La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 01, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextX y&?V Three . y i EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER-EIGHT PAGES TODAY-FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERV1CF sfrtirr CITY EDITION VOLUME XXV. LA GRANDE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 11)27. MHMKliK AHHOC1AT1SD IMiliSB MK.MIIUK AHM0CIAT31) I'HKHS (Srattnr I f-' nll ,X V I Mild ll.-l 1 I i-y zvv V fet 9 LOCAL GUARD COMPANY TO LEAVE JUNE 14 About !0 Members of the Unit to Spend 2 Weeks at Camp Clatsop, Ore. REAL VACATION IN blUKr. f UK I. IN. lj. Privates to Enjoy "Bank ers' Hours" But Offi cers Must Attend Aft ernoon Schools. In li'fs Mian two week, upiiruxi inately tin member. of Company K, 1 st; i ti Infanti y, (.Jrandc'8 unit, of IIm' Oregon iiiittunal KUiirt, will -tit niin lor halt' a- month'H field IraimiiK iii i amp taisop. B' l mum- way between Awtoria and Hcaaidc lyn Ihan u mile from the beach. J The local company. iiccordlnK lo i';. plain (i. I.. iMitton, vVill Ifavi- i l.a (i rami i on train Nn. :t. Tins- day iiih'ht. June 14. ami will be at t Camp iiat.-iop me luiiuwiuv inorii- i Inir. At IVmllclon Uie nleeprs 1 il he chaiiKt-d to u special train which will carry tin- second bultnl- j im. commanded by Major It. It. Huron, of l.a ;randt ami connist- In;; of I'liion, l.a Orande, J'elidle lon. UakiT ami The la11es units. Captain OptimlMIc "I feel more optimistic about (lo- camp Hum year as far an pleas ure ami enjoyment for the turn an: concerned than ever before,' Cap lain Dutton Biild this moriilnif. "The camp is located How enniiuh to Astoria. Seaside and Portland no that Hi.- nun can K't there on week ends." T. J. ScroKKln, local banker, has just returned from Seaside and while on Ihe coast he looked over tht- camp. lb reported that the outlook Is excellent for III! Clljny-ahl- ami beneficial training period. Hunker's llfMirs lor IVIiiiU'm I'rivates will enjoy "hauliers hours" at 'amp Clatsop bill non a ml fom missioned officers ill be required o alleml hcIiooIh during Ihe ul'lernooiif. which the privates will have off. Saturday ulleiunons uuA HundayK will be ln!ld.-'iy lor ill Kitiirilsnn'h except theMn who happen to draw guard duly. Captain K. V. Anderson, retilar wlll accompany th stationed b Liiai'ilniK!! instruct t iiiou I nn I'l-citai-htir ........ ii ..nniii Ituvniond I'll B. of llcaduua.ters com'pany of t he ....... ii. ... ,.i I nton. Is also . ' - to take nrac- lically his entire unit to Camp Clut- cat.lain IMitton 1ms received . .. . ... i..r of Anluria V '.'- .i ii.. c n Oregon .'. ...'..i vi.....ie.. orenara- linlis to roiiilsh nimiSfllietll aou recreation lor tlie in. n on a lurge scale. (VatM OH liwn Coats for Ihi- guardsiiicn have been cut over doing iitr militaiv ,av with the collar and . i.-i iie. l to I he open-front lup'-l coat. This privilege has junt I (Continued on Pago Klvc) ROTARY CHin HOLDS WEEKLY MEETING TODAY Tin. lli'V. lilivii (lie l-iil i:pl"l Ihi- ni.iili slu-iiUi'l' .lllll llllM-lll-'iM Hi uiii.y. i-i-i-i"!' "r lilt flllll'lll. il n i,L.y s r.i.l.iry , lie l'..liy urill. 'i-nlnil Aiiti'i'lin." Ills Hiil.Ji'i'l wns . riui." i .Ml'. UII'.V. Willi Mll'lll iinirt" tiii'n " fiir In l ! s.iulliciii r.Hiiiliy l.ruiiuin .ml nmny I'"' n'M "' i'x''1 iiitiTPKl. I" 111" IWi-iht Th" rcKiil.-ir in.'. 'linn "f ll"' :, lii-ilnli il f..r M.m.liiy. I'""'- I...H mill 'ii. I..'.'..""'- "f M'" inurliil !: ..l...i'l'V.llli-i' I"-"'. OVER 80 NEW CITY "SUDS" IN MAY Sn far iluriiiL- tin' Mm lln-l-e haw lie. lllitlllh of I (Ml'l- Ktl new faniilh". nli- .i l-IlM' In The liy i-airlei- In Olierier sen lee Ihe illy nf Iai iin mil' i""" lllllll Ktl new rillllllj rili les rellil Iiiic The oliM-i-ver cili-li eii'iilns. Thill's tin- eln iiliilliili Kio""1 I" mii iniiiitli. lau ll lieiv sllli-ei llier- l lill-ll-lillcs a hiisiiirss iiiiol-ninU f,,r Ihe l.a (Jlillllle llllllli firms Him lui.r uiiimI iiieis liiiilillM' Hi -II mill Biinil sen Us' lo miller. Kc'iilnr nilveill-itil.' liies-imes In The OliM-lli'l- lllllhl- llllllilli'nee mill win- imtniliiiui "l ll,,v itllli I lie lien is-niler- liul with th.Mi-an.U ,,r nlll ri'llilels. I'"1' n llltle lis Kile ll llay In f"1"' Inch ill-plny simee IIm' iiXuiis--Ive ln.-li.i . I""" "" ""'I' linifllnlile i-iinlilel wtlll '''' :;nnn fiunllles In Ihe ! .l-mi'''' leiiiliiiy. . In no oilier ID enn he rmi-r llil- lerrlli.ry m if fis lli. l) ill mi slinill 1 "' "Ohscrter Ailveriishia A MenliuiliHsliiE Hervl'l' Legion Finance Committee Opens Drive For Funds Thirty Business Houses Visited This Morning Without a Refusal, So licitors Report. M. nil, .-IK of fh,. American l.e Klmi conveiillou finance commit tee start eil out nn their inon-y-rnislni; (iimiiiiign this inni-niii;'. lltCctilli; Willi SUCC'cSS at CUCll ilnoss houses wore iii n fisMi il Im - ; fore noon an.l not oil" rcfuscl tiiC amount asUed for. Although then- Is more tl $ L'.mil.i to In- ia Ised b.-roi e t ii ' stale Ano-i lcau l.elon convenlioii, i .Inly 21, I'L and I'.t. tlie larce nuin- ber of bmiinesN In i uses In the city t ma lies the ouot-i for each compar atively small, Menilx'is of the soliciting coti.-! inltlee are: Hugh K. Mrady, I. toy. 1, Husey, .Irsse Andrews, Chest i r Thompson, (Mis rainier, Harley Itlchards'in, ltalph Huron, l-'red Keen:, II im y Itoy ('iirrcv. K. Mattln wH an 1 buduet illreetor. sire anions toe oui stand ing state aelivil lew scheduled Thin evenim: I he regular inniit h- lnr foiisidenil Ion during t lie- next ly mceilnif of Iln- Ameiicun I.i-,ru weeks, kIoii pnnl will he held at Hie kl' Stdcclion uf a KUperlntcndcut of tiui, hinniim nt S o'clock. Th. will he i meeting of tln conven-ji't tlon rmnmlsMlon orecedini- l he un.it " ,m.H ng llt -.:u oVhuU, TIm Ladies' auxiliary will .,., llt s 0vi.( :iI ,1,1. k. 1' regular monthly hchhIoii. w Kilpatrick Was Native Son Of La Grande Area Karl Kilpatrick. nationally known midwest director of Ihe lied Cross and assistant director of the Mississippi disaster relief work who was killed Monday In an air plane accident at I lonaldsvllle. l.a., war a l.a Grande boy, having lived here until he went to Kugenc to at tend the t'nlvcrstty of Oregon. M r. Kilpatrick wan born at Is land City In I .S'n. His father, h'rank Kilpatrick. wlll be remem bered as nn early Implement mer chant of this city. Mr. Kilpatrick attended school in this city, and was an honor student In the high school graduating class of 1 '.mfi. His Hcholastic. career at Oregon vaH brilliant and he graduated Willi high honors from the univer sity In IHUii. lean Powers of tint and Sergeant university has termed him, "Ore army oil leers ' gon's most brilliant alumnus." Kol- lowing graduaiion he served as ! principal oi ri rasa in aney uigu school and later ,saem nign senooi until I'.'ii wucii nit entered tlie of the lllll gave Up his extension de tnient . vcrslly. In HH7 he position as dean of the extension ' school to enter I ted Cross worn, j serving n northwest lied Crosn i director. A tier She war ho re 'lurne.i lo th-- university but again ! In 1!'. entered lied Cross worli 1 1 i H efficiency In directing III.' I-.. iIIhuhI.t In It'-- t'ni'lii'.I .sioiiu him Hi.' iippolnlilK.nl or inlilw.'Sl C.'il I'rusj, ri'lii-f illr.'i-lor mill sinci' thi'ii Ii.' Iiiih Miip.TVln.-il IU-.I 1'rui.s ui-li In miiny of tin. nullon's ni-lui- illxiislorit Ini'liiilliiB Hi'' l-'lorl.la l-yi-lon. s jiii.I Hi.- l.r. M'iil Mimit xlpi.l lloo.lM. II" ii siirvlv. il l.y u n wl.low. lorin-Tly MIsh Il.-l.-n Kl'i n.y. ol' ilninli I'unn. "oil ""r i liil.lr. n. l:oy. 1-'. K'nt lil.-.-n. I". Surah May 7. an.l liornlhy .l.an -. t Ills lalll.-r If sllll llvillir an.l llinli.a i his hoin.: at HkanoKiin. Wash. Two ' l,r..lh.TS. .lalili-s an.l Wlll.lll', also I . .1. i 1,11.. II tlilr.l l.rut h.T. .In.lson inaU. s his Ilium 111 Molilalia. Ills l.o.ly Is Im-Iiib hniiiKlH rioin llaloii It.ini.-.' lo 1'iirtlaii.l iili.i-'- h" "i'l '" h'''1 '" l-.t l-'r.lay li. si.l-' his niolll.-r. Oraanize Oreaon Gardening Clubs H.M.KM. The Slat. I ir. .1. I (AI'l .... I. ri. I. on ..r Ih'i'l o..-:.ni".-'.l li-re to.l n- h t;at -s from all '" mil at the eliamh.r A einistlliition I' ol III . s el. el. .1 lor II... sl.it. I'limin. re .Ira M rs I'.. All.l.r 111. , w as eleel-.l MarUhani. of acshhlll. Ml. pi i siit.'lit I'ortlali.l I.. I Mi ham. I.l....- llf Cllell S.'COII'I lice I. lent, M. .1. It. Iloslor.l. o polflilli; s etary it II. Warr. lis. ol s. ci''tnry-t. iisnr. i. 1 1 Cro r. ni:itiN 1'llltTI.ANT' - Ileje. lion ol n.ltte.l la-t Ml' Ihe Telegram MI.MII P.M Il lire., .him. I . (AI'l ;( sili-'le I.I.I -.III"- ' Mi-cll for Ihe n wis of m I'uhllhiii compan... ( lllllll of Hie newspaper. le vil. nshc.l he en-lit-! .iheil Kefel.e III I'.ai.k-I anil illsl at prli'at ..rs tela: ruiilcy A. M Cannon liel.l a l.cai- 1,, on I he l.hl. faun '.lord Ihoj Ii.-ariiii- a.lj in 'I iiniH I'rl'lav ,, . iiimouncln- that In lh.-i ji,ic he Molll'l cou-.Ki.-i .... la. liter furl her. MINMUNAHV IHiMI I'KNIil.KTON. Hi'-.. .Inne ... m,, Sn:. hi.; Im i. I'.'iiillcl AI'l tui ; UP- ; who was in the Itii'l of l . I.t. l-lslnus In t'hllia ah.i Sliaimhai an.l Wuelia tin ii. 1 lo lief I ie he al Nan till, has I-. M IS: I, ill SI. left la-l .hi! .leu s s. ll .1 111 Wuchal'll I" 111 ill the fm-htlm: l:v.l h-.-r in tluii areii n. nevrr WILL SELECT EAST OREGON NORMAL HEAD President of State Insti tution in La Grande to Be Appointed Soon SIX APPLICANTS i SEEKING POSITION 1 . and Cleve-hue iR. R. Turner land, Ohio, KdUCatOT Likely to Be Considered Is Report. " SAl.HM. Ore.. June I. Selection of a htate textbook commission, eniploynieiit of a president for ihe new sin to nor ma 1 shoo I at I, a Grande, ami appointment of a state t he now ntaie tuberculoid hospital j The Halle: prol.al.ly will not be j po.tf nnr.oiinced tor several ruomns, u is iHi- si Inn." There aro six active applicants j hall for the presidency of the new slate , normal schools. These Include lda j K. Kedfield. Idaho commissioner of 1 (education: 11. K. Inlow, snperin '.' uiir.oiiltccd fur several months, it is tendeut of M-hools at Pendleton: I '. I 1.1.1 Jones, superintendent of school; jat Kugene; 11. M. Hroadbenl. super intendent of schools nt I'.aker. a hit Linden McCu lb. ugh. superintendent-elect oT sehools at I ecr I'ark. Wash. Dallas Man tmshlcml Although not an ucllo applicant, 11. It. Turner, of Halhis, probably will lie considered. Mr. Turner has' served as stale superintendent of public instruction ami has held oth er offices. He has been superin-1 tendeiil of the schools at Uallasj for seven years, and recently was ' elected for another three-year term. It was said that G. A. I'.rMter. u( Cleveland. ().. nlso would acccjt the normal school presidency. MORE SNOW THAN USUAL IN HILLS Ranker Reports on Condi tions in Mountains Near the Grande Ronde Th. -i!- is limn- siniiv ill th. mountains at pi-.-s. ul than lor many y.-.ns this hit.- In III.- s.-:.-soo. r.p'iits ('...I'nl.l 'I'll. -U. 'I'. I.H--cst ran.r. who has .hist r.-l nmr.i lo l.n (li-ali.li. nrt.-t- s. vi'ial ila-s sp.-.'l in the mount -.ins. "Tlir- trrass is al.ont nil.- mon'h lat.-r lliatl usual nnil Is jnsl no.v slarllllB to iriow iron. I." h.- .1'--i-lan-s Mis f.as.m for this is the ml. I si.t-'ltlf w.-alh.'l- w'ltll Ih.-sllow r.-niaiiril-r nil th.' f.'1'nlill.l 'illlil i 'I hit.-. WI-.Ti- th" 'oovs iliitl.'.l lu. -I'll- t 'ii- tnl.. It Is sllll I n ami . r.-.-l (l.-.p In many places. Silow tell H'..T"il Mines whH" in i was In th" mountains, oil" 'r t'. -storms le-iiiB n r. unlai- mi'l w int. r lil'y.a i.t. Ill null" -ol t' e shoil paslmi : many slocl.in.il have tnin.Ml their! . stock nn tin- raiiB". tie reports. Road Hand Issue Petition Is Filed i ! County coiirt was III ils remilal ' iiionllily s.-sslon to-lay uith I'onn.y .Iti'l'e r. (1. ('.nich pi . shliinr. Tii- miet important matter which ' i-ame h.-rore the coiirl is Ihe ln - liiion r...- ie-i'otiii of ih. i eiei roa.! I.oikI issnc Som-- action ill he tah. n on I he matt, r late to.tiiy or toinorioM. i The Kt-nii'J .inry for the c'liiiiirr circuit court I. -nn. i.lch Mill he open.. I next Moii-l.ty. also ni.-t lo. .la-. ! Another pr. lilninai y to. lay for nil court lias tool ion .lay. 7 Portland Hanks Unite in Hallle -JI:TI.ANII. (Ire. June I (AI'l Sri. n iiiittunal hanks of I'orl lanil hav flleil suit In fe.l. nil court si . Uiii-. to restrain T. II. Hurllnirt. tax .olhelor. from collecting llis. i.iiii tax. s I. vie.l amilnst shares of capital slock of hunks. Tin- suit was saiil to he Ihe first move in ;l ., flKllt .liken spoiisore.l l.y i association th.- ir.-i;.iii iieulutit the Pick Meadoulark I i As Oregon liird- I ( il:TI,A N 1 1. ( - Tlie m'-adowla the i iri'on si at i se h on I hUdf n. ire., June t CM') k was I'lie.sen as bird by vole of ( Hi' of T.'i.aoit ii wn- for Ihe f vol ' lie ens. t.i' tdow lark, md wtlh bird f t The Presentation Of "The Creation" Will j3e Tonight Oratorio to Be Given by Pendleton Group in K D. S. Tabernacle, Be ginning at 8 O'clock. Music lovers of l.a (irandc aro eiithuHtasilcatly looUiui; forward to thin evening when one uf the fin est things in sacred music ever brought lo La Grande will be pie sen ted "'I'he ('real ion.H," an ora torio by Haydn. I Although many beantllul canta- , I tit. have been k'iven here thiH is first oratorio eve,- presented, ; an liH' ' n-ation Is une ot such shown in this evening's perform ance, its sponsors declare. It was at the suKj,'eftun of Gor don Itriwoe, director of the Knis cnpal church choir of 1 'end let on who directed Ihe oratorio, that tho premutation of "The Creation" watt alleinpled. A wroup of 7ft IVndle ton singers was secured and fn orchestra of ITi pieces, luirinn the months of hard work discourac- j meiilH were many, but the work continued, and about two weeks I a (;o the oratorio made Its initial npn trance in I'endleton. Kim, then It has been Riven at WllMtt Walla. Wash., where it was broadr-ast from radio station KoVV, word heinif received from listeners far" ami near declaring the program to be one of the best they had ever heard. A short time UKO "The Creation" wsis repeated pemlh ton. and now It coiucH to l.a Grande for fourth presenta- lion. i ' . Soloists taking part in Ihe oia-' torio are Mrs. John Knight. J0- , prano; K, J. Warren, tenor; Henry Karpciisteln barilone; Mis. Charles) Homl. soprano: II. Abrams, ten or: Wlllard Hond. bass: Mrs. Itii on Smtl h. soprano; It M. May- ! berry, bass and Miss Vera Hump-! ton. contralto. ' Jn addition lo the solos of the production Ihe orchestra haj been ( given praise Mrs. It. A. McDonald , is nia no accompanist. Violins, violas. cell oh. bass viol, flutes, clurimts. trumpets. oboe, trom ; bones and a tyinpanl compose the j OITheSll'H. The program will begin at eight 1 o'clock. There are no reserved e;ilH. General A sxemblu i Picks Tulsa, Okla. AI'lllT'lKII'.M. HA.N IIIANI'IS Cl l. .1 line I. A I I The Until Kell-ei-al asseliil.ty of the I 'feshy tefia ii elm i-eli ill the U. S. A. was illssolve.l here today after seven .lays of Aes- siolis. The next :isa'lnl.ly ' Ill-Ill at Tlllsa. (Ilila.. .May I. will inr Lone Robber Lootr, Hank in Seattle SKATTI.i;, .Mine I. ( A I ) - 1 .uvli lot- three officers and a riHUnnci of the Conlinental Mutual Seville banl in a lavatory, a lone, unmask ed robber leisurely i a nacked tin b;ilil: vault of $:io(Ml in cash od i lltao In traveler.;' eheek, and e .:ipcd be:e loday. I'oltee believ lite robber bad gained enlranie I Ihe bank durlir; the night. Pioneer Northwest Pastor Will Leave iTnKANi:. Wash.. Jimp I (AC) The H.v. C. A. l;esrn;.1. i-a-Hoi-; of tin- Corbin CarU Methoili-' -:pi:'cMji;t church. ;nilh. of Itn ei'y. for t yjirs, for m-r In ad of Ho- No Klu Klan I i r - ;-li I idi nl il ie-1 w It h mil i-vii w ill termbtale :t:i y a r ti-rial win k lie Ho- la j W'esl IleNt Si'ptelllber. j wilt aeceit a pastoral he announced today. Mr. CeM-oad saw s yeas in t l-e w (o ld h a I was chaplain of Hie : criisii h -' ol mini., llii- noi'lh W he in ' I a N'l w as t w lee ll!ci for biav I ery in action. II" has been idiaj. I lain of the national f.nianl Inc for fitir yearn. McTigue To F ifhi I Delaney on June 7 m;v V(ii:k. .him. I (Ai'i Mike MeTlt-u... of N. w Vurk. ami .luck li-'hui'-y of llri.lea port, i-oliti.. w.ie match. .1 t.j.lay lo hull It; 1 .'. roiiiuls at Hie Yankee SMaitlum on .1 til v 7 ul which tin- Ii.laiiiy's lirhl h will he e.l for I otlice h iiywelKlil ha uipliuiship si 11 ke. ' llOIlt The Iilixet-M sei lll T.x lil.'kal.l's Smoke Fumes Arc Fatal lo Child 'fill1; HAHI.KH. Or".. (Al Overcome by sum In n the horm- of lo-r enitclit fire, yest'tday. Hf sl hiKf, Iv-Tiion' h-old rtf Mr. and Mrs. fboti,'.- pi tents ir L'lnla rbniKhter HaMlulirs. d of sill I O' at Ion broUt; 'UmhiicIi a e tor. The tit. iiioi lo r had ii ilf i h. r mot h -w tmbiw to ! -i.trle.l w Idle le to tile flllill QUAKES ROCK NEW JERSEY COAST AREA Extend Along a 50-Mile Front, Going Inland 1G Miles to Freehold THREE SEPARATE j SHOCKS RECORDED . . . . Littlo Damage heporteu, Aiuiougn uiimncys Arc Shaken Down Tremor Lasts 20 Seconds. I A 1 , 1 I s-tl t AS' ' I LY. X. .1.. June 1 (A!) Three earth shocks were felt to day In a fllty-mlle una along tho New Jersey coast between ToniS Kiver and Sandy Hook. Although t h- only damage re ported was the toppling of chim neys on two buildings In Long Itraiicli, t he shocks, accompanied by a rumbling which first led to t he belief they were explosions, caused great excitement in every town within the affected area. The shocks were recorded oil the .seismograph tit Konlhaui univer sity. N. Y. ASIirilV I'AKK. N. J.. June 1 (A I') Disturbances described by coast Kuard and municipal author ities as either explosions or earth quakes were felt along the New Jersey coast this morning from Toms Uiver to Sandy Hook, a dis tance of more than f inilen. There were two distinct shocks. the first coming at 7:l!o o'clock j eastern standard time. j No damage was , reported, al- j though considerable excitement pie vailed in Asbury I'ark, whero Die shocks were most severe. 1 Shakes Itnlbliiius Virtually every office building til , the city was Hhaken, and In the I basement of the Asbury Park ) PresH, I he first hoek dislodged . the heavy rolls of news print. I Great excitement prevailed III ' the city, residents running from , t heir homes. New spu per offices .and police were swamped y teb- , plioiie lliUirie. : Tlf.- shocks followed one anolliei fContluued on rnnr (i) Steamer Ncgros Sinks; More Than 100 Are Missing M A Ml, A. i -oh!nhular that ins pt tlie rcsull iiilt'i Islan I Inn 1 (AI'l. Th" ;im advised loday ns were missing :.s the MiiitviiifT or Ihe i ini'i' Ncgros ol ! It,, ton l.-'aud Sunday in a storm. 'I '' ' '''"- The missing Include tun passen- "In-ath Valley Hcotly", other ers. lua (dllcers and six mem- wise Itnowu an Waller Hcotl. Im one hers (l the crew. The Hteam-r of the last of tile uhl school of , as carrying passenei s an.l onsl'liT-dtl" Ciii'iM). llnl Cross and constabulary of-ict-rs of 'layabar pnuiuee aided lie iairins who landeii al Mu aiiay, .1 village lu Hi" houHoiii i,ai-i of lite provinci-. They w lit .. biou--'lil lo Man la as iimni as a 1 . 1 1 f in available. Newsnaper Man and Mo I h er A sphyxia t ed I'llll-I), Ca I., .1 Utie I (AC) 1'areuell C.iown. p u I I i s 1 1 r of th" (iiovllle MiM.iiiy. and Mm moHei. Mis. luial Hiown. were i.'tpliy.l aied at tlo ir home In Oiovilte las ni;.'lil. t if I iciaN In ii'V. d d al h w as dile lo iwapiiiK Hiis from Hie Mlcin-n Slave. . Soldiers Turn Machine Gun on Mob Attcmptinff to Crash Florida Jail T.MI'. I la., .lime I. ( . I ;. Ihou nliiu. I'-l- iioiinileil ilur hiK Hie l-lolliia In Ihe llelnllv "I Hie lllll-lioriiiiuh -i.iil.IV Jiill hill la-l llluhl .th .1 la'e nshi). TAMPA. Kla.. June J (AH) -Tlnee nn n were l.Mh d and I ? uounded. s'veial S'lloiinly, In two iashe.i with Slali- troops last flik'ht and this iiifoiilitir durinic riotlmr j aumnd the cotinty tall where I-olhi-r were wounded .Monday nluht. j H.-illtOle.liielltS tor Ho- r.'KI - lional k'tiaidsm-n holding Hie ja ll and a district within in blocks Hi i-.o h dlreclion bewail ai rivintf today from pea fby J ow lis. I illliim lbnOull NiKllI There Weie HpOiadld elasheH throiiKhout the nik'ht belwe. n tin joldleri and a ciowd of 'joint per- Mms and ilt " ihe Hoops opened (lie with a maehiiK- (,'tni. resol t in In the iltHllr. of Hal I'lN r. of (n-.ila. l-'la.. loiemau of drivers for th" HlUi' ltll I. hie; Moult li'lHIU-'l .M' l'.iu . of I'orl illlani.'i. Mil.. v, inn.. :teiH live hen-, and Karl M' Hill. i The ri-.iiuy had lion hi mo- ! k'reA Inter inilteiilly Hinee ,unijiy jiinlt. wh.-n a mob (fu l he red aiooiel Hie tall in win-h of It, 1". M. iii-. rotif. t murd' c r of "DEATH VALLEY SCOTTY" ON SrREE it U A X. h M Albuquerque p ) . 11 5 l r - V U I , 1 & h HZ X ' i " t .( LC3 At-!GELEP -t v" Waller Kcntl. olll-lirue pro-pcetor. plmiv to r.ptutl Sl!."i.iH hi til-l'-nml to hreuk speed kcoiiI for lailr.Mid trip Iroin I o-. Angeles to Chicago. lie Mill Ml art toward Ihe HOPES TO BREAK RAILROAD RECORD Old Prospector to Spend $20,000 for Los Angelcs Cliieago Kun in July lly Hjfn 'liioiua.H NKA Servic, Writer l,(S ANOi;i,KS. Cal., June I "Heath Valby Scotty" IM coming down from the mounlalns onco more, a wild gleam in his eyes and an umiuenchable desire for an old- prospector. J He lives in up behind Ihe Hie desolate rri?H lantoUH Heath Val by, where he IlitH ii modest, raiicli lli.il Kervi-s as bin bawi of opt-ra-t Ion.H. Civili.ailon ees him only nt very raie intervals; mosl of Ii In time is spent on ciet prospect ing trips through the wildH of Kasbrn California and Southwest ern Nevada, where, from time In time, he make.'i a fabulous slrlKi. out rr ii Tin Ml At Hiich times he HhaUi-H off his isolatio plltr. Ol and Ii i-vpt. eads lor the fh-Hli W hlle all Die. Vest This is one of h to travel from I "lileatfo on a spe as lime than any mat vels, nr.ipe t ho: e Hum m. Seott propOf;i I. os AllK' liH lo entl Hun) in I1 H'onltnned on C' I fir I.eviMM l-ill. d lb 1111:111 .b r- n-ll. Ida wile ami line, children with a hum r a" they sh t Sal- utday, havmi ntinlaicn them, he said, lor anollor tatnlly arallist w horn lo bore a e,rii'h:". Mob Sb.M.t- lo Kill ( '(do m l Snruler I,. I -o 1 y com -noindlni; the nnli'uial miard lrotp. Maid t'i'l.iv he bad ntk d prosceu 1 ion ol iif iiitieis ol tin' iiiiiIi ami o( any one found talLini; vioh nee. "Tln'ff nun had toiii'h 1 in their ittinds." he faid. 'K i y loan w ho I In d al a wddier tit i-l to hilt. Such lino )riu.;t be m o:i r nl d." Kor soblb i I tl'iw n weie . j hit, II 1 . -ll 1 .1 ler i y tie iv. i ol H: ,'lll l)e lllSULh 1 11 (Jill. Im" 111 l( l itT.il. Hl lllil):; an jw lien a .hp j of Mx soldi" t to ii u Ihtti.'. u ' ( i ou d uhht I null a'boul In I day. Tin In .,,.(! .1. I: I'V Ii u ml n l ul II: I I ..lit III . il II I ..iiejiolll th. ..Ill Ill i l -1 ei 1:1 II ll I '.I. II' lU'l. llll II ll I V. OUII'I' l. i That w.imH' j lie to le Mil i ! ImilK had . e., i had nucintid j a ud mote Ilia ( ol tin in ferhn mov d lu ho:,j nn lly I till I) lh' e.l, sol CHICAGO CHICAGO to LOS ANGELES IN 38 HPS. ca-l .Inly 1 at 2 p. Livestock Hate Revision Halted liy Commission WASIIINOTON, June 1 (AC) A revision of I i vent nek rates be twen western producing polntH ami the ChtcuKo packing planlM.. which raitroadH proposed to mako effeel ive today. huH been blocked iy an order of the lutercHtuto com uiei'ce commission. Tlie co m mission hold I h pro pimed revision would remilt In a riubslantial IncrcaMe on most of the traffic affected and ordered (ho western railroads lo maintain tlmlr presenl. Hcheitulen until January 1. iM iidlntr an InveMtlwalion to de- termlno the reasoliabllll y of the j new rales. i IlliiHlratlm,' the aff-cl of tin ychedule wlilcll H SllHpeiided, the commission said that the livestock rales from SI. Caul to ChicaKO on the present basin Is XH cent im 1 nn pounds, while the proposed rale would b' :U cuts; f rm:i Slous l-'allH to Chicago, a present, rate of 3K '4 cenlH per I an would become j :c 'i cents, w hilu f rou i Omaha the piew III late nf Ui celitH WOllld be ' collie ;i S . i I The llltiKlrations wen said to I represent Ihe etl'-ct of the ftched ; tiles from all continuoim territory to Ho- points mentioned. Idaho Man Killed liy Ml-Hun Driver ! 'Mil ( AI'l Ida., d HAl.l.KS !,., ni, j in ( li e., ,1 um- 1 eli. ol Klor Umaii, I al hospital yesterday en found In Hide the highway siifferimc I,. Uevcd to hav by a hit-aud-IUii i niter having ' 'ohintl'ia 11 1 1 0111 Ml I'll l been llltll'-l a iit u. I Indian Arrested On Liquor Charge ci; id.r.'i ' 1. I A I' mlll'tl l io.ttlll. held under ; V S. A. New r.lier, iv l.y lllll. u emcrd at tin; Hllll lh, llllMI' is .1 huiiun ever ill-Ill. t ("I si us hi'lievi- il . kim I in ' pur.hase.l i II (iiuuha, Ne lit In him lea .pernio, I I he si lie- No. I'el ... he sal. I. : is h.,., he he. illslricl In Hie al. nle. ,11,.. II Hint I"! Sllll li i. ml Hi fur opi 'sn 1. 1 Im I I hit.. lll.'P. Mil . Ii.lir up K - l-'IIU Iiiii of .lay Colli y.rs l. hue III it: ii :'.Ta:;.i..i'i as Inline; l,,. h, mi i", f his f.1 - D'lil'l !ia.- Iii'i i 'S' f f 1 MOVE K . Vni.i- ;. FORCE li NORTH ARI American Army in China Is Ordered to lientsin as Precaution FOREIC.xToWERS WILL STAND PAT Express Doubt that Chang Tso-Lin Will Be Able to Maintain Front on Yel low Kiver. WASHINGTON. June 1 (Al) The American marine force in i'htna. with the exception of a small guard at Peking, is being moved to Tientsin, it was wild to- ( day at marine corps headquarters. Approximately Tun marines w'.io ..have heeu held at Olongapo In the rhilippineB for emergency us t also are en route to tho northern ('hin-sc point, l one or ft.oco i In all about Ei)m) marines am j hi rouie to Tientsin, it was said, ; to Int in a better position to pro- I teet American liven In event of i difficulties arising- from the flight of the northern Chinese army from Honan and Anhwel province, j A total of more than 3f'M ?na- lines is being rushed to Tientsin r ro m Shanghai under command j of llrigadier (Jeiieral Smedley I . I llutler. it was said that the few marines on guard in Peking nLi' i would be taken along. The American policy all nloiur i has been lo concenliate Atm'iiean i-i'SidenlM of Northern Chirm in the Tientsin area in the event of seri ous disturbances there. CKK1NO, Juno 1 (AOChan? Tso-Lin'M tft-eat Htrategic 4 retreat before the advancing nationalists ha broiiKht two questions to fever heat: Will Chanfc be able to hold Ihe Yellow river line, and what will the foreign powers do to pro tect their nationals; remaining In Northern China? Amerlea'H answer t(V tho second questions, have not lmen divulged. It 1h understood that MlnlHter Mi'c ' Murray lias not yet unked for addi tional troopH uithoiifrh ho 1a reudy lo make such a request If ho con bb ra it necessary. It is known that he and Hrlmidlor General ' Smedley H. Cutler, commander ot the I nlted States marines In China, thorouKhly diHCUMaed tho question lant w eek w hile tho latter wan vIh , ltliiK Ceklntf. May SlutMl l'at Official American opinion la ' know u to bo opposed to niovlmr tho b'Katlon from Peklnff despitn indCalions from Wualilntfton lhat Much a step Is possible. Tho lega tion advocates a stand pat policy land concernbiK' tho evacuation of 1 Amerieuns.' told inquirers today that It was not advising- evacuation, j The nnkuochuu (allied northern armies) notified tho legations ot the impcndlnK withdrawal of chant's armies 1'4 hours before, public announcement was made. The diplomats lntmedlately con vened to discuss the situation but the results of their couierenco wero not divided. It Is clear, liowover, thai tho Ketieral atlltude of the powers Ta vnr remaining In th. I'eklnir anil Ti'-ntsin area, reKnrdless of the up- (Contlnuftd on rage Four.) GOOD WEATHER AID TO CROPS OVER OREGON I'llliTI.AMi, Ore., June 1 (AI'l The week wus K.-ll-l!llly favnr- , ahle for winter wheal, outs, hur ley ami rye. says Ihe weekly crop t. port .for (iri'Koii. Winter Brains are le'iilini; ami fillinn well. Ihnilnll Kiolllh Is slow. Tlie coot j weather has r. lur.h-.l the iti-owi'i of spilu "-.alii. nn. I some of the ML Lis KcllliiR v. ry lute stun. hm,' v as .h lay.-.l liy wel. Roll ,m,,- . leiat'-.l illsttiels, hut only iy small lu-re.iK.' remains lo ..-..I. .), rorn is very hiiekwui'l. 1 1 , leu- tei'ipi-i at iii e unit luck I awl.eiiie: .11. miik- prouiiaitiM. hut sluivly. Apphs I' sections, tint it liKht crop. a consiih' rulil" TODAY'S GAMES K'in r' NA I IONAI. I.l;.(.l K H. II. Is. .h ii . , 'i I - I' ' ...lit t lallot. jiiui Ii.illenv: .ii, l.itwtinls, lleui-wicll anil. il IS (AI'l t'llieiull.ili , p. ml puiinil, l ulu. AMI IIK AN I.I :.(.i f. K. Ne. I'hi ill'lplli: I Thomas ami 1'. y and CuchriilK'.