La Grande evening observer., September 07, 1925, Image 1

EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT TAGES TODAY
CITY
EDITION
THE WEATHER
PORTLAND (AP) Ore
Ron: rnsottltd tonight uml
Tlltmlny. loeul showers, mild
tempcraturca.
VOLUME XXIII.
MKMKKIt AHMO'HATEU PKfcHS
LA GRANDE. OREGON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1925.
MEMBER AHHOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 286
GS
4 COUNTIES
-WILL MEET
La Grande to Entertain
Delegates at Septem
ber 26 Session
STATE MARKET
AGENT COMING
A. R. Shumway, C. J.
Hurd, "Mary Jones and
Dr. W. T. Phy Sched
uled to Speak.
What gives promise of being one
of tlu- bigge-t countv grnnce nict
Ings in I 'nion conntv for some
lime will be In-Ill In ihe Odd Fel
l;i ws ball at I ft, Gi andti on Sep
tember 2.
llosides members from Cnlon
co. inly delegates will be fent here
from linker, Wallowa and I'mat il
ia counties.
The morning session will lie
taken mi wiih grange buslne.-s out
the afternoon meeting will be open
to ll-e public. A basket (Unncr w It
be hil it noon when oil the coun
ty wll afijt. The Blue Mountain
grange, his: for" the dtiy. will serve
dinner In the evening at 6 o'clock
and is also arranging to serve re
freshments following the degree
work In the evening.
Program I'lmncd.
l nrter lUT'etii n or Mrs. rnr.i The J Grande golf tenm got
rle .-;.eneer. lecturer for the Blue away In a good st.ni in the hilt-.
Mountain grange, n short proarvM city tourai.ieht at JJikcr yesterday,
will be given at the close of the Jn point of attendance the touinn-
evenlng's work. men) wit one of the largest that
C. J. Jlurd. of the O. A. C. ex- ha ever been held In ea.tie.n Ore
tension service, C. K. Spenee, rtrite gVui. 'I he C"niret Hon w.is cor
ronrket a pent. A. It. Shumway,, responding!) keen with some exeep
mcmber of the legislature and liooaily good goiters competing,
member of ihe. HudKnn liav smntfy Un (he upeninir dav. yi-Hterdav.
of (''eewaler. Miry Jona eUtiir l vt wvm Kt4 vulfers from
rp-vn 'of the sttite home 'economfc dleton. V :lla Walla. Ia Grande,
committee for the grnng-e. Dr. W. lJaker. IJoise and Nampu in the
T. Phy. T nion gnntue master, will fln.t illfilitn. With four men to a
nil he present and assist with thort flight there were L'G flights yeater
projfinm. day.
M. 1 Tartt r. of Mt. Taniile The tournament will he conelud-
KfaiiK-, i- pnpnrUiff an original ed linla. J L. .hci-M who wan
H'tiiK for the day. Jack !oi ham one of the ineiulu r of t he l,u
is drilling the Wolf Creek quartet. (Jrande team yestnrday. wa.-t called
op i,I Miif-s will be given by MKs
Ki'inni Laxtrr. of t'nion. Mrs,
Chadwipk of Cove, and Misi Kpen
cer and Hermit h;t gain, of Ja
draede,
A . p'-riiil hnp.o pcoiinmlr eonfer
ence w'M" be held during the day
with Mrs. Jones in charce and a
leptuivr's con ft retire will ;.lso be
on the das projivim wlvn Mr.
Kurd will explain Die district de
buting coiit'-st which is being car
ried out I his years.
State Mat-k't Awnt Spenee w'll
confer with the committee on the
work of a public market for La
Grande.
Thier nccupan's of ;i car that
was rompifti-ty demolished m at
I-intt-rprlse e irly Sunday morn.ng. j
i scaped In j h ies u'mosl mirapti- j
lously.
Ilar'ld
Thi-y wrre
tiny lier-v,
a girl from
name could
I l-tlaas and
Island
'it v. who.se
not Ih-
ascrtalned.
The
niotorists Wfie r't inning
from Wallowa La ke wm-n t h
automobi'e I. -ft the read and
tolled nvi-r four flnus. 1 1 pons
s i y t hat the driver lost control
of the car on a turn. The ap-'i-denl
otvm-red r.boul one o'clock
In the morning.
Blight Menacing Trees;
Remedial Steps Urged
H It. W'-athi-'-spoon, s'nte liorti
ctilt urn 1 cmi minsioner. who ma ; y
h s home .-1 Llgtn and v-t ho is orv
of the h-adiilg apple growers if.
Last rn ) ei-on. a-mouneeii
that he flnilM "tlvre Ins l"-.n e
inlM outbreak of bts-rht in poeti
cally all the irrhard in Cnion
rouniy tli's yejir."
"ontinuini; Mr. Wealh rspne!i
says:
T!-e infeetion ociirr' d dtirun.
C'e bhiniipn'- ' as'iTi are! thmtij-h
fie blcs.soins almost entic-Iy bit!
f'lriunair'y. th- ear'y seasmi w..s
S'irh ihat no real -pid-nnc of th
dlSftse occurred.
' The drs-iiy - has wor' -1 v- rv
Sow ly j,.;-! (,v PieRe ' Mi mlnat e 'H
y-ni will fji,, ) n-i;iie paiik--r. art
I'M'tilniTOP th- ;ir;er w red at th
b ' oi the fruit, spur that was
blight, d.
Much Mepend on Winter
"Should the winter be a mild
dar:p om w th a ear ly sprin th- r
Is no 4u.6t.oii, but :h-t th-; or-
I
Labor Chief
fit . A
f'vl - 4
William (Jrven. president of
the American l-Vdcr.iHon of La
bor, who snys l.'uu "Labor bein:
. fits ul It I to people,"
I
to rorthmd this morning and his
1 !',; is being . lilt tl hy Kimer Siod-il;i:-d.
John Lit rison will alsu be in
the piny, substituting- for Charles
liiniini-r.
GUARDSMEN WILL
DRILL AND DANCE
THIS EVENING
Lnhnr Iny will be labor d--y the
saiiH- :is n. iial i or 1h La Grande
national g';ard 'company in coni
plianrr v h ;i n orrlr jsie d 1 his
mrning by (Viplaln C L. Ihtltoti.
T"ntu-t is rri; r tliiti night and
t lie gu iril' iie n will b? h"h n-siKm:-jble
for !itt n-hiiiec the same as on
any oth'r drill n.j:ht.
Cul! w dii'l a I'il.or !av
dani-o will .e H.( in th.- Xub'-r
had. 'It'is is rxpi-rtt-d in w a gala
aftair. Mt-ic wdl be furnished b
th" Siar "'"lty orr-hevi ia. The
d.'tic" is open to the public. .
EvnnircMsi Teds His
Life Story to Audience
' Mr lire storv to a large
HH'.telire at the Chrislhm rhiirch
taxi n'Th in a powerful niann-i.
iicord n tr tl-oj-e prewnl.
Tonight he will !p;uh at the
N'riKa t tie ehtlieh on the North
s:d". wi"eh ts loealed t rt-o bfneUs
north of 1';e S rnte) st - .'t i.-dnei
T'"- '-i-ii-'P ''M hi"; n at s p. m.
KvaiiLT'Tst Lallard is from New
York :!,
ehardifi will sMlfer from the ills-'
I -; se te xt s e ! s ii jirovhl' d no action
its litk'-n th:s fall to eradicate siine.
I 1 w:sh to ask every person in
(!e county to eo-operate ui s'.mp-
in 11 on1. Kradica! bm work u'
I th a tint - ih t you p-ui do in a
j initio!-' inity vi si you te.aliv d; v
j n- xt se.ivon and a le avy b.ss In
j idii crop a!s a.
I "Kvery p' r'-"n is r'M'MS ' l t"
j If -ok n-r 1 ) ir on ! 1 ( ir Me
throtn dll'd 'uii-s and I-av. s tii.'t
I are easy to s ' nox. 'in-l in t . l; . n
' it. i m f, u or f k :.j th.- h a 'hy
I put 4 or . be h- s of th- h-aite
od i - -.a. x ii.iv i an-
I ,1 p-v- 's r.ri ! ir-4- t liml thai
j r-,'.v - h.if b" n t:t? dl' -I mm th-
I. irk r'.-.n f r- t )-, w o id nr.ii
i vi'i )-..ve i ia b:n k to the 1, ,;!thy
bark.
Ibirn Alt uHln--
''Pf sure nd haul ad the cu(-
vCunUnutd on l ag 1'ivc.)
i mm
Woman Faces
Charge of
Owning Beer
Officers Find 80 Bottles
of Beer in V Avenue
Raid Last Night: No
Other Liquor Found.
Two sacks containing about 80
bottles of brer WiTP the net ri-.tult
of a raid by the oifieera at n resi-
d nce hi 1421 V Hvenue last ev n-
ing. The place wiih searched thor-
ouehly but no beveridKe oi trat
ei' potency was discovered.
LiE Tucker, resident of the house
In which the beer WHy discovered,
will be arraigned before the Ju.slice
of peuce tomorr w morning, tfhe
was not placed under arrest by the
officers b.it was allowed her free
dom, pending trial, on her ow.i
recognizance.
J(s; K. Caskill of I -a Grande Is
being held n thf coiaity jail pead-
ii g liis he ir.ng on a statutory
charge. Gabkill turned himself in 1
to the authorities yesterday. He
confessed having contmitted the
crime, according to the of fleers. It
is expected tlmt he will waive pre
liminary lien ring.
John Martin. H. I,. Toung-
blood. Jack Campbell and J. a.
Jefferson were arrested by the po-
ice yesterday on the North side
md are In jail today awaiting
"rial charged with possession of
iunr. The officers nay lhy
FOUR ILL BE
TRIED IiW
found a pint of moonshine and Nne w III deny that that coiiui
'inir a pint of home brew on the l on ,B here.
men. The Idea of L:tbor 1 ny spread
Trial will probably be held to-
morrow in the municipal court
Drunk Nentrneed.
Tom Nagle, who .was tried Sat-
unlay ;chnrgcd witfx, being' Inloxl-
rated, was urnleneed to serve five
days In the city Jail by Judge .1.
IX Sinter of the police court. Of-
fleers say that Nagle had been
drinking wood alcohol,
Union Schools to Open
ii t ii m m
tor tall Term Tuesday
CNION. Ore.. (Spep.ai.) Tues
day morning the In lon public
s - hoo s will op- n their doors for
the beginning of the year's work.
In the high school there w ere u
few changes in the faculty, two
teachers being released and an
ext ra one added because of in
creased enrollment and classes to
be handled.
hoy Conklin will a-jnin head the
schools, this being Ira sixth conse
cutive year as superintendent.
In the high school tm-rc will lie
J. W. liaxter. It. (. Kmmel, It. It.
Citls. Oeorgla Wright. Dorothy
fiishnian, Hon-nce i 'ollenuin. Opal
M, Kicker and Alma Ilracht.
John Wortman and LlMy ''astor
Wlll handle the
grades.
Ighth und seventh
In the south building W. V. Con
nor, principal, will have a section
of the sllh grade, and Itlanche
budal will take the other s-'etion.
other teachers will be Vina Conley.
Nellie Vaden. Killli Carriek, Man-Ida
Stmgill and Maude It.-es.
KIlJKtboth Vogel and ll lh Kovig
will have charge of the first thr
grades in the north, building.
Washington Wins First
Game from Philadelphia
SlIlltK PAU1, Philndelplila (Hy
the Associated Press.) Waiter
Johnson pitched Washington to a
victory over the Alhh tlcn n m
the first game here of a double
header. P was the i-lev..nt, Htret--ht -i...
feat fitr the Mark men and gave
Washington un eight-game lead
over Philadelphia.
Other games this morning
sult"d as follows:
NHilnuiil l.pfl'jiio
Chicago 6. Plltsburg H,
Aniei ienn Len'.ue
PI. Louis fi, Detroit 7.
I IC t HII'S Al "I: (1 fi;"U
It I ' Tenn. ( A P ) ('latidi
Warren, a farmer living near
Heard si own, T'-nn., h's w Ife. t we
children, h'S rnol iier-in-lav, M s J.
C. Cude. und Tom Cu-I. were klip .
near hi re Sunday wtv-n su IMinols
I'enira! p- ss- ng r triiln str-ick the
aiiioriiobite )n which th- y were rid
ing at a grad" erossm?. A two
yar od daughter of Warnn
t'scapffi unhurt,
Alblct. Uel-Ji f poutitK
OAK I AM, -fill. (Al'l 'iar. n
WiMbttus, 17 yi iirs old. w li-i-1 ?I1
pr.llltdS. helgllt H Te. t 2 pehS.
P-rliaps tin- hen t,sf toot ball
r'toki' in th' counity. He has en
n r d tie- high te hoot el Abini'dn
. s a junior and Is out for the toot-t.-ill
team. Cosch Otto Hitter s'id
WiMlatris car i ted h s w eight w II,
war. an unusual athlet. nnd should
develop into a remarkable linen,
main.
'IMUiPHS 1 My Hppy Rel f Dy
I fW I I 1 I A t I A ft' v ' ' ll i
r K fl KV "
mi ll M ill I it Frr . x 8' nrr Trn.
U h I k 111! la I I I! X I I . ' -V IT 7 J I U L. II It I I
III U I I S(U III MS.'W f Vl T II I III IILlllllk
! IILIILHLU, fAmmSS mm ULLLniLU
William GlCen, A. F. L.
j f, i , f ,11-.
XiCoUieiit, UlVeS U1S-
"Labor Benefits All the1
People," Green States
in Annual Message to,
A me nca.
Hy WILLIAM (iltl.KX)
Presideni American Kederutinn
of libor
Labor Iay!
j Lest we foiu'et. it if well to i-
call that this is t'.e foi l y-f o) . :
lanniversary of the origin of Iilinr
Day. A small band of loyal, earn
est trade unionists, in their , en
thusiasm for- the benefits -gained
by organbnt Ion. paraded in the
city of New VorU on tie- first
Monl;iy of Septrmber. J S2.
This wus the beginning of La
bor 1 uy, '
In 1 SS4 the convention of tin
AliifiicutV I'C'lerat on of Labor
rolled upon all wage eaineis ir
leKpective of sex, eailiux or in
tioiiaiity, to observe Labor I ay
until "it should be as uncommon
f(H' n man to work on l.a.or Lay
a " Independence Uay."
Tn:rc is no need to tell how
sticcessfut- that appeal has been.
throughoiit Lie nation. A'though
n f ' l" states have not made
It a le:al holiday It Is observed
1" them just as loyally as in the'
slates where lubnr lay lawshavul
l,,,'n ncted.
l-'rom- n tmnll handful of. men
who met In IMtliibiig In US
"d fonni-d what is now the
American
Fed e rn 1 1 on of I ,-i bo r. it
has grown to enormous propor
tions, and its influence has revo-luttoni.i-il
indusl i y tor t In- bene! it
of both the wage eartn-rs and cm-
pioyers. vt mm n was organi.:u
lh(. c,Bii.hour uy a i.,.iy
dnam, for in those Lines ten
hours wits universally worked,
hlle many were ,
tasks twelve, fourti
kept at their
n, bixtei n and
mote hours a day.
JJgltt-Iloiir liny Won.
The opposition to the eight
hour day was tr-innduus. in
1 S S 4 the American h'l-ilerat ion of
Labor took the preliminary sh-ps
for a un. vernal demand lor eigui
hours, and in less than two years
jiui.ihiO worke
gained a short
lol'J the elgnt
in industry;
workday. Jiy j
hour movement
iiiid spread throughout toe na
tion. At the present t inie those
w ho wo) k tnoi e toan eight hoars
un- tiic exception.
Organizers, w ho served wit limit
compensation tor years, aided m
placing the American trade union
mm emeiit on a Tit in nasi a.
I .egislut ion u as song i it and n n
a yea r has passed but some reiiie.
dial laws have been en a "led. Tie
List gnat victory was t ue exebi
HiOIl of the Chinese. While tie
la w was enacled in 1 .". 2, it was
"H'ny
ii is iati-r li'l'iiv M wait ;o
chan.eii that the American people
were fully protected from li.i-t
sort of Immigration.
Then came the federal e'ght
hotir law uml the seamen's act,
which freed tin: mst naves Hi I ii
Tinted Slates.
J'lttors l.diienlHiti
Ma mv penn'e '.' a ' iv C ,
Ihe ti it ile union nun etiH ill w a a
Ihe earlitsl advocate of compuis-
Ifniillnited an I'ttg1 Klvp.l
1
Revised
Want Ad
Rates
iTfeetlvp limii-slhiffly. The Ob
Nt'ni'r nimiMinct rei.:'( Cl.'p--slCed
Adxertislag rules, the
cbnage In ltig made lo n I tie
ba-N, In pad of a won ba-!
end new rnte heln;; allowed
fur add i-il coiisj-eut it e in-vr-lioiiH.
The in-n rati are nii'iome-cl
at I be bead of trie I I tif. I
Pn.'c today. Willi tide- gov-in-hi'
liiH-rrti ii. Spiftiil itiitt!li
I) Wont Ad iniev nie ttti
iioitttt i-l for (my of luo line
hi more riiiiiiiiig 2(1 iiui' rn
iHe fkiie, low ri'.Mder in-l
(V'tllhtlp d wltll 'I lie OleTier'-'
high ri-fldei -iitii-ie-t.
"OlwrrT Ad.ertl-hit
A Mi-rcbBitdlHliig 84-rvh-o.'
. tory of Labor Day ; LIK 10
CITES BENEFITS lmmWW ' H f f 1
L Xx 'TVU TWZA
t?Srij A. S&K Ji So Says Frank M. Mor-
! VvWa V AMy rison. A. F. L. Secre-
os.rws s Mm. 1 it mwi m
IllTORyfJ
J'OltT WOllTH Texan (NKA
Special). U will be Woman vs.
Woman" In Texas next year.
lor (Inventor "M.i" hYrgiison
In her campaign for re-eleetioii
w dl be opposed by another wom
an Mrs. L'dilh Wlllmans of Dal
las. Women never fight harder than
nen ngoiing earn oiiu-r ami iiu
Texas gubernatorial eainpaign
iprom'ses to be a unique battle
1 1 nun start to finish.
I Moth .Ma" and Mrs. Wlllnatis
are noted througho'tt I he st a li
as "political iiiuaf-ons." Itolh urn
certain to ta ke the si u nip, and
the Linn Is likely to figure prom
inently in tin- contest.
Allneks "Mil" and "l m
Mrs. Wllunans has announced
she will he a cam! Mate lor the
I ii-mocratic
coiiine, h i
and already
nomination, which, of
ituivaleiil to el eel Ion.
has started to fight,
In He
c n i-I-if-y
"Ma" by
u" is I'.r
a nnoiineeiueiit of her totaling $2 ft 5, contributed by t he
she took a riing at electrical power utilities of Un
say ing that "Husband , Pacific Iiorl hwest.
a I governor of TV
r. Mrs. l-'ergus:ui only
i pi I il oecuaiiipally to
in tits
No Individual will
a 1 1 s of I he tit ate (jvi'i
e I . if 1 alii ell pled.'"
visiting the
sign docu-
dlelab
my s
af-
Mis.
ii.-ils says, defiantly.
"II I I'n Itl'o tile Ki'Vi'i'll'
!c- I w in (rn m en advisoi ;
M. eomcsLiig of the presi
of
en (
spi-ulicr i
im porta nt
prominent
f I he hoiifl ,
depn rl men's
Texas woin -
.'IS
' Feri'UM.n and Mis. Will
i-i e vac t ly op pus) e t y piv
' is at rote:' y op port" d lo tin
i it I made il a leadiiif
her e:fupul;;n.
WdllnaliM Is a Kiauswom
i lovernor !'
-man i-f t in
frank and
he PTI'I
il":- si ' let ly
if.-nvon Is i
i mrg'-d typ
t it in h
tail s httle
political.
,,Mht
M
. (Ilimue a PnHHc'an
Wil to; us is a good ml k
of a pol i ifio :
SIM Iff Of lite .,
in dtH'-'ts.ing !
h t l e only w o
v. pled
el ghts
o the s'ate
i0 attorney,
legl.tl.l-
I,
:.ppiopi latn
HI III!
as ("o(! an
e raiir oiii politfca
man, w hlb- "Vn
i cis UMOa 1 1 v i e;
' ( ll UN
public
bih-f
w r U t n Mai m
nt.
m on y
din i ttlty in
tv
I)
I IMS
of p.acli.
v. !th (
a ' ion.
h i
In
' I i
I
I' g.;
t.
ihe
-puime
d
cm
I
hlldn II tip I" I
lo re.iuitc goo
at' s for til' p"
itoiny; to give
to II''' tl'i Ml ho lt;
health rerLlL
sen! ilesbing
financial aid
(Continued on Pk Fiv.)
Fair Offers
Rewards For
Club Winners
Orccron Bovs and Girls to1
and Courtesies at
Sal-
em This Year.
HALKM. Ore (Hpeclal). The
gins an J boys of Oregon who win
out with their Industrial club
projects In their local and county
tali s. and who accordingly earn
(rips to the state! fair, will be ex
tended special courtesies nnd priv
ileges t his year. Aside from t he
Ihe regu'ar prizes awarded by the
stall fab- board und the many
specials offered by various Indi
vid nils and associations, there will
be given to the two girls and the
two boys who scon- highest in all
It lies of club work 'at the fab,
prl.'-s. purchased with n fund.
Concerns represented In this
fund a.e: Port hind Cits K- 'ok
company, Paotic rower -v ugni
company. Not t h western Kh-ct i teal
company, Puget Sound Power Ar
lioel- Light company, Idaho Power com-Wltl-
pany, Y. ime II Kepirie company,
Mounti in Htates puw er company.
h of- Portland Lhelrie PoAer eouipany,
m.m- Liit-tern Oregon Light i I'owel
company and the ( 'iilifornla-Ore-
gon Power pomi-nny.
L. K'lnir, l n perl u ten deil nf
the
lines
unci
nca i
Southern Panirit: cotupiiny's
In (n egon, w ill glv
ban
on his prlvale
HwMched
I he f.ili rri oufiils, to I he w So
li e ip -is. und this affair will be ails-
lendi-ii by a nomii'-r of prom ip ih
stall- edteatois lis well as others
(Continued on Page Kiv.)
'rTr,r"v a i
A, I
I i Mil AN i:i,i.ci l.t.
I. rJ.IAI VA (AP) M-NiiUtt- lnti
:iiii-and. of t Hiuitln. bill Is i li ' leet
i'M eil prcddent of the slb it-sembly
or
.. League of Nation..
i:-pki:mii;k mix
i PALIS (AP) I oi iimt Prenih r
Item iiana died tit M:."iH relock
(hi, mm niug hi the Ma Intarson
auiiai bun. where be has been '-on-fined
for two .tears nller.m; from
a general In eakdowii. 'I be end
eaine iieMecfiill.i .
SWIM 1-OSil'llM ll.
api; Lisis M.y. ( p v-ii.
tlnueil bud wen titer hastuti-ei (iii--li
uile I .tel le lo (i riiietel) iiliiiiiik'ii
Hie Men of a -i ond niletnpt of
Hie LiiglKb eltmitiel the cnr. She
efiiits id lene for New oi k ,at
urila. rot it Mi l l t.
SMAM.M'I (.M''- 'lbe dcslr(.
() er on, of Hie I nltt ii states imi.t,
r i'roiieil U radio i'.ihi four of her
crew had been kllbtl In nil explo
jsion.
POLICE HHE
E
KltANOJWI (Hy Iho Amorlalftl
1r''B" 'n"' "r"1"11 of ""
settlement fired on
2iio(i Chinese engaged in a demon
stration at IMward avenue und
Honan road, wounding three, one
probably fatally. The Uritish fired
when one of their police was
knocked down by the mob. as the
demonstrating Chinese were being
pushed buck by the pollen toward
the French settlement boundary.
ItONfi k'ONO- (tty the Associated
Press, )-A general strike has been
railed by Chinese ut KniiKiunnn.
Tin- customs house is closed and
the employes hve efi for Macu.
The lint ih gunboat Moohen has
left for Kongmoon.
Search for Seaplane
U K
Vl I IL-fvnnnrl'from tho cloudburst which swept
miii ma ,.wriv.Mh(, uiM)(,r H(iuimchucu canyon at
4:15 o'clock Saturday, Sunday
HiiNMLCLC (Uv the AsHOcltilerl night stood at 11 dead, 8 injured
Puss.) 'Ihe ( tblned seari ditng and one intsnlng. Two hotels and.
epcatloi s of t nlimariiieH, larger five houses wen: wrecked by tho
fighting er-tt and alrphines pon- flood.
liiiue-i todav with grim deb riolmt- j The dead: Mrs.- Cleveland. 60,
tlon tiller a wee;'H frilitters bill j Wenatchee: Haiph Pettit. 22. Kver-
lion . ilesj ailing el ion in l lliri ' om-
teuoder podgi's and the lour men 1
Hi t he mlsM'ng
I lil' en tvef"
sea plum P-'t No. 1
ritl:'- from Mini
to
time during the week through re
ceipt of encuunifrliiR- reports, such
a tne supposed signllug of signul
rlaies or an object nsi-inbltng :l
plane at ii dlil nice. Ten deslrov
eis from the Pacific fleet ate ex
p'cteii to Join ihe Kearch today.
Gorman Comnetition In
Trade World is Gaining
( lly Cbnrles P, Slcuart )
WSIIIN(;TtN, (NKA Hpeclnl.)
Ine rea slug iertnan com petition
in ) xport Ira ib- field is begln-
teiv to ma Ue Huren u of l-'oreicn
and M oiliest le '"tmnerce of flclnis
' look tnther tlmuulittul.
As "The Index," oij:un of the
New Vork Trust I'ompaiiy, s ayH;
'(,ei lean IndiiMteli s hnve sectired
splendid te w e'lutpiie-nt its a re
sult of building done during the
di rime a ml tall of the mark.
"They un
e-- pt kill, t
. maehl'--ttd.e
adaiil
im st intiio
in all reap
imi I' rn in t
ral:y Will
now. aluiest
lapped wl'h
'Hiout
hn-
rv. in a
ai;. of th-
, . i proresi
ets piobab
be wMrhl;
h- t it 1 1 lis
pos'l Ion to
tati st and
es, and are
y the moHt
nd (.! rm.in
Th" etorifie re. hut- nil bnd1s for
(".- miiO aetlvitv pariji tilarly in the
oi ii nt and L 1 1 In A iiH-riea. That
p st war Ci-many will be finan
elftily abb to extend the extremely
Ion if credits "I tiulebellum days is
regarded as doilbtfill, which lliuy
halldlcap hef somewhf.it.
Still, 1 he production costs are
low, su thut the can maku favor
"OPEN SHOP" MEN
ARE ASSAILED
Affirms Labor's Opposi
tion to the Use f of In
junctions in Industrial
Disputes.
ST. rETKnSBUnO. Florida fBy
the Associated Press.) Organized
labor of America was never a
"more militant organisation" than
now, nor have Its members had
"greater cnutin to fool elated."
Frank M. Morrison, secrets ry of
the American Federation of Lrtbor,
declared in an address prepared for
the Labor Iay celehra'ion of the
state federation.
He said despite the "most ruth
less campaign ever Inaugurated by
enemies immediately following the
war to weaken and destroy the
trade union movement organized
forces of labor" prevented whole
sale reduction of wages and rever
sion to long hours.
He assailed the "open shop" ad
vocate because it "never" concedes
bp right to bargain collectively.
He reiterated organized labor's
opposition to the use of injunctions
n industrial disputes and its sup
port of the pending child labor
amendment to the constitution.
nTrHtOTT. (py the Ass-tr atel
Press.) A scat ling "autocracy in
Industry and communism as allies
In th common purpose of undnr
mlnitiC,or.nlsed labor in Aunt
Iru,"' WJlfotfn -Oreetl, pridet of
the An.erican Federation of labor.
declared in a Labor Day address
that labor must stand firm In re
flating tno efforts of both. He sild
that the determinaion of some cm
(Continued on Page Five.)
STORMS FATAL
TI
WKNATCIIKK, Wash. 11
killed, K Injured, 1 missing re
sult of chmdhuot.
spuim.i ii;li. III. Two
tourists killed, five persons In
jured In tornado.
WKNATCHKIO. Wush., (lly the
Associated Press.) With the flood
waters slowly subsiding the toll
' eli. a nn'miui; .iary uruu, a, -n-
bee; Kvans, 75, Wenatchee; Mr.
I Overman, 3i, Wenatchee; Mrs.
Hutts. Wenatchee; Anna Earnest, 2,
Wenatchee; George (Iroff, Klorenco
(Iroff. Alice Oroff, children; Mrs.
ICdward Oroff.
The Injured; Ksther Hanson, !),
'Wenattheu; Mildred Hanson, 7;
(t'ontinued on Page Five.)
able prices even if she cum id glee
her customers guile so much Mine
in which to pay them as rornn-rly.
She excels also in adapting le-r
roods to her trade's reo,iiiremnts
innt'-atl of trying" to educate her
markets Into a liking Tor whal h'T
own people hapl'"" to.l',-'ci- - tlo
A itglo Saxun and especially the
American system.
I In China. Oermany. pofeetially
j Is In n stronger position and far
ntore popular than before th" war
- probably, of alt foreign n.-vthoinl-It.
S, the bent liked there. While
her biisit't-Si methods wen i;ood,
pditical!y her pre-war iiititmt w: h
one of arroganc: ainl il O'st her
frbnds.
1 p. ai.-n. stie has grown pdlt
' i :x'i pt IE iis-Jhi, whose enmmerci.tt
riv.ilry sm hart no need lo fear,
j she. of all the v. orld pttwern, is
, w ilh.mt i-ttlpT territorial p iss--t
Hions or extraterritorial righm lit
j ihe expense of the Chines-'. Itolh
Wen included among tier war,
losses, which of course she didn't
like at tho time, lint Is discover
ing now to lumt btjen blessings in
disguise,
) THIRTEEN