Medford mail tribune., August 18, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

warn sra
NEW SCHOOL IS
DEDICATED AS
$75,000 School House at
Bath, Michgan, Opened
- As Result of Most Horri
ble Crime in State's His-
. tory Senator Couzens Is
Lauded.
rtATH, Mich., Auk. ik. vn i
Bath hid today for a little space
In the papers; not fur the ncream
Iiik black lifadlliiPK which a year
nti't tuld the world that 41 liven,
mo.stly of small children, had been
lost In tho dynamiting of n Hdiool
li raise; it iLHki.'d only for a few
1 tie lies of type, buek ninont; the
advert iHementH, may In
world the Hctiiul lo
, In toll tin
thai iithcr
tragic event.
Halh today dedicated Hh new
875,000 Hchool, the .lamen Cou.enn
Atfrlcnlttirnl Kchool which hati rlHen
to replace the building drHtroycd
by Andrew Kehoe'n dynamite. Ke
lt oe planned and executed what has
been called the most horrible crini
in I Mich twin hlntwv because he
bud brooded Unix tind unhappily
over the cost of llio consolidated
school. 'Pheru will he no brooding
over expense this lime. The gen
erosity of l.'nitod Hint cm Menu tor
lamoH CoiizeiiH nnd others lias
taken care of that.
When Kelioe dynnmiled the
building, killing himself with -13
others, he all but wrecked Hie vil
lage financially. Rnlh, with its
children dead In nearly every
home, faced In its personal sorrow
the material task of building a
new school before tho old one was
paid for. Henulor i?ouzciih then
offered to finance U now building,
and offers of help enme also from
other quarters.
.So today Math took over the
James Couzens AgrkMilumil school.
There are two bronze tablets,
one on each side of the school cn
trunce. Ono tells of tho gener
osity of Senator ('ouzens and
others: the second expresses grall
tude for the sympathy extended
the parents of the children affect
ed by tho tragedy.
In tho foyer of tho building is
the bronze flgttro of n little iriri.
with a Kitten under her arm. It is'
Path's nirmorinl to the victims of
A MEMORIAL
tho blast; it symbolizes, loo. the night lu eomieetlon with the re
reassertion of llath's unbroken font deaths at the hands of gangs
Rir(t. Hehnol children In all parts u-i-s 01 Hugh AleLoun, cafe ino-
or tlio slate eontrlltuted the pen
nies, nickels nnd dimes that pur
chased It.
At one sldn of the statue Ih to be
planed t third broiuo tablet. It
nill hear the names of the children
tt'lio were killed.
F
RAX FRANCISCO, Aug. 18.W1)
Memory of a third Mrs. Harry AW
Lyon looms today In tho affairs
of the navigator hero of tho South
ern Cross.
Mrs. Krmn Meier Lyon, who re
ceived an annulment yesterday of
her mnrringo to the navigator, con
firmed her form?r husband's state
smen! that his first wife was dead.
"Of course his first wife Is dead, '
who declared in response to Lyon,
who Is now in tho east.
"Hut hy that he doesn't mean
Jane Lyon, now lu Maine, as he
wants the world to believe.
. "She Is only his second wife. 1
wns his third.
"I know his first wife. She wns
Lvicy Mower nf Suit UiUe City.
They married In Kedwood Cily ami
were divorced later. knew they
had been married, but be never
told me of his uncoml wife."
The Noted Dead
KKW VOUK, Auk. i.mi-
Maude Ouiiuer. notnd actress who
on her retirement two years nun
had rounded nut a tnreor of nr.
years on the fttnKo, died yesterday
ut tho nse of 77. .Miss ClrailKer,
whoso real naniti was Anna Hrain
urd. wns horn In .Mlddletown,
i onn.
on nuine ncr uemu in A worn- .
Squnro thentie. She played In such i Four thousand mule visitor
old limn succesMen ns "Tho T o many socially prominent were
Orphans," "The Plunter's Wife," I ""lapped" ns they left the vchsel.
"Urokon Hcnrts" and "My Part A dresH suit was no budge for (in
ner." ' -' i inunity. . "
TACOMA, Wnsh., Aug. I R. '
William It. Itiist, 7x. prominent i
Tnconm capitalist and a Icadlim!
cltlr.en of tho city for thp pHt '
3H years, died suddenly last nlwhtj
following nn oprntion. I
Me. Tlimr inmn tn Tn....n l '
'1810 nfter gaining nucoojis In min
ing operations in Colorado, and
purchased a controlling Inteiest in
the Tucomt melter. He developed
thl plant Into ono of tho great In
dindrlen of the west and In mufti lnc "PWIH-Per l idem today quot
nold to the (Jujrgenhelm Interests, i 0r ,vlu,Jn' Nansen, Arctic ox-
t
. Let Him Havt It
nUNZLAlT, (ierniany, Aug. 18.
fI1) Another what-oMt recfinl: Ktl-
urd Kemp of IterPn clniniH a new
world mark nf 82 noitrs contlnuoua
piano playing.
mMmmimnmmiwm-mwm mm, m
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JUDGE FLAYS DRY SALEM FRAT LOSES
LAW VIOLATIONS CASE TO GET TAX
AS CRIME CAUSE'FREE EXEMPTION'
rillUXDICI.PIIlA, Aug. 18.
1 wn nu'n a,m ,w" w"m'n wipn (Jamnia Kho rrnlenilty. a wn-
"llu'n lnlt ftislody hy police Inst ,
prietor, and Manuel O'Lenry, siis
perted racketeer.
Namuel Keldnuin, raptured by
polleu a f ler an automobile chase,
and Km nets Peterson, arrested at
aiuirtmenL house, were charged ,
with the two killings.
.P'nnie Itrooks and Orace
' Hams, apprehended at the
AV11
apartment
house wbcro Peterson
was found,
characters.
were held as suspicious
In the apartment occupied by
the Itiooks woman, police said
they found two shotguns ff the
same typo used In the murder of
.Mcl.oon and also bullets of the
same caliber as thuso which en
tered his body.
Judge Kdwln O. Lewis has or
dered the grand Jury to make a
crime situation In Philadelphia. ; ha.n been agllalol among the firee'i I mm(or was reported In the news
"Tbero nio two things which of-j ,(,u,,r n1"'1''"''! number tfjpuperd she returned to the house
fer the greatest menace to our I ',rH- 11 was said here that Cor-j to make certain it was the one she
government and our civilization of ' vulll nnd Kugeno fraternities wvre i i,ad seen the man enter,
the United suiles." bo told the ! giving financial aid to the Sa'.ein j Today ahe went to Bee Kelly's
Jin y.
"One of them Is the wide-
spread and thoughtless flouting
of the prohibition law.
"The other is gang warfare,
manifesting Itself in organized
bands, who viola to tho customs
laws by smuggling rum and whu
murder their rivals In trade. And
then the organized criminals who
practice highway robbei y, pay
roll holdups, bank holdups, and
whose conduct, whoso boldness,
whose desperate ruthlessness ought
to have aroused Indignation In
every home In Philadelphia, t'bi
ciigo nnd New York long ago."
Slapping of Hip
Pockets Nets 18
Arrests in N. Y.
and enrthshoi'ks which devastateil ,
j the coast of Alaci'la, principally he-!
NHW YOI!K, Auk. IS. A) Hip j tween l)oui!le and .IIJclll. 'I'he prop-'
pocket slappttiK hy customs nuents erty (liitnaiir was deseiihcd as ,,lm
at the Krcnch line pier ri'sultcd In mense." v-
visiters to tho laner lie tli-
l'rallco heiiiK talien iiitu cusliidy
lust nli-'ht with lltiuor.
Most of the .IS iaid fines at
the pier to avoid puhllclty. said
William S. 'Colirow. chief of cus
toms Inspection, who added that
"ic miunr wn noi mmieHue
OSLO. Norway, Aug. 18. (FV
pinrer. us suyum mat in nin opinion
i Honld Amundsen, who flew north
! t" uiil In the Italia rescue work,
wn not nllve.
! "In n!V nse," he nddort,' the
! chnnrea of his heins nllvo are very
i small."
"msrfcwtm mrc
j
The Great American Home ' ''"'"fe j
KAI.KM, Ore., Aug. IS. (A) Kap-j
lamt'tte university social fraternity,
lost Its case in circuit court to
i , ,,., ,MV
I have its property exempt from tax-
atlon. Jn an order and decree
signed by Judge L. ,1T. McMnhnn i
1 today, the demurrer of! tlio de-
feiidaulH in the suit, Marion ooun-!
the county sheriff and tiie,iinusH umi urn puiicu, hh
county usscssor. Is susiuined, and
the suit disini."
The fraternity
sam.MmnMim on tno rounds that it is
...
dends, and Is not organized or con
ducted for financial gain. It ask
ed, not for a refund of hack tuxes,
but for a decree declaring Its IU27
taxes void.
Kralernllles and sororities on the
O.1 A. t'. ami Pnlverslty of Oregon
campus were watching the Kappa
(lammn Kbo case with particular
interest, as sentiment for tax ex
emption of all fraternity property
fniterniiy in the suit in tho Ma.
num,v '0"1'ls.
ALGERIA COAST
scores mm,
PA I11S. Ana. IS. im An AI-!
nipi-H dispatch to l.o tplMt l'nrlslen .
today said 1 " persons hail died
land I oO hail hcen Injured lu a hitr
1 rlcane acri.inpaulcd hy a tidal wave
As wP'es were down Hi fil'l ,"'
of tho disaster m not been told
yet. It is known, however, twu
a dreduer towed by a steamer
foundered near P.ongle. Klve of
the crew of seven were drowned.
-U JIJelH a number of bouses
. rolllWm or worp nroofcd. Klght
'to ten persons were killed and ISO
Injured. t Trees were uprooted.
Aid Is being runhed to the dts-
Uict but the roads have been oh-
structed. making approach dlffi-
cult. Food. ifiiiH nnd other sup
plle nre on their way with a do-
tachmcnt of (10 military engineer.
..
NEW WATER SYSTEM
; Hons Island, was plrkril up hy the
: harhor ttatrol today. Suicide was
SA1.KM. Ore. Aun. IS. (An The I Itullonlf il by heavy stones In two
Mty of (trams Pass lins sent a reso-1 e0I1 iHirkcts.
lulion to the nuhlle servieo com-1
mlsHlnn uiitlnu that the runimts-j ' Oumtro In V"M1kt.
slon hold a liearlnu on tho cltv's ' OreBun: Fair tonlRht and Sun
romnlalnt icsnlnm tho Uoruo Hlver 'lay with f"K near the coast lo
Water iiimimnv. The pltv slletrm niKht: no chnnire In temneraturn:
jthat the conuniny's equipment nnd
latgiities Arc inattequatfl.
vmmm, mmmnw,
RICH HUSBAND OF
SLAIN WOMAN IS
NOW SUSPECTED
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Aug. 18.
) a now ana mysierious ukuix-
today was brought into the police
; investigation or me murtier or Mrs.
iMyitte Melius, wealthy society
whose lmtcier hoy ,OV(fl,
j ljeo p Kelly, 1b awaiting trial
charged with tho alaying.
The new character in tho case,, a
"ei uniuentuieu, a woman
ill tJiiir iiiu tiiuiiun iiumu ill. o.iiu
o'clock tho afternoon of the mur
; dor two hours before the nude
" i imuueu uuu m m.. .......
was num nv nnr niisniifi.
Miss Johanna Sullivnn told the
officer! that on tho Sunday Mrs.
Melius was slain she saw a man
standing in front of tho house and
looking lu a nervous, excited man
ner at the second story windows.
After n moment, Miss Sullivan
said, the man drew n hunch of
keys from his pocket, opened the
front door and entered.
Miss Sullivan said she never saw
the man's face. After the Melius
Inttorney nnd later was called hy
I the police.
Kelly was arreHted when he was
found hldlUK In a closet In tho Mel
! Ins home n couple of hours after
itl.e slain woman's hushnnd, Frank
I Melius, had returned from nn nll
dav flshluK trip and found his
wife's hody. In his stories to the
police Kelly has Insisted It wns nt
:-:.U) in the afternoon .that ho part
ed from Mrs. -Melius nnd hid in u
loset when henrhiK tlio front door
helievltiK It wns Melius
home.
hecnmlnc entnnKled In
(he ensn had kept Allss Sullivan
'. from ulvlni! Infornintioii lo tho po
lice until last niKlit, she cxplnlned.
U. S. YACHT NINA
FIRST TO ARRIVE
1
LONDON, -Aug. IS. (PI The
1 American yacht Nina rounded
k.imiu-i Llglu nt S o'clock this
morning, the first vessel to pass
turning buoy In the fourth
annual race from Cowes to Plym-
until fnr the Fast net cup. No other
j yachts were in stent at the tin..
said a message from Newport, Islt
of Wight.
Peslde the Nina there are eluht
Knglish, and one American craft
b f" In the coiuest.
I The cotii-se Ik from Cowcs. on
the Isle of Wight to Fust net, on
the southwest coast of County
t'ork, Ireland, nnd back to Plym
outh. Body Wnthed Ashore
-S
'ORT1.AXU, Ore.. Auk. 1 S. (P
The hotly of VU-tor lltihlln.
washed nahoro At the lower end of
moderate north to west winds
.'" v wu.
'"&Rm&s, BXTtmcxY,
I RAILROADS SAY MfiggSmWWS- !IS
! OREGON TONNAGE il SEE BRITISH ACE j TENNiS WINNER
i NOT SUFFICIENT LOS A. WOMAN I WIN AUTO RACE! OVER WILLIAMS
; tM-Tlllin TITI T i i
I
PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. IS.
Flsures offered to the lnter-stato ,
i commerce commission as to ton-;
nngo likely to be handled by a i
eross-state railroad were question- j
led today by H. K. Lounsbury,
i general freight agent for tho i
I Union Pacific railway. i
to estimate , h ch had been made
;tr .Sl. expert for
.XZC:ZS Z
Mr. Lounsbury took exception
in SiailSllCH Uliei'l'U III nuinni
tnto eommimdon's netitlon for
tho state comm sslon s pennon 101
tnc i.ropost-u I.UUUUU.
Mr. Lounsbury
oirerert iigures
which tf said wore taken
from
reports on actual tonnnge in two ( Harry p,.eSKler of Los Angeles vir
years. AViggins. he declared, had clinched her second sticces-
used a report compiled of
alternate months, multiplied
two. llo said this could not be
accurate but was merely an esti
mate. Mr. I-ounsbury's report showed
a decrease in shipment of bn 'i
and was asked by Kxamlner John
i). Hogers if unit nictini i.. ---
coll production was on the de
crease. Mr. Lounsbury said that
was not necessarily true but It did
mean that it was impossible
fstlmate the amount of tonnage
which would be available for the
proposed cross-state railroad, "s
production varied.
llo added that many of the
farmers were dissatisfied with the
production of that crop. When
i-russ questioned he admitted that
them were also many who were
iilite satisfied,
In KhowlnK the livestock currioil
hy the vnrlou- lines. Mr. i.ouns-
j nuiy wim )
inrouBii uruB'm iu un"...
wvHtorn murketH s"uh us Tucunm
and Seattle. By citing these re -
lioi ls he alletniiteil lo dispi wo
statements hy witnesses produced
iy the puldie servlei. eo 111 mission.
InilleallliK the northwest maiKei
was uversupplled and thai this
. '11111110' needed an nutlet tn east
ern and southern markets.
The hcni-inu; adjourned at noon,
with
1 10 reopen lunu.t; mi .....r.
the railroads continuing their case.
BY O.S. RADICALS
XKW YORK. Aug. IS. )
Just before the French liner lie
do France, with Secretary of State
Kellogg aboard, sailed early today,
fl delegation of members of the
jAhtl-lmperlallst league staged a
demonstration at the pier protest
ing the treaty he plans to sign in
Paris.
One speaker leaped upon an im
provised platform and begun a vio
lent harangue against the signing
of lh ticaty. This was a signal
for the others to unfurl banners
with these legends:
"Hands Off China." "Hands Off
Nlclragua," "Withdraw IT u 1 1 e d
Status Troops from Latin Amer
ica" and "Independence for Porto
lilco and the Philippines." The
banners were seized by French line
policemen who ejected the dlsturb
ors. There were no arrests.
SECY. WILBUR FOR
POUT ANOKUCS, AVash.. Aug.
IS. (&) A word of praise for Her
bert Hoover, republican presiden
tial nominee, was delivered by C'ur
1 1 u 11 1 1 h 1 1 r er t v of the
navy, here today before leaving J
with the Pacific fleet for Califor
nia ports. Secretary Wilbur left
San Frnncisco board the battleship
New .Mexico which 1ms been ma
neuvering with the Pacific fleet
on Puget Si uind waters the last
two months.
All units oMho fleet except those
stationed at tho Puget Sound navy
yard at llremerlou departed for
tho south ibis week.
"I am one hundred per cent for
Herbert Hoover for president," de
clared Secretary Wilbur. "The rea
son Is that I firmly believe he can
do most for the development of the
Pacific coast and the entire I'nited
States."
OOHVAU.IS. Ore., Auk. IS. &)
An air circus has heen scheduled
by the American Legion post for
formula for Sept. 2S:10. Plans for
the circus wore niAde at a special
meeting of tho post on the new
airport north of. the city.
liCKlon members nnd others nre
enKAKinq nightly In the task of get
ting the field In shape for use by
all tvties of plnnes.
Fifteen committees will Assist K.
Paul Walters, general aviation
t'liBirman, In the work of orgnnlz-Ing-
the circus. A prominent fea
ture will be an Air race from Port
land to Coivnllls on the first day
which also mnrks the opening of
the football season, with a tnme
between Orocon si'ite college nnd
(lie California Aggli?.
arcusT -iQssg.
REUS TITLE
INDIAN MILL CLUB. CHICAGO,
! Aug. 18.-(P)-Mrs. Harry Press-
I ler of , Angeles today won ,he
"' wentern gold champion-
, , ,, . ... ,,,
Hllip lor Hie socuuu yvur u iww
(leentin Virginia Wison, Chi-
, R . 3fi.linl finals.
i -
mtrxr. a hi? lfi. iJP Mrs.
r ' nlve western golf championship by
I ;itl-hole filiate, 5 up, on Virginia
i Wilson of Chicago, after having
been as much as 4 down early In
the :iG-holes match.
INDIAN HILL CLUB, CHICAGO,
Aug. 18. (P) Scoring .1-37-70, Mrs.
Harry PrenHler of I-os Angeles to
day gained a scant lead of ono up
over Virginia Wilson of Chicago in
WFSTERN GOLF
- i
i
to;the first 18 holes of the finals for
the women'st western golf chain
pionship. i
Mrs. l'ressler had to score 3 un-!
dor par on the second nine to -Jain j
tho slight advantage as the Chi- i
eago girl started the match with a '
scorching game that .'iave her ni
1 up lead at the end of the fifth '
hole. "Then Miss Wilson's putter
funked and she was not so good
. au.r mH8j1K? a three-footer at the
sixt, hole for n birdie, (he hall
iinppinK mil ol uie cuji iiner
j m me eonintner.
Thfi (icfendlug champion then
1 HniPa8no(1 a glime worthy of a man
nn( H(.,.mi eght pat.H anii (ur
j ,r,og tie aat 13 holes.
M(ss wlIs(m m, S(,ore, tho first
( 9 jn 4, w,th hrllioHi
while her opponent took 4:2 with
un out of bounds. The Chicncoun
finally picked up on the ninth ns
she was stymied for a five, while
Mrs. Pressler barely missed slnk-
ine a 12-foot putt for a deuce.
But this brilliant display of golf!
was not so much better than Miss urday and Sunday, September I
Wilson's, as the latter, except torjnml 2, Manager Court Hall clos
t& eighth, ninth nnd 11th, played j ing . the deal yesterday. The
four under par and tallied 41-41-82. Marshfield team is a semi-prot'es-Mrs.
Pressler's only poor golf'sional aggregation, and four of
was In the woods portion from the -its members are ex-Coast league
second to the fifth holes, where she ; players. The Coos Bay team is
said mosquitoes bothered her so j playing independent ball and prac
nineh she lost three strokes. She,tieins three limes weekly.
I pulled out of bounds on the third.
and then sliced to the woods.
Baseball Standings
Pacific Coiist League.
W.
. ar,
31
30
. 24
. 21
. 19
. IS
. 13
I,.
1 5
1 1;
1 7
23
Snornmento
Hollywood
San Francisco .
Oakland
.Missions .
l.os Aimeles ....
Portland
Seattle
.000
.f.3S
.511
.447
20
2S
20
34
I..
37
41
.3S3
Pet.
.07S
.04(1
New York ....
Philadelphia
St. Louis
St. Louis
Cleveland ....
ChlcaKO
Washington ..
Detroit .
lloston
.471)
.4 57 .
.444 :
.439
.365
.014 ;
.BUS ;
.5113 '
.500 ;
03
05
I! 4
"3
44
43
49
51
National.
St. I.ouls
New York ....
Cincinnati ....
Chicago
Piltsblll'Kh
P.rooklyn
Roston ......
Philadelphia
!o .;tr" !
5S .4ST
10 tS20i
TO .iSo
NOimt ISKNJ). Coul
Products
company plans $;irif),000 coul reduo
Hon plant.
HAVE YOU ANY HOGS to SELL?
Are you watching the Portland market? We are mak
inng up a carload for Friday, the 17th,, Let us know to
day how many you have ready to go. t
WE NEED POULTRY TOO
We have a good market for all the good fryers we can
buy.
t
The Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange
AND
The Poultry Producers Marketing Ass'n
Owned and Operated
1 IIEI.FAST, Ireland, Aug. 1S.-W)
' . , n.i,iu, ,,-
,-Kevo Don. noted Britten automo -
' bile racer, won the Royal Automo-
i bile club's International tourist
trophy car race over a 410 coarse
jhere today.
I,eon uusntnau ui viikui. am
In an Alvis car was second.
Don. who drove a I.e Francis car,
carried a horse shoe, a black cat
, and a four-lent clover tor Hick. His
!verage speed was 04.00 miles per
j n wag mavke(1 by a num.
,. . . , ...i,i..i..
))er ur accuieniH nu wuiuiru
j ... whfrh H(;Veral cars were wrecked
! I". ' itr.i H wn W.
:
t . uvkes 01 tireai nriuun, whu
crashed at Newtonards and was
taken unconscious to a hospital.
J. M. Anderson of the United
States had a slight crash half way
around the track, bnt continued.
Duron D'iCrlanoer retired from
the race with a disabled car; K.
Maclure. British entrant, skidded
into a bank and withdrew; J. D.
i
Barnes, another British entrant, ; V!in nyan of. Princeton than Doet?
crashed rounding a turn nnd wasted DC Williams,
slightly injured, while J. Martin's j ti10 mk factor In Doeg's tri
French car overturned hut the . Umph was his service at which
driver was not hurt. Williams often could do nothing
K. C. Gallop of Great Britain moro than smile admiringly as it
was the leader at the half way-whizzed past,
mark, dolny L05 miles In 2 hours,
:i0 minutes, 50 seconds.
The crowd which lined the 1.1
mile course was estimated at
-'""."00.
Viscount Cnrzon withdrew on tho :
sixteenth lap hecause of a broken I
Kusoline pipe. Ho was In third
place at the time and appeared to
have a Rood chance of winning.
1
TO
HERE SEPT. FIRST
The Marshficld team will play
tho Med fowl Merchants hero Sal-
Tho local team was unable to
secure any games with the n-
laniette valley league teams, as
they wanted an outlandish finnn
ciul guarantee. This Is probably
due to the neat trimming handed
the Salem, team, durinu the I.o-
.j The Marshficld Bames wilt close
'''the season, after which the team
iwin he disbanded fnr this vcar.
Munaser Mall has played all but
three of his games scheduled for
this city, and gnvo the fans twice
as mam' trames ns promised.
: Mnnncrer Hall nlso keilt . hnrmonv
i1(l (nnm nnrl hnu mil bnse-
ball on a strong foundation for
next year.
LAST AT SARATOGA
SARATOGA SPRINGS. X. Y.,
Aug. IS. iff) Pelee Wrack won
the $30,000 Travel's stnke today.
Victorian was second and Sun JCd-j
win third. The race was expected
to be a test between Heigh Count, j
iNtMiiucKy ocroy winner, iuhi v ic-I
lorian, winner of the Helmont!
stakes.
Petee Wrack paid S to 1, while!
Victorian was 1 to 4 and Sun Kd. !
r win out. The lime was 2:0S. Reign
I count was lasi.
Only four horses
I ran.
by Farmers.
i r
FOnir MILLS. A hit. it. UP)
' Overcoming a 3 in 0 lend, west.
, )n lh(i nnjiunl
w(1M lonllla mtchos today fought
i n,eir way to even terms and with
tll(, 8ix singles matches played,
'the sections stood with thrca -
vtctouns uijivt-u. i iiitu uhuhipn
j matches remained to decide the is-
j su0.
i t,e match which evened the
lo John Dock of Santa -Monica
. Cllit l.r-ol youth with 1;1
''Zo't
veteran Davis cup campaigner,
ii-;i, H-7. The other western sin
gles victories were won by George
l.ott and Herrington, while I till
Aydelotte. Watson Wahhurn ami
Dr. George King won thoir match
es for the east.
The sensational work of Dor-ir
and. Lott chnnged' tho aspect oi
the contest and gave the west an
even chance for its first series
victory since 1A25.
Lott made shorter work of John
Major League Leaders
(Ity th Associated, Press. I
National.
HattlnK llornshy. Hrnves, .370.
Ituns P. AVaner, Pirates, 101.
Ttuns hatted In; rtottomley, Cards,
100.
Mils .P Waner, Pirates, 1 (in.
Doubles P. Waner, Pirates. !1!.
Triples Bottomley, Cards;, fjlsson-
ettn, ltohlns, 13.
Homers Wilson. Cups, 1:7.
Stolen liases CHiyler, Cubs, 23.
Pitching licntnn, Olan'ts, won 19,
lost !.
American,
liattlni; f'.oslln. Senators, .3K4.
Huns Ruth, Yanks, 120.
Ituns hatted in OelirlE, Yanks.
113.
Hits anllsh, Itrowns, 172. .
Doubles FlnKstead, Red Kox, 30.
Triples Combs, Yanks, 1 i.
HonVers Ttuth, Yanks, 4f.
Stolen bases Mostil, White Kox, 21.
PltchlnK Tloyt, Yanks, won 1-i.
lost 3.
1
MRS. ni'NWY wixs .; ix
AFTKlt 14 YICiVRS HKST
HIT, X. Y AliB. 18. m Mrs.
.May Sutton nundy of Santa Mon
ica. Cal., winner of the Americaa
women's championship in mat.
and the Wimbledon title In 19(15.
Untaxed her comeback today hy
i ";ll,nl"K the ""-tern turf court
j '' ''""Pionship from Mrs. Charlotte
I HosmiM- cbapln. Kprinttf Icld. Mass..
! ,hl1''' lhe national rnnkltiK. The
; scores were 4-0, 7-5, 6-4.
1IOOYF.U AN OR.VTOll
Those accompanying Hoover
will have six hours for an Inspec
tion of the great gorge through
which the Colorado river plunges,
but the nominee himself will re
main at the hotel discussing the
political outlook In Arizona, as he
1 has inspected tho canyon sevvral
times.
Since the administration of this
state is democratic, state officials
did not join the candidate to ac
company him across its borders:
In New Mexico Hoover will be
joined by Senator Itronson M. Cut
ting and other republican leaders
for a general discussion of the
political outlook there.
With AVilllams .and the flrand
Canyon ns his only stops, the re
publican standard bearer was to
make no public address in Arizona
and be has announced that he will
make none In New Mexico ns he
s through that slate on Sunday.
j lie has eschewed political talks on
the Snbbnth.
Clay D. Parker, Manager