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. FOR FRANCE
i U. 5
Heroes of World War
0 0 Form LaFayette Escadrille
in Paris Volunteer As Ma
chine Gunners and Aviators
Reported "Capture of
TazaoBy Riffians .Denied.
PARIS." July" 9. P.) A i-a-Fayette
escadrhle for service In Mo
, 0 rocco is being formed by American
volunteers who iw. -service with the
foreign Teglon during the World
vjir. ' Two pilots who already hnve
engaged to fly $,vlth the forces op
posing the Riffians ore Granville A.
Pollock of New (jeleans and Charles
W. Kerwood of Pnlladelphln. o
Pollock served with the antlleryia
A In the British expeditionary forces
' riurlne the first two years of the ,
Vorld war, then gitned the LuT'ay
ette escadrille. I
0 Kerwood was a member of the
LaFayette Aadrllle In 1916-1". He
was shot down In J918 and Optured 1
by the Germans. Later he became
a lieutenant-colonel In the air fori,
of Greece. - I
nharles swcenov and Paul uock-
well, both among the first Amerl- nessee district federal court, who yes
cans to enlist In the foreign legion terday wus imVcted in connection with
at the beginning of the .World war, the failure of the Peoples' Savings
have volunteered as machine gun- bank of Jackson, was killed in an
tiera and observers in the escadrlMI'.
Sweeney, whose home Is In Se- . Judge Ross was killed when his
attle, was wounded during the Cham- automobile ran off a bridge about five
pagne offensive of 19J5. He was miles east of Jackson and turned over
the first American to win the medal in a creek, pinning him underneath,
of the Legion of Honor during the Tiudge Ross is said to have started
World war. - He reached the rnnk ' the direction of his dog kennels,
of captain In the French tank f bout seven miles from Jackson on
corps and was commissioned eu- 'h1eMI" ln. road- maintained by J H.
tenant, colonel In the United Smtes Kirkpatrlck. whose name Judge Ross
, 1S ,was charged In one Iriilictment re-
army in '-. I turned yeBterday with having forged.
Rockwell halls from AUanta. He , , , ' , , the oar.
also aiutOiwwagiie "--At 'the spot where the automobile of
in. lW aml woundad,ln action. .Judg8 Ro(m ,eft thB nnAbei tne
' .' , . , (defined a 45 degree omgle. The road
Toia cgijturc nenled. 1 had been changed slightly within the
PARIS. Julyffs. tA. P.) Premier ilst few monthg but wge Roa8 had
Palnleve. formally denied before the traversed it seVeral times Bince.
chamber of deputies today rumors judge Ross was at liberty on ball
that .Tazn. an Important town 10 of $25,000 on charges of forgery,
French Morocco Tiad been captured fr011dulent breach of truSl and acces
by Abd-EI-Krlm's attacklngoHlffians. Bory t0 embezzlement.
I Thomas B. Carroll, former cashier;
PARIS. July 9. -JA. P.) France
and Spain will offer Abd-Ei-Krim
autonomy In the Riff region of Mo-
rocap under a Spanish protectorate,
This Is one of the principal features
of the Franco-Spanish accord re-
gardlng Morocco Blgned at Madrid
yesterday.
French official circles expect Abd-
El-Krlm to refuse the offer because
the jjadeP of the tribesmen now
opposing the French and Spanish In
Morocco has repeatedly said that he
would not occe)t a Spanish protec
torate.
H -a understood the UJF&tf ITTn S b
h ngreement bIho provides per- , . . v. rd(,rrfi(,tPict cmlr, what has been termed the batt be
isslctj for French military 0tJrn in'i: .TharK f"mMttll.m and evolu-
Ish
mih
to enter the Spanish Moroccan zone
In
pursuit of Abd-EI-KrlnCs
rlors and Buch other military
opera-
tions as may be necessary.
(The French nave been ior some njs father a cagi,ier 0j tbal)ank,
time seeking thAp permission and an(j jdge Ross were namTd In a
have maintained they Were handl- joint indictment containing 22 counts,
capped in combatting Abd-EI-Krlm's Judge Ross also was named in an
Invasion of the French xone by in-. Indl-tniit chargfig forgery and an
atlllty to pursue the' Riffians when other alleging fraudulent breach of
they retreated acrosjjthe border Into trust.
Spanish territory.) . ' , " '
. Although Abd-El-Krim has pre
viously refused a Spanish protec
torate he hasgsafd he would accept
autonomy from the French.
Rods Opposed War
PARIS, July 9. (A. P.) Commun
ist deputies, led by Marcel Cochin be
gan an attack $ the French govern
ment for conducting warfare IngMo
rocco against the Invading Riffians
under Abd-El-Krtfti, When debate
commenced today upon Premier Pain
leve's bill for an application for
aak aaa &tnMn n
000.000 francs for the Moroccan op
erations.
O M. PalnWve told the chamber that
nothing c$uld he further from the
truth than rumors thatgAbd-KI-Krlm
has captured Taza. He said he could
not understond what Interest would be
served by the dissemination of such
false reports. '
Cochin threatened the governmeJ
fittnuw on P Bight)
DIVORCED 1 5 YEARS
REMARRIED AFTER
T
MOUNT VERNON. N. Y., July 9.
A. P.) Having traced the wife from :Pbnf-
h. nu HlvnrH fifteen vnnl "W were Just a
go oy appealing 10 an ine tiu
ministers In New York City. George 8.
Mason, Baltimore public school teach-
r, has been re married to Mrs. Mary
ood Mason, after a five minute
TWELVE PAGES
Bulldog Gives Life
to Sou Mistress c
From Rattlesnake
MirKKEQON. Mich., July 9.
(A. P.) "Krlp," on old brln-
die bulldog, owned by M$i
Mabel HUt. gave his life yen-
terday to save his mistress.
While walking nenr her cottage
she come upon a rattlesnake
colled, rendy to strike. "Krlp"
attacked the reptile killing it,
only 0teg he hnd been severely
bitten. Within an hour (Tie dog
had died.
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U.S.A.
TOM OF
MIED IN
Federal Judae Ross of Ten
nessee, Indicted Yesterday
f0. gank porgery AlOne,
'
Drives to Death On Country
Road To ProbeAccides)t.
JACKSON, Tenn., Jul.w". (A. P.)
Judge J. W. Ross of the western Ten-
automobile accident today.
John M. Carroll, his son, and assistant
cashier.vtna vv. I. Hawthorn, a timber
"dealer, were arrested on warrants
soon after the failure of the Peoples'
bank. They were indicted with Jmlse
Rosb and were released ln bond. ThSr
trial had been set for the ffliQl week
'n September.
Judge Ross was 47 years old. H
was appointed by Present Harding
to the federal bench In June, 1921.
JACKS0N , . 9 .. .
' 1 !" UL , (A. '.
The Madison county grand jury In'
ivestigating the failure of the Peoples
Car,.0 former casner 'of ,lhe bank:
his son.
John Carroll, and W. U
r..
.Tnhn Csrrnlt whn notnH no nnulntnnt
FOR GOV.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla., Julyg
(A. P.) A reported ftiovement to en
tice Will Rogers, cowboy-actor, front
183,-othe footlights along Broadway a
I m nbn him n PnnHldnta fnr irnvsninr
and
make him a candidate for governor of
Oklahoma, was looked at askance by
Oklahoma politicians today. The
project wag reported lnjt night from
Bartlevllle, where It wa' said a defin
ite plan to endorse' Rogers for the
democratic nomination was "being
be in New' York and his statement In
regard to the affair was generally
awaited before It Is regarded as a real
political "booaT
AGOJ t COUPLE IS
5 MIN. COURTSHIP
'courtship
over long distance tele
palr of forUsh
Ikidii and ipolled aa Wl. when we wre
tlni morrled." Mrs. Mason sold. "But
flmt married," Mm. Mason aald. "But
, we're older now and 1 lumui -it" will
stick this time. I looked around forC
fifteen years but failed to find a. bet-
ter man than Ctyga Sylvester."
JUDGE IN-
LI
CI
MEDFORD, OKBflOX, THURSDAY, JULY
HAN RAPS
SCOPES OH
1-OFTP
Great Commoner DSlivtlrs
Ser3&sof Sneecheij inDay-
on, Tennessee aan Pre
pares ftr Opening Valley oji
Ofotory Jury System tx
Jplled Defense Silent.
DAYTON, Tenn., July 9. (A. P.)
William Jennings Bryan bellies
that John T. Scopes, Qlefendnnt In
theTennefe evolution trial "Is
doing Jioro harm tp the teachers of
the country than to any other class.
This harm,'' One declared today,
''would be tnfir'ely Increased If his
(SeOpes' views as' to the Indepen
dence of. the teacher Mt'e estab
lished." "If thO evolutionists' cun exceed
in establishing t!Q doctrine that o
teacher cift teach anything that he
or she pleRs," Raid Mr. Bryan, ''and
teacherB disregard the witeot their
employers it will become necesaary
to find before' appointment what the
teacher thinks on disputed questions,
because the people who employ the
teachers will be, Just as certain to
prevent teaching what is objec
tionable fa those who employ the
teachers as hu9kehft and business
men are to prent clerks from
0nning the banks contrary to In
structions ofgthejO employers." .
Mr.aBtan, who is associated vnth
counsel fori the prosecution of the
young teacher, expressed the opinion
that the welfare of teachers is best
preserved under the present system!
Under this System, he said, personal)
views of the teacher are left fijje.
and the control ef win Is to be
tJLIII'hr ifi lpfr.tn Ihiuia vln PTntllnU
the teSPherH "that Is," Mr. Bryoffl
asserted, r."tdT the taxpayers and; iio
parents, acting through legislatures
and boards of education."
Evolutionists, Mr. Bryan insisted,
have not considered the effect that
"nullification" of the nntl-evolution
statute would have A. the teachers
In public hObls. .
"Heretofore te0cl9rs have been se
lected "vlthout regard to their vlewB
upon disputed auctions," the former
ipecretary of state declared.
ThisCI
has beerPOue to the facQthat tpacha,
ers nave, as a rui0 respected the
opinions of their, employers. Pjjpt
eHtant teachers j)i not Offend Caffio-
lln Students nilri nnthntln lnrhm-a rtn
Uot offend Protestant student ond
iiejiner onena jews, Kepubllcl
teachers do noi offend democratic
students and democratic teachers do
not offend republican students."
Dm j ton Is All Set.
DAYTON.Tenn July 9. (A, P.)
Dnyton today settled down to t
tlon.
Attorneys,' witnesses newspaper
men and plnln VTsltors arrlvlnt on
-0.-ry Incoming train and bus fl're
greeted by the clanging of hammers
as carpenters applied the flnlsh.g
touches to the conssion stands
spring up In evy ulleyw.- ond
lining the sidewalks.
An address by William Jennings
Bryan at Morgan Springs last Ciight,
formed the chlefgtoplc SliSconversa
tlonw at street-corners and drug
stores. ... o
An expression of his faith In the
modern jury systenwind a discussion
of what he termedi an attempt by
a mlnoSfty of Bcientists to force their
views on sclentlflo lines orjjrhe chll-
HIJ'n of the Wajorlty, forced the
irinclpnl theme of Mr. Bryan's ad
dress.
Some ng'tropolftan papers opposed
the idea of trying a scientific ques
tion before a Jury, he said, launch-
Ing forth in a defense of the jur!,.
Z Zn i T .r n thbe P0""'hle and the Hongkong strikers have been
tLl . . . V ,UCh u C0".e. beSale welcom. Some of the strikers
fore a ury of Bcientists. he sold. are(gmd to be ot entlly satisfied
e olntlng out that t state In the w)th tho trealmfillt t,ey are receiving,
union requiros qualification of- a a,ang yflt anot1(,r eloment to tho
Jury, ; declared "our faith In "Kie aready disturbed local sltratlon.
jury system, resM upon the same
loun,,tttlon
our faith ln popular
government."
Mr. Bryan concluded J;th thoi
declara&jn that the TennesseOontl-
evolutlorj law prohibit the aboll-
tlonlsts from using the public schools
to estabh ''their kind of religion
for the religion of the masses." I
The arroy of defense counsel wos
to orrlveQdurlng the day, according
to dispafcnes this morning, q
1 E 1 (j-
Boyn Must Ilo Tomorrow.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 9 A. P.)
rne state supreme court today
denied a writ of habeas corpus whlct
hod been Intended to stay Aie exe-
Qutlon In Son Quentln state prison
tomorrow or lewis perry, 19, ana
iTnomaa Baney. II. for the muroer
of Oleun Bond, A Los Angeles po-
llcemsn. No writ h
been asked up
noon for Kdwnr.
MoJitlJo, sen-
tenced to hung at Folsom prison to-
morrow for thj iam c rim 0,(9
Miami to Haye New $15fiQ0fiOO
. UnPversity,With Bryants Regent
u: off ? g
ilfe ' r Ill
CtMraft,
Prcparuon of thracnmpus
tarien, co-educational school to be known a.O the UniverQty
Miami, hgs tcgn begun on a 160-acre tract at Miano, Fla. The land
-and $9,000,000 of the $15,000,000 Jndovflncnt ptlTwhich the uni-
iversitjBWiU begin operations i tlft gift Cf 9cnrge E. Merrick, real
jestale operator. WilliaA J. Bryan (left )0 his ilai0;litcr. Ruth
oryigi VJrcn cnicr;, anu panics
regents. " The drawing shows the
followed.
EXPfGT-:
flily 3. (A, P.) In-
CANTON,
crewed military activity In Canton Is
admng to the tension already feltPiy
foreign residents In tlieiQBConccsslon.
Shameon.
One (tfiinco1 leader 9 reported to
day to have boasted that he g able
to capSire Sliumeen ft spite of the
fortifications' which have made the
low-lying sand islet, separatyl nyi
Canton iironer by a narftw strip of
water, a military camp. e
The general was suid to Pave, befti
eady to lose 1000 soldiers in three
minutSk under his plan to capture
Shameen.Q Ha wr& quoted as taking
Into consideration ffie aid the Shameen
defenders avoulife, f eive l om foreign
gunboats in port.
Airplanes dally encircle the conces
sion, wWi the apparent puriKiig' of
spotting its fortifications. .
Up to the u-esent an Intefenlttent
steamer service between Shameen and
Hegkong has been maintained, de
spite the strike of (giinese workers
Strike leaders here announced today
however, that alter .Inly 16 they would
Btop all river steamer arriving.
The date was set fnr the 15th be
cause, by that date all ChlneBe strikers
will haveieen evacuated from Hong
kong. ThPstrlke of ChlneBe workers
in the British crown caloi$' has re
sulted In many Uhlnese from there
finUng to Canton at the rote of about
600IJ dally, food and lodging being
provided them here by a strikers' com
mittee. ' ,l""u., "' Z
Three Russian boats nrrlved this
morning fnrlhe presumed purpose of
searching for Btolen craft. -'
.
K. C. Ix-nner to Alii flrynn.
CHA f TANOOOAOTenn., July 9.
Patrick Henry (Tnllohan, IiIhvI1Ib.
Ky., priOT'lnentlconnectefwlth the
K'nlRhls of ColumbuP amr Benedict
Elder of the same city, gecretnry
of the CaUjolIc Press assoclntion of
the L'nlteiP states, arrived here to-
day en route to IaQn to offer
their nsslstanie to William Jennings
Bryan, prosecution counsel In the
popes evolution trial,
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. VANCOUVBR. Wash.', July 9
Joyce ThoniBsen, 23 year old C'nrlton,
ore., boy who was wounded by stole
traffic Officer Harry Wllllama and
Victor Baton on' the morning of July
1 after he hadMerrorltedMhe by
an-jtt
attempt to rob the united mates
Naiional bank, died at Kt. Joseph's
hospital at 1:25 o'clock this morning.
RBRGMirs
mm mm
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9, 1920
and buildino? of n new nOn-scc-
m. tin riiiL- urc aiuun uiv
style of archite.cturehat will be
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tf'ORTIAND, Ore., July 9. (AP.)
Tho United rWclety of Christian Kn
duavor 9ent on record at Its hteiOilul
convention he'r& today agalnisj com
mercialized Sun Gay sports anl amuse
ments. The general assembly at Its
inornlntr session adopted aresolutlon
declaring "unequivocally In favor of
bhath observance," and pledging) It
self to workffor ftuch obo-rvance.
Tlif) nsaemly calls upon its mem
bers everywhere to uue their Influ
ence to "make .Sunday a day of rest,
worship and home life." Phe assem
bly, by resolution also commended
President Coolidge'a action In refus
ing to sanction Armistice day as mob
lllxutloft "We also approve his (Presldont
CoollCwe's) suggestion to relate
Armistice day definitely with thoughts
of peace," the resolution read, "and
we endorse the pi-esldent's suggestion
to mobilize the patriotic sentiment
and strength of our people on the
Fourth of July and are heartily with
him In his generous nnd statesmanlike
utterances with regard to the great
probl0nfe. confronting us In the Far
Kast." O
Concerning naval and military
maneuvers the conventlim went on
'"IS "m T"ln'MU "
fNDOBS
n"XZ u!Z"n JtMn,t'- .""Btw-'lng was.jmrn on ing ot standard shares for both lrS
t II fte res "r InnkLi Jh.1 ,,,rm ln '""W"1'1" hlll SbJ counts Insplrfd by the belef th.t tUa
'elegies " le.Z ed 4uv I n . ,'euver! rMy 7'liafr'8' "' MS1 a " technical rfl
Sed J such m'lon 2'" w,tl"" a few "! itlonT turned the urs( of stock.
L. . . W. r.iTl Z ?T L of the placPof his ilrth ever since. 'prices downward today. Copper, imhJ
ways us K awaken suspicion In.ffie .... ,. ., Hb., in 1S1 v,.n,i,- i,. ji .iii. ... . f i.;iiL...
minds of
divorce evil," nt the rournln sosSon. I
A. J. Khartltof Hoslon, a nffiirnlng
speaker, said that w divorce courts
would be deprived of business If men
D l,,rB . VI II
and worn
lOrldeavor
A The formal sessions of the conven
tion will end tonight jlth a mammoth
service which all dc.-gatci-.re expect
ed to attend. Dr. Francis K. (,'lat k,
president emerltua, will preside and
conclude the meeting with a farewell
message Qi his retirement a presl
dentQ O Q
Tomorrow will be recreation day
nVid many of the delegates will tnke
trips into the surrounding country
over scenic routes, A
lllll. .?r Arrive In Dayton '
OAYTON. Tenn., July . (A. P.)
William Jennings llryan. Jr., reached
Dayton from I Ait Angeles this after-
noon nnd Joined his father and other
prosecution counsel assembled for the
trial, ofji.hn T. Hcopes, beginning to-
inorrow'on n charge of violating the
law forbidding leaching of evolution
ftrorlog In Tennessee schools,
M,,.i,.. Th V...r,,ii, n h.T.i ,7T, eftl 'iK'til lieiuffered a relapHe almut general trend?" Sales approximated
Htatt-s The relutlnn held it ln'a , whch reltlUB(, , , 1,300,000 shares.
consistent for this nwlon to talk dead, ' 1 '' ''" ' "
peace and then to have the navul and - . ' . y strike Is Itrvrrtttl ,
nT:i?JZZVe"F'''ear i"rr" SAN JUAN. Porto Rico, July 9. I NI3V ' YORK, July B. I A. -Iil.
!i. " ' ':.' i.... (A. P.) Willis Hwoet, 69, for the Inst Thulned tie-up of millions of dol-:
nuie w,m ihjuiiiiuii ltKU!A"t too
-u-
Georgia Women Want
Mr.-Mfs.cLetters Sent
To Lady of House
o o
ATHENS, tlu.. Jlllv 9. (A. HA
0- Hncause husbands allow inr
pnrtant Invitutlons to rest for-
gotten In desk pigeonholes at the
office 04 In coat pocketH. the
Atwuis women's club udopted
andcforwi'iledcto the local, post-
master u resolution urging Win
to dlscontluile ie custoui ofe-
mm-
Of
J&s Kate! Ja?nison AdvistRi
Oregon .fplfilgB fo Organ
m h and Thus Regain on-
tro Ow'Sons and Baugh
11'' ring littfirs ud '"I'ssetl to "Mr. j
mul Mnt.O Uhe otTIH of tlie
hijsbamls 'Hie wonifii wimlil
iiffe Uie Humu tlellvereil Ui the
reshleme of "Mr. uml Mrs." T
3 i
L ' rs Who Wty Tog8tjier..roy:;mr. "7
RKDJNI) .Ore., July 9. OrMciJ
g flw fauugvr ReiO'i-aii 1h tho
KieaUsoa of the ago uTid it In en
erajiv prevalent not only In present
(layhookH, newHpnpei'H 11 ml IcetureH
but alno anioiiK puienta. uccordlnKOtn
Mrs. 'ate Jamli, deun of women at
the OregonfAKi'ifUllural rolleKe, who
uitnla l.ar.iro Ilia I4.ini A tfilrui-u' Instil?
tui heie0"H8UHekeepfiiKincl home
mktnK."
"Mothera niUHt organize If they
would counteract the organisation 9
which exlAtHn.ong the young folk of
toda They are now In a cIuhm by
IhemfielveH, and they do what they
want to do.
'.When the mother of n hgO school
glH says, 'yau niUHt not; Ki) tn lj0r,Ufltt
an yiPBK nlguta,' the giriiiyn, 'nut
Johimle andQMary iffp going.' it all
mothers got toget)0rind agreed that
thn'e would be no week nlirht social
Riff a Irs for their daughter they could
Hto them. I havknown tho unworn
nlrl evA since I began toaclOng In the
grade schools. will be na good as
we are If wewglve her a chance.
Jessie I). McC'oxiib, Wme denw
UHOI0 icaiifr wii 11 1 ui' (xicn.'j
tmpnt nf tho Orpi-im Am-Jctill nr-
Aftuge Is In general chargirof the
Home Aikera istltute which Is tlo
first to be hold In central Oregon.
Fif&ht Oregon s&ingi
a , . .
Al&rltB Ifl U. S, CotirfcS
WASHINGTON, July -tfA. P.) been aeen slflce. B . . .' ,
'The controversy betweert" theoKovern-' Among tin) noveral nmaller bufidr
ment and the atate of Oregon over ia detroye9by the wind Was the.
the control of flshliigoriKhts on(Sand drug atSre near Lake Harriet o?e
,IhIiJ(i(1 at the mouth of the Columbia ruled by Charlea R, KlealerP 47.- .'AI'
river, probahlyewlll fee fought 111 the thouiSi Klesler, encaped Injury when
courts. - The Issue has been brought the hullditftojoshed. he collapsed
to a hgid, It was announced ut the . outside and died ot heart Aeune a
deportment of Justice today, by the few minutes later. -
statelsherles board Issuing a lease to Tho fourih pSVaon-kllled wtfi WII-
the Columbia River Puckers' assocla- -Ham ,,, Kor()i 30i jfn0,, Hurled
tlon elesplti) a protest of the United (fl fcet from ti,erfab of a travel-
StatoH attoiey on behalf of the go-ft nif crane ...
ci iiiimiih, 'ITf.ak'JI
The Noted DeaU
fiAl.EM. Ore., July 9.-
-William H.
Downing, 67, a life-long resident of
Marlon county and former county
Judge and chairman of tho. democratic
central committee of this bounty, died
at his home near Shaw, 16 miles
.nll,a, f Hnlom nl i n'rlnck 11,1.
7TT V. V ' V. . u .
i':.u ;'Z '"' '.' tr."" ;?
United Htutes congress from ldnho,
Ke alsf-erved as attorney general for
MISS. VANDERBILT PEEVED BECAUSE
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NRW.YORK, July
I), (A. P.)-
n..9..l... v i.i ..,. .i..i
,., .,., ,,.
aue her exclusive Pnrslen ff"ek
was duplicated and sold In New York
before she returned from Ports. Hounc
lng down the gangplank of the liner
Olympic yestejjlay, Miss Vnnderhllt,
Wearing a frock ofhick nj y,l)W
Im-d silk ran Into the arms of a girl
frt-nd.
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Four Kiltad By
Tofnajjoes
and ElecJiical Sjprms
WSnnesota Over 30olnji;red
0
in Minnesota and lowa
t-i.
Buddings Collapse, Treeg
UpTooted, Streets Flooded
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ST. PAfI.llnn., July 9. (A. P.
Tornadoes, rain, hail, wind -and
0.
MANY D.IE r I
IN SIOPS -
IV! ID fVtj"'
electrlcnl storms twisted over five
scittered Minnesota counties 'y$!ter
day, killing four persons, Injuring at
least O'fi othora and cuuslng dumage i
estimated at more than J:ir0,000. a 1
DKH MOINRH, la.,- Jluy 9. PlVe
persoiiH were InjurA In Iowa hy R 9
Htorm that swept aoroHS the north
werttern part of the state laat night
luHtroylny crops In scattered nr'4
and wrecking a number- of fsrtn
DUiiiunRK. rne no in en 019 two jipxit
kota, were df-
tulni broken Umlw. All the
Jured were Mexican bee& f 1
work era. ,..;-,
Si I on and farm bulldlnga weji
wrei Ocd near Cherokee, whew ail
caused heiivy crop loan, reiQirra here
wild. 0 o --,.
Four tOid one-half Inches ot rain
fell at Fort Dodge. 8 tree wira
nd l"e electric Alant were put 0UV
rf conunlBslon
." win 0q m
Whln. ......
at hioux K'Ay ana
mage was reporte! at.
MINMKAPOUH. July 9 (A,
Wind, ralno"'l bitUtook. a heavy
toll Wolnet)tI.y fri. several , district
of W"nvotll ioludig . lh . . twba.
cities. ''"In ARnnoapolla four- persona
were killed, ,, 18 vOrt& Injuret? and'
one OyS'uH jo ported j mlscjng clri'-a- teD---
Iflc lnd and rain, slOrm which
struck th9 south portion of the city- 1
hut Ottght. alLof wreckage re?
isenting more than $100,000 prop
erty damage was left here.' - :
HlrectH were fhided and' for neve
ral TtourH during the evening- wgo
blocked ly hundredH ot uprooted
treeH. ,
The Ijike Hvriet tffnnlclpal pavil
ion, one the moat popu1ac .Q
the cliv'tt playgnOmda, cetlapaed on
flfiy g'1-aonn, killing Mm. Bnjma
Miller, 30 ymrn old and lBr three
1 year old daughter and Injuring- RIX
Her perHonfl." Later pollK) were,tnfA
formed that Lola Hallgjon, 11, ' of
Watcrlown. .Minn., had gone wit
NEW YORK, July 9. The doslgg
was Irregular. Competitive bidding
for public utility shares contrast(n .
with energetic selling in nearly all
other sections of the Ilst of the final
hour. United Cigar Stores receded
mnn tl,n fnnr ,w,ln.D II,
counter the.
. , . " "I" ...-.. i.7JT
.l, "Z
signed an ugieemont assurltig. t torn-'
porary settk-nifcU at least, of t Ihel
thelf
BY
They kissed many times then 'Miss
S'nnderbllt noticed othat her friend's
dress uas Idsntl.ally the same as hef
, ,-.
"Her frock Is the some as mln,'she
sold to her mother, Mrs. William
Vnnderhllt. "They told me In PsTlii
that mine, was the only one of its
kind." ' " ' .'
Mrs. Vnnderhllt smiled and said It
couldn't be helped.
- .v ,
Wall Stifeet Rcpoct J
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