La Grande evening observer., July 10, 1928, Image 5

Tuesday, July 10, 1928
LA GRANDE ' EVENING OBSERVER
- I 1 I.I.I I !
Local News In Brief
Tt:Hot Weather Is
i
Vbitliis Hero j.
Isltlng I" M wntnoo wnn Her
Aughtr, nil Kocrnard.
......I........
Hoine ".
Iir A. M. Moore returned Sun
,,, front Portland where ho spent
C' . l,u .... l.,.Bin
bout I" "
if 'V .,Z...i '. ,
oik lit 11" l-a Grande National
olt, whonro louring' over, tho
this summer, sioppca over
night III l"13 raawjanca nn.
litre r roiif wbwwmp-
Qnl Mrs. Charles Lenhart, of
Gl.,,,-n I liver, Wyo.. stopped here
Minim"!, iuvinK uuo uiuniiiiK ior
iiu buacn wnero uiuy win visu.
They registered at tho 5ucajawea.
Replaced Today
By Rain, Winds
WASHINGTON. July 10 AP)
A drop ut ju degrees lu tempera
tui-e to 74 front the maximum
Aviatrix Seta New
Altitude Record
UOCHK8TKH, Enit., July 10
(Al')-r-ijaily Heath, a noted wom
an filer, ; accompanied by Miss
I'ecollle O'Brien today. - created
what Is claimed u now altltudo rec
ord fqr a light -.. nictul ' soupluiio.
, Al Seaside '
nV I . WrH- 15 L' "eUlnger
and dauclitora m.,i...i ...,.
havo gono to Seaside white tin v ' ua ,u"' ' brouirtrt relief ;TheJr scaled barograph allowed
will spend about 10 days l'1' 11,11 national citpliul today from ! that the machine reached a height
1 ftlii lieat. wave which gripped It fur) of. 13,400 feet.' '. J.
knithiocr IIito - ' . neatly u week, Cuuled breezes un-
M. Scott. Htkto imirki't road !e'' n ' himly sky sent the Ihermom-
irom wa pin wiim In I .. ' ""n iu u minimum hi
engineer.
Clrondo yeaterduy.
Air. Scott,
"Vim-It 1 his 'morning. l)uiing;.the
coinpanled by H. CI. Smith, dltii ,'KX1; '"'' hours the mercury, slow
den .engineer, is on an Hualorii On'-1 ly elUnum-.iflifeo -degrees hut the
Bon inspection trip. " .. cool w)ud . was sii-uuger then than
- ' j, v jicai-hcr .an the day and the pros-
To Attend National Meet " '' peels were tiihi Uo day-would con
lr. and Mrs. J. Woodell h it """e enol.
inn morning ror I'oitland where I
r. .Woodell will attend the na-i
uwmi convention oC naturopallis.
Mrs, Woodell wilt-ca on ti, Hnran,.. tAHcp a 4K-hnur hut wave, most
for a visit and Mioy will
return on "1,f U!,st Svtis eotnfortublo today
Monday. , rhecnuse of ruin und cooling winds.
, TlH! wave claimed over twt
, . Meoro lives in eawtern states and aa
""ii ui nmi vumtion- many In the mldrtle west on Us
iuina e,na Ne Uloror
MOW YltK. N. Y., Julv 10 (AF)4,ienwulun,,, ,llur,lt'r uh
homo this morninff from u threit onced the hottest weather In two
Arrive for a Visit-
. Albert Currey and daughter. o' Is a"n l I Z
Thrya Jean, arrived , hero a . day or ;, t clty " ""l" Uir
a visn 'wurtr ffliv, uur- , ., .
woeK s Vacation trip. Min Neldcr
or spent a week or so in Yellow
stone national park and then went
i viuHim ior 1110 rest ol lier va-
of. the
I
NORMAL SCHOOL
ASSEMBLY HELD
.urn for
W' l"-nt. W- and Mrs. aeo.rgo :&it-Vnm vacation
H. Lurn-j.. . , ..v.y. -. ,'U, C. K Uoyd. Jeweler who re
Hmm nom IUda,a-U, : !Sti!!!i'l?T aWe.Vad
Airs, ueorge uecior ano uouhu- ,a. wek ot bu,!-.,,, ,. ,,..,:, ,. , niorQinR the normal acnooi, woro-rtbe onon that Olson )iad; hoen
and around ihiv.ti. ...... w.,u.. Sth's ehori,!. will slnw undor the dl-(. Mrtooner In norlda nnd n
(Conllniiod from Page 1)
snip and-art Instructor, presided nt
t'lllrt f HSKeinlrly. Noxt Thllrsdliy
Man Sought In
.Murder Casein
.Portland Monday
I'OKTLANn, Ore., July H (AIM
SouRlit In cunnctton with the
In Wisconsin a year and a half ago,
ICrdman Olson, her cousin and
love, who hus been sought by po
lico tho nation over, la declared to
have been seen In f'ortluhd lust
night.
Chris nrowne, of Taconm, told
police that ho rode on a stuge with
Olson and then followed hltu to a
hotol hero. Brown said tho man
was with . womun companion.
When he saw the suspect enter the
hotel, Hrovvno called police, (but
when the officers arrived It was
found that tho man had departed.
No trace of the suspect or his com
panion after they left the hotol was
found by poliee. -. '-v-
I'oltce hwidquarlers hete was Of
iir Hazel and Miss Lorralno Hob
., where they have boon visiting. Bato1 uistrlcl.'aro In ood shl'S
,ora wecK or so. . , -tliat the roads ami trail,, A ,i : ...W i, m l"Win c.niiir...au. ae
-.i.r.and. there Is plenty of he.,t Y ll,
. '. . ; . 3 jitaL, t - .i0lay an, Thursday: v ,
iKK'tiont-of W. W.. Nusbaum. Tho
Assemblies, for 'fiiileh Mr. . Nus.
haiim. Is uroKMam clmlrman, hho
tin to Alimony Mine
iir. and Mrs. uioson, oc.rendlc-:-A'lslHiig Hero ! "i'X.nv been nvciy, enjoyauio
hi stoppeu lo snop in J.a.UranUO , t imili.iirnallim m-naiuiia inuo iitr
lils morning on- thelr way to An-. m a mn- 'mnK 1 .''y. u1l.lmvtlrovldcd bi-weekly Joint
iliony Lake where they will spend ot Cantn' Illinois. ami ; , his meotlotw of tho teachers and stu
inmo time at their .sheep- camp..! "'o'lier. Mrs. Den Toney. of liike,r, siients.- Normal school la contlnu-
. . " " an... ihhiiiu &ailIilCLUi y LUUIIHI 111 U MI.'V
. .' . . '' -l, ' . .' Mrs: W. W. Ktnzle. nt lh..lr hYT.nto ; n...t,u, r..i,nn . n...,.lnl..a. Dnl.n.t
cm. in 1'Olliailll ' , . . : -...v .,.,.,.,, , a ..v.,
Constance, went to Portland Hun
at mud j hlrd street. Airs. Toney too. is proving successful
-Is tho duughter of Mr, and Mrs. i This morn Ins tho class in pri-.
4 . uhnre Mtss Jtnv'wlll SDend six' '""n"11-' mr' am '" toney tiro on niaiy reading at tho normal ot
'v. .?udvln at ata ncss sclmo'a '""'w,x!k v"'l"h trip and are which Mrs. Sadlo Lambert Is in
Tih. eonu tomotor W s "ay wll 'l,aVl,,g a ' most ',leils''",t vislt "truclor. went to the training
onlhe "I ' I tty ",n, lli-oughoot tho West. They ai- school at the Central building
" " ' ,i rived hero last Friday and will go where tiny observed a demonstra-
., . .. wniirat' V, , " -' ' ! oh "to Yellowstone within a few tion class In primary reading, tin
llrliuns to l on ,, , ... .. 'duys Mr. Tonev'a nnnnln llv., in ,1,.,. ,iir.:..,l,,r, of mi- xsh
" V',,Z .2 Baker,
Two Injured, One
in Jan itesuii 01
Pendleton Fight
I-KNULETO. .Ore.. July 10
(Al) Bob Htele, ' shot : In the
head, and Tom Benson. .Willi u
scalp wttund, ure under guard In a
local hospital and Kay jLovelaud,
of Weed,, Cat., Is In the city jull as
the result of a shooting scrape here
last ulifht. jOfficers invftdigutlng
Volcano Eruption .
Terrifies People
- MANILA, IV 1., July 10 (A I')
-Terrified bv-renewal last nlKhl of
violent eruption of the volcano
Mayon in Albay province, peoile
living in the villages at its foot
ugaln fled frotu their homes. -
' The eruption wim ouo of I bo most
violent fcfti"o activity whiuh bemm
June 21 deNtroyed the town of 1A
bog nnd several A'tllaKes with lava.
AVith leKHfuitivtl aenvitrtho, people
FIND IT
HERE
I, We havo a lew Japanese sun
shades that once sold for 1 1.0 tf;
Book Htoio. 4 , 1-t
4 t , JLj r t f
liennlson's decuratkvo crepes and
fluwer material ut Newlln't,
the case Intimated Oiat' 1)6 Vthtirgeajhad begun to f-olurn tu liomeH that
wilt be (lied, indicating that Jove-jhad ftuli the "anger" of the vol
lund wa Justified' ln "shooting. eano. In: enure hea they hud nnido
Steele and Bensuu ute said to have supplicaiipti 'for divliio 'protection.
attacked; lovelun-1 if his motiter-
lu-law'H home where he had Just
effected .' a reeonelllattun with Jils
lfe from whom he had been bop
a rated (or two years. t ,
Klaiqath Indian
lOn Trial Today
. . '
POUTIjAND. July 10 (AP)
Theodore Jackson, ' Klamath In
dian charged with hssault with In
tent to Hill, went on trial here to
day, A number of Indians from
the reservation filled the uorrldors
waiting ' their turn, as witnesses. ,
Jackson, .'according to the com
pluint, attached a' relative, Jilsper
Turner1 Jackson, who died several
hours latei. The defendant is suld
to have bcen intoxicated.
Oopf for (his columu nun be
In by a, m.
INMlinANCF; A SO BONUS
Everything But lilfe Insurance
t. k. invi;ktmknt co. ,
s O. W. WARNOCK
' . IHiOHIN OUT "
1'rlnceton, Irene, Old Bow and
seural other llneu of Clitua and
Seml-IMieolaln JMnuerwnro are
now bulng closed out at half price
kioaitm: WOMAX KAI,r.
''.OltTi;ANi, WW, July 10 A l
Mrs. lone Humes, prominent He-attlc-cluh
woman, whusu prolonged
absence led rehitives to worry and t ltlchardson's Ait and Clirt Shop,
potlea to search,, wa at home to. Tnko advantage of this opportunity
- . to fill in your dlnnorwaro. 7-y-0t
lieporioil to na"o disappeared
Utfit J'riduy titter she cheeked out
of a hotol heru and addressed a
card to her son saying she would
roac.li Seattle the, following day.
Mvh. ' -Humes visited Portland
friends oveivtho weekend.
- ItKMOItL-.MNCi SA1.K e
'Jhls week only Itlchardsotrs Art
and Olft Hliop are having a 'Pre- -Uemodellng
Hale, with everything
in tho shop reduced from 10 to f0
per cent. Itoom Ttiust be made for
tho changing of tho store front.
It in a real opporlunlty to Bave.mK-
terUlly in all lines curried by this
store. - i 7-9-Ct
I'aper plates, cups, knives, forktf
Npouns, napkins for your outing, at Y
Nu vvlln'a Boole Store. 1 7--ff
- HciliKtKcblng, rtt'IIllg, Mt4M
liolea, ck Aorlou's K ladle Hhop,
Used IMano .for salo or rent,-- at
Newlin Doolc, Store. : 7-0-tf
Obituary
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check was made. Meanwhile the
search was being pressed horc.;
WILL ACCEPT v 'f ' 1 '
MR. HOOVER'S
RESIGNATION
: (Continued from Page J)
(AP) New York's democratio
mayor. James Walker, last night bor of-(ho all -squadron of tho
NlMOX WDlMIJt
Hlmou Wolmor, ago 77, died at
the home of his son at the Hllgard
filling station .this morning at 1
O'clock. Ho Is survived by three-
sons and; one duughter, , H. H.
rWcimer, pf Mamtssu, Colo., S. It,
WolmnH of Cove. J. 11. Wuimor'of
July.:Hilgard and Mrs, K. Coomlis. of
Pilot Killed And
Student Escapes
Toon-e; sNEi.t.ma Minn
( APt--l.lcutennnt M. Samuel l nlnin. Dolo. - Tho deceanoil . I'm
"lrxirber, Vof St. Taul, 32 years old. 'a resident of "Union county lor tho
- us. nuivu- w lieu mo. imi I'tnoq .wuny .pimt. e;i , years, most.Ot that lllllu
lilto a illspln and crashed Hi ajbulhg spent at C'ovc. . ,
09n flejjil noarMcndota Into yes- .i,-uneral services will be held at
terday. rJ ho cra.h: occurred- when t. ). s. eluirch at Cove, to-,
nuriiur sua insiruciinif .a siniiciu..
.Hugo .I'Mng. .who -escaped with
slight Injuries. ' . , .
Jjleutenant . Turbor was a mem-
wlio caiiia here recently for a visit,
i GiUi rtson, primary critic.
'Hie public is cordially invited to
attend any of the . Monday and
Thursday assemblies, , ; ' ,. j-
ou nw and first , chair man. - Mrs. . "Lorraine" at Union tomorrow I1 l!i V J&K, lAOAJMlI
Veal arrived hero with him... .
Interrupted his vacation sojourn in
Southern ('California long enough to
tell motion picture producers,
through their organized . publicity,
men that It Ithe picture Industry
allows 4ts neutrality to bo violated
In the 11I2S presidential enmpaign
,lt must expect tho consequences or
lunch nnrliKiinshln "If It guesses
wrong." - .
' Mayor Walker said ho had been
j Informed that tho motion pict ure
industry had been dellvereu inio
I the oamp of one of -the major poll
ku decided that : l.a Qrando' Is, 1 '-.. , .
lioino altor all. Ho has returned To Open Nlioii
lo work In tho Koley, barber sliop ; juhm Uernloo Weeks .will open
where a rew years ngo no was part beauty . shop, to bo called the itv
morning. The shop Is In tho Kranki
.'i H onner store building 'and Is at-'
Vlslllii't I'ront Walla Walla .'tractive and modern in equipment'
.Mi Hetilah Nowlln. now of Wal-. Miss Weeks graduated from the !
i. w.illn Ih vlHltlnir here with her. l..nirl- u..i,nni in i., .i.i
.. M,- 1.11,1 Mm-AdnlnK Nru'.' ..i 11,1. ..'.i.. i,.... ' were killed by the oxplonion which. ,..,., i.-,..,u,.' ,.., . ,.,,,.,,1,11
'in. ami oilier relatives ana incnas. men been engaged In tho work. She . ' ' ,,an (jei,.gatu that Joseph Helioneic.
Hiss Newlin Is an organist for the la.thC: dauirhtep of Mr. nnd 'Mm. H Ul" UH' h on the Ice, he wild.. . inomlmr of the renilbllcan stutu
Walla Walla Hicatcr company. Shu. j, w. Weeks. Allss Weeks will " ' 'e sailer ship Hobby also ccntm conimltteo of California and
arrived yesterday and-will' return' make her home at Union though' V " . - " V i 'i that Will Hays, hcud f tho lilutlon
lujne tomorrow. :
GRIPS SURVIVORS llcul Parties by producers active In
. . t . ''llin nfl'iilra nf thnt narlv. ' He
1 v - ; - ; '' ! t . ' , mentioned no names but his audl
f Continued from Page 1) jonco of film press agents Uncalled
that I.oills H. Mayor, producer,
7T.
--'' she will probably spend most of " Amundsen and IlU,lln,0 vroaaeo and distributors
T.-.Vi'.'lher Sundays here..-. .;, . - j ' ".? f ve mi.liiHf ceninunloitM. t.u. ( Aml.ra, )fl .0no-W the; -leaders
. ":: ..I'. - ;. i i.-...ii;.WIm:lrrlis,a-. Mirsen, -chief' oi-f h, HtmH, tepufMHiif forty. y
iTt -and Tq Attend OmvpiKlon hho Nnrwtelun rescue, party was. vteliln mayorWld -no re-
h lr. and Mrs. A. N. Mnyvillu .left ' . . ;, '., ,-, . , f erred to bellovo tliat the 'Individ,
today for Portland where they will 1 h,c "f'h.'for Cap la .1 Amuul- lms w(J mH0 , motkm ,c.
attend the 32nd annual national fien h"M' JJ! ' " '" ? "S1 ture Industry "aro not so enslaved
convention of naturopaths on July " ' lhB U. n " , wl'u that they can be handed over" and
jl. 12; 13 and 14. Dr. Mayvillo "J0 main-object of whlcli ship , thllt twd or , r01nllunt
will glvo a paper and on another "'V h'T , 7" .""l"" tlu' In-'UHlry ' Blr"S
,enntigh tu swing the Influence of
1 1... u ,tll
naturally lessens the prob-' politically.
fii-e on Business-
liny Woodbury, president
pnrral iiianuger'or the Union rail-" )r. and Mrs. A. N. Mnyvillu .left,
rend of Oregon, spent' Sunday at) today for Portland whore they will
1,'nloil conferring -vlth locaKoffl- attend the 32nd annua national
rials. The railroad company Is ar-'
ranging to handle some largo fruit
mips for growers In the union and, will glvo a paper
Cuvc sections during tlio. summer. ' occasion will give an address. Tho
convention will draw naturopaths
Visiting Hen ' ,' ' from' 'over the entire United Sates'
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nicely and - and from as far as South Africa.
.Hill', Hie VI14IUIIK ui me iiw.iiv- V. ,11'lU III . UI IK1IIU unit mu W LUllll
Mr. Nlcclv's aunt and- uncle, .Mr. time It has been on the Pacific
ana- Mrs. Harry .. Gibson, V They -const. ' Ur, Benedict l.usk, eullrd
yaial ; has liarllclpated ' In the
(layf.
aoiiiiy oi Aiiiiuiriscn anu ins com- ..ii i it ,i,,,.ia r.'r.m liu'nu-n
paniotia .belnif. (ound, nnd imrtlcu- ,,,,. , ... tho ,..;. ,,r nartlsnn
,.llv.n - 1 . . . . .
; politics. It must complete the con-
Alt o-ethor JJle position of the dltlolis of purlisalhdtlp. If It guesses
Arelic advenliire is far from a wrong, It must expect to bo crush-
irrlved last night after visiting "In the father ot naturopathy, will bu happy one with f.eneral Nubile thus cd.-.'
Ceniral' Oregon- .during the last Iir attendance. Tho state natuio- l.ir inc oiny one snuicneu ironi me
week with friends and rolntlycs. pathy convention will be held one Jwt of death by tho .heroic ef-
Thelr hoino Is in Colfax, Wash.'; day during the session which ,-ls ut .ir,we isn uniiiaii. ..
to lake place at the Al iiltnoniali ;
Has Ucin III hotel. ; Dr. and Airs. Mnyvlllc an-1 KOMI-;. Italy. July 1(1 (API Slg-
Irvin "Tubby" - Zundel, son of llclpate a very fine meeting. . uin-a Ceeclonl, wile of Natale t,ec-
Mr. and Mrs. Kali Siundel of tins i . leli.nl, motor, vhlef Injured In the.
dir. thoils on ii mission for the Oier.Sundny I'lsliing: Trill 'eriish of the Italia, has received
I. I), S. Church in Montreal, Can., i .Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Palmer, Otis this reassuring wireless message
Iras been 111 Tor the past few weeks Palmer and Kay Lynch returned from her husband:
ol measles and scarlet fever. Ac- last evening-from 'an over Sunday ".Have .faith; 0"1 Is watching
eoixling to a letter received yester-. trip lo Kagle. Bear. Culver and ;over us. Best health. - .
day he has recovered from tho Looking Glass lakes at the head of , , (Sinned) Natale."
Illness and lias rcsuntcd his nils-' Middle Eagle. They drove their '' 'The message was relayed inroub'ii
:sWry work. ' car to within five miles or -the tile bane ship Cltti di Alilano.
A : i lakes and negotiated the balance T-f
VJiting IVom Kilgciic I of the distance on foot. Big lir . .,mAW n ,
.Mrs. Ida. French, of Hugene. Is main Eagle lake Is rcport-vd to lie. I'lWJlJ UKj 1 lJl JV 1
ilsitlng In La Grande for a few half covered with snow nnd Ice, but WHRAT PROP TO -
BE-BELOW 1927
'(Cbiillnued fr,opi Page 1)
eeks with her friends here. Mrs. thlfothors are open, although. It t
l-'n-ni'li. who Is tho mother of I.eo no trouble, to stand on - a ' RnovvjV
I'reneh. moved to Western Ore- bank and catch fish in nny or tlicni.
n with her son Just a few years Mr. ,1'abnor swears,' by all ol al
"K. She is well known here. Mrs. Jlsheriiuin's saints, that he caught ;
Kunch is the guest now of Mrs. the last three fish in near nine, 27.1 r. (mil bushels a year ago and
nrlis on. Washlnirton avenue. Silo three large J'.asicrn uroui. jnnii, K .ri,.,,,.,. ,,.,.
" iransuotlng business during nor thai wcigncu ciom- iu i,n,. ,,
ilay. each. Last year wnen inei-c n.c
1 " '. ) trout were seen in the lake and!
lulls Singing. two were caught, this year the
It. "Hob" While. Portland slug- three remaining looi. iu nnjiiiinK
on July 1. -
The aereage condillon on July 1
and indicated production of bu
shels of winter wheat Include:
- A...uir,. r'nml Penil
. lias returned to the Hose City out of the ordinary Invading their - - ,,,,, icotill
"ier a lour of the east. It has been (lomnin unu spooii-i ."."
I'arneil here. He Is retiring rrom out or their nnturaj element.
I" lirofenslon duo to his health, but ."There were also two big riunuowH
tleliea In ...., II nvl ..rlnB- In this lake but last, summer a
Washington 1.302
.76
28, go;
to cirr ni(i ii-:kiiy
Mi,-vr vnii. .Inlv III fAIM
He leaves this week for Snokane to sheep herder got disgusted because ,-.,...,.. smith will own the
' a position with tho Corn Pro- he could not hold them with a , . i.,.,vn ,irby In the world..
i Co. of New York. Mr. White fish line and look ihe 3n-.ll) route Scouts arranged for tho pre"-
"widely known In La Grande hav-, to get In touch with them. tins ,, r ,hl, )l(.lui ,.re Ht the
"15 spent several months hero some leaves tills lake free of tlsh fur re- j.m,t.mlr-H n,i visit to their
" ago. stocking purposes as there was no .. Mountain this after.
The derby is rive feet long
July
Clearance
Sale
AETTLETON SHOES And OXFORDS
At Close-Out Prices
$8.85 PAIR
Shoes of Quality
Entire stock of Wearing Appard on Sale
noon.
and four f'M-t high. The rim Is flat
und wide enough for bicyclists to
rldo upon.
NT THIERS
uo to plant small Try there with
ll or th'i' i.ngu fish tlwreln as
ilif lake is rather small and they
would Jiavc futcn the small ones as
f;i.t .s pliinKd." Air. Palmer says.
It was their firHt visit to Looking
C!;iss hike and they are praising
M us one of the most beautiful
of tho mountain lakes, although
they did not iateh a fish from it.
This is their third trip to this sec
tion In as many yi?ars. find jvhile
the Inst Mix niih'H arc: fairly pass
nbhT they iy tin1 the road Is Im
possible fnr any of the larger cars
or one that is not capable of short
turns. Anyone thinking of making
the trip ran get further ptirtlcii
);uh nf Mr. Painir, who also says
Unit there are some shep tenders
in th" vhinity who it Is possible
to necute a limited number of
horsrft rrom to make the trip from
the valley to the taken. liagh
crefk 1m ;i beautiful st renin, and
whiln not very plentiful of fish,
ran be depended on to yield enough
for camp purpose, they report.
'it-y .-brought u.-4Wi.atttru irwok
tiout with themy . -
l)i:IO BA I S PLAX movk
NKW YOUK, July 10 (AIM Ks
tabllshttu'iil of a democratic rum
paign bureau In some southern
state to-offset 1 un organized effort
lu several states lo defeat the nn
t tonal democratic ticket, was adv
vocated by Senator Joseph T. llobi
luson of Arkunsas In a stutcinent
today. '' C
morrow looming at It o'clock with
jntcrmont' In tho C'ovn cemetery.
Tho rcmalmr are ut tho Hunter
Bohnenkamp mortuary, v
Minnesota nutlonul guard.
Wightman Resigns
From A A. A. Board
BOSTON. Muss., July 10 (AP) I
(leorgo W.- Wightman. of this clly. i
today lologiaphbd to Major. Gener
al I'ouglns MacArtliui'. liead of the:
American 'Olympic committee, hlsi
rPHignaiiun ua view preHideoi iiau
inomber';Of the committee with the
request fhal it take, effect at once. 1
tti the, telegram he severely crlt-!
Iclzed te'iuommiltee) fur permit-!
ting rhurlcs paddock! to accom-1
pany th.o Olympic team to Amster
dam.',; ' :$'t ." '' '.' '.
Mexican Bandits X
Execute Off icers
' MK'f:0"ClTV,'July 10 '(AP)'
I0:els1o) today printed a dispatch
frouu PatKRunro, state of. Mlchoa-'
en 1 1, fcaylng tliat - insurgents nau
hanged X-arriiscu Sandoval, a- fed
eral deputy; his brother . Carol oh
and the muyoi. of the-town of Ta
eambaro. :( ; ' '--' ; :'
, The insurgents under- Iudlshto'
Afcdina. attacked .a passenger train
between, Patzeuarn and Alio: and'
took the 'men from Jt, hanging tliem
tu telegraph pules along the rail
road. 1 ; -
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and casslmeres, slrlptsd and
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' Conto, In grey and lull
': $2.50
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. mid more economical Ihan
overalls - ' . '-'
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Russell Work Gloves
' Kull hoi'sehldo leather ,..
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JACK
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QiWWt - nnd ' romance
- with thti Anieiietin - pto
noers. of. the desert. Wost.- A
Nltectiicultll' epic of tho Strug
glo for a homeland I .;' .- ,
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K I, PA HO, Tex.,- July 10 (AP)
With a .nbw nionocoupe placed at
their disposal, 'by another pilot lu
tho .national irellabillty air tour,
Mrs. Phoebo l' Omlllc, pilot, and
Mrs, Kddio; Stinson, passenger,
wore prepared to hop off on today's
tap op of the tour undaunted over
their ef-ash ut Marfa,, Tex., yester
day, ; which' wrecked . the- mono
coupe Mrs. Oinlltn had piloted since
the start of the tour. ; ., :
WINS NATIONAL OPEN TITLE
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With a leu-font putt on the lust green, Johnny Knrre!!, young New
York professliimil. won the national open, gol championship by a
mie-stroke margin over Hobby Jones In a play-off round for the lltle.
Jones and Karrell lied with a 2U4 euch iti'T-' holes und In the play
off Karrell turned In a 143 to 144 for Junes, The title has an es
timated value of more than f 5n,ul)0 a year to' a professional, : In ad?.
Oiiiuu to the nuUunul tille, rnrielj won a, ilMO prlw.fur bfias lie
bttt tire .ltd -goiter in "the tournutiieiit.
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