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EDITION
VOLUME XXV.
IA GRANDE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1927.
NUMBER 291
MK.MUUH AHSOC'JATEt) PltKHfl
MEMIIUR ASSOCIATED PRESS
LEGION HOST
IS ARRIVING
IN LAGRANDE
VH prims Hnrp from Ciins
liny, Bend, Salem, Al
bany, McMinnville
SPECIAL TRAINS
EN ROUTE HERE
Formal Oponing of Ore
gon State Convention
Will Be at !):30 O'clock
Tomorrow Morning
- !
I'p to loday noon about 5" le- 1
gionnuires had already registered j
for the American Legion state :
convention, which opens here to-
morrow morning and wilt continue
through Saturday. July lienro-
scululivcs had arrived from Ib-nd,
Coos Hay, Albany. Salem, Vein-'
on in und McMinnville. 'i
The.rirst visiting legionnaires nr-j
rived Moniiay from Vernonlu. They
VtHe
and today others arrived.
Many more ure expected on thin '
oventne's trains, when the national I
Anx-rican luion commutider. Ho
ward I. SavjiKe ami his party will
also arrive. Thane who will arrive
on the special train, which brings
t he national commander, tire
Charles Mills, of .Miami, Flu., na
tional head of the 40 ct S society;
Charles Ardery, of Indianapolis,
national secretary of the 40 ct 8
society; 1 inn So we ph. national di
rector f A mericanimit, and. James
Drain, , past national commander
of t lie American J.eion, from
Spokane.
Welcoiiw ut leiMt
The group will Hrrivo here on
train No. I s and will be met at
1 he depot by the locul American
I.ckIoii drum corps and the auxil
iary drill ttuiu. which will parade
the streets at oiKht o'clock before
time for the train to arrive. Thin
parade and I he bund concert Riven
by the I,a (.ramie municipal bund
4 5 o'clock will be tho first
viiterluimnent features of-the em-
(Continued mi I'aue-
TO MEGAPHONE
FIGHT RETURNS
TOMORROW AT 6
Win n Jack ' Oempsey, u-heavy, j
JiieU Sh irkey. one of Tunney.
challi ni:i-: s. ' siHiare ot f In N't -v
Vork tomonow the Associated
Cress h iisi d wire will biintf alnio.-l
Instalilaneou.s ringside r. ports In", i
The observer ottice. A me(;.i
plioue, manned by someone wit It n
Mi oillT Wjlce, will biil k the icpui l
onto the street from ail upstaii
widow iis r;t jit dly as t le y cone
in. And when" the tiht is ended.
Th' Oiiseiver will put an eta
edition, ciirryini? the complete ear
ly siory of t he scrap, onto the
Street.
The derision to hold a llie:.
phune party and publish an eti:i
l.otli i.s the result of the jtcelalili
H iit local fight lans have tv. u
The t Hiser or In t lie past for Vn
Ml ly coveiaK-' of big fight. nd
6 to bii iik local reeords on Hits bj-
He.
The leaded win will open al ..
p. in. and the I lempsey-Shiirkev
llgtll i.s schedule. to begin at
p. in,. Pacific coast tl The rl
, luins will In- gaphoiied ''Uvhere by tniiiglng a swarm of bee::
.rounds. In order to hear t he com- j, ,,,,,,, jn fish liasltet. The swarm
ph'te lignl, Inns are urged to
in t'roiU of The Observer mil
nol Inter than ti o'clock. Jlcguhir
pi h es w ill be charged for th"
light extra, and newsboys will not
only sell papers in the IiiisUhmh
district, but also at the high school
field.
THOUSANDS OF
CONVENTION
VISITORS
Tho (reel!- of Iji tirnmlo will
he crowded Hirmighniil the time
of tin' Legion contention
orou licit wllh hioiuIm'P' of I Im
Irf'xlon. -rowdod with iiddilluiuil
HmiiMimK from surrounding
towns mid counties.
rhies of Im-lno!-; run "how
Hie cliv' mid their IndKidiiHl
lio-phnlliv iiio-t quii-kly it ml
moot I honing Iih through Iho
odiiniiis ir The Observer. Kin h
iiflormMiu ctlltloti will bo lil
ul nil newt xtmid- mid hv im
hns on nil tro'i-. A fight e
tni will Im UmmiI Thurli ee
ning. following the ireelpt or Iho
lhiw-h.lihiu story of Hie Muir-koy-McmpH'V
bout, und will In
Mihl Hiii.ugtiotil iho ciiy. 4 mi
st a ut, certain contail m lilt the
ctt '. l-lliir-. w ill Im nihle
tu The tilwncrniTj- dn In ml.
ditioii to iho regtihir iiontgi
of Iho Iji t. ramie UTlitnrj.
"lUiscrver Adrrtl-lit
A .Mert'huii.lWiiK !st,,
Pioneer Picnic
Bgins at 9:45
Tomorrow Morn
Annual Coiinty Meeting
Will Be Held in River
side Park; Mrs. Eckley
Will Preside.
finrp oil eh year the pioneers of i
Luiun county gather at Klvordde
park here, ami tomorrow Is the dato
sot for tho 3Xih annual reunion,
which will upon shortly after :;in
o'clock, presided over by Mrs. Hot
tie J. Kckley.
everything Is In ro;i illness or
the opening of tho urogram M rs.
Harriett M ac I ona Id, chair man of !
the program committee, announces.
The Hpv. Oliver Itlley will give
the Invocation anil the pioneer will
be welcomed to La (irunde by A.
T. IMII, city president. Senator A.
It. Hunt or wiH welcome the plo-
neers In behalf of the Sons and!
Haughlers, and Dunham Wright, of
Medical Springs, president of the!
Union County Pioneer association,
(will give the response. Airs. Maitie
i Gulden, seeretury, will read the
necrology, j
Kveryoni will Join In a picnlei
lunch at noon, oaeh family hrlng-
' M haskei. j
The ,lf,p,,""' program will be-j
, dress .f the jf,y iii be Biven by i
.Milton A. .Miller, of I'orilamJ.
jmiiiiui . n. i iiiriMin win in-.
in the city and will In
Kive a brief address. .
'The Lone Wolf
Admits Trying
To Rob Arcade
The i.one Wolf, alias "The
I Hack I'agh", and In everyday life
John IMchard llyn?. Is In the city
jail today a ivaitlng n nan It y ex
amination, following his arrest ami
confession to having entered I he
Arcade theater and attempted to
rob the safe, the chief of police,
Clint Haynos, declared this morn
ing. The Arcade was entered HOine
tlme Saturday night mid. while
nothing was taken, thin note wan
left printed wit h a pencil:
"Oen t lenun : I n m very sorry
to have made such a ine.ss of your
door but 1 didn't get nnything be
cause the combination of the safe
is fur from my knowledge, and be
sides I forgot iny tools.
"However you will hear from
me again.
"The l.one Wolf."
The note immediately caused the
police chief to recall Him "Mlack
Kagle" episode a couple of b-t-
. ..-. 1a ltl..n !, II i-ii ( i-mitilx nf i
years airo which for awhile excited
the police until the perpetrator of
tho hoax confessed.
Ityng was arrested lft night.
He returned to Gninde after
staying away since Saturday night.
The police chief reports his coii
fcjtsiou was reiidlly inudc.
Goes Fishing And
Ilrings Home Iicesl
''Uv f.reiiliy ami --Indents of the.
Kastern Oregon summer normal i
school have foil ml so many points
of interest and have been treated
so cordially by the people of lhls
city that they are beginning 'o re-j
grot that the short si:; weeks pe-j
riod wilt soon te ended, ueeonlhig
to Mr. Longfellow. I
j Incidentally, he tells of an J
achievement of-A. M. .evely. his-!
i tiiry instructor, who varied his'
I fishing at Morgan lake mid else-j
w here by tniiiglng a swarm ot Keen t
w;iS discovered In a ire near the
lake and. hiking Mr. Longfellow s
basket, t ho history I oaeher shook
the honey makers off the branch
and shut down Iho lid.
Aft'T bringing them homo, Mrs.
Zevely Improvised a hive but np
parently the bees did not care for
their new mansion, because on the.
following morning they
o. L.
A.
Twin Hoys Horn A t
2606 North Fir SI.
i
The stork vlyihM nt the home i
Mi", and Mrs. Peter K. Popos.:.
fiotj North l-ir street, bist night
! at about I 1 o'clock and left I u .it i
baity bo; s. They weighed six and
1 fle und I hree-ouai I or pounds.
spei tivtly. This uroi nlng na m- s i
tor the babies had not yet been j
Selected. J
Itnth the moth r nnd chlldr
ure geithiK along nicety.
LOM.UOIIIH IN POKILANP
I'OpTLANIi, On-., July V f.P)
Nicholas l.ongworth. speaker of
the national house of reproS"iitu.
tives w ho has been tho guest of
reproMcntutivo M. K. "rum packer
beer for several days will leave for
San Kranetseo by train ut oil'
o'clock Thursday morning, and ar
rive in that city l-Vlday morning.
(Miring his slay Ihto Mr. Long
worth has been extensively enter
tained and hat maul Test od great
interest In the legislative, needs of
th Prteifie nrfhw..t.
LOCAL AUXILIARY OFFICIALS
I, ...r....?.,-rrmii.:iKliJ I
Hero n re the iiicihIm'iV of Hie
volition commission: Mr. Kslc
lr. Mnrgmei Ingle. Mrs. Uona
Jean Itlctturdson.
STEELE TO TRY
ENDURANCE DRIVE
Auto, He
Will leun Machine for
1 16 Successive IIois
Kim -r "U.-d"
Hie -s i .Man,"
oils I hrouvhotil
endurance tl riv
.Steele, known :ip
and who is fam
tlie west for Iih
H made hile
liaixlcuf led
the wheel of
automobile, arrived in l.u Gruti
I yesterday and will pltempl :o
break a Ml-limir record, set
Pendleton July s.
.Mr. Steele, whoH" home ts III
Senttlr, Will try to hlllftlien lijs
record to M'i hours six full d.ix-i
and nigh Is and two hours. H-
will start his drive Thursdi.v I
morning at I
front of The (
if he i.s" able ti
the drive will
o'clock ft'OIll
in :
iservi-r office and.
complete his f'-;i;
end ut I he m mi
place neM WedioKday. July I'T, at1
noon. Cli. r of Police Clint llaym s
will handcuff Mr. Steele to Ih-j
wheel of Hie aillo lie will dl'lv - 1
and will keep the Uv' in hi"'
pocket, until t he drive is ended.
The chief will elso' s-ni the ml
intake ami Hie drive will hrnuidc
wllh no additional uater. I
Diptippcd With Kmllo I
The ear uill be e,uippe Willi
all Atw jlcr-Kenl fadfo, whicii will!
furnish radio music during the en.'
durum" drive. He itl appe.-'i'
iili I hi'-'e tii glii. of I he American
Legion cull vent Ion alalia Islite.i '
City tl.ineiiiL; pailhm. remaiiriiur
there an hour and it half each cv. -
7
Mr. Steele will lu- atten,,.. by
throe nurs'N, each .'mending eight
hours .( day with him and admin
istering to his needs, sijrh a rent
ing him and the Ills--. A bjnber
will iioard the ear and shave him
at He- wlp-et.
He will have no sleep Tor He
entire 1 t; hours h" has alined at
and is "dieting" himself in prep
aration lor- .Ho period. He :is
r.i-lually
taken less than ig'1?
night rntil he is flown
I !. only l'
ir hoilis ulri-p ejieli
1 1.
Mr. Steel,
say that erratic
p'
(Continued on Page r )
Rand Concert A I
Rail Park Tonight
Tli." tlird out door concert of
(he La' Craudo municipal baud
w Ml be In hi tonight, hogtnitiii';
at 7 : 1 " "clock al Iho hlg'i
M-h(ol uliileiir field. No eluitgr
wilt be made and the director.
A tul row Loney. n n no u noes t hat
all ceelh nt program HI lo
nndereii. The ooiu-ert will be
under the auspices of the city
government.
THESE
mi bm SH hi m&. mQ yJ d
mf Iri $?rf -? hiM Ifrf j -ten -MM
vmm KiN tAff ; 1 4t wi. i- Ml .;.v-i
ir niiyiiii- iK'llfiiw Uml iri'iiirliiir lur n lnl- i miwnllmi I.I ulili'li :l.ll'M ihtxiii- nn- i'khIi(I. U h miiii. u-k nil) mil' or llii-i' m.n ii.iiiiiiIII.c mill nf I In- Im lininili'
Anii'rli'iiii Irf'iriiin l"i-l lm nri' In I'lmriri' f iirnnmltic nil .li'lnlls fur (In- fiim.'iitliin t.lilrh oim-ii hrn Imntirrow innriihiu.
I piht rim (h ri l.i rliclil I : I n il I., hlililli'. a. ii.'rnl i linlrmiiii nt inini'iilliiii I'limiiillli'i': ltlih lliimil, In i liniw ' imiuili': lliliili I .. Ilinil.i. 11--I-I1111I ki mi iiiI i-lmlr-
iniiii mill k-i iiiiiiiiiil"l-: .! Anilrcu-. inlirliiliiiiH'lil. iiniiil'.. iIhihi; Itnlpll MnKT-. nilil-porliilliin. rnl.'i iiiIi.iim'iiI ; lin) I. ,Miiiih), I11I11111111I. ...n.-.'f.wtfui-. ; r.
". 'IiiMkMI. fln-nrk-. iImii-.-: Ho rtii-nw. luilillt'liy. .'iili'rliilnnirtit. ilriini irr-: 4. I.. Inuli'. imiUtIiiIiiiih'IiI, imrmli'.
Ixinrr rn (lfl li rlnlil): Oil. W. I'liliml-. Ilrcnnil.-. ImiiIhi'm. r.-ul-liiillcin; .llinmli' MiNiliiMf. Iihii-Iiik : In-nr 'l'lnliiii.iili, Miinlt. III.K, ilmii i"; l.kiil I. IIiim-v, ih-Iihi".
iniiii'-i: I'n'il 11. Ili'iul. flri'mirko. im'l'. ri.li lifil; lliirliy II. KIiIuiiiImhi, ilivairnlliuis, lnin-i:.rliilliiii; I.. . Il.lin.iikmiii, ilriini nii uml fti'ili II. Al. .sinll, irnun
I'lirmtlnn: liny MIIIiimi-, wi'ii.'lnry nf i'hiiwiiIImh ronnnf Inti mid nilll''lly iiiiiiwiuit.
I
I
American legtoii miillnry eon-Thomp-mii,
Mrs. lln Hiehanloii.
A. Palmer, problem, and .Mri.
A. L. PROGRAM
TODAY AND
TOMORROW
'otlmsilii', July J
4:in P. M. .Meeting of comiuit
1. e on committers.
4:mm P. M.--Met ling of commit
tee on .-r-edentlals.
7:im P. M.- -Mi'dliiig of depart
tnent executive cointuitlee.
S.nii P. l. Hand concert.
S:;it P. M. Three public dii lie. .
Pegistration of deh-Kates, ultcr-
nates mid vUltors.
Thuriljiy,
j 7:3-'1:10 A. M.-
ill day
lu!.v l'l
Pt gibtiulioii of
deb uiit '.i, alter-mites and visitoj-.-,. j
!::tu A. M. Public opening cc -;
; eliionles. Call to order by coin -.
mander l.a randc post, Hugh ,. '
: Iti'ady: .uhancement of color
Hrande post; invocation. Itev
......
Itiley; "Star-Spririgl.-d Itanitei
Sheridan band; "That Obi tiai,:
of Mhi"," In ion county chum hi r
of cominei'ce. iuarlei: addresses of
welcome h) I'-pcd I-;. KlUdte. gen-'
oral chnliman l!i''7 ion vent mi
commltlee. (hi A. T. Hill. pro.,i
deut city of La HraiKle, (c) Wal
ter M. Pierce, ox-governor of Or
gon; response, Mrs. A linn Herseh
ner, ilepart merit pi eshleijt A mf i i
can Legion aiiVllinrj1; inti odticf io.t
of gnoHi A rl It ii r A. Murphy, de
pa rtmeii I com ma lid" r; mhlreN.s.
ll:nn A. M, i-'ive-miniite. reeesi.
iiu.Mliiiry retiring. Ilepoi t of com
mittee on credentials, com mitt
on COHl III H I ees, de a ri Hie II t COli;.
niii nder, Hiit lona h com in it t eei nan :
l "ailing ot com mimical inns: rend
ing of1 pioposed const it ut loll il
amendments.
lL':i'j M.-- Adlournim nt
s
l::in P. Call to onh r b;,
d"piirt in i -ut comma rider. liepoi -ol
dejuirt llieut tilltitiee olticer, iJe
pa rl m i -nt Judgi in oeato. P-i;irt -tiH'til
historian, committee on aero
naut Irs, committee on Amn irani
z.'ition, committee on ny scouts,
commitl on child uciiare, eom
m it tee on hospil a II .at ion. com in I'
let- un kind, commltlee on legisla
tion, committee on membership
commltlee on Pa ilie Legion, coin'
milter on rehabilPalion, rnrnmlti
on t ran xpoi tat ion, committee 411;
rccrenl ion.
,3:4.-1 C M. Addresses, visiting
ilepiirtim-nt offh iels.
4;mi p. M . - Ket iiemeut o col.
ois tin 1 -4 1 tournmcnt.
7:.: P. M. Hand conceits.
s : on P. M. -- Peeepl ion al Kiks
temple for (listing iiis In-. I isilor:.
H:(tn I. M. Hi ct S wreck; thiv
pitlilic ilailces.
I
si,i;.ii itO;
I, I, fill
-'i (Al't
ni William
ioh nee. w as
SAI.KM. Ore,,
Itoyd Peyree. . 7,
Peyree. of IH'lir
July
son
hide)
Instantly killed
when he jumped
t he 'yard at hum-
Tuesday night
from a truck in
The youth ni
on ught heneat h the wheejn of t le
vehicle botore it could be stopped.
ARE THE LEGIONNAIRES WHO ARE
BEST LEGION
YEAR SINCE
1921, SAVAGE
National Commander
Spokane Today En
Route Here
in
STATES' PROGRAM
IS 100 PER CENT
Vnim-Dnc' rv,;,.f a t in,i
Veteians Unci Attend-
intr Eiirht State Tfrioni
r-r... ...
VyUUVUIIUUlIS Ull Ilia:
Western Trip.
SI'UKANi:. Wash.. July L'ii (AIM
The present year Is expected 1o
be "the blKifent legion year nlnee
I 'J J l," I low aril I". Su iiKe. nutlou
al commander, ald here . today
where he stopped briefly en route
to the ( nepon is) a to convent Un at
i (itaiide. Me will return hern
Jiny .1 lur imp nasniiiKlMil sum-
fniiventluii.
1 natioliul convention In Paris In
September almost Km per cent
'ompletloii
( our program.
1,0
announced.
"And it took the en-
Mint frir:iiily;iliin !) I lin II mill
posts to put it across, not any In-
dividual post or department."
it in in ii nil er in
IteiidlriM
eiht legion htate -oliventions on
, his present trip.
to n i:r savam;
PKMH.KTON. July s tAP)
Pendleton legionnaire!) an- pre
pared to greet National Comman
der Unwind Savage when lie ar
rives hero this evening. The post.
'-'.mcnihcin wilt present him with u
KOUihiei
In true Hound-Tp style
nnd w III then escort him to La
Grande for Hie com en t Ion, w hie!)
hlurts tomorrow.
liltLWOUKK UK. MATllti;
Iteserved sent tickets for the r
Kitntio
wtll
HicworUfi display, u hh ii connection w II It the tri-pm lfie n i
11 feature of the hi:t day vl conference is tin- genernl opl:i-
of the American Legion conven-1
lion In La tJiiindc w hlch open1
toilio.'iow mon.Ng -'vent m ,n.i -
at the (llnsH di ug store today noo.i.
This is the only realure of th ;
entire ennventlon for which Htl-
mission will be charged, (iencrtl
admisslon tickets limy be had at
nif .Mneru iin u' giun rcgisi rm ion
heiKpiuartera at Iho t'eruins ftlo.oi
company garage, or nt the Aunii
can Legion auxiliary boolh at Ho
L. - L. corner.
IU"-er oil Cnr Space.
There will be reserved car spa
lor 4.1 cars, and ticket h tuny I
had jit the tihihs drug store.
This display, which will b" o.n:
oT the ino.t elaborate evef shfr,v,l
In Oregon, will be a py roteohnh'
li-ama. "Memories of the Old Ore.
gon Trail." There will bo in epi
sodes In (ho fireworks drama. In
cluding th'- American Legion emb
lem, the Hrtdge of the Hods. Hi
portrait of Kuril Meeker, Iho t'u
ered Wiigori. u plot tiro of t he na
tion:! I American legion com man - i
(Continued oti Pag fi
OX KNTION PltKI;
thai i'k: Ul IJMiK
No i hi rk Ing of iiMMor chicle
will Im- nllouoil on AdnniH avo
lino fm in lie Hi Third streets
during the tlniH- ihiys of Hie
Amcriciin legion comotilioii,
Inly 21. 2i nod lilt, find during
drilling or stunts (in Adams, the
section of street will m1 entire
ly Hosed to trnfflo.
'I Ids nitlng wan nindo hy I he
city coiuiiiissloii at Iho ictiieM
of Iho Anicrhan IhKmi MM
lien.
EAST NORMAL
! EXPECTED TO
j MOVE AHEAD
No Indications at Salem
. Meet This Afternoon of
! Any Postponement
i REGENTS CONFER
l WITH ARCHITECT
Approval of Plans f or the
V,,).,.,.! ;,wt,, f'.,j
?PKH . .m lLa Si1 a.ndc
fllav lake 1 "lace Bclore
May Take Place Before
u"...l A .1: I
IJIMIU .miJOUUlb
SAI.KAk, Oro., July 20 (Al')
H7i4t I I r m i
it i tn un: ijtitii u 01 i t;j;cii in
in eoinmencc wiin tne arcni-
inrt .Tnhti Uminic nnH Hiuinuu.
ing 'detailed plan's, there wnsj
no ,,ca urn th.s ,,rtcnion
that construction of the new'
KastClll Ulejron normal School
.:i, l. l.l.l .... I r
the financial deficit faced by
the SUttC. It WHS intimated
hy some memlcrs of the Ixiard
that plans would likely he ap-;
proved Iwfore adjournment of
(the niCCtinif this uftCI'IKMin.
BRITISH TO ACT;
GENEVA ANXIOUS
Decision by English Cab
inet Is Expected Soon
Body Meeting Today
(1KNKVA. July I'll (AP)
sonif Weighty decision Is al
be taken by the Itiitish cabinet 10
Ion prevailing today in confereiu-
ei polos' at f lonevn.
l The 'k aroHtibnh &t fletievn tune
U(... ron Jueted for the last few
,jya u, s to (m, ,(.
pjoMsanti-si posslhle spirit, nil three
delegations cxpreisinK enoonrage-
, n,t Atoitt an agreement
ieng fnuinl
a 'iirrcKtiotl whioti
both th I'niled States and C.ieat.
Hiit ii in consider lla I, This prob
lem Is whether the l ulled Slat-:!
w III commit herself to nmunt no
guns larger than six Inches on her
secondary cr-ulsers.
1. S. May ltn-ll.
The Impression In (b'lieva Is
that t he America n ih lrRjiteH wilt
resist .1 il V lit I em nl to ' sllhieet lie
I I Sl'..!. to i.nv Ivoo of eriilM-
or W lih-h the Arnerienn (lelfc-:i I Ion
believes Is unsulled to -her nav-.-lI' linnali A J
needs and will also resist any or-i,,s,Hn - ! a
fort to confine anmiuient to slvl HiiH.Vles: May and Phlnlcii;
l.ieh u-.ii. wl.f.h a r.siill r,
t he Wn.mington ngr i-emenl
bo mounted on swift mo
m.i vi
hant
liners, of which, II Is pointed mu
Croat Hiitaln possesses so many.
I Tie- ftritlsh dclogiitlon maintains
that if
f Inat Itiilalti must keep
th" suggested total loii-
' I within
(Continued on Page h
Dives 80 Feet To '
Rescue JO-Y ear-Old
ii:i;ii. riTV. .Inly L'n. i.M')
'IViry llfrliiT, If., itl OIimIfIiiui'.
iIImmI 80 foi'l frnlif ii rnlli-iiiiil IrcM
II. Into Hip i ' Im-1 u nut ii rlviM- ch-
Icrrliiy iiikI ri'NMH'l Alllll'fy l'lll.i
IIHlll, HI. IIH lilt' h'ill rIIIIMl('lfMl III
lit- Huifl riirrotil uf Iho hIi-ciiiii.
Thf l.i.y utiM i-hi't'io'l Uy 11 liu'Ki'
t'l'DWll VH III' IllilVI'll lin- liver iiimI
lii rniKlH I he Klrl Mt'h'iri'.
PAVING THE WAY
Will Determine
JFate of Normal
School Today
Board of Regents Meet
in S a 1 e m Building
Program to Be Decided
On.- i
SAI.KM, Ore.. JulyL'u (AP).
I The first reaction of state govern -
Iinent to the results of the special
election of June "S, when the Htute
Income lax and other flnanoi.il
measure were defeated, came yos
terduy when the Htate board of
control refused to proceed w 1th
the construct Ion of t he niirseV
n"
hi.h m. u
riuicd ti)....i
the statu hospital for
hist legislature approp-
l llltll Thin iieltou ill-;.)
i h reflection of the si.Pr
i n r.n,lii
courl d.ulalon of lant week liuldlilK
)lH stut,, ,.UU(I nol ,.01B,.ml
Wl I H I IMI1II1IIIK lll I 111.1.
"r ""' '""'""" i.i. ni
commission because it would
hrow
the Htate in debt over V".ti,-
OOii. This, tl. was held, would b.-
unconstltiitlonat.
l n,l,'r i'"'-ni ron.utiotw ut o.
' "u., 'u"nini
,.,t,.r i n. .i i.uii.iinr. if
Hi.' l.lllldlni; w.t.' (.innlriii-1
...I II ,..,,,1.1 I... r,.l.l,. In 1,..,,.
tO llOU.ie
least 2b more patients In the
wi..'iti..r r)..t.....i...H r th.. !....
pitui. predicted that both the si-
' j the Pendleton imspitai
would be crowded 1o capacity by
the end of I- month.
N on 1 uil I'ate I'p Toilny
A''or the same reason Hint 1 he
nurses' home was turned down by
the board it Is probable that the
board will not go ahead with con
struct ion of t he now state tuber
culosis hospital at Tin Dalles, for
which about $2ii(i.tmit bus been
appropriated. A proposed Indus
trial building ut the state hospital
and buildings ill other Mute insti
tutions may likewise full by th
wayside. Whether the new at ate normal
moIimm! nt l.u C.lirllfle. lor which
' over JlMHi.linit has been uppropii
'liu tj nlcil will be constructed at oner
ul to may depend on notion of t he
board of resents of normal Nchools
which is to meet ul the state Iioum
today.
Slanfield Hank
To Pay Dividends
PKNKLKTON, July 20 (AP)
'Ci... ' .l......ulii-u .if llio Iftfuttei
i stanfiebl bank will receive 2n pop
cent diviib nds following an order
by Circuit Judge l-'co yestopdny.
Li'inidation of the bank have been
under way fop some time.
TODAY'S GAMES
NATIONAL l.lv(il K
I ,l-
Wen., l.riwarris anu i roan
Second game
It. II. K.
... 1 4 2
.... 2 V I
Haigi.ivo;
' iiK'inniiti
' Hoston .
I Hutterles: Nehf and
(lenowlt h ninl (llhsuii.
It. II. K
... I II li
ehhiiC.i
Ni-w Vork
ntlM-lis:
. 5 M :i
in llllii.arl.
Itlako ninl
Iliillnoll; Ci'lint!;
Cuki anil Tuy-
lur. ('riitiHc.
II. II.
IMll-l.uii; II 1 1
I'hlliuli'lplilii I HI
Miitlciii'M: tiiiw.snii iiiwl i spein
.Mllrhxll unit Wilson.
Si'i'dliil . ;nliir II. II.
I'lll-'I'illK . Ii It
l'lllliiilnliihU ,'. Ill
l!iitll'H': Mill ninl (Inni'li; Mr
I'lrirli. Iii'i'iilur nnil Jumiiirit.
It. II.
K
II.
SI. I ...111- I I. I
llr.n.l-lyii - 7 II
I l.i 1 1 fi-l.'M : KImiii, II. Ili'll ninl
l-i.'nili'i'; I'l-tly nn.l I H-ln-rry.
DEATH TAKES
NOTED RULER
OF RUMANIA
Long Fight Against Can
cer Ends at Bucharest
at 2:15 This Morning
EM) IS PEACEFUL
IN THE EXTREME
Regency for Prince Mich
ael, 6, WW Control the
Country Until Royal
Lad Grows Up.
KlVHAltKKT, Uumauiii. July J'l ,
(API King Kerdlnand. of Hubiaii
la, long failing in health, died at
o'clock this morning.
The monarch's long uml couV
ageous battle with that dread mal
ady cancer came to u close at -the
Chateau He Pelishor at Siuaia,
Hie summer residence of the Rum
anian royal family'.
The rml ciitiip with wuddennesH,
but was peaceful In the extreme,
the king closing his eyes calmly a i
if falling nf-leep. M Clutters of tlm
royal family were ut his bedside.
Queen Marie- and their daughter.
Queen Marie, of Jugo Slavht. hav
ing arrived before death came. Kor
mop King Jeoii;e. of Greece.- ami
his wife. Klizabeth, another daugh
ter of the Rumanian immarelu,
also were present.
Queen With Him
"1 feel very tired," King Kerlln
n nd breathed as he sank into Queen
Marie's iipiuh. Those weee his hmt
words, for his eyes closed and death
came almost hianlly.
Kerdl nand's dualh hud long hei ii
expected and even the simple coun
try folk, who loved him more as ;t
kindly father than us o king. kncvV
that the disease which he whs ho
coHi'ageously battling would ; b-,j
filial'.
Hecently rumors flew thick mid
fust and for days hI u time report i
would spread like wildfire that he
hud finally died. These woulu
meet official denial mid then en-
coiiraglng reports would follow
Litui uuv King whs receiviiiK vikiiuis
dully, ifia'f his coddhflon van Stead
ily improving; that he wan able to
take pitrt In councils of utate.
lC4ith Long Kx pec ted
Hut these favorable reports fail
ed to deceive and the blow that fell
t oday wim long feared and long;
expected.
Iast year, Juat after Qtje.L
Marle'B hurried return from her
visit to the United mates, hit
physicians gave him up for lost.
But the king wan firm in the hup
thut he might help to place trn
country on a stable political hasU
despite ffietlonal disputes and con
flicts among powerful Interests und
clung to life, lie told friends ha
hoped to nee onre more beforo
death came, his wayward son Car
ol, "tho madcap of the Balkans,
who his parental discipline had sent
lulo exile.
l-'rom time to time there were In
dications that the physicians' battln
was having soin effect and tho
cancerous condition seemed alle
viated In n measure by applications
of radium and other treutment.-.
Then the weakening nature of not
illness would he demonstrated und
Hie royal patient would again ho
forced to bed. '
. Trusted lira llanos
fine of the last acts of Ferdtn
ami's reign was to bring about tho
crn.itioti of u government under tlm
Brat hums whom he trusted ami
who, with him, were Influential in
swinging liumuula Into the world
war on tho side of the allies an
act In which Kerdluand flung him
self against his own ktfi, for he w.M
a 1 loheuzollern.
Only .a ftw weeks ugn Preiniei
(Continual! nn 1'iur Four.)
Hramwell Has No
Idea of Resigning
PoltTLANIt, Ore.. July '-'a. fAP)
- Prank C. Hramwell. state sup
erintendent of hanks, has no Inten
tion of resigning, mid has not. tho
slightest eoncerii over (ho report
that he is to he displaced by the
slate hanking commission in favor
ot Hen W. oleott, ex-Kovenior. Mr.
Urn mw ell informed the i'ort land
Telegram today.
"it the .state banking commis
sion hitd any dispohltlon to play
politics wiih my office, I should
have disei.wred ll long ago," Mr.
Praiiiwell ald. "'Mi the contrary,
I belio-.o. I hav th full confidence
i.f lb" commission. ( have certain
ly b.id th"ir cooperation and sup
port in my work,"
Umatillan Named
As Shops Leader
PhNILKTOV. July lift API -M.
Jenkins, of CmutlHu. w,n
elected go rot ill chairman of Hi
eommitteo chad men of the O.-W;
P. A N. Hhopiuen's Hssoclalion.
ul t he bleu nia I convention w ht ii
cloned here yi wlordiiy. W. Van
horn, ol Portland, was elected so, -rot.iry-1
con surer, 1-"tfty-two oral I,
c ha I r men from Portland, Heat He.
Spokane. The Hallos, Umatilla, l.i
(iiuii'le, Kieth, Pendleton and T;
Uoa wore piejejnt,