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VOLUME XXVI
LA GRANDE, OREGON, TUESDAY. AUGUST 7, 11)28
NUMBER 301
MKMIIKIE ASSOl lATi:i) I'ltKSH
Mi:.Mlli:it AKSOOIATKIJ l'ltlCSS
MT. EMILY CO.
LARGE SHEDS
Initial Step in Program
That Will Do Away
with Lumber Yard
TO EXTEND OVER
SEVERAL SEASONS
Step Is in Line with Lat-,
eot Developments in in
dustiy to Prevent l)c
terioration. hi tin Initial step of a construc
tive program that w 111 tilthnalcly
lead to I ie abandonment of. the
IuiiiIm t ai d lor a complete
-Mid shed drying system tin
Kmily Lumber company is building
two large .'luds tins summer. This
Is in lino with a development in th
lumber liulustry that Is being
nijoptcd In the mosi modern mills
i-.i' the country as a major st--p In
L't'uiHitiii-itliit lit that U incaii.s :l tn
llial Is, nil tlt'Tiuraliull due U
vrre Iwat ci.nltt li.ns iu lh" sum
hut.
i.iiiliatioll uf llic litlliahl pt'u
-rain will IHI laf plai-c in a Jiar
It will !r u matliT uf several ,v
hut It is u slet uf vast linurtaia'0
iu ilie mill i. ml Hh iH'eiiliilillsliment
will i;lvc the li (Iruiule eumpa ny
rlailll tu what ll I eeuBlilzecl lis oil"
ui iho must mmlern ami selelilll'le
iKvoluimienls 111 tin- lumljer Indus
try. Wuiklli'.- )il Mitils
Work lias alreiuly l-en lwKllll Ml
llie lletls. One will lie a finl.-li
shed, l-'l hy "if 1" !lt''. ,,,H' ,lM'
elher will he n niUKll "Iry luiilher
shell w llleh will he 811 Iu I
"Tills Is the heuinnlnu' of II pru
lam uf shed ami kiln euiisliuetlnn
In whlell we will mhl
units each
vear. so that in Mine
all III Mi I..-1-
will pass ihruui;li Hie dry kiln in
to ihe slieds and will never he put
up in slickers, or plies III Ihe open
yard." explallitd till official uf the
company. "Hvery year wc will add
cither lo the shed uf lo the dry
kiln cupneUy," he weut.olK.
Uxplainlnii Hie llew syslelll the
ulficial uiltllned Ihe Intensive
study of wood that has lead lo the
adupiiuu uf the shed and kiln dry
tni: system. The syslem of slicker
,1, yin'i.' Is nut a perfect dry In sys
lfiu, he explained. The wood dies
from the outside In. slirlvcllns Ihe
i.uiside si that 111" k'reeii Iu I Ik-
i i i i . I ... i- cracks the "skin." ll dues
it.. I provide a uniform sysl
drying and liecnusi' It dries so rap
l.ll'v Ihe luiilher nflell renehes the
finished staue hefure It call he put
under cover. Conseiiuenlly dcler-
I.. ration Is ri'eiil On Ihe olh-r
hand kiln drylni; lias heen seien
lilieally worked nut so that It pro
vides uiiifnrin eutilrolled syslem.
.Iiyinir tlie wood from the "Inside
out" and avoidln:.' crnclilnK. from
the kilns It unes dh Hy lo sheds
w here 11 is packed solid.
Iteduccs I'lii- llnJinl
AnoUior phase of Ihe new nr-i-aiiL-i-lni'llI
Ihal is sll.-niflcalit is its
l.duclinli of the lire hazard. I'ih'd
in crlss-cruss lis I hi' sticker pile is.
Ill" wnnd is virtually Kindlill- f"l'
a maunified hnnflre. In the dry
ing sheds, huwover. It is packed
. slid and there In MtM" P'.sslhilit y
that fire enuhl tt- lulu the h
.,f the wnod, even lliutuh It m
Jin
yJ
l.inii Ihe shed.
The shed and kllu ilrylnK s
I. las nffcr other adatllau-es
Hi- tires.rvalioii of 111" wood wh'
I... heeil sell lillflcally "ek
MILK SURVEY
COMPLETED IN
THIS COUNTY
Ills,,.
.r Ihishlll Andrews, in
. h;,i-.. ..t eiiri.r. ili- Ihe n""- ""
r. .... I i.r.linniiee In 1 ji tinui'l'-, n
liM,in,e,l li.iluy lluil ii in 1 1 Ii survey
I'iiImii nlld Wiilhuvn eolllilles mis
l- en ei.nii.leled.
The survey will eniild" Ihe In-
s tiuu ollleers 1.. d.-leru.lii" cx-
i.ell.V l.l sl.,S Sh.,11 he l-llie.l 1"
u- flllilie. he s;il..
I'll. less. ir .-..psiill. el' lire-y-'-ll
. . ..ll.--e. Ill-peel. .IS l.-.n ll li"l
.iiniier. uf Ihe slule f 1 mid .h'H V
uu mission, i.nd Mr. Andrews e...-
rale.l In iniiltlni; Ih" mrvey.
A.t IDIAI T.M.I.V K I I.I.I
m i:siii ii:i.ii. ore.. A"- , 7
IAI-1- l-rimli Jilieplierd. -.1.
i:in-Kii, ..'al.. wits iiiihd "ii""
slruek l.y a ki.IIiik while f'lh"-
In- Ill Ihe 1-utwrV l..:irllii: 'in. ip
"-lerdi.y. lie .-nine lure fi'-mi
1 iiir. l.,i t u .1 w e- !c 1 1.
w i:atiii:I! wow
T:::ii n. m. 07 ulioye.
- P. III. 51 nl.oie.
1 '"lid 1 1 1 uu I el. -nr.
1. vriii.i: viti.i:iay
M ll Mill .11.1 I'll iihove. ' lililll
t'lillil 51 ul.Oie.
'ondltl.in: eleur.
I A l MI.K Aug. J. !-
MllMlllUlll uljuve. lllllli-
iitnin TiS nlmve.
t'.mdillon: vl.-ur.
O.-W. Proposes
Cancellation Of
Kate Structure
Kailroad's Answer at I. C.
C. Grain Hearing Says
That Earning Are Ixss
Than 5' Per Cent.
I'OIITI.WIt, Or.-.. An;:. 7 (AT)
i t'anceMation of tin- entire Intra
I slate nil1 structure in Oregon was
I propose! today hy the Oregnn
Vashinfton lEnllroud inxl Naviga
tion company oil Ihe ground thai
the company has not been able to
i-arn tin- n-r rent on (ts invest -
l incfif allow ed by the interstate
HiiilltHTCi' art.
This was 11, e company's answer
at the inteisiule comim-rcc com
mission's grain rati- hearing today
to the demand of tlw Oregon pub
lit' service commission that rale.;
im ira hi and grain pioducts be rr
ilur"l "t per cent.
Officials of tin- rath-nail averred
that during th road's most ihuk-
kiln wi'otis ytars it has not 'inii'l any
Ail, wln-n' near the percentage allowed.
J. I-;. J a i;-. assistant general
freight agent of the O.-W., was on
the witness stand all inotnin:.
He introduced a great mass of
figures as exhibits, one of thi'tn
.showing that the ginin business of
railiuai j'luin the I'ultllllhla hu-
sin territory In I 'i.rl lail'l has in-ere-lseil
irreatly sillle lllL'l, when
the cuiuiiiissiun's nrijer triaulln u
1! eenlif a hundred puunds ditter
eiuial nn riiin was put into etfeet.
I'Yom that time the tl.-W. urain
hus'nes.s tu I'UKet Suiin l shrunk
very rapl.lly. Itul .Mr.
Uiat Hie illrien-nllal
I avis stated
In favor of
rurllalld had not made mileh dif-fen-nee
In husinesM over tlie old
rate.
Mr. Iiavis Miild Unit If tile lllter
s'ate eolllllieree l-omiiiissiun w iped
out the liresellt differential, the (.
V. should nut lake aetioti on Its
ffuin rates to I'imel Suiitnl until
the Northern I'nellir ratlroud nelei!
tn the mutter.
Itul as for I'ortlaiid. Mr. Iiavls
sal.l Ihal Ihe O.-W. would wHIlout
douhl llierease the (;rain rate to
I'mlland Iroin tl
differential ter-
rikuy to wlial il was before
Un
tile n"w en i - order was issue. I hy
Washington. 1 1. I '. authorities.
Lewislon Road
.Proposal To Be
Meeting- Subject
A itM-i'tinv of iiifercslcd p-r.sol
and ortliMM.iilioiiM who ait- oTM"i'd
to tli.- pi o nose. I 1 .cwtst on -1 oiH''
yi."n i-;iilro:id r1 ension. will he
held in linker tomorrow, h.-uinnini;
f in the niornine. it was annoiim-eii
- here today.
' H'et:il tit i in l,n Craii-le will at
tend. InellldhiL- fhatles M:ilhoeuf.
Serreliiry of I I.e 111 I n-r of t'Olll
meiee. and five or ."ix otheis.
Lead in!; I ins! n- .ss men of La
f Inuide, linker. Pendleton. Tin
Rill-n and other Kastern (Jremin
eities 1-ave l-een fipio.-e'l to the pro
posal lor the Lewislon eiU -off slru e
it va flrsl taken up, and previous
Iiieelln'H have been held In
coiineetmn.
Tli-y ate fiirlii'ni; lti- plan l.e-
nils.i lin y dee);ne il would lireoilK
the mainline !..-tueen M-dse and
Portland and tin- pri-s.-n: O.-W
mainline ihruimh La 'iiande vlouIh
then lake tin statliH ol" a Inane!,
line.
Submit liriefs To
Jiulfjc In Hearing
Tlie i-lic oil roiirt lnarini;
f;tlde iMteh rofiipany nt i
I : h i l.upei. state enineei-.
,. Willis, wat. i master, eiiine
end I;. I.
II i
s.ilinilll
. si.-. ihiy iitternoon w hen
iti.-.-il tJn:t Iniels w.iilld hi
d tu .Mid::.' .1. W. K'noulei
Tlie ih.tsi.in win-
., jilt.i lln- ens.' li;id heel
.,1 l d.iy. The ens. Is .-ll-l.nil
...le In lh.- persons e.m
I Iu . lint it in '.l s the ..l.-s
iuipii
I II'
tlnll .
coiniiaiiv wrtlei
tlislrit.ut'-l ac'oidink' t
of sl.Mkliotd.-iH or ae
Ho- shaies of the stock-tin-
company.
cot'linir t'
l,ol h i: il
r1 ,.
l SlilllC V OY F lOCltS
," T ..,.. ,...,,
lit iJirf
I..-I....S u. s-rt ... Ii'.-" uu.
;l I ... n .1 1 in u ini.,;ili..iis l.ei.iy l.y He
eii.T.i. l...l...r .1-i.v . l.iiilli.n .-..111'
,IH,..- asKinL- fur suppiirt
j.iii..u 'iny
'nlld ill.-.
;.l- 'I"' ' "
.11 till ll'.nl:
s in ttie h.I.ei
i;.ii ll nm.illl
ii u-h I en
. 111. Ii is I"
nds nr.- le-ini;
nil
I A in.-,
up thr
I'll.
..ill l'-ist.'i 11 tlr son
.ilmi.--i.'l'l. "h" is
.. p.il.ht'ity . (iiiiuiit
u s . . l.-litiiTli.lls.
ScYcam Frifhtenn
Auay HouscbYiakcY
Mrs. IluMHotl
,r t'matllla and
nn-.iied lo th
that she siir
1 in her home,
ll,,. Ikuis-- from
- siie had hren
i.l it In ;i ft trot 11 K
Im 1
ell St I
.it.-
1 n n mt fid
itl u 1 1 e 'I lo
She
I he Card. 11. v h
( urkint'. e nd Co
tiiiotiKli h
thinL-x. the luid poiu
He urdcre.
handf and
in him a -1
h-r t
ihe (( I .-;
1 put.
Mi- d.
f t ichN-n
FILEMURDER
CHARGES IN
LOCALCOURTj
District Attorney . Makes
a Formal Accusation
Against Fallows
OFFICIALS MAKE
NO FURTHER MOVE
tewnt wli U'li hs a wide scope, tak
IU;iV Not IlaVG InnUCSt lag in ull of Knstein Oregon. Ken-
fVnnn -mrl lTf4 En-
uieen ana nish in
gaged for Defendant in
(Jhnniinrr CnC
IlOOlIIlg dbL.
- " '
lirfiMis mw iK'iiijr iiiuilr ilils
nricriiiHiii as Tin- Otarnrr 'iit
io ,,n-s.s lo call off tlm limuet f
ocr ticinit' l'urry's Ikm1-. wiilcli
liu.l Ir'oh H.-lit.hill for 7:l."
uVliM-k tonltthl. IW.tl IHstriet
Atloriifj- Helm "ml liwn S
Hess Mvtv of the opinion tlutl nil
huiliosl Is mil lltxn'ssjiry, us lis
;nn itst' Ls to ilotcrnihir On mtf'C
III alt'lllll Hllll III tills tl!
i-iiiiso is iilmidy kiiou'ii.
Kddie. lallows.
fatully shot Ceor
hul-her, and then
the pullee. was
Willi yesterday
:e Turry, local
surrendered to
today formally
charged
Tim
with (li st di'Ki ee niui-iler. '
diarue was plaeed this
niorninir In the Jusliee uf i--Hee
voxal hy lHHtrh t Attorney Carl Ci.
llrlm. No further aeiion whm
taken heytmil the mere filing uf
the ehaiK tli's i"'rnliitf.
Ill iiwnl Spirits
Hows, u lm was taken tu the
county Jail hy Sheriff Jesse ISrc
hear.s early yesterday afternoon,
spent a unlet ntehi,' aeeordin to
(tliieerw, and werntK in Kuod c-ilritH
today.
Tlie eoroner'H liiiitet over the
l.udy of .Mr. I'any in tu lie nom
in the .SiioiIkiush & Xliumeimun
iiioi luary tin eveiiin,;, about 7 : 1
(Continued on Tape B
TROPICAL STORM
STRIKES FLORIDA
(U-Mile -An -Hour Wind
Strikes Jupiter Little
Damage Reported
M!AMI. Auff. 7 (AP)-Tbe coll
ier of the lit. drul dlsturbaw
r.t
wlileh sim e Sunday Iium been inov
out of the UuhuniH.1 towaid the
l-'lorida eoast. was f!xe by the
weather biinau today at u point a
.ln.i t ilislanee ol f HllOre. I ll lU aV
between Palm lleaeh and Jupiter '
Inlet. The full force or the storm I
mi i o ,.i....,r ... ui '
u unti "i j "in in-, h i. ii ! i v
... i,rrt.... tin. .ti i ml ii v
1, is nut .'Mieeled that the V,,l
veli.etiv Mill I ui'l fe tluin
nilh.s hour . Its cnl.f.
,
. .
wi:sti-.m.m i.i-.A.'ii. i'-iu. (Ai-
-w 1 ""''"' ."'"'
vlMlna Meudilv. West Piilm ll' iirh
luihiy miis drenrhed hy- it hind ruin
.Hid 1. turhulein Ailnnlle ueeun ivus
I mil 11 'I l n IT I'lelously oil llle neueiies.
Tin- ba roinei
.Vi.7.'- at !t:lfi
raiddly.
No d.tinne
which resiistcrird
lock wus fiilllnu'
Was t.-poil'd bill
WorUi have hurried
ocean was poundlni;
it far the water lias
Ihe sen wall.
hii
fin La k
it. Tl
fiercely, but
not irone ae
The wind b'-iran Kolnff Inin-f
t nitrht aun urud ually haa been
vca.slntr but there has been no
irin aitioiil,' resldentM Iieie.
.11 riTKI!. Tin.. Am. " (.M'l
t li'.-llllle nn Ildtlr Wlll'l. iieeinil-
,iinl. .l hy ii heiivy ruin. tod:i)
trneli this little ell st eunst ejly hut
.1 fur no diililiu'.' Ilus h.-.-n reji.trt-
.j
The baronietci stood at !.!"
hoitly bcfoi-e noon.
Kadio operators at the naval sla
ion here cntumunlcated Ihks inorn
ni; with Nas.sjiu. ItaliMmas, where
he tropical Monn stru k yesterday
nid i' tiort' d t hut th'- wind there
lad a I. at-!
Yoy Scout Camp Will End Tomorrow;
Court of Honor Due This Evening
(:.. Si 1. tit . amp at Camp Phy
('alherhie creel; Is drawlmr to
eiiil. witli the la-l court of ho
hedub d for tiinihl. Today t he I
hoys -i turned from an overnight j
hike to I'oucal Kock the major ;
hike ofthe third encampment. Aj
niimlM-r of (ir-4 clays ti -in in cook-t
'in; and obm-rviition wen. passed OD
Hie trip.
At the court of honor tonight
Woodrow Iiiiineiell wtll receive hH
hie ha due. This i the 4-ccoinl
blL-he-t tank of
nizaiioo.
and is io-t to the eovi-ted
P.oUe, W.ii.dt'n- Is the only
out ,
ill- '
.J
vi ho has he-11 lo camp for ihe u
lin pi-nod and has served a
mtiii.r oftaer for two of Hies- p.
nod-. He is from troop No. . I
Ctande. A lar
(Jraiole l c.le
number from l.ujha been larger than
d to attend the i lamp at Wallowa lke
o.jrt
ill 1
loiohi
uward.-
i. in.'.di..
:0.S.C. Students
To Be Hosts At
Weekend Party
Arrangements Are Made
for Two-Day Event at
Wallowa Lake, on Aug.
18andli).
I I'ollowlnr a meeting last night,
It was a a no u need today that Hie
IO. H. C students will he hosts tit a
llwo-day weekend party at Wallowa
lake on Aug. IS and lit, similar to
the nffalr which they arranged k
yoar ago. .Miss l 'rleda Kloplen
sttdn Ih general chairman of Hip
,nr wh" K' i,,,im,r,i froni Mh
w,hoo thiH sitriue Mr who wn,
graduate next spring or young folk
, who plan to enter u college th s
Ifit lnvt0(! lini W bl, pm-sts
of the students for the two days.
The schedule of events is to In- an-
nouneed later.
!....ut u tcill 1... I'll.. II t in nstnn ta-
l(L.t.0H11(Mla1ion u, ,he
lake and nil entertainment will be
provided for. Ttie weekend was
j very sueeesful hist year and the
.uroun meeting lust nlghl sit Its aim
lo make this yeui's party even moil-
HUeeessful.
I Anyone IuivIiit: posslhlo transpor
tution for the al fair Ls a.-die.l to
en II either Miss Kloplensteln or
'liny Lynch, chairman ot tlie ti'an-
1 )inrtitllon colnlilltlee.
' The following coinniitlees were
niipointed: Finance, (lohin Kplm-.
n til inn II. I'!ark Kltniterahl and
Oeorse ll:iker; trunsportatiun. ltay
(Continued on 1'i.Ke li)
i?jmide Board
Action Is Filed
WASMINT.TON. Aiitf. 7 AP
.Mahitalnlliu' that the erfleleuey of
the modern radio roil Id not have
been attained without Ihe emss II
eenslni,' ot" luitentM. the Kadio or
poration of Ameriea, today filed Us
reply brief on lt motion for the
federal irnJe eoni mission to dis-
mlsri the complaint eharyln that ll
I lunHtliiiic.- a nioiiopnl-.
1 The brief declared that the eoin
: minion ntparentlv utmht to t:un-
frl the eiosH lieenMCH nKi'eemeiltK
and snid that If il did so the com
inissiuit would '"tear apart and de
stroy the whole basis nf inodern
I radio eommunieiillon" and would
I paralyze worbl-wlde radio t orn
munleation. The rrnw lieeu-anu.
on wllleh the monopoly eoniplainl
I f.H bused. Is the puolitik' of pJitent
Irish's by the several respondents.
It was contended In the nnei
I that tho eross lieeiislnu' of patents
was valid: llial me t'iiM.Mu..i. ...
patents had nol hietuded those
owned by eoinpetltors, and thai
neither of Ihe seven respuiinenis
named with the corporation would
l have been able to con-druet the
! modern radio without
-II
censint;.
xv
resoondents are t 1m
rpoi at ion. I tu
General Klee-
trie company.
Amerlean Tele-
Hhune h. T..leKr .- ,. .
Ihe Weslern l.l.cl r,e e.M . In ..
WcsllnKliuuse l.leetrie iin.l : .. -
I facturini; company. Ilo lnteina-
I tloual llallo Teb-iiiaph company.
! ;;;";!";, ,,,. ,..,;;.-. ,,,i u,.-
Wireless Speehilly Aniinrutils C..I11-
I
' '
I Vol;!-;" A UK 7 I A I ' 1 - -
KW VOIll-i
:, Auk.
demuer
, ,l,.iiueriil ie niitlnnn
.1, Kaskob.
clntiriiiiin. d
print--I iu th
til the clove
would S'mit
nieq loday epnrt
e KvciiliiK" -PoI t ha!
of the ciunpaiu'i) h'
leriuanenlly his bust
n-s i eonii.-eliuns
tors e'.t pui'ii t i"ll
tlfl.-l mlh Hi.
it Aliierleii.
ll ll '
nlld I.
Iriidl.i
ill M'l
.. .hi... I'l.-n
i -iirp.irii l h.ii
Volcano, Tidal
Wave Hit Island
:AT. VIA.
. fll'fi.-hil lieu s
of rini..r st:i
erupt inn ! nd
ava. Aim
eeeived b;
I Al ' I -
resident
es that 11 Voh-ai
tidal wave had
riKislnl fjtr(el
nd ui I'loic-. h'lt
eurred olt th
Paleowi h. sl;
ICa-t Indies.
Twenty native boats
and many natives killed
The reddeiil b'ft lor t
were lost
or Injured
ie -eene ol
the
disaster
with supplie
-,1
(Ml Sunday Vl-ltois eaiue hunt
.lo.-cpb. Ii (liande and P.nkei
count ' inimberiltKt a ppi oa! mat '
I H), Tiny bad
for the catoii.
Parker conducti
bl; sermon In
Ho branty and
inlhu-iatc praw
The C.v. II W
d the Sunday m-i
niiniie r liletie.i i'
w hich be .pokn ol
W otab-l S of 1 he out
rf-door and id" the -idvaula
-amp had off' l d the l-Wys.
uf canteloupes, the yift of
th.
Krlek iii.
of I-
t inittde, wa
I with dep-ht by the y
imp-
t r Sunday.
llevicwfnif I lie o' da
II, Uilssell Scott, no
of ill
Utive. ,.n
i very mm
atli ml. nice
nt the first
: hist e.il"
ot.
In all we haw had :
cxnful lamp and Ihe
Cutnr
d : .
win be br..;,
POWDER BOAT
BLAST ROCKS
ALLTACOMA
Property Damage Thous
ands of Dollars No
Life Loss Reported
IIIKJE EXPLOSION
HEARD IN SEATTLE
Captain and Son Escape
After Beaching Burn
ing Craft and Warning
Nearby People.
TAt'OMA, Waah
DaniaKed house?
Aim. 7 (Al'
twisted trees.
a liuk'e depression in the bluff ,
abuve the narrows anil tiny bits of.
wreckage floallnu In with the
morning tide, wave (jrini evidence
thiM inornhm of the force of the ex
plosion which wrecked the powder
carrier La Itlanca near Point Kos
diek last nk'ht. The damage will
UKuresate Ihousands of dollars.
Hy fcood fortune and wood judi;
nicnt, Nets Chrlsteiiscu. captain of
Ihe boat, not only saved his life
and that of his son. Niels, but
beached the boat, which was afire,
lit a- point Where as few lives as
possible were enda nuei'ed.
Cause of I'lrc Mystery
The li Hlaiica, It !I . !i feel Ioiik.
loaded with L'.'.O eases oT dynaniltc
and '1 - i Itt'k'J of black powder, was
bound from the powder works at
iMipond to Kennydalc. In lJike
vv'i.uiiini'ioii. wtieit she cauuht fire
I t.i a. i.ivwifi-ioiiM manner near Point
Kosdick. The fire wns not discov
ered for some minutes by Christen
sen. who was in the. caldn.
When he saw the fire iret out of
control and rcali.ed that an explo
sion wan a matter of minutes
Chiistenseii headed for shore, lie
beached the bout nod with his koii
run an fast as he could down the i
beach. The fajher and sou were,
about 1 nun feet away when the ex
plosion cameVilh a deafenim; da
mnation. ' P.eforc beaching the
bout ChriKltuseu waved away sev
eral darinu uu'ii who came nearby
in motor boats to offer assistance,
'yat niiiK his would-be rescurers of
the cartiii of hiwh explosives, the
powder boat captain asked them to
Kcl out of danger.
M-ks City of Tacdiim
A urotip of about an people stood
on the shore al Til low beach and
watched the launch as it was swept
by Unities. The fire. accordiliK lo
witnesses, was id' unusual bril
liance and caused a terrific smoke.
When the blast came it rocked
the entire city of Tacoina and al
Tit low' beach the force V:ih ter
rific W itnesses were almost thrown
r.-.oo their feet while winnows
ibrouchoul the district, as well a
in Ihe rent of the city, were inuKen.
As the smoke cleared away not
I trace of the powder boat wii
visible and several speed boats
were Immediately rushed from the
Titlow beach side to the scene a
(lie exnloioti.
Chi llroken Seven -Miles Away
l is estimated that plate uln.c
worl ll S-'MJO was shattered In
downtown stores, seven miles from
th"' scene of the explosion. prac
tieallv all the windows in hay
Island and Tillow beach, suburbs
nearest the blast, were broken.
The blast was beard In Seattle.
It) miles away. ,
Polilkal Policy
Of LaboY Given
ATI.ANTH- I'I'I'V. X. .1..
fAI'l I iruMtii.'-'l l:ih".r "
vls.'l in eolilinne Id ii'llur.
Il.ili-Piirlhiill p'llllieiil p..ll.
;id-
dill
uu- Ih" lires.tit presldelllMil enni-piiik-n
III II still. in. nl I: sued J
l.y Hie cv-eiitlv.. e.iliilnl"".' '' M.
Mnerielin I'ed.'l 'III n." id l.ul.ill'- 'I'll'
itul.inelll lid. Is I l.i.l 111 in IV lit .
pietnllnii OT deellir;it:iiUS ill "men
i.lllllf.ei.li.e I.l liil.'.l" III "'.' enin
iinr speeeh- s uf ni e.-pliini .-. ".
Mil nlMiil V-illi V-i.V It.-'Ht illle'.S
Ihe eypressl..i "I e.iell e.i II 'I I'Im I e
res.'ll III',' I" (illiselvei Hie HUH
leelslnil 1-l-Kl.l 'llllIB I""' '" " I"'1
ley iiurine Uu- '-niuln'l.'r "
I'liinpiilltn."
Hie
Kills Son Ilecausc
He Wus (irowinfj IJh
SI'.ATTLl". Aoj.
ail-se she didn't v.
her Utile b"
Ula Kleher
I', fci-ow up. Mrs. Ah;-ii-loday
killed her I y
Holier), v.lllt a i-i.r
li-pped to the telephone
the poller,
S.rMMl IL II. Sd
ml th
id calle
patroimati k.
lo I he I l-' hei h
ehild body, and
in an apparent lit
canity to police he
('line,
in-. r
ink tit
r temp
d'l:il-t
hurrltol
I fhi
u iimih ri
nary in-
riane Dives Into
Hay; Two Dvoicned
SAV hllMJfi. f.il., Aug 7 f AP)
- Ki.siyn t'J.i: ton Schinn b, I'. S
N'., and ai.itin ni.iciiinisi-'s ni.nc
seci.nd chisM, Harold T, .Mcut v
were killed today, when the plam
in which they were f in c ei-od
mio ; ll b.i .
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SEEKS DIVORCE
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A i
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. Uui;.s itcan M-inteiiic, m-immmi nc-irc-4
alid tlli itl ItosctM- "I'iilty"
Arbucl.ln (below), onc-llm film
i-ohieilUtu, .visicrila.v fllctl Mill for
illVoWf uuiiln-l her b unhand,
jilbglng ho bin -a me IntotlcnliNl
at n iiM-cui 'uild parti and til
Icmplnl lo foiidbly "make line"
lo uomcn guilts. The imdaliit
alid chatted thai Arbucklc uih
'vicious, cruel, moroso and nag
glng." NEW INCA TOWN
FOUND IN PERU
White Men Discover Lost
City Accidentally Sur
rounded by Ravine
LIMA. P
M. 7 AP-Iis-
ovcry ol an Inca city where no
vhite man Ih ever known to have
id tool hi reporicl In a telegram
roiii the prefect of Ihe department
f Cuzc.o to Prtnidcnl l.eul.t.
The lost ctly wi's dittcoveri-d no
'hb-ntally by a ncb-nlinc expedition
xplorlnit the town of Macehuplc
ho, wldch wh? fo tsnd K y:i r- igo
ly a Kroup ol Peruvian and Ameib
n scientists. The present .cp
litiou w;is oiyani-sed by tin- t'tlco
.UlhorllicH Under h- pnll-oiiage of
President l.ctiula.
( (lie Of t he explorer;
dace called I nt Ih ua la nn .
hlch waa
ill Inia MMtionritui'
atoi y.
nun
nil!
nt the windows ot Ihe
nt In-
.it u
ii I.
t.,i. ,
i p;ilr of binoc- j
' '''T'Tl'J
iliii s on t Im
ii'Oinlilll tlie w:
.f another town
v hich u as not
1 liOiii;lil prob:i bli
nan had ever
1
exist
ot )
k HOW II
It w in ,
White'
e Hitler)
I hal
I (old Iher
(fiihtlpiK'd nn
it K f)
NFAVKLL S YS
CtOSS-STATK
LINK NEEDED
I'OltTI.AXh.
Thai th" propo
which the (nci
CoTlllllli'loll l-l
stale commerce
A mv. 7 ( AI'l
d ' ros-nt.ile line,
,n public service
asKed the Inter
com inls'-ion to or-
iter coliMtl ui'l ed W
from th" st.ri v
Id be profitable
derhtrecl today
bv .1. P. Newell, consulting (II
iii'-i-r nf the Oieyoii i fiinniiss'ou
He liHflfled hefon- the InlcrstaH
commission al ihe hearing In prK
I-..UH here.
"The -i f f j r now moving be
hv-' ii W'es) i i ti i n et;Mi a nd I i(toi
P.iclflc l.oilit!. towelhei Willi t)H
tow business iiv;tilale In I'entr.il
fireuou ami bt-iho, is suflufent to
make the pr -ed ( m.-si.iH' nill-
w ay line .i pi oh l a hh- iu el nn-iit
from Mi- sta rt." bf -ant
Mr New i 11 pi eeole.l I a l llht
M'Ois ,,r c')-v ol hinl lo show Ihal
tl,(. east -w-h rt of.--si.it. line would
be more profitable lo the i.ilho.td
thuli the pi'i-nenl lines operated in
( irei'on by 1 he l"nloii I' ndfp and
the oiitb-t u p.o. tn..
31 Italians Are
Imprisoned In
Submarine F-14
Ah Pipe Attached to Sun
ken Craft Heavy Seas
Make Rescue Attempts
Difficult.
1U1.MK, Auk. 7 (AP The Ital
ian submarine K-14 mink yesterday
lit 13)1 feet of water fater a col-
liidon with 11 destroyer wa rained
at ll p. in. today to wtlhln 4(1 feet
of the surface. Communication
w 1th Its Imprisoned crow of li 1
which had been maintained hy sub
marine telegraph, hail heen lost for
several hours preccdlnK ihU feat.
HO Mi:. AUIT. 7 ( AP) Itesiue
worker, laboring all night to brliiK
aid tn the crew nf the Italian suh
inurlnt l'-M, sunk In (he Adriatic
early yesterday inorniiiK'. have suc
ceeded In uHaclmiff a pipe to the
crippled vessel In order tu mipply
air to the 31 Imprisoned men.
Official announcement wan made
that the crew of the 1'-M was com-
(posed of two officers and men.
i hver who welt down to inspect
the I'-H which mink after it col
lision wlllt u destroyer during inn-
neuvers, also with Hbiu to lie
Htetl cable to the hull.
... .
We-alhcr I nfuwmiblc
j The work of attaching the a h t
pipe and cabin was accomplished i nimh!i1ig stucco homo of tio rc
with great dliflculty because of un- publican presidential noininco on.
favorable weather conditions. Inl, p,. ot Ban Juun hill.
The crew of iho ship was known! L'vcn to a neawoned campulRncr.
to be ailll alive today und they weri!1,,,, ),y no Mtr,,(th of the Inuiginii'
inalntainhig coinmunlcution wilh,n, iM yfr Hoover that, they would
the rescuei-H by meant uf a Hubtna- h,0 olll.H r not Infrequent spijcula-.
vine telephone. tion as to how the key nolo sppech t
The position of Ihe e'-l 1 was def- j u.-.l by the nation; '
Inltely determined today and H"' whether the fiirui relief declara
navul vessel AUlla w as anchored ; tioii w ill tend to quiet tho turbu
n ear by. Admiral l-'oschlul w ent j ,,,u.0 n )0 corn belt, and wlieth-.
aboard the Atilla and took charge),.,. tnt, i,m. spirit In which the
ihe lescui- work.
I Inspw-tlon by divers who went
dow'n this morning showed that Ihe
submarlnn hud been struck by the
destroyer near the stern.
I Hat ing AuninM Time
The rescuers were racing ugainst
lime tn their efforts tu refloat the
submarine slncu ll was feu red that
her watertight compartments might
give way at any moment. The K-l 4
was built strongly enough to dlvn
to depths up to l.T feiM bul as the
submarine became older this maxi
mum safe depth wus gradually re-
((riiiillniieil ttn Paffe r.)
L. A. Gang: Adopts
Chicago Method;
111 TtlfL"Or 511111
lllMlVvIVVl KJlttlil
I.OS ANtiMl.KS. Aug- 7 AP
(ianglai)d demanded und receUcd
Its price for Ibpior iheft here sirty
loday when Oiietano Mlncltl was
shot todetith by four men who
stood by his bedside and killed hhu
with his own shotgun. Shot from
one or both of I he two shells that
killed him nls.t wounded his wife,
t'oncettl. Hhe may recover.
The story of how (laetuno cm-1
raped three months ago from the
dalh Ihal overtook him today, how'
he hinl since been IMng In con
stant fear of his life, and how (jiin
no'ii pronounced Jitld executed the
sentence for what Ihey raid was hi
jacking was told by Ihe one witness
of Ihe nriiilr. .Mrs. Maria Htm-lti,
a rcbilive who lived with the cou
ple. She said thai Ihe men. wear
ing police badKcy. entered Ihe
house after midnight. One of Ihcm
woke her and pressed ii revolver to
h-r head, warning her lo k-ep sil
rnl. In an :Hidnin: i-oo-.i ttie oth
er ihren picked up lllneltis shot-
' iin and killed him w it h .
lb-fore t hey pulled tin- trigger,
one of Ihctn Id lo Ihe couple:
"Yum stole the Uuiior" in l-.ng-ms
in a dish. Itincttl'n deiilala were made
in Italian, followed by
I It-
shots.
.
Grass, Itrush Fire
j i.. t j i.
it urn in (j in ami i it
V(MKd,AKK. fat.. Any. 7 (APt
- P.elween 3. 01)11 and l.'Mt'l acres of
rais and brush land." in the Se
UUola nallolial forest, Iu private
lands adjoining, and In the Scipiola
oat iotial park have been burn, d
over by a fire on the mhiHi I'oi k
ol" the Knwenh river.
The bl.i.c, which lias been burn
ing since 11 o'clock Sunday morn
ing. Is behoved to have been stall
ed by careless fishermen and Is oc
cupying Ihe attention nf a crew of
7". (Ire fighters recruited from tho
t htf n nre.-iii Included In Ihe fire
area. The state has about .'.'! inin
on the line.- and the park selv-
Coolidfe Readf To
Wield Veto Slick
si .;iiniii.
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HOOVERWILL
GIVE VIEWS
ON SATURDAY
G. 0. P. Standard-Bearer
Facing Zero Hour
with Impatience
SPECULATING AS
TO RADIO CROWD
rfter Acceiitance Speech
He Will Be Able to Dis
cuss Issues and Qucs
tions Freely. ;
Hy Jnnic Ij. West
(Associated I'n-Hft Staff Writer)
STAMTHth t'NIVBHHITV, Ct.
Aug. 7 (AP) Herbert lioover Is
laeinu with a degree of Impatience
his itero hour In the ifrcat national
arena of uolittcH. Those days In
tervening before he makes his first!
Iu the American voters here
11 ; next Saturday r duys of '.inrcst
jeven though Xf .;ro inore or less
taki-n mi with roundH of political
,f,,1,.1,H !lt,(i frlcndlv vinits with
oI(1 r,,imntanccit w ho call at lh
! various purls of the nieswigo wi-rn
compot-cd will get over the peoph
IUhIIo l-'lgiiro
Then there In another element,
which opens a wldo vwla lo tltu
practicat, keen tiud (pilckly moving
mind of the engineer and admin-,
Istrator. who carrloH the hopes of
the Kruiid old purty. Thin Is th;
rutlio. I'Yom his long adminlslra-:
(Ion of this means uf purveying
tins human nii'ssuKe, M r. Hoover
; knows thtsffl'ld unvt hls-Mhought
; is us to how many of theiiillUonn
jwlihln the radius of the ninety;
Ututlunti Ihut will broHdcajft tip; ne-.
'ceptatice spi'ech will listen hi uml'
j how lung w ill they stand by.
Thouiihts ii h to the hi en I length
of a radio speech differ, but nimiki '
Jsurveya have placed It nt a niaitl-i
I niiiiii of 2" minutes. That tiiuxi-f
I in inn w ill ! hini-n I loin tli.tl t l..r I '
,y Mr- ,I0V,M' Wuhirday a ho;
(.0Hti tlol compresH a discussion oL'
(Continued on Page S) '
SOCIALISTS OF 1
OREGON FILE
THEIR TICKET,
' '
SAIJ:.M, Aug. 7 ( A P ) I ly tho
filing of a petition containing 10,-'
7t;i names, more than iho required;
number, the socialist party ninm
into helug yesterday. The pel I
tiou wjis filed with Ihe secretary of
sliite. The stale central i-utniolllen
of the party will nominate i-andi-
dales for Ihe .November ballot. This
committee is composed of I'ptou
A. rpton, of Kslacnda, 1. V. Soder
huck. O. Htronu!st and Alfred
Ih.-Kluml, nil of Portland. l''ninlt(
T. Johns, of Portland, preshlenl la I
en nd Plate of I he parly w bo was
drowned near (tend several mouths
.mo, while trylnir to save the life
of a boy. was formerly a member
of :he executive comuiittee. The
p.iriy In imckoii will cndcjrse Verno
I,. Iteynolds of Michigan for pre.sl-.
dent und Ji lenilah frowley of New
Yoik for vice president.
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