The Eugene guard., October 28, 1924, Image 1

Mrs. Paul Trommlitz of Cushman Wins the Ford Coupe as Special Prize in The Eugene Guard's Gift Election
Itmt About PeoptrVo
Kwu! and Happening
That Befleet th lAf
0f Eugene and Its Var
ied Do&V ActivSUett
VOL. 67
TODAY'S SEWS TODAY
EUGENE, UKEWN, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, VMi
TODAY'S SEWS TODAY
KO. 97
uc WEATHER
Rain tonight nf Wednesday;
change In temporal; frastt
seatheasteriy gales. Temperature
Monday: Maximum, 62; mlnl
mm, 49; preolpatlon, .65 of an
bet; iH"0""" 01 W"H' Mth
west. Staje ' r""r '8 of U
Hiited to Portland Show
in invitation to the Eugene Cham
lr of Commerce, to attend the an
international Livestock erhibit
'iff N
,t l'ortland November X to 8 ha been
received iere. Although It is eipeetea
mitnv members of the chamber
attend the Portland show there
will sot be any official represertta
fmm the organization, is the re-
port E. Eugene Chodwick, secretary,
sill attend tne anumu meviiug i
mmercial secretaries November 7
ud will also attend the stock show.
pjss Roao" Muddy
The McKsnjie pass road although
open to traffic is muddy and hard go
i.. according to the opinion expresi-
by motorists who base recently
nade the trip. The road construction
nrk at the summit has left the route
cot up to a certain extent, is the re-
nnrt Several parties have made m-
mm at the office of the state motor
Hjoeiation ".concerning conditions in
tie pass. .
dotorlstss Fined
Among the fines assessed by Judge
fiporie A. Gilmore in city court for
traffic violations this week were-the
following: F. A. Crosby, ?10 for
.nsiiin on south Willamette street;
Francis V. Msrrel, $5 for crossing in-
ttraeetions to0 fast; Mildred SlcAl-
ister, $3 for crossing intersections
too fast. George W. Dill of Spring
field was arrested for speeding 30
miles an hour on Blair boulevard, hut
las ot appeared for his fine.
Will Speak at Crow
Ben F.. Keener, county assessor,
sad 11. C. Wheeler, member of the
state legislature, will be speakers at
a meeting to be held by the Grange
at Crow neit Saturday. It is possible
that Governor Walter M. Tierce may
a!o attend the session which has been
called for a discussion tol pending
measarrss at the November election.
Japan Will ho Topio
"What the Japanese think of Amer
icans" will be the subject of the ad
dress by Norman F. Coleman, presi
dent of tlte Loyal Legion of Loggers
lad Lumbermen, at the "open house"
meeting to be held af the Eugene
T. M. C. A. the evening of Novem
ber 0. The program for the "get ac
quainted" affair is now under way.
according to the committee in charge.
Fsrest Ranger Movess
.1. K. McFarland, former ranger of
(lie Cascade National forest at Re
wire has moved his family and bouse-
oll equipment to Oakridge, where. he
tu become ranger, filling the vacan
cy caused by the promotion of Hanger
Campbell to Tacomc. Mr. Jk-Fnrtamts
lp at Heserve will be filled by K,
J. Eugles, formerly with the forest
Wf at Oakridge.
Funeral Announced
Kunrriil services for the late .Mar
tin Miller will lw lip( nt tl:,M( W.'il
tenliy m-rning instead of i o'clock a
li'st published, it is llLlMiiim-etl lit-
8nttptt,r' clmnel. which hi
"'' of the body. The services w;!l
aeld flvm St. Mini's Calbnlif.
fhurrh, with interment iu the All.
Ulrnry ceiuttcrt.
leaves tor More
Cbarir l-BOM- :j .
",.i.,u, ,t-n,ociH Oi u:c
road, has left for Sloro, Ore
lea, for viiit.
"Isltlnj i Portland
Wailaco p.tt,r of m Vnti j!nm,.
neluring company is t Tortland .-i
buainew Ti,it nf ,TfC0, ,,
R,r U Rising
at Oskridge this afternoon
(Continued on page five)
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USE GUARD
ADLETS,
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J3 1200
GASOLINE II
21 CENTS FOR
EUGENE FOLKS
Price Bednction of Three
, Cents a Gallon Announ
ced Here
General Petroleum, Stand
ard Oil and Union "Oil
Companies Cut
Eugene motorists revived a pleas
ant surprise this morning, with tUe
aunoimrpinnt by the Genera! Petr -Iffum,
SUndnrd Oil and Union Oil
companies ihni the retail price of
gasoline in Eugene liatl be?a reduced
three cents a gaih!f, The new rate
went into effect at all filling stations
of the three companies here,"
The retail price of gasoline In Eu
gene is now 1 cents a gallon, which
includes the three-cent state iax.
The General Petroleum cumpanj
whh the first to wake the reduction
anaoimccuieiit. A few minutes Jater
the Standard Oil company official
sent out word of the new price, and
the 'Union Oil compaej followed with
in another few minutes.
PORTLAND PRICE DROPS
- POUT LAND, Ore,, Oct, S, Gaso
line dropped three cents a gallon here
today, , , -
The new retail price at fUiuig sta
lions is 10 cents phis three eeats
state tax a iota! of 10 cents.
Engine distillate, domestic aviation
gasoline and cleaners' naptiia also
dropped three cents.
One cent of the reduction is due to
lower cost of water transportation
the other-two cents to & cut in the
basic price at refiners, the Standard
Oil company announced .
This will mean a two cent cut al!
over- California, Nevada, Arizona,
Washington, and Oregon, Only points
in Oregon and Washington supplied
from the California refineries by w.'it
er will get a three cent reduction,
' SHELL COMPANY ACTS
LOS ANtiSXKS, Cah, Oct. US,
The Shell Oil company and ihe Asso
ciated O.l company today announced
a two-cent 'reduction in the price of
gitaoliiic effective iimntnl lately. This
follows a statement, from the Stand
ard Od t-iimpany trf California head
ijUiU'terH at San Kr unci en lust night
of u two-cent drop in price.
Water Preserved
10,000,000 Years
To Be Exhibited
CllU'AtiO, Oct. S. Drops of
water more than iO.WKl.OOO years old,
preserved in uuartz since an age he
fore life began to appear on earth,
will be exhibited in the Kieid museum
here, :
The water was obtained in South
America by O. (.', I'arrington, head of
the museum' department of geology
who found it Imprisoned iu crystal
iiuarm taken from rock formations ai
lion Jesus dos Meiras, ISnhni, Iirar.il.
The estimate of its' age was based
on the fai t that, the rock formations
were of the nrchean g', asertcd by
some scientists to have existed o"i
million years ago,
Tho water is dear and sparkling.
It will remain in its crystal container,
as-removal might remit in its evap
oration.
'
Second Game Is
Again Called Off
SEATTI.K, Oct. ,28. Continued
rain which eansed postponement of a
game here Saturday and yesterday be
tween Ht, I'niil and Hcnttie for the
Class AA baseball ehitmpioBship of
the world again forced officials to ei'l
off today's contest.
French Recognition
Accorded to Soviet
PAH!!-. Oct, 2s. Wl-Th French
government today, officially accorded
de jure recognition to the Soviet gov
ernment of llussis.
The recognition was granted in
telegram the text of which wa nude
public thi afternoon.
Hunters Invade Meadow
Farmer Is Hit by Shot
Vandals Ruin Cabbages
Muntvra ilrcvn up, parked their
ear in janl, tullowed their dogs
to his field iiad thea proceeded to
Bhoot up the landscape in general, ac
cording to I. N. Wills of motor route
A, who was a Eugene visitor today
When he asked them wjt to endan
ger his life, aud the lives of his fam
ily, they got hack in their ear and
turned around in his cabbage patch,
he declared,
The irtfijiers drove in while Mr,
Mills, Mrs. Mills and their son were
working in their garden, he saM, He
saw them, but nmds no move to keen
them ont, as he then held no grudge
against pin bearers.
Bullets riy.
A few minutes later, however, ac
cording to his story, a . shot rang out
and pellets of lead plunked against
his hat. liis wife was also struck,
and a shot dented the suspender
buckle of .iis son.
V.'hen another shot was fired .the
family cow got full bentfit. The
broadside drew L'l different patches
of blood on bossr4s side.
West Lane Representative
Wins Ford Coupe; Exciting j.
Race on The Home Stretch
The final tabulation of points east
in the Special i'rise campaign and Uie
announcement' of the winner marks
the close of the- most interesting two
weeks of ie entire elccfion, '
Jfrs, Paul Trommlit?. of Cushman,
in district number four, who only re
cently entered the race, mustered her
forces together end polled 175 points,
winning the Ford Coupe, Mrs, Troo
mlitz i to be congratulated on her
success, more especially, due to the
fact that tW achieving or this site
cess, necessitated, the covering of a
widely scattered territory, with no
means of transportation.
Formidable opposition was furnish
ed this fortunate contestant by "Mrs.
Fred Chess, Mrs, C. II, Nestle, Sire,
IS, A. (iihson, Mm A, J, Burton and
also Mr. L. Lasater. In fact, every
candidate put forth their greatest ef
fort and their friends not only looked
on anxiously awaiting the outcome,
but flocked to the support of thiir
f.ivorde and helped them in securing
pou a on tiie Special prize.
Mrs. Fred Chess, the popular con
testant in the second division wh-j
Republican National
Committee Collects
' Funds of $2,829,988
WASHINGTON. Oct. 28. W)
The republican national committee
had collected t2.K.flSS in campaign
contributions up to October 20, or
within approximately $171,000 of the
$I!,000,000 total filed by Chairmin
Hutler, it was shown today in figures
submitted to the senate investigating
committee,
MELLON TESTIFIES
WASHINGTON', ttct. . Contri
butions amounting to, JH'-WntO h
been raised in Pennsylvania for the
republican campaign fund, it was d
cloed today at the hearing of the
senate campaign ejpenditures investi
gation committee.
Pisclosures of the amount eontii
hutrd w made when William Mel
lon, who ha charge of raising funds
in the "I'iHsburgh ditricf" testifiel
that f'JtO.OOO hid he'n raised in the
district and f-TiO.WiO in tie remainder
of the state.
Sublimity Man
Gored By Bull
KAl.KM, Ore., Oct. 2S. Charles
Srhumikf r, 2S, farmer living aboot
two miles north of fabiimlty and 1
roiles east of Kalont, wa no seriously
gored by a bull on hia farm Monday
morning, that be died ahortly after
ward, afrdng to wo?d received
here. No detaUs of the incident were
arailabt
Believing he had grounds enough t
ask the hunters to leave his property.
Mr. 31 ills told them about it. At first
they argued that they had a peVfect
right to hunt wlierever Ibcy pleased,
hut finally got into their ear.
Then they turned around in his cab
bage patch, cutting a wide swath, -
About an hour later another party
of huntsmen wandered through the
ililis fieid, and while Sir, Mills was
working in his woodshed he heard a
report, followed by a volley o shot
which rattled against the shed,
.The incidents have turned Mr,
Jiills against hunters.
' Warning Issued.
lepnty State (Some Warden Bod
ney itoach today annoHfeced that in
the future hunters must need signs
which hear the information that tres
passers are not wanted.
"Too much of this wild shooting
has been going on," he said. "We in
tend to prosecute trespassers from
now qb.w - . ,
Two hunters have been arrested
so far for tha offense.
: , ' -t
stands second in the race with a score
of 100 point, was accorded splendid
support isy her wide circle of friends,
Mrs. Chess has been one of the mot
consistent parfMpants In the entire
election and the points she was able to
sother stands as a remarkable testi
monial to ijer ponpiarity.
Mrs. C, II. Xestie, who has hosts
of frienda In ail parts of the city
takes third plaeo in the race with a
score of 107 points. Early in the cam
paign this energetic contestant gave
evidence, of being one of the strong
est contenders for high honors, and
the results attained In Una speeiti
election and the leading position she
now holds in her district strongly can
firms this belief.
Standing next in line for high hon
ors with a score of 103, is Mrs, It, A
Gibson, the popular winner of the $25
prize which waa awarded few weeka
ago. Sines Uie first day of her belated
entry, Mrs, Gibson has been a con
sistent worker and the rasults she has
attained evidence her exception d
(Continued on na'ge eight)
Persians to Try
To Clear Trouble
Over Commutation
WASHINGTON, Oct, 28 '-()-An
effort to explain to the satisfaction of
tit United Stat it position with
respect to the punishment of tiie chief
instigator nf the murder of ytce-eoo-nl
Robert W, Imhrie of Teheran will
be made by the Persian governmeuf
through an "extraordinary convoy,"
Announcing the decision to commis
sion the "extraominsty convoy" in as
attempt to' relieve any tension resum
ing from the apparent failure of Per
sian authorities to execute the death
sentence in the ease, TJsgher Jf. Ka
seml, c&rg? d'affaires here, empha-
lird that friendship with the t'nitnl
States was ena of the ."essential pali.
ciea" of his" government.
Unidentified Body
Found Near Sajcm
SALEM, On.,, (M. 2. fouofr
Comnr I I, lligilnn brUnn thrt
is litiie jsTubxUUtf ihxt MpBiSfws
tin wiH b m! of Hi Hmy nf an
Mr)jr mo that f'wni) In tli
6ruh l.g tba WH!ntl tim
tirat Whmknd ffrrjr Humiay. Th
body mi !b a hfllt r fiat bad htta
cenfyetd C dritiwvodi and it is
b?PT4 Aemlh v d$ Is ssurl
fsfsp. The tmn ttyp&tpnUf had bra
dtsd two Of tbf! BK)B)b.
AOENT TO COOS 8A
1,. I Urabum, dintrirt tumt of h
HuthrB Iiieifte tnde a rJttsfaSj'
U'9 SB the Coot Baj liuct tudaf.
IRQ BELL G0UNGILG0E5
"II 111 ilflll
Ferdinand L, Mayer, First
Secretary at Legation,
Will Succeed
Bell Was Man of Wide Ex
perience In Diplomatic
Circles
rKKlN'G, Ort. 28. 9 Edward
Bell, the Aiapncan charge tTsffaires
h?r dird ihin morning as & result
ofa strsk? sffer?d Inst mhU
Frdis&md i ilsjcr, first sprr?
tfiry st the America a ipgaUfla, yelli
siicee?! Mr. Bell as charge Vaf8ires
in the absence f lr( Jactths t3o1d
Hburmsti, American tninint?rt whe
!s sn the Umted States.
Edward Bell was bars in New Yerh
m Aiigust, He was one of the
?sp(HB sod spcrstsricg attached to
the American defrgiUis fit the as--ma
iBPBfe i 5 iit ti turn ci s ereaee m
Washington is and also acted as
American observer st tiie eon versa
turns hetweca the Cheese and Mp
asese represPBtcincs In regard to
the 8haa!a&s questios
He went to Peking two ymm m&
as eoisseilor of the Jegsitiwn from
Vaf&Uigttm wh h& was '-thict , et
the divlsWa of currat iEfuriaaibn
in Urn state department. His dipJo
nmim serviee iaduJftl posts in Loo-
thm, where he was crelary to ih
emhassy tor sis years, Jiipsu Kgs'pt,
Persia d Citba Ilia borne was in
Xtnv Xsrk-
Mrs. Bell va Miss Etla, 4anjgo
ter -of Brisadr General Centers
Surtees at Durham, Kaglaad.
MAYER TO SUCCEED
WASHINGTON, Get. 28. The mih
den deaUi in Vvking of Kdward
counsellor of the iegalioa and Amer
ical charge d'affaires, aime as a
shock to state dppaHiuest ofUctftla,
He waa a wan of wide dlpltinuttic
eserieme ssd was regarded as par
ticularly well fitted for the difficult
post lie held at tbia time when condi
tions in China are unsefUed ad the
proteiion et Aiiiertcaa iivea asd iu
teresta reqidre the uncraumf waii'h
tttimnn the American Jegation.
Ferdinand Mayer, first .secretary
of the iesain, who Jake over SJr.
IMla dlea far the ireent, i also
& troined man f the fire!n servw-e.
It pifnrm likely however, that the
death of Mt, BeEl wiH reqsiire uhlU
tng in the ervhe in order that a mnn
of anitalde diplmaHe ranli nbaU lw
Sn eharge ni Peking dsring th troh-
ied day there.
Corvallis Woman
Hurt in Accident
der of Corvaiiia revived a hmkofllleg
when an aoiomohHe driven hy Kliner
Titnmersoa of Alsea sStiddd or iba
raelfie bigbway near Brooxa aeday
night and toppled over ln d1lb,
Miaa Snider trss taken th Salejn
Here's A Tip
On Solution To
Cross-Word Puzzle
By SOL VITT
Now for -tip" on No. 13
twister.
No. 30 Horisnjstai "A ion
ble toolh" Id "motor,"
Jso. 17 Vertical "Perpln of
Northern Earops" . Is "Doe.
Thnrnfora in tba soUsiios nt
the paizie, tbpss words aiijfn
a foliowi;
S7,
, D
Kg. 30 MOLAR
N
S
Watth for cotnpleta o!aiSon
to No. 12 In 1 f. Hoard to
narrow. Atao (her will bs a
tew ptttils tomorrow.
Civic Problems of Variety
Unprecedented Gone Over
By Coimcitacn
More Patrolmen to Bs Em
ployed Parking Plan
. Is Questioned
Ths eiiy coimrsl ran the gamnt sf
laimiipal tsiBesfa Mosday fisgbt,
ffOKRidering every variety of clvie
prohlem from whelher the dpg-iteh
er wn ititjed to pocket Jieenae Ba
to tho employment of addHiona?
pnee proteedoa tit jirevent fjisire
"skylight robberies
Tim meeting hashed four hari he-;
ginning at 7;39 and endmg at llrilO.
More than 3i eitisens appeared
outside the racing in the reeorder's;
effiee as spectators ar apeak
points of daple, JIayor B- B lars
wielded the gave!, and speeded np ths
action on variona measnreg. Kvery
eitisen was given a ehanea to present
his argument and degplig debates a
mitpthm smoyjjt ot itmimm was
bandied in the four bonrs,
Mara pairsimaa.
Here sr3 some of the reaalts of
the meeting,
SJore patroimea are to be eiaploy
a by ths eHyf aad if 'sew sigbt offi
cer added si eBi?e t
Tim bus ordinance waa reiseaJed,
Inveatlgatioa ol tho dtys angle
parfeiag ordinaace was voted bv a
trnitiv eoaijaittes of eoaaciiaiea. ettl
znm and BMiomobiJe dealers,
Tho streetcar line wiii be asked to
remove ears fmm Kigiitii avemie east
iy a eoaadl esiamHlee,
liiglit-of-way ibroiigh tlia famous
Ammn slough was parchased, aad
all obstacles but Ilia bosd lajuactioa
rejnved &thtkt draining the Anm-
20B, ,
Three aewer eonlracia were grast
eil, the largest being for $10,628.75,
to Siiea brotbera,
Fairiaouai bislevard Taeatbsa dis
pute waa held over to November 24
Frags Ordered.
A probe was ordered ifsts the prac
tices of the eity dog-catrher, aiieged
to he kajekiiig down lkeae money,
Jtevisioa of the city's bookkeeping
ami aeroanting methods was ordered.
Kigbteea aew fire bydraals were
iwmgiit,
Kndorseinent f the Jne emmiy
tlag for the ChHdrenls Farm
f,oatiafied on taga eight)
Heads of Oregon
Auto Association
Are Here Tonight
(5rorg O. !rafytBbsr(, mM(fr,
ibs Mrpxan Ka Mjtr soatin
wiii iw brfl thm sTffninn to iik osr
tb wwk Jbai i hing arrifd on h
tbrsigb ih hrsttrh sffke mnfal&mwi
at tbs Ouro hivh Aiibmsgb the
mffiffit? iirwt imffNs nbrtwji u hi
fallina; off tkr U an 1tm In
nimmrr'tal IraffW- br nwtxr and
mitity )n-ilrb r lln( rwivl at
ti: inforraatifcn arTOfdiaj to
Sirs. KHrne KiJy, braarh man
ar. J, H. Jiajtiadrjr, dirwtor sf ih. raJ
tr assiatsfla fr ihlm diMtrkt, t
iHs tbat jMaay nw mjubyra ars
bflnj rarolM In ih tr(aiul kxi !
ibut iiy i't siniw ffi kr
jfiisi tht! aid a;H8 by tb mmifJ.aUsi
wiil iff nf jfrat advaiEtao io Kfsjsaa
) In taking -r of ita anaoat influa of
HI twurlat. t
; Convict Attempts
To Commit Suicide
j HAiJOS, Off,, Orl. 2, Kiswr
i Kijajarrmss. ? nnki at the Mute p?G
itrailarjr, a nn4 hma ulrM Ha
I rfr night wli'B guard iiwir3
' him aiKiit lil:'Ut o'1wie bMiia r
S fmrif irma tba wriaia sbara h bad
jkd kiMarlf with a rr blad,
Ziiiorraa wa rf up fr Miilt
; oMJfflh rnmtj in liKKJ tu r thr
hiara for butfla'
Inherits Fortune For
Kindness
Mrs. Arthor O, tesraJ haa been
WiBad tba eatira frtaoa oi Eobn
B. Jlawiay, jsresUaot nl ti Cabas-
Aawtfaan Bafiaiaj eoapaoy, of Hew
York, Iwcuaa ha a4 tor bmbana
"tad b Woi to loarty a3d man,'
aecordiaf te tba tarata of iia
ICE IS
WED Iff GIT,
IL
Tfaa prosant baa ardiaaacs of lie
rity of Eagsse, frsntisg asto bosaoa
parmlasioa to operat for aa aasnal
iita fea ot 5, waa wiptd ott tha
ststats books by tba dty oaaora Saat
aigbt to si&ks mom Sqs & sew 3aw as
tba aabjeet, ,
The aetioa eaas aa a reaolt sf tba
last aparlal aeesiaa f tbs coaadl at
wkiefc it waa ti-tei to repeal tba s
latltog law, Bmsuib tha pwant rga
iatioa sms Est Jssafegaard th iatef
sis of the jwopia, ssd Is eot adaptia
to praaaat coBdittaja, an emergfney
waa dadawd to ailat, aod tba oriiai
asee was rsroao.
V. O, Oorit, prcablent sf Oorat sd
Kin, tha bus (oajpaay MrktDf to op.
rate Maes la Etaa, again appad
ifrs tba eoaarii, sssbmiHrf s copj
fif tha 2?rih liesd ordinaRcg rajEaiti
iag buaaaa, and Sedawd iimwif ready
to ba of Irtp to tha etty In aolrioc ita
rjhkai. lis askl, iowaart first
traaaidaratbm for hia csmasoy ?rh?s it
waa fmiad the !(. aaedad mwhm has
arrrifla. "
"Vmt mr h aaanrad, Mr, (Soraf,
aatd Mnyor K. It. Parka, "thai Hie dtj
raiiadi wifl ba siad to g!?e rsar eats
pftf flrat maaWrratloa It It la fanad
that Tmftm irtto a aofcro baa ar-
riarl M. fltasraaa, city attornay,
siii Madartaia tba ronrUatina of a
gas? baa ardiaaara at anra. It la mh-
daraiood that anrray will ba ada sf
ft! lea OS tba l'arlflc roast bring ar-
rd by atraatsara aad ato byaaeas aai
tha ardinaaraa thay hara paaaad
arniag ach Uaaa.
TODAY
By ASTHUa SSISRANS
(Cnpftirht, Vat, by Star Compsny)
TWa wHI istrt tarralnra. Bw
oa tba liaoias wiii b jifooaiird by iit
jet, laataad i a aaw tha boat Mi
bava air andrr prra asplW frm
tuwlrrda of hofea ta pipe along tk
iaai sf tha bsat, A thr-bra mt
eagiae wili-sead a S-foot boat eight
asiies aa hosir, Sash boat es be mti
without injnrisg tha bank ml raaaU.
Tba prMr of tha air the aiatr
Bies tk boai,.
.
Eisgiand disjaaa tha flnaatl,
Ara dra losrorjrtaiff
Eagiiabmrs tak their dogs aerimw
lr, aa t3wy i thair plwa and rsrtr
horsaa. try wast to isssr afbetbr
tba aonl of their f terriar or aiw
dale anil be aititg for thm la JiaJi-
ie
SouHiera Oregon and North.
era California Worst t
Hit By Wind
Rain Jails Steadily; Ham
east is For Continued
Blasters
rOB-TI.AND, Ore., Oat, S.-
Jhe Nsrti Psalh count y? Mt hj t
wtaJ aad rata atom hat aright, atfc
am Orrgan aad aortbiin OaBfoima,
jfttiag tho braEi of fia blow, scora
tag to resorts to tha waatiar fcureau i
htm, Sratbeaat atona Tra rrdri?s wars
Ssptajrt aloaj tha aat tataTnraa
wars daws 52 soBss parts I ssattsrs
Orejots. "
M wln4 leaekrt s wtorlty f W
miim as tonr it Uatoaak, Waib last
algbt,-the wisd ai that pstsi hetej
from tho aast, JJortbhosd. Wash ai
tha aoath of the OotaaMa risr, re
ported a -wtod ( 48 anUea aa fcoor
from tbo aooft at 8 a. m,
Ho storm KEtejried irsn , Sss
fraadseo to tj&sssi, s end asst ta
Haho, aecoritog to tks fccal weatber
baraaa.
Masy teJasiose wbea oa tiie assi
aide here ware eat of eejstsiwfes to
day aa aecofflrt eesoata ia(
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TACOJfA, Oat 3, Narrow fe
es pes in m WfcaarJ awaapint Jowa
from tha awomtt of Morat HaUei
ssd tie losa si $22,SS9 to Slas ao.s3s
ssast, wers saf fared by a parry iaai
efl by Cdl DalBIla that wts er.gsfti
ta flisalng alplna aeaaaa a tta obb
tais Sasdsy altaraaoB,
g?bs party ss sa SJaqaa1 asafe
wlaa tli Htesard aoadetfly brok.
Tbrea guide toaadlateJy asrii?4 tt
aarty tato thraa aarttoaa art abaa
doalag sH srsparty, esaaaetea thaa
from ibe jiaeisr, Mtas Iffllsa Bit
aa4 two ottw wsnwa fci fha
wara rrid irStk aifWty r tfc
Biess, ho wpre renissred sarai iy th
isy wisif,
mo gjddea Ao west ts tt eaa
yeaiarfaj broaght back wsnt thai th
prsiJarty had bseo bto a.way sf met
crei witb aoow mi dahris, Bisbi men
wars Mi by Sfr. DrMiils is atteassS
to aalraga tba ataabto woaaraa aa4
othar arpipowssi and tfcay arlH mask
witb tba eight forest Taajar as.
tbrea gaMes tsat ara sa dirty at, the
maaataia. . . ..
"Tha HlirarJ raoarte if Kflt
SaMBSa tsbea bo reached htr frna
Mo5sst Baiair by taa laat aseaJag,
Ho aad Ma party left earl till
Bwraiog for X Anjeits,
STSBMV in EUOENE
OM Jspe liarfo west sa raas
osj bat sljtht, aJ tnmrt toa th
beaiaat nriafatt of tbs aaaaaa, -The
2t-osr afrW sdiaj t
ot a foot of wiafaii, eorfiog to is
(Coatieart oa (( )
Ono Kcw Invention
Are Dogs Immortal!
McI antl Britain
Ueraara Sftsw makra hia oa! "d'f-
f arrat1 aaawer.
"I aeer ka4 dog tMrd moutH la
wast to lire ferawiv 1 ws.r hai( n
dog eaoagh to risb hiss sja a br
ribia fsle."
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ara witk oa in oor an lit, Jla la"t
garjigiag ha really soosvs '
Jt i bari to taagiaa haaa ar
imdii to tba Blila awrytkUg la
giid or jsrwrfoas stse, w'tthoflt jra
sr iiovrr iabsbited by soch oeta if
gsjisa aia assd bp eared rahaii3.
apraHiag all aterw'y with soiklsg t
rWw.
l?ie Biaie tails a ae Beeieaast,
third Asjitr, "For that whirh befall,
ath ih of ojea hMlmh haM
All go pej U are rf tl
iCoatiaafd oa aage tight