FISHERMAN GIVES LIFE Car Driver U. S. TO HAWAII FLIERS Robbery | Klan Rict Victims * * * HH) GRANDE CITY KEARNS FAILS Admits Stealing Pouch | IN FUTILE EFFORT TO RONEER SUCCUMBS 3K ^ *.»'-■ O'diit**.] Pres*,'! * 4 *•» 44 CHICAGO, 111., Aug. 11.—Joseph Jaek- * TO SIGN BOUT son. driver of the truck from which RESlul rJiL, t Aij-tii lNew York Commission GALVESTON', Tex., Aug. 14 'Ink- j day broke the grilling ices were held Tuesday from the family ing the supreme sacrifice in a futile ; four postoffice inspectors and fnade full home with interment at the -cemetery at Delays Action When effort to save the life of his fellow ! confession of complicity and implicated Les Saens. worker, John Johnson, a fisherman I two others, Grant, Miller, chief postof- He was one of the oldest living na- I Members Absent on the schooner Madeline lost his life fice inspector here, reported. tives of this section, having lived all his and “Danish Chris*’, the man he gave life at Les Saens, 10 miles west of Rio himself to save, lies in an oc an grave Grande City. (By the Associated Pressl about ten miles out in the Gulf. The He was descended from the Saens NFW YORK, Aug. 14- Jack Kearns, double tragedy occurred about 7 OHIO YOUTH ENTERS. family, the original grantees of the of manager Mickey Walker and Jack o’clock last night as the ship was pro- tract of land hearing that name. Miguel Dempsey, called at the office of the ceeding from this port to, the snap- Saens received from the king of Spain New York state in the Gulf. NOT GUILTY PLEA athletic commission to- per fishing banks in 1776 a portion on the north side of but did not in- “This be last Chris day sign any contract may my trip,” — the Rio Grande. is volving the services of Walker or Demp- said to have told the captain, .Mar- Higinio Garza was the fifth genera- KEDA.LIA. Mo., Aug. 11.—Waiving sey. The commission asked Kearns to cus Brandt, before the vessel depart- tion of his family whe-have made Texas preliminary hea ing. Everett Adams, 19 postpone any action in Dempsey’s be- ed. He is said to have sprung over- their home, and his people have known board of ear old youth of Wilmirgton, Ohio, half until next Tuesday, owing to the telling another member the* Texas under Spanish, Mexican, Republic, 'not to a of ciew that he was for ta [.leaded guilty today rharg* fact that the full board was not pres- going long Confederate and United States rule. swim.” Johnson after him first degree murder and was held with- en today. leaped He is survived by one daughter, out bond for the criminal division of i and reached the spot where th>‘ body and one H. The Commision a Juana, son, Judge Garza, Jr. demanded certified l!it* Pettis countv circuit court. 'Adams! disappeared some minutes afterwards. check of |2o,000 before It would honor By tnis time the schooner hail has confessed that he shot and killed* any signature from Kearns for a heavy- moved about 150 feet. Ainiar Ander- Aden K. Clawson, school teacher, of Lodi, weight fight. Kearns told Chairman X. and threw his in a Robbers Make Haul son, another of the crew, went to the Y., body clump Big James A. ■ Farley that he would appear of weeds on a ioa.1 near Lamonte, Mb. rescue of Johnson who was far gone. In before the board next Tuesday with a Row Ruek- Daylight Hold-Up After a mighty in the waves Frosecutirg Attorney W. ,stru;;:le 1 certified check for the amount .. ■ specified Anderson succeeded in reaching the er said he would ask the court to set V and sign .for ab out with Har- th° ease for trial at Lhe the Dempsey craft with the lifeless body of John- opening of f Bv The Associated PreM.l ry Wills, the negro hcallenger. October term of the circuit son. county WINNIPEG, Mass., Aug. 14.—In a The comnrission also refused to dis- court; • The schooner returned to port last daring daylight hold-up of the cashier cuss with eKarns any subject involving —1 ■ .. ■ ■ night. Both men are said to he about of the Winnipeg street railway com- Walker since that body refuses to re- TO old. years pany today, five robbers, obtained a cognize Kearns as Walker’s manager. They have no known relatives in Houston Detective In payroll pouch containing between $50,- Chairman Farley intimated that Walk- this country. The schooner is owned 000 and $75,000 and escaped in an auto- er would be given until mid-night to- Marsan and by company, fish dealers. Triple Slaying Case mobile. The cashier was beaten into the of the time limit morrow, expiration i unconsciousness. for the welterweight king to contract i 1 for a bout with Dave Shade, of Cali- AUSTIN, Texas, Aug. 14.—A detec- tive # fornia, before it would take any action from the Houston police force join- j MISS SCOPES GETS JOB * d th? Texas and Travis in suspending Walker. Rangers county Bernice Lee (with bandaged LEXINGTON, Ky., Aug. 14.—Miss After the Kearns told news- , authorities today in an effort to find meeting and Mae are Lela V. Scopes, sister of John T. Scopes, LIVESTOCK the of the three members of the head) Whetler, papermen that Walker would sign a con- slayer convicted violator of the Tennessee KANSAS CITY, Mo., Aug. 14.—Cattle two of the in tract for the bout and have it in the Engler family, killed near here Satur- persons injured anti-evolution announced she 1000; calves steers and law, today 100; dull; yearl- Rewards for the to- commissions’ hands before mid-night I day right. slayer the K. K. K. riot in West- has a contract to teach at the ings 6.00 (o' 8.50; grass fat cows 3.50 signed ; reached $1230. tomorrow. day Highland .Manor school for at Tar- Ca) 3.75; heifers 4.50 (n) 7.00; canners ’-— wood, Mass. Miss Lee was girls and cutters i rytown, N. Y. Miss Scopes was refused 2.85 @ 3.50; veal top 11.50; The six men shown above are pared for the adventure. At blackjacked when rioters WANT CHINA RIOTS PROBED re-appointment to her position in the bologna bulls 3.75 (p 4.25; stockers 5.50 to to preparing make the first top: (1. r.) Lieuts. Ralph WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass., Aug. 14.—A stormed her father's automo- schools because like FOR @ 7.50; feeder cows 5.75 (n 8.50. Paducah, Ky., she,# COTTON SUPPLY to the Pacific B. J. A. P. plea to members of the Institute of Pol- and little Mae was knock- her the evolution Hogs 1000; higher; top 13.65; bulk attempt span Davison, Connell, j bile, brother, accepted 1 itics to demand that their several gov- sales 13.00 (S' 13.60; packing sows 12.00 between California and Ha- Snoddy. Below: Lieut. Ar- ed down with a rock. theory. ernments complete the inquiry into the LAST YEAR REPORTED @ t2.25; stock pigs 12.75 (a 13.50. waii in a thur Lieut. Comdr. J. / non-stop flight. They Gavin, recent riots in was made here Sheep 2000; higher. Colorado lambs ; Shanghai have been chosen to the H. Commander John H. of UNIVERSITY HEAD DIES 15.10; natives 14.00 (p} 14.25; Colorado fly Strong, today by Bishop Logan Roots, * China. The riots have led, he EUGENE, Ore., Aug. 14—Prince L. (By the Associated Press) ewes 7.25. three navy planes being pre- Rodgers. Hankow, of the a HerddClassified Ad I). 11.—The poin out, to widespread disorders and Campbell, president University Try WASHINGTON. Aug. I 1 demonstrati ons. of died here total- of cotton for the cotton DALLAS SPOTS ! anti-foreign, Oregon, today. supply ^Chicago, were arrested here tor ay was an- Tex.. cotton Narcotic year ly24-25. ending July 31. DALLAS, Aug. 14.—Spot Agents Make charged w:th having severely heater the census bureau to 23.20; Houston Galveston 24.15. nounced today by 23.95; Mario a of the hotel Sodi, porter Savoy .-.- —- Seizure i t- — haveb een bales and the dis- Big Jewelry —--., 15,635.674 after a dispute in the hotel corridor. POTATOES tribution 15,824,304 bales. Police who made the arrest saved the The distribution as CHICAGO, 111., Aug. 14.— Potatoes appears 108,630 (Bv The Associated 7’ress.') Americans from an angry crowd which bales more than the due steady; Minnesota sacked early Ohio supply, princi- CHICAGO, 111., Aug. thous- invaded the hotel and attacked them. / 2.36 — sacked round whites 14.—Fifty to the inclusion in all distribution 2.65; 2.85; After the attack on the pally and dollars worth of jewelry was seiz- alleged porter Idaho sacked luials « items of the cm which consists 3.40; Wisconsin en- “city op," ed here today federal officers who the crowd, ir censed by reports of it, / sacked round whites 2.55 (« 2.65. by of rebaled and pickings from tered the hotel and searched the cor- samples opened a safety deposit box tented by cotton dam ped by fire and weather. ridors until they found Donell and Metz- NEW Kitty Gilhoolev, arretsed recently as ORLEANS SPOT The crowd barred the Americans head of a narcotic It was ger. NEW ORLEANS, La.. Aug. 14.—Spot syndicate. discovered from es. ape from the hotel and were begin- cotton closed 20 resulting ?.Irs. Gilhool- Fanning Cafe To steady, points up. Sales to manhandle them when the arrest that the for the ning po- on the snot 0: to arrive 1819. Low mid- ey’s paved way lice arrived. Here Saturday dling 22.35; r:i mid- arrest of Colonel Will Gray Beach, foi- Open dling 23.35; good Donell and Metzger were imprisor-ec 23.85. mer head of the government’s local Tomorrow dling stock 27,917. Receipts 1462; in the and are being held foi narcotic city prison Opening sijuad. Cafe, formerly the Man- trial on the charge of assault. ( curl Fanning’s NEW ORLEANS FUTURES hattan at 1105 Elizabeth street, w'H action is ex^^ed speedily. NEW ORLEANS, La.. Aug. 14.—Cot-' .open Saturday morning, it was announc- U. S. Youths Held In ton futures opened steady. October ed today by John C. Fanning, the prop-j 22.61; December 12.87; January 22.92; NEW YORK, A 7. 14.—The estate of i^tor. The cafe was closed several Italy; PoVter Beaten bid; March 23.12; May 23.26. the late William i. Rockefeller will be ago for a complete overhauling. days reimbursed N v York state in the Cafe by An exhaust fan for* cooling is among (Bv The associated Brers.'» extent of $:5£7,8‘. under an order is- Fanning’s the improvements. Move Made to Bar Nuns FLORENCE, Italy, Aug. 14.—Two Am- sued today by Si ogate O’Brien. The Next to The entire building at that number Queen Theatre erican students. Joseph Donell, 21 years i sum covers taxes paid in New Yori: on has been leased by Mr. Fanning, the From Kentucky Schools old, anil Walter Metzger, 22, both of propeity located in other states. lease to become effective January 1,

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