La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 05, 1924, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY. The Weather Portland. AP) Oregon Partly cloudy tonight and Friday. Warmer in tho cant. - t E D I T I ON VOLUME XXIL LA GRANDE. OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1924. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRE88 NUMBER 205 Hunt's Waington Letter By JIAltRY 11. HI' NT) WAHIUNUTON- (NBA. Special) A new line of argument haa ut'cn produced to show why Fred erick Hozhr (hirdner, of St. Louis, former governor of Missouri, ehoofcj receive .tho democratic nomination Tor president. Gardner bun been one of (he fieeond string of diirk horse possi bilitiesprobably one of tho long est wliola In tho wholo irange of entries. Jf the odds cbungo ap preciably in Hie vncar future, tt may be due to recognition of tho fact thai " , As owner or the Ut, I.ou Coffin Co.. one of the blgKest manufac turers of cuHkets and Crouds in ho middle weal, (lordlier will be in position to embulnt republican hopes and lay them with efficiency and dispute!.! -. ... A iiulioruil Mormon church is to he erected In Washington, due to the efforts of Senator KccU Kiuout of 1'tali, one of the leaden of tho cult established and niado fumouH by lirlgham Young. A alto, has been purchased on exclusive Sixteenth street, near tho center of tho embassy and fash ionable church section, on nssur rances timt polygamy has not been practiced In I he church for more: than 40 years. In tho ubscuco of u enure ii nere, aervicca lur .uor moii believers httve been held for years at tho home of Senator Hmoot. i The Mormon church "will be di rectly opposite the new All Souls l'nltnrltin church where Chief Jus lice, formerly president. Tuft will (Continued on pgo k I'lUCAdO. (AI')T-The nlnte.ii to hsli tor h trial of hoi Hi tin Leopold and Jitenaru i.oeu io si art .iuiy lfrth.'tho. eHrllest date connunant with Illinois procedure. Clnrenetj lmrrow, chief cohns'i of tho d'Tens", is reported lu have been given ii iiillMtiii dollars an an initial di-fi-nse fund lu retuin the former legal experts. The state plana to have all wit nesses vatilieii, n fid it will prose cute for perjury any who change, testimony. J5ark to Nature Two Cannot Live on Weeds NKW VdllK. (AI'lMIss Helen Cole and Charles Carter are back atnid the comforts of elvlllwHlon after having spent three days and nights In the Wnwnvanda inoun I it I mm of New Jersey, hi an unsue c ssfnl attempt lo prove that mod ern people can live the primitive 110. - ' The buns! or MIhm Cob' Satur day night Hint she could catch rub- blln, led to II dvcnture. When the eiiitple were found t hey were cooking a mess of mountnui weeds In a tomato can for their evening ineiil. M'.sm t'ule udinllted Hint she had, been uuuble to catch n single rabbit. The yellow evening gown which Mtes Cole wore when ulic left the pirly. was torn to shreds. "It was just my foolishness," said Miss Cole. i;piscor,i, imsiioi im:ai SAN FKANVIHCO. (AP Ulsh on William Kord Nichols, Kplscopal liucese of California, died today at the end of the lingering IHnerH. MILLION WILL DEFEND BOYS Club Women To Discuss Education Platform Li.iH AN(;LLKS. (I'J tile Associa tA I'fKo A platform on behalf of American school children will rxiiiiuhmliicd to I he General Feder al fun of Women's clubs ul the ss nion of Hs biennial convention here iioie. G. Kduiilioii Pay. by Mrs. John l. ShiTinan of Kstea Park.j Colo., chairman of inc cuucuuonui.niii committee and a candidate for prcsbjent or the federation Theae are I he pallellt polllls of Jhe polhy which the federation ulll be ashed to adopt; That Kngllsh be made the basic language of Instruction In all schools or America. Iiuth public and prlvute. That physical education P' ii,td in all schools. Timi children between 7 and 14 l.e compelled to attend school. That every public nchool be oper - m.d ut bast 34 weeks of everylpeople are. In most ca-ses. eonscrv achnul year. jHltvc Itlltcrutes. We have not ap- Ttial Ihe federation urg- tl' pas-1 predated our vast wealth of na Hite of the Sterling-Head eduea-;tural resources, nor have we even til,n bill. Mrs. Sherman unnounccd that the federation's department of cduca- linn hud adopted the. slogan, "No Illiteracy In 13"." Other innovation which Alri. TOCK SHOW OPENS TODAY FMWELIEFeESP o ndent man suicides ABANDONED AT PRESENT No Chance for Satisfac tory Measure, Belief of Leaders CUTTING PROGRAM FOR ADJOURNMENT Reclamation and Naval Modernization Hold the Right of Way; Oratory Heard. " ;' WASHINGTON (fly the Asaoela- JttMj PrcHfO A. Jlslattvo 'program stripped to barest essentials for the final days of tho prcsrnt nession wait agreed upon late Wednesday by leaders of both parties In con gress. Knvorod measures of Influ ential member were ruthlessly sacrificed In the pruning na devel opments pointed lo much of th time remaining until adjournment at 7 p. in. Saturday, helnc devoted to speeches Tor the record. Itcclumation and naval modern ization held the ric?il of way with the farm relief given a prominent plaen until house leaders Wednes day night announced thai they had abandoned hope of enacting such legislation at this time. The only routine business In. sicht Ih tho hundred fifty million dollur deficiency bill and some pri vate pension legislation which are lo be acted upon by the senate. Is mi Itellef Held Oxer. WASHINGTON. (AD After a consultation with lreldent t'ool-' Idge. Itepresentutlve I,oncworth, 'illM Kepublleun leader, conceded Wdtietdayiighl here was no pos sibility of enact inir a satisfactory substliuto for the MeNary-llaugen farm relief bill at this session of congreHs. Muring the day Mi, l.onguurth and Ilepresenlulive Tincher of (Continued on pac 6) W ALDO STODDARD A(;A!N HONORED; HEADS CAUCUS roftVAM.IK, Ore. (Al') Waldo Slinldnrd. of la t;rninb wn eln't cil tr'tdcni of thiv rn-trtc Htu tlents rrvMdrtii Axoclnllon nt n coincttlloii lien. n It KUO N AC.ItTCCIri'l! Al, Cf UJ.I-iOK, CorvalMs. Oro. (Spe cial) Waldo Htoddard of 1.H Orandn president of the AhsocI atej Mtudenis of O. A. '., has been elected president of the Pacific Hliidenl President.' association. A convention of the president h hus been held In CorvalliH anil Kugctic, over the last wei end. . These conventions are held an nually so I hat I he newly elected presidents tuny lurn of tho prob lems similar to their own In other institutions. Next year's conven tion will be held at Inland Htau-' ford university in the spring. 1 eh-gai es from eight college; and universities attended the con vention. - Ktoddard Is a, Junior In commerce and a member of Phi OePa Theta. - Hliermau will urge Include the es tablishment or a. free public lend ing library In every county In every slate w here there Is not hucIi a tlbruy, "lo the end that SM.OU'l.'MH) peopb- of the I 'n Med Hfates nov,- have no library facilities w hut- may be HUpplled villi books." also will auggest that t here should be t ruining lu home eco nomies In every sehoo! for glrlr; between 1 4 and 1 S years of age "who soon will determine the stan dards of home life n the land." Mrs. Hherniun will point out that Mm policy of the department of education lnu 1cen "that nal ural resources bo put to the best pos sible use 9 ithoul waste or abuse." Mrs. Sherman said she would tnim! this challenge to the fed jallon: "As nation the American .gained an Intelligent understanding , of them. What we have done Is to uornilt them to be exploited and ; handled with an utter disregard for 'their vital worth to the American (people." , Drys Making Ready For Convention Fourteen States Repre sented at Prohibition Committee Meeting in Ohio. - 1.r.Vl:l,M (II, tile. Associ ated I'rvss) c. H. 'nrey, of Ore-j gun. Ih lo Im among tlio making addresses after, seconding tin nomination of I'rcihlciil (.Volldge nl tlio Kcpublleuu national coiimii !. COl.UAIttt'H, O. y the ated Press) Itetlremcnl of VlrgH O, Hlnshaw, for 12 years chairman of the prohibition national com - mlltce, .whs announced Wednesd- preparatory to the national' con vention of the party Thursday. .1. C. Hell, California member of the committee, explained that family affairs would prevent Mr. llln sltaw from continuing in office. Koutccn alalcs were represent ed at 'the committee meeting. Other members had been delayed en route. Members proseiil from Connecticut, California, Indiana, Illinois. Maryland, Michigan, M is slisippi, Missouri. Nebraska. New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and West Virginia. Aside from expressing regret on the dec'sion of Mr. Illnshaw, tb committee Mellon was occupied J feeling very dcipoudciil. lie was with a discussion of parly fin- usually active ifor many of his ances. This was Interrupted by a years and the enforced eonfim-rece-ss, during which the commit - i ment bothered him. At ;::in be leeincn took part in u pre-conven- j became resit en and rising from bis tlon masi meeting. ' bed curried tli" revolver with him . rinley C. llendrlcksoit of Cum-I to the woodshed Ul the rear of tlx; berhiQd, Md., chief speaker, dls- houso wli'Te he fired u liullet cuHscd "political lawlessness." lie I through his right temple uIjumj the declared Mie const Kill Ion of t he nal ion erected "a simplified gov ernment, working from t be com- (Coutlnucu on page 5) E L LIQUOR AW EXEGUT ON nibrtde. pawtor of the St. Mary's Cill.CMHCh. Olilo !; the As- 'hurch. was ahol to death at. the soclnlcd Prcs- Law will ion, limine or John King, Mr., today by tlnue to be riouted "ho long as the UyUn King. Jr. people continue to casl llndr vot-s I The younger Ivhtg". agi-d i(7 years, for lliuor-cotitrolbil parties." and rail from the house arter the sh t he, last two administrations jsiioutlng with u revolver In IiIk liavtt bandied prohibition and 'hand and was captured in the "were-found wanting," election orjw'oods nearby after shooting and the prohibition ticket "the only serhniNly wounding Captain of Po one which has ever stood for law i lice. Petrle, oT Lowell, juuI order, Is neeeHury to the e-! - tlnelbin of the liquor irtiffle." II. P. Carts of Clinton, Mo., tempor ary chairman, asserted in the key note tiddrens ul the Niiliomil Pro hibition convention today. Casting ii ballot for either lire n publican or democrat le party "was t h rowing our vole away." Mr. Carts admonished those who deulred a sincere enforcement of t be KlghleentJi a niond ment. "Cor once let iis Mult voting our preju dices; let U3 carry our religion with us and(pui l Into Hie ballot (Continued on pag f BASEBALL PACirit! eiiANT i.i-:Aii i;. lulis Hun Km iicIhco Hellllle . Vernnn Hull Ijlke Portland Hiierumeiito I. lis Angeles .... (Juklulid W. I. 'in ..;i ni ..2:1 L'H ..5H 32 ..Si) as I 'el. .ili I .r. 4 1 .r,t; .t.n'.i .lis .1 til Mil? (IJy Ihe A:iiilul.-d I'ress) Seats . Iti'es I. Al Hun I'ranclsi o II. II. II. Hull Ijike I '.I Wun I'ranclsco !' H n llullerlis: Hlngliion, Muleiiliy and I'clers; Mitchell and Atlli'-w. IIcsmts 7, Oaks &. Al rurllund It. II. I-:. ouklund .' :t 11 I'orlluiid 7 K n llHtterie.s: H'ibold. Harris, I'ls ter and Head; Ituchus ami 'juery. Si'iiabirs t. Angels I. Al I.OS Angeles II. II. K. ' Hucrumento 2 1 -' lis Angeles .. I 6 2 ' Halterles: Thonil;son und Koeh-I ler: Hughes, Welnerl and llyl'-r. ' Jenkins. J Vinioii lu, Seullle I. Al Healtlc It. It Vernon Ill 12 Scuttle 4 '.I 2 flatteries; Hlielleiiliuch and Miir. pliy, Liugby; Hteulund and 'i'obln. AGED LOCAL MAN TAKES LIFE TODAY John Underwood, Aged 02, Victim of Bullet - Fired by Self Assoel-'ILLNESS CAUSE , Oi; A 'T IIOf llPIj1 U1 Al'1' "LiU ' - HCl'ill Arrangements Tending; No Inquest Will Be Held, Accord ing to Coroner. liesMiudeuey ifrgiiic ('-1 poraiy iitfunlly 4aiiMtl John fii-j 4lcruMNl. 02. or the corner f ti and Sivtli slreets iui iuitnilt Miicidc j at '.lis bouie ul :: u'clia-k tbisi tminiitig. He iiMtl a calibre j Colt revohcr. Mr. Cnderwood bad been fined lo bis bed for several with ii slight illnesa ami had hci IHtACI T. Maas. (Ity the Associa I Pre.iMj Keverelid Mlcli;i4-i ( J Chautauqua Directors Plan Picnic al Park At a mei Ibif: of the I 'ha uta injur dit'ei-loi'N last eflillr it WJiH de eide.l to have an ohL Itodiiolieil pic llil Hllpper Oil the npellg (;,y ,, the annual event. 'Ih" i 'ha ulatMiun board will luiiiish coffee at Hiver side park but those partaking of the il rin U itiusl tnrulsh the su;jar. cream and utensils. fCnnllnned nn og fi ininmn ni ml YOUNG MAN FLYERS TD GO td innu nnnn Late News Flashes KIKH SITUATION STIU, HAD. rOK'II.ANI), (Al'). The foiest fire wlualiun is still sei inns in Tillamook county where District War den Bitlk'iron und 1111 fxliimslcO crew are unable U cliecl. the sprcittlinjf conflagration. Flames are near l-;n 1 in h I iind jtiitiK-(l a. mile during Ihe nielli. A new fire is reported at Holdings. Two Mexicans, who were reported missing late yesterdtiy, were found durinii: llie niirlit, thmiKh hadly exhausted. A heavy fog has slowed down the fires in Lincoln county. Near Wcndling, Itne county, the fire is still llirea(eiiinj. Near the IJooth Kelley mill in Cdo.h, the fires arc reported controlled. ' WAI.KKK'S TKIAI, STARTS. r'OKTI.ANI) (Al). The prosecution and defense in the trial of Dow V. Walker, former county commis sioner, on a charge of taking a bribe to vole for Itobcrl i;. Kramers in the famous bridge deal, outline their plans of attack and counter-attack today. , Deputy District Attorney Mowry says the stale case would rest on circumstantinJ evidence and a pari of this evidence, he said, wi;l have to do with Kremcr's banking transactions and with a large sunt he kepi in cash in a safe deposit box. The state will also bring out a secret agreement between Kremcrs and his pari- ncr, Ira 0. Iledrick, he declared.' Robert Maguirc, de fense counsel, claims Walker at first opposed Krcmers, ' but later voted for him as a compromise. 1 j West Adams Paving Is Considered Commission Received Pe tition Last Night; Final-Action to Be Taken Next Wednesday. The West Adams Improvement by paving pel It Ion, presented to the city comtnlhslon last evening, was laid over until inexl Wednes day night for final action. This step wuh taken due to several re inoust ru tors present who wished I lie paving arranged In a manner .satlrffuctory lo all and if such could be done, remonslratora claimed they would give tho work their whole-hearled support. The pel it ton had over 6" per cent properly owners' supporting-, it. Planning Commission O. K. Vlie commissioners also uuthor t.ed that an ordinance be drawn up and p rcsen ted next week f o r the purpose of creating a city nlannlng coinmlstou. The uluit- nln fMiiuinlsslon was fostered and H supported by the I nlon Ooun- ty ctuunber or Commerce; Alter IHtrhi. The commliBlon allowed re- monstrancea on dlslrlct No. 146 tiH,x HH ft result, the dhdiict will be 1 reduced one blck and one inter-con- j Hcetiou from t le orlKlnal apeclfl days ' rat luns. A petition usklng that a $&o.uun bond Ihsuc be Included tu any future election for Improving t he water situation was tabled. The petition, however, Invoked considerable discussion. A resolution whs passed creat ing Improvement district No. 141. The coinmlHHloii accepted $787.22 as u full payment of the balance from the Joseph Jones estate, on city Mens. Ksllmatcs were put In on JefTer son avenue side walk construction of- $:iM!.ri7 which were allowed HIIANOIIAI. (Hy Hie Associated Press) The three American glibe riyi'is epeoi lo take orr Saturday for Anioy. 1, lent. Hi, nl Lowell Smith jolied Wade and Nelson -here yeslerdVy. makhitf the f)H it mile flight. Tritm KagoshliiMi in an hour and uuai'ier less time than the two others. . Deschutes Project Frolic Is Authorized UIIOUN ! WASIIINOTMN (AP) An inwU-,(f llk-alloil Of Hie lee H pro.jeet In "re(fini, ley (lie Heereiiiry 01 I lie in terior, 'whs jiulhorl.'d by a aeniiie res'ilutbui pusseij by Hie house last tllKht. The .Slnle vf tll-cKOU wilt be required to pay one-half of the Jn- v Htllftllloll COHl. Stock Shou) Is Here High spirited liovxc. iimslcr riders, iK'nntlful rihlhltkm stock of all domestic bniils, im- ami kinds ant all at In ton tMlay the oMiiing day of Hie llllh Annual Mo MM-k SImiw. And, In addition, "l-'iitiids of Miuikiml," I lie ccnlng pngcniit, will run nightly; OIL' PROBERS 1KFRFP0RT IIIIIIIL. Ull I WASHINOTUN (Hy lbe Assoila ted Press) l''laurant ilfsretfaid of the law in ncKoiinlhiK or the Hin du Ir and hoheny oil ens-s was churned in a report to Ihe senate tolay prepared lor the oil commit -l"e 1 1 the prosecutor, Senator Wals' '''Montana.1 An executive onler1 iilch President ; 1 lardlnt; i 'transf nt t he oil reservea from the na v tit the Interior depart merit were held in the re purl la have been illegal. The manner in which Hie lenses were negotiated seen-fly1 by former Secretary -'ull were also described' as IHciral, I-'uM'h neeeptunie ot Miii.nnn 1 oust rations. It wns a lioliday In from Hoheny was characterlzefl ''In Icelcbrnllmi of tin hlato weddln the hist dejrrei. reprehensible." No! last dauiuii-)' of llin prince regent. opinion wiim exuefised an lo wheth er the payment wmh in fiicl a loitu ' l Aoncinle '1 wo, llellbyillld ltoOHeyelt were exull- etaled from any piirt whatever in negotiations leadliiK up To tho Hi lease, Mlilituieiif n bv Hni i v ('. Kliielalr u rnnsiR, nt r blooded entile ( )( Nw ,,kW nrt Hluclulr'M Hubseiuen( employment (.Continued nn tiitr f) German AKain Affirms i Adherence to Report! !lreil(, io,lrt sv illillilwS, trllilli-e VM. tieorge t'oehrtill l!i:l:I.IN (Al') I'VuiiKly di-slg-IliltlllK I he lluwes report lis the plMllill pflltll III CcrlllUll.v'H lel'elgil . relutliiiiti und reiterullng flic tnlu- llr.-H I.. IIH.nrevlons ucc.'pliin. r Hie expert rep,,,!, us u basis for Hie approaching rep. uiiillens iieaollalluos. 1 lull Ilor Murx's Kliileiiienl hi the lleieliHliig liiduy on the oceiiKloil of bis leap peuriilice at Hie le'iid of Hie secoml eublnel Itetirliig his iiaiiie, wuh occupied enllrely wllll referelieeH lo Hie nullon's liui'lgn relutlous :is urfceled by Hie ciirorceineiit of Hie luiwes reporl. Ias Angeles Chosen For 1!)2! (,'onvenlion K.SNHAH ITV (Hy Mio AhhiicI- piled I'reMM) With the election of ofrieern Wi'diM-Hday and dlnposttt'in of other bictlneHH, ineiudliii; llo; selection vf lln liijr eouveiitton Meeea, by Die Imperial I'oiinell u the Hhrine or North Aineriea, Hi" in.iHfii tiohh'H nt the order ukhi'Iii- bled liern I iiriied i heir at I eiuton to W'-diieadiiy nlt;ht'n pictureaiiue "alunt" tiarade, Juimuh lO. ( 'hailclier of Kansa.H t'lty beeiMiio iinp'-riul potentate by liettoil of Hie coillleil, whc,u lltv wuh ufrielully elevated ilium? Willi other iiiemberH or tho Imperial di van In order of their Huceeaalon. .lobe N. HebreM ofKhodtve b-ul-))te Norrolk, Vn.t wa elected liu perlal outer Kiiard. Uoa AllKlcH wuh Beloetett uh I bo iViii euruvaiiHiiry, which will be tw.l.t Mitt 9H.9M BULLETINS Women Want Police Pimiir, I.OS ANOi;MX (AP) Mrs. .Thulium Winter, president of I lie tjcfirml I deration of Women's clubs, now In hlcfinlul sessioii lMrc, iiiimitiuccd bality she would nsk (lie convention to IM'titioti I'ri'sidciil C(Hdiogi tt call hii "hilcrimllonal coiircieiice nf world forces to fur ther limit a n i lament." A H'solutluii inking thnt women throughout the world take the lending In dealing with female crime and dellnuuciiry, will be brought before the somIuii. Aloro women ihiIIcii Judges and K- lic offb-eM will Im dumnnilcd In the n'solulloii. Anti-Aiiierleaii Spirit tiruns. TIIKIIt, (Al') Tiui greatest ileiiHHLstralloit so far In llm Japan, ex i-atuiMilgii against the I'niled Slates liiiiiiigrallon law tonight I'll- maved ToKfu's day of puliHe ileni' aihi'lam; acciiii nt i-ataij ToKKi. (Al') Two Japaneue miviil ofi'b'ern and three noneom- j missioned officer were hilled and a fourth officer wuh probably fatal ly injured when d fuel tank of tin hydro-airplane. In which the nix were aloft, exploded today nt Yoko :Htka naval bat". Cochran Winner in Civil Suit hy Hanks Iwus returned with a verdict of one dnlhir fur the defeiiiiunt, I 'I'he hiitnir euse apiieuled fruiu the iiiiiiili-ipul court, t'lly of l,a 'nnme vs. , . n.. niiiniK. is prn- greasing and with all Hie evidence '" Ml" """'" y W""' eloslng their '' time of going tu press. The July will probably BO mil some stun, this iirii-rnooii. Horse and Cattlemen Close Baker Meeting flA.Krc!tt Ore. (KpeehH) The e I end n if day or the Horae and Cat tle KahterH aMHocialkon wuh brutiKhl to a KlieeeHHftil i-iim: rollowltiK -bit mil or a I iffi convention alte and tb' -election 0r ofHeerH for the coiulnu year. William I'ollinaii, or (taker, wuh (deeted prenbienl euierltuaaud Kred A. I'liillipH, or Maker,- wuh elected prcHldeni. Other offlcera ducted were; W. A. Stewarl, Haker, flrat vlr ! I'b prealdent; (iovertior Walter M. o, iteeond vb'e-prealdent ; Wtl- II11111 I uby. Maker, treiiHiirer, and H. ). I'orrell, Miihcr, decretory, Sdict roi'llaud, rorlhutfl waM Helected by the a Hocbil Ion met libera an next year'b meeting ptaee. ThtH will be' the rii-Ht (line the liody baa met 111 f'orl Innd allien orKHUlzlntf. HpeAkrs Hppcnrinr herhrn the cloatna; invasion, wtiro I'VeiJ M. Hlx by prcaldent or Hie American Na tlonul Llvuatoclt uoauciutioti, ot i i m 0 1 SHOW DAY Old Sol Baptizes 16th Annual Event with Wealth of Sunshine CROWDS ARRIVING FROM ALL POINTS Greatest Gathering in tho History of Show Ex pected During Three Days Run. t'NIUN. Ore. (Nppvlnl to the Oh. server) Tho sun, unobstructed by clouiltj, beamed bright and uhecr. nil thin morning on Ihn Union I.lvo Slock show icrouudH, where exhi bitions and ruclntr Htoek Hro exhl- biiutL today to hundreds or people, who aro Kutliered hero this morn. Intr for tho rirxt iiy of tho Hlx teenth annual show. Kulr woathur was the final addition tu tho pro Kruiu that M uoneoded to bo tho beet over prepared. All hough hundreds Mewed tho exhibition stock this morning, tho rroxvd is rapidly swelling 'shortly Ixsfore noon and thousands aro ox peeled, to be present at tho racin? program al the track this Hftor noon, which begins following u grand parade, to lie Iheld at 1 o'clock. . ' furs, loudeil with Hluek .show funs am (joining liito Union from every road and the railroads aru (ConMhuM on bane Hi Kolluwlug a parade. In which (lie Ifl flraudti Miulclpul band and Trallmcn participated, danc vm gulhered last evening at 9 o'clock al .tiber hull and lilodu merry lo the strains of tnuslo at a dunce given by tho local unit ut the nal loual guard, to leavo for encampment. at t.'uiup Lowts. WuHh,, Mouduy evetihig. Tim chamber of cotmnorro, eager la show the guardsmen thnt they were appreciative of thclf nf foris and patriotism, during tho evening prcm-nted it purse oC $A00 to the guurd unit. II. L'l. Cotilidgo presented the token after a short speech In which lie pledged thn whole-hearted support of tho busi ness men to the guurd unit. Cop tain Itulph Huron; vt Ihn local company, expressed appreciation of the token and i assured the chamber of commerce that, their support Is highly eiicuuruglng to the unit. ' About rn Trullnicn, tu their of ficial uniform white trousers, straw hats and tlark coats, par. ticiputi'd In lire parade. Abe Evans Not to Die; Pierce Halls Penalty HAI.KM. (.Ire. (AP) Hovemor Plert'H last night eotumuled to lira Imprisonment Abo Kvuns death sentence for the. murder, of James Dorun, of Wusco county. The ne llon iivitIs Hie'hiinging l-'rlduy. Ioiik Heoeb. i 'alltornln, who briefly told oT the dtJuiNlrouH n-aullo nf tlio hoof and .mouth dlneao in rallfor iila, with (be pronreH.s lietiip mutle, ulili-lr he Kfated waa cticouniKirii;: rrofettHor II. !. I'oiler, nf the Ore-, iron AkHcuII oral college, who de livered an interest Ins uddreaa upon wintering calvea and yartinga; and Hr. V. II. l-ytle, Ktatp veterinarian, who also touched iipoii the foot aud mouth dlaeaMe alliiatlou. lr. " Lyth alKo atated that iie, thoiiRht th preaelit etlibargo on 'California anl iumUi n,ud soil produce would be .'oiithnifed ror noine'tlnie yet nl- thoiinli llphl juodiricaJiona may " uiHre rroiu' tliue to llm. The member mho vlalfed lie two day eoiveiilfoii "wvre , nnanl tiiogn In their uppreehilioii of. I hp hortpltailly extended tlie.il by Hakef penpel and Irft with Ihe determine alion to attend tho Union Idvealo- k s'how, uinmliur today, If ponaiblo but'ui-Q eolutf hoiuu. GIVE SUPPORT TOGUpSMEN