EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TWELVE PAGES TODAY.
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The Wcithar
-Portland. (AP) Or.oa
Cloudy fsnlabt, wanner la
tho emit porttea 8uatUy. r
CITY
EDITION
VOLUME XXII.
LA GRANDE. OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1924.
IIEUBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
MEMBER- ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 207
RAIM GQBBEND TO VAI
funt s
Washington
' ...
1 W'T
Ali AW A 1L
(Hy HAH KY B. HINT)
tVASHINC.TON (NKA Spoclai)
laving failed to entice wary Hill
-ah of Boise, Idaho, Into the'
blidge camp by offering him th
lor of placing "Cautious C:u
nomination nt . m'wihuu, ii it
suggesled Uorah be , brought
bodily, .hy coercion If neecs-
uml placed on tho ticket aa
lldgc's running nmU'.
hnl. II ia believed, would turn
trick. - "
o mull; tt Is pointed out, .ever
refused tin vice-president lal
tlnallon after tt had been voted
And ltorah. although in many
dlfrcrcnt from the. average
henutors and poll t Mans, mlglit
xpected lo run truo to tradl-
lf the nomination (or vice
idem wus sawed oof Into Ins
Sill
CALLED OFF
0 M
"rTruJZ'lTO .GIVE PAGEANT '
' .at latuk uatk
Is new
than c-v
I Id go backers to tlv up the.
Idge candidacy with inld-we:ii-
and water n .Vlcmenls whleli.
progressively inclined, still
at heart a desire to remuiti
tar, lo keep within the O. O.
Is waa pointed, out recently In
iictlon wllli efforts to induce
h to make the Cootldge mini
ng speech. By auch a Hpeecli
h nahirnlty would have eom-
d himself to tho Cootldge
And un endorsement by
h would have been sufficient
ic up I'or I lie republican can
thousands of voters who al
Judging at Grounds Held
This Morning; After-
noon Program Off
Stock Show Association
; to Lose Money This
Year, But Will Not Af
fect Future Shows.
' I'NION. Ore. (Special) Italu
and muddy grounds caused tin I n
Ion UvetHk Shon association Mils
morning ( call orf I lie afternoon
program for today. . Judging wa
held at tin groitmbt Oils morning
lltlt . ill. Iu (I... VI. .
nt regard him as eonservnlivu , , ,.., ... ...i
it actually reactionary. I t . -srt..ii.. . ni
it Hint, that i, preferred not l(lw n on k m M(; ()o
, tho nominating were d - M financial rail-
ded ami pressure, continued m w rum.
The pageant, which mm ghen tho
first niglil, has iHfn postponed and
will Ik gUon n few weeks later at
I nlon, Miss IHIlou will return to
I 'oil land and then come hack to
1'nloii when tlie t iatef arc decided
iiMin. The Htork show dance tlil
rtenlng will Ik held, beginning al
H:ao oi-lot k.
(Continued on page M
IllfJ CORPS
LEAVES SOON
udH were voted thlH week by
iuierlcan legion Intmrfng the
Lice of the La Clrundo druu
Lugle corps at tho rotte fejtl-
I'ortlaud next week.
i of the boya are leaving
row and ollii-iHi will wall un-
in the wcik but all an
on hand at the Seward no
lo o'clock Thumday iiioi e-n'-xl
week lo uiaku rca'Jy
big parade.
Mm- aatne evening the corps
oinpete wll h -4 ui-ganlxa-
represeuthm- bgion chaplers
hout (he stale for a prize
lare loving cup which Ik
awanh-d to u hat 1m, ill ti c
fn of the judges, the o-hi
Kit Ion.
Im (irnnde people will Itavi
heailtt larteiH on the kIviU
of the Seward Hotel. Tin-
floor haH been rcHel'Vrd fur
eiit and persons from th:n
ho w ould like reHervatlons
Ui-ted tt get til toilcll With
HuHcy at the la Omn-J
ie company.
tiM-lii I"IH of the drum corpt
ill make the trip are:. Drum
Kay (. Wll fin ins, drum
ltoy It. t'urn-y, L. I. Itus-y,
.Mason. ( 'heater Thorn psen,
larson. M. I. J-ursen. t. V.
t. Stanley Lyons. . Calll
v. 1 1. I ninbnr; basso drum-
I lartey liichardHon; buglers.
t'urrey, O. McNoun, J. I
I hoc, U. Aiuxin. 1 4. A. noi.
no. Wright, Italph Win-
It. Scott, i. Imnning, .'.
Archie Chirk und A. V.
n.
Jab Cabinet
Qyit Post
Last Night
Prince Regent Requests
Body to Continue in
. Office Until New Body
Is Named. .
TUKIO. (Hy Associated, l'ress) -Tlie
jLablU4t of Premier . Klyoura
resigned last nleht.
ltesiirnatlon has been regarded u
certain since the cablnel's defeat
In the recent elections. In which
the Kenselkai party became the
dominant factor In the lower house
of the lle(. There has also been
hitter, criticism of the government
since the enactment of the Ameri
can exclusion bill. '
A command by Prince ltegeiit
Hlrohllo thai the Klyoura cabinet
runiHiu In office until relieved, wus
icccivcd by tlie premier toniffht.
The uicmbers of the cabinet ex
pressed as Ihnlr opinion thai H
would jv several days before their
successors are named.
MILLIONS NO FACTOR
Bank Robbers to
Jc sentenced Monday
: lAI.IKS. re. Al') A
of guilty was returned lri
iigiilitKt Ted M und rones.
h with coiuplielly In th
ry of t he M osier bank lasl
ibi-r. He Is to be sentenced
y.
Williams, star witness for
ate. who confessed, connec
it It the robbery, may bo sen
at the same time.
, (Uy SCUOP) .
I'NION. on. (Socefiil to the oil
si-rver)-1-"!! alu't gonna rain no
more! Uliihi" L,
That remark wus heard once or
twice al the track 'yesterday after
noon, the second day of the Six
teenth Annual Livestock show,
which was umrred by a heavy
downpour: 0f- rain.- Hut oven
t hough the show was handicap
ped by iiiceSbiint rainfall, farm-'
on failed to gi t excited. While
tho Inclement wetilher menu! grief
for the slock show ii.skocIuIIoii it
meant much needed relief Tor the
agriculturists and guve promise of
a normal crop while a day or hj
before, the outlook wus, gloom
clouded. Hut even so. the racing program
went through about as scheduled.
The three-fourths mlb- racci the
first one called,' found Steward S.
winner In good; time - -considering
the condition f the track of I
minute la 2-y second. Knlnbmv
wan second with Itedwlng third.
On the opening flay Rainbow
placed first. Steward S. won Fri
day by about a. length in an excit
ing finish.
Two lengl hn s"pa rated Meteor
Maid, a Huker, Ore., horn-, from
Oaisy Meteorite, second in Ui 3-S
mile dash. IhizH I . came in thud.
Meteor Maid came home in 40 4-Z I
seconds. ;
Half Mile l ast
The half mileiiuce was run hi i
6 secomis flat, exceptionally good '
time on a muddy track. Hose Hoy !
came In first. Hazel 1 . second
und Woodrlght, third. This con- '
lest was probably the best of tie: !
CALF RUSTLER
TO ED TQ PEN
Onlok action on one of four In
dlctmcnls returned by tho grand
Jury , cuine late yesterday when
John I. Woodell was sentenced to
one year in the penli eat Jury for
larceny of a calf. He plouded
guilty to the charge. , t
A joint Indict meni was returueil
atralnst Mr. T. It. t,ee snd lou (long
Men. t'lilnesi1, charged wllli poss
ession of narcotics. They pleadei)
n of B'lHty and will b tried Wed
nesday, 'Jan o I SHl?"' " '
Tuo oilier Indict nients ' wen- re
turned; one charged Uoberl Hand
and Marvin Stoop will) larceny of
un automobile, who pleaded not
trull ty and one against Trunk
Wuehe. charged with 'contributing
to the delinquency of a minor child.
Waehe ulso pleaded not guilty.
IBOYS HT LO
JURY TRIAL rr
' l Jmnu' ' . J Leopold and Loeb, Sen- I Si flfr" . V7l
' -N "7: iors, . Will Ask Verdict P 4 N
!vil ' " - 1 on Mental Responsibili- !! ' , t J
) . , - ties of Murderers. i i , 1 , V4
V" ' - f A8 1 ' I
I t-. ; ' t 'HK'A;o. (ii, ii... Asmkix.nI J V"" - if ILL 1
'"J . tBt!i" ' I'lvsn) All blu.iic for I rak 1 f A SlV
J , jli-t" iiiunli'r ha lni-n plmril iihh ,n- Ulta . jfVr 1
Y ,x v I lliaii IvuihiI.i, jr., by Ills formi-r V.... . '
f' lw v,""n "''I'ui-il In b ranf- 4 , . .
"Tjli'T MM s'0" of InlUT imulc imlillf lo-
'.mOfy ",v ;,;',),.
3 j T J w""1 Huv ,1,al 1 ff,p nu o ' wf 4
I ' " J l m y excuses." said Loeb In ending his - ' JtA
' confession. "If tt had not been ," I '
j w jy f rr B"",K'lbni and stlmulunce f ' V
. k-ikf of ljt'M,'ul(1 ""' ''lme would not ' VI f
j have been committed." ' '
' ' ' f sued Klatemeuts denying they would .
spend large sums for I heir defense. ,.
MELLON GUI sss UY CHBHCH "
I i mi Itlchuid Loeb, confessed slay- '
IS SAID FALSEissss 'iCORNEBSTONE
Convention
City Faces
Rail Strike
Motormen und Conduc
tors of Street Railways
Vote to Strike Tuesday
f'HKVKl.ANO, O. (By Ihp Asso
ciated Press) With tho Republi
can national convention only Urn
days away, t'levetand is faced with
a street cur tie up.
Twenty-three hundred motormen
and conductors have voted to strike
at midnight Tuesday, tho day the
convention opens, unless the com
pany grants a 12 cent hour wage
increase awarded by I lie arbitra
tion board Tuesday.
1.46 INCHES
MOISTURE
BRINGS AID
Rainfall in Grande Ronde
Valley Worth Thous
ands to FarmelM.
SNOW FEUON
HIGHER POINTS
Mine Iilast Was Fatal
'To Nineteen Friday
WHvN KSHAItKK. I'a. (AT)
Lutctreports from the Loom's col
llerv of the Oleii Alden lol com
pany are to the effect Hist I ft
men lost their lives In an explo
sion there Friday. Kurly-I wo
miners were In the section of the
mine where the dl:asler -oecurred
amt some or them are said 10 ie
entombed. ...
Oleu Alden officials arc ret),
eeni and refuse to give any infor
mal Ion.
WASHINHTON Hy Hie Associ
ated Press) Secretary Mellon
Krlduy entered it formal denial of
CHH'AliO. (Hy the Associated
j'reas) Their millions will not be
I used to save Nathan Leopold, Jr.,
and lllehurd Loeb, confessed slay
ers of itobert K ranks, from the
gallows, a joint statement Issued
I'rlday nltfhl by Hie fathers nf the
accused yuiitlis, both Chicago mil
lionaires, said.
"Only -such defense its that to
tvhich every human being Is en
titled will be provided for I heir
soils, the Mlatelitent said. s-
liHrir Oelegnle Honored,
CI.KVKIiAND, O. (Hy the Asso
elated Press) Mrs. Kltzahcth P.
Marl In, of Phlhidnlphlit, delegate
at large from Pennsylvania, has)
been selected chairman of the coin-
mil tee on permanent organisation
of lite Uepublicau national conven
tion. This Is tho first lime a wo-
tussi iias held the clmlrmunfthip ofj
. In announcing, the Innovation ,7. 'LrT"1 ? w'a r1r?'
William hum. field inurshi.lt for reported rain thai mOjbl
President Coolldge. said the seloc- l?'ffh'J!cr wlt crop
Hon of Hie woman as oommltteo jln -"! county. . ,
ei.nii-m.m limi i.eeii itimii. nt Hint Snow occurred In ati)e parti of
re,,uest of Mrs, A. T. Hart, of Louis- j Antral Oregon. - At Me.chan. th
villi'. Ky., new vice president f the, . hwuhwiiw, .
" I'ui u uinv ui r ' nyiii. iiiviir-a
existed Friday,
Relief General Through
out the State, Affect-"
ing Forest , Fires and
, Agiiculture Alike.
POHTLANH, Om (By Uttt Atwo-
olatvd Press) Rain conUnord fo
iiMiiH'j? m-hu "' '"n-'"""1 sumlug thai the facts In this oils:
of the treasury department by (las- lin, Mubsianiniiy as published then
ion )lv iV1w i. ..Ji(1(. rm,y jh-irtTOtllnir ,h,,y -r.rvur.ls
a simple, solemn Investigation un
der (he law, touching (he menial
' i-es)onsibllity of their accused
sons." .
Then
t he t.c iin tc Haugherly i-omiultt
but us soon hs the settrelury's let
ter bad been entered In (lie rec
ord, Thomas W.-Miller, Hu alien
property custodian, was placed on
(he stand and testified thai lie
himself had been present at mich
a con versa Him. . '
Colonel Miller sahl he brought
Menus and Gilbert together in Ills
Oft Ice.
"I'can'l say exactly what wus
discussed," lie conl 111 tied, "hut il
concerned .Hex Sheldon. Means
then was alt agent, of (he depart
liieiil of justice."
On this point. Secretary Melton
had said ill his letter:
"This is eharacterlMic of Means'
testimony. Mr. (Hlhert never nn-l
Mr. Means. No Interview look
place."
will tie no legal Counsel
outside the attorneys now repre
senting the accused, with one pos
sible exception, lite statement mild,
land no larve sums. will be spent for
either legal or medical talent und
"(n no event wilt Hie families of
(In are used boys usu money In any
attempt to ib -feat Justice,"
The statement, signed by,Nulhun
l' Leopold, sr., wealthy box manu
facturer, und Albert II. Loeb. vice
Los Angeles Ioys Wins
Oratory Championship
(Continued on pair A)
RECLAMATION
CONFEREES IN
NO AGREEMENT i4,'u"ou lh" "'
chti;i i, am; wdkk st hi:
WASH I NOT X,
priallun of only
roads in national parks, earrle
the general deficiency till. Is all
that the national park service has
indicated that it can expend Oils
ear. i'liHirman Madden of I If
house impropriations committee
explained to B Itepresenlallve Sbt
nott. The house public bi'nds eomiult-
tee of which Mr. Slunott Is also
chairman, had a ut Imrized an ex-
ipendlluri of $J.r.nu,aan. rhalriunn
i .Madden said, howeved. that bf lie- j
cember the larger appropriation of
4 $i.rit.niui would he granted. . Cra
1 ter hike and Italnler national parks
'will receive Sufficient flHlds to
' i ontinuc road construction
WASillNOTON. (AP) -lion Ty
ler, of Los Angeles, last nittht won
1 t. Appro- the seeondary sehool otaloi l ji!
$1, aao, ami for championship of the l ulled States
I imiHIIa ei orin inl llmiureil
! Pj;NILKT IN. ire.- hi tb fei:
' em-, to the memory of William .1.
Furnish, who served I wo terms ai
sheriff of Cutatilhi county, the
flag over t he court house flew a I
hall'-masl. Tho mark ot rcirei
was paid on the order of Hie coun
ty court. Mr. Furulsh's dulh oc
curred Tuesday afternoon ut his
office in Portland.
(Continued on pawn 2)
0NTJ1I1I0 INS
BY ONE POINT
IMON, lire. fSpoclal to the 1 1,
m i v -1 ) - - Willi a total of 23Mi
i'onis, the ( tntarlu high sehool
stork judging team won first pluee
al Ciiiou, comneiing with five
nl her ensferi) Oregon schools. The
victory was won by only one point,
iiif.-v r, a;; the I'ui'ui liigli schotd
Heoreii 23 M points. Tills is one f
I he closes races ever held hen,
Ontario also bad high point man
and I'nion second high point man.
Uiying of the cornerstone or the
new St. Peters Kpbicoput ctiurcli
here will occur tomorrow after-
noon, at- 4- .'oVfOckitoisordtiig to
ttniiotincchienlH nuulu today, Tim
HI. Itf William 1'. , Remington.
1 1. !., bluhop, will be present at
I ho mm vivos.
The original church, which was
raxe, this year to make way for
Hie new ed Mice, was built In 174
and was moved to the site, of the
now church 13 years later. Kf
Iforls were made to save II from
destruction bul failed. ; I
The bishop, assisted by tlie choir
and the clergy, will officially lay
the cornerstone, with (ho follow
ing words; l jay the cornerstone
of a building .to be punted St.
Pelers church, l-a Orqiub
be devoted to the servlct
executive coUllulllee of the Uepull-
(lean national committee.
BULLETINS
ANTI-AMI HICAN I 1)1 I, I NO
AT IIIOH POINT IN JAPAN
TOKIO. Al1) OwigN of rmilii
(lKillHcul mfflnns) tonight forced
several tnoHiui ptctiirt hhows in
hibiting Anicrh-aii films to close.
Tin niill-Aiuerlenii fei-ttni here has
readied a Hei-lmtH height
- ItuWaitH broke mi NaiMrtlay night
it dunce nt the pn;Mi -nil hotel which
mis nltoiiilc'l by inn ii y mombors cm
Hie forcl- n eoiiiniMiill.r, wlh tlom-
I vnnii Mill nKsi un- miiernnvt
ccitisimi iim. iMiiermg me bimt
wbni It was al Its height h. IW rontn
itHik isissesHion of tho ilaiict flmir,
made lilt tor ami profane nil
Ameticflll NM'ehes, which Ihoy
piiiictiialnl wllli dances with drawn
swords. Two American women
fainted. The police made no move
lo halt the demons! rut Ion though
they know of plans for H OiM curly
as three o'clock In tho afternoon.
The demonstration Is part of
move planned to, evict all Anierl-
uuii to rttlw fnHI, 11,1m couiiiry
of A I
The rain hv ma
terially assisted In controlling for
est fires over thej stale, ' :
mighty Ood, hi accordance with I
the doctrine, discipline and wor- OltAMiSO.N Is IK HIV TO
ship of tho Protestant Fpiscopul
church In Hie Pulled Slutes of
America, Hint here I mo faith with
oov. WAin;u pii;iu j;
SALKM. Ore. (Speclnl)
the fear of fUn and brotherly love pound sou arrived at th
may rorever nourish iinu ulioiimi;
and thill thlfi place may be a House
of Hruyor for all IIium to come,
t her i'ouudnl Ion can no iurr !uj
than t Iimi iuid which la Jesus
.hrlsl." - .
Preceding the rornerhtouo la -lug
und luiiii'-tllalely after, pray
ers and hymns wilt be given.
styles to show
little chance
puium; autumn
-A seven
homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hall here
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Hall is
a daughter of Governor Pierce. Mr.
Hall Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
O. F. Hull, of Pnlon, Ore.
THAIN HITS Al TO; I WAD
UHKKNVILLK. iU(AP) Six
persons, virtually I he entire fam
ily of Adam Pltlmait of Hradford,
wen kllb'd late Friday when their
automobile stalled on Hie 'tracks
ne.l unm ileiiifiltfdied til
bound Hig Four train (Tt Imwu,
nine mibs norlh of here,
At 8 o'clock this monilnir tlio
mh i roadlnffs taken ai ) the fire
stmhtii hiiownl thai a tidal of 1,4ft
liicltf of rain liaa fallen In I a .
(lraiuUt In Mllslitlf loss than M
lioore. Iteporla fnnn Moant Km
ii y siaiou iimt ia tnriie or snow
had fallen on Utt suninHt and at -tuklntght
six fuHiea of fUMiw worif
measured on tn- liltio mountain
uisi of La. Uaaiido. . J,
. Wkrniem aittl rahchtrs generally
nre of I hp belief thn ' the rnlii
which Blurted yesterday morning
had been of thbunande of dollars
benefit to the county; Prospecta
for n crop are took hi a - better
throughout the entire vallay than
at any 'time this spring.
W.. U. Letlbotter. rancher of All-
ci:i, win'ii iiiivrvirwm wn mo
prospects yesterday .waa . of tho
opinion thut the. rain would gtvo
the faruu-rs of the valley a chance
(Continued on pag 2)
GLOBE FLYERS
REACH CHINA
AMOY, rhino (B)' tho Amocl
;itol Prrss) Thn American army
plohe flyers orrheii from Shans
hul nt 4:10 I his allernoon.
All llin-e plane,, their 'pllo'"
anU tn'Thunlclunil. wnre In Rood
comlUlon ufl"r k Min.miin flight
which wiik roniplH.il In nlno hours
nnil 46 mlnutrs. Tlmy plan to hop
Post-'off for Hoiik Kong ( 8 o'clock III
III, iiiui niii. k
Late News Flashes
m a it k i ; r o r i a tion s.
POKTLANH. Ore. AP Llve
stot k steady; rgKH hid at one t:ent
lower. 2S to J'i cents. Hotter and
w tieai
WASHINGTON. (AIT Con
ferees on the deficiency appropria
tion bill met today In an cHorl lo 1
adjust differences between the
house and the senate but reached
no agreement at the first sen-don
on Hie senute reclamation "rider.";
which Is In line with the recom
mends! ion of Secretary Work's
fact-finding commission.
BASEBALL
allowa County Road
Work Is Progressing
PACIFIC COAST t.i;Ata i
Clubs W. U Pet.
San Francisco ...3a 21 .'(."a
Seattle J:i "H .M 1
Vernon, .. 33 2S
SutL. Tike n AMI
Sacra hi en t o 23 31 . i T ft
Port land 28 32 .t'W
l.os Angeles ....'.......-' 3.i ,4 'n
Oakland 25 SO .4 Pi
HKPHISK. Ore. (Special to
scrv t) K.ceent progress
2 made ly the county road
inltding the second unit of
Joseph-A rutin market road.
is est nblishcd u bout five
east of Joseph, where the
hs made on Hie new grade,
i on the new location, from
eselit county road due east
foot of the hill toward
creek.
eetl the camp nnd town Hie
it follows present county
and t h c re f o r e no r 1 gl it of
lid to be secured. The rrvw
llld road a mile or so In each
ln f mm Its present ca m p,
n will move to a new sltc
the town for further work.
The (Trading wl ko rapidly on the
whole road, for the ground Is level
and the mdl Is fine. uft loum with
out rocks. A few bridges, for ir
rigation ditches chiefly, will be con
st meted Mind further dralnacc wltl
be through Iron pities. This part
of the job Is comparatively sim
ple and should not delay the com
pletion of the roud.
The county is building this mar-
( Uy t lie Associated Press)
At San Francisco - It. H. K.
Salt Uike 2 1 t
San Francisco 4 H' I
I latteries: Ponder, Mules hy and
Cook. Peters: Griffin und Agncw.
At l.os Angeh-s It. IL I-;.
Sacramento 2 lu 0
l.os Angch-H o I 2
Halt cries: Can field und KoehKr;
Payne, Immovlch and Jenkins.
At Portland
Oakland
kel road with lis own superintend- Portland ..
ent and crew, contractors bids
uuving lM-en rejected. (V It. Hur-gc-tt
and l. C. Heflln are In eh ante
of the job on the ground and
County F.nglneer It. N. Kellogg has
supervision of tlte technical part.
II. II. U.
, .K, 21 I
Hatterles: Kunx and Head:
'Tt. Pllttn and Otnry.
(Coatiouod ou paye t)
At Srattb H. II. I-;.
Vernon - '. 3 16 I
Heut tie 4 11 2
Hatterles: Penner and I Mur
phy; Hell and - Duldwin.
invkstk;ation okdkkkd.
WASHINGTON (AI). InveKliKuCnn of , .ntnsac
lions of war finance curnoiations, particularly as re
Kards favoritism in dealings with Senator (jooding,
Kepiiblican, of Idaho, was ordered today by the senate
on the motion of Gooding.
PKOSKCUTION SL'1'TEKS.
rOUTLAM), Ore. (AP). The prosecution suffered
a .set-hack today in the trial through rulings by Judge
Campbell against the admission of evidence concerning)
the alleged $28,500 which the suite contends Kngincer
K renters had in safety deposit vault and also against
an attempt to have the court report testify concerning
the preliminary hearing and attempt to have At-Jiley .1.
Welton. contractor, testify concerning conversations he
had with Dudccn.
(M'OIUJM AI5SKNT.
WASHINGTON (AT). House conferees on the de
ficiency, appropriation hill reported a disagreement to
day over the senate reclamation amendment, and Chair
man Madden, of the house, asked that they he sup
ported by a formal vote of the membership. Represen
tative Sinnott. of Oregon, offered a preferential mo
tion that the senate amendment be accepted, but the
roll call was delayed by lack of a qfloruin. ,
Few startling Innovations will h
present In (he lab-si modes In la-db-s
clothes for fall wear according
to O. Hrull, of the firm or Itrafl,
Sclnwirl. and Hunt, clothing manu
facturers of Cleveland, Ohio, who bull'iriit firm. Hard whit
was in La Orande today. ,$L!f; western red L4.
Tlie straight line effect In coals
and suits will be all the go say:t
Mr. I huff'. The debutante slouch
is no longer In vogue and has been
superseded by a more correct pos
ture Willi I he. advent ot lower heels,
Mat"tlalH worn will tie mostly of
cashmere with a short warp.
fabrics on Hie cashuu-re Old
Heads ClalMip Itcpuhllcaus.
ASTOHIA.-- William P. O'Hrlen.
who was circled at the primary
election ns port commissioner for
1 he Astoria port tiisl rid, w an aino
chosen chairman of the Hepuhli-
All can county central commltfe in inn
wli b urKKiilzstion t M"g f lh new
a chamols-tlkc finish will be very committee held here
good. 1
Tin length or the coats will varyl
from 43 lo ti'l IiicIo h.
Al r. a nd .M rs. i ;i a 1 1 a re g ic-hi s
ut the Foley.
BAKER COUNTY
61 HONORED
CHII"AfM (AIM Auos Nl.ion,
or llrownl'-e. (irirgon, In UuktT
1,'uuht.v, has lfn a-urUciJ thn By
ron Iitithrop iwholarnhlp carrying
llh II Hcili, by tin- Art- InMlluli;
or I'IiIi'uko. Kh- Im a Btuilont In ill.
Mchuot or ecultuio.
Two La (Jrandcrs to
Become riiaiinaci.sts
Postal Salary Bill Is
Vetoed By Cpolidge
WASHINGTON ( Hy the Ansochi
led Press! --The postal salary In
crease bill was vetoed loday by Hit
president l!h the declaration (hat
the "govern mental extravagance
e two . must stop."
tahlug) 'ho measure was returned to Hi
se mile with a IIICKSaue objecting lo
the legislation because ll made no
(Spe
W. .1.
O. A. C Corvallls, Ore
rial) - Julia K. Hulse and
Slrlngham of I m Cratide i
of III students al o. A. C.
the annual examination for lh
Ing regiKieretl phariuaeis's In Or
gou. I he stale board or pharmacy ,r(lViHtoii for ralsbiK the npproxl-
condtn-ts the t-xamlnallous, which mutely $'(, IMMi.lM.ut from oslal rev-
cnver phnrmacy, chemistry, mater- ,,IIIIIH
la i.iedlea. practical pharimicy pri-slih-nt ap.ioved a provls-
tdenttrieatlon ot drugs, and ptiur- . . .... ..... w ,(,
maceullcal ca leu hit Ions.
Oregon exaiulnatlotis ure iiiiusuhI-
lly iliriicult owing to the high stan
dards reiptlred of I he profession in
the slab-. If a candidate succeeds
Hn passing the examinations, h
permitted by un Interstate recipro
city agreement, lo follow his pro
fession In utiy one of i'i other
vtutcis.
I Th
lotl i
sign that section If II stood alom
i signs A la-t.au I i-b Hill.
' The prcHldenl yesterday signed
ibe bill lo establish fishing re-
Id serves in AbisUu and lu effect other
measures lo eonservo suiiuoii nnn
erbs of thn territory,
s other developments late yester
day lu the capital were; a bill pro
viding a, permanent uutlonat refor
estation policy passed tho sepate;
a house resolution looking to tho
general downward revision of rail
road freight rates, especially In re
gard to farm product!, passed the
house; a treuly deulgnd to sup
press smuggling lltiuors and nar
cotics ueross the Canadian boun
dary was signed by representatives
of the American and Canadian gov-...-tii.ii.iiiu-
t utnl rinul effnrfM were
mad ft td secure farm relief legisla
tion at this session. ,Tho farm bloc,
both In the senattr ithd it house
pledged themselves to support tho
Hm sum Hill, uuthurUlhg the Sec
retary of Agriculture lu pay an ex
port bounty or 3ft cents per bushel
on wheat and wheal products. BUI
supporters said tho Hursum meas
ure wus Intended only as- tempo
rary legislation to rolujvo ' wheat
gruwi-iit who face bankruptcy.