La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 28, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE CI T Y EDITION THE VEATHER OltK'iox: rioiiernlly fair Imiintit and Friday with fu:; near the coast. High temperature and low humid ity lit the huui'lur. : VOLUME XXV. IiA GRANDE. OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1927 NUMBER 298 Ml; Mil EH ASSOCIATED PHES8 MEMI1ER ASSOCIATED PHESB a 1 f MORE LIGHT UNITS WILL BE INSTALLED Hearing Held on One Project, No Remon strances Received MACADAM STREET DISTRICT CREATED Petition Asks Improve ment of North Fourth from Y to X and X from Fourth to Spruce. At .i hearing h.-ld by (he HIv commissioners last nlghl. oil oint ni"tital lighting Improvement dis trict No. 2, which provides for In stallation of units, tikes (lie on.i now in uj-m on Adams, on Fourth from A'I.imih to the alley between Adams end Jefferson and en Adams from Fourth to Third, nt rcmuns' ranees nor objections wen- received and the eily recorder wi.-. a u I hoi ized to advert Ice for bids. Olsl riet No. 3, how ever, w hlch provides Tor installation of. light nulls on Jefferson avenue, has not come to a hearing and the coin mission, wishing to call for bids on both districts the same night, will not advertise for bids on No. 2 un til the hearing Is held on No. 3. which Is scheduled for next Wed nrsday night. If the hearing is not contest, d at I hat date. It will lie nn the Im mediate culling of bids on thetw i.i..IwIm :in.l within a lew wccl; will cvtend that part of the buy!- j ...... . ' ncss district lighten uy nrnamen til tre.'t lights considerably. Approximately a score new units . will be added to the f.t now !.i use. giving the city uhout !:' when the new dint ricts are com pleted. Fi-ciite lMMrlrt Creation of an Improvement dls- triet for the purpose oi installing ' curbs and .sidewalks where not Irtj olaci and macadami.ing Nor', n Fourth hum Y to X and X u vv nui- fru.ii North I'ourlh o Noun Spilirt', I took plHUii. - I 111! UU-I tiiil alio provides for the Inntnlln-1 lion of a siloini BfWiT on X nv.-l line. Time of hi nrlni: wub Heli el. lj iih Auk. -1- Ii'ollon -iiiB the iiri Mi nliilloli uf a I ...ml.... I.. ii miiiit oT lirtlllt'li V I i.lKsion on motion I nitioM'd In hloeks rrolil tin llil- piovi iio nt ilHlrii t on Oak and ":- j uai Bin-ill. Two taxi lulion were repre- sealed ami asked lor miee uit-. eiteh on li-pol Hrert. iintl sleel siun posls (ItsiKiiatlnil Up- itarkin Kltaei-H atl laxl standi". Hoi 11 were i to the city manager alien. licriiuiinii fin il estimate in the amount considerable damage has been of J147SOS was allowed In ("'jcatmed in past years by the lugs Concrete Pipe compunv for work L.uUing through the road surface. In hnpi'oveuient I mIi-c No. HTM No. 15''. Commissioner II. It. cninim wasi nrn.t,.i and rine.i. scar t o.ie.. abs-nl, Coinmiasiunerrt A. T. !ll!lKfile highway engineer here, an and CliLu lcs Playle contltuling n j m,unced thfc morning. In caw-s (plot uin. FARMERS PLAN INSPECTION OF SPUD FIELDS i ;;-::;:rl.;;:..!:;. n:.,.v-ip p.couniy Agents to I- i-iml l si Tie m ay. AUK. 2. wlllell Mll larl fniin He' Many Mi- nirnl al !l o'ehieU 111 Hie IlliirnlllR and will pi-ul.al.ly imly re(Ulri- lie tuniniii luiiirs. I'lailH an- to vlsll wln-re eerlifled seed nitlaln il-Id:; wii.i llM il and rompare them Willi polaloi'M planl- d I'roni euniiimn need, ulfu eonipaie federation and limd fd . iMii.ni win ill idaiillns and Trrl'l liarley pla ill lns. 'Ihe field ileinimslialkins wimnr raniri'd liy Hie Wiilf I'reek srunBe. eiaipi ralhiK with I'oiinly Acenl II. I'.. Avery. The BNitiRe HBrleullural riiniinlll".' "ill llavn eluil'S" uf III' premiinl Siliiihir t . i .J I.l. va- I n held III Ihe Wcilf I'reik mellon for lie past two je.irn. "BEING WELL READ" The .l lll.il d s.s'lln.1 of Hie (iWniT I- .irlnlnl. well call juduliiB l Iho n'nll" "ili aliM'.l hy II..' ..mm n.h erll-er. Umiv H'oil.' I.dl .'en h" hej hit not in illnil iw.il "f .n.llilne likely In ! riil.nl' In liec niN. lie. ert lieh'ts Hie.. inmI llieni .M.'ry day In oriler In ifi'li In much with .thin It Ink US lllaiS'. ori.'lll lines the-.' IH'iipIc lo find mi nrth'lc for nh hut tliey do mill. 'If rm . Iioiim in n-nl. ..i. urllcle lu 'll. Hill l.elp. nun I a hIII.i. or Mia lo-t .oincllilnil. lr HI" uricr Want A.I H "-' innll mill lliey lirlns roull. 'Olwcrtcr AilicrtWIl.. A Slcrt'lmiidl.liig Scril-c" Warmer Weather Than 90 For Ten Successive Days Maximum Yesterday Only 89, Breaking by One De gree Continuous Heat Wave in La Grande. For the first time in 10 Jays the weather fn I ji Ciaudc folk he Imv the .iij-nhove mark yesterday when the official thermometer at tin municipal building registered only H'J at tho hottest part of tho day. It is doubtful If recent weather records will hIiow so continued a warm spell, although higher temp eratures have ben noted several times in the last few years. On July 17, the mercury jumped from )i8 nboye the day before to 9? th- warm cat yet experienced since lust summer. That, night tho minimum wan fi8 above, ftttrly warm for Oregon evenings. From then on until yesterday, real summer heat was experienced, with a number of hot nights thrown in for good measure. The record for the July 17-23 period follow: Dat Maximum Minimum July July July 17 it i & 18 itfi l2 11 2 &9 I'll itf. &S i its 4 21! Uti ' . r6 mo ft 7 24 !tt B2 26 y a fitt 2i yfl 110 27 8! fiU 25 x &3 July July July x Today's maximum not yet re corded. The coldest days of the month. If one fan call them cold, wero July 3 nd 4, when the mercury only reuched 68 above. The lowest .it n...i...prtna nf thf minimum temperature of the month to date was on the night of July 5 when the mercury registered 42 ahove. only 10 degrees warmer than freezing point. Less than a fifth of an Inch of rainfall was recorded, all of which fell on two duys. On July 4 a total of Iwelve-hundretha Inches fell end on July 25 three-hundredths 0f an Inch wan measured, Tractors, Other Machinery Hurt State-Highways Willi the grain harvest now un- I ", r "" in Katern (tregon. inak- ing It ni'cessary to move tractors , un. I nthi-r niachln'TV a arning Is! being sent out from the stut" high- 1 m... l...n. for oone j InovjnI? maehinery over the Klat highway!?. The law rcMtiireJ that lligf If" rcinoveil from the Telwelfi of trac tors or oth-r machinery, or nanus ...,w.,i ti... wheels before 1. - n,.. i.ii.uiv im v vinliitors of the law win "? where the danmg in Jia ri icina rt high the law says Ihe damage can he asf-yed to the properly owner causing It by order of tlie circuit court. lUimage done In past yearn has amounted to hundreds of dollars. Tills yea every action is being I taken to prevent any sucn iusa. Meet ncre ug. A eonnly iiK'-nls' l onf.'ieiiee hm h. ' ii scli-diih d for Monday. Aub. I l he h.ld In Ihe office of 111" I nlun eoiinly am leillturisl Avry. II. O. I-'. I.. attend The eonnly UKelll I Unlhiiil. of rorvallli. :ider. '.Vill tint ellm-. Affrli'illlurlslH of I 1 1 1 .- 1 1 1 1 . Wallowa, Maker. heur and I'nlon eoillitl. are ex- peeted 10 he here. Tin' pni'pciw "f Ihe eonferHiiee will he lo dlMeusa (telieral proj'-;'l work tin various aif'-nts ur ear- ryliiB on in their respi live colin- lies. This will he t lie feri nei- of Mils kind this year. seconil eon lo he hcle i6'ac Preserve Is Created al McKay MKNHLLTriN. July -M. i. Pi Umd adjacent tn ihf McKay Ir rigation dam has been sel aside as ....A.jA.-t'n r.ilh.winir an ex- ocullve order signed by President , ti.i- Lu-lndr-s land an- proximately JM feet from i hi; line of high water. I'Ot It MKV FINKI IH Si;itF lt(i. July L' H ( A P) - I'initi were Imposed louay upon four of the ue n caplund in liquor r;rtis Tursday night, itay Dexvur. accuse of sale and transportation was fined ll'' on each count. John Langenberg and Mert Spring stead were each fined 1 1 51 for sale and Ingrain llarralson wus fined .lul) (or wile. Panning of s-M-ncc wua postponed In the case of Col. IU-td. OILING WORK TO BEGIN AT I ISLAND CITY State H i p h w a y From There to Elgin Will lie. Again Processed ONE-WAY TRAFFIC PLAN TO BE USED Will Conduct Tests on Short , Section, Where Three Different Oils Will Be Laid. llc-oillng of the kIiiIm highway near La tirande started Tuesday. the first operations commencing on ' the l.a Orande. Wallowa Lakn highway between Island City and Klgtn. This section will be oiled thf entire distance with the ex coot inn oT III to lit I h reo in Unit he. twei-n Klein and Itlnehart. where : new rock will be put on slaballzing ! Ithe grade before the road Is oiled. J The i:igln-lsiand City section (will probably be completed by Aug. (i, when work will sisrt on the Old Oregon Trail hlghwuy wewt of I .a Grande, starting at Glover and re. oiling to l.a Grande. Oil Half nt Time Traffic will have little difficulty I dues. . However a row Is Impending during the re. oiling. Oscur Cutler,, tm elimination of the aulomolille Htute highway engineer here, an-passenger car lax. Kepubltcans nounces, a only half of the road Who have come here have endorsed will be oiled at a time and roclc'a cut In this tax imw amounting to will be put on the fresh oil lm-, three per cent, but none have gone mediately. A one-way system of - un record for Its repeal, traffic control will be used. Dag-J While no administration plan men will be on duty and will allow will be announced until after the cars to pass In one direction for president has conferred with C'halr u short time, and will then allow man tJreen, of the home ways unci cars coming from the other direc- means committee, and Secretary lion to pass through. In this way Mellon and there, may be none there will be no passing of cars-even then, It has been argued by on the freshly oiled highway, which those who came to the summer will eliminate much of the splash-i white house that the loial reduction ing of oil. ! must be held to 300.oon.ooo or I'lans are to experiment on a , short suction near VII gin. where. three oils will be pluc.e( In Hire different wnyn -I best way lo plae Grade to uue. .. determine the oil, and which pENDLETOj, G0LF nmirmWCoolidge To ViHit ( iVlU contest Tor interciiyi Honors in La Grande Next Sunday Twenty members of the ivmji ' lm Couiilrv club are exnected journey to l.a (irande Sunday to partlelnole In tlie second dual ' tournament to lie held on the new iimuiohv nu lira lid team will lie announced tomorrow and will be nicked ac cording to the average of all scores submitted during the past jwverul week. , A v. In the Hakcr-T.a (.irande meet the NasauNjBtein of play will be used. Klghteen holes will be jday I ed, with an out round In the inorii i Ing and an In round in the after I noon. At noon each l.a (.irande player will eulertaln his pendlelon opponent al lunch. I.a Claude colf.-rs decllire I ha t I In- course Is In Ihe l,esl condition of Its existence and Unit" (he tour- in nl. which will give rcndh'lon plavers their first ioiMiort.ii.lty to see the eouw. shold he a pleasant Oil" l.a .Irande playcrK arc already Innklnir forward lo Ihe meet with Walla Walla on Auif. II w hich w ill I he the tarcest lotllliu tncnt. el. held, I The Walla Walla clilh w ill n'lid nearly Till players to compete with the local team, Al. a recent directors incclliitf the expenditure or 3HI ror Im provements on the creek on fair ways I, 'J mid H was aulhorle'd. Labor Day Celebra Parade, Queen At a joint meeting of the Labor lay celehratloil committee and Hie j Central Labor council last cvcniinr I commit! e lor Hie Ijihor day ce. jbiallon to br ii.-td in Lm firan-ic j Here aopolnt'.), and work will, i si a rt totmeillitiily pre. pa ring for lb. ccl. bialion. which will 'be lc 1-1 rt"J. 5- hosiers announcing Hie celebr.i 1 ' -j" ' ' -en- mi'l Mie i sent tfi ot tier nearby tow ns l-)a4lein Oregon, Washlnglon Wi iitern Idaho. Invitation. In and have be -n si nl out to all fraternal ;and labor organizations In Kaste..i j b egon asking t hem to partici- pate in t tie celebration. oT the free lunch column lee; i-.v-Parndc Pleniicil. 'erctt Itosenlnium is chairman ot' Plans arc already under way for Ihe darter comintl tee; liany W. a large parade and unyone di sir- Mohr, (h-- 1 1 annpoi l a Hon ami Iral- big to enter u float In Hie parad" He committee, and fJeorge MrV y S asked to get In toinm w ith c. I-,, Ho baity judging context commit - Hupperse't, who la chairman of tec, t he parade committee. A ppropri- t iffh-ers, w hlch wi re elected ai ate prte will Ire Riven for tin best floate. A lubor queen cout-.ttt will bv CORPORATION TAX CUT MAY BE TAKEN UP Administration Leaders Believe This Should Be Considered First NUISANCE LEVIES ALSO MENTIONED Some Argue That Total Reduction Must Be Held to $350,000,000--Democrats Want More. liAFIH riTW s. H., July l'7. fAP A "sl.ish of one or two lr vM In the corporation tux seemed destined io form the keystone of prospective lax reuueuou pi ,Em I Administration leaders who hnvel conferred hem with President Coolidgc have put thl move dow " "' be ri.ldPreit j In tho tax cutting planned for next session and so concerted action on this point, at least, appears prob able. x " t'ut 'ufsnii(,e'r livUH? Other points which seem likely to gain administration favor in-1 elude repeal of the remaining war "nuisance" levies, Including til oho on t lioul r !I(IiiiIkm1iiMH ii lid elllti j.u.i.uuu. Pointing to the surplus around 2r.aa IMMI.IMMI whiHi has oiled un lb the ireasury during the flwal year! nimuiK juhu . "vi'"ii leaders have Indicated there would be n fight to make the total slash nt least t .UKUMHUHHl. A reduction was Huughl by democrats two year.j fg"- UAl'IO CITY, S. I).. July ( Al') I'leshlent Coolldge will t.' I'ini. Itttliri. In. Hun n-Hni lion at the Hoiitliern border of ilns state on Aug 17 lo meet the Sioux tribe. " , In m. iking Ihe trip the president o will go by train lo Itnshvilh-. SvUr.. and complete the ir.o-nnie journey from there by automobile. j After -crossing the stale line for line nisi lime hiiih- iiin hmm h J here he will come back into South ! Oakola to reach the reie-rcnt Ion. ; a gathering of Ihe Sioux trib' j fro,ii the five reserva Ions ihere- iabouls is planned for the day and I la.aaa Indians arc exp-rted lot I p.irilclpaie In the parade hlch 1 Mr ( 'oolldce will w linens ill hi-i' two honrr.' visit. ! i The Sioux originally held ; It lack Hills, summer rcidem III- i.r Mr. and Mrs. .'oolidir". mi'l tle-y . now hnv" ticndlnB a suit for I'fiii.- j iMIIl.lina In the I 'lilted Stales com I j of rliilm for addilJonal payment I llnd r ill" treuiy of I NOV. i I . ... hXCUVHlOtl llOttl Sink-a' finittn lit'fitl I'lllfACO. July IS (Al'l Sev. eral ersons were reported drown ed. Ilioal of them children, when an excursion hoat, Ihe " vorlle.' pblhir hclween the munleiu.l ili r and Lincoln park sunk or ground ed a few hundred feel on' Iheperl lali' today. Ahonl. 'Hl were ported on the hoj.l. lion To Include And Baby Contests feature of the clebi'Htlon "'" inch labor orga nlxal iin has been notified to Select a cotlte.il a til a i candidate for queen. Lou Lvaiis IS fltuilhl.m Of Hlls COIIIIIlillee. Ohl-liine Celr1n-allMi Krl Mey.-rsh k aod I'ete Klngsb arc In charge of Ho- ent rtatnme'-t and have ulready li kum work out lining a regular old -time ci hhia - Hon. I toy MeiNe.. a ii'i nyin y Huppern rc joint chairmen ot the pubt Icily com mi I te.-, avshiteil by A. W. Ndhon. Clyde y l.-t chahiuan of Hie finance coinim.- Ice: Charlea , ndre h h Is chairman the iuat meeting I libor council, uat luut evening's nieetlng. FISHING'S POPULAR NOW i i i.i? . - 4 1 it;."'- - 4 w . ' i 1 i At k -ye . . y, ii-. .uh With plcnii 5,SuoTi and Wallowa tHimii v rlers ami .streams, 11 ! knows how anil whcix to cairii them, aiitflliitf Is eiNfhilly tHipular with the mcifiiry inugliig from (Ml to IOO and w'illi the annual Winr, l'iu ami I'h'4'tfmrt cliilt fish content mid feed t-timlng (his wet'k end. Expect Geneva 'ffM (JKNKVA. July 2 a (A I') No agree u u in wan reaeueo uy uie l.ri- ; pt-rltt nuvul uMifereuce at tlie I niHiiltiig lhl ariernoon and thn i jtl,iini84, Hpnkcmati expected the 0,,inlnM t0 Associated l'rey.s that .that plenary se.vlou convoked for 1 ,(, ,.(lllV iimltiil.lv l.e Ihe hist. The .spokeHina n .said (ndieatioii.s are. ; lhaf Ihe confen-hco will fail. ' , V. ( '. Urioneman cruel of f 1 i Urillsh naval deli-gallon, denied to the A"Hociated Pn-sn thai the con-fojyiHtf- had collapseil, Mr. Hridge man said t hat t he conservatives would conlluiie but declined to prc- "f: n fl" prospeclK. The .lapaneHf spokesman said that the Hritlsh, and Aun rican viewpoints on the problem of eight inch gun cruisecs would be ex tremely difficult to reconcile, lb added that IhlK would be Ihe real caumi of the rupture if n ruptunj came. State Highway Commission lo Honor Mr. Duby.T,:1;. 'We I 'I 1 1 T I.A N 1 1, inc.. .Inly AI' The stal" hii;hway i-oniiiiisslon ilav adooled the preselll location or the I'entral llliiron IliKlnvey from the end ol tile completed siv Hon west of Vile lo Harper. I.V. lllll' K. This rollows Ihe holll II side 'of the Malheur river. Tills aellon was lakell al Hie re t la.-r-l or I 'ounly .ludKe No", of Sale, and Ceorui' All-in, of lln- i"1" Tonight a dinner wilt he taken al Ihe Arlington eluh In honor if Judge William I -hby, f 1 Ii!. who has been chad man of I he highway commission tor four y.nrs. He rellrea Aug, 1, lo bo iUeceed--d by .Judge Hubert Saw ye'( of lieiwl Nunfexscr. Coll Search Frail lew I HAIITH Hi I . I "on U.. .lulv -" NKW V'tLK', .lulv l" (Al'l A jfAI't Award oT Ihe light heavv even week's fruMlesH airplane wi'ight cha tnpifUiship to Mtck Mr eHiIh rr the missing French fly- Tiguc bv Hie New York boxing rn Caolaln Chai leM NunKcsf"r and ' couiimIssIoii In nroleHlcil by the Nn- l-'raiiclos 'ot etcled al Port Wash- iiiLton LfiiiL' Island, la si iiichl w Ion Majr.r 1-. Sidney cotion aii'i nis com pa n ion "' 'v" C!(. w .11 landed on their ret hi n from New ruud- I Itiilh men who fb-w bad and forth iierosf the Newfoundland wlld'-rm-ss said they were en- . vlnced thMl Nung. KHer nml c., had never arrived in that eoantrv. I "liiHtcad of having been l.eatd bv one or two m uII't- 'I persons, they would have been heard by hundred;-." Caldwell satd. The cn rcll till II need by Hatnel (tUggenhellil covered approximate ly I. .,. milef. ,0 Lit (Ht-(.l I I IJ M CKINAC ISLAM , Mieh, In aildillon to being governor of New Hampshire Huntley N, Spa Hiding is a golfer. Anybodv who ean do IH hfjh-M In H is eniith ii to such dts- of the I'eutr.il tinetion. lie won the champion c also installed hlp of the governor 's i onf- rencc wl'.h no hard opposition. T Ti - : THREATS OF WAR HEARD IN RUSSIA 1 JoSCJ)ll Stalin, Communist Leader, Says Soviet Un ion Expects Attacks MOSCOW,'' .Inly 2n ,(Ai') Re-i "ew d warning of the threat of war was. .given today by Joseph St ii 1 In, coruuiuuitit par4y Jeador.. In a lengl by declaration, after reviewing whal he termed attacks on the Fovlet. union, M. Staliu de clared Ihe union must expect new attacks in which conservatives may tan-reed In organizing u inllttary bine against tho union. In preparation for this." he de- ..(HIP lln Imwl h(; iQ BOund the alarm In all Kurnpcan capital istic countries to aroiiHc the work ers ami soldiers so that the latter , may In prepared to meet. utlemptM al provoking war with rnvolutlon j ary w i n pons. "Pulley or Pnire," j "We must slir up I hose, who do ! not believe lu Ihe reality of thn I war Hi real and iiiuhI. stand fant by 'a policy of peace, despite the and provocation of our tnusl clear ihe air of high born counter revolutionaries and iinhesiilalingly employ tho most, drastic meaHiires to that end." In connection wllh the latter deriaration. M. Stalin referred to the protests by mem hern nf tho Hiitiwli labor party a gainst thn re cent execution of 2' periioni! by the soviet authorities as counter-revo-lutioiiat Ich. He asaerlcd that thoNi- who proteslcd were worse than cuemicH because their ncllon, alihoiigir taken by profeowd ayin palhlers with the Hovieln. ope'rated to strengihen the hand of the cuemlen of t he union. "KnemteH musl Know by I h" nhooting of these HU prlncea and nobles thai Hie proletarian dlcta lor.shlp Is alive and lis hand firm." Protests Awardinq Of Hell to McTifjtte Hnni'l Hoxiug iiswoclat ion. Thomas i i;. Honobue. stale aHih-Hc com- tlllvMOIter Ot Cnliiiecllcnl, Mit I if lO- ti;i y. In ma kin ir t hit: diehi i a I ion. Mr. llnnohue 'laid he upoke for Ihe na He. mi I jih'uh ial Ion of w lih-h lie hat been .m live prcMidefll since the death or Allen Itehr. of CluclnmiH. who was elected to olflcn at. Hie lal annual itieeling. Commissioner Itonoiiue nald be w tiuld procei d at mice t gel a j mall vntc on Hie mailer lu order that he may have on paper a def inite e.pr'N!on of opinion from each slate holding membership tu the asHoilalioii. si;i;ivs t u !; K Aici'lsr . SALL.M, Ore., July 1 H . (Al'l ( Jovernor Pa 1 1 erxon I tula y Immii'I a requl-lllmi on ihe g'jveriinr of Ne vada for the evlimlllt f f. A I'.eringer, w h Is wauled at Al"rhi t ir passing had check. Itcrlliger, liecording ' He record Hied wllh Ihe govertmr. pawned worthlen. cheeks iMiiylnt; front 3'u0 down. Angelus Temple Squabble Shows No Break Today Aimee and Mother Still - Refute Each Others Statements Mrs. Ken . nedy Scorns Offers LOS AXGKLKM. July 2K (AIM ! Mrs. .Minnie Kennedy, mother and ' former business manager of Aimet-j Semple MePliersou, today had re-1 Jeeted Indignantly the proposals of! her daughter ami her Angelus Tom- i pie committee t' make her a pen-1 sloner instead of a principal tignre' in tlie temple. She accompanied . her rejection with a warning to the; evangelist that a "crisis was near"! in their row over temple funds. V'our alternative futures for I "Mother' Kennedy were held mit ; hv the I'ommltiee appointed by her' daughter. They offered in permit ' Mrs. Kennedy to remain at the j Inmiiln "titf I tin n i'ii II 1541 isl K llllll lll'." ! '"t-"- " or to permit her to tour Oie world or visit tlio Imly In ml "1 tho ' ohmcirs cxptMiBO. Tliey kukkosIi'.I ; ji,,,,,,,, ,im .;. . Dupon.. Nenimirn that slm nilKliI c iin y im ielii:lu-i . .,,, ,.,,, ,, tvhuw rupitallni Wfirk lii i.llir flclilK. if kIic liked. ,, ,.,.,. mul.e tmn fom. , nil. .11 In coii.liiKliiii thf inininliuc "K-i,ii;11Si h hcoii by Wall Htieet In KPNtPit that Mm. Kennedy reliirn ti. MH,.,.m.t iiimuuiii emeiit lo tlio her "weulthy luinlmiul. W. Whille-1 Mloi-kliolilem nf tho Oupout 10111 herk, who in 11 well-to-du eiiKineer ; ,. ,llut tluH p,.t.huael 114.000 on u IjIk IIikIhcjii river liner." UlmieH ef Iho eonimon stuck of tlio "Jin" KIsnKlvt-s Isleel I'oiponilloii. , TIHH Hint like .lie .nree oilier 1 proposnlH, ntruek no fiivonilile note ; wlth Mi'H. Kennedy. Althouglt there; lime mat .i rt. ivcuncoy iumi jiihi -. i'IimI aiiure her flrnl huMliand died, , veHterday'.H wtatement releaned by : her (laughloi-H commlUeo was the fli-Ht public announcement that had been made regarding It. Mrs. , Kennedy aaid ahe was not divorced from Whltleheck hut that she hadi no Intention of making her llu"10! with him. j 'The crislH Ih near." warned Men. I Kennedy, referring to the Hqunb- bio with her daughter, which was olimitxQd when u coin mil tee lonk imiirice of tlie chuit-h collections1 I and the evangeliHt Kcurrled home ! I from an Alton, 111., revival tarn- palgn. lieulcH AIiikn-'k Stry .Mrs. Kennedy nahl the could have hecn liveried had her,,,,,,;,,, 2b ,,,. ,.ent , (ieeriii M. dnilKhter not huim up linniedlately I ,, vlt.tul.,y r,olltlol the eom when she fMi'H. Kennedy I called ; 111ny w, ,. w,lh , Mlwill her on Uie H.Iphone..n ail oflort j ,k ,,,! ,, s((e corpora to eonfor with her. 'I he evangelist. I ., , .. ,,.., nonlrollliiu- however, said her mother use. licllcl.u, Motnr unA the Dupont toUfUMp that "would have ...eanf ,,, ny ,,19r0 Unking up of I II1M.IIMIU in U ii iietnu e.,y will- era. She .declared she hung up for five minutes, then called her mother again lu tho hope, that she, had cooled off. This Mrs. Kennedy vehemently denied. 1 ,M r-i. Krunefly denied report. that she had ever doubted her last year. Kt ;.i:sTS ( HI ItCH TltlAfi l.OH ANtlKI.KS. July 28 (AP) Aimen Kemplo Mcpherson was usked today by Ir. Uladwyn Nieh ols, self-exiled leader of a large (Continued nn Page Four.) Ex-Lightweight Champion Dies In Hotel Room NEW YOU K. July '2H ( A P ) Freddy Welsh, former 'lightweight champion of the world, was found dead loday In his room nt a hotel. Welsh, whose real name w as Frederick Thomas, was a boxing Instructor and held a commission a captain In the reserve officer corpn. Aboill ten days ago he was taken to a police station on charges of disorderly conduct, when ho re- slsted arreHl by a patrolman who Interferred In a 1 wo a. in. street fight between Welsh and Kdward 1 ichmey. We I kIi w as discharged after eplaining to the court thai he had been engaging In a "fiicnd- iv right." lb- died at (he hotel Sydney fn West FHIy-Stxth street apparently from heart dlaease, Miild that although h Ills widow earned hu ge HiiniH In the pii.e ring, he died "wit houl a. penny," Freddy Welsh, 1 years old, wore I he llghl eight crown for three years, I ! I 4 to I !H 7. lie won II from Willie itiichi of San Ft a nciscii. on points in a-roiind match at Lnndon. July V, j OH. lb- lost il lo Henny " i aril tu New York on May Ux. I'17.; When tie WUS HlOppe.l II) Hie tMlllilj, round. ! Sentence of Death j A ff irmed by Court tlLVMI'IA, Wiiah.. July (AP) ! Menieiiee of death passed on Wal- i lace C. (ialniH, of Seattle, hy the j King county court for Hie minder i Ol IIIM IIIIIIISMIi I njl'lili n.ii. iiiimii- ed today by Hie supremo court. The decision, I pages long slat ed thai after giving Hie case more. lhan ordinary consideration the ...mri i.i,.h.,l. .1 Hint Ihe iiiHiclhint hail been given a fair trial. "He has been found gititly l.y the verillil nf Ihe jury whleh H yilshtlnril liy evlili iiei- l.lel. lines nut linve tlie M 'i''l inn of lil-i t;ullL III iloitlit." tile ili'etMllin reitil In linrl. It .vim wrltli'il liy .lilHtlee John !'. Miiln mill eonenrre.l In hy ' tlio enure court. CONCERNS TO L1NKF0RCES Wall Street Buzzing over Buying of 114,000 Steel Shares by Dupont (iENERAL MOTORS FIGURED IN TRIO Rumors Are That Terri fic Automobile War to Be Waged When Ford's New Car Appears. M'.W YoltK. July (AIM X iKOxinii: t'oni iiniiniy ui j n,.4lwjK pother three imuiHi! "fOiutnuiiUy of interest' corHrii- ihiiix Itnltfil Klnlm Htef I. (iniorn I ,.,. paid .1,- ,.,.,,.,., . u.noo.dOO for Iho uti.nl Ul..f-I? tilwl 111 ii liil.P tnnnlllllF ,l,no '"i'l.r ii,.. i,..,.i ..r ,u,e,io, of a..i Mleel I'onipnny either Pierre lu ponl or a representative of the lu- il li.lninuu It lu niiH.r.liii.il will taUp (( ,he Hlee, mmni. T(i.o ,u(Vp h(i(il ri,inivtH thllt ,,i(,n.0 Dupont, now in Kurope, might ku - ceed Klbert 11. (iary iih chairman ..f llin ulixl linni-H Tliiu lu - lilif credited In beHt informed clrrlen. .Mr, (ary is ill at hia home hero Jlmt Ih expected back at IiIh office j mooii. No change In the uteri i rhaii imitiHhlp la at present contem plated. .Morgans Like Idea The entrance of the UupontH tn- I to the ateel corporation lu welcomed hy the house of Morgan whose re . jlntiohs with Ihe iMipontH have heeu I'l'IslS, , fvlnnHlf The l.ntw.it.H i.mm industrial foioeH of gigantic magni tude. AVhother tho federal trado eomniiHslou will find In this re ported "community of Interest" a violation of tho untl-trust law 1m something that Wall street la un ubln to w?. Two ilayH ago directors of Hteel f corporation met and no changes in w hi In tho directorate of General Motors contlnueg as forniRrly. Auto War Humored Wall alreet has heard for soma llino that when tho new Kord car makes Its appearance, the mot fir war for business between General Motors and tho Fords will brealc out Into increased Intensity. Ite ports from Detroit have Htated that Ford has Hpeut millions reca.sUnt; (Oonllnuctl on Page G) WE STATIONS IN Tilt: WEST SEEK CHANGE WASHINGTON, July 28 (AP -Hepreaentatlvs of five I'acifln coast radio broadcasting stations today sought more favorable power or wave length assignments from the federal radio commission. Their argumentn wnro taken under con sideration and decisions wilt be an j nmmecd later. j Ntallons KKX, at Portland, K.I It al Heuttlo and KGA at Kpokane, j ask ed pertnlcsloii to ii 2o,it(i0 v.a'tJi for power Instead of their prcHcnl. HT'iM, watt fnaximum. KYA, al San Francisco, asked an Increaso l r o in f.ai) to HinO watts while KXL at Portland, wanted to use the 770 i kilocycle baud Instead of tlie 1HH0 j kilocycle tho couiiumstuu IIU3 UN ; lrtted. TODAY'S GAMES ! NA'IIONAIi I.KAGII-: U. If. K. ,,,,,.(,,,, ( - ll(.nnil , j,.,,,,.',.. 6 9 4 II 10 0 (ienewlell, Werta Ull'l rbati ; lllxey hiiiI rielnleh. i AMi;iticA Li:At;i i-; p. h. r. ctewdand I tost on 3 13 I HatlerieM: Ituckeyo and Alltty: i Mel-'aydcn and Jlofnmiin. Si'i nidl ullie II. II. I'.. . 'leV.-l.lll I 3 'J I IIOHloll 4 9 ' llMltr il.M: Miller i.nd J.. HeweM; llnrilNM Mie Hartley. I!. H. II. letmil f ! Philadelphia "-lii.lt. (ill. hi. n. Ili.lln.iy nn-l w.io.i.iii: I '.K' 1 1 I'll .1.'. Kommell. 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