WEDNESDAY
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llKAZILL TO MANAGK iTOASfT
SHELL CLl’B
Portland, Ore.. Aug. 11—Frank i
Brazill has been made manager of
the Coast Shell Club, it was an
nounced today.
ITALIAN FLYER
LEAVES BROl'GH
Brough. England, August 10—
I ocatelli. the Italian around the
world flyer left here today for
Kirkwall.
1 KM TOR TESTIFIES THAT
LEOPOLD DEFICIENT
Chicago. August 11—Doctor Hu
bert, a Chicago Psychitrist today
testified that disordered endocrine
glands which control mental and
physical development in' Leopold,
caused him to coincide with Loeb’s
childish “perfect crime.” He said
that Leopold’s thyroid glands are
diseased but had subsided, but the
spinal and pituttary glands had
not functioned properly. Leopold
was sixteen years old on the day.
of the hearing before Doctor Hti
I'TRST SHIPMENT OF WOOL
MADE FROM KODIAK
Seattle, August 11—The Pacific
Steamship announces that seven
bales of wool have Wen received
from W. J. Erskine for shipment
to San Francisco. This is the first
shipment of wool to be made from
Kodiak Island.
SAMPSON OF N. Y. DISCOVERS
NEW PEAKS. RIVERS
Chicago, August 11—The Univer
sity of Chicago has been informed
by R. T- Chamberlain of that Uni
versity that Allen Sampson, a New
York engineer has braved storms
and the dangers of being cut off
and drowned but succeeded in dis
covering eight new peaks in Dan
ish Columbbia and lound the head
waters of both the Thompson and
MANY DEAD AND MISSING
FROM FIXM>OS IX FORMOSA
Tokyo. August 11—It is reported
that seventy three are dead and
fifty seven are missing along the
TamMiitii River in Northern For
mosa which has overflowed and
reached the flood stage in its en
tire length. It is estimated that
forty thousand homes have been
inundated and more than three
thousand have been destroyed.
IA FOLLRTTE AND WHEELER
TO GIVE MEDALS
Washington. August 11' It has
been announced here hv backers <>f
the LaFollette-Wheler ticket that
there will be given to each person
giving as much as one dollar to
tl.eir campaign fund will be pre
sented with a medal bearing the
profile of LaFollette and Wheeler,
designed by Gutzon Broglum. about
♦he size of a two-bit piece.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE HAS
JOINED THE BIRDS
New York, August 12—The ag
reement of the Reparations Con
ference on the Dawes Plan has
sent the demand for Sterling to
4.56%. the record price for the
year. The French Franc went to
5 71; the Belgium Franc to 5.21,
and the Dutch Guilder to 39.1,
and set a new high mark for that
WRIGLEYS
Chew it after
every meal
It stimulates
appetite and
aids digestion.
It makes your
food do you more
BOSTON SECOND ARRIVES 1
AT BAR HARBOR j
Bar Harbor. Maine, August 11— |
The Boston Second, the plane- be- j
ii-g shipped to Nova Scotia for the i
use of Lieutenant Wade otiose
plane was wrecked by a forced i
landing, has arrived hero. The j
machine will leave here tonight on ,
its northern journey.
AMERICAN FLYERS CONTI ME
EXPERIENCE DIFFICULTY
Reyjavik. August 12—The Ral
eigh. which is exploring the Eaj=t
Coast of Greenland for a lighting
place for the American aorund the
v orld flyers, reports dense fogs
ninety miles from Angmagealik
ptter encountering many icebergs
floating. Admiral Magruder on
the Richmond said it was doubtful
if the plans of the planes to carry
supplies to places over the ice from
Augmagsalik would work. Smith
and Nelson declared that the Dan
ish Government steamer Gertrude
| Rask was their only hope, and she
! is ice bound south of Angmacsalik.
[ It is reported that she needs coal,
I but expects to clear the ice in two
| or three days. Lieutenant Smith
I baa engaged a trawler t«* carry
! three hundred tons of coal to re
! fuel the Rask at the edge of the
THIKPVAL HAS LEFT DUTCH
HARBOR FOR VICTORIA
Victoria. August 12 Tbe Thiep
j 'Hi loft Dutch Harbor last Satur
day for her southward 'journey,
j carrying Major MacLaren and his
! party. Thf*y expect to proceed
continuously to Prince Hu pert, B.
|C.
\ Dutch Harbor. Alaska. August
12--The trawler Thiepval carrying
I Major MacLaren and his party ar
| rived here Thursday night. The
I Major said that dense log prevail
ed upon his arrival at Nikolski,
i atid he attempted to rist- above it.
jand was ultimately fore <1 to land
‘here high swells broke his ma
rine to pieces before he could In*
success of the Anieri
Jcan flyers, and also the Major ox
! p-essed his gratitude to the Ameri
J can flyers for f.he assistance they
tendered him him while he was
, flying through rite Orient. All the
i members of MacLaren’s party are
' in the best of health except Flight
! Sergeant Lewis, who flew for hours
with a fever of one hundred and
I f.»ur degrees as the result of a sun
| stroke sustained in the Kurile Is
| lands. The Tlieipval leaves Sat
Iurdav night for Prince Rupert to
arrive in time for a dinner to be
given in their honor. Friday night.
| while loading coal into the Tbiep
! \ til a stowaway was found in the
j hunkers whet said he was a natur
alized American < itizen of Russian
! t atlvitv who was formerly in the
i'nlted Stafes Navy and was cap
i ntred in Russia and robbed of ten
thousand dollars and then ordered
• t«> shift for hims*-lf.
f KALLA INE M AN tf.E WASH.
LA FOLLF.TTK CAMPAIGN
12 John B.
'Washington Stat*- manager of the
LaFollette campaign in the com
i:g general election in November.
| Washington, August 12—Re
I r?y!ng to a letter protesting against
the candidacy of a New York ne
gro for Congress. President Oool
idge expressed amazement at the
suggestion that he should be inter
viewed upon such a subject. The
President reaffirmed his intention
I to uphold the Constitution of the
United States, which, in his opin
ion, precluded him from interfer
ing in such matters.
EVACUATION RI HR DISTRICT
IS FLY IN THE OINTMENT
London. August 12—The French
and German delegates are wrest
ling over the problem of the com
promise on the time for the evacu
ation of the Ruhr District, which
must be settled before the Inter
rational Conference can proceed on
the program effecting th.e Dawes
POSTAL INSPECTORS SAY
WOMAN IN PALISADE MINE
Palisade, August 12—Postal in
spectors who have been watching
the activities of the fugitives who
are believed to he barricaded in |
the Palisade Mine have announced
that shoe prints at the month of
the tunnel indicate that one of the
fugitives is a woman.
FUGITIVES BEING RESTRICTED
BY CLOSE WATCH OFFIC IALS
Palisade, August 12—The week
which ended today, at the mouth
of the Palisade Tunnel, where the
fugitives are barricaded, has proven
that the activities of those in the
tunnel are being restricted in their
movements by the close watch be
ing kept upon them. It is now
definitely known that one of the
fugitives is a woman, being car
ried in by the fugitives on th* ir
STEPMOTHER DROWNS ROY.
. HE ANNOYED HER, CLALMS !
Waterloo. Iowa. August 11
Searchers today found the body of j
Nicholas Mahariw. six year** old. in |
the Cedar River. His stepmoth. .
has confessed that he annoyed h '
and she lured him to the river on |
Thursday. sought a deep plat-, j
wading twice a.nd measuring with !
a stick until she found a phn. ;
deep enough, thou coaxed him t<> :
the bank and hurled him down to ;
MARCONI OPERATORS NOTIFIED
LOCATELLPS DEPARTURE
St. Johns. N. B.. August 10
All Marconi opera-ors on the Lab
rador coast have been notified that
j Locatelli expects to leave Green
I land Tuesday for Cartwright. Lab
j r.idor.
(OOLinr.K NOT LIKELY M.\hK
SPEAKING TOUR
I Washington. August. 12 Presi
dent Coolidge speaking hero today
j sf-id that ho considered it extreme
1; unlikely that he would make
a speaking tour in the interests of
; his campaign.
i'OLON EL HOUSE GIVES HIS
VIEWS OF COXFERKNt K
i Paris. August 12 Colonel K M.
J House, the late President Wilson's
confidant, said here that the Inter
! national Conference in I.ondon
I mist succeed because “Herriot and
j MacDonald understand each other."
I?e declared that the only obstacle
ploy that unlimited capacity they
; seem to have for committing blun
i ders at critical moments."
THURSDAY
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i RAGGEDY ANN: TIGER
TWADDLE: CAMEL CANTEIt
.MI ST GO, SAY MASTERS
i New York. August 11 Plans
■ i-r the elimination of the extreme
j forms of dancing before the an
nual convention of the internation
al association of dancing masters,
would substitute waltzes for such
dances as “Raggedy Ann." des
cribed as slow fox trots. and the
others known severally as "wild
cat whirl,” '‘tiger twaddle." and
! DOCTOR HCHERT ADMITS
DON'T KNOW Alton <.I.t\Its
j Chicago. August 1.1 Attacking
| the theory that the endocrine gland
disorders were to blame for the
kidnapping and killing of Robert
[Franks by Leopold and Loeb. I)is
| trict Attorney Crowe today asked
Doctor Hubert if medical men a9
u. group were not practically ig
norant of the function of the pin
eal gland, and if some authorities
did not even question whether it
is a gland at all. the doctor ans
wered in the affirmative.
SEVEN' MILLION' DOLLAR SI’IT
AGAINST SKINNER & EDDY
Seattle. August 13—Oliver Down
vho is special counsel for the Gov
ernment, said today that a seven
million dollar suit which is soon to
he filed against Skinner and Eddy,
was a part of President Coolidge’s
campaign of economy and reduc
t‘on of the war debt. He said that
the firm never built thirty five of ,
ninety ships for which orders and
contracts were given during war
times, but operated their huge ship
yard here upon the money advanc
ed by the Government for those j
thirty five shipB.
TRAMPS BERN TO DEATH
WHEN BARN PATCHES FIRE
Knights Landing. Cal.. August
1H—Two burned to death and sev
eral are missing in a fire which
started in the hay of a barn where
several score of “itinerants” were
sleeping. The barn was owned by
I he River Farms Company, and is
t'tlleved to have caught fir** from
.» cigar or cigarette which on** of
the tramps was smoking.
I.ERTRCDE RASK REACHED
AXCJMACiKUK, FREE OF IC E
Reykjavik. August 1 f Major
Prumrine has reported from aboard
the Richmond that the Gertrude j
Rask has reached Angmagslik and J
found the harbor free of ice and }
the fog conditions rather improved. I
Flight Commander Smith has an- I
nounced that h»* will fly today /
(Thursday) weather permitting, a ;
day w ill be required to prepare .* j
place for mooring at Angmagslik
m d get Lieutenant Nelson's plan*- j
GERTRUDE RASK BROKE
THROUGH ICE. PROCEEDING
Reykjavik. August 13 The Ger-j
trude Rask broke free of the i< • i
today. Major Crumrine reported r.. ;
the aviators from aboard the Rich- j
n ond. The vessel has resumed J
her attempt to reach Angmanksa! |
ik to prepare a base for the next !
lap of the United States Army i
around the world flight.
WORLD’S PARTY TO MAKE
NATIONAL CAMPAIGN TOUR
campaign tours were announced
today for William Z. Foster and
I enjamin Gitlow. Presidential and
Vice Presidential candidates of the
\ I.ASKA\ MAIL ROHMER
ESCAPED McNEIL’S ISLAND
Tacoma. Washington. August
1'! One Humph*, thirty four years
<•: age. sent to McNeil’s tain ml
f-om Fairbanks. Alaska, for steal
ing registered mail, escaped from
i lie FVnitentinrj there yesterday
I •• had served four months of hi
trusty. working in the garden fo •
Warden Archer. A reward for his
recapture has been offered.
HENRY FORI) SAYS WON’T
HI X DESPITE PETITIONS
South Sudberry. Mass.. August
13 Henry Ford.’ declared here to
day that lie would not run for the
I nited States Senate despite fh •
petitions which have been filed at
Lansing which made him a candi
date for the Republican nomina
tion. WD DEJECTS TREATY
MITI’A I. fil".A KANTEE
Geneva. August I I Holland has
forwarded a message to the United
and has rejected the Treaty of
Mutual U.uarantee proposed by the
GERMANS I I 1,1.A AFFIRM
DAWES PI,AN. CLAIM
London. August l" The Oer
c.an experts attacked the Interna
tional Conference meeting until
three o'clock yesterday morning,
v hen full affirmation of the Dawes !
plan was declared by them. The j
Ctrman experts had held out on i
rc pnrations in kind, until Herriot
returned from Paris with the full!
approval of the French Cabinet of
his policy for evacuation of the I
Ruhr district. After the Allied j
d« legates had today considered !
with approval the evacuation of
the Ruhr. Herriot and Foreign
Minister Stresemann discussed this
topic at length. ;
CONGRESSMAN HOWARD TO
CONTEST AA’ALTON i
Tulsa. Okla., August 13— Con
gressman Howard. whom former j
C.overnor Walton lias apparently |
defeated for the Democratic nom- j
ination for United State - Senator j
from Oklahoma. has announced '
that he will immediately file a pe
tition in the State Supreme Court
for a recount.
sUXATOK REED TO SUPPORT
NATIONAL DEM. TICKET
Kansas City. August IS—Sen
ior James A. Reed has announced
that he will support the National
Democratic ticket because Davis’
acceptance speech “pledges no en
trance to the League of Nations
until a vote of the people has ap
proved such an action on the part
>f this Government.”
FUGITIVES IN PALISADE MINE
RELIEVED KILLED
Palisade. August 13—Fire damps
ire believed to have killed the fu
rltlvee in the Palisade mine. An
exploration party' failed to find any
trace oi them beyond the loot
prints M en several days ago. TIn
flection of the mine in which the
fugitives had barricaded th*-m
Helves, is subject to the deadly
black damp. so dreaded by miners,
and the presence of the damps was
one of the reasons for the aban
donment of the mine originally
VM)\ HOIK HANK ROD II Kit Y
Madison, 111.. August 13 Five
unmasked men entered the Tri
city State Hank today at the noon
hour and escaped in an automobile
with seventy five hundred dollars
in currency and coin- Rank offi
cials were shooting at them as
they drove away. Reports from
police headquarters, however, say
that the burglar alarm drove the
SHENANDOAH HH.HTKI) THREE
VESSELS LOAHKII LIQf’OR
Lake hurst. N. J. August 1" -
Commander Lansdown*-, command
ing the dirigible Shenandoah, de
clared after his return from his re
cent trial flight that while the
ship's lights were playing on the
ocean last night, three vessels un
mistakably loaded to the gunnalls
with liquor, were sighted.
FRIDAY
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Pana Ills . Auk. U Three men
held up the Schuyler State Hank
here and took twenty thousand
locomotive which had been held up
and the cr« w under commands ot'
the robbers at thpoint of suns.
The locomotive fin-man was t'atal
!• shot, and one of the robbers
was wounded and his money re
lert rude Rusk broke
ice one hundred miles
ngmagsalik and ini me
ed for that port. Had
tire. August 14 Jacob M
i former President of th
School Hoard and the l'n
Richard Allen Loeb.
n Leopold, the broth*
Leopold were called
he hearing. When asked to tes
ify if Loeh showed any emotion
> hile lie was recountins the de
.*iIs of i lie killimr. Dr. Hubert re
died. “He seemed to wipe his nose
t it It his tinker an.I he might have
een wipin: away a nasal tear."
Roston. August 14—The Grand
Army of the Republic marched to
day in a parade at their annual
encampment Again the survivors
of the two million who answered
the call of President Lincoln made
an inspiring show of strength as
the ever-decreasing thin blue line
marched with measured and some
times tottering tread to th** melody
uf their dearly beloved fifes and
drums in a drizzling rain.
TWO t\ S. DESTItOYKRS
DAMAGED. PI T TO POUT
Bremerton. August 14 A radio
message from the IT. S. Destroyer
Litchfield says that ship collided
with the Destroyer Farnholt. dam
aging both vessels slightly, and
both put into Port Angeles for re
pairs.
VAW BELIEVED DOZEN TRAMPS
PERISHED IN BARN FIRE
Knights Landing. Aug. 14 The
manager of the River Farms Com
pany today said ne believed that
at least a dozen bodies were
smouldering in the burning ruins
o'" the barn which burned.
DEFENSE ATTACKS DOHF/XY.
FALL INDICTMENTS
Washington. August 14--«Tho
ftefen&q today attacked the indict
!'/
!;.
uents which were returned again*
oheny and Fall in the Sul rein
ourt of (he district of Cnlumhi
n the ground that Senator Wals
tiade radical speeches prejnrick
-* fhe defendants while the Oran
'»ry was considering these cases.
(ALASKAN SHIPMENTS CJREATEI
THIS VEAR THAN LAST
i .'cattle. August It The Seattl
M ha in her of Commerce issued
I statement today that shipment
j from Alaska during July 1924 tot
I T.:n for July, 1923/
<.Ti:i. H A TOURS LOVER KILL
RIVAL, SO COI LD WEI> II El
I Benton Harbor. August 1 l
[Florence McKinney, nineteen year
I «• nee. and the sweetheart of Krai
hupke. today confessed that sh<
j vatclicd Kupke kill her rival. Cor;
i Itaber. anil then helped hin
; 1 •!'• her body Kupke. according
j i rlie Sheriff, confessed that h(
I ltiled ('ora, who was about to be
rune a mother, when she refuset
! i. release him from their betrotha
j so that he could marry Florence
j lie lured her with a promise tr
J r.;arry her. into his automobile
j drove her to the country, and ir
j the presence of Florence, choked
her to death.
SEPT. TWELFTH
IlKFKNDKHS DAY. IN WASH.
—
Tacoma. August 14 The Gov
• -nor's Advisory Committee yester
day declared that they would call
September 12 “Defenders’ Day."
The Committee recommended the
! mobilization of twenty one thous
and troops to fill the ranks of the
Regular Army. National Guard
and the Reserves as a part of the
| [ eogram.
j SPANISH TROOPS IX MOROCCO
NEED REINFORCEMENTS
Madrid. Aug 14 The Military
j Directorate in a communique has
I received news from Morocco that,
j enemy troops had surrounded an
; other vital position in the Spanish
| line and the Spanish troops are in
4 dire need of reinforcements.
( I ITER REAR AT DUTCH
HARBOR. PROCEED SOON
I Dutch Harbor. August 1 I -The
M Oast Guard Cutter Rear put in
lire yesterdaj with a badly dam
aged propeller. Temporary repairs
| ere to be made here and the ship
PI I.L DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS
GERMANY. RUSSIA, MEXICO
Moscow. Aug. l l Negotiations
■ vitli Berlin have resulted in the
i ••sumption "f full diplomatic re
i b.lions between Germany. Russia
land Mexico, according to advices
SWITZERLAND FORBIDS ANY
CITIZEN RUSSIA TO ENTER
i London. Aug 14 The Swiss
, l egation announced today that
I Switzerland has forbidden any cit
■ land under any condition, under
i pain of deportation.
jsIlIPPINC BOARD VESSEL
HITS ROCK IN JAP ISLANDS
I Tokyo. August 1 1 The West
Katan, a United States Shipping
Board steamship struck the rocks
i ear Fude Island, off the coast of
Formosa in a terrific storm, says
a dispatch received from Nlchi
nechi today. The dispatch says
that the Katan has a large hole in
her side, and that Japanese des
j tl ayers have been despatched to
FCJVPTIAN SOLDIERS KILLED
IN <'LASH WITH BRITISH
London. August 14- The Ex
change Telegraph Dispatch today
reported that ten Egyptian sol
diers were killed and nine wound
ed by British troops at Attabara.
after the Egyptian forces had at
tacked the British in their bar
racks with bricks, clubs and other
BONKS OF ELOTHERIUM ARE
FOUND JOHN DAY VALLEY
Portland. August 14— A party
o** University of California geolo
gists returned here yesterday from
ri six mouth’s expedition in the
John Day Valley. They found the
skull, tooth and other bones of the
elotherium. a large pig-like crea
ture which formerly roamed in
great numbers through tropical
forests.