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' THE WEATHER
Oregon: Fair tonight and
Wednesday, warmer In west
portion tonight, continued
warm In oast portion, low
humidity, light dry north winds
with Increasing tire hazard.
Temperature: Maximum yester.
day, 80 degrees, minimum to.
day, 44 degrees. Stage of river,
t.i teet. uiroction ot wmo,
west.
Church Will Picnic
Tbe annual nil-church picnic of the
L'eutral Presbyterian church will he
held l'riilay afternoorwind evening nt
ReLinann' Grove on t!i llivcr mail,
uinler tbe joint auspices of the St.
Andrew Brotherhood, the Indira' Aid
euciMyfaWtlie Sunday school. A com
mittee of Professor A. K. Caswell,
lira, ltobert A. Brodie, II. A. Soults
and C. A. Coulter is in charge of ar
rangements. The first automobiles will
leave tbe church at 2:30 n. m. Mein-
hera of the boys' I'ioneer club will hp t
stationed nt Luckey's lodj-e on the
ltiver road to point the way to the
picnic site. The official sport-i pro
gram will begin nt p. in. There will
lie swimming following. Basket dinner
will be Berved at G:ot) o'clock. Ice
cream, cake and coffee will be fur
Lished by the Ladies' Aid and t he Sun
day school. The St. Andrews Brother,
hood is providing ribbon prizes for
the winners of the sports contests.
Eagle Scouts Honored
Kugeue's first group of Boy Scorns
to earn the distinction of "eagle
scout" will be taken to Salem by
automobile, according to phi us of the
local court of honor', where Governor
Waller M. Pierce will pin the badges
on tbeir uniforms. This announcement
was made today by C. It. Clark, seuiit
executive, who says that the seven
boy acouts of troop one who received
honors last night at the troip meet
ing in Hendricks p.irk are on their
way to earn the distinction of boin
tte first "eagle scouts"' in Kugene.
Six of (he boys became "star scouts,"
and one a "life scout." By fall, when
the boys have had nn opportunity to
rarn the required merit badgps for
the honor,, some of them will attain
the highest r.ink.
Guard Makes Showing
A splendid showing of the national
guard in the review at Camp Jackson
was reported by Frank L. Chambers,
president of the Kugene chamber of
commerce, who returned this n.nrniiig
from Medford where he went as an
old guardsman nnd on the invitation
of Cipner.il Georgp White. Many dis
tinguished visitors were prescrtt at
i lie review nt 'J:.t0 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, including Governor Wal
ter M. I'ietce. State Attornpy .encral
Van Winkle, Senators Joseph and
Mosher, nnd about 40 other senators
and representatives. A brigadp dinner
was given nt tl p. m. for the officers
and guests by General White.
Veterans Attend Session
A Kugene delegation to the stnie
convention of the tt, A. It. in Oregon
Cily thin week was headed by . V.
Tromp, commander of the post here.
Those leaving this morning and late
yesterday include: S. Stickels. nrrnm- :
pimied by Mrs. Stickels. II. H. Make- i
and Mrs. Rlnkely. A. J. Trice. S. K.
Coffin, T. II. Jeffer, James O'Connell.
T. N. Plank. Kd A. Krcamer nud It.
T. Mndicott. Mrs. Jennie Higgins and
Mrs. AVilbelminn Kauffman. nnd about
n dozen of the mfubers t 'hp Wn
tuan's Helief Corps will als at'ten 1
tlie meeting.
Groups To Enroll For Defense
Efforts will be made by thf chair
men of the different divisions for
defense day to get all civic, busi
ness, fraternal, religious and other
groups to enlist in the group for the
one day in the I.'nited States army.
n cording to George II. Mc.Morran.
director of Eugene 1 'efense I 'ay
plans. A meeting of the directors
wns held last evening. No parade or
demonstration of any sort will bp
staged. 'AH organizations desiring to
take the oath of allegiance for thp
one-day enlistment may see Mr. Me
Morran who will furnish them with
the rules for administering it, and t Arj7nnn u'toming and Idaho, were
copies to be signed by the members. riljn(,i,
i Thp fire, Battalion Chief ,!nm
Forester Leaves For Month
A general atirvpy of the !-!niie ' Vt .arteiJ in the bn'ipe msnijfartur
bri.lse ih.trirt of the ('ajraile Na- I inJ ,,,rnfent n the i"n'l fi""'.
ti"tial forest area with view t" neeinj !n,8P, fr the lleli(C'a. I l-l'l K'll'
that the land ia being properly i , ),in.reil ..rgnnir.atimi. were hrina
bv en Til per s anil recreation pecker, i ,re, there, and there i' a
:ll be made hr C. It. I.nrkarH, junior I ,. ( material .t're.l in
(Continued on pnje tire)
TAKE OUT THAT
AD
We Sold Our Car
We Rented Our
Apartment
I Found Those
Glasses
Calls
ath
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day
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Attack on Japanese Official
Draws Strong Protest
From Nippon
Diplomatic Corps Decides to
0?en Conference Over
Shanghai Trouble i
(By TIIK ASSOCIATKI) I'KKSS) j
Possible serious development in the
Chinese situation were indicated today '
by reports, in some cases not confirm- ;
ed, of attacks on Japanese officials in '
three cities in South China. In one '
v-.i.' i-. ihv 9ii mug oi a .i.Tiinnpp conBm
at ( hingkinng, nn apology was de
manded and it was intimated Japan
might take strong action if the apol
ogy were i ot m?de,
Ifpports from Ningpo drjcribed the
anti-foreign movement as rampant
and saiil rioters looted a foreign mess
there.
Japanese consuls were reported
tn have beCn stoned both at Chung
k'nng and ( hingkiang. A Japtnese
customs poinmissioper was reported
killed and two Japtnese injured at
ucbow. Tins report was nt con-
firmed.
At I'l-hipj the diplomatic corps d- ;
tided to open negotiations with the ;
Chinese govprninent regarding re-j
spoiiMbility fr the recent Shanghai 1
((.'onlinticd on p.-ipe two)
inn
In
PtUiTI.AMi. I're.. June
Sh t; circuited wires early
day .
started a fire at Irwin-Hod.on print
ing and eiij-raving plant at Fifteenth
ami ( iasan itch, causing an sti-
UWifc.. los nf SIlM.CCfl.
T.ip blaze wis d.scoxcred at 4:-''."t a.
m. tiy th- j.uiit'T when heroine to
work. I!c ran to an adjnpnt engine
cmnpany and turned in the a in r in.
When f'rt companies arrived the
wlnde interior of ' the bsilding was
a maf-s of flume'.
Autniichilp li'jrfnse pistes for sev
eral upsfprn st hps were st'Ted in
the basement and were believed to
have been ruined. The loss is covered
I bj in.Miranre, officials indicated.
It was fearrd ihit several th'-mntid
,M ntana jilates. t -gejher with tmall.'r
. nnmtities intended for Nevada, t'ta'i.
; that ilepirtm'ni
A !a-se .toek of paper ' rililie.l
.r water, l'rea.e. were ruined, type
I ra.e. IJIirneil neTimci rrp.ir. bi.m i" ...
e.i namphleta. eatalnj'te.
and olli'r
pieee. o( pr;n:e. m.iter on t
. 1 fin r i'troyeH.
sec-
Birthday Party is
Enjoyed by Prince
JflHANNKsnl llii. Sail. Africa.
June OP) Th Prince of Wales
ushered in hi. rtlat birthday in the
.mull hour, of the morning, daring
to the light of cndlea and mat. bes
he',,1 by other giesta at a party ti"
by the Itnti.h Empire Service levgue.
The err.rgeney form of ligVir.g
n.ce.sitat.d when th elfctri-ity fail
ed for halt an hour.
HEPDRTS AVER
NEWS TODAY
lire
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21
Ant-Fqre$vMove
'36 Students
Of Eugene
Are Honored
A total of llti students. ... of then. :
from Kugene. received j.rad-'j of all II
or above, accord tig to the grud? re- i
port ot the I'uiversity of Oregon to be j
u -ued tomorrow. Tbe senu r '
with a total of "k ua an-
clashes, j lie sopliomo.-e class cum
nest with US, the freshmen next with
-0. and the juniors last with 10 on
the list. Three special students pi-iced
on the honor rclt.
V ive stm!en:.v from Kugene receiv
ed all I's, or honors, the highest p h
sible grades. They are Orlando J. Mol
lis, all 1; Walter Kvans Ku!d. h-nois
in five subjects, 1 in three; Je;innette
ill. Kdge. a I I; Hnz-1 It. Ilawion, all
I; Corn V, Moore,, all I.
Tap w-'inen lead the men, "." receiv
ing the honors, wM:e -il men were,
placed u the list.
Kugpiip students who placed on iho!
honor roll are l.ee A. Kapp. geology;:
Flaud C. Woolen, education: Joanne
jy ckprson
cducatl n; Justice
Ackersoii. education; t Hive Adams,
pre -law; Is b''lle Anion, romance lan
guage.; eamJ'n M. Anderson, zoo
logy; Helen (i. Auiirewn, sociology;
Winifred K. Andrews, romance lan
guages; Klixnbetb M. Krndwny.
Ingy; Winnefred K, Hrudway. medi
cine; Julia V. ltfanii-iier, Knlish,
Florence 1. Muck. Kngiiwh; I.ois .
Casey. Knglish; Ksthcr I,. Colling
bam, Knglisli; Je.mette U. Kdge; Haz
el K. Ha.vden. botany; Hazel A. John
son. Kugrsli; Klizabeth Karpenstein.
(jcrnmn; K. It. It nkeslce, education;
t,ip nn,klc. economic; Chris H. H e-
srn pi-p-law.. (Irin l. layers, edui-n
(ion ; Kugene Ciillaghan. geology; Uyd
w, Cmw, spond year law; John II.
pivnn, iiKdlcine; Orlando JmIiii Il d-
lis. pre-lnw
t nald N. Jolm-on. geo-
bay; Walter Kvans Kidd. journalism:
Mi'alred V. Mi-A ister, music; lira-"
Il.M'-I icrmott, romniice languigp; Itutb
C. Miller, Kngl nh; Con I'. M''or.
business aoniiiiistrntinn; Frnncfs S.
Schropier. botany; Helen It. Shinu.
innth.nnptics; Malgaret SaVian. jo ir
lialbm. President Leaves j
Tor Summer Visit
WASlIlNC'I'iiN. .I'ine 2:t. --ePi
Presiilen' t'otlidze left Wn -hiricton
toil.iy to arieinl the summer in Swami
urntt. Mn...
rraetiea'ily every inip.'rtnnt pen.l ng
uufHtii.n h. been flispo.ed of by Mr.
foolidre t''liy. altlioiisli n few np
pfint nieiits remain to 1-e made nnd he
.till lia. under e..n dernti'.n .-.me re
pr.rta from the tariff commis-ion re -omniending
rhnn;ei in dutiey. An of
fice hi. I"''ii .et up for the presi
dent ill I.J till. Mns ai d with part of
the exc. utile force there, in. l'lding
Serretary Sander., he will rarry on
sueh l.u.ine.. there a nri.e, i!ur.ng
the .uininer.
Mr. Codidge bnj not annourieed
plan, for h program while in Ma
ancliu.etta. K"r a tlnie. however, it
i. evperted. lie will remain clo.e to
the ....:ou h'me nt White Court,
where he and Mrs. Cooiidge will any.
reiin from the cares of office. It is
itikelv thJt they Kill remain on
the
; lilHn. hii.rtts coast until fal
. ing their stay with a is t
l.re.li-
th Veim.-nt. ti.e h one
of tbe
jires:.
:dent'. father.
Five Forest Fires
I?ornrfpfl at I5PT1fl
ItliM'. "re., June Li-lit" fire,
in the ties'h'Jtes nationil f rest were
.-ill burn.rg this motr.ing. 'Hie of
these, on Snow er"k. w. fir"t re
p..rted late jeslerdsy. None i. wi
r.s. accordir.g to I'-al fore.try offi.
cel..
W'r.tlier c.tnditi.tn. continue has
ard'.us. offieiii. ..id it.:, m rnn.g.
with tl" rel.tite humidity failing r.p
idiy despn lower leti,.era-ure. A
tr.or.ry lookout h.s len .etit to
K'. It it'e. wbd the regu ir .".kout
j mil h tiiere within a ffw daj..
isLGENK, UKEUUX, TIT.S1UY KVKXINCJ, JUNK
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Reorganization of System to
Obliterate State Lines
Entirely
22 Prohibition Districts to
Do Planned With Head
For Each Area
VASHINt;T(N. June 'J.T.OP)
lie-organization of the prohibition en
forcement nystem. Involving oblitera-ti.-n
of otate linei, decentrnliiation -1
authority nnd the creation of new su
pervisory districts concurring with the.
federal judirial districtH, wixs announc
ed today by the treasury.
The sweeping changes are to be
come operative August 1. They are
designed to build up a distinct federal
enforcement tystem, with ut pacrific
ing co-operntitn between federal an!
local enforcement ngencie.
A prohibition administrator will bp
named for each of new prohibition
districts. These appointees, the treni
ury flnnouncrment said, will be cbc
en. for per.Hoii.il fitness and executive
and hustnpM ability." Kach will Iiap
two n-ti'tiiriiH und in addition a
chemist and counsel.
Indications are that nn impori-int
shakeun will tnke nlace nmonc the
enforcement personnel, but Assistant j
Srcretaiy Andrews, who laid out th"
plan, decuned today to discuss tint
phase of the re-orKanisation.
The new program lias Hip npprovil
of president, and in mal:ing it public
Secrpiary Mell n expressed nlfo hi-,
own wliole-hearted support.
S-vrrnl more steps In the proseou
ti' n of Mnrlt Hrooin by the slate o
tlregon for flllejed oi.eration of a
moonshine still were taken in circuit
court (hi. morning for a cliaiige .-f
venue 'ii the grounds ti:.it joiblic
otiiiiion had become nrnused and in
flaiiud on acrount of (he newrpaper
nccoiint. of the arrest of Hr-in.
l-.room had preiiously pl'ndel n- t
iruiltv to the last indict Ilielit. II.. at
torney also asked that the l ol I j
illdi'-tmelits ng:i:list ltroom be .) ia:.hed
and that the defendant lo- dis-lurg. d j
'ic. aii.e the stale had not dilig.'lill)
prosecuted tae ca.e. The m .lion, to .,
was . in ruled by Judge Skipworth. !
The ,ri. oner's bail was r.'duce l
from flC.Isi to J.'l.vat, or .V'l( f .rj
each of (lie seven indiciiiienls. by or- j
der of the court.
I.ate tlii. aftern-on Mark llr.'otn, I
ind.cte.1 for open! ng a li'l'i- r sti!1.
jtosted b.il for tlie seien ilid 't meni s
ur."r wfiich he snl iielo. and was re. .
leased from jail. It.ii! amounted to
.'IVHI. being f -".'h- for e.o Ii offen.e. j
Prineville Weekly j
Paper Hurned out
It KM I. t're.. .lune Kire at
oVlu-k 1 1... morning tle.iroted ihe
pant of the Vntr.! Hregoniai.
weekly ri'aspaper at l'rinvile Ihe
1 i. e.tiii.af'd at le-fwen I'eSai .:i.J
by II. H. J'.nas. rd tor and
puhll'lted.
Stock e.liinstfd at between fl.r,'l
nnd IJVs-i i d'sfo.ed t gethr
wilb three pre.se. Tee f:re .t.rtei
either under ihe building or hetwe-n
the one occupied by the nem.pan-r
and the adjoining laul'.ing. It i
tho ig n.
The I'enit.i (l.-egonnn !. a weekly
paper, pu' l .lied on Th irsdav. Joii.i.
aid Ihi. morn rig t!.st arralig'me.i's
lime been lli.de to ia.u the .awr
thl. rek.
ENFORCEMEN
CHANGE H DRY
IS PENDING
rtj
an!
ELECTION MAY
ORDERED IF
WRIT HONORED
Mandamus Petition is Filed
Demanding Secretary
Issue Call
Contention Made Governor
Had no Right to Veto
Legislative Bill
SA1.EM. (re.. June 23. Contend
ing that tiovernor Tierce did not have
a constitutional right to veto the hill
passed by the UC'i legislatur calling
a Kpecial election in September, an
original proceeding in mandamus w.i
filed in the suprenip court, demindin
that Secretary of Stnto Kozpr call
a special ctate plection on the second
Tuesday of next September. The peti
tion was filrd by Attorney John II.
McS'ary of Salem, on behalf of L. 1..
Swan of Albany, a member of (be
legislature, who appenra as the peti
tioner. MTbo order which wnt signed by
Cbict Justico Mcllride upon presenta
tion today denmnds that the secrpt iry
of state appear on June I'll and show
cauo why (lie special plection sliouil
not be railed.
The act of the legislature which was
vetoed by the governor provided that
the special election should bo called
in 1 referendum was invok
d
against any of the revenue producing
measures tint wore passed by the
legislature, having particular rrfer-
(Continued on page two)
t Hascball Results
AMERICAN
At Philadelphia
Bo on
Philadelphia 't
Hnttprips: Quinn nud IMrinb h
ris. Il nnmel and ( chrsne.
8
At Washington -
New Vnrit I 0 0
Wnrdiingtm. H 11 (I
Hatteriet: Clmcker, 'ergll.'ln and
ItenitMUgh; Ituether, Marberry and
Pliel.
NATIONAL
At Cl,icig.
Cincinnati 1 1
Chirag. H 0
Ilnttprien: 1 i..n'dnie, Mn, It.emiib r
and Krupser; Cooper anil (iunrale.
At Itoston i -1 game f
I'l.il.idelpbia
Itostun
pi
it
Itatterie: l".r!.'ii, t ' ur-h .ltd lien
line; IVr.ilnm, It v mil i;enewbh on I
i;i'.s n.
Al
York l-'d game) -
llroohlin
Neiv V.rk
I'.atter.es
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I let n and .lid
r.hrl
..r: Ma i ll in.
(iowd;.
. New .
r,to m
Sew York . .
Italterle.:
game i
H i:i
: II
and liel.err
iMier and to
I.iitut;er,
At llo.ton (K game)
l-liiladelphia " " '
H...I... 'I -'
it-iMpriett; Itinj n'l i!-"ti; Hume
Mnri'iard. Ysrian. Kjan and '.it'",i.
ST. IllTS. -I'l.e 'J-'l I'ltl'l.'irgb
St. liuis It Ih g-iine. po.'f.oii tl, rain
1 w ' gam., loniorrow.
FORESTERS TO MEET
SAI.KM. lit'., .1 me L'i V. A. Kl
liotl, it.te fore.rer. w.ll confer with
l oi.e W. II. (it'eli, federal forest
er, at 2 o'd'ck todar at the ditn. t
fores'er'. offi. e in I'orihrd r '.nil"
to sta'e forest policies, lin.-r i.-m-ler.
of til- s'ate forester', off, e will
S0 Vis.! I ..loll"! iree; t.-'lt ' t.e
I federal f":
'"ur ''''
ter wiil he ia I'orttai.l
m
PRICE
jf ii&J tl
m sis m m
TT"1
Secretary of
Agriculture
To be Guest
An Informal reception for W. M.
Jnrdlne, secretary of agriculture, who
will be hern Kridny is the plan an
nounced this morning by E. Kugen"
Chadwick, secretary of tho chamber
of commerce. Secretary Jardino will
be met in Medford by his brother, 1M
rector James T. Jardine, f CorvalUs
oi tue Oregon experiment siniion, ann j
mrj- win nrrivo or re irum nosruui rf
Friday morning.
Secretary Jnrdlne will be nt the
cnamtier vi commerce roms irom m
o'cbck until 11 o'clock Friday morn
ing to meet with citizens of Kugene. A
car will be sent from Eugeno to Co -tago
(Jrovo to meet him and escort
him to the city, carrying O. S. Flet
cher, county ngricultnrul agent, Frank
U. Harlow, representative of the local
grange. Jtalph I', I.alrd of Creswell,
represenling tho Farmers' union,
Claude 1. Horer, chairman of the
agricultural committee of the Twelfth
diitrict of the federal reservo bank,
nnd Mr. Chadwjck, represeutativo of
the chamber.
Secretary Jardlne, who has been
making nn agricultural survey, comes
to Kugena from Washington, I). C,
via San Francisco and the southern
route. He will go on to Corvallts with
his brother Friday, and speak at tho
noon luncheon of the I'ortlnnd cham
ber it vr tnmerrfl Snturdny, his one
addrc4 In Oregon, before g'dng on to
Mt titans.
KKI.SO, Wah.. .Tune 23 C41)--Another
mytPry that haa aerved to
nllr the people of KpIko, who already
were arouned by (he shooting to
death lat Friday night of Thomaa
Iiovpry, npwfipajipr pidli"her, haa
been made public by I.ukp H. May,
criminal. 'gUt einnlnyed by Cowliln
county to investigate the Iifivpry mur
der. Thp new nVvelopmpnt InvoU-ea Wil
liam Woodricb, a aalewnian f"r a mo
tor company, who allege b von
Htrtppcf) by an iiiirinmvn man at Hip
point of a gtin at Third nnd Columbia
KtreetH, KelMo, 1 1 :.'t0 o'clock Sunday
night, and ordered to eign a paper.
(tip fMHitPiita of nhich he did not know,
t in Woodrifb' refuMil
Kign tliP
unknown man walked away with tbe
threat "ynti n ill
heforp this time
follow in the fonlstept
f another,"
according to Wnodrieb' story. J
The tuan was dem ril-'-d by Wood- .
rich as inorc than si feet tail, wenr- !
ing a brown ditit of shabby appear:
' a (!, btrk foft mt, gray flatinel
liiif, blaek hhocs. j
i May said to hi.v that be di,nintpd .
the pttrti.il id'-n'ification made jes
h-rdny of Ifie .41 call. . re revolver
' found near the luxlr of I ovcry.
' haw S let found nothing
tanatt'lp t "rk widi." mi id M.ij.
j James Spoom-r '-f W ' t K'-Nn, jp.
; terdn pai'iiHy j r J - j . j f - f tin- -a capon
rh one tie form-rl o.wd.
A I ( 1 1 1 1 To-I'l. f'iriner ni)"r1 ho
returned : e-!cidny and cbnfnd th'
recall el. iti'in v, 1m-ti rc j;'ly r-'inov!
b.io from offi.-.- i,.g.i, d.-i).l
locUv ie.nniirp of n proi inMi.ttirdi for
ll.ntij rlilirr.Hig tlie off i it. 1 1- natd
tir i(H Wlli'ifa- for the hMI.hI of ti.i
attorney, John Cat)', from H- at tie.
.Mule Colt Swims
Safely in Floods
i-r.XM.irro.v ir.. Jun
W hen tic heavy rums of Siiiidii tugl.t
.trues the I'hli. Itfe.lii.g p!i.e neir
I'dot Ito-k and sent it. fl ,..d w.'ers
.witling down a dry gully through
tiie barn).nl, it bore off a little m li
cit b it two d.lM old. 'I be clt w is
g ven uji a. tlrowiird, bo! wis ree.pr
ered four ttilie. d-.wn t,e 'iii)..n,
.i;.prn'ly iiniisrnied Hod was les-er
li) feiurne.l to it. mo'ior .pi-ireofli
none the .i.e f..r the I nj lime H
aueut in th: water.
ON STUKKTS 3c, ON TltAINS
AN1 XfctVS STAXIS
i Mav bo Candidate I
This unuiual photograph of Mrs.
Robort M. LaFollotta, widow of tha
lato aonator from Wisconsin, .how.
hor wloldlng a broom at hor homo.
Sho Insist, upon doing much ot har
awn housework. Mri. LaFollotta la
montlonod aa a candidate to taka up
tha atandard borna by hor Into hus
band. '
IE
MAIMSllN, Wia June 23. (D
Tha progrPrirlve of tha nation are
I oklng to tlioio In Wiiconaln "to
make no miatake at this critical hour"
Senator (Jeorga Norrla, rppubll
can, Nebraska, declared today In a
formal atolement, II came hsra to
attend tha funeral yetlerday of Sen
ator Hobert M. Irollette.
Tho death of our great leadpr,
tntint not b takpn aa any disintegra
tion In our ranks," he nald. "Petty
Jenlounip and perianal ambition
in u p. t bp forgotten.
"The banner of human freedom
that has fnllen from hi hands muat
be raised aloft and the fight carried
on until happiness shall rnme to every
lime and Joy be pnihnmed at eery
fircMde."
Henator N'orris coufprrcd li night
ith Mrs. I.al-VllPtte and with aer
t ernl leader
f thp UKollelta follew-
I t .l ..... ft ...ae.1.1 .llii.n t,
; ern in r '
(be selection of a uveor to ren-
" m v ft
1 ' ill !
.ign these papers 1 nlor l.a Kollette prdisbljf will ba or
toinorroiv night ordered In the near future by (lover-
; nor Itlaine.
A proposal ha. been put f.rwaril
that Mr., l.nK.dletle became a can
didate, hut she It.ia made no public all-
nouncenipnt to her attitude. Mean
iim, Ihp narnea of icveral prominent
(Continued on page tw-)
The f.tory .4 Far
.
(il.HHIA t;tiltliiN. heii-itiful flap
per, marries PICK C.IIKflDin. a
.iruggling lawyer. H' r id. a of mar
nage is fun and fine clothe, . . . but
work or ,bi!dr-.'
I lie's borrows his mother's liiai'l.
M l,Hl' to I' ' 'i 'll'ina 1
ll.it .lie refiis lo learn Later,
Masgie leaie., ili-gutid with lilorui s
.,1.1 p.. t.". 'I hit
It.Wiillll.ll SWVNSIIN, although
i,.k teli h. r thei cu t afford a
ma d. M- r r truvagacce swatnjis
In. k euli debt-.
I iloria h-irnis to see a gvat deal
of STAM.KY W.UHITtN'. an actor
Willi whom she become, infatuated.
l, r l.e.r fi.ei.d. MY HKYMl H it.
,,f. r.f Ml JIHIN SKVMol It. begs
,,.r not 1. 1 see Naiburi; .e tells h-r
how she, heiM-lf, has been .ttutihed
I,,.,.,, ,.e of a f
h-h love affair with
Mii'IIIKU tiltK'i
lilona to mend her
JIM I
llltl.
Mtr i:
also, beg.
n, k b.o en ilai.g. rously ill Willi I
HORiE
EDITION
NO. 144
T
Southern Pacific Petitions
For Construction of
40-Mile Project
Modoo Northern Road Plan
13 Now Before Federal
Commission
WASHINGTON, Jim 23. The
Central Pacific railroad hai asked th
I. C. C perminalon today to construct
forty ndles of new railroad from
Klamath Fallf. Ore., to Cornell, Cal.
Tha line will allow the Southern Pa
cific lyatera of which the Central Pa
cific ti a part, to maintain direct line
Bprrlca between San Kraneiico and
Ogden, t:tah, bealdes developing cen
tral Oregon.
MODOO NORTHERN LINE
POUTLANP, Ore., Juno 2.1. Tha
extension which tha Southern Pacific
through It a subsidiary, the Central
Pacific, la seeking to build to Cornell
from Klamath Falls Is the line known
ns the Modoc Northern.
Cornell, 40 miles southeasterly from
Klamath Falls, is the point in north
ern California to which Ilalpb Hudd,
president of tha Oretit Northern Hall
way company said while in Portland
Saturday, tha tireat Northern and
Northern Pacific's Oregon Trunk rail
way la projected from Hend vli
Klamath Falls to a Han Francisco
connection.
T
prnrorE, June 0P
Five men early today rohhed tha
First National bank at Shullhurg,
Wis., and escaped In an automobile.
It Is reported they secured In excess
of 10.iy.
AVhlle three of the robbers terroris
ed cltiitens, wh wpre on the streets,
the other two gained entrance to the
hank through a window and blew tha
vault. All telephone wires to thp town
wpre cut.
Tha pair on guard duty, fired t
number of shots when townspeople
aroused by the explosions about 3 t.
m, appeared at doors or windows.
No ono wn wounded. Before entering
the town, th telephone wires were
cut. There is ho night policeman on
duty. Jame Simpson, president of tha
First National Bank, said the loss ,
would ha large, but that thpre wia ;
such confusion that hp was unaldt to
git? an pntiinatp of thp amount of the
, lour.
I pneiiniotila. bile be ia recovering,
Wajburn tells (iloria ha expects to
York, lie needs money, tiloria get.
from Hick's secretary, .MISS
Nl KAN IlltllillS, by telling her sh
wants it to have some gardening iluna
as a surprise to lick.
Vavburn promises lo pay it bac't
within three weeks, tiloria goes
shopping to buy a new dress, o as
to appear attractive in Wainum
eyes. She disrnvers, to h'T horror,
that .he is getting tilt.
Now go on With the Story
'THAT night l.loria ate nn dinner.
' When I Hck bad finished his,
and Kanghihl had carried the trar
;. low n. fairs, l.loria went into his room.
! 'T.o..k at tne, liikky." she saij.
"Am I getting loo fat?"
I in k looked at her critically aa
1 she turned slowly around before hint.
"Yon b.ok jti-t the Hume to tue aa
'ton always hioe," he s.lhl at lust.
i
KLAIT
TO CORNELL S
HOUTESOUGH
IS
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