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and Maryland yesterday.
several finishing on the long
end of both games. Double headers
were numerous on the holiday card.
Georgetown A. c. further convinced
local fandom that Pete Haley has COLI
lected the strongest nine in these parts.
Twice the Westerners downed the previ-
ously undefeated Black Sox at Union
League Park, 10 to 6 and IL to 8.
1t took IL full innings for Hiser's ALE
Stars to win from Boiling Field. After
the Flyers had broken the deadlock in
the twelfth with a single run Reeley
singled for the All-Stars with the bases
loaded, chasing the winning run over
the plate.
Ted Cites Kennedys split even at
Galesville and Modern Woodmen took
a free-hitting contest at Rockville.
Takoma Tigers and Bonds Clothiers
split the spoils at Silver Spring. while
Terminal Icemen took an abbreviated
struggle from Maryland A. C.. at Mary
land Park. Ross Council downed East
port In the Maryland town in another
short fray.
Rain halted many Of the games
scheduled for the day. Others we're
cut short by the untimely wind and
rain storm.
Results Of yesterdays games:
Georgetown A. C.. 10-11; Black Sox,
60.
Hiser's All Stars, q; Boiling Field, O.
Kennedy A. C., liza; GaIesviiie, As.
Modern Wo0dmen, 10; Rockville, 8.
Terminal Icemen, 2; Maryland A.
C., !. e
Beymer A. c., IL; Fort Myer, 6.
Bonds Ciothiers, 81; Takoma Tigers,
So.
Ross Council, 9: EastpOrt, /.
Red S0x, rs; Scaggsvilie, Go.
Lanham A. C., 1875; Pierce A. c., ~
ID. J. Kaufman's, S; Monroe A. c., 2. y
Indian Head, Sd; Allied RoOfers, III
Petworth Yorks, 10; Terminal IT.
! gers, I.
TT. Keanes, 1914; Falls Church, O-5
/ Chevy Chase Seniors, B; Alta Vista, 4
! Columbia Heights Juniors, S: MIL
ier's. 0.
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NICK ALLEN, ST. PAUL,
HI MAY MANAGE CHlS0x

ST. PAUL. July 5 LP.-Nick Allen,
manager of the st. Paul club of the
American Association, today was re-
ported to be under consideration as q
successor to Ray Schalk. who resigned
yesterday as manager of the Chicago
White Sox.
Neither Allen nor Bob Connery, owner
of the Saints. would discuss the report.
Allen was a member of the White Sox
club at one time.
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PITCHING.
HOME-RUN STANDING
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Home runs yesterday--Wilson. Cubs,
2; Bottomley, Cardinals. 2. Hauser Ath-
letics, 2; Harper, Cardinals, /; Hafey,
Cardinals. /; Hartnett, Cubs, i;
Stephenson. Cubs. /; Walker, Reds, l.
Herman, Robins. /; Bissonette Robins.
/; Cohen, Giants, /; Southern, Phillies,
/: Barnes, Nationals, / Miller. Ath-
letics, |; Gehringer, Tigers, /; Reynolds,
White Sox, /.
American League leaders ~-- Ruth,
Yankees. 81; Gehrig. Yankees. 49,;
Hauser, Athletics, IL; Bannon, Browns.
o; Blue, Browns, 8.
National League leaders 49, Wilson,
Cubs. 10; Bottomley. Cardinals, ID; Bis
sonette. Robins, l6; Hornsby, Braves.
IA; Hurst, Phillies, IL.
League totals--National. 322 Ameri-
can, 284 Grand total. 606.
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CLOVERS PLAY MEDICS
ON BARRACKS DIAMOND

Clover and Army Medical Center
mines will stage their Capital City
League game Sunday. on washington
Barracks diamond, at o'clock.
Clover's diamond at Thirty-fourth
street and Benning road. where the
contest was originally scheduled. will
not be in condition.
Clovers are seeking week day games.
Cali Atlantic 305s-W.
Towing FIR. 6-s-0-5. Central Auto Works
Advertisement.
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Won PORAT FIGHTS SEIFERT

CHICAGO. July 0p.--Otto Won
Porat Of Norway and Sandy Seifert of
Pittsburgh, heayyweights, meet tonight
In a scheduled l0-round windup on
Promoter Jim Mullenn outdoor card.
Haa1kon Hanson, another Norwegian,
and Cecil Hurt of indianapolis, middle
weights. meet in an 8-round SEMI
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Runs batted in---Barnes 49,, Jones, Camp
bell, HAYES. Gehrig. Two-base hits--Ruths
Rice. Three-base hits--Kenna, Ruth. West.
Heme run--Barnes. stolen base---Riee: sac
riflces-Jsnes, Darst. Double piays--Reeses
% Hayes TO Judge; Biuege to Hayes to
Judge. Left on bAses--New York. q; wash
ineton, 4. First base ON baiis-0n Jones, q;
nH CampbeIL I. Struck out-By Jones. 3.
Hifs-On Sheaiy. 3 In o inning tnone out In
frsD; OF Campbell. In innings. Losing
Enthusiastically. Umpires--Messrs. Hide
brand, Ormsby and Guthrie. Time Of game
IL heur and 30 minutes.
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Jacob Jones Midgets, 10; Powha-
tans. 6.
Mavis Midgets, 10; Coioniais, 6.

tans. 6.
Mavis Midgets, 10; Coioniais, s.
Petworth Yorks, after a win over
Terminal Tigers yesterday. are ready to
schedule other strong unlimited mines.
Call Main 6063 after o'clock.
Having won over Pierce A. C. in two
games yesterday, the Lanham, Md. nine
seeks games with senior and unlimited
teams. Call Potomac 2750-J
Ma Cheseldine wants an unlimited
foe for her Modern Woo6men ON Sun
day. Call Lincoln 3095 for arrange
ments.
Hyattsville's American Legion Junior
nine will oppose Colmar Manor tossers
tomorrow at o'clock on Riverdale ola
mond
v. Nj. Lawrence. newly appointed
manager Of Kelley A. c., wishes all his
players to report tomorrow night at
o'clock at lab Eleventh street.
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INDIAN HEAD NINE WINS.

INDIAN HEAD, Md, July 5.--Solomon
Island nine was defeated by the Indian
Head Cardinals yesterday. IL to 4. Hot
tel OF the Cards allowed but 3 hits and
famed IA batters. His mates gathered
II hits.
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ence in 1909 when Comiskey purchased
his release from the Providence, r. l.,
team for $500 and two players. He
was shortstOp, but luck conspired
against him and on his first training
trip South with the Sox he injured his
knee and was kept from the game, never
fully recovering. He was sent back to
the minors, later playing with other
big league clubs, but he was playing
independent ball around his home ter
ritory in New Jersey when the Sox took
him on again as coach.
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lowed Hayes hit and Judges hoist fol-
lowed Gosiin's slam. A run followed
the catch OF each fly. Then Reeves
struck out
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washington, ST; New York, 2--S.
st. Louis. 10--0; CHICAGO, 81.
Philadelphia, 5--11; Boston, 4--3.
Detroit, 1O--3; Cleveland. S..
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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Auto Bodies. Radiators, Tenders
Repaired
Harrison radiators and cores In stock
Wittststts, 1903 18th North 7l77
Nest TO Greet Bros.
Aiss $40 18th, y Block Bsisw Ave.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Amarillo, Ito. Wichita. lie.
oklahoma City, i0-~~i1; Tulsa, IA,
Denver, 6-~8: Pueblo, 81.
Omaha, 5--2; Des Moines, OIL.
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waco, 81. San Antonio. ia.
FORT Worth, Sd; Wichita Fails, Ia.
Houston, SIS; Beaumont Ia
Shreveport, SO; Dallas, 2~~4
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
BROOKLYN, So; New York, SIS.
Philadeiphia, 10; Boston, 6 ed game, raiu)
Cincinnati. eli; Pittsburgh, 0---3.
ST, Louis, f1--9; Chicago, 6-16.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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CAPITAL MINES DO WELL
ON DIAMONDS OF RIVALS

w WASHINGTON sandlot mines
Jared well on foreign dia.
wv monds in nearby Virginia
and Maryland yesterday.
several finishing on the long
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More than $4,000 saw the holiday
double header Early arrivals at the sta
dunn were entertained by Altrock and
Schacht. these base ball clowns Drawing
the heat for more than an hour in
staging their burlesque repertoire.
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PROPOSES CHANGE
 ALASKA FISHING
 AMEND 0lD BILL
BRIGHT THOUGHT EXPRESSED AFTER MANY YEARS HAVE
 ROLLED BY

RESTRICTION, Dec. 13. (P- Liberalization of the fishing laws is proposed in Bill by the delegate of Alaska. The measure would amend the old law of 1906 prevent ing the canning or salting after 1t has been killed AS hours and to pre- vent canning and salting of fish dead that long providing they have been iced.
 The incumbent explained that under the present law fishermen who obtained catch and could not get it canned or salted within 43 hours were prevented, even if they had proper icing facilities. He said 11is measure would permit the can nng and salting of fish even if u had been iced for a week or molc resulting in the conservation of the salmon supply and making the in dustry more profitable.
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LIMITED DEBATE
 APPLIED CONGRESS
 SPEED UP THINGS
ROUSE PASSES NUMBER BILL s NOTABLY ONES ON NAVY
 MEASURE

WASHINGTON Dec, 13, (P)-A limited debate to loosen up the Leg 'slative jam was applied to the Boulder Dam yesterday bringing the prospect of an early vote on ti4t measure which has blocked action on all other business before Con- greSs since the session began.
 The agreement limit debate Was received by unanimous approval and goes into effect this afternoon when Senators will be allowed only l5 minutes each to express views.
 The House continued action pass ing number Of Bills designated to help the navy notably the measure to increase the cost of repairs ana alterations on several battleships.
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HUSBAND, WIFE
 KILLED IN HOME
 REVENGE, MOTIVE
WEALTH PIONEER SHOT DOWN IN HIS BED ROOM BY IN-
 TRUDER

CAPBONDALE, Ill, Dec, 13, (H)- J. c. Hundley, wealthy pioneer and former mayor of Carbondale, and his wife, were shot to death after midnight by an intruder in their home Hundley, who was 76, was shot in the head as he undressed for bed.
 The intruder, who apparently ha1 'prlzod in the bedroom, fled down. sUairs chased by Mrs HundleJ then up the back stairway whel e Ee killed her instantly with pistol shots. He then turned off the lights and went out the front door locking 1t and escaped
 NFEGEBORS AWAKENED ,ly the shots entered the back doot end found Mrs. Hundley dead and Eundlcv unconscious he died shortly afterward. Mrs Hundley was his second wife and was 67.
 Revenge for a killing nearly 46 years ago suggested itself to the police as the motive for Hundley's staying. He once killed music teacher, they recalled, for holding a tryst with his first wife. He was { eouitted pleading the unWritteI law.
 His first wife who obtained a di- yr.rcn soon 4 fter the An,tig new lives ia Memphis. Mrs. Hundley was shot, the police believed be- aause the slayed feared she recog- EiZed him.
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MAIN MAST ON STEAMER STARR
 CARRIED AWAY
CUTTER UNALGA LEFT JUNEAU LAST NIGHT AFTER TAX
 ING ON COAL

SEATTLE, Dec, 13, (P)-A later message from the Steamer Starr, received yesterday, explained that she struck a reef and bent her propeller shaft.
 The message read: During a heavy gale, on the 11th and 12eh, we iced down heavily and the snain mast was carried away"
 The message indicated the ship lost touch with the naval wire less station at Kodiak. The cutter Unalga wired it was leaving Ju- neau at 6 o'clock last night after coaling.
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NORK EXPLAINS
 HON T HAPPENED
 RENEW CONTRACT
IS SUMMONED TO WASETNGTON TO EXPLAIN AWAY A FEW
 OILY THINGS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13, (P)- Hubert Work told the Senate Land Commlttee that he renewed the Sinclair contract for Salt Creek Royalty Oil while he was Secretary of tha Interior, upon the advice of four officials appointed by the Pres .ident and confirm ed by the Senate
 nd nine other legal technical Gov Iernment experts.
 Work was summoned as a prlnci pal witness to discuss the Salt Creek contract which was recently uulli . fled on the advice of the Depart ment of Justice in connection with
 he Commit+ee's consideration on the nomination of Roy West to be Secretary of the Interior.
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GIRLS ARRESTED
 CONNECTION PLOT
 IN BUEN0S AIRES
DENIED HAD ANY KNOWLEDGE OR NATURE OF ACTIVITIES
 CONNECTION PLOT

BUENOR AIRES, Dec, 13, R)- Two girls, both suspected of being anarchists, were taken into GUS tody for a time by Argentine authorities in connection with their activities in connection into the discovery of the bomb plot be- ieved to have been directed against Herbert Hoover.
 The police withheld the names of the girls who are reported to have been sent home to their parents in view of the fact both were minors.
 The girls denied they had any knowledge of the nature of the activities of the two men already arrested in the case. Anarchist hand bills were found in the girls hand bags.
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HUNDREDS GUARD
 HOOVER DURING
 STAY, ARGENTI INF
PERSONS WITHOUT OFFICIAL STATUS KEPT AWAY FROM
 RAILROAD

BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 13, (R- While police are holding Aleiandro Scarson and Jaime Gomez Oliver, accused of plotting against Hoover's ]ife, the Governments clockWork- like organization for the protection .of the Hoover party began function ing.
 In anticipation of it's arrival Police Chief Ciraneros nlobilized 1,500 police, including the entire strength of the detective force, ana in addition had under his command D str nq detachment Of military and naval forces.
 Flowers arrival waa expected about 730 tonight and will be the tral Argentine Railway of all per sons without official status and a cordon of police will keep the crowds from approaching the sta .tion gates.
 These extraordinary precautions VIII continue until Mir. Hoover de- parts for Montevideo on Saturday.
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PASSENGERS LANDED
 FROM STARR; ALAMEDA
 DUE AT ISLAND TO-DAY

SEATTLE Dec. 13, (P)-Word has Teen received from the S. s. Starr that the passengers have been landel on Dark Island and are being cared for in a trapper's cabin. Capt Barron and crew are still aboard the vessel
 The s. s Alameda is expected to reach the Starr and Dark Island to- night. Passengers will embark for Seward and the Starr will be taken in tow.
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Flakes Of Gold I'7ound
 ln An OklaIloma v eil

MUSKOGE, Okla, Dec, 13, (P)- Oil is not the only golden product found in Oklahoma. There has been a real gold strike in the State, and right at Muskogee's back door F'lecks of yellow metal found in the slush pit of an oil test were boil ed in nitric acid and showed a gold en reaction. Samples have been sent to Denver for final tests.
 The metal was brought Up from 2 lime formation at 270 feet.
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RECORDS BROKEN
 CARRYING FORMS
 SAYS POSTMASTER

SEATTLE, Dec, 13, (R-A spe- cial dispatch to the Seattle Times from Washington, D. o., said all records of meeting acquisitions for international money order forms were broken, according to Postmaster New, as the result of a cable request from Ketchikan on November 20.
 An hour after the message ar- rived the forms were printed in the government printing office and were sent off to New York going thence to, by air mail. to Seattle then by ship and plane from Seattle to Ketchikan arriv- ing five days after the requisi- tion had been received.
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OPERATIONS RELIEVE
 k|NC GEORGE, STATED

LONDON, Dec, 13, (P)-Klng George was apparently relieved py the operations for the removal Of ouru!ent fluid at the base of the
 iplt lung and today is making pro- Igress Queen Mary left the Palace yesterday afternoon for a motor drive after luncheon with the Prince of Wales.
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PARKS GOES EAST

JUNEAU, Dec, l3, (P-Enroutc to Washington to confer with the Secretary of the Interior and other Department heads on Alaskan af- fairs Governor Parks left on the |9. s. Victoria yesterday for Seattle
 on a month to six weeks trip.
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SALVAGERS ON JOB

COBH, Ireland, Dec. 13, (P)-The liner Celtic was turned over to the
 alvagers yesterday. The skeleton crew, which remained aboard when ! .>c
 been withdrawn. Wheat comprises the bulk of the cargo.
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PLEAD NOT GUILTY

RIVERSIDE, Dec, 13, P)-Mrs. Sarah Louise Northcott and her sol. Gordon pleaded not guilty when ar- raigned for the murder of Walter Collins. Trial has been set for Jan uary 10.
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EXEMPT EMPLOYEES?

WASHINGTON, D. c. Dec, 12, Senator Bingham introduced a bill to exempt officers and em- ployees of the Territorial govern r2ents of Alaska and Hawaii from payment of federal income taxes.
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SUES FOR DIVORCE

CHICAGO, Dec, 12, P)-Mrs. Eleanor Goldman filed suit for di- Vorce against Russell Goldman, Jr., of Boston, alleging an unreasona- absence. Mrs. Goldman starred Sev- eral years ago in "The Miracle" play as a nun.
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TIHN'EY TRAINED TOO FINE PRESENT
 TIME |S REPORT
STARRING PARTNER TAKES TOO MANY CRACKS AT CHAMPS
 HEAD SAYS RICHARD

SPECULATOR July 16. (P)-Gene Tunney says he is "Bit too fine" at this stage of his training for the de- fense of his heavyweight title against Tom Heeney.
 According to "Tex" Rickard, .the bout promoter, he believed the champ ion weights less than he should. With the fight ii days away Tunney weigh ed 195 pounds when he entered the ring yesterday and 19O 1-2 when he quit for the day
 Tunney's physical condition inn pressed Rickard but the ppromoter agreed that Harold Hays, sparring partner, hit the champion too many times during the three rounds. Hays shot several left hooks to Tunney's head.
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STORM CRITICISM AROUSED RUSSIA
 MAN LEFT ALIVE
SOVIET PRESS VOICE PROTEST MOBILES RESCUE AND CON-
 DUCT EXPEDITION

MOSCOW, July 16. ,(P)-The Rus sian aviator Chukhnovsky and four companions were taken aboard the icebreaker Krassin which is pounding it's way toward Advent Bay to fill up it's bunkers with coal in preparation of further search for Amundsen and six other Mobile members.
 Statements by companions of Malm- gren are that he was left alive in an ice grave caused a storm of criticism in Russia. Strong criticism was voiced in the Soviet Press not only of the leaving of Malmgren but of Mobile being rescued first and of his conduct of the Italia expedition.
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WILKINS, E|ELSO|V FLY ID BUFFALO
 FROM DETROIT
LEAVE FOR ANTARCTIC OCTOBER I; WILL NOT RACE WITH
 BYRD EXPEDITION

BUFFALO, Juy 16. (P)-Captain George R. Wilkins and Lieut.. Carl B Eielson, pilot, recent North Polar .ex plorers, flew from Detroit to Buffalo in locked cabin plane of the type which they expect to explore the Ant arctic.
 Lieut.. Eielson said they would leave about October l for Panama and that a Norwegian whaling vessel would carry them down the West coast of South America to Graham Land where flights will be made over Ross Sea and photographs taken of the coast line and unexplored territory
 Although the Byrd expedition is to leave about the same time Eielson said 1t would not be race.
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FIRE IN HELENA
 DESTROYS MANY
 BUSINESS HOUSES
BIGGEST FIRE SINCE TOWN WAS DESTROYED 52 YEARS AGO;
 $1,o0o,o00

HELENA Mont, July Is. Rj-- Half a block of business houses in the center of Helena's trading dis trict was destroyed and many build ings damaged by fire which followed ed terrific electrical storm. The flames were under control after a four-hour fight with loss estimat- ed at more than $1,OO0,0OO.
 It was the biggest fire since most of the town was destroyed 52 years ago. Three large office buildings were destroyed, 10 smaller establish ments and the city's largest depart ment store
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HOOVER ARRIVES : VISIT COOLIDGE
 GREAT WELCOME
SIRENS BLOWING, BELLS RlNG-
 PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE

SUPERIOR, July 16. (P)-Herbert Hoover arrived on special train to visit President Coolidge. Sirens were bIowng and bells ringing as the train pulled into the station where a large crowd was awaiting AS Hoo yer appeared on the rear platform were cries of "give us St. Lawrence Canal".
 Hoover and Mrs. Hoover rode in an open car thru the town then, be- cause of the intensity of the sun and dust, tranferred to closed car at the edge of the city to complete the re- mainder of the 4O-mile drive to Cedar Island Lodge.
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PREMONITIO|V IF
 DEATH VAS FELT
 BY CAPT. CARRANzA
MEXICAN ACE WAS MINDFUL OF HAZARDOUS FOG BANKS RE
 PORT REINSTATEMENT

WASHINGTON, July 16. (H)-Pre- monition of death in the air was ex- pressed by Capt Carranza, shortly after his arrival from Mooresville, N. C., where he was forced down in an attempted nonstop flight to Washing ton
 He was asked if he intended to en- ter the race from Mexico City to Los Angeles in September and he said, T will if I live that long,
 Newspaper men treated his remarks lightly saying his flying skill should sustain him on any air ventures. Capt. Carranza was mindful of the hazard ous fog banks and said This is dan g'arous business. I probably wont be so lucky next time"
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SEEN W0RKINEN bELIE:VED BE DEAD
 N CHICAGO SEWER
HIGH TENSION ELECTRIC CABLE SHORT GROUPED HALTs
 SEARCH PARTY


 CHICAGO, July 16. P)-The pro- bability that seven worhmen lost their lives when water flooded a sewer in which they were working was voiced by Swift Forman Alexander.
 Seven coats, hats and lunches were left at the top of the shaft. Search ing parties were unable to enter the sewer after half the water was pump ed out because of high tension cleo tric cable running thru the tunnel which had been short circuited.
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VICTORIA. EDMONDs FERRY AGROUND IN
 INHIDBY ISLAND
LARGE NUMBER OF PASSENGERS AND AUTOMOBILES; NO DAM
 AGE IS REPORTED

SEATTLE, July 16. P)-Carrying IA passengers and 30 automobiles, the ferryboat City of Victoria, of the Edmonds Victoria Ferry Co.,, ran aground at Lagoon Point on Whidby Island just north of Seattle in a heavy fog this morning. The vessel is reported undamagedand an effort will be made to refloat it att high tide, at p. m The cutter Snohomish and tug Douglas went to her assistance.
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MANAGERS BATTLING
 IN HEENEY'S CAMP

FAIRHAvEN, July 16. (P)-A man agerial battle is brewing in Heeney's camp between Charley. Harbey, his American representative, and John Mortimer, who holds the contract for the challenger's services. Heeney Automatically listens to both mana gers and keeps silent. The challeng- CT spent a quiet Sunday.
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BELGIUM RALUSTRlDE.
 TOTALLY DESTROYED

LOUvAIN, July 16. (P-The Bel gium uninscribed balustrade of the Louvain University library which was erected and then an inscription placed on the library, later becoming mat ter of heated controversy, was de- molished by an unidentified man with a hammer, who destroyed it entirely.
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CATTLE KILLED BY BROWN BEAR
 IN PAST MONTH
WHITE AND WlNGFIELD, YOUNG CATTLE RANcHERs, LOSE
 HEAVILY IN VENTURE

KODIAK, July 16. Especial to The Gateway)-seventoan head of cattle belonging to White and Wingfield, who have a stock range on Kizhuyal1 Bay 30 miles northeast of Kodiak, were killed by a brown bear during the past month.
 These monster predatory animals, which the law protects, makes useless any attempt to gra1e cattle, sheep or hoge on Kodiak and Afognak Islands.
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CHINESE GOVERNOR
 IS SHOT ID DEATH

SHANGHAI, July Is. (P)-National- ist authorities have been informed that Yang Chen Shin, military gov ernor of Chinese Turkestan. was shot to death July by the oldiers of es- cort of Commissioner of Foreign Al fairis. The governor was distributing prizes at Russian school when the assassins shot him. It is reported they have been arrested.
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PEDESTRIAN BEANED

TOKYO, July 16. (P-All street games have been barred in Japan since a pedistrain was beaned by a baseball, causing a ban on street base ball games.
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PACT TEXT RECEIVED

PARIS, July 16. P)-The text of the French Government acceptance of Secretary Kellogg's outlawry of war pact was handed to Ambassador Her. rick and was to be transmitted to Washington Saturday night.