La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 20, 1926, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY-FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE THE WEKnZSr OIIKOON: Unsettled to nlRlit und Hulurday. : prob uhly - showers Id tho north west portion. Not much change In temperature. Nor ul humidity. CITY EDITION VOLUME XXV, MEMBElt. ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY; AUGUST 20, 1926. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 36 HEW Jl II I IP II ill-1 hK iv mnmii ULILIimillLU La Grande 'Shops Listing ; Full Line of the . ., Latest Modes BELERO ADOPTED BY DAME FASHION 4 Skirt lengths Are Unchanged-Wide Variety Offered in Hats-Shoes Depend on Costume. Although a few week remain during which Bummer clothes may be worn local shops have already received a variety of lovcily things for the fall season, and uilhough September may he warm, wise is she who prepares for the frost, fushlomibly speaking. Tho autumn particularly brings changes I" fashions and to know what 1b correct -Is really half tin battle1 of tin; changing seasona The belero und the, blouse-bark models being shown ,horo uru two new styles that will he particular ly good for dresses during- the early autumn months, ft Ih wild. I,a (.ramie l to tho Minute. .H Ih n general pretension I hat la Grande, like most of the manli er titles, Is usually a hip behind ns far as fashions are concerned, hut this is not ho. The new "bob by" skirl, which liiLs been so popu lar among1 lu Urunde girls for the pa 1 month was being featured in Chicago and other cities during tho month of July, the mime time It ilrsl appeared her. Materials too (ire shown here about as soon.iif-t-r tlmy-H.ro Imported as they are in many of the larger cities. Home of the last-mlnuto styles are to be had in the. shops, hui.d. The slim boyish iinea seem to ru nuiln for sports wear with con cealed fullness in the form of pleats. freiueuMy Inverted, and gathers. Soft knitted materials, as itie new Jersey, which will neither rng or stretch. Is especially pood. A n'w wool material, known as covert, which is being shown her in a number or pleasing models. Is tilso classed as desirable. It is a Continued on patrn ft) DRILLERS NEAR 900-FOOT LEVEL IN SECOND WELL lH-illlnir at tin rlly'H yt'conil dc.'p ..-"II is froiiiK aliiM.l In fair Bliiip.'. city officials r. porl. A f.'W daya ami ii flrsl flow or water was r'rucli. H.'vnral yarda di'i'li.-r In til"' ;'('ond and when a almllar flow ua.'i yielik.l by tin- first will. Al iii'1'M.'nt. Mi. ilrillfi'M ii ro allliroticll- Inc ih.. .iiui-fnnl l.'V.d. Tr.' nr.'soiit flow In not l:onBlil- I'li'd nallsrarlory ur.d drilllnK will or '" nutoinolillv. was aln-st.-d . r.il'.linil.' iinlll a flow lia laiw or I"'"' yral-'i'day l.y III., nolle.- fol-1 l.ir-i.r than Hint (l.'llvrr.'d by 111.' Iowiiib r.:ci'iit of a t.-li'Kiaiu from woll now In ns' In niotin I ori.t. Wu-rlff Jain.-s Mil 'uMorh. , ! I.al ircr raalm; is lieliur tna-cl ill lili'l A aurond l.'h'Krl.lil waa l-.'C. iv.-d second well and. If u heavy How liy I'olii-.i clilrf llnyni'S Informing of wnl.-r is reai'lii'il, city officials liiin lliat tin l-ivcrelt dlslrlcl al-1 nr.' of llic opinion Hint tile new lorll.y is pr.'parfnir !o i.ak Cover-, well would yield a much ffreater nor Plei-ce for extradition or Allen j Miianllty liian the one now In use. from Oregon to Washington. i Catholics Under Arrest Are j Given Freedom In Mexico, MKXH'O CITY. Aug. I's (AP).i -.Ml the Catholics arretted hi - - . j 71 Jt Y more Fall B ustness The Miinmer m-s-iui l nlnu( at mi end it in I fall, nllli Its retHireiiM-iiH In new Hollies, new ihlng fur the home, new fnnl inrH-ly. nut) new Inxtirle-. will bring n busim nclhtiy tills year that l e wUhI bv iiici-chsnts to bi-eak nil rerun). In ha (frantic. I'lmw have iiiillclMiUil your mhii(x with a wealth of lw nicn-liaiuILM' . ami the ItttclH jrtH buvlne.vs man will tell yon or all thai I- new through the column cif The Olwrer. In no oilier n; fan lie boM to msh in" hi tin bn-lne.. ac ttxiiy Hint lias .lutiitl tu no o4Imt way can lir ImiH' lo mM-li niiimmh-nlfy tin atHMl fainibe. Ik will luako 111- a niiM-tl business year. Hi I" a Miml rcMilin Imi'aiim our ! Im4 a a rcailci- nlwajH nn iMially high in The Heerer. "lM'rer AdeHltnu A MercliandMiig Service' All Wrong? An-onliiia to (lot'tors, thi.ru mis liinny Ihhiirs wrong- Willi llio mcNlfrii Dili's lutblt of dress. This plrtuiv, posed liy Alary Jiinu rlfhl. show- some or Hie raulls found liy Hie medics. loos she look all uronu- lo you? Pioneer Woman of Union County Dead in Port-' land Was Resident Here 40 Years. ; . ' Word w as ri'colvnd ' lit re lust nlKlll ot tho d. uth of Mrs. A. H. Join's lit hiM hor-c in rortlunil. J 1 . - Bist.TS, .Mrs. I.ydlu Oiniidy and! Al in. Kiiiuia llatdiiiK. both of this i-ity and lu-r lirolli. r. Mayor C. I.. l'aluii'r, of llulnT, left this morn- ine to ullend the funeral which is j (Continued on Tugc B) , ' IS. A. F. JIMS ANSWERS CALL! Man Wanted in Everett Im-ow-m m Kni.-m. . nr. i-iu- m Is Under Arrest Here ' v"" 'i Sculptor, 71, Leaps lo WbIIit Alh-n, w.inl.'d In Kvin-ll. hVush" " a rliiiritu Involvlnc lli.'fl con net (Ion wilh the alh-ced con-j spiracy to f o m c n I uiiilsinis' throughout the republic last Sun-' flay have been rrleuNed, except thr'-e woim-n wlmin the polle Call the leuuVfS of the eight iie-n. plot, and J Senoia .lo.lefina Novf.ii. s.uia i-x and Senorl'a; 1,111! 1''. I lepei rhe ' Pa.' (Ioiihs l.iuart-s are the , ij who are bi-lnif held. ( 1 lilNpatehe.s rroin PuebUjK.iytli.it' Kvery third S.iturday in the :a Catholic priest has been bronchi mouth the woman's r lief corps of I there under arrest from the vil- Oliver P. Morton post of the (Jrand J luirc of JIuelvctlHti. The charces Army of the liepub'lc. No. I7. cn ; against him were not revealed, h rtains tlie pot members ul IH'iil rumor, however. Is that luncheon. This Saturdny the pro ! the prieni killed the mayor of the wll n-yor d and the old ! vil 'ii gM lec:au.He the mayor 1 efused veterans will be hostn to the u j to open the Catholic t tuirch. .n nf tj. n ip.f corps. I There is no verification of this. J Added to the ijkumI program ! . - i he hi rollowing luncheon will be the k . - presence of the l,n Grande inunh:!- Mrs. Cress Improved; Recovery Hopes Gain Tin- rondition of Mrs. I'harbM Cr-SK, Injured in an mitomohiie ae cident here Wi-dn-'Hday. i reorted to be better today. Mrs. Crew re. j iM'lved a distocali-d slionbh r. a , jrraetured rib und internal tnjtit i , w in n Hie cht wliieii ntie was iiriv-Mlei In K wrecked on the highway about two milen east of here. ' M hers injured In the mcidint. ; Mr. Cn ss, and Mrs. 10. ii. Newman. and H'trry Cnss. are steadily provtoe1. FRANCE TO ECONOMIZE ON IMPORTS Program of Rigid Econo my to Be Adopted by Poincare Cabinet WOULD PREVENT CURRENCY EXTORT Government Planning to Consolidate. All Depart ments . Possible to Cut Expenses. I'AUIH.. Aug. '"; 'i i (AI'. Til rolneiirn nibln'el today decided to appeal 10 tho people of France for lipid economy, especlatlyi with regard to Imported products, hh one of the most Important steps In the lehuhiltlalioniof Ihe'franc. Thin i-rrott Ht riirld ccdnojuy will be aided by n states of. spe cial decrees which will be decided ul later sessions ot tho ministry. These decrees will qpitf specific ally with the certain -products which it is believed enn be. econ omised on 'without serious detri ment to France. I'mc or Wheal lleHtrlcled. The government's first meiisure, a decree limiting Urn amount of wheat which may he. used In the production of bread, ws issued yesterday. OtHers will cull for wimilnr siierlfiees on the cart of j the people In "order lo prevent the export of currency. The government Is ready to set an exignple and plniiH to consoll- chile a 'number or departments as 'm measure of economy. They will ! ImurcBs on the deimrtments of municipalities to suppress un 01 rieiuls and munlctpHl bodies ex cept Ih one - .strictly nerewary to the country everyday life. STATE BOARD OF HEALTH TO TAKE WATER PROBLEM lIlVl' 1 IKK A us. 2". ISiwIhK The problem of Ine pollution oi l .'con's alr.'iiius ii(l livers will ,... sluill-il Mils rnll by Mic suite Iboiuil of liwillli. 'Mils iinnoiinc"-1 mi ni wus mail.. Tlmrwlny by nr. W. T. I'liy. pri-sitl-nt of Mil' lii-iillll orjiunlziillon. The flrsl uli'li 111 llu- buurd's pro-. kihih of uiuklnir . sniim fiir-wi-liii; solution of Ih.'' pollution iiutsllou will ! laki'ii H"Pt l". m-prowmii lies will then be invited to Join the . riwli and gunie, and thc slaP: high- way. and of tlregun's munlclpall-1 th s n il Hhell be invinui ro join i ae ( i nf tn.-iKti In illvcnvniiiir 1lie Death; Leaves Letter WKSTlU'ltY. N. V. Aug. 20. (A I , en rd beai lug t he vrdn "Mrs. Whlinty yyu win: tan-tan, tout est atleinl (ail ts ended)" was left behind by Cuilan Ardisson, 74-yeur-old seulptor who hap- d to hi:; dm Hi from a loo fool water tower on the Long Inland estate of MiU Harry Payne Whitney. '.. 1. t ,l..t.n.,in.. of Ilie .... 1. 1.. i about ly mutual voluntary ugree-Ki-iilnlfir s s'ni Gaitan Ardlsson. Jr. ' ' . who found the (;i,rd In Ills fathers pocket alter the body was picked up yesterday. Ardlss-m had ben assistant and advisor to Mrs. Whitney In her uculptoural work tor 14 years. What was meant by the sculptor when he w rote the first part of I he note "Mis. Witney, you win" CLUld not be explained. Mrs. Whll- ' l 1,1 Newport. (;ranc Army Mcnilwrs rr, Li..4:., W D pal band, which will play several 1 numbers. The luncheon will bu h'ld ul 11,0 v-lm" city in-rri:rrivi-: mijmx CANTON. O.. Aug. Inveniif-alors into the 20 (AP). J murder or 0n It. Melletl. Canton publlshe.-. today expressed fear Unit I't'y I ct ive Kloyd Kfellenlji rffer hadl anion. .Str:Ilcnierger had declared l.ouif Mhu't, held for; the murder of Mcllett whs at his' home at the time of the crime five weeks hbo. Hlrellenbcrgcr Is' being sought by Investigators fur 1 iiucctiontn. Politicians ; In Mexico In V Gun Battle Fatiil Fight in Capitol City Occurs Next Door to Fashionable Ameri can Tea Room i MEXICO CITY, Aug. 20. (AP) Bitter rivalry, botwuen ' political factions in congress has culminated In a pitched street battle with fa ta II ties. .. Colonel Anurens Gorcta' and Dep uty Marcos Dhus wvro- killed yes terduy and Deputy Vapurrosu was shot sevcnil times through the body. ' , rolltlchins have been disputing the results of tho ' congressional election held In July and a guard of federal troops hu been stationed In the chamber lo prevent fac tions from combat. The religious situation has been In no wsy con nected with the si life. Fighting started yesterday after noon in front of the Ihurblde ho tel In Medero avenue in tho busi ness section. A number of depu ties, estimated at from ' seven to twenty begun shooting at one an other from opposite sidewalks. The street was crowded with - pedes trians and au t os. Many shots were exchanged. Tho fighting wm next door to ono of Mexico ' City's fashlonablo American tea rooms. A number of American women were inside. The shooting began when for mor governor Garrldo and a party of friends encountered a group of political enemies on Madro avouuo, which to Mexico City is what Fifth avenue Is lo New York.- Clurcta was lnstlntly killed. Deputy Diaz died seven I hours Inter from his woundM. Deputy Caparrosu - is ul the point of death al it hospital. Garrldo. who was wounded In tlie face for it long lime luus been one of the stormy petrels in Mexi can politics. Several months ago during a vIkII to Mexico City, an unsuccessful attempt wus made, by political enemies lo assusslnaltt him. Kellogg's Sjieech I'him uses orcicn Powers tJjQ. Iveague of Nations Gratified. lONHoN. Aug. n. (AP) The address of Krank H. Kelloirg, Am crican secreinry or siaie al I'latis- burj,-, S. X., In which lie discussed tlie Geneva, conference for the inimiu nm ui ui iuumriuf uiiij in-ii Isd that the t". S. government con templated withdrawing from the iM'iievn. niscuHaioiiN. is comuienn u on approvuip-'y oy ''v'nii ijoutiou morniag UfWhbapeis today. The contention of' Mr. KHIokv that It Is better to begin regional .irmaikient " agreements- than lo await -the formulation of some mil-ve-!jally applicable scheme of dfs ni'inament Is Reiierally endorsed. The Times slab's that "I he con sidered views from Mr. Kellogg signally well balanced mind" form a valuable contribution Lo the dl-i-urmumeiit probb-m, especially as he fipoUe.iis "the resprevntatlve of the nation which fli-sl brouglil uunt ctii'lailmeiil of armamenls among several wholly Independent and diploleri'sted countries. GKNKVA. Aug. 20. (AP) Sc rotary or State Kelloirg's addre,n at PlalMburg oil Wednesday has pleased leairur or mil tons clrch s been us" of the ri-ucwi'd assurance that tlie I nitcd ShiteM will stick to the. present dlKurmaiiicnl discus sion .hile there exlnls any hopi thal something can lie achieved In the reduction of armamenls. PAIHS, . Aug. 2. (AP) l,e Teinp-, iMinmenting today on Sec retary f Staff's Kellot-ff's speech at phiflHhUi-g on the diHirmament Iiroblini Hays: "the 1 ultej Stales is entirely ulllliiir lo be a party to on agreement relative to disarm ament but does not intend to as sume nay of the rciponsibllliy In the exyciif ion of It." Wallowa County to Have Health Nurse KNTi;i:PlllSK. Ore, Ail,'. -'0 -Wallows counly will have the srv IccA of a public health nurse on; or Iwo montiis, betiinnlng the first of SciHcmber. under an urrangemenl proposed ly the uretcon Tuber culosis siisoclHtion and accepted by the county hcllh association, a to tal newspaper reports. The tuihiry of the nurne wUi m paid by Ilie ulalf mf:oi iation and her expends will be furnisued iy local organtxutions. 'i he county has ha nurses In years past I thriM fouuly sod diHcon efly In the In Onued this offh'e ch EUROP DISARM VIEWS terest of economy. SMITH MAY BE OPPOSED III ILLINOIS Independent Candidate Is Held Likely in Novem ber Elections SLUSH FUND MAY j BE MAJOR ISSUE Rosbnwald Declares Col onel Smith Should Re sign Nominee Refuses to. Step Out. , CHICAGO. Aug. 20. (AP) Kx- pendllures of vhM sums of money In the Illinois primary csmpulgn hist April by senatorial nominees, ns revealed by the senate campaign funds committee, mhy result In the mime of an independent candidate appearing on tho November elec tion ballot. An Investigation down state, the Chicago Daily News says, discloses resentment against the public util ities 'Vditsh" fund of Colonel Frank U ttmltli. republican, and George K. Hrennnn. democrat, senatorial nominees. Ittksetiuald Against Smith. In the same story (he newspaper printed a Malement of Julius Itos enwald, Chicago phllanl hroplst, in which, he said that republican vot ers of Illinois should reject Colonel Smith, hecuuse lie was flnauced In Ills campaign by "heads of public utilities." . , Mr. Itosenwald who Is at the summer white house, conferring with President Coolidge. expressed doubt as to whether Colonel Smith would, be sealed If elscted. . , Smith SUm.ls Pat. .1 'otonel Hiuith doea not ac cept JSw. inevllable and resign, tho republican voters "sjiohld' -W&eh f-n the field aw'a protest, tajidldatt 4 strong, clean n-publtcaii, on an ad ministration. juvti-rorrlipNon plat form,' Mr. I(qa;nwald's stntcment nahl. Informed of the story in the News, Colonel 'Smith, Who Is re- euperuting from Illness neur New l.ninlmi Cniln.. wiililr 'l iln tint fel t am called upon to answer Julius Hosehwald or any other Individ-, eoinmeiiit Dili nis HposeHiiiuu nere declared lie would not resign. At the siinie cominlttee hearings hon it was brought out that Sam uel lititull, Chicago traction mag nate, contributed - SILT.. 000 to Smith's primary campaign fund; clement Studehaker $20.ooo .and Ira l. Copely 2n(ntiti. A contri bution of $15,000 by Insull to llren nan, who was unopposed for the democratic 11011111111 lion, also was , (jriup'd hy th committee. QUEEN MARIE IS TO VISIT AMERICA DURING OCTOBER PAItlM. Aug. 20. (AP) The people of the I. S. soon are to see one of tlte moHt handsome and as tute members of Kurnperui royalty (jueeii Ma l ie of Uumanla. Al (Ih- end of next moulh llu- liieen leaves for New York. It is her hope lo visit eah of the 4H Htal'H of the union and pi ob.ibly the chief cities of Canaila. Sli" will not adopt, au Incognito, hut will travel as a uueen. Therefore She Will be tillable. to Visit the homes of cltlxenH as a rormal giient and will have to put up al hotels, except when III Washington, where she probably will slop at. the. ltu iiianinn legation. She dcHtreM lo travel through the Called SlateH as much as possi ble by automobile so that she may obtain Intimate view of American life. It Is probable that she will spend her filrtt birthday in tlte United Slates. This falls on October 21'. TODAY'S GAMES ami iek an i,i;a,i K HUSTON, (Al') n. if. K. f.'Iileaico . ..ii 7 ti HeKlun 1 7 tl ' ltatlri: KaliiT tiud Kelialk; mcliei, Ituasell und Ouslou. 'H!l,Ali;M'MIA (AC) K. II. i;. .:lrolt 4 11 I'liilad.dpltla 2 6 1 liaiterl : Wtittehill and Itaslvr; fjiiina, drove. Tali- and I'eikliirV WAHIIINOTON. (Al) Cleve-!and-Vatliiiie(ou post potted, rain, two KaiiM'S tomorrow. .-tio.ai u:A;ri. rii.THMriui, Ar riiiisdei. pliin-IMllstMirx pout poued, rain. Iwo games tomorrow, : fire Attacks nil' " Tlirru was boiiio "rcBl" Muff for tlio rniiiorns lo slioot In Ilnllynooil SiiimIh) Hftcriiooii, lion tin- Kivntest fliu vor lo nt tnek the niovlo cuplUil ras) llio IViuuiy I'llin Co. nIiiiIIo Willi r loss of ft.VIO.tluO. lllauiL' for I he riro wus lit I.I on a youiiK uomiiu sockhur rovt-nxo for lior ivjisilon as an iiciivss. FARM RELIEF HS GIVEN Senator Capper and Jul ius Kosenwald JJifier oh Proposals Coolidge Hears Both. PAUI, SMITH'S. N. Y., Aug. 20. (AP) Varying views on farm leg islation proposals were presented at the summer executive offices to day hy Senator Capper, republican, Kausa;i, and Julius Itoscmvild. of Chicago, chairman of the board of Sears, toelnick und' company, guests at the summer white, house. President Coolidge has an engage ment to iccelvo Socrctury Jurdhio of the department of agriculture tit White pine .camp to'iigrrow. " t VpWtyV'QttlAtor and .Mr.vltotfnV vhidi .aferi rt-!! subtautlal,y . fri their icports of 1 ifilness and ncononiln tondlitbpa of the country. but while the sjenalor spoke in approval of thr price stabilization plan, Mr. RoHeriwald said any political sin billrjtion plan was hound to end In '& vicious circle." West l nors Coolidge. Tho republican party, Renatoj Capper ipredlcted. will aufrer few setbacks In tho congressional elec tions this spring. He declared President Coolidge was strong in the west which approved his eco nomic 'program! while being "dis appointed somewhul" that ho did not support Ihe McNary-JJaugen program. While Mr. Kooenwald declined to discuss politics he expressed the opinion tint reports of . "agitation" against the president in tho west had been exaggerated "the farmers now feel differently" about Mr. Coolidge pad thai he Is stronger than ever with -he liuoplp. every where. Itosenwald for Co-Op Move. . Mr. Itosenwald approved strong ly plans to strengthen tho coop erative. marketing movement In thd younlry while Senator Capper de clared Its ImporimncH was recog nized but other slops were, neces sary such as some revision of tlie tariff, without tearing down the protective system, to give the farmer in the west "a fair shake" wilh the Industrial oast. , He especially urged a tariff on hides and suggested that a reduc tion of completo removal of I h'l tariff on'tilumiuum products would be deHlrable. hii.xIncsH Prosperous. Mr. Itosenwald reported a pros perous huMnens condition through out the country except In Ihe Da kolas and Minnesota, u view sub- (Continued on Page 6) Portland Hankers Deny Bonds Tampered With I'OltTLANIl. Ore. Ausr. 20 (Al) Iti'iulry a tu nn hanks here today Tailed lo eliell confirmation nf a published report Unit homls and ol her weurllli s amounting In toa.uoo eonsiffiied to Portland banks were stolen from rei;istered mull pouehes In the lluwlln, Wyo., mall robin-ry of Ilie (.'ttion I'nclfle. The federal r'Sfrve hunk h' clvd some paeluiKes that showed gljcns of hsvliifc been tampered with but utrtelals iiKserl'-d that to day that the contents were Intaet. "Pcttinff Party" Bandit Of Memphis Executed N AS1 1 V 1 1 , 1 ,K, T nn.. A utt. 'I . Ml) (Mmrli-s Itarr. nt-Rro, "pet Mnv party" bandit, of Memphis, who shot Hiid killed W. o. Kpene.-r on the outskirts of Memphis the night of May 23, and wound- d his companion, MIim l.aurn Wheuton, whs electroeuled here at 4:47 a. m. today. Movie Capital Bulletins iti.HKi:i,i:v, cai. auk. so aim Cla-mv Nral, was aiTrsird l.xtay for lilvRsllKallnu by fi'diral HRt'iils of I'liurKi's rrom WxsliiiiK- l.m lliai he had writleii lliivntin llljr IrtKriM to 1'riwlili'iit Coolldgiv I.A I'AZ, llollvlil, All. ill). (AIM li.'llll'lUIIll .laiiici II. IKMllltllc, llu AniorU'iin iivlaUir. has ariivnl lici-v hum AnliiraKHsla. I'lillc, on Ills rilKht fiinii Sanllnxo, Chile. He tva.s nn'uiviHl wllji i'iilliu.slaMii by tlie iuiniav!. BKl.TO.N. In. Alii. SO. (AIM Wllry I'lsher, rhk-r or imiIIcp at Tomiilc, Ti'as wm shot anil klllwl loilny as Ills ulrn iilooil at Ills slilr on the slnia. Tlio shots tL'rti flri'il rrom an niitouiatlo sliotsin In tho hniiils or a man In an automobile who tllsaiiN'antl. AWI'tdtlA, tm, auk. SI). (Al') UIHUim v. AHi Jr.( IOi-" ilrowmil Uxlny while 'on an outing on TviiuH lllaheo, an Island In the. Colliiiiblu liver 25 miles above liora' MA.VAfJl'A. Nieuratfiia, Auc 20. (AIM Thc rl'lM. ronvs rvaMiatlne QueilKiiiiii burned part of the lonil, IikIiiiIIiik Ihe laraest distil lery In li aramm. The mayor and several iMm-foiubatnnis aro ii'port rd killed. The government forces last night reeoveit'd- 8nn Martis alter a sharp skirmish In which the relK'l losses, It Is said were sev ere. There has biren no dlsoi'di'r ill Miuingiin. Jackie StronV Turns Down Offer of $2,000 rOIXTI.AND, Ore., Aug. 20. (AP). Juclllo KIl'OIlE, 7. year-old youngster who wandered ror three days on the slopes of Mount Hood without food und with but scanty clothing, ban declined au offer of luouu to uppear.on the stliRe of u Portland theater for one week. The lad's rather, actlnir for Jackie, turned down the orrnrwll.li the statement "that we would not consider for one moment exploit ing und cupltiillxlii-r my son's ex perience und the kindness of nil those good people who endured hardships in searching for lltui "Baby Desperadoes" Captured; One Believed Fatally Wounded 11 l-;itl,0, Colo., AiiiC. 20. AI') IiO-slle (.once, 1 l-year-old ttiindlt, a shot nml prohuhly ral-iilly u on i m led today when tie attempted lo draw ft retuhrr when orden1! to sin-i-eiider ' hy Iepnty Nherirf ('hiii-les I'iM'iis. 'I he Iniy was shot three (liiiit hi the ne k a id t'liest. IM KMI.U, Colo. Auir. iH. (Al') Half of I'uehlo county's hand of so nil led "hahy di'Sieradnes" Was ill the tolls or the law today. Forest (ionee, 21. elder Of Ilie I wo brot hers who have terrorlZ4-fl 'the eoimlryhide fur the lust ten days was arrested here late yester jday ns he was walking down it sired, I. she. his M-year-old bro il her, however, still was ut lare und was heli.-ved to have stolen un other uulo, Miefl or which was re ported to pollee shortly urter For est was eaptured. Itebilhes Tip rr 1'nps Foreiit wus upr'h'ndi-d artt-r i'--lalives tlpited pollee that he was In the rily viKltlnic his pan-nts. They said liny Iri'd t.i permiadi the ' youl h lo surrt-nd'-r, and when he refused. tUl' lly i-alh-d for offlrers. (The boys derided to abandon their lat'nt eareer nf outlawry at Iter nuee'tpfally eut.ntr the many ! poss"in n who srnureil the enun .tryuld' Tor in-arly a week. Fori st hhIiI. "'nu n. wus no thrill left In it, no we deetded lo ko some place where thnrs were no on leers to entertain us." he wild, smlllnjc ns he recalled futile efforts of air- " IS IS GUILTY. Father of : Slain Girl Faces Callows for First Degree Murder THREE BALLOTS ' TAKEN BY PEERS Defendant Collapsed on Hearing Verdict Mo tion for New Trial Is , Filed in Court HHATTliK, Aug. S. (AP) Wallace floyes Qatnca, - charged Willi slaying his daughter, Bylvlu. , faced tho gallows, today. Ho w.id convicted of first degreo murder in, superior court here' hist night, and the Jury fixed tho penalty at death by hunRlllg. As the verdict was returned tliu prisoner collapsed, but. quickly re gained his composuro, leaving the court room under, guard erect and Indifferent, with the nonchalance. of a spectator. , . "It sure wus a, body blow." was Ills only comment regarding tho Jury's decision.. , . . , . ... ' 1 Derense Seeks Nrw Trial. A fight to savo their client's lifo was Immediately launched by rjnlnes' uttornijys. They .presented motions ot an arrest .or juugmvnc and for a new trial.. The conviction of Gaines brought to a close a trial that h4 attract ed more attention than any other rlmlnal proceeding In tho history of Heullle: The state's case against the defendant was "circumstantial there being no eyo witness to tho slaying.. .: , . ;. . . Hylvla llowtird Guinea. 22, pret ty, and a graduate ot Smith col lege, .Koitliitmpton. Mass., wo kiil.- ha tho night of June ii. Her bat tered body wan found tho next morning on the altoro ot a lake about two miles from the Oolncs homo. Bhe came to Seattle last Septem ber from the home of her mother, Mrs. H. K. Maynard ot Lynnfleld, Muiis., after a 16-year separation fronr lyr father.. The two wero reunited through a newspaper clip- (Contlnued 00 Page () GANGSTERS' GUNS RIDDLE BODY OF PIAZZA'S NEPHEW CHICAGO, Aug. 20. (AP) Gangsters bullets that have been turned upon associates of Phillip Plaxzn. slain vice lord of Chicago heights, wero used again today. oni. ft? said to have bsnn a nnnhow of Piazxn, died when seven shots entered his body. Nerone had attempted a counter attack for his hand clutched a re volver from which two shots had been fired. Ho was killed as he stood by his expensive automobltu in front ot a barber shop. His dia monds, wortli a small fortune) wero not taken. Police thought that the motive, centered about rivalry between II- iquor gangs. ' ; plum; searchers, blood hounds and possemen to run them to earth. The revolver ho carried during his latest series of oscapaedes, "wasn't a very Rood ono and wouldn't always work," Forest de clared. However, he had "ono that would work pretty icood," he told officers when ho and Leo lie shut their way to freedom after belnir arrested for robbing a filling str. liou In Garden City, Kan., a few day uj?o. "We Were Overrated' j He laughed as be recalled the .leror of a deputy sheriff who war I relieved of his weapons und auto mobile bv tho two. chuckled us he 'told of tlie esse, "w II U which he and LeNih; held up a Y. M. C. A. sum mer camp near Hye, Colo., Mun duy night und of the apparent ter ror In which he and his brother were held, throughout the whole country., "Wu wero overrated," he said. Leslie, he declured, iniffhl be u louKh customer to handle. If offi ce! ut tempt in ts to arrest him "Kot nurd". I'ears MilpphifC The Tact that he might be re turn d to tho state refoi niutory from where he escaped lust sprint; and there be punished seemed to worry the youth more than the possible consequences of his latest exploits. "I saw 'em whip Iwo fel lows thero once Mho had tried to escape and 1 don't want any of that In mine," ho said. JURY FINDS