La Grande evening observer., October 06, 1927, Image 1

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EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE
THE WEATHER
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night unit 1'iiduy. 1rost In the In
terior tonight. Guut. b ' vuriab.o
winds. ,
CITY
EDITION
, VOLUME XXVI.
I A GRANDE. OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1927.
MEMBER ASSOCATED PBB88
MEMOER ASSOCIATED PHEW
NUMBER 46
3COND (GAME 6
: YANKEES WIN SI
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, 1,1 . . - . . . . .
STREET AND
SEWER WORK
PROBLEM UP
Change irv Interpretation
of Bonding! Ruling Pre
. - pents Difficulties
FUTURE IMPROVING
IN CITY MENACED
Commission Must Carry ;
Several Thousand Dof-
lars Separate from Reg-
nlon IfLVoon nnnrle'' j
I
rules some way Is found out
. of the diffieulty. Improvement of
streets, sewers nnd sidewalks in 1-a
Cruiidc is ut an end at least for
. two or three yearn.' ' i
: Thin i the opinion that wan ex-1
vpre.se.l ut the city eommiHHlon
meeUntf IhhI nlKht after halt an
iiu.l.lliiv lo bond under tho lian-1
Z , r, Let ,m v its .mrts
. .V. ,u. .,. ; vi .tl
is less than present und proposed
l,r,.vo.,.e,.l ..HWHsiuonts aaalnst
. . .i ...i
II... ,. mooertv.
a ii..,. i il.l r .l- lil..i.kH
. . . Ir .... . .ii..
lo me us II me in. pro. ei. ic.il um-
u..,e,l" ,.,,lln,m,I A. T.
mil. president of the city commls-
slon. later amendliiK this Willi: "It
is Jtist a question of how much tho
city wants lo carry." ,
The law providins that improve
ineiit assessments shall not exceed
the assessed viiluutluu of lots In-
volved bus been In existence for
,.,.,. .,ii ,, ii, ,,..
' - ..v..... ... n . f '.
.t tt, I, ...! .... IlL.hu
!' -"1- .
are neeeaHury before bonds can be
.sold the open market with any
success. Iisd been content to waive
slKl.t alitferenees,. unless, tho
amouliUnvidvcd was mo.;o tfa ,.
.I Xh
, . ...... ,.r
Then, u abort time ago. one of
tlie attorneys who passed un tlie
majority of northwestern bonds,
died and bis .successor refused to
waive the, differences and required
certificate .from euch city offer
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m ......
lots involved were assessed at more,
than the total improvement assess-
n.ents against them,
Thla resulted n w despreud dl-
cus.Hion and anxiety in municipal-1
Mies over the slate. Im Orumie not
uxefpted. -
The situation in Ui Crunde at
present Is this:
Thirteen improvement districts
have not been sold. The total
ilMlOUUL Ol HOIlU.t 1.IHI l U ifV nuni
under the Haiicrofl bonding act,'
which permits each properly own
er tp pay his chiirtxes In 10 annual
Instalments, is $8i1uii7.lu. In ad
dition to this there is $ I2.U30.K3
inoro asseMHinciits on the districts
'. Contlaod Pnue 5)
MRS. RUMELHART,
RESIDENT
HKRK
MJ Mtk
46 YEARS, DIES
Mrs. .Mu iy ltuiiulliart. for 46
years a resident ot lu, Orande,
passed uway at her home hero last
nlKlit. She was born June 25,
1X4'. and was 78 years old ut thu
time of her death.
..ITS. IkUlliriMUl I tain.; "I
tii amir witli her husband In tliu
y.ar ISKI. He preceded her
dentil in .1921. One - daushtcr.
I'lara. of Ijl Grande, survives her
Kiineral si rvlces will be held to-
morrow uriernoon ut 2:30 o'clock
from the Knodprass and Zlmnier-
man chapel here. Sorvlces will
Ol! UHUIT iii( ii.unili:t-n ui lilt- m-iw
Church of Christ, Scientist. Uurial
will be made in the I. 0. O. !'.
cctnotcry.
YOUR
FEAR OF
STRANGERS
it you cnicr a jilrHiier Mnr
ii n Mrnmre lowti. unci n lnuncc
Merk tries l mII you slraiiin
iiMtth iwsle. nlMMil ten time out
f Irti he makes h failure of It.
Vou react iiiifaorahly to stninze
iiten-hundli or strange Kiplr
iv ben not Introduce! by hmim
(ine or some ioiincctlotl In which
xmi havr onriilctHc. Xmt itrc
Ter n slon )ou know, unci goods
ton know. Vour iiiiiujiliitaiice
ullh IhiIIi slon ami gooils Is
mrtdn pxidblc. Is IimtchciI bv
I'lverll-lntr. Voh iHttinu fnmil
lar tilth Ihcni. gain couihlciict:
hi them UmiiiKb ndvcrti-tnic.
Tin stii:-fiil butiie-NS niaii
cnuiiol n third lo llirht tbN tun
tact wllh ott. this o(fMrt un
ity to gain nnd kcrp Jour m.
ridciici-. I ii The Obscri vr Ih
iIm-h It nt t minimum ttt with
Hirer thuiinml r mil low.
"tHi!-rvT AilvcrtKliig
A .Mctvluiiidlslng .htIc'
Armistice Day
Program Plans i
' Are Agreed Oh
Parade, Football Game,
Dinner and Dance Are
Scheduled State Offi-
cials Visit Auxiliary.
Attendances wore Rood at both
the meetings of the American Le
gion and tin auxiliary to tho le
gion hold lust night at the K. of .
nun ui uiHLii u iiumuer ui mi
porta nt business - mutters were
bruusrht. up
Mrs. C. N. Palmer, post coin- 1
inert in i? find Post Commander
.7iS 2
ninnder, presided ut the auxiliary
rortiund. u post depuriment pr
sldcnl. wus present and spolto
brlefly.
Arrangements for the Armistice
day celebration were discussed,
.with a report from the chairman, i
-'c-sior nompson. 1 ly,ns ut pre-
8C,lt '"elude a parade in the morn-
ins tno 'fftbull fiftmu between
1'onUluton anil J.a Grande in tho
" '17 7 T
-, ... iV utuimiK "-
1r- - i- fhy ronlonal director
"t the boy scouts, was introduced
and spoke upon scout work to the
li'cioii men who iiiihkiwI il mnltrin t
" Blon """V '" Passed, a motion
to ""t work- A committee
.headed by Dr. Kay
I- V. Copsy and
ai.I.ointed to cootierate in II...
- ,. ... ,
ut k t the city. I'luna for
" annual Harvest Moon ball w-cra
- " "" "
Andrews und l ay Williams, wit).
Hurley Ilichurdson jui chlr.n... .
' appointed for the ball. Ar- ,
ranRomcnts for a mectins of posts
" ...v.
,111'8 '""" """J dis;uS..d .
Stnlo Offkial Spcuks
. lt.irl.iv .1... Ti.i..,tlnr. ,.r 11... iimL
Hi.ru ItilL'U -,... frlu..n l.tr i l..u
' ; "J
" V"'y J. "."V ? vlco presl-
M- fll Hcusley, district
'.,i,,U,y'-.ot..HT.,,llS,to"' JJr- W-''r-
- of
!; - m.nre .-roup were mad,, witll.
Mrs. J. T. itichurdaon us guardian
and Mrs. Blanche Jejuni us uss is
lam guardian. . .
Tho uuxiliary votid to Bend two
crutes of tomatoes and a crate of
canned milk: in veaponae to it cull
" iiiuuiiuiiiinn i.u urn
x,uod rrugecs in the east, and al
Bo Q w bu
chnipmun o cla
'welfare work in Portland. In uddi-
Uon pan8 Wuri. II)uJtl to hllV(1 ,.uull
nu.n,Ll). of (Iu. uuxltiary Imlk a
(((mrl of ap(ltJ ,JU,u.r w)ich wm
lle Ht-ni lo the state hospital at
itortiunj
1 At the close of the business
ni.,.Mnr5S iofn, ,...- ..-
Inn- t. ).(,.! ,-,.r-1.ul. ...!- r..
;'... ,
Gettings Wins
$245 Verdict in
l.irrillt I lllirr
;
- r
K. ('. C.eltlngs. plaintiff in the
case or fiettings vs. !. C. Urosius,
wan irivcii ilia by the verdict re-
turned by the jury yesterday utle,-
.
noon in Hie eircuti court, -i in; ca.i
was a -nil to co" eel a g'.rnge nc-
count, amounting lo J-37.RG wbn
i..t ..-.... . it. .t i, m.. r?..nin-,. ..n.i
Air. Itiosit.s live at KlKin.
This mornlnc the case, of I., rf.
Wi-cks ainiinst J. II. Orton and
othcrr. started,
taken during the
Tehlimony was
morning and a
considerable length of time was
i . i r i
. ' ,7...,,r. .' , ,
""' ,l",n',rr f" ,
I1'"" thP, "'f"":lu"t ' ' ' un , 'V.0
Marcus itocsch s cur Nov J..
I dninuKlnir It lo the extent of 217.
" uinollllt Tor which he Is suing.
I '
1 fifande Student
Jl I Sit "tf I
MUKeS ImICC LlllO
Word was received In La Orande
today that Kertnlt Itagaln. of l.a
tJrunde, has been
uiember of the t'niv
gon men's frhr club. Jack Oennts
is also listed among those who
made Ihe club.
Mr. Itaguin was recently pledged
to Kiffiim Phi. Kpsilon national
fraternity.
Umatilla County
Institute. Friday
"" ' physician says.
PTONIiLKTON. Oct. C (AP H reached tin- conclusion after
Teachers of I utatilla counly will long study of the lives and achieve,
convene here tomorrow and Sutur- nients of 400 of the world's great
day In a two-day Institute wl'.h vni men. undertaken to find out
prominent educators listed for talks whether the oft repented statement
on scholastic matters.
King Boris May Wed
Princess Giovanna
i:)Mi: f APi--IEefiorlM see thut
the tour of the bachelor King Itmis " ronchislons, which will be
In search ot a bride will end here published In the official magu
ami that Prlncew Otovanna. of tn of 1" Hnuls department of
Italy will become uuen or hul-
artu. The prlncifes la So. the king
33
TEACHERS OF
COUNTYHEET
HERE TODAY
One Hundred and Eighty
Pcdagogs Attend Operw
' ing of Institute ;
SHELDON, HOWARD
GIVE ADDRESSES
'Superintendent of Public,
f ; Instruction of Oregon;
Outlines Seven Aims for
Educators.
One hundred- and elghl.w leach-
erH 0Hf,of possible 200 Ih Union -
(county registered thin morning at
jtIlfl opening of the juuhihI- Cnlnn
(tJouiity teachers' InHtltuto fur which
PjKht out-of-town apeakerK, inelud-;
1ln" (' A' Howard, ntute Kiiperln-,
tendont of tiulilic inHtructlon, ami
t Instructors' from the three Oregon
i Inst Itut ions of higher learn Inc.
" " 7 h U h,,,,! I,
,, " "':,", ;7
mH!r,'3r '?1,1.?
ih l... f.n.,,,1 hlirh .l,,,,.! i.u.l.i-
tho direction of W.-W. Nnsbaum,
m,lslcil Wl,1(.rvlitr of Ij. C.r.inde
selumls, were well received, follow-
, , upeui.iB ceremonies,
h
Slieklon S-ks -
'.,.,, 11H!(emMy wiiket ot iUr
niornini;. Henry It. Slieldnt. de:n
of achool of -education at- the Uni
versity of Oregon, addressed tlie
teachera drawing tlio theme of hla
talk from the field of moderu
inoveipentK . of education, ' Htand-'
ai d tests, ni hleveiiient and: IntellU
Kenee es.s scio,itiric si,,.iya.i.,litea.;mnee ror l ie contt.iuunco 01 inc.
accori,.jivthe abMlty, of Jhe stu- fair for next year.
accor,
v.
neni 11 ij came in fur their wisre
11 from the
Oregon "dean. '-''The. use of stand-',
aril achievement and liitelllu-enro
Icsls Is spreailiiiB throiiBblout tlio
country." said Dr. Sheldon, express-
lmr his approvul of the movement.'
Movements towards the study of
fPonllnued 90 Pscft Knnr.l
SECOND WARD IS
COMPLETING HALL
T . . IT ,1 ! T -T Ti.! 1 : 1
."'V wmi.cu
for Church Activities
and Recreation
Work on second ward
I,. I. S.
.-oinbinatlou church and
reerea-
ll"iml hull amuunllimr tii morn linn
$10,000 Is n earing completion litis
week. An opening sociable will be
held In the building tomorrow
night, although fbe Improvements
niv" ",Jt been finished In their en-,.
Urety. .
'dm 1... it. !' Iiuir u-li.t u'i.u
- ..-....-..
foruifily the L. ). S. reereational
hall hauled on Kottrth slreetwuM
moved to a lot on X. and. . Kir
street a month or so ai;o and
lmlr work wils Iminedlately bet; on.
A eniit)etp hasemchl with birtre.
K" " 1 eiiul1""11"- ,M- """"M
n.fr,re "I"' "ntl Hnday school.
class rooms has been built; the up-p
per floor hn s been a rra nged mo '
that rt. may be converted from
church to recreational hall, and a
stage .20 feet wide and lit feet
deep has been erected. A modern
heating plant Is being Installed and
the bullditiK litis been entirely re-
roofed. Witli tlie niuccntng of the
building, the uddltlon or a cement
emrancre ann with ine insinuation
of the heating system Ihe building
will be complete,
"We feel that we have one of the
bent eniifppfd and arranged build
liimt nf IIm kind In lhf i-it.mlv "
chosen as a H(1,( H nir.mi,rr uf the UMdhiM com
r.iity of Ore- .,,,- lllU .,..
Man Does His Best
Age of 50
CHH'AfSO. Oct. R. AP)
Kiriy
l .'"" "' produrtiv..
W. A. Newman liorland, l.hl
Ir.
h leu go
that the uorld's work Is performed
by young men would "hold water.
Comparative old age. his re
search showed. produces ( the
world's masterpieces In every line
of human endeavor. Or. Oorlund
has written three arttciesmbody
-urr.
, ix-orda of the 400 men he stud-
Cove Commerce
Club in Favor v
of Big Cannery
Group Pledges 400 Acres
of Corn If Such a Plant
Is Established in Union
-.. County. .
.Members of (lie t'ovc coluuic'rcl.il
club' expressed thcmsilvcs as favor
Ipp the ealabilshmcnrof u cannery
in Chton county lust evening wh'-n
u niectlne wus held at Cove.' hurl-
V. lteynolds. secrolury.orihe Union
county chamber of commerce, tol.ll
of the 'visit of Wiirde 11. St. Ingham, !
of Utah, to the county uud x-l
pMina ii im-a or ostubiishinB '
eZ!&
county were willing to cooperate.
' J..K. .Mills, president of the Cove
club, presided over the meeting.
und the 26 Cove growers present f
declared that they -believed they'
could guarantee about 40U acres nt
u - orn from that section. Accenting
i0 Air. Htrlnghuin corn would he
0n .of thn main moduetH of the
cannery.- ; r ' - . -V
t .f 0 Avi.Pv -countv aireni iU
If. O; Avery, county iiBcnt. xut.l '
thut he believed the btowIiik of
corn would be good for the Uove
section, : thut it would nut only
suction, .thut it would nut only"1"' -v ",0 coumy juuBe-rwin
serve to build up the uround but
Karl Hcynolds und Mr."
iicre. ine an repn scnunK u"' uk
'" tommiinu 'nw.
county chamber of couimui ce.
Wallowa County
Fair Board To
Plan for 1928
. :
KNTKlll'UIHK. Oct. 0 (Special)
The Wallowa County Kulr asso-
dntlon will, meet l'-riilay und ur-
Tlie fair mis iiriitjfriii out u sno-
Inez of decided Impioveuicnt In tho,
dairy cattle Industry d urine; "the'
year. The cow that won first plaiw
hist year comes In as only rotirlh
till,! yuur. '
'n,,, nrixes for Hliorlhorn stock
was pretty evenly divided between
Ata Ciaifc. a local atock man. and
Charles 1'hillips, who enmc'tp Kn
Ifi'prlse from NoltrasUa, whenr-his
catlle won sweepstakea last year-
Tills goes to show that our lo
cal slock makes a favorable ahov
liifr beside the fine stock of other
placed. ' -
To Send Exhibits y
To Portland Show
KNTKUPUISK. Oct. fi. (Hperlnl)
The Knterprlae commercial club
Is planning to send the Alder Kiopc
sheep elul. thut won In the JudK-
lug contest ut Ihe lair, to roriiunti
lo compete with other learns of
I he Norl hwrst ut the Pacific? Inter-
uallonnl. The boys who will take
ihe trip, are llerslial Kb islf man.
Itatph Miller and (ieorifo Crader.
The boys' exhibit of. hogii and
'nheep was ao good that Counly
Ao-i-ot I niut IdHnn will Mind it nil.
- -
load or tlnmt. to 1'orlland To ulso
luke purl in the competition.
1 " '
WEDDING TRIP;
HUSBAND DIES
n i.AItli. Cul.. Oct. fi (AP T:ie.
honeymoon tour of M r. and M ft-.
Iouls J. K'Tna, of Portland, Or , I
ended In a tragedy here today wheal
the automobile In which they were'
riding crashed Into two large
! rucks. Kerns was kl I Mau:if!'
Ki-rna, a brother, of Itlverside. t al
in.iw.1. "..-
'H''' Anna I loams
of I'ortland. were seriously hurt,
The .newlyweds and their rela
tives were en route lo (llveisld:-,
Wllert? tht y expected lo reside.
The Kern wedding .va held In
Portland :at week.
Work at the
Years, Doctor Finds
performance of the greatest wor'l
of their liven. Tho average age at
which the laborer reached his ze
nith wus 47: for thinkers. U'i.
Ho studied the lives of Colum
bus. Lord Neon. 1 Me kens. Con
rad, t'hopin. Hobert K. l-ee. Huxley
and a host of others of like calibre.
Mis ftnrlings showed Ihe produc
tion peak for men In various voca
tions at these ages:
J'hemist and physicists, 41: dram
allsls and playwrights, poets and
inventors, 44; novellas. 4'i: ex
plorers and war lie is, 47: musical
composers und actors, 4H; artists
and ministers. 6o; essayists and
rerormers. . & I : physicians, sur
geons and statesmen, hi; phlluau
phers. &4; artronomers. matheina
t hUtorlans, 67, and naturalists and
BUDGET AND
FAIR BOARDS
APPOINTED
Former to Meet, at Court
House Here on Friday,
- . November 4 . . :"
rjET.T T A r ninC
"1 wnu
THIS AFTERNOON
I . , .
County Commissioners to
J Wind Up 2-Day Month-
ly Session With Meeting
Late Today
A budget rmiimfttee arid a Un-
Ion, county fair board were appoint
ei tnitt morning lv the county
court, -which it .In', the .eeond day
of its roiftlliti' uesttlon ut the. court
houwe. V . . 1 ; . 1
The liudKet committee,
The budget committee., which
consists of tliroe members onejip-l
pointed by ouch oommiKslonor and
.' " ." '.ZT.i.
"""" ." ' " '
county budfiet. The' meeting was
N-v.. 4.-th. duy fol-
mittee mntnlerH
. nan, of Union; Clarence Hean, f
jKlsin: and Krankiih Kurbrich, or
'Im f.i-HnHn ' .. . I.
i Appoint Fair HtMinl :
-The dutiea of the irnlon rounty.
fair board will he to . handle tlie
nibuey appropriated by the Ml ate
for the fair. ' Tho fair havlnjf been
discontinued the ''m-roprlntlunUAn-wi
will i. tiiniM uwr in t union ,u... s 7 i i. h,,;r
'livestock Hhow nnd the members of lr. A. VVIIIIuin l.lllleuiliilil. tho
. ,(f le ,vlll wopk , .onjimc,;Bth .Vliielund retired physlcinn,
..,.. ,h(s. Mook ,low ussocia-Hoday surrendered lo the Mat 'l-
tibn. '
lWnMn ut Union. Vns -
.,,-iointed to tl..l,ol :u servo or
... .,,.... 1, ti
,.' ; r ' .'..,' ' '
. ' J. ,. ' ,.' rtl.i,i.:
1 . . j.,,.,,,,,. Didwcll of North'"' Allunll: who had ltrom-
........... ... ttI,IluitcH ' to-' one' l"0l l,oll;0 feuch ,' would uppoar
.. ' w hen' wanted by tho court. .
' ' r 1 ' ' ' I
lloiillne IIimIiicss ' .jury to near testimony 111 co.inec
, , , ' ' . tlon' with: the case, so Bench's ap
.1 The remainder of the iiiorliiuir ! . wl.nnlal,
session o. ;
with the signing of bills, the up-'
proval of applicants for wlduwrf
peiifUuns, allowing money
care of indigent persons and other
regular h&slnet, .
This afternoon at 2 o'clock
''he'
court opened Idds on a special road,
district near Union '. 'court to take somo definite action.
The aiipilcatlon of J. A. OaHklll' When he heard that the cusc wuh
for a new warrant to replace orte
which was lost, anil a petition Tor. no look imineniaic aieps 10 Bet in
the.. vacation of I avenue between communication with his attorney.
Wall street and Kaat street in the JJr. A, William J.llllendahl, an
Km st addillou of the city and outraged man was killed while riding
side of the clly llmllK will also ho' with hla wire, much his Junior. She
taken up by the court this .after-,
noon
Box Score
XKW VOHK (Americans)
Player
Combs, cf ..
Koenig, ss ..
Until, rf
Cehrig. I If,
iMeiiael. If ....
Ijazzeri. 2b
Imgan. SU ..
PeiigoiiKh, c
Pipgras, p ..
All it II I'O A
... I I I S 0
.., 1 ;'a' 1
.... s . II II,' 3 u
.: V i t c' o
.... .'. , I l 2- 0
.... 4 II 2 22
.... S 1 I 1 ' 0
.... 2 10 4 0
.... 3 II 0 2 I
...ar. ii 27 5
l(; (NiiiIiiiihI-)
All It II I'O A
.... a 2 1 T-. V
... .10 2 10
.... 8 0 I-' G 0
.... 4 0 0 II 0
4 0 13 0
.... 10 2 !" S
.... I 0.0 3 0
... .1 0 0 7 1
..... 2 II II 0 2
. . II 0 ! 0 . 0
. I I) 0 0 0
. . 0 0 0 0 0
31 2 7 27 5
Totals ....
pirrsitritfi
Plaver
I. Waiter, cf .
Parnhart, If .
P. Waner. rf.
Wright, ss
TruyiMjr, lib ...
Cfunthntu, ;ib
Harris, I b ....
f itioch. c
A!dr!dj:". n ...
f'vengras, p ...
0 .
ihiWHon, P 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals ill 2 7 27 5 -
x Hatted for Cvengras In elgMh.
InningK
New York una Oui A3ft &
Pittsburg
100 'j00 0102
Two base hils: C eh rig, Trnynor.
i. ran tha in. rbree. huse nits: u.
Waner. Hiole:i base: Aleimel. Sac-J
ri flees: lt'.rulnirt. Ilulh, lixRerl,
'iehrlg.. P. Waner.
.t., ty Kenig.
Ooiible play:
Left on bases:
New i-k 10: Piltfburg 5. Ibises ussembly of il pefHoiiH last week
on bull off Aldrldge 4 Oichrlg, UB n independent randldabt for
Huth, llengough, Plpgrus), off Pip- represanlatlve In congress from
gran 1 ( i. Waner). Hiruck out by th lhr ,(Hlrict unnouitci d late
Aldrldge 4 iltotb. Plpgrus. Cmnbs. y.,it,.rday .hat he would not au
MeuHeO, Pipgras 2 (P. Waner c..,,t the nomination.
(irillllhiillll. lilts off AI.lrl.lKe 10
In 7 1-S Iniilimri. off Cveintras I In
2-3 InuliiKs: off IiiiwM.ni none In I
IniiliiK. lilt by pitcher by t'veimrHH
iMeuseli. Wild i.ltch: Aldrlilt-e,
lioKlnir pit.-her: AI.lrl.lKe. t'miilrw:
.Ni.llln. Adi.. plnte; qulicley, Nat..
third: Ormsby. Am., second" bai:
M .riin, Nn't., flr.i (.... Time Z:2o.
MitPiPGRAS .
I J . v H
tleoluB 1'ipKlKS
Voiiiim: iwrK ' Pltwrus. tti
hcrti.or tiHluy'K kmiiio. Sent Into
tlio box by Ills iiiatitiKcrx u n
Vinimble," III" held the. I'lrntra
l two runs litlt Ills New York
U-nnimiilcs cross Hie pinto hull
(i'ii times,
, ,
BEACH GIVEN UP
Man Wanted in . Lillien
dahl Murder Case Is Ar
, rested by Officers
MAYS LANtHN'i. N. J,,' Oct.. 6,
y
nllce und wus plucoft laho Atlalllic ;
"'"ly J"" T'0-, , !
" urnmd -J.tfro. .,m,.
on the oiitskli'ls 111 1110 town, in mi.
corilitnre with .'hi pre-arruliKed
iilun of Ills counsel, l-Jdlson HedKos,
Tolluy wus sot' for tha rand
je(iKCH called up Proaecutyr
nillk , " ,.,Hfc- ..,'. : lD inftirnl
' ' k m TeCuSd h
"II" J.I.J, t.vwj'
hfi Could aid the prosecution )n
cieaiini; up the mystery..;
Hcdgea told the prosecutor tlul
i3(,ar.h haa been waiting for tho
lo'gd before tie griind Jury today,'.
said two negt'OH shot, the doctor.
Nor niolivo has yet been disclosed.
Letters to, her fruit1 Heuch, a
friend und neighbor, led to hla ar
rest as a material witness, lie wuh
released on ball and disappeared.
A warrant was then sworn out for
him.
Relieved lo Hold "Key" .
.What lieuch knows thai may
Continued on Pag-e Four.)
Pendleton and
La Grande May
Become Airports
ri-,IlllSIC,N,. oci. Ii tAI'J
endlctoii will have the besl eniilli -
i ped airport In Kuslern Oregon!
K bwiu n plans oi me. government air- rartc, wnere the traffic was slow, struck out and the crowd howled:
1 mall service are cunJed out to Mrs. Hemus became frightened h0 swung for a third strike; Ifw as
0 make ibis an emergency Held on and Jumped from Ihe taxi. 'a low curve on the outside: Oeh-
0 Ihe Klko-Pnseo route. Tlie cum-1 Hemus leaped front' his - car, 1 rK up; f0U( ntrike I; so far Aid-
1 inerelal assoefalion .Tleld eiist of caught her and, pressing n revol- drigo had thrown nothing but
0 the rily will be u,'.1M.ed und filled ver against her, fired one shot In f eurvo balls; ball 1 high; ball 2 in
0 with beacons, searchlights and olli-.'o her abdonien. Her screams at- '8(j,,; bull 3 high; Gehrig got a base
er eoulpment. ' Wor k is to slari. in
" the neur fuiurc and will be com-
nleted bv June.
" I Ae-ordlng lo reports hen
cii;ergein-y landing field will
also
al-
(l,4,i
be eMtiihltshcd In m Jrande
hoiiirh . eoiiinlete details or
pI(inH r,M. (Ml. rport have not y
,,,. rrJ,dved.
.
I Rushlight Won't
, Accept Nomination
-
poilTI.ANO. tre. Oe(. fl. (AP)
a j. Hushlighl. nominated by un
A ..... I inir noorsore.l hv local de
mocruts. Iiun been cull.-d for to-
niKht w hen A noiiilimi!on will bo
considered. .
tins' at reniral Library,
called fi.r last nlKht by persons In-
t..rested In nomlniitliiK II. U. Per-
kins, failed to draw a sufficient'
number vts adjourned.
:FeJeralKoffs,
i j i if 1 11 n in 111
General Gomez
Pin-suing Army Brings
Rebel Forces to Bay
Calles Expects to Win
Within 24 Hours. .
-Mexico emvoct. (ajm
HrutiKht to bay by purulng troopn,
(jenej-a). Arnulfo Oomeit. principal
rtimuinlnK leader in the military re-
ernmenl wuh reported today to be
preiMtrltiH to give battle . URiilusti
overwhelnilni; odds, with his life utl
slake. - ..;'.
Ueneral Hector Almada, former J
commander of the Mexico City Kar-1
risen who led u body of his -menf .
from-tho capital Kitnday nlKht ln '
siiiport of the reyolt, Joined forces
with Comes, but they were fireat-'l
Iv outnumbered. " I :
liorled close to their uiiarry at l''oll,,t:s KIKI.l. 1'lTrsBI'RG,
Trliinfo ranch near the old fortress, () Tlio New York Vn
of Porote. -state of Vein Orus, with 1 hw-s '"''" t struluht over tho
a battle Imminent. . l'lttsburit INrntcH by limine tho
t.Mox can d lilomat e o All
tho United States : Vestei'day
oelvtd ii report that Uomes had al-
rondy hcen captured and exootited
us was the fate on Moniluy of lion-
eral Kranclaco Serrano., the other
louder of the revolt.).,;
Army C'kwlint In,
The Koverntnent foroea were Bald
to he cloeinK In on the combined
rebel hand In u plncei'H movement,
one column of lutm troopH operut
InK from Vera Cru under General
Jeaiia Auulrre and the other of
4500 from Mexico CJiy commanded
I by Oenerul Contalu Kweobur.
AifalnHt theae numbera. Gomes and
Almada have not more than 1500
or 20oo men ut the moat liberul ch
.tlmutea. , - '
. ,itUu, expressed
''"I1' ttat' til. wl.elll.ii wuiilil lie
'.,,, ........rt .,hi.. 11 hi
i0,0',' K fom.r fhdicted that he
."? J?J.f"' ,ft...Jrfl 7?":i?.e
J T mmn "hoi
Texooco for the east Almuda'H col
umn "was said to have abandoned
!i4 cannon wlrfch they hud taken
from Mexico City , '1 (. '-.
KxitOlH IlpUllCN '
Following . up a vote of confi
dence in the government, the
chamber, of deputies expelled from
oongreaa 2 deputlea who Ntipported
the presidential cutupalKHS of Oo
me and Herrano.
Tha presidential bureau "today
L.J. r a . . J , V
dpjl:lrt'd ln,lt ilw combined force of
,,n( Oeneral ' Al-
ti.i '"nikda wa the oh.; rival group in
Hint, ciij .. , v. ...(.. t.n.. .
HI. PASO, Oct. 6 (AP) Kl Con
linont.il, Mpanish lunguago nows-
" (Continued on Fag 8.)
Bootleg King of
Cincinnati Kills
Wife, Surrenders
CINCINNATI, Oct. . (I. (AT)
Mrs. Imogune Hemus tiled at a '
I hospital this morning from a bul
let wound suffered when sho was
shot by her husband, George Ho-
mus. former Cincinnati "bottleg
king." Tho shooting occurred in a
city park.
Mrs. Hemus and her adopted
uuukiiti, num, i, ii.u in. luuir.as to in us step pea into the battery
apartment in a taxi to go to the I box. Aldrldge threw up a few to
office of J!rs. Remus' attorney to 1 Oooch while the band scurried
i prepare for her divorco hearing be- 1
fore Judge Charles Hoffman this
1 morning, .
As tho taxi drove down the Park-
wuy, Mrs. Hemus noticed her hus-
band slitting lit his uuto with
driver at the wheel, the daughter (
puld.
l linh.nu rnlinuu.1 titu u-irB lnvl
As the cars moved Into Kden
iiwmmi peopie in ine para una sno
was utken to a hospital.
Hemus enter. d him own nir ami
was uriven ny am cnaurteiir to tho
police station where he gave him
wlf "P.
A charge of first degree murder
wn) placed against Hemus. Hemus
wuh outer nguinsi. ins wire, iin
(old police he did not Intend to lt
her "get away with what she Is
trying.'
Congress Plans To
Lonsiaer rrojecis
I'OltTI.ANIl, Ore., Oct. 8 (Al')
The I'tiiutlllu rapl.ls anil I leaclnili'S
north unit projects will lie connhl-
ercil hy the ai nute coiiiiiilllec on
reclai.iatlon the second week of
I Jsniiury, the rnrllund chamber ut
I coiiiiiietcb has been udvlsed,
The senate eouiiiilltec bus just
coinpl. led a lour of thu proposed
''olumbla -basin project. Henators
I'hlppls, the chairman, nnd Ken -
.drlck are Hccompany Henutor Me-
Nary to Portland, but both senu-
tors will be hero only belweeil
enj
trains this evenlnif.
(JftTII m g
ww -
SCORE THREE
IN 2 INNINGS
TUi 1 1 I?' lit. Tl
Yield Half a Dozen ;
Runs t.n Visifrnra
PIRATE PITCHERS
FIND GOING HARD
v 1 1
TV.:,. A Onmo nf Spripo Will
A mr Q Uame 01 OeneS Will
Be Played in New York
Tomorrow Teams to,
Travel at Night. . .:!
....... ;
ro-".11 . ,.. ,
' 'I'ho Yankees were pitched to tho '
' victory by doorito Plpitrus, ft new-
coiner to tho olassle, who held tho
Pirates to seven hits and was not
in danger after -his mates gaye
him three runs In the third inning
They added three, more. in - tho
eighth for good, measure. Vio
A Id ridge, Pittsburg's starting pit
cher, wyts driven from the mound
in tho eighth. 1
A blazing sun greeted the New
York Yanks vund Pittsburg Plrnfe
Lwhen they came out today to re
new the world's series competition
begun In rather haphazard stylo
yesterday.
The crowd was slow In assemb
ling for the second game. At noon
there Voro many wide open spaces
In the bleuclvors beyond tho out
rteld fences and the lines formed In .
the -streets for thn standing; room
ticket sale were neither so long nor
so . patient as those in evidence at
tho first guine. , 4
i:: iwimna now mu ..:
Thn Yankees hospital list fcrcrf
over night. Laueri bobbed up
with u badly sprained wrist uf
f otTir! In vrtofi1iv'a trima whan Tnr
mudo a great play in starting a,
double play. His wrist was nurt as
ho tagged Grantham diving into
second. .
However, the Injury applies only
to his left wrist and he was pro
pared to carry his bandages Into
the game. Mark Koenig was also
shaken up In yesterday's game but
reported fairly fit today. Herb Pen
nock, star Yankee southpaw, was
well on tho way to recovery from
a wounded knee, caused by a tine
drive In batting practice before!
the series opened, i ...
, Tho attendance was estimated uti
around 40,000 a few hundred be
low the mark sot by the opener.
Tho following play by play des
criptive ot tho world series Is by
Carl 8. H rude bury, (The Assoc iu
ted Press sports writer),
l-IKST INNING, YANKEKk
i no firaios wok ine neia una
whllo Aldrldgo was warming up
tho ground-keopors gavo a last
polishing to the base paths. ' Tho
band played' the Star Hp angled
jtanner ana ine crowa rose, wn no
tho American flag was raised to
thn masthead-.
The players stood
in their positions on the field with,
(heads bared. As the last note died
j ttway the crowd burst into cheers
from the field, - : '
Combs upj strike 1 called; Aid
ridge used a curve on tho inslde;L
ball 1 outside; Combs sent up a
high fly to Rurnhurl; Koenig up;
ball 1 high; Koenig singled past;
Grantham Into center; Itufh"; up;
strike 1 culled; hall 1 Inside; foul
strlko 2; this was a roller along
tho right field foul line; Itutti
on balls the fourih ball bolng In-
Mfrlf, high; Mcusel up; ball I high
utHlde; ball 2 outside; strike 1
called; this curvn cut Ih? Insider
corner; strlko 8 swung; this was
another curve but on tho outside;
Aldrldge threw out Meusel at first
No runs, 1 lilt, no errors.
I'lHST l.N.MMl. VIKATKS
1'tPKnm wnrineil up as 1 Waner
euuiu to the tiluto; Wunor ui;
hall t limiilfl; strlko 1 called; this
was a fu.st hall over the center vt
the plate; foul atrikn two; I Wan
er Kot a threo ba.no hit to left by
fust hasc runnini?; Iturtihart up;
I foul strike 1: tho Yankee Infield
I was playinft liue.k; strikn 2 callea,
,hi w onrvn on tho Instil-.!
r. i Waner scored on BacTM
nnrt's siicrirlio fly to rltrlit. . r.
waner up: roul strlko 1; Waner!
lushed a hard drlvo Into tho teni.
pornry boxes which senttored tho
oceiipanU: foul strlko 3; ball I
iiKh Inside: Waner had to duck
. this one: ball X Inside: FlpxraB
was keeping tho ball hlKh and out-
lde fot V. Wauori foul; foul; P.
Wan.-r fanned, taking- a third
culled strlko; It was a fast ouo
J(Cocuny.4 en Fc i