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RIPI HIRFIK-O. WHITE FIGHTS
UIUL IIMILU nnnnriT nrnr mi
1Y
THE TROJANS' SMASHING BACKFIELD STARS
PLANE FOR
PlNCKERT
Halfback
DEATH DROP
Life Found Futile, Says Note
'" Left By 18-Year-Old Ruth
Rockwell of Philadelphia
.;. Told Pilot to Fly High
. Leap Into Space at 2000
Feet -Pilot Sees Fall.
M L'dfiml 11 ntl wuut hern Ore-nun
i liuxlnu fariH will u Inxt huvo mi
iijMrtunltv of kci:iik K. O. White.
I1I1 iik m-nro,
Jn action at tli I
A r in o r y next I
Mmnlny n I c li
wlun 111' fitflllH
'loin Coibcit ui
Knn Krani-lHCo,
who won on a
foul from (idle
O (irmly, Ash-;
In tut fighter tit
n'ka hint S:i
unlay 11 I k h 1.
h i t o )iuh .1
match h I k i) i' 'I i
ill w I t h JjO.
VAIJJSY STKKAM. X Y., Nov.
12. &) Mitn Huth Itockwcll, J,S
yvui'H old, of I'hiluriclphlu, commit
ted sulefdo hy JcujiImr 2.000 fot
from an alrplano which ho hired
with o pilot at tho CurtlHi airport
yoaterday.
Slip exphtlned her nut In a note
which was found in her mvnc in
tho cabin of the iilune, Tho note
run d :
"Most people end their lives be
cause something sad has happened
to them. I oiid nil no because It
seems not only futllo but wrong
to go on exirttliiK". I blame 110 one
und feel I have no enemlec. 1
will probably be conslered Iiihuiio,
ua anyone taking hiH life in sup
nliosod to he HllKhtly inxanc.
"I would lllte to send my rct,ard
to AIIhs heerH in JJrew Hominaiy
nt Carmel, N. Y. My cheek for
175 in the suitcjute in the closet
nt home may help pay my burial
expenses. I nm very happy now.
A'l nm wondering If the new
papers .will decide to devote any
space to me. I am wondering If
I will find time to think of the
)Mhl as I whirl through space, aft
lit ds. said ithat a drowning man doen
when smuggling In tho water. I
am wondering if I will find any
thing in death. If so, what?
Ijtnigvd for Harmony.
"Uverythlng hag been discord.
whe,n I long; for harmony. Maybe
yet I Will, find it; maybe sweel
music. .
'If I flnd nny sort of life or
corresponding time after death, 1
will 'try o communicate with my
immediate relatives at 0 o'clock
.some evening for a while.
"During my lifetime, think my
onet fault wa.s deception. I have
lled repeatedly about small things.)
'ibul uufoi'tunately, I forget what j
these small things wore. I have I
no, guilty conscience whatsoever, I '
ieei.
Edward K. llooth. the pilot who'
was osslgned to fly the small cabin
monoplane placed nt the girl's dis
posal, told how she questioned him
regarding tho operation of thej
doors before they took off. j
Ho assured her that the doom
operated as ordinary doors. He '
suid she oo asked whether he
Would 4 use his head If anything
unusual occurred in the air, to I
which lie shook his head nega-J
lively.
, . Fly Higher Older.
I "1 took off in u large circle and
made altitude." said llooth. "When
at about; K00 feet, 1 looked back
and saw. that tho pasNenKcr had
Jipr eyes tightly closed. Thinking
that possibly she was frightened
by a first flight, t iiuuln tried to
speak to her and reaKKiire her that
everything was all risM. As I turn
red the second time ho opened her
eye and nsked for our altitude. I
said we were nbout 1500 feet. Hhe
.then Indicated that she wished In
go higher, so I continued a gentle
climb, turning back over the t'ur
tlsM airport from the north.
"At about 2.1100 feet, I felt the
Bliip rise as If caused by rough
air. That surprised me as the air
wax smooth. 1: then oecuiwd "
me that when a door Is npciicil the
ship will rise sightly and veer. I
'then looked back, lo see the door
open, caught a ullmpo of the pas
senger falllnu through space aboui
20 or 30 feet Mvay."
Miss Hoclfwcll graduated from
Vrcw semlnnry lust June. Hhe wast
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean j
l"W. Horkwell f I'hiliitl.'IpliHi. j
Hers) iljot her wild his .sHter had 1
jntten'bken or suicide, lie sai l '
hu was .fond of readlnu and had
Vdone 'lortio writing. He said she 1
1 en red Utile for social activities, win j
'Very moody at times and her splrl'rt j
vaccllated from one extreme to thej
lothor. I
K. O. White
I.omskl, worlds light heavyweight
championship claimant, now In lh
east, and has agreed to meet the
San Framrlseo boy to demonstrate
t he is I.omskl's class.
I "The bout Is a natural" between
the boys," declared Joe Uleker
staff. local promoter, in announc
ing the 'fight today. "Thin boy.
Tom t.'orbett, has the record for
administering the first black mark
against our pride. Ucne O'Orady,
at Yrclui, where for nine rounds
the boys stood toe to too and
swapped blows to the delight of a,
capacity house when towardH thej
end of the ninth round in a hot
exchange of blows, the bell ram;,
fiene didn't hear It and let go
one of his famous rights and the
lights went out for Corbett.
"After a lengthy argument,"
continued Blrlccrstaf f, "the referee
gave the bout to Corbett on a
foul.' It was a great fight and ,
the concensus of the ringsldern j
gave Corbett the edge." '
The winner of this fight, cx- J
peeled to be hard fought, will be '
signed to meet (ieno o'Crady, who j
fights a main event bout nt Port- J
land next Tuesday night. j
if A O A YaIIV
J SAUNDER3 EDELSON
OuarierbaGli Halfback. '
PEACE POLICY IN
WASHIXCTOX. Nov. 12.
A peace which combines a full '
rcalizntMn of American principles;
of Justice with such adequate prey - ;
aratiun for defense that no foreign!
soldier shall ever set foot upon;
American soil, is the hope and ob-j
jeetlve of President Hoover. i
To tills ideal and to the rcmovil :
of dormant and apparent circum- j
stances which might arise to j
threaten the serenity of the nation '
his administration has dedicated j
self. It is endeavoring so to or
ganize its foreign relations as to
strengthen the spirit of interna
tional goodwill, "create respect und !
confidence" and "stimulate esteem
between peoples." " " j
Tho chief executive summed up ;
tho goal of hiH foreign policies in !
a radio addresa delivered lust night j
j under the auspices of the American :
I I-oglon as the climax of its Armis- j
t ice day celebration. !
-
NATALIE
SUMNER
LINCOLN
AasocUitctl 'resa 1'holo
This University of Southern California backfield quartet hao started a march acrosi tho Pacific
;n.-5t battle front that other conference elevens, thus far, have been unable to stop.
Fights Last Night
THREE DEAD AS RESULT)
Kinr, Xew
The regular weekly woman
golf tournament will bo held to
morrow at the Med ford club, play
starting at 10 a. 111. A new sort of
stunt will be tried. This will be
called u progressive tournament.
Two women will start from each
tee, and tho winner will continue
on the next tee, while the loser
will play with the winner of the
following match. The contestant
winding tne most holes will get
NMWA UK, N. J. Doc Conra:l, j fi, Ht )rii'-1''
Newark, outpointed liene Dc Von, ,'"Ht W(,,'k Ihe tournament was
4 Itelgium, (10). won oy ,jrs. e . 11. .lonnson, wit 11
' '. a Airs. W. I. Vawlcr. Sr.. second. The !
CALdAUY, Ala. Fred Len-, eonimltlee wants at least 20 woin- j
hrrt, Kimkane, utitpolntcd Frank i en ready to start off tomorrow'!
Wine, Ohio, (12). morning. I
Angel-Gor 1
( lly the Associated
XIOW YOliK
; York, stripped- .Juhiiny Sheppard.
I l;oston,- (7): Xel Tarletuii, lUvt
jland. outp(Uited IMnky Silverber,;,
.ncw J orii, iiyi).
1-1. (A1):-
Fo
Kl'dKNK, On-., Xov.
tball drill until dark
sprints after dark have fallen W
the lot of the Fniversity of Oregon
football varsity and frosh teams in
preparation for clashes with rivals
from lite Oregon State college.
IJFFFAU), X. Y. t.I 1 mm y Slat- T1,e froHh. beaten last week in
tery, JJuffi lo. knocked out Johnny I M'dforl. liave been pounding)
1 1, ' (i'uniy nara to maite it up, while
; the varsity Is working overtime to
Kartii'T ; make ready for the Staters. The
Ind., out-; return game of tho frosh .and rooks
(10). j will be played at Corvallis Friday.
I he state varsity comes hero for
the Saturday tilt.
PHILADELPHIA. Charley
ttclanger. Canada, outpointed M.i:i '
Adtde. Philadelphia, 1 fi ) ; lionny
Bass. Philadelphia, outpointed Kd
dh' lieed, New York. (Dm.
laystack. Uinghamiton. N. Y
M KXD055A, Argentina. Nov. 12.
'V (A1) Three persons have died and
),u fourth is dying as a consequence
of rioting growing out of the assas
sination of Dr. Carlos Washington
Lcncinas, Mendoza political boss,
and bitter foe f Pi-PHidont IHirnv-
and wijiJ eili Sunday evening. Twenty-one
were injured. Among the dead is
Jose Caceres, believed by police to
have been the assassin of Dr. Len-cinas.
Pl'ITSISl'liCll, Pa.
Joe Cnnpcr, Torre Haute,
pointed Duck MeTieriian,
AlerriU New driiR Htoro opened
fop buslneHs in this vicinity.
Construction of Mt.
vals road Cfimpletoti,
SALT I.AKK: Adrian Klton.
Qiiantaiiiln, I tah, outpointed Tom
my Field I m;. Lh Angeleti, (HO.
Muster Dr.'indon. Dutte and Arat
Palmer. Aniri-lcs. drew. Oi.
j LOIISVILI.K. Ky. Frankif
i Graham. New York, knocked out
' Xiek Itnrtel. St. I.ouls, (2).
LA GRANDE SUFFERS
LOW TEMPERATURE
l.A GRANDK. Oio.. Xov. 12 IOt I
The temperature full to 20 de
grees HKnve zero here last niKlil.
It was the coldest night since last
winter. Clear skies prevailed today.
Wnrrcnton I'routy Lumber and
iinderitniiiK remodellim.
Gain els
are Tot
knowing
AN imperative command in her uncle's will gent
. Peggy 4Prcsco(t to live one month' in his
lodge on the . shores of . Mohuwls Pond thirty
fr. ..:,! :.,.!:!. I n,l (l.:ii:
:xnrietii'is.' . .
Accompanied only hy.'a 'superstitious negro
maid, Peggy haltlcs unknown qnemics seeking lo
cheat her of. the inheritance,' uncovers' the'
startling secrets of her. iaio" relative ;and falls
in love.1
A vivid romance, mystery end adventure story,
written by one of America's most popular authors,
Read This Intensely Interesting Story
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NOVEMBER
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