La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 30, 1928, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE mwmt l&mnma WMstw CITY EDITION THE WEATHER y, . ; KOON: Generally fair tonight L '-'I nty cloudy . with tog fiiwi near me cohsi; nornuu uture und humidity. VOLUME XXVI. MEMUKIi ASSOCIATED I' It ESS LA GRANDE. OKEUUN. SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1928 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRBSS , NUMBER 273 1m ( EXODUSFROM CITY ON JULY FOURTH DUE Celebrations in Nearby Cities and Towns At tract Local People BALL TEAM WILL PLAY IN BAKER Gov. Patterson -to Speak at Enterprise Elgin Prepares for Best Event in Years. An exodus of I.a Grande people from their home city on noxt Wed nesday, the Fourth of July, to nearby celebrations und to Wul Iowa lake, up Cuthonne creek, and oilier plonlckltjff und fishing grounds Is expected. There 1h no relchration here und, ah the day la a h'Kul holiday, busl-nt-sH houses und executive offices will he closed. The Observer will not issue u puper Wednesday. Considerable Interest la being displayed here In three celebra tions that are scheduled fur the fourth. One Is al Maker, oho at Enterprise and the third at Klgln. AN hold particular appetil and a tui-Ke crowd from l.u Grande Is ex pected at each place. Hull (.anie at linker In addition to the regular eele hnition In Maker, I At Grundo Plr ntM and the Uuker Klcphants, of tin- Blue Mountain league, nro seheduled to play an exhibition baseball gamo In the afternoon. These' two teams have met five times this year, with La Grande winning all but one. The celebration ut Klgln Is ex pected to be the best and most en tertaining pU'en by. that city in iminy years. Great effort has been expended by the committees In charge and a rousing celebration In promised. p,viri:its( i. i;'h;i;imusi; KNTKUriUSK, Ore.. June !H (Special )-,r(lyenlof I'atterspii will be.u gue't of-f'terprise during the state convent lor of the Oregon Jlorse und ('utile Knitters associa tion to be held here July 'I uhd 3. Hi- Is scheduled to address the stock men on the eecond day of lie e nnvent ion at their business m-Htnii In the morning. He will nltend tho celebration In the after noon. .Miss Hazel SHckney. nf this city, won out in the voting contest for nueen of the Enterprise July Fourth celebration, which w;is car ried on here for more thun a week, by a close margin. Klecllon of a i in en is un annual event in which nuich Interest is taken and in which many contestants are en tered. Miss Stickney graduated from the local high school this spring and is at present holding a position with the Pacific Power and Light Co. In their offices here. Jlnr Hlliott. of Elgin, arrived here the first of the week with his string of race horses for the Kourlh of July celebration. Amoni? his horses is the well known nicer Ktuart K. reputed to be one of the best horses In the Northwest. Ills speciality Is long distance racing ii nd he has won many dcrbys on tracks in the Inland Empire. M o re race h orses u re 'h e re fo r the celebration this year than for many years and the committee in charge Is confident that Hie race program will be one of the best ever held in Union und Wallowa counties. HAND CONCERT WILL HE GIVEN FRIDAY, JULY 6 A special lialrlolle iin.Klani. which will feature I'aul Kuaul.. IMipular la (-Irande baritone, will be Klven by the iiiunleiial hainl ut the ball park Friday evenlun. July 11 at X p. ni. Mr. Kiiiiuts never Talis In seme a hit ill his appear ances Willi the band and will sinK on Ibis ueeasiou ".My Own Lulled States." Other piitriotle number I" be Played will be "American Patrol" by Meaeham and Suusa's Kl'eal march "Stars and Stripes Knrever." Tlie program will close with the "Star Spangled lanncr." The balaneo of I he prouram will eonsist of stoudard und popular works .by various composers, chief of which will be Brand scenes from the opera "Maritiina." selections floln the popular musical comedy "Hose Marie" and the overture "l-Vst" by l.eutner. IHKe crowds have attended pre vious conceits of the band Ihis sea son and with a feature pniKmnl such as has been outlined, on the Isiards. It Is expected that a rec-ord-hreakiiiK crowd will be In at tendance. There Is ample parkins space for all ears in the enclosure of the athletic field and (hose preferrlnK niay use the urand stand. Concerts ure -free and sponsored by the city f La Grande. Mount Emily Co. Sawmill Resumes Operations Today Shutdown for Rewairs Since Latter Pait .of May Full Supply . pf Logs Is on Hand. After u shutdown since tlu latter part of the month of May, the sawmill In the Mt. Emily l.uinlier company plant In La Grande, was re-opened ut the regular hour this morn intr with u full crew of men employed. Tim mill will operuto contin uously until next spring, ac cording to Auir. J. HtuiiRo, of the t'liinpany. A full supply of logs Is on hand and conditions nro excellent In every respect. Employ 2(10 Men Approximately 20 men nro now employed In the sawmill und In the planer, the latter operating Its usual plan. A nine-hour shift is operating the sawmill. The mill wus closed down for repairs, which were com-' pleted till' Inst of tilts week, allowing the mill to resume operutions this morning. Play Pendleton, Sunday; Baker IcutWl. r Tulir un 'lor ,:i n,il(,ff ml WttB tuning J OUllIl UI J UIj six feet deep over the" concrete dam when It collapsed. Mounted mes sengers had already been disputch- In i.il.lltim. f.. It... 1-,.1-iit,,!. L.u.rm. , . . ... . i ,. ......... game here tomorrow between tho ... '"......., ... .... .,,..... la urmuje and renu eton H uo ..Vlouutalu teams, another Kan,e has been sell iled for the l.'ouitli of July. -Munuiier Hoy Karnam un- 'nouneeil today. . The eonlesi, whlen will be played ut Haker in the nrternoon a part of the Baker celebration is in tho nature of it return engagement with tin- Kleiihants. They played un exhlhitliin Klime here on Mem- ... . urial day. e. The linker learn, like Tji Cliiind has tui-ui'd loose several of Its I regulars, Allhmmh Krlekiton and Sowers, t he butte issmt in Inn- t Heker. I.hh I ..no. ........... ...... r,...,,., ., nceit released, also i-aymon aim I Pillette. J Much intenmt Is lwlng shown In j the game here lonifiOW. It wilt begin at ::m p. m. at me uign school Held and the band will play during the contest. 90 Boy Scouts Are Registered C For EnrampmeiU Ninety boy seonls. more than 40 from La C.iande. have already en- rolled for summer camp which be- gins July S on Catherine eieek. with K. ltussell Seoll, Eastern Oregon seout executive, the supervisor and Joh Klliolt Allen, camp director. Mr. Scott expressed his pleasures at the steady Increase of enroll- ment. saying that ho was definite- ly sure or others that would swell the regintrntion at least to l'i. Thi rnmp is equipped lo handle 15u boys. fH a week, and the executive is eager to enlist all that he pos- sibly can for camp. Tuesday he will rake t.'io grocer- les and kitchen equipment, which are already nurchused and repre- 'sent an expenditure of several bun- dred dollars, lo camp. I he fol- lowing Thursday Mr. Scott will go to Maker and with Byron (liow. I laker scout, will return with t he tenting, which is being loaned by the Whitman national forest. They will begin Immediately to set up tho tents. The I .a (Jrnnde boys who have already registered follow: I Jobnnv Miller. Kverett Reynolds, Vlav Sloildard. Clenn liavis. Hon- aid I'oarcli. rharlcs Wulniliil. furl Johnson. Krhvln IIiIkks. Kilwln Klr by. I'laire 1'cikiiis, Ituss.-ll Nelson, Itobert Itamsay. Holland lb ussier, Kuirene ( 'linililillKS. I'aul Walker. Ned Jones, furl Helm. Howard l.y niall. I'acky Mcl'lulande. Woodrow Damerell. Arlliur Stc-iihen. furl Coleman. 'Claire Thomas. Chester Halllll. 1'ilink Tyler. Sam Ashhy. Adam I.. lKllton. Howard I'idcni k, l.voa 1'iersori. Hoyd Jackson. Holl ald Culp. Kobcit Zweircl. Itoy Sle n. Kenneth l'"eurhe:m. fharles Mrick son. (larlh Cross. Warren Tobmp son. Itobert Kakin. Tarantula Discovered In Bananas After RftthiK the scar of ll'lr lives several weeks auo b'-n a baby boa constrictor was un earthed in a banana crate. the PiffKly WlEEly Htore todays made a new fi rit I and a much deadlier one. This mnrninir a.nd it whs in the , i. ,.,..,,. aculn a vicious louklnK (tarantula was discovere.l. Tatan 1 tulas re poisonous nd sre (riven ;a wide h'-rth wherever they aro known. The visitor from the trophu wa finally rwreed Into a pint trull jar where hu weapon would be of no 1 avull. - . , . STORM, FLOOD MENACE HITS IN SOUTHWEST Six Killed, Millions of Dol lars' Damage in Ken tucky, Tennessee TORNADO STRIKES I JOHNSTOWN, COLO. Two Dead and 40 Injured -Property Loss Esti mated at $200,000, Ear- Ut Ponnvtc Saw' NASH VII. I. K. Tonn.. June 30 J Dr. Storey mulio his study, then ( A P) Scattered rejmrts from he talks with the mother, pointing Middle Tennessee, und Kentucky out what defects there may be, and today showed that at leHst six per- telling her the 'easiest und besl sons had been killed und millions ways of remedying trouble. And ht dollars damag caused by tor- ( w hile tho doctor diagnoses and rentlal rains und windstorms that pusses tests Miss Marquardt regis swept the two stutes yesterday. j tors each child und the doctor's The breaking of Cuokeville's findings. municipal power dam on the rail ing Water river sent u huge wall of water down the narrow valley toward the Caney Fork river, al ready above flood stage, but did not cause any deaths as far us could bo determined. ' Normally a small ' stream, tho Falling Water river had backed 'iii u w irn rcsiocniH ui liio vii i lev i it .us believed all hail reaelie.1 i hlirher iriuund before the break. '0t en seue rrt "s ett ... i i... .i..i...i rr .,il.i.. vleih,., i ........ , J'ailKIIH r, n ,,, ,,. g,.,.,i ,irea. tho HIU duuRliter und vifo of u rIirmer were drowned When -Mar- tin's ereek washed away their ,0Tm, t.y slept. In nuffulo vullev the two voting daughters of aiu inc iwo yotuih uu'ihui'.m u an, i,,er , i ' " , , while John K. Lewis, Nashville . deputy sheriff, was electrocuted when he stepped on a. "power wire, that had fallen in u puddle. Three women in sealtered sections were - - ., (Continued on Pagu t) FORMER LEGION HFADS IN CHAIR Interesting Session Held r, i Hi , 1 -5SgST vIl evprv p;if,t Vommanderbt (HK. K, r(t iddle-Hf the Amrfr- 1(,.n LrKj((n ,,nM, SiU occup.vlhg thn ril)lirs an i,ni(nioly Interesting HtlMSin lnut XVSiH termed the most, ,.nthUHinstic and best attended of ,hR ,,nst for IhH yenP (fl),t plaee at nnn n!,n iKt evening. There WI(M touch nf the Impressive In r,.t tn,lt nu. ,Ht cnminanders n.((l ai-gcnf the work oT the eve- nfitK; there was a clever program, K(Veii by the commanders that was reinlniseent nf war days, and there Veril !t number of Important busl- ncss transactions during the long meeting that began at 8 and lasted until ll:4."i o'clock yet passed Tup- (v fm- the- legionnaires because (,f the quick succession of Interest- lugyvents. a surprise visit or Z'2 leglun- nuires from linker made the eve- plug tho more interesting. They came to endorse the candidacy of jiuh S. lSrady for stato viee nuii- mauder and the Uev. Oliver Kiiey for chaplain. Historical Sketch Given As the first commander of post No, Dr. J. 1. Ingle was In the presldliiK officer's chair. A history, reviewing the progress and accom plishments of Ihe post In Ibe years fi.llouln-, Hsrrcatloii In I H I !f wns!,,jr,t of Hip Hot.MlHon nltcnift cur an oulstaniUriii part nt the evening, inaNiix h sis It w;im a revelation to pimt memhorM to hav Kiitninarix.eil the many community service roj- C'onlinuiMl from I'mre 4) Water Carnival This Climax Swimming School Here j 1 A free wat cainlvat with the finest youthful swiinmeiH of I. a j flrande in competition for hi prizes: raiiKlm: from cash to merchandise, j will le slaved toniht, heinnlnc i at H o'clock as tin- Dual event of I I .a f'Jtande's flrnUKed Ciioss swim week in which 3ini have (Hkcn part, j i Yesterday and to.hiy John Klllott 'Allen. Hid Cross examiner who has conducted the second week, pissed I senior Iffe.siivtng tests and 0 sen- tots. Moth tesls are d. tr, cult and sktllfut Instruction have wrought represent hard work dur lug t he two j wit h the lajys 'and girls of I .a we ;s rnder Mr. Allen's tllst rile- C,randi t in. Some tests were finished to-! In th three rirst events the per daV. Those w ho re-elved the jun-j formers will be l or tinder. The lor lirexaving award were Harliam candle in re. In which the ronteK ii nd Meverly Cuye. twin sIsImirJ tants will race with lighted candles. Peggy MohneiikHini. Jacqueline ' promlsefl to b- an Interesting, and o'Mtlen, Phyllis Peteion. Wilfred j no doiild iimuslog, event. jStltt. Paul Walker. Vernon Patton.l The prize, ror all event In their UJoheri itanu-ey. wurr.n ' k. ton nd Hohert H.oddard Senior award winners follow; UtUy Mey- Examine 85 Tots At Clinic Friday; Test More Today Dr. H. L. Storey and Miss , .Marquardt Conducting Examinations Which Close This Afternoon. Klghty-fivo babies of Fa.4Orunde were examined by Dr. H. L. Storey, Of liio bihiu uuuni ui iieunii. yt-o- lerctuy in ine nrsi 01 two uuys 01 free clinic In this city under the auspices of the ' Union County Ilea It h association. Yesterday's share of the clinic took place at Greenwood school where, with tho assistance of Miss Alice Maiuuardt, county health nurse, babies, bubiea und mure babies some still In the crawling stage und others '"""cl1 ,U'out .w"" 'u who ulllni; their turn received careful und thorough oxmutnution. clinic commenced early this morning ut the Central building. j where them wus a stream of tiny) tots all during the day. No count i had been made, but ut 1 1 o'clock 16 babies were awaiting tho doc tor's attention. 27 i;XAMIM,l) AT COVH CUVK, Juno 3D (SpecluD The buby clinic held WodneHduy ut tho school .house under tho direction of Dr. 'if; I.. Blorey, usslsled by ... . ,. ;M1,H r . i II .. .,?, I . ""' l '"'"f outnumbered the boys ulmost three to one. there beliiB 2 Kb Is and sev. ""' hoW- Tliero wus but one child under one yiur und the grouti-st numlier were four years. Some were u little under weight, some a Utile n...... .LlM.I .. n.l ulli-ltt HofeetK were , . , ...i .,7. ... ...' ..V... . .!.' ment and in nearly Hll cases more sunshine was recommended. . ,j.h( , lmMv prcs,cll ,,1 the clinic numbers less than hair the ..,.. i, .i, ...lu-h i.nnn ti n I , ro mrhl elr 1,1 1,1 "olhl fl ' . 1 children. Tho women assisting til i(. ni ,,,,. m,. i. t rimrl-' wick. Mis.. TV t;. Hefty, mtb. t, u. (kiiikltHi MrnrA,, A. Antles, Mrs. A. ti. t.'onklln and Mrs. It. H. Corn stock. Lehigh Golfers I Collegiate King i.nn.Aniii.i'HiA. June' w Julius Zellgzon.. l.ehiRh llllivet' sity student, today won the Inter collegiate lawn tennis ehuniplon ship by defeating in the final rund Ben Oorehakoff or Occident al eolIeRe. Tho scores wero: ll-ll, 0-0. 11-7. i . Taylor Sets New Hurdling Record HUT UO IT, Mich., June 311 (Al') Moi-Rall 'Taylor, l!t;M Olyiuple iiurdtln chuiiipion culiipclinK un der, the colors or. the Illinois utli-b-tie elub, sniuslied tin. world's records Tor the 4110-meter hurdles in the scctlonul (olyiuple trial here this altemoon Avlien ho cleared the sticks In 53.1 seconds. '"Taylor's performance flipped seven-tenths of a second from the mark held by Stafrord I'eterson and Sweet. He won the race troln six yards over Jones or the I'ni versity of .Michigan. Leslie II Smith, Mail Pilot, Lost ST. LOUS. .Iumo $0 f A.1') Civ jlinn nixf iiriny iilliitH of MlHMoutl himI Ai-kmisHK Jolnrd today In thn KPiircti for. lfHlip (I. Hmlth. nirmall poratlon. Who Ii;im linen miming since 7:J0 o'clock Thursday nltht when he took off at Utile Ituek hoiiurl fiy'Mt. IjfiutH with hewn pho-tnKt-apllH of Ihe democratic nation al coiiventlun. Evening To era fof Iflaho). Noina .MayKr, l.oislt,,,. ,.(.K)oII (.oll,,, ,.V(;r he re-popu- Nelson, Jean Williams, Hornthy Ittownlon, Men OesterlinK. Muuric" Ve!s. Nerhl Coomb and Or. J. . Incr'e. Several local citizen will act a judges with Mr. Allen tonight In t be niclnk" events. rni.iKl.Ps program will he a con- ... cretc suiuimuy to Interested folk 1 of the iMiiuziiiK pi ogress that Iwoj ,.itH nr concentrated fffort uml order on the program hhiuw Hoy; Young hoy' breulhlnjf con- t (Cotilinued on Pu0 G) I Another Hawaiian race winner I1 I i ; .: , A- n . .. V - I. iV . ' R i S "Ti'vu," Kallliig under Hie colors or tho San Diego Ywtit club, wtm over oilier rak sailors in the i'lnssle. irunswulfl! nux from 1am Aiiat'U's to llomdiiln. Tin vessel won oil coritH'KHl I lino, iih tho "Talnyii," finishing first, mis liaiidlcapiKl. : ! Jimmy Rinehart, Oregon Aviator, Sets New Record KJ:ASI!K. Ore., June IU) (AP) m . . , ' tmr. .Iliiar stnbllshli'.g a murk for other year-old Portland nvlntor. inn! .. ...... .r , ., . Jdnranco flight for ulrphmoH of the OXiclass.-when he remained1 aloft for 1(1 hours 8-1 minutes 25 It-Ill seconds. The fllKht was recorded and certified by Lieutenant Valen tino (iepbart of Seattle, representa tive of the Kederatlon International and secretary of tho Aeronautical society. - n nrev rins n f ii V recnuulzeil record bad existed for the 91)- horsepow-er class plane In which l.iliciiaii sei a lu.ii k. i hi- uimi- , r ficlal record had stood at Ii hours 3'' minutes jiniuni navo eui ineni oowu were'lll TTen Kiilions or gasoline ye, rR. ; 'belr homes wMlh doors locked, malued In tbo tanks or Hlueharfs ,"",,n rmn plane wlien be lamled. This v.-ould I The lynrhliiK resulted Trum a huvo been sufficient for u flight flj" 'al'l' ' lll' ''"V between the for one and one-half hours. (two negroes, brothers, and two Tho young flier decided, bow- while men, fluurto and Cabby ever, to comtv down as darkness Hyrne. iiuloniubllo aervjee station fell, as bo feared he might , hit IH'upi'letoi'H. (Minnie suffered a someone In Hie largo crowd that broken hip, his brother. Cabby, re had gathered on the beach. eeived a scalp wound fl-oni a pistol Perfect flying conditions exist- all"' while tbo chief of police. Will Inir ilurliig the fllulit all llirough lor Snillh. was slighlly burl. The the day Cry of Famine Is Rising From Konia Peasants KONIA, Turkey. June 30 (AP) A cry tf famine Ik rlHhiK from IhoiiKnndx of. peaKiinttt in the Konia plain who have been driven out hy drought afler a rnvt'r.' winter and t he Turkish Koveriiiiient Is tron frouted hy a more Heiioiis i-cmciio pcoltlcm t han wa caused hy tho recent earth quakes. About HO per cent of the piNH antH have abandoned their farms. They are nilKratluK toward the city 1 ryillK to Hell their cattle, koiiic- tlme as low uh for 1 wo dollars a) piece and accusing famine pro- j fiteTH of rushintr fiom other ci(l-s to Kotila. PrcMid-nt MiiKlaiiha Ketnal yesterday nnt the minisfr of the Interior to Konia lo orKun- Izf- relief nieasurcH while tin; red crescent Is sending train toads or, food to the slarviiiK e:isaiitri, many of wjiom are now eating KfitHH. The president hi desperately mi- xious to hold the peasants from abandoning Ihe Konia. fearioi; that lated. Denies Looting Of Mail Was on Liner .-tsir - . (1. ,,,v,v ' Ylno( A ( unnliiKham. comman- der of Ibe i nlted States liner I "v- 1athnn on Ihe arrival from South niupton toil.'iy reltemted his denial that lo'otfng'or mall carried by the ship had occurred aboard tho liner. Slim Ryan Knocked r m n ti ! r Jlll ly HI lllhlier Madison Hanaro 'lin den. The 1 8, day In n Tire eaiisi d by eoal dual S'VIINKY, Australia. Juno 3't daiieers, who eoiilinued their cease-: In a mine near the town or Itoebe (AC) lark Klllott, KniTliflh mbl- less roiillne of claiiririK one hoar lu Moliere. dlewelKht boxer, knoeked out Hllm and Ibeil resting I ft minutes, were! Twenty men were taken from Kyan. Ainerlran, In Ihe third round Iho survivors of 91 couples who en- the hhtzinir sector almost suffocat or a bout here today, Ityan was tered the contest on June 10 (or ed by deadly fumes. It Is believed floored three times In euch round, a urlze of 0eoo, ' Dial all of these will live. ' -now . 'wv. wfU-,. . "w I TWO LYNCHED IN SOUTHERN TOWN Brookhaven, Miss., Finds Mutilated Bodies of . Negroes Dangling ;: llllOOIvllAVHN,-lll8., Juno D (Al') Quiet and a little bit appro- nensive, iiroonnaven carried on us usual todny with no traces of Uio: violent excitement that rocked the town last mailt when two neuroea were Ivnclied bv a mob ere lynched by u mob. ,,,'., , ., .,, , , I'-arly this morning the mutllu ert idles of the victims wor.e swuylnK """-" .......o ...ijiiih 11 uge "vo oak trees neyonil tho city llinlls. Even the luost curl- .nils iieHiiiiien lo vimii i lie hiiiii itr-i - . .. " ' . .K"" mldnlclit. other nenrncs wlio.bC(,n u, hn hlM)KH Mne 18HU. ih'ki'och Tied hut wave caplurofl iitid ijallftd tifter oik hud been allot three thiHiS hy offirerM. Willi Hunk, Kiiuill hand.s ftf men Kathered on downtown coruei'H and when nlKht came they joined lo form a nunc moh which Itntnedliitn ly moved on the Jail. Hheriff llrlKti'r and his deputlcH were over powerefl. Itruxwd Tliroutrh Toun Thn ncKroeH, JiimfH and StyuN'y licardrn', wore curried to the Htreot whero one wan placed In an niito mohlle and the v' "-''' druKKcd (Continued on Puro 6) .GOTHAM JAILS HOSTIJSSES OF NIGHT CLUBS ' ' '' NKW YOltK, June 3d (AP) Tpx.ih Ctiinau and Helen Moi-uan t h. .stereo of two of Now Vorli'tt!' mont famous r.luht cluhs. wdre hcldlwl,M "'('! tho coast with ne- In JI'mmi ,al tidny on charijeH of jCionni inuudersioriim over niaiiitaiuiiiK nuisances. ' lnteus. Their arralKiunent heforo Culled! Temperatures moderate Stali n Commissioner Cutler came 1 H',,,low'lial ahovo noi liinl over uh an aftermath to the nenHational raids early yesterday In nineteen duhs In the Hroadwayirea. lloth Miss .Moi(,an and Miss flniii.-in ulniid not unlltv n ml ln- dared, as lliey have on prevloVli clared. as they have on provloiis oci asioi when I hey have been In vulved with the prohibition attthor IHe, that they nerved merely as hostesses and have nothliirf to do with alleged liouor huIcm In the ninbt. clubs whero they ure em- nlnved. ' . JliUOe PlliS StOD To Dance Marathon Ni:V V'lllK, June 30 (AT) Stiliremo I'onrt .lustiee Valenln to .1...' n.l .... ..f.lnp i-iilllt..' r., 'sat bin al midnight or the danei i,n,r1 h..n now In its aillh day at Rancher Shoots Two Robbers At Wallula, Wash. I One of Dead Men Identi fied as Cal Heck, For merly a Big League Ball Player. WAM.ULA. Wash. Juno SO (Ai) When two men entered his room In a houso hero Into lust night, I shortly after ho had gone to bed, and demanded hla money leo Kaulkeraon,' rancher und govern ment truppcr told them ho did not I have any money. As he wus itay I Ing this ho drew a revolver from 1 under his pillow and fired fivo shots at the two men, killing them both. This wus tho atory Faulkerson told pollco last night Immediately after tho shooting. Questioning by I officers brought out tho statement, ; that tho mon, Cal Heck, 50, known hero us an old time blfr leuguo I As weary democrats Journeyed player, having ut one time been a homoward from the national con moniber of tho Hoitton club and tho vention today they were confronted National league and Iho other an with an' appeal to the Irreconclll untdentifled man, entered tho room able "dry" clement of the party to "currying something 1 eould not "organize at once" for the defeat of recognise." Investigation showed the party's presidential nominee. thut ono of tho men had carried an! Governor Hmtth of New York. v uxu. j The sponsors of the call, directed All Miota Take KHMt particularly to southerners, were . Examination of the bodies dls- nishop Jiimos Cannon, Jr.. of tho closed that all five shots had taken ; MethodlBt Episcopal Church South, effect, ono striking lleek over the who oppoured before the resolu henrt and killing htm instantly Hons committee of tho convention while tho other four struck tho to urge that a bonj dry plank bo unidentified robber. ! Inserted In tho platform, and Ar- Kuulkorson was known to havo'U""' Hurton, of Atlanta, chatr conaldorablo money, pollco sulci. . of the board of tempurunce He had recently rented his runch,' tho Huptist convention. . .... ..... Ta lllnt .l.ilv II Ilea,- lung uuu lunuii up uia reel- donee horo. Hock MaiTlisI Hock Is said to bo married und ' IHty. '""V called for a meeting at his wife was known to huvo been Ashevlllo. North Carolina, on July In Spokane a week ago. Ho also 11.-to take steps to Insure ."tho has two daughters, both living In election of dry domoeratlo sena Callfornia. but their addresses aro torlul, oongrosslona! and state noni not known. Police stated that tur luu'i0 offices and for th Heck had boon Implicated In bov- defeat of the wet, Tammany can oral liquor law violations and had dldato for president,. Governor been arrested soverul times. They 'also suspected him of being impli cated in recent robberies here. Dakota Voters Reject Move To Repeal Dry Law lrAfcOCV N.. n.r JllllO HQ (A.P)- Norlti Dakota voters liavo repudl- ,,i,i .,,,,. , roi.ei.i ih i..(n' ittata , " . . . ' ... . . . '"" ''on' . V,, 7 .7 3 i primary election showed that thejl ' ... . turned down u proposal lo wlpo out , . ruB0 nf l1B ,, ,.. ,, Tn ., .,, oonip.ira - . . ,,. ., Ti,. ,,.,.,. ,. u.,.o .nn.n. , Uvolv BmMn round 6000 voles ,,1t lt W11) hl(.h enmlgh to Insiiro ... ... HO ClUIIIKe ill II1C SltlllllO W'lHCn I1IIS , The prohibltlim clause forbldu tho niannfacture and sale of Intoxl- eating Ihiuors within the borders ef North Dakota. Attempts had been made to modify it. but wllh - out success, oven within Hie days wnen .no mosi ui u.u sui ouiiui.ik Saleni Wants 1929 Realty Convention HAI.KM, Ore, .Tune 30 ( A P) The Salem really hoard haa decid ed to try to hrltiK to Salem I he I !t!il convention of thn Puciflc North weHt Ileal IHtatc iiKHOclatlon. The' convention tti Ih vear will ho held In Vlctoriu, It. C, July IK, 111 Bravo umiif. oi Aimpnin. mnn und 20. Halem will end a lamojlf the way for moro than u score dolcfratlon which will try lo hrhur'uf "t'PlnneH pnrtlclputlim. In tho -.the next meeting here. Tho Hulem reultoi-H attending the andiron m ine rum nirpuii umh morn 1 02? hchbIoiih asked for the 1 020 meeting.- No promlHCH wen; inaile. Normal Weather Is Predicted For Week 'Ka KHANCIHCO, Ca Juno 30 (AP) The outlook for Ihe week, hoKinnlim July 1 was announced hero today hy Ihe United States weather bureau as follows: Far western stales; The outlook Kcnnnilly fair weather hut the ; Interior parts of (.allfornia Babe Ruth Removed From Game Today HOKTON. .June 30 (AIM-Mabe lluth'ti Injured back, which forced him Into Inactivity of the game hero today had so Improved by the time Ihe second game Hlurted (but thn Maiuhino took up his usual pa trol In the Yankee outfield. II' thus preserved lit recoup of having played in every game this season. 40 Coal Miners Die In Fire in France June 30 frr. KTIKNNK. I'rance. ' A I'l I""i ly i'"nl miners died to. DRYBOUIM AL Sponsors of Call, to Meet July 11 Are From r the "Solid South" : JOSEPHUS DANIELS CRITICIZES SMITH McAdoo Silent and Mrs. Wilson Congratulates Constructive Statesman ' ship Watchword. WASHINGTON. Juno SO (API- JU'JIUVl MUIT It Iteudlly assorting that they acted on their own personal responslb- o"m". They oxnresscd gratification that a tfpeclflo enforcement plank had been udoptcd, but declared that thn "only hope of preserving the Ideals or and the unity of southern democracy" V wus In the . action whluh they proposed. Criticizes KniMli Meanwhile, Joscphus Daniels, an ardent dry, who served as secre tary of the navy under President i Wilson, issued a statement crltl- cixluB Uovernor Hmlth for the tnes- sago which he sent to tho conven-' r . " ! i' oeiore adjournment joKer. ' luy. . In which he reiterated hla T, '!,natt,nent'11, cnans tn -tho legislative provisions of tho . ..... . prohibition law. ,' ! ...V"" declared the governor s statement "unnecessary and III timed." He asserted that it fell . 'nit apple of discord," upon a ..linn In Ufltlnh "or.nA s.aln - ...... , ,.. ,u,nk iii tul iinitw timiiiMnd 'limn Klcnmit XeedooJ . ..,VUne WM needo(j fot heHllns . woun(,s. no "Instead, be f01. , disappointment of thoso who apitlv(l the wisdom of his , noninuon could be lessened, tho ; Smltn ,,ter rr(taVod tho SitUU- (Continued on Pago I) NATIONAL AIR ' TOUR STARTS; ' WOMAN LEADS DKTKOIT, .Mich-. Jun 30 (AP) -TakfnK off,, Into a cloudletis ky; ii wonijin pilot, MrH, I'hoebe ?'alr- ' nai.onai r troupe lour mm oe- liu,'. I-'lylmr a tnonocoiipe, the "Pllvver" plane ,of the fleet Mrs. ' Omlle left tho round ut a signal from frlsell ii. Ford ut 10:15 a. in. Thn others were sent off at one mi unto Intervals on the Journey that Is to cover 0000 miles throiiKh tho south wfcit nlont? tho west coast' and hack atonK the northern bor der f tho United States. BASEBAIXt NATIONAI l,i:,(ii i: H. II. K. 4 9 2 3 10 1 Klrst Kauie I'lliladellilliu ......... Brooklyn f I 3 InnlnKS) llatteiies: Pruelt V'anee and Deberry and Kehulte; Menllne. It. II. K. 4 ' 8 2 7 0 2 Moston New York IJattories: leliney. John Coney, t'larkson and Taylor; .Kituslinni'jnu and u'l'art'ell. AMKHK , i,i:,(;i i; I'lral name- K. II. K. Cleveland : 8 18 I ChleiiKo 1 4 i! .Hatlerles; -Hhll uto unci lj. Uewel; I.vons and Herg. it. n. k. Wablnulol! 4 II 2 1'hlladellillla 7 10 0 flatteries: Hrown, Zaehary and Keana; (vuinn, Murberry and Coch rane. It. II. E. I'-'. .lls ,, 3 1 Uelrolt :. II 19 0 Itatterles: Ojiden. Hlaeholder mid Manion; Cut-roll and Ilarixrave. H. II. E. New- York 1 113 2 lloslon 4 1 i J Itatterles: Hhealy and Clrubow. sky; Hussell, Slniinolis, Morris.. braUley und Clevlntf, bhea.