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MEDFORT MATT TRIBUNE. MEDFOfcn. 01?EW, WETWESBAY, OOTOTRFR 12, IMS, PAGT5 11 VK S! ILL NO PEACE ! LABOR FRONT; CALL CONFERENCE SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13. (API-Behind-the-scenes meetings contin ued today on San Francisco1 two labor war fronts, while the fate, of a new Itquor distributing warehouse depended on conferences between CIO and AFL union leaders. After a busy day meeting with one group and then the other, Paul C, Smith, mediator in the CIO ware housemen -distributor conflict, said he hoped to get the groups together today for a conference. He promised a statement on the situation, which has resulted In the closing of 100 warehouses, today or tomorrow. Mayor Angelo Rossi's committee of . 10. attempting to settle the 35-day department store strike, resumed metings today. Co-chairman of the committee, made up of Industrial and labor leaders, indicated the situation was sot hopeless. A seniority clause demanded by the unions is the crux of dispute which resulted in a strike of 5000 retail clerks in 35 stores. ' lPffrtf est a rn to firm fch Stand ard Liquors, Inc.,. to open a new j warehouse, was balked yesterday when AFL carpenters refused to pass a CIO warehousemen picket line. i The warehouse had planned to open with AFL warehousemen. The CIO unionists picketed, charging the plant was sponsored by the same group of men they claimed "locked out" members of their union, Eugene Paton, president of the CIO union, said he would meet, to day with Thomas P. White, secretary of the AFL general warehousemen's union, to discuss White's contention that Standard Liquors is a "brand new firm." Orran Grossman, manager of the firm, admitted "we're kind of sty mied now. We may have to take the enterprise to Fresno.' Wm. Carle Writes of Travels In Native New York State EX-CZAR'S COUSIN PASSES IN PARIS PARIS, Oct, 32. (AP) The Grand Duke Cyril Vladimirovitch, 82, head of the house of Romanoff and self proclaimed "czar of all the Rus sians," died today in the American hospital here. The pretender to the vanished throne of the Russian empire, an exile in France since the bolsherist revolution, had been seriously til for two weeks, suffering from gan grene of one leg. He had become so walc that doctors -beared, to .operate. The grand duke, a cousin of the late Crar Nicholas II, last of the dynasty to reign, proclaimed himself rightful heir to the throne August SI, 1924. With him at the end were his brothers, the Grand Dukea Boris and Andrew, and his sister, the Grand Duchess Helen, now Princess Nicholas of Greece. CIO. PUIS NEVADA ON UNFAIR LIST TRUCKEE, Callt, Oct. 13. (AF) The state of Nevada remained on the unfair Hat of the CIO tunnel workers' union today u pickets at the California and Utah atate lines dispiayed aigns along the highway asking motorists not to use Nevada highways. The CIO union, a branch of the trmted Mine, Mill and Smelter Work ers union, was refused entry into Nevada last week-end to picket a road construction project, Washoe county authorities met the men at the California border with a heavily armed band of deputies, A conference of CIO leader with Gov. Richard Klrman and other state officials at Carson City yester day failed to settle the Issue of picketing. 4 Battleship to Motp. PORTLAND, Oct, 13. (IP) The Battleship Oregon commission wn, notified yesterday by Contractor George H. Buckler that the famous old sea fighter would be moved into lta new and permanent berth in a marine park at southwest Jefferson street Friday. 1 Indians' Heirs Heard, DB 8 MET, Idaho, Oct. 13. ffj Inland Empire tribesmen by the score flocked here yesterday for testimony before Edward 3. Conies, administra tor of inheritance, for determination of heira to rich lands on the Coetir D'Alene Indian reservation. ARE vou at the mercy of ,a snuffy, sneezy, smothery bead cold right now? Cheer upi A little Mentholatum, applied in each nostril, will soothe the irritated nasal membranp, help check the aneczing and relieve the stuffiness. Also rub Mentholaium vigorously on the chest and back to stimulate slusteish circulation. You'll be grate ful for MenthoUtum's effective relief. To the Editor; am writing this letter from the village of Giasco, where j was horn 68 year ago the 4th of July. The noble Hudson, rolling Its waters to the Atlantic 100 miles away, ts less than a half mils to the east of me, and the heavily wooded CatsKfH are only & few miles to the west. These mountains are cohered large ly with pine, hemlock, Wrefc, bUek hickory whence come the delightful "hickory mtta") and sugar maple. Yesterday I walked two miles to attend worship at a country church, the "Dutch Reformed, where Rev. ! Wm, Merritt, whose name I bear was pastor 63 years ago. It was a most beautiful day, and the coloring of the mountains made- ma pause many times to "behold the wonderful works of God, The maple is the most gorgeous of all the trees when It puts on Its royal robes for autumn wear, Aa it grows everywhere and ts used also for ornament and shade, and for a month already has been throwing out flashes of color as a foretaste of what it intends to do later, my sense of reverence as I left the house of my God blended readily with His handiwork. How could I help It that it broke out on me like s fever In the following l!nes: The Maple Leaf The summer's past, the autumn's come. Foreboding pinch of wintry cold, The maple" leaf shows gold and red Before St mingles with the mold. With shout of triumph rising high , Let me pass upward to the skies, And, trailing glory, let me go, Aa maple leaf that grandly dies. The woods here are full of my cousins If I count those of second and third degree, I found 61 tomb stones of people born to the name of "Carle, all in one country grave yard. An ancestor of mine, Matthew Carle, was, born In lilt, as his tomb stone declares. The grave of his father, WHJlam, who came from Ger many In 1740, I have not yet found. The native "blue atone, which my father used to cut, proves to fee the most enduring atone for monuments, I found one which has stood for 26$ years, and It shows absolutely no "gnawings of the tooth of time, nor did any of the others. But marble Is short-lived, Gf recent years granite prevails, but It, too, shows that ma terial things are transient. Blue atone deserves recognition as an enduring stone. Some of my rela tives are still working the quarries t watched the process, asked some questions,- then was given a heavy hammer and pointed chisel to try my luck at splitting a rock which was 60x20x13 inches, Following a chalk Una I mad a row of holes one inch apart and a half Inch deep the entire length. Next, hold the chisel with Its edge lengthwise with the rock, I went back and forth striking the chisel hard in each hole. Soon a Might crack Appeared and grew larger tilt the two pieces fell apart ready to be trimmed for street curbing, I got a lovely picture of the fails where my father once operated a grist mill. Nothing now remains of th eld milt except the two huee stones four feet In diameter and a foot thick. Stone haa given way to steel in our modern mills, A cousin tells me he remembers that my fa ther used to pretend ha would throw him into the hopper and grind him, too. - How I miss the M-Ti But It cant follow me en this trek, and it is stilt far from finished. I have many rela tives around New York City friends In Washington, D, C. and in Florida. I .may see them all and thes many more in Texas, New Mexico end Ari zona, finishing with my brother in El centre, Calif, For the desert U calling calling me, WM. M, CARLS, Oct! 3 Sangerties, N. Y, Borah Has Bill. WASHINGTON, Oct, 13. gn Sen ator Borah (R.-Ida.) 'Said today he would reintroduce In the J83g con gress a bill sponsored by him and Senator O'M&honey (D,-Wye, for federal licensing of corporations. The authors have advanced it ss a possible solution to the monopoly problem, 4 Stage Dispatcher Called, PORTLAND, Oct. 12. ( Punerst services were held yesterday tor Thomas Franklin Marsh, 62, assist ant superintendent of the North Coast Stage lin?s and former dis patcher for the Seattle Electric com pany, 4 The ancients believed the emerald benefitted the eyes and the amethyst prevented drunkenness. SENATOR'S COUSIN FOUND GUILTY OF TRIANGLE MURDER M0KTESAN0, Wash.. Oct. JS. fAP A Jury of eight "men and four women convicted Paul , Buttry last night of slaying Hugh Warrea a (the result of an argument over Warren divorced wife. The tall, slim good-looking Buttry, who said he was a cousin of U. S. Sen, Georgss Berry (O., T?nn4 nt calmly while the jury recommended the death penalty. Bis attorney. A, S, Coss, who, as defense counsel in 19 murder trials, never had a client suffer the death penalty, said he planned to file ss tice of appeal within three daya. Judge William B, Campbell set no date for sentence. The state, in lis ftist degree mur der charge, accused Buttry of firing seven shots in Warren's head after an altercation over Catherine War ren the slain man's divorced wife, whs Buttry promised to many as soon aa he got enough money ts divorce his present wife, reported last Mry in San Diego, Calif. Buttry and the Warrens cams west from Pea Kidge, Ark., IS years ago. After the Warren divots, Buttry tived In Mrs, Warren's attic. The state said Warren remonstrated with Buttry for not marrying Mr. War ren, Mrs. Warren testified for Buttry at the trial, and appeared unmoved at the verdict. The SS-year-sld defendant and Warren, a Boqulam service station mas. were described aa boyhood chums in Arkansas The trtangiei caused estrangement, however, and witnesses testified: to hearing both men make threats before the shoot ing, which, occurred ts frost of a Hoqujsrn tavern. Both Buttry and hi attorney said the convicted defendant was Senator B?rrv'i cousin, and the Tennessee senator put up 100 toward the de fense fee. JAIL TERM GIVEN FOR HUNT DEATH ALTORAS, Call., Oct, IS. A sentence of 30 d&ys (n the count? jail was Imposed yesterday upon James Stewart, whs pleaded guilty to -Involuntary homicide for the acci dental shooting of Mrs. Bnrbr.m Thamson, Matin, Ore-, last Sepiembn 1? while deer hunting, Stewart vs plaeed In five years probation tr Superior Judge Bn Curley, whs ordered htm to pay all costs arising from the accident. Tiu shooting occurred when Stewart mis took Mrs, Thompson for a deer he had wounded. 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