Hutchinson News (Newspaper) - September 5, 1925, Hutchinson, Kansas READ NEWS WANT AIM EVERY THE HUTCHINSON NEWS FINAL EDITION VOL Established July SEPTEMBER 1925 TWENTY 55 COOLER WEATHER IN SIGHT AFTER HEAT MARKS GO Entire Middle in Abnormal RAIN IN SOME PUCES to Property When Hail and Wind Accompany Moisture in Places Babe in Wash Boiler on Lighted Burner Edith placed her six weeks old son In a she had tilled with water and lighted a tire Under it at her home Several hours later the Womans husband the child Lane Is held atthe jail pending an examina tion Ot her mental Sept Kansas brow today and bowed to For the last sunflower sun shine state It you the hottest temperatures In America Fort Scott took days Friday with while the mercury played about 100 level in a dozen other were to go by the board says IX weather will be and Traces of rain fell yester dayat Dodge City and and was a bit I SEES HOPE OF FINDING LOST PLANE Navy Department Geti Mes sage of Hope From Com mander OFFICIALS START INVESTIGATION OF CRASH Porte Are WHEN BLIMP CRASHED LAST BODY IS SHIPPED of Disaster Will Be Buried at and Home Connor Promisee Some relief the oppressive heat ot the past week was promised lor Missouri and Kan MS by PJ meteorologist here A cooling breeze from the north I west tonight probably will lower the temperature here by 12 Connor Possibility is Out In where the wind gets a good sweep across the level the thermometers nave stood well above the century mark nearly a In the state claims to have suffered the hottest weather in the country all this zephyrs seeping out of the Canadi an northwest today were forecast as a vanguard of the stormy forces of Jupiter bringing sur within a day or of the scorching grasp ot Old Sol on the middle west lower lake region and tho A foretaste of the long awaited came when more than a month of was broken by a quarter Inch rain High winds and hall accompanied a in causing damage of while damage of occurred near Chippewa In an rtec trie storm following a heat Mercury To New But elsewhere temperatures above the hundred mark broke weather bureau records of In southern re ported B maximum ot with a close second with Most of except parts touch ed by was Shel don experienced 106 for several hours Des lvalues high est was with one serious Prostration and others of a minor nature there and elsewhere In the I Schools were dismissed yester day In Omaha because of 100 de gree heat and Springfield and youngsters also had a ther registered Welli Going wells In rural sec tions Kentucky are a cause ot Farmers In sections of the Illinois corn facing a similar are resorting to San Captain Stanford Moses anal which gava rise to hopes that the 1 would be was on the situation as existed It was stated at the ot the flight commander ot the searching planes and to find trace of the missing after so long a search 01 the vicinity where a mine sweeper reported seeing has served to dampen hopes ot flight officials As the hours pass the chance ot finding Commander Rodgers his crow alive decreases and while the search will not be relaxed even tor a It will be conducted with hearts than hereto Even under the most favor able conditions the plight of the men would ha serious If their winged vessel has been buffeted about for tiva It was pointed out None water from distant creeks to replenish and cisterns and Except In 8t Louis whew the fourth death during the torrid wave was recorded the area singularly has free of i The mercury In yester day climbed 28 degrees lu hours to No relief for several cast for have been cloudless since Kansas with a 81 degree maxl mum yesterday or more Tomorrow will be observed aa a day of fasting and prayer In South Carolina for relief from heat and drought as a result ot a proclama tion by McLeod Mark A temperature ot 10J was reported the University of Kansas ai noon temperature of 100 was reached on thermometer at 2 oclock this Fort Scot Hottest Port The temperature here at noon to day was Rain In Butler El Sept the mercury soaring above the hundred the drought that baa visited this tion In several continued toi decrease tho available water sup ply Loss than eight inches o rain nun fallen here since Crops are badly tha coun pastures are up and the supply of water Is in a number of nearby This la particularly true In tha grazing A 8CENEOF DISASTER will take up with the attorney general toe ot vandalism at the scene o Qu 1 of DM The hope now Is that the lost plane may have drifted into some cove or have been beached on some reef or Island In the region ot the Isle of It Is the 18 de dispatched from at which port they had re turning from the Australian would be In the searching zone by Sept Stanford com manding the Hawaiian flight pro reported to the navy depart ment today an analysis of the situation gives reason to hope for the recovery today of Commander Rodgers and the missing seaplane work of wresting from tho stubborn silent tropical sea Its precious sec the whereabouts of the mis sing seaplane 1 was under way today with renewed Eighteen destroyers were teg towards the scene by breaking away from the fleet detachment re turning from the From the the airplane carried with a cargo ot scout planes aboard was cruising to the vicinity where search was being carried on for the missing plane which was a victim ot fuel shortage while on a nonstop flight from San Francisco to Honolulu days With the patrol base at a new base for air planes will 11 put in operation on the westernmost Island of thai which is inhabited by many inaccessible coves which may provide a new searching ground for those in quest ot the missing bird men Sept that the missing naval seaplane had been discovered and waa being towed to were dissipated last night when It was discovered thaka plane being tow ed by a sampan was a patrol air craft from Pearl Harbor which had made a forced landing oft Mora tin Is produced in Alaska than In all the United States com Sept It waa definitely determined this morning that the giant dirigible buckled In mid air and separated In parts before falling to the Witnesses ot the told their stories officially today to the board of headed by Captain George Washington commandant of the Lakehurst naval air who arrived this Four of the fire witnesses exam ined told ot seeing tha daughter of the stars buckle and hump In the middle and two sec A filth said to hm that the sagged in the center and There was no testimony to substantiate reports hat the dirigible struck the ground ot trees before breaking the witnesses told of having seen the Shenandoah break In more than It la as by the naval authorities that tha middle about 40 fell from the rear section as It settled to the ground after be severed by the elements from the There never has been any question that the nose and rear sections brushed trees while free ballooning across Sept The much sought barograph and records from the Shenandoah been found and may aid the naval authorities in determining the cause of the The barograph was located at Cambridge and the log sheets there a short dis tance were fn the hands of souvenir The authorities have not had time as yet to check up the reading on the barograph The record Is to be photographed and enlarged so that can more easily determine the alti tude during the storm and before the Official SUrt Inquiry Captain George commanding officer of the Lakehurst naval arrived here at He Immediately set out with Commander Jacob and other Lakehurst officials to visit the scene of the wreck of The record will show air atmospheric moisture and From tha graph drawn on the automatic drum by a moving It will be possible also to compute how rapidly the rose In the buffeting of the storm before the buckling If found Captain Steele and the other Lakehurst officials will follow overland the path taken by the drifting prow of the ship after It left the aft they as they Should they be obliged to climb hills and cross Most ot the day may be consumed In the LAST OF SHENANDOAH VICTIMS STARTED Bella Valley gava up the last of her Shenandoah dead Fully realizing the duty thrust so suddenly upon the 500 quiet folks of tha village sought to bar morbidly and other Wise to maintain reverence tor the 14 victims ot the dirigibles final clash with the elements which Continued On Ryan To Advertise State MITCHELL FLAYS ARMY AND NAVY IN t t Criminal Negligence Caused Two He EXPECTS IMPRISONMENT Stormy Petrel of Air Service Says Other Flyers Intimi dated Into Heres closeup picture of the of the giant taken shortly after it crashed to the ground near early Thursday resulting in the death of 14 The steel girders and network of steel supports were Scores of farmers and seen in the rushed to the scene of disaster and assisted in disentangling the dead anft the This exclusive rushed to this city by air plane and fast mall through arrangements made by NEA Service and The Hutchinson NINE BLOCKS OF SOUTHERN CITY ARE LAID WASTE More Than Reault of Fire Aided By Broken Water Sept Nine city embracing more than 250 dwellings In which lived more than were levelled here last night and early today by a fire which broke out shortly after some mighty force had wrecked tl a city water mains In three Property loss waa estimated early today at upwards of exclusive ot losses by public utili Six Are Three blocks of tha area were occupied by home of while the remaining six extended up to tha business housed poorer persons and Brick Laying Derby to Settle American Title Six persona wera two WEATHER fair and cooler Pair tonight Sunday partly cloudy probably showers slightly 4 P 5 I 10 1 M i Maximum 4 I II Noon I 97 Oklahoma Sept brick the first of Its kind ever held in this section of the country and perhaps the first held In the mak manufacturers supply tho This announcement woe made Friday by a local construc tion company a road from to Three men have already fied their intention of contesting for the title of champion brick lay er of the United Efforts are being made to secure a whose claim to the crown recently brought challenges from the The problem of obtaining suffi cient brick to keep three expert layers busy is no small The average sized freight car will con tain approximately brick and as each ot the trio claims a record of more than and one with other sible entrants brick plants also may be called to extend them The three announced contestants are Swede of Ok lahoma and Slim Peterson from Arkansas each ot whom avers he can put more than brick in place in eight and Tony Glassco of who claims a record of An attempt Is being made to have James Brown of Kansas claim ot started the No definite rules have been made for the contest and no entry fee will be Each contestant must furnish his own crew of help even These twenty workmen must keep the brick moving to the single a wheel barrow or similar receptacle ot material on each in a stooping grabs brick from their location on each slightly to the and his speed Is gauged only by the movement of his hands if the sup ply of material holds A purse of will be the winner to take the re mainder to be divided among those In the AMATEUR TITLE AGAIN CAPTURED BY BOBBY JONES Georgian Beats Neighbor for Ends on 29th Sept fund ot to tell tha about started by Frank secretary ot when he offered today and asked chambers ot commerce over the state to swell the fund hundred Ryans plan Is to advertise western Kansas In the eastern No place can boast tha no place can raise the no place can offer tha vantages of natural ad he He SWEET PENSIVE UTtlE HER BUT SHES EXPENSIVE wants to build up the population of tha western where laid is and start a land VALENTINO TO FOLLOW WINIFRED TO FRANCE Sept Latin lover ot the who recently an he and Valentino had decided to enjoy a marital vaca let It be known today that he Plans to sail In two weeks for known pro as already Is to FRESHMAN AT LAWRENCE TOR ADMISSION Incoming freshman thronged tha University of Kansas campus today to take the psychological testa re quired of all tint year Registration of upper class men and enrollment of freshmen will take place Regular clam wort win The fire originated in the bath room of the home ot a barber and whipped by the heaviest night wind in many quickly got beyond Flimsy structures in Its path were pulled down and hundreds ot persona formed bucket In an effort to the rushing tide of Had to Repair For five the city was left virtually at the mercy ot the tire until finally breaks In the mains wera repaired and water pressure was Tha fire started In a house own ed by a former fire department chief and across the street from a fire In the water mains remained unexplained early One theory waa that they were caused by dynamite In nearby Are you Insured H better see the Agency T Boy Bandits Are Captured Three armed who last night bald up and robbed Blair trocar of and then escaped In a motor were captured here early today by Sene ca Tha all apparently about 21 years old gava tha names of Rich ard Albert and Kenneth Their motor car bora Illinois license plata of 1935 The youths were arrested on BUS when they stopped here for Each was dressed In over alls and had approximately apiece STOCKMEN NOT TO GET LOWER FREIGHT RATES Reports Than is livestock OKLAHOMA IS DENIED NEW TRIAL j Bept Captain Okla homa two weeks ago by a Jury to years in the penitentiary on a man slaughter tor the shooting ot Charles Dallas night wai denied trial hem today by judge a X t that rates between points in territory served by western and pacific groups of Includ Illinois and be found not was made to the Interstate commerce cony mission today by Examiner Wil liam His report held that the rates now charged are be low the actual cost of service by tha Tha examiner also recommended present rates on livestock In sev eral southwestern districts on tho ground that they are not unreason The complaints were mado by the American National Live stock Association and others against the Topeka ant Santa Fa Railway and Southwest ern Carriers in tha complaints charged that ratea on hogs sheep goats from points In Oklahoma and Texas to Oklahoma City were as were rates on stock cattle from Okla homa and Texas points to Mis river cities and points In and Nebraska Ratea on cattle from Texas to Kansas points wera protested as unjustly discriminatory and n violation ot tha long and shor provisions ot the commerce while rates on live stock from points In Mis Wiscon South Dakota an part of to wera alleged to be an unduly prejudicial Wetka outlook for tha weak Monday Upper Mississippi and tower Ml at of scattered showers agal during the latter tempera tares near or below normal firs halt and warmar Moond halt NATIONAL LEAGUE Giants Win contest replete with hits and the Giants came out on top The final score out contest was 14 to 10 In avor ot the At R H E York 032 17 6 410 Oil 14 2 Dean and Snyder Couch nd Pirates Overcome Early Tha Pirates overcame a ead in the first Inning to o 6 from the Cardinals TODAYS GAMES Bobby tha Invincible golfer from retained his national amateur crown here this afternoon when ha overwhelmed the young Watts also a resident of the Georgia The match ended on the 29th green when Bobby put down a pretty putt tor a par He was eight with seven holes to At Louis 000 5 11 2 Pittsburgh 6 IV 2 Dick Dyer OFarrell Pitts and Bobby Jones ot Atlanta was well on his way to his second succes sive national amateur today when he led Watts his youthful fellow by four up at the end of tho morn Ing round of 18 Jones shot a two under to gain his hold him square at the aided ma by an eagle three at the Both shot batter than par for the first Bobby having u 36 and Gunn the turn Gunn gained a hole advantage at the tenth when Bobby missed a putt ot ten teet after chipping from the They halved the eleventh nno but on the short thirteenth the champion squared the match with a part hree as had trou ble In coming out of a deep A birdie throe added another for Bobby at the his sec ond dropping twenty feet from the pin to be followed by a sensational putt He picked up the fifteenth his opponent hooked across a road to rough and had to shoot over the The shot landed in a At the home green Jones took his lead of four because Gunn again wandered Into the deep traps with a missed In the pit and finally reached the green In Jonas played the hole in Claims Ford Took His Payment Idea San that he will be under military arrest hy of what he William nlr officer of tho elgh corps nren HS chief of the tr day Issued a Ing the war department cml h department li i with the disaster which befall th and lie losi nf seaplane PNJ on ed hop to The statement Issued nfti mature and shui the terrible tn to find out To quote from the Criminal The accidents are thn re sult of I almost administration of the fenne hy and navy depart ho Charging that both the army navy departments have gom tc the utmost lengths to keep the development ot nn to maintain aeronautics as a part of tho Mitchell said that all cles are directed by nonflying u fleers who know nothing and that lives of are being used merely as us In their Bull Ooze All The stormy petrol of the air service took a direct slap nt department for tho treatment corded when he said The airmen bluffed and ao that dare not tell the full well that they will he deprive of their future Bent the moat out of tho way places lo prevent their telling tho and deprived of all chances fnr ml unless they subscribe to the dictates of their nonflying bureaucratic Colonel Mitchell asserted thru the conduct of the war and navy departments has been so disgust ing lu the last tow years as to make any self respecting officer ashamed of tho cloth he Carry Fight to Colonel Mitchell tlint the determination ot tho ot the flying service to place thu Issue squarely up to congress and the people dates from the ot Lieutenant and tn the dilapidated airplanes during last Octobers air This was he an arrangement between the army and the that the navy should take the races one year and that the army should take them the next thereby equalizing pro not The recent of the fleet lu the Pacific are declared to have been nothing morn than a parade of our to have cost from fifty million to eighty million which de the futility of He declares that In war the fleet to tha pines would have been constantly besot by submarines and that if any vessels survived tho ine crossed tho ocean ana came within hundreds of miles ot the hostile they Da Vanca Beats Sept Brooklyn Robins took todays first B tu Vance was Invincible after the game got well First Game Brooklyn 010 13 1 Boston 8 0 Vance and Deberry Kamp and First game R H B Cincinnati 000 C 1 Chicago 0 Mays and Hargrave Kaufman and Sept Ed ward Moore today filed suit against the Ford Motor alleging that It was deliberately and consciously infringing and un lawfully converting to Us own use his weekly payment plan for pur chasing v Moore alleges that the Fort Company used his plan without authorization from him and asked for an Injunction to cease the un authorized use ofthe as well as a full accounting of all profits AMERICAN LEAGUE Hoyt Blanks New Sept Yankees shut out tha Athletics S to 0 here aided by tha pitching ot who allowed but scattered The score Philadelphia 000 000 6 1 New York 100 10 p Hoyt and WEATHER AND ROADS Kansas roads roads roads roads roads Arkansas City roads roads roads road Garden Dodge Continued on Page Two Asks From Estate of a Friend Fort Orlando widow of the late Judge former post master here and prominent this afternoon tiled suit against the executors ot the will ot the late Charles demanding of his estate or alleging liar bison had promised tn leave liar that share of bin estate In con sideration of a friendship that hud developed and continued Judge Cheneys The petition alleges that It was understood be tween them that out of respect to a promise made to lila deceased wife that ho would not that they should not but that their friendship should The petition al leges that Harbison wag a dally caller at Cheneys The Harbison aside from of bequests mado to rela was lett to the board ot trus tees of the general assembly Presbyterian The was appraised at about FIND HUMAN SKULL IN THEATRE Kansas Sept Workmen today a human skull in tha of the historic Gluts destroyed by plosion and tire two olies from the tha
