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Medford Mail AWARDED Pulitzer Prize Forecast : and Fridny partly dourly tonight no change In temper at ure. UlRlirst jesterdar Lowest tills morning FOR 1934 45 Thirtieth Year JIEDl-'OKD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1935. No. 41. The Weather TRIUNE R1W H ; VjWs-l 48 AIRPLANES HOP'l m 131 11 By PALL MA1.LON. (Caeayrloht. 1T)3., ky Dowa WiVNin) WAsniNGTOV, May 9 One man was stenmt mora .than others tthe tn pu?rrxw count JernVchWa tvit thn Mfltl WlfhWJ1 V- t I r e wt e Ian? mteMx- wr -f W w Ural. VV. Vnwi! KM..-h Vfn chf Al4w K bft 'lefts. (t.t:'VVA i p t e vtetafe V ma Muter -- Mijt:y T tie curt. ms toWl XfelafcfcWtt "AXKK Of lt-9t JM-U frWMt ;9su tori tUb Cytoawa, V.. tKtw atwt till e! lf. 7ht'Kf hill 1mmi vri-iem m Mfear kk)wr p!, MSt? fw rm WMiimt kuii! The irret is of more than pwsiwg HMVt4Af9 tocaune of Mr. Rlehberg's Vomine In the coming NRi tes aaMt m&me the court now pen4 1 r smmI fcte activity in the redraft o now -ending In the (Mwi9. Nrtiwf, rh mwy w iMXw that Jr. lchberg has Jiwt lfcigu, y play ilxote to trfc s-a-iwt windmill. Vm new dealers are whistling in Ww Im their optimistic state- kn arMt coming coirt decisions Wi-A TV A. social security, etc. iiv.'int $N5 (rottoil the olh5 4iitovlly pii tins Ken case tnt-we-fWy sfar the rail laVr R ltwyft's here lwlive tVj ('irt can upkoH t!a KKA. V H 9t4 lo tha lonwMt tMlNi M la rail labor cat. . Ceie hidden ltn In the labcv e rbilcn hints at the pro'oable attiti. 0 the court maiortty on WRA: "The contention tof the govern- j -nc comes very near to tni mai hatever some (railroad) carriers cho to do voluntarily In the mM srMsnt of their buslnsw at evice lavvtts cosifrrsli with tha power cm,ft all carrWrs to de. The fsl kry obvltus. T1m meaning of tlw unere and due prerauv cIumi the coraiitutlcti lc not h enaly tti'jrMM by tlQ volunty ta- VTiuaW cr cji'"3ritDiw." that n- tfbAs a i th-wy enly Mt aich mjm wl iMfl lbtfi shinty a ts t ft the -o- llneti f tlaa cwir V m nriew thi omj mn cnt ckvs 14. Stlm, liVTM A3w M the labor dcctaiiM mm kcC fawrfifWNbreMy injure tlia chtnow ct I'm c1b1 Acurlty jwntmM. This troaram la not brs on tke ydril JuriW-ctlon nvr intarstata comi(rc. but tn'the powrtrs of con g re to tax. i It is frankly intrastate, Jvx la (.come taxes are. This is an entirely different principle, which usually has been upheld by the court. Those who believe life begins at forty will be encouraged still further by the labor pension decision. It held life does not end at sixty-five. The prize line of the majority de cision was: "It does not follow, as contended, that a man of sixty-five Is lnefficcnt or incompetent. The facts indicate a contrary conclusion." This view was subscribed to by four Justices over sixty-five (Sutherland. McReynolds, Butler and Venderven terj and one who Is the baby of the court at sixty, Mr. Roberts. A free miepstng contest is on among insiders aboxit the reason son James (Co tinned on Page Five) SIDE GLANCES by TUXUKE REPORTERS Fred Scheffel forgetting sewer con struction worries for the momeat to gare rapturously into the eyes of a 35 cold nupct foun: i,j wm. Snln of OrrgDn's Swtt7frland. Mark LUlard brlncina; on a ptorm bv showlr.c on Mam with a sailor straw hat. rain street Al P.iTon denying flatly that he had really received $947 in the chain letter buftness. Judee Colvig. f0. serine as chauf feur to a hand-puhed cultivator in the flower garden 'fore breakfast. Coa-h Faber of Ahland getting a pink slip for parking overtime down- K-" n F-Jui.itor I'le MISdOULA. Mnt . May 9. (APi ; Pr. C H Clapp. pre?tdnt of Mon- tr,a Pae un:veritv tir.'-t 1P21. died j tocav a: t.-. .-.or- rr:r!i- 'here h i1 P-n ill cf a rare hn-.;;ry infection frii.ee last Octo - cer. Secmy Cloaks Plans As tevy Tries Record Forma fwwi Will Join Huge pftigife ifttSJiipRiM Warfare efett w.w!t wJs sr.iii Jwawtlc!. w' MM 4 )MWt, K3 V p rat a. . w.) ThM Ky etM aVmptfI Wmm vWvm t'xw c 4 jm- t4 yfti W bim Pmrl MnrM fr Wlm; IslaMt st 7:18 . . (9:A a. m... . T.) H n far ffMnne Mr wa eNyv( te tn- tva hours cM4i flylv wt to pit 1M t:w smC ff (Wjuir UM-iwtW flllit ovor rm unchriK routa. A cliV of r wwy itn thrown aMt w iMMVeniowt f t pkrtft m tlwy KM lwa the raw at rxxirl Bkwbw a snwt tonal arcVKmce irK- tNt yiawt mamuvM tVe U1V( iwYy ha evw iM tM ISbWlK. S grat wKt the wcwry surreif im& the uniireccieMttMl flight f H st'HlMi, aibMervees exjMctw n fur ther wm( of their movenwn after the ea4evM ull tkir awlwl at Kid way Ipmamh rio.tty a w M ilHt In tlW SMI. In tlM M;iiveK tn armsNin fmi lea's il-fcrlfVe iw.l b8a i IFeael IBw'ic. 1C mlm from Mno Mu. v411 t-Mt 1W wfwiiiiie he , &wJ& iKK-Mft fv9e ever rtt to I j im 1 MMMfe; wwiwc evsr q mn nA'Vf jt the p4a; tlll y la nuvrt, cr whore they will m tKm X)iiey ciwj i h cka tf silcnoe that )vw obverea" 'every move tha fleet hm ms9 slace- It put fe m last TIxms fNtt4li; Wttaar, but prsMtfett-llr n wliM f hl lift the lxuvy Iwm ( swMa for the fl'flwU m Urn fiKt slilp lcb tha wawa-. Vt by om Ntl. tha pltneu Y Y9-lt MucNKtMi, whldl flew he yeor, five otl-wr jM-nt ca tl tmm snxxxiva. 9t lntsrvata of about threR mlnvgs, jlmM aero, Um &msy wMwaG at! FocM )terbr imwI v&m oJrcliiNjF the 8urudlr; eowa fteVw aln altituto while awit la$ othar planes in the air. .VftipWaN-l.iNl ViCbMrf aNe was no delay la the taleactff. (wtiM (prattoB wee secret nv tlM Mmd for dwtue was never an iwunce4, although It wws learned H wouAa be around daybreak. Jtaval officer w uncommunicative anal declined to dlaciats the flight or even to ftciatlt Jt would be made. Bhjws?-5(ar wm. who appliad for admlarton at the aatee of tbw Parl Harbor navy yard were turned away and cameraaien )ilwiA failed to (continued o ptfpjp niies) WASHINGTON. May 9 (AP) The house today passed and seat to the senate the omnibus bill giving the federal reserve system greater control over the nation's banks. Repeated Republican efforts to nar row the new powers were of little avail, the huge Democratic majority voting almost as a unit against them. What would happen to the bill in the senate remained uncertain. Sena tor Glass. D W. Va.). a lr on banking legislation In that branch, had served notice he would oppose the things house R-publlcans aoua to eliminate. IMS g On Reser&e CLEV'EXASD, May 0 AP) The Rev. Charles E. Coughlin, after re- I cru.ttng new Ohio members for nls HOUSE APPIKi. N'nttona? Union for sr)ial Justice. , senator Robert J. BulXiey of Ohio, sathered his forces today for an as-, Rev. Ft. Coughlin rebuked the sen I ?ault on the federal reserve system a tor1 for his vote against Cr:t Pat and the Eecles banking bill. man bonus bill and predicted the ! The Detroit priest told a crowd of I 24.508 persons which frequently cheered his utterances hr-re last niiiht that the federal reserve svstem fiis ed the depre.ion "more than any other single fsi-tor." "The national union." he Mid, "de- ms-ds eip-jirjon of th'.s prnt:tute. tlm- fMrai rer-. e b!ik;rz y-tm . Irin our in.dst a: id t .i c-i - ment of a central government bank, Victims in Plane Disaster fas? , (. MnaVer Brewen CuMlng (Mt), a i4 Pilta Hervy Brt, piM mt llwar, wfric ailkMl wktm i r-i' i Prcd udy. J Cil., -o?ut- ter. Is heW In th oa'.y pi j'HWia bwM 1M Wit, ch3-yd Vltl ikUr the nulls 1 ! stajftNTt 1M Mn JM U- fotd, Cn. -Kvidy, t'nef burets U. 1. ew ml Rslon v John 'o a . i.ewJd guilty BMl sdrwttffii iSMLdli m f-pie htir la whVek In sMmI f 108 unaw thAt stf rrfio 1 Icpcd IntimscW tstw Jorni ad Rudy's dlvofcad wlt, Tlol mwey. Rudy htM t ansnc te erl court, ar U. . Atturary G. . Jelm he weui rmnc tl c4 to the fsnieril tiMd Jwy hwM xay . SiMiy, s ri-.t cir avnVir ef W.. ysr. Tha ha jwrti. fcr Cilifrnbii foiloTl a! di vorce, was cm',oy8d at a lsl t mill. Ha hid tan a friaat ImrvM of the city Jell, t:sd m drun chwjp. ccorln to police office ai. Sis former lfe. VloA udy, 1 rrsident of till city. enJoylra did reputation, accdin to tha city aollce. ;orrt Jon i llv alone la a siradl unfurnished hou, which rfie built himself, on Union stcaat har. Par tially crippled, he makts his living m a carpenter, and In small mining operations in the surroundirdt hills. Exporters failed to get In touch with him yesterday neighbors reporting that he has not been at his hoaaB the p two months. .a, Tk. SALEM. Ore.. .y next mcctlnpoor ilic utatp hiRhway commission, at which bids will be oponpd. was deferred Irom Say 23 to May 31, It was announced today by the hlKhwny department The delay was caused by the desire to place Feveral Important Job, 0 1L Bank Stiup owned by the people and controlled. i h' tne directly through the, congrevs of the United States.' SDcakiiii? in the home town of end of hii politirRi career If he "dOs not see fit to alter his judgment. " A.5rt!Ilnii the hanking art ol IQ'i'i. Hev. Ft. Coughlin -.ald 'This action on the part nf the Roovelt admin- istratioii has done and is dotne more to --.tie fsith in the n- deal than tth rro-v nl''!ier e-.en bv the i m- mrrl Tr.p A ' Thih d"sro: "d fiod ( bef,:i':;ii si'is in the fare of j hunger and nakedness.'' v xi i : r r jh i t- i ii ir t.u i it. : ti r i urn inn i n u w m mpmm m s mi asi iiius H-ew C1eio htoemal ct3a Out TrMaiKa4AtMa4ari teisKttVM Mm IVwe b bi-sf tn-Wf,? MF 0i :ato-to )fibi cm tl'H 4Maiaw d tbi i atV4- 1wnm, has: a rMftrowHM hi J cw?r, A9 t- MXVm w ilwt h ar c CMkm . Waj'saa, tNte r ai'i Vias.. mat cs"b the dowf.Uf faMsd ccrt. rct mar Vm t. Lid f - licenc hfW eA nw tte ktM lc 9 1' "aw;a s -ria." SH y 1 m- Is mm at tea wp 8aa 1). P fw cfrf eur cfjlf.l wtt)Mn. at hbi pd tirw w c3k of tbn Viwiatrd Co. Im . t'm aMithici OwirM dkMVa, t h 1 ch awic W9 a ywoc , bn iM3 1 Ttj & si sufi'MMKmK mt ?- pjMa la tbis Itfi)3Mal WMi!Mkwgk Under tlat ruU$ e tlm atttvMay AmiiaU "i liM--r a'4cMMticdly 14M h Je TrlHwi bfj fcc-Mbc nmy other liKwttjT r 9arsl Jcto, la tha Jitfiwl or 1 1 f e brooclwi: of ti KTCK-Mt." ?ayr, smms hc eikclttfa. obTleia? vnm AUJUP-V Pt.vv. V. J.. ti? e ; W'". Seavywclsht b,lne champion, wa. In lure toav hll' rehearsing for a rjl-s s,.roica- pjo- sram In a hotel hrt.-. Re was takes ti J.,-tmt h,a,lll In tri, a.rk Detfttls of the acct'Vint were not i ' " 1 ' 7 , ' ' ln at the hospital said V.cr had re- Immcj'lately avatla-.jle. but a physic- from a blank cartridge, e said tne champion's condition was not bellev ed to be serious but that T?aer had not yet te?en removed from theaoper ating room. EXECUTION STAY AUSTIN. Tex. May f APi O'T ernor James V. Allred refused today to intrfre with the execution of Raymond Hamilton and Joe Palmer, f a !r minutes previously the court of criminal appeals had refu'-ed to arjmlt a petition for a writ o! habeas corpus on behalf of Hamilton. outh- -.-t dtApTfio. and one time aide of Clvrie Barrow, slain by officers 1 Imt Mav P"n arr -hr-3Ulrd to be electrO- rU'eri shortly sftr midnight u - (night. tcatla w Btift) BANDITS REFUSED 1 QUICK VETO LOOMS 'FOR PATMAN CASH ' BONUS PAYING AC! Roosevelt Analyzes Legisla tion in Hour's Conference With Financial Advisors Ho Coiwpfomi&fi Talked WASHINGTON. Mmv 9.-7! With the apparent intention of making a quick veto. President Roosevelt to day analyzed the Pat-:.an cwih pfiy rent bonus bill In an Hour's con ference with flnaw.c!l av1ss. VTi? talkeV with Sire(a?y Stf?ven tVa u. E.-.V't D.Sft? ECa-n ! el . a-:-ll VOwfrTs .V.ii:-f4(r Pr T. IS'Inea. All the 3ot.y wj'I Ay wbm "w wer dlscwMtlv tNie rcw-isl l-ius ltislatl!." Ashe4 if the prearnt s cUila rtrnji a subrtltwttt Uc tVj Pat3WA tuvs or ccwhjhtowIJs cOn". TrAAUtlJRGiTOff. 3.y 8. MCtal PiwUfent Roomvelt cailfeM in hi fin ancial fpdvlrw tWvy d-vx' t' iMMUh SltUatlH. fKKC SUplTtOlo ( t)c PatMvn bill iw, y'A-" t !. wmVd m i U'. t'M iMfAYKrMmv V lEHVJfcflhS j4-S.1i:i'4W et f tb Iwiai iHVa wer cw-MetMr Mtvr bond- wjw- M WMtKw U a raictiuh V hMd bjJ yMM.-$M W tM Clatfe (., )Fif.) immI rMs (.. At tbie srwiv M'. safw.v bwMM (.. OfrrtM. MvrflPM rf t4l laver and m f iMiwiii a pi'tMi--dy a-tl ---a 'ftrftt far ClffMJ BVtJd. e:i i, Wiidfr j. aa Ml iKNMf M;Mfe 4e )aao4 a P. mi rvyvwb-Ja i : it rMrl niiite si wjj br hwi!b. itovrKM m& JMt !m bwrt. wh f-bN sufi tfcv Jw r fllMMiear. tb) BW-d btM It bOUB CP0-;.M V bNia diJti. If i rf.v tw w!m tirtxe&( Www r bMi-w y'r? !.Wrt., tliW la Jwy Ti 11 tW- Ivi-i hJ m f rcaa um4 0s mid. ibD m IMS Am fv:ni- ' r0r1 tohiy m WWW M - of af!ctl07 sulsi. ! 7n' tnr"' : ! ho1" PP,I wm VO TOflt Ife to '.. '"Phis bill M what O i-5.M Kai P.ep. B;aeh T. Ifen-X;?. "I Yt,$i ya'll vote for it. "- Juvt wat cjv, you boys agiinA yos on lJro:"if.' j t!n The bill. whlc?.i n-i-v s;8 ta tlu senate would outlaw all.entisn of ffectlon, breach of promt.. dUiJ tion and similar ea.- f-ora the Jur.i diction of Juattce ,f the pea -e and common pleas courts and a'ould bnr Jthe naming of a oorreApondent in di ; -orce and alimony ault. TOBTUND. Ore . May 1Vi A demand for restwallon of a ten per cent pav cut they took three year, ao was made today upon Portland restaurant operator, by union wait resaea. cooks and bartendera. The varloiia lorala demanded thlt the restoration be made June I. Th - w:tera' local haa a.ked for a five- jdsy week but made no mention Jf pay Incre.M. iiliifiiiiii! IWWSA PORTLAND WAITRESSES WANT WAGES RESTORED i . BOB UP IN MANY SECTIONS OF U. S. More Walkouts Threatened As Current Strikes Show No Signs of Abatement LuraJrarin-g la Hard Hit SAN FRANCISCO. May 9. ipi A threat of a new coast wide maritime strike hunj? over the Pacific todny in demands the vly forrrd marl time ff Aeration of the Pacific tse a reforendum on whether to walk out I iv. supirt of 12. CO striking oil t-nk- or rpm. , ! Union utfftrial-t in fvattln an:l ;stn r.-anclw.- Joi r'! In iirjl:' tl'.p rrVr- l'.ty Uve.Vulntr! I'-rrs La1)T trouble raised its hrai maiay parls cf the country- toda-y as sevef'l cu-r-rnnt strikes showrd no SM;rrs of aba t pk ff n t a r.d n e-w w a -outs nffl threate'Mfid. ! rH-We Kor-tUq.e'5t- nrp-or-tfil 1 k-tiwits, s-a-w-RllI U'R't-wt'S VVe sVei 's h wstfi 1 1 1 1 wK is t- w o n saj!tat ill. O h 19 a w t ciwai) M cw la tWAi sii nts fRVWad m(..is.ija3 bnri rwif Wr'i;; aiV rJMJ.i";' ieh jftrv A (-h!ihpw) bnw w wat Md Hijs bsawse fiwita1 s-s 1mi ii-rt. s ay 9S4W 5o's hmH fAiii fW)t;M4' P ?r.nW4 Srtfli. AV.We iifcrtw V tmf.HMAVi4Ai 'Aer sA-Ht (bAfHT M v. lro f'C iikmiA i -v- '( 'M'd- -yi? 'O Wit fMiMHi'i e cHH -W w? i;n;piw?-, tfifi & (& ir.yi- W fiy W?M? Cii ft'?- tv4 Jti'.-.H C:W La?wwr;-:'e Sf--'S5ji v.w Wa aK'ev; wrYev,e!'-y:nr;,j! Klf.Cv wa hwpyjicrf-. tr.e ; j-.t--w? iwr I'c'ts. rirr.'e. EXtA-'yii ihw si fastf sr:satwi wivii o'.t :jrw wovrf)n mJ fiiviM fcfe wouW n'"ft iirw cMvdK.'-Mr.'Z. he"iee!r wV.i eta3Vu fvftjl'fyr. "with o.'.'.ve.T m"e"n. HI WEST COIVVFORTA'B'bE FiLLWI aP-ERATlON" R'OET-LA'rWO. K'y 9. t AP Of wald M'-gfl-v-flrr.r rf ?reg-ri, wlvo yctiitrMHtj Ut;v!"e1rw;f.:v.- an operation fAirr rr,v-:nvr r,f f.'"U fclart -f r, "spent a- p r vax? n ! c 'it a r. A lc ge, :. i r. a al -c2 nif ly," h ,- ttal atte:x'aK'.s sal! toCay. Send a Cyanide Tablet Would End Chain Craze There are many Medford citizen, who believe that the most efficacious way of ending the chain-letter racket la to start another chain letter, in closing a slow-acting cyanide tablet of some sort a. bait. As each peracn geta hi. or her tablet, he will aei out five letters, with one more tao let In each one. to his friends, ine i Irlenda In turn will each send out fl'e more, and according to th. reckoning of some of the most astute malhmatlrlana In the country, oy the time the name at the bottom of i Hie list has worked to the top. 10.- ' au chaln-lrtt. r enthusiasts will be flenmct. and tnat. noi .ucn a ma idca either. Bandits Dress Up , In Police Outfits To Grab Payroll CHICAGO, May 9.A. rive robliera. three of them in police uniforms, marched briskly inro the West Taylor street plant of the Edison General Electric ap pliance company today and selz.d $3,800 Just delivered for the pay roll. Witnesses said the five arrive tl in an automobile bearing tho word "police" on the sides. Guards were on duty outside the plant offices, but the ganp was admitted when their leader announced ney were on hand to Investigate s robbery. NATIONAL GUARD TO RIVAL WAR DAY ftU.EMi. Ore., May 0. ( A-P) Tlie lar-,;rt ceneflnt ration of r.attDi'.al nsrrl trcsopa Ur maneuvers n U. f-srlflc coast sl-nc the wcr.d war will be he:l at Fcrt Lewi, near Taroir.a, Wa.'., bet;lnnln(E June 11, It was an-Rour.c-e4 today by Major General Geo. fit, white, commander of (he natlsna-'. giwuwcl's eft t-Jyp northwest. . tis-tM of 7000 men and 6'X) oIM fpom renn. WaahtiiKton,' IdaV.D w-ii- KInnnaj wt;l be under canvas diis t!- lS-rta-y IderifU training. The klip's emmprlrt the l-s.t combs'; r W:n, yM w!M nia-r-k- flit flrs-t tlm We e'.Wws dtl'V-Ulon lia been a:em tiitett W-iis tt.Uuwv from- l-Yance in- e:mi'f -:M ye"n;i bou't- sfl'XJ1 off: ?Xw r.fl iiwr ts t-Ie enrampment to f.tP-i tfr dt'hwis r.wr-t':wes.t staiee. Tho fwffrf Sr-g.in te'S'l'vvd:e t'h'e -8:2nd. brig- Mate l6'2'R'd and- 18fllh ry:iVry r.f'KV.M.ve.Rt's a';d the 2 1 8 in f'w;W flt:-Ki:t:ie",r-y- awd li6vM-i Mc'd r.i pit-Sl eteHTHpiSJEWi. T-lVS 3.49'.Wl GCS.t RT- wvtlwin V.-.W e'.iytr."ft'.n ait IWf.v s.tfcverv?, ?t'f.'7i:A t'ro,ff,p;s- w.mi -begliv moving waii ang tn'aT.'sporA' J.une- 10. An avfs? (saT.jve.-te'rS' hM started' thla UiK fiw'.rd'ltn:& twrnipwraTy- s.tr.u'c.t ur.es rn Fa'mip- I0' ''ft'sh'lngitsn'. Gen Ktt Jt-.wt tt KbPt l-wwi early Hix. )W;i.v, ti5' it:aibXht h''d'qiii.r - :.yPiifcie trAWXnfs cWtvtTiru'e for 9v;iP4r$ji wW poim's- fo cil-max In (WM'fe-ita pi.Pi'.tbfc e5x'e;r.c'ie"s; beginning i;te- ;yia ffth'W'.- aja'l'd. n Sun i, iUfi1 S!3i. ? dil'V-V.s.l'on. will give vAlte'' rftwlfei -to tt-.'ff -go'.venvdri! l ?yw -rt:aV;S8j -angi -M'ajcir General W "!M'o:i)'e' olf' SXrj' Kr.a.nclaeo.-. ftVSi? ein:.t?nymd;e;r W?Vt O'-Vva'p'l'e'T: o'f' rioy'al Arch StfdliHiflia cif- M::d-f.o;rd. will bo hosts at vf-te, Ivfyaft. Wr.'ls teripie -at a dls irxi m:etl'n:?. Saturday evening to f&ittWf v.t'silUrv state- officers, Includ Wuf.Tt ffco:tt, grand high priest ct? nsjjiail rc-!i 'Mona. of Oregon; i:i:vt -Mi. Sccftt-, .grand orator; Her- rr.v 'I.. Tb'hey,, grand treasurer, and 'Av J. S.'-'A,l:'.c:r; oX Ahl.nd, grand sen- tW.Tl, T'l;. 'Roya-: A'rch degree will be con fVr.n:d t:pcn class of candidates, the ark' betngi exemplified by a special Royal Arch degree team from the K-lama'th Falls- chapter. The meeting, will be opened by a -p-. -JTJ-. complimentary dinner serv ejl Vn- the.' total temple dining rooms, t;o .which all Officers and members of tre chapters' at Klamath iralis.. Ash l;sn;d. Oranu- Paaa and Jacksonville .r. cdrdialiy, Invited, as well as all visiting, members In this locality. Large delegations- from Ash. and, (Grant's -Picsav Klamath Falls and Jack sonville have expreaaed their Inten tlon of being present, and Indications point to one of the largeat meetings cf the kind ever held In southern Oregon. Income Shares Q-iarterly Income shares 1.38 bid; I 81 40 aked. The catch In that, of course, and there'. catch In all of them. I. -i.i some &JCJyio win m w.ihimii oj ine reauiia mil can .tbuauy uc produced, and will unthinkingly toss thclr'-copy In the waste basket, th'j. disrupting th. chain and rendering the effect not quite ao sure. The latest fad atarted In Medloid may serve the same purpose, how ever. This one Is a honey. Some fiendish mind devised the Idea to start a aend-a-plnt-of -whiskey chain! Now practically anyone can aee where drinking 1S.63 pints of whiskey will i rrndrr practically any chaln-letterer (Continued on Page rw.lv.) LEGISLTOR RULE ALL MAKERS Political Prognosticators Worried About Future' Long List of Those Tainted Under Discussion SALEM. May 9 (API State offic ials and political observers here to day considered reports that legis lators holding city Jobs and eppoint ments may be ousted from their as sembly seats, as "far fetched" awd absolutely contrnry to the provisions of the state constitution. Speculation tn Portland that posi tions of 15 or mere legislators wes In Jeopardy fecf-aU'iw p k-alvlt'g vav loua city positions al'SQ fA-lled t-a arouse CGnstltutlorval attoTP.'B-y. 1-he.y held the constitution atR-ires th dival Job situation nrpltcd cnly to lucra tive "state or federal" pos4tl&F.-s. There Is no mention in the consU tutlon that elty official's are rest risk ed f rxm holding legislative seats. Ily Uendrll Webb (AiKcclatP'tl Prefs f5taff Writer) PORTLAND. May fl. (API Reper cusslor.s frc:n Atorr.cy General Van Winkle's ruling concerning the in eligibility cf a half cloren Oregon: senators ar.i rrpre?ent-aMres were wld'o-n'ii'ead here today, with som's polltl'cal p rog nos tl ca tor s a ppa'ren tly worried about the future of nearly every legislator in the slate. The attorney general early thl week- ruled six members of the. leg islature Ineligible be.caus they hold, or IvRv.e held while In office., other "lucrative" pmltlQivs wnde? federal or (,t.at.e governments-. Many Ulwcu'wed" Politfl c:ommlsiloners, school prin cipals., c'.ty attorney, councilman. mayors, Just-Ices- of the peace, attor ney, for federal- officials, members of the state advisory council and others on the state's law-making bodies found themselves much discussed a possibly, further "victims of the at torney -generals verdict. However, thus far the ax has de scended' on but sir. and one of thesa. Representative Lew Wallace of Mult nomah' county, has announced to Multnomah county- commissioners (Continued on Page Twelve) BASEBALL Nat.lonnl E. H. K. 8t. Louis 1 1 Philadelphia 1 1 Walker nd Davis; Walter. wl Wilson. R. R. I. 1 1 ..... a a o Hubbel ana Pittsburgh . New York Blanton and Padden; Manctiao. R. R. 1. Cincinnati 4 i Brooklyn fl 5 I Johnson. MacPayden, Hermann and Lorr.bardl; Bablcll, Bngfc and Phelp.. r. h. r -10 0 1 5 1 Chicago Boston . Carleton and Hartnett; BetU, Hhem and Spohrcr. R H I S 7 1 Neir fork Cleveland ., Rufllng. 0 Vanatta Ma lone. and Dickey; Harder and Myatt. (Called end fifth, rain). Washington at Detroit; postponed; rain. UKVF.rU.Y HILLS, CmI., May 8. .My old flying iiardner, KrHtik Iluwkcs, just breezed in hprs frnm Uiiftios Aires, Argen tina, in 4S f-lyinft hours. Think of Uiiciios Airos being only two diiys 'away. Air linos just coming in or out of Los Anifolcs alone have flown -.' 13,000,(100 miles, carry ing l.floO.OOO passengers. Acci dents to passengers have been less than one to L'.j.OOO that travel. That "old devil" fog is touch, not only on aeroplanes, hut ships, autos, horseback or afoot, but planes will be the first thing to lick it. Yours, 18H7c"Nabt BnlcaU, la o o
