ROSS LIFT
MANCHURIA
WAR CLOUD
Eleventh Hour Acceptance!
of.X h i n e se Proposals
Avert Crisis in Railway
1 Seizure Situation Ges
; ' ture Hailed As Real De
j' sire for Peace Some
, ' Suspicion Noted.
i mohcowv .auk. y i . ah
Immediate dancer of war between
H (i v i e t Russia unci nationalist
China in consequence (if seizure of
tho Chinese Kastorn railway which
has gravely menaced pea t o in tho
Orient slnc early July, appeared
rtnuved today with acceptance, by
HUNHia of Chinese, proposals fur
HoUlcment uf all mattorH in con
troversy. I,, A foPlliiff of optimism hero ro
placed the; undisguised anxiety ami
f p prehension which the govern
ment and people of , Russia have
manifested for tint past two
months. There was rejoicing that
the principles of conciliation nnd
diplomatic approaches embodied
In the Rellogg renunciation of war
uwot, to which both Russia nnd
China, are. signatories, had seem
ingly triumphed over tho mcl'iody
VI armed force.
In floin. qunrtiTH there Ik a dis
position to accept Nanking's latent
proposals with a certain amount
gf reserve.
Tlilu Innilnni'V lu a t ( vIIlii I ..,1 In
tin. alicecd falluro of (ho Mm
government to abide by Its prevt
yufl promises to settle the conflict.
.SKA IIOHKOH Jll.KTi:U
- (Continued from I'(ie une.)
U'udo wan finally, picked up i'V
a-, life-boat. 'nl ariivlni; ot tho
onpTBency . hospital h' HV. was
f j ii nd ta have several cracked rjba
tnd ' possible! Interna) Injuries.
" A story of an heroic sacrifi'?',
,pt a 0ri,lhor'H life' for his sinter,
Wan' tvtd by Mist it use Itulfo, n
pi'iietleln attorney of Mexico Cltv,
Iter brother. h told officers.
iJinrtl5' ,j lifter the crash, clasped
(tin, life-belt around her.
Miss UiUfo, wltli Injuries which
physicians say may possibly prov
fatal, today mourned the Wish of
her .brother, who wnt down wlrh.
tho ship
Fals Twill litt.
Alex Cuw(i u survivor, IuouhIiV
to . lion by the cutter. Hhawnee. 1
pah ho had lost his falsu teeth in
tlut .excitement. n paid
fur them Just be foro sallinir. lie,
told officers. Am the doomed Hun!
Juan dove, It carried Cowle witu
It. Ho was pulled down, and
then blown hluh In the air as .the
liu) era burst, and with the suddni
j-iso .nvhleh probably saved hit
life, nwiiy went h's prized feth.
t 'lifford T. . Paulson. 2'2. chief
radio', operator of the San Juuti,
toid how he stuck to bis trans
inltler, sendlntr rtlslresM calm, until
the water swtdWd up about- him.
if ' A' second lalr the water was
over my lieud." he said. 'Then 1
tried to fl(iht my way to I he door.
0'ho radio room wns eomplcl'dy
flooded and I w.im vvapi"'L
na'ly- J' pulled mysidf to tho door
and prabbed the top In Mil mun
ftr I wa able to pull myself out.
Onc I was fre from the room, 1
riisr to (he surface l.kc a cork."
v' Robert WliiMon, IM, of Los Art
geleM, walked into the Hun V'r.m
clyco offices of the company Ope
ra ttnir the San limn and d'-1
mand-d n refund of tho -cost of
his ticket. That was his first at
after (Mopplnj? ashore from the
Uodd, wbhb plfk 'il bin. up.
I km I SeawtMlMy,
Federal officers bTi- d"elan'
the Han Joan had b'-cn a
'vJrthy boat, despite bur ai;t'-
Only two bodies luil tiecn i"-'
covered up to lb s mornlnn. T'1'
inWisl iiiiwrij "i-ulter Shawnee h
utO' the h-ifllcs of two wonn'n.
tVlliMMcd, ex-ept for the Initlil.-i
'.T. L. (M.',' n a rim? on the baud
f one.
They wcro shouting, cryli
itntx for -life prefer vr " Mild
C.fii-KO I!,1 llotiKhton, 1as Amreh't'
b.'siner ' man. "Hume wrc p.'uv
jn'f. Holne .were ttwea' l'i'. There
4vpst hrtViJ been loH of p.t"iinp
in thtS water,' btcaUHc ! could hear
(liiany . screams. Tln n it b-e.ime
lion tli lv Ml til. A thousand thtiiK't
rah thi'ouKh my mind. I mu.'t
hove lived- an 'cteVnlty, tit six or
ni'Vun' minute. It reminded me of
PaiitA'H Infiirno."1 1
Mother F'ixe Kn.
lfThaps the. most eMraurdinary
evoue was that of li-year-old tlol
Vn ,'lfer. When the erush eainc
his hiother, Mrs, Mafjorle IMfer
of Los Amtelcs, ran out on deck,
wirrylnicr ' 1im. She -saw the hlfi
how of the oil unker loirled in
the side of the Han Juan. Hh
toMsciJ lief om iiV to the deck nf
tliii IHiik. r HPi.l ll.on vnt down
WVn HIP PHU JUMii. i.mn- i'".r
rodo safely Into Han Ftamhco on
.... . . .. .. t II t t ..111..
the tanker,
Sld Cicorge lla'nes, steward
tliu-Han Juan: "The ehiei ofti
slaved oh until the lal. He turn
ed to ine and said, 'You fool.
Jump! I Jumped. I was one or
the first picked up"
I.. H. Hcately of Manila do
hcrlbert the scene as "Terlble.
I heard women crying and shriek
Imr for'honU to come, ivopte
Hero1 (Mlhirtnff lo boxes, T held
tmfo' large tool box until mm
fcued " - ' t
About tho hour of the 'niang if
the HaTi Juiiti. UK-winter wtrl.- the
HuniboMt,' mmtned flshlnR tarK
111 HunRC L'lirUnru chuhhel.
List of Missing
HA N FltANCJSCO. Auu. 31. JP)
The following were Hated hh hiIsm
Ing today In lite wreck uf the
atcamcr Kan .(uiin:
I'AHM'DKCrH
WJIUh Barton
Vera Hell
: Mm. V. S. Irotvn, Oakland, fa I.
I l.olila Hniris
i Jone Ciizarea
Harry t'olvln, Portland, Ore.
j It. A. DnviM
J. c. Kdeler. Mnryavilln, Calif,
j Mm. John Kley, Atinhelin, Calif.
jOlual.and Haved).
Fred Knfflund
Mrs. II. L. Field
'.
Mrs. Josephine Foley
Mrs. K. Fra?.or 1
V. Fuehs, San Francisco.
Mr. Golilfri.
Mrs, Theodora C'ransledt, Moun
tain View, t'al".
O. (. Hansen.
Mrs. Martin Hanson
lOrlc Hanson, 4, her son.
Mr. Hill
A. t. llillbrand
Mrs. J. flu Kendall, Sierra Madre,
culif. .
A. 1'. MacNVIH.
J5. IJ. Marshall, Loh Angeles,
retired view president Theobald
Openhelnier Clear Co., Rhiladel
phla. I'a.
Mrn. Kllzabeth M. Mason, Kngle
wood, Calif. . -
: Mnrtlia Mason, 7, her daughter.
M. Matthes
R. It. Atenner
Mrs. I.. II. Mohler
.fullUM More
J". M. Moses, manager Rutlcr
! Brothers, Sa n Francisco.
Ucorgo Novitrni, los Antfeles.
.T f ill tl Olson, Han Jose.
M I'm. Olson, IiIh wife,
Miss IlPlen Olson, their daughter
Mrs. Marjnric IMfer, hos An
BpIpm, J. Rulfo, Mexico City, Han Kran-
I. H. Hanehoz
IphIIp Hahury 1
Mis. V. Scitz
Mrs. Clara .S. Hhepard
MIhs Betty Kiimnons, Kan Fran
clseo. Miss y, K. HIater, San lraneineo
I'aul Warner, Los Angeles;
,ori"l''"'i sludc-nt.-
Max U llkes.
C'ivw
M. Apple, assistant enwincer.
Captain A. Aspiund, comnian
dcr of the Han Juan, Han Francisco
11. lieHrdsley, sranion.
W'lllinni Rlalr. to-aman.
It. Uolmn, seaman
Jack Cleveland, purser
OHorifc Constat) tine, seaman.
1L iJawcs, raillo ojicrator
Jamas Dougherty, tieaman.
1.u)iald flilrs,' 2S. seamun.
A. (oiizaliH, seaman
; .1. Oon.(iles, Heamau,'
' 1'etc llawley, seaman.
John Ileitdorson, seaman
Krnest KnlKlit, Henmnn
J. Ki'oinanti, seaman
lCmest 1-nnc. seaman
Jnhn Lewis, assistant eiiKineer
F. A, LIit, seaman
K, L. Lynn, aeaman
I. Murphy, seaman
.lames Naughtom oiler, and
cousin of his namesnki', Kan Juan's
i hioi" enulneor who was rescued
(ieoi'Kc S'atls, seaman
CcorKC W'hltcumb, seaman.
WHh tho stage set ami th
program completed, all of Jack-
sen county Ik looking forward t
tht bit? labor day picnic to br
held at tho Flka' picnic ground;
Monday, Is'glnnhiK at 10 o'clock,
Committees, both from the chain
her of commerce and the variou
granges throughout the valley hav
been working strenuously the past
week to get the pre I miliary fin
ishing Unit lies rounded into shape.
Many organizations will attend
this t-icnb: in a body, and a num
ber of private picnic parties plan
ned for the day are being trans
ferred to the Kilts' picnic grounds,
where the local chamber of com
merce w.ll play host to the extent
of furnishing. Ice cream, coffee.
crciim. sugar and orangeade f i
to all.
Th. program will start off with
the boy' baseball tfame at 10:30.
this being a lively contest between
lho city ami country boys. From
11! oMoclt to 1;30. lunch will be
(erved. while the Kilts band fur
nishes a m ppy concert under th"
i direction of F. Wilson Watte.
At two o'clock another sport;
program under the direction of
Larry Hctiadc, chairman of the
spurt! eommittec. This , w 111 In
clude a boys' race, with entrant.,
sit under- Kfc years; a rvW neot
w Ith the Mime age limit : n hoV
a ml girls' race, with entrants be
tween the age of 'i and Iti years
'I here will be n hilarious potato
rae for the boys ami another for
the girls.
V h 1 t h e you n gc r ge n e ra t i o n
gets Its breath, there will be a
menV five for all race, and a
ladle.v nail driving content ; a pie
riitlliu ('tiilei.t' a t utiriiielnti run
,.r,.i,,.r ,.. wi,lillii . on.
1 -
lest.
A f'er this v III come the much
anticipated championship tog-o'
fVilf bctu0l M(Mford
and the
Jsekson county granges across a
Mies m of wslcr. Kitten ball will
follow brtweM Mityitr Rlpes' nil
slur vs,' J udge Sparrow's rhuni-
pltmt. with Sheriff JcnulugH
Umpire. tifflclwln mi the Hpor'i
program v ill bo Karle IHVt!. an
poutuer: Jerry Jerome, starter
Mayor I'ipcs, J udgc Sparrow and
C. A. Hwlgart. Judges.
Cauli pi ires will be offwrcd for
all events.
HetnlnR unlmon food tor iMtit
(KXes Is iierniltted In om areB
ot the I'wk liilct region, Alunkn.
COUNTY PICNIC
OPENS MONDAY
ELKS GROUNDS
MEDFOftD MAIL
KEATING WINS BRUINS SUFFER
NATATOR FEUDFOURTH DEFEAT
LAKE ONTARIO OF BUG SERIES
Victory of New Yorker Re
futes Charge By German
' That Keating Was Towed
in Former Race Only
Six Finish Grind.
TORONTO. Out., Auk. 3L Mj
Cnno,ueror of Lake Ontario's ley
waters and of rivals as well.
Edward F. KeatliiK of New York
was sat sfled today, for bo had
evened an old score with KnK'Ht
Vlerkoettpr, (iernian baker( now
HvfiiK In Toronto.
Viet wry in the fourth annual
WriKtey 1'i-rolle swlimnln mara
t hon here yesterday netted Keat
ing a cash award of 2R,00, but
be seemed to take more sat isfac
tion out of the fact that ho had
forced Vlerkoettcr to be content
with second place and $000.
There has, been bad fpplhiK
tween Keatlpff and Vlerkoettcr
ever since 1927, wIkii the tiennan
chhrBed Keating had been "towed"'
by his escorthiH boat in the Laic;
OeorKe swim that year.
Keatinw's first nuesUon as he
clambered out of the water at.
the end of jester day's 1 & -mile
grind was:
. "Where is Vlerkoettcr?"
Assured that the (iermau wuh
far behind, K'pat'ntr smiled. Jiter
ho expressed the hope that Vlcr
koetter would "apoloKle for what
lie said about the Luke George
swim."
KeatiiiB. fwlmminff the 15 miles
in 8 hours. IB minutes, sec
onds, finished about 510 yards
ahead of Vlerkoettcr. Always in
a eonlcndftiK position. Keatinx
swept into the lead on the seventh
lap. , pnsslmr Norman I toss, of
Chfon with three-quarters of
that lap' completed. After that he
was in no danKcr. At the time
he took the lend he was 600
yards In front of Vlerkoeilcr, who
held third place, ami the Oer
man's best efforts from then on
to 'the finish could narrow tlu'
cap hy only n hundred yards.
Ross, who weakened badly in the
closing stages of the race, fin
ished Ih'rtl to win prize nmnev
of $2000. Izador Sponder, Id
year -old boy from I'orl Colhorne,
(Jtit.. . won lirdM) for finishing
fourth. Mendell r.unlilt, of To
ronto, was fifth and won $1000.
Sixth place and $500 wont to My
ron Clx. of Von Ice, Calif.
These were the only finishers in
a field 'of 2;tS.
Zeppelin Medals
to Commemorate
Girdling of Globe
IlKRLLN. Aug. 31. fl'
The I'russl.wi mint will strike
4 commemorative medals fur the "J
Oraf Zeppelin's 'round - the-
world flight, which will be
executed In bronze, silver and
4 K"bl pieces with prices rang- v
Ing from three marks to a
bund red mni ks (7- cents to
$'Jt).
The ikslgn of the well
known sculptor Oscar tHoeek
ler ha;t been accepted for the
medal. The obverse tdc show
the profiles of Count Zeppelin
as Inventor, Mr. Hugo Keken
er as mwlgator and Ludwig
Murrr as chief constructor in
the high spots of the Zeppe
lin history.
FALL IN NEW YORK
SYRACCSU, N. Y.. Aug. 3I.-JVI
Jim Mavis of the I ml tan Motor
cycle factory team, shattered the
world's records in the five and I ."
mile open mi I Jo tin I eb nii"nhlt
here today at the New York state
tatr grounds. He whn forced out
of the SO mile
ent which was
won by Curly Fredericks of the
staioe team in I ; ;ti'.
Davis added a third world's
eorii to his list when he won the
2 5 mile event In 1 9; S ; I tl. The
t line ol IiIm f tvo mile run w as
3: 17:1;' while his time for 15 mile
run was 1 1 : 3"i.
t'OI.(iKAIH) Sl'KINCS. lob,.
Auk. .1 1 .- M'i New Orl.ans, wl"i
a bov s" team ila ln n tnanV Kanie
of baseball. Won the il ll-u e.sl ern
cbanitdonsbin of the American I.e.
Klon Junior tournament here yc--terdav'.
no"1iiK out Portland, ore.,
tt to &. lialn held lii the jtanie
twlot.
Ynclit lluni.
NKW VOKK, Auk. al.- l'V, The
li'tt loot tuixlllary HCllooner yacht
Abucena owned bv Nttwy llullev'
of li.t.vtonn llcach. l'la., und which
had Just iut In here at the end of
a world cruise to lie overhauled
tank In Louk lsiitnd t.onnd vtf I'lty
Island thit. nfternooll after aiie hud
h.rt vtitted by n ftri erf Undetrr.
mined origin. the wa;. valued at
f l.e.l.i-e.
TTimUyE, MEDFORT),
Cruel Corsairs .Continue to
Crumble Cub Lead Bush
No Mystery in Pirates'
Batting Orgy Klein Gets
34th Homer
Hy William J. Chipmaii.
Associated Press .Sports Writer.
Tho Cubs almost certainly will
become champions of the. National
league within the next mouth, but
they never can lie champions of
the Pirates of 1 ! a The Pirates
attended to this sum II detail in
Person at For ben Field yesterday
when ihey took Mr. C-uy Hush
and the Itrulns by the convincing
score of U. to 0 for the mil Pitts
burg victory over Chicago this
season and the fourth in three
days, The Cubs have won only
eight games from the Huecaneers,
with two more to go, one today
in Pittsburg and one on the final
day of the season in Chicago. -
Hurleigh Crimes was groomed
to meet Khpriff Fred M'.ake tills
afterniSon in the final gamo of the
current series, whlchthe Cubs
looked upon so I'fchtly, Four
Htrafgut Pittsburgh victories have
reduced tho Chicago lead only
from 14 Vs games to lo'.i. but an
other success for the arms of
Mreyfuss today would give Joe
McCarthy good reason to worry.,
It seems Impossible that such a
lead could be blown, but the moral
effect of a fifth straight revets..'
upon the Cubs might leave them
easy prey for succeeding foes.
The melee at Forbes field yes
terday ninrked the fourth defeat
of the season for Guy Bush, for
whom the Plratea impertinently,
refused to show any respect what-i
ever. .
Cnowed by Hush's 18 victories,
tho cruel Corsairs Hssured him as
early as the fourth Inning that
ho would have to wait for his
llith. Hy that time. Hush had'
been driven to cover by a bar
rage of 10 hits and eight earned
runs, and Art Nehf had conic out
to absorb the rpst of the beating,
which totaled 2 1 safeties.
Carl Mubbell got a bad break
when u fumble by Travis Jack
son in the 10th inning at Khbets
field caused him to drop a 2 to 1
decision to Da'zy Vnnee. and the
Robins, but then, the Giants were
fortunate In a way that the 10th
Inning was played at all. They
got on'y four hits off the Pnzzler,
but uno of these was a drive by
Fred lyefich to the top of th.'
right field wall.
Chuck Klein's .1 Itli homo run
sent him into the National league
lead over Hack Wilson and Melvin
iit, ami incident ally helped th"
Phillies down t ho Hraves by ! to
r at Huston. St. Louis and Cin
cinnati were not scheduled.
With the western club enjoying
an open date and with the;
Yankees and the Senators rained
out, the Athletics and the Red
x had the American league to
themselves. The Macks celebrate ! j
l'v permitting .lack Russell to hold
them to seven blows as the hustl-1
ng Itoslonese picked up 10 off j
the Messrs Karnshaw and Rommel
to win ii close game by 4 to 2.
Baseball Scores
American
NKW YORK. Aug. 31 tVt Ha he
Ruth Increased his home run mar
gin by smashing out his Ihirty
oighth of Hie season in the first
a tinning of the second i ankce-
Washington game here today. Two
mates were on base and Hob
Rurke was In Hie box when Ruth's
blow fell. The H.ibe recently
reached Rurke for a homer V.i
the bilges filled.
With SavUlge In the box in the
eighth, Ruth hit his second home
run of the game and his t'lh ty
nlnth of the season. Lyn Lary was
i on base.
It. 11.
0 I
L
Washington
New York
Hraxton, ll.ulley
Wells and Htckey.
Second game;
Washington .
R. II
:t ii
13 17
' New York
Rurke. Savtdge ami Rllel; SI
Mid I lie key, Hengoiigh.
It. II. K,
. I a . ;i
: y i
Sew ell: MeKain.
ili'M'land . .
I'hleaKo . .
r. rrell iiii.I L.
Adltlnn and 1'eri
li. i:
liordun
i i :
l'hila,lel,bia I I '.'
Ulltnnc Canlwell and llevlni;:
tir.ive und (.'oehrane.
N.ill.illill.
i:
v.
( 'Ili. aKO' 1 .. . i. .
I ittsburK in I
ltuttcrlox: lioot. Malotir. ltusii
and Taylor. t:oH7rtlert. Schlllte.
SwrrVnlo, tirltllca and llarureavcs
U.
II. I'..
I'hlbi,l,l,bla I '.i I
Itoston a II 0
Huttcrles-: I'hle. llalley and I.e.
rain. lnvls; Sln'th and Spobrer.
t iow dy.
li.
II.
i:
New 'ork
Itrookij n
ItaltrrliH:
I'llr-slintnons,
and llouan: I'lnrk and IMclnlcli.
St. I .nils
'Inelnnntl s',s -r - . ...f it-!
IliXerlml: .lohntlon and Wllwn:
ISlMy. K"li and Siikefolth. (looch
OftEfiOy:. SATTTvDAY.
BOBBY JONES
1 ' vCI'r
fa x f A ff !
Bobby Jones driving at the start of a nine-hole practice round
at Lakeside country club, Los Angeles, preparatory to defending h.s
amateur title at Pebble Beach next month.
DUCKS RECLAIIVI
PENNANT LEAD
IN SWAHEST
Portlanders Nick Five Angel
, Hurlers for 17 Hits
' Final Count 12 to 7
Great Mails Goes to
Showers in Seattle.
(Hy the Associated Pres.)
" The Portland Ducks, foremost
co n t e n d e rs these last f e w w e e k s
for the second half pennant of the
l!i'!)' Veason. once more claimed
the Pacific Coast league lead to
day, with a full game margin uvev
the second place Los Angeles An
gels, their rivals this week.
The bat tie the ducks: won yes
terday from the Angels was a slug
ging -mulch from start to finish.
PorHand bagged 17 hits and won
by a .score of I- to 7. The Angel,
used five hurlers, and the Ducks j
two. The northern team smashc 1 '
out a (i to 1 lead In the first in-l
ning off Harfoot i nd Plitt, batter-
ing out two more in the second, j
but the Angels pared down the lead
to three by the sixth inning.
Holly Wood hit Sacramento'.' I
pitchers hard, but the Senators!
came back stronger and won a 1 u '
to !i victory. It was a free for
all slu.' Test at Wrlgley field. Los
Angeles.
San Fra ucisco's Se.-iN took a 7
to 4 win from the Indians at Se
attle, with Curt Da vis doing t he
mound honor in the f ina I I ra me ,
after the great Mails had failed to
Stop the northerners with a si-ven-run
b-ad. Mails' first trouble came
in the eighth inning, when he was
hit for four tallies. Skipper Wil
liams yanked him when t he first
two Indians up in the ninth bin-!
gled to Ket on basei.
Oak la nd nosed uut t he Missions
In a tight game at Recreation
park. .' to a. The O; ks reached
licuther for hillics in the sixth and
seventh frames, alt hough the vet -ern
left - ha mice ns stingy wii h
his hits. He alowi,f six hit, one
a home-run by Fenton..
Coast League
Yesterday
Ily the
Los Aimel''!
Tortland
liallerles:
t'hlld. , Cm
,1 l'l
li.
II.
lo
1 7
I'et
IS
l'lltt.
II anil Sandbcrs:
octnmn. v'asiarella and Toniltn.
It.
K.
San Kntllclsei
Scnltlo'. I
lltiltcrles;: Malls llavls and lla
w'orth; IMpKia. Itlevlns. l-'ls' li an-t
liorreani.
, i:. ii. :.
tinklaml "J It tl
MKsloni '. a S 1
ltaiterles: t'raulicad and l.oin
bardl; lU'iithcr and i;rciu-l.
K.
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11.
i:
ranienlo ... la 11 .'
llollo,,,l . la l
Itattcrles: t'ano. I'h nn. I'.l'lick
and Koehler, Harris; llulvcy. Mar
ly, Kinney and Sev, rcld.
Tiiiii:.i'i:Ns ixi Tii: ,i:r ri-
(CotUltiued from Pai;o One.)
and laO.oiui cubic del of hydro
Ken. Another woman on the passen
ser lisl for the lri home Is Mrs.
rhurles II. I'ark.r. u( t'leveland.
n-tdow of lr. H. Purker. stir.
K,on and member of the faeult:-'
of Western llcserve unlv etity.
ArfiT'ST 31. 1020.
IN CALIFORNIA
STANDINGS
OF THE
CLUBS,
I ly tjie Associated
Coast LiUK ue.
V.
i Portland IU
Los Angeles V.'j
, Hollywood ;t."
.Mission I
San Francisco t'l
Oakland 'H
Sacramento -"I
Seattle ICi
PC.
.() a
National League.
W.
Chicago N-
I'tttshiiru 71
New York l"
St. Lou's tiO
P.rooklyn ""
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Oregon Wealhcr.
CnsPttlcd tonight and Sunday,!
becoming fair with rising temper.!- !
ture in the interior of the west !
portion Sunday. Showers and tliun- j
dersiorms In the mountains of the !
cast port Ion : cooler in east pn.- ;
lion. Moderate, variable winds, be- j
coming north westci-ly. on the ctast, '
Hopkins Lateral Water Users
Vote Sept. 4th
'Investigations hy your eonunittee show that hy voting to
form an irrigation tlislriet ISeineniher -Ith, we 'can' eut the
uiaiulenaufe from .fli.oO iter acre lo not to exceed :,.50 to
4.ttii j:er acre,
We have
evi
rvthi
Cut Your Maintenance
Colling place for those west of Hear C,Vck: Hanlev denot,
north ot Howard school. ' 1
J'olling place Tor th.,se east of IJ,.,,,. (lwk: Urooklmrst
orchard on ( rater Lake llighwav,
VKTOIJ ni'USKLL,
MIKK IIANI.KV
DOXACI) S. CLAl.'K
h'OSS KLINK
I'K'ANK K. UPTON
hMIX II. CAKKFX.
Coininittee,
IJONES STEALS
SPOTLIGHT AT
! PEBBLE BEACH
.... i rti:
i Georgia Golt wizara ui
maxes Practice for Tour
ney With Five-Stroke
Betterment of Par Put
ting Aid to Birdies.
Ily Alan .f. (iould,
AKSoi-inied f'rt-SH Spurts Kdilor.
l)i:i. MONTH, Alli. 31. W)
Aluriica cir Kncland. New Vork or
Calilcii-Tila it's all tho sunt to
llolihy J.nn'.s.
Tho iv, 'II known alumnus of
(l,',,rula Tfi'li. aci'inlnnly '"'lit upon
oausinu' niorc disturlian,
ill the
unliliMi wost than thr
whole Tech
,1,'Von did last .Wiv
th.' m-ldlron. has air
rcliparsa Is for tho
Year's day
;ady stolen the
national ama
teur iiti ehanipionsnip. ue
destined to steal the main show,
that begins Monday.
The four-time American ama
teur king und three-time op-n
champion brought his practice
week to a climax yesterday on the
Pebble Reach course with scintil-
lat in g 7. bea t ing pa r by f i v
strokes ami bis own course recor
by three shots.
lu suduing the widely hallyhoued
terrors of this famous course, with)
hasms and elif ts. it bunkers
and its fairways s-kirting the spark
j ling ocean blue, Jones hit one of
Nothing in particular was at stake
beyond the battle between the
i world's greatest golfer and the
I formidable layout that previously j
had resisted all attempts to crack;
70. Jones had already weakened
its endurance, perhaps, by scorim:
that figure three days ago. Yes
terday he landed the knockout.
IiKcrcM Is Keen.
The coming of Jones, along wlt'i
the first amateur title tournament
evr h-'ld on the Pacific const, ban
.hh:i i I
.I vi ; 1
.jot! 1
arrive and places it in i garage connected with
the Hotel. Just hand him your key as you leave
the car that's all. Located in die heart of the
City near everything.
I j Service, Qualify, Hospitality-
(TbeMANX HOTEL
SAN FRANCISCO
i
savintr all ot us hundreds ol'
iin,i' to gain and nothing
i aroused uri'ater Inlorotit than uuv
1 previous sportiriK ovont In tin- s,,.
; ,1,'d state's history. The experts
I all ndmlt Uil. All that was nee.i. .
!,',! to satisfy tho most eonscrvn.
live or fkeptlcal, waH for Junes t.)
: play the round ho did yestorl;ly.
Th,' jjallery of fully 1.U0U also api
! pea red to he wllllnir tn crown h:
kirn; aualn on the spot.
A few of the salient features oj
tlijs round Illustrated the pa,..
:. Lines struck. His only inHak,.H
; were on the sreond hole, where h
i look two shots in a trap, nnd u
Hie third, where he required thiv.o'
putts to get, down, Thereafte.'.,
' .me or the u-reales't VxhlMilons of,
liniltins lie has ever itiven with hu
I celebrated club, "Calamity Jane.'"
I Uelpetl him to has seven birdies
! score nine successive holes In 2s.
'anil cover the treacherous incoie
! inn nine holes in 32. four untied
par. uoooj inisse,. ,. seven-loot
putt on the home. reen for a
after beltlni; two wonderful vvo,r
shots along the Ov)ean s border t,i
i within ten y(ds 6f.,thc O-lO-ynrd!
-ri'cn. T
The effect uf Jones' ureat rounl
was-to widen today the k-'ip sejii.
fatiiif; the champion from the rest
of the field. There have been some
other fine performances In pnr...
i,e. (leoi'L-e Von Kim, I'hilllps Fin
lay, the former Harvard star noiv
representini; California: (leoi-ye
Voisht of New Vork and two of
Oregon's best. Dr. C. F. Wlllin
ind Don Moe. the western chum
pion. All have scores aruuiul 71
to 7.1.
nii.;v WtlKR. Norway. (Spe-
(-ial.) Workmen, digging for the
foundation ' of a new business
' structure here, made a find lie-
lieved to be of great historic im
portance. When but two feet he-
Hi tiie surface they unearthed a
. number of swears., swords and
, luiives which appeared to be of
ancient origin
Expert! who viewed the find
expressed the belief that the work
men had uncovered an ancient
Nurse grave and that the weapons,
a pparently more than a thousand
years old, had been buried with a
warrior chieftain. The objects
have been forwarded to the Uni
versity of Oslo for further exami
nation. take
your, can
si r "
"It Is Cool in
San Francisco"
parking troubles exist at The Manx,
'he doorman takes you r car when you
dollars each vear
to lose.