La Grande evening observer., July 23, 1926, Image 1

EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY -FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE
I CITY
j EDITION
THE WEATHER
OREGON: Fair tonight
end Hat u relay, but unsettled
with llRht rains ovor ex
treme northwest porlion.
. VOLUME XXIV.
MUMBKH ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1926.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 11
PATRIOTIC PAGEANT TONIGHT
lllll II
HEROES OF
Union County Organiza
tions Participating
in Festival
NINE EPISODES
MAKE UP PROGRAM
Performance to Begin at
Eight O'clock This Eve
ning at High School
S Athletic Field.
A imugnlflcent gesture of patri
otism, "The Kplrit of America" will
be emblazoned In puffcantry at 8
o'clock tonight ut tjo first of two
successive evening performances to
be given by t lie civic and fraternal
organizations of Union county at
the. high school athletic grounds.
, K'O such historic festival has
ever been given in Ijo. O ran do be
fore to honor I ho nation' heroes,
but It is the hope of the' American
l.eglon, which up on so is tho affair,
that It may become a community
tradition.
Xlno Episodes.
. In nine clu borate episodes, the
pageant, written and produced by
James W. F.vans, pictures the
events In the building of the re
public. - Picturesque scenes that
belong peculiarly to the hl-story of
1he Oregon country will be repro
vdiicct! with thrilling . reality. Espe
cially will t)!ripiody -o'rChVfSo-setth
provide a fitting commcmora
lion for the pioneers who fought
iW'Easlern Oregon.
, AS the original Americans, . the
Indiana appear1 In the . prologue.
Characters In 1hls sketch, which in
sponsored by the Ioya), Order of
Moose, Include V. M. Cass. D. K.
Hunks. Joe Hay rev T A. N'edrow.
Kuril. Garner, G ,7welfel. II. O.
AlMfton; C. J. Hplvy. TV W. Char
bojieou, li. J. Kitchen, W. p.
jl night, C I. Crenahaw and oth-sers.Y-.
' .;
tt' IMxon lroloculor, ,
t ' H. K. Idxon will he prolocutor.'
t Vor the grand entree of the
achorus and tho characters, the '1m
Ci-rande band will play an overture
','f (Continued on Page Four.)
PUBLIC INVITED
TO HEAR PIERCE
IN REALTY TALK
The pern. 1 public Is Invited to
attend this evening's session of the
I'acific Northwest lteul Estate as
sociation, h.i well as other conven
tion meetings when (Jobernor Wal
ter M. Pierce will deliver an ad
drc.yt following , the annual flve
.iiiinut' cup contest.
; (Tomorrow morning Minnie K.
HaVrett. of Spokane, will speak at
l"ii o'clock at the Elks temple on
'What Women fun Do." Hhe will
t"li how to beautiry a city and her
address Is expected to be especially
attractive to Eu Grande people.
ALL WARS
Value of State Association
. .
Stressed
"ItSu
re
Gels
Results
ft
A ImlsIiic-s mail pnlllitif oil n
Mjr Mill In I .a (irauiln timi
iihii(iiI rtnlly oil The Ob
server's power at ail atlvcrlb
Imt roeillimi. "H'nin m!" re
mIi ( have had a wotiili-r-(ul
uUe iuiiI liavp u-nl Tlir Oil
MsrtiT c&i-lunlvel' as nic.1
lum.' He m rvMills. a all ailveril
ers can. tm-uM 'f Ihe IiIl-Ii
rrailec-lnu-rr-l hi The OIrr
ler. sale aK I.!-!!.-!! tlir
prutliM-e ioiluuf r c a e 1 1 o n.
huw iimtH-tllau remrns. IU-x-alar
ail. pnnlw-lnt aulain--lus
ntu-tlo a. well, .dam
rd ii ni! hi icradual bM-.lnr-w.
InilhliiK. Ilic t)berira rea.1-er--oM
Is the lowi-xt that i-an
Ik had In ruiurlnit Ihe I -a
(ranih- li-rrllorr.
"ObjeiTer Ailvrtlhiu i
A Mtavlwilliilii berlk."
Home Owners
Praised By
W.E. He r ren
; Introduction , of . New
ideas Necessary to As
sure Constant Advance
ment of Profession.
v uuiiriituuii in niiilvlIlK Ull-I
keeping Ami-iieu u iiullon of hom-i .
owners, in making and keeping
the real est ate profexHion one oT
the best and the realtors the best
Informed business men in Amer
ica, was the idea stressed by Wil
liam . I'l. Hen-en, director of ex
tension of the National Assoeia-j
tion of lteul Estate Hoards, when,
he spoke before the Northwest i
Heal Estate association conven-!
tlon here this 'morning, represent-1
lug tin! national association.
In the eastern states you hear I
how the real estate business isl
prospering in the west. It Is not
necessary to tell you that limp
ness Is good, you know that, lr.
Herrcn told the realtors. The
month of March this year was the
greatest cvei' known In the na
tional association. "Hut we must I
(Continued on Paire 4)
Wallowa Cj n U n t V Man
C T.T,,rr.. t,. .
OUJ.XCIO uuiigci J."l a,
Month in Attemnt to
MAN WITHOUT I
FOOD 30 DAYS
Cure. Inditrpstion - ,irahfi to ti?itv ;
JUI lllUlgUUUIW 1 1.;, t,.,,iW this nflernoon lu
I kiirn t li Heerels of the really inutf-
KNTKItPRISK, , On-. July 2:1. nate'a huuvuhh. . .
(Special) Leonard OIboh, 30, oi l Opening u proKim on., whleh
I.oallne, ore. doean't always run to Dr. W. T. I'hy. Will Moore, of Hu
u doelor when he la III. Kapi elnlly leni, and W. A. liastinan. of Seal
If I Ik- ailment happens to be In- lie. were also aeheduled. tho
dlEeallou. Hi yan-fervenl broker held Ills
Instead, he dlaKeuS"S his tioitbl
IhotiKhtrtilly closes the cupboard
door, notifies tlie grocery man that
he won't need anything for the
next month, and enters a prolong
ed period of fasting.
Only a few days ago. according
to a local newspaper, otsuu ended
a Iin-dsy fast by partaking of a
half glass of orange juice. The
following day he had some more
orange juice and some milk. II
Isn't yet ready to begin
atlng
meals and vegetables. j
Olson, to whom fasting Is no new
.viii.rii.n.M. iiltliniicrli IhlM In IiIh
longeHt time wit hont food, d-etares : dared the founder of Culver City.
I., i i... .,rr...-,..i ii ii in .rr...tn nn,i'"li oii'-iik up a new subdivision
that his indigent ion Is cured,
least, temporarily.
I luring the fast he lost,
pounds.
nl
3.-,
Frolic for Children
Al Park Saturday Moi 'II j
Children from
plui?round disl vit
bltr Tree frolic at
8titurday morning
all the public
!rt will have a
tlivTHide pm:k
from !i lo II
o'clock. Miss Mildred Hoyt. t In
direct or, has ii slew or dandy
games ready for their " entertain
ment. i
by G.D.Willaman
The state i
In ihe easr
regional tine
-al cstati- association
of the northwest,
.ie norinr., h
the missionary.
! clearinghouse. Hpeutiera' bureau
! and co-ordlnatini; factor for the
j leiillurs was laiideil In the uddrewj
j of fih nn l. Wfllamaik si-cretary
i of the California Hettl lstale
; social Ion. In his address before
jthe conventloners at this morn-
Inir's session. t
I "A survey of these ussoclallons
und over !m.MMt,Mu live In 1 1
state association sphere of Influ
luit i , reveal unmistakably I hat.
h.i-.. ii -Mi th.m tho u-irI rcjiUni-
has become more widespread nnd
mure powerful." WIHamao said.
Impetitt I 'or tioiMiT
"The rollt In, tin- press. tin
whools. t he iinlverHiil'-fi and pm
tic opinion generally recognize th
powerful Impetus for good that
the local rent estate men have re
ceived through the eotnllnnilfn
of local and stub Iwuird liiflu
eiiee. The" two h re IndtsHoluli!
bound together.
"Htate ussoelatlon enables eom-
niiitiii.Mt in iiuv. ucit niivitti ii n-iii.
Mors for their community ser-
vonls. The unlettered Ignorant causing II lo go over the euitmnk
resl estale dealer has retard-d nient. He Jumped from the truek
development In the past. ;u It atari rd to go over and was
I "Through conventions, conrer-1
tncea and pulillculion, the local
I
(Conllnutd oa Page 6)
DELEGATES
OF REALTY
T- jr . . -
H. H. OUlVel' Opens AI-
ternoon 1'rogram of
P. N. R. E, A.
FAIR DEALING IS
MOST IMPORTANT
Dr. W. T. Phy, of Hot
Lake, Follows Califor
nian Others to Speak
Later in Day. ;
s.vrritDAv !'rcm;ram
8 a. in. llrvnkfost confer-
LW .
II a, in. Aililrrss W. II.
Khlvi-k-r.
10:111 a Aildrl-.vs, Will
lam I-:. Hi-ri-i-ii. , 1
111:1(1 a. in. ildrtis, Minnie
Ham-It. , :
11:25 a. ni. Aifclress, . J. II.
Muk-aliy.
I:.10 i. in. I irrielul lioto
graph. ! i. in. Ailliual business
miM'tlne;.
p. m. Annual lwuiiiiet.
9::to p. ni. Iamv ,:
Iverv reiillor'
li penlleinun"
'l.o ye even o
aa (he llieme and
I" them."
Hie loxt of l'ie Hermon
Harry H. Culver, udvocilte
of tlie
uolden ruin nuliey In liwunoiw
hearers with hi.- testimony for
ethics that must or them barn-d
from their Sunday school cards.
They leani'-d them thin time from
a man who applied Ihrui to his
busineM and made (hem work for
him with tr endous results.
Must Have Cuiim deuce
A "realtor," they collected, Is a
snbrlivhb-r with a conscience.
"When the word 'realtor' goes
up in an oll'tce, 11 creates uu obll-
'gallon lor a high standard of
thics ami business con unci, ami u
(creates
' plodUC
obligation for you to
ullsi'ied customers," de-
wield culled opponuniiy.
! "H.-llliicr a aulidiyislon today docs
nol mean simply diaposlne of th"
hits. II curries wlch II u'mnriil.
Hi. vulf-nl 'mill rliuinelal obllL'ation."
the spealier said.
"Siuily the Trad"
Just as an anhlleel akllHillly
Hi lldlerl
tin- rouildatlou Tor a aky-
jscrain-r. an must the modern stlli
Idlvidir sKllllully aludy 111- truet
that will ulllinal-ly be Ihe s-.-llle-I
ineiil of a population,
l -II behooved him lo have a
i know li-dire, not only of milcainun
.aiiip. bill architecture, city, plall
MiiiiK, construction niali-riul. health
and sanitation, cdutattoniil rc-
tulreineiils. chlldrens' pluyi;rounds
and uliove ull a lillowledBe or whtil.
!conatltuten Ihe proper Itlnd or
j community environment and cum-
uiuuity spirit.
"A subdlviiler who can measure
up (o these responsibilities knowa
how to and doea cotjvcrl the rente
Inlo a anUallcd hom'i owner. H'
jlnH).lf jo,,,, u cltlieen builder,
ei)miliuny builder and civiliza
tion takes another atep forward.
1 "When your proM:ct cornea In
put him opposite you so you cun
,...1. I..... u In Ihi. ..v.. If Vflll
can i uo mm. you ui- '
business. Look down deep Into the
prospect's heurt, treat him the way
(Continued on page 6
Driver of Truck Saves
Lif C by Jumping
Kmployes for the stale highway
'coiuml.ision had some difficulty
.. yesterday In ralshiff a large gravel
triiek back onto the highway aft
It had skidded over a V or Ri foot
embankment near Kumela the day
!efore.
The driver of the Iruck. had
!teen working only a few days, ap
parently beeame freightened when
ttie (ruck becun iklddtug In the
fresh oil and put on his brinks
unhurt. The truck was stopped by
a tree ut the bottom of the grade
without being Uunu ged to any ex-
tent.
DRY CHIEF
CHARGES
Accusations to Be Inves
tigated by the Grand .
Jury Next Week
COLONEL CALLS
IT BIG FRAMEUP
Government Agencies of J
ban 1 rancisco rush
Case Although Wash
ington Is Silent.
KA.N KltANt.'lsrO. July 'IS (AT)
While high prohibition orr.clals
In Washington stood behind Col
onel Ned M. Green, prohibition ad
ministrator for Northern Califor
nia and Nevada, government agen
cies here today continued the ac
tion started three days ao which
will result in several .charges of a
criminal; nature being brought
against Colonel Green before ti.e
federal grand Jury next week.
With almost 2i of the 2." grand
Jury subpoenas lseu'd already ser
ved the r. S. marshal's ofllce di
rected Its attention toward locating
Mrs, Aubrey (Lady Uob) Mont
gomery, a rich widow who lived at
the auiitc hotel aa Colonel Green
and who was described as a lavish
entertainer l-'ederal officers said
thai her testimony relative lu
parties held ul the hotel, Is want
ed. ;
Accusations Numerous
The array of ucciismIIoUk again!
the prohibition official Is the lar
gent that has ever developed in Hie
west. Green will be charged, as
Tollows;
i With having -protected bootleg- t
gerw. .
With Jiuving titt-d up the nifi-i-ial
yMlbout "Lady Lou" lr the
pui'tot;e of entertaining his friends
aboard.
I WHh having diverted !. d II-
ouoih to a physician rrjnd at a
San l'ranelsco hopilal and r'ce-.
log liquor prescriptions from him,
With having engaged In drunken
lira uis.
I Willi lyning been intoxicated In j
' public. !
With having associated with wo-1
ini'ii of the underworld.
Willi having staK'-d riotous part-1
(Coiitlnuad od 'Paice 6)
PORTLAND GOLFER
HAS BIG LEAD AT
END OF 18 HOLES
WIIITK IIKAIt I.AKI-I. SI. I'aul,
Minn.. July 2a. (Al') Two . I'licllic
northwest Koiriiu- stars were lend-
ins III Hie eno Ol Hie morniiiL,- ia
holes In the aeiul-rinal imilcli or
Hie western amateur KOir lounifi
inenl here today.
The iiolp and Hisert cardfl:
Kolp 4 3 4 4 4 r, 4 S 4--:i'. -
llisert 4 3 4 S 5 5 r, 4 3 :;r. 7fi
News of The Northwest
(lly tlie Associated I're.s.)
l'UUTf.ANIl. Onv .Inly r.'..
Complete exoneration was accord- I
ed Kaymond lv Amy. stale prohl- j
billon agent, when In; appeared In J
j municipal court late yesterday lu.
unswer to itiiui K-n ui iiurtxiUiiiion.
KAI.KM. Ore. July 23. An
amendment to the stale market
road law will lie propOK'-d at Ihe
!next S'BiS5n of till- legislature, pro-i
'vldlng that the counties theiusel-i
ves may direct the expenditure of
their shares of the fund, while,
money received from Multnomah j
county would be spent by Ihe
eounttes under the d I reel Ion of the
state highway commission. M ull -
I noma h county each yeur because
of its greater asses-) property
valuation, has an excess lo distri
bute above the 1 per cent for
market road money allowed by
law,
HI'OKAKK. Wash. July 23.--firuiniiitng
on an Indian lorn loin
th'ir call to the civllixiillon of the
white man "young Intellectual" ot I
ZK trllwa here for tin- s-emid In-
dlun congress, look Ihe bit In thetr
ti.t'th; condemned "white ne-n's '
pow wows" containing nim h talk j
und little action; and proceeded
toduy to form a ternmnenl. organ- t
iKHtlon through whleh their grlev- ,
uiici-a wilt be. aired and their race
benefited .
SALEM, Ore. July 23. Edward
A. II. Itauililsel (left), pn-sldejit of (Ih I'aeJ f hj Northwest Heal Kslalo axscN-latioii. Cilenii .
Wlllamtin, r ms Angiltvr, ( right ( Ls seiretary mid ntanagiuK ilirtt-tor of tho CaHfornln lteul Es
tate association.
I
Western Real Estate
Commissioners Present
Proposal to Northwest
Association.
A uniform real ealiile' lleenalnir
ue.l Tor I Ik- alatea of Ihe north weal
lo Insure Ihn protection or "Ihe In
noeenl from unaefiipulous brok
ith" xvna recointnendi-d for the
support of Mm- Talfle - Noi llnvesl.
Heal Kslule affaoeiiilion at a con.
IVrence or xvestuin state rent ea
lal eommlBslolieis In eoujunetlon
with the convention Mils tuonilntf.
The llt-i IIKlne "el Hint operatea
in HilllKh Ciililmbla war. n-rolil-
ineiMled ua lln- moat nearly Ideal.
An nppreiilli:i-ahlp of nix inoulha
aleiHly eiiiployniul, real estate
Jurlxdk'lton in lln- jusllci-, county
and illalrlcl eourla concurrent with
thai or Ihe circuit courta and vi-st-meiit
or rllial alllliorlty III alli-ll
nuillerM 111 the aupri i court or
Ihe stale ale sonic or Ihe provi
sions Ihiil the coniiiila.'donera re-
efiimiicnd as udvl" id
(Conllnr;
pHUB 11)
s
One Unit is ft1
i Grande
Iron W
Completed
Woik of . Iling tii j ' '-a
Grande Iron fiOy I ecenl ly sd -stifived
by f 'mmtt liogreHnlllg rap-
idly. The
K l i iWbling Is b--
illg. erected . '
i hich Is pi in
The foundry n
lug castinwN ft
men will begin
iinils. on of
illyl completed,
-villi st "ft inal.-
ny pud wcw-k-
, jiiring ciiiiei'ei'
ror Ihn iiiuchim shop unit tho
same day.
Temporary bit clinmllh. welding
and maehitie shopa are now opei
iitinie In the uit waiehouw where
oKliiiiiry orders can be accommo
dated. 1'. Cochran father of John W. f.
Cochran, deputy Internal revenue
collector, died ut his home here
yesterday til the iik" or St) years,
lie had been III a ' yar, Kuneral
h rvlces will be h ni this afternoon
at 2 o'clock with Interment In city
View cemetery.
KI'tSKNK. tr: July -Xcveii
fires were siarted w nh In (he,
bounds of the Cascade! National
Koresl Wedniwlay nlichl" by light
ning, according lo a report to the
foreat heii'f'iuititerH here. All of Ihe
fires are under control.
hi;atti.k, July (M ) - i:n
route to ihe mouth of the Colum
bia river in quest of eevbb ni-e to
refute claims of Oregon to Hand
Island there, l iitbd HI.iI-h sena
tor c. c. IHII, of Washington, hau
arrived hi re from Kpokan:.
KAM.M. tin: July iM. (Al'
hUnM- Treasiit'er Kay today r--celvi
d a cheek for 1 44."3.1fr
rreu. Hie en) ill., of the lit t - Jenil-
nelin Me(r, or t'oi'land, In pay
ment of Inli- rl-am e taxes on Ihe
estate. This i a a total of about
.T2r.M'Ml n lu 'eritauee taxes col
lected for t it. firs seven mouths
of this yar, l. dlcallng that at the
end or a year's record for collec
tions will be broken. lufct year
also broke nil previous records,
I lie totul going above fbuo.uuu.
LICENSING AG
IS SUBMITTED
Distinguished Coast Realtors
Bulletins
NtXiAUOS, Arls., .Vuty ua. (Al1)
A semi-official dispjtb to the
Jlerald from Mexico City twlay saUl
that the secretary or war tit llin
cabinet of lrcsltleiit CaUcs bad or
dered all federal trooiw In tho re
public to bo under amis and ready
fur liLtant Action on August 1 at
which time, report ' previously
have stated, llin Catholln clnircli,s
throughout Uio nntloti will
cIummI under orders ' fnnn high of
ficial. MKXU'O CITV, July Stf. (AP)
Government offH-luls Into today de
nied reports that All federal troops
had been ordered lo be ready for
Instant action on . Aogtit l
me new ii'iigiiniM -reinuoiui mil iw
III rorcc. The officials added how
ever, that they may Issue such or
ders as tlHy regard necessary.
CIIK'AtJO, July HH,
Itirkurd's plans lor
Al)-r
holding a '
heavyweight championship
fight
between .lack Iciiiim) and Ueno
Tiinnry herr NeptemlHY II, or 18
were al a tlead standstill today.
Hlcknrd's planv wero blocked,
temporarily at least, Knidlng an
opinion from his attorneys on the
VlllUlitv tit fl Ittllll'Mi't, Urlllfli ' It.
Clements, of tho Chicago CXllsiim
club, claims to hold with Iteinp
sc. railing for a fight with Hurry
Wills.
I A HIS, July !t;i. (Al') I'remJer
INdnran after prof-entlog his now
enblnef to the president (04lay said
he fuiitted oil having a talk with
Audn'w W. Mellon, AitHrlcan sc'
retnry of Hip treasury who arrived
hi Trillin today. The premier said
the debt question piif-ciited cer
tain dirriinltleM almiit which ho
wlshcil to consult Sccrctar Mel
lon. CLOSE ARGUMENTS
IN JAP EVICTION
CASE IN PORTLAND
I'OltTJ.ANO, ore,, July 2.1 (AP
The crowd w hlch induced Jap
anese laborers to leave the l'a
eifle Hpruce corporation milt at
Toledo, Ore., In July lust year wna
chaiacterUed today us a "danger
ous mob" by John Collier, at tor
n for the Japanese plaintiffs In
a 'image suit against six Toledo
r ' its. Collier closed the argw
iii lu the trial which has he n
Ii. "Cess for two Weeks before
J mi..
K. Wolverton und a
SubV v Workers (o Ask
Foi Former Positions
. M;w. YOUK, July (AT). -New
York's subway strike Is on
ugaln.
Kotir b ' id red striking Iule
borough ii Mid Transit company
employe' j today marched lu a
body lb .lh company's yards In
u I 1 hey be given back I h .
Jobs ti -v" irult on July H were
iiicl'f 'it. the announcement that
t he i - ipany would not treat with
I'M 1 d V. ImvU. Ihe si r I k -
eyi.er.
' ;
NKW YOUK, Jnly f Af--
Thr' hundret.
liundred fu
hiotonnc n
swllchtr-n whor.-cJ'nt' on strike
iJuly fl .or hlgl pay and ifcog-
nltlou of their ui Ion today were
applicants furihilrohl jobs at the
old pay. r
The strikers came to the 'eon
elusion last night that they had
lost and voted tot march In a body
to the offices of the Interborough
Itupld Transit company und ask
reinstatement. Htrlke leaders said
they would be tho last to upply.
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v,..,;:.1
V-,".
DEATHS MOUNT
IN THE EAST
Storms Bring Relief from
Heat But Additional
Casualties Dead Num
ber Almost 100.
NKW YOUK, July a:i (AT).
Destructive storms brought relief
today to New Knglund und the
middle Atlantic states but In
creased by three score the deutli
toll from a. heut wave.. .that, had
Hirctf'""P .'nw "hltf h tojAprutiir;1
New York City. i
Within 'li hours &7 deaths wore
added by heat and storm to
Wednesday's toll of two scoro
killed In the east and middle west,
Tho nildwohl got relief In rain
und cooling breezes early yester
day, but tho oust sweltered until
lust night.
New Kiigland's Deaths 1!J
There were 22 deaths In New
England traceable to tho licut, or
storms, JO In New York 1 1 In
New .lersny, 2 each in Washlng-
,,on( nd I'lilladelphla, and sevoral
upstate lu New York
The highest official temperature
recorded was 107 In llagerstown, I
Md. It was K..I in Washington
and 100 generally in Pennsylvania,
Maryland and Delaware.
Threat of, storms drove to their
homes thousands who had slept
two nights In New York parks
when tho temperature, after a
day's high of t7, dropped six de
grees In eight minutes.
K fA X "WITH" KOltltIS
KOIIT WOItTlI, Tex., Jnly r..
(Al').' A written Htatement Issued
toilay by Uoyd 1'. IJIoodworth,
grand dragon of Texas, Knights
of the Ku Klnx Ivlau, reiterated
his denial of responsibility for the
conduct of the klan as a whole,
but asserts that lie "presumes" to
know their attitude and that It Is
his belief they are "with" Jr. .1.
Krank Norris In his fight ugalnnt
a charge of murder growing out
of the slaying of li. C Chlpps.
i7 rnti:s l JACKSON
Mi;ii'OUI. Ore., July 2A
Forty-seven forest fires oi
(A I)
i na
tional and state forest lands were
repfiM ed by locn I forest, orfhrla Is
today In Jackson county, as the
result of an electrical storm yes
terday. None of the fires, how
ever, are reported as dangerous,
although several are said to be
spreading.
Gangsters Pour Out Hail Of
Lead Into Underworld Rulei
f ILICAOO, July fi. Al')
From the shadows of his own care,
four blocks frnni a police station,
booze gangsters or vendetta slay
ers late hut ntKhl poured out a hall
oT Ii ad Hint took the life or Philip
1'hir.za, wealt hy ow ner of two
roadhouses In Chicago Heights, a
TODAY'S GAMES
AMDUKAN I.DAt.l 10 i
I NKW VdltK (Al'l It. ir. K. I
I'lilriiKO 3 S 2
Ni-w York II 13 I
I llulci-rh-H I..VIHIH. Sli-riiKraf und
GriilioWMky; Hhnrkii . Hi?vi-ruil..":
I na'Hii.n.Mj i.i:Aaj,; I
IMTTHIirnO (AT) Brooklyn.
I'ltUliurK p,iiitioliLl, role. lwo
irjniua tomorrow.
HATRED OF
III EUROPE
Rome Newspaper Pub
lishes Editorial Today
on Situation
revengeTdesire
coming to front
Old Countries Likely to
Uprise Against Power
of American Dollar,
Paper Believes.
ItOMti, July 2.1. (AP) A terri
ble wave of mortal hatred of Am-
Henna Is sweeping over old and
exhausted Kurope, hut the Ameri-t
cans do not perceive It, says II 're
vere In an editorial toduy.
The Americans have thetr eyes
full of figures," the papers con
tinues: "their ours nre absorbed
with the clicking of adding mach
ines. They have knife, up their
sleeves, namely I heir most power
ful dollar, which can crush 20 Ku-
ropeans. T hey live. In a state oC
superb obllvousness which ts utt
tonlshlng und offensive.
'When wo hear Henatur Borah
answer the uustero and touching
plea of the French war wound d
(for revision of the war debt set
tlement) with the cynical and
arid words: 'They have a right to
protest., but thu American taxpuy-
rn haven't enough, money to aavw..
li'mmi-n .it.. Il.lhl.a iuIiK t .,.,.
preparing for a nation thus consti
tuted. ' .
V. 8. Having Hatred
"No things cannot go on thus.
Tho Americans are sowing to the
right and left hatred and a deslru
for vengeance. The right to en
slave a. hole continent Is not lo
bo secured even on the battle filled
with I'.Nk'.of life. They must think
it can bo acquired behind the tell
ers window of a bank, manipulat
ing loans at so much per cent.
"Wo cannot forsco the future
but wo cH,n read In tho hearts oC
the men or thiu old Europe, writ
ten In Idlers of blood, condem
nation of that certain slavery
which bus the dollar us Us sym
bol."
Discussing tho protest parade of
French war veterans In Puria
(Continued on Pae Five)
KLAMATH FOREST
FIRE THREATENING
VALUABLE TIMBER
7r,AMATU FALUVOrei July 23
(AP) With Isolation of tho blase,
making uccnmto information Im
possible (objtpt'n, opinion of local
forest scrvlfQ Officials Is that tho
IJogus mountain tire, paralleling
thu Oregon-Calif ot nla line, ls still
beyond control after more than a
week, with hundreds of men
fighting It, u menace to tho great
Weyerhaeuser timber stands north
of the Klamath river,
l.ale yesterday tlie btazo twice,
jumped tho river but In both In
stances these, tiros wcro extin
guished. Plane No Help
An aviator, who left hero yester
day morning in company . with '
newspaperman, was unublo l,
make occurs to observations be
cause ot the great column n
smoke many miles from tho blax
luio which It was useless to drlv
the plane.
SUblirb.
The killers, believed lo hnv
been four or tut) re, were In an an
loiuohlle und after firing a fusllud
Into the body of the care owner
they dittuppeV"Mt In Ihe darknepi.
Plaata as known to the polh
as the ruler of the underworld b
Chicago Ilelrhts and was n putee
to be pay-off man for scoiea or
alcohol cookers.
An audit of his books show that
h had au organU:itlon or several
hundred men on weekly salaries,
I'taxxu was under Indictment I I
connection with h o ulcohol aclivt
ties.
Chicago Heights, like Cicero, re.
ntly became tho refuge of gang
sters driven from Chicago, and Ihe
Milano cafe. In front of which PI
azxu wan slain was known as ouu
of their fuvorite hnunU. The sub
urb Is southeast of Chicago.
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