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VOLUME XXII.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE OREGON. SATURDAY. JULY 19, 1924
MEMBER ASflOCIATXD PRJBM
NUMBER 243.
(Ity Hairy II. Hum)
WASHINGTON CNKA Special)
I-reinemlxT-u liin JtriKtulc. which
always seeks to ruin part) each new
political ctrcuiiiHtanro' with ho urn
previous similar, nil uatton, prefer
ubly to take disadvantage of the
iiL'wrst development, finds ittwll
slumped In seeking an occasion
when more "fuss and fury" was
nnide over the presentation of the
mime of a candtUato for president
Hi an that which attended li'rnnkliji
Koosi-velt's Hpeet'h at New York,
nominating Gov. Al Hmllh.
After niucli ucrutchlnft of heudH
and comparing . of recollections, it
1h agreed that I ha demonstration
most nearly ; approaching thosn
Muffed for McAdoo and Hmllh, ut
the recent Democratic battle royal,
was that accorded the presentation
of Theodore Kousjvell's name In
1904. i i
Next to tluit. and runninir third
lo the recent records. we t th
Iiullaballoo accompanying llryun's
second nomination ut. K'lPuaa City
In IUU0, when the Issue was "im
perialism." - - - - - , - - .
, -
The citHtom of 'demonstrations'
ut political conventions, - parly
saee arrH', original k back in
lS!i"i, It was the Itepiilillcans who
Hlartefl II. although jthc Jcmoera!s
have jiiHt carried It to the ulllniatu
of frenzied nlHurdtly.
Al Iho Mlnneupollt oonvenllon of
Ihc'G. O. I. In that year, u dele
gate from Colorado. In nominating
James G. Blaine, by the sheer mov-
( Continued on patrA ft I
FISH SCRE
DISAPPOINTING
The new ncreena at the head of
Wallowa, lake, which were" secured
iHigoly through thocfiorlN'or the
Wing, Kin and .''Icotfoot club of
Vnion county and kindred orgttn
1 rut tons, are a disappoint menl in
one way accord I to reports from
WullowU counly.
The screens, supposed to con
sist of one-hulf inch mesh, are
liiMtead one-inch nieKh and will
not hold the number of flub in
Hie lake (hat was expected. The
only apparent solution is to luler
on procure smaller . screens and
place theses over the new ones.
100 Miners Hack at
Work Near Wulburton
Wll.uritTON. Okln., (liy Miv
Aiwirliiti'd ITium) One hundred
tnhifrs wont to work al licHgnun
und McConncll coal shnrtH here lo
ilay and all Immediate prospects
of threatened repetition ol dln
nrdi'rs tliat occurred yesterday ul
Ihi, kalalnla mine at t'liinlirm
seemed dl-ilpated, uccordinir to
Klicrtr 1'itrks, who with rive dep
uties, guarded the abaft.
O. A. C. RcRenls Will
Take Inspection Tour
Information has been Klven liy
riuperiiitcndent Knbcrt With y
combo, of the linlon experiment
alallon, that Iho tl. A. I', liounl of
regents will Blurt on a lour or ill
upoetion of Blallona nxf work, lio
KlnnlliK al Huloir. t Monro to I'n
loll and on lo I'ondlolon. Tho
riKi-iiln will arrive In linlon Tiloa
tlay. Snnki. no I Until Ktwml.
L'CITTAOK OUtlVi:. ro.. (!ir
alil l.'onnor, II, mm of Mr. ulul
Mm. l". C. I'onnor. noarly urn roil
In doath a hlif rattlor whon ho
strppoil. wllliln a fow Inchoa of H
mi a trVll iMMvrlho Conner pliu-o
In liollKhailoy 'I'he lad wan lia
lnully friBhlonod an llio rutllor.
- howovor. and wont rlnht away
from thorc. (Jorahra unilc. It. (1.
fonnor. followod Iho roptilo mil
.locaiiltatod It wllh u woll-dln-ulod
rlflo Inillot. II had ton rallies and
a button.
New Zealand Motorists
Pay 76 Cents Per Gallon
Hnw would you Ilk' to wy 7f.
r.-ntB u Ballon fur Kunlin Tor tin
flivvfr: or have coiiiaratlvHy r-w
rua'l to drive ov-t and with must
of them KuintT In on- lin-tion: or
start out and tn oin dny cncoiintcr
iilintmt tropiral hut. rain and M-r-hitpa
iinow mid cold ;,v.'ii1hr b
for you have koii IwHvn hours?
Thew are a few of the trlula and
dlfiicultbu of tiiotorlnff l N'
Z"Mland rvlalfd liy I'. . Writrhl
who with bin wife Hnd .MIhh I'iib
Mlapb'B and II. (Jaylord. rfMidcniH
of that country. in la c.rnndc
y'terduy on lr? way lo Yellow
stone I'ark.
Mr. WriBht In typirally HritlHh
ami talks wllh I he uccepl-d actual
' prononmins bin a'- and I's and ao
on. Ut' hundh'M autoiuobllev when
be Is at liojnc lu .New Zvaluud. He
JniyiniHR
: England and France Far
Apart on Possible uer-
man Defaults ,
americans are
hopeful Though
Turn Motinno A lus. Tlnar!-
locked on Methods 01
.Inflicting Penalties.
M)M)ON, (liy the AvMM'Iatetl
I'itks) T.u iimmiUtPo of the hi-ler-Allieil
-onferciut tn Hiargc of
sanctions in (lie rvent of tier
liiany's default under the Dawes
Miteiiuo iimIhv imiuiiiHOiislv a creed
' lo Instill I n vest urn tn the loan to
(rrniatiy f priority on all Ger
man re.HOiirtfM - In tho vwnl of
Geriimny'H default. ...
LONDON' (By Ih" i AHiorlutei
t'riaiiTlio rlrs( aolbaok or the
interallied eonforoneo canto when
lin uilHUCcemful atlenipl was
made tn thronh out the fundamen
tal dlfferoncos In tho Kronen and
lnllisli, vlowa as to how to deal
Willi possible Oorinan defaults
under Iho liawos reparations
seliemo and the method of Intllel
Ins penalties for purh doliniiuen
rios. I nolflciul Amerlean biikit''S
tious woro laid before the experts
hut they did not produce a com
promiBo .aBreeniont.
It waa pointed out that the iir
cesdons irlven to the commltleos
whleh Is doallne with defnillls nod
stinelions were not' made by the
Amorlr.ttn orricial , observer, bul
emanated rrom a source which
thoiiRht Ihat a now method for
croal illB financial nonfldelice Tor
u loailjo Cerrtiany has been found.
luitll Hotil'KIrm
At the end of, Friday's delibera
tions, Iho French and Brltlah wer..
Hi in holding their views rcfrardinir
dofnulls and sanctions." The Bri
tish are striving to establish an
agent ireneral of reparations as a
sort of grand Jury ror drclarluif
defaults, while the French motll
tnln that the authority of the rep
arations coiiimlsslon in this r
Blieel nmsh not bo Impaired.
Kvery Ilrlllsh move to diminish
Ihe Influence of Iho reparation
coiiimlsslon has boon met by stirf
opposition from the French.
Holweentio Iwo positions It Is
held that t here should be u middle
(.-round upon which Iho allies ran
meet, and 'ol. .lames A. Logan Jr.
the orrlc'al observer of Ihe Lulled
States, declared .Friday night
Micro Is no roason lo fear that an
agreement Wtll noi oo reauiiru u
Ihe disputed points.
(in Ihe second poilll of difiagr
IM,.tit application of sanctions
frnntlniied on nng R
AUTO WRECKED
NEAR GLOVER;
NO ONE BURT
An liulo accident, thai resulted
III smashing a Ford touring car lo
smllhereens bill no Injuries to Ha
occllpanls. occurred on Ihe high
way near Glover yesterday. II. W.
Slurkey was drlvlnif Ihe louring
car, which was forced rrom the
grade by a Ford coupe, I lie driver
or which Is unknown.
The coupe went on and al
Ihough Ihe sheriff was notified,
po trace could bo round.
Accessories Worth $"()
, Stolen from W. Taylor
V. Tavlor. who lives on route
No. 2 out of Orunde, i;ih had
(Ml worth of automobile ueee
Horien ntolen thin week, aecorrtltiR
to reports. The HccetworleH Inken
Included batteries und a moto
inctcr. j. '
wtys (but the itioni iKipiilitr cur on
the iHlujid. at least In nuinbr hi
the world Hi in ous product produc
ed by Hnry Kord- All iiiak'H ol
Aiiierlciiu earn cost much more In
New aland on account of the Im
port, d uly and I he t ru import tit ion
i-harK'tH.
H HJitd that the in ntlfui utfked
1 hem moHt by Ani'r(iinn i.
"Wiire Ih New .eulund" and uM
thai moal AinerlcaiiM have a very
Imzy Idea an to Mm location. Well.
If you don't know. It Ih HouthciHt
of AiiHtl-aliM and Ihe rjennon Klv a
th two talands. North and Hotith
New Keuland. approximately one
million and a half population.
4a Com Illicit. -
Gusollne. c-ostit, In moat placei on
.CoiiUiiued on pace ().
A Nice Job
I :r'pl.
Tom ltoldiiMin. 01, lots hallt
ititc HiiltM at Newport lleaeh,
Calif., hj- iiieatniiiK the dl(auee
from knee to xkirt wllh his hniuls.
i'hn law Nays that not more than
10 tnehe must Intervene. 'luh
women havi; lHeit shocked Ity IHs
method, niul are petitioning his
retail. ,
ER
CHICAOt (Tly' Ihe Awociated
Press) All grains whicji went lo
new hlKh levels for Mho vtttir
Thursday were Hold 'n uliotil Ihe'
himu.: A-ltlin- Fridtt).. tintWihe 4 rend
of the market was reversed
wild the. result Tiiu-t wheal, corn
und ohIh all closed at pricis con-
ldirahly under Thursday's record.
tJrulii iiMn hiw in (he flurry In
Ihe grain pl hi the last few weeks
IndlcatloiiM of proHperiiy not oiil
for the farmer hut for Ihe IjiihI
iicH mail and hidiiKtrlulirit hh well.
Tin? big IncreiiHc In .ttpcculativt;
trading- with Die juiitf tn pric
was described in a Htateineut Fri
day night by H. W. Snow, form;!'
H8istant Hecretary of aurienltiM-e,
hs of particular profit to thu
farmer. ,
"The udvanrn." he ald, "coin en
at a t It t io when the farmer hap
penH to have a ffreut Hurplus of
jrrain to IlispoHi; of. He ban wlnti'r
wheat, Juwt hurvi'inted, and a good
Hiipply or com In many eaHea.
Thus he Ih gettiug rid of any large,
uuantitietj of jrrain at very high
priceM. r, -
July wlcat rloHed I-YMay ut
l.2hr,t as roiuparcd with the
$l-30i closing Thursday. Sep-
.(rrnnttnned nn Duff (it
BASEBALL
I'A'Ir'lt! COAST
Chiim "
San KranclKco ,.
fcattle .. .',
KaerainiMllo
riall Uiiku
Vi-rnon
Oakland ,
l.on Angi'lfs 1
Cortland
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(My tin- AKH'H'iutfd f'ri'KM)
Ittdlmit :.,"if ItccH 7-2.
At Suit lake K. 11.
attle 13 I'
1 Ui tl I nlu T t
HatterleH: Kleidnnd, Un-pi? an-i
Tobln, liablwln; Ponder, Thiim.t.1
Muitaiiy, oiiinix and t'eterw, mv-
'a tp.
H'Cond CJime , It. Jl, K.
Healtle :,..... U Ml 1,
Halt hake Ii 0 1
UuttfrifH; Kulherland tuid Itald
win; Knlllo, McfalM! ami f'ooli.
IVters. '
ScnntorH 7, Braver fl.
At Hacramento It. II. K
Portland n 14 J!
Hucramento ,7 12 It
Matjerti-M: Wint'is und (jm-ry.
Hull aud Hchunff.
" Hrnln 8. Vermin f.
At Kan Kranclaco It. H.
Vernon '. 7 Hi n
nn r r tni-im w - t i
j Ibitlrrlf a: Hlii'lleiiliai'h and l.
ell and Yi'lle. YarKSs. f
Oak H-n. Angels II-f.
1 Al Ujs Ang. l. i- It. H. V,.
Oakland .. SKI
M Angi-li-s 'I 3 f
I Batteries:' iloehler and Head:
I'uyne. Wellwr and Jinklns.
I H"rond Euiiie 11. II. K.
Oakland ..i: I
Los Angeles. I i 4
tlatteries: tloihlnr and Ueud.
Myers, Itumsay aud il'.ualc.
GRAIN
COUNTRY
WHEELER TO
EE
PARTY DAGE
To Be La Follctte's Run
. ning Mate on Inde-
pendent Ticket .
ACCEPTS TENDER
AFTER URGING
Montana Senator First
Refused Vice Presiden
tial Nomination; Re
versed Decision Today.
WAHIIINOTON (By the Associ
ated ireB) Senator Burton K.
Wheeler, Democratic proxeciitor of
the liRiigherty Henale - investiga
tion committee, ioday announced
hla acceptance of Hecond place on
the independcul presidential tick
et headed by Senator m. Kollctte.
Although he had previously de
clared he would . not accept,
Wheeler yielded and reversed bin
docUion after he hal been urRed
to o bo by ia Kollette and by wv
to do so by Ja Kolletto and by ov-
AMPAitiN is i:mkusl:i
HKTRtMT. Mich. (Ily the A
Hocial ed J 'ress ) m Kollet i.e'
campaign was endorned by Ihe
United Hrothorhood or Malnlen
unce of Way Kmployns und Hall
way Shop la bo rem here. '
ENTERPRISE LAD
KILLED MY AUTO;
HACKED INTO HIM
' KNTKKPUIHK. Ore. (Special) -The
I wo-y ear-old Hon of M, !!.
Ward, merchant of this town, was
killed- when Ills father, ignorant "nf-j
the youngster s presence, . backeu
his heavy .touring car from Ihe ga
rage aud ran over the chlltl, who
died in a few minutes. v : ,
P. E. Mays Now Head of
Joseph Community Club
JOSI5PII, Ore. (Special grind
ing II Impossible to attend meet
ings regmariy onu ro Keep in imirn
with the work, flan-nce V
Duvis
tent)
idered his reHlguutloii to the Jo-j
Hoph Coininunlly club os pri-Htdent,
wliii.'li . wiih uceepleil. 1'. K. Mays
u'iih eli-.VHtcu 10 Iho priHlllon.
was formerly vlce-pri'Hidi'nt.
II.
Five Persons Dead as
Result of Auto Crash
tll KNA VIHTA, Colt..,- (By the
AHioclated Prot?H) Klva pernofi
were killed laut ntRlit when an au
tomobile broke ( ll rough n bridge
and dropped 60 f'-et Into Ihe Ar
kuiiHUJt river.
Mr. Haw Icy llonif AkuIii.
HAJi;M. On. Itepreatiiitativ
Ilawley urrived in Kulem from
WualilnKton and will Hpend (he
niiiniiier niotithw at hla home here.
He vviih nc;companlid by Mrn. IIuw
!ey. Mr. Hawley will iiiHpecl uiuitv
of the harboia and navigable rivtrs
111 the Hi rit e.
Mr. Hliwley Kild tlmt the H"lec-
Hon of .Calvin oolldnc ami Char-
th t-MMiilillffiiiM in tht. rir-iMlilinltiil
cuinpftlqn had proved popular
ibrouRhoul the eimtern tuls.
il Last Minute News I
SKEK1NG FIRKBUG IN WASHINGTON.
SEATTLE ( Al'). Author! lies of Tacoma and
Camp Lcwid are necking a fiichug blamed for a Hciics
of incendiary fires at Camp Lcwih, including one that
destroyed (he war department theater in Green I'ark,
with a loss of $30,000. .
RA1NFAIX SLOWING VP ilAKVKST.
- I'ENDLETON, Ore.. (A I'). A light rainfall last
night will nlow up harvcHtinp; in tlui4 county for a day
or two, accordino; to the grain men. . The harvest is on
in full swing in the wheal belt and a decided spirit of
optimism prevails among the growers due to increased
prices offered for wheat. Despite strong bids there is'
little wheat being sold as the farmers arc holding on
to their crop.
,,. . , .
SUICIDES BY JUMPING TO PAVEMENT.
LOS ANGELES (AP). F. W. Ilclwig, HO, retired,
city treasurer of Lincoln, Neb., was found dead today
on the floor of n light well, nine stories beneath the
window of his room in it down town building. A note
' in the room said he "committed suicide by jumping
from the window." He has been in ill health.
Twin and Twin- to Marry Twin and Twin
r h ) r -
- 1 ' , ) jTvv - J :
1 vy fpyL
Vera Hint Venn Scovlllo are 2 1 -year-old twins of Omaha, Nob. lxirr-n ami lwfence SIoKte
nn year-old I wilts of Uncolii, Neb. Vera, or maylM' It's Verna, is kuIiik to marry lawreiKx
nr iiiii.vIm' it's liiiit'ii. All four am going; lu lx niarrkHl al th same time. Kvh k'H says sh
liinnvs her rianceo from Jils twin. TIm hmH ai a daneo wlitu partiwrH were chosen b$ lot.
Yju U tmy drew tho hi lie Is lu marry. On the left arc Verna and lawreuce and on the right
are Vera ami lorcii. ' . .. ..
CAMPING Bi
IS ANNOUNCED
''ttrrirrTtVi'niKanll, wiprvliior- 6t
the Wlillnmii Nutlonnl forent with
lifuiliiuarirrH ufBnker, ' hus- an -
nounced Uti closlna; to entry
wllhoiit pirmlt of the Mill crook
wiiliTHlinl, i'iim of Covo, anil ulo
what Ih known as tho "Black
llniM" uriH. MoittheiiHt of Cov.
whleh Ih rrenuenteri for securing
rlrewood uml picking hucklebvr-,new
rl.H.
This do not. according to Mr.
ItituiMlell. mean that permits will
lie rniiilreil to pass ihrougli these
areas on any eHtaljIiKhed road or
trail, but entry for camping,
1 berrying, und ueenrlng wood ror
any piii-ponii is forblddel without.
rirnt tjecurliiff a permit from
local forc-Ht. olflcera, und thenn per- nicet with H(illHfnctlon ;
mitH will Hpecily it a camp ftrea, Kvery Individual and firm (ire
HinokiDfr or iikc of inulcheH on tho 'ruled proportionally und ' no one
urea. (will bo aakod to do mora than his
Authority for cIohIiib" him' been nhure. , .'
received from the diatrlct roreaterl Team Captain. : '
ut Portland, und Ih bused on TrcH- the four teani captaina Helected,
pita Hetrutation T-l K). -(H) A. , who will bo undor leaderahlp of O.
(I). The cloned uvea are, of! I jwlwon. are A. W, Nnlaon, HiiKh
cotirKe, only upon national lorcNl , trady( Holger Jjumon and Warren
land, and noticeH of cIohIhk have
been poHtcd at the forent bound
ary. (Continued on paaa fi
Motor Vehicle Output
Shows Slight Decrease
nkw YoitK. ai,)-,oi1''''I
of
of
r i:i24 lotmiiii 2.on2.(4 iarH ami
itucltH, wbout 114 percent less thnn
the correripondiiiK period of lli-'H,
inf cniiititfri-.. rciifirtH The OlltlHJt
J in June woh 24!.8iH vehicles,
'aRitlnrtt 3IZ."i: in May.
Tnesrtny inornlhsj; at Trtna o"clcreK,
a fliiaiiclul ro-rutlng campaign and
'a drive for fifty O"' members tot.tltw tn a pout-CHrmpto
the Union County . Chamber of nicne toilfty, .,
Commerce will begin, with four
tennis, each coiiHlHtlug of eight men
and a captain, in the field. The
work will continue for . three days
and. In Ihat period. Iho number of
members desired are expected wa drowned In Fentwood rirer
to be procured and $8. 0011 raised. 1 ( night attempting to save the
In regard to the new rating tq;llve of Ills Ulster and three other
be used, It was determined by a yormg women who went beyond
representative board of "five mcntl"'lr depth while swimming.
aud Is regarded as the fairest ever
: In use In l.a Orande. Kormer rat-
.nigs were orten unruir to some oui
I niucli time was spent on this one,
th'-land offlclalH nrfl aura that It will
Gilbert.
The teuui iiiciiiImtb aru ouch onf
expected to do hla ahurn jiiHt the
mime an tho other and In addition
they are donatlnff their timu to
make thu work HucueHMful.
A luncheon wan held ycaterdfty
noon at tho Hommer Orlll where
the detullH of tho cainpiuKn wore
worked out. - , .
Astoria 'Man Is Special
rroni Case rrosccutor
SA I. KM, lire.. (By le
AMiioi'lat.
''"' i'rCnH
-At Ihli
reiinenl of rlntr
aop county clluiins. (lovernor
Waller M. I'ieree late yesterday,
nppolnlcil A. W. Norbalil. or As-
torlu, aH Mpeelal prrseeutor In pro-
lilhltion vlolalion raws In I'latnon
eoiinty.
Case Went to Jury at
. 11:00 O'clock Today
The cose or hum Dixon and I.ou
Ward, charged with liialnlnliilng
n public nulMiiilce. appealed lo tho
circuit court, wciil to Hie Jury
HiIh morning ut II: I o o'clock.
; This Is tile lant case on Ihe cir
cuit court calendar for tlilu term.
(.fivvyrrx Will Mrrf In Ih'ml.
MKND, Oh. AitormyM or
mhiitrit, Crook and Jifri!ron count
tli'R will incut h"ru nttxt Monthly
with ofnenri of the Htutn Miir 8
Korlntlon to hnir un c-xplumitlnii
of the Inw which' woul-1 iiiuk.;1
iii. iiilKTHlitp In tho UMoclution oh
IlKutury on all Iuwjtitm prurtlrttiR
in Orfffuti. Knil W. WIlHon, prl
ih'.nl or tlitf iiMnoclaUoii, of Tho
Italh-H, Allmrt Jthlgway of I'ort
Inntl, iv-iri'tary. and Jun HuIh of
the Lnivomlty of - Or.Kon lav,
:liool, aro xpicti-ij to urrlv h'Tc
frtrty Monday.
I
ffrMiiitfc mt Hi'ivk Ki't.
HALiSM, Or. Till puhllc iMr
vleo euiiunlBHlon t l-'rlilny. July
r(i, uh th datn fof hi-urlng roin
piatntM with ri'latlon to tho rvtco
uffordfd hy the Tqk Lake Trio
phono & IVhyruph company, with
Ufu-JiuurU-r ut MurrUI, tukc
cyuuty . "'
... . :- 't:V - - - : -
.' - MHlrif - hlalw, allilMe..iU.'feat
llrlllsi Hum hy mivru eyents lo
V ' DROWNED HEItO.
NF.WHKHG, Ore. (AP) Mar
ln Garland, 21, a fanner at Hex,
glrlj were saved by others,
SON I'ISK),.JAll,r:l)
fathi:ii HLT vm:v.
OH A NTH PAHH, Orel A plea of
mi v In Justice court lo the DOS-
HLSHtorti of a still brought Oscar
Morgan of Jerome Prairie a finu
of 11(100 and a Jail 8ehtcn.ee of 10
days. C. A, Cobb, held In connec
tion with the same charge, was
held over to Iho grand Jury on
bonds of $2000, Ills case wtll
come before the grand jury In
September. J. L Morgan, father
of Oscar, was relensed after n
complete exoneration was given by
both the younger Morgan and
Oobb. These two declared that IhcJ
milter had nothing lo do with the
atlll and knew nothing of It.
The still was located in Ih
Morgan barn by a scorching party
iVoni Ihe sheriff's office. It was
i onHlructod in the middle of the
barn and the hay ho piled that It
looked u If Iho barn was full uf
hay. .
(Ives $.0,(KHI lo Charity.
SAN KHAN('1H('0. After
llri'tliii' of toll as a
Miss Mary (.'olgan of
domestic,
Itedwood
I'lty liciiucathcd an estate of $50,- und put forward an nppcal to tho
nun lo charily, It was report-d county court to order specifically
at ItciUvond City uhen her will a bond issue o( $280,000, sufficient
u-ns filed, the examiner etntea. to mutch state money now bolng
Her only other heiiuest was ror expended and enough to finish all
n marble slab to murk her grav.:, projects in which the county Is ob
hearing the name "Maggie" bv llgated. An election was ordered
which she was known. for August 27. -
Farmers and Experts On
Annual Field Tour Now
-Acrompank'd hy r ' M. ItulKh,
ronnty uncut from Tin Dallra, W.
I. Kaihleiiy aiif K. It, Jackman,
(1. "A. C ftxlfr.Hlon inoti and Mr.
Ktt-phi'iiH. or th Moro expcrhni'iit
Ktatlun, County Aknt H Ah Av
fry and a niimbtr of I'nlon coun
ty farmers Irfl l,a, (frando. thin
mornliift ahortly after U:3o o'cloi-k
hound for Hot lakf, the first stop
on their aiinual tlehl toul -
AICHIVI D AT Hrr IiAKK
( HOT 'AKK (Hprclul) A talk
hy tr. W. T. Phy, recognletl aa
on'? of orc-iton'M Iradlnv HolHteln
uutliorllU'H, and htHpccllon of the
Phynirro dairy nit mi and herd
wiri the two f nut urea of th half
hour stop of t'nlon county's farm
itm hfru 'hia morn in bt. He vera I
cam from hoth tho Orandp aud
Union ldti of the vallpy ' hM
reached the lake h' 10 o'clock (or
the" opiiltifc ot todayH MKtell Pro
grum" fQlluwlug the eUort u4
RELIGIOUS
Bill!
Vice Consul Robert Im
brie Dead at Teheran,
Persia Reports
MELVIN SEYMOUR
SERIOUSLY HURT
Demonstration Mobbed
Two Americans, Think
ing They Were Bahair,
an Enemy Sect
WABHINdTqK (By the Asior!
ated PreM) A mesaaico to tl'e
Btalo department from the Ameri
can minister, Mr. Kornfleld, at
Teheran, Persia, said that Vice
Consul nobert Imhrle died from
hock Inte yesterday afternoon
after having; been brutallv beat
en and kicked by a mob
Imbrle and Melvln Se'-ror
also an American, had ntnrrel
their carriage to watch n r'p1-'"
demonatratlon In the clt- ov
were rushed by the moh who mis
took them for members of a a-!
known as ' the Bahals. ainin-
which the demonstration was di
rected. Seymour'a condition Is so serl-r
ous he has 'been unable to make
any statement. , -
Ed Wright, Union county ps
outing attorney for the post tv
years and oierK of tno county cour
for asveral rears, Is taking ove
tho managership of the Hot La'"
Hanatorlum. Wright has been r
tho lake for the past month.
Though their plana aro not dot:
nlte, Mrs. Wright Intends to re
main In La Orando for at leest i
few weeks before .moving to th'
tg.glglBUIIMlUriUIII.
able executive work prevlous:y. As
secretary of the Public Bervtcf
eommlsslon In 1911-12. he was In
charge of a large number of em
ployes In the rjalom-" offices and
- too an active, part In directing the
.worn m mu .vi..
The position now occupied by
Mr. Wright was formorly held b
Oliver Dasch. ,
Topsy's Nose Will Be
Rebuilt by Physicians
CHICAOO. (AP) An operation
upon Miss Itosetta (Topsy) Dun
can's nose, broken In an encount
er with police officers at Cicero,
a suburb, July 4, will be made to
restore Its former shapeliness,
surgeons have decided. Cartilage
taken from one of Mira Duncan'a
ribs will be grafted into the nose.
Charges against tho policeman
will bo heard by a grand Jury
within a week.. .
Coos for Hoail Prop amine.
MAHHHKIKI.n, Ore. Tho Coos
County Good ltoads ossoclatlon at
'a mooting- In Coqulllo swept aside
all appeals for sldo Issue money
ilrcBH by Dr. Thy, the nu-ii pro-
wind, io cnioa when ihoy were
to Inspect the H. K. Miller stock
farm and havf lunch at the eaar-
prn Oregon pxp4rltnent atatlon.
. Tho una he la the owner of n.
herd of purebreda descended from
Rome or the bent known animals
In the Hohftcln-Krehilan world. Dr.
Thy. In eptaking on- "LVvelopinfr
a Hairy Herd." did not urire the
farmers' to ' Immediately stock up
with rciflKtered animals. Inntead
he atrougly ttraod that the farmer
hi'itld up hla hnrd throiiRh the tisa
of a pHwhrCT-- aire of proven
,worth.f . i .
' "Th keeping of recorda In ih
only way to Je ur:that the hexd
which one a developlna la good,"
lr. Ihy told IKi vleltlng; farmers.
"These records should be not only
of milk tmd butter fat production
but otUthe cost of the feed and of
(Cot.Uai4 os P '