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THE WEATHER
Portland AP) Oregon!
CITY
EDITION
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Cloudy and unsettled to- i
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; VOLUME XXIII.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRE88
LA GRANDE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1925.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 173
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Annual Session of Union
County Association
Is Under Way.
LUNCHEON HELD
AT TIFFIN TODAY
Addresses Made by A. C.
Hampton, Dr. W. T.
Phy, Mrs. Sadie Orr
Dunbar and Others.
Willi delegates from Cove, Itnb
Jer, North I'owdiT, KlgiiK 1'ninn
and other towns in the county
pres-nt the Inion t'punty lleitlth
iisKociation met this-d'nornlng fit 10
o'clock t the Neighborhood club
rooms. M is. Had la Orr 1 iimluit,
stale president, or thi' Kederat ion
of Women's club;-, and executive
secretary of tin Oregon Health ns
noci;'Iion. wa.s present and led in a
ver- enthusiast k round table con
ference. The affiliation of th
county association with the slab
association, tht; duties of the Ntand
ing committees and officers and
how a better and stronger organ
JxaMon could be formed, were dis
cussed.
At 12 o'cloek (he m-mbers of tlx
uKsoeiatlon with a representative
committee, from tin chamber of
commerce met at the Tiffin for
lunch. A. (. Uamulon. city school
superintendent, presided over iln
meeting and pave a ahort but in
teresling talk, telling of the excel
lent work of tfle t'uutmltteM during
Jila association wilh them and the
progress they liave made In the
schools Mnce he lias been superin
tendent of the La .ramlc school.,
lie .spoke only front the standpoint
of (he schools. lb stressed the
fact thai through obtaining Hie
county health nurse a better health
program would follow.
Ir. IMi.vSiH'ttks
Mr. Hampton Introduced lr. W.
T. Phy. member of the slate board
or health and chairman of Hi'
health committee of the chamber of
commerce. J r. Phy staled that
what the heallh association is do
iri;; is very little in comparison with
what couid and should be done. lb
expressed llu fact that ol enough
money was ."pent on t lie health of
the community.
Jle said jieople know better the
pedigree and quality of their ani
mals than they do of the health
and mentality of Ihe children of
llie country and brought out the
1 :?t).'Miii.ii(Hi people in America K.
tina.iion are menially inl eUigeiit
enough to handle the affair of the
nation in the way they should be.
(Continued on Page Five.)
'j.okicn are already arriving In
.l.a Oramlc for tonight's iy:T. spring
ecicmonial, which will Hike place
in the Knights of Pythias hall.
A banuuet will be served by the
Pylhhin Slalom ;it 7 o'clock and
Hit ceremonial will begin immedi
ately following the bunquel.
I
DDK1ES HEADY
TOR CEREMONY
Flapper Given Decision
At Debate's Conclusion
The fl;iiper wins!
Hut then, thai'" usually tin- ease,
nccordinif to Happcr supporters.
This time, however. Ihe flapper
defeated the old fashioned f?lrl.
which. Ihe same mipporlrrs say
xllould forever S"tl!c "prop ik-andu
to Ihe effeCI tlUll the tfrl Of the
paMl general ton w ei-e superior in
litany ways lo those or lite mod
ern type."
The occasion was the n-uular
dehaie conducted hy the j, (;raiole
pilhlic sp.akillf,' class last nlfhl at
the tioni- or l-;arl l) nold.-. al the
corner or Third and W'jshliiilton
St reels.
Noanllw Train Win.
The sul.Ject was, -llesolvnl. Thai
lie old lime Klrl Is superior lo the
flapper."
The ne-alivc team, captained hv
1 r. l:a Murphy, who was al'ly an
Hisled iiy Jert'i-rson !! an and .Mas
l.'llllcn, won I ho decision out the
uri'irmallvc team: T. K. Ilvllamy.
captain, li. S. LtHllic and Hurry
Brownton Is
New Student
Body Chief
Elections at High School
Held Yesterday; 313
Ballots Are Counted.
Weslviyltrownton, present presi
dent of the Junior lass was eiect-
d head of the htKh school student
body yesterday winning by u ma
jority of votes. George Glass
: candidate put up by the. oppo
sition polled 'J5 votes but Hrownion
had 2iy supporters who expressed
tlieii preference for him at the bul
lot box. Two votes were cast for
Kinnk Johnson despite his with
drawal from the race, after nom
ination. irvln Zundei, the only candidate
for vice-president, received 311
crosses before his name on the bal
lot. One vote was cast for Uonnie
Jessie for vice-president.
Miss OcddeH Victor.
Margaret Oeddes was elected secretary-treasurer
of tlte student
body with 186 votes. Jiorothy Kunk,
the only other candidate nominated
for the office, received.
The new officers will take charge
at tint beginning of the next fall
.semester.
A. G. S. Nominations Are
Held This Afternoon
Nominations for officers of the
A. O. S. will be made this after
noon at I hi high schqol by the
girls. The girls to be nominated
will be picked from the ones who
have served the organization during
the year. Next week the nominees
will have an opportunity to come
before, the girls in assembly and
state their platform verbally and
enlarge upon their fitness for tht
office before the final vote Is cast.
E
PLAYTONIGHT
Willi Wot ll I lit' HI !uds linil slu-
Knl.i of thi' hlKh Sl'hool gut si-llinR
Ik-k'-lH for thi! comi-dy drama.
1 Honor ilrluhl," lo lm held Ihii
i vi'iiinK at tin! hlKh school audllor-
iuiii at t:lii o'clock a full liousc Is
oxp. cti d. The oluy is Im-Iiis; Biven
hy iuImth of 111'1 l.a Cranil'- M.
1. A. to rthc Ijcnrlit of the athletic
field.
Tin. play whs given here once he
lore and has been presented l. Ma
ker, Inion. Imhler and oilier su--rountllliR
towns. I'eople who have
already seen it know Us inerlls and
many are expecting to see It again.
Correct Tabic Manners
Illustrated at L. H. S.
The query. "What Ls wrong with
Ibis picture" will no longer puzzle,
members of the Junior and senior
classes of Ihe high school who re
tntriii'llim in tahh' eti'ltlctte
this fuorning from Mtss ImI Pavls
or the domesPic science uepan
nient. The members of bofh classes
were called Into .assembly and told
the finer j.oinls of proper conduct
at mealtimes. An object lesson in
what to do and what not to do was
given by three girls who cat at a
tabic on the stage and demon
strated the points brought out by
Mies Davi:i In her talk. Margaret
linker gave a very clever demon-
tralion of whut not to do. much
to the amusement of the students.
Ai eordins lo a statement from a
inemher of the class that parllc
lpat"d In the del.ate. the ncilalive
learn stole a inarch on the alfiriu
atlve liv classing Ihe flaiiper as Ihe
modern Bill Insl-ud of iermllllnir
Ihe flapper lo he defined -s I lit
I mm- thiil. as SV.-lisler-s dictionary
authoriiatively stat-s. "flap!'."
The affirmative team also class
ed Ihe old time Kirl as the cirl of
lie- past Kcncratlou InsM-Hd of the
Kirl of the presi nl neiierallon who
is dilf'T'-iil from her "fkipper"
friends. tine nieinher of the af
firmative team holicvcs thai had
the tine i,l il inai kalloll he. n
more severe, the orators defend
ing the llappir would not have
won the victory.
To Hold Mw k Trial.
Two weeks from last niuhl He
i soeaklnir class will conduct
h mock trial at Ihe home of K. I-!.
Weslenhaver. All nu-mlMrs -win
participate, and a jud(,-e. jury, at
lorncyu, dvfcndalU, vtc, will bu al-
OoSlllL J.
BENEFIT
IMPROVE ARRESTED
Carl Gray, U. P. Presi
dent, Believes that Up
ward Trend Assured.
PASSES THROUGH
LA GRANDE TODAY
Chamber of . Commerce
Delegation Confers
with Official at Station
This Morning.
Carl (Jrpy. president of the Un
ion Pacific railroad system, ac
companied by A. K. Iidmonds. rrnf-
lie manager, went through I, a
Grande ihhi morning on train No.
24 after a visit in Washington and
oilier Inland Jimpirrj points.
lie was met .at (ho depot by a
delegation front the t'nion 'ounty j w as charged with entering a n;yl
Chumbcr of Commerce about 20 to deuce without a warrant.
25 strong, and discussed general Th(, (.nniphli,lt filed i gainst, him
conditions to tome extent during:. sorn , .... .,.. Johnson, o:
the ten minute to
Mr, fJray Is of the opinion that
the railroad situation will Improve
from now on, stating that the
"bottom has practically been reach
ed." lie discussed the bus compe
tition to some extent, declaring
that furher east the competition is
more brisk than In this section of
the country.
ile also reviewed lumber output
in the Bout h, declaring that the
larger operators, believing that the.
timber resources were, about gone.
moved out, ami that .un iDflu of
KilitUler operillors. who worked the
mailer timber land1', has resulted
in a' larger output of limber. I he
northwestern - timlrcr harvest has
only started, he wild, indicating'
that the future holds much In store
in this reaped both for the north
west and the curriers.
WIMi OT i:nchoa II
SPOKANK. Wash. (By Ihe As
soeiated J'rcss) The Tnion Pacific
ailroad. whose subsidiary, the d.l"1" ' Presented. II is said, to tlu
W. It. fc N. compuny. has a waler,''' council unmix; uiul jiuuhu,. .a
iiiIi. line Hown the Snake rirer illstiiifBeil from the. office ot city
as far as Homestead, in eastern
u-egon. has no intention of con
tinuing the line on down the Snake,
it was declared here recently by
Carl Cray, president of the t'nion
Pacific. He did not discount the.
desirability of developing the great
timber resources of the Hewlston
or Clearwater region of Idaho by
construction of a railroad line, but
stated in a newspaper interview
t hat "there Ls complete harmony
between the Union 1'aeiflc and
Northern I'aclfic interests and
there will be no conflict."
LECTURE SET
As a means of attaining better
homes In I .a (iiande the art de
partment of the Neighborhood club
is offering on Thursduy afternoon
at. 2 MS o'clock a lecture on Interior
decorating. II. KasmiiHSen, who I
a man of wide experiencf: and
taste in his line of art. will pre
sent a phase of decorating of in
terest to all women. " 'olor
Schemes In Our Itooms.'
He will also answer any questions
., '
of personal hit ep'M. to any
ni I lie
audience. Members of the Neigh
borhood c lub and of the art clase
of the city. Ihe dotiicsllc art classe
of l.a Grande school Riid their
friends are specially invited.
This Is hi no way a hales talk
but one of the offering of the arl
department for the community.
Perry Man Fined $10
For Reckless Driving
V. S. roleweil. of Perry.
while driving a Kord Sunday, ran
into Snap Me Ma huh. cornel ist in
tin I li Grande Municipal baud, was
fined ll'i in the police eourl by
Judge J. I. Slater tor lb" urreirje.
Pendleton -John Day
Road , Survey to Start
Siirvev work will hlrl rie-.l week
m llie I YnfUft'HI.Jllttll llHV lliull'
war ir.,m Cklah north, lo mak-
roiin. etiuim wilh Hie graded arid
Mii.cu.hLiii w-ellon aoiilh of Nye. ..
i iirdlng lo uiiiioiin.eiii. nt from Ihe
hlirliwav oflk-e this inorntng.
The forest service plans on grnd-
hiK and surfacing the six inlli-a Iw -
twetu Iklua anil Alba this season.
BETTER HOMES
II
Ed Hannon Charged with
Unlawfully Entering
Johnson Home
TO AWAIT ACTION
OF GRAND JURY
'Official Alleged to Have
Falsely Accused Hunt
ington Couple; Citizens
Seek Ouster.
BAKlilt, Ore. (Special) I'M
liannon, city marshal of Hunting-
ton. waived
examination before
Allen here Tuesday
Judge (. ly
and was bound over to (he grand
jury, his ball being fixed at $-M1.
which was Immediately raised and
ilannon was released. The officer
Huutiuuton, who alleged that Han
non kicked in the door of Johnson's
home at three o'clock in the morn
ing of April lith. telling Johnson
and his wife that they were under
arrest and that they were living ns
man and wife and were not mar-,
lied nml that he would lake them
to jail.
Marriage rnH'is Shown.
According to in format ion. when
Johnson was partly dressed, Han
non demanded to sec the marriage
license and when II was produced,
h decided not to plac them un
der arrest.
Hannon has been city marshal at
; Huntington for several years and
served until about the tirst or inn
ir as deputy sheriff of that
place.
A petition prepared for circula
ilon at Huntington on behalf of a
group of citizens of the railroad
town by a local attorney was for
warded there, today. The petition
WHITINSVILM-:. Mays. (My Ihe
Associated Press) l'ollce today
bigan an investigation into a riot
after a meeting of the K'u Klux
K Ian in Nort h bridge early today
when I Ml lihin iiieinbers were at
tacked by 2 (Ml men as they attempt
ed lo leave their meeting place.
The stale police are considering
an investigation to learn the leaders
of Ih attacking force which met the
klansmen wilh a fussihtde of stones,
.mashing automobile w Indshields
Members of the crowd claimed sev
eral klansmen wen- st ruck by
sloitcs during the fracas.
COMMUNISTS AM)
TROOPS FIGHTING
ROME REPORTS
UU.MK (Ity the Associated Press)
I jispatcheH h"i'c from Sofia re
port a renewed outbreak of fighl-
jiug between Ituigurian troops ami
Icommtinists, The casualties arc mi
Known but are nein-veu 10 ue luiny
heavy.
A saliu'iinary ball b- mih four hi j
throughout yesterday, the dispatch;
i. biles. Syria's population wa- j
panis stricken because of the inter-,
mitteiit explosions. All street tra!-i
lie was stopped. The dispatch saysj
the explosions were caused by tb.-J
troops' att mpt to hlaM common-!
tsts from 1 1 rid ei ground t unm-ls
where they look refuge. j
According to the dispatches
,..,..( iih-inir u ;.u l.tiiu i lit. in imi-ii'1
Ml
0
marshal.
IBlffiSS
KLAN MEMBERS
no'tplae-s by Ihe explosions. The I'om!
lounists appeared to have a large
supply of ammunitions located .it
heHd'i'iarterM. Son," ( 'nnilii tin ist?-. 1
.icoordlng to the dtspalch, escaped ,
from the liiiinels and look refuge i
in hills near the i Hy Ip-re t h-y
are said to tin v been joined by i
tlM-ir comrades. Ail are believed to
bt heavily arno d.
Mii'liluan .Man Songhl.
SAI.KM. (Me. . oflirerH frmt
l MI'-IHKB "rrlve.l l..-r.- in i.l
.low ph l-r.-nl.is. iind-r iirreKl i,l
Klanmlh l-'alls. and wuiile.l l llr
' lonla. .Mich., rel orinul ut -. friini
I v lih-li Inoiltuliun lie ein niied In
192 1. Ile .was eiilem;-(l lo a lonx
llerm (Here ior uumi v.iui inieni
J to kilt.
Blimp Loses Nose in High Wind
' Twenly-itine limirs after it was Itun from Its niiMnlngs, llu H-iV,l i-eturnetl lo Pullliani hi Nor
folk, Ijisland, uflec Inning been blown out over the. Xtuth Sen. The noso of tbo cenft was torn
when tie high gale snatched her tiuay from her moorings.
C BUM
VOTE PLANNED
, tt'AU.OWA. Ore. (Special) The
I uture policy of the Oregon 'o
operatlve tirain ClroweiM associa
tion will be determined by a vole
of the membership, according to a
general letter which has been or
dered mailed out by the executive
committee of the organization.
Luo to the extreme shortage of
wheat during the year of I!'2-l Ihe
uoard ot directors and district dele
gates voted lo suspend operations
of the ossociatlon until such u
time as conditions would warrant
either a resumption of activities or
disorganization of the body.
The board at its recent meeting
was of the opinion that these con
ditions had not materially changed
since the suspension order was
adopted and decided Ihe proper
procedure would be to get the opin
ions of ull members.
There Is in the hands of Ihe Asso
ciation ut this lime an amount of
approximately $1ii,(MMi. serving as u
reserve fund, which, if ilinlneorpoi
atlon is decided upon, will be dis
ttibuted among Ihe members,
Co-Op rilfiicriwifiil.
While many of Ihe wheal grow
ers were, much la favor of co
operative selling a few years ago.
many now feel that, they have been
compelled to lake a smaller price
Tor their wheat handled through
ihe association than they would
have received had I hey been able
lo market individually.
Bulgarian Soldiers to
He Called to Colors
S III'' I A flty the Associated
press) The Oiilgarlan i overnmen!
Is considerlntr calling one of Hi"
army class, s to the colors, as it
has 'been unable to gel KUMMi ad
ditional vounteeiH recently author
ized by the council of ambassa
dors ut Paris lo pacify the coun
try. I
Maying
Better
Homes
l;.crtme who know the trtie
liieanlns of Ihe MtMd "Itonie" i-.
hiierei'd hi Indter hornet mi. I
iiifMi; atlraciKe home-'
At this lime ttf the eur II I
expeeia1l ilpiH-iitio-l In mind
nml people In Ihe l.lt riinde
errllM find ninny Inter-
t-liniC viimtcttfiiiH in Oh.erer
mi- him! hi wlndtnv llpla- fHl
Imiu f ionics eim Im made more
allniiliie nml neti (Dineni
eni nl miiiiM ep'ii-e. II H
'Heller llitini Wii'K-' nil oer
the nation.
Observer Ailnllv(ii
A Mcrchandiftiuit hcrvlco'
Movie Actors
Injured When
Train Wrecks
l,OK ANGKI,KS (By thP'Aii
sociatcd Press) Otin dead and
:i 5 in ju red a re. oji the ch.siih 1 1 y
list of the Santa l-c train wreck,
last night 2(i miles north of Kau
id ego, according to railway of
ficials today, l-'our olhers. their
names not learned, are also ro
poried injured. John Warboys,
the engineer, was killed.
mov li-; At roKs hi ut
lRla,YW)OOl (Hy the As
sociated Press) Kour motion
picture players and a property
man wero Injured and $1 0.UOO
worth of movie ciulpment wfl.i
destroyed in the Santa Fo (rain
wreck last night, It was announc
ed at t ho Warner llrolhors atudlo.
Mary Prevost. I4oiiise Faxenda.
Kenuetii Harlan and Walter
liong, players, were, cut and
bruised, liob Webb, properly
man, wa burned. '
GERMAN FOREKJN
TOLICY TO BE IN
NO WAY CHANGED
i:i;iil.IN (Ity AHHuchilcd Press)
(icnimny'H foretKii policy will not
! cliatiKeil, 'h.-ilicelr l.lth'r de
f iiin-d t'lnpholically today.. The
dec In nil ion i.t ninl'rntood ii I ho to
) Mecl thi opinion of Hlndenuiinc
uilh horn Luliier coilfei rnl yeii
lerdny. It in K'iK-niliy mi'lerslood that
Luther HpoUe wilh Hie full aillhor
Hy or IliiuhliifUrK and hlH Hup
portern. In order to hrini; ahout Hlahle
Ktirop.'iin condl'ioim Ihe uueniton
or eviiemtMnil of the ('(ilunjrc nreu
i.y the Allien muM le npeedlly net
t Inl. I.ulher Ueelured. "l'"or more
than thri'e iiioiiIIih we have, wailed
in vuln for rtHHoiiM held lo jUHtlfy
tion-e vacua t ion," lie aaid.
(iiiards Will Assure
Minister of Safety
I,li.jm CUV Ihe AMiel:tled
I'nux) AddMtonnl Kuardn hnv
n.-.ii;;ii-d in pintet-t Ton iKn Minis-
itT 'lui nilr'-rlniu, pr-'Miimulily fot
lowing ihe dlHcovcry of a plot.
iit;aliiMi hl.'i life .
(iffieinfK nre relueluiit t" dlseun:(
lln iiiiiiiM- ttf the supposed plot
spoiia-i i;mloiel j Pet.
HMATTI,!-;, VVn, (APJ -'luo pet
'ipon' ji, rained I roiu infancy by
i r-vur K in--a hi, profcHHor of zool-t.i-y
in Ihe I'niverNily ot WafdiiiK
ii.n. huH Kivti birth lo h! yountf
KpoilKeK.
Tip Mi-Met nre r.-plicaH of Ihe pit
i- nt HponKcH, and. ailhotiKh ihey
may never be uxefni in awttbhliiK
.mid off the family aulomobtl
iniy make, n-murkably docile petn,
til ProfiKHor Kineald
ProffHHor KiiicuiiJ' experiment
us lar an known here,, wim th firt
:,tn cchh: ul atleitipt to ral8'
ta -uii indoor miuurium.
apoi.Kes
XTRA
t'DMitAcr i:xi;t iTi;o
WASHINGTON AP) A con
tract was executed today for the
sale by the shipping hoanl to the
Imllnr Intei-eMis Mf five- iirvshlent
t,M' vessels fintl Ihe herlccs of Ihe
(.'ullfornla-Orieiit line
l
C'M'KK AKK 10l .NO .
GAKV, lnd. (AP) A pair of
.spcclnclcs for a middle aged man,
u woman's gray Miedi left shoe and
. chart of her "IitIIi were the keys
held hy authorities today ImeMl-
gating the death of unidentified
girl whoso humeri, bullet-riddled,
dlNineinlKTi'il hotly wan found near
Chesterton Kimday.
ir;.MocitAT ixi;tTi;o
POCATIXIiO, Ida. (Al) C Hen
Hoss, Democrat, was rc-clecteu
mayor hy a vote of more than two
lo one last night .after one of the
most hotly contested elections ever
held liere.
hoisi; cnoosi;s MAYOJt
noisi;, Ida. (AP Km a. iig
Icson was re-elected mayor of
i foist; yesterday hy a majority of
Htm votes over tlohn I, t'ongdoii.
Itolh are Independents.
France May Consider
Using Gold Standard
A U I S (isy tin.' A.sHoeiiiled
PreMH) I'jKlaldlslimenl of the Rold
Hhindard hy (Ireul lit itnin will
neeMHila(e I'ranee taking Ihe Hume
jd'p In the opinion of the lent
French financial authorith'H.
1IjA. MlvMOltV IMMK
A record of evetiln of Ihe Hchool
ar to he called a M'-mory Hook.
itt to he kepi nt the lilk'h itchool In
the fulure aceordiiiK to uii un
nouneemenl. made yenlerday hy
Mikb Mabel Hetinell. dimti of KlrlH.
1'he hookH Ih to he in the form of
l laiKe scrap hook and In It will
pllHted HIIUp nil ol H Of Hi udenl
body acllvlilfH. nthh-iU: wrlleiipa
mid other thlntTH of like na'.un
I'lie. Memory Mook Ih to serve h
two-fold purpose of a record and
ik.umI in the compilation of llie
Mliulr at the ti-l of eiieh yi-ur
Klennor I'lt uvfT, Ji-an WillluuiH and
Dorothv llrownlon art on the com -
niiltee in eharpe of the work,
Caillaux's Appointment
Pleases U.S. Officials
(Hy i Onirics It. sirivurl)
W A H I I 'JX1 T N ( NK A K ee hi I )
Uf'fictal WaHhtiiKton Ih pleased
with Joseph ("aillnux's iippyintmenl j
In In- finance minlnler of Kranee.
That Itt to ay, most of official
WashltiKlon If.
That finall part of official Wash
intfton which known a ood deal
about l "ranei Miys, "I I makes lit -I
(e difference lo iis who ih" fi
nance minister of l-'ranee l," Call
biiiv Ik recMKnl.eil iin one of the
world's ureul finnncierM. lie favors
some definite Kreneh war debi ar
rangement. Hnt un "HrraiiKenient"
won't mean thu the debt will be
paid.
Tin- uiosl it can possibly mean
, is I'Veiich reeoKiil t ion t lial t hero
is a debt. It will be just a "ki'8-
fturvi' us diplomula ouy. only u-
Ill FUMES
Firemen Rescue Many
People Trapped in
Blazing Structure
MAN PLUNGES TO
PAVEMENT BELOW"
E. Sullivan, 55, Jumped
trom Upper Window
Before Safety Net Was
Fully Spread. ;
I'OlimM), Oro. (Hy llin
AsMM-lnlitl I'i-css) Four IM-r-soiui
worn killed In a flro whli-li
i-niiy ttxlny Mn-pt llui lli-uilrlt k4
uiMU-liiienls, l-'irtwnlli and l'lun
dcra Ntrtt.s. ' , .
Tlio dead an-i .
Mrs. Clara Nhort, 211, wolln-si.
Miss Itorult-v l-'i-axRT, aliout
UU, employe or Unman and Wolr.
Willlniu II. Lanr, (12, a blind
man,
I-,. Sullliaii, 65, laborer.
Hulllvan died of injuries received
when ho jumped from tho upper
slory of a window before Ihe Mfo
net was fully spread, the firemen
iiuld. Mrs. lxiwr Is aufferlng from
smoke.
-10 In nulldiiut.
Tho flames spread rapidly in th.
frume strueture and forty persons
who occupied the bulldlntr fled to
llie. street In scanty attire or were
rescued by firemen. Jllost of ihcir
personal belongings were lost.
. The bodies of 1awr ufld the two
young women were found In their
rooms.
IH'fwIlvo Hue.
Officials state that tho fire start
ed in the busement frqm a furnacs
or a defective flue. Credit for siiv.
InK many lives Is given the fire
men. The building's occupants were
ciowded at tho windows screaming
Tor help from the firemen arrived.
PLANT FATAL
MAIJJKN. Mum. ' tHy tho As-
dociated i'resst The death ltt
from an exploalon which occurred
In the plant of I ho Houton Kubber
Shoe comvamy today may reach
three, officials announced.
Two employed are missing and a
third la dying at a hospital.
HUGE STILL IS
SAL KM. Ore. (ny the Asfloclated
Press) In ono of tho largeat pro
lltblllon raidn ever conducted In tho
siuie, federal and slate operative!
late yesterday tfetzijd 4500 Kallons
ol tnaflh, 110 ono Kullon Jugs Of
whiskey. 400 pints of whiskey and
TOO empty one gallon Jtifts; also a
double still of 2E0 und 45 gallons,
l-'our men were taken with tho
still which was found near Mount
Angel. Joe W'ulker, owner of tho
property on which the outfit was
.found; John Andrews, Henry John
son and 1 A. nlxon were enpturen.
peroptimistii think America really
will get even any of the interest.
Ibsides. It's doubtful If CaillauX
will luMt. lonir enough to muko o
imieh an an "arrangement." Ho
favors re-establishing Kranee's for
i Ign credit hy taxing her own peo
pie up to tho hilt "That's the
right remedy." approved Chalrmut.
llotah of the Senate foreign rela
tions com mil lee, when Cat Hunt's
appointment wtm announced.
Yes. but. Hh a remedy lr. Oail
latix can do no more than pre
scribe. Krunce will huve lo take it
for herseir. Will he? "Tut, tut!"
say those who know Krunce best,
"Whut u question."
(Continued on Pave Five.)
EXPLOSION IN
CON GATED