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VOL. XXVI
NO. 252 OF ROSEBURG REVIEW
ROSEBURC OREGON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. 1925.
VOL. XIII NO. 151 OP THE EVENING NEWS
GOURTISNAMED:
' SHEEP MAN
''vfrPh YEAR TERM
5i 'A
PROBE WRECK!
OF SHENANDDAHI
Board Will Supplement
Work of President's
Commission.
MITCHELL TO APPEAR
:
:
SLAUGHTER e
IK V, - -urd WlrO e i
KLA. o JJ. S, Ore..
Sept. 14. "if con-
victed ol "i -er here
last week, u. V .ctlon with
the slaying o. mothy Mur-
phy. waB sentenced to 15
years in the penitentiary and j
fined $1,000 this morning by
Circuit Judge Leavltt,
Way and Murphy, both
prominent Central Oregon
sheep men. engaged In a fist
fight last May over the pos-
session of a black sheep, the
fight resulting In Murphy's
death from a skull fracture.
Stormy Colonel Will Testify
as Expert Witness in
Controversy Chief
Raps Critics.
(AMnrLtnl Pmi LeaNst fflw.)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14 .
REV. SUMMERVILLE
FATHER MRS, W. H,
IS
court of Inquiry to investigate thei
K hen ami on h disaster with Kear
Ailmiral Hillary P. Jones, with the
navy's general board as its presi
dent, was appointed today by Sec
retary WilhuT.
At the time Mr. Wilbur was an-
ixmucliiK the personnel of the Shen-
A Pioneer Preacher of Metho
dist Faith Dies at Age of
80 Years Funeral
Services Tuesday.
HEAVY FINES
IMPOSED FOR
SPOTLIGHTING
Two Men Accused of Using
Spotlight to Hunt Deer
Plead Guilty.
THREE DEER KILLED
Two Does and Spike Slain
From Highway' in Can
yon Guns and
Light Seized.
Rev. D. T. Summerville, a pio
neer preacher of the Methodist
aiiiioah board, the war department Passed away yesteruay at
n.a.l.. niana to have Colonel William ; the home of his daughter, Mrs. W.
Mitchell, chief figure In the whole ! H. Fisher, in Laurelwood. Possess-
coiitroversy, available as an expert, ea oi an exceptionally sirong ro
witness for the president's special stitution. Rev. Summerville at the
board, when that body begins its ' age of SO years was in good health
Inquiry, ! until about two months ago. when
The work of this board will sup-1 he started failing rapidly, his
plement that of the special board 'death occurring peacefully Sunday
nf nine men aunointed bv President morning.
l oolidge to delve thoroughly Into i He was a native of Ireland, be
Ihe broad question of the nation's ' ing born In Belfast on Aug. 14,
air policy, which has been the sub-1 145. At the age of 16 years, with
Ject of bitter controversy since the ; three of his brothers, he sailed for
rihenamltiah disaster. Canada. The brothers drifted apart.
The announcement of the person- two of them going to Australia and
m l of the board to Investigate the! one of them never being heard of
Shenandoah crash came on thei.galn. After spending three years
heels of a denouncement of navy j jn Canada, Mr. Summerville moved
critics by Rear-Admiral Moffett,to the I'nited States and was na
chief of the navy bureau of aero- turalir.ed at the age of 21 years,
natitics. I Although confirmed In the Fpls-
Those who wffl serve with Ad-1 copa faith, he joined the Metho
mlral Jones in conducting the in- diat church soon ailee becoming a
uulry are Captain Prank H. Clark, citizen of this country, and decided
tide to the assistant secretary; to en(er tne ministry. It order to
Cai tain Lewis B. McBrldo of the m nmseu for hls life work he en
navy construction corps: Comman- j t(lre(1 tne school of theology in
der John H. Towers. Lieutenant-1 Norlnwestern I'niverslty, grailuat
(oiiimander Ralph C. JVnnoyer, , , ,.. of llj;s f)f the 13
Captain Paul Foley, director of the memberl, of that class he was the
Mperimental lalwratory at Belle-, m, ,l9 aeath (here
vue. D. C., and Lieutenant-Com-1 passes , ,he ,as, of that cla9B
mander R. M. Pierce if men wh0M ,ves haye b(,pn giy.
v ,."" y Pn to the serv ce of mankind.
George Holtsclaw was fined
1150 and S. 8. Smith was fined
$10 In the local Justice court to
day, following their plea of guilty
to a charge of spotlighting deer.
Both boys are from Glendale, but
Smith, who Is a member of the U.
of O. football team, was supposed
to report In Eugene today, but Is
being held until the amount of his
fine Is paid.
The two were arrested by Special
Deputy K. M. Brown, of the Port
land office of the game department.
Deputy Warden W. A. Cornell, also
of Portland, and Deputy Warden
Ed Walker of Roseburg.
The two men, accompanied by
two Glendale girls, were seen by a
resident of the canyon district
shooting from
Savage ranch. The wardens were
notified and were given the num
ber of the automobile, so that they
easily succeeded In tracing the
party.
Commander of PiV-9, No. 1,
Prefers Remaining on Post
Rather Thaji Be Asst. Chief
(AamHat'd Fm Laurd wire.) ' i any change In plana was contera-
WASHINGTON. Sept. 14. Com- plated, it was the general Impres
mauder John Rodgers of the PN-9. ston. however, that the commander
Na 1. appointed assistant chief of would be. duly Installed In his new
the bureau of aeronautics, advised post . ,
Secretary Wilbur today that hs'
personal preference la to remain On' Ax-i.il m Imnl Who
sea duty with airplanes. I ( SAN FHANCISCO. Spt. 14.
Commander Rodgers added, how- A copy of a telegram from Ad
ever, that he would accept the poal- mlral Edward W. Klierle. chief of
tlon. If, l:l the opinion of the sec-i'.iaval operations, to Admiral S.
retary, "my services will be more s. Hobitton, commander of the
valuable in the department." , battle fleet, directing Admiral
The message was sent by Rod-'Roblson to return the crew nf
gers by radio from Honolulu. It the l'N-9. No. 1, to San Francisco
conveyed the thanks of the crew a.! on a battleship, was received
the PN-9. No. 1, and his own apprf- here today by twelfth naval dis
ciation for the "honor attached to trict headquarters,
my selection aa assistant cblef of The telegram said that the men
the bureau." should be returned here as soon
In making public Commander as possible, and that the battle
Rodger's message. Secretary WU-jshlp and the PN crew should
bur, said he would make no com- j then proceed to San Pedro, the
ment at this time s to whether battleship base. -
BUTTERMAKERS TO
OPEN CONVENTION
IN PORTLAND TUES.
lot Turn IC A Kin MFM
EMPLOYED IN MILLS
IN THE NORTH WEST
(Aanrlatnt Pre l-paa-d Wlrr.) '
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 14. A
(AMnrktrd fivw Iaaml Wlrr.) -PORTLAND,
Ore.. Sept. 14.
life sized model of a camp fire girl .Headquarters of the I-oyal Legion
made out of butter. Is being model-i of Loggers and Lumbermen here
ed now by Howard Fischer, of the i today reported that a survey
Journal art department. It will be shows that a total or VG.ntin men
set up In the lobby of the Multno- are at present employed In the
mah hotel some time tomorrow .logging camps and sawmills of
mnrnln? . to nmualnt nenole of Oregon. Washington and Idaho.
Portland that another national con-i"""P,,ren' wl,n !." Mu)r ipany's legal
TenUon is under wny here. I"t or tnis year, ana m.uuu one Francisco.
S. P. IS GIVEN!
FOURNIUJONSL
E
KILLS DOE, BUT NOT
WITH GUN; GIVES MEAT
TO COUNTY POOR FARM
I SEN. STUIELD
GRANT
Claim of Railroad Reduced
to Half by Decision of
U. S. District Court.
(AaMK-iatrtt rraa U-t WirO
MEDFORD, Ore., Sept. 14.
Raymond Crump of Dorris,
California, killed a deer last
night, but not with his gun.
Returning over the Green
I Springs road about eight
! o'clock last night, a doe jump-
ed from the blgh embankment
on the Bide of tho road dlr-
! ectly Th front of the car, and
before Crump could put on
bis brakes. It was crushed be-
neath the wheels. The animal
was brought to Medford and
presented to the county poor
farm.
JS ARRESTED ON
lUOOflH GHARGE
I
INVOLVED 100 SUITS
Land Grant Action Pending
Since Chamberlain-Ferris
Act in 1 9 1 6 May
Appeal Case.
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 14.
United States District Judge Wol
verton today allowed the Southern
Pacific railroad .1 4,077,478.35 In the
final accounting of the old Oregon
and California railroad land grant
cases.
The Southern Pacific had asked
for some 18.000.000, while the gov
ernment conceded $1,200,000. De
cision as to whether an
PENNANT LEADERS
MEET RESISTANCE
BEFORE WINB-UP
Junior Oregon Senator
Says Charge of Disorderly
Conduct Is False.
CHARGES A FRAME-UP
Senators and Athletics Tie,
Cardinals Win From Pi
rates Other Games
Hard-Fought.
Political Associate Says
Occurrence Only One of
Many Planned to
, Harm Character. '.'
shall be taken rests with the com- league season,
department in Sao The Senators
(Aanrkttd Pna Lward WlrO-
BAKER, Ore., Sept. 14. Robert
N. 8tanfield, junior United 8tates
I Senator from Oregon, wis arrest
led on a charge of being drunk and
disorderly at a cafe here last
nlKht by CltV Policeman P. W.
(Anciiil rr- inl wirO I Edens. Stanfleld was released on
NEW YORK, Sept. 14 Stubborn 1 150 ball, but no time for his bear
resistance to leaders In the pen- ing was set.
nant races marked the start of the I The arrest, which friends of the
appeal I last three weeks of the major senator characterized aa ''an on 6
TAn.ArMw ik. v ,(,..,.. i niiM year ago.
makers' Association oien their 26th I The number I, expected to bi
annual convention, with hundreds '""eased during the next month,
of delegates gathered from a)l when more logging onerallons
sections of the country. Visitors " This condition II
are already arriving for the three- rr"'"."' however only until the
the road near the ! day session. iF n'"TL". ' .h"
Today John Brandt, president of""" ' ',. ,,,
the Minnesota Creameries Associa- f" 1A Z Rmm Z TiZ
tion. spoke before the member's 1 ' " ' ' ""'" ast ot th
. lorum or me tn moer oiomn.t-rcr Currpnt emrlrymPnt rondltions
vocal of the court, and Lieutenant
t'onimander Pierce will be his
adviser.
It was explained at the war de
partment that neither diaclplinary
proceedinfcs, which had been ini
tiated against Colonel Mitchell,
oor his official duties aa chief of
nlr service, in the eighth corps of
urea, would be permitted to inter
fere with his apearance befoie the
special board
On Oct- 25, lsfi6 he was united
In marriage In Illinois, to Ida A.
Knight whose deaih occurred 5
years ago. To them were born two
children, a son and daughter, only
one of whom survives, Mrs. W. II.
Fisher of Roseburg.
Rev. Summerville spent a num
ber of years in Oregon, residing in
Portland for 10 years before com-
(ing to Roseburg. He retired from
The offlcem found three deer 1 Its fffert on sericulture.
where the shooting occurred, two o
deer being does and the other a j SUITS STARTED TO
tllated and one ham taken. The
hunters had also crir)led another
deer which could not be , found,
Warden Brown stated.'
They were arraigned before Jus
tice of the Peace George Jones and
entered pleas of guilty.
In addition to their fines the
game department seized their riflen
and spotlights. The car in which
they were riding was also taken,
but was later returned to the
owner.
Warden Brown Mates that there
has been a great deal of complaint
of spotlighting In the canyon dis
trict. Many of the residents of that
section have lost heavily by the
shooting of stock, and are greatly
aroused over the unsportsmanlike
:ar very good In all parts of tho
(Pacific Northwest, the four h
i labor report ray. Skilled saw
Imlll help Is well employed, the
PUNISH ROQP PIR ATFl 'demand for loggers is heavy, hop
the early apple harvest has start-
ert.' Outdoor hnllritnic and eon-
ntrurtlnn work is still active, hut
I there has been a lessening of lu-
(A-tKi.lM rw UmmI Win.)
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 14.
"Rose Pirates" are alleged to have
raided the national test gardens borprg fr0m this source.
in run itt-iu, aim ichi hiih vy iuv
city to recover plants, reported
stolen were considered at a meet
ing of the rlty council today.
Jesse A. Currey, one of the lead
ing Rosarlans of Portland, and a
member of the national rose society
made the charge and urged the
council to bring legal action to
compf
SMALL DAUGHTER
REV. BURROR HIT
The accounting suit Involved 100
separate law suits that were rolled
Into the one brouuht under the pro
visions of the Chamberlain-Ferris
act, passed by congress In 1916.
t Is slated by Southern l'aciflu
attorneys that the lands recovered
by the government from the old
rage" In a fcrinal statement tele-
and Athletics graphed to the Oregonlan at Port
wrestled through a 11-inning game land, cam when Policeman Edena
at the capital yesterday with the ' remonstrated, Edens said, with tha
score six to six when darkness In-1 senator for his disorderly conduct,
tervened. Goose Goslln waa sits-1 Senator Stanfleld denied Eden a
pended and fined $100 by Buckey j charge that he waa either drunk
Harris for errors. or disorderly and declared the ar-
lMtrhlns: weakness caused the rest was unprovoked. Edena chara-
.downfall of the Pirates In both see-led Stanfletd defied arrest on the!
lions of a double bill wllh the Car- grounds that be waa a United
Oregon and California land grants idinals, 8 to 4 and 6 to 2, the last Stales Senator and struck the offb
are now worth at least 130,000,000, 1 game being called In the fifth to jeer.
chiefly from the timber on them. 'permit Pittsburgh lo catch a train Tha statement which Baker citt-
i ne uisinci Known as tno u. at i;. 1 nnme. sens sent to me uregonian protest
grant is composed of two grants I The (llanta meanwhile were : Ing against the arrest of Senatof
from the government to aid in the beating the New Haven Eastern Stanfleld read: . . .
building of the Oregon and Calitor-: league club five to 2 In an exhlbl-1 "Knowing the farts, the arrest
nia railroad: the East Side grant1 tlon game, and Pittsburgh's lead , of Senator Stanfleld here wa
made In 1868 and the West Side 'was cut to six games. Without provocation and an out
'Dnxiy" Vance, of Brooklyn,
grant made In 1S70. '
Claim Covenant Violated. 'nltched a no hit game In the onen-
The lands wi re given lo tho old if of a double headir with the
railroad company with two cove- Phillies. He shut out the same
nanta that they should be sold iclub last Tuesdny with one hit In
only to actual aettlrra and that the second inning, so that he has
rage.
"He waa neither drunk nor dia,
orderly and the people here, know
ing the fuels, are unable to under
stand why the arrest waa made."
The statement waa signed br
they could be sold only In tracts allowed no hits In the last sixteen 'William Pollman, banker and
of 160 acres each. Tim govern- i Innings. It was the first no-hlt I stockman; lllalne Hallock. Jamea
ment charged that when the South- game of his major league career, I Nichols and Joseph Hellner, attor-
rn Pndfin MWitrt'ri Ihn InmlM it i uhlrh iI.Ib. hnnl. lolurmlll.nll In nnv, Iimm Qlnan mdrult m -n anil
3Y AUTOMOBILE; went on the theory that It owned :i14 and the only no-hlt game in Walter E. Meacham, secretary of
them outright, and proceeded to i the big leagues litis season. j Ihe Baker county chamber of com-
,, , ., ,-ell as it Baw fit without regard I The Robins won the first game, tnerce.
Marie, the 6-year-old daughter ot , lne COVPnnt))- j,-or y,,arg itij0 , , lh9 onB (ny of Vance I Adviser Makas Statsmant
miruorv mn who have oh. i KeV. anU ItlTH. I,, r. Illlirui, sol d tlll'SII hinds, ami the lOVem- ,.,ln. nn I urn srrora an, I aurl. Il HtTI. A N I . Ore.. Hen. 14. T. H.
talned any of the pirated plants to painfully but not serhmsly Injured nit,nt took no acllon ullin ,0ie ten jfoe fly anil the Phillies took the ! Neuhausen, one of Senator Robert
...... ... ...u ...... .ntTuuiiii, I I" iinnnn iiiu m.i u
company took llnse lands off lliejmnde home runs.
.l 1 KMIIirflflV I'VI'IIIIIIE
remrn mem to me cny s garuen. I" - - hIv..., Uv Vlnv.l
elnlon una nilHi-n "j
The rose reported
methods used by many hunters In tnB Portland test gardens by Cap-! accident occurred at 1 """7 , jsult to compel the company to for-
Ti. wr .lun.rimont will ittibn It line ministry is years ago, anu lor
clear to the board that It does not the past three years has been mak
wish to restrict in anv way the tea-inc his home with his daughter in
tlinony Colonel Mitchell mav be i this city.
asked to give and that the hoard ) Besides the only surviving child,
lidolf will he the onlv authority , he leaves four grand children, two
with power to control the scope of of whom. Walter and Adrian Fisher
lis inquiry Into the charges Colonel are residents of Roseburg, and the
Mitchell haa made. . other two. residents of Chicago. He
The Shenandoah board will. sit 'also leaves two sisters. Mrs. John
at Lakehurst, N. J.. but no date j Davidson, of Cleveland. Ohio, and
has been set for Its convening. Mrs. James Wilson of Belfast. Ire
Admiral Jones Is senior member , land, and a brother, Simon also In
of the general board and formerly , Ireland.
was commander In chief of the The funeral services will be held
rieet. Commander Towers is a on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
naval aviator with 12 years exner-' o'clock at the Roseburg I'ndertak
lence and waa commander of tho , Ing Parlors, Rev. Knotta official-
that vicinity, and by the losses In
curred. The state game depart
ment will do everything within its
power to stop these violations, Mr.
Brown says, and expects to keep
the canyon carefully guarded.-
The meat taken in the case han
dled today was turned over to the
j soldiers' home.
tain George C. Thomas of Philailel-i
Main and Roberia strew, wh"ie llie;.
N. Stanlleld'a principal political
advisers, made the following state
ment here today In regard to tha
arrest Sunday night at Baker, Ore.,
of Senator Stanfleld on a charge 'of
being disorderly In a cafw jn
Baker:
After reading Ihe account nf tha
a.u,ir,, ..,,, . market. 1 tie government brouullt Pnn hntltna wrtrn Bhnwprnd nn
Hnrner of the Phillies In the sec-1
filt the lands back to Ihe federal i0nd game when he nearly came to
phla for trying out. The rose won """. " . i .,r,., hi Hie toverninent upon the grounds that blows with Hargreaves after a col-;
the gold medal for 1923 of Ihe "'5,' ,'',nlh; r .", Y MS ihVown ! lhe railroad company had broken .nn t first base. I
American. Rose Rocletv. When in I OlinilMT of me car, ami was i ii , h covenants in the original grant. Th IIpiI. tlchlened their rrlnnn i
bloom the bush is covered with a ! ,', ,,,.,, In 1915 the United Slates su- third place, by trimming the Cuba ; arrest In the Sunday night edJHQns
cascade of white blossoms. 1 hi i i , I no- in .d Ahe'l""""1" ",,rt h'W lnt "IB lantta 5 to 2. 'of Ihe newspapers I talked . with
One object of the proposed lecal D"',, .,.,,., bruLi.M l ut not be forfeited wllhout the ! The Yankees Inst to the Red j Senator Stanfleld over the long
proceedings would be to establish j ",,, , s(.r, nalurle .wcorillng 'fHroail company receiving 12.50 Sox, 2 to 1. Babe Rulh snapped his ' distance telephone and waa Js-
I Six men. four Ilarln brother, and thlil lo Dr. lUmik, who att-nil.-i. ncr. "-" --'" ' " ""'" '" " , """ " -'-
" I , l...n.an.uni. haA Kaoi mnilal i Huiud It l.nd milil Tlia. umirf ull rr. tru. lirl.l I.a .
i.v-n. m i" "in In lltliri V Flf Dl aTWCC " ..... , ..... Bun- J Jl II I HI OUi niw
na-i IxIJLW I i-irif -.v i jgested that congress amend the or- , Ilrownn 4 to 3. while the Tlgera
Zl" a na- RAILWAY EMPLOYES
; rested
. near Elkton,
' lug the sex of a deer.
They were !
each fined $25 following their an-
, rcarance b'fore Justice of the
I Peace Andrews at Scottshurg.
tlonal growing concern on a royal
ty basis.
Anc CLIfVr RV RAlNiniT-'Klnal act so as to have tho gov-
niu jhvi w I eminent take back the lamh and
JARDINE DISMISSES
PACKER MERGER SUIT
FORO WANTS TO BUILD
BIG RIGID DIRIGIBLE
trans-Atlantic flight made by the
navy In 1919. Lieutenant Com
mander Pennoyer Is a naval avia
tor and a llghter-than-air-pllot. He
was the naval Inspector of the dir
igible Los Angeles while It waa un
der construction in Germany and
he served also In England during
the construction of the R-3S and
the ZR-2. Lieutenant-Commander
Pierce Is a lighter-tban-alr pilot,
and regarded as thoroughly famil
Hontinued on page H.)
ing, and the body will then be tak
en to Portland and laid at rest In
the Rose City cemetery, beside
that of his wife.
Leaving For Pennsylvania
W. T. Johnson and daughter.
Miss Galtlys Johnson, will lesve
tonight for Redding, Pennsylvania,
where they will siend six weeks
visiting with relatives and friends.
They expect to stop over In Illi
nois jioints for a short visit alsp.
Leader in Bombings in Labor
Disturbances 14 Years Ago to
Face Charge Threatening Worker
(Awrlt4 Vrm !."H Wlnv)
TXIHANAPOMS. Ind . Sept. 14.
John J. McNamnra. a leading
figure In the bombing 14 years
n;n of the Los Angeleii Times
building faces trial again today
here for labor disturbances.
He will go before Special J mitre
F. C. Osiise In Marion county to
answer an Indictment charging
him with threatening an employe,
engaged In the construction of the
Imlianspolls Klks' home In H24.
The Indictment Is one of four
which grew ont of the defacement
last yesr of Mnne work of th
Klk' Hnlldirkg and the national
headquarters building of the Am
erican legion. The state charges
that McNamara as business agent
of the local Hridge Structural and
Ornamental Workers' union, in
cited the vandalism after a futile
efort to obtain employment for
union men of his organization on
buildings under construction by
non-union workers.
! McNamara was leader of the
i Structural Workers union In 1911,
when the Los Angeles Times
building and the Llewellyn Iron
' works In Los Angeles were dvna
. mlted. Twenty-two were killed
; In the explosion whlrh wrecked
I the Times building. He and his
i brother, James it., confessed on
, th ve of their trh'l for parti
I clpatlon In the bombing and
James was sentenced lo pr'-n fT
life while John was given a f tf
teen-year term. Clarence Darrow.
Chicago attorney, was counsel for
the McN'amaras.
j John J. McNamara was releas
ed from prlon after serving nine
years and five months and came
to Indianapolis as business agent
for the local union.
Last week a fifth Indictment
was brought against htrr here,
charging blackmail in the con
struction with an addition to the
Kle'cher Pavings and Trust com
tpanr building.
j WASHINGTON. Sept. 14 Sec
,retnrv Jnrdlne today rtimlped the
, complaint against the Armour
jMoTls packer merger.
i The dlsmissnl was without pre
judice, and the opinion
ithat "In te event Armoir and
.comnnny violates anv of the pro
ivfslons of the Packers and Hock
Yards eet there Is amnle power1
(Bnd anthorllv tn the secretary nf
agnriir "'p nnoer ar aci io ase
appropriate nn elective eciton
Pfwfpfarv JarHfne held that the
aroetsitinn hv rmo'tr A pipanv
of the oro'-'tlps of ynrrU and
pomnnnv, ot In t elf eon-
s-tete a violation of the law,
which provides svalnst manlnti.
lating or cont'-nllinp' prices, rroi!
tnr s monopoly or restraining
cormercp.
ti n'nef on hn while con
rre i"-otiwh h "'ayton M
-nvlflrally firha the scnnl
tlr r" fi pomntltor' ptolr. It
j'-iinAd n the Parkers and SwV
v. ns " r"m f nv nn n'o'-i-
wt'h re'e"enf" l tho
sitlonv of a comnl!tor business
- - at Ihe same time give Ihe railroad
m - i-i-i rr-M i i irr. I cinn pa ny $2 .'iU an acre to which U
NEW I'LM. Minn., Sept. 14. ; was entitled.
' I. G. Kdwards. a conrtuctor lor ! Acting ii(Min this suggestion, tho
immnritrA pTm Imsi wire.) !)e Chicago and Northwestern :chaiiibrlaln-FerriH act was passed j
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14. A ! rallroHd. was shot and killed and 'which provld'd that Ihe govern-,
sugeation by Henry Ford that the p w. Wright, a telegraph opera- mient would lake back all Ihe lands
naw rien&rtment build and eimrl-' inr. waa Herfmislv wounded wh'n I .fi hut nav tho railroad 12. &0 an
ment with a rigid dirigible de-! the station was held up here early ,arre for Hn ihf lnnds that were in ; IH-hole qualifying round of the Can-, lormed me that he lid bee.: InVIf.
rest. William Pollman, of Ttr.fcer,
who was in poMHes-Ion of thn Tacts,
likewise assured me that th-. at
tack on the senator waa irflrrly
without provocation. " k
' "In my opinion the occurreocVat
, Haker Is merely Ihe forerunner of
.several attempts which 'will be
OTTAWA. Sept. 14. Mrs. W. O. made to entangle the senator lo
Frater. formerly Miss Al-xa Stir- dicrderl conduct charges, a pil
ling of Atlanta, tlerrglft, today vale iletecllv railed at my -afrit
turned In the lowest scorn Id the lust Saturday afternoon and It
were humbled by the Indians, 8 to .
6, In 10 Innings.
. o
GEORGIA GOLFER HIGH
IN WOMAN'S TOURNAMENT
signed by his engineers Is being
given serious consideration by
Secretary Wilbur. He said today,
j : nowevrr, mai lie nau i rnt uru i
Bni decision on the proposal.
The bandit escaped with the grsnt, hut charge against this
) gross sum all the money the com
pany had received In connection
iwlth the sain of tracts to settlers
todHy.
f250. t
Conductor Kdwards surprised the
robber as he was rifling the money
drawer.
adlan women's open golf champion-
ship with a card of 83
led to be a party to a "freme-up'-
(Continued on page 8.)
SPICE OF THE NEWS
and others.
Congress alno provided In this
hill that a suit should be brought
In federal courts to determine the
amount to be paid. There were so
many various Items entering Into
the aettlcmt-nt, that the accounting
little attentions that would put a
great many grouchy, pale face hus
bands to shame for their many
neslectful actions.
Al Smith and Hearst Fight for
Presidential Nomination in 1928 -:
Through New York Mayoralty Race
t a.IhIii rr. i.r.l !.) iwlth less assurance because of
NKW YORK. Kept. H. One of'hat seems to them Ihe possiblll
the most sensational campaigns In Itv of Ilyfan heading an Independ-
the hlslnry of New York City will j""" "k,, t . ., .t
develop tomorrow in the nomlna- Hepiihllcan hopes or electing the
lion nf democrallc, republican and 'executive of this heavily democrat
socialist canillilalea for mayor. ,c 1,,rh' ,
, . . . The rampslan marks tha first
The fire-works have been largely h de.nocr.tlo
nn 1 1. a .1 nmnrrl 1 1 f aliln. .Inhn K. " ...
ny, but also determined Ihe le- ' ,".'H ,- , t.,nr. 1 r"nk" "nef "" a'n,n -harlea
I conclusions on many mooted !"'" "' 1? "'2.1" '2L ,?nnrf I Murphy, head of Tammany Hall
points in roiini'ctlnn with moneys r,. '''"j ,,,, .nomination hvl,or mnnr Tnn- Mayor Xylan Baa
pa,., out and received, . TZiJTT Walked Mnrphy In dea.h bed pr.,se
Jliuite woiverion lounu u,ai n. ,.nn mhn h. hs.l i"' .
""" ".'"' " ' ... supporting walker, uovernor smitn
teld of Governor Stnllh. Rn( XHmnlar hsy. ,hrown OTer.
llv both republican and demo-1 board a man elected mayor twice
crallc spokesmen, the campaign i wim tremendous malorltles against
. Wlin V.t.iVi, ill), till, wnirn nisnnilio i'" ' - - ln iiimihmiiiii ill iiiw it-niniia llfwn-
NEW YORK Walter Damroteh, conductor of tha New York y"1 ,r(IBn ,war, to Ihe Houthcrn I'aclflc Itween tlnvernor Hmllh and W. It. papers of lite city except Mr.
company of H.077.47S 35. Hearst for control ot ine nemocia- n,.arsfs.
The government some time agOtlc. parly In Ihe slsie with a view wa (det betting odds are
set sMlile $1,(pimi,(iii0 cash lo be paid lo presidential pollllca In 1!23, the , from 91 lo 4J lo 1 against Hylan.
on this suit when decided. Provl- governor giving up a vacation to iTammany "leaders predict Walker'a
lon of Ihe rest of the amount will 'slump for Walker. Exchanges be-Trrr by lno.DOO votes, assuming;
be up to the neat congress. j I ween lh" governor and Mr. Hearst ,ht 6n ,,pr cent of the T94.H51 ell-
Ht long distance and between the ' ne democratic voters, will go to
DISMISSES PORTRAIT SUIT, i governor and Ihe mayor at close (he polls. John C. fohalan. cam-
-..,..- . , . . , i3... .. .. luu. .hum .nn n.r. i .uii.,. .i.n-a
Santa Rarbar. e.rthqu.k. r.h-f work out of or.t.luda for Am.nc.n ,.irtrT fr the mayor.
day dismissed Ihe action brought! The mayor has Ignored demands' It la admllled on both sldeg that
by Trlnce Felix Youssopoff for the nf Wslker that he say whether hn the mayor's strength la In hla home
redelivery lo him by Joseph K. will support the democratic nom I- borough of Ilrooklyn and Rich
Wldener, I'hlladelphla hanker and nee and Tsmmanr aupporlera, con- niond and In Queens. Tammany la
la to b. revlvtd with Francis Wilson sportsman of two Jlemenibrandt fi.tent nf success In the primary, strong In the other two boroughs.
portraiiB. are' looking lorwara to tne eirctem .mannsimu u um
it. t.t.A Press Laassd Wirt.)
rnu.TiuTiunDi c M.niinhi Kemal. divorced from his modern-; ) WRS held m-cessary Independ-
1st wife has been applauded by veiled women for a speech urging them ,t () aj oilier suits connected
to show thslr faces. Discard the Fej and wear tha hat, tha international W,h ,hR rM,t.
head gear, ha told the men. Nearly all the questions of fact
. were agreed uisin by the attorneys
ANDERSON, Ind. Struck In the eya by a fluid from a fire eg-i before Ihe accounting suit waa
tlr.Qui.her, Charles Hudson has recovered sight lost 21 years ago In an ,,iBr,., here In June, 11)24.
accident. Today's decision not only settled
jthe amount lo be paid the com-
NEW YORK Ethel Barrymore, who recently bobbed her hair, is to . Tmny. but also determined Ihe le-
play Ophelia with Walter Hampden as Hamlet.
CONVARNEAU, France A captured sea turtle, seven feet long,
weighing 725 pounda, has escaped being cooked up as aoup. Scientists
are disaecting It
I there should be 3.727.KM !4 acres'
I In ll. li A I lun.l .run) f.ir ,lil,.fl I
ARICA, Chile General Perehlng celebrated his Mth birthday !,.3i.724 5 gross should he allow-!
taking the first rest since he came nere on tne iacna-nriC mi...u". ,,,( hul ,.mrK,.rt the company
iLOVE IN THE WILD
IS NOT BO MllDl.hn.. n..i,. 1. .kihiin nroof th.- hla ofniui has been recog
" . - . n'ed in the form of a letter from a New Jcreey woman, asking him to
! r,l,nSR PAJK Mnnl ""P-. call and tun. her pl.no.
.14. Who ssvs the Indian brave Is;
not a chivalrous knight lo his pl0 JANEIRO State police are pursuing "Lightning" and his
;wlf? It Is not an uncommon glnfl of outlaws whe shot uo the village of Chore and killed 10 persons,
sight lo see a niarkfnot chief of
the Olarler National Park reserve- j WASHINGTON Genlchlro Yamada. e Tokyo boy. hae sent hi.
tlon waiting on the trail side for whole annual allowance from hi. parents St. 50 to the Red Cross for
the womsn to "eaten np.
I While he la too stoical to spoon : ..tittanc. after the Tokyo eatattrophe.
with hr In public, lb" Indian lovea '
hie wife and shows her msny nice HW YORK Th-. Rev. Dr. John Roach Straton, told his eongre
gallon of aeelng two dayligW holdups in one morning in Chicago.
BOSTON rRlp Van Winkle"
In the title role ma!e famous by Joseph Jefferson,
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