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MEDTORD MAIL TRIBUNE
The Weather
Prediction I'uli' ! mll'l
M.iliiiuin yesicriliiy a
Mliiliniini UHlay oil
Weather Year Ago
Maximum I2
Millllliuiu .10
NO. 137
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MEDFORT). 0KK(iQyt KATTK'DA Y. Al'CK'ST 2fl. UY27
I. WORD TO
I WARDEN
' SAYS PAPER
Salem Capital-Journal De
dares Former Sheriff of
Multnomah County Will Get
Dalrymple's Place Latter
to Resign to Save Governor
Pierce Political Loss.
SAI.KM. Ore.. Aim. 29, Tom Word,
who retired as sheriff of Mulnomah
cuunly in 1 1 1 5 after serving two
terms, and investigator for tlio federal
department of Justice until a few
months ago, will within the next few
days be appointed to succeed A. M.
Dalrymplo at warden of tliu state pen
dent iary. t he Ca pita 1 Journa I today
Tjy.s it is Informed upon good author
ity. Mr. Word, when Interviewed over
long distance telephone, was non-com-inittal,
declaring thut he hud nothing
to say, but refusing to deny that his
appointment waH pending. He refer
red the Capital Journal to two Port
land men known to he close to the
governor, and understood to be rep
resenting Governor Pierce in the ne
gotiations, for confirmation of the re
port. The resignation of Warden Dal
fymple is either in the hands of the
governor or has been tendered to him
verbally for announcement when the
appointment of his successor is made
public, the Capital Journal suys, al
though the governor and the warden
both decline to comment on the mut
ter in any manner
Announcement of the appointment
of Word, along with the resignation
of Dairy ni pic ami the text of the re
port to the governor of bin special
commission to inquire into the. cs-
ape of three convicts from the prison
on the evening of August 12. and thu
killing of lVo guards, was scheduled
to be made late today, but may be
delayed until next week, the Capital
Journal was informed.
Conditions imposed by Word and his
friends regarding acceptance of the
appointment are said to have delayed
announcement of the change Friday
and are still said to be the subject
of discussion.
Reports that Dalrymple's resigna
tion was requested by the governor
following the findings of the coro
ner's Jury that Investigated the kill
ings, which attributed the escape to a
deplorable lack of discipline at the
prison, und after the governor's own
committee had reported, are wild in
reliable quarters to be without foun
dation. Dnlrymple, it Ih reported re
liubly. Is resigning to save Governor
Pierce from the embarrassment In
cident in the condemnation that has
been voiced by the newspapers of the
slate and others at the prison admin
istration since the escape.
The contents of the report of Ihe
governor's special committee still re
mains unknown except to a few, but
It has leaked out that the censure of
the prison administration Is not so
Wevere as was first intimated.
Suggestion that the present warden
Is temperamentally nul fitted for the
position is said to be contained in the
report.
MADISON, N. J., Aug. 2!. (A. IM
William O. Stoddard, HO year old
veteran of tho ncwspater profession'
and once private secretary to Abra- !
ham Lincoln, is seriously III at "s
home.
Mr. Stoddard was tho first Journal-
1st to nut forward the name of Lincoln
as presidential Umber in !:'. un
lifter the la iter's election In 1X6", was
Invited to Join the president's official
family as secretary, u, post which he
held for four yearn.
The "Daily"
Bank Robbery
CKNTItAU 111.. Aug. 23. Bobbers
blew the safe of the Altna State bank
at Alma and escaped with S'JOHO.
IS COSTLY' TO
I.OS ANC.EI.KS. Aug. 29.-(A. P.)
Stanley I.IIJa slapped his mother - In -
laws face and as a result Is in the
e Jail today charged with suspicion
WW 1.. n.uA .1 ,11.1 n..r
::n''n"?"' ,r,
SLAPPING MOTHER-IN-LAW'Si FACE
Mr. Helen Flynn. but nh told thJ still at larso they promptly arrest-
police it made nor rcrt her wlllinged Lilja.
Great Run of Steel
Head Is Coming Up
The Rogue River Now
i G HANTS PASS. Ore.. Aug. 2S.
fr One of the greatest runs of
4 salmon in recent years is now
in the upper Uogue river and is
expected to reach Grants Pass
in four or five days. The river
is alive with the big fellows
below Hell's (late.
The present run has been de-
! scribed as being composed of
salmon which average around
I ao pounds apiece.
Kishermeu at the mouth re-
4 ported great numbers of steel-
J? heads ascending the mer.
OAKLAND. Cal.. Aug. '29. (A. P.)
Cordon Howe. San Francisco account
ant, was being sought here today for
further questioning regarding the sup
posed murder of Mrs. Bessie I ..or on,
Oakland nurse. Police said Howe
left the home of his mother in Kruit
vab', a suburb, some time after mid
night, Thursday, in company with his
wife, and that his present whereabouts
was unknown to them. Detectives
who were watching the Howe home'
said they did not see the couple leave
the house.
From Mrs. Howe, mother of the ac
countant, police said they learned that
Howe and his wife were believed by
her to be "somewhere in Kerkeley."
San Francisco and Contra Costa
county officers visited an apartment
house owned by Howe In San Fran
cisco last night and searched the place
for possible clues that might lead to
unraveling of the supposed jnurdcr
of Mrs. I,oren. ;
l No report of their findings has been
given ottt. '
) Discovery yesterday in the Kl Cer
Hto swamp of a seve(ed finger tip
led investigators to the belief that the
entire body of the woman may have
been hacked into small pieces in an
effort to prevent identification.
Mrs. Ijoren's family said she. had
two lingers missing from the left
hand and the finding of the finger
tip was regarded by officials as sig
nificant. It is the only portion of the
body found outside of parts of the
head.
WILL BE DECIDED
BY SENATE'S VOTE
WASIIINCTO.W Aug. L!.(A. P.)
With only two counties remaining
to be tabulated Daniel K. Week's net
gain in the senate recount of the Iowa
senatorial returns stood today at HL'7.
This leaves Senator Smith W. Bmnk
hart, Stock's republican opponent, a
slight margin.
The tabulation by state officials, in
corrected form, gave Ilrookhart a ma
jority of 13KTi. If the senate recount
totals as they now stand are sustained,
this majority will be reduced to 4.rtX.
More than 7"0U ballots have been laid
aside as contested, however, and the
outcome will hinge upon the senate
decision as to their validity.
The wote of three counties Wash
ington. Winneshiek and Worth was
wMnl tiiflnv in thi senate tabulation,
jn ti1(,se counties Stock hnd a net 'loss
f 33 votes, as compared to the stale
COunt. Wright county also had been
recounted, but the result was not an
nounced. Only Woodbury county re
j man8 nd It will be recounted Mon
Ha v.
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Death Toll of
the Automobile
POHTl.ANP. Ore.. Aug. !!. lialph
A. Schick. 21. of Portland, was killed
early this morning when the automo
bile in which he wus riding went Into
the ditch and overturned -on the can
yon load near here. Two companions
In the car with Schick escaped witn
slight Injuries.
LOS ANGEL ES MAN.
: licss to say nothing about an accident
j In which l.llja's automobile ran down
and fatally Injured n pedestrian last
New Year's eve. A check of their
i,-b,,r,l. uhnwiwl officers tiiat 1 "lilt
CRIME SUSPECT
SAN FRANCISCO
CANT BE FOUND
: :. r ...,9 u,.'ln nprnewuy and for
RELATIONS ARE
RESUMED VVJ1H
GREAT BRITAIN
England Sends Envoy to Mex
ico and Diplomatic Relations
Broken in June, 1924, Are
Resumed Mexico Rejoices
Over End of Break.
MKXIL'O CITY, Auk. 20. (A P.)
Announcement of resumption of
diplomatic relations between Mexico
.,.i :.i Hilintn which hud been
suspended since June. 1924. on"
created considerable excitement
Mexico City.
Extra editions of the newspapers
which aro rare in the cupltal, ap
peared on tho streets lust night after
Foreign Minister Saenz made tle
announcement. t
One of the headlines proclaimed
the settlement of the difference be
tween Great Britain and Mexico con
cerning the international harmony
with all the great countries.
Vending the appointment of a min
ister, Alfonso de Hozciiwelg Ulaz has
been named charge de affaires for
Mexico in London and Norman King
former British consul will assume a
similar post here for Cireat Britain.
Mr. King and Senor Saenz for a long
time have been negotiating for a re
sumption of Irlenllly intercourse be
tween the I wo countries.
Relations were severed in June.
1924. when the British charge was
ordered expelled by the Mexican gov
ernment for alleged Hilpport given
Mrs. Kosalic Evans, an American
womun. who was a British subject
and who later wus assassinated on
her ranch.
The trouble' with .Mrs. Evans In
which the charge Intervened, grew
out of attempts by Mexican agrarians
to seize her lands, i
Honor Saenz made public a cable
gram sent him by AuslonC'haiubcr-
lain. the British foreign. , secretary.
saying: r ... -
"As a result of the recent sat
isfactory change of views re
garding existing differences, I
have the pleasure of Informing
you of the appointment of Nor
man King us charge, with In
structions to resume diplomatic
relations with the Mexican gov
ernment." Senor Saenz, In telegraphing Mr.
chamberlain of the appointment of
Senor i-liuz as charge in London,
spoke of "the happy resumption of
relations by our government." .
Since the breaking off of. rein
tions, the United States embassy in
Mexico City bud been In charge of
British affairs In Mexico.
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PHILADKLPHIA. Aug. 29. (A.
) The mine mule In tho next 4X
hours is expected to forecast whether
the anthracite suspension which goes
into effect Monday at midnight in to
be long or short.
If mules are brought to tho surface
for the shutdown. It will signify the
belief that tho mines will be closed
a considerable time,
If the mules remain below It will
indicate the operators' expectation of
brief suspension
The mules are to he brought to
the surface in purts of district num
ber one. tho largest of tho three union
principalities, aay advicCH from Wilkcs-
barrc,
Operators and minora havo agreed
after 4 hours deadlock on terms of
employment for the 10,000 mainte
nance men who will remain In the
mines to prevent flooding, cave-ins
and deterioration. They will bo se
cured againat replacement by monthly
men on cum puny payrolls and will
receive anyp pay Increuso that may
bj subsequently negotiated, retroactive
from September 1
A statement of future policy Issued
by the mine ownora aroused oonsldcr
able opposition among tho miners.
W. W. Inglhf, ehulrman. In report
ing for the operators' anile commit
tee to a meeting of the Industry on
the conduct of the recent futile scale
negotiations, made (he following rcc
ommendations:
"In view of the present situation
your committee strongly recommends
that the operators maintain a firm
stand for arbitration of the present
differencca to prevent a recurrence
of Interruption, audi an the one about
to start.
"It believes that any settlement ef
fectcd should bo of a permanent na
Hire, providing for a readjustment of
the wage scale 'from time to time to
allow prices for our product that will
enable Jt to move freely In compel!
tlon with other fuels. w
Miners' (Sentiment Judged Mr. In
glls' proposal to call for a "contract
sliding scale
of wages,' and either hold
"anathema. , ; w
Editor. Held for
Killing Bystander
in Political Brawl
Carl C. ' Mapee, Albuquerque
editor and storm center of New
Mexico politics, is in custody in
East Last Vegas, jafter killing a
bystander when ifi a fight with
I). J. Leahy, a political enemy,
he drew a revolver and fired.
When a district judge Leahy
sentenced Magee to jail for criti
cizing his court in ediorials.
2 DAY TOURNEY
I'OHTl.A.'l. ore.. Aug. 2 Twelve
Portland golfers left hero last night
for Modford where they will play
in un invitational tournament todaynIllt Ht.0,.c,i u
and Sunday.
flume mal(1n;jp'tu Cjrfp nro: Walter
R. Pearson, C. R. Nelson, J, O. hi--
od, heonard WellH. .1. K. hoander,
all of the Waverly Country dull; u.
C. Newlunds, Hugh McCredie, W. .1.
Itoope. A. O. Smith and T. M. Hart.
all of tho Portland CJolf club, and
C. A. Sharp of the Columbia Coun
try club.
The Poi'tland golfers arrived this
morning and were taken at once .to
the golf club" where tho tualifylng
round was played this morning fol
lowed by a luncheon at two o clock
this afternoon. There will be three
flights of players, arranged accord
ing to the qualifying scores and
prizes will be u warded tho winnors
In each class.
Tonight nt the University club a
dinner will be given to the visitors
and tomorrow the finals In each
flight will bo played, the Portland
men leaving for the north Sunday
evening.
National.
PIIIhADRhPHlA. Aug. "29. (A.
P.) The Pittsburg Piratos ham
mered out an 11 to 2 triumph ovor
the Phillies in the first game of to
day's double header. The league
leaders bombarded Decatur from the
box In u six run onslaught In the
fifth and followed up with an at
tack on Hetts. Rmil Yde was touch
ed for nine safeties, but strengthened
as tho gamo progressed.-
Pirst game: II. H. h.
PittMburg 11 15 1
Philadelphia 2 9 3
Yde and Smith; Decatur, ttelts and
Wilson.
At HoHlon
l'lrnt gmuc:
Bfmton
ii. ii.
. . a a
. . 10
Urahuin
K.
o
und
Chk-HKo
Kuh uml lionziilrH;
r.iibHun.
Hp.-nnil game:
II.
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C'llifHKIJ
lliiHtoh
Mllsliiicl uml Hiiiinxtt:
KyHn, Kinllh uml o'Nfll.
Manillard,
A I New York
SI. lunula
New York
Kelnhart and u'Karrell;
tier. llunt-.iiiKcr. Itenlley
ley.
It. (I.
K.I
0 12 3
7 r.
Nehf, Wls-
nn(t Hart-
At Brooklyn fl. H. K.
Clnclnnull 3 9 0
Brooklyn 2 I
lionoluie and Hargrove; Vunce And
Ueberry, Taylor.
The Noted Dmd
f
KKATTI.K. Aug. 29. Captain Iler-
berl K. Beecher. aged 71, pioneer
pllol of the North Pacific, slid son of ed turbans, scarfs and biiKgy Imus
llenry Ward Beecher, a preacher of with uniforms of regular police. '
Brooklyn, N. Y was killed today ut 1 Heretofore, the watchmen of "Bi-
Port Townsend at the entrance of djls," as they aro called, huvo collecled
Puget Hound, north of here, gratuities lri the houneimlilers on
Boecher was siandlng on tligovhurf, their heats, s wi0s. Now tho munl
walilng! lasiril s ship when ii string-, clpal government will exact from eaeh
er between win nlllnfVavn wnv hurl- family. In pAliortlon tu Us flnanclsl
'Ing him on a pile driver tender 12 foot
bcluw. Hturtruck on his head. ;
O
IY COBB GIVEN
I
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Entire City of Detroit Turns
On In Unnnr flrnof Ricd.
WUi iy iiunui vut ,
ball Star City to Give
'Georgia Peach' $1000 Gift
Tonight.
DRT1KHT, Mich., Aug. (A. P.)
A great city today paid tribute to a
great ball player when Detroit offici
ally extolled Tyrus Raymond Cobb.
At Navin field this afternoon it was
Cobb day, with the as-year-old vcl-
ot -0 American league cam
paigns, standing bareheaded at the
plate and shaking bands with thou
sanda of fans who passed in line by
him.
Tonight he will be honored at a
great banquet and presented wit h a
Sloan ft, paid for by the city of
Detroit by a vote of the council at the
suggestion of Mayor John W. Smith.
Speakers will include Cornelius Mc
ailllcuddy. manager of tho I'hidadel
phlu Athletics: Jimmy Callahan, one
time director of the White Sox; Hill
Rvans. veteran American league ar
biter: "Bugs" Itaer. a sport humorist:
Prank J. Navin, owner of the Detroit
club, and Mayor Smith.
Cobb came to I eiroft August 30,
P.05. when the city was inhabited by
only 30(1.000 nersona. Less than 1200
fans saw his debut in a game aguinst
New York.
Dick Cooley, a regular outfielder.
was out of the lineup, anil Cobb, for
want of anyone else, took his place,
batting fifth under "Wahoo Sam"
Crawford, one of the greatest slug
gers of his day.
Big Jack Cheshro, at the top of his
splendid career, was pitching for New
York. .Matty Mclulirc had doubled
single by. Lindsay,
Lindsay had been sacrificed to second
by "f Jet-many" Schuefcr. Crawford
tupped weakly at Chesbro and was
thrown out.
A man was on third and two out
with Cobb at bat. lie lunged al tho
first ball and missed. He watched
the second bo by and heard Silk ('-
!' liOUghlln call "strike tnh." Then
Chesbro shot one waist high. "ohh
drovo tho ball over the center fleld
. er's head for a double. Thus the
J '( Ubrgia peach" bloomed on his
American league debut. Ho finished
tho 1905 season with a batting aver
age of .240. It was the only season
of his major league career ho hit un
der .300.
Cobb came to Detroit for $750 paid
the Augusta club. Pivc hundred dol
lars was the purchase price and $250
was added for mid-season delivery
of tho Georgia hoy, who had been
hitting at u :U2tf clip in the south.
FLORIDA SL
ClIKJAliO, ' Auk. I'm Hi Iki-k i,t
lui-Ke profltB In l-'lirllii n-nl 'chIjiIp,
uho(I ' ii h linlt fur Inventnm, hnvu
ht-iiiiKlH federal acllmi HKainxt Jitcoli
Kucttir, preHldolit of t lie i-'lorlila JjiihI
cuiuimny, and hcvui-hI aHftiHtanlH tu-ro,
whoHo IiuhIiichh Ih alk'Kt'd tu Imvu
amuuiHcd tu Hourly $1,600, out) Hlnco
Mai-rh.
l-'uclor, Mtiurli-o K. Pruckn', II.
lldiiHlux, II. J. llhiiitii.'lxUdn and N(-w-tiin
Kcldman aro charRod with lino of
I ho inailH tu tlcfraud, ax a roKiilt uf
twu mpntllH' InvoHllKHtlon by lumtul
atithurltloH. Kaolur and Llruokor, in -vcHtlKutura
Kald, KOVOI-llI lllUlltllH I1RU
put over a 1500,000 fraudulent oil
land rioal 111 Kimlalid, hiHIIiik Arkan
hhh property throliKli tho ItrlllHli Al
lied I'jHlaloH, hid., and tho Camhlia
Trust, Ltd., iMinip.inloH they organized.
InvoHllcatorH Kay kiiiiio of the. land Ik
uni(,r wutrr part of tho lllno und
tuone of It Ih Improved.
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I ,.ONKTANTINOPI.K. Aug. 25.-111-
I novation after Innovation follows the
ireilll 'II lllll'-n III ll'-v. n' 7- -' -
iler f Ihe prefect Ihn jilcluresiiue
night walchiiien of Ciislanllnoplo
must shave off their riowing nenrus
and urnp Ihelr long hair,
I They must replace their varl-ei'nr-
capacity, a sum to be paid us regular
GREA
OVATION
by
TOWN
wages,
i '
O . a
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Offers to Sing for
Santa Barbara Fund
SANTA nAUKAKA. faK. Aug.
Mme. Krnesthie Schumann-
Hrlnk yesterday wired from Oil- '
cago. ottering net services ior a r
concert In I 'en body stadium on
September 14. for the benefit of
i iw. -.t.t,. it,., I. :I ni i i11( f fond.
she stipulated that the charge
musi be only L'fi cents, so that f
all may hear, but said that larger
ann.unts may be paid If patrons
are disposed to do ho, 4
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LOCAL WOMAN
ItOSKHmtC, Ore.. Aug. 2S. Mrs.
Prances Campbell, wile of William
Campbell of Medlord, was brought
to tho hospital here today, suffering
from serious injuries sustained Puis
morning when the car In which she
and her husband were returning from
Marshfield, went over the grade mi
C a in a s mountain. Mr. Campbell
stopped the car on an inehne
while
making minor repairs.
The brako
m-!ih t.,,1 sei Kiiffieieiitlv. and when lie
kleked a i-uik frmii mil In front ol
tlio wheels, the iiiaeliine alarteil
rulliiiK and went over the bank into
a deep ravine. Mrs. Campbell sun-
tallied a fraitured skull, deep sealp
wounds, and possibly a fraolnied
shoulder. She may also lose tho siuht
of her Wtiht eve '
'
There aro two William 1'ntnphoirH
livlnit In Medfiinl. William V. 'inp-
hell, 8114 Hum Main Htreet, and Wil
liam N. aunplioll, 115 Kintt atroet,
but liolh aro In tho elty today ami
know nuthliiK about the aeeldent.
No ol her William Campbell Ih listed
In thui-llv" ilIreiHii'lv" or- at tho
local poHtol'fiee.
ItltdOKI.INi:. llass.. Auk. '.!!. I A.
P.) Miss Kllzahelh Ityun or Call-
furnla ran away with tho final match
of tho 1,oiikwoui1 wumen's sloKles
tennis tournament on the K r u s h
courts of the LollKwooil Cricket club
today, easily ilcfcatlnK Miss Joan
Try uf KliBland, C-l, li-1.
llltl)tKI,lNi:, Mass.. Auk. 29.
A. P.) Miss IlilMibeiii : vii n or
California, defeated Mrs. M"lla H.
i..n...... ii -i 11.7 in i. ,..i.rlm,l
,,,,i r ii. i.i.nifwniMl women's
shinies today. The Callfurilia woman's
Chop stroke was woi'klllK sliioothly
and sho won with ease despite tho
rally which Mis. Mill buy sIukoiI In
the rlllal sel,
Tho viclur tneels Miss Joan Kry
in tho final round this nflernouii.
Babe Ruth Is Fired;
Given a R. R. Ticket
Back to Broadway
t,tM4
ST. 1,(11 IS. A UK, 2 II. (A. P.)
ilabe Kulh, home run kliiK.
Was suspended Indefinitely today
by MauilKer Miller IhiKlilllH of
the Now York Yankees. Itulll
made no coninient whatever and
merely shniKKcd when IIukkIiis
told lilm to pack up und return
to New York.
None of the Yankee playei-H
would say unythluK In regard
to Ituih's Huspension. Koail sec
retary Mark Until handed tho
Hambluti a railroad ticket to
New York al tho visiting
plHyors' club house this after
noon. The Habo took it und
left the park Immediately.
Miil'l-les Adnplill Child.
I'l.AINKIKI.I). N.-J. August li-
gren. 63, Is hiiueymooulug Willi Alice
Liigreu, IS, whom he adopted Iwelvo
yens ago herure his wife died. Tlio
adoption wiih rescinded recently.
IS BADLY HURT
IN AUTO CRASH
1,000 CASES OF LIQUOR SEIZED
. ON TRAWUER OFF GQLDEH GATE
lN FKANriSf'D. Au& 2$. (A.
p,) one thousand cast v of llmior
wore lak0 whi n the ffawler Virginia
Hyds und n crew ot fournen were
sel Red by tho coast guard cutter flold
en Gate off the I-'amllono Island, 3fi
miles west i tVi.O Franuisco at if
o'clock this morning. O
After the vctwel was towed to
Midges' wharf the crow was placed In
MR PURS
MAKEREADY
FOR Jll GHT
Two Navy Cruisers Leave San
Francisco for Hop Off to
Hawaii From San Pablo Bay
On Monday Third Plane
Undergoes Repairs Fog
Alone Is Feared.
SAX PIIANCISCO. Aug. 29. f A.
P. The PN-9. number one. and th"
PN-!l. number three, two of tho big
naval aircraft that havo been ordered
to participate in tho non-stop flight to
the Hawaiian islands beginning Mon
day, were declared fit and ready for
the test today, while tho third ship,
the PH-1, was having twin motors in
stalled. The mine sweeper (Jannet, was
scheduled to leave her position off
Cressy Piel dat 7:30 a. in. today for a
station off Pedro Point, at the en
trance of San Pablo bay. taking with
her a number of officials of 'the flight,
but she did not get away at thut hour.
having been held up by last minute
work on the twu PN HhlliH.
An three shifts of meehanica havo
been worklliK on tho TB-1 for Bomo
days, it in expoe.tcil that Hho will bo In
i-hape for the lako off at 2 p. m. on
Monday.
The l-N ships arc expeeted to tako
station "l tlio Ix-nd of San Pablo Bay
today. It Is not cxpeeted that tho
PH eraft will Kt away until tomor
row. ;
1-'oK Only Uiiftuboo
Kofi, tlio bURaboo of tho nuirinors of
tlio all- nmdo Its npiioaranee over Han
FranelHeoi today for tho first time In
several days. If It Is appnrent at tho
time the flight Is sehoilulcil to slnrl,
there Ik - n pnsslblllty that tlie thNllt
In Kcvent will ho postponed, In tho op
llnlon of lilentemint C; II. JJchlldlmuor, .
I of the altornuto pilots, ttnd other fllRht
jofflc-lnlH.
Fok would not only ureatly Incrcasi
the hazards of navlKiilion, but would
prevent the airships from seeing tho
destroyers stationed nlonft" th lino of
fllKht and would provont them from
keepini; alBht of eaeh other. One of
I the rules of the fllchl Is that the filers
must slay fairly closo to each, other,
as they have lieen ordored to start und
finish the flight at tho sanio tlmo.
The fllKht Is in no senec a race, but
n test under the rules of tho American
Aeronautical association, to determine
tiow econoni'cal such ncnplnnon may
lie in the use of gasoline and oil on an
ouduranco test of this sort. One record
Is poHHlhlo. that for distance over a
water mule. The loiiRth of time that
Ihe PN's remain In tho air will not
fiKure, the air fllKht experts say. us
a ship o flhls kind has already re-
him In aloft InnKcr than it Is estimated
wl" ''' lieceHSary
tho Hawaiian
i"fc
Tu ItcliearM Start
A rehearsal uf Ihe start will lie held
some lime before tho actual hop off.
to test wind and water conditions in
the hiK bay. down which the thrno sea
Planes will wIiik their way next Mon
day aflernoon.
Hecaiiso of tho heavy load of fuel
which tho planes will carry. It Is stat
ed that the fifteen inilo stretch from
Han Pablo Hay to the Oolden Gate
will nut be sufficient for thorn to
turner euoiiiih helKht to rlso above
",n "'I'" "' " "I'1" "f "ln harbor
1 entrance, aim ineir cit nuin mn
Francisco buy will he made In the air
over the shipping route ovor which
fast launches of tho rum ehasor fleet
will he stationed lo keep it clear.
Itndlo communication botwoon Inn
threo airships and naval hoadnuar
ters will bo maintained from tho tlmo
I hey lako off until thu flight Is end
ed. New Dry Ofriclul Nnmnl.
HKATTI.K. Aug. 20 Hoy C. l.yl
of Seattle, arrivod homo today froni
Washlnglnn, whero ho was made Pu
clflc Nortliwest prohibition adminis
trator, effeetlvo next Tuesday Hnd
announced that lio would begin work
Willi practically the same organisa
tion usod liy his prcdocosBur, V. A.
Illl.elllllii.
' i '
Hut It Pays, al Thai,
hakkhhfikui. cm. it
costs
more than 100U per neaii lo iiium.:'
,.ui ),ad check arllsts In this county,
repnrls W. C. Allslip. slllierlnteildenl
of lh Kern County Businessmen's
nssni-hitlun.
detention rhack from wleh they
tfiado their escape before dnyhreAk. '
Two of the men were recaptured by
a rhlnoso cook who found them hid
ing In the pantry aboard tho Golden
(late. Heareh was being msdo at 0iy
break for thtwo mon who wore at
largo. O
The homo port and registry of tho
Virginia Hydo had nut boon establish
ed early today. i O