La Grande evening observer., July 21, 1926, Image 1

r..Vitf-..mi-, I -, mm,
EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGE8 TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LBASED WIRE SERVICE
TUB WSATTr3
ORBOOW: ' Pal ' tonight
and Thursday y but ., cloudy
und fossy along lh coast.
Rising temperature and low
humidity in too Interior.
,
V VOLUME XXIV.
WEJlBJ;it ASSOCIATED PRE88
LA GRANDE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1926
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
' NUMBER 9 :
wattife
CITY 4hn
edition
REALTORS
115
California Associa-!
tion President Due
. . This Afternoon ..
CARAVANS WILL
FOLLOW CULVER
Uncertainty Prevails as
to . Whether' Senator
Borah Will Be Here
; for Convention. "' -
THUISOAV PIMIUItAM- .
8 a. in. Itcifisti-alloii awl golf
tournament, .
'- IU n. in. Owning nicrliiig--uildrcsM1
of wclitinte,' nionsi,
Itiiiiunl rci(Mi.s of officer.' ' '
. IS in.. Luncheon of board
sorrelnrlcs, ; - . .
, .l:0 p. ni. Address Senator
Uoti (tentative), .
1 , 2:30 p. ni. Meeting of Mate
dclcgatcis '
9 p. in. resident's ritptlon
nml ball. .
3 to 5 i. ni. TV at- Hot fnkr
anil drlvo through valley . fur
limiting women. .
Harry II. Culver, prcHldfnt of
Wie Califurnlu J(cl Knlate nnHoclrt-'
lion .nud knov all over the conn
liy as the' man who popularized:"! -""" mcnin mrs. Avery, eounly agent bell.-ves. This Inillclminl against the alleged kld
the golden rule among really bro-J-u"10 Jtckson, grand lluth; of), probably due to Hie fuel thai j napers I his action would hate, been
kers. will lend the flux of con- i Bttk,'r. Ho. only grand officer svernl farmers In the valley havo i construed to subslanliate failure to
venilon gliosis and delegates lnto!Irew-uu . . .
la Oran.Je when he arrives with
Mrs., fulver and their Biimll
daughter. I'atrlcla, by aulomobllo
ubout. 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Itealtors from east. weHl, north
und south aro expected to folio tv
linn Into town shortly afterward.
tu-avmt Iauvcs lortuuiu.
One hundred '. d'.lrewtes fronl
llrltlsh Coluinlila. Western Wash;
luKlon und Western Oregon wero
In Ihe '.caravan I hat left I'oliluuJ
I his morning, according to tele
graphic word received here by T.
W. Ziuilnermnrt. s-cretary 'of the
Northwest Ileal Kstutc . assocla
llon. They got under way at
o'clock and are bent on making
Ihe convention clly by S:i)0 this
evening, H. B. Symniollds. grand
marshal of the caravan, wlrttd
uhead. Western Washington real
tors will join the caruvuil at I'eil
dleton. Wllllntn Miller, president of thai
l"cn Iwird. nnd . J. JUaek went
Pendleton to meet them. Tin y
ii:. be dined at the 12IK3' lemplo
V
frvmirt'iM on J'neo Tlv)
HARRISONS WILL
FACE GRAND JURY
IN ASSAULT CASE
V. H. Harrlron and 1?. 1. Hur
riyon were bound over to Ihe grand
Jury from the
morning whei
justice court this
they waived preli-ithe
minarv heurtug on u charge of
3iuH ami battery. On motion of.iouii monntains. jiid the North
Carl G. Helm, dlstrlet attorney, ! powder range eb-jr to t klah.
Judce Hush K. Hrady aal us com- When this lookout tow-r Is com
miltiug maglflrate. jplet-d H will b- the hlchert In
The Haniuons were released on i Ka:f"rit .in-gon. Jt. Is being built
th"ir own recoKnlwnieo niHil the
liexl session of the grand Jury.
They . iv arrefted July I- on
the toinplaint of Hurry Ausbury.
w hom I hey ure ulleg"d to have assaulted.
La Grande W. W.G. Is First In
Pacific Northwest Contest
Six' girls of llie World Wide
llulld of the I'irsl llnillal church
When
The Paper
Doesn't Come
fbrrr cArrlcr NrUii! I Car
Mjpikr u that found In monv
Twnmtnillle.s but II t ( Pr-ftvt-.
liM'nuiM'il cln-iilutlon
new roulc new tnrrkr?
llri' rait" poor . crk In
MC Of XNL-lAllt lttilon.
WlH'it Mir aMr fa Ha "r"
rl e pnmipll.v rwli r miiiK.
llrffeforr. it MNIal M-rfc I
atallahlf rr ywt ibrtMiitli The
M?rr rr's arraitgrnirtil lJ
W(bni I n Ion. ilul rail Main
21 anil a paper will b
the neglcvltil ub rllHr bjr Mw
lal iitewtictr wMlmiit rliamr.
Vmi nrr al urgiil lo regiler
iMir eimtplalnt ni The lTrr
ttttk'c lo prrvrnl rwurremr.
"Observer Advertising
A Uervuaudisbiv berloa.N
50Memb ers
Of Schilke
Club Meeting
Baker, Union and Wal
lowa County Women
Represented at Gather
ing at Cove
Moro tliun 50 members of the
Iom U. Schilke association of past
matrons, which la made up of pa.
rn Star fronttilaktr. Union and
Wallowa four,'.- are In attend
ance ut the annual meeting, which
w.ib called to order this morning j
at nbout U:3U, o'clock by '.tli.nl
president, Mrs, K K Kiddle, Of. Is -
land City. The meeting Is. being
held In 1 h". Ascension grove at
Cove.
The
association ' was .organized
a year ago Jwt following the
death of Mrs. liora. U. Schilke, a
pjst grand mutron of the Order Of
the Kustern Mar. Airs. Srhllke
was active In forming the organ
ization, ho after her death In June,
1925, the organization wa named long II will take tn compute Ihe
In her; honor. ' r .. ... - jwork ilependB largely on. .weather
Other officers besides Mrs. ld'l!o"l,Ml0"s' but H tlie 'ivenihur con-
die are Mrs. I. Kennon. of m.kcr
vicft president; Mra. a. Ponrod,
of Hupp, secretary; arid Mrs. Wul-
ter Cock, of Union, treasurer.
A biiBliiPHS motln for the olnc-
lion of non- offlers was scheduled
for tills morning, but was post
poned until aftfr the picnic lunch. :
Thta afternoon a program of munlc
nnd I-Pil 1 1 n mi will l.a- iHvnn. villi
each town repvespntod furnlflhlnff
ono number.. Alr. K. F. JLcuHnlcr
will give a rcudinir cut lu Grundo's
part on the program. -
i-oiirit'tn ihi uruiiao women arc
First Daughters of Utah
PlOnCeiS Society in
Un V
m. ixiv ivo-
tcrday.
The first chapter of the I'aujrh-
tcra of Utah Pioneers tn be ortran
l?.ed In Oregon was foniH'd here
yiitorday ' by General Ills'orliiii
l-'lora Hran llorin, of tlu ciulral
company of yull Lake City.
(Continued on Pajre fi
Building New Lookout
Tower Upon ML Emily
Work slarl.'d Ihe flrsL of this
' lA-i-nk tin llw iTitiat riict tnn itT n Ifinl;.
out tower on the top. of Mt, l-imlly,"
The tower, Whieh Wilt be SO reet
high und .mad"- of steoi, will b" I
t.-.i ii... i.ii. .,-.- . w.i..f ,.r Mi I
Knilly. Krom the tower pi-actlcHlly
entire H!iu- MoUirialn . rang"
ar.-Uvin be Bten, Ineludlnc Ihe Wal
cooperatively by - I'nlon county,
Ih", slate of Ori'gon und llie na
tional forest ser vie .
I'lann are to Imv: the Iow.t
coiupletej and ready for ui!" In
about two e"Ka.
here return"d lo UHr homes tics
ntornlng after itHending th nlaie
house purly ut MeMinnlle, btin.,'
Ing with th"iu Ihe dlslrkt trophy.
The local girls won the trophy
ov.-r the "ill Ire diytriet. w hh h
rum prises Oregon. Wushinglon.
Idaho and Monlniia. by ti:i luir !"'
Iarg"st number of potnln In 111"
polnl-stundurd coiil-Kt condueleJ
by guilds all over the euunlry
during the past year. The La
Grand" guild had more than
points. The Hab'Mi guild was sec
ond wllh titfU uoinls and wc.:
u w a r d e d Ihe at a t e t ro p h y .
About l.'iM girls were In all- ii'i
uikt at Ihe house pally, which
started lust Saturday and closed
Monduy ari"rnoon. At Ha flail Mr
Cb un. of 8nlt'in. ws elect' iJ pr--il-bnt
of the siute orguniKiiiloii;
Mi.y Mutyotie Maguire. of
Grand", vtee prvbb nt; Mlw Ircii.
Jay, of G ra n t s Pas. iM-rn-t a ry
treasurer. und Miss Mildred lnn
lels. of Portland, secr-tary of lit
erature. The l.i Grand" W. W. G.'s had
eharg" of Ihe morning deolionj
on Monday's program.
The elrls from here who all"nd
td wen-: Mlsw Ibmnl" and l.uee.i
Olh't-r. Alarjorle Mugulre. Murla.i
1 Inn is. IJthcl Hi own und liukcl
i Hector.
NFW HHAPTFR
- IS ORGANIZED:
HARVEST DfJ GRAND JURY
IN EASTERN REFUSES TO
0RE60N HOW INOIGTTRIO
ti ' n. l -, .
Union, WalJOWa , LOUMy
. i iriliers iUSy '.With
' : : 'VllllCr . MlCttt .
UMATILLANS ARE
- NEARLY FINISHED
J
. r, " . , i "-. "'
, I CnfJICUm , KeilOrt t 'laCOS
expected Yield at
5,250,000 'Bushels.' .or
Less This Year.-. "
Grande ftondc : valley laln th
fmlddle of the grain .season How
...continues ns II Is . otf Ihe , grain
' wlir 'v' ' lKrshwl'' a"nl -;-1iKUh'd
to mHrk,l-or wur.'louw withouP
;a lialL,
Some combine intrvttra,t:tHrt-
ed work llu fli-nt of this wek for
tin firm tinm thin si'HHon. HL'ad''r8
and binding mut-hhicf havi. bt vn In
- Jlil .; "'"
,iul wlM
Jj!foro umny niort)io duti- was Iniif rieliit to warrant
days aa jvcral fl -lds of grain ovr
the valley ore 'now ready and "Wall
ing' for the throsh-r.' More 'grain
will tx. Iifi ivomIk.I tv crwithlnti 111 1m
,vcur .1 h.ni cvrr bi-fort' H
(purchased new
combines during
sinco last year. s
' C'mu IlllilHtln' ; V
II. IS yot: too. oarly lo delcriulne j
the size of .thla years crop. A
fanner from i-llglu reporlo a good
jcrop and one neurer . l.a Grande J
r.-I7orin unit ilia wil.'Ut i.f ,.ti'tuinii I .tuorneys lor rilrs. .tiei nerstilt,
l o bushels to the aei e. Wheal how ever, see Imllcatluns of Ow
fields ner Elgin were not dam-,(.vangeist'i kidnaping story In Iho'
aged by frost ns much as other 1 tindlngs of the grand Jury. . ...
fields In Ihe valley. Home licldsj ...,,,, .Vri,.i,.l n v..ui im. i i.i.l
'near h.Te w.-'re . damaged ' only
'" ...
OrC-.Pl"nted. which la laler tlwu- tin;
t,, r vurlcties. -
TI norilUl. cruli for , iU couuly
is '1,1.6, 0u btialu'iH. KhUihuUh now
are thai tlm w inl r wheat .yi'ld
will be about, ont; half of what it
la normally und I Ik nprljii; whuf
about- two-tlilrds of the. u:iu:tl
yield. i ,'
UuA l'btiASl-.S KVJtMKItS
AMCUU Ore, July :t (Kpecia!)
Grain hauling Is now under way
In this vicinity. The growers hcr-
are well pR-asud v.lUi the yield,
considering the early frccifi'-s.
COMIM.irilXi IIAJtXKST
VKSIH JiTU N, Ore., July 1
("ypecial). Wheal harvenl In Cui
ulilla county, will be 7 p"i: cent
Complete by HaturduA- nlgJil, llu
(Continued on Page Four.)
WALLOWA COUNTY
REQUESTS HELP OF
LOCAL ANGLERS
Wallowa lou illy,, which ban
taken upon llsvlf the eat iitn la
ment of members of the North
west. Heal IXiHe nwuehiliu-l
during lh"lr I rip Into Ihe won
derland territory Kiiuday follow
ing the. I href-day coin "tit Ion
h'-re, has sent an urgent re.
Hues! to li. Grande I hat uld be
gleti In procuring flsi for tit"
trout br-.-adfast, w hleh la a puil
of I tie day's ptogiam.
Knt"rpi ise f""ls 1 hat II Is
doubtful it enough fltfh can be
ra ught lo sutlsfy 1 he iippetlle
of the tailors ualvsii the Gr.mdc
Hond" alley anglers lend th'dr
assist u nee. Kecently he mem
bers of Ihe Wing, Hit und Kl';et
foul rlub vot"d at I heir an
nual banuu't lo I urn In fish
raiight lust Sunday for 111", pur
pose but it Is r"poited (tint not
a single fltfh wtifl fui nished ut
tint) time.
l-'ishrrniii who desire lo help
their Wallowa brel hr"n may
bave their caleh'S at the
Grand-, Hond" Meat com piny
In-re or III Knt'Tprlse, f i h,
latler pbice Is n- anT the oc lie
of lh"lr spurt.
Water Supply Failing
In U atl.t. . i 'akmI v!
... t vu.nj
i
AVAI.I.OWA. Ore. Jul)' Z I. tHp"-!'lhc
eltil t'oiillnued -Iry "uih"r Is ,
I'dllng on Ihe uub-r nupply In '
many purts of the county, WHt'
und springs, which huv" in pusl i
ers h"ld up w-li during the dry;
seuTon, hav' ben failing recently.
Some furne rs In Ihe hill countty
have found It nermtsu ry lo haul
uul'T to replenish their nupply for
louie uh". Aliiny feur lhal nlth
two or lbi"e montba of the dry
jfason y t ahtud that WMter will
tie'oitie even muTir before
enough storms come lo fluh up
tlie supply.
Aimec's Story Fails to Sc--cure.
Aji Official
Substantiation
11 JURORS VOTED '
AGAINST TRUE BILL
Investigation' Will Not Be
' Dropped1 - Keycs Is to
,. Continue Search for
Ormiston.
t -
I.OS ANGNt.KS, July 21. (AD
The case of Alnce ri"inpe Mc
pherson todar was no nearer a
solution limn when she drttmatU
cully reappeared at Agua , Prielu,
Mexico, June 23, after being mita?
Ing ?,fl 'diiy'8 " mitt . iM'i'Huiiiabtv
j drott md, und told Jn-r Hlory or
havlnn: burn Uldnap'jd und. hHd Tor
ransoui, r , ,
' Tin cbunly frrand Jury which
yesterday finlsli'd an ixhaustlv:
investigation lastinsr thn;c wcrUs.
ri'portf'U at the conclusion of Its
Inquiry that lh evidence produced
I mi lntlctm nL iu;.iiuwt tlij thrt "
unlndcnliilcd pcronH two men
and a w omun irniiud Jy M r.
McJMn-rson n her alaluctoiu Had
O.ithe grand -jury returned a blunKeL
rh, a a true bill came from Ihe de-
il'uly district nltonivy Joe Hyan,
I who directed the llivesligalion.
The. action of the lury
evplalus
.fully. Ihe weight of evidence In thu
'case" was his brb-f eNclnmntion.
.' rAttorucy Drfentl Alnico
only bfiirs out her story and proves
It tru-, but reveals h-r to Ihe
world us n trulliful. upright wo
man, who has withflood the ut
tuvkn.Jn a, relUlouw. Kod-fearln
manner. -.lr?. Mt-I'hcrsbn'H -story
rclutcd .llnn and timr. aixalti to of
ficials and olh'i' n'main us firm
and unshaken an Ihtr rirsl time It
win told" inr lawyers decland I
tt Htalemenl given out last nlgliLaL
Ang"lus 'IViuple. .
Con 1 1 inn' lii'.stl'jciilion
Thai. Ih" Investigation of
I
the
w o-
Htraiigu dlHappenr.ince of Ihr
man pastor would
be
contlnu'd
(Continued on Page 6)
COTTAGE GROVE
WOMAN, 100, GIVES
VIEWS ON GIRLS
COTTAOIJ GKOVI-;. (.ne., July
il. (AP) Mrs. M"lvlna Willis, of
this city, 1 mm jeiirs old today, can
not g"l used to the bobbed hair,
bobbed skirls and lip sticks.
"In my early d.iys I'm not rfil
ly old yet-girls got .spanked for
showing their legswe called 'em
limbs then." she uaid. "Nowudayn
I ,, .-e-Mii to be bobbing their hair
und nkirts In the sani proportion,
and If lin y keep making th'dr hair
us short uti lh"tr skirts we are
likely to nee a lot of baldheadcd
women.
"When I waa a girl only those in
knee skirt's bobb"d llndr hair. It's
about the suui" now. exept that
th'-y uro till doing It."
Of about 12i direct descendants
present at a Kl'nering In honor of
Mrs. WIIUs century unnlvcrsary
not more than a dozen women had
; unshorn hair,
j Mrj. Willis was born wh"n John
j Oulney AduiiH wa president, and
(knew Abraham Lincoln and Gn
j -rul Grant when they were bo.
I Iter fath'-r one" owned ir,a neres ot
whu is now Chicago. He uold It
for IIOOM.
"Faleful Day" Makes
Kself Known lo Realtor
Hom'-thlng wajt bound to hap
p'-n .eslerday. Tho iiewpa,pem
aabi so. and T. W. Zimmerman
secretary of the Nori hwesl Ileal
lOstule usso'IhI lull, who Is here
Preparing for the annual conv.
n-
;lof wrh 1().KlMH
glns tomorrow (tire-
fullv read a comub-le u ceo u lit of
fateful day" yesterday uft'T-
noon. Thn h" got Into his auto-
mobile neitr the Kob-y hole nnd
It happ"ncd, or should one my
occurred?
A car driven by Clue. N-ss. of
Cove, en" k"d Into his ttracliiiMr
' h"ud on, ruining his buinpi-r and
tdluturldng his pent-r of mind. Tb"
J police rub d lhal Miss N'-km was tn
Jtlie wrong and she ptild Mr. 'Am
! incrniH.ii for the i pt n.' of a new
, bumper.
j An) how. thu real cwUile offb lul
now fultv believes "what tho pa-
I per eays." (
n . is
Tin Klks' temple .Will.' ,sero ts, hoiKluarttirs fP ilm MciiilMirs of IIhv Kortliwtxt' RU l-tto
iLvsociation whlki in . . t(ciu-bore TimrsOa), J-'rltlay flpU Salurtlay. MoctliMpi will be hitKI on
the MXfmd floor, 'with llm cy.epiloii of tlw aiuiuui bainUet Satuitlay nlit, whk'li is wiKxtuled to
UiUo place in Zubcr halij.1 . ,: . .. ' " '
FI1S DM FDBOl SCORED
VALUED RELICS
Thirty-Five Business
Places in La Grande
Assist in Advertising
Big Pageant. .'
. " '.'
Tile rlehesl scenes In American
history stretching ba'-k-' to the
day when Ihe Half Moon p6ltet) Itn
fxplorlnir nose Into the waters.of
the Hudson, and touching on the
dramatic events 'nterWihijf be-'
Iween It und the return of Uic Am-
j orican occupation foreea al'tijr .Ih
world war are C(Hjurru .'" up 1m
foro the yeii of 1-a Grundy In (the
form of window dinplnyB this vetk.
Thl(y-flve .firms havn' onlercd
,thi! Jihitorlv window dlspfiiy Co'n
.vvkr which Is belnu eondiKted by
the American Ikioii post In iqIi
ncct ion with Ihe presentation of
Ihe patriotic pa'iint. "ThivHplrlt
of America."-' Two prizes,- one Of
flU and tin othr, rive. hav- Jmi-ii
off'-rrd by the paK'anl cotmnlttfe,
which consists of the cntlni' in-in-lii-i-nh
1 1 of lni local. 'post. , ; :
1 A eofttinlltp'e -frbm - Ihe.iirt' de
parlini'iit of the'' Nelbhborliood
club will net as Judi;. Aniiounc'-
m-nl of I In winners will .be' inado
),-,ijUy evening, llarler .'Hlchnrrl,
son, post cominaiidcr. ; nald . Hits
mornlnir. As cha'finsn ofMrii- con-
lesl. committee, 'Mr; Ulchardsori '
hus eliminated lilihsefr from the
competition. . ' '; " . 11 i
.Many Itelk .Seen " '
Choicest relies, Hotiie'Wjf. th"jii
treasurers that hive been In Ih
family for general ions, hav
brought from -their hiding plriees
to niako the dlsplcys some of-.' llie
iiio.jl valuuble1 wr sliown In u
(ContlntietJ on Paga f)
To Nominate Pershing
As Legion C-ommander
WASHINGTON, July :h (AP).
; uertil Pershing will be pluctd
in iiominutlon for national com
ma nder of . t he American l,eglon
at the convention of Jh" org;jnlzu:
Hon in PhlbMlelphlu in October.
The George WuMhlnglon post No.
I of Ihe .'Klon las voted unani
mously lo piopos" the - cytiimuTi
der vf the Amerlcun armies tn
lranee for tlie place. It u us .de
cided that it would be peculiarly
filling fur Mm tn ogain leud Ih"
veterans of the World wur w b -n
they go to Paris for their , cou
vonllon In l!U7.
TODAY'S GAMES
AMI IIK'A.N I I.AI.I l; ,
I'll I I.A.I l-;i.l'lll A (AC) it. II. I.
cl'-vehind f, ') o
I'liiladelphia ' ' 1 I
Mllll'Tles: l.eve.11 and I..
'II; Kliinl.e. JJn.y and TerUliiH.
W A HI 1 1. NOT IN t A I'l - II. II. H.
Iielroll , 7 IJ t
U'lishlngtoil , G . X i'
naileries: Wells. lloMo'Miy. ' no
per, Kloner mid Woodull; ll.iy
woilb,, (.igd.-n nnd Title,
IIOSTON. (AI') i:.
HI. fouls ... 1 1
lloslon I
Huiterh's: Vitnglbk-r and
I. K
a I
4 S
Hur
grave; '.a hiclier.
und Htokc.i
Wet,r, f.'luwer
NKW VOIIK. (AI)
'hieugo
New York
11. H. i:.
... 4 12 J
...3 8 I
IJulleries; IHaiilienslilp and
Crous"; Hoyl .md lb ngough,
Hkirr.
ntio.nai, lJ-:.f.r,' '
piTTHiti uo, (Ap) - i;. l. I;.
Itroofclyn ' a 0
Pittsburg I 4 .0
Hatterles: . Putty and Har
grcavet; Hongur and Gooch.,. ,.
Headquarters Of Realtors
ItBNVKHi folo.i July .81. (AP)
II. M. Tnadi, or IHirtland, Ore.,
today won the all around trap
shooting championship In the great
western lournauiant livri. by break
ing 115 targets ont of a possible
200. ...
. filtA.NTK PASS.' Ore.. July 21.
(Al'l Howard Hoff, .30, of filcn.
ilora, t'al., was drottncil and SU;ve
Maxcv. who reskli'M on a ranch
I four miles from Urants Pass on
tho llogun rlttir, 'wan apparently
llfeless BfUp liavlnir bwn lakeii
frum lb river at noon, today.
:'lHOAiO, July 21. -(.UMrcx
Itlcltanl, New York promoter, an
nomicMl today thai. Jack IH-nip
any, world . licavywottfht ' bojjnic
cliauipKm. wilt titwt tnc Tunney
In :hlcKo cut September i t ' l
dcfcithc of his. fMle. ,: . i ''
' VA1I1H, July ; 21- '. (AP)- '1'ho
lieuif foriniNl Herrhill giwunuiMHit
which suixvilnil Hie truth minis-
fennel in Hie chamber of Ucpntloa
toilay. . ,lh oto was UNT mahMt
hc BotrrnnK-iit to 3M In Ms favor.
EDITOR IGNORES
HOWLS OF RUDY,
11 MnrtM'li yHFIK1 'n-'Pcl'l' of thu- rlK'iloetlh amrnd
H lLilVlUUiT4 . DnMft; t ,, modification of tho Vol-
' '"' '' .. r .: ' . .' stend not In th , sama!, category
C'HK'AOM.- July, ii. f AD TOu. .wllh Itusslim bolsheylsnj, ..blaok
dolph .Vnlenllno's pugilistic asplra- shirt fascist and rollshiJiTn.olc
lions' today seemed, doomed to dlo dlclalors" Henalor Kd.arda con
uni.orri ' . ' '"' 'tlnued," Is a- dastardly-. slur on
': The movlo shlek wanted to, fight
llie anonymous writer, of . a Chi-
Ago .Tribune editorial -In. whlcn
eosmeOes nnd. pontwles for men,
as vended by, a slot machlno In! lions, just as ireo or q. sgu.se anu
fhleagd's newest ball roorrt. . in. false pretense as his own.
voked the use of xolamaUon "And In spltn of Borah's polltl
niarjis, . ' ' ' leal gesturing and plsy.tor Into!-,
Valentino sent otii a challenge o 'erant support,", the flew Jersey
the .writer, who hod lermfcd ;B- senator conllnued,, "I shall eon.
dolph llie prototype of Uio model tlnuo' to oxerclse iry rl?nt a, a (roe
American mei.le. und "Ihe beaull and tintruinmelcd American to
ful tfardener's son," and asked volco praise of tho good and do-
wbv ho had not been drowned-
years ngo. Valentino Intlmatou
MKit lit- could give a good account
of hlmiielf at fisticuff, but the
writer of the editorial has taken
no notice of the movlo actor's
dander. ' .
Medford Legionnaires
Favor State Police
MKDI'OKO, Ore., July 21 fAP).
The Medford post of the Amer
ican legion ut the alulo conven
tion at Multifield next iiinuth,
will Introduce a resolution lavor
Inff the establishment of u state
police force, modeled after those
now operating iji 11 states. The
resolution holds that such nn or
ganization would tend for. effi
ciency, economy und eliminate
overlapping of utithorlty in en
forceiiienl. (.ill, 8, Kidnaped in
Portland Last Night
P'UtTlsANO. Ore.. JnU 11 .(AP)
- Police were nsked lo ultl In the
search for Kdtlta Hunt, . who
wua reported lo have been picked
up in an eavt abb street ut. H
o'eloi'k last night and curried uwuy
in a tuxleab. The child's ftruml
motlier. Mrs. Catherine Uii'Ttn.
made the rem-iit. police detee
Oves sub) they liiid In formal Ion
that II, wus the child's mother who
took her.
The child was being kept by the
grandmother whllr tho purenls
-ert In California,
Officers traced a mull und wo
man with the child us far as Ha-
l"iu, where they were report'
have purchused tlek'-ts for
AllgelcH.
d lo
l.os
I. AM' 111' UlMil, MIIPPI O
It A K Kit. Ore.. July 21 fAP).--
Uist of Maker county's injfi wool jb"lng tne with by foreigners. Nonw
was buvlng for I'm (Is ml today. 1 erous fights betwi'cu forelgil'TS
Hlilpmeiil of HMI.ihmi pounds was4 and Frenchmen have occurred In
made hy 1'oMinun Interests nn 1 1 restaurants nnd rifes. Keciiilugly
Mutt Oean. (It Is tho "open eaaon" for Anter-
BY EDWARDS
New Jersey Senator Ac
cuses Idaho Statesman
of . Slurring Hundreds
of Americans.
W.UIHiNOTON, .luly 21. (Al'
Kenator Borah,' republican, Idiihu,
was accused of casting 'a dastard
ly slur oh hundreds of -Apicrlcans"
seeking modification , of tho Vol
stead law, In a formal 'Statement
today by H.nalor Udwards, demo
crat. New Jersey. ' ' .
He challenged the Idaho senator
10 llisprove. Ills ioyitny.m.i:i,.ine v
had been nn "unoomproihtslng'utl
.voiintii of nnll-volKtiiadlaili." 1 eS
Senator Edwards suld the npnech
by Iho IdabO: senutor'lB Augu'a,
Oeorgla, last :, Stiiulay, cdatalnco)
more fury and less :'.aensa -than
y other though a to which he
1 "Pre", on since bo. ot-
Itahud the hMghta. of Ao.crlc.p
Ilesvnta l1aislfeaUo(i
"ii'or Senator- Bofah...Jo ' placa
honest and sincere cilvocatea of the
scores,, aye, hunureas 01 minus
Just, as genlunely. American, Just
as patriotic; .Jtist. as,; .ufuiffeoUd
.with dishonest motivesor inten-
nimciation 01 iiib uau,
"1 emphatically deny that antl
Volstead propoganda. (when such
(Continued on Pa4 ft)
Nine Killed in Blast
In Moffat Coal Mine
HI.OCTON, Ala,, July 21. (By
thn Associated Press) Nine wcro
killed In a gaa explosion at
tho Dixie. Mine of tho Moffatt Coal
company negro workers. Hcven of
Hip bodies were removed aTter Ihe
explosion.
Her riot Favors Debt Payment;
Americans and Frenchmen Mix
PA It IK, July 21. : (AP) -The
ni'wlv formed Harriot government
In Its ministerial d"claratlon be
fore the chamber of deputlert. B"l
itself ou'rerord as oppo3d to In
riallon of the French currency,
and In favor of payment of nil
debts.
Kepiiblieaii soidallsta. heretofore
slaiiuch supporlers of M. Herrlott.
are prime. mo ers for a comtnHlee
or jiuldie sufety. They declare
the sltimtlon reiiulres something
Klromrer tliun Ihe mttiinlry of Ju
tire jo meet thn situation. Kvcn
Ihe .posiblllly of such a move be
ing uncouslitullontil has not serv
ed to dampen the urdor of thoe
j who ure asking for a species of
Jtciutorshtp. Tliey are not d'
inundlng iinylhlng in oil "bd on Ihe
revolutionary body dominated V'
Oanion find Itobesplerrc, but It is
i their opinion I h comiiillleo should
have sufricb nt power tp act with
energy, unhampered by parlia
mentary olt ruction.
Police. Step I Igbt.
Hoots, cutcalls und Instills arn
Senator Fesa Optimistic
. Following Conference
f v with Coolidge . : .
NEXT CONGRESS
MAY TAKE ACTION
Iowa Republicah Conven
tion Hears jPraise -for
Brbokhart ihd Warn
ing to Easterners.' .
;'PAtX SMlTHfS, K. T. July 21.
(AP)-rI"rdlcUn that there woyld
be a movo In tho, pext congress to
strengthen What aJready. has been
done by thn administration for farm
relief, senator Pi.,. republican,
Ohio, left White. Wnn camp today
after a visit with President Cool
idge, asserting that thta would not
l.e along unoconomla' lines or- In
the direction of prjo;flrln;.
'Fesa declared hf'tnoveiiient' to
strengthen the atone already taken .
for farm relief would be along eco-.
nomlo lines with epeclal attention
to cooperative marketing and then
only In ways that experience with
the presuiit, legislation dciiioJiatrnt-.
ed tu be. wise. :.v "
Tariff Wul. Opposed.
In' his opinion there will be no
serlouar movement' against the tar.
Iff. for. he said,, tt per cent, of tho
farm products are sold In thta
country, and the went Is dependent
upon thn purchasing power of ton
east which ncoda tariff .protection
to. prosper. . . . ,
; There lla hern a serious sll nu
ll on In -sections of the west, thn
ena'tof .ass'erted ' particularly 1n
'sonio'slaijeslkn towa; whero tliern
'Is heavy .'mortgage 'Mndebtednuss
aad.the banks fcav loanet pn In. '
flated values. ;;,,.',,-'
' blames War ' Times
Tho Whole Situation. Mr. Kcnn
continued !s 00S gTowtog out of
ihe war.. Other Industries took
their losses, he Mid, but the farm
er did not, althoukh lis . is now
gradually reeoverlnf.
president Cooildle, he said, la as
popular, as eve, and has lost tit
tle if any of hi real strength in
tho country Vln Ohio, particularly
mr. . fuss sailed,; tho .president is
mora, til A 11 'hold Ins hut nm .nit In
stronger than his. parly..,. '
low. I'rslses BraokLart
DE8 M01NEB,;la.,'uly lit (Ar;
(Continued 0B Page Fvo)
JUNIOR SENATOR
SAVES LIFE OF
' FLORIDA WOMAN
. WABHINGTOM, July 21. (AP)--
Senator Robert, R Btanfleld. of
Oregon, risked nIS life In a success
ful effort to ears a drowning wo
man In a heavy undertow late yes.
tcrday off Ocean City, Md.
. Hearing , Mrs. . J. E. Bwanson,
wife of a Miami, I''l,, real estsW
operator, cry for. help when , she
felt the undertow dragging her
down the aenator.swam to her and
supported her for 16 minutes, un
able to make -progress toward the
beach against the tinderstow and
until life guards arrived, Hhe was
revived after she was taken to the
beach. Menator Utallfleld described
the experience as to ; most har
rowing In hla lfe.'
leans, A bus filled with Americans
visiting the height pf Monmurm
wua surrounded by s. mob, tho
members of which tried to daru
the Americana Out of It. Thnr
was m, lively mttup until the poltcu
arrived and dispersed the crowd.
(.iwing to the f.tcjlement over
the full In fits vlun of Uie fnuie
the government Has ' proliiblled
the riidlocastliiff i Of Ihe rule on
tho dollar and pound sterling. It
Is also coiislderltif thn uuostlon of
preventing thn ruto being posted
In places visible from tho at reel.
During tho closing bourn of th
Bourse yesterduy cxlra police worn
called to hold back tho great rush
of people to buy foreign bomra
with dividends pavUble. in stable,
currency and to veil domestic si
curlties of whleb they feared a
capital levy was to bo made.
- Utiiis.
The Krench frgtiq reacted fa
vorubly today, olostnf officially ni
4i.9t to Uie dolluri us ugahiaL
yesterday.
The reason given in flnanclu
circles b that tho, bear m.ovomen ,
hua como fur beyond tho. polnv
jiuftifled by actual elrcumHUuicer".
and that arrecovury o( tho vlotcn
fluctuations la cortuln, 1 1