EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEW?APERTEN PAGI3 TODAY.
CITY
EDI T lO N
THE WEATHER i
PORTLAND (AP) Or,
(on: Generally cloudy and
unsettled tonight and Sat
urday. Moderate- tempera
tures, i v'
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VOLUME XXIII.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRE88
LA GRANDE, OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1925.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER' 308
Demurrer of
Bramwell Is
Not Upheld
I
It
m
STOCK 111
Sill I MIIII
IS
Killed!
I
THIRTY ONE
E
Swine Show at Wallowa
County Fair Said "Best
in the West"
TON-LITTER CLASS
PRIZES AWARDED
J W. Hayes, of Joseph,
Wins First with 10
' Cross Breeds. Lostine
Wins Community Prize
Enterprise, Ore. (Special to The
Obscrvor. Fifty Nei Perce and
Umatilla Indians and nearly 200
cowboys Hnd cowgirls rode' In the
blc parade Hint preluded the wild
must show at Wullowa comity's
10th fuir todiiy. yesterday's at
tendance went over the park and
today's will surpass It If threatened
ruin holds off. All of the busi
ness houses are closed. r' '
Competition Is spirited In every
department, with the . livestock
drawing- a bulk of attention. The
swine Bhow is rated by many vis- '
ilors "the best In the west." Every
entry in the ton-litter contest
weighed more thun 2200 poundB. '
.1. . Hayis. of Joseph, won the
first prize of $100 with ten uni
form and practically perfect pics
of Poland China and Berkshire
cross broods. The. heaviest aver
age litter was entered by U. J.
Block of Enterprise, who won sec
ond. "' His nine pigs, 6
monlhs old, welshed 2062 pounds.
; an uveraRe of 2.4 pounds. Third
prlsn. $25, went to VV. !'. L'ralg, also
o! Enterprise.; He has eleven pigs
weighing 2977. Fourth prUe went
In It. I.. I'leshman and fifth to A.
,41. Iiuueer. uoin u. ( not t.v ,t,,m.u from books.
Ijm;iic 1ns. , ' (ondllions in Africa and China
.. t The I.oslins Communlly ; . c.l.uli w,.re xn-rHviEousaed .uy two
won rirst In the coniinunlty contest, 81,llk,.r
12S. South Fork grange, which Waldo' "l'ete" ' Stpddard,'! well
Is the only grange In Oregon, which known to loca, p(,0ple aiid former
)iub a woman as master of tho hgh .,,, Bllent ,riv ,,resi
granBe. won second prise. I00. d(.1)t ,old Qf njs ret.pnt trp ,
Mrs. Charles Hook is master of the CnlnB. j.llvlng been privileged
grumre. The background of llils to be one of tne friendly trade
display was of grain, arranged ,.nnimlnslnn to the Orient organ
look like an oriental rug. Joseph izei under tho International' Y.
community won third. $76. "They M c A- nu ptured condilions
have a cowboy inude of grain with aa they now eXHt ln China Hhd the
barley heads for chaps. H. T. Vhk- reasons therefore. '
gett, who Is 7! years old. planned following his remarks I E.
the display. Konrth prize. S0. KmiUv. M. I)., or Afrlcti, spnke or
went to Liberty and rlflh, 2B, to conditions in Hie dark .continent
Hurricane creek. Any of the dis- nn(j n,,Ver liefdre have 'facts, dis
plays., Including those that did not oms, ideas, health environment
win prizes, would be a credit to in, utr i,Pt.n portrayed to
any state fair.
Helen Curson,
of Joseph. 1C
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INSTITUTE!
ARRANGE SALE
An Institute will be conducted I
bv national and state tuberculosis
workers on methods of the health
rampiilgn and plans for the
("hrisiinas wm mne un. iu " ''
Neltrhborhood rlub room, accord
ing to Mrs .J. I. I,ynch. who 1ms
rO'Hiire of local, arrangements.
Delegates Hre expected from Unia- ! The fourth of a series of five
tllla. Wallowa und Jtaker counilns. county Miisnnic mf'tings will be
lrs. 'i.vne Vad .of Inland 'ity, liebl tomorrow night at Klein
and Mrs. Kvelyn lioenbaum, of with the l,a Grande lodge sched
4i Grande, who have been an-inled to put on the. degree work,
flgwd the management of tlte ) It is announced by .1. L. Ingle.
December seal sne in T'nlnn : master of the local lodge,
county, will head the local drl- I A banquet will be served nt E1
cn t ion A no host luncheon will) gin at 7 p. m. Wallowa county
In- hld at 12 o'clock at the Tit
fin. lwiirht Andcrln, starr rcpre
sttitativc of thf Xnllonal TubfT
ciifosls Mrwnclatlon. New York,
will be chlrf speaker. Miv. Sald-
le (irr-lmnbar and Kownn when.
Idnii. of th' reon aworlatlon
aiso will si ek. 'Portland will have
an ipntitiite Oct. 7. and iioseuurg.
one Oct. 8.
Wallowa County Shows
Law Enforcement Gains
KNTKIil'ltlSli Ore (Special tn 192'). Mr. Vilfon was himself sur-the-
llle-ervei) I .aw'. vlnfcJoM prised lo rind the iciest Increase
h..ve much to rear In Wallowa ,,. , .,. .
county, according to 1'IMrlct At- ,
torney Mhx Wilson, who has re-i Arrrstf. lftf(: trial". 12; nr.tiiti
vealed figures sliowlng that trans- aK ; hung Jury. I; convictions,
gressors are summarily dealt I : pin s of guilt: 9K: cases pend
with. "The proseeu tor's o'fb-p tng 6; di.-iu(als, 39; fins im-r-ceives
more jnintmrt each year nosed. 111.""..1,. In the (irnilt
wlih the growing spirit of t ,w
enfori-ment." he nays .
In Mr. W HKon s r;port for the
i-Hr ending Hept. I. 1924. for sc-
tivltiett endina In the Jus'lcc
court. these ft(nireB re xhewn:
Arrests: 8S: nleas of sulltv. SI:
trial. 1 3; aciiilttals. 8; convic
tions. 3; dUmltvala. 12: flm-s Im
posed, f :,5oi-3.
lor the ear toJiDg SPt 1.
i V, Ji J
. Imll.y Cralff. 0, was killed
at liL'i' father's home In Olls
, vllle, ." V., when one 'of two
IH't hears chained in Uic yard
got loose . ami attacked her.
The girl rail for the front door
of the house but it was locked
and the animal seized her. Her
parents and two passers-by
tried In vain to pull the lKar
away from her, but before a
neighbor cat i" with a rifle ami
killed It, it had luriicted fatal
in juries.
TALK TOPICS
llljrh school students lliis morn-
)n - a special
p( ,o (wo H()ri
al assembly, .listen
ed tn Iwn addresses which irit.ve
hpm R wor),1 v(,w pM,m )H, ,
the stwii'iil.H tn u mort futiM'CHtiiiR
iittnner. It Is Hiiid. His wit and
humor in presenting Ills Klory
were well received and enjoyed.
Kol lowing wonie announcements
by the student body president, a
few cheery Wf.re ffhen for tlie
Toot hull tem who will meet the
nluniul tomorrow in the opening
game of the season.
Dr. Smith will Apeak at the
Presbyterian church this evening,
beginning at 7:4f illustrating his
address by pictures taken during
hts residence in Africa und the
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CUUl 1 I MA&UiS
WILL MEET, WITH
ELGIN SATURDAY
Masons are expcrti-d to ! well
rcpr'S"ntcd. . Thf county rin""
Inza are proving very popular, Mr.
Ingle says, and the pttnian:e
has bern growing steadily.
AH mtts'cr Masons who enn at
tend an Jisked to report at the
j L"nit d H'atMs Nntinnnl bank m--
nor not Inter than C oclok to -
' morrow evening wnere cars win
be provided
rn..rt this report show !R trbil
with f. convictions, fi nrpilta's
and hunp Jnrtes. Itntti n iv.rts
rover all criminal raw, of which
nner ca"eii r nntltute about a
third or th- number, but rontri-
hute the rnater portion of the
fines levied. Traffic vlolallons
m the highway afford a consider
able number of cases, but the line
are HgbU
YEARS OLD
La Grande Neighborhood
uuo Urgamzed Here
. . in 1894. , y.
MRS. J. L. CAVANA
FIRST PRESIDENT
Society Became Member
of General .'Federation
of Clubs in 1896; Ac
tive in Civic. Affaire. '
The first meeting this lesson
of the La Grande Neighborhood
club will be -held "Tuesday after
noon. October 6, '.at the ..club
rooms : in the' basement '. of' -.the
public library.' Tula cluii! which
is one of the General and State
Kederation of Women's ''clubs. Is
one of the oldest in 'the 'state.
The club Is now 81 years old.,,.
(By Mrs. Tiuiivr OMrer)
In the year- 1894 a small group
of & Giande women, banded
themselves together for mutual
improvement and sociability. Mrs.
Jessie I. Cavanu, a .woman of
&at experience and .intellect, be
nuue the first president, of the
Neighborhood club, as 1 It was
called, and under- her - guidance
the organization be,gai Its career
founded upon firm principles. The
traditions of these ear. y begin
nings have been kept alive up to
the present time.'
Self improvement satisfied this1
group for a time but them cairn
un urge to go out, to oxplore, the
work being done by women, "to
strive to touch and know the
greut common woman's heart for
us all," and so application for
membership to the. iionural fed
eration of Clubs was inude.' This
membership ' waA granted- In-J-APS;
inuklng this club one oV the first
from Oregon to receive; this 'honoi.
When the State Federation was
organised In 1899 this club sent
delegates and became a charter
members. Many of Hs mem be i
have served and are serving as
officers of this body. Others
have served In important posi
tions of the General - Federation.
A marked change came In the
life of the club when It was per
mitted the use of the commercial
club rooms for a meeting place
of its , regular niectingn. .The j
membership was no longer lim
ited and "wonan's ' uoul being
ever attuned to - .needs of , the
world," a desire was created tp
unite forces with this ctvic or
ganization for the bettu.iue.it f
tho city and community. The i
civic work of tho club, which
has played so , great a part all
through these years dates from
this time.
Civic Interest High.- -No
club year passed . without
some civic undertaking. One of
(Cnntlmind on Pn C'tvA.
Union Enthusiastic
About Yakima Caravan
The Irrigation committee from
the ChHiuhcr of Commerce and
the local Iialty board met last
evening at I'nlon with a repre
sentative group from the Union
Commercial Club to discuss the
Curavan lo yaktmti, valley. Oct
ober 8 and 9. The Union people
were very enthusiastic Und pro
mised to send several cars and a
number of farmers. -
Those who went to Union were:
t J. Black, George II. Currey.
Irfti Stoop. Isowell Williamson.
Wlllfcim Miller and lr. W. T. !hy.
VeHttTday morning ' the comiii
ilte from the Chamber of t'om
nierce and from the Henlty Ifounl
met in Ihe Chamber of Cominre
offices to discus the . Yakima
curavan. The project was reoort-
e favorably. More. Hun twent
1 fHrmers have already signed up
, to make the trip.
Duck Hunters Succeed
In Bringing: Home Kill
Most of the sportsmen who
wnnt duck hunting yesterday, thn
first day of the open season, and
remained long enough returned
to a Grande with at least on1
duck, although several w ere no
so fortunute. and some ret imed
with ninny -mor'. y.onl ui thir
loughs and laU-s In the .valley
wpre viaited during the day, S"v
eral who did not get to go In t'"c
mm nine, going In the evening
None nf the hunters (port-d
' having killed the llm't. whleh If
' 2S In ne day. but n-vriii klHcd
half that tminy. Among lhoe
; ho were mnvvt-KwIui In lMvg ng
ducks were: W. lows. Al Ah-
drewp. Kay Willhuns. rhem-r
Thompson. W. 4 1'erklna O. I-
Imtton. Hill Clark. ;tark Oenny,
iHinald Kunk. Hhi.rwood Williams.
Herman Htegrlnt. Hill HI. grift. J.
J, Caxr and V.'iter Lclaama.
Eugene Judge Rules Sup
erintendent of Banks
May Be Compelled to
Change Office Site.
EUGENE. Ore (By the Associ
ated Tress) Tho demurrer of
Frank C. Bramwell, s'ate superin
tendent of banks..-, to an alterna
tive writ of mandamus brought by
Cieorge Ptltninu,- Bulein publisher.
Is overruled In en order handed
down ' todav bv Judtre Kklpworth
wno J,,'nru ,hB caMl' r,"-'"n,l'-
I' -Put man Itt seeking to compel
Bramwell to mulntaln his offiuo
as superintendent of banks at Hal- .
em Instead of Portland.
in the ruling on- two principal
questions raised by- the defendant,
the court, hpld--fiT.it,. that Putman
had tile legal capacity, to main
tain this action,' ami second, that
the "court, . by mandamus, can
ri-CnTI,
the
office In the city of Salem."
PLANES UNFIT
V
SAN FRANCISCO (By the As-
soelated Press). The uiiplan.s
stationed 'at the Ninth corps head-
milters here were declared "use-
lesB for combat and ' unfit for
iu .,.
by MaJ. . Ui C. Emmons. -acUntt
communder of the base field here.
There are now but IB regular
combat planes and In junior
pluneB In the whole (iron, he aiM.
all of them are "worthless." He
also said that they oonslltuted tho
chief alt' defense west ol Sun
Antnnln Tayii. ' i.
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K.iVOIt Allt IIKI'AHTMII.Vl' .
VAMMIN(i"ION ( Al'). (ii'Kiinl-
siair)nor the nawy alrservlce-wsB
Bimrply "Ci'ltlulied bv seven of Hb
pun ofricers In testimony Tliurs-
day -before tlie '; president's air.
board'. ' . . f
Holidly lining up In fnvor of a
Btparate air corps In the navy.
each witness charged the present
adiulnlstratlon system was re
sponsible for unrest' and discour
agement now manifest among thel
air personnel.-
. uueslioning of the air pilots
was continued toduy when Com-
lUHiidcr John Rodgcrs, who was
In , churgr . of Hawaiian flight
plane I-9, No. 1 will he near i.
The board expects to adjoin, nt
noon until Monday.
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Vater'M) Be Shut Oil I
In 2 Districts Tomorrow
.Because of InsUillation of tin
new steamer hydmntH tomorrow
the water will be shut ort from
9 to 11 a. m. on Adams from I)e -
POl to Hecona. aim irom i io n
p. m. on iiii.isiuii i.u... ..v,....
io Auams. c.iy ornnms ann u .-
ceu ioiuij. " . 7.
Shut orr io msran uie nMni.
Mr. Crews stated, (adding that the
work would be attended to M
quickly as possible.
CUAt..ff T..;nnn M.ih
fehciilf Bungs Man
Hei'C tO Await MOVC
NINTH
CORPS
m court. The company states that
lids Inuring la simply to estau
Sheriff Jen IlreKht ;irs went to ,i(lh valuation of the property and
North Powder laRl evening end
returm'rt wdii n. it. raiitrson.
who Is wanted at The Italics on a
check charge. Sheriff EH ('hrin-
an will arrive In ha Grande
i)s evening from Ihe .tittles,
here he will tuke the prisoner
11
wh
for trial
New
Circulation
Collector
To furl her IiicicBm' the effi
ck'iit'y of Tlit blH'rur's nr
t ulatHMi. a new (tillif-tiir lias
bcvii added Ui 11m circiilntmu
taft, Mr. t.ctald htatlnmn, fur
meiljr of linker. wImi Uikia up
liu new iliil.es tot lay,
Irrciiulm and iiii-alfiiiioi
ivl.ii'l.iji In (he miM lini re--dilttl
In llri-. iimmc rnd Mr.
Ma.iiuin lll i-o.cr ImHIi Imim-iuw-,
ami n'-fJik'titlnl dHiiM-t'
in tlir future to rIvp nlrrlb
iri regular upportuiiilii" to
take care of tbitr aiiniiitH.
He U ail I'viM-HeiHitl city tir
iiilallon man and will Ik di
.ntitl lo Hh job of Mflng I lull
ynt rw-phf f)ii-lnnily Imi
pnmil wriNi? fioin Tlie b-
"Obrtrrpf AdrrtWn
A liercluuKlialiitf ttrrtlue.
Bodies of Massachusetts
and Florida Men Tak
en from S-51 '.
DIVERS EXPLORING
LAST COMPARTMENT
Torpedo KOOm Ul BoW Of
,,r. , , -
Ship Only Place Where
: Members of, Crew. May.
Still Be Alive
ABOARD THE U
DEN OKK BLOCK ISLAND (By
the Associated Press.) Tho toll of
known dead of the submarine. B-Rl;
was raised to lour today when dlv.
ers recovered -the.' bodies of two.
members of tiie crew. In tho enHlne
room compartment of the- sunken
ship. -
'j he men were Identified as Wnl-'
lor 10. Lawton, electrician, of Horn
urvllle, Mass., and B. U. I.lnd
S"y. eiiKineman, of Pensacolu, Kla.
The bodies were recovered after,
dixers cut open the engine room
hatch. Both nycn wore fully clad
and had evidently been on watch
when tho submarine waB rammed.
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WFWPORT R l '(Bv the As-
Nfcwl OBr, R. I. (By the As-
soelated Press.) livers exploring
t',B "u,on "u.bm"lne S:61 t0'
found the motor room door open
"u ";
"" "-"''
"' --
umiw m iu
"Harply out down what slim
caanciis ex sted that ' any of the
CrCW IB 8lll ailVO. .. .
There Ib Bllll 'one compartment
remuintnff lo be examined for aiiy
signs' ol life the torpedo room In
the bow of the shin. Divers plan
to n a small x(lonn(r ole lu'J
the hatch ln this conipartmont. to
see If It is also Hooaed.
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A r i
ilUiiiiil-xiiKH twiwil
Grid Game Tomorrow
Ueports today are that both the
Tigers and the alumni football
teams arc ready and 'Turin' to go"
for the annual atudent-grad clash
on u,,. ,K, school alhlellc field
wj,lch will begin ut 2 o'clock In the
alternoon tomorrow.
Two high school aquadB will be
used during the game, and the
alumni, with a numbiT of cx-hlgh
school stars, expect to make things
very Interesting for the U H. 8.
(uimute!Lj
State COllimiSSIOn to
11011 Wpni'ino In Rflkpl
. i0l( Hearing 111 liaKer
j " 1
A ,ienrnjf by tm. stat(, pubUc
Hl.rv!(:p commission will be held
(n Hak(i. Ht lho cily lm on hv
matter of the application of the
,,..,, (,rffnn I.iirht Hnd Power
company for a re-valuatlon of Itn
property, on Tuesday, October 27
st lo a. m., the commission has
announced.
Notices of the hearing have
,,,. r(rr(,iVi,(I by tlIB ,DCOi city
commission and the Union county
miestion of rates is not In-
xojV(.u
Japanese Fight Back
rpu i it t? 4
' lnrOUgll U O. L.OU11
I ( 1 : T I . A M . i re ( Kpee ia 1 )
MiuilHhed In July 12 rrom Toletlo.
fre. tiv h eitlxen mob, five Jupan
v. e. mibjeetM or the Island empire,
, esterdav sought reire-w through
Ihe district court of the 1'nited
Htal B.
The rase was deelared of In
ternational xlgnif leaner.
Nine r'fddcnts or Toledo were
nunied as derendants and of them
a tetal of $12f,(KKi damages was
usked.
Dai in? Robber Fatally
Silinl Dni-ino- llnlrliin
...... .6 ..u.uup.
OMAHA. Neb. (Ity the Ano-e'lil.-d
I'ress).- A one-intin train
robbery, the B-cond within !M
hours, ended In Hie piobnlile fu
f il s-nollnic of the participant as
tie alighted fiom the observation
e.ir of a I'nlon I'aelf'e piisseitKir
ttaln as It was entering- the city
here early Thursday nllflil.
Afb-r holding up passengers or
two Pullmans and the obi.rval Ion i Ihe molh.T. snbl she bought up -
ear. the in. in soling from the pl,s from a peddler, he w 'rle d
..i..,r .i rir...i ,.. l.vii.... 4i ... i......-iiu
riie.l,,: Agent K.ntxorlhy of ll.el,., ,, ,K,. wsrblng Ihe I
rallioad and W. H. Adams, a prlv.
nte detective. He was Biiot
through the head and leg.
The mun w rushed to a bo. -
pltal.
I ISsltv Awl Takes Direct Issue with
f ,V'j Lkl, S Mitchell's Charges
1 r-fefir '.Xi
1 U .-.R3-'i r
WhBii Oil, Wllllmii Jllldiell, critic or Hie govcnimenrs air.
policy, arrived M WasIiUnrton lo testify before PresliUHit Cool
klire's aircraft liivestlgatlnK boortl, lie was given warm recep
tion, l'lioto Bliown lilm with Amerloan Legion men- who p'i
ded to tlie station to meet him. - i " -. .
RIFF CAPITAL
vi-Avillib,"iitX 'tile 'Asfoeklod
1res) Spanish- troops, entered
AJillr, capital of Addol h.rim.M(it
flan leader, at II: JO o'clock this
morning, according lo official aa
.
"
vices from Morocco. '
When news of the victory was
received Here It caused great: re,
jolctng- Plugs were flown at
most hoiwes. King Alphonso ap
peared at a window or the palace
. receive an ovat.o, from a great
crowd. .:
Illlir flTI n ITI fl Bl '
nillL U I II A I lllnl
IU U I I I I ll U I 1 1 I l'J
lIlLU I lUll I I U II '
t
WASHINC.TON (Fly the Assocl
sted I'ress) Colonel Wtlllnm
Mitchell hss been ordered by tho
wiir densrlnient' to report M-on-
j 1 tl... l,lunu,.lr,. r!imrfil nt
ma ibiiny in ui.ici ...
vestlgr.itlon of Ills conduct with
the view of disciplinary proceed
ings may be resumed.
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rnnrlrinrr Wins. Suit
A nrntnui Sslnon I ,inO
"faM 011 ft
liAk'Kft. fre (i.erian-fi. I
Hr-ndrlng of SeiitUe won his unit
iifjflriKt Mie Hcd Star Kluge coin-
pany. William Cordon and Wal-
luce (lordon Unlay wti' n Judge ?.
II. iMcCniioiich rendered a fieri-
Ion Kiisiaintng the plaintiff's
n';rr;"r
r w i,nwni."i rc"ili siintihl not
ll fnr enuiiKh lo pay the pliiin
tiff's i-1;.ni.
.hulKinent for L'7"ll with Inter
est Troll! .lllly Hi, 1 fl a 4 , llll'l enslB
were fleereeil lit revor nf Sli"'l- j
linif by .Indue MrCiilloeh yeHti-r-duy.
II Is provldi-d tliut tlie iduKe
be sold.
Coni'ci'pnfi! Denies
Iriuliu nmon'u T,-ij
lllSllOnian S IAU'j
W A Will VflTflV
(Ily the Afo-
eleted rre. s) The niipllcnlli n nf
mi.. u.u.ln,.,. ml.er
of Ihe Irish llepublieen larly.
or ,,. ai.,r-g,,i,- to the
Interparliiiinent'-ry eonferenee.
whs denied loday by llarmt 'I'll o
dor Adflswit'-ril, the eonferenee
president.
Mill. II POISOM II IIV AI'I'I.K
nr:lii:v lll'i . I'lvil,. Arllnir
IbiKUe, i years old. died here
Thursday, a lew hours aft.-r cHltnir
an apple Mrs. Anhnr W. Itnir
.fr,. ,,, y (vereeati n. Tie- i.ieth.
j rr Buhl she usb.d one apple and
wiped It dry !.-fore giving II to Ihe
l child. In a few inlniites hu was
violently Ul, dcatb tullowlng.
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'. Tf BROADCAST 8KKIKH '
MOW yOHK (AP) U) flxtlBl I
nrianxemeill 7,1 n,wsiMlM,n' limn-
bora of the Ahhx'IsUxI I'rvtm, scat -
UriMI . UITIHIKIIIHII' "AiHwini- t
state" fn1 IB nhsmt tmih'gHt
pluy by play storlea of tho world's
series of baseball games b rt-port-ol
by a picked staff of Associated
Pre sporunicn on the field.
1 ,,T. ' . -
f ' : MAID'S S
I" IlKNI), Ore. i
STORY KARB. .
n ' -'-"-' ' ,
Iiuiiwn who Mowlny told a sense-
U"""' n 7ftTfhi M o ;
. i
,. u
-I n fuke nnil Unit she tired tlie limine
llu - rself. llcr imrpoM was lo ill
"'' ""' '"- "'" '""H
I MrH. IHIii lillil would not know s
"t wiHlicI llio woodwork
llcr iilirpuHC wiih to ills-
Ihe living room us she linil bo-.m In-
Hlnii-usl lo do,
.. McNA.MAIIA KKN'TKNt'Kl.
IMIIANAI'DLIS (AP) Jnllll .1.
.McNlllliuis, lalHir leiuter, wits
Icn-d lislny til serve fwim one Co
five years In prison anil fined s.'iuuu
lor lilackniall.
f'Ofll.lflOK IIISAfiltKKH.
WASHINGTON (AIM ITcslilcnt
believes , the sliippllifr
iHinril iicteil unwisely In r4r(iilK
I'ri'slilent rainier, of tlio flcot cor-
purutluii, of Ills powers.
I MTN TllorCJHT ENTOMHrn.
1 mt'"MO'N"' Vtt aij From
me hclleveil (11 li.ivr
... ....wo., iii the
rhrsnpcal.e nnd Ohio railroad tun-
...i, .., h.Im
Mf(.rn,Mm n, u is fmttd many
nvw Br(. om. Tin luiiiifl rtitrniM
(m ,i(Hk,.( h,i the Klldr Is con -
(imnn;i
Coolidaes Quality As :
Cr
Incurable
(Ily ( IiiiiIi'h I'. SU-wnrl)
WAHIIINU I'llN (Ni;, Speelnl)
--'I he I'oflildKes, you InlKbt sity.
must be IneorrlKlble Jiiy-walkers.
cousiib rltlR all Ihe stories the m-
mts tell ol Ilieir nurrow ccu pes
! from lielnu hit by automobiles.
TWC0, Ju,t i,erore li left Wush-
IliKton for riwampseolt, the prisl
dent nail io jump kiiiu
to UO'lge spi-vuins cms.
Mis. t'onlldlie bareiy nili
ed be-
Hut run down by on" during me
family's stay st the summer eapi
t il. nnd since their r. lurn Here i but he always win ue niruio no win.
one of the presidential rolls wusl Home, authorities sny these wull s
so elofe Hint the drlvir resp ins ble president Ooollduo takes around
lor It uelimlly was arrested, which Hie capital ar a restrnlnlnu lll
inrnns lln re as no Joke or es-i fluenee on all the drivers In
Mt-Keralb.n about II - the aulliorl- j W .shlnirton. They never know
t, s were gi-liUlllely ulnl lliorousil-
Iv seined, and liiaybe Hie lip SI-
dent was. loo.
...
' The truth Is the I ooliuges are
no more r-i-k less Ihnn any other
o..,l,-NlriiinN. but wherees the ordl-
n n ;ry Individual Is endangered right
along Willi atlrneling uie n asi ui-
leiitinn. when It happens lo Ihe
pres'dent or his wife It creates a
sensation.
' Tncy bava a uouyguaro. wiut
COMMANDER SAYS
NAVY ACTION O. K.
Challenges Anyone to
Make "Just Criticism",,
of Arrangements for
Hawaiian Flight
WASHINGTON, (By the Asso
ciated Press) Taking direct , is
sue with Colonel William Mitch'
ell's charges, Commander '. John
Rodgers, witness today before tho
president's air board of Inquiry,
Issued a challenge to biiyono ' to
moke a "just criticism" or arrang
ements tor tho Hawaiian, flight
of the PB-8, No. 1. , . r
Mitchell. bad previously told tho
board that preparations for tho ,
flight . commanded by Hodgers
looked like the work of "bung
ling amateurs.'"
. Without mentioning Mitchell
by nume, Rodgers declared the
navy adopted "propor tactics" and
that he was "fully satisfied" with
the crew and personnel u.islgned
to the flight.
"Everything Was Done"
"I cannot see how the navy de
partment could be held respon
sible for the failure of the flight,
lllodgers continued.' "Everything
iwas done that could he done. The
I secretary of the navy personally
vlBlted Kan Diego and ordered
the bureau of aeronautics to give
us everything wo asked for. This
was done."
- Kodgers also declared ihe navy
Ib nor to ulanin for the Hhenan-
doah disaster , and the ramming
i0r 110 'HUPmUTinu B-lil. .
( ft9 aiffeed In fjtlM.wtth SMctic!!,
by Ba'lng that airplane uctctoc-
ment has made necessary, the es
tablishment of a department of
national defense.
T
I.AKEHUHST, N. J., (By tho
Associated Press). In approving
the gas valve change tn the air
ship Shenandoah, the bureau of
aeronautics at Washington wnrn
ed those on tho ship t hat the
new system was not as .."fool
proof . as the original Installa
tion and that extreme care should
be taken In tho operation of the
ship.
This was disclosed today before
the naval court of Inquiry by
correspondence between Comman
der Ijanadowne and the bureau
of aeronautics. The correspon
dence showed that Lausdowne
suggested the change.
PLAN fiO-BTOUY BUILDING
NKW YOHIC (AP) The tallest
hotel building In the world. 66
Ntorles In liRlaht will be erected on
the site of the Cornelius Vnnderbllt
i chuteau on tho corner of B7tli
! street and Fifth avenue, the Ncwr
York Evening Post states.
Jay-Walkers
theui also, to nmUe un erfectlva
fuss.
l-'or "cutllntr corners am fiiilin?
to nlve wuy to a pedes! rlun," even
when un arrest Is made, tlw aver-
use bond required in wasniiiKion
is nnoui )tu, uut wnen iiufiHii i'.
Smith did It, to the jeopardy of
President Coolldge's lit", lie had
to put up I35"0.
Probably Nathan will be moro
careful alter this. He may never
cross ths presidential trail attain.
wnai minuio no 11 iwm e
, anenn.
If there's anything ln I' s the.
ory 11 ni)(tht be a Rood plan to
keep Mm traveling from rlly to
elty. turning up each week or two.
unannounced. In a new plice. to
put teh fear of Clod In lorl drlv-
ers' hearts by a s-rles of ruriil.les
In the worst of Ihelr auto-Infested
streets. '
Hut perhaps It would In" better
to see how Nnthsn !. Hmlth's ex
puriaQce works en him first.
COMMANDER
GRAF
WARNED
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