La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 21, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textr : EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE THE WEATHER ult 1-XiiiN: Pair euM, cloudy wi'xi. Mntiu'i wit h fog ami mist along thi- co, I'M tonight uud Thuitt day. No mai K' iI chungu in tem pi rutuifii. C I T Y EDITION twmt VOLUME XXVI. IA GRANDE. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, SEITKMBEIl 21, 1SW7 UKMUtIK ASSOCIATED PKEB8 MRMIIKlt ASMOC1ATKD WtKHH NUMBER 33 tupuitut tot CARAVAN OF PORTLANDERS 4 Goodwill Excursion Train Will Visit in La Grande Friday Oct. 21 100 VISITORS WILL HE CITY'S GUESTS Group to Stop in Wallowa r i . t.1 t r Vyouniy i uv uuy iu- T fore Returning From Boise. Here - J ust one month from today. Kri di:y Oct. 'il. ubout.. pin Portland business men will visit l.u Uninde (Hi I heir annual pood w ill exrut sion. Announcement of the annual tour has been received liy Karl t Ueynoldw. secretury of the Pnion county chamber of commerce. The chamber of commerce en tertainment cfiiumittee, ,of which V. I.. I. illy is chairman, wilt havo charfte of I h entertainment ol the tisitot-B, and the work of pre paring lor Or day will begin hooii. To VI it Wallow a County Tli.'X('nrsicii will leuvo Port land Midday, Oct. 1G. according P til r schedule received here, and the first stop will lie In Union county, af hnhler, .Monday morn ing. Oct. 17. at eight o'clock. Af ter a short stop there t ho trail! will go to tin' Klgin and then to Wallowa county points, stopping at Wallowa, J.ostine, - KnterprjHe and Joseph. The train will then return from Wallowa county and pass through I. a lira tide w It h out stopping and will ko as far east a Huisc, Jda., stoppiiiK at all pojtuls between here and iioise lor a Hhort visit. Return Here Oct. 21 At Itoi-se the train will return to ward Portland ;igaln and will ar rive In Pa Grande at 7: 'Mi o'clock , ! ndhy morning, Oet. 2 1. remain ing here until 11:55 that morn ing. After l.a nramli! the train will make only one slop, w hich will Di al Pendleton, . en route home to Port land. 3 Portland Hoys Are Under Arrest pnUTPANP, Ore. Sept. il. (AP -Three Portland boyrt. aged 1 to 1 . missing hince Monday and at first feared drowned, turn ed up last night at Vernoula. Chief of Police Kelly, of Vernouhi reported to local o Hire m that the hos were under arrest there char ged with thefts from stores, resi dences and I il Mm; Ht at ions and wilh slealing a small touring car. The hoys said they found I In; car on the Seaside golf links. Leu root, Underwood Win Appointments WASHINGTON. Sept. 1. (Ai) ' - i''inni'T Senators Irvin I. I.en rrot. of Wisconsin., and Oscar W. I ttdi iwoo'l, of Alabama. today were appointed respectively as meiiibef.s of t he A ri gl o-A luei ica n commission and the l-'ranco-Amer-lean commis.siou which deal with arbitration question. "art Sill Damaged Hy $250,000 Fire l.AWTO.V. filcla., Sept. 1 . APl Three Iwuii;:iis were destroyed by file at the post field army aviation r.tmp ne;ir Iht.- toilay. with dam-am- (niftllini; ?-"'lirfrt,'i. No iiiii- was injured. The origin op the file ban not been determined. rIS CUSTOMER DEPRECIATION lAery bu-loev man allows for the ilcprceiat bin of Ids Mock-. iil iim-s and equipment. Sitii" il liK siiH-k I certain lo Immihiic hi! -of-d.il c. dccrcMMil In nlut. Ntine or hi-, flit tin-, and eulp iiH'iil Is certain li Ihmdhic worn rut li-vs efficient. Mo mo-t sixer ibU los mi allow Mice for depredation. Put sometime Ite full- In al low for mi iieni of doprccliiilnft 1 1 in l ca n reprc-cnl n far liio-rc -ibMi- hi cn-.iutner ileprm-l.i-tloii. Mow can In- prev-nl t-u- Ibiuers rivOndliiig, Itisr p tl- fol lowing from iM-cotiilng lis nlii ihle? Mis iitherll-lng Intcsl niciit prot ii -is bis cii-tomer-, indents depreciation. thN hIuc in adding to hi- follow fnir. If It- fail lo iMtcrtl-4. Ik Is out It Miking I he iiiiiM Iiup4rtaiit le-pns-;.-iioti hem In his hu-luc-s. OI?crTiT Advert l-ln A MeixhauUlsluv ScriK'" Airmail Service Halts Here Only j 13 Times in Year Most of Stops Caused by Storms or Foggy Condi tions Record Consid ered Excellent. Since Ihc firm of 1927 tlx mail Herylee through l.u ti over Ihe Suit l.ak--Uoise- alr umle IlSCO airmail line has been exceptionally goou, me mail pium-s having ueeu forced to land here and Henri t ho ! mall l-y (rain only 13 times in th .tj leiiRih oT time, according to local! Most of tin, siopn were du to wtorm.i or log and occurred he fore the first of .May, according to U. j It. Huron, post muster here. I)ur ing the winter and early spring the fog Is heavy over the Blue mountains west of here, making (ravel hy airplane difficult and it was for this reason in most cases that the mail plane landed hero and sent the mail on hy train. Airmail going cant causes little disturbance in the post office here in case it becomes necessary to send It on from here by train. West bound mail must be entirely gone over and sorted, however, and taken a considerably amount of lime according to Mr. Huron. Sit. v Jmprmliitf It Is evident, according to lihn, that the airmail service is Improv ing. In recent months airmail rarely comes into the local post office, w4iich means that more planes are completing their trips without being compelled to stop. Tin Hall hake-Boise-Pasco air mail line has an efficiency per centage of S4 for the first six months of this year. -78 of the 'A'-Si scheduled trips on the line having been completed. Twenty -six tlf the trips were incomplete and 2 were not started due to went her conditions' and darkness. A total of M7,;i4't miles were flown dur ing the first six months of the year by the mail line and --.t 1 -pounds of mail carried, with ai: airmail income of M7.H:t s.n;;. The airmail line through l.a Grande was started a little murti than u year ago. 2k : TWO-DAY SESSION . COMES TO CLOSE Biennial Council of Main tenance Foremen's As sociation Ends tin" of 1'he biennial council nice the second division of Maintenance of Way Foremen's association came to a dose yesterday afternoon after a two-day session whleh was at tended hy about 10 section foremen and officials of the association in cluding P. A. Steers, president of t he 1,'nlon 1 'nclfic Maintenance of Way association. Hoy Mluneck, of Ii Grande, presided at the meet ing which was occupied with a dis cussion of I he problems and per formance of foreman. The meet ings were held at the O.-W. club house. Eight 31 ore Enroll In La Grande High Since the beginning of tho prey-. em wifk oi.-ht I sliidenls1 have been enrolled Iu the high school, V.. D. Towier, principal, an nounced this morning. This brings the enrollment figure over the ."."ea mark. A complete recount will be made next week. Me. Towier said this morning. Believe Old Glory Hit Water Head-on PAY UOPKPTS. Newfoundland. Sept. :'l. (API lielief that the liif inopla ne Old ( ! lory, lost at sen while attempting a t ransat Untie fli-ht hit th water head on with a Kllght list to the right while goin'4. aleoit '.hi miles an hour, was ex-, pressed today by members of the. et-ew of the steamer Kyle. The Kyle; bail put into this port with a por- ' t ion of the u reekage of the phi ne. . r eeovered sever al hundred miles the New f'Oiodland coast. Members of Kyle's crew t bought the right i side of the plane must have struck, the water first, tipping out the top of the fuselage w libit rallied with it a part of the left hide of the plane. f Sl'AV VbltK, Sept. 'J 1 tAPf The New York Daily Mirror says lotl.iy that the w-reekage of the transatlantic nom-iplane Old tthuy, reeovered at sea. Is in stu d eondl tb.n that 'iirobiibly the r.ison for its cr.ish never will be known. PAPIS. S-pt. 21. APJ - The Preach nation was eulogiz-d be fore the American Legion conven tion y. ster.biy ,y S. tiatorD. Tyson of TeitniKse. en having carried "highest, luugi-fft aiul ftirthest" iu Kurope "th.- torch of lib-r'y and freedom and iiallty for alt man. kind." Seiiiilor Tyson hiripfv-If a v-terntt of t he w or P w tir. net, now ledg-d "an a Me nil tor. no Aim Mean ell i- jen and a member or the Am- rh an expeditionary porce," the I nit-I Slate's "eternul devotion mid grati tude to Prance for all nhe did for the Plliled States ill th- Uevoitl- Mona ry war .-f ! T"'J " DEMPSEY TO ENTER RING A FAVORITE Drift in Experts' Opin ions Toward Ex-Cham pion Pronounced &n a-a awi c P-''"" APPEARS CERTAIN I I Kair And Uool w earner is Prediction for Battle Both fighters m Peak Of Condition. I'k;ht isimitvs The Observer will receive blow'-by-blow fight returns over the Associated Press leas ed wire tomorrow night, begin Ing about fi::iu o'clock. The re sults will be megaphoned from the second floor of The Obser ver office by rounds and tele phone calls will also be answer id. diving a comprehensive Ktory of the fight. Kd t. Shell worth, who megaphoned the Oempsey-Sharkey fight for The Observer, w 111 again give the results to the crowd In fiwut of the office. Preliminary re ports will be megaphoned be ginning about ti o'clock. ClIICA;o. Sept. 21. (API The last legal harrier threatening tomorrow- nighv's fight for the heavy weight chanipTonship between (iene Tunney 'and Jack Dempsey was hurdled safely late today w hen the Injunction petition of the Coliseum club, which claimed It had a con tract for DempKey, to fight I lurry Wills, was denied. By Allan .1. Gouhl (AsMM-lntcil Press Sports Writer) CHICAGO. Sept. 1. ( A P) The greatest ring spectacle of all times may also witness the astonishing, if not unpreccdentul tact of u challenger for the w orld's heavy weight title entering the ring a favorite over the champion. if such favoritism is based on waerlng order and on popular sentiment, il seems likely that Jack , Dempsey will be the choice to con jo,uer Genr- Tunney and regain the ! heavyweight .crown in (heir ten round nui teh tomorrow night at Soldier Held. AH hough a majority of sports ,writers apparently favor Tunney's 'chances of victory, Ihc drift-In op- I"'"'1 among thein loward a Demp sey triumph Itan been almost im pr onounced w it bin th past few days as the shift in betting from a slage where the champion was an 8 to 5 favorite four days ago lo instances, today of wagers, be ing mude with Dempsey the fav orite at six to five. Latest Odds 1 j The first concrete evidence of this unusual switch in betting nen 1 1 men t w as disclosed by t hex Chicago Tribune In reporting that ; Packy MeFarland famous former ! lightweight boxer, had placed j $r..wiii to Jfi.mm on Tunney. It (followed a general trend of re port, circulated everywhere light crowds gathered that heavy finan cial backing was backing accorded t Deinps- y's chances, " i beeaiwe of such Mild r cur rent as t his. talk of w hieli way the "wise money" Is being wager ed and such events as Dempsey's hasttily suppressed "open letter' campaign against Tunney. raising Issues ovr their battle In Phllinlelpbia new-spa -rs experts have displayed a strong hestltaney to jitit down their opinions ilatly. Kxprcl l.'iU.Oun Crowd II is l hu cur i M nation of thi w idely divergent nptnion and t he personal drawing powers of the col orful ex-eha Hilda n. 1 cni pM-v. plus the chiiwiliiinshin of Tex llrekard. t hat has "built up" t his r"f ord hreaking evenr. The fond hojies of the New York promoter th;it he will stage his not seen fir st $:i.iMiti.Mi(r bjitde does likely lo be realized but (Continued on Phc R) Recreation Hall Benefit Will Be Given Saturday Pol" the benefit of the new atioiial hall, whb-h is now ( on st met ton by th' 1 a 1 1 i Saints ehur-eh bet e. n iiiu; i been arranged ;nd will In Sat urd. iy evening at s : 1 .". iu the tabernaelf a ul il oriuro. ( 'oris I nut ton worl; is prom ng lileely at the halt Site on P.MIllh street ;itid an effort is being made by the ways ami means committee. of which Mi, . loenhaum Is t Iim work going, vi- that the mu ll, to w hii h the eh-1 Ii ina n kf P Is for this i ( steal Is being gtv public Invited. People from I 'ul from Ita ker as u itity w III tali mi. who It ,w ill i i n numbers. vn"i i he prot pipe org tjons. i t bins. 1 1 n.irn-t mini li s. tlientitl numbers, rt-oltns, etc. The hu'!i m lioiil rirchestra. under The iliicitit.li of U". W. N'lxbauni, Will ul'l'll the lU'ok'laift.- Which Iw ex tifelf.l in one of interci-t thro'.igtiout. LEGION VOTE FAVORS AIR DEPARTMENT Spirited Session in Paris Precedes Adoption of Committee Report , BILLY MITCHELL STARTS FIREWORKS rormer urifrauier ucner- al Attempts to been re Amendment, Favoring Immediate Action. 1" A LAIS lP TKOCAIU.KO. PAKIS, Scpl. 21. (AIM The se lection of San Anlonlo Texas for the I02N t'omcntum or the Ameri ca ti legion hy the legion's com mittee was appriived h (he con tention tMllly. Klectiou of the Ivfglon comman der for prjs Is ocrupying the en-, tire attention of delegat.-s In can- I mis and meet lugs t liroughout Pa rir. Three candidates are mentioned. and then- Is a pronunced feeling , I hat the cninmauder t his year j miiHl come trom an easiern siaie. Kdward K. Spafford. of New York City; .1. At. Johnson, of .Marion S. '. and Paul MacNut, of Indiana polis, seem to he the three men likely to provide the 1 it'H com inandTr unless the ba'lloting should be too close ami a dar,k horne break the deadlocl' P A hA IS DP TltOfW PAltIS, Sept. 2. (Al'l-The avia tion report of the national defense committee of the American Legion presented at today's sension of the legion convent ion called for tho consolidation of all hrancheH of na tional defense Into one department with secretaries for each branch Including avialion. It precipitated a spirited fight. Po nner Brigadier General Wil liam Ml tclie II, long t he si or my petrel of the American aviation service, was the man who started the fireworks and for some min utes feeling ran high until finally ii pon the mol Ion of Legionnaire Gilligan. of Ohio, the former gen eral's remarks wore stricken from tfie record. ' Itepoif Adopted An attempt, lo obtain a vote, vive voce, proved an niter failure svveral times and a roll Call had to In- resorted to. an amendment to the re pint being finally der-ntrl by and l!'.i!t and Ihe report adopted. Several states spill on the roll ca II and some changed sji'" during It. 1 General Mitchell asking for the uu opt inii' of the rccominenda t ton without amendment Nhouh-d "A department of asiulion at once illi- ( Continued on Page f ) La Grande Grid Team Will Play Union on Nov. 21 , Tha Ml;si;(ving ilay has been ,se leeted for the ditto of t he auiliril ftnttbiill combat Oct ween q t he La 'Ininilc and drum hlc.h sehio teams, it was nnnouneed this niorii ing. Thanksgiving falls on .ovem-J her 1M this year. With the i - i p let ion of a era rmetnents with I'n Ion, the sehedule Is nea rly corn - plete, only one or 1 W O dat-o !'- j inainlng to be filb-d. According to Caell Palph Chti::-' tie, praetief is eotuiiig along sath-f.ii-torily. with dail- sljif uorkonl tinder the mentor. The siii:nl b i : narrowed lo inelurle nlxiiii :i:t pl:i -ers. the coaeh s;. id. The (.imshii' -first gamo will be idiycd ui on. h at W j 1 1 b w i . Eleven Planes Leave Spokane; Flyers Pass Portland l'l. IIN I IPLD. Spokane. P) V C. I.ipplut plane ('hiss . Iroui San l-'raiiclM-, was the FliM in laud at '2:'2tt p. m. l'l. LI'S I'll.LD. Spokane. ( M ) ,. ..nd Pas-... W i di. I I m.c: (o, (!:(- It places i VllllIK I SAV PPANCISCO. Sept. M lAI" t I no.. ln:i. : V- .-,,.1 Mi thud! j Kleven airplanes t....k off I'imiii . j M- lounh :Mid I 'mi fitt!,. -, Dt PT i v -'cpt '' I (MM - Mills field here today for Spok. - !Tinl;eV g.'owers'oV the Pil-t Mock; Wash., as 'niiniii - in the P-'-tfa- P.:T MP I'nllTI.AM. AIIV are;, : .- u.eetinu totmrlH with Mrs.; o:,st air derlev. 1 hey ('. ".,. pf .'T. l'l l I IT I. A . I ' y I . t . L" (AIM : l-ri.,1, .1... l,ui. T . . i ! (! 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I 4 41 ' Mere arc sonic of (he uelor'hl Kansas City's inystcriims polsmi lug drama. At (be left Is llllle darkle Coitislock, whit vtus huoii cd hy candy be found In his wagon: ahoe, at 1 1 ic- right. Is Mbs alhcrine Dills, al whose (wirtc n box of poisoned candy wiim mys teriouslj delivered, anil hidow Is Mrs. It. I'. cl, who was hisiiii cil hy M-ars fnnii 11 tree in her nun hack jnnl. M. E. Conference Begins Ilegtllar business Session SALK.M. Ore. Sept. V. . lAI'l The rm:tilnr btislm- of Ihe 7'dh session of the Oregon conlereuce. M i t hodlsi I'piscopal church, coiii meiiced lore. Ibis inonrhig when DI.Khop William i) ed Ihe Invitation privilege In all in I i i in 'Pill delegates Hots had arrived I Shcpard cStend j of sacra men! a I attendance. More . paslocs and vis or tho first called tueetlii!;. l-'ollowtiig the s.rci Iltlieilt. up- point meat s to various con fere nee committees were read by Dr. A. S. Illsser and I r, II, Leech, super intendents of the eastern and Salem rlist rlets. Kidhiu'lug the reatlltig ( the con ferenee roll call, the names of pas- j lors, w ho pasloi's' wlvct and children had db-rl during the were Willi ail and a ineinoiial service was ixlucted. Tho major part of Ihe al'lernnnii session In the re pre. laries ot est t. Of day will dilative various i taken up by Ihe seee- llle general lute e I hose endow - I t be eontei Min e el.ij n-tti tund. religioie.- - i n1n I I'll! mi- Vew,.. Methodist hospital eilfe Cluislian Ad- I -o. iety a nd the ion filial. in I '!- Jm i d, P Reappoint Starr Ah Normal Iterenl W.LM, I Stan f.e. Sept. L'l. ol I '01 1 la 11 il. 1oltlle,l by ' no iab r ol I h v"i nor u u ' M.c. ri : Int.' ill,. ,.i ii. Frisco For I ' : m-s 1 oi' ( ' las- A 1,1., a.- ; :ni. rfi . . fi..- iir.t: f :...e ,. .,,, urKeij Growers ! OF POISONER MISSION FLAMES FATAL TO SCORE One. Nun And 1!) Children Burned to Death in Saskatchewan Today PKINCI-: ALPintT, Saf.k., Kept. . f Al') One nun and 111 children M'o burned lo death when the auval Pomau Catholic mission on liJie La Plonge was deslroyedl by fire Monday-, according to word I received here today from Itlg Itlver. j Saslt. The mission If In a ti Isolated I seel ion of iioi t hern Saskatchewan j and only these meagre -details have j been received. , ' Forces Way Into j HoWC, SltOOtS T WO ' MII.U'ArKKH. WIk.. Ki'i-I. f A I' J A ihtitr,. II tiifntlnii two vein s imu Ipcl ,.cmi KiMiM' I'clei' m.ii. 2 1. f i-iIik.. iinil Kulhlyti l'.,l.y. 2 8, ..f Mllwi.iiU..,. In.liiy luxl nuititl,.'! Hi I'uli.v homo In deut h I -r.-ou a hunted! mill hull III Hi.' I'l.l Hlll'l. I .liilii't I'lll v;is lilli.l In J I 'l'l ITU H sister of Kathlyn. lb last night when j n. so the pollen were I old. j his way into tho Fob-v Oenrge Poley, fat her of t he f.,.,., , house. ' young woman was undefl, w haps fatally, by another bullet til -ed up- hen be attempted t, previ soil"" atlenllons beiiic; for i Kathlvn. Hafrc Hiilh Gels 5. Hi Homer Today m:w YoliK, I." 1'ulh .II. iiii-r nf Hu- M l'i! 1' I . I A I ' Mil lily f. iitiliu: nl tin- i io he it nt i - innini: ol the Y lod.iy. Fear Stalks The Streets; Poison Attacks Cause M y s t c. r i o u s Criminal ! S t i'i kc s T c r r o v to' Hearts if Mothers in! Kansas City. I KANSAS CITY, Sept. 1 (NK.v Service I - A mysterious poisoner. ) who niaiiiK the city unseen and i str ikes iu uncanny, hidden lu.thnni I at llllle children. Is at. large iu j Kansas City. ; Mot hers are having gift candy closely anuly.ed before ttiey allu.v their children to eat It. ! Itct reshinents al parties are in' many eases confined to articles j that are not. unwrapped trom t he time tin y are made up ;.t the eon-t feclioners iiulil they nee ready to i .serve. , l-veu fruit front trees growing tui back yards is looked upon wUi j Sick Craved Woman 1 All ol tuis is because someone j it woman. It is believed, mentally i unbalanced by some strange hatred J of children - has been gomg about j tne city trying lo put inlo execu- j tiUll a llOiesiite ptUSfUlillg Ncliellle. I i:i rsons. most of t tit-1 ii I child) en, tuns lar have been made ill by the poisons. Lit her because the pohvon doses wen- too tmiall or because none of the victims ate enough lo ineeL w il h serious ef leets. tlieie have beetl IIU tbutllS. Put tear grips the clly. Most of the poksonliiK cases have been confined lo the exclusive resi dential district iu the vicinity of :4!Mli street and Agin s avenue. Put motiiers all over the clly are tak ing precuutloiH. The mysterious trouble started at the home of Mr. uud Mrs. Kiod Kahuer, wheie the tour children ftiuuil a nicely packed ho ol camly lyiufi iu Ihe yard.. They ate purl of it, and shortly afterward became seriously III.. A physician was called and saved their lives; then Mrs. Itahner hud police analy.e the candy. In it were found polso I grains of wheat, such as drug stores sell !or the radlcatititi ot rats. I a lew days later Miss Catherine 1 Dills gave a parly to the gh's of her Sunday school class. imring the' parly n ' inesseiig- r boy deliver ed h box of camly. Ih Dills, supposing that one n her iuest had hud the camly delivered, serv ed it. KJvu Kirls ate of It. and bo came very sick. LTforln lo ilnd who sent Ihe candy have falb-d. A lltlln Inter Jackie Comstock, aged I), toiiud a paeknge of candy lying In his little wagon In the front yard. He ate it au1 became shk. Then Mm. K. P. N'M'I ph-keil up Hom-i pf ars w hieh , had fallen to Ihe ground front a pear tree In her back yard. SborlH u I ter eating them she fell ill and had to call a doctor. Kxa ml nation proved that the pears had been poisoned, ilow it was done, and why, no ne know i. tluth Tnipcr, aged li, escaped similar trouble only because her mother had warned her not. tp eat liny candy. The, llllle girl tumid box of chocolates In Ihe yard of the Tulper home and look II to her mother. The mother had It an alyzed and found that. II. hail been poisoned. In addition, some woman - polh-' bi'lieve the Same olle who lias been distributing poisom d camly ha been trying to cause trouble. In ot her ways, wives have be. n receiving nn- otiyiiious telephone ca Its I el 1 1 tig per-lthcm that tlolr husbands were mi' j Wjj h blond sb nogi ajdiors. Th-K " l'et-jWas discoid tn a number of homes until one day a woman let.dved sueh ji call while lu-r liusbtiud was j at home wiHi her. I The police gdt ;i number of calls tniiii .some woman, who would not ive her name, telling them Dial III':: v. i i e I" rut; op-i at. d In Ml mm-iic nr." ol i. if. tin i. sideme-. h line the repot t proved fals- uiliniH-il on r,m, T.) Vare in Control Of Philadelphia Mayoralty Race PIIM..Hi;i.PIMA. H. pt. l'l MP) The r piil.lM;in or i;.iui:il inn un ci, iship or S- iK'l-if- e. et Willi uu S ire ;i i nl'v filill in eontcot in Pl-0:.d. Hii i lod.iy '! --(tdte i.ffortn nl' ii,d"pen il.nl voters within the p;tiy (' -i-n.-vv ord.-i or rliincH, Pet llltlM I I Mil d.l v'H pel - Ifi.il y e!..)Olt ll'OIII lie. .r'y otlo h..lt of the 1.M7 divl. nous giive I lo- ot g;i iiln I ion st;il.. i eomtort b!e .;ii bur It W.'is l b. low irn.ii- i o (lie . nd- j ..is in Ho- i n ; i v o i , 1 1 v emit, t, in Ullllll the fight ..lllel.d, fklir.H ilrom 7 ! f dKlMion hiiow.d tlnil " lliniy A. M-o 1,. v. orguntjuibm i .;ilold:ite w:,s I - .t . I i U w .1. MiUUp'on ,. nd. nt by r.s.tVl. Th" -It is)- its ;is M;.. key lr,.,r,. (,H.7r.7. nop. turn nuiie.i.'. r for I It.t III il Meat in I l" S r tliile It IL re.HUlt V'SH! "e e;t III pit Igtl r,V- nd eti.iig. -i ot li.iud t llefiltloit by the Reed tmte rofiirnPtee. h.ld Hie Utldl- 1 Miippori or ihe tily h 4S ward l-tldel'S. if J J.CHARLES TAKES LEAD IN MONTANA iMillei- And Meyers Dis placed in Class B New York-Spokane Race STIXSOX, SCHILLER OFF OX NON-STOP Uallough, Leader of Class A Kace, Meets With Ac cident in Butte, Losing An Hour's Time. riJ.TS I'H.I.II. SlKikanc (AI-) '. W. Hull nan. nilnns ono i,r his l.i', lir,1cil fhl in v,,, l'lii-s A (liTliy ul 2:17 . in. Iln lii.tilt'tl siift'ly on cmm wImh-1. Il Is f.oiti St. Im,l. 'ill Ijiiimlim, AlKMiTn, nr-ii-.l S:l.:t p. in., rh-il in fliiw It ,C. 1 riOIII Srt.l .'.HiMX. I'lil.TS l li:l,l, S,kani'. (AI-) ... s. .'Imi lcs, r Itli l,Hn,l, Vlr Kl.m. ti lli fhvt urrltal In , la,s.H H ili iliv (nun ,' Vork. Hi, latiil tl nl 2: I p. in, .Missori.A. Mom.. Si,,t. (Al1).!. K. cluuiii r ItUhinonil. Vt... liil tin. clans mom lulo MlBMinla, ilisiln,:nB MllhT iiml .Mi' '",. who liuve hi cii ixn liiK t Ik, Bt'oi.p i lKht liiidi'ia across iho t'ounlry on tin, Niw Vork-Huokune air run.. .'liarli-a' 11, uu In una 1:29. out STIXSOX, s.) Ill 1,1,1 II L I'AKi: l'.' UtMISKVIM.T .Tl:l,l, N. Y. X"ll. 2t (AI')-t lalilli, Kllnsotl or li. ti nll lu,iu il otr on a nun .Mtiii I'llKhl lo .SM,kaiu, at 2 p. in. cu.st ".'II Hlamliiril tliu,. toilay, attirtln? Iho trlatiKiilar non-Hlop race of tin, national nlr rlcrlty. Hllni'on lot ,(I urtiT lioo(. nn iluwn I In; inoitml, hut Klvliitf hu fltitln,, u full Ihroltl,1. took tin, air lifter a run of ahout IlilIK, f,.ft. lli'MpIti, an unl'iiyorabli, rrnwti north wind, hiowinu; uliuoat acrou.s Ihn fliM. A HlltiMon's hiuek and yellow plain, illNuppiMirini Into tho gxpy-, ItiK HkltiH weHlwuril, that of Duko Hi lillliir, thu Koyal Windsor, nan ilraiririMl l!f tho starting mound. Tim iiiotur yaa Hliirtivl and tho crowd liirni'il Iln alt.uitlou to tho now rn tranl, Iii'Iiik kopt baok from tliu roarliu,' propllerH by Riiarda. Sehtllnr'H ontry In tho race mado tin, affair an tnlernutlonal ono. with f'anaila and the UnUod States r,.p,i.H"litod. l,A(i:V OUT OP HACK H,.IHl;Vi:i.T FIELD, N. V., Hopt. lit (Al1) Htcvo Laooy. thlid "ittrant In tho non-titop dlviaion of tin, New York to Hpokano air dprhy, luailu an unaucceBstul at tempt to tako off at 4 p. nu IIAI.ltOI (ill IN ACCIDDNT llll'ITK, Mont.. Sopt. 21 (AD The plum, ot K. K. BalloUKh of .TileiiKo, .lo Iiuh boon leading tho (-lima A alrphinea in tho croHs rount.ry ri,,-"), wont into a Rrouud hu,;, uud laiulid on Ita Doao at tho flylnir field hero, hia last atop bo ron, thu end of tho race at Spo kane. He will ho delayed perhaps an hour. I. AMI IN KILMNCR niPUNUH, MouL, Bopt 21 (AP) l,ei by Mllb-r and. Mey.iH. ii rioek ot W'Veu ctaSM II planes hi til -ed here thin morninf? from :bn-div.-, on help hop from Nnw Xoidi to Hpokiino nlr rut:e POSI s PltOPI IJ I U I'AKtHt. N. P.. W"pt. 1 (AD Art Vertie liobertH. piloling No. 27 Hi ehiKH It or the HpoKiitie nlr (buiiy Hew- over FiHgO 1 led for till Munleipul field here tod.iy the pro peller dr -tipped trom bis tuiielilne, but Hobei's luu-le a petrect lund ing. ( liMH'l IONS IMPItOVl l ST. I'Al U Minn.. M-pl. -t (AT) (Coiillnued on Pngr- &) TODAY'S GAMES ,Ml;lll A l.l.A.il l-i ji. jr. r i -I. i. land .- 12 1 I'hllail, Inlii... f 12 5 ll.ttt, ri. h: HiiiIIIii and U Srwell; iu, nu. r.iwerK, Johnson and i'm-h-t.tui. I'l-tLliiA I H. ir. b. I roil 1 1 4 , w V. k - 1 T j l;itiii-l"n; nil, win and "Woodall; Keiil Ii, T uud t'wiliU4 ; k. it. k. ; I ' 1: ..... i-o . I j 1 1 1 is, hi, . . . , . 3 9 - ' l.i,tti.,..-: ti uikenship, ..:onnnIiy 'ami t ,,.t,.; V,;!ier 11. tut Moore, H ,' 1 N.IIIAI, I.KArK ! H. H. K. I ItroiiUvn - - S l ' j I'lllsliurir 4 t. 3 llatterti'H: MnVfwmir OUd lleu ' tine, .Mttjtta and UouuU.