La Grande evening observer., August 20, 1928, Image 5

Monday, August 20, 1928
LA GRANDE' EVENING OBSERVER
Page Five
Local News In Brief
Mn l I i-;i ml
. S. Hun Hold n-j.f. 1-',-ni;iiv.'
,.f the llif-n suit"- rhamh. r of
1-,-illlliriT.', is ' 2t uMIMNi; at tin-
iii't-i- ivoih riiiiuin
I'ri il 1C. Voder was a week. IH
,i-ittir in iI'Ih city, stopping ii t(l(.
I, a Oi'amh
It. -ii' ITom I'dor
t Carl Mitrr;.y. of .'y, r, Ida., u as a
,;, (irande isitur y..-i.-.,.y, He
rej-iMcrcd t Hi- 1-a Crandc'.
p.akcr Mint Visit or-
l. A. (inint. of t,
1,1, .1 ;rt- i hi- I.;
UHb: this WvrU-
el.
sio
.Mi
l I il II
mid Mrs. I
:. If. Stevens,
i-i'cl at Hi--
ftl Wriulit iuul
if l -iivt-r, Colo.,
;isl
lay. 'I'll, y an-
loin in::
I p ro I 'roin kauris
C. V. Wolf. ol (li;aw.i.
Mi. i)l yesterd.iy In l.a Ciande
pin at the Saenjaut a Ian.
Hen- l-'roni Mali'-
Mr. and Mrs. I ai. y, ,
Ida., are in l.a ("ramie
days. They are looking
coanlry with a view to
pi-rmancut iy.
ti- a few
over the
local In-,'
Here I 'mm linker
Glennn I e f,-nbaclier. of linker,
j Ii. at the weekend with the S. It.
ZiKlr r family here. Miss lcfl'cn
bni lier works In a Horn I simp in
'
(mile Tfi Clark-ton
llarley l-'a'; r wen! to Clarkston.
Wasji.. the last of the w.-.di w lu-re
h- is visit Hit; with Jack I'ierson.
who is mana.-r of tin Skais y.ton:
a l ('IrirUsion. Mr, I'ierhon is a re
lative of Mr. Pai;er.
I hell l!eorlcil-
Several ariilel. s. including some
women's clv-lhin.. w.-re stolen from
a ciir on I 'ir st reet yesterday, ac
i oitl in if to a renotf made to the.
police. The cir belongs to Miss
May (Irani, of I'.aker.
tar On Fire
A light tar. bTM of lh,; Mahaff
i. .111, nng. caugm Hie ai-out 11 o-(
clock. tho4iiie .leparimeiit etin-j
gtiishing the Ma-a-. Thc.dnmau'e
nas slight." Oulicrship of the car
was not kllO'.Ml this morning.
lie! ascd J'roui dail
Pessie "Neugeiit.
a v. ii lie, wiis a nesl t
that place hy t he p
to police records. S'
1 :;a
.1 in
Mont-
raid on
released
after giving
placed ai-'Mijist
h'ion of li.fir.
bonds. Charges
alleged posscs-
Klliicr I'arcnls Here
Mrs. I'. L. Synhoist
Mai;ilit e). of 1 'oi l land,
in l.a Grain!'- u it h her p
( Marjorle
s visiting
rents, Mr.
and Mrs. ,t. W.
oi h -r 1 elat ives
has geeu hel C
may join lo r h
Maguire and with
ind friends. She
w e
k. Mr. Synhorst
0 et Tfiur.day.
lie
aim From
lr. and Mi
! rip
. L. W.
Weeks and
s. l"o
ell and llnrohl. returned
last even lift,' from a week's pleasant
vacation trip to the coast and Cra
ter Lake. They sp. nt must of their
t iine a I t he eont at ( ceap Side.
The trip was made by car.
o Pemllelmi Yr
Mr. and Mrs.
imriiter. Mrs. N
ii w lo re th, v
'Icrday
Harry Gibson and
. Johnston and Mr.
visited another
. Johnson, and Mr.
were accompanied
by their grand-
iai.ght
, .Mrs. N
Johnston. Tliey
home last, night
liihlren. Klois a
w ho ' 'visit
-Marls, SeptJ I.
no
Maurice Waltz.
Hcturii tit Portland
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Outlon and
hildren. Nancv and Albert, re
nnned ,y (inr todi.y to their lu. me
in I'orllaUtl n ! i,r isii ing here over
1 he w . . ki';i, with M rs. I nit ton's
fa rents. S.1 ant Mi- and Mrs. A. Ii.
Hunter, nml friends. Their chil
I i en ha i.-. a h !. I or ah'-ut ;
Moutli with their giiiudparcnts.
Kiting I '"1-0111 Fitiioiic
Mr. and M i Ib.yd Iseiiiinget
' i e In ,-f fro mi K i lire ne to spend
tie w e- ken d vivjt ing w it h t lo ir tin-
ti 11 l :i r-TIT .
stiii. Tly Is
y I M.St T lu.
ts ll ,' II 1 v
'irs. takiiiu-
Mr
.in.!
Mrs. I-:.
s .ii. on tli
Is. intMii. r .
;ir. r,.
Bi.-i.lii.-i
.i iirrui
s i:
i n;i if' r til
, f Kugene.
e I ll'egOIl State
u. and Arthur
v of the 'hilo-
e pre:-idelU fol
io visitors at
Friday. M r.
on newspapers
ale. rendering
and efficiently
With Mr. Pri-
ti
ll s
lllV
1 1 1 1
dish,
id VI
i;.,, i
ill,.! Oi-e
I'liy-n.
-worth
oitghntii
Ail"
romp.
Ilh.n. lo
is m.-t
id C n
K hi math Falls
Vr.ir.il (Megoii
.ing b:iek to
i ii.-cmi trail
.. MANItATTAN SHIRTS AND PAJAMAS ....
Al CLINT'S
Shirts .: $2.50 to $12.50
Pajamas $2.50 to $12.50
Quality Line
m i am m.
Hint l-nko
I '..umh nuns, oi me nosluii SU 3c
Khine parlor. U 111 t Jlut Lake.
f '
I Here I'mm Joseph
K. I. McCnlly, of Joseph, renin-
tend at
tho i-'neajawca Jim
litis
morning.
I JiU'rprlM" Man Here
I.. I.ce WillianiH, of Knlcrprlse,
arrived in l.a Grande this morning
for a huHliH'KH vl.sit. Hn registered
at the Haenjawea Inn.
CltU-azo Man Hew
Hp. It. H. Mllbf,
.'Mm nl ycMl.-rday lu-i-c,
lit III.' Surnjow't'u.
of
11
Chit-a-jo.
tollp.d
Hctiirii Irunt Si'aitle
! Mrs. H. M. liay and son.
1.;
renee and her mother, Mrs. J. (.
't'uHini;. returned by car yesterday
j from Seaside when they spent a
two weeks, vacation.
Nan.. J li-ro I'limi llatnes
slp-j Mr. ami Mrs. Huuh MeCall. of
! Haines, visited over thp Weekend III
I l.a Grande with relatives. Yester
day they drove with Mr. and Mrs.
anna. Arch Itacon. Mrs. Marjnrie l-'ralicis
and Mrs.
Lake.
irali iMcCnll to Wallowa
Home lYmn Walla Walla
Miss tic-ova Sayre returned to
!ilay from Walla Walla where who
spent the weekend attending a spe
;cial lileetlng.
(n l acaihiii Tili
Cora Harding Sent! is on her va
cation from the l.a Grande Nation
al hank. Mrs. Scott is visiting in
Portland and Seaside and will re
tiurn a week from Weijrfiesilay.
KeliMtieil Front Trip
Mr. ami Mrs. J. C. Camp and son
rlaok. have returned home from an
auto trip throughout the state of
Vashlngton where they visited
t friends and relatives for the past
; week.
t . .
li'it' for Wcckcml
Or. and Mrs. Gilbert Melt, e
Pendleton, were the guests of
a ml M rs. ( 'In renee Gilst rap
Ihe Weekend
Or.
over
veiling Here Fmmi Portland J
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Itunham and j
dimghler. Philiis Mac, of Portland, j
j iin.iv,.d h,st night for a week's visit
Itih Mraiml Mrs. Clv.le '.dd.
1 Visiting Pa 1 vn Is
I ir. Lanier Pearson Is visiting
a.-cordiiTgll.,n.Mly Mr an,i m,.m, j j Penr-
son at their home on Washington
llVcniie. Or. P.
will return
lie will scrvt
to I. ns Angeh-H when;
an interne-hip in one ofMu'
Angeles hospitals. He came
urday night.
'I .OH
Siit-
t(f
.,
Montana Couple Here
Mr. and Mr. J. C, Mnticx.
Augusta. Mont., have ended
three-day stay lu-re at the Saea-
juwea Inn when they visited with I
l.- -.,wl V O Viiinrhn. Mr.1
aughn. manager of the hotel, met
Mr. and Mrs. Manex in Portland
and drove with them to Taconiu
and Seattle before returning here.
lb-turns 011 No. l!."
Coach Paul J. Schissb-r returned
to Corvallis on train No. .'." last
night utter spending the weekend
in La Grande. The coach attended
the college partv at Wallowa Lake
for the w e.-kend. j
Here From Poilliunl
I Mr. and Mrs. Mood Kekh-y, of
(Portland, an- visiting here with Mr.
! Kckley's parents. Mr. and Mrs. K.
; L. Kckley. at their home by Kivor-
until school side park. Mrs. Kckley is convat-vs-jcing
from a serious illness from
.sum llpox.
Hume? From v'nre
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Price and
son. Wesley Hale, returned yester
day from a vacation trip to Car- y,
Ida., where they visited at the
i home of Mr. and Mrs. Hay I vie.
1 Mis. Price's fan nls. Tin y made
'the trip by car. Mr. I 'rice Is fore
, man at Th-- Observer.
I
I un-
ConleM roiiiorruw
A. Wade, of .he Peters Cad
.i.
re company, assisted by Kdward
kiiian. of the Maishnll-Wells
and L. U. Kannefletd. ol the l.a
ml- Gun cltih. w ill conduct a
i i.-i
ex- rifle contest here tomorrow- after
two noon at 1 o'clock at the Oro IMl
law bridge. The coni-st wilt be for
hos between eight and HI years of
!;te. All los of this at:- a'e v-
t nested t' be-- at Ho- grounds not
cue. ' later than - p. to. Guns and she'H
will be furnished free to all hoys
who coilip- te. Il has been the pol
icy of the Peters C
to gi c t w o tit' -d
the large nutuber
.lislitct, Mr. Wa-1
donated three I
match, it ts s;. id.
w ill tie gj ( a for
art i idgc eompaiv
Is but owing to
or boys in this
has peisomiHj
icdnis for this
A gold medal
llt place, sibef
f(M- second and oron.e for third
Mr. Wade will iiiso give a trick
Miootini: ixhil'ilr.oi. Ail boys de
sirinir tuither mf ormat i'ui may call
Mr. Hannefieid at I'-l-W after t)
n m
.Will Vi-li lit U al In tillu
I Tom i'omas is having mum, pott
'aibly tonight, for Walla ' Walla
j Walla W here lu will upend about
two weeks vbiiting relatives anil
friends.
It"""'" tl SaK'Ill -
j -rMr. un.l Mrs. (h-orgc Alexander
.llft tlllfJ moriunjj ,or ilvr . i
Salem after spending several davs t
t ,,h tin- guests of Mr. ami Mis.,
Adolph Sh-gi ist tit their home mi j
Washinitton .avfuin'. Sunday Mr. I
and Mrs. Siegrist ami daughter. I
.illl'j . ami son. Adolph Jr., took
, t hi lr gin-Hi to Wallowa Knkc for
the day. Mr. Alexander in state
prohibition commissioner. ' - .
Jlack Al Work
Chris TruUas r
his shoo shine st;
sumed work at
ml by the Colon-
lal theater this nuuiilllK altet- Ix int; .
beeatise of a Kevere illnes.s at
1 J l
Lake. Ourinr lifs ;ib.seiu-e Tom llo
mas tonk t'liitrue of h is bilsineSH.
Chris "declarta that he f 1st much
heller now.
Iuleit"tiii!; I'amilv (Jalber.mi
An interesting family Mathering
look place yesterday at the Mill
Creek camp grounds in The lalh-s
which several folk from l.a Grande
ami the vicinity attended. Mr. and
Mis. Archie J. Miller, and Miss
Miriam Milh r. of l.a Grande, ami
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler and daugh
l. i. Gertrude. formerly of l.a
Grande but now- of I'nion. drove
from heii' to'The On lies, meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wilson, who re
cently leit l a Grande to make their
home in Tonkind. Miss Milhr
and Mrs. Miller, went on to Port
land for a visit with M r. and
Mrs. W il s o n. ami Mr. Milh r
drove hnme last eventm,'. The
Wheeler fiimily will return via l-'os-sll
and the John Day highway. Mrs.
Wilson Is the daughter of Mr. and
Mis. Wheel, r and Mr. Wilson and
Mis. Milter are brother ami sister.
.
m:ii in; rn .
.lAP.WFSF.
POUTKANH.
re.. Auk, :''. (,P)
T. . Kishim.do. a .Japanese whose
home is in Portland, was reported
,mar death today with a fractured
skull, suffered w hen his automobile
overturned yesterday mar Can by.
Ue.
' to woitiv i ;hi rii i.Ds
I yl'KHKC, Aug. L' M (API
Twelve hum! red Hvit ish miners
'who are seeking relief front un
employment in Great I'ritain.
, passed through Quebec over the
1 week-end en route to' the harvest
Jficbls of Western Canada.
Gum From (ia Meters
WASHINGTON (AP) Gas com
panies may lake", a tip from the dif
ficulties they have encountered In
finding linn in their meters, the
1 icpart m.-nt of 1 uiimerce reports,
ami utill.e the X, mm, ami pounds of
styrene and 1 (i.iMMi.nan pounds of 1
indenc annually avaname irom ouu.
source. The products are said to
h-lvvttys present m maniiiacturcu )
gas and tend to ."gum" the gas me
ters, uinklng-frequent cli'.ining nce-
ji ssary. While they are ;u nuisinice
in the meters, man 11 fact urers of
plastics. perfumes and rubber
goods e.-m use theru in their busi-1
jpF
Today
. $& ill
Brmging . i
fU Hp Father pi
1 XpS1 v' he only uiy to keep your
I ti-ouhlc (low ii K to laugh. The ' t
litucs will laki Ihe eoitnl when 4
Pv V oiu (Id- pli turi. iul If ,voure -
V bapp. It'll make uu ren hap- Ki ,
XV'vith Jz I
VJ Marie Dressier AfeB t
v Polly Moran - Af-I'S v
.. Farrel. - k
4 m m$
(m ihisi. ,. i'K.R-t'r, PI Y
V TO.I, 'n.Miil :l!s WkmS M ' 4
. miim
... i n
i wi;i).m;si)Ay only m
! l-'inchon MHfl M.'irf-n's . 1
Western Amateur
Golf Qualifying
Round Under Way
IH.HI O'MXK CLUlt.
Chicago,
Auk. "' (AP l.eadcu skies ;i-t-ed
golfer today w hen the first
Ualifying round of the w extern
amateur gulf championship got
under way over tho 7.0 4 U yard
course of lilt' Hob O'l.lnk dub
which has a par of 7J.
The wrath vi tu'enwd to pU-itso
tnt'tiiht-rt of: tht" t it'll Uh Witlki-r
Cup team find a goodly hrov.r re
minded tht'iii of huts for w hieh
1'iiKhsh eoui'SL's an' noted. Tho
lniHth ttt the course jnadu par dlf-
Cii'.illv of .'itt:iintn.-ir rnf 1:i 1U- iw
...l.Uti.Wi of ..nlv 3H vnt-dM al IJ.n
proper
place:
Tim
would
holes
incroasp par l
Ittek
inly
I yard each of being par 3 Instead of
I -I.
j lu addition to the International
phase of the tourney due' lo the
; presence of the Itritoiis a novelty
I for the club was Uu presen-e .t'
women, w ho normally are barred, i
No woman lias set fool mi the Itub
o'ljnk grounds for a dio.cn years
since it changed from a social or-1
Kanlz.ttion to a strictly man's club.
I'van-4 ComiH'tluic
( None of l lie America n Walker
Cup team ecept ' "hick". Kvans. '
who hi's hehl this title eiylu times
in addition lo his nallm:il open and
amateur crowns, entered the fray
althouuh all were invited to com-
A.m.ng early finishers, a pair of
Tit's by Uobert Carter and John
Kelly, of Chicago, were the hc-d
scores, but none of the stars start
ed earlv.
Or. William Twedell, 1 ! L' 7 l'.ri
tish champion, scored par 3H on
the first :,itie but his partner
Frank ioli. of Portlitnd. Ore..
IV'i western t it leholdcr, , was just
as good.
I ; ,
I' VjtHtt it M wytuy
I Of North Is Bared
SAl'l.T STK. M.U'IK. Out.. Aug.
"a (AP) A long forgotten tragedy
of the fur trading days was be-ih-ved
today to have been uncov
ered. A prospector reported that
he had found two skeletons and n
11 timber of rusted obi -I it sh toned
masUets in a cave north of itrucc
mines. "
I lie SKi'M l CMS w ere l og '
sido of a iniiilt. f hidden lake.
and until he found them. A. Ik
Closer, ihe prospector, believed he
was the discoverer 'if the lake.
l-'rnser said he was pos live no
one had visited the lake since the
men met their death. The muskets
were of u type which had n-t been
used In Hie ninth for Git years.
, 1
SHOOTS PF.HFF.CT SCOHF
VANJXVUA, Ohm, Atit,v (AP)") 1 HoovT't- To! godd Veceptions a th'
William Hid ley of Natchicr. jMr ., (jlli(1,n pm-e his train stop
lowa, was first to shoot a perfect ,,,,, Mevlco, with democrats
inn score when the grand A nieri - tzztz " -rrrr'.rrr rzn
can week handicap got under way
at the American 'I rap Shout asso
ciation grounds here today.
I
Tuesday
SHOOTS WIFE
IN PRESENCE
sri SUMMIT WltlfAJ ers Hliook handH wtiu him. the Hen -Ut
KjiliLiUlL4i ninr hidni; the first to ypenk to
. . 'Mm. reaehilii; up to pi asp tho nom
WICHITA, Kan.. Aug. :'U (A)')
Whilo ihelr two fuua.ll children
i looked on, Charle W. Collinson,
JS. last niKht shot and UilledMiis
I'siianKed wife, Crystnl, ,;t, as tho
culmination o( thi-tr inarllal Iroil-hu-3.
Collinson, taken to tho coun
ty Jail after the shooting, will -he
ehaijjed with first .decree murder,
county' Attorney W illiam Werix an
nouiteed. -
M is. Colllusen was Hit tint; ' a
ar with her brother, Clinton Cross.
M
Cross and tho two Collinson
.-hii.lt-
n w hen the HhmttiK oei - urr -
One of the volh-y of shot t'of
UtHon fire bliKlit ly wounded Mrs.
Cross.
cm m il i;vri:nr,i
I'OUTl.ANli. Ore.. Aug. .''. AP)
Tit- West m intsler Presbyterian
church was entered by thieves who
jimtnieil a basement window some
ttliile Inst liight, and stole about
$ I il from the office.
ARIZONA AM)
NEW MEXICO
SEE HOOVER
(Contlnutd from
lt:c
1
conducting
there were
a vigorous campaign set forth in his speech of aceep
to be discussed. , Itance are rejected hv Nicholas
' Kollowlnir
Hoover will
his
tnaki
usual
brief
practice,
rear end
l''iorm talks al nil of th
Kansas
nies. with a mor
Mended OUe at
the stale capital.
l-'roin Topeka his train will go to
Kansas City, Missouri, win re it is
due early tonight with Mayor I. !
Iteaeh ami others plannim; a p eep-
lion at the station while the s ial
Uiiill iw.lieing switched to the ICock
Island Lines for the overnight run
to West I'runch.
While crossing New Mexico, the
; Uepohlicltn candidate was joined
'by nearly a hundred of his party
leaders, both men and Women, who
conveyed the information that the
race in their state promised to be
hot Iv contested. Me received the!
same Information Saturday regard-
itiu- Arizona. Hut those In charge -
of party affairs in each state ex-
orcssed hope of victory in Novem-
Per.
Senator Hi otisoit 'ntt ing and i "Governor Smith," Mr. Thomas
Gov. It. C. Iil!on were of the opin-.Jtold the socialists. "Is dangling a
ton that the issue In New Mexico ' beer bottle before the workers in
would be decided largely on the j the hope they will forget about
.(..j-soniilitles of" the republican and; bread."
mocmtic. candidate- and on thej
t and dry- issue," wit h the prohi- 1
biliou (iiiesiiou cutting across party
lines. Asktl if Hoover's prohibi
tion declaration in his acceptance
speech had been accepted as a
"hone drv'. nronouncment. Senator
, MlM , Wnld all depend
,,on what one im-ant by "bone
;dry" that the general interpretation
,VJlM Hmt the republican nominee
.stood lov.vj I UK etghlheenth amend
ment and', its on f orcein en t.
. v V
? When
uh well aH repuhlieaiiN Kteetim; him.
I At A!lmiUeio,ue He mi tor 1 1 rat ton
hind Several other uViitorrntiv had-
inee h handw.
Taboolnjr politlcK beeailse of the
tabhath, Jloovor spoke to the
erowils at a number of plaei-s. At
! AlhuuaeriU(r he jtaid tribute to
In citizenvhlp of New Mele
jwhieh he said Uiis lejitf develop
, i (I from the blending if KiiKlish.
.Spanish and lndinn rivtlizutions.
t The eothnmree seeretaiy evoked
both applause- and lauhter Ity tis
'Kressinic from his preparrd text to
j remark that . New Mexico once was
Known tor its Kiinmen, im timt
; " H'lnnu-n mm moveo to tile
i east and the state had
uei-onie u-
model of civilization,
J usp as a change lit Hoover w as
i noticeable during his west yvard
i journey a month iio, so il Is In his
i home state of California, there was
u marked lessening of the con
straint so evident at the outset. As
j he ret urns t ast ward he see ins to
hi getting more and luore at home
jwith the crowds and if ih y are al
all hesitant about crowding around
Ihis car, he smlllnuly Invites them to
come forward for personal
tings and a handshake.
eet-
llul Icr 0iHs lloocr
NKW YOIIK . Auk.'2. (Al')--
Herbeit Hoover's views on prohibi
tion and a naval program as yet
Murray MuHcr, president of Colum
bia university and a life hmg re
publican, In a loiter printt d by .the ew
York Times todav I r. 1 bit Set
breaks silence on politics that he
lias maintained since the Kansas
City convention. He .'presses con-
; Ildcm ,. that
publicans at
bim.
r
millions of earnest re
0 in agreement with
'ROBINSON SURE
1 OF SOUTH'S VOTE
fContinued from Page 1)
York.
elalist ididiite for the
presidency. assailed
' Smith New York h
! hmisa 11. 1 p. rsons at
Governor
fore several
Ihe annual
ph-ntc of th
socialist party at West
1 Allis yesterday.
lb- predicted that regardless of
the presidentiiil election result,
neither party will make any change
in prohibition.
0 MEN FKJHT
FOREST FIRE
WEST OF C ITY
(Continued rroin Pnifo O
(. 1.-1 c lily .l illi-OJlli'rl, Jiy ,t )niil,,H U
Adiilil i- -U -V ( . ttll- .sit Hill lull cniiHlil-rnlily.
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I'lltr.S IS 1HAHO
KKWISTOX, Ida.. Aug. JO (AP)
New l-'lresi over several acrcM of
the Weltas region of tho Cleanvaler
national forest makes the situation
teuso there. Johnmigan rreek l
i ubla.e and In unche.-ked on the
ciKht-iullc front with 7,?ou acics of
timber destroyed.
lUnis creek is also ablaze over
I,;'imi acres and spreading, accord
ing to the Clearwater county sher
iffs oi l ice.
Soured of men are passing
t h rough Orotlno each day to the
lire line and pack trains arc busy j
hauling food and supplies.
The- woods are like tinder and
no relief Is anticipated until heavy
tains come, The hla.e has spread
the last lew day 4 du to strung
v ituls.
c.M.iroitMA rati-: spiti:iiG
SAN KUANCISCO, Aug, L'l) (AP)
tlueati'iitng to beak out in several
- Califoi nla's largest forest fire,
at Caion Pass, In the San llernar
dino Mountains, leaped the Nation
al Old Trails highway, stopping
traffic and today was burning he
fore a brisk wind. An army of limi
1111-11 w as fig ht lug it. but it w as
directions because the lines of
communication of the fire fighters
hail been cut by the blaze.
Telephone ami telegraph lines
were down In the burned area,
which covered anno acres or more,
ami all roads in the vicinity except
one w ere closed.
A fire believed lo be of incen
diary origin was burning; in the
roiih. almost Inaccessible country.
I fi miles cast of Oroville. In North
ern California. Last night the
Maze had covered I'Jitd acres and
only a handful of men were avail
able to fight It.
JACKSON FlltFK ( ( ) IHOl.LI I)
MKDFOUO, Ore., Aug. ' (AP)
- AH forest fires in .hickson coun
ty were under, control today,
Flames swept over ."i.tuili acres In
the Gold Hill district since Wed
nesday, when the fire stinted there.
The Al ling us house on Galls creel.
was destroyed Saturday, Previous
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IDAHO 1 Mil. Ml VC1G
KKI,KOG(J, Ida.. Aug. 2U (AP)
j Two hundred m.-n today w ei
!figh1 ing a forest I ire five miles
southwest of here, which whipped
by a strong wind, was advancing on
1 the $l.rn.'.ui0 milt and surface work
ings of the Page mine. Il was less
jlhiiil a mile Iron, tin- mining prop
erty at last repoits, but a mountain
range intervened which it was be.
Ileil would help ward off I he
flames.
The Page mine is the properl y
of the I'Vdcral Mining an t Smelt
ing company.
Tho village of Heeler, six mih
from here on Pine creek, was de
stroyed by fire last night with a
loss eslimaled at 7,riio.
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