The Tipton Daily Tribune from Tipton, Indiana • Page 6

of Several Children Binding Here Suc- cnnibed Tuesday. LAST OF EZS FAMILY HFGHES SPEEDS ON." Maintain Average of MO in Ill Moscow, July tF1Jfc 1 Hughes was 1,50.0 miles out, north of Lake Baikal, on his flight from Omsk to Yakutsk at 8- a. m. (11 p. Tuesday, CST).

Maintaining an average speed of more than 200 miles an hour, he reported by radio he was traveling at 11,000 feet. His top speed was 210 an hour. Heading for Yakutsk, Hughes asked more precise data on conj ditions over mountain ranges there and' Anadyrsk. This is one of the most dangers OUE districts along his route, with Mrs Theodore Funke residing practically no emergency landing east of Tipton on state road 28 spots available, received a telephone call at noon: announcing the sad news that her father C. J.

Koors, 80 years of age. had died at his home in Millhausen. Mr. Koors. although liavine had several severe attacks of illness, one of which ocourrec here several yeare ago at St.

John's church while he attending services, had been in health the iieart atiack vbich tauped iis death, which urrtd at 11:30 Tuesday morning. The deceased was quite well known here where he had often visited at the home of his twoi daughters. Mrs. Funke and Mrs. rjfoank V.

and other relatives. He- was a brother of G. Koors, twice Indiana Tomato King death oc-i SPECIAL SESSION TO UNIT COST for State Office Has Definitely Been Shelved. SFT AT nnn non SET AT Mrs. Aima (Crowe) Losey Died at Home in Atlanta Tuesday Night.

INJURED 8 TEARS AGO Death claimed one of the loved grandmothers of'this community Tuesday night, when Mrs. Anna Losey, widow of the late Holman Losey, died at 10:40 at her home in Atlanta. Mrs. Losey bad been Indianapolis, July 13. The Burred at his houe northeast of special session of the Indiana Tipton.

May 15. anf. had General Assembly, called by Gov- manv relatives in this county ernor M. Clifford Townsend to Besides the two daughters inj Tipton. he is survived by the convene next Tuesday, will limit widow, Mrs.

Mary (Burns) Koors expenditures to 16,000,000 and and seven other children, Joseph wi en other subjects to he H. Score, former resident, noxv considered at least partially, it residing' near Decatur, Mrs. Wil- iwa8 learned last night. liam Vercamp, Herman Koors. The agreement was reached as Bernard Koore.

Clement Koors. far the senate is concerned, at all of near Millhausen. and Paul! 3 conference held by a group of Koors at home. members of the senate with the The deceased last summer took governor at the executive mania trip east with Mr. and Mrs.

i sion yesterday following adjourn- Did Not Take Mdes radb Primary Aboard President Roosevelt's Train En Route' to San Francisco, July Roosevelt drew enthusiastic cheers from a Pueblo (Col.) crowd yesterday with a statement that don't want and are not going to copy other forms of government. Ours is good, enough tor us." Mr. Roosevelt, speaking under a glaring sun, made the assertion after saying he thought that if stalls could work out their problems on the "common ground" of the federal ment it would mean cau make democracy work." Word From Puts Ne er in Lead. pounds, fS.afi to A A i meeting goyerri- The President had nothing to 'fomj President Roosevelt, say about Colorado's Democratic senatorial primary, in which the incumbent, Alva B. Adams, is op- Oklahoma City.

ator Elmer Thomas Deal record dr'ew a partial Invalid for the past eight, pose by Judge Benjamin 1 1 Mil- years following an accident in liard of the Colorado supreme which she broke her hip. One COU rt. week ago her condition became much worse and she failed rapidly. The death of this splendid woman is mourned by many per-' sons in addition to the many reia-j lives. The body was brought toj CASE MAfBEMD Former Prison Trusty Admits Killing and Involves Second Man.

COMPLETE CONFESSION Tacoma, July Washington state patrol last night announced Frank Olson, 32 rivals by a nkajorlty night in returns i more a third of the preci nets in Oklahoma's primary elect I Representative Comer Smith, termer national vice-presl lent of the Townsend pension organization, jw; is! second, while E. W. Harland, New Deal governor, was ja weak 1,741 the Unbfflcial returns from precincts of the 3,522 state! the nomlna gave Thomas Smith 90. i tattle for the Democratic and Marland lo: in for governor ed in dojubt, with three contenders running a Leon C. Phillips, former speaker of tlie state house 6f.

niresen- Uives, held the lead at midnight, ut former Governor JW: t. 7A1- filfa Bilj" Murray was cutting into Phillips's advantage ka re- tirns canje in from 13. whose praise led his in strong ru- Murny's 1 strongholds. I i W. key, former! stat 9) WPA administrator, still ahead With 1,689 precincts cd, Phillips had 66J607 years old, of Tacoma, had 276.

fessed the kidnap-slaying of 10- of Murray. slightly I i abulat- i votes; MurrayJ 61,854, and' KeyJ Despite a Rooseveltian MRS. HOLMAN LOSEY. Theodore Funke. they visiting i ment of the Democratic state con- "WaBhiJigton, D.

and many oth-I ventlon er eastern points of interest and Extension of the subject mat- at that time his health was good, ter of the special session will in' elude, at least, amendment of the famous windshield law. The deceased was the last member of his immediate family and had spent all of life ini wnich Bome observers said might the community in which he died. I lower bars tor consideration He was a member of St -Mary's! 01 Honor legislation and other Catholic church of Miflhausen controversial subjects, which and a. Fourth Degree member of i might extend the duration of the the Knights of Columbus, being special session. a charier member of the Greens-! Limitation of the amount of money to be appropriated in co- ibnrg council.

Besides the months ago. Olson had been held in a room the Leatherman-Morris funeral I in hotel here for the; last 3C home in Tipton for preparation hours and finally broke down, of- and will lie in state here until I fi cers said, after constant q'ues- year-old Charles Mattson 18 once that! Murray was! "na lonlaiJy I tne Thursday morning and friends may call at any time. After Thursday morning it will lie in state at the late home in Atlanta until taken to the Christian church in Atlanta for services. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at the Atlanta Christian church with Rev. E.

E. Ake. I tionlngV He was arrested Sunday at Ritzville, where he had been working as a farm laborer, j- Adams county officers i said he is a fugitive from state prison at Walla Walla. i Police said another suspect was being questioned. At 'first the prisoner denied he relatives operation with the President's! where both parents rest.

man in charge and burial will was the actua i kidnaper-killer of follow in the Sumner cemetery-1 the boyi 8On of Dr a i ld i Mr8 mentioned, he has many grand- i lending-spending program, lor a children and great grandchildren, building program at state institu- number of whom reside in sounded the death knell for I construction of a proposed new state office It has been proposed to appropriate approzi- Many relatives from this county attend the funeral services, Pnneral services will be 13,000,00.0 for this pur- in Millhau- Dose morning at 9:00 Governor Townsend, following o'clock and burial will he in the i the conference, said he would at 6t. Ben Friday cemetery at that place. PAYING EGGS i maintain a "hands off" attitude in the matter of selection of a president pro tempore of the senate to Thurman A. Gottschalk, iwho resigned his senate post to become director of the state wel: fare department. aoc Murder CMC.

Danville, July case of Mrs. Etta Jones, former In- I William Whitlock Mattson. Po- Mrs. Losey was born, in ce sald ne blamed the abduction south edge of Tipton county 79 and 8 i ayin on two other men, years ago, a daughter of ayln that he had only held the John Wesley and Rebecca Crowe, lad cap ttve in a cabin near Ev- pioneers of that section. January 6, 1876 she was united in marriage to Holman Losey, whose erett, where 'the body was found Jan.

11, 1937. I State Patrol Chief William death occurred March 19, 1936. Co i who supervised, the (lues- After a short residence on a farm! tionlng of Olson, said Olson' told they removed to Atlanta and resided there 'many, years. During her long residence.there she was one of the loved mothers and grandmothers of the community a devout member of the Christian church and a lover of home and family. For over three years a daughter Mrs.

Ruby Lambert has been in tbe home caring for the arms, a note on the mother and. giving her every care and attention. Besides the daughter, who was dianapolis rooming house keep- with her, she is survived by three er, accused of the slaying of 12- year-old Helen Schnler at Beech Grove, was given to a Hndrlcks circuit court Jury late yesterday. just two days short of a year from the time Tell City girl was shot to death. Chaia Letter Scheme.

Chicago, July and the state's attorney's office began yesterday an Investigation of a chain letter scheme sponsored by th Taylor drum and bnkte corps. sons. Harley who resides in Delaware and Ira and Frank in Florida. Tbere are also a number of grandchildren and greatgrand- children. Mrs.

Losey was the last member of her Immediate family. Mrs. Webber of Tipton is a sister-in-law and Morton Lpsey residing north of Tipton a brother-in-law and a large number of nieces and: nephews and grand-nieces and nephews reside in and near Tipton. Have Baby Daughter. and Mrs! Lester are the parents of a fine baby ter born at 'the' -116111011181 'hospital in Indianapolis Monday night and -reports from the 'hospital are that mother and daughter are nicely.

This is the first child In the home of Mr. and Mrs. niges, who reside northeast of Ekin. The mother is a daughter, of Frank flpurgeoa, residing southwest of Tipton. storms virtually complete story of the crime, which was the most important unsolved one in the United States.

Charles was abducted from his parents' home at Point Defiance the night of Dec. 27, 1936. The kidnaper, backing toward the door with Charles in his floor demanding, $28,000 for the boy's return. No fingerprints, were found on the note. Olson, according to officers.

admitted he was the gruff-voiced bearded man who entered the home and the boy away from his brother, William; and sister.j Muriel, and! a companion, Virginia Chatfleld of Seattle. I Police quoted him as saying he dragged Charles, down a bluff, at as a Republican governor drew up to challenge Phi former osition he returns' rolled- infer- into' a lips as ILLNESS FATAL. Irs. Lulu Ross Beam IXed at Home I Sheridan Ti Mrs. Ross Beam icr home near Sheridan st 11:15 'uesday morning after ai illness several months.

was a Martha Dunn Ross, both of whjom are aughter of John and Mrs. Beam was born ebrnary at Ektn. She si entj the part her life west of Arcadia, until her marriage. She eaves a husband, Edmonll Beam, md one daughter, Stahl, and two giand who Hvei near Sheridal sisters, Mrs. Mary Knssa Thursday at 2:00 p.

nv. Christian church at Sher Interment is to take Crown View cemetery. the late! home until Herman hlldren. Two laum of Rode of acob of lobert near Sheridan, I ryan. of Testfield.

near Sheridan, Mrs. Ida four, brothers, Addiaonj of Funeral services will died at be at held the dan. place In. The body will He in state at to the church for services and friends may! call at any time. HOGS ARE LO Decline I of 15c to 85c anapolls Indianapolis.

July celpts on hogs, hild 100; cattle, 13. calves. tbe rear of the Mattaon home, a. highway' a.nd railroad tracks, then put hint in a rowboat In Commencement l-ay, which forma the Officers did not i i release Olson's story of the ac-; tual slaying. 'Officers later announced that Olson said he killed the boy by strangling on the ling and beating him Mrs.

Mattson said i she had no knowledge of Olson's arrest; She said her two other children, WUllam now and Muriel, 16, were on TacaUon 4nd that they also knew nothing of the latest deVMopment.r Olson denied tlie sheep and lambs, 1.000 Hog prices early local live stock' Indl- 800; to 25c lower; with tB for 200! to 210- and light in the 16c Chicago, July 1 on hogs, 11,000, incl iding 3,000 dt- rsct 1 to packers; 090; market! opened IQe higher. ehrly top lives, and- lamba. slooo. Grata kushel -70c Wheat, delivered. held over, cattie.

Corn, per 100 Ibs Cats, bushel Say Beans, bushed 77c total Proddee Market. Ejggs, doxen IndlaBapolto Pntece MarlMC. Eggs jobber i offer fir strictly fresh stock, 17c a doxen; ic more delivered at Indianapolis, Poultry country paying prices; one 3 pound inore than below prices if delivered at Indianapolis: Haas, heavy He Leghorn; Ho; old roosters, i springers. Barred and White Rock, 2 Iba. and over.

He; colored. 2 Ibs. up. 13c; Leghorn, Ibs. up, lie; birebacks, 9c.

selling prices 1, No. 2, 26- in quarters and'halves, Ip more. Butter paying a pound for No. ll 19c for No. delivered at IndlajiaBOUa.

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