La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 07, 1926, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TWELVE PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICB C I T Y EDITION ttttitt TBS WEATHER OREGON: Generally fair tonight and Sunday but forty alone tho coast. Con tinued . warm In the Inter ior. ...'..- mtmt VOLUME XXV. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1926. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 25 BOY FIGHTS OFF ATTACK tin Mclvin Baxter,-lfi, Cove, Saves Life of Char ley Ing, Chinese TONtt MEMBERS ARE HELD .AT RAY Desultory Fire Continues for Three Hours Until Help Arrives Gunmen Escape. . A H-yeur-old fiiirm lad was (he hero and iiear-vlellin of iv long win- thut flared up on Ihe Ocorg' Con ley place, til Lower Cove, Fri day afternoon, when two gunning members or tho i lop: Miliar tons niiblook him fur Charlie Ing lone Uo Long of t lib 'until Ion, who, hnd ltikn refuge there from his sus pected hunters Hi days before. Out' Ihe . Chinamen's poor marksmanship and IiIh own i.ulek wilted courage saved ftlHvhi Bax ter from doiith. Ml A lour. He was alone wIm-ii tho yellow pica opened fire. Charlie fleney, who had unudertakcti lo help hlni with I ho chores while this Conleys wr camping in the morning, hud gone (o town in a ear. and the re-fng-e beginning lo fear that his hiding place had been discovered had so no along. i; Willi only one man left on Mie farm, tho Jlop Sings jumped al the conclusions-It iiihhI be the Chlna ntitn. Anyway, they w'ere . taking no chances on missing (heir man. mi the' Kent hint a hullet from be hind a pumphoiiHe, about 60 fed from the corner of the house, where he was fixing u pump. Hoy ItctuniH Fire, . -V'Jmtiwdlntejy-iiwaw tlurfc -( lhoy imInIooH him frfr Charlie ing, Mel ln i dashed into (lie house, grubbed a erlppled and run down the cellar. Klght of Ihe Chinamen's bullets lodged in the boards around the window from behind, which the boy was shooting, but Dot. one round lis way through tho three foot opening. At that point Charlie Ing and young Keney drove into the yard, lioxter hailed them Into the kitch en, and lleni-y. terrified, ttirmdt aldy started the car uiid whirled away. Telephones Father. Charlie Ing Imd a alx-ahootcr, but he was too frightened to use II. So lt:ixler hid him n the eel lnr, and after telephoning to tits father. Itobert liaxter, at t'ovo. (Continued on ram h'lve) WALTER HOOVER TRIUMPHANT IN SCULLING EVENT PHlLAIiKLPIllA. Aug. 7. (AIM - -Walter M. Hoover of tlo I'n illne lloat I'lub. rhlhtdelptihi re-P-Ht'd lil triumph today Mheu won the chaiiiplonslitp sitiKlr Heiills feat urn event of the fifty-fourth annual regatta .of the national asMoclutlon of amalur ours on the .Schuylkill river. Th time was 7:3(1 4-5. J.Q.A. Richardson, Pioneer And Indian Fighter, Passes I'eath has eliil d another of I'niou county's venerable ploiierrs. Late" yesterd'iy John lulncy Adutn.H Backed Up By Service 'Hi l)ii-tnis firm Mm ttll" J"" atMiiit Ms iiHTi-liaiiiliM or mp I"p thnniKh ri'ipilup ihprlWn iMvmaw is nlj' llif f-.it firm to ik lm-ims nllli. It. niiisi luii k iii lis ailcrtMii Mttli oud inll!v and H'""' s-nli-- iir tlic ilicTl4.Hit .huoii IttvH Kwrr nml Mir ailir lllii nHxivv l h lrl. Tim Int.tiM-v firm Hint mli'Mli'i rraulnrlv l iKtllnic M l"-r-IKInit ilvllnrs h,f H twit MHI--ty ftm. tin misUmiht. Ami vyvry MitirrtlsfT Is ft tnlrrlil In ilia.sliiK Uh' rustomcr mi IImiI In- iir shr nlll iM' nealn as In williw I In" tuslumrv in Mr first plf. lnl hj imiII" fMsJ fiistuinrrs ran a iHislnr- ! hum. Ulisorirr smm i" tlih'!. I lie i-i-oiMHuhMl lilai1 Kith Ixilli irrsiil ami pruspw rn.liiiiM'rs. Wheat,Owned By Governor, Is Destroyed Thirty Acres of Grain Burned on tho Pierce Ranch Near Island City Late Yesterday.. Thlrly hit of flue stundlim wheat and three stacks ot Iiay ol. flov. Waller M. I'leioe's ranch, cast of iBlund City, were destroyed by rlr! Kiluuy afternoon. Starting In n field where a com bine cre.v was working, tin' names spread wildly through Hie Brain, and 1n a shorl time wan llnti,l?n- crops for miles around. The workmen drove the combine If. safely and fought like Trojans 10 Ret i in rirc under control. Tin y were losing ground, however,- when neighbors, warned by the Phioke, (utile oy aiiloiiioblles. on liot-tcliuek -and afoot to help them. Neighbor Help. .Suutt.lilng blankets from Hie holies and El 1 1 1 rt s off their mv.i bucks, the men and boys beat l:ieli the licking blaze iintll they had H :n an urea, wh-ro I hey could p II m spread in;. Alt hough the Hre waa in a fiehi betwceit tne Maud City-Joseph highway and the 'irnnde Pond river. . it wui loo fur from the M renin for Ih'-m 10 firin wttli wut'-r. The grain that burned Is su'd to have been lns'i,,J. T"he oer nur's son, Lloyd ph-rje. Is op.rai J'tg the farm. Kcaltoi-s Write to La Grande People Telling . oil Great Advertising Value of Convention. Kvidcneo tht Ihe recent conven tion of the pacific -Northwest Ileal Ksfote association members in" l.n Grande., was of Inestimable value lo both I'niou and Wallowa, coun- tlen in contained I n't wo-letK'rs, re ceived here this week. One. from President A. II. Ilarn- hlsel to William Miller, local real tor, was as follows: "This is my first chance to get lown to my desk and I want you lo have my first letter oT congratu lation and appreciation for . . . all the l.a grmide reallorr. and won derful citizens .who combined civic pride and energy and ability to g-( together and put your splendid convention through to so success ful a finish. We hear nothtner but enl hualiisUe comment everywhere by those who had the. good sense lo attend. City AVcll-AdvertlKled "I hope you are all getting buck 10 business after this storm and Intensive convention preparation. 11 means a great deal of sacrifice by inetub'-rs of tho board and all who look pari, but the advertising ("Continued on rage ft) Elmer Stoddard Wins Golf Cup in Tacoma TA'M.iAIA. Wash.. Anc. 7 (API. - K. I. Stoddard, of l.:i: ande. the, was one or the fjv-j winners oT cups In special events In a gol! tournament here yesterday spon sored by the Tucu.mii Lumber men's club. ftit:1iuriIi:ori. piotl'-'-r un.J vrl.Tiin itf III" 'I li'llii n nr of I Si. vn.wd nuiiy ut lltn farlii liou.w lyi.'-t of All- O'l. 'fh" (J-r-J'-nl whs bom III A'iitinr Mjiinl, Illinois, near Mi" town of 'Ml"")-. !". 7. ISSS. Al III" lie or II "iir.-. h" itok."."i 111" llu tin: v illi Ills pir"iitn nnl 111" ploli""! hoy u.roo n ii-I"iihi ititi"li of III" MU.J-. 111." pnr' llls 8' llkU In Tulli (.ouiilj-, 1.11'i'lfoli. Wll'll til" Inclllili nr of ISM: l.rok" toil ami Hi" mil us wnl out for volunl""r:s younjr Irlrluirtl.'ton. o II Iiuiil-Ii only II ynia or oj.. nn-llsl.-l nllli Hi" Washington vohili- tciTS III Vjilirourr ami "ilKJg--J III i v"riil lulllis mar fhU in noiv WhII.i Watla. Mr. Ithhiir.Jtoii cninc lo Hi" Grundy Iton'l'-' valt"y In' tS'l-. lak inif up ii hoim.'stcuil whk-h he u'.i n "d until d'-alll. til H7 In- was insrr"d lol'aMl crln" tllzubrlh It-.iull. who lH-h-s him. with six rlilldnii mid rli" arunil i hildn n. Til" i hlldr-n ar.i; Watur K.. of f.'alirvrnln; -rn. of 1'orllund: Hoy. or Allr"l; Mrs. J. I". Klahl. or rorlhinJ; Mrs. All"" Jom-s, of Portland: and Mrs. U l. Noah, of la tlrandc. Mr. ItirllMrdauil was a imllilvr uf Hi" fhrlatlan ihurt'll. Mr. Klrhanlaon will l" bilrlnl at Hlliimirrx III" Sunday afl"rnool: tollowinff funiTui wrh-a In th' riuiniiivrvlllv ihup'.l at ::5" o'clock. PRAISE GIN TWO COUNTIES MIBEIIIS I F 3 PEN i ; j Man Killed, ill Idaho ab Auto Plunges 150 Feet into River BRIDE OF MONTH SERIOUSLY HURT! ' " '' jiind Nallonitl. , The Mount ltalnler Washinerton Shil) l) i n branch of the Chlongo. Milwaukee . 0 ' n. "inml Ml PmiiI rullnuv fiinnlnir i ? .... n...iB,,tl ri. VrlLTK 17 I U W'H ft l "U.from Tacoma, Wash., Brothei-s Almost Dic.coiiilnuetf open lodajv TJ10 fire in Rescue Attempt, (AP). 1.KW1HT.N'. 10a. Aug. - Choster Ilelmork, of Ida., was killed and his wlfo whom he married a month ago, wan In jured when their automobile left a horseshoe curve on the . long atato district flro warden, whose winding hlghwuy up tho Clearwat-'station Is In Bettlngham. Fire to er river bluffs near hero today and J day was a mile from tho ltalnler dropped 150 feet to tho, . high way , national forest. below, (tllbert Wayne of Orange- , JCntwhlatlfl uid three other men ville, was declVpJ lo havo driven yesterday stopped the fire at. a a ear which sought to pass the j logging camp three tulles from Helniark car on tho lualdc of the ; llHionvlllo, which Is 13 miles from hlghwa.y. , ' , ' WANHIMION MAS liUOWNS SKAVIKW, A"as. Aug. 7. (AD. Joe Wilson. 23, l,j ndeii, Wash., shipping clerk of the Whatcom county dairy association, was (Continued on Page Four.) INDIAN LEOPARD AT LAR(JE NEAR RED BANK, N. J. i:ki HANK. N. J.. Aug. 7. (AP)."AMhougli an Indian leori ard, which escaped from a private zoo ut. Mlddletown was still .il i large today, fears of ear,,' JCHi-:. dents wei-c HMiuewhtil ultiijj'Ml by' the reassuring statemenls of ex-1 perts that the animal would harm no one unless cornered and. by I the fact that II has bothered Jul persons since It gained liberty last! Thursday. . J Armed posses have scoured the territory for- miles around bu'.j wltliotil. ioetitlng the beast. Id3- iwwiy k m"' kmvu.t mliv iv ported at aevf-ral places , The case today was joined by Iiunti-rs.' Kgx lioundn also were pressed Inlo service. MARSHALL DANA THREATENED BY LOSS OF mfiHT Alarmed when a du: t-aggravel-' ed inflammation of the eybalis threatened Ills sight. Marshall liana, HSHoelulc edllor of the Ore- gon Journal, rode ror seven nours on liorseback and by ttulomobllt-, ycslr.ay, to reach li C.rando from Mocetisin lake, where h' lii'i-n camping. M's. l-Htm Imd a nd Hons 1-slle, also of the camping party, accompanied him. The e,lior-s eyes are much lm-t proved ani win im none recov ered wit bin few duys. 1 he u (ndlug specialist said this morn log. On advlc". o will remain in Ia frandc until the middle of the week, wh'-ji he believes h will Ik1 ready lo resume bin looi i hip of Ihe slat". , ' . ! Mr. and Mis. l-aiiii. with th.-ir. ' " ... t boy and two girls, had been at' lOllthful Bandit Get Wallowu Ink" Inee Monday. Ji;j $0(J jrroin Hotel Til! eyca had bothered hlltl at firs', I ' ho lhal I hey post pond un' II ; ' Thursday lloir I rip to Moccaslfi PUIITI.ANH, Ore., Aug. 7 (AP) lake, al the foot, or Mt, Kagle- Uuvlng bound the night cb-rl. o Cat, about ISA in lies from Ihe t h Goodwin hole) bund ami rout. head of Wallowa lake, AS'licn ami gagged him v. II h a ban d Iter Mr. Oana awoke lo IwHlghf vision chief, three youthful bandits etir- l-'rlday morning, and It was de. y toduy jimmied open the locked elded h" must . luivc lmmedlMt- caii diuwr and finally b ft with )ii(nihui. there was a horselmck . I !). In cash.. descnt. of between tprrt and four Th'- night et-ik, J. W. l4imbeii. hours lo n'gol lai before I In y ! w ua o prpow cr.-d by Ihe I rlo tt t-otiHl reach h rur. - ; (he eni-rcj lite lobby of Hie Imiel Mrs. Oiina cpected to nil urn loifrom th wiinhroom. and draged Ihe lake today for the children ; bt-ek Into It. Tlo-y bound his I' gf and Hit; camp cqutpiiiciU . tog-'th-r with bits or wire and .--j-..-.-,-.. . j .j nn jjundij behind him with (Jifnou and Kvcrly i'"'" , ,' . 1 T h'-y took tli' lr masLs from To Address Dairymch ,rt,ir r.-H i uv - u gag. - Iimb-rl rutted Into the lohK- It. M. K crly, noi I hw errt repr jeiituHe of ihe Ioltln-l-'H alei Asbotiutlun of Amerlco. and Glg'IOUk, UHHlstullt agrk'U'tuie fr lb1 supervisor of mion Pacific. sylem, will be the speakers lo night at ,m. meeting or G'und lionde M.l'ey djliym-n t th" if f Ut: jf tl rnlon eO'jnly cbaifi -r i1 t nimn-Tce. v, wryb dy in lercMtd In duhylug I tin I'.- I lu .e rlt from a ntool ul the Hone .lUet.d. ? ( . j I Plate count'T last entng. !! zj. : HttM u,,.n 0 ihe Grand l!ond- HOOlUt Ul flAfK , ! hospital, where he In to have Pim.AliKl.rillA, Aug. 7 (W'l.j.N ih)- ekunilnullotiM toduy. 'Che Waller M, lloo-, widely biiury la cuuslng him new-re ptiln. known amateur uarsuisn. "now a Mr. Gulling, who Ih pawl memb'-r or the I ndln ' Hurg.-j t urn of ug--. Is one of lb- old club, Philadelphia, today won Ih f, liiiwra among th' railroad men nittlouul vnlor uurter-m 1 1' dshlt j of I ak (it and''. He wua ut tit.' it the final -tlu program of 11m throttle when the first tiain wim annual regatta of the Nation ' itrtfii ovt-r the brunchllne us tA- l AsJociaUon of Amateur Oarwii'-n. Destruction Threatening Two Villages Ashford and National, South of Seattle, En dangered by Nearby Forest Fires, KKATTMS, Aug. 7. (Al'). A logged -off land fire which yesler- threatened to destroy Ashford uG south of Seattle and Natloiwil two miles from Aahford, passed those places In the night, but they were still In peril today, the Wush Ingori I'rest Hre a.suoclatlon re ported here. Women and children were re moved' yesterday from Ashford 1 1 roiii 'i ufToiiiu. wnsn.. o siiinru. was described' a;i covering 2d ifquare miles and burning on an - eight - mile front. It began 10 days !go and thrice entered green tim- AVeloie,.!ber and was bwiton back. N'carn ltalnler iyrcst, V'lght against the flatties Is- In charge of Wllllant Knlwhislle, AshTord, when windows In houses in the camp had been snapped un der the heat. He reported' thai jtbe flames In that vicinity, rush ing through snag. and young 'growth snatclied up slicks 6(t feet long and carried them a too feet. The fire begins three miles from Katonvtlle and rqus lo Ashford.. ELDERLY FOLK MEET AT GOVE '. . m--mm . ' SeVOIl" I'PrSOn.S IU AttCIl ; dance ' Vfhb Art .'More Tlian 'Vhuv Scoi'o Yeiw of Age. --' ' ' . ''wvifl. Aua-. 7. '(Hpi-.-lnl) The ""IHU KolWa" pail y at Anew- siOI) Wednesdav was bUrwCu.: The visitors began to . vln(lt . ... noun .67 gueulu were present for the. picnic lunch, "which was spread on mi long fable arromr'd under the trees and decorated with many bouuuets of the season's flowers. After lunch the elderly guests "'ere called upon for a part. In the ia reading; Mrs. Nellie It. (Jraee gave a paper; lr. l.lllle, Mrs... .K. w Clark and John Talent each aang song.-; ImjuImtim Wright, or MedlcHl Hprlngs spoke of "Pioneer j jr(.;' Mrs. K Peck. O. Kckersley Hn(J M Carter asng songs; K. F. 0berlH rave a readlnc: M. U Carter played a vtoltn solo and Mrs. Alary Wagner and J. (Md guvo flof,, ltiunf,(r remlnlHcen ccn Mr SlieU.M.P oldest. ; The od"st person present wa; 8. V. Sncdeker, who has reached the ago of PI years. A. group of seven P'Tkoii who h-j.ve lived more than four hcore years were led by (Continued on Page (I) a tier they left and Kicce-ded in alinc(ing ft.'-iillon of a man who j una f.us3'iic. i , " " Retired Railroad Man Is Injured by Fall Gulling la litcd to h:iv ioirilaln-d it fmciuri-d hip w h"ii t . u8 Llgln, about HSU. 1'Jll II ESSES IIIGI.HE n.e.fi j hies Assertions of Prosecutor Colvin Given Weight by Testimony MAN RESEMBLED DEFENDANT, CLAIM Two Men and a Woman Declare Supposed Mur derer of Sylvia Ixoked Like Gaines. SKATTUO. Aug. 7. (AP) As sertions of Prosecutor l'lwlng I. Colvlu I hut Wallace Cloyes Uiilues murdered his daughter Hylvia, "'2, on the ahore of (ireen lake here June 16, lias been given weight by three witnesses when the sixth day of Ctalnes' trial opened here loday for a three and a half hour session. Two men and a woman had testi fied that Guinea resembled n mun seen Ihe night, of the killing near a spot where the girl's body was found. One woman declared lhal he bore no resemblance lo a man she saw lurhlng there. 'IVMh or Threat Hryanl Hrady yesterday said he saw a man kneeling near a lake pal h. who watched lit in as lie walked along. Hrady said lhal when hn slopped walking the man .an out of the path and (old him to keep moving, called h vile name and added. 'Tasl, or I'll kill you." MIhs OdcKSt Oashlll teslltted that a man ran across the path in trout o her and lulght Kaiilutn wllli whom she was. walking. To her escorts quest Ion, " hals ihe matter?' the man replied, "Uh, Us lust u drunk", and then lit an Irrl ated voice, someone else, "shut up, Jnek. or.the cops'H hear us." A -Kiftnt u4 of rocks being thrown In atfr followed. Then two distinct tiouua and several lesa dlslli.el, Man Itcf-emblc! UoJmv Kuillum suslanlhited her story. ' t Co u tinned on Page 4) RELIEF COMES TO SUFFERERS IN CHINA TODAY SHANGHAI. Aug. 7 (AP).---A fall of four degrees In Ihe lein I; rat ure today below yesterday's 'J if-year record of Ht'J.i degree1.' lies decretiaed Ihe numlxT or Invii. proHlrallons a-ul alleviated slight ly tlnvchob-iu cpld"tnlc which de vi-loped with appalling swirines, with Ihe mounting thermometer. Although many foreigners have b en prostrated by the lick I ini'j perhaps (wo score attacked b.V choleni. only Iwo rorelgn"ts hav (lb d from the cholera and le;et I hen a do"ii fiooi Ihe heat, it", coiding lo repoiis. The heaviest cholera nioiiallt v Ih In Chinese territory across Mm rier Pool ung ami In surrounding concessions where there is a pop ulation of a toll Urn and n. hull. The hospital fuel lilies a mom; Ihe f'htneHc are nll'-rly Inad'- ouate. all hough I hey are receiv ing and caring for t housands ol v IcUms. ' The hcitvh-.a moiinlliy hi In tlx euugested hiduslrisl cenlera and begg'T illHges, w here I be slc'i are dying unti-faled In hotels. In one Pooiung village half Hi1 poi thillon succumbed in I hrec dayi Officers Investigate Affray Fatal to Two YOKKTOWN, Tex. Aug. 7 (APt Two pi-rsous are dead and ano ther In In a hospital here badly wounded hs Ihe result of u shoot ing uffray tii the farm home of C. J. Mu'-ller. today. Indications are, the authorities suld, that Wllliii.m Mueller, craned by (he heal, ran amuck with . a shot gun, Appuri-nlly, they aald, Mii'lbr shot and killed his con niii,, Mrs. C. .1. Mu' lb r and with jnother shot bb w orr ht:i own head. Working Feverishly lo IIchcuc Entombed Five I'Alili'AII. Ky.. A'l. 7 (Al1). Itewile nuikem, rll''llig I'll ll other I'M-ry minili's, k-pl up li'lr loll loiliiy III Hn "ft'ii-l tJ i-'neh the fixe men tlllplirull"J Krl.luy night In the llmlKiin '.lie ami Hpur eolitHityH mine li-iir h"re. W hi'Hier the men hMII hc-hIIw- ri'imiini'd n niHttiT of con Jeclllrf, hut Ihe woiki-rs. giillier.-il trulll TIm minimi In tills xh-intl. never weiii. -d lo give that a thought. II Is hupi-d to eli-ur a wuy 10 the men by HumJny. j Did She Kiss Red Grange? n i .JO . I' iW '"'A v " ' TIiIh Is Mr. Cbaiies A. Talor of l.os Angeles, whow Imv I wind has sued her for divorce, cluirglng, antong other thlngn, Hint sho pcrclHil In the, lap of lltMl Gimme mul klswsl hint Tay lor udtlexl that he blamed Grange not at all, a the famous fool ImiII alar (ililnl havo a cIioik-o Ui UotlKC. Mrs. Taylor dcnlert Hit charges, . - . GOLDEN SPIKE JOINS CITIES Eugene and K lama th Falls - Linked by Rail with Completion of the Natron Cut-Off Line, i l-a OUNK. Ore. Auk. 7. AP) The golden spike thai .will forever link by rail P.ugehe and Klamath Kails was driven In place. I'eretnonlen lale this .morning ol Itallhend marked tne completion of ihe Natron cul-orf line and united I'higenc and Klamath Kalis In wod loek. Highest .Soulln-rn Puelflc offl clalrt and representatives; of Ihe Iwn titles gathered Itl the moiiii lalna on Ihe new line at about. 10 o'clock and there Ihe last spike that officially ended the. rail con struction was driven. The, services were brief. Tho Kd-gi-ne rcpr"Hcntnllvi"4 greeted the Klamath Kails delegation and the (Continued on page 6) TODAY'S GAMES AMUtJCA.V LKAGI'E CIIICAOO, (Al1) - K .H ,K. liilladelphla 3 11.2 I'hleagn 2 6 2 Itatlerbn: Klnnke and Coch taiie; I'uber and ttchullt. CI.KVKI.AM), (AP) ' It. II. K. Washington & f 1 I'levelnnd :.. H 10 2 Muiteries: Crowder , and lltni; Mhaiilo and L.-Kewell. - AATIONAL i.i;a(.ii; NKW VOUK, (Al')-- it. H. 'iminunti ,.. II Ml 2 York 0 & I Ihitt-rlea: Miiys and Hargrcavea; liainen, Davis, poller and Hnyder. Wi coiid game- (ineiiifiafl New York It. H. K. ... i 1 ..II 0 Ilutlertea: I.U(ii and liuiiiich; I'"IIzIiiiiiioiis nnd MeMulli ii. r.KOHWLYN. t.M'l I!. H. V.. HI. Louis II t llrookylii ...... ..3 - lli.ll. ri: tdilluhuii. II. It' ll ninl (i'1'uir-ll; , Vnne-, DhrhmJl nnd Deherry. Second Uume It HI. Iul 3 6S llruuklyn " ' 4 I lliillerlia: Al"xund"r mid Vltk; UrliiK'S und llurgp-oves. rilll.AliKI.I'HIA. (Al'l It. II. V.. lAs - l " I'hU.nJi IpMn - f I" - Muitxrli'M: UHborn, Hush and llurt n.'tl; l-tiii und WllKoti. IHlHTflN. (Al1)-'- It. II- K. I'ltlsliMrg .. .. . " 1 'I MohIoii .. - 2 1 2 llutteiies: Monger n.l tlnoch: Wi rlr und miner. Bulletins JIUMHUAli, Au. 1- (AD .tolijuiv rrrfH.urt vne Cianurn, rtxU fHofrwilotuU Mam. Ind tlid llrM Vudajr t tho end of tlus third round of Ihe Canadian open aolf vhainploniihlp. TU' -ore tied at 310 or M bolra as Uief lvd off for (lie fourth : and final 18 bolo round. ,' - , 1IKS MOlNlifl, Iowa, Aug. 7. (Al') (nontor Hamnull, ail' nounord Uxlajr that tho oxeiiillva conuidttm of Rovemoni who nvt rVM'iitly nt t lwypmiu, Wo., Iiad duclditl lo rail a imiforcnoo of KovciiioiD of Muim of llic aiiciil- turiil wiwt nud tho liuhiNtiial rjist to dlwiiMM the, nftrii'Ulturiil uttim tlon. Tho iiiwIIiik Ih to bo livid tai Oi'tolxr. Mi:A!lHI;ilT, Aug, 7. (AT) Llliubcth It) an, of California, who yeslotnUy trlumplicti over He len Wills tii whi thn wivfu slnV gles final of tho Scahrlght Uiuils lou man tent, today won tho doubles title as I ho partner of Kleanor (tOSH, of Krw York. They dwlslvo-1 ly thrfealctl Mrs. Mnlla Mullory, of New York, and Kalhoriiio I'ortcr, of I'lUladclphla, tl-i, tt-3. IU FI'AM), Aug. 7. (AP) lis ter Hoist ad, of .MintM'aimlls; totlay won tlw public llnlt golf champ lomhlp by iK-fentlng Carl Knff nuin, J'lttshurg. 3 ninf 2 In tlic 3A holo final match. . I.AM;iOHKK, Pa. Aug. 7. (AIM Lou Fink well known dhi. track ntitoiiiobllu racer, dlel In a Tren ton, N, J.. hospital the result of crashing Into a fence al the Phlln letphla NM'cdway rncen here (hIji, 'Ink was atlcm'Mmg lo itutllfy for in-inlltv lace. Itl'Y VOI K COAIj IJAltliY W1LLIAMHTOWN. Mass. (AP). I lean llollirook, of Penn Hlate College, HIiyH 1 1 1 COIll OUtloOlt H ''black" since there are only sev en and a h If trillion (75 and II ciphers) Ions In reserve. Too optimistic houKeltolders should re member tl will be all gone by !'J2H a. d. Unit Is. Ill 100Uy.nin I Catholics Hope For Less Drastic Religious Rules Mf:N irii rrrr. Aue. 7. f.vr - The hnpiiluie In tin H'rilltlEle he. l.we' ii Hie . Kovi-rniueiil nnd 1 the i.'uDinitc ehnri'h In Mexico may poHKllily lie solved through 'the n- lll'lllieill by the Hew .'OllgreSH Whll'll ronvelles Heplelnlier I. of religious reRiiliilloim l.ihN driiHlli: limn lior which went Into effect a week sao at leust that Is the hop.; ut present In some 'circles. Cnlles To Maiul I'at LeKiKlirtlOII on Ihe religious sub ject is expeileu to he one of Ihe rlrsl IhlllRH taken up by 111" new congress. II limy rcMiili In congres Kionul mi ftlrTiiutlcn of President I'lilb-s reKUliitloiis in a contest be tween the president ami emlgresa on the silbjit t nr In the pilMsage of I milder regulation. The- priests continue tu absent OF LEGION State Convention Tables Paris Resolution After Heated Debate MRS. HERSHNER TO HEAD AUXILIARY La Grande Drum and Bu gle Corps . Fails to Win , Place in ' Contest in Which Salem Led Field MAItBHWELD, Or.. Aug. 7. (AP). Arthur A. Murphy, of Portland, -was unanimously elect--ed oommander of thn Oregon de partment, of th? Amrrtcan legion here today. Opponents In tho race for commander withdrew. Thn resolutions drafted by Hood Hlver chapter, protesting against an American Legion convention in Paris next year, owing to th. recent attitude of France toward. America; Ave re - tabled at Ih'! American Legion convention here today after a heafpd debate. The vote waa 111 against and 39 for the resolution. v Mrs. Harold llcrshner, of Hood Itlver. was elected president of Ihe Oregon auxiliary of tho American -Legion In convention here today. - Tauk, It. McHonald. of Medford, was elected grand chief de garb of the grand volttfre of the "40 and 8" In Oregon at tho fifth an nual promenade, held hero yes terday. .. Thn charter of Klamath Fall. No. -22, was revoked because of the non-payment of dues. Bakfv Man Honored. Other, officers elected were Win. C. Kelley, of Halter, grando chef ; de train; L C. Oarlock, of Med- iora, gravqa .comTOUwaire'-inien unii 7 t-h vrxiK, i.'Vii i;it grande conductor! Jack Carkin, of Vernonla, grandi guard ia porta t K Award J. Klvers, Po in land, cheat in a natlonale; Robert Harrla, of Orajita Paaa; Kenne. it Bloom of Albany; Warren Irfm niAH nt aLf . tTranlr friiw-.. VL . eul i TV. WBIHi VI HCII dan; lr. K. H. Hosktna, dt As toria, and Gleon Dudley, of Al he-, na, gran do chemlneoa or directois. - La-' Grande's drum and bugio cor pa failed to place In the corps wiiicni. jir-iu ibiq jvaivi unji ui' was . first, Kuffeno second, and Bend third. DAVID STEWART NOMINATED FOR IOWA SHORT TERM IES SIOINK8, la., Aug. T (AT) lvM w. IHeirart, Kloux f'lty altomoy, loday wan appointed hy Governor Hanunll as V. 8. equ ator, to Hem from now nntll tho November general election In thu piano of Uto lale Senator A. It. CumniUui. IJBB MOINE8. Towa, Aug. 1. (AP) David W. Btewart, a Sioux City attorney and a former firHt surgount ot world war marines, luiu rlliubed from comparatlvo potltirnt' obHcurlty Into the llmoltght an thn choice of Iowa ropubllcans for uhort term In tho United State Benato. : . The !oi-yer, 89 yeara old and one of the youngest men ever noiulii uti'd for the ncnate from thla niai, waa. Bi'lueted yesterday as th" party candldatu for the unexpired term of Senator Albert B. Ouiii. inlns, dofealtng a number of vt eran campaigners, Including Bm il H W. Brookhart, long term nominee. As tlio democrats will not no nm ii ranillilate for the short term, a decision announced by the demo cratic state central committee nr ter tho republican convention, Mr. Stewart will be unopposed in Urn Noveiiitier election unless au iiiu pendent files. UieLusetves from the churches, but the doors of the edifices arc opru for worshippers to enter and mcdl latn nnd pray. . , Business circles continue to tnk-i a gloomy view of the' situation, fearful thut the economic boycott Instituted by Ihe national league, for defense of religious freedom us u protest against the rellgioim regulations, may assume more ser ious proportions in the capltol. . I'tLMiatltes Hi'iiorted Itenoris from Zacapu. stale ot ;Mlchoacaii, say that there have 'been serious disorders between llm wpulameand poller growltur out of Ihe sltuullon 'lit that there, were several easnullles during the comliat. Neither the government nor thu local newspapers huvn any ounioruuuve ueianav . ,