Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - November 16, 1928, Zanesville, Ohio Myers Y Cooper Expects to Make Good All Pledges of Program On Which He Was Always First THE TIMES RECORDER Always Fair VOL XLIV NO 274 OHIO FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16 1928 and Saturday cooler BLAME OFFICERS AND CREW FOR LIVES LOST IN SHIPWRECK Brilliant Newspaper Man Is Called From Life in Prime of His Useful Career SUMMONS BY JOSEPH R DOWNS SURE EDITOR OF B S 1 CAE rtS INET Joseph R Downs toon in Good Samaritan B victory luncheon fce held at the iate home aas March 13 1872 at vYe to make gt avenue 3 o'clock Saturday Her Lee paster o Central of O was of a ood and we responsibility he church the family Cooper said he believed the and is Republican It was he was vet a student co-operate with hira Mr Downs was an active high school thai Mr j cooper virtually admitted he be- ne Sa charge of the services Downs entered the new upon two Charles A Joaes of Colus end interment will ce in an apprentice in the of the and Harry D and at because 01 a breakdown laj Mr Downs engaged in was silent ou ne health For past few weeks he caper at Atlantic la aao he release news of was in a critical at Fort Worth where he he 1 when he comes to Columbus spend newspaper of aao loses orje of Its most highly gifted exponents for his in his life's was beyond re- sander and boats of friends with n j aip of brothers ana R and with trie o the and traditions o in keening with the if the ne told Cooper is expected to reorganize co about 1919 he commission the state wnom came is rhe of editor and busy life are deeply grieved unai a months nis demise when 11 forced to Cooper praised hit and said Associates In the offices of the active duties on tne was never so as now Publishing company where naper I Ee voiced the that repeal he was honored as a co-worker the recent reorganization ot i often is more effective beiter than in their sympathy the Co e-v legislation and I hope to see the loss of a true friend i was to the position present laws repealed Through ins long association of publisher of The Signal succeed-! the Signal ae became c V Gibson In that capacity i the state and among Having devoted the oest years his lue to interests ci The constant touch witn j of the day and st as also of the most active men in j crane politics in the county never aspiring to public office Ee held an as license commissioner here lor several i years and was a director of FIR MO HILL TOi OTE ILL Win CHARGE GROSS BRUTALITY INEFFICIENCY Smith of OJ Miss Mi aad J O of Keti Jersey Injured at 2 o'clock NEW YORK Nov 15 1 of the foundered steamer a parlor ca: the Monday mousing States thai A man I knew a pugilist m bus on the bound lines with a coal truck arid overturned In the disaster was marked by entire a on the National about nine miles west of this city lack that neither aor mca Tie injured persons were emergency and chat lives were to the or Dr Martin flt by rotting lifeboats dramatic moments of Use afternoon In broken English he described tlis confusion on the slanting elect of came up to me and things are getting bad I just saw an officer pull a gun on a negro seaman and the negro grabbed the gun and threw It Into the common Quiros said have sent S for treatment libs Smith was Ko OBe knew to handle o S from the more than 13 ed for lacerations oa the right When the distress signal was at last hours earlier than Captain Carey knee and Johnson had the sent out hours late they said the back 01 his hand cut bv glass crew mas left to Its devices and were able to resume their trip neither were told to Dayton alter don life bells nor given anv assistance The driver of the parlor car bus jn getting to the lifeboats reported to be Anderson Columbus told Sheriff A last ne was going were ordered out of boats on Its oxer a bans The e bailed out Two witnesses truck lost one wheel la the crash Passengers numbering 16 extricated themselves from tnc wreck and told of gaping in the boats one that women and children were put Into i beat that had a nole six though all had been shaken up Inches across in its side mail and woman were tne only None of anv jeers except tne captain on deck while The big bus was damaged making vain attempts the crash It was a new to launch the boats There one and making its first run hearsay report of pn individual in- day afternoon The bus of mutiny In which an through Zanesville at o'clock In was said to have drawn a pistol which tsie The sheriff and uis deputies were called to the scene to clear traffic lanes after the crash Sorae of the passengers left the scene of the a negro member of the wrenched from his aad threw overboard survivors testified at the ing session of the federal Inquiry be fore United States Commissioner did Started With List Quiros testified that even i left the harbor Saturday the Vestris was listing Friends wao saw him off he asserted warned him against the boat saying it was one of worst m the service Wallace Sinclair one oJ the ess witnesses said that tha In his were in a cannister rusted that nobody could get St open until a negro seaman finally chopped 1C ooen with a No of tne crew In that ne J ed fenew where the flares were Wft f had to find them he said and we did aad finally got them out ol cannister half broke cf Leipzig many told how the ship lurched fore the storm that it almost as soon as It got to sea Helpless Ones Abandoned Walter Spits a man Berne Switzerland testified In G -nan through an interpreter It in other busses while O'Neil conducted by United returned to to wait for Attorney Charles Tuttle and The acknowledges its great loss In the passing of Joseph R Downs When tlie newspapers of were consolidates into tms company ten years ago Mr DOT us came to us with The Signal of which he bad He could hate gone to Nov Hoover was im- aaersetl in the work of for his trip to Souta America today and laid It aslae only to receive some of tne v.eil who callea upon hira Among these was a Delegation of classmates of the president-elect at Stanford university in 1895 County society In which organization he a v erj Cal active Interest Mr was in fie of tne of tae CLEVELAND O Kov beea the editor and cf Aere accidental shootings and to conduct witn the snooting aid wounding of 15 brilliancy until his last Illness Even persons was the toll of the first day fce was la touch with of tne and pheasant church anc served as president of that fcr two during the great He was wita Loace F A M other Another caller the day was He asso was a member of Sprinkle pheasant season in today of deatns resulted from beart 01 by ment Tos Edgar IT of Lima accidentally shot by ais father Homer E Hull of B P O and was in who called to convey his the interest of the la tins city Hull traversed the Surviving Mr are the wife route South America a Miss Clara Caurch of this or so ago as the president-elect rre having ceen of a commission to study and aid in the promotion eood reads on the southern con- In addition to discussing trie American Hull talked to iir Hoover for some ard the posed St Lawrence outlet from tae to the Atlantic Hoover deatt with t several of his both projects arid for a system of waterways as one element in eral farm relief program outlined Hiss in ass acceptance again in West Fred D Meister died from ounds the Dr George W Woods 64 bus died of heart disease while a D Downs and two SiEters j Ezra 45 Gallipolis died Lewis 01 D disease waile hunting aad Mrs George Curtis of Denver ne are those in charge never losing inter- knowledge their indebtedness to Joe Downs for starting them right In the of the Zanesville Signal Mr Downs loved Zanesville and Zanesville people Ke had many and flattering Irons newspaper publishers In metropolitan other Strict enforcement of the one-hour largest cities of the country where has been started by i of Police Joseph Petet arid the position on great newspapers will be est In his life's work until the last and publish The Zanesville was gone Is is no of goofi men when we say that Joseph B Downs was the best paper man Zanesville has produced entire ted for he the law if persist In disobeying the nances tie chief declared Several patrolmen will fee started on the new against those who con- in disobeying the parking was his jov and pride His with respect to Main street loyalty anc devotion to the tne side streets downtown and more wiU be placed n this work if of The Signal from first to last have won him wider renown but he preferred to remain with his less friends In Zanesville and to perfect It was only equaled bj loyalty to his friends and to the Ee had the proverbial cose for community in which ne lived Every with which he a of worth-while movement for the His was at m h 33 of Manchester and when the end came arid iis Aadison Day 65 and Alfred are new enroute to this expression and description that ithe envy of us all He had a knowledge of people conditions i antecedents and relationships so Fun was removed to serai home South Fifth to j fatner I 22 both of Washington Court House essary to the conduct or a killed Sprinkle who was until Friday noca It r hunting asm strock the butt will be to the home n H t T I P i these matters in: Lj L t I j U H en- Q I I U M cf his shotgun against tree to j s dog The gun was and tae received the full charge the face ROuSh was seriously injured when of Zanesville during three decades has assistants Today's witnesses were all passengers beginning with Frederick Puppe whose wife and baby were lost when the ship sank and ending with Carles chancellor of the Argentine consulate general at Washington morrow officers and members of the crew of the will be called Tuttle told reporters at the close of session that he was not sure about the jurisdiction of United States courts in the matter the being a British ship buc added that he was little thought to jurisdiction To HolB Accountable What I fine out he said whether charges are true that American citizens have lost their lives at sea through negligence If body's negligence has cost the lives of American citizens those people will be called to account by this office Well talk about Jurisdiction later The first and most dramatic ness was Puppe In a broken voice Puppe told how he stood with his necessary to a respect for the baoy oa the sharply sloping i parking law on Main street and an side st rules on side streets C he who told of seeing a great in one of the boats Into which f ea and children were placed hole was knocked In the boat said while tie crew was getting 16 J loose preparatory to lowering it- the women and children were put anyway and then left swinging la the davits no he said paying any attention to them until sank and carried them down writh It himself got Into boat to the guards and as It was being lowered it turned over and were hurlett into the Witn the close of the tourist season coming wita the first cola weather which permitted because of tourist traffic will be stopped and those who persist In parking cars all dav on the side streets and several hours at a stretch on Main street had the support of his trenchant pen and he has tbe be stopped for good in this community 13 probably unequaled by any other in ys are coming and tory and successful dividual i The come the prospects of all-day i Ire tie streets and In the anot parking on leys of the and the proper en- was thoroughly conversant with the To his family and relatives we Jaw n the prompt civic religious educational tend the sympathy of tne nuisance in deck of the Vestris Monday forenoon and scanned the horizon for the steamers we were absolutely sure must have ocen called to our help Suddenly though no ders and though no officers were in he said the crew began to take down the lifeboats You could see tnat none of them had ever even to lower a before They ronl one boat to another om o-e aad putting them another I didn't realise whet this meant out later I discovered At when we were out in tne lifeboat we saw that there were In some of the boats and political environment and loss than ours for he wasj a-e permitted enough wet lies of Ohio His husband son time in tlie oa Main j I realized what It mean an owl causing his gun to INDON Ncv weve torn from his right 11 j bv charge at a rabbit on the important events o and brother who that Hams ius hunting com- tha always kindly vras at home and centers great aad satisfaction to his 11 the breast But our relationship reading public y was injured when he Sred as i with Mr Downs has been so close that street and business men are to on the side streets men taking things from and putting them Into conditions is general In the selection of h s we can understand aad appreciate asj his judgment was almost He could a comer as loss the depth ol sorrow the to friends to join them Drunk LOST IN JO LONDON Nor Brit- am a grief over the in the disaster was deepened today by another tragedy which cost 17 lives and wiped male population of Kye Harbor oa the Sussex coast The dead are 14 men ot the lar crew of the Rye volunteers The entire company ished in a gallant pt duty In an effort to bring eld to ft vessel In distress off their To make taa tragedy even more poignant the lifeboat was swamped by huge seas within sight ol the mothers wives and sisters of the men Terrific seas and a gale prevailed in the Channel when the Bye crew their boat to go to aid cf the steamer Alice Scarcely was the little boat whea it was learned oa shore that the steamers crew had already been rescued by the German The brave men of Rye were ing to nort and were laboring through mountainous seas when disaster over- A huge i i wio nac few can the extent ol their tne red tags An Oklahoma Posse there was no nd of the form issuance of ly as a locomotive engineer spots that consumes them Charles Becht in change or the Ke was a natural born But there Is great satisfaction to moment and now long the licenses in the w or even state that has been parked in space pon to police for an chargi The parking fle said was in- first wnen they the afternoon and aad con and always surrounded and all his friends n the Bags Bank hunter ana Peter 19 ts of the robbers TVES killed ana that there is sure to be room presided over by Mr Downs telegrams of commendation of his tbe Monday Of he went to the kitchen to ui food water 0 Brown Seriously he that COLUMBUS O No h r one of COLUMBUS other critically wounded and together with employes oi rere whea to in taaz the of all ev Ke to a His -as wonrien Bt the luncheon to rest Wilma Sinclair Levan of ADLEE NOT WORRIED Overwork daring ers or of tne council in- cooler the guests and workers Hunting Trip S and V ATT aggravated his run Kat on X it vas ana he ass ceen t i Levan declared more than DN Nov the verge cf a physical breakdown captains after a huge aad T j The that was central both aea and were Usted evangelical meeting in Afters Relief IS lover night the Republican tonight told the Associated Press j moved Fred D 43 operator I cartoonist of the A of citizens reached the rear of the and rs the robbers were o start car a X Lauer a with the arboretum at to flee on foot but of Ins season he was hunting Hsi country of J she was going home so as in her own church in list election campaign Con- v rammers Quebec and the Jean C SpeaSs cf is advancing slowly eastward j bus one of principal addresses eo in tonight taree hours I Tribune today planted trees Ezra former after -ie nad snot in tae OR Thanksgiving day ooa brought down Between 30 anSi shots were I G the he or stepped in front cf gun es the planted by ma ARGENTINE AMBASSADOR LEAVES FOR HIS WASHINGTON Kov Manuel of IT M R OF i Ol wiil leave for Nov lo n fi TT dead o a latter tne trip rear here d ne Jean er living near etc ted was saot the and at a and injured by a boy hunting in cf Vice Vts m the in G Dawes The vr was husking com Officers are presidential party returned to said concerning the case of Attorney Keves against persons in political accepting bave been near military and civil life of the nation came here for tae J to take no part ng about the oa World said thai this real victory day this Republican party of other speakers expressed tae Dakotas the west T H was to be and almost generally from the U V US Reported By Chicago for tae bov whose identity j ving f-e end of his the was to ths United States by a jury in ct court Ambassador came to cere late today United States in of cily 7 minutes before af He succeeded the verdict who resigned after a n.v..w IN with his government when Argentina at the Ppti can conference at Havana this citizens of Prescott ana only statement from the the heart of blistered desert ador was that he was going to try wondered at the spectacle of to accompany his wile and snoa and hail pelting pedestrians hack to Washington during a rain storm 17 who fr week and fcr wnom 20 and Brock Dresden last a state-wide search has Seen will be re- 7710 snow of the greeted tomorrow from Terre Haute to Dresden where it re- ported today face a charge of Prior to the cash and several thousand dollars in i Reynolds SO of Hamilton O securities was arrested at his home j and Stockton Cal was perhaps today ty police detectives One of the telly injured today when an band four cf wnom were arrested and bile in which he and his wife were Dickey passed e bogus check at search Is being Dresden station it Is charged others sentenced to life imprisonment for the robbery is said to have given the information implicating Murray A fifth member of riding collided with a machine driven by Margaret Douglas 16 OJ LIKE Gl Kill CHICAGO Nov Research board of Nat Research Council here today endorsed the steel cable type of guard rail for use on in of the country and in 12 noon Saturday Headings by Pharmacy 5 a 4 p m 62 Nor 15 ths history of the bureau greeted aas today when tbe temperature soared to 68 at 1 p m The previous warmest 15 was in 1896 when the mercury reached The warmest November day -on record here Nov 7 1915 when the temperature touched 75 7 a m 10 a Murray A this city on a downtown street Mrs tiana of the country ana in u tne band Is on trial I Reynolds and occupants of the places where unfavorable 2 p m 6 ng made for the three machine escaped Reynolds suffered threaten the safety of 719 a 1 traffic 55 6 p 58 8 p m 62 61 10 D 64 12 midnight 60 a fractured skull DIES WHILE HUNTING Nov 15 George W Woods 64 physician died today while hunting with his two nephews near m Sets p m disease the cause of a m Sets p m death
