‘• 6 ^ • LUMBER RESOURCES ears ASHLAND, O Attempt to VaaMttt STONINGTON, Me, Stone a t the United States Supreme const today denied the petition fo r stay o f sent ence for Sacco and Vanaetti, presented as an 11th hoar Stone waa the fonuth mem ber o f the nation’s highest ro n rt to refnse intervention. Justices T a ft, Homes and Rraades having been pre- vtosiely appealed to. ' BOSTON, Ang. 21.— — The last day of life for Niccol* 8«cco and Van Zetti. unless somfthlng unexpected happens, dawned to day with defense forces still fran tically working to stay tbs execu tion. The execution ie set for three minutes after midnight to night. After speeding across three states in an automobile, Arthur D. Hill, chief defease counsel and as sistants started their Journey to the summer home of Justice Stone of the United States SupreiAe court to petition“tilmutor a stay g t execution. A similar request made to Justices Holmes and Braudels hatheenrefupsd. ------ FOUND. A HOMDS ■ Local officers are search ing for tha owner of a stray bora* found Sunday by A. L. Poachy, forest ranger, at hie home near the N o r m a l school. The animal, of the draft type Is brown and has a brand. It Is apparently five years old, and la good condi tion. No one has reported the lose or theft At-such an ani mal and-police are finding some difficulty In ' locating the owner. Worried? MASK FLYING SAFER WASHINGTON, Aug. 33. — Loss of nine and probably 10 American lives in 10 long distant flight attempts today stirred the Commerce de partment and National Aer onautic Association officials to make oceanic flying safer by stricter enforcement for motor planes and r a d i o equipment. While no pldns were revealed it Is known in creased precantlons are be ing devised. lay-Off for Championship of Southern Oregon Lea gue* Will Take Place Next Sunday at the 'Jackson Oountv Fairgrounds—Big Crowd Sunday. LOCAL FOLKS of Great Ocean Derby Overcome by Tragedy— WILL ATTEND Sponsor —Backer of “ Miss Doran” Will Continue Search and Still Hopes for4 Safety of Young Woman— CONFERENCE Hawaiian Graft Scours Hundreds of Small Islands. OPPOSES ALL 1 Dopest^rs 'were right ahont the TRANS-OCEAN Bunday game when they predict ed defeat of the Klamath Peli AIR FLIGHTS cans by the Boas. Prerideut of Aemoutical Association Bays “ Too MANY FOLKS GREET CÄL KELLEY CASE IS IN COURT Big Attraction At Helman Pool Romany FoHcd Pitch Tents Near ■;« Thia (Xty Sunday;;Leave ' The gypsy folk carry tents with them aad campfires burning be- fore the little colony Sunday eve- nlng with the men and < women moving about, made a most pic turesque scene, 81* automobiles, Bulcks, stude- bakers and Reos were Included in the caravan. The gypeiee, southward bound, left Monday mornings Rev. 0. D. Gaffney On Fac SAN Eli A NCI SCO, August 22. — (IP) — The navy ulty at State Christian forces divided in the greatest ocean hunt in the history Endeavor Meet of the country, were scheduled to meet in mid-Paeific Rev. C. D. Gaffney. State Pns- toduv, following their long search for the missing Dole The boys from Klama'h coun ty bit the dust taking the hhori end of a 13 to 7 score io a base ball classic which was witnessed by a crowd estimated at 1200. As a result of tbs outcome of the Bunday game a third game will be plyaed to determine the championship of' the .Southern Oregon League. The rubber is to be played at the Medford dia mond next Sunday and à crowd will exceed the record crowd of yesterday U expected. KlamaJt defeated Ashland 8 to 7, in the first game of the little "world series" played a week 8T. JOSEPH. Mo., Ang. 33. — (IP) — Carl Wolfley, vice presi dent of the National Aernonauti- cal association. h*s protested to William McCracken of the Unit ed States department of com merce, against further trans- ocean flights. Wolfley believes successful Oceanic flights 0» the past have folly served tbeir purpose, and says that “present-day equipment does not warrant any further flights across tbs ocean." Hyi- A rally and a "blow-up” In the ards are still too great in oceanic ninth Inning won and lost that flights for the results attained, game tor the Boas. he believes. Boas got away to a good start In the game Sunday when they scored five runs in the first Inning. Marlow first at bat hit to the left field and made first. Hughes was walked and Marlow advanced to second. Logan strnek out. Hoffard went out on a high fly. Robblna hit a hot two bag ger. scoring Marlow and Hughes. Then sotle third when McShane BILLINGS, Mont., Aug. St.— hit to the short atop and reach (IPX—■-Aboard Presidential Train ed first on an error. He stole — Eight thousand persons greet stone. Morgan hit a two bag ed President Coolidge today when ger, scoring Robbins and Mc he arrived here on his way to Shane. WSrren next at bat Yellowstone National Park. Great reached first on an error by crowds flocked about the dining Powell, and Morgan sneaked In ear where Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge home. Davis struck out with were having breakfast but a Warren dying on second. street parade was called off. It Klamath scored two runs In is understood this was done as a the first inning: Conlln filed to safeguard to the president from Hughes. Heath reached first, possible Sacco Vansettl demon then came In on a three bagger strations. BOUTON, Asg. 33.—(|J>-— ttt- fenders of Sacco sad Vaa ZeUI again are racing through 11th- hour maneuvers to thwart the ex ecutions how.only a few hours away. Failure marked today’s attempt to enlist the aid of Justice Louis D. Braudels of the Uaited States supreme court, who declined to intervene on behalf of the con demned men on the grounds that members of bis family had Inter ested themselves In the case. After Justice Brsndeis had de nied Attorney Arthur D. Hill’s plea for a stay of execution pend ing an appeal to the supreme court, Hill tonight started by au tomobile toward Maine, where he hopes to lay a similar plea before Brandais’ associate. Justice Har lan F. Stone. But the odds were heavily t Stoy of Writ of against the defenae attorney as Corpus is Asked Justlcd Stone Is summering at Isle Tu Raut, a boat ride from Ston y Counsel ington. Maine. It is understood here that boats to the Island do SALEM, Aug. 22.—(IP»— Argu not run every day and there was ment for a permanent writ of habeas corpus In the case of (Continued On Page Three) Ellsworth Kelley was heard to day before Circuit Judge Mc Mahon, hut will probably not be ended before tomorrow. This final effort to save Kelley from the fallows for his part In the murder of two prison guards In Everything Ie la readiness for a prison break. It Is alleged the "big swim" tonight at the the original' conviction was un Helman pool sccerding to Mias James Wlllos, Fay Carver who has conducted a constitutional. also under stay of execution class for boys and girls thia sum pending an Insanity examination. mer. ( Exhibition and contest events The pair were to have hanged are to be included oa the pro last Friday but legal process Intervened. gram. The public la invited to attend the swim. Warning has heap gives Canyon City— Old Badger mine that everyone should wear old In Susanville district has 35 men clothing that "splashing" will aot working and will soon open reduc damage. u .• tion plant. A picturesque caravan o f gyp sies were camped Sunday., ead Sunday night nt the public cam» ground near the overhead cross ing east of. tow s. The p en and women wore the typical gaudy costume of the Ro many folks, aad the usual nqm- ber of children, djrty nnd poorly clad were Included ,1a the lot. ÀYy AUGUST 22, T927 (Please Turn To Page Three) tor Councilor of the State Chris lier«. tian Endeavor Union, pastor of Craft from Hawaii and those from the California the local Congregational church mast have been scouring the great expanse of waters, will direct classes.in recreational leadership at the Oregon Chris and the great semicircle of the flight having been cov tian Endeavor Summer .confer-1 ered, the two forces were expeetd to meet. ence which opens next Monday. As morning dawned no encouraging report of any August 29, at Turner, Oregon. 10I nature was received from any of the great army of miles south of Salem. David Gaffney, Eilxabeth Car« craft searching for the three missing planes and seven ter, Ellen Galey, and Mr. and fliers. Mrs. D. N. Spencer and family, al| On the one side of the "Dole** " members of the Congregation*) disaster" ledger stands the lives j 2 4 9 T H llT A K R S church and Miss Marie Prescott, of nine men and one woman, the > ___ member of the Ashland Presbyter loss of nine airplanes, and the ex- R T N R R R C ’O R T l * * lv s a l U l W R l / ian church and president of the pendlture of hundreds of thou- Crater Lake Union, a division pf sands of dollars. One the other --------- the state Christian Endeavor or side representing the "mess of Q^mmant OB BfflcidllCV of ganization, which is Interdenom pottage" was a 128,000 pot of Unit Made in 0 . N. G. inational, also plan to attend the gold and a day of fleeting fame. Publication conference. Experts here explained that of ....... ■ Bible study, leadership classes the three lost planes only the In the August iasne of “The tor various--grades, recreational •■HoWtvR 8»glv, ’ piloted by Jaek Oregon Guardsman,” officialpnh- work, missionary and society Prost and navigated by Gordon Ucation of the O. N. O.. the leadership, are classes Included on I Scott, had a good chance of being following comment la made by f Here ta a study of two faces. Insert is pictured Charlie Chaplin Just before hta^Iitlgation With Llta flrey Chaplin began. Above is the most recent picture of the movie comedian, taken just before he went to Los Angeles in the effort to effect an amicable settlement with, hla wife. The divorce suit has put lines In Chaplin’s face. Chaplins Settle Famous Divorce CaBe With Property Settlement; a Leta Gets Custody of Children e lay lu a perfect landing upon the ', surface of the sea." If, before the ? plane crashed to the acean, the - blrdmen bad time to drop Its , landing gear, dump Its gasoline, 1 inflate the flotation bagtR and LOS ANGELES. Aug.-22.— (IP) the two children. 1 make "flat" landing, thevfueelage — An interlocutory decree of di This fully meets the require I cf the little ship would make a vorce was today granted to Lita ments of the California I a w , fairly seaworthy boat. ’ Gray Chaplin from Charlie Spen which provides that a wife is en cer Chaplin. The "Miss Doran," however, av titled to half the property ac iators pointed out, would have The famous divorce case came quired and earned subsequent to had a difficult time making a to a sudden conclusion and was marriage. Income from the trust Isafe landing upon the water. If devoid of all sensation. An fund is to be paid Mrs. Chaplin the ship came down as It woiilp nouncement was made of a pro as legal guardian of the two child have on land, it was believed that ren, tor their support, mainten perty settlement. when its landing wheels hit the ance and education. The princi Mrs. Chaplin is to receive water the force of the impact pal goes to the children when the 8625,000 trust fund and a trust would turn the ship over immed fund of 8200,000 la provided for (Please turn to Page Three) iately and leave no time for the launching of the little rubber Success of Products Show raft. r in September Seems * ’¡The "Dallas Spirit” In which Assured Captain William P. Erwin and All Indications point toward the Al Elchwaldt net out frem Oak success of the Jackson County land airport Thursday to attempt Products show scheduled to be to locate the other planes, was I held at the fair grounds, Septem given the smallest chance for safety. If, as, was Indicated by ber, 16, 16 and 17. the last, half-completed, dramatic Granges in the county are tak radio message, the ship struck the ing a leading phrt in the prepara tion tor the big exhibit. Pro surface of the ocean In a tail Lithian» Realize Substantial duces of every type nre being har spin. it was probably crushed im- 1 Financial Profit From vested and prepared for the com mediately it struck the water. Show* While the population of the la- munity booths. Granges in the county will compete In a group lands Sunday gave up almost the last ray of hope, Mollaska, Flint display. Agriculture, horticulture, poul business man, owner of the plane, ( try. rabbit, art, floral, sewing, clung to the belief that s o o n canning, school work and Club there would be word of the miss- , work, are departments which will Ing plane and the little girl to be outstanding in the big exhibit. whom he has been almost a father 1 The only live stock exhibit will and an answer whom whim he i 1 be that made by the Boys’ nnd bought the "Miss Doran" a ft d h made the flight possible. 1 I ] Girls' Clubs. Messages he has received from religious fanatics saying they 11 have received revelations from• < Gcd the fliers are still a 1J v « 1 brought renewed hope to* the I broken man. One message receiv ed today said: r Members of the official board of the M. E. church will meet this evening In ttys church parlor, to consider some piafor actions In the church body.* ‘ Consideration' df bringing a deaconess to do work In the local congregation and a new finance "Every day we receive queries and the students*™ being enter plan la to be considered. < regarding rqomlag accommoda ed in the beet possible homes. tions In this city tor students who • 2 ill III 1 J JS Some married mew who "Will DREAD DISEASE EXISTS will enroll for the next session of A minor epldethlc of Infantile schoolUat the Soathern Oregon bring their families have few the paralysis Is said to exist In Normal” according to Arthur Tay school term have rented furnish A i* Klamath Falls. A total of ten lor faculty Instructor and mem ed apartments sad furalehed cases hevo been reported With ber of the housing committee of only one new case repotted last the school. ahont the etty week It ie believed the epidemic Many rooms have been investi has been Drought undir sontrol. gated by the housing committees to Mr. Taylor. PLAN FOR EXHIBITS CARNIVAL IS BIG SUCCESS Church Board Meets Tonight Many Prospective Students Seek Rooming Accommodations in City