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SENATORS
W.JOHNSON
IS TOO FAS!
FOR PIRATES
Veteran Twirler Holds Pitts
burg Helpless in World Se
ries Opener While Harris
and Rice, Star With Stick
Meadows Touched for Six
Hits and Three Runs.
FORni'.S K1KI.D. l'lTTSlil'ItO.
Oct. 7. (By Associated Press.) Wal
ter Johnson pitched the world cham
pion Washington Senators to a bril
liant victory over the l'lunburg
Pirates today 4 to 1 In the first game
of the 1 9 J 5 championship series.
A vast and colorful crowd of 45.000
filling tlte field to capacity, saw the
downfall of their favorites and Na
tional league champions, ; who were
EDGAR eiCE
baffled and held to five hits by John
son while the Senators hammered L,ce
Meadows, he-spectacled Plralo fllngcr
and his successor, Johnny Morrison,
for eight safe blows, most of them
when they counted most.
The official box:
Washington
McNeely. rf ...
Hlce cf-rf
S. Harris, 2b .
liimlin. If
Judge, lb
J. Harris, rf ..
Hluege, 3li ....
Pcckinpaugh. i
ltuel. c
Johnson, p
AH I!
... ii 0
WW
. i, mm" 1
II PO A i:
0 1 II
1 3 0 0
n t o ii
1 o II (I
II a 2 II
2 4 0 0
2 0 2 0
13 2 1
0 10 1 0
0 0 0 0
8 27 7 1
H PO A K
0 110
0 3 0 0
10 0 0
1 n ii ii
2 13 0
0 1 6 0
0 IS 1 0
15 0 0
n I li li
0 0 2 0
0 0 10
11 0 0 II
0 0 0 0
5 27 14 0
Totals
Pittsburg.
Moore, i'b
4 U
2 0
4 U
4 0
Carey, cf 2
t'uyler, if 4
Parnhart. If 4
Tranor, 3b 4
Wright. s 4
Cranthaiii. lb 3
Smith, c 3
llouch. c 0
Meadows, p 1
Morrison, p 0
Itighce 0
.Mclnnis" 1
1
Tutu Is
3D I
Hun for Smith In the Mh.
liattcd fitr Meadows in 8lh.
Washington il t o II 2 II 0 0 I 4
Pittsburg . . 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 I
Summary:
Home runs: Joe Harris. Traynor.
Stolen bases: Oranthiini, Higbee. Sac
rifice: Judge. Inuble plays: Peck to
Judge: Orantham I unassisted ).
. Struck out by Johnson 10 (t'uyler
2: Karnhart 2: Wright 2: Grantham,
I'arey. Meadows. Mclnnls); by Mead
ows 4 I Hluege 2: Hucl. Johnson):
(Continued on page six. I
FT. UriS. firtfc 7. (A. P ) Pre!- f
dent and Mm. 'x-IUtse nn their way j
In Wa.hinaun from the Amurlcitio,
I-Rlon convpntlon at Om.iia. left j
thetr train here tMj.y Tor a morning i
automnlil ride and a vtult to the too. '
At the o the President and MmP
f'ociltdge left their automobile for a
bmh at the anlmnls. none of dhom
'Mried to know what It was all atout.
he air was cool and crtup rd
iMitll the President (id Mrs. (.'oolhTge
teamed greatly refreshed by thride.
5. P. Is Given Right
to Shorten Line
To Klamath Falls
WASHINGTON. Oct. 7. (A.
P.) The Central Pacific lull-
road company wan given per-
mission by the Intor-atato coin-
merce commission today to t
build !4 miles of new line be-
tween Weed and Grass Lake In
Siskiyou county. The now line
will shorten the distance of the
present Southern raciflo line
between Weed and Klamath
Falls. Ore., the Central Pacific
being controlled by tne soumcrn t
"
W. R. Lloyd, Cottage Grove
Youth, Doesn't Deny Killing,
But Says His Mind Was
Blank No Recollection of
What Happened On Fatal
Night-
DALLAS, Ore. Oct. 7. W. H.
Lloyd. 26 year old Cottage, Orove
youth who is fighting to savo him
self from a death penally on a
churgo of murdering- Clint I. Bann
of Independence on the night of
September 1, resumed tho stand at
nine o'clock Tuesday morning to
undergo cross-examination by Dis
trict Attorney Holgerson. Indica
tions are that tho case will go to
tho Jury shortly after noon, practi
cally all testimony except rebuttal
evidence was completed Tuesday
afternoon.
Lloyd took the stnnd In his own
behalf about 4:30 Tuesday. His ap
pearance on tho stand followed tho
resting of tho state's caao and the
ovcr-rullilir of a motion by W. w.
Ilarcombc. defenso attorney, who
sought to have the caso dismissed
on the grounds that while tho In
dictment charged premeditated mur
der the state's testimony had been
to tho effect that, he crime had been
committed In an attempted robbery.
Lloyd admitted freely tho circum
stances of tho time preceding and
following tho killing of Ilaun, but
declared that he had no rccolloctlon
of what had happened between the
time llaun stopped the car bocauso of
engine trouhlo near Huena Vista and
a later period when ho found him
self alone In tho car between Albany
and Salem. He denied part and ad
mitted part of the confession intro
duced by Francis V. Galloway, dis
trict -attorney of Wasco county who
was ono of the leading witnesses for
the state.
Under cross examination Lloyd
talked freely regnrdlng all occur
rences except tho immedlnte time of
the crime. . ,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7. (A.
P.I Kear Admlrol William A.
Moftett t"UI the president's air
hoard today that the Shcnan-
dnali should be replaced with
4- a rigid airship built In tho Unit-
ed States and of at least six
million cubic feet capacity as
compared with the 2.1 15.0110
cubic feet capacity of tho
wrecked ship.
He took sharp Issuo with
Colonel William Mitchell, who
bad diiiarcd "bungling" of tho
navy had caused failure of Hie
Shenandoah, Hawaiian and the
north polar projects.
E
E PEOPLE ARE UP
When the prenidentl;il train, after
an overnlKbt run from Omaha drew
into the yards here at :i a. m.. the
prl(fnt niI Mrs. t'oolldge had fln
tithed an early breHkfast. Twenty
mlnu9-M were required to back the
ti-aln lo the Vatlon. Then they
itarted on their sight seeing tour,
thru almot departed streets. Hhortly
ner eight o'clock the presidential
train cuntlnued on Its way to Wash
Inei'in which will le reached tomor
roW morning.
JITNEY SLAYER
TAKES STAND TO
ESCAPE NOOSE
FUNDAMENTALIST yS. MODERNIST
They Match Their Wits1 in World Series
J IPfT N x v
U s t s
s-?- f v - DILL
tKP flrtt? t. i
HuitIh lcadu tho boat batting team
an a team in tho American
league. Tho name strategy Ih Imll
cated by tho batting figures. Ilia
team won tho champloiiHhlp with
fewer runs, fewer hits and fewer
homo runs than the Pittsburg Pirates
recorded. In his own Ichruo tho
Browns and Tigers outbatted his men
by many blows and runs only to see
thoHO "socks" go glimmering.
McKechnio's men also lead their
leaguo In batting, as a team. They
outscored every other club In tho
200 Horse-Power Motor With
Interchangeable Parts Per
fected in Dearborn Labra
tory Sees a New Era in
International Relations.
DKTROIT. Oct. 7. (A. P.I Henry
Kurd has announced that an engine
for use In light airplanes of popular
operation In tranHportatinn virtually
has been completed In his experimen
tal laboratory at Dearborn. He said
the engine was an eight cylinder, ZOO
horse-power motor.
For this engine it claimed all the
economies of the small automobile en
gine. He said the motor would not
require adjustment and parts would
be Interchangeable, no that a wornout
part could be easily replaced. The mo
tor will be tested soon.
Commenting on possibilities of his
project for aviation he repeated his
oft made assertion that he wah a
''greenhorn In aviation," and that the
industry belonged to a nger gen
eration." Neverthebss Mr. Ford visualised
the possibilities of common use of
(Contlded on tlx )
FORD AIRPLANE
FINISHED; A BIG
FUTUREFORSFEN
National league. They outhlt svory
team. And they laced out almoHt
half again ah many homora ns did
the Heiiatora.
TJioao who havo followed closely
the activities of the Pirates thla
season havo remarked of late, how
ever, on tho manner In which M
Kcchnle has been "opening up" his
game getting moro vetHatillty In hla
attai-k and more srlen'0 in his dn
fenHo. . Home attribute this chaDgo
entirely In tho presence of Fred
Clarko, old Pirate outfielder and ex
manager of tho team, on the bench.
It is probable, however, that Mc-
POSTAL CIERK
Charles Arzncr, lakevlow, Oregon
postal employee. Indicted by a federal
grand Jury, charged with cm bo?.-lorn
en t of Kintal runds, plead guilty be
fore Federal Judgo Charles K. Wol
vnrton, at the oiwnlng session of the
federal court Tuesday afternoon, and
was given a fine of $MMl. The fine,
according to tlio IJ. H. Marshall's of
fice, mas paid yesterday afternoon.
According to officials, "lack of
criminal Intent" on the part of Arznor
resulted In the light sentence,. He was
horn and raised at Lakevlew. was
highly reupectnd, and had always
borne an excellent reputation. Postal
Insiiectom Investigating the case,
HHke favorably of him. He was ac
cused of appropriating 111::. The
amount was paid back to the govern
ment.
j The trial of I.. Reynolds Mom,
jcharged with uttering and forging a
( government check, stolen from the
suehntendent s office on the Klam
ath reservation was underway In court
this afternoon. The government dos
ed Its chief case this morning.
irMsmMr Man VUm.
POItTIM.NU. Ore, O't. 7-QWIIIIam
J. Cuddy, popularly known among
newspapermen of tha northwest as
"Hill." who for '"e than a quarter
of a century was connected with the
editorial department "f the Mornlngi
Oregonlan. died here today. He has)
lea 111 about a munih.
PLEADS GUILTY,
IS FINED $500
k'ochnio wah well alivo to tho necos
sity of coaching his team In the
"modernist" ntylo of play to cope
with tho Washington tactics. Tho
Pirates' driving attack was sufficient
to win tho pennant. H was only
after Mckcrhnlo and his aides be
came sura of tho fart that they
iniitht ho meetlmr Harris men In
the foil melon that McKerhnlo gave
thought to this stylo of play. Wherein
hn showed his keenness as a puoi
There Is no doubt, of course, but
what Clarke Is playing a big part
in the development or tuts mure
versa! Ilo style.
Overcoats and Snow Shovels
Brought Out in Montana,
Wyoming and South Dakota
Light Snow in Iowa and
Minnesota Heavy Rains
(illf'A'iO. Oct. 7. Tho midwest
Is nvercoalod and snow shovels are
being wielded in Houth Dakota, Mon
tana and Wyoming. Hut while sur
cease froin shivers Is promised tho
far west 'today, tho wheat belt looks
for Its first snow and the eastern
section may expect, Istrr In tho week
temperatures spproschlng frost.
There Is five Inches of snow In
LchiI. H. 11. The white blanket In
Casper, Wyo., Is three Inches thick
Heavy ruins are reported over a
storm area In the Itocky Mountain
section reselling as far south as New
Mexico and Arlxona. Hundreda of
men are repairing landslides and
washouts along the lenw. and Kin
Orande western railroad near Orand
Junrtlon, Colo., rgs-ir where a loco.
motive plunged through rain-
weakened bridge yesterday, .fously
lnjutig two trail.) en.
MID-WEST IN
GRIP OF WINTER
SNOW FALLING
Air Mail Route
On Pacific Coast
Not Yet Awarded
WASHINGTON. O.t. 7. (A.
I.) Award of tho air mall ser
if vlce'a first contract routes wero
nittda today by I'oHtmustcr 1pii
4 cm I New and tnt'luih'tt the Halt
Ijike rtty-i4oa AiiKctea routo to
thA e(tern Atr Kxprcas, inc.,
l.oa Anicelcn, ant) Klko-Tanro
to Walter T. Varncy of San
Francisco.
Tho bid of Vcrn T. CI unit for
tho HcAttlp-toti AnRelca routo
Is under consideration.
onrmrn wipit
iXLLblLMIOII
TOPENPLANNED
Three Women and Nine Men
Comprise Jury to Try Con-
vict (or Murder Brother of
i
1iWnA unrrl Hti liiru
Mliea uuara un juiy
On I ! ruiHnnxn
Oiari Ull LVIUCnUL.
"
BMKM tiro Ocl Thico worn-
on imil nino in'on .-ompi l Uio Jury ,
which will try Tom Murray, oonvU t, j
for tho murder of John Bwoonoy.l
Kiinrd. In tho prison brink of AukusI
11! when - Murray. Kllnworlh, Kolly
and James Wlllns shot their way out
of ,,o. pimlun.lary. I
' Helnotlon of lh Jury was rnmplolorl I
Jut at five oVIm k will. Iho seating
of Mrs. Notllo Hhormau of Jefferson, I
whoso namo was tho Inst of tho spoo-
lal venire of fifty drawn after the
original venire had been exhausted.!
Mrs. norths M. King of Hubllmlty,
and Mrs, Maggie ltanmby of Hllver
ton aro tho other two womoii on
tlio Jury,
The nine tnon nii Ad,olpho Hom
beck, Halem contractor; Jacob Hlng
nian, tlorvals morchant; Harry H.
Carpenter, Llvesley fnrmor; Homer
P, Clovoland, Liberty farmer; Theo
dore Mlndon, Htayton farmer; I B.
Jtidnon, Halem; Adam Burns, Halom;
Edward II. llamel, Liberty funnel;
Osnrge Karrell, Itrooka rainier,
Farroll Is a bother of Frank Far
roll, a former guard at tho stnto
MURRAY'S 1
Z V, . . , ' ., .IP'nse of building two lines up the
Following the swearing of tho .,, ,,... ,M,inpii BtoVens. "I
Jury the defense attorneys moved WBml o mi)(J bu, cmM nnt
for permission to take the Jurors, ,,rr0 wln ,hm. Kru.cht
over the grounds and buildings at; w , v0 nmm,,,p, lo ,ay tho
the penitentiary and lo allow them , , wag b,ufr.
io nispeci inn nun pen more, upon
Objection of tho state lo ullowlng
spy inspection of any part of tlio
prison except that Immediately con
nected with the break the court
took the request under advlKoiucnt.
HALEM. Oro., Oct. 7. Thut tho
defense of Tom Murray, convict on
trial hero for Iho killing of (luard
John Hwc.ny during tlio prison,
lira oi aiikiisi 14, will lie .jppr.-
slon and mistreat mont which Jutl-
fled his attempt to escupu sod tlifli
killing of tho guard 111 seir-defem-a,
wss 1'ieai iy inur-nic i tins morniiiH
In tho formal retinct tu tho lourt of
Will It. King, cbl.-f cuaml for Iho
will it. King, cbl.-f oiinsil r.ir tlio
defense, that tm Jury bo allowed
to view the ' bull pin" and other
moans of p.jnlKhi.wr.t at the. prison
King toid the curt that during
the entire period of M ir'av's lnrar -
ceriitli.il at lb eprlson ho had boon
subjected to uiuiuil and Inhiiniano
punishment Ihst put him m coiiKtnnt
fear of his life and Jiiitlfl.il an at-
temi.l to escape. I t,.t ., iho
prisoner s conflii-iiient I,, the "bull
called attention
cells, which he
to one of theso
described as the
(Continued on page six )
CAN'T SELL SENATOR
MANSION FOR
NKW yoltK. Oct, 7. (A. IM Tho
17. 000. 000 Flflh avenue palace of the
lale Heritor William A. Clark of
Butte, Mont., with 12I rooms snd II
baths, Is going bogging at 11.000,000.
Real estate brokers regard the land
on which It atanda as more valuable
than the building and say the houso
depreciates the site because of the
cost of rasing It.
pen, n secllon nf eight special rolls tn the veteran engineer. I
In the south end of the prison yard ' 'John, we've got to go ahead JT
entirely cut off from communication flnbih that line Into Klamath
or correspondence with the rest of n m, , we can.' said Hill. 1
the liiHtllullon and the nn'lltlons ol- other railroads havo a great In!
leged In exist In Ihesn cells. Ilo money in spend and wo must sjl
HI US AIDE
SAYS BID
TO KLAMATH
John F. Stevens, Who Built Up
Deschutes, Says Hill Lines
Should Be Extended to
Klamath By All Means Jim
Hill Never Intended to Stop
at Bend.
PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 7. (A. P.)
John F. Htcvens, for eight years
chief engineer of tho Oroat Northern
railroad and for a time chief engi
neer of the Panama canal, wna a
wltnesa for tho northrn linos In the
Klamath Kails rail hearing today.
Stevens waa chief engineer and Inter
president of the Hill railroads that
Included tho Spokane, Portland and
Hcnttle. th Oregon trunk. OreKon
Kii'cmr nmi inuni Kullwny. ilo
nti hef..ro ninri. Miiarn.'rep-
roHintlnn tho Inter-ntntn ronimorcn
comiuiwnlnn In the apiiliriitlnn of tho
Or,K01I Tnmk to bl,H(, from ,, ,
Kliinmth Kails tlmt Jnmoi J. Hill
lninnlo, to tullil to Klnmuth Falls
wtipn lio aturteil tho lino up tho
Dt'HrhutoR rlvor valloy. Tho famous
fnglneor doclared Unit In 1009 Hill
l "l" I" lo toll of tho proposed
now ronil In Ormton.
"t want to got Into southern and
conlrHl Oregon with a first class
rsllronil, Hill whs quotoil as tolllne
Htovons. -'I ilon't mean a loggliiK
ro""' ,,ut t!!lV?"
"" W hi. chtot-Mw .
th only way to do thla was to bum
"I' Uo'Utos river. Hill rep led
h wl"hd to tap the rich tlm-
h-r country In central and southern
Of'Bun lo get that business for his
1 ,"' '
was to build up through the Do.
sihutes vslluy and to ottend on Into
Klamath Kalis, tho details bolng loft
to mo," Htovons said. "The major act
of tills road was to got the timber
business, next to dovolop the coun
try." Kruttsclinlu Not I'otlto.
Htovons salt) ho had sevoral con
feroncoa with Julius Kruttschnltt,
representing the K. H. llarrlman
lines regarding building a Joint lino
up tho Doat'hutcs when It was seen
I tho Union Pacific was determined to
i i
,, , , , ,.,,, Kt Up tho
Pesi'hutes was lo wslk because I
bad no lwcking.
I took my but and
said 'goodbye.' '
"What kind of
road did you I
build?" was asked.
"I would call the Oregon Trunk
A splendid second -class rosd as I
built II mid It was a mistake to)
, .,.,,.. ,,,
..,, y()11 thllK , ,he pub,
nle,.,,.. w tll on w 0 ro
Klamath Falls.'" '.
ti,Ni i-erliilnlv " 1
"vvhy did you stop?1
ho was ask
on crnss-cxaminatlnn.
"I do not know wliy Mr. Hill
,,Ura , nto. received Insta
frnl Mm ln ,(,, when
reached Head, owing to business J
dltlmis then exlsllng." 1
)ipt , .-, Una.
1 Htevens stated ho has no Inter.
with the Mill lines now. Ho a)
K(Htp. that ho had luvod JanW
nm jjo n father. t
-i,, 9,, inr, months before V
lu) rteath. he was In New Yoi
, ,ont for me to visit him." cot
ney In spen
some but will havo to wait
conditions settle. It looks now
(Continued nn Psgo three.)
CI ARK S $7.000,00ffl
PALTRY $2,000,0
markM n'ilhr Mtep In Ihn npft4
pa Hin of Ih fumotiii avenuo aa
horn of fanhlnn and wealth and II 1
development for retail trade n)
upartment houxM.O Tho whlto marhU
nmnalon of Vincent Aator and 1 thff
chateau of Mm. ltnollua Vandarbllt
both havo boon aolT recently.
Mra, Clark doea not car for her
rtitinninn becauae ahe prefers to live
In Hnnta D'iara, Cnl. ;
,(C0f.9aad on page m.)
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The offer of the mansion for sale
o
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