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WASHINOTON, July 10. W
.. ii-.M'i- tdnv called un-
a llmltea um-i i
... , 8t0p short selling InHhe
Lat market.
The president sum.
It has come, to "'y
... certain persons are selllnB
ort in our commodity markets,
irtlcularty in wneui. i. auc
tions have been continuous over
e past month. '
I do not refer to the ordinary
irnnsactions. which are a
fund part of our marketing sys-
im I do not reitfr w w.w k-rhi-
: .'. .rnm trade. I refer to a
inlted number of speculators. I
,i not expressing unj
onomlcs of short selling in nor-
ial times.
Rut In these times this activity
L, a public interest. It has but
l. rnn and that Is to depress
irlces. It tends to destroy return-
ig public connaence.
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KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. July
10 W) Nicholas T. Smith, fharsed
With alnvln. kL. . .
y,a viie, unna Le-
nore Smith. tJllav emo.-.i ..i....
of not KUfltV to rh nl, i
urralgned In circuit court here.
vtnen asked if Smith were his
true name he amnn.,1 i.. i.
the only name "I have ever
nnu All .
Smith is accused nf hnvin.
hia wife to death during a qurrel
after she went to a dance asainst
"in winn.
TO BE GARNERED
i nvnoN. July 10. (P) A per-
,nnt committee of the Inter-
L.innoi wheat conference was
trmed today and pluns were pre.
I,,., a m establish a bureau for
lie collection of wheat statistics
rith a view to alleviating low
irices on the world market.:
BERLIN. Julv 10. lP) Offic
ii estimates place the 7931 ller
lan wheat crop at 4,670,000 tons;
ye 7.520,000: winter barley 523,-
uO; summer barley 2,680,000, ana
its 6,5300,00. The wneat crup
780,000 tons over last year.
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Enr VOHK. Julv 10. (JP
krl Rnnipr Fox. 21. who came
fere from Syracuse, N. Y., a week
I go looking for work, was in i
ogpital today, severely burned.
Rpfnra lanainir into unconscious-
less, he told police that someone
prinkled him with gasoline ana
et his room afire. He said he
umped 14 feet to safety and
talked a mile until he dropped
Km-paln at a gasoline filling ntn
ion. ' ' ... ' . '', ' . '' V
BUTTE FAILS
USE TEAR GAS BOMBS
CENTRAL, FALLS, R. I,, July
10 VP) Rioting broke out in
front of the general fabrics cor
poration . mills here late today.
8tate policemen used tear gas
bombs in an effort to quell the
disturbance which Involved strikers
from the mills.
The outbreak, the second In
24 hours, Involved nlmost 700
persons and developed apparently
when pickets attempted to mob
several foremen who were enter
ing the mill through a side door.
usuciutefl Press Photo
Atop the Empire State building Alfred E. Smith describes tha city
oY New York to King Prajadhipok of Slam. The king la wearlnQ dark
glasses to protect his eyes after a recent operation for cataract.
AT POLICEMAN'S ET
PORTI-AND firp 'iTnlir in iJPi
Charles O. John, - 63, dropped)
dead at police headquarters here j
today while officers were ques
tioning him in connection with
complaints that he had been mo
lesting girls on the street.
The coroner said death was due
to a heart attack, and added that
the man had been drinking.
HAGEN TAKES LEAD IN
CANADIAN OPEN GOLF
IISSISSAGUA COUNTRY CT-UB
TORONTO, Ont, July 10. (PH
Walter Hagen of Detroit, shot his
way into the lead in the Canadian
open golf championship today,
posting hid second 68 in a row for
a 36-hole total of 136.
Slnycr Improving
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.. July
10 (A) The condition of Cecil
Beckley, accused of having murd
ered his wife and stepdaughter,
improved today, hospital atten
dants said. Beqkley shot and seri
ously wounded 'himself after hav
ing shot his wife and the girl to
death. ' '
ILL
IS SWEPT BY BLAZE
TACOMA, Wash.,- July 10. (P)
Fire discovered shortly after
midnight destroyed the main plant
of" the Mountain Lumber com
pany here with nn estimated loss
of $100,000. One fireman, A. V.
Youk, was Injured. by a falling
timber.
The blaze was found by the
night watchman, but had gained
great headway. The city fire de
partment and the city fire boat
prevented the flames from spread
ing, but could not save the main
building.
F0KKER RESIGNS POST
WITH AIRCRAFT FIRM
NEW YOUK, July 10. iP)
Anthony 1-T. CI. Fokker today re
signed vas director of engineering
of (Jeneral Aviation corporation
and Fokker Aircraft corporation of
America. He had held this .posi
tion since the inception of the two
companies.
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Uses Razor on Throat
LA GRANDE, Ore., July 10. (P)
Charles Haden, about 55, was
near death In a hospital here today
with five razor slashes on his
throat. , Officials antcl the wounds
were self Inflicted.
IN BLOODLESS DUEL
PORTLAND, Ore., July 10. (JP)
A grocer and a bandit, each with
revolver in 'hand, hid in the tall
grass on a vacant lot today, am
butshing -each other, yet each afraid
to move. A passerby called police.
who flushed George Heim, the rob- j
ber. and L. C. Michener, the grocer,
A short time before, Michener
pursued Heim from the store as
he came upon the robber going
through the store. Helm ran to
the vacant lot, with the grocer, re
volver . In hand, pu railing him.
Heim drew a revolver, but neither
fired.
DESTROYED BY FIRE
CORCORAN. Col.. July 10. W)
Three cotton gins and the oil mill
of the J. G. Boswell company here
were destroyed by fire which
broke out at 12:45 o'clock this
morning. The loss is estimated
close to $1,000,000.
The fire, which was exceedingly
spectacular, was believed to have
been caused when a fuse blew out
in the oil mill, one of the most
modern plants of its kind In the
valley. Tanks of cotton seed oil
exploded, making the work of
fighting the fire dangerous.
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PORTLAND. July 10. W1)
Twenty-four hours nfter she was
knocked from her bicycle by an
automobile, a girl about 12 years
old still was unconscious and
unidentified at a hospital ' here
today.
Attendants said she suffered a
skull fracture and her condition
was serious.
Radio stations broadcast her
description and police checked on
nddresses In the, vicinity of tin'
accident.
IROPRACTi
PORTLAND, Ore, July 10. P
Appearing In municipal court yes
terday for the third time on a
drunk driving charge, Joe LaChap
peV was convicted and drew one of
the heaviest sentences Imposed in
months. He was ordered to Jail
fgr.six months and fined $500. The
court then requested the secretary
of state never again to IstUie a driv
ing permit to the man.
ELECT NEW OFFICERS
Med ford unit of tho National
Chiropractic association met July
8, members and wives enjoying
dinner at the Hotel Medford, after
which the. doctors convened in
Dr. Carpenter's office.
The following new officers were
elected for the coming year: Dr.
Angetl.of Ashland, president; Dr.
Lucas of Grants Pass, vice-president;
Dr. Carpenter, Medford, sec
retary; Drs. Bray, McKay nnd
Mathers, trustees.
August 5 was chosen ns the
next meeting night at Dr. Angell's
sanitarium in Ashland.
SENDFL0URT0 CHINA
IS PLEA FOR RELIEF
WALLA WALLA. Wnsh., July
10. (P) Another appeal for the
federal farm board to grind its
wheat holdings into flour and ship
the flour 'to China "on terms so
generous they will not be refused"
whs mnde today by Congressman
John W. Summers of Walla Walla
In a letter to James C. Ktone,
chnlrmnn of the board, ' '
BUTTE FALLS, Ore., July 10
Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Harland
Kveeks and daughters, Eileen nnd
ean, of Port Townscnd, Wash.,
pre visiting Mr. and Mrs Frank
Parson.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrell Tatton
find son, Hnrold and Mrs. Nolan
nd daughter came up from Bell-
flower, Calif., to spend a short
fime on their homestead and
njoy the cool mountain air. The
heat in California they found very
oppressive for Borne time. They
fire thinking of locating on a
anch in the Rogue valley.
Mrs. Rhea Hoover left for Chllo-
uin Monday.
Velma Vincent and Earl Fryo
pe married last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nelson have
frturned from Washington where
I'her spent two weeks of their
oneymoon.
Butte Fails was well represented
pt the Central Point dance the
Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Hnrnld Pntton.
Mrs. Oscar Hlglnbothnm and son
sPent Monday and TueBday with
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Patton.
Morrell Patton made a business
'I'll in Medford Mondny.
wr. and Mrs. Enrl Herndecn
n visiting In Portland, but will
'Kurn Wednesdny. '
Mrs, Autrustn Tlmmnna U Vls-
Mr. and Mrs. Al Hlldrcth.
uave Cleveland aoM his store
ith his family .will return
lo Texas.
r. and Mrs. Enrl Hoover. Mr.
Mrs. Charlie Patton and son
tent the Fourth nt the Lake o'
'he Woods.
Mr. and Mr. T f flnvotnnrl.
Odessa Sawyer and Donald Cleve-
spent the Fourth at Lake
" "i Woods.
and Mrs. Bill Chambers.
r9 Doltlo .lnnlronH anA rfaucrh-
"rt, Tallinn., w-.ir,. Rnv
spent the Fourth at Lake o'
ln Woods.
hn Reed nA hi. hnmn.tead
wapanions spent the Fourth t
u o' the Woods.
r- and Mrs. Boh Flemmlng
i daughters and Mr. and Mrs.
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'.!liMr- and M". Harland Weeks
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Jean Wnttnn n .. i ., v... r-nw
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