La Grande evening observer., June 28, 1924, Image 1

EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER" TWELVE PAGES TODAY.
The Weather
Portland. (AP) Oron
Fair tonight ul BundlJ
fair and warmer. .
CITY
ED ITION
VOLUME XXII.
LA GRANDE. OREGON. SATURDAY, JUNE 28, l'J24.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 225
V4
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Hunt's
Washington
Letter
Hy Harry II. Hunt) -WASHINGTON
(Nil A Hpeehil)--The
lemocratie committee, in pre
paring for the New York conven
tion, foresaw a lonff-drawn-oul
8eif;e. Tickets of ndmiaslon to Die
bR buttlo curry coupons fur 15
days. This provides for a longer
session than that Httendii1,; the, rec
ord deadlock in Hnltlmoro In 1912
when Champ (.'lark, with a major
ity vote In his favor, was unable to
li up the necessary t wo-t hlrd
nnd went down to defeat when tin
deadlock broke favor of Wootl
ho are McAdoo and Smith likely to
row Wilson.
.Inst as Dark held a ;nujorily uf
Ifnltiinoro. but lost the nomination,
bold a majority at some time d ur
ine the balloting In New York, only
to rind the necessary 732 votes still
beyond attainment.
The accumulating bitterness hi
the buttle between these two cimpK
each of which will hold a vole at
leusl sufficient to veto the hopes of
the other, makes Die nomination ol
cither of these first-ballot leaders
most liuprobuble.
Early maneuvering among dele
gation leaders makes it appear that
Unlston may be I lie first henefie
lury of a considerable part of the
INI e A uoo siren Rill ll anu wnen ine
breakup begins.
Italston Is second cJinlee for a
,v-ry considerable block of McAdoo
delegates, particularly from the
middle west and south. . The first
.w.,.ulil...-i.f Inn Tor Ihi.ait 1 1 I D-H 1 1
will be the Incorporation, in the
party platform, of u specific nnd
ch-ar-cut plank dealing with agri
cultural relief. With such a plunk
adopted, they feel that Uulston.
(Continued on nntrn fii
J
: Aa the Kvening Observer goes to
pn-Ks todny a larg- number or visi
tors anil the members of the ('l)lon
(.6unty. l'oinona Grunge are galher-
x eii at tin t'nion Experiment Mla
tlon, west of I'nlon. enjoying an all
, day meeting.
A noon basket luncheon was
scheduled on the program also ad
dresses by ('. E. .Mpt-nee, slale mnr
ket upent. Jr. W. T. IMiy and ol It
ers. IDAHO SHERIFF
UNDER ARREST:
GRANGE MEET
ONAI-UH
VMnV77I TCllF.X,B"l,B,, l"'rur-' " Brands! and iintl
. I will appear Kaln today. :
1 i ai.iwi:i.i.. i.i.i. (PiiD
Owiir Y. MiiHon. Hlurrlff of Canyon
rounly. waA plari'd und'T arn-Ht
lirn- I'YIdny nlBlil at ahorlly nrif-rj
o'elock on n warrant cbar(rln
llhn Willi oinliviKlfinrnl. Ilf wbm
hnnidiatily arralmn-d lii-fort1 l. I.
Ifartrcr. jHHllce of the -nci and.
bond of $HHKt wiih flirniHliriU by
llaliih ScalliTilay. altorniy. (Ind
l-'rcd I. Lilly, biiHlncHJi initn. f. II.
('inninlnH. Mclba, Canyon roimly
rorom-r. waH di-lKliati'fl lo art uu
ulifriff by llio county romnilnslon
it.h. Ilato of 1 , pn'limlnary lliar
lntr wan Ki'liriluli il lo lio m't later.
Tin- warrant on SIliTlff Miiboii
wiih wrvi-d by Coroni-r 'iininiinH on
llii' Hlrn-t livri' wticn Mnmn Jinslrn-i-d
lo ri'lurn lo Caldwi-lt from Nam
pil whi-n he was Infornird by a rlp-ri'Hi-nlulivo
of Tlio Slati-mnan Unit
it warrant bail bi'en liwni'd for tin-nrri-t.
Tin1 warranl wan Hwom to
by llrnry Ib-rk. rliatrnifin : Ib'liry
Hilni'kL' and It. S. Hrown, roimly
uu wns
of tlio i-oiirt " A. Williams, pro
bate hui-jgr Tho. warrant rharK''i
Vinson thn i-nibi-zzlrinrnt or
2C4
Schooner in Distress
Off Wivngcll Island
NOMIy. Ahinka. (lty the Associa
ted I'n-ss) The whoottiT ib-rmao
Is In fltstri'ss today and two pluns
for relief of the colony on Wrnn-
- g-'II inland were in abeyan
Th,. cutler Hear has been do-
talned norlh of the llerlng strati.
Chautauqua
jr
At Citu Park Tomorrow
Willi everything in readines-,
pood weather predicted and a fine
irogram of leelures and music I be
Grande Uoit.le ChautaiHiua will
open tomorrow al 4 o'clock tit th'1
It I verbid e 'ark ror
what promineH to lo
week of
the . highest
elass entertalnnienl that I he I'm tr
ie Northwest can produce. Some
of the high thjhls of tomorrow's
prognnu are:
opening ot 4 o'clock.
Prelude hy f hllharumnic Or
chestra of Knterprl.se wit li Mrs.
Mack Parker us soloist. Mrs.
I'arker U one iff iht onl-sTandhirf
eopraucs of Ja&tcrn Oregon.
TKY
EIGHT DEAD J
AS RESULT
Twister Strikes Illinois
with Ferocious Velocity
This Morning
WOMAN AND BABE
FOUND IN FIELD
Storm Carried Them Fa1.
from Home Scores
Reported Injured in
Devastated Area.
I'KOIMA. Illinois, (lty the Ammo
eltiietl l'reN) Klght are ilemi Ami
Mitres Injured us the rcwnlt or fi
Inrnndo In Peoria and surrounding
country early today.
The bodies of a woman and Iter
baby wcro found In a field far
from their homo at Cloverdnlo.
Two are ruported killed and
many Injured at Morton.
CROWDS ATTEND
ANNUAL HAINES
WILD WEST SHOW
i I A IX EH, Ore, (Hpeclal lilr
weather agnin favored (he Haines
stampede management for t lie
second afternoon's performance
Friday, While the attendance did
nu reiub tU:ti of former year.,
t hetfrHiidwIatnl wilh comfortably
lllled. , - . ... , .
The riding ami racinE events
were run off without uu accident.
In the puny running races on the.
itiarter-mlle truck the bcsl thin
was ti Utile under 31 seconds. Jejjs
Heard and Orvdle Kisher of this
city won first and second In the
wild horse rase yeslerdny. Two
strings of horses are entereJ In the
pony express whfeji will terminate
tomorrow. Exhibition steer riding
wns inlroduei'd yesterday. No. rop
ing of cattle is permitted by he
maniigemenl.
Miss Alarcella , McOdloiigh of
Haines, a pupil of the Jane Hums
Albert studio of Portland and
Thonuis Whitcd were featured in
I S
Second Pendleton Man
Drops Dead in gtrcct
I'KNIH.KTON. Ore., (Hpeclal)
-'or the second timu wilhln the
paKl three d;iys, u inuti dropped
dead on renUlelon streets yester
day. When Kd Motley, jiged 7, fell (
dead while t-rosnmg rononwoou
street, carrying his tools us he
wnt to do carpenter work oh a
local residence. The first death
was that or Matthew Keys who
dropped dead on Wednesday.
Mr. Money bu,;. appareni ly been
In good hualth. "ll is believed he
died of heart, disease He Is sur
vived by three daughters, one liv
ing at Kreewaler, and two in
Walla Walla.
"Dope" Case Held Up
Until Monday Morning
One tn the Tact thill the civil
suit of John Allen vs. Hnwimtn
Micks Lumber company, an action
1'nr damages. Is nlltl being Irh-d
I he Wong .Sing-Mary Hing imreotlef
case will not be started III the cir
cuit until Monday.
Tin- attorneys were arguing tin
civil case this morning. It. J. Kitch
en for the plaintiff nml Cuchran
Kberhurd for the defuse.
.n a i ; ii irr , i n'.vno.Ns.
1M1KTLANO. Ore. (Al Live
slock steady. Kggs one cent high-
er.
Hutter steady.
Itutterrat (I'orlland) steady.
Will Begin
Address n "'onservullon of
AnKlo-Saon Piviliy.nl ion" by Ho
K. Hewitt Vhu has lectured bolh
In Kuropi- and In America exten
sively and hat hern called on slx-
ty times the past year by cities
otiislde of the home school, and
who. is u head liner on the Olad
stoue Phatitaii'iua progratn
, ('(imtniinliy lUnner.
At 1:30 the community dinner
will be served whereat free corree
will be furnished and the country
Hide is Invited to attend whether
or not i hey have tickets to the
performance.
At o'clock tUu ITuturtuiH
TO AVOID PARTY
r-1 'kn
IMPROVEMENT J . - -v
Improvement district No. M
was erealed bud evening at the
meeting uf the city commisMlouers,
postponed from Wednesday The
hearing of tho 'district, which calls
for 30-foot 4 pavement ' a-ong N
- from Oak to Klrst and Kirst from
N to O streets, will bu held on the
evening of July 23rd.
. Kovnral oilier tpatter.4 were attended-
lo he run, adjournment, In
cluding the granting of permission
to A. 1. HI odd turd to erect a re
taining wall; the granting of a slx
Tnorrrtrs dance hull lttrntv UrtT TV.
Spencer, and the consideration or
Hit estlmatf) furnished by tliu Eas
tern Oregon Ughf & Power com
pany regarding .the Vroling or
colored lights to lllutntnatu the
,wy to Iho tourist park, JL'onnider
allon of the latter nmller-'wns con
llnud until next week owing -, to
tin high cost or such a project.'
KOISE VOTERS
DEFEAT ISSUE
FOR APPROACH
lltllHi:. Idli. (SiitIii1) llolm.'n
$l2fi,(Mio ImiihI Ihuuc fur 11 Nlniiehl-
nwny Hpiuhiuli lu now iiihIii
line Hlallnll or lite- rniun i-anni'
,,, n,,, i.m., noiit li w.-hI or llm illy
detailed by 232 voi.s In 11 nH!-
clnl election held Friday.
Sixteen hundred sixteen electors
rsvorcd Iho Issuance or I he bonds
and the carrying out of the plan
rostered by the city council, while
I t&tl registered opposition the
proponents lacking 'IZ'i votes of th"
necessary I wo-l h I rds. - The I ot al
vote cast wns 2772.
Oscar Berber Winner
f 'I.tSI Ciiit
111 Uiuil Vvith uuii
One to dlfficully In securlngtho
rnrreet name over mo loiepnonc
yeslerday, an erroneoits staiemeot
was made In the Kvenlng Obser
ver lo the i-rrect that P. W. Hear
den ws vlelorloiis In a civil soil,
t tscar Uerger won t be judgment
instead or Mr. Ueardeu.
BASEBALL
PAPII'IO COAST I.KAtil i:
Plutis W. I.. Pet.
San Krniiclsco ........4:i 'A' .If &
Seattle 4;l :i7 .f.3i
KiLcramento 4 I 2!l I '-i
Vernon .. 43 4" .ft I 2
Salt Lake 4 4 ,U
l.os Angeles :t7 4.'. MM
Portland nr, 4-. .444
i Oakland JM 4i .4I1
Angels K, 1cih a.
( lty iie Associated I'res;!)
At Salt ,ake .U H. M
Los Angeles I I
Suit. Ijike 3 11 2
llHlterles: Psyne and Jenkins:
M ii leu hy. M ct 'abe nd Jen k I us.
Oakw 3. Neiialnr I.
At HMeramento It. II. K.
nakland I- .On-eon.
Sarraim-nto 4 7 I j After a Kreal d'-al of errurt ol
ltaflerleH: Knuw and Kead; lite imrt or the irlub wnrUltit; In enn
nnshen and Koehb'r. jjuneilon Willi the oilur upoiiKmen'-
I ui-ffaiilzallMiH In IhlH Ket Ion of Ihe
Vernon 17, lleaeryi A. ieoontry, the Hiatr KIkIi and ilviif
Al Vernon It. II. K. j roiiiiuiKNlon have at hod larl 11m
I'urtlHnd - I" f!work of eri'-niiitr ,1 he lrri;alioP
Vernon 17 21 I dllehe leading out of Wallowa
Itallerh'ii: I vi renr.. K efe and
I'oehrane;
nah.
Slirllenback and I Iiiii-
KcaW II. fndlaiis ...
Al San I'ranclsco .1111. K.
Hcaltle f II S
Hun l.'ranelxn II 18 V
Italterl.-s: HaKby. Jones a
Uuldwln; Cicary uad Afncw.
Democratic Convention Sidelights
WlKu,4,IHU,fc imhI' "'lmrlloM
- (iovcrnor Pliarles IV.1 ItrynHy .of Nebriiska; slageM, a get-tofft'ther
willi "HitMliei luit'- diiihig ,tfHj iMiiuttTAtlr .imttntinl-.-t'tmvciiilnii.
William tleiiiilngH ltrMii' lias been ctrenietVaeHe In ctoiieiirkn
affairs anil Ijittcmor Itryun link Imvi'i iinnttnnltsl for tlir' rl
tlciicy. TIicm vas iitnrr lhaii Mt-sliig sigtiiflcnntiV hi IIm i4Hifcr
cimiv lieru .pleliut'iL .(Iiihim ) lHte'ii (ieorge Itirtinan; big lH,nto
erallc Ihwh -of ('h ten go, and Tom Taggerl, of Inillnna,": The "biff
lriiv's" bnie coiilderabb' : puwer! at tliis coiivciilloii J.st m sniue
as llicV ,liavt: had . at past ncs.j ; ! . '
ELGIN EVENT
PROGRAMOUT
KI.fHN. the. (Hjieelal lo (he Ol
wrver) Tlio complete I wu-day
program lor t in Fourth of July
eelebrat Ion' here next week has
been prepared and Is. according to
u m.a ni.WKpnirr. i'S follows:
I'lr-t luy. 1
4:00 a. in, -Sunrise salute.
U:imi a. m. Hand concert
si reel.
Athletic sportH on streeln.
IU:3 n. m. Patriotic cerc'.s--s.
Sneaking nnd music, elly park.
ll:.ti a. in.- Old setlleis gel -to-
gel Ipt ineeiing.
Picnic dinner.
l.;uu p. ui. 11asch:t grime, fair
grounds.
'2:'.'t . m. lieelug prngrani, iniv.-
ellles. wild west snoris.
ft:oo p. ui. Open air dancing,
f 'arnlval of fun.
7 : 'M p, in. Hfvlving oT the Old
Wesl. Days of '4!t parade.
7:30 p. ui. Days -of
OpeiiH. OanicH of all kinds,
try stores. Sky Ihe lliuil.
Ing.
Second luiy.
4:im a. in. Sunrise saint
Town
i 'omii-lne-
(I'ontlnued in I'atf" A)
Screenint? of Wallowa,
Lake Is Now Underway
Th- loeal Wiiiff. Kin ami l'l-.t-fool
t lob hi'f rhullvi d op alinth-r
Niiee'-Hxrul eampiilKn Ml Uh loir; HhI
tir aehcv'iii"nl8 for Ihe Im (t'-rlnir u'
r IkIi and iraiue eondllionH in eaMh rt
lake.
ln the Inst Iwo years I Imiiihs.ii.Ii
of Iront have perished lliroimli lie
draining- of the Irrlmillon .lllch.n
Jand many more would have t n
lost this y nr. The s -reens w 111 an-
nnally save many rish and eons.'-
i ii lien 1 1 V Save the slale a consider-
U. able aniobnt of money by imil.liiK
I llilnns cualur uu tliu liutclivrict).
'nnet over Mlm lrtiw flipper).
PAGEANT END
LAST EVEN NG
I'.iNlMN'. Urr. (Special lo the Oh-
server) The final show ing
Friends of Mankind." the stocl
show pageant which was .post ponei
until this week due to rain during
thn time net foror
riglnal presenla
Hon, oecitrrejl Inr last, evening
twllli a large crotl in atlendanee
1 As on the nighl prior, the pa.
gciuil delb;hled the iiudleiK'.e with
lis retillsile and bcHtiliful portniya'
of I he growing dependence or man
.upon ibmteslle animals, beginning
wilh the hue or Adam and Kve and
(descending to the modern ifny.
" The pageginl. with one exception
was precisely the same as on inurs
day evening, Th
I,a (Irunde Pham
ber or Pominerce ouartet
was u
abb
to attend and Insl'-nd. dnrllif
illie firande llonde Valb-y eptsod
ii group of cowboys, led by Tony l
ihitllh, of I'nion, satig
Chief of Police Meets
. Wilh Sctlack in'IJakcr
Kven a etth-f or pollee 1 nol
ImiiMiti" from Iraffie vlolnllon
"fiifM." Thin WJiM proved deellve
y intri:iv Who I'lhit llaynert.
hi-ad uf t In' loeal Mh-ul ha, wu
pinehed in linker I'My Tor vlolal
lii(T the parking rule, lie wiih
siiiiiiiioiM-il to app"ar before Ihe
nmnleipal eouri I lien- thin iiiorn
iiiK but he did not do mo. ImiHinuch
uh he har a firm eonvlellon that
the "Ihivm" wer- merely playing a
pniiiieal joUt- on hint.
"Mv ear wiu4 parked Jo? I like
'In- olhera marby. and. le-Mld'H, no
sIhiih were up ptohihHhiir mv
parking." the ebb f e?.plHlned. Il
alKo uaert'-d thai while be wax In
Maker, Hie faeen or the Maker po
lice were eoiittnooMHly wreathed
wilh Ninilea.
Anway. ho witn a ((od Jrke
rlunc l-'nil-.. 'I'-sil leiul.
AKIU'N ).. (Al')--Mlss lllwllil
er Wh k. rshelin, 21, t'u) a . Kalis,
iililo, and Howard II. I'alverl. Me
dina, Ohio, were killed Friday
ii Ik hi when nn airplane tlie Ctrl
wns allot Ina crashed Hino feet lo
the ground al olow AUu fltlil utar
burn.
BURNED IN
Eleven Business Housca
Wiped Out by Early ..
Morning Blaze
FIRE STARTED
IN RKSTAIIRANT
. " "
Portland, St. Helens,' As-1
tona, Liongview ana
Kelso Eire Fighters
C,,,,l r1;., TJ.tln
ovi;u xiuiii ivuui.
' .
ltAIMDIt, Ore. (Hy (he AsscM'la-
Kil 1'n-s.sl Two hloekH of llm
hiulmtvi Mi'tlon wan swept hy fire
?arly ItMlay. wlpnifr out eleven,
ImsliM-ss HoilM-9.
. i
. Tho conflagration began about
Iliro. nVloek IIiIh nnniliiir 111 Ihe
nM,,nl,r.,Mul, i-ioihlnir Klnru and
awent aolllhwnril.
Help from I'orlland. HI. Helena.
Aalorla. I.onirvlew and tho Kelao .
.lei.iLHtnenla meveiiled Iho nnllre
fliMt riletlim nf the Inwn. . i
i The, bnsinesa houses destroyed
were: l.lnemnn Departineni more,
Wale Bank ot Itnlnler, roinniorclal
jfl.ite.l, I'allrornia Hotel, Klalto I'oql
IKII, ltllllller. llakery, llullKlllnw
c'ariir ItosenbrollKh's Men's h'ur-
nishhiE store, I'Mshhaelis Men'a l''nr-
nlslilmr Bloro. Ilailer f'onrocllonery,
Tlamler Hardwaro alnre, and the
:Tfrtcrf ofTir.-rtwvwllrlr. Welsh
and Dr. l'eat. , V
. Loss Is Heavy, ";
The loss was estimated at
I ween ! 1 75,11110 and 2(ili,(ino.
be-
A debgnlion of HiiKor buHlneHU
men were in i.a i.ruiion xiwruny
RAINIER, ORE
SPECIALTRAIN
NQW ARRANGED
naklntf rim. armiiKementH for (ho ,,,..,, orrl(H.w (,M.n, m
rourtli of J y eelebrat m p;,I(II(IP nn Hmni and that the prc
held ln that clly on tho blir day. 1, (f t.hllM.w oll wUl
A apeeliil train wim proinlHed by ( hmHtltntel
the o.-W. It. & N. eoii.p.y to, ,(!,, U li-a'ry. the ieaM Injiiml
leave l.u (Irande at 7:.I0 floek on l((f t fmp mM
the inomlnK or Ihe eo.irth and wll m ft ,... r ,Mll WfM nm.
leave Maker for Iho return Ir p a n wl(,(ltt K,( nxHerteil
U o'eloek in the evehbiK. Jledneed Amin 0H.IKM Urv wnhont
n.h rr the train will amount lo WfW1l(llK w (.r ol..,MMm,
a faro and a third for the round ffjp fp fo .t W(H
'''I'- , , , ,. iMmek by a bullet when al ihc
i ne iNHiioniu n iiimi, .in,.-..., ...
of La Clraiido will be present fn
(Continued on 1'ajfe A)
Country Club "Tank"
To He Opened Sunday
Members of Ihe Im drum).' coilll
Iry elnb lire iirepurlnif lo resetn
I heir balliliiK soils rrom th 'Hat
or Ihe narrel or whalever olhet
pluee Ihey hnppi'lled lo have been
Mlored over the wilder, for the
ienln or the lank has been an
nounced for tomorrow.
Wiilcr Is belmr pumped III today
mid early swimmers will find I lit
lank mil of fresh walcr for Iheli
Mlorllllltf'S plllllKe. Allhomill Ihe
weallKT la sllll fur rrom hot H h
unite warm and the aae-old cry.
Ihe water's fine" will limlnlllilcdl)
be heard alt day lomorrovv.
I'he plenlc i;roililds adjolnllilf llie
lank are betnir cleaned up and will
lie III Knod shape for Ihe sill
imllhira In a few days, officers ol
Ihe club report.
Officers Watching for
Murderer of I-'. Mills
Jlill NTAIN llll.Mi:, Ida.. (Hie
ellil) - Idaho peace officers I'Vidav
iiIkIiI were watchlnic all rou.ls anil
eotnlillll Hi'' country ror a War
siiloinolille, "Washlnulon slale II
eeme number 2ir-41!K. Ihoualit lo
bear Ihe slayer of Kiirmly Mills, lr,
of t42K 1-2 West l-'orl y-Kiulil b
street, Keatlle, whose sllll warm
body wns found by I li" roadside
three miles wesl of Mimlllaln
lldine l.'rlduv mnrlitiiir al 10:15
o'clock. I'as-liir lourlsls found
the body and reported al o lo
Kli'-rlrr Arthur Hlevous. or Kluloie
coiinly. whri broiiKht Ihe body lo
Mountain Home. He had been
shol twice, one bullet Jusl Ifrazlim
Ihe head. Ihe oilier, which appar
ently caused death, enteritis the
rlKht temple and crashlnur throiKch
the brain. Ilioisl was sllll riowlmi
! from the wound wliva tlie Uod
I tuuad.
i Chances For
Victory Are
Much Better
Changes in Line-Up of
Pirates Will Increase
Their Strength in the
Walla Walla Game.
(Itjr SctMip)
Iji Grumle'fi uhancen o'. defeat
Iiik Wullu Wullii hero lonibrrow af.
leinoon ItMproved Krenlly. Willi the
allured lineup that Speu Keene,
rate manager, nnuoilnced yeulnrdny.
I no changed were: benchins
Ti'-ixu". I'-rt n-ii.'r; i.ihcIiik cur
rord, center fielder, ut Hee.ond and
jlliovlllB iluvlB lo !ho oulfleld.
Th" ""-'ii"n m iraiKihen
uii Aiexun.iHr. oni.i!,,,.,! ni n...
vl" ln tM- i'i"o in ma i.y
'""a unwn PHM III" Infield will
K,.t uwuy. All three men are mire
eulehen and In addition, tho trio haA
'"' hlltlnir ahoiit Jul) all seaaon.
t'"llnmn and IJavlH am hilling over
"'' "" mark and Kb la not far
"'
l astrp lllflel.l.
;ilfrord will fill Iho place lefl
vacant by bavin al second banc In
"' Bliape. I'llffilrd la raster lhan
lavl and la prohahly auror In re
ceivmic. tie la naturally an Inrield
I'"')" r, Hiiyiiow, uyu anomn no per
'etly at home al aeconil baao.
Mench will pMeh and Poleraon
mil caieii anu. u me writers viowa
l,ro orlh anylhlng. Uencli will hurl
" -m-i.. a- " '
"""i '"r i"'ncn a v ip lias
'""'n du" 10 llu'k "' ""I'Port and
nesiuea, .Mini can oiuiiin a kooii
plleher for eiudim np when he Is
purpetuully ufruld tluit If the bat
ter doea loneli his offering, some
one nmy muff ii, Willi butler sup.
port bu should tirn In a gmne Hun-
' (Coiitlntied n I'uge (I)
BULLETINS
I'Ont MUX 1M KNKI.
' SIOATTLI;, Mash. (Al) Vtmr
limn were wverely bnrnnl when
(tbe'. nIhII Kuan! cotter Areata.
Midi Iiik rum HiiniKKH'rw. lereHt a
(tnsolinn tank or a :tn-fol laiineli,
the M-77A, IH inllen liortli of hot'.
I 'lii n4 of tlio four were wounded)
iiIno by ImlletH front rifle. The
fCH"olliie lank In tlio inirHWHl oraft
'blew up when a liot from the Ar
rala'H oiie-iHMind icen went Ihrotiifh
- ,, .,, ,,, ,..... tiM.i, f.M,
. . ,.. f h hiiiiin.il
into (he bay when the lank blew
up anil wl I be hoai aHre. The Ar
eata went ttlonuslde nntl O'lrf'ary.
uoundeil hi Ihe h'z, ihHKKel V.rnlv
daekMiii, who hml lt'ii hit hi Ihe
bain) by n bullet and w tim-on
KeioiiM, alHiaril Ihe ruiter. The Ar
eata pleked up May SIiik anil Moy
Vik, blneHe, from tho water.
I'os'ioi rici: i'iiis-r-t'i,Ass
WAHIIINfi'l.ON. (Al') Till, ail-
iiikI reailjie-liiienl or Hisliiiasler's
Nnlnllcs, crfccllvo .Inly I, found SO
orrlci-s advanced to first cla-w flinn
sci'oml class and S.'tfl ofrh-cs ail-lanci-il
to second class.
Anioiur tlie sciimd clnss iifflcra
nilMliici-il In rirst class Im Im (Jraiide,
oi-cuon.
TAIil.N TH IIDSI'ITAIi.
Mrw. I'. V. Itunlluir was lakon
lo Ihe Claude Honile .hospital to
lay for a minor operation.
Serious Forest Fire r
Season Is Forecast
MiltTI.ANi. Me., (Hpeeial) Ihe fo h-hIh Mwarmlhi? with travel
A It hIkiim point lo hii exlremely j cr, It .)-. Imprnetleablo to oBiitlon
riotia foreHi rh'" aeaHon in ure -
Kim and Wnshlnl-loll," Is Ihe stale
inenl or A. O. Waha, ais'slant dls
lllel forester, of tlie I'orlland of.
flee. "Tho pi.-clpltullon Is away
below normal and the relatively
hlBli temperaiures that have pre
vailed slne.i.lhe latter part or Ap
ril, toKOlher Willi periods or low
hiiimlillly, have thoroui-lily dried
out llm forest, cow ,'rr--ri'jua.Uon
now, especially ul "t
IlldeH, presenlM CO.' afl-
llke IIiomo durliift
worst month for tires."
Tlie h'orest Hervli-e askl for the
slliiorl tilld cooperation of, the
public In prevenMn-r man caused
fires. "Kven with such rrtstrlctlve
measures as may bo adopted, the
cooperation of all people) Who tra
vel in the forests Is essenttiil. With
HmUvU tire urutuvUva loivua, ami
. r
LIT
DEMOCRATS
M SEA Oil
Resolutions Committee
Failed to Reach Agree
ment Last Night :
W. J. BRYAN TO
SEEK SOLUTION
League of Nations Plank
Disposed of; National
Referendum Is Sug
gested. V
MOW VOItK. (Hy Die AssoHal
eil ' 1'ithp-) OenKM'riMte ledml
railed to rccraiofle their dltrerene
es over Hie Ku Kln Klan ami in
avoal ait open fllllit on the floor.
Itnlnhrtilue f 'olbv, fumiep He. -rotary
of statrt lian be.'n wHeelel lo
iiHMlmt llm nun flfclit for Iho '
name. William Jennings Bryan ap
peared Ihe likely leader of llio rlr
ineiit thai wants only lo put m Uio
platform a irrnerai rearrirmation
f ,. principles ol rellglotul liber-
(
In the I'oiniiilller itobatc, Bryan.
salil hp ilhl not believe Uie klan
was a iMHieasary or a - prrmancni
Htr alligation and that If Inrlnslon .
of tlie nanw of I'.io Invtsitile Km.
kljt li nlatr.M.. IM I I 1 I...
wnulal mult m wreH Mt (mil.
wrallo rwj.'-tr If IIM)
klan waa uamM llm ' ttntuamilu
liart y wonkl nam lo aalsi as a '
lltlcal eiiUly and wwld Iran) thn
country wilh rl talon a eiilrf a).
aim, - .'"'1
ieontn Hrmnan, 4itrf of Iha II
llnois ileh'Katkai, oon of I lie larg-
(Continued oa pax () ' .
GET PHOTOS
r
No doubt the greater share of
the readers or Iho Kvenlng Obser
ver derive much enjoyment and
news value from thn NKA. service
nlintnirranhs whic.li arfi featured
by this newspaper. Keeently, aev
end scoops have, been printed in
picture ronn due lo tho service
includlnir pictures bf .. candldnttn
and views or Ihe hir political con
ventionsboth at Cleveland and
New York. V
Now comes the report, rrom the
NI-'A service, thai an air rotitis will
be started July I rrom the eaat to
Hall Uike t'lly. which will speed
up Ihe arrival In IJ1 Orande of the
jnews art II hours. Which means
that pictures from Ihe east wtirna
received here in nearly nan in.
llin.j ordinarily required.
The NliA. aviators will place tho
plclures In the mall ul Hull Ijiko
t'lly and rrom that point lo tJV
fHiiliile, the I'nlled Htnles mull
will trunsliort them,
Sugar Magnate bead t
In San Franciscf
HAN KKANl'lHOO (Af) Adolfl
11. l-Jpreekes, sugar maRnatei died
at hin homo hern today.
. peronany uu 01 uirao. inv-iuit
ahoiit earn with their camp urea
nnd in tnnoktiiK:."
oh(, llavr I'criiiits. " ,
Mr. Wuha announced that,, cam p
fire permltH will bo required on nil
National Kon-sta !n tre(fon and
WnHhliiRtou during thin 80 son.
The reqnVement littn been effect-.
I vii in rewtrletlnff tb number, of
flren eiiUMed by eumper8.:6ret oT
fleera report. ,
"When flnw eanwit ;by mnokew
reprem-nt approxlniHtety 26 per
eent of thr? total number of foreM.
rinn I hat oeenrred 111 Oregon and
WiiHhliiKlon In 102S, It Ih time not
only to uric the peoptn who go In
to l lie wiiwi ia. ii" t-nrr-i ui wi ip
thrlr clgarrltes, etffurit, I inalehes
und plpo oBhca. but t6 prohibit ab-
(CuUtlUUtci uu fuyu 4,
BUM