OUKflOX CITY F.NTR.tPRISE. IMfll) AY..1UNKM01I WRITES OF LIFE IN THE ARCTIC MacMlllao Says Parly Bull! a "Falaca" at EtalL LEFT THERE LAST FEBRUARY Crecktr Land Skr Factd Jourruy of 1.000 M.l In Tmp-tur t From JO to 70 Dgrt Bio Zro. Hopeful of Finding New Continent, but Apprhnt.v of DiaaaUr. l(.-rt fiuiu llio Crocker Iju,I ft Ixill I Ion buVit Int-a fivt-ivexl 1) Urn Auii-ilcnn Mum-uiii f Vilutnl lllato'y. ! through hi oliu and lr l.'d (iiiiihI (Ml Holey, fnur iiixnllia n'li-r tint U'h uiiu lit wt-rv prepared Kmiil J IliuiuuitM ii. I tit lun:li t-ipi.,rt-r. Finds Cure for Epilcpiy After Yean of Suffering Mr dMt.if-r a-"! (! uh i:,llr rn f. Itilr It.aaiiatk. rini',- riy tmm k V -h.;.I.im Kiml dxilor Vul ll.y ii'-t Atw.1 .r hid of It M:tt' .Vrxm, ai, It ii.ii.ljr hat iitl t 'i .!. In our ill' flit till ! 1 1 1' jlrfll'f .' t at. I la i. t it t it, X . It f .' .V BOXING DOPE FAVORS MORAN ;;! y of IY. .!:'. N't-rln !US I It AN ,v ,.! I,. J ilt 1 la i-nr 4 ,ar ut. at, t It l.,l . M VV t trud l.i l,.fuy Many Rank Outsiders Have Won Title Bouts. JEFFRIES A 6000 EXAMPLE. T!iinjti ! I'liiici Suir (mill jtlitla tmrji-ti an ! n who I t- lir-tltli i i t i . !. . A r; .i t.t MIX I ' AMI T,Sn ,,.!,.). ii.iut 'mi in l! c HC .!!!. t.r,j 'l ,-)' ' a t:...r it.. M r- ". ' Big Bilrmakr Cenndrd a Joka, but H Knocked Out the Grat Fill. Corbalt 0t Sullivan Undi- Crat Odd Trry McCovra, Jo Can and Abo Ati.il AM Lett U .Tyre. IRVING' HAND HELD DEAD WIFE 8 DRESS ijl'EiiKC, June i - li m- tiortiM hem tlilo fu riit-tui llinl ihtt body uf liiriim' lrlu!, Hit ai'ior. Iml Ixi'ii ftiiiml on lli dank of llm Hi. jirt iM .' rlu r lii iir tiera Ilia mrtvk n( llm Km-in-aa of In luiul lit a Aa I tin Inn lirulacil tiryutitl rit'UKtillliili, lili lilltli alliill aa aaltl In lmtt ' liwn tun tin i,y a lint) rliiK ln'iir- liiK Him llillllala ' U I " A lw ol raf'tiirli', ln'lli'M il lt lia turn front tila Kf tln-aa, n aaltl t. have lii i-n i luti lu'tl III lila rllilil tlaitil. 4 UNIONS M. NOT RUSTS IL LAOOR WINS LONG STRUUCLI FOR EXEMPTION PARA. GRAPH INSERTED Dr. r.'crvine ! . -I ll I. : li I. I i i i.i i I l a ir I it !t i '- ft it Ctir l-r t! an. I it.. t!.r en a "cur (,ir r,rrt . i.T.i.,.. Uvi liK.Uif t (,.c I! I tl 6oid bv 'l P'.n'-'.i- if botoa fai. to tetter t Jur rrturnr J. MILES MCOICaL CO., EVM t, r 1,'i.ntn tirouctit ll'1' IHtfM out of tli Inui'ii liortti. ami lln-y wit fnrarKtl by dim from 'n iili.ii;t u. In hi li'tirr If l'ri-.lt lit tutxira Iionnia ll. .Miii'.Mil!nn. luiul of tho . J j I'ltllll.ui. ti-ll of ntlftni't 10 rtiit I) I ilvlliMtlt.il l j ttlri'lcMi and of liuM lu j tlio Hiring kltin wniiitl U ttl lu l In-! ti'V Of ftOtllO tltlH' tlllilllie iMliclitll'Itt j rU'liL lli It'll of thf t'ntiti'Uilil.ilt'O I trtji of tnoro than l.f) mli" to I'nit-k. ! rr Ijiii'I. with a ti'itMHTiittir niuma : from .in to To iltxriini U'lon' xith. Tlif lott.T i I'r. lluff.v. illnvtor of ttic rtHslltlu. ! furtli ttint tln d ull I ' ' '" uKcvS'uSisCORN GOADED RMS INTO mnuV by MnoMllluu. Klm.-r Kkhinw ! ACHIEVING HIS AMBITION and Htxluik'ti Urtvti. wltli i-lk'lit tkl IIik ffiitT.il iKniiit hi t-1 1 1 li.trf full tl In n'li. l.lt-r tin1 ftiriliiniiiliii; Juliu at'ii M.if.ui liklil n lntri llitin a JoLrt. "l.'.i'.v I'lt klni; fur tin' rliaiiiidoii." f ! i-.ill. .1 It. ni;tl an It f. niit l'u( nftrr lotiLliti; ovif l In il'iiv mi 'liniiiionlii jiui l.aitlf of tin 'iit It n' iim lliiil till' ".M.lt'' II I IhN'II till' Hlniirr. r.s.i!it lino nil litrl f 1 1 : t Jolinon I f.ir iiiri"r to ituv mini I'oaliiK t- Mexico illalroaa? I III lllr- liailli un ii t ;. 'v i.if J t fr.t nty I. Ind. tnua. Proviaiona Will Last Two Ytars. Tlie Kirtjr. It a tliountit. I now well on lU wuj biiok Id tin lme at Lull, an iftivtriailly lllititl "(niliiiv." ua iJacMllluu rail It- In tlio full tlio worlj will knnw If Cnvkcr Uunl I a profit continent, aa Admiral IVarr thought wlu'u In ave It frxui Cupv Tboinu Ilulituird In UHl ilm-.MIIInn tiiy. bv linn "You Laugh Now, but Wait," Hit Chal long to Editor Who Rtbufftd Him. Tlie fatlu r of ttitf Into Jnrub A. KU 1 , liitftnlfj tli.it tho author ami k1uI i worker utioitlil t a avtioolu-aitn'r. but i be turiitHl airjwiitiT InatcniL He bnd a j brkf f3Li'rloiioe lu a IVuiiKylraulacoiil l mine ainl m-tiril nearly out of U (rovltlon j tiit-iiK-B bv a donkev wlili b he oniy tor two yearn uiKi.au oi tnree. -.... UIK.n ,i1...r1MVMii.. i,. ti,,. ...i..., To I'lilent tl-ra be aayt: whob wai Ull, j,,, ,, "Will do uiv iH-t . dd all the work ,, ,.,r; .., .,,i cap" fur blui. In a New Jersey brlokyanl he alepl aa planned, do It uoi and brine erery man back." A letter to Pr. norey any.: "President Oborn'a Cbristmaa din ner was a preat tn-at .My. but that chicken tasted R"od.' The letter from Mac.MIllan to Presi dent Osliorn. datisl Etah. North Green land. Jan. 10. 1U14. aaya: The nildiilKbt of the luin; aretlc win tor U over, with every one In j:ood health and racer for the Ms work ahead of us. Apparently the darkiies and absence of the aim bnve had uo effect fit nil njion the boys. They arc Just as happy as ever and sinclng most of the time. "The day after the ship loft us wt bejan excavating with picks and dyna at nlnht In a wairn w hlch by day was usisl for cartlnc fertilizer. lin-e lu New York he ei a nluht'a fri-e liHlirlm: In a police station and while In the cell was roblHil of whnt little proerty he hn.l-a tiny K"ld Im-ket. The police III treatiil his little doc. which had follow ed hltu thither, ami In return he threw stones throuirh the windows of the building until they put hlm on a ferry boat bound fur New Jerney. In UulTalo he was a carpenter, a lum ber yard hand and a traveling sales man. There, ton, he made up his mind to be n new spaper man. Of his efforts to break Into Hint profession he said: I i I . t v i Ul.ai. Iha hy Kmi lutt i-rlnl. llt tra.ir rt In aortnH ami anmi ,ii iii,ir Uho of thy rifir ruii' i""i Th l.in.l rktiluiltd iil III a. ol? In ii'i.,ra imi !iy ...n t l II. In n rrpit. It'll, i .no, in ahaind n t i;,t't.n. . Itt.t frw aniitaard, thf tu.tiit In tlurraa. It a (lti arutiartl. knl.. tl.ik'Ki.ll ualli' at... N iw ..Hint una noi lU i iiu.r.-lta at thy Kill,-. Tt0 muni ami uirr" At l.il ii'i-rlnki n by lit la li Hi I'rvnkin ti.ntii I't-niY Mill conio urarl1 ni., Lrn. loi n. atanrt .lad r I -ItnU-rt l.uvviiitifi in N ORGANIZED TRADE NOT RESTRAINT Long Lfflil Warfare li Ftard Mur dock 8jt it Will Tak Y.art for Court to Defma Pro poted Law n a t-rtiiii'li In fi-ar, titMi.ti-.! f il. tf fritHloni tunrT ; litr atl ullvo v th ltd. (Jranil. . Vurk Tim. WASIIINilTON. .Illtie I Tunic lllllons and f.irinela' iililuli Mould bo li'K.ill'etl III Illi lr 4'Xlitlt In f Hint lli rliireil not to lie 1'iiiiililiiiitliiliM III re attaint of Iriulo by a '.i ra k r i r li mIiIiIi tile Iioiiiii' (ml. IV lln 'orpor l'i 'I lu I It l'lu)tO hilt u 0llplellll'llt Out atitl trtial l.in. Altlioti :lt It Is id ali'iieil only lo Inr If) k lt l n k l.i, r v 1 1 n I 1 hilinr lt .nl era iikh it he fluiil pitaanKe of this nun llillin lit Hill tun rk the riilnilliiilloli of n fliiltl wntii'il bv Ihi'in fur It yiars - Mure the i.iiine of the Slierninn atitl iriint lit fni i'i iiiinii fioin prosi eiitl n titi.lt r the laws niiiiliint inoiioviiea ainl r.-Ht r.tl tit m nf I nolo tin a vole In perleel the Inhor prutlnliiii the house iih rii orilt il I'oT for itiul none aKalnal. Ah aibu'teil the provision si ts forth th:ii iiuililiik' In the anil tru! law shall be i-i'tintriu il t i forhld the etlut eiu e or opi rallons'' (if l.ilmr unions or furuiiT' en o rat Iv e iisaoi l.it loll or to forlild or restrain ineinlii r nf surb (iri'iinl 'it'li'iis Iroin "earrvliiK out the I If ultimate object, thereof.' w -i. . .t . .. . Siipilelilentiil (if this provlnlon the Work ,., the first ..rt i temple on ,,,. ,,, , .,.,,., ,,,,,. , ItrltKii noil u now well under way at j ,,v it,.l,r,.(.,ll;,in v,.,h. In i harce of OiriMmi, Alberta, the Mormon cen tin ,. mi, ncrccd en bv tirKiitHel ter for t (iiiinl.i. The slrtii lure w III be lahnr re presi-iHutlies ami ibe ailinlnls of k-riiilte from the llmir tiiotintiiliis trillion, which would provide t tint sin h nf IttllUli Ciliimlti.t M .. i.i. ...- ...I nriaiiliitlons .in it the llielr ineinbi rs I ii.. I .ti tiina.i i..... i.. ...i,' i shall not lie 'Itelil or coiislrued to be ... Hill, I'lTII IIIMIIIII'll Oil .11 the feini li. emnntl ,..i ....in..,. in i..J l"' '' coinhliu.tloi.a ,.r conspiracies In done there lis fast lis the roiich mate- IIS Of COLLISION OFFICIALLYSETAT 934 BOOHS OF ?V) RECOVERED SAl URDA Y MAN V SHIPS JOIN IN SEARCH MORMON TEMPLE IN CANADA FIRST ON BRITISH SOIL Work W.ll Und.r Way on $100,000 Structure at Card.ton, Albarlj. MUM IIHAI.. May 3d. - Nine Inni .In , I and llilrl) four ah. u mil of (l.iiillr In.Uy aa llm nuiiiln r of llioan lin perllifil early Krlday itiotiiliiii win ll Hie collier Hloialad rnniuieil ami a.ihk Hie '.. 1 1 . t I it ll Pacific llm r 111" in a ol In hilul In the HI l-ann in o nlf I "nl In r I'olnl. 1 hi flKiiio tan Hie one furnished bv Hie ('uunillaii I'm If If In-inl-i mi r t -r olflcii III .MollUe.ll It tllil not arr.-e llli Ihnl aiiiil!i.l bv Hie rompum a l.niii. It oflli e In i Jti. li. i-. m In r.. I"'.:' Mi le sill. I to li ne illitl. Tbiit the nuinhir n In'l leas t It it at ll mi c. ii.iiii. at any rule. Mol of the vli llm iioiii,. Sollie, IniMevir, M.re J ll . lonhv killed III the ml iMi a I,, ( w ... ii the Hloiitinl nml Hi I -tipr. - un, I 11 ill" I a'l.r liny hi I hi . ll ,i ki d up ot liitiitle, ahork nii'l eViiiniire. HUERTA PREPARES FOR RESIGNATION DICTATOR MAKES FORMAL an. NOUNCC ME NT THROUCm ' MEDIATION ENVOYS ONLY ONE CONDITION IS! U Mtako Mutt 00 "Politically Ptul.,? Bafjra Ha Will La, taf. Had of Covtrnmant In Mtalco Clly in 1 at i if the huii.lr, ,.i llllplea 1,1 lie ill. nf t'.el ll, ,rt pi. k Mv father had edited our local mite for our house. Meetlnc a well , newspnlH.r, m auol, little help as 1 heltorod siot lu the midst of the Ks hn . . nf f. hm hll(, ,.. ' me n tasle for the business. I went khuo Islisis. The work wont on day nnd nlirht. nud on Sept. 12 we niored Into a Inrse. comfortable home. 34 by S4, elcht rooms on the ground floor and , a Inrpe nttlc for n storeroom. j "I mil quite sure we have the most pnlntlal residence ever put up In the ' Bn-tlc, with our electric lights nud tel-1 ephone to two nsklmo Igloos. Havej tried to make the boys Just ns com-1 fortnble ns Kisslble as an Inducement ' to good work, giving them good, wtirnij rooms nnd good, warm clothing. "1 have succeeded In estubllshlng j two provision stations on the Hue of march to Crocker Land, one at Anort-1 tok. about twenty-five miles north of i here, and the other across Smith Round, over In Ellesmere Land, at the eutrance of Buchanan bay. Peary's Be.t Man In the Party. "I have secured some of the very best men In the north. They are In terested In this new laud out on the Polar sea and want to nee lu I have Pee-nh-vnb.-to. Slpsoo nnd Kisayoo of the world's record of I0XJ: Ootah, ot north pole fame; Peary's best man, Apellah, nnd I took nti shoe, who kept Dr. Cook nllve on his long trip: also eight other good men who have been with Peary on various trips. They are conlident Hint If the hind Is there we shall have no trouble getting It. "Hut 1 am looking for trouble and am guarding against It In every possi ble way. We have over 1.000 miles to go In a temperature ranging from 30 to 70 below. The evil spirit of the are- tic is always watching uud can change success Into misfortune und within a few hours. "We have nmple provision for two years, but not for three, but we could easily stay there, living ns the Eskimos do. We shall leave the house here for Crocker Land about Feb. 10, with twen ty-one men und 100 dogs. Will remain on the other side Just aa long as we possibly can." to the Courier olllce and nsked for the editor. lie was not In. Apparently nobody was. I wandered through room after room till at last I came to one In which sat n man with a paste pot and a pair of long shears. This must be the editor. I told him my er rand while he clipped away. "What Is It you want?' ho nsked. " 'Work,' I said. '"Work" said he. waving me away with the shears. 'We don't work here. This Is n newspaper othVe.' "I tried the Express next. "'What are you?' nsked the editor. " 'A carpenter,' I said. "The man turned uKin his heel with a laugh and shut the door In my face. Kor a moment I stood there stunned. His ascending steps on the stairs brought back my senses. I ran to the door nnd flung It open. 'You laugh?' I shouted, shaking my (1st at hlm standing halfway up the stairs. 'You In ugh now, but wait' And then I got tho grip of my temper and slam med the door In my turn. All the same, In that hour It was settled that I was to be n reporter." i.fs' newspaper ambition was ntlast irratifled when he went ngaln to New Tort Photos by American Tress Association. mnilKI (l:l.OVV) AND MOHAN. day that betting Is almost useless, yet the men who have shocked the boxing world most have been Imxcrs who were considered beaten before the Ih-II rang at all. Look at t'orliett and Sullivan. The great Sullivan was so contMeiit of win ll lug nml his admirers were so anxious to get the dough that at one time the odds were li lo I Hint t'orliett would lie knocked out. As It happened, the young California!! Jnhhctl the great John I.. Into an awful state, Dually knocking hlm out ami taking the chain plonslilp. Another great aliock was when Ter ry McCovern was knocked out by Young t'orliett at Hartford Whoever dreamed that there was a feather weight alive good enough to beat the rial tan le delivered. As each stone Is cut and dressed It will Ik- placed In the wall. The structure will cost at least f.'Ua). Oii This money will come mostly from tithing sent to headiinirters at I'tiib. and the contractors have the as stirniice of Hie church Hint nil money licvibsl will tie furthcoming when ask oil for. Itlshop Mliloy, who has charge of tin. business affairs oflhe .Mormon church throughout the World, will have direct control of the work, but will not be on the ground. A local Inspector j mid sus-rluteiident of construction will I ! direct the In. al activities ' The Church of Jc-tis Christ of Lat ! ter I:iy Saints has iw temples at pros cut outside of the stale of I'tah. where the great Salt Uike temple stands. The Siiit Lake temple cost S i.inm.mai. and was forty live years In building. The other I'tah temples. Mantl. St. lieorge nnd Logiin, cost all (old aliout $3.x. 0"iO. Material nt the time they were oreetisl was very costly and transpor tation dillli'iilt. It is slated by the nil thorllles thai as good building can be done today for about one-third of (he cost So It would seem that the Cana dian temple will compare favorably with any of the I'tah structures out side of the Croat Salt Lake temple. There are In Canada tislay close to lO.tHNi Mono, ins, ii ml the Canlston tem ple will be for their own use. Mor mons In the northern I ulteii Mates, restrain ol trade umler the aiitlirust littt." Although the provision was passed Milium! n dissenting vole, there was j considerable debate ns to Just what I the effects of the legislation would be. i l'ctiioi rntlc leaders s.iv that the pro- vision would give labor Iho exemption It desired, ami asserted that official of organized labor bad Indorsed Hie lihrnseolocy. Progressive louder Mur dock uud others asserted Hint It would be veiirs before the courts could final, ly define Just bow far the exemption went and what It meant. MHII PA 1.1 X, Dm, J,..,. (1. in ml lluerta la pri.i,irlitit lo i Hit uillhni In d III fepleai lil.iln ,1110 lin illation confer, lu o In mo. today lit I In' noild Ihut "lielthii tni . taken pride In ir p. lanlinl Int. ,, ,p moiiIiI pre. nt hi wltlnlrnnttl 'i,.f Me vim I "point, ally uiiilli.. ' .,) Itlm I-,,., rum, nl xicct i illnit hla ,,,.,. nllltlted Hint l cull iniml un : , m,ii .if public opinion In .M. iiio 'lin y itlan ii ,it i In inn itlv il , leiin Ihut the lull-null nit ni 1 1. It ; Mexico a ' in i ritillv IimiiiuI Mllh lh Inlt rt.atloinil ipieailoiii." ant 'thai Ihls spirit tut mttintid them la turning In Hie iiicll illnn i mil. ti in i Cnllli blclll with the BUI -lln lit by the Mexican deleiiiil. of Hit Ir "l tioii. Hie iiu dbilor InnUiil a, nl a le t I i It.tf. I Ziirhitrnii, i pn tciii.ti.i. i.tici.il Cuiin'iti In Wahln:loii, il)lllll lo Hie cillllluilllli it lull hi, r i here l.tat I'rltbi) b) Jii.ni P. t ' r . j II hi. iiteillitlor, In i ll"'' I. Iti-k. 'l ),.ii. erul Cnrriili'ii. Ihrouiil Zuihiif in. If llm itiiiiiullniiiilll were wlllii ,: to 'dlsciia Intirnnl a a well aa Interim) i.,ii. Ill llllestlon. IIOW l olialilere.l p,,r 'iilile tiol mil v by the Un illiiioM. I lit j b) (be American and llm il l . I . I. gut. . in well, and If Hiey were rnilv in ,(,.. ni.ire mi m mint I. iih the ll.nr'i Ifori i1 an lh. it Hie "iHillllcul p.u Id. 4 t lull" lo W 111. ll the HuertN llelt'l-n't . r f. rr. .I In their xtiil i-m.-nl tnli ht i,. neeiliy broiighl nlMiiil. I Tin at act Iho Inni, nice of tin. I nliitenieiil by Iho Mexican and tl... POLICE OF LOS ANGELES SUSPCCT "f " r,'l'l' 10 Ziirl.nruti btcke Mile (lellilloi a III llie llecnliailiitis. It,,. OF I exUleiicii nf which una forin t'li .!.- nl. d ibirlng Ibe tl.iy by Hie i,u ,I:.,i,.i . ll ns lleterlhclesa Mill III irll III 1 1 I 1 tithlbilied Hint lint until Hie iii.,Iii'im wlllnlrew their orlglnnl liili-inloti of li'turing tho 'iirlnirun in. to . 1 : . J i !.- tJI LHKt'. M.n l'o who pi Hi he, I In lln Inn, I illi-.i. t. r. the t been ricoicriil toil.iy. A fb i I of alii. ill craft ftil'. lliti a, cue nf Hie wntk till lib lit lug up the flu.itllig tori 'oa. Cull I tl.iy tin y wi re transferred oil b"ii. Hie rove runiciit bout I .lull Ctet. which n.irt.,1 wllh ( lit-111 for Paiur Point and Klmoiihkl. Cnpluln II (1. Kendall of III" : pro wit mill al Itlinnuakl, '.hero II Mil expected lie Weill, I tcatlfy gl mi Inqilc-t tmliit . He wa rnil r.tlt il by III experience and the exMtrtte be i. derwi lit, bill wn slowly recon rlliK. ' t ll. COMPLICATED PLOT CLAIRVOYANTS 1 , REBELS SURROUNDING REPORT3 COME TO EL PA&O THAT FEDERAL FORCE IS IN TROUBLE Ki. PASO, Iiiiim 1!. Hehels 111 Juarez rci elved word today that the federal force under the younger Heiieral Mans which recently evacuated Suit 1 1 In nml was suppos'.il to be Irving to reac!i San I. ills Potosl. was surrounded by constitutionalist at Vcuegaa mid in most mire to he captured. Another report had It that the rebels who raptured Topic has released T. W. Jones, un American, whom tho fetter- groat Terry? Odds of 4 to 1 were wm re much nearer to the Interna- ' ' w"r" boldlng prisoner there. CHILDREN'S "DON'TS." Hit Succestor. Shortly after the death of one of England's greatest poets a devoted ad mirer of his visited the little West morland village where the poet had failure ' "ved nnt1 died to gaze reverently nt ! his house, the little church and at some of his favorite haunts where some of his Immortal poems were composed. Seeing nn old man (a native of the vlllngoi. the stranger entered Into con versation with hlm, remarking sadly on the death of the poet, to which the old man answered kindly nnd enrour ngingly: "Aye. aye Still I milk' no duobt but t w ife'll carry the biness on "-London Mall From the pietige exacted from members of the Junior House wives' league, ot which Mrs. Julian Floiith Is president: Don't buy sweets of any kind from unclean stores. Don't buy soda water and Ice cream served In glasses or dishes not properly washed. Don't gulp down Iced drinks during the hot weather. Don't eat "varnished" choco-Inte. Tipping tho Attache. A good story of the younger days of Sir Herbert E. II. Jernlngham Is told in the London Mail. As an attache and feeling very pleased with himself, as be records, be was once told that he was wanted in the anteroom of our embassy at Paris. There an old man addressed him as a "clerk" and de manded a passport to Kussla. When be recelred it be handed Sir Hubert half a crown, aaying: "Iff for yon, yon know. I know what clerks are. Bleaa yon, they do like an occasional tip." 1 ne oiue asy. The blue sky which reveals Itself as the hemispherical vault of the flrmu merit In the uhsence of clouds is the far depths of the air sending back to the observer some part of the solar Illumination which they receive. The light thus returned to the eye Is "blue" simply because the particles of the air are of such exceedingly diminutive size that they can effectively deal with only the smallest of the luminous vi brations that Is. with the "blue" un dulations. There are a few faint In terminglings of the other colored rays In the blue of the sky, but they are In such trilling quantity tbnt the blue swallows llicm up. two Way.. Some people Jump nt conclusions; others are more leisurely In malting their mistakes, Pelican. offered that t'orliett would be knockisl out. yet the wise bites lost. There are any number of champions who lost to what the sporting world called suck ers. Jim Jeffries xvn.s pictured as n lob ster when he failed dismally In his at tempt t stop both I'.uli Armstrong and Steve O'Doiiuell on the same night, yet he returned later anil knocked Hub litzslinmoiis, the champion, silly and took his laurels. Stanley Kelcbel was nn unknown when he went west to battle Joe Thomas, welterweight champion. They hardly gave him 11 tumble, but u year Inter they would have bet the family Jewels on him. Joe Cans lost his title to Battling Nelson, the man they culled a mere slugger. Later on he repealed. Abe Attell so fa.' outclassed bis feath erweight rivals that he could get few mutches and boxed lightweights. He nieaiiileied out to Los AugelcH one sun ny afternoon to pick up a lilt of change with ti I1011I1 mimed Johnny Kllhnnc and lout his title. Considerable shock to Abe as well as the rest of us. There Is 11 list of others a yard long. We will print 11 few surprises to shake up your memory. Al McCoy knocked out George Chip Ad Wolgast stopped Hauling Nelson Willie Itltchle won from Wolgast on n foul and beat hlm decisively later on In Milwaukee. George La Hlaiiche. the "marine." knocked out the groat Jack Dempsey. Kid McCoy knocked out Tommy li.van. tloiial boundary than the state of I'tah, will also have the Canadian temple ns their shrine for receiving the higher ministrations of the church. LARGEST CLASS WILL GRADUATE FROM O. A. C. U. S. GETS PISGAH FOREST. Betide Hertelf. "How did your wife take your golna home drunk lust night?" "She was beside herself." Yes, I know you must have seen twe of ber; I mean, what did she say?" Philadelpbia Ledger. UMPIRE GETS $1,500 VERDICT Judgment Awsrded Federal League Arbiter Against Jack O'Connor. Damages of $l.nOU were nwarded In the St. Louis circuit court to John Mc Nnlty. former Federal league umpire, who brought suit ngalnst John J. O'Connor, last season's manager for the St. Louis Federals, and tho direc tors of last year's team. MeNulty had brought suit for $.'!.'.000. alleging that O'Connor attacked him on the ball field. The dtitnagos, however, are as sessed against O'Connor alone. Tract of 86.700 Acres Bought From Vanderbilt E.tate For $433,500. The national forest reservation com mission has approved the purchase of the Pisgah finest In North Carolina from the estate nf the late George W. Vaiiilerliilt nt an average price of $5 an acre. There are mI.Tini acres, nnd the total cost Is therefore $4.'L'l JV Mrs. Vanderbilt offered the tract nt u much lower figure than that nt which It was lii-lil by her husband. He con served I'isgiih forest from the time be bought It up lo his death, a period of nearly twenty live years, under the conviction that every forest owner owes It to those who follow him to hand down his property to then) tiulin paired by wasteful use. Ills widow sympathizes wllh his belief that pri vate ownership of forest land Is n pub lic trust anil that Its ownership by the nation will alone make Its preservation permanent and certain. In accordance with Mrs. Vnnderbllt's desire the national forest reservation commission will retnln the name of Pisgah forest. It Is proposed to make It a game refuge for the preservation of the fauna of the enstern mountains. With this purchase nnd others the total area approved for purchase un der the Weeks law 111 the eastern mountains Is 1.077.000 acres. OltKGON AGltlCl'LTlltAI. CO!, LEG 10. Corvallls, Ore.. June I. Wllh Indications of having the largest class in tlie history of the Oregon Agricul tural rollegii tho commencement ex ercises nre now under way. While the exact number of graduates will not he definitely known until the final grades are assembled, probabilities point lu the graduation of lull students In tin regular degree courses. In addition to this number then! are six graduates of tlie school of music nud three gnul nates In Iho master of science degree Tho past school year has been i very active one in tho way of Improve nionls. The beautiful new buildings for homo economics and for men's gymnasium nre almost completed while similar buildings have boon eroded and tho campus grounds lev elod, drained and otherwise Improved All of those features lend to the at traction that brings so large a number of visitors to attend this, the forty-fifth unniial commencement. I OS ANGELES, I'lil.. M.iv II" W'liipinelil In Hie cLollg lu ti ll t l.t Ir wi.vaut suliiille to.l.iv pi,,inp!e,l I'ulhe InvoMlgatiir pills to ask the Simla lliirhinu Hilico tonight to ituike tin,, lln r 1 1 1 v i - h 1 1 k- i 1 1 1 1 -1 1 into the st 1. 1 live iln.ip k amin e of Mllllulililre I". Lewis Clark there January II. The local il b- (ecllvet believe that linrk Is ullvo, and Ihut h I now being held fo rim soiii in the Simla liurbnni Islniels Pells claims to tune a series of circum stance, which tend lo prove this the ory. In the event Hint Mrs. V. LewlsVlnrk sanctions Hie plan, Iho expedition will be started from Simla Durham within two dms to thoroughly stiirih Die Isl ands. The police authorities in Spo kane, Wash., accnrillng lo Pells, will be nsked tomorrow- to Inle rror.nlo Mrs Cpirk concerning the alleged couvers.t Hon she has Inn I uith iiiciIiiiiih and clairvoyants who are siippusetlly In vnlvci in the ,il.";ci Intricate plul t ' kidnaping und subterfuge. Fills claims tint be has reason lo believe that .Millionaire Chirk was in (luce, I to take nn Interest III spiritual ism. Through this, according to Fells, the mlllloiialro Induced his wile to leave Santa Harbara and go to San Francisco. go AlnerlilKI iliJcl'ilti'H con Mill t -th. n. with a discission of tin. u . r a pence phm, uti which substantial ,mtf. n is wits inn, lc In tiiibty'a t unn r, to e. BOARD OF THREE 10 RULE ALASKA -PLAN 8ECRETARY LANE RIDICULES GOVERNMENTAL RED TAPE BEFORE COMMITTEES YALE-HARVARD REGATTA. His 8entiment. There Is n Hrondway comedian whose wife Is very fond of pets, ne blocked her plans for adding to the zoological establishment as well as be could without spoiling-the domestic en tente, for he disliked pets. Then she wanted lchthyologlcal accessions In the way of goldfish and nagged ber hus band until he grudgingly consented to the purchase. 'Ob, very well, then," he muttered gloomily. "Hut I hate the noisy things." New York Post Plant Announced For Annual Crew Tilt Between Old Rivals. The Yale-Harvard crew regatta agree ment, which has Just been announced, shows that there will be nt New Lon don a freshman one onred mile race upstream on Thursday afternoon, June 18; a varsity four oared two mile race at 10:30 Friday morning. June 11). down stream; u freshman eight onred two mile race nt II. o'clock down stream and u varsity eight onred four mile race up stream at 4:.'10 o'clock. William II. Molkolhahn of New York has been selected as referee. Law rence Sexton of Huston, for Harvard and Otto Hnnnnrd of Now York, for Ynle. have been seleetiil as the eligi bility committee. In case a crew Is disabled during the first half mile of the race it will be started over. Land Withdrawal Void LOS ANGELES, Juno 1. Tho con servatlnn order of ex-Prosldont Wil liam II. Tnft. withdrawing from entry henrlv 3.000,000 ocros of oil lands In California was declared Invalid In n decision rendered by Judge M. T. Doo1 ing, of tho United Stales court, nnd placed on file, here today. Tho court hold Hint the president of tho United States had no power to withdraw lands from entry. BECKER SENTENCED TO ELECTRIC CHAIR NEW YORK, May 29. Former Po lice Lieutenant Charles F. Pecker, twice convicted of the murder of Her man Hosonthal, was sentenced today by Justice Soahtiry to die in tho elec tric chair nt Sing Sing during the week beginning July 6. Very Convenient. Caretaker (to prospective tenantr ies, this 'otise is most conveniently situated. There's a music 'all clow and 'andy and there's a pub Just ovet the way and a pawnbroker's round the corner. London Tit Bits. JACK LONDON ILL IN VERA CRUZ; SERIOUS VEA CHUZ. Juno 1. Jack London was very III hero today of Intestinal trouble. Dr. A.. A. Goodman of Mex ico City, who was attending hlm, pro nounced his case serious. London came to Vera Cruz as a war corres pondent. His wife Is with him. HARRY ABLES SIGNED OAKLAND. Cnl., May 28. Word was received hero today from Manager Devlin of the Onkland Coast league team, nt Los Angolos, saying that Har ry Abies had signed with the Oaks and would Join them at Ios Angeles. Abies was one of Oakland's star left handers In 1912 and 1913, but has re mained on his father's ranch in Texas ,.n m the nresont time this year, de claring he was through with baseball- There Is but brief If any intermis sion between campaigns. Some good people Judge the value of a picture by the beauty of the fame. NEW YOHK. May 30.- Colonel ttoosevelt sailed on Iho Olympic to day for Southampton, wliert o Im will go lo Madrid to attend the wi ilillng of his sun, Kci-mlt and Ml-,s I'ulln Wil lard, I'nlled Stales Ambassador Wll lard's daughter. He was received on board th" Olym pic with intuit state, Ciiplnlu Haddock wailing at the In ad of '! ciiiigliiink for hlm and the regulation man of war ceremony observed on Hut occasion of a visit by a president b'.'liiit curried out as far us possible, Accompanying the colonel worn nls daughter, Mrs. Nicholas Longworlh, and his nephew, Philip Itoosevolt. The only family connection nl the i rk to see Iho party off was Nicholas I g- worth. George W. Perkins, Medlll Mc Cormick and Alexander Moore were un hand, however and paid a brief vltit to tho colonel's cabin. Tho Olympic sailed at 10 n. m. It was stilted at Progressive head quarters after the ship's doniirttiro that politics was not discussed between Hie colonel nnd his visitors. "LANGLEV'S FOLLY" ELM I HA. N. Y May 2S. Tho tho- ory of Dr. Samuel I'lerrepont Langley, who proclaimed to the world ho bud solved tho problem of the air several years before heavior-tban-alr machines had boon successfully navigated, wnB vindicated nt llaminondsport today, when Glenn Curtlss. the aviator, wont aloft in "Lnngloy'B folly." Tho crude flying machine, wnici. foil Into tho Potomac river """ .aitgloy. Its Inventor, aiiemiin u i j In It and which later was cons giieii to ho Smithsonian Institution nt Wash i,n.i overv requisite for flight and remained In the air long enough to demonstrate tne prncuoiu . nn maker, who had boon ridiculed by his Incredulous contemporaries. EXPEDITION MEETS WASHINGTON, Juno l.-Secretxrf of tin. Interior Frniiklln K. Lane tmUT rl, Hi tiled Alaskan Kovortiniciitnl r"4 lapo In a report to Ibe senlu uud hou committees on territories and at mini urged that the territory be put In th builds of it development hour, I of thr members, to have he nlqiinrlera In Alaska, nnd bo charged with every, thing having to do with natural re sources. Hills In nccord with Mr lame's rcc omuieiiilalloiis have been Introtliireil In bulb souses of congress. "II Is proposed and urged." says Mr, Lane,, "Hint Hie board should lake over such aiilhorliy now exorcised by v.irl- ions departments nnd bureaus us tuny I ho necessary to give It supervision over pracHciillv the entire public do main nml all the natural resource" of Alaska, and control of such arllitd' as are closely related nml ossentto llm development of Iho phvslcal re source of tho country. The hmirt would ilo the work now done In Aln"k by tho general land officii, Iho forest service, the road romiiiissioli, the bu reau of mines, the human of educa tion nnd Hie secretary of tho Interior. It should take over n part of tho work and niithorlly of tho human of flush cries. Ileglnnlng nt the shore lino, the development board should hnvo com plete control nf nil government activ ities and Interests ronnoctoil with Hie development of Industries nnd trans portation nii'l tho settling of ho coun try. "This should Include Iho control of Iho water powers, building and main tenance of roads nnd trails, and oper ation and rates of the railroads ati'l telegraph lines. It sltntild Include protection ""tl contiol of game, fur hearing nnlmnls, public lands, mineral deposits, coal, oil. gas, hot springs, timber lands, nnd timber." Secretary I. tine nlso urges that this bonrd slmiiiu take over tho supervision of education al work among the Indians and natives, thn reindeer Industry, control of Hi" surveyor-general's office, and lh" !" piirtuient of agriculture, of agricultur al experiments nnd deiiionstrnll work In Iho territory, NEW SANDY BRIDGE SURE SALEM Oro Juno 2. Hint" ni-V way El gin, or lowll.y announced to day that th commissioners o Mill no- ,h county had empowered Iho state hi' i way commission to malm arrange ments for the building of n stool bridge on tho Columbia highway over tho Sandy river, near tho Portland Auto mobile clubhouse. Tho structure, will have two spans. FREE HALF DOZEN BEAUTIFUL SPOONS FREE NEW YORK, May 29. According to message received here today from St. Michaels, Alaska, the stenmor Kar- Ink, which carried the Stefansson ex pedition to the Arctic, was crushed In the Ice last January. The message says the crew is marooned-on Wrangle Island. 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