La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 14, 1926, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN CSGONS LEADING NWEPAPES-EiaaT PACr3 TODAY-FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WISE SEHVICU G IT Y EDITION : goa - V beware 't day. . Mite Light te VOLUME XXIV. MEM8BH AMOClATBD jPRBM LA GRANDE, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1926. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS nu: KILLSSELF iFIERIllI Villi Nelson Crow, Truck Gar lener, Uses .22 Rifle' .' .. ! to .Commit Suicide. .: WIFE RECOVERING ' ! ; AT HOSPITAL HERE Mrs. Crowl, When Noti fied of Husband's Act, Replied That She Was ; 5Not Surprised.'; ,j : ' ; 'f ", '" ' "' ' .'.,', ' ' ; " ' J- IKtiuw Ills wile gavr birth lo ,iwiiii, .elxni t'nral, IB, a trw-k .gardener, put a biilh'i through hl brain last nwk at hl cabin about jhlL miles .vast of Mtnani, '-. ... . ' j 't'roui's corpse; a .-hole In.'tho .middle of his forchrud and a .22 ' calibre.'. rifle lying across his chest, 'was found face upivard nn the bed ui' &:S0 n. in.. Hiit'nnlav by frlenifc.: .who : stopped to pass Ihe time day. -They culled Coroner oner CV i.ui Month, or r.nierprtse, who sai.tnfi ;bpdy had been dead .'about JfiVe days, ,'!, ; ...jUrowl Notiricit Monday , . . ; I li'it was Monday five duys .earlier -that'Crowl was notified from' the Clrnnii" itonde. hospitul in I.a ; Gmhde that his JC-year old wife had presented him with twins. The mother and babies, a boy and' utrl, Were- doing well, .the' muwugo said.' ' Mrs. Crowl, . when : her friends broke the news to her at the, hos- .pltul last evening, wearily replied that she whs not surprised Ho had , utti'iniilrd to tuku his life before, slia said. Her . husband; hud, not been fond of - children, ' find 'had been angry, when she told him I hey .wero ,lo.' have- a child. 'There Is an older ditighl'jr,-Miiyljtlle('iiK three,, whose .existence, he had al ways Beenied. to resent,. ..:'.. , '. :..' liim'ral teriuS' VefttTitti Funeral services'' tvere conducted at the Uaisten chapel In Wallowa Hunduy afternoon,. . with t tt largo crowd of neighbors atu-hdlng. Bur ial was in the lower valley ceme tery, near Wallowa, i - r ' ; ' No. Inquest was held, Ihe coroner and sheriff A. C. Miller, after their - investigation, agreeing th.it It was S (Colli Intied oh I'ajfe S.) DANIEL BOYD TO S SPEAK AT ELKS' ! SERVICE TONIGHT '" Kings flung lo the breeze from every downtow n street . remind. La Orande that this is the dny let apart' for the reverence' of , Old Gloi;-. . -; - ":".'-.'...'..' '' . .Tills eveultifr the nation's emb lum will lie eulogized at the Elks' temple, where members of ' the Iddgu have summoned all citizens1 of, patriotic bent to join them In their nmiUHl celebration of Mag day.- Iianhl lloyd, of EnlerprU,', wlliVdeliver nn appropriule ad- dress:. I'r. J. I,. Ingle will offer tint,: eulogy; Mrs. Klnvla itittcr Khei'k'ood. soprano, and Andrew Loney. cornctlsl. will rurnlsh mus- leal numbers.. . ' 4 Headed by II." I Hess, exalted ruler,, the officers of the Waterloo lodge - will exemplify the rltualii- tic purt of the program, which Is uniiuully observed by the order. . ! Governor Pierce Will Attend V Annual Grange Picnic June 19 Winning : By vr: Comparison W hen an adtt rtlM-r makes an impartial f-oniiarion of Uio IHiMkily nn-an.H at his disposal llic mwt M-r inch or reaallng mailer as ir-lali-d to llio num ber ' of rcadcj- Tlw Obsencr wins Immediate approial by a U'hlc margin. lis adtertising taff ailvi-ef lec of -nriel adcrtiKliuf niranx tu MndciiM'nl ncwpaiM'r sai-c. InlHIiEcnt nsc of llim l . mail imulk'iiy. fin- cxamule. Is of great alue. lint the Olwnfr'.i utillins powi-r ht lite fouadaliaai (if sncviwifiil ailvt-nMng ht Hits territory. t;nmliii viruiuUkKi, ron-lanl atlilllhm uf new and inctvaseO ntt-ouiils prove tlwl ran. "Obserrrr Adiertbiog ' '-- A MrnHiaadMsuj Bcrtkc" Epworthians Prepare For Lake School Two-Session Rally. Held ' bunday in Anticipation of Summer Religious Institute. Hcreen pictures of the Wallowa lake -country ' Crystallised the : in tentions or many, .of the Kpworth leaguers gathered, at- ,he Klnrt, M.. K. church:'for the'twotsession raljy Bunduy to'attend thc; summer instlr lute that yrill be conducted at the Methodist ' campgrounds , there July 13-1S.- - Another. religious Institute,! the Episcopalian's; summer, school that opens at -Cove this, evening, oucupled- sttohtlou of young peq ple and worker among them at. 8t,- Pcter'a Episcopal .churc.h.- At the Methodist church south, where the Hov. H. 8. Strangle, of Corvsl lis, made his regular visit as district older, the Epworthians entertained the .Christian 'Undeavorcrs of the Central Church1 of Christ. '".-' ' . , Union, Klgin, 1 - Grande.- Cove and Inland City young peoplw at tended the afternoon and' evening service of the rally, Klgtn taking first honors for rcpreMiiUitlon with 17 present.'.': '-','; - . '-. ? lr. Hamilton Speaks. V Ur. H. H. Hamilton, of Boise, Us- tj.,ra,inn, .j.,. .,, iWrt- superintendent, gave the. In . - - Continued an Page Eight.) ' " i 'V. Irvi rt ' t5Cal Attorney X lies Latt- aiaacy lor rosnton on La Grande 'Board of Education.' - Robert ' y. l'iuklli',' proiiilneht at toi ney ofi this city,' Is a cundidate for -'director of Uio . U Qrunde board . of 'educullon, it became known here .toduy: Mr.- Hakln filed .his liiltlon with. H. K. Wil liams', clerk of the school board, declaring his cuudldacy, the last of Ihe.wwk. The, three-year terms of both I,. V. Weeks, and Dr.. II. l-andls; present members of tit board; cxplro thin' year mid two iutinbcr9 ff -tp .be cleclud lo fill the .vacanclus. - Mr. ' Woeks and lr Laiidtfl : arr both candidates fo.r ruelcctlon.. having filed . their . no lice some time ago. . Thn election will tal 'place'. us tttiek fPoin to- 'day, Mondtty; Jumr. 21. . Mr; Kiiltln. hiia ; lived Mh , l.U turantie for a :iiumUf!r;, or .yoar.. I A1 At prvaent he has two boys in the t.'enlrul school ;hre and le g really Interested in schpol affairs. Nearly 100,000 Trout Planted During Week I'NIONV fre.i June 14 (Hpcclal) . Supl. It. H. Bonney, of. tho stale fish hatchery, distributed nearly inii.uciu eastern brook trout In North I'owder river. Little creek und In WJillowa Inke during the pH!!( WCOk. A second pond has bvpn hui Catherine creek to CHre for the little fbth that were too crowded In the hatchery. These two ponds along the. creek are stocked with .iteelheady. which It Is probable will be classed again as trout next year and will be ready for the angler before long. Orange officials of Union coun I ty are completing preparations tills i week for the annual Kusteru Cire 1 gon grunge picnic, which will be J held at the Union experiment eta i lion al Union. Ore. Katurday, June '19. according lo Counly lecturer I W. It. Oekeler. I Kour counties will be repicsent jed Union. Wallowa, Baker and I Malheur. The latter county has not sent dclciratcs before this year. J Governor Walter M. Pierce has been secured as chief speaker of the day. A number of others, in- eluding W. B. Wagner, who will tell or cooperation in Idaho, arc listed for addresses. . The morning will be taken up with an inspection tour of tho sta tion and will be followed by a bas ket luncheon at noon. Hpeeches and musical numbers will be In cluded In the afternoon program. Itobert Wllhycombe, director or the station, will be host and have as his aKSlstanta members of the Union grange. County Agent If. O. Avery, Counly lecturer W. 11. I Oekeler. and lecturers of suhor I dinate cranres of this district, with the cooperation of lecturers of thn' Baker and Wallowa countr pomona grangus, will have chargo of the (Continued on Fag S ) mm TO BEDFORD Comnanv E' IRfifh Tnfsn.'" h" ,''l"', fro,n league of yompdny to, AOOUl Xman- .nall0M. Notification of tho step ; .This Morning . , FIVE UNITS MAKE V ' ; UP SPEI'IAL TRAIN Final Preparations Made.wltb Germany,-who i was proiuisca " - . . una I kA Ijwasnn fahia Am at Lamp tor , Arrival) Tomorrow of 2,800 Of- ncers anu men. the Hpcelai (rain; ; fanned at Bh ker. to conduct, Uia Kaslern Ore- gon national niard troQpa.to Camp .ia..k.oh m ju.dfnrd arrived In La Grande shortly aftrr :S0 o'clock,, this niornlns- and Ian fifteen min utes Inter with the fifty-seven mem bers of tho 1-a Orange, unit Com niany K, 186th Infantry on board.' Captain Q. b. Uulton Is In com mand of the local compiiny. ( Baker's Company P in charge 6f Captain W. N. Ooodnouh, and thn nlon headquarters company of, Iwenty-one men mada up the train when It arrived here. The train stopped at '. 1'ehdleton , at ' 9:16 o'clock long' enough Jfor 'Company L,. composed of it men under the command of Captaip Krank Allen, to entrain. The only other slop be fore 'reaching Forllehd -at. about 6' o'clock thta evening wyi be at The Dalles, when 'the national' guard company there- will be added to the train. The' guard-'companies' will slop-!n Portland' long enough for the evening meal .and wilt -arrive It Medford about J o'clock tomor row morning. Major H. It. Huron is-In. charge, of the train; ... Camp Jackson. Heady Acxordlog.t-'to the"' Assoatalud l-rees ill in ransviienia wcr.i completed this morning for the coming or ino uregon guarusmen 10 ump jacKson.- i wo xnousanu cignt nunarea men anu otneors -American ; Keinounl association will be established therb during tho hnd shown by. It. BldwelJ: ' next two weeks. Ideal Mintmer'."". Kuthtrul Heir, H. W. B. HmlCi, weather prevalla, with coof nights' Baker, Oregon. : and mornings, the dispatch states. I Lot S Stallion .2 years and' un- Officials of tlie Alodford cham-jder three.' .. -. bcr of commerce are preparing a ' Klngsmun Ji.'; Thoinas, Hut program of amusement and' enter-; Lake, Ore. ' ; , . talnment foe Hie visiting' guards-j I'apt. Byers Win: Byers, Union, men, . The 8ocla.(eutiCe8 will ln-,oro. - ; , s,' .. . . ciwns uancva, nwfiwi". uaus, o- L-iaia unu uilier.. euieriiuilllieiiltf. l J least: two smokers, will ; be ataglid . at the Medford iinnory and there j- i,0t 'd'Mare- four' years-anil will.-be an extra uresentatlou ' of ' over ' y ' ''' "Blazlhg the Trail.": by the' South- I '' v. '.. , '., ' ern- Oregon pageant: company to UF,, !1-' BWwe"' which all men. In. uniform will bej No.7'' 1."' "'t' 1( , , admitted free. ,-; .-.v.-;. , . I , ' ss. Hulfry-H3eo. Itedsell On- , .-. hnrewt'll Held tjnlunlay. '. '"" ' I " ., ?' ,, 'i" ',','," , '';i', ; ' ,. - ,, , ' , I .: .Vj s. ..uruber lilck Benson. I n-A- farewell dance wus given for . . . . . ,- (t.'onttnned nn futar RAIN BENEFICIAL TO VALLEY CROPS; HAY MOSTLY UP A thunderstorm, uccompanied by .Z'Z inches of rnln, struck la Qrunde and vicinity late yesterday after noon, the first rain that has visited the Grande Hondo valley In nearly a month. The Ktorm was wpotty, striking hero and there, but fnrniei-tf in ita path report much benefit derived from the moisture to crowing crops. Most of the hay Is up which pre vented any dainuge to the newly cut crop. ': The Rev. W. C. Ross Addresses Rotarians Kducatlon In Itotary prlnclpies was administered by the Itev, W. C. Jtoss when 14 members of the Ja Orande club met for luncheon at (he Foley hotel this noon. C. J. B. Malarkey, head of Port land Klsh corn pa n. and tr. W. K. Thbitlewalta were guest, each ad dressing the club In a Bhort talk. Business Men io Meet At Luncheon Tuesday Musical numbers with which I xi Is Nelpon and Hertha Ha at pleased their radio uudience from the ulutioii at Walla Walla a cou ple of weeks ago will be reptalej for the benefit of the- t'nion coun ty chamber of commerce at lis meeting Tuesday noon al tlm' Foley hotel. MUs Nelwon will play "Itondo ("aprlcclso" (Mendel ssohn) on the piano and MIks Bants, vlollnlftt, will preaent "Ada gio" (Krans files) and "Ixmesome, That's All" (Itobcrts). Talks for the, meeting will be by Kuymomf O. '.Williams, who will sketch the program for the realty board's .convention here In, July, and .Superintendent J. T. Longfellow, who Is M-hvduled io expluln thy playgrounds ihovo uieuU . , - Geneva Gets Resignation From South American o'wer Files Formal Statement with League of Nations Today. :( 1 GENEVA. June. 14. (Al'l llra- received by, cabin today from V'or- ulrn Mlniatur I'achtco nl Klo lh) Jancriov croatd. (.onityi nation . in league circles.''' , , .' ,:' Tho withdrawal- follows Braxll'a earlk-r' act In. Tealffnlnjr.. from the loafiuf; counett bcauao of the re fuaal of the pdwerj to jgrant her H Derinanent neat'. . aluiuItatmouBlv. !,, . 0ffici, basing their' 1 opinion on - Ambaseudor. Mello i Franco's speech In which hti said iie would await the final report or the council ruorffanlsatlon oomniU teo "had' been confident that the f jroverninent. would not lake ""' unui ino r.uropea chancellories had the opportunity ir dlplonwtlc nenotatlons. STOCK SHOW Complete List : of Premi ums Presented by . Un ipn Livestock Show As sociation Out. ; UNION. '. Ore.,- . June 14. Tho complete- list., of .the. entries and premiums awarded . at the Union Livestock .show, held' nt Union last .. Wednesday,' 'Thursday and Friday, has boen completed. The. list follows: .-' -, . I'lswa;, t TtKtrwurtlbftMl, I. I.fl . HtlllttM flMIK VM f.l.-l Meloorlte. -owmul- lv ' A rli ln itumnnni ,nn..iHnn h,.-n ty; Bidwell.i. ;. Duke' of Ijmcaster, owned by . It- ftHtallloh under one year. J,' A Hyei'S-Wlh '" i. , . . - Byers, t-nlun. (Continued On Page Two.) Fred Spain on Trial Tod,ay for Third Time I r. tl Hpaln. on whose guilt as a liquor vlolutor two previous juries have failed to ajrree, la having a re Irlul In the circuit court here to day. ' t TeiMlmony of Ueortfe l'brce, apecbtl deputy occupied - the re. .malnuer of (he morning sepsion uf ler a motion for Ihe suppreHaton of evidence In the form of two gal lons of litiuor found in the car had been denied by Judge J. W. Knovv les. t The case probably uill not be NntHhed today. Col, V, K. Ivanhoe appears Tor the defense, i.'url Q. Helm, district attorney. Is repre senting the state. Traffic Officer on Duty on Oiled Stretch Traffic orficer Berl started on the Old Oregon Tri.il between hern and Ulover overhead crossing, nhern oiling operations are now under way, this morning. He. will be stationed on the mountain road until the oiling Is completed, which will be wrihln the next week jlf weather conditions permit. How- icver If the rain continues it muy be longer. The road will bo oiled only as far as the Glover overhead at present. Silk Sox Bootleggers Clean Up in Rumania BI'CHAICKHT, June 14. (Al) Bootleggers In silk stockings are reaping fortunes In UumHiiia. There In a prohibitive duty on silks, lingerie, perfumes and art icles de luxe generally. But the itumanian -woman who Is Ihe hegi dressed In the Balkans demands these articles at any cost. ' ' The result that bootleggers, many of them women, bring tn clandestinely thousands of pairs of Pari glen silk hosiery and sell them to the retail stores or riiect to us ei4. Their profits are enormous. AWARDS blVEIi i PARTY OUT Followers of La Follette tv Make Public Seven- , , ; .teen Planks 6pposedto u. S. i IN WORLD COURT Five Candidates for Stale nOf f ices Sign Declara tion Filed in Washing ton Today. j WASHINGTON, June M. (AIM ftelectlug tho anniversary of the birth of their late leader lo . an nounce their program five candi dates on the l.aKolIette progreasivo republican ticket, which will op pose the regular republican state In Wisconsin this fall today madu public a platform of 17 planks, , This declaration of principles wus signed by Herman U. Herman BkeTii. candidate for governor: HenryVA-v Huber, for UVutbhant governor;- Theodore Oammann, for secretary' of statet Hoion.6'nclevl tlun. for state treasurer; John V. Reynolds, .for attorney general and John, J. Blaine, for, S senator. JMntffirtii SyiMslf The' officials synopsis of , tho platform listed the Following; , Promises to the people Progressive leadership: t'arry on that record of constructive achievements begun by Henator Lu.ollelte 30 years ago which has made WIscotiHln known through out Ihe world us a model common wealth. fc Opposes World Court - "Foreign policy: Oppose further ance into the league of nations and 'denounce admlnlKtratlon und sena tor who voted tho United Htati's liiiditliq Jiague's world v eourl mm ti' belrayul.of sttertxl . pitbllo -trusty, withdraw rultci Stub s from world court: condemn 'dollar diplomacy' denounce foreign debts aeUleninul which shifts burden to : American taxpayers, . " - . r "Asserts constitutional rights of congress to voice In foreign uffairs; favors out lu wry of war: abolition of conscription and referendum on peace or wuru; condemns of armed forces as collection agency for In ternational ban kern; demands re duction of national war expendi tures; opposition to universal mili tary training.' Kconoitiy Is Plank ' ''Economy and tuxatlon;Nutlon ul retrenchment and economy im perntttvc; commends Wisconsin for economies which made unneces sary for the first limo In 2 years any state taxes on real or personal property; urges local economy with readjustment In assessments, es- (Contlnued on Tsgo Three) MAN SENDS BOMB TO WOMAN .AFTER LOVER'S QUARREL NYHAtTKtt, N. V. Jinn- I I (AI'J Mrs. Arline CnHis crithnlly In Jurcn't la.st night when n bomb sent ier by mimic iinlmlciitlfierf ci-suii, dle totlny. HVHACt'ttl:, N. Y., June M (Al') Named by Airs. Arlene Curtis as the man who sent her a bomb which exploded when she opened It hud nlghl, Kalph HKtger, H7, or Homer, N. Y., waa arrested today and held on an open charge. Mrs. Curtis, still alive, although serious ly Injured, regained consciousness long enough to accuse Heager of sending tho explosive which out-j wardly bore ihe appeftrauce of ai- box of candy. Jteturning from .church. Mrs. Curtis found the pockHge waiting for her and carried It to her room j to open II. A few minutes later there was an explosion which wus heard Tor block. The woman wjtH found hem.ith u mass of debris. Peraons living lnt!ie house utild Heager was a frequent caller un til a few weeks ago . when Hid couple 1 said to have quarreled. TODAY'S GAMES NATIONAL l.iOAIil i; HOBTON (Al') It. II l'lllhurt' 2 IIOHtnn .. . 3 fi li. 11 1 0 I) Urn- tlalterlirM Yrlc unci. Ckioeh; Ion. Moirrldire unii J. Tiiylor. UIIOOKI.VN (AP) : It. II. li. Kl. Ixlii Oil 1 llrooklyn - II 12 I Uatlerles H. Hell. ItelnhUnlt. Johnson and O'e'ttrrell; McOl iw and llarirrcavt.. AMI'.ltll'AN I.I.Atil l: (IIH'AtKj (AI-) Wushlnglon. Chicago postponed, rulu. Four Great -J'.'flT-Vi, Mr 'V j So jWh WIk ii Miiri'iiiv Itrtirlit of riik nuo gnwi to nm Mnlneii, Hbe Iim fmir Kiat-iri'Mulniotlitrii to wotvoimt her. Tlx-y are, back row. Mi-m. IIih'ImiI. Nnilicrlilwir (left) ami Mrw. L. n. Paiternant' front row, 'Mi J. i:. tiltMon (kit) and Mm. Anna IliiKht, win la bold Injf Florvtiou . i - , , '- E 7 Coke Oven Blast Injured More Than Three Score Rescuers Overcome Obstacles. '." : V a,i . ;' tMt)' TiMl.-ucok oli Mwat kllK wviii. tnjunn Mxireo." t- - MnrUlirm 4'al rViur ilron cil wlim auto plimirm Into river. . Klamath lulls Ono klllixl In auto at'clilont. . ';;' :-, Iiiilrx, Wanli. Kraltlo IiIkIi wIkmiI jrlrl lilllLil. foilluiiil AlrpUiiu aitldoiit fatal to two. KiHikunr, Wash, Woman kllliil, two hurt In aulo collii Moil . OAKY, lnd. June 14. (AP) Seven men were known to be killed, ten others probably fatally Injured, und 00 to 7 r seriously hurl when ft coko oven blew up early today ut the by-products plant of tho Illin ois Steel company here. Tho ox plouion was believed to huvo been caused by gas. The dead were; 1.. It.. U1CHAJUaON, ' a fore man and six negroes, two of whom died In the hospital. '. The explosion started a flrn In nrurby buildings of the ptunt and all avullable apparatus ' at.' Clary, nearby towns and manufacturing plants wuh summoned as Well as all available, ambulances and doctors. Tho fire was considered sorlous. Injured and dead were being brought In to the Illinois Steel company hospital. More than one hour after the blast occurred the work of rescuing the victims was ettll going on'. The coko oven department, a tvo story brick structure, was virtually wrecked. Bodies of Ihe dead and Injured were removed with diffi culty. With a roar that was heard two utiles nwiiy, the blunt hurled the roor of the plunt high In the air und heaved out the walls' In a shower or orlclts. ' Workmen -nearby were unable (Continued on page 8.) Portland Rose Show VVS1I Ontm T.mffwkw III Wptq JOIHOIIUW ' ... POUTI-AND, Ore. June 14 (AP) 'Che in nn let pal 'auditorium was belntf prepared today for the un nmil PoMltind Hose show, which will bo held there Tuesday and Wednesday. The Portland Hose Koclety, the Hdyul Uomirltins and the Portland Hose Festival iwsocbt Hon, Inc., are Joint sponsors for the event. There will be fifteen section, each . having several claaiies. French Franc Tumbles To New Low Today I'AlilH. June 14. (A I) The Kreueli franc today tumlileil lo a new low reeord for all lime, reuch Imr 3B.tiT lo the dollar and 173.23 lo the pound sterling.. At the clone of IIih liiiurHO tlm XPLOS ON N GARY KILLS franc hud reacted a mile Hnd .wusluud other big munutuvturlng con- iliioted at 36.4'J to tho dollar. Thn opinion Is growing more and more that the franc can never be Mtublllxed until thn entire situa tion political us well aa financial lb threshed out. . Grandmothers Bulletins WASHINGTON, Juno II (AT) 1 lii iiiliro group or . bUla Ip noiltry llio clKlilvenUi JieKlmmt anil tho VoIkUiiiI law will be re portotl 'to tlM) Henatn with !! oniinciiilatftMi Uiat tlMijr.bQ paM IHmud Inileflnltuly. ! OItlM)VA, Aliwka, June - II (Al'). Naval .radio Mattons In AWwka and -thn North Atlaalto Oiweii rrportod lo the aavy ata lluii linra uhI bImIi! to Mviillr'or i-NtaCnh callnn wttli a Japanene .venae! re ported In illMtifwt and bumlaf at xca nau occn iinaranum, . KAI.K.M, Ore., Juno if (AP) A now appraliial ot all wtato prop erty giibjcdt to Insurance hasbeea onlorcd by lira , state board of control, under a law of the 1M5 luftlalntlve amnion. Tho Inventory Is to bo an of Juno l," . NKLHOX, D. C, June 14--AP. Jacob Hanson, 40, miner, wai reported . killed today. He wna buried lu loow rock when the roof or amino lift at baiulon, Molwn, ooUuiisod. KI TTOff COUUTENAY, tit HK-1 SHIRK, Enif., Juno 14 (AP) lioi'd Ontiml and Asinilth ( form- ci'ly II.. II. Axqullh) . the liberal Inuler, lx miffi'rintt from a mlkt altark of angina pectoris, It was mwlo known today. .'- IU;l), tnl., Juno l (AP). Sulvailoni A'avado, Hoctlon hand, was klllul licre I ant nljrlil when lie fell friini a frclKht oar aud was i riLslKil lo dentil. Tlic train Was iinili r way 1kh Karado attempt oil to liouril It, . PARIS, Juno 14. (AP) Sutanne lenli-n, paired with Jacques Bruy non, citplured thn international hard court tennis championship in their doubles today, . defeating Al inc. LehcHnernls and Jean Boro tru. U-4. 0-3. Seek Details of Financfcj Qf 1 G.O.P.Citizen$$ WASlllNfiTON, Juno H. (AP) . prominent mea for Pppper. Alba' 'I he Hcimtii iamiljii funds com- uilttec; run Into a bllnil trail tiulav ivlicu II tried lo discover who was I'xiii'i ied ulilniniil.v to pay Uio lillU iniiirred by tlic "rt'nubuean t'lllxcns i-omniittei'" in ItM Mipport jiir tlie Peppi-r-l-lshvi' ticket this )enr lu l'citiuilania. - WASHINGTON, .June 14. (AP) iJetullH of thu llnancing of tho republican citizens committee - by Jocepli It. Grundy ami , others were soUKht today by llio senate commiileo Inuutrinff Into tho 1924 Pcnnfivlvnnta republican primary. William 11. lulwi-ll, of Philadel phia, Ireaaurer of the commlttcii who finally Joined the Pi-ppcr- Klsher coalition, produced various lucordH 1 n-1 utt! n notes the cltlsans committee Kavn Grundy to "se cure" Ihe 3ii,niio ho advanced. l''oJwell HUlil hn was vice presi dent of the tvnneylvanliv manufac turers usKoeiutlon of which Grundy Is president. Hi' awuincd that the sleel companies of Pennsylvania cerns were members. DeKcrlhlnK haw ho became Inter ested lute In March In (Senator Pepper's campaign for renomina tlon, the wltnem told of a meeting held lu 1'liiludolphlu to lino up UP ..in. af - lOSiiu,,:. Wind, U-V'-'h ITI' JUiddls'V;-' " Coma 1 - '";''-:.Mri-- -Worst In- 'fi T city.-r..4v.t ;ir:.L CUICAOa - iaf'Ma.' (Alt Hundrtda of riMa'. konica. brt. a. hurkwaya, aaa railway tr. aakd oitt. ahwtrH M tanlaaea Mrvlea diamate ' . oeraa . af nraa rr in ti -hM9 today ' af wind, Iretrlaal tarraatMU rala. atrma that aweal tt. mWdta cauaina taakaasis f . dalLar la property .daaM"M l aa briaav '-' rallat'. ,':. C'auaktwitrlclwa area. , ' .'4.ii :!.v'' ' On maa vaa U)!H b turhtatnc and anotker M teuaked a brokea wlrawaa letraiti,-d: : ' '--' ",' ,-t- ! ' V NoekfaM-'t waded ) Rockforo. 1ft.; sled it worst flood ta it jrsaa. Haadreds ware foTeedV ta ' " from ' their homes wells eUisrataek rWoa ea tho roofs and ta vaaufra raama. A number e( bridta (B lh vletaKr were wsh4 w,e f thsm csrrrlnf wttk kt two, - atrtomobius aad avett ' Bssss ua.-; The ears I were washed dowaxream. bat the ! psasenatrs er te"ed. . BsMmtBts wsjfsj 49d la Cht c'avo .aad ,wata. 1 S atsast -ta-torrupted 4 J V '" c..''.Two pjsf ysrp awed.. NebraakA tv,...,, . 1 rxlafail. wfcWh Id sons . to ofwpd preVWexy tanatstwd ky ' aroufnt : 1 . :,'- fi . BUtaauer. : kV (itlW , Tlllat la Southeaatsrn Wsbfsaka was awspt by a hurb wiad,' wbk damarrd praatloally enrp balidla la the town. No was reported In.. ivni. ''' v - ft ': -io '.)'.- ;.' - Kookford ben the brunt ot lb late storm; wWdh baoke. there late yesterday artur oh. Wafer from Keith Croek- IttMhdaM klarf part of Un southeast ariMi of tha etty. In a number of' 'rtrU ,'lh!''.watsr' rescued a depth iof lbt teeCHua- dreds, pt fimUlea .eat the ' secend rlaara ttt .their ikadUM todar await. 1 of their deities today , w fed rescue lette by dtr'ttmo and ret' unteers who ' awuinsd boats and unteers who' atannsd boats and rattr. OthSTi r n cd of food supplies. S .''I'i'.''VKt!-'; '.: '- : Many autoWp wra. marooned oa ' Co'4i''aW.Tbj'ee)' .'; '. ' FIRST WHITB GIRL : BORN IN OSEGON V IS DE TODAY PORTLAND Or.; Jaa 14 (AP) Mrs. p. M. Idwarda. paid to be the first white gM born la Oregon territory) wsa dead here today. She M fcvrikai afemrlss Island, October 1140.' Her parenta. Mr. and Mrs, W, Haider, cam to Amer ica from England In 111! to work for the Hudson Bay oompaay and soon afterwards eame to Oregon. Interment wilt be t JOilaboro. ' B. Johnson described as "a retired ianlfjiHat, wa - AlM,te . Atialmtan. 9 Grundy was among thoso preeont .M but Folwoll ett recall only to ,fcw othurs. ; 1Vj' -was any arrangement -to raise i money made at. (his , uiooting?" j usked Chulrmsn lived. "No." Folwell left for Europe a few : days later and sail) he had nothlnK : to do with the raising of money. The first receipt given Grundy was dated April i aad was for fl.H0. It was rubber-stamped "Wm. H. rolwsll.'V .1 The witness - said "' Chester W. i Hill had authority to use his rub. J bcr stamp signature and to. signj uhecks. The total of dlt the advances was i 1307.675. Folwttll said the ccipts hud boenr bunded him heruj today.: i; ;V',.i : -.'."-. i-'j Asked about k Joint note tor ; .Ml. VUk k. - M. j V.u.vui, n 11 IV M ,V ., V. I 1 U m., v, ed and discounted St the Cent Kx- V' change hank at Philadelphia, Kol- ';s well said It was dated May II or Kolwell said i he ' knew of no money borrowed aa behalf of Ihe committee except the ,4t. The county committees - were helphtg raise money, bttt he did not kaow tbo total. . '.Mi .! . ... .'. ... i