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EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING ; N EWSfAPERTEN PAGES TODAY. C IT Y EDITION THE WEATHE3 Portland (AP) Oreon Fair tonight and Tnuraday. 9-t- VOLUME XXII. LA GRANDE OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1924. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 258 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Hunt's Daily Letter (Uy HAItllY R ULW'T) I WAS U NTi N X KA Special ) Thu prcHidcuthil election next Nov. 4 mtiy ho i in port it tit , histori cally, fur beyond uny uluutlon since the, Livll war. It may become u j juuc-posi, marking u very dcTiullu point In American uffalrs. This importunco Ilea not in thu remotely possible, election of Sen ator Ja PolletU) to thu presidency. II lies not in the recognized pos sibility, thul tlx; elcclion may be deadlocked and the choice! of u pri'Hldcnt thrown into congress. it does not even Hi; in the vir tual certainty that an "independ ent" balam-o of power will b re turned in the new congrcHH. The really important possibility in the coming election is thai il will place on u Been re and perinu ;nMil rontbifr n, new national parly t-r, 'a 'third' putty aufriclcndy a roug and uggrcHmve to sit in at the nul lonal polll leal game on feriitH of equullly with ltcpub 1 leans und Democrats. liesplte the fact that Senator Iji Kollctle and hit follower have iIIh claimed the formation at that lime of a new nutlonul political purly, running aimply uu "independentH," in protest' against" the platforms and policies of the two old parties. It id none the leas true that there in an underlying hope, even tin ex pectation, that u new national party will be born of the atrugglu in the coming cuuiputgn. Although audi a new party might properly be cliuwd us "lib eral." with both old purlieu grouped under the definition of "conservative," it la unlikely thut (Continued on imf R EX-LA GRANDE The, sad news was received In iv Ihlo-TiioiiilnitV'f tin ih-uln ol li- year-old Robert Itenliulii, wlio Mas killed by an aiiliiinoiillo in 1011 laud yesterday afternoon. . According to u telephone inea- saire from l.la narenla. yiiung llobirt was rilling on the back of a delivery truck and jumped of directly In front of the approueii Inp cor. The driver of the car lind no oiiportunlty lo atop in time and the boy'a d. villi waa al inoal . Instantaneous. Koiierl Itenliam. the son of Ceorge It.-nhani. formerty reshl ed In Iji (liunde and is a neph ew of H. A. Itenhani and W. A. IJ.nlu.lii of this elty. While here lleorK-e llrnhain was an einptoyy of the telephone eompuny. Miss Viola Henham will leav 011 the evenlnu tiuin for l'o-t-h.nd. W. A. Henham und fa"i ily will make the trip by ear. startlnc tills afternoon. The fun eral nrranjr.'lllenls have not. b.'i 11 made as yet althouith It Is under stood that the interment" will be in r.irtlan.l. rOUTH KILLED John Bertram Clark, "Master of Women" Had Many In His Power (Kv .luck .lllllgilK'yer) I.HS ANtllOI.KS. Cul. (NHA.Kp. flal I --l-'i.rtune. I''ame. Spl.'il.l..r. liulek and Willi aearcely an effort thla. t lie simplest and oldest pr.,r ler 111 Ihe world to Interest Ihe i-re.liiluiia, waa I lie essence of the I.pelll. Hiding by which John ll. rt rnin I'lurke won for himself the sol.rl.iuel "Masler of Women." Ily trimming. his gaudy promises Willi esoteric verbiage and adding to his pudgy personality Ihe vv.-lg.tt of reaouadlng titles, thla seir-mar-rylng mliibjler or un occult i-ree.;. mid seir-aiyied myalle, aceordl.ig lo orrlelula. became an ulnar.lng v:i inle among women ot l.oa Ancel.-a. l-'olloivlng his recent arrest and pending :he.lule.l trial on charge i.r liaviug conlilliuleii to Ihe d. lln illieiiey i.r u liilnor, I r.-year-ol.l I'larii Ttiulrlm. rlarke waa placed under psychopulhlc ohaervalloti in l.oa Angeles. lie. llBBcHH he Oll. e p-rve.l over' a year ut an Inslilulien or Inaalle. .Many Woiim'ii 1iik.I. The n.-.i,,.'a .f Ihouaaiula of ..o- Itieu W.T" found by '.liee ilives.l- glltora in flarke'a ayslemalic r. . or or Ins activities, arier n- nan le-. n rapped by l-ecyle llliucjin. Joeng police otierallve. whom. Jl," sial.-Iii.rg.-s. be married by a.ir.pro li.i.liieem.'lil. Clarke, who nd'r-tla-d hlms-ir ua solar lii-.togtal. bypnolial, tel. pill hist, clairvoyant, s-er. Ii.-iiler. physician, lav. nl.tr. author, psychic scientist and liilllla-l.-r or the I'hurch i.r foamie Trull., ainoiic other titles Clark deal' or llllempled lo deal In w eird l.llgl. 8 or love and business with his dup.i. nn.l Ills clients. Aalhorili.a s..y bis ethl.a in these mailers were peculiarly Ids own. Curious Contract. Perhaps (boat prominent among Ijls bualnesa clicnla was I'urrlni (Coutiuued po Pmgi 6) JUDGE SAYS s niMTr niiiri yUllL UHIIL I Refused Move by State's Attorney to Call Jury for Trial THIRD ALIENIST GIVES TESTIMONY i Clarence Darrow, Chief of Defense, Believes -P, TltnTmn Heannir Will Continue a Fortnight.. CHICAGO. (Ily the Assm intl I Press) Iteiiiard tilueck. of' 'w York, testified ol the l-'mnks benrlnic tmlay .that Itlehnrtl IatU lliroiiKliotit Ids meiMul fumlnatlti f lilin luul admitted he struck the blow Willi tin cold fdilsi! ulili'li killed Hobby l'Vimk CIINWrio (Ily III.' A(ucliil.-1 rnrtsV I'unlhlnK of Nulliun V. uiopoiu jr.. nn.l uciiurii A. 1.0.11. for tin' Kiilnuplne nml iniirdcrln!,- r,lt,.,i I'r.na) l.l. ul. iuuil l.ouuli'1 of H-yuar-olil Uuliril I'Tiinkn. will llullan uii iiian, who Inl. nda lo bo uVtcrmlncd us u ri'siilt of tlm ny u,.runa Mm- Allniiliu Climin. has pr.-swil hcurliiK l)i'fori! JuJish John ij,.u,.h. .l Ills iiiauhln.' luul Ih liuv- II. CuviTly, und (hi- prowwllngs inK it uv.'i'hauliil. will not. ho tiirn.'.i into n mm iy Jury with a plfii of l.-irul Inaunity, 1 ho oourl nilc.l TnfK.lay. Jildic Cuvorly ciniiliutloally hi HirtcU tlrut lie W118 rnlly wlihin his li'sal rlphls In licarlnir ti.sii inony from ixporta on mimlHl Uls .usis In niHiKiitlon or itiinhtlinii'iil,' mid In iioHlllvo. tonoa thulVan Ihrouirliout the colirtroorti, auld: "Thi'.sp. boya aro auni" ao far aa Ibis court ia coni'Crni'd. Th.'y have at!C-t'pt.'d roaiionaiblllly, und lh! only llllnir lo ho d.'t.'rnilncd ta Ihelr grounds forvmlllKallon. TI10 AiiBiuuBsaitK inaKo 1110 nine lor u Bronnd. for new -wars of Blupcn llllnols supreme court hut suld "' resuinplluii ot the fllglit un- ,,ou cbnclHucn6iil." ' . .. that II la man.llntory Tor. me to 'ilalu. - -v ; , J' lie nrgeil llic Kropeun prolol- IKaif-.'irr 1deHotr-tn -tMilfifaOon. -IV .AijimBeiimiita--aMiia .1 1 uutiipkUid -BTlaf lo combut llila "tiiipcrlalls- "Tlur court, haa lieen called up- today by tlio , IJ. S. army air sen-nic:Amlontaini" on llireo or four tit for nillntrs lee tu aend an ali pluue lo I'lelonl : ; - . ' in thla mutter, und 4 liope 1 luivo now decided It definitely," cinplia- slued the Judge. ... llri William Mealy, lloalon pay- ehlatriat, waa being cross-exam-I Incd when llic highly pertinent ruling was culled down. A dio- logue between .Mr. t'rowe and the wilneifa reaulted from I he prose- (Continued on page r.) County Court Meeting In La Grande Today The county court convenes In ri'Kiiliir montlily Henslon thin aelvea ni etil runctw or tiuMlneMH tnornlncr with all preni-nt with the Iiouhi-h and old their warca. Pro exception of rommlMHioner llutc.it- feHMlmml ln-KUiirs will be HHcorh'd iiiHon w ho wuh expecteil this uf- oul ' of town by the police, while li'inoon. Ueffulnr routine ' bus!- crlppbil pi-tldlers will reeelvc tin? nesa wus uttended to all mom- utletiilon of tlm slate or the coiin inp. 'V- ' MaavanMataMmaaMSBy IP" I -f -TH ' f?f I IJfJ' I'JPJ '-W.WUlill Students and Alumni Here Give Banquet Mr. und Mrs.. Paul. ,J. Schisslcr Honored by 0. A. C. Organization. Over r(i t . A. C iidentM und alumni ir t lie itmtiliitlou wirr present at it banunel Kivett in hon- ' ' or of t'oaeh I'aul (. Hchlxhler In 'Claims the United States tlie Oregon AKrieuM liml ((lli of ' Allierfca H MonCV Student HiHly wiU loastmiiKter or f.rahhinir ' Nation tho evening and' n rodneed th VlldUUlIlg INdUUIl Kpeukers. The first muii called ' ' upon wuh Jim Imbbln of the 1907 TJTKTTC TT G D I? A F1 V laeirle I'on.st ehitmpioiiKhip team '' "h w-i-oinin (i", n.'w f.tiiicti itn.J itHNiirhtK hint uf I i"i'in. -iM.Hnr it.ynoi.iH. o 'Z .rimi I iMwoou iyman anu oinerw pb - ' 1,t,,r ii'ort both imii. (Continued ou I'ape 0) imoiKiii,. unK. Hy tlx: Ah.io- aiml ut Allaluih. AI.I.AIIAII. Ilrlliali India. (Ily tho Aamioliiti'd J'r.-aa) Major Zan nl, ArKflitluo round-lh.-worl.I avl alor. urrived Iiitm. at nhif o'clofk thla nioriiiiii; in hid ull.-iniitvd olr clu of tho kIoIm. I KKYK.IAVIK () the Aaaocilii cd I'lv-aa). IjleiitiMianta Sinitli and NcIkoii expe.1 to reiiialn hete several days... Ice conditions' at llarlirti, Nova heolla, to be .used by Lieutenant Wade to uuioih, P"ny t lire world fliers on tlm.' re- malnliig ro He of the last leg. ; ' T..l ., p.lrnnu f J JuaKCl V lampS JblO On IJegjfars and Peddles liAKKi:, Ore. fKpeeial) Pity ofriehilN have iilllKMilM-iMl here I hul IW. mi l.ll.l-U ! l...'-.i-U ll'i.lll.l ...i n, III. I on I ker air eln in,,:.::,::,:; '! jZ'::: cenl proteKt by biisineuM men who wlm com plained aaltiHl crippled peddlern who culnhllHhed Iheni- GROSS SGEi JJ . S--W - ;mmm, mvwmm ti.- IMPERIALISM PROBE BY 1 - FAILURE OF IS CHARGED llf TROTZKY FOR GREAT WARS Ilussian Minister Implores European proletariat to Combat This "Im perialistic American Lm ism. . . , '- . MOSCOW (By the Assoclulert ITfaalTh paclfleulory" char- a.-ier 01 iii.t nii..-ritaii ..p. r.ul- lam" formed thu ohlof aulijecl of a lengthy address delivered byi War Minister Trotzky on the proa- peels of international progress, I puoiiMieu luuii) , I Trotxky suld lie considered It as paradox and one of "history's Jokes lliut "Ainorleu, which is suppoj-led by Ha Indualrios und which helped to crush Clermuny In orucr 10 Keep oui a sunn vuioi':i- tor. emerged from II (the war) with a pacifist reputation." "Atiiericun capltullsta," he ud-Irevuiiillon.- The disarmament wus ded. 4c.amio( allow Kngland. begun in the .district or Han Mar I'Vanco and Oermany ,lo . regain Jlin, at Texmelucan, where Mrs. Ito thelr markets as they themselves aalie Kvans. American born widow need them." 'or a British uliject. waa killed und Referring" to a recent speech by"obb-d by a band or unknown per Heeretary Hughes, Trotxky said: .sonB Saturday night when un tin. "America already dictates lo Mu- way to her hacienda. . ., rope bill lis uhler aim is lo put Willie the disarmament cam- eapilullallc Europe on rations and ;to HalkuniKc II. The Lntted Ulutea , puujfist' progrummo is, full of iFrave foiiHeoiieliees "uia II DreDarca I'liKlU.KTON. Ore. (Special) r InilmP llnT irx nnrninrn III UULUnUL I X 1 I X 1 1 r rrut r ii i i iii i iiiii iii I" Klllplnoa aw not prepared for'J"7" " " """" -'' lnn. iT1 t..rix i F , ' f . ' ' , ' , "-'"' men In the Immediate future will merit political - Independence, ae cordlnff to the opinion of II. I 1 1. .1, I It t.x.iul.l.inl . if I I... A i.i..p1..u it Cliumber or l-omiiieree of Manila. ! I". I., n runner Oregonlan. who; will, Mra. Heath and their ramlly Im ii Pendlelon vlnltor. With ." M. ;olterjiiun and John W. JlansMermann, America a IhjhI- im iw men of Manila, Mr, Ifcuth huis been In the Pnlled H(ale for e,v- ral weeks on a mission to hW fortH Ihe trim uondltions In the Philippine Islands In tioth hushies: und political relullons. They at- tended the nutlonal eonveiillons of lol Ii I lie maiJor part lea and have hulh 1 lie major pai-tii u mid have try Hlnne then. Amerlean Like I'liipuKHtidii. "Il in aulouixltntr (he way the American people can he hIh mined .(Coutiuued on 1'ago II) BASEBALL VAVtVW COAST MlAfil K rilibK - V. I,. Pet Hun l''r!iiitlao S & Heulllo 7 f.& .r.4! Vernun Kl' 60 Oukland U2 HI ,f.4 rttterainenlfi iill H2 .4i Hull Uike 'SO 'I.T .4HH I'nrllHibl T.ft (if, A't'i I Am Aimehi .42 (By lit" Ai:noi!latd Vnvn halt Ijilte e, Portland ft It. II. I-.. Kair l4ike u lit a I'oriluiid ft I a I HHHerlfH: 1 1 hmiI. Mel 'ulx- and peiera; Hehroedr, und Imly. Snn rraiiebwo . I, Anaele 3 .11. II. M. 1.0:1 Ali'h-H 3 0 i Shii 1'Vane.lneo ..." I.:.. 4 V ' Itullepb-:: Crandull und Hptnie r: WHIIaiiiH und eiie, . Seal lie 8, Satranieiito A II. II. K.I Miu r.im.jnlu 3 1 1 'l Henttle H 16 2' i..,ti. ri. M' - CrfMiirli and Hheu: ' Uut'by and K. Ituldwln. , Vernon a, Oaktajid f . It. II. k. ( iHkiund .i 7 1 1 Vornon i 10 P.atteriea: Krounc, Murchlaon, th Kvmla or umt tuiiimwT, w Kun and Head, Bakur; I'cnncr, for thu muuicilt trauwudllllf " Itudulfli uud Uaanuh. , jUtUcrik GBRE60I1 IS UNDER WAY Mexican President Has Sent Officials to In- vestigate Killing ' DETAILED REPORT ' IS NOT AVAILABLE Arrest .of I hose Who Can nrow ugnt on mu tier --of -Mrs;-' Rosa'.'o Evans Expected. MKXtCO UITV. (Hv th Assoi-lu- .ted Press) ('resident ObreKon )ius '..,,,,.. ri, m,. ,oUll.HU , VMiTOir- the dealh of Mri ,,. Kvuna. who was slain by unKnown prrso08 st Saturday, .,.,., M,il..r M.en said II llU( ,.,. iM,olf8,bp to furnlah the Ainorleun elubaaay with a detailed report. MKXII'O CITY. (By the Asaoclu ted lress l,V.Ural forces under Oe.11.rnl Itoberln I 'r. IK. chief of ,tu,ry operulloiis lii im state of pUeblu, Tuesday begun . tho . .dla Vriiiaiiienl of volunteer und agrar .n fnP,.,.. rili,.d during Ihe recent puiga, begun upon apcclul orders from President- Obregon, la pro. ceedlnttv a pec la I court of Inquiry eonl tn ud . liivewtlffu-tloiiB into thi charged thiU ururlan elenientt. with .whom Mm. Kvana hud lonp been ill war. wro rewnonstbte for TTrrj .bbery und -ullirUw: 3'4ib elemnntM had been nrfctng tho pk proprlatlon of the Kvans hacienda " ' - fCnntlniiM on tr 6) 1 1N.M ftl S THRI'.K Pln-sUr MrAHor, Ills wife ami child, of Paid will, Idaho, wen- Id- Jiired Imlay In an atiioniomie ac Portland and, In altcmpluifr to pasi a chicle, went loo uear tlic ctlne of tlM road which (tavc way, pit' cipatlnir tlie far down tlio (Trade. ' '"r ",r,,,u m" MeArliir and her chlW wer,- I , '"" ""l "'" -k- - Jnnil. hIh liiiinicif ant of a Ic.tu ncrloiiH luitiin;. . MAN IM NH AMI (K. KII,I,M. PAShI,AKF,. Mum. (AP) Hun nliifC oniiM'k on tlio (treat Northern ,r" iaHt 1 N. rf. liinoiH-nr, iM-lk'wl lo be from Portland, on! attacked passengers and Irnlnnien anil juihihh troni inn train iicrc where liii killed imii man, probably faintly wounded ttnolltor and then Ml led blniH4ir. I, hul bent i-uIIikI rbiirh-M Itlebnnls from IUn hoinr. nsketl blm if be wire a memtMT or (Im Ameririui U-imi nml when Ihe littler re pi hi I in the nfftnun tle, he itiimIhiI IiK knll with I blow with a monkey wreneb wbk'b be had otitalned un tin' train. PoKTIiAM. On. (AP) .Nolli Inff Ih known Iwre of MndM r. Moiti;H om) paktii-;s. M;V VOHK, IAPTIi m-enf eonienltonH if a real political par tie?! wen rrltleleil bj lit HeV. Il'-rtmrd 4. l a holier . bh-liop of Slum lall. K. Iak., beforo the na tlonnl eotnentlmi of Ihe KnbcblH of t'oliinibiiK "'I lie fCHiherlnvN, whlcli lnmhl huvi rrjsiiilllwHl be Mini of Ainerlen, made ,om,.'ie'lnni tn row anil- e. MtiiU"M' or the rear that th oiiel for vol en mhehl suffer by an "MircKMofi on oidnton of the movr liient abroiul thnt would eliminate nihollrm from riileae of fHlwii- lilp ml eiiiolmmiiiH of Miblle .life. I The Imnd- or ltie wlio are 'ftt Uu foo of the riumlntt mMt an Kniiibllttv away tlie watuhi iir iiieiii or our national happiness.' wew . bitterly demium-wl . by tin bl-lmp. MeiiilH T-blp ti the Knl'thtM of i'olmiibiis June itoili wan 'aal. Tlierr are lt:tn riHim llH, an liH nacM' of AO oer lnl jfar. U A STH l iVACI ATIOX. MM"N. AP pnwlin If lH- biif brouuhl on the Interiiallonal timferi'mv by lr. Itudolph lirell M'liekl, li-ader of itw .i'rniaii -lall-iH mid I'n-mii MiilallKtH now hi Irondoo, to vttti-t n IninfiMllnt.' z!iiilltlary rvaciiallon or tin Itiibr. i iTIiIm (mention, allliotiuli ontxldt; of ;r I if A &wCC tJrj S? '-V. . Phot ty Unloq pacific Pytcr i. -' Yakima Ouiiitt,' wurtil'N clutinnhm Hll-nromid cuhIh), wllli lM) iflvbrntl HoowvHl tropliy, cinbleiiwilr of tlio lltl. ' Thu v troptiy, HX'Miitel In 192:1 by the liiMiKv!lt Hole! wf New York, In mejiiury of- Tlicodoru itooM'velt, will b dtrf i liy Cnutl (AKalH lh (viu'k ' rltkM'H and roiier of the eowtnty world In tlio flnalH of II 10 rOiU)loiislil contest nt tin fiinvuu iVndletoii. Oroatm ICotunlup on fM-pU niber 18, 10, and 8k ...i ,y nn.ii i , ,.j. IS, HIBBERD ANSWERS CALL Mra. P. Jt. Hibberd, who Iiiih been 111 for some time, passed on latn yesterday here. Kunernl mc vices will be held tomorrow utter-' noon at 2:3(1 o'clock from tlio Hnodgrass and .Iminermun chapel it-Ill. i .ItcvcenOil William, Cms v Uoss. of the . I'resbyterluii church, to deliver Ihe rilliernl sermon. The burial will tuke pliicu In thu Hum- mervllle cemetery. The deceased wna lioru January 30, I K 7 11, at Hiliiimervllle and waa liiurried to f. It. Illbbard June 10, I tin I. . Hho leaves tivo children. Iteld uiit Hick: two aiatera ami oil" brolhcr. One brother and her pa rents preceded her lo the tlrent Heyond, Tlio surviving relatives are l.ucy Wade, or Ui (irande; Mrs. Albert fonover. of rayelle, l.lalio, lind William Wall'-, or 101- B)n, Mra. Illbliard attemb-il Willam ette UniverKlly and latT latiKht in tlie public iK'hoola. Hlie iviiH loved and mlmired by nil who knew here and her Iohh In Hineerely mourned y a Iiiik-' ihiiii ber of frh'ndH. . ' Swiss to Attempt to ('limb Mount Everest CIKNKVA (AP). - Kwit.eiiati.J b prepuiimr a natlmi expedition wlikdi will utlempt t ae. n.l Monnl Kven-Hl when Ihe K rial's I. failed. Tliu 1' Mder of tin; Hw Ih. leaiii. Hi:h'duled to Kbtrt in I'.'i Ih a welt known KwIkh Alpiu'.Hl who already tniM Imd expei le.ii-M In Hie itiniiiliiya mo jntiiiiiH. Ilt.4 HHHiHlaillM will be Mono: of HutUei land'H bent i-iiniberH, none. o' yiuvH old. The HwIhh tnlend oinlMliiK the heavy oxyen uppUfatiiH ennietl. hy Ihe KnifllHh cxpedlllon. lit Mimid they ulll eni'ry aniall phfalH of eoinpreHHed and ll'inld oxyKeii to l) Injected by Myrliiue and needle Into the KrlorleH, If ov.-r- come by breallililK ul 1 1 leii 1 1 lew. . I P TO PAKIJAMK.NT. I 1,1 IN I H N (AP.. Colonhil H-e-r'tnry i'ttomaa aiinouncefl in t ,.r i, ..in iimi i.r. ler ii full and frank d!Hciinnlon ttf I In. Ii'IhIi boiindlirv iiriibh i.i ulll i.th.-irt of Mm- I-'i.f Mtii I 'i I 1. 1 11 1 u. Itlllwh t..vriii. nl Itud deebled lo H ion imr- Ituimul I" deal with the no.-"1"" " wmV hp' expected lo de lion on HelemlM-r Au, unb-NH by v,,,"' prinelMil eonteiilM In tlie Ihut time the (ibtcr Kovernimnt H'nimble tor 113 HeatH lo bo filled litiM iiom'nuted u bo li nd ii ry con- UllHKlOIIHIIf, IMMlAlt M V APPKAISI It. HAI.KM lira. AIM. I'Viink I. iMinbiir. of AKtmla, former aiandlng for re-elecilon.. hence, he ictary of atute, ban been appolnt-iadda. thu Henalorlul abock troops ed appralaer for tho alato land will b hurled ugutiml tho btvouaca board. H. will examine landa on' of Heiiatorrf Walnh of Montant und wlikh the stute waa (orucd to Walah of MaHHiiihilbetts. Htanley.oi rgrtfblone, j Kuulucky, Owen ot OKlutiouw aud RETURNS V KLUXERS LtAD OKLAHOMA CITY (AP I'rcns tlmn Flash 1. Coiiaressniaii K. It. " " " "1 '"'T - J P' ""l "ii". . " ;, .. . " , ........- """ " ' "' ... '" " 1" """ HKI,AIIOMA. CITV (Ily 11m As sociated Press) W. T. Pino, Ok mulgee oil muii, bus more than doubled his lead over Kilgolin l,or ton, Tulsa publisher, in tho race ror tho Itepuhlicuii iiQtulnatloii for ITlllteri Hlatea aellalnr. returaa from 34H precincts out or 2U9B In TneHday'H primary election In dicated. ' Pine carried (he oiiflorHement of I he Ku Klux Klan while lorton wiiKt'd wai-fara on the klan during hiH eanipaiKit. Kor con?renn Manuel Derrick of the HIh Oklulmiiia dlNtticl. w.lm nuinliiff behind I'ontfreHriman M. Ilea n notiit nut Ion, 05 out. of 42H preciuctH irava Clarber 41 it and Heirlck lottfi. In othep diwtriiin coiiKi'eHslbnul conteHiH with clo.se. KANSAS CITY. Mn. Votera in Mbaourl, KaiiHaH and Okluhoiua noudnated their1 party Ntandard- (Cnntlnufld on panta B Republicans Are After Six Senatorial Seats CHN'AOO. ( Hy the Aaaocialed . ITi hk) - Kenvy fire In the Kepub llleun Kenatorlal rauipulKn will cen jler In five. Htale. tn wlilell Hlx HeatH will be at Ht ii ke In t lie No Veilllier electlnilM. Henalnr Mo-h of New Huinp- "'"""" ""'"'' cauipaitcn f:omminee, imu ui '''"'"live tdaiiK which he ban out- liueil. tl I I IT IIJIIIVI Iivtu mill IIUI'U line ""P"'"" " 'euurrn iik vtuiuut, ("in year. The moat. agrenHlvi; campalKn K-'tialor Mfmew wlaled, would na UirjiMy be In certain utatea in which !he ' lemnt-ruttc member , art- T Peter Olson, 55, Met His Death Near Elgin from Natural Causes BODY FOUND BY HIS NEIGHBORS Olson Had Tassed on About Two Weeks Ago Is Belief Held by Ixccl Authorities. I'ctcr Olson, aged about S yean, met. his death about tw,. ts'eckH ago by 'natnra causes" Ih the belter livid by County Coroner Hal llohntnikamp, after conduct ing an Invoallgattiin of tliu case. UImiii waa found dead at his farm alaiiit la nilloa from I'.lgln at tlie brenka uf I'.io Mluam jestcrday by nclglibura, t . y Tho body of the deceased man is now at the Bohnenkamp chapel pending funeral arrangements. Ho haa relatives In Denmark but none In America that have been discov ered by local authorities. . ..Two weeks ago last Friday Ol son waa last soen alive when somn neighbors puased him near hbj farm. - : Yeaterduy some neighbors, pass-, ing by, noticed that his grain crops were unattended and also noticed that no ainajm came from his dwelling place. Fearing that something waa wrong, they Inves tigated and before Teuchlng I tho house, an odor -waa noticed, Hla... body wuM.Iptiud, at .the corner the burn, totji yards from the house. Hail Heart Attacks C o r o n o V . tiohneiiknmp ' waa . promptly notified yesterday after noon, ilrovo to the placa and In- vestlgateti tho death. Apparently the man hud been dead about- u ' fortnight from the condition of I hla body. Neighbors arfirmed that ' Olson had many "heart spells' and 'tho belief is held that heart falluro caused his demlso. No signs of violence , wore found on his re- mulns. .. Hrudy WUS Compelled 1110 J"1-' 'Venlng oftor a nun bee if ballotK had been takei and they wnro nnublo to agreii on the Riilit or tnnocencn of Mlk yerkovitch the defendant, chart? ed Willi the poaneiMilon of llquo:. A new Jury will be, einpanelloJ und the Itial rettumed next, wevk. , , JIub Swimfliilg Tank Is In Charge of Caretaker Th dlrectora of the t'ountry club announced today that they have Bocured a caretaker for tbr club Hwinimiiig' tank and that hereafter he will have charge of the pool. , It In u rule or tho club thut only reKiiiitr tnembem and their gucnta are permitted to make use ot tho tank. AdaniH of Colorado. In the. hitter Klnlcn the attack oil tho lcmncratic Heat will be consolidated with lie cumpii)gii In tmhalf of Senator PhlppH. ttepubltcun,. whoHu Urm expires In March. After MaHniM tbthnson, Hemitor Moses.' who will lay ,hh tentative, plum before other mem lierH oT the conimltte. -and Chair man Hut ler of the national coui niltlee In the near future, explain ed (hat. In addition to the tlvi went a llMied aa vulnorahle points It. tlie iJeinocrattc campaign front, the Itcpuhllcun forcea will center more hul fire on tho Minnesota eon teat tu w hich Magnua Johnaan, Farmer Labor, ti"eka r-ehnrfloh. KMVenteen Hepubllcun b-rtha ilioMt of tlient In tho traiiH-MlaHifia-Ippl region, aro to be filled. The Democrutlc ctuss numbr8 15, It) or which arc from states in the "solid (Continued on pg IX THE E M. YERKOVITGH JUROANGS' J istltPi of ; Peaeo Hugh K.' to diBmlsH
