Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 77

2-A SUNDAY DafclanD Ctibune JANUARY 7, 1923 Farm Advisors Will CLIMBERS BftTTLE DEATH III SHOWS Where Shasta Climbers Had First Narrow Escape Above is SHASTA ALPINE LODGE, where CHARLES E. WARNER (left), and, LEONARD THATCHER, found them-selves separated from their food supplies, and came near perishing in the snow' as a result, The lodge is 4,000 feet above sea-level, and is at the edge of the timber line on the side of Ml. Shasta. Booze Raid Stir Diplomatic Circles WASHINGTON. Jan.

Dlplo-j matlo, circles ware stirred today' following a liquor raid on the luxurious apartment of Mrs. Elizabeth J. Hecht, known as the "Spanish queen." 1 OREGON FLOODS TAKE TOLL OF LIVES. PROPEflTTf Hold Conference BERKELEY, Jan. ad-' visors -from all parts of tha atate and official of tha agricultural extension division will gather In Bar-' keley Monday for their annual conference, which will continue until Meeting concurrently with the farm advisors will ba tha executive board ot tha California Farm Bureau Federation.

OF MOUNT SHASTA When police raided tha apartment' in. tha exclusive Tuxedo, they found' miny quarts of what they said was the finest quality of Scotch whiskey. Mrs. Haoht explained that ahe had procured the liquor from various-foreign legations, aocordlng to' the police. Five Rail Lines Tied Up by Storm and Slides Train Movement Risky.

12 o'clock Noon FREE LECTURES 4 ATV JUdTB VM UflV, Tl till 4-4 tnenU After Guides Had Departed. (Continued from Page 1) one or tha othr of the two guides had gotten down In the deep enow and could not rot tip. A 'ran 4vL''5 fe1: hrf-u rj PORTLAND, Jan. Flood waters of a dozen rain-swollen rivers ware pouring through the lowlands -Of Western and Southwestern Washington tonight and menacing farm and city property, railroad and wire com munlcatlon and scores of miles of paved highway. On person at least la known to 42 Laborers Drown In Mexican Launch MEXICO CITY.

Jan. I. Forty-two laborers are believed to have been drowned when a launch In which they were riding overturned In ie port of Navldad in Jalisco, according to a report received by the Secretary of War from Maiatlan. steep and Thatcher was ahead, ha would pull the others Montr. es pecially around the turns of the "awltchbaclta." be dead as the result of the rain which has (alien persistently for iioaiiy wrens.

An iiiuuunLiru man waa found crushed to death underneath tons of earth and rock pension bridge here last Wednes-day 'evening now standing at 23, fcloreover, we still continued to lose tha trail frequently. The result was that all In all. our pr6g-reaa waa so alow that when wa In the Columbia Gorge, west of F. L. Rawson M.

I. E. M. I. IE-Noted London Author "Life Underitood." TOPICS AT ITSOOS: MONDAY The Noo Reality of Matter and tha Scientific Eeaion for- Splritaalittio Phenomena" TUESDAY--The End of the World," with Bible Prophesies of the Troubles, Their Present Scien tific Confirmation, How They Are to be Overcome.

WEDNESDAY Tha Chrirtian Science Organixstion and How to Help It" Special teclurai on Tkurtiay and Friday. Admitsion $1. WIGWAM HALL! PAcmc building Hnnd river whara nf niidoo and the known dead at two, salvage i have Blocked highway trarric ana wer eisatiu mn the precarious task of unraveling rendered movements of trains pre the tangled wreckage in the Cowlitz river, and dragging the stream carious. Many streams were out of their banks and boats were being used too late tor the guides to raturn for their abandoned packs that night Wa were tired, cold and hungry. There wa nlentv of wruirf at for the estimated 35 dead whose at tnnntt nnina irt bi wiiiamntto bodies have rfot been found valley to save families marooned The Cowlitz river, which, has in lowland houses.

Five rail lines 1 en five, feet since the wooden in NorthweKtern Oreiron have suf-1 suspension bridge collapsed, now fered traffic tleups and many resembles a gigantic mill race trains were being routed over lines still unblocked by slides. lodge, but OUr malfi supply of food waa in the packs down the trail Wa divided what we had with the gnides, making a light supper far aeh of us. There was nractloally tionV left for breakfast, but we thought, of course, that we would Jiava tha rest of our supolies later In tha day, aa eoon at the gulden eonld make the trio down the trail Charge Accounts Invited Wesr the latest styles. THE rAT.TKORVl A. It Btaekton Ban I VETFRAN FIGHTER Battling Death Ik OF FIRF IQ LI All KELSO.

Jan. With the list of persons missing follow. in a the onllepse of the wooden sus- Francisco. Advertisement. Write Ann Edrvarh to select for you during this elearaneef BERKELEY, Jan.

6. Maurice Bushway, veteran member of and return. Early Jn the mornlnj -the two man left the lodge, promising faithfully to get their abandoned loads and bring them way vp the trail, meeting ua about a nil from the lodge. Thatcher and left alone with an Exhausted food eupply, proceeded to make tha beat of our situation. Wa dried our clothes, chopped iflown a tree near the cabin, and Berkeley and San Franetsco flrej By Vnlvorsal Service, NEW YOKK, Jan.

6. Evelyn Nesblt, the woman over whom Harry K. iThaw, then her husband, shot and killed Stanford "White, world-famous architect, is In a precarious condition, suffering from double pneumonia; Her -life was despaired of tonight. This woman, who fluttered for a cosmic instant before the footlights of the world, who had departments, has answered his last call. Bushway was fo.und ijad in bed at his home, 1816 McGes avsnue, la st njshtby I Isw lje la i Jt i trAov GRANT swarming about her countless duty at 1 engine house, Ninth San Francisco and Addison streets, where he had filled the role of watchman since retiring from the active list Of firefighters.

Bushway was 64 years Old and had spent prnctically all of his life as a fire-fighter. Born in San Francisco he entered the fire department in that city as a young man. His flre-flghtlng work was Interrupted for a time while he served as sergeant-at-arms for the San Francisco supervisors during the Ruef-Schmitz regime. In 1909, he came to Berkeley and became elves with a. lunch totally inadequate for two hungry mountain-climbers with extreme cold to re-Ist, and atarted cheerfully down the trail shortly afternoon, "confluent that we should soon hava all the food and supplies we needed.

Wa reached the meeting place. Thera were no guides there. We while the afternoon wore along toward another bitterly cold night -Tha guides did not coma. In fact, we never aaw them again. Monday--! Oar January Clea ranee Sales! 500 DRESSES public in the dance and on the silver sheet, has only one visitor now.

While she writhes in physical -pain, lapsing into delirium, only one Watcher fondles her and 'cools her hot brow. That one Is a child, Russell Thaw, 12-year-old eon of the danrer. Young Russell keeps tha.nltcht watches. He la seldom away from the bed. Should the'moth-er die.

the boy's future would be His maternal grandmother might adopt him. As the son of Harry Thaw, which is questioned by Thuw, he might inherit a portion of the $40,000,000 fortune of' his father's family, But just now, little Russell has only one interest his mother's recovery. STl'MBLG CAtSES TRAGEDY. WINNIPEG iWhlle Out hunting with his son, Charles Stphens stumbled and his gun was discharged, associated with the College VQltl And we were far up the side of il rt -V Jilt llliif I Dresses of the type thai has made the Livingston Shop famous among discriminating Women Materials of beauty, careful workmanship. styles of the last minute.

Women's, misses' sizes. Three Clearance Croups bnasta, in tne middle or winter, without food. (To Bo Continued Tomorrow.) FILIPINO CUT l.V FIGHT. BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.

Sabatino Agcoslti, a Filipino living at lte Turk street was stabbed In the hip during an argument in the rear of a confectionery store at Powell and Market tonight. Hels aid to have been stabbed by a Chinese dishwasher employed in the Place. Tha Mil tire department on June i or mat-year. He was a member of the San Francisco Aerie of Eagles. As a tribute to their dead comrade, members of the San Francisco and Berkeley fire departments will be in charge of funeral services to be conducted at 9:80 o'clock Monday morning at the Hull undertaking parlors at 2901 Grove street.

Chief G. Sydney Roso, of Berkeley, will lead a delegation of thirty members of the local department, while a smaller group will come from. San Francisco. Bushway is survived by.ra widow, Mrs. Clara Bushway; a daughter Miss Ruth Herbert, and a sister, Mrs.

Bardet, all of Berkeley. 1 killing the boy. Murder of the atred and helpless $25.00 "among wild animals is practically rnrf1 aftr the fight. unknown Values 'to $45.00 A wonderful group! Velvets, a fer Laces, Cantom andRoma Crepes, Sating. Taffetas, VI I' Values lo $75.00 Fou Bi nanf more than one of these! Wools inL dress) and tailored models; Velvets in the latest Housed- and straight-line models.

Silks include crepes.) taffetas, laces! chiffons. $38.50 'I Mrs. Phillips Said to Values to $110.00 Dresses of costly) materials, elegantty designed. Here! Be OnW ay to Orient BY UNITED PRESS LEASED WIHE 10 TRIBUNE, LOS ANGELES, Jan. 6.

Police believe they have definite information now that Clara Phillips, escaped hammer murderess, made her Vay to Canada, and has sailed for the Orient from Vancouver. $58.50 is the unusual dress at a low price! Siifj and Wools! Drive Opens in Congress To Make U. S. Bone Dry in smart color combinations. Street, Afternoon, Din: ner and Evening models.

trjje sheriff's office today re-y By JAMES T. KOLBEIIT. tTnltod Press Staff Correspondent. rx. ceivea information from Vancouver to the effect that a signature on a passenger list of fl, liner which sailed two weeks ago resembles that of Clara "Phillips, If further investigation proves the report to be 'accurate, a radio may be sent the vessel In an attempt to have the woman In question arrested by the captain of the- vessel and ques-itloned and perhaps landed somewhere for return to the United State's.

We are now holding an Extraordinairy Suit Clearance! Our Entire Winter Stock of Suits at about half price Fur trimmed and. plain' tailored suits, and some price groups include Sports Suits. Former prices have been ignored in the re-maring! Shop bromplly! Sizes for women and misses and for the woman whovears the larger sizes (42J2 to A 7 A priced to $35.00 J) I JJ (Sports Suits only in this Crap games and card games, which flourished in every block, were quietly closed as the dealers and croupiers who had been gathering here from every gambling center of the world, made a silent exodus. A bet "could not be made on a horse race, although formerly bookies flourished In every cigar stove and saloon. l'ROBK CAtJ8FS TREK.

Disorderly liouseg yvere closed as their Inmates, joined In the treks. Even bootleggers wouldn't sell a drop. Efforts of the grand Jury Investigation, instigated by the Juvenile Protective Association, will be directed to learn the names of the vice kings who operated a million-dollar graft ring to furnish protection to the palaces of pleasure. Names and addresses of hundreds of gambling houses, cabarets and resorts are included in th4 report which the association will lay WASHINGTON. Jan.

ft. A drive to make tho United States "really bone-dry" began in Congress today. Drj's answered the wet threat to liberalize prohibition enforcement by initiating legislative moves to increase the penalties for violation of the dry laws. At the same- time, Wayne B. Wheeler, of the Anti-Saloon League, attacked the proposed liquor tasting commission to determine" what is intoxicating liquor, branding it a creation of the brewers and their supporters.

He announced that the drys would unite in opposing the measure. Senator Bheppard, Texas, author of the eighteenth amendment announced that ha waa working on legislation to Increase the severity of the prohibition laws, while Rep. resentatiye Upshaw, Georgia, introduced a bill to make the purchaser of illicit liquor equally guilty with the seller. Another plan which he is considering would hit the rich liquor holder by imposing a heavy Internal revenue tax on his cellar stock. While details have not-yet, been worked out, it may seek to require the owner to list his liquor on his income tax return and pay a heavy games or at the bivtf t- buying Henry gmoot, attorney for the Juvenile Protective.

League, in an Interview with- United', Press, said: 'Thev publics: passion for pleasure is-' a mena.ee to the younger generation, 'The' trfi0ln women is carried! oi'. in-tha heart of the business under: Ihe shadow of school houses and next door to homes." group, broken $24.50 Priced to $50.00 $34.50 priced to $69.50 $44 5 0 "cf w.w? before the grand Jury. The men I This Chesterfield Suite a luxurious to any home who furnished a $80,000 bank roll at one of the. most notorious of gambling houses, will be hamedl Weak ycs Affidavits Lof men who woil and lost, as high as $30,000 In a night will be given the Investigators. nwo.rk-,r;!l!: rZr r.

I tfllW Jrtataf blurred, you And it to 125 00 $84.50 pricd to i6so la all Oakland you can find no it finer suite than this to enhance tho beauty of your living or 1VJ vu uiini-uii iu romi miu PT.V OP Cltrstnrc must wear Ol go to any druggist Dr. Phillip Yarrow, chief of the and art a bottle of T. Bon-Opto tnbleti. Illinois' vigilance committee, die- Drop one in a fourth clared in-a atatement to.be pre- of a gluss of water sented to jury that "gambling, ftctel "strong drinking and women are asy to er eyes, clearer vis-find and hard to miss. We have a Will xxibko you Blithe names of operators Of 300 our friends about ci CI.

learance L-a reine onop I)oetm Bm-Opto ittmtthtu nrhl drawing room, and at a saving to you that few can duplicate. 6-foot Chestertlcd. tnan-t alve rocker and chair, eov-' ered In finest grade of two-tone brown mulberry jnohair, or brown and gold or blue and gold, frell constructed throughout: solid, substantial apparently under police prqtection. tt at nt mi tim ib.buv imuact gauonage tax tnereon. Senator Sheppard explained this would apply to persons holding "suspiciously large stocks of liquor" and intimtaed that anjall I amounts would be exempted.

I By CHARLES R. LY.VCIt. United Fross Staff Correspondent. CHICAGO. Jan.

fi.The lid wag clamped down tight in Chicago tonight for the first time in years. I Within a fewhours the city had bpen turned froinhe "worst in the world," as termed by vice investigators, to a clean, moral town. The change was made on the eve of an iuvestigution by a eOUhly grand jury into charges by cleanup leaders that 1250,000 woekljr was being paid by the vice- kings to operate wide open underworld. Police captalna are seen at the 'iuESZT' UM" gambling tables Joining in the I You will pay $350 for a suite like this in the uptown, high rent stores. and well-balanced.

A spring, seat, resting on a clipper edgw" supported by a web bottom, give these pieces of furniture a resiliency which last the life of the set a offer this wondrous bargain of a high-cW suite of furniiure, the acme of perfection in wisterials, design ami workmanthip or the woman who Wears the larger sizes 42Yi to 52y2) Dresses of silk or wool for' afternoon, dinner, street or business wearplain tailored or fur-trimmed suitscoals fmArimmed ot plain all fashioned for the larger Woman and marked al clearance prices. v.v Coals $35.00, $49.50, $59.50 to $125.00 7 Suits $25.00, $39.50, $49.50 to $110.00 Dresses $25.00, $39.50, $49.50 to $125.00 Unapproachable, if, tvsisliblt. i ii t. BOYS! GIRLS! $65-00 ycl FREE Inquire at once. Bicycle Department OAKLAND TRIBUNE And you cn ft CREDIT Stove Repairing Of nil the tn-odlgallty about a house, -Hier is none equal to that of tltton'liig uwny a good cook move for jits want of small repairs, which Anderson eun do ut little cost on any tnaks of stove or gas range.

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