La Grande evening observer., August 25, 1925, Image 1

EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY
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CITY
EDITION
THE WEATHER
PORTLAND, AP Ore
run: Fair and warmer to
night and Wednesday.
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VOLUME XXIII.
MEMBER AHHOCtATV:n PCtEHH
I, A GRANDE. OREGON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1925.
MEMBER ABSOC1A.TKD PRBHH
NUMBER 274
WILLOPEI,"".
HEW SEWAGE
PLUT-BIDS'
Commissioners to
Look
Over Offers at Meeting
lomorrow Night.
OTHER AWARDS TO
BE GIVEN MONDAY
Latter Bids Wi)i TnrcS
Work on the City Hall lenat prouueuon unu feud con
Building and Municipal u'.tlun dally lor tue enure yu.
n,,inl,, tU.u.pB Oi liltlK ttt'i Ulnull una
Triptrrow night when the city
commissioners convene tn regular
session, bids will be opened on the
proposed 1 105.000 sewage dispos
al plant for I .a Grand", which
was authorized at the Juno third
jo-erlnl election, along with three
other projects.
On the following Monday night,
August :sl. a special meeting m'
tlie cnmnibs'nners will he bM to
open bids for work, on Hidden
Springs the W"t rk of tie
Creek and pipeline that will have
to be lnld near the reservoir
In addition bids will be opened
for alterations In the city hall
building, which will be made in
order to hotisf the new
iuniper
truck. flirts for the electric work
and general bids will be opened
Monday. t
PJans Are Approved
Tho plans for the city hall
work, drawn by Charles IJ. fil
ler .architect .were completed
some time ago and have been
p'-iroved by the city commission-
era.
The changes which will he made
will reinforce the entire city
building, frotn the foundation no
and will give It practically the
Mime strength ua a new building.
Plumbing fixtures and the heat
.equipment, which will include an
oil-burner be itiomlleu .Bidi
will he open on these items at a
later date.
In order lo aiirommodate tho new
inieK. Hie old fl'ior- mnni im w
out nnd n new reinforced rencrcte
lower will he Imllt ut the rear.
(is re-t In helKhih, whleh will
hold the bell and house the hoso
or'er. (
Mnny C'hanKi'il I'lniincil
On (he m:iln iloor the. plnns
enll Tor Inking- out nil the wood
In the lire deiuirtineiit. whleh will
b" retd-iee-l bv rdnforeed cull-.
crele. Tin- old vuilll will 1 n--llnf-.d
with n new one Willi twlee
Hie pri'.si-nt'H vnult'H fHimeily.
'I'Ih. rreord-T's oiriee will be "-l-nil.ci
the full lenb'tll of the
hull-liiiK.
Tin- iiolice and truffle depart-In-'iit
is to le' I'lllin-ly ri'liitllt with
u lu-w ri-inlorefd i-onrr-.-tu jail
room containing a jiivenlli. ward:
low 8I-.--1 cell iooiiik; and a worn-
ward.
The. interior of th' old jail is
to b- rebuilt and will contain Jh'e
woman's w-'ird and new police
Jieadiiuartersj Both the police
"t nn Piitq Kive.V
.iii.ik- ' V
cilia court, dismissed chua-es of
intoM.-allon aK..in.l He- Itopers.
... . ... r
Iwo witnesses for the city at the
Ma! which started at M'ven
clock.
Colon ti. Kberhiird prosecuted
the case and Henry Ibss was at
torney for the defendant.
r-n,..inn
CASE THROWN
miT nrnmiRT
UUI Ul UUUIII
Grange Preparing For
Annual Community Fair:
Plans nre rapidly maturing for
the harvest home festival and com
. ....... M apoiisnred by the
lilue Mountain grange at Orange
. v., .t.m ui ortoier. The
entire community will be asked to
ass st in the w ork.
Mrs. Carrie Spencer, grange lec
turer, is working on the progrum
which will be given in the after
noon and evenin-r, and tn addiitn
contests which will be staged dur
ing Ihe d iy.
It. A. Muslerson will have charge
.of the contests which will Include
najl driving competition and si in-
liar events.
Mrs. Kate Kedluad will have su
pervision of th athletic f-venis for
ti'C yoiin? people.
The honi" economic cotnmltt'V.
Ai(h Mrs. Grace Urout as chatr
man. will have charge of the eon
o st Inns,
W. It. Oekeler. A. E. Sayre. H.
G. Avery, mid A. W. Nelson will
.OfF in dings
Average. Butterfat, Milk
Production Given; Bet
ter teed For boviiies
Recommended.
Tlio r.nr-f Ik.. i-i I'- ...
cow TcHtmir AB8ociuuon !ovrinic '.
Iho yi-up, August 1, 11 J 4, to Augttsi
1.. 135, inclusive.- has just been
issued. . (
inu association was orgunlzed by
t lilt Ml Hit ! U lllrll..D . nl ..1
the Union high school iimi(r t ha
w ot xw u. Emmei mm:
the work was dune in uuiluboruUun
with the -.I'mon Extension tierviuu
ot ' ih Oregon Agricultural c"W
Us-.vu uiiee f.u-,1 uiuiuh ior butter
fat. The record lias been tiepi
complete tor i.ie enure it iiiomus.
Eignt tanners enrolled in Ute au
sociuiion with a combined total of
bo vows Usied duuug uiu tutuu
year. ihe work was conducted
without cost suve l'6r the s.ighl ex
pense uieuiieu by me iLUvtiig ma
terials, giuss, acids, etc.
niB ue ycur butlerlat sold
for .Ton, 36 to 4G c.nu a pound.
li.ty ituin lu to fi a iuu auu
oais ior u-Lu ut about J u iuu
aitnuun'ii luost cattle tested did
nui receive a.ty cmiu.
The average milk production for
the entire herd ot Su cows was j
tf.aiU.-i puuns. The average but-:
teriat production, 2'J'J.i pounds.
The average iced cost, was n cen.s:
per pound produced. 1 he total
cost ol each pounu o butteriat wta
St.it coins on an average. The
average teed cost per cow per year
ii.ifi auu toe total cost ol
keep 1118.39. Seven cowa
culled iroin the herds lesud us
being unprofitable. Sixteen head
oi cows lulled to pay lor the coat
f keeping,
or tati lotU nuniueP tested five
had protiUCC(i pproxiniuteiy 4uu
pounds of butteriat each and two
had produced 4Jj pounus wmie the
roiuulniior ol the cowa tvtil us'
low u IUU pouridn ol buitciiu'.
lUt'oinim'iHJuilfMi.'i , ,
The '.Morltttlon n-comiiionds
, nuiiunt, boiler tvlntor uuurtera
or Ht.. ,,.,. Hueeulcnt lued Lor
n, wi(,.r Mll,nli. lu'uor
suvng duvicva.
., ine aira iMl ul conelusion of
iha uijm,nt y,..,. Ul 11(juulttliun
ii., incrcuBcd in 8t.e until it now
hi.s under obsetvutton 17 hei-dH
"Vsith a tni.nl of -Uil cows.
T .,..,1 flnrPfV I'.IIVSi
"V"B
Bis Lot of l eaches
Tin HooverlT. d Oroci-ry hnx re
ceived a car loud of Altcrta pea
ches from Home, Oregon wiiich
are proving very much in di-mand
hy La Oranue notisewives. Thn -(Miloads.
one for !Juk-r, have alio
been purchasHft, in excellent con
dition due to having been hand
led caruiuiiy and tree ripened.
makidg them
(b.siralili.
lor
can in
and eating, purjioses.
Left Campfire Ablaze;
. Pavs Five-Dollar Tine
'n the neiKlit.iirhcind of I'.N'.nno.
On complaint made Aukiisi SSI The crew whicl, slant dt work
by 1'atl olnu.lt Kly. of the Toil tbi". morning was ,inloUdinK a car
f.nte railKer stnlion. I.. R Mill.
'of Hiffi... was take, before JudCc
-..!. o the iustlre court, when: ,
he adinittt-d gu;!t to
li.iivinir n I
..ie Kin-ninir iri.! i: n ii 1 1 c 1 1 il R : i
,.L n i r. ,.n.i n,i.
which he promptly paid.
ritiNfi: ;ti-:s iitx-nvf:.
i . r- '!"....
rr nee of Wales left at ml-lnlBhl
'", ,,,,.. ,,., r,,.i,i
for l'uetel. a nilct a Jot n
iiiu-nnn Aires, for three days ot
rest and big g!
mting. The
party was bidden farewell at the
railway station by a large num
ber of government officials and
large crowd which enthusias
tically cheered Wales.
have charge of the publicity work
for the festival and Mis. A. E. Hag
will superintend the decorations
and arranging ot exhibits.
The committee to arrange for the
exhibits Is: E. I.. Kckley. C. It.
"c.eketer, S. T. Pulley. .! ph An
son. and Mesdaim-s Willhnnson.
Davis. Iloliiiiin, Hoppi-t. Anson and
Kufrman.
(Hie ln I'i-thnl.
Th festival will be held but one
day ul though t he commit!'-, s are
pirnning to have somethfng doing
every intnute of the day and vi
ntn,".
. iM., - nrh v. ii to- the only
events wlieretn prizes will be giv
i .i u-l ill probrtbiy draw a larja
'tin vnr,
Mm. W. V. Ragain. Mrs. Strlnir
ham, M;iUe Anson. Mrs. Hammond.
Mrs. Edith Oekeler and Mis. Sayre
will make up the children'! work
committee.
POLIGY IS
Government Will Not In-
tervene. in Threatened
Coal Strike. .
'ENOUGH FUEL TO
SATISFY NEEDS
1-U1XJ1
Government 'Will Confine
Its Activities to Assist
ing in Provision of
Adequate Supply.
RWAMPf'WPT, Mii'N. (By the
Associated Press). Further Indi
cations that the federal govern
ment will make no move, to pre
sent a su.pens'nn of anthracite
operation net Tuesday were given
todav tit the Summer White House,
j president Coolldgo has been ns-
J-","',",, M en ,f
It should happen that the mines
close down.
It w' s indicated that the gv-
Iprnment would confine Its activi
ties to a-slst ng In the provision
of 0n .denuate supply.
president Cnnlldge expects to
rPturn to Washington around
i)0r imv.
Frank Piinforrt.
Hilll'llt
HIlKJinl w.'iB liounrt oit lo tho
H1LGARD MAN i
mripriiinv
I U I (lUL UUII1
Kluiul jury, tins nuirnmif i jmim
j Hunh lj: llru.ly of the imivr.
rouru. HHiifoni m .prinel
'ctiuiKtMi with .tint iiosn-jMHloon -of
bot-'llauor mash. His bonds woru net
'tt $5'io.
A crew of ten nu n started work
this niorlii"!,' on the new power
tratisiiiiNslon line lieluK installed
hy 111- K:::;r--ltl i IreKOIl Ijlsllt and
'wer I'ompany lietwujin J.a Gran
de anil I'nion.
The line will l retell for n tolnl
of ten niil-'s and will lake :i;!.5nii
pounds ol No. S. sirnnde.i eopper
wire which is lainit iut In to re
ie.. n.e smaller .No. li wire now
in use. A two-Ion iimior truck
! purchased t.--::!! for nils pro-ijei-t'i-!
ar;io!ijr. Hie enuiptiii r.t lo
l;c r-ini.tye(l on tile Jon : It is '.i
timiile.l thai. -the work will cost
d m riv, ...
Hie "'. entered
for-the. first part uf the work.
la- orcute-n --r -m- .
line was nuuie- necsary
by the
ucmnnd
increase in the power
from the I.a Oran-le district.
M'i;i:ii:i:s pay pink
U'fi M- Hiih::-'I1, wuh fined $10
and ens In for speeding and o. 1.
Jianford, nf okmbbma .a tr.u.H
tent. forRHel a cawh bond or $15,
given in the JuMicr court when
arrested for speeding.
ri;.iij.i;ij MoMtx lusv. t
PENDLETON, Ore. Tlie year's
program of the Pendleton Wo
men's club, alr.io.'il completed .by
tiie progt am committee will con
ist of 1H menil" . 3. nut-on) n to
committee in c urge of tin
oik. healed by Miss Anna ;.
il, chanman. The yur'B study
will begin October 1. K Veral bc-
t ii res by prominent nut hot (ties
will be given dJi-ing th" course ot
the y.-er.
Some of tlie subjects to be con
sidered by the rttth niemljers will
1m- as follows: "Tie .Child I-ubo.
, Amendment :" "Cans nnd ' 'ure
of War;' "Hooks 1n the H'tUi."
."Att In the Home; hi- lloni''
Mndg'-t.' "Motion Pi lines. a
litisiiess or an Ait;' "Community
Ucrea;nn:" "H'tme in deiling; "
"itett-r Sj rli Wim k" lin-I "Hut.
tej- Hollies Week."
i I Ion m -r NenpuiM-r Plnnmil
EPOENE. On-,
again to a
eoi'linz to uon
Kloreni-o is
new p-ipri", hi -receive.
1 -fi-oni
Cat place. Italph Moore
some time atfo published tin
JThn
H 11 rl-
hi News and soi l out to tlie
l'mp'i:a Courier, announced that
he will soon start the publication
of the Kloreacs Tinito.
LIGHT GOMPANf:
m slain
IN RUNNING
GUI FIGHTS
Kansas Sheriff and Ne
braska Traffic, Of- '
. ficer Shot Down.
POSSES SEEKING
lOuiliFLL KILLERS
Pouple Suspected of Hold
. Ups, Confronted by Of
ficers, Fought Way to
Freedom
CO I -BY, Kari. (By the. Associa
ted Press) iIssea today are
seeking two young men who yes
terday shot and killed Sheriff Bam
Pratt, of Thomas County, and then
crossed the Nebraska lim and
killed ..Kdward. Clark., traffic of
ficer, nfter running gun fights
with poshes of two states.
The slayers are believed to have
committed a s-rtes or hold tit s
in Western Kanxiut. nnd were,
making their escape in an auto
mobile when they encountered the
officers.
ppet w'h hbi posse, blockaded
the highway.
The iwo men shot the sheriff,
broke through the blockade, nnd
crossed the line where another
pos!e met them.
In 'the ensuing gun fight Clark
was slain.
MONTREAL BLAZE
PUTS 61 -FAMILIES
ON THE STREET
MONTKKAI, (By the Assncl-
ated Press) Kite ImI last night
and early this morning leveled an
entire block of houses here, ren
dering homeless 81 families, fltait
rinr bojt II o'clock, the fUnu-tf-ragtxl
with great violence undnr
an .extra heavy wind, and were
aidod also by a lack of ttufflclenl
water pressure to combat them,
Threr ..firemen were overcome
hy smoke and several other per
son were injured by falling glut-in
Alien.'! hose wagon, rounding
cornet, clashed into a store wtn-dnwi-'-smashing
the. plate gl-iPs
window. A woman in the store
'sustained a broken ami.
Karly this morning two build
ings in the vicinity of Knn-ry and
Sangulnet streets were smoulder
ing ruins. No estimate of the
damage was possible.
H wes mpossibb to verify r
pot ts t hiit several pel sons were
Inipped In the flaming buildings.
The fire spread rapidly nnd i
a high wind and soon swept un
area fif about a quurti-r of a mile.
Kiarting in an lee hois'-, u ex
tended to HiIjolQlug buildings, one
of them a large apartment bonne
occupants fled, taking with them
vriu:ihtes and such" furniture os
they could carry.
STOCK .H IH.INti SIIOW.N
fKNItUOTON. Ore. , Pacts
about .livestock raising und hvv,
to judge cows, piKs and chickens
wcrti related to1 inembers of the
rinHtiHa County H-inkers' iiMsoci:
!!r;r. at rtirwair ; ".vhen the
monthly session C - thtt bankers
'was h"ld. Sioek ludcr ng team"
troiri liorrnlston,- Tllot Hock nnd
1-Vec water, and Fred llenn tin
j count y agent, were speclul guest h
ot the. Mssoc 1'ition.
In the afternoon members of
tlie Pilot, piocl-: and Kreewaler calf
el ibs gave a demonstration ol
dniry cuttle Judging and then in
dividually told the bankers tin
reasons for their placings.
Your
Name
In Print
MiM of l
like to -if
i nie human nnd
out- lining In print
la-t-n-loiiillly. The ndd-hlmxlcd
bnnl-beaded bu-lii(rs.H man of
IA f.'i-niide. Inmeter, iltH'sn't
v ttd hi advertising otoucy fui
that pin mic. He want real.
lm-.hie---hli tiding publicity for
riery tlollar, mi be d(H"n'l
-IM'iitl it at random taIHhmiI
lint -ttuaUnc n ii ft nmil.tiim
bow ninny reader, what kin I
of reader, wbnl K the ttit of
icacbiii'X each of tliem hou lu-Icn-lc4l
it icy nee In I be med
ium or method employed, nn 1
other 1 1tnl factui-t.
ben bf ba- tlioiiMigh! (.one
lido lbee nngbx of the prob
lem he tiirn4 ul niH'4 (o T be
Observer It nffer nil thai
hard-headed biiliM' can de-
IIIMIlll.
'Obfrr'ir Advert King
A Merch and (slug ttcrvloe."
Germany
te4 d4 V. 1 13--. -
Ccrttieii pollen sbfrwn innrchln' Inlo IX'ii lo itrlieve tho liwt of ttie Fwnrh troops occupying t.'er
niaii Mdl in the Ituhr. - JhJs iiiai'k the tleMiruire of tw last of the Allied ti.ops fit mi iiiiii:m
, , territory and nlK Wie rt'snmplitMi of ( einian cmitrol of thi Ituhr Valley,
jJ
uLriUUll Ui LitJ
PKNDI.KTON. Ore.. (Speclnl.)
What Kaster day means to the
called gentler s-'X, tound-Up Hat
Day. September 1, means to the
men folk of Pendleton, for it ls ot
tbit d.y that all loyal citizens cast
aside their regulir headgear and
don the Western sombroro.
Hats ample of crown and brim
are strictly the vogue, and to ndd
further to the ensemble. Pendle
tonloni wear gundy Uound-up
shirts and boots, so that said citi
zens assume all the sartorial g.ory
of t be cowboy. .
Pendleton ts a busy place . during
then bright days of Indian sum
mer, for the dates of the itound
T'p. Heptember lfi. 17, 18 and 19
come on apace and tho Oregon city
is determined that this yur' show
shall not only equal but eclipse
those held in past years.
"It's goltig to no a wow!" pre-
dlcttf Henry . rVrtHns, pruBldenl of
tho show. j. "We've- got the live-
stock; we've got the performers,
and above all. we've got Pendleton
bucking ns., j know everybody, is
going to like the four day show,
and the big sale of ticket orders In
dicates the approval of the public.
There are as many four day orders
as there have been threo days or
ders In the past."
I'end! :ton people, as usual,, will
throw open their homes to accom
modate the vast throngs. The
Kound-1'p board fixes ull prices of
meals and rooms.
hit; snow i.xpr.cn.o
PKNIH.KTOX, Ore. (Special.)
With the assurance that the (b-orge
Uruinhelh r. Harry Wallers, C. H.
Irw In and l.orciiu Trh Uey-Kddte
McCarty relay si rings will be here
lor ltound-l p the show has won
stuff in sight this year than ever
heiore. In the opinion of Henry
W. Collins, president, w ho 1h eii
thuslnstlr over the l'-'l'Ti prospects.
"We have the relay iriUi,s; we
have tiie Ma kers and the Mexican
steers and will have from I5 to
J04 of the foremoat performers tn
the world all we need now Is good
(Conllniii-rt on l-.ce r-re.t
HAN FltANCIHCO (IiV tltn A
H'M'iated PresH.) - The proponed j
r.!e.ht of the three navy airphin- h
finin Kan Francisco to Hawaii
has been postponed from Krb'uy, I
August i!M. to Monday. A igust :t I .
lUfficully In Installing In the Pli
l, the big Hoeing plane w htch
Hew here from Healtle last week,
a new engine to replace that
w hieli developed a h oken oil
l.-cl, was the catn.e of the post
ponemeni. Wilderness May He
Added to Yellowstone
.I.E.-V l-i.. I. l(u lli. Auwiii-I.
alel press.) About two
hundred
t Itonsand nc res ot print" vol wii
I ib t nes to be enjoyed only bv
! t hn.-ii' ia do at e w iUing to go by
j pack hor.se method w ill In- added
jlo Ye)lriwston- ni'lloiitll pari;. If
' 1 1n- i oim in-- ruhit'ons of P esidi-iit
i ( ol id g-'s co-onllnnttng committee
on nut lone I pat ks and nit ion -1
fotS'S lire adopted.
U H. It itetedgi
er lit Ogdi-n. W'
commute' in Yellowstone p-rU.
ftald Tuenday that the suggested
addition to I1h nark is a part of
Ihe Teton mi I Ion ul fot est, It
w ould be kept lu Its present wild
natural state as an outdoor rnu
t.eniii and game and timber pre.
serve. No wide roads would t,e
hiitlt but trails Improved for pack
' horse purti
Tills area li. nviir
thu southeast cornej of tlie Park' j
OU 0-
WPLAIES'
TRIP DEM
Again Rules The Ruhr
jOne Billion
ls Paid lo
"Fl
eecers
American PubllC. Despite
pi... oi,,, I c.n-1! O.,,.
liiue OK,V l.UUb, out,-
OlimhS tO WlleS 01 UOlU
Brick Artists.
NEW YORK (lly Ihe Associ
ated Press.) Despite blue l;y
laws In tunny slates, the Aineri.
can public will pay one billion
dnllava tills yeer to operators of
fraudulent stock HCheinca. pro
motors of 8'indy oil walla am'
ri-...neinl wizards of the I'onbl
types.
i he. cost of "eroilnllty InHt' year
mob well over tho billion iniirK.
A renort pnhiisiied today by
tho kUel.let"lmiiuiH , unread of
Nrtw TftM Intllcittes that tho till
flnurMhln-r t;'ll'. of (rold brta-k
artists tnny claim another "nor
mal" year.
NAI'I.KH.
led I'nai).
VESUVIUS DN -
siEftGi:
Italy (P.ythe Associa- making arrangements for a con--Mount
Vesuvius has cert.
resumed extraordinary activity.
The volcano la erupllnif rent
......nlilleu rtf iiHheu and llalltlllll
.... ii, .. whnli. emintrvHidc ill nlKhl.
Autliorilie ,t the volcanic
ob-
xpress t lie- opinion that
Her atory
there Is no ureal dancr iminlu-
:it.
XTRA
. i'okum; ca !ii;i.
PEN VI ill (AP) K-iiniHbcre hi
Colorado lie Muheil away n
$l()0.ou() rmtime. snys l-.mey C.
Slatiubter, luriiier cashier, iiilegi'd
Viicckei- of the Mi-rcatitlle .Vutloii
ul Hank of Pueblo, tt who was
captured lut tllgllt b.V pot.ee. the
tiM-be is said lo leprc.sent Slaugh
ter's ill gotten gn.ns. He escaped
fi-oni l.eaveiiwurtli nst J'ebnmry.
iiDitm.its i-;scapi;.
SANTA ANA. Cnl. (AP Itib-
beis who ItHiIiil Hie mail am) ex
press car of a Simla IV train be
tween lien; ami Snn IHcgo hist
iiignl after shunting uud irobnbly
fatallv woimdintc I liner rnmplM-ll,
express messenger, lfln iipM'arel
o bine made a clean uetavo
with three pourbes nT mn 1 and
nn iiiuleLei in.il "tl nmoiint nf loot.
'isrroitK wi;i,r)u;i
f IMHtTLANH. (AP) 1 1 work!
tnuurils a minimi hir for ecou-
"'" " ,,t; '
st-nimites I mm l i irrii s(itli-
asHcmble I lien- bsbiy for Ibe thin)
nnuiial M-sston ol tin Wesicm
enmr Plcnt wtdcuiucil tlie xl-dmrs.
I MIIA I All HI I L
SAIJ.M. (AP) While coiKh niii
distriet forest, i (iT I, ho rr his career of crime
was with th" the family of lent lui-ni leader
of Ihe ni-riil al bienk rrom the
penllenl buy will stick to htm lo
the end. His father, mother him)
sister thus nssiireii film when t'ey
Is. ted Mm til the piKon lislay.
I be dlsirln iiltoiiK'y Is prep;ll lute
II chain of e-thlence to be presrilteit
lo a -pcelal niauil jury tomorrow
support Ids -itie. for llUlnb
Imlk-liiH'iits ajtaint Mm-iiiy and hi:,
two iwlh, Kelicy niul WHIoh,
VESTIGATIDN
T
rflltTI.ANI), f)ru, (fly the Aimo-
Ctated l-riWa). G-OVernor I'U rCO
,0lnV received a report from hl
I""! committee InveMliratlnft
eondltlona at the tne penllenl.
'"r- "" Kovernor necune.i to
coiiunciii. on me i-oniema m in
n-port, which were not n-ade pub-
nc.
Jesi-eraon . Myers, committee
chalrman. delivered the rcpor' to
ine erovernor.
Adjiiatnnt Oencral White, the
other working committee mem
ber, todav left for tlie east, in
dicating that the Inquiry la com-
pi'ien, at t'UHl lur nif ii tTiriii.
Myers snid the committee learn
ed fnetK whlrli they felt should
bn given the governor immediat- offlciai8 Biraxx(in of hir retrieved
0,'" . (from her bathrobe. These will bo
' '". ' . I oxamlned in nn attempt to estuti
50 YOUng SUIgCrS Are . Hsu whether "they chock ' with
: C..nnJJ ITW:v....: slrands of blond unite. on paniui -
- Stranded m Misouri of th8 found 1n thi .wamp.
I, , , f Two Oakltind women, clnsu
v a vr a o r-TTV in Mil- t,rt Aii.' friends of Mra. Lorpn, after exnm-
sociated Press). Fifty
boys,
members of n l Angeles
boys
chorus, are stranded here.
TAneev week ago the chorus
started a cro.Hs-eountry concert
.tour, i 'lefnlcatlon8 of advance
agents nre said to b responsible
for the- financial plight of the
chorus, wiiich Is directed by Jr.
11. K. K. Whitney, formerly of
Spokane.
Concerts for Kansis City were
scheduled but when ihe chorus ar
rived Whitney learned that ad
vance agents departed without
m:w itr.smtvoiit woitKiNfJ
ST. IIKI.IINS, Ore. Notwlth-
atalldlni?
llie exceptionally dry
season the city of r-t. Helens had
no water a'lorlai-e this aommer.
Itepalrs to tbp old wood pipe Un
and the Installation of about two
miles of 12-fnch steel pipe, which
replaced the wooden pipe ended o
considerable part of t Tic leHhigo
and more than fiita.noo palions of
writer was emptied Into the reser
voir each day.
' The reservoir, which was built
this summer mid has a en parity
of 2,nHt,on(i gallons, Is full an I
t'e clly 'ni a refmrve siu'y suf
ficient for siv days In the event
of an emet gentry or break In the
pipe line.
Spokesman" Is Working
Hard; President Frowns
(Hy Charles P. Slewurl.)
WAMIIINfJTtiN. (Ni:A Special.)
-The amoMfit of bunk that hns
come oul of Mw.impseolt about
1'realibiit Coolhlire this summer ts
something ohl Washington corres
pondents S'V they never SIW l-l)llal-ed
ahoul ii II v previous president
in all their comUm,) recollections,
'('here's been more real news about
previous ' presidents oh. ph-nt y
innre hut ne'-i sti much pure guff
in the same lt-ni:lh of lime.
The "pi- -sideo t Is 1 spoil sin in"
hi'n been a Kr- ;it help to ih
tfw arnnseoii correHpond-n'H all :
B'mmer. AIiim i everybody knows
about
nian.
th "pres denilal spokes- ;
II,. v, s luitii of the fact ,
cd in Ihe ii.-wmnpe.s. That's
(tradltl-Mi. a sillv one, loo Nev-
crlhelcs ii ex.sis So when
I president .,xs anything the p-.p-.s
want to prl.,1. which Is ex cry I htng
he do. s s y in. -.much as the press
n.-s 10 imve s-Moe ki.i.i ".
thorlty for It. the correspondents
I t"'1 ,h" '"""b "f
a presidential spokesman." j
!
In due K' -ison the public got on-
to h:n- eomi-reherided thai Hm
president him If I a I king. Conse -
........tiu n... ".inilnriiiin'H" niter.
n nc-
u y..n i.iifun lo Iii- iiiti niert
coming ilKhi from the founfatn
i head what he was quoted us say
poor FOUND
SAID TO BE
MRS. LOREN
Gruesome Remains. Un
earthed in California
Hy Officials.
FRIENDS "siVTE
HAIR MxTCHES
Blonde Strands To Be
Closely Examined by
Experts; Oakland Den
tist Gives Opinion.
OAKLAND. (Ujr ho Assot-lnH-il
rio.vi). 1'iksltlve lileiitiru-atlon of
ItortioiiH or the. dbinienilM-rcMl iMaly
was inailo by Mr. Lon-n'a mother
anil brothera. It waa aunoniici-tt
alter uffU-cra foiind anotlier mm
tlon of litinuut.tM-aJp covered vU'.l
bionil hair.
RICHMOND. Cal. (Hy Ihe Anso-
. clalcu I'reaa.) With tho dlarovi-ry
IntA ...lunlnv nf Iwrt nHillllnnnl
portions of a human head In Ul
ccrrllo marahea, cloae to whuca A
WOmana ear and a section of a
W,P yrapp,.(i m . a bloodstained
newspaper previously wero louad.
,i1G m,,,br8 of llm family of M b.
llesaie Lortm today voiced tho be
lief that tho Stippusud murder vic-
, ,va, th attmoiive young Ouk-
land nurso who disappeared Au
gust 19.
'i he latest additions to the grue
some exhibits Include a loner jaw
nnil a aovol.a tongue.
Hair TomIs Mh1u ,
Mrs.
Loren's mmily today gavo
Inlng sections of the. scalp, s .id
they wero posJtlvi. tho hair and
scalp worn those of Mrs. Lor en.
An Oakland dentist who did den
dental work on ihe lower Jaw found
yesterday resembled that of Mrs.
Loren's. , . ,
Wants I'ppcr Jaw
He snid that ho won not certain
ns nil of his work had been dona
on her upper Jaw,
"Find tho upper Jaw and Pll tell
you whether it Is that of Mrs.
Loren," the dentist told officials.
I training of tho swamp was to
start today to facilitate searchers
seeking other portions of the dis
membered body.
V'K'A. French Morocco; Pv tho
Associated Press). The 'French
Nineteenth Army corps has start
ed a big "clean up" operation
against the Hrnne tribesmen,
nr rth of Tazu, to compel . tluilr
submission..
ing carried heaps of weljrht.
Then one day one of the con-en.
pondenis --nobody knows Juat who
s'arted it thought up s yarn nil
by himself t hut be was nnxbnts to
ptil acrors with all th" "p-esldent-htl
spokesman's" authority. Writ
why shouldn't he? he co-itut ed.
vngiie term, nfter all- -like u
"prominent mitnlt-r of Cie lower
house," a "leading Benaior or
I "well known nuitesmnn." l.s "f
ipnlitlclnns consider themselvs
"presidential spokesmen." So th
corresiM.ndent iiMrlbuie.) th's ft---ment
of his own Imagination to ji
presbhnttlll spokesman. nnn
ml behold! It worked. Now all
the correspondents do the s nn
thing more or b-ss though
course nobody admits it.
of
WH) ..pr, Mrnt(ll! spoi .
,);,H tt(,rklnH ov.T.im-rt
Hwl o1(. They s-y the p e.
r ko H ...f r
. (hc rornilponintK net
nrrount of a lot or the ttv- -i
w(l(h,nff on!rt him. If t
(h)ir (m.t mm., he can do nhmtt
(( Stl, ,,. i, nies some atory
rnncerning him. The eorreM-v -
t-nts are sorry fhey were inls'n
: formed, nuMhey got u irom u p-
1 stdentlal spokesman at
1 fhi.l'j what be said he was.
levst
Tho
as, "Hntiki small s pains nie urn m-
tunglbbi to bo ktekuU, so tney ges
- j uwuy who ju
FRENCH START
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