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The Weather
Font-usl Knlr; iMtiliiiuctl liili
linnperature.
Maximum yesiertlny .P 1ft:
Minimum ttxUiy 65
EDFO
WsAir T8ir Ago
Maximum .
Minimum
USUI
.1K1)R)WI, tlWKUON, Till'UsDAY, JL'LY -Jii. lHJS.
hull? Twenty-third Yr
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MAIL IK
Today
By Arthur Brisbane
Mr. Raskob Resigns.
American Business Grows
Labor Says 50-50.
Approaching the Fight.
(f'opyriijlil. 1U27, liy New York
Kvcnint; Journal, Inc.)
Ml!. IiASKOI! ri-si-rns fin
nni'iiil held nf Iriienil Mntur--.
Mis present is I" elect (.iv
ernor Smith in the face nf prni
perity auil :i Ttrpulilican plu
'alilv (if si-veil millions. That
is ,jnli cnniiL'li fur anyone;.
III ntldiliiin, Mr. liaslcdt) lie
lii'Ves in concent rul inn, tin nnc
lliinir al a tinii' ini't lioil. And !
finally, Cent-nil MoliH'.s with its
s1 ocU vnliio of four liillimi dn!
l;irs. doesn't want to he in poli
tics, directly or indirectly.
y The national Democratic
chairman, is for lln- time, mil
an antomoliile man.
; There naturally has lieen eonsi.l-
lf yon know HOW. yon can i.ie speculation as to just what
... i ii tin- reiilllilica it iiresiiletilia I cateti-
i ii nisiness anywhere. Sears- "" '"" 1
. . .date is fct'lliK to sa on the out s-
Koelinck, under its new presition which Alfred 1!. Sinilli, tin
stores all over tliis country unci : mediately after his nomination at ; (.(,nf. Tm,v ,, ,,ls ,im,i,ii,la
ill foreie-ll eoillltries, with coll- ""j',',!"' s',yTe''I!U'iol' yet'i'na'ile I'lane Inxi-lundcd on the Hudson
Stllllt expansion. !up his own mind as lo dial. river at 12::: 5 p. "I- today. The
.... ... i i .. 1 As an index lo what may he heavyweight champion left Specu-
The Woolworth stores, i-rntr , ( ..j ,. im ,o ,,,. f ,:,2 a. ,.
ill itma.illjrly, now hilVP lDie nominee's nun dcilnration in, The plane landed in the North
.-, ii i ,)-. his replv to the questionnaire sub- 'river off IiOth street tend taxied
stores in (.er.nany. called 2 , mUtJ mm hy Hmil(,r ,;,..,. ,1(m. .,,, ,,, .
and "lO pfennig stores, the .r Idaho. diiiinj; the pic-cmien- sp,. thn yacht eluh at S4th streel.
(univalent to ." and .11' cents
i : i : I
. 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 -, 1 1 1 iMisincs
stands its business. And when
.
it deals 111 lorelilll countries !'
l....-o ...in.l. lo tlio Coeei.rii enim-
. , , !
tries, inns Keeping cci-,io"
happy while niahine; profits.
On Saturday 1h pxecntivcr
.committee of the Allierieilt! ;
Fedeintion of Vdihnr will meet
:d Atlantic
t'ity and decide
probably not to take sides i
1111 aioiMiK...
, . . ,. , . after the speocll n:.s lieen pm lino
lioth national candidates "re'tv . ,
all rijiht, says
labor. I
That is sensible.
I.alinr. rac(
and rclillion should be kept Ollt
of politic
Kesides, organized I
labor cannot deliver its men.
and does not help itself by a
ileelanit ion with no result. Mr.
( liven, head of the federation,
is a wise American.
Yon are now approaeliim."
Tiinncy-ireeney fiu'ht. and a na
tional cessation of other inter
ests. Many parties will leave New
port on yachts. Iravelinu' to the
fitrlit and bach comfortably,
and hundreds will uet in line,
hoiiinir to get on,- of the better
cheap seats.
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'Vhin our -nu-estors nf iiHt..
noil vears ao i'oiiL'lit with fists
Illltl Hill's, lHt I'tir 1 ,000.(H)0, n,.M Tueschiy and 1 1 l .-xpects
,t for soii). (lend animal oH'' ,l" """'(' h n-sl
I day or 1 hursday.
live woman, they eonltl not llll- on ihls ouiimr the nominee will
. 1 1. 4 .i i ,;,. 1 foriret polities and political pe eh-
v ireless. radio, airplanes and li
liraries wnuld eontinup to find
llioir deepest interest in a fist
firtt.
Some deseendiints elumun lit
lie in o00,0(10 years.
Sir Oliver hotiue heuL'ed. i-Conan-Doylo
pleaded, but the
stern l,ondon .indif' di arced
eosts nuninst a distiimnislied
London medium, neensed of
tellinp; fortunes for three dis
rnised polieemen.
The medium, .Mrs. ('tuition,
said she worked with the as
sistanee of an Indian Hi iff. demi
KM") years.
"
imagine a ehief of that vintacre
1 ,l; 1...9.4 ., r r.t,
ivimiTMii; tut i Mini; oim'ui iomi-
don polieemnirs future. But
l,odvf and Conan-Pnyle. with
many other intelliirent, well
educated Britisher, helievp in
f pint HiilUm. Men heiev what
f.
IConUautd on Pr Four)
HOOV
FISH RObut
Republican Candidate Will
Spend Sunday Night at
Grants Pass and Try His1
Luck With Steelhead
Next Morning Regrets
Inability to Stop in Med
ford. TA.M''liltl 1 Nl'i:i!SITV. ("ill.,
y I'll. iP) TurniliR his ;itt-n-
;llili tn tin- second ol the two olit
sllllMlinn Issues thus far developed
1 In lln presidential caiiipaisn that
nl" iirohilifl ion llurhort Hoover is
ohlaiuiTlK Hi'1 views of William J.
lloilovan. assistant l.'niled Stales
iitlolll'-y K'-neral. anil others. on
isonie phases of litis stiltjei
;tii.n canipaiKn. ami the pronounce-
i tnent in (he republican loaiioini
adopted at Kansas
city hy almost
unanimous vote.
A Noble i:xpeilineiii
' In the one Hoover dcsci Ihed pro
Ihlhitlon as a nohle experinienl.'
i and In the other the parly as :
whole pledged ilself and the
can
didate lo an honest eflorl at en-:
; forcemeat of both the Kluhteenlh ;
; amendment and the laws enacted i
,-o -carry It Into lorce. .
The republican standard hearer
nbeady has obtained the views of
I many parly leaders on the other
hit issue farm aid and that sec- i
limn of his address is almost in i
Z. 'may maic revision,, i
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lloiiie-Comlns Tomorrow
j This is Mr. Hoovers last day for
. I conferences ami work for perhaps
i .. i. u be will l'ii
, son ' I'rancisco lor the home-
con, Inn celebration at the city hall.
ON MONDAY OVER TOM
iiiitc, aim fitnj i-vnuni.i.t ' '
I ho will start fn- tho oxtronu1 north- j Hihh
Urn part of his hnnn state fori Tun UIvhN Mvvt.
IfishitiR ami recreation. j Later In the day tin- rhampion.
.s itc .-i-hetlule fur i he antnnio- J hron.oil ami MniliiiK, wns first
I hih journey has Immmi oi l;eil out, j .step mi the scales in one of ihe
Uhe repuhlii-an eamlidate will pur- . d resltiK rooms of the stntllum. Hp
j sue liis favorite sport hoth in ore-j smiled plensantly and waved lo
'iron and in northern fulifoinla. : friends in the room as the camera
j iMtrintr the first day his party will ! flnshllnhts hnonied. Het ney fol
j make a distanee nl I'mi miles In . lowed und his weight was o.'kly
liult l-'lat. where the niht will I"' unkt-u and picture. snapped,
spent. ' As Tunney hurried hack t" his
j I'Mi lu ISokih i iitvssimr room they passed each
i Hestimlnir Uie trip early Sunday j ol h.-r HI or 1 2 feet apart. Ilnth
jmoinitiK. the taraviin will mvo smn-1 ntifl nodded,
jto (irants I'ass, (ire., to pcnd the j 'l"Hn, Tom." said Tunney. and
IniKht and for fishing In the Itouue ; (no rhallener came hack with a
river early Monday. j cheery 'Kilo, fJene."
I After that the nominee will i ,,, ,tl- tno tttiiUllnir n noon
' i press on to Vteka. 'al.. ami trom
'there to llrown's ntneh. miles
distant, w here the nnylinn will he
resumed in triluitarlcs of the
Klamaih river. The return trip
via Mount Sh
of the hitrh
pcnks In the West, and th
I Man vf.lli-v u-ill he stiirlrrl
ps ami for that reason Iw has de
clined the many invitations from
various points in "allforniii and ,
Oregon for receptions. It as an- ,
nnunced the party could not pet ;
farther than (liants lass Sunday
nichl. He wants to lose his iden- j
tity as a presidential candidate for
a few days.
j fi HANTS l'ASS. ( ii July 2.
-(Pi Two years iiko Herbert
Hoover Kpent several weeks nil the
Kopue rlv-r duiiniE his summer
I vacation. He Mopped at a small
'summer reort on the ltopue near
("rants Ta.-s and i-aueht a num
her of the ste.lh'ad made famous
hy ane ;rey. western author who
t spends hi summers here.
At that tinre Mr. Hoover ie
'luested that nt wrd he given as
to llis presence, and he whs said
to he "Uti in the Ori'tcoii w lids."
M r. Hoovpi will hp in ' Irantn
1'asn Sunda.v niaht and the n-xt
; day will try his luck her' a train.
! rishim; Is Kd on' the river ahovo
' ( Ira nls I'ass at th" present, nnu
a is ptidtalile (hat llio pr
notni.'-.v.iil ne to
-tdenlial
lips by
far the Coolide fmrd mad
'!1
Do- Drub' river. Wisotjisin
KltiirV TclicT lh.
ACCKDAND. N. . . July 26
: hV - Captain flood wyn Ar her,
tinder whom Kins tl'ne- of Knir
land served as a naval cadet, h
ilf.'i,! horn Km nnrn IiotiI tile
roya! in ttonlhm'nt fur a
breach of dicipiine.
T IE
FAVORITE
Present Champion Expected
to Retain Title Tonight,
But Heeney Given Out
side Chance Tunney
Flies to New York, While
Rival Disappears Eng
land More Interested
Than America.
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MOW YOIIK",
July 2(1. Ifl'i
Tom Heeney will have an
advantage of 1 1 v pounds
! o'er (iene Tunney. (he cham-
pinn in their heavyweight
championship fiht tonlKhl.
Weiuhiim in this afternoon
nt the Yankee stadium. Hie
seen,? of the hallle, Tunicy
weighed 1:12 and Heeney
2M'....
where Tunney landed.
Many Women oil Hiind.
Ahoul lulllt persons, ninny of
them women, were on the Coluin
hia Yaehl eluh pier wlien the plane
came in slwht over Jersey, flying
directly over the cltlhhollse, hank
ed and landed on the water, tine
of the first to see the plane was
Hilly (llhson. Tunney's nianaser.
who had been striding nervously
up and down the pier.
Tunney and his companion step
ped from the plane after il had
taxied near (he pier, lo a speed
limit which carried them ttie rest
of the way.
Tunney was .reeted on the pier
hy his brother. Detective Thomas
Tunney. of the police forte. The
, .,. u.,ls ,,,..,, ,,. si..
:
plaid suit with cap to mutch. He
waved to ie crowd ami men sped
;'" " ao..oooo.o i.. .... ,,..o..
I 'f a friend,
He declined to say who this
friend was. explainim; he wanted
I" remain in exclusion nurini: uie
as they were dressed, to rest until
j time to enter (he rhiK.
j ltoxinj: eommissiitn HurK"'mi pro
' n on need hoth in perfect physical
shape. This was not the flrnt lime-
the champion and the challenger
' had met at a distance today. Short
ly afler the champion landed in t.
; V. 1'nhs' amphibian plane at the
i'olumMa Yacht club, after n iwo-
hour f I lit from Speculator, Tun
! ney was drivlmr up Kiverxlde Hrlve
on his way to the Ynnkee Madium.
His car suddenly overtook the one
In which Heeney was ridinK to the
1 stadium.
Rccocrnitlon was Immediate and
! complete. Heeney half rode In his
car and shouted "cheerio." frenc
returned the preetlnir ns his nuto
ninbile tore pjist.
Heeney enme to New Vork in
ihe yacht Phantom, belonin' to
Joseph Holhronk of Jtr-dhink. X.
.1. The fio-mile trip trom Pair
haven was completed In'vo hours.
At the weljrhiim In ceremoni ,
purple tiirhts were usinnAd to Tun
ney, who prefers Ihe royal fhade
when he cannot hav white, fi-rh
as he wore in his two fights npalnft
i Denipjiey. Heeney will appear in
black trunks trimmed with red.
, SI'KCCLATOH. x. v.. July 21
("pi Cene Tunney took off from
. Lake 1'lensant in n dual motored
, Sikorsky amphitiian nt D';21 a. in.
this mornlntf for New Vork, where
tie will defend hif world' heavy -
; weight title f i if ji in st Torn Deney.
;((f xew Z'-aland. lonlitht In Die
; ynnkee otadium.
, The chainidon wac acenrtipnnied
,' v. if ,.fi han, New York
. fportu writer, and Charier V. Moh.
of New Yorkot'ls millionairp frb-nd
amj owner ft th plan1. I'M) Wins
ton, Curii?.." fl",i pilot. wa nt the
controln. ami Louis HurnHi. Si-koi-k-
plant meehnnle, wok aln
(' '"'ffi '
I.
Here Is the Winner
and Also llie Loser
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MORE GANGSTERS
BITE IHE OUSI IN
EASTERN CIIIES
CMICACO, July 2i. fVi Am
bushed IIS he drove his atHoiriobite
into bis ai ae,., ,S. v;il(i .. i 'a nil le,
.'4. reputed henchman of the Aeillo
Kane;, wan t-hid and kilbd today
1'ollce endeavorei to connect the
slayim; with rivalry between Die
Aeillo farlion ,'ind Al '"apoto 's pinj;
ive- l.eei- and vi. e eonll'd.
HT. L'U'Iri, July 21. V An
iiinl'ii'inli' tn whPb two t'.iiici"i,s
w ere cornereil tn a - bit-ken ya rd
yesterday itU, vhui to death v. i: h
machine t,un was taken by Die
police today to indh ate a renewal
Of hotllf1len between (hl- ClJI KOO
and Dalian emit;. An a tit omoi.'p
use.l by the slavers bore a llr-n-e
issued to a Cuckoo Kaoister.
The Intel -mttirnr ftanilnu of hat
red between the tw faetloVs lit,
claimed 2 1 lives v.Hhin a year and
yt s tenl ay's battle r- u i-, m t lie
death of James Dico, anl
.Milk Doiil'o, L'H, and th" wounding
of Jack finffln, n.eiribem f Die
Italian :;hi.
Anotjier fthooiiui fray which po
Hee at first were im line. to view
as liana warfare today, w.is be
lieved lo be Ihe result of ixl.,r
lionist operation and not connef t-
ed with the ulaylng f Kukho und
I.ontpj.
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PROHI OFFICER
DYING, RESULT
SHOOTING FRAY
SDDKANK, WuhIi., July t.V
Kedenil Prohibition f)fflcer D. ('.
Johnson is hclieved to be dyinn In
a VYcnatchec hoHpilai uk n roHtilt j
of a HlinoDm affray last n Ik lit. ne:ir
Leavenworth. VYanli.. when he wic4 1
mistaken by Sheriff Pete Wheeler 1
for a liquor runner, the Chfoiiielc ;
learned over I he telephone from
enatehce today.
Johnson m.t declared to have no
more than a 'TliDiUnn chance" to
recover from five bullet woiiihIh la j
Ma body above the wal'. Mm'.'
Sheriff Wheeler said he believed
hfs assailant to he a member of a
mnomtlMhe Knnu' when Johnson or- ,
dered him to 'Uck up" his linads.
He hI owed Hiiiiis of reRfntance and
Johnson ('hot him iu the le.
Sherffr W'lieeler reiuine( the tit.
wounding the federal officer Her!- j
oitsiy. ,
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S. Income ltin-iiH'il.
NlAv V'fft K . July 2.. -lA'f De
spite a der re.ise ,tf $M,Ult III
riej- rnviTn:'" for June, compared
wit h a ear ao. t he Sotit hei n
I'aejfic rep-titx nn inf'l'asf! 0'
HM,2'"t In net oei(fiTi In-ome, '
t' 4 . ? :t '' . v a . flrosfi revenues for
t he half yea r w i-r $ I . T C . ! 1
under Die total for the fir-d half
of If'27. but . net operating in
come showed 0 n Increase of 1 1 j
jiT.lli, reaching $21, 14 3,1 34. '
FOREST FIRES
nrT in nnnrn
VII I IV I I II II II II I'll ill. II II III II III
oli in uimiLH ounirfiRcu iu ppfiTCPTCn
FORESLSERIOUS OTHER PLACES Kb.E
Worst Situation of Year Is
Faced Today By Local
Forest Service Men Are
Rushed to Firing Line
38 Separate Fires Set.
Twenty two inrciuliaiy tiies,
wlii. h wre iarted in tip. Ciate-.
National ftuest last muht two mil.-s
trom the Ittizai'tl miite iu the 'Ai
Ci ecli-Trail district. ! 2 miles up
KlU (lieu from lumue KIU. and
whiclt w ere prompt ly tltscnvered
and repoiied to the headquarter
nl flee hei e. which iiuh-Kly nt
crews ol tire f';liu-rs at work on
ihcin. amt which were thought un
der conii'ol this lDrcuniin, noi only
luoUe out aain a short time later,
hut Hi aihliliunul incndiaty fires
. hint broken mil In the same lerri-ttu-y
up lo early this alii-iiioon.
nialiin the worst forest fire sii na
tion ihe Crater National forest has
been called mi c, combat thin sea
son so far. A stronw wind is blow
int.. reitrteritiK tin- siluation morn
serious. The fires are ail in a
radius of two or three miles.
When early this loreitoon the 'J:'
original fiies had broken tint a-;ain,
and al tl.o same Mine several addl-
I lional ones had been discovered, all
: men were hurried up to tho mourn
lain coitniry io assisl llic force al
i ready at work iliero, nlonj; wll It
1 1 iP'ti loads of lire qiiipmi'iil and
food ..
As reports of additional new In-ci-ndiai
lires came in, more flrn
. f (Miners wen- hurried lo the hlK
coin la ration, which is hut tiinn in
hrush iinil srass jusl on the edf;o
of -'.ootl linthcr.
The ,L incendiary fires stalled
last niiht were discovered iu their
.incipient stages hy a Mr. Volutin,
,a Cnpco employe, who at om e nut I
i field lite l aid mountain lookoul,
who in turn notified the Craicf Na
tional forest headipiarlers in Mod
lord. Assisla.it ( 'later Xalioiinl
i Kotos! Supei-visor While at once
! dispatched the men al the forest
road camp a I Woodruff Meadows,
and tile men from Iho 1-ndne, V'ole
road camp crew to Din hchiio. with
1 .1. U. ( fClKitn . ranuer 'of I'nlon
Creek, in chnrno.
They worUi'd nil rileht. ar,d thin
Itireuoon (hoiiht Ihey had the fires
ri.umlrd up and tiniler control, hut
the fires broke mil u :ain. ami a I
the same time reports of new fire
in the same tenilorv kepi comliiK
in.
In all, tit about 2 o'clock thin
afleiuoon, lid lire fighters were on
ihe job from tho Crater National
forest.
The fire finhtlnK crewn hciU to
the scene loday are mosiiy men
already iu the employ of the forem
service and wcrv iransfertLMl from
dutk'H in the Dead Indian an I
Lfnli;i.' I'ole dlslrlctH. However, HI
or 12 men were 'lilted hi Med ford
und rushed by truck up KlU creek
to combat Ihe KpieailliiK fhunuK.
Two .small fires uloun the road
' Uueh, Hlarled by swimmers
on the way to enjoy a dip in th
A ppleate river, thro win-; away
ciKJiretle stubs, were disco ver"il
last eveninu and reported to the
Star ranker station, which in tin n
mdfiied Hie foif Htiy office in Med
lord, and they were extiiiKiilshed
before ihey had a Rood start.
AIR JOUR LEADER
I
WAI'SAI', Wis.. July IT,. oV;
John Wood. N'ausau' own pilot,
who is )i-adinK th national air
1 eliabllity tour. arrived In hlt
home tow u DiN nun nltiK at 1 0 : 1
a. in. D' was the first pilot iu.
from St. I'a nl. Wood was wel-
omed by 1000 fellnw citizens.
After a brief Htop at Wnijsnu.
the j;i plane makftox the tour
planned to o lo .Milwaukee for
an overnight halt before continu
ing on lo Chicago.
The lour end Ha lurrtay at De
troit. Coast-Legion Posts
United to Elect B. 5.
Fisher Commander
4
I MAIiSMKlMl.D. Ore.. July
f lio 11') Six Aineibail ,c-
Ki(n postrt in I'ooh and Curry
counDeH will vote a one at.
the American Legjon Htute
convention In Mcdfonl In Aug-
list, ami Itef-dtipoit also ha
S asked to ho Included In the,
J "Molid" dt'Iej-ai ion from outp
wcHtetn Oregon whic h will en
deavcr to elect Hen H. Kisher,
Marshflebl nttoi.ey, us Htato
eoniinander. The combined fr
postH will reprenent mora than
10 per cent of tim vol in c 4
Htrenutli of all ileei;ntes. J.
W. Mclnlurff linn lieen named
chairman of the Cook and
4- Currv dt leu'alioti. 4
MEDFDRD COOL
IIVll
107 in Grants Pass, 114 in
Pendleton, 115 in The
Dalles and 114 in Wash-
incjton State - Still No
Relief in Sight.
num. ani. tue
Willi wo deaths
July :'. ..-I'i
ml numerous
proralions rrediled to a five day
heal w ie. t tn v l'ai'ifle ii thuesl
was offered no relief from ils ree-
mi I break in e I e in pern t ures today.
.lames Spring. Mt. a painter,
fainted under the huruiiiK ray.s of
Die sun and fell from a railroad
trestle on which he was workluu'
near Sea l tie yesterday, suffering
fatal Injuries,
The other heat victim was K.
.M . Anderson. Seal lie cook. who
died at KliKene yesterday.
Slit; in relief from oppressive
heal w.ts fell here t his nou nim;
In a breeze, hul Die weather luu
eau said thai Die hoi wave would
continue.
I laze overspreading the sky hero
was said by Ihe weather bureau
lo be Mooke from forest files, ami
not clouds.
Maximum temperatures late yes
terday In i ircKon Included : The
Dalles, ti;,; Pendleton, ill; l,a
Drunde 1 Oil ; Cranls i'ass 107;
.Medl'ord Dtu'; Haker H'.i; Salem ami
Kunene ilT.
The highest temperature report
ed in Washington was I I -I at Mab
ton. Oilier liinh W'ashluuton lem
perat tires, which were In general
on a par with the preceding day,
were; Walla Walla 1 I Cnlon tiap
1 IL. I'rosser 1 1 1, Toppenlsh 1 10.
Yakima la'i.f., I'asco DUl, Wapaln
ion. DllensbuiK io;, t.ind I oil.
Spokane 10-1. :i.
I. A titiANDK. ore., July 2(1.
ll'l - Yesterday was Ihe hottest day
In Da (irande since weather re
eoi diUK started here In I K S tl , with
a temperature reachliiK l it T . The
previous record. 1 "t-, was made
July 1U0K and July 2 4,' this
year, when DM1 was registered. At
7:1)0 a. m. toilay ihe mermury
stood at -I.
HOSHIiritti, re.. July 2B. (!')
Temiera(iire of Dmi wtm reennl
I'd here yesterday, a slight reduc
tion from the hiKh mark of 103
Tuesday. The humidity here yes
terday also was slightly higher, he
inu L'4 per cent. This mornliiK'H
obsei va t ion showed I he t hei'tuo
Jlieter five decrees below the stitne
time yesterday.
Korest protection aKencieM re
ported no fires In Die county, and
thai visildlily was improving, par
I ictilarly bci weeti ItosebuiK and
Ihe coast.
IIAK1MI. Ore.. .Inly :. ffl')
Clouds h mux hi some relief from
the heat this morning, but t he
1 1 in pera t lire was rising at noon.
Yesterday was the hottest day
linker has had lu ?0 years, with
a maximum of DMl late lu the
afternoon.
Baseball Scores
NKW YdliK. July 2(i. tyli
Floyd (I'etej Scolt. I'liale out
fielder, .who crashed Into Die con
crete wall at the polo CIrounds
today In an effort to catch a home
run drive hy Travis Jackson, wiim
rushed to a hospital aDer exami
nation revealed serious Injury had
been suffered. An X-ray showed
Neoit's nei-k was broken, but that
the break was not a severe one.
although serious.
R. II. K.
Pittsburg 7 11 1
New York S 9 3
lint t erics: (J rimes find llar-
reaves; Mubhell, Caulkner and
I Iowa n.
Tl. M
10.
Cincinnati 10 2
Philadelphia 4 7 1
Uattertes: .May, Hlxey and Hnr
Krtive, Hukeforth; .Miller and De
tain. n. h. K-
St. I.ouis 1. 1
Diooklyn 1 7 1
llattorien: Alexander and Wil
son ; I 'city, Koiipal, Kb i hard t and
fjooch.
American.
First canio It.
TI. K.
Washington r. 2
Si. Loul 1 0 1
I'.atteries: Itraxton. Marhorry
and Do 1; flray. Hi reteckl. Crow
der ami Hclmng.
FliHt Knnip n. II. K.
NVw York 12 It 0
1 .-. ,-f.l t 1 7 1
Buttorlrn: Hnyt nni! Hi'niroiiifh.
flrnli(wikl: Horroll nnrt Woodall.
(12 InninffM. Now York t'or'd
1 1 i iiiih in l 2 1 h .
VlrKt
Powton
KnmP
R.
2 1
4 10 0
ClevHiinrt
HflllorlON
UnfflnK and Hof-
ninllll ;
ItJiyiu1 nrid I HpwII.
II. H. K.
I'liilidniphia s in l
rlil.nKo 1 2
IliittiTli-: ;rop nml C'oi'liranP;
Thoinaa and llein.
1RI p Q
DI bUMtU0
Leader of Ill-Fated Polar
Expedition Given a Cool
Reception in Norway
Sailor With Fixed Bayonet
Guards GangplankEven
Nobile's Dog Shut Up.
ciSUt. Norway, July 2'i. iA'--
A seaman with fixi'd hayouej was
placed on yuard at the aui4plank
of the I'itta ili Milano today when
the vessel doeked at Narvik with
the survivors of Die Italia disaster,
tin lookers at the dorks regarded,
this move with astonishment.
When the ship arrived early ibis
inornhm, comparatively few people
were on hand allholit;h many had
waited for it until late last nijihi.
When Ihe moorlnu rope wa.
thrown aviiorc no assistance was
forthcoming iu fuMepin the mpe.
and toie of the crew of the Italian
ship had lo jump ashore to do it.
No Norwegian authorities were
present on the quay. A represen
tative of Die Italian legation at
Stuck ho I in ureeted the Hiirvivora
and three Swedes who had taken
part in Die sledRe expedition io
search for Koald Amundsen's miss
inn party.
The spectators had a Kllmpse,
throunh a porthole, of (leiienil
Cniberto Nubile ' doc Titlna. As
soon as the ship's I'rew observed
this the porthole was immediately
rove red. The KUaril was stationed
us soon as the gangplank was low
ered. None of the rescued men appear
ed on deck. Muny American mo
tion picture photographer and for
eign and Nurwetttun Journalists
mtihered on the ipiuy.
The urvlvor4 will continue their
Journey u Daly by train this eve
ItiK and a speelal earrluKO will
drive up lo-.lhe hIiIp'h Hid to take
Diem .siralMht from the vessel to
the station.
The railway over which they will
travel only passes a few miles
through Norwegian territory and
t hen runs Into Sweden.
Utile Hope nf Ue4'iH
The Italian rpscue plant Ma
rino I. arrivpd from Trmnsoc last
niht wllh part of Ihe Swedish res
cue expedition, return inn from
SpH.berKcn. The i xpedltiou in
cluded the leader. Captain Torn
her. The Swedish filers were wel
comed enthusiaHllcally by a meat
crowd. The Marino I. Is relurnim;
In Tromsoe immetlialely.
The chief of the expedition
IJi'Utenant I.unrilmra remained he
hind In Narvik, where they had
their first real supper in six weeks.
The Swedes thought that the
possibility of flndliiK the six mem
ber of ihe Italia crew which drift
ed away in the hallrtmi part of the
dirigible wa pot very Rreat. Ch
iefs they were found ami rescued
lo-fore September, It was believed
(hat all hope would be none.
If the balloon drifted to Fran.
Josef land, the parly would not be
without food, iim I hero are plentv
of birds' eKKOH there and wood
would be obtainable for fire.
That Itoahl Amttmlsen nml his
flVf
cimipanlons are with the hnl-
loon Kioup was rewarded by the
Swedes a h mrrely a fanciful ns
Niimption. The SwtMllsh tneteoroloKlst with
the expedition proposed that a re
ward of 10.000 krona (abnut J2,
Ton i be offered for any whaling
hlp that found the body nf Dr.
Klnn Malmiiien, Swedish vicitlm
of the airship disaster. There are
many whaling hlp in tho vicinity
of Spitzhcrgen at present, and it
wan lielleved that the reward would
lnure a thorough patrolling of the
Arcilp within a few week.
T. Heeney' s Parents
to Listen in From
Far-off Australia
t
AI-CKI.AND. X. z.. ,Tlly
2C. lP) Two IKM-NOriM who
nil. RnlnR lo llMvn In on the
radio nrcoiintii of the Tunney-
, Hi'in'.v world'n lieiivywelKht
, r liumilonhln f Kill UiiiIkIi;
I nre Ihe pnrentH nf Ton ee-
, ney.
The HeeneyH hnvo lieen no
heneiged with cullers since
their Hon epmitR Into flutlo
prominence Hint they , are
prolestlnir Unit Ihey would
Hither he left nlnne. nn they'
"nre not lined to It nil."
They nre plnnnlnx lo llten
In on the fight hrondcnut
! Jimt "In cane Tom upenkn."
They nre nure their iilnck-
anilth hoy will do hi brut.
j an fur an the fighting gooH.
WHST I.I.N.V. I'nlon hlifh nchool
j cm npcclnl levy to one-hnlf last
' yenr'ii flgut'. i 5
(Continued on pae flv.)
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