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TAKE PHARAOH'S
MUMMY OUT OF
COFFIN OF COLD
King Tut-Ankh-Amen was
only 15 Years of age
When he Died
DESCRIPTION IS GIVEN
Egyptologists Reveal State
of Find Taken From
Valley of the Kings
NKWyOltK.Nov.il. (' Tim!
kills Tui-AnkliAuii-ti who died tn
Ksypt StMtti 8,f0Q yours ugo, wa:
only fKU'cii yours "Id whin h body
wnn iniii in hiH tomb iii Lb viiiii'v
of 1)10 kings, linn boon dullnltelv
osoArtsIotd by ths Rgyptbloftlsts.
T)i uko of the atii pbafoah bad
boon the UiihIu for iimi. Ii hi lifttluH
umoiiK tlioiui wiio uncovered tin
(omit in-ill- l. uxor. Howard Carter,
who wua ihu ill ltd asatatnut to tho
Into Knrl of Curniivoii In (at work
of excavating (ho lomb. Iind believe. I
tho youth won IK yonru of age when
ho ii.i ' I nwity.
kv (established
When, howovor, iho niiimniy
was inkmi from It golden-aluiped
coffin unit ths wrappings ihout II
wum removed until Ibb golden
aboulhid body i-uim- Into view, tho
oxporta nftvr lip iixninlnallnn oalnb.
Hailed tho n(o.
On tho houd of TutAiihb-Amtm
won a lull crown of aold. Tin- bunds
wort) clanpnd IWOSS tho hronat. On
the ulde of Iho body wore stropped
two sold hlltod swords nnd two
knlvoa. tho handles of which nlan
wnro aold. On iho bronat golden
alnra wero placed to murk Iho henrt
nnd lungs.
Married Young
Tiil-Ankh-Aiiiin Inhurltud tho
Ihrono of Khun Atcn through bin
murrlouu lu that king's third dnugh
Ur. Ankb-NoB-l'u-Aton. nftorwur.l
Ankh-Nes-Amen. iwo yours nftor hor
roysl father hud psuied uwuy. Thin
wu durina tho reign of iho phsrdah,
flsa-Nekhl. hl brolhor-ln-law. Bsn
Nokht la variously estimated lo have
rnlannd from eight to alxtceu yours
nftor thla event boforo Ilia doulh and
tbo succession of Tut-Ankh-Amon.
Iho lutor la estimated to have relgn
od from two to nlno yonra. Tho
former flsuro Is Howard OaMarS
nnd tho Inttcr Sir Flinders Potrlo's.
Hlr Flanders Is ft notod Egyptologist
Thus, If Tut-Ankh-Amon wero
flftoon yours old nt Iho time of his
doulh ho would huvo horn only five
yours old when ho married on tho
busts of tho lower figure, while
tho larger figure would scorn to ho
wide of tho murk.
Unique Kind
On the foinulo side, It was differ
ent, some of tho princesses murrv-,
lug when only one your old to re
quire rlKht to royalty. In Egypt
royal descent passed through the
daughters.
Tho finding of the high gold
crown on the bund of Tut-Ankh-Amon
Ih a discovery unique in area.
noology, ns ulso was the discovery of
tho swords and pans of the royal
regalia, for desperadoes nnd thieves
usually runimekod royal tombs so
thoroughly that generally the mum
my was stripped to Its wrappings.
IDENTIFY DEAD MAN
Hotly Pound In BOX Onr In ldntm
llelleved to be Itnkvr Lumber
Worker
II AK Kit, Oro Nov. 14, (IP)
Partial Identification of Iho man
found dehd In a bbx car In Idaho
n fow days) ago, us Chester I,.
Josophaon, n former lumber worker
of Iiukor Wits matin hero hist night
by Sheriff McKlnnoy.
Tho body of tho man found In
Idnho was In a car, friim, Mutter tod
marks on tho clothing Indicated
tho man wuOMho from litis vUum.
Tho skull had booti eavod In .by n
blunt Instrn'th'ont. '
Farmer Convicted
Of Manslaughter
McMINNVILLB, Oro., Nov. H.(C)
J. 8. Tront, farmor, was convict
ed last night of mnnsliitiglitor by
tho Jury boforo which ho was tiled
on the churgo of killing Uoorgo
Humlln, of Portland. Trent's do
fonao wus that lie flrod whon bo
mtpposod hl!) melon pui -h was being
raldotl,
Addicts Of
Alcohol Are
Now Working
I'lnlii wltilc hirint, h-fJWCVOf
fftMtt, Mini KlaiimOi wulci, lion
vvvv pun' iiimI t-uhl, In no dlrl
for Jiiiy man, rwu It Ih Ih a
Jiillltlnl iiimI tiiniHil lii'nl tul'
tilt I.
Md thtvo iiuinnn wwNFluh in
tint illy Jail bfOlOfeji ainl wvi uk
from ilir RiUUIUllO "i nur U00
hul oil (lii'lr fcyhtriiiH, have ilt'
tli li'il Id uatlt.
TUvy hail Ih'4-ii MTWil noll'i
ly tllr jHiliri elial liuli'tx (llc
WOfkrd al ft LI JiiIih abotll ilr
4'lly hall, ihvy w miltl Ih plai n!
nil a liri'inl anil WtU9t rntfoii.
'Mir thfOi cm nod MmiImv ehoM
tlx hnail ami uaicr, tmt uttet
hi'Vi'ial JtiraU . L i n -I 0Hltif
hifndii.
Vi'Hli'hlay I hi" Uio MPOtfl Ijiih)'
inniiiif; I III' (Mlllf'l offll .'H llllll
u . i iiii;-, nut diii i ebnum
thw uiii ii lantern Jaw tul i-ldn-ly
iiinn, ulih a fiUallMllr ;;mm
..uratt ovrr Li . riiuilloiinnrr.
111m IuiihIm irerfi ioukIh-ih iI ftoin
ttn loll if a liilmilii man atal
lil fun mikk'I ullli tin linn
of flt'ry liquor HVtV mrr
pari'iif. tlilnl wit a mi rry
Mm), a tuiiK tha ultli a tUvv
vy uortl iuhI ii-mlv liaml ultli
a mop.
They nre in Jail for nn rtfln
ft pt0M In Hon of tinOlr flmH
of kjuo. iiy rorclng the can-
i" I lirnfor Co in It , the police
itopni i mt'iit hop to dlfl 'nirnK'
tlnm lu (hrlr ilrliikini; proeft
lUot.
Blazer To Ask
Another Trial
Colorado Physician
Wants to be Ac
quitted DBNVBR, Colo., Nov. M. (?)
I.owls l. Mowry. chief of defense
counsel for Dr. Harold Klmor Blazer
aKod physu-'luu who wus tried re
cently at Littleton, Colo, on a
ebarco of murderlnc his 31 year
old Invalid daughter, uunouncod to
day that he 'will move at nnco to
hrliiK about unothor trial of Dr.
BUsa'r.
Ills Intention, ho declared today
In to have Dr. Illazor aniulttod by
directed verdict In order Hint Dr.
Bitter will have i.curlty under tho
low wblcb provide.! he may not he
bronchi to trial when he bus boon
acquitted or a crime.
Suicide Note
Thought Hoax
OinCAOOi Nov. I I. A woman
may have placed Iho two coats and
ulCjdo note on the Michigan boule
vard brlilko that led yesterday to a
search In tho OhtoagO rhv for the
body of Martin J. Hutkln. auto thief
and police slayer. The skeptical po
lice, who abandoned the hunt for
the body, were further convinced tho
affair was a hoax when t'hnrles Ma
son, a chauffeur, snld bo saw a wo
man unwrap Iwo coats nnd drop them
on the stairs leading from iho bridge
to tho river. Handwriting exports.
snld Iho note was not written by Dur
1; In.
EX-CONGRESSMAN
KILLED IN CRASH
WARaHPIBLD, Oro., Nov. H.(ip)
(leorgo A. Loud, former repres
outallvo In congress from Mlchl-
igun, now a lumber man of Myrtle
iMini was killed last. night whan an
automobile driven by J. A. Whltakor
if tho Western Lumber company j
Hirnrlc a illsablod truck on llie high-!
way at Mllilngton, two miloa from
Marshflold.
Whltakor was Injured, but physi
cians said ho would recover.
OIANT l'LANIO RI-I.S
ULAia, Franco. Nov. 14. (TP) A
large Goliath plane has fallen Into
Iho ICngllsU channel u fow miles
off tho French coast. Tugs from
lltiulngno nnd Calais aro rushing to
tho rescue,
Women1 have more troubles than
men. A Ann's friends never criticize
It t in for arowinir old.
FOUND; 30-YEAR
SEARCH IS OVER
New Jersey Man and Oak
land, Cal., Woman are
Married on Rogue River
STARS ARE CONSULTED
Astrologers and Mystics aid
Them to Decide Time
and Place pf Wedding
MICDPOItl), tire, Nov. It; A
Ihlrty-yeur search for ha perfect
soul mute" gymled on the hunks of
llOgUC lllver near hero Armistlc
daft when llonii-" HcPtrland, fiil,
Morristown, N. J., murrlod Miss Vel
um Bdnt toulter of Stockton, Call
forniu. acctSfdlbs to Rev, K. v.
l.uwreiKo of this cftjr, v. bo per;
formod the ceremony, the only wit-,
nessaa lo inc his wife and Mm. Vei -na
Hell Ayres, n friend of tho bride,
from Sun Francisco.
Tho two principals first mot over
a year ago at a mooting of a Ifogl
philosophical circle In Sun Fran
cisco, and It was a caw 'of love at
first sight. Determined to make a
thorough test af the attachment,
however. Mr. McFarland and his
affianced visited a horoscope read
er who declared they were perfect
soul mules. They then consulted
a numerolbglst, who examined their
names and declared Unit "eleven"
was tho ntjritlC nnd lucky number
for them both.
The Mystic "II"
This settled the mntlor. The
happy couple, however, ulso con
sulted nn nstrolglst. who told thorn
to wed on the "eleventh day of th.:
eleventh month nt the eleventh
hour, on the banks of a river flow
ing west while they faced east." The
Itoguo lllver was selected, and at
11 a. tn ou the llth of November
Mr. McFarland and Miss Coulter,
facing east, whllo tho sparkling
Itogue dushed west, and the sun
ahouo from a cloudless blue sky,
wero made man and wife.
After attending to n few business
matters on the const, Mr. MoFnr
lund nnd his bride will snll for
Kurope to make their homo, as Mr.
McFiirlund has business which takes
him to Europe often.
Abandon Hope
For Sub Crew
British Admiralty Gives
Up Men As
Lost
L.ONDON, Nov. U. "The
admiralty deeply regrets Hint Ihcy
no longei hold out an hope 'hut
the crew of tho M-l still survive.''
This brief, officially announced
this morning, was tnko;i definitely
sealing the fato of the OS ottlcord and
men ontombed In tho monitor sub
marine, which disappeared off the
Devonshire coast during Thursday's
maneuvers.
Although mine sweepers and other
emols, have been searehiiK' Iho Wal
ters of the. English channel almost
continuously Since the submarine
Milmiergod early Thursday morning
during maneuvers, they have encoun
tered no signs which would lead to
hope.
"Ma" To Give
Many Pardons
, ; AUSTIN. Texas, Nov. 14! (jpl A.
list of about one bttndrod paid ins
Is expectod to bO' granted Thanks
glvirig by Governor Mlrlnm A. Fer
gtiRon. Tho gavornor's dealro was
to. say nothing about the plans un
111 November 26, int that the pro
clamation Is being written nnd
marked "Thnnksvlglng" has become
known nhout tho oapltol,
HIGHWAY IS CLOSED
Truffle Over McKensto 1'nss Haitoil
llociitlse of Heavy Full
of Snow
SAI.ICM, Oro., Nov. 14. Tho
state highway commission nunoun
aod today that tho WcKeiulo high
way lo closed to traffic, .because of
imira-. Reports ludlcnto n .snowfall
ui ove,)' four feet nt the summit,
Silas Barclay
On His Way To
McNeil Island
Klamath Indian Draws
Two and a Half .
Year Term
PORTLAND, Oro., N 14 Silos
Barclay, Klamath lodi , Is on bis
way to McNeil inland tj bejln 'i
years sentence for transporting a
Stolen aut . Il pleaded guilty yes
terday to an auto then and vial a-
tlon jot the federal prohibiten law.
He drew a loncurrent -enience
six months and 'a llOfl fine. Uar
i lay is 19 years old.
In bis latest escapade he a, as shut
by CShcrlff Voakum In Prlnevllle,
while attempting ta fnupe from
Jail, and was In the hospital horn
for an time before he was able to
go into court.
Brawl Results
In Man's Death
M-UP)
PKNDLETON, Ore.. Nov.
Clarence "Red" Munley,
24.
perauioo. r is .... .n
Jall on an open eitarue as the ro:
suit of the death of Jim Kanlnc. 30.
Indian. folloAlng a bral here Sun-
day night. Tho twj men engawd
In a fight, according to police of-j
fleers, and Munley Is alleK?d to have
Inflicted Injuries on tho y:imi? In-
dlnn from which be died last night
at 10:30. No particular charge his
been lodged as yet against Munley.
n i p inninn
U.fl.b.LLflUIIHb
OREGON, 7 TO 6!
Farmers Make First Touch
down in Early Part of
First Quarter
HAYWARD FIELD. Eugene, Nov.
14. 0. A. C. was leading Oregon. Upton, state senator from Deschutes. San Quentln, iwas arrested here thU
7 to S, at the eod of the first half, f'rook. Klamath and Lake counties. 1 morning by Deputy Sheriff George
Tho Aggies score came near the last night announced himself as ajSewell. Whitacker had served 18
tart of the game when by n series candidate for governor on the re-'months of a five year sentence ini
of Uq plunges and an exchange of Publican primaries next May. I posed for the theft of an automo
p nuts they went over for the first! Reduction of automobile licenses j bile. He had been permitted to go
touchdown. j ' a P'aco where tho amount will j to the road camp from which he
In the second quarter Oregon ! ta'!e carc of tbe roat' bonds, abol-iescaped with a companion. He was
came back strong and rushe.l the Mhmont of the emergency board i recognized by the deputy sheriff
ball dowu the field on line plunges witn a" 6",,u departments com- from a description furnished by tho
for their touchdown. They failed I,elled to operate on the money ap-!san Quentln officials. Whitacker
to kick gcel. propriated for thorn, were among says that he was arrested as a vas-
, 'the policies outlined in an Informal rant at Ashland two da-3 ago bat
EUGENE. Ore.. Nov. 14. Shortly
before noon today a drizzling rain
bogan. und early this afternoon there
was every indication that rain might
fall during the playing of tho an
nual University of OreRon-Orega.i
Agricultural College football game
boro.
Tho city was thronged with Ore
gon alumni and Agga rooters. It
wns estimated that 20.00U people
would witness the game.
Fans starting to the field were
c!nd In overcoats and mufflers, as
the dny wns uncoiufortnbly cold for
those who wore to sit In the hleach
vtfl for tho four periods of the game.
Odds favored the Aggies, with the
Oregon backers depending on the
fact Hint this is Oregon's home
coming gumo ns their 'main forte.
With n damp field it was conceded
that many unexpected things might
happen.
START EMBARGO
COLUMBIA. Mo.. Nov. 14. (J5) j
Missouri's newly created slate plant ' against Frank L. Mars, local at
board today established n quarantine I torney, was dismissed yesterday as
against till shipments of alfalfa hay j well as altothor' suit against Mr.
and other alfalfa products from cer- Mars Instituted by J. E. Swanson
tnln counties in Idaho, Colorado, for tho recovery of $250.
Nevada, California. Oregon and thej Swanson brought s.iH against
entire states of Wyoming and Utah. Mnrs for S2,"ii. an. aiiuiml alleged
Tho order stated that the alfalfa 1 due for ot'fi.e rent in the Swanson
weevil wns present in those states and j building. Tlu' JlG.tiT Is bo-
there wns great danger of the. post lievefl to be t,ho smajjijsl salt, in
entering this state In ttlfnifn pro- point of money, over . brought In
ducts. Ichvnil court.
"It's The Principle, Not The
Fifteen Cents' Declares John
John D. Vaughn, a mechanic of
Snn "Francisco, Is ready to emulate
Samson ns long as ho remains in
Klnmnth Fnlls. In oilier words', he
refuses lo get his hair cut.
Vnuglin enmo from n town where
lmlr cuts are four bits, and whon
be t'uuud he would got nicked for
JURORS ACQUIT
HI1 HUNTLEY
IN DEATH CASE
Medford Section Hand is
Found Not Guilty of
Murdering Gibbs
JURY OUT 40 MINUTES
Stabbing Affray over De
fendant's Wife is Held
Self Defense
MEDFORD, Ore.. Nov. 14. Hy
man Huntley, rB, section crew work
er, charged with the murder In first
d.-gree for the stubbing to death lust
Koptemhor of Jesse James Glbbs. 2&,
a mill Worker, in'a quarrel over tho
affections of .Mrs. Ilattle Huntley,
wife of the defe ndant, was acquitted
by a jury In the circuit court this
morning after forty minutes deliber
ation. Three hullots were taken by
' the jury, and they reported once for
j more Instructions.
. Huntlev received the verdict with
hut littlo show f -imotlon. and
t thanked the jurors in a calm and)
qulf,, man,.r sln Huntley, the al-
iegei cause of the tragedy, and Mrs.
Cynthia Glhhs. sisters, were present
when tho ,.t.rdrt was roturnod.
Huntley was surrounded b lifelong
lriemle from Dou(.a!i (.0lltj., after
,ho Jliry reported, and indicored he
j p)an8 lo BpPn(1 a few wt.eks , h9
i former home.
Th defense plesde I self, defense
and tho case was hard fought
throughout.
Upton To Run
ForGov
Senator From Central
Oregon Announces
Self
H.
BEND,- Ore., Nov. 14. Jay
statement issued.
Woman Convict
Given Freedom
SALEM. Ore., Nov. 14. On rec
ommendation by the state parole
board
Governor Pierce yesterday
J granted a conditional pardon to
I Belle Goldtrip. who 'is serving two
aeutences of three years each in the
state penitentiary for arson and
grand larceny. She was convicted
in Clatsop county nnd received at
the prison November S, JSI24, The
two sentences are concurrent.
TWO SUITS AGAINST
ATTORENY DISMISSED
suit for Jlli.tiT, instituted by
l .
the Loreaz Plumbing company
i;."i cents in Klamnth Falls ha de
clared himself.
"My hair's now down nround my
COal collar, but I'm goiijg to stand
pat," he asserted, "i may be her"
all winter long, but that won't mnke
n - hit of difference. I'll let it
dangle to m.v 'Ihoe tops before I'll
fork over tit) cents."
Eggs Used
For Money
In Armenia
BRIVAX, Armrnlst, Sor. 1-4.
A. I.) KtfKH rr being iiHt-d
at t?urrciicy in ih Kara K;i!;i
dlutrld of Ainirnia Wliet-r the
Aincrlriiii cnr Kits! Relfa f 's
operntlng, Twt-lvr of tho
arc acnpUd on fhCro "ran- wmU
ui" as i )uivali nt to tmr rtlhUS
or r I r i crntn In Amci-iran rur-n-nry.
If any of me eggs nrr
hiul l hey may be nl urncil as
"Illegal lender."
The new form of "rum-nrv"
U made neceaaaty owIhk t the
fllfflculty f u una the reg
ulur .soviet money to Kara Knla,
nrlili h if. borWd derp In the
ntonutalna of .vuwnln. . pair
of American tilde in Kara Rata
costs 200 Cggv
Fall Between
Cars Is Fatal
PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. 14. UP)
John Qulncy Adams, a druggl3t.
died early to lay aftof ho had suf
fered the Iosb of his right lez above
the knee when ho fell under the
wheels of the rear car of a two-car
St. Johns train last night. He
fell in attempting tq board tho first
car.
Mrs. Alice Cornelius. 20. was in
a hospital today with' a fractured
skull and other serious Injuries
suffered when a car in which she
j was riding overturned at a curve
; while turning to the city early-
today from a party in a roadhousc.
Robert A. Weaver, driver of the
car, was arrested charged .wish
t-eckless driving.
Fugitive Convict
Taken at Roseburg
I ROSEBURO. Ore., Nov. 14.
iCharles Whitacker. who escaped two
i weeks agj frcm the road camp at
wa3 released without being recog
nized.
CLOTHIER INDICTED
New Yoik Millionaire Held
Chaise of Accepting Stolen
Jewelry '
NEW YORK, Nov. ' 14. (,)---Samuel
Dorfman, millionaire cloth
ing manufacturer, has been indicted
by the grand jury for receiving
stolen property in connection with
alleged theft of $1,116,000 worth
of jewelry by Harry A. Conn,
sales.
Young Publisher
Appointed Solon
BISBARK. N. D. Nov. 14. (IP)
Gerald P. Nye, 33 years old, pub
lisher Of the Griggs county Sentinel
Courier, at Coopers to to. N. D., to
day was appointed by Governor Sor
tie to fill the vacancy Ih the United
States senate caused by the death
of the Uto E. F. Ladd.
GRANGE HAS CEREMONY
SACRAMENTO. Calif., Nov. 14.
nfl i n - 1
(JP) -The national grange, in conven
tion here, performed its most solemn
ritualistic ceremony this morning, the
assembly of Demeter, Only seventh
degree grangers are allowed to Iv
present. There will bo no further
business sessions until Tuesday,
YALE LOSES
NEW HAVEN. Conn., Nov.
14. (IP) Princeton furnished
One of tho biggest upsets in
this Season of upsets today by
taking the measure of tho Y'ale
Bulldog in too prcsencu of a
crowd of 7,S,iJtii) by the scoro;
of 25 to La,
E
SUIT FILED BY
C
J.
Wife of Noted Screen Star
Takes Steps to Make
Separation Permanent
i NOT TO BE CONTESTED
Rudy Sails for France to
Accept Service and thus
End Their Romance
NEW YORK, Nov. 14. (P) Tho
three months "marital vacation" jf
Rudolph Valentino and his wlfo Is
on the verge of becoming permanent
because the stork has not visited
them.
The screen star had a reservation
on the Leviathan stilling today ana
has announced that he will go to
Paris to accept a divorce potltlon fil
ed there October 29 by Mrs. Val
entino. After denial by both sides, the
filing of tho divorce suit was re
vealed last night by Mrs. Richard
Hudnut, Mis. Valentino's mother,
and then confirmed by Valentino.
Home Loving Man
The cinema sheik, who came from
Hollywood to Now York last week
just before Mrs. Valentino's return
from Europe, but didn't meet her
at the pier, and apparently has not
talked with her or seen her. says
he Is a home loving man and they
disagreed because his wife prefers
dos to babies.
As to the next time he marries:
"I will choose to have a wife
whose tastes aro thoroughly do
mestic and who is inclined to have
children."
"I have been informed that Mrs.
Valentino has made application In
Paris for a divorce on the technical
grounds permitted under the laws
of France after having established a
residence there," Valentino said
last night.
"If is my intention to defer to
her wishes in this matter.
"Our divorce will be a complete
divorce."
This statement came from Body
24 hours after he had characterized
divorce reports as absurd.
Prefers Career
When Mrs. Valentino came from
Paris, Jost week and' heard of her
husband's views as to dogs and
babies she said that she had no in
tention of giving up her career and
anyway, her husband had more dogs
than she.
Valentino's first wife was Jean
Acker, from whom he was divorc
ed in 1922. He married Winifred
Hudnut, step-daughter of a cosmetic
manufacturer, in May. 1922, lu
Mexico. Shortly thereafter he was
arrested on a charge of bigamy be
cause his California divorce had
not become absolute under r too!
laws' ' of that state. He iwas ro-v.
leased on his promise not to llyo
with his bride until the divorce be
came effective. Wlien it did, he
remarried Miss Hudnut, known pro
fessionally as Ntftacha Rambova.
WHEAT EMBARGO ON
.More SliipiuentM Call be Millie
From Canadian Provinces
After Toitny
, VANCOUVER, B. C, Nov. 14.
(P) An embargo against shipments
of wheat from the prnlrlo provinces
of Canada takes effect at midnight.
This was ordered , when a large
amount of damp wheat had ar
rived her..'.. Weather on the prai-
vtrta k n ci '..,, nrlrnmnk' iinfnvnrnli'a
.r rT-r.
for threshing.
Suspend Students
For Belonging to
Secret Societies
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 14. (If)
.Seven students of the Grunt high
school here have been suspended
for belonging to fraternities, and
principals of other schools are In
vestigating reports that students of
their schools are members or socre:
societies. A state law forbids pub
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