Morning Sun, The (Newspaper) - July 14, 1925, Yuma, Arizona COTTON SEW bar S-S copper U WEATHER By Tuesday and Wednesday ICC lit THE TUESDAY 14 HEAT KANSAS CORN Lack of Moisture Likely To Kill Crop There Severe Storms Cause High Property Loss ALONE IN HIS GLORY PHOENIX HOTTEST By Associated Press CHICAGO July weather lightning and took a toll of of a score of lives the Middle West the past 24 hours while dry weather in sortie tions and severe storms in Others caused a crop and property loss of several hundred With temperatures ranging from to more than 100 Omaha and reported death's St Louis vicinity seven and Missouri three ere were killed by Lightning also killed two in the northwest V Kansas that its corn crop is suffering from excessive heat and lack of moisture while more that a score of forest were raging in Oregon they were- started by lightning ant heavy storms in the northwest which brought temporary relief the heat but did much to crops and to property accounted for much of the damage the rest of the middle west sweltered with no immediate for relief Chicago which had from heat today enjoyed due a of the wind which blow over the city from Lake DENVER July A heat wave continued to hold the Rocky Mountain region In a torrid grip Temperatures in several states to unheard of heights Denver with 95 degrees it's hottest day in 1926 Phoenix with a maximum of 112 degrees was the warmest city the The heat wavr its torrid temperatures re- as unusual for the region over four states rado Wyoming Montana and New Mexico with the exception Albuquerque which had a temperature of 90 seems to escaped the torrid weather Cheyenne reported a maximum of 92 degrees ARE RECEIVED Statements certifying the titles and numbers of the proposed con- amendment and the re- ferred measure which the ture has referred to the voters of the state in a special election to be held September 29 1325 have been received by Mrs Clara A Smith clerk of the board of super- visors The statements give the bers and titles of the two bills to be voted on by the people and a sample copy of the official ballot to be used in the election This statement is the authorization to the supervisors of each county to proceed witli arrangements for the holding of the special election in the state The statement certifies that the proposed amendment to the con- which will'amend the con- so that a workmen's com- act may be enacted and the referendum ordered by the seventh legislature for the repeal of the fish and game code are the only two bills to be placed on the ballot The proposed constitutional amendment will be numbered on the ballot as 100 yes and 101 no while the fish and game law referendum will be numbered and C 0 0 N NEW general cotton market closed steady at net ad- vances of 51 to 56 points New colton 24.05 Oct Dec Jan March j Chamberlain academy East N he only member of the poel when It come ther the roll and with bis a and music in honor of one UP TO JUDGE Uncle Sam To Keep His Weather Eye On Brewers Turning Out High Power Beer j By Associated Press Retires To Chambers To Decide If Indictment Shall Be Quashed Day Filled With Oratory LA TALKATIVE Another bald-faced lie by one who appears to be the publicity representative of interests in a Mexican town near Yuma who are intent upon placing Sart Luis re- sort clubs in the light so they themselves may enjoy the trade which is going there has been nailed by The Morning Sun There is absolutely no tion for a dramatic story ing a big in an afternoon newspaper here Monday to the effect that one of the desperado rum the recent Moss Landing nia shooting affray here harbored in San y -1 Last at Moss a hand of rum runners fought a battle with officers killing one and wounding others One of the men escaped in a colored car bearing California license No Sheriff Oyer of Monterey county wired Sheriff Chappell the man was headed this way Immediately Undersheriff Billy Dunne threw out a catch him Officers were sent to the border line at San Luis and the tine station officers on both sides of the line given a description of the man and the vehicle he was supposed to be traveling in San Luis was combed by both Mexican and American officers for the ruin runner He was flot and is not there story in the local paper of yesterday recited dramatically how the man had come to the nia quarantine station and because of being armed wanted ing inspection wheeled his car and went to Andrade anu from there to San Luis No cream-colored car bearing California license has been seen by the California quarantine station as the officers there have been watching for the vehicle and have placed the driver un- rter arrest Neither has any such car come to the station turned around and driven toward A check of the Arizona tine station shows that uo such car had ever crossed the bridge into this state Local officers say it would be impossible for the rum runner and his car to get from to San Luis unless he alid his chine were hitched an plane and thus taken Colorado fly Associated Press July 13 Judge J I pre- siding at the trial T- Scopes on a charge of violating the law of the state of Tennessee it a misdemeanor to teach theories evolution in the public retired to tonight to study the question of whether the indictment against the teacher summarily The with him portions of the by the contending Sides In ringing in cars were words from six oral arguments presented to during the day It first of perhaps other days to be devoted entirely to oratory The jury service Soon the Juror wither he had opinion as to the guilt or do fendant the jury was sent from room that made on the Gentry went fellow men after declaring that he Could not recall having said that Scopes should not be convicted The day of making Was brought to a close the most extended arguments ot the trial Attorney Stewart and Clarence Barrow taking up the entire afternoon session with their discussions soundness j July j government is preparing to new campaign to atop of high power beer New regulations being drawn looking to more drastic action against the brewer of the illicit commodity They are to he 81 definite and positive as speedy action by the United attorneys in court proceedings against of the tion of the national dry law A system of intelligence by which the brewers may be kept under constant surveillance hap been worked out and the removal from such a high power or any beer containing more than one-half of one per cent of alcohol by volume will be cause for action by the prohibition WASHINGTON July storm of applications and demands for appointments Breaks Through Ledge under the reorganized federal Qf Conglomerate Into Pocket of Formation With Oil Traces enforcement is waiting tonight to break over the desk of I Assistant Secretary Andrews 6 the treasury upon his return morrow from a vacation With the approach of the rite date of che list of men as available for the number of ments has mounted rapidly A considerable number of these have been presented by of the House and Senate spite announcement that tlir treasury desired the re- organization to eliminate to some extent the question of patronage I at 10 o'clock will either see one of two in Judge Stanley's will be men er one promoter and two managers trial of s fight here there ono Charles the alleged promoter of the bout Some have tlie opinion that Al Lopez manager of Newman will forfeit the bail money which while to think they will licaT and tight case you take it Charley the boy is the goat tf the men are guilty Garcia will be I found they don't Garcia will be the only one ing the sack Secretary denied government contemplating severing relations Russia MONTREAL Government has canceled order appointing committee to consider designs for Canadian for use ashore By A ted WASH mO TON July by of thp policy lie mapped nut for denling with lems was bock from vacation re- or conferences through which tho de- vise ways and moans of Insuring the protection of their nationals in China There was no indication diplomatic conferences in various capitals has as yet reached n stage tho exact to be lowed he forecast Secretary pointed out after his with President jast week j at the White policy of the Washington opposed to a desire id give effect to the commitments into which it has entered with respect to China at the Washington arms limitation conference DRILLERS ELATED of the Tennessee law placing lution theories under the ban far as public schools were con- cerned S P Worker From Here Is Injured Hojas a Southern Pacific employe from Yuma day lying near the railroad tracks suffering from injuries expected to prove has reached here At the Pomona hospital it was stated that Hojas skull was tured one arm was in four places and his head was severely lacerated Hojas was traveling on a road pass and it is believed he fell from the train on which a passenger f This County to Organize Izaak Walton League of America Chapter Webber of Iowa Prof of Carnegie Institute Pittsburgh married here they met abroad liner on the way lo London the bacon from the game and fish hogs of this vicinity sportsmen of Yuma have today decided to organize a ter of League of America a national organization whose sole purpose preserve what is left of our out of doors Mr E B Keelan prominent local business man has received a ter from national headquarters of this organization explaining the plan and enclosing a charter plication The Isaak Walton League the j letter to Mr Keelan explains is -a and body of men and women who realize that our woods f water and wild life are vanishing I and who have formed a national entirely practical for the elimination of water pollution game violations and the continued of our woodlands This program includes a town to county county to stale and slale lo nation plan of progression the first thing of its kind ever to the American public Three years ago this League was conceived and founded by Will H Dilg its national president at a meeting of 54 Chicago sportsmen Since that time the League has i organized active units in j cities and towns throughout the j United State's Despite its short existence league has introduced and passed j many bills of vital importance to national and state conservation oru national resources Notably the Upper Mississippi River Wild Life and Fish Refuge passed by the last Congress which provides for the purchase and maintenance of 150 miles of Mississippi River bottom land ex- tending between Rock Island and Lake Pepin Minnesota needs this organization If other titles throughout the try can do things we can do them and every sportsman is asked to cooperate with Mr Keelan in ganizing a chapter here Through the hard and into brown has fine cations of oil in paying a little bit below it v Such was news The Morning Sun office at o'clock today by B W Sinclair who small filled with the stuff thru drill is churning at a rapid rate It Was slippery brown shale such as is found near big pools of nil and tile oil charge of the well were highly it ran out into the U-p to a late hour last night the drill was grinding away feet of the hardest conglomerate drillers had in hundreds of so that a number of the hardened drills were off daily and hnt three to five could be drilled in a working Sunday was of the days on drills the outfit experienced the drill being pulled out three Last the drill Into brown shale formation at S o'clock sump gan to show traces of oil and there every indication that the be struck before the drill goes hundred feet BASEBALL NO WONDER SHE SMILES fBy Associated Press LEAGUE New York 3 Chicago 1 Brooklyn 4 Boston 1 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 3 St Louis Chicago S New York 4 Cleveland 11 Boston 12 Detroit 1 Athletics 4 St Louis 4 Sheriff Chappell Slightly Improved Sheriff Jim Chappell is feeling some better but is still confined to his bed Such was the information re- by telephone Sunday ning by Billy Dunne Sheriff Jim is having quite a hard fight at Loma Linda it is said and is so weak that it will be quite a while before iie gets back to normal Sheriff Jim told Billy that a large number of Yuma people had been to visit him since his illness at Loma Linda In library of Royal Society by Ambassador Honghton it honors memory of British nni Americans who lost lives hi de- struction of dirigible Piping Hot News From All Over the World affected by young girls Is nant to their health Ida told home in four-day conference here F ton 28 of chosen dent of Baptist Yonng People's Union of America In convention of schooner Falcon wrecked In liny 1924 rescued from lone Island In Smith Seas nnd brought here RIDGE Art City over burial of poodle flog In cemetery casket containing dug up and moved VANCOUVER B fanned hy high raging Bornn Carlisle nnd logging towns en d lingered PHILADELPHIA and Mrs Fritz Chandler cat trip abroad short by a month to for funeral of Evn Riley 45 has been in their employ for 14 years HOLYOKE Oliver 55 by driven by beth Flaherty 16 K Guard owner of machine ed for allowing minor Ifi years of nge to drive automobile i of messenger who three months found Into closet In home of Bougart ent Marseilles physician American artist noted for illustrations of children's rapidly be- coming here tinman In sitting position and hands prayerfully to Ire 200 years or more old 24 and Mrs Lillian Martin 25 returned to Danville III on bank bery Implicated by com- John Kreder who con- fessed nnd owners alarmed by ravages of nuts which threaten to destroy many wooden Many new styles In men's dress in London's open season gains momentum opera capes cut Inverness style and sheer handkerchiefs for evening wear 1 Mex Government planning new highway between Monterey and Saltillo distance of SO miles M conductor England bus real musical America only musical Intellect CANTERBURY Payment o fees for entrance to Cathedral stopped contributions expected to mnk good deficit resulting from no-fee Kitty Kiernan fiance o Collins Irish Free Stat leader year to Major Genera quartermaster general I Free State army Oliver famous novelist wit Mrs nnd Jr visiting here Two pygmy mice froi IVest Africa so sma they comfortably In matr box added to zoo f and milk on diet pygmy In London zo will By telephone to Ickert of Hoboken N le news thai she wa- ete eri uncle Morris Zlegler of i Is one of the beat of s kind in the country and nothing n Slates will equal It purpose when the improvements are made aid Colonel William Milchell held f Aerial Corps II unday morning after carefully in peeling the flying field ed to by Harry and a squadron Judge Peter T Robertson Col- nel ny after whom the eld is named and other nt citizens met the distinguished viators when they alighted Colonel Mitchell of the aviation affairs from an Antonio to Fly Field one of the best n service of good for the ulti late success of it lie fellow aviators were entertained while here and off at- 6 a morning for Sau Diego Judge Stanley Makes etf a Solomon deciding a family which wound up in two and Florenzo being charged with drunkenness and urbing the peace It developed during the trial that Fohn had not been treating his disters as they thought and also not ponying up his share f the expenses so Judge Stanley he would get probation for iix months with the understanding f he drank any tequila or lo help out in the jail he ro for a term who md been putting up toward their support got off free P J Levine and Mike Shorty ot for being tanked ip They paid M D Murchison drunk drew fine and had to pay for kicking the side of the tari out he was hauled to jail in J L Brown got nicked for reckless driving Chief Is Commended For Nabbing Boxers Letters and wires of congratula tion are pouring in Chie of Police Henry Levy his admirable stand in the boxin fiasco here Friday night and th action he took to protect th sportsmen of this city from fur ther outrages A wire from Jerome Arizona reads as Congratulations Keep the good work up Yours fo clean boxing Jerome Boxing Con mission Another came from Tom Sheril head of the Idaho Athletic Con mission commending Chief Lev highly for his handling of tho si nation and declaring that mcr action of similar nature was taken the sport would be placed an kept on the high plane it deserve Other similar letters and wire came from Mexican Oregon No Mexico and California Hoover Says California Ariz o n a Must Quickly Iron Out Difficulties DELAY DISASTROUS By Associated LOS ANGELES July 13 Hoover in a issued here ay charged California and Arizona to iron out their with the states f the Northern Colorado iver basin over division of waters so that irrigation ower and flood control on the riven might Tho failure of the California to ratify the compact ith ithe n states he said ill most delay aid from le federal government and has from the states which Is likely pe very damaging Thp needs the Imperial and I os Angeles dept pon the river developments he aid are not prohibitive and any el disaster As I have stated on oc tht three s 1 that if full con lation is ghen to the com- nf large storage control power and the of water to the oa d strict the first development of the ado nvei would the on of a high dam it either determine Other oh tho river r below interfered hv such construction if it Is conceived Tt is is urgently now ahd for the neit ears accomplish the at the earliest M he federal or nlv IL to thib develop because it involves interstate and group interests storage irrigation power municipal waters and Vill o so much buman life upon it that it shbi Id be some n erest 01 all However first and foremost hing needed in the Colorado river cooperation Politics visl dams or canals By Associated Press NEWARK N J July title between Paul Berlenbach present champion and Youns of New Orleans was led by referee Lewis in the ninth round tonight and declared no Referee Lewis in an official statement after the fight said men were stalling and that he declined to allow them to con- Placer Mining In Sonora Is Revived July ng is being revived near Llano snora Mexico and a once Held near there is now be- ing worked by typical Alaskan fashion by minors from Alaska anj California it is stated by Hugo W Miller local who returned here today after Inspecting mining property owned by him and in that district Those reopening the placer field state that the dirt which 13 being is yielding about a yard Is capable of furnishing homes to only persons lord Raglan de- In answer to Inquiry In to available land there
