Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 1

4 LAAYETTE MONDAY EVENING JUNE 29 1925 7 THE COURIER ESTABLISHED 1831 THE JOURNAL ESTABLISHED 1(29 1 'i gs Carrillo Hotel and All Brick Build I r' KT IND lANOUS vx Ad near SAN the same kind of an PLYMOUTH Vt June1 Marked improvement in tire ITEEN PERISH sacnuseiis jur itniuvnvc her husband expected to sail for of the tonnea 4t Ill rrv Al 1 jlinClt $50000 Smeller Santa Large Audience Hears (Continued on page twelve) upper nr ci i i able pride in the tact tnat a son Neil'S shocks friends of New England is its incumbent Cross up XVilbur 29 A local 1 parted geysers shot up through the pavement unconscious in (Continued on page eight) The Weather 0 if I West costs penal from the condition be critical been Yundt said word who the this morning damaging practically all structures the city and wrecking several of the largest buildings fnd 9:25 new 31 r' AMILIAR SCENES Of ORMER DAYS near 'i twelve known dead and virtual destruction of the business buildings on State street resulted earthquake at 6:45 a today burg wW on and about 19 of 31 rs CarlBend for founders of and after Dr' Addi ess (Spacial to Journal and Courier INDIANAPOLIS 'Ind June "The chances of the normal Amer ican boy or girl to have the ad vantages of collegiate professional or technical training have been multiplied ten fold since the open ing of the twentieth de clared Dr Edward Elliott pres La wrenceburg was taken Oklahoma Woman Insures Nose or $50000 Before Sailing on Tour Abroad To Judge Per fume Exposition Hill Habersham bounty Ga life savings by a bunko man he He and would 3: Mon Accompanying the quako were tremendous waves which rushed fromthe bay and 'flooded the lowlands The largest building the city the Granada block withstood the shock "but in a retire because The Pacific Telephone and 'Telegraph company has received a message from its manager at Santa Barbara The manager states that' no 'fires have broken out but that brick buildings have either been demolished or badly damaged along State street The telephone exchange was not destroyed but badly shaken necessitating the walls being propped Recently pernicious anemia de veloped and with it a kidney com plaint that baffled medical author ities The daughter of Mrs Walter Wilstach 3trs Beautenbach was formerly of the most popular members of the younger society set in this city Her marriage to 3fr Bcutenbach took place in 1913 Her mother who is also ill arose from a sick bed Sunday' night to make a trip to her daughter's bed side in South Bend She was ac companied by her sister Mrs Scantlin of Chicago president of Indiana uni and Ml Gwin superln of the San rancisco her brother John Alburn X1U1 1 11 4 lui the front seat between his fat her i KI YPriiltivP i 1 1 TD ZA I auu 4U1 JUVftVIOt U44U HUO CV HIV' VENTURA Cal June The city of Santa Barbara is flooded as the result of bursting water mains which cracked under the strain of the earthquake there this morning according ta eye witnesses who returned from there man lias been the i Tippeca bcacn Monday was brought to Elizabeth hospital here Arnett was ca cd His neck was bis bodvi shouldei 31onday SANTA BARBARA Cal June 29 All the brick buildings in Santa Barbara were demolished this morn ing including the Arlington hotel by the earthquake which swept the state and it seems to have centered its ferocity on this city Water mains and river reservoirs were broken and the city was partly flooded i The injured were brought to their homes where physicians at I tended hem Dr A Arnett attending the Rogers family and Dr Wray looking after the Yundt family The automobile was almost a complete wreck Mr Yundt recently retired as a county commissioner and is secretary and treasurer of the Industrial Sav ings and Loan Co Mr Rogers is city passenger agent for the 3Ionon railroad the car weave head for the the West La She screani was aroused as to deaths or injuries State street is the extends from the beach in height from two stories to ten line each side These 'buildings are mainly of brick and concrete construction The Arlington hotel one of the famous resorts is on State street about a mile from the beach Barbara It Mrs Carl Beutenbach Dying in South' Bend or six years after William was victimized out of his $2500 prayed daily for its safe re turn some day sit with big family Bible spread' Upon their laps and there they would find comfort A 1 ew days'" ago Gray alleged "bunko man" was arrested Hill 'identified (Iray in Atlanta and when the swindler heard the old man's story he tasked how much had been lost and immediately returned "the money never gave up hope I' always knew my prayers would be said Old Billy Hill as he sat down to pose for photographers with Dr Elliott of Purdue dresses Educators Progress in Colleges Universities North River road A Rogers was the only of the car who escaped A Rogers and Miss Gladys 616 South ourteenth painfully hurt at Sunday night when a driven by or Cruelty to Horse Merle Ely Gets Term At State Penal arm Xferle Ely living on Queen street was' given the extreme penalty on a charge of crueltyto animals by Judge A West in the city court Monday morning Patrolman Condra found a horse owned by Ely in a pitiful condition The animal was ema ciated and had sores over 1ts body 1 Ely had not' secured med ical aid but had the horse shut in a barn for three weeks The ani mal was killed by the and Ely was arrested Judge Imposed a fine of J50 and and 60 days at th'e state farm Never Gave Up Now Motors to Haunts Which By the Associated Press 'NEW YORK June 29 A $50000 nose from Oklahoma City is snif fing the airs of Manhattan pre liminary to the enjoyment of the tang of sea breezes Mrs Blanche Cavitt before leaving home for a three tour 'of Europe had her sense of smell He was thrown with great force against the cowl board Miss Rogers who was in the rear seat received her injuries when she was thrown against the top of the I By the Associated PLYMOUTH Vt June Physicians Coolidge announced' early this afternoon that the was getting along better than they had expected They were opinion that he was out of danger the one third of its length hospital One of the four known dead a Mrs of a wealthy railroad The orecast today for Indiana: air tonight and Tuesday except un settled tonight in extreme south portion somewhat cooler tonight in east and south portions Rising temperatures Tuesday afternoon Local temperature from 7 a Sunday to 7 a Monday High 78 low 59 mean Nine Rescued After Cunarct Liner Crashes Intc ish ing Schooner Off Halifax Murder Case Will Bring Action Against Olson 7 and Others': Mother and Daughter Severely Injured in Automobile Collision Mrs Jesse Holladay and daugh ter Bernice Helen 6 years old were severely hurt at 9:20 o'clock Sunday night in' an automobile collision on the Morehouse road three miles" north of west Lafa yette Mrs Holladay sustained injuries to her back and may' be hurt internally Bernice Helen was i severely cut about the limbs and was bruised about the body They were taken to St Elizabeth hospital Mr Holladay who was rlrivine escanea injury" Nagle of Oxford reported to the police that he had had a collision with the Holladay car He wai not hurt families1 had at the attending father of the Shepherd to Sue Accusers or Damages straint here Surrounding him are not i the officials who solemnly bow to ahis every whim the old friends the colleagues of pol itics in yester years the men knew him etc It is a 'cause 'for gratification' whenever aipresident of the Uni ted States over burdened with re sponsibility finds an opportunity for rest and recreation And the score ors rtvpre of correspondents who were greeted by Mr Coolidge LAST Epnw OUR KNOWN DEAD HUNDRED HURT SANTA Ji ARB AR A CaU' June our persons are known to have been killed and from 100 to JOO were in jured in the earthquake that shook this city' at 6:45 a in Berghoff ort Wayne Business Man Dies By the Associated Press) ORT WAYNE Ind June Police Asked to Look or MrsLekr Cook Missing Three Days The police department has been requested to search for Mrs Leia Cook who1 disappeared' from her home 920 North Seventh street last riday When last seen' she wore' a wlie and 1 green striped dress and a red hat She is 24 years of age weighs 165 pounds and has dark hair shingle bobbed Members of the family could offer no suggestion as "to why she left home or where ahe might jig or the second time tn Tessthan a week a young seriously Injured at noe river bathing Springboro "bridge Sunday afternoon Gordon fjvrr ticello dived off of the tower and struck the bottom of the rtvcri His brother Sherrill noticed tbatki he was in distress and took him toB shore several i Lafayette men us sisting in the rescue The young man was helpless and was rushed to the home of his parents and 3trs 31 Dyer In Monticello whore Dr Ricker attended I mm At 6 o'clock tho young man the St where Dr to attend him broken in the dive and is paralyzed down His was said to Columbia streets' It nr was left of it was found side road two miles north of the Granville bride south of rlafav ettc Everything removable on the car including the fenders radiator and top had been taken Sunday night Walter Ardapple reported that some one had stolen a hood from his ord ear It was paiKed on Sixth street North and then collapsed No from any source main thoroughfare of for several miles Business blocks ranging Thieves Strip Autos Of Their Accessories Accessory thieves were busy tlns 'afayette Saturday and Sunday nights Saturday night a ord car owned by Harold Shoaf of Rural Route West Point was reported stolen 'from Second and what on i home on July 31 this year Observing a custom originated by President Edward Elliott the Purdue flag was half masted Monday as a tribute to Dr Bab SUll was author of several text books and was also 'wldelyknown as a conductor educational tours in Europe He was a mem ber of the Congregatlonalist church and the? Chi Psi fraternity The widow was formerly Miss Carrie1 Anna of Am herst Mass 'They married June 17 1897 3frs Babson is still abroad but will return to 3Ias nrhnsett for residence 1 She and i HOW TO KEEP WELL You get valuable health hints daily in Dr articles on the magazine page of the Journal Spanish War Veteran to Broadcast Address Antonio Entenza past com mander in chief of' the 'United Spanish War Veterans' will speak from radio station WJ JD Chicago 3fonday evening his subject being Equal 2 a a LUIS OBISO June 29 A Southern Pa cific dispatch says the loss of life and damage to build ings at Santa Barbara is much greater than at first in dicated A number of small fires have broken out Two Cut and Bruised In Crash of Miss Gertrude Alburn wascut and bruised Saturday night at 11:30 in an automobile col lision at Wabash avenue America streets She was riding witn CALIORNIA AND MONTANA APPEAR TO BEAR BRUNT EARTH SHOCKS WIRES SNAP IN AECTED AREAS Chute Boston'(irgcofi wtii? yesterday performed an Opera tion lancing the bladder for the purpose of drainage 'left for home this morning satisfied that he no longer was needed It was indicated that and Hrs Coolidge would remain here a day or two but (hat the president would be able to return io 3Iassachusetts to deliver an ad i dress riday Cambridge at the jcelebration of the 150th anniver sary 'of Washington taking over'command of the colonial trooprf The president who plainly had been worried at his con dition appeared relieved by the: news that the patient had spent was apparently on recovery and would be able to sit up in bed during the day Term at' Penal arm or Man Who Robbed Vaughans Tire Store Edward Price who on June the Vaughan tire store at Seventh and Main streets was arraigned in the city court Mon day on a charge of grand larceny" He entered a plea of guilty Judge A West imposed a fine of $50 and costs and six months at the state penal farm Price entered the store the attendants were busy and tapped the till for about $30 He was captured by Mr Vaughan who saw him leav ingHha place fe? IBy th Azioclatod Pres 1NDIANA1OLIS June 29 Ed representing every branch of the teaching profession from the pedagogue of the country uis tnct school to the president of State university engaged today In earnest discussions of their prob diems at sessions of the sixty third annual meeting of the National Education association ormalities incident to opening the meeting were completed at sessions' yesterday afternoon and last night ft At the night session the educators heard the declara tion of John Tigert United it States Commissioner of education that the abiding faith of thq American people in religion and education forms the true expres on of the ideals of the nation As a preface to more detailed study of recent developments in 4heir field of work delegates as sembled in a mass Vmeeting this morning to hear prominent school discuH8zy the Jgeneral Jheme progress in the firstquarter of the twentieth Departmental meetings and gath erings of allied organizations were scheduled tor this afternoon DR ELLIOTT ON PROGRAM The nation's schools were cred ited with doing their share in the stabilization of American life by Dr Edward Elliott president of Purdue university in his address at the morning session on the sub ject in Colleges and Other speakers who dealt1 with the review of educational progress were rank Ballou supenn tendent of the XVashington schools Prof George Strayer of Columbia university Dr Bryanverslty tendent schools man was killed in the collapse of a wing of the hotel killed were found in the wreckage of' business buildings on JState street They had not been'identitied at Ilia The earthquake appeared to center in the business district There were two severe shocks' at 6:16 and 6:47 followed by about twenty others of minor yiolence (Continued on twelve) ings Reported Demolished liy Earth Convulsion in Santa Barbara Water Mains Burst Partly looding Gibraltar Dam Wall Cracks Adding Chaos to Tragedy ear Many Killed in Buildings That Col SECOND SEVERE EARTHQUAKE I SAN RANCISCO Cal June The Pacific Tele phone and Telegraph company here received word that another severe earthquake was felt at Santa Barbara at 10:15 a ns I 14 TWO CENTS insured for $50000 at a cost of $400 She is a specialist able to detect the base of complicated perfumes by the odor With her husband Cavitt she leaves on July 4 for a three months tour tof Europe Among other things she expects to have a sniff in Egypt at perfume 3000 years old and to act as judge at an exposition in Paris attended by perfumers from all ovei tha world 1 Aged Woman Dies Mrs Catherine Postal aged died at 9 o'clock Monday morning 4 at St Home as the re suit of a complication of diseases" Mrs Postal came to Lafayette two ago trom Lawrenceburg The body finri" will hr ntmd Lawtcncebin Tuesday She leaves A one son John Schey of La jrrcnce hll i such excellent humor lie aid yje stewart and who' rare andiinprecedented to Shepherd are instance or ieiuiis suits whicbr it was said will In advance that he woul Mak acharge nbel slander vicious per long automobile ride the PL isecution and false imprisonment nd would start at the convenience mu "7 nfi xu is unuer defendants in the con wiioiii luiuuou templated reported sunrise naons laiigmug justice Harry Olson of the mu Iv asked' the president "not to a A A Iav 1 make it too In more serious mien the pres ident the remainder of the press conference The usual rules prevailed about 'direct? quo TEN MILLION DOLLARS DAMAGE tlie Associated Press SANTA BARBARA Cal June 29 Ten million dollars damage most of from an in Houin wena it was auuuunceu that her death was 'only a matter him Ahere is an absence of ie of a few hours 31 rs Beutenbach who with her husband and five small children moved from Lafayette to South Bend only a few months agohas condi tion bfCoI John Coolidge 'aged (father of the president who is ill at his home here was reported today by physicians Jn attendance president iWhosmade a hurried trip here from Swampscott was assured Khat 'the patient 'apparently of danger although it was emphasized that in vview ot tiie colonel's age a setback was possiuie ood Lecture Housewives of Lafayette and vl cinity and students at the Purdue 4 summer session crowded the as sembly room of the home cconom les building at Purdue university Mondayalternoon to hear Miss r1 Alice Bradley famous food spe cialist give an address and dern onst ration on the preparation of foods 31iss Bradley who Is prln cipal of 31iss School oi Cookey Boston Mass fea tured tempting dishes to while entertaining although types of foods were discussed dur ing the demonstration 31rand Mrs Harrv Yundt 616 Soith Ninth street were serious ly injured and Harry Yundt jr Artnur Rogers street Wiliys Knight Yundt crashed into a cement vert on Mrs A occupant iniurv 3Irs Yundt who is the most seriously hurt sustained a frac ture of the right ankle bruises and lacerations about the ankle and a severe scalp wound 3ir Yundt i received several fractured ribs and one nee cap was in jured 3Ir Rogers was severely cut about the head cad face lips were split three teeth were knocked out and his chin was cut Harry Yundt jr was bruised about the chest and it was believ ed for a time that his collar bone was fractured Gladys 1 Rogers was bruised about the back RETURNING ROM CAMP he two spending a week cottage on the Tippecanoe river and were 'returning to Lafayette It Is believed that Air Yundt who was (driving dropped off to sleep Mrs Rogers who was in the rear seat with 3frs YAindt and her aaugnter noticed me car several times and ditch 'just north of fayette ater works ed and Air Yundt They were on the jiurve and the road appeared cledr Just as he car rounded the curve AlrrYundt saw another car coming? and thought it upon him He swung his car to the right failing to seethe? abutment1 and( the sedan crashed into it v' Tlte car did not turn pver but the suddens impact? 1 hrffw 't 1 cupants fofeward WlWfCftTKSr AJf was' thrown way through the windshield but pulled himself back and opened the doot to get out and stepped into space He fell about 10 feet receiving ad ditional cuts and bruises A' large galvanized basket was on the floor iu or tne car in iront ot Airs Yundt and it is belived that she was thrown against it fracturing her ankle' INJURED TAKEN HOME Harry Yundt Jr was riding in In exactly accident Joseph Brown a Latlle Ground young man suffered aim ilarA injuries at the Same beac'i ana from tho same diving tower last Tuesday The portion of his body is also paralyzed ind he is iir a serious condition eat: the Horne hospital No 151 Vol 6 IJVllLA VJlIj' llJVjllLllO agUi ilClO Henry Berghoff 69 one of ort jjeen jn frail health for some time waynes most prominent uusiuess men died at his home here last night after a brief illness He suf fered a stroke of apoplexy last Thursday and had since He was one of the the Berghoff brewery the enactment of the state prohi bition low entered the firm which controlled the Rub No AIore com pany a soap manufacturing plant He was mayor of ort Wayne two terms and was once a candidate for treasurer of the state on the democratic ticket He was active in politics and civic affairs up until the time of his fatal Illness He is survived by the widow four sons and one daughter By the Associated resx1 GLOUCESTER Alass June 29 ifteen men were drowned and nine other members of the crew of the fishing schooner Rex of 1 this port rescued when the boat was sunk in a collision with the Cunard anchor line steamer Tus eania 200 miles east of Halifax I yesterday The Tuscania which struck he little fishing craft during a fog reported herself standing by searching tor possible survivors and bodies The master of the sunken vessel Thomas Downey oi Lowell was picked up dead NORTHWESTERN GREATEST NEWSPAPER River Tragedy Victims Rest Side by Side in Grand iew Cemetery The body of Airs Grace Wee man JBosard who was drowned when the steamer Norman capsized in the Mississippi river near Memphis Tenn May 8 ar rived jn1 Lafayette Saturday aft ernoon The body was recovered last Thursday The funeral cor tege went immediately from the train toGrand View vemetery where services were conducted by Rev Williams pastor of Trinity church Interment was beside the bodies of herhus band and son Ralph Bosaid and Edgar reeman Rosard who' lost their lives in the catas trophe 44 Choice Porkers Sell Jor $207080International News Service sV' BLUTON June nisieyr urouiers resiainz nere xoaay neia tne distinction or having sold 44 hogs on the local market for $207080 an average! of about $47 a head The largest weighed 560 the smallest 323 pounds a sj s' By the Associated rees CHICAGO June morningnewspaper 'says' that Wil liam Shepherd recently ac quitted of the murder of his foster i son William McClintock is preparing to file damage suits! Tremendous Waves rom Bay SANTA BARBARA 29 The main street of the city heaved and buckled under the temblor and as the water mains mv thp Pi psident Is entov tne his change from the White of House In is to put it miiaiy tie conceaes wnn a sumo I XI A a 4 4 1 A Vl flu DlULliCi JUUU J11UU1R The lights burned out on car and Alburn was traveling slow enroute to a garage Ben and BUI Slayton who were south in Wabash avenue cut the corner to go east in si America street and the? collision 'occurred Ben Slayton was also gut by glass Alisa Alburn was thrown through the 'windshield but' injuries are not serious San Marcos Building Destroyed our Bodies Discovered in Ruins SANTA BARBARA Cal June The San Alarcos building largest Jiusiness structure in the completely collapsed along uThe Hotel Arlington and the rancisco were partially' destroyed Journal and Courier) SWAMPSCOTT Mass June PrpKiriAnt iinnliriffA is 1 himself very much at home in these parts He? cannot resist the temptation to motor around the old familiar places where he spent in relative obscurity so many years of his life Today he feels the thrill of fateful for as he goes among the people who knew him as governor there is onteveryl side a greater tribute than he ever experienced' indeed a striking manifestation of respect fore the I Al zs 1 zsz rl 4 nnzl Vs An unite Ui A COlUVlll OJ1U IiIa nnliln st" fVirtfr tl NECK BROKEN IN PLATORM DIVE KT SPBINGBDRD Gordon Dyer 19 Is Second Youth to Meet Terrible Injury There in Less Than One Week MJ Jilts UtUHUKU 2ULLS a Were ITc rllrl Renort 65 Santa Barbara Dead: A Railway Round House Collapses A A XT Pol Juno' 9Q Dnn ronrirt ronorvAil litr io Southern Iacific company here said that seven lives had been lost action will Chief! oauia oai oara' zknomer message io ine company' saia tnat A 'worn Is i 1 1 nrl It a zt ztwt n'l vminrl Iizm ir a Aj Cnntn mil ti twi vittpcxiijr o' i vuitv 1 1 uuiJU' a tjaii tc I ci par court and Attorneys Alex 1 bara fell In crushing several locomotives Many slides were re ander Reichmann and' John JI sJ ported along the highway Lee The irst National bank and one school were destroyed at Santa Mr 'Lee is attorney for Miss" Barbara the Southern1 Pacific company heard nauene wnu was ivicviin tock's fiance AIcClintock's will which left a million dollar estate to Shepherd will be offered for probate Wed nesday 'cousins are attack ing dhe will on: theground that Shepherd used undue a influence Miss Pope has joined the cousins in the planned contest Recall Memories of Gov ernorship Years' By DAVID LAWRENCE Identify Victim of Sierras Avalanche LQS ANGELES June Iderrt ity of the woman killed Saturday with John Richardson Los An gelcs attorney by an avalknche in the high Sierras 20 miles above California wfts establish today as Mrs Cora Elizabeth' Dezilva wife of red Dezilva of Texas They arc members of week end fishing party By Visiting the sick room from time) (Copyright 1925 by The Lafayette to time the president and Mrsj spenv paru vl tnw iuurn 1 4 4 4 4 Lil i TA rT 111 1 4 I Zj 1 1 11 i 11 IHC 1 A u1 JvlV VVB1 finding I their 'son John who in overall I was wooing rne cnores usuaiiy per iformed by his grandfather 1 'After had raked the yard water system broke and emptied the message he began loading a batch of hotel first split in two shingles into a wheelbarrow Airs1 Coolidge gave him lift while the president enjoying the scene them instructions as to how the work should be done Lafayette friends of Beutenbach of South erly Aliss El bra Wilstach Bl zx a) mil nrl A4 Anri ir i LI US UQ wvic ouuunuu aiivuuuj 4x jrenuinev enthusiasm IVttlll llldl BI1O vv xo ii condition in the Epworth hospital i "nAfniirkhl in UllLJ I 1 llL 1U UO nCUVJCIUk 4IJ vx Vvl 1 1 LvU I 1 I vl HI 1 1 I 1 1 ather Improved After Emergency Operation Dr Herman Babson ormer Purdue Professor Expires Noted Educator Dies of Heart ailure in Lauterbrunnen Switzerland Resigned rom University Recently on Account of Ill Health and Had Spent Several Years in oreign "Countries Dr Herman Babson for many years head of the department ofmodern languages at Purdue university died suddenly ThursdayJune 26 at Lauterbrunnen Switzerland it was announced Afonday i at the office at Purdue The receipt of the news greatlyshocked Dr many friends in the community Heart failure is believed to have caused his death for he had 'been suffering with a cardiac affection for several years ill health causing him to resign from the university faculty on December 31 1922 Since that time he and 34rs Babson had traveled extensively having visited Hawaii Japan and later European countries 3Irs Babson was with her husband when death occurred and the body was buried in on the Saturday the "of his death Came to purdue in 1909 Born in Gloucester 3Iass De cember' 19 1871 Dr Babson re ceived his early schooling in that city He was graduated from Am herst college in 1893 and for sev eral years thereafter he studied at the University of Berlin In 1908 Harvard university gave him 'a Ph degree His first position on a college faculty was at 3Ias saehusetts Agricultural college where he taught English and Ger man In 1900 he was acting head of the of rhetoric at Amherst college having previously served two years in Hawaii as professor of German language and literature at the College of Hawaii in Honolulu 'In 1909 Dr Babson came to Pur due? from Hawaii ns head of the department of modern? languages and professor of modern lan guages He acquired fame in this work and was regarded? as a par ticularly proficient department bead During the world war his sei vices were in demand as a pa triotic speaker He was a popular lecturer as well as a scholar? In 1920 and 1921 he enjoyed a leave of absence for study in Paris and? Grenoble rance Then he resumed his work at Purdue year was compenea to or rai ing neauu Since 1922 he and bls wife had spent practically all of their time In foreign countries DrBabson was 'the author of several text IVE INJURED IN KOTO ACCIDENT ON DIVER ROAD Sedan Hits Culvert When Driver Nods Harry Yundt and Wife Most Seriously Hurt in Party' Rushing Airplanes to Scene haa kaaqsuu cai June rne American kwi 'headquarters here rare negotiating for all available army airplanes here to rush a full equipped relief force to Santa Barbara One of those who will go from here is Richardson headed? the Red Cross relief in tornado stricken towns of middle west Quake Splits Hotel in Two and Many Believed Dead in Ruins SAN RANCISCO Cal Juno 29 Tlie 'Carrillo hotel which was reported destroyed was a recently constructed brick building of considerably size and located one block from State street the main thoroughfare of the city Tlie hotel had accommodation for about 300 guests The Gibraltar dam said by company to rbe part of the ne uarruio was received 0 4.