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forecast Cloudy lunlglit and
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.ffci J inn m yesterday no
Tiinium yealcwbir is
Weather Year Ago
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FOURTEEN PAGES
MEDFORD, OUlXiOX, Mil DAY. OPTOP.KR HLVS.
Nu. i .');..
TodavPKEES TAKE
J nrnniin runir
By Arthur Brisbana
Many Happy Returns.
The Bigger the Better.
Wives of Convenience.
Big Boys and Girls.
(Copyright, Mils, liy star Co.) j
Yesterday President Coolidsre !
and liis wife celebrated the!
twenty -third uiiiiivcrMiry of;
their wedding. For the first !
time their son, John, now work I
iuz for a railroad, was not at i
, ,, ,. , ! "' Mini j. (iimUl ;
home. The nation wishes them . , , , ,, .
I Associated I'ress Sports Kditor
many move anniversaries, with yanki:i: stadium. Now Vork. '
thanks to the ('resident for-Oct. o. w The Yankees, after a j
ood liard work and mueli coin-i""bl,lv "'art knu-kci their obi ;
..... . . nemesis Crover Cleveland Alexan- !
inon sense at a dillictilt liiiiesiPr. , of u,e i,x today ami:
in the eountrv's historv. and i'bra.shed the Cardinals for the sec- ;
. ' lend strnlBlit Kanic of the world's I
thanks to .Mrs. Lunlidu'f lor sci-ic 'Wp bw -a iu t, j
taking care of the President ,
and representing American wo-j
men so admirably in lh White'';"1',""' m ! " u
House.
In Britain the Ant'lo-Persiau
and luteh Shell Oil Companies;
arc gradually niiitinn. Wisu j
0
Itritain intends to build up u !
oil power stroiiL' enousrh to
ct,.-.,r ,,, rl. ,o
fijjht the world, and especially
Standard Oil of America.
This country, .some years ago.
liorriiied to discover that Stan
third Oil was worth a thousand
million dollars, chopped it up
into little pieces. Now the
pieces arc wortji ten times as
much as the old mamma oeto -
pus was worth.
Government should supervise
mid control business, not fool
ishly- interfere with its growth i
by treating it as Chinese used
lo treat the feet of their daugli
!ers. The motto of the United
Slates in everything should be.
"The HlUtfKU TIIK MOTTO!."
; Duuhle plays. Kuent I-ti.i.' 'ri
TllC RcVOrt'llU Dr. VuYlUg, of'1" tiehrii;: V'ristll lu .Maranville tu
. , ' ai' i i II j Hottomley.
tllC riitJl AVCnUC .Murule lllle ( ().fl oll hlwt s, .oui.s u, Nt.w
L'iate Clllireh 111 SOW Ytirk. is 1 Vurk 3.
.. .1 Hase on halls, off 1'ipKi iis 4
homlieu, IIH lie Well may be, nU(?h, Frisrh, Harper. Maran-
by luck of morality aboard
some barges in the. Hudson
river.
The men are puid too little,
foreinjr lb' to live in one cabin,
which Ls luid enough.
Itul there is wopho. Unsume1"1 ,mts: o(t miicIm-ii 2 hft and
hnrues, says Keverend Dr. l'ol
iuj. "wives of enlivenienee are
btipiilicd to the men." Thev
arc not real wives.
That, as the reverend doetor
snvs. is feiirl'nl to eoiiteinnlate.
.1..
"HI " "Hi Uliom mil's gi-ni iu- j u yVKUg took a few filial The liullaiis also deei lert ivhut
lllell of Fit'tlt aVelllJC Sometimes I I'ltehCH In Ihe box and Uoulhlt jthey culled the forehitf of "ineun
. . ., . I wulkcd to the plate. The sun was ! IhKless ell izenshlp anil voiIiik"
iuir, oniy to yet i iu ui "
shorllr in 1'nris or KellO .' Are I
. . .
they" Hot alsO WIVeS Of eOllVe1
ienee?" ' '
Aiuerienns are nut truin 15 1
haekward, I'll VSFCAI.IiY. Hi
ICUSt. Girls lire taller alld '
- it 1
fll Will; I tllllll Mil. .UHI tiiliwi; iiihiin iu.il. rum. mist .
. . - ;i.nM on balls, the fi urih uitch be-
fi'CNlimaii crow practice ut (,'nr-1
nt'H yesterday, 48 vore 0 t't'cl I
tull u r...wl liiwti .
A well bnluneed hudy, of
S!ood size, ahout ti feet, is the
right sort.
In old days, a Napoleon had to
be short. If he had been a Utile
taller he ivoiild have been killed by I
the first of Ihe bullets that went an
men above nia neau.
No wonder AmerlcBn beys
Klrla crow. The nallsa s fo hi 1
Is TWKNTV-TlfHKK THOL'f AND
MILLION DOLL MIS.
Fortv-sevenTluVuTsivl. niie bun-
'Ired and eliihty flva. factories of
different kinds turn out food prod-1
ucts. assisted by 20.000.000 formers.
And 23 per cent of the food plants
produce Dlnetenllts of the, food
products. Shiver at lhat, tf you
dread monopoly.
Tt Is a rich country that can af-
ford to eat twenty-three billions
woUh t f.srfl III a rear. Much Of
II. iinforlnnatelv Is wasted.
This country, after all lis spend
In? (or food, clothing and other no -
ressltlcs. las a "social surplus" of
TEN TIIOl'PAND MILLION IK)L-
LARS, more than the country needs
(Continued oa Fuse t our.)
E!
atbUNU bftlYI
SCORE 9 TO 3
i
New Yorkers Make It Two
in Row Grover Alex- j
ander Knocked From Box;
in Swat Barrage Gehrig :
i
Gets Circuit Clout. 1
The official box score
St. Louis
I All. It. I
I UK "
, Prlsch J
i Iloltonilry 1..
JJ"'0 1
wiison c
Mianviii ..
Alexander p..
MitchPii i
Ol'SlUll
0
Totals! 32 3 4 21 1U
x L'.utled for Mitchell In : 1 1 1 .
w York
All. It. II. o. A.
i Durst m
j j,;;;)1''"
j rtutii r
Meus,d i
Luzzoi s
X,, 'i
Imuran xxx-3
2 I
2 0
i
IionRuush c ...
Il'lp!.-rns
TotiiN
9 J
xx liultt'd fur Durst In 3ril. j
ssx Jluttvd fur Uobi't-lsun in "th. .;
-Kyure by Iiuifimx ;
ISt. I au til 0 3 U 0 II M n 0 0 3 '
New York ...3 I 1 0 0 0 1 0 x II !
. Uunw buttt'tl In UoulhlL. AVIlnnn. ;
AlcxaiidiT. nm-Ht. Piischul. (iclnlB.
13: liURtiii, .trttsol: Itciij;iiuh, Vl)
Evas. .
Two ba.so lifts. WitiMi, Kuth. ,
Mfuscl. t
Hunie run, Gehrig.
Stulcii ha st'K. I-1 ..st n L'; Mi-Miut'l.
Saerffiee. huzzt i-i. Duiran, l'ltrrns
villc) ; uff Alexander 1 Itulh. here, yesterday, at w hi-h they riu
tlehri. Hubn'tsun. ItenKoUf-'h); off j Ufatlvely laid asiiU- tin- peace pipp
.Mitelieil '1 (1'iisehal. Meusel). ,and deelaretl war of lion-cunpura-
1 Struck uut. by 1'ipffias S i Krlsrh.
Hottomley, 3: Haley. Harper. Wii-
Isun, .MaranviMe I ; by Alexander. I
(AKunel): liy MltMiell - Koenljj.
Until). MitM off Alexundtr 0 and
I x rutiM (earned! In 2 T-It with 12
0110 run icarui'tif in o iiuiihk
I with 10 nt hat.
Hit by iiltch.r. by .Mitchell ( 1'ip-
Si-n.s).
Lo.sins: pltchoi. AlxnmU'i".
I Umpires, Chal k's UlBlrr ( N. I..) J Thr i oimii;II ill whli li Iho i i nolu
I ut plnte: Wlllllim MeOolvan (A.I.) tlons ivcrn pnfHid wan sal, I to have
j fli-st: Chin li s Kfli man (X. U) sec- hcen ealleil us Hie irutKi oivth of
I ond: Clarence Owens (A. Ul Ihlrd. jlhe ulleireil falllile of Ihe u-uveni-
Timo. j:4.
1 loioi.ii"
mw shlnhiK brightly anil pin) he-;
Bn. t'oul, strike 1. IIhII I low- I
Hnd outside, foul, strike 2. This
,va onff U1.V )nlu ,Jie llK-lllfl. ld '
stands, (iehrl? took boulhll's hot '
Ri-ountler nnu neat tne i aiu out-
fielder lo Ihe bug. Ilish up. Hall
I low Inside. Strike I called, l'oul
Strike 2. Hall two Ilish and uul-
" , ' . ' ,, r ;
lde. Hall .1 low. Foul, l'oul. A
......... ........ .......
lug hlBh mid Inside. I'l-lsell up. I
Koul slilko 1. Fi-lseh lined a hot j
line foul Into right. Strike 2 culled, i
Koul. Hall I hlBh and outside. :
; Ball 2. liall 8 inside, l'oul. l'oul.
' Krlseh also walked. the fuunh
Hall 2. Hull insble. Foul, l'oul.
pitch belnc hltrh and wide. It
jtomley up. Strike I swung, f
1 OUltdp. I!ll 1! wide. Heilt-Hl
almovt pfcklne Krlsch off first
jwlth a slap throw to (iehrl;:. Strike
1! swung. Uall 3 outside. Itottom- ;
' .l r. .1. 1
ti;uk ho bii) ,.,,, ,hp 'ite. i
l Ilnfcy up. Hall I
Strike 1
i..n,i This f.i one on th
j,,,,,,,, r )t, ,,,,,, ,.., .lk,. 2. j
j ,.. , ,.., ,,.oy, xh,B ru,
,,..,, UcnsuwV mask and he'
Ihorrnweil Hafeys but to bent the
'""' """ '"7 k
-y " ; - ...... ..
His
(curve was continually breaking
wide of the plate. No runs, no hits, j
no errors, two left on.
First Inn Ins Vaiees: Hurst
up. Old Alec ot h cheer a he'
ihiiiM-iI out to the box. Strike I ,
called. This was a sti-w ball on
the outnide corner. Hull 1 low.
nor. Hall I low. !
Strike 2 swunir. Durst R"t a ..tv-ilc
over l-'rlsch's bead. I iis.h nlinost
'not the ba ' by a leaning catch but The fatal fall occurred at a
i the ball bojnc. d off his itloee. ' mountain loose. Mohan hnrdly had
; KoenlE up. Konlg filed out to gotten astride tno animal when
Hafew. Kuih up. Mill 1 low.;- i-ar.i and he was thrown
itside. Uall 2 outside. Ball ijbeavlly to the au im.l
liehan w;e horn Si yrais ay In
I (CoutlDU.d on Fact Four. San Francisco,
LANDIS THROWS BALL OPENING
Baseball's Czar, Judge K. M. Landis, shown putting the baseball
World Series game between the New York Yankees and St. Louis
transmitted from New York to San Francisco by telephone.
US-KISSES
NOT DESIREO
BY REDSKINS
Indians Gather in Big Pow-,'Tay Pay' Gets Message -Bossy' Gillis Behind Bars -Wow
Declare War of From King On Birthday--: Will Conduct City Busi-
Non-Co-operation Sign
Pact Against Voting for:
'Paleface' Government.
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W I NX 'CA. Npv Oot.
iiA1) HcHtilutiuus mid non-'uopiTn
ititt'i lmvc lukoii tlip !.'m: uf btil-
lets. Iiowh and tirrinv. mid tutnii-
hawks an the wcupnns m" the wes-
j tcni Anierh itn Indian In Imh hattlr
janint tin- ndvant'tr nf "pa It-fare"
i culture.
Six ehleftalns and four htindri'd
Indians, said tu In- representiitK
'every trihe In Motithern Idahu. wes-
) torn I'tali. nort hn-fstrrn Xi vada.
northern raliforula and M.uthetn
i rt-P:on. eoni-ltldctl u pmv ov at
j r'urt Metn-rinltt. mi inih's north of
lion aains! "politfi ians
The liiillnns rrpoitcl that tln-y
Ii.mI slcni-il u purl vowlntr Hint they
were "not umImk lo vole for llo
pnlrfur,, Koii-riiiip ill liny . nioro."
'I'ln-y also :i;:ro,'il lo lurn tlP'ir
hnvkn upon "twrniy ilnllur hllN
iinil liii mid KIhscs whirli tilt;
i'llll,iilillo.s llkl' lo ulvo ur."
"rui'lln i-iuor,-. iv,' nir boIiik lo
iK''l our rights, cvrn if vi;
havt!
fltiht." th,- r'soluttoti n-ail.
' nient lo keep Ireulfcs iiiuiie yeurs
upon theni and declined they l- ,
lleveil they would lose all their,
rlshls If they continued lo vote. !
I'll"' lesolutlons H."ke,l lhat the I
Bovernnient send In Hie i hienains
,oi,.vno, ,,u ions ior eiounnK. i"od
"id inedlelne sent lo Ihe uKemles
Involved and set forth Unit Ihe
Indians lieiiafler would "Ifaoie
"nu iiely ine Indian acenls of the
uuvc,-nm..i
"U Sh iho
'f - - "in in j-.i,
!"ide land where we can llvn and i
"c rre r , years f l ut,,. i
exploitation by bui-enu agents,"!
Ihe resolutions snld. "We want .
the ilBht of IiuiiHiik any lime of i
Im' yvi unmolested by uaine
unmolested by Kanie
1;GE0. BE6AN DEAD
E
T.OS ANflKLKS Oct. 5.
Oroide Ileliun. iNararter actor in
motion pictures, died i, a hospital
here today frotn Injuries received
when he was thrown frotn a nor
S:ndf y.
Iteban recruited from the stae.
wan kjmvn an one ut the badin.-
exponent of Iitln ,.,, ,(,,.
; si-reen. n had been virtuallv
si reen. II.. had
. 1 .1 .1.-0 since tlie deah
or his wife
In !?.
CONGRATULATE MAYOR BUILDS
T. P.
EIGHTY TODAY
Last Survivor of Nation
alist Party Does Not
Smoke, Chew, Uses Snuff
i
l.OVnOX.- -Rn;;; -Oct. - fc (!)-
Kins (U'orse today sent this mes- j
sai;e lo T. P. O'Connor:
"On this your eightieth hlrtlulay,
I offer you my heartiest conmatu- ,
lalions w llh the hope that you may ;
lout; continue to enjoy your active
and useful life"
1 lie ihhi survivor 01 tne itihii
nationalist party, privy councillor
and famous journalist. Thomas
Power O'Connor. "Kather of the
House nf Commons." althoiMli a
martyr to rheumatic ailments, en
joys considerable better healtli
than he has for mouths past.
"Tay Pay." as lie Is affection
ately known everywhere, this helms
f jf
JTaX
T.P. O CONNOR
his cable address, tiescriues bin
creed as that of a realistic optimist
leallstlc In th neiise of n full
O'CONNOR GAS STATION
i 1 yi ,r 1 11
1
- co.iscIouhiich of all the Ka.UiPH- orL
.'the world oorimlKlle In I lie ,.nH.
- .....
""at he believes every man rai? do
soinel lilliK to relieve Ills snilness.
"Tlu' bnpe of so dotnx Is the
consolation or my old line." he said,
Ihe fouiiilnllnn of my hope llial
; 1 ,nH nave some years more lo no
j my share of this work."
Mr. O'Connor does not smoke
1 "ihv have some years more to do
nor chew tobacco, but stilt cIIiibi
lo the old fashlone.l habit ot lali-
fn snuff. Ho contends that snulf
has a soothli! effect quite differ
en( from tobacco used in other
for m ft.
liesldes bis other accomplish
meats. "Tay Pay" Is the world's
champion bcucar. be boasts. It Ih
political beKUitm ho doea. In sev
eral trips lo New York for the
home rule cause be has charmed
many dollars from the pockets of
A mericans.
Last winter he visited New Yotli
to see old fiieiid and the bla.
and Hie blare, the hi eat h-taLtnte
sky-scraper elevators, flrove
.home? He announced that
llllli;
Nei
York would never t;ee him a-aln
l.lllle Worlil S'rles
INIIA.VAI'C1LIH. flet. IIPl-
Th sletlinu pit'diiiiK of Ste
Swetot.ie nnd the heavy hlltinB
liel, Itu-s.-ll whs too stiolm u com -
i blin.llon for Itoebester to over -
I come and Indianapolis won Us
; fourth uame of the Utile world
i series here today, six to four. It
! was swelonl.-'s third victory and
jit Bave ihe local club a four to
ione lead over Itoctienier.
WORLD SERIES
3 . v., . i
-
In play at tne starting of me urst
Cardinals, at New York. Photo
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GOES TO JAIL
ness From Cell-District
Attorney Says Mayor Is
Willful, Empty-Headcd.
SA1.K.M. Mass.. Oct. f,.--P -An-i " tor th fHlll.re or tln nil 10
i staiie anv riots about the turn-
drew Joseph ("lhssy'-M;illls. siu-e.lI'M ;ho J
tacuhtr mayor ot Newb yport, was i tll(l Veather and the advance,
behind the bars today. Arraimu-t i,aiyliuu pltciuriim every Inch of,
itients were made for hlni to con- S,a,., occupied and no ehaneo fori
duct the executive duties or nis
ul'fli'i! I'nini the I'-ssex county Jail.
1 YoHtunlny
he WHB HOIltenelKl to
servo two nionlliH in Jail nun 111
pay fines tnlallii'; $ala heeiiuse he
pstnlillsheil a miHolino flllltll! sl
lion without a permit.
The mayor haa heell convlelpil
on liuniHroiiH cliai-Kcn urowiliK nut
of thn eHlahlishiuent of 1I10 Kasn
line million. I lo appealed, but
Inter pleaded 'lllllty. He aceepled
the sentence without u murmur and
started Ihe jail lenil immediately.
Some of his friends have started
plans lo ohlaln a parole, for him.
In Ihe meantime, how-over, lie Is
prisoner No. IN.SSO, and his first
prison lirealifust wa:i cereal, evapo
rated milk, coffee and lneuil wllh
0111 butler.
Ho will be allowed lo use 11 tele
phone and the prison ruin on vlsll
ors will be lilted tor him. so Hint
he will be able list attend lo any
business of Ihe city of Newbury
port without leavliiK Ihe lull, lim
ine, the mayor's absence Kdw-ard I
m.s p.csM.i nL ... mo: ...
will be actliiK mayor.
i- . a ri 1. 1 nn.i u,.Kwt
!,. nnllv in hla flBh. lo nialntnlll
his gasoline illation, listened In kI-
i Ienee when llislrlel. Attorney W11
! Ham (I. Clark, inovlu),' for senlenee.
caileil him "a willful, empty headed
youth w ho h
j "HIh deft
j been railed
has never -'irown up."
lion, which may have
an accident, has Bone
' I.. ..... .......1 .....I n....t l,n ,,n,l. lu
1 n twit nnidlcHtlnn of the law to tali's
i (l()wn ,U1, ,.rnial swelliiiK," Iho
district atlornev said.
i,i(ttft vkIhoii P. Itrown of the
..... . i
. ... '..i . '
, ln niinv num.
I "I think I understand the nsv-
j choloKy of the ilefellllllllt In rr oird
i t,R rlKors of huinall exlslenee,
i ,m don't syinpathlle wllh Ihe
. wr ),'e soinetlnies expresses II."
! Altlunitih nart if Ihe mavor w sen-
ienee caiieu ior one niooui hi nniu
tabor. It whh f.ot thoiiKht that h ;
would be called niton to do work
nr thai kind, for thorn Is no hard
labor to he done at the Jail. The
only work prisoners do consists of
keep In if the premises clean.
Japanese Hiehmam
Gets Stmt SWl
m Hmvm'mm Cut
llON'OI.I'l.l". i t. 5 . !''
i The
perpetrator of
Mono-.
lulu's inosl appnWiliff crime
the kldnapliiK and murder-
linr of ia-. Hr-ol' 'IUI .lutlile-
on was convicted of inur-
dor by a liii-v In one hour and
forty-five iiilnules yeslerday.
" Wlthonl a trace of emotion
'f Mvl'j, VulakiL rukuiiHKi.. l!i
i 4. veai'old .laoalll-se youth.
l heaid the foreman read the !ir share and SSD.Itl.K In Ihe
' verdict that will send him jportlon spill iiinona Ihe contend-
! to tnn bhIIow's. Sentence will ' (nu clulis und leaitu.-s.
. passed Monday by Circuit i f .
4 Judite Alvu K. Hteadnian. HI. Helens Contract let for con -
J 4 4Jxtrurtlon of S54.!ii? sewer system
IHHIOHOO In "est End!
FEWER PEOPLE
Hucjcjins' Crew Take Two in
Row Weather and Bal-
lyhoo Shrinks Crowd;
Cards Not Downcast
Alex Poses With Pipgras.1
VAXUHK S!TAIlfM. Now York.
Orl. 1. (.!') Tin- Yanlii'fy. aflrr
I falllau- upun llio unsiisuM'tian
t'ardinals in the opening Kame
with every appearance of helm;
in robust health, apparently were
ready to disrenard their thietors'
adviee and attempt lo make It
two sdralfchl today over the -National
leauuc champions.
I They trolled out today lo warm
' up tor the second Kame of the
i series. With .skies overcast, car
1 rvinc a threat of rain, ami the
oieaciiei-s c..,. uuu y
amount '.t empty 'ace in mm
' , u n.i mif be-
j fore Kame time.
I Ceori-e IMptfraH, iIkIU bander
wlto has shared the main burden
I with Waite lloyl for the 1 a like
' this season, was I he selection
I Manager Hutiulns. In preference
'Tom aclicary, the veteran south
i paw. Manager .McKoehute uf the
Cardinals hud slated old I'ete
! Alexander for the pltehiiiK task
I in an effort to square the series
! but. with a hazy atmosphere over
the diamond, he considered a pos
; slide shift to Jess Haines fast
! ball.
Crowd Shrinks
j The hit; park wasn't filled es
1 terday ami there seemed likely to
i he inori! vacant space today. to
I tmke from the fact that less than
.DUO bleaehcerltes w ere HSsenihleU
at a time when thl
I times that many wen
or four
hand for
;,h;::, ,T .,.
l 11,111 tmluy 1111(1 pi'l'illrti'll ullnw-
ly Hint Uiti inlu-ht hi- -iii.immi or
fin. ikiii im hiuiil wIumi pluy siait-
,'l. lOVl'll HllS I'Hlllllllll' luukiMl op- t
UlnlHtU; at noon. j
N'nrlmlM I'xplnnutloiiM v,'l'i offfi'- .
,n,, it(. coiner,
The small early Kathorlnsi
lis customary thrill, however, w hen
Italic t In til. In Ills first lurn In
hHttlmr drill. ftieil three loin,-
shots Into Hie rlBllt field blelich
ers. The llabe was swhlBlllB Willi
his old aliiindou. Thi hits for
ri ii.r, I, in, I,, t, hi, oov
mood H.11 seemed to be lioth-
cred no more than previously
IiIh weak left knee.
The ai-surance that
..11,.
biinder would fin e the utilieen
jKwilelied their llne-np. with Ced
i ric Hurst In center field uml Oene
j pidiertfon at Ihlrd base, lu place
1 of Dtman.
Li...!.,.r -eii ..noiiu-h 011 tho'z"'"' r' departments form
! road to recovery from IiIh Injured
rlyht wrist, how ever, to taae
'turn at bat. wallop two or thr
; i... ii.. ..i ,i,4ilr ii ii ft ir. i nut for
flelilliiK pruetl.'e. The ehiiuee llial
i... .....i,i litio ihe series Inler
I if nn lo.li.i-. aiilieared llillcb
I bi lBliler.
; rltnllnalH didn't put in an
, ,., ,., ,,,,. nf.
' appearnnce on the field until ai-
I ternoon hut they didn't
act or
i,.k a bit downcast over their in
ula! defeat,
The Vankee performance lu the
rirst mime, without ci utHicM. a
peai ed lo enenurane tin1 rest of
I he caniliiltlen. i ;ven Herb 1
. nock.
u huHM able HfOilhoaw
has
! Il
n tied up with neuritis, was -
Miik Rood enoiiKh to warm up;
! 1
but it was plain that the old free-
dom of pltehiiiK motion and con -
i ...... (i....- Yiivm-t IipIumh
'i"!
iih,. Vankee- who didn't have any -
Ifhm ,.Un lo du stood around to
- i
' watch thnlr meat port-ider try to'
j li on out some of ine KlnKs.
! The sun broke throiiKh the haw
ins Ihe I'aidluuls enme out lo it"
! IhrollBh tlm piellmlniiry paces and
the band struck up a snappy mini
, om en; h " -
; Cardinal red Jacket and 111 flttlnu
i enii. as usual, was Indicated def-
, inltdy ns the
pitrhluh' choice or
; thr National Iciikucis and posed
j for the cameramen with his youth
f..l rival I'llKl'us '
The Vunkees looked more like !
i-rljiplea and llielr defense showed j ;
wetnesses bul Ihere was l.otlilliB; W AHI 1 1 NTI't l.V. Oct.
the loatler wllll llielr IiiiIIIiib ' Kesei ve army offl, ers come with-.
sIkIhs when hits meant iiiiik. I'lp-fln the puriew- of ,i eoti'illiull.oniii !
Kins, lis wild as a hawk In III" flrsl ipiovlslou which lens aovernmenl I
two llinlnns, IssultiB three ' bases j officials from beeomlnu presl-'
on balls and aetlluit himself 111 liiilenllnl el'lors and they should;
hole Willi slmoi-t evel v balN'r. slid- reslyn If I Ley are en lldldates, '
.1,'lily ri'Kiilned tils form Ibereafler. i under an opinion handed down;
M. nllowed nlv lie, Ills Inutile
ii ,,ven innliiks and. only one
' ,,,uii Kris. Il, K'l ns fi- ns a . cond
, ,. third base In thai period.
i The official alien. lanee of iill.7 14
W1,s sllahtly b-ss ihuu Hint for the
...., ,i,iu b.m,. s ve.e the re.-elots
ainountliiK lo -iii.m.
l The division of this added
lii:n i7.X2 to Hie ob.vers pool,
. KM l Hie lolvlsorv collll-
Visit Protested
r'- Vr $ si
A if
that the disasters to himself lu!
Representations have been made . lowed Ills iirie.st by two Southern
by ministers to the Britich home 1 Pacific ileteellveH, January Jl. I'.iL'T,
office asking that Aimee Semple ; when he was haiulcuifed. put
i McPherson, California woman evan-
geliit,
be barred from enterinn
entering '
c . ,
England,
Above Is recent picture
taken while Mrs. McPherson visited:
Paris.
iEGION HOSTS
GATHERING EOR
iTRuo nnrrTimn
tm mnm
; , . n i Hfl fls At
' -
Gltciru
tention Advance
I away his homostuud, his w,lfe dl-
at San Antonio Com-.v,,ice,i iii e became au m-
leiiHt, the complaint adds.
mander Candidates Hoist: VZ Z?J,?
Banners.
KAN A XT! i.ll), '!
(A'l liilrriiiil polllici,
HlUtl Of polll'll'H llfll
Kllui-il of (In1 AuH-rU'i
fx.. Oct. S.
and iIIki'UK
thr ailvanoo
n l.i'iilon ilul-
cuates. liere today for the national
convention, which meets October H
fur the five-day annual sestdon.
t ...11,1. .iu r.. Hi.. .,m.-., nt nut.;
luiml c.Mnmamler aln-ady In tl.e!'ny " lhl" ,,,l0Ht voPmtnt t
field were IJoy llorfinaii, Okla
homa City: Oeneral Albert I.. Cux.
Kab lih, N. C; and o. J.. Hodeii
hiiini'i', HlOorado. Ark. other suk-
j B'"';;'1 "" '
llielilded Kulptl
j T. O'Neil, Toiiekit, Kan., vice cotn
: madder; John K. I'iwiaK. Shreve.
i port, Iji.. and At on roe .lohnfon,
i South Carolina.
! CidloweiK of file Cox a ml Hoff-
man lmnnern already have et up
I campaign hcadiiiarterH.
I Throe hundred and seventy -five
I resolutions framed by t he orin-
i 1""'
of the convent Ion's busl-
t I Continu
, ' tween the
d friendly relations bc
I'liltcd .States and hi :
1 former allies, as symbolized by Ihe
presence here of illsllllBUlshed for-
I e'K" Kesls, will he
Ihe
ki-ynoteof,
the Ani.-rlcan l.eKion AuxiHaiy
convention. Mrs. It i t iilbridRe.
Cedarboidimh. N. II., mitUiniil
presldoiii, said today. i ne .nxii
lary will meet In connection with
tin- Legion convention.
.Spokesmen for three cities Oe
troit. l.oiilMVllle and ,os Anneles
have starteil lobltylnu for the next
convention. A deb-Ration from Ml-
ami. Flu.,
was exppcted to put In
a t'ht lor nun eu.
The old Riay mare band, the
old Rl'liy mare ami mat pretty r u
f"i'i lln.wnw.j.nl who rode tin-'
' stet it on niimiM'oiM, noisy parades
! throuiih Convention lull and the
Hie hotel at Houston laxl Julie
... .
win
here for the convention.
SEEN AS BARRIER FORH
E
llLvtni I. wwiii v ii.
today by .Mnlor i,iieral 1 .ulr. i. r. I,
nojuliint Kciieial of the war d".
pu rt inenl . The rulln explnlned
Unit the w..i- ilepnriinent had nu
liulheilty to pass upon .iiiallflca -
tioa of presiiieniial eleetots. Iit
ithnt ri'irrv.' army officers hold
j off be of profit and trust of tll'
; lulled Slmes. !
i The otdtilon was In reply to an
i Innullv (ruin Caolalil Waller l!,
j liloason, reservo officer, who tu
j chairman of the Multnomah conn-
jty lien.ocrntle cenlral eonmilUee.
Orpinin. KesiBllcd officers may
jupply for a new appointment nfte:'
servinir In the eloction, the de-
partment announced.
D AUTREMONTS
SUSPECT FILES
ill
. B. Young, Arrested for
Suspected Connection
With Siskiyou Crime,
Sues S. P. for $50,000
Wife Divorced Him.
OltKUON CITY. Ore.. Oct. a. -1
Special i - HoineHteaii. w u'e a ml
character nunc, himself an outcast.
II. II. Young alleges lu his uit for
$."u,uoii false im prison nient (lain
a;es tiled in circuit court against
the Southern I'aclfic railway. Tin
complaint, made thnumh Att:):ney
It. Mndas of this city, chaises
, i thlnl tlemee and finally
,,m" 1 ' " " cksoii county
Kiaiui jury an a member of the mi-
i lorious "KreKun Jones -jiaiiK" of out
laws who otu.iett in southern Ore
gon. His arrest was due. the complaint
stated, lo the tuci that after tin
lleAuireinont hrothers had bombed
a Southern Pitcn.c train and lulled
; some of its crew, he had Rone to
railway officials in California,
where he thou resided, and int'oi Pi
led them that sometime, previously
! he had been approached by a man
Mu Medford a ml asked lo partlcipatn
in such u crime, but had refused.
I The complaint tout inues that
rafter he moved to CiranervUle.
Idaho, ou a homestead, he was ar
rested as the Kans leader and pow
der man for the DeAutiemont
crime; held In Medford and Port
laud jails for three months ami
theu Indicted as n Jones sai)R mem
ber, in order lhat he could be held
loimer. In time the Indictment was
dismissed but the government took
ledrral court in Portland.
H. M. YounR ts 'Weir- known in
! Medford; ifiS U M. K. I. Indus. The
I former ever since his nrrest Iiuh
; been tryliiR to fleonre dumnRes from
n loaal newspaper, the county and
Ihe KoMhorn Pnclflc, while the lat
ter several years imo practiced law
hero tin (I inn lor mayor on the KcM t
ticket. Local Southern Pacific of-
ficints would make no comment to-
the case.
LEO DIEGEL IN
KIVH KAlt.MS toCKSi;. i:a.
Vt.MOltK. Oct. r(. (!) Leu Hlejrcl.
eoiiinio oi'iifiiMMlnim I ill the Ketif.-
, . .Vilitt, ii,iin...
N y u KHllm,H of rlh1l
, ruVt, ,,, wU, phiy fn. ,,.
, rlotiul Rolf association title Li-
morrow. Diesel cli minuted (ifif
ei -at Mitrar.en In the scml-f lual
round today while' Kspinosn was
dispoMhti of Norton Smith, .lopl'n,
Mo., star, it and ft lu the other
match. '
Saraxen'H defeat meant the pass-
n(t ( n,e last of four former hold-
em of the title. Two uf them
Hit raren and Huen fell victim to
DleRt'l s brilliant Hirokr wJlle Jim
Da men and Jock Hutch Isuit were
put out lu previous rounds by
j Hariuen and Al KspinoHH. respec-
, lively.
. Thus a inn 11 who never before
bus worn Ihe crown will be the
new champion o the I. (I. A.
1 The dismal Kolf displayed by
SnliiKen Is i.iioii'n by the cards, ,'
Afternoon round:
Hiiiazon out. 4,,i ii, ,4 .
lllexel out... ...144 113 11115
i-ar.en In. Ixx xxx xxx
Ologol In.. ...4xx xxx xxx " '
nt I DUUU
bVIIIHSCU IIUVOII
Cause of Injury to
Picture Director
t'MOAIl CITV I'tnh, t)et.
, -tyl llaoul Walsh, uronil-'
f
.lent motion picture illre.lor.
sllflered serious Injury to one
t eye and severe cuts about the
1 face on the highway 15 miles
4 south of here last nlitht. when 4
a Jiiekrahblt. blinded by the T
Kline of the headlliihts of the 0
aiiloniuhlle In which Wilsh
wns riding, leaped thi-oittrh
tlle w'ndshleld. Mrs. Walsh.
who was driving the machine
from Jilon National I'urk to
Cedar Cliy, was not Injured.
WmIsIi was tuken lo a Salt
Luke City llospllr.!. .
DAMAGE CLAIM
i
ESPIiSA AND
FINALS MATCH
f fls "f.'i.' Sr' !1'VfWi-i