Dayton tribune., June 11, 1925, Image 6

WORLD HAPPENINGS t”™« KM 475
OF CURRENT WEEK . . .
I IN HEAT, I STORMS ••
' Four-Power Pact on European Snur-
ity Is Aim.
Full Aid Premised.
SCHOOL DAUS
IN BRIEF.
Hood River. Murk Weygandt, vet-
Geneva Great Britain pnd France
«■ran Mount Hood guide, who ha* made
; reached a complete accord Monday on.
531 regUterod trips to the top. has
the problem of European security, and
discovered u new route for osccul» to
it Germanyv. to whom th<. accord wiii
nt agrees to t the
lit» COlllI
it loll S.
the summit from the north gldo.
soon be sent,
conditions.
a four-power pact will come into being
Salem There were foUl fatalities
based on the inviolability of the Rhine
In Oregon due to industrial accidents
frontiers as delimited in the \ ersailles
during the week ending June 4. ac­
treaty.
cording to a report prepared here Sat
The pact will Include Gréât Britain,
urday by the state industrial accident
rance. Belgium and Germany. Italy v
France,
commission.
is nof included, although the text w UI |
Forest Grove. John A. D.dph has
be communicated to her fur reasons ‘
been reelected us ouperintendent of
Twenty
Injured
at
Wary.
Cot;
Scores
of
courtesy,
and
Poland
and
Checho
­
Events of Noted People. Governments
city schools by the Forest Grove
slovakia are not directly affected,
of Prostrations Reported in
and Pacific Northwest, and Other
school board, which hus announced the
though they will benefit by the opera­
••Furnace Area.”
selection of three new members for
Things Worth Knowing.
tions of France's alliance with them.
the teaching staff.
The next step in the negotiations
will be the dispatch by France to Ger-
McMinnville. John Knight of thia
Bids returnable June 30 will be ask- [ many, also in behalf of Great n a n
Chicago. HL—The death toll from city will speak next Friday before the
ed immediatelv by the shipping board and Belgium of a note in which Britain the nine days of hot weather and Hillsboro cabin. Native Sons and
for sale of 200 of its ships fur scrap-. and Belgium will reply to Germany, •storms from the Rocky mountains to' Daughters, on the Wrange i ll Island ex­
¡offer to negotiate a pact of guarantees I the Atlantic seaboard Sunday neared I-'“**;"- l"
’un' E Lorne
ping'
, {for the German frontiers bordering on
,
,
Knight, lost hi« life.
Edward P. Judd, an attorney of Se- ,.^.ance anil Belgium. There are some 475, with new deaths reported hourly.
Cascade Locks Twenty two sheep
attle for 40 years and son of Norman jnijicatjons of disappointment in Po- while clouds and winds did their best
Judd, who nominated Abraham Lin-
Caecho-Slovakian circles that
to alleviate to some extent the blister­ In a band owned by T. E. Smith were
coin for president, died Saturday.
I thelr countries do not specifically en-
ing heat In which Old Sol has bathed killed Friday when they strayed onto
Gene Tunney of New York, Ameri- ter the domain of the proposed pact,
the right of way of the Spokane, Port­
the "furnace area.”
champion, i j it is understood that Great Britain
can
light-heavyweight
As the result of cloudiness, rains In land & Seattle railroad, near 4iere,
knocked out Tom Gibbons of St. Paul.
Paul. ' agrees to come to the support of
some sections and winds In others, the ami were struck by a train.
heavyweight pride of the middle west, { France with her entire military, naval
mercury did not climb to the heights
Pendleton Six persons were Injur­
in the 12th round of a scheduled 15-'and air forces in case France is at-
Sunday that it had previously reach­ ed Saturday at Weston when a section »a»*»*#»««***»*******»***
round bout Friday night at the Polo ¡tacked or in case of any aggression ed. but weather forecasts held out
of the grandstand collapsed in the tent J : MA ON SAVING
grounds
{across the Rhine district. This con-
little hope of any considerable Imme­ where sessions of the pioneers' picnic
j
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,
„ । stitutes an elaboration of an obliga-
David Bitger, 50, was killed and twoalready contalned in the Versai!- diate relief. The forecast for the sec­ were held. Mrs. Cass Cannon »utter-
*
By
DOUGLAS
MALLOCH
of his brothers. Milham, 9. and y in-
whereby the allies agree to tion affected showed «eneral continu- ed a fractured leg and several others
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slow 11. died later in a hospital in
# hog(Ue act any lnfrjnge. ed warm weather, but with thunder were injured in lesser degrees.
Cedar Rapids. la- from injuries sus menj of thè demilitarized zone be- showers in some parts.
Forest Grove. —- Purchase of the WELL, l'a 1» talking aavlng. too—
The eastern seaboard continued in
tained when a westbound Northwest­ tween Franca and Germany.
1 like to hear him rave;
plant of the Oregon Growers' assoclu
«TF <>NF. spot more than nny other
heat
and
ro-
the grip of the sizzling
ern passenger train struck the truck
tlon was completed last weeV by the 1 hope when l’a Is good and through
Great Britain gives re-birth to the
should be haunted, that placo la
than
the
ported
higher
temperatures
He'll
really
»tart
to
save.
in which they were riding.
old Wilson tripartite pact on the
Forest Grove Co-operative Prune
aaaurtslly the Tower of London,” says
This ain't no .pender 1 have gut;
Marking another advance in the groUnd that her national interests de- middle west.
Charlr» G Hnr|>er In bls new book,
Growers' association, unit In the North
But, like a lot of men.
In Iowa a series of wind and rain
''Haunted Hmin «." published this
gradual elimination of the floating niand peace in western Europe. ; She
----
Pacific
Prune
exchange.
The
pur
­
Whenever
he
bus
saved
u
lot
the
heat
storms broke the back of
spring by J. H. I.lpplm oil <-mnpnny.
debt of the government, the treasury s: declines to commit herself to guaran-
chase price is reported at 111.000.
He
blows
It
In
again.
wave and at Omaha two girls were
"The very rrinarknblo story told In
June financial operation will consti-! tees concerning Germany's eastern
Eugene John Salopk, who slashed
crowned and considerable damage
18l)O by Edward Leuthid Swlfte. same-
tue the smallest refunding since the! frontiers, because she realizes that
lle
»aven
It
here,
he
»ave*
It
there.
done by a wind and rain storm that the throat of his rival. J. L. Brink, and
time keeper of the crosti Jewela, has
world war necessitated the sale of tbe British dominions will not approve
He saves on this or that:
elements of the fantastic and the hor­
struck there. Wray. Colo., reported stabbed Mrs. Flossie Hurd In the head
of such a commitment.
And that I* why I have to wear
vast blocks of federal securities.
rible which leave the ordinary ghost
a I eavy wind storm there, with a and back while the three were In an
A IWO hat.
Italy's exclusion from the pact is
far behind,
William D. Mitchell of St. Paul is
{ha{
hag
based score of injured, three possibly fa- automobile late Saturday night was And then some fellah conics along
he says.
have often
yet at large Monday, but Sheriff Tay-
appointed as solicitor-general of the on the Rhineland, and Italy is free tally, and heavy property loss.
With some glguntlc »«heme.
‘to leave behind me n fnlthful record
capture
total
of
324
he
expected
to
lor said that
Added to the previous
United States. Mr. Mitchell, formerly to n^ke a separate agreement with
And Father listens to his mods
of all I personally know of tlilw at range
deaths from heat and storm since him soon.
And »penila It on a dreuiu.
law partner of Pierce Butler, asso­ Austria and Germany.
the
hot
wart
appared
were
the
fol
­
ciate justice of the supreme court,
"‘tine Saturday night In Ort«d»er.
At a meeting of local
The conclusion of the Rhineland
To save la tietter than to Bpend
succeeds James M. Beck, whose resig­ pact is conditional on Germany's en­ lowing fatalities Sundry:
1817, about "the witching hour,” I
business men Friday night it was de­
But saving ain't enough:
New York, 30; Chicrgo. 2: Reading. elded to huid the annual berry festl­
was nt supper with my wife, her sister,
nation was announced several weeks tering the league of nations, and this
The thing thut matt« re In the end
and our little boy In the sitting mom
Pa-
1;
Hackensack,
N.
J..
3;
Omaha,
ago.
val here Saturday, June 27. The usual
agreement, like the others, will be
Is where you put the fluff.
in the Jewel bouse. The doom were
2; Croton, N. Y- 1; Hoboken. N. J., program will be held, including the
Don’t try for twenty five per cent,
Ambassador Fletcher at Rome ad­ linked with the league covenant and 1; Boston, 2; St. Louis, 3; Minneapolis.
nil coined, heavy nod dark cloth cur­
street parade, crowning of the Berrian
A fortune In n week
tains were let down over the win
vised the state department Friday that operate under it.
1; Washington. 3; Philadelphia, 71; queen, sports of all kinds and the
tin* »pent
I wish 1 had what
down, anti the only light In the room
Franklin C. Gowen, vice-consul at Leg­
Newark. 4; Elizabeth. 5; Baltimore, 3;
queen's ball at night.
Fur rainbow», ■<>
speuk
was that of two candle« on the table.
Belgium to Act Soon.
horn. Italy, had been attacked by a
Bayonne. 2; scattering. 10.
1 sut nt the foot of the table, tny
member of a fascist delegation May 24.
Washington. D. C. — The Belgian
Salem.
—
Governor
Pierce
has
sent
In addition scores of prostrations
son on my right ham!, his mother
bank
Just
put
n
little
lu
t
e
"without apparent reason,” being government, moving with unexpected were reported throughout the heated letters to all mayors In the state of
fronting the cldntney piece, am! her
Or elee the bulhi.ug loan.
twice struck over the head and stun­ speed, informed the state department area, lens of thousands of city dwel- Oregon urging that they co-operate
sister on the op|w>»lte »hie. 1 had
Not hand It to sot! .• crazy crank.
that it would send a commission here
the 8corchlng confines of with the adjutant general and the exe­
ned.
offered a glass of wine and water to
Some man you've never known
the latter part of July to negotiate a metropolitan areas to obtain a few cutive department In the national de­ Go buy a bond, or buy n lot,
my wife. when, on putting It to her
Thirteen hundred miners of the - ».
lt. debt
to the
_ settlement
__ — « It- ef rink»
♦ »% fhn
fense test day activities on July 4
lips, she paused, and exclaimed, "Good
Or something you can see, .
hours of relief from the heat.
Western Fuel company of Nanaimo.'
K
G dl what Is that?” I looked up anti
Similar requests will be sent out later Right spending after nil Is what
B C.
The ««iku. -II h. heeded h,
saw a cylindrical figure, like a yins*
by the adjutant general's department.
is real economy
Canton It Center of Civil Warfare.
on strike following a
^E x Premier Theunis, and will Include
(© bx McClu»« N.w«iuip.r Syndic»)!
tube, seemingly about^he thickness of
Portland.—An unnamed steamer has
Canton, China.—Fighting began at
against accepting a,60 cents a <Jay’sag
nor of the 1{ank of Belgium
my arm. nnd hovering between the
reduction, a dispatch received in Se-1
ambassado . o
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celling nnd the table; Its content* ap-
’clock Sunday _
afternoon between been chartered at 33 shillings 6 pence
peered to be a dense fluid, white nnd
attle. Wash., from the Canadian Press at Washington. On the basis of the troops of the Yunnanese generals Yang to carry wheat from a northern Pacific
.
Tf-t Iffw a m .1
T n «« C* Vi ii rx .r> nnri
trio
port to the United Kingdom, accord­
pale nzure. like the gathering of a
stated.
official advices, the belief prevailed HsiMin and Lau Chun-Wan and the ing to advices received by the Mer­
summer cloud, and Incessantly min­
Cantonese
troops.
Two Tacomans were killed and five here that a funding agreement cou'd
gling within the cylinder. This lasted
A gunboat steamed up the river past chants' Exchange. Tbg name of the
injured late Friday afternoon when a be reached in time for presentation
about two minute*, when It began
Shameen for Honan, firing on the «■hatering company was not given out.
slowly to move before my sister In­
runaway automobile careened driver- j to the next congress for ratification.
Bund there. There was machine gun This is the lowest rate yet recorded
law ; then, following the oblong shape
less down the sidewalk on a steep hill
for
wheat
charters
this
season.
and rifle firing on both sides of the
of the table, before tny son and my­
General Reported Dead.
in the downtown business district and
river, but it ceased at 5:30 P. M. All
self; passing behind my wife. It
Prices for black
Hood
River.
plowed through a crowd of persons at
par|a._-rhe Paris edition of the Chi- the Hongkong steamers left during the
paused for a moment «ver her right
cherries. Royal Anns and other small
IS IT BASSETT?
a street intersection before crashing f ago Trjbune reports that an Ameri-
shoulder (obaerve, there was n<> mir­
fighting.
fruits bid fair to bring growers gratlfy-
into a bank building.
j can wear,ng the rosette of the legion
ror opposite to her In which she
General Yang Haih-Min seized the ingly high prices this season. The
The interstate commerce commis- of honor and carrying papers ---------
indicat- governors
namen ana
governor's Yanten
and me
the leiepnunr
telephone Mosier Fruit Grow< rs' association, its A known Cornish family ; that Is to could there behold It), instantly she
Brigadier-General and telegraph offices as well as the members Joining In a pool with other nay they have been from time out of crouched down, nnd with both hands
sion. setting aside protests of Cali-¡ing that he was
1
covering her shoulder, she shrieked
fornia producers, Friday allowed the William Chamberlaine, was
। electric light plant. The telegraph growers in The Dalles vicinity, sold Its mind associated with affairs In Corn­
out. "O Christ! It has seised me!”
taxicab
col-
Denver & Rio Grande Western rail- { Monday night when his
line to Hongkong was cut near Ske- black cherry tonnage to the Karl Fruit wall and have Intermarried for cen­ Even now, while writing. I feel the
turies
with
famllhs
of
that
county
road to reduce sharply rates on pota-ilided with a tram car.
lung.
company for 14 cents a pound.
I
of thut moment.
fn-Hli
until one could hardly Imagine Corn-
toes and onions moving from points { The Tribune adds that he also car-
The Yunnanese erected barricades
caught up my chair, stnu-k at the
Cascade Locks Mrs. W. M. Arrlng- wall without the Bassetts.
wnlnacot behind her, rushed upstairs
on its line in Colorado, Utah and Wy- ried papers bearing the name of Cap­ along the entire length of the Bund,
But we must look beyond Cornwall to the children'« room, and told the
tain William Carleton Watts, United facing the Cantonese barricades at ton has the distinction of being the
oming to California points.
to
find
the
origin
of
the
BuaHetta.
In
States army.
terrified nurse what I had seen. Mean­
Honan across the river. Gunboats un­ first woman to bo appointed state fire
fact they came from Normandy, as can while, the other domestics had hur-
Pearl Bayfinger, 20. and Grace La­
der the Canton authorities command wnrden in this district or in this part
be well enough proved by the fact
mar, 25, both of Cobden, 111- were
Bear Routs Fisherman.
the river and the Yunnanese control of the state. She Is located at the that the mime of Thurston Basset, a ried Into the pnrlnr, where their mis­
tress recounted to them the scene, even
burned to death, and John Hunter, St.
Klamath Falls, Or— W. A. Graham, the whole of the Canton side.
lookout cabin on the summit of Larch
companion of William the Conqueror, us I was detailing It above stairs.’
Louis, Mo- was injured when an air- with a party of friends, was fishing at
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mountain. She has with her her 10 Is found on the roll of Buttle Abbey.
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plane in which they were flying fell Eagl^ ri(lge late Sunday afternoon,1 Ex.GovernOr Hart Freed of Bribery, year-old son, Clayton, his dog and
Since the days of the Plantagenets
to the ground and burst into flames j when a big black bear ambled up be- •
pony. Mrs. Arrington is a splendid the Bassetts have been seated at
Judge Govner
Tacoma, Wash.
he Young Lady
at Cape Girardeau, Mo., Sunday. The hind him and began pawing over his
shot.
Tebldy, the seat of the present repre­
fish basket, which lay at few feet to Teats In superior court Saturday sus-
Across the Way
machine fell 40 or 50 feet.
sentative
of
the
family
In
England.
Eugene.—The Independence Cream­
tained the demurrer of the defense to
International relations and the need I the rear.
ery company, with headquarters at In In a list of the prominent Cornish fam­
nose
’
h*
3
information
accusing
Louis
F.
ilies with whom the Bassetts huce In­
Graham reported he took a
for a new national viewpoint looking
¡nto
water and let the bear Hart, ex-governor, of soliciting a split dependence, Or., and owning 50 plants, termarried you find such names ns
has
bought
a
site
here
and
will
start
of the fees in the liquidation of the
toward the abolition of war were dis- get away with his day's catch.
Trenouth, Trengove, Trelawny, Marry*.
defunct Scandinavian-American bank. construction of a creamery building Enys, Carveth, Godolphin, Prideaux,
cussed Friday before the second day’s
Judge Teats gave James W. Selden, GO by IGO feet, aooording to an an­ Grenville and Rashlelgh. Some of
session of the annual convention of
Trembler Hits Colombia.
Bogota.
Colombia.-A
violent
earth-
prosecutor,
ten days In which to file nouncement by B. F. Huggins, who these once prominent families have
the Washington Bankers' association
amended complaint or to appeal will manage the company's affairs since become extinct, but their blood
by Davis Murphy, chief justice of the quake shock was felt both to the north
supreme court of British Columbia.
and to the south of the capital clty.hU decision to the state supremo here. It is expected that the plant runs In the veins of the Bassetts.
The two most distinguished mem
will be In operation by next fall.
Sunday, with considerable damage to . court.
Four robbers held up the Bothell buildings, especially churches.
hers of the family In England are said
I The demurrer of the defense set
Salem.—The state board, through to be Sir Francis Bnssett, vice admiral
State bank at Bothell, Wash., eight
Thore was little loss of life in Bogo- forth that no crime had been commlt- the attorney general, Saturday filed
and sheriff of Cornwall In the time of
miles northwest of Seattle, Wash-
ta, which appears to have been less ted under the Washington state laws, mandamus proceedings in the state su-' Charles 1; and another Sir Francis
Friday and fled in an automobile with
even if the allegations set forth in the
affected than Ibague and Tolima.
pri me court, ' to compel the county ( Bassett, first baron of Dunstanvllle in
$2500. In a pistol battle in the street
complaint were true. The information
court of Coos county to remit interest, the time of King George HI, noted
with bank employes and citizens as
charged that the ex-governor had at­ penalties and costs In connection with chiefly for his opposition to the A ukt I-
Weeks' Condition Good.
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I.. 4 u Liut loifnru 111
11 us»u L I fl 9
the outlaws sought to escape two of
tempted to induce Forbes P. Haskell ¡taxes due on
properties on which the can colonists Just before the breaking
Boston—The condition of Secretary
the robbers ^ere wounded fatally. A
Jr., liquidator for the bank, and Guy ¡state holds a mortgage. The suit was out of our Revolution. He held out
third man was later apprehended and of War Weeks, operated upon here E. Kelly, his attorney, to split their
filed under a new law enacted nt the persistently against peace with the
the fourth was being sought by com­ recently for gallstones, was declared fees with him.
American colonies.
1925 session of the legislature. The
The first of the name In this country
bined forces of Snohomish and King to be entirely satisfactory by his phy­
law
carried
an
emergency
clause.
sicians Monday.
was William •Bassett, who sailed from
counties.
Buried Jewels Found.
Salem.—Tourists from every state England on the "Fortune” In 1021. He
Vancouver. — Dry weather will be j New York.—Diamonds and Jewelry
The war department desires and ex­
in the union, with the exception of lived first lit Duxbury, but settled
pects "full and complete” participa­ welcomed by farmers with fields of estimated to value $30,000 Saturday । Delaware, Georgia, New Hampshire eventually at Bridgewater. He wits
tion by women in the defense muster red clover ready to cut, as rain has were found buried in the sands of. and Tennessee, and from the terri­ associated with the chief dignitaries
July 4, Wright F. Davis, acting secre­ a tendency to cause the clover to fall Coney Island by investigators search-i tories of Alaska and Hawaii, register­ of the colony. His son William Bas­
and it will rot on the ground unless' ing for missing assets of the bank-1
sett, second, was a close friend of gov­
tary, said Sunday in a letter to Mrs.
ed in Oregon during ...
May, according ernors Winslow nnd Hinckley and ap­
fl Sieger ».
good
weather
permits
harvesting.
A
'
rupt
Jewelry
firm
of
Morrie
&
' Anthony Wayne Cook, president-gen­
than $200,-¡,o a report issued by Sam A. Kozer, pointed them Joint guardians of Ida
eral of the Daughters of the American few fields of clover have been cut in Son, which failed for more • .i— «i—, I secretary of state. There were 45 reg- children Just before Ida early death,
the
county
and
the
hay
will
be
of
0000.
Morris
Sieger,
head
of
the firm,
Revolution, who had complained that
The young Indy across the way suys
A prominent member of the Bassett
poor quality because of the rain, farm-'jumped to his death from the roof of 1st rat ions from Canada, 5 from
in some instances last year "women
you
can't expect Germany to repudiate
family
here
was
Rh
luird
Bassett,
gov
­
ers stated. Strawberries have been a 15 story building shortly before the (2 from Alaska, 10 from Florida, 3. ।
were not permitted to participate ac­
everything right off the reel but she
held back and the season will extend bankrupt condition of the concern be- from Texas, 3 from Maine and 3 from ernor of Delaware, about the time of ought to pay something.
tively either on local committees or in
the Revolution.
over two more weeks.
I came known.
| Connecticut.
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