WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 21. 1031
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OF CITIZENS
: IS REOUESTED
Interests Mutual Declares
- Executive Vice President
Of Organization
By H. K. AITCHKSOV
Natural Ciaa Corp. of Otvgon
We are definitely and perma
nently a part of thla commun
H y and as you pro. hall
grow. Our Interest are. mutual.
W cannot extrt without you and
we feel also without ua and with-
i
Tragedy Mars Brazil Hop of Italian Air Fleet
K. K. AITCHKSOV
out gas the convenience that
re known to the modern world
would bare been dented to you,
Wo want the co-operation ot
the chamber of commerce, the
ferric clubs and the people of
the community generally. Like
all human agencies. we are
likely to make errors in the rush
of getting this great project un
der way. but tney win te quick
IX corrected if you will bear with
ua and If you will call our at
lentios to anything in which we
an better aid in our mutual op
building. The company will become bet
ter acquainted with you all as
time goes on. There is nothing
that, builds n pa friendship a
close association in a common
problem, and this association we
will have, ,
Bandit Shot in
Party Holdup,
Host Murdered
LONG BEACH. Jan. 20. (VP)
An unidentified bandit who at
tempted to bold np a party at
,Walteria, sear here, tonight, was
hot and killed by early 1 Lord.
S. the host, who himself was
hot to death by the dying ban
dit. Lord also shot and seriously
wounded a companion of th dead
bandit, and Long Beach police a
rhort time later arretted R. R.
Brown, 40, at bis home on sus
picion of burglary. Brown, in a
critical condition, was beld in the
police hew pi til. With him at the
time was a third roan, Charles
Moe. who also was held for inves
tigation. Deputy sheriffs learned that
three bandits invaded Lord's
house while ho was entertaining
and lined the group up against,
the wall. Lord dashed for the
bedroom and secured a gun. He
started firing as be entered the
room, and two of the bandits fell.
In the exchange of shots. Lord
himself was instantly killed.
The third bandit carried his In
jured companion to a waiting
automobile while the guests went
to the aid of their hout.
Belgium Planning
Unemployed Help
I1RUSSELS, Belgium, Jan. 20.
VUP) The minister ot labor to
day announced in its budcet ft
would propose the appropriation
of 60. "O. 'tO ft francs i about $2,
4'JO.OOO; lor the unemployment
relief.
Yk I
The tragic lo of to seaplane
out of itn trans-Atlantic squadron
tempered Italy's rejoicing over
the Sucre of the- formation
light wnlch 10 remaining ship
made to Ilraiil. Pictured above
under the command of Aviation
is i he scene an the air fleet.
Minister llalo Halbo, took off
from Lake Arbetc Ho. Italy, on
the first leg of the daring oceanic
flight. C'upt. Luiti Boer left
ami Lieut. Ibtnilo Harbicintt
t risht . with two other, were
killed when the plane in vhirh
they mere flyiug was. forced down
and took fire on the waters of
the lake a few minutes after the
hop-off.
Jt H
ml .
MAKES MILES
Kansas Boy Is
Given Life Term
BISHOP CANNON! Round Tables
FAVORS IDEAS; Conference on
FonMurderPlea'ON DRY LAWS
TO H.UtNKSS ItHI.NE
PARIS A proposal to harness
the power c.-f the Rhine river be
Iween Basle and" Strasbourg, a
distance of MO miles, is being cm
aidered in France. The project
as proposed will fncltidu eight by-dro-eleciric
plunls and a lateral
canal to accommodate river traf
fic. An annual production of
5.000,000,000 kilowatt hours is
planned.
INDEPENDENCE. Kan., Jan.
0 (CP) Willis Marley, 17-1
I belonged to a gang of juvenile
' bandits, today pleaded guilty to
first degree murder and was sen-,
i lencea to me impnwnairm.
Harley confessed to participa
tion in the slaving of John
Seibel. Tyro, Kan., filling station
operator, during an attempted
holdup. Everett Haldiman. who
pleaded guilty to actually killing
SeJbel. now is serving a like
term in the Kansas penitentiary.
Sentencing of Harley clones
police records against the gang,
composed of 13 boys and girls
all in their 'teens. The youth
were believed rerponjsible for
five murder and innumerable
robberies. One member of the
hand recently was sentenced to
the Missouri penitentiary for
robbery and a lourtn noy was
killed when the car he had
stolen overturned.
Former Wife
Speaks Against
Mix at Trial
Erie. Pa.. Jan. 20. (UP)
Ruth Stokes Mix. first wile of
Torn- Mix. the movie cowboy, tes
titied against her husband today
in the Jt"4 5.UMU damage suit
bronght against him by Zack T.
.Miller, owner of the 101 ranch
circus.
Miler charges Mix zruke a ver
bal contract to appear with his
circus and thai as a result of his
failure to live up to the term"
of the arreem;nt, the show lo-t
f.?4:..ouo.
Mm. Mix testified that Mix
told her he bad an agreement to
go with the Miller enow. She
said he aked him if he bad a
contract and that he replied:
"No, I don't need a contract.
We shook hand on it. 1 started
with Zack and I'm going to fin
ish with him."
Jeanu"tte Rankin, of Missoula,
Mont., e't-cted to the house; of
representatives lor the term of
lilT-l&lIf. was the fir-it woman
to become a member of either
branch of congress.
By 11ISHOP JAMKS CANNON
MA KLIN, Teiai. Jan. -20. (U
p) While it is impossible to
make satisfactory comments on
the Wickersham commission
finding! without the full report,
irom the summary presented 1
would say that the core of the
report. that federal appropria
tions be substantially increased
and that Vigorous, letter organ
ized etlorts Mii-e 137 should be
furthered to give -nf rt ment
greatest practical efficiency, is
eminently sound.
In 13-ti. the board of temper
am e uf the Methodist church,
South, recommended, and the
Reneral conference approved, a
resolution ur?tn? congrea to
provide whatever men and
j .oney are necessary to secure
efficient enforiement. The gen
eral confereme of 1!30 rener
a'ed that demand.
The positive statements tliit
the commi.-sion is oppo;-ed to re
peal of the IMh amendment,
restoration of the legalized sa
loon, to federal or state owner
Hiiiji, and to the legalization ot
the manufacture end tale of
light wines and beer are all
eminently satisfactory.
Rut it la impossible to main
tain these positions if the ISth
amend mc-nt is revised to givt.
congress power to regulate or
prohibit traffic in intoiicaiit.
Should congress decide to pvrmit
traffic under federal or state
regulations, the traffic must be
Uiider either private or fctate
ownership and both manufacture
and sale necessitate places for
distribution which will actually
he saloons, by what-v-r name
they are called.
LOS AXOKLKS Poor. mw
euiderl men. The women sure
do rule you. At l-a(, one can
take as inu' U from the tetimonv
given by Samuel ('. Hawkins,
wealthy oil man, in a divorce
suit brought by his wile, accus
ing b:m of intemperance. Haw
kins charged that his wife trM
to ke-p him drunk so Mie would
have evidence ior a divorce.
India Is Help
NEW YORK. Jan. 20 (UP)
The British round table confer
ence on India has accomplished
more toward peaceful settlement
of the political status of that
country than anv previous at
tempt, and its mh'-pss ha tar
exceeded the , Itritih govern
ment's earlier hop-. Prime Min
ister J. Ramav MacfMnald iafd
today in an address broad at to
the American people.
Th" prim" minister's spec h.
transmitted in thi count rv over
the N. U. C. network, was a
summation of the complex prob
lems before th corfern-e. and
the poliflcal result achieved.
MacDonald poke vigorously
against revolutionary out breaks
j and fubsequent propneanda in
i America. de larine thre n-vr
has been a revolution earned on
(with less reason or juti
i ficatlnn" than that which re-
yea r.
Pelican Boys
Beat Lamm's
By 53-46 Score
Pelican school bask"tball team
lartt night defeated the I.amtu
Lumber company i. am in a
game play-d at l'Iian f'iy, 5 3
to The iN'U'dii boys took
the lead at the outset of the
game and wre nev-r headed.
Mello of Pelican f'ity was high
innn of tli" gaiiie with 4 points
wh lie Johnny Pa.stga was clou-.-behind
with ir. I'rt-o was high
point man for Lamm's with 1 i
points.
The Pell) an nHiocil will play
the Roosevelt school at the Fre
mont Kchool at -t p. in. on Janu
ary -7.
The word Canada is said to
he derived from the Iroquoih
word Kaiinata. meaning a cot
lection of huts.
Dry Law Commission's
Report Meets Varied
Responses in Nation
CHICAGO, Jan. 20. f UP)
The price of corn on th Chicago
board of trade skidded :! cents
a bushel today, almost us hoon
as the findings of tho Wicker
sham commippion on prohibition
wcro announced.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. Jan. 20
M'P) The Wickersham report
on prohibition should help to in
tensify enforcement of the dry
Inws. K. Scott McBride, national
superintendent of the Anti-Saloon
League of America, feaid to
day. "The report was about what
we could have expected," hw
Hld. "It will challenge the
states to da their duty in rela
tion to enforcement."
ST. PAUL. Minn., Jan. 20.
-fUP)' Andrew J. Volstead, au
thor of the prohibition enforce
ment act, said today In a state
ment written for the United
Press that the recommendations
of the Wickersham commission
bave my cordial approval.'
"After almost two years ot
study." Volstead continued, "the
romm Union recommends against
the sale of light wines and beers
and against the so-called govern
ment hale or control of liquor.
This r'comniend;itijn ! hope will :
mak thinking p-ojle lietf'tite to
acrept either of tnew proposi
lions as feasible.'
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Jan. 20.
( UP ) Fred Pa b.-1 . Mil wa u V. .
brewer who spent 8 l.oyO,u,Mj im
proving his plants in tlio bnpe
that the Wi'-ker.-ham cotnm-ion
would uppj-ove return of beer,
expressed his di -n ppoinf nH-nt to
day in tho commii-ii jii's report.
"Hut most of our equipment
can bo used in the manufacture
of near beer." lie said, "to that
our investment will not he h
total loss in cuko leal hter doe.-,
not return in two years.
EVAXSTON, 111., Jan. 20.
fl'P) Mrs. Klla A. Poole, white
haired president of the National
Women's Christian Temperunce
Union, characterized the Wicker
sham prohibition report today
as "one of the most significant'
documents iu the history of the;
world." I
"From now on we will work !
harder than ever to educate the
world against the evil of liquor, "
she said. "The 18th amendment i
will never be repealed." 1
We Congratulate
Natural Gas
Corporation
of Oregon
upon the completion of gas sen-ice
at
Pacific Meter
Works
of
American Meter Co., Inc.
(Jas. lueatfiirtiiieiit Liigincurs and MunutacLurers of ku meters,
gas apparatus, control devices
495 Eleventh Street
San Francisco
2118 Atlantic Street
I.om Angeles
Monteliua New Chairman;
Policy Announced By
Boxing Group
W. Nf. Mouteltus was elected
chuirmuu of (Ha Khiiimth Pnll
hexing cnmtntiotlon tit a harmoui
mi meet in r of the com mt ton
held Uil night ut Moulehus' of.
and hr O. J. Joluisoii t
uic.iin elect ih! retury-ln Murer.
Followinu the comnilliMi meet
ing in a Matemcut Is!uh1 by
Kr.mW Miles, who was elected
tnatthmakir after (The conmlision
h;td onco broken no over tho mat
ter ind Mayor Fred Co(er hud ap
p.siled oil behalf uf Mill, the
following IWt of offU-tttlti were
named lUthhy ltot, referee:
J.u k Franey. Htntoitucer; Homer
VinoiiriH)ii. timkeoper, and tAn
Heftier, publicity uncut,
NT I Ft. ION ,
.Member of the cmnmlsMoti are
V. M. Monteltu. Willmm Puvall,
1 11 lam '(.mm. Ir. ;.iv Dldcu
buri:. and Dr. O J. Jolmxm.
"It I the neii! of ihe ceinml
slcli lliat llley would a alii llko !
uc the l.iMtiou h.ill (or tin card,"
Mile.- stated. "We hop. to put tn
our tirt (i.cht on January j;," he
i-.i i f .
In explaining the poli.'k- of tho
mat. h maker. Mile nutd that
tuhtfr and not boxer wilt b
hIiouu und that he fnvori'd Iuk
ii'tii be-.iiiso "they like to hear
them cr.i"h."
V I I IS I KFS 1 K.MTI KS
In atinmiihlnc hi pomiiott as
nuitilituaker. Mllen stalid tttat hi'
Ii.m turned ovi-r uy cotttie ti.u
tilt h he had wilti it-une lo-itl
f ip liters t. Warren Vllt-, lo.al
piiel hall owner. Mi!h further
aul that be did not tiio con
"Look Aloft!" Motorists Advised
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Here i lllf tlll ' airiUlli tro--lllli, (OKU t. In- rte, ld Ml the
P.lillic At lileudalc, ' t .it . Ill the rdwe ot Ihe tltand
Central Air Terminal, iiuiny iilmie cuue simhiiIiik ver t hi
roadwav ea. h dav at h'Kh iiocedi. Tit keejt mnl-trit from
betliR htitltled Hi the MKlll of A hllK' plane icrlled. muilttKein
ot Hie utrooi l e erected the a hove nifcit Mluicd out b- .M U
Klleu Hopktnii.
tratH with the !oul riKbtem and non reUncJ lather tliau tiainn
iji.-t tiniidled mule of (heir bum- J Mile m.iii UinuW. r. and Mile r
j lie- matter-. -lKlic-1 l- ll. e(.t the pn t o(
The comml-MonetA aievd tiu.t ' mat liniakei.
ticliter who do not i-how afKr.--j -
ltvenei will he thrown out o tin1. The Iuirit iliM uuo ft.nu Hi.-
IN HI SHAPE
Sammy, Willie Fehlman,
Clniok MArville Work
With Frenchman
Ma lot iter I i union Frl nuud of
IMrrro I'nf li l r tia h onli-
denc thnl I'othter ill 1
thec daH meet llut lUti.illoo
for the world chmutoiiihM
thul h ha hired llireo nputilnit
parlneiK for the Fiem hiuun in
dddllloli l bl ntuble nmto Paul
Aulielllu. weltrrwilKhl.
hum in v Feltiinaii. pcedy lull
Ne Worker lelllltied t t't'drt V
ttfler M thleeliv vlnlt ut Fel
liaud laioh whete I'olblrr U
woiklUK iit. Feiiiimd ha a
fine rmtclt near Ahbnd.
Willie Feldinaii, flni' k Mai
vllle and Sammy hum been
woikliiK tint with Pierre ilallv
Feiiiiiud l liikiuK no thiui'et on
(he MaiviiM ImiHe an I" ptei-ai-Inu
the Kuiop' mi and .Miiau
title holder lor one id th"
tiitlKhent light in Iih ''
Frhlav nUbi hen Mnu and
Pot bier lnttKlf at Meiilll
hutitmv Fcldmnu liile lh.it
Poiliier til l" In n ! i r
ihdw t.r Ihe batlli Frldav tilghl
thuu lit u l hi" " f"ttr
fllthi heie Wh.ll be o Iti.t
heartH of Klulimlll latin
Tho flKhlet. nt tho FtTtiaii.l
rnmh do loadwork, bmvy ort
cine mid t Im-ii et k out I I
iouioIn a duv. Willie F.blmiiu
In neltthK in mn li better ltP
HUd l'luli to UKHlIt enter lilt
rlntt. htn lout diir pi mm wrliclil
Ulitt r the tutelace of Fetfmnd.
Atlanto I i tl.e P-i.tll. In llo
the I'mtt-d Sfntr 1 21. . mil.;., be-
! Ilr-t of the now . -unimi--tott. t w .n-n t'harloioti. S I. and San
I sin. e tliatii He; mid H Law - li!r;:o. f.il.
'lite nice'.nik la-t ninlit w i
' A lel.-pliohf Mot no! only r
'cord ll tnlli-r'ft olinnunl.utloii
, but linn tell- of the W nt I
! t. in o Alid. Hi addition, mil
! Ued ft liidlo 'Iv.T. I tin
intention of ,sellh rimiii'.T
to cef what p8K
when ijou Jm;'L
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