La Grande evening observer., July 14, 1924, Image 5

Monday, July 14, 1921. .
PAGE FIVE ? ,
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
cgNewJbBTl C1PERS MM
July -14 Annual, Wins,
anil Fleet foot fish rii,l.
'In
July 17 Union County ,lu.
ummT uiiuuul niVollnn huic.
On Vai ullmi
Jtivei'i'liil anil Mid. u, W.Junea
left this iiilei-noon ror a Iwo wi't'lix
vacallon lrll on (In- linnaliu. Itev.
crenil Lnpluiui will preaeh in tin''
t'hi'Mian church during Air. Joins'
absence.
Mk: rolsoni'il Hut Kaviil . v '
Saturday nlBllt aoluc oni' polm.n
rd llio HoMton lillll owned ly W. A.
Itcnlinnt. Although lln- iIuk was
near dculh. efforts to aave his Im
proved surct'Hsf ul.
rut root -
Owen Price, while ul the roun
try chili Hwlinnilnir ycHlcr.lny, cot
IiIh foot. Till! Injury whs prompt
ly attended to, two glitches boiii"
neccifc;ary to closi' the wound.
Itl'illl-IH'll to Portland-
Potior and Mrs. M. .K. Hall anil
their two daiiKlilcrs who have been
visiting here for several days ri..
turned to their home In Portland
tills morning, They have been
gtuyliiK ut the Foley hotel.
'I'o ('oniliirl Classes
M. H"llll,er,. of the rlrui' ol
.,,.,,., .,,,9,,, ,, vvmij Lilly,
business engineers and organisers . .,il(.k,IV, larm "J
of piililic, speaking classes Bmog! , Mu, () A ,. cxte,lon Sl. ' ,
business and professional ,nen. U w ll be present lo assist in discs-'
. ariindo for- u wo week, slon and give the ben, -
business visit. Jlr. IScrkinun, who lilt of their cspcrenee
is al Baker for the sumo period. The crops on the' station are.
i'J'"u'".iiiiiiiBia to be ooknirexeenlinm.il-
Ihe tjueen City.
Col. mid Mi's. Kckley Home
After a fine trip through Yel-lowstohe-
- and Olucier National
li..L-u l'nl,.n..l ,t,l M 1. I I.'..!.
,.....,.........................., n-iniuion in unout the uveruge con
ley have returned to Ihelr home in ditlort they are usuallv in the val
l.a (irnnde J'heir son. Win Kek- ,,v. The study of the inunv crop
Icy and wife, of lndlunu uccom- demonstrations on the station
panled them on the trip. "1 did should muke the duv Interesting
mil rvuifxt niiTf wile- us in in n i
bra uly existing oulsi'h of tli
O ramie Homh valley. " said lol.
Ki-khiy In conimrntlns upon Ui
trip. :
Personal Mention
.J. 1 Moreloek, prenidenl of tin
Walluwn, Cotiuly I'loin-er AMSoei;i
lion and aiitnnioliile dealer of Wal
loua.lH reslHti-reil nt the Konuner.
MifVf (Irnee lUiif'i'
Who has been.
ln-re -for the h'nt ten days demon
Htralln elect Heal tippllaneen, left
i HUM,i.WMW, u ,Vi ,
S
Mrs. A. M. t.'ii'P and two dniih
ith. OeWrnde, and Mrs. 1. A. nan
Ion, who have I ii vlHlMnc in Ore-
pin t'lty rettiriu'd to lb-lr huinr In
:ntTpriHi' tlilH inornliik'.
Mr. and Mr. Ii. I. llarrlS'in of
Camp I.ew'H are imw reirlsd-red al
the l-'ol.y holel. Mr. Harrison Is
on IHk way lo lalfe rliartre of thei
Viti-miiH' hospital al llois-. Idaho.
M. '(. MeCnltoeh. (1. K. Axlell
and l-nellt Wooley r liaker, mo
lovid'' lo W'jillowa lake yesM rday.
Tiny KlopiH-'l tiver tn I.H Orande
Hlavinir at the Koinmer.
MImm Ml Id rAil Iteed n-tiirned to
Iter home In KlKln IhiH mornlnc.
Ilu l.a l...nn vlHlllllI?at tliet'Oi
V. K, .Moore home in this city.
MIhk Id'i llalHnir h-ft
for her
She haft
hmne in liilim today,
I .lulll..,, l- Mr II WeM-
..i. i- ' i miuu HmIIIiil-
is on her wav home from rheney.
Wash., where.. she has been attend-
liif- the normal sidiool.
Mr. and Mrs. I.. It. I.nrs-n and
t iuniirii, jt innr hum mnn. "
Illllg rrleiu's in I.U dnilld,'. Th. " i " " J' , , " . Jhl for I .
Larsens , A now ..led In Kugclie , the hot part of t . figh d for 1 1
but forinerlv r-slde.l In Inlbler and .McNary-llaugen bin sp nt sev
I r in l.a Grande. .Mr. Larson waslcily days In the cap tal und cam.
in the produce husincsn here.
.Mr. and Mrs. W. I'. Wilson ol
.lesepli. returned to their home to
day. They have been visiting theli
two sons in Wus'iougal. Wash. Mr.
Wilson wes poslniusler in Joseph
for n number of years and is now
retired.
.1. S. H' "irns of Ontario, went
through today on his way to Knter-I
prise. .Mr. Mlearns is an iiii"""j
by profession and Is making I hi
trip on business.
CLINT'S CI.OTIHEUY
TIm. A....-. tltl. A f'.lll'H'k-llt'O
l . . . ?
I
Mr.' and Mrs. Karl H. Kllly and
! JOT 16TII
i
i
! I
t
i ! i iii m nt i i
inorn UrU1, "lr,"'Kll III!
I win! V" wu- ' Wallowa.
U.y. o':.W"J Vis" r'-
Itt II .. . !I5 . Wallowa they
, , I""""" vlit Prof.
er ..f i.v
"III..
The khi.v'u ii.... .. .... . ..
.... . ' - " wieiiuu,
Kansas. u,i lm. ,
FARMERS' TOUR
DUE SATURDAY
fontlniuiH from paKn 1)
are als0 avallalii,..
'" .' "'"n I" the trip, to the
Nperunent .,ttM ,,,,
oilier farnus will ,0 visi.ed In the
m. rifln 'l"Vl'"'- "fundi, in the
he farm of l.r. w. T. Phy at llol
l-akc. where dnlrylnK will l,c ul.
ensued by ,r. ,.,. ,,
lnd llolsu-in herd will 1. .,..
vi IIIIS heel. :in-.-,t.e.... ...
Mie farm of s. !: Mill....
'''. Mr. .Miller win .iiscu'aa ,av
production and farm sheep rais-
.Menibc
r of the psrly wHI he
.m'i.c,i , provide their own
lunch but he cream and coffee
will he served by Robert Wllhv
coiubc. suiwrlntcndunl of hc l il
lon station, who will takd ehnrue
of the day's pronruni uflir the
parly arrives there. I). K. Ktcph-
n. superintendent of (he .Moro
Kra II evi.ef . ...I . .
wMI, due in purt lo the fuel thill
that end of the valley bus a but
ler supply of moisture from sub
lrrlgatlonv Karniers will have an
opporlunlly to see crops at the
. . .i .
and pruDlalite. Thw picnic icrovn
at tin- s'iitiun is one of 1 lie pleasant
spots of the vallev und famnirn
on Invited to bring the faintly for
the day.
apple yield
IS Jf UKECAsT
(I'onttnued from p-iko 1
iv, Idulu) l.lilMi,(MMi barrels.
'I'Ti.. iinn.lill,.,, ,.f tl... 1.. II.
u . . . , ' ....
inwlon (aHfurnia 7, Idaho lii..
While potatueH will yield about
3.!S3,tiO(i hi.Hhels UiIh yvuvln'Ort
iron, ht,r..i,,,uiMi buHheiK in CnH
furnlHr' C. 27I.OHO in W;i.sliint:Ini.
1 0,7 1 ::. line In Ma ho und abon.
;ii:.tr,.s,o(i IhisIi-Ih In the Unit
ed St a ten. The yield last yi:ar
jwit.s i'2.'AXl,'Htti IiiikIii Ih will) Ore-h-on
nil slot: 4.tsa,(nio, Idaho II,
' T'-Ti.ihmi, ralffornia 7.xoo,nno an.)
Wiushtnvton s.inin.'Hio. The aerj
n e In potatoes 111 Oregon tins
year In -I.I.imiu.
INDIRECT TAX
SAID SOLUTION
(Continued from pac I)
UHlll in inn ii i iu ii in Biiimi.irii iiii
in onler lo Keep wiip-8 wnere ine
,n- and not reduee freight rales
above
eonelnslon must be
reached.
Swift IMdaltis Itlll.
One or I he very inlerestinr,' tulkt
of the afternoon was the explnn-
HIMlll ny J. .
Kwirt of Tinker n'
the eainpHlKti niadi- tor tli.
Me-
.ry-ilanKen 1.111 durlm- the las.
session of eonKri'sn
Mr. Swift Is former national viet
pri'sident of ihe Farmers' TnloP
and Is one of the best posted men
nn nuilnnal affairs In Oregon. H
i t , ..i. .l,.-!,.
I tin urn in it s'hiiii-im .
niejisiire.
II- is pesillve that some
NEW TODAY
NOTICH. .
Diip lo ilirriinllr ctpcrlrnml
In rolln-iliiic clianri-s for a.hiT
Iihi2 Mini Is IHInl iimlrr cla.l
fhil mlvrrlNIni ami umlcr tho
"now KHlny" lioaillns. tlio Kvo
nlii Olisorvrp will lioroaftrr
lake no rhwwlfltll ailvortlsliw np
ailvorllKiiii; to l0 run no "now
lotlnr" miloyr'llic ailvorlstng le
acooinpanlrii by oash.
UCTKI) Colllli'ti'llt woinili
irh ooolt on ranrli. i all ywrai
,,i In.l.l. r. 7-V1-.HP
I'lilt Ill-INT :i-rMm furnlsli
i...nw. Innulri' ut Oliaorvor.
7-1.1,
I'll It 1SKNT I'llrnmlwl aart-
m Ailiilln only. 1 31"!1
Ay... V-H-,3'
i.'.il! HAI.K Cheap, a
r riirnltnre lo eloa.' out.
...,, i-KNT Modern J-ro..m for
ms I front i.pnrtn..nl.-ll
tiiiii: Wnah. .i-"
M,....k, lMlxn - '-
' ...... .... ..e.ial i.Y'llnr
i nere , ..
of Iji Crnn.le l.o.lw No. V ' ' '
,t- M. Tnemlay nrteriij.". JOIJ
,r. ...-4 at 2:311 oVloeVi"' 1 '"
lo.li.-e hall for the purport
... inline the fnnen.l
llrolher
Ilnnyan K. Anileraon
i... ,.r.l..r of the A. M.
KHNUST li. l!lNi'.
T-14-lf-f---- --iJlocy.
h i i rnjfe
Till-: PA UK (.Special)' l K. 1 g
Mlllcrand was up tho ereek with
Ilia parly of fishermen and cnllip
ers diirinB-tlio week of the r'ourtl'.
Mr. Milh rand Is ft clerk in the l
W. It. X. orrlees, ut JUa Grande.
(.corse ). Marl 111. of Pendle
ton was one of I ho many angli-m
seeu on llio creek during the IilsI
week.
Tom Mae.Murtloek . has ', moved
his sheep up on the Illicit creek
allotment.
A. Htronir and faiiltly was
up to the luiddle Turk flshlni; lor
trout last Tuesday. .Mr. StroiiK Is
u ruili-uad'iuau from 11 tlrande.
(ieorKe unit Jack Duke arc niuk
Inx soutv fine trails aloim 1 lie gov
ernment driveway up the north
rork and llllck creek..
John Allen took his band of
slice, down to cut out the lamb
for shipment. .They were shipped
Thursday.
Al KmmonH, with his outfit.
moved John Allen's cuinp down
'Hi" ereek.
..fosiidi Uarber with Jack Hunt
er Jr., moved their band of sheep
down by Itald mountain. th
lambs were shipped from t'nion
Thursduy.
Win. Doherly moved the camp
In out fit of Jo,s. Uarber down .to
I'nton. i
James Wlrth of Cottage drove,
Ore., with a parly of fifteen, went,
away from the creek Sunday cvj
ninjf. They had a wonderful time
durhur the Fourth,, celebrating in
the mountains.
leo Oliver found the. two pack
mules which he had lost lod week.
They were found at the head of
i he south fork, close to China
GM. . . . . :
I'niou .Man lrfit.
Charles -Hutchinson, or I'nton.
while trailing -behind the bunch of
shrep that he was taking to the
Ittg Minam. was lost und for two
tl a ys wii s looking f o r the sheep
und the herder. Finally he found
them ull. safely with the lurger
band where they belonged. When
Mr. Hutchinson found t he lost
trail, he t bought t hut t he Fbeep
herder hud lost his way: So he
circled around to find him. Itut
the herder hud crotsed. the moun
tain and placed the sheep in thf
band. Outside of anxiety on the
purt or cither thinking the other
lost no one surfered a .Mr. Hut
chinson had all the supplies an J
food with him, while the herder
made himself eomfortuble with
the ot her herder of tin- bigger
baud.
Al Healy, camp lender for Os
car . Jncobson, while handling a
hue of -dx uniiuals, bad an acci
dent along the IJuck creek ridge
driveway. The third liorse In the
si ring m ruck ,u snuill dried supllug
and broke the halter rope. Tie
four horses then loose, stumpedvd
through the tall black plm pob-s
wlilch are thick at that place. No
one was nun nui i ne jmea wht Stin,OH 11IU, Sa Paulo hits been be
somewhnt ladly torn and dlsl nhu- , wr,.n ,,,,, of . . ,
ted hcP'uhoul.
There are lots of the fine sped- I
mens of blue grons.-,- nearly i-h ;
large us Plymouth PocIch, with
from four to eight little ones -he-slib'M
the mot her. They ore to
be srn al nearly every patch of
huckleherrh-H found.
Nearly every deer reported In
have been seen, is a doe with fawn
bv Its tdde. All reports indicate -
lliat the crop or rjiwns v ih vry
good t bis yea r. The bucks have
horns now nearly to their normal
size, hut they are real soft at tills
time of the yeur.
measure embodying the main len
til res of that bill must be written
into the lawa'of this country be
fore farming will pay as'il should
Mrs. Pay Fuller sang Iwo vocal s
numbers In her distinctive, manner j Kiddle, of Island City, in charge,
and they were happily received.! County chairmen include: Clat
Nho was accompanied al tin- piano 'cop, Martin Nelson; Coos, i.b
by Mrs. Isis Adler und on the vio- D'llitrd; llenton. C. 10. Anderson;
lln by Mrs. Kd Jasper. flicHchutes, Frank 1'ilnce; Klam-
Herbert Kgberl. of The Palb-sjath, II. I-;. Oetn; Cnlon. 1 Ituscy.
who is president of the stale organ-J
Izatlon of thu Pnlon. mude a short Ml', and Ml'S. CllCVrV
talk nrter which Stale Sennit or r t i
Ift nry J. Taylor, reprent Ing ' i n- KCUim 1 10111 JOUmCV
Ion. I'matllla and Morrow counties (
In the leglslal lire, reviewed a lot
of state business und naked HuH
very rarmer take an interenl In th
iH'Xt h'fflslatlvo si-Hsion to the cx-
ICni OI KeepillK MJ..V.1 .......
IllOgl J. I', rtiuurr. tn mm- nn (
uisinei it, ........ ....
inn!.. nii.n, ... .....
of law enforcement nnd iii-rsonul i
honeslv. He stated that present I
conditions leuditig up to crime arc
.argely he product of lax -nforce-
incut of luw and the evasion of,.
yrrsonal honesty nnd Integrity. i
The meeting closed Its iifternoon
seRslon with a song by the Cnlon;
,.,or.,8 In ll.o ovonlni, u prorn m tt
waa wl.o.lulo.1 for tho park n-l.l.l-, .,,,. T .., W.,B ,,.',
Inc literary ni.mbora ami .irilla. , ,.r.llnK to
in.'r waa a-rve.l In the P"yll- ! ,,r ,, '
lion nt tlie park an.l I. waa one of, ,,',,. .v,.nil
thoae rnjoyal.le , nn.ra whlel, ll,e;1)nliir;
Carn.nra have al Ihelr nuellnga. , nnl.nal inhnl.lti.nia . or tho
ANGLERS MAKE
FINE CATCHES
I
(Continued from Page One)
Hopkins, K. C. He.Kinger und I..
T. Andrews will announce unu
award the X prlw-n which lire (o(spti
he given for the larg-st fish and jnver the stale have been given de
the itest catches- jscrlpllons of seven men who -
VFFOIjI)
FALL FATAL Kof, Hwiiv n a Htobn iiittomobilc.
TO W0RKKIi: ' l,'"n,'rM sbean d the bolts
: rroni a plate covering a Move pipe
" 'bob- In Hie main cage, then went
fTontlnilcd from rngi 1 j np utalrH, cut two bars In II"'
- - windows wltli a' hackaw mid
der tin nuHpicen "f the Masonic swung lo Uie ground with a rope
! f b d clolblng.
Mr Anderson and his son were! Officers said today they belbv.d
doing contract work at tho n-w , A. .1. jano ;m th.. ). adcr In Hm
Hcbool house. delivery and that dam. had
News of Ills death wtn a s.id Uvt-n id-'l and liHui.d 10 VI"
shock to his r. nnv rrh nds as Mr- ! by nen Jitt Vmftvm Wf
nderson 'mcupied a high I " " Un.onyint i-rjr 1"'
in -bin clrclo- of aciaIntKiwoiM--jw ii'iuorvi-urttuS,. - v. V
Vassar Beauty
XT .- . '"... '
1
Mis IClennor Davics. Washington
tli C.I socieiy 'iii. who was do
dared one of the most beautiful
Vassjr Collece students...
SGRS
IS DESPERATE
Americans Believe Three
Thousand Have Been
Killed in Rebel-Federal
Clashes. - " "
SANTOS. 1iraz.il (lly the Asho
elated Press) Fighting In Sao
Panto Iikh been most desperate
during the past- few days, accord
ing to two employe of an Ameri
can concern who arrived today
after ui perilous journey afoot
from the bebagured metropolis.
They e.vllmated tho dead would
reach 3'MKI.
The liixurlojis I lott lsphmdes
ut Sao Paulo has been turned Into
nl hospital and is crowded with
the wounded.
SheliH from beselging federal
forces havu been falling in the city.
On.shcll lauded on a hotel kill
lug' eight civilians. Some of I he
federal artillery stations Kmith of
the city have been bombardlnc H.
Musi nf t h rii'ht iiw i mi U.-....H
the federal trout
Iferug'-fH eunflrm the renorl
m,.,, ,;n ,.,. wl,(. Hinrii-d in si
week frnin Santos to aid in the re
lief of Sao Paulo wero cut to
ptcceH by insurrectionists.
PMi:TI;ANI, Or-. (AP Tin
A uieriean I -i"riil eerul Ive com
mil I e'e Uhh decided lo make n stati
wide drive for rubers with Fred
I .Mr.' a. .Mi-h. A. II. Tli.Try iuk
liin-k ut work in l.u (Iranili' uKiiln
iifti-r u four l:y trill tliroiiKh tin
VcirowHton.' National tiarlt. They
,.(mk t((
ri'Kiilar trip fiirniKlit-d by
'tin rallroail coiniialiy an'l ili-clar
... . ..r..L. ..,, (,,.,.,1,1,i,i
,H,m rrr-...l nr.. i.u.iti lit-
M r. i 'berry said t hat t he vast-
. mori. tiny1hln.,
,(s(i bv ji(r
' .,..-
ment built and maintained roads.
On starling on a tour of tile wirt
lit.. If.nrlulu .,..,.1,
jimiK. (luring inir irip.
ROSEIHJRG JAIL
BREAKERS STILL
AT LARGE TODAY
lOtfKlttlU; Ore. (AC) In
of l.he fa't that police all
ii-ruay hrokf from the county jau.
1 n" irttt'v wf 'bem wax reported this
4 I I
S o fcu.
BHAZ L
J mil I LLUCUli
DRIVE SOON
HOI FROM -CANADA
TRfP
Mayor ami Mrs. Merlon .
ici.blle of lslan.i ciif ....i..,...i:
hoinw last evening r,om u ,J6
mile journey uwv the iiorllnveM.
rhi v went lo i j n-ni-i ' i.u .,, ,.r
Vnkllllll. Ullfl InttL'iMl nv..i hi
ti resting liart nf U'.ivl.in.ri,,,, I
statu which neither liad befutv!
seen, iln Vancouver, Untlsh t!o-
lumbiu. they spent July Fourth
and aWended the celebration ot
that great American day by the
dominion folk. The mayor say-i
strange1 as it may secur few Ca
nadian . curs, weii; to be observed
it hei In the parade or on th
streets, but the large procession
was composed or Oregon, Call
lornln and Wahlngton cars bear
ing their respective, state license
tags.
Clio speaking was a little tedi
ous ut the celebration and Mayor
Kiddle Admitted that hu felt ll.ic
making u few sensible re mar Us
on the superb ' merit of HarJ
deration flour made from Har 1
Federation wheat raised in Hie
Oninde Itonde valley.
When asked how he accounted
for so many Oregon, Washington
and California curs being in Van
couver, British Columbia, on July
4th,- tho mayor said, "There ap
parently was u reason."
MAHK I-H orOT.VHONK
POUTl-ANH, lre. (AP) Cattle
2f. lo (VI) .cents higher, top steers
Jil.iWIi $7.rli,' HogH 15 to cents,
higher, top grade J7.7fif $8. aft.
Sheep, eggs and butler steady.
Hutterfat ( Portland) sh ady.
nuttcrfat1 (Sun Frunclsco)
cents. . ,
MRS. M.MICK llVOIU'i:i
OliKUOX CITV, Ore. Mrs.
'ronu. IMmtck has received a de
cree of divorce from her husband.
Grunt H. Himick, fugitive utlorney.
from Judge J. U. Campbell's
court. irs- Dimlck was decreed
owner In fee of un individual one-
third part of the real estate and
property interests of Grant
H. j
Dimlck, defendant
Tho decree uwarded Mrs. llm-
fck nearly 20U acres of land In i
Clackamas county, seven lots tn
Oregon City, four Iota In West-
moreland. Portland. 1 3 tract a In
t h e I Unick Homcst end tracts In
Morton county, as well as 28 acres
In Marlon county. . . -
GET SUFFRAGE
WASHINGTON (AP) - Provided
(heir, reservations will sut up tlm
neceaNury machinery, thousands of
Indians will become voters in the
coining elections as a result of tin
f It jr.c iiMhlp Act passed nt the n -ceirt
Hcssion of congress.
With the passage of the law
every native-born Indian in I he
United Slates automatically be
came u citizen. Commissioner
Hurke reeenl ly estliuHl lug I he
number at approximately I rH),iMMi.
At least one-fourth of t bis num
ber, . It Is calculated, urn ndults
and therefore entitled to vote ex
cept In states where the election
laws fix. certain qualifications,
such us educational, properly own
1L
p-IHp ur imymi'iil or poll tllsin. u,row. H.iiiinit Ii Ih niinii' In tlium
lint tin- n.'w lii.lluft KlI'.xi'itH tuny r )Si)nK'. Amirli-.i. im1 Itlloln.
UO. he able to meet.
I lowcyer, I Ids condition Is be
lieved by authorities on the sub
ject to be only a minor hindrance
lo (he newly unfranchised In
dians going to tho polls, the
chief obstacle mentioned being t lie
lack of organized machinery. Most
of tin; Indians, It Is pointed out,
live -on cloHcd reservations located
Jin unorganized counties where
then; arc o officials, lo provld r
the necessary ballots, polling
places und other election faclll-
I ics.
Not only the Indians In the
particular circumstances described
an prevented from ens Ing their
voles, but even while cltixeux liv
ing on -lho reservations have no
such opportunity.
Iilg one or two slates, however,
this condition Is said to have been
remedied by counties bordering on
Indian reservations permitting thv
clll .ens In unorganized jurisdic
tions to cast their ballots In the
adjoining counties.
More tliun StMi.onn Indians had
been made citizens before the pa:
sago of the new citizenship act
und a lurge percentage of I hem
are said to be placed In the sim
ilar position of not being able to
vote solely because t ho faclll lies
enabling them to exercise I his
right are not available.
Moo;it M i;; iiA'ii;sr
Till-: TMIJKH, Ore, Tho mono
gram egg Is the latest product of
Wasco conn t y hens. M r. W. I!.
Crawford! was exhibiting an egg
recently from a flymouth. Itock
Inn with the initial perfectly
cmboscd upon It as If Die work
of nn expert chocolate dipper. Th
monogram was tilt; hen's find veii
luro into the world of art, Mrs.
Crawford said.
When i.t liu.1 women I.omh lln
eoiintry. we I mat they will itlva
lll.i-ral ailpl.urt lo hoioea for fallen
nun. .'
lli.Iu for tho 'CTL'ct ion of u Iwo.
room aeliool liouae In Hchool I la-
trlet No. !HI lucnted al laxvllle. .
Oroaon, will lw rocelvcj ami open ;
c) and contract let on July 1
1924. Tiatia and apeclfkullona nif i
on ro(Kt from V. V. Church, Max ;
vlllo, Ormron. . . ,
- v. y;imit'H,'-
;. i Chairman til. the -.Honr.1 j
BAKER LOSS
BY FIRE IS
$200,000.00
(Continued f roih Pago One)
paitlj paints and oils, with nuio
inobilo nccenairles. Apparently
the fire had gained ronslilcr.thle
headway before Its discovery ut a
o'clock, for Hie fire department
w "aaine irom; ine ian io con-
S,ro1 f , , ,
Sm,ks mri hu Ar'"
Sparks from the burning Inilhl-
J Ing were apread over u w.de. urea.
b
drymH of i he weal her
n,a'1, ""'b-ittlng the thum IhiM
started a difficult tnk.
The SidoanV Lumber company
building was (be first lo tfcnttc,
but this was iitekl.v brought under
control. Flames next H( on the
roof of llio Srfuui i! deal garage,
cymph-tcly ilea! I'oylng I he roof,
but they were controlled before
th interior of the building was
badly damaged.
The Allen, resldenee Is .seven
blocks from' the warehouse, and
with the crowd all gathered nt the
warehouse t was hoiuc time before
the blaze on t he residence roof
was discovered. Ity Ihia time. It
-aine-i t.ich a st'irt that prac
tically nothing was saved.
t. V. French, Itical manager
lor the hardware company, re
fused Sunday night to esitmate the
damage lo the building.
While the origin or the Tirn was
undetermined Sunday night, em
ployes made tho guos it iii)i;M
havp started rrom a tire vulcunU-
tng machine.
United Stales Winner
In 1921 Olympic Games
(Continued from pngo, 1)
the finish line Inside the stadium
amid a deafening ovation In '2
hours, 42 minutes, '.'It 3-( aecouds,
nearly six minutes In front of his
neurest rival. Hertlnl. of Italy,
with DeMur, Mallmnre, Muss., the
American veteran, finishing a closn
third.
Hut remarkable as was Stcnroos
triumph In the world's greatest
teat of heart and stamina, the high
est honor of alljn the final analy
sis nitlst be hes'owed upon h's
countryman, Paavo Nurml, who
completed ii phenomenal record
isunday when, leading his team In
;lctory In th,. snoo-mcicr race, he
won his fourth triumph of the
games.
Nurint, flawless running machine.
whose inarevlous achievement tn
capturing four Olympic events .
qituls the record set by the Amer
ican, Kroeuzlein, 24 years ago, but
stands alone in comparison with
any accomplishment since t hid I
lime, wtts the mainspring of t he I
courageous but vain flghl Finland"
put np tn out -score ho United !
States. The llltle northern country
gave America one of the clnsent
battles it has ever bad, virtually
with a two-man team. A reenp-
I II ula I lou shows that practically
din If the team s points were scored
by Nurint and William Itlloln, an
American running product, who es
tablished the Olympic "iron man"
record by competing tn nil eight
days and breaking two records,
while racing a total of 42.hm me
ters, equivalent In (he marathon
distance. , Taking t he three final
dnya' eventa in record breaking
rash ion, the United Hint ih ran Its
final point total lo 2ftr, us com-
giiineii ill" rmi'iiii imiri;in in in:ti
places, with 12 to 10 for Finland.
The American relay tennis show
ed astonishing speed in capturing
both the 4iiii and Itiuo-meicr ham
-evonlH In world's record time, while
"Hud". Ilouser. the husky Califor
nia collegian, broke t he Olympic
record In winning I he dtscms
Finland, as Hie only double victor
to share a porlloti 'of Nurmi's
glory.
Another world's record also wen!
lo America when u tn lou tie'' men I
wus made Kunday that Harold Os
borne hail won first place In tin
decathlon with una unprecedented
score of 7710 Mint it fraction.
Following Is tin- record of points
!n ,. Olympic games
j -ni(.( sinleH. litif.: t-'lnhim
(Jmi nriUln. K5'4: Hwcden
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TKKKIFIC ACTION
LIGHTNING Sl'KIOI)
UOAIUNG UOMANCK
Uisid in
ARCADE
Krauce, 20 Italy, It; 8witaerland
l: South Afrlcu, II; Hungar'.
lo ; Austnilln. H); Cunuda, 8:
Norway, fi: Argentina, 0: New Zea
land. 4; Ksthonta. ; Holland. 4:
Oi'iimark, 3; Japan, 1: Chile, 1.
First place United Slates, 12;
Finland, 10; Great Ilrltaln, 3; Aus
tralla. I: Italy. 1.
lEeliiy Itctsinl limkcn.
The United States won the Itioti
metcr relay nwe Sunday. Sweden
was second, tlreat Ilrltaln third.
Canada fourth. France fifth und
Italy sixth. Time, 3 minutes. 1G
seconds.
These figures constitute a new J
world's record, tho old record of
:i minutes. HI seconds, 'having
been made by the American relay
team at the Stuckholm Olympic
games In 1 J 1 2. ;
Clarence H miser, Vulvurslty of
Southern California, W4in lite flnul
In the Olympic discus event with
a throw of 4U ttiettrs. t Tifi centU
meters. This mark breaks the
Olympic record.
Stcnroos or Finland won t be
Olympic marathon rare, Hertlnl of
Italy waa second and I lemur. Uni
ted States, waa third. Stcnroos
lime wus 2 hours, 42 minutes, 21
3-5 seconds. 1
Haloneii of Finland cumo lit
fourth und Plaza 1 1 eyes. Chile,
slxlh. Churchill, United Slates, fin-
ished In twenly-lhlrd position und
.IK ton... tnt... M.'llor, In tw. n.y.
held Sunday In the 'Velcdroufttto
In tho anuo-under leuni race the D'Mver. j.iy
results wero us follows: Nurutl, , Itnhln llivtl Wins.
I'lMluiKl flrt: Itlloli, Klnlnn,! ..,.,. I ; n ArlcuUuiU
OI..1: M..clu....l,l. (ln-.lt r.l ( fc
third; Johnson. Orent Ilrltaln. .,7 , .... ... ... . ,T
fourth; Kats. Finland, fifth: Klr-
by. United Slut en, alxth,
Tiino. S
minutes. .12 seconds.
1 . S. Takes lOU-Meier itnn,
TIih flnul In thn 40ll.intif ti
lay race was won by the United! 1n 1h" h lu-uvywelght crnBflr-
States. Great Hrttuin waa second. John T- Hpellmnn. Hrown unlver,
Holland third, Hungary fourth, l811 JyfpnU'd Kumple. of Cunndu on
France flfth and Swlljiorland sixth. . points.
Time, II seconds. I ln no luntum weight rlaaa, Hry-
Hy' running the distance In this an Hlnra, Nothwestern unlveralty.j
time the Americana clipped off 1-S lost to lthlukuiuakl of Finland 'oiv,
of a second from their own world's P,ir- ;;iJiil3
record inude 24 hours previously. Th United Stales crew won thn
Flrgcrlo of Italy won the flnal'flrst hout of the elimination trlnlqv
in the lo.oou meter walk. Good- In tho four-oared shells with" cox-i -:-
win. Great Britain,, wus second; swains from IJelglutn and Hpnln tnrtlfff
AicAiasier, nmn Airica, waa iniru:aine uiympic regauu, wnicn if"w-t
liwl.ul Itnlv frtiirfh- Moliwult '
Kwilxerlanfl, fifth, ami (Mark, Great)
on tit in, nixiii, iiiti itinera iiiiiu
was 47 mlnutea. 4fl second a. llln-
kle. United Slates, finished ninth.
The United States was eliminated I
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