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» LEAGUE TRIES COOLIDGES CELEBRATE lADAMCCf ACIÍ WEDDING ANNiVERSERYjHl H11 LOL HOl\ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Washington. Ori 4. (A I’. I l'resldnnl unii Mrs Coolldg« loiluy ci'lrblnti'd fluir 19th wed- th»» dime anulv'is.iry. on« of i busto»! program» nf U h * We<»k tnred thè presltUnl. but li oniglit tli«*y piali lo board thè i May flowor fot- a short etiti»«« ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ TOKIO TO TAKE ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 54W><> Victoria, 11. C.’Oct. 4.— (I'. P.l Wanderlust has once more ♦ taken a grip un Captain Thomas Drake, "the lorn* sea rover,” who h is set out to do about ♦ 5U.OOO miles in an 8-ton craft. ♦ Captain Drake arrived here , ♦ from Vancouver in Ilia little e vessel, an auxiliary schooner i » which he calls “Pilgrim." He ♦ declared In* Wanted to beat Cap ♦ tain Slocum's record cruise of * 47.000 mH»» in a small boat. The hardy skipper said he ♦ would set out down the Pacific ♦ roast in Octolier for his great ♦ udn-nture. lie Is confident he ♦ can succeed. bcoaus«* < ♦ fore he covered 37,000 ♦ a small boat. ♦ "I made the Pilgrim in Seat- ♦ tie last year,” he said, “From ♦ now on all I will make Is prog- ♦ rcss.” 4 The Pilgrim is a snug little 4 ■ raft 35 6 feet long, 11 feet in ♦ beam and 4.2 feet in depth. The ♦ tesM-l is ■ tfbipppd with a schoo r ner rig and a 5-home-power ma 4 rine < urine. ' * ♦ ♦♦♦♦4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ PEACE UPHELD MOSLEM COUNCIL WILL TRY TO AVOID BATTLE ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ , TALKS ♦ ♦ ♦ VETER I XS OF 1)1 ST DIVISION AT MEETING IX WASH I X< »T< > X OF ♦ Jerusalem, Oct. 4.— (A. P. » — The .Moslem supreme coun cil today telegraphed to all .Moslem states and Moslem rep resentative organizations ask ing them to send deputies to Jeddah to intervene in rever ence to holy .Moslem places in an effort to avoid bloodshed. ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ AGGIES DEFEAT WHITMAN ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ AVIATOR 3IES N ♦ ♦ COOLIDGE FIRST ON MOUND ♦ .. . AUTHOR WILL LEAVE VALLEY r I WALTER JOHXHOX LONEH HIS FIRST «.IME AFTER 12 1XXIXGM ♦ NEW LAW IS RESTRICTIVE A. PIANTO PI (ilI UlHIl IO ULUU Salem. Oct. 4.—Because of the i outbreak of foot and mouth disease I in Texas. Governor Pierce has is- ♦ |»ued a proclamation prohibiting the ♦ liil<*t*V«*ne In I iiil War Oil to ; shipment of certain livestock and President Opens Merini in Xal ion's ♦ Capital—Xehf Ment in by Mc the Ito. ■ eonimodlties from that state into ♦ Indicated Graw—fíame Exciting j Oregon. In some cases federal in ♦ P Mor- I sped ion and certification will per- ♦ I mit entrance into Oregon. ♦ Tokio. Oct 4. — (A P » Washington. Oct. 4.— (A. P.) — In Five The governor's proclamation pro- New York. Oct. I I’nlled Press» Griffith Stadium. Washington. D. {thousand persons, including members the presence of veterans of the first vid«-s in brief: The League of Nations In niaklna C.. Oct. 4.——( V P.l—The New York ♦ I of th** hours of peers and represen- division of the American i expfedi- Shipments of cattle, sheep, goats. Giants defeated Its culminating effort to establish Washington and ♦ ! tatlves attending u meeting today, tlont-ry forces. President Coohdge * swine and the dressed carcases of Walter Johnson today in the twelfth its right io live by preparing to sum ♦ their these animals prohibited. dedicat'-:! the monument to l mon n conference on disarmunient On-gon 'trulli Walk* Rough-Hliisl 'adopted rasoi ut Ions urging the Japa- inning of a battle that opened the ♦ birr WnttiiingldniaiiH |ues<* government to interferi* In tin- dead here today as a ' lesson of the | Hides, skins, woollens, hoofs, pro- world's series. The Giants won four mid guarantees of security If the ♦ supreme blessings of peace with hon- : hiMted unless disinfected under fed- to three in a desperately fought eon- conference falls to accomirilsli utiy ♦ Pendleton. Ore, Oct 4 -The big. Chini si civil war ns mi ally of Cop ar.a symbol of a »tern warning " The ! oral supervision. results, th« league will full to u »ci rough, »mushing and aggressive Ore ierai Chang Tso Un, .Manchurian test, only after the Senators had tied ♦ peace now established must be nour- j Hay, straw, etc., prohibited under the score in the ninth and had <<n<l vale position In Europe un<l ma y gon Agricultural coll* ge foot hall leader, righting for control of the laired in the country's international! ' any conditions. But, If the team made mi Impressive debut in central Pekin government. staged a spectacular rally in the flutter to its d»ath. relation, the president declared Th": Second hand bags prohibited. < otlleri lice succeeds. the leugm* will Pacific northwest football for its final inning. constitution itself still must be de-* Milk, cream, dairy products pro- become the domlnunt center of world new inach, Paul J Hihissler of Ne The Giants clinched the game in Port-Au-Prfnre. Haiti. Oct. 4 — fended to preserve the individual' l hibited unless pasteurized. peace and will acquire a prestile«* braska atid laiinbard college, Iowa, the twelfth when Johnson weakened (A. P l-—During th-* nine years In freedom through ucn-interfereuce I j Household goods and immigrant and J wo runs were scored on three probably unprecendented In modern by piling up n score of 41 to t> against which Americans have supervised the with the courts and the fair oppor articles must be cleaned, disinfected hits, two bases on balls and a sacri inter nationalism. Whitman here Friday afternoon, flnames of Haiti, the debt of the* tunity by tin* prevention of govern * or certified by a federal veterinar- fice fly but the Senators came back The league's conference tit! <tl* Really, two roinplet«* Aggie team* ment monopolies in business, he said. : inn. in their last turn at the bat. »coring nrmninent. to meet next year, repre made the debut, and part» of a third <;• limili- Fimi Ihm Enti) luto Filile I republic has been reduced by more ______________ i Stilli*- I- l’ri» Hege than X9.OUO.ObO, u r* ord which Is Farm laborers and sheep shearers one run on an error and successive sents primarily an effort on the part HebiMler had the Un<*up tabulator* fotiaidtred with pride by both the ( HATER LAKE FILMED ! must have affidavits shewing that hits by Harris and Rice. Harris, of France and her Europi un allies ’curing llietr hair to knop truck of FROM lilt FOR MOVIES they have not been in the infected liuitian government and the Amerl- however, was thrown out trying to to prevent a German war of revenge, tils su bat It lit ions lit* started with Eugene. Oct. 4.—Crater Lake and area or must undergo disinfection. stretch his hit into a double and Hamburg. Oct. 4 — (A P.l — cans who are assisting it. On Aug. by iiivai.s of enticing the other pow hl» first team, which completed the 31. 1915. the liabilities were e •» o . possibly other of Oregon's wonder Slock cars must lie cleaned and ^with Rice on third. Goslin ended the ers Into a pact guaranteeing peace first quarter Then he sent in 10 America's new restrictive Immigra 105.813. and on July 21, 1924, they spots have been filmed from the air ¡disinfected under government super- game by being* thrown out at first. tion law is restricting with a ven This fait Is fundamental of the new men ul one clip for the second were 122.973.843. and will be shown to millions of i vision. Home runs by George Kelly and league's purpose Premier llorrlol quarter Illa first stringers went geance, and applicant» for udmlss.on During these same nine years hun- Americans on the silver screen with The embargo was effective Friday. •Terry, off Walter Johnson, gave the to the t'nited States arc l> ginning Is engaging In the stupendous tusk back in the third, the second team Jlr* d» of miles of rc-ud have been con in the next few months, if no mishap New York Giants a two run lead of trying to succeed 111 protecting and parts of the third finished the to realise that a vise to enter the structed. harbors have been improv attends the development of motion United States Is u rare privilege and after four innings. France by means of the league after game. Both drives ed. the roast line encircled with a pictures of the lake and neighbor came with bases empty. Kelly's In bls predecessor» In the French pre 8o far as roMults were concerned, not a right, ns many had previously chain of light how sen. schools and (ng points taken by two army fliers inlersliip have all tailed to seyurr ' here didn't seem l<> I m * much differ- believed. :V»ir> For Year Merma A — ur«*«l, Says the second and Terry's in fourth. The burden of proof Is now on hr luges built, nnd water-works and on their wiy south from Eugene. Washington rallied in the sixth, scor adequate protection through prtvati ence They nil scored on Whitman. t'olk-ge Registrar many other projects started or com j Lieutenants Goddard and Bock- ing one run when McNeely doubled, diploma'ic negotlatIons Exactly eight minutes after th«* the uppllcaut for adinisHinn to the I hurst, who left Eugene Thursday for Oregon Agricultural College, Cor scoring on hits by Harris, and Rice. llorrlol has approached the prob opening kickoff by Whitman, the I'nited States, and consular officials pleted. | Rockwell' field. San Diego, and who vallis, Oct. 4.—Mounting registra- Washington tied the score, sending lem by finding something to offer the Agglts hud made their first score, sit as Judges upon the fitness and Wilbur Wright Field. Ohio. Oct. 4. |liui caught with movie machines the Itlon totals, which are daily growing the game into extra innings when world's principal powers In exchange i place kick by Schulmerlch from the reliability of credentials. — (A. P. I — Ezra Meeker mid Lieu-i story of the world fliers' trip across larger as late comers arrive, are now Bluege. after singling, scored on As only slightly more than 500(1 for their guarantee of security to ih«« 20-yard lino. From their own Europe This offering Is u reduction l."« yard lln«* the Aggies advanc«*d on German emigrant» can be parsed tenant Kelly arrived at Dayton to the continent, were to have taken within an even 50 of the 3000 mark Pack's doulile. The crowd went in a i and at the close of the fifth day of reg- frenzy hurling of tJielr own armaments and Its com *i .succession of line smashes to monthly, and this number is divided day. on their trip from Portland. several "shots" of Crater Lake cushions on the field. Oregon. •* other southern Oregon points on I istration. With 127 permits to reg- among 1U consular offices, the old Score By Innings secuent Having III taxation The tie Whitman's 10-vard line. There their way dowu the coast. They also ' ister still outstanding, an enrollment 1 9 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 R vice is simple and logical, but no Whitman held, so on the fourth days of rush and shove about in con Yo- ! of more than 3100 for the first term N Y. 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 body in France thought of It before «low n Schiilmerlch booted a perfect sular offices are largely over. Ono of the striking resulie of the The great powers, America, Great leld goal from placement. ■ and 3500 for the year seem assured,' Sen. 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 3 new Uw probably will l>o that bun- Hits. Giants 14. Senators 10. * reports E. B. Lemon, registrar, after Britain. Italy ami Japan, anti the les 1t took the Aggie attack all the Bulbs Blooming Again— j comparing the present figures with aer powers too. would like Io suVe reinnlniler of the period to get go- | deeds of foreign men who have not Curtis» Havre <’oll:ip*«*» When 2tu» Errors, Giants 1, Senators 1. ' In the Grants Pass district the Frei in Air I those of last year. The Lineup the money *now being expended oi ng. They made three first downs * become citizens ill America will bo ' flowers that bloom in the spring have Wilbur Wright Field, Ohio. Oct. 4. Only full time students entering Washington — McNeeley. center; cosily armaments. They believe that from si rim mage but could not seem | compelled to return to Europe if they a habit of blooming again in the If they were all to agree to a pro to sustain an offensive. At one time 5 want to rejoin their families. This — (A. P.l -Captain Burt K. Skeel this fall are included in the figures Harrts. second: Rice, right: Goslin. fall, or at least some of them. Mrs. of Selfridge Field. Michigan, wus because the wives and children of portlonate reduction of war prepara Whitman looked threatening after given, which do not take account of left; Judge, first: Bluege. third; Jack Allison has some narcissus •the 880 summer session students Prehinpaugh, shortstop: Ruel, catch tions each would have relatively the Luckey hud reeled off 22 yards non-Americans in the United States killed when the wings of his Curflss bulbs that have just put forth ’ .heir who took regular work. These added er: Johnson, pitcher. same strength us now. and there around th«* Aggi<* left end. but Bell | are not given special treatment, nnd racer collapsed at an altitude of 200 second blossoms. .Mrs. Allison states to preuent figures bring the total at would be no change III the balance intercepted a pass on his own 38-i many of them will not be able to get feet, as he was preparing to take a New York — Linstrom. third: that the present blooms are as fine present to 3S30 for the year. of' power. So. reduction of arma yard line mid Hint was the clos«*at ! permiHslon to go to America for flying start in the Pulitzer high speed Frisch, second; Young. right: Kelly, I race at the international air races. as those in the spring. years because of th«« small quota. Wltile all schools show the result center; Terry, first: Wilson, left: ment would bo a logical and Inevit Whitman ever got. of the enlarged freshman class, the Jackson, shortstop; Gowdy. catcher: able development of the near future. If France wore to take the same schools of engineering, forestry and Nehf. pitcher. agriculture reflect the growing in-1 viewpoint as the other nations • terest. of beginning students in these Griffith Park. Washington. D. (?.. But, thero would bo no ad«*qunl«* Into ('«*tl- important state industries. The Oct. 4.— (A. P.l—A world's series benefit to France if nothing were slight, though positive, increase In i in the national capital, the dream of changed In the International situa freshmen registering in agriculture baseball fandom, came true today tion except a proportionate saving ut is taken as an indication of the turn when the Washington Senators, army and navy estimates. France Zane Gray and party, who have of the tide in rural economic con champions of the American league, would bo relatively as open to nt br«*n speniliiig the pn>*t two weeks at ditions for the better, as the rise and clashed with the New York Giants, tack, in the future as now. There Galtce angling for steelheads, will fall of such registration has been four times the successive champions fore, Frame is blacking the way to be taken Into the Interior of Oregon found to be a direct reflection oi of the National league. In the first a reduction of war preparations by by Earl Topping, who Is furnishing farm conditions the country over. canto of the annual baseball classic. Itself alone Ami us long as France the pucktrain for the party. Mr. With President Coolidge throwing refuses to reduce, the other powers Topping left this afternoon tor Klam the first ball and 35.000 spectators must maintain their military prep ath Falls, where he will call'll up present, all Washington seemed arations at Hie present expensive with Ills (ruin of 25 horses which lie level. sent on ahead AVostern Hemisphere AV ill Be Repre« tilted over on the official ear. The shadow of the Giant bribery scandal Premier llorrlol hnH seised upon the care of lien M<«nte<l at <’ongrc*s was all but forgotten when Walter this situation to try to win for I drlilge, Frank Washington. Oc. 4.-—(I. N. S.i — Johnson swung into action on the Franco the certainly ' of necurlty Hirns. The march of science during the Inst hurling mound. The weather was against Germany In the future. wheti| I Mr. Gray is seeking material in decade will be reviewed by an im ideal. Gi rtiinny has recovered her strength. Oregon for his novels, which have posing assemblage of scientists of "Just the day for Writer John- Harriot declares Hint It Is impossible become universally popular. He de the Western Hemisphere which will son." said ¡lodger Peckinpaiigh, the to dissociate disarmament from sires to make a trip over the Rogue convene at Lima. Peru, on Decem Washington shortstop. guarantees of peace. In reality, river trail* to Gold Bench, lull will ber 20 next and remain in session there is m> Impossibility about the not I k * able to make it tills season, until January 0. 1925. The occasion LOXBOX-PARIS H ALF HOURLY dissociation at nil. Hut. France Is taking tile trip pitst Crater Lake mid AIRPLAXE SERVICE PLAXXEI) will be the gathering of the Third He Is using the argument ns her main de Into central Oregon Instead Pan-American Scientific Congress. vice for self-protection. Harriot de to meet .Mr. Topping and the pack London. Oct. 4.— ( A. P. 1 —An Nine distinguished scientists and miimls Hint accompanying any re truin' nt Crater Lake on Bunday, go educators have been named to repre airplane to and from Paris every ductions of armament, Hie powers ing through the Klamath lava beds sent the Vnited States. In addition half hour, for passengers and freight, shnll agree to prevent future war ft toward Lakeview There are 10 peo it is expected that at least a score of is Included in the program of de either disputant» desires nrblt rut Ion, ple In Mr. (¡jay's party. They ex unofficial representatives from tills velopment which the British air lines and oven If neither side wants Io pect to Im gone nt least six weeks. country will attend, some of them have drawn up for the future. Traf arbitrate. War Is to be Outlawed; Franco possibly contributing to the program fic by air the past summer was and the powers are to agree In nif- i due to arbitral awards, greater by far than ever before, both of the Congress. vnner to use combined forces, if ne would at Inst have won the peace on the continent and between the Besides this county, all of the ever Hinco she linn been striving for cessary, to proceed against any out leading nations of lattin-Amelca continent and England. Those who lawed tuition which disregards arbi (lie Veranillos failure. will be represented, Names of the are operating the air service expect The League of Nations I m n leglti- tration nnd opens hostilities. The Brit delegates from these countries have continued development. By such mi agreement. Germany unto center to sound out world opln- not reached Washington, and many ish lines have several 16-seater would lie debarred from declaring a on In H i I h matter. If the world has details of the program are yet to be planes under construction at present war of revenge, unless sh< were pre- reached the evolutionary stage where Americans, though they have few worked out. but It is expected that pnrcil to fight the world once more it realizes pence cun be nssurod on commercial air routes of their own. (lie attendance and Interest at this France would have security; nnd Eti' ly by guarantees, Franco mid the Congress will surpass that of any continue to be the heat patrons of ague will have won. If not, It rope's boundaries would remain an | the European service. previous session. they are now, except for changesi ¡may bn that Germany will have won. PEERS WOULD HOLD GERMANY BACK •A PERMOXS PETITIOX <;«»V I ItXMFXT TO ASSIST < II 1XG TSO FIX CAPTAIN DRAKE TO TRY CRUISE IN 8 TON SHIP SCIENTISTS TO HOLO MEETING
