The Eugene guard., June 21, 1928, Image 1

THE WEATHER
' nnEGON: Fair Thursday night and
,.S7- warmer In tha Interior Fr.
ET so'mewhnt lower humidity. Tem.
Lire: Minimum Thursday, 49 de
52" maximum Wednesday, 63.
FINAL HOKIIT
EDITION
Call 1200 or tell the carrier an!
The Eugene Guard will fellow yoaj
wherever you go on your vacations
No extra charge.
gJJJ'ol river, -.5 of toot. Wind,
as
Est. 1859
JLANE COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER.
70th. "YEAR.
EUGENE, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1928.
PRICE: mtS'WS
no. 1
vQl 7 v TODAY'S NEWS TODAY
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CITY NEVJS
TURKEY GROWERS MEET
Dtot marketing plan of turkey
JTf Lane and Douglas counties
!!i he taken up at a meeting here
'21 ef the recently organized Lane
: ,T Turkey Raisers association.
1 215 members of the association
SEE C. W. Godlove, chairman of
' Sianixation committee of the
l&'iwSeTa. H. A. gtoneberg and
KI Hadley were at Oakland,
county, Thursday evening to
riirwlth the organisation eommit-
jTsf the Douglao county growers.
X. Douglas growers already have
out a plan of co-operative
SKue, The plan will be pres.
J52i it the general meeting of the
JjpowerB aooia,
..1 nCNTISTS ELECTED
rfOEugene dentiata were elected
u clfice at the annual meeting of
. nrMon State Dental association
sX way at Portland. Dr. M.
TV i- .... alocled a delegate to
jVanrvenUon of the Pacific Coast
K.t.1 conference to be held at San
July, 8-12 next year. Dr.
Ira Lee of Eugene was named
L member of the executive com
as, of nine members of the Ore
!7riata association. The annual
Jition closes at Portland Thurs
jb trening.
1 SAW
A large bulldog following
all young maeter down the
street. The boy stopped at a,
store whloh had had the out
side woodwork freehly paint
ed. The dog wae commanded
Is lie down. The dog leaned
gainst the painted wood
work. When the boy oame
cut of the store, the dog fol
lowed him serenely down the
street with long streak of
paint along his side.
V. T. or V. Q.
What Did You See?
Editor's note: Curious
things are happening around
sa every day. Tell ua what
wu saw. Wa will print one
Kern eaoh day. r . ,
RIVER AT NEW LEVEL
niSPITB the fact that Eugene has
" ltd but four rainless days the
immtt6 river reached a new low
krtl for the year Thursday, when
stent five-tenths foot was recorded
tie aeuge of the government
either observer, G. M. deBroekert.
fill is the lowest since Sept. 27,
1BT, when a minus eight-tenths foot
hi recorded. Zero on the gauge is
bat arbitrarily at 809.3 feet above
at-ltreL
CROP MEETINGS PLANNED
AT considerable interest to western
Tana fimnrfl will he B Series of
fcewnstratlons on forage crops that
a be raised in the coast, areas,
tie demonstrations will be held Frl
sj at an all-day meeting in Coos
emty ef county agents of the coun-
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STARTAT7:45P.W1.
. Tine of the weekly band concert
held in the city park Friday
"ahif. this week bns been changed
: p. m. according to announce
Sat ThnrariaT.
Tie following la the program to be
The On (V1T! Ar .......
. H. A. Vandercook
wrtore
"Greeting" Frans Mahl
fun . .
"Ante D'Amour" ..B. Waldteufel
"Morning. Noon and Night?'...
...... Fr. T. Suppe
"artist's Dreams" XL Volstedt
Wection
JH.M.S. Pinafore". Arthur Sullivan
nillS
"8rtng and Love" . .Fr. Von Blom
"Mnese Sunset"
ntisu" '' Deppen
JSmuy Bpan" ...... K. L. King
S' rnitled Banner".
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Directions Given f Fur
ther Rescue Work
In Arctio
PARIS, June 21 (AP) Tha
Frenoh ministry of marine has
ordered the oruleer Strasbourg
and the dispatch boat Ouentln
tin Roosevelt to go to Spltiber
gen Immediately to help In the
eearoli for Roe Id Amundsen now
missing In Frenoh relief plane
piloted by Captain Rene Gull
(Copyright 102S bv Associated Press 1
t'tVf '. ..' WAV t nt
W) Cheered by the 650 pounds of
provisions dropped yesterday upon
his camp off Northeast land by Major
Maddaltna. General Umberto Nohila
today sent further radio directions
lor tne rescue or Ms stranded party.
The general and tha fivn men with
him who have been short of food and
m auncuit atraits ever since May
25, when the dirigible Italia met with
disaster on its return from the north
pile, waa in wireless communication
with the base ship Citta di Mllano
concerning the nresent situation. He
fave some Instructions about what
urther procedure Is to be followed
in rescuing his party and gave details
as to what were the conditiona of the
ice on which he is stranded and the
exact location of his camp.
Express Thanks
After giving these directions con
cerning tne rescue plans, however,
General Nobile expressed his Rati
fication of Major Maddalena and the
assistant pilot of the Savaio-Marchet-ti-55
as well as to Major Mercanti,
director-general of the Italian avia
tion department who organised the
relief expedition and gave ud his seat
in the nlane so that more fuel might
be carried.
In fact, the first words of Nobile s
message were:
UI kiss and embrace the -two Aleut
and Mercanti."
There was no farther news today
regarding Koald Amundaen, tne fa
mous explorer who took off from
Tromsoe, Norway, On Monday night
and has been missing since. There
were all kinds of speculation about
him but no definite information what
ever has reached here and there was
no confirmation of yesterday's rumor
that he was down on tne paca ice.
The week ol line weatner wnicn
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LANE SCOUT CAMP
Aftr a HtiiiTv of the comparative
merits of a seacoast or a mountain
for Rov Scouts. O. R. Clark
Lane county Boy Scout executive, has
returned fully "sold" on the mountain
1tMlinn.
It was at the Portland Boy Scout
camp at San Lake near nils moon
i.... Mr rtork made a thorough in
spection of the plant where 160 Boy
Scouts are spending a two weeks va
cation. -
"The camp has five hundred acres
and cost $30,000 and plans are under
way for expansion that will cost
$20,000 additional. We' are fortunate
in Lrne county in our camp selection
i k. p.. guiles." Mr. Clark said.
"The Portland Scout officials had to
.11 aiirronndina land in or
der that the boys might have a place
to hike and for other outdoor activi
ties. We at our camp alte have 000.
000 acres of government forest land
in which to play." the executive states.
Mr. Clark haa considerable praise
for the plans for the Portland 8cont
camp. The Pcouts are divided Into
several separate camps but have a
common dining hall where they meet
for meals. This plan wiU be consider
ed for the I,ane camp next year.
About 45 Portland Scouts were en
gaged In leather handicraft work in a
special building at the Sand Lake
camp and Mr. Clark says that a tent
for this work will be arranged for
at the Lane camp. Twenty-five men
and older hovs are directing the
n .1 - - .1 mm,
In Lene county so fsr there are 110
boye signed lor camp ouv i
Scouts In the county. It Is
that at least 33 per cent or the Scout
k...i.in w II attend camp, ihe
Portland camp attendance Is about
15 per cent or toiai
Burton Nelson, assistant camp dl-
i Biiinmnflntfd M T, V.IBTK
to the Portland csmp to study the
methods ot tne iw
dale.
GOLF SENSATION
OLMTPIA FIELDS. CHICAGO.
June 21 " Henry Cina osrsna.r
.a . Stratford. Conn profession
al -ht r.t In front of the national
open golf championship field today
with a sensational 70. one under par
for the first 18 bole round of the
tournament '
Clucl was out In erm par, , W'
chippe-1 on- off perfect figure, to
HUH IS
Cloverdale Loop Found
To Provide
Revelation
Versatility is One of
People Found to
By W. M. TTTGMAJI
(Managing Editor of The Guard)
If you want an interestinr little ride
some day make the loop through the
uioveraaie vauey irom uresweu to
Goshen or Goshen to Creswell. You
can turn right from the Willamette
highway at Swimmer's Delight or you
can turn left from the Pacific highway
about a mile south of Creswell and
find youreelf on the Cloverdale road.
There are some interesting people
doing some interesting things in that
district wmcu la one of the. most
beautiful in Oregon. For Instance
there's the transformation E. E. Sinin-
aon haa made in the tract known for
years simply aa "Gravel Bar Joe a
Place." i
It waa called by thla name becauae
it lay along the left bank of the Coast
Fork where the flood waters from
time to time had swent ft leavlna- large
deposits of sure enough gravel and
uia vriKiiMi owner was piutuiir un
successful in raising much of anything
on It. Finally he gave up,
The land lay idle quite a while and
then the newa got about that Mr.
TENSION IS FELT
US
BELGRADE, Jugo Slavla. June 21.
W) Punlca Ratchltch, Montenegrin
deputy who shot and killed two depu
ties and wounded four In the Jugi'
Slav Darliament yeaterdav. lost none
of his nerve when arraigned before a
magistrate today on" the charge of
mnrder.
"I am ready to be taken out imme
diately and ahot without trial," he
exclaimed. "I have fulfilled my task."
When Ratchitch previously had
tried to aee the mlnieter of interior,
Fatrer Korosetch, the latter said:
- "I receive no murderera. Surren
der to the gendarmea in my ante
room."
Ratchitch waa aaked why he car
ried a revolver In parliament and re
plied: "Oh, everybody In the Balfcane car
ries a small arsenal in his belt, why
not IV
All Jugo Slavla la mourning the
victims ot yesterday's tragedy. The
nowspapera have appeared in black
bordera. Many atorea, theatere, mov
ing picture houaee and cafes are clos
ed; tram cara and traina have ceased
to run temporarily.
The peasants, among whom the
dead and wounded men were held in
high esteem, are in a etate of danger
out agitation; there are mutterings
and high tension.
Thus far only the democratic mem
bora of the cabinet have resigned, but
it la believed- that those remaining
cannot long continue in office in the
E resent highly wrought state of pub
o mind.
The government la taking the ut
most precautiona to prevent out-
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C
WASHINGTON. June 21. C
Secretary of the Interior Work today
waa formally approved as chairman
Ar ha rannhlican national committee
by a aub-committee named by the
Kansas City convention to confer
with Secretary Hoover on campaign
plans. Other officers named in a
slate made public before the conven
tion also were approved. After a
meeting lasting an hour and a half,
the executive committee announced
the selection of the following offi
cers in addition to Chairman Work:
vwchatrman Ralnh E. Williams
of Oregon; Mrs .Alvin T. Hert of
Kentucky; uaniei a. romeroy,
Jersey. ...
Franklin W. Fort, New Jersey,
secretary- . . , .
Joseph R, Nutt, Ohio, treasurer.
Al Smith's Friends Try
To Halt
NTTW TORK. June ' 21. W
Friends of Governor Aiirea a. orano
today threatened legal action to pre
vent the nee of a news reel of the gov
ernor in s film dramatisation of two
prohibition books by Professor Irving
Fisher of Tale. The picture title "I e
llverance" waa made for Professor
Fisher end Robert B. Corrldlnl. re-
. k,.n nl tha world alliance
against alcohoL It ia being booked by
the Young Men'a Christian association
for showing In T. M. C. A.'a and
i...k (hrnnahout the country.
George H. iiraves. "rn-j
governor, ha. written all news-reel
companies which here taken pi"".
Tl Governor Smith warning hem
against Improper ose of their film..
Couneel ha. Informed blm that a pic
ture cannot be used for eommernal
purposes without Ihe governor s per-
" ' . , A !.. amort lh PflBimT'
Oil purposes ai "bsuvsrsacs it tee
Interesting
in Farming
Features of District;
be Progressive,
Simpson who has a successful farm
farther down the river had taken hold
or It. We found .Mr. S mnson busv har
vesting one ot Ills heaviest red clover
crone ever cut In this Dart Of Oreion
on that place. Scarcely a thin spot
or a weed in it.
Before planting last falL Mr. Simp
son rougni a small amount ol super
phosphate and made a few mystic
nasses with it. Now the legend of the
gravel oar is a thing ot the past.
Mr. Simpson gave up grain farming
on large acreage In North Dakota a
number of yeare ago and moved to
Oregon, figuring that in this country
one could invest in smaller acreage,
do less work and earn just aa much.
He had one 15-ncre tract of potatoes
last year which yielded 373 hushnls.
He finds clover profitable not only
in tt.ielf but as a preparatory crop.
Thompson Ptaoe Visited
Or you might be interested In what
F. H. Thompson la doing with 18ft
acrea Just off the Pacific highway.
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2 Logging
Cars Roll
Off Grade
KLAMATH FALLS. J,m. 21 (Pi
in a logging train accident which
missed fatal consequences only by the
smile of fortune, five cars laden with
logs, plunged off the grade of the O.
O. and E. railroad, 13 milea east of
Klamath Falla and ripped np n sec
tion of steel lest night. '
Two car loads of logs overturned,
the other three remained unriaht.
Fortunately, no member of tb train
crew happened to .Be on the cara that
left the track.
Cause of the accident was said t
be a epreading rail. Traffic waa r
aumed over the railroad today..
NBAYESThTIE
HOUSTON, Jmw 21. Hoat
ton today started puttinf on ltd best
dresn for the democratic political
convention. Junt five daya away.
Early arrivals found gaily decked
bo tidings with bunting, with the
Stars and Stripe ana Lone Star
flag of Texas while windows and
stone front displayed Houston's con
vent ion flag, two steers looking
wonderingly at the passers-by and
saying, 'Me- too."
George R. Van Namee, pra-eon-ventlon
manager for Governor Al
fred K. Smith, today opened the
Smith headquarters in the same hotel
where Senator James A. Reed estab
lished his offices several days ago.
Representative Cord 11 Hill- Is
guest at the same hotel but has not
opened headquarters. The Tennessee
congressman strolls about the hotel
lobby standing right In the midst of
his headquarters.
Senator Reed was the first to ad
vertise on a large scale, A banner
on his hotel 4ultding announced
"Reed headquarters" and another on
the Inside advised readers to "win
with Reed."
Boon after the arrival of the New
Torkers bsdges bearing a likeness
of Governor Smith appeared on coat
lapels and placards were displayed
on cigar stand counters with the
announcement "Governor 'AT Smith,
our choice." There was also a dis
play of Houston's favorite son an
nouncing that Jesse H. Jones is "the
man of the hour."
The "standing room only" sign will
firobably be displayed Sunday for the
irst time In the colieseum.
Provisions for 4 AO delegates hare
been made and will have nothing to
do bat find tbefr nlares when they
reach the new hall Tuesday for the
opening session at noon
To assist the privileged portion of
the audience a large corps of ushers
has been ordered to rebesrsaL
The arrival of Van Names, first
spokesman for Governor Smith on
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Use of Movie
sdvertislng of Prof. Fisher's two
hooka.
The governor's friends say the eg.
cerpt need by implication, purport, to
show the governor signing the acx re
pealing the Mullan-Gage state en
forcement law and thereby allegedly
contributing to evils which other part,
of the picture depict. In reality, they
say. Uovernor nraitn i. signing an in
Mima las reduction bill.
Mr. Corridlni aaid that anything
unfair to (iorernor Smith In the pic
inra would be taken out "If his rep
resentative cornea to pa and ehowa we
are wrong."
'The story," he added. "Is not prop
aganda but a dignified dramatisation
of sn historical event"
- He aaid one scene showing the gov
ernor along with the title "The Ac
knowledged Champion of the Anti
prohibition Foreea," already had been
deleted.
FLYING CLOUD 021ufij inniir
BIG MARATHON IP Wlk
Finishes Full 22 Miles in
Lead; Is Greeted by
Princess
GRANTS PASS. June 21.
One hundred and sixty-seven hours
and fifty-one miuutea out of San
Francisco, Flying Cloud, Karook en
try of the Oregon Cavemen in the
Redwood marathon, breasted the tape
at the finish line here at 10:30 this
morning. He came In strong, finish
ing at a run through a street lined
with thousands of people who hod
waited since late yeaterday . for his
arrival.
Princess Redwood Empire was
waiting with a blanket and aa Fly
ing Cloud crossed the line, she kissed
him roundly, the first to greet him.
Mas Big margin
Flylnc Cloud is a hero here to
day for he left his neareet com pe
rnor, me aged z,uni, a miles to tne
rear. He waa photographed bund
reda of timea and newa reela ground
out many feet of film ot the finish
and the reception given the youthful
runner.
Presentation of $5,000 In silver
dollara and twenty-dollar gold pieces
to the winner, -a water bucket being
unusea lor rne purpose or noiding
the coins, reading of the message
brought by Flying Cloud from Mayor
Kolph ot Ban Francisco to Mayor
George Fox of Grants Pass, the wild
greeting of Oregon Cavemen spon
sors of Flying Cloud and personal
congratulations kept the winner busy
for a full half hour after the race
before he could be taken to a hotel
for reab
Is Deed Condition I
Dr. 8. O. Coolldge, head physician
for the marathon, atoppea Flying
Cloud outside the city limits of
Grants Pasa and pronounled his
heart In better condition than when
the boy left San Francisco aeven
dure ago. Flying Cloud waa all
smiles when he came into the city,
the vision of the big cash priae and
tribal pride kept him alwaya Is the
lead. He had left Selma, 22 miles
from Grants Pass, just aa day waa
Breaking. Xhat Flying Cloud had
plenty of reserve was shown by his
final burst of speed Into the dty, the
last mile being clipped off In five
minutes and 12 aeconda.
When the first prise money waa
preeented to Flying Cloud, he picked
a gold piece from the bucket, put It
between hla teeth and then nodded
hla approval. It waa probably the
mo.t money he had ever had In hla
hands at one time. Last year he
took hla second prise and bought s
new sutomobue.
Baseball Result
NEW TORK. Jans 31. (O Babe
Ruth hit hia 26th home run of the
aeaaon Ir the first Inning of the seo
ond Yankee-Athletic game here to
day. .Rube Walberg was pitching and
Combs waa on base.
AMERICAN
At Cleveland, let game R. H. n.
Chicago, . 2 8 0
Clevelend 4 T 2
Batterlea: Thoma. and Berg; Mil
ler, Hudlin end Mystt.
At Cleveland, 2nd game
Chicago. . 4 8 0
Cleveland. . 8 18 1
Batteries; Adkins, Connslly, Nebf
and Berg; Shaute and L. (Jewell.
At New Tork, flrat game
Philadelphia. . 0 9 0
New York 4 T 0
Batterlea: Grove and Cochrane;
Johnaon and P. Collina.
At St Louis. 1st game-
Detroit. . , ......8 8 2
St, Louis. 8 11 0
Batteries: Carroll, Smith, llolloway
and Woodall; Crowder, Blaebolder
and Manion.
At Washington
Boston. .,.....,.0 11 1
Washington. 2 8 1
Batterlea: Morris and Berry; Had
ley, Gaston and Kenna.
Philadelphia-New Tork second
game called off; rain and wet grounds.
NATIONAL .
At Boston. 1st game R. H. E.
Naw Tork 8 18 0
Boston 4 6 1
Batteries: Fltuimmon. and O'Far-
rell; John Cooney. K. Smith, Werls,
and Spohrer, Urban.
At Chicago, 1st game
St. Louia. 1 9 1
Chicago. 2 8 0
Bstterles: Mitchell and J. Wilson;
Blake and Uartnett
At Chicago, 2nd gams
St. Louis. . 4 T
Chicago 1 8
Batteries: Johnaon sod 1. Wilson;
Root and Gonxales.'
At Plttsborgh
Cincinnati 8 11 1
Pittsburgh. 4 11 0
Batteries: May, Jablonowski and
Plrinich: Hill, Kus.ell, Miljus sod
Smith, Hargreares.
At Roatoflu 2nd game
New York 1 8 9
Boston. . ' 8 9 0
Halleries: Benton sod Hogsa; Ds-
Ian.; and Taylor.
Brooklyn st Philadelphia postpea
ed; rata.
COMMITTEEMAN DIES
HRI.K.SA. Mont.. June 21
Dr. C. M. fanstrnm, republican ns
ilona! committeeman from Montane,
died enddenlv in his office here last
night. He was 58 jesri sf ags sad
Is ateaieaa m ouu
1 -rrr-.-ii vim iiiiiiii 1 1 1 1
His sffsotlons for Madams Lspssou not only cost frlnos Csrol sf
Rumania hla throne but thsy Isd to a divorce suit filed by Princess
Helena, mother of Rumania's "boy king." Tne princess stsrceo aotisn
In Buohsrsst. Above, shs la shown with the young King Mlohs.l.
slow ars Prlnca Carol and Madams Lspssou.
BUCHAREST, Rumania, June 81 on The Bucharest courts hare
(ranted a divorce to Princess Helena from Prlnca Carol, former crown
prince of Rumania. . . .
JIMMYDEMERSTO 1
GO TO BOSTON FOR
OLYMPIC TRYOUTS
Eugene business men and friends
backing him with nearly the whole
$600 needed. Jimmy DeMers, na
tional interscnniaatic cnampion jave
lin thrower and student at ths Eu
gene high school, gets his chance to
go to Boston to try out for the Oly
mpic gamee.
Tha sum raised by subscription It
practically completed and will lie by
Friday, report. It 8. Brj.on, ch.lr
man of the committee of repre.euta
lives from the six Eugene service
clubs looking sfter the fund to send
the boy east. ' "There's no question
but what he will go," say Mr. Bry
eon.
Ilenorts hsve not been completed
on the Klwanis-Uona benefit ball
game Wednesday. i
DeMers will leave Friday when the
entire amount is expected to be
raised.
Huocess at . tha Boston tryoutl
means the trip to Amsterdam, Hol
land, to compete In the Olympic con
tests with the world's best athletes. i
At present IleMers' longest unof
flMal throw is 225 feet which la bet
ter than tbe world's record of 218
feet sis Inches. He holds an official
record of 218 feet six inches.
in an athlbltlon on llarwara neio
Wednesday he threw the Javelin 218
feet two inches with s hesvy wind.
He won the national Intersrbolastlc
record for jsvelln in ths Chicago meet
last yean
HIGHEST ON RECORD
- SALEM. Jane 2LW1 Today,
the longest day of the year, the popu
lation of the state penitentiary reach
ed the highest mark in tbe history of
the prison. Tbe registry ahowed 706
prisoners.
The situation la the reverse ef the
usual experience, which Is that pop
ulation decrease. In the summer.
Superintendent Henry Meyers ssM
thst practically all Inmates ars em
ployed and that housing Is taken cars
of by the additional dormitory recently
from tbe old tltcftrn.
TRUCK DRIVER KILLED
' LA GHANDE, June 21, 0 Bill
Hsmmsck, about 4 wa. almost In
atanily killed about ft o'clock thl.
morning whea the truck In watch he
was hauling logs, slipped from the
reed near Ixistlne, Ore, and over
inrned. When found he wae deed.
hla hodv crushed benesth tha tim
bers, Uia bom. was at Salerprlss,
T'
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Justice is
Injured in
Car Crash
SALEM, June 21, 0n Jostles T.
A. McBrlde, of the Oregon suprsme
court Is confined to hi. home for
a few day. with a aplintered rib, rat
on the head and gnilaes aa a result ot
sn automobile secldent on the 1'sdflc
highwsy nesr Amity Wednesday aft
ernoon. Mra. McBrlde wss aot la
lured., s
The McBrlde. were returning from
Wells Walla where they had attended
commencement exercises at Whitman
college, when their machine was
crowded' into the ditch by s passing
car. The McBrlde vehicle waa over
turned but waa driven to Salem by
another driver, the McBrtdea making
the trip in the marnine.
SJIlEMnLL
SALEM. Jnns 31. 0P At s meet
ing of Salem baseball official, but
night It wa. decided to disband thi
Salem Kenator. club for ths rest of
the sesson ss fsr aa business organi
sation Is concerned. Tbe remaining
game, on the Willamette valley lea
gue schedule will be forfeited. Uck ef
support by tbe fens wss given ss
the reason.
"Frisco" Edwards, manager, an
nounced that he personally would
take over the club for the remainder
of the first half of the sesMia snd
play out ths games s. originally
dieduled. Tha. Senator, play Cottage
Grove here next Sunday, Th.re I. a
game to be played at Bend sad one at
Vendling. .
The Salem situation wftl be dlscnss
sd Thursday evening, st s meeting
of league managers ia Eugene. If
"Frisco" Edwards continue, the
management of the Senators, and the
gamea continue as eeneuuiea, mere
will be no forfeit, according to Local
officials.
it wa. bel eved hers thst ths sctjoa
of the Halem official, merely nteana
the turning over of the team to ltd
warda for the remainder of the era-
aon, and will have ao effect outside
of Halem.
The Senators are tied for tha lea
sue leadership at present, sharing
honors with liend.
ENGAGEMENT HEPOHTIO
BERKELEY. CaL, June
Pr. C. A. Wills, father of Helen
Wills, tennis star, said he knew Both,
tne ahont hla daughter', reported en
gagement to Hugh Bullock ef New
York. He added that he probably
would kaav el it if tha rsBSgt srere
true.
BACKERS TD QUIT
Eight Desperate Stowaways
Start Trouble, Says
Message
Efforts at Communication
Fail After Call for
Help Is Sent -
COLOMBO. Ceylon. June 21. OH
The Australian Commonwealtsj
liner Jams Bay reported by wire. '
less to Colombo this morning that
there was mutiny aboard.
Threats had been made to aet tbd
vessel afire, the message said.. As)
hour after the message waa receive
a party of marines waa aent to Trie.
eoinau to embark on the snxUiaiT
steamer Slavol. The Slavol was or
dered to so to ths Jervla Bag sal
bring the liner to Colombo. The
British cruiser Enterprise yesterday
received a wireless message from ths
Jervla Bay which left Adelaide oa
June 0 for London, stating that tha
vessel was hsvlng trouble whs)
"eight desperate stowaways."
Efforts after 8 a. m. today ta)
communicate with the Jervis Bar
failed. It waa feared that the sseso
waa in the hands ot mutineers.
Ths cruiser Enterprise receives
this wireless message from, the Jev
via Bay at 5 a. ra. today:
"Mutiny. Threatening to est aU
afire Send immediate asststsnee."
Prior to tha call for kelp tbf
cruiser st 2 o'clock this morsda
received the following message;
"Situation serious. Ask Bast
removal eight men under kateaeeb
k... . k J 1, .11 . i
tiny swi tJ
ere abusse L
ui tuv; uauarroua, muuuy son pa
cenoiarism tried, raasensers i
Bpeeoiiy assist me. -Una
us vvsaaMi
Moatjay morning.
'w.i , a-nnv . vr- aa,"W
Amelia Earhert went shopping aasni
today in company with Mrs. Frederick
Guest, sponsor of the traas-Atlaatat
flight of ths Frieadatua white a
crowd stood vainly In the front si
lAimnu . .. m tak .
her hotel In a drisallng rain hepiac
to catch a glimpse of the young we
men who flew the Atlantis. Miss
Earhsrt slresdy hsd bought a tail
ssnd dousrs worth of eketaes, kwt
aeeda some mere. Shs haa bees ars
reeding with her .hopping .lieai-
cslly, buying necessary frocks final
and men doing aisceuasNMSai sag
chasing. ,
While Miss Earhsrt shoneeiL
Btulta, pilot of ths rrtsa
stshns
snd Louis Gordon, meceautle, spest
severs! hours st Croydon air si .ma
where they Inspected the British s
nlsnes used la the Londen-Parts aers
Ice. Gordon who bed sever ssss a
British airplane engine prevloswres
was particularly Inters. Ud sad asasal
the airway officials sod meefceaks '
many questions. ' .
Following oa the keele ef kindred)
of letters, poems hsvs sow begaa as
flock in upon Miss Esrnsrt On he"
gins:
"Good ere of the sir, florloas we
man fair," and then goes oa la pgake
of ths fllsr. ' ,
DULLLTTCJ
A est. MsarHMf aa Jeka OrsMr
was killed wkee sj ek by tasj tW
esas Usrited, SsstMera Psettle tra
Ne. Is. serthhesss, .seal
He as VI sf Mssrk Isausissj
east ef SsrisfflsM kstwsss HM aaS
I p. m. Thsrssay. .
RsaMssos sf the awa sraa est
kaewa as address sa the esveleaa
fsssd sa ths easy was "Hats Ns
tal," SalsBi. The letter wae yast
sd "Tslsat, 0rs.n
Mssssr details sf the stildsst sm
sMslssd lats Tksrsday srterseea, a1
ssetsl s seats sf tba Seertkara Pa.
elfle rallread eeswa.y wrth Ose
Ceressr Ctarsses V. SlaMa west he
stedlaUty ts the esse sad are) 4sa)
ts arrivs tksrtly with the body.
The ssaa was s.esrssitty asa
ths trash, and either hard sf hear f
r latsatlsssrly rsamlalaa tae see
sf Iks s.glss, Oessty Csraaar t
saeas reserted. sa be asat fsesnal t s
sssiss fsr half a silts and fx Vm
wsktled. Ha tssssst k yet sat.
"Ne'er Tio
a Wife
till tfs hast a basse t part
her K" asid Pwr Wish art.
tha eeaenely phllsas.har ef
. 1M year sss snd h's at,. 4
wed ivmuIm ,.!!..
. Start set tree rVghit aw;
day -reed Tha i i
Batata Par Sals) Awt. .
BLIERIS
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