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EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAYS-FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SSRVICQ i 1 GIT Y EDITION ,. Oft.. eept ta ' tonight a 4 cal thus,, mountains " II ' ll" 3. VOLUME XXIV. KEHTSEI1Z Si 4-Year-Old Boy Crushed Under Wheel of Auto "'j " 7 Stage Yesterday ;'.,. INQUEST WILL BE HELD LATE TODAY Accident Occurred .Near Five Points Filling Sta tion, : Eight Miles from La Grando..-, An huiufsl over III" crushed II t!e body of Kent ' -('hurlcs. . (our-year-old hoii of- .. Mr. vand Mrs. Vein K. Hull. who-'IWa-ort..the' . operating ' table , at the.-Grande Itomle. hospital at '5 p.-: in: Mon-dHy-ihreo houi-s aftor.be wus run over , by a passenger tB turn ing ui'ound In tin- vacant lot where ho was playing near hie fnther'B filling sltillon, eight miles Host of 1ti Grande was ;!b he conducted nt (hi! Rohuenkuinp ohnpol at S:3U p. in. today. Lot KnodgrnKS. dep utised coroner uctllg In the ab sence or Dr. K. Is. Hub-ton. -was to officiate. , . :-; . Hnwurd Burnett,". 31, driver or the.stugc, has not been held,:but Is remaining In the cl'.y to await ill, verdict of the coroner's Jury. TIM! bus wus one- operated us an cstra by the Mqior. Trunslt com pany. - ' ', - '' Driving Kilre Mage. ' : Burnett hud been culled ;from l,u 'Grande to pick up three pass-' engers thut the regular caslbound slugo from Pendleton. Iad 'not been able , to accommodate..'' r , The young inuii tuld. at thdun-del-Inking parlors lust' night, thut he hud arrived nt the ytva Points fiilliiB atilon. .Uboitt iiMotk,' 'I'liklns oii ilK'' waiting intsscnirers,; he' had 'swung Into the 'camp grounds 1 went opy'-the' bulldlm;, thinking to tmrtf litto liio , high wuy in order to -lieed-itu'ek toward town. ' ' ''"?v. .. Hoy Playing -in' Grstel: ',1 Kent w-us tying .on ..his stomach near, a. gravel vpHy,.,lnto. 'Which, lie was digging little, weaves with Ills (Continued on, Pas 6) APPEALED CASE TO UK RETRIKf). J ' r'ITlT IlPfl A Uli"S''1",u' ,n,s '8 closely allied with coni- l-UUKl VKtKjtjiWJCiB. munlly cooperation, "Our dllier ' V lences nro valuable," he siild. "AH J" SAI.KM, Ore., June 8 (At'). -:! contributions hro b:nclclul; to the Tile supreme court today. In an j whole." ' . opinion by Justice lleufl ;,riivi-sed "Wo all need a, common oblect iiiul remanded Cor nuw trial Ihe.itve to work toward," ho suld. Dur chx" or the 1'nlted Stale Natlonhi : his lulk'ho praised tho local hank, of l.u Grande, ugalnt R K. Miller, appellanl. ; n'he IjhiiI tfutd lo colleet ai:lolul of : .fj'ailii&.'GT 0:1 'tliivt priHiiiHHory n,oleB, nd r.-et-lvud ...iii(lKient: 'r,or $13.3.4 1 .'4 4. ?rh' dort'iiUHiit, hud huen udjudped iKUiUrupt. ... tit lif-r ojiliiiiitfl today Included: j In the jmLQiT pr (hi- VHliite ofj r:(t;:;(ljetli Jl'4ivrmk xlewaK'd:' An- Jl 'A. jiurlc'iKh ahtf otmH; ap- peat from : WnlJowa' county: .suit, lo. contest -will; Vplnlrirr by Just fee TohIiow. JiidjretJ. . W. KnowU-a tifrirmed.' .ry-i r-.-v . 20 La Grande High Graduates Will Attend, etler ewspaper A Itctter iioMspaM-r tn otic wlik'li people ffrow more fond uf leading; tliry lalk tout it iiioi-r favoraldy ; thvy rwtitn nifixl It nwii' litfflily mid the dleiK't i-oiiMqueiK-o U- thai morv siileMcrilicrH . le-niit. -Oiii iIuk not Itavo lu iph at tile stand ur uewsMier; walcli H villi cr Miami si III or tf row. Ye. Tli ObM-rrer b grow in?. The rea tier. family l grow ing;. I lie miller-Interest lfiyton -lirx ami ITS AIVKRTISI(2 VAI.M-: IS ;ItOVIJ. Ailver llinx loltime vuliuiio flint litiwx month arter lumiih h iitdhalivp of adert(ins reulls Yd I lie ad-tertWng t-e?ull en yed by 'IIh OlM,tn rr is not mm pricing wImh ihi cunMlcr Km blxt nwler-liilrrc-Ai maile available for local btiine? mei at IIm hmil inl wt rwuter of Miiy puMklty llM'jr 4h h. MObsrtrvc-r Advertlfb(r A McrclnuMlUing ttervkre." UEMBElt ASSOCIATED PRESS 'History of School District Nine' I Hoar fascinating ran be the pioneer hMory wttlitn a senate' achuot district I nkowi In Utn essay by Maad Johnson. kUlb grade girl of the Pleasant Grove dlsfrtrl, who mm second prise la the filth and sixth grade ill tbloa of Ilia local history essay contest. Klie ha made her pkw. lures of Hie little oM eclioul room so realistic, that the read, cr feels huueetf a sharer la the evpertrnce of "tlie ftrsl pupils In Ilie first publk- srhout ever taut lit la I nkm county." . This Is the hlHtdry of Hchool dis trict No. 6, of t'plon county, as told to mc by Airs. Kllen.'Ktihn rlckleu, a pioneer, of 1ss2 and one-of the first pupils of the first public school ever taught In Vi'on county, and as learned train Union and Wallo iya county history: . ' . The first net tiers In this d tit riot were John l,owiH. K. Kuhn, Wlllluni Glenn known, as I'ncliv Itllty), L.. 1 Glenn and Jack Morrison. Jack Morrison's pluce was the first place taken up.i Ho later traded it to K. Kuhn. Jlr. Kuhn lived on the place till his death, which occurred 11 yeurs uffO..The 1 L. Otcnh and John Ixwls places still are In the H. E. Coolidgc Delivers Main Address at Cham ber; of Commerce Luncheon Today. . .- 'There Is no more reason for lack . of cooperation Jn tha Orandoi COOPERATION FORUM THEME Hondo valley than In our families, in,, road (hroiigli the national ir wo cunnet achieve cooperation forest from Iho fool hill is now we had belter go whero wo can," op,.n ,hP wllv Iiml ts ln B,,endld suld Coolidgc,, speaking on "fom- 8hnpe up to Anthony lukes, though munlty Cooperation" at tho week- lt , single ,tcok road. It is ly meeting of the chumbcr of com--. plcnty wide for . safety, however, mercc at the Kolcy srlll today , tatv and pusslng place are very fro. nopiij !, : , ; ;, . .' 1,,1. . The rirat seven miles Is. a No foundiUlon ror 'pultr i)irfrr- sleudy lfnib rroin)thoothllls. B.i ont'Vfs among- t'nlpn codnt?-' corii-ittpilgh not slecpi Jl"hon- one-on-uiunUles. oxlsls. the t speakor dci' counter u;,.l!niiill; Wit 'and,thc ami ciarcdV adding thut "our relations goveivihinnt cujiipgi'ouudj.'ulong th are ta Inevitably cloo ,to ;.nerWtt river,- 'Tlie next sc.ven-inlle climb Jealousy and luck if cooperation." ! Ho spoko or the mall order busl- lukex cumpground. ' neas. pointing but that one phase I- ln i he lukes region proper Ihe or cooperat on Is the patronizing-,wyi. ,8 lUloul bo11 K1VH ,, , or homo industryw "BUy home pro- li(tllcr criB ,, p(.ks. It , poH. duels as fur us porslble and keep f,,blo tn ,., ,he ,aOT;. Hlso. ,H. our money ot home." ho suid..iC;luso .,, anowhanlu, remui,, are hols buy . in Oregon but rirst ln hard and will support any number the Grande Kondu valley " , ,,r e,.sons. ts peported by those following Mr. Coolldge. tho; ,vllo vtoHed , ,ttkeH Sunday. It w. Murray , .Bmdnor, or Core, i . spoke or group thinking, asserting ehainber of voiiimoree for Its fur - theruuee df this spirit. - Several members of the (ov comnierelul club- wero prestmt to - dtty,' pilosis of the local organiza- tloli. Jim Morutock preaided and jtlio'IteV. . Oliver lilley returned Uiunks. -'- .: Uuy WHIIuiiis, necoiupanlcd by Mrw. Ii" I. Hoi 11 it a. sanjf two nunn ter:i durtn? the - luncheon which were well received. Hruce Oenuln, now-en route vjih! as'a'rcprcsentutrve of the Portland rCootlmiM nn Par B College Next Fall J Twenty meiiihers or the class or 3 are preparlnpr raring io en- roll In Institutions of hlcher leHrn ; ins. K. IK Towler, principal of the 1 liiph school, announces. I Six or v them will matriculate at , ulrHU. ,u Su to U. A. .; unothcr pair to tho teacher training school nt Mon mouth: two lo the University of Washington, and one each lo Iteed, Willamette, Washington State college, I'tah university, Co lumbia university i.nd tho Colo rado school or -mines. The contribution to the Troah eta at Kugone will Include: uv i nor i 'leaver, Murjorle Condlt, John t'oolldge, Margucrltu Kills, f'luude Htitl nnd .Melvln Parker; t.'orva! Its: Karl Ham well and Homer Hchroeder; University of Washing ton: Wesley Urownton and Wil son Thurston; Monmouth, Mar jorle Ma gut re and ituth Winn; Heed, JesHic llurbridge; ' VUOi. I 'rank Kill puck; Willamette, lle! ene liice: Whitman. Mab;l Hchaefer und I'rank Wain u in: Col orado, WIIHam ValHs; ;olumb)a, Miss HuHanna la. iH-al. Miss. lral b-rt for t'olumbla about a month ago to (akr spe clal work In primary and kin gar ten education. 8he Is a teach- er In the primary department or Central school. Ilurlng her sl-iy In tho east, she plans to visit schools of Gary,. Chicago nnd Win- nctka, III., and Itochesler, N, Y. - (CuuUuutti 011 riia lour.) . . LA hands of their descendants. , The Billy Glenn place 1 owned by Blhts Johnston. . ; ; . . 'The school district 8 organised In 18S4. - The first term or school was begun .In September, 18(4, taught by V. li Blakeslec. There had been private schools taught prior to this, but fills was the first public school. The school district was known as the Iowa district, be cause so many people from Iowa settled here. .. lAter the district was divided, uud our part was called rimsunt Grove, and tho southern part wus called Jowa. The first schoolhouse was located about a mile and one-half west of tiummei' Yillv. . It stood on what was known aa the Hlnehurt place., north or C C. Glenn's place on Willow creek. The schoolhouso wus built or luuw ber (heiuvy plunks stood on end) about 14 by so fop). Mr. Blakcslce said It wus unMhlng; but comfort able on the Inside, The benches were made of slabs with holes bored In Ihen with pegs driven through tho holes tor .legs. Sir. Blakeslee felt tho need of a black board, so he went to iJi Gruinlc and got the lumber from some dry goods boxes and flxed them togeth er, nciklng a board thrca by rive '. (Continued nn ra Riahtil NORTH POWDER LAKES ATTRACT MANY VISITORS NOKTH POWDtfK, Juno 8 (Spe clal) -e The xlromo.hot woalhor Ortco nnin has hrouRht 1 North Powder' playground Into ltn own. Tho plaj'BTOiim! Is Iho r laku dln trkrt SS.mtlon Houth or horo, and Inchidoa Anthony htkea and North Powder taken. One tukejt the road out of here ptiitt the r-li-Jng- plant, south to tlie Muddy Creek market road, chsI one mile to the North Powder river, then south asuln and Htraighl on 1 ho one road to tho lakes, takes one dlreeti.ivfo tho .Anthony HAPPERSETTIS NEW TREASURER OF STATE AERIE HA I KM'.' Ore., Juno H. (AP) B. f. Coke, of Murshried, wia eleet- ' t-'d president of the Oregon tnt I aerte of Katjles at the stute Kagles' convention here this mornlnff. " - Portlund was selected for the 1927 state convention. . ' j ; j. - tiihee -sluto offjeera elected at thin morning's suasion were iu fol- Iowk: Ouy It.' Uownr?. Portland, 'vice president; V. Ij. Itoyal, Halem, chaplain ; C. .!. Ioug, Kla-mal li Kails, secretary: C. K. Hinperjfett, 1 4L Qrun d e, t reusu wr ; Win! f red 1 Ma rk, ' 1 1 oehurR. InHltle , j?uh rd ; Glen I'arrlsh. SllVerton, nutKldc Kuard; VulenMne Stroble. P ndle ton. tnustee for term , of three years; o. K. Lee, of KuKene, and W. It, Cooper, of Portland, repreaenta. lives of the Oregon tttutci aerie to the Natlonul HugUw convention at Heattle August 0 to 14. Civil Suit May Go to SILI. A ei juiurs mis iiiicinutin A 79.r.s rlvll suit that has drag , ,.., ,, V.., , lo Ihe jury late this liTternoon. Witnessed ror lliarlen V. Tam er is. who l attempting to recover wage for hit two son. from Isaac Hingninan nn whoso ranch thev worked, were examined nearly nil day. Testimony Tor the defendunt was rinlslied ut noon, today. Argu ments by I lX'iihuni, of Klgin, for the complainant, and ,T. ). Klater and K. R. Itingo, for the de fendant, were scheduled to start u,t I:?0 (his afternoon; Tamcrin was grunted a decision In the Justice court, from which Ltingutiian hurt appealed. W. J. Bryan's Daughter Is Florida Candidate JACKSOXVILU:. KIh.. Jone H. A l-KIorlda democrats go to thoj polls In a. hardy primary today to select nominees for one United States m-n-dtor and two congress men with chief interest centering on 'he comrresslonal race in. the rourth district where Mrs. Ituth ltryun tlwnes, duughter of tho late Wlllfum Jennings llryan, opposes W. Joe Hears, of Kiatdiimii'c, In UuuiUcut. GRANDE, OREGON, TUESDAY; JUNE 8, 1926. LIVESTOCK UNIONSHLIW Four Carloads of Racere Shipped in from Con- don, Oregon --y. 400 HEAD STALLED 9 O'CLOCK TODAV Seven Thousand May At tend Opening Day To morrow If Weather Re mains Fair. - CNION, - Ore. .lune H. With a rtniHll anuy or men, under the leadership or President H. K. Mil ler und Alanuffer W, II. Voeel, on lie Rrounds today tmililne final preparations' and tuUinj? und list ing entries, all will be in readiness for the openlufr of the eiRhteenth annual Union Livestock Hhow to morrow' tnorulnir, - Ktock. lioth exhibition and rac ing Is arriving In a continuous litream, Four carloads or rucers frcah from lite Condon, Ore., races. chocked In this morning: and scores of exhibition animals are , help ix ticketed. At nine o'clock . Mils morning more than 400 head of stock wore cn the ground!. Christening field A ehrlslcniiiff was held at Ihe, grounds at six o'clock this mornlnrr when a Hereford calf wan born In the Horb Chandler pens, sired by Prlnc Domino J B l . Ilio Hakor man named the new arrival Union Domino. .. , Khtimates for the attendance to morrow, which will be. children's day, aro roughly set at 7, WO. In-1 teres! .Is keen in the bltow this year, mid fair - weather will ; un doubtedly result In brenking , or H. 'Opening- ;day ajjeod.unce,,; ro cdrds. '.'' '.' 1r. W, T. Pliy lias his utdlls and exhdilts arranged und "many de- clnr that this will bo tile out-1 i ! standing display of the' show. (Continued on Fago 5) ' 1 , . . - 1 Prehminary Hearing fori .. Bert, Hopkins Awaitej IJeatn Or KeCOVeiy OI Max Kell. 1LL01IN; IS ARRAIGNED - ' lore, u private carrier engaged ex- KNTKItPKIHIO, Ore., dune 8. ! cluslvely in the tratisportatlon of following hl arraignment in court f a purlieiilar comuiodtty. lor a par hero yesterday on a charge of as-.i tleular individual or prlvutn con sttult with a dangi-rous weapon j 'fact could not operate between with Mtlempl to kill. IU'rl HopkinM. j to. points over a route for which of Wallowa, was returned to Ihe. ; a certificate of convenience und county J.ill to avalt developments j m ceniilty ims already been gram I it the condition or Max Ketl. wlio j d another opemlor. This would Is in tlie hospital at Wallowa right- i virtually exclude such private car- imr death rrom 11 rraetnred skull. llopklnn was unable to raise the lii bondH r'iulred by the court ror ills rleuse. Kell, word rrom his physician ki. Wallowa twted today. Is holding his own, and has some chance to recover. As far as hospital attend ants can learn, (he patient h'us no relulivos to be notlried. lie Is con scious and speaks occa.slonally but makes no mention or the accident. Hopkins, too. Is reluctant to talk or Hi' broil In which ho crushed In Keir.s Fkull with a gun-blow ntji.st (Jrov-M arly Sunday niorufm; the Northern hotel Suturdiy, ac- ! is the opinion of Washington conn cording to Kherlff A. H.. Miller. i ty officers, based upon evidence -Woman Also Silent. Mrs. Joe Clay, or Wallowa, is re. ported to have "nothing to say" about lite riuarrel, which Ih aid to have resulted rrom Jealousy be - tween the two men over her recep- tlon of their attentions. Khe has called on Kell at the hospital, at- tendants said this morning. Epworth League Rally Program Is ScKcdulcd Tlie iU'W Hall K. Wallis, pastor of the community church or In land Cily. k-n this morn In ir ffr Hoise. Iduho. where he, with Ins - irlct Superintendent lr. IlHinillon and two young women, will Ifecm u Keriits of Kpworth l'ugue Inti lut' rallies, five nillies will held, tlie fimH one ht'hig ut the! Klrxl Methodist Kplscopul elnircli I here Humluy afternoon and eve-' nlng. The rally held here will be Tor all or l?nlan county, and dele gates are expected rrom Cove. Imbler, rnton. Island City and ! Klgin. The purpose or the convention Is to explain the work r the sum mer institute July 12 to I, to be! held at the Methodist r euinp iuuud Li :l!unii LuUv. - r 1 STATUS OF AUTO BUSES 1 UBI6ED Opinion Given Today by ruonc service -uom-mission in Salem SUPREME COURT r DECISION CITED Recent Ruling Issued in v California Case Will T Not Alter Conditions in J Oregon, iSALKM, Ore.. Juno 8 AP) The status of automotive carriers ih Oregon is not changed, in the opinion of tho public Kervictveom mission, by a decision of the Unit etl mates Hiipreme court, holding that the state or California can not compel a private automotive carrier operating under a private contract lo assume against hit will the duties of a common car rier. Considerable speculation was heard here today to tho effect the decision would have on the ad ministration of tho Oregon law. "In tlie opinion of the Oregon public h t'.r v 1 c o . commission, In which Is vested the duty of ad ministering the so-called automo tive transportation act of theslate of Oregon," says a prepared state ment by the commission, "the de cision of the United titatcs su preme court would not change tho status or automotive carrier op erators doing business under' the provisions' of the Oregon statute. This voituliiKlon Is reached by the 1 wruKon omciaiH lor me reason tnat the Oregon law and the Cail foruia act uie dissimilar ln thut the California-statute requires op ei'ulori engaged In tlie trauHporta- taVn nf iinrnnnn nr iti-niiufi 1 fniv iVompeiiHHlTon over tte fithlo iYlglt- wuys to obtain .a cei;Uri,cati! of con venience and necessity .before 40 operating, while Ihe Oregon laiv provides that all appIlcantH iiiuy, w granted a cerllticato upon com pliance wllli certain liberal, r.--tiuiremcnts found necessary' for tlie protection and safety of the public, ifutJ'MO'fti npL -alttvtiiil -tp reiiulrc U cairhjr un inLlp umi'4' private agreement to Vawiiijufl the obligations: of A conmion ciutIw-. "Under a recent decision of the ! i aiiiortiHi suprf-nii!' court, It wts , held that the Callrornla act ro- cfiiiied all operitprs or motor ve hicles enganed In Clio tiansporta- l'011 persons or. property over the lilglnvays or the slate Tor com- ienmtiou to obtain u . curi.ir.cutu ''.'r"' orn were doing huslue:i as private earners under a pilvale contract or as common . carriers. . Thero- '"T tioiu the use or !ii. hignw.iy, unless he ansum common carrle the status ol PERCY CANE IS HELD INNOCENT OF BLAST CilARCE HUAMUUmt. Ore., .;imi H (Al. That Percy Cane seems 10 have had nothing to do with th dynamiting of the house In Kor J guthercd utter thorough Investiga- j (ion. He was at Men .Smith's ! ranch, tour miles east or Yam- i hill when tlie explosion took place, j investigation shows, j Chief Iiepnly Kherirf (leorgi Alexander is still investigating tin cuse, however. j TODAY'S GAMES NATIONAIj t.KAUVi: ! N HW VOKK AIJ) It. II. 15. j Chicago 2 Q 1 New York 1 0 1 0 ti . Uatterles lioot and ' Hcott and l-'lorencc. Gunzah-s; MJHTO.V AI) lt. 11. 1- Clnclnnutl 7 13 0 I If rnton 8 IR 3 tJatterles Mays and I'lcinlch Wertz. Ilmr nund J. Taylor. I' II I I. A 1 K 1,1' II I A (Al')- Kt, lotilM-Phlrjdelphia, postponed. rain. AMI ItlCAN l,i;A(iI i; CIIH'Add (AI'I It. II. K. J'htladelphla, 0 f 0 Cbleugo .. 1 7 0 Itatterle (trove und Cochrane; laber and IcliulK. . w MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Hanged 1 UY j 1 .'V,:-!, in mm Hem- Ih Hie way Iho IlldlKiinill L'lllsriM of Scotlsuluff, .Neb., iii'sKtl tlieniM-lve when federal auttioiillea refiuwd lo turn on IIh) walrr in the North Plallc IrriRaUon dlstrteU Kfflalnt of Dr. Iluoert Work, HM'rolarjr of the Inlerlor, and Wwood Mead, roni- ' inlKxioner of reclamation, wrre liaiiicnt from a lamp post, Kaoti photo sIiowh the two cfflgira daiwlln slile by side; at Iho ktft is one view slmwlnc Ihe planlH devoted lo Or, Work, and at tho ' rlicht Is view (ram the other sklu' showing tho treatmoni given .Head. . - . . . : ' . ' ' ' ' . ' Jpffprsnn Mvpra in' Snr.- - j r 1 o ti , ,.i;cea ueri iu. xiaiiey uii ' iL'mie.a OiaieS snipping '! Irn,,j . - WA8H1NOTON', June 8, (AP) Jerreinon Myers, of Oregon, was nominated today by President Cool idse to' become a- member of 'Iho shipping board. ' , :, , "'' . Mr. Myers, u democrat,' la a resl. dent of Portland, and a former statu treasurer ot Oregon. He was presented to tho president by Hen alor McNary, republican, of Oro son, to succeed Bert K. Hancy, u!inoerat,: who reslffned recently. SEATTLE SQ'JAD BEGINS WORK Or ARRESTING, WETS SKA.TTI.K. June . (Al'l-rlJeu ti'nant J. I. Allen, head of tho dry siiuad of the Healtln poltco under a reorganization effected after. Mrs. llerlhu.: Knight . Landcj, .became mayor yesterday announced today. raids ln cooperation with federal iirenls had begun and would con tinue. Three prisoners taken III such a raid last night were lodged in the city jail. , Allen said lie hud assured Hoy ('. Lyle, of Kealtle, federal prohibi tion administrator for tho 1'aclflo northwest, that "the special detail Is willing and anxious to work with his men in tho enforcement or prohibition laws. I mean that and Mr. l.ylc knows I mean II. There will bo complete harmony. Man Admits Wholesale Marriages at Salem HALKM, Ore.. June 8 (AP). Ail admission to District Atlorney John H. Carson that he has three wives, und a letter in the posses sion of the Marlon county sherlrr from Hie sheriff's office In Meat tie saying that the defendant has been married five times prior to a marriage In Huh-lii ai-e the sal lent facts so rar uncovered In u polyKamy charge filed hern to day against Lewis !. Garrison, a laborer employed at a paper mill here. ji.mij i.im: imi-iiovihi;ii l'iJltTI,ANIi, Ore., Junei . AP) . A new mull line lu Oregon .was Improvised by the AtlUrrlcan Legion post at Hood Itlver lo boost III an nual climb up Ml. Hood on July 4. A party of Hood Itlver guide climbed to- Ihe top of Hood Kun- day from the north side. They t were met ut the summit by a party of. Portland Mitsuiinas who hud climbed the southern side. , In Effii of w; JI JUSMIl'U(i, lunn BiiUdiniU 8. AP Mr. Kva h. Johnson, who; ItaairT'"-- rTJvi a-i. -J! bw 'missing from' hr tiosne all dtty ;a scant rtwg MMiranr hW. Grants Pass since last l'rhlaj , was '.despoettloh frefl, tbr aeata In found bruised and drugged to Md! vor" UB rVnWih deawwrat who. tirand hoH, at. Itasehurc, thvi iKornuuc with a man (ivtnc Hio nilno f 0, Mortoo, f Med- loru. ..Aionon ocmg new iumvb irotinty jail on an open charge while an invostlgutioa. . is being made. WASHINGTON, JTiino S. (AP Kiivoiiraglne reporls uanie today from the bedside of Chief Justice Taft who was prevented by illness front attending yesterday's session ol the supremo court. ' , NAI,l:r. Ore,,. June 8. (At') A virtual stato drivers' union for teamsters engaged on public con tracts was ptouoscd at a ouufcrence or stato liuniano society officers and slate ofriclals hero tills after noon In an effort to eliminate cruel ty to animals engaged on highway construction projects. Tim plau aa outlined by Colonel K. Hoffcr, of Kalem, president ot Ihe Oregon Hu mane society would call for tlie em- ploynient of iinlfled drivers with standard wages, no teamster to be employed until lio was In possession or a badge issued by, tno Humane sex let. certifying his adaptability to handle horses hi a humane man ner. Peddler's Rigr Struck i By S. P. Freight Train OOTTAGB OUOVK, Ore Juno 8. (AP) A peddler, Indicated by let ters to be, It. H- Van Ronslar, Palo Alto. Cal., suffered serious Injuries today when his horse-drawn rig i was struct by a Southern Pacific freight on a crossing. A dog in the rig 4acnped Injury nnd remonstrat ed at being separated from his master. The man- was taken to Ktigene for treatment. Pendleton Man Wreck Near PHNDLHTON, June 8 (AP).--Klden I'.- Harvey, of Pendleton, wus Instantly killed last night at 10:30 o'clock when Ihe -coupe he was driving lo Portland raited to negotiate u reverse curve two mllcM west of Arlington und crashed Into the banked roadside. Impact of the collision wus so ter rific thut he was thrown against Ihe lop of Iho cur, crushing hie skull. He was picked up a few feet from the car by George (.'opplng er, also of Pendleton, riding with him, w-ho was thrown from the cur, escaping with u bruised chest ami leg. Heath was Instuntaneous, according to physicians at Arling ton, called tn the wreck, the . en tile lop of the IruJ uulug crush.' J miliar & OOOIS?; ISCIIfllCIl Republicana Give Forcer Senator Great Vote a of Confidence V FARM RSlJ" 7 LAtTt PKOTEt, 13 -N Victory Rrrribd by In surgent vzxtun n - uvusvs tr ' istranon.- LATEST toOCHT , IM prectaoMwM Mil ra orli ... ... ... . BRnkhavMtMtt. Caaiaiaii U.fc . Uatfe-AOtl. R card oi JUHC Eldtelbn . !,, : j, Brooktayt arV4y-14M. WA8HINOTOK, Iawa, J"a I. ( AP) Colon.l PknltW W. krok. hart, nominated or.r Baaatar At hort U. Cummlaa a , . yoatarajr'a senatorial primary an a plattarn that Included farm rlhf as In principal plank,' ' 4tai keeaptad the voters' mandate en that taaae,, he announced herer, eartf tadsr, Bad will leave for Wuhmataa pcobablr tonlitht Hi aa effort t ebtaia farm legleltttloB durtn the araatoa of oontrea if peealbM l)Ea MOINl towa, June t (AD-Iowa repuMtcaoa-want Cot. Bmlth Wv BrobkhHit' hi the U. 8. senate and alnoa he? aM alt , In the aeat for erfclckrtlreav pastle'vUd him In In, ha le t -4, td the party's nominee,' Aioart BatrA Cumlni senate; ' Vltkeran , of II years' service. - Bya Vti wb'Bh:. wad. close to a iaimfi..f (4 el contested Wev election .tot H., Entenng foT-third trme as tUf emissary of tha aartr which, bothi n Jowa and la tha nrea ot. hla sen ate actlvltes haa..dlaarewed bint. Brookhart's loomlB. furore . cast across the capltol a shadowed sym bol of dlipleesura In lowm at Con gressional daUtasca. wtth farm re lief, or relniorcerneht for the sen. ate Insurgent arofP which ha became, in leas than four years, a vociferous and' Talued Member. 1 Vote Eqoala' Awtaawe Claim Head out of hie party In 1 by the state central , ; committee ot Iowa and In bt the republican senate caucus assailed by collea cues after hla deauaotaUon In tha 1924 campaign of .cnanea o. Dawes as the Party 1 ilea 1 presi dential nominee and ki eupport of 'LnKollelte lor tne preetaeaer Brookhart wo yesterday by a rotu (CoaUauad M FH tj ; "' "COUSIN! ALIBI ." ! FAILS BIGAiaST : IS FOUND CUILTV OREOOM OITTr 'Ota., Jane (AP). John A. Atterbury wsi convicted of b brainy here late you. terduv after- a weman whom he claimed was not his wife had tea. tilled that he was her husband. Tne Drosecutlna attorney charge 1 that he married Mabel Van Mehr here several Months ago while fee hud a legally wadded wife llvlnf In another part' ot the elate. Ho denied that he bad ever been mar. rled before, and asserted that Mrs, Atterbury, who teetlfled . again it I nun, naa munaaen nun ior me double cousin, John Martin Atter- '-ri. bury. In appearance aa well as ru. f t) Intlonship. N Atterbury will be sentenced lat.fVV or In tho weea. Killed In Auto Arlingtoft,0regdn to such an' extent that the face, was almost beyond recognition, nj Mr. Copplnger and Mr. Harvey, left Pendleton last night about 8:30 ' for Portland. They reached,' Arlington about .'10:10 o'clock, where they, filled the tank with: gasoline and started for Port'an 1 on the Columbia Klver highway,' As they . entered the . revcrso' curve. Mr. Copplager said., both, he and Mr. Harvey realised they; could not make the turn. As they struck the beak the door on tb4.S driver's side flew open. Mr. Har- Vi vey struck the lop of the car au tMjK; was thrown through the doorway. Mr, Harvey waa known In Pen. KAi dleton aa an ocleat driver an-! F had never had an accident beferet I He hua lived la Pendleton for acv. cruf y-ciira. '' t
