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VOL. XXVI
NO. 251 OF ROSEBURG REVIEW
ROSEBURC OREGON. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1 925.
VOL. XIII NO. 180 OF THE EVENING NEWS
HEROES 0
FLIGHT TELl
STORY OF TRIP
Failure to Pick Up Trade'
Winds as Expected Rea
son for Failure.
E
PRIVATE OPERATION
AIR MAIL WANTED
BY PRES. COOLIDGE
(AavUtH Prrw Lnafd WJr.)
WASHINGTON. Sept. 12.
Private operation of the en-
tire air mall system was ask
ed of President Cool id ge to-
day by officials of the na-
tlonul air transport corpora-
tlon. The delegation said the
corporation was ready to bid
! for operation or a route from
tho Columbia ; I ""; ? ZT" r ... CL 1
aired also an opportunity to
run the New York to Chlca-
ko overnight line, which has
'Moelfttcd Prw. LesMs Wire.)
LUNGVIEW, Wash. Sep. 12.
M.o.ldo, Korean, 26, is dead and D.
Toiuoakata la slightly wounded as
the .result of gunshots fired by K.
Mochlzukl In a quarrel at a Jap
anese boardln? hoUie near the in- chlcaK0 , Dallag Tex
river, Longvlew, las: night. The
shooting resulted fro.n a quarrel.
The dead man.a newcom?r here Is
alleged to have IIMr?ntol anJ I not yet be,n of(eVed (or pri-
MODESTY IS
sougnt ou.lrreis wim ai-j.:izuki 'a ..... ....,. i,.
which culminated last night at. Mr. Coolldge expressed in-
lmn whan nn Inttar miller! - . . . .
CUftllJM '"" " " ..-- reresr., dui rescrveo. awisiun.
OnUWIN.a gun and l'.red point blank at the Some support of the scheme,
j.yimu. v nieinoera oi me ueieKuu" ss
declared, had been ordered
Each Fails to Take Credit
for Daring Acts But
Points to Comman
der's Optimism. -
i
(AMnclatfd Vrtm Lcurd Wire.)
HONOLULU, Sep. 12. All rest
ed, all happy and all asleep,
America's five new heroes of aerial
navigation were at Pearl Harbor
today recovering from their stren
uous cruise of being cast about by
vagrant winds in mid-Pacific for 9
days on the seaplane PN-9, No. 1.
The men were ordered to bed at
hospital last night after their
arrival here from Llhue aboard a
steamer. They were received with
open arms by the Island populace
headed by Governor Wallace R.
Farrlngton.
Every member of the crew was
able to teH a sparkling story of
their unprecedented adventure.
John Rodgers, commander of the
cruise, dictated a statement detail
ing the sensations which came to
him during the nine, day trip, and
his associates, and the flight, aug
mented his story with details that
made made new history for the
United Slates navy.
The statements revealed the In
nate modesty of every member of
the crew. Each declined to take
rredlt for his own daring acts of
heroism but all pointed to
lOlinnil lirPPri (Tom Postmaster-General New
i SUPPLY VESSlliu:::;...1.
icebound inn
ALASKAN ISLE
Steamer Baychimo Sending
Distress Messages From
Near Herschell Island.
BOAT IS LEAKING
Starboard Stove In By Ice
for Distance of 20 Feet
Help Not Obtainable
Because of Ice.
(AmncUted pttm I.Md Wire.)
SEATTLE, Wash., Sep. 12. The
steamer Baychimo of the Hudson
Cap-1 Bay company, trading out -of Van-
tain John's" optimism in the face icouver, B. C, which last month
of disaster and privation, as the was punctured by ice in the Arctic
saving grace of the trying sltua-.ocean, was reported by radio today
ATTEMPT EXTORT
INQUEST IHTOr
GQOK
SHOOTING
BECONTINUEDi;
;nii r. croirc m
OPEN OCTOBER 7
. DECIDED TODAY
4
PHII,AIK1,PHIA. Sent. 12.
The world's baseball ticrles
will open Wednesday, Otto-
her 7th. In the city winning
he national league pennant.
Thin wan decided today at
meeting: of CominlHKloner
nulls and representatives
of the Washington and Phl-
I ladelphla clubs' of the Amer
! can leneue and Pittsburgh
MORONI OLSEN
PLAYERS ARE
si a J.'.,... in and New York clubs of the
coroners jury amjuuiu.
national league.
Mnrl.v While Police ! Tw -"" w, P1""""1
' , l In t
Check Up Witnesses.
A L I B I I S PRESENTED ci,(
he national league city
( the next three In the Am
( erlcan leacue city and the
next two. If seven are neces-
! sary. In the national league
COM
FRENCH ARMIES
CAPTURE WVIYOT I A w n
I
"Pygmalion" to Be Pre
sented Here Early in
October.
A 1 .-Ill hA ih. -am. na
Husband of Slain Woman In previous years, boxes $6.-
50: reserved seats 15.50: gen- r
T lnnnnnnnin . r. .v-ntr-.
Games will be played every ; VjIMJUr rUrULftK HLRL
day unless rain interferes.
All games will start at 2 p. m. '
(Amlalnl Pre Lraail Wire.)
FEZ, French Morocco, Sep. 12.
Amyot. capital of the territory of
the Beni-Zeroual tribesmen, has
been captured by the advancing
French armlea converging from
Teroual and Tafrant.
Both French wings resumed their
advance at daylighL They en
countered only Isolated resistance,
nresumahly because Abd-El-Krlm
is withdrawing men from the
French front to strengthen his
lines against the Spaniards.
The Spanish success In landing
troops In Alhucemas Bay Is declar
ed to have greatly affected the
tribesmen.
CRITICISM OF
POLICY
EVOKES REPLY
Chief Forester Answers Re
quests and Criticisms of
His Department . ,
Was Not in City on Day :
Wife Was Killed,
He Claims.
eral admission S3.30
bleacher seats $1.10.
and
i
lion. "Captain John." In turn,
poured his compliments on his sub
ordinates telling of their fortitude
In the "drifting period."
The presence of carrion sharks,
frozen fast and crying for help,
A vessel of the Baychimo's class
In her trade that of supplies and
furs along the northern coast of
North America carries about 20
PRISON TERMS
(A-aortatrd Ptmb LmimI Wir.1
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 12.
Sentences of from one to two and
a half years each in San Quentln
state prison, were imposed In the
superior court here today on Bliss
Y. Baker and C. Russell Craw
ford, after they had pleaded guil
ty to a charge of attempted ex
tortion In connection with a plot
to kidnap Mrs. Daniel C. Jack
ling, wife of the copper magnate,
a few months ago. Baker is a
student of the University of Cali
fornia. Crawford is a former stu
dent of the University of Oregon.
The youths succeeded In having
Mrs. Jackllng leave her apart
ments In the hotel St. Francis
through a faked telephone call.
Simultaneously, they made a de
mand through a messenger for
$r0,000 from Jackllng on the.
threat that his wife would be
ooculnted with deadly disease
germr..
Quick work by the police pre
vented the carrying out of the
kidnnpplng and resulted in tho
arrest of the youthrf while they
were waiting for their victim to
appear.
which trailed (n the wake of the 'men
drifting seaplane like buzznrds, the The Baychimo was stated In the
ability to hear radio messages tell-! report received today to be off
Ing that the men were believed Herschell Island. Marines here
dead, the inability to dispel these accustomed to the Arctic stated
messages of despair by failure of that there was no possibility that
the radio generator which prevent-'any boat could go to the rescue of
ed broadcasting all these condl- the Baychimo but that her men,
tfons failed to dim the hope of. even if she were a considerable
reaching land unaided. (distance from shore, bad a good
Only when they were picked tip chance to reach land over the Ice.
(AwocUttd Prtw Ltand Win.)
VINTON, Iowa. Sept. 12. The j
coroner's Jury called to establish j
the identity of the murderer of ;
Mrs. C. B. Cook, dry crusader,
who was slain in her home Mon- 1
day night, is adjourned until '
Monday morning and police are
expected to spend the week-end
checking up on the stories that i
27 witnesses already called, have i
told.
Sheriff W'hitefield Ruhl. said
ROBBER IS PAL
Business and Professional
Women's Club Sponsor
ing Appearances
This Season. .
(AwMed Prem Leued Wire.)
Of keen Interest to theatre pa
trons In Koseburg Is the an
nounrement of the return of the
Moroni Olsen players early in
October In the first of a series of
three plays which they will give
here this winter under the aus
pices of the HnlneHa and Pro
fessional Women's club of Itose
burg. The hundreds of friends
made by this circuit repertory
company will welcome them with
ASTORIA, Ore., Sep. 12. Whit- j keen anticipation and those who
that he had not given up hope Watson, identified as one of the i were not fortunate enough to see
or locating the murderer C B men who robbed the Aurora State their "Kempy'1 and "Taming of
Cook? husband of .ho- Heart 'wol I Hank last October, was a pal of the Shrew" last year will not
man. will take the stand again I Phillip Carson, who tipped officers lose the opportunity this season
Monday morning. In addition
Clarence Fisher, a night baggage
man on the Hock Island railroad.
Verne Chrixtianson and Koberi
Shaw who are working In a local Icourt for his alleged part In the
on Tom Murray a few weeks ago. The first play, 1o be presented
Watson told officers before he was here early In October, Is a happy
taken to Salem yesterday to await choice, llornard Shaw's "I'ygma-
triai in the Marion county circuit "on win open the season. Pyg
canning factory, have been sun'
moned to appear.
Coroner C. L. Modelln said that
Gertrude Cook, 16-year old adopt
ed daughter of the Cooks will also
be called to verify some of tha
Ktatements h"r father made on
the stand yesterday. Mr. Cook
was on the stand all day Friday1.
Cook admitted that he had urg
ed bis wife not to be so aggres
sive in some of her law enforce
ment Ideas, but vlgoroucly denied
that there had ever been a break
between them.
"I told her." he said to news
papermen, that she ought not to
i bank robbery.
FOUR INDICTMENTS
ARE RETURNED
AGAINST NOEL
lu'lih r.Mf ln.l.lmniila Col nrnnrl
In New Jersey against HanfMon
W. Noel, confessed murderer and
kidnaper of six-year old Marv
Duly, the resignation is sought of
Dr. John Thompson, senior phy-
niallon Is ramlliar to many, a cle
ver modern Kugllsh comedy based
on i ho Creek myth of the youth
hi love with an Ivory statue of a
young mnlden he himself had
made and prayed to Aphrodite to
give It life, his prayer being ans
wered. In this case 1'ygniallon U
a very reul girl Of tho lower clas
ses who is taken by a group of
people who wager that Ihey can
so train and educate her within
a short time that It will be pos
sible to present her at court as
one "to the manner born". How
they succeed, and subsequently
full In love with tho girl they
have ereuted, makes a charming
COUNTY SUPT.
RETURNS
FROM
SCHOOL VISIT
Schools in Lower Umpqua
Country Are Above
Average.
PRIZES ARE AWARDED
Flower and Home Eco
nomics Display at Smith
River Fair Unusually
Complete.
An Interesting vlult to .
INDIANS APPEAR
Reopening of School .for
Use of Indian Children
on Reservation Is
Desired.
slrtnn of the Overhrook, N. .1.. i
..!.. rn.nrul!rn, rrnm whlfl, lnnnin.1v
take license numbers of cars thnt I No,, escaped two months ugo. The ditto for tho preKfnIsllon
were carrying liquor and thlnts T,. HeniMnd Is made bv the Kssex of I'vumnllnn lias not been iletin-
I never opposed most .v hr)..r(1 f free-holders I lielv determined as vet. but will
which declares Dr. Thompson trnlmhly be the first or second of
C. T. U.
most I
work, how-
-Stew-
SALKM. Ore., Sept. 12.
fifteen miles from land bv the sub-iMnal neranna In Seattle familiar ! art E. Keltfel, or Taylor, of Ku-
marlne R-4, were they moinentari-;with the situation along the north- gene, who tan amuck on a South
ly disappointed, for, after drifting jern coast, inclined to the opinion !ern Pacific train last night and
400 miles, they expected to movelthat Baychimo was near land and'as removed from the train here
into land unassisted. !her crew in little danger, though :bv '"ur police officers, was sent
Timt Kefora retirinir laf nlirhr ilh.f mi.ht tu. I on his way to Ktigene on an Ore-
member of the crew was asked to The previous report on the Bay
give his opinion on the whole chlmo was "had starboard stove in
flight. He said the aviators had.1 by Ice for a distance of 20 feet and
placed, too much reliance on wind 'was leaking eight feet daily."
conditions In planning the flight. Nome is more than 1000 miles by
"We figured to pick up the trade water from Herschell Island, and
winos D"V nines irum oau rininin-.ine aiciic ocean huoui lots miro ... ,,, ,-i,i..n t . , " 7
... ' nhvalflnna enillrl Tinn HO eMflenre . mnvnmetitu nn tha ttn,l..w K..r.,in
re said. 'but It was more man of year becomes Impenetrable be-: ,, ' , ,,i ... j ......,
gon Klcctric train shortly after 10
o'clock today.
Kelffer apparently suffered
from nn attack of in'anity, but
had almost recovered today. He
attributed Ihe seizure to drinking
wood alcohol at Vancouver, but
October at the Antlers Theatre.
ItottetMirg theatre goers will alvo
have the exceptional opportunity
of seeing a new play by St. John
Krvlne. author of "John Fergu
son and .lane t.legg, before It
like that
of her W,
ever. 1 ..., ..i,.,,,.i , v,.t
The witness said he had been 1 v...., lnrlii-ti.H voutoriliiv at
R member of the Ku Klux Klan j Patterson. N J., for the murder
.u. ""'' neiu in ( thn Kiri and the shooting or
membership In Sioux City. Mrs. )ohn SRn(lill ,..-.,,., who gave
Cook was at . the head of the Hen- .fi,,, ,i,n uiiii,.tlnn A few
ion county Klan women s orgaul- 1.1.., . . .. i, in,n..i,.,i in New- !i.o h....n i vw v,i
za'lon' , . 'ark for the abduction of the girl jKrvlne's new play Is called 'Tho
In answer to a question while ian(, lh nillr(,.r f ltu mnnil i ship." and In recognition of (he
on the stand, he said that he did I H(.r,.- n,.Kro iaxlcab driver. I unusual merit of this producing
not drink. Ho said he had notlwllOM, automlUe he seized for j organization the fatuous Irish
piajea pool, billiards or poker t i,i,innn, ,t,a,ti.i has riven the olsen
number of years and wna 1 i, j. expected sanity pnice. d- phiyers permission to present this
In the habit Of playing nv. ..U -iurt .hnrtlv lifter Noel's lnhiv rr the first time In Amerlcii.
arraignment. i "The Ship" will be Ihe second
for
never
games of chance for money.
-Mrs. Cook, he said, had in the .
past objected to his taking part
In Mich games and thnt had In- 1
fluence on his dropping them.
Cross-examination yesterday ;
brought out Mr. Cook's hourly j
1.000 miles before we had the wind cause of Ice.
on our tall and then It was only
slight wind
a!
The cutter Bear of the United
:tions on the train were not de-
States Coast tiuard. returning from j ""ffjpj
the tran.
"As for gasoline, we Jiad all the her 37lh annual cruise Into the r .. ..,. .r., i
gasoline we couin carry, some uo Arctic, was 10 leave unaiasaa, 'n;j,lft Portland and soon
gallons, wimoui wina, we couin-,ine Aleutian islands tooay ior e- V0pnt At wnotlbiirn the con
n t have and did not nave enougn atlie enroute to san irancisco ior dwlo. telegraphed to Salem for
to make it. ..... lwliHLer' t. . .t t, 'officers to remove him from th -
"That s all there Is to it. I The plight of the Baychimo was ,rHni le complained of cramps
This indicates the fliers did not learned through a radio message I, n tn'e .lonia,.h and at the police
expect to reach Honolulu after from her which the steamer Oduna ,IRton. imagined himself still on
they were forced to consume more or Meauie. cangni iss nines soum
fuel In spots where they expected (of Cordova, Alaska, and forwarded
regional winds to carry them. ,to the Seattle harbor radio. Cor
In the historic palace grounds, in dova Is 500 miles south of Her
Ihe shadows of the statues of for- ischell Island.
mer mnnarchlal rulers of Hawaii, The Baychimo entered the Arctic
visiting men of the United Stales, this year with supplies for a sta
fleet and thousands of military and tlon of the Royal Canadian Mount
clvlllan residents of Honolulu will ed Police on Herschel Island.
assemble at noon today for a for-1
mal home coming ovation of Com-1 VANCOUVER, B. C, Sep. 12
mander Rodgers and his mates. ;The Hudson Bay company stated
On the same rostrum the tribal today that there are 33 men on the
kings of ancient Hawaii stood to steamer Baychimo. fast In the Ice
receive the plaudits of their sub- of the Arctic ocean.
Jects after courageous victories at
I'nable to secure work In Siciit
City, he had left the employ of
a monument ' works there and
started for Vinton. Labor Iav.
Iiecameiiie spent that night at (irumly i
Center and because of the muddy ;
roads, did not arrive until Tues
day, many hours afler the mur
der. As he swung around Ihe cor
ner towards his house, he saw ,
flowers nn Ihe door and th"
thought flashed across his mind
that his aged mother-in-law, who
Tl
I play and will he here in Ie'eiii
I her.
j Kortehurg people are poniewh'it.
;funilliiir wlih Ihe history of the
I Moroni Oliver, players. f'o miliar
'to Hnnchurg lnt year, sporinored
I by th High Krhmil Parent 'l each
em rirrle. their two apfM-arance
I were so highly nrreKrul that the
: Hn-fnofi and Professional Wom
en' Club contracted lo brine them
back for three plays this year.
The company is composed of a
dozen or mi . rm...-. . ..,.-,,. f
wlmareallcol eggradiiale nnd, (tr(if
na.H I""-;-- I Sent Ixhlll g,
r tvrt 1 extterieiic... 1 ii'-n ii-mii.- ,n
(AanrUtnl hm Uurrl Win.) '
BAKER, Ore., Sept. 12. Testi
mony favorable to legislation pro
viding for leasing grating land
on the public domain to stock-
imen having prior right waa given
uriwrv me Buu-curniuilltm ui in.
senate public lands committed
here today by K. A. Phillips, pre
sident of the Oregon Cattle ani
Horse Kaisers Association, .. and
William Pollman, former presi
dent of the associaton.
The testimony supported the po
licies outlined by stockmen In ths
hearings at Pendleton. '
The contention of the stock
men was that grating feea on tha
public domain should not greatly
exceed the cost of administration;
that as a matter of fixed prin
ciple, fees should not be allowet
to depreciate the present livstock
valuta, and thus confiscate in part
the stockmen's holdings. An In
crease of present feea was strong
ly opposed by local atockmen.
The senatorial party arrived
h.r. Anrlv thl. mnrnln. in a snA
cial car from Pendleton. Kollow
je'lng the hearing, wheh lasts all
Annl. In lhe UeniLnnri Section " -- .
was marie durlnir Ihe oast week bv ed a ''nnrtuet this evening. The
as mane nunng tne past eea py ... . . . iioine.
County Schtsil Superintendent Ack
ert who returned yestenlay wlh a
gooil report of the schools In thuti
district. The
and Ihe lower 1
u-iusually efficient and a number,,, M. ..j nrln.i.n,. nf hi.
of litiprovements ma.lii this year rt(,par,mBnt mnAe during the two
will bring them far above the av- lllv, of (he wlmtp puh,c ianAa
el:ll1'' I sub-committee by livestock men,
W. M. Kent of tho Reedsport mud his recommendations as to
schools has Incrensed his force of ; the deHirahllllty of changes In the
ehven teachers this year by the , present methods of admlnlstrat
adilltlon of Mrs. Kva Walte of ' ing the forests marked the closing
itoseburg, who is to direct the "ex- session of the hearing Krlday af
tra work" room, Inlrotluclng the 'ternoon. Agreement with jionie
Stanford lllnet mental Intelligence , of the changes requested was ex
tests for the abnormal child. Coti-1 pressed by the chief forester, and
siderahle Interest attaches to this i In other cases he voiced his oppo
special work as It is an Innova-isltlnn to changes asked. The suli
tion in this county, and the snlu-, commit lee moved on to Itaker iaat
Hon of many problems of the night for a hearing today,
teacher by the new method Is an-1 The city of Walla Walla asked
tlclpalcd. for the closing to grating of 21.-
II. K. Toble of Smith River "o" acres of land In the national
school. Is planning an effective ! forest on the head of Mill Cwk.
course ministering lo a larger sec-wlil.h Is the water shed of tha
lion. This particular section not'clly'a waler supply. The reguest
having fruit harvest, schools begin i "as presented by W. Cralg.Fer
there earlier. Mr. anil Mrs. T. K. guson. commissioner of finance In
iin ..t u'Mh.... h-Un v..PV nhiv llii m ii i! If I pa I It y 'a govcr n men t .
.ni. .I.,,!.. ..h.u,l .1 win.lThe city has spent $220,000" In
Chester Hay,
seel ion belri
men ami
party will leave here for Boise.
( Awrs-Utn 1'rrOT lASr.1 Wlr. . ,'
schtHils of Reedsport i Tne ' , ' f Conat,t ()reeley. chief
Umpqua country are! foreiltl,'r'of , ,,.,, 8tatB, to
a vigorous schiKilal Win-!"1"' "'X na" "M'nt
ay, the chllrlren In this t ,,5t' ndlng Its water systems, and
l:ig those of the fisher-; hv'- Privately owneij . land
workmen nn the Jetty. "' '".E' , 1
i r ..,,,. , I...,., u.,on.un at.iiu.riti. water nuuiur uiiih-i nw ihim."
itendent of schools at (lanllner. be- l" ""1'" " """ t
gan school this week and Is us.,""" rVT-nZZ.
in, an Interesting system of teach- nf agriculture Th land b been
er-directed sell government nn the
the cltr has asked that thn r.los-
Inir order be made permanent
Hi 1 I tribesmen of the Pmatllli
nd Kunnvdale.
11L' vi fi.. (.',..! 1 i k'lt'n ov itori.-nrn. i iii'ir iMiiiit- in in ... ... ...
11 r.,- , 'i v., .-"-mi. i , ,r,r. v i. nesr i train, are nitniuir ai . .. . , .--
.u a .. i i.- f)it..M. I'lah. whiTp hip niavs aro 1 : - '. . ..... . . i rre in rommniee io ie
ped'ouV "of ..end tod; lo' win.er prepared t for Presentation The l?0 Slflr,:1' -1"
fsilntr trronnflii tn lfl;iho: The rmiiPHny ih iiihiibk' i.r.iriur,. , . .... n ........... ... . ... ,
- - ., . u i . I n wnrlr I ' rteii'Ti. r.inniii gin'M- nnnmiH, uii
sninmeni is ine iitsi imrn nenu r
'Indian reservation appeared be-
that
asked for the return to the tribe
i.. ...i. ma.. . k. .f Miiivltiv tho iiMvs. niiiiclv. i ' " " " ' " " '"ilnr vrnx nr nurnoses or lana on
U Q VM VU Ur ,,vC..uW"J ,",c,ook" dra"-i ,red to Tom iily . M il- tt...i,eKe,en.. etc. and also shar- ""''" " " Pi;"r gra.ies. ami .lnhnon ,.rPHk. which was cried
IliUIHIIJ lllLLUL When he pulled up at thectb,'' RPi" I roiight The company has Miss . l.uel a Hanlels In the prl- , ,. more than
the daughter tierlrnde, ran up to . J 7, Vr N- W l "f ". "'I T!,y ."'""T . "T", 'h 1. 1 " wa" nn' ""v'"
nUimi niWItlirniTn Ih "I!!1 "a'?.: M'"a IllT'-H ."l.orvon 1 2.niio il. now firmly estblisl,.,l In the li" Ihe hlh school will open nd ,1iralsed ....til ln. They
WMhR VlMVViS I" V'".? Iht "B""",'" ! nrn,", . ,. isexperied to prac- northwest, and haa received en- next week. expressed -tne dissatisfaction wllh
U IVLIM I HI IVlLlfl U hKZy'n n"nd, ""d '," t"ily clean up ceding Int. bs viable rorognltl.in in tl." east. Mrs. Acker, who was also a v Is tor 1)lB prPBent leasing system for
UIILI1 I nilllUHIU remembered only vaguely lnP' ' t- """" ,h.fvnlr'rln country NullnnM theatrical periodicals aid speaker at the Smith River what land In which some whfe
....... r riliinlL"!,,:b"1,;l ::.,,.'iP,,.l:,a : I CZ m -rM concerning fair, held H'-P-'n.bnr 7 and n . . are able to secure more land
i lu nn l hi l li i nn i u i e..; : ..t. ... i,: .. . ... .
I IIUIII UJ1LL I UIVUU
sea against other Islanders, Amer-1 Visitor In Town-
lea's five newest air heroes will Mrs. Oscar Hansen,
of Melrose,
MMnrilH Prrs LnMr-H Wlr.)
PORTLAND. Ore., Sep. 1J.A oyer hla rontlntx places.
1 Cook suirl he and hi. wife wrritn
to each other about twice a week
(during the five years that he has
been working out of town. Mi
said today, they frequently talked
lie de
li id
stand tn receive an encomium spen; several hours here Friday ..,,, -'m u-.'.hinrrtnn 1 nled completely that his wife
lOnntiimeO imi ! thrt 'nn business and shonplng. ..... that nn verification of renorts Pver objected to his staying at a
.that the Klamath Indians have ex-1 S'ux C.'y home for any o'h.T
U. S. Gunboats Ordered
to Nicaragua to Protect
The American
Legal
ithat the Klamath
.Secretary of the Interior WVrk, has ; " nl,n
i authorized a general payment to
ithem of 00 each nut of the tribal
reason than that the room rent
Qf reserve receipts from timber sales.
.The aggregate payment to the tribe
(Awrwl.trsl Prrs. Wlrr.)
cumbers will amount to 1245.200
and 1226 Indlrns will participate In
It.
COMMIHHIlIN DKAI.f lt
IH'KMMI SV.W I'ltolMCK
inn mi: i mini wii.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Sept. 12 -W.
J. Iterthlck, well known com
mission dealer In country vesl.
hogs and poultry, has return' d
Bend. Th
ed in from the Hllver Lake dis
trict and The llalles-Callfornla
highway south of liend Is expected
lo be dolled with the flocks for
the next 30 days.
Nineteen carlnads have been
shipped out of Prinevillo durlnt
the last week to winter feeding
grounds In Idaho with a few going
to Orand Island. Neb.
Feeding lambs arc acsree all
over the mid-Oregon country, ac
cording lo local sheen men. I'n-
The treasury dep-wlt credited to ,", prdce game after an ah- j hlri responsible for the present
I irj ump in wiihii an uu in"
WA:illVfiTOV Ren 12 The serrauve memoers ot me curvnci
wnra ulul (mm nf'intt Mtlii ti'M'r.
genmm.s nils. ..... .n-..,, m.na .: si .i flee, tne Riamatn res-rra.ion "mm .r, nf ...... . -ear On Vmi
proceeillng from Pai:sma to the t. m.i.titntlnnal government Is which the payment will be made ixy n formar f,Pen, tlR pri
ports of Corlnto and Bliieflelds , furciioilncr with the ,-,nervailve now amounts to I268.0O0 and a con- anil prodnce company at Krnni
Nicaragua, respectively, at a pre- officials only nn duty. No disorder slant Income from tribal "riber D() yamhlll streets, and will do
cautionary measure thought necea- ha been reported. sales is expected for the next 20 a commission business In Ihe .anie
ssrv by the American legsilon ln The American legation has taken years. line he has followed for years.
Nicaragua due to the disturbed po- the position that it would be deslr- Contracts now In force ire cr-: hii new .tore has been e i"
HHcal situation In that eouMry. able lo hare warships available at peeled to bring In ITOO.iKh) n"' r&Uy constructed for the h .-.
No landing operations are in con- each chief ports In the event the year alone. 1'jdllng of veal. hogs, and poui'"-,
templatloi at no Ame.lcan I'ves o,- political situation takes a serious " spring modern throughout and M-
nrooertv have been actually i-n- tern. Heri From R.ed.port O) -Ited along lines that Insure.
dantered. Each of the gunboat, carries a ; Bill Mansfietri.
The situation In Nicaragua Is nn- foice of marines In addition to Its spending a short
certain, because of Ihe rertTU mil- bluejacket complement I visiting friend
usually good range
which puts most of the lambs In
the fat class. Is one reason whlln
the fact that mosa of the lambs
were cnnlracted last spring also
Ihe Th. 'litre (itilld, the Moscow
Art Theatre, and Ihe Theatre ties
Arts of Paris,
Members of Ihe Business Wom
en's Club here will have season
ticket, for sale for Ihe three plays'
and also single admissions soon.
. --.
MOOSE GIVES LIFE FOR CALF.
PIIIXCB AI.IIKHT. Sask. Sept.
12- True to the mother Insil.ici. a
mrs.se cow recently hunted her
conditions' I calf from a railroad track, between
scarcity.
o
here and Hudson Hay Ji.i.ctlo'i,
and ll.cn blindly charged lb- on
coining itirrrnotlve.
The cow e.as killed, but lie- at
exhibits, ami brought back a list dlsns said.
of the awards. I The delegation of Indians In
Thef lower display was unusually eluded Captain S.impkin, Amos
attractive. The awards made In t pond and Paul Sl.nwawav with
i Continued on pane s ) I fern. tinned on page a.)
Farmer Is Hampered by State
Regulation, Governor Hartley
Tells Grange in Address
bar rif th
I (ssnrlslnl f'r.-s. IssnI Wlrr.)
KNCHOMISIf. Wash.. Sep. 12.
P.oun lly scoring the Igelslstlve
mania which has turned our
cow heads and depleted our pocket-
books," In a messnsge to visitors
;to Ihe Orange community exhibit
i In ncrsnn, as he was engaged at
Kllenshurg with his business sur
vey. His message was addressed
to II. I), lies. 'lie. Orange leader.
The farmer. Governor Hartley de
clared. Is no different In hi rela
tion tn the state than any other
fllAMIUIIIIV ll.m rT OV
f A-s-l.l.-1 1'r.ss ls I W 'f I
PORTLAND. Ore.. Sep 12.
Ifarve-t or the rossl cranberry
crop Is now In full "win", with
both the quality and yield com
ing tin to the most opilml-tlc
forecast.. That the f.0.00 boxes
tack spllntei'id
r air h r.
. r
MRS. MALLORV WINS being held here tndsy, linvernor cltlten. since Ihe slate Is the pro-
WOMEN'S TENNIS TITLE Roland II. Hartley declared thai 'unci r.l liie co-operative eiior-. ot
jthe greatest favor Ihe slate ran be. . all i ltli.'ns. regardless of vocation
n..i.wi'irJ.. stow upon Ihe farmer Is to "get off or profession and deplored any
PHILADELPHIA. Sen. 12-Mra. f his back and leave him free tn tendency toward "group goren-
Molla Mallorv. New York, today ro. .bout his business unhampered nieni " Partlclpallnn In govern-
won Ihe middleslatas lawn tennis by .n army of regulators. Inves- men's' affalra Is as milch the bi.s-
chamnlons Hp for women by defeat, tlgaiors. Inspectors, advisers land """ of 'h- farmer as nla purely
Ing Mrs. V arlon 7.. Je.sup. Wll- irta.ors. ,rlrn ,u1 Pursulta, Governor
Id. of Reedsport. It j best sanlT.ry method. In the h,n- estimated, will b, harvested, and ."Ing-n. 1-1 In .' ' ' Invlt o -peak on n. "lien.- . - -' , ,'.
ort time In thl. city nnr of perishable countiy pro- even passed. I. now freely admit- ,S1. '" m ,rJ p ,n ' ,h " ''.ki. n .Men Ze
s and on business, 'duce 'led among Ihe growers. 'ed at Ihe Philadelphia Cricket club. I the governor was nnahle lo attend farmer.
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