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VOL. XXVI
NO. 237 OF ROSEBURQ REVIEW
ROSEBURG. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 26; 1925.
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An IndtMndtnt Newspaper. Pu' v0 r -
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SERVICE WORLD'S NEWS TODAY
VOL. XIII NO. 136 Of THE EVENING NEW
ELDER MURRAY!
STILL HOPES TOS
DETROIT VOTES l
$1,000 TO HONOR
: TYRUS THE GREAT
E
CONV GT
Doesn't Know Ho Son
Will Escape Noose, But
Will Fight to the End.
HINTS AT INSANITY
Recites Accident Alleged
to Have Injured Brain
Family Friends to
Ask Clemency.
DETROIT, Mich.. Aug. IB.
The city council last night
voted 11.000 to provide a
fitting testimonial to Tyrua
Haymond Cobb, manager of
the Detroit American league
baseball club. Cobb will
celebrate his twentieth anni-
versary as a member of the
club Saturday. Appropriate
exerclnea are planned for
Saturday afternoon and a
banquet Is scheduled for to-
night.
In asking the council for
the appropriation Mayor
Smith aald:
"Two names alone in all
Detroit's history are associ-
ated with the supreme de-
gree of achievement in their
respective fields. They are
those of Henry Ford and
Tyrus Cobb."
(Aociatal Ptcm LtoaeJ Wire.)
8AI.EM, Ore., Aug. 26. "While
there'a life, there's hope we will
fight as long as we can to save
Tom the death, penalty," James
Murray, father of Tom Murray,
leader of the prison break 14 days
ago which resulted in the death of
two guards, to'd newspapermen In
an interview here yesterday. The
statement was the first positive
declaration that Murray will plead
not guilty and will fight the charge
of first degree .murder that Is ex
pected from the Marlon county
grand Jury Friday or Saturday.
The father, accompanied by Mrs.
Murray and Tom's sister, Jean,
spent yesterday here and were al
lowed a twenty-five minute visit
with the prisoner In the morning
and a similar visit In the afternoon.
Immediately after their visit In the
afternoon they left on their return
trip to their home In Balnbrldge
Island. Pucet Sound.
"We will fight the case, but I
don't know what wo can do about
1t," the father declared with a ges
ture of despair.- It was to a querv
asking whether the famllv atlll
maintained hope for Murray's es
onpe from the gallows that he re
plied "while there's life, there's
hone.
The war and too much money
' are resnonslhle for what Tom has
done." Mr. Murray declared. "Tom
ran awav from home at 14 and
during the war he Vorked In the
ship yards. He had too much
money and he got In with bad com-
TAXES BORNE Hi
EVERYBODY
CERT
BOND JUGGLING
CHARGED MEN
OE GRANTS PASS
F. W. Keeler and J. A. Roth
Arrested Result Deal -Orenco
Securities.
DENY CRIME INTENT
Search of Room in Portland
Discloses $300,000 of
Paper City Voted
But $50,000.
Dorothy Ellingson, Slayer
of Mother, Sent to Prison
on Manslaughter Verdict
(AaorUtnl Pre Ltued win:) iday wanted the world to know that
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 26. she was ready "to take her medl
Dorolhy KUingson, 17, who was 'cine.'
found guilty of manslaughter Sat- j "The verdict proves two things
urday by a superior court juryl have contended right along," she
which tried her on a charge of aid. "First, that I never waa in
murder for shooting her mother, psane; and second, that I never
Anna Eilingson. to death In their Want to do what I did. It was all
home here last January, today was Ion the spur of the moment. That's
sentenced by Judge Harold Ixiuder- Iwhat manslaughter mans that It
hack to serve from one to 10 years wasn't Intention"!. The Jury told
in inn sime peniienuury
AIN WAYS
Congressman Madden Tells
Portland Conference
Nobody Escapes.
COST IS EVERYWHERE
Favors Abolition Taxes on
Inheritances and The
Nuisance Class .
Kay Speaks.
f Associated prm Laa1 Wirt.)
PORT LA N D, Ore.. A ue. 26.
Frank W. Keeler and John A. Roth
;of Grants Pass, Ore., alleged to
have been involved In the Orenco
'bond deal, were arrested early to
day on a warrant charging them
with dealing in corporate securities
without a state license.
The men were released when
Keeler put tin $5,000 bail for him
self and $2,000 for Roth.
It Is charged that Keeler and
Roth, as the Roprue River Water
work, bousrht a block of Orenco
honds and later sold $33,000 vorth
of them throueh the John S. Shute
rcmnnnv of Portland.
While stl'l enraged In poln-r
throueh naiwrs seized at Kepler's
snartment. District Attornev Myers
this mnmln declared thev con
tainer! "very vslunble Information.
Including comnlete records of the
Ornco bond deal. About $300.-
000 In securities, some of them fr
pnen hnnds. were seized the d'
frlct-attornev announced, in sddl
tn to Information as to where
other Orenco bond mleht be lo
cated. Mvers said KpW's records
show that shout 000 of the 0s
nco peiHtl have been sold
through th John cl. Shute comn
anv. accnrdlnar to Keeler record.
John F. Lorn nwnred at the
court bouse with the announce
ment that h was attorrv for the
two men under arrest. "Mv clients
hp nothlTic to ssv far themselves
rlht no1",' h Mated. 'hut vou
at Son
Quentln.
The youne matricide listened at
tentively white Judge Louderbaek
pronounced the verdict, but dis
played no emotion. She mustered
a smile when she rose to acconv
nanv the matron back to her coun
ty 1a H cell.
.Tude Tjoudorbacks sentence
carried no recommendations for
lenlenev. Dorothv p'ohab'y will be
taken to Ran Quentln todav to
start serving her sentence. Under
the California law, she will be eli
gible for parole after she has
served one year.
The one time "Jw girl." from
Jip-. pMI In thi ro"nv 1n1' her1 to-
the truth
"If I ' had ben acquitted on
ground of Insanity I probably
'Would have ben sent to the reform
nrhool. That's no n'ae for a girl
like me and It wouldn't have been
good for othrr srlrla there, after my
experiences he- (n the county
Jail for the nit six months, anso-
Iriatlng with nonhead end. such
ipeonle, and U-srnlng all thev know.
1 m glad 't's ovr. No one can
realize how hard N Is to att there
'lay after day In court and hear all
ihose things over and over. 1 made
up my mind before this last trial
that I wouldn't hreak and I did
n't, hut I was close to It a couple
COMMISSION SETS
DATES FOR OREGON
TRAFFIC HEARINGS
nnnv.
"The first we Knew inai nensu he mo.t of (h(m,
pot in trouoie was ine lime 01 111
Florenre bank robbery." ' It was
for the robbery of the bank at
Florence that Murray was sentenc
ed to serve 20 years In the Oreeon
prison. "When Tom was a little
bov he waa bright and he got along
well In school. He took an Inter
est In his work and he liked It. He
first became restless after an acci
dent, although I drn't know wheth
er the accident had anything to do
with it or not."
Insanity Plea Lead.
When he was thirteen, the fath
er exniain-n. " i ..ervhodv
ton were throwing rocks one dav to everybody.
t a snulrrel In a tree. The boys
r nn ennnslte sides of the tree iherltanee tax
and a rock thrown by his compan-all nuisances taxes
ion hit Tom In the foreh-ad, cm- oonsnen.
ting a gash from which he still j At yesterday afternoon's meet
wears a scar. After thet Tom lost lng of the conference. Stale
Interest In his work nolle sudden-Treasurer Kay declared that all
rAwrvtibxl Pm Uk! WIn.
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 26.
Too many of our people have the
Idea that money Is made by ma
chinery. The facts are that
everybody pays taxes, if not di
rectly, then indirectly.- The man
who doe not mnke out an In
come tnx arhedule should not fool
himself with the idea that he haa
escaped taxation. Irt the end. aa rsn sv for me that they have com
a matter of fact, he probably pays !m(teit no clme."
Roth s bail was ra"ed to xsnoo
So declared Congressman Kar- j'eer this mornlnr. The wen-ants
tin n. Madden of Chicago, chair- for the arrest of Both snd Keeler
mam of the house of represents- I were sworn to bv .1. TS. Knkln. ex
tives appropriations committee, at ,amlner for the state corporation
a dinner last night, given by co-nmlsloner.
those attending the WesteYn Sta- Invetlest'on of the O-enco bond
tes Taxpayera' Conference. i Issue was started bv he Hlstrlct
"Every annronrlatlon that attorney's office recently following
made must be followed by taxes." reports that In
Madden continued. "Some nennle lbs" Issued
SAT.ENf, Ore.. Aug. 26. Septem
ber 13 has been set by the public
service commission as the date for
healing of the Investigation Into
the rates and sen-Ice of the Inter
ruban Stage company and the
Coast Auto lines.
The hearing will be held at Sa
lem. Investigation Into the rates
and service of the Portland-TH'a-
mook stage line and the line be
tween Portland and Albany has
been set for September 16 at Sa
lem.
Pates of further hearings have
been set by the commission as fol
lows:
August 28, Portland Investlga
Hon of rates and service of Oregon
stage lines.
September 14, Sa'em Investiga
tion of Oorst and King.
October 5, Portland Application
don't seem to realize the simple
fact that the money you are going
to spend must be raised some
how. The appropriations must
follow and the cost eventually
town of Oreneo
total of (tSRD.OOO In
bonds whereas the residents of the
town fl an et-etnn prhorl'd sn
Issue of onlv S1 Don. The elt of
Mela's hnve declared the bond Is
sue was legal.
He roundly denounced the In- c VP I A IMC RFVfit T
tie also sain tnai - ----
should be j
AGAINST FRENCH
m MURDER
CLUES STILL TQ
6E DISGOVE
Motive for Slaying Nurse
Not Yet Found Police
Given a Lead.
DEEDSHOWN GHASTLY
Woman Slain in Frisco,
Then Severed Head
Carried to Swamp in
Grip, Mutilated.
ALASKAN MUSHERS
TO RECEIVE MEDALS
(A-vltl PrtHM Iaanl Wlr.)
WASHINGTON. Aug. 26. Gold
medals will be awarded to ten
tlrivers of the dogs teams which
arried anti-toxin to Nome, Alus-
l;a, iHKt March, when an epidemic
"f diphtheria was raging.
Coventor Parks will heatow the
medals at Juneau to the drivers
who Included Jackscrew, Gunnar
Kas?an, Tonnle Papacy, Dan
ireen, Henry IMtka. Sam Joseph,
William Shannon, Henry ldapoff,
Leonard Seppala and Charlea Ol
son.
GIANT OUTFIELDER
INJURED AND FINED
(Aoctd Pmi ImmI Wlr,.)
OAKLAND, Cal., Aug. 2. All
doubt as to the identity of the El
Carrito swamp murder victim waa
dispelled shortly after noon today
when Dr. Lewis T. Corwln, Oak
land dentist, positively Identified
the upper law found In the swamp
an hour earlier ae that of Mrs.
Bessie Loren, Oakland nurse and
divorcee.
PIERCE EVASIVE
ON REPORT THAT
WARDEN HAS QUIT
S Anrittnl 1'rna Uurd WlrM
SALEM. Ore., Aug. 26.
Governor1 Pierce haa "nothing
to say' regarding the report
of the special committee he
named to investigate condt-
tlons at the state pcnlten-
tlary. '
Asked aa to the nature of
the report submitted to him
yesterday by Jefferson Myers,
one of the membrrs of the
committee whto Bald the Inves-
tigatnra had found conditions
existing which they thought
should be called to the atten-
Hon of the governor at once,
Governor Pierce this morning
replied:
"I have nothing to say."
"Is the report true that
Wfcrdcn Palrymple haa al-
reailv submitted his resigns- 0
tlon?" the governor was ask-
ed.
"I have nothing to say," he
reiterated.
"Then you do not care to a
aay whether or not Dalrymple
haa handed In hia reslgna-
tlon?''
"There la no resignation
here." said the governor, clos-
lug the interview.
(AwnrtatH Ptm LsnI Wlr.
NEW YORK. Aug. 26. Ross
Young, New York Glanta right
fielder, aufrered a fracture of the
right hand In two places, when
- ,i,.i . , i.,, 'rf by a ball pitched by Pete Do
or Oregon, California and Kastern ' u tt t ,i.ii..n.
. , . . ., inonue, Cincinnati twirler, yester-
ence and neces .vP " d' ni Prhb" wl" not "e
A .1. c d -m.'- jn... 'lo " P'ay again this season, it
October B. Portland-Application , known ,,,
of the Oregon Trunk railroad for ; ,t dmil)le h()w f()r yo,m
a certificate of public convenl' nce , .. ,inj ..iv ih.i
and necessity. I hn hd heen fined 1100 hv John
October B, Portland Application j A ne,dler. president of the na
of the C. P. Railroad company, for.tinn.i fr .,ri,,iii,ttn
a certificate of pub ic convenience row wlth )onhue after being hit
and necessity. hy nui tnat caused his In-
October B. Portland Application 'jury. At that time, however, the
of the Southern Pacific company ; damage was not apparent,
to purchase stock in thi Nevada- Donohue was not punished as
California navigation company. he was not held responsible for
October S. Portland Application ; the disturbance.
of the Southern Pacific company to 0
purchase stock of the Oregon-California
and Eastern Railroad.
OAKLAND, Cal., Aug. 26.
The entire upper part of the
mouth of the supposed El Cerrlto
marsh murder victim waa found
today In the swampy ground by
T. W Mingley. of the Richmond
police department.
The teeth are Intact. The find
waa rushed to an Oakland den
tist who attended Mrs. Hesale Lo
ren, a nurse, believed to be the
victim. This new discovery la
expected to establish definitely
whether It was she whose body
was dismembered.
The arrangement of the teeth
and dental work correspond in a
general way to the description of
I Mrs. Loren's month given the
police by her family. The head
had been cut just under the nose.
GRAND JURYAT
IRK Oil CASES
CONVICT TRIO
Warden, Guard, Turnkey,
New Era Family Head
Among Witnesses.
TEACHERS FOR
LOCAL SCROOLS
ARE ASSIGNED
School Directors Complete
Task of Selecting and
Appointing Instructors. "
ECONOMY IS POLICY
Board Members and Offi
cials Already Looking '
Forward to Heavy Ex- .
penses Next Year.
TRIALS IN OCTOBER
apparently by an expert. The rib I C t Will DemsnJ DentVi
lof the month and the palate were atnte W"1 Ucm,nd Ueatn
Penalty for AH Three
Search for Gun
Here From Brownsville
Vance Howe arrived here last
o levelling from llrownsvllle to spend
G. M. Weekly, of Myrtle Point, i a few weeks visiting at 4he home
spent several hours here yesterday of his grandparents, .Mr. and Mrs.
attending to business affairs. J. C. Houseolder.
left intact. As described by the
i police, this portion of the head
i revealed such skill In surgery
that It looked like' a dentists's
exhibit.
There Is a gold crown on a
front upper tooth. Several fil-
lings and other perullarles are
expected to make Identification
jeay for a dentist,
i Karlier In Hie day, two blood
j stained sheets were found some
'distance from the marshes.
I Previously portions of the wom
an's head had been discovered,
but nothing as definite aa the
upper mouth had been revealed
'until today.
OAKLAND, Cal., Aug. 28 The
finding of two bloodstained sheets
and the torn out lining of
Is Futile.
tAnrlatl prna toastd Wlrr.)
SALEM. Ore.. Aug. 26. The
Marlon county grand Jury, called
to consider the charges against
Tom Murray. Kllsworth Kelley and
James Wlllos, convicts who broke
from the Oregon state penitentiary
on the evening of August 12, of
murder of James Sweeney and
Milt Ilnlman, guards shot to death
during the break, opened Ita ses
sion this morning at 10 o'clock.
Hy the time of the noon recess,
four witnesses had been examined.
Has Valentino "Broken" With Wife?
Look at Parting Picture and Decide
traveling bag and a manufactur- !Thpy wpr A M i(l,rvmpiP War-
MMd Pr. ld Wlr..)
I.ONPON. Aug. 2d An Kx
rhnn?e telearsnh message from
ly and soon after ran away from ;the tax troubles and burdens do 'far0, reports that the French gar
home, 'not rest with state taxes alone. rl.nn t n-lr-Fi-Zor. en Important
"I have a'ways thought some- j "Ten per cent of all the taxea ritv f STr) on tn, right bank of
thing was wrong with Tom's mind, i In Oregon go for stnte admlnls- ,he Euphrates has been cantnred
When he was sent to the pennon- trative purpo'es and yet su per hy th(, ri ion, j,.Dfl Drux tribes-
(Continued on page two).
Irent of all this agitation seems
men. The message says that the
NEWS TIDBITS
to be directed against the stale -phoinnn of the lrux tribesm
Sinking Fund Passe iairalnst the French regime In Sy-
L. N. Llvengood, Spokane.mana-'ia Is spnadlng.
ger of the Spokane county tvnv-l
ers' sssocistlo". speaking on "Pub-
lie Debt and Serial Bond Law.", the Inheritance and estate taxes,
urged as measures to keen down were most roundly denounced by
the public debt, that a central state the speaker. He declared these ,
ROBINSON, N. D. Gasoline waa
used free from the town pump, to
the delight of motorists till a
storage tank in a nearby garage office be maintained to calculate taxes are driving men of means
was found leaking. ' all proposed bond Issues in the away from states that Impose then
N6W YORK American society state and that all bids for bonds to the states that do not. Mr. Vsn
of teachers of dancing offer the , be checked over by a atate board. I dergift said California collects an
Miami canter and the Cuban dan-j Llvengood held that the serial naully 16.500.000 In inheritance
ion as rivals of the Charleston. bond Is the best escape from the Ux.
STOCKHOLM The Lapp'a rein- big public debt. The old sinking Figures were given showing that
deer have been attacked by the fund system Is as out of date as I the total state and federal total
hoof and mouth disease. ; hoop skirts knd sideburns, he de- Inheritance taxes collected In 1921
LONDON Labor leaders are ask-; clared. were $21.BO0.OO, and in 1924,
Ing golf clubs to raise sheep in. The speaker attacked the meth- 5IAI.BOO.noo. He atated a possible
order to cut the cost of living. jorls now In vogue In most statea'ease where an American worth Slft,-
AUKLAND American tare must whereby a very small minority can ! 000.000 could die and the estate and
like New Zealand. Nineteen of them Impose a very high Indebtedness Inheritance taxes that could he
were missing when the fleet sailed. ' upon a community. He told of a levied on his estate would total
NEW YORK Countess Lsitentx $r,on ooo school bond election held , 315 per cent of It.
of Italy, has acted as stewardeaa t In Spokane some yeara ago. Sixty "A man will keep his residence
on the steamship Duilio In order to thousand people were entitled to where the tax burden Is the least,"
obtain material on American tour-1 vote at this election, but the bond he said.
' Ists for a book. ! Issue was carried by a vote of 1 45 ; Fifteen atatea now have an tn-
STOCKHOLM Princess Elaa j for to 17 against. come tax. this worry being Im-
Bernadofte. who atudied conditions' He said that the stale of Wash- posed In addition tn the "annual
of factory girls in Chicago,
heads the Y. W. C. A.
WASHINGTON If hot weather
returns, remember that the speed
of travel toward -the North Pole has
Increased 7.500 per cent,
make these calculations
now Ineion recently r-"er
will stop part of this minority
abuse.
"Death Dues" Scored
PORTLAND, Ore- Aug. 2. Ea-
Espertstste and Inheritance taxes are rap
en the i idlv forcing this nation Into a ao-
headarhe" produced by the na
tional Income tax.
Vandergrlft declared "(axes are I
a part of the price we pay for civ- '
Dilation we cannot get away
from taxes, no sane man expects
to." Rut he maintained, that. "We
basis of performances by the navy cialistlc government. R. A. Vander-' should be sure the money raised by
flier-, in the MicMlllan espedition. , grift of Log Angeles, director of re- taxation is needed, and that It la
8TROUDSBURO, Pa. Unable to , search or the California Taxation , economically spent."
sleep, a remorseful fugitive motor- Improvement Association, declared ' He tald that last year In the
let, who ran down a child, gave , in an address today before the stale of New York 1030.000.000 waa
himself up to the police. Western States Taxpayers confer- the total sum collected In slate and
ATLANTA A gasoline tank ex. ence on "The Overlap of State and local district taxation alone, to
ploded when boye built a fire Federal Income, Inheritance and say nothing of what waa paid by
around It playing Indian dance; j Estate Taxea." I New Yorkers Into the federal treaa-
one waa killed. The "death dues" as be termed 1 ury.
.'I'iX. :'.
t ft y J
era bag atuffed In a discarded
barrel waa reported early today
'by searchera combing the Kl Cer
rlto marshea for additional evi
dence, further to esluhilsh the
I murder of a young woman, he
illeved to he Mrs. Ilessle Loren,
Oakland nurse and divorcee.
Thene were nearly a miln from
the spot where earlier In the
week were found two outer sec
tions or a hliiik leather traveling
hag and portiona or a woman's
bead
den of the prison, who wounded
Murray with shots from a shot
gun: Pi-te J. White, a guard who
held Wll'ns and Kelley at hay for
several minutes in the prison yard,
before Murray and "Oregon" Jones
succeeded In gelling arms from the
arsenal: Charlea MoKlnley. the
guard on tower No. 7. who had Wll
los and Kelley covered with his
rifle, and James Nesinith. the turn
key, who was overpowered hy Mur
ray and Jones when they made
Few changes are to be made In
the city schools this year. It will
be the effort and aim of the school
board and the school officials to
conduct the schools this year as
economically aa possible, because
of the great outlay which facea
the district when the new high
school building la occupied prob
a year from thla fall.
because of the program of atrlet
economy no new departmenta will
be Introduced in the high school or
grade school. City Superintendent
M. S. Hamm announcea. The same
departmenta aa laat year will be
continued, but theie will be noth
ing new. The coat of administra
tion and of upkeep, will be kept to
the lowest possible point. In order
that the district funda may be con-.
aerved to the greatest possible '
point.
Plana for the opening term have
been practically completed. School
starts, according to present ar
rangements, on Monday, Sept. 21.
All lnstructora have been engaged
with the exception of a teacber
who will Instruct the Bible classes.
and It la expected that thla facul
ty member will be chosen soon.
The Instructors have been or
dered to report on Saturday, Sept.
19, at which time they will hold a
conference, at which the program
and policy for the school year will
be outlined.
Superintendent Hamm Is aiding
the teachera In establishing them
selves by securing a list of suit
able accommodations. He has a
number of homes where teachers
may secure rooms, or room and
board, aa they prefer, and they will
be able to aelect their places , to
stay Immediately upon their ar
rival. In selecting the Instructors the
board or directors haa carefully In
spected the qualltlrationa of each,
and all of the members of the fac
ulty of the respective schools awe
been highly recommended for the
positions to which they have been
appointed. . .
The board of school directors an-,
nnunco the following corps of
teachers ror the coming year:
M. 8. Hamm, A. U , Park College.
1911. City Superintendent. Beaw
Dam, Wisconsin, 1912-14: Hebron,
Illinois, 1914-17: Lewlstown, -Illinois,
1917-19: Rnseburg J920.
High School
W. M. Campbell, Ph. Parson's
College, 1916. Post graduate work
unlversltlea of Chicago and Cotce
(Continued on Page 8)
i.-,0,inuiin ,iu, l..H nn liinii. their ram on tne arsenal.
dry marka on the sheets. The This afternoon John Davison, the
hag lining waa described as Iml- luard who shot Jones to death
tiillon leather, atalned In spots dnrlng the break: lo Wilde, one
with what appeared to be blond
I The tag bore the name of a
i manufacturing company which
has branch offlcrs In Kan Fran
cisco. ! The find was made by Jesso
lllraga. IJ-yearold Kl Cerrlto hoy.
' Inder Sheriff W. M. Venle or
Contra Costa county said the rind
ing of the sheets confirmed his
theory that the wOman was kil
led In Han Francisco, the body
decspllated and the head wrap
ped In the sheets, placed In the
, black hag, carried across the bay
.and all I he evidence or violence
Iscallered nver a wide area
through the swamp. 1'nniplng the
marh clear of water Is expected
to he completed before today.
Dogs will he used by police In
an etfnrt to discover other por
tions of tho hesd or body.
Authorities had not determin
ed definitely whether the hag
lining waa part of the black lea
ther tiag. portions of which prev
or the four Monitor men kidnapped
hv the convicts on their way Into
Portland: Charles Newman. In
whose home at New Fr llie ban
dits hid for a whole dRV while
holding the famllv captive, are
scheduled to he called.
Separate Indictments chartrlng
each of the three convicts with the
murder of both Sweenev and Hol
man will he asked. Dlstrirt-Atlnr-nev
John Carson announced.
Present Indications are that the
grsnd inry will not report before
Sntnrdnv morning which would
prohnhly mesn thnt the convicts
will he srrsiirn"d to enter their
picas Saturday afternoon.
There stipes' som question as
to how soon the trtsls can be got
under wsv. Judae Percy H. Kellv,
who presides over the crlmltisl de
partment of the Marlon county cir
cuit court. iTwnn his reen'sr term
of court In Albsnv on Sent ember 5.
and has several Important criminal
TODAY'S BASEBALL
National League.
At New York: (First gam-v)
R. H. E.
Cincinnati 5 11 0
New York (10 2
latteries: Klxey. Rlemlller, J.
May and Wlngo, Krueger; Barnes.
Fitxsimmnns and Snyder.
At Brooklyn: R. If. E.
St. UhiIm 2 8 1
Brooklyn 4 7 0
Batteries: Rhem, Dlckerman and
O'Farr-'M: Cantrell and Deberrv.
At Philadelphia: R. II. E.
.Chicago 2 8 4
jl'hilsdelphia 12 20 1
i Batteries: Keen and llarlnett;
iKnlaht and Wilson.
At Boston: R. H. TS.
Pittsburgh 2 1
Boston 0 9 0
Batteries: Meadows and E.
Smith; R. Smith and O'Neill.
lously were found In the Hwamp. " , "" " ' " ' . " " ' .'. k
Hherlff Veale said he was aear.-h- r,",,h'rrr,nnn "T? Us
in it for ii "lr. Pfarork." dom-rlb
'that tlmo. Ih-rp In iml ItkHlhnni.
San Francl.ro. He said the name "r October term of ""' '.''
was furnished him by Mrs. W. T. "" tlm. could he ssved hv se.Hng
Ferguson, mother of the Oakland I hem between the tlni" Judge K-'-...me
who has been missing "hire "nl.hes his docket st Albsnv
August 19. William Ferguson, a !nd the opening of the regular
brother, yesterday Identified por-
fitorirt of marital differences between Rudolph Valentino,
screen idol, and hia wife, Winifred Iludnut, daughter of the per
fume millionaire, are denied hy friends. They point to the affec
tionate parting of Rudy and his wife when she departed from Ifi
Angeles for New York, shown here...' ,
lions of scsln as thnte of his sis-
iter, Mrs. Ixiren. Two Oakland
dentists' psrllnlly Identified work
on the teeth of a lower Jaw found
'in the swamp aa having been In
stalled by them.
leim here
Gun Not Found.
SA1.F.M. fre, Aitr. 2 Led bv
Ellsworth Kellev. one of the trio of
convicts who escaped from the
Oregon slste penllrntlsrv here
several davs ago. kl'llng two
guards In their flight, two guards
of Ihe penitentiary accomnanlrd hy
American League.
I At Chicago: R IT. E.
j New York 0 7 0
.Chicaan 18 3
Batteries: Pennoek and Ben
.gough: Faber and Srhalk.
lAt Cleveland: R. If. E.
Philadelphia 18 1
.Cleveland 8 12 1
Batteries: Harrlsa, Romm"ll,
Groves and Cochrane; I'hle and L.
Hewell.
At Detroit: R. II. E.
Boston 2 8 1
iDe'rolt 10 18 0
Batteries: WlngMeld and Bis-
choff; Whltehlll and Baasler.
Mrs. Margaret Klnrart, of Oak
land, spent the day here visiting iSherirr O. D. Bower and Deputy
with friends and shopping. She re-.District Attorney al.yle J. Page
turned to her home thla afternoon. I (Continued on page 8.)
Yesterday's Scores.
At Salt Lake 8: Seattle 10. "
At Vernon 6: Oakland 8.
At Sacramento 2: Portland 3.
At San Francisco (; Los Angeles