La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 26, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text4 EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING 'NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY ) : - t i THE WEATHE3. CITY EDITION T'OHT!.ANI (AP)-f Jre, gon: Generally cloudy to I iilght and Tuoaduy. . ,,: VOLUME XXIV. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1925. MEMBER ASSOCIATED FRE88 I i U.r 1 ''7'.x ' . . NUMBER 11 X - MmilTAIIl! h niit Wheat Crop Harvested In Union County Total Yield Runs Well Over 1,100,000 Bushels, Much of Which Still Is Unsold. The wheat hlirvi-Ht is praellelllly ended In I'nlon county and mo.st of the full feeding in also completed. All luteRtuIn nmtured without any t'roHl daniHKe. Kit 1 1 wheal, wlileh Is UHuully seeded In the list hulf of Hep! ember and the first of Oc loher, wus seeded in many wo tionH the first of September this yeur. As a whole, the. Krain crop already seeded and up Is looking J f'tinrl whent irrnwerH tlerlliro. N RpOff. Mado (n MaC-j The 'early eatiuiute on the wheal v TWicVi Cnai WViirVl fflfrop this year was l.liio.unii bush- laVlfan LaSC, WniCn, II cl!) but , iny. ,,it.e the yield JS" UnuerStOOa, nas w heavier than cxneeui so ine Been . Continued. RETURNS 9 Defendants in Five" Cases Arraignedto Make ,'. Tleas Wednesday SPENCER, KINZIE V CHARGES DROPPED i crop ' will probably go over that ; murk, accord Ins to 11. B. Avery. 'county agent. Then; Is probably '"Nliii' true bills and two not true 'bettor than 3000 bushels decreuse bills were returned by the grand in this year's erop. dun mostly to Jury when tho si salon closed Into Halurday ufternoon at the COUrl- linUSC. Xo report wnH made on the Tes ter VacTnvlsh case, which. It is understood, has been continued. . Not true bills, free from susel cion O. I Speiicr. charged with larceny, and ' Wlltlnm Klnzle. against whom this chnw was as sault and battery. . t Hear IMeas AYednoMby Defendants In five of tho true bill case were arrnlgncd before t liH court Satnrdnv night and hnvo been Riven until Wednesday at 10 a. in. to prepare their plcns. Allen Delaney of - Cove wus eh:irg'fO with a Hlututnry offense. nnd Frank Itlchordnon, also of Cnvo. with contributing to tho de linquency of a minor in connection with ii case Involving a 14-ycur-old school girl living aoross the valley. They wcr" arrested about a week nso on the complaint of the girl'; parents. - - A charge of larceny was filed n:ralmt T. W. Boblnson and Bit-hard Wallace, who have been In the county .1 ill since their arrest the night or the Apple Juck Gulch colcbrutlon at.7m.bler. . . . y . ".. Yrau 'tjCrt (,'bHI'tfO ' ' " ' " The grand Jury found a true bill in the ease of Frances Tracy, who GAILUUX REFUSES TO QUI! POST 2 2. - - THE WAY TO CUT TAacs iWh'ALF Painleve's Request forj Kesignation Meets wiur 1 , No' Success , FRENCH CRISIS COMES TO HEAD Caillaux' Declares ; He Will Not Be Scapccoat for a Condition 4Hc. Did ; .; Not Bring on. . . j tho hot summer weather,, which cut the possible yield ot spiinff wheat about 15 per cent. In many nluetiH, however, where the winter wheat was thinned out by the ;ie. vere. freeze, the spring yield sur passed that or fall sown grain. .More Fall W heal Planted More wheat is planted in 'ibe fall I ha n In the spring In most ntc- lions of the county: The assessors' report for 1 U 2:5, tho last uvatlntile I'gui'CH on ueredge, show that 34.- 771 acres were planted to. fall j grain that year and 14,883 to the spring variety. - Between 75 and 90 per cent or the spring wheal is J-Jard Kederalion. On ground that can bo harveted each year the federation types of grain are found to yield butter, but on land that requires summer fallowing the winter variety is best. .Much Wheat I'nsoltl A larjpe part of I'lilon county's, wheat crop tills year hus not yet been sold, but Is stored In local mills and elevator. .More than one-half the crop is Hard Federa tion. A In wo ercentuge of the yield will be ground into flour in (he local mills. The Wlddle Broth ers, owners of the Island City l'lourtng mills, have 60,ooo bush els stored In their various ' ware houses over the county. Of 1 hi.s total Hard , Federation , ranks two to one with Forty Fold, and three 1' A K I S (By tho Associated I'reKH) Internal distention in the I'ainicve cabinet caino to a' hrod ! oday at u meeting called to dl-s- j cuss the financial program. . ) While the ministers adjourned without Uiking definite, action, the ireueh between Flnunee Minister 'nlllaux on one bund ind Tremler I'alnleyc and Foreign Minister Bri ;ind rn the other reached a point considered In .political quarters as icyond healing. . ' Caillaux is reported to have flat- ' ly refused a request by Talnleve .'or his rcHigp-jtton. Catltnux said he had no intention , if being made a scapegoat for the j whole government, which Is equat- y . responsible with , him for the present'' situation. Me declared he would not lie re signing and let It upprar he Is in any way accountable for the min isterial crisiB. W i 9 W W W4 all ? ' & W sS V. iyjif Invaders of Bulgaria En trenched Firmly v In' . Captured , rosts ' Aiulivw ' Mellon, sirvtjtrt- of the' trensury, ns he. appeared be fore tho 'way; aiul means rominittw of congrcsH ut "Wa-slihigtoii. I. C.0nl Its Income tax Ix-ai'lng. Mellon siiKvMctl a i-eapiortliiilns of the budget for the coming yeur and a reducUuu of tuxes . which, would benefit virtunlly every iueket. , . ,, . - .. -'.- V ! ' , 'l t S1UE BOY WOUNDED Mexican War Survivor In Oregon Dies 30 BUSINESS MEN AT INTAKE ON AN INSPECTION TRIP Clirton Slack, 12-year-old linn tor w h shot In the uppur .right arnt and through the body at 4 p. m.MT0hGrf StarkcV 97 ' Who Hnnday .by a shotgun tossed from j Kto!-! I.-VVUU one boy comiunlon . to another as they were playing on their way home to Summerville. from a field nearby Avhero they had 4juen hunt lng. '' ; .-' r Hex Ott liad just loaded tho S"h and, tossed it to Johnnie Leslie when It discharged unex'pcctHdly, finding a mark in youn? Hluck, ST01 WRECKS XTRA MANYPLANLb Passes " o'n" - at"1' soldiers I Home at Roseburg. nM'enlly forired tlia nutne of hief nf I'nliee Hs.viyili lirder thut holtu um, wm, ciuli. mihl eonnttet a irutnljllnt; talih In p0ucencharS. ' iSmilh-Hughcs Classes: JlKiyt QlUtlV ttL UIIIUll (leoege (.lar.toi) and John Ora- ham. whose dugout:.stlll the sher iff, his deputy and state prohibi tion officers raido'l a couple of weeks ago. are charged by the grand Jury with ' possession of WILL- ENFORCE CURFEW HUUNG T:io cMiffW ul rin Hg.iln. Ho stys I'tdiie ; Chief t'l.'nt Iliiyil"S. who todiiy announeod I Ii.'t Infill n in?, inuiieiiately children undt-r 1 b years of age must N eff the streets by it o'clock eacli evening. ViolnlorH to t't; fuiln: will In erreMled and t.it;n tn the poller e"a( ion when:-, their case will btr disposed of. ' - S . In unuo'inelng thi rtilinT. Mr. ITaynes rnquesls th. cooperation t.r parents In gain nar observant of the It o'clock-law. About 0 ItOHKUfUO.'Oio.' (liy tho Anno dated Preys) Kobort Stark)'. 97, orily survivor In Oregon of .'tho Mivtfnn wnr Hied il thf- aolfllem' btislneiM men loft the w" w ,n Wl""s w,Vvr .homo, here,, today followinir A "humtier of commerce this morn ing for the excursion rlp,to the water works , Intake, ' where - con struotlon is at a Mtuge most fuvor ahle for inspection. W. (', f'rewf, city manager, anil Itov I tart en.' bower, who lias the work by con 'rnet, will explain tho plan to tho visitors. ' ' ' Of the mail. , Llrnkn nt mmIviI..; 'Ut eumit lie'ra The boys carried Clifton to ilrs., a yar sko from Larsliflcld. " ; Fd (on s. mother of tho I.-joIIo I MUtt' u-na ;t.nr.n 4nKw TonU h4, and sent a. call, tpr. .Uw. aiicul- fMlUo , lfiatJ an(l enlisted !' tho grass t KlmmiTiitoiv ambulance. ,, nU.a 'flmtea, navy in his 'early whfeu brought hl.m;to the Grande ; .M,nH. s.,fiinr u le aeas tho creiiter jparl of his life.. ... - f. ir,e served In th transport nr- Monday Musical Club Htiub-nls or the Mmith-Unghc: deptirtmen's of the vnriouM high MclifmlH i.r l-!:iMti-rn I )ri-iM tml. ! the I'nlon experiment farm Satnr- ri,,"! day for rielil stork Judging day. .More than 'i'l boM were present. A Jei'm of three boyn, uccoiupnti ied by County Agent 11. G. Avery, attended from I .a (irandi-. Ilor.'fs. dairy catti(, two chuwes nf fheep, hoga and poultry were judged during the afternoon. Roadster Stolen from Williams Early Today A light rna-h:hr. I!'-M inod-' m Hlnlcu from in front of Jl. C Willlitnis' reHldenre on M. avr-nui- early tids morn nt;, ureord ing to the polie-. . The car b:r( license number ia:i-f;s9. ltonde hoMpilal An X-ray examlnution revealed H-V-t-n or eight pieces p( hot in the patient's liver, us well hh a badly hntlered bone' Jujt above., the el- -p j.m' .m 1 . ""w- in n n . riKMi. linn. i.fir iliiii 1 ItJbent 1X10 lOniUl Wa cleaned and set, but the intcr t, ' nal Injuries were left tbr t'he'pres- The riiKt prognm to be gv(.n bv .t.'"''' . - he mule (Vpartmenl of the l.o. CilHon Is. a son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Neighborhood Hub ibis J'mie Mui'K,,wtio hvo near Huin- nson will be given this evening "imh .. . tr. o'clock til the I'resbyterbin vice during Mexiritn war. Htarkey made t ho acquaintance, of General I'. S. Cruut during his term of service. , , , ; The decedent leaves nly disla.nl relatives, but had ntany Intimate iirlends In ('oos nnd Curry counties. .HAIHMOm; u navy kch plaJics vieekiil, seven totally. . "AKACIii, urltLsh India ' " hillwl In -tv ; . TltOV, Ala. 17 killed, acorc InjiirtMl In tomwlo nreiu f " ' .. .. BAIiTI MOHK; Md. (y the Aa aociuted Preas), He von teen of 2H United Btates navy seaplanes hern for ft navy pageant,' toduvi broke from tholr .pioorlngs near Hollei-s Point in . a 75-mllo gale Bunduy and ; were strewn along a' fivo inllft t stretch of. beuch-Sunday lirht,V''AnotUr llttttt, mooruU bfr Hay Hliore - 'ttrji tor'u freo and disappeared. ... , ' Hrvoiv of ( the dercltct planes were , total wrecka when found.. Mopes were held out that the other 10 might be partially sal vaged, ;i ';, .'t,.jt.y i f h - SW1MH.I.U CAKiHT i os a.(;i:li:s (An w. h. O'Hryan, acisetl with 3lra .Edna. M. llariier of defray I Ins residents of Oreffon and WnshiuKlon In a colonization sclienie off the Mex ican (xwHt, Un lay surrendered to authorities ami itostcd $10,00(1 ball. HL'ItT IX WIUX'K NALKMI, Ore. (A I) A. H. Hun sen, employ! by Hip ItMlgerH l'nHT company, hn lulu uuctm NcloiiA for more than ! iiotirs tho result of Injuries Hustalned when bts automobile went Into a diteJi on the Su loin-Dallas highway near LEAGUE GATHERS IN PARIS TODAY Organization' to .Attempt to Settle Balkari vOis pute; Hostilities atLtho Front Continue; v VIENNA (By: '"the ..Associated Press) Dispatches from Sofia.' the Bulgarian capital, declare that Greek troops at all points ure dig ging in and strengthening their positions, apparently for a Ions stay on Bulgarian aoll. ' :; '" ' : Reports today said they oooupled new positions south of. Petrlch, which hlthorto have Veen,, cop trolled bv the Bulgarians. A number of persona ware kitted ' or wounded In the Greek bombard ment or Plparnltxa and Petrovo, 1& miles north of Demtrhlaaar. .( Heavy. rains are making the con dition of refugees pitiable.' They i arc forced to sleep lnv.th- open without shelter. ; The Bofla government denies there is a single Bulgarian aoldler on Greek soil. . ' , " ' ;' HOSTILITIES IS PROGRESS PAftlH (By Aasoclaled 'Press. At last accounts hostilities am In pi'o gross along tho Macedonian frontier between tho. Greek and Hulgurlans. . 1, The Greeks are reported to ho :ln voMtimlBv. h!k mLhIi um i throwing shells into various parts fiactuml, but hbi eomlUton Is nnro I of the trouble dlskrlcty while th '.,. -! f ut. . -OY' ' ' 'rt--..'''v; .-, TO!t.A!0 TOI.Ii HIGH. THOY, Ala. (My the Assoclat-id Press).' Heventcen persons were He leuvea ' a munll-. amount of l' reported killed und' more than . money to several of these friends. -duireii when the Monday musical will present In concert ' .Ichhc A. -Inskin. Hopmno. as'tlsted bv Is'ibel .MeArthur. pianist, . und l-'lorenee. .I'n nch, accompanist, alt of. Htiktr. A'l inemb'-rs iind Trfiids of tlie N'dghburhood club are Invited. No adml.Klon will bo rharged. ' OnivlHcd Slayer Appculs 'mi IImIcs Both Amin hi I'aM KLAMATH KA1.LH. Ore.-r-Kratik K I, A MAT If KAjXK, Ore, K. A. Way., recently convicted of killing Hhva.fe, employed by tluv Kored Tim Murphy during a quarrel over u,,niT rompany nt Pine llldge, a black sheep In the desolate liev. )roke mth iirms above the wrist In H's Ciarueii eouiiiry, tomiy fln-H Klan Ceremonial And Imbler Hunters Bring Home 176-Pound Bear Child's Wrist Broken In Fall While at Play V:- ' ' Mllie All-n. ln-. nr.-l-l daugh ter of Mr. and .Mr. Hiram Allen. I broke her wrist Saturday when she hapd for a horizon I ul liar and inlKsed it. wlille attempting ncro batle KtuntH at her home, :tt 0 2 North Fourth street. The child w ts taken to the hospital for Ireut ment. She Is said to be making a good recovery there. TM11LKU. Ore. ( Special ). WjI Ihnii Pnll ns, n. K. Conklin and Itoff ien y. w ho left a few davs niro In qust of bear, retuind from the wen-s of their hunt this morning wit h a J 7fl-pound brow.i bear, which is wiid to be one of the best brought in for wvera! nea;;ons. The bear was kiMed In the rool htlls mar H"mmerville. ciiui;i;i with ?o.l, Tilt ;it Tom Boyle wus arrested Hatur day for stealing coal at the O.-W. It. & N. yards und turned over to leputy Sheriff H. A. Kltnghann-r bv Tom F. Kooney, railroad detec IIvp. Boyle was relraM-d on bonds tlds morning. His eiise will tie irtfd tn the justice of the peace court Monday. a ufi-foot fail front a building as appeal to Hie state Kiipn nu- court. ; ),e luinble,! irmii the roof. Savage Way la now serving a iS-yi-ir ;-en- attempted to make i hap and fell lenee in tin penitentiary at Sn.:em headtit. lie,. UliKhlerl on (lis following his convlHlon of man- mnds, t he force of the blow nup slaughter. Bo Mi men were promt- i.in.F ihe i.ri,u i.,ui (lt..k..u . i.ii Parade Set for TcnighL nvnt ln t,u' shl,,'I' In this wrlsls. He NUHlalued no other In- ffeetlon. ( jjnrieN. He was brouglit lii-re to a - 1 : liospitnt. T'te Ij C.rji:nb Knightn of t'-e Father-, ami Sous In IHii". : , Ku Kln Khin will stage jutiM-Ie FOKMSl (JKOVK, t.re.- Fat h-j and c'-iTiiifiniat In this city fit's era who are membiiM of the For- lAll.MCIt .Ml BIH lit J If venlng, a'-eoiiling to ofTcials-uf est Grove chamber of Commervel i; ' It A. Oil. (AP) '.'.ic IhnIv he orin n.Hon. will Join , with others November !t ' of Gu(inc I (ear Hon, red red farnar, The demonstration will tnl;-: in celebrating father and son d iv. ( wm found .Iniiiglng to n tree In ihr place at the ligh Hehool iitli'-li" ( luncheon in-uu 1 But wlil appeal Sun)islde ilistrlrt. north of here, lied follouing tin- parade. . Per- to all wijl:be arranged and. the today. Authorities hellexr Bcarsfm mbson tor both as grunted last meet. ng . ill be; a Iditssed by K J v.ns hanged aHcr he had bi.-cn pil Weduesday cvenln? by the ci'.y wurd 1'! Flynn. director of publle turd and killed by bootleg whlk, comm.ssion. , . , . . ielutions for the Great. Northern the hanuhnr liaxbiir lieeti ilfiiie In klansmcn from laiiway... , . a iiuiu who uato him the wldskv. score Injured by a tornado which jlirj. roqld Str leu I'lKe couniy, aiiiiihiiiu, i-iii ly Sunday, Many homes were laid waste, causing thousands .of dbllars damage, '- favorable today. Pour other o-eu-panta or Bui oar vseauod with h- ' .amy still oit SAL KM, Ore. (AP) The Jury In the Kelley-WIIIoM murder trial came in e.t J I :;m a. Ui. Kluy uld ukcil Mr further ' hixtructlous 'I heso gBtm, tlni Jurork hniiiellulc ly. went out again. The fiiirman asked the court ir the Jury eutitd return a crdiet of guilty in the ciihc nf one defendant ami ltsure on the other. 'Hie Judge sakl the Bulgarians front vantage poirA" are declared to be' carrying out. ' ,Jr j'(fiont'iniijii PwtriT. '' j ACTRESS MUST PAY FOR LOVE lilckifall Ktore Bobbed STOB.M FATAL TO 7.00(1. KAKACI1I. British India (By Assoc'atcd Preas). Brief details nf the rvclnriic storm in the per t-inn Gulf confirm the curly r- H;ih''n-I'aan hliihway, waa robbed ports or, great loss of lite and or about $ HMi by two men who had the dcstrMclloh of many siiiull ves- Bt0(H.,, (t Htoro OHl,.n(,(y to Blspatehes to the Oaily Ga.et ;say that 7,tH'i pe'sons perlslie the. cyclone. ,: which .wri MINHOLA. N. Y. (By the Asso ciated Press)-- Mrsl Kathertne Frey of Louisville, Ky., 'was award ed a Jury's1 verdict today for' $37 r(Mi against Wlldu Bennett, musical comedy actress. '. . , Mrs. Frey brought suit against DALLAS. Ore. peter Cook, who ' has a general merchandise xinre t I Blckrenll, ut tho Intersection of 'the uctreSs charging she alienated the west side highway and the'1"" affanllona' of the plaintlra IllinilUIIU, I.IIUIUS r rjoyvtrt.f 1 t-i Mrs. Frey brought suit for. J (Mii- 000 heart balm. Thw Jury )rtfttlrned companlcd.'liy un earthquake other disturbances., and buy gasoline, . While one man en 1 gaged Mr. Cook'.i attention ut the 'a waled verdict HuturdayUrtiti be- - auUiiiiobile outside, the other en It is said that ell P.itttl'-rn iregon points will be In attendance and that a lar class wdl be initiated Into secret order. . '- BALK It ILLS SIX 1 NKW YOIIK. (By the AtiWtnled lpreKK)-1A dlBiutrous gale swept (the middle' und northern Atlantic (states yesterday causing six deutlis jutid deavy property damage. tered the stori' and took the money from the pocket or a coat hanging behind the counter,, t( . catiKt of the presiding jurist's ab sence ut the time the Jurymen re turned from? their chambers; the awitrd was not made public un til today. . . v : ' Moose Frolic Attracts 200 Here For Week-End ,Ure than 2':fl menibers of ttte iJadian. great nor' h moos-, of thl Moose lodge, from Walta Walla distrlet. which conipri'-s Kaslern and Pasco. Wash.. Baker. F.nler- On-gcn and Washington, presidi-d prts" and l (irt:n! ginreu ai oi ine oanqtni. laiKS were giv 8. Carloads of Spuds Shipped to California There has be'jn much oompeti lion Ii4're lately ur-iong the potato grcweis. local CAperta report Itmtth Mi-Kennon slilppi-d eight earJoads or (tola toes to Bi Cali fornia. mark't last w'k. In Vak iiiin the tubTs are bringing $47 ami IU a ton in wiigon loads 'nt the traclis. which means 5 '2. 35 to $2.4n t'r J on pounds. The local market In climbing, tint has not yet reach eti thut mark. Rooming House Raided; Whiskey Owners FinedS . f; ami; to halt bi sim:ss POBKHT GBOVK. Ore. Dtisl-m-sa here will liult In order that t he comm unity may co-operate with Pacific I'ntversity on the most Important or I he feature of '. he university's home -co ruing program t he foul lid 11 gn me hflwifti Pa eitle and the College of Puget th- Kittles hall here y.-sterday for by B. J. Kl'cben. I . K. Shanks. ' Sound. h Moottehenrt legion frolic. Or. A. N. Mayville and Charles I Ieeislon to (Ills 'ff(?ct was The meeting started nt it o'clock Ktu-ff. jnaehed by the rdiutnber or com- wlHi d-ree ork. whl'-h was con- t , meiee and Individual jmemiieri tiini' d thnniRh the day. Forty ' I'lay Piriin j (l(,.r n,i,m rtbeil to Hit- plan to candidal-! were initiated. At noon i Saturdav ev-ninir the Walla 1 rloa lh.town durin-r the hours of Walla lodge No. 4';i gave it play . the foot hut I gauu. The- tinB Tslty nt Ka cl' S hull entitled "III rain's ttlmh-nt body hus m thre-duy II illecinallon." direet d by Cliarlel hom'-coming program that, In Hhelf. A large erowd ltend'd 1he,iludes mlx between frehmell for the ngt'd at N'-w piny anl the dance that followed. The Wit it man ollefi orehetra Hceompnntfd 'he cajit to la Grande commit- from Watln Welln nnd pljyed ilur- thf ladtt-s In the presentation and ,aiso fur a luncheon wu wrvt-d at the hall. MiHrtebeart is irlon la m high t d gn of th Moi1 Indue, which was organ ixd to care for the Moose home Ha ven. In the evening a o'ctoek ban;uet w wrved by tee trom the lodae and au.ur.ury of tl.e Iu-Jt lotiv-- Carl ,tUv U.dt- and soph omor'B. a jutilor class piny, freshman bonfire, dancing and other parties, us well as two football gnmt . Pacific fnnhmen teckiiiit; Bundun iiltfli school Fri- di-v. A Publicity Problem For the bu!iM-s. man ntio ! iiit;ii'.tcdL hi hi adtcrtbdiu anil nnntH lo get the m-t po--s)ld riHlirn- out of ll. 'I In Oh"4'rtrr offers S4rtlce Hi il Mill nhl In KuBhu hi'-' imldicily proldt in. How in make a Mfftffiil p'sn, how II enn h I'MiiMeil whh bet iv-lllt. hot (lwrl(;iu tan Ih made more tlrottw an. I nmie liileiiJina. how space (-an In iiii-hiifd m t oiiiply with an mHcithhitf budget thcM n the mutters of ai Ik'fdnr lute rel lo the man who watit.4 lo hold old 1'iiMomerv and add n.-w oncrt. TIm Oliver er"s M-rlf-e ertn be I in. I by calhii' lnlii S7. oserrer Advertising A Mereliaudislng Hrrvl.' iu.Miitr.im 1IOMFLLSS TBt IV, Ala. (By the Associated rcsa Seventeen lives today omprised (he toll of the tornado which sw'pt , Bartiour. Pike - and nshaw counties yesterday. Hun dreds arc homeless. 'Two pin's of ulilsiiey and sev eral empty ' bottles t ached In a hollow door fi um. W. F. and Birdie NickM u ho a' know h-dgt d 'wnersiip of the Ihiuor, and George Bust, whii has evaded r.'- Mcdford Coast Line to PIm.'I .n Mai'LoilO"' p"df who Herriti Recovering From Bloody Events of Past Hl'UKIN', III. (My the Assn-lper cent. There were bankrupt fin ted Press). -A sign tn u sto'O ' cles. stagnation and despair, window reads; "Forujer Herrln ' This happened while Hu - per tailor returned; firm under a new 1 cent or tho citizens looked on in name." I horror at their own town gon It Is a sign or the times In!1"1, hplplcw to atop It. yt Uear llerrln. Change the name and!"" equally with thu fighters the them would be row visible lndl-!'vil reputation, cations that, here Is the town', Besides the signs of coimnerchtl which uroie Its name In bloo I ' resurrection there are others. Gos They are ret iming to Herrln ( I'"1 'tuotatlona are posted In pub- u t uu ay w bile ' P'"1 win: u er um ih' ur raged and the town,"' a is trying to bal Its wounds. Tin 1 s luiiiiiinr. blown, 2 men a ''r- hard to forget. SALK.M. Ore. (By the A tsoeiuted antui B since he broke Jail at I Press) The , public service coin- Baker several months ago, ere.! mission today issued an order for taken into custody by Georgeithe disposal of the Mcdford Coast Plarre. protdbltlon ofr.cer, when railroad, owned by W. S. Barnum, he raided tho Oarlund hotel ut 'llholdtng that Barnum must .offer Sunday. inc roan ior sam u n. prii-- imu iu exceed I in Oismanneq vame. m If'u buyer does not appear on it ii i iik. i.,,,,,.. ( regen'-ratlon. Bank deposits mr ...-upi...... .... ' " ' WU weeks lids fall Jumped 150 the road ' w'tre stopped by an in junction. Mr. a nd Mrs. N'lrklc, proprl orH pf the. hotel, pleaded gilMyt to lib gal possession before Jin lice Jlugli K. Brady this tnorninK' (Continued on Par Plvt.) ABKKBI L. IBt . HllPOIMX ItlX'OIUi PlyfATO PICK - t APLBOKKN. Ida. (AP). Whnl Is believed to be a world's record p'ck of potato wus made h'-n-SHlurduy whn Valentino Solosj- orphans, and 13 deal 2H m Fpr what, Is a man profited If IV,.! he shall giiln the whole world und los) his own soul! Or what shall a man give In exchango for his soul?" A wild, dirty' little mining town. Is the picture of IWrln that has gone out Into the world. A clean, cultured, naturally prosperous city many oincr signs oi of pj.nno la the fact. j A iiKng many r-asons for the town's come-linct; them: are out standing: KHmimitlon of the champion gun-Inters: a religious revival; u return or activity In the eu.il field. There ar Kiddle Preside . Over Club Luncheon B'rports from the board or di rector me'ellns' thin evenlnr will liel picked sacks of Hunie:t : ), mnde t the luncheon session of potato.- tn a few minutes le.s tn pnion countv chamber of com. ,than n n hours, handling Ins o n ! un rce Tuexduy noon nt the Odd , sacks up J tarrying th-in from the t fellows' hall. ; field. j Fred Kiddle will preside over the ! The record ts all the more r-. program, which Includes a talk on . tunrkuble when It Is considered 1 1 be hi termed late rut' esse by H at a good average day's work 11 James A. Ford, munugcr-secretary j Bank deposits n niiij. Two chain st.otes have f(en -d tunnel) houseH, one a gio ciy eoiuern, thu oilier a national i.iustc house. At the beginning of this coiiltago. which did not hit Hcfrln. out season, three banks were hand-i brought iocs into con'un in line a. iiifitithlv itavroll of more' work of tnerey.. was an III wind than $7'iii. "tin. In 1 theretthal blew goil to Jienin. were 47 mln The local chamber of commerce j says that lit rrin 1ms a higher peruentago of home owners than uny city in the Vnited States, s The dlsasterous Southern BUJ no's tornado of several monlb operating In Wit Itamson county, producing ulmont I a mlltlon tns of coal u yc.ir and mploylng more than 1 2. Men nit tiers. In I ''if more than 2 a m'lt' H closed. The mines are open ing rapidly. Stoics are startle mer with a Bible, wus a strunge.. nn. IJmolv houses ure being nc! Many strangeis were among the copied. leaders of tho atrip mln masse I Is estlmr.ted 2"n fn ml lies leB : ere of June, lui Some of the b ad rs in Hln troublous Hays were strangers. S. f;ienn Young, who tried to clean th- town with u gun, was a stiangT. Bowurd S. WHHuma. tevlvulist. who tried It last slim- 22, which mcurn?d the picking and stacking of, 100 of thu Spokane commerce chum- i Benin fr.icV.s. ih'-r Jttr.fe. d jriug the hitei necine about half wiiy Proiwrty depreciated o j und Marlon. bet wet n Herrln I -L - - 1 rt