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VOLUME XXIV.
LA GRANDE, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1926.
MSMBBlt A88OCIATK0 PRESS
MEMBER i. ASSOCIATED PRESS
TIMF TflflAY
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Selection of 12 to Try J.
; Blaqkington Not Fin-
v ished at Noon,;
MOWRY TOASSICT
PROSECUTION HERE
Portland' District -Attoiv
- ncy's Aide to Attempt
'. to Prove Man, Guilty of
: Arson .v
ai -A Jury to try tbo' state's i'casc
against J. '. BluokingtDn, of Irab-
t' lcr, on a'cliurgv of araoai had not
t been agreed upon when court ed-
journcd ror noon recces." -si ,
i Sixteen uu'H had ,' been-examined
during the forenoon, fpur'ut
the number being excused. At.
lornoys on both aides cjipoct the
drawing to extend well Into the
afternoon.,-. -. ; -."' '". ,.'
' Gcargu Alowry,' ; chief- .deputy
f i out the offleo. of the district at
torney ut Portland. '': will . ..ambit
Carl G. . Helm. . district attorney.
for Union county, and : John a.
Hodgln - with, the'v. prosecution,
Mowry, Helm stated to the court,
represents . tho slato fire .marshall
H. if. Vomeroy, whoso -duty It Is
to. Investigate, und . prosecute . 'n
Incendiary cases. . ' '
'., Potneruy' in Oottriroom. ' -Mat-shul
I'omcroy " vug' In 1 tin
courtroom' expecting to be culled
as a. state s- witness... v -.w -,
Despite-the. fevered gos&p, that
flew, over the country after, ill
fire - that, destroyed '" not ;' only
Blacklngton's warehouse,- but an
elevator, another wuruhouao and
surrounding buildings at Iniblur
the night of May 30. apcclutora.
; ui'- coinpaiaMvlji-fi!tv-'-ln iiituo
. .. -.- (Continued on Page 6)
oiling woikffef
BE HALTED UNTIL
AFTER HOLIDAYS
' Olllrts operations cfh must ' bt the
highway In this part of the state
will be suspended July. I until the
morning of July 6, Oscar,, u-uticr, .
l,i!tu,ui i.nrrliiofr lipe. -.' 'HaiH- ' thl9
morning. There will probably be
some shoulder oiling out July 8 be
tween Union and TeiocuHet.on the
old Oregon Trail, but this will not
Interfere with the traffic. V ,
. Five miles of the oiling, on the
Tclocaset-Kiker section of tho pro.
goiir Trail has been comileted.
When, two und one-half more miles
are finished the section between
Tclocaset and North Powder -Will bo
finished. , l'lans arc to hayo:th6 en
tire TelocasetYBttker section "com
pleted by July 10 or 15. When that
section l finished oiling operations
will be continued between here. and
l'endleton. ;,.-!':.,;..
The surfacing of tho Jleaehum
overhead approaches will .also be
completed and the overhead .open
for traffic by July i, Mr, Cutluf an -
..nounccs...
Superintendent Praises Work '
Between Hilgard and Kamela
City Service ,
To
The
Valley Towns
'It nH-ans soinctlilng lo tlio
individual lo rocvlve Ills Ke
ning Observer an Inar after It
Is. nrinleil each afternuun,
Mliellier tlwl Individual lives
In I .a (irandc, I'nlim. uHli
Powder. Imhler, lOgm or Per
ry. : For tliose nvlghbor-citlcs
all receive equally as gooJ
varrier-boy delivery servlt as
does li Uramle. The wifo nefd
not wait till tier husband brings
home the paper from the poHt
office. .1'he halMind knows his
paper will be tlM're waiting for
him Vtlien lie realties honie
from work.
Thns In t-'Hy wrvli-e obtain
able in the valley towns, and
at the same price w In I
raiMlc This servkw moans
something lo Hie mdtrt ad
trrtlsrr, loo. He knows tlial
this espedltol thllvery of The
KvMitag l wrier : rrsnlts hi
readers aavkainly awaiting Its
coming. In turn, this makes H
an lnahMhle rmollum In which
to earry his advert I trtwnU.
"Observer Advertising
A Men-ksmlkiln aarv h"
Pioneering In
' The rkjor of pioaerr llfr la
the tlrasHlr Hondo valley !
lured the lab-n-4 . of ; Mildred
Shumate, whose essay m one
of many from tho IValral
M-hool that won recognition im
the local bettor? exsay coa
test.' Mildred was gtvca howor
able ntratloa In the sixth and
seveuth grade: tHvbdon. .
The settling of tlio 3rando
Roiide. valley was one of many
struggles and hardships. The val
ley looked so beautiful, quiet and
peaceful to tho tired -weary Immi
grants that came through here,
but they didn't date settle here as
the Indians Were -very hostile.' Al
so, the Orande Hondo' valley was
fur .from supplies and shelter, '
In 1856, thero was an Indian
wur 1n Washington and r Oregon.
At that.. .time .thero were some
scouts sent out from Walla Walla,
Wash., to find out the locution of
the; Indians. The soldiers stutlon-
St. P c t c r fa Episcopal
Church Celebrates 62nd
: A n n i v e r s a r y of its
Founding. . r
Pioneers Who labored and suu
riflced to save the faith that hn-1
auppoited them ' through porllous
times .to their children growing
up In a strange new. country were
accorded a full, measure of revorr
ence . at- St.' Peter's Ijplscopn.
c hurch : Hunduy ' morning, - where
tho service celebrated both the
sixty-second' anniversary of ' the
founding of 'the purlsh and ' the
festlvol day of Its patron saint.' -
Chorus and' soloists gave their
best . in. songs -..prepared expressly
for the occasion. The scripture
lesson was roud by: Jack Holmes,
an altar 'attendant,, as a tribute
to .the founders from the younger
Biaeralrui. vAnd -lnstert' Of th
Usllal Serlilbn, tho Vuv: Ollveh Itll-
cy.t rector, called 'upon two" long
time inoinberfl,"'' who'".T'eeounti.1
f rom t their own' fepei1ences'sonic
of'Jtho: cliiirch's .earJy' history.
'J, :n. Slatev spbkefirsl. Iraolnw'i! -J : :' :" si;
the. steps of: orsntrtion. iind'.jei400': CATHOLICS'
the church's proKu'ha , -Mrs. Hur
rlet KUawortl) MclJOnpltlf. wJiosp
parents were among th: petition-
er3 fop a parsn (n )8;3i told more
,.. ..i ... ,i..t nr.
Intimately of the religious life In
the Grande Itonde uUey longugo.
Krom church records thut cuiiim
to him with other pupcrs left by j
tho lute Mrs. Joseph M. Shunt
buugh, Jutlge Klutcr rend the Hit
(Continued on fane Pour.)
Mercury Fails to Pass
Mark of 88 Yesterday
Suturduy slight cloudiness and
I bretar.'opparontly rbroke the -buck
' of-thc liest.-.wave'-lxi ,!hls section :-of
jl.he:slute,i After tertiperslgro read.-
lugs of low and- ,9S Kciduy ud
; Thursday, .thn mercury ..fulhsd . to
, better.: 9.0 Saturday and. 88 yesti
lday.-,.Tlic. flights.. also, were much
Icoolor than during the lattec part
'of the weclts'.'.'i;, .,.;...-.' . .. .
If theru is a prettier piece of
trackage anywhere than the 10
inllc stretch thut has - just -' been
ballasted between - Hilgard and
Kamela, Walter H. Guild, second
division superintendent of the O.
W. It. & N would like to sec It.
Of the finest grade Walker gra
vel hauled all th.i wuy from the
fumous Walker pile on the Snake
river banks between Wallula and
Itlparia because of the uniformity
and - cementing properties that
make it especially 'valuable . for
track j work the ballasting has
been dressed with a nicely thut.
hus attracted attention from
bolh rail and automobile tourists
passing in that vicinity.
Thirty-five hundred cubic yards
f n.u h,,a l,Mn rf,fiitre,l fnr
levery mile of the work, at n cst'"""-le8. and called upon the bls-
per mile of upproslmately ij.ocmj.
Continuation of Program
Tmprovemcnt on this particular
slrip is a continuation, Mr, Guild
says, of a program started about
five years ago providing for the
bullusllng or the line from Hunt
ington lo Tho liullcs. The work Is
now practically completed be
tween Huntington and Kamela.
This year's quolu IncluJes the
ballasting of II miles bet wren
Duncan and Olbuon.' and six and
l hair miles from Nolln to Keho.
With those stretrhea done, the
track from Huntington lo Hlnkle
a-III ull have been rebajhisted ex
cept ror a piece between Kamela
and Ouncan. which Is to be flnlsh
jd next year. Cuts between. Kani-
(CosUuna4 M Pag S
The Valley
ed at Walla Wallti were afraid the
scouts were In danger In this val
ley and vcveral companies. of .sol
diers were sent out to meet them
and the "Battle of the Orande
Itonde" was fought, lturlng this
war, two white men were wounded
und two 'while men were hilled. A
man named William Hill-was one
of tho latter victims. " Tho white
men drove the Indians across tho
east side of the vallcyr
This victory made these brave
sturdy pioneers utmost certuln of
the settling of this fertile and
beautiful Orando Itondq valley.
But us late as 1S70, there, was
some danger from the Indian'.--' -'
The Indians or .'11 Kastcrn Ore
gon had high cheek bones, straight
black hair that was usually braid
ed and a reddish-brown skin.
In general, the pioneers wore
homespun clothing, leather coats
with fringe on the ' sleeves and
bottoms of the coats, leather leg
gings, . They had "hair, that was
' fContlnued on P ) ' '
17 COWS TESTED J.
WOODRUFF HERD;
, GRADED HIGHEST
; .Ontf hundred and l, soyenty-four
cows were tested during the month
of May by the Union Cow Testing
association,- which has Just Issued a
report Tor that month. Fourteen
farmers, living in the Cove and
Union communities, , arc. members
of the association. According to the
report the cows tested . produced an
average of 838.8 pounds of milk
during that period and 38.4 of but.
terfat. . i' ' v
: The dairy herd with the highest
average wits that owned, by W. H.
Woodruff, of Union. He has seven
teen cows which' produced . 908.S
pounds of milk and 45.G.poundu of
buttertat. ' ... .
The herd belonging to CV C. Han
sen, of Hot Lake, was second high
est and the one of J, H,.Orton, of
Union, third..' . .
The high test cow .In the associa
tion Is owned by Mr Hansen. Itlibi
cow produced 1.171 pounds of mine
and 80.1 pounds' of butterfat, which
Is an excellent record. . .J.-. ".
. Tho testing resulted In the detection-
of .five., boarder t- oows,-. Avhlcli
"Will, be dlstosedr'p'r for slnugliler. '
T.hq.AiM'll a.verMge production was
7.as.3 .pbynils. of iiilik 32.8
pounii's, o? ...bu'tinrfkj, ;'.1i'(i'iing tthii.it
iuoiithlsS.'.cowa'cr'e-.tetrd;.
:,ipicnicj;near-';
':':.meA.(aWsunday
About 4 00 iiicmheia of tlui Outli
olic I'hutchvH of Iui Grundfi uiiil
Fcndh'ton mot ut the picnir
-oumls netir Mrucham -yeHterduy
for. the first annual. Joint picnic-
of the town churci ' given undei
thty auspices of till-. Knights of
Columbus. Several'., people were
also jji. attendance from- Cove,
Union und Walla . WalaV ' ,y.
A busebull gui'nu. between the
Ju Ortinde Knights of -'tTolumbuu
und the rendlctori K. C.'s was the
principal feature of the ufternoon.
vlth the -lia Orande teutii viiiitins
i'by a;sV'Ore" of I;7 to. 5. '...The Ienr
j dlelou ' Knights ! won- ovit 'lhe j,a
: Clrunde"; learn In the.- ljtr-of-wur.
later In- the -urternpon ,howi;ver.
'tuces -fo'r cveryohti.'.Lwero' also n
part or 'the- afternoon s -progruin.
-At noon -a buHkcl lunch was en
joyed. '-Coffee,1 leuronude, sodu pop
and- lee ereuiu wus furnlsherl. I
the Knic-hts. Many pr those pres'-Mit-slii-yed
-until lute In thu eve
ning and ' had dinner at the pic
nic grounds. ' ..
About twenty-fivd. carloads ol
people front Lu Orande :weie pres
ent.
Latter Day Saints .
Attend Baker Session
About IMU I,. i. R lllembers
from the two wards in I.H, Orande
were numbered In the ullcndanct
of 25(1 when Union slake held Its
monthly worship, and study meeting-
ut the - tubernacle In Baker
Sunday' afternoon. Mt. Glen, Un
ion, Cove, Iinbler- and' Baker were
other wards repreJenlcd. .
A letter from Huber J. Grant, of
Halt lakc City, president of Ihe
Church of the Latter lay Salnls.
'"' n'u lor mure iiiina-
mukc recotumnndatlons.
The 'sslun wus largely devoted to
class work und forums. . ...r
li 'Urunde pepplo'' returned
homu between 6. -arid' 7 o'clock.' No
services Went conducted here after
Hunduy school In the morning.
Fircmen to Gather at
Annual Fish Banquet
The annuul fish feed of the li
Grundft Volunteer Klro department
will le held In - the department
building this : evening at 6:30
o'clock, it Is announced today by
the lilemlHtrs. -',.'
It- la ' customary' to' ' hold ' two
feeds annually, - a clan and floli
'bud.' ' o i i ' -
norSest
Hieh Grade Ore Exists in
Deposits on Alder Slope,
Wallowa X'ounty
A i
TESTS MADE SHOW
SUPERIOR PRODUCT
Railroad Spur to Be Built
from Enterprise to Hy
' drating Plant by O.-W.
Company.'
When 'members of, the varnvan
from the Union county chatnbei.
of commerce vlHlttnp In 'Wultowa
county IuhI week were - taken to
inspect- the project behiff develop
ed by the Bluek Marble und 11 me
company at ; KnterprlHO. u pro
gfani , of tremendous olKntrtcu net-
to the Enterprlac community ami
to the county at Inrge wan an
nounced by officers . of, the lime
company. This Included the con
struction immediately of four kilns
and u hydrattnff plant at the edge
of Kntcrprise, for th; manufac
ture of hydratcd lime and kindred
products. ' ' ' ; "'
Connecting this plant with the
black marble quarries on Alder
Slope will be un aerial. .tramway
3 miles long ror transportation
of the rock ore by gravity ' from
the hills to the crusher and kilnti.
At the proposed ptunt the tram
way tuble tower will be 80 feH
in height, so that as the buckets I
feed 'the rock ' crusher, ' which in I
turn' will .fuuctlgn' by. 'gravity- luj
supplying' the kilns and hydrator, i
so that the lime' will come out a
finished product and will even bo
loaded into railroad curs by grav
ity all these points having bum
taken- Into consideration,- it wus
mld,TiH.,O..M.V. . & is to
construct ,spui- fro'm its lino at
Krite'rpi-tst; tpv cpiuieot ivfth tlje'
new ..hydrmintf. platU."1, '
" , , CJiHei(ratp oii sjfme ' ;i
'f, I'Voni. tlH: plans' otitVlnod.; tlit
I'oiupiiny '.does ' n of illii'n;i Any Vx
reiisive'' deviMopinr'nl of thVi ' lilat'Ii
niurbliV dt'tmsitH.; as such, just nbw;
bui 'la to concentrate on tlio 111111111
lYuffUW; 'M' Ilincj ' ft;t was conclud
ed' aftr': six uionths' nUtiy. the
officers declared, thut tho befit ni
suits and the gl-eatest possibilltirH
of the quarry wtre In Its lime, ami
that this alio 11 ru be pushed on u
large scale.
(Continued on Pago 4)
8(J0-5iile Racd Horse to
'a Be r Shown in Wallowa
; County SeatrWonder
- land Makes ; Plans
J Miijor 'A'an'.yif-nv said to b tin
world's rastBt louttr-dlstanfT -rnee
hoi-st', will- tie it Kntorprlse dur
ing the celi'brallou July f and ii.
It Is announced here ttiiH mornlnir.
The horse won the Iduho endur
unce race, a 3uO-mlle hike, In 4u
hours actual traveling lime. Forty-seven
hours 34.25 mlniiti'S were
used up from slart to finish, tin?
horsf! losing 10 pounds In weight.
Atajor Vaneylen, ridden and
owned by A. T, Snamstor, made
the best time ever mcorded In the
3'Mi.mlte ovent.
It is understood that the hoise,
which will also be ehililtird at
Haines July 3 and 3 during the
Haines stampedi;. Is en route to
Hollywood and will probably never
be seen In this purl of the country
again.-.;
WALLOWA I'AKK, June ''28.
Plans for-a Kourth of July cch:
bra Hon of soiiie'C proportions at j
Wallowa ..Mtk'- ri'soi i are an
nounced by j. !. Mcl'hrrson, man
ager of Wonderland hotel. Katur
da.ytoiglvt.,9fr this week 'thTC will
be sen u VlrewOrks display, 'the
fun rd 1k,' continued next day and
Monday.
One of the special attraction
for the aiuuseiiif nL of visitors ut
the resort now is a large powr
boat, n'ally a small yucht, which
Mr. MrPh'Tson hus hud construct
ed only recently. With lh- offleiiil
opening of the resort this week
end, the trip around the lake by
power boat will have been Inaug
urated. The launch will have a
npac!ty of more than liu passen
gers, though but & lire preserver
are provided, und the number in
tho boat will Im Itmlti.d to this.
T'he bout will niuke. hourly -trip
ufwattd tim Muku.-iu, - aJLlaUino ot
UlllC lUiltSt. ul
F ELDTnlP
TO BE HELD
Agricultural Committees
of Granges to Have
Part in Meetings ;
STUDY FARM CRCfaS
IN VALLEY POINTS
Demonstrations to Be m
Chaw of E. Ri Jack-
man and County Agent
H. G. Avery. ; ;
The Agricultural committee of
tho ! various' Union county granges
met Haturday v at ' the Pomopa
grange moetlng at Medical' Hprtngfl
and arranged to cooperate with the.
Union' county, agriculturist, H, a.
Avery, und K. R. Jockmon Ih hbldj
lug field meetings to study farm
crops here July 8, t and 10.
The first moetlrtg will be in the
Klgln vicinity July 8, the second
In tho Orande Hondo valley near
or iJi Grande and the last, July
10, In the W'oir Creek atyl North
Powdur. communities. ; ' - w
, Follow Vaual 1loii.
i Tho meetings will follow; the
kune plan as farm crops meetings
havo In previous years and all far
mers and the general public are in
vited to attend. The granges will
tako.tho lead In mhiclng arrange
ments In tho Wolf -Creek and Klgln
communities, , ' ' '
It Im likely that every meeting
will be in the form of un egour-
slon, !ounty: Agent Avery said this
morning, visiting . various ' crop I
demonstrations snd plantings of.
new varieties on ' the different
farms.'.
Of ooiiHiderublo Interest lh - 4ho
Orande ttondn valley will be the
crop demnrurtrutton 4iunwry-.aB':th0
W.. il. iltnekmiui farm near Imbler.
Many 'different Varieties of wheat,
outs, barley -and flax are planted.
here: frhoro Is slso a potato dem
on trillion planting five different -lots
of certified seed belnbT planted r
in comparison with eight or ten j
lots or non-certlfled seed. . All of
tlie potatoes ure of Vie same varl-.
cty-tneltod gcmsr-.wlilch will g"lve
(Continued on Page four.) ;.',
TWOGIVE TALKS :
AT MEETING OF
ROTARIANS TODAY
Vuciillon expfrlencns ' of ' K. I,.
Mi-yirs und l'"rank B. Appleby re
KHled tho Itolarluns who gothered
at tho Koley hotel -for 'their usual
meeting t It Ira noon. The former
attended commencement exerclaua
ut Notro Uume end Northwestern'
to aee hla aon unit iliiuBhier 'arid'-!
natedl Mr. Aiiplejijr Jiyurned;yut-J!
nrduy tirternooil iron) :nicugu,
flea MohieH und otlur lowu point,
Htoppinj;, ion itoiitn. home ut Ye'l
lowatone.. tiullonul park. , JJ. P.
IMIce, of Portland,' guest of A.!T.
Hill, ' addrewied the: clMb' 'briefly.
Sherwood Wlllluins, Walter.' II.'
rtiilld and J. I. Meyers iwero' Introduced-
ua new meinbers of thu
club. '
Next weelt'B meeting la , post
poned from Monday to Wednes
day noon lo uvold conflict with
Independence day uelcbrallona.
The piogi'um will lie putrlotlu.
L. C. Keagle Found Not
Guilty of Possession
I,. (.',' Keugle, who was tried
Haturday iiIbIiI In municipal court
before Acting Judge H. K lllx&n,
una found not. guilty In a wrlltiii
opinion filed lute tills ufiernoon
by the Judge.
Kcufclu was accused of posses
sion or intoxlcullng liquor follow
ing a ruid conducted by the po
lice and sheriff's office Juno II.
Heveral witnesses worn heurd during-
the trlul, which began ut 7:10
und ended lit 111:30 p. in.
TODAY'S GAMES
ami:ki', leaiii k
l'llll-Alli:i-l'IIIA (AP) It. M. K
New York 1 7 1
l'hlla'eihiu ., T I
naileries lloyl. McUuaid, Urux
Inn and Uengough; (Irovo and
Cochrane.
ll)HTtN (AP) It. H. B.
Wimhlngloi S S O
IIOHlOlt ., 18 2
Hatterles Ogten.;Pulntor and
lluel; Mlllzo and Htokes. . .
NATION Alj l.r.ttil K
NKW VOIIK (AP)
riolun
New York. ... .,
butteries Henton,
Mogrldgii and Ttiylor;
ticotl.und Klurcnco,
It. II. K.
t i
17 0
Ootdamith,
Huliueflcld,
mm
Whisk! And
tA 4
,
? " "-.yW"' ' ' .. ...' .....i'.'.'
: ' K; H. -WHnmi, wtonycio lkTnuui' ' of i ritlakurthi" Cat.,
make a kpudaUy ot cattihiac while rUiaf hia Mortar-
fjtcte.'. His tttt mraapa down while he kt IraTrlln at a (oodvllp
and tttlo itom daiiKlIn lhrouh Urn air for. a few Macfca. u
uow WILwu ha brea apDOteied pound auuler. . ,
iiip
Grangers Meet at Medical
Springs Will Send
Questionnaires to Ore
gon Candidates.. ; . .
i Mattera of buaincaa, an Interest-!
tng program,: and grange plana for
tho -near future featured the meet-
mg ot tne union countyi Pomona 1 ; , , OTTAWA,. June M. (AP) .Pre
grange at. Medical iBprtuga Hatur-, mier atavKcnale King t today aa
day. Nearly ovory grange In, un-, , nounced tho rmajaaUaw of govern
all preaoht pronounend thu, alfalr ;
a .one of tho most auoceastu.1.;.
' J. A Mce, county . master, gave
, detailed. Recount : of tho state
grange convention at aitr.
i fteaolutlon'a we'rn adopted ion-'
mtuladnc tho iBaker grane'e for
Ha successful co'nvehllbn, oppoalni'
die' ralae of freight rutea to ooaat
points, tho ralalng of grulng fee
IM It... n.JlnH.l fni.nd. ..
yldihg'for a novr form for- electing!
county grunge officera. ' ,
',. To ouestkih Candtdatea ' 1
A: special coinmltti
of K. JJ.'.JasDar. yti
Awbmen.'
Vlelr! sooth
V. 8., Johnson and George South
was appointed lo prepare quea- P"" ,.. '"'''';'..! T".
tlinarlei to send to candidates for j " .' . ' ' ',
leglslutivet' positions from this dls-1 wi'l'l'KKBCTlO, ' Pnuala. Jane
trlct' lit an eftort to asceftaln attl- jg. (AP) Two vUlagea were ftood
tude on a number of question of el (jtd thr, others endangnred to
Iniportunca to the granga, - ! day when dyke In the Elbe river
, H. T. Bailey, chairman of the Daniwrburc broke m three
npoclul committee of organisation Twenty-five thousand aarea
work of tho dairy Interests of this
Ing to date. ' ; :''t ' '': ,
Tlio ' county grango , lecturer
luges a home-tulont program ' In
thu! afternoon ibrfara a largo
. . 1 f
. J '(C01
Unuad on !' Eight)
FARMERS BLAME -ADMINISTRATION
FOR NO FARM AID Jury will be.called; Tho defendant
, :,.i" t ..,,, ,.,,,,.,) will bo represented by Col. F. 8.
' ' ; , . 1 1 von hoe. A bond of 260 furnbib-
llliH. MOINHH, Iowa, Juno. JI.'oa for appearance at the hearing
(Al') I' res I d 0 h.t. Charles E. has been continued by the court
il.mrnt, of the lowu farm bureau
federation, .today Informed, Presi
dent .(Juolldge- thut fnrmora oC tho
mid went ehurged the udmlnliftra
lion "with full reaponrtblllty tor
failure to keep the protnlse mado
to our people" lu, ItfiM, when tha
republican purty pledged ltMelf . to
economic equal I ty of agriculture
und Industry. ;. ." " .
In u telegram mwl to the presi
dent,, und a ttt trine nt lwiued here,
Mr. JleurHt deiwrlbed ' fitriii relief
propowils Htllt pending In consruroi
un inukeslilfta . and proposaltt to
"hund the farniertv leglalutlon that
will be lnudcquutu and In no way
meet tho requirement -of the
greatest present duy natlonul pro
blem.". He. churg-jd defeat of the
McNury-Haugen prlnelplo to a
group which lie said wus now en
joying thu advantages, of thu pro
tective Hyntom und wu unwilling
to permit xtensloii of- that-system
to Include ugrlcultvro.
- Mr. Hearst said his plans al
ready werd under wiiy for a re
newal of the far ill rollef fight.
Jury ResumeH Inquiry
Into Death of Sylvia
HKATTLIi Juno Sit. (AP) A
coroner'a Jury thut Friday began
art Investigation of the ulaylng of
Blyvia Howard Oalnes resumed ses.
j stous nere louuy wiih Her wui':i,t
j Wallaca t.'loyes Oalnes, expected to
laae me siuiiu. ,. , union luw" 1. nairman ieeu asaeti.
Hherirf Klarwlch, who for four "1 supposed thn attorney gen
duys had vulnly sought, to have eral, hut practically It was enferc
Ualties arrested as murderer of his ed out of this fund."
daughter, expressed great Interest "You hud churgu ot legal co
in report of discovery of an u,uto- forcement?" ' '
mobile crank neur un aider grovo "Yes." ,
on ureen jaw Biiaiau,. ,1110 uiiy.
where Mlsa .. Ualnvs , was found
June 17.
I
Fido is Gone ,
Btrtlctins j
' WASHINGTON, June M. (AP)
The aeimte naaaed late today and
ut In tliM .mrMu. tlu 1 rlr r.m
rdiabUlutloa blU llberaUing ' tba
vondlttona for nuutaUna-. lapaad . " ay u iiigni or ua pama
war rMi UMuranra iNilkha and ex-: lrlt" population aa aoon aa the -tendnw
tlie beneftu of vocational flr Intimation of tba approach ot
4ierabUllatkm wbldt expiree
rOUUHKUETNlE, . T Jnei"cona " wiooit
88. AP) Oohtmbte waa fliet,
Vallfornla aeound, Hrracow third
I In the freehman crow race here to-
I."?...
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. , ,
,"'"''" ;'v ' " jt-f?' ' "'.v'.-f,.
. ';.:fy'y-ti' y. ,''';. 1
' ' kAliKlf Ore., Juno t.t AP)
Dkitrka lAttomej Mjreraj of Port-
rwinaat to aimor Pteros
la Attomej , OoBoral Yarn
Whikle to take charaw ., of .tho
'aamd Jnrjr mveMkraUoaa m Malt-
noanab ooanty to to alleged loo and
mfllln HMUIIUllM.
inteireqaest.tM the goieruot grows
out of a controversy between tko
V 1 Clcnamt Q., Clark,' Portlaad
,. ho nUnlsttr - cturgtag from
pnlptt that gambUog waa raov
mlPt
t,. ftw nniwt.il.
Sam Harrison Pleads '
Not Guilty to Charge
, Bam Harrison, ploaded not guilty
to a possession of liquor cbargo
In justice, court' at 1 p. nb today.
Judge Hugh K. Brady set the trial
for . 1:10 p. ,m. Wednesday. " No
Harrison was arrested i Friday
morning following; a raid ;'cf Vbl
homo by state Jand local officera,
who1 reported tlio flndinr of a smal
amount of moonshine whiskey and
several empty f laska and jugs.
Stoolpigeon Paid From Funds
of W.C. T, U.iSenaton Learn
: WASHINGTON, June it. (AP)
Moro Information . about the
1130.00(1 dry enforcement fund of
the Pennsylvania Wonion'a Chris
tian , Tempvrunce - tinlon ' was
nought loduy by the aenalo' cam-1
palgn funda commlltee. '
William II. -Wright. "' deputy at
torney general, whoso homo la In
Bulllmorc, said he undertook ' dry
law enforcement work In Pennayl
vunlu In, February 1923, at tho re
iiueat of (lovernor Plnchot ' and
that he received H0o0 a yeur und
expenaea. This year, Wright an Id,
his Mulary waa Increaaed to '$8,
MOO but the only oxpenaea allowed
were Iruvellng and telephone and
telegraph expensea. ".-.' :
W. 11. T. V. I'ays Salary
The witness said thut up to Aug
ust, 192,1, his salaiy was paid out
0f slato appropriations, but thut
since It had come out o( the W. C.
T. V. fund.
"wno Iiuu cuargo unuer iiip
governor of enforcing the prohl-
.: itauu nuiiivu tnu uinr vi umv,
employes but Wright said ho had
Ions "uudvr oeyor" a nwu
j IJ
OH 01)1
Mediterranean Area Sc
verely Shaken by a
, - Series, of .Quakes
1 . 1 '
2,000 RESIDENCES
REPORTED RAZED
Casualties . Few in Com
parison with Property
Damage Shocks Cen
tered Near Crete.
UOMK. June I. (API The vll-:
laca of Arkkaal WW -wlaed out
and aevrra! othor tawna on th la
land of Rhodea'weraaerioiuly dam.
aavd In Baturday earthquake
which ' waa felt threuhout the
Mediterranean baain" between 'Aal
Minor, ilouthera Italy and Northern
Africa.
Aa far a to known only one per
On Wal
killed. Several were In.
inn - Greater loa of Ufe waa pre.
tne oreaoea earui tremor waa reiu
. The quake Uated only (rami v
" repeateq iieeu inre
!mef: fcven ", upperatara o(
?no """" ' c tneir ;
wall bavan te erftmbla, ,
UbSDON, June , . II. (AP)
Meagre detain war available today
refardinr catualUoi .la ,a a, vera .
eaHliqiialitt-ftr. a aarUa af quakaa .
whltb .h tb atealtarraaaas '
oouritriea Saturday avanlna.
r In view of reporta of tho oollapa . ;
of thaaaMda' Of anUdlaaa It would I
' - -'- '-
niiinMeia) i i . n.-r-r..
, ; ( t .- -' .! . .
.-;. i WW Poojoi lliiid, , .1
rAdvtoaa.i front ; tUaaa' kra AiMlil
- .mora than 1000 haupai an ;thai Iap ;
were rased and kaMtiU VtlllaWof JiH'.
ua. or Hnonaa (Ui ut Aegean ten.
Ark-pangata, . Aralma. Apolakkla .
and. MonoUtbo, aatMrod severely.
JANITOR SHOOTS ' '
WIFE, SON; THEN
comnts suicide
I.AKE8PORT, CU June IJ.
(AP) Lynn V, Laughlln, , Jani
tor (or a stat Institution In Fort. . '
land. Ore., last night shot and kill
ed his wife Jsacatts. " his son '
James, ago , and himself ap
parently after having (ailed to er.
feet a reconciliation with hi (am '
Mr. '.:,", ' i i',,:-'. ,''".",'.' - -
Tba-i ahootlsg! happened about ' .
midnight In the botlag of Mrs, '
Dorothy Bklnnar, where Mrs,' ''
Laughlln and bar son were IWIng.
The bodlea were net .' discovered " -until,
Austin HeadMokat a brother ' ;'
of the murdered woman, - arrived "
eat the cottage-, tor breakfaA thut
morning. ' "r-.i..:-,
. Mrs.. lugblln..waa found , lying .. .
across a. bed a bar nigetelothea. '
Thb-. bde.'s Vhe eVidentrJn Veen XY'
shot while asleep, was In bed In
another room.' Laiib&Un. dlarobed '
was lying to. a doorwaT of one of
the bedrooms. , ! . , - ,
name be would disclose in execih
tlve session. ' v.'
"This committee does not be
lieve In governmant 'under cover"
Reed said; "
"I don't either "Wright replied.
"This man was with me In the war
and he goes around getting tho
facts as to" where Improvements hi '
conditions should be made." ,; v"
Stoolpigeon Busy ',
Tho "under eovar' man 1 u -e!
designated as "Mr, X". He Joined if
up In August' Um, - at 00 a
month and expenars. Including th'
purchaao price of liquor ho mlglrt"
find at jsacesssry 1 to buy.' His sal'"
ary was Increassd te U&ft the first i,:
of this year., He- has been paid' out'1
ot the W. C. T, U. fund. ' .-'," v
"Mr. X. went around where II
(liior was sold, and than paaaed on. ;
Two other men followed and made. '
a ca'ae" Wright stated. Wright
aald there had b 3T0 such
ouaes, -
When Wright mentioned an
other under cover man. Senator
Kecd designated him as "Mr, Y"
he got 1200 a month and expenses. '
all paid out of the W. C T, U. ,
fund. ,He bed two esslstanta at
(ISO a' month the salaries coming
out of "Mr. Y" etowgaa fund bare
thu witneas wlttihntd their names.
tu uau I i ll uvaignais .nein mm . mirs mt .. .
,wb.,and."Atr. Zro''jsal4 nwa.'
I'll designate them as "Mr. t