The Eugene guard., June 27, 1925, Image 1

fot too hot; Not tooCool-Thats the Condition of the Weather in Eugene Today and Most Other Summer Days
City News
THE WEATHER
Oregon: Generally cloudy to.
night and Sunday. Cooler In the
Interior. Moderate west winds.
Temperature: Maximum yestor.
lay. 9n degrees; minimum, 51
Itgrer. Stage of river, 2 feet.
Direction of wind. west.
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NO. 113
Ulcers Quit Job
Vbru laborers on 1,16 -iurn cut
;f ranatrtiction above Oakridce want
, fflebratn the Fourth of July they
don't aK ior a "i v,
!iT.0fft or turn in their rcsifinationv
jut rjuit. And they are quit
cuf dow, by the scores, according to
rord brought to Eugene by visitors
the construction camps. I Miaily
llboQt this time the big labor turnover
t, experienced at the railroad camp.
-a iii.tr it has already commenced is
i!-!:.,.! Iiv tnniiv railroad men. After I
prut, j -
the workers celebrate the Fourth of
Ju'r week and spend most of their
coney x are rea('.v to return to
ork, and the contractors will fill up
heir ranks from those who come
back to be hired ou the juh again.
Many w--- e fiC1't rom ,ut? employ
went bureau in Portland. Had road
wnilitioiis have delayed the big spriiijj
turnover, according to local infonna
jo, but now the men can move easily
jfoin one place to another, and show
lompunction about laying dowu their
ools and quitting wheu the spirit
joves them.
Scouts EnteHalned
Two Hoy Scouts, hiking up the Pa
die highway from .California, visited
tie Y. Mi C. A. building in Eugenic
ifsteiday on their trip north. They
were tired, dusty and worn-out, hav
ing hiked steadily through the bilini
un of the two days previous. They
had also been given a number of rid.'s
by automobile tourists, they said, b tit
despite this fact, bad to do a 1 t of
nalking in the sun. The boys asked to
.t directed to si meone's back yard
where they rtiight roll up in their
iaukets for the night. AY. 1. Walter,
joys work secretary, was at the deslc,
,nd invited the boys to make beds
jpou the soft mats in the men's gym
nasium, take a shower tintn and a
wiin besides. Delighted at the pro-
pects of such luxurious nccommoda-
ioiis the pair took thefr shower, join
ed a group of other boys in the swim-
tank, and went to bed. Early this
morning they resumed their travels.
Many to Take Hikes-
Secrecy surrounds the itinerary for
the over night hike by Y. M. C. A.
;.oys next Monday and Tuesday, A
uge number of boys have Indicated
ibetr intention of taking the trip, and j
although many inquiries have been re-1
reived about where they arc going.
none but the hike leaders know. T'-io
liike will be under direction of W. V.
Walter, boys' work secretnry, and E.
K. H.dileman, physical education di
rector. The hikers will meet at the
"V" building Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock for their regular swim, after
Rhicu time they will strap on their
rks and begin the hike. Each boy is
expert i to bring blankets, and "grub
f-r three meals. The camp chef will be
on hand to make hot cocoa for the
bvs. and he who fails to bring his tin
eup will be "out of luck," according
tn the chairman of the refreshment
rnmmittep.
Many Enlist for Defense
Additional enlistments for the De
fense Day test anounced this morning
by George IT. McMorrnn. director.
include the First National bank, the '
Tnitpd States National, and the Bank'
of Commerce. The Oshurn. hotel, j
ith ."0 employes, took the test yes- j
tfrdny nnd is signed up 100 pfr cent, j
A total of ir0 members of the Na ;
ti"nal Guard, are automatically en- j
listed for the Fourth, according tn
report from the office of Major W. (
0. White, and ISO additional men will
be enlisted for that dsy. They are
n'ening up rapidly, nnd according to (
report there is no doubt but that the
1'ioti will be reached. j
Rflurn Schedule Given
The return acLedul for tht apprial
trir.. h.i. . ' . n.krM. nnd hark
f-r tl, Fourth of July celebration
J :'v 4 S .nouoeed Iki, mo-n-
4 and waa nnounred thin mon-
'"i: I I.. L. (irnham. district freichf
ard inssenRer agent (or the Southern
IV.f,,. f0B: Saturday. July 4.
leave (Inkridae at 10:30 p. m., July S.
leaie (inkriilse nt 0:30 p. in. for Ku
' r"'. 1 he special Roinir from here on
J 4 leavea at S o'clock in the morn-
(Continued on pace fire)
Don't Overlook!
Found Gold Waltham
Watch
Lost Bunch Keys
Wanted Cascara
Bark
To'iay classified pase -on-':ns
many important things
:n addition to the abovj.
l ti t overlook them.
0'ME IN OR PHUNK I'3
Vni R ADS TIIKY t.KT
RKSUL1S
THE
EUGENE GUARD
OHEGD
NEEDS
MICE OF
SCHOOLS TOLD
Administratives Trained to
TT jr r t
Handling of Revenues j
Held Necessary
Dr. Homer P. Rainey Points
Out Reform Plans in I
it Reform Plans i
Talk at University
Oregon has three outstanding needs
with respect to financing education,
declared Ir. Homer V. Itainey of the
Fniversity of Orrgon. in the opening fln(, 0akri(ige( nneetinR ranger sia
talk before the session of the State . timS with m forpM offjw r(1
Educiitional conference at the univer- i ,i,uvll n,i i,.i n, inn 1.rt,1,.lr1i ,i,;u
sily today. The
needs were outlined '
by I r. Itainey as follows: A reform
of the administrative system of dis
tributing school revenues; a new sys
tem of raising revenue;and adminis
trative and school executives trained
in (he field of public ami educational
finance. Dr. Itainey hns just com
pleted a study of. school finnnce in
( Iregon.'
Of the three, the last is by far the
most important, declared Dr. Rainey.
"Skilled executives and administra
tive heads should he considered as
absolutely fundamental in every edu
cational organ'.zntion," it was stated.
The nronertr tin wns nlsn nenrefl oh I
a means of raising revenue, Dr. Itai
ney declaring that this was the basis
of many evils.
Expense is Listed
"Oregon is spending a rapidly in
creasing amount of money for educa
tion every year," says Dr. Itainey. "In
lt-0, education cost $1 l.JlT.nsT nnd
in li24 it coHt ?1.UW.-U an in
crease of $7,001, SStt. The average
cost per pupil has increased from $75
in UCO tn $10S in 1011. and the aver
age tax rate has increased from 4
mills in 1010 to IS mills in 10114. The
public debt for education has increased
from $-j.:i.s.,:t:!0 in ion1, to $il:hk,.
(L'onticjed on nam tbrce)
E
Willnme'te street will rin;
Tills
evening with cries of "Hide 'tin Cow
hoy! Let 'er JtiK-k," and similar ex
clamations, for the entire perj"mie
of the Onkridge End of Steel Celebra
tion committee, led by Dr. U W.
Peate. nrriveil at noon todny.
Alt the men are d"-ked out in wi!d
west rpgnlis. with flnming red shirts,
kerchiefs, nnd 10-quart hats. Several
genuine cowboys. wh are ging to
participate in the hit rodeo exhibi-
t nn that will ti a I'auma i-.nuri.
th. cel'hrntion in tlakridsf July
nnd 5, will "Is11 laka r,rl lm'
promptu pnrad tonight.
"Thia will jut b. i B.implf ot
i whnt'a Roinj to h.lppm
our rity
July 4 and .V derlare. Ir. I.. W.
I Telle. "We are o,nt t" mnlie a no..e
that will be heard lear ',ier into l th
on this day. believe me.
Mayor Parka. Sheriff Frank Tailor
nnd all other city and county official.
jll ,. pre.cr.t at the .:t event, and
a large portion of l.al.e cunty i
ejnecied In he crowd"! into the l.it
.it; of ti.ikrids' on In depended e
day.
Vandals With Car
Destroy Flowers
SALKM. re.
picnic party ri
ffS nf th s's
trrdny. th driver
June 27. Wl:i '
'fijoy-.m th privi
fs:r cr'-undf e
. ,,f two a itnill-hd"
took fl'Inf r nf the . y;
,'e-ro(l 'i:e nroprtr br dri;rt
ear I'i'k and f -r'h ihroii(h r
the r-.t Ihi'irlsnt of the f'"ri
, n th rotin.V and pratiejlly :
ing -h'jn. Th pi'-n:.- party wis
..,. t ;,d ti-f a-ked perm;ioii I-
tr tr '-r.'N. "-h
d.-n.
b
unity
Br,S aim ss r;
.rtf i r"t kn-n.
.n.b
t-
,.pt...'
p;in to t tne hrftre nuiiiiem
of the automoh'lM.
Forest Blaze Danger Still
Rifp Althnunh HnmiHiiv
Present is
Forest fire hazards in the Cascade '
national forest and still extremely ;
critical, despite a marked increase in
the humidity of the air, it was elated '
j in forest circles today.
Th ho' drv wra"'"- of tins -,-!
naked the weeds, shruhhery ami
other inflammable nmtori.il about the
, trees until a spark will sot it off like
i tinder. The present inrri'iisp in viml
volocity would mnke a fire very stub-
Wn to ""'""y'"x
to forest
rnncrrs.
Among dcvrlopmenta in the forest
lire suuniion tiurinR the hour per
iod up to this inormnB were the fol- j
i
lowing: j
Helotivc humidity rose, from L'S per i
cent yesterday at 4 o'clock p. m. to
today.
nfternnnn.
Closing of the Scott lake region to
tourists hat. been recommended by the
Cascade forest supervisor.
Mliimidity nt noon today was ,-l, but
THREAT TO EXTORT
SAX EltANCLSt.'O, dune 17.-(Ai
JJliss Itaker, I'l, n senior student
nt the Cniversity of California, told
his mother, when she ynlled on him
at the city prison last night th:it he
was respousilile for the attempt made
yesterday to ohtain $."iU)() from 1 ;i n -ie!
C. .lackling, mining longtime,
under the threat that Mrs. .lnk)ing
had hern kidnnped from her suite at
the Hotel St. Francis, p. dice an- j
notjtir! trtday. i
The demand for ..".i).'iOO was re-j
reived at .Inkling's offices here yes
terday after Mrs. .Tackling had been
called hy telephone and told that her
nistcr, Mrs. Itudolph Spre kels. had ; fented Channiinick of Mc-Minnvillv by
been seriously injured in an' accident ; a large majority.
in San Mateo county. -Mrs. .Minnie E.islmnn of (iresham
Jackling notified the police when j was elected prescient of iho American
th ' demand was received. Mrs. .lack- j leg!H aiuiliary. department of (l:o
liiiz telephoned 1 It'-r hil.and lien'g'n. Mrs. Harold Herslmrr, llmtd
she arrived at the Mill loipitnl in
San Mafeo and learned her sister wn
not injured, and linker was arrested.
I'.dice are si-anlniig for lie". Hee
man todiy. lignum. Itaker said, cut
llie tetephoiie wires to the Spreckels
hoinf in rittshuroticii ns pin oi ine
plot.
' llrpin.nn and I h.id I'n utinlyinf
-rin.in.ilo2v t.ilhrt." Il.ikrr t"ld th'
of
th Ip!-I.iopoM r in 1 I""'"'"
It M.u our nmMtion to plan nnd
,,!! mori- nfrfft criiw thin tli.tra
and Kh.'n Hooinnn nin''l "n Wed
ur wtiidv into pi
nMiny t"i i""
4,frntion 1 rradily nrnt"d
Two Injured Over
. I
ROW flt OpiU v. ityi
HKNI. 'r. June A displ'
over hot ntr led to a sh-Min af
fray last niKM at P1 ''( in whirh
two mn were injured, a-rding to
Sheriff It'll J- Krmrin of Jeffrrson
coun'y who l.roiutht '( "f the mn
to th Ttrnd ho-pitnl '1'" n.-rniiif. At
th re.( J-st of Krmnti. S'tnff lloh
pr, ..f Ih-vhutes county placd J-us
MsnrstiTS. a h-un hand ui.dr ar
rest this morning at H'vl. ManMti
era admitted that h" wn the oi,e wh-.
did the nhoolinf . offi"'rs naid.
A man named Coilos who ss shot
in th hip if f l'M-pii..i hd
1 l'edrn Coa. mho iisd a fl-h ";ftel
in h. i'lC i T Madran.
SAN0E IS WINNER
NT.W "i;K. J-aie :'T.- Mrs. In
-.'' Nnv-gs'oi
th
f..r t ,-iT
i:
I Smd' i.p
A !f.n n
it A-i'f'S'i'-'
nd 'I:'l
'.r v nt t-t
S tn'i ut
I h ; r" h
r v
s;an ih:rd. Nsv:?.if.r
i,e i'"' ',U"id st 'o -'. i
rj, - -T.torn in lh
nd g.nd li, i-ri:' t hy a I,
Sir-na't.-u n"s JI)
;M W.h
..:.t cf I'..w
fiie fv;r'"ttf
ha-an. 1h time f
aa ott u.nute.
high, is Reporti
siiil in the danger state with the stiff
breeze that hns tprunff up, and in
view of the forests drying rapidly in
the high temperature of (he last few
Wlas,
In consideration of the early fire
season, rocommonda, i, were sent
this morning by Nelson r. Macduff,!
supervisor of the Cnseade nation:))
forest, to District Forester V. M. '
(ranger at Fort land, asking that the
area around Scott lake in the Mr Ken- j
7.ie district bo closed to tourists and :
general camping. I
The bureau of public roads sent
trucks of machinery and equipment j
lo that region at 7 a. in. today for
immediate work on the JlcKemie ;
highway. The highway will be crnv 1
vied for 10 or 12 miles in the Summit 1
Knetmn. nnrl hlntin oncriitfon will :
be underway.
I With tourists and campers excluded
the bureau of public roads can be, held
responsible for any fires started from
the blasting, Mr. Matduff state A
rock-crusher will be in operation
there.
GEORGE L LUVE OF-
riilNKVII.I.K. Ore.
. .liilie
- Dr.
Karl It. Stewart of lioschurg. niem'p'f
of the I'mpipia post, vrn iin.iniiiiiu
ly elTied Mate commander of ill"
"regi-n American b'gi n in convention
lu re today. The Eugene post recom
mended Stewart's selection.
Harold .1. Warner, Pendleton was
unanimously elected viee-coinninnder.
j Oilier
unanimous elections were of
Thomas Stoughton. Portland, finnnce
officer, mid C. .1. Johnston, Sitverton,
national commit tecum n. 'ha plain
Itev., John W. Itcnrd, Portland, was
re-elected. Slnte executive nun mi t-teemnn-nt-large
Unuvn of Salem th
' Itivcr, (vm cli mi-ii vicc-prrnnlrnt. .Mr.
Milrl Molmiir. "f Mir-Mi"ld mi r
' rlccli-d pcrct:iry-lr'Mur'r. Tin hp .v
li,ti'r:nn iit Mi..s Mirip WalliT of S'.
ll.-lcin,.
j ritlNKVII.I.E, Oro., Juno 27,
! ( Hv the AflHOclatod PrP!B Klor-
lion of officers was Ihf outstand
ing matter of business for the
cliwlng session today nf th r
Ron American I-eglon convention.
Mar.'hfi?ld and North I-nd wore
rhosn late yesterday unanimous
ly for the nxt convention. i
Tho delejtatea la to yesterday
heard on address nn AniTleniilam
by National Chaplain I-onerean
i ,
j'li Illinois, nromT ni rrann i.m-
erean or I'ortinna.
u M. Cowan of Portland was
rhosn rmnd chef do garp cf I.a
Society d?a Horn m1 a t k
Chpvaui at the. grand prornr-nad
nf thia ptaygrntind ordT j f th"
American I.plon.
OthT ofitcera named were:
(Continued on page tw-i)
u . AI. Jnrnino Dora
Not See Governor
SAI.KM. t're.. .iun 1'7. - Willwm
M. Jard d. fecre'sry of sgrifuitur
in the cjthirM "f Prcbti( (W.dg.
t'ppd a fw onr'l'es a' the i'sie
wnh his party tdtj en roMte
to porliupd. t'it tld no! ?!1 .i (', v
eri.'r P.rc or r'iir 'a'e (ff,. ills.
On sta'e rn.'!.' ii.'t h tn bj .iiaic-e
;n a tt room nrd wn i(.'r'.iii'd to
'him b th rab nt mem'"' i.rother. i
pr.fsor Jard.ne of Orefon Agrcul
tural cdieg.
(..tverir-r l'i-T" u'i I 'Id ro'
. f.r,idr Le bid been -: r t;T Sy -e
- riary Jfdin fim h visaed at
. b-rgh wjh has in t'riait ysi-r
' -Li, and hen ;hj ptfd f!. r
!-y uT:' rs.o li''li'r b w Jd
SHEPHERD NOT
HELD IN OTHER
E
Defendant Acquitted of One
Accusation now rre0
FrOHl Other
No Evidence Of MlirdOF
. , . -
IIcld in Death Of
Mother of Youth
CHICAGO, June 27. 4 Will
iam I. Shepherd, who was acquitted
1"M niht b" n Jl,r-V M ,h" vhr thM
h murdered his foster SOU,
William
J N. McClintock, the orphan millionaire,
! today was assured the second murder
j charge, that he killed MrClititock'a
mother, would not be pressed by
State's Attorney Crowe.
A coroner's jury jvhieh heard testl
, mony in connection with (he death of
; Mrs. Emma McClintock, her son. nnd
; Dr. O.sear Olson, after Judge Harry
j Olson, chief justice of the municipal I
I court had conducted the examination
j of the witnesses, had ordered Shep
herd held for murder in connection
with the deaths of mother ani son.
Judge Olson, who last night declar
ed the stute'H nttorncv had not xiven
' hnl offm-l. In I.. r. ...,-, 1 1 1., nf
Shepherd and who snid several wit
nesses who were not called, should
have been used, was almost ignored
by Mr. Crowe in his remarks today,
but the prosecutor was plainly wrath
j rut over the Jurist's charges.
( The prosecutor declared he would I
go lie fore the grand jury and ask that
j n "no bill" b returned, exonerating
I Shepherd in I lie case of the death of
1 Mrs. McClintock.
Mr, Crowe wait plainly determined
(Continued on mzr llirrr)
liascball Results
At Ilrooklyn
l-hll:n. ldiln ID U 1
llronklyn B 11 2
l.'.ittortPH - Hni; nnd Wllison;
(irinioH, llubbll rind laylnr.
I At IMttaliurgh. First
game
2 12 0
Adams
Cincinnati
I IMttsburgh
I.uiio nnd Hargravo;
; and (inoi ti.
At I'.ttNlmrfrh, -nd faiiir
' 'in-iniiiiH
1 I'ittntnirsli
I 11 itteiir" : I tonolttie and
! Aldriflife, M 'rrifon, Site
1 Smith.
i At N"w York
I llO.stf'M
it. if. i:.
,.t 1 1 -
J H 1
Krueger;
nn and
s ir,
lientb
i New York
Itarn"s anl O'Neil;
t Wihiipr and Snyd r.
AMERICAN
1ST IN. June l'7--tP - Hf b Meu
f. Yaiik.'B ut(thr. hit hi 1M
h"tn run of the ison in te riin
iim.i-g 'f t dayi eor.d gsni wih
the l'i S i w.rh one nn taie. In t',c
f Tt.1 inning Mmsel cl--u'd a rircni
iinah wi'h twf on th t.arlt.
At Philadelphia -
WwrhiiiK"".
rh.iadMpliU
7M hary, Marb-rry,
... 1
. . 3
llui."H
Unci,
Harris and Cchran
At
Chl aeo
first g:mie
Cleveland
1
7 1
1 1
and
Smith and
' S halk
MyaH, I-yons
A
' CI
( he I
land.
it ii. i:
I X i
1 tl II
and Mi vi;
hi-ag'
Itn?t,
i n-!.rr
At
New
IViafon Kirt
York
11 li
n 2
and
flli'ia
Ilotton
S'ha:..
and I'ii If;
Kerin'-n.
Zuhniiier,
Jo
Qui
At
ll'mt
eer-ifid C
S'ew Yorlf
It.iatofi
Hh'ker an f
and Hiring.
l'l 0
ftentrnuirh, KuffHiK
SHEPHERD AND HIS WIFE IN COURT
Ml 4 mmi III
j W8 " J
Artiit .katche. man 'uit acquitted, nt point In
whn Mr.. Sheoherd w. comforting her aecu.od
Ni:V YOKK. June 'J7. A Swamp
scott dispatch to the New York 'I'imen
to-lay sas that friends nf president
Cooli.lge have pledged $l'j:i,IMW tn buy
: i
White 'ourt for him.
Informed of their plans, the pred
dent, the dUnateh sins. r'tuark-d
"I might not like it." !
In esse the president does not af- j
cept the gift, Die difpalrh eont nines, ,
it Is prrd'uhle that h will oppose,
congress niaking an nppropritition for!
n suuiiiier White lloime.
PRESI DE M f AT BOSTON
SWAMPS Muss.. June "7. -
(4') --A jaunt into Ins old Ptaiiipina"
grounds Hhont fUfton " the pro
grnu. outlined f-r t- lay hy Pr'Mit
Cofdidg.
Aftr an early htnrt hv motor from
White Court he and Mis, Cootidge
plotted their course along the shore
hn toward the capital nnd Cambridge.
Tlii is a rout often followed by Mr
Co'.Iidg" whn h wns governor of
this sin' and his pmpoe making
tli trip wax to re.isit fiimihnr hiftor
ienl sights in this vicinity,
i The president plmuied R 'l'1'''' w""1
I end m keeping with his Mar hr
: fsr. Ther is a poihilit that .Mr
snd Mrs, Coolidg will go f-r a short
ruie tomorrow on tii .Mawl
'her.
Ttic preeidetit ie oi'l'"'-! 1
....lion, made ahr I licit the rnitid ';
State, reituce tariff and i-irtml pro- t
d'H-iion in order to aid Jcriiiany m i
par
'parationii alio 011.11 i u "i- -' t
tin triii- to meet incir o'ro..
II, a opii.o.o. a. ouilitied in White
'ourt
th.ll uiativ p. an. I""!"""'
l,r.-d are .,i,..i left liar.de.1 rff.,rt.
to a'-l the I lilted Hl'r' to I'D I' ll- !
aralo.o.
Vire.'reident Ilf nail" Wlolc
I ourt je.t. rdnj.
DEHRIANS HAVE PAftTY
m.u iir.it';. "n , J ine Ie
P.ef r.ai
tod.-, at
fifth a-mual fe.t'.al o-e.
i.e " Nettt.erK lp'"ii" fat
ea.l of town or. II.- Iifli-
V ar
The
W lule,
I .r.t.
Kir-t;
l'..rt!a
li..-;iite. a:'
lloeefl A
1 jeeii I I
... Mr. .1
hrey I. cm
Wa
!ker
Ihe
Ihe
Ihe
iiuii.i
.laf.e I "oil p.
n.d M.-
t..ial Ko-.t.ai..
A Ute
il.. liid. li
the K..ial
i mi ! hul.d,
i! !. it. on from I'.-rtlMi.t
Ijie.i. ei irai.li". lor lc-li'i.
l(--,.rian 'piaitet and uli.l"
nn. Ill the pane
progreaa
hu.band.
iT
T
OF PAST FEW DAYS
With coiilinued westerly wind the
weather is cooler today, 71 degrees
temperature- being reached nt 1 p. nt,
ns compared to HI yesterdiiy. 't he hleh
point yesteidny was !0 in the after
' noon, hut this is lmrdly anticipated
I for todiiy.
! The day was begun with 51 degrees
'at ll a. in., two degrees lower than
Tslerdny's figure. The humidity,
; which droiped to th JS tiguie jester
'day. an extremely dangerous fir ron
Idition, wns better today, with M re-
eonbd an no.-n in th office of th
Cnncide national foreet.
COOL AT PORTLAND
I'iHTl,AM, tire., June '.'7.- OP
l ".ml hreees enrly today mad th
weather ciiiforliible tn spite of a tor
rid sun. There wi a gradual ri" in
the early morning hours from JiS at
i tt. in. Continued warm weniher for
orrow w.is foreenst. Oregon points
rep.-rted hot weather with some mod-
ritjon fi' in th eiireme hnt of
ThurMh.y.
BEND
PINII. Ore.,
dredilu of an in
HAS RAIN
June 'J7 Sn Imp
h of nun fell in Itend
f'onnnued on pI !'')
,
The Rtnry o Fan
ItIA li'lltlMIV. I'ea'itif'd flat1
lil.
..r. o.arMe. Ml K lllllMi'MI i .
l i iinillitia la.T
11-
idi
ot mar
. . l.-it
rnf I . t'lll and fin
m, ork or ihliihen
She re''i"-a ! do h-r oivn lioil.e.
Mork and hire It Will II. I SWAN-
Ml, allhooith I 'i'
affor'l n maul. And "lie .a!n.
ran t
Dick
,lh de!.!. for li-r flotli
and a new
,,l.0,llc..
i,!oiin heron-.., ii. f k t naled ni'h
STAM.I.V WAY HI UN'. out-"'-woik
acl-r. llcr -jhxi'' fnerd,
MAY SKY Ml il II. "it- of Ml J 'UN
SCYMnl It warn- hrr not h- en
mill Waih.irn Ki.f nil. l.h.r-. ho-
,l,e her.-K ha hern , I. Iihlod heci.e
..f h-r hoe affair iih JIM Alt-
I.H K
,rk h-clii-a -li Ii fl n
p ne. mi. .ma Hiirioif the d of h
.low r-roierv liloria .era taihlrn
r..I.tantl. II- tell her lie 1. folllf
lo .New Yolk to iret a J"h He need,
' money, lilona horr.iH, $ J from
i H..k. ae.ret.rj. JIIS.H ItltltiOH, (r
of trial
$3,000 STOLEN
FROM CO
NEAR PORTLAND
Lone Unmasked Thief Foro
es Employe and Patrou
To Lie on Floor
Parkrose Institution Victim
Twice Since February
13, is Report
POHTI.ANP, Ora., Juna 27. OP)
An unmaaked robber armad with a
rarolvvr today held up th Parkrnao
Stata Itink, In a auburhan buslnet
dlatriet, forced Charlea Crum, asaltt
ant ranhlar and a cuatomer to llo fact
dawn on tha floor while ha gathered
up about $.'1000 In cash and escaped,
tha police were informed. The anm,
hunk was held up February III of this
year.
When the robber entered Oram
waa the only official In tha bank. Tha
customer, W. I). Sawyer, was busy
telephoning.
Itoth looked tip when the robber
voiced hie command that they He on
the floor.
Crum eaid he wna not certain h
would be ntde tn identify the man.
The bandit did not threaten to
shoot. Crum and the customer lay
on the floor so long that they did not
dim-over how the man left Parkroae.
Purchase of Road
, lionds Offered
WASHINGTON. June 27. OP) - A
trnusac (Ion by which the Southern
Pacific company agreVa to pay alter
natively two different price for na
rail ran i was laid I- day before tho
tnt ersiute roinme.T' eommWsion for
nt tii'.vnl.
'lite lynd I the evadii-C.ilifo--'a
'trcg ii!, opernlei; lot miles of r r-
row .:i'T In the northwest.
"Il a
Southern Pacific agrees to bn
fro'ii
Ch.irl Mornii tl e present
il." J7'i.tHiO nt pitfrr'l stoeh
Mth,
Ml f- ur yeirs before the end of I '.!
i f- ur jenr p.-r. the Mouthi"!! 1M
'c:f'c demnnds n.'ttry of the t"!t. it
f.giefh to give in xehanee .7 !i'"'t,
in l"-rits; but If rf dem.ind for p .v
Il elit Is Mottle Within tluit ti TW br
M -i.tn. th S""i!iern lVi' ifie will mt
f pi c only JM-rfoni in brU.
Th I, tie is to b trnnifo-iiied trt
t.-indird gnug isi)'l new bond iuci
to replace the f7,ViNHI N. C. O. bor.d
isues nutsiaiid n.
j tiOLF TITLE WON
MoNTCf.AIti:. N. J.. Jun 27.
(A) - tieorg V. I-ampierli? of Tulant
. ijniiersity. a ridnt of ( 'leveland,
Ohio. benin inter--oll-giiii df
I rhunpion of the I nited State, de
j (raiing Jack Wes-l.ind of the 1'nlver
iwity of Wnfiliingtoti It; the final of
I ihe (itinu.-il tournament, D to 7.
, - r wu lrvnna m&
Imrll. She lell, Mi.a Mrifrg. .ra
led, the looney for 111- hooae.
lilona mid Wa.iliurn -o driving anrl
the car oieriiirn,. WnUmrn di.ap
ptaf. Cloria. Iiadly hint, la taken 10
the h'l.l'Hal. Wh-ll ehe ia tielier 1 'Irk
to .ee h-r. She l.-lll, him all
at t h-r affair with Way bum and h.
fonne, h-r It'll later, when ah.
; .or home, jdie li.fina to he "hlue"
and nii'iapiiy. One liiiciit I'irk flnda
; h-r in l-ai
Now o n With tha Story
jotl'lli'l S Ihe mailer, honey?" h
B!.eil. .annini. "What ar. -o
er.iiif .hoot."
-Mr aim ache.." .he aniil. "And
1 ,a, l.ine.ouie"
I -l.oii-aome ?" 1 'irk repeated. "W hy
! ehoiihl you h. loneeonie right b..-
i in jour own lioil.e t!h mf V
lilona .'lifted.
' Yon!" he cried. "You ar-'n'l hert
aheu four. ..Ieei! Why don't )ou
l. here ami talk Willi nie?
I nk Iminhrd go-
l-naliirvillj. 1U
iContinfled m Juig. thr..
I
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