La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 08, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER-EIGHT PAGES TODAY-FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE
THE WEATHER
UKKUUN: Mhowen and thund
erstorms tonlsiit, Thursday cloudy.
Warmer til the southwest portion
Thursday.
C I T Y
EDITION
"Volume xxv. rs, ... " la granue, oregon 'Wednesday, june 8, 1927 " mWd ,- number 258
flr.s: nnnnn ta
STOCK SHOW
IS POSTPONED
TO THURSDAY
4. inclement Weather Spoils
Opening Day for Sec
ond Time in History
Mail Schedule
May Be Reduced
A Business Day
More Night Flyine Con
templated Washing
ton Man Here Survey
ing Route.
TOMORROW TO BE
Preliminary Crowds
Break All Records. '
Ilc4-Ats. f heavy rains, which
drcnclicil (lit f.'niiido Itoutlc islley
early Ibis moriilii";. Uie 1'nloti Live
stock Show asMM'iatlctn deckled Ui
dny to ixislpono tho oiciiln.r of the
show lilltU lomornnv. Tills Is the
sees. ml llnui Hi Its IV years Hint
I he ",ent ha-) licwt ihisIikhimI be
cause of inclement weather.
Although the Cubed Slates gov
eminent la. noiv conducting 1st eon
truet airmail service between Pas
co. Wash, and Salt Ijiko t'lly. with
only one stop In Ilolse. the service
LA GRANDE DAY leal service, with stops at linker
. 1 La Orandr, Pendleton and other
j, . 1 1 (cities aloni; the route.
JNUmner 01 LdVCSlOCK VjX- This lr thf opinion expressed
Viilurc nr llmnn T.nffro I here yesterday hy John Itonforte.
... .. b- i,..... .ii..i.. IT M Mirht
house service, of . XX'nshlnKtoli. I.
('.. who is here for the purpose ot
inspecting the local emergency
lundlliK field east, of Iji Ur.inde and
to conduct a survey in connection
with plans for complete UlthtlnK of
the route from Pasco -to Padse
with 21-Inch beacons similar to the
one now Installed near Haines, ore.
To Slop I'P Service
.Mr. Uonforle declared that the
government hopes, to step up the
airmail service from the northwest
to the east coast a full hualness day.
At present the planes fly from Pas
co to Salt I-ake rity by day, bo on
east during the night, and complete
I their trip to New York the follow
ing day. taking two business nus
for the flight.
The idea now held is lo have the
planes fly hy night lo Kilt l-.ke
t:lly. go east by day. and wind up
their flight at night, cutting a iiu.si
ness day off the schedule. j
To do this It will he necessary to
light the way from Pasco to Hoise.
xvliero the roughest flying Is ex
perienced, and this Is tho reason
of the survey. .Mr. Itonforte says.
When the change will he put Into
effect is uncertain.
.Mr. Itonforte Is also Inspecting
tho emergency field here In con
nection with its proximity to I.a
Grande. It is possible thiit. if lie
believes that l.a Clrande will grow
10 the field very soon, u field a III
tle further away may be selected.
If he decides It Is necessary tue
sumo field will he retained.
However. Thursday, tho new
opening day. will he observed as
l.a Ciralldc day anil I'l'lday will bo
Baker and Wallowa county day.
Tho only change In "days" tuado
applies to Saturday, which will ho
rhildrvn'a day. Saturday all child
ren liss thnn 14 years of use will
be ndmltlert free.
Stmt JlltlglllS I01II01TOTV
Tin; post pon.-ment applies to the.
lodging nnd tho afternoon events.
The Bi'liednlcd dance will be held
at I'nloit this evening and also
Thursday. Friday and Saturday
nighls. According to T. T. Cock,
president of Ihe Union commercial
club, today's program Is automat
ically translorred lo Saturday.
Judging of exhibits will start to
morrow. Ilin clors of tho associa
tion in a telephone call' to I
llrando this Morning announced
that the crowd on hand yesterday
was the largest preliminary gath
ering in the show's history. l ne I
number of livestock entries is
larger Ulan ever this year.
I, (irondo lo Urn Show i
l.a llrande expects lo "move
over lo I'nlon tomorrow afternoon.
The stores here, ut tho. request of
. tho chamber of commerce liter,
chants' committee, have expressed
their Intention of closing from
noon unlil 0 o'clock in the evening
and The Observer will go to press
at 1 o'clock instead of llilcr In the
day Tin- dry goods and grocery
Motes will nol reopen ut 6 o'clock
although drug stores will resume
business then.
The l.a Grande band, directed
bv Andrew l.oncy Jr., will accom
pany Ihe crowd from tills city nnd
furnish music during the nftcr
noon. 'Pie chamber of commerce
..unrtot Is lo attend and the Am
erican Legion drum and bugle
corps and the Legion auxiliary drill
team are expected to be present.
l.'l.,l mans have been made for
the Jersey jubilee which
,...1.1 ,!,-,-u' featuring
... r ...it in the K. of 1'. hall.
(Contiiiucd on Tage Five)
WALL()WABOY
SCOUTS LEAD
V FLAG CONTEST
I CHAMPION
F , 'Ait m.HK
lit - - . - -rMi
-III ' ,M 1 V'Mf
III , .V ' J
STORMS AND
RAIN STRIKE
OVER OREGON
I Court Asked To
Set Aside Order
Of Receivership
Early Morning Precipita
tion in La Grande Is
Nearly An Inch
Blue Mountain Lumber
Co., of Union, Bases
Its Demand on Alleged
Lack of Jurisdiction.
EUROPE AGOG
OVER MURDER
OF VOIKOFF
Russia Blames Both Eng
land and Poland for
Death of Minister
A motion has been filed with tho
county clerk here In the, receiver
ship proceedings of the Mlue Moun
tain Lumber company, of t'nlon.
by A. W. Mlddleton and the Hluo SEVERAL NOTES
WORST IN 27 YEARS tl"t 'he- court set aside Charles
' More s appointment as receiver
und for other relief.
The claim is that tho court had
no Jurisdiction appoint .Mr.
More receiver under tho petition
filed foe a receivership by tho Ja
cobs Utother's Lumber company,
of l oioii. ami lor other reasons.
including impoaillon on the court I
, ., ,. ,.i evonvleneed one of the and on account of Ihe alleged 111-- '
worst thliudeiBtoiiiis lii years Just galily of certain receivers certili-
mUiuight last night, iceoni- eales issueu ny .mi. "
by a heavy downpour oi colver.
rain. No reports of damage wl-o, rne imns .wouuuioi
received this morning although company owns all stock of tho re.
, floods resulted In tlmc.-ntly sold Central Hallway 0(
mown districts in some places Oregon and large noiuuiKs I
PORTLAND FALL
Thunder and Lightning
Display in Eastern Ore
gon Centers in Blue
Mountain Region.
ifter
panled
Fruit, Excepting
Strawberries, lo
Be Below Normal
Government Statistician
Predicts Oregon Yield
Will Be Much Lighter
Than Last Year.
1'OttTl.ANH, Ore., Juno K (AP)
---With the exception of strawber
ries, the t'.i-7 production of Ore
gon's principal fruit crops prom
ises to bn much lighter than last
I.1 I U'.,nt iiirrleoll nriil I
A I? V. F.Xf'HANliEDiStatlsllclan Vnlled States depart
ment Ot BgriCUIlUie. A veiy n..i.) , ,
set last season, with a very dry r, ,:,,
growing period and considerable HUlltJ t,U Utl, a ituiiiM"K
winter nnd spring cold weather; Start Oil Deficiency Bill.
BEGIN WORK
IN OCTOBER
Special Session Is Agreed
Upon at Coolidge -Smoot
Conference
London Regards Assass
- ination as Likely to
Create Dangerous Sit
' uation in Old World.
LONDON, June S (AP) Tim as
signation of the soviet minister
to Poland, M. Volkoff Is regarded
here us creullng a dangerous sit
uation between soviet Kussla and
Poland. Jievelopinenls wero 'be
ing watched with anxiety today.
MANY PROBLEMS
ARE COMING UP
damage are contributing lactois
In tho lower prospects.
Aitln
Indications are thai tho 19 '.'7
crop will be 60 to 05 per cent oi
last year. The generally hrnvy
nrniliiction of lust year Is the
principal (actor In the i
Farm Legislation and
Tax Reduction.
Hen- Is the new liilerscli(ilalio
oralorh'ill ilianipioii of Ihe
t nllcil Slates. .Miss Ihirolbv Cnel
oii. 17-jcar-nhl Suit Lake t'lly
high school girl. All five lis
MHiiKc Judges In Ihe iialioiuil
foulest at Washington. I. '..
awarded lier the prize on "What
the Constitution Should .Mean to
American Cllleiis."
4lpwn
COVE EPISCOPAL
SCHOOL TO OPEN
where storm sewer facilities
unable to cope with the rain.
In several places the rain fell
too rapidly for partly clogged catch
basins to remove the water suf
ficiently fast lo prevent It backing
up. Karly this morning the street
department crew was at work
opening Ihe sewers.
Molt Storms livdloloi
The weather forecast today Is for
more showers and thunderstorms
tonight and Thursday is expected
j lo he cloudy.
I The official measurement of the
I rainfall at the fire department was
I.Sil Inches, one of Ihe heaviest on
i record.
re her in the Catherine cr
belt.
ek timber I
STEWART FOUND !
GUILTY BY JURY
will le
a dlniu
Annual Summer Session
to Begin Monday, June
13; Continue 10 Days
he city. The
!,,,,.. fSunhh 1 minutes was 1 .1
The time for tho annual term
1.15 INCHES IX l-OllTLAXK
POUTLANI. tire., June X. (API
Kuddenlv swooping upon the cily
..i i i; '.lock last night, a heavy
hl.vmls km;i.am
MOSCOW. Juno 8 (AP) Illume
for tho assassination of the soviet
minister In Warsaw, Poland, Is
placed upon Knglnnd by the lead
ing Moscow newspapere. .
Only Incidentally la Poland
charged with responsibility through
her alleged failure lo observo the
clause of the. Itlga- treaty of
prohibiting the Karborlns of cn-
Convicted of Charge of
Doth officials nnd the press ap-Non-SU!POrt;
Will Be Vur to see a direct conneotlon-wltl,
o i Wj i the previous aggressions against
bentencecl l' l may : lhl. B0Vk., BhCh u,ey imvo cimmed
1 were directed from London. An
After deliberating more than analogy is drawn from the sltua
five l ours rou 4:u to y o'clock Hon created by the delivery of he
Inst nigh,: the Hrcu.. -; Jujy C "...
of tile slate against Joe Mi'nici
barges of non-support of nun-1
WASHINGTON. June . (AP)
I'retllctlOH by Senator Smcot, ttt
etatlvely rtall that President t'oolltlge woilltl
light Crop Of IlliS year. HOOUIcnil Siat-UU M-wih oi ophsiv oi
liver growers estlinale their prob-.OctolK-r mis folhmod Inter III tho
able production ut 61) to HO per tlay by a while house Informal tlli
et it libt yiar. and Hogue r'ver : nounts'incnt Hull tlioprcnltlcnt bad
Is cstlmuled at about till per cent. I ivmrlcd no tl.s-Woll oil tile qnes
Milton - Kreewater reports some Hon.
Apit. ireeso damage, particularly j WAsmN,.,r ,e , (Ap)
or uoiKious. vaM ConKnsH ulll bt culk-d Into ap-
with
i.. ii. i. a i.mit i r.iut rum lie
crop Is uM:ietiMl lo run Boim-wnui.
wl.ulom of tho n'8Hion.
Thu w'tiutor who Is a iiicmb(?r of
tho tMMiutu tiiiunco commit to
which humlU'H tux l'Kl"li"on. a. til
ls no doubt ubout
i..iiiti.
cnanw m ' ,"tilir li'KlMlutive proKrum.
very - .
.m.IIII.-s the t i very liffM, "'
UTl7.vroVthe 2X'M cars Hhipi I Hmoot. of Utah, dt-clarod today ur-
Upon Icuvinn tho whito lionst,
lu-nco tii"1 ' iri 1 lu" B.nuior ruprfsiMiiuu if
i .V rnn in i-xnooU-d to b,v pn suirni hb m inff ronvmcco oi uio
rijfht around 3'Kmi cum. I
. Kollowinif the vry .wavy crop
-i ......... Irnnt ITIMlfl'llliV ill)-!
m '""' "".. . .. ..1,1, -'d that there
haxo ii kh'hh could set a running Hturt on
TxH'iti KttIcp
. I. .. iw.t.fw ..f lllf-l
in menuoo.oh ... , . M.h,
foverntoeol to eventually' Indian ' .
? ... i ,- n..f,., le slated church . worhon
hat It is largely ilf to the post, of-'' -"'"Ve "!'''
flee doparltnent. the ulrmull con-1
tractor and Hie various cities along
the route, und action taken by the
three groups will decide- when such
a change Is mode, if it Is.
Mr. Itonforte Is remaining here
unlil another member Of the serv
ice arrives from Salt l-ako Cily to
accompany 1)1 in over me I cm.
Ministers Confer
rain and wind storm, accoliipaiilen on c i.hm "' ' ' . . Tn .0l.,, minister' nt Moscow,
ii.,- iloioiler ami liglitllln. naneo or nom- i, h.. rllrri on Max 111 Ul
.....fro. flooded basements and did yesterday morning and most oi . ,ri, eommlssloner I Ing Clark
. .' ... I....U ii... Mfleinooii In the circuit conn. ""."" " . ,. ,.,
'ti. ore. lo'ilalion In -I" Judge Knowlos II I pass seutenc..
which bad on Hloiwm 1'ii.iay im " Warsaw vesterdliy
t I iMOi .. .......ni l.tirtrliirv IllOlctliielll, W.H o.
Other I'rolilciiLH
Senator Kmoot declared that tho
deficiency appropriation bill rail
ed of action at tho close of last
,., i season tax reduction and aettle-
niore or less ihk
,,iiu aoeeklnir. the prospect up-
........ t be for about Oil per cent
of last your s prouo.. ..... .. . election contests
liu.ooo.uoii pounds or oneu p. urn., .. . , bl) lukon up t
fo- Ihe Pacific northwest nnriuu
county, wasuiiiKioii.j
i Ineliev
r been eveeeiled only once in ruirieu im.o,-. ......
L ..... t Olllll .. .......nl I. II l-t'lll IV i
i f.... ' veni'M. I nat wan oo .... -
... II.,. AWPII.IIII WUCIl !.- lO.l.n ,
Iraws near. The In an hour.
Senooi win oi'eo , .... ..... lit
und continue for ten days. .ihorne avenue ears ere erlpplen
. The time will be divided between by lightning on Haw ne avenue
the sliulv hours, relaxation anil and a Itose City car was struck by
recreation. Mlghlnlng on Sandy boulevard. No
Plans have been made to a-( person was hurl. Water bloekeii
.., ma Mi,..l..,,l ibis , eii r' I raffle on several streets by rising
instead of the ."U the hcllool pre
,flvlously enrolled
.'.Vessed-tho profound condol. j With WJ "B
.. . , .i... i.n.h envernment for larger I nan last year.
burglary Indictment. .n o. '" ""' . ,,,. 0f
Led ut the sumo l oiaau. i. ..
thin criminal
...rn....H ih.- foretell
.. eh mis to linvn ei. .-
tlo,
-, ocMit eo-.iii, " . eoiiimlssloner that H vlgorou po.
heard Ihe case of Ihe Hid. II- " " .,.,.,.,, wouM bo carried
Kv tlrain cot ny ..gains '''' ,' uns nunleh-
.. II ..m ii uM III llCCOUm UUi i'"-J "'V r - -
wan ndJnur.WMl torhiy us a' r.'sult
Of U K.'llSflll. Ilt of tin- nisi' ontstb'
of rourl.
utmost wverity ot tho
1 itbovt the fiirhs two or ihmm it-i.
IMunv biispiiwiitH in tin- downtown
distrk-tu tc
the diwtfirt.
Overloading Of
Coupe Results
In Arrest, Fine
rested anil
The assembly room, at Morrisnnd the resioence
.all has been enlarged and porches ( flooded. - i
I have been added to- the two re-1
'malning sides. There will be! Pi:M)l.l'.TON IIAISD HIT
"Isi.iei.il a small colony of tents and! ! i:.V I ILKTI l.V. .lone s. (API--
four home., hove been built each pendlelou ami the surroiiiMlliig re
,.lii, ii .inzen iril'ls. i ..I,... lei 1 a real old lash
French hall lias heel, altered a ml ! ied electrical storm last night be-j A. I
inipioved by enlarging the assent- nvee.1 7:311 and III o elocK. ,
bly hall. Nine electric lights have ,tvnpoiir of rain during Ihe early
also been added, serving lo Ilium- nVenlng and this morn.i.g I son
mate the entire grounds. ' 1.7H of an Inch. The
The ciiiTleuluni p.
Draw New Venire
I lf....,.. rVloJ saying thut. the Polish governmeni
In Murder case ;fnnt r..pU(nato responsibility
. for' the outrage
eil to Hi
At Ihe same time M. Lltvlnotf
Hcnt.illon to his governinent pro
s.nlatlon to his governmen pro
testing against ino, iiitoish..
(Continued on 1'ago Five)
COLLEGES AGREE
TO COOPERATION
a t
Offirron and (J. A. -j.
Hencefortn to uonnnu
Rivalry to Athletics
.lulbis llliim was air
fined five dollars and costs yesler-
r leivloi.' with four
uay anei io.o ? ,i.,io , i r
nis a,..,..., I . , ,. .,,
made ' for I loots. .Miss Aiaoei i.ee . nu.n .,
(le
liiielude slory telling.
euled
psyi-ln
will
logy,
sub-
,'t.i., i ti.e first, arrest made for J'
f (his law since u ircioio os .
nit Oregon History oi inecuiiico, io no ,.,--.
been in of ehuiehmalisliip. cnuren eians-
nanship and Sunday school nniull-ei-i.rts
unit the life of Christ are
mil. some of Ihe subjects that will la
the violation
beta me effective over
lime I. The same luw has I
effect 111 the larger cities for some
Mlorin seemed to ceidei
Mountain region. Only
accompanied the ralu.
t ileal
ill Ihe Ithie cause by
l mild wind that I hey
Poland." Hie nolo UCCIIireo,
"will be held responsible for any
assasslnallon. The government of
the soviet considers this an unpre
cedented criminal . act. bound up
wllh a whole series of licts aimed
:t. at destroying nipioma.o.
for , ntatlon of the soviet union abroad
I''.
uniform.
Hund'iy
Hoy scout Hoop No. of Wal
lowa, Is leading so far In Ihe flag
c.nlcst conducted among Ihe scout
tr is of the Moslem Oregon Trl-
Coumv council, beginning March
"1 and ending May 30. Several
troops have not yet reported, how
ever, and the flag, which l given
bv llr. XV. T. Phy and gives Ihe
iroop name and number, will nol
be awarded until these reports are
"Wools were given for allenil alloc
at iroop meeting.':, dues.
I lino church anil
school attenclaoee. and advance
ment In scouting technlMlie. It was
Ihe dutv of the SCI Ihe or Ihe Iroop
lo keep account of the points.
The XX'allowa Iroop has a lotal
of 3a.-.7 points. Lr. K. I. Jones is
scoutmaster.
time. . .,
. . .. . . i na lie
v.s'ierdav III the Justice colli t presented by oilier members of lhu
on a charge of speeding. " j faculty.
Citv Tniffic tlfflcer Claude Coop-
er calls attention to two provision j JJJ ft JJtj ' flRM
in Ihe La tiranoe irunic
which will be strictly enioric.c.
..i.,.,i.- i.iclav. One provides lh.it
no vehicle shall slop within I
of anv fire hydrant or me
..r ..libm a block of any fire u,
n.'iralus when on duty
In front of the fire
I other provides Unit
ink. i i-: iiKTS siioxxr.its
fi HANTS PASS. Ore.. June .,'
(AP) Light showers fell In the Mrs. Nellie
llogue vnlle sun-on lull ng tlrauts nierly of the (
i ... .... l:,te 'eslerclav continuing for and was biitlc
several hours.
KLAMATH r.XI.LS. Ore.. June
K (API. A second speeial venire
was call'-d today by Circuit .ludg"
I .cnult In the case oi i iiue.
i. ..i.-i-c-e, wit h I tic iniiroer oi
his former wile. Mis. Nellie
Carl; In Klainalll I'lills April
Many .uncus wore excuse. .... "''" ,,.. ,,,cnacO at
Ihe court, pi ofesslin- auo ins."".
..,. erc morally ; op- peace."
""' ('"'i"' l..u,e ..reel, lit lOllS UffulKKt Criminal
" . I ..' i,. polish territory ot
I'-ncl. .tondc""'..;!,; P.usslan counter revolutionary tor.
I-JKIH, Hi'H! !" " " .., ,.,.n,l llV
t;ov'rnnn'iu cm n it. " -
H... ofiti-ial BovU't newn
il in-ill'
1 1 u ;is of null tliil smutt of luT l' litiv
nov r Hid.
f'i.'t ,
RUSHING MILL
WORK AT M. S.
((Vi tinurrt on I'flir" Knur l
WASTE
BASKET
MATERIAL
WJion a business mail h'IiI
money In tinier lo send you an
ndw-rllsimr m.-sagc. his m '
Is a dcml loss as far ns you me
tsims riictl If on rail to mid hi
ad. ' If the in.sl i he ues 'I'S'
not nrouse your lutcr--l ami "
toss II In Ibe wllle bssket, the
incwage farts Its mission.
Iloviiiw or It- iic ami ''
cniiM. or Its timeliness The Ob-
serx.T enjoys jour con il.
evcrv.ilnv liilcn'sl lis a rentier.
Vim' ruswt nd '" lo '!"''
llihcrtNilig mcsiacs Ibcre h-cuii-e
It s jour (smliicl Hh
busliH-s. films or llic com.......
Hy. The giiaralltis-d
I'lilallon or The
IM-ie.f iMt-lllvt'
lent of this
al a fire, or
station. The
all cars shall
the curb when l lie Hi'' 1111
sounds and makes li unia......
any car. other than one on in......
business, lo follow any fire ap
paratus traveling In response to a
fire alarm closer than one block.
MLMCAL rll'KJNOS, Ore. June
s I Special) The' tlranile Hondo
Lumber company pond h
!.. filte,! Willi logS.
Tho butcher shop, store, hotel she
La Grande Men
.Attend Wallowa
County Meeting ,r,:
.Lindbergh Near a
i American Shores
(Continued on Page four.)
I". S.
is I.e.
Indue Bean Sets
Aside Court Order
and mill will soon be completed.
Several carlo.. da of people drove
here over the week end from linker
... ....-I, ..... O..V.' .Milt
Work is also being rushed on
the plunge. Cre ws are hauling
t gravel from Powib r river lor tho
ccnielil work.
n Id clr-
Ohscrior -
or Ihe "Idc e-
roiiilcr-iiilon-t- And
ci, c In mm. Is l lie iiu. -
..lily guaninlcc or Id- nloi.c) be
ing a rcsiill.gcttlng lliustniciil.
Observer Advertising n
A Merc lianUlsliil Scnl.'C
Kederal Judge Itobert S. Lean In
Portland Monday rendered a cle
elsloii selling aside the order of
the referee In lai nkruplcy. I'oresl
Hubbard, who had enjoined Ihe
enforcement of n Judgment and
sheriff's sale in the lnion county
circuit court case of A. M. Lea
against Andrew X'an lllokland und
ot hers. .
Mr. Lea's Judgment Mas ne-.
,.. '. .. :, ,, le .tune I. 1 1' - and ha c
been appealed to lb" Oregon su
preme court, und a dec ision is ex
' .,.,,..1 soon. Mr. Vim lllokland
tiled bankruptcy March H. this
The trustee In bankruptcy
Instituted the Injunction proceed
ing., which lb- referee deciding
sustained and the federal Judge denied.
Sheep Shearing
Begins wt Union
l'NION. Ore.. June X. (Special)
Sheep shearing ill lllis vicinity
stalled last week when a band of
sheep l.elo.ing to, XV. II.' Vc.gel
was sheared. The blind was, Uiken
to the hills this week.
S. K. Miller, one of Ihe largest
hee. growers of this eonntv. lias
bis sheen from I nloll to
The. I'nlon county
oinnieice ciiialiei. c
I XX'llllams.
dar.l unci Oeoege S.
coiiiiaui"d by Iv.ll 1
ent to JcHeph last e
they appeared on t he
the- monthly meeting
cl'.-iule'i' oi
;. I.. I.ultou.
Kliiier Hlod-
llllliie. iii'
'. p.eynolds.
i c ning wliei "
p.ogiani cif
if tin- ('.real
held at
MKMI'IIIS (My XVIrc-
Tbe Assoelatec' press) .nine
h the l'lilted Slates and .
hat weleollie homo locu.lllg
..i.llv no Ihe horl.OIl. I OlOUi'i
I'liailea Lindbergh today shotted
I ..i good ellecls of his
four full days of rest ahoald sllil
"The boy today looks like a
1 different person." sulci X'lce Ad
j mlral liny II. Ilurrage. "His color
is belter, his cheeks are filled
ool and all I races ol
disappeared clue lo rest
laxatton."
HALKM. Ore J"1" 8
Harmonious cooperation
(AIM
between
early date along with flood con
trol measures.
No time had been set, ho uddecl.
but Oct. 1 or 16 wero tho most
likely dates. .
The prediction was nitltfo by Mr..
Smooth that tho republican! would
hove no difficulty in organising tho
senate. It tho, special acsalon
culled en Oct, 1, ha said, thorn
seemed no doubt that congress
would bo able to adjourn lato lu.
May or early In Juno.
Public opinion, the senator con
tinued, lias fairly well snapped It-
..,- .... ii.n l.nnnrliait . nroblems
! ..o.iei. rcinirrnHH wuuld be called up
on to deal with and In his opinion
there should bo no major diffi
culties In solving thoao questions.
Supply Hill Important
Mr. Smoot bcllovod tho Smith
and' Varo senate election contests
the University of Oregon and (U'e-I,,! u(, handled expeditiously und
I that pussugo or mo acu..ui.y .....
Prune Growers
In Walla Walla
Area Organize
ami
I Logger Killed
pmlliiu I
H III I'OIU- I
Fine Woman $100
In Liquor Case
removed
L oil's hill v. her
Willi six sh
men'
of
fir
will be taken I
for the siimmc
of I .'. men
cl Mooch
er XVnllowu assoelnt Ion
the. Hurricane Creek grange n ai
Joseph.
A chicken dinner was served bv
the women ol the grange. Ar
thur Coster, of Hie bind settle
inent clepailine.nt of III.
and of the slate chalnbc
liieiee, and . a. e i ,11 o e is. . ... . . ,.irni,i
lei- of liter XX'nlloua Nat lona I l.a Ilk. . - X'.-e noli I'll-ivc-re
the principal speakers. , d by III"' l.'
Music was fiinnsliecl ley I Co , (,1c tidal
I'nlon eounly nuarl.-t aiol by I
lie Dl.vieS. tenor. Of Joseph.
The n.ixl meeting of Hi- asso-i wai. taken tc nciaie
c'atlon will I.- July 1 Willi til" 1 Killer called lo make
. i ..... r c u .,..,,.,. This will be a ' gallon of Ho- accident
Hug of both l.li II alel man was lion, oe.er ,c u-
bis fatlor and brothers r-sldo.
XX'ALl.A XX AI.LA. XX'ash.. June K.
tlf prune growers of the XX'alla
Walla and soul hern Idaho dlstliols
have effected a marketing organ-;
Izalloli for heller handling of the
fresh fruit crop. It Mas annoiiiiceil
bv local men who have returned
from Ilolse where Ihe, meeting was
held.
J. M. .Xlelllrney. of Hoise. Is
president: llriiee Shangle. Mlll.m.
vice president: and Prank Shields.
Bu Fallina Trec.w'lm wana'win i.e head.iu.iners.
p, e .tdel.ls and see relarles of four
' ii. will conn. rise the
boarft whl. h will meet tour times a
,-....e The omanlznllolis involved
Ice Ihe Shippers Traffic association
of this district: the Itlue Mountain
Prune l lrow ers t oopei acne, in.
ul.i,,..,...s Traffls asMociallon of
...... Agricultural college, Instead
.i,..irv will henceforth be tho or
der if resolullons adopted lit a Joint
meeting of the hoards ot regems
of the two Inslllutlons yesterday
are made effective.
.The meeting was held in uie ..-
flee of (1. .vornor Patterson oi um
call, nnd xvaa attended by nearly all
...h.,.),sru of the two near. is
by the presidents or the two inslllutlons.
Ii will become ihe policy cu too
two Institutions to oooporato Tor
the welfare of Ihe student 111 mat
..,'. of scholarship and t lie welfare
,.f lite state ec oliomlcally. This Is
lo be brought about mainly
through a Joint organization of the
..... hoards, of which tin' governor
will be chairman. Secretary of
Slate Hosier will be secretary of the
le.lol orgi.nlatlon. Meetings ...e
to be held III October and March
of each year, allernallng between
the university and the college.
Only Athletic lllvnlry
licivernor Patterson told (he Iwo
boards that rivalry between the
..... losiln.llons should be oon-
flofd sl.iellv to athletics.
"In all other mailers. he said
the besl Inleresls of the student
the stale as a whole, lino uie .ax
.....er should he considered Illat
llv admit ng a, policy ol
:, ore.. June K (AP)
22. logger employ- I
gen Mill company ut .
Instantly killed this
' morning wnen ins ne,... .... ,
I i .1 by a falling Iron. The body
that passage
which failed in thd March, fill-
busier this year, was o prlmo Im
portance. After the deficiency bill has been
disponed of, lio belloved tax legis- .
latlon should bo taken up and then
If flood measures liavo been shap
ed up, coiigrea should turn lis uW
n lo them.
Uximitn rartn Ijelsiation
Tho senator also believed that
farm relief would luko an Import- ,
ant place In tho next congress. Al
I hough ho predicted that bill Sims '
liar lo tho vetoed MeNary-llaugcn
measure would not have a cnuiii.,
ho predicted that some form of.
rarm relief legislation meeting tho
views of tho president and tho
desires of tho rural secllonB would
(Continued on I'asre Five)
WINTER WHEAT
OUTLOOK GOOD
IN THIS STATE
POKTLAND, Ore., June . (AP)
Tho weekly Oregon crop report
toclav said most winter wheat Is
.i.erallon good tc, excellent ttiougn some ......
of the
some
iouly re
and coroner vi,Oiern Idah'
Idaho Prune (
Invest i
The young
and Ihe Soillberu
rowers' association.
Joint me
women.
r;. ,:;,Ve','1;:: ...r;:'y ,ej Repair Work at High School Here
..t ,,1.-t u r,l. whim I hi- .sh'M'iM
' i Finished, Ready for Summer Normal:.:1
Will Celebrate
1802 Gold Strike
till; foicst
Mysterious Body
and
high
Mill'gare! Carbo!
possession of liciuor.
... .....niefoal COIII't
was seolel.eecl by Judge . '
Humphreys to pay a fine of !"
Perr... a Mexican, was fined
J0 on a charge of drunkenness.
The l.ody ol
accused of ; fioatil'g d.e
pleaded guillv: llhi.lali.1 to
last night anil j ranc h work
the riv.
1 The work of resilrfacing
! ...... i, IOIi. all desks III the
Seen in I owaer miding i.as i n comi.1.1-
! e e ami a coliilnlMee frc.iu I lie
P..XM:i:. Ore.. June H. I A P t , school board Inspect. I of the
' riMMl! HUM llHIIHIIHi ""'I 111 " ' I"
Hip witrk. Tin- np( met wn U Ut
.lurk I m I -itp y irul I In work .ih
Ht:irt. tll.ini fjliilrty ii rti-r R'-honl
mis out uti'l runhril Ihroiiwh hi
th;it thr hutl'llntr unuli v in
rnifllnr-HN for n- hy t lir tlmr of
tht: oumiiitr Btsslon of Vv JiV-
i. -ilMU illllll
m 'i.'I-r nwr n-;ir
l:V hV Vy Miion. ii
r. I'M'tlrx m I'f Uiiirh
r 1-ul (.iii ;.Uvr-
inMii (hf bmly h.Ml ri'.r hcen i
retl. No "in! iiiiM 1'x'cii n.-i
Jro iifJ hfrc.
. in (tr.-uon ilvii"n of tin- (Hron
i.Mi iu.il Hdiool, w hl' li u til Miirl.
.lurir 2" hihI roiilinnr until July 7.
l,Ht. HiiiiiiMi r Klnillur work '
'ni)- it) Hp r' iimoo'I Ki hiiol, hip)
t!.- luwi-Jinir yur th" d'-Hki of
1h- (Vntnii wli'Mil witi' rrflnlMlli'il,
'11k- Mummi-r l for" that tin' will"
oi k an ilon- In I h l.lvtriii
' Willi ih.' (mniti tion of tltr work
(Kir. fiM II I'lil- ifo'H lioin HM'i
Kii.sUTli iit'ruiiti Mini loMii'i rK'itli-
iil. Ciinyoii riiy for ihe Whiskey
ulrh rrli'liritliori lino p. cpipiu'iii-
iliK tho iiiililv..r.iry of t).r 1tnr.iv
i rv of umI'I In Whlnkv Cul' lt. on
Mm r.iiu.MH imIiiIiil: ClItllpH f if til"
went. "MM rilHt Hirute wu num.
thn Juiw H, IX'i;'.
Tin- iliite for th Hflu ;it Ion tlit
vi-iir itir .linif l. 17 itii'J IH. Kt-v-
rnil from HiIk xn-tioti nri- c:iin tiiK
to MltctHl, Tim i'H'l f the cflfbiii'
Hon Im lo icvlw llM! ol'l Hff "till o
tun k lo Ihe "layn of ''ii. IhiiIiik
UI-llllH'
th'.unh Hoiin'whiit
It if lifHxltiiK in Hutu"
inlMcr OlKltlrlH. while in
I'lrviHint Ini-ullUt'M It lia
riitly ciiiiiH "P-
nun- wwithpr luut firi-utfr
of Huni'hlnti have hocu
for fruit. Htrnvvbrrrlerf
Ih'Ihk inarkfird lu inrreaiunK
liianntic.H ti lift sonit! early che-vrK-.-.y
! ui r t in niTiL' fulor.
and mill U"'"! "Ill we can hopo .ecu ' 'V, , tlv
. ... .i it ! i i.r nil iwii - ; i it iiiii. n "ii'n
ii....' iii-..fliirf u hrtlri- typo of rill- fair lo kikkI,
- ihriiuuli our rout sfM at tho ! I.urkwunl
mcIiooIm, and ini.motr a fcclhm ofj
l.ftlcr ni.ol tHliutlinllip ami inorc :
i t....nu.'ti lilillt'tHlallillMIU' atnoliK III'
r,.rnt. the farulllrM, II.. Mtu.ln.tl 'II. r w
lm1liN a.ut the al ni. Itivalry l.r- .lunitlon
lumi-ll lllfHC IWO MTllOOlS IU.H !' M IllMHiiiM
bmiu-ti io cxlKt ami wliil'- tin iui'sl-;nr
.loiiiH iiml the Imiim.I of I'-crntH nn
lierhtipH nol rostrrliiK mni imu-miii -im'tiiK
It, no iloflniK' HtcpK liavr
rrtofoil' I n lakm with il.' on-
i-t In virw of rllintnallim It."
Will chl Ijh-Ii Other
Kiicli of III'- t Mt 1 1 il t Ioiim It. was
Id. will aid tlw othrr with puli-
llrllv and ulll endeavor m hh mi m . MII UU ,1,
the ii'.iilr'inriitH of ti Hludnit arr
hOHt Hi'ivr.l at the InMtiluHun hc;W i,ouln
itffkrt to piii or iM-foic he In .'tu.it- i-hlUdrtphui.
M fn M.alririllatr. j .., ti n: H('Wiirt.
"I'hr MKM'tlm; wan lnd.1 lu-hiinl I ((htl Qultm antt
( IohimI itooi'H, l.i'WMiiiprr turn Ih-Iiu; i
harrcd. ,
TODAY'S GAMES
I.KA-lil
It.
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X'anKil.b r
'erktns.
I 1
p. ir. i..
troll '' 1
.... .. .Ill A
Fine Teacher For it,,tt..rirV:"'wonrr,niia m-.
tncflrhl, IvUlllnif nn iiuium.nii.
itrd
I., ti... r,.,t. tu-hi.n iiiiMiinif ii or hi inri'p-uay n-ifiniu
Im-iii rrfillllir,l t.ll'l riintuiini lire Worn anil uiv oiu
time cumulus adopted.
f-kK liavr
now In fcfood HlniP'-
Whipping Child "
Till'. H.XI.I.I'.S. Ore., .lone I A P I I ''
l'hai'.."-.l wllh assault and btitteryl
as a result of nippllic a I .l-yi'al -1 Itroolilyu
old student. Illeliu flarenee. school I t'ltlcnc-'o ...
here as filled I 1 VCS- niuiencs
i.i.Atiti:
it. ii.
prtnelpi
terday In police court.
X'ance and
t'urlson and llartnutt.
. J 5 1
!!eberr :
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