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VOLUME XXIV.
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LA GRANDE, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1926.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
nuzer :
l(0),O(D)(D ATTEND STOCK SMC ' ?
ANIMALSQN
LOT VALUED
AT $500,000
Racing Program Classed
as One of Best in As-
sociation History .
1 V . . : ' i '-'." '- 1 -'
UNION HIGH TEAM V
BEST: IN; JUDGING
Freddie Hunt Turns in
, Crack Rodeos Perform-:
ance Trickey String
.Leads in Kaces. . ,
;. UNION. Ore. Jun.' JO. Torfay--Ihit
ulfrircHt day In l?nlon livestock
show htnloryl . - '
Tin bigest in point of attendance
und In rererencc to animals exhi
bited and entered n race a. '
J list be for noon Manner AV. I f.
Vogcl estimated that lu.imu per
sona would view this urierhoon's
program at ,: the. ' : grounds; 1 This
morning Severn! thousands from till
points In fcaslern Oregon, nnd some,
from Idaho.. Wushlnglon and ln
wealcm hall of thu state, wcni
milling around town, moving from
the slock Judging at the. exhibition
burns to tho business district
eagerly awaiting for tho opening or
I he racing program , - v i v
I'lcroe to Attend ' '
O. M. Hummer ol the Pacific
International Llvcatock exposition
or Portland.. Is In attendance today
Along with It. Um Younir. manager
ot Uie Kalbmill, Montana rodeo.
Governor "Walter1 M.- (Mum:, who
was lit lntijettni v yesterday with
the state bourn. dr. aamtoi. lk achfc
dulcd to'HttoVid thlft afternoon.- '
V:"T."'f6rrUnciv Wnlln Walla
tshorlhorn breeder, urrlvctl here
tCotitlhlfd an t'Atf! Fur: ' r
COVE CHERRIES
TO RIPEN ABOUT
i LAST, OF MONTH
. ' COV13. Ore. Jumo 10. Tin
nlicrrv . urop In and around t ttvc
tin;- lai'Sfcai rhrrry producing ccn-'
tir Hi is Midi' of Umi Blue Muttn-
lalns ln I'.HHtci-n Or"fron. Is In ex-"
cHIhM .sltapc. for this tlmo of the
ryoai'S and a heavy yield is expect- ?
I'd by ki'owltb. I'ractlcally no,
4uniue t(j tho cluiry crop liasi
bct-ii BUl'tVrods.niv.'. -bloftsinlnff; .'.
Thr srentcal par.t of thti .yield.
will r'ili-vd uhoiil 'tht- la.vl of
this niuiith vith.8omor.ol hc aoft
clu:rrk'8 dun toj'lp'.'ii carlior.
r.VtON, -llrp'tiW'-IO. "- AI-:
IliOftt'Ii frosla tind lrpi' did con-;i
Hldf'rahh' damuRi'io Jhfr; ehei-rU'ir1
lippf IhlHWprinff, a' f-i'lr yh ld irt
pf;clf;d; by liiOHt jrrnworiR. . In soin
orcliards lhc?'XliHhiifcro was not hh
fffliai-an - fiV'Mt1 rt.'portud but , In
othorff. thttoiiS was (jtilto hcHvy;1 I
Retrial Not Stated For June
Term of Circuit Court Here
Belter
Newspaper
A better .iicuier Is onn
tvlilrh people groni- inoif fuiitl
of rcAiling; I bey talk nbout It
more, favorably; tlwy recoin
incjid H more, liigbly mid the
dbiHrt, conqiiHHt-v is (lint more
suUscribciS result. Otic
not Imve to guess at the statitl
tf a iiewsMMTj waU'll H eilli
tr Maud till or grow.
Vcs, Tim ObMTvcr Is grow
lug. The ifaler-fainily is grow
ing, Uie ivadei'-lntert"! Is gitiw
Ing and ITS M LltTlSlXi
VAIjM-; IS iltOM.. Adver
Using volumea oliuiic that
m-owM inoiitli artcr moiiili Is
indh alive of ailvcrtt.-fiig results.
Vet Hie aileil4iug rcMiltM cn
jowl by TIip Observer ts hl
nrpHing wltcii yon ailer
(U liluli reailrr-imerr-t niailn
available ror local bu-duess men
at Hie Imvenl rosl pvr reader
or any ptiulMtr tliey csu ue.
"ObserTcr AiUrrtWiif
A Merc baud iiu berTtue."
57 Will Go
To Gamp In
West Oregon
Company Ej 186th Infan
. try, 0.' N, G., Making
Final Preparations fov
' . Entrainment. '
i KIly-soven nYcnibci-s.-' of 1 C'oni-puny.-.E',
)lh- Infantry. Oregon
national ' guard.- will.- leuvo Im'
Grande' Monday mornihff 'atO::!)
o'!lN)k on .jii pr9ial Iraln,- which
will Abo .'formed i al!'.' Halipr,-for
Cariip. JackHqii . fit " Medfortl . Tor
sunuurr rncumptHrnl.. Ouard tinltf)
from Baker, Cnlon. La Oninil.',
rendition and Tho -JJalloa will
innko. up the npcvlal-train. ( The
RuardHinen will stop In Portland
Monday nlithl uaid arrive at Med
rord : Tueaday ; inornliiir. . captain
O. . iJuttoni announces. ' ' .
The flrxt day nt camp will, he
spent dct,ralolnir : and airunBln
oanip. There will tc rormal guard
mount In the afternoon and re
treat at 6 o'clock.. An average
(lay at camp will ,!: first ca'l.
0:30; phynlcnl ejorolse, f,m to
0; breakfast:, 0-8:: cleaning up
camp, 6:46-7:16: drill... 8-1 1 :3.i:
dinner, 12. - In the after'noon from
I to the Ruardanien will oh-
acrve demonstration, of Infantry
platoon- In action ttnd bnyont
contest by rekular uriiiy troops.
Hie deinanslratlon closes Oib day.
'i'iana ar being uuide for sev
eral -entertainment features, such
as athletics, dances given ly the
Medford people.' probably a trip
to Crater Lake, and other fea
tures. " . . i
. 'J ho men 1 who. will go riwii La
- fCnminnei) on Pago 6)
SI 5HEY -WILL
BE HELD
Ambitious Program of
. Tests for Union County
Discussed at Hot Lake
Meeting.
JIOT T.A:KK.- June- 111. (SpPi-bil
.Methods of enrryinfi: on a bolutl
111 tin. hoM Kiirvry of. Lnlon county,
or UMturlng" thp rhianlincHH or llfl
milk, and of making It oni or thv
rii'Ht dlKtrlrlH of tho Cnitud Htiiles
to wi'L'd out all Hcrub bulla from Uh
herds Wero considered here when
memberH of the heaMh and ngrl
ctiltura coinmlttec or tho- cham
ber of coinnierce haxl dinner with
Dr. W. T. Phv. nresldent and
clialrmrui of both groups. . I
' 8aiiiplts of soli from tighten
dlMtrlctH or Ihe county are to be
tested Imnu'dlately to sec IT anj or
the deadly botullmus gerin lurk In
(hem, threatening; tin outbreak
here. Ir. William' Kevin, slate di
rector or laboratories, has sent I r.
Vy containers for the sampler he
will test find these have been turn-
(Contlnucd on Tago 5 J
The rclrlal of lhe; ca3e of tho
L'nlted States N'atlonut bank against
K. Miller, reversed by a recent
decision of tho supreme court,
probably will not come up this
term. Judge J. W. Knowles said
yesterday, since It will be some
time before the circuit court. Is au
thorized by mandate to proceed
In the matter.
Miller appealed Ihe case to the
supreme court rter lie had -been
ordered to pay the bank $13,341.44
on M6.923f.57 worth of promissory
notes canceled, he claimed, by his
bankruptcy.
The case was tried here undi-r
Judge C. H. McCulloch, of Baker.
, Circuit court and Us grand Jury
pronounced a day's rcceSK In honor
j of llnion county day at the, l'n-
ion live stock show when they ud
Ijourncd last CA-enlng. i
! The court will reconvene I-'rlday
! morning to continue with the caw
or W. A. Moore versus Mr. and
j Mrs. K. K. Johnson Tor collection
! or $500 dumugca to his automobile
Ithrouirh collision. Grand jury will
not return to Its work unMI Satur--j
day. The Jurors expect to report
to the court at about 2 o'clock that
' af I ernoon, Onrl (5. Hel m, dLst rlct
'attorney, said this morning.
HONOMTtl, June 10. AI)
San rord . INMe. pn-Wetit or (Im
nniblh' of II una it at tltr llmr of
lis anncx4kMi by (he I. h. tiled
lcrc jcstcrUnr,
CITY DADS
PLEAS
X Avenue Property Own-
ers Complain of North
' Side Conditions
INVESTIGATION IS
ORDERED BY HILL
Inquiry1 Entered in Ref
erence to Sewer Peti
tion Filed About Two
Years Ago.
Mud-lnckcd cltlxent on the south
side ol X avenue, where an open
ditch runs In llet) of a sidewalk
and there arc no crnsHwalks (o the
other side, appealed to the com
missioners for relief from Ihelr dl-
Upinna las) iiIkM ul busy ineellng
!ln the clly hull.4. . (
, Waier stands a foot deep over
the tooth path In the- spring, tho
(fiieved ones dwlitred, and In the
winter, the Htreet ts blockaded by
the ire thrown irorh, the ditch to
keep It elear . for use of the Alt.
Kmlly mill. 1
"If the dlleh company will flume
the rill uh. we'll build the sidewalk",
ofrered Kred (V Hart, ICUtl X ave
nue. And P. J. I.IMy. 1704 X. find
K. C. Field. IKOU ; seconded his
pech.
(mdiniii klulns hittinllmi
i'Tho dirriculty lies In assessing
the expense of bulldlnp the. rinmi'
Interposed . liorKtt .- tot'liran,
city Uorney."1h flitch, was tlnire
before, XUe properly, .wss plaited.
uind so had to. ..be .Accepted us a
burden qr J!ie Vronrly fr'h'Tj f lv?
laddllon tiUnO into the cUA'Vt.'i ,
I mi .....-.... .jn .i. ,1.,
whmi 11 was1 used' tile rely lor rirrf-
jral In . ,iy piled I' i'hl. " If we
have cold 'Winter next year, the
Ire will be; ; wioiiKh ,io ..fill, (lie
streets," '' - ft- I ? I
"Couldn't some .'H-ran'UMlil be
made such us that over on tipruc
street .''' naked Marl. -1 he dilen
Is walled up ther;. wllh u side
walk over t he top.
"Thai was done joint I v by I lit'
ditch company nn-f Hie NelKhbor
hood club as a part of tne Im
provement ot Victory way. ' Coch
ran explained.
Investigation Aiillioriwd
"It aeems to me the bent way to
handle the matter -would le for
the duelling company and Ihe re-
(Continued on Page fi) ,
NORTH POWDER
CHAUTAUQUA TO
BE JUNE 24, 25, 2
. NUKTIL I'OWUl-Ill. , Juiuv, p;
(Special). North .Powder Is, to!
have a 3-duy chaiitauiiuti llilsyein'.
a committee of 21 .local ' people
having signed a. pnlnict .fpr .tlm
attraction.. The ' dates bavfV ' been
spt as June '24, 2T: and, '3(fi" alrl
because the time is not fur dis
tant, the committee Is bu.sy mull
ing full preparations for handling
a lurge crowd. Home or the lat
ent listed Ineludeii Kerguaon's liffhr
opera slngfiH, Ijucltle Kluiwre, of
the Broadway company and star
of "Stepping Stones;"-Kmest Ray
mond Misner players, with Krnest
Minner in person. The latter com
pany will present "New Brooms."
said to be Broadway's most talked
of comedy success.
The committee signing ror the
Chautauqua is cotuprtHcd of I- L.
Campbell, Votney K. Ie; VV. '.
fliifchiHon (decitsed), Herman K.
White, Josle J. Bolkland, K. W.
Wat kins, c. J. Korsstrom. Moyd
K. Wall;, 1. U. Oanisou, Oerald
Peterson, W. A. Hudelson. B-n ,
Kvans, Chris K. Johnson. W. I. 1
Humes. V. McOrath. A. It. Ilulch-
Ison, Albert Krannun, Durwool;
Ml)),, Itulph Hutchison, K. J. H'.n
ccrbox and Walter Jone.
State Official Looks
Over Road Conditions
J. II. Scott, statu inarKel real
engineer, who Is in Kustern Ore-j
gon this week, is inspecting Pnion
county niNrket roadrt today in
com puny with S, H, Moigan. coun-'
ty roadiiiuster, und membetn of
the county court, Judg' U. tt.
( 'ouch and .'ouiuilSHlonfrs John
Weils and W, W. Htevens.
i II. Mei'utlo'igh. tte bridge
engineer, who Is with Mr. Hcott
during his visit In this pari of
the state. U limpet-ting brldgrs
iilnnsr the bbrhwuv in 1 'nton cou.i-
! ly today with Mervin Htephnsou,
' bridge engineer or this division nf
I the iiigliwuy department. - j
Forest Fires
Raging Over
Large Area
Thirty-One 1 Blazes Re
ported in California
euu Acres tsurnea uyei
Near Wenatchee.
WASHINGTON, June 10. (AP)
lteporlrt or 31 forest fires on five
national forests In - California and
tho droughty conditions of .some
parts of. tho country at present
cuused W. II. Greeley, chief forest
er of the forest service, today to
ask public cooperation In preven
tion work.: ; : - 1
,. A telegram, from the Kan IfVun
olsco headuartois of tho Service
said a fire season' had opened ac
tively. .. x ', -'.' v ' .;
THc forest service has cn-ltetT out
Us reserve guards in the dangerous
regions, and 'has asked tho public
to guard- against cnirelcss acts
which would start fires. , 1
OLYM PI A, Wash., June 10 (AP)
X forst flro which has covered
an area of about 80 acres In green,
timber 12 miles south of W e nat
ch eo was reported to forestry oN
rlccrs here today by A. JO, Hchallcr,
district warden at Wentttchee.
Schaller snld that ho had a crew
working on tho blaze and was mak
ing arrangements to secure, more
rirc fighters. - ,i ;,
;J he flro 1j iiv high' country .ami
Supervisor George C Joy express
ed the belief that it had been
started by lightning; ,.: The forest
fire hazard is considered great In
hasten) Washington, Mr. Joy said,
due to the low humidity period
which prevails throughout, that sec-
nob' or the stale. v -
League of Nations , Re
fuses to' Accept Resig
nation of South Ameri
can Power.'
P.WtlS. June It) (AP). A liav
as dlapatch from Geneva says Pr.
Mello Itoiico today presented Hni-
zll o reslffnatlun as a meiuljer of
the council of tho league of na
tions.
PAUIS. June 10 (AP).!--A ' I lav
as dispatch from Geneva buys that
the council of the league of n i
tiops has -refused to accept the
t'cHiprnatlon of Ilia nil us a uon
Iiermanent member of that body.
The resignation must be submit
ted to the -league assembly, In
the opinion of the council.
" I-ONIXIN. sjune 10 (AP). -An
Exchange 'TdegrafWi dlspntcli f om
Geneva sayn Or. Mello franco told
the league or nations council thin
arternooii that HniiJil Was ii'eslirn
lug from Hie council, but thai this
did not 'mean she was rellmiulsli
Ing her membersliip In the league.
GliNI'JVA (AP), Spain Is un
able to accept a classif icutlon In
,lhe composition or the league c-f
nations council which places h"r
In the. secondary rank of powers,
Senor (jiierboul declared before
the council this afternoon, The
altitude or his government, he
slated, hud not undergone any
chunge. . ' -
Second Community Day
Sale to He on June 2'-)
Looking buck on the success of
Ihe first community sales day.
whicfi brought a regular Satur
day trade to town In the middic
or the week. f.a Grande mer
chants tire optimistic -about the
proHpecls for the second vent ure
tn that direction Wednesday, .
June L'3. '
The fne auction sale this time
will be held In the afternoon from I
I to 3 o'clock, and will be con
ducted In the lot behind the chain-j
ber of eomiiteitM? of flee, A sign
will be affixed to both alley n-l
trances.
Ka l iners or of her out-of-lown
folk having articles or produce j
for sale should lint them noon at!
Ihe commerce office, Karl '.
UeynoldM, wecretnry, announces, in
order to give them the udvunla'-fe
of advertiHlng.
i:iiitoivh i'-ATiu;lt .sTlii:iii:.l
POHTI.ANIi. Ore, June lll(AI') llllslnirg .. 8 16 I
W. T. Perkins, rather or W. If. Philadelphia .. , 13 IS 1
Perkins, city editor or the, Asl.- . Ilatlerles -.Meadows, (lldlisln,
land Tidings, was removed tn a Adums. Monger, and Hmllh; ,WI1
hosjritH I here yesUii-dsy, surferlng' loiigliby, Ucam- Mitchell und. Hen-,
from Bpiuoj .uivniBttiUa. I line - i , -, , ,
Uli IS
KILLER OF
SELF, GIRL
Despondent Ashland Mat
ron Shoots Down Nine-Year-Old
Daughter
FIRES THRICE AT
HELPLESS CHILD
Fit of ' Extreme ; Melan
choly Blamed for the
Tragedy; Grandmother
Stricken by Shock.
MKIiroiin, Ort., June 10 (AP)
Traftetly stulkcd Into un Ash-
lnnd home Wednosdoy ovcnlns;
nnd took a toll or two lives, nnd
loft a mother tn a precarious con
dition from tho shock. .
In u fit of extreme melnncholy
Mrs. J. .. Wing,-! 82. shot and.
kilted her fl-ycar-old daughter Km
nice, -end then look hep own .lite.
The Rirl died Instantly with two
hullols In her heart, and one In
her lined: the mother, with n bul
let In her hind, lingered an hour
without (ruining; . consciousness.
Mrs. Walloy.i mother or Mr
Wink', Is In a serious condition,
Threats lUmirnilH-rwI.
Several months oso Mrs. WlnK
underwent a major operation and
developed as a result, It is uu
ileved, heuvy despondency and, nc
uordine to the Ashland correspon
dent of the Mail 'IVIiiune,-; has
tmndo Ytplent th reals.- ' Her hus
band. 0 Houtlrei-n -I'neiflo alroU'
eiiBlneor, tot)k a luytt .-)); lie
could be At: Ais Shoinr loonstanlU''
Yesterday afternoon Kunice was
then went to play In the yard.
The liiisluind was in a nolRhborti'.K
yuid plchlnK'r.h';ri'icij. Tlui mother
called, to ine BirJ ant) the father
told the daughter to return to the
llOUBC, - ' .
Shut tJIrl TlirlHi
'I'liere are two sttilrwuys in I ho
home. When lOuniee arrived, the
mother told the littles Rlrl to so
unsialrs and ffet an urtlcle for her:
The Rlrl obeyed, and the mother
tvi.nl nn llw. rillwr Ktfilrwnv. They
I in. .1 ul lhnlim nt Ihe slull-s and
the stricken woman, without a
word -tired three Hhols, all taking
erfect, and then fired n bullet Into
her own brain. , ' 1
The Kiaudmother and huslinnJ,
at the crack, of the pistol shots,'
rushed to l.hu tragic "pot. .. .The
Utile girl, was dead, the, mother
was rushed to Die, hospital, where
she litigered for an hour. .
The pistol,, used by the mother,
was the property of Ihe husband,!
and Tearful, he had hid , It In the
utile of tho house,. under the caves,
und hard of uecctts, weeks .ago.
lie believed. ..thill-. H. was secured
and that no,ouc;but himself knew
Its whereabouts.. To, ll.lde the
weapon he had used a stepluddei-i
a'nd crawled on his, hands.
Coroner W. H. Conger will hold
a. formal Inquest this afternoon.
The wings have been resldenls
of Ashland for seven years, and
Mrs. Wing formerly lived In Los
Angeles, t-'ul. . . ' .
voiit'Afto aciivi;.
('(JitbOVA, Alaska ( AP). Iva
naga, volcano on the middle Aleu
tian inlands, la erupting, the coa'd.
guard I'nutga reported here, after
a cruise. The smell of burning
vegetation was noticed several
miles at seal .
TODAY'S GAMES
NATIONAL l.f.AGl l-:
' MOW YOltK (Al) Jt. II. K.
Ht. Mills I...... 3 11 (I
New York 2 6 0
Ilatlerles Hhein und O't'iirrell;
Metjulliun nnd Klorence.
1IIKKIKI.YN (Al') ', It. 11. K.
Clilcbinall ... 4 0 0
Ui-ooklyn 11 li 1
Uatterit-s l,uiiio and llm-grave:
names, Khrhardt. McWi-eney iuid
tell, Hargrei.ves.
HOHTON (A I') U. If. 10,
Chlaigo .. 4 110
Uostou ,. 1 S,
IJalterie Hash, lilake ami Hart-,
neti; Ui-nlon und J. Taylor. , . j
piiii,aoki.Ikia (aim it. n. li.
lioinM iJ !al aif j illiliU nod 1 . ,
w mm
lira. IIiilliTllii.v Antra . f kill
lilHMie ntuiilHir In the Mxikt of
i usiio day. Kite (wllotl II and fouud, another Mm. Autry, (rlRlit). .
Tlic two, xnien got toireUM-r, round Ummm MM'y .ware luthi mrrld.
' lo tlM) Minn nuin.' ntt Iwd him rreoteU, . 'rtier ure shown hero -'
tdlNciiHsliig plaiiM for iMHMKXiutlne lilm on a ehtjei (ft jajani
iiiiiifvpiinnp
TO BE HANGED
Million Dollar: Crime
Tmst Leader Hears
Death Sentence in Bal
timore Today. .
HALTIMOKH, Juno III (AP).
Itlchard lleesu Whltlemore,. "mil
lion dollar crlipe trust" leader,
mid slayer or a Maryland peni
tentiary guard, was today sen
tenced to dm on the gallows, lie
killed Koherl H. : Holt man In es
caping from Hve ipunltentMlny, ,ln
Keb., .i. , , i-.-,., ,. ys:
Sentence Was 'pronbunVieir' by
tVltuinnl . f fourt,' Judgnj : Kugenn
O'Dunne hehlnd locked courtroom
doors. I'nder the Maryland Jury's
unqualified first degree murder
, (Uontlnufld on rave 6) is
SLOT MACHINES
TURNED TO WALL
IN EUGENE, ORE.
HI'OKNB, Ore;, Juno 10 (AP).
Sixteen nlekeiTin-tne-siot ma
chines, located In nix of the stores
of lOugene. havo been taken out
or faced to the walls during the
past two days by order of Chlet
of Police .ludklns.
Iteceut law enforcement iiivesll
gatlons here, Instigated by the
Kederallon of Church Hrother
hoods, revealed that, these alleged
gambling devices had been us'd
pretty generally In l'.ugene ror
several, years, past;
iwls kli-llzlnir, field manager
of the rlatlonai Law J':iiroreeiiieiit
league, and employed by the Stell
as a special officer,- conducted the
Investigatlon ror Ihe church or
ganization, in hla report, hlet
zlng says that ' responsibility for
the operation or the ' niaehlnes
seems to lend lo the door ot cer
tain officials thought to be "ex
ponents of lax itw, enforcement."
Bootlegger Caught in
Act by Medford Cops
Mi:ni'"Oltl), Ore.. June 10. (AP)
J. W. Wlnton, a transient resi
dent of this cily. was arrested this
morning by two special state pro
hibition enforcement officers. Of
ficers declared Wlnton was about
to deliver a iiuart of moonshine lu
ll local alley. He plead guilty, paid
a fine of 1350 and promised to
leave town. . Wlnton custom of
continually carrying it shoe box.
aroused, the suspicion or orflcers.
who declared tho arrest rovcaled
tub u his moilo of delivery. ; ,,
i nt Onialia.' Nell.. flHliul a U-liv
lu-i- hiiHnuid, Ivan 1hs Aulry,
OKTIiANlVOro. June 10 (AV)
Francis 1uwH,' t. dlfil in ttbuf.
plial Mlay of Injuries Mirrored
lato ' jrestcrdk'yi when a-'motwcycle
on wliieli lie' was rtdlng Willi ' an-
nijmi fmv erwiliml ' IntA m ffmlirlifl
'traiwrer truck on tho Hue Line
road, outsldo the city.
WAtjUINGTON, June 10. (AT)
Ujr a vote ol eigtit to seven, the
house Judiciary oommitteo afrtmi
otl tho rlglit ot President CooUdge
to Issue Ills recent order to permit
voluntary employment of state,
i-ouniy and niunictuil otrioers a
tiKlerol iirohlbltlon agents, ,
lt)ltTjAM, Ore. .June 10 (AP)
I''ml Nephew, ot Klamnlli Falls,
pleaded gullly In tudcrnl court to-1
day lo M-IIIng a gallon ot llipior to
a Klamath Indian, lie waa wnlen
il lo IK jiiontliil In McNeil Island
lienltentiai ,v and fined bW.
KIAMATII FAI.LS, , Ore. Jnnei
1(1. (AP) t'luillrniied to a duel
with K0.8Q riries at 200 irav.es, 8. K.
leenbkKV . prominent- K I a ul a t li
couiity furmer niiiienred In Judge
l-lmniet's iitiurl 'i'tiewhiy nnd sworei
mt a c-oiniiluliit ngaliiMl N. K.
WcxMlelioiise Ids nelKliuor ami ouil
r Ihe most netlvo Ihvj c-ulturlsu In'
Sinn lieni Oregon. The nllegod
clinllenxe wus uttered by , Woode
Iioiim; In tin- presence ot n number
ot wllncweM at the loenbico rurin,
n week ngo Uslny. nii-onlliig to
lenihlce, liin bail blood between
the tvo men Ik reported by Kla-
Itiiaih i-iiiiiily (llsli-li-l allmnev's of
rieers In have grown out of Um?
ih'sli-iic-llon or a number nt hires of
siipiHwixlly dlHe-aseil Im-iw,
Women Students
Revealina
HhIciii,- Ore: June 10. (AP) Dy.
means uf un Invisible Ink nuiu
bering system women students of
Wlllaini'tte university huvo been
Ij-appi'd recently into i-eveullnn-their
Idi'iiltiy us Ihey nnswered it
secret flllCHtlolt, believed to con
tain the most personal list or nu""
tlona ever asked ' n rollige group.
An tnvesilgallon Is being made and
ir the promoters of I lie iiuestlonairn
prove to bit student expluslon
from Ihe university is threatened
by President Carl Oregg Doney.
Some ot the girls took tho ques
tions seriously and made sincere
answers. Others look them as
a Joke and answered according.
Others consigned them to the
waste basket. . : , "v.,
- Purporilng to be for the purpose
of research along sociological lines
the list of questions had to do with
som.i Ihlrs 'of harmless nature,
such, for exaiiipie, us to the extent
pf the parent cd Mention. "Put some
ot the question" wW ' fca'AilI'd and
IIBTERM
in nnnrn m
is mi;::
piimiii::
Senatorial ..'fiflrfc'Jjlt
- Committi TTzrrj tl
"Paddp. QzT: '
200 NA213 SAID
ILLEGALLY LLZZ
Whole Election' Systca i
Allegheny- County I
Crooked, C:.C tlcGav
em Declares.
WA8HINOTQN. laa 10 (AP
C. C, McOorarn. waatarn Pn
sylvanla , manatar for; Ooverac
Pinchot In . hi ana(artal earn
palgn, told th aampalaa Invest
gating comralttc today that th
registration ' oommtaalontra .o
Pittsburg struok tha natna c
some. 160 peraoaa from th alec
Hon list on svldeao ot fraud. I
McOovern aajd.th eonuniaalo
found that ttSO araona wr II
legally relstrL having prMwat
ed falaa : tax raoarBt. ' Subpocni
were laaued far Iff f tht num
ber, he aald, bat ' a aumbw e
thenr fought th effort to Mmv
their aanwa froih' tha Ngtatratlo
booka.: -!-..'. .-i- .;:l'' . I
v ); laWnttajt-.-r--. "I
Th iwltaaj
tratlon list In PtMaaurat
ularly paddedt hat 4fcr had bo
lea of It thla ywtr . tbaa hater. I
: ."We, hava atructt .ff aame b
th ),. 4 NfOTI tM
. Hundred h4 arrM4 I
Plttabur far M 4 tmmt
Udo. h 4ai. Kt M ) to
prhwned. Th dulrUt attorney
Allegheny couqty. J aald, wa
county chairma o( th republic
party..! , . , , i
Tho: whol . lnUon -gyatm,'.li
Allegheny ooucty, vMoXJorero - de
clared, ' It mad to , oraar ,
fraud nd; it ,rtk cUeat5y.(
lmw4 lai ittaocUy. -
Me aatd that ,of 1M.000 rjrt
terod in that tsunt . only ,ab.
4000 ware - deajecMtta.-) . ," i I
"That - 1 aB.iaatalllng ,atej
ment," aald aiatar Rf. "M
wonder you tiav oorrupUon. Havi
ing cleaned' up, iM iamorit
mere -you nave nsts ;wvrmut
oaoh other." . . .
The Pepper organisation, Mr
Govern estimated, bad 1610 pal
watcher In Allegheny county. :
ADULTERY CHARGE
IS FILED AGAINST
DICK WHTTWORTi:
RO8EBt'n0,-0re,j;un 14 (AP!
Dick , WDttwsKa, , , of Medford
who has been held on an ppei
chargo since hla arrest her wit)
Mrs. Eva Johnson of Oraata Paw
last Tuesday,,, wa arraigned todajt
on a. charge ot adultery preferred
by Carl Johnson, husband ot th
woman. ' Whltworth entered a plei
or not gulity and waived examlns
tlon, und wa placed under bond
of 1600 to appear before the grand
Jury. He stated that he expected
to be able to provide-the bondi
required for hi appearance.
1UOTKR ABftEHTED.
BAN VRANOiaCO (AP). Twenl
ty-one rioter were arrested an
six person hurt In five aeparat
disturbance' ; hare -yeaterday I
connection with the carpenter'
strike against open ahdp.
Trapped Into
Personal Secrets
personal In the extreme asking if
detail the eo-cd opinion as to rt-t
lutlonshlp between mob and wot
men. At rirst only 1 the uppi-l
cliiss women received the questlonl
iilres but later they came to sopn
i,,ui(.n niiu iiv.iiiii.il,- ., i
Each qtiesttonary came tn a scull
ed envelope with another envelop!
Inclosed instructions were to placll
the replies in a certain pigeonholl
In the general mail box at , Eaton
hall..-, .-)-. .iv, .fi ,.'vv,
The student were Informed tlnJl
they need not Sign their - nameiH
One of the, girl accidentally dirfl
covered, however, that , the quesU
tionaire bora a number written
with Invisible-ink,, which showi-l
plulnly when the paper waa heail
ed. Investigation ; showed th
bored. By this means, of eourwft.
the person or pereon sending oub
ih Inimlrla. wnra-ahlA lo Identify
each woman answering the Hat u
questions. ; "i , '