La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 22, 1926, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OSSGOND LEADING NSWEPAPES-i EIGHT PiC TODAY FULL AE20CJATTD tTC3 LtUfZD ETaES. CITY EDITIO N POR Li - goa. iur t Weaaeewuy w.. rot aear the oe.. 'ST: VOLUME XXIV. MKMBEK ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1926. MEMBER ASaOOUTSO PRMA L. W. Weeks Defeated for School Director, 432 . ",.! to 433 Yesterday r LAN DIS RETURNED v i TO liOCAL BOARD . v . Talk of Recount Is Heard Today Mr, Weeks 13 Not ' Yet Ready to Ti iMake Decision. ' , ' ' N OPTIi'IAIi 'tHH'NT "'. iC'V. : land.!..;.. ........... gl Ituhrrt ICaklfl :j,,.,...-.'.MW joiin . iiwiiriir1 iim. i iti-iioiiiH Vi.....;.....;:.,. l f - i'Tii. one of tho closest school elec. ,(lmnl'-. Ir. It. P. T.andls was re flected to membership-;.: In the bojird of education; '.hud ItJbhert Kukln was elected over former Di rector U W. Week liy a one-vote margin.- .Vv. ''- :: '.-;.' ' . . ' r ; '; Vote Heavi lue. " ' A; totil of SS2 votes, wero esjit, Bril to bo f lie iiecon lancet here In Vote Tor school directors. :V A nttempt was made to place .lolin . Hodifln. on' tlio; board, his lining belnir written In. 19S times. . The, counting or inn wmn :nlehtivaccardliiir to stom's-uearu on sllie street, win oil" of Hie moHt ejeijlnp events- iioag-lnablc', V" ' Mr. rikln ran from - 5 to H. -Otes.alieoid of Mr.-Weeks after the count was "well under way. main ' turning his lead untlly onlylhs last r o.r SO votes. wer Uncounted.' f wlih thret! .VoIl'V, iyt, to oneH, lli'v r- -., unt' jilooJ(:;;i-:Hk1h; 43n;' WcckM ' 4,12. Th6 )iiftt'11iri! !-volc were . Tln-rc, hH(, lynn. snnie l.ulk Of, . frleullK.,rqOTinrajiil'J,;is. inder uliiod tli'iit ffleiida 'of ' .M r. ' 'Wvcka arc urglnB hlm-q . " -rwr, w coont.1,.iwil?K,'ki. ("-d ' mornlnr'iAiil,li$.tul J(mto " (:' Cfarfon .,'to, j'lil" :- fUI i .vet.. . ' '" '. . ' Officials In tho election . wre!' ,ludse: J. A. Arbuckle.'l. 11. Itiw sell: clerks: Kley K. Nelson. Klor-H-nce S. 4lumphriej. Kntberlne Mc Kuy. ; ; ",'.;.. , i POWDI.It t'ONTI'.ST HW ": NOItTII 1'OWHKrti ore., .luno is. (Special) In a school election ! (Continued on Pur f) L. C. KEAGLE TO i FACE JUDGE ON ; LIQUOR, CHARGE -'J " " Trial of I,, f. KraIion charires a.ipsHi4slon of Iritosleatlntf lliiuot will he hi'l'l In Hi" hninklpiil court Ksituriliiy rilich't liU:aft o'clock, tie-; crfrUlnir. to pollco offlefcrs. .... r- Keusle s lOlice nt 21 1 1' ' . Mrst ftr'eet W(i.H raided nYGw days ago. - the police repbrt.'nhd twb cases. of beer were found. Offlr.erH It. View- - lird, Allen' linii r. C': Howard and Sheriff Ureslieai's ' and DcpulJ' Klinghammcr made tho ruld. American Legion Pageant Committee Elgin Girl Cans Five Million Quads Fruit If one ven" lo mid 11 news Hem which Justified ft headline there would be ons Elgin lr who did moro than her name In the panel. She probably . ' would be ranked a u millionaire! ; . The truth t. though, I hat. I h e merchant who wI!r fruU ja-s and wants to advertlw the fart. Mill uve a lot of expensa If he Is wlsn. Yoil can't typewrite tt picture of n fruit Jar or any thing Hue In your letter to your proHpectlv cutomer, but with an advurtlnement In The Ulwrver, viitM of fruit Jars or tb fruit Itself can uppewr-ftith-out added cost, and he reader Interest will be fired by the appearance of the picture. t coat less to use The Olwrvrr lKeauo Olwrver advertising ts o real utcrcliandlv.ng service. Two Uroups Inspecting Wonderland Land Settlement Commit teemen and Union Pa cific Officials in Wak Iowa County Today. : Members of the land settlement committee or the - Portland and state' chambers of commerce ar rlved tn In Orundc- his morning about -10:30 o'clock, anil, accom--psnicd by members of the local chamber of commerce, lcrthyuuto Tor a trip, of Inspection Into Wal lowa' county, which will Include stops at -Wallowa, Knterpiisc Jos eph and Wallowa, lako. . Those In tho party were: ,W. Q, lde. srcrctury of -the stato 'cham ber: Marsh-all lana, of 'Portland: Whitney U Molse. -K K.i Favllle, C. C. OlRnoujii of Portland; and George Huntington Curroy. of -Arlington.' Ija Gmnde men who uc- compunlcd them were: Klin'er 8tod- dard. Charles IteynoldH. Clyde It, mill. K. O. Avery, J. U. Ileynolds, . W. IV Perkins. August J. Ktonge, I John moddard, ' J. 1 Lilly .and . ISurl - Iteynolds, ' . i ' . ' -' ; , U. IV OffklaU In Wallowa. P ' The group wxpe'eta to ' liavo j luncheon at Wallowa; lake or Kn Merprlse and will mcot president c. 11. Ortiy, .of tho Union Pacific President .. Gray .. wired to ' Mr. Iteynolds lato la.st nleht that he (Continued on Page 5) Several Additional Arti cles. Listed for Sale .ex v One O'clock Tomorrow Afternoon.. IiSIIi - Imjl'rirtiait'l0liisJ)tteHf. .taI'l:fif(irsi vrfrrliilTttlrt-rj tt-ttijm.uctii mti ievtiii :'TW.ild"H ai-tlcles ilslud in the ml rerllasmenbt tin will' Ik., flMeiltjJ.v.JiWtHitt. W&f-s K., 'IV.... tt,. ......... ' 1 Y by Tbuu JoliuHiiu, .M(;tlont:('r; Alk-ii aiiloinobll, . four 'RriuU nwfii. ow pitrfbrt'tul (not rfflatrr cd) Lincoln buck, 2 yi-urs of a(?t, one l'rhnrosn No. '1 crciim at'puru tor. In ran Brunswick plionogruph, Ihroe-soction hurroxv, 12" John Iteere plow, ow slnlo (ht'uvyji hnriii'ss, onit ait sK-lfrh bulla, 1925 Kord, Mffht truck (1J2G Ilucnae). und ono man's bicycle. r ' Keporla received here ure llial rarmera from iimiiy points-In Jfias- i lem (OreBon outald'j of I'ulon und i Wallowa -county- uru Inte-reiU'd-. ,u. tT! ;; INorth PowdcivFaiimers ' Value Rain at 10,Q0 N'OlrTII" POWIIUlt"; ' Ore. Jlin (S-elal) Iterent raliis tn this loeallly have lirhrlilelicd Ihe crop, outlook li"m:nllotlSly;, Xfany farmers believe ' thti't ihe" mdisViii-e has Inere'iis-sl ; ('he value: of' crops lit least Ho.tlllOi' '" 1 ' A - The rain was "-.veliiomed TespeJ dally by dry farming districts. Plans Rehearsals I - A tiK'C'UnK" of the American le ! glon eentr.il committee. In charge j of Ihe pagvant lo bo presented 't here during- the Northwest Real tors convention tho last of next s month, consisting of the chairmen , of the various committees, wiih held j last evening to discuss plans for 'securing the chorus for, the pug ; eant. I The first chorua rrhearsul will , bo held Thursday night In the high 1 school auditorium. ! Ifty personA I or more are expecl'd to attend the J rehcjrsal. which will be Ihe ndc- leua around which the chorus will be formed. I Work will start m earneat on tho pugeunt about July 7. James W, lOvans, director, will arrlvo at that tlmu and will be hero per ( matiently from that time until tho pageant la staged. The American I legion committee will meet with I the heads of the various organiza tions of the city this week, und aks itliut all singers, both men und wo men take part In the-chorus. The hi i cress of the pageant dc pends largely upon the spirit of the- chorus, committee members I state. Strawlierry shortcake is the berries. cer'alnly Words are strange things.' spoiled child bt too fresh. C IIS Kelley . and Willos . Lose Appeal in bupremc " Court Today , j FAIL TO ESCAPE LOOMING GALLOWS Pals of Murray, ' Leader ; in Prison' Break La3t August at Salem, to Be lie-Sentenced.-. , . mmmm . ' SAI.KM. Ore'., June !: (Al'). Kllsworth Kelk'y knd. Jaiiies Wil los. convicts ut he. stute peniten tiary, must die on the. pillows for their- part In tle prison break of last - AUKiist 'til'. In ''Which John Sweeney, and J, . M. Uolnian, guards,- were hllleM. T)ie: suprcinn court today. In 'an i opinion by Justice Ilurnett, affirmed tho low er court for Slorlon county whci-u the case was- tried before Judne I'ercv 11. Kell and 'a. lury re turned a vurdicl bl guilty of flrnt dCKretf inurder, Tliey were subse quently sentence-, to ..bo. hanired. It will now be 'neqes-iary for the two 'men . to - bo .resentenced to death arter the manduto Is re turned to the lower' court. .. Tom Murray, who fired the shot that killed Sweeney und who wns tried separately and sentenced to Ucatji, ' committed, suicide- In his cell at the' penitentiary March' 1 '-, astts before his. appeal had beti'i argued in the supreme court. Which' of the escaplnir convicts killed' Holman has 1 always been problenmtlcal. :,- Oregon' Jones, a fourth. Convict .who-was killed ln 4 hit lli'csk, left a'. IWHt iljr Bcrlbbli-: nolo siiylns" he killed Holipun und tliert: coibinltteed' suli'ldel He-.bad previously woumled. eli-y rtleUiliW I rU.U.i n 'I'eeii rtJSNTEST WINNEP , ':! , .'' M 'TO SjENTs'OtW !En",'0at-tle Removed from Me i'V:ATPME':TONlGHTi' i i);hiii ;ffi)la.v the' ' last day rof 1(1.1." Atiierlfan l'glon. bathlntf beauty. !.,.- , , i .. , . , contest the nice for first H'"" . WAKMINGTON.-June SS (AI'J. appears lo be between Mini Kthcl '.jj,,n,Mj, wnA roll,OV(,,i from lb" Hwlkert. and Miss Clarice Fallows. Ml .lilirv ... ,,,. .ull..v ,....,. ,,. lead by several hundred votes this mornlnir Ihe flBiiria may be chanBed by (I o'clock this evenlnif, when the contest closes. Both Blrls huvc been worklnp; hurd the past few days iin have collected many vot'-s lo their good. I lie linai cmmi oi inn oie to tiikW pm-e ,aftr tlw ulcwc thtt, UnlLl ....... ...ifrl-.. ni A n'clnxlr l.nt nrt hm but the coiiiinillcq will know. hfi It will, bo imnouncfd ,ul lh hy :lie Ji trlttiu-ntKnl"' hall.., All Ihrrii ro'nt.'Kluiitu will be In rttirndiinco iit ,tlnv ilimc und . the !proh?i Junq ,thlrl trle"Ji ,,wllj (ho nwti-fi'd nt'Oiut ttriir. Tliu. winner vllljltc Introduci-il to thoi pr'8 vMt.' Ilnr i-Hzt; will he a'tHp'to (He .iiH'rlcn liffflon Mtate conven tion' lit'.k'Qoff 'If ay earlv in Aii(fi.ft. ',"ljiifniy'B nrrhoMtni -will pluy for the; dune.', which will start at !) o'clock.. ' Inquiries Concerning C.R.O. Debts Arc Made Iii'iulrles . have been made by Nlehols. 1 In I loi-H and, Donuld. at torneys for tho faclioll of tile I'en Iral Hallway of Oregon now in power, of attorneys for Ihe labor claimants and .flic, (toy Woodbury company as to whut the claimants will compromise Ihelr claims for. This seems lo Indicate, that . the corporation will pjy ,lll claims, it is said. , ' . .These claimants have been p slvc while the various factions were settling the control qf the railway, and wll remain so a rea sonable leneth of time, their . at torneys slate. Hut If a settlement Is not made within thai time a law suit will probably follow. Hanson Arraigned on White Slave Charge A. Ii. I Ian so it, of il Crunde, wtu arraigned l.rore I'nlted Htates ConimlMSloner Colon 1U Kberhard on a white slave chvirgc yesterday afternoon. Jle. Is : eharffed -with havintr transported a woman not hbt wife, from on; statu to another warm summer day today with pros for Immoral purposes, lie- was pecut of continued IiIkIi iempera hound over to the ifrand Judy. . lure tomorrow. At 1:46 the ther Bonds were fixed at $l&0', which ' niomeier rcKHlcrcd 6 with tndica- he promptly cave. 1 lanson wa Hrrcsteil several days ag-o by T. Al. Ward. sHclaI tigvnl for the department of Jus- Uce.- .... t. . ' -I it This picture shows ono of the most disastrous pass eager tjufn wks'jn . recent years.. . The Chicago-Cincin-, nati-Pittsburg Limited of the PennsylvHnia railroad crnshed into' Ihe Pittsburg-Washington Express at Gray'a.V . Station, iabout 50 miles, east of Pittsburg; Fifteen -were1 killed and more tHan two score. injured.'' The above pio.! , .turc shows the' two derailed- locomotives of the limited a nd at the left can be seem part of the last Pullman of the. - express: ' " ; -,,. .'. '.. ;.','...):.: ..!.',,',. . Adopte,;Anqmcnjl;..py; - .J.eHMiren HI;!.'? - A s: .. Hi seiuie iiUopled an . nmenuiiieni. suKKested by Senator Kendrlek. 'deinoc'rul, Wyoming, t'attln was 'one of the basic, .commodities on u-hli.li II unit nninnw.fl In lew llll e,,,miwlion f,,c which would be ,,,, , mn,n,. the surplus prob- ; lein. . Senator Kendrlck opposed ,i,e llll- liulon of entile oil III' round UnU .il,' w . -. a: to,p imrlHh- . ; 1924 PETITIONS .1 i RE WORTHLESS; NEED NEW NAMES (AI').-t- i SAI.I-J.M, tlrei, Jim I'ellllnns slKlleil 1n -"J.! 2 d ' for- the InlllHllon cr,ji. bill lo abolish cap ital 1. puiyslmi'-nt. In tlrigon can not b- used for the illiliut'ion of such a- bill this yar. accoi-dimr lo an opinion of Attorm-y General of Slate Ko'..r. The measure .IH,"1 ,no"t,", Ma not go on the ballot in llf-l and the KiionHors of. the unli-vapU il punishment iiiovemenl hoped that 11 would not lie neeenmiry tn ctilate tlm iietittoiis itRaln as far uh the milneH HlHiied I wo yenrs iigo mi' concerned. Hut the. ruliitff of the attorney general Is that ail names iiiiihI lie secured anew. The, sponsor of the movement is the Progressive ClvillxiUion leaKUy, Network of Commercial Airways to Cover U. S. WASHINGTON. Jun (Ai') I'liins an tH Mm? sluipe foe h network . of commerchil nirwuys that will truverse thn entire II, rt HeoietHi-y Hoover wild tin first of the routes, todny. ami now liehifr worked out hetweeii officii. Is of the commerce, and post office de purtMients, is expected lo MJ mi noeneed wllhlu Hie next two weeks. POKTI.AM) WAIt.M TOIAY OUTrAM, fjru.. June 22 (Al) -Portland ' wih experlcnchiff llor thai a maximum of hH would lie reached for the day. The hltch- cst yesterduy was 88 and the. weather bureau expected ubout tliu suinie maximum tomorrow. , . FIFTEEN KILLED AS LIMITEDS CRASH T )V'.'!H'J rfi(ilif!lfffj.,;rIovvJdVe'l,:1,fui,hH r Th'timhs1 dbwH'tin-Ta i Cut Talk Until-';KcV-enuc Law. Tested. WAHHINGTON, June "22. (AP) with the ireusury oven low inn with money beyond Ihe . rohdest hopes of estimators, liesidenl coolldge has tiirmd thumbs down ,.n liiv ucl Inn tnlk until the new revenue law is BUbmltled lo tho ,.t ot-operation during the i com-. ,ig-year, i - Tho president Informed his cab inet officers and bureau chiefs at the seml-iinnuiil . budget meeting last night that this fiscal year end ing. June so. )rolmljly,,yauld. . be elesi.il with a surplus of f if'jtijMo.J limn 'Indications also, pointed mar gins of $ISn,tni;iio 'iWxf flsjcW. v.-nr and S20.000,l00 at the'nd of the mien-din J' ilifinlM 0e d but. he withheld promise of tax ie- iduellon pending thorough study of thd .working of th-new law. '. .! - -.. Kiiriilus lih-rrasetl' , ; ...i ' Tin Illlio.iiO'oiiiO1 ' Hi-irplus,'- enl culated yesterday ori the Imsis or liiteii( returns from s'-colid install ment Income lax puymenls, Is ul most four tlmis the amount fore- IiKOliu- returns for this guurler Treaisury Is I:!; 'liil . -jV iiur-b-ivM-MoJI ,'il. ate vx peeled lo runcli 4u,uu'.""., hIihohI ?.UM,UHU more lhan wus cir-'coltcetud. for Hh corruHiondlnff (Continued on Page 6) TODAY'S GAMES AMi;iti an ii;a(;i i; , WAKHINOTON (Al') H. H. K. New York :; 7- U ? WaHlilnsrton ., v........fc'. 8 13 1 IJ u t I e r I e s lleall, I'etinock. Kliocker and Cnlllns; l-'crjfUKon, Mttrljerry und Heitther, Uuel. CHlCAOO (Al) t'leveliind 11. H. K. I....; 311 i ...... 4 14 0 HieiiKo .. .. IlHUerles Hmllh and Myatl; Lyons mid GrtUiowskl, Mtlmlk. WllldAliKl.rHIA. (AI1) Itos-ton-rhlladclphla postponed; rain. KATiiNAii i,ka;i i; NKW VOllK (Al) 11. If. I'hlladeiphla n 12 New York , 2 7 Bulterlcr- i'arlson and Henllmi KIlKslmiuons, liitvles and norence, MeMullcn. Hecond fraitie called off because of ruin In the first In nlny. lit iKTON (Al') H. it. K. Brooklyn 4 11 I Boston 2 8 1 Batteries Grimes and liar- gtcuveaj Oenowlch and J. Taylor. if L' 75 ,v' C i . . t tende shippers, (.uirACiO, June r:. ap tue' (troatest. a.iembluff pf Vomen eveV. (fathered within .one enclosure' In America i banked ,!tho .. stand: In Holdlers Kteld today Bt- tho- second! public sesHion of tho Intornatlonil Kucharlstlo '. congress'. It wu wo- mnn' Atrv nnH - Ika. 'Mri.'.Mn. harbored less than p.OUO . men. In ihe 180,000 worslitpDers ' : Solemn poatlflol . mass at too great outdoor altar .was celebrated liv lhe S1nti. lf.f.virfnf.1 ' .Innnh l'tilica', "archbishop of l-'lllppli and vice regent of Rome. "'' ; ' "' " "UlHilr of ,lft,00 ' ' u biimrt' choir ' of 15,000,! In- cludliiK 5,Ui)D hooJrd nuns, chant ed this "MiBsa, Jtoua . Mystlca," the famputt iiirhb of Vlt'o Carncvall.' Tens ot thousand oi women marched to the1, fttadldin 1 as ekrly us cven o'clock, ".' ' ' Tho. thrpnffs overflowed' iho con- ci'iyio standa and pri-'Hiied Into tbie fi(ttcc rescivvedfortthn clergy, nod choir In thu, groat jtwnep . of ' the Krawt carpeted field.- . 1 ' Tho crowd outnldo was not so grout as yesturduy und the proccs- - (Continued pn Pace 4) . PORTLAND WOMAN ; SLAIN WHEN CAR LEAVES HIGHWAY POUTI.ANIV Ore., June t '22 ( Al'). Mrs. Murffurftl - Wlnesberi?, 27, was killed when un automo bile slu wus (Irlvlnv went off n boiilevun) on the heights In Uhj west end of tlm city t?urly today. 'I hu unto turned- over twlee und pinned Mr. WlnesberR" uffitlnst & Inu. tl ltimieu.il AU U-hn l ti'.i v j i if 'I'u' .i'i'' J uceoiupunled her In the er, Wusj 'J i r iu., ...,.,.1. it..-!U" vainly utteiuptlng to extrleute the woniHii hetwiillfi'd to the neurert hourM) and eitlled thn police. . Mrs. Wlnishyrif was separated from her husband und wus sulnx Tor a dlvoro.!, . thu polliie report. Huntseh, who Is inHnusTer . of the Hehuildt IJlhuffruph company, Uvea ut the Multnoniuh club. The accident wus the eighteenth uuto futullty of tl)o year In 1'ort lund. V, ; Society Woman Burned; To Death in Her Home NKW MAltKKT, Cnirlaiiil, Jun" :i (Al1).- Mrs. Jliliitl'-y Walker, ulfli-ly known society woman and rci liorso owner, vum burni-tl to ) d'-ulh tit her hdine ; here toduy Iwhcn hur hair vuught flru us she wus dressing It , ' m Bulletins VUI0rt OooUds today tifci Um-.MU to1 wnttaae fofcnU i foe irl rfcd. '. lc lmtbdrlwd ' tarapHiuott M t4,0OB,0M for th f)mi 'iw' iHt,'; and- 'k - slmOai' HM. rANAMJj,' ' Jiino ' it HAJP)A resolution ' recommcudltis oomroon ctkm r tlw Pii-Aiiertciu sUUeJ BMinst ,' ant ' liatuf ' ste been nnulmously , sdoptod by tho fan-American ' confines . nere, MTWAItK, UT. J.', June t (AP) u today, compelled a post, nonement of tlie world's welter. welcht' . championship flRlit be tween Pele Isttao and WUUo Bar- mon to somorrow night. Hie men were scheduled to boa a H-round no-decision . match . (onlaht . at Dreamland park. . r.MrrmFxi, held, n. jam! 91 (AP). Msjor W. Ii. Moose rff. and 'William Point, a West, Point eadot, wre kllsBdt tods'Whon anrnruBbseayatkNi. plane, piloted (by Major Moose tell MO'Teet and burned on tlie Cold Htream aAt eourse at at Meadow, li. I,, toy day, 1 ' i SPOKA.NK, Juno 23 (AP). Roy Moei, ot Portland, yesterdays mod. alist hi the qnallfybi round ot tliu Padflo northwest . amateur olf champlonslilP) was one down to II. A. Flcager, of Seattle, nortli- west amateur eliamplon, at tlie end of tlie mornlnir round of IkiIcm In today's match play. M i A ctivities of W.C.T. U. Given Publicity In Campaign Inquiry WAHHINGTON, June 22 (AP).f paid her as president. In the re- ArhIh leaving the matti trull In ' cent primtiry, she said, the union Its Investlgution of thn t'ciinsyl-! supported Governor Pinchot In hia vahltt primary, the senate cam-; unsuccessful campaign for the rr palgn funds committee todny set ' publican senatorial nomjaatlon and out on ti side excursion Into the John H. Fisher tor the republican operutlons of the Pennsylvania gubernatorial nomination, eftfrs Women's Christian 1 Temperance supporting Pinchot wor sent' Ho union. ' : the, county and local presidents Seeking to establish whether y Dolltlcul camimitft. chest bene - I Cited by a large, fund raised by thut organisation for prohibition enforcement work, Chulrmau Koed first cm lied to' the witness stand Mrs. Klla M. George, W. t, T. U. slate president, who said It wus the practice to oppose cundlduU's! fnm II.. AfClon ii l.n ret ri Kt.nu.ut ! to prohibition, unil lo use paid speakers. j Mra George estimates tlu- In come of t!m union ut $60, Olio an-, nuully, inaile up of l dues of thn meiuliers. .In order to get at the detiills. Mrs. li-uli (,'oiili, Milrlou,. A boni-d of trustees admlnis ot Kmporliiiii, I'enn., treusurrr of tered the rund und made a full Ilia union, wus culled to the stund report of It, the witness asserted, momentarily end she presented adding that Mrs. Maude Tfl Hey- tlte annual report ot the orgunU lution for 1UJ5, showing receipts of IS1.JJ7. L'onllnulng her testl- many about campaign speakers. : Mrs. Qrorge' said she did some speuklng herself, but received noj puy other thun the f loo a month DIDK piciis in phi;::. Republicans Nominate L Year-Old Advocate of Modification BREWSTE3 VICTC": IN11AINE VQI. ' . . .. '(:-.''' ' ' i Magnus Johnson and Tc ; Davis Ruiuiinjr -; Ih : and Keck for Gubcrr . tqrial Nomination. " OT. PAI IVi taw M. (AP- Maont Johasnn. rorasrr V. A. fc tor from Mttaaranu. ' aaasrts a the farmer labar mb-aai- lat nemmaUoa k Monday's 'au Wkle luiaiary. ' ST. PAUL, Mlnri. Juns M. (AP Minnesota . republicans han nominated ss their first prohtW lion modification advocate to con- res . a Jl-ysar-olrt man, me youngest ever chosen by the atate for that- office They . also re noininaled : Governor ,v Theodore Chrlstlsnson. ': .-.:-. Melvin J. - Mass, ; the victor In yesterday's : primary, pulled, e many votes as his two -epponentt toRethor to win the nomination In tho fourth district which Include at, Paul. -i' ' . t,' Keooomy 'Platform W'kaa Oovernori Ohristlanson,' runnlm again on an r'eoauamy" platfaim on which he was eleeted two year ago, defeated1 Mayor ' Oeorga 1 Leach of Mlaneapouav lor tae ru- ernatorlal nomination, : . '. In the lher major . Hat raee. for- tho farmer-labor be mater ial nomination Hscnua i Jahnaoa, fotmar lh fk feaatar, aad Tom Davis, 'Mlnnapa attorney, ware ruhhlhlr 4 mesa rae. JI fii: overfU. .hundred, yotea.!, hf --l. wtiHjaJiOut maiurtli,.,of .W'-.T'. hear4 from. , . ' .-. '', ' ', ':"r i'Tha demderata" had an Vbep nflaed slate isd therefore did 'not appear .oa .tJie'baUota- , itt thv ri . , -...,-'"yrti'li Victortona him. J i MaasJ Who favored1 modlfldailoB tOipermll HfhfvVlne Had beer,1 but no ,saloens, ousted Repreeentatlve Oscar B. Keller, eleoted to eo cresa four Unlet from the' fourth district. " . -'j:., .':; : J PORTLAND,, Maine, June .' (AP) Governor Ralph C Brew-i ster has been renominated by Maine republlcana He lad his opponent, Major Arthur L. Thay er, of Bangor, from tha tint re- (Coatlnaad ea Pair t) x OFFICIAIV , PORTLAND, Ore.. June II (AP) "Fishing In tha Upper Deeehutea and the Central Oregon lako dla triot has never been batter alaca pioneer timer than la now," de clared. F. M. Brown, chief deputy game warden, who ha Just return ed front a ten day Inspection trip. i ''People, wha have never caught fish before are .jerking them oat at the rote of ten or 11 a day, and Eastern Brook trout range from 10 to 22 inches In length, Ralu bows are even larger." .r. nnd to the county officers as well. i "Who Dutd the expense ot send- Ing those letters?" Iteed asked. j "Pinchot paid It." Hhe sulci she run somo Klshcr mutter in,to. thn ' Pinchot letters, und. fterrt asked: "You fudged a little Jon Pinchot, did you?" ! ; The witness only luuahed. i-: '. Adverting to the prohibition' rn- forcement fund raised by the w ('. T, li. , Mrs. George said she personally went to Pinchot sn't orfert-il to rutso the 25n,0t)O which the legislature failed to approprt- ate. This was In June, IMS. niour, who had asked for an ae counting, was unaware of Ih. fact. ; ' i "Will you please tell me how j niucli your association , collected I -' ' n "' I , . (ConUdueJ B Fag f ) : ' . i .':( Si