La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 08, 1928, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN DREGON'8 LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE CITY EDITION Tm WEATGZ3 ftRUUON: fair tonight and Hat urday but cloudy or fofiy on the coast: ruing temperature and mod erately low humidity In Inurlor. VOLUME XXVL MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE. OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1928 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 254 f TOCK SHOW TO END TODAY 1 WALLOWAAND BAKER iKUnl) GUEST TODAY Fair Skies and Good Pro - gram Cause 1928 Show to Break Records V Tt r nrnun rn WTTMO I 1. J. T nuuuun 11 PUREBRED CALF Racine and ' Rodeo '- Keeps ; o..' Ti-i . : -rn ' & l U -rr- kDJJtJCWlluis uu Auco- iTrii T ..'it,.ui :H Accident Yesterday. Kair skies, a good program, largo delegations . from - Wallowa anu Hakcr counties ajl flguro In the successful closing . today of tho lantern Oregon- livestock-. show, the twentieth annual show, staged at rnlnn. Yesterday was reported by slock show officials h having 1 nnn r, f tlwi. 1 .Diiltt - "aftfAml" I days in the history of the enter prise and from ill 1 Indications, to day promises to be the baruWr clos ing day.. ' v- ( ' -' Knterprlse came down! rod ay by the hundreds and -were . aceom ptinied by tho Knterprlso band and , orgu'i1..ations furnishing the Chief. inuslcnl features for the afternoon jib6.lt tUf same nuiucrioal, propOr- B.t l'n f J- ' dldates from all parts of the coun- lions and among their represcnta- , . , ; ,' t-orul". M""a,r" ty 'present. The main talks of the ivea was young Kranc!, who con- $J?$!iiaXt,-ninl, were given by folen 11. ! trlbuted to the program by run- K trtnlfo. republican nominee for Award 'lropiiHtt 'lotugut ; - ; 'j ho. .case or Dr;ty vs. Wright ,,p0on, who Is u candidate for re i The awarding of the trophies will .progressed into the second day in election. 1 tahu place 'this ovehlnff on :'tho circuit court today and is being1 ,, ... i . 1 WmiiLnc business street of t'uton and prom-, ises to be an Interesting event. Tho Stock Hhow -lance will be held as 1 ,.,iiL..unb- ti, ,.inuin nr usual and will murk the closing of this year'K show.. ThA dsiicoB given.' tin ili lief. mi.twriHU evnntnirs hnvd been very largely . attonded and :wllh tho Wright cur one night last' ,lmt 1,0 ""'V be appointed a, ineiii luivn proved to be one of the largo September. . ( . , ber of the house ways and menn snurees of revenue for tile assocla-j Tllo , ., h,... . w,ln..,,v connnlltee. which would place him Hon. , nounced. on Wednesuay Ij. i,aur- ence of Baker riding Owyliee was; given flrat Place. j.aurcnoe wB lie rider who rece ved ps ,hi ful I In. jurn' tiii-u nit; iiwioii- ttt backward pinning the rider down 'rat Owen riding Uundsomo Hnrry was given second' place-and Iteu ben Hogg, of Union, riding Cuther ine Creek mado. third placet : In yesterday's . contests. Huck) Hose riding Owyhee Was given first pi u co Domino with Huck Davis ls l 1. brought its ridor second place an Heuben Hogg on Wcbfoot tool; third place. ( WbecJer Wins HoWU-ln Cm If It. O. Wheeler, of near L'nlon, owner of a fino dairy herd of Hoi st e'lns was awurded the purebred" Holstetn calf orrered each year by Dr. W.-T, Phy, of Hot Lake for tho best grade dairy cow. The calf was sired by I'hymere King Kobels. the head of the Phymere herd, who was champion In his class at the l!t:4 Pueirle International. V. I. Kdvulson won the second place, mid will receive the $10 offered by the Blue iMountaln creamery, and winning third place uiso, will re ceive the $5 offered by the same business concern. This is always one of the most Interesting contests of ,tho show. Mr.. Eq'alson won the ' calf offered by Dr. Phy last year.:' - J , One" accident marred the racing program yesterday. Preceding tho -mile dash, two of the horses entered mixed up some way and in backing hit (apt. Hyers. being driven by1 his owner, William Byers of l'nlon. ' Mr. Hyers, was thrown lighting on his left sholder. He was brought to the Grande Itode hospital where It was necessary to keep hlm under an anaesthetic for four hours before, his broken, col lar bone, one bone being badly shattered on the end. could be taken care of. Mr. , Byers la re ported as resting quite welt today, and it was hoped he might beTable to be moved to bis heme today. J. IteynoMs the other. rldeC who was thrown in the mU-up receded only minor injuries consisting chiefly, of cuts and bruises on his hands. (Continued on Page 4) COUNTY COURT ENDS REGULAR JUNE SESSION The June session of the Vnlgn canity court ended last, evening when the monthly routine business mutters wvre brotiKht to a close. No nipc nil huneHi4 dfstiugulMhcd the session, though ll was a buy one. Of outstanding interest was the setting of the date ut the hear liiir fur pro 1 toned county boundary revisions at the next term In July, The hearing was set . following a meeting of the boundary board yes terday morning. Cullen Resigns Post In Central , Labor Council H. R. Ostland Takes Over Presidency State con vention Plans Are Dis cussed. ' . Tho resignation of. Mux I'ulh-n from tho presidency of the Central (Labor council was accepted at a, regular council meeting at the city huh lust nignt at wnicn m. it. ost- land vice president linen n in nreHt Mr. Cullea has had'a nervous urcBKUOwn compelling' mm io give up wic position, no uas occn an president and leader m the work of the council and IiIb lent-I worn oi me council anu V'porary withdrawal from their ac i.. Discussion of iSlans for tho state convention In October occupied a major part of tho sosaion which was well attended. ' CORUM TRIAL IS SET FOR JUNE 15 Pleads Not Guilty to Non: Support Charge Civil Case Unfinished following a grand jury indiet- l'!!"BCS ,ff, ,,,. ' . , . '"n... .11.. ... .circuit court term. followed by iufto a number of Alkol resldenta with Interest. i- ,fhnrles It. IJItty,of Alice!, Is suing ,, ., u".,' " ',Bt'nc to fur- winin aalIo-i. r.. ii in m .. in,,'al1 P'eui,e their uasisianLe io,.iur-. Willie Weight for M7G. Mr. Dltly claims urn. damages due hni is u result or nil niiinm.jlilli, ralllalnn morning and was not heard yester- "iauu.1 uay show. , ' . ,y. ,, attorneys for , u, p,H,ntlff nd John lS. Hodgln , ;ror lho d(.fcns0. . EAST OREGON N SAWMILL WILL CLOSE DOWN KNTi:UIItI.Si:.-.lui,e 8 (Sheelal) l;ioi;nialon for ,, osll,on , , 77? ,. ,""on, '"" ,1,er L' uf primary election. 1 this city which- l ln the huiuls ofi 0,h(,ra whn HI0,e worp: circuit a receiver will close down the saw mill today having finished sawing out all the logs on hand. J'he plancr will he kept ln operation for some time vet under the direction of the receiver. As It I uncertain u.ii i me nun is u .. . f j ...... iiuMun tii.n I Tlesolutlons passed at the meet employes are leaving town seeklngnff of tllii county commiiteo fol Flag Day Report At Elks Meeting A report, from the Khig day pro grant committee was a part of the regular business meeting of the Klks' lodge fast evening at tho tem- p e. juoge Mugn j-,. iiruuy is in charge of thn annual June 14 event for which a very interesting program' Is promifed. La Grande to Play at Baker Sunday; Lefty Erickson Looking for Revenge I.l-ftv Kt'lck4fil1 Itnkor wnillhim vi- ace. who has lost three hard- pitched games to Ia Grande this year. Is burning up for revenge, Thn tlmo unrl nlurn lio'lmu ..t f ,.r this fet Is Sunday afternoon, at" 2:fl" o clock, in the municipal park in linker w hen la Grande will vis- It him for a final Blue Mountain league encounter of the year. Lefty not only wantsV revenge bndly. but he almost has to have It. according to his viewpoint. If he loses mil 1ji f!r.,iin in'i ,.ii,.i, the pennsnt end of Hie eight vie- lories that would then stand on the score sheet, four -of them would be aguiust his record. . . j-iteiies .u-r,ii i.ailie Hy wuy of practlco. I.erty pitched a no-hlt, no-run game against the rmulllla Indians In Maker yi ster. j day. Not a blnglo did he Bllon-and ! only one Indian reached ITrst. andv that was on an error. Nine strike- mis were chalked up against tha visitors. While I,ofty was working tils speedy slants on the red men. nis team mates, wore . -seorlng enough runs to give the linker team a 4 to 0 victory. . At any rule, the -Pirates are ex- peeling one tough game maybe jus. as nam as last nunoay's 11- inning meiee nere wnicn w-ent to the home team 2 to 1. Uaker and La Grande have been In three, REPUBUCANS ELECT PEARE AS CHAIRMAN Organization Meeting and Banquet Held by the Union County G.O.P. NORMAL SCHOOL WORK DISCUSSED Resolutions rassed juut-' v, Cacdnn ' " inc Business Session Weatherspoon and Eb - erhard Main Speakers. Although Judge R. IV Butler, of Tho Dalles: was unable to attend becauso of court business, an en-I thiislastlc , meeting of the county 000,000 bushels and the June 1 1 dourly dortned today between Hcr republlcan committee," followed by condition 72.2 per cent. ThlB uorl ii00Ver and a 'determined a banquet In tho sacsjawca jnn, . year acreage la 35,B6ii,oou ,or D.3 c,.nun nigunlaed and pledged to de was held lut night with ' J. l. I per tent less than last year. rml him. I'earo as presiding officer. Mr. Production of winter wheat In, Mobillied to .stom tho cublnet Itutler expect to visit tills coun-.,the north ccntrul states, tho prin- ' ni(,mber'B nrogreas toward th) I ly In the near future, however. Iurlng the meeting of tho com mittee, tho following officorfl wero elected: Mr. I'eare. clialrmah: H. J. Orccn, secretnry; C: M. Ilum phreys, treasurer: l.; A, Wright, of lTnlnn. ntutn oiiimitteenian: Jess rnilll( of KIffin( congreiwl0al com-lcent. mmouman. - i jne uunquec was very wn. ui- and Uepresentative H. II. Weather-' 'mn' iu t,,i.j ,L vMiAfn-4 Normal school situation'! titer Its construction. ' ' Mr. , Went hurspoon anticipates - in nil uiiviininirin in nnHiiinn in ni'ii iu development of tho normal m,lmul ,, mi,,. Mr. Kberhard declared that since i the present Oregon administration i republican, a republican senator would enable the district to secure' lnorp tuln ,f a d(.1IloerI10 sl.,1ntr is elected. h.e.-....l iixir rI'.. I L- 1 Several brief talks were given " "",uu ' " "l"' ' i- .system, during the meeting including ai " eatherspoon at 1111 interesting Tho general program was map talk by Kobert C. Ayers !, meeting of the realty, luiurd today; peel out ut u nreeting ludiiy in whlrh pledged his support to District At-. "oon at the HucuJuwcu hotel with. Senalor Watseii. Uourgo .V. I'eek torney Carl Helm for re-election.' "',ll'l' men ' attendance. Mr.,and Mark U Wood, ull.promliiently . Wl:,l h.niliniiM' filtfn uitolrn rit . I ;Mr. Ayers was a cunumate . lor lii.laa I r U'n Ai-I..a I.1 It Infilr.: ' ., ' , n.' Win w v W(.vt.nSt MrKi Kiorence Bacon. I 8. jvuni,OP Mr. Crutn and Mr. Helm, a ll(K(.d Happort to tho party tU;K(.tt . r)vc lUMiolntloiis 1. One expressing regret over tne ueatn oi j. A.watou. 2. One expressing congiulula-' nis and best wishes to Congress- tlolis man ninnoii upon ins eievauon to the bend, along with thanks and apm 1 ciauon oi ma valuable work." 3. One extending to II. It. Hut- repuhllcan nominee from con- Rpt.SR frwm lh, wjH,rlt.t. congratu latlons and felicitations upon his ffenl Itmod en T'nire Tlireel , Iniiirh (nrilclw tlilu vui II. ul cnu In tho league standings and of Dickc, two were extra Inning aT fairs. " t I ..I I., T..tr t f. ,.!!.. i.i,.ir ul.-r-f Nolan Huckner, who seems to have' the Indian sign on Huker sluggers, in the Sunday game. The rcimilnd- ex of the team will lineup the same as last Sunday. IHg Crowd FYtim Hen! Willi the a Grande country elit bteam playing a return Inler- u i, , i ,.i. nL ..,. morning, the two spurting events In lho Cooper city arc expected to draw un exceptionally large crowd jot l,a Grande fans to the scene. I Tonight at 7:30 o'clock, a muss ting i,r business men and runs, will be held In the elty hsll lo ills- cuss rinuluiul troubles of the team. ItKAItS I'l.AY IH't'KS WAI.I.A WAI.I.A, June II (Hpe. rial) While l.a Orande is ut- templing to clinch the league flag ut Itaker Sunday. Walla Walla will be entertaining the Pendleton Hue karoos here; f 'nance of a vie. ' lory over Pendleton are bright, 1'luylng Manager Louis Heck re-- ports. The Jinx by which tho' Kuekaroos win every game on their noinc grounds Works botn ways. anil not ror a long time have they gono back to Oregon from Wulla Walla with a victory. Wheat Outlook For 73 Per Cent Crop This Year Production of 512,252,000 Bushels of Winter Grain Is Anticipated , by the Government. WASHINGTON. June 8 (AIM Production of 612.62.000 bushels of winter wheat this year Is In dicated by tho condition of the crop on June 1, which was. 73. 6 per rent of a normal, the department of agriculture announced today. Tho condltlpn of the spring "t " .. .... normal, compared with 80.8 per cent last year and 88.4'. ,J - C??,;.l,,.t?f 1, a "month ago, 479.oso.ooo im- cated front tho condition of the crop on May 1 which was 73.8 per. cent of a normal. Last year's production was 65: clpal producing region, was plaood ui siJ.joa.ouu uusnels on. the Juno.of ,,mvden- (.ul.tU)- WttlBO, Qoff 1 condition in those states of 71.7 ,, of 10 mm or. per cent of a normal. . gunljatlon has fixed on Immediate' A month ago. tho Indicated pro- . obJw.,lvothe blocking of Hoover's j ltlinhnln nnd thn rnndltlnn ul 70 iiorl Tho harvest of 1927 In thos.r states was diy.f.uuu uusneis and 'r . I...WI i ntwn ntiL- uhnt. notorized, the department report declared, by an Increase In (he prospective production of winter wheat, an ubnormally low condition of spring sown grain, ua-i fruit prospects i mil are muiuriuiiy put ter than last yeur. The report noled that the rather general rains that have occurred "Ince Juno 1 are not reflected 111 ! ,h '"V"'1- Local Realtors Hear Talks On V Fruit Sitllfttiorii Th KiHt uf ilciuaud.gilinost " v 1 completed for presenlallon beroro ' jibe convention resolution commit ; tee Is that the protective tarlffH The recommendation of a. de- jmust be. extended to agriculture In uj uiiiiiun piuiii un ii line Hoiuiioii iif tli fi-iill lif.iirnrliift iii'iililnin " .. ... . nery possibilities. I I Henry C. Cirelsel of the Ulue.l Mountain Krult Kxehunge was a Nllfllknr II lift (I lufl IMuOil tha huilnid f th flnhvrlniipe umi Pnnni-v i- A. Malboeuf. secretary of the Un- Ion county chamber of commerce was a third speaker relative to the (cannery problems and discussed the (part the chamber had played in an effort to bring the industry Into the county. , i d nincusMiou or -tne oesi ways to ouU the Invitations to the Jlome-Comlng Jubilee June 1tf HUli n took place and u com- mlltee of three, K. L, ThumpHon, jOWeu Williamson and George uichardson. was appointed to falthful andvHniu- on whvm nnd menn. Tiiovi""" Insurance policy. will make their plans known ' through the press. . , .. i - , WallOWa Lad IS ' , . , UrOWIiea III iJltCn WAM.OWA, Ore.. June 8 George Weston Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Itay M filer of Diamond I'riiirie. was drowned In the Irriga- t'fd"Hi that paiwes through lh- frotit yard of the Miller place i Tuesday evening about 7:30 " 1 'OCK. AI,ho,,rh his disappearance was i" "j i"'. and, his body was seen floating down the ditch and he was not In water to exceed five mttiotes. nil J efforts at renuHcltation were tin- avallinir. The little fellow was dragged beneath the surface of the water by the current us it imssed rilled with wuler. . A.MIDHSON I I.IMIN.M I D: l1ISII.lt WINS 10(1 UK AT Kiil.lHKIt I'lKI.I.', flllCAHO. 'June 8 (AI'I With 3H:r athletes from 7 universities and roil"gis competing in tho preliminary of the national collegiate Individual and team truck and field cbumn- lonship this afternoon. Sieve An derson, l.'nlversity of Washington fulled lo iiuallry. tripping over a' hurdle and falling In his heat. I Hracey. of It Ice Institute. Houston. I Texas, ciuulled tlio meet Iww-yuril record with a tlmo or a S-lo see- onds. Koster. Washington stutal, negro, won his century heat, do. featlng Jack L'lder, Notre JJunio flash. . - FARM RELIEF, DRY PLANKS TOBEURGED Republican National Con vention to Face Demand ; for Legislation - WOMEN ARRIVE TO BACK PROHIBITION Anti - Hoover Coalition Announces That If Sec retary Is Nominated, Support Will Be Given . KANSAS CITY, June 8 Al) The lino of buttle for the republi can nt-eslilentlul nomination stood nomination, tho combined strength . . tn7"m b,ned oppo8Ulon now ttre canvass- , ( nH?i.ns by which hey can prevent Hoover from gelling me necessary 645 nominating voles. Hoover men expect bOU on tho first ballot. CONVENTION KAKM, KANSAS CITY, Mtii, Juno 8 (A.P) A strong declaration for farm relief along the lines of the vetoed McNary-' llaugen bill will be asked of the , republican party under plans form ulated today by a group of leaders! In the movement. , -The indications are that' there will be.no uMeN'iirjrRHiigen bill or nothing" fight but the farm leaders will uwk for a declaration muklng, ll Unln the party pledgets Itself to giving agriculture .full heneflls of i urder that "rarmers may secure tne i.....fiu ..r nn .....i I.... t.1.irf (Continued on Page 4 Cafe Explosion Held Caused By Insurance Plot llOU,yvyool, Cnl . Juno 8 (Ai' An explosion which wreck ed the Itusslan Kaglo cufe, a pic-I turesone part of the night light of uiu nun coiony, injuren eiKiu per- sons and cuused u property loss of ' ?7&,M0 was ehurged by the uu - iiiuriiies unlay 10 tne uesire-oi one, mun to collect on a week old fill,- i nai ineory oi ino lire anu ex- .. i. .,,. r ., , iiunmii ..-(,, ,jr mi, , ,,t,,i, ... ..... ,.. j r,'.imii',i in uiu ui reL nisi I1IKI11 Ml I San l'-runiico of Mii liael J. To- (,,.,.. owner or u small girl shop on charges or having set a do.en ' or more fires on tho roof. Although these rira were ex- llliglllshed before they gained headway liy fire warden's Investi gators, uh-eady suspicious of the Intent behind them, the officers failed lo take Into account Hie gns iourlng( uut of two gas MH'tci-B. Am the tbousands of cubic feel of gas rame In contact with the flumes tliv blast resulted. Officials of Hie county fire warden's office hud b(!Vtl within,- mo place for h'uiiic time WOMAN FLIER HELD BACK BY BAD WEATHER f TltKI'ASSKY,. June 8 (,M') I''og and u light southeast wind prevented an attempt early loday to lilt the monoplane l''rlendHhii frifm tho harbor hen, mid start for Kurope. The three filers, Wll mei' stultK, pilot, IkiiiIs (lor'lon, mechunlc, und Miss Amelia I'Jar hurt. tiusHenger and relief pllol, slept late and It was not mull 7:30 ':''.l.','.l'.lV 8 "; "u"l.,M" daylight, that any of 1 h pi it left their bourdlng house. , - 'l HTIKH KIKLIl. K. Y.,Juno 8 (AP) The monouluno t'olumblu. I with MIsb Mabel Hull us passenger. will probably make a second al - tempt ut daylight tomorrow to fly from here to Old Orchard, Me., tho first leg of a trans-Atlantic flight. I WOMAN FLIER. -A I'nilauiitil by the fact that overy woman jiiUMiiptlng to fl across I ho Atlantic has failed and .all hut one lot Amelia I'iniiinrt, SO,. wliraefoiniHiny Wilbur Nliilta hi his flight, ifiinn Amrlca This liieplioio, by , Hetvieiit Cintii , Us IloMioii' hiiNMiti shows MImh Jirtuirt' jitNL iM'foro she t(Mk off from Hon ton' In the ligj mono plliiic''l',iiciiflHliip.'t EXECUTE 14 GIRLS IN CANTON, CHINA Arrested in ' Communist Raids, They Fae ' ; Death Bravely v , . l'KKINO, July 8 (ADVla Na val Hadio Tills city, formor seat of government of the northern till neo war lords was taken over by the nationalists at 10 o'clock this morning In an orderly manner. CANTON, China. June 8 (AP) Ko u it ee n girls a nd three stii ool boys, all arresteil in communist raids nnd described as confessed "Herls" wero executed today, Tho group died bravely, firmly announcing their belief that the fu- ..,,. u,,n,.nui, ,.f nninniiiniuin .1.1,1 uj((l(j y tu.r niHi-tydoui. j t- l l(;HII; .M.Alt Tli:.TKI. TIKNTHIN. Chlmi. June 11 f AI'I ... , .. . , . , , ., I'ightlng broke out today on the 1,..,,t, ,,r ll l'l.ll, l-lv,. lllinvn '" ' Taiigku. norlhwest of Tientsin. Tho firing was continuous and severo. All river traffic - was stopped. ' Two .lapanese steUmeiH. escorted l'al "l,-r wuy " ''m "om lungau wero com pelled lo turn back. im'mok rvi:itirn:i TIKNTHIN. June Jt ( A l' A ru mor perHtM that an American air plane lias been brought down while flying over the fighting urea near Koku on 1'alho but this cannot be confirmed. BASEBALL XATIONAI, I.KAfil'K It, ll. K. . '..:.,...;... 6 o I I'llllliilelpbln ' B 8 0 r.allei-leM: Mlake. flush and Hort nett: l'-ei-.'imriii, Mirl.iraw und Itavis. It. II. II. Pittsburg 6 7 I liimlon IP 17 I al(ories: Kremer, TniiHchcr and lleuisley; Itrandt and Taylor. It. H. V.. SI. Louis , 8 112 Now York i 3 8 0 l,i.)l.Uu- Ul ,l..l I YL'llu Han.es. Wulkor. Clurksou ami IJl'urrell. II. M. 8 ll B 2 ''inctnmiti .... r, .... 3 Urooklyn (II Innings.) Potteries: May. and Plcllilcli: ; Vance and Heberf y CAlil'K l A. Ml-; KHAN Washlngtoir at Chicago: lloHlon at Htarolt and Cleveland at New jVork, postponed, ruin Muscle Shoals Pocketed; Veto Validity Issue Senator Norris Holds that Action of Coolidge Does Not Kill His Measure; Up to Court. WASHINGTON. Juno I AP)- Prcsident Coolldgo has subjected I tho Norris bill for government op-1 oration of the nation's properties at I Muscle Hhoal to a pocket veto. i The ten days In which he could approve or disapprove tho mcaauro . oxptred at midnight last night leav-1 Ing it still without his signature. Although white houso and jus- tlce department orriclals havo poen reported as of tho opinion that tho. bill -thus automatically died. Hen-1 ator Norris, of Nebraska, who car- j rlod on a long and determined fight for tho legislation, chnllengod thol : .. . . y validity of tho form of, veto, BKISBANK, June (AP) (Hat- ' Senator Norris holds that con-1 urday) Tho Southern Cross at S gress la not In adjournment- In tho . ,, tojay (j p. m Kriday Pacific sonso of tho word as UBed by tho COMt ,lme) ,xpeted to land with constitution. Ho asserts that lnas- , an nouri ,t ,,,1(0,4. ;i much aa congress will meet next . .- ... ', December with the. same memboraj ' ' . , nnd officers the Muscle Shoals bill I BRISBANE, Australia, June ' bocamo a law last night at inld-!(AF) (Saturday) The mono night. j plane Southern Cross with its Aus-. I'p to Supremo Court triiltun-Americun crew of four men Upon tho question of tho pocket toduy approached the birthplace of veto, lho supremo court has never Its commander. Captain Charles ruled. A cuso Identical with that Klngstord-Smlth from the FIJI Is of Muscle Shoals la pending how- lunds while the heart of Australia, over, anil tho ruling of tho supremo beat In. sympathy with heroic ef- . rcourt upon It will apply, It 1b hold, .fort. - to Muscle Shoulk as well. Tho plane 'was "Itsa than 400 Mr. Coolldgo la known to have miles off shore ut 4:0 a. to., which . opposed the bill on tho ground that was 10:J0 11. m., of Friday on the ' It Involved an encroachment by the United States pacific coast. '' government upon the legitimate . , . ' t.. . v i : activities of prlvato business. In! tiHtwriAvl.- l.m. api -1 Th his message to congress. Mr. Coo- ,,21 , ' lldgo ha. uskod that tho govern- f07'y " r '! .. : """" proporty. Famous Radium Paint Inventor Doomed to Die 1 junii 11 1 aim ' Vli'U' Vlllll." The Now -York' Times sues iniliiv Ihai Dr. 8. A. :von Soshocky. ln.; olflc flight, threatened to cast, tho vontntr of the rudlum paint which history-making Journey from Oak Is said to have doomed five New lanl. Cnl.. to Australia, onto tllo Jersey womoii to slow death, In a f0' 'disaster' today, victim of his-own Invention. . The plane started from -Suva, Although the doctor was reticent Wands, yesterday afternoon to talk about himself marks of tho' w,,h prospects of fair sailing ahead. Inroads of illness wero plalirty evl-1 ! ne l"l n,llM t0 covor bf ,lontt I foro the four ' airmen, Captain , Ill's front teeth ure gone and Ills "hurles Klngford-Smlth . Charles ringers up to tho second knucklo "I"'' Harry-W. Lyon and James nro black, the rosult of radium. A Warner, two Australians and two count of white, corpuscles of his Americans, should see tho calm blood taken within the last two waters of Brisbane harbor. Tlwy munths disclosed only 4000 to the ' expected to cover the distance In cubic inllinilter. while u normal ""out 19 or 20, hours, .landing at person hus 7600 to 10,000, an ef-, Hrlsbuno nbout 8:20, Australian feet produced by radium poisoning, ne (2:30 p, in.. Pacific coast among other things. I tlmo). ' x - .- Tho radium first took effect on ' ' MW llaxl Wcwtlicr . Dr. Vun Soshocky In 1020 and only '. t . . . oeciiuso ul ills iiiinii.v io Keep uu iieeiiriilo scientific check on himself lias ho been able to withstand the; disease. Scvoral times ho has been forced to go to higher altitudes to recuperate In Wednesday's issue of The Ob server u picture of two of tho worn- on who are doomed to die because of rudlum paint, was eurrlul on the front page. Policemen Catch Burglar in Act . s POJITLAND, Ore, June 8 (AI1) Hearing Husplclous sounds In tho office of the Luxury kitchen, Hpe- elul Official William Hpencer eany loday called two policemen, who caught a burglar as ho was leaving the place. Officers reported find- Ing $140 cash and 43 checks on Hit man, who said ho wan iMiwarn A. Komafue, 3li. Uoiuuluo told of- fleers he served four years in mo Oregon state prison. "; Frustrate Attempt To Murder Premier TOKYO, June, I AP) Alert meiiibers of bis bodv guard today frustrated un attempt to ussassln- ate Huron (Jllchl Tanuku, premier or Japan. When tho premier arrived jif Uyono station a man In the clothes of u laborer trb'd to stab him with a dagger. The bodyguard pre - vented the attempt ami urresled Hie would-bo assassin. Huron Tun- uka wasnot hurt. Tho premier wuh en ruiitt. to rtsunomlyu to attend u meeting of his party, tho HOIyuuy. I 6 German Marines Killed BU Blast ' 1 1 '' Kl KL. (Germany. June 8 (AP) 1 Six marines were killed today hen I a mine exploded on board n mlno . Iia-Hr. V'tilir ulliiO-H Were initired 'rhe explosion occurred during mine lulling uiulieuvers ill Kiel hur- bor. PLANEtlEARS BRISBANE Oil LAST FLIGHT Southern Cross Sends Ra dio at 1 P. M. Announc ing Everything 0, K. ci? VITDI? CIWDHjf G Vfcttli ' VftMO, ARE ENCOUNTERED ' , Australian Bound Craft Fights Through Adverse Area Earlier Today on Hop Frorn Suva. "KverythliiB OK. I3xaotDosltloiiA ut present unknown.'1 (The time given l t p. m., Trl- . day, oil the Pacific coast.) . , KNOtH'NTKn SKVEHE STunMS SAN KHANCISCO, June AP A Htorlns, violent tropical disturb. unue, tht' putled an twisted and j bounee.d tho monoptune Southern I cross tnrougn tne worBt contort 1 tlonfl experienced, so tho filers said, anywhere on llio trann-h- Things , went smoothly until ' nltrttl fh 11 nitvftlftnjul Ihn nluM. then . , - - . ' ciimo tho message from Hadlo Man Warner's Instrument Buying, "Wo uro running Into bad weather." It gave their position s being ap proximatoly 426 mllos - out from Suva, altitude 6,000 feet. - Kndto operators along tho coast udded the Information that tho plane's signals wero "swinging . badly" Indicating mat tno cratt was ldlng roughly, Nothing was said about the tensity of the storm until 11:26 p. m plane time, (10; 2 6 a. in. Friday t'acific coast time.) Then flni auld, "We didn't want 1 lo worry anyone, whilst we arc In I It, but for the lost two hours we 1 have battled the worst weather of the whole fllirht at 7,(H)0 feet. jullVy ruins, bumps, gave us sev- crili drons over 400 feet at a tlm A 8(rlea of mean tricks on this last stretch Hrnlthy and X are noi through hut as soon as moonup unj nd flying end wo will eat unj have a shot of emergency WhlHkey. Am too cold to write. more. Will senil later, uncena. Wo will bo O. K." ,' Mcssago Not ClM-orlng About that time a radio message was Intercepted nt Honolulu, It cume from Sydney, Australia, and was broadcast for tho filers' infor million. The word was not cheer- Ing. Jl was that they "must ex pect ouo or two repetitions of tho storm experienced at 7 p. in., wltn 'Sharp squalls from southeast, ruin during lho next couple of nours be fore wind seitles to steudy south- . west 1 it was not long .before the piano struck Its next storm urea.. at 11:41 p. m., plane time, a hulf hour or so ufler reporting that they wero rlylng south or South New Culudlu and about 770 miles from Suvu, the rllers opened lllelc wireless key prohuhly to send tlielr postllon re port. lli.illn min,iillnn. nn utmra h.-l, r,l signal "Southein Crors," und I then heard the plane's generator slilek wildly upward," the signals 1 were rendereil buroly audltuble and ii.n ,,., oui altogether. Kor tlm. was roared that the planu .lul.l l,Di... nluuva,! inin lh HniL f0. tnu Increasing pitching of the (.Continued on Page Three)