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NBSDAY, APRIL 27, 1927
d * t b » > f,-(tu r i
Being Made
For Health Day
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G n s o f.th s greatest attraetloas
la baseball ta scheduled fo r Med-
ferd 0« Thursday, when tbs U -
s m « s Hangs ot David
Baseball
slab o f Beuten Harbor, M le h .w ll
clash with the local team of that
city a t three o’clock. These boys
terne with an unbroken string Of
12 victories to their credit and
hope to add another here.
Í- They cosso np the coast where
they have defeated each teams m
tto Strong ftepe elab. winners #!
Central California Loagns title
lpat y e a r ./f h e Monterey and
•mi —
Imh, - -
¿ .T '
ŒpBVua Vins CIUM,
MO - BiO
Pittsburgh*
tlon of seanas In the flood devast­ Stockton. . Modesto,
ad city of Greenville, Mbs., the
first comprehensive story of eon-
dttloas there, was M ad by Ben
Stern, staff eerreepohddnt Sf the I One of the features of their
Memphte-ffelmltar. who f i e * by I game Is tho Psppor ball ps played
airplane from Mompftte to get the I h r Feast, M iller «ad Hipp. They
story for the Proed-SvtmUar and tean th e b a lle o hard aad fast It Is
the United Prase. Loading from tmposatbte to sea tt go from oae to
tho plane at a point top riM te from the ether. Many thousands have
GrOoavttlo, Stara eommeadaePed a wlt n ssssd the team play aad their
farmer’s bona and rode io tho end is nothing in baseball comedy, not
of the levee near Groeavttte, tga® barring Schrack or A ttract, that
has n&ythlng pn these boys, nt the
| pOpper gamp.
fe r yeurself.
Rifle competitions w lth o h li
use of ammunition ore no w ; M
held nt the Southern Oregon-!*
mol school and arc aronriaglRN
interest among the member«'
the Women’s ahd Meh’s R4'<.(
Clubs of this institution. ' T
competition consists la w hat
known as the triangulation dft
else given to the regular akmwgl
aational guard as a preliminary
range practice.
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Jj
la the elimination coatsbt p4ti
closed
today,
stxtsen
ssonttl
the finals which w ill bo toi<
week. They arc Theresa and
Descent. Powers; M ay To
mahr. Arlene Robertson, and .
A. W etherell. N orth Bond; Mi
MoOntchen ahd Knga MlUer,'1
Crgek; Ralph it . Church. 1
burg,; Victor Phelpe. Ashland;
T h o . emergency break was to- Bysra. Ashland.
quested by Louisiana state of-
Prises have been offered
flclals and the mayor o f New Jordan’s Army Goods 8tors!
Orleans. A recommendation that the Simpson Hardware Co.
The rifle elubo were organ
the eat he permitted was made
by the Miaalseippl river commia- last February and these eori
wtl) be held no tll the arrive
Wateh aad judge
The Shayrock beys. aa well as
Heckman, Falk. Bell. Sntitk. Stall
apd Jehnaon w ill de the heavy
barage tos tha Davldites and a
merry gerne urtlfbe on tap for all.
. Soldter Caruso the Orarsees en-
tortalaer, w ill stag n few nnmbers
before the gerne aa als» w ill all ot
the cemediy be oa at this ttsce
hened tt te nscessary to he there
Plana tor Child Health Day on
May Day are well under way u ih
der the supervision Ot Mlee Bea­
trice H al), director ot health edu­
cation at the Southern Oregon
Normal school. -
The work la being done a t the
training school where the Normal
students teach, and la la conjunc­
tion w ith the program ot the
American Health association.
Much Interest Is being shown
iu the movement, and talks; ser­
mons and speeches are bpiag made
to further the Interest ot workers.
The
pupils of the training
school w ill present a program la
the Normal auditorium, A p ril 22,
depleting the idea of the desir­
ability of the furtherance of Uhild
health, and the ultim ate happiness
of all where more interest and at­
tention Is given to the health ot
children.
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ap
W American Red Cross flood relief
r organisation was making
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rapid
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strides In Its five-fold program of A ro w H cew Awp TwAlspiom*
■ fescue and rehabilitation In the
O v e r N « W Tftp fln y r o f
Mississipp valley.
Government in Oninft
Word from natonal headquar-
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| ters of the fled Cross at Washing- RgLEA.SE 1 susiohsxx
■ ton that approximately 92,000,000
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. of the 95,000,000 flood relief fund Mlee M ary Craig. W ho Has Beep
sought have already been pledged
Held by Bandits F in ally
heartened the field workers In ov-
Gains Freedom
ercoming unforseen obstacles and
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J m e etin g new emergencies.
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SHANGHAI, April 2 7 — <lP>-~
t Five problems must be met by Two regiments
the relief organisation that Is
dispatched
’captained by Henry M. Baker, na- General Chiang
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fiv e r that may yet be Inundated. atlOM for the Nanking riots.
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|Ko less important la the third task
Despite the alarm over the»
SALBM, A p ril 27.— <IP>— Argu-
1 meats in the mandamus proceed-
lngs .to compel Secretary of State
Koser to grant a ballot title for a
referendum measure against the
so-called res ssessment law h aje
been advanced to Thursday, Chief
.Justice Burnett announced.
The proceedings, brought by L.
B. Smith, Portland, holds that the
emergency clause makes the as­
sessment tew passed by the late
legislature unconstitutional.
Koser contends thia prevents re­
ferring i t t e tikp^pecfftot-
— that of fighting pestilence and
disease. Hunger and exposure
have weakened the reslsUnce of
the refugees to disease. Many of
[ them drank contaminated water
for days.
W ith Memphis designated as
the central supply depot for dis-
trlbutlon of food, medicine and
clothing to the flood districts, the
problem of keeping shipments
* U ,? e#«0BT . v « »a
The last and final task of the
Red Cross w ill be that of rebablU-
tAt ion, seeing that the thousands
ltAmoa a flo v th e fl/wusl tm Avan wOll
Washington p o licy and thv declar-
atlon. of Qoneral Chiang Ka< Shek
( aara waa M m e relief expressed
orhen it became known that Miser
M#ry CraJg „ A m . r u « mission-
(rom Philadelphia had been'
htld
bandits la T aa n aa pro-;
t1bc# had been released,
Possibility ot an immediate'
d rtre
the aorthern armies on
NaUoaaltaU at Hankcw ln-
‘ rcased Tuesday. I t was roport-
U at
w a lla M .
ware
be|Bg w th ered tog.t h ar f# r , Beh
attack
gross as h ap ly as to O rw srilte- ,
T he s M lto M y nanalmouhly ap-
They admit it. Two moate. a provad pepsie. M il number '.414,
dqy aad nothing to do; hut sit t u s i M t o U t by the Gdtttornta
around o * th«
* M wato|..n crime commission tn 'its *pro-
honsa go sailing down on the gram to revise criminal proced-
odeaa wide 'boeom of th e Mtaqte-
pra. The'►measure provides that
slppl. that Is nil they lo .
te m urder totete the Jddga shall
T he lavae sarratototag Green­ rk the penalty If the Jury epn-
ville to covered w ith tents, hastily pot agree up»" hanging ns pnn-
throw n np shacks and even dog- |shment a fte r tha defendant is
oats o f 9.900 negroes and about toned guilty.
2,000 white. Meat of the negro
W ith o u t tho definite recom­
refugees have bean vaccinated mendation of the death penalty,
against typhoid favor.
Uko Judge’s only course w ill be
Tha thousands a rt drinktng wa­ to impose life imprisonment. I f
ter from the rivet, winding Ma the b ill is signed by Governor
way through
tha
bodies ot Toting, capital' pnnlsbmcnt w ill
drowned ‘stock.
The city water
ho lavokbd only npan direct
works, again oparatjh* M gtotoff tocommehdation o f tha tria l Jury.
forth a yellowish, ditty looking
M ajo r W a lk a r K . T u llar, chair­
compound.
man o f tho" erima commission
AH Vgtolaatod
.. . 1 declared that the b ill Is a virtual
“Wo are getting them an uaa- abolition o f the death paaalty
clnated gad maybe we shall ttto - for it w ill ho a comparatively
stall any poeplble epidemic.” Or. rare case tn which one member
Lloyd
Percy of Mamphiu, In o f a ju ry w ill net stand ont for
charge of the phystetepa. aMd.
leniency.
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„ M ilitary ru l* la M ay tha appro
townsndd tt ; te -eatoroqd * t t h a
strong handi
I
RUfngeM came from M M m
a M £ f a t i n g jh u lr
through
d rift «w ared rivals. . . 2?
■ .« 9 dadth to il by Arotehiay * *
Walter Leaves on
Business Trip
'cutting of th a lavs* lin e.”
. General
JadWlp 'emphasised
that the "break waa only for tho
period of the emergency, and as
toon as the flood danger had
passed .the spillway wenld be ra-
fllled.
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Renovated
Oradnatos From Normal
EeoeiTg Position! ia
Schooh
Eight studente of ths Southern
Oregon Normal school were given
teaching positions ' In
Klam ath
county last week. M r. Fred Pet­
erson. superintendent
of
the
K lam ath county schools visited
here and made hts selection for
tillin g next year’s
vacancies.
Those selected were Mrs. Cecil
McCracken, O to Offtold, H allie
Moore, Bda Jonah. Bernice Daw­
son, Gladys Latta and Olive B.
H ill.
Many other students have M en
placed la aM yicttiltles of Oregon.
8êetotnry W . F. W alter o t the
lo q a l. T . M- C. A. a id Roland
Parks, tu ft early this morning for
Seattle. W eak., Secretary W alter
when a woman wants something
others
!»?• 1
thte 2tP law
skiffs, ahgto
« •ro M r t i i l
the
Io a
Northwest, sf
member.
Borne
M apeat In Cpntralte
L Otormtey who too
f . O, A. storhtary there
clwmeo
Grants Pass— Josephine County
will spend 925,000 on f a i r
grounds and country fair.
Oregon Telephone
Gresham
Company starts work on new of
flee and exchange. .
W A S H IN G TO N , A p ril 27.— <U>)
— The Northern Pacific and the
Great Northern have submitted
to the interstate commerce eom-
i mission their reply to the condi­
tions fixed by the commission for
extension o f the Oregon Trunk to
K lam ath Falls, It was learned
today, but po Information la yet
available, as to its coptent«. ,
Qpe theory was . that , the Great
Northern has p>ade Individual ap­
plication to th e , I . C. C. tor per­
mission to build its own line
trom Bend to Klam ath Falls.
I t such permission .la denied,
It Is understood that the G n a t
Northern agrees te accept, sub­
ject to reeervatipns the Southern
Pacific’s contract for Joint user
privileges oyer the Southern Pa­
cific lines - Cascade , roq^e, from
Ppunina to Klamath Falls. This
agreement Is predicted again on
tk * commission’s permission. that
the Orest Northern be alia wed to
build its pwn extension,. from
Beqd to Paunipa.
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Tha outstanding fact t of the
Great N orthern’s answerK accord­
ing to the theory is that the
Northern Pacific has refused to
negotiate w ith the Great Northern
as’ eo-oWner of the Orégon T ra n k
on the central Oregon prajsst,
and the T ru n k (tom , as such is
ont ot ths picture.
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Youth Will Fight ,
Attempt Extradite
Friday, sad on ffatur to d » .
Mrs.
teoat te Centralia wltli
la
’ Severgi diftoyept m ikes of bas­
kets and trays, which are on sale
by the A uxiliary to the American
Legion Post No. I f , are. now on
display In the window of the
Plesa confectionery and cafe.
These articles are made by the
W orld war veterans In hospital
No. 77 at Portland and the money
received for them Is the only sup­
port the men have for themselves
and their families. A ll of this
Work Is done by band and takes
hoars to accomplish.
W hen the proceeds a n sent to
the hospital, expenses for the ma­
terials used are taken out . and
th e rem a in d er is g iv en to (h e pa­
tie n t* . The baskets and trays are
very beautiful as well as practical.
M ary Qla T o ll, socially
prominent, sought a divorce from
Gay Carl Cte V eil la Judge Sum­
m erfield’s eorfrt Tuesday. ' thta
sourt heard tha testimony and I *
elded more evidence w m needed.
"What far?“ tha plaintiff crops
p xámlaad the court.
“T h a t’s a lot
at rod tope- to n might as well
1st m< Ji4s because !
w to ’t 1st
Hint asea come bdek. dlroteiifrjpig
dtvodoe. Give me h divorce oi- ilk
come back regularly to get it.” ' ‘
“ Ton w in,” tha
to a rt , ruled.
"Ten got your deeroo.” ‘
including •
known M
,.Red 8peaw„
T
would be le ft to detygd northern
positions In other sections.
Being Displayed
The fifth of th e series o f the
T .- M . C. A - Indoor baseball
league w ill be played on. the Ar­
mory floor tomorrow night begin­
ning at seven o'clock when the HI-
T club and B attery B' topms will
fig h t It ant fo r firs t place. Both
these teams era tied w ith th e Nor­
mal fo r the top position and a real
Scrap Is promised. At e ig h t o’clock
the fighting Bankers team will
tangle bats w ith the Norm al team.
I t nine o'clock the scrappy Hoot
hrls w ill m ix with tho Bmployed
1 toys’ team which is still fiffhtlng
to got rid b f the three sera hood»
irhieh they have, having loot all.
th e if gataee.
;
of troops hard
to Shanghai by
al Staek, follow«
tional disaster relief. The first in g h ls declaration that there fa»
Concern la the reecue ot the peo- immediate danger of a command
pie still marooned in trees, on ]atlc outbreak.
housetops and islands In the lower
indignation and alarm was*
region of the Miaalseippl.
.
expressed by both the official
W hile these victims are being ang civilian American population
removed to refugee camps other
Shanghai over the apparent
A e d Cioaa woiheiw bra w an tin g policy of the United States which
^h a b ita n ts ot towns far down the „unitive measure* to W e e rtpar-i
of refngee. are restored to their
“ i t Is fa rth e r the^oplnionr that
^nch action should be based upon
(’ form al request o f the governor
>f Lovtetena accompanied h y an
b f t g c a a r ia n t v o . April i t . —
issnmption of responsibility by
iftP».— ftb Calltornte tegtelatnre ihp stats of Louisiana, or by the
l|as paM ti*' n MU which virtually city o t Now Orleans, or both of
abolished captthl punishment In a ll damages resulting from the
rftMMimnw
11| 1 ,1 H’ll’l l IlBBslI ¿1
M r e sp o n so to Its appeal for aid the
T H » DALMB8, A p ril 27.— (jp)
-^ H a riM Gtotel*
k M « » » rito t
hara pudt wanted
Nelroavtlle,
Oh to ,, >y federal prohlhUJok • * -
ile e ra wUl fight extradition, to
IPdtpatod to m «mtors,of the hher-
• liru,.o tflcp . to re last rig h t.
Nplapnxlllp arih eritise .g 1.1 1
fio n o wpst aftpr thw
th w
stated t o A Integra«
i , Taupg E ro ta t wap picked t o
to re *n -susptelon. laat pteak aftof
t o w o t o t e «teateag t o ,* terai
cem etery- T h a .a s tn r o ,0< tto
oriina for. whlph to, to sought te
O hje was-aet
(
LONDÖN. A p ril 27. — H P ) —
Greet B rittin spent apprextaaate-
ly 9 f.7 f 2 .M 0 on her foreign de­
fense forces in Shanghai np to
March 11, Sir Laming W orthing­
ton Bvana said in the house of ;
commons Tuesday.
Of this sum it was estimated '
that approximately 94.7KO.MO;
had been spent on tho actual de­
fense force While transportation
o f additional troops seat recently'
had coet approximately 91.M O , J,
000.
Bellview Man
\ Died Yesterday
, George W . Harkins, aged 7 )
years, passed sway yesterday, ab
hta home la ths Bellview district,
just south of town, M r. Harklnw
was a native of Wisconsin, h av\
Ing been born la Edmund, and re^
tired and cams to Aahilaad about
seven years ago.
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' The deceased Is survived by w
wife and five children; P hilip,
Katherine ahd B arl o f, thia e lty r
Clinton, of ty>dford aad Mrs.,
Maryaret Krshseach ot Vida, M o <
Funeral serviesq w ill ho h e K
from Stock’s Undertaking
p aK
Iprs tom orrow, Thursday, A p ril M l
a t 10 a. m. and latsrm sat w ill ba
made Ip the AshlandItotefttoT-