Club and track for work Clarion THE WARREN TRIBUNE ONLY REPUBLICAN DAILY IN WARREN COUNTY CONTROLLED AND EDITED BY REPUBLICANS It IS NOT TOO LATE i To The Tribune's e il- Time entered are tht pleasant and profitable VOL NO 188 TWO EDITIONS DAILY MAY 1927 Bath Phones 412 Ave W THREE CENTS NEWS OF LINDBERGH MEAGRE i Today Farms and Machines One 8 Twins The Paris Mill Error By Arthur Brisbane Story That Flyer Had Passed Ireland Cheered By Waiting Crowd ANDREWS ARE OUSTED IN GREATEST MANY RUMORS ON PROGRESS OF LONE AIRMAN ON WAY TO PARIS The hope of the farmer is in better and more intelligent use oi it It is not alone the selling of a bushel of wheat that counts but the amount of farm time and Voor used to produce the bushel A man working with pick and shovel not afford to up and sort gold bearing gravel if it paid him iue dollars a ton average But giant dredging machines in the Valley are making millions working that pays less than twenty tents a ton Edwin J Clapp shows what is doing and will do to help solve farm and why United j States farms can compete with Euro- j pean cheap and even survive railroad freight rates On American one worker on the average produces twelve tons of i cereal In Europe one worker j daces one and one-half tons I From 1910 to American farm population increased only per while production of in- creased fifty-eight per corn per cotton seven per cattle thirty-seven per hogs e per cent The farm problem is not to be according to Mr by hip the boys on the but by the hoys go to the using more machinery on farms and itius reducing cost of production Mussolini pays especial honor to the Italian mother of sets of twins She deserves it Italy is of the fact that her population -is while that of France and some countries diminishes But is fortunate that a mother twins is an even in multiplied as mice incr war and plague would be the permanent condition of all on earth Not how but how is the important question Mr and Mrs W K Vanderbilt II j meet in to fulfill requirements of French are not and ill be divorced No trouble about re Mr Jack Pickford and Miss Marilyn Miller agree to get Paris no trouble there That mill smoothly and regularly there is a fly in the ment Former Ambassador Continued on Page BUT NOT ANY CAN BE FOR LONE FLIER NEW AMERICAN CAMPAIGN NOW GOING AT RAPID IS JAMES DORAN PARIS PREPARES GREAT WARREN TRIBUNE CIRCULATION JK MB H M A fc BIG RECEPTION EXPERIENCED AIR NAVIGATORS ARE AMAZED AT DARING Hoping For Success and Cheering at Nerve and Pluck of Flier IS POORLY EQUIPPED By THOMAS L STOKES Press Staff May naval air navigators here are marvelling today at the amazing tare of who is getting hourly nearer his goal at is if his lock has not changed Hoping for his cheering at his nerve and they yet er him a real because of his absolute disregard of all pre- cautions usually taken on such a flight as that from New York to including his lack of the tion instruments they consider essential He carries only a com- pass GETTING ALONG WELL Mrs Earl 1 who underwent an operation last Monday at the Warren General is getting along it was re- ported this afternoon Second Edition LITTLE SALESMEN GET EM IN EARLY Not two classified ads of 5 lines etch or will be run la this box the same day in addition to being run in the classified tion chauffeur or truck driver Consider anything Call 1839 office chair and files Call Bell 1099 L Thirty Hours Flying Should Put Daring Navigator Over Southern England RUMORS FLYING FAST NEW YORK May French Cable Company office in New York today issued an firmed credited to an of- source received from their office at that an airplane believed to have been that of Cap- tain Charles Lindbergh passed over at 3 p m eastern daylight savings time today Bayeux is 125 miles from Paris The Press has received nothing to indicate that bergh has reached France May at Lc Bourget Field this afternoon announced to the crowd awaiting Captain Charles Lindbergh there lhat the lone American airman had passed over County at Eastern Daylight enroute to Paris from New York The crowd burst into a loud cheer for the airman May Superintendent don of the Irish Civic Guards day reported Captain Charles have reached land be on the triumphal flight over well-marked toward Paris A broad neck of water between Ireland and England and the En- glish Channel must still be ed CHERBOURG May marine fecture received a wireless dis- patch tonight saying that a gray airplane similar to that in which Captain Charles Lindbergh was enroute from New York to had passed over at 3 p m eastern daylight time is on the southern coast of between and Exeter and on a line between the southwestern coast of Ireland and Paris From to Paris is ly 275 miles NEW May Charles at 2 p m day had been gone 30 hours on his to Paris in the ab- sence of fully confirmed reports asc to the the hoar had come when followers of the flight began to wonder There many but none could be confirmed A plane seen flying on the Irish coast was to have been but the identification marks could not be seen because it was ing too high The British Marconi company in England told the Radio tion in New York that a squad of British planes was escorting soon after New York over the British but that almost an hour still waa unconfirmed from anv source while the air ministry in London had no ad Thirty hours flying should have put Lindbergh over ern England or the lower end of the if he followed his in- tended course The papers caused ex- Shop girls and ers gasped with joy The extras sold rapidly Stores ported the erroneous news in windows NEW YORK May The Radio Corporation of America an- at p m today that the British Marconi station in England advised it that at that hour a ron of British airplanes was flying with Captain Charles Lindbergh over th English channel and expected to be in Paris in about two and one half hours The statement was made in answer to questions regarding a report that the British Marconi company had ad- vised the Radio Corporation of ca in New York that British airplanes were escorting Lindbergh across the English channel The air ministry said no orders had been given for such an escort The dispatch boat Gaston Rivier off St Briec was instructed today to watch for the passage of Captain Charles Lindbergh The naval ture warned all warships in the lish channel to be alert for the flier's appearance World's Hero Odds Against Captain bergh Decrease as Hours Speed By DEMONSTRATION WILL DEPEND ON CONDITION Publication of Names of Wor kers Heralds Real Start of Enthusiastic Race With Many Candidates After Subscriptions STILL PLENTY OF TIME FOR LATE BEGINNERS TO ENTER THE CONTEST AND COP FINE PRIZES Every American in Paris Will Be Given Ticket to Flying Field CAPT CHARLES LINDBERGH Here's Capt idolized by to flv from Nev It oik to is the received The and reported by feature services be his best PLUCKY MOTHER PRAYS FOR SAFETY OF INTREPID YOUTH Traditional Family Reserve is Unshaken by Exploit of Captain May a sent gasped Mrs Evangeline Lodge mother of the pid when informed by the ed Press this morning her son's ship probably had been sighted 200 miles from the Irish coast hope it's true You my boy could Mrs Lindbergh had just arisen when the news was phoned to her is the most comforting sage I could think she said means much to so much more to my By MARBEN GRAHAM United Press Staff Correspondent May hours of nerve waiting while her ploughed his way to a living or dead heroism has not upset that traditional family reserve of the plucky little Mrs Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh At seven o'clock this just the hour when first ened the nose of his plane for Paris Mrs Lindbergh was ing restfully It was Saturday and no class for her to instruct So she just naturally took the little extra bit of sleep She was reported to have re- tired around ten o'clock last having heard that her boy already had left behind the last bit of land and was now in the mercy of the elements and the gaping ocean no cool as By A L BRADFORD United Press Staff Correspondent Mav against Cap- tain Charles Lindbergh in his effort to fly from New-York to Paris were de- this and the crowd continued to grow at Le Bourget the lone airman scheduled to The mostly had in- creased to by late afternoon and was constantly being added to by arrivals The first quoted at 10 to 1 against went to 8 to 1 and finally 7 to 1 this afternoon New arriving from Paris with the latest extra editions of newspapers relating reports and developments sold out as rapidly as they appealed Two sets of plans for his his condition when he the j who will have hours with only two hours sleep if reaches is not he will be the guest of honor at of 35 leading members of the American col- ony and a few high French ment officials The dinner will be held at a little hotel the field The chief of the meteorological vice at Le Bourget told the United Press that Lindbergh could not have chosen a more ideal moment at any time in the past month The weather service reported no rain along supposed course It was expected Lindbergh would arrive here from New York between 7 and 9 p French light that would be between 2 and 4 p eastern daylight time Having recovered from the first shock of amazement that any man would attempt what Lindbergh was expected to achieve American residents in Paris from General John J Pershing down to the flapper ists were rooting for him to sandwiches Jn his plane and only a coupla hours sleep before he exclaimed a youth of American environment That more or less suggests the at- of Paris in general toward the unassuming daring of Lindbergh Did anyone want to bet that bergh wouldn't sleep in Paris the bet was made Did anyone want to drink a toast to the lonely and to his the toast was drunk Did anyone think that guy didn't have all nerve in the world the thinker of such profane thoughts was cursed with abysmal misunderstanding of men And the Americans celebrate A H They're off in bunch The ing gun was fired Friday in The Tri- bune great prize campaign in which in valuable are to be given away absolutely when the names of the live hustlers nominated as candidates in the campaign were published for the time From this time this gieat is going to hold the center of interest lor sands of the for every family 111 Wairen and vicinity have one or more friends in the and all ill be watching how they started Tile list of candidates wll appear in every issue of The for seven weeks and many changes in the standing will take place Those at the top one- day be among the lower candidates the next issue Every one be liusy on the special vote offer given from week to and no laggards will last long in the list There is a deal jf satisfaction Enforcement Policies of Old Administration to be ried Out to Letter LOWMAN OYNEW YORK FOR TREASURY POST Other Changes in Personnel Are Expected Within Next Few Days S L lilted Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON May In every campaign are to be policies hud down fund candidates w ho make a big Assistant Secretary of L in counted i the winners at the close anil up in the list from day day Even if there were not such fabulous rewards at the mere pleasure of one's name up among the leaders would prove most thrilling But when some candidate is Lo be freely the key to a car at the close and then the heart has been ed and the and then well wishing friends are to pas some breathless and the closing day of the campaign telling fantastic stones of how many they have secured or how votes they in etc Their idea is to scale out the other candidates for question there arc some of whom the dates are actually ah did To such un- sportsmanlike methods there should be one namely arc a but you can't bluff Never pet discouraged 01 down Continued on BLUE AND WHITE TAKES TWO FIRSTS AT CLARION FRIDAY Cup For Winners of Greatest Number of Points Brought Back to Warren MANY FROM THIS CITY IS GRATEFUL FOR AID IN DISTRESS Amid Sorrow of Burying Dead Village Pauses to Note Appreciation PEOPLE STILL STUNNED Warren High took two first boys quartet and glee club taking top honors the Blue and Whim girls plaed thud in glee club singing fey EATON United Press Correspondent Mich May 21 the sorrow of burying its 44 the village of Bath paused today to give an official thought to the manner in in competition with other high schools at Clarion State Normal school at its plight had touched the heait n i of Michigan and as a result i t I the boaid of education of the of the fine showing of local students Bath consolidated school read a his They would Cables of congratulations to began arriving early today at i.e Bourget Field They came from the United States General Pershing at the tel and Ambassador Herrick at the embassy were informed of ments by the United Press The indications were that if he will receive an almost unprecedented welcome a marvelled her i Every American in Paris who de- John C president of the De- to see Lindbergh's arri a cup for the winners of uie est number of in Uie festival was won by Warren The championship loving cup ed Warren at Clarion back to Warren night and nou on display at Merle Graham's will be forwarded winners of events at a later date The boys quartet was composed of Everett Earl Richard and Charles the taking the place of Donald who obliged to resign on account of his being a member of the bach which has the ment at Conneaut Lake this summer Oil City High under the direction of Harland C took first place in that number while Youngsville was adjudged second with Clearfield placing third In the girls trio Apollo carried off first and third The Girls Glee club of Ridgway won place in that contest with j DuBois and Warren third The trophy for the latter contest was a challenge which Ridgway has won i for the third time and will now keep The judges of the contest M J Reported at Claude director of music department of public in- William superintendent of burgh public Dr Charles director of visual de- of public unanimously adopted in ship our most heartfelt thanks to those who have so nobly assisted us in houi of our dis- II was the statement from the authorities confronted by the all but hopeless task of restoring a community of 300 inhabitants the maniacal dynamiting of school me communication was signed by the members of the board The name of Andrew P was missing from the ment It was Kehoe who plunged the village into unparalleled ing by hh mad act cf last day Kehoe was treasurer of the and a glance at the accords revealed that at the last ular meeting as made the motion to adjourn COLUMBIA HELD UP BY ADVERSE WINDS ca Plane May Hop Off Sunday T v v 01 N May 21 i C Andrews dry will be earned out to the letter by Dr Jami's M new federal lion commissioner IV Dot an told the United Press to day would be nn change in polj cy of the prohibition machine Tin dry organization will concentrate or soui ces ol supply and commercialized m he said Tn the greatest prohibition shake uj in Dr Doran was made ica's diy over Roy A who was the League for the com- Andrews his treasury effective August ami will be succeeded by Seymour former Lieutenant of New York Lowman no carry the burden shouldered by An as of the Treasnvj Mellon has full authority tr Dr Doran to handle all The deci- sion will m all cases be final Secretary Mellon An- drews on his success Other changes in personnel arc ex- peeled to be made within a few days Several of and H K Weeks federal wine aie expected to resign is looking for a job paying more than a year paid to an assistant secretary of the He has under tion a position as general manager ot the association against which has had several with the League Lowman was born October 1868 in Chomung N Y lie educated for law and after admission to the bar became interested in ness He is now -a contractor at N Y serving as city chamberlain at for seven Lowman was elected to a two year term in the state assembly and from there went to the state senate for a six year term In he was elected tenant governor of the state and served two years under Governor Miller Lowman is the leader of the dry of the Republican party in hi's section of New York He has one son and four daughters Dr a headed rose from the ranks ty years ago he entered government service and gradually worked his way up to head of the technical division of the prohibition bureau Andrews the Doran team will make prohibition go forward to final victory He de- scribed both men as who have sound judgment and common sense The campaigning ed by and the enf 01 cement program invoked by An- will now be supplanted by uine business put into effect by a small town contractor and a troit council and acting mavor of be given a ticket to Bourget lit J Won I the fes LUC government it -A flurry of excitement was caused is stated here early today when it was ed the Bellanca plane would The dry machine be ed to Lowman and Doran on called a con- for that lieutenants start for Paris at dawn The Weather Guess taking part from Warren been a member of pailiament Mrs Lindbergh moved to was France be- ta in the with her He served in congress as a j from 1907 to 1917 ing his Mrs Lindbergh moved j back to Detroit in 1925 and took up her duties as a chemistry teacher in Cass Technical high school SHILOH DRUMMER BOY IS DEAD AT FRANKLIN of the Girls After mechanics had worked for an Glee Kenneth on the it announced of the Chase the flight had been postponed because j of the Boys Glee and P W M averse superintendent 01 She lives here with her C 1 L is a chemistry Jnc j May ies suffered when she fell on floor of her home last December caused the death today of Mrs Sarah 80 Mav P Boy who at 14 years of age was fighting i Hie Urion Army in thp dead John E Butler died last night at the age of 78 He was Franklin's youngest Civil War and until seized with his last had been actively engaged in business SELLS TWO May 21 and boon uil to ark dub of it ioda n of Si It was at the field today that the plane might take otf morning Commander Richard Fokker America given a short test this and it was it might be with its full i d of later in the Its pilots have planned the full j several but each mm haa been postponed Western Generally fair and warmer tonight and Sunday OBSERVATION LOCAL 8 a 2 p river 3 no sun sets at sun sets at sun rises at sets