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KILLER BACK IN
PEN; OCCUPIES
A DEATH CELL
SALEM, Ore, Auk. 22. Tnin, Mur-
ray, leadoiv of the trio of convletH.
...i. .1 .A j. 1.1
wno o . ...e cvf.unK o. auk m
i , TY , ' V , , I u n d N. w' you're Ket.l., ' l' rKn (umvie.H. Kelly and VVII
Nlutu ttenitent arv and conieHHed slay- ,K Ktnuieii. mw ouil hdiiiitf .i...
it of JameH Sweeney, one -of the two
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the m-ison thin afternoon.'
Thifl time he orrupies n death
coll, ono of those reserved for men
(-nndeiiined In ith uml mi iirinml'
Kuard HtandH over him.
Manacled to the arms of Felix
1!rrf rm-(!- ilnmife tw.fiff fi-Min (Vn.
i.i.n.1 u mi i I iu ,,,,'....1
.,n nn lthr m(.1,. i , i,.,.,.,l
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uui ui uio auiomoiuiu mat oioukhi
him from Portland nt 1:1 o'clock
this aftornoou. The trip down wan
uneventful, uccoidinj,' to the officers.
As Murray Hlc)ped throiiKl) t ho
Kate hu smiled. Itetween tlie.two
nfffr-oru t. ml nil.i,.u f.,11..,. i l,n
uiei ... ti,,. ib i i.,,,
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HtfpH Into the warden's orihe, Ho
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wnH lookliiK down all of the time.
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At tho botlm,. of he HI..,,, In; Kla.,. -,1
up nnU u Kill prlHoi....- In wln.lnw
of the women's ward mi the second
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11 : ,J , " K, "r, , f 10
ve,i linil , : ..Kty ,t il(,,,
.lUll t K1V0 U H I,. , I.
All rlBl,i Kirn,. I mini."
unl A. M. Ualryiniil,. ivt lilm
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Inm iho rfl, ,ki, hmtiiiitly
.....,,., ,, i Kid ih, poiico
officers and newspapermen.
Ju ltn.w ('.i (;ii r ,vr ccntiialia
(Continued Kroin Pago One)
"I'm glad It's nil over: I'm glad
there'll be liu more shooting. I'm tired
ulld wunt to rest antl eat."
Il was at the end of the Irall thai
Tom Murray utlercd ihese words. He
was addr. !HHin the officers iin they
were awaiting' a train here to brim;
him to Portland, ihem-c to Salem lo
HtiKwer cliargfH of murderiuK two
(,-uardn at the Male penitentiary.
"I kuohh I'll he Iiiiiik for lllis, all
riKht, hut at leant the chafing In all
over.
"I'm only sorry that I didn't K''t to
kco my inollier bec;iunc I think iin
niuch of her u any on ever thought
of hln piolher."
JOnrasfd id 'arson
"I could clieerrully cut you to IiMh
and IuukIi while I wiih dohm Ii," oifi
coih mtld Murray t I c I Chillp Carbon,
who caused hln arrest In t'eulralla
early today nw they were enroutn to
1'urtland. ,
"1 would a Ihousiiiid IIiiicm rather
ho hi my place than In .voim-h and I'm
K'dni; lo han,;," Murniy 'oullnued.
HIh eye Kleann-d with hate.
Carbon left the train at Vancouver,
"Wash.
The youthful haudit, partly recov
ered from hl fit of ra;e, greeted a
luHllne mob at the Union .Station with
a grin,
At the Union Slot Ion restaurant
ho drank a cup of black coffee, ate
three pieces of buttered toast, then
h mo lied it cigarette with considerable
BUHto.
There wiih only one thiiiK nn which
liu would talk his prison break. And
ho talked little on that, after IcaruiiiK
that the letter he had dictated to
Charles Newman, New Iha rancher,
had been printed.
I'AMM'tH lo llllllff
jThnl letter told Ihe alisolute truih.
fo 'help mo Coil," he s.ilil. "And I
wouldn't retract a word of it if I
hang as I probably will."
Ho rubbed his hand nervously over
his throat.
"Uld you leave Portland Ihe name
Hlght yott made young Leslie Newman
drive you here?" he was asked.
"Listen," retorted .Murray, "I'm a
crunk, Hee, ami a murderer, and a
tough egg and that young lloosier
who brought me here Is a gentleman
and an honest man, get nieV Vnu take
)1h word for what happened."
"Well, what about the Tenth and
M'nshinKlon streut story you told htm
to tell," he wan asked.
"I don't remember where I got out
of tho car," Murray retorted.
Philip Carson had told police In
Tentrnlla that Murray had confided to
him that they got out of the car ln
tho Kenton district, then made young
Newman say he had let them out on
the west side.
Mlhl you go to llood liiver that
night?" was the next iiiesitou.
"I fell asleep and don't remember,"
the young bandit retorted.
Then with an impatient gesture
"What the hell difference does It
make? You can't believe me.
"Pin it cold blooded murderer and u
crook uml 11 thief, and anything I s.iy
will probuhly be used again) me."
lender heavy guard he was trans
ported to the Portland police station
where he was sealed on a long bench.
"1 remember this bench." he grin
ned. "1 Hat on it two 'ars ago."
Police easily recalled Ihe time.
Murray wum arrested here following
the Florence bank holdup. In a rct
(lehCO on the east side, by a detail
of police headed by t'apt, Moore and
Selective (.loltss.
(lult urged the outh to till the
lihling- place of Kelly nnd VA lllns
whom Carson Haid Murray b-tt In
While Hahnon, Wash,, yesterday.
h V They may go to your mother's
home, Tom," hi' Ha hi.
"They may think they would be
cafer Iheij thun anywhere else. And
If they got there and the police round
out Hhoul tl. there'd be a fight. You
Know that. And your motber mlht
gef killed. You wouldn't want that iM
happen, would you'.' You'd belter (ell
uh w here they an-."
ltcfiiMN In "lYnch"
'Now, listen to me," retorted Murray-
"Listen lo me. Didn't illos
1(111 n guard who was ready to shoot
tnef Didn't he save life'.' Pd
lii fine to Hplll on him. woid-tn't
J .' Pin not like the bird who M.Vded
tin me, nnd you iy tow It."
''Nut iQil If rhang." he added. Q
Do you think Lia Suuermun told
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uii yuti u lien you K"t hi i cstf'J bo
fun'?' h: wan hhUi'I.
"Klin i;ot !' wlici o it in now," Haiti
Murray vlmlkiivfly. "If it hadn't ltion
ftn her 1 wouldn't l here. You or
she or nnyliuily i-Ikc cjin't make me
iK'Hcvr who Uiiln't hiiIU-Ii."
"Do you hem her any 111 will
"Say
tiK to ilo
drawling tl, "W'hadya want
I'urn the other cheek and
Kt'l hit with a brick? Oct off your i for Urn OreKn immlitM retorteu m
foot!" fliKht toward Yakima. If the bandits
Kvu Sauerinan. held In (he city Jail are comiIiik through the Yakima eoun
on a charge of pokm-knI-ik liquor. ha . try they through W hite
hern mentioned hk the woman who ! Kwan. ho officfiH pointed out and
had told on Murray when he huh la-stM1"''' '' '"reh will, be concentrated
arrested hero. i
Shu had denied vehemently having I
anytlilriK to do wilh Murray h arrest, j
I "till Villi IflVft U'ilH lllKlthM'
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int. t...nii..u" t... Mi.ti .i i
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le ncr noi 10 worrv. im uoi na
hrtnB.- and he rubbed his throat rc-
'-"' W
Story of t apt ii re
The Hlory of the capture, uh told hy
I CarHon followH:
"I had been arrested in I'm t land
and was chained willi vaKraney in
police court
They Kiive me sixty days
suspended senleiu
in order that
I miirht net out of town ami Slav out
.
i nvm ncios.1 i lie i oiumoiii 10 jiii- ;
I'ouver. Wash. Tliere I met Tom M ur-
ray. II was in Die railroad yards 1
hcr.- Murray was about l board the
:!.-, I". .M. fast Ireiehl for Vnl ralia.
.Murray told in, who he was and asked
lii help liim get away. We planned
to ku to lacoma and s age a stick-up.
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bile we wei-e on tlie way tliere Mur-
, , ,
, J,y told me that after he. illos and
,.,. . ,.,,la,, Klunly
f,.,. . Mmul , ,
, , . , . . .in
immediately drove In an automobile
'" '" i-
Wht(i ni whur(i ih miJ b( tn
j,,,,,, ,M H. wo(MlH ani inlsl)
M , 3 uVo(.( yiMmUly
r,,.,.,, ,M,.,y ,, willm
'"iJ " riKlil. TImmo vvuh nn !, 1,.,B-
KK(. L,,,. 1K.,. ,,, ,,, ,,,,. unii
Wll,s ,,..,, . ,,, ,,,. ,, ,..,
huiiic .'llli,-H. .Miiri-ay .,lij,'cl(.,l, but
U'illos, an old railroad man, got In
just the same and when he left tho
car Murray demanded to know 'what
the bell you went In there for?' and
U illoH replied 'to hell with you.' There
was some more words and then the
three agreed to split. .Murray was to
go cast and W'illos and Kelly were to
stay at White Salmon for a time and
then lilt nut by themselves with Wil
los as leafier.
"Instead of going east, Murray for
some unknown reason came down the
river and went to Vancouver, whero !
I met him
.M nrniv "A Per fee I ;cnlhiiuo"
"I want to say right here that I
never met such a perfect gentleman
as Murray. I would not have turned , Cooncy ami O'Neil.
him In bill for the fad that he de-I At Nw Viirk
dared I was a menace to nodety und I'irsl game:
a lot of such stuff as that. When ho PltlHburgh X U i
did that I made up my mind that I New York 1 a -
would turn him over to the uuthorl- Meadows and tiooch; Barnes, Hunt
ties, so when we arrived here I took ' linger and Snyder,
him to the Savoy Hotel and we got Second game:
a room. Then we planned lo do u Pittsburgh Ii . I
stick-up here. I left him in the hotel
and 1 culled upon Charles Pilling,
incmber of the night police forco and t
hired hint to aid lu the atlck-up. Of1
course (his was all bluff, but a part of
my game. Then I called on tieorge
lint ncr. mayor of t his city, and hireil j
hfm to be taxi driver.
"My next move was to return tu
the hotel, go to our room, tell Murray I
cvervlhinu was all riirht and to comu
ahead. We went downstairs and I In
troduced him to Pilling ami Hunter
ami told him they were to assist us
iu the Hilek-up ami everything is all
right, not to fear.
Just at that point. Pilling und Bar
ncr stick their guns in Murray's riba
and quick as a flash he tumbles uml
exclaims, "pretty clever!'
"That was all he said. He went si
lent from then on and didn't say au
nt her word, but I iron Id tell he was
doing some mighty tall thinking. Be
cause of this I will try to get him out
of here on the 'A o'clock train this
morning to Portland where he can be
kept lu Kilety."
Murray was taken to Ihe local jail
and locked up under heavy guard. Ilo
ale a hearty supper but refused to talk
or make any comment on what had
happened.
WILIiON and ki:lly I li i;
tContlnued From Page On)
A third Is through Ihe heavily lim
bered hills Into the Toppcnlsh coun
try In the Slmeoe mountains and the
Vakluia Indian reservation.
The latter place Is regarded us the
most likely objective of the bandits,
as the mountains iu that district have
long been a hiding place for despera
does and it is said they find ample
cover from pursuers.
While Sheriff I .me has his men lu
readiness, few of them will actually
ku to the fitdd until It becomes sure
(he bandits are headed this way, but
small siiiads will be sent to cover the
Mount Adams ami Sat us roads, the
most logical ones for the bandits to
traverse, I n order to reach While
Swan, they must pass the Signal Peak
ranger station, where all cars are ru
tin (red to register. As soon an any
Mispiclous travelers are reported from
Signal Peak, tin Yakima posse w III
concentrate on Ihe While Swun dis
trict, some la miles away.
It Is possible fttr them to avoid the
Yakima district ami go by Golden -dale.
Sheriff Luce Is also of the opinion
Ihnt since the bandits obtained a con
siderable supply of foodstuffs at Bin
gen, they wilt take to Ihe hills and
"hide mil" in western slyle rather than
attempt to continue in their automo
bile. If they are accustomed to lite
in the wilderness, they could remain
there for an indefinite time und uh Ihe
section Is remote from any consider
able sett lenient. It w -mi hi he almost
Impossible -to organ tie posses large
enough lo cover l)ie numerous can
yons with any degree of tuieeesH.
Sheriff Luce was Informed by Sheriff
Warwick that he has no doubt (lie
1'lugen robbers v-tc (he bandits.
,
SLATTLi;. Aug. 2-'. (A. IM-Phll
'arson, w ho captured Tin M urruy.
escaped convict from Salem, formerly
dived in Seattle until five yearn ag
when he uoved to Portland. Uh
father aim a brother reside here lit
present.
"I'm going to While Salmon and
I'm Bure we'll get the other two." he
told the Seattle Pout Intelligencer over
the long distance teb ne early thin
MEPFOKP VATTo TRTBUN'E,0
innrnlnj--. "When a man toniinlls mur
der I believe any measure arc Justi
fied to run him ilown. our famllieH
aren't wife Willi ku1i desperadoes uh
I lime runnlriK Ioohc."
I'o-mi Culled Out
YAKIMA. Wah..'AuK. 22. Sheriff
' D. Mire thin iimriiJiiK railed out
"In available rui-eea anu mailed nearm
ln "'"I m-MKnuoinooji,
1 1 "
i;i,ut;i, wuhii., a uk. (v. t
A. (1. I.cwlH. whoHO Ktorn watt iob
bed by per.sy.iH believed to bo the en
ioh, wnen Known pnoiuKiupiitt m in
fii'iifviM loihiv. MCtleil tliiit the men
1 had been hccu around town for three
or four days prior lo iut night's rob
bery.
BASEBALL SCORES
Amt'rl.'all.
CHII'ACO. Auk.
- (A. I)
..lanamT r. e .,,,, is , ,e
'aBo While hox was earrleil li'lim ine
field today Winn his left leg was 111-.
jure,, , buhik ", a f"n
in the first inning of the game with
the Philadelphia Athletics.
At Chicago It. II. K.
Philadelphia 0 1 1
Chicago I 4 1
Harris and Cochrane: Thurston,
Kdwards. Kerr and ICoush.
At Cleveland,
New York
Cleveland
Khawkey and Miebbc
Hcwcll.
It. II. 15.
... 4 II 1
. . .5 11 0
Ulllc and L.
NATIONAL LK.U.n;
At Itrooklyn
Kh'st game:
Chicago 2 4
iyuoklyn a lu I
lllako und Jlartnett; Khrhnrdt and
Taylor
Second game:
Chlcogo
Ii; 1
Urooklyu 2X2
'Coii per and Uunzales; Petty, Ob
borne, llubbell and Dellcrry.
At Boston
Phsl game:
Cincinnati - 5 a
Huston 4 K 2
Luiue, Carl Mays and Margraves:
Wingo; itentoii and Gibson
Second game:
Cincinnati S II
Cincinnati
IJoston
J. May. Donohue
2 5 3
and Krueger;
New oru i i
Aldrhlgo and Smith; Scott und
Hartley.
At Philadelphia
I'Mrnt game:
St. Louis m j -i i
Pliilmlelplila 3 K 1
Sherdel und o'Karrell; Mitchell,
UoIIh, Couch. O'Neil and Wilson.
At Philadelphia K. it. iu.
II. K
St. Louis 0
Philadelphia ii G 2 0f .117 inche, all of which fell on the
Sothoron, Dyer und Schmidt; Curl- imh und llth duilng a thunderstor
son und Henline. and miniature cloudburst.
I For Sunday cooler weather and
probable thunder showers are pre
LONIJON, Aug, L'L. (A. P.) An dieted for the valley, while thunder
Kxehungo Telegraph dispatch from
Calculll says Inn persons were drown-
e,l iu tile Mw.glllla liver, near l'ingal-
yla by Iho capsizing of a ferryboat
.luring u storm.
OlMUllilHl ra.'t Slgncl.
WASIIIN.ITuN. Aug. 22. Uegil-
latiolis lo enforce Ihe I'niled Stales- icl. Iruslee in bankrupt. v for the Sel.- 1 vard last season, has signed a olie
Canadiaii treaty was agreed upon lo- nik lllliiblillng corporal ion in behalf year contract as head coach of Hie
day by Itepresenlallvcs of II, o two ,,f crcdllors of lhat and other uiolioii I'liiversily of Pennsylavania crews,
governments. They will he annouuc- picture enterprises of Louis J. Set.- John Arthur Brown, chairman of the
ed later. . nik. rowing committee at tho university
' announced today. Ilo will bo assisted
Cook Willi g.-is. If I Cook with gas. tf by Max l,uft. the giant oarsman who
an
ROI-TAN
U cigar you'll like
"l( you can pick a winner frn ttic diamond as well
0as you can out of the cigar case I'll say you've
batted 1000! That ROI-TAN is worth my l;i
match. It's my ssjioke,
(Ten million
A QM E R 1 C A
AfKDFORD, OKEC'ONT,
EVERY FAMILY
onu iir more ixiilhliH fi'.iin cv.ity
funilly in tho cuunty Ih th? thai
Iihh bcu not by (rfk:iul8 In churtfu
of Ihu coining JackHun County ln
(luHtriul liiir, Mudfurd, tioiitembvi'
10 tu 19.
In all utl'.jit to mulio this ycttf'H
fair not only the , lilnosl mid best.
but Ihu inoHt HUcct'SHtul from every
,,oHHlble viewpoint, a Kpceliil cam
paiKli in being; wnged to increaHo the
number of exhibits In every depart
incnt. P'air offieiult, point out. that
since llu tax pnyerH have $125,000
Invested in grounds mid bulldiuBS.
they should take onoUKh interest in
llie fall' to want to make it the biK
KcM and best In tho state. HiKger
exhibits means biKKer attendanee,
anil biKKer ,iretniums, and more prize
mnl.v f,. everybody ton.erned
i.;nouKi entries alrea.lv have been
,.,,, . ,..., ,i,;,,,i , .,,! to
nsu,.0 m.w ,eeords being made,
ThiH Ih especially true of the live
stock departments. In whith there
has been unusual activity recently.
, A well balanced fair, that will be
noted for Its atrong educational ex
! Iiiblfs as well as for Its entertain
ment features will be presented thiH
year. The amusement end of the
program has not been overhjoked by
the management. There will be all
kinds of thrilling features, Including
harness and running horse racing,
auto and motor-cycle races, a horse
show, clowns, riding devices, band
concerts auto show, a big night pro
gran), singing, dancing and vaude
ville numbers.
Thousands of visitors are expected
lo attend this year's show. Medford's
strategic location on the Pacific
Highway, midway between Portland
and San Francisco, ami the gateway
to the Crater Iake National park,
makes it accessible to thousands of
tourists, who annually visit this sec
tion of th country. preparations
have been made to care for capacity
n iiu ilH ouch ilit vr of t lio f:iii' and
permit tourists to see it free of
charge.
FIRST RAM IN T
lireaklng a drought, of over two
months, a downpour of vain com-
nicnced about li o'clock this morning
an,l lasted for neurly-an hour before It
'slopped. The last rain to visit the
valley occurred Juic 7th. at which
tlinv -Ml of an Inch feiL while this
morning .on of. an Inch wan recorded,
third of tho u venule rainfall of Aug-
UHe. which Ih .IS.
r August of P.t:M recorded a rainfall
pIiowcih are expected In the mountain
eotiutry.
j
XI 1. ono. lion Suit Is I'llcl
1 Ni;V VultK. Aug. 22. IA. P.)
Suit lo recover J I I. II, Ml. ,1(1.1 alleged
I, Ian, ages was filed In the slate su-
pieino court l,b,y by Arthur V. Ilalz-
too. Small world, 1fV't it'
ocrs sty "yca!", o o
N 0C I O f )
ASKED TO EXHIBIT
AT COUNTY FAIR AL SIMMONS IS
7- - ADMIMH CAI ADV
SATmnAY.o AIWST 22,
, Lniiiiiiu onmivi
It ' - '
t'lllCAIIO. Aug. 22. (A. I1.) Al
Simmons. ' Connie Mack's high priced :
outfielder, purchased from Mllwau-
kee, Is more than doing his share
ln keeping the Athletics in the run-
ning in the American leaguo pennant
race. In his last six gumes ho has
carried tho brunt -of the batting for
his club. Ho smashed out 11 blows.
one of which wus a triple and two
of them homers, although the club
as a whole, receded in batting during
tile last week.
Simmons moved from fifth to sec
ond place, according to averages
' ouipneu louay un.i ineiuainB vteu-
nesilavs cames. He In now runner
up to Tris Speaker, of the Indians, I
who tops the list with .'i'J'2. Sim-1
uions is nailing
Harry Il.'il-
niann of IK-troit In third with .377,
and Ty folio founh with .376.
Ken Wllliama of tho Browns added
only one home run tu hia collection.
out is icuuine; wllll .'u. aiouhci 01
the Yankees remaina at S3, wlillo
Simmons l traiilnir them with 21.
Johnny .Monti, Whlto Sox outfield
er, increitHed hia base stealing rec
ord lo 37 and brought his run total
to 101, tho firm player iu the circuit
to iiuhh tho century mark.
Other loading batters: II. Itico,
SI. i-otiis. .373; Slsler, St. Louis, .3M;
l.amar, Philadelphia, .3112; Wingo.
Uolrolt, .350: li. nice. Washing
ton. .318: J. Sewell. Cleveland, .347;
Collins, Chicago. .345; Coombs, New
Vork, .343: Hale. Philadelphia, .341.
Ilazen Cuvler has been ono of the
chief cirs In kociiiiic tho IM,,,,., mil
ill front in Hie National league raee.
This flashy youngster made tlio best
KhowiiiK among batters In the league
when he boosted his average 14
points. He Is hitting .355. and lias
considerable edge on his rivals for
Iho scoring honors, having regis-
lered 1 IB times. His sensational
speed Is making it warm for Ills
u-nin mate. Max Carey, for base
slcallllg honors. Carey failed to in-
crease his mark of 31) while Cuylcr
swiped two and is trailing will, 27.
lingers llornsbv. Cardinal luadcr
and 1H24 champion hitter of tho
leaguo. dropped below .400 to 3S3,
but is not lu immediate danger of
being dethroned. Jimmy Bottom-
ley also slumped, but continues in
second piaco witli .382. while Cicorgo
H111 por of Ihe Phillies moved Into
third place willl .305. '
Other leading batters: Uarrus, Bos-
Ion, .351: l.'ouinler, Brooklyn, .304:
Sto.-k. Brooklyn, .351: Wrlghtstonc,
Philadelphia. .351; Cox. Brooklyn,
Brassier, Cincinnati, .3411; Phil-
I'HILAIU:i,PHlA. Aug. 2;. -e,l
Spiihn. assistant rowing conch at liar
90c 2 for 2Sc o
l&Qand for SOe
34 7;
iiocipiiia, ,;ii;i; uarnnart, Pittsburg,
342. I
T . i
LX-IVIhUhURD BOY A
PCTC PflAPU m
111 1.1 lillUlill lllll sf
ULIU UUIIUII JVU
o
ja
102S
lalned the t-iv. (ily ut Wasflliu;
ln trow lasiaprln. Hoihavlll rep.t
Uhere Hip Inst week In bepl'Wioer i.
fall rowliiB. ... , ..
(Kred Bpuhn Is the son uflw. Jolin
Deinmer of Medford. and Is regarded
as one of the most skillful oarsmen In
tho country.)
IxuiPH' Slamllnsx
CIIICAOO, Aug. (A. I'.) The
official standing of tlio uaseoa,,
leaguos. including Raines of Aug. 21:1
Aincrhan U'ngiio i
W. U.
Pet.
.0-14
.027
,r,r,o
.51111
.in ii
.412
.125
.2U0
Washlngliin .
IMiiladelphla
t'liicugo
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Uostun
.National League
W. 1..
I'll.
.liD-l
.573
.511
.179
.177
.435
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At Salt Lake 13-4; Portland 3-L'.
At Ooklnnd I : San Francisco 3.
At Vernon 0; L-os Angeles 4.
At Saerumcnto 2; Seattle 4.
San.lc Will- A Willi
SAItATOtiA SI'KI.VCIS. X. V., Aug.
22. (A. I'.) Ilaslo. uwnv.1 by J. H.
Ividenor. San.lc uu. triumphed in the
$ 1 ,1,0 UO Grand Union llot.'l mak.'a for
iwo-year-oldn at six furlongs at tho
pU today.
I'OItTI.AND. Ore.. Aug. 22. By a
vote of two to one. Albert C. ltns. 1
waruen. was ueposc.i jca-
tcrday afternoon by the fish commis-
slon and Kdisun I. liallaqli of St.
Helens was made his successor,
w- T. Atkin of Astoria opposed the
removal despite a lung conference
wiln Chairman John C. Veatch. of
Portland during a break In the meet-
i"g- S. llnvcs. Day City, moved
"'o dismissal and Veatch voted Willi
,
-No charges were placed against
Iluss. not'11 harmony being given
"'o motive behind the removal,
,tos)' onr comment was that "tlio
"h trust had won."
Tho e'tunge is effective at once,
""hough I'.oss will remain on the
imyroll for sixty days and will help
U"1'iibIi ,la much as possible,
I ' Hallagh has been 111 charge of Iho
Ht' Helens branch of the Columbia
I'lver Packers' aHsoclallon for 18
'0i"'"- ciofore that ho was employed
" the Columbia by the Washington
department.
Cnok with gas.
HtKhcst Quality Jewelry Repafiing
Diamond Sottlnff, Watcb
Repairing
Satisfaction Assured Id
oiialllir antl nrlna
B
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RUDDY & CO.
DYERS
HATTERS
CLEANERS
FLEATERS
Phone 244
23 N. Fir St.
Bartletts
Wanted
Guy W. Conner
CASH PAID
For Second-Hand
Furniture and Stoves.
W. A. KINNEY
Furniture House
315 E. Main Phone 505
ROSS DISCHARGED
AS FISH WARDEN,
BALLAGH NAMED
Carbon
Briquets
will advance $2 per ton
on September 1.
ORDER NOW
for your winter upply.
Valley Fueled
Phone 76 N. Fir it.
T-O-N-IGH.T
He RIDES to a Finish
SHOOTS to a Finish
LOVES to a Finish
TOM MIX
and "
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ThA Wonder
Horse in
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Grey's
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Action, thrills, excitement in
the kind of drama you love
to see with
DORIS KENYON
LLOYD HUGHES
HOBART BOSWORTH
RIALTO
Vulcanizing
HAWKINSON
SYSTEM
Phipps Auto Park
Service
Highway at Jackson St
Wong Pon
Chinese
Medicine
for Tmlnml of
Arnte and ckronlo
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