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VOLUME XXVI.
IA GEANDE. OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1927
MKMHKR AtWOCIATED PREB8
M CM HUH ASSOCIATED VHEH8
NUMBER 20.
a
FACULTY OF
HIGH SCHOOL
IS WELCOMED
Chamber of Commerce is
Host to Educators And
I'.-T. President
CONVENTION HERE
BRIEFLY DISCUSSED
Mrs.-W..W. Gabriell, of
Portland, Declares En
tire States in Looking
Forward to ' Meeting.
Willi Mrs.. W. W. fliilH-Ml, stale,
president of the Oregon Parents
and Teachers ( 'unfit ess,- as h spe
cial guest, tho . t'olort county
chamber, of commerce todjy re
sumed Us fall - winter-spring lun
cheons ut the Summer grill, fol
lowing u Bummer vacation. J
Tho progiam today was In Hi
foi tii of a welcome to the high
KChnol teachers. Judge if, K.
Itrady. -t:v. pr Swell! of the
chamber, presided and delivered
the welcoming address which win
responded to by K. Ii. Tow It r.
principal of the high school, who
following w ords of appreciation
for tin welcome. Spoke briefly
of the ; high school's excellency
and oVe'aivd that it Is trying to
feature the following: physte-il
(ducat ion, teaching students how
to make a Ilvlnp, clt izi tiship and
ho-w to u.' leisure dim this in
addition to tho regular studies
of history. languages, etc.
Following thin, Mr. Itrady In
t rodueed Mrs. GnhrLell; who Is
hern making preliminary ar
rsnpeinents tor tho Oregon con
vention of th parent-teacher as
sociations, w hleh is to be hold
hen: Oct. 1!5, 2.' inc.
Port land i;ncr
Mrs. Gabricll declared Hint
Portland is looking forward eag
erly to Die coining state sessions
here next mont h and expects I .a
Urand" to prove a wry capable
host. She declared that tho four
points out lined tiy Mr. Towler
rn-.fi)y colne'jied tvM h the eitni
of the parent-teach'!' Hssorhitlons.
Its objects, she mild. wro to pro
mote child Welfare in t he home
and school, uilse the standards of
boine lltt. secure ad -una to laws
for tho protection of women and
children, secure closer coopra
Hon between homo and
sehool I
and promote careTill training of j tensive rehearsal ha;- put the liatul
the child. She also spoke of tbej in better condition than at any oih
erowth or the mi reli t -t eacher or-1 er year It has participated tut the
ionization, which has now ht come ! of fh'inl bam! of the Ilound-Cp.
-nl.-i lltf I 4 differ-
natloi).
rmrinc-the chatnber of com
merce progiatu. Kay Wlllialns
sang. two nuuibi'rs. Tho ttov. I.elf
H. Awes, or the KngMsh Lutheran
churOh. returned thankx. 1 '
Mis Gabtlcll InlcrTlr-irrtJ
In an Interview wit h an Ob- j
server reporter. Mrs. Gbre de-
dared that the romln; state con-1
vent ion or tho Oregon t ongrej-s
of Parents and Temdv rs . means
that the eyes of Oregon's "l!.ftti0
meiiSbers will at! be turned to tie
city , of l.a Gt'ande with Interest
and . high expectations.
"All tannot com", of course,"
she said, "but lo ouch will come
. f Continued on Pag 5) ' ,
KAMELAWILL
IWILD A NEW
SCHOOL HOUSE
Kaniela is tn have a new school
house In the near future. At a r--cont
Heel Ion bonds were voted and
bids 'ire imw being received for
the construction which is to begin
very ynon. The new structure will
1 ahout'a i.'tt'O building and w ill
provide a large nmdern schoid
room. With the gymnn-luin near
at hand, tho building will be ade
ouate and well euutpped to handlJ
all needs. The old building, while
M Is being used now. will have to
be discarded when heavy snowfalls
commence, as there Is some danger
of the roof collapsing. It Is said.
Offieials anticipate thai the new
building will bo rompl-loil before
heavy winter sets In.
BUYING
ANOTHER
DIMENSION
W hut Is nr-ln,,-r flnnln
lliin? I II mill Ihr ihiiiiImt r
MiMr lirlnlnil. itr lite ihiiiiImt nf
family Ih'ihU hn nM'lvo It. or
the nimilu r or liotnrv lu vlilHi
Ihiimts nn ilrlivri'itl?
Or l rln ulalloil Hit' nunilxr
nt ,iiK'r- ill-lrllinli'il Ml'l.TI
ri ll.ll l tin- S'hhI Mill tnvanl
Hint pMr. tho riitfiTtni.H Hllll
Mhlili It 1- av.alliil. tin- liifn-t
"Mil uliMi II l null. Il'
rid. ii,,. lis truth. Il riilrins-.
Its ilfslrf in s,rl,.,
Tin. l)hsii.rr mlii'rll-i'r lnn
.n rlni illnrnsNm.i,lri.ilullii?i
I'l.l s ni Hi.. Iiiwisl rfmliT-iiiM
In I'Lsicrn (in-snii.
"Olwcrrcr Advprtl.lt..
A Meri'Uaudl.liik' ScfTh-e"
Bar Association
of Union County
Endorses Judge
Resolution Urges Gover
nor to Appoint J. W.
Knowles to Oregon Su
preme Court Bench.
At a meeting, yesterday, the Fn
lon County Bar association went,
on record as favoring the appoint
ment of Circuit Judge J. W.
Knonlcs, to the vacancy on the su
preme bench, remitting from tho
death of Chief Jusilre Heorge Uur
Jiett last Saturday In Salem.
The following resolution wan
passed:
"Whereas, there is a vacancy ex-J
Istlng upon the supreme, bench oi l
jthe state pf Oregon, through the!
fdeath of the late lion. Ucorpe 11.1
liurnett, chief 'Justice, and ' I
''Whereas, t lie I'nlou County Marl
association finpotfes the utmost ron-j
ildenre in theabllity and fltnesw uT t
Hon. J. W, Knowlen, circuit judge'
of the tenth judicial district for tbej
last un years, imw therefore. I
"lie it resolved, by the Cnlnn ,
County Bar association, that the j
appointment by the governor of)
Hon. J. W. Knowleti to wild vacancy!
is hereby endorsed." j
Signed Cnion County liar as-j
snclatlon. by: K. J. C.reen, II, i, '
Hess. Colon K. Kbrhard, Ft, J. ;
Kitchen. Kiigenc .shwill, K. It.
Hingo. J. I. Slater. Jtoheet S. Kak-i
in, Kobert C. Ay res, K. S. I van hoe,
Hugh K. itrady. Carl 1. Helm, j
Ueorge t'oehran and H. K. Uixon. i
Veaiorday's Baker Herald, In an j
editorial, printed the following: j
"It will be the duty of Governor ;
iMitersnn to name a suecefsor to j
Justiee Burnett. it oceurs to
us thHt K'tsiern (Oregon has an j
excellent candidate In tho person
of Judge Knowles of La Grande,
.fudge Know Irs is about the dean
of Oregon circuit Judges. He is
well iiunllfied nnd this section
would be glad to set hlin have It."
BAND TO LEAVE
FOR PENDLETON
La Grande Organization
T6 Play:. at Round-Up
And Happy Canyon
Tito li Grande municipal band
will leave Wednesday morning for
its engagement at the Hound-Cp
and llappv Canyon shows at Jeu-
dleton Sept. 1 I. 1 Hi a rid 17. In-
The band has stressed, parlicu-
larly the music fur the Happy Can-
yon show, w hich Is one of the -most
aim, ...it ..uuh'itiiif him . fur band in t
the Northwest, according to critics.
The music for tho Hound-Up show
ft 111 be of high . order this year and
will feature more especially the I
popular hits of the-day; i
The following men from here are
making the nip; clarinets: i!nv
Mat toon. Kenneth Gekekr, J. G.
Suodgrass. Peter I 'lever, M ickey
Myrick. Clifford Plokland. C. P.ax-j
ter. Fred Young, Stanley undel. !
William Snod grass, 1'ra nk Young;
cornets and truiiiiiets: Kliner Mo- j
Manus. I'rauk Wylde, Amos Helms, j
Cecil Young. William Andrisl:
French hrn: Perry t 'old well, I
J, J.tndsey, Frank Apling. Hay
mond McKeiinon; baritones: Guy
McMillan, W. Nusbaum; trom
bones: Harry 0.-,tland, Paul
Knautz; basses: M. It. Parker, A.
Olson : persuccbiti: Kverot t Kosen
baum. liay Mennelt ; saxophone.;:
i;. oesierling. '. Hull.
The band will bo assisted in
Pendleton by the following music-
(Continued on Pago &)
ilrs. Gabriell Meets I
With Local Women
j K. 1!. Huron, commanding oft leer
""" ! of t be Second Hatfuliou, Spoke
The work of each con v.-n t ion j (r(i.f ,y ,.M,,n(nir mthods or
committee chairman was definite- vo!M(f Hl, K,.rVL-.j us referee of t In
ly outlined and explained y. stcr- j ,.l4.(.,)ol,
day by Mr. W. W. Gabriell at- Afterwurds Capt. K. W. Fly, I '.
the P.-T. commitlei chHtrmen
me ting held in the Neighborhood
el nil rooms from L'lttn to 4 : 1 a
n'elock. Kach chillriuaii conf
..it fltreel I V W Ith t lie State 1.1
I tletit concerning her duties.
Later in th afternoon, at 1 : i
o't-loi-k
(.".ran. I,
I", tins of t!' i.a!
Conn, -II of l'ar,n':l'
u. h.ld at uhlill
l'iiv.' II talk on tin-;
lly
and T'ii, li,T
Mis. (lalirl-ll
work of the organization through
out the slate and In g-nciai.
Mrs. .. Fa us, presid'-ul of th '
council presided nnd spoke briefly
concerning the convention. The
president ratted upon Mrs. Cb-av-er,
of Imbler. presi4eiit of the
county coumil who spoke of the
organization and Mrs. II. H. Hu--on.
president of-lhe Imbler city
counc
who addressed
til.
gath-
eiin'.
Mis. I'tank McKi nnon was an
other tisi'or from Inilib r. It as
announced at Fie meeting that
th.- Pa I ton entertainers ouid
prejt. nt a program lo re und r the
mispic s ol the council on Ii-e.
7 nn 'I that the Williams sine rs
would be lore on tin t.isf day
or t lu con en Hon. '-t. -. I '-?-ular
business snd Informal talk a
com ph t d the uttvinoon's pro-grain.
MANY KILLED
IN CYCLONE,
TIDAL WAVES
Mexican West Coast
Lashed by Waves 25
Feet in Height
RAINSTORMS CAUSE
AMERICANS' DEATH
! Middlewest 1 ' Swelters
Heat Wave f One Death
From Prostration Re
ported in Alabama.
NOGAI.KS. Ariz. Hopl. U. AV)
Many persona - are reported to
have been killed, hundreds Injured
and thousands left homelewi by '
what In described as one of the !
most disastrous cyclomn ami tidal
waves in the hlstory-of tho Mexi
can west coast. The storm occur
red last Wednesday, first reports
reaching the I (era hi here today.
Heavy properly 1hm was report
ed caused by the terrific winds
and waves which nwept Into the
seaport nnd coast towns from the
Gulf of Tehuantepec, state of (lax
ace, to Gunytnas, Sonora, Mexico,
extending over an area more than
a thousand in ilea.
At Sallna Cruz stale of Oaxaca
where the cyclone reached M.
greatest Magnitude tho loss of U f n
whs reported heavy, half of tho
town lad tig swept away by tho
waves.
riungtug waves 2fi fuel In height
were reported to have swept over
land at sonic points
The territory affected included
the en tin1 west oast of Mexico.
I from the very southernmost state.
J of Oaxaca to within 3"a fnilcs of
j Nogales, Sonora. and comprises
I eight states, including three of
j Mexico's most important seaports,
j Ships Missing
.Tilt- ships Jalisco and Navajoa.
of the National 1.1 ne are missing
since t ho Inception of the storm
and many ot her smaller harbor
craft likewise are reported lost.
Smaller points along the coast to
Mannnnillo"stiMo of Colimo, re
ported heavy casualties, while at
Manatilllo property, loss of lire was
also said to huve been heavy.
-Several causeways and piers and
the customs house ut. Ya varus,
port of Sonora, were lost.
Marl I line travel everywhere is
reported partly zed.
people I led their bonu s in all
seel ioii!. G nay mas. Sonora, is
s;i hi to ha ve iad three of its
i Hi reels inundated and considerable
damage done i.y nigii winds. rieay
ralnf accompanied the gale that
swept- hu ge combers onto the
streets throughout the day. Water
was reported within a few
one. of Uuynina-s principal
feet Of
hotel!.
(Continued on Page
Lieutenant Bean
Elected Captain
Of Guard Unit
-
t I.ieiilenaut Walter A.
w as la.st night elected cap-
' I S
Me
1 Stit h I ni a n-
try. Oregon national guard unit
I here, by the members or the or -
ganlzalton.
Meal. Mean, however, will nut
attain (he actiial rank of captain
until he has passed
xa minat ions
re( uired by the federal govern
ment, after which he will be up.
pointed to the position if his iw
j a in ina lion Is sa t is factory,
i The vacancy was caused by the
j departure of Capt. O. I,. Outton
It o I 'urt la nd. w hero Ite has lieeu
transfer i I'll to t he adjutant gen
eral's department.
Priced In if i he election. Major
: s Army lnslructir stallom
, g.)V hiteresilng talk.
i
In
i i Tiger Football Schedule Announced;
40 Athletes Aspire to First Team
Forty husky aspirant s.
; tli' di six b tt'Tinen of last
i a itUiuber of experience,) players
report I nir dully Tor l i f f practice,
! give promise of a strong football
;teom, declared the new' eoarh,'
! llalph Christie, tiii.- morning,
j Mr. Christie explained that It.
would be Impossible to make any
j prophesies as (o the team this
arty in the season, especially as
rain has hindered progress to
j SOltle extent.
l.etternien from last year are
, ltruce, captain for this year, Price,
Charlcton, Snyder, Kef fer and
Sherwood.
The Schedule
V'hilc tlic first game of the a-.-'.n
Ml 1- pi'tjfd ict.d.cr K at
Wallowa (lore will be lnter-cbi-s
games lu the ri'-ur fuiur.-,
t h minoonceii. From the i Inss
teams, an innovation to the foot
ball schedule, the ftrst and second
t.'UIIIS
und
Mil ,rola
,.,,.ri.
lily
,...-,...J.
Son Admits He
Killed Father
In Drunken Row
E ve re 1 1 Ma rlow to be
Charged With Second
Degree Murder, Prose
cutor Announces.
j SI'OKANK. Wash.. Sepl. IS (AC)
i Kveretl Marlow. agetl -". con
fessed today to county officer that
"he shot and killed his father. Joe
' Marlow with a diot.uun in a drunk
en brawl, at their home oh Mlu
I'eak hist night, they announced.
. Prosecutor Charles W. Greonotigh.
jto whom the confession was made,
said Marlow will tie charge with i
(second degree piuroer. t
j Marlow lidil the officers be al
. tempted to" shoot a bmg bluuded ,
butcher knife from Ihk father's:
hand after the latter had threat-1
ened to kill him. , -
Bith the .Murlows were role'ised j
recently from the oovmty Jail where s
tho fathor had been serving a ton
teneo for an alleged attack mum a j
neighbor, and ..the son on a federal!
liquor charge. They returned to J
the r-iuch last week and. Kveretl
said, bought three gallons of moon- ,
shine and hud been drunk since. j
Auto Accident Is
Fatal To Woman
CHKHALIS, Wash.. Sept. lu.
A1') Mrs. J.. J. Jonas of llend,
(ire., was killed on the CiMilfic
highway 1 miles southeast of here
today, when an automobile driven
by her husband, coll Med with ane
driven by David J'ratt f San Fran
cisco.
Two sons of Mr. and Mrs, Jonas
in the ear were injured slightly.
Mrs. Tucker nf Kdmnnlon, Alia.,
riding til Pratt's car was seriously
injured.
Ruth Pounds Out
Two More Homers
N'KW YOICK. Sept. 13. (Al'l-
Ilahe l!uth slammed out his fifty-1
flint home i u n of the scasoil In the
seventh inning of Hie Yankee
Cleveland first game today.
A clout into the right field j
bleachers In the fourth inning fj
the second game uave Kui.h hls(
fiity-KCcomi no met. j
Governor Proclaims
SAf.HM. Sept. 13. (AIM Gov
ernor Patterson today issued
proclomati'411 setting aside Sept. 17
to Jt as vonstitution week, which
i; to be observed thruuuliotil (he
nation. The proclamation call. up
on civic clubs, schools and patriotic
organisations to observe the week
appropriately, particularly consl i
lutloii day. Since constitutfon tlav
fells on Sunday. Sept. IN,
School Superintendent C, A.
State
How -,
rd advises. schools to
observe
- Momla;
day either on Friday o
Coos County Man
Shot While Hunting
M A KSII l"l Ivi.H. Oic. Sept. Ft..
fAP) Genu Aubin. lH-year-old,
'Powers youth, was Hie first hum-'
jlng victim report m! in One conn-i
ly. Aubln was hunting with J. F.I
Johnson Powers -above the ;
i I iron d bent country . In Cons Cotinly J
when struck by a 'build from a I
'rinenian whose identity has not you
been leaj ned. ami, w ho failed to of-j
fer aid. The lad is at the Mast-'
Wilson .hospital in .Myrtle Point in
a serious condition.
Pi im 'ii am ;s m; si'APi.it
S V NT A ItOSA. Cat. Sept. 1
(AP) Hrnest I.. Fiuhy, publisln
of the Press Ih-mocrat, unnounct
today he had purchased tlic It
publican, the local afternoon daily,'
and that to w lit' continue Its pub- '
Ileal Ion as in indcpejidenl orga n. I
The purehas.' price was not ail
m.ilneed, but it was understood lo j
have benn dose rinse to 1 an, ana. i
The Santa -Hosu republican was
establlslH'd lu I s T (. and up to two
years ngo was owned hy PoHlmas- :
ler lamer Mobley. C. (,. Jlurd. !
formerly of i 'orvallisi, f )rc., w as
1 he last ow ner. !
among (gatms will give the roach a will
ur and'8 range ot material from w hh h I
judg". It Is though. N'-arly
full teams are practicing a
four :
pre-
sent. Principal I-;. O. Towler an
nojioced the schciiupi tilts morning
an follow n:
lt. S. Wallow a there; lift. If..
Fnterprisc, her,.; (ii. Maker,
i hen-; Nov. It. p.-ndhton lur'1:
Nov. 1 '.. Milt on-Free w a I r lie re.
The date of the game with I nioii
has not as yd been settled and no
taiio' bes as yet been announced
for Thanksgiving, Mr, Tow j r hji
nounce.i, I m Hiebtlc S-lein
As y t, the ciin h i working on
fundamentals but during the laxl
foor- days has in: r -'id need plas.
"I shall US'- the Jiuddlc syMeni
pley."' dciMid the new mentor.
"Through it w.. i-loili Ik- at.le
d velop mo oral, play hjimut than
by signal calling and I find oilier
adMi ntiii,','. lu addition.'
. ;d. !
MENTIONED FOR
(hie of IhcM' iihmi limy !m iltltllcd tfriH'nil ciiiiimI ut III Anll
' SniiHiii U-nsii" r .nn i;iu, HiiiiHlMllliK Mil- line Hilinr II. WhoiT.
To tin left Is A. .1. Ifaii-loii. Infill or llu lbtHlst Ixianl mi Niisht Ilk,
'rt'iiti. To Ihr liulil I- .Ijiiiu A. WliUf. !.iiiHi'lnlMi(lt'iit of tho Ohio
Anli-SaliHiu LtfiKtu..
Enrollment At
High School At
Union About 180
rNIDN, Ore., Sept. I ;l tSpeclal)
From present Indications the im
rollment in the I'nion high school
this year 1H lie about what It was
last year, approximately IHo. When
all the students are entered there
will be a Vigo freshman etas,
prohaidy of more than T.O members.
Coach Cohurn has begun active
football pi-net loo and the girls will
begin basketball practice thin week.
This work will be In charge of Miss
Marquis and Miss Sehaper. It is
tdanned to start handball and Vol-
ley ball also.
A sclnnd orchestra is to bo or
ganised this week, with Holier t
Wakefield as direetor. This or
chestra will include both students
and teachers and Will meet twice u
week.
Chinese Paners
m ii e ZCiWmw
of 30,000 People!
j PK KING. S. pt. Ill ( AP)
, ( 'hinese lo w spaner s charge
! tropps of Mai nIciI Feng
Hsiang. formeriy known a
- The
Hint
Vil-
Hie
"Christ la n General", have mas
sacred t hoiis'aiids or persons at
irhang Te, a city of ic-o.immi popu
lation in Norlhcrn Hoiiau prov
ince.
heavenly
Members of Hie
gate" s
having
the p;
look a
lag tin
md "red spears" societies1
killed some of I'Yiigs men.)
ipers state. the military,
cm tut revenge, slaughter-
1 I.. I. it .i nl a vi ii In. lit Ii-,1
' ' .
gaid for age or sex,
Fsthnates ol tin
dead published by
papefn ramp; from
MOO.
number
the ailous
Lorcna Trickey
.Is Charged With
Killing Husband
I,AKi;VIFV. ore., i-':;,;. i : I AI
; - A pi'eliiolnaiV iiearb'g for Lur-j
' eii.i Trickey. cowgirl wlei has been i
I. i forma lly chareiKwilb I be tin urdcr !
r of her husband. "Slim"' Harrb.
d , was scheduled lu get under way
- here late this afternoon i:i .luslicej
.int. district Atloiney- Comtist
iiiioliliced that onl- a few of tbej
'ate witnesses would be culled to-'
.iy its the 1 1 lily evidence be de - 1
ired to i eve, 1 1 at this time is just!
notigh to hold Miss Trickey to the
rand Jurv w hJ b meets in No'em-:
er, if possible. I
La Grande Company I
Wins toad Contract.
sakki:. ore. se.i i :;
(Special)
itrly coMiplethoi of
tlx- Medi.
'.::!,,;,
as made
unly court I
a rded the surfneing ront ract to ,
lit - Seeuniy Constjuiiiou ioui-p.-my
o( l.n Oratnle, who bid 1::.-'
I ' 1 for Hie .:. mile slt-.'t-. :., .
Wo; k will ti gin at once, Uie run- -tr
tois iiiduate-i iiitu r bbbb-rs
w.i-: .lost In and McAlIisi'-r. Wat-'
lo . i, J(.7I'i. -ni.) Slenstrom ltro- ' i
He rs. Salem. JJ.'.,:MM. Th"
- - - - - S'tn
);inief I fjfitl t ! o br
f tHixtfler Smith
11
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rati, I,
1.1. i:i. (Al'l - ,
In-,
a, I, is
.ill n
r It,"
JimIMi
rioln ii I it,, mi-
.. . i,, ri s. ,,!.
1,1.. Slllt.H
.' 7, I O l OIISI'I
tio ,t:ioi- A I
of N.. Voik
for th" ,
111.- .ll'lllo
ri n', I. i. tin I noiiiliiation at i
lath- national lonv, n- i
tio t f xl y ir. I ' 1 1 1 y , Jin n- i.ta- ;
livi ii in, i' rats tioin i 'allfornlu.
I,., ..-.,, :,.(, lotion Idaho. N.-vu-d.i,
Montntia, i'liih. VVyiiintntf.
oiii lu nnd iol!,ly' olln-r utati-i
sr. . d to al'.- nd.
WHEELER'S JOB
KLAMATH FALLS .
IS QUARANTINED
No Children Under 15 Al -
lowed on Streets In-
fantile Paralysis Cause
"
-KLAMATH Ore. Sepl.
U. (AP) A strict quarnntlno
was clauiped down on Klamath
J Kn lis this niorntng in tin effort to
st inn p out t tit in ranttio paralysis
epidemic, which hafi been spread
ing at tin alarming; rate during the
past few days. '
Kvery child under la yearn old If
prohibited from appearing on the
streets or in any public, place a a
result of a imarantlnn order pro
mulgated yesterday afternoon at a
Joint meeting of city und county
oillclalH.
. PruetUnlly overy phyaielau in
tlta city ntloadcd the r-onferoncu
nnd they wem Mnsnliaiit lhatthn
Bituatton here In criticHl.
x Scve'iJil
new cases were reported
over the w ceK end and three
deat lis from t he disease resulted
ysterday with several moru chil
dren in a critical condition.
Several of the physicians were
bitter In their censure of the Mato
board of health. It wan charged
tbut
Or. G. S, Newsom. county
health officer, has been unablo to
! established uunranltno measures ho
advocated because he -would not
be given complete authority by
i the stale board of health,
I Practically every currier boy on
local newspapers was affected by
the tiuarunime regulations.
' ,
. ... aw-HsoN- (.'ASMS
. R , ( S( , ( , 3 (Aj.,j
. - .
There ore no new cases oi in
fantile paralysis In. Jackson coun-
cording to Comity Health Of
ficer Inskeep, and none have been
reported slue last Saturday. The
four rases reported were located
near construction work In the east
ern pari nf the county.
According to Or. II. )i. Pi kel a'
member of t ho stale board of
health, no eases of the scourge
ne been reported to his office.
lucre's A Hard
Story to Match
KLAMATH h'AI.I.K,
llr,
Sept. HI fAP) -Season's
latest lie
F. I;. Hopkins,
was hunting ileei
companions m ai
Hi r
Ihi-
f Hlory.
hol. ,1
k.
with Holll"
- Ilarrhtiiin
Klainatli
rii-l noon.
I iHlIC" on
Lake yesle.
He s j I
and fircit t
succession.
Wiien he
iipiii
-! '
a Hilrmliil liink
o ?.Iii(h In rnjilil
a nd
his co
claim
ions rushed
their
hilcl.y
bag they found
w til hing to denlh.
The twfi deer had le ell
traveling hit close loget her
that wiien Ho- Hrst shot
brought iI'ihiI ohi of I hem,
the s'-rond shot got the ol her.
i
Harry Hill Heir
To $50,000 Estate
I'TA WA, III.. Sep!. 1 :t. fAP) -will
of Mrs. KIik.i Hill, whose
(tarry Is charged with slaying
, left virtually her entire estate,
valoiil ni CO IHIII. lo till- ht'. tt '
i-rwi wii.-n ihr iMiu m
U !
(lli-ii inlool
day.
i-oinl her
lato
Search Given Up
For Missinff Men
KI'(;i;NC. fre., s. pi. t;t. i.M'i, Hh- McKent.
Search was ii'm itdoticd toda toij Hodcl.ins
Guy l'err' and H'Uit v Cramer. The j for juippib
lml bs youths mixsiiiK In the Torre) tho two lost
Sisters arei of (he Cm-cade iiiouu - j w Ion h; t-n
tftiii" -itn c i'i-vk "K" -doi,d iy 'y.'
Tidal Wave and j
Typhoon Strikes j
Kiushiu Island
Round-The-World l'lanej
However, Escapes I
Damage--Loss of Life
Is Reported Heavy. I
TOKYO, Sept. 1.1 (AP) More
than 1'Ml persons were drowned)
and many nn missing vietinis of .
a typhoon and tidal wave uhii-li
inundated villa ges in t he neigh-
borhood of the city of Kuimimoio
on tho Island of Kiushiu. nay dts-!
patches received by Asa hi, j
The scene of the storm was re- flM , , ,
norled near Omnia where H.eMaV 1 lH'OW LlGht. On
American round -t he-world plane, j
the Pide of Hetroit. is waiting,
t,o take off on its next hop to the:
Kasumigauia naval statiun near
Tokyo. '
(Omnia Ik about miles
j not t hwest of Kuinamoto and is
about lu miles northeast of Nag
usakl which was reported to have
been in the path of the typhoon.
) There was nil tinconiliniett re-
port in Tokyo that besides tho
one hundred or more drowned.
1 one thousand persons had p-r-l
ished In one town near Kuuia -j
moto.
Dispatehes from Osaka said
' that the typhoon was the most
'severe for decades and that a
! number of Important buildings t:i
Nagasaki and K u ma moto hitd
I been damaged. It was belteved
'that the rlco crop on the islend
J of Kluvhlu had been consider-'
,"l" ""''
I im.a.m: imii in
J T(I,K(T"' H''!'!' ,a (A!''
1 rouud-t w-w or d mouonlani'
- The
Pride
d to
of Ootrolt was not heilev
have hen harmed by t he t y
phoon and tidal wave w hit h
struck tho Island of Kiushiu today
according lo despatches from
Nagasaki. - . ' ' (
The iiinnonhine Is ut Omura.1
only a few miles southeast of tho
storm scene
The Nagasaki advices said the
plane probatdy would hop off for
Kasumigauia near M'pkyo, ut K
o'clock tomorrow' morning, ai riv-
tn probably about
Although there
ther reports regar
Hon of the plane'
3 p. m.
were no fur
ling the inteiv
pllota, lOdward
l Sch lee and William S. Itrock,
to continue their flight 'across tho
Pacific,, the general opinion of
Japanese aviators and foreigners
here was that their trip would
end at Kasumigauia. 1
The Japanese naval officers at
omura announce! uiai um ami- lAr((ip U( Ull the old OIory vl,
rlcan round-the-world mono. ' (,nt ,y ,U1( boon wasn(M, by t)m
plane was unable to fly to Tokyo .uVe l() a position 100 mile
toiiay but that Its c.o-pllols hoped m,r,iu.IlHt ()f tho one it occupied
to hop on early tomorrow, con- wll(.n it broadcast ita appeal for
dltlons permitting. ihelp, and gave Its position a "fivo
Worst l.uck hi Japuii hours out of Newfoundland, onst."
The monoplane has hail the Tnu wrm.kao was found about ti(M)
worst luck of lis trip in Japan. inPH east of Newfoundland, In mi
It was forced down tit Omnia, in area that had not been IraversOd by
the south western part of Japan i . -, ,. . ...
lust. Sunday whlln flying from! (Continued on Pane 6)
Shanghai lo Tokyo. Yesterday Ho
flyers took off for the Kasumi
(Contlnuod on Page E)
Mr. Coolidge Not
Decided Yet On
1 CI
special session
'
VASIUN(;'-(lN, I.'l AI')
- I'tsLI-'nt i ,oiilt,lK' will in v.-Mtt-
Kill,- furllH-r li-'tom n-inhlnc ii
I ) I iIi'i'IhIiiii a In Ihi' nrriNslly
lf H MIH.v'iai NI'MHlllM I'll her III con
gress or of the senate.
Ills original opposition to a. spe
cial session will stand, however.
, unless his liuiuliy discloses a real
1 necessity for audi a. call.
! At Hie White House today It
was (--aid that hui h advice as the
! president had receive. I u t h
'short lime riin e his nd in n lo
Washington had b vn that there
was no nec.-s'iily tor the ronven
Jlng of roiigiesn ahead of Its rcgu
1 tar tii'-idtng Huie. f
I 't he pe;t.i lit had been urged
to Cllll COIlgie'tK together eailU'l'
t ban I be date h lor its conven
ing. I tec, 7, to deal with flood
conirol and other I' glslaltoii. An
alleruitlive advHMiid. was to have
a. special sehsioii ol I be senate
deal with the Vau-Smilli e!er.
lion- contests. Iloth these propos
als w ere opposed yeslei -lay by
Menato- Curtis and Itepr
. S' lltatlv,.
r,.,lll,ll-
I tlHon. s ir.'e and Ihmiw
! ,
liaili'
Elephants, Camels
In Snow Scare Him
riillTLAM'. '
(Al'l Si'.iml' (MO
Ml X I'll MI' tM Oil I I'l' I
IlUK Hill t'l 11,11" ll
,. Hi.
Ills and
I, pi.
M,
K ".o.i,.
to
II I-. llodK
ran Ins ail
I into I , . -
Kins, nr I'm 1 1,, i,,l. II
toluol, ll,- nit th,. roi
ioiikIi
iocki nnd punctured hH
tlr...
I Th.- tn,,, nl
1 nnd mhiii siono
! lain wtliiil.' v
' ii...ivl.... i .
arasan in a rain
itml'l;tt (be inoon
s 'Xplalned w Ion
d that a sh'Mvman
dilblting at. Sisters
' a shoil cut and
N to C.llgene ov r
-n
Ide.bb d to III. I
j walk Hie anlrio
t-lghw ay.
drivmg lo Ib-nd
in 1 lo i -archer tor
I'he I miles ouths
uuntered the cara-
WRECKAGE OF
AIRPLANES IS
SEENAT SEA
Provides Clues Regard
ing Ten Trans-Atlari-
tic Adventures
-g Tf 4 f? lVI T' t r
v' 1,v u'n r rV.r
OF ANY FLYERS
Kate of Old Glory, it.
Raphael, Sir John Can
ing And French Plane.
NKW VOIIK, Sept. 13. f AP)
S aler-ltgged alrpiaiie Wi e kao
reported found at three widely
separated ponlts at sea today pro
vided clues regarding ten brave ad
venturers who vanished into At-. ,
lantic skies In their great gambto
against the deep.
The wihl North Attantie began
yesterday to yield its secrets con
cerning the lost monoplane Old
Glnry, and possibly the lost expedi
tion of Nungcsscr and Coli. the
monoplane St. Raphael, which car
ried tho Prlnc-MM lxwenHteiu
Werthcijii, and (ho monoplane Sir .
John Catling.
Wrei kage of "the Old Ghiry was
reported found by the Htenmship
Kyle, a rudder a nd part of tho
wing of an unidentified plane wero
found on the beach of New Quay.
Cornwall, Kngland, and a French
fishing schooner reported having
sighted airplane wreckage threo
weeks ago 3'M) mites east of Hall
fax. N. S. No trace ot the flyers
was reported.
In Atlantic Grnvejartl
The schooner sighted the wroek-
P'tttially Hubmerged about 2,.0
miles off Sable Island, a graveyard
"f Atlantic, in a report to tho
' ' uvn""v "
now at Halifax. Tho schooner ad
vised that the plane was a "yel
lowish color with black lettering.''
Oouglas Mulr, a newspaper man
of St. Johns, X. F on board tho
steamer Kyle sent I he following
message from the ship, which hud
been thartered by thft Jew York
1 tally Mirror to search Xor Old
Glory. ;
Located wreck of Old Glory,
latitude 51:17 north, longltudo
;t;t:23 west, at 4:tu p. m. No sign
of T-rew. Particulars follow."
LINDY FLYS TO
SEATTLE FROM
SPOKANE, WASH.
MKATTI.K. Mopl. la (AP) Urn v.
Iiik IIia. imtIIh uf tho cInMIen
Nhi'inrd i 'awiiclf'H und flylliK by tlt
stirined Cascades und fly
": tm-a
t ha lies A. hlmlhnrgh In
1'liHH I'ol.
Iltnrh in ItiK truii-
nlliintlc iniiiiupliino tlia "Hplrlt oC
Kt. I.iiiiJk" rom-hi'd tho weHtcru
Ifi'inlniiH ttC IiIm traiiscontinGiilut
l"ur today, tlyllitf ovor yeattle ut
IMS i. in.
Sl'OKANH, Wah. rfepl. ' VU '
fAP) -Colonel Cbarien A. Lind
bergh, tu his nllvur wlugcd Spirit
of St. Louis took off from the Spo
kane airport at 8:44 this morning
tor Seattle his next ntop, via Walla,
Walla and Yakima,
Leaving the airport, the giant
monoplane circled fiver the city
ami St. Lukes hospital to give crip
pled children lu the Hhtinera ward
there an opportunity to sec , tha
IraiiM-Atiatittie flyer, and then,
Pleaded westward.
TODAY'S GAMES
YANKS WIN PFNWNT
NKW VOUK. Sepl. 1 3 (AP)
Th Yankees clinched the Ameri
iiin league pennant today by taking
a double header from tho Cleveland
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I a. I roll 'Z a I
Wiisl.lin; ,1 7 I
liatti-iii-s: lillltnrii and Itassli.r;
'A i, li,,i-. ltrntoii and ICuel.
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