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THE WEATHER
OREGON: Unsettled tonlfjht,
T,lfW ,air Wlrmer
iM westerly winds. Temper
,l,r: minimum today, 47 do
rtei; maximum Tuesday, 68.
precipitation. .05 of an inch.
Stage of river, 3.1 feet. Dlrec
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VOL. 68
TODAY'S NEWS TOD.
EUUtAK, OKKUOK, "WEDNKSDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, l'Vjj
PR liT ox STitKtrt s :ic. ox trains
1 AV1, xy-ws STANDS fie
XO. 3J
AY
Illations Ended
illttl
ks the close of final ex-
i.li(lDS for
students of Kugcne
..nominees P. E. Chris-
, J, scDOin, -
I , principal. Ucmaindcr of the
i tfD"a . . , ....i 4 en,i;,... t
l mil De iicvui
uainatii'" nape, entering Rradcn
. tbt fccords, totaling and making
3 ,tt,D(Ianee figures, inventories of
'Jswoom equipment, etc., and com
C.rrBcnt. Commencement Bervices
"ike held at the Christian church
lr!.i:y evening, nt which Peon John
g,'rmb of tho l.'nivcrsity of Oregon
tiH speaker. David John Jones,
pHiripal of Eugene high school, and
wily-elected city school stiperintrnil
,tl, sailed last Friday for Kngland,
thirt lie will visit for some time at
li, borne, and do research work for
i;, doctorate degree, - according to
mrJ received at the high school. He
Mierti to return to Kugeue the early
part of August.
Mr. Collier To Speak
Burs aud girls club work In Lane
BUI,ty with particular reference to
tie cooperation of the chamber of
(omraerce in this movement will be
diHtiJsed by Arnold Collier, Lane
reunty club leader, at the noon
luncheon meeting of the Eugene chain
in tomorrow, according to announce
ntnt today of E. Eugene Chodwick.
iwttiry. The encouragement of boys
aid iris club work was one of the
najor projects of the local chamber
during the past year. A musical pro
jram for the luncheon has also been
prepared and Miss Evelyn Bristow
trill entertain with vocal selections, it
it announced.
i
Norse Celebration Planned
Celebration of the 100th anniver-
lary of the immigration of the Norse
men to America will be held for the
Pacific Northwest at the stadium of
the University of Washington Sun
day, Juno 2S, according to announce
ment received by Norsemen of I.ane
ronnty. An all day program is plan
ned including concerts by the r,'l
piece band of the Lutheran college
of Dccorah, Iowa. A pageant depict
inj the coming of the Norsemen will
be presented. Invitations to nil
Norsemen in Lane county to attend
the Northwest celebration arc being
ecnt out, it is announced.
Dr. Duhach To Speak
l'r. U. G. Duhach, dean of men nt.
Orcsnn Agricultural college, who is
to deliver the commencement address
tonight nt Springfield high school nt
8 o'clock, will be a dinner guest of
a group of O. A. C. graduates, and
officers nf the Lnne county O. A. C.
rlnb nt the Ostium hotel tonight.
Charles M. EmeVy, president of the
flub, will preside, anil Dr. Dubnch
ia expected to report on progress of
tbe campaign to erect n new memorial
building on the Aggio campus, ns well
a the athletic situation nt the pres
ent time.
Bears Are Scarce
After a hunt of about 10 days in
tli? Kantintn rewirve A. H. "Snndy"
I.farh, pnekee nnd guide of Itninbow
has come tn the conclusion t hut even
'be brnrs have become disgusted with
the late nrrival of summer and lmve
tone into hiding for a spell. Mr. '
Leach was H Inenl visitor today and :
sports that in company with K. M.
Egbert of Tortland he has been hunt-n-I
the bruins but without puccess.
Tiip snnw in unusually deep for this
time of the year in the Snntinm area
and during the 10-day period that the
Winters were out there was a cinsid
eraMe fall, the visitor states.
Certificates Rocolved
-pnifin.Ttpg f, erhipvpniPnt for
nrf .nno county boys find girls rlubs
're ben rereivort nt the offirc of
ArnnM Collipr, county club lradpr,
M ths will be distributed to the
'lub Ir-a.iora at once, Mr. Collier
"'. The clubs all completed their
"inired work last year with n mark
( Hi tr cent. The following are
th r;.it. xn receive the honorary cer-
ofaihierement: niachly Calf !
wainn School Kewlnir club.
"ion City Sewing club. St. .Mary's I
-o. l..l, r
ih.
Trffie Officer Hero
(t Max Flanery. newly appointed
((Y'Dtinued on page five)
HELP WANTED!
Experienced Lady
Finisher
Competent Housekeeper
Good Stenographer
Alvort isinjar in Tli c
'i u a r tl tirinsrs inimc
li:iti! rostilts. Xotk'P
f,ur diiMjiifipd nil iiiiro
jihono us , vour
!..-,., is.
1 -
PR.GOLBYAND ,U
I1O10IT0
ASSIST SCOPES
Mr. Malone Will Engage in
Research as Far Back
As Galilee
Charles Evans Hughes Will
Be Held in Reserve
Against Bryan
NEW YOUK, June 10. G4)
the result of various conferences in
New York, Clarence Harrow, Chicago
criminal lawyer and Itainbridge Colbv
former secretary of stnte, have been
chosen to assist in the defense of
John T. Scopes, layton, Tenn., school
teacher charged with violating the
Tennessee law prohibiting teaching
of evolution in the schools.
Barrow and Colby are expected to
lose the case in a spectacular fashion
at first, preparatory to the state
and Vnitcd States supreme courts
passing on the constitutionality of
the law.
Iudley Field Malone, who with
Darrow first volunteered his services,
was delegated to keep the homo fires
burning in New York. With Samuel
Hosensohn of the legal staff of the
Civil Liberties Union, Malone. will en
gage in research, digging up previous
trials of scientists as far back, it
was said, as dalilee, who got into
trouble by announcing that the earth
moved around the sun.
Malone was not chosen as one of
the assistants to John It. Neal, form
er dean of the University of Ten
nessee, it was suggested, because he
was brought up a ltoman Catholic and
because he remarried after a divorce.
Itoth of these circumstances, advis
ers said, might prejudice him with a
jury in Tennessee.
Charles Kvans Hughes, also former t
secretary of state, will be held in j
reserve in the event the case reaches J
the United Slates supreme court. Mr.'
Hughes has been suggested by those:
who feared Harrow's defense of Leo-
pold and Lorh, murderers of Hobby j
Franks, might provide Ammunition ,
for William Jennings Hrynn, another j
((Jotitinuo.l nn pnKt two)
IirllllAM. X. C, June 1". 4)
Some of the questions Involved in di1-- i
eussions nf the Ilihle and 'vo,i""
were touched upon by Secretary Wl!-'pnj.
bur of the nivy department, In a pre.
pared commencement address todsy
at Puke university, on the tubjeet,
"Common Sense."
Quoting as bin tlt, "If any man
lack wiidoni let him ak of God who
giverh shnndintly and uphraid'th nt.
and il shall be given him."
Appealing for applieaiv.n of coti-
t .u. n-. t
mon aense 10 man, o, ,., . .... .,.
111'. r. " M""r
"We need common f'nse in r'li-1
rnn ' .
"If Ihe n hle is the inspired word
of tiod. as we believe, he alde.l.
"Ihen he rreated Ihe univer'e anrl
left tli record 'f that creation for-
ever inerihed upon all created things.
There are al least two divine bnk".
,, Holy I'K". on whose psgfS re
inscri'i'd the doings n1 sayings of
holy men. ard l!.e book of nature. A
part of this hiMori.-al H rr i plain
ly written upon tie geoligrnl ura'a
which circumscribe lll gl-be. Com
mon sense SUZge.ts that the., two
records he considered fg.lher and
that to reject and utterly ignore
etlher is cpuny f'-ol.sh.
"Koienc" today, whatever ee it
may have aec mplisrcd. has demon
atralfd that 'he universe il eon-,iru,-ted
on a plan and s. old b-
r'sted a.cording to liws. wbeh sii 1
, pera'e nan;.
''rie resuil
rot only supt"'t
bit
MacMillan Expedition Starts For Boston on
k i i , fieir - R
Ueu, c.-.r R V Byrd. U.H.I H
Notional Geographic society aerial ex- ' . SvVjv 'OP
pedltion to the Arctic Is seen (Inset) V jSS'tt-y"'.-- J '
teuiing tM newly invented runner 3jv " '" j ; . -jjaj
boat which Is included In the onulp- ' " -'flifca.i . S,"4ii,'J
ment of the tiler The boct with it 1 ' i, i.-.,
oar , collapc into a small ran a 'VS t K , J Ni4r'' v, i 7.
hown In the larner proto In tne 'i- trJSf'ii''K',ll ''" " li"" s3
backcround Is one of tho planes pre- ,, lZ'&t'' .v" 0"-J'' '
pared for tho expedition. I
EUGEHE PLUMBERS v" 'L,"17oas EUGEIVE REALTY
Oil STRIKE; WAGE jr..?r z r BOARD ENDORSES
f $S n
dny, all union itlunil'PrR
in KiiKn
nimniincr.l
out nn fltriko, it w:is
, mdnr.
I Hoss plumbers went t" work imrae
i .Lately lifter the strike ':is ilo. l.irrd.
' and are endeavorinu to carry "n (lur
; it,K the time n sellleinenl is pending.
, The former fale of w:ices f.,r union
! mm was J7 a .lay, although in some
! shi.p. employed were receiving $S.
' These men, it is understood, also
! walked out in sympathy with Iheir
i striking fellow-workmen, and also ill
reeognilion of union shop rules.
Approximately ii.". men are affected
by the walkout, and plumbing work in
i a number of large buildings has been
'' hailed as a result. The union men In
! sist that plumbers in Kugene are Hie
lowest paid on Ihe roast, the scale in
port.
I being 51"; while employers
i n0,-are lhat while Ihey are willing to
$n to some workmen, all of them
worth it. I'.mpioyers further
say they will not take the atrnini
employes ba'k.
Kffort is being made to bring Ihe
employe" Slid union officials logelber
to arbitrate ihe dispute.
Unidentified man
Killed Near Odcll
IU',NI. "re,, .lune in. - An un.d'n-
fiM work,r di'd jeer.l.v as the
...!, of beini i ril-neo on.v...-
rar, nr ujell lak
n the Nitron
cut-off con'lrii'tioll. according I
v.or.l received in Ibnd. While Ho
body wis brought to ll-nd. th. ae
rioenl haipeli'd ill Kllmat'i c unly
and official awaii' nord from Kii
malh Falls, accord.. t" A. J. M"""'-'
diitriet attorney.
The man wa einpl-ved '! th'
Slewart and Webdi I on" nc lion roni
nany but t.iei'i""r leiwen
It.rd ird d-l: l.ik' are pari ally oil
of order i tint f i'l information
jet unavailable.
Trance and Spain
In Full Accord
f.KNKVA. June 1. - I'm nee ;
and Spa.n hue re-kM f 'H "'rd
,.n the central de of ftnperati.n in
end f:r,al!r th" lot? preMn!;i r
fare in M -rnen. it m learned
tb'r-!!ifiy her tWar, I
Three applications for the slate
soldiers' ' loan have been filed from
I.ane comity by veterans of the.Span
uh war following the previsions of
recent slate legislation which extend
Ihe loan privilege to the service men
of Ihe war of W. It Is expected tli.it
n number nf others will also file here,
according In Colonel .1. M. Williams.
I.ane eoiinly nllnrney for Ihe slate
bonus board. A number of applications
are a'so to lie acted on sonn from
world war velerans who desire to re
turn the cash bonus accepted nnd
take Ihe b an. This privilege wns al-o
provided for ill the new state laws.
Hascball Hcsults I
.
ST. LOl'IH, .Tunf 10. - fP)- ItoRerj
Hitrnshy, star hatsmnn of the Nn
lioiml leaRtie, hit his 1tth home run
of the season in tlif f if ih inn lie "f o
day's csipe uilh Itrooklj n. IIjMH
was pitehinc.
Tndny's homer (fives I("rn!'y un
disputed M'Sesion of first pl.ice
among the home-run hitters of both
leagues.
NATIONAL
At Pittsburrh !( H. I".
nn.ton 0 15 flj
Pittsburnh 4 f 2
Hatterifi: Graham. Lurej- and liih-j
son; Morrison, Adsms. Hhehaa tnd
Smith. j
At rlnHnna'i
rhi!adtphia.
I 'incicnati
Itattenes: MitrhIl an
l.enfm find V inijo.
At t'hiraj.
New York
i "hkago, .
P.a'ieriei: Iean and Sn
1 Jar-'hs and (Jonnitles.
it, H. i". !
..a i ij
(inline;
H. II. K.
. . . r s o
...a h l
der; Wake,
AMERICAN
Af New Vork, Ut imiiii" It. H. I'.
rietIand " " 1
New York H M -
r.stteriep; Karr, Ittjike,, e and My-
att; .!"ne,
i-m-ion and Ueng' ugh,
S-hanf.
At Ht "li
st. I' t s. .
It 'on. . ..
Ha'tenes;
f(. II. K.
..I', 17 3
. . K i:t T
,d In"n;
Wit.jrifd si
K-iffinc. irif;eld and H-njr-
At Phitadf iiASta
N il. K
H II I
!t 15 0
'rove.
t'hoafo
Philnd-Ii-hia
flatteries; TborsifMn, M't
and H'-haU; lninj.irinr,
.Stokta aud Cwhrane, Perk. us,
Y.rt
Id
u u
First Leg of Trip
Kudi.rrsemrtii of the IliiK'ne ehnin
her of emiimeree in Its effort to have j
the Southern pacifie establish termi- j
nnls and ear shopH here was voted l i
a moeting of the F.ujcne llealty board 1
held nt tbe (Isbtirn hotel nt noon to- J
ilny. A committee roinpnsed of K, V. j
l.ee, J, T. Kvans ami Lnvsn (1. Hrad !
ley was nppointrd to prepare rrsolu j
tidiN and tender thriu to tlif clifltn- j
ber nnd aUo offer the aid of the j
realty board in any way t'i further Ide j
plan of rnilrond development here.
Nineteen members of tbf la'nnd
were present for the meeting and I
umptalified nppral of the ai-tion of j
the railroad committer (lf the chaiil' j
her was voiced by those pre-ent. !
T. V. immertnan. se renry "f (bo !
Northwest Ileiilty assorlnti'-n, nnd
Will Itusn, repretietil ilie nf the mi-!
tional really ImsrdM, were present as
(UP His of the local board nnd e'b ;
talked on the value of ro'ipf ration nnd
organisation mnong the realtors. j
rrf hem da'not
to Murk HtoiMii
!. V. Skipworrii
Si i lnd:eintentN n'
frm HO't were r'fi'i
l-e (,e fare,l .I'jiijlf
in (ir-nit emjrt f r arraisnroeM fii'n
nfferiioon. Two ir.di tin nts nf for
opera f my ditillT,i one u April.
1 1 rj: ! , and th other September. l!,:t.
Tvn iudit'tments f-r h'p'ior p"Bne-
ifn. April and Hej.tem'ier, I'f.'-'I, nnd
iw tndi' iir.eri! for p-ionenf-ion of
mh. April and Sepfmber, P.i.M.
lirooni will p1'sd on the iii.b i
inents at J o'-lot k t"tnorr---w iM'iii n.,
(Ins lime iinuiif been el br J'l'l"
Xkiporth, liiootii is retre.er.te.i by
PjijI I lortintier. Port Inn i lt- rft'-v,
wtifi i rejre. rif'in I,em , Kdni'in
son. Pad l'"i r;n h n
!ie so ili'h' tmenfs fm k lift t!ie to' ti
h.iil fVMi an t-it of I.VKi was ei
,n jntie ro.irt w!ien h" w h nnd
"ver to t r gtawi i ir r. Ii-o r
din-ire f kl after b; arrl Is"
i .eke 1 C".
Trnnnimii ni ini
Tl
First Hop of Three Planes
From Philadelphia i3
Successful
Jaunt to Squantum, Mass.
Is Made in Teeth of
Stiff Wind
S(rANTl'M. Mum.. Jiinp 10.- Un
Two of the nmphihenn planes to be
used on the MiieMitlnti Arctic expedi
tion landed nt the imvnl reserve fly
ing base here shortly nfter five
o'elock after n flinht from riiiladel
diiii. The third plane, NA-.'t, wns not
in richt ns the oilier landed safely "n
the water near the dork.
Lieut i'1'.unt -Commander Kichard 1'
tlyrd. in rliarge of the phinea. s:d
t hnt 'JO minutes nfter leaving I'hih
delphin the NA 't turned bark. He did
not know the nature of the troiih'e.
Hmiin n ports received here said the
minting plnne made n second si art
from Philadelphia at 2:'JO o'clock,
eastern daylight time.
PLANES TAKE OFF
PIUI.AIU-XPm.V, .lune 10.
Kit for any service, the three am
phibian planes to be used on tho Mac
MjHan-Arrtir expedition h'ft the navy
yard this afternoon for Sipiaiilum.
Mni.
The NA-t w (is the ftrnt to set
away. The NA-! nnd the NA-.'I fol
lowed at minutr inlervnU. They
headed down the I envnre river In
the teelh of a stiff . ind. eireb-d
around and tlif mi started north.
Course Is Plotted
1 hiring the finttl preparations.
Lieutenant Coinuinnder Hyrd sat in
the aviation office plotting Ihm course
and adjuring his rnmpaNS. His five-year-old
son I -h-kir, sat proudly be
tide him. Mrs. Hynl was with her
hushand ns was his mother.
The aviators prepared for their
long flight as iioiirhnlnntly as IIioiikIi
they were embarking for a short rou
tine f I in In.
The planes nre earning with them
the "polar in nil." a linge packet of
postcards nihlressed to Prenident
i 'oolidge and older hixh officii,),
which they wH nil from S unnt mu .
n the post cm ils is print ud "1 lie
lop of the morning to ii the top
of the world for u."
Stnrt Is M.ida
The firnt b'g of the journey, which
w ill event unity en cry the three big
amphibian dinien up to the he bound
rim of civlli.atinn was siai-ei at
I :'tn p. m.( dnjlighf time, fnon the
Philabdphin .Vinjyord. Thr plnnes
are es. peeled 1 be in Itotlon by
five o'clock.
'Die purpose of (he MacMillan ex
ledition is the discovery ami exptora
tion of new Init'lsi. Jn the course
flying It is pnwKible thr Arnerieans
will pnsa over the North Pole. Flight ;
t'omrnnnder H rI said, although as j
he added, "there Is no entreme. ei-J
ritement in finding a fpot th.it hm al- 1
ready bepn dico. er' d."
The planes and their crews are;
NAI laieutenaiil Commander 11. K.
Hyrd, na if a' or ; -lii'f Mnrlnnist ;
Mat- Pb.vd It'iiiicit. pilot. j
; NA -t ' hi f It.mlHMtiin It l( Iteber.
t pilot: A. I(o hewNe. Hint hitosi male,,
' firt rlni, nieclianic.
N A - l.ie.jfenanl M. A. Si-hur. pilot;
Machoiicl. -Mule N. i ', Noid, mrchanic.
Shepherd Jury is
Finally Chosen
( IIHi;i. June I". P The
jury In try William I'erliiif Mie,ier,l
for lle tr,inUr "f In )"niiK iiiiIIimii
iiire nrtl. Williflin Nf-1-..ti M' I'linl-x lc
r)iitil.'l .liorrly attrr f.nir
( I'm k lelr I'en llie filifll ',nl
e"'e;it'l .li'l ewrn. .Ni-nrly f"iir
eel, I1M1I l.en e,eiit in Ihe el.tlmliil
II, in of lveml lmmlr.,1 venireman.
NEWPORT' VOTIS BONDS
Ni; l'lill T. life.. J.n.e III. At
,-!ty Hi-eti.-il ell- ti.,11 .ler,ll' ll,
;if',l l.y a 'Ip nerl !n l, one
K. Cisen , l,.,ii. i.,1 nt l.'.VIKHI fr
n' eiiy tin 1 1 ami e'J.'i.iKm linl ("f
ri-f'iml.iig o'jliiliiti'iaig rat jr warraatd.
TO NORTHLAND
IS UNDER WAY
1
j 3 Jllltji C
'Southern Pacific
Survey is Begun
At bed of Lake
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., June 10.
Work on a relncAtion survey uf th;
Modoe Northern w hUh would ro.it
the line from Merrill arrows the olit
bed of Tule hike w.is niarted lhi
morning by Xmlliern l'nelfic ritRin
eern. If this new line is nurd It wilt
inenn a contudemhlr mvinn inn!mtieh
ns the originnl tocniion 'skirted around
Mie edge of the former hike bed.
Stilt another projected route be
tween Merrill nnd M.ilin hi a been
under survey nnd was completed je-i
terday, engineers nnnouueed.
FJCE NEW CHARGE
IMKKVII.I.K. Ky., .Tune HI. -OP)
Iteleased parly this morning after
serving a jn!l sentence of If I hour"
and puyincnt of u fine of $10 b th f'-i
eontomit nf rniirt. Congressmnn John
W. I.nngley, republican, Keniucliy,
will fact a chni'ip' of druiikenneHs to
day before pidic ,ludn .1. P. Mnrr.'.
who heard the cbnrge in (tart ye
te i-fbiy iitid who senteiweil Itini fo.
ci-ulempt of court.
$10 Finn Asscstail.
fudgp .Marrs fined (lie reprcseiiin
the $10 when Mr. I.mgley. with an
oath, declared I tint wlinner nvin' oil
Ihe waiT.'int nuiinsi Irin mwoic to i
le. The jiidice conldcrcd mhlil ioiml
o;ihs ill denial of Ihe chnrue hm fur
ther contempt of court and oncr'l
him imprisoned for Id hour-. Mr.
I.:ing ley's judicial m'tiU'tn t officiiill
was at nn end at o'c'ock thi morn
ing. The Uarriiut iiK.illirtt the K-mi
tucky reprcMintntive wan rworu to
by Mrs. V. P. Ileiiriliie. A ilcpn-
sheriff in makiutt Ihe arrest snid hi
f"ini( Mr. I.nngley only parilj j!i
tlnd in a dowuiown builIinc.
Fare Prlion Term.
, Mr. Iiuitby his been in the pub
! lie re on numerotiM . c,ii(iti. in lli
; limt year, itwst of wIim Ii ilcult wiih
i fi ib-tnl iiidictmi-iits ngn:n-t him fo
! alleged w .1 hilrnwn! of lliiur from
' Cox ernmciit wiit ehoiin x. Me wa coi,
f vVlrd on one of Ihe rhirges find f;lc"H
'.III Atliinlll feiliTiil pr'Ui hcj,.n,'e,
: Itecenlly l.i ilepoi ti ll n lk-.i
lirre on a simihir I'luirgi- lo br lie. ml
in Washington in a f w in iiiIik (
'also Wiit arnsfetl on n ih.irge (
(C'oni m ned on p,tg slit
Tha Slory Ro Far
I ; I . R I A (KlUIHlN, liemili'ut flap.
i,er. marrie. i'UIK liUKHOIO.
),nlli( Itwjer. Her I'lea nf linrriniie
i. fun ami fine rl.ilhe. . . . I"M
work or eliil'lren. I
Hie li tiynleriri nhni Pi'" leili
her "he'll lmve I" -I l.'-r n'n linnee- I
nrk. ii''k Imrninl Mntilie, hi"
mlh.-r' maul, I" te.-li lil.iria I"
i-..k. Hut li refneea tn learn.
Cloria ie a gay li..iie arming. '
and Invite. STAM.KV WAMII I1N'..
an a.-lnr illi Rlmm ell- '"" "'"' 1,1
ve. When h r.unen link W inlnl
j Jealnn. f him. nlili'ingli h de
mle all hi. all nlinn In M US. MVliA
I, All.
The nild party l.reaka up h"n
I.dl.A IK 11 (ill an.l.la llll. I., h.r
huhand. f"r ' peiln.g" MAY S.KV
Mill it, ife f I'll. l""v'' "KV
MulTt. Maggie, ,li.guled. ipiil" her
J,.h.
(Il-.ria liiie ItAMIIIII.H MVAN
Kl IN a. mal'l. allh.Migh I Hek lella
I her Ihey raiin.,1 aff' rd a nervnnt.
'Then .ilnria InlJ htllldr.di of dnl
Inia' nrlh eif ihillie., and inaiala
up'iti haring a lie' ear. Ill depair,
I in k aella Ilia nld runditer tn buy
(Hie fnr ber.
UlutU tkea Wajliurn Jo) rnliul,
LAUNCHES AND
BUILDINGS 0
ERICH RIT
Occupants of Boats Escapo
Injury; Foreign District
Is Fired Upon
Cantonese Reinforcements
Increasing; Yunnanese
Holding Ground
WASIUXiJTON. Jim HI,
Fiphting hctwerri CautoopKr nnd Yun
nanese troops for ppssrjision of Can
ton "continurd with growing hiteu
sily" on Monihty, the Mote depart
ment wns advised ludny 111 delnyi'.l
dipnlchc-.
The Cimton-Aiui-iihiti h' pitul
hit by ''one simill find) and severnl
rifle bul!ets,' the advii-e slid, nu 1
two Americiin hiunches of (lie mm
to the Christ in n college at Cant on
'were recipient lv hit by rifle idio'S,
but I'.ie occupunts (Xii-nped injuries.
AMERICANS DENOUNCED
SHANGHAI, June Hi.- P Amer
leans today were included in tbe h
uniiciatloiis coutitiiied in hmidlolls ilis
trilmted by Chinese utitki' IcmlerS
endeavoring tn carry on it general
i strike here.
Outbreaks tmd d inoitr-tratioua lit
Peking, ni rcporieil tn Cbine etr-
: 1'len. ser Vift In hi "pi re sTriko tls'"
tiiloiH to r- n, it.fi . i efforts. 'I hO
' Htrike movemeni, however, with tha
j exception tif Ihe sh'ppii:;; wlrike, u;i
(tears diHiiitegi-ating.
j NATIVE &LCTICM HIT
j (in M lulu) iilietiHioti il,-i" itch
aitl i In- Crinii-iii-c in-d Yumr'tP'-H
! fo'Vc. wen- firing jici..- t'ie w:le
wiiv tl i it I i ii a th-.' i ly f , i i,i Iteiii in m
liiinl nnd KonlKiita iitjul i.i" C,ft:-
m innipil goverinm hi "(1-1-1;. 1 tiiiy i.i i
lnoii;;h the watetwey'' ho.tii,- p i.rt
b'nilk Into the niltte wetl ilt of t..il
lit
I hi-
( lllllOtl' ! I I-' l-
lb it t 1
W ci e 1 1 port ed In b r
fon'.'iiM'nt. fi-inii l! 11
iit a- r.ipidU 11 - h;id I
I.
'i'lie Yiinn.tlte-e tl' o: h Wn" al -u'
ill''"- Kiioin I.
Tl- C.Hllnll a. .Will.!-. I( ctll.tp .Mil! -I
tv nt'o-r city oriii i.N I wtl lo limt,
ti.id left 1 'juit.'ii for W tni;'!i.
Communism Cp;ei'il,
1,-ii'ifl of tin iin:iitncs" ii.niMinie-i-d
tin ir U.p"i t nf Ihe K I'.nnai.iiitt
.ttriy, bi.t !er!iircd nt !!(. mii- t intf
fliey were op( -sei ( ointiuiil ini.
Cull -11 1 llcpi'i ni I lo'il i .4 .1 "UK in
(Continued from piige i)
and la -een hy Mll'IIIKH CHKlll HIV,
II h'l tn-ga llinrin In mend lier V Ul .a.
Next diiv til'irni imilen Wiiburn,
Mm riiimmir and JIM ( A II KU'K,
In llie limine. A party i in progie.-.a
when link return. lie pilta tha
gue.ls out nf Ihe lH,ln,e.
Mnilier tlreg'iry maiiagea to have
(ilorla eleeted to the llouie Women',
t'luh. Mny Seiiiiniir finiU that aha
hrlM heen left out of the tuemhei .h:p,
l,e,-aue o( her liffair with Jim Care
Be. I'rii..hi., .-.he ilerul. a to ;ivt
Jim up.
Ni. uo on Wl'h li.e Story:
ILN
AKIA the next morning whila
tilorirt and Uiuiglnld were huily
unpai king llie nnrdrohe trunk, tlia
front doortiell rang three tiniea.
"That'e Mre. Si-jnoiir'a ring Auk
her to come up here, pleaae, llflug"
la a I.I." (Ilona anid.
Sure enough it fcaa Muy.
May triumphant! In a new .pring;
pint and a felt liat crowned with
lilaea! hhe waa fre.hly rouged anil
powdered. And there wa.a flicker
of humor In her green eyea. . . .
In ahort, Muy herself again!
Ah. hah, you thought Id h in
aai'kelnfh ami aehea, diin't yini:"
she aked (ilorla in her impudcut
(Ctiutinued uu tMfe Dine)
I
(Continued od p tii1) t