La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 28, 1926, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAYFULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE CITY EDITION THE WEATSE3 OHEOON: Fair ', tonight and Thursday,- warmer in thn Interior with decreasing liuiuildlty. Ountlo winds. VOLUME XXV. LA GRANDE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1926. MEMBEll ASSOCIATED PR CSS MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 15 RESORT S HUNDREDS Wallowa Lake Wondci- laiid Enjoying 'Best I',. Season This Year -' ' 1 GUESTS MAKING LONGER VISITS Women Registered at Lodge from Sydney, Australia, ' New Zea land and Honolulu. Tin' "Wallowa. Ink wonderland, Km-fern irepon'a . leading play ground, and which . luinnully . a Iraetn Jiiindreds of - Northwestern people to ita Jo.vh. In "ut irrcnt en joyincr lis K''ttt(t .si'UHOii, aucord Inff to reporla from the 1'enort'. Cahlna. holnl iict'OininodHtlons, tenia and cvi n ramping- aites, ure almost always apnken for before the iirfHrnt oretipHitt has moved out. Where formerly spores wero inievtfi at the resort during: July; now hundreds are dally "citizens." Many Iinprmcmcnls Si'vornl ttU'HMoriH have ; brM liuuli llial uro. In a veny. rosiTOn 1M lo n certain extent fop. .... tlio incrpi'lng poiuarit- of lli won ili'Hand. Anions thorn In thtf ro taunrliinir of tho HlplttHeors motor boat whli li criilncB th" lak for Hio ploaHiiri' of visitors, tlio addition of HPvcrul '.. modern cabins, bulld liig of an addition to Inn homl, and otbor linprovomouta. . Mannifer Mcl'horson rcpori.s lliut. more and more .Njnrthwut pooplo ari K'tlntr tin1 "Tnkn Your Vacation At Wallow Nikp" habit, and rr-snrds tlio fact ' that they rnni back summer aflor suninvr (ih .thn frroatcst . compliment that can be pam to ine rc-Horr. . - i,,. .... .. MidilnBfMmil'''. - IflsltlnK Is reported to be (rood In tin' lake ut present and In the meadows and lakes jibove Wal-i-wn lake. The, fishing alone at tracta several hundred .visitors IliroiiKhout the year, rabid anglers whose sot Idea of a. noutlng is a slice of any kind of landscape conlalnln? water Inhabited by trout. Although the wonderland ! offer the best landscape. It tli'-lr misernbln domicile near, the timis!'. necessarily lie )n what wo iloubly atlractlvi' because II" finny j tracks list night belonged to them, iniiglit term the. outlylnir (eictlons treasures rank uppermost also. Oeorire Hayaskl iind his son. K. your affricultural sectloii.t And . Uecenl vlslta of delepates to' Hayaskl, respectfully aciiulesed pushing agriculture Itself as 'such conventions held in lil Grande lo n,,, excellent dictum of theldoes not ulwuys 8lve lhe farm have undoubtedly enrolled morn lonor.uue Judge, and paid, each of it's problem. , wonderland fans. Visitors, without. ulom a fine of 1100 and costs, . K llccumiiicllds Dairying hardly an exception, arc agreeably I AH ()... bumbly gathered up I "Thul Is the reason you should surprised with the Wallowa lake counlry and many, coming to spend a row dn s. ha.vo lengthened their stay until It nenrcd a fort- night. 1' 1 .Mr. .Mcl'li'-n'on reports lhal. one ffontlniM.! on Pair M , ('RAIN ELEVATOR RECEIVES FIRST vi'X'iiji t m. uwi WHEAT SHIPMENT tMUMOIi. Jil'v 2X. (SneelHl) The grain f this year's crop was , Kinp'oyen of Hie Hlu" Mountain Iti4i-Mi in the new grain elevator creamery and I heir wives, and In.l'il ei k. The elevator is not 'et SV"ethenrt Weie puejtls of U. fin1. Imi will he within the .Tyler, proprteior. nt a plenle and nej week or so. (supper up .Catherine, creek near Tlie elevator wis hullt lo re-ifnlon Tuesday evening. About lt;iee the one which lnirned May persons miub- up the pnriy. ;ta. Two warehouses, located nejiri Kollnwlng the .supper all ntlend ihe eleviiliir. n cr.' destroyed by'"! h eli-cus which Is now showing fire al the same tune. ... . . Band Concert Is Nigh t Ins teadof Fr iday "Throwing Money Away A bx-nl hn-itie- innii lia 1hii aimlyhiK Imbues, and b' nmrfcet I tie In -I few vt(Hk. Hr lift- hNo hii-ii Mittlylnir lilf mlvertiliiir miim' ulieiv Hi" money vias Kulntt d what it nHI IlllllltS. Tli otlH-r ilny lio minoiiiMT.1 lilati for tnkliiir rnoip Mmki in Tlie (tfiMTtfr ml itiiuvti Iratiitlt life ad.i-r(ilit(r III II i ditHlirly. "I lwtt Imtii llirow lr my iiMMiey anny hi a ibweii dtffennt fiKll-ti iHi-rtUine n-reiliuttTr mnv I am ihhtI I can rt-fliii rp wtj)lr mur nTfn'ti'ly In TIm Ob'rirr ninl at le fsi Hd lint ItRfiHiK "miIiI" m llhnrr niJrrl lcrtM ami lim- rt-aikT-f-twL "Objwrrr Ailrr(lnlnflr A MervliandihUig benk-c." Demonstrate New Flusher In La Grande City Officials Consider ing IHirehasc of Com bination Machine Now in Use Here. A combination aprlnkler an I fluaher, equipped with Its own pumping machinery. Is belnsr dem onstrated on Iji Orunde atreetn tod'iy under' I ho supervision of city officio (h. If satisfactory, t imiehlne, may be purehaHed, the mutter lo be d''cld'd lit the com mhwlon tn net i up tonight. Thn truck, a Mack, arrived her'' yesterday and wan put Into urf almost Immediately. A luou-jru!-lon tank feeds the sprinkler and fl usher, and more than four block of alrret can " be laVS. care of with one tankful of water. Water la pumped her from hydrants or f.oni aewera, dltchea or other similar sources of sup- l,,v- i "There Is no remion why Knstern In addition lo Its chief us--, j Oregon, like koimc seotoTiS of Idaho the truck could ulno be used for j and Went em Oregon, Khould not firht Iiik fire, it will, wltli hoi. ; be supplylntr Itn Junt ahrr? of dairy attached, throw a stream of wut-1 prodiiela for Northwest consuinp er oeveral score feet and will udljtion; accordingly,, there Is no roa 55 or i0 pounds of pressure tojson why KaMern Oregon farniors prosHure already supplied by lalns iand's gravity system. Klrc de part mtMit officials point out that it could be used to especial ad vantage in fihtin? fires any dls- tunce from water, us It carrl' own supply. bs Added lo Its other features, th tank can be taken from the truck and the truck used for comiiK t- ceil purposes. If purchuse. city officials pjaai ! r him. In the parly there mV an attempt f.- W' U,H0 V. "ouaon.-of the to dust settled iri-..t4 nni im - proved, and streets clean. also keen miVeJ ? THANKS, CIGARS FOLLOW FINES Polite fr Japanese . LaW.pust , iyyny or-wW al- now grain ledKCIS ASCOlina VI-.K.rpPt an(J Waliowa.- "And.tha4 flCCrS and COUIT .Wlthiffoes for your Grande lionde Val- Their Generosity. ' .' . I Admlttlng to the honorablo court that the ju?s of sukl a kind of Jupancso wine inado from rlco that the worthy prohibition of- fCPr found cached In At pit under (u.r ,.m,H,.d lugs and prepared )n wniidrav, trflcer George M. jr.rcil invited them Into his ear onj drove them home-. "Thank vou." boweil Ihe elder Hayaskl. as they back-d out . or ilhe officer's cup. "Tbank vou. ch r. sir." and he handed th honor - able and astound l officer two cl - gars. 1 , , tr i i r ....'we now Und Mntai Cieamery !nluJllM Bhow Employes Enjoy Picnic, and dairy pn i ... -..I.... i mil i mi-mi. Tomorrow ( Ilecause of conflb l-i In dates. the m nmde bsnd concen. wim.,,. Witnonsin's dairy products be held tomorrow nlcht nt 4-lght ur,. VJlU,.ti Ht S4h millions of dol o'clork nt the iiiKh school field ln- .(irH ,,nnuany. The y.-arly value stead of Friday night, as w.i nt ,or Oregon's dairy products will fln t announced. Andrew '""V-1 not exceed two or (lire" million director. Informed The observer . dullars. this morning. tl"trr To Idtiliu An nxeellent prograur bus le-en tirranired for Thursday nlifhl the cololaln for the roni:ert will be Marry L. I'rice, eliirinetlst. f will pbiy Him arlu with vartitlonM from Soniiiumbiilu"" by Ib'H - Ini. A number Jur-t off I Ik press fr band. nrriinemeiitM lo be played will lie the twdeetlon from "May - lime." the populur inualial com - euy iiy i ;onueric. i n i " u nue i haw never before ei-n avi.llablf (for band iierformnnee. The fumou.s M'lartet fnnu 'itlr-J ob-tto." a Feleetion famHIiir to nniMle loven. us well wi pevirral ot hern. no duubt prov ante. Many pi-u or nfcnier vein und popular sonh's of the duy will round out the program. An effort In bet n if made to liave a plat form built to accommodate tho band. This will enable the audlene. especially thono persons i who orefer to remain In lhdr jcarw, to hear und aco ihe band to CO wis POItlTll TO PROFITS Agriculturist Urges. Far . mers to Refrain from One-Crop Gamble -.v DIVERSITY IS HOPE L UNION, WALLOWA C. C. Gignoux, U. T. Official,- Completes . Sur vey of Conditions in . This .Territory. dairymen nhould not bo reap. hifi the. laie. profits which would be made possible if Kuslern Ore gon did this." " . Thus spoke C. C ' (ilfrnoux, bs slslunt supervisor of Hisrieulturr for the I'nion .arlflt as lie mo tored down from Wallowa lake n,Servei staff who inter- iOrcR - on state chamber - of com ,Murc ut Portland, with Mr. Dod- son s son, Danicd, and Karl C Itey noldn. secretary of the- Cnln county chamber of commerce. The latter were rcturnliiff from the meeting of comiih rclul "club secre taries held at the. lake the two days previous. . -. uppormmiy .n'i . "J1n dairying portabilities of this HHotlon of the country arc tin-surpus.-K'd aaywbere In the North west," said the -, railroad afcricul- mi-Ut ' u Dit. drive enrrled him j ley. too," he quickly added. . -"You have In'th'se two counties at the present tme(' s.tid, Mr. Olc- noux, "ample payrolls from 'your lumbering Industry to Insure pn sent prosperity of each ' of your jcoiiMiiunltlcs. lei, you shoutd.be aware that your ultimate hope be directing much of your atlen- lion now lo dairying and Ihe dairy ' products liidusl ry's possibilities in (Union and Wallowa counties, lb- lore Idaho runners turned lo dairy piouueis, ki.mio u-iiinn forcibly cloned largely because of Jth - insolvent farmer-clH-ms. Mi ;1'"1' 'n Idaho hint bei-n closed I since; niMl Ihhi, considering tin- I new . state ol prosperity In which 'u.. m.tt iln.l In.-- r ii in riiriuir. tln value of dairying roducts. lgrullHbie though It If. Ore gon lia 'slipped from her form position In tlie. amount . of dairy products jirnduced or inanuraclur ed here. J ii ring Hi" last year or two. 'i'vvcnly-lwo cars of Minne sota buller were shipped lo and sold In the NorilmeMl m IPii, imjeli of I his being consumed In Oreijoii. II a.-em lo m there- fure, that when- the potential 'dairying possibilities are as Krcsl as here In Wallowa and 1 nion counties, your farmers are passing up a mighty big thing. esp"elally wheii one considers how dairying z ;in made other sections and olli'-r ilea prosperous. You J)eard o no Uit n kh fcrotiii.' 'broke' In VViseonnln. ;of courj.. not - but there Is u reu- , "r0 bring thu point closer hone. want lo uifaln rer to Hahn's rhitnire. VoU can upurtclate that " coixiltlonft iinn nif lilt! (arilierfl jlllUMl )J(Vf, n.V L;iJ when 82 1 hanks cloned. You iv 111 npprerlale, (too, how much Improved cojtdJ- . j ((Continued nn P(je Four.) ' .... ., 1 ITast () 1017011 Nomiftl School Meet tailed In the inN-rodM of the moiirc to provtdi' a ft ate norniul Kchool in KMMtei-i. liri'itin reureifenlHtlvrrt ,.,.,OI, .....i .vin . with j ,ustnei!H men at TIim Iallc Thur.i- day noon. , A. II. Hunter, ,who head:- tlic norimil whool coimnlttce of the 1'nlon county chamber of com merce, will bu ono of tlio in o tu be ra In ihg d legation from - Lu (jr-id Dairy Train v Proposed By Secretaries Demonstration ' Special for. Eastern Oiegon Is Suggested at; Wallowa Lake Meeting. A resolution asking the tfrcipoa AeMculturat ool.lcgo and the chumbers ,of -;ooiumerce to coop erate, with the, 1'nlon I'uciflc sys tem inworkluic out a plan to pro-, vide a-da-try and poultry demon strut Ion train for pastern Orcffnn by yepteniber: if possible, but tit least, by the fore' part of October, was passed by yeprescntutlvcs of Joseph, X'nlon, Uaker und J.u OranUe.' t . ;' , o ' C.'CV Qignonx, ussistant super-. vUor of us'lfulture for the Union Patrlfle. K3tein, who was present, fuvored Ihe. move in cut und of fered his assistance. . . Kxplanatlon of the d;ilry finance plan, by which' banks or other financing institutions purcluwi dairy cows for farmers and re celve half of tueli cream check until the animals are paid for. wus made by Mr. OIriioux and W.: 1). n.-Dodstin, manager of the Portland chamber of commerce, who was another -speaker, cuest. Agreeing that more frequent meetings worn justified by the Interlocking-Interests . of the Knst ern . Oregon commerce chambers, the members' planned unothc t?e salon for 1st" In (ctober at Union. Newell Martens, of that place, was made chairman of the attendance committee, on which O. O. Crawford, of Joseph, an 1 W. K. North, of Haker. also will serve, . Membership, commit lee work, committee personnel and the prob lems of the unpaid secretary were other matters discussed. Hualness sessions were Interspersed with bowling, a trip around Waltow. lake In the new 40-possenger boat, und dinner at the lake Inn. i i, i.r.i -i i. injiaOlCantS UeaUCCO IU Tt ivi 4-ti r t f ennitlAiic . X luiuiivi; juiiuiieinr u cper ucsoiaiion urecid View.. , ATIA. Samoa, June 80 'O'orres pondent of the AsBoeii'li'd rreasl. Kroni the isolated eoial atoll cT I'almeislon lalaniL lying belwe-n Kamoa and Karalo'liga. news In s just reached Apia of a tidal va-e which Ibne months ago sweat over Ihe Islund. deslroylng prac-f tjcally all proiwrly and reduchrf! conditions. ... , I I'almerslon is peopled by about l'ltfEB ISLAND tan descendants ui William Mar..- many pails of the country Is be- amino iind other mutters. -. - ' . teis a HrlllHh iMjV"OlU'.'r who coming serious. Heports from. ' settled there in I SCi wlf.i his Middle valley stale thai the Irri- . Andrews In Ireland I'olyneslun wives. Its ilestllu'e gatiou water Is becoming iUll'i (leneml Andrwa bus gone to condition was revealed only wh -n .'scarce for many farms there, Ireland but will return Friday and Sir Muni I'omare, on Ihe. N-w-.Home farmers say they will not. give a dinner lo Blr Austen Cham Zeuland government steamer lllnlry lo get u second culling of lay berlaln foreign secretary Olid other emoa, loueh.'d there on an In spection tour. Supplies were landed anil a relh t 'ship ordered immedltit.'ly frcin Itaralonga. One Life Only one life -was lost a girl was kilb-d by a falling cocoanul t US She fled before I lie W I1V. The. oth"r Inhabitants had surri- (Contlnucd on Page 6) La Grande Busy . Center On Oraii'le at noon tod iy r (f- iHtercd th b"' Hhiippln c-eiih-T. 'inii"iK and their when, many of them drlvlnr: from the far cornerj of I'm Ion and Wallowa countleq to tnk'i advantage of the timely barKiilnn offered by the merclhiniH co-operating In ' the 1 1. li d commuuMy Hale, delayed their darling Incauae the fine weaih'T wii clarion call to Ih fields, ifarvewta demand the beat houn of the day, ty midday, how ever, the downtown atreetH were lined with crH. and th' Hldcwalka a Heine of paekajfe-laJeii nhup pera. . Auction In tier Aay I'robablj' not inon than 80 pro-.-ptctlvo buyern went on the frfoundn wImii the free uucllon op . ne.l al I:?" p. in. Utit Tom lohiiHon's neinif Jargon had no oom.r bt'KU't 10 dionc than down the iil'-y. from thin and that mil betr.-ecn build inffw, frenh forces gathered to we (he rrowd. "If the buer are few, you ruap the benefit, Tom cneoiiriMffd ua hla mien nontf romptd over th d rtlr.ilillllb a of a fn ah-palnted eli-el rle waMhtntr machine, thut wan the flrnt article up. I lories, Kord tuckj4, a' waifon, Implement!, witblle, hunieHM, a run und a carrom board were out In the lot, wulUne for their turn West Palm Beach and . Palm Beach Suffer ;:; ?1,000,(KH) Loss STREETS STREWN WITH WRECKAGE Man and Woman Res cued by Heroic Swim mers After Being Ma rooned 8 Hours. (By tlio AssoclMcd llross) . .' UeHtdeiils alon gtho coa.sts ' for upper Florida. Georgia und South Carolina preiured today' for the coming of. the West Indian hurri cane which was moving up : tho coast of Florida, after lashing thn southern borders of that Htato yes terday and last night. While Miami. West Palm Beach, and 'Ihe cities In the muke of the storm took toll of the damage HI. Augustine. Jacksonville, and other Florida cities and Savannah ' and Hriinswlck, Qu., and Charleston. S. C, made ready for the unwel come "visitor. WI3ST PALM DKACIl. Kla. July 2K: f.l After a 48-bour battle wltb hurricane winda wbicii cut ofr crintinunlcatlon will) -tlirt out nlde xi'orid, tliia elly and rutin Reach early today beffun u check (of the BlornVs daninne which eon- acrvalivo authorities ptace well . above a million dollars. . flnsofar aa they are a fountain for Today the wind bad subsided thirsty atny.at-lionic Americans. ,i ih,. ,.,. l.n.l ,nii,.i,.,i. a rialniri -The oiisla where. the tniinhls ' of barometer Indicatlnit that the force ,.r in,. . i,n, i i.,.n .linni here, Ti.e i Jucai,,. ,l,.it..,l u-lth un. rooted tmliiM and debris and nifcn of thi' inula atreetB of 1'alin Beach Oenernl lilncoln t:. Anilrow, head iv..'tiiundal(!d.-.' TIie walar TronvJPr.h'U irorOf iient 'In . tllu of, both -cliles nuffered Hie grenu-st VCflMod Mlales, and rjrltlsh officials. ilomaRe whin' fashionable resorls V r-?rnin governmoni gives, me and hotels wore flooded by water 'Amf-rlcon prohibition, forces ccr blown In from Lalie Worth .w hen ,ul' '"ltle. Ji, Ui! , territorial ,wa llm northeiiHt gale shifted: to the I" r "1" Hahmmw lylug-vlrtually west aliortlv after noon Tuesday. Al ,,, yii,.11( (,lub ' . . - . . .. out a lew cruisers reuiaineu oi iiier score- or more;, crafts anchored the deck. .Mnu, Wouinii ItiM'iied Pn'dgcn used In the work on r I m llcaeh harbor, were lorn loose by the tide and wind Just le - for duwn Tuesday and rammed (Continued on Pnge Knur.) . WalO' Shortage AcUtC Ovcr Wallowa C00ntV,",nt ". "I'! carefully tire ' . itH,. ,,f Ibo ttrllbilr fluo' -liv vesMi.ls . ' WAI.I.UWA. Ore., .Inly as (Hpf cla I). The water shortage la this seuson because of insurricicni ministerial department noaqc. Irrigation. Slock Muter- Is slioit Willie In iJuhltll lid will pay Ills cm inuny of the farms In the hill respects to presld"lU t.'osgruvo of sections and a number of farm- ni, Vee state and Ooveruor Oen ers have been busy part of I ll. .t.riil Timothy H"aly. lly will go to time recently hauling water to .lirK Haturibiy and will null A.ug flll up their wells. Willi two of UBt 4 for liuiuv. the ilry Inonfhs of Ihe year yt ; - ' , ' ahi-tid II Is fcard by inuny tiuit the situation may yt beeom? worse. Shopping Third Sales Day while prospective buyen c;innlly IliiHpected their condlttoim. J, VI. I , (CnhtlntiAd on Pains ) TODAY'S GA3IES NMIONAI, I.I A.1 I . I'MH.ADin.I'lll A (Al') It. l. R, SI. uis It 14 I i'lillndelphla 6 12 0 H:iierle: Hlierd"l. Johnson, - II. tell and Irk, O'l 'urrell; I H an and WHaon. HIIOOKI.VN, (Al) -- I!. II. K. rim lnnatl .... 4 . K llro'klyn .........4. 3.7 I Muiter-le: ,uUe und llarurca vef. I'le-lnleh; VeHweeti-j' und O'Nell. Ni;V ViiUK. (AT) I'lltMburtf New York , It. II. K. tt ! ... .. .. . .... .. ii MHdona and (looeh: Vnnullllan, iHivlea , MeMullen. Htttterl. m: i4coll, Kluff. und lloreiM: AMMIM'A V 1 ,1 Al . I I : I'l.KVKI.ANU, (AO It. II. K I'lllhi-lellllllu i 1 1 2 rievi lunil ii 14 I llullerlis: Wullo-rK. Willis, I'ulu und Cochrane.; Luven uud Bewcll. j Plays With 2,000,000 Volt IH-. Harris J. Ilan, clwtrhiil rtpcrt of faiUuid Hlunfonl unl vcrslly. und lURson priio wtniMv,. Iioh spI lip an nporlnKtitl slalliMi near I'ais. Alio, Cal., wlu-m lie soon will wild 2,I(HJ,ihm) volts or clixtik'llr spltllnic tbroiuclt Uto air tlx- greatest t'leclrl- al slrciiKtb vvrr Rimcratwl anil controlled by man. Hu imllcts ' a tremendous lcvflinuiil or iwer icenvrnllim Mat tons and lines on tlio west coivs( li I be next docado. DRY BilIS SEEMS LIKELY Andrews and British Of ficials Make, Arrange ments to Check Smug gling gf Liquor. LONDON, July' 28. (AP) Arid lly threatens .th fJAhamn Islands rum row: obtain their' , mippllca to sell pff the Atlantic . seaboard ' of the t'jilted StieR, Is af reeled by an irrfli iini. -Katthodx by Hrlradler m in . ivour m ipt uis- lance of the Klorld coaaL Hl- to IWwtkgera Although. lli6-.:Jotall ' of tho agreement are being, .kopl 'iiecrt't, It Is described as constituting ' the greatest blow lo bootlegging ,, slrfc prohibition: went into effect.'' It Is understood that the Un,ltrd BtakeB lil bi? permitted to, have-an -)n-t-'lllirenci!. Horvlco'ln Ihe. rlaliamas Islands to trrion liquor shipments and ulso lliut tile Drltlsh govorn- jengaged In carrying tilcollollc'car- goes and deal with Infractions , of ,hu aw. rt.grding i-lrii'mncca, quar FAMILY OF DEAD EDITOR TARGET OF MAS ATTACK CANTON, Ohio, July AD' einberH of the fapitllea of Uon It, ( McNeil, . In In publiaher and l.loyd .Meiieii, ,111a iirotner lonay wern 111 from un obnoxloua (fan whleh, ro leased near their liomc, awept neroBrl tin? porch whure they were Heated. The four children or 1on and ti In widow un well a Mrs, Uoyd Meiett, were nmiHeatd Ity the wiui. Their condition Ih not aerlous. -.', The ffUH could have coino from u (rait bomb aueh a.s police raiders tine, or. it iniKht have be'n im poumled In a bottle,' and the bot tle, broken hear the honi". accord luir to OeorK HurHford, detective who Investigated. ' Edscl Ford ViKitoi- At White Pine Camp PAI.'I. H.MITIIK. N. V.. July II. (Al'l.- Hellef'lhiil I'reshlenl t:ool hlffe is in u stronaei nosition with the people thttn he ever hus been. ws express.Ml todoy - by l-tl.. l''orl. son of the uutoiitolille iimn- utuelilrer, who Is a guest ut White ..... .... I'ine riiup, Aeeouiuliylng Mr. I'oollUge lo Hie executive offices, . Mr. h'or.l received neu spuiier. correspon di'iits, und In response lo ques tions, ileelsreil ' his confidence In the future of eoinlneri'liil avla- Hon.. as well ua Riving his vlowa on politlcul conditions. Bulletins : FOJVT W'OKTH, Tex. July 2 (Al") tlrand jury UivrallKallon of (ho alaytiitf of lk. K, C'lilipH by the lU-r. Dr. J. Frank Nor lis on July 17 apiiarrntly closed today when the. liigiilsltorlal boily took up oilier mc, but 1lliout Rltinff any uiilUatlon as lo what Its av ium wxnilil be l the N orris case. CKAUKMOOIl. X. Y. .Inly Al') Jcorfi) Iniiess, painter Inlvmatloiutl ri'iMitation, tllcxl lus summer homo hero. today. I'AVK UHIS-Ni:,, I'Vaneo July 88 (A.l) Olaf Farstudf, of Nor way, was about elKlit nilhii out and swimming strong at 0:40 o'- vlock lonlglit In ait attempt - to I conquer llui Kiigllalt liumnel. llo ' nteml tlni water at 10t4S moniliuj. . , ; ' ; ; , ' I ... . . . HlFl-'ALO, N. V. July 2H (AV) More than 3,500 gallons of ol ffonoua aleohol has been sold In Western New York and Ontario through bootleg channels, nooord iiur to a partial ' confession by .Jamea Voclker. wlio Is charged with first degree murder for his share In lis (llstributkiu. I'AIUH, July 28 (AIM The finance committee of tlio chamber of deputies today adopted hi prin ciple. Premier l'oliicare'H financial bill and passed on to the discus sion of each arllclo separately. The role was 20 to 13, with six ab sent members. lremler l'olncaro told tlio chamber of deputies , fi nance . oonuulUco that ho would not introduce, the Washington and Ixmdon debt funding agreements for ratification before thu cham ber's vacation. Scarface Al Arrested ; On Charge of Murder CHICAdO, July 28. (AP) Al phonBO '8arfiLcc" Capo no, chief of thn underworld of thn turbulent auburb of Clce.ro, aoiiKht. siucn thn machino , gnn nKHUHlnallon of A abitant Htatea Attorney McKwlKKln. wuh taken into thu federal building today by federal agent 8, to whom h had aurrenderd. liondumen already wero Ihort to nrranK1 for his reflate, but ho watt Chief of lieleetlvcs William Hehoe- inaUer, wll h a warrant chaiKlntr Capone with tho murder of Ale HwIkkUi. Mexican Religious Battle Fatal to Mayor Cervantes MCXK'O i-ITV, July ;s (AP). Ooverninent. officials lod'ty were investiinitlng reports from Atfuns i.'nllentes of the first d'-inn Iiy vloh-nee as nn outgrowth ul the religious sltuiitlon. The denth reported Is lliut of Mnyor lluiuherto Cerviintes. or Nocliistun. slute of Zui.-itt ecus, tin" report Is thul he wus stoned to death Iiy u moh lifter lie Iln.l murdered a Ciitholic priest uud Hint oil Ih" members of his fnin lly ere killed. Another report suys he wus hnnifd ufler he hn I fired ul the priest nnd order mi his nrrest. Todiiy there were more pil grimages by the r.i It It rill to the shrine of Ouiitlulllpe. tlie sunt most deurly beloved Iiy the M.'M. cun p'opte, which Is sltuiiti-d Juki outside the enpllol. H'rom fur oil liiountuln vltluges entire lll..u k... .. I n tll.lul initiun fitinllles hnve been trudKlng ulong rouds Iiy day und sleeping by th- nuvslil" ut night. Tho women curry ImiIiI.m. H'-d In shunts, upon their bucks, while the linger chil dren trot alongside their purcnta, who carry scunt bundles of fooJ and few thin blankets with j which to wurd off the bitterness IIIPRIIM GREEK SAYS Attorney of Senator Mc Kinley Testifies at Investigation ILLINOIS SOLON PAID EXPENSES Less Than $5,000 Spent by Other Parties, Cam paign Funds Commit .tee Hears.' CHICAGO, July - BP. (AP). Senator William B. McKlnley -lidded to stand all of the expense! of his fight tor renomlnation irt the recent Illinois primary, Henry I,. Green, his personal attorney, testified today before the senate, campaign funds committee. .In 'line with that policy, Ihe. senutor, who waM defeated for tho republlenn senatorial nomination by Frank 1,. Hrnlth. accepted no outside contributions, Green said. It was disclosed yesterday that; tho campaign cost McKlnley t35U.G16.72. Was Senator- Idea. Green declared that tills yielh od of financing the campulirit might seem "alngulur," but tint the idea w-aa, that of thn senuto.". In which ho concurred. The witness said there inuyhuvo been , some. . small , sums spent or services rendered '. by others, but that all he had heard of would not exceed 1 5,000. , "Pardon ma,", lie added, "I understood that Mr. McCormlcs was , to havo spent soma money for advertising in foreign lan guage newspapers -but whether, she did or not 1 don't know. ."was there, not a large num ber of circulars sent out by In dividuals or ltiUfr tt fttdWi;.. als?" asked Senator Reed. "Thei-o were, but I paid tlio expense out 01 111 funds," Qrc'cn replied. ' .. - .' , .. Turns Inquiry. " limlrnian Heed turned the In quiry buck to McKlnley dona tions to charitable and educa tional Institutions. Green said overal persons spoko for McKlnley or for 'hi world court during the campulgn but could think of none but John Wesley X 111. chancellor of Lin coln Memorial university, front (Continued on Page 4) THREE DROWNINGS IN WASHINGTON; 2 WOMEN RESCUED ! l'AHt.'O, Wash., July- 28 (AP)',' Vlda Perry, a Pasco high school girl, und her Bister Dorothy, a granimur school girl, drowned last night In the Columbia river neur here. They Vint ' wading wltl friends,. Were caught In the cur rent and carried away. ' Neither could swim. Lucille Burks nearly lost lier llfo trying lo save them, but was rescued by M. C. Merritt, coming up tho river In a motorboat. M'ORANU WOMAN BROWNS HPOKANK. July 28 (AP). in trying to rescue hur muld, who wns swimming wllh her In Lake Chelnn. Mrs. Hun y II. Hunt, ot Hnokune, wus drowned late yes lenluy. while her four-year-ohl son wulched from the shorn. Th muld wus saved by a camper lu a rowboat. of Ihe night chill In the high lands. Hy thousands they aurrotin 1 und then crowd Into the shrine unci kneel there so thickly weageu together that Iho entrance- of un olher person Is Impossible llulil someone vucutes tt space. More thun 25,01)0 children liavt been coiirirmed In tho cuthedr'1 during the lust week. Archbish op Mora Y. Mel ltlo fainted front exliuustioil once, ufler 6,00') con firmations. He Is 72 years old. The government's determination of unyielding pursuance of Its un nouncci policy of putting Into ef fect Ihe new religious regulations Is further Indicated by a letter Attorney General Ortega has sent to all prosecuting attorneys ami agents by Un- deportment of Jus tice. The letter requests an Ini. m.'dlule, specific and frank slate, lent us lo whether the attorney iind agents unreservedly support and syinpnllilm wllh tho govern ment's religious policy. . Tills Is construed us imuillm? that imy person not lieurtlly i t uccord wllh the government will be discoursed from tho service-'