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kPGRAXPI, ORKOON? SUNDAY. JULX G, 1919
SIX I' UUOS
XlUHiER 2:!8
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' AT 6.00 A.M.
BRITISH R-3J WAS 170 JJILES
. NORTHEAST H' THAT C'TY '
AT )IlDM(iHTlAST NIGHT.
BIG DIRIGIBLE'S FUEL
. SUPPLY NEARLY DONE'
Trans-Ocean Firght, Near Endi;J, and
Giant Air Cruiser WaS Battled All
Hay It) Elements, and Lost in Fog
Destioycrs .and Tug Boats From
Boston and St. John, Sent to Aid. .
(Br Associated-Tress to -Tho Observer?
NEW YORK, July 5. The British,
dirigible R-34, en route from Scot
land to, the IJnitcd Slates,- was head
.ed fer-Boston tonight, where she will
replenish her fast-diminishing sup
plies of hydrogen and gasoline before
completing her scheduled trip to Min
eola. After a day of buffeting by high
winds, lost for part of the .time in fl
dense fog' and' driven out of her. course'
to avoid a severe electrical storm, the
R-34 reported herself at ll-iiiO p. m.
nearing Boston narDor ami flying over
the water. Her position id approxi
mately 170 miles northeast of liostan
and at her present 'rate of speed the
dirigible should reach Boston, about
6:00 a. In. If no great delay is ex
perienced in obtaining hydrogen and
fuel, ajid barring mishaps in landing,
the airship should reach Mineola to
morrow afternoon.
WASHINGTON, July 5. The R-34
reported to the Navy Department at
11:09 tonight that she was 170 miles
northeast of Boston and slowly mak
ing her way over the open sea.
'The following message was received
from tho R-34 at 11:211. p. m.;
''Flying. 1500 feet above sea. Come
out and meet us. 'Slaking for Boston.
Rush. Very short of gasoline."
At? 1:29 a. m., Sunday, -the naval
communications, officer received the
following direct from tlic vessel:
"Will land Montauk Pojiit. Report
time later.'"
NEW YORK, July 5. Battling her
way south, short of fuoj and. with an
electrical sorm acrusp her path, the
huge British dirigible R-34 was tonight
in the vicinity of St. John. N. B., still
about 500 miles, from her goal at
Mineola, New York.
. At the same time American warships
were rushed up tho main coast in ans
wer to wireless calls, for sh.frs to the
Navy Department at Washington. -After
-a long fight .with fogs and con
trary winds the dirigible commander
flashed a message that his petrol. Sup
fly was failing rapidly and thai as
sistance might bp nee ded. The Ameri.
ctin naval authorities immediately or
dtred the converted yacht, U. Si S.
Satilla, to start from Machms, Maine.
The yacht was followed by the sub
marine chaser 407 from Bar Harbor,
aril shortly afterward the U. S. de
stroyer Stephens steamed out of iios
ton herbor under forced draught. '
From St. John a cordon of lirit-'sti
tutts was thrown out nJid in the stormy
Ray of Fundy tho Frrtirh cruiser
fcommc nnwcrcd the summons, start
In south in an -effort to! cross the
r,th of the aitship.
vireless station
ail riuv inner OVl'l'V
from trie north,'-n coast of Newfound-iP0"' station here early' this moi-nifv
Wild t. tie inoutU -Tf the bay 'aR' h' fiSnceC s iifcles body in Ac
Brine4 by eager mcrrwhu strained ev
ery eye and ear Tor-sini or siiinai
if te traveller of tlic skies, u" only
once did she cmVrge 1ngcnc Jgh from
th Jfiiets io be recognized. . '
Itiftrtial flachiae Foua'A
floating Jn Elver By
W 0fk Marine airs. Brmr statwl that Kew js'ttie
, Je m rti Senator Harry S. New, of In-
TM YORK, j'ufc- C In answer to' fianit; and that the wa d;vorcd from
a .Icphone call saying that n boal j SiUiator New about 1 yeure Bjro-
(kith bombs 4n it was t.l to'a fler :iitj H'- iTurgcr also said .she tweeter)
'. street on the North :iv-r,lia- .lo feemir fx tm$ ooijc i
nc flolinOtoilay raced .'t-ot ijoid in hha!f of her fV.
steam launches and f'shi d from thri mmmmr.
river an object believed to Leanr.. 'tTE V1t'WflAlfiS&!
,rnal machine ( I WASHDjGTOf.', July .-Senator
9o boat, such as dcscril -.! 'i -eton;(ht deii.yha? Oc and 0-.
Wphone me5ag -.was found. il'.SrjV.-r vre ever married or divOcd.
r.. . Sti ,,.1 - . . i t
the Sl-ppowl Ik Qli is i:i :..
line, nine innuj :n diam.r,
drkal i? shape and had f"iir
.n
ac
points ot one iq' connected wi'.QCr.ptatement from
p0 wire. It ai hrought in a b-.ickciMrs. gurgerond
0 water O fire headmiartei s loVex-
q q
O o
.
word Tlfursdjy evening last that h
would be berg to givjj. exniouions,
Qonoj oqi ) 1 8U -ll onioJSAC
of July entertaiiwnent failed to ar
rive nial Knlh Baker and La Grande
people and thftr guests on the hollo
day were disappointed. The airman,
who had rtrpen hel .up at Walla
for BFiJeml dajft on account of (-?n-gine
trouble, took off at .11 o'clock
Friday morning from Walla Valla,
but before Betting very far his motor
became sick) (gain and he had to
return to his starting place. Many In
La Grande wem disappointed b his
failure, but arr flights over the
country will 'be common occurences
within the next few months.
DEMI'SEV KNOCKS OUT KANSAN
I.VTHIRD ROUND AT TOLEDO.
Real Knockout Blow Was Given
Loser in. the First Round,
Is Admitted.
The world's championship heavy
weight fight at Toledo, Ohio, on July
Fourth proved to. be of short duration
for Jess Willard, the Kanson who de
feated. Jack Johnson, the' negro, seV'
oral years ago and. has since laid
claims to the championship, was
knocked out by Jack Dempsey, of
Utah, in the third round. The fight
by 'rounds fallows:
Round 'one Willard landed first
blow, a light left to head; then he
lauded a right and left to'head; Dcmp
sey liooked a left to Witlard's stom
ach; Dempsey missed a left and right
to tho head; Willard slapped a left to
jaw; Dempsey ' knocked IWillard down
with a rip-lit to jaw; twice he did this
and Willard took the-count of si"x each
time; when he got up Dempsey knock
ed him down with left apd right to
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BRINGS IIEIt BODY IN AUTO TO
POLICE STATION.
Harry S. Sew, of Los Angeles, Admits
Crime and Says He la Ready
to Die and Join Her.
(By Associated' Press. to The Observer)
LOS ANGELES, Calif., July S. "I
killed her because I loved her and she
would not marry me as she promised
I love her still and am ready t die
for my act, u.ause. I want to go to
her.
Lying1 en a cot in the city jail here,
Harry S. New, who claims to be the
son of the divorced wife of United
States Senator New, of Indiana, thus
concluded a' detailed description of the
murder ef Miss Frieda Lesser, his fi
ancee, which He admits he committed
at a lonely spot In Ilipanga Canyon,
about 25 jnilce northwest of here mr)
tiiis morning. . '
Calmly .and without apparent r
morse, Ne' rrlatol (lis action from
the time be left this 'city yesterday
S to borrow the auto of his mother,
;.Mr. Lulu Burger, to tkc Miss looser
!fr a ride, until he dtove up, to central
rear seat, aod surrendered.
MimiKlt WILL iNTrWHtR.
WJs'.VEAPOLICJuly 5 Mr. Lulu
Burger, mother bf iarry S. New, who
today surit-ndercii to i.os Angeles po
lice as tile inurderer of Miss,, Frieda
Lesser, left Indianapolis late tonight
for hr riome.in Glendalc, Coiifurnia
" O'O Wl oispaicn limn
rrjricvr lu w ciwv, UK r"i.
I "The only thing I Oire to add to the
statement from either source that
I were either msr-
Qed q divorced undaj- afcv name, is
jinat it n allopc.ter oiitrue.
NO PLAl-IE HERE
TO E0 STUNTS IN
AIR ON FOURTH
.
STho Walla Walla airman who sent
WiLLARD LOSES
CHAMPIONSHIP
KILLS. GIR
10
HAD JILtED Hi
MIR UP
IDE SUES
MEXICAN PROPOSAL TO 1ft.' Y UP
. VOICE OF AMERICAN VltlJKS
REACHES WASHINGTON.
LAW SAYS ONLY MEXICANS .
. CAN OWN THE OIL LANDS
Mexican Paper Declares That It Is of
the Utmost Importance l1iat Propa
ganda Ke Spread By Press Cam
paign Great Aeaci of Publio.Opin
ion in Their Favor Desired.
(By Associated Press to The Obstrvc-!
WASHINGTON, July 5. Reported
attempts by tho Mexican government
to -purchase the support of American
newspapers for spreading Mexican
propaganda in connection with the
recent defense of Mexico's policy to-
ward American .oil operators issued
by General Candido Aguilar, son-iiv
law of President Carranzu, have been
called to the attention of the State
Department. . The situation 'is being
watched by officials here.
The Monterey, Mexico, organ of the
Carranza' administration, first to. call
public attention to it, said in discuss
ing the advisibility-of conducting a
propaganda campaign in the United
States: . . ' ' '
"OuC chancellory should know all
the details of this grave question,
should sound all opinion and direct an
active press campaign' in the United
States. This last is of the utmost im
portance. Not 1000 or 100,000, but a
million pesos, if necessary, should be
spent in purchasing Yankee newspa
pers, (there are those, who will not
refuse to do business), so that they
will defend us, and In subsidizing
writers of some prestige, who will
translnte tho arguments which our
own chancellory will give them. It is
necessary to prepare in the very bos-,
om of the United States a great heart
of public opinion in our favor, taking
advantage' in" 6rder' to do this of the
political division between Democrats
and Republicans."
General Aguilar, just before hp sail
ed for Europe, said:
"The only order issued has been that
tho Mexican law be enforced. '
It was pointed' out hce that General
Aguilar'must have referred to Article
27 of the Mexican constitution and the
decrees of President Carranza to make
effective the luw. In official circles
it was s.iid tbis law declared: ,
"In the nation is vested-regal own
ership of petroleum,'' and "iinly Mexi
cans by birth or na't'uralizatlon have
the, right to acquire ownership in
lands of to- obtain frimchiscb to de
velop mineral fuels in the Republic of
Mexico.".
J" . Over at Last -
I'll . iku rsne, li. An stu T.jr--. -witif i
1 . 'JtWW-iFfe
O b DfS ir " -, 'Z-r-- v-'. r v .-.v-',v-V,;r-4j. Jt I LAa' 1
r -,vtt a m n , at ' - . " . ; uv - r:..i i ' w
Nine Drowned When 0
Crafto Struck Snag
o . r- o
Sioux Falls, S. D. After wank
ing frantically yjurlng tho early
moaning and all day nioR) than
Kcurn nf rescueiK. mitt work tnlliffht
Satisfied that. nine drowned bodies
recovered from the wKe would bo tho
final death toll whnn the pleasure
boat Reliance turncjl over In Lake
Madiaon late last night with about
30 abroad. The lake In the vicinity
of the ajpeldento which was caused
.when thai boat struck a sn-9.g. was
dragged doian times today. The
opinion as exgresaed tonight that
no more 'bodies are in the lake.
Tlv pilot, had. mad-) several trip
around the lke in tho afternoon and
evening and In the fatal trip about
:W pursons. ten more than the boat
usually car-riod, went abroad at the
pier. ' i
I
WON 1'IVK MILK AXII FIM'KK.N
MILL! HACKS FRIDAY
rrminr lado Faatcat i'ime. of Pny
in lOxliihition Mil Welch billow
ed skill as Driver
It was a better afternoon's entert
ainment tttaM moot folks 'had expect
ed that was provided by tho events
r.t the fair giou.nds Friday after
noon. The track was slow and hoavy
for Hie ac?rs and comfiUwtng thnt
handicap' tho michlnes all. mado
good time. Rod Williams, driving a
fast little Maxwell, walked off with
mast of the hollars and the morfoy-
of tho day, but he did meet dofnat
i;i, an '?xtra reico that was not on tho
o.lgJlial '. progiani of which more
later.
Tho car-ly part of tho program was
a bit slow apd aifttir soveral events
hind lieen run many of the Bpcctn-toi-j
t:f.t, tliercby losing tho host part
of the until talnment. 'The five mile
'motorcycle reee iwns iruji with three
competitors, Twldwoll, Lewis- and
Smith. Tldwell had much tho fast
est machine of the throo and came
)ion(e an easy winnor. Smith took a
t'umblo on on'o of tho (urns and lout
a, lup to tho other two, and had II
not been for that- ho would have run
a good rada with Lewis for second
n'ony-
The Bade Auto Coinpr.'ny and their
Premier touring car on the track,
stripped for ajcHon, but machines
that wer.o expected to show up
:gainst it did not inatertall-,l Faul
Welch, driving the Preminr, thon
mado an exhibKkm mllo, making It
ono minute, tiwenty-fotir and one
fifth n-rnnoBi ' Wlllie.ms. in the-Max-
well,-took up the Premier chal-
engo In this race againBi unre, aim
came comfm table cloe to the tiinn
in: do by Welch. Welch's time was
the fas'.cet made In any nace during
tlwo day and -considering two. condl
lior of ti:e ti-ack It was mlgh'.ygood
Kojng. .
Welch later, showed jemorkabie
alillltv and. skill as a'dilver when he
pulird off a unique stunt llwit-was '
o ,'h nf q-ii,,-iii to tha crowd as',
WILLIAMS BES
MONEY GETIER
anything during the afternoon.. Twr ept Hint htid to bo cmich'd h.iji'li'oii
lynches, itbout ..fourteih feft Jgng, replaced with pfl anl woi'ncn of na-wer'i-
placed pocallcl tb each otherjtlonrl .reputation. The fi:ct thai I. a
and dca;Jng th cam when it etwod Giondo n c!o':oly ailt. ! wllh G.lad-'
(Continued on Page H.) I Continued on Page 2)
niiii.Tiiinira .
I'Unil IrfllllMI 1 O
UllnUIMJpi
. HAS GG'QO
OPENING
prruN'DA.Nrr is t;ooi ami the
CA.MPKItS AT. Til K PAItlv
. A It 1 MANY.
ENTRANCE TO'PARK IS '
SUBJECT OF COMMENT
Ffiat Evening's l'rogi-uiit Pleases i;v
eryone iu k in IXcellent CAiull
tlot Kvery Ifliy 11 Clmittntitpiu
Week 'to be Fiflcd viMli hpleudiil
' Eytertaliiineiit
Closing tho ownta of a "j: if vt
day" whicli all agree inurked .the cnl
elwnltn of j-es&cday tho Uraudi-
Rondo c)iautauiua opened its' an
nual acsslon at ltlvorsidi" park Willi
an excellent program.
The park is Willi filled Willi camp
ers and at no llmo In the park's hls
tiy has it p.esvn'teA so thoioiighly
restful nppuaranco 'with every nouk
and cornor shining In cloanlin-as
due to the untiring efforts of Tap
Thomas, tho nui who has pensnu.il
chai:go of tho grounds.
It r?6einlUs n homo Just after
houseclenulng time and- tho . grass
and trooa sociu to vUi wilh each oili
er to add to tho groen thita thivt al
ways invito tho tiled and the woaix.
Consldouiblo wvrk haa boon iluno
to make thie park vntianco a tliin
of beauty as woll as a- monument
that Will aland until (larbiol. blows
'lvfcs trumpet, Tlirouitlioiit the whole
ntrucliiro can' bo aeon tiro, guiding
hand of W. ' H. Ilohnrnltuinip, wim
wllh Mm. Uolumkwmp, luis tiikon a
doop lutdiost In the pau-k from Iho
tlinle tho first work nvns d'mo to
convert it from a willilernesii Inlo tho
Motility spot tl Ih oilay.
Mr. Hohonkunp Is a hitllilvr who
builds for the fiituro as wt 11 ns the
prasunt and all w.lll admit dial the
Dtone ontranco to tl.o piin-k is- not
wny npproprioDa 4n itB design, but
that It-ip thoro tq stay.
Aniiiial Session Opens
Wnon tired day had sunk Intp the
arms of routful evening; win n fa
tigued .crowd i from thu . I.'ourtli 1
July oelobrat ion h:.d woin t!(e'ji
sclvcs out and sought Iho risiliil
wve of Iho pulik; when fiiiullios had
picnklod to tholr lieans content
-and wero
ready f-.- tho. oiienlnif
event, Gooi go Cochran, m no mis aev
oral. iea,i oeeu sit ui ...mi-,,,.....-.
nnd a sni-t of Godfather to tho t il' tit
who conree each ycijr', nnnouni eil Hi
opening. of the Giandu iRondn ehair
tauciua.' Hi tcld of tl o dll;l' ullics
all chautauquas were encounterin-:.
oi me 11,1,1X1 iimiim, in if aiv .......
i the Ulent thai liau ii'-cu conn.---.i.m
:,nd llwn assiirod ll.o pfoppj lh.it
this ycui'n cfforis would
thu best for fortunately
be among
II the' f.il-
Montana Cities Are
Up Against Serious
Shortage of water
. e
1 ft: LENA Mont., July B. Cries of
water h?aiity coino from soveral
(flies ot tho stafc). lolenu, Butte,
and Auac-oml:i io.ro in espeelui straits
as tho i08. Oit)i are low and thr
-tiiMius by which they are fed
thrvalen to diyjip. The cltliona arc
being urged to Irrigate sparingly,
and it may be n cessary to torWd
1 i iho:- wan-ring of lawSs. ,
' Tho Missouri liver never liiw been
id low tn the experience) it white
men, 11,11 ! th snow oil tho mala
ran;re of tit Rocky inountiiins la
cor; "a lid" than over beforo'known.
Coupled vit!itho unproeedonted ho
veal her, this dry upoll has glvot
MoMl-":iA a uuitiuu year.
E-
,MM, . I'ISII HAKK'q'o TAKE
I'LA i-: . Miiiir tii-- ji'i.v is
-'Islirinen Wai n,1l Out on the I'our
teeiilli to Cri a Itlg Cnli'li for
tlitt Feeil
Tho Whir, Fin itml Ficotfoot clli"b
is p iiiK to havu tin lumiinl utitl
muiiiiut ffiillifiiiiK fTshbako. Tills
w;i.s d. flilcil sonto tlnio two uuj voa-:
ti'nlay Al. AlhtrowH, who is oxi-j uf
ih' Ifciidini: ini'inboin and office) b of
tlio club iiiado Iho nmnouuocinont
thut Hi. fiMuv tiK'n won" Imroby not ;
itivil Ui K?t busy wilji thHr ihjiIh and ,
pr.'i'; r.:it bait on July l ltli luid tui'ii
in all Ituir catfli by mitlniKbt or U'uU
dfty. Tho day fctllowinK 'tho fih vll I
lo i-(M:inMl nml in tho uvouIuk n
iyr bunitiot will take pine ut the
Foley' hulul which promlHi'H to nt
iract n (niiliu'iit KuinustKiiB from Ha
Nisi and Portland.
. Hilly VotH; tlio now piojiiI'Hor oT
iho Foliy Holol, Ih koJux to havn
lH'CpV'l! ', (l-M!Or ltl'Ml. tlH'I'O will by
p(,orh',s on IJin jjahio wmV.llon.i and
ih- in will ho a dlHCUH.iloi of tin
local clith and lt4 work.
Tll()i:SAMS OF PKOI'LK CBLE-
llHA'lliU IN (i()OI WAY.
I'ii ;;ram l-'illi'd Day Hot Wenthci
and Dust Marred Knjoymrnt
ll .Some Kxti-nt.
:i'lie 'pe'iple came .early ahd stayed
late yeaterday, for it was a day set
nnaj t and given over" to celebration ot
the naliuii's independence. It mcan.l
menu this year than it had pioant for
veins 'past' because uf the closing of
the woi Id war, and .everyone.' sccmeiJ
in a frame of mind lo make the occas-
,n iitu- f .pleasure and joy.
Wkh thr pif.tsing of Hie Victory pa;
Ii.uli , whirh was early in the fnrenoo
jaml was pniiiuurH-fd.ltlle of exceplioi
ial merit by everyone, the lalg l-r
iratlnrid at the fiiir grouwls and lis
.lem-d for iiinrl)'- two h iurs to the p(
whirh was early in the forenoon
ptton
rowd
list-
I for ninrly- two h iurs to the pro-
grfiiu. IK K. Hixim read l?ie ii-lara-
tiun i,r IndewiHlenre Slid wli'c'tlom
y the t'mnintinity horu-s
ml 'tli. O.-W. banil reiifc-d
r:il Klei-iions' in its sunf e-
' ' ,, . ' ." , ., .1
.n ...rig lire Star SHiiglei flannel
1 iii'-(iriiiifijriiiit. t the
1 i i ; i . tire i.f tu'; large crowd.
V.-i!." ! M. l'ien,eaiiiii(U-- br.Vf tlk
,::ral inlindtleed lillly Sli!(l, ,Wie-
7:K'j ol the ilny. . lrn tho Tire
rti Htarti'd. Thnse wbciiiiiow Hilly"
j Suti't:iyJIai'i ho was only ill fair trim,
(h-.lt. til every!! who hud ruff lkna-il
't in in- had every cylinder wording
;a'1 hi.H iik pluga 4:cver nii'-xrit ire.
, lf p'.i-'h r '. ere.l the lia'inlllil, In
t In-iti'.trrT (liar I'lltirf Wnrld I'nnili
1 n..i ii'i'l evi-iy uurd was a hamimr
jritf ' 'iil'l HlnOrl ill t'lC llirfiillg
- in anii ! rii-'I. 'a'tie grand stand
I -111 'I to (ii-rli".'lng r.vMs Inten'-lv
il)iel Ml.' I J.-il.
. . ,..r 1...1 ,L.
Jmi.f .tnil long.
m ...... ..
peri,le
e'a
1 for a liri-T
tl,,.,-ja.u-a of the nooli-
., M-.VuMthe shade nfjlie tr
'9a i!lv'.-l (I'fr-' br iga'ictfiwus irti
itv'i'l frii' coffee and rrenm -
iisl.-d to the pn'ilie. He biOied
tli.e in l.witcr ouiTiMilies thalAlol
lt.i h ti, brew beer, and
luo-k for more mo-
P'ir it class in every rc.-i"'d-r.
I.'iII.v'h ser-ond year at this
i piigo Five)
PORTSIVIEN TO
BANQUET
LAGRANDLWAS
SPLENDID HOST
mtm-.
m mm
OETHEDftY
SKItVICK MUX IX I'.MtADK AT,
TllAIT ATI'KXTIOX OK IXIVALi
:it)WUS ASSIvMliUOIJ
DECORATED CARS WERE
GOOD AS THE BEST
Kill l lex of i'lyalH mid Decorated
Aiitiuioliil-8 In All -sHM'.ti, Noe-
,orty Mrs, Halle's Premier I'lnc
eU l" in.1 anil (iiumlo Itondn l.iini
ber t'o. flmt I'ii-st in IVuiiiiorclal
Ht-ctlon 1
Tho parade Piidny waa all around
r-ni of thu best thut hiive manked
Jttly FoHi-th cclchmtions In La
O-iundo and wua well liundlfd
throughout. The various long linos
formed at tho Into-Boellon of Wash
ington and O nvenuo, foil la nronint'
ly and In jtood ord.ir and matrclied by
way of Hue atroot to Adams avenue,
down Adams through tho king, long
lano hetwoon tho crowds of vhlto:
lihd locuil ipooplo who throngod tho
sidowalks on either attic, and turning
inlo Fourth strert at the post office,
man-cliod suulli to 'tho Mormon
tulho: nuclo, tura'cd Into O street
ngnln thoro and then craat on O to
Hlxth stiVet, turned north and thea
disbanded.
Th'o parailo was hoadel by he' O.
W. band, the-boys presenting a flno
npiipuirunco In tholr neut unifotms;
Iho (linndo Army ot the Itopublln
votornns followed In mutoniobllen;!
then tho Victory font and tho service
men. Thm Victory float, which was
built by Kills Kliitley, waa one. of the
most attractive floats in tho panudu.
About aovonly-flve men niurchod in
the Servian moil's section, und of
tlione nine wore the'bluo uniform of
tha sailor. In niimhei'B thia nection
of tho pal ado was somowhat ilisup-
piilntlng, but tho wllllngirtws lth
which thu men who' did appoiur Join
ed ill was moro than compensation
lo tho-coiuinllteo for tholr earpost
efforts to eeeuim a good hhowing. . .
Ited CniHH Hail Nlie l'loat
Following. In the; sw.ond divlslqn,"
there eaino tho local reproHontatlves
of tho American IUinI Crosa, iii auto
mobiles, with a Hod Oiobs float show
ing the UimattHt Mother teudliiK a
"strotchor ciiBo;" thon the Y. M. C.
A. float, tho Salvation Army coi-ps
inarching with thu Biinio stoadrast
and fallnful purportn that took thulr
bro'tham aind sisters oversoiis-tlnroURh
their, hard tin-ks to woadvrful suc
cors, land the Knights of Coltimbui
hut urjd tho speakers and comnilt
toee of tho day Hiding jir other ma-
chines.
Three of tho f-aternal orders or
thm city, the YiMiiucn, Oio Kaglcs and
Iho Moost, went spendldly ropre-.
rented by floats uiwn which much
ikilful aitenllon hifd been ctowol.
Thei'l-iugles' fkut, which 'showed an"
aeile built high ubovo the floor of
tho car and an eagle, perched in front
of It, war given firs', place iw tho
best entry in tho f-aleinnl c tion.
l.ninlHU'ing Well liepnwntl
Klgln's very efficient band led
the fourth division and.1nimcdl:itoly .
hi hind them .camo tha float ciil -'r-
by tlm O.-W. railway men. Om of
thiwo waa aii ge, well designed
flna and tho oltmr a box oar float
whi' h -raiiKht fie ny-!. The I'erry
nd La tlrande Four L' and tho
floats from tho (Irande Kvndo I.uhi-
I'ei' company and Die, fc,orge ralino
Lumber L'oiiipiuiy wei sll truly rep
' ' . ' ,,,..., ,,,.,.
rcrenl,itivi of the IihuIktIiik Indus
try, alth IuiiiImu iiien using orosHcuts
ntid cajil pooks on IJio Jarge hMi'i.tlm
wejc itwiti'iit t-d (jn tlm trucks. Lust In
thin divli,4m wau tho Agrli'ikltural
rinat. iP'pand by County Agt
Kplllniaii Mini n siuuilK-r i aocaT,
full liars, 's'llls floaf, ilc '
heat Ii'iiim.j. wa,iiiiiine. Tt,IC"w,,"'
luiuso wtfs liulll 4t slalks grain,
woven logetlier, Uii riilitu i4
Ulirt jr uMilc-il InaliL-.
l.ua- nn.ll' . -
li'ndlng thu fiTlh rffitiitw jvue
eiiVe-st-.-Jun Rwlion, pnrbatfy elui
lililnuii nll'i .the largi'sl ii
v'ltlr''- '"il' :,ixty "I'14'"'.
IrrlKll. wll 'ilanil.w lllVOUT.-l
,r , ,. . , . m -, . ,
u'nrrixK 11 11(1 t nV 0' .(8, ,IT altlrcd
la uell liljd lio JticKcy -swiorn-,
A' re . J'lie cowlio8, alio
eoiriwiiniiviiy fuw In nuiifliui', tejfi
0llnluilel in Ibis s(ton.
0 yiie JIcujler t ur QirMa o
u Tho alncni-iitvd autoiiiobilis. In-
rllHttd ill i li is UMt-'tWl, "
fial ciira pfltlly d-ioratou i-ri i
would sue at a parade anywhere rt.l
tho JurlO . w'10 wlP(" "" 0l',sill '"'
Kcaffvly knew wlig o ti beOaw thu
i.minr.. Award lit first pine- wa
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