La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 13, 1924, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN ' OREGON'S LEADING N EWSPAPBR TWELVE PAGES TODAY. THE WEATHER Portland (AP) Oreon Fair tonight and Sunday ex copt cloudy or foggy on the coast. Cooler In interior Sunday. , VOLUME XXII MEMBER ASSOCIATED PREBi LA GRANDE OREGON, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1,924. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 290 DnniAn Hunt's Daily Letter I nil illy IlAItltY II. Ill 'NT) W'AHIIINUTUN (NHA Special) Two testa of 1,ow political nlud blowing have great I v li.urtcned Hi! i-u Kollettc-Wheelcr cunllngenl. , - Tim first wan tin- result hi lh; Wisconsin slate prlmurli'H. where Gov. John M- Hlnlne. hear Int; Ui J.'ullcllc's l(orHcMlllt, nrnlvfj (l vole substantially larger than Hi combined vote Tor his two rivals, ami l.n Kollettc-endor.sed eundl uutes for Hlul i.' office were swept across by crushing majorities all uioug the inn-. . , This, however, despite claims by antl-l.a IAlletto workers in the lale whs not unexpected, a much inon signiricunt test. It In hell Im p;, was I ha I of ' ra w vol f taken on bourd I hi shipping board liner O'urge Washington, en rout"' from Kurope the lust week In August. CALIFORNIA ! FIRESRK6E VICIOUSLY Monrovia Watershed, Near Pasadena, Is Threatened ' To relievo tliu tetuiti of tli-- tlllVH lit- St'U U "presidential CHIU- nnign" was pulled off lii whleli the 5a4 - liHHm'iiKura III the first, sri'Mld and till i-J cubbm partic ipated. Three du.ys of Intensive ctini iulK"l"K pieccl'il I he liKllolillir. Ilep. John 1. l-'rederlcks nl" Cali fornia was manager anil chief Bpukcsinan for L'ouIMkt und Hu ll. I'- '' . Arthur Mullc'riter of Wisconsin funiH-r I". ! dlstrletnltorncy, had I'AKAHKNA. tallr. (iy tile Asso t-lmrBC of the JiuvIh lirinocrulie rialrd Press) Will beyond control campaign. lhree fores! fires In the Hun linh THREE TONGUES OUT OF CONTROL Conflagration at Fori Costa Burns a Ware house and Grain witl Loss of $125,000. lhrmaii liro!-sinun. a Ni-w loik proletarian, upheld llic'aiiw of the La I-'olletto-Wheeler ticket. .-. The voting waH by secret ballot, nl the same hmir In I hi differ ent cubins. Tim result was: Coolidge und JJUWUH, 34:1. imvls ami Uryan. 1 10. Ia Folb'ltu and Wheebr, On shipboard this wuh ut oikm Bt'tiuimed u u "Hi-a-Hidc" for tin O. tt. I. "XoMiing to II." (In- Ui-puhlk-an boostfn uboard dn-hm-d. Tlin r to one an ntruinHt UuvIh and four lo oin ovur lu Kolli'lU-. Certainly Unit Is what II m (Coiitinued . on I'utffl 2) I GAME TO LAST rhl 'unyon ii n ra if In if on I h i-dtct'H of thr .Munrovlan walorHlioi today. One of Ihe fires came on oT llui l'lsh futiyon and Hwepl Int VanltisMi'l t'anyon. which bordur: I he walerHhed. Anollier flry cumin? rrtmi III eiiHt of Monrovia and ortirinalln Irani a back fire which sol beyon control, in threat etilnK the water Hind from tlm north. A third tongn' of flames in ap 'pronelilnK- lite watershed from Hf north loie of the Monrovia inoun taliiK. Kin.- rangers forces are wurkiiu fi'Verishly tothiy to eHtabllHtl a fir break that will protect Mount Wilson oiiaervalory from the for est and brush hhtfee t hat. start. -d in Han ti-abrlcl innyoii near here .r'-y Mnifti raiir rwm1- ' " New men are (brown into I In lines every hour and today for fpnnllniifl on nff R I'KNI'l.KTi N, tire. (Hperial ,to the Obfiejver) "What happ'-m Then a broncho Mini can't be rld d., ineeis a covykoy that can'l b" thrown?" K han Ioiik been a moot point ! eurral-fenec ronclaviM lis I he wild tins ure tried otil for tlm Uound- I'li'a openlnt; on epi. I Nth. It i I. us been argued Dp. down and to thr point of blows, but It lm re mained for one of Ibi preliminary Defense Day Succeeds In1 Its Purpose La Grande ObseiTcs Day with Fervor; Over Six teen Millions Partici pate in Nation. . . LAST STAGE OF FLIGHT Thrilling Risks in Pendleton Contests ..rfriiH'v lav wua a succcBa In la firande, not only due to the! numbers wtio participated In the offlclul test, but also owing to the larpe crowds who wcro complutcly m aympultiy with the liiovcment. I .a Grando hud exactly 413 In th line of umrch, which figures mako up 1ho official report to the war uepartmont. but many times that number wtnp on thn sldellnea applauding the marchers as thuy (ramped by. . The- parade, which- formed In front of lh Kujfles hall, the YUardsmen armory, was led by the :lty police followed by the mar- shall of the day nod his stuff. Then 'unie iiu i .a oriinue municipal) band. Company K 1 8 Ut h Infantry. j O. Ni. O., the "onc-duy" men and) women and reurcsentuttvea of the! Ladies Auxiliary to the American (ted i'reasl. The I'nlted tftuten ar Leirlon and thn Hulvallon . Army.. my world flycra bejran the luat Prueticullv every ord":r. frulernltyJataffi? of their journey today, hop- society br croup of affiliated peo-'plns off from Holllnir Kleld for ole In Ia. Grande were represented j ' 'i',yion. imiio, ui left Uolling Field for Dayton, Ohio, at'iD:15 This Morning. DEPARTURE WAS DELAYED SLIGHTLY Unfavorable Weather Re . worts Resulteil'in Slow ¬ er Start from Wash ington Than Was An ticipated. , - WAHHINOTON (By the AsBoeia- - ...,.,.. 1 j ' r. w,.,v,v-,-, t-t- 1 E SCENE OF II 11 IU:0 (eastern strongly In the parade. The parade marched up Wash nirton to Greenwood then up Greenwood to Adams, along Adams Itho to tbo postofflco corner and fhrnco up Fourth street lo - tbe high school athletic field where they disbanded to listen to the pro grain. ..'. ntandurd time), t Ills, morning. Vhelr depsrturn waa delayed by reports of unfavorable weather but weather cleared , permltUng fVinttnnK nn cms fi fs.7.7Ni voi.rMi:i;ut:i WASHINGTON Ry the Aasoclo ted I'rerra) Iteporla Friday night ... (ContlntiM n ; , GOLF PLAY TO FIGHTING CONTINUES IN STORM tCoiiliimeil ull 1'uk" ! AMERICA VilS 1 TENNIS CRQl1'rJ! SUA Mi II A I. Illy Hie AHHuelulei! Press) Klvnl forei-s bullllnir To I he luiHsessien nf SlmiiffliHl dlsre uiirdid the lindlllotiul rule ugulns liL'liliiie in the rnln todny wher fll-lni; wuh n-stlliied ul MwiinBtu. I. Ultles In Hie wesl. while Unit lirel wiih hc-lnir HiuikiHl by u new siorin The KluiiBHil inlllliiry Roverno' wns reimrleil riiHhlnc reinforce nienls lo riiiinuehow. Mil nillej fr.iiii Slinnirhiil. lo defeiid Hint I own lic:illl"l II"' advilliellie Clio kiilnu troops who took Ihiliff yea lerday. inllnny I'liwil. A .lan:inese news HBeni-y here r reived a report from PekillB that tin. Mnliden railway hail been elos ed to Iraffle. This was taken at nn ladli iillon of liiipendlnir war r,ne lielw i tieiieral I'lianc Te I.Al. Mallehlliliin dlelalor. and W'l I'el Kn. nillllary leader of th Inif ffovernineiit. IV- OKUMANTilWN " H ' ' K : T t'Mll. I'llllailelplilu 10 Hie As-i-oeialed I'reai) The Init-d W H relnlned the I la vis eup when William T. Tllileli. nalli.nal I'lnl in pion, and Willhiin M. .lolins lon. ralirornla veU-rali. l-'rlday ile-f-ated (ierahl I.. I'alleisoll and i i ..r II lull- , " - ,.. ..rlnlislv Inhired lale hial . , - ., ., ,, t Lliiri-vee rraslled on Hie lllghna) The vlelorv Willi Ihe two In th- """P "' -u.l,..- eave the Anierl- t noioi.-,.i. i an leuni three biramm i"l,,"n ' . . .n,... (.Mid i 1 Hon ..r learn s- heavy ear. driven by AH-n. lollld premacy. BEGIN SUNDAY FLOWER SHOW" ininnn ninrill Alnllb Win Photo by Unloa Paatfla Irattm. ' ' (I'ImiIo by I iiIihi I'ni'lflf , h'Mii.n . v Tin' iln-aikil mrwanl llirow ol a lliiiii-kllllnit .bhm-. u- of .llin iiiiwl KH'tllar biM-klntf Imrw iiUmni-s nrr mail.'. It .waa taken when tiny Simla was Hlinlniilr.l from the lloosevell InMihy iimUft for worMV eluuiiplon tint Iwy. final foiilesls for wlUeli occur nl tho famous Pmi llel.m Ituiiuil-iip, coiiiincncJmj ,.'llcililicr IHtli.-. . . I .. '. The ludlea of lh l.a tirullde N'el(;liborliooU .flub ' have; -reason to be prooil of tlieir.efrorln In the ThQ .much debuted iiuohIIo.i, tvhelhVr In us" a imishle "or' a piOHliln irlbtlek. tWll.be Hit' citose of much disturbance of mind to morrow- ah the country elul coif jltnka 'when Ihe members of Ihe two tcaiiia meet in mulch play lo contest elKhleen holes. "Jonah Htyle't winners to be the guests ot Ihe losera ol a party lo be Kiven ut Ihe club nevt week. My ionuh atyle. II may be ex- SCHOOLS TO -OPEN MONDAY flower hhow whleii ban Juttt luken plained lo Ihe iintllaled. Is. meant place here. The aplendld aplrl. tj,Ht piayera may do everything nd cooperation from sturt to fin- possible in Ihe way of apeech to sh Is but evidence that a grei jontt," t,,.r opponents. This many people will raise and exhibit flowers next year. , . I -The flower allow day waa it huge uuccc-"R notwithstanding th" lu- should bring some liilei-callng de. velopmenls If Hot act ual murders, The two teuuiH have been chos- n under Hie nbb leadi'ishlps ot tense heat which inuile I' difficult ! Charles Ulngner and Krnest Wat to keep, the splendid dlupJay of ulna with Andiner I'layle nnd War flowers gathered from nearly Hl'ri.n Gilbert as right h.md men re, parts or the county from , willing. Ispcellvely. When Interviewed by II was agreed that tt inuth lnrg- l,in hi'iiilrlng reporter as to tl er display could have been shown (chancea of bis team to win the had tin' exhibit been h-'ld two Jtournutnent Mr. Mlngner sufd, "nir weks curlb r. lMaes Awarded The dcclrlon of Ihe Judgcft, mad f rnnt1nitt nr S ,WJ tournament Mr. Mlngner sufd, I- I .. .. I.. Mr U't.l ONE KILLED. TWO HURT IN MOTOR VEHICLE SMASH Pai-ii.MA. Wash. (My the Aiaio-,-lated IVess) lloyul Manga. :3 was eriisiiid lo d-alh and Marie Knsh y anil William Alien. 01 i u allup. Herlou.sly Injured wle-n an n.uioiini.iie un le i-i-aslled on Ihe hlK fflrl were rldtnir Witnesses aaW liurled 6i. feet wli-ii a ed with llielll. muni nuniinr n in hHrlH ir 1 jUUIUII W. L.I IIIWU ill i r in ii nn I kins was a little more mcMl,esl and la Mooted us saying tersely, "t he ol her leum hasn't got a elm rife," ! Ho It would appear thai the (Varna jure fa.lrly evenly matched. ' Opponents have been clioH' ii an I nearly . as possible m-cordlng to Imo'Mi ability and are unite evenly selected. The. teams III Hue up r rftnllmipl on nnv M XTRA ' WAI.IrtjWA. Ore. (Mpeelal) The Wallowa t'oiumunllv r'u ir corporation was completed -here recently. A. ma ting of Ihe share holders was held recently when orricers for the organliwition were elected us follows: T, G- Johnson, president; K. T. Campion, trnu-'su-rer; llrucn t'nx, aecretary; A. W. . Johnson, T. (i. iluhtiHon, Jay KllllngH. U J.WIIIett, H. T. Hatlle. G. t'. Meek and L. I'. Allen were elected direetrtin. A ritllHlderable I'NION, tr (Kpeclul lo tht I ib.se i ver. When I he school bell i ingfi Monday. Hepleuiber 1 5th. lo start I ho school year or. 1K-4-- verylhlng about Hie biiildiUKS will laV in .ahlpshupc condition, iicconlLng tr a ,loytl newspaper All bnildingsjliuve' been Ihoroiitfh- ly cleaned and I'epalreiJ. I In, rnoiiis or the North building, hav : been calclmlned and . pulu-t. wiiIIp ; Mte rooina of the. Hoiilb building havo been patnieu. - M1ber of shares were aolil to The work of Hi" punt , foil j gn,nK. niembera and biiHlneFs nu n years of clanging the promotion of ,),,. UWn, , system l H.e glides from m A (( (J1K ((f Ml(. ,ir.-tui ,.f half year system Jo that or l"iJ organisation wa held later, year Hysleiu has been nearly i( (wh)(-h t lir,,ln,n f( ( Oiupltteii; au ,111111 mis yeui. worked out.' The list i bver- Ing a part' of 'the 'exhibits M lit' follows: Thickens: tarred Hoeks. best trio, one i:brk and two hens: Int. blue ribbon mII'I filly cents cash iirize; ;!nd. red' ribbon. Rhode Inland Keds, best trio: 1st, blue ribbon and rn- cents cash pii,e; 2nd, red rlhhnn. Wtilte leghorn, 1st, blue . ribbmi ntld ItltlTlKir I'OLO ITAKlt.S 1iSK TO AMK.KIC'ANH l.NTI JINATIO.NAIj, II0IJ. WcM bury. (At') AineHc plbtl up an ntrrwtieliniiiK lead of 10 to 1 over Ureal HHtalu. lit the opening tfamr of tln InU'rtiatloiuil ctiallengi; cup styh's of ih1u today, , . Tom Tucker Kills Wife' and Then Shoots Self to Death Today , DEATH RESULTED VERY QUICKLY Committed. the AcC About Noon ,at Enterprise Home; Tucker JIad a Bad .Reputation. Reports fetcived from En terprise at 1 o'clock today, state that Tom Tucker, about 45, shot and killed both him self and his wife there to day at 1 noon with a .25-05 caliber Winchester rifle. Death came quickly to both. They are survived by no chil dren. He is a brother . of George Tucker, who recent ly shot himself to death due to brooding over a fire trag edy about a year ago at Joseph that resulted in the death of his wife and a small boy, ' 'relaUwf theirs. . v'; ' According lo-IMfc Inlefihonlc re ports sent (o the Kvelltns Observer Tuckor lie huu u bau reputation 111 Wallowa county for years nud a few days ago broke up a dnncu near Joseph when ho took a iead- tConUnuad on 1'auo 6) leaiher. Willi the exception Iwo. . will have one (Crude only to tench. This Is a decided Im provement over Ihe old system III which eaeli. Ieucier was - iillreil ' lo leach from 'two lo foui' tleetlons oT pupils. Kvcry deparlineiil or the hlil sihool will be alreimthi-ned. Al- hactive col.isea will be "irc'-d ; j r)him) In aclfiice. mathematics, hlsto.y. ,.,.,, I'. S. i()l,l l-;lt.H TAhl', IION'OltN: llflAT IIKITINII ;AI(IIKN 1'ITV. (AIM The si a i- llilllsli nolfers failed fin- the thirtieth Mlcti'sslto season to vwln tin. Walker ctll. Vk-torios In alx out of iKhl single tialay, com hhiiil wllli three out of fmir four- somes, y1s.t4.nlay, matin llin totir- nniiiciit t'tiil with thn Htsjri': I'nltctl stnlcs . tiisnt lirlialn 3. !r. Will ing tlcfcatcd Kyle llircc antl two. . tUK'AliO NOTII-IK.lt t lllt AliO (Al) A trltfrrain Iisiiii .liiiin K llallain l,a I'nl lettn caniialKii iiiannifcr at Ncattle, aiiiiiiiiiielnir thnt lie liail taken nl with Attorney r.cniTal Stone the attempt of oiponentH to fllo llstfl of ciiutlltlatCM for chvlors- ilsinK the mime of la' r'olletti. was re ceived by Jolin .l. Kelson, na- lliinal l,a l-'ollclto manager, lay. PEHS MUSTERED OUT (Continued on part M BASEBALL Colonel McCullough Defends Mobilization That n j-nrlv mobili.-itb.n lay In the t'nite.l .Slates of America, fin. 1 1. a ....tiw.t-f nr rniNiiiltiling a ' " . .. . ' li-iiriiM to nallonat defense. Is jo' as " j " ,., .... (.ni Inii' d. ! 111111 a !'" , , the tame Ni'tiij'j the ram- aa w- prepare for a pon hible fire In the mdiools or lHi?M "Mecause a minister of the gos- ,n l do'S tiol IliUH"' A bUHlne'fjS change or conald rable sl' occurred when Vi-r- uon Jemiiiign una i. rtnuniuie, bolh form'i-ly uffllluted with ,(ln. rklns Motor company or l.u (W-ande, pjrchuM'-d Ihe ' Hulcli raruge. Just east of the Kvening Observer orfice, rroiu Houthard; Shlun. Th'-y took poHHeslou y lerday. lloth gentbiii..ii are w 1uio'i a nd very w ell liked Uere ' uu-l tbeli- new biiKlneua will tindotiot edlv be oillln mijcc saful. Theylsh lo extend to the l,u' a I .11 a 1(1 .tlHIIU" pilling. . .!.,.. . I ".I. lslt the Ittlii k head'UurterHUlid,"u" IpromliV! patroti;i the . beat treutmeut and rervlce ul times. , . . VAVtvu' i'oast i.i;agi i; ! IJANI) TO HELP I FURNISH MUSIC FOR ROUND -UP, ' ,!,.,y to. i'IiiIjs ' W, I.. Til. iiun- l-'raiielH'-fi ...!, I 1'i ,r.:.H Meaiili, 7 lit ,h:i7 Oakluhd' H.", 7!, ,rl Vernon S I Hi .4:ni l.os Anneb s ' 7(1 Hi .14 Portland 7H Hi .tl Hull l.oke .. j 7 :. .47K Hueruiiientu H !n. .4 H III. Iilii'i rlbbnli and fitly cent! rush; 2nd, red ribbon. Inii-ks. heal pen of one or more: I'ekln: In,, blue ribbon nil. I filly cents cailli; .'nd. red ribbon. India Itiinner: ,.esi pen Ol one . .lime. is.. e ....II.,.. ,. ,,,, ll hll, Willi Jlll. . 1 t . n. t;oii i;its m;aii liAltlll.N fITV, N. Y. (AIM Aliierlcati uolfers bail a sllttlit nil vtintaue as the result of t;n morn inu riiuiulM of idtfht siualcs in to- e,l,s easli; I Itrltisli icolfers. 'I'hc Anierlcaus , .... . . 1 I red ribbon. Tui UexM. I,em pnu tli,JMi I..IH.1. r, ...til.. I.. u..tifiill4 WilS nn u"Mn. .... .Ln.il.nr llml l,v ireKsed by Colonel li.ins 1 - ,M.,.M,. America at form a Ueensio nun- looirh. .f lliiUi r. In Ull addresa livered last evening at Hi'1 I'1"1' achool atbletit: field to a crowd of local citizens gathered at ,M" local national I M fcnfe day pro gram. "Fire drills In the wlila h not mean that we mu.-t have a lire in 1i. schools; taking mil II f Insurunco does nut mean Giat w inu die tomorrow: observance of nut tonal Uurensc day tb"" n"' all lly th Afino'-lidcd lir(Hl Salt lake 'it, Sacramento W. It. II. K Hucraiu'mto 3 K. "t ...') 22 I I Ihittcrh'u: Vine). Thompson and Koehter: Hlngleton. Mulcaliy, 1 'un der and Cook. I...w no) meuJI tllttt l.ei ouie an aggressive, world's greatest niorj ......... i t.e belligerent nailon. will appear In Jjt Grund An Able MsakiT Mcl'lllloiigh reviewed i O'clock Memory hxperi Will ,t. H. K Appear in La'randc i"rMmid .. : v ' jyeottie i. r ii : J 1 1 i ltattcrls: Hehroeder and ('och Churl' s W. llanil"). u Yakim.i rane; Itiigby. ' " Hal lierlaii 1. 1 Indian who is ranked among in- itrundt, OcachgT and lobln. , kpcrta. 1 MoiMfuvj Anvli 7, I'rlwo 5. evening. Hepl ber at ":::' , It. II. I'. at which lini'- be will Knii KnuieirM-o .". 'i .tliliie ! The 4i.-piMce .a tiraipje Munh. Ipal baud which- la lo play al j I' tidlcton, three days for tie ! Hound l p and four nights at llap I p- ('anion will leave next Wed I neitny morning for the buckarou I ell y. i The iiisiruiueniaiioii of the band ; 1-, seven f-orueis. th elarliiei:i, oim- I piccolo, iwo baritone:, fpur baa I I In ee druma, fdx (romlioiieti j four boitiH, t I'rofej-sor .1- J. Kmilli. or Cald well. Idaho, who Is to direct the band during its 1'eiidletou en gagement will arrive here Sunday mot ning lo lake cbarg arraiif;ei,'',,,M' Former Lu (Jrancle iMaii Vi.siting: Friends Merc black bronze; i;t, blue ribbon an fifty eeiil;; enHh; 'nd, red ribbon. Kltl IT:- Fiewt exhibit nf apples any variety, five lo the plate; 1st, blue ribbon aial 'A r;'h pri."; and. red ritdion and ;I c;u b. Hst exhibit or pears, any ariely. five to Ihe plate, l:;t, l.lu", ribbon ami 2nd. retl i-ihbou ami $ I I'encheM. Ite-it cshibH, tMV vari'tv, 1. .. I., il,,, i. till 1.1 IK. CI III Kill ! mi. 1 t": i!nd. red ribbon and tl. I 'liraiMT,. nnv vai b ti. Int. blue i Hi I...M and $1; -'nd, red ribbon and f,a centii. OK A IN; ISe.;( shear nf Hllit-r wheal, fori fold Int. blue rib- of final i, on and fitly renin; and. red ribbon. Hprtng wheal. K 'deration: ;d, blue ribbon and fitly c'uln; in two and three were men orter IH Imtes hail been plnM lit tlic :tfl liolci nmtcli. In-, o. I'. Willing, or JNtrilatnl, Ore., riuihlilng the morning round two up on I. II. Kjle. WAHHINOTON (By the Asao- uluted Press ) .General Pershing was retired from netlvo service Friday at midnight by orders Is s led and signed personalty by President Cool id go us command-er-ln-chlef of thi army and navy of the I 'nlted Htutes. The order. Issued only In caeu of retirement of military of flow. who held the rank of full general, took tho form of a" generul an nouncement to tho army thai. General Pershing has paused to the retired lint. Kid Clilcr l arewcll. Hundreds of reserve officers, many In uniform for tho first tlino since they wer mustered out of the service, took the op portunity to bid farewell lo Gen eral Pershing. A former cabinet -officer and two Kplseopal bishops . were in Ihe line of uniformed reserve of ficers which pussed by to shake his hand. They were l.leut. Col. Will II. flays fornfer uoatmual-"' general, and Itishor) Vreman of tho Washington diocese and lilsti op 13 runt ol New York state, fo.-- (ConMnued on drko fit Eastern Oregon Has A Major Copper District (Continued on page 5) SI:i . ipru hii o ( 'Alii m e. I ! f.. Km! AO it I A If- ll P b III i'iiibc m.n iui Ani'-rlca- hu.i i giv how In the wars In which .. .riieiit.-iii d. explaining each the Stars and Slript-fl -was Iirvcr the Hggnnsor alwavs Ira w n into conflict A. I. Llndbeck, now of Hah-iu but formerly of Im lrand-. HJ here today vlniting fibnds. lie1 Is di-coiiinanied by bis wife 0lld: ..l,u.fr.. i.n.l lw f.th 1 fe.l. I'ressl - I.. fi;iiicrwniie. v. mm ;!lt. A? HcMhaiiiH und utliei frb b U ewaped Hie county jull Here Ki:iSO. Waiih. Mty the Ane.ocla because ag- oiher sbl' ti. mean that wu will go io .V"'. v 7,( pialaed bow the economical morrow." he reasoned. iotr i m - i .,(i,,.r nuilona over theless wc hold fire drill, jrr take - Td' b.cupablc out nr.. InHiiranctj policies. an c rowo i. yvUy not prepare far a possible. It AK KH. iw. (Hpechil to the tlb-n-rviT - "I have walked over I Iff Kastern treKon copper belt a dis tance of over 12 miles, and lo mi'! Mils Is the numt remarkable allow ing I have ever seen,' Thuc arc the words of leun Milnor KobertM, bead of Hie school of mines of the niverslly of Washington, and one of I tie leuding authorities on ntln- ral and geological formations In the nortliwest, stales a local news paper. Mean ItnbcrtM hud just made his semnd inspection of the territory north and eusl of Maker, in which lies what bus been prop erly called the Kasiern Oregon copper belt. It Is loo large to be (Continued on VW 6 l llii' liif-l. hi -It (Kt I fiiidltorbllll f.o'i Ahff.ih-u 7 a demonslratlon of trained mem-. liaiterbs: f'rocketi. Juney. Crlf-1 while In the Hly. renily. waa capttireij yiriit n on: - - r . fin und Itltchle;- HughcH. Iii)mu- Mr. I.indbeck was formerly m i-rnoon in me ouh p..n. rv.- The program wilt lw for !he,vich. Crundull and Hpenci r. Ihe !ieWspiip,.r und Job priming He where he was recognized ny u ....t.ti.. .....1 (..us win l... , it.iiHineriH here and Is at the pivM- loriner neiutlntani:e from K-lso ........ (h.lIh.i.i a Ifrneit I. '. til Mino Salem corresiiondeiil for the sheriff's ofiicc was advised to- Mr. lUmlcy, who . balls from' ll. II. ithe tJicgon Journal of Portland, day. t... io i n,Bh,i,. v..r , 4 K a ' Incidcnlallv. on the side, he Is SuHerwtiite Is under a tamteiic . . ' ..t.. ... !....... i ii ..,.ii..u f...,..i.,r .....I h.iM a filter':! ,f from five lo fifteen years In lemuy in com puny wun mr. 1 jvwiiiii'j - - - - ' '7 7 . ...i,u .., i,vi, ti. i-i.-tntiv of ilalncs and North pcudlcloii ! Hatterbs: Peiinr and U. Jtur- un iiirm oi iugn vmss uhu n.uo i:nntMi . Iphy; liovnlir and UuU. Jrcuuttttlou. ihlt by bis uutomoblle. JPowdor. Continuing discussing hts obser vations Mr. Huberts Bnid, "In say ing I have walked along this re markable mineral outcrop. I wish io suy u snows many leatureB mni muke It exceptional, its length In remarkable an I have said and my observations show through anaroid reudlngs to have a visible, depth of not less than Ilea feet. Thes readings were taken from the sur fuce at the high point near tho old camp of Spuria and the now one on f'lover creek near the Smith ranch. The width of the out crop Is yet to be finally proven, but In numerous ptaeeii It can hardly be less. than loan feel, taking the ex- chiicm a lo-io or sern o. icuk I , r,1nR of glirCftt.0 cropping What Is known as the copper pelt ,hrt belt In concluding. lift stated that the xlends from the Suako river conn try In the vlelnlly of the Red Ledge, In Iduho and thn Iron Dyke tn Oregon, west to the mountains j red, en route Itounu-ip, the "day may yet come when thin pact of Hakor county will see morn oT the hirgu. mining operations oC jtuu WtiflU" aggression by some power just j ft