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BAY', AUGUST 13, 1927
VICTIM
0 . K. PLAY
LAST NIGHT
American Woman Tennis
fttan Get Lead in Inter*
national Match
Interest Manifest in Sunday
Game Indicates Big Crowd
at Klamath
B llL C T lN
; POBRHT HILLS, A.
— (LP>—Th* America,
German Junkers all Prim­
ed for Westward Trans*
Atlantic Flight — Two
Bound for Philadelphia
and one for New Y orfc-
Levine Wants to Gome
Home too
t H ln rtc d the
■uw ra p trophy today when
Mrs. M o lU B. M allory de­
feated Joaa F ry , O-a, 11*0.
The Americans worn t h'"e.
matches four to two. Helen
W ill, today defeated M r ..
K athleen M rK ane Good free,
Betty
Nathan,
England,
^ir. Moderate H<
a
Condemned radicals Con­
verse With Counsel and
Sacco’s Wife Friday—
—Wife Pleads Sacco Dis­
continue His
Hunger
Strike which he Has Held
28 Days
Island Polks Mourn Passing
of Great Leader and pay
Tribute to His Memory
—Occasion Coincides with
Ceremonial of Spanish
American -War
Workout on the Hot Springs
diamond Friday evening showed
the new members on the Ashland
ball team to be working In perfect
harmony with the old machine
which has been playing with a Nationalists Defeated and
perfection recently which has giv­
Wealthy Chinese Evacu­
en them repeated victories.
ate
Nanking as .Victor­
Much Interest Is being manifest
ious
Troops Prom the
in «he Sunday contest with Klam­
North
March Toward the
ath and the biggest delegation of
City----- Battle Disastrous
fans to ever accompany the team
on an out-of-town game are plan
SHANGHAI. Aug. 13.— (IP) —
ning to ntuke the trip to the Pell
Wounded nationalists were pour­
can city for the fracas.
ing Into Nanking today following
The game Is scheduled to be
what was reported to be the moat
called at 2:30 o’clock.
disasrous battle of the Chinese
war.
The great Northern Army, vic­
torious. is continuing its advance
Nanklngward. refugees declared.
Wealthy Chinese are evacuating
the city.
Sam Prescott, New Police­ It Is feared that the fight may
man. Makes First Arrest be directed against Chiang Kai,
Shek moderate national leader.
Friday Afternoon '
MANILLA. P. I.. August 13—
DESSAU, Germany, Aug. IS .—
defeated Helen Jacobs, «41,
BOSTON, Aug. 1». — JLP) —
(IP)
— Virtually half of the popu­
(IP)— Three German airplane, are
IMI. 6-1, la a feature match.
Walking slowly but without as­
lation of Manila attempted
to
primed to etart a westward trans-
sistance Sacco and Van Zetti F ri­
congregate
this
morning .at
Atlantlc flight— two of them to
FOREST HILLS, N. Y... Aug. day went from their cells in the
Luneta, the city’s Central Park,
Philadelphia, another to N e w H - — America’■ woman
tennis Cherryhill section of the forbid­
to participate In memorial ser­
York.
■tars took a commanding lead In ding Charlestown State Prison to
vices for Major-General Leonard
Three other planes— Chas. A. the International matches f o r the prison barber shop yhere one
Wood, late Governor-General of
Levine*. Bellanco Monoplane, and i the Wlghtman cup on the West of their counsel and Sacco’s wife
the Philippines.
two French machine.— are await--Side court Friday
were waiting to talk with them.
Acting Governor^General Eu­
ing favorable weather to .ta rt
Helen Wills No. 1 on the Amer­
As they ascended the stairs
gene A. Gilmore was the prin­
from France.
ican team, defeated little Joan leading to the barbershop they
Captain Frank T.
Courtney, F ry of England with the loss of linked arms and helped each oth­
ciple speaker and eulngled tile
British flyer. Is ready at South­ but 2 games, 0-2. 8-0.. Molla er up the steep flight. It was ev­
mau who left here in
broken
ampton to start for New York via Mallory beat Kitty McKane God- ident that they are both v e r y ,
health two months ago. The ser­
Ireland and Newfoundland.
free, 6-4, 6-2.
vice. were completed with pray­
weak, but as yet there Is no’ sign
"I gues I’ve drunk about ev­
Prospects of a sporting trana-
Miss Wills* victory had been of collapse iu either man.
LONDON, Aug. IS.— (IP)— The
ers and hymns.
erything
but water” Bill Casey, Exchange Telegraph of Shanghai
A4 lan tic race were increased to­ anticipated but -the triumph of
The occasion coincided
with
Van Zetti is much the stronger
day with the hint here that the her veteran team-mates over the of the two as he has
the Northern
the annual occupation day cere­ who claimed Grants Pass as his today reported
again
first German aviators to
start greatest of the English players broken his hunger strike.
Now
monial., commemorating the end home., but was southbound when forces have captured Chinkiang.
possibly 8unday evening, might was a distinct surprise. Molla that they are back again
in
of the Spanish and the beginning he staggered Into thia city Friday one of the most important treaty
tip off other fliers so that they pounded the ball with her old- Cherryhill both men are some-*
Pilot Arthur V. Rogers (lef<) who was killed Friday afternoon of the American soverlgnty. The afternoon, told Sam Prescott, new ports. Chinkiang is located 45
when the “ Angel of Los Angeles” crashed in a test flight, and his
may Join If they wish.
time vigor and came from behind what mow hopeful.
huge crowd at Luneta includ­ city policeman, who assisted Bill miles north of East Yanking. The
navigator, Leland A. Bryant who escaped Injury.
to the city jail where he might northern army is continuing to
Otto Koennecke hopes to start to defeat the youthful Mrs. God-
In the barbershop they spent
ed
many thousand uniformed
TTie lower picture shows Rogers and Bryant between halves of
“
from Cologne Germany. Sunday free in straight sets.
more than an hour In conversation the twin rudder of their plane, which was built with radical de­ veteruns of the revolution who wear off” his “varigated drunk." march into the atlonallst territory
CaHey was practically peniless. fighting every step of the way.'
or Monday.
with Mrs. Rosa Sacco and Michael partures in design feature from the typical monoplane.
had fought against the American
He said he was anxious to get to
Two Jankers planes are ready
Rogers was the third flyer entered in the Dole race to be killed rule.
A. Musmanno. an Italian lawyer
San Francisco, and after he was
to start when weather permits,
of Pittsburgh, who la associated
sobered
up and his bottle of
leaving before dark, ao as to ar­
with Arthur D. Hill, chief defense
“ bitters” taken away from him,
rive over the Atlantic coaat of
counsel.
he was permitted to continue his
the United Staten Monday morn­
Mrs. Sacco begged her husband
southward
journey.
ing after dawn.
Three Game
Violations to break his hunger strike. But
The arrest was the first made
Koennlcke hopes to reach Phil­
he
was
firm
in
his
refusal.
Lodged Against
by the new policeman since he as­ Grants Pass Metal Boosters
adelphia and one of the Junkers
Today was the 28th day of Sac­ Bartlett Pears and Peaches
Disregard Attack of
Youths
planes will be assigned to try to
Local Leader to Spend Two sumed his duties five days ago.
co’s fast, and unless he consents
O AK I^M ), Ang. 1 3 .--___
W
ill
be
Packed
Next
continue.there frpm New York, in
Weeks in Wash. Summer
(IP)—A furor was caused
Herbert Lee, B Street, and Paul to Cat-mbn Warden Wm. Hendry
Week
order to pick up the 125,000 price
Camp
is
considering
a
resort
to
forcibly
hero
this
afternoon
when
Horn.ylSt Union street, both aged
Local white metal miners are
offered for a landing theiVf* - ,1 8 . were arrested Saturday mocn- feeding.
not a Wt down-hearted as a result
IV. p. waiters, local Y. M. C
Levine also w ant, to go ^ f lh g - ^ y G am eW arden Roy Parr
tcrod In the Dole race hopped
of the attack launched in Port­
ford peaches should be “coming
A. secretary leaves Sunday morn­
Philadelphia; bnt h l. pilot, Man and charged with hunting In a VISITORS FROM
®If at 1:23 indicating ho
land at a meeting of hainlng en­
In good” at the Ashland Fruit SI
rice Dronhln, s a y s b e w tU L ,M_
ing for
Seabeck,
Washington
Might be leaving for Hqpuln-
reserve,-hnating w lth o s ta
gineers. They declare that re­
. FOREST GROVE Produce association next week,
the plane at New York, figuring license and shooting
Where he will attend the Pad
hs. C. H. Babb, his financial
mountain
State Traffic Officers Will gardless of What the experts say,
according to 8. D. Taylor, manag­
that the logical place for the first quail out of Mason.
fic
Northwest Y. M. C. A. sum­
backer
wns
in
the
plane.
they are getting the white metal
Omar Fendali, secretary of the er of the plant who stated today
Issue P. S. 0,
France-American landing.
mer school to be held
there,
There wns no official con­
The two boys were .found in Forest Grove Chamber of Com­
front the rock and that they will
Permits
everything
Is
in
readineM
f
o
r
— «■---------------------
August 11 to 25 inclusive.
firmation of the flight.
Ashland canyon “just hunting“ merce and cashier iq the First handling the crop.
continue to get It from the ore.
The Seabeck Summer school Is
“Going sonth,” Clark told
they told Parr and denied having National bank there, and Mr.
With
numerous
additional The attack has had the effect of
Some few peaches and pears
located about 40
miles
from trucks being put to commercial making the local men more de­
reporters.
shot any game.
Wagner, Forest drove postmaster
Seattle on the Hoods canal. The use during the fruit season, state termined than ever to demon­
A search of the canyon where are visiting In this city with, the were handled at the packing
“Does that mean Honolu­
lu ? ” he was asked
1927 course Is the fifteenth an- traffic officers in this district strate that there are large quan­
the boys were “Just hunlng** re­ former’s cousin. V. D. M iller and house this week, but It will be the
latter part o f next week before a
“Well, Honolulu is south. I
uual school of Instruction offer­ permit law requirements are not­ tities of the white metal here and
vealed two mountain quail which family.
full staff of workers are em­
won’t say any more,” Clark
ed Y secretarys.
ed during the fruit season and that there is tin In southern Ore­
Mrs. Kennedy Tenders Por had been shot. The boys Admit­
ployed.
The first carload of fruit
grinned as he departed.
Eight leaders In Y. M. C. A. truck drivers frequently plead ig­ gon.
mal Resignation as Busi- ted to Warden Parr they “each
BOY SHOT IN HEAD
will probably be shipped to the
shot one.”
The largest amount of the met­
work are included on the faculty norance of the law. Traffic offic­
Head
LAGRANDE, Ore., Aug. 13. •— eastern markets from this city the
,
PREACHER RESIGNS
stair, and six complete divisions ers will be equipped to supply al ever collected is on display at
i Arlelgh Townsend. 5. is In a ser­ latter part of the week.
Edgar F. Bingham, who f o r of Instruction are offered: boys their “needs” this year, however. the. mining bureau office here.
LOS ANGELE8, Aug. 13.— (IP)
ious condition with a gun shot
The Bartletts, the pear variety some time past has been pastor of
Sargent C. P. Talent will re­ The elab weighs almost 60
— Angelus Temple was under the
physical
wound through his head. He was now being harvested, are of a fine the Pentacostai Mission in this work, county work,
sume his duties Monday morning pounds and resembles lead to a
exclusive control of Aimee Semple
education,
educational
work,
and
shot when an older brother acci- i quality this season due to favor­ city has resigned his position. He
after a two weeks vacation.
great extent.
McPherson Friday and the 4-year
dentally discharged p
loaded able growing season, orchardists has not stated what his future city administration. Credits are
The metal came from a house
rule of
Minnie Kennedy, her
based upon completion of a
report.
may be.
which burned down and In which
mother, as bu.lnera manager was Aviators are
Busy Com­ weapon.
course wtlh a minimum of ten
there had been about 600 pounds
officially ended.
,
pleting Tests Before Next
class periods and passing of a
of ore collected from various
Mrs. Kennedy preMnted her
Tuesday
satisfactory examination.
places. The ore had been sacked
formal
resignation
Thursday
A recreational program Is In­
OAKLAND
AIRPORT, Cal.,
by Arch Turner, who had placed
night to the trustees of the Echo
cluded with
the program of
in his house near the Reedwood
Park Evangelical Association, the Aug. 13.— ((_p)— Four of the 10
study.
Kansas Designer Gets 82000 It highway.
The M o um «aught fire
corporation under w|ilch t h e possible starters In the Dole Pa­
Grand Prise for Best
and when it had cooled he went to
Four Square Gospel la conducted. cific Coast to Honolulu air der­
Drawings
see what was left. Under the
This action ended the recent by to be held next Tuesday had
spot
where the sacks of ore had
controversy between M r.. McPher­ qualified up to noon
Friday,
SEATTLE. Aug. 13
(IP) —
son and her mother over the busi­ Lieutenant Ben Wyatt inspector
First priie of >2,000 cash for the been there was a large deposit of
ness control of the Temple. The In charge announced.
best designed residence'and .ga­ white metal which he brought to
the city to show.— Grants Pam
two women also have signed an
Those now eligible for
the
Governmental Expenditures rage In the International* West Courier.
agreement to divide equally their event and the order In which
Coast Woods architectural compe­
Will Make Total of
personal property. M id to be van- they will take off are:
tition was awarded Angus Mc-
$3,000,000.000
ed at more than >100,000.
Sweeney, San Francisco.
Nine
1— B. Griffin and A. Henley,
monoplane Oklahoma.
RAPID CITY,, S. I?., Aug. 13— other designs received honorable
mentdw and each designer receiv­
2— N. Goddard and K. Haw
(IP) — Governmental expenditures
ed
a >M 0 cash prl«.
kins, monoplane El Encanto. -
next year will have to run over
3— Livingston Irving,
mono
>3,000,000,000, the limit set by
plane, Pacific Flyer.
President Coolidge In his speech
Behavior of the crowds at the
4— Jack Frost and G. Scott
to
the business meetinf of the
band concerts this summer Is sX-
tr&nge Blast Oausas Half monoplane Golden Eagle.
government, just before he left
ceptionally fine
according
to
MUnon 1 Dollar Blase
Washington for his summer vaca
Chief of Police George McNabb
Last Night
tlon, it wan announced today at
GREAT DANGER IN
who directs trafilo .during the
VICTORIA, B. C., Aug. IS— (IP)
the executive offices In his be-
COLUMBIA FOREST
CHICO, Cal., Ang. 13.— (IP)—
weekly concerts.
— Hon. A. C. C. Vivian, son of
half.
The state teachers college located
Little trouble with tourists
Lord Vivian, who followed the
Budget
(
Director
Lord,
w
a
s
PORTLAND, Aug. 13.— (LP)—
here was a mass of smouldering
leaving the grounds
example
or
the
Prince
of
Wales
due here tonight with estimates
The fire situation in the Columbia
ruins today.
concert or with children
for Mr. Coolidge to sanction, but and purchased a ranch at Mirror,
Loss is estimated at half mil­ national forest In Washington Is
the president already realties It Albert*, has mysteriously disap­ been experienced daring the
continuing precarious according
lion dollars.
concerts thia season.
will
be Impossible to cut expenses) peared.
The fire started mysteriously in to Major John Gutnrze, of the for-
“ Folks apparently appreciate
He
left
Calgary
July
12
for
to
the
limit
he
had
hoped
to
the night from an unexplained ®st service. Change in weather
concerts more than ever this
Vancouver,
arriving
July
reach.
with accompanying lighting may
blast.
Since then he has not been seen year and extend every courteqy
No school was In session. The bring great damages. Fifteen
or hegrd of by persons wishing, to the musicians In (ho way
ordinary enrollment at the school thousand acres have been burned
according to a police announce­ order and quietness during the
of this year.
Is 600.
ment, to locate him.
concerts’* the chief stated.
DRUNK TOLD
TO GET OUT
BOYS SHOOT
ON RESERVE
WILL SHIP «
FRUIT SOON
“TIN” MINERS
NOT WORRIED
Mystery Hop WALTERS OFF
Being Made TO Y. SCH04
FRUIT TRUCKS
AIMEE NOW
IN CONTROL
FOUR QUALIFY
IN DOLE RACE
ARCHITECTS
GET PRIZES
MUCH MONEY
TO BE SPENT
Band Concert
Crowds Quiet
CHICO NORMAL
SCHOOL BURNS
Young Noble
Has Vanished
Will Prosecute Violators o f
City Drinking Cup Ordinance
The city police department M m
received orders from the park
board to rigidly enforce the city
ordinance which prohibits the sale
of any sort of drinking caps fpr
use at the Llthia W ater sprl
at the 8. P. Depot. Several viola-
v— 1
■
(Ions of the ordinance have been
reported to the park board.
The city ordinance provides _
maximum fine of >200 for viola­
tion of the law which prohibits
thh eale of any cups other than
thOM provided In the' automative
cup machine.
Serviced at
M. E. Church
Funeral services for H. O. An­
derson. who died Thursday, which
were to have been held In the
Dodge Chapel Sunday will be held
In the M. E. church, where Mr.
Anderson was for many years a
faithful member. Services will
bq held at 2:30 o’clorft, the time
originally planned. Rev. H. F.
Pemberton will bo In charge. Bur­
ial Is to be made In the Mountain
View cemetery.
Warden Completes Four Years
.*
Of Service in Game Protection
Game
dag com,
hie duties as
in thia district.
During tho four years
service Mr. Parr said he
cured approximately 125 ronvle-
tiona for violations of g a m e