La Grande evening observer., July 16, 1926, Image 1

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VOLUME XXIV.:
LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY.16, 1926.
' JiEMBKH ASSOCIATED PRE88
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
IHSTITUTE
V HERE ENDS
Dr.; Ulysses Moore Dcliv
, crs the Final Address
This Afternoon v '
SHOES, CLOTHING
TOPIC OF TALK
Urges That' fathers, in
Oregon Pay More . At
tention to :- "Bringing
Up" of Children. . .
, '111 dads are cov.intr In for their
share of hlatnc for tiio high rate
ami the afflictions o7 Oregori in
ranU in the lectures by Dr. c.
."'lyases Moore, celebrated ppcc-al-tst
In pediatries, wlyi .spoke" on
' f,Vhat Produces Good Teeth and
Their- Halation, to Health" ut the
morning session and ' will, close
The Observer's . fro a homemaltcrs
iisUiu(e with a tulk on,' :. "Proper
Shoes and Clothing" ut 4 o'clock
his afternoon. v....-..;.-v.
"Itulslng a family Ip u man's Job
as well ua a woman's," lh medic j
declared. And hu added that III
wouldn't hurt not only dad, but !
"Inele Ii n. Aunt Mlrundy, Grand-
ma and Grandpa" .to attend the ;
child clinics and learn -tho-- best'
way to care for John and Mary.,
DcnUsU Jills?
"Tenth in Amet loa arc .abomin
able," Dr. Mooro oald. . "Dentists
in .this country do more work per
euplia than, those in any part of
th" world." . ...
..The cause,'' hu '- explained goes
back to the.; diet- of -tho , parents.
and of thiiir parents buforo them.
"for- htro is oaca3e.s. where the
ulns bf'tho fathcifl tuc' Vlnltcd up-:
on Ihu children- even to the third
and the fourth generation',''
If anyone doubtod the .result of
th; diet in her own honVi, lilts Bpo
elaltst Invited her to got, if pup and
f.d it only on scraps from her
table. She would find, ho said, that
the dog's teeth would soon become
.soft from the lack of calcium In
Ita food. .
Salmon Livers NOst . ' '
t'od liver oil, which fins proved
m helpful in overcoming the. forms,
of rickets that interfere with the
proper development of children's
1-Hith and bones, may soon be re
placed with a more palatable rem
edy, made from salmon livers, -JJr.
Moore said. He exhibited a sal-'
in on liver paste that may be used
for sandwiches or in aalads und
oi her food3, und which . contains
Continued on Pl4 B)
MEDICAL SOCIETY
TO MEET AT HOT
LAKE ON AUGUST 4
:; AlinounciuiiMit was lliado loilny
t lit) I Ihc annuul inwllnft of the
Kimlum dr.-Bon " IHslPlct Mcdhul
aucli'ly will be h-lil at Hot huUn
Wodnisduv. AiiiuHt 1. 1
Th district cinbrucwB Huli-r,
CruoU, tlilliam, . Omni. Hurnoy,
Mnlhrur, Morrow, ITmul llln. tih'T
miin. l iiion. Wiillown, Wanco und
Who'Mer counties. .
1'roscnt ofrlcura follow: nr. W.
T. fhy. president; Ur. 1!. O. Klrby.
La Orando, vlco president; Or. C.
j. lUrtlett, Baker, nocretary.
The complete program will be
published at a Inter date.
L.H.S. Equipment h Praised
By Mrs.Beth
Many Colbgea lltt teaeh domes -
tic science are not so well equip -
p d for it us the Ta Orunde high
-
Wide
Influence .
Tlx- OIMrer MomemaUerV
Inslltlile. vhl h elided tills m
tertMMHi has be.n a tremcwfVs'
InrllleiKT. for betler hri aad
happtrr Imnirs. lis Inntieme
will xprcad as the Information
aatnril In the last four days
can be put into iah.
IliLlue meo wlm are abln to
roopemli. In prntkllng rsHlcr
IniKv appreciate. Ill alo ol
this liH-rcaM'd Iwme-lnleis-t.
Ami IIm-t know that only
llmmgli The Ob-eirer can lin y
In- lake ailianlage of H. .
-Observer AJvnflstaR
- A Merchaillidm arriaje."
Rehearsals
For Pageant
Held Daily
Scores in ihe Chorus, of
"Spirits of Amirica"
Which Northwest Real
tors Will Witness; ' .
The American fgion historical
pagvant, . "Spirit of . America
which is to be stared at tho higli
school athletic field on tho even
ings of July 23 and 24, during the
Northwest Heal Kstate association
convention in La Grande, is rapid
ly shaping up and bids fair to be
come the outstanding; event of the
season, members of the committee
lh chWfre declare. . ;
; The -assistance Of score of per
sons has been cnlfsLcd und' chorus
of. considerable size lias been - as
HeiriMed ond.vla now rehearsing-. '
- Mrs. nMiantson In Charge, '.
: Mrs. A. 1 Richardson has eharg
of the -women's-- section of the
chorus, which Is under the directorship-of
Q. Earl Htoddurd, and
Mrs. Harley Rlchahlson is tli ac
companist. . '
The cast composing the various
episodes is progressing with .its
work bud many well known local
people are in dally rehearsal. Sev
eral Soloist" are participating. ,
The cast for the various episodes
Is having- a general,- rehearsal at
inc nipn scnooi atiuironum at 7:so
o'clock tonight and the chorus will
. '
v ,OontUmfn1 on Pag B) ."
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Ami,
EXPERT SAYS
Oregon Need. Not -Look to
the East or Europe for
Inspiration, Declares J.
Leo Fairbanks, v
"There is, no sune In Amerleo'a.
feeling- that she-has to look to-Ku
rope; for her art, and there Is just
as little reason -for us-. Westerners
to depend on the east,"- VroU J.
loo I''u'lrbanks,-hcad.6f the art and
archlteettire leparlmcnt at Q. A.
C, said, last night in his ! address
on "Art' In the Home"' when ' he
addressed an audience- pf men and
women1 at the one evening session
of the homemaUers Institute. .
"Art is nuttvc," .Professor Fair
banks, declared. "It . has to ' be
born with things. '.It cannot be su
perimposed. If It Is added after
ward, it Is not nrh - " J ; .
America llajidk-ftppcil
"In - America, wc . have been
handicapped by the puritan belief
that art is not worth while, that it
Is Immoral and degenerating. But
we arc beginning to learn that art
' (Continued on rut (
Senator Borah Will .
Speak at Convention
Selintor V. l:. Itorali. of Ida
ho, will attend the convention
of the Northwetst Itcal lintiite
assouiation here and will aii
'dreHS tlie rcsltors at the open
ing - meeting the afternoon of
July 22, It was aiiaotim4l here
Kslay Ilorsli had Ix-cn invited
to conic several weeks ago, but
It was not dcflnlU'l.v learnnft
whether lie twdd attend until
today. '
Bailey McClean
Isuhoul, Mim. lleth Hally MeClean,
j former assistant profeHsor of home
ecouomies ut Iowa Htute- college,
declared kft r ln inspected the
munutil urts building here.
"The unit system -that your in
dfructors evidently use is consider
ed the newest and finest. And the
arrangement of the cooking,, and
HT-wlng rooms, so that . they muy
he thrown tog.-tht-r to make one
large dlnlngroom showa "excellent
utilisation of space."
JPralsrtl Quarters
-Mrs. Me:ican praised th piodei
living quarters and. the idea of ac
trtftl entertaining there through the
school year. - ,
'Tor a long time, in homr ecdn-otnU-s
courses, we emphasized the
importance of being good cook
and ncRl'tted the training, for suc-
cmfut hostess-tltlp. ,
In her dtiionstra'lon.. this nftvr
noon of preparing und 'serving a.
formal luncheon, Mrs. Mc:bsn
recommendeda menu, that though
attractive, would h-ave the hosliss
fne. to sjK'nd her time with her
glH-StS.
"Heineinbir. when you fnterlaln
that you arc not a rook but a
hostess." nhe advlwd her audience.
"Your personal appearance and
freedom to take care of the socla-
LAKE PARK
FAVORED BY
PIOIIEERS
Move MadeUp? Secure a'Lrfyt
National. Status for
Wonderland , .
niTXHAllf WPIfWT
r AIV PSCCIMrVT
: AliAIIN ' JrKbOll'CiiN I
' ' ' i .. ':
m"i" 'i' '.'ri J V T-i " ' i '
Tribute Paid , to Eastern
OregOtl' Builders JbV Dr.
' XT rr ru.- 11 .
fv ,-(-x . it.y . ui,; ivieasclgc
Read at: Picnic
- '' ' 4 . ' ' '
Erobably Ilia " My1 Important
step taken .by. (he ynlon county
pioneer nsaoclatlon yesterday, at
tho tlilrty-sUth annual reunion of
the organization wn the appoint-
ment of a committee to draft a
resolution for th establishment. of
a national park in tlf? ViclnHy of
Wallowa lake. - Although no'defln
Ue action was taken this Is the in
itial move toward creating a nn
tlonai: park there. The idea will
come befprc the meeting of , the
Wallowa, counly pioneer , associa
tion ut lh'lr. , reunloa. two , weeks
from yesterday, und H Is expected ,
that .they will act ' In conjunction ;-P"'r Japanese that
with the pioneers of Vnl" county..)' 'I'"' not .." '".'
. Judge J. W. Knowles is chair- 'h.,.!0 ,Pav0- .. ., .. . . '
man of the comnilttop, and thje oth
er members are K F, Wcfully and
B.-I Kcktey,-. A copy of -the, reso
lution .will bo sent to tho represen
tatives of. the bounty lii-cohgressi.
Dunham Wright, who has . been
president of the Union county plo-
iwor 'aasoclallon -tor th.i- past four ' 75 "l'mlly treat on to. tha .com
years, was rcclectod totle ' ohotr. pi'ny'a ground. . i0 declared that
J, K lleynbhis was elcctetl ' vice crtea of. "(Jet the. Japs". came from
president , of tho .. orsaulwirtau io, hnngerg-on. He- said he snw no
tttko tho placo bf . Mrs. JOIIUS blood anil no ovldennn tin vlolce
rtoescb. Mrs. Matt re OoWenws
reeieuieu- HtcrLMury upu . mcs, ,.. i:.u
Kettle who - ta president 'of the
rios, "tl Daughters of ' rionecrs'
rganlr.atton, was chosen historian. '
.' -By the time the sriemoon's pro-1
grain started ut about two o'clock
nearly 350" people nad gathered at
Itlverslde -park, where1 the reunion
was held, Many. phi-pioneers,. who
have seen the vnley transformed
from-an open field of high'. bunch .more Influence upon them to wlth
grnss with only a small cablii here draw than for Just one . person to
ana.tnere to a prouuenve lurming
community, und Ihe town of . I.n.
Grande grow from 30 or. 40- .per-
sons to a populace of nearly lo,-
000, were proju-nl. .' .
'- i
. Sevinil of them, are . selling
feeble and probably will . not ;scc'
another pioneer reunion. i
The program opened with "Am-
erica". and prayer by the liev. J.
A. Hull-., K. . U Keltley. veteran
newspaper mun of l.a Orunde and
a resident here for nearly 60 years ,
gave the address or welcome after i
which a quar'et composed of Miss-.,
es Mamie Woodeil and I-ydin Hug,
Mrs. James Mom and Mrs. Ida
Mouts wing two numbers,
TUbuU lleai!
Or. V, T, 1'hy wus unable to " ' "
give the addr-i-sn for v.hleh he was' "T IsAKK. .Inly (Special)
scheduled hut sent a brl"f message ' The hulls and hoapltuWy of Him
which. wan reud to the pioneers by Hot Ijike sanatorium were opened
.Miss Lois I'uyne and' which told kt nlgltt to 75 travelers from
thcm. in the name of the Union Texas wh"n 1r. W. . T Phy viw
county chamber of commerce, the host 16 Mir . Knmlc Itcedy parly
place of retpt ct lh y hold In the "from 8 until Id o'clock,
community, ."Yuu have bequeath-' , The iteedy ,totir. one of ths best
ed to. us," the im-ssage ran In purl, known Alaska-bound groups, has
"the rich heritage of the Grande for threo years made Hot I.ake
Ronde valley and (he far richer" their one stop between Hols? and
heritage of the Inspiration of your Hood Klver. The parly, stopped
lives.. Wo Jiledge la you that we In Jdaho'H crapltol city , j eterduy
who follow you will build on the noon for lunch as guests of prom
foundation '?u hJve so finely and Incut hutdriess men and wero ad
so firmly laid and, most of all, we dressed by Oovrrnor Moore and
will try to instil L In our own sons other stutn dtgnltarloa. Th6 roup
and daughters tho spirit OT serlce will, slop aifrnln toduy at Hood Illv-
you hovu shown and the bravery,
and vision that was yours." i-oi
lowing this.; message llns l.ydla the trip Inlo Portland by stage. .
Hug played an uccordlan sulo. - j Infomulity marked he time .of
Dunham Wright.' aha came, west the southerners' vlall at the saua
111 1861 and '63 und Is one. of the' loiilim. The baths proved cape-oldest-
surviving' pldneers, gave. . a dally popular with the', IruvelorB.
talk telling aoiiictnlng of the trip-Many enjoyed dancing and a. few
-L-
(Contlnutd on paffrFAur.) ; -
. : Tti i'.ss Attnlwrwr- -
Tom Punoa, urralgned in -lustier
court ut & p. in. Thursday charged
with uttempled mpc. li at llberty
toduy on ball of Itnoo.-- Judge
Kugh 1i. ltrndy -fled Thursday,
July SI, at 1 p. m. fur his prelim
inary hearing. . ' - fc
Realtors Will DbrUNS
Ox-Team Derby Proposal
iALTVni.U Tda. July 16 AP
Plans for on ox-tam drtrby oitr
he Old Oregon Trull from Ptutte
.Itlver, Nebraska, to '8casidc fre.,
will be dlscufts-'d al a convention
of the norllfwpst nultors July 22
24. at I.n Urandc, ore.. It was an
nounced here yesterday.
Ih'lrffatcs from this ctly have
been- .arked (o cxprcHij thein-w Ives
Ht the meeting and It Is expected
that communities along Ihe famous
road will make reports. The pro-1
posed d-rliy would bu held in lVZaj
the promoturs auid. I
Defendant
Denies Use
of Violence
Declares Crowd That
Ousted Japanese from
.Toledo Mills Was
Peaceful. , " '
. ItMtTLAND. Ore. July 16 (Aft
lage.Autta of Japaneao vho were
cvlctod hLst Julv from the Paciflu
Jspruco. forporatlon'a.. property at
.Toledo. Oro.; yra aubjected to. cross-
uxamlnutlon today when the trial
'KaB "'unod- I'rllchard tlnl.hlns
hla direct teatlmony mudM denial
lot moat of the , teatlmony n-hlch
'had been brought out by ths
Piuiniiff witneSai
' ; Pilchard dlared repeatedly
tht-t he had .cpunaelled against vlo-
ifenco. and had urtred postponement
ut a meetlnar Sunday, July 12, which
endud . Ln the. riot. ''H . aald -lie
Virgud that . the (ratherlng be de-
lujed iintll the followln'n day In the
)iopo that tiie g-ovcrnor might in
fhe meiintlme take steps to have
,), Japanese laborera removed
from the mill. . v
,: ll OdimmoI Jiih '
i ' lVllnhairl mill T flitnL- all Mnn.
- .
Qjn coUhty was lh accord on the
sitbjert" and that the presence of
the Japanese .waa opposed because
of fear. that, they would suppAnt
white labor. In the mills.
- lie admitted that he was In the
crowd which, went on Sunday to
act as spokesman with Japanese In-
x'hj ,uu m-iMi ,iu pt-upie o ku
on bn errand of thin sort?" asked
John Collier, plaintiff's attorney.
Kw Bi Vfotmiv.
."Wo couldn't-' keep the' prowd
from collecting'.'' said Prltchard
na M expwwea-wat exclusive or
speetntoro and followers only about.
was used ellher ngjlnut officers orjtHvt norney, j0B Ityan, Thnad
;tt,v.ii... jupuniov. .
"And jiot yoil look. 76' jvioph-j
down to, talk' to I'll Japs?' usked
Collier. ' , , J
"Well, I think if ihey could have
seen all that crowd and if it would
.lui-ve beep patglhte for. t hem to B"e
oil those . thre; -thousand people
who wanted them to .go all -In a
.kindly iimnncr tt 'might have had
go;" siitd I'rltehard.
: e said that he asked to ae'o.lhe
tntei-proter iiml wus ordered not to
'g0 onto, the grounds; jiy. r. I).
.'Johnson. , ah ofrlelul of tli- cor-
poratlon and mM that when thev
attacked the deputy ha picked up
hlM lmt for him and asked htm to
-,go over and all down iiuleily.
;, ohlcvf to Term Ised.
"And .' ninanwlilb . your crowd
which was opposed. to' violence ami
.lln,i iiear,i your speech counselling
(Continued on rtg tour.)
Alaskd-ltotind Parly .
Stops at Hoi Lake
er. yNIt the upper Hood lther val
Icy fruit and dairy land and niak'i'Puly of Atlanta. This brought the
picdleal nu n In the party spent
their entire time visiting the surg
ery and. medical office. Punch und
light refreshment were aerved.
TODAY'S GAMES
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Whinke nhH Cort.rn . '
Hecond game- II. II. II.
Mi iMirtti - - Jin i
Philadelphia 6 II t
l!atf erf es: Ularri. Vaiigllder and
Hurgrave; Itomniel ond Cochrane,
MOHTtK (Al). rr Chicago-Ho:
ton 'putftpiin,'" ra)n. ' -
- Mtio.vm. i.Mi.ti;
I'fTTHItriUI ( Al') K. H. 1
Host on 7 10
rittsburg fz 1
HatteHes: It. Hmlth und Tuylor;
IJuh and A. Bmith."
wm
DEVELOPING
Several Repoit; Having
Seen Her in South with
- Kenneth Ormiston "
NATION SEARCHING
FOR HER COMPANION
Telegram Indicates That
. Radio Operator Was iii
North Carolina a Few
Days Ago. -.
708 ANOELKH July '16 AP)
Almee temple Mcpherson's reply
to tho sworn testimony of five wit
nesses before the grand jury yes
terday i that directly con trad lot od
her tae of kidnaping1 from,.' the
Santa Monica beach,, near her
May 8 last was the announcement
from Angelus Temple, her religi
ous headquarters today that--; she
had baptized 136 converts at last
night's services.
IW AN'OKlsfclS, July 16. (AD
Developments during- the last 24
hours In the Investigation of the
Almee He nipt e Mcpherson kidnap
ing story, which repeatedly brought
the name of Kenneth Q. Ormiston
Into the tangled skein of conflict
ing cvldenee, today spurred auth
orities lit their nallon-wlde search
for the former Angelus Temple
radio oaerator. . , ,
In the meanwhile,-the IsOS An
geles county grand Jury lnveignt-
inr the evangollst's story ,- that
Hhe wus kidnaped hy two men and
a woman and held for '.$500,000
raiiHom, hae adjourned until next
Tuesday when It will hear newfvl-
ilence promised by tho deputy1 dls-
joiirnment was taken' Into yester.
day at Ihe request . of Uyan- who
volunteered in bring hew Witnesses
whom he wild won Id, testify, that
they ww. Mrs; McPhersori. in fta
llnas in ihe companyrof Ormiston
on the iHortflng- of May 2 9. eleven
days after' the1 evangelist had dls
up pen roil at Hanta Moiilca. Ityan
also promised to presenta written
statement of evidence lie .found at
Oakland and other points lit Nor
thern California. '
fc IMaM saw Atnirt',
In asking' for the- oontinuaiice
Hyan told the jurors' lhat ' the
Ident If leu t Ion of.' t trmisi on'n coitii
pan Ion -on the trip to KuHnes was
made by Oennif CoIIIuh, garag-e at
tendant; from phAtographS if Mrs.
Merherson. Ityan announced, he
would bring' Collins 'before'- the
grand jury ne: Tuesday to give
his ti'Hlimony and to face the
evangelist.
' On the heels of Hyau's ensallbn
nl announcement came the even
more startling word that the dltf-
fCoiilinurd on Pag Six.)
Banket Suicides While
Institutions 'Go Broke
Tr,ANTA, Cla. July tfl fAP)
J. It. Hiiillh. president , of the At
lanta real cslute board and a di
rector or the Hunkers .Trust com-
pany. for which n receivership was
designated in federal dlatrlet court
here yesterday, shot himself at his
home In Morntngiddc. a . suburb
early toduy, Mr. Hmlth was dead
when found.
Fifteen uddltlonnl state banks
In OiKii'gin and four state bunkft In
Florida are Hated as having closed
.their doors following the bank
ruplcy proceedings Instituted
agai'ial the Itanke-s Trust- com
total number of closed or suspend
ed banks In Georgia to 04, - The
Hankers Trust company wis the
rinunclng company for a string or
120 bunks, l'our Florida banks
were reported to nave been tncni
bers of the system.' ,
Many of the bunks, the depart
ment said, prohubiy will reopen, as
hooV as other financing arrange
ments could b made, Offleluls
expiTssed the belief that a number
of them would be found to be . In
good shape. A . . - -
Divorce Papers Came '
Mart to nd Own Life
IMKTIaANI, Ore., July5 If (AT)
I -Ish'orlened at receipt Of dl
ivorce P Couey, 41. Orn.
(ton Klectrlo company employe,
turned on Hie gim early -today in
his home and ended hi life.
Hefore Inhaling thn gus ho tele
phoned his sister. Mrs. A. H. Con
ner, telling her he wa too dls
trouraged to attempt to continue
living.
Hhe und her husband niihfd to
the house, where they met two po-
I lieenif-n who crushed through tho
front door, to find Couey seated In
thu kitchen, a rubber tube In his
mouth con not tod to tho goM range
Beh Turpin
?, J, VXkk f
la
Here Is .tin .first . picture or lleii Tiirpln, moMc actor, and his
bride,, tlie fooiK'r Miss llabcltc Klizabeth Diets, or Bismarck,
N. I. Ttw (hp met a year aim while Turpln was a patient at
the OotUgc iioopllal In Santa Ikarbara, Col,
AffaeW 'i aimul af flamK.
lers, Lead to Mjtirder ttf
Newspaperman; Tolicej
Seek; Slayers. -.
canton;, o. 'Jfiji (Ap)
Thrata on tho lift ofJUin R. Mel-
j 'publisher of the. .Canton Dally
News, ' bcoausei. ot 'hls activities
agslhsl alleged "gamblers wcro car
ried out hor early t6da.y. ,
fiva.buiteis brought an. end. to
the-.-ca-reer ofl- 1he yt"nff publisher
who eiriu( here yoor ago to pub
llslthe Newa,"'Qwne:d by Janiea K.
Cqk,, publisher of a ' number of
Ohio . papers.4 . ' -
t'i '' ' Killed InatonUy. . 1
.' Mellett was putting his automo
bile In the garage in. tho roar of
his homo when tho assassin'!! gun
spoke.' Neighbors wno heard the
shots Immediately dashed for the
gumre, but Mel toll was dead a
bullet through, his left temple hav
ing4 ended hbtjlfe, almost Instantly,
.Tho Slayers hud diuppfsarod In an
automobll'' which they had parked
about a block from tho Mellott
home. :
,That Mellett feared his life would
be taken waa evident for several
weekd and as a result of tho threat
a police guunl hud been stationed
at tli Mellett home. Tho police
man wus off duty last night, how
ever. .' ,
SusplclfHiK A ii to Been.
Nelghboi-H , reported - seeing1 . a
auspicious looking; automobile bear
ing Pennsylvania (Iconse plates In
the vicinity of the . Mellett home.
A short tlmn after the shooting. It
had disappeared and no truce of
It has been found. . ' , :
, Mellett cumo here from Akron
where ho .formerly was employed
nn the Akron Press. His widow and
four children slrvlvo.
Portland Police Seek
TMan Who Hit Woman
rOltTlsANO. Ore., July 1R, AI)
Pollee todoy were , seeking a
slugger, who lute lust night hrok"
the Jaw of Miss lmlsc Ilrown, 24,
when she refused to let him Into
her hom. , 1 ,
' Miss Itrown could give, little def
inite, ne.rlptlon of the fellow who
appeared nl her door shortly be
fore midnight and demanded ad
mlsHlon. Miss Ilrown was In a da ten con
dition ut a hospital wh'-re she was
taken hy ambulance, but was able
to te Attendants that she thought
she eonld 'Identify the fellow.
WJien he demanded admittance
to the house, she tried to shut the
door, she said, bul 'he pushed It
open suddenly swinging with his
fist as he 'did. Hhe went down
nearly unconscious and ho disap
peared. WAMIIWro.V, duly I (AIM.
The InicrsUilo commerce iyhii
mlwhai kMlay denhsl the appih-a
IImi of rallroails In lite aesteni
dMrkt for a t per nut Increase
ht freight rates, ,
And Bride
5, Bulletins
iinnrrf v ...... t (. . TTr- . r 'iZi
iimuiii iiihii H-irma: iiiv iuaiin m nointsh; I il
.11; t VIII1UIH, WI1U WHS MCKCU up ; Rgjllf IV at ffO
ni'imiy suerirr on me nowuMmy. his. 4n riA
mm. itr iT rrwiK w. HWf, n'm$mpi
with tho murder of TlHnias Du. JI . tiUM Jkl
cry, Kelso,' H'asti.,. editor, iaam !, ttnt faUAkisf
COUNCIL BUFFS, la., July Hll !
(Al) One man was shot to death, ?:.'"
and two others seriously wonndcdl ;'w.,n'5",''ri.'1
hf a nccro wlio botame saddaal
erased when the llock Island train,
on which lie. was a pawmgre,
slopped Imvo early today. The) n
gro, believed to bo W. M. Joha.
son, of Oklalmnia City,, thro 'turn,
cd his pistol on lUniaelf,. hifUct
hig a pro ba bio fatal wound.
MANILA, duly 16 (AIM. At lie
optsdng session of the Philippine
legislature today both liouaea un
animously ailoptod a . ooncnrrefit
resolution In favor of "Immediate,
absolute, and complete indrpeti.
donee,"
. CHICAGO, July 10 (AT). For-
ty-four clis llim Judges and clerka
wlio served In (MtoK county's April
nriiiiaries. Including five worn
were, named icslay in Indictments
mturiHMl hy a special grand Jury
Invcstigaliug election frauds. They
are charged with conspiracy and
with making a falxo canvass.
Chix Quarantine Will
, Be Postponed a Year
HALElf, Ore.,. July 16.'(AP
Although tho Information has not
como officially the state livestock
sanitary board Is Informed that
Washington f stale officials -will nn lowered th.
postpone for'a year the qiiurnnllno I Ihe water befaW
of the Btntc against Uregon chicks, ifor th fish.' ottf
Tills Is a result of a recent confer Klali- acaafi ,1
encc with the Washington offl'-iiis where th.y .ftot
by Oregon poultrymen and stuto! placed In clear j
orriclnla. While, diarrhoea amuor: . a shoft tlrog
the chicks Is the reason for tlie river t-i K,
proiMiwd ini'iriiiillne. harre (rant nj I
Fra nee, Belgium Preptfirj
Fight DoivnfdU
Ni;w lOKK. July 1 (AP)
Kranee and Itelgliim are resorting
to extreme nieaatlres In an attempt
to prevent further collapse of
their currencies. Meanwhile, feel
ing against Ihe L'nttcd Wales ap
parently Is Inerca&lng In Kruncu.
Itelgliim has vested Xing Albert
with vlrtuul clli tutorial powers to
wage I hut country's fight ugalnst
a financial Waterloo.
The I'Yench cabinet has decided
to ask parliament, to grant It tike
authority within n few daya
To lU-lrl. i rue- of Fowl
llsialehes from llrnawla says a
decree will be Irnued soon provid
ing for the use of bread similar to
that used In war time. Itcntricllon
of food consumption also is under
consideration by France In an cf
lort to cut dow-n public espelidl
turea The (leigian railway. - tele-
plione and lilegraph systelltj will
lie turned over to prlvutc com
panies for operation.
Iirustlu curtailment of public
building operations nnd a reduction
of personnel to pre-war status are
II
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franc hoi aha
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