La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 06, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER-EIGHT PAGES TODAY CITY EDITION rattite THE WEATHER PO HTI-A N D A P ) Or& Ron: Fair tonight and Fri day, except cloudy or fog fry along the coast. Continued warm In the Interior. VOLUME XXIII. MEMBER ASHOCIATBD PUESS LA GRANDE, OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1925. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 258 to LA GRANDE fill ELGIN JOIN HANDS Business Men of Two Union County Commu nities Meet at Lunch WELCOME GIVEN BY ELGIN MAYOR Talks Made by W. C. Per kins, Chamber of Com merce President, II. E. Dixon, and Others. Tho spirit of Kcnlul goml fellnw lilp was every where, present when u ileleKalloll from I.a. Grande luni'liiil wltli tho citizens or Kli?ln ait the city park 111 Kltrin laht even ing on the annual Clet-Acttuainteil tup llll.ler the uuaplces of the chiimber of commerce. The Hptril of tile trip was sum med up hy W. ". I'erkins. presi dent of t hi chamber of commerce, ill the opening aihli'i'ss of the meet lug following the luncheon. Mr. f'erkili.s brought out the fact thut tile trip was not prompt ed nor lostered hy commercial mo tives on the part of the Ijk Grande delegation but was for the Bole pur pose of prompting a better under standing and a more friendly ru lationsliip between the two cities. In order to emphasize this fact Mr. Perkins made the guarantee that ir uny IjH Grande man -transacted business during the evening and the bill wis sent to him that he would return It marked paid. II. E. Ulxoii was next Introduced by a short talk In which it was brought out that I lie 1-a Grande attorney had at one time practised law In Elgin. Mr, Dixon commented on the beneillB from such nips as the one token lust evening and the 'reuson ror such ffet-togethers by the residents of trie two cities.' following Mr. Inxoll. Curl Helm, district attorney made a brief tulk. Elmer Nlodilniil, ex-president of the chamber of commerce, Floyd .McKennon, chairman of the get- irnntlnud on Puite Fl.) This morning the roaring of a lion, mingled with the shlll trum-li-l nf an elephant, was le'Si'd in direction of the railroad station. A small Imj. showing Intense cs cile nl. ciinie running down Ad ams nvi niic .ellng. "I'ome on, fel Iitm: The circus has come." . His -slaleiiienl was true. Al tl. Harms' mur-rlng circus nrrivi-d here apjiroMimitely at 7::ta oi'lock. nearly three and u half hoiiia laic. Iieciulse of trotihle with Hie eleprant cur cn route here limn rcuillelon. Tlie circus, which came here a few years ago when II was athr ring show. Ir much larger now and. ai-coriling to advance notices, will furnish a. greater assort incut or en teilaln nt than heretofore. The dancing horses, valued lit heller hun l"li.(Mili. the hlppo P"tuuius. u horde of yellow-fiinged jungle "ciils": great, hulking ele phants; iiieiikeiH galore; Joe Mar tin, the educated ap"; and verit able aiinv of lieauliful girls are here fur two performances, one sinning al 2 o'clock in Ihe nrier niion and the oilier at K loniglH. lusplle the lale arrival, 'he greal slrelches of canvas went up al Ihe show grounds In snuppy time ((Ton tinned on Pge Klve.l CIRCUS HERE ARRIVED LITE Medical Society Names Dr .Phy New President KinliiK tin" iMiHincfS midline or Hii' Kaqli'ili liri'imn IHslrii'l Miil li nl soi l.'ly at Walloua l.aki' 1 'r. W. T. I'hy. of llol Ijtki', ' I'ld'il pn'Hiili'iil siMi'i'iilliiS P. M. A.Iorv. Ir. K. Ci. Klrby i'l.'il., vI.m. pri-sl.l.'nl. In 111'' pin"'" of In-. Jnhn H. Ilncory. of Wal low i. and I ir. '. J. HnrlMI. ' HakiT. wiib .'l.-i'l-'l w rr.-lHry.Iri 11-miri-r. llol IjiK" h i liom n as Hi" lii.'.-IInK (iliir- or I hi- wal'ly ni'l ' yi nr. Tin. aoH.'tv in.' I Tn.f'lav ami W..1I11. .Liny Hi Mi.' I.ak" ullh otiiMII l.i. niy-tlv ilortorn In ati.n.lan. in Tin mlay four Mo. lorn of not" rrom I'nrllan.l n.ok.'. I'lll.'lninl nan III.' flrl to iMr'iw Ihn noi'l.'ty an. I hlii sul.J.il "KIhhIiIIIU.'II of Ho- Hl. Join' In rhll.lrnli." IT. H. H. Mr'" poki. on "I of Kniinllal HI In Hkln l)lsi'H.'." lr. t'alvln K WUIte gave a talk, on "CompU- Grangers To Picnic Here Ne. 1 Sutjrlay -1 w , " 6s Riverside Park C-cieif mi annual 'Lulling at Meeting of the Grange Held Yesterday. ' Final arrangements for i'linye picnic to, be held at Itiversido pant were made at the regular meeting of the Blue Mountain grunge yesterday. The picnic u III be held Hun. lay und. besides iihiii iicra, a special invitation will b extended o the members of tie (.range Hall S inday school un l otheis in the districts to attend. The grunge also arranged Tor a committee to see about secur ing a hall in la Grande to enter tain the county grange in at the regular meeting on September 2. Plans for the grunge fuir and harvest home festival were dis-! cussed. The fulr committee wun named, and Is as follows: W. I: ' (IcLelniv e)u I i-inun r. I l.'.,li.... ' '- " ' J. A. Hamniou, Mrs. Carry Born- cer.v Mrs. W. O. Sherwood and Mrs Grace Grout. The date fur ' the fair will be set by I ho com- mlttee next week. j Miss Minnie llolman. instructor of the l.iiramie university, attend ed the meeting yesterday and guv, an Interesting description of th. country and conditions near Lar amie. EXPECTS LARGE CROWD AT BAND CONCERT TONIGHT Indication today fire, accord -liiK to those In charge, that de spite the circus performance Iieru tills etening, lurne croud of lieople will uathcr at ttic lilkM mIiooI athletic. Held for the out door I-u (irande hand . com-erL under Ihe direction of Andrew liOIICV. The proyrf,m features llhler Humberts, with one difficult oer I .c. mini nil empires will he popular numbers. nv proui am will begin promptly nt- ti'Mi o'clock. -i Hot Lake Schools to Open Late in AugUSt Hot l,ukc ):as or will have (lie distinction of being tlie rirsl school district In the county to open school for the fall term. The roll will he called In that district for the first time this year on the last Monday In August, ac cording to K. A. Suyre. county school superintendent. The open ing date of tlie other distri'l ,-,-iiools in the counly will vary from the first part or Septembei to toe i4tll. Forest Fire Permits Required of Campers I'orest rlre permits are now requited of campers In the Whit man national lorest. according to l.lohn Tucker, forest ranger, ho iwas in M. Grande this morning. Penults tnuy he obtained at tie I Oregon Hardware and linpleinenl ' company. No fee is charged lor the permits. Canned Heat Addicts I Admit Guilt in Court; Tour ,M lermood and ll iny K. ' Itmndt. iiecuxed ol partaking of , caniH-d li'-at and then-hy ht'cominc ' iiiifxiiitd. pl"udd guilty in Hi" police court. .hidg.- Slater fln"d MctH'linood ?t" ""'I aentt rin d Itraitdt lo five days in the eity j jail. i - j omiiim; HAin i;sn:it The harvt'titfr combine o nd hy I'rank M-KcnniMi and W. II. dbetter started work yes1enln on the McKt-nnon ranch. Most of the combines In the valley have, been in opeiation for several duys. ! ration Knllon IllK InrliK-nwi" 1111,1 Pr. Harry rtouvy talk.'.l on "Sln-i uj. ('oni. Il.atlon llli Iiin,i.n.a." ! V.al.'r.lay Mr. )'! II. WlL'ht. or I'ortlan.1. I'r. .1. Toll' Mason, or S-alll.'. 'a.hlnKlon an. I I'r. K. '' I Cofr.y. or I'orllaml javo a.l.li.i.1 i.rm Dr. Wlltlll's milij. .'I "liiiiorln. ' ot Ivarly I iI.ibiioh.b of I'Hlir.'r." Mr. Maaon spok.- on "Surtflinl rrol.h nm or l'aii..T of Colon not Inilu.linir tin- K.i'luni.' an.) Mr. I'olliy talk.'.l on 'Suiir Irul IMma.i( or Ihi' I.UIK" Inl.s' in." 'I'll. slay fv,.nllil! a l.an.i'l.t mn h, rv.-.l th' in.'inln'i of Hi" I.'.'' Iff and n( oor.hti lo noni" ot thf ln.nili.rii wa A-l. Wmlnemlny niornlnif rrl.-.l trout on Hi" l,r.akrat ln. nu. Ttwy r-port -loino.lallonii al 111" t-uk- finf. Th" ilta lorn pri m nt troin Ori uon li ft nlltlit on train 'o. j I ;3 n route to tnclr Uomti. 1 10 BE mi . P" i ; j sioners to Take i i!' -That Laws St CITY DADS URGE GENERAL CANVASS Lack of Respect for City Statutes Decried ; Con ! dition Said to Be Bad at Present. ,y NUitiiK pu a lor sulci I'Miuin- ment of uniinances in Ui Grundr A strong plea for strict enforei especially the dog, healt h und grass ordinances, was made during the city commission meeting lust night ,y I'ommi sinner It. 1". Ijindls. Charles I'luyle, ucting president in the absence of A. T. Hill, agreed I with lr. ltndiH and the upshot ol ; the matter was that the city man i user and city attorney were di nrtd to nuike arrangements for taking steps in punishment of vio lators of city ordinances, j Kobert I lelvey appeared before the coiniiiis.slou and made u com i plaint u bo lit doffs running at large In violation ot the ordinance re quiring all e:i nines to be kept up l l...i'..-uun tliu tifturn nf n m iiml j 9 u. m., and hl complaint started the Reneral dlscuHsion. ''The people are, setting the idea J I hat notieeH apply Ins to ordinances are the bunk." Dr. J-andis declared "Right now is the time to get busy Hind prove thut this Is not the case." j He added thut many existing con ditions, especially n reference to 'dry (trass that, beside being un i sightly, serves us u fire hazard, and I health conditions, are dangf-rous jand likeiy to breed a damage i"t - a(,'uliiKt the eity, iihIcsh steps are taken to eradicate the evilH. Not lei's I 'Kelr-js. ri... commisKloiH'rs stated mat notices servid uion violators an lUMUIlliy HOI iit-eiieu uim v,-ie piav (Continued on Page Klvfl.) l-'imr niemb'-rs of tlie hoard of recent h of (ireiron Agricull in n I cnlh-tfe w II li di reel or" .liiiues T. .lurdine ol the Oregon Kxperiinent stat Ion passed t It rough t he eit y today by iiioior on the annuil tour of Inspection of the hrnnch experiment. stations In Oregon. The p;irly Ik traveling euHlirn hy tinlfi to the stui Inn nl If ermiston. I n loii. Iturns. und Talent. The I'n ion experiment sitilion whh in spected to the stations ul Ilerniis tnu. They are taUing the Old re gon Tisiil lo Onltirio, ' iMnl rrom there will go to Murns. Lake view. Klmmilh l-'ulls. end over the mountains to the southern Oregon station nt T;ilenl. Those .making the Inspection Ibis yenr are .1 . K . W'eat hrf ord, A I bany, president of (lie hoard; C.ov- eruor Walter M. I'ierei-. e-ollli-io iiH'Mih' r: Han y Maih-y. I Aikevicu ; Oeorge, I'nliiiiter. Hood klvcr. masi'-r of the stiitc grunge; Sena tor W. S. Ktnn'y, Astoria; unrt IHrector James T. Jnrdine. J. I-;. Key nobis, of l.a Orande. iiceoiupanied the regents toJay on I heir trip to I nion. I'onnty Agent H. (J. Avery e.xM-ds lo vis t tin fx'i Iment station ttiis urtarnooii. (!ove Ioy Kicked by Horse; Jaw Fractured l.llll" Hal" Williams. yoara ol'l. of i'o". was Imi'mht to the lirali'l" Itnn.li' hoapilal laat .'! niiiff with a b.'olly rracMlii'.l Jaw. It la not known how h" nan In jur". I. I.nl It la II Klit Unit h" wa kii'k'-.l liy a horn!. Tho llt II., hoy ha. I hrpn playing in tin ri.'I'l n"ar th" hoiin" anil wh.-n hi dl.ln't roln" honi" hia pari-nts lookfil for him an. I roinil him in Hi" rl"ll uriromu'loiiii. H" I r.-atins iiiinly tlila morn lntt an'orflliiK to ri'porls from tli" hnspita I. Motorcycle Riders to Have Ouling Sunday Til iinniiiil itMitoroeh- pb iilc und run will lie held Sunday. August 9. in rrtrdtng l'i itnnfiiiuc)'iiieii, lud.iv b li. M. ltekwod. of l.fM kwoodV ccier. I nion intinh rlilers are urK'-d to inert prompt ly ut I h" rw'hTv Hi S o'l'lm li Hutiday morn Ing. They will join It.ik'-r rblers ul North I'owder J.t 3 n'-lock. A big fed Is planned Tor the picnic which will be the fuurta 'aouuttl outing. REGENTS VISIT UNION NATION GIRL SAID Commissioner of Public Welfare Classes Act as "Most Unmoral". SHADOWS CAST ON MARY SPAS Miss Adopted .by Edward W. Browning, Divorced Realtor, Ceatei: if . Bit ter Whirl in New York NKW YOItK (Uy the Associated IJrent) An investigation by th district attorney, or Queens county into the udoption of Mary louise Spas, oung- dan (fhter of Itnmtgrunt parents, by Kdwurd V. ilrowmiiK, wealthy divorced realtor, was .sought today by Coniiuissloner oi I'ubtic Weliuru toler. The voinmls.soner said the in vesication was prompted by churgi that Hi owning hud given money to M;iry's parents for their SiK"lti(f Ihe adoption papers. He added It was a violation of u Ion? established precedent lor a di vorced man to be permitted to adopt a child in New York. "11 Is the most unmoral trans- (ContinUMu un mum Klv. Legionnaires Picnic; Business Meet Put Off The American legion mid th lefrlon uuxiliuiy picnic at the Itlv e rat tit' park lust eveiiing. was u very successful affair. Guests broiKbt their own refreshmento ind the Legion furnished coffee md dessert.,; For . dessert huje slices of the ever populur vater melon were served. Husinuss meet -ngs ol the two orders had been scheduled, but after the picnic nb- unv felt purticulurly like bualneps so the meetings - were postponed 4ii til next tnonlh. XTR A iti;Mif oi i i;k Mv1ii;. IAHI IMYA, Cul. (AT) A ler soiihI reward of $100, which lie will ak tioiernor Hlelianlson to Increase l Siooo, for tlio arreht or t'harh's Henry Nchwartx wiw sin ion nccl UMlay hy Slirirf 'eale. Officers are emliicel thai Schwartz Isalhenitd that the ImmI wb lacel hi tlie laltoratory t le I'raiul the hi mi rn nee coniau.r of SliKl.OOO. IXsliict Attorney Tin ning revealed that three religion lMKks ucre hmnd nuir tlie IkmIv. He Is tr log to get a cine fhnuigli nun ics wrlthn in the books. ask si ati; t;rAHANTi:i;. S.Li:l, Ore. (Al') 'I ho Kaglr point liTigatlon district in Jack son county today applied to the Ktutc Irrigation scnritle evmtul.H lon for a si ute giinniiitec ttt Inter est on the district iHinds for 1H it lone, is. In addition to n Hire nod oiie-hnlf )enr guarantee nlmul granted h the .slate. If the nd ditlonal gmimuti-e K nlloued It will mike a full rle-ear gtiaranttM' al lotted l law. 'Ihe district IhhhI ls-.nr ninoiiiils to HMl.)MM). AImiiiI TiOO ocrc art; under cult hut Ion mid ."ton iiHire acres will Im under ciiltlathiii this year. MATCH OI I FKIt MAIH;. M.W OUK (V) An offer tr n l.'t-nituid tiintch ind wn Hnrr U Ills and (iriic Timuc, leading heatvelght IHIe if iiitendcrH, nt tlie I'olo t.nninds, Si'ptcuilM'r :i or VJ.'i, wns InUeii miller adt W-nwiit tola hi 'ndd MtillliiH, Wills' innnagcr. A Messenger For $2.50 A Month Imagine hiring someone in work for M'ii eer tiny of the month for only $2. .VI; Yd ft can lw ilone a nn"enger who agni's lo tell the iinnte nndtia Imv and adtsnlft'xe of ynr hushie.s lo out 11. 000 pefiplc fmnrt anno homes) once i-arh day. A ery lnnpcnhe messrtigrr l TIm Mrer Want Ad gllng twice the number of rtfidi s of any publicity med ium In the La lrnnde terri tory a I I he lowest niilfr-tiH, No page attracts .tich unicr km hiirrs.t as tlie '.'lnalflcil Tagc. "Oln-erwr Adiertlnlng A Mercliajidislng hervk," READY TO FLY ACROSS PACIFIC niiiu..wtKtMH mi wj 1'jtimi.uMwi. tain ..,"' Hfc. "'Mi'':),1! iVi.l'-'W'i' . J " I Iri'i Ivl-Zir'-lV? ,i5t 'im oiiutuu i I.-,. S I TV'. J. Wt:' .V'-3 tt.'t ".ti I itf -V.: '... i,: - .... ' AIwkv'I'Ik I,. M, nai y wenplnim Hint Hill try a non-sl4ii flight from Callfonila lo lionoluht tliLs fall. It 1 shown In a tructlo ni1ii ovt its lioniw Mrt of San Uhjo, Calif. ih'low This flying hnnt W tho naval plane; t-H-i'2, mn of a conlliigent tlinl will My from Ius Angidm lo Honolulu Septem ber m. Tho I'tvw m'iiils luipty at tho pi,osM,t of a trip. f LOOT HAULED liOtfKm UG, (ire. ( lly the As soclat'd press) Backing a car against the mir entrance of the Wilder and Ages clothing store last night, robbers loaded it. with merchandise valued al more I ban H'MMt and :.scaped. The lool lnclud'l khIIh ol clothes, several pairs ot" hIioc.h. two doieen silk shlriM, tindei wen r. )vi -jamiiH, four dti.eu ialiH of gloves, sucks and nerkt !. l-'notprlnls Imlicnled , tluit Hie robbers mitde niaii lrip- to tlie I ruck.. Tliev guiued ent nince through the Kkyllglil., then opening the rear door. l i (ii.M; sai i; n:CM i KIOKNK. Oik. (lly Ihe Asso ciated I'ress). -Sjife criiekeis. pre Miiintilily protessionalH, lust nigh' or early todity, let thenisi'lveji liitt the Klks' tenide llirough the sky light and blew open the knit,, safe. They ob'ained c:isli. leaving checks and puper. The rugs ue;e Ink)'!) frutn the ftoiii and two or three pool tiible cov ers removed Hid tim-'I lo UillMIe the souil'l. The eiish register jih lofdi'd nt iitiont lift tnnli. Th roltlieiS lielpi-d MieniKelveK to Ji cuiiple of bottlf.-s of soil drinks. SI'l.l:lV llltlf KI.AVI.It t-l.TS $ I I K HOI It I'Oll UOHK KANSAS fITV (AD. --Ijiylm; M'i.'t'Ui bricks it dsy or h pproM liwitely three I'tnl Olp'-hiill car. loitdM, Jntnes Ht o n. ii n In 'I m ii ei nd former Cai llle. foot bull phi ycr, tots g.iltM'fl h i put fit ion among tlte const nut 'oti work j on a high w uy njur here, hh be I lug the chauipMill brick layer of ! the world. Ho fust dns he work that Tlv.- ni.-n are kept busy keeping him jsnpp'led with li'tek ari'l !wi old ers to keep the faei- ot tti ron I tven abend of hbn. ! II M, Stitcher. In 1 lyirge of the construction work. wild Ib'twn j una the highest paid street brick '; layer In the middle wrat. lie re- ive $ un hour or 1 1 1 a day HAhl lt IIKAT IIAM.K UIIK ItAKKIt, On Tin- li'liipi'ialore 1., ii,.u.. i.,..l r.li .l.irr.i'i. .iiirllii the tnonlh or July. aicor.lliiK lo the rcporl of W. Ii. Maxwell, i.h- iprvir fur Ihe feitenil II'IVIT II ui.'ll I. .. i. ..... iu il... greei July 16 und minimum waa 40 (Ji.jri;i July J6, . OFF IN TRUCK ARE INSPECTED mm v: vvtf 1 " ; gT s tfi'Sh nwjs-xd: til r h uuH n jiVjJi.V,'.,A'l-i-.'."-V'. i',.J.;l, - . - ;liKVAV VALLEY SPUDS Grande Hondo valley ' fiiriner.1 have aucceeded In doing a very iinusufil and at thu mine time u very Important thing thin seaaon. Several of 1 hem havft rn.led po tatoes snltahle tn grade and qual ity lo certify an seed. In order to puss the certification test the wpuda mind have not more than five per cent dlHeuse und muat e smooth himI well ahaped. The vall'-y nn not raised potaloea of a quality lu pilau this rigid teat for ihout. five yenra. Certified pula toen have been ahluped in to Lai (irantle und diAtribfite among Ihe uu-mcra for seed on aevera.1 oc- eaaloiis but t omparatively few yields have ever produced t libera of a. high enough ipiallty to pass 'itlticatiun teats. Tests were made thin week by K. It. Jin kinan. of the u. A- e.x lenslon depurlment. In coinpuny with H. it. Avery, county agrlcul lurlht, I'lam.e Ii. White of tlie Vhtdiliorii and Wilson Heed com I .. 1 1 1 v of Moncow, Idaho and Jack iriitton, a commercial need trader of i 'urviilii.s. The fleidH of Hattle Filswold and C C. Wel.ih of AHcel und of W. K. McKennon of Jmbler puased he certiiication teht. Incidental. y inf'Hl of the poliiioea whicli ptijui ed the cert it teat Ion or standard giade !imn were grown from seed furnished throutrh t he tn ( irande Nut tonal hank which had several carloads shipped tn and distributed im.otlg the grower't. The rehH or CH'II Ledbelter and Itoulh McKennon of Allc-I, j. K WllliainK of Cove, Jim Hdimed of huand City, S. A liol.i'iiKnn or l ,1 fit II ml.- Ivriiiti-.ly of t,tl (i rn mlu. It. (i. Wh.-i'lin mill Ki. i)tKK f I'nloii nil iiiiwl t. Hta . ft'.inlliiuf on 1'nKc r'lvr.) Trap ('(iinmiltec Named I5y ricsident Smith I'li'i'tltinn. J II. Smith. in ly i'1-i Id l.i.'t- ... ! 'n,,. m-piilillcan offnrlnif will ho l.li nt of Ihi. WIiik. Tin iiml I' l. i't-' llv t.irlff. " milil Ihe luiiiim riitj t.ix re.lucllon. Kvery tliiio a Homo foot Hub. Iim.le hlii firm offlcl.il (( ,.nlS).vB. ..I, ii Important Ls. mil lire'- tariff rcilucllon a. lie appolnlini nla yi-Htenliiy In n lie ,, , lltn,. ,,.rii'oii.. cxi . pt publican will rcnilml the nation on i 'he tri l oiiitnllli'i'. c. onoiiil-u. of whom there me that liln parly In In the very net Tom HuruuHl wiih iiipoln.'. ,,.,!, ,g t,.w e muni Jul. II up of reilm-lnif taxes. ji haiiliiun. tjlhcr iiii'lnherii of the icoininmee are i cie iiiiiocy. 1.111 - 'X'lUOl iin.l ((.ume arila'c This ciillllltlttei' Will huve ill r.itiltelocnlH for '('I nl'vlmr toil:e huiKc of tho the a -il shoot iiml otlier I. Ik- Klin collteiitll thloUKli oil the year u well 11a Hie ri'Ku. lur Inlormul iJigoUuK mtitcUn. ' . fvi .-Ww.'1 1 "V"S-.? V Vi COIL WORKERS ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. (Uy the ABuocluted I'reat) Authority to cull out IbH.tHi'i unthraclle miners if no agreement with the operators Its reported by midnight of August 31, Wednesday waa vested in the subcommittee which fulled to ne- gotlutoan agreement with tho ope- ralors at sessions which terminated here Tuesday. The action was ttiken by tlie full scale committee,; composed of 40 members. Further, the scale committee em- powered the subcommittee to ar- Associated Press) The forest fire range with the mine owners for in the Kntlat vulley ts still un employment of maintenance men controlled toiJay.. v . to keep the mines from flood orj . . t cftving in during a shutdown. vtitViiAitlv HOMP. niRN'S The stand wlileh John L. Lewis, er of Amerka, hud ttnteii hh head of tlie subcommittee in breaking off negotlutionn with the owners Tuesday, waa ratified unanimously. The lurloraement waa accompanied by a rising vote of "thanks and confidence." Main t'oinmllteo Adjourns. After extending to the Hubcom mlttee additional authority "to meet any emergency In accord with l heir Judgment," Ihe main body adjourned lu the frankly announced belteT that it wotil'l not meet again within the life of the working con tract, which expires In 2'1 duya. Tho miners now look for no overtures, either atate or federal, J In the near future, according to at canvaau of varloua leaders. I "We're done now," one negotia tor said. "There bt nothing on the boards we can see." j It was acknowledged that If the. oiM-ratora asked to reopen nego tiations the miners would meet them. Hut t hey would inhume, they tidded, that the "operators iiuud have had a change of heart." J't'ealdent I WH haa eHtnhliahed temporary national headquartera here and comment has been arous ed by the dully arrlvala of hltuiuln ouh con I opera loin ii iid union ot- f Ida la-. No Hlgnficiince waa ut- I Inched il wan i-Hld. "Local and IdlMrM aft'aini" wet- the only tuples ' under dlKcu.'Hlon. I I A menCMl Fleet Sai'l.S For Home Shore Today ' M K MIOI' It N V, (AC) Tlie American rhet. winch has been vis- King in Australia the past two weeks. Killed for home today. Republicans, Democrats Planning' Awful Rackets' (lly Chnrlr I". Miiirl) i VA.-iniN'i-riis (Ni:. njxit.it) ; -Th.' I H'llHH'i nlH hiivi' l..ti'.l out u j l.lOKr.illl tln'' h.'M.'Xi' will intik.' III!' i It.'iMtliMrunH a. hi-l'p nt troiitili. Mt ttif ni-xt M'ilnn nl' conirr'-HM. Til'! I.'illl)ll.-atiti luivi- ito.i'.t out H i'oiiill. r-riii;niin lo wlir.l thin tiou - hii- off. Th.' Ill'III'MTull.' h"ni" in to make an awful rm'ki'i nboiil liiriff rciliic'llnii. Tin- H. inhlli hii ik Iu'Iu.' I In in niiiki' no inui'h tlinl.' riM K.'i ihout tux i-.ilii. tli.il llnil ihe liiriff rcliictlnn rmk.'t will h1' .lrowiu-il Nlrotin apjicnl. They Wiinf oinc out. I ililnif lo '"Ik nhii'll thi'inni'lvcH Itnlh piirllii will h" .lolliK thilr iiml nonut lilnK to Hhow. thut; liiill.Tlni; Willi ii vli'W to Hh i'f- they've actilully tlono lor tho fi-.'i on ttic t:i:'i; couitn sblounl voicru. r,ir ,.ommmi r.ilkH. Wouhlnt It In Kr,ii, If oul.l et the hoIIiI wouh ii m von 7 "y Briii-inim: May lie we can. l.ook how Ihe cowl or houiK'keep- in,, lnis 1 n rl'lntr hilely. An.l - wiiiu. n l av Ihe I.iIIm. They'll ho n 11 inliihty favorable flume of mln4 to llsua wbco wu toll 'em. FOUR FIRES BLAZE HEAR SALEM, IRE. Loggers in Timber Fight Ked Demon; Silver Creek Fire Safe ENTIAT VALLEY FLAMES RAGING Orchard and Home of John Bickle, of Pashas tin, Wash., Destroyed; Loss About $10,000, . HAL. EM, Oro (By the Associated Press) With the fire near Silver Creek under control, another bnd fire has broken out in the tim ber at Bridge Creek, near tho 811 ver Kails achool house on the log ging roud of thu Silver Falls company Three bad fires are also report ed on the company's holdings a bove Afehnma. All of the com pany's logging crews are fighting J tho fires. WAsiiiAfiTxjx Fiitrs nrnxivo OLYMPIA, Wnsh. (By the Asso- elated Press) While forest fires are general throughout Western Wnshlngton. all are on logged off land und there Is little clanger of green timer, j Little da mag Is caused from fires north of Seattle. Five sniull fires aro reported In Grays Har- bor county. . - 1 KXTIAT Flit KM RA;F,S WLNATCHE1C. Wush. (By the M . w,1-h , filft Atwodntod.,, Press V 'i'h;( orchsrU and home of John BlcUiu. Pes hastln. wus destroyed by fire kito yesterday. . Tho loss Is $10,000. Mi:S KIKIIKI) TO WOODS MISSOl'LA. Mont. (By the As sociated Press) -All avalblc rein forcements were rushed today to Clearwater, Kanlksu, Lolo, St. Joe and tho Kootenai forests . where fires got beyond cootrol of hun dreds of men fighting1 theip. ' FKiHTINO IS niFFICtTT POKTLAND, Ore (By the Asso ciated Press) Extremely dry wea ther and high winds are making (Continued on Page Five.) CHICAGO (Hy tho Associated press) Tlie state today concluded II error).' to prove Uussell Hcott sane. Wr. William U. Krohn. laat prosecution iillenUt, declared Scott ) Mine am! repeated stories of four previous state ullenlsta that Scott " "'""i "11 i un examina- tion in jail. ! There will be no appeal for Scott. If the Jury finds blm sane the Judge will fix a new date for tho execution from which Scott ha. twice been snatched. Th' litKli tatitr'a what mukea w.-ryt htiiB ho exjH'DHlve.' " I'lli- H.'ptilillciniii ure painfull ruii.si-touii thut thl tuny be ho. Th.- Iti'ptitilk'UitM can't pti'vont th." Ili'luocnitH tn ro.iBri'SH fruiu i l.-iliuu thu nutloll. tl iIokmin ot M h" '"xt wltito.', What a (fooa thliiK tariff ri'iliuliO'1 WfUlil bi' I'lu n can contliL.il it hut they nii'ct. thu Hi'inoi ra lj iirKum.'tit. tir. nti'il im fvl.li'iilly It'll (rolnic to l.c iir.'H.'tili'il, will have a pn-tty - ! The Itcpilhllcans meant to reiluco tlii'in niiywiiv anil they'll niake tho iiiont o( ilolng It. Anil In the HISS i-alnpaiKli. every ' time a liemo-'rat pleads (or a j 1 hanee lo loer IIvHik costs by llirl ff rcilucl Ion, Itepuiiiiean win answer. "That'B talk. We ucttU. Vo cut tiuij dowo." SANITY TRIAL no i