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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TWELVE PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED LEASED ST2VIC3 la C I TY PORTLAK9 tea Unsettled t Saturday. Loe-l the . east . : port .. - EDITIO N . volume xxiv. MEMBEH ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1926. jllCMBEK ASSOCIATED PR1 t a- 1 erem , S .,.... ,- Us J- S1 ' Land Settlement Activity , lh'iiws Pnrrlnnri Mn ,."" ."oncert. of plcaaur- ra w vaavee as,B r to Eastern Oregon j', ;- -M V-. : '..?,. fr-.' iuUSINESSMENTO" ; ENTERTAIN GROU11 Dinner' Given - by - Cham-' IH'I' 01 1OIIlIIIVrCt MU i Honor Guest sv; Here i - Next Tiiesday Evening - ifttrroritfWl In tho Indications of tiMlcjinod land aettlement .activity In Ibis pari, of Oregon, a group of ,m-...urr. ... ...u ,.., committee of the Portland cham-1. Uer.pf commerce, -. together ,wlth bcr wllt-makea of buwtllla I . , thrown-ln trot to rhy tlnl0n abd-Wallowa counties Mon-1 ! ,. , ,.,,' X v , ,r . ,: .. '. ",, Utl jYi (ll i uumiu . vi , lit At nccn. ; ltJt.fmbcrHO(;th()l!nlon county chamber of coinniorce', as hosts, to... tour Wallowa county .'hi far as tho.j IhJ;o. '.country during (he- day,: -..In-,' the' evenjng they will V bo guest; spoaaers ai uto-roguiar: nieouiig 01. thw-'coinmcrce cnutuoef. ;aercrrea from' lunch to dinner filing at the Foloy hotel. "-. ,?ti'?'-1 i In -the-party will- lM'iVVhltney . Boise,, chairman; ;'... Marshall N. Dana, associuto cdl(or of the Ore Boti" Journal; Uoy T. Bishop, pre sident of the Uregdn.. ''-.'Worsted Mills; Ki K. Kavllle, .editor -of the Western Fanner;- 'A. p. ' Kdmonds,' asBlstant . traffic iiuinugot'", at the Union I'aclflc system; 5 John i'Y taly, president, of - tho Mlburnia Commercial and Bavinfcs bank: II. W." Plckard, gonural - freight man ager: of .the B..P. '(.. and W- O.: Ido, Hanuger'.i'lrt .-Tth--; TOrt) chamber of commcrct;. " ' '. v The. ooiiunltlee will brf oil't'mii tltlla' county Monday' to v(Hv Hie: west extension Of the fijiatlllii rrl Bullori district, going froiii there to Hermiston and Hlanfleld. ; 'fliey will 'be taken later over the east ern end of tho ,1'malllia project and fo the McKny dim; . Pilot Rock also will claim their ullen tlon. Before proceeding ' to -Ui ktt I (Continued on. Pagp'l.), ; CONFERENCE TO. 'V" i OPEN AT L. D.'-'Se'i J CHURCH SATURDAY The- regular quarterly confer ence! of the church of I,. iV S. will convene In t lie tabernacle herir to morrow morning al io a. -111.. it la ' announced today by -W. I, Hunka, firHjdenl of rnlon stake. , j 6ie of the general authorities of U10 church Xrom Salt l-nke. City bq in.atliinrtance. 'I'he public iflnvrtpil to attend all sessions, which. In addition to Hie opening InVnllng. will ! held at 2 p. m iiaiurday. and a 10 a. 111., and 2 p. m,jftunday. ' 400 Real Estate i'h.1 To La Grande Late In July City Service To The Valley It iim'Bils sonietlihig 10 I be , bulhltlnal lo nt-clve lilt Kc ,nhig Observer an hoar f(CT B is prlntod each aflrriKioii. wD'ilKr that Individual lives l i La (iranilc, ( nKm, , North Wmtlcr,' ImMi-r, Elgin or I'cr rf. ' htr ihM! iM-lglilor-tilies' al ' receive eiiually as - gopJ rarrk-r-boy delivery erK-e as win I .a t.raiide. Tlic wlfo nl t4 wait (ill lK-r hu.baiMl brings home tlie paper from lire pos offkv. Tho husband known his taicr will be tliere waiting for hhn wiK-ii lie readies . home from wvrk. " Tlins Is elty aervlee btsJn alile in the valley towns, anil I itlie sum! prk s hi La tirande. This M-rvh'C means Aimedilng to Hie vonllcnt sal lertlser. loo. Ho knows Ilia his cxiieillleJ delivery of The Evening Observer results In readers aiutouxly awalllng I's oiiilng. In tura. Ihl makes II an Invaluable medium In which lo carry his salvcrtlsenieiils. "Observrr Advertising . .- A MercbasKllsUig Servkje." 800 Persons Are Present At Concert ram Played Last wight by La Grande Band Attracts City's Lovers of Music. Between 700 and 800 I.a Grand- - Pm Indlllvtwl thai hiiibImuI rm 1t nui iud . ue municipui ably varied melodies at ' the high school athletic, field: The grand aland 'was hair filled. the -greater pari of the evening, and- moat of the Jwjndrui or- more cars -parked fire deep' around the circled musi cians held groups of auditors. . Melody. on; the' night olr holds .double- charm When it jeaves the more. Intellectual demands to day- light vigor. And . Andrcvi-,', Ijonfy choso with knowing cure .the. num--bers -for -his first Evening -concert this season. ' ' ' ;t '. ' -. t ' '' .' Murch, reverie, ballet .or - over ture, - the-1' .player. surrendered themselves' artistically t6 ' tho 'di ..hestm ',uMlei; characterised the rector's, baton..' Symphony , LUlglnl. While T WorW .. waiting for . tho . .. DP " pd from tbm that almost but not quite-over- came the handicap Jazz orchestras J CContinued on Page 6) i '.. (Continued on Page 6) DENTISTS TO SEEC Several from La Grande Plan to Attend Confer ence in Portland Next .Week. , 'vV;,':, Attracted by a ' piogram' .of- lec tures 'and clinics, that' they pro ..'".?:; ""-'l nounce me nnesi ever orrwu w lite est, (he gateV flUittbef of; denlit7n J GrarrM 'are planning J I- .... .1 Ik. Hr.dnrh IkMnllutu' l-nll. fort-nee In Portland next Week. Dr.. t". W. Irwin has already left town, stopping en - route to convention wr)h friends In Arlington. :l)rs.. J(. S. Biownton, Bay K. Murphy and J. I McPheraon will go Sunday. ' Among the men' noted in the pro fession who are -scheduled to ap pear on' the program, are Dr. W. J. Gles, or New York- -City; . Dr. Wllllim Debb. of fhleago; Dr. Wal ter tf.' Brown, head of.-the child j V the llbckefelle'r .foundation:. Dr. l'ilmor 'Best.! of Mlhneapoils. ; tiiid Mr. Af. M. :;HouKe,' of Kansas pity. Heads or district and state divi sions of the association .will con duct clinics. Hen to Try to Crack World's Egg Record LINCOLN. Neb. June 18. (AP) A White leghorn lien, nine years old. which has laid I.I SB eggs. Is out ror a rccoru, pounry epari- mem oiuciai, u "; : AKNCUllurui college. Iicneve. I iiu present record Is 1,3 85 eggs. Men Coming More evidence that there will be a large attendance al the Pacific Northwest Ileal Kstate convention to be held here July J2-2L la re ceived each day by members of the local realty board. Present esti-!' , , , ,,. mi,m lliaie.1 are mat ouu ,o..., , will be here for the convention. More Ihun forty requests for room reservations have already been re ceived and the convention Is yet more lhan-a month away. ' A letter received by William Mil LINEGS K-r, preiu.-u. i -. Mine lirSl lime. .' . from C. M. Crynr. president of the Monday of neit week the chltd Spokane board, assures a large r(m ,vlM ,leet t the Central school representation from there. Al. I 'ist grounds . for play! Tuesday at 5(1 ure expected from Spokane Mr. or,.enwood school; Wednesday, Miller said. jltlverla schoolr Thursday, ' WJIlow Mr. t'rj-er says In- his letter, school und Friday al Greenwood "You may rest assured that Spo- J school again. On- Haturday of b,n. win im well reDresenled atinext week the children - will all the- Pacific Northwest lleallors, convention in Ia Grundo July :: - 2(.' We feel sure, as you do. that this Is the time to put our Inland Kmpire on the map. Spokane would iii,. hn neirf.boru- and hein theJ realtors of la Grunde ir there Is any way that we can.. We know that I .a Grande realtors arc pre fectlv competent lo handle the situation. and. that Oicyrwllli'inake this time the 'biggest convention. imt wp feel also that it IS our con - ventlon and would be picuscu mi could have more than ordinary Interest In it. - Call us ir there is anything we can do." "We are sure of a large attend ance," Mr. Miller stated", "but the problem now Js. to find roonui for them all during the three days of the convention. HI COIITIIIUE Supporters of : McNary ; Measure , Bravely race , -. Almost Certain Def eat , OREGON SENATOR v MUSTERS FORCES Hopes- to, Brinsr Bill- to a Vote. Early Nejct Week i Borah .'Proposal K"d- ijected.';-;;:;;';:"; WASHINOTON;'' juno If; (AP) Managers of life" McNatV1 '(fhrm bill at a conference, today rejected tho proposal of Senator Borah, re. publican, Idaho to eliminate the provision which. ' b, claimed .pro vided compulsory application of tho equalisation" fw on producers of commodities included ' In the bill'. Afler and extended '; discus- slon they agreed' to stand'-by-the blll nnd Insist on a Vole In Its pro. sent form. - They plun to continue the fight In tho fw. of what they believe Is .certain 'defeat as their maximum: , estimate ; -tit votes for the bill does not. excucd orty.. , ' Senalor "McNary, republican, Oregon, who is leading lha fight on the floor said today that he had given up hope of PbtulnlOB a vole this week dnd did- not .b'elievo . it would be reached .boforo (Tuesday, STARTS SERVING OUT $30 FINE FOR BORROWING AUTO ' George. Nelson began (liis iuornr ing to serve 16 daja liilhe county Jail In lieu of' (ho: tso'-'ftne.J.udge Hugh K. Brady tinposed on hln fnP Dart; in tafcing a car wlUir - f' ' ,., iTrtnh WmiU out the owArporirt sovw44 eeks ago I oy Hoguo to whos. 1"luul" 111 "'" i,, longed, served all .'. Identical - sen tence'Just a month In .advarte'e of his pari nor.-;. Nelson wart , arrested by Harold . Howard, 'city traffic officer, ' . '; .'' ' :' . It; A. Wilson, o aalesnian travel ing out of Pendleton, paid Slu and costs In Ihc Justice .equrt for specd--Ing on the highway near North Powder. ' " V , '' . ' .: Gold Stolen from uuice oi. uenusi . Iir. 'ltuy Murphy practiced ;do-tlsti-y lit' 'IdL Grandt iuat ten years to the day before ho- suffered a theft, or any. nature - from' hb of fice, ho told police! ThursdaV In re porting the. disappearance or ISO worth or gold In choets and foil iwhea he left the placo open for u few mlnutca in Hie morning to get a haircut. ' - The thief's ignorance" of min eralogy probably saved tho dentist a greater loan, for a 'box or platr ,nJm wlrelJ vuuul , wlia ef, untouched. orricers told ' him ' (hey .were working on clueg'to operation that the present case sqema to (It. The gold was in two snKill.sheetB. a foil und scrops. and could easily be- made unidentifiable by a little melting, Dr. Murphy .' suld this morning. . - , ' '.V; :. Children to Gather at Park Tomorrow Morn Tomorrow all of the1, children In ilie city urt; mviiu t i.i.t, ,u ,.i,i. games 'will be enjoyed, under 'the dire ction of Miss Mildred Iloyt, In structor of the supervised play grounds, being ' conducted here this summer. Tlie playgrounds opened Monday of this week for meet again al ItlVersldo park. Miss Hoyt annouced silts morning. , . - . Wheat Condition Good , Ir, ITmaHlla' fount V . i ' in - umaiwa V.OUnij' I'KNDI.l-rro.N..June It. (AP) .Slight rains last night and this morning coupled with several cool days' have -boon favorable ror late i maturing w heals. The field tour inr ifinullllu countv wheat growers (yesterday afternoon' brought out muny facts concerning- the deve lopment of better grade wheat In the county. ' ' ; The tour 1s an annual affair aiid rarmers are becoming more Inter ested, in producing belter grades or wheat with higher smut resist ing qualities. - "' DOMTIOIIS BYILLOIIS ARE AIRED Campaign Funds Corn 's mittee- Hears of ,Pep- ; jwr-Fisher Expenses : STORY TOLD IN V LULL IN INQUIRY Wayne B. Wheeler, Anti- , ; Saloon Laeue, to iaKe Stand Again Willis . Makes Denial. . ! WASHINGTON,- June 1 8 (AP). -rr-JDurlng '.a. .(ejiiporary . aiiiiistlct in' the verbul battle over politi cal', activities ' of. the Antl-Haloon league, tho senatu. campaign fumU committee was told today of ex penditures of around 165,000 by the; Pepper' -Kisher republican campaign commltteo,. which oper ated before this year's primary in 3t Western Pennsylvania counties outside or Pittsburg. ' v .While Woyno .11. Wheeler wait ed tp again take .the stand,. Kelt trisher Wood, head, of tho Hoppvr lisher ' coalition organization In the- 81 '.eounties, was iiuestlouod at Jength. " Ho said the contribu tions to his cotmpltteo amounted to $Ml.2.67 and titut "wo bor rowed $70,00(1 jtnd we have ap proximately ,50,000 In cash." ' . Mellon (ilfts Rccltod. . "Cuji , yon .. tell' ' us - how much money VY 1. Mellon gave your cointhittee?" asked . Iteed. ' "Jls.OOO'' . - " - ' ' j' "And It: B. Mellon gave oou"" ' .'--'" " ' : vifes." '' 1 ' -:'V . ; ' ; : 'W.' I'..- Mellon testified lioro that he gave' tit MOV. as. we uu Uerstiind It."." ' ' '. ''. .' "'He 'testified thiit" ho guvo I7, VOO to our eoiiiinltteu and 15,000 to the Allcgnuiiy county .commit tee,"' Wood said.. .' '''! - '1-1.1...., 4-,id' .n' r.n. nt SI llllll. but tliut ..waa iuy fuuli; as 1 guvojoeoige, D,: Jaekaoii, fio, an ;cm- him the' figure. ' AtUllipt to Trace l.i-ltcr. Two orricluls or -thn . Pcpper Klsher Western Pciinsylvunlu cam paign colllllllttee-wel-o questioned by. the senutu campaign rundii coiiimittee. lute -toduy In- un u.l-jmci-HLrtil efroit to trai-i to lis origin a-, spiuious letter piibllsh.-d Jiy . the . lviiper-l-isher 'commltt,.-o .over -, the signature of President Green, .of. th.e . American , l-Vdi't-u-tion" of Ijubor,,. (indorsing John H. I'")ahvr for governor. ' .; WAHH1NOTON, June IS (AC). -Naincd by 'Wayne II. Wheeler us one of the senators who. hud received "honordrlums""from ,tlm Anli-Halooii leugue Tor mukiiig prohibition .opeeclies, Benutol- Wil lis, republleun. Ohio, roia In the senati today and declured tlti ne' er had been on the It-uguc's pay roll. ' . . H.C.L. DECLINES BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS SHOW 1 WASHINGTON, June 18 (AP). Itetull food prices showed a slight decline during the month ending May It), the burcuu of la bor statistics today reported. The index figures for tho month was 161. 1, a decline or three-fourths of one per cent from the month ending April 1 5, but nn Increase of more -than IT per cent slnc May, !:'. or (he (1 cities ror which fig ures were 'collected 3!) reported decreases In the average food cost and 1 1 Increases. . i:.v;i.M-:i;it kii,i,kd ' HONNKHH KKKHV, Ida. Ar thur J. True, engineer, wus klll'-d und Harold Huwklns flreliuin, was injured when their locomotive und six rrult cars were derailed and went Into the, Pend Oreille river. TODAY'S GAMES .NATIONAL l.l'.Ata I'.' NKW VOHK (AP) ' It. H. K. Pittsburg .,' 8 10 2 Nrw Vork ' It 1 Batteries 'Sanger and Gooch: Hc-ott. Hinltb, McQuillan and Hny der. . . - ' UltOOKJ.VN (AP) It. H. K. Chicago .. .6 10 ! Brooklyn '.. 2 6 I i Bulteiies Osborne and Hart nettl Orlmes, MeWeeney and llar grcaves.. .,...-.. BOHTON '(AP) HI. l.ouls.Jos. ton postponed, rain. ' Doubleheuder tomorrow. . ' A.MKIIICAN JJ-:AUL'E Cleveland (AP) It. H. K. BoHton .; 2 8 4 Cleveland .., .....v. -.j 8 12 0 Batteries: .Wilts. Huffing and Gaston; L'hlo and tlyatt. Jud Friends Again, Not Engaged Both Harry Thaw anil Evelyn NesbU Ttiaw, on wnose account he killed Stanford White SO years ago, deny llielr suddrn rccomillatlou means- iltry will ro-mamr. Photo allows (Item at At. lautk- City, ,. J wlierc tliey apnearnl publicly together for ihe first Umo In years, llutw met Eve lyn's son, ltussell, and Is reported to be buying a home for Evelyn. THHEE DIE iW Santa Clara County, Cal : ifornia, Has Seven Ac cidental Deaths in the Past Week. . ' : SAN- JOH13, Cat, June U.i(AP) Siinta '4'lara county's -record of fatalities caused by trains smash ing into autos was swelled, to sev en in onn utink todiiv. vvhon Kraitk and' John 1 Roster, . brothers " and : nion of a morning newsimoei' i here, iuot death In two separato mishaps. . '- . . ' I The Koatera were killed within the city limits." when their 'niu-1 chine was struck by a train from , Hun Krunclsco. Later. ' Jackson's 1'iir -wns struck by a south bound . Southern Paciric train- at a cross ing :tour Aiilos south of Bart Jose. He died' while being . rushed to a hospital here. ' . '.'' '. Jackson's', death' ."' murked. ..the fourlh fatality . rroul .this type of accident' in the county in twelve hours . Lawrence JIaes. .Ill,' hily Ing been killed last night at a crossing a mllu from whuro Juck son'was struck... PUI.M'KTO.N. N, l. June Id. (AP) (Iho University of Wash ington varnlly ' -rev defeated Princcloti today by xlx Icngtlis. PUI-VfirrON, N. June 1 (AP). Tlie I'nlvcrnlty of Wash. Ington nun the Junior varsity crew race mini Princeton today uwisi;, inn., .nine in iai . icr .Mis . I,.... mS' . . . ; . J . iV:I i,i Carrier and lolni Hu-iinn, holli of this (-lly, hollered dnmmil whcii an auto went .nrr n bridge over the stream lat ihI lilglif..' li(:l,(il(AIi:, Jiiro Klavln, June IS (AP). The i-liailllH-r of ilepn lira by a tole or III to 0 today i aimed die V. S. war debt agn-e-inelit. ASTOIHA. Ore.. June IB ( AP) The Oregon Pl. ralloii of im,.' . . . . ... ii.iu. ni.ti I'l'riroaMif.tifii htii 'in clubs oH-uctl Its sittli annual ixmi mil Ion lierc tills afternoon and 111 i,..,,.l.t 1 wiMiwlfin ' llimlllrli I siniibiy. New tiffbvi-H will be lu- stalllil Slillilny (ollowliig rcligiollK mrilf-es anil tin' (iinwiitlon will close' wild u rarcwell Itint-hcon ut Scashlc Siiiiiilaj. PAHA, llrn.ll, June IH (Al'). .No ninn ban lai'ii riivltcfl iM'n' or tlx- iiibliig Argviitliic atlnlors, Imggaii and Oliver, Ikj were on a flight fiiMll .New York lo HiM-ilo Alre, ami who bate mH is-iil lK-anl rroin slne la-l Kumlay ivlH'ii I hey a-xil over Cayeiine, I'n-iM-fi liiiliiin. A M-an-hbig par ly ll-rt liel-e yt-slciilay. PAKAI'HCTI-; KAVICK l,IVr DAYTON. O. Thiiurmy "chute" has again proved Its worth, lieu tenant James T. Hutchinson and P. H. 'Stanley Jumped 80(H) feet and landed safely after their air piano caught rlre. It was the sec ond longest parachuto "leap for life" on record. Twenty-nine per sons now owe their lives to tho ormy parachute, i ( . j Bulletins ' -Tn . V. J - A na-Hnca P robleiri Is Near Crisis Chilean Ambassador, Tells Kellogg : of . Positive Stand-Liissiter'B Per- ' son , Guarded. : - ;' WASHINGTON June 18. AP) Th ,WaihlngtvD,- oo tha Tao- na-Aflca ntmatuUn was .brought .to "! MWy-- 1todal, ,hn - tlie' Chilean 'v ambsuMwdor visited the state ."department informed Beoretrjr.k,togg.ot. the positive eland taken' by hui govern- mont". ,',''';'' VtA'-.,.. i.-t- V i'. No ono at (ho ilopartment or the embassy w-ould'.dlTCUss; : the ' ub. Ject but it 'was .assumed AmbassA- dor Crulchaga-'handed . to Secret- ary Kellogg tho note sent ' him from. Santiago, : N saying that' Chile considers', tho ,' dlploniatlo settle, mchts of the .Tacna.Artca.'' dispute ', with P'ero.to hayo terrriinated an- tomatlcally ' by- abandonment of tho !;.pieblsclte arrjingemonte ' at Alica.- 'i:''.'' ; ; ?'!'.'.;!', . -'.''! ;'Wrfc'.,,--,: ' ' Heoskm liesn an Hour" '' Tho Chilean .plenipotentiary was In conference . with' the secretary nearly an hour. Immediately af terward Mr. Kellogg left for. the white house where tho cablnet-was assembling for Its - regular seml- wuekly session. . -r': - . . ;' ' 'ARK' A, 'Child, irnie 18.: ((AP) Chlleun army and navy contin gents wore guarding the residence of General William Lasslter today following yesterday's . demonstra tion in hlch the . plebiscitary chairman- was the object, of hisses and anti-American 'cries,--' The re sidenecs of , the Peruvian delegates were also under guard. V'1' I,,L lu Kit. Awmmm1,I ,-,, ,,.., ,. .i,,i ,,y Chileans in disapproval of Gon Lassltor's course : ln( moving that a plebiscite to decide the soy. nrelgnlty of Tucna'and-Arlca,' as between Peru' and Chile,- would be fruitless In view of Chile's alleged unrair tucllca The motion, was carried at a recent meeting, the i'eruviuns voting - with, .tho Ameri cans. '. ., .' -- , '. v V. K. Cruiser ritanding By ' The (Jnltud Htates cruiser Oal veston hue arrived to tako General 1 tassuer nomo., ine ri.ve.aay -, ai- loweu ror a cniivnq. appeal, unoer II,,; nrnvlulnn. Ilm nlirlti-ul ."v ,, . ............. v. ..... . uwurd does not expire until to morrow night, ' and consequently the departure or General Jisslter und his legal advisors is not abso lutely certain. ; :. ' ', - Indications are, however, that no appeul will ' be - rorthcomtng from the Chileans, since such uo tlon would be contrary to their le gal stund. (Continued on page I ) British Steamer Hits Iceberg Off St. Johns HT. JOHNM. N. l-'. June 18. (AP) Word was lacking (his morning as to the rate of the British steam er Leicester which late last night reported thai she wus struggling for this port with her forward deck almost awash after striking an tccburg. Several steamers are on the way to the position she lust go-. : ."'; The Leicester sailed f rom ! tho I'nited Kingdom several days ago for Montreal, ) w 'X: M s y i i l .i ;'' '.-.' .''' .:..'. " ' i I SDLONS PLAN lOJUIIRflMPNT Congress May Be Sus j j t. " nv x a. j penaea dune ov inBjaa..8nut up, pr u cops will get of June 26 Resolution you. ,.. Tin Mnnrlnv "The moaning aougd waa like a Up MOnaay. gurglo. We at th (Uow raise , ; ut : " .. . ' i a rock I thought the he threw tt wiKHinnwiM: Juno fAP ' lnto;the lake for then waa a eorV Tho republican houss t steering 4.- tBw mmvmmA A uk.ln, -'.' . -. , , , - s .i,,.. ,.i. .1.,.. Meat on thla date will be called np In , the house Monday and U ex- aeeted to rocelve the approval ot the leaden both senate and bouse. The committee decided that to w ' a-" -.ir' idiournmsnt on Saturday I talked casuaUf . and W had ao seek ' adjournment on Saturday June St, as at first contemplated, would .unduly hasten consideration of .the - deficiency appropriation bill which includes provision for the new federal buildings through out the country to bo started wis ear. , n -v'V'i . Vanderbilt Newspaper Fails to Show Today MIAMI". Fla.: June 18. (AP) The Illustrated Dally Tab, Miami nowspapcr of Cornelius vanasroui failed to appear today. A court ordor was handed aown on May 29 by Acting Judge H. W. Hhlppcy ordering Vanderbilt news paper Inc., publishing organisation ot tho Tab) to vacate Its offices by Juno 80., Tho complaint was brought by News Tower I no., bud sldlary of the Miami - Daily News and ownor of the property, alleg ing failure to pay rent.- LEAVES NOME " ( NOME, (Alaska Roald Amund sen and tho crew of i the Norge, dirigible which carried thom ovor the North. Pole, from Spitsbergen to Alaska iott hero for Beattlo, ENDS ISEnVK-E , BAN FKANC1SCO Captain William Jacobs,' divisional : coast commander, ends his thirty-seven yeurs In the service today by es corting 88 naval vessels Into-San 'ronclsco bay. , . Vicar of Pope And Cardinal Impressed By Chicago,Report ('IlIl'AGO, Juno 18 (AP). 1411.6 quiet und -unassuming men of princely innli. Including tho vicar of1 the pope, John Cardinal Bo suuo, gathered here from Hie fur flung reaches or the world-wide hlurchy of the Catholic church to participate In the BPth Kuchaiis tlc congress, have won Chicago, Irrespective' of creed. Likewise the cardinals and their entourages, have been Impressed by Chicago and Its preparation ror the event tor which many or them truveled many thousand miles, which opens officially .Sun day and by the welcome tendered Iheiu on their arrival from New York yesterday. Chicago might well bo called the "Home of America" In view of the presence of I he cardinals welcomed yesterday by oeorge Cardinal Mundelelli, urchbishop of Chicago and sponsor of the congress, representatives of the throng of 20,000 persons. governor of the state and by the The greetings of tho crowds ss papal legato,- and by other off! tho parly left Its special train Jclals ot tho city and church. ).- .'.', '..,- .1 .'-r-'- Ii .' - NTT ' 9 iirf FOR HILLEli Police Have Description of Man Who Murdered Miss Gaines, Seattle STUDENTOTELL OF GIRL'S DEATH " " : ' S ' ' ; Capture of Slayer Is Re garded as Imminent in Gigantic Net Thrown 1 Out by Officers. SEATTLE, Jane l. (AP) A young couple from use tJnrverssir of Washington aw Mylrlst risnsns beaten to deatb on. tho nilgsa ot iirvva Lake ta this csty WedssBS. day night, the Bentlla pottoe an nounced today, ...."We were resMung home trasa tho library Wednesday evening," nw ofthe couple . raUled, "and took a short cat aksmg n path that skirts the lake. -1 aMtced what I (bought was a boy ofirtisutrr bunVI cross tlie path a short distance ta front of us. "Ho was walklnr hurriedly and 'seemed slightly etooped, as U b 'was carrying sometklag heavy. Hi crossed to the laker shore. We hoard a moaning sound. My com panion called: 'Hey; kid. what tho matter there r . ' The fellow aacwsld, "Oh. Just a drunken guy, ana men as ansa ,0' "?Jli' ' XIS SU rSSSSSSi B , anssa anr t m were 'drub. sva tug eon. lt.?i!T!il '"Z tZYZT ' ' ( J?J"i: a? I " la no aur t eusolclons.' They declared a, man auto waa parked beside the lake a ear wnare Ulse Oalnea met hay aeath. SEATTLE, June la. AP) rm Bertha Knight Landee, mayor at Seattle, today asked the municipal council to provide snttable re ward" for eapta.fi of the slayer of , (Conttmrtd as Pag ) HERRIOT AGREES TO ATTEMPT TO FORSI CABINET PARIS, June II (AP). Former Premier Harriot, leader ot the radical wing In the chamber ot deputies, has accepted the request of President Doamergue to en deavor to form a new cablnot PARIS. June II (AP). Prem ier Brland this afternoon an nounced his Inability to form a cabinet. -. " -' ,"',' M. Brland told President Dou morguo that In his Opinion, for mer Premier Heriot, the radical loader, should bo asked to con stitute a ministry. Shortly after former Premier Brland had announced that he was unable to form a new cab inet, former Premier Hcrriot, lead er ot the radical party, was sum moned to the Elysee Palace by President Doumergue. was mostly directed at Cardinal Bointano, ."representing" as Cardi nal Mundelelli phrased It in his address of welcome, "the veiv person or tho holy father who Is so dear to me ..as father and al friend," :'. ' ' ';' .:. Tho demonstration waB one of tho greatest In the city's history; It begun with - the blowing ot whistles as the cardinal special approached the city. . Automobile horns, sirens . and other notsc ulaklng devices added to the din, until tho train was well within the city, heralded through parlsit after parish and finally welcomed Into tho heart of tho business dis trict : by the tolling of bells in Catholic churches throughout tho city. .-. ,---;.,.' .. . -.,' i; :. The civic reception to Cardinal Uonzuno and other cardinals will be held In the coliseum tonight, where formal greetings will be exchanged by the mayor, by tlie