La Grande evening observer., June 16, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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ratuV itwttm
C ITY
EDITION
THE WEATHER
OIUXlON: L'tiHottlcd tonight and
Friday, probably showers In the
northwest portion und ulunK the
const. Cooler in east portion Fri
day. VOLUME XXV.
MEMHEEt AHSOC1ATED PRESS
IA GRANDE, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1927
MEMUKR ASSOCIATED I'KKflS
NUMBER 265.
1200 PEOPLE
HEAR HEBER
GRANT TALK
L;i Grande Citizens Gath
er at Tabernacle
for Address
READS ARTICLES
An riJUDf'II II 1 inirr L uruuuo 10 UIKII Jit!
Or LHUKCH I'AITH naic .i M
j Strung bus purolnux.il Dr.
Telly nf Own FYiioiiiDnr.ee! lMna'' Prael'M and will bo lo-
jciiH oi uwn ijxpenences c-..t,.d in n,.. offices now occupied
and of Other Men Prov-y "r. i.an.iis . m the Gardner
inn- tlio niinnilii U ''"'Wins our the Sllvirtliorn-
inpf the Divinity of the wriBm druff more. Vusm.a, win
Book Of Mormon. Lc I'ontlnm.il . uniinr tliu present
i plan, nlth Dr. (.'. V. Krwin, den
itlat. located In the saiim oiricc
Twelve huiulrcd people at Ih" rooms.
1 1. I. H. liiljernacle last nlcht
lie;ird Mi'hei .1. (irant expnund t he
n arlii'les of faith upon which
the rhuieh of Jchiih Christ of
Uilter Day .Saints is based and 1o
which members of that Institution
1 . . ., .
.,,.: vrv:.,,;"T.",,,,:
"
Ihe
wo;hl
W Ull 111 ndUnrlcrS III
.-.rill .1111 111.1 COIOMlg IU I.H
Gr.nde yesterday marks an r,nch
(i tin- history of the local church.
Nut fur III years has tin supreme
I..-H.I f tin- Institution visited thei
Mnrinni, con ce -at ion ho.,.. 1
Not only did members of the
r It inch pii y t heir I rihutes to Mr. t
(I la nt by mining from n-nr tirtil
,:.,! .vhb.nced ih,..r in.....t
jit lending In large numbers. Not
only was the audience at tent I v.;
lo the address hut was treated to
several choir numbers that helped
lo make the occasion pleasant,
l'nder t he able direction of Klim r
Sludard, a choir of so voices s;itig
tlin-t' a'nt lieni.) ttiat Dirilb'd t 'ne
andb-nee.
. . Hiinks. president ftT 1
I'nlon stake, presided und others
on the rostrum includ-d llolger J-.
l-jirson. secretary of the stake,
I. Itlake. Mtake couiieellor, and Mr.
.ludd and Mr. Kiiiith. wons-in-law
nf Mr. Grant and active churcH
uorkcrH at ShU lake City.
Tiilk on Mrinuntilsm
"I am tnld, that o-lMnl of.thls
" " ' ' i n r ,, "f u1 rommunlly.
, church and I am nf the belief I t prm,.,,,,,! Uea in leavlnB l.a
ll y would e. Interested in orande Is to speelaltec in sumery.
cession of Hie articles of faith "S AmJ ,,,, ,. (,,resed his re
" . Bret at EolnB. he feels that the field
(Continued on Tag K) ( ,n ,arK,.r lhri. llnd 10 oM10r-
PAGEANT WILL
BE PRESENTED
(V SATUIiUAl with Dr. l.andis beconiinc ae,
uiiainted will the practice and
" ramilarl7.ini himself with condi-
As a part of Hie regular iiuarler- tl0Ils u.r,,,
ly colifereiiie uf the Latter Day , ,, ..l.0m,
Saints elnireh. which will be held
here .ainrOay ami Minn.iy. ine i -
ii.-i s.M-iety ui me ...... M inn(.st,m bcini? torn near Alex
present a panernt Saturday eve- UM(Jr,,l- H Br:iliUatcd from tlie
t'H' tabernacle. Alexandria, hipli school, teachlnr;
t m n in penpie m umw .......
in I lie pageant, which will
vnt the four illsiiMtiMitlons of the
ItiK'e from Adnm'H time lo the
. drill of I'hrift. in addition to a
chorus nf t"li oiees.
l here will hespec.a i " n - ,
iM-s loth Stod.hii.l and Louise
a . ...
.l.uir by M iss M iidred
I'. oi .telealf.
lowl and
The puMie i invitcil to attend the
prom-am, which will bein u S '
IM'I.IC i.
Severe Hail 'Al
Imbler Reported
Three severe hailstorms each
hiiiiue about ten minute occurred
tills allernoon at Imbler, causlnu.
riners to fear that appl el le'r-
ry crops will sutler considerably.
stones as tile as peas pelted
t lie s'ounir fruit and berry fields,
much to the distress of the fruit
1'iowers In that locality who have
maintain! d Inch hopes for success,
nil crops this year. How (Treat the
'i.unaffe was Is not definitely known
s yet.
PICKING
OUT THE
GOOD THINGS
When your iiiouev Is icnt for
-'unellilnit. it's iruiic rur iiikkI.
Vou naliii-allv H'J. eiery
liiiown menu, lo secure -nine
im i lved I be IhM values ami
the hint tin 11 1 - that can Ik- IiiiiI
fur mtr liafil-cariied cnli.
When pin niiike 11 piin'llnx
rriim fine jnre. It's Milble thai
Mm mtulil luiii' riiunil a iM'ller
article at -nine other slon' ir
inn hail nub' kiiimil about II.
tilwnw iiilierll-lin: 1" )""r
iialimil sunn' or liitilmr In
'iii'iualiiiM und )nu M'ldon! ml-s
-'sal lbliuc vi hell joll rcail Ihe
adieriNliiu reslilarlj imu
the uood fliltius are iilniu! In
Mirhibl) -..Id by Hit' irurn'lie
-tores lm value mUfTII-liur
inillaii illh .1011. 'riie -lore (lull
rail- ibii. in kis n joil Inriirinisl
-utters lint mill pre-ent but III
lure In-s nf jour iriulc.
"Observer AdvrrH-Inu
A Mcrelinndlslnf Si'rvk-c"
Dr. Landis'Will
Go To Portland;
Sells Out Here
Dr. D. M. Strang, of Se
attle, lias Purchased
Practice and Will Come
to La Grande.
Carrying out his prORruin or a
year unci Dr. It. I'. Lundls an
nounced yesti-rilny that he Mould
BO to 1'ortlund and that Dr. D. M.
Strain;, of Hi-nttl... Wash., would
Dr. J nil In plans to be located
; In Portland permanently. He has
eniraded of llees In the Medlcul Arts
bull. line, the newest medical build-
,or Htr, ' , now prat.t
'ready to leave l.a Grande.
. '
m'K Iutc to local doctors, and has
sold most of his other property, ull
ov,.,,.., (,,.. t titk.lt a .,.. ....
,,.,, wlllch ho p,ans to kcep
.
- , A ln , "
.,, ,'8" , J ,S H their little son,
Hichard Paul, are already in I'ort-
1 land, although they return to I -a
Grande at Intervals to visit. He
will join them there some timo
during September or October, prob-
ftb, ,ary ,n Hcptember.
Dr. I,ndis has practiced In Ia
Grande for the past eight years,
during which linm he has built uji
an exceptionally large practice. He
fort coming to I .a Grande he prac
ticed In Irtland for one year,
h aving then when he went into the
United States service during the
World war working with the medi
cal corps. '
All of ills Interests have not
been confined to his profession,
however, during his stay In Im
Grande. He has been? active in
many civic uflairs, being a mem
ber of the city commission for some
time and a member ,t of the. I.a
fl..,. n,lv l.nti ril ril fllletlnn. liCSldCS
. . ...... . w. . - -
i.i .... ....tl... ..m.L-i.f In nlhi.rl
lhltaMI for, ,e , i.cterniet.t J
lunlty Breater to carrj' out Ills
phms as he desires. -'
Dr. StranB, who will succeed
him. w ill arrive here about the last
work
il. lo iimiilh unit will start
AlthnilBh he comes here from
W(Ishn(fIon ., originally from
.n. nr . vo .,.,..- before rnlef-
Incr (lie Carleton college, at Nortti
lietd. Minn.. RradHHtlnif from tliere
with a decree or It. S. in ll'til. after
which he wa a hljjh school teach-
. Min.,sota me.lU
" . ,
ca SClloul. Iioni w men .i-
el In I :h7.
ship in Hi.
He served his lnt-rn-Hwedlfdi
hospital of
i
(Conti.mcd on Vase Five)
'LODGES WILL
PA Y TRIBUTE
TO DEPARTED
An intet'estlnij program iuis been
ri-anued fur Sandiiy aflernoon at
,,vo 0.,,(ll.( when the I. O. II. I''.
and Uebeeca l.od8"S Mill hold
memorial services In honor of their
departed members.
The proirram "III open with a.
sonir by the choir and coujrre;a
tlon. lo be followed by prayer by
the chaplln. The Noble Crand of
the loilK'' "HI 'bin tell of the pur
pose of 'be meetlnc. after which
the Itobertson quartet will slnn.
Kulony to th'- departed members
of the Odd l-'ellows lodse will be
liven by II. K. foolldiic. Mrs. Kay
fuller will slliff a solo, after which
Mrs. 1 .a 11 ni IHIvcr will rrlve the
etiloiry lo Ihe d. parteil iiu lnbcis of
Crystal Uebeeca lodge. Kxerels-s
will be Klvell by llicnibers of the
stal T.
The choir will sins auolher
number and Mrs. C. I-'. Mcl'herson
will slap: a solo, after which the
address of the arternoon. to be
RlVen by Ihe Kev. I'. V. I'unli. lll
be heard.
The program will clow with the
sone " TH We .Meet Again" and
benediction.
Legion Post Will
Have Pep Meeting
In ord'T t arouse cntliusiasm
fr ih-- coining bgion convention
the AllliTlcun l.cglOll win """ " ""ec.. ".nn ii ".-k"'mi.
special convention pep meeting 1 led him. one t-tuli v us uiso grant
l.etun Itall on Monday evening the ed lo l!oy I'mnmii. of the Jne(t
"7th. All i x-s-nice nu n ar1 In- i Allen Supply company, fin Kim
vHed to come regardless of whvth- !trei i. According to the city law
cr they me legion members. j these ypnees were granted under
Th-Tc w ill be ref reshmenis, a i ihe ondHion thai lh- one upptylng
boxing card, wrestling matches, for them pay for Imvlng "no park-
nnd various other stunts. Admit-
sion Is free to uil e-servleo men
MAN THOUGHT
TO BE SLAYER
IS CAPTURED
Escapes from Jail But Is
Taken Again by Citi
zens and Police
BELIEVE CAPTIVE
KILLED TWO WOMEN
, j
J
Chief of Detectives Conf i-
i , rpi . jy T 1
Clent mat J. rlSOnei" IS
Killer of Mrs.' Patter-j
son and Miss Cowan.
WINNIPEG, Can.. June 10 (AD) '
The man who escaped from KM-1
larney jail last niBht, iii minutes
alli'r beiriB lodBeil in a double lock
ed cell on suspicion of bclnff the
'i'nH I In i tin it" hIiivii nf 11. inri nf
" -
women and children In tlm fnltid tr,, of ,1Bh h, Aulremont. al
.states and Canada, was recaptured ,,B,.d sl,lly(u tunn,. Imndit
early today by a posse of citizens s,uyi,r lrjal f(ir imll.j,.r or
and police. I cb.irles (). (Covle) Johnson. Tile
Surrounded by a cordon of po-
lice, the lUBitive was captured in
the woods tuo miles west of Kit-
larney. a small settlement near the
intcrnnlfcinal boundary. lie snr-
render.d without resistance. Ho
was followed by a crowd of larm-
ers and townsmen who had joined , menls of tin accused In the days
in the man hunt. j(H, Hlutu contends they were pre-
A short time alter the capture paiinB for their criminal adveii
Chlef of Detectives OeoiBe Smith, lure.
of WlnnlpeB. declared ho was con- i Helnrleh said the name "K. K.
fldent I hut the prisoner was the Jnmen" written upon an appllca
man who slrniiBled to death -Mrs. lion for all automobile driver's 11
Knllly I'ittterson, -7, and Lola Co- cens". and upon a check from the
wan. H-year-old school Bill here, Silver Kails Lumber company of
several days hbo. , Silverton. (Ire., were written by
The man arrested at W'a- IDlBh De Antreinnnt. The slEiia
kopa. Can., five miles from the l-re "William Klliolf was the
international boundary, by provin- iEature of Hay De Autremopt, lie
I further declared.
(Continued on l'B Klve)
CHURCH ARRANGES
JULY 4 PICNIC
Episcopalians Will Have
Celebration at Cove;
' Making Plans Now
A Fourth of July celebration mi- ;
d"-r tlie auspictsi of lite 'Episcopal:
church with everything from tliree
't'Kffed races to three layer cakes
in in hi ore lor I.ptsi opahans ami
their friends thia year al the Kpla-
copal prove at 'ove, ticcordinp to ,
uu 'announcement made today by
the comiuKtee iu chare.-. I
Elaborate plati for t lie day "a '
pro era in are tn tlie making, a paJ-i
riotlc program, lishinfr, racing, and
bttMeball bcin a part of t tie day's
schedule. According to the com
mittee, the men will take over the
culinary duties, of the day. lie-
frrslinient.i will lie served by them
(Continued on Page Kive)
Fireworks Drama
. -
i o lie I resented
m i
A complete drama In fireworks
will be presented as a special fea
ture or the- Ano-riean Legion con
vention here in July, according lo
announcement made today by local
legion heads. Memories oi mo
Oregon Trail" if. the title, bestowed
upon the drama which will depict,
such stirring scenes and characters
of tlie birl h and growth of Ore
gon as in e ffmu m amain ; ..-
eonver on tho Columbia rive,-. 1 be
Mridge of the Cods, Indian battles
with pioneer, wagon liaiiis ol ,
xon aim ins cany iriais win
nanv. s. joscpn. urn -muk
broncos and wild Indians, and as
a fitting finale, a brilliant lined
emblem of tlie American Legion
and an American flag. Kill feet
ciunre. luirnliig side by side. This
unbUc
aerial display was secured
for the convention through the
Mitt Kireworks company and will
be u special feature of the three
day state meet.
Parking Spaces Granted To Two Last
Night at Meeting of City Commission
The granting ol' parking space
to two pa rt ie ii ml of a rooming
house license, the acceptance of
payment from the Methodist
church noiilh for street Improve,
mml and the signing of rontraels
wilh Clyde K. Seltx. siicccsslui bid-
der for macadamising woik within
city, mad
up lust evening's
meeting of Ihe city commission,
('rank Chuvlnger. tranf-r nnn
appeared before the commission
and a.-ked for three mails, or park-
tng Bpaccn. in front of his office
tog signs painted and put In plac
The spaces will be occupied during
Oregon Officials
Will Bring Twins
Back For Trial
Extradition Papers Is
sued by Gov. A. V. Don
ahey, of Ohio; Hugh's
Trial Continues.
COI.l'.MISl'S, Oh;o. J IC (AD)
Governor A. V. Donahey today
issued extradition papers to Jack
son comity. OreBon, officials for
the removal of itay and Itoy Do
Au'F",01n , , , ,
T he sheriff and a deputy from
Jacksonville county OreBon. ar-
liV111 l"'M' -erdyi.n.i with the
issuance of the extradition papers
probably will start fur Oregon
ll,t'' ,od"y M"h ,h(i,' '"lsol"'s-
s n:ti-: ;.ri:its thiaIj
COl IIT IK H KI-: JnckKunvhle.
(r illn(. m , A v Kclenee. wit h
the hnndmaideiis of chetuistry and
photography, eiplained from the.
u itneuM Htiin.l l.v I )r I-! fl Mi di- i
. . . . . . . ... ... ...!
rii'U. nr iir i v ( jii.. eiiicren Lite
state by the testimony of Helnrleh !
ttvuun to tie up the defendant and I
(, ja lw brothers Hay and ltoy (
co-defendants and nllcKed co-con-
splrators with the mass of exblb- I
n,. Hills corroboraliliB the testi-j
,,lonv f witnesses and the move-
j The deductions of Dr. llelnrlen
first pointed the flnRer of suspi
cion to the De Autremonts eleven
duys after the holdup.
The blue bib overalls, found o.er
the detnnatbiB machine at the
rime spot, were identified by the
w itness.
Piinls letter
Til tl!i"pencll pocket of the over
alls, wadded in the sialn. Helniieh
round a reelstered letler receipt
pent liy Itoy De Aulremont from
KuEcne, (h-e.. to his oldest bi otller.
Verne, at Lakewood, N .M.
. A C
4111101111001110111 OI
Promotions Made
By Capt. Dutton
AltOAlCli TIUH U1
TKAIN T'l
re., .1 line 1 ;.
erver) Coin-
c,mi ci-ATSOl1
(Speeial to Tlie Ot
pany
f s lit li Iiifanlry.
Li
(jrande's unit nf the Oregon n
jon guard, Is due lo arrive at
cunip Clatsop aboui noon loday.
ying a total Hlrength of t hrt
offlcer-i and f I nn-n.
I I'liplaln (I. I.. . Mil ton. eoiniii.-iti'l-!
Inic officer, annouiieed the (ollow
' Imr pr.iliiolions and reeein liien.'ii -
nous lor priiiii'Mii-jis imis iiitii iiui.
.K viw. i, n.teiy:
1'i-oniolioiis to first class pri
vates from r:ntes:
Ceoige K. Malil.iail. .Merl
er a! I
Merry, l'Kler A. Couitney,
' , ' .. . I. ,.'if'r i,.
w
H-lvey. CharlfH '.. Oiiv-r.
too. larey T. S-vart. Wayne C.
Tal:ir. .John A. .WaMrntf, Kiev.
Y OUseHtork.
Heermimendat ions for promotioa
t Hl.,R,.nt)t;
(.uv ( MI. ,.,.()( iri. 0U
(a;,(jt), (.
... ..,....,..,.
I ..n I lll.wi.'l I':. I I l I'M.!
M, .,.,, rhiid.-rs and I'lyde II
, .,.n,lk.,,)n,
i Other ('oiitiieulc-
In iiddition to Company i:. l!ils!iipon the leaders, a leal consiiiei-
train, commanded by Major li. It. Jed remarkable as Mellka Is fifi and
, limui. of l.a (Ir.inde. lire., c u -! I 'hoebee 4H yeiira old. Hoth were
rles the other companies of Hi-
ceeond battalion - Hciid'i'iariei,'
company, of I'nion. and compano?
. . .
(Continued on I'age Klve)
ll.e duv liioe I...... ,n!v
Mrs. Vernon hougla u as gi a at -
ed a rooming Iioumc license
Wl...
will manage the I. n. O. roomsltii" ''olumbia liver was unnoun-e.-
tn th old V. M. . A. building, j today at the war department,
('onliiicts Tor the macadamizing' 'lie- pbuiM Kiibmllt''d by V. I '-
of Walnut nt reel (rain N avenue to ! comer. !-Mle financier, mid V-
Knrlnir and ( avenue from Oak lo b y Vandercook. Longb-w luni-
Walnut were sigm-d with ciy.je It.
Hcllit. conliactor. Mr. S. it.' bid.
MHiinlt(.l nt the last meeting
t h
ominission, aiiiouitt'd to .'7,-
li:"i.;'7.
sion in regard lo i mpi os enont
work in Ihe Old Town section of
(lie clly, culling for a sewi-r line,
editions are Ki)d to be out, but
h,,v'; ,,,t u 1 11 1 wv,"r I c convenience to -a limlled n-jtv,, was stolen last night from a
to th.- conimir.sl.ni. i ,,.,- hot II KlIpMlnled minimum parking si.aca by tlm Mormon tab-
The report of the city ma na-j.-r. j p eeiilrcmeu t s which it dec'aied , ernacle. II was found shortly af
W. C. Crews, for the week ending wen' not nie by the pi ospecti o- j trw a rd, however, libout (ti block
June 11, wcjj r-ud and accepied. ,
SON ARRESTED FOR LIBEL
Itccau-c I'. II. Itemler. I,w
AiiBcles, (ltKxrnti the Brain
of hK dead rather uilli a
wiinlli lulK l.il "(io, Khlilias
r lla.t ltllbbi-.li, Xciticp, son,
' " I' lei','' nnil mlirm-iila
lias a siatiKe iiBitlnst IIIh'I or
the ihail, lie whs nrcciitiNl nil
iiiiiplnlnt of Ills stepmutlicr.
iMOUNTAIN STREAM,
CALLS PRESIDENT
n , j.i ri;,, r i I
llLLU1 Ilh "Ull t' Hie OaiCll
or irout; Will Keep in
Touch with Capital
KAI'in rrrv i t
(Al')-A raeiiiK mountaiii (rout
stream called to ('resident t'oolidffo
today and alter 'severul houri of
angling he returned to the summer
white house proudly showing u
fine catch.
Til
basket which iUe priident
brought lionie to Mrs. Joolld(;c
who stood waiting and smiling on
tlie fiont porch of the (fame lodge,
contained seven rainbow trout.
Mr. ('oo)ldKc, It was explained,
caught live of them, the largest of
the. presidential catch weighing
one pound and s.veti ounces.
While Mr. Coolidfte uccllnmted I
himself to iila new surroundings .
and rled from the fatiguing two- I
dy journey from Wuhington
which iieeiawltuted many public up-1
pea ranees, his s..'cretary, Kverett
Sanders, and tlio white house staff
moved rapidly to perfect, arrange
ments for carrying on the execu
tive end of the nation's business.
In Touch With Cnplial
Space in the itapid City high
chool has been set aside tor their
use and .Mr. Sanders und Kdward
T. Clark, tin- president h private
secretary, will he stationed t hero
j to keep Mr. CoolidCe Jn constant
I touch Willi tlie national capital.
Instant communication has been
provided by ihe lodge ami the of-lici-H
in Itapid City over private
wire conneel Ihe office with Wash
ington. Although the trip to thti
game lodge, is a good hour's ride,
it is over a fine graveled road and
is ensy motoring.
The president and Mis. Coolldge
reached Itapid City at yenter.
day afternoon and as wan the caao
elsewhere In South Hakota, re.
reived a warm welcome from the.
peoplo who will be their hosts for
the summer.
Leadinff in Race
Wild. ITS, Cnl.. June Hi (Al)
.iM.nl Hull. Karooli
ndian leading
, l" - ' , " . .',
w as lour miles I rum Wilms snori-
! ly arter nonn delay, eight miles
Mibead of his nearest rival, h'lylng
li'loail. a fellow Irllpesmiiu. Mad
' I'.nll was Ills miles rroin Siuisallto,
I Iioiii where Ihe runners started at
j 1 1 i-tll Tuesday morning.
Itunulng together approximately
I seven miles behind Flying (.'loud
!,iinl S' 123 miles from Kausallto
n. ie .Melll.a and i noenee. Auiii im-
jdlaim from N''v Mexico. They
were slowly but surely creeping
in fine eolldlll'in. w.-atlier loniii-
ions todav were better than yes-
teiday when tlio hoi sun taxed Ihe
eiirluranee of the conteMtants lo tlio
almost.
Iteiect Bridge
" c1 .
Specif ICallOnS
W A S i ( I M IT' . I'lTl" I 'Al')
lie joet Ion of np- clfications lor in-i
1 oroiam.-d l.ongvtew bridge IH'I'IMH
( iM-uiiiin, were diKtpprovwi n '
i rel.mes I'avis. of the war ni-paii-
""hi. ant Moovr ami .iarnn"
v. ii h
I I eiici
M i joi
nt! .Lidw in. chief of at my en-
! gtneeiM, who were designate lo
tipon t he Mpeci i pat tons.
bridg". which would link
'
i i.ongiw. W.ih'i.. and Kabiiei .
! i ire,. I he report of t he eiiblrtct
: Hi.... .l,t uonl.l fieive OHli
' builders.
r J
Rumors Saying
Birdmen Found
Are Discredited!
til' KilKC, June 16. (AC) A
rumor that NunKcn.ser and t'oli,
inlKKlitK French aviators, had been
found on the Hhlpshaw rivr, was
generally dljiei'etiited today.
Tt.e rumor oi'iKinatea in n teie-
i'l' converHnliun mi employe gf
a lumber corporation In the dls
trict north of the HaKUenay river
hud with hlH mother In Quehec clly.
lie is fald to have told her the inlsa
Int; flyers were thre allvw and
lumt rmnpUlltes. however, de
clared they could find no conflrm
ntliin of the report.
They said the rumor probably
wua based on flares xecn In the
country east of SaKuenay river,
which it was thouuhL mini it have
been sent up by the niissiiiK airmen.
CI 1 ICOL'Tl M I, Quebec. June 10
( A !) Reports reeeive.fi here today
from towermen employed in the
J.ak Kt. John district staled that
thfly again had sighted last night
what they believed were distress
Mgnals coming from tlie direction
of Saint (ierinalu township. ' It Is
tn this district that flares previous
ly have boen reported leading to
the hope that th signals, might
eoiue from the missing French
aviators. NungeHser ami Coll.
The towermen were of Ihe opin
ion that the Hashes were made by
fuses.
RESOLUTIONS ARE
BEING CONSIDERED
Largest Mass Ever Pre
sented at State Grange;
Weed Out Many
roRVAIXIS, Ore.. June I (Al)
'onslderal Ion of the largest mass
of resolutions ever presented at it
state grange meeting was oeetipying
coinmhlcps and t Ih- generalassein
bly of the grange convention in the
third day of the to-svion on Oregon
AgrieiiH lira I eampUH today. Ma ny
nroposals will be weeded out today,
thotiuh others, lueluiling one for
change in the county school unit
law. ami several opposing raising
the tax base are expected to bring
sharp debates.
M. M. Ibirtiier of Wasco county
and 11, K, Keeney, .Jefferson coun
ty, were high men of five candi
dates for an executive committee
at a it ( lection yesterday, but as
nelt her received a majority n re
ballot was being taken today. I'.olb
a re from eaMl ern iregon. w blch
kpcI ion Iuis been seeking repreneii-
,.lU o the control body.
i om.,, ,.,.,., j.ni iinsl year v.lli
,,0 ,.,.ed .nit under the present
t,,.tn ((f .. . . , , ,- Vole fer priiielpul
ff((. ,.,- result id a rerereiirlum
vr,iP iiuiiiiiiiieeil al the eiiiiventliii.
''iIP present plan won by :i7s .-otr
llt.n,,ut r.fii (or leturntm: to el
,v Ml;i(r j-i.inm? delejfiite.
There was borne talk of appealing
to Ibe national IkmI y for a ruling
on the Hystcin, as opponents wty
it is uiir-onstlt ui iona I,
Sixth deurei', the hlhoHt oiit
slde of the national ' grange was
shle of the national grange v
Hive hit nmui to a ri..Ks i.r ;iir,
by
slide offlceis asnbaeil by a highly
trained team from 't.-irku miH
ounty. More than oim were given
nA fjM
)v a te.nn from
the l.inu-lteuton coiinly gr.iiikri1
Helcetloll of Die lit..' - meeting
place will be made lute today.
Disorderly Aiidt
Drunk Charged
Jim Mai ri sou w as a r rented I.ihI
nighl at the Kir tt rect noodle house
on charge of drunkenness u,nd db-
orderly conduct, u ltd is out today
on $IJ.'. bonds. Harrison will
i r,.,j imiight nt 7.;i'i la-rore Munl-
i Inal Judge Hum phrevs.
A .-ir i.utomI lev .1 IC W.iiner nt
from Its original parking place.
European Powers
Abandon Plans
To Warn Russia
Commander " Klepikoff,
Charged with (spying
for Great Britain; Sen
tenced to Die.
MOSCOW. Juno III. (AI') The
military and iiavnl tribunal at
Kronstadt has sentenced tn death
Commander Kiepikorr. who Tor
nieriy commanded a ship ln tlio
Jtaltlc rieel, on chal'Kes of esplon
aite fur Great Jlritain.
LONDON'. June 1. (AP) Tear,
of nrousing Russian nationalistic
feeling to a dangerous point has
caused abandonment of the plait
for u concerted warning by the
Kuropean powers against further
communist propaganda abroad and
alleged terrorism by tlio Soviets al
home.
In reconsidering tholr original
decision, the Kuropean ministers
now In Geneva for the league of
nations council resolved to huvo
concluded that formal collective ac-i
tlou of the nature contemplated
might create the Impression In
Moscow that a united front was be-f
lag formed against the soviet un-1
Ion.
1'olaud is understood to havei
the guiding spirit in advising i
against angering Hussia by even nn
appearance of hostility, emphasiz
ing that such an attitude would
serve to Intensify the Hussion na
tional spirit in the same manner
as it was aroused at the close of
the war by military interventions.
Will ;tv Warning
Nevertheless, according to the
Oenova Information, there is every
likelihood that the (lor man foreign
minister Dr. Oustave Stresemaun,
following up conversations with M.
Tch lie herln, Russia n commissar,
will acquaint him with the fooling
that has been engendered through
nut F,u rope by the activities of the
third Internationale, and warn nim
in a friendly way that the activities
are militating against Russia.
The Russian newspapers, accord
ing to dispatches from Moscow, are
laying stress on the necessity of
prepuiing for a foreign war, which
thoy say Is a prospect facing the
country, but from all appoarances,
it Im declared; the warnings are at
tracting little attention, with iio
evidence it -recruiting, drilling or
military acllvity.
rVmnnr Tntrmc Tn
Lead in Fight for i
Championship
OAK MONT, Pa.. June in AI')
Harrv Cooper, dark-lmired pro
fessional star from Kos Angeler,
Jumped Into the lead Hn a senna
llonal -J Ik tit for the America u
open . golf championship today
with a 77 for Ihe final round nhd
tt 7l!-hole aggregate of 3.11.
Walter llagen slipped badly to
take SI on the final IK and post a
grand total of :ii7 that, appeared
definitely to put him out of Un
title hunt.
Cooper'K score put him a stroke
ahead of (ieue Huiazen, one of his
foremost rivals, w ho slipped on
the Ifdli and I'ilh, losing a slroke
on each hole to par and spoiling
his chance to go to the front.
Harazcn's score for Ihe final IS
hobs was 74 and his aggregate
Km met, Krciieh of Southern
rincs, N, after a sensation.il
Bft, two under par, for the out,
ward nine of his final round, alao
skidded near the finish - and sa
his suddenly raised ttlle bop-s
vanish with a giving him a
iotni"of
Krench'H part n.-r. Archie Cornp
ston of Oieat Itrltain, shot a 7!
and finished with
Cooper's lend. saTe front early
n I lacks, appeared huipardtzcd by
Tommy Armour, who needed p:ir
on t he Incoming nine to t le I he
Pacific coasl star.
;ors Wild
Wild 111 1" Mehlhoiu went wild
on his mil ward nine, shooting a
record itL. five tinder put', and pin
ting . himself back into Ibe run
nlng. He l-ad 'in for Hi" M-
hole mark, and a par inwaid nine
would give him B'hi.
Harrison It. Johnxon. Mtnneap
olls amaleiir. who e. the tourna
ment tlie (list two "lays, flickered
out with an S7 for his (bird round,
lie came hack with a 77 for an
aggregate of Ull.
A, K. Iviplnnsa, of Chicago, also
h1io record gulf, covering the lasi
round In ''. two strokes belter
than the best previous mark oT the
tournament, toil this was only
good enough lo land htm in a tic
w It h Johnson at .11'.
Klamath Boy Is
Killed Bg Aula
'
K LA M ATI I KALLS. Ore.. June's. I
I i A P I Mori Im Wfrdev J oh it mm. ;
.1. sou of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. John j
son. Was hi.xlatitly killed lale jest er-
day arternoon when struck down :
by an automobile operated by C. .1.1
Sw ingle, l.angell Volley rancher. ,
Swingle was reluitdliK from bii'
Langeil valley ranch. The boy)
d;iHhed out Inlo the street and at -
t emitted to run across In front o
t he machine. He was till by t ho
right front fender and thrown to
the ground. Impact caused a frac
ture of the base of the skull.
TRIP IN LESS
THAN5H0URS
Hoos Off for Washington
at 3:0:, Returning to
New York at 5:0!)
LEAVES THEATER;
GOES AFTER PLANE
Borrows Flying Suit, Hel
met and Goggles from
Field Commandant; Is
Presented with Scroll.
NBW Yi tit K. June Iti. (AP)
Colonel Charles A. LLndbergh ln
evening clothes flew to Washington
at dawn today and hack to , brim?
his other half "we," the Spirit of
St. Kouis, to Xew York.
Tlio young aviator's atunl w:i-
almost as dramatic as Ills hop oft'
In the fog for Paris. .
It was a demonstration uf hi
ideas of Ihe progress of aviation,
the ease, safety and convenience
wit h which a n experienced flyer
may do the seemingly impossible.
The round trip was made in lcei
than five hours. He hopped off
from here ln an army pursuit plane
at 3:u'l o'clock and arriving at.
Polling rield, Washington ut 4:41
a. m. (daylight time), leaped from
the plane to his beloved Spirit of
St. Kouls and took off again for
Now York at 6: Oil. He arrived
here at 7:u7. ...
Lindbergh was attending a mid
night show at t ho Koxy theater,
given as a benefit for tho depend
ents of tho niiKsing Krone h flyers,
N'ungesser and Coll. when he appar
ently readied a sudden decision to
got his plane which had been left
behind in Washington due to engine,
trouble. I'n known lo most of tho
six thousand persons In the theater.
Lindbergh, accompanied hv O rover
W ha leu, chairman of tho mayor'a
committee, and Captain It. U.
Plytho, his personal representative,
left the l healer at 2 o'clock and en
tered their automobile, , r
Newspapermen who had . been .
trailing Lindbergh since his. descent .
upon Ihe city, believed ha wuti re
turning to hia temporary apart
ment iu Park avenue and weru
caught unawaros when hl mnehln
unexpectedly turned In un opposite
direction. Lindbergh took the
wheel of the car himself and soon
out distanced the reporters.
When l hey saw the maehina
heading towards the Queensbor
ough bridge they knew ' he wan
bound for one of tho flytnff fleldi
(Continued on Page Five)
TW0PR0JECTS
START; TOTAL
HALF MILLION
KLAMATH KALLH, Ore., Juno
lit (AP) Ground was broken hero
yesterday on two projects which to
gether aggregate a total investment
of one-half million dollars. One In
the new IlKiu.OW) union high school,
contract for which was let to
James L. 'Jiilun, Portland; another
is the new Jjao.riOO Picaililly thea
ter. Work will bo started In the
near future on the construction of
a. new JMUieo Methodist church.
Present church building la being
razed.
K LA V ATH KALLS, Ore., Juno
I S - - (AP) t.ne of the most im
portant business property transfer!
this year was consummated yester
day wit h the purchase byq N. H.
Hrew, clothier, of a HO foot front
age on Main street, for o considera
tion reported to ho In tho neigh
borhood of J'iO.notJ.
TODAY'S GAMES
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and L. Sewell; Weler. Lundgren,
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mann. Hartley,