The Evening herald., September 19, 1927, Page 1, Image 1

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temperature. Monernlo westerly
winds.
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KLAMATH FALLS, OKE., tyONDAY, SEITEMBEK 19, 1927.
Number ti 131.
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LETTER!!
5
Dcmptcy Addresses U i In
tel f to Tunney in Prize
Fight Epiitle
' llr Aln J. tioulil .
'I Associated ITom Sports KdlloM
l.'IIIC.MiO. Kepi. IK. (AIM
Willi bulb gladiators pronounced
"In tho pink." their training
alegua completed except for a
few IIkIiI mid artistic finishing
touches, I hit three-day lulervnl
before the Deinp-cy - Tiiiiii-x
0
TAGE NOW ON
AMONG HEAVIES
..,,--..., ,.......,..... -.. .., Uw hniirvll, , protM.rly r
Thursday promised many ,,, ,.,,,,. ,.,., .,,
com-
v.lop Into . "battle ur open let-',, ,, b,,uldliry
""'. , , . ., 1 In Curry rouuly.
Th. np-n n wlvo of llior.ry M , w)rJ ,t
broadside lei,, ng- n br.-tcure , ,o ,. ,,,,, ,
touch lo the "Hull) boo for lhi,,;,r). ,.,,, ,.h0 r,unird sllh
reu..,t ring spectacle of .11, ,.lu( ,. (rom ,,, , ,
limn, rrniin when Jiwk )tniM i . . ...
" . . ,,
Im !. furtM nt nn "niin Inlli.r'l.
' . T . . i lr f 111" IrmlliiK Iiu1ih nu n
lu (lone Tnnm-y. coprllilwl mid , , K,mh ,unly.
publlilied In ll.l. inornlnn . l.i j ,,,,,, ,ua ,1)111I11., ,0 I sr.
pf tin. flikiiBo llrrmd mill r.f.fy ll)B opBr,on, of
",,,,"r !r brtn parkrd by miilKii a d!-
llrc.llliiR olp h.H III- I HI ,,. , n,ur ,, , ,,
flKbt ln.t 8..pl.-ml...r In IMi l- ..Th, flril, mulo rnrcd K.
UbIiiIiI. "fU.d. but ( th ,,, ,,,,r,,., y,dy ,,f,t.r.
"W ,l,m """ h" "";i.H.n wllb Uvarf Um,r, Couid
"bciilKB fairly mid Urfly, " ,ulod
Vmnvft "iwirr" r..rlrl ill.-1 Akd u ,irol((ht k nv
CPWloo of o noiillwl bu.ln.. pUpo1,.. Mr. ,.ud l.,,n,d
n-.oicnl mid Jimt prior lo lhi, ,. rrpllrd ..,,lry ir, ,,ro,w.,cj.
lift bull li. In lil. h Hilly lb-j
ton, Tnnnry- iii-nmnr. nnn-ril to. .
py Mk( (lloo lloo) lloff. I'blt.- ' OUTISIS OhOU)
timphit mht fimir. su p..rr..i.t Heavv Increase
of Tsnnny-i mm. procaine' neavjr increase
llij former mm-lno won tho title, j - : - ,
In (onuldor.ilon of propo..-d ' "h ''nili.l l.-.d over
loD of IJO.ouo by lloff to (ill)- ,our,", r.ltltriitlon. at ih.-
HUH. lbon bowe,or. did not l lTrl1"" A 0",n of ,he -l""nb.T of
lbs lorni nnd lloff did not col- j'ommrr will rpicb beyond tbe
le-l the :o ror fent. '1"v0 Bmrk "lln 1 t0"'1 of us1
tiniP,y, "tx-nnr." at pub- lr-'dy KRlmered ulnce June 1.
Ilthed by the lli-rild mid Km- TliJUmid of rople of llt.r
Iner. devoted mo.l of lu inprol- ,ur " Klnmaih rouniry hare
milv moo wonl. i.i ini...iloii 1 been dlmrlbutvd lo lourUm from
rolallJin lo tlm lloff-tillmon eon-
tract, tnlk ol alleged
heavy
plunging" on Tunney at Philadel-'nioiitna
phU by gamhli ra and gossip of
ll-aa ft r lit 111 tilts "fffl" f.iP f.ltttft
Iha flghl being "llxed" for One .
la win. " it
lu a 4tword reply, nUo pub-
llshed as an "opcu letter," Tun-
ney labelled tempey-a literary
production as "trash." queslloned
Ibo former cluinplon sportsman. -
(Continued on page )
MERRILL WILL
HAVE NEW HOTEL
I POItTI.ANl), Ore.. Sept. 19. (T.
T . n ij i ' Arraignment of Kmery Olin-
Iwenty-Koom House and ,,i j. k, wheeler, cimrg
Re.taurant to Be Open i'1 w,,h viitH. or the federal
. , .bank Inns, was postponed until
" for Business Soon October J by Federal Dlslrli
i Judge Mi Nary today after a lilt
Merrill, one of the most active I ween attorneys over the
' 1 ii ii..
Klnmitth county can boost another
modern bolol.
Pinna have been comploled foi
tho opening of a new hostelry of
. ,
more than 20 rooms, private din-
IPS room and first class restalt-
rfDl .1 "'I'1
Mrs. K. r. Pickett In Ihn neigh-
boring district. I'" ',.... (, V,,BU. ,.
The rickett. are we,, known ; ft U iV?cU of wheeler .
resltlont, of Klamnlh county midAn ,,',.. WB, r,H,.d ,,y Assls. i
jiisi receniiy leasea uielr noiei ni
Hpruguo Illver to I.. Corcoran.
Postman Played
Fair With Law
Through nn erroneous retior! I
Hurled during Ihe pnt few days,
people receiving
inn 11 through i
Varne McClclInn, currier, these I
hnve been misinformed.
A report Is current lh.it Mr. '
MeClellnn Is carrying mnll and
residing at homo where, his III t ie
duuehtur Is confined with Infan
tile paralysis.
This Is not Into. The MeClel
lnn homo wns released from qtmr-
n n t Inn more than two weeks ago
li nd tho child Is reported well.
During Ihe Illness of the child,
Mr. McClollun rHiualned away on the Job. Cleiiriug and grndlng Is an infant residing no'ur Crys
friini home hut upon consent from ' whs underway the early purl of.tal. Oregon. According lo Dr.
Dr. (1. H. Newsom returned nflcr ,
the niii'iliitne luiil been lifted.
!
honk iiei-oiie h::j
.
Will suhai-rlhcr iiiUalug
Hid Kvi'iiliiff llin-utit' til
mil Hid office In-torn i.'iv 4)1
III the evening. Messengers
are kept here until that hour
In glv service, bul I liny
r n n o I be kept longer. ,
ricaae plume neiora mat
liuur. Tim conditions niii'
lui rruiillnn In carrier scrv-
lie miiii In be getting bet-
ii r ami before very long
resumption of the former
service by Ihe bois will bo
possible I'nlll llmi tlm
kindly hrlp in lu serve you.
Wild Pigeons are
Roosting on Mine
Wild plK 'i, .hmir.il to U
. nltintaf itlliinl lli.uil...iil
., ,re , foull(1
riy wnirn in awnm vy m qnni- i
. 1
" ertli.n of the Tnlled Stnlea
mil Cannda during the pnat three;
and any niinitii-r or uiesc
fatnlllea have peimani ntly located
In ihl eortlon.
"I hope lo find a total to ex-
.eed S5U0 before Ihn cl;se of the
tourlals travel. With another
month of this delightful weather
, perhaps an oven greater total
. Ill be reached." Mrs. Virginia
I Kehappul. private secretary lo
Mr. Sahln. who has answered i
numberless Inquiries al this
booth throughout the summer. I
stated this morning.
11 1 f rl a J
Wheeler-Olmstead
Case Postponed
amount of tune to tie allowed.
.ho rol.rprt(M indictment, return-
,.d ,,10 ,,! Ju,.y , Wrd.
nosduy, cutiuilned H counts set
I forth In G2 typewritten pages.
'. ('',,,"",r BhePPnrd. nllorney foi
Olmsteail, told the court that the
of le lmll,.tllll.nt rti i-n Ixlt -1
,, ,., ,, ,, ,.,,, rpll
'only about half of It. He nuked
n ., .-.
,, v Allin,y Medllchrlnl.
0na Wl.. . ,ll011Kh ,mu, h.
iBiild. Judgu McNnry cut short
the argument hy setting the dute.
Maddox Soon To
J3-.J
timsn ivew txoaa
, """" v
. .".. v. .. . ....
to C'riitnr Lnkn park, coverlnn
!' i i
consliucllon will be completed .
not later iiinn oetoner m.
This wns tho statement made
today fiy J. A. Maddox, general
contrucliir III charge of thn work. ;
Every poH.ilhle effort Is being
mucin lo have the Job completed
before sjlow rnlls with so men
lust week. No. detour bus been
found necessary,
YOUNG HILL IS
IR RING
FROM
BOTTOM
Empire Builder's Grand
ton Start to Learn Rail
roading Near Bend
IKI. Ore , Kept. 19, (AIM
LouIh VV, Hill, Jr.. K r iicleon of
111 empire builder of Hie Horth
et and ami of the rliulrinnn of
tlto l.ourd if dlrerlora of the
(.rent Northern railroad, who In
learnliiK the lull road liupliiem
"from Hie (round up" by pra I
Ural etperleme, la doinx hi a bit
In innek a dream of Ilia grand
father of rullrond IhrouKh cen
Irul Oregon nmif true.
Young Hill l al work" on Ihe
Ond-Kluniath Kalla exIeiiMlou. He
baa L'tmrge of tbe aupply yarda
:il the end of Ihe Klu'i lln llUi n
li gxlng, railroad, whli'h the (ireat
Northern neeully purihaacd ai
a link in the new railroad. He
look charge of Ihe yard about
a week ago. Material for Ihe
new tonxtruclion between that
polut and Cheniatilt, 45 nillea dis
tant. nia tbroueh HlU'a hand.
llefore goln glo central Ore
gon, lll'.l wan .working aa Iraln
maaler on the (Ireat Northern
dlrlxlon near Keatiln. lo which
Yalllon he had Horked up from
erllnn hand.
The rinlrnl Oregon line wa
planned by the late, J. J. Hill be-j
fi-re hi. death, bul construction
was delayed by varloua clrcum-
Sluncos .... ...
Brtef .Illness is
Followed By Death
Cum in it a it ruiiiplit nil ur k to
her friends la the anriden passing
of Miss Florence May Nelson,'
daughter of Mra. M. 0. Willilus of
this city..
HI bul a few hours Iho end
came at the family home In the
" aparimniiia m "in
I Springs al an early hour Sundny
'morning.
Desldi's her mother she Is sur
vived by her father. K. A. Nel
son and a brother, ftnlph.
She was 19 years of age anil
would have entered tho Klamath
county high school this fall as a
senior, coining here from Med-
,ora-
The funeral arrangements are
under the direction of tho Earl
VhUlock Funeral llomn.nnd will
be announced upon Ihe arrival
of her father, who is expected
,i ,nlllns.
The rumor that Miss Nelson
was nffllcted with Infantile par
alysis Is a mlstulte for such '
not the case.
New Legion Head
Presides Tuesday
A. 11. lliisKmnu, newly elected
conimnndur of Ihe American
Legion Poat will presldo ns com
mundcr for the first time on
Tuesday evening, which marki'on the Three sislers
the flint meeting of the fall and
winter months. Mr. Iltmsmnn
takes the position left vacant by
tho resignation of (ieorge liartii.
Discussion of activities which
will be sponsored this season will
he taken up as well as routine
business deposed of. The meet
I h.. bre .nttonneed tor elgh
0 ,lmk 'elon
VXDEIKJOE.S OPERATION',
i Under the care of one of the
most prominent surgeons on the
I Pacific coast, Tom McDonald Is
i reported us doing n'lcnly, uee.ord
' Init to word received by his
brother, Joe McDonald, t lain
moniUlK from Mr. MeD..nnid.
Knhnilf tlticr In n Mcrtntm mutir
operation on Inst 'i nn runny, alarm
(or ......overy wns felt, ror a
,,., ,,, , n ,,m.01irKK
word reached here today. Mr.
Mt.,nilt, Is a patient at the I'nl
!VRrslty of California hospital In
;allt, FrnnclHco.
(1X.; jitlllK CASE IIE1MIITED
Another enne of Infantile para -
! lysis ,wns reported lodiiy to the
. county neiutn niricc. nils case
Newsom there are now 2(1. cases
I under qiiiiriiiitllio In the county,
Flyers Crash at '
Yreka Destroying
Plane Completely
YltKKA, Calif., Kept. . (A. j The flleral enrouto from Krer
I'.) With the engine put out of lelt to Han Francisco to enter the
communion
by fire which
started when they were flying
M.ouo fon over the Hlakiyou
uiou ula Ins, Cliff He Pigb and
(iene Kterllng. both of Everett.
Waah., glided to a point five
miles north of Montague, Calif.,
where they lauded In a pile of
rocks lute yeaterday and lumped
from their airplane )uat In time
lo eacupe the flamea which apeed-1
lly di-Htroye-1 Ihe mai bine.
N. Y -SPOKANE
E
Varied Color, and Make. '
Leave Roosevelt Field
Early This Morning
IUHISKVKLT FIKM. X. Y..
Kept. 19. (AIM Twenty-five light
commercial planes took off on
the fl ret leg if a cross-country
flight to Fpokane. Wash., this
niorning. i ne start was maoe at
standard time anil
J"y a. -in. iao met viarier
1 Iih.i ii.ri
Thn ttlnnn- rf mnni- i1 urat n rt
makes, flrrt lined up in helter-
.keltrr order. Arrival of tbe
..,, -i,. k I
H
1 quickly disentangled them and
I ... ... . ..
RTAHTFn MAY TAP R A !. I N
U I 1 1 1 1 I I U I llll 1 1 III! U II U I I
placed the nrt Z3 abreast lu the ,.orinern luumnni iuuiu com-,
front line, faclns due west. Thelpany with Secretary of State
luat two starters mode a two i Frank C. Jordan. !
plune second line.
AUout alio men and omf:
sfoclators and friends cf the fly
ers crowded around the mechlnes.
aome of them dangerously close
lo the whirling propellers. All' Plumas county, and west- iora mane
joined In a general hand waving I wood. The line will connect with ventlon delegates showing Low
as the red flag In the hand ofn '"an Valley Railroad at , den far In the lead.
Captain Waller Ilender. one of; Crescent Vlills and tie Into the -
tho. official starters, dropped on ma transcontinental Hue of tbeBrOtherS Meet
the strnk- of th nilnut. i,H!estern raciuc at i-axioo. i iu-
each plune taxied down the field
away from the sun. which was'
struggling to pierce the earlyl
morning mists.
THINK BODIES
w s
selected tho Westwood-Crcscent
PORTLAND, Sept. 19. liP) ; .Mills and Indian Valley railroad
A messuge today from Walter entrance Into California
Combs, automobile dealer offrmn Klamath Falls, to which
Hend, to Claude McOee. manager : pomt the Hill Interests are now
of the Howard Auto company of building a road.
Portland, said that tho bodies i Construction of the Westwood-
of the two missing The Dalles
youths had been found In a cavecrn California Railroad company
A report wired here today from
Rend, from' an auto dealer to a
dealer ln Portland, to ihe effect clflc.
thai the bedies of the two .lost Tho directors of the newly In
The Dalles youths had been found , corporaled company are Willis J.
in a cave ou the Three Slaters, i Walker, C. It. Wisdom and C.
was based cn rumors circulating M. Winlnger. all of San Fran
tn Rend. This was ascertained icisco and all officials of the Red
by a long distance call by The ( Klver Lumber company.
Associated Press to Walter I
Combs, the man who hnd sent DI, "", flnK
the message. Mr. Combs stand 000 -V ,, VV ,
(but tho forestry office nt Bend , Pendleton HonOTS
knew nothing of the report, and i
llfiit no verification had been ob-! PENDLETON". Sept. 19. iJP
tiilned. '"Bob Crjnsby wns named world's
DeMolay Boys To
ReSUme Meetings
Fiilllng In line with other tra -
ternul orgnnliailons Hint adjourn -
ed throughout the summer
months but are once more taking
up thelV work, members of the
DcMoluvs will meet on Thursday
evening nt Masonic hull.
This was the announcement
: m:idt today bv 11. W. Balhlau.v.
That Iho first meeting of Ihe
fall will be of paramount Inter-;
est lo the boys conies with the'
ntmouneement Hint election of of-
fleers will take place on Thurs -
day night.
flan FraucUto-Suokane air derby
alanine next Wedntaday. bad put
out the englns fire with an ex -
ilngulaber. but the landing In the
rocka broke tbe faaoUne tank,
and tha (aaollne waa Ignited,
The flyera left bere for San
Krl,nr,,c0 hV bn la"1 "'tht
announced that they would anan -
don plans for entering the race.
I ,
Calif ornian. Incorporated
Build Railroad from
Klamath to Bay
ANOTHER ROAD
The San Francisco ChronOle ' advocated Hughes as the noml-
print. the following story of in-ltee nd tb" h" b much
L newspaper discussion of the possi
teres! to everyone watching thebmty q( a Uuf.hn
railroad development In the Klam- lK.i1.t !
ath Ilasin and the Day district: ) Wm. H. Crawford, national
Uuoorts that tho Hill railroad - publicity director for I-owden, has
WitrreaTs are seeking entry Into
California from the northwest via:
t 1 . . .- 1 1 - .s t'.. ..t
m,r, , rounIV were re- "'1 ' " ' A f,
P" 'V"" 7 ' T" J'T Jr0,,r, sU,e ,UP,"r
vlvcd today with the filing ofjTV0d they prefer an eastern
!tles of Incorporation of the
It. n
I Th rnmn.nv eioiialized !
." wa heaaonws-
In San Francisco, plana the im- j
mediate construction of 3t miles i
of railroad between Crescent I
nlaa county.
Shorter Out let Assured. s
The Northern 'California Kail
road company Is a subsidiary of
the lied Klver Lumber company,
with vast timber holdings in
Lassen. Plumas and Shasta coun
ties and the Westwood-Crescent
Mills link will give, the company
a new and far shorter outlet to
Pacific coast and eastern mar
kets via the Western Pacific.
Reports have been current for
some time that the Hill rood had
Crescent Mills link by the North-
will serve to bring nearer con-
; summation this hook-up between
itho Hill line and the Western Pa-
l. ....... I .. . i. ft....l
I .
day of the Pendleton roundup.
I Saturday. Fast work in steel
, roping won enough points fllr(
! Crosby to take the Roosevelt ,
1 trophy for the second time. One
' more win atid It will be his per -
j manent possession.
Boh Asklns won world bucking
laurels with Phil Yoder second
nnd Walter lleacock third. Jesse
i Lawrence . won the
northwest
!buc.kliiR honors. Dick Shelton is
J world's champion bulldogger, fol -
I lowed hy Everett Bowman and
Frank Mi-Carroll.
Josephine Wicks Is cowgirl's
relay champion for the year wlu
1 nlng nil four days while Cy tiiay.
Is cowboy relay champion.
POLITIC S
EAST GIVE BOOM
TO GOUOIEIi
Publicity Director Claim
Illinois Governor Ha
a Chance
j providential political goa.ip gai
lnc Ne york loday Wn,
cihba' MrAdoo who announced
j Saturday that he would not be a
f.ndidate for lb democratic nrnn-'
!,- wa, ln ,he clt.
J Kdwln P. Meredith, secretary
'of agriculture ln the cabinet of
I'renldent Wilson.
Democratic newspapers attrih-
uted their Tlalt to a denlre to
bead off what tho parera term
ed tbe growing morement tor
l(;ovornor Smith of New York.
I Announcement that Frank 'O.
ILowdcn would Tlsit New York
Uhortly waa Interpreted by news-
papers as meaning that he would
j try to offset "booms for Charles
" TL WZ"
In recent speech at a re
I nblican banquet representative
Hamilton Flxh Jr., of New Y'ork.
tepnbllenn Wider; In
- fu , ol lu: C",,J u'"-
VIII Mr. t OHiia.ae o araii-
: conaerva'-ive to a western lib-
Iral :'
..,...
Crawford announced today that
"Pf.. f" !ec"lJed"
pressed belief that Coolidge
wee ana e mat ue. oum .
On the strength of preferences
expressed from If states. Craw-
After 30 Years
Separated for more than 30
years with no word from each
other for the last quarter of a
century, T.' H. . Brown and Ed
Brown, brothers met on Saturday
for the first time.
Coming west many years ago,
T. H. Brown settled in the Klam
ath country where be married.
For a time be heard from his
brother, Ed Brown, at Wichita.
Kansas, and then letters were
sent astray.
A. time went on and years
rolled by, Ed decided to conic
west and search for his brother.
Arriving here on Saturday morn
ing he went to the county cler-'s
office where he found his broth
era name was' on the list of
registered voters from this
county.. Information took- him
j ,0 i:dward ,.rops, rsm.h near
Merrill where his brother has
been employed for more than
five years.
Determined to never get so faruor , Masonic hall where mem-
away again. Ed has decided to , Ders of tho local chapter from
remain In Klamath county andmp. p0I.t8 f the county as well
has accepted a position with tho!n8 miiny vi9itnr8 will gather for
California Oregou Power com-hodge.
D",y- ' Officers of the local chnpter In-
IfltwlA- li-a f K tlinnU Ml- II.
.Methodist Church
f Cnrr1 Vn-a" DHrK- Mrs- K- ,rK"- "ra-
nas a UOOU 'eOriii. n,.irtinL- un r mn liiinier.
Sunday brought to a close an-
other Miii'i-fiMHf ill vnnr in ehnreh
; . ' , .
Methodist church when the an-
""' rerort ot Uvv FrnBlc J-
Wemett showed li gain of 7i
' n'oeis.
('sh 'rora various sources
turned into tho treasurer swelled
Ihe fund 1. 300.00.
I U I" expected that shortly after
i iu nrsi in ine new yeur me
members will be housed In their
; beautiful new church on Norlhiof Evans Creek district of wast -
Ninth which is being rushed to
completion. ,When completed It, home this morning by county of -
will rank among the finest in'fleluls. Tho shot was fired hy
southern Oregon nnd Is being ' 11. P. aMillson of XI no Dnu-son
built at a cost, ot more than
j i0,00.
r
Who is
Eldon Young
and
Where is He?
Some scurvy pup who
gives his name as Kldon
Young has been forging
checks In Klamath Falls.
While Bruce Dennis, pub
lisher, was In Kugene for
a few days, this fellow
Y'oung. aa be calls him
self, forged .Mr. Dennis'
name to aeveral checks
nalng them at the stores
of the city to pay for
amall purchases and se
curing ihe remainder of
the check In money. ;
He Is said to be a
large man with a robust
face. He wore bib over
alls, had grease or Ink
on bis hands evidently
to carry the Impression
to the merchant that be
was a printer or a press
man, hence his possession
of the check would not
be questioned.
It Is bard enough for
a newspaperman to get
a reasonable credit estab
lished without - having
some crook like this fel
low forge a newspaper
man's name to checks.
'One of the checks waa
givtn on the First Na
tional bank where Mr.
' Dennis had no personal
account and all of the
checks forged were per
sonal checks.
-TMa afternoon the
sheriff and police de
partment were throwing
lines over Southern Ore
gon and Northern Cali
fornia to apprehend the
forger. Mr. Dennis stated
be would give 1.5 re-w-ard
for the capture and
conviction of the crim
inal who had seen fit to
forge his name.
Eastern Star Ladies to En
tertain Worthy Grand
Matron
Members of Aloha chapter of
ALOHA CHAPTER
ENJOYS 10
the Eastern Star will have the eral times,
honor of entertaining Mrs. Mar-1 A message from President fotil
garet Barnes, worthy grand ma-jl'lK l the Legionnaires, which
tron of the Eastern Star of Ore-' rrived by w-lrelesc an hour be
gon and Mrs. (Jeorgo L. Snbin. fore the convention opened, wnw
grand organist of the order forlread and greeted with thunderous
the state this evening. applause.
Mrs. Barnes pavs her official! When Louis Marin, the. French
visit to the local chapter, this m"'lst of -pensions, was Intro
evening and Is accompanied bv irt'iced. some one In the gallery
Mrs. Sabln. who la the bouse
guest of her son and datighter-ln-
law. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sabln.
Mrs. Barnes Is at the home of I
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wattenburg.
Officers of Aloha chapter are
entertaining with a no host din
ner in courtesy to Mrs. Barnes
at Llnkhaven this evening at six
o'clock, after which they will mo-
E. Momyer. Mrs. It. E. Wutten-
Mrs. E. II. Balsiger, Mrs. H. (1.
Wortley, Mrs. E. L. Elliott, Mrs.
Wilbur Jones. Mrs. Oliver Spiker,
Mrs. I.eda Parker. Mrs. Myrtle
Helm, Mrs. Walter West, Mrs. J.
I. Beard. Mrs. Ceorgo Llndley
and Mr. Oliver Spiker. .
IIINTER'S IIODY SENT EAST
MEDFORD, Sept. 19. (yil The
body of Myron Carver, 44, tiro
dealer of Portland, killed Satur-
day morning In a hunting neel -
dent In Ihe Willows flut section;
em Jackson county, was shipped
avenue, Oakland. Calif., who was
I exonerated of bluine.
E
VETERANS
America's War Dead
Honored at the
Roaring Reunion .
PALAIS DU TUOCADKRO,
PARIS. Sept. 19. (AIM With a
tremendotm roar of applause and
cheer- from the four thousand
delegates for President Doumer
gue. .Marshal Foch. General Per
shing and Nntlonal Commander
Howard P. Savage., tka ninth con
vention of tho American Legion
was opened at 9:Sl o'clock this
morning lu the famous Trocadern
palace. - . .
Everywhere there was a spirit
of entbustasm. Huge ?ifleetors
which threw their light, on the
gathering, remarkable tor Its col
or. . The "Marseilla'se" and "The
Star Spangled Banner" shared
honors as played hy various
bands, .while Marshal Foch, sit
ting at General Pershing's left,
bowed bis appreciation of the
apontaneous outburst which greet
ed hi appearance.
The business portion of the
opening session was exceedingly
brtef . - A", f ew'eom m It ter" reports
were hastily adopted and orders
were "give the "committi" chair-"
men . for the , afternoon's parade.
Suddenly, on a sing from Com
mander Savage, the vast assem
blage arose and the strains of
"There Is no death" tnrobbed
through, the hulltlUig. ' Then came
amoment's silence In memory of
America's war dead. '' '
The great auditorium of the
historic Trocadero had been pro-
'jfus'ely decorated with American
land French flags an pennants,
jentwined. v The plntform was a
picture In .crimson and gold, wan
the national, department-! and
state banners of the legion fortu
ning a background. ;
I Eight Legion bands appeared
'in uniform. The famous Red
and White Stotsons played no
tional melodies. 'My Old Ken
tucky Home" and "Dixie,' vle
ing with "Over There" and "La
Madelon" for the applause of the
Legionnaires, after tho naLlonul
anthems of France and the Unj
ted States had been played sev
i"" . "
Vanzettll" The outburst sounded
,'fry
lonely and was quickly
drowned in cheer while Ihe dis
turber was ejected. The Inci
dent. Instead of causing u rn(fbj
of eiiTOuslnsm of the nieotlftK,
rather incrensed it. Jt if
PALAIS l)V TROCADERO.
Paris. Sept. lit. iA') Foiitten
thouxand men of the Anierlcon
Legion who fought for France,
and many of their women folk,
today marched In a great parade
under tho Arc li Trlomphe and
in homage to thn I'nknown Kol?
dler placed led, white and blue
flowers around his grave. -
It wa sthe third time In French
. (Continued Oil Puge Eight) ;
VI.VEIt Kolt('EI) TO I .AMI
NEW FOl'NDLAND, N.. ,,J
Sent. 19. Wl Vein L. Ilobnrt
of Fargo, N. D nn entrant In Iht
national air derby, was forced lo
I land In memlow near Ihe rn II-
,,! atatloa today on account of
poor visibility and compasi
lion hie. He took off again nftef
. two hours hud elapsed.
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i CUAIV SHOWN ADVANCK
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HICAilO, H e p I. li, tJT
iopei
Opening nl lc " 3 - ail-
vance, corn held much of the
igain. Wheat started onth'inged
to " 3-lc up and continued to
nveYnce hither. Oafs were firm,
provisions likewise tended up
I ward.
HE AR
CHEERED BT