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VOL. XXVI NO. 22 OF ROSEBURO REVIEW
ROSEBURG, OREGON. MONDAY. AUGUST 17. 1925.
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ORDER TO HALT UNHEEDED,
FATAL SHOT FOLLOWS; PAL
COMES HERE, THEN LEAVES
KELLEY SUSPECT IS
RELEASED SATURDAY
Joe Sanders , a transient,
picked up at Oakland Satur-
day because of his resemblance
to Ellsworth Kelly, escaped
convict from the state peniten-
tiary was released at about
three o'clock Saturday after
the sheriff s office here had
fouud that he was not the
man wanted. Sanders, accord
ing to officers, was not as
large as Kelly is described to
be and a number of his teeth
are missing, while the convict I
SUHVETSHOWS
1FLUCTUATI0N5,
0F U. S.
MEDICOS ARE HARD
HIT BY FREE STATE
EDICT IN IRELAND
oik.
JF
DOLLAR
( AwnrUta Vrrm Wirt.)
m'BI.I.V, Aug. 17 The death I
mil of thy nieillcal profession in
he Irish free atate hi. heen niind-
el, in the opinion of many doctor I
nere. by announcement of the gov-.
ernmenia Intention In establish a ;
separate and independent medical ,
register and cut loose from the
Hrihsh general medical council, I
I ne general restiit of the deci
sion, which la to- become effective
FRUIT GROWERS
PLAN
QUEST FOB '.THE
MEETING
EXTNOVEIE
i -r bid uiinsiiiK, nunc iim tuuiu i r , . , ... . ...
Record of Goforth Brothers Is Black Kelso, Home tih. close comparison or the i . r iri.,- Kmabie "o nraciice iWnreii iti in i i
... , -. . alio it j mana features with the fur- Income rrom Inflation (!t,I Important Questions in
town, was cene or jaiiDreaic ino tu o unuer
Assumed Names in This State Inquest Over
Body Starts at 2 o'Clock This Afternoon.
Roaeburg Undertaking Oompany'a
1 establishment, where Coroner M.
HOLDING INQUEST E. Ritter and District Attorney
1 Guy Cordon are today conducting
An Investigation of the an Inquest.
death of Dave tioforth. who j. h. Goforth. a younger brother
was shot and killed Sunday ; 0f ahe dead man. was chanced
morning by Deputy Ed (Jrubbe joint ly in the complaint that led
a short distance below Elk- to lne tragedy, and was with him
ton. started this afternoon at ,hen t occurred. He took to hia
2 o'clock. Coroner Hitter con- : bheil Bt ,ne ,ame time, but when
ducted the inquest with Dis- n)g brother fell wounded he atop-
trlct Attorney Cordon ques-'p(,j anu- surrendered. He accom-
tionlnK the witnesses. The pani tne wounded man In the
coroner's jury Is composed of ; amomoblle that brought him to
Stanley Kidder, Percy W ebb. : Hoseburg. but upon arriving In
Victor Micelli. Chas. W liar- . thl9 clty he immediately disap-
ton. Henry Harth and Harry pi(lri wnPn informed that hia
Pargeter. Drs. Shoemaker brolher hai expired.
and Stewart conducted a post , . Alleged Swindlers
mortem examination of thej Th i-n hr..ihr. ,i o thtr,!
body this morning and In their man kn0WI1 tt8 Brown, nave been
nished description aatisfied
the officers that it was not
necessary to hold the man fur-
ther.
!
Period of War.
1920 THE PEAK YEAR
OF
Half of People Employed in
Gainful Occupations Not
Income Tax Payers, as
Shown by Returns.
(Awciattxl PrM IVawd Wirt.)
TOKYO. Aug. 17. A violent
rainstorm flooded various parts of
Japan today, several persons were
drowned. , Dunnage is estimated
between 1 1 5,000,000 and $20,-
000, U00.
NEW YORK, Aug. 17. A. P.)
The total "current Income" of
the American people rose from
J62.736.OOu.0Uu in 1921. These
figures are contained in a report
to be issued by the national bur
eau of economic research, which
summarizes the results of an ex-
or northern Ireland, while physi- j
cians rrom these places will he
baired from southern Ireland.
u.
Important Qt
County-Wide Meet.
PRUNE MEN NAME
i COMMITTEE TO DO
I ORGANIZING WORK'
At a meeting of the Rose-
I burg Cooperative Prune Grow-
era association held In the city
I hall Saturday night an organ-
iiing committee was appointed
to get the prune acreage
around Roaeburg signed up
with the association and to lay
further plans for the organl-
xatlon work of the association.
Kenneth Miller, an active ,
member of the Northwest
: rnr.rr:r,VeTee,,t:n0gn.d": Fi y Since Break from
appointed b w. cooney. a. h. , Prison Finds Searchers'
Marsh. David Dusenbark, P. I . , o -
j. Baiif and r. a. Herscher, : No Nearer Success.
all prune growers of this
section, as the organization
committee of the association.
EDICTS GOES
Of AT RANDOM
55. SOLDIER Kll .1 Q
MEXICAN IN DUEL'PROBEFRUITOUTLOOK; TIPS FRUITLESS
SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. Aug. 17 n , . ,,, .
As the result of a pistol duel. Prlv- rroduction or Various Crops
ats Paul Nell, service batter, Kith i e C J ad 1 .
field artillery, lies in Port Sam 1 of r rult ond Marketing to
Houston, general hospital, with
bullet in his right shoulder, while
Deputy Sheriff Tony Diaz and
other officers are seeking the body
"f a Mexican whom Nell Bhot.
LIQUOR ROUND-UP
GETS DAUGHTER OF
MINISTER, FIVE MEN
Be Taken Up County
Agent Favors Plan.
Questions of vital Importance lo
Douglas county fruit growers will
be fully discussed at a coiuity
wide agricultural conference to be
held in Hoseburg In November.
"What agricultural products can
the state of Oregon produce to sell
to best advantage In the markets
er prune marketing concern
ana operates Individually un-
der Its present status.
) Governor Pierce Inspects
Guarded Area, and Says
Starvation Sure to
Bring Capture.
CHAPMAN IS STILL
Several thousand houses were : Dort is that 34.0O0.UO0 persona en- the son of
- testimony to tne jury aesenn- - : worklne for ,everal months oast , "" usaaa. i ne typnoon i Raed In
gathering chlttlm bark on Arthur I"""' ""-ui" ;
Walker's ranch on Schofleld creek. ! telegraph and telephone services :
near Reedsport. They had some i ' the damage to railroads and.
aort of a partnership agreement , snipping was slight..
with Walker, It is said, to pay him1 .,, . , ' . i
. ...i. i. ,ia i I OSAKA. Japan, Aug. 17.
ii. t .he h.rv Thev f-itert in A typhoon struck Osaka. Kayoto, ,., rluc,liallon
I AuorNlnl Piw lawst W'lrO
HOOI1 RIVER Ore.. Aur. 17.
haiistlve Investigation. Another Mrs. Nell Pence, daughter of a ; of-the world?" asks County Agent
outstanding reveiaiiun uy uie htwitoii uiver minister anil willow or I n W f'oonev "This nuestlnn came
lo many people In the state some
ed the cause of death. Dr.
liertha DeVore of Drain testl-
fled concerning her examina-
tion of the wounded man at
the time she saw him in Drain
and during the trip to this city.
Deputy Hilly Grubbe told of
the search for the two broth-
ers and the finding of . the
w w ounoeu man oaiuruay morn- w I n and abollt Rpedsport that
At a late hour this after-
ran their obligations up to an ag
gregate total of nearly 12.000. Sev-
noon the Inquest was mill nj;eral ,layl, a(ro po tne reprt runs.
session ana venllct will prob- , , nartner known Brown my8.
r uui; ire inmiiru muirSin.
In a telenhons enmmunlrLatlon
with a Kelso deputy sheriff this i 'ormea Dy tne t.oionn oroiners ent Kaalern typhoons was that
morning Sheriff Starmer waa In. I'" nP ws 81111 al n, of August l2:i. which ravaged!
formed of the past record of the ranch, but a search of the neigh-j UoK Kong and Shanghai. Tokyo j
Goforth brothers. That Goforth is borhoM failed to reveal his pres-was vi8,e(i 1V destructive ty
their true name It verities by tha rne there. Scenting a plot to'pnnon!I- tn September, 1917. and
report and it is definitely known 'lndle them out of the money due October. 1920. The low lying
that their mother reaidea in theihem. creditors of the trio then j warna nf the city, along Tokyo,
Washington elty. I preierreu khiiii me ..un nav ann tne s,ni
All three brother have at timet 1 oromers a cnrKe oi ouiaiiiiiiK reclaimed ground, suffered most,
gone, under aliatet. Tha escaped j money and supplies by false pre-;,, ,ne aters of the hay back up
man, John Goforth,. and the dead i tenses. I In the numerous canals of these
brother, Dave, have gone tinder the ! Detert Auto In Flight districts, flooding thousands of
assumed name of King. They had1 A warrant for the arrest of the homes.
charged a oarage bill and procured Pair was Issued by Justice of the, Osaka also, because of the large
a ear license under'thit name. Tha i Peace Wallace ftensnn at Reeds-1 number of Its canal", usually suf
other brother, who wat tutpected port on last Friday evening, hut 1 fers heavily from typhoons, whirh
but not arretted, goes under the the men had left that town earlier ! combine heavy winds with severe
name of George Brown. in the 'day, traveling In an auto! rains. Ocean waters driving into
The Kelao deputy told Mr. Star- mobile toward Drain with the evl- the canals, cause the inundation
mer that the trio have a bad record dent Intention of gaining the Pa-lnf lurae areas. Kobe, the more
in their home town and two of 'Clflc highwav and leaving for parts j sheltered, suffers less. Kyoto, he
them have broken jail on occa- j unknown. When they arrived at Ing Inland, is not stiblect to flnori
aione. One of them it lame from Scot tsburg Friday night about 11 ling from the ocean but Its tower
the butlet wound of an officer'a o'clock on the first leg of their i districts are very easily In
gtin In a patt fraca. Journey toward Drain they were j undated from the numerous
i halted and placed under arrest by j mountain rivers, -which flow
Attempting flight to . evade ar-! Deputy Sheriff Dave Riley, of that ' through It.
rest on a charge of obtaining 1 place, to whom word had been Earthquakes are the most de
money and goods under false pre- telephoned In advance, of their1 striirtfye of Japan's natural
. ,,..(. 1 I T 1 n man l l.rniir.0. B Fl it Solstlllc visitUtlfinS
tenses, W . I'. V.OMiriH. K-U IVUl kimiimk. i-niu nr in nn ,- . - - a.n
. . i . i . , I I,,, . V... Iw... n rreinient ktnee t h P S II ( I M II
Tears. OI neeosoori. was sum i-iiik- "i i i'ii. '-in up f
and fatally wounded early Sunday ; a telephone and notified the Reeds-, grent holocaust of septemtier 1.
iniirnliiir bv IVnutv Sheriff Ed ' port authorities of the rapture and l 1 92". hundreds having been kil-
Crubhe. of Elkton. on the county while he was thus enraged the Co-jled
an automobile Immediately after their automobile and disappearing"""'"' are a gnon seconn in im
the shooting and rushed to Rose- In the darkness. I " "" "n prl"-"y they
burg for medical aid, but he was During the remainder of the! cause. August. September and
dead when the car arrived here. : night, a party of searchers, headed J Octnlier. are typhoon months.
The body was removed to the 1 by IH-puty Sheriff William Cnibhe. f I
or Ri-eilsport. (no relation to me
Elkton officer) made diligent ef-
forts to locate the fugitives, but '
without success. The hunt was
continued all day Satunlay and al-.
thnuch the pair was not overtak-
Pnrtland minlsterlsl
gainful occupations" do family, was arrested at her conn.
pot report taxable income and do try p ace at Odell yesterday with
not pay Income tax. five men and all face charges of
The sharp drop of eleven and iHlenal possession of liquor. The
one-half billion dollars from the. men arrested were: V. X. Gasman,
Inflation period of 1920 to the tie-1 manager of a Salem packing com
pression year of 1921 was thejtianv; X. W. Wngon. Portland auto
greatest fluctuation in the nnml- (deal"r: fl. C. lllackwell, salesman
ual total national Income recorded "f The Dalles; H. M Xnldel. Port
In the bureau's income atudies run-jlsnd auto man. anil J. W. Castle,
nlng bark lo 1909. ' . Tlie Dalles, salesman.
In the latter year the total In-1 '''he arrests were made by roun
come is shown to have been 27.-:'y and city officials accompanied
l. I, ,rent clrcnlnr! ll,U Oft"-00u- " r0"' "illv to :I2.-1 hV District-Attorney Raker. All of
.hi, TJl,r.in Vhl 000.ooo.ooo In 1913 and then drop-! the men. except Gasman, were ar
their Inception In the I lr.,n,. ,.,. ,, ,.,, ,. ,
year. Beginning In 1915 the trend not gnlltv to liquor rharges. Gas
started upward again making great man will plead later. Mrs. Tence
annual leaps until the peak w-as w-as tn he arraigned this afternoon.
reached in 1920.
In the study of the changes in
the economic welfare of the people
of the United States It is revealed
that during the 1:1 years tinder re
viewr the hypothetical "average m,whi,h prnM
person" had more than doubled PAI.M BEACH, I'la.. Aug. 17
Goforth nay ann- the Sumid'a river, mostly 'lhe number of dollars constituting An early sell'enient of the Ever-
when this Income was reduced tn has kept part of Collier county In ft
dollars of 191,1 purchasing power, state of virtual civil war for the
bis economic piwition had been past f
considerably improved, although In in the announcement by Governor
relatively much less degree. Meas- John 11. Martin, of his decision to
ured In current dollars
Income Increased from $299 In 1909 lhe Everglades.
to a peak of $K97 tp. 1920 and' in "We've been working on this
1921 It stood at "79. The p'urchas- sountleis and we're nut going lo
kep thin weemPnt. It ! report- Kobnd, J01"1" ody Jhi
ptl. and, in adilftlon, contracted t ,WM " ii ct
The coasts of Japan are partic
ularly liable to damage by ty- j
phoona al this season, when the )
atnrmi nr thi
lenousiy uisappearea. m.non folla,orla pacifC- ,wePp up ,he
of the trio became suspicious of of A,ia ,eavl mimorn
something irregular and Inquired of dolnr9 danla(e , thPlr wake.
of his whereabouts They were ln-;Th- ,, dpirllctve of ,he re-
FLORIDA GOVF.RNOR
j FAVORS SQUATTERS
In the.Tyn-Oka ijnake in (
three yearn ago ami a study of the
mate's RRrtrulturHl condition was
made. It was broiiuM out that the
slate produces a surplus of
staple agricultural products
cept corn, pork and sugar. The
consuming centers of the nation
are In the northeastern states.
"What can Oregon produce that
can be hauled through the produc
tive regions of the corn belt ami
sold on these (Mutant markets?
These questions were both answer
ed reasonably well at the state
economic conference at Corvallls.
June. 1925.
"Just what part iHiuglas county
plays In the solution of these lm-
, ports nt economic questions will be
.brought out at the IkniKlas county
j meeting In November. It Is believ
ed." says Mr. Cooney. "The Novem
ber conference will be In effect a
I complete analysis of lHrnglas coun
ty's present production ami Its po
jlfiitlal production and marketing
possibilities."
"Ooimlas county is an Important
horticultural rent it and has won-
, ilirflll nniirirt mill v for urnnniilnii
days, was seen yesterday, j fn rrull nrmluftlon." savs Mr. Cuon-
' ey. "but the point Is In what dl-
rtwtffiti uhiill ili favimnwlriti nwivu'
per capita -sell the Inn. Is to sqll.iltera all over . Commercial trull production in the
"'ted Slates has Increased mater
ially In recent years. The total car-
liil utihmii.nl In 1U17 uod nr o-il
lllK .i tmn iniii. in- ih.ii hi .null ,mij 1 roill IMi"lli;
come In terms of 1911 dollar val-.we're going to sell It lo them,' he
nation shows that the $299 of said In a statement.
1909 were qual lo :!12 of the. Governor Mlirlln said lhat lie-
1913 dollars: Hint a $170 per capita snit- the apparent serlousm-ss of
Income of 19t7 was equal to only the Collie r situation, where a group
311 of the 1913 dollars, and a $.'i79 of homesteaders on the Island of
per capita income of 1921 was Maco opnoslng the claim nf llar
equal to only 3M of the 19H ilnl- on G Collier, to the land, he ex
lars. tie-li.il the situation to quiet down
The average nominal incomes of qulr-kly.
the "gainfully ocenph-d an- "However. th" stale wPl not hes-
have virtually doulileil tnie to handle the situation In
during the l-year period. The av- whatever wav II deems best If any
(Continued on pane 2 1 emer-..nrv e rises " he snld.
AmhrI.(piI Prn. ImnJ Wln.)
MUNICE, Intl., Aug. 17. George
(Dutch) Anderson, mall robber,
lllll hl'enker unil n,.l ,.r e.,..M
I' Chapman, today still was being
inunieu ior nis latest crtmo the
slaying of Hen Hance and hia wife,
who Informed on Chapman.
Last night police received "hot
Up" that Anderson waa hiding in
a lurm House between Muncle and I
Harttnrd city, lnd. Armed with I
rinl tflllW .uu.,,,! u, i.. "..,i. ...
" ",iihii Ifl lfi-e
closed In on the place, but after a
complete search of the plaee. An
derson, as nstml, was missing.
Hance, police said, has paid for
his life, because he violated the tin
written code nf the underworld In
"squealing" on Chapman, who Is
lllng death In the electric
tTlr.
A coroner's Inquest scheduled
JIM STAItHKTT PAIIOI.K
OXhil'KIt AT IMtlSO.N,
. ItHSKiNS I XI (Kit KlltX.
'
(AMnrUtni rifM LNml WIr.)
SALEM. Ore.. Aug. 17.
J. V. Starrett, parole officer
at lhe state penllemiary. has
resigned. It was announced
at the office of Governor
Pierce today. The governor
had no comment to make re-
garding the resignation.
Starrett has been under
fire In connection with the
break of four convicts from
the prison lust Wednesday.
SILVER TON, Ore.. Aug. 17. -
Chief of Police Kuller rushed a
rietull of pnssemen to Mount An
gel at I0;,ln this morning In re.
sponsn lo a report from J. I..'
Krnse, who resides on College
lllll, that hia rhjldren had found
some clothing, which may have
been discarded by Murray, Kelly
and Wlllos. the escaped convicts,
Pierce Tours Guarded Are. .
SALEM, Ore., Aug. 17. Nation-
i..Vi.i ,.: ,. . I , . 1 ' ""'"''il uanlsmen,wlll-be kept on duty
highway about a half mile west of forth brothers gave their tempor-i Western Japan last May. Hut He: , . If I . rp
that town. Goforth was put Into ary custndlan the slip, deserting ; typhoons and their accompany ng yj lllCTlCll II DlPVIIKtKl lO 1 TV
.
the Shark Infested English
'Channel; Jazz Band Along
cars. In 1923 It was A U,!t7. an In
crease of more than Kl per cent in
seven yars. According to lhe esti
mates of dieticians and Adequate
fruit diet fnr the American people
would he Sio.7 Ki.noii bushels. Act
ual production In 1!i22, for Instance,
waa 9"i per cent of this require'
men!, targe acreages are yet to
come' into bearing, particularly In
California. Taking the rase ot
(tears, according to V. T. Swett.
president of the California IVar
(.rowers' Association. California in
l!)n produred fiO.Oou tons of M-ars.
I!t2.1. 12x.noit tuns, and there an
any hope that
the three escapes are hiding out
If was announced yesterday bt
(ioVernor l'ierce. If any difficulty
Is found in keeping cltlr.en volun
teera In the posses after their en
thusiasm has lagged, militia will.
be railed to take their places, bv
The announcement wan
made following a seven-hour rmtr
which he made and which began
I shortly after ten o'clock In lhe
'morning, taking him through the
entire district under guard. -"I
believe that the men are atill
hiding somewhere In the region
I that Is being watched, but I dn
I not believe we will get them urCt II
I they come out of hiding for food,'
lhe governor declared after hia ite-
AUTO ACCIDENTS ,l,rn lo tno PrUon- "That i
iii"f imiiu piHii iiiiir wiiiiiu me
next two daya for the men trill g4
xlck eating only berries and raw
fruits and vegeiablea and will have
to have more substantial food.'
lhe sltuailon this morning was
snd fed. nil operatives, who are as
slsting In the search, more time to
hunt the slayer and to gather evi
dence. Anderson and f harlen (One
Arm) Wo'fe are named as the
slavers hv Hance In a dying state
ment. Ifance loNl Marshal Homer dpciar,.,!
m .tiMMiieiuwn. near wner tney
wer- wlntn, thai "h,tch Anderson
and Charles Wolfe got me."
Wolfe, former Hartford Cltv.
lnd. pence officer, who several
years aco was acqutlted nf hnvlnc
Htain his first wife, was held tn the
county jail under bond of f loo.omt.
2 DIE IN SUNDAY
NEW MODERN HOTEL ROSE WILL BE
IS UP TO BUTE HULL DETAILS
CAPK C,!tIS NK7 Vrunt Antr
en. the ntute or tnetr fiitrni was j7 sharks have maile their ajt
plainly evidencwl closely parallel pJrnrp n MP KnuMh chanm-l
to the hiKhwav. and a vltllant pa-, within the nt few days, addinir an
trol was established to effect their nthf.r hR7HTli tn 1hft Kirt.Hiv rolinf.
ultimate rapture. That this was ac- , .urfiPHiHes of the attempt t
complifdied the following day was .wlm (h Kn(E,h rnfinnP whf(h
due largely to the ruse employed Mu- ortrnoe kI..h. t.lmn. m
by a younr man named Carl nind-.mBk, tomorrow. beii.nln al 7:2'-
er iivinr on a mrm, mie s t i,.k (n thp mornln
! west nf Klkton aad about 7J miles Twn pn(,rkll nieanring
The new room itotei kosp, een spent ror ine rurniture wnicn 'from Hcnii.'.TurK. wnere me iiiki- OVPr -i- fn i,.n-h .r mn.-M
litil-
situated on the corner of Stephen Is to fill the rooms and la reported
and Iane streets, will be opened on by the owners to be the best pur-
or about September 10. according chaseable for an up-to-date ho
to an announcement Issued today telry.
by the Rose Investment company,! One of the outstanding features
tives abandoned their automobile hr fishermen
the
receding Friday n,,,,(,Bn ,t nlBht Thf.v Wt,
broiuht to lloulorne and ehthite
and flH
nirbt.
"Lft" in AUIO LOrea PriK-siiUnn. huve Vw.n tttlr
Young Hinder saw the two men lh. nftWH nf th
which Is constructing the building, of the hotel Is the roof-aarden ! walking toward Klkton about H reacane from Miss Kderl h'-n
lionns issued ior ine iinancina oi wntcn win serve as an enjoyame , o ciock Minnay morninK. ivnnwina arrives here at H nVtmk t'
the hotel were bought up In ten place tn dance on warm evenings, j thy were th men sohrM by the
hours on the Portland market. Is The garden affords a birds-eye off)rer. Ilinder. after first telling
the Information given out by the view of the city and Is sixty-five his mother to telephone ahead to
company. , reel above the street. I Hepiity Hherur ilruhoe at Mkton.
night for her last rent before th"
ati'mnt to swim the chnnl.
hnrlna on of his attenut' '
wlm the rhann-1. .lattez Wolff
The bulldinr. which Is now In The lobby of the new structure got Into his automobile nd drove Fler'e's trainer.
the last stages of construction. Is will be equipped with the bet nr- after them In a I frnrety manner.
of a type known as class A and (s ersinffed furniture available to Whan he reached the air he
was fore
made of steel and concrete. Includ
Ing the floors, walls and partitions
throughout. The floors are of
three-inch solid concrete and sound
proof.
Kach room Is connected with lav
atory and bath or shower and the
equipment of the room Is of the . owning of the hotel have not yet
latest typ. A total of f3.WH has been announced.
satisfy tfle comforts of the guests. ' ranuallv invited them to ride with
A dining room of latest design b!m. The Invitation was accepted.
will be conducted In connection and when within a half mile of h-nurht
with a coffee shop. Klkton they met another car con- rhsnnet
weorge Htnitn. wen known local tainlnr runne and his 9 year oid than usnal. U respon.-ible for th"
man. will be the manager of the ' son. Vale, w ho had started out to nre.nre nf th man eaters In the
hotel, plan for a program for the meet them immediately uion re- channel
to Ireve the water beraiise of th'"
stt-Vff nf a bnre shark.
Flhcrmrn here say that the con-
Mntt-d hot weather which h
the temperature of the
water to a higher point
elpl of the telephone message
(Continued from page four) i
Ml Kderle plans to slip Into the neeesnrr lo harden
'rater from the huge rock at th property.
extreme western tolnt of the cape.
A short dfxtai.ee out. she will he
Joined by th1 Iiik Ijimarinle, bear
ing a party of other famous swim
mers, among them Mis 1,11'lan
Harrison of Argentina, who has
fMlefl n four chantfl atteiii(itsj
Mile. June Hlon fpf France, twice
nMccexKfiil : Tftn Hiiigi'ss of
Knglsnd. who negotiat-) the feat
'n 11 1, and h'T own trainer. Jab'-r
Wifp.
To cheer her on hr w the
ftg wlU iln enrrv a fonr-pl'-ce ty
. "nd. 'bs pnun the advice of MM.
Ston. The "hand" will be mdc un
'f a trtilHnp, carin-t. cornet and
C'ti"rlfs
tlaei Vit-.rtit rtlunneil tn titke
hnrt walk lhl morning she Is T'ae the proticllon 2.. per o nt
h-inf.il f ronftd. nee and declares ! " "h"W ne HI for an orchanlist
fh ' In t!- mo perfect physical
rne'Mt.on ever attained
tier confldnfo n no shared hv
ir-t- - WoHm, who con-nlsln"
that b has ra'lv been allowed
-rv little to as to hr train
In" rnethftd" I'" wss on the verge
nf p.wvin- for Fn-Und veiterdav.
! fri'-nd tvride( him to see It
hrntih fie nf Ms ohleellnns has
h'n to Miss Kderle'g refn-st to ! '!' became of the relatively
anhmif tn tnas.sglnr hr male Ismail acreage in the nlted Htate
hsnds which he dcdirea vMsllv j which corottetes with the same va
er mnsr.es ,n Ptnt ot quality, use
( ontinueii on I'age
SFATTI.K. Aug. 17 Automobile
accidents in the I'uget Sound coun
try kllll two persnns yesterday.
t harleg Kdward Fowler, 21. of substanllnlly the same as it has
Seattle, met death near Tacoma. remained since Wednesday night.
ere are - hi-mt hi wiucn n was itcpuris ann rumors came in at
enough orchards already ptnntcil. riding with four others skidded on periodical Intervals - during Satur
mostly on guml land, to bring hfH I r,,rve and lft the road. Miss day night and Sunday, but Invea
production to ITi'M-no tons ten years j '""re Ouugun. S'attle, who was ligation failed to substantiate the
hence. About ! per cent or thelK"""B n "is lap, was !iihlly value of any nm of them,
b- HrinjJ acreage Is of the Itartlett i 'M,rr- Tall-Tala Socks Found,
variety, and over three'ourths of! Mary Healy, M, Kverett, died' The most substantial Information
he non bearing acreage Is likewise j wnen her rath-r turned their car .received Sunday was the report of
let. In View of these fai ls, i l,no 'l1.!'"!". .' vnld a collision. (CnnMniierl on page S
hoii Id iMeuglas county orchardists
icrow morn nr ffur Hurtled tu-r
'I hln Ik a fitil inn nn lil h tlin' ?
best minds or the county will he
concentrated at the conference.
"Or taking prunes- last year an
unusually heavy export demand
cleaned the warehouses and shelv
es of dried prunes tor the first lime
In many years. Present indlca
! Hons are for fair prices again after
a pcHod of low quotations. Hut I lie
fact should not be obscured (hat
'the Paciric coast on the basis of!
present consumption now produce I --
dry prune enough for th entire' m-i.t-. r l-..-t wiro
l ulled States and fid million 'o-1 CIIATTAN'OOtIA, T nn Aug
pie elsewhere. 17 ,r jMn ,( N..a, p,.ninr ,p
mere are now enotigti prune r. nse roiinsel In tht
trcnanis yei in come into Iteartng tinn case at haylon. loday declare
in aiitornia. alone. )t n -tinia iibat he was astounded at lhe
tied." continues Mr. Cimney, "to i-i Ul chi s reiH.rl.d tn have been
made by Jiidtce John T. Itaulston.
at f hlrnirn and lluvtnii t t-tnllv
planting prunes at this time to e aall that It wa "unihlnkable
know that he Is producing for an ihat m judge 'could be guilty of
export market and to know Hint J-nrh Impropriety" while a case was
this Is a fluctuating and uncertain j pending In' hf court.
nn- I'r. Nal. disttisNltig fhe appolnt-
"Mut the situation Is not sodark'rmnt of It V lt'-ce. to succeed
as th'e statements might Indlf ate
Winter pears of particular varle
lies re proving profitable in f)ie
gon and probably will rontlnite tn
SCOPES III DIM HIGH SCHOOL;
SCORES BOARD Hi JUDGE
him
John T. Scoih-s .declared that
ear hers of the country must
"blush with shame" that a mem
ber of the profciton must submit
to the ordeal of a religious ques-
NASHVII.LK. Aug. 17-Tlalelch
Scopes evolu-lv. u-tv, newspaper n-norler. sc
'ecti-d to fill the. place on the fac
uliy of the liny ton, Tenn., high
schiail. made vxeant, when John 1
Scope failed of re-election, tonight
Issued emphatic denial that he had
been subjected tn any religion
questicnnalre before he waa glvea
the position.
Iteere Is said to have made the
denial following receipt of nrwa sat
a charge tn this effert having been
made by Ir. Neal of counsel nf
Seniles In (he evolution trial, now
pending In the roiirts. e
"The stalemnt rganllng ntV
ttonnalre in nnl-T tn g't a p- I tion. religions views was what I made
lr. Ne us Id H would be actual- to a newspaper reporter and not
ly scandalous of him to do such, to the ltha county board of edtr
and i can hardly believe It of cation nt I my inn," Hece said.
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