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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S " LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT F'ACIES ltDAT CITY EDITION The Weather PORTLAND AP) Fair "tonight and Tuesday, VOLUME XXII. member associated prem ; .LA GRANDE OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 7, 1924. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 232 mmtmt 19AID)00 LOSE If If IE g Hunt's Daily Letter (By IIAHHV D. lll'NT) JCKW YUKK (NKA Hpeclul) isy distinguished visitor lo New York during- tho Democratic con- ' ventlon who didn't try to get spc . ciul pussc to Madison Kiiuuru Gar den and who evaded, rather tliull flight, tin- spotlight, was lliram W. Evans, Imporlul Wizard of tlio Ku Klux Ktun. KvuriH, visiting tho convention city incognito, registering as one of a "parly" with friends from Washington, 1). v.. was more com pletely shrouded from slKhl during the convention than he would )iavo .been weuring the cap and sown or Ills mystic order. But ho kept in close touch Willi the proceedings by radio, imnlcu larly during tho fight to name Urn klan specifically in the platform denunciation .of organizations fos tering rcllfiious anil racial hatreds. Evans, who is a dentist and ouce pulled teeth down In Texas for ;t living:, occupied a suite of five rooms at an up-town skyscraper hotel close to the center of polit ical activities. Not so exclusive In his rlanniah nesg was Walter bosserl, klan grand drugon or Indiana, and Im perial Organizer for the Kluxers In 20 oilier stales. While he didn't attempt to gt chummy with the Al Hniith dele gates, nor' even call on 1'nltangull of Maine or Qlliglcy of Massachu setts to convert them to his opin ion of the klan as an institution. ho did browse uboul a brt and give Inlerestcd New Yorkers an oppor- I tunity to Huo juHt wtiat u real live, rictdi-and-hlood klunsmun looks like. They saw, in IloHtiert, a smiling, pleasant, Bmooth-havtn Runt of the traveling salcaman type. A hit Inclined to stoutneHS, he carries ii I ho an atr of proHperlty and huc cesH, aa thottgh ho had made, a go ut Belling his line and had cashed - In a comrorlablo competence in so doing. Before he took up IiIh organ izing luhora for the klan, HohhitI was a small-town lawyer In Indiana.-, HI firm experience, in of ganlzutlon work was In helping Will . HayN overhaul and gel In running order the O. O. 1. ma- (ConMnnort on Dasrn ft) T J. 1'. riilllam, preHldi'tit I J. G. Carson. asHlslant to the 'president and ,!olin Hoevig, of tho Soevhr and Miskox company of Milwau kee, ar due to arrive in Grande about Thursday on their annual lnnpeellon of the Kaslern Hn-KTon IJjrhl and J'owi-r coiu pnny. The orrteialH. on their annual Inspection, will thoroughly luvestl Kale conditions of the 10. O. I, i J'. ronipiiny'K plant from Dlive ?)ke lo Klc'n. OFFICIALS TO GT PLAN President 's Son Very Near the Final Step WASHINGTON (My the Assocla-j led l'ress) t'alvln ("oolldge, Jr., ' son of the president, was described i Sunday night as "very low." after a consultation of physicians. - 11 was admitted tho 10-year-old boy was losing ground In his bat-; tie against septic poison which has ravaged his body for four days. The disease had reached sueh n stage Sundajiight that medical aid almost was despaired of. President and Mrs. Coolidge.and their elder son, John, were at tin bedside while close at hand were Krank W. Stearns, close friend ot the president, and K. T. Clark, per sonal secretary to the president. It Wis the Intention of all of them to remain throughout tho night. It was - understood that an ex- treme remedy was attempted Sun day night but official confirmation was lacking of reports that a blood I ransf uston had been made. 1 in the evening John ('oolldge and H'Tretarv, Clark returned to the While House but whether belief that the most critical moments would not lie reached for some time - was not Indicated. IMiyjelaiu Consult, Onring the day and night several consultations wre held by the phy sicians at the Walter lteed-. Army hospital, where the boy was taken Saturday and operated upon In an effort to arrest the course of the Infection. 1-ate Saturday It was ad mitted that he could get no worse and the word coming from the cv nlng consullalion was inlerpreled aa even more grave. The disease, currying with It n i,i-h rvi-r. has run unchecked for four days and the boy's conatitil- Kneoiirageinent grew, however,! Hi-cond gam. It. II. K. Hon was about exhausted Hunday, when, during the day he begun tofl.os Angeles 1 4 0 night. irrst a little easier, but lutein Ihe Keattle 2 5 1 John foolldge und ri.-cretury jday a leHs optlmistlc .view was tuk- Itatterlea: Craudall and Jenkins; I'lurke tttrc later vuuiuiviwd lo thelen ol bis cvudltlvu. tJtll. UrvgK auit Valdnia. . M M MM "Baiicr" Kudeen and UV t Newest Japanese Invasion Ml 0 DC UnilUIUniLU ' (Johorts To imi UUUUL IIUIIHU IIIIIIL RELEASE All But McAdoo Free Voters Sunday to Clar ify the Suitation .' WESTERNER WILL FIGHT TO FINISH Supporters of Californian Kenew Pledges to "Stand Unflinchingly'1 for His Nomination. MOW YOIIK (lly Hie Associated Press) Willinin (i. Mi-Ailoo, last nlalit actipteil the proposal of tin ''' , ,T l'"-""""" en.iif hut wilh the irmlnlon (lint ihv unit riilp aitri (ho two-lhlrilM rule hr. la repealed. Attempla u rt tvv the pniMsal ( the rules com mittce today, U-0 by MfAiloo men, was defeated by a large vole. NKW YOIIK (By the Associated I'nwH) Klfleen of Mia 1fi candl- date; for the Democratic prosiden- tial nomination Sunday approved a statement declaring each wil lingly released ail delegates coin mltted to hint "aa completely as i( his name had been withdrawn from the convention." The only Kinal lire ni Using- was that of WlMftim O. McAdoo.-" ; : Klfteen approving- the declara tion which originally pni forward at a meeting- of representatives of minority candidates . include Al fred Kmith of New . York. , who with Mr. McAdoo, stands as lead ers among the candidates before the convention. The representa tives of t lie 1 4 "minority" can didates first affixed the signatures of their principals and then Gov ernor Smith personally placed' his signature upon the document which hud been drafted In the form of a resolution for presenta tion lo the convention. It reads as follows: Resolution and Statement. "Mi-solved, (hat the time hus nr- (Cnnttnned on oaee 5 Guardsmen Will Hold Smoker This Evening Following the regular drill pe riod tonight, the ai Grande mill of the National Guard will hold a smoker In the Kugles hull begin ning rrntmhly nhout 0 o'eloek. CulNin t'oollilge, Jr.. In rrloiiKl- 111. Thin ili-t uri- wiik runtii-.l lo tin ICvrnlng Oliserv.-r vlu air mull. linHpiluI URHill. Arriving, Ki-erelury flarki- salil t hi! fact Unit they were back pliow t thut "Ihlngs were very serious." Tin- patient r.'t-ovfreil from the erreem of the unai-allledea ailminis- t.-rei Kuf unlay night, when he sul- i milled loan operation In an efrort ' check Ihe disease, but his gen - - eral condition at flint soinewhal belter, then became slightly worse. DEI FLiftTES IS , I 1 IIoMmH hair lias (milled Ituth NHi a jear's cM'iises nt ,iv Kmi Aicili'iiltiiral lolliw, a hunk fS'oiiiit, and many customers. Ilert wilh ciirliiiu; Iron and sliears, nIic- took three ' lessons last vacation, ami Is putting Mer selr tliroiiKli scliiHil with none or the usual student worries ri(tnnlliiK finances.; ., THIRD PARTY GRIST GRINDS (CLKVKLAMi (Uy the Aasoel- ated Press) The ullitiule lo be taken by I he Socialist parly of America town id tho pri'slileiitai eandldRey or I'nlled Wales Sena tor Itoberl M. la Kolletto and the relations, of this part)- lo the con ference foil proK-resslvo liolilienl action, came sharply lo Ihe front at the start here Sunday of that IContlnued on dak-a r) BASEBALL I'ACIFIC COAST I.KAt; t 'lubs w. I Ki-attle .. .....'..51 ll i;i; l'ct. .5011 .lino ..Mi 5 .4:ir. .4H4 .44. .47 1 .430 san l-'ranetsco Sacramenio .. ....f.l . ....48 ....4li ...44 ...,4r. ...44, ....411 Vernon , 1'orllund .. .. Salt IjiUi: Oakland ., li Anfreles Neuls (l-ll. Porlland ll-.'l. I'"irst Kiune , It. H. K. San Kranclsco (I fi ' I'orlland , : II HI I Itattcrics: Scott. Hunter anil Aa llew; Vai-Kas, Leverenn and I'ocli ran. Second Bame It. H. K Siin l''ranclsco n 3 ll Portland .. .: 3 III 'II llalterlcs: Wllllains. . Sh.u mil Yelle: Yarlsou and Daly. lly defeating San Kranclsco Iwice y.aterduy Ihe I'orlland club made it six out of seven wilh the lead ers und also Jeopardized III.- Seals itrlp on first plac. Scuttle, by win ning a doiible-hesiler. cllnibed Into a tie fur first placj. ' Kppn 2-1, fukH 0-'-. I'TthI rhiiip t. If. ! Knit jikp ; 2 7 4 Oakland 6 10 I HaltfriPH: Mtilpahy. (VNpIH und f'plprs: Kochlf-r and ilpad. Hecond gamp It. H. K. Halt Ijikp , 4 9 t Oakland .. ., 2 7 Ii Haltprli-a: Kallio and Cook; Kunz. und Itpad. ' Si-iiiiIoi-s Tigerx :t-tf. l-'iint ganii! It. H. K. iSJierHiiielilo '. 2 , I Vernon Jul) lliitlerlea: Hull anil Kelmng: llry- an mid Hannu.h. Hecond game It. II. I-;. S'leraniento 3 9 1 Vernon 2 9 I llalleries: Trough and Hehalig; Taenia and Whitney. fKleven InninKH). , . AlllteU il-l, IllillailM 11-. I'lrsl gam. It. H. K. 1 1. Angeles a li 2 'aealtle : II IS 1 j itatterlea: Hoot. Itemaey and Xannic: llarl.y and f. Haldwln. Rud een and Cohorts 7 o Stand Trial Three Judges Decided Today That Indict- Mnents Will Not . Be Quashed. PORTLAND, Ore. (Ily the Asso ciated Press) Former Commission ;or Kudeen and other defendants in 'the case ftrowini? out of the county brldite liivesliKRIIon will ko lo trial. :accordtnff to an en banc deeision by Juda-es Kfapleton, Taxweli ' and IlcVitt on the defense 'motion that' the IndietllientB be quashed. I The defense contended the In'-' -dlcfment was Invalid because the district attorneys names did not appear on them and Assistant At torney cfeneral Moore had no au thority to' sign tho Indictments. SAN KIIANOIHCO ( Hy tho soelate.l l'ress) T.n rlr. In n... Sequoia national forest and one III the Tahoe national forest, were out of controL Sunday und the ""' "" w" ,, , 1 e.. ... "" "..i iu..m ... Jnl e' Ur" C '" , . . The Tahoe fire seemed p be the most serious..' The small sei tlement of Sattlfy. Vnl., wan re ported burning Hi in day afternoon. The flr wan creeping Into Hlrrra vultoy,' menaclnjf muny raut'li en. II has titartcd In Yuha pu.s More than 300 tmn wprn flglitltifj' doflect it from Bh'rra vullcy. i iitl-; mi;a i;s sattij:y NKVAI.A CITY, 4 "ttl. (Al' l'lrc cropping in from tho Tahoe mil tonal forowt dt-Htroypd outlying huitdlnga In th town of Hatlloy Sunday, nid report n rpppvd hprp, but (he main part of the town was uuvpd. MA l,Alli;.N AT KI SIIIMOTO KKKHIMOTO, Japan (Hy the Associated Press) A. Sllllirt Mne- liren, the British aviator on it u-nrl.l rillrltt nrriv.. here nl K.I.M j o'clock Sunday afternoon. Ho hud j received a aupply of Kasollne from ' a Japanese naval utrpinne which went to his aid when he was fore- ed lo land nt Husaml, 2& miles! from here, because his fuel sun-! ply ' was exhausted. Mncljtircn, who is accompanied by I wo otliei fllers In the same plane, left Ka- Koshima nl 7 o'clock Sun. lay j mornlllif. He plans to colli Inue his flight to Kasumigaura Mou-1' lay. Vl;. IN NAli;il I'KIMIDIt PKKINO (Al')-t-l'resiilnnl Tsiliu Kan Is reported to have submit - ted to parliament tile nomination of W. W. Yen for premier. lloctor Yen wus minister of air- ripiiltui-p iuwI pomnirpp in . tho puhtnpt of PrPnilPr Hun ruo-hl whipli rpHlrnpd a few day uko. It 1h aKHunnil that IT Ihe uppoihl mpnl of )olor Ypii Ik approved thero will hrr praptlpully no pIuiiik In the othur pahtnol posti, wUom tnpumhpnta huvp rmuln''d In oT ficp t'inporarlly. Ir. VL K- WpllinKton Kim, Ihv forplKn nilnlBier. Iiiim Ippii actliiK an prpmlpr Klnpp the rptlroiiMiii of Bun Ialo-(,'hl. TIMBER BUMS ill Mini Late News Flashes ! i . AIHMKN KKACII PKRSIA. CHAHUAR, rei-Hia (Al'). The American world' fliers arrived today from Karachi, on their way to Hcndaiaha-ssji. WOl.'LI) (Jl'ASII INDKTMKNTS. ' WASHINGTON (AP)A motion was filed in the District of Columbia supreme court today by K. L. Doheny and E. L, Dohcny, Jr., to quash indictments returned against them as the result of the senate oil investigation. FKW KIRKS IN OKKGON. ' SALKM, Ore. (AP). Although weather conditions in Oregon are marked by exceedingly dryness, Slate Forester Klliot reported today that no bad fires are ' burning and that all are under control. . The Gcrlingcr. fire in. the Rock creek country, Polk county, is practically extinguished. ': ' Fire at Vicnsi Benton eounljyis reported to be Out. S THIRD SEMI-FINAL Oregon Aggie Runner in France Qualified for Final Event Today 400 METER HURDLE RECORD BROKEN Harold Osborne of the Illinois A. C. Won Run ning High Jump Today at Six Feet Six Iinches. OLYMPIC STADIUM, Co lonics, France (By the As sociated Press). Harold i Abrahams, British star sprinter, won the final 100- meter race. Charles Pad As-irWlr i,f Tvw, A 1 .., . e.reo, . moo fifth. '"'VMIMO STAIH:M. I'oloinbes. I nline. ,(ly Hut Associated PresN) ' S"" ' I"1"'' 'cm" IHdanil Halay. Itobert Le- K,.n of s.warki j ur,k (u. u.(Hia MW1-. , t. , j Willi 7.7 nirtprs, (hp rfiulvalinit of --; feci liKl.PH, tMkiitx tlrtH plwv. OIjYMPIo KTAIiK;M, Oolombra, Kninpp (tiy iho Aiwoclatetl Prow) liny Itodgp, of tho Orpfton Ac rlritlliiriil poIIpk-p, wiw ftrnt In the MM) mplpi-a third KPml-finul today in tho Olympic Track and Kleld chttiuplonKhipH. IIIh timo woh 1 mlniiPa 57 a-5 Hfconda K. MorKiin Taylor, of Grlnnnll, won thu 4oft nu'ler low liurdlPft film I in thp npw world's fpcord li hip of f2 3-5 Bi'conds. Harold Hhornp, of I he Illinois AihtMip cluh, won Dip running high Jump, of 0 fpcl 6 inchca. , ' O'l'pl'il Seoti h Soldiers Mnke l'irst f'lass Textiles ' WASHINGTON. ( AP) A woolen mill operated solely hy disabled soldiers und sailors, hus Just been established In KdlnburKli. Scotlund, the commerce department has been """,. , uoiiuej. The experiment, wliich resulled In the establishment of the mill, was slarteil In 1'Jlfl, and since then jl.us proveil beyond a doubt that J limbless men ure employable, and . an tulle Ihelr place in tile labor iinnrket. The factory produces jcouls. travelling- rugs. scarfs, I'vee.ls, and other materials, which un- Hold In competition v,Mh olhPt llllllM. .M.ltKi;r OI'OTATIO.NK. I'OUTI.ANl), Ore. AI') ('atllP Hipafly to 25 pen I lower. 1ork Htrong to 25 pi'nlH hltrlipr. Khepp Nttady. I-krh and huitr ntpady. (in) I erf nt (Portland ) HtPttdy. 1 1 iiUcrf at ( Ha n KrunclHco 4 'A Pt'lltH. 4 " h : ...i ........Kininin uiu nns sunt out tlio Japanesol hut a now laiHinesn InfliMiiie has made Its a)Mai-auoo on tlio caniDua or Whltniaii uulverslly, Walla WiUIn, Wash. Pm-klca and ran. hum aren't oclna; worn there this year, and tho co-eds lutve blossometl out Willi I lie quaint Japanese arasols, plillired hero with Dorothy Apiileaatu of Portland, Ore., ana Wllma WIHlo of keiinenhk, Wash. WALLA WALLA WINS SUNDAY BliUO SIOf.NTAIN Im Omnde Walla Wallj. ... Pendleton ' Dayton Pasco .. ......n'.....:.... i,i:a(;i i: VV. U l'ct. .Ill 2 .lit ,S 9 -Hf.il .8(11 .367 Milton ?'ffwwill(lf.i, IP , S86 ' Kim (lay 11480118. At La Qrando: Ia Orandn 0, Milton-Krppwatpr 0 (game forfeit ed by Mllton-Frpewutur'a with drnwal front paguj. : At. Walla Walla; Walla Walla 8, I'pndlpton 2. At l'aifco: No rrporta of acorn. Whtlp La. Orando waa Idle Hun- day. Walla Walla ran truo to form and dpfeatPtl I'pndlpton ivt Walla Walla In a onp-nldpd gain". The final acore waa 8 to a for tho bpam. i Only ono gamn now roinalna be- I Torn the a'Hflon officially cIohph and the odda are that Walla Wal- I la and I.h flrundn will atHI he tlPd I for rirNt placo. ,a Clrnnde will play Pcndlpton, In 1hlrd place, here npxt Hunday, and Wal I it Wal lu will go to Imyton. iiayton, who, In now connidprpd the owripr of a danK'Toun tHni, wilt give the. & para a harder: run for thplr monpy than- the Huckarooa will give thn Plrati-M, fiLim hpllpvo, hut evpn no, Walla Walla Hhotild win. In all likelihood, If the aeaaon pndH In a draw, Wlalla. Walla and Im Grandp wltl play a three-game hltIph for the pennant, onn game here, one (hero and onn In Pen dleton, , , The fight for third placp. he twepn Imyton, PaHco and IN'nilhf ton. In atlll undecided and next Hnnday'H. gauipa will prohnhly di; cide that. Pawo. who wiut aplicd nh'd lo play Mllton-Krepwatpr. will hp thp third team to rnpelvo an "Idle victory", and that may give hPr the prign In the raci;. IiA (.ItA.MH; TltlMS HAKi;it Although llaker uprung a aur- prlwo July 4th and look the PI- ratujt Into camp 6 to I, the, I. a CI rand era rarnn hack Halurday and howed l hp Itaker nine who wan who and why, Hlaughttrtng them U to with puhp. Kppc Kepne pltclwd and I uriiPd In a Vfiry ciPditahle game, allow- (Continued' on Pago 2) Phymerc Kinj? Fobcs Prnvpu Wnrltiv ftii-r IIOT IvAKK fHiH'iiiul) 1'hy- iti're hint lohin, pn-wnt Hlro of tin MolMli'ln puri'liri'dH owin-d ly r. W. T. I'hy, In 'not on(y a prlxo win n I ntc Hlmw nrilmal hut thn re- profluctT of prood Hlork. Thin fart linn h'-n proved In llm piiHt month since tin- freHhonlns uf lliu flrut , hHrT nlr.d hy hint. , TIioiikIi barely (iiutUrylrifr for thf Junior two year old cIohh, HiIh hclfcr. Phynifro iMcrrpdoH Matu dpr. Kuye In thirty duy lf73.0 poundH or milk with 6.7 or huttor. Th fiurt that Imt dam him novcr hiM-n aa notwort hy ua muny or tho Phyuinro anlmu!n In thouRht to h 'Hplcla1 proof of Um Ino Hol Hlnhi h( ruin In riiyintTo King Kdhr. The herd aire waa hlnmidf alrvd hy Curnutlon King Mutudor, lr. Phy'tj famoiia lao.oou hull. HIh dam In Koh I'antlau Ltongriuld, holder. jrftHrM' alato ' rncordH and .prurient ,(4mmploi lu the nunlor four ytar old cluuS. , . e . jrxrr-a i J XTRA vavsa coomix;k impkovkd. WANIIIN;to.. (AP) The loat point or gravity was rpaplml Ihla aftvriKMm In (ho vonditlun or Cal vin Coolldgu, jr., wuffprlng from blood poisoning at Uia Waller Read Army boapttal. Th yoiing patient pulled through ' a i rltlc-al period irly thlM morning wltpu his Hfc waa In balance1, . ' thmni Unit fiM tmtti( mtHi cbtU ed from an nilhilulng room laal night whTi ft waM feared tho bojr was alamt lo die. At midnight oxygen waa administered and a blood transfusion mtorted to. Two enliNted men or the: hOHpltat vol unteered. , Young Calvin' fever ascended during tho night to a point wlwro life waa coiiNldered almont liiipoa alblo and his remarkablo rally waa regarded aa ono of the oecurreneoN In medk'al practice which happen only on rare oecaalona. Ilia fever had abated considerable today but la m( III very dangeroua. IH'Hnltp this tho boy retained a clear ndnd. CHERRY PICKING AT FULL STRIDE AT THE COVE NOW Cherry picking Is on In earnest at cove now, according to reports. The workers are now busily at tacking the fruit In tho largur orchards after spending noma time Inst week in harvesting the cher ries thut ripened'. thicker than th.i mnjorlly or tho 'crop. A fair yield is assured for tlio orehnnllHtH thin year. Finland Takes Early t Lead In Olympic Games ('OI.OMMKB, Franco (By i thel or r'tir.ni. ...v.. Associated 1'resa). Haclng over u iii i.lily track to a world's record and athletic glory, thut will go down nulling tin, greatest of all times, Willie Itltola, sturdy limbed l-'lnlsh product of America's run ning school, Hunday brought tho opening competition of tho )9;4 Olympic track und field chain- I pionahipa to a clllnnx with u gnat triumph In tho lu.auo-nietur run. or 40,000 Kltoln, inir v iivinr . i h a i i.v r,..n- "r.. "' I victory thut gavo hln native coun- try, linlnnd.-a flno nturt toward ItH hid ror tho Olympic (rowit In whlirh now womif to ho a battlo wit'i the Tnlled Htatoa. HHolu'a victory kuvh Ktnhiiid a rlean awm'p In tho find, day's rinal, for In tho Javelin throw. lh only othir vent concluded. Johnny Myrru, iho veteran Olym pic champion, defended thn Hpeur tnHKlnK til In hy vonoucrlnv thu Americana and Hwudea, hia only i t al couipalltora. riiiiu I'llit t n so I 'oli itH. Th' ftrat two placna, tottn tit er with rourlh placo hy Kg-vlxt. In Iho juvelln und third and fourth place. In thn 10,000 ninterc )y IterK and Hlplla, the other Klnnltdi dlntanrn atarH, counted up for tho llttln Hcandlnuvlun nation a total of 30 polnta a, command Ing hud over ita neareat rival. Hweden, which gathered In !l polnU. Tho United Mtatea, duo to good showing, of Urn - javelin throwei'H, K. Oherta, Notre Uatne, and VUllum NvufIdt, UuKerelty OF DESPOfJ COIJIItlUES Eighty-Third Vote Today ' finds McAdoo and Smith Deadlocked SYMPATHY SENT TO COOLIDGES McAdoo's Counter Pro posal Freeing Dele-; gates Not Referred to Committee. MADIHOST sullARR ninnvv New York. (Bjr Auoclated Press) . Hie convention lain irwi .in... a motion br Fornwr flAwmm nil. liirlBl, of Florida, upholding- tlio ifnolmion by the 16 minority can didates holding tliat all delcirates should be released. McAdoo' conn- , ler nroposal did not come np for a ote. This followed three ballots jbn ' which McAdoo lost steatllly. Mis Rourl, Wjoinlnc, Virginia, Ohla lioma and Mississippi deserted him'. In the eifhty-thlrd ballot ' Mc Adoo had drounnri a lit . ami.i. had 868, Glass T, Davis 71 H. Un derwood ii and the other were pracucanr unenanced. Thn convention ajflnuvnMl .mill elht-thlrty o'clock this evening... ... v. i" ., i j. ; . .... klll)nn .n.ul.. ... - ----- w.. umt ujtnuun. ow lorn, t ay Associated Press) Jlrushlng aside pending proposals for suspending (he rule and to re. leuso dolegates, th Demooratio na tional convention today went back to dreary balloting, i The nroDOsltlon nt n.n is lly candidate, Including Smith, of releasing their delegates and the countor proposition by McAdoo,' (Contlnned on hare HV TO PIONEER MEET, The Sons and Daughters of Un ion County pioneers will meet Wednesday, July , at S o'clock In tho afternoon at the city hall to arrange for thu Thirty-Fourth Annual pioneer meeting and the election of officers, according to an announcement, today by Kate Hanley, secretary. .' ' ; . Tlio annual meeting is ched-' tiled to bo held July 17th. fifth. h ... .J.". "T" anJ IIOIUS -llliru nlacn with .1. points. . Illtola's ninrvelo-js vieinetf ... the climax of tho day. In whlcu the Americans, who did best In ine trials, qualifying four men each ror the semi-finals In tho inu-meter dash .ana 800-niet.T run, und thrno each In tho hlitij Jump und the 400-meter hurdle Uilola covered the distance In no UUU8 uc u row WfckH uro. .i AfttT "haklnir off his moat hm. fferoim rival, Wldo, of Hwed.-n, Itltola, Hpread-caRlod lh field ami finlahed nearly mt yards ahad of Wide, J'auvon Urmiinl, tT'-ui-eHt of all Klnlsh athleteii, waa withdrawn, hut two olher Kinn-s ll'iff und v.lpllu, ruptured lltiit and fourth places, with two Hrii lh runnem, laper und Uritton, In fifth und rdxth plucen. All four American nturtii'S wtio lapped hy Itltola, tho ftrnt Aim r -fan to riniHh hnlnir Vnrno If. Ifoolh, JuhnH Jlopklns unlvoraHy, who wuh far In thn ruck a hio and a quarter hehind the winner-. Myrru 'a winning throw of tho Javelin waa 82.96 ineterH, wpilv alent to nearly 207 feet. Ilnland, however, failed III ItH expected clean-up, landing hut ono othvx place, fourth. i V. 8. In (iootf Foailkm. - Allhnilh ht-f inrv of tho coIorru, tmurunil day of nea.ty . f hourm of co,npetltlon amoi.g h athlett)IJ ot 0 nutlow .triv, j ; . , . . ' ' j I (CootiDUed 00 VAX 6) PLAN FOR