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TUESDAY, MARCH 27.
NUMBER 232.
VOLUME XIV.
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Federal Probe Looms in Chicago’s Bomb Outrages
BOMBS PREDATE
CHICAGO'S NEW
Attack on Valley Towne
PASTOR URGES
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CITY ELECTION
Gene’s
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HOMELESS IN
CLEANUP MOVE
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FLOODED AREA
of great l« iplative
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SCHOOL BOARD
for
ELECTION SET
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FOR SATURDAY
WITH EXPORTS
25 miles away, fifty
GERMANS WAIT
On School Job
Memorial
Here Today
TO START HOP
nt
Lutcher
Funeral
Secrecy
Continues
to
fore ed
convic-
mately 2,000,000 feet of lumher and
mil horities
were confident that elab-
burg. Antwerp and Bremen and the
Feather, Yuba and American
A
British
had dumped their flood
water* into
I he
mento.
several
2 Carrie Brown, in the Orange
con-
Kach day the goal of what
toe
Miss
Ratlif
gave
* i amusing reading
regarless of the
which
rations
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ROTRIANS ELEC-r
They are Prenident, Dr, A
Cirim ninglet—andernom ward IM, j Went End park on Cyprem and Thir-
truth *treeta
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Furnish Material
For Canning Plant
trude Chapman, who died at Mokpo, |
Koren. China. Ist Saturday mrnig, ,
Memorial Service
For Miss Chapman
they
the
would
hours
raid
not
but
mento. ‘
At the capital city, how
were wcheduled to hr hela thia af-
ternoon, the conte-t la being held at
’ timnhers
। Lumber
porta
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their
torney. who eaid ederal action would
be taken in view of the government
angle involved, the Deneen home be-
ing the oficial home of an officer of
The J
arriving
1 Monday to bind for Tampico, are re-
reiving cargo today.
rhe board of directors of Vinton
Rotary today announced the new of-
ficers for the term to begin In April.
day* ago organised for the seanon
j run which started this year on tur-
po-
the
CATHERINE SMITH
YOUNGEST DAUGHTER
OF GOVERNOR TO WED
Oil Test Arouses
Unusual Interest
The memorial program wili le
nbunced later.
In Orange Sunday Three Steamer* Loaded
With Big Cargoes
the ।
No. ;
field.
Scholastic Event
Move to West End
the
rivers
>*ervlre* were conducted at Iota Mon-
day afternoon.
Three Member* of City
Board to be Named
Surround Plans
of Airmen
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Orange High Net
Stars Win First
In Tennis Joust
Two Missives Exploded
in Home of Senator
And Candidate
all. he wants to see hla old friend*
and nit quietly with those who have
been hi* pnia."
Give* Impressions of His
First Visit to
Orange
High Water* in Fresh
Onslaught Sweep
New Valley
COLONEL LINDBERGH RETIRES ----
TO PRIVATE LIFE, TIRED op n California Flood Renews
STRENUOUS LIFE AS A HERO
Sun's “Mile Deep”
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lie hele in Texas cities thin year and j
nf the Shriner'n convention to l»e i
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GOOD WEATHER
H Fore-
Welsh;
**•1 of a net tonnage of 4000 which
points on the occasion of the bar- j Sec. and Treas., U J Sehindler; Ser-
hecue nupper. geunt-at-Armn, Bill Richard.
Ha
ney Crowe
i nip and mustard
women who want
him a favorable impresnion of । |‘an-American countries which K.ind-
Due to the Illness of H, N Locke,
a merchant who lives near the Cove
were unlikely to set away on
Barbecue Supper
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laea to h "omethine new "em" to | Planned by K. P
hr want* no
Friend Wears Ring HUNDREDS ARE
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kins him and :
The plot thiekenw. Till. l» Mims Caroline IU> tup. who luMl denic „le
fHKaKed to Giene Tunney, heavyweight hoxing champion, but who now
is wearing • diamond ring on the finger of the left hann which gives
Tular Mtnlfkamr to diamon ring. , Mis Bishop is home again at
Everly Hills, < alif., after a visit tn Plorida, an*l where the diasnone
ting cane from onl} she knowi and she won't tell.
Vinton Nunday night
prenent time in the compnny's
he a little nearer
day by taking aloft
greens that have
grown throughout
The factory. forces
voyage which has led seven others
Lncluding two women, to unmarked
graves. until tomorrow morning
Memorial the municipal docks for some time [ of
• were presented today in the londing ■
in active , of three ocean steamers as they fook
/$$ CAROLIHE B5iOP
in his face
minutes
amer Svartfond, arriving
' families i
when the
May 5, which I
sponsored by the
that this did not
I mile* upstreom.
the peak of the
peeking nomination
information leading to the
hoen identi- might be carried on at a sutinfac
and charity tory rate to the ship operators.
and arrival and set recy today
tinued to hide their plan*
If late weather reports were
echooi grounds
events of the Ti
nearly i
in nome
lice. In June, 1 926
bodies, until it
frail physique
laces, snow flurries at
in the Sierra near there
cargo of approx-
It is safe to
porter* arounc when he takes off
The folying colonel wound up hlr
six-day propaganda school in avia-
tion at the army station here yesier-
mean l'e
will take on
Orang, where she has
fled with the churci
problems for no many 3
reroute trains
Presbyterian church
Miss (hapman
seemed h** tall
must soon crack
however, that
Johnson, United States distriet
Organized Relief
Authorities at Sacramento extend*
ed the hand of roller to hundrehs
who were rendered homeles in
.North sacramento.
In another sector alone the Rue
dan river, train, were stalled, nec-
tfona inundated, wire* down and
water* or the river were rising an
the resuit or heavy rain* yesteray.
The Mokelumne and Stantalaue
nivers in the upper San Joaquin
valley were out of bounds in several
Places, inundating thousands or neres
of orchard property.
At Alicia, a settlement five mileg
below Marysville in the Sacramento
valley, hundreds were rendered
homeless when the flood waters of
t he Feather river poureg ova, a
ievee.
The busiest scenes witneshee
1 ! o'clor k Nunea
At the meeting nf the Vinton Ro- I
tary club on Monday the club en- i
tertained, and was entertained, by
members of the Vinton high school
o hese
hefore'ethe
Sacramento river above Sacra-
reat hlng gale • proportions
but all hoys
At the next weekly meeting. Tues-
day April 1 there will is- twelve
mmhers nominated for mem ership
a very
was thor-
even after
fther ships are expected today
and through the remainder of the
Vinton high placed second at the
rally, and was only a few points he-
hind Sulphur, who had a very hard
company for south African * time In winninK frat place.
Mr. H. A Horton, principal of the
American xtenmer Edgemoor J " hool, introduced the winn-r* and
t Sunday to load for Ham- l toid what event each had won The
girls' quartet who won first place
and a cup-- rendered one of the
songs that helped them to win The
B. F Brown, J H David and George
K. Colbert are expiring
Mrs. Brown .and David have an-
nounced themselves as candidates for
re-election and while Colbert is said
to be considering the proposition of
runing again, he had not definitely
dec ided today.
The only i»oliing place for this
elertlon will be in a room next to
I he office headquarters of the bonrd
of education, on the second floor of
the George E. Holland building.
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been successfully
the county.
• | oughly enjoyed by all The Rotary
A bariecu .upper to be werved at , lub |« proud of th* tmoyn and wirle
the V W H<X*n park, about five of Vinton and ndmfre their nneupirit
miles north of Orange, in the near _____r
WEATHIR
Tonight partly cloudy. Wednes- 1
day unsettled: Light to moderate 1
northerly to easterly winds.
! who took part in the parirh rally
which recentiy took place in Iowa.
i Taa,
will be held at
morning .at the
Turnip and mustard greens are
being hauled into the Orange Pro-
duets company canning facory in
West Orange by the ton to be can-
ned
he said would be
Rotary club and
Federal Action I Due
The wanson home is
for Miss
governors three sons are married.
Mr Quillinan, active in the fraud
prevention bureau of the attorney
genera I’m office, is a son of Timothy
J. Quillinan of Troy.’ a former dis-
trict attorney of Renenelaer county.
men who slap him on the back. He 1
has had enough of all the hurrah
ane flapdoodle of good-will flights
His hand is tired with the migning
of autograph*. He is dick of having
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of when the Western
tion.
At Oroville,
Mrs N O. St inley wife of N O.
Ftanley, died at their home south
would prevent
grand jury Wedpesday morning all
7*/^ Fib* of thehiago Daily Nws,
gAe rtn "ugux"tanm" ln*" Green Foodstuff*
4 not explain th- Ilunion
-*NDalig Xewa, which has been
putk nIne accountn of wamblnk ae-
Rev, Dobbinn urged the people t» I nmhamador.
continue their rood wort in putting j Taken up in 22 group*. they
their streets, front yards and their I treught the flyer'* total pasmengern
homes in a more prerentawe cond-iin rix day* to approximately now.
tiom, atresine the fact that thy in all. 110 flight* were made, aver-
the 01 Spanik -exinei t 5 minutes each at a speed
Trail will he the largest by far than T of 90 miles an hour and covering
it ha* ever heen Iteferenee wan I alwout 2400 mile* over Washington
made to three great conventions to ' and West Virginia
tempting to resist. it was understood
they would continue their adventur-
ous journey today. The latest indi-
orate preparations
serious damages.
DLBLIN, Irish Free State,
27.—Three Germans staking
wrgl recently toured as a good will
tivities and other cripic conditions
for which it hold* the present ad- '
ministrntion responsible.
Searching for treasures of the
earth a mile beneath the surtare in
the task being pursued by mi ientif
forces of the Him Oil company at
Although reports that he had on
Orange previous to coming- here as
a minister were not favorable. Rev.
J H Dobbins, rector of St Paul's
Episcopal church, speaking before
The last vemsel arriving was the
. ! Na Ada (orthon, a Norwegian veu-
Mr Louis LeFlane and G
Isaac nf Vinton spent Monday
Houston on buminens.
reach Reno for several
fact that, the road haa heen a long
and tedious one
Today, report* from the field were
to the effect that a very hard wub-
stance had been encountered In th*
process of coring below 300 feet.,
whi h is a bit past the one-mile post
in depth. In spite of the almeet
irresintible force of gas found with
the new pay mand, coring ha* been
going forward in this well that
peme to be attracting more atten-
tion than any other well on the en-
tire gulf eoast.
The next election of interest in
the city is that of the city board of
education, to be held on Saturday,
April 7.
There are to be three members
elected tn the board Terma of Mrs
Pacific was
1 over the
members of the Washington diplo-
matic corps and their friends, the
majority of whom represented the
I uture I ndecilrd
Lindy doesn’t know what he's go-
ing to do just yet. HI* "Spirit of
St Louis" was tuned up today at
Hollinx Field to take him whenever
and wherever his heart «lesires, but
V y.
ever, the
the United States.
State's Attorney General Oscar
Caristrom, who like the federal dis-
trict attorney Is elosely aligned with
the Deneen group within the repub-
lican f»urty, was expected to insti-
tute an investigation of his own
Under Illinois law Caristrom has
power to supercede the Mate's attor-
ney. who is Robert E. Crowe, a lead-
er in that republican faction opi on-
ing the Deneen group.
Judge Swanson and State's Attor-
future, will be among other matters
to be discussed at the next regular ,
meeting of Orange lodge No 98, K
of P . ar ording to announcement
of officials of the lodge today
it is expected there will be visitor*
here from Vinton. latke Charles,
aggravated the situation
Dam Break Feared
Reno, already partly inundated by
the rush of water from the Truckee
river, was in the path of another
four foot rise and a flood warning
was ready to be spread through the
lowlands if necessury.
This move was decided upon when
I it was learned that four feet of wa-
ter was roaring over Hora dam. *2
Beaumont, Port Arthur and other i man; Vice Prerident, S. J
the Rotary club today at ne 4 n on
the subject of "impressions of a
Newcomer," declared that hin first
and only true impression of Orange
had been a very favorable one.
“I note that your streets are -Iran
and that your front yards are in
good shape and lin just wondering
if your back yard* ire a* attractive
a* they ought to i," the spenker
raid as he reviewed the items which
Mr*. Day Seastrunk and son
Vaughn returned to their home thit
week, after an extended stay in
Houston, where Master Vaughn haJ
been taking treatment in the Baptist
sanitarium.
at- nounsd by Miss Smith at a recent
party was made by the gqvernor.
But he stood it all, and Imlay, af-
ter one of the busiest aerial acts of
hi* sensational career, he appears in
perfect health am! only wants to be
left alone to work out his own
plans.
ere rendered homeleks
Feather river went over
CHICAGO. Mar. 27—The fifth and
sixth political bombs" since Janu-
ary 26 were exploded shortly before
last midnight. One was aimed at
the home of United States Senator
Charles S. Deneed. The other was
thrown in an attempt to asaasinate
the Deneen candidate for state’s at-,
torny. Judge John A. Swanson of
the circuit court.
Senator Deneen, who had attend-
ed the funeral of the murdered Di-
amond Joe Fposito yesterday, had
Marled back to Washington His
eister,-Miss Florence Deneen, ami
a maid were alone in the house
when the bomb shattered the front
porch of the two-*too frame *trw -
ture. Windows within the block
were broken.
Twenty minutes later one of two
men in a cloned car hurded a bomb
directly at the automobile which
Judge Swanson was driving into his
garage The womb missed the rar.
exploding near the frnt of the
Swanson home and doing some dam-
lives for the honor to te the first te
span the Atlantic ocean bv alr from
east to west today waited for the
weatherman to signal their takeom
for New York
Piloted by Captain Herman Koehl,
the Junker* single motored plane
Bremen arrived at Haldonne l air-
drome here unheralded from P’erlin
last evening With the • aptnin were
Baron Ehrenfried Gunther Von Hun
feld, harker of th* flight, und Arthur
Spindler, a war flyer serving as me-
chanic.
Secrecy surrounded their hopof
for the office C’rowe now holds. The
election is two weeks from today.
Lpked With Votes
The bombings occurred on the
niht when both sides had begun
their final drive for votes by coh-
eentrating the campains in Ch-
eng:
- Judge Swanson was returning from
a political meeting in which he had
srored State’s Attorney Crow for
what he called deplorable eri roe con-
ditions when the bomb was thrown
at his rar. *
Judze Swanson blamed the bomb-
ings on "eonditions a* they exist in
Chicago.” I*aw enforcement has
been completely broken down.” he
majd. "Crooks and criminais - are
coddled and given free reign. One
can only expect what happened larst
night ”
His repblican opponent for nom-
ination. Kt ate's Attorney Crowe, said
he was uatisfied that the bombings
were done "by lenders in the De-
neen forces and done mainly 6 dis-
credit Mayor« ~ ypeon and himself.
They realize thrhey are hopelessly
defeated and in a desperate effort
to stem the tide of defeat they,nre
renortinr to these dangerous tactics.
Oners Rewarls
"I personally offer out of my pri-
vate funds a reward of 10,000 for
wallan flight fame, perhaps hest de- 1
seribes Lindbergh** paraing out of
the publie eye;
"For ten months he has been a
popular hero -but flesh and blood
can stand if no longer, e He is
thugh with crowds, through with
member of this chureh the greater on cargoes for British South Afri-
part of her Ilf* for the pnst 40 can and Mexican ports.
year* and for the past 10 yeura had ' There were upwards of 200 long-
served the church is aruist mt to । shoremen on the job this morning
the pastor. nnd In* hided in the forces were sev-
The deceased was one of the momt era I recruits from Port Arthur and
beloved characters in the history of Iake (‘harjes In order that the work
tion of men responsible
bombings. I will put
girls have a very good quartet, and
a very able tea* her. Mrs J. w. co.
ley, who trained them.
Mr. Thad Bueatud gnve hl* decla-
mation on "Patriotism which won
first plare at the rally We all
know why he won the blue ribbon
for his address was excellent.
ALBANY, N T.. Mar. 27.-Cath-
erine Smith, youngest of the gover-
nor's two daughters, is engaged to
marry Francis J. Quillinan. a mem-
ber of the state's legal staf and a
resident of New York City.
Confirmation of a report that the
engagement had been Informally an-
for the Standard Export
•’Colonel ln«bergh intens to
return to a normal life. Most or
(4507 "4
1d
0“g e
Fouthern l’acifie m«l the Sacramento
Northern, an electric system, was
for ei to suspend service to all up-
P • i lley points becnuse of the
If niiiton city. an agricultural
omnmvnity 25 mileg from Red Bluff
expected to receive the overflow
from rite Kacramento river today
with the (test expected later at Chi-
1o, Biggs, Marysville and Sacra-
He declined, however, to give more
than"the bare confirmation, al-
though newspaper accounts placed
the date of the wedding as June 9,
with the place yet undcided.
The governor's eldest daughter,
Emily, married Major John A War-
Mt K M Perry of KI Pa**, was
in Vinton Monday visiting riends
and relatives
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Mar. 27.
— Flood waters roared through nor-
thern and central California today
and western Nevada with renewe
violence, threntening the city of
Reno with further inundation and
i leaving scores of California commu-
* nities partialiy inundated, property
! toMs e-timated as high a* $500,000,
i hundreis of persons bomeleta and
1 two thud
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I WASHINOTON, Mar 27 —Acclaim-
ed as no other individual in the his-
I tory of the nation, Colonel Charles
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Continuous rain*. high winds.
here (he track
rac holastic league
that the situation was serious.
The California center of the flood
shifted momentarily from north Sac-
ramento to points in the Sacramento
valley as reports received here show-
ed scores of places inundated by the
Feather. Bear, Sacramento and Yuba
rivers
The crest of these flood waters
will not be reached for about 18
hour* at point* helow Marysville.
Flood Gates Open
At midnight the town of Biggs
was under fourteen inches of water
when the flood gates of the Hutter-
Butte canal system were opened to
rave that waterway from destruc-
held in Miami. A mjority of thore
• who journey to these* and other great
gatherings, he pad, would travel the
old Spanish Trail through Orange.
Dave Nelson, chairman of Ihr on-
to-C’orsjeana district conference com-
mittee, announced that to date sote n
metbers have signified their Inten-
tions tn go to th** (‘orsienna eonven-
fion, April 16 and 17, inelusive.
It H. Coers outline briefly the
program for hoys’ week, April 28 to
| A. lndbergh oficially withdrew
„gg -v-A-py Vlf | himself from public fodus today to
MGAHL WK N follow hi long <h* rihd pursuit of
" ali. tranHXtantie non-stop flight
ten month* ago from New York to
Paris, Landherzh had been feted and
honored continuously in world cap-
llala, and in the umaller cities of
his native country and In the hulls
The tennis Hvision nf the Inter-
scholastfe league meet was held at
Pinehurst country club yesterday af-
ternoon. with Mis* Cora Evans, prin-
eipal of the Anderson school, direct-
•Ing.
The records mad* were as follows
Boy* doubles—Orange high, 1st.
Anderson ward. 2nd
Girls doubles. Aderson high. 1st,
Orange high, 2nd
Boys singies—Orange high. 1M.
Anderson high. 2nd:
its banks flooding the west end of
that community
The L’nited States Plant Introduc-
tion Garden as well as the State
Land Colony, near Durham, were
flooded bv the waters of Butte
creek, a tributary of th- Sacramento
river Af the land colony hundreds
were forred to flee from their homes.
Towns fa dat rd
Transportation by rail and water
north of Hik ra men to was badly crip-
pled Oroville was completely shut
The only newspaper published
In Orange raemy. heart of the
East Texas Lumher, Rice and
Oil Fw*
on the executive oar and from the
I twelve nomnierw, there will be Mx •
HARBORBUSY Vinton News
Hndy I- Weary
Lleut Lester T Maitland of Ha-
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