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Ha drattfte TOtratg (jtarttro Hi LA GRANDE, OREGON. .MONDAY, .MAY 8, 1022 VOLUME XXV MK.MHKK OV ASSCM lA'IKl) i-iiias XU.M15EIJ .18:$ C y I L , 1 lil II l.J! J'Sil J LJU kl I JL II ttJ LJL. It S 0 0 0. 0 0 0 O O V w W 0 ? V V? W 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 Wll PFI-FirSLAGRANDE IS rnnnrn anr r OBJECTIVE Fi"htinr is Reported 400 unur.0 HI1C .Miles South of Chi- l2k","nd.e. nese Capital ovc . . . . KlKin .... GOVERNOR OF HONAN Maine ... . TIPnVTWriP. AflflPl?RSnP.:l'nu.n .... X AW I All nu v. AVAiwM w w Geul'ral W'n JJel'uses to Leave Tientsin When Or dered to Do So liy the Al- lied Commanders (Br AtmoclAted 1'reni) HANKOW, China. May . Hostil ities wore started nsalnst General Wu Pei-fu by Cliao-tl. military cov prnor of Horpm province. Tills in dicated tlr.it Wu, who overcame: Gen eral Chnnir. the Mtinchurlan leadar. last week at l'ekinc. Is IkMiik at- larked In tile south. Kiulitiim Is ported 400 miles south of Peking, (Itjr Associated rressl TIK'TS1 Msiv R Conortll W'U waa ordered by tho aUinA military commanders to leave Tientsin as his presence Is hold a violation of tho ' ll'Vl (jruuu'Ui. it ifiiinm in lei i c (ijifj nif 1" nil' lir.L tiuut innings. ;nr- on the ground that ho was iietiupiGoc kept up the (rood work ami when governor of CUihsli province niid j t lio final out was made had only three would roniaiu as long as necessary. I An-tinfl jC! LCCltlUIl tO ion Is Threatened Release of Sacco Vim-eUi, G o n v i c ted Murderers,! Asknl 111 ( iillHllllllcatloU.i5jnKi0i Knight scoie:U:ooubaum on :a two i.'gcr and Crews went out a (Dy Associated rrcu) j tiiKt- I limey f.-.ige.: and Johnson .SOK1V Bulcaria. Mav 8. A peered llickey and Knight wiHi n two tinea lo' blow up the American Ir-i bagger. Mi-erve was out at -first gatii.n here unless the United States j and Ila.nniheld drove out n second hriiigs about the release qf Sacco two-bagger, scoring Johnson- McGoo, ami Vlncotli. lleged coiuiiniuists next up, struck out, ending tho lire convlcte l of murder in iMassncliii- j works for the fourth, setts, has been received at the lo- Kroni the fourth inning unJH the gallon. - , NKW COMMISSION UMH L IMA 'WASHINGTON', iM-iy 8. Appoint-; incnt of nn international commission to consider all issues involved in the lecngnition of the Olnegon govei.i-; ntc-nt of Mexico has been sugge;te! in! some official quarters as a solution of I the continued failure of the United; States and Mexico City authorities to sgrce on a recognition program. Dr. Phy offers Calf as Stockshow Prize nwwiv t. .,r K irnnvi' - mcnt's fo'r'the 1 U-h'annual Live Stock . . ,::.. l.. r..( nroi-ivii: I ..a ..', promise of e maiing if not evlinsing previoilK shows a ul adapted iiimI offers advantages most with h e nt on a month distant, favoisble for the devehipmeet of the m k. d ,ntere.t develops and the man-! unir busic,s. With th,s end in v, " r"emen n all dep.rtment, is iHisyl.nJ in order to stimul.te .ml "- , ' . tli. business towaids more pnditsWe with f,I prep.r., rn U. d,vrHmM h h-s A usual, me. -.... -; - this T-r Uigf exhibit of the l i- ..s Hi. .i.-k llttrm tt. cut r . ". . . ' k .ii ,ii i tie, ineep o or ""'" . oi, 3ll,",n " mt 'tJirtivi h.lnt iC 11 tfclil'i- n n i.li'l T"l Jff T Jersey,A'rshii-o and o:h je:i i ci Jum! will Jlllfi SIl L.JSIl, J .;: iJol.Slk!: a ? " i IN THE LEAD Union "Defeated by Score (if S to 1 Yesterday; Hits Hunched hi Fourth and Ninth. Intcrmountain League Standings. .1000 .")0U -,100 noo JiOd .000 Yesterday's Itestilts. At I'ninn La Grande 8 .I'nion 1. At Cove Cove 12, Maker 1. At KlKin Ilainn 4, KlKin 2. The La Grai'.'e hall cloulcrs made it two straight un.l stepped into un disputed Icadeiship in the Intev mountnin Ijenirue by defeating Union at the stoek show grounds at Union I yesterday afternoon by the score of 8 to 1- I.a Grande bunched he: hits in the fourth and ninth, driving foui runs across the plate in each tnnintr. The name was played in fast time (iCBpito a drizzlin g sprinkle in the Inst IN BASEBALL! THIS LVLNINB u n.UMiniw UILU SUUUUILT : . MIU bULUHIDIII, D.U., re-jtwo jnnjnKS. The players on both teams donned sweaters if they hail them tiui'ir.g thcpe last two innings, The frame was n pitchirjf duel he twwn White, of Union, nrd McGee, of A Grande, until thinpR wont wronp for the Union lads in the fourth inn ig. Each pitcher had ullowDd just!01Vwliere." cvnlained" Mr. Patterson hits marked up against him. ll.ith ; heavers got ten trile-out.-;, but th-j local men found White for a total of eleven hits, eight of them in the fourth and ninth mil only three inj i tnc omer seven innings. A large gathering of La Grander!-. ,smv Union lake an eaily lead when ll''ed, of Union, went t first hitless land 'came in on poor- infieLr work- Union held her scant lead until the fou"th, when IJosc.'ibaum started the ' . n:...- i .. I.;.,- ..... .. ,1..;. ifnst of the ninth, the game was nier j j :ir.d socialile, tr.-ither team scoring. In; .the eighth .MiGcc got himself in a bud: ,,,. wilh lhc ;u ; ,mlj i lone down. I!ut he showed his stellar illli'litirs by whiffing Keed and a!- lowing !'. Hess a weak hit, which .McGcc fielded, throwing Hess out m tust. That was the only time during fie game tnal l.u (.irainie was i dang-jr. Thicson staitod the ninth innin 'olilinueu ull C.-n-'c l-llfilill . icPrese entcd. Dr. rhy is an ardent enthusiast . the subiei-.t of dallying, being of the ; beli.-f that Union county is peculiarly! i , t .k, dis- r-i mvi s in , "w. - , P al of the .i-imi"n . m-M-iri:. bun if i-.i t T.us vl- Mf ,nin, , , ...nlerf lo thr irinrr ,,, ,., h.m-.,...r. ,v. CV i , , . winner cn i ' n.oinn iroi 1 i.i jn.mly TtrtluiMW mraQ IPPESL MADERSH register cHiGAGQ ffiML Tfl DIIDOIIUC W'M.. ...n nm i.unu nn . ; Candidate for Governor Will Talk at Elm and Adams at Kiglit O'Cloek. Ike Patterson, the Kola, Ognn, dirt farmer and veteran law maker who hai held conspicuous p'uees in the gov ernment and legislative annals of Ore. gen, is in the city t idn.v, calling on j friends and feeling the public pulse as regntus nis candidacy ior ine re publican nomination for governor of Oregon. Mr. Patterson will speak at n po litical lally this evening ut the inter section of Adams and Kim Ktreets. i The La Grande band will play several selections and Mr. Patterson will j speak from an auto.. In the event! the evening is disagreeable, the audi ence will be invitei into the Star The atre, close by, and the half hour talk will be delivcied from that platform : peal to tho Russian represoututlves should the leather make this deir-nt the eonferem-e urging them to uble. jmtrcpt tho allk-d memorandum In Its hast evening the candidate spoke tohnuln points and promising Russia u good-sized audience at Baker, anunud inteiaatlonal limn for Russian jhe demonstrated his ability to make a j speech at that time. Unlike some political speakers, he suggests n rem- 'cdy for evils along taxation lines "My trip through hastern Oregon ithus far convinces me that urban and liural sections -alike are active in my behalf and there is a great tleal of in an mtemew today. 1 he lt.ues befoie the people are largely confined to improvement in state administra-j Sixteen persons attached lo the Rus tion and reduction oi tines, and 1 sian delegation to the Genoa 0"n shall point out many of them tonight,' nonilc conlerence, consisting of sec ond offer what 1 t'nin.i is n nracticnl .retaries and stenographers, crossed remedy." Mr. Pntterson and his supporters of La Grande cordially invite men and women to come out this evening. The talk will begin at 8:00 and In t a half hour. (Special to The Observer) HA K hilt. May . Kiuitiitle ailjust- IT WON'T BE THE ill j lii ' - . .SI hi J iL i - -! :..,,.. .... -- - ; '- e e IU II li lit H'1"E?S IS IS I G Career. ' ' 1 i " : . Lloyd George and Schanzer Plead for Memorandum With Loan Feature t LOAN WOULD BE FOR RECONSTRUCTION Some Members of Russian Delegation Reported to be on Their av Dome'. fpy Assoc In ted Trens) OKNOA, May 8. Lloyd George and Foreign -Mlnlbter Sehaner of Italy today addressed u HtroiiK ap- reconstruction. The allies would .claim the right to niiiko sure, .however, thut tho money loaned was actually Invested In reconstruction work. The Rus sian delegation had previously is sued a statement denouncing the efforts It alleged Kiniice and Ilel Kium in;ulo to wreck the confer ence. nKRNi:. Switzerland. VMy s- SwiUerlnnd Sunday on their way to Moscow. MAHY A XX (Altlt DKAI) 1'OUTSMOUTH, lOng., May 8. Mary Ana Carr, who was born In the cockpit, or Nelson's ship" Vic tory" near the spot where tho fa- mous Admiral fell, h:is Just died here at the nun of 85. HEN'S FAULT IF IT CAN'T 1 -AyA i 1 V OA,- (Spevtal to Tho Observer) ATLANTIC CITY, N. )., May 8. John II. PaUersoii, founder and chair man of the buard of directors ol' the National Cash Register company Dayton, Ohio, died MiiAlenly Sunday aboard a train bound for this city. John Henry Patterson, who started life as a farmhand near Unyton, Ohio and established the dngirost business of its ikind in the world on the lam? I that he had plowed as a boy, retii'sd I as president of the National Casl Ucgister compar- on July 211, 0i Upon retirement he was ehvted chair man of the board of direetors, an hon oiary position. At the time of retir- ing he was 77 years oK', having been Iborn on n farm December 1.1, 1K44 jtenioon at two o clock, rather Loes I He did faun work, canal toll col ! delivered tho funeial s-.rmon and leeting, retailing of eoal, mine oper - ating, and finally -went west" to seek fortune as a ranch and orchard owner befoie he hit upon the central idea of. his ciircer, manufacturing and sell - ing cush registeia. Mr. Patterson studied two years al Miami university at Oxford, Ohio, and ufterwai-d at Dartmouth After a venture us a ranchman in Coloiado he returned to Dayton, where he set up a factory for making cash registeis, employing t first 1;1 men After achieving success he aided to transform a Hum factory district int-i sanitary and bettor working condi tions. ( Mil Kl A IIIAMO.M1 IvVri'lIt PILOT ROCK, May -Occasionally a chicken proves to be a "dla- utoiwl l,i Mia rmii'lt " Much 11 one was purchased from Mrs. .liiuii'H i Truman by Mrs. L. 10. Roy the past week. Mrs. Truman s lost dininonil was found In tlui chicken's crop. HATCH ANYTHING tP5- wm'a Funeral of H. S. Bean I'ioneer Lumber Man Laid to U'est Sunday; Had Re tired Kroin Active Dusi ness Several Vcars. The funeral of H. S. Ilean, who passed nway i.Mny 4, at 8:15 p. m. in Wallowa, was held at the Snodgrass I .inimerman I hapel yestefday af- Ul remains were laid away In the ; I'alhollc cemeteny. A laige numbe f fiicnds and relatives attended. . s- Uean was boin in Krankfmt, ' ew iianipsnire, anil was lb years ill mouths afid 24 days of age at. the time !of his death. He spent his eaily life ; in Frankfort and moved west u num ber of years ago. -lie was a resident of .La Grande before his removal to Wallowa, where he has lived for six months. Mr. Dunn had ictirctl fiom active business but was interested in the Grande Rondo Lumber Co. He' is survived by his wi'e und l one daughter, Mrs. J. J. Murphy, ul Wallowa. State Rangers are Ordered To Texas Town By Governor It-v(ll of Negroes is Imminent Ac curding to Sheriff's Ucpur( as Itcsull of Muli Violence (ny ArRtclate1 rrcsin A UST1N. i ' i .aj May gover nor Neff ordet ed state rangers im mediately to Kaiifii'Id. tin; i-Hunl' '.seat of Kieestone county, to pn.vrn: an upriHiiifj; of negroes which Shcrif Mi;yo dec In rod imminent to avcur' the death of three ncgroij bunnv at Kiiwin Saturday. rivi; i.x.Miis . IIKNI), Ore, May 8. Five lambs from one; ewe. miuMhlng which Bhi-cp men May 1h practieully iiiilcnown, wiiH reported from th: t'n rial) a n bioi hern' ranch "t I 'own 1 1 Mutt!. Tho -phenomenon Is creatine eoiiKldtirablo InloreHt amoiii; Hheep men. f kk i ah ui,i iu:i;o WAI.LA WALLA, Vh.. May S. Ittiyunnl Lain iKon, at-d 0, fell In to a barrel of tar at IHxte and wiim waved only by I he rti nni:t action of IHh 7-yoir-old brotlmr. Uh brother hauled lit ti 1 out and called fur help. Imbler Juveniles Meet Their Waterloo Here Thf Imbb t Juveniles w nt down to dnfrut at tha handH of a team picked from the (Irr-nwood. Klveria. Onliul mid Hoy Xrouts teaHis Hat urdrty rtrraooM lo tho tUHo f lo to 4. La ('.mule look nn early l-id ind neve.r In daimer. Itolb te.ini'i uywl plenty of pltehi-rt. th-e' jm-r U-kini the inniinU fr .nil i.ilt'1. I Tin- t.me -iii played in th fair i grot! Dill- iud V Vlll N.llll.l. !TnU ! kLk. fiir. Ik IV the 1 ill - MilifUii k.iTi l, thii fir nd they; 'ti.ip Uk awm b. i H L" ! -..mlr i V tumt .H it lie' fit' i Monti li- Mitt t4i M l ithC ! ritc-ic,,g,i MUTINIES IN CHICAGO AND COLUMBIA, S. ' C. - JAILS THIS MORNING Restriction of Visitors To Once a Week Caused Four if ours Melee. (Hy Aisoclated Press) ' ' CIIICAdO, May 8. Lead ers in the riot in the- Coolc county jail were taken from their cells today and whip ped with clubs and black jacks before the disturbance', wliich lasted four 1 win's, waa ; stopped. ' . Prisoners burned blanket!)' I.and pounded on cell door:) with iron liars protesting be cause of an order allowing visiters once n week instead of twice a week. (Fly Associated I'reis) COLL'MIilA.K. ('., Hay 8. The mutiny of l.'iO stato ieniten1 iary inmates .was; suppressed after 11 muti neers were -wounded by peni tentiary guards and cili po lice. moiii; 'i iiot iii.i-; iiiti-:wix; l'ANAMA. May 8. Heiir-Ailnilral Cole left hero for Gtiiitemala on ' tho United States crulsor llii-mlnK-hani. Reports of trouble In tha Guatemala republic are In circula tion hero. 4 1 :y A.sii'inii'il J'reH) ST. LOUIS, May Ji.-Kefc.ri infr ti United States Senator James A. Keed ah a "marplot," farmer President Wil-' son in a letter to Governor Stephen iiwltcd the defeat of iMissouri's rjenatoc tu "redeem the leputation" of tha Lemocrntie party. (Ity AnHuclalt'd I'rosa) NKW OULKANS, May H. AprnoK imntely 70,0') are homeless in 'Mia dK-ippi and Louisiana ft the result nf ilu Miss isaippi river flood. Tho Wed Cross and other ovpinitaltioiiS aro earinjj for '40,000. WASIIINtiTON, May 8. Tho C'oniptollei of the ctrnenoy issued a call for the condition of national luinkn at the close of business May 5. with La Crande slab artists, cadi uIU'UIiik three Inninfs while Town. Welch and l.edhetter, of Imbler, Hitched two, four and three Innings iu..pot:thol;'. Lm better showed n.p, well nmonc tho twlrlnrs. A return tine will, ho piaye4 at Mlllbler t Wri wediS frOHt tHlHJ-d.l with the same Imiui. Touii;hl Tucjd... 'i i O 0 o
