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Philadelphia Detectives
Working on "Red Hot"
Tip Today
". PHILADELPHIA. Auk. .' fA.
a i!"o which they sa'd may load
In the solution of tl bombing
nf the Fmanuct Presbyterian
church lout Friday tolsht. They
doellna to reveal Ihe nature of
the duo hut Mid It was "red
hot."
Lieutenant Jacob Gomborrow,
bond ot the detective "radical
squad," expressed the belief that
the thrcitenlng letter received
by the Kev. J)r. F.dwards Bow
man, pastor of Kmanuel church,
wan the work of a religious fan
atte and not of the bombers.
Comborrow said he was confident
that tho bomb had been hurled
by- sympathisers of Sacco a&d
Vanti'lli.
Pol loo guard were still main
t. lined today at public buildings,
. homes ot officials, subway and
trolley stations, banks and in
dustrial and commercial estab
lishments. An extra guard has
been placed on the new Delaware
river bridge between Philadelphia
and Camden.- N. J.
NEW YORK, Auf. 9. (JP !
Search for the perpetrators of the j
bombings which wrecked two j
subway stations In the Mcdisan
Square disaster ' late Friday
night, haa centered In Boston, it j
was icarnru umj urn iwutu i
headquarters announced that a j
detective had left for Masaachn-', federation. '
setts to trail a man seen fleeing ! " i
from the accne of one ot tho ex- ROME. Aug. . () Answer- j
plosions. " ' Ing a plea from Michelo Saccn j
It was said at police head-1 for his personal Intervention to
quarters that the man was seen j prevent the execution ot Mich-1
driving away from ono ot the , ele's son. Nicola. In Masaarhu-'
wrecked subways in a sedan bear- setts. Premier Mufolinl has tele-i
Ing a Massachnsetts license, tho 1 graphed him:
number of which la In posses-j "I desire to communicate to:
slon of the police. ' yon that for a long time and
The license number, the police i assiduously I have occupied my
raid, was noted by pedestrians im- I self with the Sacco-Vaniettr- case,
mediately after the explosions at j and I have done everything pos
tbe 28th street ststlon of the I. i sible eompnlbte with internatlon
R. T. subway. j al rules to ave them from execu-
: tion."
Wales Dedicates ! CRICAG0. Aog. 9 dy.
' fflCgata Bridge namlte bomb with an electrical
i timing device set to canse an ex
: plosion at 11 o'clock , tonight
BCFFALO. N. T.. Aug. 9. (A. wai tonni today in a dilapidated
P.) A span of stone and building adjoining tho sub-post
across the Niagara river stood, offtce at 1;ol West Madion
today ofticially dedicated to tho ,treet. The infernRi machine
more than a century ot peaceful waa found by a hobo who beard ,
relnlion between the United I the clK.k ticking, he Informed
States and Great RrUnin. ' I the police. '
Dedication ceremonies, attend-1 , ,
ed by the Prince of Wales, bia j BOSTON. Aug. 9. (JP) Thirty
younger brother. Prince. George; picket with placards sympathetic
Vice President Charles G. Dawes, j lo saceo and Vametti appeared
the prime ministers of Great outside the atate house at 1
Britain. Canada and the province f o'clock this afternoon.
of Ontario: Secretary of State
Frank B. Kellogg. Governor Al
fred E. Smith and other officials,
brought to a successful culmina
tion 17 years of effort to have
the Niagara crossed at Buffalo by
a vehlculir bridge. v
The common key note of the
speeches at the exercises took the
form of a mutual British and
American pledge of friendship,
despite the outward clash of in
terests at tho recent Geneva
mecllnc over tho cruiser prob
lem.
The official spokesmen the
two governments. Premier Bald-
win and Secretary Kellogg, touch- ,
ed very lightly on the Geneva '
failure, but Vice President Char-
lea O. r.uwes, who today with j
the guests of the dominion ot i
Canada In Toronto, selied the
opportunity to declare that the!
instinct of self preservation
.ho Pn.llah .neaklnr Deo-
plo together in a bond that "will ;
never break."
Addressing himself directly to. MEDFORD. Ore.. Aug. 9. (A.
the Geneva : failure. Dawes de- p.) The first carload of Rogue
dared ll was "unthinkable" that Rfrer valley Bartlett pears for
!it Britain and the United, thi season will be shipped from
States solemnly pledged to the the orchard of H. Van Hoeven
Iirinclpie or naval equality would . burg, at Gold 11:11 tonight. They
enter on competitive building are consigned to New York and
programs "because their experts are cltra fancy,
ttmporarlly disagree.- j
Portland Woman
Called by Death
i PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 9. Ut)
.Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey Reming
ton, 88. died hero yesterday at
.the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Carver, .tr., after a short
Illness reeulting from ceberal
hemmorhacc. Mrs. Remington
was the widow of the late Jos.
Price IlemiiiKlon, dean of the
Philadelphia College of Phar
macy, scientist and author. She
wits tho mother of Dr.- Wm. P.
Remington, Kplscopat bishop of
eastern Oregon.
Mrs. Remlnton bad been a
Portland resident for three years.
The funeral services were set for
this afternoon at the Carver resi
dence. Bishop Remington offi
cio i Inc. -
MAMK OLD III. A II!
NEW YORK. Aug. 9. (AP)
The trend of the cotnln theatri
cal scatioii may bo Indicated by
announcement of Imminent pre
mieres for tho following production-!:
"What the doctor ordered,"
"Rabies A la carle," "Kurh Is
lite," "Dautint -dollars," "lllood
money." , , . '
-IS OVERRULED
Sheriff Hurlburt May Col
lect $675000, Judge
Rulct
PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 9. (A.
P.) Demurrer to a suit brought
by seven Portland national banks
against T. M. Hurlburt, sheriff,
to restrain him from collecting
capital tax oif" tho banks' assets
was overruled today In a derision
landed down by Federal Judse
Robert S. Reau.
T!i case Involves the collec
tion of approximately ISSJ.oOd
in taxes.
It was the contention ot the
seven hanks th.it competing fin
ancial houses were not compelled
to pay the tax against the capital
stock ' ot their concerns as was
the rase with tho national banks.
The suit was originally filed
by all local members of tho na
tional banking association.
Gecrge Mowry. deputy district
attorney for Multnomah county,
ia handling the rase for Sheriff
Hurlburt, and was allowed until
the first week In September to
file answer to the original suit,
following overruling of the de
murrer. Fight for Two
Radicals is Losing
(Continued From Pac One)
! behalf of Ihe millions ot men ,
and Women" affiliated with th.
Almost simultaneously a wag
on load of police oificera arriv
ed and the squad took stations
along the sidewalks. No effort
was made to arrest the pickets'
who kept moving in the vicinity, j
33 Chinese Killed j
As Shelter Breaks
LONDON. Aug. 9. (API-Thlr- i
ty-lhree Chinese were kill-Mi and ,
ISO injured today In the collapse
of an onen shelter 4 50 feet lone
savs a Reuters dlsnateh from
shanghai. Tho building bad a
heavy tilted roof, but had no
adequate foundation,
The structure was actuated In
the . Chinese city on the border
0f the French concession and
vas oselj a a public market,
, p- f r f D---.-
' "SC OT reOTS
Will be Shipped
REALTORS CONVENE
IN NATIONAL MEET
PORTLAND Ore., Aug. 9. (A.
P.) Hundreds of realtors from
California and from eastern
states, enronte to Seattle for the
i annual convention of the nation-
al association of real estate
boards, were guests of Portland
! today. Hundreds mora were due
; tomorrow. Automobile trips over
the C'olumbU River highway.
; luncheons and a rose for every
! visitor were provided by the
; Portland realty board.
Obituary
KRISTIUAX TOBKRGfiKX.
Friends are respectfully In
jvlted to attend the funeral aerv
: Icea for the late Krltbjan Toberg
1 sen to be held on Wednesday
afternoon at five o'clock from
the Earl Whitlouk Funeral Home,
1 D'.ne Avenue at tilxlh. with Rev.
0. W. Hoffman, pastor of the
Lutheran church officiating, in
terment will be made In ; Llnk
ville cemetery. ; .
No Rod
America's SS.OUA.ooo pupils can
. .'.. . . . .
much. The new teacher 7s Mls.ll"" tattlcmen throughout
Cornelia S. Adelr of Richmond, t the state.
Va.. recemly elected president of
the National Flucailonal associa-!
Hon. he is lb? tint "classroom
teacher" to win the honor.
Kl.KillT TO START.
PARIS. Aug. 9. (API Chnr-
l A. Levlne and ,tlje .French ,lllcUllll AmlrnB owd ,,.
aviator. Maurice Drouhln. 'today : mgsunder strict guard to pre
s,gncd .'new contract. As, soon j xent Sacco-Va:ue,tl d.'monstra
as Lctino deposits 300,000 franca !uons . v :
the start of their Paris-to-Ncw !
Vrtl-W f 1 1 r. 1. , -..111 I . I
" r. .. " ... . u uui nil
Ibe weather conditions.
He: "They nave
excellent
acoustics In this theatre.
. She: "Yes. and they
polite, too."
OUR
Our steaks are broiled ' over
a Charcoal fire
And We Don't Mean Maybe.
The Hotel Willard Coffee Shop
See
WE FAILED
To come to an satisfactory agreement with our land
lord regarding proper terms for a new lease '
' 1 ' so we are
CLOSING OUT
' entire stock of shoes and furnishings
Store Closed Wednesday
and Thursday
to remark prices and arrange stock. ,' . ,; '
Sale Opens Friday
The Toggery
CUR F.YFNINU III KAHV KLAMATH FALLS. onKCON
ninrmnn
.U.U.I UKtl -
t - mi ii
BE APPOINTED
Seek to Prevent Conge-'
tion of Livestock at
Stockyard
POKTUAXD. Ore.. Aug. D. t.P)
i In an effort to device some
llilail fr rolicf of eonKention of
livestock t the ruion stockyard
due to discontinuance on July
, nient
conference, will be held
i.h t i.. i
. he
t by
Win. Stewart of linker, prusl-
'dent
I of the Orvon'ratil. .d -
(horse breeders' association: It '
! II. Klpp. manager of the market-1
. Im .l.n.rlmHl n 1 t ). .. k-k. ). .
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in Mmmmt 11 j Araiir s,w..
retsry of the Northwest Adviiory
Hoard of the American Hallway '
Association and shippers
lerly ninrkcilng "director
ckyards has bi-en maln -
The orde
I lhA
i,.!..,! Kv ... c,i.
Those who c..nlrlhi,l..,l t
service refused to meat the cost
any longer, saying those who did
not contribute reaped benefits.
following tue Portland eon-
' f.rxnA IhnM will L, M.ut
PltKI'AltK mil Tltttritl.E
! II A V A N A. Cola. Ang. 9
Zayas rtaian, aecretnry ot Gob
.ernacion. has rrderedvall police
chiefs on the Island of Cuba to
tllnce nil Afnnrtitti nmnuwi.
11
tnssar. Hat hots ob mlae am
rue fastest boss In de world! He
, cud, ran a mile a minute If It;
warn t f J one thing."
'i "W'hjt'a dat. brndder?" '
3 "Tho distance am too long for
j de shortness ob dn lime." .
CHEF SAYS
"Only the Best Served"
U ML
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TAKE PATENTS
Agreement Worked Out
Today With German
Dye Trust in Deal
NBW YORK, Aug.
lentalive iiitreemonl
8 (Jjf),
has b-cn
made by Walter (TTenglis prosl-
PTHMnnnn
dent of the VithiUlnr Oil rompnny
.lot New Jcfxey. and the German
uy" " v..i.y
will tuko over Ilia Amutlca.i
' r11" on ,h "",lM patents fr10 understood them, us he won
?",aw ''
bituminous ruaU Details as 10
terms, which have not yet
reached the New ork office, ns
'rtiihtfx-t n cnnflrmullnn
by tne
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,lrf',,r,
The arrangement with the
German dye trust Is regarded as
! lm,,',,"v m,,vo on n"r
l""' Nr" J""'y 'nay In lhr.
.event of a shortage of cmdo oil
"J t"--
lion of synthetic gasollno Is ba
lleved likely. Partly because of
I tho present hversupnly of crime
petroleum and the fart that the
synthetic product raunot be
". ' ,.0!10,',",
I wl,,h n from oil.
, Keprcsnntallvea of the German
I1"""'"" nuT "a'meu tne roai
I process would permit production
of gas at 10c a gallon.
H.TS HAYK tiAII AtiK.H
koii iixnv C.ti'.iti ;i:s
London, Aug. . (aim
Laliy-carrUige garage- are part
of ihe attractions of SI new
" flats Just erected by Finsbury, a
London suburb, at a cost ot
H:5.0rtn.
Seventy sheds havo been built
i wherein occupants of the flats
I may park their "perambulators."
m balr.--carrlage are called In
iKniilund
3S
l
Shop
Moros Mourning
Passing,o( Wood
KAMIIOANOA. V. 1, Aug. .
The sudden death Hatur
Governor lleneinl Leon
ard Wood has thrown, Ihs entire
Philippine population lata a alate
t mourning. Halt million u-
hamuieiVins, American subjects.
were grlef-strlcken at the news,
declaring1 "We've lost our father
I our best friend. There Is no
hT fr IsIum."
nic nioros are prrMr ng to
ft. A HI..,.., n,..
L.
ot inlinsivo
mourning say dlspauhos from
cntnbnln. Ianan, Hutu, upon hear-
,ug ot lri, neatn ot wood, wnom
,h,, r..arded as
the one man
their confidence after conquering
iiirni i mi uiiHMiy imiiiiq in
Hud Dahu.
ll was learned that since that
general had been privately .up -
porting two Mora children found
thers Immediately after the n
counter and picked up
- hy Amorl. ,n lr..p. T
for dead
They Inter
recovered and Wood then took
them tinder lila rare.
Vice Governor Kugone A. GllJ
mor(lf ho rft ,, .0k
on a
trip to the southern part of the
ArchipellKO, notified by radio ot
Governor General Wood's death
following statement: "I
nm dMp,y Wnri ,t ,h unex-
pted news. Only last week
jnvernor General Wood cabled
Die that he expected to start hark
to the Philippines In Beptcmbrr.,
We have worked together wort
thin five years and I hkv for
him the groalest respect and ad
miration." ! . '
Kntlllo Agulnaldo, former filial
leader. Issued Ihe follow ng
statement: "With the death of
Governor General Wood America
has lost Its best administrator '
In tho Philippine a governor
general who sought la Improve
In notable way the uitm nlstra-
.. itioii of public affairs. During his
admln'stratlon he rehabilitated
our Hustlers which were on Ihe
verge of a precipice. Without
violating the principle ot separ-
UPHOLSTERING
KF.F. I'M IlKKOIIK OltDKItINC
KlJKWIIKItK
for we will guarantee to re
npbolster yur furnltura in
your satlafactlon. No one can
dispute Ihe fact after seeing
nine of our work, that
make old furniture look like
new. No trouble to tlesne you
with the varied assortment of
designs we carry In Tapestries.
Velours, Mohair. Leaihvrs. etc.
II. II. HI ATT
?t Mnln
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K. SUGARMAN
"I AIN'T MAD AT NOBODY" "
ut ton nr powers In dcmociiillc ,
giiverniui'iil, he restored public ,
coittldeiuta In tit ndtiilulsiivllon
of Justice." ' ' v -
UOMr-.S lll'V MIWT
. OK KNGI.IMH KXIKK
LONDON. Aug. . AP.-m-
ly-flve per ceul of Hie snuff,
sold III Kugland Is purchased bv ;
wnnivn, i
Aliliough Ihe habit of snutf
inking has c. nslilerubly declined, i
mumen snuff-lakers are to he
found in every rdn of socleiy.
There nre said I'l l lhunds
In Iho Lanmihlre cotton llls.
Cotton workers (hid '" I
able meuns of i lusting tho. a" I
passages i f snuff. i i
Knurr Is nianiilarliireii ncre iy
a complex process. Waste and
scraps tf tobacco are largely
used and ara moistened with a
solution of coiiiiiiiin suit and left
In heaps to ferment. The sola-
l'1"" ' "avored with IM'rle..
tonka leahs and oilier luwredl
cuts. The process of drying.
grinding and second fcrtiienu-
li n follow."
WOltKMKN I M'AHTII
OLD HUMAN IIOAII
PAIUrt, Aug. H. (41 Kngl
neers are lost In admiration be
fore a portion ot old Unman
road brought to light by work
men laying wator pipes at Dieppe
In Norniand.
Tha road, paved wilh large
stones. Is In as perfect oll
tion aa when II was laid a thou-
r
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Of POUTt-AND
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to reimburse you for your loss.
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rand cuis ago. Ill" owl u(
sin ll a roadway wotilil bn pin.
hlliltlve iiowadiivs. The roud ion
netted DlriMM). IUcr n small
Ijwnslilp. with Aniiies, thn ail.
'ttHiilslrnllve renter ot Ihe dlstrlci.
bv yur M
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