, 1923-06-28
CONDENSED RECORD OF THE
PROGRESS OF EVENTS AT
HOME AND ABROAD
FROM ALL SOURCES
SAYINGS, Do1NGs, ACHIEVE
MENTs, SUFFERINoS, HOPES
AND FEARS OF MANKIND
WESTERN


Ing base. He relieved Rear Admiral
A. s. Halstead. who has been ordered
to Washington to become president of
the naval board of inspection and sur
vey.
A two-car train of the Pacific Elec-
trio system bound from Sawtelle to
Los Angeles was wrecked near Sher-
man junction. The station master at
Beverly Hills said 1t struck a stalled
ly burning a woman driver. The Pa
cific Electric Company said numer
ous persons were injured.
Damage to private and municipal
property estimated from 100000 to
$250,00O vas done ut Great Falls,
Mont, recently, by "A flood resulting
from n cloudburst. Two inches of rain
fell in an hour and Il half, turning the
streets into rivers and flooding large
sections of the south side residence
and warehouse districts.
Victor NJ. Place, former football
coach at the University of Washing
ton, n in his college days at Dart
mouth a member of the mythical AL
America" football squad, was killed
In a logging accident at Brookings,
Ore, Place coached football at Ohio
wesleyan College from l9O3 to 1900,
and at the University of Washington
In 1906 and 1907. He was succeeded
Mt the local school by Gilmour Dobie.
now coach ut Cornell University.
Later Place practiced law In Seattle.
II. Ii. Mcdonald, arrested at Liv-
lngston, Mont, after an exciting chase
by a deputy sheriff from Billings,
Special officer william Olson and
Deputy Sheriff C. Z. Gilbert. beaded
guilty and was fined 500 in the JUS
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"iHe Mowie5' coNnpi"ihins Witness
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fhghts whlch army aVlators hope
VIII eclpse any achievement of the
air since aviation began Will be at
tempted in San Diego. Calf, by Rock
we'll field pilots. The aviators vino
have been selected TO go after the rec
ords are capt Lowell ii. smith n
Lieut.. JOINS b. captain
Sni'h anu Lieutenant hlchter nope
NOT only 10 pass lhe word endurance
record heiu py Lieu'ehahts helly n
AiHcrSeuuS' uut 10 stay IN the AIR
three times us long as dld those TWO
hiriheh' Inns 'hey nope 10 accomp-
hsh oy taklng aDoaru gasoline' OIL
""'er anu ioou "hile IN mlu-air'
WASHINGTON
Successful development of n new
powder for use in small arms and mr.
tiIlery, which possesses all the driving
power of the type now used and M the
same time is sinokeless, flashless and
impervious to moisture, was announced
by the War Department.
Georye peo-pao-T,bIut loo pi.ol
Eagle and Corhe,t Inwycr mar,hars 90
the Me- perce Indian trihe hara sIa,od
a contract In tho District com, 80 IA
no Authorizing n ID. L.,
law firm to represent the Nez Perez
tribe in a suit brought under n treaty
made between the United States and
the Indians on Oct. II, 1855.
The government Inns ACCOMPLISHED
the task Of living within It's Income
in the past twelve months and has
accumulated n surplus of S2oooooOO0
in addition. President Harding said In
IA speech ut a meeting Of department
heads and bureau division chief. con.
%stituting the business or.
%ganization." Further reductions. he
said. would be made in expenditures