La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 06, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTWELVE PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE CITY EDITION fctlfttttt THE WEATHER fhmdsty. Csmtmtted 'auii MMr--hlif h&&w normal, Mederu-F VOLUME XXV. NUMBER 306 Mt.MUKK ASSOCIATED PEEKS IA GRANDE, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1927 tlBMUER ASSOCIATED PRESS EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER- $20,000 HALL TO BE BUILT BY MORMONS Recreation Building Will Serve as Gym and Com munity Center EXCAVATION' WORK ALREADY STARTED Church flhnnprps L. I) uriguuu nans at ne- quest of Many Who Are Willi no- tn Akt- I tu rvooiDU i ! OffitiiilH of the U li. 8, chlin It iiimmmeed today f he rumple! ion of tentative plant for the con struction of their' new iwi-'-atio l a II on t he church property Im mediately behind th- talM-rimei which wan occupied for years by (he old inline amusement hall of the church. As orientally projected several mont hs ago the new building would have been desinVU for church activities cxchtstvely bu. i today the completion: as a result of I he urging of many citizens outside of the church or ganization, plans have been en targed and it is now the in ten tbm to construct a t'.'iUHio teere ational building, 10 feet iog by fi feet wide, which will be avail able to the entire community tor the use of the gymnasium and a u ptac for social gatherings. ; jt CJIve a skit entitled "The Sausage The only restriction placed on Grinder." in which Keith Wilson the use of the hail is that private nct,.d (), part of a butcher. Wii euintuoreial enterprises will not be. lard Wilson, soloist, and Harold permitted. j Leffel. the sleepwalker. Jack Mc- Many ffers of Help i Kartane played a harmonica nolo. Krom various sources outside of As a conclusion all of the boys of t'-e church have come offers of the patrol sang "Hoy Scouts AH help If the structure would to Mke Hiking.' mnue large enough to serve as a, The Crocodile patrol was award communitv center rind the church Uiird place, its principal con aothorllies believe that donuloI tribullon wii a! In IIip nfttun of .,, , . , , ,.rti..i...ntr ; slilt and was enfitled. "the h un- V. ... ...,.. i. ; m,i ummc.u,. , , " !(.. pari: Kdwia Kirhy. musician; provided by he loca organic-, V(mwU tm,H(.h(.r. Kvepy (Ion and Its individual litem in-r. , ,. ,,,,, Itl riuirW!t walnnm, nccordln.- to present indication. : im)i.(M,Iiri.rj: Adlli Hiegrist. Ub :.nd thia. with all other eontrlbe-; S(irV(.r rt.mrt(.r; u, stim Ashtr iions to the building fund, will be )(mj (.,.ti.t, ivrktni. mourners. An matched by th- rtniii-li dollar f r c nHUmcniHl number wits given by fhtMiir, . so- that. - if -local , people ( tUMan Nelson and Kdwin Kirby. raise n total of l.flfif the. r' j Interesting number were also muiuing $tUMM will be piovideo officials say that any and alt ! rt but ions, even donullons of Inbor on construction work, w't m appreciated, but thai actual MdicMation with uuotas sugg-sted fur the business men of th- com munilv will not be undertaken. Gifts will be voluntary in wha-. ever amount tie- donor designai Larifc IMavhiiT I'liMM The Htriieltire w III be construct- ed SO that li feet w ill 1 'otirt h si reet a nd t he nilt on ovem: t rootage will consist ot .'O feet. .n athletic playing fioor of hu ge dimensions. 4 i by "i fet ill be provided with a permanent seating catwtcity around th- wni'.n for I.- peisons. This Including CCn tinimd on I'g Fottr.l NORTH POWDER (sets airmail MillTH IMiWIHItt. Ore.. A tic - -The Coiled Slide depnrlment .f eommeree has seleeted North J'ttwder us it Mile for one of the liirye beiteuu li'htH to be bisl-tiled for use of the nit' infill yervlee mw pasdmr over this rity nod to be used to lor. perhups by the coin men iol air servlee whhh Is ev peet f ( lit be 1 Mil uz u i n I ed 11 1 11 n enrly diite. The eoutrm l has been enteretl Into between Ihe depart ment of emmeree and the eity. The deportment is to p;i ;t jitmill yeorlv reritul fr use of the munh toai water tower and tlie eity will defray the expense of bulldim.' the pint for m on whieb the IlKht will be; tdaeed on top of the tower. The hlult nmmd in the eenler of the busi- m-ss distrbt and tiie ntriielure lt, Molf Im lin feet hhch. It If expect-1 ed the work of InsbilHmr the Ihchi '. vlli be e.impieted in the next few ! w erk i MATCHING TIIE CITY'S GROWTH K e e p I 11 e piui Mlt I- (irnmb'S htiim yrontit ml ileielopment i- imt :ner ly ipieltoii of Keep til a mieS diMr o'ii Hint one erhe or kimmI nvalhible. Itntber I- It a, """ Hon of mntnlnhthuc eoniwi with present eiitomer and e tHidi-bin eon tart iib new The lm-iiie- ittiui win th-t thai iottd-te!itl.v know- that ? imt Iom iubt of hbn nor will on foraet liU ability in Mrte yn wvii. Ami phi HaiM fll fok for ami eiH' to lit bti1iM me-Jiae lit 'I'be OhM'nrr wlo'it they tun rtaeh the mo-f MttU' at ilH' mnHrd ajllde t-iel, "Observer AilvrrlKli.- a Merehauilsiiifc btrl" Third Week Of Boy Scout Camp Starts Sunday Total Attendance of 150 Boys Expected Stunt Night Program Very Interesting. WALLOWA, Luk.-, Auk. liiil) Thf llilril Hint last S- i-.-k of the hoy Hroul xnnmier raiiiit at j Chief Joseph rump. Wallowa lake. i wH! Kfjtri Homla; evening. The trump has been ln-ld for the som- i nu-r vacation of boy ftcouta of t'n- i , ion, Huker, Wallowa and Grant (count its. and at the week iiier wuhav r!oe of next bit approxi- boys front the tour eonntien who have spent ui lea-nt one w,Hk th-w An'om' drivimr to the lake to- morrow and wlm eouid make room lor mi' of the boys Roiuj; to tho . . ' . " " lu - tK .ra" " ,I,,M , ollwur, r "imifor President rooild. tie has not take u boy or two with them. mtgMal bleu of what kind of Ntmit Program I a job it is. and he Ih ro worry. The stunt night program af the j tng himself much about it. ramp w hold Wednesday evening j Home one' has suirresied fo tin ; by the boys attending tin second j pn.sjdent that Jf hi recent Jttate j period of cuittp und was n bis sue- m,nt UoeiariiiR ho did not clioum I hi Chipmunk patrol, with , J oroKt Jon. K as h atter, won ftrst jtlaee. The skit Riven as entitled "VUv i'crfoniiaiues of the Magi- rfun Aii liin." Wiiiia Khuier an notmeed the iijanleian. who ap peared and performed In the per son of Marshall Wooded. A. voeal iluet was given by PHI I'iekens and Marshall WoodHl, The patrol con eluded Its entertainment with the aoits, "There's A Long Loner TraJI," The I'anilier patrol, with Leslie. Keufer as leader, won second place oral of the Spirit of the t'hlpmilHk j l'trol.- The following boys took I tKiv,.n by the Silver Kox and Wolf , patrol. The visitors present s presi'd their appreciation of the program and v.. Hiissen eott. Scout executive, made some Inter esting remarks in conclusion. Nature St mi? X. J. ItilMncs. supervisor of the Wallowa national forest, was with the boy scouts Thursday and gave them a course in nature study. About fiO different wetmej)S '!Ject 1 and identified. Mr. Bllt- Ines promised another visit to th? Oil! Dp before the close. . Kvery patrol in camp has taken an over-night hike. All beginners 1 In swimming are making good progress, and like yte beginners j of the first week will h" able to! swim before t be period is over. There ban been several visitors (onliuued From Page Six) Annual K.O.M. Picnic Will Be Held Tomorrow;! j Tit- iitlfiuai pieliie I or fornn-r residents of Kansas. Oklahoma and Missouri lll be io-bl of tnversme ) ' park tomorrow afternoon, an- nouei'Mtent w made todav by l"'" irU- r.trMv'" ; The pienle will begin at noon juith a basket lumh, eaeh family 1 f ornithine' a basket. MohiJ'W-s and 111 1 uiij be n part of lite ". ' ordinir to Mr. i'ratt. Following the ph-nle dinner will be a proeratn of talks and muid- , numbers. Min .Marvel IJliiiK- "tw? oio ami Mr. Vrntt play seyenil banjo bctimm. rrti 4 v..not'eJ fit C sit I hl?(l ?! Local Police Until Smith and I.. M. Smith .tod a wttro. 1-1, W. Smith, were ar rested ve-lerdifv itfierrnnfO in tii' alley between Madison and Moti- ' rie tn Fir street n e burses ( disorder!;- eundnet. They are in jai! to day awaiting trial. bb-b j (s sfhednb'd ftr loniiit in munir- j ipai eioirt. j The pfdh-e iy that the three were fUbriffjj when they w ere t piaeed under arrest. i SAI.AUV lVt'IEKAs;V SAI.KM. Ore., All?., (AF) -Salary inen-aj aififreeat tne $1!T" a month ttr a -ar were granted engineers of the state highway dejwitiment, it was aseeriaiiod today, at it meeiing of the Ntat" highway PomitHnninn at Fortiand on .turn- Th- etn- mts-ibm ui that time Wtltiant Iniby, of Maker. Henry it. Van I taster, of Firiiartd. and K. Oat.s, of Med ford. Hinee that time Moby ba b iiee eded by Uobert W, Sawyer of lit nd. It la said tlott lite action ui the euitimtMtion . US U!Uit!iiitO"S. 10 YEARS IS i TOO LONG TO i BE PRESIDENT So Believes Coolidge Who Affirms His Intention of Retiring TT iwnv tff irji I I JL nJW MRV HR DEf iARES . i HIS IS Not a One-Man pmmfw fi 1J p QUfii ley, of Montana, Quotes RATIO TITV, H. O, Atiff. S Af) Somewhere a new .job is waiting to run for rejection in 1921 r?ttly Im.an i,!, retirement from th n-t,M how he would need to b hoofeintf around for something to do after Mai-eh 4, 129 and Mr. t 'oolidfre etn uhustKed that t bin was correct. i But he has let it foe known that ; work never has found any diffieui I ty in coming his way and he be lieves it likely it will continue to find him easily after hff ieaves th white house. i til vr xti 1 Thus the president has given no- ! tie to tho country ibat he has no intention of running for another !.. Hhnhlmshm.1 said at the summer white house tbat Mr. foolidgo will not cail an- other conference on tim limitation of naval armament because he be- Itevcs he would be out of office corner i if f before such a meeting could be Klder about l':3W oVIoek yptmdy (convened. delibemt-, and any afternoon. Me was immediaUdy treaty coming out of it would he rushed to the hpltl and his in I t... -... , i i iuriPM taken eare f. t j.,ltv(trtV . rnpmr mttlnnal i commHteemaiifor- Montansi. pro- fosses to ImvetiddHionnl evidence thai the president believes he will have served long enough by march P.t 29. iio said oolidgc toid him tber were plenty of good men in the Tutted States to iike his place. "This 13 not. a one pjan coun try' HhetSey quoted ihe presidoni; "There are plenty of good men la th Pitlted Stales. Ten years is a mighty long timo for one man to s"rve as president." MEDICS MEETING AT LAKE RESORT j'7i Wheel Law I Applies To lUds Eastern Oregon District. KU ,.:M As. ,; (Ar! Ti, Association Convention in- ciiti tti.. ii.niiioii r fih Continues Tomorrow ,lin niu, B( n ,, B1)d , I the same streatn east of t") ade Tli- i..,h..I l.e-tl..v ..f t,f KM- !i.U.- t tmtm, ,-r., .rpKo lM. ..t MII. I ,is,- - " "!;"'"'" ,:,tt,. wlil.1. in. l.,,1 ,.ahsi,l ,.' A.- ........! an VMnkt.-. nd j-urueons t'filimvit and I'nlnn roiifilieH open J Ht WuHowalitke tdy and will jeordinue through totintrrow. ( j A meeting of the iiysoehMion is "held eiieh year, and I usually at ' tended by about fbs-tors. Three j phyMiefmm from li Critnde ore fit j tndin thin yer meetloK, lr. V. SiAdoy. ir. . Mtfttrp Htm in: t;. I,. HitiKer j during the meeting In iiddUbm to. j , ope it!Hsiboi on tfijeMiom and i problem.; f hilerost frr members td . , ,tr,tr,Kion j 'Grass Fire Calls Oilt DC&QVltHCUt I t fires eontinue it keep th; i Jra fire ll..lwr.11,et n.e.ai.ej iv ,, lite hot He!1 ,-tiniw im Mly K itf lei - tine .in. Amer ...tt -x tnrne.i I n frmti ltke and rmalitla Mire tiii.s tnortdnu iihout II ti'elek and j the f!re truek rtisbed to the seene and exf hiffuixhed the btaze, lattle iliitftilKt! wan diie. I Nearly a d?.eo m'ac fir have resulted doririt? the pat emipie ( weeks, i Si:iJ;tlt KLAMATH Kt'OKN'K. re.. Am?. f API Kiamitth Kalis will be hot to the Oreon title axMbition it was dV-iand Hritinb open titb- h' etd'd lore htjt evening, when thft.shof n T '' for the third 1!-H eonvention eity wa selertcd. brilt hift. tola! itp to 21 Twelve Teams Entered For Doubles In East Oregon Tennis Tourney Tdve teniw will be eat' I In, the dulde otatebe of the F.at era ( rexn X'imif toiirnament wbieh Ik i he re.-mmed at sbmtt Jt o'eita k titaM r'fW torniitfcr. Semi- final" and fioatx of the Mimib-s bmr- n mem. wnien .H!lfeo; laf e-onouy mfroiog ill m eupy the fir.d htur of t!t dmibb-i day play after whielt tfOirnametit will eoit- lueitee- Flayer in I ode p.t ehampioti of Central Oregon, K. Itallyntine, of itetid. nd the fifth ranking player : f tis yi:nr-r-l f rst:-rt tvaio. If Severe Tremor Hits Japan In Early Morning Worst in 30 Years, Dis patch to London De clares Few Casualties, However. I.OXIKJX. Ator. S (APJ-Att ;eaHhtpmke, described lis the sever jest felt in tin riOft for 2 years, t shook Use northeastern pai t of jaian early this msrnitiKv says lupaaages to Heritor from Tokyo. HaHway and tfb-grftpnk- cmn-itiunk-ations wert tntorruptt-il ttiij "a imintwr of houses t-oliaiti at 1'ukyS.shuiita M f iBl. tn tm cas's litjurbs r rftrldfc tt tt casualties or dainaso. nip kohaiuu. SclHtttogritplm at Georgetown university, Washington. I. t. rec orded "very wvere" earth sbockit beginning at 4:'S ami lasting for more than n hour, yesterday af ternoon. Hev. Kather Tondorf, aeimnologist. estimated the distance of the uuftkes center at abont 6,3tt miles from Washington. Japanese time is about t4 hours ahead of eastern stanthird time; ther'fore when it is 4:30 p. m. si Washington it is approximately 6:30 o'clock next morning ts Japan. ;Leg Broken In Auto Accident Here Yesterday , ,s ,r ih,, Kvhnrt emploe of the teUnihone comply, hp- rtonsly injured when hts leg k i" thf kwT tln utmotrfi accident just this side Mn i it twilh-o. Sir SI, !t, Weatherspoon, of? Ktgin. was driving a light Kedan ami rn into tne teletihotie ear which was pack- ed at the curi. Mr. Huberts wh taking tols from t!ie buck of the car when the machine crashed. Mrs. 'Weatherspoon before re .porting the- accident tni "i"iv;". Went to the Omndc BmimIo hospital and visited Mr. Hoberts. In her report ttt the poH'1 she de-btred tltat she was driving Hbwiy artmnd tho ernr and was so iiiteftl watch jlug fr other traffic tht she did hod see the telephone company ear untM she was too close to miss It. Hay ma- slate, who ier lisn wiiro:ff io ' n wanted to Bnotv Yafelmti ril wbeelc. lf IttmtfttK of tlicrlforeKt Iras foutu operultt , Vtgh ('vnK'll Cause of Flames l.o.Sf; ItKAi'H, '!., Aim. t At A io avy explosion aboard .'Mi ootto!jnd yaeht off the tittg fthSpbuHdissg yards her today blew ot; ma ft overboard and set fire to tho t-rit ft. Another man was jM-en to jfiiop overboard. Fire apparatus The name of the yaeht eonld not be made out front Khorc . Wall OtlS 4lt'ffrf - j j Canadian Open TtliKT . Awtr. n (AVi Seor hilf it brtiltnnt "0 lor tto third round. At Watrsm. Urand Hapidf, Mieh.. profefesmnal and foroter Canadian op-n ebmMioH, to-de, took the bad at the iid of boie of May in the fanadhm oi-n coH ehampiottHhip. VVstroffs total of " J 7 t rok ar with one round' to o this after noon, pat htm fi single sijf aheitl ftf Walter If aye 1. former AtiMTtratt who ronnd to ;. fi, ;IIU. .f t Anelew. a v. ell a t raeijotat n (eiders "3 ir gon and WahtngtH tHlttalt'iii llanleio i Seven teant are enf tiie ; : irthwl doittdes, tnehtdtog two Ifniiii ' from I Send, three ft FemHeims ,-mc f root 1 nmii ami ifto h! , a biHi FmwdbHitie that a team will: fttmr ffmi Faker now wettt dmbt ifoi stm-e n enirie-t hae yet been re-eied. OfaiMf fr the farna-j met w iii tr doie this etftmw in 1 rder tt Hilow for aoy late entries ' d.tr??t the d;t FOREST FIRE CHECKED IN THIS STAT! Three Large Blazes in Klamath Area Report ed Near Control NO IMPROVEMENT IX COLUMBIA AREA Worst Fires Since 1902 Flaming Through Tim ber in Vicinity of Van couver, Wash. SAN KltAXt'iSt-u. Aug. . iAVt Three hiiao forest fiit that si Hi are burning in the Khtmath nation al forest arc all cpeeted to tc brought under emit rot within a day or two. the distrlet forest head tlOitttet'H has reported. Te thou sand acres of brush limber h.ive been tmrned over in ftres in th? Kiantath region duriK Ihe last week. A fire was reported raging along i a three or four mile front at Bluff i creek 2 miles mrth at Orleans in$ the Klamath mitiomil forest. AH f availatde men tn Orleans, ahmjt lo were fighting the hkise and voi unteerH have iefi Kureka i answer ttt m call from Orleans. Abtrttt 2ft acres of licush and pine timber Imd beets burned over, it was reporte! iy Orleans, N h-ittlflmgs were n tbingered by the flaujes at that time. Orleans Is a small mountain town on the KM math Hver n northeustern iiumhoitii county. - WtttlSt HINt'K IMS VANCOtn'r:n, Wash., Aug. tA! Sr linprovetnent was itoted in the fim sifustiott In the i'oium bta national forest reserve where 4a men are fighting the worst fires In that area since ISttS re ports receive! here today Indicated. More jjsen are bittg sent from here today. Hhould the wind change the flame might sweep the fertile farm lands of northeastern Clark cmtiity. HKfOHTK KXtHK.tXi MCiItTAN'. re Aa, 6, At Itm-fff" "on :'"tee in WftshlHKio'b tiotlooifl fj.relx reeeived i the tf in- triet forest offlee here tot&y wwj MfMiTf.ANl, itt',( Amb. t A f eneosiraKbtj;. t thf f.iKf farmer m the north- The noT writt fire 1m nmv tet will be beHet fixed fsonebd t.(iKt ft-eePi, frlbMtiirv of fbe fJitUv UtiM fll ?h;tn be htm hrpo of imr White Snlmon rtver. tit t 'tlmi.trf I" fJ lhr iir Ui tM mcfi.it foent. it mm ever-i nts "f - Abiorth, psenident trf orew ob.oit fonr ittMe artotod ,e t. S. Nibnut bftnit. liiKhleets men were sent in ttaj The f?srnier prtperitys Xlf, to ottment the f 20 lrealy fiKlttlos Attmrth believes will be reflect litis fb, ' fed KoemH.V In other Hltej f hwfei' The fire:t mi UMk ereefe In thenessJo ti lJteifh mnrf Invent. old Vaeolf horn. In the wttur f'r ed are rep'.rted Otlrty well io h:Hl. Ttvettty-ftve (o Hsbt a. flrt Hen have been Wash. SOU CrMN(tI i 'ondiibios in lt;t inter fn r are erilie;;! althmth imoa if thf ig lUldnua: ftrea ore nt. Soke is ko heavy over many WatbMJUtt otrjris 5n.it n smerjere-t wsni me of Umknnts, The ttiyjnph- ftr ttt onder etn- jtrI. j tteporta from I be etmst ipgitirt Ui iMreson lodbnte extremely iry dry wtHnis with a hixh fire bait.trd.? (Week end miViK paring Jtie wrne?H extreme f toilmt atol jonokhis. lth j . n Elect Ryan Fire 1 Chief's President I'fHtTLANM, Or.'., Ami. fAFf Mark Y, iJyun, liedw ood CJy t'ai,, fire ebi-ff aa iMiaoiiootiHly' eteed preMdeni of the FoeiHe Coast AHHoetatbm of r'ir Chb f tf. Jthe r-oMlmf fe.xfsmn of the rmtr- tlijfi tnititv Hyan was advaneed froifi the j firat vie' pn'sbb-ney Chelf Tola j rrahaot. C-orvaMlf ire, hist yv.trtt S''l'!!i Vie' presidetlt, iiUi OtliMt h iti- j ly l eiH first vie pre&hin Krmrt F, I'lMip, t'umi'U ns, Cai f t-hb'f woef-et'd sf-eoml vH-eprehi- i th nt to suect-t'd Itraham. Kaeramentn was je-b-eted hx the ! ii'.vt t-onvetttimt rM ! Arei? World Record Made At Detroit UKTiiOiT. Aog. e fAFi -Jo Wright Atumuiat roVf etb Torjif S'-t a N'-w wrtd' tei-otd in wlnmng the y-mur quarter ;oiiie danh hi the ?dngh m ullH event of the national nnoitetir rowing a- sfK-tnttitit ebampiotjfitip tf ifata. here j Wrlffhf ieat oot W. K. Inr.-M iOiiotote tf tbe ftathetors fi-tre , lab. lhttdetpMu. to finmit tn i t 'J-T. h;';hIs under the ioai li f hy Waiter it it Unt year. t:i.nnvn; Fiu:riors Ft tSFItl Fi. Or.-.. Aug. S f A 11 j KiifotnaMon of iiito U-t-ttm pre- trtetK f iiitmsch i'oawdblat b ii h f djoioina nret iaH was oniered hw I jth- eooofy emjt at Mh Ako? ot -wiictli J tOeliffg, iSt fe d. TN; eon. frdPitmmt wet- auf i?orit as art onomy oteasati and it is expec ted thai tlf- ifttoii wiil the etnidy appiottmat iy $i.oo at eaeh ehetttm. Ooagfas ttumiy now tntif 7f J prtefiieis tpSead of & I ss f.?iKt-rfy, j 1928 TIMBER . f - f ,i hi Ml s 1 1 lien- i" Niek i,ottyortb, h walk er of the Iiohms. in kulckco tfrsig the llnny tribe in iiw wmHllniiyetttttH. Stmt Presi dent a I'jla1 witldmwn frsm tleffI-S race. Mr. itmg wortit L promlnentEy meKibntett as a i. I, camlhnMt f r chief espeutive. AVERAGE FARMER TO MAKE PROFIT? Northwestern Men Will Be Better Fixed Finan cially, Hanker Says t'ttttntry ixmkH ate ssitsK be In the best psifin they h;ve beH In I for years; froxeti Iti.tisw til be eott sent f Veril hit eawh; aiol feeliiig of af eiirity tvjM be ScreeHjabH'ihed wKtt I rfpe-t t Hie ftttnre of .tprirsilftaP, he jsdded. I "The farmer? tit the ten hory tribatary t- t'HI,od v. ill reeivo.: In the mdKhhorhomt M $t$m.nnr mm ftr their rVnp this fall wsld Atsrfh. " 'ittHe Hi't wl ?e? more Ilia a a bead for tblr ts ye-ir ttd steern where - they vere ;eMlos a hestd tw years it to. "Fitt'tnetH i:eiteraMy tli ei oni f dd.t , Mfher Vkiu have been tff the st'i-gf ftf i;e.kPM!y Will fsttd t iitrtseive? on n und ftnaniHt f'tfitlttK as tlte rtftth sf Hum fall's i pxjw and pi it 'eH' tiithx ore irrlnttm ; cs-r jH-e, u osd prie re Jf i?efatiry btpH ate tip ataf berrls aol applet are eootmasebst tced ftr i en, Mr, A Mm ori h poi nt ?d f . iOHTIANIt Ore,, -W I.. Tijoofps'on. Aofi. S, t A Ft I tie president tntioued ot l's' "i"lr t Pendleton Man Facing Change In Seattle, Wash,! KFATTM;, Awe. A. !Vytr depiv f hare cf r- ;Ns Kltfcrt UHH., iii. . (M'i KtUf tlrivtwe f S-mlbdtt te., io f Feto 'OSifiet n wIMt ihe d o Kit i-b'Hd, - ! ilv -er deebu in f'r'i! a- rut ok t wbinebler bot tht iff f(l" vide-e decide! lKt ; ttil t froter -owre. ! ofole ellbied p h ' efne. A c-orftner' t hi eltA o"oi"i thtt tn- t' d rivet 'm ih-en la ttdlefn vk-d lt'iJi i' bet( ved Meim ,.t pre. ilrs. Mallow Winn At SeabriffhttNm J si;AiiUi;tiT. , Mrs. M!b. Sfo iiaOdd-os, id.fy .te!b-. !U hf ai J.. An . t.U'i defeat! ii-ieti ahfso id.! eat wtitr. in the ftmtl f-tr the woi' jiiosfie )f th1 EnvbHib'H twarwa- ,....tt i-i mi. Newspapers Are Praised By May, Crime Detective Editors of Oregon in Convention at Roselsurg Golf Tourney to End Session. ItOKKHTftU Aug. (AinHffiE Htvj. jh-eretary &f the Oregsjt Stattj Kttitoruti ussoehtion. and secre-- tarr to Cloverttsr lstters&n, ths morning won tfc beautiful trophy rhattifmr of commerce in th ts- oust ttregoit editor jolf IsurKa- nnnf f HSKitiritU, r Abb. . (Aft tnmhtbuK This nmrning left fF Hamims. thfij. h tint owl ptey Krff Kutiis rey ioufti tMrtrt avwnSsW. No ert in the mtFtiiiig. white otliers vmilwl dwoe was maite piibhip t htt iinlli inter tn She Amy. The report there tww ny reiinfrtlM between of the iiaiHdntttai; ctBBt, tiK- the twidWiics ttti iiw iatt-'a tiott uf (H-emw nt rrfmtUm at aiti ruw. but in Nw York, whw ll iie.f n.nvnttiim site, all! he tw mlhTOV rttttion were bombed matter f tiefB at the tate af- I(.tti e ( tratwtt (tWIriaht -r-lornaun meetinK tn ttitml.is. nMoted belietti.it Swi-o-VMnsem Vitertty fternMB eiln am sytnthir were respm.lf, fTOtarnt tty a talk an -ri(BtniiEy When the tmettwsr tiB were by iMk K. Stay, wf tt6e, twKBtwt h.rtijr lfre tnMnlKttt, The iBswaiwtwrs re the great(t the nrbubiH. 1'uifre were B aKeaties for the mipprewthm of inr& ttMhty to ll nutway -rriiw, the stpweker toW the ettt- I!tt, deBartmeKtal vecalh.tM ere toot ittnftdK that he has rlvl tattretiett bbi the hotae of mayer, more het(l In the tvtttgttthm at (he city tail. St. Patrt.-k' tthet-i-rime frm newittKMHM" retwrtem nl J the hamses and ufftres ef lhan froas itv ather wttiree. Pah- maey other jtrttKiineat mett were lirttv, he MKtetl.ts (he he4 tttethmi earteil. : awnheBfBg the Americaa puMtc, strtbp In Bbpbo Mm In the ftniMirtitKie af rrittte 5t-( let liueaws A6re, ArgentJaa, a tr.iion (tettl the .iitwas hv an tin- kpbwbI Erf(te, eafied tet prutes tt iirtn! tatrt In that work. tuh- esetrBtton at vtteea antt Vasxrot. HiKtfon of erittte nm I a twl " markeU by rttsorter awl the thtes (he rrlntinalnicM rteetsrwt. efhtt of two bomb. W uiKt tf the Amerfran oublit- tae not patches tram teritamitt said a ilexire t reatt net h Hewn theB they should ssrafcett t the necesfilj- of ptittias down tritjie. AmeHea, he det;lared, baa pro ureed lis every ve&y exspi ftt - ! me deetiotu. He urgent that ;o!h h? provfdetl in eonne-tSon wit It state eoilegejt bbI ynlvf!ltiea for the training tt Frttnnlot!ht showlns that in foreign rounlrtent where a sHenUfie ftsdv at ertme t prstvided ttial there h far h?s tew etrnted ha dre with et ot lit$& hsrlngf tw -ife?ie ob tained h$t liiirrsaeopls examtfUEiMm had re?jilted its the ritylare ef ertissltiuls In fantena rsstt, HOthr loterpstinif ieetssre hi the aft-rttma whx pHen hy Itoh ert V, Hawyer of Hend, ts The fvlitMr's Five Fot Shelf. aii tdreica detains -fe'lth the editor" -ti hrary. E t , . ,. ... . . ,v review's front jsaee makeup test. The fJregn ty Ktrprise fp fJi lf fiali- frnt page sod th Mdario ArgiJ the ItuMetit: and the MttlMiivlle rtts. Th i I;.- iht vl (Continued on Fa Four 4 xVIoney Shortage Casts Doubt On 'Drowning Case Oouht has been rast sn the rtrwa iosf of tiny 1-1, JihtoiFtt Ht Hefl tbtfe oit ftte H?Kue river by diseijyery st rsttsblerahle shrtai?e tn tfls i 'rtiiita as manager &f th rnts Far plant f the Sfh-rtt rej: tins eto-ijiioy, iM-rorsilftSf to W, li tftvu eeserui tmt tssisr of t ftp 'ftopHtyr wfo Itits tee IttVesMjJf line She bm'k1 f th eHipsny here, .bdUiS'Oi was sppjsd ta have teti ihoned rhile fbimj tt the tusker river on Jaiy hft a essti- tinned fessreh ha.- revolted only lvt fie fjod? of hM ttat and fMhtng j Pte. 1 1 Ik fiMns erwpaiittt . ftf nee him fall in the river. A--rMasj t the ftttetoeat oai , itrttey, who ht been aetive in re by Mr. lesri JttiKso kntw that " pohllran elres fr the trS an Hvedh);jtMR of h'tn a-mea years tleelared his eandtdaey tfets waa under way aod Hiat ihe mt-1 imsming. rsngMg the Hi;sl eiiSHf ter km- to -ottte t ati isane fhetttrfx, week be sNppeared i .... - 1 tbliee Him AtHf f "Fntnt ev?d'NNie and fsftia Mori w hk h lifve -rae lo x Rissse hi diwpp'.( ranee It i my belief that liy Jfitfiaii w fett frw(ied' a-i .rtd Mr, fleers. "If fee ese drowoe-F it i ttty belief th-ft i wl a eajvP til ftMtet!1, The m?tMr fea been ffime! vr t tite Imnding t-tfipawy MHt ha ;tfiid-d Johtefs. Mr. tU-re hits t ief iodN-stted w It-'t fttrthr a-fn. - i my be lalfeo. I Fair Veather in H 'Ar OuttOOki tfXN iittNil,'o, Ads. t A Ft Th- w -at b-r oaf bwik fr i It t-elantfig Atgn( I, is 3 att nmmeed bef ttatay fey the eaftser - F-'tr sfat The ?otbfe fr je-k raity fair -itthr hot !?b foirs abtiig the roast atl wt-tt- inal thttftdertfiMrm Its tit $mmn I lattts and ov-r ifef tS'ail rigifs. Te-mperaOir' will ts itortal on I be eoii?tt stid wsiswhat hor not loul tn tise interWr. BOMBS BLAST N. Y. SUBWAY, MAYOR'S HOI Sacco - vansetU bynipa- tbizers Believed to Be Responsible Q0VJ2HN M E VT IH fQ INVESTICJATK r Metropolitan Carriers Under Heavy Police Guard Today Russian; Suspect Arrested I in ihr ti8 amti atf twett expnti ttt rortt nutoatoWSe gmt-y ref on it ratt- roatf Ihere. lemonst rat Iowa raufesM nn- burfneset hoosa tfcsr rloise. oostmiion befits the at Ifw AmerteK nsI iet UJ?et FrBf?f Th ntttr of iJHe has p:pelel KKW YOKK, Atig. S AP- "Srtrf. f! to ta th ett under pof gu&r4 today Sertirfss! tentpt to revest fijrtfeer setlvltie af fcombfir beiffeved us sgM' (isarter fs lie iiceo-Vasxetti fk1 itildttiiEht wrefeed two safeway st tiorts tn 4tift Msdos qu&rs dise trlet temfrisihiE thosa?t3 sad li- jirinie more ihsm & 3Kt, haisd is the Isvesttettlss I few 1 BP DOfnss ess aasssa eomlitisfiblrs Is their search lo ctu , I TitR two bombs w?re rp!odi - Itrftafelys-Man&aUaa traat t- J(Is ahaVff the Flatlrss fcsHdtn antf the ttiteflsugh Rnyid Iras mt satio at FetiHfe averse sal 2lh sfrf-ef, aIJttfat tf tht sK &f the, old Madiasa Garden The bomb ?sploietl ftfc sc KANZLER WILL SEEK POSITION IN CONGRESS FOHTf.ANtn Ore.. As?. S Ar Jaeob Kanler former inst -Mt t Im ro-jrt of domestic relation ha menKd ht inteniiott sf te 1 1 ve rr t hr iiri coit.rsslosai tlistrb-t. Kasah-fs etjiry brmgs t& f M erld their randhNHes ar jtayw K. Klooie. im A. Ieve-r Kln I fnifikSNs F. Frretl, Frtl.ns TODAY'S GAMES a nos b Miit "K H. II. K. Vtfc . f 13 FiMhwrK 2 tfcttrle?c; FHeMmm-m ml Titf !r. ttfvrmrj Hi, JMasn awtl tt, K. IWN( . . 2 - &.F(ri Whcthtfi ami WWI- all, Wilfsss and Jirtey. It, "It. . fi 12 :j Cfefe-;sst . . . - -. Ner Vorfc , lsttet ies; Fyns atsd ti"fe, Mre, Hfeafeey smtsft, in. h, H. t 13 i t tmitne t.terie Knil&u, Wnjsar. Van Kifeisr ami Ht fcaftg, Kbmke, Urssy aisd: C.'ftmite.