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7 -t- i ft : c si' v rV 1 I '-I-' W fir IV .V 3. f v:6utmrxxv""' : Section one ' t,a (,i)K;om-:(a).KATrm.v, .in,v t), vyi-i UN PUIS BIG PftRT H ELECTION lIH-iill ol' SiicriJ'r !' Jackson S U'oimlv lii'iiiLr Dcci- tied Today. MTTERNESS RAMPANT M ON K. K. K. ISSUE 'One side Claims Present Klii-iilT Leader of L'n lircakaMe Political Piny;; .MdiiWd Swam pod vitii Dodgers.' MKDl'OIil). Julv 2!i. Moth sides the fight over the recall of Sheriff Teirill arc netive jrottinE "lit voters today. I). M. I.iiwo, candlMate oppos inn Terrill yesterday istied an af fidnvit declnrinir ho "is" not a mem box nf the Ku Klux Klan. Former members of the klan issued affidavits declann" L3we "was" a member. MUnPOIID. Or,. July 20. An election camp;ilKn untMiuuled for foll tnrnexs, which has unlit Jackson county into two camps and mein bora of each faction prol'ossiiiK I" be certain of "victory, came to a close Inst night and l8 being roiiKlit out at the polls today. , C. K. Terlll. slicril'f, is the man who must race the recall, with 1). Lowe. reputed klansiuan, arrayed against him. Everything even the special Krand jury probe into the Ku Klux Klan activities in this county has been pushed aside with the recall the nolo subject of discussion, jloys llcaerlclarli'S. Hoys are the real beneficiarie's of the election. l''or several days past they have been encaged la passim; out dodgers hearing copies ol' af fidavits made In behalf of one eau lilTiito or the other. No sooner ' . a slilo In the light isJuo. an (tl- l avit dlsuuttng. . or ...atUMiintli disprove thu ronlentil ol the , fll'-r. Small knots of men gather on the street comers to discuss the elec tion; women at bridge parties have forgotten their bids to rildinss the issues of the day, and persons en gage! in various enterprises and professions have dropped work to discuss the election. "Spiked Cannon" Thursday a local tiewspapiV is sued a special edition in support of Sheriff Terrill. That night the newspaper otriro- was broken into and all spaces in the mrigazilin nf the linotype machine were stolen in an apparent etrore to cripple the plant and prevent tho publication of a paper. Altl was' obtained from another nowHpii'xir Joutsido Jahksun eouiily and Friday afternoon the paper, wus out asain stronger than ever in Biipport nf ill" favorite candidate. There are few who deny that the recall election is oilier than an ont-and-oct Ku Klux Klan issue. .M"-i-bers nf the organization, In its offi cial Jackson county piiMlriiliuii, maintain that tho klan Is the mils; oriranization fin existence that eal - m ean an inn oi K.Mii'.tiiiuii Dollticiaus who have run" Jjrk-f'. son county for their own enrich inent for years.. Opponents of the recall maintain that the ousting of Sheriff Terrill s sought so that the kl.iil will have . wiplete control of tho principal '. v-enforeemetit agency in Uic cotin i 'ind thai the officials of that or- zation cau have adr.nufc In- iiitton of any prosecutions that jnav come in their direction. An illustration of how the liirlit lias been going on (ft given In two mfldavits one oy i am.-.'late l.owe an i the other ljr ri. niVrs- of the conih-.irtnp opiiosed to 'he recall! Lowe hat r eused many times of belni; a iii-lnher of the kH and miner ;w0i to protect lumbers of llm i.r -liz-iHon except cases of trra-ii murder, and -Saiii r.oivo it- Vising. Sliof'1 allev i ... . litment ap ' pewreill une -.mt nrflilnvjt in T hich Nt. t'eler. -.-te . K-nu inber of t klaVi. stales that, 'all khinsuien h 'e ooi f. iuKti-uct"d 't.'it thiy are k an.'t inly wboi che i.u'i'e is In stssion. 41 at oler tilir mem iton. at at oMt'r iiutvi mtu n of ...t- orBaniy.Liiii are 'jiiovii be ritizffiH ot i e invisible 'n e and that i attriuliMt: iO''i-. bers to be nlre. Ings of the klau,0 often eoov l.o.we ' in attenuaiu'Ci; ft. ft".!' ,wii A. 'for iU" v v. . ft 'irfcu"'; i'v iVutt .-' the enviawiit 'ug n su-'ns'of :i,yu !s IMI i.;cilml buJ tij alwaj s' budgetfi Ilectl taxes ' to cover (:pemntie lo the lav ..,.r."i.,w.r." -v viru.-a.;., ore, me uappy lime W 7 ! I Ml It MX sum "I i n DURipGUSTl J )ates J lave lieeii Fixed i'orj Aiigust 10 to 29; meeting this Evening to Make Plans. Preparations are hing completed . for the two weeks summer camp which the boy scouls of 1-a Grande will hold near the Milium I. umbec cfinitmiiv's ihim on the Hie- Minam. The dates have been set for August 111 to August 29. and the majority ol the scouts aie planning on making the trip. A. h. I'ryke, scout eonun"- ,lll I... In i hnrirn nf III.. irHl The advance liody, which will he composed of about six scouts ftnd Ilarvey Carter, scout master of Troop Nn. 1 will leave I.n Ornnde Aug- to put the camp ill shape for the mam body. All of the Provisions WH be taken up then on pack hirc'.s am when the main bodv comes, they will go to the old mill nliove &v "V '' then hikitiK the remainder o the dis tance. . , All three troops will bc m charge of their scoutmasters or assistnn. scoutmasters and the ll wu,cks be spent in field onts ami other contests for which apPl"-'te'ws. have been arranged. 'ru. u...... iirnica to near inai,i,,i.u am intLi-nstei finnm-m v in Roy Jewell, who endeared himself to.! the scouts last i "Y Ins culinary achievements, '" 'IK'"". be t'l,"'J ook. The entire trip win oniy coaii ?12 per boy" "'"'''"" toed them, thev are loosing rorwaro to one of the best times that can be "a mcelinff of all the scouts in I.n Grande bc hcl!' nl ,tho.Y' f- C" A building this evening for the purpose of furtlicr discussing the. trip and also the awr"n HOn'c "rst t''ass U'M' tendcrfnet. badges. Championship Game ' ... A 'lomorrow Aiternoon , ', j,u Oranrio September 1st and 2nd. La tirande and Baker Will Meet lere:wj be- ono woaring tho colors or to I'lav Off Tie; AH Local Men the local templo. Tho musicians for "in Good Condition. this organization will be chosen " :from over Kaatern Oregon at large, -i'hogtime-'tiMit wiJl..iiofiuiUIyUe-thofwiilH'yom: -ro--1i tnomherr'-or'-Mi" He the championship of tho Inter- jM (Jrandn Dokio temple.. Chris ..,., i.n, i Ij.Hcue will be played toiiinv. of this city is chairman of noirow afternoon at the fair grounds when I.u Grande and Baker, tied for: iist nlace tne league, win ineui in the diamond 1 at 2:.'H o clock, the then having a clear call ! to winner tile 1H22 pennant. isnKor win suin ni templo bunds tiro among mow, "ither Grier or Fosbltry, probably the wli(.i, i,UVB already ijlgneu up to latter, on the mound with Grant be- enlvt tle COntost. .liml the hut anil La Grande s bal l indicating how widespread the In erio will. I'1' Mclnnis and Johnson. t01.(,Kl ,s , l)s (.l)nVeiition , Is u Throughout the season, La Grande ivavr lrim Canada received at gon has playcJ clean baseball- (erlll hcudiilltirtRl-H this morning stul- The present averages of the nieni--nli thnt a pn.lv ut c,uft,iainH. Tor beis of the Pirates are as follows:, lHiilU()11 (K collllllK (,., lho csn. Workman .Mo, Kosenunum .11.1, " .".brook district in tho Kootcuiiys Innis 42V. Theisen .4z:i. aicuee .vi, KniL-hl .:i!'l. Gnrrity .IMJU. Crcwa.flStl, lohn:n .Ml' .Weserve ;iz, incsey t Nnttn, iprice-and hickci -top-n. i,.,im batting average now stands .1 ";r:;. liW hits out of 477 times at, hai. Itosenbaum leads the stolen ise record with lo, while Theison,, Knight and Crews arc neu wr sew- "stnnil ny i resioenv rucini. i n m. jllil with eight ench. I Portland club whom Commissioner Another eood nractice was held last; l an,fs ia(l orilereil out of organize I i.ielit nnd the local team is in the . !w-t condition tnat mey nave i-f Ihis year, outside of the possibility ,hat Workman will not bc able to V-daV TOBEEHEGTED WALLOWA', July 2!l. Work was started tills week- on a new dry lumber vhed at tho Nlbley-.MIln-natigh sawmill. The shed, which is to be 4 8 by ISO feet In size, is planned as the first section of a shed 132 by 15 reel, witn n ihikoi i ot from 2'J to 4U reel. ine uuini lng is to be parellel with the spur of track from the east end of the present dry ahwl, and will extend nearly to the track ot the O.-W. K. & X. company. Four men will be at work constructing the building for about two months with J. K. Sannar as foreman. ... The local lumber company be lieves that bv storing the dry lum ber on end its value is Increased enough to make the Investment In he building profitable. The bins will also be convenient to tho tracks in facilitate, loading. WALLOWA, July 29. Taylor. Maililine received a severe injury In the eye Tlvirsil.i' morning at about p o'eluck, while working in the local sawmill. Some object, presumably a knot, flew from the planer and injured the eye, hall. He was taken lo the hospital wheic ho was given medical alteution. He oi mrnluihly retfln ' b!3 sign! DHYIHG SHED IS ! i ' ' I CLQ T H F 0 fi JUSTIGEASKEO ULU I II Ull .rnn,llhjlimr-n SUITING 10 Ileiiif-oii Tariff t'nigiani prr.i.scs Senate, by ar- row Margin. THREE DEMOCRATS SUPPORTED TARIFF , IvS Democratic Senator A Investigation ol' Allega- tions that smut; Senators are Sell'islilv Jnterested Tariff. WASHINGTON. Julv 2'.!. Ity vote of 2l to 24 the senate approved: today the committee amendment inl-, posing duliese on woolen cloth for men's suitings. Seven republican ; j voted against the amendment nnd threo democrats sun-orted it. , (By Associated Press) iWASIIINliTON, July an. Jnvesti- o-ntlrn of ehnro-es that certain sen. ratcs of duties proposed in particular: schedules of the pending tariff bill i' proposed in a resolution introduced todny by Senator Caraway, democrat,! of Arkansas. PAY A DUIY MANY BANDS TO ;x, nmTininBT r.po"ki,i,t ui the j',n Kathcnng of PARTICIPATE Ao.nni- the hands which will par ,,,.,,, , .... i,okle ..opveutiou in ol' - ln0 oen uand committee, lit fact charge of tho band contests wiiii - h will tie neiu nero on r.aiur ,iKy (1rtcrnoon. Lewlslnn, Idaho. i,,ivtou, Waltshurg and tho Pon STANDS IVV KLKI'PIii:. SAN '.;;iANCISCO, July 2H J- Cal Kwing owner of the Oakland Pacific Const Kasclia'l cu, f the l,.eiic announcwl today that he would mBCbn!l. He declared Landis had overstepped his authority. ---PUZZLE: ., ,fcV ''kt$M?.?!f. jiJr&g'rt z.ojL,0f .i i run luiiuLU S National Jleail'ol' American I Legion tells Jifgionaires I heir Duty to Vountled liintdies. j (ny As.snci.'ilcil can) I IIK lAI,l,i:s. July I'll. Seasil' ; was chosen for thu:int convention i of tint American Legion. Officers j will bu elected this a'ternoou.. The stale bonus commission was eriti Icized as being oyer.consei aalivo In tho report of the alii connnltti'o. Lyman Kice of I'endleton and Ar- tlulr Spencer of Portland wern com- 'unction mini the bonus comniission. WAR VETERAN jj!The convenllou late yesterday adopt ed a resolution asking the legis ' latum lo authorize an ineriMtse from :i,O0U to ?4,UU Uiu bonus loans. ,nlIL. i.Aitr-c f . . , r,'h l'ALl-I'.S, Ore., July 211. Pldmg for continuance of the fight tD gain justice and proper care for "i"1""'1','1 ex-service men, 1 ailford MucNuler, national commander of the American Legion was greeted v.'ith lusty cheers at the state coliven- tiun of the legion here Friday, Blue (ioodeil. stale leader, oresented nun. . . "Ho don't need any introduction here he is." was all t'loodcll said, MacNider wasted no time, wasted rl0 Word: "Vu em't slop an outfit with spir it like t::;;t ol the American Legion," iihouted the man whom Hindenhur?: louldn't h:lt. "We are all for one, viie lor all. unsl nil for the best of o.u counliy.'' The man from Mason City, la.. fine inegon leg-ton and its auxiliary, I said: Duty to Injured. "Our fiist duty is to see that these butldies of ems who eamo back blind maimed, biokcn in health and bodv, who 'oust live 'through the war for evxr in the hospitals and homes, get a siiuaie deal H'otn the country tliev rnn..i.i r,,r v...... ;...it.,wi....i.. nn,i many organization's have succeeded : .....i.. i t : II UlUUMIltt IIILVICSL IIIOSL V IOL'111 III i the nowor of .iU" irrcut nipmherKhin lhu - ! not stuck and', fought for thw;duy dl,t,,s r P"st- ihrouKh it.-r n:itional rehabilitating' committee wv would still huvo the shuio discraceful comlilions wu hajj two years iitfo. ' I11 "We havu n crreat tuul comnrehen- sivo comniitlec oifunizetl In accord ance with the oi'Kimi.atioii of the vct eians' Imremi, which, you of the legion ctented, and this committee a layinjf the foundation for all our fu ture endeavors that theie shall be a stiuaie deal for the disabled man. We want him put in high powered how pilars we want him cured, rehnbili wiLeil, given a lair chance not relo',r,1i.. ,Bii,,nilJi.nr,.,. ii, ....,i (...-. -ate.1 to some soldiers home where he Jirr(v,l(J 011u tni(n t0(Iliy tom CliV will he useless to himself and the .fuja country. And we intend to see lhati . ' this is done. "We know htm and we understand his piohlemn. Wc put on the uniform when the war In nan, not when it was over ' ComprnsalioTi I'.xpected In talkinif of adjusted comnensa- tion for tr furmcr rserviee man,',,flHJts and share their pro-rata witli MacN'ider said that "it is now liefonj the jury who will jrive us a favorabiu FIND THE CASUALTIES I MKMHF.ll OP F lexer Res igns as Chief; Claims two Commissioners Not In Harmony with Him veidict. We have their word for it the judge, if he is a righteous one, anii we ocneve tie is, will sustain, w will put it over nothing can slop it.' Poincare lias Left Paris; Rumors of Plot Responsible French premier Has (lone to Country noine liul HI Speak ill Ar gonno llcdicalii.n on Sunday. I'AUIS, July a To avert an at-- lempl on Premier Poincarc's life inc result of the reported German monarchist nlot, Pomcure i-uictlv slipped out of the city by automobile for his country home early today uf- icr eianoraie irecautl(tu.s were laken at, tne railway station to guard the train on which ho had planned lo go. The premier is understood lo be nlanning lo cany, out bis original in icniion ot participating in the un veiling of Hie war memorial in the Argonne tomorrow near his country home at Sam- ny. German Marks Take Another Drop; Two Cents Lower Today NKW YORK, July '!). German marks fcj today to ten lowest quota tion ever recorded here, lfit cents n hundred, a (Iron of '2 cents over night. The pre-war price of the mark win VKI.8 cents each. Delay in the settle ment of the reparations question an l tho troubled state of the German do mestic, situation are believed to lie the cause-of .the drop. TO BE TUESDAY Next 'Tuesday evening the La band will give another of Grauilo auinincr coneerU '.CfUlt Olll'd about I U! The public Is cautioned about the clutigc in dittes, ...1 uw,lul "tl3 l" vuuiiu- 11,0 prosnim will v rmiucrixi nl ''nrtit-r of Ktrwt iiiul WasliiiiKton. IMroclor And run honey promises Btullui concert for tho occasion. - BULLETINS (Ity A mould ted 1'rcssJ MKOroitn, July 2!. Arthur "Hint, colored .reported missing yes- .lorduv as a. Kit Mux Khu inve.Hll- (Ry APHocliurfl I'Mflai SALKM, July 2!i. -Tim supreme court today held that tlm savings doposltcn-fl of tho defunct Statu Hank of fort land, ho' paid In full. They w" receive nil- Having di?parlnunt tho commercial department deposl- toiH. 1 1" l,. ) BAND CONCERT AKSOCIATKl) I' It ESS iWhat in labeled by some of the city halt crowd as unfortunate occurred last evening when Chief of Police Roy Mexer turned in his rcaitfiiation, ..n head of the department and W-lt for the hills on Inn vacation which appar ently will last until the date which lie asks that the resignation become, effective. August hill is tho daUi set -for the titim hunt on accepting- uiu lesijimuon oy ;ir. nexcr. In his letter to the city maiuer, () A. Krat., the chief says, "Mv rer- sons lor resinning ' that the ef ficiency of the department has been unpaired by the uttitudo taken by tin president and one other member of (he city commission toward the work of the oolico department iit handling me mi iku tjiiuaticu in mis cuiy. He further savs to tho city mana Kvi "I thank you for the exeelleut io-opejalion and support that you have iriven the police department in the dischaiyg ol Us duly." CuinmlsKiontTM ExprehK lieu re I. A reporter for the Kvcnuiff Ob server ifuvv. members of the city com lnlslon the lirt information they; had heard rcardine; Klexer's resiyna-, Hon. ' . ., President Crandy said regarding the n,iatler: "! neret that the chief i has laken this view of thmir.s for h is a Kood officer and wo will be sorry lo lose him from the norvice. Whu criticism I have had to tfivo relative to tho polic, 'force has been on one member of the force, but have al ways had a hiu;h regard for Mr- ( lexer. 'omirif as a complete surnriso o ('ommissioiier liavid I. Stoddard, :s it did to other members of the eom-i niihrtion, he sai'l: "Well, this is ouiti! sudden and I am not onlv surnrised; hut vt'iy regretful that Mr. i-'lexer is lo mnt the department. I commend .Mr. Flexor's work un( also the work of the department. To my mind Flex or filled the bill as u chief and is u ood offii'iM'.'! Commissioner Sherwood Williams remarked when told of the late ac tion of tlio chief: "Mr, Flexor is a Ktiod officer and his .work has not been miestioned, I can Hee no reason why he should resign." Kraia Writes IUvrot ( Chief. Mr. Krut-.( city munager, addressed a letter U Mr. Fioxer in reniv to the letter of resignation in which he said others shnuUt cause you to resign ntjnntl Joe Brown, colored, charged with a time when I most Meed your level ; hircenv in n'tttoie, ami tho State of head and efficient management: of o,f.gon versus W. -A. Harlman, the nolico department, it w my opin- i-Tiarged withassault with a dant i on that I,a (.randc is losing tho be-uuus Wealon, were set for .Monday cmei ol police they over had, youi't record ranks way above tho average in (he state of Oregon, you h'e made the friendship aid hold tho con fidence of the business men and bet ter citizens of the city. If I am over. fortunate enough to hold the cilv mnhiigor position in any other city, I shall consider myself lucky if I can obtain you as my chief of police. Successor -'to I'texer Not Named. I his afternoon there had been not one named to take the place of Air. I' lexer nnd so far as. .outward anneiir- arlces go the commission and mau- .... I. ..i.. . Milt niit.niw. liuf.wl on C.t. that they will Jikelv get together on.!wl4r vmninn oi uus uiin-i, io Tho strike situatiou has complica'.- od maOPi-s 1n a degree, and it is MUed that the plticc of chief of pnlico is veiv haul to I'll the nresont time be.-alise of the nhsoluto neutral itOititfio vbieH is due both .-idts cam-jdute ing tho. police department's attitude ;it times. TO BE HEAVY WAIJ-OWA. July 2!(. Contrary lo the Dpiuioii.of some, theie will I bo mm b belter yield of i afn tlmn i was expected for a while. The tall!" 1.. Hi .1, ,,i,t uh.il'l i.t' lli. litriir.:' -..ut iti iii.H (h-v w'piiilier luiK filled weii in most rases. Tho spring wheat wlieru It Is not Irrigated The hav e.roo i about' equal to''' CI YIELD TO fleu '..'.. ll.. .t,.,.!, i.iul thoil'KtOII, I), necond crop coining on rapidly. Veyeinblos and gaulOns are dolutf very won inrougnoui me eimre communiLy. . In. general the crop returns may bo estitnaU-d as great er than last year. In the outlying districts ihe r,itu atlua varhrs. The fruit crop is very good at l'roiniie and grain is fair. Crops are good at l'owwiitka, all bough oats are poor. Leap tins miliered rrom the lacK i f ruin anu Is spotted In places. Tito reports troai Olainoiid i'mirle. Lower ai ley. and Aliildle Valley indieato good prodio-Uun. la cumpai Ison willi the other sections of tho v noil hwest S'alHAd county is evidently above the average. Crotn are rnj:urtod good near 1'endbilun, but Wushing ton has huO-'ied greilb'. Shop Crafts Given Until September 1 ov "J""" ,v" rollTI.ANI.. .Inly J'.i.-Tlii! rl.M-Htt-il iI)i.i crjilts in I'orlliiiid anil hnsl I'lrmiD I'lUCrt lllliTU'd. uy Ihi Ifinpoi-uiy iMiuiK-liiin ncmiist pu:ki-t "is "ir Mniia. iiut.i 'i'ui-:.i!ny. . hii. Ii..-:n iiIIiuvH by Ki-1 ral Jui.cr.- llt-ati until bupiuniliijr 1 t' shtw cuj why tin; injunc'ioii " T't-i' u t inrn.',!it ... M'.MKKIf 254 suimsEii fi;', lloavy Itviiiioivcnu'iiis have Arrived Says Cautuu ' .Dispatch. PINCERS DRIVE IS : . . UNDER WAY TODAY IVrdiHion of JicpoKtul IVos-itk-iit that lie would Ayaiu (lain Tower; in South (,'ln-' iia I Jeiu Carried mti. CANTON. China, Jul'.-LUuy reinforcemouts for tho hrniy. of Sun Vat Ken, deposed piosidiVH vf SoiA) China, coming from 1 jf.'iK-' iiotb, lhunched an attack on Chen rheunotf Ming's (inert in Shiuchow, V10 pule north of hero, today, '.. , , - Another wing of Sun's nrmv is-a!.- tomiHing to tjike Chun's troops in tin vear 0 milgs .farther, south. Hie source of f-un tVat Sen's recent confi dent assertions that he would soon hi restored to nower was revealed whvn his leaders began this pincers drive. Eleven True Bills -, - Brought in by Jury The grand jury brought -in eleven (run bills i and no not true . bills Thursday gvening ut about six o'clock and ,were excused subject to further call. The session was begun on lues duy 'morning. Of tho true hills brought in ono was disposed of without trial. Basil O. Cray, charged with Jarcony of em tio, waived time to plead and pleannn guilty.' He will he sentenced bv Judge (Knowles Mondav ' .Jjily ill, -it 10 oclork in the - morning, dray stolo twelve head of cattle, in Union, county .taking them to UnmtiUi cohnly where he disposed of the beef. At rjiHrilmelttu (nr tho cuunu nf Lit . Jnly HI, at 10 o'clock in the morning.- The defendants mav put in tlu-in plea-of guilty or not guilty at this-? time nnd will then bo tried or sen it need, us the case may bo, at a later.1 date. Veterans have Only .. phort Time to File ; Their Certificates ; SKATTLM. July' WU liT only a few days left for disabled World ' " ,;'!lull, i,in' 1 J" IHlii nr-'',,,HH,l,h' .norlhwont distrte mtmuger r the 1'nlt.Mt States veloraua' mi- reau, ures inoso wno may, Hoeic government connptiiiHat ,on tit later to. makn unpllcatlon Tor thewo rortlflcates beforo August 0. cxpir- atlon diitc of their Issuaucn. "The law governing Hctlvltioa of tin Veloraas' Bureau ylales- that . clainiH cannot bo. filed- by disabled, veterans a't'lor five years fr;m Hor vlco rliwh.ire iiuUhh Mio claimant Iiiir a cerilfleate f injury- and these certificates will not- bo Is sued after August 0,' 'said Mr, Jen soph. "This simply meana that a voieran discharged rrom Ht-rvlco for iiiilance on September 1, J ft 1 7, cotihl nut I lie a claim Tor govern ment compensation September 13 "f this year uiiIcsh ho bad lho uuocti saiv certlficalH. W aro iimltiiirj . that every veteran In WashliiHion, (ri,KMi and Idaho know of t ti I'm im- im,;'u,)t1 ' B.iy oi Heeuring inis ierin lea io . n'k nppllcation for It by let- S. Veterans' Bureau, Waiih C. ' '" ", , UOy irlaying Wltil Matches Start3 a Fire; Barn Razed A burn, belonging to H. T. inberU, ; at d'i'KI X avenue, was burned yes terday afternoon about V.'M oViofti The blavj? gol a big start iiefore.the l;ilurm was turned in. Appurcntty thu n,iaifl. WilA ilccaieiitally started by a our or iv eais of Hit? j buy about who was playing with mnUhes near the barn. 'Ihe barn was razed, tho Io'jm uriHiunting to approximately $U0O. ' Xo sUn'k WH-t. In the bari at thu time. A few -chicken werp burned, one end oi the bum. being utilized as u ch'cken house. . , ; v v & & Itllt; K)( 1MCKSS I'lj.n.s iii is oui;iivt;u f:- v Owi., t a l.r.ak.lowu .if'thr -.- (iii.i vrr . prws J riday nlrc ! tigon l.cftre the ilny's Mpi h:ul nil bct-n printpil a huiiibi-i- of nuhscnU-i'H gi'l nut riTt-ivc their - -:-.miicrs. A.t it tytt not pomiibl i t put u- nrt's into romlitiun ; f,,,- printiinf ntil lt-c this fu-r- ' noun tIiiv's imu" hus also hvea i'i.Ihvm! .k ! ( . i I' !i il 1 y A' .'4 A ' y i ' '- -j' mS - . ..... i ' ' . - iii ,un 1
