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Consolidation of The Evening Ntwt and
The Roteburg Review
c( DOUGtlS COUNTY
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the Beet Intereete of the People
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VOL. XXVI NO: 228 OF ROSEBURQ REVIEW
ROSEBURC. OREGON. SATURDAY. AUGUST 15. 1925.
VOL. XIII NO. 127 OF THE EVENING NEW8
IN ANSI
DESCRIPTION
OF ESCAPIST, KELLY,
HELD FDR INK
iTION HERE
Transient Begging Food in Oakland Early This Morning
Brought to Sheriff's Office Compares Closely
With Description of the Missing
Desperado. '
A man who closely resembles , Sanders' hands, and these, after a
u .u i..n th. .nninir con- close examination, it was stated.
vict. wanted In' Salem for partici-' failed to correspond with those of
rating in the break from tne peni
tentiary and the murder of two of
the prison guards, yas picked up
at Oakland this morning by O. R.
White, of Portland, a brother of
O. E. While, of Rosaburg, manager
of the local Sherman-Clay agency.
Kelly, which were given on a card
from the penitentiary. At a late
hour Sanders was being given a
good grilling to see if anvthlng
could be developed, but officers
were confident that he would be
released late In the day. as hi dees
The man was fingerprinted and is ""j
being held for further Investiga
tion, although officers are inclined
to believe that the suspect is not
the man wanted.
White, who Is a resident of Port
(Aaanclattd Pm Leeml Wire.)
SALEM, Ore., Aug. 15. Warden
Dalrymple of the state penitentiary
received a telephone call from
Oakland. Ore., this morning Stat
West Dares Gov.
Pierce, Warden
to Go With , Him
(mxiUrd mm Lteaed Wire.)
PORTLAND, Aug. 15. Oswald
West, former governor of Oregon,
today Issued a challenge to Gover
nor Walter M. Pierce and Warden
Dalrymple, of the state peniten
tiary for the three to enter Drift
Creek canyon where possemen be
lieve three escaped convicts are In
hiding.
West's challenge was a sequel to
a statement he gave to a Portland
newspaper Thursday in which he
criticized the warden in connection
with the escape of the prisoners
Wednesday night when two guards
and another escaping convict were
killed.
Governor Pierce defended the
warden against West's attack.
"Around the rim of the canyon
are several score men and boys of
the guard ordered to keen the mur
derers surrounded. " said West's
challenge. "They may shortlv be
ordered to enter the canyon. Some
of them likely will be shot.
"Now here is my proposal to the
governor:
"I ask him and Dalrymple to
meet me at Pratum school house
tomorrow or Monday morning at fi
o'clock. Each will arm himself
with a rtfle or revolver as he sees
fit. I sha'l station myself In the
center, with the governor and Dal
rymnle on either side. I will pro
ceed ahead of them 50 yards. We
will scour this canvon thoroughly.
or at least for three days if we do
HIDING PLAGE
OFFUGITIYESI.
STILL MYSTERY
ROSEBURG TENNIS
I ,
ASHLAND CHAMBER1
X
ivtMwn mi mm juuo mini, lo
cal tennis stars, who won high
unors In the Ashland tourna
ment, were highly comiiHmentvd
ItlOT: a IN ItosriTAL.
Manhunt of Third Day Ends
Without Any Trace of
Trio of Convicts.
CLOSE WATCH IS KEPT
by Ashland people and organiza
tions. Including the Ashladn cham
ber of commerce. The secretary
of the chamber called the boye
in, following the match, in which
they won several championships,
and presented each of them with
a beautiful book of views of Ash
land and vicinity. The net art
ists are to receive gold medals
for their victories, and Mr. lilies'
name, as champion of the senior
division, will he engraved on the
l.ithla cup. a permanent trophy
in Ashland.
Posses Guard Neighborhood
of Pratum, Expecting
Quarry to Make
Night Dash.
land, has been stopping at he.ln( tnat a man answering the de
Peardorff hotel In Oakland. This l8crption of Kelly, one of the trio
morning the suspect, who gives his wn0 e8capla Wednesday night, had
name as Joe Sanders, appeared at!gtopped at a h0UBe ana asked for
Deardorff's and asked for food. Hefond The meg8aKe indicated that
was Invited In for a meal, but said n . Deng at Oakland by
1. 1 Ua HM nAl hirn time to est t. nn.lt. -, . 1. - . ! .. i Ih.
...... ' " " " ' u . ft. vvuiitf ui mil vnz, n . . .. . ,,ii BnnAH l
then, and asked tnat tne tooa oe Oakland police force having de-:""1 """", "; "
wrapped up so that he could take IVted to Pjo'in the manhunt. jfnan will take a blanket and some I
It with him. He was then seen go-1 Dalrymple advised Wb.te to hold ,upp les.
Ing to another home where he lhe man at Oakland pending the ar-! . i
again apnlied for food. White was rva of deputy sheriff frem I SALEM, Or e. Aug. 15. Govern
Impressed by the likeness between Ro8eburg. who was sent word to ,7'"" J" mcTJSl ''
Kelly and the susnect and procur- procwd to Oakland. I'"8 A' ! "S.Sf.m !
Ing a picture of the wanted man.F G. R. White is a piano tuner by i""" 7w"or nd Warden Dalrym
followed Sanders to a nearby berry (occupation, and tuned the piano at ",p ,h " fir '.h !
patch. After comparing the man, the s,ate penitentiary some two ! ln hlm ,n J"ha"h""L 1
and the photograph closely, he saw ' , .go. He did not see Kelly , '""vie . from ,
the resemblance to be so close whie there. ' ,a,e pri8on y;,pane'",,'r- "
.lhe might denutlxe West and force
be-
un-',
I
that be felt Justified In railing Dep- white stated that he became sus-
two men surveved sanners trom aitradlcted himself several times,!-" , , , " j
dlslance. and White then called up j stating first that he was from Eu
Ihe penitentiary, where he report- gene and later that he was from
ed the suspect and asked for ad-1 several other places,
vice. He was Instructed to hold The man held by White answers
the man. and turn him over for in- j the description of Kelly, as nearly
restlgation. las can be determined by conversa-1
White and teas then approached Ulon over the telephone, ozcept that j
Panders In the berry patch. anaa nnuiuor ..... i.-... - -placed
him under arrest. The sus- missing. Kelly s teeth are all pre
pect was found to be carrvlng jio sent, or at least were present when
weapon, but had a large file care-; last examined at the penitentiary,
fully wrapped In a cloth, and tuck-! Dalrymple states. ,
ed in his waist band, where It
could be easily obtained. Upon in
vestigation it was found that he
was carrying several packages of
sandwiches and other food which
he had begged from house to
house.
He seemed Inclined to resist, and
became quite angry when arrested,
but finally got Into the car without
giving trouble.
He was brought to the sheriff's
office In this city, where he was
given a thorough examination. He
compares with Kelly in a remark
able manner, although the officers
are convinced that he Is not the
convict
Kelly and Sanders both have
scars on their middle finger on the
left hand, on the right forearm, on
the left side of the head, and at the
base of the neck, also on the left
knee. Sanders, however, has sev-
'ieved he had the right to do
der the law.
THIRD DAY 8TATUS OF HUNT
FOR CONVICT TRIO.
Hiding place of the fugitives
still a mystery. Posses, aggre
gating a total of 1110 men, guard
ing an area 9 miles east of Sa
lam, expecting a night dash of
the convicts from that quarter.
Story of Murray having been
aided yesterday to escape In an
automobile disproved.
Convict Wlllos identified as
former champion marksman of
Tolorado and one-time demon
strator for a gun factory.
Prison authorities do not be
lieve the suspect captured at
Oakland, Oregon, Is Convict
Kelly; nor do they believe the
fugitives are the trio who man
handled an auto driver in Klam
ath bounty and drove away in a
machine.
ivitts, former employee at the
prison hospital. And Zinn, the Sa
lem taxicab driver, exonerated
of charges of complicity In the
outbreak and escape of the con?
vrcts.
MICKEY WALKER TO
FIGHT DAVE SHADE
ON SEPTEMBER 29
(AMnrlutnt Prpw Inm-H Wire.)
NEW YORK. Aug. IS. Mickey
Walker, world's welterweight
champion, siened a contract today
with Tex Rlckard, Madisrn Square
Garden promoter, to defend his
title against Dave Shade of Cali
fornia at the Yankee Stadium Sep
tfmber 29.
Walker's contract was filed with
the New York State Athletic Com-
mission todav and thereby halts
i pending legislation against him for
Ihis di story tactics in answering
.the Callfornlaln's challenge. The
'Contract was signed by Walker
i himself, the commission refusing
to recognize Kearns as the cham
- plon's manager until Kearns clears
.himself with the commission over
the Dempsey controversy,
i ;
e
(AaroUtnt Frna Lteird Wire.) e
OSSININ'G, N. Y., Aug. 1.1.
Eight prisoners were locked
up in solitary confinement
I and two were In the hospi-
tal toduy as a result of a
e riot In the Sing Sing mesa
hall, which threw the prl-
e Bon Into an uproar for sev-
erul minutes. Acting War-
den Thomas Mclnrey declin-
ed to give names or any de-
tails of the battle. It was e
e known. however, doctors were
hurriedly summoned to at- e
tend the Injured. It was
stated officially that only
Inmates were concerned in w
the riot.
1 COUPLE PAY WITH LIVES
NEXT U. OF OREGON
DEMPSEY'S DOGS
ROUT INTRUDERS
IN HOME AT NIGHT
T
FOR TESTIMONY AGAINST ,
GERALD CHAPMAN, BANDIT
Slain on Highway by Pals of Man Sentenced to Hang in
December Expiring Victim Gasps Out Names of -Two
Murderers, One of Whom Is Placed
Under Arrest Will Not Talk.
Late President Campbell Is
Praised by Gov. Pierce
Regents Wait for
Judge Hamilton.
(Aan-utni freei Uwni wire ) of the Chapman gang that he was
Ml'NICE. Ind., Aug. IS. Ven-1 arrested. When Chapman waa
geance trailing those who testified taken Into custody by local police
against Gerald Chapman, bandit. early this year, he readily admlt
condemned to die for the murder of ted his identity threatening "to get
a Connecticut policeman, struck i the man who turned me up for
down Ben Hnnce and his wife near I blood money."
here yesterday. The 1 lance's were j In addition to the vengeance
shot to death on the Anderson- theory, the three susplcloned that
Muncle hlshway. In a dying state-Hance had obtained information as
ment, Hance laid the crime to the
door of George (Putch) Anderson,
pal of Chapman, and Charlea (One
arm) Wolf, of Muncle.
It was at the Hance home that
Anderson and Chapman lived after
to the whereabouts of Anderson
and was slain before he could
"tip' off the officers.
Chapman Facing Gallows.
HARTFORD, Conn.. Aug. 15. So
far as prison officials know. Oer-
their escape from Atlanta penllen-1"1'' Chapman has not been inform
tlary and after Chapman attempted "I of n reprisal that resulted In
the robbery of a New Rritaln, the dealh of Ren Hance and his
Conn., mercantile establishment. lfe' Warden H. K. W. Scott said
which resulted In the slaving of ai,llHl the bandit has had no visitor
policeman. Hance was one of the during the morning. His attorneya
principal witnesses agninat Chap- lnlav CH' "Pn hm at any time, but
man following his arrest here. lnon of 'h,m Indicated any Inten-
Jinl wh.l n. th. hlh. visum v nnpnian oecaus ,
(Aaenrlatnl Prea lurd Wire.)
SALK.M. Ore., Aug. 15. Because
nt thn mlur-nt Innnl tmlinrtanr-A nf
the presidency of the University of av before the fusillade of shots 0,Jh "!!""""? XMSt
Oregon there Is a general belief in riddled Hance and his wife has not f w ' ,'h" du"" m" .1
MURDER THEORY
(AHtorUt'xi pmi la-4 Win-.)
Tl
f Awtr-tatt. rrrm Wirr.)
(AssnwUtH Pom Lmikh. Wir.
' TeOS ANC.KI.KS. Auk. 15. A
uan of four men broke Into the
Hollywood home of Jack Dempsey.
heavyweight champion, last. night,
sint consWerab'e time on the low
er floor white the fighter was in
bod above ami finally were routed
by the Denipgpy dor. Nothing
waa stolen Iemiaey aald.
Oemiwey and his wife, Estelle
Tainr T)enirwev, film actresa, who
had retired when the Intruders
the state. It la understood, that the develnm-d. although Wolfe, arrest-
vacancy left by the death of Presi
dent P. L. Campbell will not be dnr heavy guard. Wolfe refuses to
filled by an Oregon man. but that. talk. Mm, Hance died Instantly
will have no effect so far as the
ed In Muncle last nieht. Is held un-;r1"",",""l ITJ ZAl
clals believe that the regular guard
out-
his successor will come from
side this state.
Paying tributa to President Camp
bell. Governor Pierce said today:
"He waa my warm personal
friend. I Knew him Intimately and
well for a third of a century. We
while Hance lived long enough to
gasp out an accusation against An
l THon and Wolfe.v
Farmer's Wife Sees Murder.
A terrified farmer's wife, Mrs.
Chnrles Cromer, standing on her
went into the Masonic lodge to.;ront Prrh. witnessed the tragedy,
get her, and he was chosen presl-lHn' r(lted:
dent and orattir of our Scottish! "Threp machines were coming!
Itite class. He was a hard atu-jdown the road, n small coupe, at
dent, a clear thinker and always I large red automobile and the!
displayed a wonderful degree .of ' Hance car. The red machine pass
tact In dealing with people of all'ed the others almost In front of my
classes. He was kind and aympath ' house. The coupe pulled In front
etlc and true as steel to a friend. 1 "f 'be Hance car and stopped. "Mrs.'
Oregon has lost one of Its most Im- Hance was the first to alight from
portant characters who always 'ho machine. She
srooo: ror the very highest tyi
SILVERTON. Or. Aufl 15,--(3 ' ,,' , .
,p. m.)-Ch,f of Police Fulkrton ; plBn , n vw f ,e ,,,,
I .. ,o Til. .u T ,n"' nothing was stolen and that . stood for the very highest type of H'T husband stepped out a second!
h.r. , !...:'... ' ' ' " . ,L", l""t aprtrenily was not the house- Christian American cltlienshin." ! later. Some words were exchanged
. . LV SVw - ''er.kers' object. 4id the bandits shot. Mrs. Hanoe
riori it. thl h.h il .h. Zl ' Thp n'1'" "Sll"'r ,,,,"r,, no1"" KI'fiKNK. Ore.. Aug. 15! The ''"'II dead wlih a bullet through her
n,r.h,n. ThVLre.m. f, i bp,nw ",air" "ml ro"'" " ,own I '"neral servlres for I'. I,. Camp-ihesd. Ilsnce ami a man supposed
nl,vlni7- .h.!niV- 'nn Investigate hut Mrs. Iiemnsev. bell, president or the I'nlverslly to h" Anderson began wrestling In
(Warden Dalrymple of the peniten. . . , , ,. .h , .,,H llhe rnnil Heveral shnl. were fired
One Fatality Likely Result
Collision in Canada
Takes Lives of 2
Engine Men.
liar, oaiem. Iinlure lhe champion, would not
permit him to c-nny out his pur-
I Aaeartatrt rrne Wire.)
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug.
SAI.KM. Ore., Aug. 15. Pur- j
suers and pursued had this after- i
noon apparently reached a stale-
mate In the man hunt for T
Murray, Kllsworth Kelly
.lames Wlllos. convicts who es-
1 raped from the state prison Wed
i ne-day evening.
The body will lie In tnte ear-
15.-
i vi nrf i nun nnzpn nprnnnn wpre t . . . . .
TfCT iiaivi'o a.. ic r.iiV0f J . . , 7 j . . . ' ann noons easi or rraium. wnere
ir-o .H".ieo, ir. ....-e menousiv injureo. ai least one rer-:,u ..i,i.. i
' " " - " " " iiinpa lum iv, ii mt- nrnmnuuin I
ed hy police today in connection ntttfim train of tne Northwestern;
with the finding of the charred j Pacjf(p raiiroad crashed into the i
body of a woman, believed to ' ar of a San Rafae electric two-1
have been murdered In a "trawCOf,rh (ra)n a mile outside the Sau-
star-R near ( arnsie: isalito yards today
pose.
Then the watch dogs upstairs
were unleashed and as they raced
and I10'11 ,n bnrklntr. the Intru- Her In the day. In the alumni hall
(lers, I OUT in II II 111 im r, 1 mi. i i inn t'iiinil
o i funeral ser. Ices
1MFARI.Y 12 O'CLOCK I"" i"'-
... ,. .) , , rw . . , ni. t-iergym'n win nave i-narge
After more than fill hour, of, FOR MAYOR HYLANmf the .er.i.. Th... win r...
- i pre.-ent the stale nt large, the
r M.tf.f.fH i-ne tm Wir.) Icily of Kugene and the I'nivers-
NKW YOKK. Aug. IK. New Hy of Oregon. Illshop Waller T.
will be held next Tuesday after- 'at close range
noon at a o'clock in the main "Other sliols were fired nt him
auditorium nf the woman's build- land he fell mortallv wounded just
lug of the university. !as he leaned over a fence Into .a
I
1 continuous seachlng in' the brush I
eral other big scars, which officers . """"" "' Vh. viVinr . hole tor Ttl" te" rar xt"' . elPC,rlc
.r. ioii.i 7 k.ii. i.i Inquiries at the Victoria hotel I for ; traln telescoped to half its
Are Inrllneri In hnllove wnuhl tiavttl i.iiiu.i iro " ...
been mentlonel in the description, j Cr?" , lj l,PBth by th Pnn ot ths,PRm
as thev are so nromlnent Kellv " s0,a ? registered there July t i Four cars were attached to
thVHLeT.o'VM rlyf!"' ?nd d,PP!i t;- he steam train. The two trains
tion.
Dawson was questioned last
teeth while Sanders has two teeth
out in front
iwere proceeding to Sausallto
The weight, height, eyes, nd i nUhtt b, fRlHd (o rVeal
catch the ferry for San Kranclsco.
The most seriously Injured was
A. H. McNfW of San Ansetmo,
Marin county, who suffered
watch on the part of police of f i
cials throughout Western Oregon.
Warden Oalrymple and others In
charge of the seach t his after
noon admitted that they are no
nearer to a capture ofthe des
peradoes than they were when
they began.
One by one the few leads that
have been reported and have de-
! worthless, and the hunt was he-
York's mayoralty campaign nearly ' Sunnier, Kplscopal church of Port
lent one of Its star attractions last iland, and W. O. Kllot. .Ir., Tnl
nlght when a heavy colonial clock tartan church' of Portland, will
In Mavor Hvlan's private office at ' represent the state nt large; Or.
the citv hall, crashed lo (he floor, j K. V. Ktlvcrs. Christian Churrh
narrowly missing the mayor. A ir.-iof Kngene and Or. K. V. Sander-
pound weight splintered the floor-1 Hon. president Kugene Itihle I nl-ipltal called for Fred Puckett, chief
jng. jverslty will represent Kugene and jof detectives, but before Puckett
frL. tttavn- m.aa atllllnir In hl;"M pre!" Kirill It IIWH flllliril. 1 1 f . R f Tl Veil liailCe tllt'H. I'UCSeil WBS
Ik so strong as to prevent any at
tempt from the outside to liberate
the prisoner.
Chapman Is under sentence to
hang December 3. His appeal to
the supreme court for a new trial
w.111 be heard early In Octber.
Alibi Hokum ItfKiti.
MHNCIK, Ind.. Aug. IB Char
lea (One Arm) Wolfe, held here
In emiiectlon with the shooting
yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Hen
Hance, waa in Yorktown, a small
town about four miles from the
scene of the trugt d;. shortly be
fore the killing. according to
three Yorktown roldent.
Conrua i nit..h" Anrlormn nnl
was barefooted. , of (;oraI, Chapman waa accused
of the shooting by Hance berore
bis death.
Wolfe maintains he did not.
leave Muncie yesterday, but Gua
llurgcss, pimtmaster, said Wolfe'
and another man whose descrip
tion fits Anderson, stopped at a
Yorktown filling station. rep!en-
(plied the .ruel aupply In their
couple and drove away toward
Muncle. Th's was corroborated,
by Mark Hrod water, assistant
cashier of a bank at Yorktown,
and Less Applegate. a banker.
Despite these Identifications,
Wolfe continues to assert that he
csn prove an alibi. Relatives,
too. contend ho did not leave
Muncle during the afternoon of
Mldflletown officer, called ' the shootinf. No charge ho been
nn by Cromer, who had placed against Wolfe, although he
cornfield, 'lhe gunmen then turn
ed their wet turns on the red ma-
building. Thfilfhlne which bad stopped 200 yards
III be open to lU the road. Another machine
which passed was also fired at be
fore the two slayers Jmui-ed Into
the coupe and drove away."
Dying Man Names Slayers.
To i
to lhe
found Hance, the stricken man : la held under high bail.
gapped: -
"He staved at my home, T to'd
on him. They shot me Charlea 1
Wnlf and Dutch Anderson' Hance,
after being rushed to a M.uncln his-1
nnv
hair and complexion are Identical.! iM' connp,.ting him with the!
tt-Mlo Mm hhnliirroiih nf Vnllv im . . .. .. . . . I . u .1 i
an excellent likeness of Sanders, j Eor3 mT 'w.. He
There appears to be a slight iUf-1 . J.!Th " reported dylng at the general
ference in the shape of the nose! The man was arrested bv pe- nD"aL a l-
and ears, however. nntr Sheriffs Anderson and Shuey,
Kelly's age la 2S years, while who declVed thev are seeking . 1 Hr,,,(' " w" ,nT "
Sunder, dtp. hi. .r ak vaa t. I V .uT .ith (among the Injured. Wheeler and
He anoears to be a man of ihai'.i,- -h-. ih other injured are being
nge. qui oiucers iaae nuie account
Wheeler. Northwestern
ing continued In the Pratum and
Drift Creek neighborhoods on thn
(Continued on pase 3.)
mayor
chair, leaning against the wall di
recily under the clock, when a ,
visitor was announced. As he mov-1
ed the chair to his desk, the clock
fell.
of the nfDcers who aided In t
rapture of Chapman last Jan-
of that fact, as criminals frequently
attempt to disguise their ages.
After a complete examination
Deputy Sheriff Shambrook took the
suspect's finger prints, and he was
placed In jail while the officers
conferred further with the state of
ficials at Salem. If it Is decided
to hold him until a man can come
from Salem to Identify him, a
charge of vagrancy will be placed.
Sanders la quite peeved over the
mnole affair, and Is quite Inclined
n ftvAAAm a eA t Kw . . n n I Ua
provocation. He claims to have'
been recently employed at Florence. J
ana says ne came south by way of Aug. 1
r.ugene, ana was Kicaea off a I tribesmen
Florida Land Company and
Homesteaders Clash Over
3000 Acres of "Lost Land"
Henry W. Duvls. head of the
l'nilcd t'hrlsilnn Work nn the the
i niversny rumpus and iiev. 'unry.
Ilruce .1. fiiffen. Presbyterian nnl- ! s. veral hiilli-s after the shooting
verslty nniir. will represent the w,,ir.- whs Hrrcsii-d at the home of
university. hls inollier In law, Mrs. Myrlle
I The ministers will meet Mnn- I sinilinn. A cuie resembling the
dnv to armnge for the principal , marlilne seen at lhe iragedv was
address and oilier di'talls of the ; parked In front nf the Slrahan
REFUTES REPORT;
I service.
The services will be simple. In
i accordance wlfh the wishes of
tthe family Interment will he In
the Hope Abbey mausoleum,
south or Kugene. All stores and
husmcs houses In the city will
close, Tuesday from 3 to 4 o'clock ' )nHiton concerning lhe movements
during the tlrue of the funeral.
brought to St, Vincents hospital,
San Francisco. j
Others Injured were Mlsa Mark ;
Cartln. Herk"ley; C. Pardinl. Lark-1
snur: A. C. King. Oakland: Waiter TAMPA, Fla., Aug. Aug. IB.- Re took an option on about f.4 acres of
S"Ott. San Rafael: O. C. Radford, thaf a rinputy sheriff had dls 'and on Marco Island. Fla.. which
Alameda, and a Mr. Stover, of Rur- app,ared mysteriously from the west was held by the Collier Interests.
Ilnrame. coast section of the Everglades, fnl "He Immediately tried o sell this
Ms. I. R. T.eech of San Ansel- ; nWPf pi mors today of threatened land to me,' nald Mr. Collier, "with ulty of Oregon, who died at Eugene 1
mo receivea severf onuses, dik an ; vengeance unless state or federal -the Idea that I would buy It. when vesfrdav. a meeting of the hoard
house. Wo'f" mainlalncd a silence.
According lo the local officers
the Hances lived In constant dread
of death. Krb-nds of the condemn
ed men have sworn venccance on
Hance for giving Information about
him. It whs due to Hance's In for
Infant she was carrying escaped I officials intervene.
Iipn'irt. I
Mrs. Hugh Duff of Ross al-o was
cut and bruised, as was W. H.
Smythe of San Francisco.
fAMnrUtH Prrm lvard Wlrr.)
TECTAN, Spanish Morocco.
- Five thon-and rebel
surrendered uncondl-
(lovernor Martin will be asked bv
Marco Island homesteaders to In
tervene In the fight for 3.H0 acres
of "lost land."
Armed with petitions signed by
K3 persons, said to be almost all
SAI.KM. Ore.. Aug. in. In order J rnrrir IT 1101111
to select a successor for p. i-irnrrr HI n rlU 1 1
Campbell, president of the I'nlver-1 I IlLLLL fll ULIIU
Wllllsms and his followers Invaded of n-gonts must be railed hy Judge i
lhe Islsnd. we put up fences to .pro- j y, Hnnilllnn nf Hiseburg. pres-1
tert our property. About 12 squat- ,. ni nf lhe bnaid. It was an-1
ters were srrested and fined ll.hllv mnuni ed last nlshl hy Sam A. Kox
for trespassing after they had cut ,.r secretary nf stale. j
down Hnilwr on our Isnd. We nl-
talned (he aid of the sheriff lo keep- w . I,,, (imp before any .
T
I f.M.-liilH I'rnw Iainl Wlr.
I'OHTI.ANI). Ore.. Aug. 15.
I'lly officials of Orrnm. In a
K'sli'iiK-iit piihllnhed here today,
take Issue with charges which
i have been published concerning
,the flnuni-liiK of their city. The
I statement declares that sll bonds
j issued hy lhe i lly were duly au
thorized. It pays:
"Stanley Myers, district attor
I nev of Miilinomah county, admit
ted yesterday In the presence of
i ronimlsHlnn.-rs Parsons and Mr
' nee ami i'lly Attorney Hehulder
' in h 't nf Ori-ni-n, that he had been
tiiMnfonnrd ss te the amount of
x-liv bonds printed and outstand
. Ing-
i "Since t.roadcastlng lhe alarm
ing news that three priming hou-
freight train near Rice Hill. Ife'iionallr to French and Spanish
t ETHnpttV.E. Alberts. Aug. IS.
In he.-nn collision betwen a thl of (.er county not In them from our properly. Jacllon can be lak-n on the appoint-
Tanadlsn Pacific raMwav local pas- ,he Pn,p0y of narrnn (I. Collier, a "Williams does not have the nienl of a man to succeed the late
senger train and a light Pusher en- ji.tnn homestead l-lalllisnts harkln of the hmnestesili rs on I'realilent f slnlitM-ll. as Judge Ham-
My company, lhe Knulh- limn Is sllll In a Portland hospital
company, iKiuglit where he has been recuperating
in 1 1 rnnroT nnr ln n,w pf'1"111"
HILlW LHUL-UI UIUU in I'ortlsnd were uncleratond
iur v v n nrni r nr to h pnnted !to.ono wurm
IILII I UillUI I I.IL. )r (r ,.,.,. ,, ,he In-
walked Into Oakland, where he 1 forces which raptured the Saraer''1'' nesr Towley Alberta, todav. w, to Taahas.e as soon sh the IkIsimI. Myron
begged food this morning. He de-1 helghia position 'wn p,",br ,n' engine crews ( n spIK,intment can be made to sc.- nrn Stales jnd r
nled that he was obtaining food; The prisoners' constitutes the w'r' k,", ".'l.,, 'T? ,""''n,"'r" , the governor. part of the land fi
for others, but aald that he in-'entire Rifflaa garrison which the
tended to keen the food auntilv h!rn.milii.l. mnA att-fi s..r
reserve. j npland. The surrender is bellev- . COOK DIF5 OF SHOT
in pii- in m- xiit-ih n.iii.isr' eu in nave ennrn me r ranru- j
Ity between the suspect and the de. 'Spanl-h military problem In the ;
scrlptlon and photograph of Kelly, I region where the two armies have '
the officers are lncllne.1 to the be-j joined forces. j
lief that the man la giving them a I The victory was celebrated hy
true story. However. In order to be the commanders of the French jVes-ons 3. a conk, rf'ed todav
perfectly safe, they are holding him and Spanish forcea which parti- from a bullet which robbers fired
until they are assured that he Is ', clpated in It. Colonel Freyden-.t him h-n he refused to h"ld nn
not wanted. 'berg and General Rlquetme. when ,M. haed at thir commsnd eMv
After a lengthv comparison of they breakfasted together at ,tnedav morning In th holdup
the flneer prints of Kellv and Fan- Huatl. ,inf t restaurant where Nessons
decs, oflfcer. late this afternoon1 ;wo-kel.
I The petitions demand that Sheriff
j W. R. Maynard and his armed depu
ties, who. are alleged to he Sllptiorl-
trtDrTi rj v DADDro ln" "i--"" " i-"
rlKCU DI KUDDLK tion of the land unaccounted for In
' government surveys, to leave the
ri..i-t r tea win. t I Island.
FOP.TT.ANn, Aug. 15 James I Apt-al to the government
IIKNII. Ore., Aug. 1.".- For the
first time since last winter the
lrinHrature h're this morning
touched the freezing imlnl. accord
ing to the hvdrfi-thermogiaph at
the office of the lleschlltes nation-
deti-rmlned on last night by W. C
Williams, owner of the town'tic of
Marco and other homestead claim
ants, after County Judge (i V"
from lhe natives, from a surgical operation of a aer-
and thev are wilh us. Most of the ,1011s nature. Although he Is recov
land we houuht from the Louisville erlng. the Improvement Is slow.
and Nahvllle railroad, which acinnd II may b" two it three weeks al lores! headrjuarlers,
quired II from lhe stale of Florida, before the Judge will lie able to Freezing point was reached at
which In turn had obtained it call the hoard together. if.:!.., the needle remaining at that
from the I'nlled Slates government. I . n degree for approximately 15 mill-
We have legal deeds for all of our FATlIH Y AWAY HOUR' i'"'"-
land -about six thousand acres-- ;r S,?wrr ic rnrinn Al 4 "' ho h,lnl,'",' needle
which we have owned about ihree! THEFT IS $50,000 run off the drum, reaching what
yesrs. We have Invested several I , . 1)4 i-lssed as the "dew point" by
million dollars there. 1 . i..i,.,. r. lrf I IforeMtr clflclals.
FVTIACrsK. S. V. Aug 1 r, 1 n spile of cold weather and
would like tn call attention.' Ft RAC! M-.. N. Y. Aug I In spite of
Storter of Collier county told them furthermore. 10 I're.idenl Coolldge s Robbers who forced an entrance In- humidity reaching the dew point,
he had no authority to Intervene order of Kecernber. I9Z4. withdraw to the home of Albert Hobev earlv one forest fire was r' ported bv the
Collier Blames Squatters. legacy public lands along the todav carried awsv a small safe Fov Itulle lookout to the llschilles
anounced that they were convinced Frem Winston Two men thourht br offlcera lo NEW VORK. Aug. 15 Ilarron 0 Horlda coast. This order makes containing nearlyl .o.iwin in ca.h. : nnlional headouarters today. The
thai the sunect Is not the man I H. P. Smith, of Winston, spent K, residents of Portland are ' Collier today said In telling of the void any supposed homesleadlng Jewels, and securities. The family fire was located Ihree miles soulh-
wanted. Some good nrlnis were several hours here yesterday look-, ht in connection with the Marco Island homestead trouble Williams and his followers have ; had been absent only an hour vis- east of Ijiva Pass, reported not
taken by Deputy Shambrook from Ing after business matters. , crime. 'hat 1 man named ".'. C. Williams done." lllng a friend.
dangerous. Campers are blamed.
veMlgntors have been unable to
sul.x'slitlnle their claims.
"The City of Orenco has bond,
outstanding only to the amount
or $i;i.inn. Ample provision has
been niade for the payment of
Interest and the retirement nf all
of the bonds of the city. There
has not been printed nr Issued
f I .(i.'.ii.nnn nf bonds as the alarm
ed Investigators errononsly pub
lished in lhe papers, the total
amount Issued since June 1",
iti.T.. iing hut i;n.nnit."
The statement also declares:
"As to the vsllie of the secttr
li v Lchlnd the outstanding bonds
of the cltv. II will be Interesting
to know that Jul a part nf the
property within the cltv has been
valued by competent and reliable
appraisers I tlessrs. Henry E.
Heed and Witney I,. Hoi-el of
Portland. Oregon, at approxim
ately $Mr,0,n(IO."