Medford mail tribune., September 03, 1929, Image 1

.-. Medford Mail TribitV m '
The Weather
Fulr tonight mid Wedncdav.
Warmer tMliMMlay,
Temperature!
Hit: I km Yesterday Hd
Iowim tills morning :t
Ptiiy Ttteutr-fourtb lr
MEDFOUD, OUKCOX. Tl'KSlAY. SKITKMI'.KU ::. 1L'!).
Nc Hil.
Today INCREASE
By Arthur Brisbane j III 111 nil H
China Means It.
A Doctor of Dialect
1Man Milks 3 Cows at
Once.
lot a Noble Experiment.
(Copyright by King Features
BynUlcule, Inc.)
China says: "We sliall .stanii
out Russian riiniiiiiiiiisin," and
moans it.
t Y i m r Chinese eomiiiimists
jihmned fur ycstei-chiy a eele-In-aliim
of the " Intonwilional
yo:st li movement " il" eommiiii
isls. : Five ynunt.' cnnimunists, all
in llicii' teens, wci'e imvsleil in
Shanghai anil sliol, to ilisenur-
fllTI" UlllCl'S.
This will caiisi- exrilemenl
and ilcinoiist i-atiiins in Itnssia.
4
I . 1'. A.. hiirirest (n'l'inan
niin intr pictniv eiuieern, inaki's
' i m II-i.-c-' ' tclil. r.., in unit i
tHi.'lisli text. A " clnc-1 ! of dia
led" is hired to injecl "Amer
iean.sms" fur litis euunlry.
j When the Uritish film says
''liimnie. lass" I he A nicriean
.film will say "Swell lialiy."
The work of that doctor will
lie interest inu'.
The Department of Au'iiciil
lure farm at Heltsviile, Md.,
experiments with a new milk-!
. . ... j In the i;rale schools a crowded J
ini; miiclime that interests far- jcondition prevailed, ihmnih the
liters. The milk, leaving the . WashlnKton and linosevolt schools
. . . hoth showed a slight ilecrcitse ovi-r i
eow, passes thron-h ll t-'ll' , peni-nK day reKislrali,.ns. j
lnl.e. onaliliiiL' the milker to' the senior hluh school cos'
see when the eow has lieen !
milled dry. It (roes direct from j
the cow to the dairy house'
throuoh n plnss tnhe, not hav
ini.' lieon toiit'hetl hy air. human
hands or anything else.
One man ean milk three cows
at once. The cows quickly
e;mi to walk Ml ;itnl OUt t the
milkinir stalls.
This menus snvin: money,
mid cleaner milk, assnmin tluit
pipes from the milkintf stall tn
the dairy arc always sterile,
(el further in form at inn from
the Department ol" .Agriculture,
Washington, !. (
Die iialtitnore Cnlholie. He
riew publishes an interview
piven in Dublin, Irolaml, by
Archbishop (.'urley of I5alti
liit!. The archbishop disagrees
with President Hoover in bis
description of prohibition as -i
"lhible experiment."
lie "doubts the nobility of
the ' noble experiment ' and
In lds prohibit ion responsible
for disregard of law ami in
crease of crime in America."
Tltp nrcliliislioii tell
Dublin I
iicvsiimt men that, in Amer
ica, iroliiliition "lias lioconie :
lilitnl 1'asliion. a t'i-t ili. a kiml
ffontlniied on Pnire Four)
rw hi session
-'thliiir mine tn him h'
waits tinli-. H a seiilcinenl ftr
u ttr pajuiinis r Mmirlliln'
I iindrr ba-. hi!. If thcr't imp
' iiiir in noniiiT unit nti4 t H
flapp4n Mt niiit suffer fmni
tiLMuiinUi.
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SHOWN
Registration City Schools i
210 Greater Than First
Day of 1928 'Weekly
Additions Expected-
Crowded Condition in
Grade Schools Study j
Starts Tomorrow. '
Iii'nislr:ilioiis In till city schools,
iiccortllnK !o rt-jmris rccclveii liy
'iiy suiiorliit.-mleiu I
rick's uffii-e. up li -
II. 1 Id
le. ck this
iiflcrnooli. totah'il 22 1J. The tot:;l
registration for ih
last year was 2010.
opening hiy
I'his is an In
crease of I'lll.
The registration is niiorlioneil
ts follows:
School l!!2f liiJS j
Senior Hmli Bus 4TT. i
I .lunlor llinh 4 1 K 8" I
! .lackson ami :;"
: Lincoln 2S2
I Washington 'A 1 -1
320
ltooscvclt "J II S 3:io i
! Total 2220 2UHI
The enrollment will show week
j ly increases for the next six week.--,
i as the students leave their summer
J work, ami all fimires of school
) registration is iirohlenuitical until
the mid-October check-up.
8Unl-n!s n'KiMortul up io noon anil
this iit'U'iTKKMi 3fi or 40 aihlittomil
students ciU'olled.
The rKisi ration gives promt
of heiriir in cxccsm of th UiL'js ipi;
intra i ion wlien on luu-urate con: it
is iiiado.
The opening day wns ilevoted to
mukiim ready for the heinnint; i(
study periods tomorrow. There
was a preat rush of grade students
for books nnd supplies.
An assembly was held at the
nlnh setiooi this morning at nme
I
ot-iucii. 1.. M. t onkie, prnirui.il. : (.onijt i.,ns .in New York City, for
presiding. A numbrr of imnounce-1 tlo t.ult lnilll)lI.v of (rie Ucku--ments
were made concerning the u vei." valt,.y arrived here imlay,
fail term r.nd the new schedule was to iH.Kj i,: hitiors.
explained.
K. Wilson Wait, orcliestra nnd
band director: Miss Ma urine Car
roll, dean of girls, nnd Murrell
llairan, athletic coach, addressed
the assembly.
1 lagan called a meeting of foot-
nan luuiermi ioi- mis n i ie noon.
roothall suits will he dlxt llliu te.l to-
momnv anil the first practice held
Thursday afternoon.
' I
fiiH'Ac.o, sept. 3. it-i tne c
aim t ,in', ,1 nun in t.iii.iifi tic ,
,iO!( North Clark street, became ;i j
gunmrn's shooting alley early to-f
day. Ib'nry Connors, w Ihi went
into the place pistol in hand and j
hmking for trouble, f-nmd 1:. I
Connors' body, with three hulb t j
wounds, was found in a passage- '
way connecting the cn'iaret wi'.il!
ihe kitchen bar. (Mhers m:iy h:iej
I n wounded, for the bulkt luded '
j walls and shattered gl.iss told a
story of a gun fight in w hich se-1
era I peixnw took part. i
! A doen men nnd women patron-
fif the place, whbh in iither day
was a fa vol ite ha nu -out of Iioi
O' I i. in ion. were arrested f(,r (pipy
tloning. Two bullets struck Connors In,
the he;id and a third penetrate. I J
hi- wiomach. Police said It was ap
parent that Cotinors, a racketeer .
and minor politician, cnieied the
p;,o e "fhnotiiiB."
A t "oiintl of ihe first slmt-. '
police believe, several guiilien will
i . e at tables or booths in the '
r.il'. iei pii'per. rn n forward. piti'N
in hantl. When police arrive,!, j
however. they foil n. 1 only i !i -'
uaiti v.vral women patrons ,md
, rr.ertainetv. j
p.-lne barne.1 th.it Connor vi,
a f i lefol of John P.own.an who w...
: sit. a t.i death .-.nil then taken t
. IP nroiin hospital by a companion
w hi. 1 hen fled. They t-ad a th v
I lb. if I'mnvMi may have tone gun-,
! nitii; f"f I'.ou man'" l.iy.-r-.
Records Old Irish Tunes
; Drill. IN -i.r- The work of col-
'lettinir old Irisn tunes has been
siiunlifieil for t.ie Irch rolKlore
ncidy by rather I.tile Donnelan.
who has 'oane( tie o"iety 4
p!enoi;rapbic rc. rd of foil; sonqs
reo.rded bv him in retn-Me dis-
t l's of irclaiui
laud.
and Gat.lic Scot-
CHICAGO CROOK
SEEKS TROUBLE
FINDS APLENTYj
! :
SPORTY COAST
1
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I '. M ' SI
. ;
On the ro:kbsund coast of the PjcITo over the hazardous Peb'jlj Belch co: rsc. leading amateurs
of the world will sjek the golf crown ot Booby Jones Heft). Cecrfle vin Vlr-t (center) and Jesa
Sweetser (right) are former champions who vill compete. Picture shows twelfth hole at Pebble Beach.
IBlMlSH EFFOfflOSC HARVEST
i
nTMA nr nr An nrrnin&i Tninrn mil nnnnmnn
oiuuujr DtuuujrnKiDtiitw mm
Prof. Henry Hartmann Ar-
rives to Begin Labor
Marketing and Storage;
Will Be Scanned Finish;
Study Next June.
' ProfesMor Henry llai-tinani Ore
! Kon StJite t'ollege llortlellltural ex- ;
oert, tirnnteil le.-ive ol aonenee. .o
s,m.y ,,,,,. ,Mn,tiHtinK and stoiai-
Professor Hnriman in his v
sea relies will study u II angles f
pear marketing and storage, and
will take until next June to com
plete his work. The Investigation
will als.'i 111' lude the feasibility of
tablishing ripening sheds in New
Vl.,. ,.lv f,. Uosl. ,, ttu, win.
t(.,. varieties of pears, similar to
llulso U!ieiX ln tn,, llllimil irade.
The ,,j(.,.t r ,,. ,.,.,.,,.!, is t .
place the peal's on the market in
the highest state of edibility.
The work of Prof. Hartmann '
will 'dovetail' Into a federal stmlvi
of refrigerator car tempera tures, '
now underway.
Prof. Hartmann expects to
spend a week ir ten days in this
city, and a I ley. studying local
conditions, and conferring with
Prof. K. C. Itelmer of the South
ern Oregon Kxperlment station at ,
Talent. He plans lo arrive In New,
York city simultaneously with:
the arrival of the first car of Hose
pears. Prof. Hartmiinn will als-i j
be in Detroit, when the first. IUkc '
shipments rench Hint new market,1
and will instruct the distributors
there, on the best Hose sale and'
handling methods. !
Prof. Mart man w ill also mal;e I
resea r- hes In connection with the
marketing nnd storage of the win-
,..,., ... ,-,, s.
i in 1 1 ii ii nis stay nere. i 'i m .
Hart niann will i onsnlt with th" I
winter pear comtnittee. I
The work will
hanlivc and thor
half of the lor;,
lie the most ex- I
I'Ugh ever in 1
fruit Industry.
Wire Report on
the Pear Market
Ni:V VOHK, Sept. 3. (V. S. D, I
A. Today's pear auction: S Call-!
fornia cars. .1 Oregon. 4 New Voi k t
arrived: Vt California, fi other cars
unloaded; TtS ( a li I oi Tl ia, ll others i
on Hack !
California Hartb'lts. LMt.'.'IlM boxes'
best. 4 1K-4 r.'i; ordinary $:t t, r, - ,
4 .'. : common and ripe 3. 1 ;,-:t ti'i.
Oven ipe $:(.'.".-:t 7.1. avetase S.1 .. (
Hardys t IV .'i Ihi.m M 'oi-.'f.::,.
av.-rage 5.1.4 t.
D'Afljoliv: 4e.l boe,
av.iai-e v:i.4
-IM
Baseball Scores
Amciican
I Ii.
! New Vork
If.
4
, Pbit.i.lelphia lo it
I'ipgiax, Sherid. Hoyt nn Dick
r; Karnhaw and Cochrane.
It.
. 1U
if.
Wa"bini:;n 1U 1 '1
Boston Ti Hi
Marberry. Braxton and T:,
ilyiria, Cauull and IK-viny.
COURSE LURES AMATEUR STARS
!).-
IS INVASION
Drive On Palestine By Desert
Bands Broken Frenclv
Co-operating in Effort to
Maintain taw 'and Order
Aircraft Aid.
JKUl'SATJOM. Sept. 3.() Brit
ish repressive efforts huve so
broken up the invasion of Hedouiim
from Syria inlo Palestine that only
small scattered forces were said
today to he making their way
ucioss the border fur participation
in Arab-Jewish hostilities.
Information here was (hat the
Ill-inch milltaty. eo-operntillK close -
ly with Hie Kreiicb government of
mandated Syria, bad Ihe situation
well in hand. The J'Yeueh closed
ithe entire Syrian frontier and ex
i erted every effort to maintain law
'and order. The Uritish Trnas-Jor-dania
frontier has been closed
since the beginning of the trouble,
j British military aircraft cnutin
; ned their demonstrations over the
' invaiici's. showing the restless No
; madic hands of ArabK the power
of the British government, which
is prepared to strike hunt in case
further bleaches of the peuce develop-
I The principal danger of recur
ring clasl es seemed to exist in the
north wilh Hie vicinily of Saied
1 somewhat restless. One company
; of the South Slralfordshire regi
ment moved northward today to
,uid in keepiii" the peace there,
Thirty-five Jews were arrested
j In Haila and 17 In Tel Aviv on
,chargea of poHsesslnR firearms for
; defense. The high commissioner,
( Sir John Chancellor, was said to
i have refused numerous retguesls
that scores of Jews imprisoned on
charges of possession of arms be
released or to permit distribution
()f iir1)K
imong solders In colonic
in the north.
SHUTTLE PLANE
HITS HILLSIDE
PILOTS UNHURT
SA I.T BAN I-: CITV. VM, Sept. 3.
iI'j - The third transcontinental
refueling at tetni of the Boeing
mail pla to- shut I le ended against 1
the te of a mountain :y of this,
city this foienoon when ti stopprn:
in the ga line furred Captnln It. I
c. K.ilar atul Bi'-titeiumt Bernard
Thooip-on to land.
Nepher pilot was injured nnd
t lo- da m.'.ge to the plane. con -
inu of a broken wheel ;,nd wing-,
yn be repaii'-d, Cuptain Kiik -r '
H.'lld.
The two men walk
nearest road and hall
I to the
I a p:isir.g
auioiriobile, which brought thetn i ,
Salt Bake shririly after noon. j
"We were going fine im j la A
nigh'," Captain Kak'T. who
left New Vmk at 'i:'("' ;.. m.
Oreqon Weather
Fair ionlt'ht and Wednesday
warmer in t he interior Wednc
day. (leiitle non Ip-i ly wt.nis
tht cuaat.
on
iti ;.iltl t'rena I'UoXO
OPENED T
Picking On Light Soil
Ranches First of Season
Reimer Advises Con
sult County Agent Bart
lett Movement Heavy
IMeking of Hoses the first of
the reason started today, and the
11 n n;i clo Pat king company, began
operations- on this varieties.
The Hoses were pn-ked on light
soil oivhards, and Is Hot genei -d
throughout the valley. The Hlnck
Oak orchard, Albert Hurch, picked
I ,!o ")" '"' " w" 'Xieeted
I on the .slater Johnson orchard, in
I Ihe Antelope district.
I Pi elimimi i y to a staietm nt.( to
j be issued, Prof. K. C. lie Oner of
1 Ihe Southern Oregon Kx perl men t
! station advised that Hose growers
consult the county agents anent
i pressure tests, etc., before pick-
ing-
i Prof. Heimer said that some of
I the Hoses would be ready tu pick
, soon, and some orchards, not
ready for a week or Hi days.
The movement of Hart left pears
1 to the Willamette valley and CaM-
lorn a canneries continue heavy,
i 'I he peak of the Hurt let t crop
' will be reached within the next
j I a days.
According to Haymond It. lleter,
j nrtnager of the Pinnacle Packing
company, there are between 1!U0
and LTiO cars of Hnrttetts in local
storage, and will be released to
eastern markets, within the ne.xt
Jtt or :io days. The total Hitrt
lett shipments for the season will
aggregate, about ti.Vi cars. Bn rt-h-i
ts lire now le-ing shipped nt
the rate of r0 cars a day.
a uixl.I ,1 a;-.. I. i..
s I gon an printed today, from New
i Voi k city, says that the prospects
j for Oregon and Washington Hart
; N il- were bright wilh a heavv
; demand, and the Vallloinia shtp
' uteris about over.
The first cheeks for can tier v
j hipinenis of Hn ri let ts were i e
j reived by growers over the week
end. I
BKVKBAND. ohb s-pi.
Badv Alary Heath! Irirdi via-
1 1 1 y . iiiJore in a test landing here
'I'h in -day dor hit: t he nat lonal air
i a- -. has improved chances of
1 1 . . ery. but Ho prohn bl lily i
i hat --he never w ill f l a plane
a nat n. her phsb i.ins said tod a v.
Hady Mary. Yy inuuished for IpT
long distance flights, suffei ed a
e V el e fnictlli e of t he V till W le
b'T jilaite plunged t h rough -the
toot of a factory.
llKicr in New K"h
WAS1 1 1 NO'l'i N, Sept. :t U'i -Pr.-ob
tit er was back In
W o bingion today f rom a week -.
fi,1 vacat on at his Blue Kldgn
Mouiiiuin fbinr lodgt- wilh a new
job- thai of ehalrinitn of a na
tion..! committer, wbi'h Ih to h.ive
a pul In providing education il f a -din
e for youthful inoiinla tnen s
ill ihu Iicltlibyi huod ut bid cuiii".
ODAY
ZEP IMS
SOUTHERN
SKY PAIH
Between Spain and Azores
Early Today May Reach
Friedrichshafen By Night-1
fall Speed Indicated atl
75 Miles Per Hour Ar
rival Tonight Would
Break Record.
SANTA NUr.H, SNiln. Sept.
:t. Tim' unit 'K tin
Ki.srtiil ncr I Ills city (hi cm'ii
liift. FUIKDUIOIISIIAFKN. (iertnaiiy,
Sept. a. (A) The Graf Zeppelin,
fresh from circling the globe, raced
toward Krivdiichshafen today in
lent on breaking Its own Atlantic
crossing record and low ering its
mark for a round-the-world trip.
The Jraf, which wan between
Spain nnd the Azores this morning,
presumably headed for (he NpMliMl
eoast near Tape KinlHiere with th'.i
hiit-m of crossing into Krance from
over the May of Hiscuy Home time j
early this afternoon (this morning
K. S. T.)
In this event it probably could
cover the remaining 600 mllcH from
Bordeaux lo its home port here by
nightfall und land In the, early j
evening, completing the voyage
from l.akehurst. X. J., in about j
hours, slightly Icsh than wuh needed
for the laHt Atlantic voyage a few
weeks ago.
The Zeppelin's position as radio
ed here at 6 a. m. ( U p. in. K.S.T.
Monday), was given as 30.16 north
md IM.lfi went, ji position about 1!,-
fl6i miles from Ijikehursl. The
elapsed time of the voyage indi
cated h Hpecd of just less than 7j
miles an hour.
From the f a. m. position (mld
1'itropenn time) to the mainland
at Cape Ki nisi ere was nbout 7 70!
miles, and to l-'rledriuhshafen about
l.XOti mites. The least haKurdous
part of her flight from Amer.ca.
The Zeppelin's route was several
hundred miles to the south of the
route chosen August 7, when it e
gan its voyngo around the world
liom likehurst and completed a
l.L'oo mli croaslng to Krledri. ha -
hafen in hours and 24 minutes,
which was nearly airplane time for
the huge dirigible.
If the Zeppelin were to reach
Kriedrichshafen by 8:42 p, m. to
night :4'J p. m. iO.H.T. ) It would
ciliml lis crossing record of less
than a month ago. Its arrlvil
would lower its own round the
world elapsed flying time record,
Lakehurst to Lakehurst.
T
E
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' j
CHM'AOO, Hfpt. .1. The,
Dally Illustrated Times, Chicago
Hi t del ure newspaper, appeared !
today ris the only 2 -cent even Put I
paper In the dlv! I
70, Still Attending 8chool
niKMINHM A.M. Ala. (IV- Mm.
Mary J. Cain, age 70, lots received
her master of artn decree from
Howard college here and Is work
ing tor Ihe degree of doctor of
pliiloboi'liy,
Kind Act Costs
Fife of Marshfielcl
Restaurant Girl
4. .I-
MARSH P1E1.D, Ore.. Sept.
3. tf) . kind act bruuRht
Uenth to I'euii Kk hunts. 19, a
restauratu employe, here yea-
terduy. Site was turning her
machine on a dock tiller driv
f huv a l.rltish officer to his
1 ship because Ihe busses had
ceased running, wln-n the ear,
iti which iitr nlniir was nlso
tiiliim. tliiiiKMl oi't' th' pit-r
;md tlmwiit'fl htr. The ofl'i
ct'r rt'scuiMl t ht sister.
4-
IS STUDIED
League of Nations Would
Supplement Covenant for
Harmony With Kellogg
Pact British Delegation
to Make Recommenda
tionsRamsay MacDon
ald Holds Interest.
(IICNKVA, Hept. 3.
Breul Htnteninen of the
- IAI 'I
LeuKlie
he
nr
WA A
HOLE
Natlons. here for the loth aswem- " " it-auer, i.mimid uuu-
i.iv c-..i,.,, ...ttiMi.i.si'iitv t. wi.v'ip of Uih AngoleH, who had 61.
to suonlem'p.it the league coveni.nt!w,uI H-ehampion. Hobby .loues,
j by the Kellogg pact lor the,
i uuncintiou of war. -
II was reported ill league circles ,m"" " . , , l,m . C"Bn "
toduv that the Hellish delegation 1 mui ()t H"ttltfylnB when he made
proposed to recommend study iuithft "Ulward nine in 4i. six over
the league covenant with the idea ' m'' 011 l(Mf niujllocro 81 yas
of bringing it into ha-rmony with 1 trtiy. rhe veteran a itstuil accu
Ihe Kellogg pact. rucy with-the irons was inissinK,
There is at present a gap in
the covenant whlrh makes war
possible und which i tie defunct
Geneva protocol sought to fill.
Paragraph 7 of article 1 5 gives
members of the league the right
to take such action as I hey may
deem necessary when the council
of the leageu fails to rench unnnl -
i mity a to which disputing nation
should be held responsible for any
aggression or attempted aggres-
flKNKVA. Sept. (A') fireat
Britain's Scottish prime minister
Hamsay MacDonatd, held the cen
ter of the stage today as the as
sembly of the League of Nations
got lo Its first real work.
Tim British premier, a speaker
before the assembly toduv. had
the satisfaction of hearing tils In-1
formal remarks yesterday taken
as st r. king the theme of the en -1
tire trend of present day Interna-j
tional relations. Two principal
facts were gleaned from the long'
informal conversations with the
foreign correspondents.
The first of theHe was that Mr.1
.McDonald's proposed American
trip In October is not nearly so
certain as some have thought.
The second is that the prime min
ister. and Ambassador Dnwe have
made considerable and unexpected
progress toward evolving n basis
for world wide naval reduction.
GOES ON TRIAL
I.OS AN(iKBi:s, Sept. 3. (IV
.Mrs. Lois Panlages, 4 J year old
wife of Alexander Pantagc-t, thea
ter magnate, wilt go lo trial here
today in superior court on a mur
der charge growing out of the
leuth of Joe Kokumolo on June
M-
: Koktimolo dl
I ((,.,- u ,-ojslou
i)V t.H 'n,iiige
I several days
f the car driven
and his own
junto. Six on
i ,,,,,, i,,,.i,h
j, H i,,n.u;i
uptints of the Hoku
w ere Injured w hile
h was also severely
J,llli.
j Witnesses at
hiaiillg testified
magnate's wife
nnd driving her
t he preliminary
that the theater
was intoxicated
automobile hi a
reck less
ncciileiit
fashion al the time of ihe
PIIOKNIX CITY, Ala. Sept. 3.
Op, j. Tom lleflln, Jr., son of
the senior Cnlted Slates senator
from Alabama, was released tn
bond of $11 here today after
spending most of the night in Jail
on eliMi gea of drunken new and
violating the state prohibition law.
I lis riea i ing was continued
1 r Uuy.
MitHl
COLLEGIAN
i HAS MEDAL
1PLAYH0N0R
Eugene Homans of New
! Jersey Shoots 73 to Total
1 145 Strokes for Qualifi-
cation Honor H. Chand-
! ler Egan, Medford, Lands
in Charmed Circle With
! 152 Aggregate.
PEBBLE BEACH, Cal., Sept.
3. Chandler Egan, na.
tional champion in 19U-M9U5
and dean of the Oregon con
tingent, shot himself safely
into the qualifying list with a
75, which, with his 77 of yes
terday, produced an aggregate
of 152.
By ALAN J. GOULD
Associated Press Sports Writer
l'KI.Hl.B HEACH, Cal.. Sept. 3.
iA'i Although he HKiaded on the
next to the hint hole, Kuxetie V.
Hontnns, of KiiKlewond, N. .1., the
I'rlncelon star, shot a Hi toduy, one
over par, utnl look the lead with a
total of 145 for the M-hole qualify,
lag tent of the national amateur
Itolf chuutplonship.
Ikitnaiis, first of the leaders to
not away, finiued an a semi mile
gathered force in ita aweep into
t'arinel hay from the ocean. The
liiKh wind hexan to lake a heavy
loll and threatened the rest of the
.group of Inte starting Ktars, includ-
who scored 70 for 1m firat round.
(hick Kvtnis of Chicago, former
I uu" ,,e ",,B7ullu" " w
Jess Sweetser made the turn lib
He hud iS yesterday and could
afford a few mistakes to get Into
the qualifying circle.
Krunk Oulp of Portland. Ore.,
foimer western champion, who also
had a 78 yesterday, had n ilisas-
' " " eiifii .t
'''C'""n.nB. nnnougn ne Marion
I back 4-4-4.
Don Stein of Seattle, another for
mer western title holder, removed
jhltiiHelf from the picture with an
j il "i.t.
wilier scores included:
S. Russell Smith of Portland.
Ore., fil-S:t 101
Frank Dolp of Portland Ore.,
7S-75 Ifili.
Jcsh V. Sweetser of Mt. Vernon,
N. Y, 78-79157.
Malcolm "McXauKhton of Oswe-
U11''. (''51
By Ainu .1. t.oiihl
Associated press Sports Kdltor
PKBBBK HKACJl. Calif., Hept.
:i. (P) The echoes of two boom
ing rounds of golf rolled back
front Ihe mountains across Car
me! bay today as the battle of
Pebble Beach, Willi the amateur
championship of the Cnlted States
at stake, sut ged into the f.nal
qualifying round.
The first shot fired was a rous
ing 7u, two under par by the de
fending champion, and top-heavy
favorite of the whole field, Hobby
Jones, in irbi H'U 1Khole test
yesterday. The reverberations of
Ibis bad scarcely gone nut to sea
when along came a slim, curly
ha red .youth of 21. Olhson Dun
lap, of ,os Angeles, with the game,
nnd the courage to post a sensa-
iContlnupfl on Page Five
F
MANILA. P. 1 . Sept.
The sleamer Mayon. owned by tho
Manila railroad was reported to
have rotindered In a typhoon yes
terday afternoon off the Pasaca-'
Bagay gulf. Of the .17 passenger.
aboaid the steamer, only nine
were reported to have been saved.
No mention of members of th-
i r w was contained In brief dis
pute he rtieived here by railroad
officials.
The provinces of Tnynbas. Hula
can and Pampunga, all on the
island of Bnton, apparently horn
the brunt of ihe typhoon, hut no
reports from these areas were
available been use communication
lines were down.
The typhoon missed tho main
part of .Manila, passing Just north
of the city. That vicinity expe
rienced strong wind and rain thru
out the day. reaching a maximum
i velocltv of 60 miles an hour early
thin atu-inuon.
TYPHOON TAKES
1 LA VESSEL
IN RAGAY GUL