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Newspaper Page TextMTDPORD MAIL TKIBUXE, MEDPOTtD, OREGON, SATURDAY. AUGrftT 1(), VJ23. PXGE SIX " m A In l t l H SCHOOL GIRLBRIGHT YEARS-DISCOVER HEW CHICAGO CUBS BIG BlLlnLDEH .nn.mm nimiiNiinn nmi miunymir rnn nrnior TH fllllT FAR hKlIM HK1 flIMM III V V U I Ml II UL II V LL 111 U I ! U II VI I If I I llll p l"l IK KTPI I A r III I II II II HUbUdLO OnUll HnLHU 0LU1 UljIMMIIUIU. lUlvmJUUL iu uuiij MAN OF CRIME CLAUDEJC. CATE MATERNAL ILLSHOLD ON LEAD PHOENIX PLAYS ill ! R1ITTF FAllS AT 'WINS HOI FIGHTi FAIR G. SUNDAY When You Eunice Pringle, 16-Year-0ld; Ex-County Agent Tells Local Dancer, and Graduate of Garden Grove Hi, Makes; Serious Charge Against Alex Pantages. i Fruit Growers That Pros perity Will Increase With Years Fruit Meeting Is Secret One. Element Isolated Which May; Pittsburg and New York Fail Result in Decrease of Suf-I to Gain On Fast-Stepping l.os AN'ii-:i.r:s. ahb. hi. iI'i Alexander l'aulaites, niulll-inilllun-iilre theatre iMvniT. wuh In the cliy jail hero loiljy, IoIIowiiik hi for mal arrest last nlBhl i harue.i r suspicion of coiiinilllinB 11 Miiltl tnry offense on Kunlce I'rliiKlc. 1 '' year olil University of Southern California co-i'ii and dancer. The theater mnKiiate was arresl cl after five hours of iiucstionliiK concerniim n report made by the Klrl chai'KinK he hnd assaulted her In his private office about 8:11" yesterday. I'lintiiKes tienicn the accusations and claimed he wan heliiK "bliii kiuailcd '. ranliiftes was taken Into custody when a truffle, offlder nn duty near the theater in which the. owner' offices are located, rushed to the ronton to find the Klrl In a hysteri cal condltlun after he hud heard her screams from the street helow. The ttlrl wini .taken with ran I' directors of the IVtiiiKrowerH' leUKIln and members of the winter pear committee met this norm a. the Hotel .Meilford ami discussed mullets which Allien Hurch, presl dent, twice warned the uttendlnK scribes uof to mty anything about An It Ik an Ironclad rule of Jour nalism for no Journalist to leave until the oilier dne, the HeriheH lingered j". The firm wurniiiK f Mr. Hurch was In lite ordinary course of business and the Hecon l cuniB when u laily scribe, bewail to opeiute a lead pencil. Kdwarcl V. Curlotoii.one. .of the directors present, susplcioned that mis Kcrilii; was retaining th" pro ceedlnKH In IiIh head, which was a hiKh minplliiieiil. on u warm day. Ah It looked like It would he a Ioiik session your correspondent then left. ah the roKiilnr secrelary. Cliestc. T. Maker. Is lip to Salem at the 1. ulull convetitlon, President llutcli fering and Death From: Child Birth Long Search! Is Rewarded. ! Rivals, Who Take 21 Games Out of Last 25 KOI'THAMI'TON, N. Y Auc 10. . Hie lllll Tilden Is not yet ready! fete Mnnlaomery. to retire from an active life on the national ' K-year-old pitcher, will conns and itlve saitc advice to the . ho((l ,OWI1 the mound, w ith Art youth of the country. ml e ,. o () fm,paw, " '. ., lr.rn.ilvo when ihe Phoenix I xami.lc of dynamic .TT .ietie enerRy " - . aieicre ' I :ilu the veteran has offorded them in I'hoenix's sen- Pay i Hy Hooaid V. mukeslrr, Assoeiiued Press Science IMiior. -iM) HlIHN'; liAltllnlt. N. V tattes mill Mix witnesses to ' ll" , nuincd Carl (ilastfnw Hfrrt'inry ir IHillfi' HiiHinn fur iiiiPHlftinintf, wiin I ho nrrpsi folluwliiK. MirtH 1'rliiKli' khUI hIic luul K'hm to ilii' thc:ii'r nwiKT'rt nl (ifi'H to iMmmihh h (Iuim'O u'l which hIm wanted lilm to place on Ills thi'ti- I'U lllll Ki'K. wlio K"VC liiH ilfiP IIS f.4, k:i Id thitt ni'Vcinl wc.''kN ii'i In h;nl hookctl a vwuiii'vilit net tf MIhm I'rli'Kl"' wliii-h iU'iit a VfTk'H tr.vniii'ii'Mvel a failure, l-'m the jmt f.fVfr:i ilayM. ihc Kill Iki'I fre(iuoDt-i bis offirt's, t.ii- thi-ati'r owner staled. lie charged thut the plrl hail threatened thai whe would "make liltii hook" her net. An mieinid Jme lust nihl to liavrf PaniiiKes arraigned In iiIkIh court In nn effort to suit) a relen.se on bail fniled when L'aptnfn .loiut HruuiK of the juvenile division re-fiiH-d to u How IiIh re mo v I from liiw juil rell. , ' ; District Attorney Huron Flttw Uld thut u complain! would ho l.ted today ntfiiinHt Ihe theater owner, at which time he would he i. tiled for a preliminary hi'UiitiK. ' M1hh I'rliiKle, the dntuiluer of Dr. Jlurle l'rlnKle, ffruduuied from Auk, llht.s of a Uim-smiKlit anrl p wei -1 thai plays an lrn- jo ohlcni wh ieii the erealest fill hoimorie portnnt role in foinlnlne h'-alth. minds of hawehfill luivi never ht-en was revealed todny in an amount i able to kuIv b. And . that' Ih the , , ,,, ,,wt!n.ueKiioii which Is purlinK the of Home j.ew experlmenu at t i. . (h.J(s of lh(. .UHburs i,i..luKl.al lahoraiory of iho fh" NVw Yo,k ()iantM. I The pennanti (lopes of the werond (and third place ituim.s hi tne Nu Itional leaKUe muKt perforce lemuin very slim while the. Cubs are win- dim one . Sunday. The two teams should turf courts of the Meadow ruh, evenly matcheU, aocordinK to dope '.' . ,ved a total of fur sters, us Hutte Fulls has Just ad- American Teams Lav Oft'ma.ehe,." eomnninK no i,, ,, u,ld.'!,!,'!r8 "d...J h."e.;' I u h-is and lait names. . liitf 1111- doo not ito kg .far as' m i---mmnend a havy a proKrani! as ihi for -v-ry asplrint; yminii i l. unis idayer in the land, but hj Ihlnlts that "the more tennis Is playd In rhiB country, the sooner r the rniu d Ktates Is Koins to Ket hack the Davis cup." On the mihjfi'i of the famous International trophy, Tilden dcclln- t. V,lmi.lf ii.thmi thin ' t..e. J.,hnv Vnnltvn and I'hoenlx expects u repeal their! v.- Mlisnn wlnnei-M of the I victory of a few 111 lluali S. l ullerlon (As.-.ocJaled I're.b Sports Writer) .lust how to overtake a hall team a,id then refu--.es to lose more Mian ,lhe minimum number of Kumca Ik lulo ml lholoulcul ussoi'lation, This harliionc Ih an Internal Klaiul secretion. . the existence of which had been recoKiilzed fo;- years ns an essential I'r' 'I"" , nlI)K four out of five tyimes, as small bodies called corpora luteu , y n(w the experiments were described l.y Th(j ,,ir(IlM i1(,.,, jUHt aa (,. Dr. IteKinal.l O Harris, dlieclor 'l ,.0K(I r,.al.h,.( ,h(. ,M.k of Its win- ihe laboratory. I nins stride, and now. Instead of ' -Two extracts," he said, both : ,., jn rl.Mt ,,n,.p, the boys from made from corpora lutea of alii- ,,1C Kmky rily U1.H innuulslilitK 6 S ma s have lieen Mis oeieo nix ha been play.rin ttood nail the luj-l several Karnes, iree noiu errors and marked by fcood hlltim; and piti-blni;. The l-boenix outfit has been in vited to the annual roundup at Lalievlcw September 1 and '1 anil expect some totiKh competition there from the tjikeview team. ManaKer Uuy Hishop of l'hoenix expects to strengthen his lineup before the Uakeview naniM. loin and exolilcio. Mr. IIIuhkow borrowed Home paper from a Hcrlbe and used a cnair lor a desk and filtered ilpnn his ilnlles. Herore Die ineetliiK itol down to real buslneHs, t'lande I', ('ale of Kllllertnn. Cal fiinner -enllllty nKont here, was railed upon for a few remarkH. .Mr. rate snid that lie noted much proaresH locally, which i-oulil mil lie noted by those constantly prei enl. He further said that this vi cinity has vet to realize the value of water for Irrigation, and urned that all the witter possible be se cured for rtiture years. Ho a!d Kiowers In his district paid fron. fib to per acre for young tree",, with a corresponding lucrease for tree in lull growth. He said till made Ihe local rates appear small Mr. fate said that the valley fruit industry wuh Just at the top or Its development, and the next 10 or lu years would not lie so Irv ing bh tne last decade. He pic tured a lOBj' future una that tile batiks would not be ho difficult to negotiate loattH with s prniltie lloii mounted. The former cniinly ugent said lie (mi-den drove liin.i school In J 'MX. I hoped sonic day to return to this the you one.-1 in ner class. " i H(-t Iiiii as a private citizen ami lumber is a teacher of commercial j Hpend the rest of his life here with subjects 111 the schools there. 1,, snlal 0rclill!'ll and the right to Mrs. l.ols I'antiiKeH, wife of the ' argue politics and fruit problems theater magnate, has been ordered to go on Irlal .Sept. 2 on charges of second degree murder lu connec tion with the denl;i of Joe Uoku- wllh all coiners. The r'rnltgrowers' league direc tors present were: I'aul Scherer. W illiam Hi nylon, Hert Atidersou. ifinto, following the collision of Kitpert Henry. Kdwa'.fl t'uiletotl. their nutomoblles. WitneHses tes- ; .'runk Upton. Ur. Dean, Tail (lias ;tlfled that she was Intpxlcated at j.,iw, um Albert Hutch, president, jthe time of the fatal crash. Pan-J The winter pear committee was ,iukci4 recently announced the sale I represented by Havld H. Wood, the jtif eight theaters. Six of these, at chulruian, unii 11. Van lloevenheri! riait iiike i uy. wan i-rancisco, l'ortlnnd, San Ulego, Tncoina and Spokane, w ere purchased by Kadtu-Kelth-Orpheuni circuit for ini (reported price of $i;,oi)ii.(ioo. Male of his l.os Angeles and Fresno theaters to a Hollywood corpora tion for a,nnu,0lMI was reported -.tills week. f . ecntly. 'i he first was made i Dr. tienrKt V. i'oi tier, head of tho departinenl or anatomy of tin 1'nlvfrsliy of ltorhcstfr srhoid of iiicditlne and deiniHtry. 'Ihe other extract wuh obtained hy u mIIk IK lv difffr.iit inilbod by Dr. .1. I'flffiit'fr, a ptrnmnut. inemlH-r d thf luboraiory staff. Dr. t'orner'H extract has been hi Jet-ted )iyptiUTinieally Into nit and rabbits, whnse ovaries were renin ved alter irennuncy. ordi narily this operation would haVt meant death to the unborn youme. Hut the use uf the extrft't re sulted in normal birth of healthy youiiK rut M,1(I rabbits. "This result bears out a belief which many of us have hld, that corpora lutea are essential for normal births, and their lack u: explanation of serious ills, both physical und psychological. For years vuriouH uKencea huve soiiKht to make un effective extiaci. ow aoiuirently we have It. "Further experiment1 are under way Our Koal Is to leuni its ap plications and Own to make ai extract suitable for human use U is hoped these uses may . ex tend beyond the field of reproUuc-1 lion." Male ralsvere uwed to discover the potency of the second ex tract. It wus used on them, nlonu with another hormone, oestrin. which Is the cause of secondary femlnlno (haracterlstlcs. such as freedom from hairy bodies. The. laboratory males uco.oired a number of l malt trails under use of the two harmones. "While persons working t Oie extracts." sa d Dr. llarilK. "wou'd ho the last to predict that they may he the means of producing healthier children. et it U widely known that the life of the child before birth is of the greatest Im portance. Future ul lied d'seover les may brlnvr about a body of In formation with the aid of which such an extract mlnht be used for mine healthy development nl chil dren lu the critical period before l.tl'th. Kanies behind the top. I bey re turned to winnliiK ways a few days njco, t-lippiriK off three victories lu row, but before- that they had dropped six out of seven while the t'uhs were kuk riht alonx at the rate I hat. lias brought I hern 2 1 vbttorleM In Oielr last Ti gained. J'he t-ui reni series bet ween the eastern and western tea iiih brinK" little prospect of Improvement. The l'lrutes did beat the St. Louis ( 'ardina Is. 7 to (, but the Cubs stopped off 111 l'hiladelphiu Ioiik enough to smack the Phillies by a 1 to t count, then moved on lor a series against t he Koston Kraves. .Meanwhile the CiantH, truiliiiK alonK u bad third In the standing, gained the slim consolation of the complete supremacy Fred Fitz- slmmons holds over Cincinnati. The. bulkS' New York, hurier,, who iihut out the Ueds four times In u row, gained . revenue for his four tilt : defeat, Jo his last appearance againflt Cuiftruiivti by holding the Reds to' the same number of blows while his mutes ppunded out a 7 to I victory. Kvery man in the (Jiant lineup contributed to tne 1 Tt hit attack on May and Kolp. - The American league went thru a day of almost t'oruplele Inaction as most of the. teams were on tho way to new m-enes of at tivlly. The Mi; Louis .Hrowns anil Chicago White. Sox staged the ojjly battle oi (he duy in the younger league and it was not much in the way of a scrap after the first few innings. the Hrowns coasting iu to a 9 to 4 victory. doubles in the cJiallunue round uKJiiiiHt the French, "one of tho very uood doubles teams of this generation." and to announce that Junior Coen, the Kansas City yoiinnMer. will he heard, from in the national championship before many more peasonH. ; The lanky rhlladelphlan had N'eiiher extd.mation nor alilds for the defeat of the American team by t'ofhet. liorotra and company.! "The French are too strong for, us just now." he Kflld. "How long! their grip will last no one can. predict accurately. J acote was kept out .of the challenge round by Illness, but I can accurately slate, remembering t'ochet's straight set victory over me. that Henry w.ib never better than he is today." As for himself, Big BUI made il Har 'hat while he does not ex pert to enKJiKC in any more Davis Cup tennis. Ir.rKely for the reason that he thinks he "probably would not be able to make the team," he has no thounht of giving up "ten nis for fun." This was the spirit in which h.- entered the double phase of the Meadow Club invitation tourna ment, here. Arriving on the next tn the last day of the competi-, tlon, ttig Bill firsf played three straight matches; of doubles with' Frank Hunter as his partner, one of 1 these -going to fiyensets, and lasting tbre.e hours, at the Vnd $f which time. Bigi Bill, waji appar ently the strongest player on the court. ' ' ; ! " - ' HradsbaAC Harrison 1 nlversity nf, pregoti. anjl lenmih Appvi of Princeton were the two college Jioyw who made Tilden and Hunter oxtend themselves in one. or men double hivtches. the scores being 4-6. 14-12. G-7, 1 t-fl, C-2. , CORVALUSAND EUGENE LEGION POSTS WINNERS weeks ago over Montague when they tangle with1 them ajjain at tho fair grounds on August lit. sSSHngs OF THE CLUBS- (By Oio AsgwIaUNl Ires8.) W. Kan Francisco '' Hollywood Missions 24 Los Angeles ... 24 Portland ' D Oakland ' - "19 Sacramento H Seattle 8 Chicago Pittsburgh ... New York ... St. Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati .-. Boston Philadelphia Philadelphia New York - St. Iotiis , .'T Cleveland ...r Detroit Washington . ChicaK.i Boston "... By Check on This Bank You Not Only Give a Character Witness but also a witness as to your business understanding. Paying by check is almost universal today There are so many advantages that one can scarcely afford not to use this modern time-saver. Why Not Open Your Account Here Today? The Jackson County Bank IN GRANTS PASS PLEA FOR WATER v 1 f)RA NTtf PASS. Ore.. Aug. 10 (P Alter diclinitiK to hear the 'petition of the tirunts Pass water ;company for nn incieitno in raws i until after a decision on the cliy's plea for better water and tor in ore udeuuate fire protcriinn, the ttiato utility commission lutjourmd (late yesterday with the announce- men! that a i uliit iu the cltyV ' plea Woild be made "as nhoii ar jiossible." Shortly be f o re the bearing , dusi'd,"' the water company was 1 ncrniltRd tit n-ad into the recoids a ropo-ition b whit h the com pany itl.inued to spend lls.'.oou hi! Improvements it h the guarantee that the eiiy would ueer enter' Into conipt-iltion with the rmn pany and alsti auree to two oth'r Increases In rate.-, one Immedlatt 1 n nd the oilier when the improve ments are complete. I. K. Kmiichanof of Portland. th company's ennMi'tinu euuiueer, und I. It. Hh or wood of Pm i In ml. engineer tor the coiiinilrslon, eitcb detailed plans for improvements. Members of ihe cnninit-slon re turned to Portland. ZI P SI IS M.W Itl tOllll TRIFS TO RRFAK STATE EVIDENCE The Noted Dead i (Continued from Vuk One.) COLCMBIA. Ohio. Aug I tj The autopsy perftuined Coroner .lo'ph Murphy on the bodv of Tbeora K. Hix was as- ailed us incomplete by the de nse today In the trial of Dr. laiitt's II. Snook for the twirls kill ing. . .The . assault was made, lp the form of testimony relal.UK to narcotics that Dr. Snook had testi fied were taken itt varlohs .Inter vals, either by himself or Miss lli.v Dr. Clayton S. Smith, pro fessor of pharmacology and physi ology at Ohio Slate, under ipit's- l oninn of .tohn F. Seldel, one ol Dr. Snook's attorneys, described Ihe nature and etiect of the nar cotics. The state objected to the de tailed testimony charging that no evidence bad been hit reditu- d to show that either Di . Snook or .Mi lllx but hewi in the habit of uing any of the narcotics regu larly, "The coroner made it impossible through his improper hand ling of ; the body for tis to innke a t'-t to ! determine whether Miss Hix had taken narcotics the night she was kihed." Se.del nam. We are try ing now by the explanation of Ih et let t of these IIhJ'CoUcm to show that one or both of these persons ere under . their Influence the nteht or the killing. Previously the defence had at tempted to tesir down the accu racy of the test lino ny of t. F. Long. Columbus City chemist, with regHiii to two emotional stimu lant be ha Id he found 111 Ml"S Mix s Moinuch alter lh- killing Dr. Fiat J W llarrah. ft phv ulclan. testified that n plnstal exjiiiliiatooi made on Mr. .s.io'k August 2. re veu led "apparent" marks on bis body indicating; nn attack such a the d fcn-c . tain tains w us itiatle op buji by .M Isn H x shortly before she was killed. Dr. Snook on the stand d -dared the i.iil nltai ked bint .'. tln la In his automobile and ; b.ii the CLl-'.V KLAND, Aug. 10. tV) Henry S. Plckands. one of the na- hv (ion's outstanding leuders in in Iron, steel mm coai inousuy, .- -ndilenly today from n heart tit lark, while in his office here. hy long distance telephone r gui d ing; what steps to lake In lew of his having to sign a slb-nee ' pledge he said was ugaltiNt bis will Dr. F.ekener. who hopes to take off for Tokyo on the net lap of his world-girdUng flight, w.thln a few days, wni not permitted to stay nt his o trice lomr for Fran Kckener gently, but firmly bd htm Into n waiting automobile Thousands of spectator had gath ered bnls!de tif the g.iten In the f,.Ht ,,tw ht strut k her with hope of seeing bliu. so (hut far I bamm.-r va del(vfi ed o pvvl. from scapln(r ail ovation, he und j hlnnvif from the attack. ' !,!... i.iiNilnnl . A by chflorlnff mob ClMiititaaaYrtuioviriuiti.ibeen rvtirfd (or wveral yeri LOS AN'OKLF.S. Auk. 10. bVi Harry Charles U'ltwer. '49. the writer who made a fortune out of American slang, died nt hl home here yesterday, following it nerv ous breakdown suffered a weel; ago. Known chiefly by his humorou unit prizefight stories, Witwer had lu reeetu years turned to writing narlos along with hi magazine contributions. Chief among nts film series were "The Leal her-Pif-hers." His serif of stories en titled "Classics in Slang." were among the more prominent. Previous to entering the fiction field. Witwer was a newspaper man. It was only on the sugges tion of his wife that he write l:i ; slang style that his attempts to sell bis short stories .met with Mm-, Cos. Porn In Athens. Pa. March 11. 1VI0. be attended St. Joseph col lege In Philadelphia nnd was mar ried to Sonln SehaBrln "f Yonkers. N Y.. In JMO. ' " His career began as an errand bov In a butcher nh-np. He -began bis writing on the St. Cloud. Fl.,., Tribune In DM. Iviing.tn the New York American n year later. He also worked on tun Urooklyn F.au'e and other eastern newspapers. In I DM 7 be was made war correspond eni for Collier's Weekly. During his career he contributed S?r sbori stories to niagazln. A suit for $2. 300.000 damages filed April l-H l!i2!. nu1nt Har old Lloyd, film comedian, charg ing that he pirated Wltwer's story "Kmanc pailon of Hodney " to u in his picture, "The Freshman" pending here. It was filed on tllim1ml of i previous suit filed tn l'.'2rt asking fi'f.O, mui tbiniages SALF.M. Ore., Aug. 10. (V) Trophy awards were announced at the closing session of the. state con vention of the American Legion Saturday, with ltne county taking the safely contest trophy with a percentage of .0nn7. The William B. KoIIett trophy, for the post best exemplifying the American Legion program was awarded Wilhyeomho Post No. 11. Corviillis, scoring USS out of a possible (HI. the lien Fisher trophy, to the post doing 1 he most alt around community service work, was also awarded to Corvallls. Koy C. Young of L'mpoua Post No. I ti. Koseburg, w as given the L. S. t rophy, his record .of 11 tt 1 members. Honorable mention went to Charles A. Wnrnock, F.ugene Post No. 1, with 1S1 members, and Oraham Class, Jr.. Portland Post No. 1, with 13 members. The Sam Jackson Memorial tro phy was awarded Hood Uiver Prst, 'o. 2 2, on the Mt. Hood climb, (be most outstanding accomplish ment of a community nature by any post In the department th's year. The K. H. Stewart trophy was awarded Louis Larsen. Pot No. fix of Wauna. the contest end ing March 31. No award was made on the ritualistic contest, due to the fact that no post entered a team nor reported at the time and place. The trophy will he awarded ; i a contest at the next conven tion. District trophies awarded were: First district---C.rahnm Class, Jr , trophy. Louis lirstm. Post Wauna, witli 2tU pe,r cent. Second district Membership rlophy, Argonne Post No. fiti, Sher wood, w lib 2i." per cent. Third district - - Frank StelL m. icher trophy, Newport Post No. 1 1 tl. w Ith 243 per cent. Fourth district ( ieot ge K. Love. Uike County Post No. .Vl, Lak.' view. with l"'0 per cent. Fifth dNlrict Charles J. John son trophy, Frank K. Brown Po-t No. !L Sixth district Frank C. Mccp'. loch trotdi v. Kllit Tracy Post N'.v ;:. John Duy. IN THREE: YEARS KoiiKRi tln.r.s. n. v.. auk. in. (41 tli tlie lmrdest nnd most siteelaeular niiilch she hits had In three years. Helen Wills, world's i-hiimpinn woman tennis player, turned linck Hetty Nutliall, youni; KiiKllsh star, today. 8-11, ft-ll. to Klve the rnlted Stales the fourth and deddlnir victory In the contest tot the WlBhtnian cup. FOHKST HII.I.S. N. Y Atm. 10. tP America Kalned a lead of --2 iivrr tit-eat Hritain toda' in the women's tennis hnttle for the WlKhtinitn euii when l-:ditli t-ross. youni? rnllfornlan. finished lirll llently to heat .Mrs. IVukj- Nichell, 6-3. 3-6, 6-3, after Mrs. riloehe Watson had squared the count for KhKlnnd with a straight set tri umph over Helen .liieohs. 6-3, 6-1'. MANWITH75CENTSj16.YEAR.0LDB0Y SAVES CHILI Portland Lawler Pattei POUILAND, Ore.. Aug. 10. t1) ! Kdwntd Mcndetihnll. prominent luttorney In crlmhittl practice, died at hi home her totlay. He had ATLANTA. 11") llcptesenta-1 lives of three minor leagues held ti lodge of sorrow here recently. They mourned that departed broth er, John Q. Public, the man with tho TS cent piece. A I fir.rdner. president of the Wichita Falls club, represented the Texas league. "Cap" William Neal of the Louisville club represented the sorrows of the American asso ciation ami K. J. Spiller of Atlanta wept for ihe Southern association. The mourners advanced a mi in ner of points. The important ones were: 1, Baseball salaries are too high. ?. The ball Is too lively. 3, Baseball must do something to restore interest in the game. 4. cempetlllon for recruits Is getting harder ami it now l neces sary for baseball ctitbn to develop their own material. Arn'M salaries. Spiller told the "lodge" that a number of clubs are paying out In sa iarie very louie they take in at the gate. "Cap" Ne.il said condition in the American association were equally as bad. Some class A chile are paying men high as Jt.ooo per month, they said, and agreed ibis was prc- I posterons. Til--re are numerous 'salaries of T.'0 ami !S00 per month. It was the unanimous opinion MM I I I re 4RI IQUPn IKSA I I 1j. ret. Ill I medi-ord, Oregon " ;!i;o i ll Commercial Sewings -SaleDeposit 21 '"''I I MliMIIER IHDItKAL KCSnHVB SYSTHU .. National I-e 6S 3S .6MI 1 1 1 pSF Evening Fl: ,,: i! " I under0 1 iiierlcaii Ix-iiKiie. I v w- ' -r - II n ii ? v meowJ 51 . r,4 .4s r-j,. I A full sum ner moon batli- 4S (in .41 & , "' '1 ' ing your camp in soft i! n .S ' ' JfL) light... a crackling camp-i 31 3i life 4-v I fire sending its curling ! yj "5 " smoke skvwara ... songs i y and stories or countries and people far and near -' is it any wonder that V : nights at the Canadian " ' ' Pacific Bungalow Camps C i in the magnificent Rock- ies are nights of romance i liZK JXiA choice locales invite you u f"- i, ,llis summer - rates are ''s iJ-i " - decidedly mliderate and Slit r- . iA I-ovr Summer Fares on "Jk i n K . v ' the Canadian pacific Rail- pA ? 4 A way mane hub vacation KJU J W -1 a possibility for all the MM S'J? TijtWR-t familv. Get (literature W. V.-WSir now. 1 l i,w.o,. j ViA s ' Coast League Yesterday (ll- tlio AwiirUiU'll IresR.) it. II Portland 3 11 Sacramento 7 7 Otycarellu. Walters. Tonilin and Woodr.il; Vinci and Harris. Seattle Oakland Kill Ho, 1-amansk! and Uteinecke Uorrennl: Kasich. Joiner, Cl'ilH head and l.ombnnll. lion Amrele,s llollvwoorl 6 Haecht, t.'lltt nnd Sandheru; Wet zel. Shellenliaek r.nd Bassler. H. San I'ra nelsco ' 1 1 .Missions - : x 16 .lacohs. Dnvin ami Iteed: Krausc and Hoffman. I'orllaiiil Team Wills. S.M.KM. Ore., Am,-. HI. '1 1 h rorllaiul (iyro Cants he'eame the American ly-Kion Junior liaseliall champions of the state here l il diiy. afternoon when . the defeated the Sllverton I'llhs. 5 to 2. Schw.lli pitched excellent hall for the los ers, mriklni; out 12 opponents. Ills support failed him at crucial times, however. ' Canadian Pacific W.H.DIAi:CN Center, FAH'R DtPf. AMtRKAtl IKSK hlUC. lolV 'I'ln-s NiNir liss. OKAS'TS TASS. Ore.. Aue 10 -Kalmers- were disp.itched to. day to flttht il fire tnenaciiiK for ests near Amiess on the omhe .,',i,nl ih, winter nieetlni; of the llV.er. the SI"ktoli office i epoi i, a (nil,ir leamies will lx itltnoet n tod. iv. Two fires In the lite cieeli ' tnterestiuir ns the next serli he d strict were repot ltd. completely I t-en the Olnclnnatl lied) and the under control. I Chlcmo Cubi. TAiti.K ItOt'K. Auk. 1" ISi-eclal) fhancy Harper. I vear-old youth, saved two children i from drowning In ltomie llivei smith of the Wilson ranch Thurs day internoon It became known today. , Utile llwlKht Wilson, eisht-eni'-old lad went out beyond bis depth anil was heliiK rapidly carl-led down by the swIiIIiib water;, in a back tow when V'.va Hart, a 12-vear-old miss, rushed to his rescue, only to herself become victim of the same sw.ft current. Their cries for help brought : Chancy Harper, who luckily w near the scene. He jumped t their rescue, and after it har-l ; strtlKKle. succeeded In ((etllnu- thej children sepcrated and to n plate! of safely, where after a resi the;. ; fully recovered. .Mr. Henstey of S:ims alley and f formerly of this place, lias bomiht ; one of the rive acre tracts to Ihe Tuttle suh-dlv sion and will bulbil a home there Ibis fail - j lteiorts from f.irmers. who have: finished their thicshpfl, here, show-1 that In nearly all eases ihc yield j tell way balow expectations. I , 1 ,t ' i '' 1 M Wlws 1 10 lii- I ll take your, cat; y si r " "It Is Cool in San Francisco" o parkinn troubles exist at The Mir.x. SJ The dminnan takes you rear when vou irrn e and places it in a pange connected with the I Intel. Just hand him your key as you leave the car that's all. Located in the heart of the City near everything. I? Service,Qiialit)Hospitality- 7MAWA HOTEL A 5A! FRANCISCO.