The Evening herald., March 17, 1925, Page 14, Image 14

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MEET THIS SEASON
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LOS AOIXH3, March 17. Kid
McCoy, former pugilist recently
entenced to San Quentlne for the
glaring o( 'Mrs. Theresa Mors here
Uat August, today faced the pros;
pect of having S8 years of lmprls-'
on men t added to his term for man
slaughter. .' 5 '
He was L convicted In superior
eonrt yesterday on three counts of
assault "growing out of the pistol
orgy which raged In Mrs. Mors' an
tique ahop the , morning after she
died of a bullet wound In the
apartment she and. McCoy had been
occupying. ; ,
One oount of asault with a dead
"lrireapoa,. carrying penalty from
cerned the wounding of W. J. Rom,
who attempted to escape from the
antique slop after Moy had stag
gered 1n, t.nnk and dlshevelod.
looking for Albert A. Mors, , Mrs.
Mots' divorced husband. The otber
tw.j counts, charging assault with
Intent to murder and cilllng for
peniltles of from one to . 14 years
each, covered the wounding of Mr.
and Mrs. Earn Schapp In the same
affray. ' '
McCoy will be sentenced Friday,
at which time, If Judge Crall sees
fit to assejs the penalties consecu
tively the former globe-trotting
prize fighter will be burdened with
a possible addition! term of 38
years. - - ... '
The Jury, which deliberated 75
hiiurs before returning verdict,
acquitted McCoy on four other
counts charging robbery, : ,
RATE I'ROIJE ORDERED '
WASHINGTON, March 17. In ac
cordance with the resolution at last
session of congress the I. C. C. to
day ordered an Investigation Into
the existing freight rate structure
JAP ENVOY DENIES
IMMIGRATION WILL
BETAKEN UP AGAIN
WASHINGTON,- March , 17. -Re
ports that Tsurieo Matsudalra, , the
new . Japanese ambassador . to
Washington, had received Instruc
tions before leaving Toklo to re
open the Immigration question upon
his arrival here was denied today
by the envoy.
His Instructions, .the 'ambassador
said, were purely of a general char
acter designed to promote friend
ship between the , two .govern
ment. He added, ' however, that
ulthough the lirinlgration question
waa regarded in the United States
as settled forever, hope still was
entertained and another resolu
tion found acceptable to both Toklo
and Washington.
Italian engineers have Invented
a high speed turlne pump to be di
rectly connected to the crank shaft
of an automobile to convert it into
The list of evenW In which tbo
various schools of the county will
compete In the " Klamath county
flold and' track meet, hold at the
county fairgrounds Alay 9, is vir
tually the same at the ono wed last
year. Tills Is thsr latost word from
the committea In charge of tho
meet. ',' ' ' '
Thou'gh the details have not yet
been worked out, the' Committee de
sires through- the newspapers to
answer tho queried that have al
ready reached them:' Following tho
principals' meeting Saturday, March
21, a copy of the varloui eventa,
rules and -regulations concerning
the meet, and other' necessary In
formation, will bb mailed to all tbo
schools 1n the county.
In the ' meantime Hiojo schools
desiring to' begin ' thlor spring
training early ' will' make no mis
take to train in' the same events
that were hold last, year. A num
ber of additional event's will be
added and -those will bd placed on
the new list of events that will go
out next ' week. ; ' , ' ' ' '
Now that New' York has an Amer
ican Orand 'Opera Company maybe
it will hire a -a-lnger with a United
States name! . ' ' .
Prominent actress married again.
Her fifth time. They swear off mat
rimony as wo swear off Bm6k.'ng.
. CO.VVIOT8 ESCAPE
DREW, Miss., March 17.
'Somewhere in a swaimpy woods,
six miles east of here a posse
with bloodhound today nt-
tempted to find the trail of 10
convicts who lined up the
guards at the Mississippi stale
prison at I'archman, tcok their
guns from them and locked
them up and essnpel In two
automobiles.. . '
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