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INDAY, AUGUST 8, 1927
Court
Nation’s
Klamath Pelieaax Bite the
Dust in a , Mins to Four
Score in Cme of the Fin
est Baseball Games Ever
£kyed on the Jackson
Hot Springs Diamond;
Davis Pitehes Well.
Boy Parr, deputy game
warden, who has .Jest re-
turned from a tnree-day trip
In the Diamond Lake and
Crater Lake conntry. said
there are more tourlets In
the country than he has ever
before sden.
On every creek and in
every apot which look« good
to the tourists,’ there Is a
party camping, Mr. P a r r
•aid.
THREE GAMES
WILL DECIDE
TOURNAMENT
Ashland Boas h a n d e d the
Klamath Falls Pelicans a 9 to
four defeat Sunday afternoon and
stepped Into the ranking champ
ionship position in the Southern
Oregon League.
Inability of the PelicaBS to find
the pill as Davis hurled It over
the*piste Was one of the rea
sons for the ending of the story
as it was. Oillick, p i t c h e r ,
for the Pelicans was taken out
at the end of the fourth and re
placed by Manager Saunders.
In the first inning Duke Mar
low scored the first run for the
Boas. Hoffard brought Marlow!
in home with a single. Davis *
struck one Pelican out and two j
others died on first.
The first Klamath Falls play
er at bat in the second inning
hit a homer. The second and
third tanned out. Morgan first
up for the Boss walked. Hanley
hit a sacrifice and Morgan roach-1 accumulating during the
ed second. Force hit out and iFire per cent of the gate
Davis struckout.
The end of of each game has been »
the Trcrnd Inning saw the score for this general purse_i
tied one to one.
winner will win this fun
Davis struck oat tfcp Hrst ” ■»«<> to be close to i
Klamath player at hat, the eee- talent,
ond hit a home run and the third
T»® regular league
and fourth died trying to reach
dUcontinued with y.
first. In thin inning the Boas ga“ * ’ W,th th*8 aba"
scored three runs. M.rlow Up ° ‘he regular schedule, t
-
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t out. Hughes and
.„ x al“° agreed to drip \ any '
first
struck
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tlons on players— in othi
Logan w9r*
*a
’
to make the three-gsme
struck out. Robbins then knock- wh)ch ,nBufea
ed a home rnn and brought make.up pf t„e two tear
Hughes and Logan in home. Mor- manaKement of the tean
ran hit a single. Hanley, Injured not announce(] any p]ans,
on first base and Hughes went to un<iergtoo(j each (eam w|
third for Hanley. Orr filled place the ffe,d wUh |he
t<J
left by Hughes on first.
possible to corral. -
Klamath failed to score In the
next ’three innings. The Boas
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scored two runs in the fourth _ _ _ _ _ _ _
rgvn-v a i
inning. Morgan walked. Force
hit oife far Into the left Held
good for two bases. Davis hit
a single. Marlow singled and
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brought F o r c e and Davis In
home. Hughes »filed out. Logan Helen Wills, Helen
filed to centerfleld. Hoffard filed
and Molla MaUOry
to right field making the third
Defend Cup
TENNIS TEA!
AKE SEEEC
OUt- , , .
In the fifth inning with Oillick
out of the box and replaced
by Saunders, manager of Klam-
ath team, the Boas scored but one
rnn. Robbins, first at bat filed to
left field. Morgan to center field.
•Orr singled. Forced singled, scor-
ing Orr who had stolen to third.
Davis filed to right field making
the third out. This Inning saw
.. »core
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the
stand seven g-w
to two «„
in
favor of the local team.
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Marlow, first at bat in the
sixth, singled. Hughe, bunted to
first. Marlpw, went out trying to
reach second. Logan bunted to
first. Hoffard singled scoring
NE WYORK, Aug. 8 .-
HeIen W,„B Helen Jac,
M 0 j , a Mallory are /
B,nglBB Balectlon for , he
of the w ,ghtman cup ,
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band of English play.rt ,
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Three Suggested To Coolidge For
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Post As General Of
ippines
RAPID CITY, Aug. 8.— (LP)— been i
Three names are being promin- Coollt
ontly mentioned by advisors of for sc
President Coolidge 'for appoint-
For
ment to the Governor-General- repub
ship of the Philippine», the post the S|
let vacant by the death of Major- ans, w
General Leonard Wood. They ere: type a
Henry L. Stinson, New York, Coolld
who conducted for Mr. Coolidge
Nai
personally the peace negotiations inolud
In Nicaragua, and who has Veen urer c
highly regarded by the president comm
for his successful job.
root,
Carmi Thompson, Ohio, who mer S
made a personal investigation of i Y.),
the Philippine situation for thejtion, I
president and whose report 'has likely,
ital Honors Walter Johnson
Motor Association Plans Ex
tensive Trip; Will Arrive
Here Aug. 23; Mav-Take
Entirt n i p or Join at
Any Point for Only Part
of the Jaunt, it is Plan
ned
The Oregon Motor Association,
which recently initiated a per
sonally conducted tour to Mt.
Hood which Was a wonderful
succesa, according to an an
nouncement f r o m the associa
tion’s office, will on August 20th,
start on another- tpur that will
last for six days and whl'ch will
bring the members of\the party
to Ashland* on the 23rd? 41 they
go from Crater Lake to Oregon
Caves..
A stop will be made, here, the
announcement stated, as well as
atvarlous other points along the
route. Overnight stops wilt be
made at Eugene, Bend, Crater
Lake, Oregon Caves and Corval
lis. Person* may take the entire
trip, may join the party at any
po(pt Or drop out whenever they
desire, it is planned. Each person
is to arrange his qwn transporta
tion.
c’oiratvliig is the Itinerary as
worked nut by tbe mbtor aasoeta-
tlon, and. as can be seen, persons|
Mho Cannot go for the full time
Numerous Demonstrations by Sympathisers of Sacco
and Van Zetti Staged; Strike Called; Washington
Publishing House Dynamited; Will Take Famous
Case to Federal Court and Then to U. S. Supreme
Court if Justice Will Grant Attorney's Request.
Here are two interesting views af Walter John
son Day at Washington. whan thousands of
Washington fans honored their great hurler,
the greatest in baseball, o n ;tha twentieth an
niversary of his major league debut. At the
left is shown Secretary of State F|utk Kellogg,
acting in the absence of President Coolidge,
presenting Johnson with the American league
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14 Members Local Elks Lodge Will
Take Part in Lakeview Installation
Fourteen members of the local
Elks lodge will attend the lta-
stallation of the Lakeview Lodge
No. 1536, on Friday, August I I ,
it was announced today by J. E.
Shtffer, chairman of the commit-
tee In charge.
Two carloads will leave Thurm
day evening to attend the Klam-
ath Falls lodge meeting and go on
to Lakeview the next morning,
while the remainder are piannla*
to leave Ashland on Friday mors-
here from F. P. Light, of Lake-
view, the reports concerning the
bad condition of the Klamath
Fall-Laksview road were “bunk"
and that the trip from the Falls
can be made easily In four hours,
The local committee in charge
consists of J. E. Shiffer, D. Guy
Good and A. C. Nininger. F. F.
Whittle. William Briggs, Edward
Thornton, D. Perozzi and G. S.
Butler will furnish cars. -
Those who are planning to at-
-tend are: F. F. Whittle, D. H.
-Jackson, Elmer Smith, Andrew
Lewis Ulrich, of Medford,
be th e instituting offleer, aa
Mean , Wttttam Briggs, OMM
Payne, Clyde Young, Emmitt Gill
by officers of the
ings. J. E. Shiffer. J. B. Thorn
Falls lodge.
Officers
ton, John Enders, D. Perozzi and
State Elks Association
family and Mrs. and Mrs. 0. S.
present.
According to a letter received Butler.
Danger Forest
Fires Lessened
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distinguished service cross, studded with a dia
mond for each of his 20 years service, and, at
the led. is Billy Evans, ace of American league
umpires who worked Johnson's initial game in
1907, congratulating Johnson on his reinark-
ble career. Evans, assigned to work the Aug.
game, was able te work only one Inning!, and
hat on crutches, because of a recent injury.
PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 8. —
(LP)— Ipçreaelng humidity reliev
ed the forest fire situation is
now believed by forestry offic
ials to be well In hand.
ABANDONS SWIM
BULLETIN
DEDHAM, Mass., Aug. #.
— (IP)— Hearing of the Sacco
and Van. Zetti motion for a
new trial were being delayed
in Norfolk court this after
noon by arguments which
question the jurisdiction of
Judge Thayer who presided
at the trial, The convicted
men claimed neither he nor
any other superior judge had
Jurisdiction after the sen
tence of death had been Im
posed. ?
.Attorney Hill pf the de
fense opposed arguing the
question of Jurisdiction be
fore Judge Thayer, but the
latter decided that the ar-
ed before him
CASE HELD TO
GRAND JURY
BOSTON, Mass., Aug. 8.—(IP)—-Governor Fuller to
day indicated he would not act on petitions asking furth
er reprieves tor the anarchists. Unless a reprieve should
1 h > granted, the men will be electrocuted early Thursday.
BOSTON, Mass., Aug. 8—(IP)—Attorneys for Sacco
and Van Zetti were today denied writs of habeas corpus
hv .Justice George Anderson, member of the Massachu
setts supreme court, thus ending the first legal battle to
pfevent the execution'of the two radicals. "
Arhur IK Hill, chief defense counsel, plans to go
before the federal courts with tl request that they inter
vene and then to either one of two justices of the U. 8.
supreme court who are vacationing in this state. They
would he asked for a writ of certiorari, which would
bring the noted case into the supreme court-at W ash
ington.
Neither prisoner took any food Sunday, it being th©
22nd day of Sacco’s hunger strike. Van Zetti has now
joined bim again in refusing food and both insist to
their counsel that they will not eat again until they are
granted a new trial.
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PHILADELPHIA, F a ,
(IPb-Tluee were
arrested and charged with inciting a riot and distribut
ing literature of an inflammatory nature calling a strike
as a protest against the Sacco-Van Zetti execution.
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Aug. 8.—(LP)-Autos were
today prohibited from that p art of the streets which are
Raleigh Hoylman Caught as adjacent to the federal building and the mint.
He Attempted to Cash
Check on Local Bank
WANSELBURG, Colo., Aug. 8.—(IP)—667 out of a
nornuil force of 1153 men were working in Southern
Raleigh Hoylman, who was ar
rest ed Saturday for forgery was Colorado coal fields today. The others are striking as a
given a preliminary hearing In Sacco-Van Zetti protest.
CAPE GRIS NEZ. France, Aug.
8.^—(IP)—The Egyptian, Helmy,
indefatiguable English chanel
swimmer, abandoned his latest
effort after swimming 11*4 miles
from here toward Dover.
He
entered the water at 1:16 a. m. the court of Justice o f the Peace,
Sunday and gave up at 8:10 a. L. A. Roberts, this morning, and
bound over to the grand Jury on
a 3600 bond.
Hoylman
was apprehended
when he trie dto cash a check for
161.60 on the account of Avgaris
Brothers, owners of a lumber
mill, at the First National Bank.
He had already cashed a check
at the East Side Meat Market for
131.61. Late Saturday evening
he confessed that he had a l s o
cashed a worthless cJteck on the
Ashland Iron Works for >32.
The young man was unable to
furnish ball and was taken Into
custcdy by the county sheriff and
placed in the county Jail.
Under the provisions of a new
law, Hoylman can waive t h e
grand jury hearing and plead be
fore a Circuit Judge. He told the
court thia morning that he would
try to do th is.'
Hoylman was recentlly released
on >500 bond in Josephine coun
ty on a similar charge. -
My! Aren’t IVe Progressing?
Hotel Shows
Choice Blooms
SISTER FINDS
FAKED BOMB
Infernal Machine at Angelus
Temple Found Filled
With Glycerine
BOSTON. Aug. S.— GJ»)— "Sac
co and Van Zetti shall not die!"
The shout, echoing through the
old Boston Common, Sunday, ex
pressed the determination of 10,-
000 Sacco Van Zetti sympathisers,
to save the doomed men from the
electric chair.
Mounted police broke up on«
meeting and dispersed the crowd
when the permit for the meeting
was rescinded by the police super
intendent.
Another meeting was h e l d
nearby under another permit is
sued in the name of the workers*
party of America.
LOS ANGELB8. Aug. 8.—(LP)
—Sister May Brown heard 81ster
Atmee Semple McPherson extol
the benefits of the Four Square
Gospel Sunday and then walked
out of Angelus Temple to find a
most terrifying infernal machine
supposedly designed to wreck that
million dollar institution.
The bomb, consisting of a
Although several arrests were
clock', a small black box and a made when members of the crowd
bottle of alleged nltro-glycerlne, resisted police efforts to break up
was denounced as an obvious the meeting, there was no vio
fake by Angelua Temple workers lence.
and by Mrs. McPherson.
A police riot squad of more
Mrs. McPherson pointed out
then 409 men was mobilised to
that Angelus Temple had no keep the peace ia the (ace of In-
enemy who would go ao far as to flamatory oratory which w a e
attempt to blow It up and then poured out by the soap-box speak
It was found that tbe mysterious ers.
explosive was glycerine Instead of
nltro-glycerlne.
BO8TON, Aug. 8.—(IP)—Major,the departure for Washington
General Wood will be burled in . with the body, accompanied By
Arlington
National
Cemetery! members of the family, would
Tuesday morning with full mill-¡take place Monday night,
tary honors.
| Wood died* In the Fete Beat*
There his body will rest not tar! Brigham Hospital at 1:SS a. ta.
from the White Honse he so near- j Sunday, following an oparaMms
ly oecupied, among the graves of for tumor oa hie skull Saturday
the Rough Riders he commanded morning. The operation waa kgp^
with Theodore Roosevelt. Neglect secret until n few hours baSarg
of a growth in his head while hie death, when it wee auauMtS
carrying on hia last duties as that his conditton waaerttleal.
Governor-General of the Philip- Mre. Wood wee with her kagt
pines, caused his death.
band at his death.
Major Burton Reed, personal Dr. Alexander Lambert
eld to tbe Geneitl. made the -----....................... .............
funeral announcement.
He said
an
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