La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 23, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, Juno 23, 1027 EX GRANDE EVENINff: OBSERVER Page Five Local News In Brief COMING EVKNTS July 21. S2. 23 Slilto Anicil. ran I.-;;loii coim'iiilnii In I (.riui'li'- o. mliiT (cli-riiiltn diiiu nat iltvliiiil oil On-gun rurrnl. Twm-luT Itsfcuoltilluu t-onvi'iitiou lure. Ili-ri' I'ioiii liuni(-Ja .Mm. W. A. liiKi rKiin, of Kani.-lu. ylsiud In till i-liy ymi-i liny. Urn' I'llini klllllK-rly Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Hhbi-i-, of Kiian. riy, Idu., sUiit-.l In (Ills i-iiy yiKl' rday. .Jlrri- T'l'mil Hnkri- Tin' IC'V. M. J. liilllioni. uf Jlakrr. Is visiting In (his illy for a f,-v ilays. yl-lllns Hi ll' i .Mrs. i'. I,. Slilrl.y and nluall son. l:ivm of Knti-riiiisi-, vIhIi- h,.,-,. j.fl.Tday. Tllf-y Hi-m (ho day tliopping. Ionic IVoni llailcy (lonii- Hiifi mornintr from Fiaihy, M;i.. win-it' slio sp nt a short Onm tisitlns Willi ndalivcs and JYI-ndn. ! Mr. and Mr. M. II. Alh n tuivc ft- Ilicir RUt-.stH Mrs. W. i:. .l.-tltsoii tttul youiiir son. of jcronic. Idalio! Tiny arrived hni tills al'lrrnooii. r , , i-nin,' at nielli ( Mi.-ss I.cuanna. Or-;iham is spi-nd-fiitf.lhf wi-.'kf at VAnUi visitlnff at tlip imiiH' of-hoi Kiandincd ht'r. Miss (iniliani jfj u junior in IiIrIi school ntinui v Man Ileii ; I ten Wood, of lUtlso. is Iransael iujr misiness in l.a f'.rande today. h- Wood is with the Accidental frstifanr1 company.,. Here 1'rnni I'lilon Mis. U. H. Honney. of Pnlon, spent yesterday shopping in this rlty. Mrs, Itonney makes her horn' at the fish hatchery, just out of- l-nion. I.e.tVe For Mnwlllo Mrs. F. C. Ciapp and Mis. C. O. And'-rson spent the morning la l.a (Irande on their way to Maxvllle where (hey will visit relatives. They came here from liaker. Slim Hen- ' Mm. .7. "Valentine and Mrs. J. Valentine. of Santa Rosa. Cat.. Ktmuied her Vest'-rtlaV enroUt'l l(l ,rv'i : . ..lit . jl.j.i ( I. (Millie WI1CI'T Wilt mir ii..- (nn-.tlme at the home of their 'er. Mrs. George Tilfon. 1 Hen? 1'ioni l,siine , Mr. and Mrs. George Tilton. of .osllne visited ill this city yesler ilay. They mel Mrs. TiltonVt sls tc'rs. Mrs. J. Valentine and Mrs. .1. A. Valentine, of Santa ltosa, Fat.. who will visit Willi I hem. Krlurn Mmm After visiting for about two wi-ekH with their daughter. Mrs. Vred Monroe at Camp ' n,r pud. Mr. and Mis. Ivlgar Mr-Kad-w-n lft this morning for their home in Pasadena,' Cal. Mel haimbter i'-Mr. and Mrs. I,. Iterlimrham. of Enterprise, and Mrs. II. M. Ggan and non. l!illy. of Joseph. spent y stnday in l.a Grand'-. They met Mis. Mary Cunningham, who ar-il.-d h.-i-e frnm lloise and will vis II ' wlili h.-r parents. Mr. and Mm lit i lingham. for several weeks. YKitlng I'aii'iils ..The Misses Florence and Flair Aie-lan. of I'nrtland. are visiling Ih-ir via rent h. Mr. and Mis. Nnpol- i ne i u i i ne r r o niMue n--.. Smnnierville. Miss Florence will r-main about six weeks while Miss -l.nr will remain permamniiy n 'be Mieeeeds iii orca nh'.ln g a mume INS III SIIIIMIII-V '. Michaels - Stern Value First Our entire line now going at Special Prices S1D.S5, $21.-15 $U7.S5, $L12.33 and $38.75 Regular values to sco.oo up Select your Fourth of July Suit Now! Clint's Clothiery The Store With a Cousciecie VMIIUB I',,.,,, .,.,, Mr. and II. J. ,,. Wlllll. ,. "I'lii'. r Kim riMis,.. Vi-rn I'nini I Ij-ln . Jot' Milium.... ' r L'..-;.. . -Mrs 1,1 ., ., . , ' r..Kio. v,- ....u noini,-d In (hi, l; i:lty IU.1). Will Mhi Mms- Mr- "-ml M in. p. K. Mr(.0urry daughter, Dorothy. r Kamela a,t: lAl ""'"tide visitor today. VMiiiik Son Mi'u U' Ii i. 1 land. t vi.sn inir in tl.iu ..it.. ...i.i. her son l'"i d Hamilton " " ' llt-nw. Miw U'.Us, Ktho.,1 teacher at huinela, visited in this city yesler- ''!l'. . MTt mi Ituviruvv'- Hoy Conklin. KiiiM riiiti-iidi-nt nf si'huols at I'riion trans n i..i i.nxl I in-Ms at thr court liousi- today with ' Ulimy Si;ici rit.-ri,l...,l I.' a layru. l'a Tin on-h Urn- Mis. r. ;. Hanna and Mim VI v inn IthhardK pasHcd tliroiiKh Ihto this morning on tlu-ir way to Kit-IrrpriNc- wln-ru lln-y win Vi.slt with Mrs. Hust.-r Adams. , , Home I'mui Walla WbIIr . Mr. and Mrs, O. II. 'Uk lt ro t ti rind hoiin. Iut t'ViniiiR from Wnl la "Walla where' Mrs. IMckrtt lias s)ciit tin- past two weeks yis itim; niatives. Mr. I'ieUett "drove over to meet her yeHterduy. h Out of (naraiiliiM riie quarantine on the Otis rainier home at mil l"itL street was lifted Tuesday evening. Mlth: .lean Palmer, son oi Mr. nnd Mm 1 'aimer, was HI of scarlet fever. .liinilor III Tom I e Horde, for many years janitor at the county court house, suffered a heart attack last week and has been ill at his home since then. Here l-'roni Kansas Mr. and Mrs. O. C. (sborn have as t heir guest at t heir hom-j at 7aS N. I'uarth treet Mrs. Lulu Osborn, Mr. Osborn's inolher. from Fulton, Kansas. Mrs. Oshorh ar-' rivi.d in l.a Grande Tuesday night. Visiting in Ihiker Miss Mahel Schaefer Is spending this week visiting with friends and; relatives In Haker. , MIhs S-baefer (is. a student at Whitman univer sity ami is fpeimniK " mi in i it v . months with her mother here. Visited I'llICIll Mrs. Stuart Mennit returned '. lt her home at Filter prise I his morn ing after visiting here for several days with her parents, Mr. .und Mrs. J. K. Stearns,- Mrs. lieu neit was Miss Jean. Stearns Jje fore her marriage. ' Vlsils Friend Mr. and Mrs. Fred Monroe at Camp 1 near llilgard have as their guest. Miss Gladys Welmer, of Pasadena. Cal. M b-s Welmer will remain with them for several v.ceks. Mr. Monroe is in the F. S. l''oreslry Mfrvice. I.eaie For Flora Mir-s Vera. Currey lie Jiv her lilec". Fay Mat' .'ompanieil s, stopped this niornink' on their w ay io Horn where tli. y will spend most of (Ue summer vislllnu" with Misf Currey s parents, .Mr. and , Mrs. J. Carrey. Has (itiesl Mis. II. A- Shanks, has as her -uest Miss Cora Wcdce .who ar rived h-rc Sun. lay from Seattle. .Miss Wedi;.-. who has been tenchlm." school at Seattle will spend the summer months al her home in Ziiinboll. Minn. She will leave to morrow evriilnt; for tin -ast. Home From Vacation Mrs. F. I-:. Ware and daughter. Georgia, have return'd 'from a -ealioti trip to Goldendale and. liiekletou. Wash. Miss Ware is (employed at Hi- Charle.s Keynolds 'insurance oflice. .Mm William Heitghan took her i)laeo during her absence. lilting Hen- j Howard P.. Miller, western sup- r ' visor of the Scribimr magazine' I eoinp.iuy arrive. 1 here this week I joining Mrs. Miller and IH t lo daughter, who have been spending the past few months at the home I ,. her par. nts. Mr. and Mrs, H. F. Coolidg.-. Mr. Miller, for the last ' 1 (.nr mon 1 1 has been travelling , in the mid-west in the interests of ! his biisimsN. visiting most of Hm i colleges and universities. He de I dares that it is delightful to be In i Hi.' mountains once again and to bo j free of mid-west storm.. Mr. and j Mis. .Milh r will have soon for Si-attb- where ttey will fpend a j short lime visiting. Fpon their j return here they plan to gn to Hlt ! t. r Valley. Mont., where they will p. nd the sunim'T at their ranch. b'iui" Tor Fat Alter spending several days here visiling at. the home of te r sister, .Mrs. H. F. Dixon, Mrs. Knld K'-ck-n'z, of Portland, b-ft this morning for an extended trip iu Fastern Fmted Sl'H.s. She was joined here by Mb Chrytobetl Jew. tt. also of Cortland, with whom she Mill make the trip. They will visit at Chi- ing from Sal- m w h-re Miss L igh cago. in Canada, New Work and - ton has compleh , hr third year at other catf-m cities. Part of their . Wilhunette. Mrs. Lelghton has been rip in lb- east will b- made by visiting w it h relatives and frlendM boat, tneludlng a trip on the Hud- 'in Portland. Cup.- Horn. Wash.. ..n t-ier Tie v ulaii lo r' t u r ii - Sa b m and other W-'Slern On gon i i i,(,:.i via the Puna ma can- i ,.. K'ei'i-ing ut Havana, and most of the laiger COHt Cllles, 1WII1 Mis. Keeknlz and Ml-s Jeweit are l'ortland whool teaeh-rs. TImv' will reaeh Portland about .h- last oi Aus'lit. " . ' lien- I'nini UVslou Mr. un Mrs, Annon Woods and family, or Wiston. are lure visiting file nd und rclntlvci. llinmi I'rom I'onlmiil A. J. KtaiiKi' rt-tiirnc-il holm' (his nmrnlnR from a short hiislni'sa trip to l'ordand. IIiiiih- I ron, I'm-ilnnd Mrs. Frank Uuvltt arlvid homo this mornlnir from l'ortland -whrr slii' stu nt the past scvcrul day vls Uinff. I I'rom Fntcrprfse Mr. and Mr- Tom Wright, of i Futerprise. wi-ifc in La Jrande I Wednesday. Leave For olm Fred Hpaeth Sr.. and Madeline Spaeth left thin morning for No lUH, ma., w nere uioy win spina k end. ... .... I Mrs. k. Uirkln und Ron Dick. I wont to Maker thin morning to 1 Iend the day with Mrs. Larkln's niolhcr. j I Visits SMer j KolM-'rt Tordall. of Milton, iiass.'d .tlirouch horo thi.i morniiifr on his wuy to KIrIii whern )e w ill vlnit tw"! his sliitt''"' 's l'rank liobln- nw". ( to Ifmitlnittuii Superintendent Walter Guild. Mr. Herring, car service agent and K. 1'eck'. supet IntendeiU of motive power, w-ent to lluiitliigton on train No. G this morning. Kcluriis- J iinn Ti- i M r.- and AiiH. A. J. Van Vol kenburg returned tills morning front a trip through Seattle, Spo kane and Portland.'.- They, have been gone two weeks. Home From IUmI Mrs. J. P. Landers und Mrs. t. W. Mtimford were In l.a (irande this morning on their way home from Itend where they atlendml the District N'dghbora ot Woodcraft erfnvention. ToMakc Home Hero Mrs. Kay Ingle und children arrived here today from Spokane to make her home, Mr. Ingle, ar rived some tlmo ugo und has been employed at Hie Foley Uarbcr shop. Guests lien Mr. and Mrs. George T. Cochran have as their house guests Mrs. K. .1. KucUman ami sou. George of Seattle. Mr. Jtiickman former-I ly made her homehere. her bus. band being Lr. It. J. Kuckman. S.onvcs In llo Itnail Woi-k I.. V. CIihoss,' left this niornlni; on tin- branch lino train lor ai- Iow a county points, m- is to super vise the relaylne of n new track between Joseph and Knlerprlse and the liallastlnc of the tincli be tween l.ostlne und Wallowa. VIhKIiik II"-"- "' " Mr. and Mrs. liobert (i. Smllh have as their guests Mrs. Andrew (-.Illicit, their mother, and Mr A Maiv McCluskcv. their Ulster. Mrs. McCluskey'H little dailBhler, l,ols. is also here. Their homo Is 111 .Salt llkiS City. U'avrs lor Hnntlnon yirrf II. J. llortsman. of .Kmnela. us:cd through l.a (irande this iiinrnini; on her way to lluutlne- ton wlu rc she will visit for sev- eral days. Mrs. formerly Miss Fr this city. HortHiiuin was incla I'lerson, ot In fnlihvi'll Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Miller am! I son. Donald, will return today from .. ,,,i..,.i .. 1., hev have been fol (.,y or They will brlnB with " jr Miner's two sisters. Mrs. 1 A Talman and dauirliter, tona l.nn and Mrs. 1... C. K. Haker. Visiting rami t Mrs. A. L. Gralapp. of view. Wash., is visiting her par- ettts. Mr. and .Mrs. i.rum nuw at -jiInL- N. F.irch Blrwl while her husband 1" attending summer school at, Willamette .university. Mr. Gralapp is a Uacher at Long vie w. Sl-ter Coining Mere . Mr?. Frank O'Hare will arrive liere this evening and will visit for some "lime with her sisters. Mrs. Kliabeth Donnelly nnd Mrs. Vern on Jennings ami with her brothers. Frank and Herman Geek. She will be aceompnnhd by her two child ren. Francis and Jack. Their home Ik i Stockton, Cal. Off hers Hre J. I. Pulllaiii. president. J. P. Loft ridse . vice president and gen eral manager, and J. H. King, gen eral superintendent, all officers of the Fastern Oregon Light and power company. were in La Grande Wednesday on their an nual inspection tour of the com pany properly. Home From TrlH Miss Jean Hcitham, daughter of L. Ienhiim. well known Ftgiu attorney, arrived home this morn ing from Western Oregon where she has spent the past month vis iting with h'r sisters. Mrs. F. W. Snyder, at. Lake Glow ami Mrs. T d M a y a t K u gen e. She 1 T spent some time In Portland. MIhs lienhain In a high school student at Klirin. She w ns met here by her father who transacted buslnesn ir, l.a f.rande beforp nturning home with his daughter. j Home From TH I Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Leljibtoil I and son, Adam. and daughter. . I.ti' tta. returned home ihia morn- pittiits lor ll;e pa.t month. Mr. Lelghton and Adam ft I by ia r lo join t hem. Saturday l nl lUy In 'h tuiT - The Oiexou Juurnui today i on- t.iiij- -J a pe 'tit- o! thre-j ct.-.'.itoid Bergdoll Wants To Fly to U. S.; Sends For Plane HKlil.lN. Junv 2:t (Al)- ('.ro ver Bergdoll, notorious dm ft dodg er, anxious to return to America, and Inspired by the ne.-nt trans At I untie flights, in determined o fly to the t'llited States, if he call obtain Vn American plane, capable of making the trip. Telegrn phlng the Iteiiln bureau of Tile Associated Press today from Hoexter. Wastplialla. where he stnpte'l un an autoiiulille torn. IJergdoll wrote. "Will t he constructor of th Spirit of St. Louis, or the Colum bia, deliver a plane with a Wright motor in short order'." Kcfeiriug to his "proposal to purchase the Columbia, which l.e vine did lot answer, " he amplitied on his plans as lollows: "I am anxious to fly from Ku ope to the American interior until the gasoline gives out. as soon us an airplane can be obtained. No German plane capable of this flight is obtainable at pres Mlt." A dispatch from llreim r-haven last week said thut Chailes l.evlne, who accompanied Clarence" Cham berlin on his Atlantic flight, had informed Mergdoll that the Colum bia was not for sub-. To a pro posal that Hergdoll be permit te 1 to accompany Chamberlln on a return flight to the t'llited States,' l.eviue rt plied that he and Cham-( ber'.in w ere going back to New York together. U. S. CUTTER AFTER RUM RUNN ER TODAY j ) (Continued from Page One) place to hide long enough to turn over to American bootleggers some thousand-odd eases of liquor. The Malahat. formerly the Ma honey, on which Jack Loudon sail ed when he gathered material tor "The Sea Wolf." but which since hus reputedly become a rum run ner left Tahiti, in the South Seas several week-- ago after clearing for British Columbia. Her cargo was reported to be between 1 mill and I'lUHl eases of liiitoi. The Ma hi lint earned her t,Me of "ghost ship" because she slpipe phantom Mice past coast guard patrols, and never actually 'was' caught landing liquor, allhoimh 'for-! years she lias been reputed a. rum ship. If her liquor cargo was in tended to ((iiejich California's thirrft. officials assumed, the old steam- c,. n.,8 nvvtl lu ).,. .e,.,( Slulilcil .liine !.- The coast Kuard i-ntler T.iinai'.j HlKllted lite Malahat June 15. about the time that three liiiioi.M'i:'.ui'es were nuiilo between Saiuu Cruz, 'Cal.,' iViul Half Moon b.iys.uiie miles norlh of that city. .Most of the liquor was whiskey which. of ficials thought miKllt llavi come from anywhere, but the rest of U was Chinese wine, which made tlui raiders reflect Unit the Malah il was ouiy inn nines oil I no rujisi when she was sighted. - I The cutter Shawnee w is rtis- (Patched lo watch the Malahat June 17, and two days later she was ic.v.i.. .... ..... . ,,...-.- masier 11,111 oroei s 10 see 10.11 Hie .Malanal mil not land luiuor. J nluht the 1 otters used their sei.i'cb- llirblM while cii clinir I be miisiiccIi .I ) vessel make sure that speedy rum craft were unable to ylble up and load cari:o frnm her holds. I lie .Malunat euillllcil tills sur- velllnnee until Monday when she ttiiddeulv headed westward ami steamed some 'iiin mites straight lo- ....... I It... a ..,... Il.-.l l.w "i"' . '. , . 1 1 10 111. 1 oai gua r.i 1 1 1 1 te ui 1 s j.ne last night expeeted her to steam j slowly northward today, remaining 'about her present distance from the as). The Fnhokla wai said to have provisions eirmgh to l.o-t la d;ivs and her nffieers were deterinini-d to stick to (he last of the "frce.c out'1 game. students, among them Sam Coch ran, of this city, w ho travelled from 'a Ii font ia to hciron lu a light touring car to attend the ad club convention at, l'ortland. According to the Journal the three boys "paid i:t lor a w reek and a r rived in college style for the convention.' I 'ochran Is the sou of M r. and M i s. George T. f 'och ran. of this city. He has recently been chosen local advertising man ager for (he Stanford paper, the Daily Palo Alto. ICetitrii Front Portbuid Mr. and Mrs. F. IS. Appleby ami son. i 'a rlt on, nd nrm-d home t his mot ni tig from Port land and Ta I'utmi, Mrs. A. It. Appleby ac companied tli in to Taernna last week for & if.it wiiii t-f-itf ivi-.H. In Portland the first of this week Mr. Appleby atbn.leil the convention of the Pncilfc Oast Advertising clubs association and spoke be fore the newspaper depart men' al Tuesday afternoon. TWIN'S CHANCE THEIR; PLEAS; ARE SENTENCED (Continued from Tupo 1) two brothers. Kay ami Hoy. Jlugh le Autremont. re-told to the 'Mail Trlbunehia confession to (he Sis kiyou tunnel train robbery and m u filers u s ho n-inemJiered It from liiti Vontetttion last night to county and porduL authorities. "If the world must know) 1 killed the engineer. (Sidney L. Hat.s, of luinsmuir, t il. ) Hoy killed tho I ii urn ii (iinivm oeiiK, ui i 'ii i in tiiuir. Cal.) and Hay killed the brakeinan (Coylc Johnson, of Ash land).' said Jie 23-year-old youth who Tuesday evening was foil ml guilty by a jury on an indictment charging the murder of Johnson, with a recommendation .of life imprisonment. The text of Hugh's version, given frankly and freely, is as follows: "Tiusjfcia long story. I feel that if it is half told, it will not give the correct Impression to the pub lic. It goes hack to conditions of our boyhood that we ourselves do not understand. In short, 'the hand of the potler wavered.' and poured into the mold of the J e Autremonts too much guts. Hlght now, I want to say (here wll be discrepancies In the story, but we. have made a clean breast of It. "This dastardly crime bad its birth w Imn Kay was in Monroe. We all know it was a beastly, das tardly rr.hpe, as, well as . anyone else'. Kay". cuiSift 'out of 'Monroe, embittered against )n world, llo had been reading laiwiu, Huxley, tfchoepenhauer, und all that stuff. His mind w as saturated with hat red. Tluy accused him ot radical syndicalism. luslead he was just a socialist, who wanted a stjuaru deal for everyone.' Talked Over Idea lUy im t his twin brother Hoy. und they talked over bis ideas, said Hugh, "and soon Hoy had Che sanje .thoughts, they have, al- V.ays been close. What one felt so did the other. i 'HiMntly before my graduation Ii-oiii the high itchool- at Artcsla, U. M.. Kay came for a visit, llo talked this thing to me, and I felt t!hc same wayl don't know why. After my 'graduation t came to tjiregou and joined my brot hers, (pur plans were still indefinite. , "After we quit working in tho logging camp at Stlverton we went to Portland and bought the auto mobile, as the mate's evidence Nciwvd.1 i 'it was not pur first Idea, to Rold up a train. We figured on a hank along the Pacific highway. Hoy and Jtay were to do the job. ( was to drive the car, Kay was more concerned ' about the get away. 1 was to remain in t ho I irkm-ound. We cruised along the highway, hut we could not find a hank that we had an cv-jn chance fo roll and get away. We did not Consider murder. ' I "When this .we-of our planning went wrong, we d elded to hold tip a train and drove to the Slskl yoiis. We" picked the Shasta lim ited. For thiVe days and nights we M lulled t rain movements 1 h rough tin? tunnel. The only ttuin we had a chance wit h was 1 hlrtceii, and we laid our plans ' accordingly. When we got our plans connected lip. I drove tho car back to Fu gene, to my ''father's w here the oftleern found H. "A. day or I wo before the job v. 'lis pulled, we moved to Mount Crest cabin, from camp No. "J, first burning all we could, and fixed tin foot pads, and ereo.Mted them. I ndccideil f "The night before we got alt ready," continued II ugh, "all of us. were undecided, but each was afraid to back out. because he fear ed the others would say he had cold fe. t. I know I didn't want to ko through with that, and the twins felt the same way about It. "About noon. Hoy and 1 went to t he no it h cud of I he, tunnel and w ailed for thiiieeu. The state thought it was Hoy and me, who were in the yardK. but It was Hoy. Kay was at the detonator,. "When the train tame along, we ran for the blind baggage. I got on, but Hoy dropped his gun. Ho nearly missed the train. 1 held out my hand and helped him on. To gether we crawbd over, the tender and down Into the cabin before they noticed us. 1 told the engin eer to stop, and he did. about where 1 wanted him lo. "I t h. ti marched t In engine, r and fire man up to the detonator. That was not tob; lu my trial. While we were there, Hay passed the pump, and we could hear the ex plosion. It was sort of muffled. Then 'all of lis, t he ft re man and engineer In tie- lead hurried baek lo the train. Nothing wus said. 'Iniinci-Full of hmokc "When we got back to tho en gine, the tunnel w ii ft full of .smoke and it wan hell iu there.- teiim and smoke and gas - I am ashamed ol my story. "As soon as the engine stopped Ac made rea.fy to Mow open the mail car. Ilefore this the mail clerk stuck his head out of the door. Kay told him to come out. Instead he slammed the floor and locked It. Then I tub) him o fume out, that we wchi going to blast the car. Wo were giving him a chance. He again refused. lie should huvtt come out. '1 knew it would kill him. 1 called lo lilm the third time, und told him it was : his last chance. 1 think 1 told him, 'if he wanted to Jieeji on siutlng tnall he better come out.' All of us, the fireman ami en gineer went up to the tie tuna tor, jum as J told you u. minute ago I and Itay bore down on the handle ut the blaster. I We then rushed back to the engine lliiv li:t.l nil imloiiutltn ... ,,., u, llla pistol, and he kept the .fireman covered. 1 had tho engineer. "When we got back to lite en gine in the tunnel. Hoy made the fireman stand with his hands up against the wait, and I made tho engineer get into (he cab. We were going to ma'ic him pull the mail car down to White pine, so as to let the smoke and gas clear out. Kay went back to uncouple it and figured the( uir would hold the train. While this was going on. we saw a man with a fusee over bin head coming down t he right side of the train. Things wero getting desperate Hay ami 1 took a shot at him, when he got too close. Fliv ICIrst Kltot I "I never will rorget blip, lie staggered towards lis. and said: " 'Wait a minute boys'." He was all stooped over holding his stom ach. 1 don't know how' lui ever stood up w ii h so much buckshot In him. He staggered out of the tunnel, and fell down tigninst Hie side of the tunnel. Wo did nol shoot him in the back as the doc tor said. He should have known better (ban that. 1 had the auto- '!'lt " 1 """ w nen ne was HiaggerinK ami ni' ped and went up through the shoulder and not down us the slatd I claimed. 1 w ill never forget the 'look on his face. It has been lull, e dropped down on the ground and died. 1 know, I was there. Were all excited now. I ' 1JUt, the engineer get back In the i uuM whil Hay tried to uncouple n,,, tn.tii n we could haul It 1 ... eno engineer tried to kid 1 told him to go ahead, when Kay gave the signal, but the en gineer told me he could not. You Know they testified that the engine , was set al a full stop. Thal'H what lie was doing when he told me ho j could not go ahead. . "1 told him it was my life or his. We Buy for Less We Sell for Less STRAW HATS In (lit- new Swi.-s VrJtlo:., Leghorn, Pnuauin ami Sen nets correct shapes nnd ui "" i ii i.i . -. i,i . ,1, mode!-, Nt.Gcd tlbt uinl priced right $1.95, $2,15, $2.93 MEN'S SAILORS sjilits mid Sennits 50c - 95c Nework5tdr2 DcHtioycrs of lliuli "Vi.-.es. Arcade i iWHftBir'J ,( J?lr rktiT of LARS HAfJSOH PAULINO STARKE iE0NEST j (O.MINti MONDAY "THE CRADLE SNATC1IERS" A real comedy treat! He footed around an still we didn't go ahead. "I was nuui!' Mad! Mud!' . "lom-m OoniHJMiro Hugh hissed his words and seemed to llvo over again the tragedy in the darkened tunnel, ' ami waa - apparently losing his composure. ; itm Interviewer told him nothing ; was tu be gained now by silence, , that life Imprison m ent had been t ordained, for his late, and remind- 1 ed the young outlaw of tavors the i correspondent had extended him , with cigarette i j "Well if you and the world must j i know, I shot thu engineer, Siilm-y : Hates. I'm sorry. K very body h is j his temper gel the belter of him. : 'Then. Hoy shot thu tiieiimn. He j j ) as t he lust. ( "We then ran back into the j woods, where we had a secret 1 , cliche, they never found. Wo hid ! t here for ten daya. O.-W. Safety First Meeting Yesterday The regular monthly safety fir-.t 1 ijic'-ting of the local O.-W. was held yeslerony at the O.-W. club routtiH with Kobei t Noland, shop foreman, Iu charge. Talks on sat -ly measures and suggestions as to general safety precautions fea tured t he meeting, which was at tended by about "n railroaders. SHANGHAI, June (VP) -- Krigadier General Smedley 1 . Hic hr, arriving here today from Pek ing aboard the F. S, S. Klehmoll 1, strongly intllnatcd that fmtlit Amei lean marine forces w ill pi -ceed noi t h shortly. Heart Insurance v.ould have been a lot easier for dainty Joyce to sell than life insurance. But trust her to find that out in ample time to wreck a couple of bachelors' hearts on the rocks - of her dimpled smile. "Somclhinff to Laugh At!" LAURA LA PL ANTE IN THE LOVE THRILL with TOM MOORE, BRYANT WASHBURN, JOCELYN LEE TODAY ONLY STAR FRIDAY And TODAY witf) TOIinEKCS M, V,T TONY. the wond?r horss , VJ YiYri f 1 I'ATIIE N KAYS, Showing C'liainlicrlin and Lcvino Reach (!ennany; -Lindbergh in England, and other events. FABLES 59 STORII tjTA in thi war Attain Store No. IS !a (nude. Ore. , MEN'S OXFORDS $2.95 Even accustomed as people are to getting the upmost in shoe values at BREIER Stores, they will be delighted with the class of shoes we are featuring at these new low prices. Black or Tan. ADDITION OF MORE LIGHTS IS DISCUSSED (Cotitlnurd from PaRit 1) hntro riiit nl dlslrli-t No. ICS, III favor of flydf It. Kidt. ' ; Aiinow.H'riiii'iit was made liy tho I'liy uiioiin'y, imoiKt' I. uiiiiiio. that thi' dilrli eointiany wolllj iin-i ( l-'riday I'Vi-niiiK at h o'cloi-l:-. SATURDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY (osmopolitan i-'i-ouuction a (erriiic storm and I not hipivm-K, be rescued the sole survivor a j,rirl ol' rare and in triguing beauty! Into his life she brought romance such as he had never dreamed possible, stirring ;ul en! im iml'm'iH:ilili fhi-ills!