THE WEATHER ..
Oregon: Cloudy taat and rata
nil iinaw wl portion tonight
and Saturday, no change to tem
perature. Increasing- southeast
wind.
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1928
Number 0222
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AETCHISON
NOMINATION
IS APPROVED
MR. HOOVER
NEAR END
LONG TOUR
Committee Drop Objec
tion to Oregon Man
A Commissioner
COMMITTEE IS FOR
) PRESIDENT CHOICE
Ncsjutiir l lii-rlcr ,ntmiiiHi' to
fciuiti ' luli'minii C iiiiiiiicrrr
t'otiiinltli-r Tint! Anmrnt ttf
Wmli-rn Man 'lertliiy Hail
Hnll.fl.nl Mini.
WASHINGTON. Her. Jl, (AP)
the iioiii hint 1ii sof II.
Alu-liltiu of Oii-guu In Im a iiii'in
br of fist liili-rliile i-iiiiiiiifni
rtflnmlanliin vu jtppi-tivitl IinIii'
by the ornate liiicrnlnltt rum.
titt-rce rtniuiilltcv after objections
lo lit confirmation IimiI been
wlifulrawn.
Tho ronimllteo ul go lia
approval lo the continual I n of
Claude It. Porter of lawn mid
Patrick J. Farroll of Ilia Dlairld
of Columbia, lo bo member of
ihn rum in Union.
There lis becu no flu lit cu Ilia
stiomloatlon ol Knrrll and Por-
Apr.
Motmior Wheeler, iloimx ml, of
Montana. lio liiatruiiitttital
In dcluylug a oir In I ho com
mittee of Alichlnon'a 11 initiation.
announced after a meeting of Urn
rnnimltteo today that hi com
plaints liail burn satisfactorily
snnwrrid by the rominUtloncr a
testimony.
Thu senutor hail foil I hut A lt-
t-hbton had held up valuation cf
I'.'li'liliunn coiupunlc.i for on un
reasonable time. Alt IiImou un-
ritrl oil that tint budget bureau's
effort lo. carry out Praaldciit
Coulldgea economy pr gram were
ll'ontlnuiil on Pug HI)
KIU JANIilllO. Ilruall. ll.r. 21.
i AT I 1'rcnldi iil Klcrl Hoover.
icglnullig Ihe luMt nf IiIn aod
III Tlx It l'i Lallll-Alllcrlcall
commie mi hla prenctit lour,
uiiilcj at IiIn Janclrn thla after
iinoii In thu inldm of a great pop
ular dciiioiintratlon.
' Mr. Hoover and Prcnlilotit
W'ukIiI iitttoti I . ii In of irull null'
by automobile ul I lii- head of a
long proi-cnnlnu of official utrn
i In on it h three uillin of nhuwera
of i'iiiiIi'III throw ii by tliounaiida
of rpiH'ininra lio fllh'd Hit) win
do a In every building on I hi'
bi'HUIIIiil Avciildu Itlo llrmiio
u'miiinm-ii un I'aao J-"ur
ID1CKERS0N
Inirn rnnnn
fKUlVI
iOTADDIMP
OiaDDIliU
Missing Couple On m m
Colorado JNot round
Rv Speiriliind Pilots
HtK LUVtrt
KILLING
ANNOUNCE
TRI-WEEK
SERVICE
SIGNATUR
Assistant Coach bf Ore
gon State Succumbs
Early This Morning
liiuuKurullon of roifulur Iri
weekly wrrlco over the O. C
V r : i ' I II .. - . .. III.. . I. ..
. - wi.iinu 1,11.: w Mi, tuc ucw i
trrmlual of the line, will opin
tifxt week. It waa announced to-,
day by N. .H. Boieue. gt-ntrul
nunagf-r of the railroad.
The aervk-e will be held To-
day. Thariiday and Saturday Of
eorh week. Next week however:
: MAKES AC!
EFFECTIVE
NO TRAC
E
IfiL
TERR LL
WOUNDED IN FIGHT
OVER YOUNG WOMAN m..i. ,
;1A.I f'ANVUN, Aril.. Xtvr.'. The hanl now devolve upon
SI, (AIM -Tho aullin Colorado boat and foit partkn. already en-,-
yKiiarda ll nerrelH rlonely. A. putted In tedloiia aearrh for foot-
llin-i-iliiy nlrplune aeyih alonx jirlnla, In an effort lo dulermlwt
'217 mill of thu area! (irand whether I lie venlureionie eotiple
.rutiynn uorjtij nerved ou partly i caied the Ireiirhcrona rapliln-1 Doreene De SilVa DeS-
lo lift ihn veil wlilih I he awlri- lb-fore returnlna; lo .March Kleld. : rp:L- Affair Wilk Til
Ihk. lll lil n watera cant over Ariama and I'lunimer awooped ! " J"
'Die futn of .Mr. and .Mm. Olenn low ovr a boat parly, headed by; bcrt PintO, Yeoman
'Hyde, HiuiHeii. Ida.. Iionvyinoon ' I'. I. i'apraw, Cirnud fanyon ,
uiivciiiurern, who cnaueiiKeu iiiw ymrm vun-ini, mnu uivvvru m iwm- . nrurtinrn ,. . . ,,, , ' 1
.la.iKiruu. current, In a home nine Informlnr the aearcBera ofDIDN T KLMtMKLK railroad faeilitlea. A .tatlon will t MFASURE PROVIDES
the dUcovery of the atranded FIRING FATAL SHOT '" mJ earlJrlr- a nnnAnn. a.rtf
the Tueaday aervlre will beij, . n . j ' o'
rimiiKed to .Monday because of j roject on Colorado Kiver
chri.ima. Become,'. Law As
"Dully aervlre will be started; ... A
, next March." aald Mr. pogue. ! COOlldge Approves '.
n a expect neavy demand on I
,N'n triuo of .Merle Tetrlll. 5 4-year-old
ou of Mr. and Mm. I'.
II T- rrlll of Kuaeiie. haa been
Uncovered by Klamath Kalla po
.c aflur a arefu warrh of
Klutimlh Kalla, It waa announced
I'Mlay. "
( hhif of I'ollie Keith K. . Am
lirone, belle vea that the youiiu
Ulan I'onllnuud hla Journey mmlh
to rallfornln.
At fir. i TerrtM'a parvnta
thought the young man had met
with foul play. Yealerday. how
ever. I lie alalloli intent -of tho
iloulhern I'liclflr railroad com
pany. Idem Hied the young man.
CHE
ST
COLLARS
BEGIN
ROLLING
y "Klnmulh Kulli folk, tin- dol
lar nre atari lug In roll In ul
I oiiiiniinlty ClU'iit liendiuartera."
IV B rtolierlaoti, chulrinan mild
till moriiltiK.
"Dun'l tb'lny mmli longer for
tliii tlme la drawing near. Let'
go fur the M.UIltl mark".
JllHt ' In Veep the ball rolling
niiuthor Klu mill h Kulla merchunl
tli Ik, Hjoriilng toiitrlliuted un at
IraiMlvn mini In the Innd.
Kiiili liny, the client heuiliiinrt-
tl" In nicelvlng letter from wor
thy llltlc lot wlin aro beginning
lo loao fullh anil are fearing llinl
Hunts. I'luua, won't vlalt their
ho'tne.
"Let n m keep Simla ('Inn In
every hiillie In KlumiUh Kull by
iloiiullng lo Iho Community Client
fund, llnn'l wiilt nmilhor day,"
"Mr. IWberlaiiti cniieludeil.
JOHN BUROWSKI'
PAYS SUPREME!
PENALTY TODAY j
TAIIIIV SOl'XI). ont.. Dec. JI.
Ii John llurowakt, convicted of
the murder of Thoniaa Jiuknon.
farmer, after a mall car holdup
near here lant Aiiku-I 1.1. wan
hanged In a nnow nlorin In I he
conn yard if tho dMrict Jail
today.
A blilng wind whirled mum
down on the court yard u llur
ownkl walked up'ihe iep lo
the plutfiiriii. Hi: ll liil by a nlngl"
bulb. Id- objected inmeiuurlly
In the bliick cap, but yielded to
I he liiiugmuu'a liinlnleure and
uiiiriuured a aliort prayer as the
trap was aprung
MENTION SALEM
AS GOOD BASE
FOR DIRIGIBLE
latnae r.ryanl. Cortallia Voulli,
Held Ii) Alllllorlllrn rvlltmlllK
1'alul IUkiiIi of I'lHln; Huy "I
l.o-t loin nil or M)lf Don't
ItetnetHlM-r."
COItVAI.I.H. Ore. Dec. St. (A
l'i M'l llllpl Dlckernon. aa
alnlunl Oregon Hliite Collego alh
li Ui- roach, died at 4 o'cloi k Ihln
morulng. tt lha reu:t,of a Blub
wound, aald lo buvu lweu In
flicted lail Tuesday by Lunxa
llrynnt, a Cortallia youth, lu un
altercation over a wallruaa, flry
aiit, who via being held on an
o;a-n charge, waa removed to
rortlaiid by Corvallls authurllles.
when aeiiiiment fce.ame alrong
agalnat him.
Dlckernon met Mlaa Mao Trux
all when alio quit work at the
Iteuton hotel coffee shop .Monday
ilghl and they encountered Ilry
unt on the nlrerl. A rough and
luuiliU fight oci-urreil. according
to report n-cvlved by locul of
fliera, and lu the nu'li-e Dlcker
non received a five-Inch slab
wound lu I lie back, the blade of
I he knife penetrating one of hi
lung.
Dlckernon wua jut recovering
from luflueuu, ami congentlon of
tho lung set lu. lie wn a pow
erful nthlele, more than six feet
tall, and made a hard fight for
lite. Ilia phy.nl Ian milil he w nild
linvo rHcnvered had not coVnpll
calloiin refilling from Influenza
developed.
Dli ketoeii wa horn at Welner.
Iilnho, Keh. 27. IKIiK, and grad
uated from the Welner high
nchool. lie served III I lie army
during the world war, and In
it'Mfiilinii.iL on tHffn Hlvl
l.leiilenunt i John Quliiry Ad- ow and It whereabout. Pap
ain and W. Ii. I'lnmuiir. army raw party wan believed to have
, air pilot from March Picld. KIT- camped luat night at the mouth
icr.lile. Cat., government flu.il. of Hblnurao creek. The party wan
,V yealerdiiy gave upjhe hunt not expe.led to reach Seimratlou
for the nilanlng couple and rs-: Rapid before lute today or 10-
'inriied to I heir pmt
liilruieit ItK-ated the i
In the spiinf."
! FOR APPROPRIATION
The army
jw, strand-
of
morrow. y
Another parly, conslnting
ed at lliw wuter'n edge at 8epur-i James 1. Ilrook. chief ranrer
ailon llapliln, l mile below of thu Grand Canyon National
Diamond creek. Flying as Inr . Park. It. C. Hyde, father of
U'low the lowering canyon wall (ilenu and Sroory and In worth
a they da nil. tho airmen found Kolb. brothers- who share the
Kair Hlayer len-rHMif lo
lanil Jury I'li-anant IW'
ami Tragic KudinT of
Affair Willi .Mjiw Whom She
Men ; Sunpectetl Ho Was Slurried.
PRISON BREAK
IS FRUSTRATED
lailertaklns; Would Incluile (ia(
etimeil Appropriation nf
" tr 0.5,0011,004) for Construction
of Iamr Need Approval of
i I'sub and Arizona to Guarantee
I Work.' '
POIITLAND. Ore., Due. 21. (A n uuivrmv IW 21 IV
P) -Uelatlilg a story of her life. C0Q11LLE. pre.. Dec. 21. m ' w.-4fHIN&TO- a1' X
Porecne De Sllva testified In her Discovery of a plot to aid es- j Pj Frelet Coolidjre today
no furtli..r trace of Mr. and Mr, 'distinction of being the first lo own aeiensc loaay in uer il.i -e- .uU.M irom jau , signeu uo m-iuurr
Hyde. Suitcase and supplies i mgollale the Colorado river by 'or hootluB o death Gilbert where he Is being held In con-1 nUng effective the net prorld-
..onieni v i Inmet In html, will rwiucrnia with Pan- I'inio on mc liner iiuioio uere ..re ...miiiicii oia
00 ,ov. .
they raw,
the ncow.
raw's party.
Hunger Mad Cougar Attacks
And Kills Aged,. Blind Indian
61'OKANK. Dec. 21. IAP1 A cat , attacked Solomon while he
hunger-maddeuod cougur , mill. '" caoin ourmg tne renuicion.
. i .... 1....1 tnij ...i i ""'I Pa " of Ibis week, thon to She SjA)k
She began by telling of wan
dering In Siberia and China,
and of her tint marriage to
Quartermaster Clark of the V- S
Crulser Albany, in Chlui where
she was appearing as au actress.
With Clark she came lo Port
land,
home of , Clark' jparent - near
..... . (uln,, wnthMrlnir nf tint.
pononts of, the r swing-jonnson
have chaned Mrs'. Joshua, Indian ; an accent which at times was
I woman, luto her rubln on the .difficult to understand.
killed and
mutilated Georgo Solomon. Wei-
pinlt Indian, a report reaching : follow Ing day. When fhc stam-
Colvillu, Wunh., aald today. med and barred "the 'door, the
I The aged Indian who was part- roagar leaped . against It. then
ly blind, was described a a : reared up. and peered into a
.brother of Coyoto dilef. ' Ited window, according to tho Col-
llonen. and Indian Wilson of the villo' ruort.
Colrllle and Spokane tribe.. Indians on the reservation
Welplnll. which Is acennahle were said to have become ksrror
, to elvllltutlon only by a lonely lied, and to have raised a fund
nervously, and In -
The defendant mentioned be
ing married a second time at
Aberdeen. Wash.. In 1S2I. after
having dtvvrred Clark.
relations with Pinto, whom she
met iu San Francisco. They
were together when he waa in
port between voyages from June
trail, and a siuglo telephone on of S 1 00 to be offered a bounty to September of this year. He
. tllo reservation agency, could not for the animal's head. .
bo reached today for verification., Instunces of cougars attack
:Th liu'itlent had not been re- Ing humans aro rare, although
! ported to Indian agency heud- there nro plenty, of mountain
quarters at Nespelem.t Hons in this pnrt oftho north-
Thit n port suited that tho big west.
i m aiieoipiea nom . . ,
un of ih riM v.ti.i ii. -i. in ior a rcinra..., .
lant Tuesday, was revealed by j and P""' projoc UlB 1
officer tcday. Two hack aaws Colorado river. - .
and blades were found In Mr- Tho president afltxcu nis sis-
Cowan's cell today. -
OrfteAm V,ro tpvlnv In nn.
nect this with appearanoe here 1 btU. . who . were.brouE.lit to thu
of persons Interested In Rube executive office by Senator John
and later visited at the "r,ou- rouoer wno sou
was snot lo aeatn wntie ne ana : uauiornuv rerunin-un, .aim iw
MeGowata were fleeing frstn the ! years had led the fight for enact
bank. ' ment of Ihc DHL ' "
Fears were expressed by au- The measure provides thut thu
thorltles 'for safety of A. ! government skull .supply . tho
Gould, fnrnltnre dealer, who was 1C5.00U,000 estimated as noicn
rredited iih having fired the sary to'coustruct a dam and ae
shot that kIKed Rue. ! companying works In B'aci Cun-
M-sterlous movements of per-! yon . The money Is to be repaid
unfit! war hn -a VttA fvas fit I InV itW ' nn t Inn nlnn frmn
?h.lTT"' f the killing cf .Rube caused a- i nroeeeds' of the sale of power.
thorltles to become suspicious. The signature of the President
Officers divulged that two wa, the last off iclal act required
blades and a section of a third j providing federal authority for
were found between tho soles of the construction, but either Utah.
flllhe'n nhiHn fnllnwinc the S 11- I . . . , . . . , .1
1!L toP'V "er bis body. " .. ! iaUZe n.t rim
to him
Los AiiKoIcs. Fluding life with
out blm uubcnrublo she return
M'ontfiuH.(l'on Pa iri- ftixl'
Descent Frcm
SC
EIS
CURES
IFIVE DOLLARS
: LEFT TO EACH
of ex-spouses Fame, Fortune
Fast For Star
- KALKMi Ore., Dec. 21. I API
Congressman W. C. Ituwley
has lelegriiplud '.he Snlum ehum
l er nf ' commerce thai Knlem
ll be given careful eilnsldern
Hon by the navy ilrpartlui'lit a
Ihn . loralloli for a Pacific Count
dirlgl'jle bnae. Other niembors
i f ,tlle Oregon ilelegutlon art)
working lu Salem 'a . hehulf.
Mil
ROBBER
S
Poor Pa
ft
- "I wouldn't in I n (I gellln'
Hetty thin walch If I thought
shed appreciate II half as
much a she will tho cheap
present her beuu gives her,"
PALMER FOUND
GUILTY; JURY
- ASKS LENIENCY
J. II. I'liliuer. t ml lull, wuh
lotiiid r.ulaly l.u'e yeslenliiy by u
iliTtill court Jury whlrli recom
eii'inleil thai the reservuHoii re
vlilniil bo K tan I eU a parole. Pul
inr wiih cliurgeil with obtaining
inoniy unili r fulne pre4enses.
. NOTASI I.GA. Alu.. Dec. 21, (.i
A woinun walked Into the First
Natl; mil Hunk nf Nolunulgn yen
terday and upon glancing up suw
a number of people lined agulnt
I lii wall with their hand ex
tended upward, and another
group of three men pointing pis
tol at I he m. She screamed.
A. II. Hope, president, who
t with Curl Hayes, cashier, em
erged from captivity. In I lip vault
, n few moment liner, uldcl liy
. officer, quickly eotiHrululiited
;the w. iiiitn. Shu had unveil fl"...
I Olin In curreney In tho teller's
cage which mis within grasp of
; the trln until they fled, fearing
the woman's scream would sum-
' mon police.
SK.TTLK. Wush.. Dec. 21, U
i P Cnder the terms of a will
t fl'ed In probate here, yesterday,,
George Leonard, a'purtment houso
owner, left only fire dollars to
each of his two former wives,
one of whom he allot and killed
' hefo're committing snlcldo this
I week.
Tho balance of tho property
KING ON ROAD
TO RECOVERY
.' Dee. :r.
SHORTEST DAY
OF 1928 COLD;
FIVE DEGREES
the Colorado rlrer compact for
distribution of water before tho
act can become effective.
LONDON,
Today is the shortest dny of ;
the year. Henceforth, each will j
be longer than Its predecessor
until June 21, when the shorten-,
lug process will begin all overj
again, i ,
Todoy was simply one more'
l" TO"A of a long series of cold duys.
ROTARY
GVES
T
C
ST
SEATTLK; Wash.. Dec. 21, (U
P)-Tho descent from fume and
; Closing a delightful ChrUtnms
' program lu which every Rotarian
nays DUlienn iron uucKlngnam it,..., ,hi. mnrnln the mereurv. . . . . "
" ------ receivea a preseni ironi a eiior
.umce un iviug v.eorge. cne ot reredcd to five degrees above
tho briefest yet Issued, broucht ....
fortune was fust and complete tho statisfuetory now thut he hud , ' "
for, Mrs. Doris Johnson, formerly , pussed a restful nig lit calculated :
the toust of Kugllsh music ha'la,
to help build uphills slreugthjMARK SWEENEY
, . . . ., . '. causd by his prolonged and grave j
forced to perforin the most men- ,,, i
wa, left to hi two sons, John 1. lal.ta.k In order to support her' bue(n , thvUm
unit Georgo 16, which will be
kept In Iruit until they reach the
ugu of The CMlnt Wua val
ued at S7u.fllil.
IU iuonth's old baby.
HUSBAND LOSES
ALL GOODS BUT
TWO BIG BOOKS
club member, Ed Vunnice made
a fitting presentation . spuoch ,
j when he .bestowed; upon tho ,
luncheon civic, duly- a beautiful.
' ITiirlttfli fn,T M'hlfh wnn n irlft In
PASSES AWAY : the organization from its prosi-
dent, Merle West..
Suffering from a heart attack. This Rotary district comprises
of yesterday's lengthy and guard. 'Mark Sweeney, employed with Oregon. Washington and British
,cdly optimistic report by the the Wren and Greenough Con- i Columbia which brings It strlct
i king's physlcluns. was felt to In-! structlon company, passed away ! ly nnder Rotary International,
dlcale that there was nothing ap-1 suddenly on Thnrsduy night. 'and In consideration of this de
preciable li add to what on the At the time ot his passing. Unction for the district President
: whole was considered a favorable Mr. Sweeney was engaged In con- ! Wesf felt that an English flag
situatiAn. venation with a fellaw workman, ' should stand alongside the Amer-
' This morning's bulletin rvail: C. P. Drumm. engineer. Ho pans. Iran emblem lu Rotary headnuar
"Thc King has hud a restful, ed away at his bunk house. . jters. Mr, Vanulce, in well e
j night. There Is no appreclnblc j Today, the deceased was to t leeted words, spoke of the deep
.change to be noted." have left, for Portluud to Join interest President West hus
i nc view luscn iu paiucc eir-; inn who unu mum;. iCoiuiniitA nn riues Four)
Wray Lawrence Named
County Agent Of Union
Wrny l.iiwrenco, iinslstunl conn
ly a gen I. has been appointed
county agent of 1'nlon county lo
nue'eeed lliirold Avery, who has
resigned lu rcmimo nludles nl
Oregon Stale College.
Mr. Lawrence's appclutmeiit
followed a ennfereneo heru last
night wllh" F. L. Ilullurd. mute
leader of county ngenl. ' Wllh
'Mrs. Lawrence, he will Wave thu
latter pnrt of tho week for tho
northern Oregon county lo lake
up his new duties.
Appointment of Mr. Luwreuce's
nuiToonor lins It it been nntiounc-
ed but, uecorillng to County Agent
;C, A. Henderson, a likely cundl
dilln for the position in being
considered.
Mr. Luwreui-e came lo Klumuth
'three year ngo. I In had Kind
'Muled from I lie furm crop d-
ia it mi nt of Oregon Slulo Col
,lego where ho won reeogiilned us
the outstanding student In his
department, sin co coming lo
: Klamath lie has devoted tho ma
Jor purt ot hi linio lo farm
crops experimentation and his
! success in that capacity nstahllsh
' . (Continued on l-aga Five)
Today Airs. Johnson Is In the
city jail accused by ber husband,
Frank -M. Johnson, mail clerk
ou tho liner Provident McKlnley.
of being un habitual narcotic ad
dict The woman, holding her baby
in her arms, denied the charges.
chulleiiged her' husband to prove
' them, and lo d tho, oCf leers, when
i uim tti i.' tin..i. it... nt.tr...
','. mmi., iv, t. n lliev eniliu lo arrenl her llinl uhn ' fi,. ..i. .1 i.i u.ir., n,l r,.n,llv
tJM Hurry W. Koblnson will ,,,, lu work Bj u housekeeper lu .' es ... it was learned, .coincided j. Mr. Sweeney was 60 years of
" " """ vancourer. B. C. to support I with the public Impression from ago.
and an encyclopedia under the ;their C,,UI, .. Ulo bu,u.lln ,lmt majl,9ly , ; Tho ,., are at the Ear
!lerins .f setllemetit In a divorce sho declared that Johnson had continuing lo gain slowlv. Whltlock Funeral Home,
action grained here lodny to Mrs. hardlr seen their babv since It
irginia uoi.inson. tun wire. i,u(i kaVn itora n,i n.. .i, i
for
i court, and hud a lurge collection
of books und pamphlets dealing
wllh sex. ' v '
The Judge awarded nor all the
properly except a Illblc and tllo
I encyclopedia.
,
. "" "-en oorn ana mat sue biui.tvtmi -v s av t -vi n -w a-
:tzZztk -fl,ciWill Of "Grand Old Man
Of Singe Slaps Family
PLANE CRASHES
IN SNOW STORM
D. M. DONNELLY
IS EXONERATED
of pride
Mr. lisjberts
which wus
HURON O Dec 21 on The I HOLLYWOOD. Cal.. Dec. 21. neither affection nor sympathy
air mull' lost 'another pflot last I fAPJ-ln !..th. Theodore Rob- from any member of my family
"Ighl. when the plane of Leo J.'or, "nn " m""' " )w ,"'M "m a"0,mP ,
M..ni- j t. . an.it i.. :slag and niollon plcures, hus been achieved by me that uf-
..,.u.,,u, iwku ui m uv-iuiie ntiie , , ... .
lnrln, h..w .i,n..,n, i. "fled Ihi) curtttlu on u trugedy . fectlon becnino a part
.t.,1, n .i .- ,.ir his lite. In relationship.
I) .M. Domiellv wun ton ml not M,i:i,, .. ,S,,. r.. i. ' Ills will, tniulu pnlillt- here to- suld lu tho will.
guilty today by a Jnstl.e Jury of eoeknlt and tho plnne burned. Jllv- Events thut he left his es- nuiile hero Sept. 11. 1926.
hunting out ot season. Donnelly I McGinn was cuVrylng the night . ' valued at "moro than lu.- "During tho darkest hour of
had been arrested by game war- air mail from Cleveland to Chi- "00" to his nephew. Edward my life no word ot sympathy or
dens and demanded a Jury trln".. csgo for the National Air Trans-; Robert Hlgglns of New York 'offer of help from any member
E. K. Drlneoll represented the port company. Most ot Iho mull l'v- the -explanation that of my family came to me, and I
ilefeiiiluut. and Sum -Jet moro of ' was -ared although It was badly ho hud "suffered Uko him that hungered for It as the wander
Ijikovlew und W. S. Wiley tho dumaged by tire or s.'aksd withiexl e from home." .er In the desert thirsts for wa-
stiite. water or gasoline. . ' "1" experience 1 remeuibor (Contluuco n Pags Six)
Aunt Het'
mm
"ll a man whips bis wlfs
once, that's hi fault; but If
he gets a second rhanco to do
It, it's ber fault."