La Grande evening observer., June 28, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 5

i;a okanoe evening ohservkr
Piipe Five
Tuesday, June 28, 1027.
Local News In Brief
COMING KVliNTS
July 21, 22, 2'.l Sllltu Allll-ri-rim
.vgliiii iiiivt'iillim ill La
Unlink'.
OiIoIkt (ilrrlnltn thitu nut
iIitIiIihI ! Oii-kiiii I'lirciit-Tuni'lu-r
u?s4M.-itiliiiii convt-iitiou
hi're.
In C'liy Today ,
Florence Wright, of Kaniela,
In La Grande today.
Shopping: IVnm Mcucham
Mrs. Win-! Abel and ulster,
I.eniee Williams:, were l.u Grande
visitors yesterday from Meaeliani.
Ileii I 'wuii Itoi-H
Mrs, J. . A. lirow n,
Hlopped here yesterday,
to red at the Foley.
of
She
lioise,
reglH-
i I ere I Yom X y(Mi
Florence Mayer, of Nyssa, was a
visitor In I -it Grande yesterday,
phe stopped at the Foley.
IVntllrttm I'ecmlc llt'ii
', Mr. and Mrs. V. 1 1. Thomas, of
rendh ttm, ai'e spending a few days
hi this city on business.
Jtcturn ' From Vacation
; Mrs. Martha M-'ulley returned
Huoday f,roin Wealth- and Victoria.
II. w here she has )eii spending
her vacation. ,
Ilert lVoill Ohio--
! Mr. and Mrs. J. 1'. Lehmlb-r and
rf. nnd.Miw. William Lewis, of j
( 'anion, .Ohfd, stopped here yester
Uay on tljeir way to the coast.
j
'
y and
, are
Hew I'i-Oiii cnunilil
' Mr. and Mrs. A. 1 , l.all
children,-, or Vernonia, Ore.,
visiting in this city. They
guests at the Sommer hotel.
(lonie in l-nK' j
Miss Violet Kynearson returned
h oiiict this morning to Hot Lake
niter spending a day or so visiting
In I.H Grande. J
Keturiis Jloine
M ivs Gladys I ; vans returned to
her hoim at Winona, (hi'., after
visiting hre for some I line with
Mrs. Klmer Wilhelm.
At Soniinri'
Mr. a-fid Mrs.
r.erke.-, Gal., i
for a. day or so.
Summer.
G. K. ltailej
of
re .stopping her
'J'hey are at th
Here From I Jiterprise
Mr. and Mrs. Ira J. Irwin and
sou. of Fill erprise. f.p nl esleiday
'n this city. They stuped at the
ttniiiier"flofVl."- " '
Goat Is
I'lis-uble
M, S. Alpert drove to I'ortland
y.-sterday on business for a few
days'. He reports back that the
road is passable through Aiiing
1 on.
Home From Seaside
Mr. ami Mrs. It. A. Thurston re
t urm d home from Seaside and
Portland this morning. They have
b en visiting for the past wee
so at these two western points.
For The Hh
9 10.85 to t? 1:1.85
At Special Pi iics
Clothes. Of Quality
Clint s
Clothiery
The More Willi CoiiM.ictif
KriiiriisT'iimir Movie I 'rejection tyu
Mr ! a . o u ii I v nii.l lial.y AlnrhtitP I tlXl nl I I'd I f 5 I
I.iikw'11 thrmiKli Ii-r. this iiKiriiini; I ,y f I 1 " 1,1
mi lliilr miv lioiim Ki lOnliiprlsi. II , f' j
i-r vlmlliiB for suwrtil .h'Kh ill Two ini' I" ' '" '
I'.iiints I'ufis nllli lor niolhiT. -Mrs. vnlnnl nl !IM' l.:iv u in- t t i
. II. Ilankliis. sli.ll--l '! Hi- SHir IIm-iiUt i.y , V
. Mcy...s inn Itou.-ii. Slur ;in-l .X I - ( J
l.r Fur ViMl- ;.a,'.. p.opiiilors. Tho no,.-l,il..s ' t . i j
M IS. UKIl mii'iy oo.i in -i .ii-... ,.,..., , . ...
Mm. Miirtin KilZKonilil h it l.y Imill I lo I..- ino.h rii In i-vi-ry ri sp.-i-i. rfgjj
Mslonliiv lor I-.ji lUin.l. SpoKiim- j Hp-ihil llnwlit i-.iiipiin-iil whirl. IpA .
I s.n'lt.. lR-ir tin y i;l visil .1,,. m i,.viy wllll ..il...n ami f-K- f t&
. . ;;:r .,;: ..... j i
To M.-II l..iin;l.t.-i Mull, , I .HI. ,- tin- ii Kiilnr show h,s- . , I
M.S. .N'al.rv C.ll.l. lillll. of IVn.ll-- nii.-hl. J'
loii imswil tlirollsll this rlly 0.1s lli-itilinlni.' wilh ..1ay "'- r 0r
inornlim- rtn lo r ay to Wall.mu lorinuiu- II.- ... n ' iioo liln-s wl.l f , yl .
iliniuhl.-r, .Mr.-. Kim-.m- Notts. '-.. nr.- hli:h.' s.il isfi.-.l uitli lli-j A jf
on,. him :i. Th. y in- KIVII1B. " a " f
. -.,.,,i Si.aM.I. sl-Mly. H-.ir HKhl li ; 1 .; knoy P
.Mis .Miuy Mi-K. n:l-. of Sum- will'uiM lli.H li lo Hi- . luoylii. ol -
ill.. Mioop-l li-r- Ihis morn- r our pillions." 1.- i-oiitinu.-.l. I "V 'I
hii mi li. r wny lioin- lift- r visilint' .'"V." "' .
; I S.si,li. .1,1.1 l.urll.in.l lor y(.fl;,S- Fl Otll C 00111 3 '
'-'-l- i, . T I1s.li,l if' i
: ro""w'p,"mui,l
Mr. n u.l Mis. 11. A. l-ox will ? ,
I. ..v.- th.s . v-,,1,,1,- lor I1.-...I wh-r SAN l-KI'lf. M1.. J ' S ,
m.v will .,si. ....in ih- i.'sf "f '"' !- a .1....H. K-.IP ;-;;' '"" l",,,":'l',' f
..-k win, M,-. kx- I..""."- '"i"r '?; ' s's T' " k
I- ., y-M-nlay l,v.M. ..- .. . , (j
1-rday o.e her way eat for the . lf.tl(.v ere I ' " '"X. .
r. Mi.-oolidgewasaguest fm- her
" '''' da-tghteFs suicide by her mother. j r.V . I
p i '"; j tok si I I 'i:i:s Itl LAPsi: i j r&
I DRESS IT! II SAN FltANClS.'O, June -X fAP) fit- - fe J
I 1 if in- C 1 . .-..lanse today in v; . ( V3f"'?
I L-..,.MV I. his tight against an attack of ,-, 4
I Mil l-lAl!iL,01 l!ih,Mis which seized him in Fori - I I
v wyv first 8ii.. w,"ks "ko- H: I If ' $
V ALl i!i r IKol r,in.iltion was reported e.Mreineiy Fy.'vfJ ' Vf
jf re.,k. I h
ffi 1 m Ei ti,.. reiw.tt marks another turn I t ' j ;y tm
Pg 0 V" I lar has be. a gradually bsmg 5 . fc j
R JLvlJ lion-. lb- had .. ".ably " f I 11 , f I
lWfcittW V yi si.rd.iy. h.M't.'l bulletins K.id. j f f ?v"
I rUm si on Willi t'Oltoiitwe I .In,i i. m.v M'M- l"imd i..aud"f K..-li.i. I .;. I'd ..lid M.i -
rfl l iir I'ortlmiil
Hurry Mohi- lilt yist.'r.lny for
I'.irllan.l by cur lit- will slop al
Whit.- Salmon, Wash,, wh.ru he
will visll with llr. and Mrs. lnvlh'lil
Klnshr. Mm. KloHtei- Is .Mr. .Mollr's
sibler.
. Puvh'iI Through
Mr. and .Mis. J. 1'. llaiina. who
are. well known to local people
nausea mrougii this t-liy last night
on their way home from Hunting- ja.ftou.uut and the statu govern
lon to WuUn Walla. They were ; ,m.nt would be limited from tu-
Ki-eeted by loeal friends while the ;
train stopped.
To Arcept J'dstlfon
.Miss J.ydin Hue and Mrs. II, ).
J uney. of Enterprise, stopped in
this city yesterday on their way to
Moscow w here Miss Hue has ac
cepted u position um secretary to
the registrar of the I niversity of
Idaho. Mrs. Juney will return)
huine l:i a tew days. (
' ' j
i:pectc (I for VIHt
Mr. and Mrs. Diaries l'rovost ar!
expecting Mr. I'rovost's brother. Al
Jrovost. to arrive here this even
ing Coin Hiiynville, Montana for a
vwil. ile will also visit wilh Kd
l'rovost, another brother, while In
l.a Grande. Mr. l'rovost slopped
at Itoise and lb-nd on his way here.
I,cncs J'or rortlaiui
M I'M, Jean Hirlew returned to
Portland last night alter visiting
here at the home of Mrs. 1. 1'.
Diarieton for u short time. Mrs.
Hirlew was formerly Mims Iris King
and enjoyed visits with friends
here during her stay.
turns Home
Alter visiting for about .two
weeks with Miss Veda Frice,1 Mtsft
Marion Wuigiey left yesterday for
her home in Itoise where she will
upend tho summer vacation, ltotli
: Miss I'riee and Miss (.Juigley are
t student.') lit the l.'niversily of 'ah
I iuglon.
Hclurns Home
Alter visiting in this city for
the past four or five days Mrs.
Lillian McCall Kinney, formerly
of this city, but now of Oakland.
Gal., return. d home last night.
Mrs. Kinmy visited with her
mother. Mrs. Mei'ail and her sis
ters, Mrs. Arch Macon and Mra.
Clyde S'-itz, and with friends.
$50,000 DA1MAGE
CAUSED BY STORM
L WESTON AREA
(f'ontlnucd f'om Tago One)
conferring w ith officials of .the l.'n
ion Pacific system.
' "T1W' st'frni su efV oVf-r ' !( Vast
t- rritory betwei u Ferdinand and
Gratlgeville, estimated between 10
to la miles wide and 17 to IS
miles long," said Hanraban. "The
farmers art; said to have lost ap
proximately 12 per cent of their
wheat which will amount to ap
proximately 1imi,0I0 bushels. The
nil slimes are reported as being
ry large."
Hanraban said Cottonwood and
ivilie were coiiHtiderahiy
imaged from the storm.
iv . ,li,lK.,',i iron. iik. su.rni. . , , , , ,
rl-t,-,l ,.. '" ' ! "X 11 l.
i:ment to bed th- T::-e..r- fy i 3 1
'old .h-M'M". reported on - I S
.,.. V. fge Of ,l,",,h 1 'K A
' Ml L ( III I .I'l t FN W ITH US
I i I I
' 1'V Yi'liK. June K. I A I ; l.very in or hT m : ue lard
pie pre ne. t of b i vim: to p:o h-r, doubt I--. .-hare th-.- pr:.b- !
f.lXI, , hiidr.-u. ranyhm in aue fi-i:ii ti I I
ivo to M umi'i. in Jin orploui ay- i n-ir S"'is ha e 1 1 -v n. i n- i :u '
!,, ,.,,.,iipted .M'"- M-i'.v Ftee-nMO.1 Jl?e. top to Imttmn. M vr. Lvang.
I , x, d i wo monlhs. to tui n -n' ,:: ! .tue Lind.eri;n. .Mr-.
i. r h.om- in White I : h.,rd L, Gvid. ai.d M vs. L,
B " -'" ' . . . x- I . i; . .. .,
I-Nti.ne. 1.. 1. I't m:iM. ..r.r. , , ... " )
; , , ,(,i.d i-obee thi- ;,:( - t , ; i . - Lie.p.e. ,,,. ;
VOTING SLOW
BEFORE NOOX
HERE TODAY
(Continued from P:iff 1
where. chti mated that not more
tluin -in jut rent of the registered
VOle UOlJid be fit St.
In addition to the itieonie tax, !
which was proposed by Governor-
I. 1.. I'uttersuu to provide revenue i
j to meet u deficit In Mute govern- j
Intent finances, another state liuan-
Ifiul iii ;itiui i1" of importance Is in- i
volvrd in the election today. It is !
u proposal to tlx a new base tor
tin six per rent tax inc reading"
limitation. The new base would bo
creasint; taxes more than six per
'cent above that f;&ure.
There are 1J issues on the state
ballot, and in i'ortland voters
were to deride upon bond iswiies
lor a proposed wide traffic artery
to the iiurusidc bridge, tor con
st ruction of a new Morrison street
bidg--, and for a new armory.
SALK.M, Ore., June 'JS (Al')- j
t'lilesn the voters perk up In their
attendance at the pulls during the
afternoon and evening
Salem's IS precincts will rei
lightest vote ever cast at
hours
ord the
a city
or state election.
Only 85- of the SS5S registered
voters in the city, less than 10 per
cent, had cast their ballots up to
o'clock, a canvass of all of
the polling places revealed. Nor
mally thu vut. up to 4 he. noon luiur
runs between 15 and -0 per cent.
HOSF.huna, June 2Ji (AP)
An exceptionally; light vote -was
cast here this morning in the spe
cial stale election. . Although
Kosehurg -has double election
boards in all prccincta In only three
had the voting lit mion reached suf
ficient numbers for the. second
board to start work. A .somewhat
heavier vote is anticipated in the
afternoon.'
G It ANTS l'ASS. Ore., June !
(Al) An exceptionally light vote
was being polled here today in the ,
special election. Voting places re-J
ported at noon that an exception- j
ally small percentage of registered
voters had cast their ballots. Them
were no indications that the vote;
vvniili! be irreatlv augmented this'
KFGF.NK. Ore.. June 1 K (AT)
Voting in Kngeiie. up to '1 o'clock
wum extremely light with a fore-
cast of not more than a per cent
ballot. '
Though the weather was perfect
tor an election day, and many local
issues of ini noil a nee were up. vot
ers teemed to care but little con-
c-rnlug the outcome of the dec
ticn. - Kecall of Sheriff Frank K. Tay-
lor. a re-vote on Fugetie'a j:.Mi",iM)() j
municipal auditorium bond is::ue. I
bonds for Um constriicliou of u city
THEIR MOTHERS j
2 A.
Marriage Must Wait Upon Divorce
1V 'v S. SF
TP- -i- r X
J : '
jt -
Some, time after nr-xt Mny, alter
t mates, Adolphe Menjou and Kathryn Carver 010 to be wed. says
; Hollywood. They are now playing leading luks In the tame picture.
I
power plant on the MeKenzic river, i
and bonds lor a municipal play-
ground were among the local issues
at stake.
.
Dance Band Has
Two New Members,
The Vai sity Vagabond;
John
liohtnson's college band, have two
i n--w inen'in t hel orchest in. Thev ,
are Clifford Ithd and Leonard
'Thompson.' Hird plays the violin. 1
jsaxaphone, drums, and clarinet)
, am Tiiompson plays Ihe saa-
' phone, clarinet and trumpet. Itird
LMIil 'riiolnpoll ir
nnM In li
i laln. i H.
r.' In lal.
Vaj,'mi-r
u !tn h:i'
IM'cially rlrvi-r ( 11
lii'W int'ii romc h
plan's ol' l'"ianz
KiiiiX'lh I'rni'liir.
liirnt'd I'- tln'ir he
Tin- V.i;;.ilii):l.ls
laic- i-v.'iy Kalurcl
I'lai
111"
an I
i-
t l.ni.l.
illawt
i In I'o
lay al V
ir nU-ht.
Services lleinfi
Held This Week
Kva n go list ic services
..in
held at the Gaplist t lunch cviv,
evening t his w-rk ft ml an- prov
tiiLT of much I nt i -rest. The meet
imrs are being conducted by Mi.;s
I Nettie Springer and Miss
Inez
I!,.,. I. ,.!,,, I. ol It ni fli.lni-d
min.s-
tei of the Friend church.
i Special siiiKing program:!
1 I n arranged for each nighl
puldie is cordially in bed !
Ti
SWANNON IMHCTi:i
I A iS A ' ; i-:LFS, J line
A P
- - A. S wanton, assistant secretary
itf the J ti 1 i i ii Petroleum corpora -
M oil, in charge ol the .New oi k oi-
I fices of the oil eoiicerii, was tunned
by the district attoi
I day as appearing in
ney's office t.
a new batch 1
el'irned by li
,eu indictments i
and Jury in the slock over i
invcstlgat Ion.
KOHN'FU AftJI II l'i;i
liAKKi:. re.. June JX. fAI'i -
eorui' itohner. charged Willi iiiinv
vo shots at his former wife. Ida
Mtidiiier. near lu te June 1. was ac-
iiiltP-d by a jury in clrcttt court
here late Inst ui;:ht. The trial last-
d three .iays. The jury was out
five boms.
ARMY FOKKKIt
PL A N K STARTS
ACROSS OCEAN
(Continued from Page 1)
ihe Fokker.
'The army hi loo far ahead of
now." Gutter said lo Smith and
: Moltett. ""Let's wait and w-e what
j happens to them." He said that
when tin- deflector broke alter. the
hop off Smith wan all for going on
egardk'is and that he had to poke
I M.titn in Ho- hack ot the melt to
attract his attention and make him
return lo the field.
Moi tett luter announced UiaA
! Smith could ninUe the fbulit It Jmi
il doing so with a new navi-
' gator.
Smith led tin- flying li
i. -hi Hiij-ini;
ho vvotil.l
i i.y tn mi
.-r;ili.-I.M-ii
are lium .l
he did not know- what
do. He was driven iiv
aUtOlllohlle hy n -'ail
oman 1 1 lend with his t
in his hands.
The air plane
i Ii... I. .I
to its eamp with Moffet!, Cailer,
'tin- oMo r sponsois and meehann
j eng.ig. I in a spirited com rovi-t-sy
o v e r w hut should b do lie and
whether It wa worth whihj to at
.i.'inpf the flight regardless ol the
fact that the army plain: was W'il
out to Sea.
! 'the JH T -pOI t reeei (d of th"
'Fokker. piloted by Limit. Lester j,
I Maltlmid. with Lieut. Albert He
jgeMberger as navigator, whs that.
; it was wighfed al lo -', n. m. li'i"
mil' off Hte 'a i i ! o in la coast.
I he i'pott was lee- le. by the
ai i.i-Iio stalio-i in San l-'raccis-Mom
an unid-iiUli'd VthJ'.'l Hi
Pi. "
5 ' yt&a
i
pi
1 .... " miiy' .
both have Uivoiced thetr former
Army officials estimated tho
.".peed of tho Fokker at least 1 00
miles an hour. They declared that
j If Lieut. Matlland can maintain
i this speed he should reach lfouoiu-
jlu well within the 24-hour flight
; period hoiiad allotted himself.
Alt.MV I'LA.M-: HOPS OI F
MCMCIPAL AIUI'OICT. OAK
LA.'i. Gal.. June JJ. IAI'1 Pre
liniin uiei were short ami action
fast here today Just before the army
Fokker look the air at 7:n:M-i a.
in., on its non-stop flight low ard
ituiohilii.
Lieutenant Lester J. Maltland.
'pilot of the huge ship, and J.icutMt-
ant I leuenberger arrived fnnii
Crissey I 'm!d. Sa u Fru iicIm'o, with
Majr Genera! Mason Patrick. They j
jeaine oy anio ami as i tie car swum;
, into ihe field the soldier guards
j stationed about tho plane during
j t li" nielli tliMhtetieil their lines to
hold back t be ever-liicreashu;
-cruwd.-j of- spectators.
I Al that itioiiit ni several army
lr-erviee planes arrived from Crisse.v
I field and lauded near tlm T'l'.'n foot
runway at the head of which the
Fokker was si tinned,
j Lieut-mints .Maltland and Mrgen-
berger Immediately climbed into
.the laldn of the plane and adjust-
ed instiurnenls and controls for thejaiit Mailland told
inki'-'i
The rovers that wcrctwnuhl rather they tlid not go to ihe
about ihe three motors! field to see the hop off. apparently
e niuht were ripped off. I fearing there miiihl be a mi-diap.
. wrapped
during 111
Lieutenant Maltland r-hoiited "Gas."
a mechanic answered "Heady. " am)
motors were slarietl with
Shake
flyers
, HaiuG
climbed into
e approached
who shook ha
a warm, lingci
Ai
)da ne
with them with
ela-p.
"God bless you. my ' boys,'
ge-ieral said to the Inn flyer.
know you are going to do it."
Lieutenant Mailland rcplici
"General, you know I'm goi
do my best.''
Th.'ii be and I leuenberger v
I o ! lie crow ds a fid elim bed
I heir plane.
the;
"1
int.
.lust as the no. tors
L. Smith, pilot, of tin
w hie h was evpected
army pl.t ne Into t he
arted. Krnest
-i than plane
o follow ihe
ir w 1 1 bin I he
next lew Lours,
army plane and
in in front of the
hisping bis hands
I'tgetln-r lie thrust them
his
head am) Initiated a baud shake so
t ha I hot ll Lieut f-nant s Mai t la ml
lliroiiell Ihe window of the pilot s
ealnn.
'Good luck." Smith shouted at (
the lop of his voice, and the friend-j
ly rhals wlm were beating him to'
Ihe take off smiled and nodded. I
The plane stalled down the run
way raising such a great cloud of,
In-l that the spectators ei.ubl not .
y
W . . s, Intucfiti -poke iii a
.'ai'e iill'lirini- m Hie Cbilixb of
GcmI Lapel bet ee. The erdlt I
. it-, "He is a gli'Hl Hpettker,
, ((libtn'i in-. hen ring htm for
an iiiiiooiiI of inoiK'V." leetln-r
j tiMiigbl ami tomorrow nihl. H
I'. M. He -ure to licnr Ho gn ill
"M-nki'r, C onic: tui ly tu be mu c
i ot U aiat.
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FLIGHT LOG
June (I'acitlr Tim--):
7 a. in. Lieutenants Lester J.
Mail la ml and Albert 1 bgcnheri;er
receive final Insti uctions from M.;
jor General M.u.on Fatrtck, chh I
id air corps.
7:a;i a. m. Maitland and H-g-enberg-r
si art lor Honolulu in
army Fokker innnophtui Iron
litaUlund tnuniclp:i idrport.
7:o a. in,- Army air plane pusses
( through Gotden Gate, S.n Fian-
I CISCO.
1 ;t::;ii n. in.- Finest 1.. Sir.it It.'
j pilot, and t "hai'len Garter, navi - -1
gator, start lor Honolulu in cii'-;
inn plane. J
!: Iti a. m Sunt li and 'arterj
return with damaged air deflector.'
Hi a. in. Army gives Smith neu j
deflector which has to be cutj
down to fit civilian plane. t
I ti n. m. Army plane sight - j
ed ;bnt miles oil' Oallfornm coa d
liy unidentilled iihip. j
IJ:o. p. in.-- - Smith's hacker
postpone frin tndefiniti ty w In n
Navigator 'arter argued against
slarMng so late In the day.
see the machine.
The screams of several w omen
could be heard amidst the cheers of
ithe spectators. They f caved the
huge machine miyht nut leave .be
ground sucecssf ully.
Seen nds i hat seemed minutes
elapsed before the drab ei..red
wings of the army plane were seen
lo emerge from the ehtud f dust.
"They're off; they're in the a'"."
shouted the crowd, ami and her
cheer arose from civilians and
army men.
( K erhead. circling abmt t he
field w ere several army service
planes. As seuli as I he Fokker
cleared the ground these escort
machines straightened nut on a
westerly course and fell in I'oi'ina -
(ion behind t he l-N.kker as die i
passed over the San Franel,co bay. I
heading toward the Golden Gate.
The escort planes left (he Fokker
as slip swung out over uir
tit Undo estimated lo be
ibout. 'jetHt
feet.
I Lieutenant Maitland's parents.
I Air. and Mrs. J. W. Maithind. of
ilurlingame. Gal., were on tin
lo witness the tale off of the
plane. To them went the
haudwave from the pilot j
plane started rolling along th
Neither the fathei
'er wtuihl diseii-s their son'.t veil- j
tore after the plane depari.Ml, ,
1 The army pl.ine left the runway:
i about tintto feet from t be starting I
.point, army officials declared al'wvj
i checking t he run w hen the dust j
clouds bad cleared. J
Spent Niuht at Oakland
Lieutenants Mailland and IIim u- I
berger stayed at a hotel in oa'--'
land last night, retiring at U p. m. (
They were called at u : 1 a. in. by!
army uffice'-s wlm went to the lioi.ol j
to escort them to the flying field, j
Lieutenant Mailland had Hot tobF
his father and mother at what time.
be expected to hop olf but tl 1- ;
tier Maltland learned from ot her-:
sources last night, went In his Pui -l
'Hiigame home and trmlt Mrs. M iit
!l.llil to Oakland win-re (hey en
, g:med a room dii'-e'ly ae-o;;s .I.--hall
from the room in which then
son slept.
This morning I he pa reals were
jup before the flyers and met ilo-m
in tlie bddi- of Ih
hotel. Lieilten
hls pareu's he
The Maitlands followed the fly
ers to the field, however.
Just belt. re the take off Lieuten-
hint llegenbcrger itsked Lradhyl
Jones, army navigation expert lium
the Wrigiil field. Haytoii. Ohio, to
It'degraph Mrs, llegenberger at lier
j I lost on home, send I ug besi w Is lies
'and assuring her that, the weather
i over the Pacific was reported fine.
OV ITS OWN '
WASHINGTON, June L'S. (Al'l
The army is "on its own" in the
Hawaiian flight.
No special aid has been asked of
the navy or the shipping board, as
has been Hie ease In past avialboi
attempts Involving the covering o'
I hoin-a nds of miles of ocean Wa
ters. Ships at
port pri'gr
there have
formal ion
tl to
l'e
bol for
f the plane.
hip iiiie: to
anlee safely in ei
landing.
The army's ex pi
that there will be ii
liatbi
, fon
i .if this i.-.
-d lamllug.
Cnmedv
"JANE'S SLKUTH"
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Slays Octopus
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Armed with a piku pole. A- R
Hoo!;, a diver at Tort Townscnd,
'a!i., battled an octopus on the
sea's floor tor an hour and won
the light. Tim divot was repair
ing a Jish net when ho bightcd tho
devilfish, which was carrying olt
one ut live men who sank with a
tugboat a lew day;; be Tore, Tho
fish was-titt to ribbons boforo th'j
fjtniRulo was ended and' Hook
brought thu body to thu surface.
I'ren.tral
for the flight have
' been seei
its slice
l function
incuts ;i h
ret but very thorough, and
es-tul outcome and the
of the navigation iustru
ioard are expected to be n
clor in the development of
ntajtir fii
li'iiiisi'ceanie airplane travel.
lU-garding the flight purely ns
a seieiittfie i'st. wiilutut the thrills
of he Lindbergh adventure, Hie
! army :lir
today hail not even
i to obtau informa
ti flyers, depending
I reports from ships
s't up a syst
tloiy from its
largely oil ca
f ield j at sea or from other sources.
:.riny! Just before ihe take off Lieuten
filial ant Mailland sent this telegram to
is the Assistant Secretary 1 avisoir,
n run- .. v preparations ma.Ie. Lm;.e-moih-jy
H:,tislied wilh eipiipmeut and we
will l. ile off between 7 and fi o'clock
this morn t uir. M est si nee re regards
fi'Min 1 ei.;enlierger ami myself. You
know we will do our stuff."
Rock With Laughter!!
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