The Eugene guard., June 24, 1925, Image 1

lit is Vacation and Outing Time-And it
is "the Season for Forest Fires-Be Careful When you go Into the Woods
City News
THE WEATHER
OREGON: Fair and contln
tli warm tonight and Thurs
lay. Light dry northerly winds.
Timpfature: Maximum yester
day 82 degrees; minimum SO
degrees. Stage of river 2.2
(eel. Direction of wind, south
cut. 1
E-30IV2E
EDITION
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TODAY'S NEWS TODAY
i.LGKM; OUEUUX, AVEDXESDAY KVKNING, .JUNK 24, W27
PR CF 0N iO'HKKTS 3c, ON TUA1NS
1 ttV,l-. AM, xfrws STANDS rv
XO. 14)
IS
Lecture On First Aid
I
lr. K. H. ntuu wm deliver a lec-
,3re on Iirsi iu ft ij.tii.uus ur-
I,, Of " "': " "- -
iilid b!1 Tom CrallI,m' 'hiof of the
ivrrtllis 'ire department, nnd one of
,je date's leading fire cniels, at the
t ball tonight. Members. of the Eh-
iDe lire uripun'""". i wn.uip
in4 regulars, as well as linemen an.i
Inner employes . 01 . uie .mountain
Mites Vower company, will nttenl
h, lecture. Any other J-.njrene per-
I,B interested tire welcome to at
tui icrording to V. E. Nusbaum.
f-re thief. Mr.-Grcham is expected 10
'-riflf a:ong his iri-iniitun, nun
.Hiiwistratc methods of reviving pcr-
.pn5 overcome ar. iires. lie cnmluotod
ae fireman'a sclionl nt Corvaliis la-4
l-ear, at which lectures on first ail
here given daily. Methods of tinnda;-
inf turn?, cuts, bruises and brok"1!
limbs will be discussed and where
,.rict;cable demonstrations will bi
fida. Lectures similar to the one
-ivea tonight have already been con
tacted ir. other fire departments of
nuthern .Oregon towns under au,-
ftt of the Red Cross chapters.
Field Secretary Coming
Wesley H. Lees of Washington. D.
C, field secretary of the chamber of
commerce of America, will be in Ku
cene on Friday, according to word
received this morning by Eugene
'hadvvick, local secretary. He is vis-
i'iag communities tnrotigaout tne
country in the interest of the national
ibamber, and will come here from
Klamath Falls. He had previously
expected to be here today or tomor-
-o .Mr. L,ees will corner witn oni-
Icers and members of the chamber of
commerce here, and make a general
survey of business and industrial eon-
IditiouB in Eugene and vicinity be
fore goiug on to other cities of the
northwest.
Bank Anniversary Celebrated
The directors, officers nnd employes
ri the United States National bank
,'ct rated the tenth anniversary of
be union of the United States X l-
onal and the Eugene Loan and Sav
on bank with a banquet last night
a the Eugene hotel. W. W. Calkins.
resident, niade an address on the
itiilrond bond issue project, and David
Aulil, vice-president spoke on the
business of the bank from the point of
new of service. I,, p. Bcrkwith aln
Crank Jenkins gave Fhort talks. Ni-
ban E. Tarrett was tonstmast-r.
I'rank McAlUter enve n horn soli ac
companied by Mrs. Ella llelmanno,
and Kenneth Strnwn gave two read-
Grading Work Rapid-
All the grading work on the Natron
cut-off will be completed by this fall,
reports V. W. Winter of Rajotte and
Winter, sub-contracting for grading
work on one aection of the road. Mr.
Winter is in Eugene for a few days
transacting business, and says that
work is being carried on at top speed
at the present time. The Southern
I'acifie has a 17 million dollar invest
ment in the Natron cut-off, he says,
nd is rushing the work in order to
reduce the heavy interest on the in
vestment. Mr. Winter's company is
contracting from McFee Brothers '
f Seattle, .nd the two contractors
hve a monthly payroll of SUTO.OOO. :
Mr. Winter'ii firm emnlovs OOO mm. 1
Ike conatruclion on the Natron cut-!
"1 i the heaviest piece of railroad I
conctriK'tion now being carried on in
the United States, according to the
contractor.
PuMotllce Movo Opposw)
Kftnrts being made by ownera of
'lie Ktlwnrtis Fawmill at Iandai to
taie the Landax postoffice moved
trlIn it place on the highway to
a '!"t above the mill and off the real
to atrommodate them and a few fam
il'a living there ia being opposed by
"her ridente of Landnz, according
It P. Coburn of I.andax who visit-
in K'igene jrstcrdar.
'- Spaeth Here
fr- Puncan fpaeth of Princeton t
University is a campus visitor this
(Continued on page five)
FOR SALE!
Sewing Machine
German Police
Pups
Diamond Ring
Form the habit of reading
fiur classified page each day.
"ill be time well rent.
Europeans Killed by Chinese
E
Rioting Renewed 'And Many,
Flee City; Situation is
Growing Worse
Preparations Under
For Demonstrations
Several Cities
Way
at
(By The Associated Freas)
In renewed rioting at Canton sev
ernl Europeans were killed nnd a
number wounded. Women and children
are fleeing from the city and about
of the refugees, including som
-0 Americans hnve arrived at Hong
kong, the Itritish colony.
Preparations are being made in
many Chinese cities fr demonstra
tions tomorrow which is the dragon
dny festival. Shanghai dispatches say
the success or failure of these detn
nnstrations may materially affect the
crtire Chinese situation. ,
Shanghai and its suburbs are under
martial law in rendincss for possibili
ties. Itepnrts generally indicated a con
tinuing grave situation in South China
although messages from Ningpo,
where a serious condition was re
ported yesterday said the crisis there
had passed.
Itepnrts from Mukden, the Man
churian capital, received at Feking,
deny that anti-foreign demonstrations
have taken place there although a
Imdon newspaper printed reports in
sisting there had been trouble in
Mukden.
It developed that the British con
(Continued on page six)
1 i
, . . , . n- , i
Eugrno sweltered today in !m tlf-
of hf.nta wv r(.Cord of high 1
trmn(.ratr0 for ,h(. mmm.
WhiI olf, S(tj worked overtime.
.(,.ir and :
i business mm
,,lrnP, nn xe rloctrir fans in thfir
fH RpPPa
Housewives who
ventured away from
home donned
their light summer dresses
f ging-
horns, voiles or printed silks, and
turned the card over for 10 pounds
more of ice.
Ice cream and soda fountains did a
record business, while the mill race,
and swimming holes contiguous to the
itv were crowded with boys and
girls seeking relief from the weather.
Everyone hoped that the cool ,
breeie that tempered yeFteruay an- ;
ernoon's hot weather would appear ;
again this evening. Last night was .
fairly cool, the mercury dropping to
40 degrees. The forecast is lor con
tinned warm weather, with little in
dication of coming rains.
The spell of warm weather has
i .1.;... h nnd tn most of the
crops and seasonal fruits, according
i to agricultural experts, and although
the
forest fire hazards nave a"n
greatly increased, they are sanguine
over the results of careful protective
measures being observed.
OREGON SWELTERS j
portTI.ANI'. "re. June J4. leW - ,
Oregon was hit by sheltering weather
today. The thermometer stood at I
at P ortland at 1 p. rn.
Marhfield retried all heat ree.
or.ls broken there with official tern
peratura of n the aha.le. Salem
reported ail beat records for J'in
broken Kith a reading of 1-0 at 1
ylo.'k. Medf.rd reporte.1 W- The
fire hanrd is becoming greater evil
k,.ur. Kdard I,. Wells, government
nte,.r-.!of-t '.' hi,h
..rthe.t to ,r",
f.irests rap 'lly.
, Itosebiirg reported 'M degrees.
mm op
GANTON LEAV
Blaze Forces
Many io Flee
To Save Lives
Fire, oripnatinj- from it defective
! stove, swept throujh the Anne cnf
1 nt S8n Willamette street, completely
destroyed the enfe, ami did serious
damage io the rr.tr or Hi r'w .f
sma11 frar ruiuiinKs m Fifth and
luiuroene turret ut i o clock tn. ;
morning. j
Total damage !. variously estimated j
from $1."00 to f'JOOO. The buildings
are owned by E,
.T Krnsirr. ."ill.'l Ninth '
avenue east, who recently obtained '
special permUsion fr :m the city coun
cil to move them from the corner M
adjo-.n the Terminal hotel, in order fo
grant a lease to the service station
which will occupy the cijrner.
There is no insurance, according to
Mr. Frasier.
The Acme cafe is owned by 'Mrs.
Murie Itcyn' Ids. who lived in a tent
adjoining. The t-nt burned, although
most of their belongings were f rived.
The New York rooms, owned by Koy
Hench were d.imagfd to the extent ,f
$50 by the loss f curtains ami win
dows. A small e nfeetionery ownrd by (i.
B. II row n, between .the restaurant
and shoe repair shop was slightly
damn get! in the rear.
Smoke fil'ed the streets, nnd ,l;im-
Strait, night pitrolman, fired his r--,
volvcr severiil times to awake the I
roomers in the New York rooming j
house (trie man b ft the rooms in his j
pajania. nly to find he he 1 left his J
false teeth, so he fought his w:y
through the smoke up the rtairs to
get them. Another, partly nverfine'
by smoke, was nss!sted from the
burning building by fireman.
Itetvpy CampSoll. acting night clik
in the postoffice. ma fie ihrie trips
the stairway through the smoke
awaken the fleeping n omers.
Newspaper Comic
Stressed as Tonic
NEW YOKK. June 21. -lP-Iiead
the new pa per comic sections, culti
vate a taste for good storirs ami look
nn the humorous s de of life if you
would be healthy, wns (lie advice
given today by Itr. Frederi'-k S.
Seward, neurologist nf tioshen. N.
1 " nt ,no 'um Bum r"n""-
tin of the Amorican Ins-itu.e of
Homeopathy.
"I'rf '" rU-
f d. Vibn ty into rnRe on tbf alixiitest
I Provoratu
ore rflnil.t ites fir nerve
; einauanon na nrn n inn. it. .-ew
; ra eat'l. I .aimfe neurameni'-s to
look for the ftinny s:ile of life, rue j
liberal sprinkling of our new spnpers
w ith comic strips is a (lerid'l.v bene-J
ficial tiling from o health atuniioint." I
Baseball Results
'AMERICAN
Philadelphia
It. II. K.
.A S -
.:. is ?'
Pirin.ch ;
i
i
' n. ii. k. i
. s i
.R H l
Taylor;
Rof ton
Philadelphia
Flatteries: Khmke and
firay and Cochrane.
I
NATIONAL
At New York, In gime -
ftrookljn
New York
Hatteries: tlrimes and
Greenfield and Snider.
At New York (CM game)-
llr oklin l
New York ' ' -
Itatteri's: 't-boroe an'i !elerr.';.
NVhf, Winr. Ian an'i iinj, i'--
in'.
At St. lynns. Pi gsme 11. II. K.
I'ittiburfh fl -
St. !.o!i.. " 0
Ilatter.e: Yd, Shefh-m and Jooi i;
Hr-nea and O Terrell.
At !.'.t"n 11 H
rbi'3dl;-t v H 1
M,.ton - 1
iatteri': Htts and Vil'n; O n
y and O'Neill.
At h:rt 'innanu Ch. ag-
gime poatpooed; nuiL
OFFICIALS!
ENFORCEMENT
POSTS TALKED
State and Local Politics to
Have no Influence in
Appointments
New Prohibition Program i3
Eclng Made Ready for
Action, Report
I WASHINGTON. June 21 -!
Stat and local political influences
are ti be shovrd aside in filing new
administrative poMs in the prohiSI
I .nn enforcement organization, it wn
j indicated tod.iy at the treasury, wherj
Assistant Secretary Andrews, was
busy on pans for the new regim1. It
! was freely predated mat the asist-
ant serrrMry would f:!l many of t!l
'2'2 divisional adininistrstive posts In
' eoniinentiil I'nited Statt-s with men
i fr iu districts other than those in
which tltey will serve.
Congicssi' nal iiifhiencrn in the pat
' has wrighed heavily in the selection
of federni directors for states nnd ;n
the selection of many other nib.ii
dinate officinls and the treasury h;n
not hern satisfied with ome of th-'
men thii nnnicd.
Mr. Andr-ws strd tday he wmih.
not retain in on whoe integrity li.t
boon oiietloiKd and who did noi
meaMire up an producers of resu'is.
The wliole list of present offirinls wiil
be gone over bef. re the news svste.n
gnrn into operation August 1, to de
termine how many of them will Ir
asked to st:iy.
To obtain the t.vpo of iwlmiimlr i
tors he scrkt, ihe nsvstant spcro(nry
h;is nuked C- innt rdleM Jener il M'-
Cnrl for a ruling on the salary que -
ontiliuecl on page six)
Springfield
Girl Shoots
Self in Body
Jeinette Myert. 16-year.old
girl of Sprlnofiotd. Is nt the Pa
cific Christian hospital this after
noon following what Is believed
to have been an attempt at sul-
clcd about noon today.
Thcr shot was fired by the girl
In nor own room, and her mother
rushed to the spot. The bullot
on tared the left breast, parsing
through tho lower part of the
left lung, and coming out through
the bark. Th-j shooting was done
with a small calibre Colt revol
vor. Hopes for her recovery are
cntertalnci by Dr. Eugine Km
It of Springfield, who agisted
the girl's physician.
She Is the adoptrd daughter
of Mr, and Mrs, A. F. Myers,
Fourth and D streets, Spring
field. Dr. ft. P. Morlenien of
Springfield attended the girl at
Springfield and then had her
brought to the hospital here
shortly before I p. m. The pos
sible motive for the art Is said to
have been a scolding by hrr
mother.
Prisoners Taken
To Penitentiary
j Sheriff Freak Taj It and Pepuiv
Van Hrgrverud left f-r H.i!rn th.n
morn ng, taking William Weaimpe
thn wBtnd to two earB in
the sa'e penitentiary on a h"'k of
fD. and Arthjr rell, who m to
rtP three years f r a similar of
ftn-e.
A thild Rnemher of lit pirty
Parma Ks-h, hi rapd prn-n her
through ihe mef ') of J-idg V.
Skipworth. who eenteti'd th joijlb
j tu two yr in the pein'etj'.ary an'i
! paroled bini t" b;i mother. Mre. Harah
j Ka b, he rtsids at liubt-ard.
DEMAND IDE
F
State Declares Dofendant
Guilty of Murdering
Foster Son
Indirect Confessions Aro
Attributed in Talk
Before Jurors
CHlt AliO, June 21. t)ludi- j
rect confessions he attributed to the,
defendant were the burden of the
jury address today of (ieorge E. (ior- !
man, first assistant state's nttorney,
first speaker in the Shepherd mur
der trial. In opening yesterday, (ior
man demanded the death penalty fur
William 1. Shepherd for the "coldly
calculated, brutal murder'' of Hilly
Mel lint nek, his millionaire fos'er
fton, by administering typhoid germ.
Many pieces of evidence whih
Shepherd was not questioned about
yesteid:iy were held up by (iormnn as
iiiii'ontriidieied evidence in this case,
Shepherd d d not deny them when he
vn on the witness stand and was
given an opportunity.
The Shophenls' visit to friends nl
Alluiiucrpic, N. M., shortly after
Hillv's fleath was torimd by tioruum
as "flight inspired by n guilty vn
scictice." "He wanted to put aa much li h
t;i licit between himself mid the M'-riie
of his crime as w.is possible. " (ior
uiau shotiled.
Shephord's (nnversaiion with Miss
iMabelle 1'of.e, Ililly's fiancee, about
Hilly 's iat hoiiis and its effect upon 1
tho youtli'M pliii-al condition, " w.is
1 the 'vdi e
of n guilty cotiscieinT," do-
assistant stale" iiitMitu'V,
dared tli
"Kll.lllllll r;UlH t rv:ur llillt till
RAine wit imt worth tin $10m.iiim
iroimm-.l," ( ior man en.il ruiicrrniii
the Rtnlr'n ilncf witrifMi ond rufi'is
rtl nfi'mnplirc of SliPplii-i'l. "It w.in
, in Rlnlty cfiiiMi if lice wliiili prompt rl
t.im tii rliniiRc h in il"inU!n tn nn nliiiii
sion "f tlif fjolt Ih:it Ii- lm lirlpcil
Sltt-phfiil. Ami rti:mi:u tfl Ju lif
ilirl Kip Sli- pl)'il tlioete B'-riiin.
"If lit ili'l not wliy .till lie bo Cm-
(l 'onl iimi-il on pnjr two)
T
eie,l here this afternoon. ,i,
'
perntioim are l.ing eu-pTHleit
fight the Mere, ATfiiin. logxmz
auperiiitendent af th iMuip report i.
The blnre tsrfed '' 'dentally th.n
morning at I nV.o k nenr ttie log
ging opera f ion. Tiiere ! roniderflll?
dinger that it may f!resd and d- i-on-niderabl
damsg", hf al Hoofh Kelly
men ny, hut eery effort i being
toad to a i ert a genera' ronflngra-ti'-n.
With the bunnlity t ''. 'h dan
ger p -in, and temperature at !'. Ib
li'ifteat it h hein ih.s yar, , luui
mermeji and forenfry uteri are watch
ing for e gnf of trouble.
No fire have hern reported in the
Cascade or HiunJ w i)n't"nai forest a
sa yet, but flit rarig-rs and pi'roJm-Ti
are keepini in t"Uii with rnngem of
fl'e b) phone.
MAN IS SUICIDE
Poim.ANP. Or. June L'l (r-
ry F. W.KMibrad. loa mnneg'-r t a
rorT'p"iider!ee f hoo', ttt't d hi hf
br jumping into tie Wii!-!oM ri -
frorfi the Hroiidw ay hrufge iat tttz'u:
H i Ui'iy m re'Oierd t 'daj. I(e!i
lues wr iitirtlde to a'""ini f ,r in
ft. He hud appenrM, herf.. rT-i-d.y,
and lad Jut frfi tr--m id
juriet mifferrd in 4n af j-.Vnt e.er-.J
i- btta ago.
oo see
DEATH DEGREE
FKiHTlXTr FOll LIKE
! Hero la akolrh ol William D. Shophnrd at ho look on (h wllnati
alnnd In his own dofonae al hla Irlnl lor Iho aliened murdor of hla million.
I alio ward, William MoCllntonk. Shoplurd donlod all ol the chlol allooa
j llona or (ha alnlo.
ARCTIGSHIPSWITH JUHD REGENTS PUIH
NAVAL ULTIMATUM 1WPR1NCET0W TOLD
WASHINGTON, .I'ltie 21. - 'P -After
I hi tinv) ilrpiirtimMit IkhI llircnt
in((l lo'lu.v to wiili-lrnvv from pnrtiH
piitiim in Ih" Mnr.Mill.il. ,n lif rx
p.vjilion, lli Nntiorml tifuRrnpliir o-cli-fy.
Joint hpoiihor of tin- uii'l-'i ink
1 1 iK niiiMOnict'-l llint nn nt,r-''in"nt liml
lic.-n rt'in-ln'.l nn'l iIip rxplorntloii
wnuM Io i-iirrii'il lliroimli nn plniintwl.
Th" nn vy hiMxt.-ii nn Hi liiNtnlln
lion on tin I'rnrj, iip of Hip uliipi ff
the i-ipc-lition of navy lonx wave
ni'lio iiipiirntiiw, whiih tin'! l"'-n Wft
iM-hin.l. It rtir-ln-t I In- i--piipni"iil iiottl.
to H.hIim'j h tlif (IrHduj'-r I ut nit in
to hi' put nlmnnl lh" IVacy.
WAHU!N(i'lN. .limp "I OT) -An
uliiiiintum r:illni(t for llif rr-turn of
ill" nny ( (Hitinjc nt wit Ii tlif .Mm
MjIIsii Ar-t!i cxpfihtion onl"n im)
wirdi'm c-pjipffifiit in in h f : 1 1 I 'n tin-
xpli.r nt ii'ii Jili !! I'rity. I'"" ,rr,i l"'
icil by tin imvy (J'-pirtnn-ni
' " ' .' '' ' ",' '
lut num. I '.iiinniii !-r lljrd, hftitl.i.i
the i.hvj frn'tinwnt with tli uprd -(ion
h l nnnoini' r ) he would ref'T lb"
.ueiii,n to t'onift'.iii'b'r Mn -Millan
Tie expi'di-ti n mni'd Willi a frh'Vt
wne Md.n ket il.-Kti 'ii l-V a piiV;ie
i-orporation. The tuny d'p",f""'"'
miid ifwt'iy this app:iratiM had de.elop.
d trtoibi-.
FLEET GOES NORTH
t jOPNKY, N, S, Juii -1
' Tli- iViirt. f.r - of the M
I til
1 Arrti.- rioiit:nn "lni li! arri
I iContuiiied on page tw t)
Mrs, Scott Passes
Away in Portland
S I'OIITI.AM'. Ore
' garet MH'heMi)
i !ate Ifarrey W. H .
tor, dit-d b'-re l'ln
' of four in-ntba Mi
, .fun Mir
.ti, H;d"W of lb
It. I'.irlUid ed
after an l!!n""
i t w us bi.rii
i I.nfroKr. 'n , Auguet "J. 1W. She
' n married to Mr - .,t( in l7 a A
' lhy came Io rrilat.d (ha year. Mr,
; S'oft wan editor of the Mrnt:ig Ore
' gnriiau until he died in I!'!". Sirs.
'.S-ott in eirvn-ed hy two I.l
M. Hcott, Ambrose H So'f, aid one
j daugiter, Mrs. i.eroy U. I tehU.
Tlii nrgnntr.ntlon nf tli goverpltn
body of rrlnwinn univrriliy, the
honrit (ritJ-tfcn, nnd (lie ri-iulloin
with thr fnrully at tht liiotltiitlnn
wrrt fxpliiinril IimIi v upon rr'pn"!
by I'r. Phi ran Spitfth. of thi l'nu
ll.li !-pnrlmiit nf I'rlnrfto, nml n
noir.l t-iluratnr, l'r. Hpaeth han brrn
a iiiPin trr nf tin fnrulty of Iho 1'nl
vrnliy of Orrffoit niiniin'r ai-stilon
Ni-veii linii'H, nnd in well erqiinlMrd
with nomlitionn esintlng Iiti. Il la
itoppins in Diijrrni f'r " 'w ''
wlnlf rn rmiia to tin I ' niverwity "f
SoikIktu ('iilifnrnia. wlir h will
inirh thin iimmrr.
Pr. Spafth siok vrry highly of
tin il-'t-nrlment of drama nt the iinl-
ir.it-, nlirl he ronitiifti'lrd the de
piiriiiifnt of ptul' H.tphy for th work
(contmui-d on p.ige tn
. , JHoaWcO Burtm
" '
I The Btory so Far
! (M.oltlA ;oi(pn, hfrtutiful flep
pcr. marriea PK'K liHHiOltY. a
ptruggling Inwjer. M'-r idea of mar
: riage Ifi fun and fine rloihn . . . and
no wrk or ehildrMi.
( pj.k horrowa MA'iH'. " moth-4-r'
maid, Io tr b Gloria to rm.fc.
' lt.it, to the digut f M'-'IIKU
' liltKfKUiY. Gloria -on t lr to haru.
At l-t Maggi lenv-M berau-i- of (Ho-
r,a'a W;I-1 parlie.,.
Th'-n Moris . Inrea HANfillM.P
iHWANSOV, although Pi' k fiN ''"r
! ll,.-y rn:.'t afford ft i'.'d- And -h
swamps Pik with ("r n'
5 cloih-'n and nn automobile,
i Pick in dangrou-lT ill wi'h pn"U
j moiii-i Purmg the l.t of h rrov
. err. tiioria m grvit dal of
STAM.FY WAMM UN. " t,,r
Imlh limit une- i" infat'iatr.1. Ilrr
fi . id, MAY SKYM'' H, 'f"
1 1( JOf HIVMOI It, warns he,
armt bring aeen with Wajhurn .he
it'll t.ioria how he it hf'-n nubbetl
bz-. au. jt m fo-'li-h l"ve affair th
! JIM fAUKWK.
j Wn.itojrn till (ilrm he br.- been
'offered a joh In w - " neetn
money, iioria g" 'l ior no i
Puk tecretar), MlH HHIOOd. the j
EACH ASSERTS
RiGHTTO RULE
CITYCOUNC LS
A. Rurio Todd Appoints
New Set of Officials to
Take Government
Thomas Dovery Eulogused
by Recalled Chief at
Mass Meeting
KRLSO, Wash., June 24. Two
municipal governmenta, each aasofted
rule today over thla city of 3,000,
where Thomas Iiovery, editor, waa aa
aassinntrd Friday after a ear'e fac
tionalism in which A. Kurlo Todd
wae recalled June 3, from the offica
of mayor.
Todd tnrtny, following declarations
at meeting of hia fnllewera last
night, when he addreaned K'OO in the
open air, Appointed five men to be
councllmen and limm-d others to nd-
mlnlstratlvo posts. Mennwhils Nat
Sin idj, Installed ns mayor after the
recall, nnd cmincilnten put Into office
with Mm, continued to perform.
The men tn he nninril for the coun
cil, ho sn)b. tire:
Trunk Hwhuit, t'lipitalist ; and
Chnrlee ('nrulln-ri, dirrrtor of Ihe
Cow-lita county hunk, for the f,rt
ward; A. l'enlinll. South Kelwi gru-ci-r,
accond wmil; .luliii K. Johnnon,
Went Helen. tohhltT nnd K. t. -Mer-rlninn.
Went Ki'Nu, rent? or, for Hie
thirtl ward. llhlMr coum ilinrn, who
nre niruihfr of tin prcm-nt . coiiii' il,
Jn.-k II,.)! Rt)d W. O. Mnllory. Todd
regiirda Ihill and Mntlory ni the only
niointii'rn of the prcHmt city i-minril,
who hold Hi-'ir offi.-m h-K.tlly.
Appointrnetits Made
Tmld srtya h uppointt'i'-i f r city
office will e: Krcd 1'. Hiiwu' t). city
engineer; .lurk Scott, fin? ehit-fj Koly
Oiituiuii, witter superuiti'iident ; T, H.
I In men, polii-tj judife; i'rrd I.osey,
.hit f of pitirt; Jmk NfWtoii, police
Merx'nnt; John A. Pavia, street u-
perintenilrnt ; Jor llfiuhrp, hridjte eu
perintMidt'iit ; Pr. II. C, It. Norri.
city health officer and Mrs. I.illma
Cook, city librarian.
Neceasnry court pron-dure to kgnl-
Ixn ltis npinintments will he taken,
Todd nnyii.
Meanwhile, the P.n.lth adininlm ra
tion rhy rnuni'il met last evening In
the city auditorium and considered
lornl Improvement district plmis and
other g'-nernl affnirj of the city.
At wlutt is anid to hae been the
largest slithering evrr sen In the city
park, Todd upoke ffr an hour Ia?it
night on ivie of the pi I nnd pres
ent in city and county sffnirs. and
i ((".niintid on pnv sis)
Iftl
Minn llrigg the money li to be
epnt on ror buehe ant trellises
fr .ihe hoii.ie.
Mie giM-4 nding in her enr with
Wnjburn. who tells her th.it ftonra
('h'ltrk, an nrtr, in going to he in
bin company in New York, flloria,
i who in Jalotj of tfit a-'irehi, Tries.
! Now go on With the Story
' jl.OJtl A w ent on rrying quiet ir.
j Then, pre-ieniiy, Kiif tiried her
i tea,- on a 1 1 1 1 it wet biiit of a ramhric
hamlkerrhtef. Sbe I-u.krd up at W(iy
burn with et, red-rmuned erH.
"How run I hdp cr) ing ?" she
aska-fl. "It H bad rnougli Io think of
ijour going awaj -but to think; tiiat
Ijoti'r.' going where tlnit t'hotek wotn
' an i. . . ."
I Oh. it uaM .h, mit-'h! (iloria hurt
i into frio-h .nobs.
Watbijru put hU arm around hr.
Tbre w an a b'fiH of amtoi ance in
' hin eye-. Ne.thing in the world bored
' him tpiit mi irun'h a a woman In
t-arn. It ridih.'d Ii t of all the beauty
' tiiat mndi her a Ihrilln-g nmipani.m.
I "Oh, fofnc, come, liu--ei;" hf naid
impatiently. "On!y a few dtiya ago
were read awl willing lo-vt-r to
I me agaiti! Kow come )-u vi
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