La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 22, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text... , ,..!,-.' - . ..... ...... EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE V C I T Y EDITION THE WEATHER MtWV OKFION I'ulr tonight f Tuesday. Moderate tcinpcrntute; Moderate, northwesterly wind, a Ion if the coast. VOLUME XXVI. Mfc.llll;i A.S(.;lATEU PUIiSS IA GRANDE, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1927 MHMIIBH ASSOCIATED PKES8 NUMBER 7 ENTERTAINS NORTHEAST Retailers Special Train Stops in La Grande Saturday Afternoon VISITORS INSPECT Til' f T 1 . t v ,, ' tU LiUJXU lUlLiLib Five Score Member . of ii i... r a.- i t ZU1U m O I I 0 II riCt lire Showing in Evening. About 100 lumber men and their wires, forming it special train Known as the Northeastern Hot nil Lumber Men's, special which slop pod In Ln lira rule Saturday after noon en route west, were In at tend;! nco at a dinner given at llon an ball Saturdiiy night by the llasl crn Oregon Poudosu Sales company and KuHlern Oregon lumber men. About '2 I'nbtn, Wallowa and linker county lumber men were in attendance. Am,'. .1. Stutiye presided at a very brief and Informal after din ner program. Me called upon I .eon Hloddard and Mr, Ogden. the presi dent of t he Pennsylvania Befall Lumber Men's association. Mr. Stoddard, of the Pondnsa company, spoke of the origin and purpose of the I la -item Oregu n ! J 'nodosa Sales eompany and howl Oregon while pine pot Its name. He eprcssed Hie hope Hint the visitors had had an instructive as well as a pleasant visit here and I hat they would earry away a good impres sion of Kasloru Oregon. Outstanding Feature Mr. Ogden thanked the Kastern Uregon I'omlosa Sales company and the lOasteru Oregon lumber men for the eutertalnnient and said that'lhe stop here had been 1111 jut-t-nnidlng feature of their trli. liefure Introclutiiig the speaker Mr. Siange related ihe purrnises; in having the lumber train stop in l.a (Ininde Incidentally, this was tho only slop In a pine producing coun- iry. A very excellent dinner was serv ed by I he gui hi . if the Kpii-.opitl church and a complimentary spe- clal edi(ion of The observer, print ed especially for the vlslllng retail ers, wits, distributed during the din ner. Views Motion I'lclurc Afler the dinner motion pictures, i)l list rating lodging operations, were shown upstairs through Ihe courtesy of the I tun tin g TraMor company. The pictures showed the use of caterpillar tractors In the woods and created a groat deal of interest. I hiring the afternoon the lumber men ft or .shown through the two Jociil mills and Saturday night the train continued on its way to Ta coma for the national convent ion of Itetail Lumber Men's association. TACOMA. Wash.. Aug. 22 (API Lumbermen from all parts if Ihe Cnllcil Stales are gat lu ring at "(Continued on Page f) SPRINT SAVES HOUSE FROM DESTRUCTION A long sprint from tli Micks boarding hotie alarm bo Saturdiiy nea probably .--axed the w o. lure from being razed h Bf.wmnii 1 Ihe file uiidniL:ht len sirne- fhe. it is repoi'led this morninv. ' . At I I : ID o'clock a fire was dis covered near I lie kilehen and Hp man who found it ra n several blfwd;s to turn in Ihe alarm. Speeil on Ihe pari of the fire department In answering the call confined the damage to a small amount. It Is helieved that a cigaret may have caused Ihe blaze. OUT IN THE VALLEY The blanket cowrlng nf lb" idly or Ln linindc by The t b--rvcr I- aluaj lukeii fur granl nLulili oxer I7 filters tie Ihercil to reader hen ciich i-vc-11I11S. But H 1- "omcltme for giMtcii ilint you who live mi Hie Fiirm ami lu ihr smaller town of H (wo i-nuiille make up oilier croup of reader- nlino-i ciliial In -l I" r l,M' ' On the rural roiilc out of Ui (.rande. for etaiiiile. The Ob-.Mri-r gM- bv ii- own currier and by rural carrier lo ner ." mt ctrtit of 1 lie ho bolder- each rln v. Ncarlv a- Mrrei1 coxer ce i- nmlluble on Hie oilier rural roiilc- In (be wilb-y. There are nion cuaninli-! paid rural subscriber- lo The Mwrver limn lo any other lo pmcr In the hot He- ctimbimil. N It tiny Mimtler thai The M-eMcr it kcim rally r-iiKnll " Im' iiMt-l ttintoittical ami eff-ctic niciliiim mailable In Hit- terri tory. OlrtcrTcr Aflrrtl-li. A Mc-liiiJUiiifc hcrhM 200 Enjoy Week End Outing At Wallowa Resort O. A. C. Students, Alumni and Friends Gather at Wonderland Water Sports on Program Moiv than 'nt . o. -Ills, iiliitiini. anil iin Ji-nlK iitMn.l.-.l ttn- w A. C. stu- I L" T .T'liariv ! at Will I m u lake Saturday evening i anil Sunday with tin- college sUi (I'-nls hosts .iikI hostesses. K. A Aliin.li. , Kual tlr Miuor ot the Pendleton, goni.in. who is a member t board of regents. ' attending assfin- was among Mm-.- ur,':,V night ami nft.Twar.l8 were j taken to Hi.- ' Uracil party ft lien', ' j around a large honfiic a wciuer 1 liiiui marsbuiallow roast was en- ' joyed. College sonys ami stnnis! and a ser enade by members of I he I Varsity Vagabonds orchestra en- ; tert ained the guests during t he hour of fun. In the morning at i o'clock a cowboy breakfast j was served by the students to j Slboill ).'(() glicsls. Swimming, boat lug. and riding ; were enjoyed during the remaind it of the day. Miss Knddu Klop- ; fenstein, of l.a (iranib-: 1 allus i Ward. of t'ervallis. and Allan ! Khinchiirl. of lOm erprise, were in cluirKc of the entire affair which ! ft us acclaimed a success by ull t who participated. Riverside Park Church Service Attracts Fifty ' - j pa rifi of the . settlement follows About r,0 persons gathered at j "An agreement has been made liiveiside park yesterday after- j between Mr. and Mrs. Chaplin noon at five o'clock for the union 1 nettling all' property rights b.--chuich services which were held I t ween t hem. Mrs. Chaplin la to there ftilli the Uev, .1, A. Hall, pa's- i he Htld six hundred and twetitv- nr of the Methodist Kplscopal ehurch south.' us speaker. The )ars.' ' Letr II. Awes, pastor ot the Kng- "TIiIh fully mectn the fc(uir tlsh I ul heran church, presided mcnts of the ''California laws, over the Hervlces. j wi,ieh lu substance provide tluit "The Kalherhood. of (bid" wiib I a w)1-,.' lf, entitled to one-half of the subject of the le sermon, in which he told ceplnnee of (lod as the Mr." bill's I ,of the ae- father of creation, und aM'.a preserver ot ; t'undlhs. lb- used the theory of; the prodigal son in sliowhig t.ud s love for t he peopl- (lie world. ) Although sev of the city are having vaceliou this month, the atlendance was , gooil for tin- summer season at the churches ft here morning services j Were held. 1 The Kngllsh Lutheran church j resinned services yestenlay. after , several week's vacation I In nd'iitio'i to the union ser- ice in the afternoon evening s-t- Vices were held Jit I lie Central J Christian church, the Church of God find Church of The Na.arene. ! This evening the congregation of ', the Christian church will begin n ; series of colli ge plii.Ver meetings, j The meeting places this evening j ft HI be Ihe Krank Millerlng iiud , Hawley homes with Mr. Itoberls mid Joe Wtltiiiins a.'i leaders. : Judge Knowles In Multnomah Court 1 'ircuij .1 udge ol l.a (iniii')'-, h. .1 . W s Oli Kuov. Irs, e lo I'or'- hind lo sit in tie county circuit i our! weeks tit nsviVt pi. Tazwell In hearing denilll n;i s. bib- .1 Mnltn"!iiali tlie next two siding .hi'U'e nietions and j.';e Tuzrt'cil iiln I'NctllslV ly or. pied nit h proiia Ige K llOft b mailers. ) II hCr ,ng in P' 1 ,;:t m Salurd Babe Ruth Slams Oitf 101 h Home Run ! i-I.KV 1:1. ANIL :' (API II oxer th is fortieth on In Ce 1 I'-vetan-i as on b.l.e it c w as In The lolil. ad of hi' in the I.tee 11; right Both titled lb- hi field v. .ill Tor b rim of t he s"f Inning of t he today. No out- w lim . doe Sliai i for the Indian put Bribe one ah sixt Ii faille eloill leainmate for homi lb h; iiz, honors. i in Hogoslof Island Likely to Explode SKATTI.lv Auu. 2 2. ( ,,h.f island a vnhani the U'exle-ii Ab-Oiiali l-h rose I rotu 'be mm Ma;. Inteil-ely aelive atain all 11 will eMl...e like a i.l-;.-- like it file craeker. Meimiiig I'laun. I 'a consul her-.. s.nd p.dav upn hi torn fi'iin Csl. Siberia. "H ' lug vessel, i IMI.S TO I (M linov -b 1 1 :T LA NO. "i 1 1 1 1.- . Am. .id V .f 1 lie tol; d-.y u, Win of L- failed stc :mo mi ib- i is pla itiied rd ' Bay I and Nels.. . h m !H t !, ..I d.-;-bc ilt-h. The i 'i'lji.bcrllne MRS. CHAPLIN WINS DIVORCE FROM CHARLIE j Interlocutory Decree Is Granted Today by Judge Guerin in Los Angeles .,, ! SETTLEMENT GIVES LlTA IJIU f UKTUiNlli' I . i Is to Be Paid $625,000 and' rn j. T7 i jf ooa im irusi runuw Will "Be Created for Two Children. .... ' l MALL (H-' KKi'Oltn.S. I.OS AX C.KLKS. Auff. :2 (AIM LHa Ore; Chaplin ftuH granted un Interloeu tory decree of divorce fruni t'hurb : Spencer ('hiitdln after brief tesii l mony in superior court here today ( blned effort to make the celebre- j their Intensive search In hr traek lo establish a routlnu ehurse of; Hon u financial and Renerjil sue-j lw wastefrof the Pacific for Heven cruelty. 1 t cest. . . members of the fly hip fraternity A setlb nient. reached out "TheHo Bi,ls arc working for the! "ave not been heard from court, which was taken Into eon-' , .,, .,,. f , i.. i tHe leaving1 Oakland Inat week sideiatlon by Judge Walter (Juerin during a lu -minute recess, gay the suing wife $ti25.H0 ilijd cus tody of her two children. The decree followed a court diaiiui lasting an hour during which the girl wife took the stand and told the court that her hus band neglected and abused her. MtiM Walt A Year one year must elapse under the (aw, before Mrs. Chaplin receives her final decree. The si iplllulion bt't ween attor neys Hetling out the Important r;Ve thousand ( lfi25.uU.00t dol- M, ir,.iy aeitiired and money (1Jiined by the husband Hubseuucnt. ,.. lliri.i,1(r(. I'iiioI I'tiiid KstublWii'd 1 of two huudicli "A trust fund fContihuod or.' Page ) REYNOLDS SETS 1 COURSE RECORD Strokes 18 Holes in 71, One Above Par Mrs. Perkins Turns in i lli.cetlnir. which wua mlilrcwieil hy A new cnui KC recr.l f..r the .:, ; Anthi.iiy V. Ivana. firm eounselor era nil.- c.nintrv ell, ,v.i set over!r I'realilenl lleher f.ranf .r the the .veel; cn.l when fl.arlw Kevn-j"- church, of Salt Uike ( 'lly. ..I.I : Hh.lt excelllie," l.y two) sln.lM ihe reeenlly enl i.r 7il sh.il hy if Walla Walla. I', .leflersun. Mr.1 KeVnullls came within Olio shut of inakliiK a par 7't. I'ive binlies and ei.nsKteiit p;irs were mado on the two rounds. Ihe scores of which ft ere ' I and 37. M r. Jefferson, now the nearest contender for Ihe low score. Mind one 31 and a 3: In the Walla Walla t mirua mcnt a, ftek ago ft hen he made his 73. j The Li C ramie professional. Jack ' Kenner. U. ,L Campbell and II. B. I.) u in iesoii. of lb iter prise completed j lltie Icjiirsoine ji fthieb Mr. Heyn-i "''olds particiialed when Ihe record I'Lujim made. Mr. I'eynolds shot the' j first three Judos in three each! 'making birdies on the first two.j 'Three putts on the fourlh hole i gave hlin a five, one over par. A; ir four on five, a four on six. a ( tv four on seven, a par four on. ght. and a birdie four on nine. .mplet 1 the first round, tolalllngi ;(. j u hi.- se. d round Mr. Keyn-i olds played Hie Hist two holes in lie. Ihe new one In a par three, j the fourlh hole In a birdie four. ' .in. I six- in a birdie two. (Hi the i seven t h hole he imain dit it a par four while on the eighth ami ninth be turned in a five and a six. It is t bought hy local fans that Mr. Iteyindils total score will pot bo equalled for some time although bis Individual round tally may be suipassed. (Mhc than Mr. Itoyn olds' no scores under H' lmve ever t.ecn suhmftHd by local golfers, it K said. .Mr-. Pcrkiu-i Sip Mil- 95 Still another record wuh estab lished over the wyek end when Mrs. W. C, Perkins, shotiting a .". In i,l. n II w ouieii'n reeoriN for the Mrs. Perkins used, v ilh 'Oil'' ; but two e.M-epl Ions. Ihe men ; w ben she ' Pi and t'.t. shot Ihe two round, n Penney Company t Lmptoyes Picnic A jolnl pintle of the J P. , n company store employe of ; Liil.er and I ji. fJtandc- ft bs held A t boi ..ii h I yi.slri da v at La dt not Sp rings. ,o iici Siie. Aliool .'i p riutuH were In attend--n e tli- .ne e io ludlug about .V) from ti . L. A N"l- , tliande. j A swim iu the pool Hie picnic dinner were featur ' d .v. and a of the Eight Entered In Labor Queen ' Contest Here Prize of $50 and Gifts to Be Awarded to Winner --Ticket Sales to De termine Queen. With .eight contestants from representative urganixatlons of I he city ulriady entered mid at least in roe moro expeeieu, in1 coniesi j for Ijibor Hay queen was opened this morning. Kntricjr lost no ti' In 'Blnnlnir Hie' Labor Jay da nut; tickets'. sale i f the Ktile of which Is to determine the wln- mr or the v6mv. a priM- of an and a eoinulelc outfit will co lo Illo ,; whll, ,,,, ,, K,ni prl7.es wl In- pri-mnt.-U U, thiwrj ',lar,n '" ""' c on,,n'- ' In HiM'uklnp of Ihc nu-r. loilay.j ; Ma s -1 -lillcn. Rt-nrral chairman ofj j Iho Iibor Jhiy colrbrallon. cm-: IpliaairciJ the. fact that the' Kiilsi paillcipatintr In the content wi"--.i . taklni; itui-L for tln orgunlxatloiiH which thov reureiiented In a eom-1 not for tlieiuselven." declared Mr. i t'ulten. "The success of the cele bruiion rvl8. In a lurffe part, upon J thtin." 'I'tie 1 .1 U rlcs Lou I'vatis. ehairinan of the queen cont announces the entries uilum'u "-vvai "" ' follows: Miss Cecile Cadi Hrother-! hood of Itallroad Firemen; Uce! Ityan, Jtrotherhood of Itallroad Train men:. Veda Price, Urol her hood of Itallroad Kngineers; Vel ina Kennedy, Meat Cutters' union; Ivy Sailing, nidglibors of WoodcraH; ternctUi Kochen:Muirger, Carpen ters' union: Kdilh I oan. Ibubers' union and Klorepce Herl. Musict union. Itepresentatives from the Culinary and Typogruphhal unions und the fcagh-H lodge are expected. Two members, of the Car pen tecs uniont Perry Hhinchnrd mv' Tliotnas Hodgson, went to Pendle ton this morning to attend a com bined meeting of t he IV ndleton I Central I-ibor council and Car pe piers' union and to discuss tie possibilities of electing a queen to represent Pendleton here Kept, sV An al tempt will also be made to Interest the Pendleton organi zations tit participating with La Urunde' at , the celebration. - L. D. S. Of f icial Speaks To 400 Here Yesterday Including - , imii ral from Baker, Cnlon, Imbler : Ml. (lien - gat hered at. Hie - l.atler Imv Saints tabernacle yes- terilay al'lei noun for u apiM-htl ( I1"")' ne.il.lea .Me. in.ns etahllsheil rci-' w,'n' '" "" 'l. " '"" ".! Ihe pn.rcssl.m;,!"1'0. '"" "I'""" the liie. liuK; j ,l" i-.ccieM, ukui'ii. . inn; anil I.Mr. I tie I (IH, 01 Mill l.alie.lly, I II e parly drove, to La (Jrtinde from Baker, and returned there late yesterday afternoon, - where Hi y i were scheduled to atletld II meet ing last night. leaving there en route to their homes mini: I inn today. Business Interests brought the parly to Lustern Oregon. Union Schools Select Teacher . Staff For Ycari:';: INIO.V. Am.-. (Special l The teaching force of the Cnboi public schools for this year Is now complete. Following Is the list of, lenehrs: Supei Iniendent. Boy Conklln: high school faculty. I-:. P. 'oburn, science a ml at hlei ics; Mb I Men Mehupfr. Kngllsh; Miss Alice - Patiersori. malbematies and Latin: J. W. Baxter, manual training: Mlssj : Kstlmr L. Noble, commend;, ; M Iss i Kuniee M. ircus. history and girls' 'athletics; Miss Oeorgia Wrib'. I home economic": i 'eel) L. f Irlggs, j ! agrlcult ure; grade school: W. V. I Conner, principal of south build-. ' lug, purl of si-vent h grade; John : Worl man. eighth grade: Mr illan Castor. s'venth grade; Nellie Vaden. sixlll gtradc: Cynlhla Hobbs. fifth grade Mildred K. I'ox. founh grad Lil Mr., M Iss , iss Ml- I ( Hoiotbv Bu dck. third grade: lKlt7.abetll Vogel, se-tuid grade jMrs. II. C. Hco-ie, first grade. ii nd Minister Speaks A I Rotary Lunch The i:. v, .1. Oeorge Wuta. luislor of the First PrcHhyt. Han eh ureli here, wan (tmst speaker a I tie luncheon meeting of the La (Jntiot J Colary etub today at I be Fob grilt, Mr. Welz gave tin lusitiii ttfinal addrcps, telling of the pm MihliilhK in Botaiy. ( which very Interesting. Seviral Bolarlaus from out-of-town points were prcscm. Hr. Itay Murphy was chairman of tho program committee for to- OCEAN HOLDS SECRET OF 7 DOLE FLYERS Aviation World Turns Eyes Westward Today with a Heavy Heart NO TRACE FOUND OVER WEEK END Residents of Hynolulu, Continue to Hope That Miss Doran and Men Will Be Rescued. i t SAV l-'ltANl'ISCO. Aujr. -1 AI') 'rho aviation world turm-ii cyca wcatwaril foilay ami with n heavy heart walcheil atrcrafl. naval vca- sels and merchant uhlpa continue i for Honolulu. The efforts of iiH nuva! vessets. aiueo oy iiiei-coani cran wicctiok course along the 2-luO-niile great circle between 8nn Krunclsco and Honolulu after a six -day search hrM' missing ptunes ine .ns-i ,'or',,1- oioen ragiu nnu uih oaiian spirit. Flicker of Unix IIm 'A faint flicker of hope regard ing the plane carrying Miss Mild red Doran went up from Long Heiich Cal., iaat night hen a car- I rler pigeon landed there. At one : i lino t Imk 1 )nrnii xnnko of takim; ..,..- .,,,,, nM ,h1 fiwi.t and releasing them 150 and 3'o mile out in the raeiric. Cheek of tho markings on Ihe bird revealed that It was & participant In r, carrier pigeon race being conducted on Ihe Pacific coast and had no connec tion ft It h t he Sa n Krum isco to Honolulu f lye nr. Uesidenls of Honolulu, mvidful of the roNOiie of t he late com mander John Lodgers, continued to exfm-ss. hope that the missing fiyerM ftould be found. Kodgers wa found nln' days ufter his m:a plune was forceih down. Vhi.n fltlted lnwoht-B un licMh the . east und west shores of the Trtunlliin iMlnnrls lmve fulled give any; Indication of nlrphL-nea J or of thtdr creiH.t Kvery Ham putt 1 (.lapnliese rishlng boal) had been i checked, but, I heir occupants have brought no word or Indication of hope. . Con Milne to llojte j William Malloska. Michigan .millionaire and backer of the flight of the Miss Doran. said lie would not give, up hope of rinding the plane ant Its occupitms umu acven ilaya hail paaseil. lie ! - llcvea the plum- anil tin occiipa tilH ! may iil 'omcl floallne. w llh the i:n an,l Miss I ...ran hi,li; atarv, ,1. hut .i.iinj.iro.l. " ' " 'j" I i - i trt;ti. By Jury Verdict VA. Im.o I.. Ilin.n of l.'llfv ! ( )tl. charged in- I be justice court willi recklcrw driving. returned wit h a -verdict of not guilty t his morning after about 15 minutes of deliberation. Ttle case was Hie result of an automobile accident which occur red more than three weeks ago on , Him Island Ctly market road, Clarence (Iray alleging Mr. (Ml was responsible Tor Ihe mishap. A Jury ilthil was held about ten Hays ago j in Ihe justice court, which result- bung jury. At that Mine lal ft us set for today. President Looltdfje In Yellowstone Park, V K I . L( WST N K N A TBI N A I , PA It K, Aug. 22 (API-- President '"oolldge today entered Yellow stone National park for a week's outing Arguments in Kelley Case Keing Heard in Salem Tribunal Today SALi;.l. tire.. Aug -Zi (AC) jWith permission oT Ho- court and i with opposing - counsel agreeing, i I mhI i i I. Attorney John H, Carson ' and Attorney Allan Carhin luilh parlb Ipaleil to Hie oj ohig argu ment for Hie Hlafe today In the ha hens corpus proceeding brought in an effort to save Lllsworth 1eley from' Die gallows. Willi completion of the divided opining aruumeiit couit was ad journed u nl II 1 o'clock when At torney M. L. Pipe ill hegid his a I t; OlIU III for le ey. Attorneys lor Ihiiu H Willos. also under ilea t b s-nlence. sa id toda y t t ha I nothing fnrtlier will bo done. in court for Iwo fir three, days con cerning Ihe petition for stay of his ex.cution pending a menial it tilled SlateH Mopitnic -examination. 1 contended in l.eii.iit ,t Allan CniMiii a rgu-d thai I bo be was a eon hi n nd pitsoner ban no ii toeily lu lppcas i bei) ,y Chi. f J in-ti' e oipus. Hat" as coi pus. he nut- hn nn-d. h ml' il, doi not i-oiisl 1 ute. writ "Nothing else was i of levies. He Showed I hilt the j led." fn,, I arson only iUi-stions perlineiit were ; come u wph an w helher the trial court was a I nlametrh ally i 'otcpMeni tHbwml w Indlp r It had.i' taim h- v e-j not FROM BERLIN TO SPOKANE 'St, ' "!. 'V :x ' v - t :-:v.V"' -! f:hf 1 Van Id u 'I'lica Itawhkc, cr manj'H must noted wihiiuii air plane pilot, will riv In Hie .Nation al Alt lerhy race from .New York lo Spokane. Sept, III lo 21. It In the llrsf- time In aviation lillory I hut a woman pilot lias t'liKugttl In liicliig, especially lu n j'(4i of v his iil-,tauce. ! STATE TROOPER SHOT BY RADICAL Killed When Attempting , to Break Up Sacco- j Vanzetti1 Disorder ! crrrsririut, au. Aim. i1-'. (Ai')--A 1 lUinsylviLnhi stale tiaiojie un shot J iiiuK.kllled during tyicou-Vnnottl 1 deiuonstiMtion at Agnientonia. near j Krlm?tbtle tij'hi.y. The officer, j Private John' J 'owne t .from the Oreensbura ImtTaujirt 'nf tbe'shitc 'police, was shot while assisting in bnyi king up a meeting of some . I L'OUU Saceo-V.i uzet 1 1 sympathisers. Howney, aceomna.nted bv other! hroopors. Moonlit t o c;n i v out orders ttT sheriff Robert. Biaiiti uot- II nil the meet I ik. When the h atiiiiiuiieenient waa niaile :ruw(l, ll.ere were Jeera anil 'I'he ti'u. uiera churned, iih- hnililiN aillt lint elllliM. Crouil IMsM'iel i-r.i.Ml Huuli llflierseil. Af- ' sM.,.fr 1o (,. hlHM,.K , nK , The fi.'nntlniieil un 1'iiko 5) Dawes Declares He Won't He In President Race CINCINNATI. Aug. 22 (AP) Vici I 'resideiil chii i b s (,. Haft cm. in a b-Mer lo Houglas 'I'. Atkinson, .bulge advocale of Ihe Young Am erica I 'nion fieiTct , non-sectarbili polltbiil organizallon, relating lo the pusspolity that be inighl run Tor preslbnl, said " am not u candidate tor the nominH t iun." The V u ung A mertea In ion t b rough Mr. At kin son, recently pledged Its support to Mr. I (iiwes in a letter if he ahould run for pw sideiit. ;"l Want you to accept my thanks for your bticr and for the kindly words ejtpreHsed. They are jjppr ela ted. I a m. however, not a can didate for the noniinn'ton," the teller dated from Hie vie- presi dent's i hamher. In Washington end sly u ei ( liv Mr li.iw.s te;,i jurisdiction of U helher It had judgment rend. (Iml the trial the person uiiil jiiru-idiet ion of lb led. H- SllOfted was tegular in all Hi S respeelM. The petition for v-ril of ha ben a coiiu the Htliitni-y said. n-i'Iih to oiiil4e the i-it n 1 1 I., lor.- wliich (he easj- is now lttng he. ud fill aiipel- j late court over ib-pa rl UH-nt No. L lover Ho- slate hiiptcme court and OV r I he Foiled Sl;ite supieni' j coli'rl. hislriet Atloiney Cursoll alglei that Hie sliitute under which K. b-y Was sejil , If,,, Klate pejli lenl lary i i ouslf titiotial. A poili'iu of his mi;iiii,' nl point- "I oof Huil in tic I,, nl front. In the stale supreme court ami in the Oltlt il II.' U MM Mil T.ilt. wlin I jus. r- now they I. lit Accident Death ' Toll In Oregon Swelled Sundayl Portland Carpenter Vie-1 urn'of burf Boy Is Drowned When Swim ming to Float. TWIN kOrKK. lire.. AllB. IAD Lawrence AhiIci-miii. 7.' rorllunil i-arienti-r, wua clrowne.li yeatentay when he was awept out In the aiirf while lmthlllK. His ; lll.ele. W. It. Il.tl.ler. of 1'ortla.,.). ; made him. futile effort lo ivscue1 i PnKTLANU. Ore. Aug. 22 - Hale Llonberber. 17, wasdrowu-i ed yesterday at Blue, Luke park' when he sank suddenly while at-' templing to swim to a float. Lf-j iimis hi iiifsuvcrH in lino me ooiiyj , , ft ere unavailing for L'u minutes. 1 1 ' Winn the boy was found a pu'-j HOHTON. Aug. J (AP) At- motor was used, but he could not ' l,'"'lts to save Xucoq and A'anaetU be resuscitated. 1 1 his afternoon apparently wero ol- , j most w holly back to Governor POKTLANH, Ore.. Aug. 22 ( A P) 1 J und MracliuMUB sluto - Struck by an auto while walk-' .. ,. . . ,. . I or t nited Stales Hupreme Jui- big across the. west approach of,,. ., ... ., , . ,,. .. ., ... . 'tlees H Holmes.. .Hrandels, 'Iift the Burns do bridge Sa nrd ly un , Ul . . , . t ,, , night, Kred K. Iuy. 6S. a watch man for the Oregon, Washington Itallroad and Navigation company,! was killed. His body wuh Identi-1 fled Sunday when his wife ported to the police missing. that he wan ; POIITLANO, Ore., Aug. 22 (AP) Paul C. Ourrlson. 4S. lumberman and real estate dealer, drowned yesterday In Italny Ijike about three Luton (luarteiH of a mile east ofton iH m,.rely- one step toward aveuuo- near ollimlda J ,,inirimr the easo before the court boulevard. H,ls body wuh recover- ed.by tho harbor palrol following notice from C. I1'. Schleinelfenig that he had found Harrison's clothing mi the bridge. Cntil three years ugo. Uarrlsou was westTn representative of the A. H. Bogers Timber company of MiiineapoliH, Ml un., tit Hcnd and PrliH-vllle. Since that time ho bus been a dealer lu real ealatu und timber In Purtlund. Government To Investigate 'Tin' In South Oregon (HtAN'r.S PASS. Aug. 22 (AP) Financial assistance nucessary lo carry to it conclusion the gov eruiuenl white meta Investigations now under way here bus been hh stired throuicli the visit yeslerday of William Spry, eoiumisiuuer of the general land office of Wash ington. "t have gone over the sain plea of the nietitl I a ken out. and t hey look mighty good to me," declar ed Ihe commissioner, "t am fair ly wn aal 1st led that, you have a good lliing here. You need finan cial assistance and we are. pn) "p4inyc to give you Hugh assistance us' may be necessary. If you have anything here we want to help you get it. '1'ba.l is ft hat lho Interior department. Is for- to develop re sources.' Commissioner Spry, ' formerly tjjoveniur or I'Lift for Iwo terms, spcht a day conferring wtlh H. W. ('. Boyer, division tnspeclor, and il. W. Merrln and Horace, Burvltt. mineral Inspectors, who urn now engaged In making a thorough lest of Hie Sou t hern Oregon white metal deposits. Nude Swimmer Is (liven Year Term , HILI.SBOKO, fire., Aug. '22 ( AP) Because he Insisted upon swiin juing in Hairy creek about 1 ') miles from I lillsboro without a bathing suit, Kmuiett Notes, .'Id, was today serving a sentence of one vear in Hie couiilv J""- 1 i 'oiiiplaliits bad reached Ihe shei'- j III s olflie recently of the undraped swluiuivf iiml officers utrcslcd ,m (Noles. ' i. Jimmy Johnston Leads With a 74 MINNKAPfiLIS. - Jimmy John-Ion. .bitug bis liimic Aog. '.'J. (AP); of At I uuea polls course, set the' jjiitee today In the flrsl iUallfyiug: I round of the national amateur golf j ha in pi on -h p with a 7 1. one stroke , IabeiMl of Bol.liy Jones Brltbdi oo n ! ; haiiipion, iMid lour belter than the! Idefeitdinc. title holder, Oeorge Von' j i:iiu. w to. was all over Hie hit with' 1 his sled-. ; 1 ion. ltd rick Toionlo, C.i- j u ilh a ":t tool, j tiehl. Francis Jones at 7.V long hold Hie I-'inluy, a New in w Ith a pair nadlati ha inpion. I o-i the ll'il with k did : Phillips iiltti. came lor i pa bad. Voi 1. oi .: H's ( (H ki HOI SL SI N K I Nf t PdBTLANH, lire., Aug, '22 f A I ' ) Ciioks tu tin- M nM iioiuhIi eoun -ly rouit hous walls have lx-en due lo (he liinldiug sinking Ihrcc-.fuar-leiH of an inch on Hie i-asl side, said (H hi in Hun thy Hampton, civil ni'iiK-i r, iu a b-lter read to day lie county com mlsstonei s. t Hampton said the sinking was due jlo lack ol proper footing Tor the j I. nihil hi a sand pile He Hit id uiiM-iit that is I many other buildings in the busl I lo that and ' ih ss set Hon were lu the same con t-mvlcl." ' dllioii. LITTLE HOPE IS HELD BY Attempts to Save Saeco and Vanzetti Meet with No Success ' Ol TrT IHf! rTTWT fe L 1 (-(JUKI REFUSES TO ACT (AP)Stay of Execution Almost Wholly Up to Governor Fuller anc Massachu setts .Tribunals. . J vene. Counsel for tho two men then went before (lovernor Kuller for "-a stay to allow thin furthe ttm , n Mxu ,... i,,,.., ,,! also Keeking to have Kuller order examination of federal department j of justice records for possible new i evidence. - 1 ( The docketing of petitions for J Suceo-Vnnzetli writo of certlorurt v lho clerk's office of the Hutted Estates supreme court, at Washing- j for n.vlew. Jt does not act ub a stay oO execution, und the matter of accepting the petitions musf Im npprved by a single justice before they cun go further.- Iln-Ls lvor Further Apixnl The fact that the cas Is pend ing, however, wuh made the basis' for a further appeal by defense counsel today to Governor Kuller. Attorney Musmunno went to tho state house, this noon with letters to the governor asking for a res pite on ttio ground thut the legal procoedur had not been complet ed in the U. S. supreme court. Quo of the letters was written by Mus- ' matiuo and a second by Attorneys Hill, Kviutjj und Field, who al.4.0 addressed a nlmilur letter to Stato Attorney (ie tie ral Reading. P Musnmnno a tin ou need eftrly1 to day (hat Chief Justice Taft )ilid sent hltu a telegram in which lio announced his refusal to receive a petition for a Htuy of execution be cause the matter wuh outside hlM jurisdiction. MuHmaiino added that Mr. Taft had advised hltu to go before 0110 of the three supremo court jus tinea now in thie district If ho wished act Ion on euch a petition. The defense uttorney has appealed in vain to Justices Ilolmes and Hrandela und today Justice mono declined to Intervene. Musmunno said that ho expect ed to receive so met I ma during tho day a decision from Chief Junticn Halt of the superior on a po lit ion for a stay laid before him last week. I p to Judge SUk ,; KtliiH Field, of defense connsol.' said later tliut Chief Justice Hall hud placed the petition for stay ln the hands of Judge 81sk, of tho superior court, who was with Chief Justice Hull at, a conference with, defense counsel lust week. Field went to the Suffolk county court house to see Judge 313- , I 'pun returning from a ronfer ence with Judge Slak, Ft Id said that no action hud been taken Boston during the forenoon had no serloust outbreaks of violence lu Muceo-Vanzetti demonstrations al though &2 arrests were made when, police broke, up a picket line lu (Continued on Pag Four.) WILL ATTEMPT TO BREAK AIR WORLD RECORD HKTBOIT. Aug. (AP) Kd- ftiird F. Schlee, president of tho Wiiycn oil corporation und his pilot William Brock, who will at- tempt to break tho globe encircl ing record hopped off from Ford Airport ul 10:1 oVloek this morn ing Tor Curtis field, I. L, en route to Harbor Orace, N. V., their officio! starting point. TODAY'S GAMES AMi;itU.N LI' i:. ir. i;. . 3 h ..... .414 v hiuon, I'ova Lyons und It. H. K. Philadelp Chicago Ba'.teri' ers a nd i "roust. s: 'jtlbili, Ji Cochrane; I Washington lOetloit 4 8 I itn.tliT uii. I U'M.1; t;u- Batl Kim i. ml Slie.i. THiN.M. 'i.K; I it. .. 1 ii. i:. I In I t'hlhi li'liilila i 4 II l'.;ifti..i-: lliilnt'M itiul o'l'-iii-rtill; t'li-u-ll anij tlftull. it. ii. i:. rlili iiKii 3 7 4 lludliiii : 1 a I liattcrli-s: c'uilsiin iitnl llurtnt'U; W'c-rti!, Hcl-n.-ftsun tuitl Urbun.