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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1928)
Al l-akc Sunday t Mr. uiiU Mia. H. 12. Dixon and children, Upward and Margaret, tpcnt Sunday ut Wallowa Lako. . Hero From Uukor l.a anuulo viHitora Sunday' In cluded Mr. and Mrs. David 1 Stod dard, of linker. . ., , . : In Cove Today " Micky Myrick wont to-Cove to iliiy In the interests of lliu Adlor Music company. . i lluby (iirl Horn I An eight-pound baby girl was born this morning to M:r. and Mrs. T. v Kusinger ut their home on l inatilla avenue. lulling In Yakima Mrs. G. J. Schrelnet-ls on an ex tended visit wlthr relatives and friends In ,-Ynklma, Wash.' Mr. Keliretner is employed by the Standard Oil company here. - Hero From linker .(was a weekend visitor of Mkm Air. ild Mrs. Kred MeUler,' -of 'Lola Aycrs at her home on: Main Hiikcr. spent Sunday In l.a Orande avenue. He went on to Portland, visiting at the A. M. Goliel home. 'r. Nichols Is a former student at Mrs. tiobel und-"Mrs. Mctaler aro the Idaho university. . vi , isters. ' .Mining lo .Wwrvn Home -1 Mra. W; H. Kouter and son, Bob Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Medford who hav bee" visiting In Chl nre nidving from tho Hill apart- caS an'l Kansas City, havr gone incnts to the George Mnaurvu homo on 10 Now 'k clty where tljey at 1300 Ktghth stceet. Mr. Med ford visit; , Mr. and Mrs. A. Kv is employed at Stone's Cash store. 'Bowen are also In New York City. 'Hu n to (aranito M. Kochensparger and son, 1 ViiKil. returned Monday to Gran- ar linker. They spent ,h0. ckend at home, -i hey are niln. Ills. IVirfo t H 15 , 'I'hree men, all chartfed .lrunkeiU'Ss. forfeited S 1 5 each fiillum to appear In municipal court -ooki"K mkhmuiim iicnv- . last nllfht lor trial. They were -' Mr Irene Kerr, electric cook Alexander aalbralth, Swan ltuu- specialist who demonstrated nini; and Ell OrctUch. , the new "Flavor Zone" cooklns on . I Westlnghouse -electric ranges un- (Vleliralo ISIrtlidav lildcr .tho auspices ot tho K. O. I,. .Mrs. Abble Cooper, a resident of & I'. company at the Odd Fellows l.a Grande for tho last H years, ,,a,ltluet hall this afternoon, will celebrated- her 76th birthday an-" ha h','r nnal c,aai tomorrow ul niversary at the homo of her son. terpoon at 2:3,0 o'clock.' i Clande Cooper. Inst Sunduy. ' She was horn in Canada. . Krtut'ii to Knokai.t1 Mr. and Mih: John 1'ivor and lr. and Mrs. Robert Pryor have reiunu'd lo Kpokane after visit In lor tin- weekend with Mr. and Mrs. .loh n Adskiin. Mrs. Adskim is A Hisler of Messrs. Pry or. Parents of Son Mr. and Mrs. Kred Matt lies are: the parents of a seven and a quar i. r pound baby son born to llmm . rfay. Juno li. Tho Utile boy been naud JUiymond iOugene. (.lie Awav IhMiks- ' Two books on agricultural topics "l''ai-m Poultry Pays" und "MaUo: the Garden Pay" aro, now being distributed' free of charge-by the .) . C. I 'en ney 'o. store liere. ac cordlng to M. M. Hunt, manager. Kolumiiur to l.a f.rttiide Mr. and Mrs. Irving G. Watson, ;md two children formerly of l.a r'..inllr. lin linen hnnn fnutillnrr ttl Pendleton will return here Humlny to re-establish thefr home. They own a residence at fiOfi M .avenue., M i a n d M rs. Wa tson were h ero vi .stei-day moving household goods. Mr. Watson Is a ruilroader. Goiiiyr to it. Louis .Stanley Shell, accompanied by his sisters, Lillian and Kdlth, drove to l.a Grande yesterday visiting ;il the it. J. Kitchen home. The Misses Shell left on train No. ,23 la;t evening for st LoulS on an. eMonded visits Miss Ml I Ion Shell will be gone most of. the summer Vnd Miss Kdlth will remain about a -'month.' She is a sorority sister of Miss Ktla Belle Kitchen ot the I'ntvorslty of Oregon where they are members of Alpha Chi Omega. Big i:vcm for Children The first event of real Import ance to take pluce In "the new boys and girls' library will be Saturday morning at ten o'clock When Miss Gertrude - Wugoner will stage a dolt's story hour. This is an annual '"ent and will be of unusunl in terest; this year as it is to be held hi the new and attractive room. Any boy or girl who can bring a doll o ra teddy bear us a guest may come to the story hour. One "small mother" told the librarian yester day that she had washed her doll's dress und was all ready for the, coming event. Doll buggies may be loft, at th,e Fourth street en trance. ' The At Clint's Are The The Prices n Brief Here Front Idaho - Frank Richardson, and sons, Floyd and Mclvin. of Now l'ly moulh, Ida., visited hero over Memorial day returning homo Sa't urdoy. Mrs. ltalph Wells and chlldrea returned with thorn for a visit. Ik-turn to Council ; ' - Mrs. H. 1 Ham 'anl hoii ot. Council, Ida., fvlsilod with. Mho Urooniricld family over Memorial day returning homo Saturday. Mr. Broomfleld is aiisociatcd with Joel Itlchardson in the hay, grain and fuel business hero, Mem With Mather t' Mrs. George Snnnson, nee Ceello' Cade. of Pendleton is spending a few rlnva hn n-llli l .... ..ul.tu ' few days hero with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Osle Cade, who aro the parents of a daughter born to them Friday. . .. . .Moscow Visitor Carl D. Nichols, of Moscow, was a weekend visitor of Ida., '. Coos on trt Xcw Yrk 1 . Mrs. V; H. Kouter and son, -More, l-'iHim Baker Arte Butter, of Baker, spent tho Pat ,veckedjn La Grande attend- ntrtho Christian hndeavor con-, ventlon and- vlsltlne: friends. I He returned homo hunduy evenlnjr. Mr. . Jtutle," is employed in tlio shoe de . partment at MontKomery Ward & Willi -" . ' n 11.1 Jlis. .McOellMlld OiH-rnted - ' (v lriforinatlon' has been received from '.A. C. Urinker. of I'ortland, that his mother, Mrs. 1). N. Me- -'lpHttnd nndorwont a major opera tlon at Kmanuel hospital last Tues day and Is getting1 along splendidly. It Is hoped that she will be able to leave the hospital and return to I'.a Grande in about two weeks. (oca to' IVjullcton Miss Kva Carbine Juts gone to , ' " V , M loo n'heln.a IH,,L-..I t i.'l.n Iu ...n..lr I I )ng at an A &. 11 roolbeer stand "there, b(;fori relurnlng lo Portland be ri.akcs her home.' Miss 1 -eri is mo uuuBine.r oi ivir. nun A. & HI stands here. Is lo (iradiiate Announcements of commence-, ment exercisps at St. lOllzabeth's hospital have1 beev received hero by friends of Miss Bertha Nelson whofiunpton today to greet Miss Amelia Is one. of three girls ui graduate,' Katiiurt and her cbhmanlons on froih the hnrses school She has rout plot eri her three .year course. The exercises will be held Juno 24.. Miss Nelson Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Nelson. Their daughter, Florence, lias been at tho school for one year. . Sends llest Wishes J, K. Reynolds has just received a letter from his son. Karl C. Rey nolds, secretary of 4he chamber of commerce at Klamath Falls, re I,orllnS ail .wiieni i:cilui-hiiom (11 ero tccuoli j . ne iiihuu .icciai reference to it being Unlom Stock show month and conveyed beat wishes for its success. 1 Mr. Rey nolds was secretary of the chamber of commerce here for several ycars and was an Interested and active worker with Union people for the success' of ,the annual show. - . . . Owner Is Ileiie- . W. B. Bargor, who owns a num- ber of business colleges in Wash Ington, Idaho and Oregon, left this morning for Nam pa after spending several days hero looking after tho I .a Grande Business college, which ho owns, and conferring with the manager. Mrs. M. B. Bynum. Mr. Burger also has a school at Nam pa. Ho will stop In Baker and will return here Saturday. Mr. Barger purchased a school at Walla Walla last Saturday. Mrs. Bynum reports. The numo of tho school hero has recently been changed from Inter mountain to l.a Grande Business college. 7 Low Clolhiery Talk Of Town Uttkt-r Girl HiTe Miss Muxlne Lewis,' of Dakor, spent Sunday visiting friends In 1a Grande. $ Students Kliroilod The following students have been enrolled during tho last week at tho La Grande Business college: Juunlta Broughton, Tllllo Oisenjl'lans for eontliuilng the fight of I Catherine, Humphreys, Constance May. Helen Austin and Mildred Hradshaw,. Lester Masterton has been enrolled In night, school, Cracks Elboww. Clyde Ponlngton ,had tho mis fortune to. crack Mils elbow, last nlt-lit 'U'tiAli 'lin f.,11 lliln a limn. hole. Mr. Penington Is .associated with the Ideal L' lea tiers. iiooa to KaiiMiH Ciiy- H, N. Ash by, manager of tho Ilowman-Htcks Lumber company, lert Sunday night, by train for Kan sas City - whero ho -will spend a week or ten days on lumber busi ness. Headquarters of tho Bowman- H,cl;a compttny aro in Kansaa City. v " Leavu on Trljr . . . Mrs. Hqss Katon and young son, Steven, left on train No. 18 Sum day evening on an extended on an extended Kastern trip. . They will ' bo In Chicago, In Washington. I). C, and other Eastern cities. Mrs. ' people," promises Hen Jory to peo Katon's mother makes her home in pie attending tho Eastern Oregon the nation's capital. Mr. Eaton's Livestock show this year. Mr. Jory mother, who Is also from the east, U,B hpen busy mil winter buying Is still visiting In. U Orunde and v. new 'horses and working out m-w will remain here at the baton homo events, preparatory to a busy rodeo ut 1200 Second street during tho show season, so his promise seems summer months. . I reasonable. . officials of the Union , ; 'show assert. ; ; , , V To Vlo for C'luiiiiiloiLslilp o ' . Three couples will dance at Eagles hull Wednesday nlbt for i the city dancing: chaoiptonshlp :j will lo ready to start making 'rls iwhloh wilibe determined by popu- ins yonng. inen.' oqt of tho buck- lar applause.; The winning couple " walla 3 300 co"nTpetri .-' mutf Mountnln champion- sliip.i . Outsldo Judges will be in charse at tho Walla 'Walla contest; ' Those who will contest tire- Myrllo Hoyt and Clay Lyman, lrvlnff and. xella Boswell. and and Ardell Hrud'en. Barbara Hlat RACE DEVELOPS BETWEEN WOMEN (Continued from Pago 1) N. J.; would bo In the pilot's scat if and' when a talie-off. was made, Miss Boll had announced after her fllRht tq Havana with J.ovlne 'and j Wllncr Stullx, pilot. of tho l'Vlohd- ship, that the latter would pilot her nn mi n,... fn,i.i Miw, i.nru. ini n . tears when sho learned he hod talc- ',0,m's- vni,w 01,11,1 i'V1''' win tw yiji islands ran nmn yesioruay m en olT "with thaf other woman." (tbe ox teams, the old "Khauiko- ternoon, awl this niornliiK. 1'he Houtllller served -with tho lioval ,'rlll,iVll,('" HliW "d tho cowboy J observer recolviiiK many imiulrlca Air force during the war and has inudu several test ; flights thin I spring. Differences bet ween ii t(.. anil I ..illn.. Ul,,' 111.. - - open when vault wa brought TT . , . V - 7 T- 1 Iw. i.rlii.ihin I ut..)j- linl.liui .. In. tho' principal been settled. . in ! I( ki;i nv mhs. ;i i:st .. LONDON, June 6 , (AP) Mrs. Krederlck Guest, fornteriy of Tltls burg and the wire of HecrelH.ry Guesl, secretary of state- frpin 1&12 lo today was revofited as tho backer or the rnBht 0C the mono- plane friendship from America to, Kngland. . .She will fly to Kouth- this year's first trans-Atluhllc alt plane flight to Kurope. - : , "We hope the flight will servo us a link of continued friendship between America and Kngland, Mis. Guest said. I'Tfcl.l.NO HELD VV TRKI'AHSIOV, N. June S (A I') 'I'ue Kokker monoplane Krlond-ship,- in which Mica Amelia Kar hart, ot lloaton, and her two inula eonipunionH hope lo ci'okr the At lantic was bnrfeted by . Htronff, northwest winds here today, which mnde plans for completion of fuel ing impossible. .Hei'en more tunks of ensolino re mained to be 'poured Inlo the plane s reservoirs. J no mors an- naunecu mo iaiio-oii,. wiiion iuhi - (Iralii lute dilforentliils lo onv night had seemed likely upon com-' port , the .lit,iric ..,,,,,'thw.wt wli pletlon of the fueling,,, operation. ue ,VKorouMly protested by the am to had -been postponed. Aside from department of. public works, J. I', the wind the weather was clearj Nl, WnshliiKtmi supervisor ut and flue. . j transpoi-lutinn, annoiitKred, todiiy'nt An Intimation that Um Krlend-1 ,ne intersmie cuuimerco connnls shlp might fly beyond Kngland was (jn B.ll)n hearing, given by Miss Karhnrt. l'ilot Wll- HI r. Nenl voiced his opposlllon to nier Klullz und Mechanic Louis ,lny lUlempts that . inay bo uuiilo fn Gordon In conversation hero this vorlng such a dlfferentliil. -Jle also morning. They sold that their plans' reteriilcd his opposlllon to present for a landing place on the other, Jtl )cl. CPnt (iifi'(,iCniiiil on grain side of the Atlantic were Indefl- fry,,, N,uli of the Snake river to nite. Thi'-lr purpose, they added, wus j,o fly until their fuol was ex hausted and' then -descend, and hoped to uiukc a longer flight than any of their predecessors over this route. TltKPASSKV, N. F.. June 5 (AP) Refueling of the monoplane Friendship was confph?tnd tills af- ternoon. The aviators Miss Amelia Karhart, Wllmer Stultz, und I.ouls UUIUOIl Kl'iv anuiiiii, on ment of the highwind before start mg ineir irans-Aiiuniic iiigni. COST OF EDUCATING li EX 0 W AVERAGE (Cotitlnued from Tage 1) the -leu low: District to lout) pupil classes fol Census 'Ontario -4.r- Mlllun-i-'reewuler Knterprise Wallowa llui-ns Union ... net .. K73 ... Bull ... S3-' ... One ... 4'Ji ... 408 61.(11) ")( 73.60 04.22 ' Ileppner With the exception of Lnlon, the I above figures are well abovo the' the Voter, there were five with a hig at (.'latHop i 'rout. miles from greater tax per ehild than at Unlun. i Astoria. He hud ridden away with Pendleton's figures were not hi w hleyelc equipped with knap- available in those given ns It was'sack. food and blankets. "I waa not listed among the eight largesl'just tired of sehool and wouldn't Oregon elties or among the 26jwalt for vacation, that's all" was towns with from 40 to 1000 ebll- his explaniitiun. Ills jm ems -went Grange Plans To Continue Fight . For Income Tax ItAI.NIKlt, Ore., June 5 (Al') the Oregon slate grunge for a state Income tax were to bp considered St the annual meeting of tho grunge which opened here., today. Xenrly nil tho grangers in the mute huve made contributions, and atute offlcera believed that about 40Ull would lie available to curry on the campaign, i Signalmen have . been obtained, by vurluua grnngoH but enough, namoN have not yet been obtained to put the measure uii the ballot. '' v . Uelegatea were awaiting with terost the announcement of the re - suit of referendum vote on stute grangers. EAST OREGON STOCK SHOW ; GATES READY (Continued from Page 1) opening day thousands. . J, "A Western , show for Western .Snappy Bucker "Hotfoot.- Webfoot. Handaomo Harry, and oLher old-time buckers ' aroos," declarea Kd Cof field, forq- :b een W ourty' ' caring "for 'tho outlaws. -Mr. Jorv has some new anlniuls w hich will pile their sharo i this year, while horses like Hlaclt , Cat who was ono of the touah ones.' at Tendleton last year and Look- out; a .horse that makes tho best riders loolc foolish, aro better than over."' "Hotfoot" Is a 24-year-old horse who tho Jory bunds s assert has bucked off more riders than any other known horse, Itulsed in tho Halfway country, the ued outlaw first was exhibited at Union In 1 til II nIU' Is still ublu to Kjeel'ully part ambitious yountf riders, not (is old 'a8 nimuoir, into ouiivton. . VUito J'oiilc. ' An liportant part of tho Jory livestock which will appear In the daily -parades aro 15 pretty pinto riders. Among tho bucking stocU'ns to the success of is "Huff" hybrid, half buffalo ! and half bull, who has been rld- don but a scant1 threo times in 1 r0 ih.niiiiu '-Hiirr" iu mi ..c it,, rr.. i.. " " ' tonghofn from Texaa, Is billed as a ' " " : ' "-." on w ii II. Vontorrow will be children's day, J hurgdo.v, will be l.a Grande day when the county seal will close tip and attend en masse, and J'Ylday wlll be devoted to llaker and Wal lowa counlleH. Thursday is expect ed to be the big day of the show In point of attendance, all hough on Krldfiy the championships will be ucrt,iy determined, in mis issue or The Observer a more uetaneu siory oi t no stoi-K show is given on the valley news page. , v ' KVI'ICItl'KINK COMING ! KNTKUPItlSK, Ore.. June 'fi j (Special) Interest Is running high jin Wallowa county In the Kastern ! Oregon Livestock showy at Colon j (his week. A caravan 'of Kuter prlse pedplo is being organised to visit the Cnlon show Friday and also Invited the Union county pen- waa L,,,0rlwl this morning us "im ple to attend the celebration here C11V!(,(1 nnu- still very aerlous." on July 3 and 4. , . i , Voice Opposition To Grain Rales nUATTU-3, Wh., Juno 3' (Al1) Portland CASE NON-SUITED IT "'ATTPT THI A V li CUUlii 1UIJAI . 1 " .' (Continued from Pane n term of court Mr, Knydi-r wa ac-( nnlll.ul nf In hn..nir I... I... II,.,. i Jln ,,.,, ohHrB,. (, ,, ,.,.' 1i,i.,i ' . .nir,,,. a mortgaged j,or((,, . jIOPH4, horse. The jury found that the was not mortgaged ut t he time of the Kuhv-uccording t In formation received at the' county clerk's offices this morninir. Fol- 10M,nB "" aeiuiltal Mr. Hnyder In- ulll,,t,.,l llw, ..,.,..,.. .Ilx.ru ,. 1.I..1. ! suited In the non-suit yesterday, j lieiihain and Coclirun &. Kbi.Tliard .were the defense attorneys. This liiorning following the dis- : nilHB.il the case of the llnsi he-Siige ( for a few years of Ills early liuili Tax Per hiirdware compuny vs.. Jack I.. Ihood. when with his parents, w hich Chlld Uriindt was brought before the was spent on Kagle Hollow near $10.73 judge. Tills Is a suit over tin ac- .Madison. Karly In life ho became 011.03 count. The linker eonipuny Is al-'a member of the Morris chapel M. &5. m tempting, to collect tl 81. Ik. church ' and attended services ltt'X.WVAY l,.M) rOI'Mt I'OISTI.A.VI). Ore.. June 5 (AC) Hoiigbt since yesterday when be disuppeiired, Hlaujey MeyerM, sou of the district attorney of Multtio- FLIERS SAFE AFTER 5,538 V, V MILE JOURNEY (Continued from Paga 1) that during the crow's anxiety dur lug the Me v oio rain, thunder uitd lightning storm df Sunday iigiht when the plane wns midway be tween the .Hawaiian and FIJI la IuikIh It wui fully ron lilted that "Smithy" was the only man that could have bronchi them safely through. WorrUil al Storm The fllera did not try to conceal the fact that the storm had them Kvorrlod. . Kingsfurd-Smlth declar- jed utter his arrival here that lie hoped he would never have to fly in-(through, such wcathor again In a .thousand youiu The course between Suva and Australia, although a comparative short leg of theXllght, wus con- Hide red by many here as being pur tlettlarly dangerous ut this lime of the your. Short, violent storms pe culiar to tho Su.uth seas are known to sweep the seas during the sum mer months when cool all currents tiwltiKinK' north clash with tropical currents and the results are mighty. swirling sales. Two liOnffCMt FHkIiU But the fliers who successfully crossed the sea between Oakland and 'Jlawuli and between Haway and Suva' were confident that they wjsuld nut fall In the flnul gamble. Their hopes were based on the success, of .the two longest trans oceanic fllKhts ever made by man. j The second leg of the hop from huuai, riawau, m nuvu, was me longest ulrplaue flight aver made over ocean wastes, and was con sidered all the more remarkable m that the monoplane carried a crew !of four men. other lontf distance '"'M'Y,!!0 T'uvm". lOommander Khhard h. Ujrds transatlantic fllaht, .usually car rled two;.meni i" Judgment ). K; " EUnht Commaudoi1 KlnRMford- Hmlth of tho Houthern Cross, how- ever, had decided r to tako the i Americans, hyon and Warner, in (spite of tho sacrifice of fuol Hpace. as added wafety factorn, and his judgment proved accurate, , Warner proved a capable radio operator and his messages kept the world continually in touch with the .plane, except on short spaces of , time when tho radio Kenerator full- led to operate.. IjOCAJj IMKItllST II Kill . ..... lAiv.i Interest In tho flight ot" the Southern Cross from llaWall lo, tho the daring trip. Supplied with bulletins by tho Associated J'resH during the afternoon and early evening. Tho 1 . 1.1 ,. . 1 rra.me peo ne pusieti ou ui ptuB- Fox Film Fliers j Safe, Airmen Say ; HKWA III), Alaska, Juno 5 (AP) Bringing word of the safety at 1'olul Barrow of the members of the1 Fox Film eorporatloil expedi tion and their two Alaska aviators, l'ilot Matt Nleuian and Hudio Op erator Hlchard lleyser havo arrived al Kolzebeau. a messaKO from- that fluted point suld today. Bishop's Condition Unchanged, Serious CIIAItl.lOKTON, C. 8.. June 0 (Al') The condition of tho III. Itev. W I! I In m A. Guerry, I'rotoalant Kplscopul bishop of tho South Car olina diocese, who was shot yes terdiiv bv the Itev'. J. J-l. Woodward. Robbers Kidnap Man, Get $50,000 ClIICAOO, Juno 5 (AP) Nine armed men last night kidnaped .John VVohl, 27, a salesman em ployed by tlie.lllllnian find Katv.en jewelry slW, ; forced him to turn over keys to - the store aul colii binatlitu to the safe, uild while part of the robbers obtained jewelry valued at $50,01)0 . from the . store, other members of the gang held VVohl and his family prisoners all night. y ; . I ANTI-HOOVKIt 31 KX 'OXFI)lt ST. JA)KIS, .lime 5 ( Al') Con ferences on details of plans to pre Ivent the nomination of Secretary Herbert Hoover 'fit the republican (national convention in Kansas City I next week were, held todiiy by rnll(1- mflt(1H enator jlimeH ;. j Watson of Indiana with Missouri supporters of former (lovernor k'i'iank O. Iiowdeu of IlllnoiH. .lOSDI'H IIAMilNS (Contributed) Joseph, son of Milton anil Hu- Isun llmiklns, was born near Milton, Ky.. July 17, lKf,2. He died April 2 2, I'.i2!t, aged 75 years, nine months and five days. I'raclleally all of his life was HPclit In and around Hrooksbiirg, Wis., except regularly, whenever possible, and j served as steward for Iho last sev- j eral years. On Nov, fi, 1X74, he was milled in j marriage to KJIzabeth t lentenls. 'I'o this union were born elht ehildren. four huvlntr preceded him I to the greut beyond. He leaven to! 'mourn his loss, besides the devoted j Jwlfe, foufi'hltdrn: Mrs. Frank 1. Sweyzey, went Term Haute, Jnd.: j I Mrs, t'hurtes K, Prlturu, I,a Ornnde Ore;: und Anna und Howard at! 1101110. , Also eleven grand thlldieii ' Obituary Rumor of Death Of Chang Pails Of Verification l'EKING, June ft CAt') No con firmation to Tokyo nowspaMua re ports of the. death . ot Marshal Chant; Tho Lin at MukdMleii was received In lektnK today. Tho re ports were not believed, since pre vious Information had the. former dictator only - slightly injured. HHANdllAI, June 6 (At') The railway bridge lit the Tatig Tsun clBhtei ri mllesNnortlnvest ot,Tiont- !ld he believed dentil wa duo to sin, is reported to havu been blown 1 a hemoirhage ot ,tlio lunga, the up, thus holding up tho withdrawal mcdUul examiner's office ordered of two manchuriun army corps to: an autopsy. .Mies Kern was about Mukdoden. Tho bridge was paid lo havo been destroyed by 20.000 troops which formed ; part of Uho northern armies, .' tinier action being In fluencel by Intrigue and bribery. The Manchurlnn trooift were brought to Poking by Chung Tso Un and' had long formed for Chief Chang Tso I.ln, The 20,000 troops aro part of an army of 70,000 men nmUu lip o( forced from tho provinces of lhih Uo and 'Shantung which hitherto formed part of tho northern armies under tho commund of General Sun Chunii'l-'ang and Chung Tsun Chant but havo now been placed under Marshall Chi Xisleh Yuan after an Intrigue unions tho officers. The- transfer is stated to havo been brought about , by bribing the subordinates of Sun Chuun'-rtngi and 'Chang Tsun Chan. t." ,. Chang llsuh Lang, who left Pek ing with his staff last night la try ing to negotiate a peaceful puss ngu to Mukoddden where 'hv will find his trip to tho Maiichurian capital cut off : remained to bo seen. . . . ; ' " " 'PKKINO, June 5- ( AP) A Nllll'Mi' in i in 1 1 if. 1 e M t'HOill INK "t" I of tho nationalist arny, arrived in Peking today, lie will Visit tho foreiirn locations tomorrow and guaranten on behalf of Chlan K'ul I Wfi It U Y FOU T ESS E SELL FORjLiKSS Men's and Young Men's Caps Come In-the latest moilels llldlvldiuil ' j und distinctive greys unci liin iiiIxIiu'ch.' H!.ea U-'V, lo 71.4- 95c- $1.45 - $1.95 New Ties "An hiiw rtSihi.fidw ivimi"' , tll'ul patteriiH and es;cel('cnt ((iiallUfH. f..Sprda. priced 50c - 75c - 95c Destroyers of Iliijh Prices ' ( V .) ,fSWU fsX CUAWt'OItl) Slick that thero will be no. dunKer to foreiKU llfo or property when tho southern, troops leave tho city. Retired Actress Dies in New York NKW YOHIi, Juno fi A1') -The body of Cella Worn, retired auiroKs, Mi.ster of A. E, Kern, ; a banker of .Madras, Ore., wih fuund in her room al the Fifth Avenue hotel yesterday, after a "Do not . disturb" wigu on tho door hud kept maids from onterinu for three 'days. ., UhoiiKh an amhulanco sui'Keou 4U years of age and had played a prominent role in the original pro duction of "Madame X." Sho also played in tho lust revival of "Men Hurl" I yia9BBBBBe5CS9UaU;3aX3BBBItvn,U:tBHBBaBMan. I : I f (fE& 1 pl38E8nE3IEaUSX3SX3BIHllII.iiniBIBUlII9r I '' "1 g. ir T m ii'" 1 '' . . .' WASIIIll'IIX 1 ,, .. . . .. --in '".:,. :.' . WednestJay 'SK,1,:lV,h,.A.: ' It r-iHtlK',fe!lltX3 , The fastest and 1 ttmgf.' '.:'!- if I rsiieilal I'"'"1"' ' n 1 ... I AH I l.,'iM'lllall II TV I j pl I ; W l.a Orunde Oirm II m I under direction ; , J II., 1 J? : h jbida' HnwJ Lfy iM - (-'. A..enr Aner HSV Lt The Sl'ivon-r- I mJT'' . MAI'. IU'rt'H 1:1 -- -' ; filial .tdlX. w m Elilfi8BBBHknB! TWO YEARS ON BROADWAY; ON SCREEN AT LAST! SrEC'IAI, COMEDY ATTRACTION STAN LAUREL and OLIVER HARDY in " "You're Darn Toolin"' BOOTLEGGING ; RING BROKEN ; IN PORTLAND ..- (Continued from Page 1) ' J for the plea of "guilty." v v Montaguu Vaughan, iiO, was aent- 1 enced to ono year in tho county -jail, where ho ia already Bervhuc jt city sentence. 1 . - , , Merle Vaughun, ,18, waa sent enced to six months and paroled to Mrs, Sarah liurschield, In order, that he may finish his high school studk-s. . .. ' , John Clark, Lloyd TerrlH and William- Hixon, who received $70 pore week for running tho stills, were Klvnn four months each. Ron ald Cook. who haa two provloiw convictions, was given six months. The charge against Kd, Muthlson was dismissed. , ; .: II. C. Packer, remaining membor of the gang. Is serving lima -ut Kaletn on a stato liquor chargo.-' TODAY - WEDNESDAY THURSDAY THIS romance of the Ca-' , nadian wilds packed Broadway houses for two years. In its screen form, it has , Iteen hailed as just as gi'eat a sensation ! The ice-flood scene alone will make this ; an ' unforgettable drama! The love story is moving and fine. ' I! o gel him today. and out; giuut-gmudcbUd. 'THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE dreft of school a&r 1. ' t
