Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 2

I EVENING i' 1 i -3 liOVEMBER 6 1926 NorthWestJBjlQreds' Hoist to Her IVtejestjr ISSUES MINT New Tong -War 4 Feared ias-Aged Man Shot by Two Gihuriui in South Tfce tour of Queen Marie of Rumania through the Northwest' Im beat featured with her Judication of (ho MaiyhHI atoms tfonal Museum at -Maryhill Wash and her reception at Portlaad' ''Tho upper kft picture allows Heir at the Museum party left to right: PRINCE NICHOLAS PRINCESS ILEANA SAMUEL HILL and QUEEN MARIE Upp right is MRS ALMA DE BRETTEVILLE SPRECKELS who returned to San Francisco yesterday having been bosteas to the queen at the museum 1 Lower Jeh hows'her majesty and her children writing the Shrine hospital in Portland sod lower right Ua photograph of the banquet givep at the Mult noaah hotel Portland kft to right PRINCESS ILEANA SAMUEL HILL QUEEN MARIE and Mayor GEORGE BAKER of Portland A photo ri Unimportant Measures Voted il jta Tuesday Will Require Official figures to Decide Their Ultimate Disposition 1 sax nuMcxeca ncv owl v4Isn tksa halt a osn ntre'sr lera Important measures voted on I -by CalUfrntana last Tuesday re I matned stndaeldad aa the unofficial tabulation of returns eloead today I halted by the shutdown of prelim I eanveeeee In the various I i conation The ultimate fate of mree probably will not I until completion of the I weeks! ke official All eon teats for stats and eon nremtenel office however were I settled beyond -question before the I storing of the count end the will of the people en measures of out I standing Interest alee was plainly I eepreeaed California smphatlcal-1 ty refused to repast its prohibition I enforcement act or to send a dry I to the United States sen The decided Republican ten-1 lee of the state were made I clear in landslides for the various I Republican candidates Road la I sues for veterans hemes and fori now nutverslty and state buildings I wan decisive approval and pro-1 peseta to permit pari-mutuel bet-1 tins on home races and Blble-reed-1 Ins in the public schools were do-1 etafvely defeated nmr measures loss Rea 4 aad I ea the ballot the I Twesdledee aad Tweedledum of I 1 the measures' representing op-1 posing schools of thought on nigh-1 way ftnaaotog both mot disaster I aad thus left the highway situation unchanged The contest bet rival reapperttonmant mass waa differently decided the oonetlV tutlonal plan baaed ea represent alien according to population metM defeat whllatbe count in 8020 out of Ills precincts sew the so-called federal plan safely ahead wlthH 4(4420 yes votes to 144110 The victory of the federal plan (No II) means that the statemuat be redistricted either bythe tegte-lature or by a oommleeloa If the lagtslature falls so as to divide the assembly seats on a strict popu-j Coolidge Predicts Big Refund as Surplus in United States Treasury Mounts More Surprise to Mellon WASHINGTON Nov StP) Studies daring tho past few days have convinced President Coolidge that some relief for individual and corporation taxpayers' la the form rebates or refunds of ton to twslvs ysr coat on tho ISIS payments may ho toaslbla Although ho believes that It not be possible for tho December session of Congress to revise the present revenue laws hs lot it ba known yesterday that ha believes that conditions are developing which would warrant tha granting of temporary debates Tha Treasury surplus this year It waa said at tha Whits House 111 approximate 114000440 and refund of 14 or II per cent would pa' the return of between 0100 00M04 aad 110000404 to tho taxpayers TREASURY SURPRISED Receipts in assess of ths sstte mates of tha treasury would make tbo rebate possible hut pt tha momy tho Whlto House announcement waa viewed with surprise as 1 Secretary Mellon and other fiscal officials have declared repeatedly that tha present was too early for tax reduction to bo considered In Jans the Treasury estimated that tha surplus tor the fiscal year ending Jans 14 next would be 111000000 but many slgna since have pointed to a larger surplus and Democratic leaders including Senator Simmons North Carolina tax legislation spokesman for that party have demanded an Immediate tax reduction running as high as 100000004 In soma instances RETURNS HEAVY Despite tha heay cut ordered by Congrsau In ths Individual income taxes last spring Individual returns receipts have bean higher than estimated but tha bulk of tha Increase Ober estimates has coma from corporation taxes ths levies on which vim raised from 12 to 11 per coat To' counteract tho repeal of Jbs capital stock tax th suggested refund It was mads clear would not apply to tho special mlseollancdllt levies Including those on automobiles and1 admissions It la probable that proposed tax relief measures will be considered by ths House Ways and Maaaa committee in which such legislation must originate when it convenes here next weak to discuss ths alien property situation This would permit ths committee to have reedy a recommendation for tha House when It convenes In December ALAMEDA Nov 8-mA request that Webster street from the Estuary bridge t0 Twelfth etreet Oakland be declared a atop boulevard waa forwarded to the Oakland City Council and chamber of commerce latlea basis and the 44 senate seats In each way that no county shall have more than one senator and no aonator shall represent mors than three rural counties Under thle plan Lo Angels aeunty will loee oeven of Its eight oma tha stateaenate San Rib county will loeo six of He three of ite four eats Clara one of Ite two itorial dlatrlete anch as tha twelfth which Includes Alpine Cals varan Madera Mariposa Her-e'Cad Mono Stanislaus and Tuol-urnna will have to bo split up to oeaform to the now scheme TOTS IN DOUBT Among the ballot measures still le doubt tho moet-doubtful ia No 11 which would require separate leeuec submitted to the voters of poliOcal eubdlvjsleas to be voted oaeparatehr ij Thd vote on thR I Peace fa) teei-wmniw -j nnofflclal tabu TO LEAVES (Continued tentlon of cats iu mehenrd when bu latkta Jdosad In precdnoU i4tB4Ki Holstein Cow Named Queen Of Homecoming Bing Kong Meinher Attackei 'at Bakersfield as Peace Parlej-Openi BAKERSFXELXH Nor' What residents of Chinatown here bQeva may be 'the' firsts shot In new tong war was fired bora lest night Gee Cheng SafLagvd Chinese track farmer and mem bar of tbs Bing SCong tong living at tha edge of town' was shot dOwq by two strange Chinamen from an automobile Gee' bettor known as Him Kee was driving a horse and wagon from his truck term to a neighbor's when shot Hs was taken to ths headquarters here of the Bing Xongs when found some two hours after the shooting According to Chinese -there are no Hip Sing tougmea living in this city They believe -that tha man waa shot down by hired assassins or highbinders sent hers od I to earn money Peace Meeting to End War Opens Toda SAN FRANCX8CO Nov I A peaca- parley between the Hop Sings andtne Bing Kongo warring Chinese tonga that have ox-aeted a state-wide death toll of 11 since July 1 will be hold this afternoon with ths Chinese Peace society at 110 Waverly place Twelve qf the Hop Bings have been killed and five of their rivals beside 20 wounded In numerous dashes ever what was reported' to ba a contest for gambling coneas-alons In email towns throughout California Only one of tha 111! strand one tongman was wounded In San Francisco aeeordlng to Detective Sergeant John Manlon head of the Chinatown squad (Continued From Page 1) Jane Gibson thro doctors a corpa of nurses end attendants wars fighting to restore to health the famous "pig woman" If they succeeded sufficiently to permit her to bo 'questioned then the Hsll-Mllls esse can go through with a fooling that all tha evidence has been offered But should the "pig woman" tede from the picture all tho state will have left unless soma hitherto unknown person comes forward to fill per place would be much of an empty spell For four years Jena Gibson has been the outstanding figure in this most baffling of all modern ro-rtlanflo murdsra She was ths on It peikon who claimed to have seen any' part of tho treglo events which took place when Rev Edward Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills were murdered Other parsons heard shots some people coma or go hours before or after ths crime but Mrs Gibson alone said she was She identified Willis Stevens End Mrs Hall aa two of tha parsons she saw scurrying around tha crab-apple tree where tha murdered bodies wars found Tbs entire ease has been wound up In her and for tour jrears aha has stood ready to toll or story- Her history has been blsarre In keeping with this blsarra criminal case- She Is a woman of coma 10 years who started Ufa as a circus rider retired from ths sawdust Mate Jealous of Her Children Says Wife If Charles Slaughter rail road yard master carried out hia threat he Is about due to leave for Mexico The divorce sulfof his wife Mrs Flora A' Slaughter as filed by Attorney David Clark woula saya Slaughter dealared he leave foe the southern republic If she sued him Mrs Slaughter lives at 1214 Sixtieth avenue Jealousy of her children by a'former marriage caused most of their trouble the wife declare She sdys he accused her of showing them mors love than aha did for him and with favoring them Slaughter bullied intimidated and cowed her she says until November 2 when In a rage he told her to pack and got out hut finally left himself Mrs Slaughter asks 114 month maintenance for herself and her son Eddla Brown 11 She also has a daughter who la of age The daughters were married last March Wed for Hero Seeks Annulment SAN FRANCISCO Nov Seeking to annual a marriage "for lark" Chancy Lr MclnfyfS Wtf teron has hen against Mn Florence Jan Grans Mclri- tyro McIntyre claimed I shout to undergo a serious ho wss aad wandared away from ths Ho mqt- his 11-year-old hospital bride and they were married "on a dare and-aa a lark" bo said Are Topic AtChabot Lecture "Tides variation cf latitude and tha rigidity of tho earth" will bo dlaausMd In a pubUeaddroas toe night at Chabot observatory The talk J- Se vatory under tha auspices of tho Eastbay Amateur A I as- Bandits Hold Up rfeoaengef in Small Town WJiere Ho Marines Are Stationed as Laboring Men Watch MINNEAPOLIS Nor )- Selecting a town where there were no marines qn gusra three men yesterday Stole a registered mall pouch kidnaped a railway man clerk drove more than 200 and netted 15 for their trouble The robbery staged at Hlbblng Northern Minnesota whs as bold a daylight holdup aa aver was attempted In tho state and was successful in all respects fxcept for the profits It occurred on a principal afreet ht o4 Just before noon within alght several workmen who were not Impressed because they thought It was a "scene being shot for ths MAIL CLERK KIDNAPED Truman King veteran postal messenger clerk of Duluth was the victim who was given the un- ceremonious automobile '-ftde ttf Minneapolis Part of Xing's du-lncluda tha carrying of registered mall from hla train to- tbd Hlbblng postofflcO near th depot When the train reached Hih blng Xing proceeded ac usual wltl tha registered pouch Taro mei suddenly confronted him with re volvers and forced him into as automobile where a third tan was at tha wheat Xing wni thrown on tho floor of the oar a blanket put over him Thera remained until they reached Minneapolis six aad one-haU hour later At a street corner In Mlaaoa spoils Xing was put off aad-thd was rifled pouch tossed after him Ba sad ran to a drug store and telephoned to police No trace had been found of the bandits' early 'today Ten pieces bt mall wars In tho pouch All had been opened but one contained money a Mlt It was at first believed that the seek had money for Hlbblng bukq usually sent from tbs Duluth clearing house Xing did not got a very good look et hla raptors He was stiff and eor from bring kept so long to a cramped position and had a Wtck ays aa a result of being hit Mr one of the robbers when he attempted to kick ottt a glass In tbs automobile dbor to mcbdi CAR BREAKS DOWN jo Mope were mads an rout to Minneapolis once for gasoline and twice when the men tinkered with the motor of the car King taken back over tha route to-by postal lnapeqtbn The robbers gtjr a two Mart on the auMoritles When King failed to arrive at the poat-offlce within a reasonable time a eareh waa started Several men i working on the roof of a building near the depot gave officials thalr first definite Idea of what had happened i said reported' the mdtter The workmen paid they had not bemuse they ma thought the affair either a Joke or moving picture They aid not obtain tho eutomoMlo license number and no trace of or King was had until he telephoned polios hero College1 Ousts Diploma Son DES MOINES Ia Nov 0 TTES1 on7 on of Dr J' arson United States jntoieter to Finland has bean Indefinitely suspended from rises ns at Drake university pending an Investigation of liquor drinking by students otls McCreary dean of men announced Saturday A to Hold Music Prograni Daughters of ths American Revolution Oakland chapter will mast at ths home of Miss Mira Msrri-man 111 El Dorado avenue Monday November I at 2:20 o'clock Ths program will Include- a review old Masala of old Masalo hymns illustrated by solos trios piano ant tha history Violent Earthquake 'I Occurs in Salvador GUATEMALA CITY Guatemala Nov A violent earthquake occurred to Salvador early today according to a dispatch received hen causing panto among the lahahl-Unta i' Spii eby Tribune' WriterJabs'Af Rebel Gamblers JC BOYCOTT on- bettiufc' jm potod by iBritiih bodmoMi was not prompted by any Sunday shoo complex A Gardiner greets! liberal editor i cables to The SUNDAY TUB UNE It was a dramatic bat futile protest of tho net track gambleri toil Chancellor of the Eg OmrchOrs 30000400 tax Netting' Maximilian Harden Central Europe) foremost publicist spiritual dcradaora of loaders who tty irru thy universe on a Mock ticker basis Gotvills Res ehe famous Franck editor teHs The SUNDAY UNE that Purls is peeved by Ae indefinite results of the Americas elections Frenchmen rajoicq however over lbs' partial- victory tbs fit Nmt York and Illinois Wins grswfrs abroad are hopeful -of selling their pressed product bon sometime soon bo csblWto Faria society has taken to Aim lug in as eld stable la a park built by a disconsolate pones lassie Henderson "An Abroad Robert Small political rapeiA ratlrrinsut of Ruder of tbo a fereshadswed st Wathlaglan I I Ei IS HILL PUTT From Page I) woUBere tb attract tha vleltore iVcign Again Qn Train Hill tO Quit leaves Seattle tonight for the east The solution is thought to Uo in the expected departure of Hill at Seattle and the retention of Major Washburn aa aide Tho major hac agreed to re mein with the party at request but Hill hue given no indication when ho will leave MAINTAINS CALM IN CONTROVERSY Marie regrets that the two men both her friends of 'World War days and both anxioua to make her tour a success have been unable to pull together Her only suggestion to them wee that they' share for a time the responsibility of guiding the party It waa her wish that Colonel John Carroll flclal host to the queen and Major Washburn permit Hill to handle the entertainment program of the Spoken a-Portland Seattle-Vancou-ver leg of the Journey and that Washburn and Carroll resume their rolea alter today Although disturbed by the controversy Haris wee her usual calm self as 'ehe received Vancouver's greetings yesterday apparently unaware that the reception prograin itself wee near colie pee until nearly the last minute Because cf the dispute on the train Vancouver of flcialu were not advised until lest Thursday that the program previously arranged wan acceptable Tha first scheduled atop ea today's Itinerary was Blaine on She Cenadlan-Anierlcen border wheye Hill several years egq built a peaca portal and which was dedicated by Harding At Marie's ehe made an excursion to the suburbs the afternoon to inspect he new site of the University of British Columbia a feature -net included on the official prpgram which consisted of a motor tour of tho city civic luncheon reception by the 'Cahkqian club and formal banquet WADES IN MUD to see gardens: After being Introduced to her sleety who was attired In a urgundy colored suit with hat to match and wort heavy ropes of pearls Dr Kllnck president of toe university apolpglsed for tho muddy walk which It would bo eeeeeery tor her to tako If aha Jahod to geo tho gardens She however wavod th difficulty aside and sot out la Jior'allvor natla slippers which sank deep into tha mlro Once her escorts had to aa- la restoring ti JW foot a slipper which eriek la the ml la high spirits ehe laughed off thq accident aad aeon was Absorbed Ip rm 141111 No aisocutxd nzn Other measures on which the I Qtauvnu xo tumi -veto wSe not so docs remained I QUEEN MARIE'S TRAIN EN deubtful bocauee half the atatarer I route TO SEATTLE Nov I malaed to ho Jiaard from kQueen Marla traveled back to tha included: Na 14 which would re- gtatca today confident that n-' I th be tween -Samuel Hill IfcvWmiM boot en tho Far Western lap state te pay $1004 annnalbr toward I of her tour aad Major BUnlfJ tho salary of each superior court I Washburn her special aide would ludee and NO 14 which would I be healed today by tha aame ele anthodaa Irrigation districts to ae-1 mDu that aha believes paused qelrv the stock of I friendship and loyalty to her I IrorkM water gighte I Although Marls plana to jtako no Hohmee I public notice of the dispute over rtjy ni I present control of her travel a Uddie DCAtS IwV I epokeeman for tho queen indicated SOThmLoeuiNevada r'V it -J 'JS M- J1 "s-r- yi: i 't 'i ii -L 'V 'M- r- 4 i i' vi by the ehambw MmmT of to raM Uved in ob-A lamed today Resolutions to £ur: suddenly- ona night that effect were adopted by ths Bh rad har mule Jenny ever the rd of directors of the local olvle Phillips term In ths moonlight at tho suggestion of LI On that night aha maintains raver Traver pointed out that aha saw tho murder EL TO DEDICATE NEW SCHOOL EL CERRITO Nov Offlccrs of the Grand Fwrlor Native Sons of the Golden West will have charge of the dedication of the Fairmont school' here tonight School officiate' 'from many bay counties wlll alao aid In dedicating one of the most modern school edifices The address and presentation of both tho United States end the school Bear flag will be made by Grand President Hilliard Welch of the 8 The pupils of the school trill give the following program et the school today Welcome Baryl Willie ms: song "Santa Lucia Gwendolyn Anderaon May Thompson Pied Piper of Hamlin lower alxth grade Thanksgiving song girls of lower fourth grade Lola Deadrtck Evelyn Eddy Beatrice Wellman Margaret Carey Mildred Thomas Mary Blgley Marie Alllnlo Norm Hannan Violet Adame Elsie Blase poem "Serious Robert Wellman song "Thanksgiving at Lloyd Phillips John Dolatra Elvln- Elkenberg Homer Ander eon Robert Swart minuet Christine McKinnon Helen- Fhelpe Zoe Hollenbeck and Josephine McKinnon 4 Tonight at the school the following program will be carried out: Invocation Rev Latham Ingham salute to flag Mrs Butterfield greetings Holmes district superintendent of schools saxophone solo serenade (Schu- brt) David Hutchison aceom psnied by Mrs Armstrong: address and presentation of flags Hilliard Welch grand president 8 response Mrs Katheiyn Merrill principal Fairmont school vocal solo Marguerite Knoble address Honor-sble Lewis Bylngton past pres- NS TEZ willterd Jlayea president esc- A remark a Superior Judge Alvarado greetings William -Hanlon county superintendent of schools greetings Mrs liobsrt Wilson president Fairmont P-T A Navajo love song aung In real In-dlan language fully- costumed Leata Andrews benedtctlCn Father A Heneghan RENO Nev Nov Wi Two hundred twenty-eight precincts out of SM ia Nevada give ior United metes Senator Tasker Oddis Incumbent Re-publican 1T41S Ray Baker Demecrati- llSlt George A Bice Independfut 441 Rer Fred Balsar RapaMleaa 14111 Jemee Si eg lie ill Incumbent Democrat i44ti 'Alameda County Vote Unofficially Counted The unofficial returns from Tuaodaya election were completed today but tho final results did ot ia anyway altar tbs majority of the winners or results In the charter amendments a a announced Thure- day Tho rapidity with which the returns ware tabulated wee due in gnat measure to tho courtesy of tho Burroughs Adding Hachlno company which furnished a hat- tary of adding machlnea for the work of totaling tho vote Individual machine operators were glgued to Candida tea and- emefid- propoettlena thus expediting tho tahalatlag of the vote Nearly hundred machlnea wars need the counting: in GIVEN HUGE TO CHECH FOES (Continued Fran Page I) opinion that Garibaldi and tho other Italians were not concerned In the Catalhn conspiracy but ea geged In seeking out prominent snti-Fa eclats Into Italy implicate them ta plots against Mussolini and have them put In Jail Garibaldi who was brought to Parle from Nice for examination la being hold as a guest of tho police Ho hao admitted receiving 100000 franca from an Italian police official BOOTH AMERICANS' AIDED HE AVERS Colonel Macla has told tho police ho financed tho expedition partly with his pergonal fortnna and partly with' money provided by Catalene in South America Tho Italians who Joined tho movement brought nothing for the chest he Hldy The French police UK Insist the Italians had ample funds There Is a certain amount of mild Indignation that tradl tlcnal right aa en asjfum for political exiles should bo abused and the countryueed by political plot-tofg and counter plotters French papers Insist pur-poke is to strengthen its band In Mediterranean affaire end st the earns time keep up' Fascist Influence at home At the ministry of war today categorical denial wis given a report that Senegeleee troops had been sent ta the Italian frontier It was declared that no unusual troop movements of any deeerlp-tlon had taken place or were con templated the unlvereity gardens walking up and down tha bathe and asking a series cf pertinent questions A' party of etudonta gathered as her majesty returned to her car and paid their homage In two lusty vanity yells Party Sees S-Canada Portal Honoring Peace QUEEN MARIE'S SPECIAL TRAIN AT BLAINE Wpsh en route te Seattle Nbv OP) Whert Queen Mario's special train arrived at Blalna this morning was decided that after a ceremony at a peaca portal on thy American -the roya party would proceed to Bellingham by train and then gq POLUMBUS Ohio Nke ea a tici dy-OW tirkotwith tan popular Ohio Stale Univert-ity girl Ok Ja'Maudina Ormiby tbqroughbrod Holstein cow wai elected coming queen" for the Michigan November 13 Mindin' vote far exceeded tlie total rest for the other candidate JABS STARTS IN (Continued From Fife T) lees powerful and favored to down the Blue and Gold of California In Seattle the Washlngton-Call-fornia game ia regarded the big game of tho season and the town te at a high pitch of excitement despite the poor showing of California this year Tho (feshmen game at tbo Berkeley stadium appeared aa la the usual case with flrat-year-team games to be until tha final whistle Tho Cardinal Babes ware favorites because of their victory over -'the aema US freshmen team that defeated California but tho Bears played In Lo Angeles on a hot day and are expected to do much better thlg afternoon The other teems that Stanford and California played took defeats by larger scores against the Bqprs than tho Cards ev though Coach Clint Evans used hie second team In at least a half of every game Another important gams ia taking place In the: North 8t-Mary'a College tackling Manf C611W uckHnt yvht- Wf Oonmga teadl coached by been pointing for--th pn defeated Saints Ylth the exception' of Larry-v Bettencourt thp Saint team was la good shape Idaho and Washington stats also playthly afternoon Charlie Erb eaptalu'of'thb university of California wondor'leam Is coach of ttw- Idaho' feam while Oria HoDlngborry who de-feateih CalJf ornla for tho first tlm In six pie- Club last eeaeou coaches the Cougara has already defeated aa tha result of sonsatlOhal Bold goals by Meeker a nsr cMch of the oiym- Vote Undecided on Arizona Governor FBOENDL Arle Nov Tha gubernatorial contest- In Arise no between Governor P-Hunt "Democrat and 0 Clark RepuMioaa eras etui undecided today ritk approtdmately 44 votes Ut poqiUMa unr epoctfd Hearing Postponed On Shooting Charge SAN FRANCISCO Nov C-The hearing of Emmet Ifoaly cbjirged with aaeault with intent-to commit murder after he shot and wounded Mrs Deolla -Todd October 14 will take pjpco before Police Judge Daniel O'Brien November 24 The peetponed yesterday pending Todd'a such action would safeguard women motorists who shop In Oakland Traver characterissd Webster street as tha most dangerous stretch of road In ths Eastbay from a traffic standpoint 7 5 Aid Promised California Growers BA FRANCISCO Nov I UP) Assurance of federal cooperation and --support In plana to improve existing systems of marketing California perishable products te contained in a telegram received here today by Director of Agriculture Hecks from Lloyd Tenny assistant chief of the United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics "I want you to know I am- interested personally in tha Fullerton meeting (the Stth California Fruit Grower1 and Farmers' convention' beginning st Fullerton next Tuesday) and tha whole plan to improve marketing conditions of California perishable industries says the ntaaaage bureau desires to cooperate to the -limit 6f our ability and funds available Will appreciate full letter from you following the meeting --Surely trust some plan ean be developed which will serried California in-duatrles at thla critical Alameda Urged to Rirv Rnv PmAfrf auy Day rrOOUCZS ALAMEDA Noivjl-Alamedanl will be urged to pktronite the pso- ducts of Eastbay manufacturer as tip-result of a resolution Adopted tbo chamber of commerce of at tha request of tha Mer I Alameda cheats! Exchange of Oakland Iasi alght The organisation points out that such patronage will benefit the entire Eastbay It Is also urged by the chamber cf commerce that tall purchasing bsjdens st hem ATTACK CHANGE DENIED A report that Mrs Rachael Tan! at ISO Anar street wag dented to-1 day Of Police Inspectors Tom Wood and Also Traitor- wh in-1 i Clote Honor Plant Head by Buddhists Hold Mass loir-5000- Slain Canines Kov dL-Evciy 4eg hie' even the wild Japan "Deg Headag Weak11 wag kellMii la Hyogo aantly kecenaoef the agrinrt hydraphefcig end MM wild seal iaae were pm to After the ostarartaatiao of dm wk 4 apodal mass was held in the hager qt Ac Iwapl In Okunyema Path Kefca eUck wm attended by Buddhist friMi aad fwlahL As a tribute Barnett president of thk Rulck Motor om- kr any Bulek sal4f and manufacturing organisations all over the world remained dosed today' according to an announcement from the Howard Automobile 'company here 1 Bassett died suddenly twp weeks ago while la Parle and tha entire automobile Industry leaf cue of Its most actlvs leadsra His funeral sat tor tomorrow in Flint Mich win be attended by 1 automotive and financial executives front al! ver-tha Amaripsa eeaUaaat 1' by-sutomc-blte to Blanchard ton miles south The motor trip would bo madp over Chuekanut Drive a highway which winds along giant hUI overlooking tho Ban Juan islands end tha Strait of Juan do Fuca? Blanchard tho royal "party boarded tho train again to continue to Seattle arriving at ITS 4 The noses portal was erected by Samuel H1IL- her maJeetyJe-hoet to a century 4f peace United (tam f-r rhrorath rr as one aatoooc leave the plus A I i I 1 -m a 1s 1 I V- 1 I 4 I i I i.