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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
HISTORY RING BATTLES
DEMPSEY CARPENTER
NUMBER 8

$50 pounds, which is slightly heavier
than was his weight at Toledo. tive
years ago. His trainers at Atlantic
City have carefully guarded against
staleness. His boxing has been cur
tailed several times. In the last tive
weeks. he will have a few pounds tC
work of which should bring him to th,
desirable peak" Immediately before
the bout.
Before the outbreak of the war II
August. 1914. Carpenter fought seY
eral other battles. beating Geor4
Mitchell by A knockout in one round
Hubert Roc in three rounds and Fh{
lippe Robinson in a hks number II
won two other bouts on fouls. one frcl
Gunhoat Smith in six session, al
the other from Kid Jackson In fo5
Tho bout with Gunboat Smith
London is the most unusual epi4
in the interesting career Of this hd3
and marks possibly the only instaS
when tho shrewdness of Manager II
camps overaepped the bounds
sportsmAnship.
Carpenter looked like . certain
ner In the nrst round when he dropk
the American for the coun; of nj
Smith. however. showed his r.mS
aola ability to take u" by con5
right back and turning the tide
battle In the third round They foui
on equal terms until the rxth.
rhen the "Gunner' drove hon.
Of his sledge hammer blows ~
landed behind tho Fr~nchman's
ear. Carpenter vent 10 the canl
near his corner. The willy pescan
| whispered to him 70 feign rising.
did so. Coming UP to a hAK-croU
ing poation. he suddenly tell hsrk
one knee a. Smith aimed q hicy
| him. The American was unable
pull tn. punch " struck carpent
| while he WAS technically down "
Referee Eugene Corrf could do -
| ms except award the battle to c
| pertier on a foul,
| I, WAS an unsatidsctory .ndiHS
| . hard-fousht battle.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
SUPERS and EMPLOYESCLASH
TODAY ON PARKS DIAMOND
Alleged Mines Of Anticipated and Rare Damondeers
Meet in Annual Baseball
Contest

years contest by a score of e-5 and
place their confidence of repeatns
their victory this year in the astute
ard experienced Jim Bench who will
lead the men higher up against w.
J. Thomas and his crew of ball toss
era taken from among the employe
representatives.
Umpire Moreau will handle the tn
dicator and preserve peace. The line
ups OF both teams are announced as
follows:
Superintendents: Ampere Chapman,
cf., DOC westhafer. Sb,, Aw-tui Btssell
ri, Wildcat Smith, c, NJ. Attahoy Hill.
IS. Howard Bayl-d Carpenter, 70
Junior Pride Deli. 10. Q. B. Woif. c.-'
Doyle Stout. p. Chuck Bartle, Il,
Cheety Knoth. substitute
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
NOTICE OF CHATTEL
MORTG ACE SA

WHEFEAs. or the tth day Of a
ter,her, A. n. 1920, W. c. S..ssr 4
Jerry NJ Ssss.n executed and dsnve3
thar certain chst,,ci mor,Sss.s
Louis G. e>sler o' Denver ccicral
covering two ~ Master Trucks, whk
trucks az. described as follows;
Masters Truck. Serial No. ia
Motor No 5sts5. ~ ton.
Masters Truck. Sernl No. issA
Motor No. scgsn. -, ton
To secure the payment .. t~o
rrcrirsorv notes for the total sun
Eight Thousand Two Hundred e
Ninety Seven Dollars and Fifty caD
tsfa7.0 0l. ;os.ther with in,.res, th4P'
on according to iheir tenor. ard.
WHEREAS. default has hsen me-
in the nsyr.nt Of ssid principal u
interest and hy ransom OF aid desaN
N. Ird.raiGncd the owner and he'd
Of said notes and chst,.i rovtgAxo
slsct.d to declare N. entire ana6
es,.. aSs and p.y.sl. and to for'eics
NOW. THEREFORE. puhnc nl
IA hereby given that the CommaI
Acceptance Tru., Of Chicago. I'M
owner and holder Of taid notes
chaitel mortgages. under and by
tue Of the terms and ronditiona
tsined In said chsttti mortgages,
on Friday. the 1st dsy Of July.
az the hour Of tvn o'citss : 80
teruoon at the Santa Fe Tran Gas
Pueblo. Colorado. offer for sale
sell at public auction TO IN. hi
bidder for cs.h. all right. title and
torres, Of sa,d mcr,s,scrs In aNI
the property ABOVE sssc,ih.d ard
In the possession of the comme(
Aeceptsnc. T,us,
Dated at Denver. Colorado. thtA
day OF tur.. A y. 1871.
COMMERCIAL AccEFrAN
TRu
Ry PershinE. Syt. Fry and
ma1se. Attorneys, s,N Eau
Building. Denver. colora ado.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30

viii the Jack Dempsey Who meets
Carpenter be the boxer who over
whelIned Jess Willard or the boxer
who had difaculty knocking out Bill
Brennan?" is question heard often
as the coming battle betwsen the
champion and Georges Carpenter Is
discussed.
Dempsey's work in camp At Atlantic
City for the past s~veral weeks has
failed dehniteay to make this clear.
In training. tho champion is buoyant
and has hsen making short work of
the numerous sparrins partners i'm
ported into the camp by Manager Jack
Kearns None OF these, however, has
been Of class really capable of test
ing the champion.
A cash over the eye from wound
received when training at Toledo tNo
years ago. has retarded Dempscy's
work TO some extent.
Dempsey will enter the ring At Jer-
say City weiShins a little more than
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
new YORK Wis
DOUBLEHEA9R
Second Game Worl lii,
Tenth When PeckA
paugh Clouts Homea
AMERICAN

New York, June 2a.-New Il
defeated Boston in = double heas
today. The second game was won,
the tenth inning when Peckinpa1
hit a home run into the rixht Il,
stand with Fewster on base. In
opener Peokinpaush hit a homer
Pennock with Hoffman on base.
Ruth made his twenty-eishth \
of the season In the second game
hush, Score. first game:
Boston .. 20l 900 02o-5
New York -. a21 100 1O1-s II
Batteries - Pennock. KArr a
Ruel: ShAwhsy and Hoffman.
SECOND GAME
BOSTON
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30

T5TTItI IWs :" NV'7N'I 'IIU :,
Cheeves York. Tyler and c'Earren.
stolen bases-Carey C2l. Sa crtfics hits
Grimm. Tierney Base on baIls-cff
Cheeves. {; off Cooper. |. Innings
pitched-Choeves. { none out in fifthl :
York. & Tyler. Struck ou,-By
Cheeves. L. by Cooper. :. by York. !.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
po~roy WINS OPENER

Boston Mass June ,a.-oeschser
,-sld New York to four hits and Bos-
ton won tn. opsuing game OF the
eerie< After New York had taken the
lead in the sixth inning singles by
Barbara Cruise and soeckel and A
ha.sa on balls to soutnworth provided
the tieing and winning runs. Score.
-nD1,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
eop,xs p.r SMITH HARD

Philadelphia June IS BROOKLYN bat
tod George Smith hard and won easily
from Philadelphia Both Philadelphia
drive over the r1gh. field wall. NIL
,u, WAS atrons IN the pinohes. Pruk-
Tv had hi. finser split by foul up
hall in the recond inning and Raw.
inFs was hit on the hand by a pitched
bali. Tho score:
BROOKLYN ......... 0s' 100 oel-' ~ '
ph,,a adslphia 600 ne7 Con-.
Bsfterioe: M,l,us srd krucEe-. G.
Smith and prurgy, Peterr-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
LIE. Al NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACT

ses'ed bids -ill he racsived ~ IN
School Posrd Of Disuict No - ftfs
sblo. Colorado, for the e-shinxlins of
the carlile school at Evans and Hsr-
rison avenue.
Specifications for IN. work may hA
obtained from the undersigned All
bids to he presented on or before tulTI
sr8, 1921 Right Ia reserved TO r.1ei I
any or all bids.
cuAprirs y. EAyror
secre tary School Dis 30
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30

Employees Representative; Wornout
Densmore. C.. Billy o'Seill. CT. Windy
Morris. 1h.. Josephine Jones. ss-. Rusty
Palmer. 3b,. Curvem DeVore,' p, Tn
arm Brennan. All. Tad Josephs. II,
Dave Thomas. RI. Jimmy Pierce. sub
etitute-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
TNpIAN> WIN riRsr

C'svelNnd. Ohio. June 2s-Ci.v~land
won the Nr- gam, OF four gam.
s-ri.s from Detroit hy hanm.ring the
Detroit pitchers for seventeen hits.
including thrc. doubles and triple.
Score.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
PIRATES TAKE
FINAL CONTEST
Chicago Unable to
Hit Cooper in Pinches-
Cheeves Hit Hard
NATIONAL

Chicago, Ill. Tune 2s,-Chicago was
unable to do anything to Cooper in the
pinches while sittShrrs hit Cheeves
bard and took tie final game OF the
series. Score
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
HARRIs HoIps sENAroRs sAYI

Harrt. held Washington ssf. in all
but one inning while the Athletics
bs'ted Zachary hard and won. Five
speedy double plays three by the A.h-
letfcr were f-atures Score:
Philadelphia. 600 ioi 500 II I
Warrington. 600 100 ooo-f }
Bstteries-E. Harris and Perkins.
ZachGy Acoeta and Charity.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
J--Rafted for Patterson In sixtf
Rnfaad fnH Rapn IN ninth

chr~r and o'Ssil.
summary: Two base hft- Holh"
stolen tass. Burns. sarYfnco mus
o'Noil. Walker. Hoike, double riaya
Ford to RarbaTe to Holkc. o'Nell 20
Ea-bare to Eoike. bas>s on balls'
Toney ,. Oaschser S; hit ey pitcher
o>schc~r ,Snyderl. etruch out, by
Toney . oeschEer
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30

All educational and professional
institutions IN italy are now open TO
women.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
CLUB STANDINGS
NATIONAL League.

0aaes Today.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
New York at Boston.
Cincinnati at pittshurR.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Grmes To-day.
Chicago az st Louis
Detroit a. Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30

scored.
Batteries Bush ard walters.
NAYS and Schang.
Summary-rwo has hits. Leihold.
Mays, Srhanr. CollinE Home runs.
Ruth. Pecktnpaugh. Sacrifice hit;
Scott Double plays: Leihold to
Pratt: Scott to Pratt. Bases on balls:
Off Bush. J. Hit by pitcher: Ey
sunh CFewster). Struck out: BY
Mays. J. Bush. T.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30

More than 10000 women pay a
state income tax in New York
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30

summary-Two base hits: Burns.
Wood. Gardner Three bas~ hits.
Blue, HeilmAnn. Gardner Stolen base:
Speaker. Sacrifice hit: Heilman.
Eambssansr. Wood. Sewell. Double
Nays: Fiasstead TO Bush to Rlue
Bases on balls; of Leonard. !; Stew
ft. :: Perritt, /: Uhle. : Innings
u)tched: Leonard. 4. Stevsrt 2:
Arritt, 2; Uhle Ia: Mails. 2-s- Hit
! = pitcher; Uhle, CRassler). Struck
.. ,uf by Perritt. I. Uhle. 4. Wild
Itch: Stewart. !. Passed ball. Bass
,r l
IL HARD HTS GIVE WIZ
81. Louis. No. Juno 2s-Successtve
, d by Williams. wetzlel. Collins and
cGAnus in the tenth inning. gave
( Louis 4 victory over the Chicago
, 'hite SoS Williams hit his twelfth
, me run of the NAson in th, sixth
. . l,ing
CiAgo .. oNn nol onI Is IL
, s Louis .... .oio noi on ,. u o
, attcrtes = raber and schalk. Davis
, an r. Collins.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-30
DETROIT

N-Ba.tsd for Leonard in s,h
u-Bdttsd for Siewar, in IN.
CU-ssttst for perri't IN a.N.
xUN-Batted for Bush IN a'h.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
FUTURE OF W0MAN'S
PARTY TO BE DECIDED
AT NATL CONVENTION

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-CU. P.)-
Whether the National Woman's Party
continues as separate political group
will be decided by 1000 delegates rep
resenting every state in the nation
when they meet here February Is.
Prime consideration in the decision.
officials said in commenting on the
conventions program is whether the
existing parties have made sufficient
bid for support from women voters.
The third days sessions will be given
over to reports of spokesmen from the
republican, democratic, socialist and
farmer-labor groups.
The meeting viii be the first nation
al gathering Of women voters since
atification of the nineteenth constitu-
tional amendment.
1mportat places on the program
have been given to representatives of
women's organizations to report ON
progress norganizing women in Am
erica and abroad Among bodies to
report are the w. c. T. u. National
consumers League, Business and
Professional Woman's League, Wom
ans Bureau of the department ef la !
Dor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
New Case Filed


f. NJ. Kiger as plaintiff filed suit
for damages and restraining order
against the Brownell Livestock COM
pany this morning in the Circuit Court.
1t is alleged in the complaint that the
Brownells sold piece of land border
ing the city OF Umatilla to H. f. Nc
Kinney and that the main inducements
of the sale was that the highway form
ing the outlet to the land was a per-
manent roadway. Mckinney later
sold the farm to Kiger and the later
alleges that the livestock company is
now threatening TO close the road. thus
leaving him with no means of market.
ing his produce in Umatilla- The
plaintiff prays the court to prohibit
the company from closing the road, to
prevent the placing OF posts and
bitches in the road, and for damages
to s2500.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
PendIeton Free From Crime

Chief Of Police A. A. Roberts says
Pendleton is escaping most of the
petty thievery, and hold-ups which
have been visited on other cities this
year. There have been no big rob-
berries attempted, the greatest offenses
being the stealing of auto robes for
bed clothing by vagabonds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
S. A. Officers Here.

Colonel J. w. Cousins. divisional
commander Of the Salvation Army in
Oregon, Washington and Idaho, and
Adjutant ]. Benn. young peoples Sec
retary for the division. are here to au-
dit the books Of the local S. A. Post.
They will speak tonight at meeting
al the $. A. Hall, 20S East Alta. and
the public is invited to attend.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
Anna Case To Sing

Miss Malen Burnett of walia walla
was here yesterday to interest local
people in the Anna Case concert which
will be given at the Keylor Grand i'm
Walla Walla February Is under the
auspices Of Miss Burnett and Mrs. C.
F. Van de Water. Miss Case is a
Metropolitan star soprano. She Is
known for her beauty as well as her
voice, and has appeared on the moving
picture screen. She is one of New
York's most popular singers and is
meeting with success on her western
tour, according to Miss Burnett.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
Meetings Arc ,HeId.

A woman's meeting is being held in
Echo today by Mrs. Edith G. Van
Deusen. home demonstration agent. A
similar one will be held in Stanfield
tomorrow and community programs
are TO be adopted. Mrs. Van Deusen
Will hold committee meeting in
Hermiston tomorrow morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
Rieth Sllootlng TrIaI.

The case OF Art Hardin versus
Guest cueresos, was begun in the
circuit court today. The action is the
result of the shooting affair at Rleth
last year. The plaintiff is suing the
defendant for $4,000 damages.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01

OF the Salvation Army and one OF her
lady assistants this morning and after
going for a short JOY ride returned
the wheels. Captain Conrad report
ed the affair TO Police Chief Roberts.
No arrests were made.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
Would Increase Salary.

Should II house bill providing for
the revision OF the salary OF the dis
trict attorneys OF the state pass. the
umatilla county attorney would re-
eelve S27OO year instead OF $1,000 The
bin provides that the increase be bas-
ed upon the population OF the county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
Are AIarrLed

Are Married
Ben w. Dogherty, age 80 and JOSE
phine McDevitt. 20, both of Pendleton
obtained marriage license today The
county clerk says they were married
today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01

John Dickson has accepted posi-
ton with the aeeountancy firm OF
Whitfield and whitcomb in Portland.
according 10 a letter received by his
brother II. w. Dickson OF the Amer
lean National Bank.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
SOLUTION
MAY Be LEFT OVER

WASHINGTON. Feb. la. P.)-
The state department today indicated
that solution of the Japanese problem
win be left 70 the Harding admins
tration.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01

Carl Trimmer, who was lately con-
Tined to jailswith "Whiskey" Smith on
charge OF illicit possession OF intox-
lcating liquors. was turned loose By
the court today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01

: Jan. 25.-Annuai meeting OF
= Roundup directors.
= Jan. %. - Annual County
= Farm Bureau meeting and cleo
, tion OF officers at county library.
Jan. 2s.-Mass meeting for
= community organizatlon--coun-
= ty library.
JAM si.-circuit Court jury
= term resumes.
= Feb. Basketball, Pendle-
= ton vs.. Baker--high school gym.
y Feb. 5.-Amerlcan Legion
= smoker-oregon theater.
= $+%% e+%% %44 =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
IYIes Final Report

Il. J. Davis administrator OF the
estate Of George w. Smiley. deceased,
filed final report Of the accounts OF
the estate with the probate court to-
day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
OFFICE Enlarged.

s. A. Newberry, clerk of the federal
supreme court. has enlarged his Of
fices in the federal building to include
Room 252. The room was formerly
occupied by the naval recruiting Off
GERS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
DR.. Temple m

DIR. Temple III y
Or. ]. Y. Temple is confined 10 his
nome by Illness. He was taken sick
Sunday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
I1InIshes Treasurer's ofrIce

Max NJ. Crandall expert accountant
OF the firm OF Crandall and Roberts.
Portland finished checking the books
at the county treasurer's office this
morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
weather IS warmer.

The weather Is warmer today, the
maximum being 80. says Major Lee
Moorhouse. The minimum was 33
and the barometer registers 29.95.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
Attending Legislature.

w. w. Green, county superintendent
Of schools. Is in Salem this week at
tending the legislature.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01

Girls Steal Wheels.
Two little girls age about 10 and II
stole the bicycles OF Captain Conrad
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
The East Oregonian

does not take any particular credit to itself for belonging
the Audit Bureau of Calculations.
TO SUPPLY A. B. C. REPORTS ON ITS CIRCULATION IS
good business practice the part of any publication and
the EAST OREGONIAN glad to render this necessary
vice to advertisers.
IT is NOT THAT THE EAST OREGONIAN REQUIRES
any check the honesty Of its circulation 1t is
because it honest that able qualify for A. B. c. mem
bership Circulation falsifier not eligible
THE EAST OREGONIANI is A MEMBER OF THE ABC
because wishes identify itself with advertisers adver-
tisng agents and other reputable publishers in this cooper
ative effort to discountenance unfair methods.
The ADVERTISER HAS ONE WAY OF DISTINGUISH
ing He knows that every publication that belongs to the
A. b. T. tells the exact truth about Its circulation With
other papers he lacks that assurance.
THE BUREAUS REPORT ON THE CIRCULATION OF
The EAST OREGONIAN will be sent to advertisers on re-
quest
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-01
Y SWEAR OFF
US TOBACCO

wv e wish to announce to those
w who use Carbon Paper and
Typewriter ribbon. that we
carry the celebrated Carrib Goods and
are prepared to furnish you with any
thing in that line at any time.
Interstate Carbon \ Ribbon Co.
p. o. Box T4s. 120 w. Court st.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
Superior
Cord Tires
at Reduced Prices

I USkY, hand-built cora
/ l Tires Of first quality. and
guaranteed 5000 miles, at these
reduced prices:
The daily times., 1921-09-12
BOUND
OVER TO COURT
The Florida Physician Did Not
Appear in Courtroom and
Thus Disappointed Crowds.

Clearwater, Fla, Sept. 12-Dr l.
j. Belcher. Tarpoon Springs physi-
clan charged with manslaughter in
connection with the deaf hof Vir-
ginia Turner, 21, whose body was
found in Booker Greek, August 27,
waived a preliminary hearing in the
county court here today. He was
bound over under $4,000 bond to
await the action of the Pinellas
county grand jury which convenes
Tuesday.
Hundreds of curious people flock
ed to the court room this morning
but were disappointed as DR.. Belcher
did not appear but made his motion
through his counsel who notified the
court that the defendant waived ex-
animation and was prepared to give
bond.
The daily times., 1921-09-12
SPECULATION
ON APPOINTMENT

There is much speculation as to
the appointment to fill the vacancy
on the Supreme Court by the death
of Justice W. R. Allen last Tuesday.
Governor Morrison is on a short trip
to Charlotte, and there is much un-
certainty as to the appointment.
Attorney General James S. Man
ming is being suggested as the pro-
badly successful candidate with
Heriot Clarkson probably moved in
to the attorney generalship.
Among other candidates mentioned
are Judge Francis D. Winston of
BERTHE, Mr.. Jno. E. Woodard of Will
son, Judge B. F. Long, Statesville. (;
T. J. Shaw, Greensboro; Tasker Polk,
Warrenton; Percy McMullen, Eliza
beth City; N. j. Rouse, Kinston and
o. H. Guion, of New Bern, both of
whom were eliminated in the pri-
mary last year; Thomas D. Warren,
New Bern; L. v. Bassett, Rocky Mt. !;
Thomas M. Pittman, Henderson; ].
W. Bailey, Raleigh.
The daily times., 1921-09-12
SUBSCRIBE RELIEF
To FLOOD VICTIMS
Property Damage in Texas City
is Fixed at Not More Than
Seven Million.

San Antonio, Sept. 12.-Relief
funds totalling STATS have been
subscribed today by citizens of San
Antonio toward goal of $4,000
for relieving the distress of those who
lost possessions in the torrent of Sat
urday morning which swept over the
lower section of the city.
Property damage was fixed at not
more than s7,OOO,O00 in a statement
to A B. Yandel1, general manager of
the Chamber of Commerce, while the
death list was still uncertain, some
estimates running as high as 100 dead
including the Al bodies recovered.
The daily times., 1921-09-12
EXPLOSION CAUSES
HALIFAX TO FEAR
ANOTHER DISASTER
NO GREAT DAMAGE
Halifax Remembered the Ter
rible Loss of Life and Prop
erty Caused by Explosion in
1917 and the Inhabitants
Fled From Their Homes Al
most in Panic.
NO GREAT DAMAGE

Halifax, Sept. 12.-Explosion of
five tanks of the Imperial Oil Com
pany's plant at Dartmouth on the
east side Of Halifax harbor early to-
day with rumblings that were felt in
this city caused the evacuation of
half the homes in Halifax. Those
who had gone through the explosion
of December, 1917, when the muni-
tions ship Mont Blanc blew up and
wrecked a third of Halifax with a
los of 1900 lives though it was an
other such disaster. Indications
were that there had been neither
loss of life nor serious injury in to-
days explosion.
1t was a little after three o'clock
that Halifax was shaken by the first
explosion, a blaze in the refining
fields causing the blast, which was
followed by a second and third ex-
plosion within few seconds. Glass
was shattered in windows here with
each shock. Dartmouth, Woodside
and EASTERN Passage also felt them
in varying degrees. Telephone service
was disorganized.
The daily times., 1921-09-12
ARBUCKLE Charged
WITH MURDER IN
THE FIRST DEGREE
LODGED IN PRISON
The Famous Movie Comedian
is Charged With Causing the
Death of an Actress Who At
tended a Gay Midnight Par
ty Given at His Apart
ment Recently
LODGED IN PRISON

San Francisco, Sept. IA formal
charge of first degree murder, the
San Francisco police authorities
have announced, will be preferred to-
day against Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle,
the motion picture comedian under
arrest here in Connection with the
death Friday of Miss Virginia Rape
a film actress.
Miss Rappe's death followed her at
tendance at a party given in Ar
buckles suite week ago. She died
of injuries which, District Attorney
Brady of San Francisco and other
authorities allege were inflicted by
Arbuckle.
Arbuckle is held without bail in
the Hall of Justice here. He was ar
rested Saturday night on his arrival
from Los Angeles and was booked
on a charge of murder. He is con-
fined in a small cell number II, on
the Hall of Justice tier known as the
felony row"