La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 29, 1926, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextCASTEN CTG0N8 LEADING NEWSPAPER-EIGHT PAGE$- tODAY FULL AECQOATtD TZZZj LEAESD Wtt CVtC3 a. r . CI T feDlTIOf OMraowf i . t and" Wednesday, . iu ul ltny "-' - toaight. ' Local !: t'-- ,:r storms .la the msaatau-a VOLUME XXIV UKMftKit ASSOCIATED PRBM ' LA GRANDE, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1926. I . - r,v r - i i , .I., i I, , i ' MIMK MOaATKD PRIBM ' - i . IN UUlJbi.t L I, H 1 1 ''Valley of Grande Ronde' y 15 Eight Tell of Ue Circum stances Preceding Mb-, ; lei's $80,000 Fire ,' V V.':, ';.)' .;-'. DESCRIBE SALE Or 1 OIL TQ ACCUSED Borrowing of "'Lantern' s and Return of It, Ap ' ; parently UnUsedl Re ; lated to Jurymen. , I " ' '. " ', i'V.-!i'':V.; ' " Klglit ur (ho-IS to f .',Hnt88in llio Mate; tm " hiurahtttlud for. tba , prusocul ton pf . j.; C, HIcklnton Ifn an arpbn chaT5ft."'orq vailed this inornlni to -testify )tv ytuixiort br .the theory that the- defendant--' for the purpose of collecting "over heavy Ihswrince fired hti wre liouse at Iinbler .thei.avonliis''' of Memorial Sunday, May Hit! stun-, 'tnff tho bluKo that ;ilbseiueiit1y consumed the' Iniblcr clovator, thp Atartln warehouse,- thctr 'contnnia,; iind Iho stockyards f und 'acalea nearby that belonged Vo tlio U.-W. li , : .V.: ..rv - fitrmaa nrat Whncwi' . Arthur Pnrman;' ii' 'young iruir friowe'r of Tmhler, who alnco Hep totnber; ' 1IJI, hail i operated pirt or all of tha niacklnaion. wurc hova en a 10-60 basts. railed to tho chair at t oVIock, and ex copt fe a brief, rcooss at 10;45, submitted to continuous . cxamln Ine and erosq-cxamlnn untfl II: 10. : ., , . r . iir-.;':r: ' ; -' ruf man; 'testified' that ' bb, v. llh his -father' and'' brother.' Waller; was the owner of Iho ,t8,pOQ . .sp-plo-f boxes, jlestroycd In the. fire tvtthout any protection by Insur ance. - The boxes were .to have Ibpch moved tho following' day,' bo sald. ' .'i -.' t iff; t y l-Vjur days beforc.tho fire. Illaejt ingtoh liail visited Votiltr I'MriHalii' apparently with tht) ' ltcdloi( or renewing llio contrttu'tv hlh had always been, an oral, pllef and of arranging to miHio,, some, KPalrs IContlnued ofe Tag il ." V. LOCAL FIREMEN ENJOY ANNUAL,1 ; V,i TROUT DINNER ' With -'about 3s meriiberii ;of the depurtinent''ttnd ' gupstif present. tlioLa Orande volunteer :flr'o de-' purtmcnt stuged Its unnuur flsli feed-nearly Inst evening In. tha inii iilel pul Jiulldlng. , -.4 i l'lsh wore' plentiful, largely due to the ."t-rrorts of ltubo and; Nate Xwelfei. ;.-d ho brought- In ' II- fine culch from Wullowu i.ulii; Wltd vl cliilly. ': - U'.-'t.v ! ,i The menu Included: fish, -pota-- toes. ;plckles, . near; beer,-' bread. clieese cookies and. un cream. "; Among the guests were-Com InlHMlnnnr ' fhnrlin llnvlo. 1Mt Stunugrr W. C. Crows und- City Hecordor J. 15. Steurns. I day, 'July IB. Company E, La Grande, Will ;;A rrive Here Early tomorrow La Grandefs ; Called , GorGetters , - A-. very . pioinlnent WdllovVii business mun. conimentlng ot the; results of the ''good wIU" tmravun of the UqlOn" .county chamber of commerce. Monday, dropped a thought that quite well expresses the . sentiment of his county. : ,.'V "Those Iji Orande Inislneifl men are sure go-getlers.'t.- he declared. "They not only TJU'K about going after bus'aoss, but THKt OO AI-TEH IT!" This man suld he was amused und ph-used with the efficiency of -tho entire curavan project. It stirred the good will in Wal lowa county und lost tho J.a Ui-unders nothing. ' i T'- V;'' fiich story The1 Observer prints about Wallowa county hua been sent to qvery fkmlly In Wallowa county tbut cun be reached by mull or carrier. As a result. The Observer's cir culation is going ahead -rapidly throughout Wullowu as well ns Union ' county lower reader cost and greater reuder-tnlerest tlie best advertising valtl li Grande business men can buy. Observer Ailvertlshig-.' ': . A atatauuiliam -atrtaua," rrom the . ikwradanU of three pharrr fauie of the UMnaw Hoasie valley, Mrtita itnr. collected a aombn of fan. Haatlaa: htrtdVtu lliat bo used a ttf rsAy he submitted (mm IbB sixth grade - at Central M-hoot In the local hbtlorjr rstay foalrat. He ia one of the "hoo orabio nteatloa" (roup- whose nuuitiM'rtpu - have coulaiwd mwh latctwitlns reading. Ornndc Rondo valley has a length of 35 miles and Is IS miles wide, and surrounded by -the Blue mountain, rungc. Through tho valley In every forui of graceful curves runs tliu Qrandc Hondo rlvcf; ' ' ' Mr. Ben Brown, one of tho early settlors and homcmakers.1 entered the peaceful little vulley during I k. n I C C I - tIibm wapa nlnn men and two women and sevon children. Mr. Brown-gave 40 acres of land to build the town,. which la! now known as Boutn t-a uranuo. in tt ,UgOUt or cellur In front of Mr, Brown built the first house i . ., 1 -;; and hotel. The hotel stood where; ' ; (Continued on Page Six.) ' IKES PLAN FAR ANNUAL FEED Wing, Fin and Fleetfobt Club to Stage Fisher men's Contest July 11 - and 12. t Tho Wing, Kin and Meetroot club's traditional fish feed will "f "- "'..'' -- atng, aiuiy j , in ciihui Ulnlngroom of the. Klrst Metho dist church. 1 Ikes of tlto tnomhershlp wrc al rcady fond liny .their trupplngn und preparing to lHuatrato their far orlte flsb tales for tho-contesi that is the big event of tho feast. . The competition is open only to dicate that' tho-' unuul Kourth pfdftjaalll be -chairman -of the event members of the club, and : the- July shutdown of logging cumpsjund he has chosen -on Ills com fish for entry niust be. cuuglit In will average one month' for itho' mlltee Dr. I'hy, Hot ljukoi Newell Wallowa,., Baker or Union fonnty. . In'lui'tEy us .,ui -ivholc,'; whiloi flr-l Martens,, Unloni tV C. -Coud, Cove; TKcy will, .be JUilgM by wWght;.sttwllilll: .ftth IHlV'liiost iiarl. will 1 Karl lleynolds. iii Oiiiride and 8. but a record of their iengths ulso -be-elost'd .for briefer periods. up-jW. .Blnford, Mlgln. Will lo recorded. I pioxlmatlng less 'tnan' two- rWlcavl;. Wnny , niullera or more generul -I'rlxcij Ofrcred.. . ; according to telegraphic -repoi'taiaiHlijiuorinaniint and. In most In- 1'rlzes dear to tho flshfrman's f1'01." ' employnient ' offices iiatiuiei.-s,!wgnlBiiltiiriil. nnluro were heurt urc listed among -tho awards various liorlhwt-stijril , cities recelv-- also conKldeeei .iul : the iifellng for Individual catches, two; three 0,1 ul lieudiiuytma heie. Suw-;iiere. - The cduiwllr-belloves thi und four-party- catches. ,and',thn! t"!."" In ifflandf and vicinity will future of the countyHies In dnlry best three specimens of . ilnbow; uu duwu fyr periods vurylng froiu ,lng and poultry rulsliiB.-w.itli diver eastern brook, , dolly vurden.- Jjass . two" ,t one' week. , . Logging; alfied farming und Unit some plun und -whlteflsh. fish. Uuskels and poles, hunting boots, u Shukespeurc, lev el winding' reel,' a leuther vest linJ. fish hooks, us w-ell us necessitl.-s ranging ull the way from haircuts to gasoline' huve bucn promised. Winner with the. largest Indl- '- tContlndea on Page Four.) ; 7-. . Sons and Daughters - To Meet Here Friday Tho Sons nd .luughters of. I'n- lon county -pronuers--will'. meftrT,,ra-' day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, ejuly 2, In the city hall here lot;lfcct of ficers and make urrungcmc-nlft'-for this year's pioneer reunion; .; -'' The reunion tills year, "which Is t'lty'the thirty-sixth annual, .will bo held ul ltlvefsldc park on Thiirs. CAMP JACKSON. Modrord, Or". June 29 (Special). Company t''. 186th in ran try. O. N. G.. will ar rive In Iji Orando Wednesday morning on trulh No. 6 between 7:30 and 8 o'clock "We haw hud a very success ful eunip but will be very glad to '. get buck." declared Cuptuln G. I., i Outton Here toduy. "The men cr . the coinpuny are In good shape j und illude un excellent showing." ' Mi:trOI!ll. Ore.. June 29. (AT) J The Oregon nutlonul guuvd. 28110 t strong In camp here for the lust (two weeks, left this morning for ' home In five spcclul trains. The Western Oregon trooiw will all be Jin their home towns by midnight land the H'astern Oregon regiments j by Wednesday noon. I There wus no confusion in con jnection with the breaking of camp and the establishment of the "pup lent" bivouac last night. At noon yesterday pay wus distributed to j the men. A reur di'lull wus left behind to complete the dismantling of the en- n.ii..nmnl anil r.nllrl n rr at thf Itri'fL ' campment and policing of the area occupied by the troops. tidweli td Settle Accounts of Factory VNlON. Ore.. June 39 (Hpecla1) t'redltors of the ftilon Cheese factory have selecled C U Cad- well as trustee of the business, He will have charge of seining tUo -uurouuUj -ot Urn coniuany. - A H. KuswHI Uvea now. ljitor the county built the courthouse at tho . aame place. Tho first schoolhouae stood by Patterson's place. A log cabin. Mr, Curry, was the first teacher and had. five pupils, Joe Baker, Surah and Jim ltussell, Ada und - Hester - Uron. , Water had to be carried to- the school bouse from either the ltussell or the Curtis place. Ijitor they - built a tfchoolhouae by the Bill Crund lo's place. , , . 1 The old school seuls wero lurge enough for three pupils. They hud stoves to heat tho rooms. ' " ,, Tho ' first . postoff ice was on C street und Mr. Kd Pattersou, Sr.. was the fUst postmaster. The -first real tlnshop built Is still standing and is owned by C, Knupp. Mr. Ocorgu Webb run the ' tlnshop. Later he sold to Mr. See ley. A log livery stable .stood .where Horace Knupp's place Is nowVand the blacksmith shop stood on whut Is now Mr. l.oven's plucu. Kd . U. Patterson owned the first store In tggj. He had his provisions stored MILLS ANNOUNCE FOURTH OF JULY . . SHUTDOWN PLANS' i h' ' " bors of commerce held at Hot ..Annum fourth of July shut-! ke lust evening. Dr. W..T. I'hy, downs of. lumber mills In the La:prMdnt of the I Grande orean Orande urea will be from two to:lEatlon wa, ho8t to hl8 fouw three duys, although ho average length or the shutdoWQ In the northwest will iiveraffc oqo niontli. Rowmun-Hlcks Lumber ' com puny will pay Ita employes July .1 ami resuinu work the morning of July 6. The Mt Kmily Lumber company will be shutdown Sunday and Mondtiy. Tho Orundo Jtondu Ljumber company and the - Meni fee company at Lone Treo fwll cease work UVlitnc otiSnlnr. unit sturt again Tuesday morning, B,v.; be carefully handled under the one their employes three days' vucu- Wtty ,y8tcm'. V. pending wrll tlon. l"OltTI.ANIJ, : Ore, Juiiu S'l. iAV). Jtepons frqm most of the fir lumber producing districts 111- uiung me, i.oiuinuiu ri und In the WlllumeUe vulley Obi j wry. Tlio i nliers of trick , -win- gencrully be closeJj,v oi.servo closely the e DdNALD JOHNSON PASSES AWAY OF GUNSHOT WOUNDS . Iionald Johnson, '; I S, sou ofi Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, whoi M I1B-. nNl,lntn llw nhiil . u..,aU j " - ' f," ( UilM.I.... ...Ull U. I.. IL. .....i.. ... miii; lluu,lll(j 111 IIIVHIIUHI! ! Ulver canyon, died ut KnterprlseJ Ore,, -yestenluy after t rutlle flglit for life. The boy wus believed to! huve a cllunee ror lire .but urtr un eighl-duy buttle ngulmit death,! succumbed to his injuries. j Kuneral services urc to be llel J . ut Kntei-iiriso toduv. ! rlt will be remembered that the) boy was brought to l-'nterprlse j over rough, mountulnous country,! by neighbors und his mother, who I tolled hcrokully for tw o days to get him to medlcul attention. r- RSo-hi.Vpnr.Olfl f'tillrl Dies Following Burns I'OCATKUU). Ida.; June 29. (AP Viola Cowley, eight yeur old grundduughter or Mr. und .Mrs. J. A. McDonald of 1'ooiitello. dii'd to day from burns received when ,,l,;P'in. Wh.!t'h 8iLe!e"undnr the dherllon of u trulni'd SOI 'I MAM m.N. J June 29, cuught fire from a match struck by a little boy companion and bluzed. J D'Autremont Suspects Held in Georgia Illinois ATLANTA Gu. Juno 23, (AV) Kfforts will be mude toduy to Identify a man being held ut lMuglus, Gu., as one oY tho three IVAulremont brothers, charged with the murder of Tour men In a truln rohcry near Kisklyou, Ore-, Octobir 11, 1H23, The man who gave his name as WIIHajii K. VlnU elle of 4' onkem N, conflnctf In a pen- Y., said he wus al Institution ' at WethersftMld Conn., when thi robbery occurred, Au....a t,.lru. 1. i..s- .1 i Joseph Johnson, chief postul In Hjieclor, tmld thj man snswefud the general desrrlptlqn given ' of one of the lAutremont brothers, DANVILLK. 111.. June 29. (An department of Jusllcs agent have taken Into cusLody thret men Arrested yesterday at Gibson City, IH.. as the IVAutremont brothers of Artela. New Mexico, wanted In connection with the robbery of a souincrn lacinc inun uviouer li. - a ' ill ii ta InniliiiTTPP II ... w , ,. i w ' ill AAiini nur. . UAHAVArr i u liUiiiiiiii itt i pg fl If Lu U.L M L V-r ' II L LI nU HI LMULU ULI lUlliUUIIIL V - iK Ul uUllll.U FOR JULY 18 III DAKOTA H, w-i IIWIIEC Chambers of Commerce Basket Celebration Was ; Planned Last Night- IRRIGATION HELD NEED OF COUNTY Unionizing of . Schools iii Grande Ronde Valley Favored at Hot Lake Meeting. HOT I'AKK. , June 20. (MportHl) An all-Unlon county buHket cele bration, to the North Powder lakes Sunday, July 18. will probably bo itlio first visible results of the meet- inff of the council of countv chum- council members. (t one of tho sanalorlum chicken dinners. Plan are helne; -carefully nuido to mako the eighteenth a real coun ty get-logether, with the idea of promoting Intra-counly frlendshlpj und of Helling the . North Towdor lakes to this district. The road, the committee assures the county, is In good condition and tiny car can make the climb. Truffle will will bo given the right of way before 11 o'clock and after 1. all traf fic wilt be closed except to tliosc coming down. t:! !- I'orrMimm I'linliiiiiui. Carl J.' Korrst ronu of North l'ow- Iverjof irrigation and drulnuge Is neces. the group I win oi.servu cioseiy ine experimeiu iuI irrigation plot In the soil survey i being fostered by the Union coun ty chamber of commerce, of Im (Continued on Pogn 4) IE ' ; . .. . r . ' ' , Local Men to Meet To nirrVif fr Pl.in tni- Pli. '&'. anization of S c o U t Headquarters Here. , ,.r A commit tee or 3D loeul men I will liit'i-t ut Ihe l'oley ror dinner I tonight ut 0:15 o'cloek to i.-oniiiiler in Plan ror securing money to pro- Ui-unde, - iircol-dlug to W. ('. I'ei kins.' chuli-iiiun or the publicity committee. The money Is needed to provide li Glande hoys With a 'well eiiiipp.) rump to be used us u (ruining center for all iioy scouts, Mr. Perkins stild. The cump will out worker who u til make It un tutrr-stlng place Tor boys to be und wilt ut the sume lime give leudfrshlp of a churueter-btiildiiiK type und character training. The money will uIho help pay a run time scout worker who will orguii- (Conlluued on I'age Kour.) William Miller '.'ILL PROMO BOrMOVEMENT President of U.S. Bank Here On tin- resignation of Wlllium Miller, who fur 15 years has bc'n the ttrrHidrnt of Uw l.'nll.'d Hlat -s J National bank. AugtiHt J. K(am;e ' has bi-en elected by Ihe board of directors (o head the Institution, It wun announced toduy. Mr. Miller exptuins that his per. so nut business rei ulres more ut- t lentlon Ihun ht could give It in j conjunction with the duties of be ing a uunKer. jie expects 10 ue vote his entire time now to his loan and Insurance business In lu Grande snd the cure or his large orchurd holdings. . tarfigglii Adamcd. Mr. Htange having been nd vunced from the vice presidency . (CtfbUuiwU uu Fag 6) .. Senator Nye Char get S tvf -V o'. ) : Slush Fund in Middle : V" r SfaL -W SESSION TODAY n -5- 'S T ; SHORT, SNAPPY wV2K-; -'A Senate Campaign Funds Board Further' Follow ' Tangled ' Pennsylvania Problems; WASHINGTON.' June 2.: (APj --At a short, swift session ' today tho- senate campaign funds com mittee pursued still fusther the tangled trail of prohibition en forcement in Pennsylvania and re ceived a roquest that it Investigate slush funds charges In North Da kota. ' 1 Senator Popper, defeated for the republican " nomlnution in , the Pennsylvania, primary, took." the stand- and nmile emphatic denial that he hud connived at any ar rangement by which tho Pittsburg saloons could open wide Just be fore the primary in the Mellon-pcpper-FlHheaystronghold of Western- Pennsylvania. . . KakioiMeiJperalc ' " ' Senator Pepper's ty.ppearance' on tho witness stand resulted from suggestions In previous ttxtimony that ; Prohibition Arhil'ntstniitor Uatrd had been transferred -frera, Pittsburg to Philadelphia oi ihe eve-of tkn Pennsylvania prlmajraj eve-of the Pennsylvania primary-aji-'. ';'u '.. - :i ?ii'Jhr . tho behest of administration m-Landi& PlStriCt" rRPOrtS fluonces and that Immediately af3, niTJrink.!lhf Rtt MllHon terward the Pittsburg saloons be camo broader In the operations at the same time that pepper Ftshvr bannr'wre display ud In 'their windows. ' The senator declured he had nothing whatever to do with 4 he Uuird titinsfer. " . . Holds It "Illettol." letter, with unother witness on the stand the comknittuc . returnd to the qtuwtion of Buird's -services us: prohibition administrator.' For merly an ofrielal of the Bessemer und like Krle rallrdad the ftdmtn istiirutor drewj a salary from the road while we has in the federal service. Tho witness, William B; Wright, u special prosecutor under W. V. T.-1J. fund in Pennsylvania defended iXilrd's course and Ms own under un uttuck by Chulf-mun Heed, who suld It - wus "Illegal" and contrury to good government for public officials to remain on prlvuic payrolls. "George Washington served as comnuinder of Iho revolution wlth ut pay," argued Wright.. ' r,: IWvii Han-a-stlu. "I don't want to argue with you," Heed retorted. "Out there Is a wide gulf und a deep sea between your Hervlees und Ueorgo Washing ton's." Kor a short time the committee . (Contlnund on Pnre k POLA NEGRI TO. WED VALENTINO, HER MOTHER SAYS rnii'AGO.; June 20 (AP).-Tli" (Chicago .louinul toduy quott'ij Mine. Klenore Chatupec, mother of I'olu Negri, screen star, us saying hi-r daughter would wed Kudolpn Vutenllno next Murch. The Journul Interviewed the mothnr mid her secretary, . lo- P"ld Hrodzlnski. and suld the lat- ler remurked thul Pola would "wait and see how much she likes him," referring to Hiidolph. The mother will sail Juiy 7 for (Vance to occupy Miss Negri's villa near Furls, where I'ola will join them next March und the marriage will take place shortly thereafter, the Journal suld. Resigns As r TODAY'S GAMES AMMtK'A.V HOHTON (AP)- Wushlngton Boston ,t;A.i r: it. ii. : i-6 2 7 Naileries: ('oveleskle, Marberry und ituel; ilurrls and Ktokes. NATION Al, l.KA;n; NKW YOltlv (AP) It. H. K. Iloston , 6 8 0 New Vork II II I liutterles: Cooney and J. Tay lor: . Kltzalllllllons, MctJUlllttit, On-enfleld und MrMullun. t'HIt.'AUU. (AI'J.-Ht. lxiuU Chlouji imstpoiicd, ruin. . : - t- Allies dl lira notorious ) 'lurplludo" InuulgraUon caw are lo be bnrtcd umliT. a new name. Vera, Coonteaa of - Cathvart, Is re portetl engagW to (ildeou llobMevain ta ixaidoo. The laislinii was denied sdnaMia; ja na l'nlledUMe w.lirn she adawMed to Innnlgratlon offk-lMSilMt stie hatl eloped lo South Africa- with the Karl of Craven "wliliuut bene fit of clorgy." Here sae la. with : uoiHsfuala'. !v y. s ,."', -r -. , QUAKE DllfilflGE ::, Btmms 'i-'V''V iTIIMklU rl..n.,.1..1iinA- 9ft' f APt .Tljs totW daunige 'done, by.thd earthtru-ksin-fh-'.('fidta district' lusf-uturilny IS oUttlUieted at S0,- UU(l;Uti(i drachma: fThO'' 'normal value or the druohiia In about l9' conls). ., '.i ..;'.'''.'' ''; V I One hundred and twenty houses in.. r . - wern rased in Cnndla and tlvo.srtioaa pUnistry leslgneQ jralcrja. hundre'd others were ronderod -unJ , - . .. . . .-. ' , - . Safe.' Ttvo thousand others hat their.. whits cracked. v! ';;; - One village .was totally destroy ed, but no lives were lost. ; FIATAVIA. Java, '-June 29 (AP). Yesterday's earthquake 'In' Cen- irir Humi,.0 v rmumb",!; tal or Humntru. A' large numbnr Uekock. The governor's residence ut Paduiig and the homes of many Kuropuuns have., been -. reDOrtod badly .dumaged, i Heports also havebeen received that tlie town of ; Holok. was set aflro by the quake. 8,000 HOMELESS IN LEON, MEXICO; RED CROSS AIDS WAHHINOTON,'. Juno' 20. (AP). Heven'or eight thousand persons are hoiiieless In tlie riood stricken town of l.eon, jexlco. American Vice t'onHiil 'J'ilylor, lit Agdus Cal lentes, Mexico, 'reported toiluy to tho Btutc depurtmrnt. The oorer sections of tho city have been badly damaged, the vice consul reports. ; The nunilStr of dead Is still unknown. h'unds uro' nooded, he suld, for shelter nml ,p removu debris und t-efuse to guurd aguinst Ihe 1 lin ger of epidemics. . Ho fur. there are no Ainerllfins -n-portnil miss Ing. ... ' The American Had - t'ross Is liiuklng u study In view of sending additional supplies In- addition lo 6,000 already sent. . ,..' Authorize Van Winkle To Draft Tentative Bill HAI.KM. Ore.; Juno S9. (AP) At the conclusion of Iho conference here yesterday of I lie .state tax In vi'stlgullng committee. Attorney Uerterul Vun Winkle wits Instructed to draft u tentutlve bill providing for tho luxation or InKinglbles, the measure to become - part of - the program to be submitted by the committee to the J927 legislature. It Is proposed to lax Intangibles at u low rate which has not yet been decided on. It Is said thut In olh er stutes the rate tivi.Tages uliout b mills, the Intangibles being assess. ed. according to actual value. Just what will bo classed us Inlunglblen hart not been agreed upon but the list Is expected to Include money. accounts, stocks not taxed In this tute, bvuds and mortgages. ilftT I. 1 I , J : WAKHINCITON, June ttV (AP) Tlie inuso today apsa-oved wtth out diango all anaropraWloaa ar ried hi llie aeeonol aWtdeavy sap ply bill for public koMdaac Uwoacti out, the country., . 8UUTHAMPTO.V Km., Jaata M. (API tlari toeaunte, . Aaaerlcaa fllM aredarrr, was.tahea froaa the liner - Beacausarta '- 4ot)..iaV'-' stretcher anpT -hi hrlag rnaheit w IJoWHM m S IfsBM UH iZOJi stiff crmg troan ainwakilUii , , OTTAWA, Onfc, Jane M. (AP) Bight HonoiaM Arthor Meajh ul xmnseewailwa IranWsr .i Mai n a 'prime minister of V"'. at government house today to auocMd former premier MacKonsio Kane, i WASrTJHOTOK, Jaae St. (AP) The Interstate comnserca '- eon nUaatoa today rraated the Central Pacific rafjwy an tenaVin to No vember 1 hi -which to eoaaeraot lit proposed Natrua cutoff. y. .' .' ''i' ,'.'.'"' . 1 . . .. . . ... . - . , , Wfc . '. "r". " "7i7 T.ZJi . '' "TT " by the senate and objection by one senator -would upset It the Mltn conareaj can ad- jouru next 8atttrdjr. NQIKKK8 MEETING PORTLAND, Ore, June 29. (Al'). Locomotive engineer of the northwest, together with : the women's auxiliary, some ,; 400 'in number, aro attending a regional convention this, week, Geo, 0. Burnhardt, retired -locomotive. en gineer and president of the Broth erhood Cooperative National bank, ot Hpokane, Portland and Tacoma, Is presiding over the sessions.' TWO M'KIUH IN NKWAHK, N. J., June 29. (AP) J'eto IjuIio, wolterwelght chant: plon, weighed 163 for his 12-round no-doclslon bout with Willie Har mon of New York, hero last night Harmon sculed 144 K and by com ing In under the class limit can win tha title by knockout or fouls. Two Who Kidnaped A imee A re Held in Mexico, Times Avers '-l.OH.ANGKI.KU, June 21) (AP). The l.os Angeles Times says that; uccordlng lo Information recelvuJ lust night from Douglas. Arls., the luun'und the womun known as "Hlevu" and "Hose" who Almee Hetnple MePlusrson, los Angeles evangelist, declares kidnaped her und held her prisoner In a xhacK on the Mexlcun desert, have been derlnltnly located in Nacoturi, Mexico. ". The pulr are under surveillance of the Mexlcun uuthorltles, the newspaper says, and upon expira tion of their penult they will be escorted across the border near Aguu Prletu. Then on American soil they will be formally taken Into custody on suspicion of kld nuplng. It Is understood, Ihe Tlli.es stubs, thut the man -and the woman watched at Nacosarl, lore In Mexico on a five-day per- mit which has been renewed, i Ubxiovary of tha pair followed Wallace Cloves Gaines i Arrested Today on Murder Charge FATHER ADMITS . HAVING QUAIUIEL Prosecutor Colyin De clares He hu Been "Getting New Evi- ! denes" Won't Divulge. SEATTLE. Jan II (AP). Wal lace Cloyts Gaines, . of thla city, was arrested today accused of beating and choking hi daughter, Hylvta Howard Oalnas, to, death -about one. hour after he left bla home the night of June -it for a solitary walk. Ha wa held with- . out 'ball.;'' information filed by Prosecutor -t'olvln of this (King) county charged that Oalnea ."with pre meditated design did effect the doath of gyleta Oaiaa with a -rock or some other Inatrumant un known." j- -.';'..' Oalnea on the stand yesterday In a coroner' Inqavet which ad- neunced he was ready to arret tho father, admitted that be am! Sylvia had a tiff over a pro posed automobile trln Jtut before he le(t the house,, Previously h had tati4 that ha and hi wife inar4 .about Sylvia,' hut whM'i ,A tulae ar rived from -Catnarsaa 4 ! ska aid the quarrel were over her ahe shot herself last winter ahe .' wus nervous from trylnf to keep sr. w,m r ye- . tatloha aa ta i. . Ji jk, A - blbe alot tr fo wt othtra. . . Genu Maw raaeaci. ' "I have bean ttlf new vl denee all the tint f threat, ad missions, etc., that Watleo Gain, s haa made," aaltlaad- Colvln. ': Asked what threat, and admls. slons he meant, Cslvln replied: "I -v cannot and will net alacus any , evidence at - thli tint. - ' . -"The fact that thla man served with m In tha aaj rtimat In - ,, (Continued a Pm t) CONFESSES THAT HE SCHEMED TO KILL MUSSOLINI ROMS', Jun II (AP). Tito Zanlboni. former eclalt deputy, has confessed that h planned lo shoot Premier Wussallol, accord ing to a report en the attorney general's Investigation of the caro made, publlo today, ftenlbonl wa arrested . October 4, - last, armed with a rifle, In a hotel room over looking the balcony of the Chlgi palace from whloh the premier wa to deliver his address. The attorn) general' report says Zanlboni admitted carrying on anti-fascist activities, which ha characterised as "defensive, rath' er than offensive," and finally de cided to takt decisive action, with . the aid of a fw ptrstp. When the tlm cam to carry the plan through, , how,ver, Zanl- . bonl Insisted that lie he" permitted to act at once, thus assuming solu responsibility,' : f . A Rome dlipato)) June I said five of the li men originally ar rested In connection with the Zan lboni plot would be tried. Tho trial, it wa stated, would prob ably be held In July, and tho prisoners would be charged with plotting to assassinate the premier, to foment plvll war and to over throw the fascist regime. curlier' knowledge obtained by I louglus .'police that the two had been in . the Arlsona city on Juno 19: that they had addressed one another as . "Hteve" and "ItoBe' and had ubuadoned a light car there. . ; , ; , .-,'. ' ,. It wa. discovered, tho TIiium says, that a car driven by a man, had crossed Into -Mexico at No gules, Aril., and at Agua Prlotit , had been .met by "Steve" and "Hose1 and another woman. Two day' before Mr. McPhor son appeared at Agua Prleta, the man und woman were aeed In the car at Ksqucda, the newspaper says Its Information stated. Mexi can authorities aro now aald to be checking at Cabullon. It ml'is southeast of Ague Prleta. to learn, If possible. Where Ihe car' pass enger spent IH (we day between the time they, left Agua Prleta and. their arrival at Kesueda. '. j