cannot
allow Italy to disarm, although
he would like to ave the
money and turn his thoughts
and efforts to peace.
Every other ruler in Kurope
will say the same thing, except
ing sonic Balkan little coun
tries. They say "fighting is
the only occupation worthy of
a gentleman."
This country, if it would at
tend to its own business, keep
its defences in order and keep
them MODERN, could save half
What it spends on preparation
now, and be well prepared.
Meanwhile, it is a pleasure to
hear that the World Court has
been postponed for another
year. Perhaps that is "letting
the old eat die out."
Our government, ' afraid of
Big Business, might learn some
thing' from the British. The.v
showed us recently what could
be done with rubber, making
Americans pay 'outrageously
high prices, enough to meet, the
British debt installments.
And now two .great copper
companies in Rhodesia combine,
making one company of the
B'Wana M'Kubwn and the
N'Clianga mines. ... .. ..
Sir Auckland Geddes tells of
the great advantages to be had
from a. well planned trust .and
.as sorry that all companies
could not have been pul into it.
Tho British hope to' get up a
tionipmiy that will ikmiinah the
w.ti-Ui. Ixmr Hgo this column
(Milled attention to the ('fleet
that copper production in Af
rica might have on vnlucs here.
If the United State? would
lot American copper men, Ryan,
ilufUIiiigaml others that under
stand the industry, combine, to
protect the United Stales inter
rsts regardless of mi antiquat
ed Sherman law, the British
would not dominate the copper
world Hi easily.
n Another more cheerful day in
Wall Street.. Perhaps the bot
tom of the financial world is
mt Koiug to fall out after all.
The better feeling comes a little
late for many, unfortunately.
They must eonifort themselves
with the old German saying:
"Wer j;r!t .hat Unnn speltu
liren. Wer keins hat kann
ii'n'hts verlirene.'' ("Who has
money can speculate. Who has
none can lose nothing.")
Everything In comparative.' even
(Continued on Phro Four)
Abe Martin
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One o the whim combination?' '
K lots innant mi' nn nhility. )
Dan (lipid U jot like any other.
MAlcMiuin. Jrt u rtwn a h m'H,
ii ap he nff o n.
(Copyright Jtihn K, Dill
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FA A m m
h U II U I LI A N S
Heflin Asks Rejection of Re
lief Compromise When
Funds for Farmers' Gro
ceries Eliminated Many
Hungry in South.
WASHINGTON. Ufi: IK. P)
The t212.OUU.OOU agriculture ile
imrtmi'iit annual supply bill was
asrd today liy tho house und
Kent to tho senate.
Tile meuHure enrries ?12."i,000,-
000 for federal hlKlnvay aid and
1 12.500.000 for rorest roads and
trails, along with substantial pro
visions for tho weather bureau, en
forcing the grain futures, market
ing act and counteracting crop
pesU and diseases of livestock.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. &)
Semite Democrats itUterly assailed
the elimination from the com
promise S4a.OOC.000 drought re
lief bill today of direct provision
for loans to fanners for purchase
of personal food, and Senator Hef
lin, Democrat. Alabama, asked re-1
jection of the compromise on that
ground.
Senator liarkley. Democrat, of
Kentucky, asserted that between
-100.000 and oOO.OOO people in the
rural sections of Kentucky were
hungry. He called attention to
the appropriations of food by the
1'nited States for tho starving in
Europe and Ittissia.
Senator Me Nary, Republican, of
Oregon, asked support of the com
promise, calling attention to the
refusal of the tin use of the pro
vision for' food loans and to nil
amendment which he said gave
the secretary of agriculture au
thority to make the loans for food
In cases of dire emergency.
Ifarktey "said "tho secretary of
agriculture had no aceuruto in
formation on the situation.
' WASHINGTON. Dee. 19.
The senate bill to create a $f)5,
000,000 fund to aid f a r m era
through loans to drainage dis
tricts and other political subdi
visions, was unanimously approved
today by the liotiMo Irrigation com
mittee. WASH 1 Nil TON, Dee. 1 fl. P)
The house hill lo authorize an ad
ditional appropriation of $150.01)0.
000 for the farm board was re
ported to the senate today, but
Senator Ilorab. republican, Idaho,
objected to immediate considera
tion. Borah said he wanted to know
"hat the farm board intends to do
with this appropriation Hnd what
it has done with the other $-7(0,-000.0
it 0. for as far as I can see
it has not benefitted the farmer
at all."
Til K DALLKS. Ore.. Dec. HI.
(tVt Contending the late F. A.
Seufert. . pioneer cannery operator,
was mentally incompetent, his
daughter, M rs. Lily Seufert Uice
of 1'ortland, yesterday filed a peti
tion in probate court here contest
ing his will. Seufert, who died a
year ago, left an estate of $ 1,50, -
000.
Mrs. Ilice charges her brothers,
Arthur, Kdward and William .1.
Seufert with using coercion and
duress in obtaining execution of
the will.
Tho will bequeathed $.10,000 to
Mrs. Hlie and left the rest of the
estate to the executors;
SAl'TOIll), Alii.. Dec. l!t.-l')
Two nirplHiies Joined tho search
today (or four hank bandits believ
ed hiillnu' in Ikigiie Chiito Kwuinp.
three miles from here.
The planen circled at low altitude
over th two mile stretch nf swamp
lands while the ground forroH of
more than :!.". composed of na
tional c'lHl'ilsineri, sheriff's depu
ties and citizens, continued the
hunt with ft new puck of blood
hounds.
The (ilanos were equipped with
machine guns and smoke bombs.
FAMOUS OLD THEATER
DAMAGED BY BLAZE
NKW Y"I:K. I)---. 1". "V
Firemen foiicht bour eiirly
today to extinguish a fi'1 in qIi- '
American Mi;c ii-iil at 4.'nd f'.ieet
and Kighth avenue.
Th theater. hiwe li'Miih fW.-e J
been trod by om of America's (
nio-t fam'Ui playe -. iv;i b.olly
damaged.
nniiTrnm w 1
Umiftld WILL v&- I
canneryownerBUILDING AIDS;
iiniifiinn TnrAin
BEACH FIRE DESTROYS HOMES OF
N.neteen residences, many of
by fire at Malibu Beach, Cal., with
Fiend Rushed to St. Joseph!
As Mob Violence Feared
Brutal Story Related to!
Prosecutor.
MAKYSVILLK. Mo., Dec. !!.
(P) Declared by county authori
ties to have confessed slaying l!i-year-old
Velma t'olter, rural school
teacher, Itaytnond Ciunn, 30, negro
ex-convlct was held at St, 'Jowph,
Mo., today, where ho was rushed!
to avoid possible mob violence. 1
The negro was arrested y ester-.
day while hunting. After hours
of questioning the suspect, County
Attorney I'aul ii. Jones announced
Gunn had confessed. lie wu spir
ited away Immediately.
The prosecutor said Gunn re
lated how. he had met the young
teacher at the door.nl1 her school
room and followed her within
when she fled screaming. Jones
quoted t be ex-eolivlet as saying
Miss Colter fought viciously as lie
attempted to seize her.
Gun n then rushed at her wit h
a club and beit her about the
head, the prosoeuto, said. Teeth
marks were visible on the negro's
hand when he was arrested. j
Gunn was sentenced to a prison:
term for criminally assaulting a
young girl attending the north- j
west Missouri Slate TeacheiH col-j
lege here, officers said, and had
been sought since the murder of
M tNs ( 'niter Tuesday.
FOR BUSINESS
NF.W VDi:K. Dec :'. (!)--j
Kngmeerin construction contracts j
awarded throughout the country!
In the past week recorded gains
In every branch of engineering
rx'ept indu.-'trial bulldiiiL-H, engi
neering news record reports. Ad-,
vancini- to K.:..4:i.ean for the pe
ilod. letting compared with
loin! of K.:"-'.nuo In the preced
ing week and $I8.K I 1 .i"0 Hie
corresponding week laM year.
The New Yolk Central has or
dered to 1 1 ud "on type locomotives
f i urn A merit an Ivnomoi i e Co.,
and t-n of the same type ti'om
Lima locomotive. The value of
ro is $ r. nao.oao.
I'OliTLAND. One. I'.i. 'V)
Work on the fMWt.WMi buildings f
tho I'oribind I'ublic Market cor
poration tn Front st rot started
today. Fifty men were put t"
work immediately and ns eonstroe
tion prnceicrh. more th.in Ii."t0 men
will be hit nished employment.
WASHINGTON. Iec, t.-iAi j
Chief .Iiistb-e Hugbef. today gtive.
his youngest dnughter. Klizabeth
f;ns Hughes, in marriiige to Wil- j
Imm Thomas Goswett. f New ,
V-.rk.
The noon ceremony, wit tu-n-d
only by ininiedltite relatives, ;
perfornietl by Dr. Hurry Krnerson J
Fovllek. '
NEGRO CONVICT STAR TREATED GOSSIP BLAMED
ADMITS KILLING) HUSBAND LIKE BY MAGOON FOR
RURAL TEACHER! BUTLER, CLAIM DEED IN AFRICA
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them belunumg, to persons prominent
an estimated loss of $300.0001
l.OS ANGKLKS. Dec. 19. P)
For the .fourth time tho marring
barque of Paulino Frederick, stage
and screen actress, lay in wreck
age today on the shoals of divorce.
Her latest venture in matrimony
launched with Hugh C. Ieighton,
wealthy hotel owner in New York
last April, ended yesterday In an
nulment. Kclghton, being too 111 to go to
court to prosecute his suit, was
granted bis freedom after a brief
hearing in u superior eourt, con
vened at his bedside in tho Ueverly
Hills hotel.
"She treated me like a butler,''
Leigh ton testified, aH he lay prop
ped up on pillows. I was lior hud
band in name only."
MihH Frederick was not present
yesterday when Lcighton won IiIh
suit.
WILL SCAN SITES
FOR VETS' HOI
WASHINGTON. Dee. 10. ')
General George II. Woods, special
representative of Veterans Admin
istrator llines, will leave Washing
ton within the next ten days to
inspect sites In northwestern states
for the $-OUO.00O soldiers home to
be established by the veterans
bureau.
General Woods' itinerary has
not bren completed but he is ex
pected to visit Oregon, Washington
Ha bo and other northwestern
states.
LOS ANGELES AH
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TONOI'AH. Nov., Dec. III. (A1),
Mrs. Clair Fahy, Los Angeles avi-1
atrix. died here today from injuries
received in a plane crash Monday. !
Mrs. Fahy crashed from an ultl-
tndc of about f.O feet as she was!
taking off for Los Angeles.
Americans Like Ridicule
Says Shaw Explaining Why
Sinclair Lewis Is Popular
NKW YGIIK. Dec. 1 .(! l The
New York Times today prints the
following from London:
A New York Times correspon
dent asked George liernard Shaw
for his opinion of Sinclair Lewis's
address at Stockholm, in which
t be Nobel prize winner nltaekcl
present literary h t a n d a r fl s In
America. This is Mr. Shaw'n reply
as delivered in his own handwrit
ing. "Ah far as I nm qualified to
Judge, Mr. Sinclair Lewis lias naid
just the right thing In the right
way to the Swedish academy, and
at bis own countrymen. They will
not resent It. They expect to lie
Hal t-i ed ; but far from being
grateful to their flatterer, they
accept thetribute hh n matter of
course, just uk they accept the
cleiining of their hoots at a hotel.
"To rouse their eiiger Interest,
their dint Inguished consideration
and their undying devotion, all
tha' i- necessary Is to hold them
upwi the ridicule of the rest of the
universe. Dickens won them to
him for-vr by merciless projec
tions of typical Americans as wind
hag, swindler and assafslns.
FILM FL AYERS
in motion picture, were ruined
Ashland Woman's Slayer
Left Note Saying Life In
nocent, But Indiscreet
Read at Inquest.
' UMTALI, Southern IHiudesia,
Africa, Dec. ID. (!') A posthum
ous statement that he wuh the
Innocent target of scandalmongers
wuh read today at tho final inquest
on the body of Dr. R, L. Magoon,
Amerlomi big game hunter, .
c Dr.JMagoonM body und that of
his wifo wero found Monday at
their homo here. A col-oner ren
dered a verdict the hunter had
killed his wife and then committed
suicide.
"1 love my wife dearly," the
statement read today said. "She
doesn't know, that scandalmongers
are responsible. Let this bu a
lesson to (hem who hate.'
The - statement, .signed "Hoy
Ivcslic AhiKoon," said the hmder, a
dentist', hud lived a life "Innocent,
but indiscreet."
Family den Ions
During the last few years, It
continued, Dr. Ma goon, who for
merly lived in Chicago, had en
gaged two nativo girls as his assis
tants. Keconlly when Mrs. Magoon
and her two daughters by A for
mer marriage came to Unit all,
they seemed Jejilous of the native
girls. Dr. Magoon wrote.
He then decided, the statement
said, io end tho IIvch of all con
cerned as "an act of mercy.' After
slaying IHh wife Dr. Magoon
woij mled the two native girls.
They will recover.
The dentist, ami Mrs. Magoon,
who came to I'mtaM from Ashland,
Oregon, hud been married only
two months.
The Noted Dead
COI'KNIIAGKN, Denmark. Dec.
13. (!' M. !. C. ChrlsteiiHen, one
of the most noted of Danish liberal
politicians, died hern today at 74.
He was many times premier of this
country.
"Mr. Sinclair IjcwIh has knocked
Washington off his pcdcKt'il a nd
substituted Ibibbitt, Who Is now a
l' ii ro pea n by-word. Thereby he
has become so Indisputably Amer
ica's leading sol hor I bat a I tho
early ago of tf he has been mark
ed out for th Nohel prize.
"I myself have been porlieularly
careful never to (ny a civil wotd
to tho I'nlfcd States. I have scof
fed at their Inhabitants as a nation
of villagers. I have defined the
100 per cent American as !f per
; cent an idiot. Ami they just adore
! me and will go on adoring me
j until In a moment of senile send
mentality I say so met htng nice
1 about them, when they will at once
begin to suspect me of being only
a eheap-skate after all, and drop
me like a hot potato.
"Most of t he things f wiy of
; them are obviously ti ne of all peo.
pie that on earth do dwell; but us
the A mer leans can tie y?r believe
other nations could posdhly re
semblo thrn( I get them every
time. Junt an Mr. Sinclair Lewis
does.
"I hope he will keep pegging
nwoy at them. Otherwise there
will h no holding them."
LINDBERGH
IS HERO OF
PLANE FIRE
Noted Flier Wields Hand Ex
tinguisher to Good Pur
pose As Flames Threaten
Wife and Ship at Balti
more Airport.
liALTlMtiltK. Dec. 1l. (V)
Colonel Chai 1cm A. Lindbergh's
l lano caught fire at Logan field
today as ho was about to leave
for New York with Mrs. Lind
bergh, but he extinguished the
flames unaided,.
Colonel Lindbergh was not In
the plane, the motor of which
was being warmed up preparatory
to the take-off. He run back to
the cockpit, snatched the firo ex
tinguisher, opened the cowl cov
ering and began squirting the
chemical into the motor.
National guardsmen rushed to
his assistance. During the excite,
mcut Mrs. Lindbergh sat quietly
in the cockpit.
I -iter workmen made sure the
fire was out by briiiKug up ap
paratus of the guardsmen and giv
ing the motor u thorough dose, of
tho chcmicitl.
Wile In Plane.
Mrs. Lindbergh was In the cock
pit ns tdl or gasoline on an ex
haust pipe e.'fught fire, apparently
from backfire. Colonel Lindbergh
seized a hand fire extinguisher and
put out the flames almost luime
diatcly.
Mrs. Lindbergh did not leave
I ho cockpit, as she was reassured
the danger was past almost as
soon a m it appeared.
The plane was taken in charge
by mechanics for an cxnniina
tion and it wuh said it would be
ready for flight In about an hour,
Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh
were overnlitht gnestH at tho home
of Dr. William H. Winner, eye
specialist nt Johns Hopkins--hos
pital. They flew hero yesterday
from Wanhfngton and visited the
clinic named for Dr. Wil nun and
Gaucher college.
AUTO HITS TREES
COTTAGli CHOVU, Ore., Dee. IS).
(A) Mi'H. Louis K. Kchwarlz of
Cottage; liroVB was killed and Glen
li. Hughes probably fatally injured
today when the light roadster In
which they wero rifling skidded on
the slippery pavement 15 miles
north of hero un crushed Into u
group of trees. ,
FhystclunH at ttm Fugoim hos
pital, to which the victims wore
taken, expressed Ml tie hope that
Hughes, who suffered a possible
fractured skull und Injuries lo IiIh
side, would live.
Mrs. Schwartz was tho mother of
Samuel (J. Schwartz, until roeeiitly
postmaster hern and now iusiector
lor tho postal depHiitneiit.
KLAMATH KILLERS
T
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore,, Dee.
lit. Jlobart Jtryunt, 2'A, was
sentenced to a llfo term In stato
prison when ho pleaded guilty yes
terday to a charge of second de
gree murder. I lo was charged
with shool Ing to death Tlioiiiui;
Mills, a friend, in a 0,110m l over
a watch.
Three Klamath men, all sen
leuced to life terms, weil on their
way to thn penitentiary today.
They are Donnld Nueker, Wlnftelil
H. Cnhlll and Bryant. Lavorno
Cn rter, sentenced to 1 6 years for
manslaughter, was In tho group.
PEACE FOLLOWS
LT
MA I HI I), Dec. 1 fl. WIN Post
revolution peace arid security be
came something of nn act uality
today with announce tueniM troopn
would bo Withdrawn from several
elites In which martial law has
prevailed for tho past week.
At IdiM-f lomi tho commanding
genei f I h unoenced that ho won xl
take ttut him men Immediatidy. u
was believed similar action would
be taken In other cities.
Oregon Weather
Generally Cloudy tonight and Sat
urday; prolmhly rainn In the north
west; 110 change In tnmperature.
Moderate, changeable v.-tdn.
EN ROUTETO CELL ENDANGERED BY
Visit to Toyla
Too Exciting or
Philadelphia Lad
!
rmi.ADICM'lllA, I'll.. Hit.
i:. vVi Nine yi'in-nlcl Ah-x-
umli,r Canii tliml lust nilii in
a small hoy's pai'iulisi'.
Willi tlu thrill of Christmas
In his inart lie I't'll dratl in
tin "Invland" nf a West l'ltilu
ilcllihlu il'-parlimMtt More iimiil
an array til I'liu-lrii: trains, air
planes unit hnats the lliinns
lie wanteit most for Christ
mas. Physicians said death was
eailseil by a rerehral liemnr-l-liai;e,
iirohalily broimht on by
excitement.
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White Hot Lava Pours Over
Javanese Villages When
Long Dormant Crater
Springs to Life Wide
Area Devastated By Heat
HWim itG, Germany. Dee;.
10. (!') Professor Woriui
lloivlmrdt, with a Kiiroitcnn
assistant, fell Into tho crater
of tho volcano Alerapl, In
Sumatra, al the moment that
It hecumo Hiuldenly eruptive)
yesterday and HM'lslie(i In. tho
boiling lava.
HATAVIA, .lava, Dec. 18. (fl1)
.Vent pi, great volcano dormant for
eighty years, hurst Into violent
eruption unit poured u river of
whito hot lava upon tho llttlo vil
liitfcf ut ItH foot yoHttirday Today
as (he eruption continued It was
fearod ninety natives had lout their
lives.
Thoso killed woro nt work In
field near the volcano's baso when
an avalanche of whitu hot luvu, 70
fcot high and IMH) yards wide, slid
down tho mountainside and over
whelmed them heforo they could
escape.
Neighboring valley and farms
wero covered with tho mass of
lava, stoncK and ashes, and n sur
rounding wide area was devastated
by tho intense heat.
Itumhlltigs Incroaso
Loud rumhlingn accompanlel
tho eruption ami wero last report
ed Increasing although tho rain of
ashcH had subsided somewhat.
Tho volcano last night presented
a terrifying night. Clouds of black
srnokn enveloped Us summit und
flaahes of fin shot from tho cono.
Tho volcano observation post Iuih
spread a warning to residents In
a wide area about tho baso to leave
their homes and find places of
so fety.
Tho volcano has been In a stato
of agitation tor two weeks hut no
one anticipated a serious eruption,
ft wuh In violent eruption onco bo
fore, September H-17, IK I!.
NEW OIL FIELD
WKWOKA, Oklu., Dec. I ft. (A)
Tho Houlh Wewoka oil field, less
than two months old with threo
prolific producers, wan endangered
hero this morning and part of tho
resident la 1 district was flvacuated
when ti well believed to bo thn
Deeprock Oil Cor no! at Ion's No. 3
Davis, caught tire.
The well, whleh caught fire Im
mediately upon being drilled In
bail 11 flow of gas estimated at
over ao.oon.iimi feet which blew In
a heavy spruy of oil.
Townspeople wero awakened by
the roar which was reported heard
more than five miles away. Hun
dreds huHtily dressed nnd went to
the field.
I 'OliTLA N O, 1 )ec. I !. P Dr.
Gcoitre n. (tuck, Portland physic
ian, was at liberty under $5000
hail today, charged with manslau
ghter In connection with tho death
of llecicb-ator, 20, who died In
a hospital hero yesterday. Tho
doctor Is charged with having per
formed an Illegal nporntlon.
NATIVES DIE
AS VOLCANO
SPEWS FIRE
FLAM NG WELL
6 DROWNED
IAS LAUNCH
IOVERTURNS
San Francisco Coast Scene
of Tragic Encounter With
Huge Waves Rescue
Craft Capsized By Woman
Fear 3 Others Lost.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 111. (!)
Caught In a tUong out-running
tide, at least six persons. pofKibly
nine, were believed to JUavo drown
ed when their 26-foot launch cap
sized late yesterday at tho mouth
of Tomales hay, 3l) miles northwest
of San Francisco.
The boat wan overturned by a
huge wave i in mod la t Icy after an
intended rescue craft waa upset by
one of the women from the dis
abled launch. With a wrecked
launch found on a reef three-quarters
of a mile away, eearcheni
hunted for bodies today.
Two men who risked their lives
In the unsuccessful attempt to save
tho party, swam, to shore. One of
them, Ornburn Gray, 25-ycar-old
farmer from Ksparto, Yolo coun
ty, dragged a" woman with him
until he was knocked almost un
conscious ngalnst rocks along1 the
Mhoro. HLs brother Grant. 2L.
himself nenr exhaustion, pulled
Ornburn through the surf.
Six in Water.
Five women and a man from tbe
launch Wero floundering- In tho
water after the two llttlo boats up
set, the Grays said. Tho possibility
that nine persons might have boon
victims arose when relatives re
ported two families were missing
from the Uttlo fitdtlng village of
MarHha.ll, not far from where tho
boats capsized. 1 "!
The mtsHlng persons werfl Jark
Freas, fisherman,' and his daugh
ters, Helen and Mary, and Mr, and
1r. Antone Atiffustluo and their
Cjinqron, jvmiintM, " uuu, i -
glnhi and Daniel, - '
Freas owned a launch answortng
the description of the "wrecked
craft. 'Tho Gray brothers Bold ono
of tho wotnon called to ."Tony."
who Investigators said mny have
been Mr. Augustine.
Screams Ilewrtl.
The, Gray brothers wero fishing
with their father, G. W. dray. Yolo
county farmer, when they, heard
the He renins of women on the
launch. The young men fmt out .
In a small .boat, powered .hy.nn
outboard motor, towards the launch
which, with Its ' motor disabled,
was being carried rapidly on tho
tide townrd the Pacific ocean.
The Grays threw a 100-foot line
to the launch, intending to tow
It to shore. When they succeeded
in getting It aboard on tho third
attempt, one of tho women seized
It. Presumably 'terror- sftrlckon,
she jumped overboard and wn
hauled into the Grays' little boat.
The man was pulled aboard In tho
same manner.
They hauled another woman to
tho boat. As eho grabbed tho
gunwale to climb In the rescuo
boat was capsized. Almost sim
ultaneously a big wave struvk tho
launch and bowled It over.
Tho three remaining women
climbed onto the bottom, the Grays
said, nnd the last they saw of them
they woro being enrrlod away on
the tide. Ono of the women In the
Gray boat sunk.
WILL
DOGEBS
HOIil-YWOOD, C11I.. Dec. 10.
Well, the World Court Mow
ed up till next December any
how. 1'npers are calling it a
defeat for Mr. Hoover. Hay. I
lift you lieis liekled lo death.
It's one of those things he was
under obligations lo propose,
and to get it off his IiiiikIh this
easy, why he is just laiti'liing
up his sleeve for tho first time
in mouths." If there1 is one
thing that it would fin laugh
able for this country to try und
show the rest of the world how
lo do it would be to run H
court. Of all the ciekeycd
things we got in this country
at the present lime, it'A somo of
our judges and courts, nnd jus
tice. Wo got more bandits out
on bonds than wo got pcoplo
for 'em to rob.
WHiMM(ia
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