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Show • THE JORDAN .TOlTRNAL. MIDVA LE. UTAH CARAVANS TAKE 1 REFUG :ES HOME 1 fRANGE MOVES ~ TO SAVE FRANC Past and Present Stars of the Squared Circle ....... ....... ....... ..... : II SfOHM CLAIMS SIX VICTIMS • ' New s Not es 't'• a Privileg e Utah 1 FIRST OFFICIAL WORD SAYING ARSENAL ZONE IS SAFE IS GIVEN OUT GOVERN! . ENT SETS UP MACHIN· ERY TO ENACT UNLIMIT ED POWERS LAW WESTER N 1<1 o\SSACHU SE'I TS SWEPT BY TEMPEST OF CYCLONI C VELOCIT Y Many Go Back Knowing That Only Wrecks Of Homes May Offer Tl-:em Cheer; Refugees Are All Eager Initial Steps Contempl ate Sharp Cur tailment of Expenses Everywhe re; Dollar and Serling Quoted l-ligh for Franc 100-M ile Gale Was Reproted Off The. New Jersey Coast; With Heavy Hailstorm s In New England. Much Damage 0· ne. IS to Live in ~ . . . . . .0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Logan.-B etween 4000 and 5000 farmers, their wives and children will meet Monday at the Utah Agricultu ral college at the annual farmers' encampment. Four days of demonstra tions, exhibits, lectures, games, amusemen ts and contests of various kinds will make up the program which is design· ed to acquaint the framer with the value of the state agricultur al college. Dover, N. J.-All roads in Jersey's Paris.-Sp urrea by sterling at 200 New York-Six deaths and proper Provo.-R eports on fruit. conditions !hell-shat tered area led back to th~ aud the dollar at 41, a new low record ty losses e~timatcd at a quarter of a on the Provo Bench area are more abandone d homes o! Mount Hope, Ill- for the franc, the, governme nt has demillion dollars resulted from a severe PI'Omising than they have beE>n in sevbern~~· Picatinny and the smaller co_m-1 cided to ask parliamen t to vote the oleclrical storm which swept New eral years. With the exception of the mumt1es nestled along the narrow lull- unlimited powers bill within fortyYork and New England late Sunday. apple crop, the fruit and berry crops side roads and every vehicle carried eight hours after discussion on that A score of penwns were injured, one were .never better, it is stated. wornout refugees returning. 1 measure opens. perhaps fatally, and three are reported ln fire trucks, under the canvas The cabinet council recently approvProve.-In the vicinity of Pleasant missing. covers of the motor transport service, ed the text of the bill on which M. Grove the strawberr y crop brought The storm moved from Pennsyl in private cars and in chartered busses Caillaux is working and it will be reThe photograp h shows some of the past and present stars of the squnred circle. Left to right: Max the growers upward of $50,000, while RoseubJoo m, va11ia to Maine, wrecking buildings, the rospberry crop whole families, ?ewildere d by three fened to the finance committee of the lig-ht hea ,-yweight; James J. Corbett, .Jim .leff1·ies and Tom Sharkey, old-time heavyweig ht is believed to have fighters, anfl Paul Berlen- tearing up trees, capsizmg boats, surpassed that by another $25,0~ days of dazed exile, found themselve s chamber with exhortatio n for all posbach, present !ighH1eav y champ. Photograp h was taken at a dinner given to Jeffries and ~harkey, The who are making floodmg ro<:d b;?ds. parlyzing telephone , cherry crop was also especially good roing . back to their broken little sible haste so that the bill may be their vaudeville debut. tole ;raph, hght a:J.d trolley service and and will bring homes, abandoned in head-long flight ready for considera tion by next Tuesreturns of u.Pward of destroying - crors. A 100-mile gale was i!'iOOO, it is estimated fJ·om the terrors let loose by S·atur- day. by growers. The repC>rted off the New Jersey coast. peach crop will day's arsenal explosion. This, however, means another week he heavy, in the opinwith heavy hailstorm s in New Eng- ion of the growers, They !mew that m nearly every case rlelay and in<l.·eased nervousne ss in 1 and the quality will ;I laud. all winrlows in their homes had been financial circles as well as among sm·r,ass that grown in the district dur1 Three persons were killed by light· mg recent years, it is shattered with the first warning blast. small operators on the Bourse and the ~ ~u~~ stated. ' I ning, one by a falling tree and two Many knew the walls of their homes middle classes, and the tei!!per of the ~ Golfers at Portal, N. D., soon : Johnny Kling was the greatest of Salt Lake City.- :\lore than half of · were drowned. Three boys are believhad roved in, that sheds had collapsed country appears , will tee off In the United States ' .J ewlsh baseball st11rs. to be rising. the peach trees in both Utah and Idaand floors dropped into cellars. A ed to ha~ been lost in a canoe off ' and take their second stroke In 1 • * • The bill will contain only one (<r· ' few had made cxploraotr y visits in ticle Sandy Hook. A dozen were rescuecl. ho are ten years and over in age, it I ' Canada. and one annex, which explains : There were 12,4!)5 hits made in the search of possession s and realized the from capsized craft in and around New is revealed in a report by the depart~ Citizens of Portal and North 1 National league_ last year, as comwithin what limits the governme nt inment of agricultur e. According to this ruin to which they were returning. York. ' Portal, Sask., are constructi ng a : pared with 12,421 In the American. tends to use the unlimited powers to report, Utah has 318,564 peach trees• But like the peasant population of Heavy property damage was report· : golf course with the first tee and 1 • • • legislate by decree. The deliberati ons and Idaho 28,075 trees. Of these tothe great war, the destructio n of their : last green In the United States : ''Big Jim" Rolla, who umpires In ed as far west as Ohio. Six persons of the cabinet council have been kept tals Utah has 189,977 and Idaho. 21,084 homes was not enough to keep them 1 and eight holes In Canada. I Chicago semipro games, can 'call balls were injured, telephone and telegraph secret, but reliable informatio n is past the ten-year mark. Utah. has away and with the coming of Generservice were : crippled It is believed to be the only In· : and strikes In :tour different Ianand highways that the governme nt demands the 20,281 trees one year and under, while a l Drum's official declaratio n that it ' were ternat!ona blocked l golf course. An av- ' guages. in central Pennsylva nia. right to legislate on all questions of Idaho has ·but 510 trees falling in this was now safe to permit the passage ' erage shot off the first tee will : Hailstone s in Harrisbur g, Pa., measura purely fin:::tncial nature, such as fixclaslisend the ball across the lnterna- ' of civilians into the patrolled sections The major league record for the ed two inches in diameter. Ing the rate ' tiona! line, and on the ninth hole ~ greatest number of games a few miles around the arsenal, in the negotiatioof taxes and customs and Springfiel d Mass.-A rain, hail and Price.-Th e scientific feeding of played In a n of loans, the proceeds , this line again must be crossed ' season Is 162, establishe every case the refugees asked anxlightning storm of cyclonic velocity livestock, will be one of the principal d by E. Barof which might be used in defense of I to land on tile home &Teen. : rett o! Detroit, In 1904, Iously to be taken home. which struck western Masschus sets aims of the Carbon-Em ery county I the f1·anc. No decision on purely ad1 Most o:t the course wlll be on I All afternoon the Red C1·osa work· late Sunday claimed four lives, in· farm bureau this year, it was decided ministrati ve reforms could be made : 80 acres o:t prairie laud narth of 1 ers' relief headquart ers in Morristow n, jured more than a score and left in its at a meeting here of forty representa Carl Hubbell, former Oklahoma under this bill. 1 the border. Dirt &reens will be : City a t the U nited States hotel, were kept southpaw, Is provlnc a good re- wake damage which will amount to tive farmers of the two counties. The : built on the course, whi<'h will 1 lief man for Toronto, busy loading their three days' boardand incidental · 'j $500,000. In adams a girl was instant- subject was discussed from all angles Fires Spread To Wide Area 1 be supported by the residents of : ly, running up a good record ers into the odd and varied conveyfor him- ly ldlled; in Springfiel d two men were and a committee appointed to make an Seattle.-W ith reports of blazes In : the two towas with a combined 1 self. ances that carried theno. home. From drowned whe ntheir canoe overturl!.- investigat ion of the feeding facilities I population of around 1,000. : temporary shelter In the rectory of many sections, the Paciric northwest ed and a man died beneath a falling available in the district . I I the Redeemer church, from the Amer- coast and into the interior as far as 'l'he hitting o1' Regl\n, second base- tree at the height of the storm. &---~''''''''~'''''''''''n Salt Lake City.-A reassuring worll Ican Legion rooms, from the Market Calgary, Alberta, and Spokane, Wash., man, who came from Columbus to the to woolgrow ers on the benefits to b. Boston Red Sox for McCann and Ge;ystreet mission and from the Woman's lay under a wave of lightning, heat Farm Leaders Meet In Iowa derived from the tariff, providing thr/r gan, ls causing much favorable comCommuni ty club, loads of women, chi!· and fires that began a week ago. BlazWashingt on.-The principal event of do not indulge In es were also reported in the Santa. marketing practices ment. dreu, boys, babies, went out. ThE"> the present week will be the meeting which minimize its usefulness , goes Monica mountains of southern Cali· task at Do-ver was completed earlier Robt•' ("Bob") Pepper Is a big cog fornia. A fire near Port Orchard Clarence L. Fields, '27, three-lette r at D<:s Moines of the "corn belt con- out from the headquart ers of the NaIn the day. across Puget Sound from here, gaining tn the success of the indiana univerathlete, has been elected to captain ference committee " which had charge tional Woolgrow ers' associatio n. The headway by shift of wind, destroyed sity track team this season. In tile the 1927 University of Pennsylva nlli of the fight for the Haugen-D ickin- developm ents of the past season have With Favor on Plan Drake relays he was only a foot be• baseball nine. Field's home ls in son-McNa ry type of farm relief that inspired many varieties of questions threatened another. 1 one home and Brussels, BP..lgium .-The chamber of S1xty state fire fighters reinforced by hind Roland Locke when that fastest was defeated in the recent session of in the minds of woolmen and one of Lebanon, Pa. deputies adopted on first reading the [ fifty sailors from the navy yard bat- human broke the world's record time congress. The meeting this week is them touches the effectiven ess of the . Organized baseball Is a metropolibill introduced the cabinet .w~ich tied this blaze, which threatened Port :tor the 100-yard !lush. called by Governor H. A. Mill of Iowa 31-cent clean content duty on im_port· Harry Hooper, former major tan affair, In this country, but In would grant Kmg Albert unllnuted Orchard. Reports from Portland inleaguer, now takes life easy on his v;-ho has sumoned governors , senators ed wools, ]Xlrticular ly the efectivene ss Hawaii it takes on a cosmopoli tan powers to issue dee:ee~ for defense of c:icated conditions in Oregon were betartichoke much near Capitola, Calif. and congressm en, as well as farm of this duty during 1926. air. A league centering around Honthe franc. The bill IS expected to ter than thost in Washingt on and J His propert~· on Monterey bay Is leaders, business men and boankers, olulu has two Japanese teams, a PorSalt Lake City.-l\lo re cattle and become law by the end of the week. j B}'itish Columbia. Spolmne listed fires vlilued at $300,000. from the eleven states which ]Xlrticituguese, a Chinese, an American and calves were slaughtere d during the pated in the beginning of the moveI in the Kaniksu national forest north I .Many of the grE>at thumpers of the a native Hawaiian club. * first six months of 1926 under federal B rus~('ls.- Belgium, staggered by of tllat city as out of control. Tour· National league are not hitting up to Infielder Frank Philbin has been ment last January-I owa, Illinois, In· Baseball has been the national inspection than in any other corresthe recent precipitou s fall of the Bel- 1 ists were pressed into the fight. Can- their previous marks. Among those sent to Wichita of the Western league, diana. Kansas, Miunesota , Nebraska, sport of Hawaii almost as long as it ponding period in the history of the g lan franc,_ Is verging on th~ appoi~t- :.ldian fires acros3 the bor·der into the who have not crossed the high-watel ' by Kansas City on option. Philbin was Misouri, Wisconsin , Okklhoma , North has been the main sport in America. country, according to the cattle report ment of Kmg Alhert as a VIrtual d1c- 1 Colville forest in Washingt on were marks of previous years are such batwith Little Rock if th·e Southern Dakota and South Dakota. The politi-It Is played In the cities and on the issued through the office of George tntor within his kingdom in the gov· burning steadily. league, last season. ters as Ed RousC'h of Cincinnati , Cuycal aspects or consequen ces of the plantation s. The season lasts from A. Scott, federal livestock statisticia n ler of the Pirates, Zack Wheat of the ernment's effort to save the exchange meeting, the subject of keen inter--~----* January 1 to December 31. A very for the seven Western states, ThursRobins, When even Jacobson the King left Homsby St. Louis him· from further collapse. to est from Republica n leaders because Trade Board Issues Orders high-class brand of ball is pla~·ed. day, The estimated number of killed take self and up hlH his duties running with mate, the Jim BotBoston of an obvious dispositio n to associate T~c Belgian cabinet intr?duced a Washing ton-The federal trade com· All this Is according to the apostle, rluring this period is set at over Red tomley. Sox, 7,he had hit safely in 15 the meeting with the declaratio n last m the chamber of deputies grant- mission fired another volley of "cease Richard Uluk<fu, dental student at St. 000,000 head. This Each straight would and every games. mean one if The the of Boston club has week by Senator Cummins of Iowa these great Louis university lng King Albert unlimited powers to . and desist" orders Thursday at silver, catcher on the BilllIssue decrees for drastic ~ef~ns~ of j ware manufactu rers in its effort to hitters have been asked the reason for ken baseball squad, nativt of Hono- acquired a real hitter. that President Coolidge would not be slaughter continues at this rate more than 15,000,000 head will be slaughterthe drop In hitting a1:t1 eacll and e\'· lulu • * the franc, and there are mdJCatJon s qtamp out the practice of misbrandi ng ' rn.ndinate to succeed himself, and and son of the leading sporting ed during the year. ery one has said thH' tht! ball Is not Connie Athleti<'S turned In 1 the other reported that t~e bill will _be voted. utterance of Ex· ~ilver-plated products to indicate that as fast as In the day•; when .400 hit- goods dealer of the Sandwich Isles, 21 assists l\faC'k's • In a gamt" with Washing- J r;f'YCrn'lr Belgmm thus joms the t~re~ Europ- they were made in Sheffield, England. Honolulu C. of C. booster and steel Kendall of Iowa, that by Vernal.-V .'m. Preece, Uintah county ton the other day . .Timmy Dykes at ean powers who are co~sl~enng pro- Orders were handed down directing ters were conspicuo us. guitar twanger of the St. Louis Unil92S Coolidge will not be able to carry game warden, is directing trapping of Some third one has had eight, wlth Second Baseasked Hornsby re,_1,.,.,..."' to concentra te unlimited powers versity a state west of the Alleghani es. Hawaiian th heaver in Brush creek at a point near t th Hadio f th Serenader s' mRn Bishop getting . . . a e use o e wor d Sl1e ff'1e ld b y cently to decide whether slumps had five. In one person. Itnly IS d1scussmg . . string orchestl·a. . '·here the stream enters the Green . d h. 1tself, or m any combmed form. or as bit the players or If it -v.·as the fact h P renuer 1 •··•r;sol' 1 And there Is gambling W ether and betting ri\•er, fifteen miles east of Vernal. m a~ IS a part of any symbol, should bC' aban- that the cork cushion had been dead· Leaders Want Leaque to Act Outright put <'hRS" of Clarence C. 1 on the teams by the racial gmups who "Sho\·el" b lnet should be muciC' responsib le to I do ned by the following firms: Oatario ened. He The captured furbeoarer s will be t-ransllotlge. rlght-hand t"r of New / Oeneva.- Leaders of the recent unpromptly said It was the t he king and not to th' leglslai 'Jre; I C"l have come from all parts of the world. -.~ ported . to T1·out creek, a stream of the H Orlean~ of the Southern asso<'iatlo n. successful movemen t in Alsace-Lo rm unc1e, 1nc1. ; . 0 . ball. F ranee WI'II vo t e on Th ··-; d ay on a <>I ver company, A ball game is like a wrestling bout . Ashley national forest, with the con"When we played In Pti'tiiburgh ," ls announced by the Wichita Falls, 1 raine to obtain autonomy for the reCompany, Taunton, governme n t proposa I t o gran.• th e B n·. Rogers S1lver between Londos and Gnrdini. The s· sent of 1 the forest officials, and if a said Hornsby, "J talked about the ball . t f 11 Texas league basehall club. covered French provinces. it Is believ- 1 ca b me u powers, 1n or d er th a t Mass.; Supenor 1lver Company, nc., rooting Is loud and fierce. The temsufficient number is trapped some will .. t • • • j ed in some quarters in Alsace, t,:~Jre Jacob Busch: Sam- to Cuyler. fie told me his drives perature Is 113 degrees. The1·e are M mis er C a il'·=UX may pro- Brooklyn, N. Y.; . . . he taken to what is known as the 'fiereu't going as far as they did last Outflplfler F:rnlp Orsattl. with the th"-ir ca•1se b'lfore the league of na. h t 11e res t ora t' cries In Portugues e. Chinese, ,J apWit 10n o r th e uel E. Bernstem . Inc .. Hemlll Silver- season. WhE>at 1 '1 ~ venport beaver dams in the Diasaid the Ran same . Antonio thing . . (Texas len;::ne) team nn tions. That there is a certain amoun~ ware company, and A. L. Wagner Mananese and good, stanch American of ..•nr"''"n f ranc, an d B e 1g1um IS gomg . when the Iloblns were In St. Louis." option from tl•e St. Louis f'ardinnls' cf sentiment in th 's direction among LJOnd mountain region. . th t 1 ufacturmg com]Xlny, all of New York "Robber! Take him out!" m one b e tt er b y sugges t mg a C't Sy1·acuse "farm." ha~ hf'f'n relea~efl to thes<> leaders was learned hy a · si:J:~ff Clearfiel d.- The Smith Canning 1 y. soverign be installed with far more The Hawaiians and the goofl people Omaha In the Western league. Cf)rrespon company dent of plant o. half-mile south of the Associated Press, 1 of Honolulu have learned the game usual power. Huge Forests of Northwes t Damaged • • • clearfield ~-ho has just made a tour of the diswas destroyed by fire shortwell. The umpire Is not slight('d. f'at<'her Frnnk U;r,rnann. property of ' tricts. Reference of the matter to the ly after 3 o'clock 'Vednesda y mornMissoula, Mont.-Th e most critical Tenus correspond ing to felon and African Tribesmen Lose 100 Killed fire conditions of the year exist in crook have heE>n entl ved since the thP P.nffnlo <'lub who has been play. t ~ ague presumab ly would be fought ing. The loss is estimated at $100,000 Benghazi, North Africa.-O ne hunnorthwest ern forests and weather game was Introduced . And In the ing with Reacting on option, has been , vigorously by France, while league of- in canned goods an<! $30,000 in marebel tribesmen have been killed Norah Wilmot, daughter of Sir Rob- verr rural districts. when• the plan- sent to the Wilkes-Ba rre club of the ficials so.y that even if any petition chinery, plant and fixtures, although forecasts hold out no hope of relief. seventy-fi ve wounded in heavy ~ew York-Penn srh·nnia league. ert Wilmot, has the distinction of tation worl>ers gather to play, an A tire in the Blackfeet forest eovered rt>aC'hes Geneva, it would not be acted the damage may prove to be as much nrnear Tilimus, south or this another thousand acres, making its to- being England's only woman trainer iliter Is just as likely to get so<'ki'<l • • • l on and would not even be circulated as $150,000. Italian forces attacked the SenRelea!'l'd as a freE' agent by thfl tal extent 5000 atres. It is one of the of race horses. nm0ng league members. !'Iince France with a pineapple 11s not, If he Is not tribesmen during the clearing opSalt Lake City.-Tho ugh the wind, Danville (DI.) baseball dub of the . ne\'er • most dangerous fires in the district. careful about his signed a minority treaty con- rain and hail of recent storms decisions. on the central plateau. In damagThree-! lE>ug-ue, Rep Good. Fremont In Holland you cannot sue for a bet Sixteen class C fires, those embrac1 cerning: A~sace. Ulukou Is a good <'!ltcher. Hi;; At official quarters ed some wheat and fruit, they ting at Nadi Gereiba, Major Ferwere ing ten or more acres, are raging un- made upon cards, but you can for work shows finls)l and the mark!> of pitcher of Fremont, has rejoined the 1 of the !rogue the Alsatian claims are Italian officer, was -slain by generally beneficial to crops and Bay City club of the Mint le11gue. one made on a horse race or any good <'oachir:g. His running mate, controlled in the Lolo forest and an regarded as fundamen tally political, ranges by lowerin~ en. Ten rebels were killed temperatu res and similar outdoor sport. unknown number of the same class Henry l~rE·Itas. nlso a Hawaiian. Is six taken captive in the latter encreating muc'1 needed moisture. • In A nice WilY to Rpend a Rttmmer vaof fires are uncontroll ed in the Pend a left-hande d plteher. Kansas Prison Guards Resign ment . dication of this is given in the w -ekcation would hE' to get a joh as right Lawson Robertson , University of d'Oreille forest. j Lansing, Kan.-Sev en of the fourlly orop and ran~e report isRued IV~dfielcleJ' for the NE'w York Yankee~>. Mr. Penns~·lvanla track coach, has been teen guards at the state penitentia ry ~esclay George by J. Cec1! Alter, me~eorolog1st Hennam Huth promises to keep Kaiser Sues Republic Tar!ff Commissi on Furnishes Studies appointed business manager of the 1 \\ ho were held prisoners in the mine m charge of the local office of the all applicants f••r his po~it!on idle. C&petown . -The former kaiser of \\'ashingt on.-Progr ess by the Uni- ninth Olympic games to be held at b~- convicts during the recent mutiny weather hure:.•u." will be the plaintiff in •3 test ;-e['n; ago the dominion was without Aru"terdam . ' Lefty coming up in the town of 'Win- series of fnrm cost studies, chief of 1 • Connie !Ita de's ex- resigned Tuesday. Verificati on of a Salina.- S·ll;na canyon in Sevil'r * In all of the many records Ret durrumor that pensh·e the oer. soon, invoh•ing large sums of which is milk and cream production guards southpaw had hUJ'I!'r, resigned counts: county fif. will be c!oseC. to traffic on Fri---· .• jj t<>eu before h!' dei_IYers the hall. He I~ as a prott>Rt to action of prison offi- day, a<'<'•" d;ng to the state roa<l com· invested by the kaiser in farms in thE> United St:~tes and Canada, was Ing the past four ~·ears by Clarence . ,,-:,i.:··;y .·\F now one of tlre ~<lowest !litcheJ·s In cials during the mutiny could not he mit«oon. clue to 1he fal't that the Den· business in the town. which is a outlined in a rcpo~t macle public re- "Bud" Houser, of the Lniver~ity of / 1 Sou thet'L 0.alifornla , he majo.leagne ranks. but Is winning. obfaine,l late Tn sday. B. J. Blnek, ver & Rio (l•·flnde \\'e-Rt<>rn raiJ~oa~ has nse<l the of the German Southwes t Africa. cently. '~he commi.-;sio n has under 1 same discus. onP of the g-uards. is quotPd as say- I is con - tnJ('(ing a t•·ack through the • • money was forf-•ited under the way stu<l1es of pC'anut, soy-bean and Paul nrudiPy Edes '28 of NPwport . ii\g promises nYHle the prison ere be- C: 1)'011 a dista•H.:C' of tw on+y six miles . of the peace treaty, but the ex- cotton seed procluctio! l costs, and it All branch('S of ~port :rre sprlngint; R I., has been electP<! eaptain of the fore the mutiny ended were not ~1.r The line has r;l\ E>n assurance that it now a·sserts th:tt the property has com!Jleted its ::turlies of the cost nrown lltlin"r~ity baseball to the Hohenzoll ern family,! of production of ·.,·h~at, butter, sugar up throughou t l\Iexico and ~tares are team. ricd out. It was said there were "Ill make a p2~g"hle fle'our a~ quickly stocking up with sports Edes, goofls who in plays reright field for tlw promises of "no punishme nt and bette! as possihle and it is belir\·ed that this not to the crown of Germany. 1 beets and Swiss cheese. spnns<> to the demand. Bull-fighti ng • Ueat·s, le<l tlu, team batting dnrlnr; food." will be done within a few days. Is apparently on the decline. the pa;;t sea~on. Canada Consdlers Ban On Dogs • • * Arson Is Suspected in Dunkirk Blazl· Salt Lake City.-Des pite the dry Washingt on.-The navy's non-stop Toronto, Ont. Canada is considerDick Roach, coach of the world's Buck Freeman. formerly an Amerl· Dunkirk. France. Fires started on season, the potato, pea<'h and corn attempt with ser plane PB-1 J ing barring American dogs. Four champion Pottsville football team, is can associatio n u~pll·e and a holder Sunday night in several grain s•ores CrDJ·S of Utah are expected to show Seattle to San Di~~o has been yen.'ls ago the dominion was without now up In the Canadian woods studyof the world'~ record for home run of the Quai des American ism. Arson a consid('ra ble increase 0\'er the p"!'o111u.el.IIIJt<e•;r postponed , the departme nt / a case of rabies, but n"w, according Ing bird ll:te. He Is one o! the leadhitting until Babe Ruth came along, is strongly suspected , as the commun- dnction of last YE'ar, while most of the advised Thursday, owing to fail- I to Dr. C. M. Anderson of the provin- Ing ornitholog ists In the C<'nntry. has been singed as a scout for the ists for the last few dayi! have given other crops Will show a ch.crcase, acof the oiling system for the plane cial board of health, Canadians fE'ar St. Louis Browns. open warning that trouble would ensue 1 c Drtlmg to a report Issued recently by es which forced a landing at Pi!· an epidemic of that disease, which is The biggest football score which should a number of their colleague3 , Frank Andrev.t:, point, \Vashingto n. The plane was 1 believed to be brought here by Ameri- Tale has been able to run up against The photograp h sfi•Jws Marion MacNapoleon Lajoie, fifty years of age, arrested for taking part in manifesta-~ into Port Angeles and it is es- can dogs. At Harrow, in Essex coun- Princeton Is ~ points. which was Donald of St. Mary':; gym, who was Is in the Ure business S1lt Lal~n City.-App roximatel y ten In Cleveland, ~'"tt"-' that two weeks will be requir· ty, a dog bit several people. All were made In 1890, one or the few years the cleverest broad jumper In the Ohio. Classed as one of the mightiest tions on Bastile day, be kept in jail. nl'·s of apricots have been shipped out In addition to quantities of gra'n de- Jf Davi" <'ount:,- so far this se11snn to for repairs. The destJllyer patrol , compelled to take the Pasteur treat-~ ihat Harvard triumphed over Yale In girl's New I<~nglun1l champions hip hitters of ba~eball, he now acts as strayed, 400 tons of canned meats and ra.stern effiE'>, ac~ording to R. H .• 'eed onrd along the coast tu safeguard ment the period betor£: the advent of the meet at Frnnkliu field, Boston. She commissio ner, wiLhout pay, for tho Remedial act!on, witll tile exvegetables were ruined. Several hun- !lalfl, trnffJC manag<•r of the Bamber flight has been released Haughton system. clusi· n of .Atnerican dogl!l, captured the event. Ohio and Pennsylva nia league. •11n dred gendarme s are now guarding it. 1 ger Electric. :.tr. Needh m s..J.id I . I I Big Indiana Cog r;;:·~~~;~:;:;~:m··1 M!!.,..s~Ahfn ~ ' in Two Countries l • • • - ' • • • • • • BASEBALL PLAYED IN HONOLULU, TOO • • • Natives Frequently CallUm pires "Robbers." ?Y I I • • • Hornsby Says Slow Ball Is Cause of Swat Slump • • I I • • • I • • • I I I • • • • • • • • i I I Star Broad Jumper • • • • !l • • • • • • I I • • • I • • • . - |