La Grande evening observer., September 03, 1925, Image 1

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VOLUMtf XXIII.
MEMBER ASHOClATBn PKEK8
LA GRANDE. OREGON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1925.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 283
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AT FLOWER
EKilll
Annual
Club. Show1
loses with
Judging o:
Blossoms
AFFAIR HELD AS
MOST SUCCESSFUL
Mcsdames DeLile Green,
J. A. Cook, Ray Baum,
A. J. Stange Among
Prize Winners.
. The annual Neighborhood 'Flow
er show came to a very successful
conclusion hist evening. A larre
crowd was in attendance to view
the flower displays, hear the prize
winners announced and the musical
pror.ram (riven.
Iom many anjtlrs the show was
considered one of the most enc
ci ssful ever given. The exhibits
were exceptionally good and the
attendance exceeded tiiat of past
years.
Ribbons were given as prizes.
A Hut of the prize winners fol
lows:
Aster Pintle Chinese. Mrs. J. A.
(Viok, first ; Mrs. Hernshaw, sec
ond. Asters, basket, Mrs. Kay
H:im. first; Mrs. C V. Cain
second. Aster, late branching, Mrs.
K. Keynolds, lust. Astcrmuin,
M-h lei," Green, first. Aster
coniet, Mrs. Grace Huscy, first.
Zlnies, to up. M rs, Del ,11c Green,
first ; M rs, Kay Haum, second:
Mrs. Miller, Union third: Hlnrle
specimen. Mrs. JIurold liarrun,
t ii8i ; mixed bouquets, Mrs. A. J.
SLunge. first and second; Mra.
Charles Moore, third. Mlscnllnne.
ons. Mrs. Kd Miller, first; Mrs.
Jlendriel sen, second: Mis. Hayden,
third. Gladioli. Mrs. Robert Seott,
first: Mis. Kberhard, second.
-Jios-s. Lady Hillington; no first
prb'.e awarded: Mrs. Keynolds. sec
ond prize, a two-year subscription
to Home it nd Garden: l.ous An
petes. Mis. Miller, first; White
Kubirney, Mrs Miller, second; Mrs.
Keynolds, third: sunflowers. Mrs.
Zundel, first; Mrs. Miller, second.
The judgts were, ('. Penning
ton. A. V. N'elK'in. A. W. T. Milne
and Mesd.uius It. K. Murphy. John
Theison, Kd Keynolds. Harry Xnr-1-
-'-. H. S. Urov. n!ur. Alfred J.
Cook, T. J. Scropgin, Homer Wil-
(Continued on Page Four.)
Kd Wright, former, district at
torney, and Iv K. Hingo. loenl at
torney. Iiave formed a law firtn
which becfiine effective .SeptembjT
first, operating under the name of
Itinco and Wright.
Offics of the firm are located
in the We.st-Jacobson building.
Mr. Wriirht retired rrom the dis
trict attorneyship because of III
health imd has been inaetive for
the pnst 1 S months. IPs return
to nctive work will be welcomed
in local circles. Mr. Bingo has
pracliced here lor the past five or
Six years.
'eighborhood
NEW LAW FIRRfl
FORMED HERE
Quiet Meeting Follows
Week of Project Awards
Wil h the rush and jam of the
p:st tek at an end, with contracts
n a rd ed on the renter shore ol
the project authorized at the June
third special election, the city com
missioners gravitated back to nor
mality last night and waded
through routine matters, such us
listening to the monthly report of
city ofi'lcii-Js. okehlng the salary
Hst. and the like.
The n ss on. which started
promptly nt 7:4" o'clock, was con
cluded in about an hour's time with
nothing of much importance cntn
inc to their attention. To one who
followed them ihrough th" p'ist
week, throuch a regular and three
adjourned meetings in the space ttr
six d.iys. the gal h' ring his' nighl
reminded one of "after the storm.
Heading of the minutes for the
protracted meeting occupied ap
proximately 1 T minutes time nnd
following that came the monthly
reports. The police repor! showed
that 26 arti sts had been mad" dur
ing the month of August with VL
convicUou3 and u-italUng lu fJuei
Californian
Injured When
Collide
Chevrolet and Ford Hit
on five Points Bridge;
Three Other Accidents
Reported.
Yesterday afternoon was fea
tured by several automobile coU
nsioiis but, tortunately. no one of
tie unwilling participants were
seriously injired.
An oeciot nt occurred near Htl-
ffi when a Chevrolet, driver un
known, hit a Kord, driven by
Ir. Young of Los Angeles, Calif.,
in a wooden bridge this side of
Kive Points. The cars were dam
aged slightly and Mr. Young re
ceived some minor Injuries. He
was brought to the hospital and
his wounds dressed.
Officers today are investigating
reports of an automobile accident
that is supposed to have occurred
yesterday near Kamcla.
Two Wrecks Ilciv.
The third collision happened -t
the intersection of Adams aven ie
and Second street when a Dodge
truck, carrying peaches and driv
en by A. L. Warf of Walla Walla
hit an Overland sedan driven by
J. K. Berry, of Wallowa. Minor
damage was done to the- cars and
licit her driver was hurt to any
extent. Mr. Warf, officers said,
had signified his Intentions of
paying for the damages.
The fourth smash took place
on Fourth street about 6 o'clock
I when cars driven by Fred
Hartman of Portland, and C?eorge
Lyman of La Grande, hit. No
occupants of the automohilrs were
hurt and slight dumape was done
to tho cars.
Two Men Pay Tines
Wilfred Stoddard. 17, who railed
to .stop after running into a state
oil truck with the car he wus
driving, was lined $10 and costs
In the' jtistlcn court tUid iiiornii.-ft
by Hugh K. Brady, justice of th
peace. This brings the attention
of the public again to the fact that
(Continued on Page Five.)
IRRIGATIOXISTS"
IX CHARGE OF
BUSINESS LUNCH
A special chamber of commerce
(luncheon will be held at The Tif
fin tomorrow noon wit h the irri
gation committee oS, the organiza
tion in charge. Albert Hunter,
chairman of the in'itratton coin
'iniltee, will preside al the lunch
eon.
Particulars of the business to he
taken "ip at the luncheon hm e
not been made public. The com
m it tee in charge refuses to di
vulge any of the details and re
silent except for tin- statement
that the affair Is to be. "impor
lant." Plans are going forward for
the regular weekly Tuesday noon
luncheons, si art ing flute of which
has been tentatively set on Sep
tember 1".
Hush Brady, chairman of the
forum com mi! tee. in charge of
the programs, has been w orklug
on some interesting programs for
t he -luncheons.
Portland Barbers to
Charge Local Prices
Statements made by lor;il bar
bers some time ago that the fir
cent haircut and the 3'i-cenl shave
would be common In the course o!
time b re h-'inir borne out.
Portland barbers will begin
charging Cu and 35 cents next
Monday.
and forfeit tires a men n I ing to
JHii.5ii. Nineteen of the 'arrests
were (or drunkenness.
The fire chief's report said that
five fire calls bad oicum-d durinif
Ihe month with the loss not yet
Adjusted.
Tin recorder's report and the
manager's weekly report were
read.
The salary list fir the month we
read and on motion, allowed and
ordered paid by warrant.
An inquiry from n north ;d
resident wi'S made, ashing whether
Y street would be Improved befor
the snow falls. He was informed
t hat the proposed paving of the
street was Impossible because
S'ssments againsi many lots would
exceed tlK-lr ass.sRed valuation and
that tn order to Improve the street
in any other way It would be nec
essary to circulate a petition,
create an Improvement district nnd
other mutters.t hat would take con
siderable time, making any im
provement before next year very
j unlikely. . ,
SELECTED
FOB TERM
Faculty for High School
Is Complete with One i
Exception Now
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
PEDAGOGS CHOSEN
Principals of La Grande
Schools . Will .Meet To
morrow with J. T.
Longfellow, j
A meettnjr of the principals of
the Ta Gmnde public schools will
be held Friday morning In the of-1
flee of J. T. Longfellow, superin
tendent. At Hits time matters rela
tive to tho school, work will be,
taken tip. j
A genernl teachers meeting will '
he held in the high school audi
torium at 1 0 o'clock Saturday
morning.
A list of the h'gh school teach
ers was Issued this morning by K.
D. Towler. principal. All vacancies
have been filled with thf excep
tion of the place held by Miss
Daiph in the domestic art depart
ment last year.
1 1 iuh Sc-honl JnMructors.
The list of Instruct or.s for the
high school follows: Carolyn T-tmi-man,
modern language; Mabel Bnn
iet. dean of girls, KngiNh: Kthel
Birkford, English, mathematics;
Ksther Brelholz, history; Mildred
(Continued on Pa Flv?.
BOYS, GIRLS TO
The annual Hoys' and GirK
club picnic will start at the Union I
xperiment station at 1 1 o'clock
tomorrow morning and from In
dications there w ill be a large
crowd of boys and girls nnd th?lr
parents present at Hie opening.
Lunch will be esten in the
grove at noon and the real pro
gin in will star! afterwards. The
program will include short talks
by Hobert Wilhycombe, head of
the experiment Htation, and sev
eral club members and workers.
J. V.. Caluvan, from t he office
of J. K. Churchill, state superin
tendent of public instruction, will
assist H. CI. Avery, county agii
eiilhtrist in conducting the pro
gram. One of the important features
of the picnic will be the stock
judging contests. L'ueh.ycnr Union
county sends a stock judging
am to compete at the state lair
Salem nnd another al the Pa
cific International Livestock ex
hibition at Portland. The con
tests, tomorrow, w 111
tie, hogs and sheep
be with cat -
and will af-
lord good praullec. The ti-um to
represent t his county at Salem
wit I be selected some time this
month.
In addition to the regular uje
nic program Mr. Withyeombe will
conduct nnd Inspection tour of the
experiment station ' grounds an 1
explain the work now being done
at the Institution.
Grande Ronde Lumber
Company's Bid Winner !
Contract for the car load of slack
to heat Ihe court house this win
ter was h-t to the Grande Hondo
Lumber company by ihe county
court yesterday afternoon. Hids
were received from most of the
ocui fuel concerns. I
The county court of Union county
will meet with the Umatilla coun
ty commissioners In Ia Grande to
morrow morning to discuss the
transient livestock tax. Ten o'clock
has been set as the hour for the
meeting to convene. j
Senator Klepper Will !
Attend Elks' Meeting
Senator Mill on It. Klepper of !
, i matillu county and Incidentally
Kxatied Huler of the Portland. It
P. o. KUn lodge, will be in l,a
Grande this evening to attend the
regular meeting of Klt-s' large
number 433 of La Grande.
Senator Klepper, an attorney by
profession has been In Iji Grande
on legal business. He Is a brother
to the former owner ot Ihw Port
land btuteUttU club, I
MEET AT UN ON
Service Test
Replies Are
Laughable
ArmliVnnts for Miininiiinl
Employment Submit!
Queer Answers to the
: Questions Put to Theni j
.OR ANGKI.KS. lty the Associ
ated Press.) In gen ions reasoning
may at Lines serve in the absence! clUiS SoiTOWf llllv PieC
nf accurate information, but it isj , o.
not always a safe substitute. This Mg -UUt otOl'y
wqs the generalization formulated
by Carl V. King, secretary of the
Los Angeles civil service board,
alter going over the examination
papers of a class of candidates re
cently seeking municipal employ
ment. "What Is a labor distribution
sheet?" was one question. A cun-
didate. evidently relying upon nisi
reasoning
knowledge
racuity ratner umn
replied, "One that is
edited by tiie laboring class In th
form of a newspaper and Is dis
tributed for the purpose of keep
Ing their fellowmen enthusiastic."
To the question. "What is ar
son ?' another candidate replied,
"The act of trying to poison u
person with arsenic."
Other Answers
Other questions and answers
were:
The Pendleton ilound-l p asso-
! elation has issued an invitation
to the La Grande' American Le-
Slbn drum ' and bugle corps to
.play on tho owning day of the
tound-up, according to anno uico-1
fhient by Raymond Williams thlH
l morning. Mr. wuitnms is miia-1
Inger of the organization, and says
' that the corps w ill probably ho-
cept and send from 2u to 25 men
to the annual show.
The local drum and bugle corps
Is one of the best in the stain
and will make n creditable show
'ing beyond any doubt. Two years
ago the organization w on thiru
Mrs. O. R Coolidge
resident of La Grande
years, died suddenly at
at 1 106 O aven J" this
Although in advanced years
(she was 7 a years old ) Mi s.
Coolidge was around aa usual yes
terday anil her family and friends
lutf) no warning that the end w is
so near.
The end came suddenly and
Mrs, Coolidge died us pencef ully
ne nan nveu
leaving many in
mooin ocr ionn.
une lei' ves a w moweo niisnanii,
three sons. II. K. Cool id e and
C. C. Coolidge of U'i r;rande, and
O. H. Coolidge of Keutlle, Wash.,
and a daughter, Mrs. JI. I. Iewi
of Ia Grand".
Funeral arrangements are in
definite. The remains are now
at the Hihnenl.amp chapel.
1278
Farm Houses
In County
According lo niod recent f ;y
iiret. tber nre l'J7H fm m
be.nicH In liilou cminiy but
only approximately half of
lhe-e nit i-caclteil by ruriil uuiil
(Kit delivery.
The other half lUe com to
mi-I of flii" noil call lor their
ntnil direct or mi addi-e-.M-d ar
Mi-t orr'ces liming no rural
l-oule mi Ice. H t he cut ire
n"lii1er of Til in Ihhim, The
(Hntit reai- h c rcgulat lv
iii'M'p than .Vi imt cent. 'I be
t ih-irr' fn rni circulation I
by far tin lnrget In Hicm two
cnilitle. (H-rnT Want AiK
rencb the hoincs at minimum
-ist.
"Obsenrrr Ad vert lng
A MerchandlsiiiK Servlue."
I' i
(Continued on Page Six.) j
iiiunrnniiii
IIWILUIIUIil, !
BUGLE CORPS
j (Continued on Pape Five.)
MRS. COOLIDGE
ANSWERS CALL
a beloved
for many
her home
morning.
I CHIEFS
SADDENED
Department Offi
lNtlvjr
DISASTER FOLLOWS
LOSS OF PN-9, NO.
Shadow of Uncertainty Is
Cast Over Hopes of
Authorities to Develop
Practical Air Service.
loOM M (By the As.socintrl
Press.) No trace of the mlKsitig
naval plane PN-tl, No. t, bad been
round early today. Clear skies aid
ed ah and water craft hi their un
rt'lentlnir Hturch today to lenm the
fate of the five men on the huge
st'njil.'tiif which dropped Into file
i i-nii Tuesday after running out of
fuel.
WAHMTNC.TON (By the Associ
ated Press) From fragments of
information brought In from many
! sources the navy department sadly
sought today to piece out the story
of the tragedy whose full Import
cannot yet be assessed.
Coming Immediately behind the
d l:a p i len ra nee of t he na va 1 plane
PN-'J. No. 1. in her attempled Ha
waiian flight, the lo.sH of the Hhen
sndotih cast ' a shadow of uncer
tainty over hopes of naval officers
who have endeavored to build up
l-ractical Hues the service of
.naval aviation. The Shenandoah
was IJie only military dirigible
owned by the United Nlaltts.
Navy department Informed,
WASHINGTON (By the Associ
ated Press) The air cruiser Shen
andoah crashed in a windstorm
eight miles north of Caldwell, Ohio,
early today the navy department
was Informed in a message received
at 7:3U o'clock this morning.
Fourteen were reported kilted In
cluding Commander iausdowne,
and 15 Injured. The airship is a
total wreck.
Plil Irfisliie; My SeaC-"
CdLUMHUS. Ohio (By the
aoc.aicd Press) "I'm losing
ea1."
'J'hls was th last message
(Continued on Page Four.)
STOCKMEN'S EYES
TURNING TOWARD
MAKER MEETINGS
BAKKK, Ore. (Special). Tim
senate com mil tee on public lands
of which K'tiiitor Hianficld Is
chairman, will hold hearings In
tin1 circuit court room here Sep
tember 1 2, at 1L30 a: m., at
w Inch time nil tiueslions "per
taining to the public lands of the
I riited Stales, w bet her within or
w it ho jt t he forest reser ve, and
especially the future of grazing of
livestock thereon, will be consid
ered by said committee.'
There will also be a meeting of
liveHiock non held a( tho ol flees lug. ,
of the Cattle and lloise Hatsers'j ft(r K(r,f. ,.,s f0r broken ribs
Association of Oregon, al 7::i0)un,i tH injured Internally, lb is in!
p. m. Kriday, September It, to., V,.)V Krave condition Mccording
w blch alt stockmen ar e Invited.
"These hearing: will be of vital
importance to the si ockmen of
t;-"-lein Oregon and Southern Ida
ho." Charles J. Shell on. secretary
of (he association, says.
Wrecked Shenandoah
Was on 5-I)ay Journey
1
The j.'i!iii air cruiser, Shenan -
,ih. which whs totally deidroycd
a wreck near Caldwell, Ohio
lo
in
ihlH iiiorniMtr with more than a
do' n fatalities, left Uikehurst. N.
J., yeMierday on a five-day trip
which wits to Iihvc covercfl eleven
eastern and in id -we( stales.
The tentative schedule called for
nioviiiK IhrotiKh the skies above
New Jers-'V, I'eniuivunia. Wl
V.iirinla, Ohio. In'l'ana, Illinois.
MbHoiirt. Iowa, Minnesota. WlHcon
.in and Michigan.
'I he Sh'-narido;i It tahs t r ili to
coui'.iele the fij;lil upon which
Ihe I oh AiiK''!'-.t embarked pet era I
imoiiI lis ;ik'.
Stores to ( lose Here
Ail Day Next Monday
Labor day. Monday. Aiurust 7,
Is a b'Kal holiday and the stores In
(,a Ontnde will be closed all day,
accord) rig lo announcement this
morning.
The Kvenin? Obesrver will ltsue
au cuiiy mornUitf pupur.
That Naughty "Charleston"
M r?i! , NX
H if! Xyl
vf( vK
t fi
The "Clinrli-slon" I inl on flilhHlnii by loin rmrlcols unit
Sully shut of (lie "Sramlals" who Mkiiv llm ilaminsc mailers nt
llinlr tiHiviiilloii In York City how not to ilo tliu "Cliariwt-
toil" pMlKTl,V. ' " '
TEB HOMES IXTRA
WASHED If
101- PAHO.Texas (By- tho Ansor.
ated Press.) t Klve- hundred fam
ilies In South KI Pao and three
suburban additions are homeless in
the worst flood experienced here
since 1 K97. Damage Is estimated
at $400.000. '
Water is racing ihrough the
streets In lower KI Paso the nult
of a canal break which occurred
late last night..
Troops from 1-ort Bliss are pa
trolling the streets and aiding in
strengthening the dykes.
The Ited Cross is providing; shel
ter for the homeless.
FALLING TREE
Fred Sise, a ttmp of about ifi
years who has been employed in the
Mt. Kmily Timber company': camp
near here, was brought to La
Grande this morning at about il:'o
o'clock In a very serious condition
the result of being struck by a fall
ing tree. The accident occurred
at about 8:30
o'clock thiH morn-
NQ physicians.
I
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Men in Crawfish Feed
About, thirty-five nieinh'-rs fif
the Ultima Nu fraternliy fiotn Pen
dleton. I .ii Xirande. Inibler. I'nlon
i and other siirrouiiillm; pnintn ;nve
)a crawfish feed last evening "t
' n)n(. ,,'clock at the Homiumt hotel
(Unina; rooui, with about rifi'en
hiieinbers of the hu,'h school, who
nr; ptunmiiK to an-no crnie-ie mm
year, as their jriiests.
DuriliK Ihe evenbu! Ki d
of Pendleton, nddresaed thi
ent.
Slelye
IUM-k I ' mini hi Trout. I
MINI, fITV. Ore.-- p. cei-1 1 v a
nine-Inch (rout ratiKht by a pro
pedor in the Moii'h l-i lit iu mi river
had a K"1d nun("t In it. WUi"
flMhin; near lierry. J. It. palr-ck
of lietroit. cauEhi u niii'-.ineh rcl
iie trout, and upon opening lonid
h houlder in Its hlouiach. The
rock welched two ounces and was
Jii Inches In circumference.
'BinHrM .Nji io(l One.
HKNlt, Ore. ItecaUM- he Hi' pt
while his cainpflrc in,w rrom a
KiiiuM blMe Into a forest fire, I . .1.
Sullivan wiw In a Madias Jell wlih
a fine of $ff and fiti.Mi cots iin
poMed on him by JumUcu ot the
fwuctt Tuiiiui. ,
WORKER HIT BY
. , m'nii;t is akhi:sti;i
fl'HK DAM.KH (AP) W. R.
Mo yd, Oregon oi-oonvlit, waiit1!
by Polk county officials In con
nection with tlio death Tnifwlay
nighl of ( lintou I. Ilnun, Imle
Hiulcii(t gariute man, Is iMdng held
he IX ' following liin arixl Hi t'iio
railroad iml last night. J. 11
Hlte, who claims he and another
youth ww picked up nt TroiiUlalo
by liloyil, a IX. n'Mi held. Llovd has
coiiresscit to t'.ie inurthT, lcpiit
Shcrirf hhcmxT lias nniioutux-il.
MiKiirr t'AMiin oi k.
WASIllNti'lO.N (AP) Secretary
Wilbur MHlay onlercd llm propose!
San I'YniuiMfi-Hawaiian Diglit of
the nan al plane Pit-1 iMWtiHnicd in
definitely. The order was Issued to
permit (snitimicd concciilratlon or
efforts In scnri'iiliig for th miss
ing lN-, No. 1, which dlsnpiMarHl
near Hawaii Tuesday. This step
siiicrccdid plans by Sail Francisco
nawU riiccrs to start the l'U-1 to
IllOITOW.
The lUilles Will lni)ioe Link.'),
Till1; OALLKS. Ore. Immediate
development of The lmllc Coun
Irv club golf course, now that wa
ter for irrigated fairways and grass
greens is awnired, i" contemplated
by the direclors. Water was alruck
r. ( i ntiv bv a well-drilling crew. A
nu m pine plant hus been ordered.
(jeurge Junor of the Alderwood
club, Portland, recently went over
the course and offered suggestions
as to tlie installation of the irriga
tlou .system.
Wixalhiirn Has .Mali Delivery.
Wnoblll KN, Ore. Wooilburn's
new citv mail dehvery service be-
'i:an will) Frank Procfor as the
' rciMihir carrier and Rev. John T.
Myers as auxiliary carrier. It Is
giving general satisfaction.
I Writer Says
Taciturnity Fictitious
(ty Pharlcrt I. Stewnrl.) 1
VASHIN'i'l't)N M-;a Spiclal)
I 'resrt nci-oiintH from Hwampsc ott
don't indiciic that President Cool
I h:e is ah sih-nt a inan as he has
I he rep-Hal Ion of belnif. He. Ol
rat lu r ins "spoKesman," nieanin'.'
tlie Kline tlllllU'. H iplotetl UH doinK
coiiHMliabi- talk inn. IPa talk
tinrsn't. contain much Information
lo h- sure. hut. us talk. It amounts
airiest to garrulity arotinil a col
niiin and a half of it every day
wen (Is, wonK words.
The frutll Is. the president's
taciturnity Is larKdy fictlttmiH.
Mcery iu' Ktib-nt has some such fic
tion built up about him. The pres
ent chief niaglslnile does have a
faculty tor saylntr unite a pithy
lit Mit thlntf now and then. A few
of these ohm-rvntions uol Into print,
the public noticed them. Rot an
le he itatd nothlntr else, and the
White llon.ie chroniclers, who were
m; la lib' luf bmiuo puculmrity to
I CRUISER i
HE TO I
BEST WINDS
Mighty Shenandoah Falls
to Larth m Three
Pieces
COMMANDER AMONG
TRAGEDY VICTIMS
Thirteen Officers and
Men Also Wiped Out;
Dead in Wreckage Near
Ava, Ohio.
CALDWELL, 0. (By As
sociated Press). The giant
dirigible Shenandoah is no
more.
It went dcivn in three
pieces here early today and
killed its commander, Lieut.
Zachary Lansdowne and 13
officers and men.
The airship strnrk a amrll snualt
shortly after G o'clock near here
while traveling at an altitude of
non foet en route from Lrfikehurat,
N. J., to the wet.
WlmlH TKi KtroiiK.
There waa no explosion.
1'he bite Bhtn almply met wtnda
that H wna tinatile to combat.
One piece, 4J0 feet lontr, felt near
A va. 'Ohlp.
The control compartment. In
whieli tho commander and the nav.
jKMtlng crew waa rldlns, fell 60
feet away.
The third aectlon, 150 feet lonp,
drifted 13 mllca, landing- near
Sharon, In Noble eounly.
lilat of Drtul.
Amonir the dead ace:
O M M A N O K K ZACITART
liAMWIKIWNRi Greefivllln, Ohio.
.IKUTHN'ANT LOl'IS 1IAN'-
fHK'K, Austin, Texaa, executive of
ficer.
I.lKirTKNANT O. n. UWR-
ENOK. HI. Paul, Minn.
I.IBUTKNANT A. K. HOUGH-.
TON, Allatone, Masa.
OKOHOK O. HCHNIT'.Kn. Tuck-
erton, N. J., chief radio man.
JAM1J8 A. MUOKK, Jr.. Savan-
nuh. Ob.
KVHUHTT T. AI.I.K.V. Omaha,
Nebr.
JtAl.l'H T. JOl-'PKItY, St. Tula.
HAHTHOIXIMKW U. O'SULLI
VAN, Lowell, Mohh.
WII.IjIAM H. Sl'llATLlSY, Ven
ice, III.
CHAIllKH H. nilOO.M, Toma.
river, N. J. ,L '
CEI.KSTINO T. MA..rCO, Mur-1
ray Hill. N. J..-
JAM I3H W.' CD1.UNAN, Blnff
humton, N. J.
(Continued on Pnire Five.)
f'HICAOO (Hy the Associated
Press.) Walter "Kabbit" Maran
vllle today reslRned as manager of
the I'hhrufco National banehall club.
(ieorKe Olbson, the club conch,
was appointed nclltm mamiRnr for
the remalndor of the season.
Coolidge's
wish onto him, for Ihe a ike of news
Intercut, (crabbed lit Una tiniurlnarir
one and have worked it for ull It
waa worth ever since.
...
It's a fuel thai President Coo!
IdKc la buekwanl about diH'-usslnir
important oniatlonn bill not mora
no than moat politicians are. In-d'-i'd.
lesM o, if auythlnit. Indlvl
duala who are cln.-nt lo him any
he I.Mida to b't more ealH out of
their Ikikm than he ouKht to, when
he K'ta atiirted, and their hiivo to
watch hlni to keep him from get
linK Into trouble.
. .
(liven a mlbject of no particu
lar aiunllleunee. and he pratlles in
ileflnltely. This hua nfien been re
innrkcd about hint nt bin periodical
reeepllona of Ihe newapaper men
In WuahliiKton. They un l ten
about It, for Ihey've already Inveat
ed him with his Ml" f -"Ullent
Cal," ao they can't, but tliey aueak
of U ttinoiig UmhuvIvv.
RABBIT' QUITS
CHICAGO CUBS