La Grande evening observer., June 07, 1928, Image 1

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VOLUME XXVI.
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LA GRANDE. OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1928
NUMBER 254 it
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LA GR ANDERS
AHENDINGON
SECOND DAY
Twentieth" Annual Live
stock Exposition Will
.Close Tomorrow
ONTARIO BOYS WIN
IN STOCK JUDGING
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Racing, Events, Rodeo lnm;ovnl upon the tender jy the
Porfni'mnnnpa Cive trip i"1'0'"1 company of a ten-year
i enoimances oivetne ,,, l0 ,0 orcgon-washington
Spectator's ThrillS-Me- allrood & Navigation company
morial Paid to J. Spain. -tZt tno.oaUra;
', , 1 . Tho commission stated tiittt uo'-
.der ordinary tclrcumslunccs ttvhl
Willi weather as fair as the first .opposed to construction and opciu
two days have been, the Haslorn ton of industrially controlled short
Oregon Livestock show will closo itm.8 0f railroad to act as fecdors
its twentieth annual exhibition to- for tnmk ,lnw lltlt tnat the ,r.
morrow at I'nlon as one of tho cumstunces back of the. I'nlon
most successful shows, ever put on., county lino are considered excip
Tomorrow . will be Maker and Kn- tional. ,
terprlse day. with ail of Wallowai ,, . . ' , : , 1."
county com!,, as special guests. ' 1 1"oad as built for the
They will be accompanied by the Gnd Hunie' Lumher company
' ' . , , , ... . ... which owns tin? capital Block of
Knterpriso band ami t e hnte 'P "-, , ,.,.,. s T,.ocaset. a
drum corps both of which will glvo
music at intervals throughout the
up a
that oltv will run the marathon
that city will tun the maratnon,
1 t-i s M It 11 "sc 1 1 of t h e1 II u sh A 1 r Be r-
vice of orl m vim has been I"'-
im. son a thiins wnh his a rplan
Sinn Twill I niuVther feature or
1J!.J, I
'J'liu .association
u lnnklnir fn'r
IS lOOKlllg lor
and preparing for the largest crowd
. , i..
of theseuson tomorrow, and thut
will be some crowd If It surpasses
that of today which Is "La Orando
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Memorial to .lobn ' Spain
Perhaps tint most striking and
outstanding feature of tho program
today was the -memorial-. tot-John
Spain, world cluuiiplon (idef : ut the
Pendleton Hound-lip and always a
familiar figure at the l nlon show
as well as one of Us most enthusl
Jbhn Spain died
astlc promoters.
i.t Mm not Luke Hunatorium. Dec
. PJ27, and the show paused this
afternoon to pay tribute
his
ineiiim-v. urn- nir t no exercises ins
SirothiM'. h'red Spain lead into tho piano fund.
an na John Spain's fuvorito pony.l The numbers of the program, of
wearing one of thc five saddles which a one-act play will be u feu
whlch John won ut Pendleton, this, ture. follow: "Our Yesterdays."
particular saddle having been ro-.'vocal solo, Krcil .Mntthes Jr.; "Qui
n.,u-n,l I., mil when John Spain , Vive," pluno duet, Mrs. J. (I. Stltii-!
.i;.. ....i.i i,,.,l.hl.,
sr .."T.""".' tholmon;,"7,erMrs:7ri:;st,,1nd
show every day spoke briefly culog- and Vera Ostium!; "Me and Deny."
Izlng the deceased rider, and It was
during his speech that tho pony
was lead before tho crowd ' assem -
bled In the grand stands. This
memorial. was closed with tho
sounding of taps.
Stock Show "Pioneers''
It should be stated here that Mr.
Spain and his brother, Kred Spain
were Instrumental, in starting at
the I'nlon show the racing und
rodeo features which have come
to occupy such an Important part
of the program especially so far ns
attracting the crowds Is concerned.
The management of the 1H2S.
show Is very well pleased with thc
start off given yesterday, with a:
crowd which, they report, was lin
ger thun crowds of preceding open
ing days. It wus also nil enthusl
. astlc crowd, remaining through tin
entire progrom of racing and rodeo j
events,
IX '.,1
uhleh ,IIH
,,rt..,.nnn Tl,. rx.a Wpw trriOll.
with a better string on the track
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McADORYS EN
ROUTE TODAY
TO PORTLAND
Dr. and Mrs. V. 1'. MeAiloJ-y li ft
l.a (J ramie this mortilug for I'ort
land whe're Dr. .AIcAdory will
enter Ht.Nvincent's hoypilal for
treatment for heart dlxease. from
which ' he has been suffering for
the last several weeks. Mrs. Me
A. lory's sister, Mrs. Lulu Halnl.
and her mother. Mrs. William Hunt,
both f 'Uirmlngham, Ala... who
have been visiting her, accutu
panted tlTe McAdorys on the trip.
The three Women will make their
ter; Mrs. W. If, Quhin, ut Knst'and reporting on the work of the
i:.M..w t.t Poitbind. Mrs. organization In general.
McAdory stated this morning that
theylmpcd to return lo Iji tlr.inde
as soon as tile doctor has recov
ered. :f The IcAdory came here In July.
lO'-'S from IHrmliiKhmn. Dr. Mc
Adory wus active In chamber or
commerce jiml lii-Dai! organiJi-
tlons and enjoyed h large medical
tiritftlr-e .vt- McAdorv took a
large part In the acllinies
ftimllHt ehnt-i.h ilvinc Slieciul Ut-
tentb.n her class of young worn-
n in ine i-unoay scuoi.i. .
n"l"e inei ne iiuvi.i ---
speedy recover'.
Tomorrow's' Your Last Gharice to
Two Railroads
In County Given
I. C. (v Permits
Big Greek & Telocaset
Road and Union Rail
road Authorized to Op-
, erate. -
According to a dispatch from the
Orogonlan news bureau ut Wash
ington, received in Portland late
yesterday, operation of an lt-nillo
rallrnail 111 Irninn ennntv Dmcmn
)k17 'llln Ilia. ! W..I . i. ..II
road company was authorised yea-
torday liy the Inter mate commerro
outlet fur Its mill three miles past
of Hcagle ('reck Junction, the
slo,ldl"u ,B President of the lum-
. .,.,.....,, ,,.n r,,iironl.
"hich Wo separate corporation,;
Thc lnlon ''aclrlc l""W''ced to
cnl,T a J"'"""0 "e-
",cnl tl,c ""ort ,,nP''
Th lumber company's jnlll has
. I , -
ri.i.l nml fKiinelH In ileve nil n veal' V
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Program Given
For Lutheran
pAmAfsf '17irinf
The prueriim which will be given
'tomorrow - evening nt 7:30 o'clock
ut ine ijiiinernn cniinii uiiuer iuu
auspices of the
uthei'tin (.hiirnl
kuciety was announced today. Tho
will be a benefit for tho
m-m
inger and Junnlta Stitzlnger: "Kn
'one-act. pluyi Sundown. vocui
;duet. Anna and I.lniu Loltes: ','Onc
; Fleeting Hour." vocal solo, 'Mrs.I
stitzlnger:
"Warbling
'vp it
piano solo, Kmma Wurl: "in the"
Cardcn," vocal solo. Wulter Pohr-
man.- ' ' j
Refreshments will be served. Tho
:ciist of tho ploy follows: Mrs. At- ,
kins. .Mrs. Ostlund; Mrs. wnite,
Mrs. Stluinger; Mrs. Sawyer, Anna
Loltes: Sam Atkins, Prod Mutlhesl ur. Dltly is suiiur for 175 for
r.; .Miss Perkins. Llnu Ixittes: - damages done to his automobile In
'Frank Arnold. Waller Pohrmun; u collision near Alice! where both
I Mrs. Ijirkin, Kmma Willi. I reside about tho 'middle of lusi
I ' 1 " '.September. The accident occurred
HTnnvp Lnrfnp Tn !"" " r"lny a"rk ,pvci,i"k "nd co"-
'ItlVUOC UVUtJV M V .i.i.ri.1,1. .lim-i.ssl .n about the vls-
Dedicate Budding
Three nev-niember were inltl
nted and five new members were
,hen U,r': rejnj- ,
i lit 1"
meeting ltiMt evening ut their.
""' . ,.,w,.. , ,,inlB
the hull were dlacussed ulthuugh ,
10 definite diite win Set.'
A report on the trh) l Ontario t the district boundary bo;lnl nici
Sundav where ..the liiStcr and Ii during the second duy of the June
Criunde ldKe Instltuicd a new J j,eBKjon 0f county court. Ah h re
lodrie was heard und those who HUn 0f the acceptance the county
made the trip declared that the judge, V. o. t;uc. authorized K.
tipw nrgaiil-.it ion whh a uplendid Kayre, county kcIiou) supciiiHcu-
one. with much entnhuntiinm.
nTf tMTetinff
A. . Huberts, of Portland, gen
erul chairman of the II. of I.. I..
was a visitor at the reguhir session An excellent prognnil of musical
of the II of I.. Division No. 802 selections, including several favor-ve-lerday
afternoon at the K. of! Pes, will bo presented by the l.u
p im . ai r. itoheris maoe an. ex-!
u- imnresilni! talk, dwelling
on subjects pertinent to engineers
Bull Funeral Is
Changed to Friday
f Charles
l-'MtlowlMti Hie arrival
Pull, brother of the late .lurk
II.
Dull
date
..-i... ilmu-tici Hiinrlnv. the
of the funeral was ehanted
morrow, rriuay,
. ,k K,,,l.-n,'
lit
i Zlniinei mn ll mortuary.
.Mr. mill
...eii,l ilavs' search in Idaho und
i l-",a,,
2 MILES OF
SIDEWALK IS
TOBEBUILT
Three Improvement Proj
ects First, of Year in
City of La Grande
SUPPLY OF WELL
WATER ADEQUATE
City Manager Reports in
; uit f mc ."nuu"'::uillinilim of hits. Knterpriso used
PlimDed Dui'intt - Month lo chukkcrs I'oyna and Hopkins,1.
of My from Na 2 ; belnff 0l"'r8cd wUh ttka. ,
... . I A:: J . I ' liavis started the fireworks for
A report by the city manaser! Orando. In the first Inning when
on Im Grande atuinly of -well Varer"'""",',,'" " , V " " ", " ,
,,d tho trt,n,rf. three sidewalk , the " (engest drive -of tho. contest.
Improvement districts,'-the first ,pf
tho present year, .Were fcutureH-of
hist night's cltj commission meel
Ing. v;. ;
A majority of Ihe proposed Ini
lirovement' projects' 'In this ..city
were iiraotlcally- killed Tast year,
when bondlnff attorneys, refused to
accept bonds on improvement dis
tricts wherein . tlie assessments
ugulnst property totaled more than
assessed Valuation. Klnee then.
several attempts have been mad to
. .....l, i.. ,.,,
hive cnTa failure, .V ?
The three districts that came up
last .ntaht call for :i approximately
'' """ ' ""-Crete sidewalk. In
three sections of town..- In one of
ine imee inci e ni-.o i.. "Illlld are TIBIIlng at Wallowa llilie I
t...i -n ...t mil . 7 2... ... I
j,u mi nimimtu . .
jtlmn the Improvement coal, so these !
two iota were cxciuoea iiuin uio
district. -1
Jmw 91 1
The district, which will be up
i. . ... . . ,
lor Hearing on uuue i, louuw . amuuiiiKiii ieHuo iieiuiiiiiL. niiuni
No. 183 Cherry street from Ad- pitching batllo between Buckner -
1.. ih. l.w KoMh l.'hei-ivJanrt ICi-leU.on Is In I nrosneet for-
street, trorfi' to" Vnve. and
Cove uvenue from tho O.-W. to the
city Uniltrt 'Preliminary csllinutc
of cu"1' S?0T.7,.
(Continued on Page ')
COURT IDLE ON
LA GRANDE DAY
circuit qase of Ditty .vs.,;rhV5T.STt
WnD-hf-. Aflinlirne.fl . O.-W. club looms. Surety .....li-1
, ri iti1 J,, ,
-UnlU I! llQ&y .
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' .'
At r, o clock last, night ine lie-
fendunl's testimony In the case of
,nh.i. .
and court was udjourned until Frl-
day because ol ine m uramic ouy
in ine umuin cuiimj- muc nn..
today. '!
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JJIMtfll I Jltlll III 111" l' il 3
Quite il large mimlter of witupHsoH
were on hund for the trlnl before
J ti (I tre J. V linoivlei". Thf ciiMe
111 be continued tomorrow morn-
ng. - -
rOI NTY )LltT MVAWSG
l'etitlona uJcre irenented und no
copied for the. changing of Brhunl
boiinditry HncH HiIh morning when
(Continue on Page B
First Outdoor Band
Given At Athletic Field I nday
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i ovcnliig at S o'clock ut
the high
school athletic field. This will be
the rirt of the outdoor concert
sei les and un exceptionally large
crowd I p. expected
"It wus also Hurncd today that
IMrectiir Andrew Lpney Jr. has
leen cngaired !o act us a judc- to
Igelher with Ctfpt. IL L. Ibvird, dl-
hector of the It, O. T. i. baml'it
- Oregon Sia'e collcjc, at a band
contest lo be held at r rystal Lukellone poem. "In
nanc. neur roiiiHiMi. on r-unouy. i
June la. This contest VIII" include
. rrutornai una civie minus oi i on -
land and vlcinltv. and a sneclal fea-
ivis- will lie r comesi oeiween regi-
band under Finnk l.ui as. the 162nd
' Infantry baud under Jlul Campbell
Pirates Defeat' :
Enterprise Nine "
In Dust Storm
Final Score 4 to 1 Mass
Meeting of Business
Men and Fans Called
,' for Friday.
Tljp lii Orando Pirates of tho
Mm Mountain, leaguo mndo It 10
wins , out of 11 Raines this soason
when they took'the' nieasure of tho
Enternriae baseball club ut Knter
prtsaj yesjerday 4 to I. The gamo
was piayed In a tlust storm that
made. IV afrythlng but pleasant 'for
the tsrrrs of "cither team.
Harlsson.;. of- Ia- Qrando, held -
Stokke.followod with a hit, scoring'
Davis -and later crossed tho plato
himself for the first tW scores.
In the second Inning Stokko and
Mar1ov came homo, bringing tho '
score io 4. Knterpriso made her
.lone tally In the .last of Xho seventh,
when Phillips crossed, tho plate.
The. game was fairly tight
throughout, fow-.'. errors i being
chalked up. Spud Helms, short
stop,, wan unable to go to Hntcr-
-prise so Davis played his position,
Powell presided atthlrd and lietw
Ion. pitcher, played in left field.
. The- crowd was? small, probably
due to the dusltorm und disagree
able weather, . "
-Tony J-aHallu and his son and
Oib Stokko stayed over lust night
rouay, m company wmi 11111 mur-
gin , .
tl pinf llakrr Munuuy
'I'lio'l'lrau-s-play a leaguu gamo
n" riaL' HiinHau anri If I hov will
I the victory will clinch the, liluo
ik. . Xl .
tho"Wuctol conlost. If I.a timnao''
;loses in order to win tho pennant
'she' would huve to win one more .
game while Baker Is losing one,
Continued -on Joge 6)
SAFETY AGENT
IS SPEAKER AT
O.'W. MEETING
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., ' V
sgenr. was a s'ieaKcr !i he m. ,un-
1. ... . . ...
lems were discussed. In tho morn
hng the meeting. w-hlchNnkcs plne
(every other montla was held, wltt
'.Inhn DnnielM. trenrr;il fnpl uier-
vMur.fuI. lhB 0..w a -.principal
HM,1Ker OHC111. oll(el); whu , ,.,,
Lfrt).pm,in 0r engines obi of here wiim
anoincr morning speaser.
W. H. OulbK suiiertintcnileut uf
, jthe division was ilmong tho offi
cials aiienoing ine sessions.
Delegates Leave
, rr sia
r OJ MYUfliSUiS slly
,
..... . . . ' .
viicn urrKon (icii'gan'rr 10 iuu
rcirubllcan national convention left
Ka Orando x -last night they wefc"
given a Joyous good-bye by u party
of local repubHcanff, who went to
thc depot to bid them farewi-ll.
fJelegates on Train No. lb when
It reached l-a Grande were: lr. I.
IT. Tcinple, of I'cndleton: Sam A.
Kozer, of Kuleni; Hal l. l'atton. of
yalcm und W. K. Woodward, of
1'ortland. .State Hcnator l-'rcd i;
Kiddle, or La O-rande. and Kloyd J.
('ook, sccretai-y of the state repub
lican com mitt (4 and a J no tt dele
gale, joined the party hero.
Local republicans who guve them
u send-off were: Merton Kiddle,
rireuit Judge J. W. Knowb H, .1. H.
Pen re, W. M. Peare, Colon It. Kber
hurd und Oeorgo T. ('oThran,
Concert To Be
and t he Seven I h Infant i y baud
from Vancouver Huirackn under
Warrant Officer Arthur HayneSjiu the Hacajuweu hotel on Tuesday
will he umoiig the participants. I evening, June 12, at 7 oVIoek.
The concert Friday nlKht will be j l. W. Hunter, now of Pendle
under tin- auspice of the city of; ton and for several years a lec-
Lu Grandstand It Is urKd that alljturer for the Kllison-While coin-
spcr.utoiif, especially those .who puny will lve H leeiure ou sales-
come In cars, arrive before H
o'clock su us to do away with un
necessury noise ufter Hie numbers
begin.
The progrum follows:
Mareh, "Pliniub" : Payne
Overture, "(Jberon" von Weber
Ijover's 1
ne"
Hrenet from
'The
rhocolatc
Ohwr Htraiis
. nomief-
Churucterlslic American Fan-
t lasts, iy ine nwanee liiv-
I Symphonic Overture. "The Kvo-
j lutlon of Dixie"
i Ijikc
See Union's Record-Breaking Stock Show-Don't Miss It!
, LIVED IN JVHITE HOUSE
I ft '
tVrejbumles nt the laying of tlio l-ornerstono of tlx, Anierlcun Itral
i C'roitA, IHilldliig In Wasliiiiglon brought logctlier chbr Justice of
llio I nluil stales hupivmo court, William Howard Tuft, and Mrs.
WiMMlinv Wilson, bold rormer reslilonla of the- While House'.
' i They put ou their best smllea for tho photographer. , ,
Clever Recital
Given'By Local
,V Dancing Pupils
An" exciulslteU' beautiful " swan
dunce by Miss Ouilda Ashby was
undoubtedly the clliuux of a
charming dunce recital given by
Madame Adah Losh jlloSe last even-
mg ociween porior nance i wi.
Araadc theater.' Vhlch was filled
, - ,
tor the event. A duncu recital has
occiirrl'd here In Some tlllio
n-l.noonUy It. was -of -much
Interest.
I'lip cluvorly arranged
pt'Ogram,
snumilly staged, pretty
continues and ahoviwuli thc talent
of evvry dancer brought roundn of
applauHo from I he atullcuce. ,
, ..u ""( '"
. V., v ' ,i, ',.ih .V, .,um
ir. ... '. . ..... .... . .
., g,y spon.anoous joy . oancma.
Particularly worlrty of, coinlnent
the ,'ce of -"iVhTZ !
even the tiniest tots In their hand Th"' V"" lot cijuiai lei isou iia ny i
and. arm movements, . us the basis for a possible settle-, t
po.r'Ttaymond t' iubak'Co
Iiiartnci, iuiyiiioni t. uiuaK gave
V " f un,"tr'
(Continued qn
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Page B)
Legion Planning .
For Carnival To
Be Here June 18
I About 4(t leglnnnuh-es
altemhiuce at the June
j ni'!ii la.si niKiH in unnau nan im
j'lowlng a joliu politick supper with
the HUNlllniy( at the park at C
'o'clock.'
j N'om I nation of delegates to the
i Med ford convention August '1, '& and
14 took place and election unnnnlir
1 ed for thc next meeting which Is
'to 1)0 June 29, Friday, Instead of
on tho first Wadnesdayy of July,
which Is July 4 this year,
I'laus fortlhe carnival, the Pa
elflc Stales shows, whleh the IcKlnn
is bringing hero for u. week, be -
glnntng June 1 were discussed.
Itulph Winters Is chairman of the
event and the drum corps and'sev
eral other post members form the
committee. Proceeds from the
carnival are to be used to defray
expenses for ' I he drum corps on
their trip tn the stato convention.
("heater Thompson, pout eoni
innndeiv presided at the meeting.
Credit Men Will
Meet At Banquet-illations between the two
! countries will he friendly here
. 'after.. .
The next baiatuet of the llelail . -
Credit Men's association of L'niutt'
land Wallowa counties will be held
iiniiwhip thut promises to lie very
Interesting. There will be music
and other talks. All retail men and
other professional men are cordial
ly invited to attend.
Tickets inny be secured from H.
L. Thompson and Harry Parker of
llhe credit asxoc iution, P. A. Kp-('
Prvur'liitg 'if the r;r;-nde Hondo Meat
ifompiiMy. ImI Hohnenkamp of the
i W. 11. Hohueukantp company, ttllnt
iVaii Fleet of the Clint's liuihiery.
i it u n i-mcniiav'-T. oi usico-
hiiver, Inc,
lo get his llcket early In order that
i dinner urrongemcnts muy be made.
i .
REVIEW CHURCH;
MEXICAN TROUBLE
, i'.
RpUolniW Siriintinn to T$P
Kengious bituauon to tse
Studied, the Vatican
Announces
' ' ,? loffloe and tho county fire warden (AP) After six, hours In the aid '
HOME, dune 7 (AP) Tho Mex- revealed that at six o'clock last during part of which. time It wa
Iran religious situutlon win bp ro- night eight cund lea surrounded by lost In the fog, tha.monoplane Rot
viewed exhaustively during the next a kerosene soaked string had boon umbla returned to Ourtlas field to '
fow days hy all comlietcnt . offl- fp.und, burning In on- altio of the dny. having bum unable to find its
eta la orytn-MKonmn tiurla. It wtW plave. A similar, contrivance was way to OMOnchard, 'Ma.; oh tho
annuuncod today at the Vatican. reported to hayq, been discovered first leg of a trans-Atlantic flight.,"
Tho announcement followed an ut midnight. ' ' . -' . '. , ' : . I . r- ,
ourilenae granted by Pope Plus lust;
night to .Monslgnor Ituky Floras,
fii-nliliiuhiiii . of Klvchoiintm uiini
iwought the pontiff latest word on
tl,e ",u"lUl" Mexico.
-A. semi-official commtinlciitlun
,. ,, Al.I.hhlho,i ,,, ....
it,.. ..I.... rt.i,i..M 'hi.u
t0'" ",8 ohuh nd Mlute 1,1 M!X,C"
tll , ,,.. .,a,,., .hi iiu m.
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that the pontiff was closed tyltli
the Mexican prelate for' more than
an hour and a half. ; f
- ArchiilKhop K u lit, who Ih one of
the leading .Mexican prelates who
have been In exile from their mi'
tive land, was asked to remain In
Rome for hoi no time In order that
he ntay bo on cu,!! for' verbal ex
'
lanalinn of the dootrlneH which.
I lift brought and others bearing on
ine propMcniH wnicii aireany nave
were lni,,Prn collected- in tho Vatican ar
meetlnK K"1 ' ' ' ' l"
M. U1 Jf KJM fXM WIT
IN DALMATIAN
DEMONSTRATION
VIKN'NA. Austria. June 7 (AP)
A dlcnatch to Neue I-'reire I'ress
from Auram fiureb) today and'
renewed and moro violent ant I
Juko Slav demoiiHiradiniH had tak-
en place at SCara, Oalmalia.
1 Many Jugo Slavtaiis wcrejissault-
(-d and their properly damaged by
Italians, Iho t report said. Two Jugo
Slav Mags were reported
to have
been spat upon and torn to shreds.
l!l-;l.;nAUI-:. June 7 fAP)
Premier Mussolini hiis' sent Jugo
Slav government coneei'MiiH an
iickniiwleilgnineut of Its note con -
corning iinti-fascfst niiuilleslullons
I in which he ueccplcd the proprie
tory chanieter of tlio note. The
I lit I in ii iirpiitimt pvittiiMwnta I Im hi top
Corinth Is Again
Shaken by Tremor
ATHKNH, Oreeee. Juno 7 (AP)-
The elty of Corinth, struggling to
repair the damage caused in sev-
eral disastrous earthquakes, was
ugnln shaken this afternoon. '
j Many houses coUapsed und clouds
of smokp overhung the town, terri-
I fylng the populace. A volcanic
' eruption was iiellovcd responnlble
for the quake.
f'LKVKLAN'I). Ohio. June 7
(AP) Habo ltulh hit his 2ath
homo run of tho seuson In the;
nlnlli inning of loibiv's same be-
iween llio lausees ano inn in-
two men were on base. Gehrig
followed with his 12th.
Film Folk Have
Narrow Escape
From Explosion
Charlie Chaplin, . Colleen
Moore and Others Miss
". . Possible Death 10 Per
sons Injured. ; . .
i HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Juno T
(AP) A heavy explosion which
wrecked tho Hussion Kaglo cafo
hero a few minutes after a score
of film 6elebrltlca headed by
Charles Spencer Chaplin had fled
from an alarm of Tire today in7
Jured ten persons, - two of whom
may die. The blast occurred In thu
area Just west of tho studio centor.
Theodora Lochtklnsky, former i
Russian army gunerul and owner
of the cafe, sustained what physi
cians believed after first cxamlna-l
tlon to be a basal skull fracture, I
and severe head lacerations. 141s
condition was serious. : i
Irving p. Btroiier, a guest, was Tho m0n0pittn9 j.-1.Jond,blp. made
also believed to havo a skull frao- thl,00 unsuccessful attompta this' .
turo and possible Injernal injuries. a(,ornon to take off from tho har
, , Si'veral Hurt Dor horo for jt, projocted ; first
In -addition to Lochlklnsky .anS flght acr0M th0 -Atlantic. ' Tho
Strohor, Chief 1 urner.ot the coun- plan0 Wllg apparently too heavily
ty flro department was Injurodj an(J wlnd i00'int ,0 en.
whon tho blast blow him through al)M) n to rise. - ' "'
a doorway. Others who .wan . , ' , .'
burned or hurt Include Captain Th Pa" rln Miss Amolla
W. B.- dinner, Leo K. Qrogan.' Earhart. Uoston social worker, a.
Oharloa Wlldey, , Carl Uolnmuller passongor and Wllmer Sttilts.: pilot,
and M. C. Carson, all firemen. ' I-.u Oordon, mtiohanlo. -was
Chaplin and tho othor motion loosonetl from its moorlnw again
picture celebrities wore warned 10:80 a. m.. eastorn standard
(hen tho fire sturted in an adjoin- "m0 "J"1 preparations were niado
Ing antique shop. They left In an 'or fu"th attempt. i
orderly manner and It was nearly Tn wind this afternoon neon
an hour later when the explosion tlnu,a ht -to mako another
occurred. It Is due to this lapse of ptteiApted-hop-ort possible. It was
time thut Inspectors from tho of- Wowing from the south. '. lndlcn
i ,., ,,f.. n,i tlons woro that these condition
the sheriff's of rice', doubted tho.70"4VM!-,. fall at
....,.,,. the01.y thttt gaa owto. icm.,, ,-;,X: A:r-z
sion resulted. . .
Mysterious Candlea . .
An Investigation by tho sheriff's
Pending co-ordination of theso
findings the shnriff'a offlco do-1
-n t ... .............. .... n
whether the fire and oxplpslon wero
uocldentul or tho result of a plot.
,. ' -. Ony I'arty
' A in narly was in progress at"
the cafe, popular mm retreat, as
he midnight hour .passed. With
tho film comedian were Miirriulii
Am I.n. li'ututMe. hUKtmnd nt (llnriit.
f w0""0": , Jolm McCormlek, d.rec
titp and liia wife Colleen Moore
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Russian Flier
Will Search In
North for Italia
MOSCOW, June 7 (AP) The
Kussluii flying uce Tchuchnuvsk,
accompanied by several assistants,
has arrived, at Leningrad en route
lo Archangel tinder orders to rush
preparations for a flight to Franz
Josef land -on June 15 to seek tho'
missing dirigible Italia. "
Tho lijiHshui rescue commission
which Is HonGful of ClmiinK the No-
In full readiness to Join tho J'tanz
joser expeuiuuu tin ine event or
Hie Italla's discovery,
Tho Ice cutter Persey Is being
equipped with radio und wilt sail
for the Arctic tomorrow or Hattir
dav under orders to hold the resean
party In radio touch with the soviet
union.
Kl.VdS IIAV. Spltzhergen, Juno
7 fAPl ('apluln lljiillnnr Klezer
I liiirsou, noted Norwegian Arctic
1 filer, arrived at Kings liny today
' to assist In tho search for the mlss-
Ing dirigible Italia.
Weather conditions -were,
not favorable.
for flying
Aged Man Killed
By Bug Roadster
poltTLANIi, Ore., Juno 7 ( AP)
Iluitiest was ordoreiK today over
the body of- Henry Itungo, 71, in
mate of the county furm, whu was Chicago
killed last night by u "hug" rouds- Philadelphia
ter near thc furm. ortlcers wero
investigating a report that the
lights and brakes of the roadster,
driven by Veru Alcxuuder, a youth,
were defective.
Appoint Farrell
On Commission
WASIIINCTON. June 7 (Al
Patrick 11. Farrell of thc District
hi v iiiih we-, k"-h a lev-run
tile Interstate com
merce commission by President
Coolldgo today.
PLANES ARE
STILL HELD
BY WEATHER
Friendship at Trepassey
Makes Several Attempts -to'
Take, Off . .
COLUMBIAHOPS
BUT COMES BACK
Southern Cross Flight to
Australia from Suva Is
Postponed , Until This
Evening.
TnBPAMET ,Jun; . (AP) .
k ' , . ' i
ntI,lj VI.ANK HETI UNS , ! -
t'ltRTISB FIELD,. N.. X' Juno 7 '
ltOOSBVELT FIELD, N. Y
Juno 7 (AP) The single motored
monoplane Columbia took to tho
ulv today on the first leg or an
other trans-Atlantic flight and this
time, It carried a woman as pas-
sengert ' . ,( -'K ;.' : , -
Phnrii are two pllota, 'Oliver Lo-
"outllller anfl Arthyr. Argles, nnd
MlilR Mubol Boll ia the pa Monger.-.
KOITIIFKV CIIOKS HKAUY
Hi;VA, FIJI,. June t7 (AF) Thp
monopluno Hduthern , Cross rested
on tho Bands of Naaelal brfach to--duy,
a waiting tho -ebb of tho tldo
to permit It to hop off toward Aunt
trulla, the last sea leg of Us trans
pacific flight, The plane was ached-
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THAW HOPEFUL
OF LANDING ON,
ENGLISH SOJL
KOlfTIVMPTON, Kngland, June
7 (AP) Harry K. Thaw, ubonrd
the steamship Aquilunlu, made the
announcement" totday , that
there
Wis sorno prospect that
every -
for him to
could land In Prance.
inw u ou tuiuuiciu nwi nw
Would be allowed to land In Kng-
bind that he asked his friend, K. M
Pendleton, lo engage , rooms fur
him ut a London hotel, :
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