La Grande evening observer., August 30, 1924, Image 1

EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TWELVE ; PAGES : TODAY.
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THE WEATHC3
CITY
EDI T I O N
PORTLAND , AP) Ore
gon Fair and continued
cool tonight and Sunday,
i VOLUME XXII.
LA GRANDE OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1924.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 279
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m FARM ffllEFi
'' piRUinnin
? - (By IIAKUY 1. IM'NT)
WASHINGTON ( S K. Speclu')
i -Purtlcubir' mnphasis lu in he
placed. In llcpuhllcan it't)itinl i
publicity, on tin comparative situ- J
plluHy Mini humbleness of thej
'homes of tlm candidates." j
. Much material fur this -Hue of
campaign "suggestion" was devel-
oped during President Coolldg
'st H j at tin. urn.. Ktry-mi.a.h:.ir
hoiim; of h's father at the crosv
roads' village uf riynioiith, VI. !
Herf,' In Hi' hillside meadow. In J
the ma pit; lot, on llic.nurrnw MM"
.porch f the plain lit I house, the
president was pictured amid sur
roundings which nre . counted on
to help, drive home In I In mind
of the voters tin. view that In,
more than either of the other lwn
mnilldutcs. sortnirs directly from
and Is representative of the aver
age 'thrifty, hard-working, honest,
simple, unaffected type of Aiucrl
li n citizenship.
Vut Ihlii ' Plymouth, Vt., lioin
lit may be pointed util. Is 11k- homo
r Calv.ln'j). father, What kind of
a home. does he have himself?
All! Thai's Just tin- iiiH!liii
his campaign managers hoped to
to have nsk-d.
Yes. Coolldge maintains n home
In Northampton, Mas. JI'm tin
siinie home lie occupied iv govd-
linr of Muvn;.liUS''tlH. lint It'H not
tho sort of houe lh uvituku kv
rrnor oucuph'H.
- It -in JumI "biio-hnir of u" hihuII
fruiric rdouble Iiouh'-" on a qnll
dc :nlrpot.' Il doi'Hii'l i-V'-n ow'i
H- Knch inoutli In; hIkh u eluek
for $34 In p;iy lit' rental. H'h ii
morn iiiodsl house and n niorv
mmlrst rental Ihun In paid hy
thottsaudn of ineuhunlea, ckrkM
and sulurted tradewpcople. "
:'.
! ;
Hv
enntrast with these two
u "IhHums" ff (.'lilvltl I'linllflp
. HttHplft Ito.xiiwofljllnu' III 111' 'rlK-
; ft'il" VrriiKinl IiIIIh iiiul ll"' iiumI.ri
liotno br hlH iniiiilMKiil In. Mm- cuun
t( i l r llHninlilm counly, .M-
r HavlKiscHH will' I A1 hIiowii Mir
riwIik'npvK or' John' W. IulvIm.
lomoorHlIc rmnfliliil''. "nil KuImti
,'M. Uf Kolliitli!, ili'l-nlt'lit i-ni-
- HHiliT. , .1- .
Tllo 'n(Tlrnt ' limii"' of "DiivIm
J looms inrgi'.iintl IiiiikimIuk ! toil-
: s j '
; ' j (Continued on puKii Hi
DEATH CAUSE
' KiTUIlfltIHM, Ore
tho berer) I'M Johnson, ar- i
tasted In the hills above Itoudown
Hed t,f.ro h few mollis inter in the
;ijuhty . Jail, lb wan prolialily
abut it 7n years old and IH hiiM to
haY HvA formerly al Pendleton.
Ml 1a ten Id, al. that he talked
Miyul . lialncr lived for a time In
Witllowa -ounty. al Joseph., I.ll
llrt itiore lm known of him. '
.roni the time he was brotuclil
Tiihe i;iinly jail he wiw In a Hlat
'4)t nervous and phyaleal eollapne.
(rjeiirlved of Ihe Ihiuor lo whleh h"1
td ,bVn nrrnstouied he heeame
violent id. times and Tuesihty nltrht
ht jUirbk.q -n-i-n" heard some dls-
NOlflONSIE
taiie; From tin court house. Hej))f ,,.r:M.,.(ive whleh ImmerHlon In'
broke it roilple uf outer window. hanieiilate erlsi-s always Involvea.
.mid wan placed In an Inner cell, f (n ,-,., .r,. never was a better
,N'o pi'irllcutar elmimc In his rmidl- J opportunity presented for Ih'
tlon .wp observed yesterday aHer- j pr,,,,,.,- t-onslderal Ion of eolislruc-
noon but he was kept under al- ,
pij. c.onslanl waLeh by Slieiirf j ' f rontlnned on par R
IMnehart and Jalb r J. IV Hntnlcr. ,
Ttiev had been away from the Jad rrif tf lUVT M A V
ontyn few niluute- wh- be sud-; J1; hf if. . w w o
dnly expired. Ilia body wiw ak"n ! 'LOST IN - IillJ;
to the undertaking rooms.
Five Bandits Escape .
Willi $7,000 Payroll
- llii Ihe hills near That point.
1KS MUlM'.H (Ily the As-oela- He Is said lo have gone Ii mil -td
rrc.s) l-'lye bandits IhlNjing Thursday and upon bis fnilure
morning held up the ofrh-eMif theio return, posses were sent out to
Slieiieruinn Woolen mjlls ami c- s-areh for him. No reports hh to
jiprd with the week's payroll of, the search have been received here
$7noO. . .' dale, .
Labor Day Message Is
Urgent Plea For Union
. WASH1N(;Ti X OH lh Assiiel -
B lr:-iH) A idea Hint "the
sidr't of r'hrlst' be Invoked in
greater measure lo bring employ -
pr und employe together Is I he
&e)iiole of Jibor Hay mesjige
by tho Federal Council
Cliiiri ties nT CIiiImI In Anieriea.
1. mmi1 tomorrow lo 'I hoiisiimlH of
congregations throughout 1 h
rtiunire.
.More i pcctflciLlly, the ine.ssag- any piirticuhir btbor problem." ll Seattle i :. . 1 'i
pleads for ratlfhatloii of the Child j Is not to b- confuse,! by or with. Hatterles I.udotph an-l Ibn
I abor amendment: economic j current striken and lockouts, nor nah: Jonen and Italdwin.
ctjUallly hut ween men and wmneii j wlfrh any particular b,sue at cam-I Sex-ond garni I:. II. I-;.
in Industry and grout cr proleeUon ! hat. In which then may be right I Vernon - 11 17
for women workers: u ''living 1 or wrong on one or both sides; iSeatllu 12 17 .'.
WHge" that will enable workers to . The labor movement is age long.) P.atterles Thiimas and It. Min
"Hve well;" the id ear estublhdi- i It bigiin with the Tirol efforts of,!1"" Sutherliind. Oregg. Plum.
ment of human rights above prop-
.rtv rtLrhUi: Hud un effective iiidus-
I IIIIIIIIIUUII I
IT. PRESENT
Charles G- Dawes at Lin
coln Addressed Large
. Gathering.
AGRICULTURE WAS
HIS CHIEF TOPIC
! LfOllllllOIl
Sense Attitude
Necessary to . Effect
Any Permanent I Relief
for Situation, He Avers
1.INT"I.N. Neb. (Ily the Ajwo-
,.t..l.l I I lnlnrlnn tl.n fill-Ill
situation to Ik lite most ' serfoiis
economic Hituatlnn now rmirrouf -
Imk Mir rntlfl HlatiM, t'hurliM (',.
pri'sldini. In an add reus Imti htst
nlKht, pr'Hnl''d an rxpliinatlon
fur the purpose of Ih' present nd-
ininlstrtLlloti In tin- uoutfiuplnted
tippotutinent of. an ncrlculturnl
t'ojomlHlon.
"Wi makf tint on" promlHf
niii i iii" n Miminiii ini i., uun.iiiFi j
I lit im'ki iiiiiitin, iiiiu i imj.1I" u.v ihiii"
Injr h'-sl filU'd for Hie Itiak. will
Im-iiiI Mm ev-r- energy to the studV
of our jirlciitt timi problem to tin
ml thut inrouvli licLiluMon
. ot i.,.r , )H. itx Hultitlon may bn I
aeeompllshed," Mr. Dawn BM-sert-
''' "Whoever nromlaen more tluin
i thin Ih entering Into u tontruut
wineli ranmo ne iiiiun,
The reptil'Meun nominee devof -ed
I he major portion of bin adi
dn-HH, (I' Mv. r. l hi re. In tho heart
of Ih" aurteulliirul middle wnI, t
the nurleulliirul utiestlou. taking
up Ihe eaiiHe for repent depres
sion In farm prices, tho remedfefl
ret'oni mended and Ihe prompt cIn
for the ruture. j
' t'onimlsslon NiMdel. '
. Need for r (he jippoliltineiif i)f
"att Imparl hi I, non-pa rtlsan rum
pt'li'iil c'immlHHtoii, under ceoiiom
le Ktldane." Is imperative, Mr.
luiwey wild, ml'llnj.' thut "the re
eenl hnpnivement In the atfrhtul
lural nit nut Ion inunt not be taken
ii h evldetiee thai (tie. fiirmeiH'
jirobli-m has, worked out ItM own
solution." ' i - r
The problem l' be Hol'd, In iim-m-rled.
reKiilved ItMelf Into n iiie4-
linn of rinding how "e'luallly In
ei ml n k en pa ell y ean ho wen red
tw u mcrleiilinre und Indu.ftry."
ItIiIh problem, he added, urow prl-
, ma lily from enndlttouH resulting
. , , itrtmi (Im world war and foremost
mI ,u! u .,.,MI.H w.s....ns1Mi he
behired, wiih unre(.'iilated proilue-
linll. Klmir'-H were el1'd to hIkhv
Ithe Inei'tiHe In aereau'" OV'T pre
! war' yai-M. nttentlon wh ea'lled to
j Hie tnerease In taxew, Ihe posHlhll
(Hies of e1ennln "f rooperadve
! tnarltelinir wn dlseiiwi-U and Mr.
Imwi-H th'-n hiunehed Into nn ex
J tilannllon of Hie umi.-wllunil i-oin-
IinlKNlon propoHal.
"The mere rael hat It m noV
I poKNllde In consider thlH ie.sll"n
j when the Industry U not In the
'trough f Hrrrible depre.-MJon, as
It was sixty days ntr". has lis
I lid va n 1 a ne." he deeljin-d. "It re-
innveH that obMtaeh to the KHllllm;
I SEARCH IS MA UK
A r.limr lo
reports received In
:; ","';
i for the M.-W. ill F'-
vorthy. operator
'bM'sset. h lost
I trial deinoeraey.
I Rehiring lhat "l.-wnil are upon
ins elatuoring for dcelslon." -the
j message seeks to Interpret at
h-n--l h Ihe I,Soela Idjals of the
; ChitrebeM." adopted by tie Fed -
orjeral Couiiell In '.Z and Iwb
io arriruied since that lime.
Till Um on 11 (sir. '
j "The labor movement." It say,
I 'is soim iiiing miieh greater than
'
(CuutlOUvd OQ page 2)
No Friends
: If
"iw inn lit Hit su.Ntnhi 1
i -ilhl; havi clrl frlt'iids' is tin
jatlkv tit .Miss Muij IjiiiIi,
tif lftis AnvEelrs, wlin ieeently
riled Milt rr Stfll.OUO nalnst
J-:dnnrd lit 'Miklnhnni, a '
wealthy Imsliie.st mtui. MIsh
'liniilry nlleues she became -the,
vleilm or brtarh ut roml4
ami mUiivaliiM!!! iMi'aust she
had no woman friend with
whom hhe could lalk lhln'4
(Ily Ht'uoP)
Circus ihiy ' Ih over and Ihe
"tented elty'.', resldeneo palatini
of Its luirLdntTers of .tho JuhtfleM,
sweeping plaliiH 'and oiitHklrls of
clvltljtntion has depurled for pn
ker Where Al ft.; Ilarnes niMilteh
i'd Ills theatar of'novellltv;Him ier
fornier. today. : " ' ".,'T'1T,;"
llut It Is- not forKOVen J and
will not be until imot eireus
eoiuen to town to sweep away
relpiulSf-enl Holllo'tlh.'S, . lOHpeclalr
ly by Ihe youngsters both younK
and old. ,
The sliow iimier Ihe "big lop"
last nltfht was well . attended, ' not
unite to eapaelly, hut enough to
prove thntnl.ti .(irande is u jrood
"circus town." liver Id I'endleton
I la riles falUil to make expense
hut Ihe Income; was. larger here
than-In the city o become inresl
d with sombreros after He pi ember
I when the ordinary khiIi will be
discarded far habiliments udvcrtla
hiff the 'coming 'Uotind-1'p. -
Tniwds Satisfied. '
The' evening "performance, - of
coui-se, excelled the one n .the
a'flernoon; largely diie.lo the P io
lechiihal display. Illa.lng forth al
Ihe mid and the end or the pro
gram, skilfully arranged flnrwoiit:
helrhed their contents In way
that lent added glamor to the en
tertainment.. - ,
Immediately ufler the euueslrhiu
f Continued on psrA M
BASEBALL
l-Ai'lflr l.'oil"! Iiii;im
San KranuiH'0
Meal Hi-' .. .....
OaUlanU
Vornnn ..
Marramfnlo . ..
Hall IjiKo .....
i.o - ."fttpi-lrii .
i'ortlnnd
ii or,
fit I
n.r.ii
.4-.
.45!
.'
.IdS
.......T7 7
......:..7il
.. 7
.11 ! 7
'..:.: 7
67 ;
(Ily the Associated I'rcsii)
Seals :i. He's .
At Kin Kruiielsco f . II. K.
Salt likt; I 4 I
.-tail Francisco .' S O u
I Jut terles MulciLhy and Co iU;
Orirrin and YeJIe.
Senator 5, Angela I
At l,OH Angeles It. II. K.
Hacrameuto . R 7 U
l.os Angeh-M I H ,i
Matterlen -'ro igh und ISehang.
Myerh, I'ayne and Spuicer. t
Onklaml I0-.V I'ocflaiid 0-:t.
''.A I Cortland .. - II. II. i:.
iiskland U .13 ,
Purl hind .. "I."".;......,:..'. fi 13 I
PatlcrleH-'lliiehlerr Harris a in
Maker: l,everenjs und : Coehrall-,
Second guim Ii. II. K
Oakland ... . .....in. i i
Porthind - II M 1
' ItatterleH . cause and ' I,
t Kis-fr. Ih dienl and
fill Ulie
moil 7-11, Scnllle
1 2.
I:, ll.
. 7 1.1
t ' Seaille
i Vernon
J"t. wmmnm, Ueschgcr und Jo
JOYDUS EVENT
Program of
Sports Will
Be Thriller
La h o r Day Af Lernonn
Crowds to See a Ball
Game. Wrestling Match
and Fight.
Although they win tal;e up b kn
than fhree-bour time during Ihe
urternoon. Ihu spuria program thai
are under the direction ot I'ele
KlngRleV. will make up a' great ul
tra et ion at the i,ahor I ay eele-
bra I ton hen .Monday. ,
A wr .siting match will'slarl Mm-
program til tone o'clock sharp
which will be follow h by n six
roiind boxing match ami buselaill
game lret ween I'eitdletuu and li
Clrande, respectively.
I (. I, Scott, u wrestler of some
fHiii" lu .Kaslern Oregon, will Ink"
bn Htrangler Carlton, of Wallu
( Walla. In a fifteen minute prelim-
tlnary to (he flgil. . Home snappy
. action Is expected und both boys
will, likely go Ihe Ibiill with mich a
jiihort ma'cli nre to permit them
lo maintain their beat stride
jthruuirhout.
i 1'lght I'romlH'ng.
I In Ihe six-rounder, where
t padded kid gloves will lie silbsli-
.luleil for Ihe mattress, Yoimg'ltrlt
ton will mix H up in it uangulnary
(maybe) fashion with K'id l.lnd-
s-iy. Motli make the wales halane
near nie in: poumi maru ami ooin
are rated as classy 'rapern.
f llrlllon Ih working, out here
now and many of the local wlse
neren are picking him lo win on
the face of his showing despite the
fact thai they are In Ihe dark
about Kid l.lnds-iy's .' sluff, Itrlt
loi) halls from Indiana polls white
Mndfriy hungs his hat on u l.oa
AngelcH hat riu'k. Illll IMdcork'
will refereo both the wreatllng und
uoMng event.
Ilnll tinnie et.
The final,' and undoubtedly Ihe
oral --If botji teams play like Ihey
should of Ihe bill will occur prob
ably between -,t wu und -: I
o'clock when the ,a ttiande has'
iiall club Mill tangle with the I'en
dleiuu Huckaroos. The local line
up Is recruited, eittlrvly al present
from- the I'lrates' lineup and al
; t hough It Is possible a Km met I .
; blalMit -ouHieldet tuay-.be- NeeiiJ'Ht
U Is more, probable lhat wiII
known fitei-N will prime every post
Hutl on the field. . . :
: The line-up, us It slacks tip
now (subject tu change of course
If something better I urns up) fol
lows: 1 bin is, ss; I av Is, :tb; .Al
under, ef; I'eterson, v
I'heiHoti. rf t
:ib; Ojii-Mv. :
1 1 urge u. ii ; ivnigni. .in; i.iarny, t
lb: and Iteneli ("gmitlti Charley") ;
p. .IHek uleed will umpire fur Mil
(ramie. . !
. MeCarrlgle will ilo (he pltehlng
'or the hiickarooH and llosklns will!
work behind the hal. The j'tier
seven positions will In filled nearly
allogeih'T with Itluc Mountain
league regulars. Ifeuvy praetlee
MHS routuled Ihe team Into excel
lent shape und I 'end let on ; Is ex
pecting to trounce the I'lrates.
"I'endb-ton Is coming lo
I .a
ICnnMnupd on oagn ft)
27 Hurl in Rcar-Knd
. C-ollision of Trains
HVIIAl'l Hi:. N. V. (AC) Tw.'ii-
ly-M'-vi'ii iii.rn:)HH wiTi' Injiiri'il J havi Im-i-ii hIiiiiiiIoiumJ hill It Ik In'
riirly loilny In a ciiIHhIoii Im-Iwi'i'M Ih-vi-il t lt' Ilox'-r will noon hit obh'
"Tlli lirlriilliT" anil II I,nl(i
Hliori- Llinlli-il." N-w Vorli t''Ml-
iral iraliiH. ari-oi-illntr lo an urn-1
i liil. pjiorl.
- '
liu;i ll.y I lit AH .'ii ill" ' I
l-ri'ioil Twi'iilr-llir.... niiHa iiL-i ri
anil foiir I rain iii.lu)" a vr hi- limrlnlii thai II la I'Mii i'ti il thul III'
hircil. lint not falallv. In a n'ar n-riirila lor pri-vhiiiH ycara will Im-
.ml rnlll:ihiil nf two iaa-iii-r
Iraltm 'S3 nillia wial of Hyrains,.
arly loduy.
Last Minute News
DAWKS AND liKYAN (ONVKKSK.
LINCOLN, Neb. (AT). Itcininittccncett of former
days in Lincoln were exchanged at u meeting here lo-,
day of Dawes and (lovernor Dryan, vice presidentiaJ
nomir.ees of the two old parlies.
The Iwo candidates, one n resident of Lincoln, and
Ihe ether who has declared he still regards Lincoln
more of his home town than any other city, although
he left here years ago, spent !. minutes together
in the governor's jrfice in the suite eapitol und then
separated with a hearty hand shake and broad smiles
PKINCi; AT WASHINGTON, D. .
WASHINGTON (AD. The Trince of Wales ar
rived here today. He was Immediately driven to the
White House for an informal luncheon with President
Coolidge. Crowds cheered the prince at the station
and al the While Jlouse. ,
FLIGHT POSTl'ONLD.
, AISOAKD TDK lu S. S, KK'ILMONI), At Ice Ticket,
Labrador (AP). The American world fliers postponed
their flight from Ivagtut, Greenland, to Indian Harbor,
Iibrador, until tomorrow, owing to unfavorable weath
er in the vicinity of Labrador, - -
DAWES PACT
SIGNED BY
DELEGATES
Representatives of Na
tions Affix Signatures .
to Agreement Today
EVACUATION OF
DORTMUND IS DUE
French Expected to Issue
Order for Quitting of
Point in the Ruhr To
morrow, I.tiNlKbN t!y tlte AHHoclate!
rress)-The pnel dinwn up at the
recenl ifiternatloua) confereneo,
for pulling ihe ljuwes reparation
plan Into effect, was signed loday
by representatives of tho various
nations Involved.
Order One Tomorrow.
I A It 18 (Hy the At'HOclutcd
're.s - The French Kovernment
will order the evacuation of 3orl
mund In the Ituhr tomorrow.
oweii i. Voung, of New York,
hiiM been appointed ngen-K,n,''l
for ieparatlons payments un In
terim. 4
llal lloss, veteran publisher
from Oregon CH, spent yester-1
day In l-a nrane. n wan ne-'
cornpanled by Mrs. )1oni and lhy
uj-'wuakUtir a lour.nC.lhe Hl.Hjl.cxl'1
lllng the "different newspHperrt. 1
is an olflrlal. vlHlllnif un Mr, lloss.
I heads the Oregon , Prens usocla-
lion and under bis direction .work
In co-operation among (he newa
paper men 1ms been very pio
uoiineed. While here - (hey . were
guests of Mi, and Mrs. Clyde I'en-
Ingloh who are retutlves of Mr.
IIohh,
AlliiAHIi Till-! Iv H. IMiXBHi
in ti Ari'llr, ufr AlBHka I Hy' lln
Akmiii IiiIi'iI 'l-ri-BH) Tho BoxiT to
day wii.i hIiiiiiIIiik hy tin' Ijiily
KiniirHli.y with Iwi luunrhH aiiil
an 'Mklinii t.kl,il.ti I . s
Thn KliMliTnli'y, h.irki'il mill
ilrirtln In an li'i' rl'tlf watt lo
to fiiki' iihoaril Dm; liini'li.'ell HM-il
of Im- Kllnli'1'Hhiy. ;
.
liiny TimrMs In SHllwHnllil.
IIKKNi:. Hwllwirluml. "AI- --
f.i ii7.tiiimi our- im'h nu' " -
i i iiliiiiiiil miiBon in Ih- ilunihiT "t ,
VI5IIG1E ;
NEWSPAPERS
BOXER STANDS
W ICED SHIP
ni'tiiHK..tl. A larffi' luilnhi.r off. -
Aimrli'iiiia hay Iwi-ii Inrluilcil JliMAIIA. N'-li. (Al) 'I'hn irn-
riuiofiK Hie Iravelera.
Doing Her Stuff
tlx''' " .
r- Vt
Y I
I av
.
. Mnlx l Shh kluni). who looks more like a J'olllcs tn uly than
champ i-owftirl, will attempt lo lower her already remarkable
m4rd of 5 seconds f'U ittphig and t Icing n steer ul thu I'emlh
Um Komid-tin, ulilch i'omiiHfiti'S SeplemlMT IKlh, The picture,
. sImiwm lier after hog-tleliig u ativr lu llinu thai beat moNt uf ,
tho men roia'rs. v t
HATE DHDER
1CKEI0E
hai..i:m. un.. " (I'y iiiu Ahhji-i-
aliyl -riN) Tim imlilli' mtvIcu
tolilllllHlon .ItiiitKV v-nmilirttal up.
wnrcl'. 118 onfiT of IumI - Jminury
wlnTi'hy lillrnstalii; rrrlKht nili'u
on grain,, hay aiitl oilH-r rami
lirodiii'iH wi'ri ri'iliUM'il.
Thi' rnllroailH look Hit January
orihT lo rourt I'lalilllntr I hi- ri'illlc
tl.ou wus conrlHi'uiury anil uhotit
li'ii ilaya avo court nrili'rt'U I In
Inoilirlcullon.. .
. 5' ,
ary firurr,' kIIII ki'CiM Ihi'in (ion
Hldernhle lower I hart rati-a iri;vnll
iiji; u-ior. to the' January unh-r,
ileriun .MmlirlcilllollH
' The . inoilll'IciirlonM- lire lhat of
hay. Ml raw, Kraili I oilier rami
nroiliict... will l.e ahliiiii i- III the
rulure on ii iinlrorni m-iilii nri"'
ralea I hroiiKhoHt the Nile, applv-
lnK ciually on branch ami umln
linen ami npplylim nil arbitrary
Hire,- cuiiIh on M Joint haul or Km
ilea, l iiilcr l lil.-c iii'iIit ii riiioii..
livhiK "ll a blanch line, II la claim-
ed. will pay no Wither rat-a lo
orllmel than a lariuer llvim; a
uardli:tauce on it inalll line
4 17 I f
IMU'OlllIlC'lll VOIIinttU'V
For the Defense Day
pencil enrollment of ne u or mill
lr age by reconstituted war lime
dnirt boards on, HcfciiHe da, Sep-lnhle-r
t, to be purely voluulary,
(Jetn-nii r;eorge U. iMiucau, com
mander of the Seventh army corps
area said in a. slnt'-mcitl ismi.'d
following that be Governor Charlej
W. Hryan of TIiuih'Jv In vhU U
the latter wild Ihe Avur ibpaH
ui"iit was "going oner the head"
of the pi-iiddcnl In ffi-iiinittng the
f(irm tin- cxerrlsi'H.JM'e lo lake.
rWblte Cfiveruor, Itr.van's Maine
iva-'t n of loelilh ne, in He- Htal' -ineiil.
tUth II. A.i Kalon. (d i flips
heabfiialletM. staled- that II could
be eoiiMid'Ted a i ' pt lo I ha nf
fioveioor 15rait in h(ei the hit
Ire had elnimid Jhtl despi'e
preHjd'.id 'nolldge'rt ""plans fir ob
t;erlng III' day as 'I- purely, voluu
lary proposition, the war depurj
i it . wun , proecedliifr . with - ila
j "iiilllliirislle program."
jAmcrhmi I oisl Mlp Itnls- j 't
Living SiamlHids or Chinese
! HKATTI.K WiihIi. (AC) - thl
: ii'H- staiidarda of living are rbdu:
! aa the result ol fa- I .elieduh-s ol
! .-.IcumMifp!- pl lug . from, this fro ft
io Chbm. 'carrying vegetable.-.
fruits and rerriaefat ed meals, ne-
cording to ll. F. Townseiul. man-
ufc'T or a IliiliH-Plieirie HlHitrtlltp
' llfllllll Il '
pueifle imrMiv,': ! rruits," v ge.
a- uorHbig-to nrlleh, of Inci.rpora
from Cali'ornla," Hiiid Mr, Town
send, "arc on I he market lir China
i lie ear around as the result of
u steamship urrlvtng tu Chin's.'
port every tea ilayo."
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Photo by Unlon.raclfle By it em.
I'Oltrs" HUK llltDAKS (IJ T
(lAIMtllllii:, t)n (AI-) A
tHrliu'iiliir fnlVMi rilt Nlnl'H'il from
Hilli'l(a rrom n (Innkcy ruiclm- Iwn
lllllfK I'MHI of Onkrlflirn IlINt cvi.
iiImv mill Hirt-Hil iMililly fifim Hie
Naliiion Circle . liiKtflnic ' ('(iinimiiy
NHll-14 nrra llilo ailjoliilnx llinlH-r,
nu-ci'iiIiik ticvrrnl liiindnl ncn-H.
Illlll thll'Mlclllliu; 1IMMI Nl'ris ut It'
rriiiiii'ilt tlliila-r In III. Cascuilf- rui'
cM. Twii liilnilri'd men ItniKliI llii-
riri- all nlKht and llii' Hlliiallim Is
sllll ilnitKi'miia.
I'ilitai' II. Hnhli'iii', uwiii'i- or Ihe
Kalmoii rii'k louichiit I'lifiiiiuny,
hii'aiiii I'lilori anil ovi'irnini while
rfililhalllnjc Ihn rllllili'M. 'lllil'l-M
;ri.k Mittiiili- hilii-flii lilin
ml. Itnldeii'e wn huilly luiritcd
Hhiiill Hie ilrnis mid face.
' IM (.KM), Ore. 1 AT) Hie him
(Iced ilcrea of linilM'r on the Salmon
' m" aieimii. tnii-e nine- im
'of Oukl'liltte. Is lillinlllg. If Hie
" '''"s" 'I'vlde mid kbii'Ii
"! II'1" " mcri.e.i in.
' or il.timi re ll work-
''"t Hie Niiilhciii l-neirie
l'' llmi Job 'h- fiidaiigenil,
offlclulM rear. . The only cca-ir
nld be lo einwil Into tin- wulera
' " ' wk ' 11
. MAItKiriS TOUAY
POHTLANIi. tire. (AP) ,v
stoik tileaily. M'Xgs one cent high
er, :i:t hi :i uA era in. Mutter and
butleilnt steady.
Another Alaska Hallroiitl '
ill NFAC. Alaska ( AP) Ala-k:i.
so'in ui'l have anoi lo-i raiiroau,
according to al Helen or Incorporii
fioii lihd lere bv Ih- Terminal
Hallway and Power company of
der. Alaska..' 'fire mmpaiiy Ih
to build a. litandard gunge line
from Hvib r up to tin Salmon Uiv
er valley bi (he A hink a -Ch nada
lioundarv tine, il distance of I i
iiiilcn. and a two mile branch Trout
the main artery leading fo the
Texa: t 'reek IlliUeS.
XTRA
v.
Queen Contest to End
At 10 o 'clock Tonight
The Uih' r f.i "inlctjuitw j
are oil' tie home ulrnrii l .!ay aiej t
tire piii'iiig an rM'iii,i jiiiiH'--t
his last fw hours aunt for
liliillt voles as poMMihlc.
The counly ban le i n eov ernd
from end lo end. liepuils of muIcn
u( Ui ke( from Inland City, Klgln,
Imbbr, and In tin- niln-r direction
'err and Milliard havo come u.
-Th". reports still gave MiM
V"ida Pale Smith a slicM lead
over Mnh lleh-n .tiiiiiiH'n, her iiear
eHt com pel II or. put ou never viiu
Li'll ami, the only safe Ihliig lu
do Is to liel on the wIiumt, A ditrk
borne aiming tho other Ihree he
the eonlestaiils. namely Mtsi Klor.
i-uce (innit. Mls.i ,alela llaluhl
tiu.l Allss I'Alnn, Carpcnler limy de
velop ul any time and walk off
with, the ribbon HP the eleventh
hour. . . '
TUk'etH are Oliitf aula Ootli inc
4 IIATIOIIS
un nil niiiin
wfliifi mm
nil in nrtnr
Ull Iff ill II 111 IL.
3 :
America, Britain, Japan
and French Ready to
Take Action
SKIRMISHES NEAR
QULNSAN TODAY-
All' China on Verge of.
Internal War; Shang-,
hai Big Business Inter
ests Try Prevention.
' WAKIIIMJTON UtJ Uin Aasorl.
otixl 1'r.ns) Twi coiiununlrallonii
liuvn Ihh'ii aiklriMMNj to dm Peking
KinciiiiiM'iu by I ho Itrlllsii, Japa
iipsk, FrriK'h and Amriican illplo
nialH In I'i'kliiK warnlnic tho gov
pmnii'nt or 111 obligations lo pti
vint Im or rorrlun life and prop
erly as tin- n-siilt or righting In ,
and nlioiit Ktianirtiai. . Tlie dlplo
niais ili-clarttl r.nr Roiprnmcnl-i
mnild adopt meaaiirea to protect
fureimi miltleula and proni-rtjr In
cam riie (lilneae goyemnM-nt rallM.
McnilMrH or the forHirn illplo-
nnlli- enrpa vlnltitl the Clilnem- for
i'Ikii nrriii" UHlay and received a.
NiiraiMi'N lliat I lie Clilncw go cni-
inent In enileavorlnir to avert a
civil war.
Mediator-) Interviewed rht Bhleh -Viinnv
nnil I. ii Lunar Hnalng and
ri'Oi'lvi'd utwurnnces that both ledd
era were nnxloun, lr iiofwible, to
avert ucitual lioHllllliea. !
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. NklniiiHlira Heporled
HI1ANOUA1 (By Die Associated ,
I'ri'Bn) Hoportii of HklrnilHhlng us
lio-(jilliiHan dlMtrlet. . where lha
roreea or Old Shleh Yuan and J.U
Yung rolling, '.oppoalliK Tucbuna.
are nl hWrlnir, liavi?: led to renow :
ed of forl.iyp.Hhunghai .'intereiilH
tu avoid pjfcif Vrhref , "
Alflioiiith will fililr am utiriiBlli-
cniiiK llielr iMwIiknia, It M-euui i-er-
lain Hull cirnrlH of the Hhanghal
liilerextn will al leant result In '
fcrring an open break and it may
avert It entirely. . ,
All CIlltIA Ufl l,4lr.
HllANOHAI (By the. Aoaociated
Ir,iyiH iK'.spttn eTforts being
made hy the Chinese bunking and
commercial Interests of Shanghni
to bring the oioHlnic leaders to
gether lo dine ii ss terniH ot peace,,
ull Chlmi l'rhlay night was await
ing reports of the outbreak of ac
tunl fighting In the area when
Chi Shieh-Yunn und J.u Yung Hai
ling ure concentrating their forces. ,
Iteretit heavy rninn In that vi
cinity, which hav hampered troop
movements, havQ been succeeded
by fair wriither which Is expected
to-speed developments. Tho troops
now occupy a Hlio from Talhu like
(Oontlniirt nn ftss R
The Harrpil Heart academy will
upi'il Un IVii'tb Hchoul torm on
TiK'nilay inurninc Ht'ptombcr 2, at
K:4f o'cliH'U. ... .
'I'hi' ri'Knliir ilulp course of nludy
In purKiii'U IhruUKli 'he Kruinmur
Kniili-t mid the four yuara of liluh
st'liool. t '.
Itt'Ktilnr cliLsHfH In violin and
piano, with competent teachers,
will 'he resumed. Tho - academy
ulu offers, through its art de
partment, a spleudlil opportunity,
It is hiiIiI. in wuler coloring, oil
iiii'l chlnii pufnttMif. . , . . .
the bull panic III
! dances pi the
the afternooit
venlng. Ho tte-
r v iieoiilo remuinlng without
fltcket.4 should .get lu lunch with
their favorite and give hr the
heneflt of their nupporl. - ,
The Judges hi the1-contest want
ll made plain that tu girl" In
Ihe entiled will tint tic allowed to
hand lu ticket after 10 o'clock
th Ik evening. Crom 9: it on tho
judges will be taking tho official
count al the (Uenn (troif store and
Ihe ballot box. wilt absolutely
close at to. - , ; ;
' "After Un' official counting has ;
been made the cwut'-sl results will
be announce,! at Ihe dances nt.
the Kuher und Hex hall this even
ing. Contestants will assemble nt
the dance t 10 o'clock to reutflvo
the K'Mid or bad iiewtii au tbo cauu
may bi.
AGADEMY WILL
OPEN TUESDAY
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