La Grande evening observer., July 30, 1928, Image 1

EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE
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7W WEATHER
OPLXION f-'ug on ruuKi ; fair in
interior -tonight Htvi Tiiiy:
slightly wWiner hi Interior and west
portion Tuesday. Ilumlclliy below
nuiin.il east portion.
CI T Y
EDITION
VOLUME XXVi.
MrJMHICil ASSOCIATED I'RKSS
I A GKANUE. OREGON. MONDAY, JULY 30, 1928
MEMHIOK ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 21)7
tlftf
m m m h ubulj
PICKED FOR
. 1929 MEETING
Eastern Oregon Medical j
Society Winds Up La j
Grande Convention
WALLOWA DOCTOR
NEW PRESIDENT
Dr. Iiewa Wilkes, of This
City, Elected Secretary
Treasurer Sessions
Very Successful.
in. John C. Oi'ory. fif Walh.wn,
Was elected president oT tit" Ivtst-
... .ii ItNn-l'-t Medical HK-j.-iy
during Ihe afternoon s"sl"ti 'f "o
uniiunl meeting held ut t lie Siieu
Jawea Inn Saturday Willi nearly art
medl'-al men. 1 1 1 f i -r tlu'iii for'itn t
N'ni-I lnvf:ii authorities, :ii tending.
)r, John I. Itrciuiiin. n"- Pendleton,.
Vt elected Vice president, and lr.
I.ewa Wilkes, of I, f-ramh'. wns
elected seerclury-trensurrr. In. V.
An. M'-Njii'v, superlntendenl of t ho
Hastem Oretnu slate hosptf nl. ii ml
In. Thomas JUggins. of Maker, were
elected delegates to til1 slate coliv
vention in Portland in tin- f:itl.
Wallowa lake w;i4 chosen as th
nieoling place for tin' I't-it M4fsiuH.
'I'll' afternoon scednn was brought
l.i tin ))'! wlih 111" u n n it: 1 business
meeting at which the retiring presi
dent. In. All red .1. Johnston, of
1I'-1'1hi, presided.
in I vfiitim
In lb'' evening a banquet was
given at tho -Sueajawea with the
wives upending. Ir. Piehnrd Mil-
lohunt. ili'iin of I1h L'ulv.'miiy of
Oregon medical school In Portland,
acted as toasl masler at Ihe bnmiU't
at which tint' Were a number of
e.ieiiipijrnne,u.-t toasts given. The
banquet was a very pleasant affair.
Mrs. A. I. Ilhliardsoti with trim'
fit-list ry snug a group of numbers
which wtiv accorded a hearty ap
plause. Mis, Kh'hardson sang "To
ltu one Near Vuii" ti ml two French
song", one of whirh was a particu
larly illfflriill it u in her witli many
trills and oodeuzns, Mrs. S. II.
Morgan gave her an uvtUUi uecum-
):iniliiriit itl 111'- I'iaiio. An olrh'M
Ini frnin tin- Kasiu-li Wfiun Mrhool
of liinsli furntsh'-il nitilr dm-lni-'
11n lianiin.'l. On Sumlity Or. ami
Mi-h. Ilarnhl li-tin, 'f I'orll.iml
will on 1 Wallowa Ink" fttr thr
il;iy ami it In uiiiltT.Ht ooil Hint h-v-i-ial
other -iroupM u'rni to the lake
or snrnt Siimiay vlsllln-i at some
ollun M.ln! Infori' rnturnlna to
ili-n- hunii's ihioiijihiiut Kn stern
Orru'on.
From point of utU nilaiu c atiJ of
th- iiiuc ai:tl onl ul h" sjiriiU
ln' (iroyram Ihr ni'-rliim wvis ar
rli!ini'd the finrst y. t hvt.
2 ROBBERIES '
IN LA GRANDE
OVER WEEKEND
Two roliln-rlcs w r' r port - lo
tin- polir- over th" w.fk nl aii-l
an- hi'lnu- Invr-Nl iu'nlr.l. K. !.
Ciiric. -7u:i N. Third .strrt-t.
porti'l l lint soinr oil'- took tlo
scrivii from hUt win-low and -n-n
i-" l his hrtlroont lftw. n on"
nVlork. ami daylight yrstertiay
morning, sii-alinc Mn pork tlook
whi-li rontaim-d i.ln.nt in rash.
.lark Mn.sh .says that a llemiiii;
ton kuii and ;nt iartridi,"-w wrn;
Muhn fron; his place Saturday
flight . I-Ini ram :- wiih Kalnetl by a
skyliu'lit window.
Minister To File
Counter Action
i .ns A(ii:i.i:s, July ' (ap)
A legal enlargement 0f the ouster
suit eotit ro etsy surrounding t he
Jlev. Knin'i I er. p;isior of t he
Wilshlre Itonb-vurd Congregiitional
church, was promised by the dr-r-ndant
minisiei's attoni'-y's when
trial of the Mll was colililiUed to
il a v.
5
Mr. Dyer thnuigh his counsel an
lioimeetl that all aniehibd coin
plutut charging a coiispiriiey to
w reek I ho fashionable church or
ganijtutioi! would be rtb-d. Six
llle, three Of W llOlll V I'e IIIClllI'l'M
or the flock and the otli-r tin
foutbier-4 would be nauii-'l de
fendants. No detinile dale for fil
ing df t lo- net ion wV set in t ho
court statement.
Babe Ruth Drives
Out list Homer
f LL LLAND. July ( A
D.ibe I'uth bit bis list home run
ol the season In Ihe ith tuning I"
ioda)w gam., between Yankees ind
Li Ci,mi.s Seure-i aloud ft
him,
Lllh'.H list chetlll (-loll) (UlO'
with one man out i7i the sixth. H'
lilted the ball high over the right
fi"'d wall to tut down ' 'b r land's
f'Jiir-nin bad.
Today'- bonier puts Huth sewn
1'uim; runn. i naiiM-a and ;r daya
-!it-;--j o: In rn.-ord
Scouts Receive
High Awards At
Court of Honor
"
George Gilkison Made An
Eagle .Scout Russell
Nelson, of La Grande,
Gets Ljfe Badge.
In an linpros.iht' rrrviiiony
llNlt .
iiai Its h -llili(r In tllr tall pilir.s of
I'Mtlo-r.n" rn-rU, ii ooy coit roillt
of honor win lo'li) ' Satnrilay niht
in wht h tlforffr (Jilliison. from
North PoWtifr,, b'!t'Him' the fifth to
atiitin lite h iirht-Kt rank In all wont- i
In thiU of rai?Io In the Kuslern i
Oi son oounell. j
The I'om t of honor wan ha" on
liKlian Ion? ami was trrnu-.l tiie,
l"iour W'ny" loil K" reirinotiy. Ap
proximal "ly ?u tsitorn wilm-s.-fd
tin- pnnrrutn at whirl! M. Kuhm-II
! Scott tK-ti-d as chief. While a Iiuk"
I. rr flaim-d In (ho nilddb- oi the
rlrrle the srouls went through t h"
cereiuony of the court. At eneli of
( I ti" tour lod(,''M. ul Wlilen bos of
varlrt'iM scout ranks wei'e seated,
a different' color flame, yllow
..rr, o.ue lire, i eu Mi e and wtlitn
fire, was burned us tint ranks were
ronieri ed.
The hinlerfoots win seated in
Iho east at the court of lln- "Moiiu
lain I, ion," the seeoml class mcoiii.
Ill the i-outh tit tlx- court or the
"Hiatdi Hear," the first i'law scents
In the west at the court of tho
"llul Kilo" and the star, lite and
vhrIc scouts In the north al
the court of tin "While Woii.' lvi
wln Klrby, A. W. NHson. John Al
len and Oilier Walter l.nnsin-,' as-nisl.-d
Mr. Scot I in confi-rrhiK the
ranks. Or. W. T. l'h. ptesldellt
of the council, as unable to be
pres'-nt.
.NcI-oh Saw l.ifr Seoul
Juirinu- the evening Kus.se 11 Nel
son was mad" a hie scout, the r.mk
next to the cade. The third rank,
star, win: conferred upon Myron
Grow, linker, Kobert .weifel, l.a
Crando, Keiiiut Meyers. Norih
I'ouder. Hoyd .lacks-Mi. I.il Crand".
Muddle l-'o' sslrom. Nori h 1'owder.
Klcst cIiikh badges wen civ-n to
Carl Douhnn. Kniesl liri,'KS. .lohu
Walker. I,, sir.- ( itn liiiKhouse. Ace);
(iiirllmihoUKe, Jack l-'lsher. Second '
Class badges u l-'red ItMrinan. Oar
tell Hulehisun, Donald liurk". Jlay
iiouid Stickler. Howard Pldcock,
Wln'on lluddelson. I
Merit badges v.n-r u'lwn to I'hil-j
lip Johnson, Hymn (irow, Jnuiubl !
ilp, Kriiest MrlKKS, Itoyd Jackson, '
Ou-I Doiihan. John Alb-n, (iroicf
Ollklsoii. Muddle 'on si roui, Wood-,
row Ouincrell, 'n rl ('ob'iiian. J. W. j
tri.tfk's. i'iair P'rkins, John W-il!;-;.". ,
Adam l.clKhton. On lr ,Ma 1 r r. Don-j
aid Murkr. Kerniit Meyers. Mirh
ii rd I la I lev. Yei-u'il Korheiispai K"'",
Itobrrl weifel.
(i"oi,'e (Jllklson was '..inlily troni-
niend'Ml by Mr. Scott when the lion-;
or was placed upon hint. He re-i
reived the heathy contra t illations J
or t he other Seoul s. Oeorire has
won merits Tor Hwinimlnir. Itfe-.'-av-1
liur, coiiH"rvat Ion, public heall !i.
, personal health, first niu. ueiicul
'tuic. anHm;. allio-tics, bird study.
; (Continued on Puse 0J i
Normal School
Contracts Not
Yet Announced
Hlds f-.r eioislruelir.il of the
Kasieru Oregon Normal wlund in
Iwi Orande were opened Salnrday
by the building 'oMiuillec of the
board of regents bui no contract
have yet been let.
News will b" sent lo l.a Crand"
lis soon as I he a w a rds ' are made,
whirh will be within the m-M few
days. It is said. It is understood
OfTil a large number of bids were
entered, some by loeal nun. With
many bids lo cheek over and con
sider, immediate awarding of cm
tracts was praeliealiy oul of the
uuesilon. according to word re
ceived h. re.
Relief Arrives .
At Last; Sunday
High 93 Above
wr.vuir.it Tnv
7 ::i" a. in. 'i'.l obnve.
J;in . in. :' nb..ve.
( 'toolil ion: I 'b ar.
i:thi:is M'Miw
MiiNlinuni y:i above, minimum ,
r. I iiloevn.
t omlii itti i 'b ar.
wivvrnrit .it i.v tit-;
Maximum S3 alMi'e, rolnitoani j
r.o.d.H.or P rrb- i-boidv.
I The i-eli-d the w cither man
'priitnis'd (n-'-nn arrl i-d nv-r the
le. kend im) with It. brought de
' light to La Oratlde p i.pb- 'Abo have
! ...et sweltering in inn and more
i weather for six straight days, sel
ling a new record Tor this city.
Salnrday. the final day -at lrnd
leiniH.r.trlly of ihe hm t-pell, de
,fi;,ntly reached KM ab.ive b. Tore
ithe mercury began to drop, Yesier
'day the blub mark was 33 ati-.vc.
the i-untext tu eiuht da -i. and lat
' tdaht's lolMitnum. .'i .' nlmvi . Was
j the ove u in igbt da
j Swimming Imh. rier batiks, and
favorite pie nick lug si "Us wife
erowihd yesterday with people
jteeking relief from the w.ntnth.
liuiuirt'iU of Ui ( irandei s l-o ing
the city for the day. Sw 1 mining
Ijj'.'ol- vcie I'at'.lv'Jlall:.' p-pul.-.f.
37 PERSONS
ARE HURT IN !
TRAINWRECK
j Crack Northern Limited
and Bar Association
I Special Collide
INVESTIGATION IS
ORDERED TUESDAY
Guernsey, Wyp., Scene of
T : ..,wl rv.. rr(AT 1 noa
AbCllll (I'll M i c ,
of Life
Believed to Be
Eight.
: SACKAMKNTO, Oil.. July 3t
( A I ' ) Thirl y-se ven Injured p"r-
' sons In hospitals and hotels hi
Woodland, A rbuckle and ( hi k land
lust nlllht Kiive Kilm evidence of
tin- collision between the -Cascade
limited, crack Soul hern Pacific
, Nort hern limited und the second
section of Die American Miii"ai'so
clai ton ' special t rain from Seutt lo
at five o'clock yesterday afternoon
at 'orteim ttcu r Maxwell. Moth
trains were en route lo San l-'run-cisco.
; Several of the Injured wee In a
critical condition late hist niKht In
Arburkle and Woodland hospitals.
. biny of thof-o hurl were Kivni rm
I eri;enry t rra t nieiU ut the scene of
the wreck and were uble' tu con
tinue lo Oakland when' they went
to hospitals or hotels,
j The uceideiit occurred (is the
) special, ru mi in l; ten minutes ahead
.of 'a.scndc, stopped lit Carteiia to
make rcpaiis (o the .ncinc. The
t'ascade, ioundinsr a curve did not
ee the stalled train 'und crashed
Into it.
j The heavy Casviide engine tele
scoped the olise(a'iol Clll' iff the
special and hoi h overturned. Klvo
Iassenikrei-s III tin' observation car
were injured.
IjiUhiccr Hurl
' The eniilncer of the Cascade, H.
N. WeyinouKh, .Dak land, suflered
possible internal injuries while tho
fireman, K. W. Sutliff, Sacramento,
(Continued on 1'ukb 4
CONFERENCE HELD
AT ISLAND CITY
! Church Meeting in Charge
; of H. S. Hamilton
South Meet Postponed
i The roil rl h uuarlerly conference
of t he Isla ml City Com muni I y
ehureh was held lasl night follow
ing Iho remrlaix o'clock servieps.
th Kev. Mr. II. i iisoii a nuoiinccd to
day. Harry S. Ha mill on, district
superintendent, of Poise. was in
eharge of the con ft-re on business
session, whirh included election of
officers, uliirli will be announced
in detail later.
l'i-oin Island city Mr. Hamilton
relurned lo I .a dnimlc ami today
lefi fMi- I'niou. lb- ulll i.e )n
eharg" of I h" co n f ei eiiee at t h"
Klr-I Meihodist Kpl .ipa ehurch
her" l-'riilay.
The confci-otiee al the South
.Melhodisl . hui'.'t was iiidefiiihely
poslpotied, ber-au.-e m illness of DD
triel Snpciinlendenl )( S. Shan
gle's Wife. Th" l!ev. .1, A. Hull.
pastor here, leeejvrd a I ee--a III
from Mr. Shangl" al his bono- ;,t
Millon. Ore., lu lhat effecl, Pegu
lar serviee:; were hold.
Inleresllng services wi-r held In
many of the churches of I be rliy
yesterday, with Hood MtVl our al -tendance:-.
The pastor al the Haplisl church
preaehed al 11 a. in. on the mi'i
jeet of "Te blillibilllg of a Home."
Mis..- Mililred Hsh sang.- aceutn
nanied by Mr. Dch-phm playing the
ohllg; hi the violin. In the eve
ning the sermon was "The l-'onl's
Vineyard." A violin duel wan
played by Mr. Iielepine and Mis.
PeHha PaoU.
Hundreds Attend Eagles Picnic;
Bathing Beauty Contest Feature
' il h hundreds of fa milie.s at
l tiding the Kagtctf four-city pfenjc
at Mi-a'-bant ye.sli-rday. draw mg
from P roll' Ion. linker. Wallowa
and La Orand". was acclaimed a
huge success. There was conlinu-
I otis rulcrt a in m en t I h rough out 1 h;
lay a ud leadet-M of the event saw
io it that no one had a dull mo
no itl .
j The hhrhilght ol the i m nl was
'the si lerlfon of Miss Violet Jtcst. ol'
I'endh l.iii, iis the balhing . :Vy
(if the Lagh s for Ihe four cito s.
Me, (lladys ( i t a uioa nn. ' of La
fiiande wlio was iicehiiiiif bathing
b- auiy i'te. u ot the ,a t;f-auib:
!ode on Saturday nigh', was hon-ort-d
auaiu when dnt vs ou third
ila c tn I he gr and r-unt est, M iss
Ha HaKer. .tf Walla. V aba, won
io cimoI prize,
(rand Is-tlgc Itcprc-cnled
i D. D. Hale. nt here (ii. m ihe
Lagh- giand lodiie, was the prm-
- eipal rieal.-r for the day and iilm)
acted as chairman of the judgca.
I Mrs. Orauiounn'M Iji lirntid' vlr-!'-'iv
i.? i.'.nno'invi.'l m '.ii'. Lijkv
Hoover Fishing
In Rogue River
For Steelhead
Presidential Nominee a
I Guest Last Night of
Medford Man
MM! CKKKiv l.tUKJK, NHAK
M Klii-'Clltll lliv. Jolv :tu (API-
lieri-Tt Hoover's Hist try lor fish I
early today was unsuccessful, duo '
larirely to the fact that photo
graphers insisted on Ketone close
up views and continuously near
him.
After two hours hi the Kottur
liver near hero he nave up und
started ahead of schedule for
llrow n's camp hi (,'alifoi nia. near
the state line where he will h'td;
mountain trout for three days be- I
fore taking a train to his home ut
Stanioru untversuy.
The presfdi nt canilidaie will ;
vi. ol; In Uei'ii rleur ill' lihnl nirni oh
ers an he holds that fish leluo to I
bite when cum eras are around.
HIM CJtKKK 1.UDOK. NKAU
MKDFOKD. Ore., July :IU (AP)
Herbert Hoover cine today to the
first of the two fish I ni? grounds
,.. In ll.lu .t..tl'lll.Mf.
hood for his first no al bin favor-J
ite sport since his- ivturil to his i
Western home after his nomination j
as the republican presidential c in-1
dldaie. '
! Stclhead trout in the Kouue
river, fish I hat have been dow n to
the sea and back, were sought by1
Hoover befoie he essayed a return
later In the day back to the North- J
era California in an effort to lure j
the mountuln t rout ut the head ,
watens of the0Klamuth river at!
Jirown's camp near Hnrnbrook. j
The commerce secretary was an I
overnight guest here of William
Isaacs, a Medford merchant who
met the automobile caravan at
(Ira tits Pass, held a "hurried con
ference with the Oregon policemen
who were showing tne party the,
way over the mountain roads and '
then heetuiio pilot himself. f
DcIhvs Hi l'ibin ,
.lust west of .Medford the lead j
cars turned olf on a dirt highway t
and drove lit this place. Mr.
1 louver and some of his party ac-j
cepted Invitations tu spend night !
und some went fishing lute In thej
day but the cutfTlidate deferred thej
wetting of his lino until today, con- I
tenting himself with watching the '
others, fish. '
' At Brown's camp on the upper)
Klatuath when; t ho secretary is to
an Inter today Mr. Hoover will bi
the gtjeHt of Milton lOsberg of San
I'Vaneisro for pari of today, tomor
row and most of Wednesday, leav- !
Ingv lati- the third day Tor I Mvls
where he and ins companions will
board truhi for Palo Alto, arriving
there early Thursday after an ab-f-enco
of a little moii- than five
days.
JHO-Mth- Trip
On the second day of the jour
ney, the (tarty tool died ,KU inih-s
from Hull Flat, Oil., to this place,
crossing two mountain ranges over
roads which alternately overlooked
(Conth ued nn Pag ft.)
JJodffe Approval Is
! Given Car Merger
i: altimoli-:. July ::a pt
stockholders or 1 odge itrol hei s, :
Inc.. oled al a special t ting lo- l
day their approval of merger ot j
I hat com pa ny w II h Hie ( 'hi sier !
corporation. The vote uas taken 1
after the COUimiilee Oil the OleiKer 1
i plan announced lhat assents bad
! been oliiiiin-d from lot per cent of;
j each class of stock, as required by ;
I Hi" merger plnn agreement be-
!(u,e-n tile luo i-oi.ipauieM. j
British, French
Reach Compromi.se '
' L(KD tN. July i.l'i - Sir j
j Austen Chambei-lalu. the HiHish
j foreign secrelaiy, nninniue. ( (n Hie;
j house of common today that Oreat j
P.ritain had reached a compromise;
wllh !' ranee over the naval dit-I
armament iii siion which vould b" -sulmitl"d
to the ollo-r naval pow -
J ei'M and eventually lo a di.um.i
llient COUferellt-e. !
dane Saturday ni-ht at eh w n J
o'clock w b ti sin- w a introduced
to Ho- dancers and pn m tiled u M U '
the rirst prize of J.'. Mh Li'fina I
WaldroTf w on i-'-'-ihi'I, i eeei mg !
!." and .Marjoile ntbrofj' mm I
third receiving $ I a. Alt three com- j
p' ti d In the grand nuil'M.
PVl'ev Sitciiks J
Lx -Oovi-rtior W alter M. Pit rce '.
:toke on Kagh-doiu hi a Very in-,
teresibig address. t0eiuif upon !
the four prineiiials ff the trat'rn-'
a I Ol ijer ; liberty, t ( Ut h , Jllht iei: : j
and finality.
The prog r a m Indtpb d I'.irln;, J
baseball and cotHeslH of all kind".!
The la (Irande women's baeifjiitj
leani won from ttje pendhton
team, the score being Hl-;;f'. Hun
dreds of tars lined the road ror
blocks .'.round during Ho- flay, b e ,
cream, I' liiiiliiiil'- coffee and cream j
v re (tervfd Iry the b'.Ji; at noon j
and In Hie evening at live o'clock j
bar I facto d beef, buim. potato rutlad t
and coffee and lemonade were ser- t
v-J. '
! CHILD NATURAL PLAYER I
o .
1 'kur
riie-ycar-uhl Lillian .Mar (ac of KwiiiMllle. Ind., neicT luul a
iiiulc Iisihi, hut stie can play ahy piece si it lm vwr Itcanl mi th
.ptano. Her moihcr tit no our in I'fiber pniiwtt'.i family displiiycil
any Mich tnlrnt. I.illhin Muc tbeMi't know limv .she iltns It hcr
fclf. ".Mj finm-r- Jiii mi to I In right place I don't know hy.
she mo-. The Utile girl liux been playing almost 4r sIikt .ho
was able lo taml. One Snudav. atl r cliiirch, she iimaMil lier Mir
cuts liy placing a liinn that ihry had beard Hun morning. She
listen- to jiicres on the radio and its ilow ii and plays llicni. ,
Valley Pioneer
Passes Due To
Recent Injury
i
r.ks ol On- older p,om.ersH . p....! Winq fmill
Tin-
r ih.'
Oliver Perm, who has lived In the
Lower t 'uvo diMi '.ct li.' years. pi.i: s- j
ed away at the (irande Itond" bos-,
pllal at ft o'clock. Mr. pethi cm toe')
here lit l .'i:; ami has hern a farm
er in the drailde Loude alhy
since lb;'l time. L:::.! week he fell,
lo. -rising it s lnp, and it was Hun In
jury thai led to his death today.
i IT late lie has Iliad" his home ul
Imbler and I he body w ill lie. in
stale llieie from Itl until 1 o'clock
tomorrow.
nliver Perm was born hi Jasper
coun'y. Iowa. Aug. II. lb
was married ou Juij 1x77. to
Lucimla L. May. Tu Ibis union
wet e hot ii t u (i Min v. Da v id I .. and
i "ha rh-.s I'M u a i d. and one da ugh -let-,
who has a -soi a w a y. Tlx?
sons make I ben- bono at A ice I. A
granddaughter. M,s. Clara tb kcbr.
Ui.l
Ihy
a g.
al-giandd;
uuliL-r. hoi
Jean Oel.ele
ol
i;t;i:i, at
held
I at.
Kuneral
from 1 he
alietnoou,
minister.
His de i
one of 1 h
S' ! I b I'M W 1 1
SOIMIOel V i!-
i ll loiuot row
( 'I'ik-k.Iii y J
Will be the
J:ay IDig
tassing of
pioneers.
30 LA GRANDE
MEN TO EIGHT
FOREST FIRES
With the le
te jlepp
Ml e vl: uai ion in
it ry Mill -.eiinus,
)ire;u.niug a-- a
L;t Crande men
iiiL-hl by car lo
me. .Mr. Tucker.
few
ten
help
foi e-
lays ago, ill'
leie S.iliil'dii-1
ballb- t 1,1 H.(
I otfleidl. j-aii
Five large fires al
111 I'd but all rd' tin
ave been Mlbdued.
still oul of
smaller ones
There ere
o My fanned
:!'a iim a are
li-hMni; ihe
dlsli let for
. I rout Pi.rt-
originally :.'7
by lihtuiiiL:.
hi oi -anled
Tn i s at pi e-ej
e-ler and his
l.i toi. a nd i he
vwr's f.'ice
I he jr ne.
fit.-.
Aioin
llM
Dm
ll it hoped In
fire:
ll.n
under ( if n) t
day-.
108 Indicted Ilij
New York Jury
m:v v t i : l , Jo y t n a
!ede,., e.and I'll today Hldlcle-l
I ft s p -1 hMii 'i, Iik I od lot: T' .l ( J ui -nan
and 1 1 l n .M'.rni. hih
Ito.d. -.i s and N T. Oianluod, no
Mo aoo'Mioe. r lor vi.iliou W'HN. us
ah aftermath ,,t ihe n-allon il dry
raid on P.ioad.-. ay s nilmri Ih la--t.
mouth.
SAILOtt.N HI PLA( 1 , MP IK I ItS
LL ILW'Li;. Iiame, .inly So
(AP)- With :;ri Dillon from tin;
Pi eri- h na vy replacing the s( t Ik
ing oilers and nloki is. tho l-'reiich
line sl'amer 1 1 oe ha rid -i a u ;U on
lis way to .V.-w Yoi k (odav.
I 'a She n g I a boat d- d 1 ho Vessel
uieb-r In ;iv) poll'c guaid.
After tin- K oe j i a m hi a u and 1 vm
oi Iter fbips sailed, union of i iclala
hitiinat' d that the ulriU. ),j,d I, ecu
unsucejinful uiwl would be called
o!f.
FRENCH RETAIN
TENNIS CROWN
Tilden in Deciding Game
m btraigjit bets
i IIOl.ANt
AUtetlM. I-'I
Aiiieriea'a
Die ais
lailerl lod-i
(iAi;i;o:-s :-ita dip m.
ame, July :m ( api
-ampaign to rc'upniro
cup from I he Preach
v when Henry Cachet
dere. 1
deciding
straiuld
Wiltbim T. Tilden In ihe
match of I he fa-rlea In
S' Is by scfttes of .S-'".
ti-1.
Tit's gave tlo Pieneh
th" rour milehe.s played.
The l'i t neb kepi t he
result of singles viclot e
Hire
of
cup
Co-
"bet over l,oih HenneHM"V and Til
den and a doubles triumph fur Co.
clo t and Jean Itorotra over Tlhlell
and I'Ynnk Hunter.
(Vicio't tints was the hero of Hi"
clmlb ngi- round, w II h a pet feet
r ,-ord ff I hree vh-iorleH.
j One Mali h I fi
One moie lilat' ll of Ihe chttllelie
loiifid .'a-rkes remains, pil'ing lEeiie
Lat osle against John Hennessey,
but H will be nolhluK 1 1 mho limn an
exhibition, as everything hi.ng upon
the outcome of the TI I dell -Coe hel
match.
Pig Hill put up a gaPant fight
ag:iin::t hia brilliant 1)1 tie Prem-h
opponent . bill show ed I he elTert-t
ol the loKlng five i I'd douldes ma'ch
in which he participated yeslerda
Cor-het was al his w hil ling besl
todav imiI gave I tig Hill the u oifd
beat I ng he ever I i-C"lv d In Da vis
cup ti ay. Never be l ore had TH
den been trimmed in shalglil .-ie.s
in a ( ha llenge i oijnd for 1 h
Ph.
l"--alm,ig lli.il liiv bst rli.m
tro-
lay
((onllnued on page 1
Lindbergh Carries
Fair Passengers
A NT A
(AP
i.d i -,'
KA. fal,. July
i li'H l.lltdbf Ik'll
wltli him In hit
hopped today
I'll
V. Of II
lo
Ii .
n idnlej l.i, iii- ij- b
an oiiaonouiieed ifslln.itl
In
loi rn iti'Oi ttooi the to ld did ted
i v e 1 he -a oiiieu's na iu'- but Kthl
ii uiis believed the famous trans
atlantic l her Inlendeil Paving I toon
al l.ns Angeles before conllliuiug a
llib) lo D'-Holl, Mi h.
l.n.-i ,.ni:i:i,i;s, .inly :m A e 1
r..l..l,i l I h:M Ii k ,. Mii.IImtkIi hi-.
viiimi: i.ini.n, iiri'hi'.l nt K.imI Si'l';!
nil II' III li.ihiy fi .iiilii lliii liiini.
"Ml' llf llll- Ullllll'll, Mil I.J lit III! II
All '. I'll, .,., I. l;IA,;,. Il, HI !
llll.'ltllMltlllri.lj lIl'Mfhlllll'llt. I.lllll- '
li'Tli, ullli I It.. imIii-i full'. iiii.-.-i.m I
(.'I, iikiiIii t'Mik tin- nlr ii-i.iniintily
lor .S;iii llli'lio. I
I'lilSO.NDHs I.SCAIT.
'HI. I Mill M. dhlu, July .'in (Al'l
-.'niir ni'iitliriK or tin- iirt.son
i"i" I'' 11 1' K. hi. nli. 111:1 il lo III1.I111
Iii'inoliiiii.iil 111 Hiilltliry .iMllli.iiiit
'or ttii h jinit hi'VithI niirn hko In
11 'li.nMTiil: I. rink fur fniilniii.
K. ui. . 1 from ttii'lr v Mb In Ohio
l' iiili-iit jury liiilay hut wi-ri- (-i.rnp.
tiii.il l.y kuukIm In the iilaon
y.'.i I.
Auto And Water
Accidents Cause
7 Oregon Deaths
s Vtland Man, Married a
Few Weeks, Drowns at
Rockaway Sailor Dies
of Injuries.
KOCK.WVAY. Ore.,
Sterling Hays. 20,
bathing in the surf y
his bride of a few w
July 30 (AP)
of Portland,
sterday with
ks, swam out
beyond tho breaker! and was
droA ned.
Madeline l.al.onde. .V nf Inke
j and Oak drove, was drowned
J w hile bttthlng in the surf at l.il,c
l.ylle. She stepped into a crab
hole. Hr nioi her, who made a
futile effort lo rescue her was .sav
ed only wllh difficulty.
PORTLAND, Ore., July V) (AP)
Oiikes Krskine, .t:, wiih drowned
while Hwimtulng last evening In
May's Lake, near Park ' Itose. He
went Into the water half an hour
after eating a picnic supper.
MeM l.N'NVI I ,I.K, July ;M) (AP)
Kred Stephens, IIH, or l.inntou,
wan killed when his unlnmohllc
crashed Into one driven by William
1.. Mllbr, Portlanu, at the Daytnn-
! 1,11 Ka yet te Y, near here, yesterday.
' Investigators said Stephens' cu r
i was on Hie wrong side of the mud,
Miller and wlfu were slightly hurt
and their r.on sufft-rcd a broken
llo.se.
SALKM. On-.. July 3a (AIM j
James H. Sheridan, ... a sailor (
from the P. S. S. Colorudo, dtid '
1 yesterday from injuries suffered
: when un automobile tn which he j
; was riding was lilt by a truck on I
the Snlcm-Silvrrtoti highway Hut-j
1 urday night. Tho truck was drlv-
en by Kalph Wolfe, or Monitor, j
Sheridan was en route to visit
: his parents after making an ah-'
"plane flight from Seattle to Port-!
land. Wolfe was arrested and or-.
, dere 1 lo appear today fur much- ,
Honing.
CHM.OfJI'lN, Ore.. July tin (AP)
Jug Hood, "Jt. wiih killed and
three ot her Indians were injured
yesterday when a rnr In which they
''Idlnff left tho Spn.gue river
road, thre 'inlbss above this city,
und went over a 2U-font cinbinik
tneuL Thn others were Adrle Wll
'ltaum, l'Teilv,v:,jf ,l,.f'tl l''0hLer llar
key. Oil A NTH PASS, ire., Julv .'H
(AP) A young nam believed to be
O. II. l-'orgusoii, or W'HIainlna. Ore.,
was killed yesterday evening Ihren
in lies not I h of tl rants Pass when
his motorcycle collided w It Ii I he
machine driven by Iturnard Hals
den, oT Porlland. This was i lie sec
ond fatal motorcycle accident there
within Ihe past two weeks,.
) MA PSHPIKLD, Ore., July 311
(API - - Onbriel C. Htos, II."., was
killed loday when run over by a
Soul hern Pacific passenue
train
si. mites lo. nli or Coos Pay. Kite
went to sb-ep on a track after ;
drinking parly lasl night, said In
vcuigalor-.
Railroads Given
Increased Mail
Pay By I. C. CJ"-:t
t WASHINGTON, July :io (AP) - j
Pail roads carrying inall for '!
posfofflct' depart tneilt were nwanl-i
4l) an tnereasi'd pay of a pprnxi- i
inaL.dy $111,11011,01)11 p.r year under,
terms of ap hiterstnl coinnieii e j
coniniifvsloii order today, and In ad-j
ditiii:i granted a lump sum of up-
proximately M.Vnw.'Miu for under-!
payment, w hich I he com mi; -don
held Ho- i;o eruiin-nt had made ,
since July, in:'.".. j
t A inajoi'lly of I he i-oiniiilHslon '
held thai trunk line railroads wen
entitled to Increases id la per cent ;
ove.- Mie present com p'lisa I Ion to
l.eeotlie etfectlve AUgUst 1. j
' petitions for Iim Increase having t
I n filed hi July, I a L'a. tho com-i
inissbiri rub d that Ihe cariM i.W
would becntilh-l to eolbet He net. 1
r;ile,s from that time. Independent
short lines operating over distances
of under 1 "0 iiilb-.s w era i;t anted
an increa.se of o per cent.
Gasoline Sellinfi
Low in Portland
I'iii:ti,am
- Cisiilliw n
liMliiy nil III.
i. July ::n 1 .M'
tllut; In l-i.rl Ni.ii
fr..iii ii;'.. I '
1 '.j 11 m. .is 1 1 i-uii .r 11
lull- will' milling lliili'l.' .i'li'iil
linli-tn-iiiliMils in I- l-i nn 1 I I
111 nil i'fl n I In ..hilnhf lu ll 1
Tin
.i :hl
Rancher Victim
Of Malheur Storm
i;aki:i:. m .. .inii '" ' v '''
Ml, In I S. I'liI. ii l.i... Inr "'' Mill
li.ur rii. i... I.II1...I '" in--
il., - lii nn .-li.l.l.- ii.ii'i' lilli- ii -
ii.iii Iiik ii ii ui-"'
..., lili i-
r. iirul. I.inlilnli.ix .1 r in k uu- win-,
l-'ii.l .i n ii.illvi. i.f lliiiimii.v. A
iviili.ii- nn.l 'tin i lilkli ' " Bin-vlve. I
III, !....('- :;i IH ..l'i:llt t H-'k'.-r.
UPSETS MARK
SECOND DAY
IN OLYMPICS
Percy Williams, Canadian
School Boy, Fiist in
100-Ileter Race
WYK0FF FINISHES
IN FOURTH PLACE
Lord Burghley Surprises
World by Roinping
Home in Hurdles, De
feating U. S. Stars.
OLYMPICS IN A MTS1IKI,( 1
Today's program: '
luo meter dash., seinl-flnalH
and finals.
I'm nu-ter hurdles. fhinD. ,
M'tt metern run, Hernl-fliiuln.
Dm meter daub, (women),
(rials and seiul-fhuilH.
IIHiH Olympic 'luiniliLs
Kuck, of I'niled States, broke
world's record tn winning shot
put finals with toss of 5a ff-et
11 1-D1 inch. Mrix soeoml.
King. I'nited Stutes, captured
hi-h jump title.
, u r in I w ' m 1 1) , 0 0 0 in t or.-,
breaking Olympic record; Jole
Hay, only American to finish,
was 12th.
Percy Wi Ilia him, L'a na d la n
school hoy, takes 1 00 meters,
Lord David Uurghley, of Kng
land, wb.:i ttiO-uieter linrdles.
Dr. P. O'Callaghan, of Ire
land, first In hammer throw.
Wvkoff. !ir:;ftr, McASHslrr
and ltnssell survived first two
heats In DM) meters.
Ilahn. Puller. Watson ami Sit -tig
uualified fur 8iU-meter semi
finals, (ilhsoti and MaNwvll
were eliminated to lito-metcr
hurdles but Taylor and t'uhel
hUivived first uml second tiiala.
Note Descrititlve story of
Sunday races on Observer's sport
page.
Leading point scores; United
States, ;t:.; Urltaln, ID; 1 'I a land,
17, Sweden Dl. .
STADIUM, AM ST Kit DAM, July
.Ut (APl A Canadian Mrhool hoy
from flilllhh Columbia, Percy Will
buns, Hpning front ubwurlty to
fame Indiiy by heiittnif (H& ivorld'i
grrafc-si ripriiiif! n in iio- Olympic
inti'ineter final In Hi -1-5 sncond.-,
l-"t a nk W'ykoff, AUKtrlca it favor
ite In t he event, finished four! h.
while Hob MeAlllsier. "th" flyltiif
cop," regarded as u dark hor.se, wm
sixth and last.
The 1 1"! uuuers dash w Itiies.ied
the worst setback American .prlnt-
ers ever received in Olympic com
petition w hen I hoy failed' to ge
one of Iho three medals. .Two falsj
starts preceded the r. M-d i
second, made by W'ykoff, seemed
to rattle the young American.
McAllister started puoriy ami
was unable to rhino the eiiii-4 aw tin
' had done previously, despite .Vlto
(fill that Ihe time was slower than
j In either of the semi-finals when
jibe Olympic record was twlco
j c'liialled.
lliirglih-y Wins Hurdle
j A l.ni d David Itui hley, famou.4
I Cambridge track slur, scored (I rent
j I'l-iiaiu's first Olympic champion
j ship in the HiL'ti Olympiad caplur-
Ing the final of the luo meter hur-
icloiy of the Knullshma 11
Ihe American pair of Pranlc
.1. fuh'd and I-'. Morgan Taylor
who finished second and third, fur
nished a sensational upset.
Although the A nieilca n.s wero
sjuhu'd by defeat In ihe event t hey
hai.' fell Mill; ..r winning. Ihe Liig.
(Cor.ilnued on Page B)
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