La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 12, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER-TEN PAGES TODAY. Ha iEwtttng rani? I CITY EDITION THE WEATHER PORTLAND (AP). Ore. Kon: Generally cloudy to ntRiit and tfundiiy. Moder ate temperatures. run VOLUME XXIII. S1KMBER ASSOCIATED PREHH LA GRANDE. OREGON. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1925. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PHES8 NUMBER 291 LA GRANDE, CITY OF nnnui i-rinai . I HI mm ftP t fufulaiii ; mm ui- OF CITY IS'lMl GITY ARE La Grande Has Grown More 'lhan 30 Per Cent Since J.920 Census U. S. GOVERNMENT . RECOGNIZES RISE Federal Postal Popula tion for La Grande Dis tiict This Year Placed at 11,158 Persons. S!f till government cenw'is was ink -n in ,a iifn( In Mm )t)iiliit ion of (hi' cMr hits grown rrnm u little belter limn DIM) to n total or iiidit (Inn 10.000 Inside and Immediately ad lucent to tho corporate limit-. Flu ores w-cm-crt by The Kvcnhif OIimm'wi In dicate ttmt Oils gain has uciiuillr b'M'u mail- in Ihe pat flu years, with llii steady icmvth continuing. I.n ;riimh- Ik dctim-d soon, ninny believe, to mi vi". rtrontcr Mipula (thn that will establish; it more flri?y limn ever as Fjistorn Orr gMi's iti'iii'f rml, agricultural end commercial center and Iuckcm H(y. The 30 per cent Increase has hei-n caused hy the continuous building up of the coin in unity along .ill lines and its recognition by outside capital as the logical and geographical center for de velopment Tor Kaslirn Oregon's va:tt resources. The inure than 10,01)0 people here now are Hut transients hut are eiiir.ens of the community, of whom the majority own property and take an active part In tlio city's affairs. Ahnul U.tMHi ncenrd ms to the figures a vat hi hie, live within the present corporate limits of the city and more than LOW) it-sate Jum over the line but actual- ly in l.a Grande In May Park, nn I the uurth side where the cily limit s cut through a well popu lated area, and other areas Imme diately adiac-nt to the city limits. Postal Ktx-eipts Jump The I'icnres used to indicate the K0 per cent inere.me In pfiplllH- i mm are lancn inou me NlimsMca or postal receipts, water nseia, school attendance, tchphnne users, light users and other sources. The postal receipts would indl- i (Continued on Page Knur.) Kcrngnit on of -the progressive methods of western chain r.tnre operator-; is shown in the election of .M. H. Skarcs to he president of 1 he National Chain Store Grocers' a suciai ion at ii;- autiti'i) convention in ChtesHo recently'. This association is composed tf the lai'Ker operators id' chain grocery stores in t his country and represents uhout 30, 000 stores. "Sr, Skaters has rare huslne r nhillly. Ilcginning- with one. small sf ore at American V ills. Ida., in 11' IH. he has tncn-HHed his opera tions until n"v (he SkatfKs .-tores' liave food dist rlhm tug stations in (Continued on l'.(te Kour.) SKAGGS HEADS CHAIN STORES Pirate Shaped Hats In; All Colors Available (P.y M. M. M.) S(j far this s--asuii piiat"-siiap'd hats lav- bei-n vcy nnicli in de inalid by fashionably dressed women. 'Pi hi hats are made 1 j r-s-mblf hats worn by pit n( eais igo, turned back nt'f of the face and usually drooped at one side uith a sing!- ornament fu. ttiuiuiin'. Til's shaite is tnund among both sport I ats and hats for divss wear. U hej- shJijes are also in de- J mand. hoeer. laii't hats b.mg j ve-plinui-lly co't.l for drexs Wi-a ' . I Most of the dr.-KH hats are ma le j of I -vo tn.i -ri.i Is eorubliu-d, such ' as ..jvt end ain 01 velv.t and' fe't. i;inl.roi.irry x bdn? list d t . ttrisif'y ror tt ininrng and . 1 tiin' Mnne o; nainelUa of odd d"- ; !i;n an- g.M(d. 1 I'l ll spitrt hats, which w. re -o ' iopuiar tinting tve Ut(- nuinm-r inunths. are bvin rejlued oy M. It. SkaaKs. Wlio was recently appointed president or (lit .Mi l.onal Chain fSt re Grocers' as sociation at its annual convention. WHEN FORM I ! ASSOCIATION order tn m.'ilnlnin 0 1.1..U standard anions b-auty shops of la flr'inde u number of proprietors and employes 01 sho; a liero met lt evening lo organize a Hair Dressers and Cosmeticians associa tion of Iji Grande. Eleven opera tors were present. Including Lucille Daly, of the t'oloniul beauty shop, and her assistant, Miss Betty Oar lirk and Mrs. Iloane; Myrtle Oiest. of the Marlnello hop: Caiolinn Deal, of the Fashion Beauty aliop. and her assis ants. Minnie Jist, Ituth MeCloud and Mabel Duller; Mis. M-wby. Mrs. Glare IJarnes and Mrs. Meier. Caroline Deal was chosen Tre.i dent of the assoeliitioii. ,Mrs. 1, t Mosby vice prejiidei.t and Mips Unity (ial'llik. erretllhj-li'easul-.'r. There will be another meeting of the organization nexi Tuesday night .mil all Interested are re liue.dt'd b. members to be there. iJaich Pays S250 Fine Assessed by Slater NVk llaleh, who pleaded guiliy to possession of moonshine yes terday and was fined I2r.11 l,v Judge .1. D. Slater, paid the fine ".),. r,lj,v afternoon, police ofri- Wallowa Pioneer Diet! In Portland Today I'et.-r ( ) Sill II van, pioneer of Wallowa county and formerly a resilient of I ,n 'irande. died in St. Vincent's hospital at Portland thin mnrnmir. The deceased was the fnt her of Mrs. F. V. liowman of la (Jrande, Mrs. (ieorjfe Youiic of I'm Hand. James O'Kulllvnn of Pendleton, and John IVKnlllvim rr Kan- as ( 'ity. His remains will be laid rest at Knterprise. to Ti:nu,i. sitk si; riu:i i:rf;i;.i;. ore. ah options on the prop'.d site of the Southern I'aeiiie terminal and ear shops west, of Kupen,. were taken up this inorniMR' when cash for the Kit jrene terminal bond Issue was re- calved from Portland find deeds to the property were intmediaey turned over to the Southern Pa cific company. The Southern 1'aellic company, in return, - transferred deeds for approximately a So acres of Its' .SpriniTi'Md property to th- eily or Kutrene. The terminal site west of KtiK' ue cum prises about ai j a I res. j spor-t huts of velour, attliough1 sevetal Fr-iich f. Its aie still he-1 ing shown. Some of these hats are made very munnish to be worn wi(h the strictly tailored utt. cithers are trimmed with embroidery and ribbon ornaments. Almost any color Is available tn hat, thiS Nlll MOM a II hoilfll iliih.I.. pencil blue and bla.-k is anion--1 the h-adntg coiurs. Ktmd and t he 1 wood HhadH are Mtlll good, an 1 , ashes of nses Is brcomlng e--yi popular. Out. reason fo, its poo-! ularify N because tt blends cuf-1 tiy w ith many other shades. Closp.flti jng midal hats are j ih! coming into fashion and will ! much in demand during the win- t- r mi.nl lis. These IimIh. w ti.cn are m.i.le ()f meial cloth. htaiiy' i.ibroidef-cd. nr muterlal embroid-, ered with tut till thrciid. are m-! P'-ci.illy effi ctlvc when worn with a fnr coat or wrap. Mii"y yf thesu huts aie beaded, I In Dr. Maud Kelly, Child Welfare Workets, Con ducting Clinic Today EASTERN OREGON i INFANTS HEALTHY In'estipation Shows that Rickets, So Common in West Oregon, Is Rarely Found in This District At J0:n o'clock this mornlne th Tly-seven babies hnd already been registered nl the free baby cllnic here belntr conducted through I he health association by lr. Maud Kellv. of Washington, li. C, and working' with the national child welfare orKnl7.iMon with head quarters in New York. Bhr Is be Injr assisted by Mrs. Cllemlora Htakely. of the stnte board ot health. Miss Alice Marqmirll. coun ty liealth ntirse. and severpl mem bers of the local bpard of health. All children of the pre-schnol ope are eligible fnr the eHnlc. The piirio;e of the clin'c 1 tn e.vnmine babies for defects and refer them to the family phystcln.li for trer.i nieMl. and to dise the mothers in the care nd feeding of Iter baby. l.(Knl liable Heallbv. Or. Kelly says she finds many ,lrenp. healthy hnhint in eastern (iregon nnd finds that rickets, which i b common disease am one children, Is noi so prn.nonneed Jn children of this Afctloif hit In Wll himette valley, fhe thinks thin is dtie to a Iftrper amount of sunshine here. Sun treat mpnts are usd practically altogether for this con dition. No record had bpen taken of the examinations mude this morn in nr. The clinic continues thronehout the day nnd almost one hundred entn Inatlons will probably be made be fore eveninff. In Ion Utile Meld. Knrty-slx babies were examine( at the clinic at 1'nion yesterday. Many were found to he in nlmo t perfect condition, while others bad .slight defects. lr. Kell will h'dil two more clinics in the state'of (ref?on be fore leaving for the east. The first of the aYasnn'a weekly chamber of eounnerep Tm-nday noon luncheons will be served next week at the odd Fellows' halt on Adams avenue with Judge J. W. Knowlcs as chairman. Colonel f. h. Ivanhoe will be the prineipal speaker. His talk will be delivered on the subject of the I'nited States constitution. Next week Is national constitution week and an address of this na ture will be particularly appropri ate. Plans are bcjng laid In make the fall and winter series nf luncheons unusually Interesting. (lend enter ing service has been secured, ;tc eordlnir to the secretary, this :aet If the luneheims nr(. tfl ,f taken care of hy the Hilveer (irtll. Western Chamber of Commerce Head Coming Paul Klagstone. western division manajfer of the Vntted states chamber of comrnerre will steak next Monday nin it the letichen or the linker City chamber of com. m ree, , number of men from al Orsnde urn planning to attend. Pi:i,Mli; Ji ,mi;o SAI.CM. fire. -- Jtidire J'-rey I Kellv of Ihe Marb.n rounly cireuit I court has be,.n as-lgie bv chief' .Instice MrHride or tlie Kutc n. prenie court to Kn to K la ninth county and pr-side at tij.- tnls j of K. I., Kiliott, district Hitom, y, and William (.evens, state prohtht- j Hon commissioner. Mr. Klllot; Is aerii.H. d by an in- j dietiu -ni returned against him in Klamath county of mal ifUh-.t nee Ic orilee in coniwctlon uith ihe dnt posil of soiie- sugar ronftseat' d In a liquor raid. Mr, U v. ns Is ehargrd with the th-ft or a re. volvcr from a Mexican resident of Klamuth Fulla. LUNCHEONS TD BE HESUMED 'Hampering Of Farmers Not Favore Washington's Governor Roundly Scores "Legis lative Mania," in Ad- I dress to Grange. eiated I'ress). Itoundly scoring the "les-tslatlve man a which hits turned our heads and deplete, i onr pvk 'tbool(s," Governor Ilat- ley declarer! In a niessace to Lf'Tl.(l'',',','''f,.''.'l.i.,.y. V..'B.',1.?'!:.. '!!"' in f...mer i io B.t off his Imck ami l.-ave Mm fruo to go abo'.it his business uuh.-im- pored by an army of roRuiniom. InveatlffntorB, Inonectors, adviwru und dictators. Hartley recommended partici pation of the farmers in Bover'l men'al affairs, iir "all trove, n niental activity vitally affects the farmer." PKXDLKTON'. Ore fMh Pendluton is in mi I a dre-a foe lis ( cfreatest annual ocrar-lnn. 'he Round-up, which open Wedaes '"ay, September I tl. for a four day show. The s' roid s a re kh y wit h W. n -ners attd ep.ctrli- Ilt-htH and Pen dleton citizens are wearing soiu bre.os in I In.id shirts which rival those of the cowboys who are here already aw.ilHnir the opening day. The competition will be es pecially keen anions: these ride.-s. ta n..,7,V.ii V ! , "LT I, u .. . . . enr in the world. Among strong - .i i. i. . contenders for the ItooseveK tro- phy, given the alt round cowboy champion, is Paddy Kyun. who last year won the troohv. Visitors of note will not he tacking. Irvln S. Cobb, famed as an ntitror and humnriHt, In "oininT onl will be accompanied by Charles K'jsac It, 1 he w . Know n cowboy artist of Montan.i. They will, with Mrs. Russell nnd Mr, Cobb's daughter and son -inlaw. i.Mr. and Mrs. Krank W. 'lll'pmtin, Jr., of New York, be guests in the private car of J. I,. I oyle. division superintendent of the fireat Northern. ' C. M'oe, governor of Ida hn, will lie among the guests. This dl be covertior Moore's flint visit to the Hound-up. Vt).MA, t'().Mi;.ssi;s SKM t'M'V (AP) Mim. M). lian K(i'. of Mapleton. Inun, ! .11 ti a onfes.ioii Ihm nl.'.bl adintt ing she kllletl Iter Hl-day-old sen witli; a safety ni.or tMitde in a Pullman car here .March Site .said tlio rhlld was born In Kaiim' Cily nnd un I'll ionic beic be chllil iH-came reel mi nnd when a udden linplllM' M'li'il her. site ,CITY awhitIg : lUi-UPI!I sln-hed Hie ImbvS throat with the ..... . blade. The iiHinlon soUcd (be V . N. Hl.lt. . (. ( My Ihe mystery of rinding the baby's m .y A?.M:e:ale( Press). - The Hay In Hit1 railroad yards lat M nrli, Iimmo ea.rried a crew of H.'t 'nu n. "Winds of Chance" Will Begin Monday In Observer!, Starting In Business Aii)onc starling a onc hi the v'U- of huMiic iccftuicv at once Hm iiifev-ily fir ir-w--paper publicity if (be ti i; i lo be n -uii-e.-s. Hill ndxei-tUIng at the stmt i 110 mine Important Mian ad cttiing IbitumtKMit a bo-i- 11. cm r. oil grjidi tally fiMgcf a boo I (be man wiio iloi-u'l tabic our paiioiiH';e enough to tell pin the lute; -e-l'ir; things of hi bu'ii' rcuularfy in tteu-pafHi i.iee wbe;e you ep ( It. 'f tie pi-e grcsic ,n ,raiele Im (n--, kicp In coti-il mil tointi with HMHHI p nple thum-b I be Ih-er cr, w bel ber bis Ini-f m -ileni'iliiN H J.."0 - wr - lii:ri'b Wnm Ad r HM) - p.-r - 111 nub display, "Ub'rfr er Advcrl King A Mcrcuaoidibln KcrvJuei." I An i in lllfl, HA1 i d Jtun DHTnn niiu i umiu CROPS GOOD ! . . I UOVCmment KepOl't betS IIkh an 'lrin g Violrl at Above 1924 , . APPLE CROP NOT - LP TO STANDARD ' " PrilllCS Expected to Yield a . 10 it r l Fi'll Crop; Hop Crop Fair. PO J '!" ! A N ), II -e. lire (on ci oi s of irrain. hae and potntoes r-" ci " H.ii'rablv above last year, accordfuir to he September crop report Ji st Issued by the United Slate depart men t of aurriculhire. t!T.Mi;Tti (he agricultural ntat'stlelnn l"c:Med ;it Portlrnd. Wheat is now esf (mated at !R.S32.nno bushels, eome.tred with 1 r..4r.a,oaf) In t?l; : oats !i.F.?ii,o(io bushels cotnpared J with S 370.000 !at year: h rley. 'VI. ooo compared with only 2.4 25.-) 0"": nn'' (,rn 2..3.000 compared with 2 tssooo. This year's potato crop Is expected to be 4.7HR 000 h-!n eomnared with R.7B0.000 tn 1!i?1. and all hav crops 2,2!2.ftOO t'.os eaiupared with l.&KH.OOO I ant year. T!u comniereial apple crop, how evr. i1' now expected to be about 4.?M hoxes. while last year it w:ts r..;:;.o.ooo: and prunes are ex pectetl to yield only 1R per cent, of a full crop. On September 1. the hop rrop was expected to yield about ! IVOitonop pounds, compared wltn IS.tHi.tKfl laat year; but pick in'f nf t'-' niair crop had then Just , ,, . , , . . . . begun, so this forecast Is lubject to 4 , , . ,,VHlon ln"'r- 1,1 M,fi United States aa a whole IIM' wn-iu crop is noi rar aoove tne eidimated average amount required for domestic consumption, and nio.it of the other staple crops are smaller than a year ago. The po tato crop is now forecast ns scarce ly up to t he annual yenrlv coni suiupt Ion; It is about 100,000,000 bushels Pas than last year. Com mercial apples, however, promise a yield of 3j.:i!H.ono barrels, com. ((?onttntied on Page Ilv.) STKAMER' FROZEN IN ARCTIC SEAS RESCUE ORDERED VKATTI.K (My the AssncialMd Press) . .--The steamer Ha ychimo. of t'ie Hudson Hay company, trad pi - out of Vancouver. H. C, which I; st month was punctured by le in 1l - Aid ic ocean, was reporte 1 : 1 eoi 1 1 oy.f'ii iiibi in 1 ne u e oft iterscheii island. In the Antic ocean, and crying for help. -. ,.,,nst g lard cutter Hear w ns notified of her plight. Im ii :,. Iteiirh, one of the . ot I'i'f. gi '-atfsl a ut In 11 s. p tilled ' Wtu'is ot 1 hauce," he produced o.,i- i.l tn' b-i.i orks tl I let uili p.-.- i ,ton tin- matuct in ae'. .in J'-hi.h, ii.ominenl i-ritics de- .,i...i. Th., l,y. .l In II... ml- niMOiiri, k'lainoious llol-lhiand ilurh.g the go.d 1 jsh. is inp.cini- I; u:-(m-iiI ng, touched with pathos. toitliiiig sitMiitiona, humor of a fy 1,11 1 1,11 'al 0;"- wauls- in the line balanced entertain men). Hi ai zn.g the value of 'Winds (f c, as a r-alure. the hu- nine lihs'-iver vill publish the fiif.i inntullment of Hcac!i"s pop- nlai Mtory nevi M on- a . Heptt-m i"i V I : -1 m ; 1 i 1 1 . 1 1 k in.HteHnien h In i;' herons l 'llitltles, Wilf he. piiiite.f ,;,,y until ((. ,.,)! '""i'th li-rf. (ir:.l morning and evening new;p.ipe,M un- ouinry over nave tn t-i- ' ut v ui'is n ' oanc i nd v ill leal ot c it reir itat ly. P cttire I'lrd lowed Men I...j' ti 1: t. W nds of I'.taitee," p'C-:io-d bv Frank l.toyd. I'lrsl N.itioit.tl I'letni.-s director of w 01 Id - v idi- I'n me, w :is pi t-. fe w 'd 'li Ih" Atcadc vcr.'iMi. Through II.. .ouricNy of Myeis ami Ford, pioprietora, jVfjH newspaper- (Continued on Puce Four. ) Says Her Babe lfe,,: D. S. MEDAL .. ii ' , 11 4ia 111 V ,u vf " ' 'M 1 L ' i ' 'A m f . . ... . . . v ' . IT -J 1 ' !.. U Ci 'It IV, A(It being beaten by Iter biisbaml and lolil her 21-hhuhIh-' obi dauubrcc UHild he Irtkett fioni her. .Mi. .aiellle Hats it, UU., I hKmUmn. Pa., iliitnk inilson nnd gne It lo her child. The mother denies she forced her little daubter to drink the poison, KIhi snfs tbo child dm ok tt after 'mylug he wmiIiI rather die ttiaw n taken fnuii Iht iimXIm t. The ctilld dlcil, but Mrs. Haeck fturrlTtxl and will bp trbsl for the babj'a innnlcr. GUNBOATS GO i TO EMM WAMIUNOTON (Hy (he Aaso- elated Press). The gunboats. Till- sa and Iienver, are proceeding from Pllliailia to the ooi'tH nl' crllll m-riH,i. ni.- a in tt ie, tespeciivety, as a precautionary nale, a Teu tnonlhs ao. Haher K measure thought necestary by the a Indent of Urn I ntvcrsUy of Am rlcan legation of Nlcarague, Calilo;ii'a ami Crawford Is it lorni due to a disturbing political stl- cr si.tn.'ut 01 In I I imcisity of uatlon there. , , ( Oregon. No Innding oerations are con-) templated as no Amer.can bv.-s Ti;STIMV filVl or pioperty are actually en, Ian- IMM.it (At) Teslimony fav- g,,r,,j (Hy the Aatociafed Presa) - UH ''ieli ;ir;niei OI(Ve-g- froiu Teroual and Tafranl have itureii Am.vot, lapitoi of .the ,leiM i utMi 1 rthesmen',1; li-rrdory. , Hod, French wings resumed their Mdv.i.ne Ht iia.I.Kht ami enciiunter- C(1 olliy .juu,.,! reniatam c. - , (jcmiany Invilcd fo f,...r iilivnu Vvlllll VI j (', ; S V. V A f Hy the AmhocI.i tod ress - - The alljed (inwiii have fm-warded tit their amba.:tadoi n IP rlln nn Invifiitlon to (leruianv to of well participate in a eonferenn: ,0 con sider the proposed seeuritv naet. The powers suifiteMt h coriiercni-e early next month but no alt.- is nro posed. ... ........ Petidtelou Dahlias Win Pi . -;NIi..;TIN. Cre. Trto firsl pt i.. s were wtiJi Uy d.ihllliH .;rr- i-d by l'n P. Hi-iyth i peiiiiieiou Ml ,,. Hp.il.an fall, according to lufittniatlon tin has recelvrd. loeiil ih, .111111 The row 111 of dnhb"" ts a hobby v.Hh htm. (me of his flowers, a Jersey Mammoth, won rhst prii for l'-e largest end best Individual dahlia. A group of dahlias on tlr( prle for the Hi fIora (jih),ay nmij,. by 11 grower outoldo ot apokuiic. Was A Suicide rr-i. S FLTEBS XTRA PI.OTTI.HS si:vn;N('iJ S.I.N I ItA.Nt Slf, (AP) Mil trneisi of from 0111 to two and n l.itlf yem-s cni l, hi s.11, .icniln prison wen- Imixisi-d hi the super- lor 'ourt upon UIK linker and Itiiscll ( ran ford alter they bud plcudcd guilty lo chures oT at- tempted extortion fu couuci'llon ulili nlm lit liiilmiii t I lit ii if C, diuklliig, lfe of a coiper nuu- oiable In leglallon pro l;lbn h-aliK of gi-n.lug lands on public domains to stockmen hn in prl-oi-ily rl bt es giiMI I ofore the Mib-coiitMiittce or Ihe senate pub lic k.nds comniUice .icnc.i by l A. I'b.Ilii. HAMiHAi.r, m;si his (Itv the A-iehited Pics.) na'iionai, i,i;a.i i-; Cbicu'Ao Cincinnati Tt. Itfookiyn :t, New York I. Philadelphia 0. Huston 2. AMI IIH N Id.At.l I', S(. I.oil s 10, Chicago I, New York 7. Pliihulelpbiii -JS. Senate To Thresh Out Brookhart-Steck Tangle (Ity Clmi h-H V. Stewnrt ) A few commentators ha e been WAHHIN'.i'iON (NKA Spec a')- no un.sophlsticated aa to foiget The pIPHCIlt h.'Ililte IK Ml eeil divided t.iat the outcome of the Hi noklu" :M-HlecU contest for one of the Io.mi sealH has a lot (,-iore l m (tort a nee ihnn such a f ght 01 -liinaitly has. and they always are pretty hnpoitant. Oiiginally Hrookhatt was sup posed to I ve w mi by n small ma jm it y. The s'-nate com mil tee's 1. count, recently finished, wiped pel ween Hrookburt and Steck. out t his ma ruin and moi e t,o, , Normally the He pub! tea 11s would giving Ml eel; a bi:;g'-r i :"lt;i.;e o(e for the Itepublicau CiMi.iida; 0 than M.ooUhtnl was Ihnught to niir the Memoctnts for the Demo h 1 ve had. ' ci at, hut this contt st is tv-illiar. However, this Is on C'e bass Nominally tt Heoubliciin U ooi;- r,( ineont'sled ballot a. Th-re are etioi.gh eotilesle onei eltuer .0 liii-felisi' roeeii icao nr io 1 m o v v hloi y Hi 00k hurt's depending on how ttiey'ic up lo I he senate, It will ht w hen congreHH recom eu' H. to de- f'dt about the contented vot"S. Wlml it does decide will detenu - . wh(.,ht.r smith W. Hrooktrirt or Hanh l Hlerk shall represent ilowa in the upper hoUbc tor the illl 0 GIVE Colonel Mitchell in Favor 01 Decorating the PN-9, No. 1 Crew SUGGESTS PEKING, I J!JW YORK FLIGHT Declares1 That Transport Airships Could Make Long Trip in From 60 to SO Hours. HAN ANTONIO (By the Asso ciated Press). Colonel Mitchell, in his fourth formal statement, suggested un overland flight from New York to Peking, China, by two army transport airships now under construction, and the. award of distinguished aervice medals to Cummundcr Rodgers and hla oew. Mitchell aald the two- transport airships were of proved design nnd able to fro 4,600 miles with out refueling. He said the ships coutd reruel at Nome and tho trip from New York to Peking ! could be made In from SO to so hours. j Ho advocated decorating tho ; PN 9, No. 1 flyers because th. y snowed "tenacity, good Judgment nnd phys'cal endurance wot thy of our highest type of AmcrKan manhood." rt-YKKS AI,Ii IlKKTJW IIONOLUUI (Hy the Aa.ndat.L ed Press). All rested, all happ and all asleep. America's f ive .new heroes of ftttvlai navigation -I are at Pearl Harbor today, ro , covering from exhaustion caused by being adlrft nine days In tho mtd-Paclflo In the seaplane PNo, No. 1. The men were ordered to bed at a hospital after their ar rival from Llhua aboat d a steamer. They were received with op?n arms by the Island popular. headed by Governor Wallace Far r ,,,,nn Kharks Trailed Them, Thry ul toI(i Htopi(.8i nKmcllt. - ,n ,ir(,Vious statements. 'J'lm fiycrs told of thu presence PHILADKLPHIA (By the As sociat.ed Press). The world's baseball series will begin Wed ties j ilay, (Jctober 7, In the city win ning the National lea rim- pen nant, a meeting or the two lead ing tennis of each leng te wiili Commissioner Lund la decided to day. Arrangements are to play two irunes in the National league city, next three in tho Amcrlciiu .ft'" city, and thu next two, if si'Vv-n aiM necessary, In the Na tional league city. that it's a mutter for the "iuten" of Ihe lowans' ballot!, md lau senate, to settle. A h, but ' the controversy h is pushed out of the Iowa us' han 's now and into the senate's. I.itt le enough t he lowans will have to nay about It hereafter. . The senate, then, will c'lorno ij(jt was so unmanageable in the hint congress that the r gul ir , ipuollcans W O JIU preici ly.n (Continued on Page Five.) wdrIdserTes games dated agabi, Dcniocrnt - Hteck, unless Hi-ooii,-counled. hart means to "be good -n tu- iture. 1 Some say he does, if t iip lie- publicans u. til vote to sent him. I ton Id ch they will, assiim n g he'd ! t;inu-.l It wunh'I becacse Ih.v like.) Ktcck. It was because they j hated Hrookhart'a Insuigency that there. ws any talk of Hepubh- i ctiu suppoit at Iha iui'iucr.