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MED FORD, ORKOOX, MONDAY, .111. Y
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Today
By Arthur Brabant
The Coolidge Manitau.
Talking to a Spirit.
Tunney and Heeney
Study.
Ttie Power of Chain
Stores.
(Copyrltht, 1927. tjy New Yorlt
Evening Journal. Inc.)
111 the Blue river, ni'.'iv tin-
l'!llll) where President CnnlillV-l'
(niches tun li'intl tit 11 time, is
thi' tiny "spirit island." Nn
liulian liuitls tlii'i-i'. i'ni- unci' the
r;.i-i'iit .Mnntiiiil. Iniss (if tltc li;ip
iy hum in"; ".rounds, pcrfiirnieil
;i liiirnclc mi Unit island.
Sinux ;iik1 Cliippcwax were
ciiciiiics. A yiinn!; Sioux Inavc
ran away willi a Chippewa
i'liii'l"s daip-'htcr. Sioux and
Chippewa I ill I'siii'd to kill them,
li'ititki'd t Ik-mi to spiril islanil,
and 1" t 1 1 1 1 1 1 nolhine hut a nesl
,or houghs on wliii'li they had
llept. Kinil hi'aiicil M.initou
had lilted Iheiu ritjlil into ihe
haiipv hunliiu; "round where
tllev lire now painlill", them-
,' .,,,1 ,:,, iiu 1 1
sehes and eatllle; lllson inc.t. ,
, ;
Nil llollht rreslil.'lll ( 'oulldtre
... . . - . . I j
Will o,, il Ill.'ll ISl.lllil III Sll ;
1IIIIM', and lllllllk the lltoderil
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'",' ' ,-,"","" S,"S' 1"' '
Jl.'IVllltr lllled llllll out ol tins
cainpaiiin, awav from tlie war-1
1 ' '
1-iliK Indiiiiis of polities.
;,,. ..,o, Amun.lsen ami his five
China's four nationalist chiefs ' ,issiK e.nnpanions. left hero yes-
,,, ,.v, . ,(,,. 1,.,, fj..i.i 1,...
Kalhered at the toitll. ot Sllll Vho ,'l,,l ,lerlo ami Ihe
Vat-Scn, founder of the Chinese .. r,.M iee harrier. The vessel will
, ,. . . . .!.,t eo wesiwinl tu the zero
reputiiie, in rep.iri. 10 '
efforts to make China a nation. !
1 ' 1 1 1'
Hint loillll 111 Ihe temple ol j
llin vcnslei'ii hills is In Mi inn '
what Mount Vernon is to this
eounlry. lint westerners visit -Kintr
Wiisliiiiolon 's tnnil) to leave
fliiwcrsilo not talk to Washing
ton. Chinese actually address the
spirit of Sun Vat-Sen and dis
cuss at his toinh plans for in
vadin"; Maiichurin. and anoer
or irritate Japan hy tlniii" so.
The convict ion that those deatl
still live is deep in human he
in"s. Chain stores eontinui' "rowth
and oituis, worrv individual
store iiwners. Twelve chain
stores gained more than li per
cent in June '
Sears-Koehiick dn a liiisinessi
ahove :i(I.OOil,ll(iO, mid (it-iiernl '
Wootl. Sears-lioehuek jiresi
(Icnt, indicates that, eonstant
expansion, with estahlishinent 1
or retail stores, will he the com- 1
f I in n v 's policy. j
The day of small enterprises
is passing. Muyino; and scllinp; '
0 on a L'i";aiilic scale is the only '
way lo meet chain store com--;
pelitinn. '
Cenernl. Wood, a West I'oint-;
er, who worked seven years for
the noverninent at I'miuiiiwi. .
sllldied ami praeti 1 liij.' scale '
fiperat ions.
SiMUl Vnil Will rCHil fllll! hear
nil Ihe- I'Hilie .nil iiboul tin
''jirt'iil. Tunney. Ileency t'iclit "
Tlmsi who liflievc it impossililt
for';i lie;tv wriirlit eh;.tuioii
ship lo l-'fivc the l'nitHl Stnles
.slwnth! iirepiire for ;P pnsihle
O MHieK.
lieenpv iHiiy iidl know "Tho1
Tempest" lYnm "Tin' Anh ;
lirk'iMle." lint Inois a nnm
who doesn't fooT it wto-n y&
hi liim on the liin. And wIhmi i
lie Ii it si von on tlio eliin you do
feel it. ' O ;
Mr. Ti:nney. in his hour1 of ensn.
1 Htudies four mnvine pirturV slmw
Ing Heeney fn four fihr. Tlie pr
tures, slowed down. ?hnv the pow
prful New Zealai'er n h" (itiji
one hand, exposes hini?f to a
Mow, exposes all his methods. (
Mr. Heeney. it is safp to a . i.,
Rtiidyin.K (he Tunney-Ik'tnpsey I h:!
movies. It Is profitable slndy. Tun
sey, win or lose, will ef more
rThim hnlf n million dollar: Mr.
f)leeney wil.
IIL.ce! lir.O.iHi" al Ii'Uki.
..
(CooUuu.d on Fui Four,
STILL HOPE
10 RESCUE
Russian Ice-Breaker Is Now
Within 25 Miles of Five
Stranded Members of the
Nobile Crew Search for
Amundsen Is Renewed
Death of Ceccioni Denied.
MOSCOW. July !'. M" Tin- ke
In-eak' r Kr.it--.in. un tin' way 1" aid
tin inai"nn...l ni'-n of the Xnl'il'-
xlitilit inn 1 11 : t l-'nyn l-dand. lias
Ita-.l 1". mill's null li "f "-'I Ii' I'la
ti'ir. llii' avlatnr, Chnkhnnvsky. Is
n-i iiii Inn In fly nvi-r I li ii'i' field,
Tim -l.ri'iiki'r Mnlimi. smk li
lll fur ("alilain lloaid A mllllilsin.
lias alipinaihiil I'llarli-i XII islanil
ami I'.ahiisliliin. llii' Kii-siiun flii-r.
is i: i:i U i li t; ready In rccoill'ilter In
ward rape l.eii'.ll Smith.
- - j anil uiari ieii .ns. 1 anuvn n. niiei-
STi 11 'K I H H..M. July !l. -'!' ": l- ! i vvliu hail l.een clerk m Ihe
'"I" 'I'u.uImth. ha.li f ,.f Ihe sn'.'.l -',., mimary afl'.ilrs eomnillti',..
h n.si.u,. ,.M.,lili ..,, 1 ... , ,i l , I i,m at the lime ,;;,ve
l'li'- "' "'"'" ic-l.rci.ker , ,,, .,s ,, t,rM eaV(.
Krassin h is a.lvan.-. il I" al.i.lll j !.,. ils
nautical miles from Ihe five iii'-ni- ' ' .
.ls ,. ,,r n. i:,lia 111:1-; (, r,;,. '.;,rle I h a 111 h e r 1 a i 11
ro.me.l oft N.,nh. :i-t I I. The ,,.!.,, ,,e peak of Ills piihllc life
cainain stale. I licit if ice c I it ions w lien he was cnlliil upon In heaii
."V".l Ihe ice,,,,,kers.,hl,l he;,,,,, wn; ( , ,,.! ,,.,.
ahlc to reach Ihe Biolip.
kimis iiav. Spii.i.erK' ii. July j
' , ., .. . lti
' .N...;w.'Klan ,
Vi.eci.li;.... s.,,reh will he cntin-
ueii until July -1.
;o.u:. July ili 'The Stefani
news aK'-ncy w lii.-h has keen in
constant touch with the Nnhile
rescue operations ihl'nuKh the hast
ship tMlla ill Milann. anunutU'cit
tmlay runuirs that Natalie Ceeeinnl
niolnr chief, hail ilieil from injuries
reci ivi il in thee crash were false.
FLOCK OF TRYING
CI HI, TON. Wis.. July 9. itVi
H iV-M.is..nrl Vf. t;ilics ill ill"
K,ir
en of tin- lt-'V. I,. M. Iliirwood
ui' Triniiy 'i i-i)i tt-i i.iu
hl,n'h
iKMt' h;ivt rjiusi-il it sffirch oy
iiiithoritffs lor pii-sons who iiiruy
vil thi' iiliuitH. (tfiicfi-s link tlio
i. ni- i Mi ! lot w ii h rcct'ilt o"i.ssciisioii
in the astor s parish.
.Mr. Mat wihmI inn) his thn-o-ycar-oM
son aro 111 an a insult of
ra' iiiK l alisht's 1'roiii thf Kiii h'ii
ainl rht'tniMs ;-:iiit I In- two owe
thi-ir lives lo the faet that they a(p
(.lily root ye-retaiiies: Aliullt Hirte
ponniis of poison wns sprnyeil on
the ajirn'eii. elu-misls fouin!.
When tho. (wo became ill thrni?
Wii-liS HH'-. Sllspieion ;is aroi.sel.
II;tin wash-il away one coat of
spray, hut the minister discovered
a second coat ins and he notified
the district attorney.
Some inemhers of the congrega
tion have t tphiineti to church
officials In Milwaukee of the sar
castic nature of the lliirwood ser-
nions and lie ha
thi . ateliiiig letter
reeeiVed several
warning him to
have Chilton.
I-: iceiion hy the church I
tatd of
seventl meiolers of the eongrega-
tion precijiitiited the discord, the
I minister said. .Those, haired from
'the church enlisted the heln of the
Ladies Aid society and their activ
ities led to ilishandnunt of the
society hy the hoard.
o rfu-!'! Hack hy l-'fis1.
H')i:TA. iMatld of Ka.a.. Aofes.
.lulv I'Vi Captain Kranl; Coiii't-
!:iii:lc fliuht ami lm no farther than
the
h;C' first attempt
Hopping off at i
v. ich niei tdian 1 i
e.i-ti-rn standard
a, m . Cii-i'C'
ie t i : jj. a. i
time Sunda
for
Halifax, hi! ii'lui noil u-n , hi.ni-s
later l-"og and strong wind
fin rod i
hiti)io put hack
1 MOTORS
FLY flp SIBERIA
0
AirvseflW. .(S)v !. '-JO'nhn TT.
l.ir anil ' 11.11 'i. i '. - "n-'-r
.. '! im ti. -s Sil.eria lnil.iv in
o ' . .
M-;, 1 : , im pt I" i'!'('.iK ine iiM'iirn mr
riri-llns Ihe uli.ln-. They lan. led nt
N.. -il.ii al .Jn -I liifc'hl nnd
l:n-H'il al a in. Ii.'lay for K ras9
S l'i'ia. They left Kmc-
n..i n-k at U ii. in. fur Chita, fl-
Iberlu.
HE I
Our George" Succumbs in
Washington After Long
Illness Attained National Passenger on Trans-Atlan-Prominence
During War, tic Flight With Chamber-
Led Wilson Opposition.
WASHINGTON, July !. jV, ,
K ii r in i' i' I'niii'il Stall's Senator
Ccoie K. rhaniln'rlnin nf OriKon
ilii-il al his aiinitmi'ius ill hi- ;
Wnriiuian 1'ai'k limel early today
after a liilKHinK illness.
.Mis. I'hanitii-rl.iin, In whom he
was mar. two y.ais ami ami
his ilaUfhl.T. Mrs. ( : -.l'i 4. I-'. I tin ill
or XiuT.'lk, Yn.. were al his lii-il-
siili'.
Funeral iirranm'tni'lils for the
funnel' si'iialni' anil ineniliiT ut' tin'
1'niliil States shippilil, luiai'il wen'
ml tnaili', pi'tnlin arrival nf niem
hi'is nf his family.
Tin- fnitiii'i- si'iialni' surprised
frii'inis in Washin.min in July. 1!
committee ilurinK the li'ylnii ilays
"' u '"'1'1 W1"
As chairman 01 that comtuitttee.
wh,.h ,,.,, ttum stae,-
; " ' "'" Iniasinall..,, of a liall.ui ;
' "".re,t t the pursuits of peace, he,
prohahly was as close as any man;
' the inner worklnus of the or. '
! --anl.ali,.n which uuiile.l Aiiiei'lcii.
; victoriously Ihrouuh ihe stniimle.
Th,' ,ir, l,l,., h,sl llf
, niilllons of men int.. the ranks.
' wn I'1' faetor lookeil upon
I ,v Senator Cham lain as assur-
1 in- the winniiiK nf the war. fle-
t'oi'e its ilitt inliii't ion. ' he hiiil offer
ed a conipulsory service hill, ami
throughout the war ami afterward
he eontetuh'd "lhat his own mea
sure, wh irh t hrew t he (Hsiinn
open to tlehate. was ItsHinsilile
for ihe success of the h-fcislation :
finally euactotl. His own io.-a. lit j
said, eunie from nn almost for-j
uottt-n iloeunient ill the war ile- '.
I
pai'tment archives written hy Mil I
jo r (Jeneral l-'mory rptrui, a Civil
I war coniinaiiiler.
lclic-i the l'ri-shlciit.
After taking on an amount of
' work rlurlnu Die war that woiihl
have exhausted a man of less
physical endurance. Senator I'hani-
. herlain "crossed swords -.ith I'resi
dellt Wilson, leader of Ills own
j party, in 1 !' I when he puMicIy
j chained lhat the war tlepnrtnienl
1 had ceased to function. An open
j h-ttfi- from I'resid.-nt Wilson fol-
i low fit iiml ttit eoiil rnviM'-v wai.
I carried lo ihe floor of the'senate'
uh"ie the (irefin senator dflivered
a thifc hours speech In siinort
of his position.
I Hie of t he measures in which
Senator ( 'ha in her la in took pride
was that revisiiiK the articles of
war. This legislation, lie cont-nd-
ed, eiimiiiatetl the rrussian I1 a
of ahsolnte power of the men at
thp top" and "liherallzed and dem
ocratized" th- articles.
The national defense act of HUH.
in the preparation of which he was
identified, was urged hy him as
the ha sis for the expanded army
j In the war.
. In the conduct of the war. Sen
i ator Chamherlain was one of the
j most vigorous opponents to the
j billeting of A meiira n troops with
j those ot thejr associated nations,
j although he supported the idea
; of a united command.
Rom in Smith
j Senator Chamherlain was horn
J on a plantation ftear Naehez, Miss..
; .la unary 1 , 1 S-"4. Me attended
! school there until 1K70, w hen he
became u clerk in a general mer-
chiindise store. Ciraduating from
j 'as!iington ami I university In
j 1 sTt. he moved to Linn county.
I o r e g u n. w here after, touching
school and practicing law for a
few eat s, he entei ed Upon the
j pollth-a I career which was to nc
Vd him the state's highest
! ,",'",rs
O
li't hi ni'-niliiT of
the
state
.u'lfliunr''. iTilfli'l fft.' Iin nej.
,'itlnl iii-y ui-ni-ral unil iriii-i r-
ni.r liMl'iin- I.t-ini; i-li-vai.-.l In tin- . inii'ii!.- nr rfiniiitiini$--. 0
s. nat'Oin l!"'9 anil re . l.'.-t.-rl in Tin- ti neral wni TT, ycari ...il.
mil -ii . ,.u'ir. w.u mliil'-toi. i.r nn.ViMii.iA III
; -J
(in iVilrlni: friirn tin- m-mile. Mr. II" v" Mnecilonliin I'V liirlli.
I'hninlK'ilain M iiii.ilntfil l,y I At "iF r,0' "f ,h" w,,r- wl"'n
I'r.'Slilcnl llai.llno a a m-mlier " l'r' "f "n"' ni'l nl.-.l ami
nf Ihe hippiim l.eanl. wIici-p lw , w--"" niiirelilnit mi Sufl.i, In- nave. I
M-rvrii for ln v-iiiT. II.- tln nl'"" " ll rrnm l"llB- ''V I'1"' -
r.unvA! Ihe prn.llri. ,f la -V at im-t at the ll-ail nf In.val
1'nnl.i.Q and Wn-hlnBlnn. nn.l lr""l"' 'll"l'erl"B Hie niini-
alnnnt the I.. riant rji. hi- aS i ""'' H'
I n-u. lhat hi fi.i.. the niir. ni.
.....in mini,,, it- in ,.,1.,.,,,
ourt invotviutr Ihe (negon K' hool ,
law. m ill iinriin.iunuosiai. lie
law, h d unroioti(utioijial. He
presented the tat' in that rase.
.Mr. 'ha() . I.i I n v a marrjetl
, ,lli
Newman W who 1ied
i They h HiX '1-
. in May
dren.
KAI.KM. Ore.. .Inly 9 I1V1
( , ,,f f i. i.i !,,,m today miinrneil
, padn,, f cx-l'nited Mlatci-
.
1 IConUou.d pd Pf . Elf bt)
LEVI IS
OFF AGAIN
RECORD
lin Says He Will Hop Off
at 7 P. M. in Effort, to !
Break Record Non-Stop'
Flight to South America.
' i
, n. Xew yrk. '
July .- -W ''liaiK's A. la-vm... n .
- 1 1 alls-A I la til ie ail- pasetiHi-r. an- 1
nnuni-cd today hi' u.ullil lake nil' :
at 7 p. in. unlay in his
ti ans-Allan-
lk' plane t'liluinlilii, pilnl.il ly llert
Ai'nsta, fur Smith America in an
atli'lnpt In lireal; the wurlil's non
stop ilistatii-i' riv'iiril.
The nnniiuiu'i'inenl was made
flfler wnril hail nunc thai Ai'nsta
liail been fiin-il slnOn fur unwai-
tuii'iit
"
lavin,. ami Aensta will lake nil'
liiniKhl In ha. k ,.f rapi.iin K.uill.i
'ai'i'.mza. Mexican K...-..I will flier.
' whii is veturiiinr. to .l. ic. I'ily.
j 'I'hey w ill fellow Ike Atlantic
enusl tine, hut across Central
' A merica ami l.'in.l on Ihe west
. coasl ol'Soulh America, prnhahty
! ' 'li lie, l.evlne saiil.
j
Baseball Score
Aim'rican
.'ils, Bin,,:
Detroit
Uosl,,,,
naileries: Whitehtll
all, llarurave; KussrU
K.
.. II
.. I
anil
ami
It.
II. K.
,"i :l
4 I
Wnoil-li.-rry.
J Secnilil r-ame:
: Oetroit
' llostnu
1 naileries: Carroll
1 Morris anil lievini;.
II. i:.
C 3
I X li
Shea :
ami
Klist Kiime: It. II. li
st, iaitils 0 li 1
New York ..: 4 ( (l
liatteries: Wills.'. I'.eck ami
.Muninii: I'emiock anil (iialinwski.
SrcomI Rjnno:
Si. Louis
it. ii. i:
..12
.Ww York t:
1 tat lii-H : ( kI' Sfh:inK :
Cnwlnskii'. MmiM', t ":i m il ! I , Thu-
! niiif ainl Cnlliny, JIciiMiumh.
n.
4
n.
' ( '!'vel.'iiMl
1 j Philn)t-lphlit -
Mait'i U-: fir
I'iiiie.
and
ii w oll and
j
, Chicago.
' Washington
: Thomas aiul I'rmisi
I I.. - .....i t.'.n....
It. :.
Jones, .Mar
' i '.
.Ht tonal
New York
I'iltshui'K
Italteries: l-'aulkner
Ilogan" irimes and
.... r. u i
. Walker ami
Margrave.
M.
12
! Philadelphia
Cincinnati .
l'Yrguson, Walsh
l Kolp and Margrave.
and It a v I s;
n. n. i:
ii ii i
2 II fl
ISrooklyn
t "hicago
Vance
and Debet ry;
Weinert and Marttieit.
anotherIeader
N BALKANS SHOT
KOI'IA. .Inly (A'i Cetieral
Protogn herov. whoe name hstd
hecome almost legenilmy In th'
.Macedonian i e olu t :Oim ry organ -ization
of whl'h he W;a lender,
has heeti asj-'issinated on a bus
-II eet here.
Three men shot hi in down Sat
urday night and excaped.
Tin genem I was clalni'lrt f"
trial ihe .lugo-Sl.xv government
! .ifU'i- the war. It was ln-lii'V
: liin .ie:iHiilni i-lllw-r tti'if lnrpir.n
i.,,!,.., i,tf,,., a,,, ,,.,, .i,,,
j y , rffi'-r I :leel
l'0;'.,A.Tl, i... .Inly !l Wi
. ss,,,,,
of Molalla was
elected president
of the
i.'
X' ii ml Mail Carriers'
nsso'-fat
nero ysterdj.y a the anniuil
HHfUnc of the oi ionization.
Other officers elected were:
I A. Parker, Monmouth, first vice
preslder C. Andilie, 'oegonCity
second vice president ; Witlia ni II
luiv. McMlnnvllle, ne ictary-lras-uter.
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JLATF.ST OF ENGLISH "DREAM" BABY
J.
tp- I tV .' 1 .'.- --t -sv.i ,
- It! ' f'i
I Xv "vcT vi , 1
, Little Gocffrcy Kufiscll, central figure in the famous Hussc-ll di
vort'c trial in England several years ago, snapped in London with his
mother, Mrs. John Hussell. In a decision handed down by the hou:u?
of lords the boy was pronounced the lawful son of John Hugo
Russell, eldest son of Lord AmpthiU and heir to the Ampthill peerage
!nurn nnn i turn uira i tiiu i nw
I UVtK 6m LIVtoWLALim LAUl
LOST BY WRECK
OF TRANSPORT
Captain of Chilean vessel
Commits Suicide on the
Bridge "When Craft Is
Doomed Men, Women,
Children Among Victims.
SANTIACO, Chile, .luly
(if Home .'Mhi je-rsotis who were
a hoard ihe army transport Am:;a
, mos, only four were alive today :
tell how III" Vessel li.nl p uh-d
I to pieces on the rock;-. The catns
! troihe, which claimed upwards "f
j :tnu lives, iicctii red at I'uoia Chlm
pe, mar the Mtut ll ( 1)1 lea n coal
low n of Lehu. Krhhiy night.
The captain, unahle to aoid L .- -i
aster, com milt ted suicide on the
bridge. Highly h.-die wire found
! on the hea' h near Coronel, ,m the
exact niiinli. r who perished pi oh
i ahly w ill never e kntuvn siiice
, a ft el leaving I'll hi a A mas w It h
.: persons a Imai il. Un- vessel
j made s- vera! stops en iouh-, pick- 1
' ing tll aildition.il i,e'M'M-;i'i.
The ship had ln t ii loading ma
terial lor the 'hile in navy i.i the
Cull' of Arauco w hen a slorm broke
. laii; in the -lay. Th- v-ssej left
the hay to ride it mil. For several
hours she M ruggh-d ag.i iici wind
iind wave and was 1i.nl 1 y hatteretl.
The sea w as hi-a vy a;:: I smaslu'il
Ihe rudder. - The :-hp slait' -l to
drill towanl the l.r ak'is. Krantli
:ippeals fur h;lp were, sent oiil.
; Xmiic came. Ai 10 p. m, ill.- ve.
; se crashed on the rm-ks mii yanl'si
j from t he shore. '
Kraijtic attempis to launch life-'.
its
w i re
i.li
Th.
ipvi..-d
no) into
hiim.ni
n soon as tile;,' were Ion
the tremendous seas. The
freight was fossid on the rucks hy
the hreal.ers or diiiwn loi into
tile iingl'v sea.
.Men. women and i hildi ' n per
ished In the . 4 i,!e oihe1M re
mained lillddle.l MI the deck .' lying-
plteously iiiiil in vain for help
Throimh the rour of Ihe storm the
shrill hlasts
of the
, hi-t h'
li'limt nf I'l.inritalnji r I inai-l. Su -
pistol tang
In. fell;
Mid,,'. j
Hi.- An - I
n. I tSi.it
dead at his pnstOon
'I'he i.'tssengfT al
l'hiihih luclud'-d laho
faulJle ..(1 ruule I
fields in Ho- north,
stood lhat several g
Ii i- mnler
-I iitni nt i f-
ficlnir, aiid Hu ir families wei
i ii hoard the esue).
When P-iVlMU I' II ll t I Afefui
hefore additional nas.-ein-Mt-.
I ...
ml
taken ahoaiil, th':v w ere :, mf-pn
h"is of the , , w ami fS) pa-, a
L-er on i he ess I. Q
O o -
Colloii 'rhis rop
OliK, July ; op, rt.
Ion prices broke more lhait l ',n
a bale on the ci.Mon x- h ;i nge
when tt 0 government lepoit --li-ninllrn.'
cotton u i l i g e in eohiva
tlon fhowrd an fnen-ase of M i p.-i
C4Mt llW-l 1 l-f y(.(
- -- -' - - -
17th Death In St. Loui
ST. l-dl'is Ok , ia' 'i ... , ii.
& v'-. oi ;
be Heventeenlh dealh within n
week attributed lo beat orncied
.here today when Kinil Knglehardt,
'CO, wau found, dead in his room.
FROM SEATTLE
CANT BE FOUND
1
Mrs. lone Humes Missing
Last Reported in Portland
1
cri Return From Houston
Convention Had Large
Sum of Money With Her.
! iKTLAXD
; I I.MIil pidle.
ire.. July il. 1
- a-l;ril today
iwide search for
-, wealthy Seattle
il to ivui'h hmnc
' I lllllie
, ho fail.
" 111,1
convention at
Willl tni c
, , . ,'
I'legiaphed
Houston.
M is. II
Hum--, i
I'ol'l un!
all !
search.
The wo
In. i, I her.
the folio
ol" I'.-, eiVl
nilil. asking
ince In the
SKI;
It
iMlhl
h
day.
Humes said ih,
line, u i ill. n lo llii.
!l,l:i hot-ll sei'a'eh.-l
h-m dale line plu
other hiind. . He c.
Port land date
hy his mother,
out and a Su--il
oil It In un
did not e.xplnlii
thi- aelh.ll.
I'oh.e .h-i.-nnined that th
wmn
ail b'fl ,he hot- lo t;- h' tweei
c:mi and o-:hi p. m,. .lulj il. sh
Is salt! to have carried consoler
fil.h money In t r.i v..-rs' i In ciH.
1 SKATTLK, Wauli- J.luly fl.
. Seal He friends of Mrs. lone
Humes, said by Portland police to
In- missing. sn1d today (hoy were
not alarmed over her alea-noe. Al
the headpiaire:s of Hie Seattle
City-Wide Democratic Women's
rhih. of wljch va. Huiiich is presl
'lent, it was said tli;il ahe was mo
. loriim lo Seattle with Mrs. Nellu
' Hiiidman and was expected here to-
i'l;i.y No toporl hail been made
' Seattle pt.Ih e.
t
0
STATE OFFICERS Ta
BE IN POIPD
KAI.KM, (lie. July 9.- (,1, Tig
-!tal.' inil .if urn (nil Iiuk nri'iinKeil
I rnr 11 t. rettlYi f 1, Otei;,,,, 1,1,11,1
Ini; in I'utryiid tn etve us iiuir-t-r
for Klale nfllien anil hnineli
(i-:i.-irtnn--it-i liipnieil lii 111, it rlly.
j All tmt theSfilrv and fund rnniiiihi.
Minn unil the t'cntltiiid hruneh (if
itlie illdllillial a'-elileltt eii-nnilKsffill
lulll haie iilfiiett In Iho Inilldlll!.'.
'('I Ull llfl'l'I-H rai'l-lved fl WUH llllll
the II' ri ll e olle.-i'lL. W.'IH the bent
nnd ih,. reiiia'o.ii iiniuiu; t lip low-
est.
. .
Mlile .0- Meel
l'('l:TI.AMl. (lie. July
Ie l.-ia i s t l, v I'ai ifi..
II il'i
Xnrih-
w, -i V.'teti
I'lT'i'll til.'
In -I n I
III!.' wri li'i
I'hill'i '. .i
i ii in ii.- - lallmi emi OVM,,,, ,,,,,,, ,1P H,,.0 , lhk on
h-'i-e tuiluy tu annual a crowded Btreet here today. Illmd
iM. i.'iiii'. -W- nieel- ed ,y Ihe uiiillimila, Mi-Kenzle
sMed oyer tiy llr. H (. ,KKefed hark to the Hlnre and
!.l. in ,.r Hie w axil -
h'Ut ill Hlalt' umboi iojiull.
MIDDLE-,1
While Aurora Borealis Lights
Skies at Night, Mercury
Soars to Century Mark--600.000
People Swarm
' Lake Michigan Beaches.
x i : u
1 k . .inly
. i,i'i
un to
:.ist -
era i;itrs sw
a coin nuia i in
sunoii
ni 1.1
w.. c hilt l ellt-t w u?
many itie.is h the
atlie
1 . 1 1
lean s I'oii'. ast n (hlllliler
In the last -is hours tin
suns i n-d fi ..in t to- li. :
Voi k 'lt add three wen-
1 N.W
lieken
Ill All. any with more than a score
upoil'il drowned seeking relief.
There wiie a dozen prostrations
in ihe iiM'iropohtan area.
In New Vork the mercury cliinh
til seven decrees in all hour to 11
al noon, a high ooiii' im ihe cai.
i nn m,u. jiiiy , -Arctic
anil eitiati)i lent plienoineiia and
turridlly to the midwest over Sun
day. Annua Imreulis streaked ihe
niuht skies while the day lime was
it Miiccessioii of leistering Iioihk
that claimed al leas) :lj lives and
sent swell ei ing llnmsanils lo the
' heaclies lor relief.
Th lea go, wit h its massed mil
lions, had 15 deaths attrihulahle in
Hi e heat. Illinois, Wisconsin. .Mich
. luii n and Kansas also reported i'a-
italilli'S either Irom drowning or
heat pi'ostralion.
! Out of (he west lasl night there
( came reliel, home on Ihe lmck of
i thunder clouds which dumped cool-
itm storms over iiiucli of the urea.
Thrnu.Miout (he night (he mercury
j sagged slowly from marks, as higii
as HHi and tl.e readings were down
lo 7tl degrees In many places this
inoriilng.
An official; eslimute of (ho ntim
her of persons who crowded I he
l,ake .Michigan heaches here was
liOO.nOh. Seventy persons required
'first aid treatment either hecause
tof heat prosiralion or lliruugh in-
' Jn-y. ti nun.m boroaiis. which
: was piouounceu tmiuruay uigui,
',1ulMr!,Iltl':1 w!rj; "";tioilH mui
: hlmlefed radio recopilon. Kiotio
aunouucctueiil thai it eould lie
plainly observed directed inucli at
tention to the manifestation in Chi
cago, where it is only occasionally
seen. It shot ucrons the skleifruiii
Ihe horizon lo vanish at the zenith
like writ it h of Vaikyries Kipling
with incredible speed to some Vnl- j
nana 'ui iiie rooi oi tue skich.
To Chicago observers the aurora
borealis took on the npitctiranre of
gossamer clouds eatiKbt In a grout
Htiction und yuukeil lt-;htniuK fast
from horizon to zenith.
In lou-n the yliovLi-u Ihul looko
,lhe heat wave were n benefit lo
; growing crops.
Predictions over most of Ihe urea
'Wt'" cooler tempernttires today
' ami Tuesday.
3
21 Drownd in East
X K V YOltK. July ! . (A
OVER lEK-Ei.n1. ,,!',:
Kaslern slates today h weltered In
is i-egi...iered ui ul the grip nf a heal wave. Twettly
and cheeked outjoue or more drownings, occurred
Mimihs told among (lie millions who sought rc
i from his ninth j lief Sunday in. strenniH and at
! .luly u ami said j erowdnd bulbing beaches. Two jer
n.e the following sons died from the bent In New'
i York City.
In Washington the thermometer
registered UN ami there were, five
proslrittions. The highest recorded
In New York City was !H.
The. hoi wave struck thn east
after -three dny In tlie mid-west,
where it caused several dozen
deal lis.
Ten persons were drowned in thw
metropolitan district, two
and I wo prowl rations were
lli'lllllB
Hltl'lll -
ttted to the heat nnd one pet-son
wan finally injured in un nuiniiiii-1 """ "" man u mi ine way in
hile lleelllent ri-HlllllllK frnm the nil- 1 "lp hiinl'ltnl. Annum- liape fiiuuil
usually heavy llffle. II mum wmI I-1 'I"- inun'ii hndy were l.'li'KlaniH
mated that helween 2,IIO.OIIO 'unil j f'"111 I-"" Aiiki-Ii-h hIkih-iI Nnlia and
:!,lMlll,Ollli Weill III HWintllllllK. jilsklnu (Sill tn "ini-et liinlKht M
Ihiiw nlllKH with reinrl"d frnni ' truln" fi 'nn that eity. l-nllce he
W'eHtfleld, X. .1.; .Milfnrd. Del ; lleveil he had mul (he Kill al the
I'hlladellilila. I'll.; HiicheHler, N. I nilh mid slallnn and had taken her
V.: Kreelliilil. X. .1.; Oakland lleurll, I ' 'I' lve.
II. 1 WllUimlial ie. I'll.-. ' It H hlll'li.
I'n : WnthiiiH (lien, X. V.; Syvn-1
a ( iii-. X. V.: .Mill. nil, Ciiiin.; ami !
i New Ynrli. ! I
I Afiml nf the ?lniwnliiKH were of
I ( lilldi eli wlin hniU time 111 wtidlhK
unil not neyuiiu iiieir iieiuu. i
A negro womi.n was drovvjied at
Kreehold wliiht allcmpllng to res
cue an 11 year-old negro hoy.
Several other persons we- reft
rocil. A young in tin nt .Milfnrd.
Coiin., saw Iil.i fiancee drown while
he rescued two yonnner girl niter
their eillme tllld 'UllHl7.ed. Shu riillllljtii"11"1"" Iml'ler, lileadeil HUllly l
HWhn 1ml whs ciiiiitht hy the under-
Inw.
FOILED BY CASHIER
SI-liKANI-:, WiiBh.. .luly (I. II'l
A ilarinK hatlillt atlneil with un
; nmniiinla tun Hhnt Chlil'lei .1. Me.
Ken-zt". deiiaitun'ttt lire .sOiestnan.
in thiPi.ee wiiTi the imnKent Mould
JlM ttio pule.tiwin .vuh eartylntf
, nayed the money, thouuli Ihe holi
I"
Ult taiulrted uiiiinunlu ull the wuy.
I FIWAWPIFR
1 nonDDrn im
rAHAUiiUlt
French Fisherman Claims
He Saw Parachute Drop
From Lowenstein Airplane
and Land in Water Near
Boat-- No Confirmation,
Feat Declared Possible.
I.OXIMIN, .luly .
change Telegraph c
a startling dispatch
which gives a new
disappearance of t
ol'i The Kx
iiiupa uy prlnls
ii'oni Ihinkli k
theory on the
;ip!ain Allied
Lowe
Igian financier.
A fisherman of the village o
I! ray -1 nines on ihe i'lnu-h eo.ist
says t he dispatch, is re pi tried I.
have staled he was certain he sa
a paiachuie fall about the time ih
Lowenstein plane was cmssing th
Luglish channel ami alight a few
miles from where he was.
Ile did not hot her to Invest h::it e
as he saw a hoat near where the
parachute t nine down,
There Is no confhnia lion of thh
report hut in aviation circles it is
asserted that provided the plan
door was opi-n it would hav
Itosslhle lor Lowenstein to t
jthe airplane without heiug dele
hy the crew.
FOR PALO ALTO
SATURDAY EVE
WASHINCTON. .un(1 n. (Vt
Secretary I louver w III he formally
notified of his nomination for
, pre-sidefit hy Ihv .I'tnuhllcnuM at l.e
land Stanfonl university, Callfor
' nia. on August I I .
This announcement was mail a
' today at Hoover's office w here it
was said the secretary would leave
for I'alo Alto next Saturday night.
He will stop at the summer resi- ,
deuce of President ( 'oo I id ire neat
Superior. reuehlnK there Sunday
night or early Monday,
The vice presidential nominee.
Senator Churles Curtis. prohahly
will he notified nf his nomination
a w eelt later than Hoover, at his
home In Topeku.
Another conference of national
eniiinilitceinen of eastern stales
was called today hy Chairman
Work to meet next .Mo inlay in New
Vork.
RIDE IS KILLED
IM Itl.f.VflA.Ml:. i-nl.. July 11.
II'l A enupln iiaillally iili'iilllii'd ir
Mill. in T. dill, L'X,. f Oalilaml ami
.Ml Nnliu Ihalli'ii, III. i,l i.,m j.
Ki'li'N. wi'ii. I.lllv. I I,,.,.,. ast 1,1,, ,
uhi'ii Ihe :i ill i.iiK.lill.' in uhlrh Ihey
were ,'lfllnu wan slruek hy a Sniilh
ern l-aelfle t i-u In fiii'iinte frnm
Kaiiln niz In San l -nini lm n.
i ',h(' '"H" '-llf huh hinli'il lull
fei'l. I he B I- ii'im nli Li'.l in, il
I T-
PULLMAN PORTER
GIVEN 10 YEAHS
ttlT.VII.I,!:, Wash.. .Inly "l.l,n
Klllf WllllaniB. 24. I'hleiiL-n n.i
assault with lutein to commit lain-.
anil was sentem-cd here today to
seiye let, years ih,. state peni
tentiary. Williams was iirrrsted
,'ifler he titliicked n yiiunif while
woman pawenKer on u Xorthem
l-arlflc train, then leaped from the
train ill l.lnd. Wash., near here last
Thursday. The nil I u taken In
il Hpokane hospital, and tnld her
story there to lrosri-ulnr It ii'tl.l 1,1
Ott of Ailains pnunly. The neitio
Hiihstiinllally confirmed It n enn-;
fesslnn. .
Qipei'lor Judk-e John Trims Im
posed the maximum sentenec when
the plea wan entered today.
Willi li Is ( imshlenihle
WASIIIXtlTOX, July n.().
Siereliiry .Mellon today predicted
that husinesH would support ller
herl llnovei' ua much nn il had
I'll'slilvlit Cuolldte,
m