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lit m CITY EDI T I O N THE WEATTJE2 PORTLAND (AP). Ore eon Generally cloudy knT .unsettled tonlffht- - -r: .' : VOLUME XXIL LA GRANDE OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 18,1924. v MEMBER ASSOCIATED 'PRESS MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 268 UGH RECORD mum !f CORN EDITS A Le"er ii i nnrnniii n .. m'j. iTDinr TDID I i ... It. Hurry H. Hum) ' AVASH1NUTON (NKA. Special) I A piTHunul exponent of tho theory of political Independence for wo-1 jmit Is Mrs. Mabel Cory I'ostlKun. OIH) Uf (WO WUIUHl) representatives on the Jolnl Uxecullvu committee fdr the ia Kollettc-Wheeler cam paign. ,t 1rs. CostlKtin, us may be infer Vd.is the vjr or.. Mr. L'osttKan. And Air. Cost (pun Kdwurd 1. t'os ttKun 1b a member of the United SUit'H Tariff ComniiHHion. Itut the fuel (hat Friend Hus band holds tilh office on u bi-partisan federal board does not deter this champion of woman's Inde pendence and cual rights from Jumping into the "lime pendent" battle If her participation in third parly activities prove eiiibarriiHsiiiR or prejudicial lo Mr. Costi-fun and hia chances for reappoint meni, well that's unfortunate, but it' solely his uffutr. He. nut she, Ik' the Tariff Commissioner. No more reason why (the hIioiiIo feel obligated to a'iek to bin po ll! leal parly thun thai he should be bound to belong to her woman's clubs. What are "equal rights" lor women for. anyway, if not to ,rlve them political Independence. Inside us well as outside Tamlly lies?. Experienced in the politics and processes of women's activities. Mm. t'oKtignn is counted on to be a powerful'' factor in lining up wo men, who are demanding a "new den " in politics, behind the La Kollette-Wheeler ticket. Khe has been for yours an Influ-i entlal ami active member of the Nnttonaf League of Women Votem. the National 'Consumers' league and the Women's Trade Union Lcuguo. She was chairman of the living Costs Committee of the League of Women Voters., which ussisted in the investigation of the packing indiiHlry. KvtuVnec produced by thl committee, under her direc tion, had no Utile Influence on the piumage by congress of the packer control bill. "The ji Kollctte-Whcelcr can didacy," declares Mrs. Cusligitn "offcra the '(( ftt-opportunity. Jh'.s . gemTUUOn IKIH JtIIU II ln inmii to the ideals of citlgcnuhtp unu irood government; "That is wliy It w" "PP'ul t women. "TIm! two old purtles offer palll atlves for our public ailment. La Follelte offers prophylaxis." . A vii'miin. liard-licndcU. elt'iir- mimlcd woiiuin apitroarhlnff mid- lid UK''. M. l'ollBim iy niulo tlio hi'nda or thu woniin'n com iiiiltcs of tin; two old imrtii-B looU to their luuri'ln In-furu tin! I'lim palK" Ih riir udvaiH-fd. She In tll ri'ct. forccrul. I'nerK'Hlc. . ' T1iiti-' no "up-UBi;" IIIUIIIHTK built hiT. Shu wuaiS siliBhani jKistlf and knows how to talk to It Bialcra In einKhuni and calli-o. And she talks atralirlit from the eJiuuldcr, whi'lher the aubjert If l ho cost of living, suilal iroh iiiB or inlurnallunal uconomlra. . I'm ifji Pruhaiily she t-vun talkH larlil hur luialmnU at hoinu or ofu- IlillRH! , ... Her uyes and rliln aru Ihu dom inant facial characteristics of Ihnf 1 iKhl inK woman IproKrcssivc. - 'I'hu rormcr, si;t under rather heavy dark eyelJloWH, liavu a,HIur- Contlnnd on pn B lilN('OI,N, Nfb. AP. Tiiifc n.- t. In 11-ulii ni t lrr fdr ("((- nionli'H toniKht int'ldt-nl lo noiHi - callon of ;ovfinor I'liurliH W. llrynn of liU aonilnrttinn tn Un - vici iri'sii'nllai nomination on Ihi' Di inornitic tirkt-t. ilundn tia nry lurn from nearby iltlrs. BRYAN SEEMS in nnniiiror Thaw Joins Church and Starts A "Social War O'opyriflht m'4, Mi A. Sirvkr, I no. ) WINi'HHHTKU. Vh. (MIA Spr-tial)- Harry II. Tlww. 1uy-r of Slnnford Whiti;, oni lixally hI jn.lKril ilWiilM' -ami HM-lltally !'! vfrtJ, ha iM-rmln''l to win a j.larr In reHpertalile Ofii-ly from w-lilch Tor yvars v lunl l''n -x-clntletl an a nn'inirc. Nt moi-p difficult iol tn Amer ica for bait It with public opin ion cAuM htivf iM-cn fnund than Winchester, Va.. thff lit"" city in? i;m t hosMi tin hl fiil'ir" home Tills slaiil town which nrntl' in Uluc ISIiljo I the h')ol of lh" SlM-nHndnali valley, thf home of conMcrvutlsm and KlrnKh"1d or the flmt ramlllcfl or lh fild Dominion. who Khorkcd hy tin- anwii that Thhw. rt'IcHJM-d m cur'il from a 1'cnnsyK-HiiiH honpltal fr the In ft nc, hud pnrdiHW l K? ni' wort li. lor 100 years ou,e of the famoua ni i iiubi.i n rnu. vv uuus v i iihiii imii : i,iA . hll u luu i v.'vr:. v. r: . ill IDDV IWICR a ' Hr ; & M : f,Y . i5 m i r. ! . rrtei wijm . iw in a r i i y ni Jv-w n H Ml r H I IV , m L. i a Dangerous Drouth Seems to Have Been Broken in Last 24 Hours RAIN REPORTED IN ALL PARTS OF STATE Portland People Rejoice over Downpour, Even' 1 hough It Is btartuig in a Small Way. Wilh the announceuient of thci AH-iochiled I'resK loday that Ihu;, Weather would lie ''cloudy tonlKiit and Tuiwlay llh roltalle show-1 era In western ' parts of Oregon," j there appears fo he real feeliiiK;j that I he lonir drouth Is broken and that thu uulunin season Is not far! away. . ; ;( What Is undoubtedly (he driest, perUd ever known to eastern iU'euon has existed week in and week out without lelllni up. Kroni every sUliiiI point It his been tho worst -drouth In rorly ears and prnhably thu worst In lllo history of Oregon. I'lislurcf Arc (Join'. . 'I'he dweller in the city and vil lage ha little conception or Ihc dry condition of the rural section. rastures have, dried up und tl"l range In the hills Is " positively J gone. Kven meadows from which' the bay wiw cut Just recently are , a.iirv hh Under and Klerk men whO' had iiopcd for the best liro con rrouled wllli nothing-to feed their livestock.' With such a condilion existing the joy or news or the drouth be,. Ing liroki n sink deeply in the heart or every clllsen of eastern Oregon, or at leant It should ir Hint ciliaeu Is allvo to the ract that the eiust- rn ori'gon secllun Is u producing counlry. I'm I land Itain t 'i;iil limes I'tlKTI.ANK. Ore. (l!y the Asso ciated l-ress) Light rams con- tinned Ibis morning roiiowmg 1111 drouglb breaking preclpuaiion "Wor,, m,.,.. arrived hern I Mi :il hundredths ot an Inch or rain ,,, uml wlll ,.vl, fol. (. (ContlnliPrt nn rmn ft IN GRIEF KBATTI.B: Wash. Al. Thel iiiutorship, Ijidy Kln.lersley of 'he Hudson Hay company. Hading in Antic, regions, has been lost In reel- ved loday from i-ordova Indie No, Icasuallties have been reported. 1 , I he luessage receiveo an id yesterday and said, Mulm - ship Klndersli y In distress In ; flifhrinif Ba in vlcinily of ithhi- (ill IHianflH. IIOXOT M rriiri. uin ,liitnlon ship tills uftrrnoon. Nn J i 'iiMli.il it l!H." ! Annthcr inHKaf frnm I'nnlova i-lall tlntt tin liadinflr whcMiii"r ' An ttr. ' owm-il nI op rli ii Ity H. - LMich rompany of Kan Kranrlfn. wan faal in Hit Iim- in tin- Arctic 1 (H'taii nar I'oinl Harrow. 9 9 Hllcy'H uliow plac'H. 'I'mtii All I iwti'l (lis advi-nt alreH'Iy haN torn tin; town Into oppoKiiifr fact loin, bbJR Ta4r lo wr-ck the I'-adlnK church, has ncca-spino'd 11 ib piiniKlnilbni of iho liofuhd knlKht and irecipi-laii-d u social war. Thaw Ik in carn-Ht nlioul want tin? Jo become a teadlnBT clfiB'-n. He h.-ot atiendcl and Kc-k to join the rehylerhui church. Hiihncrili d to n! the IcmlinK chtiiilieM and enrolled In the ChHrley Kouw Vo! linteir Kire lpartnielit. it lead bi(f M'H'tal orr.uilziiiion. ud line conwrvallv-f view his Kuccew wilh horror, Tho church deaconK have been criticised for reerviiin: a Hpcial fw for him. The ctcrK.vman. the Hev. V. " MacKadden. Ims been brrated for dining thrtiH time with Thaw and (Coutiouca 00 pue 8) M0T0RSH1P OP NDRTH IVvS-rC, ; I It r I chamber of rominc.rce alonir Mm I kjo 1 ! JO U4 I vf Y I ml. 1 V . ' i I ''' ; n""! ,1'lcliiiv 'shows . thi Pr. a , l.urc I, and tho J isler. lluv; Woods, kt Wl,- olioslor, VHwiMV-'.i,h.. nANU ..,.,uli ludles (AIM. Ma,r mni, the rouhd-lh ton tomorrow. ; BASEBALL FLYER MAKES . ANOTHER LAP i'acii'k: coAsr i,i:a;ik Clubs ' W. 1 I'fl. Sun Krancim-o 74 fin .r,52 S.allle .....l:t , 01 .541 Oakland '.....7I ' r,r, .Ml Vernon on Ii5 .Uf K.ieniuiello 03 0! .4K5 Mll I.HV- 04 ' 72 .471 I'urlland' 02 ":l .45!) l.os Angeles .....01 74 AH (lly I he Associated l'ressi M-nl imi- n-I. . I Al hall Ijik.. . Jl. il. r. " ; - "u" J. a lie. ...a , 17 . '"" .nuvii, ...i-.., ....... ,.r and Veil.-: JJ Nelll ami I'elers. I "' IK:in l.'riini'lseu It. II. Ii It H I A 1 1 i'" l!ati"ii,H: Crifriii, Williiiinu und Alukutiy, l'onJ.r unu 7" ' . Smith- ,'-.", 'Ilcr.s At Vernon -ti. It. H. K 6 10 7 8 I S'Ullle , Vernon I taller oh: Sutherland. I'lum-in-r. Williamtf. Hteuland and To bin; f'otirlney und Hannah. Second paine . It. H. Ii Kent lb- v 6 li! I Vernon 9 1.1 1 HatterbH: I -1 1 , JoneH. Huther land. Willi;. urn and Ii. Haldwiu: Thumarf. Itudulph and l. Murphy. Portland 1 OiiUh ,-.;t. K. If. K. I 6 1 6 8 I At Oakland Portland Oakland It itii rieH: Itachae Itoehb-r and Head. H-cond naiiH" I'ortl.tnd 'r Oakland . Ji.il'ei Keif' am, Ktinz und ll.tker. and Italy; ' It. II. li .... 2 7 U .... 3 3' 0 t 'ouhnine; AiiK 3-o. heiiaiorH 3-3. At Sacranieiito , It. II. li. I,or AnR'dcit 2 7 Hucrtiniento 3 6 Haltertes: Crandall und JeiiKiim; HuKtx'H and Ko'IiIt. Hcond unnif - Uik AnjTT-lea SacmHiento .. It. H. li. : 4 1 , Hatlerie: iMimnlch, Ituot Spenccri 'Hull hoU' tflit-a. und The second annual trade ex cursion -'or' the - I'niott 4-ouniy Chamber of t'ouuuerce along the La Grande-WailoVu lilce ; high way ' w ill bo on Wednesday umf Thmnday, !thb S7th And (i8tli rer spectlvely, ' accprdtng to un (in-, nounceinent ' IrAhr " the- oftiee of the- -scerctary -thir' inornlnsr ThisV trip will bo under thy. di rection, of ; Kloyfl , Alclvenuon. chairman of the trade itenslQD comniitUje, V. andt .vl. conimUte: conststlng of H. .A; Skala uod O. U l.rIson.' ''These tnen proinl to make the ..event ; bigger 'nud 'hotter thun the' Initial trip' which .Ip member of the, loal prBant zutlon atteatfed. : T t ' In speaking 'of' tho plans.. -Mr." McKe.nnon said, , "We are.mu.kfng iirranffoinentn rot- ut-leaat fit- weal btislncjis men to tnake 1 this', tfip und fryn indications that nuiutWtf will' soon be reached. . The' cohh mlttee is. sparing no effort in ea leavorlng to inuke the. affair ,J .hucccss. We are firm believers in the old saying that music iiutt ! charms and have tuade airtmge I mentfl to tako Victor lJclMnto. lo 1.eal concert violinist, and 'u . 20- plece bund besides our elmmber of com me ten, huartel. . Tho ciuaP tet made a . lilt Vlth the people last year and wo; urc" sire that Miey will repeat' this year with a new repertoire thut they have pi pared. From reports that arc '.omlng In from, the towns tliat we will visit, a much larger turn Hit will- meet us' this year. iAxtit ear We entertained ' H6 guests nd are expecting" 20" this yeur." The Itlncniry calls for stops in Hlund City, Imblcr, Klffln. Mlnam. Vullo"n, liostlne, " Knterpttse, Jos eph and ' Wallowa !ake. Hestrt vallons should be- made at the office of the,. jiocreUry as HoorMMJu',, possioie so inui mo necessary ue tails cuo' be completed early next weeK. ' ' - - BALL GAME , The . Iibur day baseball gam, .vlll bn , between a picked li jra-ndu film and a Tast Pendle '.on'.sggregutlon, hccordlng to tin innounciienl. by , thi' coinuiiiIe,i n vliiirffo of the. nvent this morn- Pendlelon ' has also agreed to nter Into Ihu spirit or the or. - - .ion i.y sending somewhere In th.-1, neighborhood of 26 ears full ,,r ,,o,cr iicnt, on having a. good "y-f Young nr,t on. u. starting training ...lay .or the main bout or the ulh 1. 1 , ortlcsl, ,They an; sheduled to orolilnln uy events huv lnen m ranffed for nn-J will 1- r.m off itrniuii linn uiKHn up iiuiiiuiif lUurt rs In Iho bulMlnff foinii 'c(MiplnJ hy the iNMklns Motor 'joinpuny. j Veteran' Furniture, M;n 1JCatCS in One' Of the' Cities on the Sound; I W ith connldralde reirrct the ! many frlendH of ( t'lmrlcH Itoehin are fthuklnir hlM hand ((mJhv and bidding1 hint jrood luck 'In hlM new locution al Tacoiua. for Mr. Itoehm ha joined the firm of Itbod.K llrothers, owners of tho hirReni store in Thcooiu und wlll do the. buying bhU have coniph'ti char;o of the furniture department. For Hevcrul nionllm he him been connected wit h the t arr Kurnl tiire t'o. In m Orande and a buHlnc:- man as well ax fine cHi-z-n Mr. Itoehm htm trained a wide acquaintance In rat-item f tn-fjott, tji Grande refrri'tii to Mr. and Mm. Koehni und the'r aon. but hit declHlon to locate In the city on the Hound1 and the fact thai lie bf to heud tho furniture depart meut of the. Iarjren1( Mi rim? In thui cttv cauMTH their frlend to extend eon Kratulatlonit with Ihe hope that llicy will .llko .Taconia aa tlulr new hvme, , ' ' IS PLANNED V '-" i innh r Wi K.XTRA HOEHM ON TACOI i ; Los Angeles Slaying Pictures ji , - i : ; , ; J I V " 4 ' l4 Ml I L 1 . 1 . 1-.' S f X l I nnnnnnr i v . v ncnciiTrn u ; ;i 'V in i i : 1 1 l i . hi.. t ' i I'l.V.MOiri'H; Vt. (AD. PreN1- dent t'oolldge was greatly encour- aged today over the suecessf Jl conclusion . or thr? llnernatlonii,l conrerencn In l,onifm A lill-h fas called lo put In ctreVit jie; Dawes' reparation plan. ,.licf i6tlA,-li'v.l';T Ite-rcd the. accomplishment or the conferences as (lhu rneattftr inft Is since lllo signing orr trie Ai'idIsIiu- uitH the possible exception ''of the Wasiiington urms conrerelico. . (il.A.Mis ,iiy, fo.Nsii)i;iti;l MutliN-riiM' glnuilH crhs't enio. IIimihI life, ncciintliitr lo nil ml. nlKslou which Cliui'iici. K. Iliii' iuw, Chief,. Counsel , rui. I'npohl anil Ij4mi, drew lisluy froni lr. II -" u . n . ."'!""' hi I"''; l'"nfcs l"rliig "" a'k,',, "" "r ,M' lllc- Imrrmvs "lire tin, .n.l.s;. ,! J i,.-. ,.,.I.. ,, ,. , My ..W(.. I Ihoimhl jimr qiiivtiJoii. ' Khls if'rlmiia: ! of won In was I viiJi-al uf Km Mtlrltr.il tll( Wlllll'S.H Ull'l lint ntitwufv ulilfli nf liini'M l'llil- cd the HiatorM 10 tlllci II,.. KIM-'lltl(ll-'u III lililT. ItuiliflN hal lo wr court Iiiiih Mrcrul Him to tiiahttain iniMiMirc. - i'iii;,Mii;ii ik iu;i;iti;i) . IAICIS. I'rernlcr llcnloli cuinc hack from littihloii Unlay like II coiMiocrin hero. rl the (ctito Nt. iMuvf he wnx clH'crcd hk im mi inlr Iium heen chccii'd for carn h a crowd ir '.ioiimiimIh of peo ple. . HIISDI'.I lie U'INK IIOSI 111 lt(i 'Kuai'lilinr i-ollll- let ehil. .Hilfei-u este-dav llereuli-d sss-nimi i.ani " mii ihe mn.h- Tlrr'lZ pie aecoiiipunleil tli Mai-hlilh id to tlih elt. foi ntv f'liKiiK iii;vi;si;i I SAIilvM. OhiiiU i'wrkr hint', nt .Miilttionuih county, Is' lo ein.r Hi rclnhiK l alhtw iiill rleil ,itcr? Ui n jiister I'nmi', wi!-! or rarmer-i.aloiites. ucr.l liitt to ait opinion atltanecd hy At torney (.em 111 1 Van Winkle In re ply lo no Inmiliy l Heretary of rt.Mlc Sam Kowr. The altoiiiey cen era I IioUIh .Mat cleeii.rh niaj rcxMrr um iiH'inlM'rH of nn? iwtrly reuanllesM or whi'ther II ha for mal orKiuiiKiifion til thin Male, I.AWimCAK. It JAIIil H. KLAMATH KA 1.144 (leorffe A. IiuvIh drew a On day jail term thin iiiiornlng for huvliifr In bit powteM lon 20 trout of lout, than ( legul lenirth. Wben wrrestcd at rn ceiit DovU hud &o trout lu Um putt- KSHiOO. 1.1 .4; Mm RUIII16 :i Jrv-M : W' .(J.Mrs. Theresa Mom (left), millionaire nit sIhii propriiitres ' ilf Ism Angeles, who was Itltliilcnil iicoillj. Insi l shows n n i. ;'lit lUeliim of I'Klil MvCay," olherwlMi kiinuii ns .Vomiiui Ki'lhy. ' f Icjuv; Hi Ihu left slmws Ihu "hid" In Ihu lss Angeles Jull nlsirlly atlor his Hrrcsl on clisrges r having slnlu Mrs, Mors, .Ho Uci'lures that she committed sulchh'. FEAST HELD l , Tt . 1 T . About a Hundred Demo- ' Ci'ats Held Forth Sat-1 t, ,.,.,, T.: : .... urduy. Lveninff in an urbanization. I5an(iuet. Although general ' dlHappoint: meni wiui felt af the failure when OOrvernor Walter M. I'icrce, Will- MLifi ri'lB'HI. Ill I II I'll . HI1IHT ItHH i 'Doctor W, T. I'hy fulled to ntlend, about Did of the loyu) DctuocriilK w-rc present KutnrHy evening at I I he com in itlci meeting hehl in the Odd Keliowa' hall. , . A fter Kevcral niualcu) aelect iomt by Hie orchcHlra and un Invocation delivered by Itnverend H. rp liani, Itobert li. Bradford,, chair man of the central committee, de livered (he opening add ret-h on the title, "'t'M Tut Dnlon Dounly on (he Democratlf Map." Aiiioiik other thing Mr. Itrudford iired Dim per cent realHtratlon by deino cratH and advised t he Im met) lute foundation of a democratic club. Victor lick ley, erelury of t hit com m H lee, following I trad lord covered much the .ituinc territory. HtrcsHlnjf Hie nee() (Jf co-opcruilon In Ihe ilemocratlu parly. Doe to the ahHene" of Dr. W, T. I'hy or Hot Lake who had been scheduled to n'Hpond Ihe next talk wan Klven hy Henry Met lold rick. commllleetiinn' from Imblcr. Mra, W. Ji. Hill, coinmllleewoiiiaii or litgill followed wltli a Mhorl. od drenH artcr which a Keiteral In t rod ncl Ion of committeemen, wan held. Tlie county fxec.ljtlvc COUItlltt- lee waa-eicfti'd in Ihe perHOiiM of Henry McGotdrlck ' of luibler, flciri;i liaird of t'ujon and ('lirln t I,. I. n,,.. nt fV' ft rlli Idtu.tiT .' 1 ; cene Moon. I'latide i'ooiht and Sam Andrewa were appointed lo I he proKram cohimitlee hy the chnlr and the reception coinmltlec to coim Hf of John llndKlnn. .1, A, UtiKKell and D., IM McKcnnon whm nailieil. J. A. ItllHWlll pf Ui Hraliil, l-'rank Wihton or Dnlon, Dr. W. T. f'h of Hot Luke, Paul Hadlcr of Filtrln, J. I). Uotnlund of La firaiide, Chr) Jobniton of North (CuulUlUvd OB 1UK I) DvniUMvnr ui mams ui THEFAITHFUL t v wiM AND RYE J MUiNCH TltOOI'S movi;. SI ItAt SHMt,-, Alsaiv, I-'ranrc J'rei leh IciHipM Im'Kiui their cvncim tlon of orrenhourK' and Appcnwelr IIiIm iiiornliiir ami It wiih ecttc'tiMl fthHt Uiey would bo eiilli-cly nut ot 1 He two ftcriiinii towns Ity IuiiIkIiI. c.vi-ri.r; Am-; hi.ow. I'OKTIAM Trading was slow In the lalthi market here iwlny. Tho Hok miirket continued Memlv. Slu-ep were Ht ill firm and the price i KK"i whii't Mini "Miiii imi rvn imy. , , , , ; . KAN i "Arisco ' imiierrm 'eaehed a, iiiicr icre pf III and 1-2 r4.ll(H tt $luiltir IIMiy.- 1 ' ' r 1 : : : ; : - -1 Last Minute News , . t LONDON (AP) Prime Minister MacDonald wrote H J'ri'ncli niul Hi'luiiin premiers today urging France and ItelKitini to take every possible step to evacuate the . Kuhr district in less than the year which was the -period agreed upon at the conference. ' . ., . "In Hie opinion ol the liritisli government," write :.; MacDonaltl, "contintit'tl occupation may result in preju dice against the working of the Dawes plan and may jcop.ii li.e the arrangements agreed to al the London conference. SALKM (AT). (Jrecn prune shipments were stopped abruptly totliiy on account of the rain but grow ers expect no damage from brown rot or cracking un ' less the rain continues for several days. Orders were : . issued today to resume picking as soon as the fruit dries on the trees. KOSKMIKt; TO STOP SHIPMKNT. , , KOSKIU'UG (AP). Shipment of green prunes will . lie halted if the present rain continues as prunes arc getting too ripe for shipment, said buyers today. ; LOS ANt.KLKS (AP). Jewels valued at $."..000 were taken from the body of Mrs. Theresa W. Mors " after she died with a bullet in her brain Tuesday night, ' attorneys for her husband, Alltert A. Mors announced : today. Kid McCoy, former pugilist, is being: held in the case on the charge of suspicion of the murder.' Jjliwyein malic imc maicmviii, no iiv iicmivu file Mrs. Mors' will, dated August 4th, 1921, that the ' had left her entire estate to her husband, Albert Mors. District Attorney, Keyes was expecting the report today from the alienists who examined McCoy; ' CORN. OATS Middle States Cereals Strike High Peaks as Day Advances GRAIN FIRM FAILS AS CORN SOARS UP Top Quotations Soon Lost But Market Shows High Tension on Three Staple Crops. : ; CHICAGO (AP). -Kew high, price records for the season were reached today by all deliveries of coin, oats and rye. Corn went cs much as six cents above the Satur day finish. September . corn , reached $1.24, while December went to $1,201. : - ,;,; On advance profit taking the sales broadened and top quotations . were soon lost. One grain 'firm, which wa-i caught on the wrong side of the market, failed. The con cern was a small one, known as Somers, Jones & Co. . DIED TODAY Chairnian : of Immigra tion Commission Passes on. at Rhode Island Hpme. ' ..... HIH'I'OI.. It. , . (AP). Unlte-1, HtateR Henator Lobaron B.. Cult, illed toilny. lie had been lit about two u-cckn from heart trou ble and cnphrttlb and had baen a Itcpuhllc.nn nenntor from JlhoJ.i Inland Hlnco llliri. . Henator f'olt'a death leaves va cant tho chairmanship of the nc-n-alc'n hmulirratlon ' connnlalon that placn ot Henator litrnui Julinfinn of t.'ullfornla. , .' SENATOR COLT
