La Grande evening observer., July 31, 1926, Image 1

EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPERTWELVE PAGES TODAY -FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE
CITY
EDITION
TIES TTSAwTX
ORBOON. -fair tonight'
and Sunday . ' temperature
moderately high -and. huml
tllty low, ijcplle. variable
winds. '- . , ,
VOLUME XXV.
MEMBEH ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1926.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 18
ROAD WORK
IS NEARIH6
CiflEll
This Year's Oiiing Pro
gram in This Division
Almost Finished
25.1.5 MILES OILED
DURING SUMMER
Lone Trec-Telocaset Sec
tion to 15c Surfaced,
Beginning -August 10,
Ending Work. ,
Willi the completion of Ihe oil-)
inc. of the Pendleton-Ul Grand'
..ecHon of Lie Old Oregon Trft.ll
highway Monday thin year's oiling
program in tliiH division will b
..m.inlclcd wllh Ihe exception of
I he re-oiling or Ilia Lone Tree-.-
i' et section, which will he- 1
gin about August- 1(1 und reuulru
about 11 week's work.
Approxliiuili'ly a r. it. 5 miles or
highway, Including pavement
shoulders.. have been oiled III lllls
division tills summer, (me hun
dred iiinl ninety mileii of t Ills una
on the Obi Oregon 'I'nill, Including
:,7 inlleK belween Ut Grande .nnd
I'ciidhlnn: 47 iiiIIc.h between
i' i
Claud" mid Haker; 83 miles bo-
tven tinker and Ontario liJid 3
miles, the liiyetlc nnd W.elsor.
sptiin of (lie Oregon Trail.
The olher work, which totals
ii;l.r, miles Includes I8.fi miles on
III Iji Onuido-Wallown. Ijik"
highway belween Island City and
Klgin: S7 miles of pavement
shoulders belween Pendleton and
the Washington stall line; four
miles on Ihe I'endlelon-MeKay
ei k section or (lie Orcgon-Wash-
mmmt.-Iilgtiwny -and' four , miles
from Onlurlo , to, Uulro on', the
John I jy lilgliwuy.
Approxiniulely rive, miles of the
IblMUier .liincilun-liiuillllii. sec
lion was patched and reolled. also
approximately rive miles or the
I'liilitillu-I'elidletoll section or the
Oregon Trail.
At hint three and sonH'llmcs
four courses i or oil have been
placed on the highways, using ap
proximately iir.liii gallons of oil to
one mil" of rond. DH'OtciiI kind
of oll hnvc been placed on the'
different h-cIIoIih to determine,
which variety Is best ror tills part
(Continued on Vim Si
WAlZ()WAOUNTY
PIONEERS PICNIC
AT WONDERLAND
WALLOWA LAKH, Ore. July
31. ISpeciaD- More than 2n P'o-ie-1-rs
ami sous and daughters or
pioneers atlelided Ihe annual Wal
lowa counly picnic July 29. A bu.i-S.-I
lunch was euioyed at noon
which was followed by ll program
hi Ihe afternoon, which ga iany
i.r the pioneers an opporliinily to
hll of the early II ' and
around Wallowa counly.
.September 26 has been s -l asld
lor thu ci i ony of the relnovul
of rider Joseph's grave lo the
loul of Wallowa lake. The body
Is now Interred at Losllnc.
Condition of Injured Women
Is Improving Satisfactorily
Paid
Circulation
Thm-v, n iirlil f IIIK;nn n
lHlu-iti piilil riniilnlhHi Mid
illstiiliMli'.l" lniilallnn l"
II iiiim.i In fiiturliiK n'-nUs on
1111 nihirllJiiK nir.iw
Hip OIMnrr' ilHlllnllHHiil"
lilli'i Hilli Un iibIIoii-mIiIi Ami
11 IIiiiiiiii or clifiilalHMit' ruli-t
IHihl I'linilnllim. Am' ""
i,lir imys fur n iinr
lull iri i-Iiib imilliim ll If "'
ilin.1 r n liluli nilir-lni'T-M
lluil nlll .tini iunilri,
in Ailtrii4iie iupx-na". A'1
ipriuiii'r nMtti" li
llinmn ixi Un nilr'i nr.fi
ir Mill I1I111 llinxmli m"s
nllliiml mi iuti.-rl ih-l"- "
111, iinrt. liiniKillnl' l) lux "'
"C Uirlr nillhic Micr TlHy
Iw k rrailri-lnn-nM. TIh b--rnr-.
italil vliiiilnlliiM hp
In iiiiillii unil Un "''
. l lim. I inly iwlil flit-uln-IMi
I, sate Ut liny.
l.lKwrv-r AihHIlii
A MvnJiaiiUbbig Mrtlue."
Agents of 7
Counties In
Meeting Here
Agriculturists Inspect
Experiment Station at
Union and Dobbin
Ranch During Day.
After visltiiiK- tin- J. i. Dobbin
ranch und I Ik Union experiment
station 1n the morning seven coun
ty. HBt'iilH, who gathered horn yes
terday morning for a district, con
ference, held an Indoor niccllng ul
lliii t'lilou hold. ..At llii' Dobbin
ranch the agriculturist! saw some
or tlic purebred sheep to be Hold
at tilt; ram sale to be ' held here
August IM, tind also the tame pas
lure plantings there. They inbpecL
cd (he grain e.tta at th t.'niotl ex
perimenl station.
1'iil'tliB tin liftei-iioon meeting
orderly muikctlu of beef cattle
which (he cattlemen's association
is sponsoring was discussed by
Paul fai-pcnler. of Haker county
w ho has been assisting In the work.
Seymour Present
Jl. I.'. Seymour, stale club leader
was in alielldunce ut the meeting.
He recoinended lh.il all club work
should rctiulrn a final report
record book, so , that every
ami
(but every club
member could cpinpele'al the var
ious full's. ' Mr. . Seymour's Idea Is
to have Ihe. club workers entirely
complete their work. . -
l' L. itullurd, state county agent
lender discussed Ihe , work Ihe
counly agents are1 doing over the
slate. iiIho a new reporting system,
whl'h will lake tile place or lite
nl.l .uuh-tii Imiii,II,I. .'. tie tl.n
. ..... r ;., ,...
thu agricultural situation, winch
(Continued on Page 6)
-IflSi'Jt1!
Ballasting;' Between vttil
gard and 1 Kamela 5 Is
..Nearing Completion
Widening Work Next.
Itallasllng between llllgard and
Ku Hi-la on Ihe O.-W. It. & N. road
will be fliilaliod this .week, and tin
work on the slretch rroin Diincun
lo f'.lbbon comliunerd early ncl
week, Superbilendeiit Walb r II.
Ouild 'announe'-d today.
In conjunction wllh the general
Iniproveineiils program, a I.
iob or widening cms anu resioruiii
embankincnls between Namelii
and Pendleton Is will miner wuj.
he said. Cllflun. Applegiuo a"u
I'oole, of Spokane have Ihe con-
tracl. . , ...
Kxtcnslon of nlnu siuus m in
round house lo uccouunodnle Ihe
i,.w.,.r enirln.s. a third division of
n. ..rniirani. will be eouini m
d
next luoiilh. Th'
about 147,110".
work
will cunl
Rov H;uc Bound Over
to Counly (irand Jury
ltogu- It. wa h.ld M
to Ihe grand jury foHov
prHimhiary h-Mirlng 011 a
of larceny KrWuy aft,-
lioy
ansv er
ing a
charge
llOOll I" 'lie JUMuu- v
Hugh K. Ibady did nut reuuire
him to furnish ball. '
H. niy Wilciin ""'I 1
Mm
S. Paiini.
th.lr tar
lio r" lnjiinu "
1 1 r:ilnsl tt VO'1.
iiillon ihI 01
i on Hi''
hlcliway two
; .Minuin
Tliiirli)'.
throw Im? "'
the road and Mrs.
former
Inlu
1 ,. ., ,.. the back or mci
' rrolit sent, nr both
luiprovhi.;
; salisractorlly.
j .Mrs. Wilson's rondllloii
pro- ed
II w an
l. less serious than
to
rlrst thought
Slie bad
asleep wli-n II ccid.nl occurred,
WOlONOrW.
...! wus knocked Into uiu-on-I
sclouiness wlllioul knowlne wbal
I had happened. tier licud. badly
! brills..! sboul her l.-rt temple, was
'believed fractured, bill an X-rav
j exainlnuilnn disclosed no broken
, bones. I"" nnkb' M wrenched
j as she r'll.
Mm b llrller Tislsr
I Sim was considerably better to
day. ond probsl.lv "ill be able to
lleme the hospital Sunday, stl.'ii
I danls stated.
I Mrs. It.llini. "bo Bresi"'1 r
I husband's collar "hen she feared
I Im was BOiHB lo be thrown from
1 the seal In front of lier, suffer,- I
a dislocated shoulder. Alllio'H-n
' nalllfol. Ih" Inlury did not reiinlrc
j ber lo r alii at the hostillal.
I She Is ebb' to be up a purl of the
time today. . , f .,
THOUSANDS
OHM 10
VIEW DERBY
Five Horses Entered to
Contest for Richest
Turf Prize . V.
BOOT-TO-BOOT AND
DISPLAY FAVORED
Revival of Annual Affair
Finds 35,000 Spectators
Jammed into . Home-
wood, 111., Park.
WASHINGTON TAJIK - HACK
TIlAt'K, HOMKWOOIt, III. AI'
lloot-TolKHit non liu ainn.uuo
American derby this afternoon by
two lengths wllli Display second
ami Ilia U Maria Uilnl. 'I he I line
was !!: 1-5. ' '
WASHINGTON PAltlC HA-'K
TIIAOK, UOMKWOOD, III., July
31. (AP) Belween HO.lino and a.'..
fjou siieelalors ia mined the new
Waalilngton Park VXce, track (his
arteruoon toJwHllCMS 111 revival of
Ihe Aiin rican derby, once the. turf
classic or Ihe nullon-and the Hhow
day or I lie year ror Chicago nu
clei y. 1
One of Ihe Kinullrnt lleliis Hull
ever fared, the barrier In all I til
portanl. slake event will go to the
post about five p. in., ror Hie rich
si nrJze in Ihe history of the Am
erican turf 1 llll.ilOII added.
The field probably will eons'sl
of rive Moot -To-1 tool. Dlspluy.
Holloa. Black Maria and Hlillling
(Ins. wllh Display,; winner ot the
iiiii.fuiit Hreukne., : and nool-io-
Itool. lis favorili'S.
David Im BaggelibuKgag'.-'.'hlca
gu. 'olone.l Board. Open Hand and
Blockhead" eln also Hcrutolteil,
narrowing the field flolil the. ele
ven originally entered.
STEADY SELLLN(i
NOTED" IN- WOOL
MARKET IN EAST
liUSTUN! .1 lily 31. (AD ulel I
si aily Is Hllll liroinlll' ill In inuny
s.illolfs or tin. nool liiulk!.
ThoiiKh u nmpfci'il ifloil Is l'lns
niad.! Iiy di-til.'rn lo miIi wiim I"
huiii" ciis. s. II. In owlnit lo I In, liitth
prlfiB oimralorH Imvi palil tor
(h.ir wool. In tin rounlry. Oiillm
isni In r.'Kiud lo bilKln.'SH ll x
pccli'il lo iniil. ilalli!.' on .. Ilclil
(.lilil lili.-a and Mils rlrfilliiHliiiiui
111 ri U.-Ilt'.'S IHiJIiy 10 I'OllHlll'T I'llli
ooIh iKi.i-l!illy Ki"l Moi.ily.
WoolH nr.' lirrlvlllR colltlllUOUHly
rr,i ih wrsl. Many an. Iiol
n itdy lo bi orr. r..d to the trad.'.
W.'A. McKenzic Injured
In Fall Down Steps
HihUiik Willi a a lie.'Ibai'i'O v
Inlo 1111 open hatchway on Ihe
Adiitiis awniH' Hide of III' Som-
r biiil.liliK. v.luie h was woi'U-
Inir. V. A. M.Keiiiile y.erduy
urteinoou r.ll aboill elBhl f.e.i
dovn Ih. steps. hr.aliliiK u rib
oil eneli side or Ills spine. II.'
was unconscious for seeral inln
ul.s arier men uoiLIiib luurby
had plcUed him up. All alnbu
lanee cill'iie.l llllll lo III" boslllul
r..f Ire.ilnienf. lb us able lo
bo ho lasl nlBht. Ills colidlllop
this' niornlns Is repotted good.
MeKen.ie u lorinerly a pro
hlbliliiii ileniily woikliiB out of
I In district iilUirney's on ie
her-
Suicide Pact Believed
Woman's Death Cause
MIAMI Kla.
covery b.i lh
dicallng that
July SI I.M'I ---Ills-l.ollc"
of a. note lu
ll stliride wu'l. had
Into WUS ullllOUIIee.l
latest developilienl
li.-eil enterled
lodai- as III"
n0 0r liiron.'Ss l!oce
llarrell. whose body crash.. 1 lo
the Sid-walk from tile eighteenth
rioor of the Kv . iglodes hot-l here
lu. I nltfht.
We ill- happily aa ne. lived to
gether." was the lot ot the Hole
found. The note. apparently
wrIHcii by tin liiiroiicsa was sIkii
ed ''The Itoyee-tlul retls."
Huron llo.ce-flarretl. her hilo
bund, has not been found.
Automobile Traffic
In Oregon IncrcasinK
t:Al.l;M. "ir.. July 31 IAI'1.-1'u-s.ncer
iMitmiioblle traffic li
tlr.-Boii on Thursday. July li.. Hit.
year, was 13.3 per celil Rreat.
thun on the sunie da If last yr.
aci.'oldll.R to a count made by
Hie sl.lle IliRhway psitlll'll!
durln-l u 16-lioiir period lle.n
Hi- hours of a. in. und ! p.m.
Una and stage traffic showed a
decrease or 3. 411 per cent and
truck Irarric un Increase of 1 3.3!
per cent.
Net Tightens
About Aimee
K.Ormiston
Keyes Declares Hand
. writing Found in Car
mel Cottage Obviously
That of Evangelist.
I.OH ANUniJOS. rut., July 31
(Al. Ulatrlut Attornt-y K'y"
aunouncoU toduy that hundwrit
inK found hi u cotuso al OaniM-l
rented by u man iiU'itUfled an
Kenneth O. Oruitaton by (.'ariii 'l
n-Bldi'ntn, wna ho obvioimly thai
of Alniro B''inplt' McI'hei'Hon,
ovungi'tlHt, vllmt he would submt'
It to tht (fraud Jury as evldvmc
tn . Mel'henion inveatipaUon
without any rtjftTenee lo hand
writlnp experts.
K'yea Buhl:
"The writing Im ho pluln Unit I
will Pimply submit II to the K'an.l
Jury Tuesday., It will not be nee
etfsary for us lo pet un expert'H
opinion. Any layman can .com
pare the writing with thul ol
Mrs. Mcpherson,"
Keyes announet'd he was In r
celpl of a telegram from I'hiraBo
from a man who signed himsel I'
H. K. Martin and apparently whs
retained as dounnel by OrmUiton,
former rndlo operator for Mv.
Mcl'hHi'Son'fl broadeaHl slut Ion'
here. Minting Unil fin ' ari'idavil
from Ormlston was enroute by
airmail to Keyes. A t"leKrnm was
received yeHterday at the Temple
from riileago signed "K. O. 01111-
iHlon." saytnr thai I ho radio muii
was forwurdlng tin "truth about
ne i r i niw . -
unintieu ne it'iegi um ho h 111 hi-.
Mrs, M in nbi K-i-nnt'tly," mot hr
of the evangeli.1. said today tlmt.'lon
, . ? ,... .. u.. , (ton and would carry the entin
eiwo newspaper by Mrs. Alel'her-
son and containing an item to bi'
Inserted; In .the ."persOuul" col
umn of , the advertising sectio-i,
wus in. reply to u letter received
from, u.'mun who -signed himself
(Continued on Prkb 6)
Horse They Were Uidinc
Pitches The hi Onto
Road When Sruek by
Automobile.
I'llched onlo the road when III.
horse, they were rldiiiB was striicK
Ijv a aiitoinobil
two Utile Blrln,
li ahoul niney..iiB old. were III
Jured last evenliiR near the Itlvel'
side iiark lirhlBC.
('lull. Mn SIiiiiuIuiis. who wiiH 111011I
seriously hurl, suffered concession
of the bruin und was a very sick
child last nlBht. She Is much Im
proved today. accordliiB lo Ihe lil
lendlnK physician, and will be nbh
lo accompany lnr paieiils back lo
lhei- holiit 111 MIchlRan in a short
liiiii. 'I'liey had phtlliled lo so to
day.
Horeliee I'ooper. III. olh"!' Utile
Irl. received .a number of bad
bruls s. Mhe Is a daiiBhlcr or Mr.
and Mrs. I,. I.. I'ooper. at whose
home In Krulldal" Ihe Arthur Hil.l
mon's raiiilly lias been vIsIIIiib.
r. W. ,lens"0 waft tin name Blv-
en Tor the driver of I lie car in
complaint ribd at the orrice of
.lesne Hreshears. sheiiff. II is llol
listed in the telephone directory.
GIRLS INJURED
LAST EVENING,
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Lindsay
Celebrate Golden Wedding Day
Mr. and Mis. Alexander l.llid-
sin- celeprilleu lll.'ir BOKl.'ll weu-
ding anniversary wllli a family re,
union :.l ItlversH" park ye.uer-
d.y. Mr. and Mrs.
l.lll.ln.v were
inn 1 1'. I November 23. 117. Ill
Oloebury Morllliier, KiiBlund. but j
b.-eaiise all of Hie children and
Brulidehlldi-en could not be t preM-
eut for a reunion ul that lime llioj
dale of the cc I'-brallou wua ad-j
vane'd. i
Mr.- sad Mrs. - l.indray tiavel
made their hoin.. here since May
lan. ri,,. Il.o nil ni.tl riiiemle n
in-acre farml about till
rroin -here. Ilolh ure In th" b'-sl
ot heiillh und very uellve althoiiBh
Ihev are 7'l years old. llolll were.
Just twenly years or iitfe wlien
Hi-y were llllll. d III marriage All
eurs ago.
They wr" married III l'.tiBlnild.
but shortly aHcr their marrliign
moved to New ..-uluii.l, wher.
1 hey lived for "i Jeai-s. Tw-nly-Ihre.
v. urs ubo they mov, J lo
t'nloo county and have slm-e
made tin Ir home here.
inning the afternoon at the
I park a program was fflven Includ
ing a iiuiori. ..i .. 11 ui 'i
IJndsay family, ta4k" mid h.hiks.
The daughters sang "ll Had 0'
Mini-" and the lions "li-d-d-daddj."
The sons also sung "Mo
ther Msehree" and the daughters
"Little Mother of .Mine." A little
tkll 'Orafts on the 1'ainlly Trcu"
SOUTH
UGf
PRESIDENT
Senator Came r on
In-
forms Coolidge of Sup
port in. His Territory
ARIZONA SOLON
CONFIDENT OF WIN
Believes Chief Executive
Would Be Elected to a
Third Term If He De
cides to Hun. :
1
I'Al l. SMITH'S N. V. July 3t.
(AP Thi' Southeast Ih prosper
ous and polltieally that neetlon of
Ihe country n slrongly behind the
natlomil administration rresident
Cooliclge was Informed today by
tfeenalor .rameroii, mpuldlean.
Arlzoutn, who arrived at AVhile
1'lnn eamp for'' a two-day vlalt.
In response lo tmeiUoriH by news
papermen, the H'Miulor Haul that al-
t10i,Ki lf jid no! know the vb-ws
jnr l'rcBhbnt t'oolldge ir the latter
,.,, 0 stand for another term,
n. f0( ct'rlain the. people would
1 0i,. ,jm.
iM r. , .oolidg.-. ne lidded, w ould
have the support of the Atl.onhi
lion and would carry the entire
west both hi Ihe convention and the
election.
MlltllilW IIXI'HIvSMiK
, PAI I, KMITH'S, N. Y .Inly 31.
(AT) Tin: dfiilh of Mi-iiator Al
bert H. Cllimnlns. or lovja, was
lenneil a lom lo Hi" coiinliy ul
larK: by PreMtdclit I'ooldlg In a
Ul.'swiK.' or Byinpalliy .to tlm " liu
lor'H HlHler, Mltw' iMurgarel Cdln
iiihm. of l).' .Mollies.
Wl shall not Sep his IH In Hie
Hrvli or IU lilRlirsI Ideals "f
Aiii.iluan IIIV.'VMr. CoolidBe add
ed. TWO ARRESTED
FOR TORTURING
ST. PAUL FIREMAN
KT. TAI I., MINN. July -II AIM
Toiluicd by rire. flayiiiB und
,v liiKiilnir ltv n man believed lo be
11i,.d. Kdnaid HorriBiin, 2'J.
eltv rlreiiian. was In a serious
..,.r,,ii0,. ,lt a bosnllal today.
IIoitIbiiu was res''llid by police
who round him liound lo a chair
land' handcuffed, In 11 ruoniiiK
llOIIHC.
Waller II. I'letcher, 117, was in'
rested as tin leader In Ihe lU
lack mid Hoy Kb'lnsnillh, Is, wan
held fur InvesllButioll.
Klilcher said he hail been
wroniied by lloirlB.in and lor
soiiii time had been seekliiB re-
VeilBC. I .list IliKllt ll" Will Kb'lll-
sinllh for HorriBiin and the fire
man went wllli I hi youth lo
l-'lelehcr's room.
There 1 1 01. Ium n was nv.rpow
.-red and bound lo a chair. As
I. I. .1 , It li .lri.ul liV W'itll H rlftC
!tl''lelchei' beal HorriBiin: llnn In
cut thin strips or skill from h.s
body, and followed with u blacli
snaiic wbl. . HiirulllB iniik'h.'S
were applied to the skin of Hie
vlcllm.
was glvei
by
mid
ihlblreu
l.llulsiiy
and
no. ll .i r.
re- t
spouded.
prOKlaul Ihe ehlldren
After Hi
all, BiiMid.'hlldlen enjoved cumen
mi. I race.'. At noon all elaboruto;
plinlo Itliu h was served.
All of the children and Krnnd-.-lilldren
were present Willi the ex
ception of Hie Waller IJii.Ikiiv fa
mily and John JJudaay. Those
pi. sent were:
Wll-Oll Keys. II Uiidsay, Manha
llM "
l,indi:iiy. Annie Helen
Alexander VH-
and children Mi.ly Helen. Ida. 1
fbrli'iide. Vera l.eroy. Y"rdu. VI-1
Ola. Wiley Melvln, Mildred IJlid-1
say llean. Victor Verll Heiill and
. hlldren, Victor I!.. Max. Thora.
Iiorolby .May Ans.ll. Harold Wil
liam Auseii mid 'children.
Halt
William. I'orub e, Harold l.lndstiv.
of Hall Like i.Tly, Iteriiurd Victor
Johnson und son.' Vaure Victor.
Wllllniu l.lndsav. Venlee Ml'Allls
tr tjudeuy Mli.l Willlii 111, Harold,
or Malt Ijike City. Alrre.l Owen
IJndsay. or Kail jik" fit). I.Poll' I
I.Iii.Ikiv. Ilerthn Helen lurcher
IJndsay and children. iN-rr-ll
Alexander. Itoliald. Mary I 'oral or
Kail Ink CUV. Wlnnlfred Lindsay
Htoop. I'hurl.'M W. Hloop.
TIion from otltsble of lt
flr.inde will be here until the hwtt
of the week, when they will re
turn to their hoiit"s In t'tah.
Royalty Enjoys Ranch Visit
fi&tv.y " i:
'.':.',1' j
11 m m
iJrti? MAT"; .. I ifM t vst'-' ...
II. 're's I ho fll.l iilitinv o( Un kind, 'flic IrOHll 1'lllli'P (Iils
Inms AilolpJniH unit rrtiiii., or ShwUmi, ...wore sIkkwi oir Iho
l aiii li eHlnH r I'rlnoo K.rlk, of Keiiinork, iinmii ,of .Mm, vtohti
pi'lii.-.. nl AithUu. fill., wIkto rlmu Erik lin.1 tvUrotl horn Iho
iu.ml ifaiiii'. l'rin.o ilk Im at tlio left, J . '
CREWS LABOR
TO SAVE FIVE
Hard Rock Miners Seek
ing Release of Men
Buried Beneath Tonk
;- of Rock Yesterday. ;
liK.VA'EH. Colo. July 31 (AP)
1 rjeked crews of hard rock miners
! labored throiiBh tlio nlBht to re-
lease flvo lnen who .were burled
lycnlordity lieni'iilli . tons of rock.
which dropped rroiu mo top, oi
the Morrat lunnol which Is being
bored throiiBh the conllnontBt di
vide flrty lulles from ,horo. ' 'Lit
tle, hope was hold lint any o( tlio
men would be found allvo. . .' ,
II. 'J'. Thompson, ' 23,. who was
rescued u short tliiio aflcr ' acci
dent, died last nlRlit from tho In
juries Hitfferod when Iho' Ions of
rock dropped.' ' .
The njeii wero. working 13,000
feet rroin tho West portaMn .'en
lat'Binir tin. born when Iho hugo.
iiiiimh or rocks dropped on tllom.
ThouiipHon wiis some . dLstanuo
iiwuy rroin hi" rellow workcm and
Im was broiiKlil out In a short
1 1 .-. Attempts lo roacus tho Oth
ers were sUirted liiiuiedlataly and
inuny shirts labored valiantly hour
urtei hour in rcmovliiB Iho bould
ers and twisted timbers that en
veloped the rlv workmen. '
Forest Fire Situation
Near Roseburp; Better
j i.uHi'.iirna, inn. July 31. (AP)
I A Sllddell Weulliec chsnffO Uf-
fordiliB hlBh hiimldlly und low
, tenipernliire, was welcomed by f Ire
jriKlilers today. As u result of Hie
'shirt In conditions II was predicted
this lAornliiB that control would he
obtained over tires within 24
jhouru, .
TODAY'S GAMES
AMKRICAN I.KAtil'K
l l.KVKI.ANU (AI'I It. H.
' Iloslou .' 2 7
l'leveliill.1 8 II
Hiiteibs-HuirlH, Weli.r, Ituu-
is' ll
iind tluston; Hiiilth and . I'
ll. ftew
NA IIONAI. M,A;l l
lllttiiiKI.YN (AP) II.
I li I. ji UO 2
llrnokDn , 3
j Itatf erles 'Kuullliun and
flon-
! mie;; I'elly-untl llargi'Jives.
1HIKTI.1N (AI')t-
t'lncliiuull
Host on
Hutfcrles lllxey and
lleniou und J. Taylor.
8"cond gain.
II. H. K
1 X II
2 7 1
I'lclnlchi
II. Jl. 1:.
2 12 2
X 1.1 (l
I'lnclnnutl
I IIohIuii
Dutterles May. Donohiie und
Hurgrnves; UoldTuultli. und J. Taj -lor.
1'Hll.AliKl.I'KIA CAP) It. II. K.
Pittsburg II) IS 0
I'hlladtlphla , 6 10 4
llullerl.'H Vde nnd Oooch;
Mitchell, I'lrli h, lleucht. PI' rce.
WllloiiKliby und Wilson.
NKW Vtlltlt AP) II. II. K.
Ml. Ix.ills (13 1
New Vork 13 3
llatteries Haines, Holiorou
llollohun und ti"l''arri:ll; Urevn
field, Hcolt und McMullcn.
Bulletins
July 31 J
. MANt'llKSTKH, Mass,
(AT). Mis KlluibcUi It.von of
Sanla Monica, I'nl.. defeated Ml-s
h.leaiiiir tiosH of New York 0-0,
tl-. In tlio final ,of Uki wouiiu's!
Invitation siiiKlts at ttto Essex,
twuntry flub Im-to lotlar. I
'H'llKAiVri,' Wash., .Illl'jr Si.
(AI').t-TIii! Wtinlorf-Ioirs lum
Ikt nilll dostroyotl today
by ffn'iartliig In a nliavuKPt bin,
uiik)i. alnu iHirntil flvo' oars'' of
IfimlH't on 11 mrln slllliur. Itnlll-
air was estimated al upwards of
fino.ouo, PlkKl lumunr wos savni
by. tlio dlrei'lkin of tlio tnd.
: rHII.AIKIil'HIA. July 91 (Al1)
Tin Illinois' A. XVs crock quar
tet of fnrlone swimmers kliatteml
Um American long course record
In winning Urn SKA jrarda relay
event In Ute Nalkmal A. A. I.
swimming chaiiiploiitilP3 today.
The trl-.olor swIiiuimts were tim
ed - In : IH35, 16 15 : jKHMids
faster , than Uh low mark nuulo
by Uw Illinois A. V. tcaul In WiX
SAMJM, Ore., JiUy ill AJ').
Ooveiiior riertsi returned to Ills
off l.ii Uslay after alleiidliuc the
national governors' . ongre at
Clicyenne,
NAPI.HS. Italy, .luly 91 (AV).
two new wirrenls of lava )ivo
been started down the soutlMa..t
ehi flank of .Mount Vesuvius by
till) present ' eruption, wIlH-ll" Juts
continued Tor a week, 'ronrlsta,
reassured by lolcalolog.s.s, stalo
nioiilN Hint I lure Is no danger,
sin flocking lo Iho scene to wit
ness the spectacle.
Spokane Railroad Man
Killed Near Ephrata
HI'OKNK, July S1'(AP).
William 11. l.'eatherstone, Hpokune
nil I rond . man, wus killed near
Kphrala. yesterday when he Jost
his balance and fell between two
cars of it moving train. Hulh
legs and one build, wert),. severed.
A companion tried vnlnly lo save
Keatherstono by clutching his coct
he fell. ...
Kealherstune Is survived by a
brother. UcorR', or Bpokune. und
two sisters. Mis. Mary Levllllers,
or .Minneapolis, and Mrs. Nora If.
Luliiberl, of Millutli, Minn.
Embargo On Arms to Mexico
Will Not Be Lifted By U.S.
P.M I, HMITII'K N. Y. July SI
AP) --'I'll" presidential spokes
man has become sufficiently tulk
ullvc to reveal Mr. t'oolldge's view
Hint the , embargo on arms to
Mexico will not bo lifted, Hint
aviation Is still loo cosily ror ex
tensive commercial use and his
auHlinincc that. H'crelnry Mellon to
In Kuropc solely ror vacation.
In vbw or the present religious
slliMllon in Mexico, President
t'oolblge does not expect that any
action will be luk.-ii In the near
future toward lining the embargo
on arms to thul. country, which
nan existed ror a year and a half.
Mr. rooll.lKc has discussed the
'lUestloii wllh Heci-clary Krllogg
several times) but "icy never
reached a conclusion.
The president feelrt there is ev.
ery r.soii to expect that the fu
ture will see passengers and cer
tain types of merchandise being
carried by airplane, though at
present that aspvet of cominur-
MEXICO'S
EFFE6TI
Ten Million Catholics Are.
Without , Clergy , as Or
der Goes into-Effect
RIOTING iiAiiSES
SEVERAL INJURIES
Mexican troops Station
. ed at Strategic , Points:
Monsignor Crespi Is
Told to Leave-, . . :
MEXICO CITV.-July 'SI (AP).
Ten million or more CatholUu
throughout' Mexico today warn
without the ministrations of tho
.b.rg-y.t ' .' ' ; ."
The putting Into effect of the
government's now :r.eltgipua. te-
I iHtlona was marked by Isolate 1
snooting,, urrruys, tno stoning vi
offlelala atjd tite.-'tMrnlnr of flro .
hoso on crowds. Thuse -ocourretices t
started last night iwhen officials
began to take', f 'ontrol of the
treasurer . and other' relics In
church buildings other than thv
churches themselves. , l" ?
Ten' Pttwons .Wounded.
Ten persons were' -wounded In
shootings In the 'capltol. . ,
I Attorney Oenerat - Ortega . was
among the officials stqned as they
were . closing inr iii" "
Catherine's church, once reputed
among the wealthiest churches of
Mexico,
but . which has lost tho
bulk of lts wealth, i
Disturbances also -occurred In
sevural other aecttona of the capl
tol; Police and firemen wero
called out to disperse' the crowds
which had clashed with tho policy
guarding ehutehef"-'.
Officials Teltral4','today thnt
It- will (lie -loir liUon' f Freatdoiit
t'allea and government officials,
strictly .to enforci the constitu
tional clauses In rtgafd to religio'i
whteh nave boea led letter tor .
years. ' . :, . v .'. ,... .. '
TroorM at baetc Polnta
With avitw, to .preventing :T
putting down any disturbances, tlio
government dispatched troops .to
strategic point!. ' They --were or-
drred to maintain a state of con
stant readiness for any eventu
ality. . .-. - . ; ; .-
Ono of the last acta ot the gov
ernment before.-the regulations
went Into effect -was 'to order tho.
expulsion of Monsignor. Tito Cres-
pi. who Iihs been In charge of
the o post olio legation In M,exico
City since the. . expulsion of Mon
signor CarUana.,' the papal nun
cio, who is sn American citizen,
t'respl Haw . Hours.
Consignor Crtupi .w told ,lu
leave Mexico within !t hours, but
through tho Intervention of tlm
(Contlnlisd bn .Ptte Five)
POINCARE GIVEN
CONFIDENCE VOTE
ON FINANCE BILL
TAKIS, July '. 31.' (AP) Tho
Polncaro government todaw got Its
first vote of conference on Its fin
ancial measurea .. to., rehabilitate
H"repch finances. The vote wus
2S6 to-171 tn favor of ' the first
article, raisin the tax . on tho
transportation bf wine,:'-.
l'olncare ll going to use the to
bacco monopoly- lo solve' France's
floating debt problem, , according
to a report current In political cir
cles set going by deputies ' sup
posedly familiar wllh the govern
ment's intentions.
Another vote of confidence on
tho financial measures was given
the government when the article
on the reparation of inherltaneo
luxes was voted. 810 to 180.-
clul flying lo regarded by him as
rather more, or an . expectation
than an accomplishment duo
largely lo the expenso of aortal
transportation.
The outline of , the president'.!
views on flying was given as a re
sult ot Ihe visit ho had earlier in
the week With Kdsel Ford. The
president regards attempts to pre
dict the future of any new In
dustry as ftillle. Tho ridicule ex
pressed upon the telegraph and
telephone In their early days was
recalled as ad example of the ad
visability ot tho efforts at fore
casting future Industrial dev-'v-'op
tncnta.
Hi-crctary MeMon'g visit lo Eur
ope is for recreation only and h.t
will transact no government busi
ness while abroad it la officially
stuted.
The visit of Henator Cameron,
republican, of Arlsona., toduy ror
a brief stay was understood to bu
a soclul cull ' i