La Grande evening observer., July 22, 1926, Image 1

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THE WEATHER
OttfcJGON: Fair tonight
and Friday but cloudy
along tlio const. Cooler over
the east and central por
tions tonight.,
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VOLUME XXIV.
MKMEElt. ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1926.
' MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 10
ENTION
m wmnm
REALTY
CONV
m KEY
IS6IVEHT0
VISITORS
Northwest Association Is
.. Welcomed During the
i Morning Session
ANNUAL REPORTS
OP OFFICERS READ
Recommendations Made
by Zimmerman Del-
' zell; Speaks for Gover
nor pierce. ';;;, r. ;:;
. JWIIMV PROfillAM ' '
a a. m. Breakfast confer
ences. . ';'
. :30 a. m. Address, Clieslcr
A." Moon. ; i v
10:15 a. m. Address, (ilcain
I), unionism ,, .
;rlt:IS a. hi.- Conference
irt-rn Mutes real WUlc com
missioners. . ,
10!..,m AtWriws, WIII
lan K. Hcrwai.
: 1 1 :i!5 a. . h--A(Ulnws, Karlc
It.. Jcnncr. ... .
; js16 p, W .Luncheon of
board pn-shk-iilit 1 al Somrotr
hotel. ; - '"
" i:30 p. ' mi Adilrtfcs, Harry
H.;. C1il!r. 1 r' r
2;K p. m. Address, Br. V.'.
T.Wiy. - '
'. i p. m l'apur, J. II. al
Wcrt. . '..,''. tin.-iy'-'" ' '
, : 8:. tO. fV.j 'Ml. AiWrwSi IWMlih
KdllllllMl.. ' ;'.-; . '
. 4 p. m. .ddross, W. A. Kasl-.
man. '".' v- V .',
: 8 p. ro.-r-i:ecutllt commit
to dinner and tomrcrenc.
8:15 p. : in- Annual 1 1ve
IllUltltR ctip ' contest.
. 0 p. m. Address, Governor
' Walter M. Plereo. . ' . "'
.Ma; m. -Breakfast at lUTCr
snlc park for women.
2:15 p. m. ?Thcatrr party at
A resale for women.
" Bound by ties of bualncaB- fra
ternity and their .mutual interest
Jn the progress of real estate in
!iirest and ownership as President
A. II. H-jrnhlSfl, of Tacoma, put it
in his annual report reultors from
Jirlthdi -Columbia, from Wowhlng-j
iton. Idaho, Montana and Orcyon.
.heard and accepted tho welsomca
of reprcseotatl'Vesior thft state, the
host , city and. the . entertaining:
realty board for the tenth ftnnual
convention of the Pacific Nortli
west Heal KsUjte association, which
opened at the Klks li-mplc at 10:30
o'clock this morning.
American and Uritish flags
hung sidn by sldo on thc platrorm.
"t Canada" was sUng with the
cl..ln anmr lllf) oltMlllllpr of
c o m m o r c e quartet. And l.olh
Americana and Canadians joined
lustily In tho singing nr "America."
und "God Save thc, King:." The
lti-v. AV. C. ltoss, jiajrtor of tho
I'resbyterlaii church, pronounced a
blessing oa thc .McrnattonuJ guUi-
t,r'"S , ,.
1elcll ItfpreenLi l'loren
V. A. : Iclssill, acknowledging
' .
(Continued on Paa iivc) :
Truck Driver Killed By
Locomotive Near Medcham
When , ; -The
Paper
Doesn't Come
Otwerwr carrier 'rl Is far
superior tn UmU. fouttd In many
ftMtitnunitle.s but ot :t
fi. liH-n-.iil -t'tvrulation
nft w jroutex new m rrtrs
Uhtc cauv poor Mfi(t It
p(tr of mnstant .altenlkMi.
When your paper ("ill to ar
rive promptly rwti eoiiiic,
tltfr-fnre. a imperial seniof. Is
avallalde fir yrm through The
tthMcnrr's itrranri,imiit ltli
Wisl4-m l akMt. Ju-t rail Main
St and a Bttpri alll j be f-iil
the mslftert suttM'rtlinr by pe
Hot nM-wetiKer wlthont itliMrgt.
You are al. urgi(f to rnrlMer
yMir eonitlaJiil at The lMerier
of fine tit prvM-nt recurrrwe.
UUscrrer Adertl?hig
A MeriiiatMlMuf brtioa.w
H.H. Culver
ft7'- d
Harry i II. Culver, --president of
The. California Real . lCstato as
sociation, who Is here for I he P
elfle : : Xorthwest '".' association'!!,
convention. 'Culver Is the man
who buUt t'nlver Oily, (Jul., a
thriving iminlHpaillj or 1 1. OKU
, : pi'rsons. .
Harry. H. Culver, Famous
Caiifornian, : Upholds
Golden Rule as Best to
Follow. V. ;
Work, , with i . vision,- dternilna-
tldn and porsevrenc behind- It.
Thai Is Harry H. Culver's doctrine
of flucceBs; : : ..
J1ul.-fnltU-l8.hlM HL-cr.it of - H; -
fnifli Inmn Idea: fHllli In him lf;
faith in the proverbs.; ,
raxrdco the pold n rule.
r Tell
face
the truth. Ho courteous in thr
of uiscounesy.- unu.-resu.mm r-
.i.. ........ ..tM.. . , ' i
what you start." t , I
.. Iliiltt City of, 11.000 t I
Hlnco-, Culver mlraeulouHly niis-
ed a city of ll.UUU In .1 L years from
a y i) -acre barley field midway In
"hp path of Los AnWa to thu
ocean.
p r po r' S nday "-roaturls;;
... - .... .'Z ......, , ul
only f
0U0 and an Idea, newspn
and magazine writers from coast
to coast have besieged him with
Interviews on how he did it; what
rules he followed, und how the
GIVES RECIP
FOR SUCCESS
other fcllow should proceed to Ret sidewalk situation to sewer proj
ahead. Jlc 1ms been queried so cctfl. An amendment to the side
often, and asked so nearly the walk ordlnunce was submitted but
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CllClTy Hai'VCSt Nearly
Ended in Cove District
i
rv'i-: iiii- rKi.ii-lt Tin-
hl,rrv ,, , ..,,.,-ino- n mil.
Many wf lhl. mHlfr . orchards an
rinlslM'it. and the; large orchards
jare Hearing completion. ,S"verul of
live pickers front '. outside of the
Cove district have returned lo' thelr
Jjiomes. . . .
r HUljTt Murrllf. abodt 27,'yeam
!oT age, 'was Insdiiit .y killed yest-r-Iday
al 5:3 i. m.. about one und
lone-hatr mlb-H i-at of M arham,
I when he wjJ lilt by a locomotive
leucine. j
' Mtirrlll, a truck driver, in the
employe of the Orecun t"t" htgh-
way commission forthepnst three
I 1 ...,!.. fpnm
.r IT It .1.. .iwsthln morning bound ov
l Ifuntlngtnn yesterday, wjierw he' . ,
has be-n working with the 'olllnri
crew. e wvni lo MeaeliHm shortly
kafter noon lo sturt worklne on the
night shift driving a wuter lank
(truck 4Uid.starte(L, .work at about
'4:30 oVlm-k.
--lUtln't llriir rUutliie - -
-lie backed his ruek aero Ihe
private ntHwuy rlKhl-of-way, near
(the- Alfred' Smith she..p ciimp.
(where the tanks have been water
jlhff b-iivlnc a dllutiee of about
four feet WUccn the truek and
, th railroad trark. ICvld- ntly
i ronc with .u.Jprew.ntin IJ.e condlUsuH
, soni"thing
, pump and he a!b;i around In
front of- (he Iruirk 'aild onto the
railroad trucks JuM at a helper en
irin: eaiire by. The mirlnc struck
him throwing him between 2b and
30 feet. The water la pumped in
lo thc tonka by thc truck motor
. (CouUnutd oa Pa t
Jap Damage
Suit Ready
For Jurors
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
. Demand Verdict Gixlng
li,000 to Yellow
.. .Quintet f.ui', . . -
I'OlltTLANU, Ore.; July 22 (Al')
-Bon. 8iac3 of ih. umUKe u.t
urouBiit ity japuneso mruiijRt u
rL'Hiuvnm or roieuo, urr 1 r
icvicweU In arguments In federal i
court- today, following, tho cIomo
of tenllmony lat yoslrrday. jpnPTT AMn PPATTI
Uirr Thompson, attorney for Hie lWlMlMJ UttUUl -fivo
Japane plHtntiffH. demand- IS THE LARGEST
od u. verdict- wit Ji :. full damapsl
of 25.UUU aKftlnat each of tho dof
feiidHnts, 11c asserted that the ;
the l'uciric ( Hpruen , corporation
iani year, -were qrivcn out or 10-
U-do tliroiiffU .fear Innplred uy t)ia
dfuionstratlpn of a hoalllc mob of
white people." ' ' . .
R. M. Turner, of 'ToleOo, who
with n, A. Green Is conducting
the drenae, appealed for a ve
diet clearing the femliinls, d-
during that citlx?ns of Toledo saw
in llR. eollllnff of tho Jupuneso mi
l,.i.nn ,.r pl.Biin Inhnr widen
I eventually would drive them out
nf ih..lr iol.o i.n.1 rrnm the honits
they hud built In the eominunlty.
He said the efforts, to K"l- the
Japanese away were not Inspired
by enemies against the aliens but
by concern for their own honiei.
Tlinmnunn nrirllml Ihnl t hi filing.
Hon to bo decided was whether,
turlly or .under compulsion. If ' coma, Wush., J 1 1 poUane, Wssli.,
conspiracy wore proved It entitled ft: Suleni, . tf; -iiugene, a: llalley,
Ihe plulntlff to full punitive danir! Ids.. 1; I'oealello. Iila.. 5; Kvpre.lt,
ages, he contended. , .Vash.. 3; Vaktniu. Wasli., 3; Idubo
The arguments wnrl cxpeete t Kulls. 1 : " The Dulles, I, Moscow,
to be completed today and tho. Ida., 1: Aberdeen, Wash., 1; Ol.vm
case inuybc In the Jury's hands pln. Wusli., 1; Wulla Wullu, Wash,,
r"1'"
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I CITY
WATlflTlIG! :
ALLOW MUNICIPAL
l WORK ESTIMATES
: -.' " ..
A,n;OUffh Ah Hmslon continued
fop l!lori. Umn two hour.M. Illllo
accomplished by Uie city coin-
,uilonvri. lailt nlirht with the ex
ception of alio wing- some esllmales
for work done on the sewag" dls -
u p,an( thc BravT -,:rcrk pipr
line, und the pumping plant
Two esllmalrfl. In favor of llari
elibower Hrotliers urtd 0. H. Sellz.
were allowed minus an 'engineer
inff penalty ImpoHed beuJluse of
delay In completing tho plant.
This action win not final, how
ever, and It will bo decided l-iter
whether .he penalty wii. be waived
or sustained. Commissioner It. P.
4indls argued in fuvor of Invcsliga
tlon into the matter. ,
. DlHciiHsloh s ranged front tin-
laid over for later acitou. 'i ins
amendment would give the city
manager, power to condemn a
wooden sidewalk and tear it out
after the nronrtv holders were no-
lined, from half a day to ten days
jailer conuemnnuou, -
lOKTLANI MAS WINS .
lli;AI.TV UOM'TOtliMA"
l It. t pshaw, of IVirtliuid.
won (lie annual golf tournnmeiit
of the Pnelflc Northwest I teal
1 '.state association, at the old
foniitry club links near here this
afternoon. ltolerl tlryor, of
SMikone. WmIi., wmm sVy-ond,
l'pltaw went out in IH and
came In in V2, His haiHlh-ap
of X'J- made his final M-ore OH.
1 tyttr'n mw was: out ftl. In
Uf hnmllcap 27, seoru 71.
Tom Panos Bound Over
To Grand Jury Today
Tom 1'uno". waiving pr'-liminary
hetirlng set. for l:3't p. - m., today
on a charge of attempted rape.
r lo
the grand Jury rrotii the justice
court. ll" )n at liberty on bonds
of 1 1. nno. V. M.1 PHerpon, a pen-
Idleton lawyer. Is rprca"nllns him.
I
Arlington Accused of
Mislcprencnling Faclsjre-i skm ami paiefscc win t
" I ugdn In conclave today to comsld' r
pi;nim;toN. July u (AP).
(.larsije bad service station m-n
in Arlington urt churpej . v. Hit
atony ihe Old Utugon, Trail (o
tourist IraiVlc, bv Uwrge :cr, ex
erutlve sceretgry of the Pendleton
commercial assoctallon. In a let
ter to thc publisher of M"' paper
at Arlington. - I'nfulr and un
sportsmanlike methuds are b"lng
employed to lure thc tourists fruiu
the Old Ortgutt Trail. Uc states. ' I
NORTHWEST
DELE6ATES
m, TT
More Than 200 Hero Be
f0re Noon with Others
Still Arriving
Dr.icn
Idaho, Sends 16
Delegates and Tacoma,
Washington, Sends 11
to La Grande,
At noon today about 125 men
land 75 women had registered for
tlm tenth annual Pacific Northwest
Ileal KHbutc convention, which
:M""r" neru iui morning, nr .
many from outnlde points were still
here.
Pourlns Into the Klks- temple, of-
"clal convention iienUiiuurierH. to
i register and be asslsned to roonis.
far l'ortlana Has the mrffest
delegation In altenUaiHc at the
convention wllll 2 delegates. Boise,
: Idaho is second with 10 delegates,
' Kcl lln irllH 111. WlL'tll lllL'l Oil hllS Slv:
Vuncouvnr. H. t: 3; Vancouver,
Z-i Aivieonda, Mont, ,v. II; lJuliiuu,
Twilsh.. I; Cbnallls, I; t'Qlfa.
IWUH"'. I: ureenicaf. Ida... 1, una
Hny.i'ma 11. Mon 1 ., 1 . M a n y
mnri
names will prolmbly le added to
tin' reffisti-r before today's meid
Injf is ovrr. -
Many Ilmi it alien
Nnrnes of muii" men of import
;nee appeiir on the ri'Rlst ijitiotx
cards lix'tudlticr (hnrlH Maylmry,
of 'Olympln, director of liccnsrs
and roul eslat- commissioner of
Vashlngton; J. W. Wheeh r, Ki-ut-
1U vlce-ir'sld''nt rh et of tin na-
llonul real estate association;
John 1 lurrnhdert seei'etary of the
Heine chamber of commerce and
the Idaho State chamber of comj
mcree; Ira. K. High and wife and
daughter, Peggy, of Uolse, piist
president of the Pacific Northwest
reul estute association; J. P.
Uoughcrty, Victoria, U. C, Insur-
(Continued on Pacp KlveV
Deninscy's Wife on Way
To Colorado Springs
T.OS ANtJKI.KS. July 21. (AIM
Juck Uenipsey's wife, the astute
und uttructive Kstclte Tuylor of
the films, left hurriedly today to
join tier husband al Colorado
Springs on n;cHpl of the an
nouncement of the booking of Ihe
f cuipscy-Tunney fight In 'lilcago
Septeinncr 11.
Private advices from t 'olorado
Springs indicated that I leiupsey
wits not so clear in his mind on
the subject of his September dute
with Tunncy as earlier despatches
hud assorted. Added to t his u us
Ihe fact (hat he had telcjrrn plied
his wife to join It lln without deliiy.
and. RUhfleijuetitly annouucemi'iits
P"cled to be forthcoming.
H the Associated Press)
WAMjA WAId.A. Wash. A bul
let wound received lust Kept em
ber has resulted In the death "T
Willi; m Churb-s, lifer at the state
prison. Charles dbd of shock dur
ing an operation lo remove the
bullet which lodged In his head.
KI'OKANK, Wash.. July 22.
(lalhTeij loKethi-r under the stars
and stripes of New AnpTlea and
line rninsoii-iippeij eugn; reHiuers
or "iu America,' s.vinhots umier
which both races Imtllcil und iuhiIc
It. Ilui lit. nf. Ir.n.r
the problems, of the Indian.
AS"IVU;IA. July tt.A towi rlng
haft on the summit of 'ixconib
hill. erected by Vincent Aslor.
great grtiil grsndson of John Ja
cob Astor. who In 1H11 founded
th flrtit American settlement west
of the Mississippi river, was ib dl
raleij tod ay hy the Columbia Hlver
hlstorlful cipedltlon.
Tho monutmint
commemorates
three great pioneer events which
wltu largely rcMponslble for the
settlcmeut of thu Pacific North-
RESISTERED
News of The Northwest
vtmmm Miuvr wny mid iwyntoiMi Wfiiijllg (hk,), rnceis of tlio lx-l i-ral edato lioortl,
have taken a prominent pail In anaiwlnjc for IJ.e tcnlh amiiinl ruclfM1 Aortlmst IUal (lo
niKlnllon -onventloii, which opened In I.n (Jrnnde today. Mr. Miller In president and .Mr. Wil
liams is secretary. The former Is a pioneer realtor of (his community while tlio latter is one ot
the younger men in the profession.
SHASTA Fl
NEAHS HUMES
j 200 Mel! Attempting to
Control California Con
flagration Situation
Serious in Area. ,
SAN I-UtANt't.SCO. ,1 1 1 1 112 (.VIM
Scores of Jioiims '1n the district
surround huf Itefldlmr, In Shasta
county, are aKaln endiniK'-ri'd by
foi'ist fires. The smouldering em
bers of flames brought under con
trol curlier In the week were fun
ned into new fires' !iisl night, und
early today 20t men were ort the
various firing lines.
ai,,d Hiniu-ui, 1.- r.n fi.-e.
fighters are uttcmpting to chuck
tl... .lv:.nee nf th.'. ih.n.es tawnrii
trrnm. f riv Th.m h.,.,...
Annllnir llr.. In r.-lu- ii.nr i mIm.
on the slule highway .south of
Stillwater. With a hew norl h
- wind carrying the flumes like pra
irie fire through dense brush und
grass.
To wu Saved
Thu situation Is also seilous at
flrn Vutlov In Vm-h.I,. c.iimlv- mii
,the eastern slope of the Wacrainen-
: to. valley. Immediate danger to
1 1 he town passed yesterday
when
Mm hluze was partially brought
under control.
OREGON FACULTY
MEMBER KILLED
IN AUTO WRECK
HI 'OK ANK, Wash. July (AP)
I'eter (!ro(tkatl, member of thc
faculty of the University of Ore
gon, was lnstu nt ty killed today
when his automobile left (he high
way west of I a ven port. Wash.,
said n report received here.
Ills mother .Mrs. Cora Crockatl.
who was accompanying , him ... lo
Kugenc, Ore., escaped injury.
A sister, Mis. Cl.tylon Simla of
(iooiling. . Idaho, and a brother,
Krm sl of linker, also survive.
west the discovery of the .Colum
bia river by Captain llobert Omy
In 17113, thc urrUul of the. l wis
und ClHrk expedition on the pa
cific ocettn in IKdfi, and the found
ing of Aitorlu In 18)1.
H V KAN Wu sh ., J illy 'J. 2.
Mrs. Karl P. Kodgers was luslaut
Iv killed und In-r dmighters und
niece seriously Injured when her
tiutnmoblle plunged over a 1 00
foot embank men t two miles chs!
of Maltese, M'tjiil., yesterday. Mrs.
Ilodtfers son I lev, ) who wn.i
driving. irMsipffl uiilnjiireij,
Ai'eordhig to reports fnm Mal
t'fe ' he cii.r wus t urned to t he
edge of (he road to puvs another
mu chine and a heavy dust cloud
prevented ihe driver from seeing
t he emits nkiiH-nt, J uiuilta Itodg
ers. IS. was badly hurt anil Anno
I Lodgers, I h n Icec, received
rS-veral fractured ribs and bruises.
Kl'OKNK. Ore.. July 22. Na
tional guardsmen of Kiur-tin en
IrulueiJ at 10:30 o'clock llttt
morning for Cottage. (Jrovc, to be
nut there by guardsmen from
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Local Real Estate 0
Bulletins
: : 1 !
WASIllM.'Ju.V, July (Al)
nVrhi(r for sal.T vf rlM tlmtM-r
on t . I WO. ;.';! acres or nunalniim
land formerly a pnil or the (rnuit
to the Oregon ami California rail
road and of approximately :(,(KKl
Hvtwn at land formei'ly a part of
the Coom Iwy vaj;on i-oinpnnv1
mant In OiHKon, was aimomu eU
today by tho htlrrbir ihpartmenl.
Kale of the timber lauds will lc
ntade at auction when prosiiectlvo
purchnTs remu'st that any parti
cular tract Ik offered,
; KTi-:viiKKViM,ti, oiiiviiAy 'aS;
(AV) Tuniity-nne InillctnieiitH
plai-iiitf crlmliiul nisMHLslbllUy for
the crash on May ir of tho million
dollar l.nloiL Satliiffs , Hank of
Vorkvillc, Ohio were relumed, by
the Pcrrcrsoii 1-omity gruud . Jury
today. ...
I "- "
WASHI.N(iTf)N y 22. (AV)
'Army englivei-s approved today
" nppiieuuon mviHVUlg 1IIC ran-
istrnctlon pnjiNt by the liiterstato
lUClluil COIN tally for bridgC.
'Mllin rr ''"llu river lMsar
,l i'R wngon.
HOI STON, Tux. July 22. ((Al)
Thive np-.-n drove up lo tlio I'Vr
giiMtn state convicf Hi rm near Mid
way, curly today, shot and killed-
Will Itayder, of .Midway, the pick-
"Mnl' m'' Mix vonvlctM of
Ihe I i:t In the prison burrocks and
sI)tM' nwny with them nfUrr first
loeiiimg i ne tioors oi inu renin lit
tier of the prisoners.
G. 0. P. CONGRESS
TO ATTEMPT TO
SATISFY FARMERS
PAPI, SMITHS, N. V., July 22.
(AP). A republican congress will
attempt to sutlsry western farmers
at 11 h next session, In tho opinion
of Senator Pess. of Ohio, Ex
pressed after talking polities with
President Coolldge, but thc ad
ministration will continue to rcsht"
price . rixing and other measures
it considers unsound.
Senator J'Vhs made his opinions
known yesterday before his de
parture' after a visit with Presi
dent CooltdKc at the summer white
house, White Pine camp. Sena
tor I'Vss declared his belief t hut
there would be no formidable uc
llon in the west agulnst the hh.'h
tariff und that President CooltdKe
Is as popular as ever despite fail
ure of liic last congress to pnss
legislation of the type n-cominem!-ed
at 1'es Moines.
Tin; republicans will control the
next concress. he averred, a I -thoiitrh
lie admitted the party
would have to depend upon in-1
surgeiit votes If It lost Artzon-i,
Kentucky. Missouri and Nevada.
The republican congress woul I
strengthen along sound linen farm
measures u I ready enacted, he de
clared. Will Recount. Votes
Cast in Cook County
CIIM'AUO, July Z-i AP).- A
complete recount ot the vote ca.it
in t'ook county Chicago) for tho
(VS. scmitorlulfioiiilmiftou In both
republican und democrat Iv parti n
was ordered today by I'ounty
Judge JlM-eelti, at I lie reiUeif ol
Senator James A. Iteed, of Mis
mini I. chairman of the innate, cam
paign fund expend II ure commit .
tee.
The court tided, as .(rue blMn
reported to have been voted
a trains! M Judgrs and clerks of
election In the April prjiiiarli j
wero awuiRd In the trlmln.ill
court.
" - lOOKliT
HEAT DEATHS
1
East Swelters as Mercuiy
Climbs to New Hien
Marks Thousands at
Beaches.
NKW YOltK, July 23 (AIM.
Thc jcast sweltered .toduy In a liat.
wave tuai cume in rrom tne linn
wesl, luklliK u toll ot two ;oru
lives and prostrating hundreds In
tho cities of Its course.
Temperature records wcro bro
ken here und ciscwhero yestor-
day.
In New York It was tho hottest
July duy except one slnco 1886. In
Albany weather records for 3'
years were broken, factories had
to close at I.ockport, N. ,Y and
It wus the hottest day In the his
tory of the New Haven weather
bUl'CUU. . ' :-r'r
UoacJics Popular. " '
Thousands sought relief at
beaches and resorts.
There were 3ro,000 visitors tol
Coney Islund, , wlillo lloston and
otlier cities hud proportionate
crowds.
A score of heat deaths wero re
ported In Michigan, three In New
York, two In New York slate, four
in New Jersey, nine In New Knr
lund, and somo elsewhere. Crops
wero damaged throughout thc
middle west and there wus seri
ous diunugu 'from forest flros in
Montana, . ' ,
lyoiigs for Arctic.
At a ceremony In Philadelphia,
wheru he was presented with a
sword. Commander ltlchard '. K.
Byrd expressed a longing for north
(Continued on Pag Four.)
William Tildcn Wins
Over Edward Chandler
PUOOKLINK, Mass., July '22.
(Ai)x,: William Tllden, of Phila
delphia, today derentod Kdward fj-.
Chandler, Intercollegiate title hold
er of California, In the first match
or Ihe semi-llnuls of thc I.ongwoort
bowl tennis tournament, Thu score
was tl-Ii, 7-5, 6-2.
OW AT FORTY
Prohibition Administrator
of Two States Is On Grill
SAN KUANCISCO. July S2.
( AP) Charges which may result
In Indictments are to be sought, lie
tore the federal grand jury against
Colonel Neil M. tireen, financial
prohibition u'l'mlulstrulor for
Northern California and Nevada.
The accusations. It was declared,
urn to be based on evidence and in
formation gathered during an ex
tensive Invi stlKutlon of the pro
hiUlliou official's activities. Prin
cipal charges against the orflcer
Include: Criminal misconduct In
TODAY'S GAMES
-r "- "" 11 11 1 i r 1
AMI Hit A ItCAtil R
POST N. (AP) - It. J I. K.
St. Iiuis ti U 1
Moston 4 11 0
paltct-li s: Wlngard, I -avis and
Kchung; HarrlsM, Huffing and Uas
ton. PIIII.AIil-jr.PIIIA (AP) It
l. R
Cleveland -
4 in t
t 7 .1
Huwell;
Philadelphia .....
Ituttcrlca: Vhlo and
Orove, Putu, WlUla and Perkins.
ACCEPTED
BY lOVVAfJS
Republican Party Lines
Up Behind Him in Des
Moines Convention .
COLONELPREDICTS
. WIN IN NOVEMBER
Early Attempt to Con
demn Administration
Fails Farm Relief la
Demanded.
DISS MOINES, Iowa, July '22.
(AP) Colonel ,'Bmlih , W. iirook-
hart today Is the accepted United
States senutoriul ivoinlneo of Iowu.
republlcuns despltu lllo stute cen.
trnl icommlttco's formal declarn
tion two yeurs ugo that ho hud
bolted the party.
Ii ne puny also uns ueunweiy (li
munded "economic , eiiuulity for
agriculture" Hrooklmrt's battlo
cry. '
"To TeU Ihe Truth"
Thrice in the paHt.'alx years of
his stormy polltleul cureer has the
colonel been the nominee but ho
hus Just experienced for the first
Hnie the honor usually vaid the
candidate heading the ticket. His
acceptance by the stale convention
here yesterday wus marked by lits
declaration from tho nlutfarm thai
he ould'vvln . in Ine rlnal tilectlou
nno teturh to Washington "to tell
the truth regurdlug conditions lit
Iowa." . -
ItrookliuK assorted ho had IokI'
his seat In tho scnute because lie
had "told tho truth" but J.'ll go
back and tell tho truth again," Jio
t'umnilns Absent
Senator ltobort . B. Cumiulus '
veteran Iowa leader, who Brook,
hurt defeated by a big majority bi
tho June primary, did, not uttcuX
tho conventlou.
Although pre. convention state
ments Indicated an utlcmpt would
bo made to condomn the udminn-
. (Continued on Fase S)
11 BOYS DROWN
IN BALSAM LAKE;
CANOE SWAMPED
UNDSAY, Ont. July 22. (AP)-
Hnvulation of youthful heroism in
connection with tho drowning of
eleven members of the Anglican
church camp today camo out oC
tho wilderness northeast of Lind
say. Fifteen youths wero thrown
Into Balsam luko when their
canoe was overturned in a sudden
squall late Tuesday night. They
held on to tho upturned craft und
aided ono another as best they
could until, ono by one, after
hours la tho wuter their strength
gave bull thoy loosed their hold
and sunk. Only four members of
tho party could maintain their
grips on tho keel ns . tho cunoe
drifted ashore yesterday.
, Tho youths hud started for Co
boconk from their camp In the
largo canoe lata Tuesduy night.
Well out In the lake a squujl broke
and the cunoe capsized.
office, protection of booUeggera,
pudding of government cxpensu
accounts and being Intoxicated in
u public place. Colonel . (ireen- '
misconduct In office was declared
lo have Included tho misappre
hension of seised liouor.
Jury to Meet Monday
Tho grund Jury has been called
to meet next Monday u week earl
ier than ordinarily.
'Although It has been rumored
for some time that Colonel C!re u
was under Investigation It was not
known until yesterday even to thi
prohibition officials how far the
Inquiry hud progressed and how
numerous were the accusations re
sulting from M.
tireen Doesn't Pare
Told of the contemplated grand
Jury action. Colonel Oreen declared
"1 dont givu a damn I welcomo
this Investigation." ,
He then branded Ihe charge a
frame up, declaring they were
brought to prevent him from suc
ceeding general Andrew when the
latter leuvca office. " f' '
The arrlvut hero last Tut sdiiy i t
Mrs. Ala In' I Walker WMIrbranU
(CouUnutd oa Pag B)
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