La Grande evening observer., July 29, 1926, Image 1

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EDITION
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webt portions tonight.
VOLUME XXV.
MEMBElt' ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1926.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 16
HOT LAKE
PREPARING
FORKS
Eastern Oregon Medical
Society to Convene
V There Wednesday
STATE BOARD OF
HEALTH COMING
Madame Herbst, Former
Grand Opera Star, In
cluded on - Entcrtain-
v mcnt Program. . - ,
HOT I.AK10 (Spccuil). When
lr. V. T. Phy opens t lie Hot Ijike
sanatorium for Mil iill-KMstorn
Oregon reception In honor of the
stale board or health and the
J-Intilorn Oregon Medical . society
ik xI Wednesday evening a. feature
or the affair which will allrool
many music lovers will bo a short.
)iiu.icnl program, by Ina, Wright
Herbst,, soprano, and her husband,
J'ror. Onllfrled llorbsl, violinist.
-They will bo ssslsicd by their
daughter. Until Adcllield. on the
pnlno. and their Him William, who
la following In Ilia famous father's
footsteps as a violinist. ." ,
Madame llerbst la aformer Un
ion county girl who luia won fume
In musical circles. She has been
balled as thn "successor to Mad
ame Hcmbrlch" and urged by audi
artists as Sc.humnn-llelnk to re
turn to grand opera work. Mad
unie Horbat van for throe years
the hading lyrir-dranmtlc soprano
with tin" lloyal Court, grand opera
ur -derma ny. Thn aria, on the pro
gram alio will present here-la the
one In which she injide her opera
tic debut berorn n. brilliant, gath
ering of royally in Coburg.
..-.,' Ilerliat I'aiiHiiia ; . . K
l:VcughT.cd us ihA landing violin
virtuoso on the Pacific coast,- Pro-r.-ssor
Herbst was nl one tlno con
cert niaater and soloist With lead
ing orchestras In fleriiiaby. He
cause of Mine. llerbsl.'K love for
the west, of her. girlhood, she und
her husband have made their
home In the northwest, since re
turning to America. They were
both ot one time head of their re
spect' e department, at the Wash
ington Static college and aro now
in Spokane where, they liavo .oh.
' (Continued on Page B
i - ' j
COUNTY AGENTS
? WILL MEET HERE
iN EXT SATURDAY
A. meeting of county agents
one ot a series or district conf-r
..nies l.elnir helil during the sum
., will be held here Kultirday.
K 1 Haltard. county agent lend -r
from Corv'ullls, urrlved In the oily
this morning to make prelliiilnary
"'r:,,::r"be du, ,,of
morning, will be spent in vlewll g
some or the Held work in Ihe
countv. Pluns ure to visit the J.
II. Dobbin place first, where Ihev
will see the perlnunent pasture
planting which has been estub-
I-U...1 . .Inrlnir I lie llUSttltrCC
years, also some of the purei). eo
sheep which have been entered
ror Ihe rum Kile to be held here
i.-- Il.r.rn 1 licv IV
(Continued on ffrfco B
Large Attendance Expected
At Band Concert Here Tonight
"Throwing
Money
Away
A l.x al lmliieM man lias been
anal King Ids bu..liirs ami
markets llii' la-4 few wii'k.
Ho has alMi hn Muilylng bl"
ndvcrtl-liu cK-nt when- Hi"
OHHiry was going and what (t
wa hnlng.
Thn utlier day lw annoiinci'.l
plnn fur taking more spa.T;
In Tlr Ol'rior and fonci-n-Iratlng
bl. adterUil In l -iluslivly.
"I liaic been throw
ing inv uitnii ) away In a ilomi
dlffcniit loollli ailcrllbn
ninliuiii. iiinv I am licnl
I fan naeli morf Siil' more!
ffii-llioly In Tin Olwcrvcr ami
nl ls nl." Hp lias lH-ninn
"xdd" ihi hrer rcadcr-m-Icrt
and low ntiktwl.
"Observer Advert Mug
A McrchaaUlslu ben Ice."
L. Reynolds
Fil es New
Complaint
Differs Slightly from the.
Three Preceding Docu
ments Trial j)uc Jn
September.
A fourth coniiilahit In Loo; ' . -ri i. c
Reynolds' inuch-docunientcd suit Woman Evangelist May
against the city of 1 Oran.lef Be Indicted On Per
was filed 111 circuit court this , ,-
morning. jury Charge
Differing only slightly from I lie., .... .N.-. ..
three preceding complaints; orlg-I , ppnp, p ; ...
inal und amended, this one asks lAIViUrjIj rKAJrljfj '
22.8:6.5t in payment for dai.i-j , VILL BE CALLED
ages the plaintiff Is alleged to " r
have suffered when seepage from; " '
the municipal septic tank and District Attorney Is De-
softer carried typhoid rever guriri.i, . , - ,
Into the waters or his dairy lunch.
so that he and children or several
of his customers contracted the
disease, thus destroying his, busi
ness and rendering his rami val
ueless as 11 home or for the pur
pose for which It was purcliusud
und equipped.
This time, Instead or charging
that the city authorities Tailed to
keep the tank In repair, the plum-
tiff complains" that they "main-
tallied and operated It In audi
manner that It Censed to cleansed .
the water currying the said sew,
age, and wrongfully and without,
th" consent of the plaintiff con-1
tlnued tor more llian IS month -
past allowed the refuge and .sew-
(Continued on Page S)
TO CALL FOR
BIQS ON SEWER
City Commissioners Ac-
ocnt ProiPfk in West Lai
i 'a.i i ;
viraiiue vuicr . . muu,
Postponed.
1- ' " -"
Atmenee of Commissioner It. l .
I-ondls last night resulted In the
postponing of action on two mat - I
ters by thn clly commissioners.- j
Proposed purchase of the com-
blnutlon sprinkler and riuslier
which Is being demonstrated here
this week and passage or an or-
dlnunce were laid over . unlll all
commissioners ure present.
A sewer improvement uisinc..
No. 3-S, Including several moci-s .
In Wisdom's uddlllon west of .the:
high school, .wan up ror heurliigj
and. as no objections or remon-1
stronees were received, the eli
recorder was authorl.cd to 'Issue
a cull for bids, which will be open-
ed the evening ol ugu.lt 11.
The commissioners then
lourned until tonight at
o'clock.
ii. I
7-'t(l
,
i
'morrow arlernoon at 2 o'clock ut
TO .MKI.T ni.MIIHT ,,, rtul,neilluiiip chapel. Iturlal
A special meeting or the slock- Km )n ,h,. .MuhuhIu cemetery,
holders or the La. Grande Irrlga-: Jlr itiiiiUin culne to Oregon
turn company has been called ror froll, I'mniiing. Ohio where he whs
- .born In IWi. In I!ia7 he moved to
(Continued on Page S) '.l's.sco where he has since made his
1 " - Ihoiiie.
Sh to Return
Man Held at Ontario
Hltrrirr J' SS- Ii;s)n nrs It'll hen
y'H((;rtliiy aricrnooit bound Tor 'n
tnrlo. Ore., wImti' a mun
Of a thefl in 1-u (lrunU ;
cun"l
In bchitf
; nei.i i.y u. ... -
r TrofMc Officer llol.erlson uppre-
bended n man, whose name Is un-
Known acre, niiu na
si'Hnlon Ik'cnnc plulrs
I'urk Tuylor.
HtoU n from
Indications today, with fair. HI also probably l- finished I by
( ., , this evening also, which loaves
weather promised by 'he weather ( i m)( t,n.llon ot .
man, are tliat un even lurg'-r ,iKj)Wny between hen: und I'endle
orowil Hum iisuul will be In alien- ton on which a third course 0r oil
dunce tonight ut the high school
athletic field when the Iji Grande
band will appear In concert.
Amlr,.v l-finov. director. Un-
nounced this morning lh.it con-
cert would begin at 7:30 o'clock
Instead of eight o'clock, ns had
been previously unnounced.
The progrunf for Hie concert
follows;
: I. March
Ills Majesty" Sallg-
bur.
! 2. Choruelerlslle
I lance" Hermann.
1 3. (Juurlct from
"C o c o a n ut
Itlgoletlo"
Verdi.
' 4. (i) Oriental lnlernielw.o
"Araltlun Nlglitf" King.
li) Whistling Solo "Some
time': Kahn.l-'loiilo. Musician
K. Kosonhuum.
0. iH-serlptlve PI
"A Hunt
ing
x Seen-'- 1
IIuciiIosmI.
. Clarin.-t Holo Theme und Va
riations "Ia Honinambula" Utll
Inl. Musician Hsirry C. Price.
7. Overture "Haymond" Amb.
Tnoinas. .
6RAHD JURY
10 TAKE IIP
AH
, terilllllVU 11) ,WI. w ure
Bottom of Mrs. Mc-
rhei-son's Adventure,
1 US ANtiKI.RS,' Ju'y :'!' (!').
Kvldence will bo presented to
. county grund Jury to d
tit-iiiiuo whether perjury hu-l
been, committed In connection
,vn, n,e grand Jury Investigation
(0 the story pf . Atmee Ueniplu
Mcrherson, evangelist, that Bhe
wlul ijid,,,,,,,. Dlstrlut Attorney
sa Kcyea unnounced here today,
"in view of the new evlder.ve
cblulnod on the 'Investigation, of
ihe churge or the kidnaping of
i .Mrs. , Almee Semple Mcl'herson.
I consider It my1 duty as disr.tlc'.
lUltorney of this county to present
evidence ,lo the grand Jury t.'
fdetermlne whether, perjury M3
been . coilimltted," the formal
jsttttemenl Issued by the district
i attorney said. The announcement
followed a Konfurence or sever.il
hours with llepilty Illalrlcl Attor-
ney Joseph - ltyan and filler of
Detectives Herman (.'line, who re
turned to l.os Angeles from Car-
I met. Oil., where they conducted
lun Investigation in - connection
.with Hie CllKe
Mrs. Kennedy, mother of Mr
Mel'hnrsoii. .when; Informed ut
bv the district atlornoy, an
nounced that at present there waslthls lueusure Is not
:--'l"P statement, to make but ino.:
one may lie it'sueo. iroin aiikciui
Temple later. e .-'
- , wnm-jsapg '-'fronV Monterey and
cnrm-1 will be called before the
k,.u,k1 Jury here nest Tnesduy. II
Vll ,mnouncud at the district at
lmn,.y'.., ofriee.
. .. : : : : ' :
TjrkliE'DT O AWTV'
BUBfcRl KAlIVll
VILli tiHi lilJKllM
HERE TOMORROW
Knherl M. ltunkln, II, promin
ent I'useo, Wash., wheat riutehcr
and pioneer resident ut this vullcy,
where he resided- from 1SS9 until
19Ui, dl"d here at
three o'clock
ys'eruuy u.i uuuii m ie-
of his sister, Mrs.. C. I Joel.
l-'unerul services will be held to-
He
Is survived uy three brothers.
J'Zi
(wo hIhIith, Mih. Joi'l,
of l,ii (liiin.l". nnl -Mtk. Mlnnh
Minx, of Kuifii'', who iirriv.'d Iptp
lusl ntchl. KH.rl llnnkln, who whs
owl of town, will . bj h'-rc for tJic
.fum - ral. -
Hisfhway Oiled Between
Meacham and La Grande
tilling operations on the old
Oregon Trail between M Grande
and Meacham will b" entirely com
pleled by tills evening Oscar Cul
Hi
ler, stall' highway engineer, nn-
morning. Oiling be
am und Sunset Inn
Is lo be placed. All oil has been
placed on the entire highway with
Hie exception of the last course.
If the oil nhlpments arrive as
scheduled Ihe work will be com-
lilele,! by Saturday night, but If
they are delayed it will !) Sunday
or Munduy le-roro work Is finish
ed. Farm Labor Scarcity
Easing Up in Wallowa
WAIJ.OWA. Ore. July IS (Spe
cial) Kurm labor ha been uulle
dirrlcult to get in this section of
the county during the past few
we-ks. Much curly buying and
the slarl of gruln harvest coming
ul the same time look up all
available men. und some farmers
having be.-n compelled to run
short hundxl purl of Ihe time.
The situation appears to be Im
proving some during the past
week as men appcrjr to bo more
plentiful. Home farmers stale
they are having no trouble In get
ting all the men thy need.
Commission.
Opens Road
Bids Today
Much Rivalry Shown by
i Contractors ; of Four
; States for Oregon
Highway Work. "
! POItTIANO, Oro. July 29. (AP)
Lively, bidding marked the rival
ry of contractors rruin Oregon,
VTaahingion, Idaho-and Nevada for
oontructa for 35 miles of road iiu-oreveiiw-ht
at the meeting of the
stalo highway commission today.
.Vwurds will be announced late to
day, ,; , ' . ' - .
The lust link In the grading on
the Haker-Unlty lllghwuy will be i
let tato today, it being the itni i
miles I'nlty-Hereford 'section of
this road in Uuker county.' This
lilxhwiiy is 4-' miles long and con.
ncots the Old Oregon .Trull with
the John Uay -'Highway. Twelve
blda were, received for Ihc grad
ing. ' . . '.'".'.
llhH inncrou.
M'l. 1,,al l,l,l nf ti, w nrritfinv ln.n..l,.u nf llm kImIh rector of . til.
bo placed on the Corvallls-Newport I Johns, Episcopal church In -New
highway will Jin done us a result . Brunswick. N. J. was In the 'eoun
or toduy's bidding. It is the (Jell, ly jull today, held without ball, nc-
ately Polnt-Corvallls section, 1.0.0
miles. . ,A dozen llls weru opened, of her husband and Mrs. J'-ieanor
only one more section or thciMIHs. wife of the church sexton
Alsca highway will remain to be .
surfaced after the 10.7 miles sec
tion between Missouri Itend and
Alsoa riionntutn Is , finished., 'i'en
bids on the Missouri Uend
work
were received.
Klamath countv court was onf
of the II bidders that tried ror tllelty;. Mrs. Hall dressed, come down-
work of grading the 13 mile Heat-.
ty-llly section of the Khuiiulh
Kalls-Lakevlew hlgliwny.
12 Mun- Hills
Twelve blda were opened
ror
constructing the dirrlcult 1.3 Tillies
Mohler-Wheeler section of thn Erllnted. She remained lit
Itoosevelt hlgliwny. This consists (,c house with. Ihe officers until
of grading in a low. .. auction .. of (ho nrrlvul of Watson. Hlio was
Tillamook county; then taken to the Jail. : .
Tho commission decided to ask .Mrs. Hall branded her urrest. as
the next loglalature to puss a law ' ridiaulaiin" but would say nolh
maklng" It Ulegul for six-wheel more. . .
trucks to operate over stuto high-J Investigullon of the case, ubnnd
ways. Judge Willlum liuhy, chuir- oneu over four, years ago whb re
nian of tho commlslon,; stuted If ncwed several weeks ago because
pussed. the.
(Continued on Pai Mv
.',
r, . T, ' (U-.J.
Bargain . I)ay Oiicnngs.
Bring Additional
Crowds : to Retail
Stores of La Grande
A sales increase yesterday of t.(.
r cent over Ihe record for the
was reported by one I 1, ' Orunde
merchant this morning u.s his tes
timonial for the community
sales
duy plun.
Not nil iiiereliunls report results
SO obvious lo be sure, but tile
most of them expressed nutlsfuc
Willi the crowd of shoppers
Hon
that left demanding farm du
ties lo glean some of the adver
tised L'jrgalns.
Many Women Attend.'.;
An explanation of the lowered
attendance was evident in (lie
crowd or 100 lo l.'iU that formed I
In Ihc auction lot. All bill a)
small p"r cent of the lililil-rs were
women. The men were unuble lo
leuve the harvest fields.
The busiest purl ot the harvest
will be over by Aug. 25, when I he
rourlh community sule is soliedul-
ed. Hy that time. too. pirenls will
NC OF
SALES NOTED
be prepurlng their children for being instituted loduy for three
school und laying In their ralllinon said lo be members of the
supplies.
The uucllou sab receipts lolal -
nl about 3bi yesterday. Karl ('..wllh III
Hcynolils, of tit1 cum merer elmm-
brr report. ,
Trunnporl;iMon fuelllliiK liii-I
no nltrjctlon for yal'Tflay'H buy -
fm.M h olwrvod. "Two trucks
nnl r team of howfl rcmuln'd un-
sold."
Two Sleep in Moving
Auto One Still Alive
WALI.AI'I-:. Ida. July 29. (API
--l-:d Little, 57, and Ocorge Kul
sey, 31, both or llilrkr, Idaho, roll
asleep In their automobile us II
ncared a steep cmbunknicnt on the
YVullucc-Thompson l'ulls highway
Tui sduy night.
Tlp-y were found at the bottom
of the Sll'l-root precipice yeslor-
duy. Little wu:i de:ld und Kelsey's
Im.-k wus broken. He Is not ex
pected lo Hie.
K:-y awoke lie said, as the cor
ihut oier tile embankment, vnd
wus then knocked out.
- roll asle p In tin.- rronl seal,"
h.. staled "und knew nothing unlit
I fell myself sailing throogh the
air. Little must also have fallen
asleep. I was knocked out and
when I came to. 1 heard Llttle
gusp twlcr. Then all wus still. I
guess he died ImmcdluU-ly.
WIDOW OF :
ifiiil'llMllll rm
UL.IIII1 II II 111 IfVp
ARRESTED
Mrs. E. W. Hall Accused
of Having Killed Hus
iband and Sweetheart
CRIME COMMITTED
FOUR YEARS AGO
..'
Woman Brands Charges
Placed Against Her as
'Ridiculous' Refuses
to Say Moi-e.
HOMKHVII.l.ri N. J.. July . 29.
(AP) Mrs. Kdn'nrd Wheeler Hall,
.cused or the murder rour years ago
nnd singer In the choir.
Mrs. Hull had gone to bed when
Captain J. J. Lamb or the stale
pOllee- urrlved with threo Jersey
City otrlelals to arrest her on war-
riwits sworn out by prosecutor
Krnncls Bergen of Somerset coun-
stairs and asked to sec thn wnr-
runts.
- Says Charges "RliMcilUwis"
Arier reudlng the warrants she
aslicd to be allowed to telephone
,Q j,er attorney und permission
of nn unniiilment suit filed by Ar-
tlM!. K. ltlehl. : . '
Hh lirs Mtory "
1 1
rormerly Louise Glest. who had. that tomorrow will lie the, .taat day I
. . . ... . ... .. lof .vrenumles In Ilomaii Catliolk)
lieen a millU in Ilie nun nuwrnwiu, .
had deceived him us to her las ro-
latlonshln with Mr. Hull before he
, ,,, ,r , in "4 lii' on un-
sworn statament
Hlehl wild
wife had received . 5.iioo;. ror: sll-
ence In cdjinecllon wllh the( inur-
dor.
Hodlos or Mr. Hull und Mis. Mills
were found Sept. 1(1, 11122, In an
abandoned orchard near Now
,.,, u.k. 'ii.y mid been snot
with
pistol,- und (heir clolhesl
neuuy urrangeu us iney my iiu.: ..j
side. !
I A nearby vacant bo
.lobe completely furnished and ;
'showed signs of recent us". Love
p.icrls of the dond pulr were rounu ,
uml published. Acquaintances do. ,
clured thai Mr. Hall und Mrs. ii;ii,IWoi1 declaring their support
contempluled eloping to Japan. '"-(( ,,,.,.,,!,., ,.tt,(,8. ,ir0gnam and
Mentions were I hey had been In r ,i.,irn.
,.,,,1,,-uce when shot. '
t frnnil Jiirr llrolllM-il lasi
Mrs. June Gibson, a fur r's
,.ir.. i,i m. .,..! seen M rs. Hull
...,1 limn rn.i with Mr Hall'o uincaHoii counter dcmonBtra-
a Mrn. Mills on the night of thc'llons on the pari of tho Catholics
murder und that she saw the slay
,lng.
! Mrs. Hall d'-mumlcd Ihut
1 1,,,
lurund Jury hear her . slory. Her
brother. Henry Stevens, named as
Ihe man with her, claimed an alibi.
(Continued nn Page Five)
1 .
Wood Alcohol Death
I List Increased lo 41
'
HI I-'KAI.O. N. V. July L'3. (AC)
While a nation wide search wus
higher up bootlegg-r gung nought
'hy the authorities In
eon nation
Hulr of wood iilrohol In II -
nuor tlir d-j-atli MhI liutl
!n:ruiiM"d
to 44. JniiiH(own r-iori'd four
riitnlMi'K flurlmc tho nljcht.
1 Tin ni'-n notiKht nro nib K''l by
polli'n lo hnvr kuowii Hi n Ibpior
poIkomouh whi.n thy sold It. Thrlr
names as revealed by ilurfulo au
thorities aro I mvid rioidle-rg and
Nate Supoivloli, of Hurrulo. und
"Kavey" llbrih a. of New York.
Jamen C. Voelker, Buffalo, alrendy
Is under urrest on u churge of first
d'-gree murder,
Despite the ruet Ihul ull Hie sulll
.li Mviitiiln,.,! Iiv ctiellll.4lN were
pronounced poisonous. Ihe venders.
or Hie rulal ll'iuor oeiieu ill iiiio
ings of the chemists and proceeded
to sell tin- condemned stuff, lllol
aulhorllles churge. '
TODAY'S GAMES
NATIONAL U'.Af.l K
IIOKTON (AP) Chlcago-Hoston'mni are now being brought to this
postponed, ruin
I '1 1 1 1.A I KI .1 1 1'l A (AP) SI.
Ixiuls-I'lilladelplila postponed,
wet groun.ls.
SKVf YOI1K ( A P) Plltsburg
New York postponed, rain.
HKOOKLYN (AP) Cincinnati
Urooklyn postponud, ruin.
Enough Eggs
0
. 'this IM-KHiiul wa iurik anil Its 140 eggs wrro ptuml by
' members of a picnic party orf letisaila. I'ln. Kea turtles, which
Inclik'iilally ai-e good to cat, are plwillful In that vkinlty this
sunmier. , l-.t' ; y.- .
MEXICO LABOR I Bdi
BACKS CALLES
Regional - Confederation
Supporting the Govern
ment s Ne.w c nengious
TJornilof lrnc r'' A -
v. a?Mfw. . , -, . '
..': i--, i- '
MlvlW OTt .Inly 2 (AP)-
The ' aewtnrlut of ArchWalwp
Mora V Del lUo today aunounoru .
. .. . . i
churl-lira In Mrah-o anil UuU the
i.prlts will lie wiimirawn ana er.
! l"'.s will cense on Saturdays
hi3stcnd or sunnay ;
a prevloualy
pimuietJ.
M KXICO' CUTV,' July 2D," ( AP)
Sharp allgnmenla urn being (orm-
ed between-the factions aupport-'
!.. n.l nnooslmr the Mexican -OV-i
i.mmenl's "rellaioua ' 'remilatlona
..: . , ",, u,,ii .
M)liln(,1( .
.'I'ln, rofrlnmt.l eon federation . of
, .dominant. . labor body An.
. .
;and socialist parties, groups . of
. t,ttrlouM nriri.niMtlon
. . . .,... i.ilvo issued
liinna Mnndav
. '
' (liur.li Caulkms
The church aulhorllles refused
hut Hie pluns of the lenguo for de
fense of religious liberty for nn
economic boycott urn believed to
he continuing. After tho arrest
of three successive sets of direc
tors, however, tho present m'on-
. (Continued on Page Four.)
DR. NORRIS HELD
FOR MURDER OF
TARRANT JURORS
KOUT WOHTH, Tox.. July 2t.
(Al'. Th llrv. J. Fruiik Nor
rlH. pUHlor of Iho Klrnt Hupttut
rtiurrh und nfiHotiolly known
! ftindniiM-ntHllMt. 'Wim indlcled to-
1 tin y by the Turrunt county grund
jury for tlio itilirdi
of l. II.
itippH. lumijMrmtin, in
tllecliurch
offle" July- 17.
Nearly two score witnesses. th
larger part of thclll nieinbeis ofjror Marshfield und the stute meet
Or. Norris' church, appeureil b-1 ,nr of the Amerleuii li-glon Wcd
ror.' ihe - grand Jury. The M- nesduy morning,
year-old "mystery witness," whol 'pj,,, whole drum and hugtc
dis.-ipp.ured ufter the sluylng und ,.orl,B, swnnklly uniformed nnd ex-
whose mime has b withheld ira-drllled every nlglil ror the kist
by Ihe district attorney, was not two W1M.(H . wHi KO onB t0 hrlght
culled, although 11 slated he . (irun.le's nrospecls and give
tiiuy be
trial.
state
witness ul the
XwO ESCapCd CollVIClS
Cnnliii'orl nl Illv Opi
i apiuiea ui uiy, un.
(
KLAMATH KALIA July 2 (A
j P) Apprehended while attempt
",ilug lo steal gasoline for their car,
I'joe Wallace, und Charles .Kosler,
iruslles who escaped from the
alule peullenllury Monday, Bur.
Irenderi'd to u reserwitlon officer
city from Illy, which Is Si miles
from here and on the Klamath
Indian rcsorvullon. according lo a
long dlsliin.sj communication from
there this morning. The men
were still In possession of the ear
In which they fled front
tho phonu cull stated.
Sulem,
For A Picnic
"I y j?SV
x
CHICAGO. July 20. (AJ- Al
phono "Kcarfm'o" CAqihs uiMler
.woiiil overlord In Cicero, was frMl
today of the cbargc that he m'.ir
ilrml Asslsianl Stale's attorney
Wllltam .MiMwIggln slain with two
others, April 27,
. JACKKONVILI.lv, Ha., .Inly 1!,
(AP). Klro tiMlay dcstroyctl the
Occam lew hoKsl and bath hmise
at JacksonvUle lieach, . - wUen
cast of Jacksonville. The loss wns
csUmaled at .itUU.OUU partially
.covcreu) py uisttrancr,
e Jf APLES, July S9. (AP) VeMl.
vlua has venrwul lis aeiivitv. hi
. "
expert okanolglsts. say llicm la
no danger of a disastrous eruption.
In-,11,0 activity wltliin the cone was
bcmuilng moro Intense today, and
there wero constant deep mnib
lings.
IXM)O.V, .lldy 2. (AP) A
" uuera i.
tar " ''"' hUlls halurtlay
W"'' to tho. . trad. unions
thiT for aid for tlio striking miners
Hl:l,I,IN(;llAM, Wash., July 2.
( AP) A confession of Uie munler
of Sylvia Galnos, Seattle, girl, Ik
contallifsl hi a luilo which washed
ashore on l.uiimU lslniul In a salad
"rcssing Jar. Tho note was found
"V Mrs. Martin, a Canudlan,
guest at tho Willow's . Milliliter re-
Isort, and was brought to the
lM'Ulngliam IICTtUil offl-cc, today by
Frank H. Tart, pmpriirtor.
Mussolini's Daughter '
Out of Danger Today
KOltLI. Huly. July 23 (AP).
Kdda MiiHHollnl, daughtrr of thn
premier, was dtxhired today lo be
completely out or danger. Hhe
hnn been aufferlnK' from diph
theria, und her father arrived at
hrr . bednlde lant night ufter
hurried trip from Home.
Kddu, who Ik It. Ih the fuficlst
chlrfH fuvorlle ehlld.
L eg ionnaires To
Marshfield
iient und liop.-fully on bring -
lug buck
promise of Ihe 11)37
:7 or more members
convention,
f tho ai (iraade post will enibark
nte leglonnulres un Inlrlgulug hint
or what the return holds ror them.
Kit) mond o. Wllllums, drum ma
jor, will head the uxure and gold
I lines, meinljered us follows: Hoy
,.urr,,y , , hh..v. b,i oison,
Walter Palmer, SI tlwtirds, C. V.
Tulbol. Claude llolbrook, Chester
Thompson, Hoke Smith, Calhoun
.Combs. IMike Holllngsworlh und
'mis l'u Imor. drummers: Lynn
llolinenkump, Douglas Kline, lliir-
ley Klehurdsou, Orion McNown.
II. II. Maxim, James Mc.S'aince.
Itulph Winters. Ilermun Skrilo. W.
K. Nee. Ilium, It. M. Scott uml
l-'ross, buglers.
Ilenuly to lie (iucst
Miss I :t li.-l Swlckert, who won
the beauty contest and the privil
ege of representing l,u Orandc In
the state competition, will bo the
local post's guest trout beginning
HURRIGfiuE
SVEEPIUG
10 GEORGIA
High Seas and Winds
Presage Arrival of the .
Finger of Destruction
PROPERTYDAMAGE
IS MANY MILLIOMS
Death Toll in Florida To
day Figured at Nine-
Nassau Suffers Heavi-
est Loss. ,'' v
( lly tho Asoi-Utod Press)
Sluly-suvcn Hvra and property
diunagu cstlutalcil at several nill
IkuiH dollam. was caiwed by tho
West Inilhut hurricane which or
iginates! In . tlHi Oarlbbenn sea.
swept ucrosM Nailiua. tore up th'
Flotilla cast coast ami turned tailu
(corgla, wlierc today It wan re
ported dimlnUliIng- In fore?. 1'lf-ly-four
bod lea were waslie l
ushore at Maona from the schoon
ers rYanolauhuy, reauelui ana
MurorlH, whkh were snnV oft
sauna Islands, Santo Domingo.
Eight persons were killed by
the hurrfctino at Nassau.
Four deaths In Florid and one
In Georgia were credited to tho
storm. ' ' :
A lineman was killed at Minnl .
whin he cuiiit' In oulct with a
lue wire atop a polo.
A man was cruMbcd In hU rot
at Sanford by a falling tree.
An cogliieer waa killed at Or- .
lnmlo wIhh Ira train went through
nn open switch and struck a
switch engliH.', ' .
. SAVANNAH, Oa July 29 (AP)
High seiia and wind of Increas
ing Intensity ulong thn Georgia
coast early today - presaged the.
advent of the tropical hurricane
which, thundering up the- riorld v
east coast since Monday, has left;
damage . and destruction to ship
ping, property, communication'
lines and cropl which may run'
Into millions ot dollam.
. Weather bureau reports lulii
last night placed the atorm cen
ter near th Georgia coast, about
GO. miles north of Jacksonville,
(Continued on Pag Four.)
TRAIN, ROBBERS
OBTAIN) $65,000'
AND MAIL SACKS
SALISBURY, Mass. July 23.
(AP) Train -. robbera obtained
6li,noO In cash from the baggage -muster
of a Boston and Maln.i
train at tho Salisbury point station
today. The money had been sent
by Iho Federal Reserve bank in
Uoston to Powow Klver National .
bank of Amesbury. f :'
it was reported that throo.
young men appeared In the bag
gage, car Just before the train stop
ped at the station and forced thn
baggago mon to throw off the bags
containing the money.
Tho -pollco said that threo
pouches ot malt wore taken so that
tho loss might exceed that now
known.
VOlNdSTOWN", Ohio, July 'it.
(AP) ..Mike (Jon Ins, said to bo
connected as an accessary before
tho rn.-t, In tho slaying of Don It.
Mellelt, CnllKm, Is belk'vcd to lm In
Jull lik're millet Ihc luuno of Kick
Cni-oiltnas. -
Leave For
Next Wednesday
1 (o end of thn convention. Sho
I will Join Judge and Mrs. Hugh K.
i Hrudy at Portland for tho re
inulnder of the trip to Marshfield,
Mrs. Hrudy and Mrs. C. N.
Pulmer will bp tho delegates from
ai Urundn at tho auxiliary's con-
nllon. simultaneous with tho
men's. Judgo Drady, Commander
Klchurdson und Chester Thomp
son are offlekil representatives of
the post.
Italics Itcduced
A big reduction In convention
rules. erf.'Cllvfl at once in Pacific
coast slutes, that was announced
through tho Associated Press to
day by thn Chicago. Mllwauk.-o
and SI. IMul; Qriwt Northern,
Northern Pacific, Union paciric.
Southern paciric and a number ot
short line railroads, will be of lu
terest to the conventlonlng le
gionnaires. I'nder the new sche
dule, a group of persons purchas
ing tickets lor a common destina
tion will be given a rnlo of omt
and one-third faros for round
trips, ir loo or moro persons com
pose the parly, one rare for the
round trip will be charged. .'
The rales apply In Washington,
Oregon, Idaho and Calirornla, Thu
return limit will n IS days.
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