La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 21, 1928, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TWELVE PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE Mttfo Bmtt C I T Y EDITION WEATOEIi ' OHKOON: Fuir tonight and Krl duy; wnrtiiPh In the tnterlor Fri day; somewhat lower humidity. as. VOLUME XXVI. Mt)MHEIt ASSOCIATED 1'nKSS IJK GK'ANUE. OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 11)28 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 266 MRS. M LEAN S CLASS GROWS MUCHLARGER Instruction Given Yester day to Moie Than 200. at Cooking School MANY ENTRIES IN BAKING CONTEST Winners of Prizes to Be Announced 'Tomorrow, at Close of Observer School. v l'ICOMt.VM lOlt I KIDAY Ai'i i:hxoo Aftcni'jon Ilt'li1sliini-ii(s Moldol crab sulud Artichoke club rundwichcs Loe roll dessert ", ... . -I-'rozen fruit salad Iced Mexican chocolate loo box rolls Cheese pin wheels , A total of Al entries In Ihe bak ing ci.'iil'st nl Thi Observer's eook liiy t-xdiool- luui. Ikh'U miiilu when tho t lii til al'lcrnooii MVisltm ol un der uay tit 2:110 o'clock, takes, pics uud mils were - entered hi various clnsses. 'Hie j initio if will be done tills afternoon by Mrs. Mc Iiiii, usd.slctl by Mr.-. R it. Mey ers mill Ales. J lurry Wagoner inn) announcement of uu arils will be made in Hit' closing bussluit toinor vow nl'tcriloon. ' , If u liosto:;H can talk anlmi-.:edly on ,the newest , H. O. WWIs novel or tho Jul est Hvlutrix neiiKUllon while she is worrying about what's In the-oven then she bus mus tered the Waterloo to good hostess-ship. Till Mia. 1Mb Halley .Mclean told an inctivLttiiiKly large uudlence ut The Ohscivyr'a Kree Cooking School ' voslordav durlmr a second HUceosMlul al'lernoon of denioiiHtra-I tions and suggestions t li s time de voti'il to Ih'ii kind of (.muilulninw lliiil In undoubtedly tlu. moBt..fu UUUtll JilHt (l (l!illjfi; rh Whlt ll' Hit-' oiluv cuutilo or 'ho bus liocn ussked in. It limy sound stm pic bill uvory liousowlro knows U Is r.ir from tliut. And lit-'CiuiHC tho achoo! yi-atorduy was di'votoil ,lo Ihiwe small dinners which t'onrront ovt-ry housowlfo ho orien, und tio. bcL-allHW Mia :M J.fjin nfi-LfnU'il such sound hiikkch- lious, cvi.ry. woman ut the eooliinu HiMool ycsli'idiiy liuld nipt uttcn lion. - It wuh us though Mis. Mc Lean had el.anniMl them to coin pteto ubsorjilion just UH H rallied palutei would churiu u Kioup or url lovors. ' ilnif Thaii 1100 Those who came to the opening or the Hiool 'luesday ealli'. yester oay und bruUKht with them their Ili' KlilioiH unil trlends, swcllillK the altendanco well last 2liu. In tho l.tt li- -hiiins or cunveisation that row (liniim- drier cessations or th nroi:rani8 one frwiupntly heard "Hhe's so pruclical." II upieulH lo l.u (iraiioo womenfolk 111 lar-llcuhu- that' her valualilo suitBe.'i liuns meet the means of the aver uko housi!Wifo. Mrs. .McLean In sei'vlliB her din ner i in- lour yeslernay Knve more ullcnUon lo table service than Hlio naluralty did on tho previous day when the buffet supper wus shown, till sensed tue current of Inter est uuioilK the listeners us she took up too ort-dlaputed illestlons of sett:n the table. Mrs. McLean ad vocates, briefly, these, thincs: I s li fl-hunded Hervice; don't put liny more bIKoiwiuc or platowaro on the table than is necessary; have your tables attractive and balanced and above all, be the cliurinlns (Continued on Pane 61 MENEFEE FIRM DISPOSING OF LOCAL PLANT (WiANCU: HAM.. June iM'fKpe-cl..)-Tl.c L. Ii. MeiMjffe Lumber company of J'orllnnd, owner oT the While Pine Rox nnd Lumber factory-located ut Lone Pine in this district, is gruduully disposing of tho buildings, machinery, lumber. cM-'.. at, the plant. The slock of luinbT wus disposed of some time ago nnd sales of parts of the p'anl have' conttnucct ever since the mill closed about two ycuis ago. The 1 dry ki n was .recently so m 10 m .( Minddard. of the foddard Lumber , eompunv. of Hake.-, and it has been moved to Ihe plant there. Jacobs and Hefji. of Union, nur chased me, Krti ciain nnd big boiler. Tlie I chain bus been torn down nnd bus been pa i tly moved to Union, but the bolter has not ben taken uway yet. The machinery out of the fac tory Is nil sold, purls going to d f fennt lumber inunuiurtuiers all over t'u. country. Although the bulk of the property hue been sold. according to 11. W. Herett. or Oiande who has been the care - taker for the i.ist two years, theii is Mill con-ddoruhle to bo disposed of In udtlltton to the factory build- ing 2 acres of ground the gar - mre ,,n.i n, nfti. luitbllntf there are probubly .f.n lumber pile hot- tom8 left to s'e:i. , . Employment In Northwest Now At Peak, Report Harvest Work, Highway and Construction Proj ects Arc the Chief Sources. ; POBTLAXD, June l!t (Sneelnl) Employment In Ihe Pacific north- went is now at Ihe season's peak, more people now being at work lhan at any ttmo during the your, according to tho 41Y employment letter, published tuduy. Berry pick ing,' bumll fruit harvest, highway and general "construction work, rou pled with tho usual pre-Pdurth of July activity of the logging und I mn Iter manufacturing Industry are the chief sources of current em ployment, the letter said. Quoting froin tho 4L report: "Benorts from many of the fir lumber producing districts Indicate Hint the shutdown fur the Fourth will he longer than usual, the re ! cent curtailment of production ul- I i'okiIv Im villi' hull it t1 f rrnni mr nf feet on the lumber market, Sev- eral lnri?o luRt;inK couceniH have shut down durhiK the past week, Wlw n fellow tr-ucket-s approached and many more are planning t" 10 xuvne or tho accident, Mr. Hiun uloKo Saturday, Juno 23. I mack was dead. hlH body badly "Railroad, highway and con-1 (.runhort by the timbers. He was Mlruction work are ut present thot , Qi the trIuk Uluf W11S drv- laiKO Hourcea of .new jobti for un-h Hkllled labor, of which there is atlll it MurpluH but not nearly uu great tin iiuh,mvl'ii uic cast;. Uerry and fruit picking und nf- ritiated cuniieriea ure uctive. Klsh- iieriea ure active. l'lsh-Jnnvp Lower Columbia river to get under way' ' lug on the is beKlnuiiiK Band Concert To Begin Promptly At 7:45 Tonight'MUTINY ABOARD Keverul new . popular .numbers will be heard ut tho second out door concert , of tho l.u Orniide municipal bund to be given tonight. Thoso popular and novelty num bers are always a feature of tho , band programs, and are used prin-.j clpully for encores. Much favorable comment has been heard on the new band stand, It .now brlnx liowilbWi for ovvryonu to 8i;u und . heur the. bund. -to ud- vulitiiKo. A finely balanced program bus been urranged for tonight's concert and with the advent of warmer weather u record crowd is expect ed. The program will start prompt ly ut 7:45 and will last approxlm- utely one hour and a quarter. Con-! rt.....wl l.u tl... .(lu nf .IB .ML- .uunuiuu -.v, u, , j,a CJi-unde. Fine Al ls Building Workers in ; City .MIhh 1.:iiiih laiiiuu'lf unil' MIbu Kmlly Murshull, both ot- Portland, uitIvimI In l.a urandi' limt niKUt for a visit here in llio interiMn oil ,,. irin.t Aius biiildlnir at the Lnl- v..ruliv nf rirniron. 'I"hnv are 8i'(d( InB help 111 flnancliiB the structure and will be here today and tomor row ut'iuiu v Uend and then Kouthern OrcRon. sum namnier " .afire. Kend linlnertlale ass) .lance." the eannwiBli outside of Portlalid ri lor tn th(!- ,.., fl)r ,10,, ,,e and the two women will visit al- 1 (.,.ist,,. t a (,.0,ck Ul,H lnMs ,.. umnl and interes ed friends o the , c,ovp(I thp tollowiK llu.HH,,Bt,: unlviTslty while in this eily. Imy I ;..sltunUon HO,.,us. . Ask onrllont. are.woiUli.K out of the oflleo 01 ., I)f olKht men udl. ,1Ilt,.h. aim. H. V. l.erlinBer. ol Pol Claud. hut U) ,,.ineeroUH, Mutiny and a rcifcnt of the university. j ,0,,1.,Km .,.. Passenucrs They report that they are "early I in sight ol their goal and hope to complete their work on their pres ent tour of the state. Ordinance To Be Acted On, Later At u ipth-t meeting of the city commisl(in held in building last night, ...M..i.it.:. routine mut - .. ...... . Iiucliuui.il iintl H I Ml MISPU ..'. .MiitM.ivtno- transfer nicn to repori urrmiis anu i eniOV- ..iu ii mill iioin tin; ritv. was con Ui,i,.r..i ..nil laid on the tubio until .. h.t.-r meetlntr. Kcuding of the city mannger's weekly report and the ordlnance dtscussfon was followed , by ad juurunicnt. . Tremors Continue j To Terrorize Mexico IXPAHO. Tex., June 21 (AP)- : larilH iiiiinea i-i-w---' .u.. .-i-.Lit ..f r.ivli.tw.o In oaxueu. Mexico, u here havo re(.on,(.( Jn , t fvW duy!L chaienhnu. a ,nttiv ..mrnired fi( . ilfirinir the treinoiB. AH houses In - f'hiil- ruhuu were destroyed und the in huhititnts fled for their llvec to mountains, according to disputchi-s from Me-xlco City. ftre chief and enthusiastic sports ' WASHINGTON, June II (AP) man. who contributed largely in The sfesiiiograph ut Georgetown the formation of the league hero. ; university l.eirun reKisiermn chum- :,tiuke shocks ut 5:6ti o'clock today ! Hnd continued to reglstej for four hours. The shocks were of J -considerable intensity" reaching their maximum at 6:30 o'clock. Tho dlstunce away was cstiinuted Wver 7000 miles. ut TRUCK JUMPS ROAD; DRIVER IS CRUSHED Bill Hammack,: of Enter prise, Dead When Oth ers Approach Wreck riNNED BENEATH LOAD OF TIMBERS Accident Occurred at 5 . . . m. . . i O'clock This Morning a mile and a Half from Lostinc Hummuck, about 45 or CO yearn of age. wus utmost Instantly killed tlits morning ut 6 when a truck . lie wag o'clock driving si limed from the road near Los- tine and ovei turned, pinninff him beneath a loud of logs. fmm Holl(h Kork8 to tna (oa ,,nR (Iepot. He wuh u mile and a ,)r rrom tho u.Pot whei tho fatal uccldent occurred. ' '(.;nuirmun worn; i T, .n..v.i thnt thn truck may! Vice chulrmHn. ltulph K. Wil- Jl(l u rock . vervluff tho llama, Oregon; Mrs. AlvUi T. Ilert, j w,R,e,s un( preventing' tho driveriof Kintucky; Daniel K. Pomeroy. fyom Iegu(nlug control of the ma- New Jersey. . ,...,, Ult - or-vtiK? tho -i.i.... t ti,iw, m nvoit Ihn wreck. Mr. Huminttck was a rcsmeiu ul lliitcrpilsi', w hcru he Ib Mirvlved by a Hon unil olhor routivts. ,. LINER IN PACIFIC 1 Australian Ship Jcrvis Bay Radios Call for Help to Cruiser COLOMHO, Ceylon, Juno i ,nn !!. .1,,. Il eonimnn- coinmnn- i1 ..i . . i... ;weiliin liner -"' "'y,. ' lOl.lOO .... ...o. ...... that there was, a mutiny alioiinl.'. 'r" ' . . . ,nL ' . n.un II1C UUXIIliMV MtBIIIlIt!! .Tlllin. 1 "- . In I hi. I .iivii "'in ,",,c,t" " rafiu n, unil hriiiir the liner to 1 Colombo. The lilitlsb crliwnr Mlilenil'lBe yGHtRl-lliiy received a wlrelOBa lueBH HKi! from the Jervbj Bay. which lert Adelaide on June 11 for l.nn iloli. BlatlnK that the vosael WHi havilli; trouble with "eipht desper- ;to Mvwiiwurs.' Kfforta after (I . t.wl'iv I . . ... .. j..v3 Bv I. . - . railed. It was feared that the ves- ( I"1' 1 was In the hands of mutineers. I III! ITillHt'I rjimiiiim -( ibis wireless message from the Jur- vis Ttiiv at ut 1 tii-- i a. ;n. today:. Threatening to set ship ....., ,.1 rnardl on men by volunteer passenKerM. Hpceilily assist me. Due t.'ololnlio Monday morninK." j:i.i:otiuc IUN .MKtiT. PORTLAND, Ore., June 21 (AP Agriculture is taking -sti-ps to follow the lead of Industry and the home in utilizing electric power for lis own economic nenermeni. 'l" Jurmne 01 uregon siun made this statement ad- dressing the annual meeting of tho " iurwiw . . HiRt'i n u- ussociutlon here. Kystems oi accounting -used Ity power com- ' Panics were discussed loduy. t Tle -3 (Ml delegates thffe ufternoon turned to golf. Union. County Izaak Walton League Organized; Murchison Elected Head A ITnidn County 7.uuk Wulton h-Mgue, afflliHlcd with the Izuatc Wulton League of Amerlcu, wus or- ganized In La' tlrnnde lust night ut meeting of A'.i sportsmen with J. A. Cushmnn. of Chicago, flebl rep-rei-entatlve of the leugue.. In addition tn those In attend ance from Lu (irunde and vicinity. wverHl Union sportsmen were nresenl and ulso became chart er members. A president and ferre tary win elected and latcr! on the uppointment of five directors will complete the orcantr.ation. Miin-ldM-tt Klcitl I Charleei o. Murchison, 11 Grande wus sencieu us Finwu-ni. it. j. K- WoodeM. also of Lu Grande, uus elected secretary, - No definite arrungepients hHvi been mude for meetings but this will he decided on at auturo ses- sion.' I .Mr. Cushiuan, wbj has organized WORK NM1ED CHAIRMAN OF REPUBLICANS Secretary of Interior Will Resign Post Before End of June RALPH WILLIAMS IS VICE CHAIRMAN Fort, of New Jersey, and t al r i xr 1 INUU, 01. umu, lNcuaeu Secretary and Treasur er, Respectively. , WASHINGTON'. June 21 (AP) Secretary of the Intorior Work to- nay wuh lornuuiy uppruveu ui 'chairman of tho republican nation-1 al committee by a sub-commmce j numed by the Kunnus Ctiy conven- i lion to corner wun necretitry riuwv er on campaign plans. Other ofri cera numed in u slate made public bt-foft the convention nlo were uproved. ' fter u meetlnp lusting an hour and a half, tho executive commit- toe announced the Holootlon of the j followim? officers llaniii. OreKon: Mrs. AlvUi T. ilert. Kianklln W. Kort, New Jersey, secreiui y. Jusoph H. Null. Ohio, trousuror. WOKIv TO ItliU WASHINGTON, June 21 (Af, SocietHry worn unnounceu tl at he would resign the Interior cubiniV- post before tho end of Juno In order to conduct tho republican national campaign for which he bus been made nullonul chnlrmun. Baker Moose Join In Local Meeting i A delegation oi iiuu h . mm. ' ' . r 1... lituge memoers muim m.ivi local moose ' m. t.. m.iiu nir unuullin bora hint niltht lit tho now- ciun- ,.,. seven candlduleu worfr . . .. ., " ,.,,, thB u..niii ttmo u-us soent in dancing., ItefreshmentH wore seived. . Il.i.ulnu. C lwu,, nn lii loiiifiitiniillilU'im Of hl ll ' "' ",,J 1 I lodKey exiiresaod tlielr delight the uteady sruwth of the order. Pendleton, Local ' w.o.w. To Picnic Mi-mherS of the Woodmen of the I World and their families here are, i.,,ii,,,i,, ,..111, keen pleasure iuinl nicnic Sunday. June 24, at ... . 1 .a Meaeham with the Pendleton lodge. 1 1 1111 1 1 iui n Him unii ' ivndleton lodge Is an unusually strong order, having about. bOO members and Its offlcem liave sent word hero l hut they will have a large representation . On hand and are expecting a big ami enjoyable day. with games, conliihts und plc nicldng. . , " 'Many l.u flrande 'membcra flnn to attend, it will be an ull-doy iiffalr. Mrs. Eugene O'Neill Will Seek Divorce NKW YOltK. N. YV Juno 21 ( AP) Mrs, Kugene O'Neill, wife of the noted pluyrlght, today an nounced she hud engaged counsel und was pluunlng a trip either to itcno, iev or Sonora. Mexico, lo ooiain a divorce, Hho suid her counsel und her had arrange! lo . husband's lnyi iiir.iiiiJiio if. iiiu- .v..... or their child ren. anu xnni sur would seek the divorce on grounds , wf desertion or lucomputamitiy. rso other1 woman would be named, she sn-ld. ' t niimeroiiH leagues In this, state and Washington In tho last two months, wus one of- the mulu speakers of the meeting, which was held ut the Kueu.iuwea Inn. Mr. ughmun ex plained the purpose of the league i and went into some of tho nctiv- J Itles. Including the . Meur lllver : legislntlon for the ccnversulton of ' wild ducks, which whs recent 1)1 signed .by Prejdd'-nt "oolldfce. He ulso touched upon the siluutlon In the Malheur hike country, and In diiyt'ed thut this might be tit ken op by the league. , A. Wright, Union di uggr-st and ruber of the stale game commis sion, also fpoke, explaining the. fish rack sit out Inn In 'uthcrin creek east of Union. Cnmddernbt'! dismission followed Hnd Mr. Wright said thut chungen may result In this mutter. ' Members of tbl newly formed , league today expressed appreciation (to the .sacajuwea niunugement Tor furnishin,' u meeting place. NOT POLITICS N, this Isn't a calch by l'tvshlcnt t ; Homo aviator hooked between hos. in if; hi have Ikhmi cuuhi In tho Im : 4il politics and aviation off Stratford Pro . .Leading Field One Below Par m.vupiA i.'t i.'t n fitif 'Afii Jlne .n (AI) Henry Clucl, dark hu(ie(1 yoiln HtIuUord. Conn., pro- R.BHlo,ml, shot out In front of the nil(ionu, op(,n L.humpioJ3hlp f.eld today with u sensational ?o, one under pur for the first lii-hole round of the tournament.'. Clucl wus out In even pnr, S5, but chipped one off -perfect 'figure to inaUo the Incoming journey in the same total.. Tho youngster Wus steadiness itself, e(iiullng 1 ar ex actly on 18 of the 18 holes.1, bag ging three blrdiod and golnu- over pur only- twice. , . John Golden, .bulky pro from rutlerson. duel's, purtner, wus only slightly les.t billllnnt,. talcing 3(l-fi0 for , . . J , Kiiuully pnr over tho treacher ous No. 4 course, , Loonuid Kchmutte, of JJniii (Jbto, turned in a curd or 30-8571. Hobby Jones, twice former Holder of tho - . ' .' . ' ,...; ....,'i.i DUlUlf, (IUMHUll'tl Ilin 111 MH u..l.n'n ui.nt'j. nf 1 't i it lii Itn Ilia tilncn a" v v 1 7 l" 1 amoiiK the leaUrH. , Kill l.iu li. Phlladclplilu. 'M up - among tho leadoiu with 72; n. Baker Planning To Build Hotel Costing $260,500 Ml, June 2 I The ' r "'"P"M' x""" " T ; clion Of Halter's new $i;9.5U0 hotel on Main street and Auburn uveuue was launched nl a lue.cting of the executive committee ut IKU!i Main utroel Tuesday night, when l''red Hull wus .elected chitiriiiun of the group. 'omdderablt Work und planning has ulreiyly. been .com pleted, i , ' Tho total-cost of tho hotel, which will contain hi) giW-st rooms Includ ed thn (OKt or the tot. JM, , und uIko the rurutiibinKS und all 6tlieri expenses. Mk'tddes the guest rooms, all of which will contain baths, a. lurgo cafe, coffee shop, sinicious bull room, baniitt room for civic clubs und ftevcral smaller private I dining rooms, will be provided. Amelia Ear hart Shops in London i fAP)-Miss. LONDON. June '. I Amelia liailiurt went Hhi intri. MKaiti today in company with Mrs, i" I eu'TieH. ii iien,, rtiun?"i im. h-ans-Atlitntlc flight nfthiv Kriend ship, while a crowd stood vainly In ri nril of her tnli.t in n i IZZ lltf rain honing to catch a. glimpse of the young woman who flew the At lantic. Miss Karburt already hud bought u thousund dnlla.ru worth of clothes but neiMis some more. Hhe has been proceeding with her shopping si ien( irtcally. buying iieceHHury frocks first and then doing mis cellaneous purchasing. OIL LA.NDSIItUM OILS t IIKLKNA. Mont., June 21 (M) lr.C. M. Lunstrtim, repuldtcnn national rommltteernan from Mon tana, died suddenly in bis office here last night, lie was fH years of ago and cuuie to Montana in 1S!5. IUNTICI-; .MrM:ni; in itr fULKM", Ore. Justice T. A. M Juno 21 (AP) Hrlde, nf the Ore gon court. Is confined to his houm for n fnw iIuvm with- n milliitered rlb. cut on tho head nnd bruises as a result of sn automobile accl- dent on the Pacific highway near Amity. Wednesday aftemon, Mrs. McBride was not Injured. OR AVIATION on 1 til if o nor Is It tho prlxo Hint lust a nit' moss of rishr-Hlint nndc tcriltory that owU" I ho fro lit iMigo todtty.. OREGON INDIAN WINS MARATHON Flying Cloud Crosses Fin ish Line at Grants Pass Today - GIIANTH PASS, June Kl.(AP)- One hundred und sixty-seven hours' and flfty-ono minute out of. Ban ubout him but no definlto tnfornm Kruncisco, Mylng Cloud, Karook tton whatever has reached hero and entry of the Oregon t'avo Men inthero was no confirmation of yes tho Uedwood nmrathon, breasted terdny'ti ruinor that lie wtis down tho tape at .th finish line here at on the pack lce; j,. 10M0 this morning. He came in strong, finishing- at tt rua through a street lined with thouaands of puople who had waited, slnco luto , vuMt I'l-ilii v fni h Im arrival. j'rinceus" uouwoou rtinpirn wue waiting with u blanket and us Kly In it ('lunl ci-nHMffl thn tlnn.t shi kissed liliu, tho fivst to greet him J Klylng Cloud Is a hero today for ho b-rt his ncurvut competitor, MellUti. the aged Xunl, S'd miles to tlm rjir. That V hut riyliKT Cloud had plenty of reserve wus shown by his final burst of speed Into the city, tho lust milu being clipped off In five minutes and 12 seconds. , When tho first prize money wus (presented to Klylng Cloud, lie I picked a gold pleco from tho i bucket, put It between his teeth und then nodded his approval. It I was probably tho most money hot I. ...I I I t.. 1.1b .. I time. Last year ho took his ond prlxo and bought a pew auto- mobile. LONGEST DAY FINDS PRISON MARK AT 705 HAL KM, Ore., Juno al (AP) Today, the .longest duy of the year, .fhi. tir.i.nhtllt .r dirt all. In ts.ti I t.Jl - I tlury reuched the highest mark in the history , of the pi ison. The resist ry showed 7lf prisoners, j - The situation Is tho reverse of thii usual experience,-which is thut populullou deel fuses In the sum mer. .Supeilntcndenl Jlunry W. Meyers said that pructlrully nil Inmates are employed and that housing Is taken rare of. by the additional 'dent which missed futul conse dormttnry iccoiitly made from thoj'iuences only by the smitn of for- old kitchen. jtiiiie. rive cars luden with logs, r : I plunged off tho grade of the O. . , Robber Killed And . nf. . , , itl UIV MX UUMtUlCU PILOKNIX, Arl.. June It I ( A V) ' , , . j " I h i ' nunv ui ui v.i..m. iii- ..n cashier of the bunk of Arizona. blanch at Clurkdnlo todtty shortly , after t he twjo hud held tip tho In stitution ami uttempted an escape with $r0.'Mjo lout. The money was recovered. Chanfe Peking To "Peipinff" Report SHANGHAI, June 21 (AP) The u-itiol a list government pot It leal council loduy decided to change the name of Ihe hlstnrfc Munchu I'liin capital Peking to Pelptng, meaning "northern peace." PliAMl TUltNS OVKH G K A NTH PAHH. June 21 (AP) After circling Ihe crowds watch ing tho finish of tin Uedwood mur- athon. t ho commercial ulrplunc, nlloted bv H. It. Adams, of ItOMO- burg, with Carl Wlcvesfck, of Port- lund as pussi nger, turned Com - ph-teiy over when binding. Although the pluno was dumuged neither of tho filers were hurt. . Nobile Cheered By Provisions; Sends Message No Further Word Is Re ceived as to Fate of Ro ald Amundsen, Missing Since Monday. Copyrighted I02H by A. IV KINGS HA.Y, Hpltxbergen, Juno 1 (Al') Cheered by the li5u pounds of provisions dropped yes terday upon his cump off Northeast lund hy Major Maddalona, Clen eral Umberto Nobile - today sent further radio directions for tho res cue of his strunded party. . The general und the flva men with him, who have been short of food and In difficult straits since May 26, when the dlrlgtblo Italia, met with disaster on Its return from the north pole, wuh In wireless communication with the base ship Oittu dl- Milano concerning the present situation. lie gave some Instruction nbotit what further procedure Is to be followed In rescuing his party and guve details as to what were the conditions on the Ice where he is stranded und the exact position of his camp. . rutofiil tit Mudilalcna - Before giving these directions concerning tho rescuo plunH, how ever General Nobile expressed his gratification of Major Maddalena und thq nsslutant pilot of the Soviet-1 Marchottl-56 as well as to Major Mercuntl, director general of the Italian uvlatlon denurtment. who J organised the relief expedition und guve up Ills sent In 4 he plane so .'that more fuel tnlghb be carried. In fact the first words of Noblla's message wore.: ' "I kiss and embrace the two filers und Morcanti." No News From Amumlsrn There ws no fuMher news to day regarding Konld Amundsen, the famous explorer who took off from Tromsoo, NorwViy, on Monday night und has been missing since. There were all kinds of speculation ,,nie wees uno weumer wnien . has prevulled ut BplUbergon today wan sucooeded by loggy conditions which It -wuh., feared would prevent MnJor Amdditlenu. from Httfrtlniriuui hhuiii m wwvh' ".m' ITT Hattn?'ot 3.Ur ;..bi (Continued on pugc 7) Travel To Lake Crater Passes The 5000 Mark MBOrOltD. Ore., June 21 (AP) Travel to Crater lako nutiouul park this season passed tho 6 (too mark yesterday according to Hu- perlntendent C. G. Thomson. Nine- ty por cent of the travel has been In Clu-s from east of tho Mississippi a.lutti Uapnlnfnrn ItWntrnn unit I'll). sec-jrornla led In tho number of curs, All of the roads in tho park with (the exception of tho rim nro now I, open and It Is expected t'o be open Inot later thun July 10, An exlen jslvo program of roud und trull Im- prnvement will .bo carried on this I season, requiring thn services of two resident civil nnglneers, who ure now on tho Job. A force of eighty men Is now employed in this work. ' Professor li. T. liuminett of tho University of California, bus been J amUtnva as park nuturullst and will arrive today to assuuio his duties. Klamath Accident RipsO.C.&E. Rails KLAMATH KALLK. Ore., June I AP) In u logging train accl- I At li. railroad I it miles rust of Kimti kums mi ripped p a ecirtion of steel last night I wo curiouos or ik uvci iui ii.-o j (MM Oilier luree reiuumiUK upriKHi.. I l'ortunutidy nono of tho train j vn.w impnened to bo on tho cars i , . . to bo a spreading rail. Truffle wus resumed over tho railroad lo duy. Gales Carry Grain To ML Hood Summit PORTLAND. Ore., June II I (AP) Ktlff gules coming from Liistern Oregon bring kernels of wheat from that district to the crest of Mount Hood, Hurry Conwuy who led three Portland boys to the summit, reported on his return to day. Conway said he found kernalM nf when! In the snow In various nluces Ut il.r.au feet. WATCH NNATCIUIK SHOT PORTLAND. -Ore.. June 21 (AP) Dashing through the street near the police station today, Philip Kruntz. who hud seized a watch from a trny in a loan offic pursued by two policemen wuh und when i-Ysna durted Into u sluirwuy 'one or me omrers ureo. wouno- ting him lu the hund. UrnnU said he plunned to sell the watch to get 'food und niodlcul treatment. OREGON ,11 EN ROUTE TO CONVEtmOII Democratic Delegates Pass Through La Grande Today houstonTressed V UP FOR CAUCUS Reed, Sniith;, and Hull Campaigns Launched in Texas City Preparing Mammoth Coliseum y Bound for Houston, the mecca ' tho democratic party just now, the democratic delegates to the n- tlonal convention from Oregon were a on a special car on train No, 24 this morning and took a breath of . G run de Ronde vulley air at.the de- , pot us the eustbound passenger stopped. They were Joined by At- xv torney W.. M. Peterson, one of the delegates, ut Pendleton nnd hJmo by Compton I. White, of Clarks . Kort, Ida., a delegate :- from the ''. neighboring state, who came down H from Hpokune. The Southern Ida ho delegation wilt swell the party '; ;- at Hoiuo and : other cars will be udded; at Ogden. Then ut Kansas City a special train, of the finest new 1'ullmans will be made up by the P. and will bear; the west ern delegates and twoars of Smith' boosters -from New York' to -the convention city.: ,. , ' ' .. : Lielegutes ure anticipating 'with keenest pleasure their: part In the- v trip from Kansas City to Houston that wlM-bring , representatives to- ' gether from both seaboards of the nation.' -" Attbrlfey'r E,' Carson."ol Port- '. laud, who. has boen lit chaTe of the smith campaign in Oregon Was apvr pnrently In charge of the group, this morning though no formal or ganization hud as yet been formu. , luted, delegates wwre becomluir llnmiiiited with the pleuant infor-; mtillty that la known irhapa only to travelleii. ; - , v ? miVKTON. Tex..- un 1 VAP)- Houston , today stnrted liuttlns on . Its bout drcsS for the demoeratio natloniii political party, Just five ; days awuy.- Burly, arrlvala found ; docorators apeklng bulldlnga wlth ' ,; btintlni;, the star.i and stripes and the lone star fluK of Texa,, while window's und store fronts dlsulay-- cd Houston's convention flag, two , stoors lookiiifr wonderlngly at the. passers-by uud miylng: "Me tool" CIooi-ro II. Van Numee. pre-ooi. ventlon manoRer for Oovernor Al fred 10. Kniith today opened the Hmltli headquarters, In the name' hotel where Senator James A. (leed oened bis office several duys. iikii. ..:..-. .1 ... . Itcpi-esenttitlve Cordell Hull Is a guest at the same hotel but has nut opened UeudqUurterB, The onnesiieo " eonnrossman strolls : about tho hotel lobby standing liKht'ln tho midst of his heudquar, -tern. ; , -. Senator Iteed was the first to fuir. vertlsn on. a lur'Ke scale. A banner on the hotel announced ., "Reed, licadiiuartors" and unotber on the. : Inside advised t l-eadors " Win with Heed." . . ' .. i ' ' ' I'-lulsbliiK touches were ibclnir. pliiced on the blK coliseum where' . (Continued on Pane 4: BASEBALL NATIOXAIj i.kagi; (hirst Guinc) K. H. K.' New York .. 9 13 0, Boston , 4 6 1 Butteries: Fitalmmons 1 Hnd O'l-'arrell: John Cooney, It, Smith, - Worta and Hpoherer, Urban. . (Second Game) . It! II. K. New York 1-6 0 Boston 3 0 0 Butteries: Benton und llogatt; Dcluney und Taylor, " (I'Mrst Game) U, H. K. St. t.ouls j ..' 1 a I Chicago S fi 0 Butteries: Mitchell uud J. Wil son; Bluke and llartnett, . -; f Ui H. K, Clnclntiall 0 11 I Pittsburg . i.....ti. 4 1 1 0 Butteries: Muv. Jubtonowskl, und 1'l. lnlr-h: Hill. Kuusell, Mlljua uhd Smltlt, Hut graves. AMi KicAN i,i;a(;i i: (I 'list Game) HI H. K. Detroit 3 8 3 Yi. Louis .:. 8 1 1 '(I Batteries: Chit.. It. Smith. Hollo way ami Woodall; Crowder, Blue hol ler and Munton.' ( (hirst' Game) , H. H. K. Chicago 2 8 0 k'levehind . 4 7 t j Butteries: ThomuH and Berg; Miller. Hudliit and Myutt. ( Kirst Game) It. H. K. 0 9 0 4 7 0 and Cochran; Philadelphia . . ......... New York ...i.. Biittertes; Orovo Johnson and P. Collins. Phltadelphtn-New York (second " game called off rain). ': ' t v . :& '1"" 'iff'' I 'to:.