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KLAMATH KALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMDER 19, 1928
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BARRED
Judge A. L. Leavitt Sus
tains Objection Defense
Attorney This Morning'
TRIAL OF WOODRUFF
AND HOFFEE OPENS
City Putrolnum XH Allowed To
Testify In' Tin' , On" Ito-raiiao
Ilia Name, A A .rn.I Jury
Willie, Hid Not AMNir On
IniUrlnii'iil . Anl""' Tu !"
frndiinla.
Alex Pnrdur, rlty pnlru.nuin.
wIIucm ..! I In- kIuik lit Ihr Irliil
if I. II. Huffer nnd W. Wood
ruff, rluirg.il with milking lite
Paras timrery. nn in allowrd
la lriir f IiSm nmriiliiK In-toum i.f
N Minn ruling tlwl lila IciIiimui
MM llluillllllrllll IMTHUM- lf Hie
Indictment agiiitM 1 1 "f frr mid
Woodruff.
Parduo waa wiliinaa before
the grand Jury In lh Hoffee.
Woodruff rase, but hi nam wan
not inarrllxd on the Indictment
Sgalnat th two men. n a wll
neaa. W. P. Myr. attorney for llof
fe and Woodruff, objected to
Parduo' testimony, on th
ground that I ho omission on the
Inrflrlmcnt caused disqualifies
Hun. After limit argumenta by both
stale ami rirfuo. Judge l-cavlll
sustained Ihe dfena objection.
In Ma rullnat from l)u hunch, ho
aiild that ruUiic if the statu u-'
prame court niada tlm dcclalon
niaudatnry and ail did that any
nthir objections baaed on tlm
nauiu premise, would bo suatulticd
Id future rrlinllinl caae.
fnth Junai ilnmilv illnlrll
attorney, araued at I n g I li
Kalnat Mr. Mviti' objection,
holding that It wa not the In-
frit of supreme rourt to prevent
tllontlnuait nn I'hk Four)
I.ON'nON. HP-. 10. (AIM A
London brhlo todny cxi'ri'lm'd Iht
wrtnian'a liri'fnailvi nnd i'Iiriik
d hor mind -nd hr hrldn
Itrooiii lit tlm 1ai niiniii.ul . I him
IiIvIiik tlio aoi'lnLy cdliora an op
portunity in pluro thrlr Htory nil
di't'lllurlim hi.ucllliii.a In tlio of
tnrnooii pnpira. '
Hhr win MU" J ill In Ruruund, n
pmlUi Now y.fa!ndiT. mid ai'
ritrdliiR to a rnri-ntly piilillxh.'d
niiniiiininii'tit, win to hiiro hern
Ifd lo ll it 1 1 ii r nf ilin fiimniiM
Haifny iha m I by Ciiplulil Kilwurd
I.owIh ValUi-l'opo nf tlio lloyiil
arlllli'ry. Kha Hppi'orud ludny
wllh ii lull youiiK iimy offlror,
bill Im wiih nut llio mnn It had
hci'ii anniuinrcd alio would mar
ry. Ho wan l.ti nii'iiaiit Inn Uiw
ri'iiio lli'iidcrann .MarKlllnp of
tlm' royal onlnrrr.
Wflcn tlio brlda wnn nnUrd how
thla had enmo ubnul, alio lauphi'd
rlmrinliiKly a alio ri'pllod: "For
)Ii'viiji aakn. ci't I ho nnmoa
. ritht. The olInT nnn la off. I'm
Mil mnrrylyii Cnptnln I'opo."
Poor Pa
rtOur aon-ln-lnw I awful de
apnndetit h o c n li s e ho ran t
mnkn a llvin'. lie a tried prel.
ty nt it c li everything except
wnrklu'."
LONDON BiE
CHANGES MIND
vt Boy'
r
3
1' ! .V-
Scyniiiiir HHVlmin, 1 1, la cn'.lcij
II Inavvat hue In Tiuollia"
kIumi. afli-r In (in y r.n thi. flrnl
piny of l In' Kuliir. bv Inx'.alid on
it)lPK iclili-r tlirniiitli'Hit tlio
fnotiinll it a in ' lln arnrcd a
Inn, lidwn, whli-h won for hla
limn, and ri)llii-i! at thi i-iid
of tlm muni'. At a huapltul. h"
liua ri'iiiiilliid li '-it ili-aih, and
iiMinimnii'a havp kIvkh tlirNi tHnia
nf I, I. ..id In Mix huH nf anvliix
lilm.
AIIOAItl) THE 1". B. FAI.'
H)N OFF III.UCK ISLAND, It. 1
I. illy way nf Hid Ulm lalnnd .
foaH (iuard nullum lr. 19.!
(J'l Thd auliniarlne H-t. wlibh
I .I..wh l.w il,a kUrn In
Si f.'i-l of water whin nn at-1
ivmnt to ralna hur wllh m-w lift
ing hooka waa mad InM nlithl. I
won hmiichl to tlio aurfarn t j
9:17 a. m. I diiy. Tlio rrafl hnd
bvon dcllbiTtttt'ly mink without a
ri-w at 8:21 Monday ni.irnlns.
AlthmiKh of f h-i-ra Uat nlaht
annnunrril Ihnt a third ponioun
would Iik ui'd to float thr 231
fort hulk, aoon attir daybrrnk
thry ftiti-rrd tlm forward lor-'
pod.) InndlnK hatrh wlibh waa
hlKh and dry out of tho wntor
and ) iwaard through othrr rom
pariimnu to th motor r-om.
Tlila loinpnrimi'nt wn found
flonil.'d but from I ho control
room which wna dry lHn waior In
llli moir ronipariinniit waa
blown out.
Thu aubmnrlno waa aunk hy
floodiiiK Ihr hallaat tank in Ihe
i-nn'iic room only and how tlio
motor room l ull water waa not
Imnii'itluicly diicnnlui'd. Two
poHnllihi caiiKca for the ai'cldcut
worn aiiRitcalcd. A look In n
wull nf I hi compart mcnt or a
IruklliK Riiakct on Ihn door acp
arailim the cnclno rioni from tho
motor mum In tho atom.
CONDITION OF
L. DICKERSON
HELD CRITICAL
COltVAI.I.IS, (Ire., Dec. 19.
tl') I. on I (llipl Dlckerson,
former Oreg n State college grid
Htnr. fighting for life wllh a stub
wound In hi lung, waa not out
of danger today. Physician aiild '
ihe onto mo would not be known
for anmc' days. No marked
change wn reported In hi con- i
dltion today. I.niu.a llryiint. Cor
va 1 1 la youth, I In Jail chanted '
wllh having attacked Dlckcnmn
because of Jealousy ever, a walt
rea. '
SUBMARINE SH
RAISED TODftY
King Better; Condition
Still Classed Critical
LONDON. Dec. 19, lP) The
di.ipcratn buttle which
(leorgo ha been wnglim for hla
llfo continued sninewhal In hi
favor today. l
This mnrnltiR'a tnedlrnl bulle
tin, llkn Ihe two of yesterday,
recorded Improvement, even
though alight. Despite Ihn fact
thnt hi majesty' gain has been
slight. It Ims beep definite and a
m:re hopeful atmosphere prevail
ed among palace officials.
Till morning's bulletin which
wu lgned by Sir Stanley llewett.
Sir llnuh nigby and Lord Diiw
son of I'enn was a follow:
"Tho King hn had a restful
night. Thu Blight Improvement
nfiiml veaterdnv entillnuo."
The develoiiinenls'ot tho lilt-
OPEN BIDS
m
j An univiarKeu Jti
OF HIGHWAY
! i
Six Offers Received for
Construction of Last
Link of Highway
CONTRACTS WILL BE
LET LATER IN DAY
Klnlo lllk'i vjiy ( (iiiuiillin lliisll)
I'liKiiiii'il In IVi'imi Iiik fir 1'-I
lllllliuiiy Conaliiirtion I'imh
unini; Mnny llliln nro Iti'fUM-il
lUi'MiiM Tlfi-y WVw ItMU'ril
Timi IjiIi
I'OltTI.ANI), Oc. Do-. 19, (A
I'l-Thit iiiiiat larsi'ly aili'lidid
aittto hlaliway co'mmlaaloii tnoi't
I iik of the yur opinid today.
Til ii Utile r.nl aialicncd ' llix
riunnilliili at tlio rouriliuuar
could not hold one-third thnic
who wlatii'd In ntli'iid. Oni-half
of thoito thnt Kainid rntrunco
had lo aland.
For moiiilia the hlithwiy torn
mUalon could not let contract!
for new road work on account of
the nienai of tho ao called
Dunne lillla that were on the
Initially ballot. Wllh theae de
feated in November, the com-
ulalou adrertlatd for work to be
let aa quickly aa poaaltjle.
At todiiy'a meeting were mem
In ra of county coun from every
county In the atuto, repreaenta-
llvea from cmumerclnl cluua and
fi'Aniltitid tin lMHe Flva)
SET DATE FOR
Preliminary hearing of Mr.
and Mr. II. linker. Indian,
charged wllh the murder of IIU
wi'll Kiddle. Klamath. Indian,
near lleatty Thankagiving eve.
will be held before llert C.
Thonia.' I'nlled Slute Comni'i
nloner, December 27. It wu au
nnunced today by Mr. Thoma.
A repreaentutlre of the I'u llml
Slate Nllatrlct ntlorney'a office
will conduct thu govorumeut'a
cnao befoio the federal miiRia
rlnte. Charge of flrat degree murder
ha been riled uitulnst llaker
and hi wife.
GIRL MARRIES
BUT FAILS TO
RECEIVE CASH
ltF.ADlNfl, Pa.. Dec. 19. OP)-
Ciitbryn IJ iic km an. of Siony
Creek, who naked pin newapapera
laat February to any she would
marry a man wllh 110, mm to en
able her to Hiipport her aged
mother nnd tepfiitber. I now n
bride.
It -!8 learned today thai she
wn married several days aso l.i
William 1 1. .muni, a telephone line
man. The plrl received many offer
of marriage lint winter, hut none
with the hoped for IliOum.
medlnlti future nro awaited aux
lously, the p".silolllty always be
ing present of his ninlesty'a suf
fering a rottinok.- There no
disposition to minimize Hie fuel
that thu royal pa I lent 'a condition
still whs critical.
It wn n month ngn today Ihnt
the public was first Informed that
the King was 111.
The critical phase of the Ill
ness which wu p:lainlnx Ihe
patient' system apparently wa
reached on December 2 when Ihe
official bulletins reported heart
wcnknc' and this period of most
anxious suspense rnntl'iued al
most I fortnight until ufler Dec.
12 when nn operation wn per
formed for chest drainage which
seemed t) have, marked the end
of tlio downward trend.
- tmasSpirit
I
"f'hrlitm.ia. The Mna of
riirlHt, ihe day on which Ihe
hlrili of clirlMl U leibruti'd
tbrouKliout the i ll Hired world l'i
1 ouch morn approa.-liliiK." were
tin- opciiliiit wurdt of an Improa-
lalve t'brialiuai Kpcccli dollvcred
l(y II. II. Dunbar, prominent In
aurance mini, before the forum
Itinchiiin of Hie cbamlHT of com-llli-rco
tod:iy.
"Thla la a day which Ix'nlil'
veraitlly releliraled IhrouKhoiil thu
eiiilrt f'brfhlluii world. 1'tiua tho
llnporljince of thin day la of utJ
moat 'importance Jn ihe liven offi
nu ll aim all of u;. :
' "Tho day uud tlio event liato
become an nnlveraal thin the nr
i liln at our knoea, the axed by '
our ildo look forward wllh fond,
uiiflclpallon lo Ii recurrence and
live on ihe memory of thla .:
cailon until once oxaln It re
cira While the axed and the
- younn embrace of mind, the'
memories ao dear to all."
"Thla event waa in the Knat '
'diirliiK i he third century act on
;tll alime day of Ihe year With
Klamath Falls TeacHers Plan'
Activities for Xmas Holidays
Frnaty air. mow. bright llxbta.
pine treea In door a and out (lit
tering, with dccoratloua hrluira
the realization of the uearneaa of
Chrlattna holiday.
With the approach of Friday.
Deiemher 21. teacher of Klam
ath Fulla aclioola. like aiudeuta.
are ' looking forward to two
wecka. o( reat.
, , Two wedding, so far as could
: he learned by a Herald reporter
today are nil that will tako p ace
during the t'hriattnaa holidays lu
Ihe teacher' circle. Mln Mar
xuerlto Kdwarda. teacher at Mllla
ai'honl will become the hrlde of
Mark Knnll on Friday afternoon. I
R. H. SHEPPARD
PAYSSUPREME
PENALTY TODAY
MI1.I.KDHK ll.l.K. On. . Dec.
19. I API K. II. Shcprard waa
put lo death In the electric chair
at the aiate prison' here today
for the murder of Homer Fowl
er of Atlunla. -
He went calmly to the clalr.
RECEIVE DEATH
MESSAGE TODAY
With 41 death nicaango at his
office, Keith Ambrose, chief of
police,' wan today making every
attempt lo locate 1. 3. Jotiea.
A lelegrnm lo Mr. J.inea was
sent thl morning from tlio he.
Arizona. Informing him of the
passing nf lleury Jones, The
wire waa sent from the Miles
Mortuary. .
"I have no Idea where , Mr.
June ' can be 1'cuted and will
appreciate information a to hi
whereabout." Ambrose said.
Kills Killer
lmWT'1fmmmmtmmf
g mm .7"'"--
Th" spirit of vengeance snatched Zla VudtoAa (left) out of the
simple r In of servant In the household of tha 11 the slain Al
banian minister to Prague, uud made him a murderer. From his
native Albania. Vuclttimi traveled to I'raane. where Amman tieiii.
trlghtl a strident, was on trial for th killing of the diplomat. Kn
loriiis Ihe crowded court room. Ihe servuut tired seven denih-dealltiR
shots Into the youth's b-tly. -
Ajiiimnuvr
Ilia linpthtm and tlio two com
memoraletl on .anuury i, which
in the Weal la the feaat of F.pl
pliany la featlraJ In commemora
tion of ChrlU'a be I lie inaUlfealed
on a aturt.
"The itlvlnx of preo-nla and
ihe biirnlnK of candle charailer
lied It. The Itoniun Church
f inline; thla featlvul deeply en
:rciich'd In piapular eaieem, r.iae
y adopted it. and at the aamo
time aitefed it lu inieniiun and
ohaervanci. i
eft not null! about tllA
rear of SI A. D., thai Ihe-pow-itk
ai'iepied I'hrUl a Cod and
man. that la -poHaeaalnK both Dl
vlnq and Human naiure", the
leaker mid. 1'p umll that time
Mime de. tared lie waa divine,
aonie human and aonie hardly
wiaued to accept cither. Kven
after 1!, yeara ome atlll wlah
ed to doubt.
"Now It la tho I'nlveraal fele
lirallon of the en lire world.'"
The" rarlnua aya which roun
tr!n eelebrated the- Vuetlde
'i,nili,,ir,l V'tu Flv-I
r will be married e: ihe home
.of Mr. and 3ara. Klmer H. Ilalal
er. The young couple will apend
i heir honeymoon In southern Cal
ifornia. Mlaa Drna Iteluertnon will be-
eme the bride of Henry Havel
Jnirrt of MarsUfield. The wed
ding will be aoleninixed In Port
"land on Sunday. The honeymoon
Will be spent in Seattle. . .
Emily. Huldeman wi.l motor to
Cottage C.'rone where he will en
joy the. holiday with her par
ents, . ,
Mis Cladya Scott ia looking
forward to a delightful time in
'Pnnllnnpil nn Par ThrM
PORTLAND MAN'
KILLS HIMSELF
POItTI.AND. Ore.. Dec. 19. (JP
Vernon E. Chappell. 21. wa
found dead today with a bullet
hole in hi temple and a gun ly
ing nearby. In a small shack In
N'orih P.-rtlnnd where ha livt-d
alone.
Hown lait seen alive early
Sunday when he quit work a
fireman at a lumber pi int.' Ills
father said he had been despon
dent. . y
w
HEAVY QUAKE
SHAKES EARTH
WASHINGTON. Dec. .19. (AP)
A "very heavy" earthquake
wa recorded beginning-at :.'
o'clock this morning on the seis
mograph at Georgetown univer
sity. Director Tondorf estimated
Ihe diaturhance was 9.0U0 miles
from Washington, but he did
not calculate the direction.
in Court
OF SCIENCE
Fossilized Remains Found
On Continental Divide
In Remote- Section
-
DATE BACK SEVENTY1
FIVE MILLION YEARS'
. , rrri
All Hi raloi lu Itcroarknlilc Scien
tific Discovery Hi-prei nla I'.n
lire HUlory of Krolullon, Ac
cording lo lU'port Rubiiilltcil bj
fnlversliy of t'nlifornin Men.
IIHRKEl.EY, Calif., Dec. 19.
W) Two t'nlverntty of California
clcntlat were preparing today
for clnneltying a ton of foiuill
found in a hitherto unexplored
New Mexican carlhbed aald to
have rpeclmens fr'.m every geo
logic, age from 75.u.0i).nui) years
alio. .,up to T.UAO.iluO yeara ago
and so valuable to science that
the discoverers refused to reveal
its location.
The ac enllata are Prof. C. L.
Camp, ccrator of amphibians and
reptiles and V. L. Vanderh-of.
muaeum collector.' They said
their discovery wa made In a
section of the state so remote
that the natives threah their
grain with band flails and grind
their own flour. School are 7 a
miles . opart, and the residents
seldom speak English. Deeply
religious, the people, said the
(Continued on Paac KtahU
IS GET
"LOCKf HEALY
CHICAGO. Dec. 19, (PI Two
time Clyde "Lucky" Ilealy es
caped assaselnaiinn. Yesterday
he didn't.
I Hi body, three bullets In the
, head, wa found beside the curb
of-a South Side street. For many
hour he wa marked on the
coroner 'a records a the victim of
a "vampire" motorist. When a
careful examination wa made
last night, the bullet holes were
found.
! Healy. whoae father wa a well
known politician on the South
Side .two doradea ago, apparent
ly had been "taken for a ride" In
his own car, which was found
I several block away. Search was
' started for his chauffeur. Bart
Hiley. -.'.
Police said an unsuccessful
attempt to. kill llfily vn made
some time ago , by the Masters
' gang nf Dea Moines to whom.
: police --wore told Jlual)" oUl' ino
barrels of water Which wa sup-
posed to he moonshine. Another
attempt against 111 life was made
: following the slaying of a West
'side tailor, who trafficked in liq-
, nor a a aide line.
: WAIt OX TliAFFIC
VIOl.ATOfW CONTIXI'KS
POIITLAND. On.. D'C. 19. (J1
Tho police court docket bad
130 new names today a a re
sult of arrests, in the war on
traffic law violators, with pros-
. pect that total fines Imposed
since December Should go ah:ve
'jtl.iiilli today.
Hoover Not
With Coolidge, Claim
UPENDS AIRES, Doc. 19. (A) i Tnlted States In the affairs of
La Epoca, a' newspaper which f other American nations was
is generally regarded as a spokes-! brought up by Sen:r Yrlgoyen.
man for President Yrlgoyen. said ' Mr. Hoover explained that lnler
todny that Herbert Hoover In ventlon hy tho I'nlled States had
conversing with the Argentine not been undertaken with the
president t"ld him that in the design of protecting American
future the Vnited Stales govern- economic Interests but was for
ment would never Intervene In safe-guarding the lives of Amerl
tbe international affairs of other con rltlxens.
countries, that It would r -spect President Yrlgoyen wa under
their sovereign! and would rec- sto:d then to have referred lo
ognlxo their right to manage view of Intervention expressed
their own problems. by President Coolidge In 'his
President Yrlgsyen was quoted speeches and Mr. Hoover wa
as saying that he believed that suld to have replied Hint Mr.
Mr. Hoover waa not In accord Coolidge had been'ohllged 10 pro
wlth the Ideas of President Cool- coed a be had d:ne In view of
Idge. the clr.'iimstance of the Uidlvld-
The newspaper said thnt the ual a.-es. .......
subject of Intervention by Ihe. (Conilnuca on Page Four) t
Narcotic Queen
"Queen of Ihe dope ring," police
. called Mr. June floyd after she
wa arrealed In Chicago in a
i room stocked with heroin, coc
aine and opium rallied 'at 11,
ooo.OUO. She I shown here after
' being taken to New York City to
he - questioned regarding opera
tion of the narcotic ring and any.
thing that she might know about
. the murder of Arnold Kothstein.
' Mrs. Boyd. Chicago agent of Jos-
, eph linger. In whose baggage
$2,000,1100 worth cf drug were
found, proved a willing witness
, before the grand Jury.
SOLD
Once again on the threshold of
the ' Christmastide, the Mixpah
class of the ' .First Methodist
church will honor the "mother"
of the 'class, Mrs. Sarah Llndley,
.whj today 1 towelling congratu
lations from her acores of friends.
She 1 S3 years of age today.'
With eyes, beaming with ex
citement, Mrs. Llndley, one of tho
prominent pioneers of southern
Oregon greeted the guest of the
class thla afternoon at the church
parlors. Despite her age. Mrfc.
LlnUles is active and ever ready
to tnke part in affairs of tlm
chunh of which she ha Ion?
been a member.
Mrs. Undley likes to recall the
early days when she came west
as a ycung girl from St. Louis
where she was born In IStS. For
more than 35 years she has been
a resident of southern Oregon.
"To know her la to love her."
is the expression so often ned
by th:se intimate with ,Vrs.
Llndley.
With her son and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. George Llnd
ley. she makes her home on Llnd
ley Heights.
' .
ACHING TOOTH
IMPELS MAN TO
TAKE OWN LIFE
' TOUT CHESTER. N. Y.. Dee.
19. (AP) A tooth ache Is bo
lieved to have driven Max Stem
pian of Greenwich, Conn., to
commit suicide. lie visited a
dentist office here for treat
ment early last evening and
finding the doctor out. leaped
from a window in the office and
disappeared. Early this morning
his body was found hanging by
u belt from a rafter in a coal
yard. He leaves a- wife and
seven children.
In Accord
NOTED
83 YEAR
PRISONERS
GET AWAY
FROM PEN
i .
i . . '
Alvin Hodges and Jesse
Watkins Saw Through
j Prison Bars
ESCAPE IN ROWBOAT
ION McNEILi ISLAND
j Wbllo Other Convict ace HlnttUvt
Ilymiw, Two Deapcrnte Men Kf-'
- feet Ilarlnff Eacap From Fell
j ernl PrnllnniUryi.'i No - Tmra
j Found of Pair l Police. .,
i TACOM.I, Wash., Doe. 10, .
t f) Hawlnjr, their way throntth
steel bar lo the strain or hymn
t bring suns; by prisoners) ami
i guard during morning; drrotkm
i ai exercbirs. In tiie prison chapel,
1 1 wo prisoners, 'one of them aerr
' Ing lite term for murder, e
t rapes! from .McNeil island fcicral '
i penitentiary about 0 o'clock this
i morning.
I The prisoners who staged tha
'daring escape are Jesse IL Wat-
kins,-25. s itter, and Alvla Hod
Iges, serving a sentence of a year
1 for violation of the national mot
, or vehicle act.'
The two fugitives apparently
i made good their escape from tbe
, w.muu.- .in u 1 1 ij a 1 1,: r, iuq okiiiv
, was discovered, a row boat own
ed by a ranttier on the . Island
'was reported misslug. - .- .
Prison launches are Patrolling
,thewaters ot. Pufet Sound for
jmile otf 'STrslfles of Ihe Island
titr -the -hope. o( i preventing (hrt
l escaping men from reaching the
1 mainland.- - Officers are also pa
' trolling the mainland on the Ta-
coma side to intercept the flees
Ing convicts i . ,
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1, (A
P) -Jesse It. Watkins, who. es
caped from tbe federal prison at
McNeil Island today, was con
victed here of the murder on the
San Francisco presidio of. Henry
W. Chambers, (1. The slaying
occurred in a lonely stable Aug
ust 20. IS 27.
Chambers", body was , tound
bound and sagged. A sack con
taining $250 in cash was strap
ped In a leg purse, overlooked by
Watkins. who in a confession,
lator repudiated, admitted ha
sought the ageo man's money.;-
FIND NO TRACE a
OF COUPLE IN
RIVER CAN YOty
GRAND CANYON. Arls.. Dec
19. (Jp) Grave fear for the llvoa
of Mr. and Airs. , Glenn Hyde,
missing somewhere along Ihe Col
orado river, were felt here today
after an airplane search had prov
ed fruitless, and the same raging
tcrrents which . the llydes had
started out to navigate in a home
made scow. had held export river
searchers lo only II miles of
progress In 12 hours. From noon
until darkness two army air
planes, sent frcm March Field,
California, raced above the bed
of the . treacherous river, and
swooped down . In Its canyons
from Needle. f'AUfnrnln. to
point thirty miles east of Las
' Vegns. Nevada; without finding a '
Trace of tho missing adventurers.
Aiint Het
"The trouble about marryln
a. man younger than you is
that he start In feel In' sorry
for you an' end up feelln'
sorry for himself." - ,
! ill )