January 1C, 1930
mo
EVEN
GW STAY
(Continued From I'ugo Ono)
tho f JncllixrKli ostuln, wiui wall lug
lit llin office lit Atturnoy (luiiurnl
Duvld T. WIImiiU fr u l
llin execution whuu hu liquid tlio
now.
"Woll," lin iiulil, "I ui I'll
luivo to K I'11"!" again. Hut any
(Iiiiii will mill ma."
tiovornor 1 to r fmull said: "Wo
lmvo aurnil Hint this reprieve will
nit be challenged." una WIUuili
liurtly aflr durlnred:
"Wo bvllnvo It (ll" reprieve)
llli'Kiil, bill wo won't cliiillciiKo tho
right ol tho governor."
Ilruiui ll"'l Word
0. Lloyd Klshnr and Frndnrlck
A. Pop", defense attorneys, wont
to (lio death hiiimo ill slnto prison
nt p. in., to Inform lliuipliiinnn
of Hio rupi-lovo.
Tho governor's annoiiiirnmont
rood:
"Tim atlnrimv goneriil mini 1
lmvo biwn In conference on tlilit
iniitlor, nud I Imve decided to an-
nouncn a reprieve or ;iu nny.
N't, li'ur Uirr Itrnrlovo
"Wo lmvo agreod Hint lbl will
Dot bo chnllmigod.
"li In my Inlontlon lo Kront
i liln ono rmirlnve. Thoro
win Ik, itn fin-tlmr rnrlovo."
Tin. ovornor iiolnlnd lo 14
prnvloiis r'irl'Vo as nmplo piece
dent for hi decision.
Thu novoriior added ho was
Ivlnir Iho reprieve "for dlvurso
n,iaim known to inn."
II n said lio considered It n act
,.f 'nriitlva rloinaiiry ." nod Hint
I horn would lio no rxH'imlon of
tlio ronrlovo "unless Hio evldenco
warranted It."
Hu said thoro was no forninl re
quest for tho roprlivo by llniipt
iintin' atlornuys.
Tho novoriior added Hint ho hnd
seen Mri. llnuplmuiin today but
ho ilm-llnod to comun'iit on whiit
took plai'O,
Vnililnir Now Found
TRENTON. N. Jan. 1. W
"Tluira haa boon nothing n w In
tho llauptmann cno alnco the
conviction," sold Attorney lienor!
David T. Wllunli till" afternoon.
Hoffman Tlaiia fonfrrriiro
NKW YOKK. Jnn. 16. (!')
(lorernor Ilnrold U. Iloffuiun of
Now Joracy U axportod lo iitfnil
ronforonoo "around 3:00 p.m.
(KST) toduy." In Iho of fire of
vinMll 1 dunlin. It WnN
..i. i Mnvor I.a tltinrdln'a aoc-1
roinry.
Othora expected at Iho confor
ence, tho aerrotnry anld. Include
J. Kdnar lloovor. chlof of llw f"d
ornl bureau of Invoallitatloii: Col
onel II. Norman ScUwnrtkotif,
ehlof of tho Now Jorafy atalo po
llco; nd Tollco Commlaalonor
Low la J. Valonllno.
"Will the conference conrrrn
that HaupUnunn - com?"- . tlio
inayor'a nerrotnry waa ankcd.
"I am not nble to auy about
that." waa tho roply.
Knrller. Hooror who aald no
wna roturnlnii lo Wnalilniitoii Inlor
todny ld he wna luinlilo "to
throw any light" on tho reporta
peralatont III Trenton, N. J-. ihnt
a confeaalon In tho Llndberuli
cone had boon inndo by aomoono
olhor than Bruno lllchnrd llnupt-
ninnn. .
"I enn't comment on thul
lloovor aald.
XM'KHHN IS IIKMKI)
rr'mwriuht. Ai'aoclnlcd 1'rnan)
TKKNTON, N. J.. Jnn. m. "i
Simultaneous with nn nnnoiinco-.
mont by Governor Ilnrold F. Hof"
man's press aldo hero that llio
governor hnd "no knowledge of
any confession" In tho Lindbergh
cose, it wus stated In other high
sources toduy: "There hns boon
a confession, nnd It Is by some
ono other thnn Bruno Itlihiird
lluiiptmniin."
Before tho governor nl.io was n
now affidavit by Samuel Small, u
profosslonnl penman of Now York,
to tho effect thnt Huuplmann
"could not possibly have written"
tho ransom notes, which wero n
grout fnctor In tho conviction of
tho Bronx carpenter nt his trlul
In Klomlngton. Small drow his
conclusion from general methods
of writing.
Illinois Governor Involved
Another governor, Horner of
Illinois, enmo Into the enso today.
Chicago advices said Hint Gov
ernor Homor was looking Into tho
tory of a Chicago JJrldewell prla
onor that ho hauVbon offered
122,000 worth of.Jbjj, JJndborgh
ransom monoy t.,M-,TMl " ,l10
dollar, and that -he ,'jinrt t"kon
omo nnd distributed ir-'horo and
Authorities concerned with, tho
investigation of " tho .-Lindbergh
kidnaping and tho iirosocuton nt
Ilnuptmnnn were obviously skep
tical of any "contosHlon." Some,
declining to bo quoted,, painted
out that mnny a fnlso cluo nnd
been exploded bIhco March , 1,
1032, nt great oxponso; nona Hnd
proved o( value; alno thnt .inat
mlnute "crackpot" confivsloiin
wore not novelties in major enp
ltnl cases. ,
"Hoffman hnsn't a thing." snld
ono offlelnl.
Mystorlous midnight confer
ences In n Now York hotul, pro-
Head
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Only n law of hl Bert IrlriiUi; .ero immiiH'M m tlie quiet funornl of
John Clillxirt, who wa itrlckfii with hi-art dloenao end died suddenly
laal wook. Lclt, John Bnrrymorc. Abovo. Virginia Bruce, Gllbort'i
former il. Below, Llrlco Joy, now Mr. Spencer Hook, and
Lcatrico Joy Ollbert, duuglitcr of Mlaa Joy and Gilbert.
aiimably condintnd by thn kov
ornor, rnlmid aiinciilutliin Hun he
wna conTiTrliiK with other offli lula
on alnrllliiK '' evlilnnco.
lliHiti r Kiiona NoiIiIiik
J. KdKnr Hooror, I'lilif of the
fi'diirnl hurcnu of InvontlKiilloii.
loft Iho hotol imrly'toilny. but ilo
cllni'd lo ..ay whollier ho hnd talk
od wllh Hoffman.
"1 don't know anythlnic nboiit
It," bo ul (I of tho rcportul ou
foaalon. "Any atntemi-nt will have
to oonio from tho novoiiior."
Two hours enrllor Kdwnrd J.
Hi'llly, who wna llmipliiiiiiiira
Iwud roouaol diuliiK Iho trlul at
I'li iiiliik'liin n yi'ur uko, hud en
lorrd tho anino holol. I.Ike lloov
or. In- wun allmit ua lo tho rouHim 1
for hln vilt.
Kills I'urknr. Ilurllimton county
dolocllvu nnd frliuid of the Kovur
nor, wii,i imki'd about publlHlM'd
r ii porn Unit ho bad Inquired Into
Iho pnnlllllty a JiTnvy null
iiunrluu hnd built (he klduop bid
der. "I novi'r luard toll of It," ho
anld, addliiK Hint ho waa awnro of
no now di'volopmunla 111 tho cuao.
OVER lEFTISTSIrr.;
PAHIH. Jnn. 16. W) Premier
l-nvul of Krnnco was granted a
vole of ronfldrnce. 31 & to 2T2.
by bis chamlinr of deputies to-
lny. '
Thus the swarthy premier
again triumphed over Loftlat of-
torts to unaont his government. j, niystery ns to why peoplo
Today's showdown was pro- " i -,i..ii.i..I
hv members of the dom- will leavo their homos In tho city
inuiil i-udli-nl-soclullst party, whojand bead Into tho hills on a day
voted in caucus a condemnation
of M. Ival's policies,
Tlio premier, however,
pro-
question of confidence
lumen n llliuil Mill U cuiliiiivuuu ,
on noHtiKiiieiiient of debnto on
hln genornl policies and won. He
asked Instead for priority (or a
dlni-usslon of agricultural mat
ters. Previously, only the Inability
of Iho rndlcul-soclallsta to agree
iiinong
thenisulves had suvod Iho
Cllllll,, (rom collnpso before tho
chamber convened.
Obituary
FIX! Alt JOHN MDKill.lN
Kdgar John .Mnlgbnii, a resi
dent of M n 1 1 n , pnsacd away In
this city Thursday, Jnnuary 16,
at 8:15 a. in. following an Ill
ness of four dnys. Ho was a nu
tlvo of CluiBler, Iown, and wus
ngod 38 yon is. Ho Is survived
by two children nnd his mother,
Mrs. II. II. Tiumhruoll of Plena
nnlon, Calif. Tho remains rent
In Iho gold room nt tho Hurl
Whltlock Funonil Homo, Pino
Htrent nt Sixth. Nntlco of (iinvral
lo bo announced lntor.
Now styles include Turbans
and tailored typos and tho
very popular off tha face
nodels.
95
$50
to ' '
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Editorials on News
(Continued from Pane One)
moving; rnra enn't nhoot alralKht
onoUKh lo caiiHO him nny hiirm.
Hut atop the enr and hie non
chulaiiro would vanlnh and he
would fnda Into tho dlntunce.
If you chorlah tho notion that
nnlmnln can't think, Junt watch
coyote aomo time.
P OVKIl tho Wnplnllla cut-off
and nx one appronrbca tho
backbone of tho Cascades, tho
rain thnt has neon persistent at
the lower levels changes to snow,
At Government Cnmp. tho ski
ors aro hard at It hundreds and
hundreds of them, in splto of the
fact Hint the day Is about as lousy
art days run be; half rain and half
snow, and a shrewd wind that
drives tho mixture of rain and
snow down tho bark of your neck,
no mutter what you do.
Question: Why will people In
such numbers leave their comfort
able homes in the city and bead
the snowy hills on a day
IB
eminent Cnmp, Is a ski
shop
sign
owned and oporatfd, tho
snyi". by HJnlmnr llvnm.
Woll. a boy with a name like
thnt ought to know hl skis.
atfr
wlon the hills aro raked hy as
nasty a brand of wenther as a
" lmnglner can
Imagine Is
; solved
Tho weather In Portland Is
Just twlco us lousy ns tho weather
on tho mountain raining young
torrents ard blowing great gales
Tho storm that snnk tlio Iowa at
tho month o( tho Columbia river
getting up here,
I
Vital Statistics
ltlHTHS
HEVKLWlllUHT Born to Mr.
and Mrs. Wnyne Ilcmolwrlght,
860 Callfornin avenue, a son. on
Jnnunry 15 nt the Ueed Matern
ity home. Tho child wclghod
nine pounds. ,
Tovniseml Club II A moetlng
of Townsond rlub No. 3 Is sched
uled for Monday evening, Jnn
uary 20, nt 7:30 o'clock in Alta
mont gymnasium. A brief busi
ness moetlng will bo followed hy
a pinochle party, and tho public
Is cordlnlly Invited to attend.
Millinery
Foaturing the very now Toyas and
Cellas also Felts with smart patent
leather trim, lovely Colephano Straws
Silk Braids and Black Silk Horse
Hair for dress wear.
'oiia
THE EVENING HERALD,
FAKED LETTER
(Continued From Pago Ono)
elnlmed, will show coploi of tliono
apeechoa,
POIITI-AND, Jan. 1. (UP)
fluaaall lloxan. Multnomah coun
ty (armor and formor political
ally of Willis Mahoney, last night
attempted to hamstring tho
Klnmnth Falls mayors candi
dacy (or United Htatos senator
by charging Mahoney wun ou-
pllclty In striving for Townsend
and llboral rotes. .
Hogan produced lntters and a
nolo allegedly from Mahoney, re
ceived In response to Hogan's
request that Mahoney clarify hla
position on tho Townaond plan.
Finger Marks
A lotler Indorsing the Town,
send plan and allogedly attempt
In k to sway the votes of those
who supported Peter Zimmer
man, Independent candidate (or
governor at tho Inst eloctlon, was
dated October 20, 1934, and
signed by Mahoney, Hogan aald
A nota which accompanied the
latter, penned on a sheet from
a 1930 culendar, requested Ho
gan to "put some finger marks
on it so It will look old," Hogan
alleged,
Ttofuses to Help
' Hogan's Inference was that
Mahoney wrote the Mler dated
October 20, 19S4, and the note
at tho eamo time ho said he
received them both In an envel
ope postmarked Klnmnth Falls,
September 18. 1933 In order
to make Townsenders bellevo he
bad endorsed the old-age plan
ycur before he actually came out
lor It, and to enlist the Zlminer-
WASHINGTON. Jan. 16 (P)
Senate resentment flamed today
both within and without the mu
nitions committee against as
sertions of Chairman Nye (R-ND
that President Wilson had "falsi
fied" In statements to a senate
committee In 1919.
Shortly after Senator Connally
(D-Tex) took iasue with Nye's
statement on the senate floor,
Senator Pope (D-Idaho), a mem
ber of the committee, said the
investigation had "degenerated
Into an attack upon our wartime
president, Woodrow Wilson, and
his secretary ot state, Kooert
Lansing."
Connally had termed Nye's re
marks an "Insult" to Wilson and
asserted Nye was probing "the
doad and burled relationships of
tho past for tho public enhance
ment of tho political fortunes ot
the chairman ot the committee."
Spud Market
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 16. (P)
(U. S. Dept. Agr.) Potato
market dull, little change in
prices; supplies liberal, demand
slow. Three Oregon cars, 1 Call
fornln, 1 Idaho arrived; 10 un
broken cars, 15 broken cars on
track.
Oregon Klamath Russets, No.
1, dark color, 1.50-1.60; light
color 1.65-1.76.
California, Idaho prices un
changed from Wednesday.
FOB TOWNSEND
VOTE CHARGED
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Secrete
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Misaing Explorer
Believed Located
Contlnuod From Pag Ono) '
the mnster of tho Discovery II,
reporting thnt tho bout arrived
safely at the Bay of Whulfs at
10 p. m., Jan. 15. The inenxagn
Indicates ono man waa sighted
from a plane and also a machine
at Little America."
I'urt of tho wireless message
from tho Discovery was garbled,
making complete decoding im
possible. Officials were waiting
for a rietltlon of It.
Lincoln Ellsworth has not been
heard from since ho took off
with his Canadian pilot, Herbert
Ilolllck-Kenyon on Nov, 23 for
an airplane flight across Ant
arctics from Dundee Island, 600
miles south of Cape Horn, to
tho Itoss sea, south of new Zea
land.
Tlio royal research ship Dis
covery II sailed from Dunedln
New Zealand, on Jan. 2 from the
Bay of Wales, on the Ross sea,
to search for the missing plane.
Thu 1, 036-ton vessel, dispatch
ed by the British and Australian
governments, curried food, medi
cal supplies and two airplanes.
On Jun. 11 she was reported ly
ing In the south Polar sea, wait
ing an opening In the ice in or
der to entnr tho Bay of Whales
The Kllnworth expedition sup
ply ship, the Wyatt Karp. com
manded by Kir Hubert Wllklns,
also lias sailed from Chile to as
sist In the rescue. She carried
pontoon and skl-equlpped plane
flown to Chile by the American
aviator Dick Merrill.
Reports from London today
said the Wyatt Earp was be
lieved to bo 420 miles from the
Bay of Whales.
I1ELI.INCHAM. Jan. 16 (P)
Tiiat Lincoln Kiiswortn, Ant.
arctic explorer, has been found
was tho opinion Tolced here to
day by Rear Admiral Richard E
Byrd when ho was advised of an
AsHoclated Press dispatch from
London that the captain of the
Discovery II, which has been
searching for Ellsworth, had re
ported an airplane had been
sighted In Little America and
thnt a man hod been seen on the
Bay of Whales where the ship
arrived January 15.
Speaking eagerly. Admiral Byrd
asked: "How could It be anyone
else? There Is not one chance in
a million that It is anybody else.
Lincoln Ellsworth has made
superb flight, and I am delighted
beyond measure that he la safe
as I have been saying he was all
along.
The admiral, who was about
to leave Bellingham by train for
Seattle, where ho has a lecture
engagement, added "It certainly
looks as If they bare found Ells
worth.
He Innuired with evident eager
ness whether It was likely that
further Information from the
Discovery would be received soon.
SEC
TOKYO. Jan. 16. () Cab
inet protestations ot peaceful,
aims mingled discordantly today
with the material declaration of
naval chieftains in Japan's re
action to secession of its dele
gates from the International
naval conference.
Premier Keisuke Okada de
clared: "I do not believe a naval
building race Is coming, but the
peoplo of Japan must be pre
pared to meet whatever the fu
ture holds.
"Whether we have naval II m ro
tation treaties or not, Japan will
respect the principles of non
monace and non-aggression in
tho world, unaltered."
Rkllna- dudIIs in a Berlin
school are taught on an Indoor
chute.
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REPL
T
(Continued From Page Ono)
(D-Tex) of the bouse agrlcul-
u re committee attended the
White House meeting.
The executive branch was rep
resented by Attorney General
Cummlngs, Solicitor General
Heed, Secretary Wallace, Secre
tary Morgenthau and Chester
Davis, administrator of the old
AAA.
Robinson said this program in
all likelihood would constitute
the farm legislation "at this ses
sion."
The conference lasted a little
more than an hour.
Earlier, a 1300,000,000 bill to
pay contracting farmers under
the AAA started through con.
gress.
Another Red Cross
Bombing Reported
(Continued From Pago One)
not employed by that organlra
tlon, and It was assumed be
merely was commanding an Eth
iopian Red Cross unit.
The major was reported unln
Jured.
Dominant radical-socialists, In
Paris, meanwhile threatened the
overthrow tonight of Premier La
val s government by voting con.
demnatlon of bis policies in gen.
eral. They held in abeyance i
demand that party members
holding cabinet positions resign.
Fire Destroys Town
Informed Addis Ababa observ
ers believed Emperor Halle Se
lassie's departure from Dessye
for the north battletront might
be Imminent. His seven-year-old
son, Prince Kamonnen, arrived
in Addis Ababa today by plane
from Dessye.
The air raid on the hospital,
midway between Dessye, Emperor
Haile Selassie's field headquar
ters and Makale, spearhead of
the Italian drive in the north,
resulted in destruction of half of
the town by tire, the Ethiopian
report said.
Three Capronl planes made
the raid," the communique re
ported. "Six big bombs, of 330
pounds each, wero dropped in
the court of the Red Cross nnlt
which was plainly marked with
the Red Cross insignia.
"Tents and surgical instru
ments were destroyed."
The Red Cross unit was es
tablished by Major Burgoyne at
the request ot the Ethiopian em
peror after Burgoyne's services
as military instructor had been
rejected.
Full Retreat Claimed
Three governments previously
have protested fascist bombings
ot hospitals and towns, Sweden
and Egypt tor specific attacks
ana Ethiopia against an Italian
CEIN
Advance
Spring Showing
OF
DRESSES
JUST UNPACKED THE NEWEST
OF THE NEW DRESSES.
Navys are very much in prominence) at the
style-centers and La Pointe's are proud to
show an early collection. White seems to
be the tavonte trim at this
Greys ere also being favored in addition
we are showing Red several new shades
of Blue, and again Beige has come into its
own. Prices trom
$12;s
TO
$2475
YOU CAN BE SUITED IH A SUIT AT IA POINTE'S
The snappy little Man Tailored Short Jacket Suit is here. Fitted (l I Q -f ("
backs single breasted. At the very lew price of. 4 I 7 V
I To
Uah"
Bossed Hitler
and Chilled Him
r
ft
A Madison, Wis., tailor can sit
before his sewing machine and
think of the days when ho
boBsed Adolf Hitler and "showed
him his place." When Peter
Tost, above, waa a sergeant
major in the Austrian army dur
ing the World War, Hitler was a
corporal In his unit. Tust says
Hitler tried to make him hla
friend, but waa rebuffed.
policy it termed "merciless ex
termination." The battles along the southern
front, which started Sunday, drew
60,000 native dubats from Ital
ian Somallland into conflict
against 60,000 Ethiopians nnder
Ras Desta Demtu, the emper
or's son-in-law.
The Italian report described
the defenders "in full retreat"
after Tunning fights down the
valleys of the Qanale Doria and
the Dawa Parma.
Stocked with provisions for
three months. French battleships,
cruisers and destroyers steamed
away from the Brest harbor for
maneuvers oft the northwestern
coast ot Morocco.
The ships followed in the wake
of 14 submarines which put out
to sea yesterday. British ships
were congregating off the coast
of Spain,
COAST ROAD BLOCKED
ROSEBURG. Jan. 1 ' (P)
The Roseburg-Coos Bay highway
between Rosebnrg and Marsh
field is open to travel, but the
coast road is blocked by high
water between Coqullle and Ban
don, according to si report here
this morning from the division
office ot the state highway de-
partment.
time.
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BY POWER FAILURE
NEW YORK, Jnn. 16 (IT)
Electrical experts worked lover.
Ishly today to complete the re
pair ot a mysterious power plant
breakdown which In terrifying
fashion plunged a million or
more New Yorkers Into dark
noss and crippled transportation
facilities.
Officials estimated 60,000 per
sona wars caught In the dnrk
labyrinths of one subway system
when the power shut-oft, at the
height of Inst night's rush hour,
brought tho undorground cars to
a standstill.
All of Manhattan north ot 60th
street and most ot tho Bronx was
affected. Lights in sky scrapors.
homes and hospuaia went oft.
Telephone service was shut down
for a time.
Mayor F. H. Laguardla mob
ilized 18,000 policemen and 7,000
firemen for extra service.
Traffic on the street levels and
on other subway lines was de
moralized.
Elevators stopped between
floors. Street lights were extin
guished. Surgeans completed op
erations by flashlight.
Hoover's Speech
to Be Broadcast
NEW YORK, Jan. 16. (VP)
The speech of former President
Herbert Hoover at Lincoln, Neb.,
tonight on "Agriculture and the
New Deal," will be broadcast by
wiiiu-uBs line coin mm.
Broadcasting System) starting at
9:30 p. m.. Eastern Standard
Time.
The same radio chain will
broadcast a speech by Colonel
rranK Knox oi unicago. a re-
ntiVillnnn nsvtti1 a-ntlnl nsteiat Kll I r V
at 10:45 n. m. Eastern Standard
Time. His subject will be "
Answer to Edward A. Filene.'
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