La Grande evening observer., August 28, 1925, Image 1

EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY.
fanning
CITY
EDITION
THE WEATHER
PORTLAND. (AP) Orc
Ron: Fair tonight and Bat
turday. VOLUME XXIII.
MEMBER AHMOC1ATEI) HKEHH
LA GRANDE, OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1925.
MEMHER ASSOCIATED PKKBS
NUMBER 277
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FJ
BAKED III
E
"Bread Like Mother Used
to Make'' Passe with
.New Methods
LOCAL BAKERIES'
LOAVES SUPERIOR
Latest Addition to "Staff
of Life" Commerce
Here Is La Grande
Bakery Building.
"Hp-ad like mother used to
make" is another phrase now role
gated to the Umbo of h past for
finre l lie adoption of modern bale
ins methods the- mythical superior
itv of mother's loaf has passed into
the discard.
The new building occupied by the
li Onnuie Itakery on Kir street
lias been built with nearly every
feature of design known to mod
ern bilking practice incorporated In
its construction.
I'Yom basement to roof the build
ing has been erected with the ideal
In mind of producing: perfect ba
kery product. The basement
where the flour Is kept. Jh vermin
proof a"d waterproof. No cuts are
kept lit the li Grande bakery for
there is no need of one.
Another special feattwo of the
building is the ventilating system
which keeps the temperature of
the mixing room down to a tem
perature around 80 degree, .even
on the holiest days.
Making the I tread.
Kver thing ill the balter.v. oven
the .shipping department where the
trucks are loaded, is kept clean
und under cover. Tho bakery
products are practically untouched
by hands and everything Is Uono
by .machinery wherever possible.
Blurting In the mrxlng room the
ingredients of the bread are mixed
bv a machine which Itself weighs
Mum pounds, Here the flour. Wa
ter, yeast and so on art! mixed to
gether. To illustrate, the bukery
used J 640 pounds of yeast Inst
month. Mixing takes place at in
tervals of from 4f. to f.o minutes.
This portion of the work can be.
viewed from the street through u
large window provided for the pur
pose. .The dough is wheeled to the link
ing room In I urge containers that
rt'S'-juble a w ash I nb on wheels. At
t his si ige in the procedure t he
bakers either change 1he dough in
to potential lliitternut loaves or
t h commoner varieties of bread
by the , liferent machines through
which it is run.
The I.a Grande liakery special -
' (Continued on Piige Five.)
BRANCHTRMN
The bninch line piissenger train,
piiliiu:; into Minimi station on the
outgoing trip, yesterday at 1 2 :.'tn
ran b:to the branch freight train
w hich had stopped on the main
line headed inward l,u Grande.
Although everyone on the pass
enger train was shuken to some
extent but no serious Injuries re
sulted. V. Andersfiu, fireman on
the pass'-ng-'r. was bruised wln-n
Hi t ow n against the side of the cub
other injuries were slight.
Neither t.he engines nor the. cars
were d'T'iled hut the passenger en
gine was considerably damaged by
t he force of I he Impact on the
front end.
I in I Ions, siiprrintendant and
other company officials left for
Minam this morning to determine
the cause of the accident and to
make an investigation of the clr
cumstanccS.
Scouts Climb
IN COLLISION
Men Explore Snowy Cave
WA t . I .O V A I , A K E. O re. ( Sp .
c;al). llov sro-itn ftom several
Ivisb rn ( tregnn and Western Ma
lm towns have broken camp her-.
leaving rr their respective homes
at mhl-u irk,
The to days sp-nt h... :-d li
fit- iiiiMt'-diTitt- vti-:nl'y imprest. -d
t!io boys greatly anil, incidentally
enabled semi- or them to immlre
merit badgij In phmcerlng.
It i piHnned lo make Die camp
en annu;il outing sit- for the
Sninlit, til' est i e ports indieule.
During the fay here (liewou's.
In I'liH'Ci' t ! Senut Master Hua
or lltmiington, and uccompunh d
by Die Ui v. Ira It. Aid rich -f
Nam pa, ". I. Johnson and George
t l.e-u'ers of Joseph, ascended Kagle
"nti. retui niug by way of; Jet
la kc.
Homeless
'Sis
1 his Uircc-ycar-olcl A an Mirs
(Citlff.) bo.,, Thomas Jliulicy
Ai'klo, In lirlr In tttHMHiO, more
money than many men ever
emu. yet lie Is homcles. A
Kentucky court awarded the
boy to bis . father, then a Cali
fornia miii-t awarded lilm to hi
grandmother, and another t'all
fo uiu court remanded the boy
into the keeping of the sheriff
until the cam) Is finally settled.
E
GALF AS PRIZE
ELGIN, Ore. (Special to Th
Observer). Dr. W. T. Phy of Hoi
Luke wilt again give a Holsteln
Prleslnn bull rulf as . a speei.C
premium for the best grade mllei
cow exhibited at the L'nlon county
fair which will be. held at Ktgln
Seplember 2S-2 6 inclusive, tt hot
been announced. Or, Phy hap
given away several valuable ani
mals to grade cow owners during
the -past few years with the idea
of stiihVitng interest In -dairy
cattle, : .
Joe and Henry Nominee of Kb
gin will also give a Durham bill
calf as a special .prise lor tin
best pen of beef cattle.
Announcement bits been made
that miiny purses 'will be offered
for this year's racing program,
which will be held in the after
noons fir week.
Tennis Championships
To Be Decided Sunday
TioubloH teams from Pendleton,
linker. North Powder, ImbJer. Mil
ton. I .a Grande n."d l'nlon are en
tered In the Ksstorn Oregon tennis
tournament doubles matches which
are to be played at lnion on Sun
day. Play will start at 0 o'ciock Sun
day morning. Charles lilngner
and Norman prets. doubles cham
pions last year, will start the day
wit It Jensen and I lute)) in son of
l'nlon on the other side of he
net.
The matches will be played in
single elimination style wtih the
best two out of three sets deciding
the Irwue. Cups have been put up
by the tournament committee, and
one will be furnished each mem
ber or the winning doubles learn.
Tony T. Smith and Claude Coop
er will officiate as Judges.
GUANO .11 KV INDICTS lU'.MTS'l
HOOD niVKIt. Ore., (Special.)
A special session or the grund
jury, called to investigate com
plaints of liquor and women par
th s at the Neal Creek ranch hoim
of .Mrs. Nellie Pence, found iin In
dictment against Ir. V M. Post,
dentist, on a charge of assault ami
buttery. His wife was the victim.
When arraigned, Dr. Post pleaded
not guilty.
GIANTS WIN
NIAV YORK. (AP) The New
York Giant tit -fen ted St. Louis to
' day. I to 0.
Eagle Cap;
I Summit I a p lured.
Iewls A. Stanley, Clarence I '.
(avb-s and Gl"nn Jacolis who re.
I cenlly spent some time In tin
i lilchi- mountains in Wullou .i
' roun'y, lneluIhig Mutter hot n. i
!l.lor-d some fit the summits con-
siderably. s
j The high st mo mtaln In lh
lience has been name! I,eg(Ori
j Mountain" by Mr. Stanley.
On (In- saddle north of Matt
(horn a cue Avhleh tln-y loeate,
j bet fall w as fu ; tin r edored
'I iinz a ron1 Mr. Stanley an I
(.Mr. Iiavlei were let down '.'. fe.-t
.to the Know and then rtlmb.-d
i ilow n In stem cut In the snow tj
1 feet further to the floor of whut
1 provnj to I a subterranean roo:il
1 about 30 by 6U (uvt iu aUc
PHYWILL GIV
Band Plans
Concert For
September I
Municipal Organization,
ureatly strengthened,
to Give Third Ball Park
Recital.
Thn next open air concert by thel
La Grtindo Municipul b.uwl ulll be '
Btvcn at Ihe b:ill park nust Tnes.luy
evoninc It was announcevl this
mornlnp by Anlrev l.on'y Jr.. di
rector of the organization.
Hlnc the hint concert the bnnd
tin added n new trombonist. Klmer
Healey of Mend. )reKon. w ho hi.a
vonaidurahlK experience in band,
n-orlt anil is proving a real uddi-1
tlon to thi.. brass s-ction.
The bP.id Is constantly undertto-i
iK iniprovenieiits. Kbw of u radi-1
Uli,r.. ..,..nrtl...l... ,lf
inlte iinprovelun1R. which are rais- !
Ini? the standard of the ori;anir.a-'
lion.
It is difficult to realize the devel-t
opmcnt the band has none through
in the last few months bocause the
chanires have been gradual and
not al once noticeable except to
ihoKe connected with the band.
New Instruiiienla have been nnr-
chiis. d and one of these In parti-
eular. a bass horn, has proved a
wonlerl'ul asset to tile organizn-
lion, new men have been added
.ilso and at the same time the band
has held regular rehearsuls, which,
under Mr. Loney's leadership, have
rreatiy Improved the ensemble
playing.
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HELEN FEEBLER,
INVALID, ANSWERS
CALL TO BEYOND
' "
Miss Helen T'pphler. nn tmvtli.l
tor many years, died at her home
yestoiduy nt 2 o.'elock in the af-
Lernuon at the atfc of 24 yearn.
.She has iimde her home In this
locality all her life and leaves
many friends who mourn her
passiitff -on.
Miss Feebler has been a cripple
aimie nine .wars of ntfe and was
torced to remain In bed during
the past fom,,.
t'unorui :KM'vices win ie neiu
Saturday at 2 o'clock nt the Pcen-
ler home with burial in the Ma-
sonic cemetery.
t he ueeease J Is survived by h .-r
parents. Me. ami Mrs. K. '?'. 1'eeb-
r, four sIsLeis and one brother:
Airs. Jt. A. Ipper, " of Pasco,
Wash.; Mrs. hYankle Milner, of
Port'and: K ith, Herford. of m
(.;mnde, Marjorie Peebler and ltay
f eeoier.
One Killed When Train
r.. ij O TI i
llllS liantlCar; llliri
, POUTLANMi. Ore.. (Hy the Ahso-
eiaied lre.s.)-,iohn CoMtes was
instantly Killed lodl.y when Mie
flUllllll'lll I iilllU' I I'll lUHLl'l II llillll
struek a hand ear on tresl le
.South Portland.
In
.WlUlllt . I...U. Mt lm ll-NIUW ,,
known only as 'Steve was prob-
ably fatally injured. A third man.
.MM.e ,.,. m. seriously urmseu.
II I I'll l "l II, ' if l.'li nri 'I.
UAKIClt. Ore.. (Speeinl.) Ite
sumption or mining setivlty In
linker eounty on u l;iri;e seiile wus
Indicuted yeslerduy by reports 01
rich strikes by several prospectors.
A copper showing in the vicinity
of Bourne, where Baker county
once caw great gold mining activi-
ties, was indicated by assays com
pleu d by V. V. Olbbs. ass lyer.
Mumpies ian.-n irom nie r.vans
properties by Bert tvans, formerly
oi iMoninouui. snowed copper vai-
lies running us high as Uj to
tho ton.
Average ore values of $ 1 G U ton
in gold wen shown at the mine of
Professor J. J. I.lddy of Mount, on
the Snake river. The vein is
feet wide and ISO feet down. Tlie j
asstiy showed eight ounces of hi I- I
lOIATO PltlCKS WILL STAY
IP, SAYS l,ATLsr KKPOBC
WASIIINd'l UN (AP). .lou.se
vi es who ha c Icen paying two
ir tlui'e timeg an muuh lor pt
atoes this year as last wit" giv
n little promise of relief in a
esume of thr potato sit jation
published Thursday by tl.e agrl
ruituie department.
The potato s.iortage tlie de
part nmnt said, applies to the late
rop us ell as the cart), and lo
iweet potatoes. The w eat her ie
eenlly has bet-n fuvorable for a
uiger late product. on, but on the
jlher hunrl. tiii- crop u ill have
o i tin the guuatiet of possible
urly fronts.
"The present tariff (f So rents
.ter Mtit pounds on p'i(hImm Is a
barrier ag.iinsi heavy impuiis un
prices jtn very high," the de
partment said.
i.iKTii:. rs iti;rnt.Li
SALI.M. On-.. (AP) The grand
Jury ImcMlgNttinx flit pit-cm Jn-enk
Auziit 12. Ill w bl b (un ji'.tanl
nil one coink-t -Here ltlll.il. Itsbly
retiirneil -l iinniler ittdhinietH'
a.ulnl Xunny, IMo find KHIry .
for tin' -lfltliv of .1. V Ifn'uimi Slid
John HHtt'iiey. guanlH. The con
lieu will be rmlgncU this ufler-uuuu.
SUSPENS ON
ORBED SENT
LABORERS
a ni.i ?i. PnMl IVTivifiTo
Allini dUtt! LOiU XUineiS
to Walk Out in 828
Mines Sept. 1
i; ApTmve tr'T?!??.1 HV
1 iV-' 1 " VIjIVII'j
MAINTENANCE MEN
"Normal Conditions HS
: p.,,.f Tn-inr1a
CIO v JMIV. U IMU.J
Basis: 58,000 Men Af
fected by Strike Order.
PIUI.AnKl.PHIA (Bv tho As
sm-liiled Pros,.). The anthrucliv i
coul operators and miners today
reached an ncreemcnt on the .cs-
"" ma ntenanee men for woi-k
mines during the suspension set
Ior Hcpiemnep nrsi.
The arrangements pi-ovlled thai
"normal conditions that were ob-
tained during Idle period in the
pat shall he the basis for this t
ag'-eement.'
The suspension order, Involving i
5S.0U0 miners In 82S mines was Is- j
sited last nielit lv John 1.. lwls. ,
president of the f nlted Mine Work- j
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PHI,A1)EI,1IIA (Uy , A,.
pneifMPrt Press. ) A siiKpennion in
the hnr'd roill fields Sent ember 1
was called Thursday nltfht by John
I- J-wis, president of the I'uited
Mine Workers of America.
.The suspension was e-llel be-
cause the miners were unable 1o
obtain from the operatoit, a. in per
cent wtiffe incre'ise. adoption of
the check off. enuili.ed whirrs for
dav workers and various other de-
mauds which they made condition-
-to renewal of the wuKC tontiact
expiring Aukusi ;ti. ,
or.i(l. im.rtive u wnlknnt nr
..jnnn nw,n nf xvutt.lt ,,hmif m.
000 wln npoimhlv he left In the
m)M.. frtr ,nini.mnr tt.,fit
,ilp ..revention of floodlna- and
rHV..i.H
qju, 0pprR(ors and the miners
,., ' ,t.wiin.Uoi f ....tiiir
Thursdnv nn the terms to irovern
t1(1 maintenance work. The miners i
insisted that the full number of.
linen b used ns in times of normal
production and that these men be
reiameq mirinff i ne emergency pe-
rtod wllhnut either reduction or
repine-meni i.v mommy men.
,-,e npern.nrs. nn mo mn-r na.iu
had wanted the , Rht I o she eton Ue
- ,iri.et leai.le.
.,). n)Hnurned without
The meetlnir n.ljoiirned will.oul
. ... (-.nn
to resume
at fi o'eloek l-Yidav morning.
fn(i f()r fnS(.nJtMnn ,for. 1n. ,wo;
wn brftn (hp
miners Ihi year because of t'buses
,u.v lllu.,.l,ll ,,a c-eurred In BUS-
iinWiiu in I tin limit
. 1
i:i'l limv VAl'A.NT.
MOW YOltIC (Al"). lliini row.
f!;inous rendezvous for the North
,L'antlc fleet lujuor slilps. wus de-
H. ned Thursday for the r'lrst timel
m y(Urs. Mnwever. rapt. Hrorg" !
carmine, new eommander of
ti e New York const guard dh i-j
,j0il declared the co st guar I
iducKade of rum row would not
,v relaxed.
. . ,, ,
Crime Accident Cause
19 Fatalities Thursday
Your
Name
In Print
.Mol of n me litimrui ami
like lo oi-e our namo in pilni
oc4 A'-lonall. The cdd'blHMlel.
Iianl-lu'adeil hiisEues-t nuiti of
I A (.rnntle, houeier, .loen'l
spi'iul lit v adieitKiiig money foi
(bat pin jmim-. fe uanls real.
biisines,-lMiihbng publicity for
i-ei-y dollar. o In tliM'Mi't
sHnd II al random uitbont
liies(iuntiii'4 n n d Mtin'in
Intw many readeiw, bal kind
of reailerx. wbal Is (lie itr-t nf
leru liing encb of them how fn-leri-ilcl
lliey are h; tlie niiil
liuti or method cmplo d, an I
other Hal riu tiH.
tien lie has thoroughly gone
Into Ibex aught of the ittb
tcni be torn-, at iiiht lo Tla
Olwrwr It ofTerx nil Unit
ban I -beaded bie-ine ran tie
maud.
"Otwcrier Ailertllng
A ilercbsjidlHlug bervfue."
Beach Resort Holel Destroyed by Fire
k'AnrT
...,... ,p ra,,,,,.,, s vSv v4,tC r. C3tS jur
M.min i n.r Ni ork VA. V. A ?ScJ ' .
s.x.rt dist,-,,,, fll I NSi' V1''lU. TPh&ttA ,l
inp. slums the rue apparatus ,3 J; Vyv''li ,""W!5 AirY'T S ' 'F1'
f.m mail,, towns in a valiant IX v'J'"" Vxtfc i' V "Wif ' V
an, nip, , save ,l. fan, ,,,.1 VS ' '".-tU.' 4 A
' ' msthentno, Jft3; J? " - 't: A
rfpork pfinn W4w
WAl.lAVA. Or
ThreuhlliK' wan resumed here, for
the most pint, fin lueadnv follow
ing (he w-ek-end rains and many)
good yields are being reported
The yield from most fields
mrcHiiea ure said 10 du runninfir
upound 0 buslie.n an acre for the
wii.u r - ,l ,tU f- - - -1-
1,0,18 wm'n' In! ,tlu 1S m 1U d"
IJU8lll''s un ut'r-
J I'lass, of Middle Valley, re-
porta u yield of about 4i buslicla
from a Held of Kederation. Glenn
Tulley report h a ;ili-bushel yield or
v ederiilion on his ranch in the
hills neyen niites northeast of here.
xni vaneiy or wneai ic proving
'very popular with many of the
wheat men of this section because
f hvavy yielding qualttlea. In
many instances wnere it has been
threshed out ibis- season It hns
been threshed out this wesson it
nuH ,ni"' considerable bettor yields
thun winter wheat in adjacent
MeUld.
iooi nt Yield
H. C. Hkkh reports a yield of
50 bushels of oals an acre on drv
hmd and also a 23 bushel an aura
yielU on spritlK piOWlltf," UHU Suea-
tik of Kederation.
,.nv fi:if,tin whn ritiinh.1
thn.Mhln(f a sfi.cn. fh-Jd of l - 'orty.
wh(,iU f(jr M(1(.k , J
. '" w . 'V , K Moy,L rU"
. ' ., J
Ira"" "H1 oune, un acre.
- . K ...
..ii.,m r . ,. J, i-r v i..i,i.
'
Gwflmnsirft, f 'Iin rrlKninn
Sent to iS'aval Prison
I WASHINGTON'. ly the Asso.i
Jeled Press.) l'rivale (l-orwe
Ileum, member of tlie marine minnl
,ot Die sinnmer White House in
Hwumpseott, hits bei-n s-nleneed to
,wo 5','"r8 in ",IVI1' prison and to)WUll killed w lien Ins autuinoblle
u -honorable discharge. 1 s .idded olf the roau und cruiMd
H" pleaded guil; to charges In-'into un air compressor on Handy
volvlng conduel to the prejudice road mar here today.
of good order, being absent with-1 "
olii It eve. slander, including dero- yiiiollnr POWCFS (jivcn
! gatory remarks to the ser vice, aim
I refusing to bathe when under ar -
rest,
LSI i;itlAY'S TOLL
I MO N TOW X. Aln. Se.-n
killed by boiler eplo-(oii.
(MK Ml SI I K. Pa. Pour
drowned.
l'lti;i;POUT. Te. Ih'pnly
-bei-irf Kbot lo death.
I'lK ) ;.X I X . An.. f rii-hninl
kilb nVr ami m-IL
1IK (.o Thu lnlorH
killeil In lamllnx eollKon.
MM.I ismi:il Okla. Two
nlhveil iiaiik rnhhcr kilhxl.
I I I'l sut it(. Train m en
killed by derailment,
Si:T; Kll.l.l'.lt ItV lll.AST
I MDNTOWN. Ala. (Al') K- v-l
in lien .-re r-poiiid killed'
Thuisir.y wh.-n a boiler al I he ml-
ton -Kin of An her and K.e a ex-
plii'l.d al l.iyl'.n. i. "ar her.-. '. .1.
.iiu li.inan .and six n.-Kioes wre
I1,., vietlnis. Th" b'.ihr was pari
of a p.iilabl" oiltlit ow I by '
li.l, haiiail.
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ItoAT c.PM.i:s. I fi It lltow0'
Hoi'llKSTKI'.. P... t.P -Two
lien and two Klrls were d rt.w o.-.i
i.n.1 one man swam lo safely when
He 11 row l.oal eeps'' d In a le uvy
u on Uihe Onlarlo, m ar liere,!
Thursday.
(Continued on I'stft nr..;
MMIILANSHIP
BEATS DANGER
WAHHINOTOlV. (By tlie Assool
uted Press.) Grounded for more
than 10 hours on a rock ledfje to
from bursllhK icebergs Is on.) of
the experiences from which t ho
Ilowdoln, staunch craft, of thu Mac
Mlllan Arctic expedition. has
emerged on her trip irom the
northern waters wit li the Peary.
The grounding occurred Huuday
several miles off shore In Murchl-
- .m sound
m
I A delayed message from Com
MU.AI1hll ,-elateH Hint to
nmniler .Miu'.Milbiii ii luleH, niai 10
11Vh the Kovvjoln tro.n uouno.iiK
. . " ', , ,,,",.',
tl.e ledBe. tin, IJ-lo(.r. steel Imrrels,
of Basobl.e weir ihron overb.mnl.
The iluvs.loln s ileeks bud a Jr. de-1
Kll:
list ns tin: tide elibeil.
Porlland Man Slain
In Automobile Wreck
PORTLAND. Ore., ly I he As w-clab-d
Press.) (L M. Itritt.nl, 3H.
- , . . '
j Hint 10 1 iy Lp LlCOlS
WASHINGTON (My the Aran-
elated P. fWO. While uwait.ng
eUu tlicattun of the fmvign debt
sil uat ton us reg;i rds t iie ! "renen
j obligations, the Waslilngtoi! go.'-
;rj
tlie smaller powers whose
the ( lilted SLites rcniuiu
mil limit d, .
With the Italian negotiations
selicduled to be resumed a. sunn
as that gowrnutenl cnri ntM. n
data required by the Aiiicric.ui
debt coiniiitHsion a iid the r ren, u
Hi ssion i pec led to arrl e here
for 1-onfei eiiecs l.lt.l it H pteinti r
.4, otf.eals feel that the time i.as
mi ris ed I or the u.ilbe.s owing
smaller amounts lo talk bus ne:;. j
iJotuo of tiiem have been told an I j
others soon ill be informed, tint
tills gownuuent sees no reason
for further delay In icreiving.
funding proposa.s from them, j
MAV SCHOOL Wll.l. ISISI-;
"
CAS.'AI'i: ,I.Ui S, (Hpe.
.ii.l.l Wi.il. on the pr.ipus .1 J" .-
' in 1.....I l.uihlli.K hen- will ntarl
al iu.ee, Ii.IIoaIiik a 'tension re tell-
d al n ! eiul iii-et ni.-. DHII'ulty
aics-! over oi'li.lnliiK a s le lor the
slriiilure. so II was voted lo b ind
on icrulind now owned by the ills-
tlUl. 1MIS IIIIIK'S II l.eei iwiary
II Oei
UH.V" th" KyllltlUMIUUI lo IIU
l ite board of dlreeiors appoini
"1 Iii" loll"'.'. Ili I. l.Hlni as II
I un adNlB'.ry ..I. null I ee. I'.. V
!: W
. Wheeler. A. W. .V. ye.-. .1. I I. li s. o.
I. tilover. . i . u.ieon, .uku
pet.'ison i. lid I.r. M. (illlelnandl. and bath. l.at'Ker ones are scarce less. Iteanxaiion oi i iui. -I
lllilo will be. uilvcrllBid Ilium dl- h. eause Hi. y re In sloull demiliid Kenile's forecast lu Its entirety
uUiiy. I few peoi.le tun stund ,ucU mur-jniay come next.
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StAlilO HKAIV IVU VMfiHT
SAM l-'HANUKCO (AP) Wnrlt
tiiff iii elK'it lionr shifts finp tlie lout
IH liours, eorpn "f be befit fivln
tlon niccbanlost BTallahln mpect to
coniplcb? the overhuulin of the
three buffo nnvy senplunet, whlti
will attempt a nm-H4op flight from
San PranciHco to tlie Jlnueltnu is-
'".!" J'' ?' ?. 1
Monday nftemcxni. Vinal plans
for the pbubt nru U Im armuued
KTI'DKNTS AIMIIT fil'ILT.
SAN l-'ltANflSfO (AP) IHIhs
V. linker ami Kussrll tVawford,
iinivei-Kily students, t.Mlny plendnl t
lirniltv to eburuoi tit extortion In I
, ,,.,.,, ,,,, .. i,-w,r.
iibtnlii UMl.tHHI from ti.l. imnlel (
,,,., ; ,.,,. , ,. ,,':
l mKtlmi llm. ,.s. .,,1(.u.
.1... .11. ... .. r... .. ......
Una front the city hy n fake tele
phone call, ami (ben lufnriiMMt tier
huhand nhe bad la'cn UldmiHMl,
demamllitg 8 ."(,( MM) for her ivIciim
mom.li i, ikx; syi:s un:
flilCAOO (AP). Kven l
seraggly little nmngrel dog em
be a hero. Tt by Cole, of mm.
desci ipt breed and appearance.
Is such a one.
I n a lire 1 h:it tlestroyeil a
rooming house It Nt night, Trily
Cole leil his oe'enarian mlslnsi,
Mrs. Altec. Harmon, deuf . nn I
partly lilind, through smoke and
tiaiiic to safety.
l-'li i men and spectators did
not hiinu Hlic hiin ti npped. Hiie
was u n i ware of her daner.
ltut Tilly Cole who attached
hims"lf to the uged woimm
when she ciiiiic here from t he
west three weeks ago lo sesieh
lot a in isHt in; son, knew sht)
was there.
Itaiklng ami I igglng al her
,:i.hls he piloted her down a j
I :ght of sintrs, through tt burn-
biiltv ay nmt Into the hIi t.
Washington Poor Place
For The Married People
(Ity t'lmrli's I. hlewnrO
WAHHINtnoN (MiA Mpeclal).
Washington Is In u fair way to
' rn If : n the r- nl predietMin :.r
(.iir m,, rlzl... i;. veislty i.r
W.,KM. tiai Hie time1
() ,nill,K , ,. j ,. r,.,
n( n HMi w n kM, ((f, , ,,
..,,, ,,r r(,.K. ,lle the I -
p(i (1) H MlM , ,.n u,,. B(.
al ,., ,M niy ,., (,. Hn e-
,.,, 'nk ll( t,,. ,,. Ilfhlh.
in, ...
The nalional rapllal. I.eeause of
' 'lis relaliM-ly hire more or les
. tup... ary popirai '.on tends siron.;-
y toward iipailmelll house
'Xls
tepee. Now, the typical Wash-
line.
-in soil" of npiirllil. nts eon-
s'sim oi uui nn.i.is. Hiu:ueo".i.i
ROAD BOARD
HILL SELL
E
Two Million Dollars
Worth of Bonds to
Be Disposed of
FOUR CONTRACTS
LET TO; BIDDERS
Highway Commissioners
Award Jobs Amounting
to $146,200 to Portland,
Baker' Contractors.
PORTLAND,. Ore.. (By the As
sociated Press.) The state high
way commission today decided to
sell two million dollars worth of ,
bonds and to uso the money to re
fund short time issues which ma
ture September first.
Contracts let by the commission
included:
The Hend-Lnvn Uutto section of
The Dulles-California highway. 9.5
miles of grading, to L L. Llrown,
of Portland, 48.tt68.
The Sutton La ku-Florence sec
tion of the Roosevelt Coast high- ,
way. 6.16 miles of' grading, to
linker Kcharschnuth, of Baker,
165.732.
A bridge over the Umatilla river
to lcho, to J. U. Tobln. of ljrt
Innd, $22,766.
A bridge at fltnnfield ', to C. J.
Montag, of Portland. 118,745.
The new bond Issued decided
upon by tho commission will not
raise the states bonded Indebted
ness but will materially reduce the
amount puld tor interest. The new
bonds are expected to sell at an
interest rate of four und a quarter
per cent. Tho old tssuu culled for
six pur cent. ' .
1 Petition Honrtt
J. V. Bmlth,, of Newberg, pre
sented ' petition for .tho apprut.t
of a franchise for a toll road be
tween Portland ind Tillamook
along th Trask river Via Gaston,
The petition proposed, to make a
(Continued on Page Five.)
AIR 'LEGGER
'CHICAGO, (y tho Associated
Presf.) living flt'hiig, suspected
of being the mysterious ai'lano
bootlegger playing tint ween Canada
and Chicago. , nnd Harry Herman,
identified by police as a gunmen
and robber, w era found shot to
death near tho Ashburne aviation
field near here today.
Hchllg, held responsible for somo
of Chicago's sepctaculur, daring
hold tips, is believed to huve been
slain by rival bootleggers who fear
ed his success in bringing In good
whisky might give him a bottleg
ging monopoly.
(TKAN, Krench Morocco. (Hy
the Assnelnted Press ) The entiro
group of American aviators here
made their first fighting flight
over the enemy tribesmen's camps
today, dropping 340 bilovrrams of
h"nhs and scoring many direct
til in.
They also dropped food nnd am
munition to six outposts surround
ed by the enemy.
idero'is rentals so there's litllo
indurenient to build them. Not
much o( u fumlly ean be suuetzed
Into two rooms eomfortftbiy.
Ho what's it poor nuterfumlll n
to do with himself, his wire ned
(.V),n 0ffB1,rlo(f past the Us"'
when It rim bunk with pn nnd
,,,,, ...j,, flnd shelter for tils I. rood 7
Why. If they're to live like hum: n.
heliiKS. his only reeoilrse Is In
move Itllo Hi'! BlllMII I.B - -I M 1
I hase. Ta-omii. Park. Clarendon
or some sueh placeand rent a
eouiiKe.
- I Til's doesn't Olillr limit cential
Washlnirlon's population to tho
unmarried, mil II "' pre. y
near iu iiiiuii.. . '" -
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PAL MURDERED
U. S. AVIATORS
BOMB IBIS