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EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER-EIGHT PAGES TODAYFULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE THE WEATHER ;oi;i;ioN' Pug uii t lie const uml fair in Interior tonight ami Thurs day; no change la temperature- ur humidity. liii tlo to moderate northerly winds uii Hie coast. CI T Y - EDITION VOLUME XX VII. MKMIIIill AMOCIATKO I'ltliSS LA GRANDE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2l, 11)28 MfclMUKIt ASX3CJATHI) I'llKSS NUMBER 8 mmuut " rv ANNUAL SHOW OF BLOSSOMS TO BE FRIDAY Neighborhood Club Giv ing 5th Annual Display at La Grande Hotel LAWN JUDGING IS TOMORROW Hundreds of Blooms .Will no Shnwn-Various'.: Classes for Entry Arcir" iHnff,'r' r Walter I!, i , prewtdrut oi the con- OlVen. . . J forenee. who aifl anion? the com- , . ,. J l.u flriindt 's fifth annual flower j pliow. given eaeli y ar liy the i "Neighborhood club irinut rlly to in-1 crease Intel est in Home irarofnin. i.s tun two days In the future, Selections of prijse winning rock gardens and yards of the city, at- ........ .in l.......rl..n .llt'lulnl lf 111 ...in i i.. .... i, ,. ! .umiK ti nl JmlBinit i-o.i.mUu-r, Willi Inrn-iialni: Int-i-i-m linmo ,..l .j,.r.l,.n ImlihvlHls hn vn I luoke.l farwiinl e:n li veur lo til1' ' flowor i lill.ll l.i-lnKlim; toKi ther : Krs is .olleilion of Individual! nod Blimp dlfl'luys of floiven.. The j vlew of the rarely rolorfnl a.veiu- My r. piefenthiB In a iiiiiK.i the re. I suit nf skilled Biirdenlns In l.n fl.i.M.le uuikia Hie show worth i while In H.H"lf. hobbyihis lielleve. 1 Then. too. th sho.v offers oppor tunity for exchange of Ideas and nujjcesiions In culture of various Mooins and wives the flower grow ers opportunity tt dieuns prob-J'-ihh much as Tanners do. at n county fair. Itych yeiir - ofTflett tlou In the blooms remitrini; nmr" scientific ti'inlinK. dahlias, mft-H ami Kladiolaa particularly, has le coiue i eller. Mi 111'' local flower raisers liccomc more learned upon their subject. , This year Ihe N. tuhborhood 'uli violin nmn-ti-t is to furnish music for the afternoon and evening. A crow il of Fyveral hundred lit cx jc cl'Ml to visit during the day at the l.a (Irnnde hotel ballroom where 11 Is beinj? held.. There me naturally u nunibt l of ouejalon that arle in connect Ion v.ltli enteriaif displays in the show. Mrs. It. K. Murphy.- K-ueral chali inan this year. Is eaj?er to havo all possible entrii s and HtatcM airaln tliat theie are no restricllons lo eniinnee. The lowers must ie In l.y I ::;a hi tin att. inoon Friday v that is alf; Judges are lo b- :;ili ut (Continued on I'ae 6) suerIfFhas heav y loss FROM BLAZE A crew of carpenters and repair nen are busy working oh the Ca in n county court house, cleaning It up and getting it in condition for temporary repairs us ii eonse iiuenee of the damage dune by the fire hist (Wednesda when the up per story was burned. Klectrle heaters are burning in the court-1 house vaults where the county rec ords are kept in order to dry them out hefnre they ure destroyed by the water. The records in the vault of the sheriff's office ami in the couniy clerk's office were wet by the water used to extinguish the fire. In the county clerk's of fice vault five inches of water was on the floor for some time after the fire. Sheriff-, -ssc Urcshears who livetl in a room on the upper story - reUdy heavily taxed. Its better to of the building suffered a loss of(dn without a new courthouse than ?l"ao which was not covered by j iu have people losing their hoim s Insurance. The .loss Includes M r. j and farms." llreshcar's persoirnl belongings in- j 'i-r-bullU the old courthouse. The eluding a .22 Winchester rifle, a ,.unty is too much in debt al .22 single shot rifle am) a .32 pis- j I t.;Mjy .ys S. H. Wcauel, plumber. 1..I; bi tblilig. a ?3HI radio, nbuut i , j.;t (''nault, iarnier: loa books, an electric fan ami an I ..A Vnl)1. illV,ation for electric heater. KUhl guns, two of , 1miK ( tho (,0rf hous(1 Ihen. the property of the s ate. 0tun ( (f , were contained hi a suitcase which jh(, t.(un(v was stolen during the nUlu after, un(v oui;ht nn( (1(i)nV the fire. Mr. Lreshcars says. jift(ip hv s nn fh)Nh,Ili; The t-lierllf was away at the lns(,, ( suitable niann-T for the time of the lire and has ju.-l re- j n,.,.,H r the county officens ami turmd from a vaaetion trip. rt ,,,,. yr pi'otMlsiHon tt All of the funiture and fixtures build a new court hotie thereby in life upstairs rooms were scorch I Inereasing lii.ves will not carry at id, ami "seriously tla'mnged, lu'-liitl- ' the present time. That we have Ing that In the court room- the of- fleet occupied by Judge J. W. 1 I Continued tjil I'uge ) Kunwles. Court licportcr Haiuia, j C. K. Mci'orinlek. comity clerk. "-jTirrt yl firaflll sheriff ami County Judge l ti.lJ tC f ""V- '""P f'h- Portland Friends The dami.e In its enihety Is c-'timaled a", .'J..ime siys l ottnU Judge L . t'oin h. The Insurance Include $ I, mm f..r etuipment and Jl'V.oi'H on the building. However, the il.. in. ice to the building Itself is estimated nt f - 1 ,3ji.a. So far as can lie ae rtalned no SertollK loS hleh is I lot Teplaee- able ha- oeenrred from the fire, h'rtie all the rcctotls were saved. w i: i iii h Tiinw ; ;tn lock . I above. vt K.VTiir.it vi;sri:iiAv Miixlmum Si above. Miniaiuuii 4i above. Yearly Meeting' Of Friends At Perry Is Begun 100 Attend Eastern Ore-1 gon Convention; Public J Invited; Special Music Program Next Sunday The second ynrly meet in? of Prl-nds In the form of a Chistlnu Kndcavur convention convened yes terday nt Perry mi tht (iramlc. Itondc river near La Guunle witu more than a hundiel people in nt- t-endunce. Tho delegates include many from Idaho anil Lastern Ure- L'fin, thcn to n;iiticlit;tlo in this inspirational noma mi pttont teachers and leaders at llio bend of the meeting. . j LKWISTON, Ma.. Aug. 2!t (AP) All tnlon roumy and Knstern Will H. nibson of the Idaho uill Ort'Ron people are Invited to at- iuph commission was recalled to tend the. meetings of . the t-unwn- the stand and subjected to a pr.i- ,1 Hon which is lo last until Sept. 2, next Sunday. Sunday a special tnereu conceit under the direction of Donild Kd- iiun.lsr.il. nf 1'orllnilil. Ih tu lip eiv-I mi. K.Uurcl Moll. -.iciitd.-nt or the Nurt h cat I'lKiifli: Kvhhb-IIbIIc lu- m It lite. I Vir: if Wood. ietuni"il ini.i- nioliai y ti-oin liulla. :'le also lead- era at the inomlnB. Mr. I.i- lias Jilnl rom.. from Twin lluclis. (lie., where Ironi July 31 t, .Mil,-. 5 itl.oul loll people Httend- e. a similar eonferelii.e. The serv- lee.s are I.. I11B h.-l.l In the no. 11- inrimn nt I'errv. lind will continue, un this week. Interviews On Court House Proposal I The I'nion county court house uiih built lu 11J 1. A week aw Wednesday the upper story of It , burned down. The problem Union coUMty re.sidents'are now considcr , infl Ik whether or not the buildiiu; j shoubl be repaired or should lie replaced by an entirely new one. j Tho following Htatements made, by I I'nion couniy peole eompose to day's Installment!' a series of Ui- teews vliU-h ,-trc bcuit; run in the Observer. I I. W. JJciiorde, janitor and Jailer j of the court house say.s. "1 surely believe we should have a new court house. To repair this one would, OKI II II HUM Mi llllieil Il 1 oov , would cost." , l:. (!. FiitU. apartment house j owner, says he Is undecided, about , tho mailer but he feels that if thf ' taxpayers of the county are willing to bear the expense of a new building, lie is entirely In favor of il. Jesse I freshen rs, Union county sheriff, who lu.-a ?! 200 worth of personal bclohglngs in the fire says, "t'he matter Is entirely up to the fieople. If they can stand the extra, taxation for a new court house it is all right with me. We surely need a now building." "I'd like to see a new court house." says W i. lialley, floor man at the liluc Mountain garage " new hotels and many other new buildings in J-i Grande. but an out of date court house. I'd like io see a new one." says Dick Dvkhuis. hotel clerk; , I Vank J'atl, mechanic at the Hlue Mountain garage, says, "We have enough ta xes alix-ady. The thing to do Is lo rebuild." "Ilepalr the obi one," says Har ry I In hi, Alicel farmer. "I would like new one alright, but 1 am thinking of the people who are al- I ptHi'n.A.VD. ore,. An-'. ap j - Hil'h Itrady, who for :,' jcim I held ot" of the most eMraordinary . tifrieiul no.-iMons t:-r granted j HiM of city giupple. for Portland, j ilP-H Ht,. yesterday at bis litiriie hero id' the n ge ot 71 yeUr.. He ; hii resard'-d by riverm-n Ttn-1 if- ficl.ils as 11111 taletlt tt-om the tbout par in his for i i co erinff In t.-r. I ntll the tin uil-nlb-s bis rei i i-inent four years ii so Ibudy hml l ei-overed more .. t h n '' botlies uml wiiw known nil over the northwc.-tl for ht. untatiny sUiM. Mr, lb a I ' Ivtd the siitoe tftiti' s llu'-'lt Ibady. of I.H C.ran le. ju, !ee Of I be peace. They We ehttion but hat I been friends no u-e lSia when Mr. in PoCilfi::. LJtaUy tta3 located miaiMiui IS EXAMINED AT HEARING II, C. C. Hearing at Lewis- ton, Ida., in llnrd Day of Testimony GIBSON WOULD CLIP DISTANCE TO COAST Railroad Lawyers Con- tend South Idaho Has Adequate Railways, Say Expense 1 oo Great, - - lunged examination today by rail- rmid attorneys in the "interstate commerce commission hearing on the proposed Snako liver railroad The . i-ltlcH Of I .ewlstnn, Iihillii, 11 "it I'liirkslon. mates ut Oipkoii l'luho, through AVjihIi., (Hid the lhi.-ir pul'lte Hpr- vlye poiniuiwlni. are w ekloi.-. tlirotiBh this lieuriiiu to iomiel Ihe rnl.nl 1'ailfie .System to extend to extend lis main lino from llonie- Klead. Ore., down tho Snake river to l-ewlston. The inilroad lawyers si.ui.-lit to show l.y (iiiestloiiliiB Ull- son that railroad ennstriietiuji In StMilhern Idaho hail been adequate that the traffic over the present road to the coast did not produce enough revenue to meet expenses of the road, ami that the construc tion of the Snake river road would divert traffic from the road ulrcudy built. ; ,ln 'reply to o,uestlouiut: by Com m l.isbi tier .Mr.Manamy of the 1. C. filbson stated that the iropsed extension was to shorten the dis tance between Northern and South ern Idaho points by 71 miles: clip the distance to tho coast, and af- K'nnMntt.ei on V R.) TIRE CHANGERS TO VIE ON LAI ' , Nine Garages and bci'vice SiJltinns to KlltPl' Mpn in Novel Event A lire changing contest will be special feature of the Iabnr lay celebration sponsored by the labor organizations of l.n Crande Mon day, .September 3. The contest will be held during the program at the. city bull park at two o'clock In the afternoon, according lo com millee to c h;t rue uf the liltor Dav j,rojj,.atn. The tire changing contiist is lo provide eiitertaiumrnt and a good lime for the garage ami service station men who are to partici pate in It. The La firiinde business house. who are to enter men for the con- : 1'layle Mjper service sta- Hon. Strongs Vulcanizing. l.a ! '"" filling. Aeherman-Wllson tire station. Heck and Itobbins ser- siauon, i .uie -uoiiinam gv l'ackard garage, l'erkln's Motor, I l. II. filling slalioii. . ' . ' - , . . ' ,, ' first prize, ?J- foiir-w heel IHiseo bra ke rellning. and testing Jot second prize, $ I ) cash. TWO WOMEN'S TOURNAMENTS ARE COMING UP S-i popular wnj the first w om- en's goll tourney al the La Crande count rv club course Sunday t hal the lournannnt coiuiniM has i 'i; ranged for Uu iuteresl ing menis Hits coming Sun Monday. s. While 2 of Hie men golfers ulllj be in Hal.er for Hie ariisnal Labor j day tournainenl Hit women playeisl will kei t the emitse busy for the entire two days with a 'lag tourna ment Sunday and a nine or an ls hole ton i nan on Morula y. Th'-i e art- more than women keenly interested in golf on the li (Inn It course and Ho- number H growing ate Itljly, the COI ll I II II t ee repot .Much inteiest Is being shown In the ring t out 11,1 nieiil which is a novelty to the course, K.tch p! iy er will take par and add 1ot han dicap ;o H. Then Hoy will shoot ha far ny the' total number of .Strokes tal,e.S lllelll. When Uhey have tai.'ll as Many shots us they Were ITIM (I points they viH llt , Stilklng t 1 1 e - f'liZ at the MUlttlllL' p n' t-. ('our prixe v i be gitn. to le- donated l.y lilt n lio in In-rs of Hie etub. On Monday the wnno n ma ' play :lh- uiu hrth tay;tig an b round. rrftrn lice They iiie foilrstMii'-s a r ange their v n for lids mil r. nine. . W. r, t vnoldi.. o! lie i.Hk' I . M is. A. r K i n and their ar- to m.tliy tin W. N- ist.n. M Mrs. C. If. Ii. run-ietiiciiih. h'i a rate etuss rh-ic will he two I it loll comp til- nine hoi- and the iH hole Mond. y tourn irM-nt. Sailboat Dumps Four, One Student Drowned in Lake Prominent Michigan Youths in Tragedy on Lake Michigan; Cling 14 Hours to Boat CllJL'AUO. A UK. :3 A1') A sailboat, cauKhl by a treaeheioils jcusi of wind, turned over Monday evening, duniduK two Kir Is and two hoy into ltke ' .MichiKuu, three iniles off tho iiinetka shore. One hoy drowned. The others after elhiKlUK t( the overturned boat for I t precarious hours, were waved. Originally they had planned 'to attend a theatre, these four Mar jory Oleson, 17, Shirley Coulee, IX, Murold Tarrant. it), and Kred Itiinimler, I'l, a Cornell uophomoie. Instead, they went for u .sail. When their boat went over, the four, all excellent swimmers, had no trouble lu pullInK themselves up on the overturned boat. I'red Uummler, who wu drown ed joked and saiiK as the four clut ched the slippery bout bottom. It bas Kunnnlet who led in the re peated shouts for help shouts that went unheard thruUKh the lontf night. When, dawn broke, Jtum mlcr, exhausted from efffris to bring aid to I hem, slipped from tho boat. Tiirra-nt who had twice pre viously rescued Humtnler. went hand Brazed it It laeked he KinkliiK dojn after him. Ills liHin niter's hotly. but Ktrength to Kr.ihp the youth liummler drowned, and Tarrant himself barely managed to return to the boat. Then Marjory became hysterical. Tarrant suid in relating the adven ture, und lie decided he would at tempt to swim to shore for help. After lie had g"HP some dista nee, he said, he looked back. "The girls, clinging to the boat, were such a pitiful wight," ho said, "ihyl I could nH bring myself to leave them. So 1 swam hack." When Tarrant returned Marjory, against the nrotestatlons " v; companions, started for shore. wad (die. moving slowly toward tin; (Conljuii'd on Tag" fi) La Grande Boys And Girls Report . At Police Station Today more boy.- and girls of (he ages from six to Hi have reported at the police st.ttion than at any time probably lu the history of the J;i Crande city police offices. This morning at nine o'clock wbeW the) police officials arrived nt tin- of j fives on Kim slreet they found j more then ten boys there v.-ailing I for them, J;aeh boy had a bicycle I which he wa nted marked In huh- wcr to the announcement made by jthe pollen department . yesienhiv that u It bicycle owners report to have their vehicles in Hiked with a number for Id e nil flea 1 1nn pur Hoses. Kach hlevele owner i.-i uiven n number which Is marked on his bicycle so that if It is ever stolen lis identification will -be a-nred. During the da' muro tjian r boys and girls reported at the police station. Arrested Following Crash of Airplane A'.WCflCVIH;. Wash., Aug. I'lidcr guanl in a hospital In w hei e lie was tJiken Smnlav I . . , , foil Ing an airplane crash, .1 ''"V Nolan has been arrested lurapbie warrant from los Angeles, i charging grand theft. Hail was fiied at $.t.lMW. The Warrant wad i served .esterday. Nolan. who 'i Jsabl by ptdlce l have admitted his identity, was seriously Injored when a plane in which h" learning lo lly, crashed In an oi- chard. The plane was piloted lev j) ,,. ,,i v Kinelun l. y.nnig Portland aviator. Klnehart was badly hurt, 1 'Secretary Kellog? Where He Put Name to Famous Pact HAVKi:, Prance, Aug. :'. AIM Seerf lary Kt-llogg iviltl furewcll to I 'r.' i ii e this morning, sa ili ng mi I be cruiser Detroit ut 11 teb.eK for Ireland. Havre, w bit h first greeted tin Sferetnry oil his arrival lu I-'raiite, giive 111 til a fitting goodbye. The tpiay was lined with people when lie w cat aboard the tdiip. j A PreneJi re'itnt utal ba u (ihn - ' ed "The Hymn of lap.i rl ure"' while ihe statesman stood at amo tion f.li the dee); of the Detroit as the A ii ei tea n flag w -i (10M1 d to tin Ida st head a lid n nt til' led Ilia jes tleally In Jt -sirotigea bree. . ( Mr. K'ijMgg arrlvttl fnnii Paris on a spo jal luiln plaeed at his dls te.s.il by tin- government. The train m,ide last lime as t h- tiaek h.d been lea ret! as far a pos-lhle to facilitate hW t-arly nrii.l. Paih oad w orkt -ry, villa gers a i.d county m-oidr all along jht i ou'e were on walt h lor the siee:.l and wjtcttl their huiidkcrehicft and hats and t bet red as the train went Thus ! was (rent w ill) Hi'f ri'.d d'f'.; the d by IIKt lant thf He the I'lt'ie h rcspeet fill, iiU'Un;;- tic retary people dlgnl- TUNNEY GOES Hjt.t w A lit" 1 V 4 s s 1 si A Si . v . -H f X 1 v 3 f , . , 1 . . v U V ' ' iV imh V " , 4 , VViJrjyrvSSieri .laiwt-s .1. Tiiimr), prluilc clilcn, hew Is plcluml t lie ImmIc n Minting farewell in the land he won lame, fortune untl n flantvc. Tim former uorld's cluunploii licMyMclgbt Jisti fiitlcc. with husKy l:ititihiiaii Mclutyix', fought. Ids war through the croud lo board I lie S. S. Mauivlanla. On It lie Is sailing l KuroiM-. wticre IhM lie nppeiuvtl un I'rlvato" Tumicy in ii main bout cnlleil Ihe World War. ThU limn lie will uo en a walking lour with Tlmrntoit Wilder, friend and popular IKMCllsl. ADVICE TO HOOVER ; POURS INTO OFFICE Eastern States C;ill Upon Nominee for His ' ' Attention ... lly .lames I.. West Associated Starr tVrltci WASHINCTON, Aug. 1'. (AT) Ciof--s currents of advice and opin- Ion are bearing down upon Herbert l loo v or as lie niisies n iui.se n nere determining campaign policies and deciding matters of strategy of or-' nling mutters, of strategy ganizalion. These mine largely from cast r.nd Koulh. but some from the west. Hi the republican premdentlal can didate conlers with his chief ad visers from the, various sections and once gets his grip firmly upon tin! controls of the putty machinery, With tho return of Hoover from Ihe west, there lias been an tnriens- ' ing pressure from New York and jN'ew lOngland for greater activities j in those sections. The set up of Urn ASt organ i:'.a t Ion never ha.-t been pn-eisely t.'escnited ami ap parently there are several groups opeiating mole or le.vs independ ently. (n.e set of managers now advises a genera I hen do darters for I he east and New York while ot hers I propose that Hie light in New 1 oik ... i and New Jersey hi carried on un der a directing forte diiinct from one to have charge of affairs In (Continued on Page f.) l urrell Leading Hagen al Detroit DKTIM ill, a ufc J: (AP) John ny I pion. a I Ih II, Alio-rieari op. -a cham is ojie up tin WaMi-r Hagen nd of t he f-r.st I s l.ole t In f is", ::t;-ltole matej. here to o'' t iie'r M-ries to d-'! emit lo day th' until fit el 'U'1a poll ehinit-piee.-ldp. Leaves France irdiiiary :al-lv )i, (in t atilioii't l.il.' ii for hi k I idle ii i on sly iimiH'l e-t- I'rtsidt 1 1 1 Ci e of Uteil i.l-ii i the Irish Air. K.'l mbai kt d id nif.M- J'n Slate a, b.gg from I lis on the Dei en t-nt ion at i h plank v. iiile t Sav- thf Kin lie nd pla d "i; Shot Lly hef.,-c e!t-. film-, ly ii 1 1 t il away f ings amith-i tbe t-t Hymn of D-aiture" band on shore. Potli Mr. and Mr, on deck v, Inn i hi m n de a ml t beeri tn; t imiil tin- ei'iNer hi it oik and Iiiiiu'-I f.. Thcv wa ved I heir ha U r llief-t to I he ' In " Vou t .hi tell i v aPt-re. htfe I l,e wle- i ll Hie 1 lel -oil 'Uii her mo r- .i in- of "The played by thn K. II I'ii me M.il'l the I I Ih' I e cand the chaltlltl. ind ii.irul- r Hi ioL 'I i ng crow tt e,yofle ),-'' line 1 I'l'iPIV in i rain -e," was tho Secretary'! p,. 1 1 ing wonls. "i 'tu eign Minister lhjii:-d. the Pre tie h govern menl and the people cverh're have done more than 1 thought amnnc could do tit', anyone des.-i-vt'-.'" -The feciflaiy took with him the now famous reiiiniciaiion of war treaty which w ; .,i,;h d i:i P..iih on M ,r.-l. ; . A'VOYAGING ...iiwiii mwl'ii'liwwa Body of Woman On Passenger Plane Is Found VOItT ANUHLKS. Wash., Aur. 2'J. (AT) A woman's body, pre Humubly that of Mrs. Alexander lacCullum Scott, uno of the pass- I I.. (1... Ill l',,t. ,1 'lll O.-ll. .found In Discovery liny---today, i ifiessjjge in tho V, H. "coJist ptisrj base here today reported. The. me- aagn was from coast guard patrol (0nt.s on Discovery bay j SK ATTLK, Aug. 2.. (AD Posh live identification of bits of I thcreite upholstery fount) on the beach of Discovery bay near I'ort Towns ml. as from Hie tll-falsl Itritish t 'olumbia airways plane whlcn vanishedf Saturday with sev- en persons aboarl, was mad' hero today by (. C. (.ieoige, Seattle rep resentatives Of the Itritish Colum bia Alrwnyti I. Id. "Then! Is no .Jiticslion about II," Continued on I'ago f Cal SnarcH Fancy Fish si Pi:i:HMt, wk, Au. ap Out till "aln last night on tho , P. in le rier and wiUi only a bright 1 moon to gold" his way. President Co'ilitlge iichlmi'd : Rreatntt nm i b'llon 'if the snniluer by catching , one of I lie Montana graylings j w tilt h had been lol out into Hie Ntreant purposely lo Met- If his ang- Hug skill Up to the level of are commonly con dct iish to halt, crei service opera - hoolctni; v hat I Ifleted Ht" ll.l Wit ll t o Kerlei Sel-VIt live-: anil Heorire itabb, Unite guide and bis dry fly , eti'l atl Mulling instructor, as uilii"SK'M, the chief c Kc'iti iw managcil t fulfill his most i'iirii'-;l iinglliig wish Just In lime befon ing season Aug. on tii , wlien tin opttn rive Mili um ; close. The g i n j Um;s w en originally 'a r Isia lid lodge broii:;ht l(t Hi" Cei'.i iish halcheiles two I'"" il they rould Ii a i s ago to and ri pro- dace iu Ih. inoiit h ago the llsh we( to test Mr. i He was told and since 1 1 ie w atei h. Abonl a ' grow u Mpi-c'incns of - Ii.l ..nl In tlu. iKi.r ii'ilidge'.'i fishing skill, f what had been tlom n In has been islilg )llll" liepoils jr It lo in tl teh one of Hit-in. jlillp . 1 1, ,t w -ltd tin ill Ji ri-1 pi O .pe -t. Until la- end of Ih ilMXI sti i do se is in hud i in. and with mo oieci Pit-sldenl I'oolidg"1 n t'lil iilmost gli leall.ing bin pill ptiHi 'Ollilj,-' g.-iVe iiutrijcllons came Lome hist nlghl lo be gtayjing for bis break last today. I linn rhm ncfl With ... v . ...... Murder To, Appear 1 ' VAI.K. ore , Aug. f API J. M. W.Maee, 70. will appear In court hero tomorrow for hearing Ii, contortion with an i luUet meiit charging hhu with (he killing of Hubert Cray, pi, who was -hot to death while taking wateini' ons from ihe Wallace farm. Voting Hray was kiib'd by a hot from a revolvir. A coroner'' Jury found Wallace guilty of the pluiol In.', and he was indicted by the grand juiy yt-uii id.-y In ttil.i con- I.e'.H'Ti, fNew York Girl I wine ci a nan T Wrigley Swim 50 Women Enter in 10 Mile Swim in Lake On tario Trudie Ederle Is Fourth. TOItONTU. Aug. 23 (AI)Mis.t Kthel llertle, of New York, won1 the Wrigley K.-mlle Kwim for wum- i en on lake Outiirio thin afternoon.! Thrashing the water with a ttrc-fi les crawl, Miss Jlerlle swept Into th breakwater i! IT 0 vjinls iibeatl of! j her nearest rlyal, MIsh Call ei dam, tin. I Niid.il 11 Iik.'i il r.ui.. ....a r,1Ui-i over the hist five-eighths of a mile to'tiio MniHh line. To Mlstt llertlej went the lia.ooi) first pilae. She i led throughout the entire distance. J Micce.tafiilly figliting off a stirring j hid by Miss ollve C.atterdam, of Kent Ue. Wanh. Mlfs llertle coveretl ! li intl in Hie Wrigley endurune. SAN l- lt ANt'IH(, Aug. 2a. AP) Hwlm last year. . jSenator Hlrani W. Johnson, re- A crdwd estimated at 1 Mi.imu publlcun. continued to pile up an lined the water front for mile und overwhelming majority uk returns ffuve cheer after cheer for the! from yeMerdny's primary election Amorlefin girl. (came In. He will contest with Min- 'rtte ofriclal limes for the first or Moore, an attorney of law An Iwo finishers were announced aslgebu, n democrat, for tho t'nitetl G:;U:.'M for MInh llertle and 6:37:4 I States aeautorship at tho genera! for Mist (Jatterdam. clectiotiM in November. Trudy Ktlerle was shut out off With rctiima from 6.158 of Ca li the prlzo money when Anna ller j fornlu's 9.083 p reel net n( Jolmfioti nolt, of Went field, MasM. who was.had reeelvetl 2K7.S2K voted com pa r sIMIl at the end of the third Kip. i ed -with 08.445 cast for Charles II. pasHel the famous channel swim tiir, one of the favorllen, and won the rtfth place award of $4'M. Tli Vll.Ui.nr.nM Mlau I lnt-1 In ui-1 in renm rku bly fast race, fi n ish I n if the lo miles In five hours. H4 min utti Zd seconds. Miss (ialterdam's time w is (iv hours S7 minutes 4a seconds. Sho coveretl the distance at smooth and even puce and nil hough ghfillenged by Miss (bitterdam dur ing the third of the four L'-pille laps, hIio wan never headed, fln lshimc about 150 yaids In front. Miss Clatterdam, finishing sec ond, git I ned a 3, in i i prize. Tilt' jolher awards were uuu for lhlrdt(on yesterday Senator Johnson it I place: for .fourth and $ l111' for fiflh. The first five finlsherK are entiueti to enier me race wh n jthe men competitors for the chain Ipiousltip of the woild next Wednes day owe a 15-mlle course. I The next nearest contenders were it mile liehlntl Mlts IlcrMe und MIkh Oalterdam. At the start of Ihe drive for the llnlslr Itmii Tower, of Denver, Colo., clunn to llilrd place und ijnrt rwdn Kdnrle. of New York, was fouith, several hundred yards farther to. the rear. Jane Thorns of Terre Haute, Ind., - was only 30 yards behind the lOng- llsh channel swimmer and was thre'itenlng Trudy 'm cl aitces for fourth prize money. I f TOUONTO. Aug. 2U A1') More than rt wdiiien swlmmeis plunged Into l.akn Ontario -prompliy ut 10 o'elork (eastern daylight time) this morning In the third Wrigley mar. alhon swim for the chnmplonshlp of the world. Thousands of spec tators were mussed along the water i front an J. Allan I (oh-, the ofriclal I starter, gave the slnal which start ed tho girl nutatoiH on the tn-inlh- (Contlnued on Pago 6) Man Found Tied To A Fence As His Home Burns 'I AIM PHItTLAND. Ore.. Aug. ---Tied with baling who hands and feet to il fenct an unconscious coudii ion Mikkeison. tanner living alone two mlb's from Sandy, was found this morning when neighbor!' rushed lo lilt- burning home. Mikkeison was l-.sbed to Ihe ' lence, .UIU Ie.- from Hie fhilliillg house, whlctl was completely de 'stroyed. He whs attired only in his un JerelolhlnK mid beside him whs nn empty tlnlmeui hull).-. Mr said I wo men hail d ragged him from the boost nnd foicd 111 I ) i to sw allow the contents or the buttle. He did not know the men who diagget) itbu from his bed and tied him lo Hit! fence. Neighbors w ho found the man .aid his wrfsls had been bound to- f "'!' y hay wire, us had his feet. a ud hot h his w rlsis and fci t bad i,...im n.i.i.a i. n,.. i...,,... I " l gon City hospital w lo i e he wa t i - luctant lo tlisciiss the aflalr. t M hi than tti declare he did not l;nov Hie two men who abdueti t htm Mikkeison appeared hurly w ln-i lUeSlloni'L M fleers tXp-enl 'i tijestiou him biter today. A mtnit h ago Mlkkeiuon's ba ri was burned and Hie the was tie dared Incendiary. Mil.k' Ison a that, time said HOlin-otie set tl o t In.' w Idle Im w as asleep. I ) Ik I I n ana ar 11 tl To Accept I ontfjltt Al.i;..NDI:lA. ',. .. An-'. IAPL Janns A. Hlg-Hoii will cept Hie nomination as pr. -hb i camlblate i,T t he proh iblt Itui p. nl his home hefe i, ,ght, He will be notiried by Dr. Leigh I'olvln of New Voth. was t in put ai y elm ii nm ii of party's conv- nilon in ''hlcego. t hr I At; Hi::ia p, in., caste Ldgcrton will ftnndanl t line. o Washington ami the there i'dbj epCilt Ills i!pt vt ll OV'l STATES MAKE PARTY CHOICE Democrats and Republi cans in State Conven tions in Idaho . HIRAM JOHNSON NAMED IN CAL. Calif Ol'llia BoiU'l)OftS Sc- lect Moore, Los Angeles, for Nominee to Senate in Primaries. Kandnlt of Los Angeles, former congressman, who opposed hint for tin? republican nominntion. Ittindal! received 1,534 votes. Moore, who ran alone for tho democratic nom ination, was given 30,502 vte from the same precincts. SAN KltANCIKCO. Aug. 20. AI a; Senator Hiram W. Johnson wilt lo tho republican nominee und Minor Moore, a i.os Anffeiea attor ney, will bo tho democratic nom inee Tor tho nout in the 1'uited Sta tes senate at the geilerul elections in November. At tho California primary elcc- eeived a tremendous majority over ,(.pl,i,ii,i,n opponent. Charles t f j,imi. a former repnenU- ttlvi; in congress, of l.nn Angeles. Keiiultir Johnson's majority was more t ban six to one. The voto from f".H7 of thn wtiite' 'loJfi nn. 'eincls gave; Jolinaon -3(J,l;t6, Uun- (dull. 41.!;::". Was Vuoppos4l ' ' Moore -wntt unopposed, for tlp ile inocratlo nomination, lu thw; (12H7 preciritcs lie received 27,172 Votes. Wib-v J. Phillips of I.os AnffeloH. i prohibition party cundldate. had (Continued on 1uho C) DISCARD CROP FORECAST, IS VEREIN PLEA ST. fl.OPD, Minn. Aug. 2'J. (AP) -.-Ahollrthliiff1 crop forecasts on thn ground that they are, pn the whole, a detriment to the farmer Is urged by the Catholic Central Voreln nf Amerlcn In a resolution adopted, last nlghl. The Veiein, went on record as concluding that .such forecasts ant of little help to the fanner ami harm him because of their effect j on t he market. j In a session devoted to rcsolu 'tlons, the tn gjinlxfttloii condemned j use of the Injunction in labor dls- pules, said enforced Idleness of workers was unfuir to them ami urged I he federal government to give attention to the welfare of tho A ..I...-1 t.i.ll-... by bis During considerable attention to and in welfare of the agricultural Indus Martin itry. Hie V'erein urged rnembern to cooperate with all agencies such as experimental si a Hons seeking to help the Iarnier. j Pounding of Catholic kciooh of agi Ic nil ure was favored, while re prel w im expressed because So 'tinny I ii r M i boys b-nve the Innd for ; employment In nrbjin communities and Industries. Work of monastic i orders In behalf of agriculture wns commended. BASEBALL A M Lit ICA l.LAfil i; ; "J- it. : j Clevelsill-I II Ili t i Del roi! "i ( ;t I Hatteiles- Slniul' and Myalt; Sinner, Hollow ay mid 1 la i grave. it. ii. ''hicago ; 5 0 Phil. ob Iphia . 6 1- J P iM'-ries: l.yotiK ,-iti 1 Ih-rg; Wal ls; Lt Slew ni t, Mlnebobler Morris, Simmons and l .Mn pi-. , M IiiNAI. I.I.AHI i; H. I Nf-W "i . Kill: ' Abb bb; and Do i : ( 'ant w el and Sptdirer; I 'il .sl i unions, t-'.i ulkuer IL Iv ). Philade ph PiltsllUIL' ( 7 Ituimg.tl Halt- rles; W'.llougliby all 1 Davis; ; lira me. (Iriiip.-s und llai'tfreaves. Louis at Chicago culled in inning, rain. fi:t 0
