La Grande evening observer., October 07, 1927, Image 1

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THE WEATHER
: OKKOON: Kulr tonight ami Hat-in-day.
Front a lit the cast uorlion
tonight. Ueiitle variable winds.
VOLUME XXVI.
MKMHtiR ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE. OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1927
MEMUEK ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 47
llfflED GAME, M
ROAD AWARD
IS GIVEN TO
SALEM FIRM
' CountyjCourt Lets Con
tract on 3-Mile Stretch',
Near City of Union
RINEHART WANTS
DEEPER CHANNEL
....
-mw- , T
Engineer Morgan to In-
' vestigate River Condi -
tions to Determine II
Plan Is Feasible,
A contract for the' surfacing of
u three-mile section of rood, run
ning from the north end of the
main street of Knlon west along
Wdon lime, was granted to Stuns
trom brothers, of Salem, yester
day by the county court, which
closed Us regular session lust eve-
Mng. Hie bid umounted lu f04 time, spoke on the crop prospects, . being attended by about 2 no por
and was the lowest of the six sub- ronorted UHt night on present eon-;sons. This afternoon Dr. James It.
mltted. 'dltlons. Jewell, doon of vocational cduea-
The next lowest bid wtis submit- Thivo Paiwrs - f " I Hon at the Oregon Agricultural
J.od by joHiin. una .McAllister, ana
cniieu lor uiiiL-i iiim.-i
were C. It. Keitz, $11,0X4; Hecurlty;
, Construction company,
Concrete Pipe company. 10.0'J2
and Kute U,.n. n.G67.50.
'IVat'liei's lay Vlsll
Yesterday afteruuon a dnleKatlon
from Ihe Union county teaehorH'
institute vlwiied the county court
In Ihe Interest of the county lliirar.v.
Tho' committee consisted of Hnlph
Imb er schools: M ,. . ( onnei , pr 1-
clpal or the m-iiuo scnoois 01 ui -
loli, mid 1-. Ai.ini, sui oiiiiienu-
cut of the hlijln schools... 1 hey
..... ,..,., ...i 11
asked that the ' V,lntt1'"' ;
1 i,.,..lo hll,. Ilbr.ivv irlvlii- all "W ut tne,r wurK WIIB "cnoo, oepariluein. . fuct tl, uj; powerful bllllll. , " " 1.. ....
l.a tlrande 1 .ul.ll lib .1 H"'reMI,w eould not be at first ap- : , Com.er on Program ... Oiru ii PiiMht rir.il. stories to me, and 1 would
w ,, T..1Z T , i of the books in tho Pnt. but that they cle in -the -After llW-11-o'cloek rMM, Mrs. Th courtyard had been oi.emiUOUtJW.KWth.' " hwllMU. ton
.! m,r,, v The o. t men l.crs enU- 0110 special, point w hich Sir. Hlella Ingle conducted the primary ' to ,,,e public and vi.ndors of i.-i Unnol; Iir ally tithpr than
evnresie l ( hen seH'es us fuvorlrtB :'- emphasised wus, that- he. and lr. Jewell the Inlermedluie L,,.,,m ,.nMs.: popcorn, rrult and the sacriricl,,,; spirit In w hlch they
' i,iea If It was sat Ifiactorv with ' committee; .should and advanced. Mrs. Ingle and Miss u,ndy shouted, their wares. Work, llvi0'1- ' ' ; " ,
the idea It It ' muke a greater effort to encourage Deal this morning gave student , , ..v..,.,ut. ,vKh,.,wonien wll 1. J ' e-ly I hut t.rtg.m Is III
,. ' .
An anneal was
also made by the
committed for the rccstabllshment
of the county library. The court
members declared that although
they reallxeil the value of the
county library, the six per cent
lii.illatlon prohibited them from
,.!,. i.iiul, i,,,.,, i
.setting aside money for the ' re-1
establishment of the county li
brary. However, the ijiiestlon of
the county library will probably be
considered at the meeting of Ihe
budget committee next month, It
is said. ' '
Want Deeper Channel
' A delegation from - Ithlehart
also' visited the court and asked
that Ihe tiraade Kondo river chan
nel,, just above the Uinehart over
head, be deepened to prevent the
water from bucking up and the
Vlver-frou. overflowing. The court
fContlnued nn Pnn fi)
frost comes;
MANY BELIEVE
lAV iS UVJult -
v
l-'ollowint? the frost last night,
which nipped all tenner Mowers
and plants in Ui Cirando when tne
mercury leu 10 auovc inur uc-
grees below freezing point, local welcome, foUowed by a response
. weather guessers are predicting by the liev, K. Ci. Pounds, of Boise,
that the rainy spell ts at a deflnlto ida.
pn dimd that In the next few weeks! In the evening the liev. John
Nunshtnc will bo plentiful. JDurbin, of Wallowa, will conduct
The official weather forecast W tbo song service; the Itev. Kulry
ftVr fair weather tonight and Sat- chlsm, of Baker, will give an ad
urday wilh more frostM In Kn stent dress on "The Xiizrene Voung
OVegon tonight.
I'KNDLKTON, On-. Oct. 7. fAP)
The n i e re ti ry d ro p t cd to frees! -im;
last night In the Pendleton vl
clnily, touching 82 degrees for the
first time this year.
YOUR
FEAR OF
STRANGERS
V
If yon ciilcr n strange store
n u strange (own, mid n stratum
lerk tries to ncII you a strange
tooth paste, ttlmut Wit Hme out
if ten lie makes a rnlluro of It.
Vmi relict uiiruvomhly to stranict
nieri'liMiidlso or Hlrunge lHopk
nlica not intriMliniMl . hy some
ime or wnne connection In which
itHi hnvo confldciicc. You pre
fer it store yon kiitm. anil gooils
roti know. Your actualn(HiHf
Willi Imtlt store ami gomls Is
ni title. Hiillile. is Incrctiwil by
nitvcrti-hig. You InHtiine ram II
inr wilh them, gain' confidence
In them tlimugli nil vert Kin.
Tho Hiicccftil hu.ineos man
can not nffonl to flight IIiIh ctn
l act Mllli ytni. this oiortun
lt.v to gnftr find keep your eon
riilencc. . hi The Obcrvcr lie
doe It nt a iitdiimuni cimI Willi
tlmv lltouMiml fnniflle. .
"Observer .AdvcrtUIng
. A Mcn-liaiidUMiiiff Scrrlcc"
Agriculture And
Health Group in
Hot Lake Meet
Three Papers in Program,
Given by H. E. Coolidge,
Merton Kiddle and H.
G. Avery.
' The first meeting, of theagrloul-
lure and health committee of the
, Union, coilnty chamber "of , com
i morce, since last ; Juno, was 'hold
(-lust evening at Hot,lak6; with the
committee's chairman. ' Jrv W.VT.
Phy. The entire . membership of
.the committee, together with throe
guests, was prosent,, ..
t,,,,,, ,,-,,,:,.,,
. of no evening ami suggested
by a rending of the ml nut oh. Dr.
Phy called upon those who hud np-
j pea red on the June program, to rc
I for a.'uln to their ; topics. J larry
Avery, who had spoken of the coin
ing farm tour, reported on its suc
cess and thje benefit that must sure
ly follow. Hubert Wlthycombo
reported on the Irrigation experi
ment which is being conducted un
der the auspices of the group, at'
th linirh l-hirnn fi.rm'nmir I miilnr.
C1He. Bohncnkamp, who at that
- . ', . J
- i '-
evening consisted of three papers.
IT I.' II. Ko.l (tin fll-ul uml
M" ..
he took far 1.1h Hul.jcot. ono that)
,.bu been UHned to 1,1m n, an,
luiner occasion, nas tne ngricui -
ture committee accomplished nyV'iy singing icu oy w. w. inus
thint' and Is its rlpht to exist jus-,b,ium' ''ounty. Superintcndont 10.
tifled?" Mr. Coolldee wus nulte A- is Psldin-. Department
emiihatic In his statement that it
' i,iiv.u
ih..t il.foni-h Hie effni-ls of this
conlnlUpo (hore ,, 1)ccn a ,.(M,er.
cult41,t wilh the turmors, cstiibllsh-iVision:
uul
', , , , ,
Kins eiuos nas oeen . 1 iiiLiierun.i
etc. He pointed out that the very
more und better dairies. Willi the
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"e ueneveu tnui encourn-emeiir
should be lent for the raising of.
(Continued on Page fi)
Nazarene Rally
Will Open Here .
Tomorrow at 2:30
An Oregon zouo Hilly of the Sun
day Hchool und Vouiir? I'euple's
society of the Nuznrene church will
open ut the Xuxtirene church here
tomorrow afternoon at 11:8(1 oVInck.
The churches of Knterjirlse, Wal
lowa, Bnker and Halfway will be
represented and the prlncljuil
speaker of the two-day rally will)
Ibe Dr. K, l. Kllyson, ot Kansas
City. M n.
Dr. Kllysuti Is edltfir In chief of
1 1 he SumUty school publ Icu lion of
the Church of The Na'arenc. tie
'wltl wnr.nl lwith HurliiJ 1 ho fifti.r-
u,,on an,J pvenlns of the first day
of the rally. ' j
The Hpv. It.K. fllfmore. of
terprlse, will conduct the sow nerv-
jces Suturday afternoon . and Ihe
liev. 1. D. McKtfers, of the local
enurcn, will plve tho address or,
People's Society. " Mrs. "William
Cameron and Mrs, Prod Kelly will
give a special song and Dr. Klly
son will give un address.
Jolly Pipers To
Meet in City Hall
The meeting of the Jolly Pipers
of T,ti Grande, netted tiled for next
Friday night In the city hall, will
be held for the purpose of organ-1
(King for (he coming season and
will include the election of officers
and discussion of plans for the fu-'
ture.
I'very one who sniu':ei a pipe is
Invited to attend, all hough no
written Invitations will be sent out
this time.
Fire Prevention
Week Oct. 9 to 15
Gtivernor I. L. Pltterson hn
flctally proelulmcd the week of ,
Oct. 0 to 15 us fire prevention
week In Oregon, and urges that all
iti)enH of tho stale glve thought
and Hludy to wuys and means of. charge of drunkenness,
eliminating fire und fire hazards"! The woman will be tried in ton
during Gils time. J 'nleipal court thin evening, accord-
It Is expected that a program In Ing to Police Chief Ihivnes. A pon-
obsei vnnce of the week will be
worked out In Ij Grande, Fire
Chief C. O. Murchlson said
moiniiu. K . . , -,. 1
EDUCATORS'
INSTITUTE TO
CLOSE TODAY
H.. S. Tuttle, University of
Oregon, Chief Speaker
This Morning
200 TEACHERS OF
COUNTY PRESENT
; , ; t ; I . t
"';.' , - T
resident -OI Union Unit
n-f Ovotrnn ' fffr ofo Aoan
7 . . ' . umv
ciation on , the After-j
noon Program. -
Jiarold H. Tuttle," professor of
education at the Unjversily of Ore
gon, speaking on the subject. "Tho
Need of .More Kffectlve Character
Education," delivered the main ud-
dress of thc-mornlng at the second
and flnul dnv of the annual (nioii
county teachers' Institute which Is
col lege, is the Assembly
speaker,
, havlnK as his subject
Teacher."
'The Ide-il
Inutitnto trot unrinr wnv i bin
,n'''"l wl, ,nvo'.
. " " ' "! '
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claHses' which, ueeordhiK
to those
In attendance, are iirovlni- very ef-
fectlve. were conducted tliia morn-
"IK by Allss Kusanu Ileal, Uentrul.
Wttdc .Imieher. for the primary th-
TJiomaa Jl. Uentln, ti'alnlnB
,ip,u..nt (a Monmoutli normiii,
11,. i.A, ii.,i,.!..n.i 1
, '" 1 '""M ""'""""1
and Professor -TiAtll!, fur 'the hlBh
dciuoiisl rations ulong with their
v...,.. ... o,,.. 0. .....
Hc.sldcs. J )r. Jew-
ell s addi
addresR this afternoon, W. V.
Conner, president of the lrnlrt;u
county unit, or the Oregon Httito.
Teachers association. Is also on the
program. M Ish Ma hie Dot y, rep- -resentlnff
the state library, Is to u-l-,
drcsfi the inslltule at. U:!5 o'clock. :
A demonstration oT "A HocIaM." l
Oeocraphy Lesson'' will be given i
by Thomas M. Gentle..
Cliaiactcr Dcvelopinciit f
lJrof(;ssor Tuttle, In hl adtlress ;
'
(Continued on Pace fi
TIGERS TO PLAY
WALLOWA TEAM
La Grande High '27 Foot
ball Team to Make Its
Debut Tomorrow
The La Grande high school fool
Kn-'bull team inaltcs Its debut for th
eason tomorrow ul'ternoon ut
wai-
Iowa, when the Wallowa and
Grande siiuuds will mtx In their
annual combat.
Business houses of Wallowa will
close ut 2:80 o'clock for the game
according
to
word received bv
Prtnelnal
Mi D. Towi'ir. A large
number of fans from ',Ln Grande
are expected to attend ' tomorrow'1
game, und If today's wcuthcr con
tinues the number Is expected (o
swell. '
The team, w 11 h Coach Pulpit
Christie und Mr. Towlcr, will leave
by stage tomorrow morning, ut
about W o'clock. Balph Morgan,
of Imbler, Is to referee tin gume.
Couch Christie, this morning an
nounced the suad which will
probably make tlie trip tomorrow
as follows: . Buck field, Fugcnu
I'a us, Bay Jlarlowe, Boy Kuina
sawa, Sltlrley Price. Bobert ICvuns,
William Blccklc. Maurice Baker,
'ernon Delong; line: George Bau- tiiureh. -man,
Captain T-om Itrtice, Dul-i
llmrllon, J,eslle Kcfrr. W. Bee
Joe Hay re, Norman Mtlng, Melvl
Guhlnmn, L. Hoc. Paul NewMn
Vincent Ncwiln. ICdward Buchanan,
Thompson, C. Woire, N. llalc. J
, 'j
!
Atnvit) Urinnnf To !
' Facing 2 Charges
Marie Dnponl. Dia2 Wushlngton
of-'avenite, was arrested yesterday af-
tor police officers raided her houne.
They report that they found some
Ihiuor and also arrested ti man, who
refused to give his mime, 00 a
session charge and also 41 charge of
operating a rooming houne without
. i ,r P "gU
he wtld. .
i"w . .
General Qui jano
Faces Squad of
Guns Smilingly
Mexican Rebellion Leader
Displays Nerve in Front
of the Executioners'
Rifles. ' c
MKXICO CITY, Ocl. 7 AI')
Cieiieinl Atficdo Kucdo Quljiuui,
executed for rcladlion, died biuvely.
Placed auinst a Bun-wurmcd
wall in the courtyurd .of ffrint old
Han Uuuio militury prison sli'lpp"i
of his InslR-nia and branded u
i traitor, he spurned the blindfold
j which would have shut out the
siBhl of the fatal rifle muzles and
twice summoned his executioners :
. np 01. thl , th y miirni not iiiK-
Quijano led his troops out of t)u
Mexico t'lty . Rarrlson'a barracks
last Sunday nltrht to join the io
bellion. Hel.cd und turned ovitr to th'?
government forces by his owh men
who claim he had deceived llicj.i, J
Uuijano w quuBllonntl beforo. a'
couriniHruui weunommy niRiu .una Wll8 tollliy n,imcli to - ft II UkimiohI
rarly yuHlvrduy inorntng wus round Uon ()f vce p,.,,,!,, n clmrKe
guUly und condi'inni'd to die, ; ,v I (lt ,,,11,11,, ,.pti,, t tho Unlver
"Wliai n Alan" Kty (,r oroKon. it Ih iiinounccil ly
At li o'clouR lie wus taken unions ,nonii,erH of tho lioard of rcKontM,
the city from the Kiintliio iiiIhou f0owliiu 11 ineetlnt; held thin muni
where the eourtniarlitil nut, to the inK ;
place of execution. lie arrivedj 'jtto olectlun of Mr. Murker to
there ut 11:20. Klvc minutes lutjrj thls iionltion Ih roKurded by mom
he lay llfelesa on the Kiound, but 1 )c.ib of the bourd of rcKoutx tuiri
In the Interim he hud borne him-' officio lx of tho liiHIltiitlon 11 tho
self with such a deKi'ee of compoii-'
ure' and fortitude lliut even the
soldiers who killed hltn murmured:
"Que hombre! . tjuu hombri'!"j
(' VVlmt a man!")
Nearly liuud troops lined Ilie1
eourtyard when tile xreneral enter
ed, wulktnR aliead of his guard, ,
smlllui,- and wavlllK Ki'eetlnffs to'
filendn he ehanced to see.
clean-shaven, and showliiK per-
reel self control In every line of Ills
,c,.ai -cut race, he strode across the
. , ..
couriyaru wiinout ucsiiui ion, ti
coniniandliiB llBine mere than six
,,'skela of laundry, looked on.
WJ1iie curious c ireu ceuscu im-ir
(Conllnund on pnim.)
Defendant Wins
Verdict in Suit
for $247 Damage
The Jury found for' the defend
ant In t he ease of L. S, 'Weeks
tiKH Inst .1. II. Orion In a dn limine
fuiit held in circuit' court before
,.IudKe .1. W. . KnowleH yestei'dny.
The plaintiff sued for $247 which
he claimed were received on A1nr
cus Hoesch's ear on Nov. 22, lliuii.
No cases were on the calendar for
today oi' Saturday. Court will con
vene again Monday when the ciise
of C. II. I'MnnMigairist A. 10. Kriek
son will come up. (irand Jury was
.culled again this morning at !:8'i
o't lock and will prolmhly m;i Ue ti
report at the close of their session
this afternoon, . county fXiuliils
said. ' " x
i0binson Speaks
At Baptist Church
The. Itev. A. T. ltohinson will ar-
r've C-rande this evening mi
wil1 Hpeuk at the First llapti t
"i'eh here Saturday, Sunday und
.Monday ioin in me arternoon and
evening. An invitation was ex
tended to Ml'. 'llobinson to come
to Jji (i ramie about three weeks
ago and a letter of acceptance was
received this week.
In the afternoon the Itev. M r.
Bohlnsou will give Bible and travel
talks, Illustrated by pictures. Hik
evening Bible lectures will also be
Illustrated. The public 1m Invited
to hear these talks. The oftertioon
ineetlugH will begin at 2:80 o'clock
and the evening services al 7:30
o'clock.
M r. itobliisoii will n"l ho conduct
Riilirlnv'M Krf-i-lr-tw ut tho l!.,i.Hut
Less Marriages This
1926; Divorces
I'iiIchk Dan Cupid get busy, IIiIh
ur'a tnurrlagcg in I n ion coun'y
yv
will fall below the I'li'tJ number,
according to ihe tola) number t,r
nmrrlHin tlccnus iHKited mo ffirihiH
Vi-nr from Die count v cb-rk'M orru-ei
1,,.. The tola! for the first nine!
llunihji of 1127 and Ihe flint six r
fayr, 0f die tenth nionlli is Dis.i
- .!,,, ,aI.4.,i Miih ui ittr Do- fi'ixi '
nine munths of last year. The
IhI number of Mcenwtt for tin
months of D'i'fi was IMt.
I -
The
yearn.
" , "" '""
however. Is pioetkally the
, !'..r .r ."'''". . , ,
od with
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6. 6. BARKER
VICE CHIEF
OF OREGON U
Chicago-New York' Law
yer and Educator Se
lected by Regents 1
DRi ARNOLD B. HALL
PRAISES CHOICE
New Official Will Come to
This State Early in the
bprifig to lake Up His
Duties.
I
ir.VlVKUNITY !' OHIWON. Mil
Koni Ore, Oct. 7. (Spiwlul) Hurt
I Hrown 1 liiirltpr, potcil lawyer timi.
mUl(.uloi. ut i:i)iraiKO ii)d Snw Yol k
most Important proKreaslvo step
taken since Or. Arnold Bennett
Hall accepted the presidency here.
Mr. Barker iwill also take- ehiirwo
of the Kift campaign, work for
which ho is luliulnilily fitted, It is
said. :
Mr, Uarlter Accepts
I'he aieeptunce of Mr. l.iiirker
was olitallmU today liy .tviro, lu
which lie said, "To return to my
native slate und carry. en the tra-
dltlons of my lute parents, la un
u. uy ur
.. . - -
pioneers to Oregon. Their dust lies
lie in.tklnif more lban maiiv of her
eltiKons realize. Khe slMmld pro- killing of Dr. A, William JJIIIeu
parp and her surest prepnratioil dahl neur llannnonton Hept. Jl
!h In- an educated und trained was returned today against, Mrs.
citizenship. To have a hand In this, Margaret K, Lllllendahl, the slain
preparation should be the highest' physician's ; widow, and IWIiiis
ambition of anyone," I Beach, her reputed admirer.
" Ass(K-ialel With Muuhch Mrs. IJIItondahl and Beach were
i Air. , Barker, who is one oi me.
litest known lawyers in Now York
'and Chicago, Is giving up a lorgo
and lucrative practice lit accept tho
portion at Oregon. At tills time'
1 he U- associated with Charles Kvans
HughcM and other prominent mem-,
hers or the bar lu several large
cases, and he plans to dUpose of
all of his business before coming
to Oregon. During this time, how
ever, he will nm ho a trip to this
state, select a site for a home, ami
will make nil preparations for his
permanent stay. .
"Tho election of Burt Brown
Barker mm vice president In charge
of public relations, Ih In my judg
ment a most Hignlficauv event, and
I vent'iire to prophesy that In times
to come, this vill be looked upon
as one of the major events In the
university's growth," declared Dr.
Arnold Bennett Hall, president of
the university, on making tho an
nouncement, "I have known Mr. iliirker per
sonally for over 20 yours., lio has
won distinction ut the bur, and
has a record for altruistic public
service that has been excelled by
(Continued on Page 5)
MEXICAN ARMY
CLOSING IN ON
GOMEZ, ALM ADA
A1FXICO CITY, Oct. 7. (AP)
MeiicuvoiH liy federal commanders
to force re bHs troops under Gen
era Is A rnulfa GomcK ami J lector
Almada Into battle posiltons were
continuing today, the prcHldeiitlal
bureau announced.
Wil It approximately &.MH) men,
Ihe feder-ibi coiiHiderabty autonum-
bered the fehcls and (be govern-1
menl 'piofensed confidence In the
outcome.
Year Than in
Jre About the Same
In .'ut... 11 H iiiiiiiin.il wilh (111 iliir-l
i..K ti..-y.r or 11.20.
Ho fur Mil y.-nr inure wi'.MInKH
iiiiicir (iiiiiiiK in., iiiontn or
.Inn., limn liny oiIht nionlli, th..
I0I11I l.nr 22. July whh Rfiminl
lih 21 liiiirrhiKi H, May wim thlnl
Willi III. AiikiibI 1. 14.I 17. Anill 18.
I'Vliriliny II, Muirli III. H.-i.l i-tiilxr
, January 7. ami ho far III O -!
loliir tlicif linn ln.'ii B Miciincn b-'
,',.. . .
ku.mI.
ui jj.m, nowever, me largesi
i iiiinniiT oi marriage uccnseii was
. auiim,
the total l.elnic li. June wu see-
'. h """ "vt""l'-r
imu'.v i uiiiu mi mtii. i
I
HOMES WITH
I
rvy 1 ruth
deorwe Hernia 11 Ituth, who set n new homo rim rtwonf this year
liy smashliiK out AO lu (ho iviciilnr niiihuii, lrvo out a tour-ha so
Miinsli hi the wvenlli IiiiiIiik lly wllli two men on ojihvm, brtiiKt
Iiik the Vankw score tip to cdfclil niurkersrcoiitiibutliut groat ly to
l'Utshiii'K's ilcfeut. - . - -
MRS. LILLIENDAHL,
ADMIRER INDICTED
r, .
MftyS Landing GfUnd Jury
Charges Two with the
Murder of Uoctpr,
Al A V H liANDiNd, N. J., Oct. 7
(AT) An Indictment ' charging
murder In the Itrsl degriio lor the
served with warm n is last nigni
i charging tnem wilh niurder a.rtei'
' tlm Atlantic county grand jury had
'uompletcd Itn Investigation. Both
Hpent tlie night In the i Atlantic
county Jail, where they were
(nought yesterday, Mis. Ulllendnhl
' u muti.t ul witness and Beacli on
a Warranl cliarging him with aid-.
Ing
und uhcttlng.ln tho killing,
r. Lllllendahl was found dead
lit litu auloniblilli,' In a wooded suc
tion neur llammonlou. He and tils
wife hud been driving and Mrs.
Lllllendahl lold the police they had
been attacked by two negroes who
Jumped on their car and shot tho
doctor three Union and then robbed,
him.
Trial of Three
Klamath Men Is
Nearing the End
MFDFOKD, Ore., (Jet 7 (AP)
Closing arguments wore, begun this
morning In the federal court In the
trial 01 William B. Barnes, a, i).
Lambert, son of a councilman, and
L. D. Bice, all resldenis of K mm- j
ath Fulls charged with conspiracy
to 'Violate the natlotpil prohibition
act. S,
The testimony yesterday after
noon was contradictory to the gov
ernment'H evidence, Mis. L. I).
Bice testified l tin. ton the night or
Dec. Iti, I !!(, her husband spent
the evening ut home. Tlie date
wan remembered, sin- said, because
of the receipt of a special delivery
letter from Itlee's mother. Fed
eral Agent AlllMon testified Itlc.c
sold him h I. utile of moonshine, a n I
rang up the cot. on the cash regis
ter on this dale. ,'
C B, Diiap. county clerk, and
W. T. Iee, eounly usst ssor, test i
fied as character wllncsses for
Lambi'it. and Itlce.
Ymilh fjOftt Near
. - , . 1 y-i
Mount Angel, Ore.
MOCNT ANGFL, Ore, Oct. 1,
(AP) No report had .been re
ceived here this- morning from the
I posse which left yewtcrdny after- '
noon lor inc. ioi'kh oi urn inumnu
In the mountains east of here to
scurcii for Jordan Hauvalu, Mount
Angel youth, lost slm-e Momlay in
Itlie mountains a short distance !
B(J1t,, ftt Vil)tUi K((.ki
i u... ........ ti...... .
onifhly having hum, ..I and Nulled
n, ,......,i.,
f-ar that h- ,. drowned or at-i
laeiii d by a coukmi'.
TWO MEN ON
1
Box Score
I'lTTKlU'JM; (N'tttlonul)
; ABU H PO A. K
It. Wuner, ef , 4 0 11 10
Kliyno, lib 2 0 (I H . 0
P. Waner, vl 4 ' () U U 0 0
Wright, ms 0 i Ul 0 it 3 V
Traynor, lib. ...... 1 I 0 2 1
Batjihurt,-It U . 1 : 1 . 0
tlnriis, IB i.... S' 0 it i '
Oooch, o 2 0 0 ft 0 0
Mcadows, p ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0
Spencer, o 10 0 0 0 0
Cvengras 0 0 0 0 0 0
CI rob J O 0 0 0 0
Totals i .....80 1. 8 24 14 1
MOW YOllK (Aiinrrlcnii)
' AU R II PO A M
Combs,- of 4 " 2 ' '2 1 D ' 0 . 0
Koonlg, ss ... ..... 4, 2 2 ! 1 .(2 0
Rulh. i f ..... 4 11' .1 0 0
Gehrig, ih ai.'iO'"' a 12 0 0
MmiHVl'Jf 4 0 0- 2 0 0
Jrfiitzeri, ah ...1 4, 1. 1 1 "7 0
Dugan, 3b a . 1 1 1 2 0
Orahowskl. c; 2 t) iir 8 0 0
lenuock, p 4 " t! 0 1 l- 0
Durst x I ! 0 '00 ,00
Beiigouh-h, c I 0 0 0 0 0
Totuls ,:,....:....34-A,8 : 0 27 2 0
x Batted for,
Grabowskl in bev-
cnlh., . ."
h4or hy Innings '
Pittsburg :...ooo 000 010 1
Now York ,....aoo-.doo OOx It
Two base hits: Gehrig, Koenlff,
Barnlmrt; three bano hit, Gehrig;
home run, Ruth, Sacrifice: Buk
an; Left on base: PlttHburg 4, New
York 2. Buso on balls: Meadows
(Gehrig), Struck out: By Pennock
((Jooch), Meadows 6 (Meusel 2,
Laz.erl 2, Ruth Pennock, Cven
gras, Gehrig, Meuscl). ; MUh off
Meadows 7 In 6 1-3 Innings; Cven
graH 2 In 1 2-8. Runs off Meadows
7; off Cvongras 1v J.oslug pitcher:
M endows. Umpires: Morun (Nat.)
plate; Nallln (Am.) third; Qulgtey
(Nat.) second; Orm'shy (Am.) first;
Time of gamo 2:1)4. .
Believes Men Will
Resort to Rouge
CHICAGO, Oct. 7 (AP) Men
will u hc roiiK''. put perfume oil
their Jiandkerchlera and curry
vanity discs within 1 years, In
the opinion of Professor Lloyd
Dallas llerrold, head of North-
wen trrn university's advertising
courses. . .
Manufacturers, he said, would
find a new sales field In the
male sex,
Man Disappears
Near Salem, Ore.
HALKM. Ore. Oct. 7. AP)
William A, Dunlgan, well known
and thrifty young farmer of the
Howell Prairie district disappeared
myHteriotisly from his homo curly
y(.tenlay
und a Ncurch for him
throughout Western . Oregou has
been started.
'I'he last
of Dunlgan wus
when he drove In his car from tho
farm to the highway to leave a can
or mill ri. .!.. .o.ipv t,.l...t tv
Son.
v ...... .
He rved will. thJ ur.ny In i We I
I diirlnnr the nr days.
RUTH DRIVES
HOME RUN RJ
THESEVENUI
Heavy : Slugging , Backs
Up Pennock, Who Gets ;
Three-Hit Game
CONTEST 2 TO 0 -FOR
SIX INNINGS
Sixty Thousand Pereons
Watch New York Make
Count Three Straight
Over Pittsburg.
YANKKK STAIHI'M, Nv York,
G)et. 7. (Al) In a fniMio featured
by Keasatioiuil iiltehlnjc by Herb
PeniMM k, who won Ids rJNIi world
scrUH game wllluitH a defeat, mid
a -homo run by Huhe Itutli. tho '
Xew York Ynnkees jnmle it tlireo
straight from the PUtwburg Pirates
bv winning lmla 8 to I berore a
crowd of mow Hum O.OOO itcrsous.
Ruth's homer came in the ev
enth Inning after three Yankees
had crossed 4he plate, After Lee
Meadows was driven from the box
by Hid Yankee urtillery, the Babe
crashed out u four-base hit olf
Cvenaros offering with two on
buses, The Pinna relief jdleher
then whiffed the next two Now
Yorkers, retiring tho side,
. Until the fatal seventh inning,
Meaddws pitched an excellent game
allowing only a very few hltH and
Ht liking- out several Yankee bat
tors. -. ' V ' . .
Fur several innings Pennock did
not allow a single hit. . ; '
The: play hy play story of tho
game follows:
FIRHT INNING, VIRATA .
. I'tMinock warmed up lu the box
while MAathva coniUiuo to woric
out along r'tlio side Uoea, Therft
was another delay oh the moving
picture men filmed Judge Land Is,
higli comnilssloner of baseball, aa
he sat In hia box
; li. Waner up; ball 1 outnide;
strike 1 culled: Koenbj threw out
L. Waner at first; Rhyne ap; ball
t Inside; thin was a ftweepinff
curve; strike 1 called; ball 2 out
side; Rypo sont out a long fly to
Meusel; I. Waner up; the. crowd
gave P. Waner a big hand; Meu
so cunio la to take P Wauers low
fly. Pennock kept the ball on tho
plate during tho Inning. No runs,
no hits, no errors, none left
FIIIHT INNING, YANKEES
t:ombs up; Meadows warmed U0
a bit; strike 1 called; !tht wus a.
fast ball across the heart of tho
plato: foul strike 2; ball 1 high in
side; Soul; UilN wus a liner Into tho
left field stands and tho spectators
had to duck; Combs singled over
the mJddlo bag: Koenlg up; foul .
atriko j; the hit and run play was
on; foul strike 3; foul; ball i in
sldo; Koonig got a single over 'Mea
dows head, Combs stopping ah
second; It was a sor&toh hit which,
Kyno could not field; Ruth, m;
strike 1 culled ball 1 outside; Babo
sent up a high one to Wright;
Gehrig up; Combs and Kocnltf
scored on Gehrig's threo base hit ;
tto left but Gehrig was thrown out
at tho plato stretching his hit; tho
play being Barnhart to U Waner j
tto Wright to Gooch; Meusclup;
strike 1 called; foul strike 2; ball
1 outside; Meuuel struck oub
swinging at the third strike. Two
runs, threo hits, no errors,, nono
left. .
KIX'OM) IKXINC;. IMItATUK
Wright up; roul HfrtUe I; Combs
took Wright's short fly; Traynor
up; ball 1 inside; strike I called;
this was a diop curve on the out
sido corner; strike a, called;-thin
curve cut the. Inside corner of tho
plate; foul; Duzzeri cume over fasb
und took Traynor's grounder with
his gloved hand and tossed him.
out; Rarnhart up; strike I culled;
ftastisurl smothered Hamhart's
(Continued oh Pnrre Six.)
ONE DEAD AND
20 BURIED IN
PAPER PLANT
APl'l'I.ETOX, Wis., Oit. 7.
(Al') Ono nmti In viiown to b.
iti-ail und more than u. xcoro aro
li. llL'Ved IiiiHcJ liiuiinth tho rulim
of .urt of tho paper mill plant o(
Iht- Kiiiib'.u-ly.(;iupk company ut
Kii.ibiTly, lour Tlillm northeast o
,.plton. The rioom of thn bcutor
room cinllitpM.'o. IhlH morning, uh
omployeii anil coiihtrurttoit crws
wore worklnii III the building. Otto
l.ruiitcr, KI"iUaily, diud In Urn
hoHpital hero. . r , ..... . .
A crow i.r 150 men ivorkod fevor- ;
llily to cxlrli'alii 21 bxllr.ved In
tho rntna. Ambulance woro ctiU
iil fro.-.i t.ron Hay end Appletou.
DUNMOW, Essex, Engr., Oct. 7
(AIM Mrs. It. a. Wella, wife .-A
thu noted British author, died ut
th.. WuIIh homo hcru today of can,
uer. , ' '
Mia, Well was tho former Amy
Catlierlus llobbln .,