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EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER mGIIT PAGES, TODAY. THE Weathzu PORTLAND (AP). Of, gem Fair tonight nod ! urday. Slight chaafe In temperature. ' CITY EDITI O N ? VOLUME XXIL MEMBER-ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1924. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRH8B NUMBER 278 Hunt's Daily ' Etetter i J... lly Harry II. JUiiitJ 'MVAKUINOTON (NKA Hpeelsl) That intangible, mystical soine hlnp that tlopa the footsteps 'f t'ul 4'oolldtfc. (hat eerie Influence which, seems lu give him utl Ihc 'breaks' und for want of a better Inscription hurt burn designated as "tJoolldce Luck." in irettlnir on the Ticrvt'tt nf the ItcmnerntK ' .iThey went talking 11 over ihc dffl'cr day up at Democratic hend qj.rtcrs. What cuuld be done ubuut i ! AVasnT there some way by. .which the freaks of fute which seem always to piny Into (.'oolldjjc's hands could bo blocked? After .Ihese ' speculations had proe.eedd fruitlessly for half an hour, ouo of the leaders, accepting I ii a futile any effort In Identify and waylay or kidnap tho Coolldfje 4,'uod-luck charm, exclaimed: "Aw- what's the use, chewing over t;oolidE,e8 luck? That doesn't K't. us. anywhere. . What we've t;ot to do in find out. wliiil can help luvls. What does he need inosl ?" " Tlt tell you," came the quick uiihimt. . "Ho needs a rabbit's foot." V AVell. it's finally round. Not the rabblt'H foot, 'but perhaps tin Ih-nI available subslltute for It: the Jemoeratlc answer, to the i. O, V. slojrun of "JCuep Cool and Keep Vuulldiff." . . Hnlunltted by u dilU-ent l)cmo erat rrom tin' Itepubllean Hlronff liold of I'ennsylvanla, the new Jeinoeratle slogan seemfl so slui plo.lt's a wonder everyone hudu'l iuoukii in n oeior'. ioi, nit hi- wuys, It'B the simple ihinsa that , are overluoueu. Anyway, for what It's worlh, hero it Is. The demu antidote for "keep Cool. and Keep roolldffc' is: MKuep Cpot and Can Cuolldgc." Is the "silver scare" of 18!0. when William J. Hryun tnndc his ftrHt race for the presidency, to be (CnnMnuert nn nff - VASIINiTO (ily Hie AswM.-i. atwl lTe..) His .vflcatitin rndeil, InTIONOF CHIEFAT Eil IMi president returned Ui ilic enp- Known paec omcers or this see Ifttt toluy wllli Alif, Coolidge mill lion, went to Kolly lnrin, I2n lliclr win Jobn. He tiegan work iuID h wcs of here, 0 urrent Vsri itllh h cabltiet 1 1 h1 Mng and nn ad- low on a charge of issuing worth ttv& Inter In Ibi day lMrn ilrlr- . Ichn checks tnWes ill ending Hie euiivention or condemn told Yardlow, "Ynrd Uie MUloiuil I'nitoninli -ongri'S'. )uw you're under iirrcsl." J a- . . "Ail right." Ynrdlow Is wild to . , , lv p plbd, -."wait until J get my ?1f.YMOi:TII. VI. (.v the Asho- Conl." "4ld rre';s -ITesldent ( 'oolidge ( I te t urtied, - t hen wheeled sud turned toward -Washington find jdenly, wltnersefi wty, nnd Hred the eHres of office and n r earn- . killing Uuodman luslanlly. puliUi Thursday night, refresbeil Hln-rlrr l.ee Noe will bring Yard em! rested rrom the two weeks J low to Vle for trial. VncnlJfin -wlMi his failter and ram ilv )n bis boyhood home. -i Tli"ir first thought on urrlvinc Was I heir Ifisl In leaving, and I he -president nnh MiM. Coolidge nnd t.hejr t.won John slopped on . I he wn V 1" Ludlow 'Thursday night, whtr' they boarded the train for Wtiidtlngton, to pay a final visit to 'tin cemetery In ' which are burled 'he president' son, Calvin Jr . find mother and sister. Further Kidnaping , C il ill C JL'VCllVU tJWWV" ' , - i m an:ki.i:s d'y hi" awhm-i- leV )'re.K) The' pi -i-speel nf rur IheJ kidnnpliiBt In lllHhop. Inyo uoiiftty, Cnlllornlii, by the Owens valley people of oircnlM or peraotw friendly to Angles In the fiid uv-cr wilier rluhla wua exprexsi d In a (llKpnteh to the Amiorluled I'resM lodiiy freni Hurry (ilaww-oi-k, edi tor of the Owens Valley Herald. ... itisiiMti whieh has been reeojr- nlzed as the mouthpiece or Owens valley people in the fight against J.os Angeles neuueduet officials. Giant Railroad Deal Is Finally Concluded M ASIIIMITo.V (lie the AHsoel-. the ayalem of the .-lnl & Per -ati.l l'ren.0 --Completion of the Muninette. the I'hleago West. SI till" IMHI.IIU0 "Mekel Tlate" mi r- M lehlif.in, the lli troll. (Irani! l!ap. ....r ..nir nri-reil bv C. I . IHlll ' Vim SwerliiB.n of Clevelund. u .isiairi.il Thursday whin dim-torn of the 1'ire Maniilette liunnu company ratified u proposal -to en ter the new system with four other roads, which alieuuy n.iu approved the plan. Lines of the fire Maniuelle will be linked wllh tlfuse of the pris'-nt "Nickel I'lsle." Krie. Chesapeake A: Ohio and ilucklnif Valley In one of the greatest consolidations In ndlroad hUlorv. croatlns li new eastern trunk line with more I hull 14.0110 miles of track. TM.-TKllIT (AT) The eontoliilu- tloh which formed 'h" 1'ere Mar- j quelle railway system, as It .Is known luduy tunic In l'JOO when I GEM in nni mil in TAnULUW lb iu nliQTnnv 111 UUU IUUII OF OFFICERS Slayer of Sheriff .Austin"""'"1 "wording to public inw," Goodman Caught Near Uwyhcc Source CAPTURE MADE LATE YESTERDAY ifilini. w;n r i.. '"-i ii m jju j ctntjii u Vale, ' OrC, Where H?:! Will P0 TnVfl fn Miir.'mon" lhu Pnldnl i-pntlnued. "is uur. VAI.K. Oro.. Oty the AHitoelal ml '1'ri-KKl i',;, Yiip.II.xi ..I. : with killing Rii..rirf fiw..'i.....M . etintured last nvenin.- t.n Mt..in .Muunlnln about 7(J miles from theod 8 the beglnnlnc of n;lieion.' f scene of thi! murder, by a pos.se iM.ll(I,,(I hy . Ooucliunn sheriffs son, M. li. 1 The capture tf Ysrdiuw was not (effected- unlit after his horse hud been shut down from under lilm. lie offered no reHlsUince. VAI.K, Or fSpfeliil to thrt Ob i I server) Ved Vurdlow, sotttpht by J i possen from Harney and Malheur -' ' counties for the shooting of Aua- ' IOKTIANn, t-re., (My I In As I hi floodmun, sheriff of Jiarney hoeialed ' resi-.iTi hlirhwuy county, Wednesday, Wns ,upturv;d rommlsslon awarded a i-ontraet near Ibe Hijuwnlt of HtelirR'iiK)uri- lulu, In the brnknn' ountr' nenrend f'ayetle bridge hcitd Hpurs the sources or the Owyhee river, the Old Oregon .Trajl ; to, V. K. Inte yesteedny, aeiordlng to word rftorm, of Kn(t;rpriHe, ' for 29.60 2. tcleih"netl to the her(i'rn offieej All bids for construction of the deputy from Hnrney county T-vhoie (Jardlner 8eUou of the . IUmiw-wH iiume was not hieltirb d In ' t jt'Miigh yn were rejected s -too high, brief - message received here, "shot i An award of contract for a, utile YurdHiw's borne from tinder iinii, land two-tenths of the seetloii of then -'captured the allege,) slayer jim he attempted u continue hi'4 flight. Ytirdlow1 was unhurt. , The shooting occurred when Sheriff (;-oodman, one of 1 lie best. COVE PASTOR TO PREACH CLOSING ' SERMON SUNDAY I COVI1, Ore. (Si I ll) The liev- 'eremi 1,. Cost .will deliver hi i last sermon, at Cove Sunday, Ang j nst 31 and iie' will then attend the eonveiiiiou nt flooding. Idaho after wlileh he will retire from his pul pit. ; .. . - ',M o-' piMOK i.-m. 111.1 H'JIIM- ill l,IU(i' (-Ileum, HSU,, linil -Willi also spend the winter In Callfornl i. wllh ii son who In eotinerted with the UnlverHlly of California. I I l-'ollewlnir this visit he expecls to to 'abroad for some lime. j , .Train Collision Toll i Is Over One Hundred ! LONDON (Ily I ho Assoeluted rn-sM) More ) tm n 1 (10 persons j lisbm of two passenger trains near Wihorr, UrlUsh India, according ,to In dispatch. . I i i 1 ' .v .....-i,i ,.i.ru i-.. . Oelrolt ltl-cr rullrouils (the hist u Canaillun system), were Joined. These four systems wen- form ed from previous mergers Involv- i leg It separate railroad cumpunles of Mlchlgun, oniario anu inuiunn. Toward Ihc closeor the 6's n Oakland S, I'oillniid I. eotniiuny or Michigan business!' At Portland li. II. K nu-n was formed to build a ruil- Oakland ..fi 11 I rouil to be known us the Kllnt and J'orllund I lo I I'erc MiirriueHc Hailroml company. Itullcrlcs: l-'oslcr und Head; llu The corporation railed In the. flu-"ehuc. Hchroedcr and Cochrane. uncial crisis of 185" and was tak.-n I over hy I'aul Farewell & Co., or Sinalors II. Angi-ls 1(1. I'llca, X. Y. The first section of i At Los Angeles It. II. K the road, from Sagtnaw to Mount Hucrumcnto ...II I :i r Morris, u distance of I'll. 1 miles l.os Angeles 16 17 I was opened January ?u, 1862. . .(Continued on pae 6) :-AM' Coolidge Is ' Speaker At Caucus 1 ICll r'residont Addresses Na , tional Fraternal Con gress in Washington Today. ' : , : -V: WASHINGTON,' (Hy the" Anno- etait'U .Press) I' ratcrmtllsm us it I "st rnnv rellimro nf i-inlct-cil irnv- I u.lt. Iirf. u.Mxvuiilnff .1., I. ,.-., l,.r. of the' National l-'rulernKl Con greHS. 'Hie president ehanieterlited ' .the spirit of brotherhood s the rtliul- aiuentul people of our eountry." jH" named elemental virtues iik jneeesHUi-y to succeed us ineluOiiiK industry, loyalty, faith (,ind fellbw- shin. "Not to have faith In our fellow Is power. Wo live. In hii odd, uni verse' ruled . by law nnd by Its guiding power of I'rovldenee. .Not to have faith appears to me to al most. I'icrht sgu-iiiiit the stars in their' courses. Hueh . resfstane must end In destruction Kaltll In i nni CONTRACT LET for the construction of .the Welsi r the Coos Wiy-Koseburg hlghwoi near Myrtle I'olnl to John llanip-.' shire, of Grunts I'liss. was delwyed pending advice- rrom Coos liny tv.i lo whether bonds with which "oos Hay expeets to pay lis share v.mc approveI at an elect ton this week. , I. K. was I ri ehiirges Johnson, of Inland ' ily, 'd by jury yesterday on of having possession ofi Me was iiciti)lted.. The trial occurred before Judge llrady In the justice, court, Democrats in Utah Ut hack George II. Uein HALT I.AKK. (AC) -- I.Mii(t llern of Hall l.ttlie wes ehe.Hcni (iff nonilie n fir . Bnverner hy lieino rrala of l liih.' meeting In atnle ronventlen here. l.'iirne'r .Mnyoi-l-'riink .r;inelM or Offden und Ji'h. Waters of Salt I.HUe wer.. ehiiH'-n lis parly cnmlldaks for cunsn hh. BASEBALL ' " ' u I 1 1 ni i j n 1 1 UHLUUlf JURY VERDICT IS GUILTLESS' I'acii ic ikast i,i:a;i i:. I'nelfle Coa.ft Irf'aitue. Kan Kranelnfo 71" ." .Mn Health. 71 or, .C42 i In k In ml X7C H'.i .'"i V.Tiion 71 ' 7H .i.H Saeranienlo (ly 7.". .17:1 Ku.lt IjOii 09 77 .?:! I, oa Anirelin 07 71 M1 l'orlland 00 7.1 .-Ii (Ity the Asuveliili-d I'l-i-ss) Seals I. Ilis-s it. At Hun l''ruuul!ieo ' II. II. K. Mlalt Luke 3 0 n Shu l-'runi-lMeo. I S I Italli-rli-s: l-olldi-r uiul reli-r.-i; Mitch. -II, Juiny and Veil.-. 'ernon I, Seattle 7. At Heulllc ' -Vernon It. II. Iv ..1 r, I .7 u Heat He Ihilt'-rli-s: llrj'un nnd llantiiih: j 1 lell und K. lluldwln. . lialtcrtcs: Hughes. Thompson. .(.snrlcld. V. Cunrtcld luul Koch- lur; 1'aync, lluinuuy and Upcnccr. ''; :-AjfTt'OII? TEnTi RF6ISTFRIiBJEII61SI ;w"a- femg FORSCROOtipSTiLLEDvrf J 3 ADOPTS TV0 DRAWS HIGHINl PUHESJl W Hi , MEASURES Seniors to Begin Enroll . ment Next Tuesday; Others Follow BANNER YEAR IS v ALMOST CERTAIN Min6r Changes Made, in the Curriculum; I'acul ty for High School Is . Preparing for bemes tcr. ' ; j;ni olliuent -for the currnnt year r.Mn (lie, ijt (irande hhrti scdtool will l,.t n..v 'I'iii h.Ii Kenleillber 2. (jn (hut day the seniors will be reglste-red and on- Wednesday the juniors Thursday, the sophomore? and on (ho same afternoon th freshmen will be taken care of. Of Men di our for registration commencing with Tuesday will be from ,U:30 to ,11:30 o'clock In the morning and from Ii to 4 o'clock In the. afternoon. New students can register Hiiy day next. week. In speaking of" reglnt rations" It is well to call attention to the fuel thai ilie high school gruduulhm re imlrcutctits nnd those for entrance to n college ore not necessarilv 1hHuin'. ' Jn past years there h-'M bw.'h- s'omo tnlsunderslandlng, ae-trdJK-to school authorities, as to student could gradutite from high Mchopi ami mill be uu - ubl to enter college ()n the same crerlltH.. . - This situation iorJHils '.froiu Uvn causes, one is l.hut vibe college naldtrarlly et; Mielr' nivrt jcntruuye rcftjlretrtent( and .'lire nltter Ms that the high school has the coui'sch worked.' out Ho'f'hut a stu--dent may ,Cou"d, out hts edUeaflon, or" specluiize tln his particular, jlne while u high school. ' The l.n (ninde high school Is a standard high school offering n choice of UNbJects that will provide a well 1mlumed high school edu cation. It Is accredited 1o the No,rt h wcbl Association of Second ary Schools which is afrillatcd with the North Central Association of the Middle West. This enables IIS gradual)'- to enter any school or college in I he l ull ed HI Hi or credits in the subjects required j v'"ri.i tn'.i. .......... ii.... t.w.niM ' t,ri ntnv ready and -are- lu lnif itinile.l lonl lo punnlN of l.n (Irande. Any- one wi.'jhlni; fin iitinoiineunienl The Siilvallini Army ha all ur- raiiRi'iin-nls inaili- for thi- elil' i dri'ira plenie wlih-li Im to lake plaee Haliirilay, Antrust ::li, at 10 I o'eliiek In the iiiuriilns HI Itlvi-f-' aiiln park. I AiIiiiIhsIiiii will I"' by lli ki'l aii'l any ehlld di-Hlrlni; to hi ri"iiesli'd lo eall at the new Sulviil Ion Army . billldliu; on Kir slrei-l for it lleki'l. fPnntimiort nn nnp M ninmip IMII I I I Last Minute News I'Olt'ntKSS ATTACKKI), IHIT MOVH KAILS. LISBON (AC). Uatliciils and c-omiiiiiiii.sts last night ill lacked lc si. (icorjres forlrcsx but were driv on off by suldicrs after nn exchange of Hhots. Nine- lei-ii of the HMSiilanls, many or them well known In advanced political circles,' were ai ienlcd. AMMONIA BLAST DKA'lil LIST (;KOWS. I)i:s MOINKS (AI'). The dcalh list in the am nionia tank explosion which yesterday wrecked a I''ort Des Moines grocery store, killing one and injuring 2',i, grew to four this morning, and it was expected that . another victim of the blast would die. ' MOUNT LASSEN ACTIVE. CIIICO, Calif. (AP). Lassen peak, Shasta county, , the only active volcano in. the United States, was in eruption Thursday, afternoon. ; Dense' clouds could be seen from this city rolling from the volcano. '-' ': '' U.j S. Army World Fliers f . M. v Waiting on Nothing g . Y . 'v fih I- s .But the Weather. - As . . - WADE ANDOGDEN W .VX" jll' I REACH MAINLAND f N . ' "r - To! . Rejoin , Active . Fliers 7 -f ' in Nova - Scotia and ; ikf ,x ,4 A i V 't Continue vith Them to f ff" 11 j Doston. ' ' .) 1. ill f " AlKIAItll TH'K U., S S Itli'H" i, ' s M " I l.loiil.'n'nnt I.OW.-II Smith Tf. .V " v lnili-a I" liiur Ailmlmt Musrud.r v r,r' , (Ofliiy. uitu n--w pnnmeH hnu neon ( ' , . r :i a' tf - unit lli.'j. -ni'iv only awnlllnr fi W iTN Jt Jp j vnriiMc vtn-1- ror ih- rilglil hi ( , i - t li J TnUlnn llurbor. Uibrailor, .' rj Jfc--2!IfeNtA El) ON KOAltn-THK tr. a H. HA fl ip. IMctou, Nova Heocla (y th Associated Prpss) The .destroyer Bnrry arrived .liere tod ivy ' with l.triutenunt Leigh Wade und IJet tenant Henry If. . Oirdon, mech anician, who were compellp'J to dhieonllnue the world fllghl when their pfnne. was. wrecked off the Knroe Islands. Wud- mid Ogden plan to start to work immediately cnndHloninif iinotjier plune with which they I wlij rejoin '.their comrades In the 1 flight front here to Woi'ton WiiiihlnBton (My the,, AHHo.ut'd l-ri-w") Tho fimint'lai position 'of I'lirincrH. uh inonHurtd by the eic-i-JiuliRC vulun of Ihelr products for nmi-itKrleul! urnl .omiiodtllp.!; in KrHduiillv working lowurd a pre wiir tiurlty, .'tf-f-ordlnit 10 Ihe tttf rffiiltiiral r'-vlt-w msurd Tiiurmluy ly the flitpartnienl of aKrlculture. Ah a re.snlt nf lh(! reeint rhte III K".ln prices and the fall In pric-.S e'MtiltlMefl cehunf?e valuo of 16 leading farm products for the for mer rliiHs or enmnioditlea on AUr? usl I hud tm index rat lug of 83. taking the nun luisc ns 10U. This was said to have been (he hlffhcst point readied In At inonlhff. - Idscusslng the general agricul tural outlook In this country, the defirrliuent culled attention tlutt 1 1 Merest Is MOW beglnitlllg to C0U- ter on corn and hogs. 1 . I'osslbte Corn Shortage "l.icspltc ImrrcHsed , corn acre- fConllnurd on par fil Fire Warden Died in Portland Karly Today! I'OllTI.ANIi. On (Hy tho As- Kiii-lalefl I-n'S'i) norge 11, Im- FARM OUTLOOK 4 1; ' la llrllijiilj I nuruinn, f., fire warden, died albums may think, lu the -enmpalxii. in hosplliil hei-e early. today from I to be inyir uml siy Injuries differed tot" yesterday when he was slruek by a burning snag while fighting rlre nar Heup pooae. ' , i in A TA7"71? TTD7T A TXT . (Ily NKA Airmail Scr !) ' Hii-jr uanleil l hide Hull- wi-rel line clM.v iimiiIi. would dlsrraeu llielr fniull l.-s from the "folks boek liome." So Ixiivii I'ner-mn and Ills wire, ImXIi ID, of Knnsns Clly, Mi.., plannel t .smother tlielr l.'l-dii) K)lil miii Donuld (above) and bury lilm alle, Deputy sheilrr.s, nieH-i'lii a mynterlotiN telephone eall. arrlied nt a field near Kajloun, .Mo., hh the rallni- n iIIkIiiu tlie grave. In a bo nearby the baby lay slcepnn. The eouple, ' -who liad ifone lo Kansas t'lly rrom llulex I lly, .lo., follonlinr . tbelr lllai-rlOKL- llut-o llloiitba nso, have eonrensed, authorities Dawes Given Wei come By Nebraskans i LINCOLN. lNcbr.,' (Ity the Ah aoeiu.teii I'ress) - A noisy welcome KiecledlMW'M who came Ip deliver speech tonight, .WJilslles blew uml two or Ihrelt bari'ls met Jiiiu at ii, e station. Governor I'ryan wits not among those present, but went word that ;h'j hoped I') itieel hlin as they are i old ilute friends. Tr!; (lie wclhome huhroiiy or n downtown hotel, lu Whleh he flSHIIreil loriuer lielifh bors tbs.1. "no iiiatlar whiil polltl- iWluil limnlt. "That's what this country n Is men who ,ur" themselves und not demugogiiis." ... New (ii'angc is Formed In Upper V('allova Co. KNTKIII'IMHK, fire, (Kpcelul I" the oleierver) .. Alder Hlop'i grange U8 oigunly.ed here wllh :ir. clmr- ter meltibers by llepulies W. It. (leki-ler, of IrfL (li'unde, and C. h". 'Ouvles, or .losepll, tills week. J. W. Miller was elei-leil iiihsI Mrs, Martini Kiel tier, lecturer and Mrn. !aura I,unfi-ston. secn-tary. i he new (frttune ulll hold (ts first n-ffubir meetiiKf Heptember and u. ipeelal Invitation h b' lna sent to Hurricane f're. k nntK ol Joseph, lo intend and put on the opening work.. MMtliKTK rmiiAV J'f 'HTI-AND, ('re. (A I-') Uvr titock today. I.'ifirs steady. Itutter jover all a slrana-e exotic ulnio prinls two ients IiIkIut, cubes one. sphere suefffsthitf hunting for wild i-iil higher,.-standards i an cents, prints 44 renin. Hut ter flit cents higher, now 41 ventfl. ' HAN KltANtXHCO IcrfuL 40i cents. (AD - iiul- XTRA V. H. WOMAN KIMiKIl MCXK ( CITY (AI-) An American woman was hilliil and lier hud, ii,iitllnlil by a biunl of loliheis wliu ntfueked a sninll party of tourists near Ixllan ami Sim Mareos, tonus In the slate of Jnllsi n, It Is n lM.rleil In preBM tils patc.ies rrom (iiialalakarn, only meuut-i' details were given and all naiites aro lnekiii)r. . . The n-ltlon tiiiulloiie Is Infest ed with twndilN. ''ie llspnle1i said thai military nuf'.iorillcM bud Imiiiisllutely ordered tioojw to iniisiie the lltlnel.i is. I'ltoiMtTioM i,i;ss WASIIIM.tON (Al) Wlieilt lu-iMliietton foret-nsts nsis'lved by the departmcMl of agrieuKiiro from i!l eomitrics give an aggre gate production or , 1 7 1,0(10,0011 eiiintinred Willi 8,4 49,0410,000 last joae. Thesis countries produced .SO s-r 'ill of the crop of tlio norllicm hemisphere lu 10211 ex clusive of Itossln nod China. . Circus A rrives In City To Show Twice Today To paraph ratje I ,ontf fellow's Humous lines, "men may eoiuo and men may ko but cirrus- ro on I "Ver," Tin AI l, Humes foilr- jrl" wl1'' "iiltuitf circus arrived in '"wn t his i iornltuf uo ompuuled by "tal noise and was met by "huhI crowd of small boys, A ,l',H H',i'1 ",Ml "M" rnwu M-treuses do not elmiiK ih bef'uese lutinan-nature dues not chatiRe und 'imneddeO in every one old or youiitf Is the love of the eircutJ, the jwli'lcr and Ihn Klamour of It all. jvllh its coutllless trapping 8"'y cfipiu-lstitied horses, wafcons and unlma's In far away JUIIfCl )'uuiiteis wllh slraiiKO people und In Krucrtil tho circus appculs to the leva of travel und udventure round lu uvury uunuul Uuiuuu bu Railway Bill Passed by Vote of 814, to. 127; ; Little Opposition NATIONALISTS . IN AFFIRMATIVE . Banking Bill; However, Was Opposed by Group i But Their Efforts Were to No Avafl. HKKlilV. (Iljr tho AMWteled n-sN) Tlio (lumuMl IMirhil.r ' IihIiij- ui-ptiHl tlK) ! reiNira lliin lan aKrcriiH'nl voiK-luill at I he n--iit, London conference by adoinlint h- VOtH of SI4 to UI, llio nopfmiry two.lMInU niajorlijr, . Ilm railway bll to put Into effect in iivMHig of tho Uoanaa ' Blin-I'llll'llt. ; , !' - ' .v. . . . . , Tim (Inrnian nationalist, whoso , oin-ii opposition to the nsreement nnii whoao attacka on It durlug th neuuto yenlcnlay and today had inaui n-aullH prohlcmatlcul, vo(d In favor of the railway bill, but thi-y voti-d ngiilnnt tliu ' banKInc bill, another of th lawa nittua. Urea, which waa udopted hy a Vol"1 of SU6 1o 1U, i Iwo-Ihlrdit .yto : bolnrmne)Ht(tjj(4lnl.4ha bju. v";. YAKIMA, Wnah , ..(By the Ai- , soelated rreaa). Two hundred reaiiors yesterday oegnn tho. an nual session of tho Northwest Koal I'.stnle iissoclntlon which Is holding- lis nlKhth annual ronventlon hore. . I hree . elites are already blddlnir for I he next convention- Uelllng Imiu, Wash., 1'ouu.tello, Idaho, and Heattle, Waah. . . . . l.A (JKA.NDK.nH ArrKJfDINO. A. V. l.lndRren und r. N. Kord. Ibenl reultorsa, left In tha fornier'n iiif eurly this mornlnir to ntumd thu Northwest Heal Hstalo associa tion t-onventlon In Yakima, other real estate men urn planning on leaving for Yakima this evening. Among those who' unnouncod that, they might attend Ihn convention a few days ago arr.(V,l,.' Harry, Geo. H. Currey and Sherwood Wlllluniu. NHW VOHK, (Hy the Aauocliil d Press) The I'rtnco of . Wuleu landed here today. ; Ju a brief interview - ho totdi newspapermen he was glad to be buck In America. ' , , , He thon depurtcd for Olencove, , LoiifT Island, on u yttcht. The AI O. narncH circus . Is In -: ItHeir a world of ltd own. It ti r si'lf-eonlalned In Hie Hense thai It u ..ultr liri(.lwlithi.i. . li Ika ..i.lol. I world Is for tiupplh'U. The circus carrleH Its own lighting plant, com mlssury. blucksmtth ' shop and In fact everything cHsenlbil to Ibp- smootu opermion or, tho'' tihow la right with the oiilflt, ' 1 Thp "Biff Tent. k The mitln lent is aihng-c laffalt one ot Ihe larK"9t tops on the lot. Hove n or eljrM rookH Hhd rount less beipifrs lir "bull nooks" prn-pure- Ihe ineHls. t'ookinK is done for the most purl over opn fluincn built out to U rear of the. cook tent. Tho lenU aro' pitched in tho innrnlnif ami eviTythlnff is pnt In readiness butorg' break fust is survod. ' ; - ' 1 REALTORS ARE ON U S. SOIL
