■■ '-'I V<V 1« i'- V ; '* THE WEATHER f^ffcidwt Inr C. S. Weather RareaQ. NET PRESS RUN Bh^ortL AVERAGE DAILY OIROIJLATION for the Month of November, 1929 Cloudy, poeatbly with light rain thto« afternoon or tonight; Suniday Co»fU Stat». cioadsr'. 5,488 iirr •\ - Hemhers of the Audit Burean of ClrcUlattona PRICE THREE GENTS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1929. ftlURTEEN PAGES (Claesifled Advertising on Page 12) \ VOL. XLIV., NO. 64. • \ <«>■ MURDERER'S GLANDS Find Mastodoiron Doheny Estate COnONBROKB! ARE T ransplanted . TACNA-ARICA Budapest, Dec. 14.—^The glands of a murderer, Hassan Mustar, were recently grafted into the PROBLEM NOT GIVES REASON bodies of two aged men, one 72 "X SUPPORTS MUELLER and the other 67. The murderer, an Albanian IDSTOFWAR I ' a' X F O R P ^ D R O P soldier, killed three Serbian offi­ SETTLED YET \ cers four years ago. He gave PLAN OF permission for his glands to be used in the operation. It was Acts Before Notice of an Ap­ performed by Dr. Uzelac, a pu­ Bolivian Minister Says It Is Tells Senate Committee This pil of the famous gland expert. peal Comes in Fight to FOOTBAIiL COACH Had Vote of Confidence Not Prof. Voronoff. South America's Powder Year's Supply Was Great­ No reports of the success of NABBED BY COP, the operation are yet available, Block East Center Street Been Obtained Working but exceptional results are an­ Barrel Which Is Ready to er Than Demand— Stock ticipated. Famous Dick Hanley is Recog­ Out of the Young Plan Explode. Filling Station. nized by Chief and Freed — Market Crash Contributed Cop’s Comment. Just when the legal battle over Would Have Been Jeo­ MERGER IS OPPOSED Wilmette, Illinois, Dec. 14.— Riverside, Cal., Dec. 14.— (AP.) the removal of the two shade trees Washington, Dec. 14.— (AP)—W. ■ (AP)—A policeman last night —Speaking before the Institute of on the property of Earl J. Camp­ L. Clayton, of Anderson, Clayton | arrested Dick Hanley for speed­ pardized— Great Opposi­ International Relations here last bell, located at the corner of East and company, a Houston, Texas,; BY FRUIT GROWERS * ing. ; night, J. J. Tejada, former minister ( ■ a Center and Foster streets, was to Hanley tried to explain who cotton firm which has been charged j . i tion Overcome. ■--------- I of finance of Bolivia, asserted that be carried Into the Supreme Court he was, footbelll coach at North­ with exercising a “depressing” in-j western University and all that. r I the Tacna-Arica agreement had ag- of Errors, Campbell, on the advice “So you’re Dick Hanley eh?” fluence on the Cotton Market, testi­ (/dlllOrninn Ur^nniznnons gravated international problems in Ml Berlin, Dec. 14.— (AP.) — The m of his lawyer, Judge Arthur E. said' the policeman, “well I’m fied today before a Senate agricul­ South America and that Bolivia, -X' Reichstag today gave the Mueller Howard, Jr., settled physical assets Knute Rockne, let’s go over to ture subcommittee that the price of dissatisfied with its “economic and government a vote of confidence, cotton declined this year because of the dispute for once and for all the station house and meet Decline President's Re­ political servitude” has become a Fielding H, Yost, Dr. aarehce 222 to 156^ supporting it in its poli­ the supply “ temporarily was greater I powder barrel, ready to explode. by cutting down down both trees than the demand.” yesterday morning, before either he * W. Spears and the boys.” cies both on the Young plan and Problem Not Settled At the station house Police Senator Heflin, Democrat, Ala­ quest That They Combine. “In her present situation, and or his lawyer had been served with financial reforms. bama, a member of the committee a notice of the appeal to a higher Chief Wm. Bratigan recognized with historic antecedents,” he said, the coac^and released him. The government, which was se­ which is inQuiring into the slump in “it is necessary for Bolivia to pro­ court. cotton prices, made the charge The authority under which the “Humph” snorted the arrest­ verely criticized for its financial Redlands, Cal., Dec. 14.— (AP) — claim loudly and energetically to ■ against the Texas firm, and also trees were cut, was the decision re­ ing officer “If Northwestern policies by Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, C. P. Earley, general manager of the world, and especially to the had gone as fast on the gridiron said it had “an overshadowing ef­ turned in Superior Court on ’Tues­ president of the Reichsbank, had fect on the market.” the Mutual Orange Distributors, United States, that the last agree­ day by Judge L. P. Waldo Marvin as their coach in that car it Reason for Depression. announced today that his organiza­ ment between Peru and Chile, in who denied the petition of Highway might have got somewhere.” - demanded that the Reichstag ex­ the way in which it has been con­ The reason Clayton gave for the tion had declined an invitation from •Commissioner John A. MacDonald press confidence in the Cabinet on low price of cotton was similar to cluded, not only has not eliminated for an injunction restraining Camp­ the basis of the financial program that assigned by Gardiner H. C. C. Teague, recently appointed by one of the gravest international bell from removing the trees and President Hoover as a member of recently outlined by Flnanc^ Min­ Miller, president of the New York problems of South America, but Scientists all over the nation are greatly Interested in the discovery declared the statute giving to the RAPS COP’S RAID Cotton Exchange, who had pre­ the Federal Farm Board, to a con­ has, on the contrary, aggravated j state highway conimissloner to pre­ ister Hilferding. ference looking toward consolidation of a complete mastodon skeleton, one of the few perfect skeletons ever viously told the committee the “ law it. It will not establish peace on the j found of the gigantic animals that roamed America 25,000 years ago, on vent the removal of trees on a land­ Today’s decision was probably of supply and demand was respon­ of the California Fruit Growers Ex­ continent. owner’s property but within the the most difficult arrived at by any change and the Mutual Orange Dis­ an estate of E. L. Doheny, oil magnate, near San Juan Capistrano, Calif. ON PETTY GAMING sible.” "Bolivia asks only the examina­ The animal was apparenUy 11 feet high and 14 feet long. This picture limits of the highway to me uncon­ coalition of the parties since the Among the causes for the excess tributors. tion of the cause— that considera­ shows as much of the skeleton as had been excavated. Left to right are: stitutional. founding of the young republic. of supply over demand which Clay­ Teague, in addition to being a tion be taken of her exceptional Frank Hogan, attorney for Doheny; J. R. PenUaerton, geologist; Doheny, Received No Notice Suits No Party ton gave were rapid dumping of member of the Federal Farm Board, wealth and the advances she is and H. E. Leydon, discoverer and excavator of tho skeleton. Judge Marvin’s decision found the crops, "hand to mouth’ buying by is president of the California Fruit making in economic development— power to prevent a landowner from Probation Officer Objects to The government’s financial pro­ spinners and a general decline in Growers Exchange. and then asks if sher .the third removing trees without compensa­ gram suits no party completely, as commodity prices due to stock mar­ The California Fruit Growers largest country in South America, tion and except vrith the written it represents an inevitable com­ ket slumps which were “both a re­ Elxchange and the Mutual Orange can continue longer deprived of her consent of the commissioner “con­ Picking on Little Clubs; promise on views as widely apart sult and a contributing cause.” Distributors are among the largest rights, and condemned to economic fiscatory and so unreasonable as to as the Socialists on the left and Clayton estimated that speculat­ grower-owned and grower-con­ and political servitude. Until this CHURCHES PLAN PROBE be arbitrary.” * the Peoples’ party which is chiefly ors of the world were carrying as trolled sales organizations in the On Wednesday, notice of appeal Police Court Cases. made up of Industrialists, on tho of Dec. 1 through the purchase of problem is solved, the peace and United States. For many years, tranQuility of South America can to the Supreme Court of Errors was right. future contracts, from 4,000,000 to between them, they have sold 87 filed through the attorney-general’s The approval, however, was held 5,000,000 bales of American cotton. always be menaced.” OF MOVIE INDUSTRIES per cent of the citrus fruit of Cali­ office by the State Highway De­ Speaking in behalf of a north necessary for fear that chaos fornia. The total turnover of the partment. However, according to end young man charged with would be ahead should the govern­ two organizations during the last Campbell, neither he nor his lawyer gambling in Police Court this morn­ ment be defeated, or should, tho shipping season was in excess of received notice of the appeal, and ing. Probation Officer Edward C. Reichstag be dissolved and new RADIO FANS TO GET , $125,000,000. Quns COMMinEE Federal Council to Invest!- iFIND C IH ’ S DEED and on the latter’s advice Campbell elections made necessary as was I Favors Competition. promptly cut down both trees. Elliott, Jr., said he saw.no reason threatened by the ministry. What action, if any, the State why the police should “pick on’.’ a I Earley said the two organizations Government’s Warning CHRISTMAS GIFT I were in accord on a policy of limited BECAUSE OF NEGRO gate Their Relation to IN RUBBISH PILE Highway Department, will take In' small Polish club for such an of­ j co-ordination of co-operatives, but the matter could not be ascertained fense and let several other much The government, in defending its he believed “unrestricted competi-- Public Welfare; Redfield this morning.