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EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAYFULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE Ha (ikuttiir THE WEATHER OltHUOX 1'ug uii the count anil fair und moderately wurtn with low humidity In the Interior tu niK lit und Friday. Gentle lo mod erate, northerly winds uii the const. C I T Y EDITION VOLUME XXVII. LA GRANDE, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST CO, 1928 u:.Mui;it aksocIatkd l-ittsa MKMHKR ASSOCIATED IMIES3 NUMBER J 4 NFWPAVIWf. HUM I minu TO BE LAID HERE SOON W oik to otait aaunoay on Une ISlocK uti 01 Adams at Third REPAIR PAVING ,v . , , , w v ' DU-NhUA hLtUAli k . . m t- Ten Blocks of Torn Pave- mcnt Now Bcinc Mend- p , . 1 morrow. " 1 " I liy l-'rl.lny nlKht La Crunde traf- fie can once more Journey Willi, .:. fl..u-n ih. ten bloL-kM frum l..cr...-.... t.. K nt'niinn ..ll Kfillld tr u-hli-h hIiil-o Murnh him been torn uii followinu' the laying of a ,..(., TI,., ,ln.Hl..n rmv ... ...P.! m.Mi of them locul men under the direction uf tb- Wnrreu ! of roriliind are busy on the repair work wliieh will lie done tomorrow ntlit and which was Ix-uu U"ednenday. I Afier the completion of the re- J pair work, 1'ridny. Hulurd;iy and : Sunday will be ustd to iut In u ! block of paving on third street be- tween Adams avenue und Jef fr-1 yon street. The new block of piivliif? will nuirk 1h' completion of pavin; dis-i trlcl No. 1 SO which was created , December 1. 1 :L7. The repair work and the new paved block are tiie only pa vim; jobs which have been done since Jiei'Cmber I, llt-7. l'revlous to that time the Warren einstruetion put in another block of puvlutf on fourth street between Adams and Jefferson. tine t if the outstanding features of the Warrenhe-JUtullthlr pavliir,' composition used by the construc tion couipuuy Is that It hardens and Is ready to receive traffic within j mi hour after It has been placed. Jt Is a composition of Ki'avel, wind i and screening- f 1 l.. 1., uin.rtnli.iineiit ' of the crew which will ko to Pen- I ,lle,on the firrt nf the week o I worli. V'leld cni,Ineer for company is SC. y Urown. COMMITTEE IS IN READINESS FOR EXHIBIT Wiiile judges ale busily at work today visiting the dozens of hotm-H entered In the lawn and rockery coiite.-ts .Mrs. K. V. .Murphy, gen eral ehainna n. and others In charge iirtf devoting their energies to riiinraiTungement for the fifth annual Neighborhood club flower shower tomorrow at tho Ia (Jrunde hotfd ball room. "So lhat the Judges may have an hour for consideration of the blooms without being disturbed we are not beginning the general reception until three o'clock." Mrs. Murphy wild today. .Music Is to be provided by the flrande Neigh - borhood rluii quartet lor noin ui - r I i rn C(l tO Be rmiSheU lO-Jfur tenioou and evening when around jits power capacity is 10,000 horse ylio are expected to visit the dls-j power. play, which, it Is thought will i" larger ibis year than ever before, I'lowers mny be enlered until o cb-ek tomorrow afternoon. Several Cars Stolen t J' Vllflil sX Um-i,l'!iliy Several l.a Crande, Cnlon an I illton-l''re.vvatvJ initoninbtl"M hnvi 1 n reported stolen during Ih. iiast few days. Mhe pollen report One of them bus been recovered but no clue to the Hentlly of Hie thief has I n found. . . A light coupe belonging lo li. i:. Weslet niiaver of l.a t. ra tide, whs found yesterday nfler 11 hud been 1 deertfl afler crushing Into a; town of l.nl-m. It was though! to have be--:j s'olen Tncsdav niL'ht. A Hcli I touring ijclonIng t..,u;. 1 ..veinee it i' l iiton has uloint Juines K. Itlllinus from St. 1,o been r. purled mining and has not Yeslerday another report from a ',tper of the concern assisting Char- Mllloii-Kieiwutir resident catn les A. IMngain.'iU, president of the into the I.n Hrande city police of- compfi ny. j flees of the ht'-alillg of a t'hcvro- I -'or the purpose of incn sing ef fl-b-i ro.nlsiT. The cur bears an cieney and speedhiss in filtlnr or Oregon license, tM'.'T. ders. the offics now loejited in !.n ' - i (Jrunde will ! moved to Knt-r- it fV ailUll UViiyuv o Vvirlntl Niftht M-i.ibers of h igue w HI me i on tomorrow Hi Isaac Walt(n I at the Sscuiawcn night, w here I to y will have dinner ; AC- r dinner the Toil.nil mealing. Hie league nn uru T oVIock. e will be an Im- ,ll nielllbeis of , In pe pr-'Setlt, IVCVUII.Il TOlAY a. in. ."'ii above. ' u i ; vim ie vi.mi;i:iv M.iximum x 4 alnn e. Minimum 4 0 above. Interviews On Court House Proposal : UNION, . Auk. : 3d (HnwInU . Sivoriil lir.imliioiii .tl-lnt of I'll- iuu were ImervMwed Wodne.sd.ty the Hiilijcct of t lie county rutin )iuue, und t heir answers hhuwed Ml0 maller, amMt ,llsu shuvvoa tllilt th.-y ell. I nut all have tho i ..pliilona conccrnl'iii; tho proposi- i lt)on , j. Ihiu-hliuiun. easliler tf tho I'M'll I l.ank an.! firmer county (.'oiiiiiiiiwiwii, i in uit'i mr intai I. ...I lltl'L. .! .1 I Solution of the mutter shall be :xttX"tX A"- , , !new court house or the continued I Advertising for. bids will take luw of the present building. I be-i P .WfUwwlny, U, I nCve the urgent thing to do is t..i7::l" -' ,l1 el u r.iof on the hitter und put It l"1 ' le Tor line.- J tin IS neeiftl , whatever purnoHe. the bull - lim?' in shnpe for use. This is nee.h .1 ; . . ' will be used I also believe tho prmeut locution Would be a ver- Miiiuble one even If a new eourt Iioukp In built," , ' Heorge Sclhlrd, editor ti ml own:"' it of the lornl liew.Hnnner. The CeorRe .Sclliii'il, editor und oxin of the orn new.Hpnper, Tlu W'aaL - l. 1 1 11 ii 1 i I ! tt "In mi- j.uili. inn the first thin- to do is h:ive the 'court house repaired with the In- .-,. nim.M reeeivAH . I hn rn. ords of tho county's business need not be Mjittered oyer the eity for.'1'" as.sesed vahmllon of l;'M'i'K the next year or two. In ruse the pcnplo do wish a new courthouse it will require some time to have a spe'iul election, secure a site audi erevt a suitable bufblhu;. Ourj views on tho nuitler will be tven more fully In this week's issue of our p.iper." ( M. S. Levy. dty mtiyor nndi pronilneut mere haul ; "fletter ue j the Insurance to repair the present ) court house und later when the; county Is in better fiiuinciiil eondi linn the mnuer uf a special tax forf ng Rgj William Bill' 'a it-w hnihllnc ean lie taken itp.i ; riu.n- ;VUh so many neuiilc nuw uslns ears und tho paved ruails a nil streets, access to tlic present lyca- (Continued nty Pace B) Build Fourteen Miles Of Line In Union County With the complcHon of 71 miles 7 - ." lZ. Z . " . Z " J . i i. t ,.i t ,.,.. Salt I-ake-t.Mty insI.a firande l.s rin- .Ished. The Kastern Orrjjon line I connects with the Idaho l'ower company line ut Jiurkeev villain i ue pasi year i i nines oi Hue have bet built iii Union oiinty with a OCOHO volt ago pow- wi.ru o .h,. k. ... ... v.' ,,., - w.(l u,,i ... i. I,,.... 1 mi 1' on the corner of t uve avenue audi th Island City nul is to be flu-! ished In about three months, it was learned toilay from company orrir(1 St new buUding will replace the obi station on Wush- Ington avenue which was built about IS years ago. The new building represents ine jaie.si in sub stations and Is the only one . f ts uuu jn Knstern Oregon. It ,nusiC (ieiartinent Includes violin, I ( js entirely automatic and no human , ,,,, imrp nnd the art offers supervisors will be required to su-j WH(,r" m1j llml fhlna painting' ' pirin(end It. The station has ttf"',,,,,,,. m l j stories. The switchboard will be! -phis 'summer t in- music ten-hers i ' located on the first floor. The size ,i:iVP I(0Pn j i",thjnd studying ; oi tiie nuinnng is ::xi ieef mm; Is 2Lsl feet nnd The new sub stulion will furnish ,))lWcr for the entire The academy Is open for reis- tin(Ilft i;ndc valley. Itrutinns. , K ,.rcw Ilf Pij.h, tneil tirc nt Wnrk , ! on the construction of the buildlm: I rnioii rew of " 1 ! I r.asleru Oregon nevelopmeni. coin - receiuiy eompicieu uie iiuimi - tug of a similar sub-station at , I taker, Oregon, hicated on Hie cor-J ier of Kim and llrace streets. j BLACK MA RULE I COMPANY HAS NEW MANAGER . 1 In onb r' to carrj for the Increus- ing business of the Hluclt Mnrhle ,111( l.tme iniiiuifiieturing comnunv. 0(.j,tcd nt Kuterprise. several '.-lMMiires Itiiv- In en inad-; the most Importunt of Which Is the coming iiity. , Missouri, to east, rn tJiegon. lo take prlM Mr. itllliiigs was formerly ',nl,h ,)tc Hunkins-Willis lime and cement coh.pany of St. I.ouis. mi- tlonallv knov-.ii rone lli.il t.ihlished Its business In In75. Mr. Hillings has had ten y.-nrs eper-i- m e in nil phases of the work, lb Is in Cortland nt the p res nt time siudying market conditloii and famillaii.ing himself with lite cniist situation. I nicriuise w h lb- bus be.-n lo rv he invest lea I iL- the plant an'd cipr-vw cetivlnct d I hut tt is u r himself us modern om in ex. ry rrsje ct. Mrs. Hillings will arrive n xt wc k from th- e.tst. She and Mr. Hilling.-' w ilT reside in Knter prise. Mr. lilnusinaii will continue In his eapacily as pre.-dd-nt of the company and will move to Knter piise. The KnterpriiM? heHdquur ters of the com puny will be located in room S Somintr bulidin-j ,i main str tt. New Sidewalk to Be Built On 0 Avenue; 417 Feet "vX vwiimuosmm uwi.- JX'S KCC01"(lCl' 10 A(VC1' tise'for Bids September 12 for Paving. . ' ' 'ln .ft nlI. tho r.'conl- or wan .Unite, I 1u mlwrtlw, for "" '1'1 "'"" " 11 1 111 O I'lllt'lll IIMIICl iH. Ill VI'-- ,n ri'" ' s ; ui ll.. mil Mlreet WHS meKellte I - 1 Hii-eel was preK, Hliowct (o Alice ... wim will mus tie permute i m iukc .lover the management f the room- ; Ing house which litis been handled ..mth. i i..nn. . Til- n.otlon wan duly m.nl und rlCCOmil-Hl I UII I III' proposal M'wrr i,"("'ou'lll"nl district No. S-i be l- 'i'r'' "i ''' Hie tim e com Illisioiiers aileildmir UlC Ilie.-UnK 1-pphi.I whh taideil lecauo Ul"",u Improvement stated, u.ises3Uiint, it wnu SOUTH METHODIST PASTOR ARRIVES gOVIie IU nuvt JldiK of La Grande Church I Tlir Ui v. William M. .Iliirirnyne iarrivJ in l.a dianiii' toilay friim Jltaki-r to assinip; his duttes ns'pns tor or the Simlh .Mi'thoillst rllilrrh I of this oity. Miv IturKoyne Is talt lllS th" Xr- f HP' Hev. .1. A. Hall :wlni has aroepti'il thn paslorati' of X the eliimli at Myrtle rreeK. On-. Hall has been til Iji tirumlu for I he past thri'O years. .ei pit near iter", miutnu inni in llurgoyne No Kraduate uf., h)ll.( , 7 l1(r,OHllK t.r Mr Columbia college irt Milion. tn- K"n" 11,1 11 ", "V""1''1' m ' nt K r. . tW rH J'1 ' ... V I . . ... , ... ... of Delta thl KpMlun. honorary eholatK fraternity. Mis. Burtrnyne and their se "veil . r't-.tiil today with .Mr. BiiP- fftym' , . Aceuiemy mu upen T1,. -,7w. C 4 . t Sacred Heart academy will l uin its l!tL'K-J'.t school year next day. Kept. i. It was announced to- day. Tht. .I(.ll(,.my )ius ,nc t.Bnl rt i m(.nl;iI.y Kr)Uies and a four-yea 1 ,( S(.m,nl course. Music and aiH ..rreve.l in liie-h enorses The ... i(Jlvid t'lntinbell I'rnitk Kreh- enlatib, and John Morgan, of tbi Kunsns city conservatory, return- : i,.,- i.,vt recenllv. I Band Will Plan In ) . r1 . . I id ay , g Villi-IV lfl t J I IU (7ti invitation of the Kound-rp association, the l.a Grande Munici pal bund Is going lo I'endb'toii to morrow night und will give n con vert in that city, as Hie feature of 0 ltoiind-1'p booster program. The band will giv.- nn en t ire program of about 10 pieces by tile depot !n-;r 'I"1 main business section of ' I'eiidb ton and will also lead In a booster parade. rHrecior Andn-w Lom-y Jr. announc-d this morning. The Umdsnien will leave h ;nooiil u:.io o clocK tolnorrow c nlng in curs. ' Tnn jj J)pa(l FvOftl Storm In Italy l:o.M I-:. Aug. 3' f AC I Nine bodies have been recovered from ! wreckugc of dwellings In the region i between Mnnza and l.egn nu no. de- vast it ted by a furious hailstorm yesterday. Mpre than inn persons j were Injuri'd. j The .xtorm interrupted td-phom i o iii in u idea Hons and the deetrle 1 lighting sytem nt Mon.u wh.j put out of coiiniiNslon, ( iii m toys col la psed and hoii-es wcro unroofed throulionl the re of Hie L-imi. One of the spli Moiiz; ( 'albedrul hlou n dow it. iiomi: n:oMj v.sv W. I,. Iluchmian and dn'igh- Mis er. i w etidoly n. u nd son, I'M ward , ' return d home last nKiNl from an ext. nib d trip to Southern and Kast rn states. ! It Mil' III "I'll HITS No 17 WAKHINIiTON. Aug. 3" (AC) lUbe I tut Ii hit liln 17th In. me run of the jNcason in the seventh inning of the Yutikcc 'V. ni Joip Senator game to- ;!- In tliy bo.: IDAHO DEALER TESTIFIES AT RAIL HEARING Says Road Would Make Stone Cheaper Than Brick ENGINEER CALLED TO STAND TODAY I. C. C. Hearing Is Tro pressing, With Various Idahoans Givinp Testi mony" Favoring Road l.KWISTON. Mfi., Am;. .10. ( M ' ) .1. II. Nave, l-cwi.sion, ilcater in 5a nd, gravel nnd r-andstone, todny J (utd representative of the inter-( tate commerce "eommbislon that if there was u railrontl alotiir the Sntike river the cost of transport ing Nlolie would be reduced $l..riO to VI )er perch. 1 1ms inakimr it. less costly titan brick. The commission Ls lieaiiuir Hie plea of Hie public service commis sion of Oicffon, Washington and Idulto. anil the cities of I.ewision. bin h. and flnrkstoii, Wash., tluil the I'nion ructtie extend it!i main line from Homestead, Ore., to l.ewiston. - I The allied state interests contend thnl such a road would betier their markets, facilitate interstate com merce. reduce transportation co.hIh and open up further rewniri'ci of t lit1 Snake river tvsrton nlonff the Idaho tirecon border. Nave testified that he hutiled bis jiroduetH by truck, and had had n -onviderable Investment, with mil !t ta import tit ton assured, ho wild. he would feel warranted In makim,' a much lurirer tnvcHiment, .Tin- deposit in which he is Interested probably contains ten million perch uf stone, he said Besides tills .saiidslono deposit: up the Snake river, the witness j Mild lie also ouns a Hand and Rrav- I sand and uravcl. tncludtnt; (hat 'used In constructton of th l.ewla- l"n I,owr dam. t .1!. I.. W)w "ini ',r. engineer cf the I ''I'lhn stale hhrhwny hur-au. - wnfl recalled to tho Mund lo.lay. and he states north and Mouth highway. I sta 1 1 ing w it h const ruction of 1 ts .I.ewistoii hill hlk'hway which has a J um iimitn grade of five per cent I,,.,, (1...t-,.r.n-.. iiiiunlli..) In hi.iievf m.-. The north mid .south road, h raid, eovt Idaho cluhl million dol lars more to fit It for henvy traf fic, as it wa designed sob iy for pur:scut;er I ravel. Using Trussed R00C, Can Take Partitions Out A trussed perimin"llt roof Is m illir pUl on the icenlly tire-untie I ! court Ik. use. m ikliiL' it nos.-able to 1 ...i.,, ,., ,,,, .,. i,,,i,iiMl ,, ,ui tmis 1 (nt any lime without cinnTing Hie! j top enelosure. I I The possibility that 'lie building' j could be converted lo nn a nnory , has be'll suggested mid the I rilfSed 1 rocd ivnill'i be one of the teiniire- ! ,iMn,H !,,r ; s,''n ' 1 mi' ur''- '''his e vpi-nslve than 1lie other and im-mis . I hat it w on Id be periminenl for any and all removals of tin- build ing a rl it ions. It Is explained. A crew of about eight furpeti lers is at w ork now on t lie roof Job and It Is anticipated tlial tiie work v. ill be done by three or lour we k.s. und earlier if the crew Is in ciejse.l iis It may b-. The court house tower Is being taki n oTl en tirely nnd lln- new ceiling will be Ho- same height over the entire seeniid story. T'ormeriy the court room edling wa t he nt hei parts. i much higher than - I Lads And Lassies Getting In Shane For Big Bunion Derby Labor Day vdH a re allant In art' i youn lizzie g rocnio out for a and you should Hee SOllie wi ary footed inaii' ll along suiite I one-some n ask her to i Ide. Slo V ii ny w lu t e, she's just mit plotlditig id don't not going Uj. Iking. Sin 's lust one of iiiUnv - hnl.s an'l j h..ies both and varying in a if- and i oceiipjit Toil from hoy scouts lo bar ' Iters and cum pt'l re girls lo liouse 1 v i i s - v ho are in serious prepara tion for i-nhor day's "bunion d r j by" ii'ivt l feaiure o( the cep-hratlon ,thi- .,ic In which wide ItH-l'Wt 14 -being shown. lis I h- first lim" the -.tunt has been ( rb d lo re and with .'.u sign, d up It is surdy go in v lo ho-ji "hit " Mi 'i ale wa'atn; :io l.a (irnnde fioin I nion and the J women on the hill road from Hot -lake. I The iitrhs ur, tiiW-ii'g their training with intense tervor. I.urg.' itowiIh ar 'Aiati! 1 to gath.-r on Mvndy nwtMng t.'j PARACHUTE JUMPER WHO DROPPED THREE MILES SEEKS NEW RECORD I ' , . lmmj ' '0:1 Ih fipiuu t i tiiu an iiiridtiiic llliain I . S4-oit. chief miirhliilt s mate a I tliu iim vnl air sinlion ai A oncost ia. I. ('.. Iniikc tho navy's rccoeil fur jkiiii . chute Jumping. M-ott. wim iore two iMirachuicM, II fo irccrv cr, Kuuha, helmet, bicycle U-k jruunU nnd' a few other Iltllo Mircuiiards, lantlcd tin top of nn aimriineiit Iioum unhuif. fMiitt, pictuccl ahoc as ho uppcars jiisi Uefoitn liipltifr, mmiii villi try lo break the 2t.0U0-foo. record hchl by (aMaln AUMrt , Siemens of tho Army Air Corpn. LOCATE MANGLED BODIES OF FLIERS UiSCOVOrV Pjllds -CirCUtCSl Search Ever Made for Plane in U. S. NEW YldiK, Aug. "i (Al'l -Tlie iminiclefi boitie or M..M. Merrill and 1M u In M. Konne. misstng com- mer'.'liil fliers, v. er found Mi feet from I heir wnvked plane at d;y-m'etn.'-'Jioay, ne- ordtng1 to wfirtl re reived by F. H. I(ilK.sell. one of tiie ( urtii: flying M'i li-e. Tin !r pl.iiie a l'ui1i':n Kalcon owned by Colon' 1 Charles Lind bergh -( ras'ied and plmled in the wilderness six IllMes from tiie I'epll syhania lown of Milfm-d. j The wreck was sighted ny feb low fliers yesterday alter lie osl airplane search ev r known In Ihe I plied Stales. I here was no i'liere was no place for a plane to make a land ing near the spot, so some of the searchers flew to .Mil ford while ! othei-H mud their way io I'oti J'-r-! vis, N. Y., where loot parlies were iorg.inly.ed. j Starling before daybreak, a pa r I ty ted by . Chai le "Casey" Jones, 1 I (Cont-iuued on 1'age r) Taxi Driver Takes Last Ride, Is Shot i'ltCAr;. Aug. 3 0 (AI'J --They look Tony Suverino, a ta xl -driver, "for ' a ride" in his own cab last uiirht. Police passing a lonely spot on Twenty-filth avenue saw Tony's ea parked on I ho wrong aide of . i 'i'-. i .... -i in ticking. It read: "Hi.i:.." Hover- JIO WJIS SIIIOIIM-ll o ! ne it ii . . Tun ho. lets ha -U filed ItHo tl.el1'" lKH-i( or his he.id. ' N'l jir t h i nli, in t he road, po- ' lire founl five eijiply ciilibrc' carlridKfs. In a pocket or Hie de:id man's coat was a slip of pi'-1 per on which was written: "Call for Shoi t y, I S. i 'aiirot nia u'e- j n'K1, A i ai l nient I ." j Colli- said they l.eiievd a wom-j all was III Ihe rali and that Sov- 1 crino Jiad been shot from le-liln l , as. unwittingly, he "put himself on, t li-- Mpol" for hi wn n:(na.dnn Hon. Stn et inn old. (t.ii Hie ftnislits. 'tie- loiiiuiitl' In for even more cut rl eerynne interesti'd Max o. Cnllen, get: at the William Mill' yltradive piiz'-s iin I h re being l j'l 1' s in a for I irsl light pluei in both lacrs. Another nov I fi'utur- oi the days program will b- Ihe life changing i on l. f t for w hii h t he Ohlsntobile Sahs company Is fur-ni.i-hing lv-. new eats in use tit the Ciill'-M. The tools VMH la- flimlsll- i-d l.y Hie company and will be dis-pliiv'-d at th' M. J. Hof-S garage so that enli ic' may m". what they w HI wmk wiih. This event will take phi e at -:"' o'clock nt the high hehool. A new entry is J. I'. Ib n-sty of H' iisty iv (fi urge. iire chaiig.rs will not Lav "ia k up" tin lam but will have to i novo t he rim I rom the w h-d. the tire from Hi- r'ni ui") tiit tub Ihen r- j'lu': :. hpg U'-ni th- ..mt la.'JOU fMt Ihvo U usliiuioii. Chinese Object To U.S. Scientist Taking Fossils l'KklNti. Aug. SO (Al') -An a ntl-foreign military .movement, led by conuumiistti wum reported today fiuin Tuinaii-l'u. sixit of the .Shantung province pros Isloiial gov ernment since the Japanese -oceu-l-h-;! Tstmin. " l'ltclal dispatches nald troop; oc cupied I he American and Kuglish I mission biiildlntf.-t. A letier received by thj Meiho Jdlsl KpiM'iipitl miKMioil lltjre Hold I he I (Julnnii-Ku uiiHsloits were occupied last week by nuiiomtlist Irnups but the three Ajijvrican mlsiion work ers tin-re w ere not disturbed. I'Kkim;. ciiini. Aug. an (Al) An all'-ui( lo prevent itoy Chup mtiu Andrews from taking out of China the craten of fossils which 1 he brought hack from the Unbl dcn erl has been nuidn'by th Chinese iiiiiui iciii i ii I'rtri t m ion I on i ni if moil. I Tills body lias been joined (n lis protest by the Coking political commission. ! Tho historical com mission lele j graphed to ihe nationalist govern ment at Ntinkin? urging that cur ium of the character tjneartltcdt by ithe AudrcwH expedition should re. main hi iiina. " Tito political commission. In bucking up t he historical body, made Ho- claim lhat Mr. Andrewn had explored for oil deposits w ell as for fossils. If the protests are upheld at Nntl kllKi, the AllieiiellH MllSelltU of Nll- lillal History In New York will lutsff having in its col led ion fossil re mains id' what tin explorers de clare wan the largest ben ft known io science in describing ihe find ing of this particular re'iiuulit of 1 01,'l1' r iluya, members of the expe- lillon said that they Could not of the rellcM of the iiiiuirit because of (heir s'e. Th) phui, then-fore, to return to the desert next year. Anion?; relics left in the clay td oth'-r w her'' tlu giant Coast 1 w an discovi -ed, u a j Tho flisl American pair, (leoi'fe a. pelvis hone which WHH said IdjVon Illin and Jes Sweetsei', ah le as in IK" us a bans drum. jthoil'Tll they osl t lo- I list hole lo T -ipeditioh personnel Is now par, soon outstripped their CHlMi in Sliulu-;li:ti classifying I he t'i'ial which war. I ra nsporl a bb pi e 'Hiring ll for shipment t lillled Slat. . - nri- and the ; Doctor Transplants ,.m r. - iiianas duccessi uuy.uw. u,Mg : M.um r..r .. . Inunrter to the Htitons' HAS I ItAMiS' O. Aug. 3 (AC) ' The in ii 'I t runsplanilng ipcra lloii in w huh glu n b; tali en from tin- body of Clueniv- (Muck) Kel ly, executed outlaw, were use.), was mi ;oiceesri III that the recipient of dhe j.'hind' lat'-r und'-rw rut utl op har.' Is e;ig r era lit m for toxic goilri- und recov s aid urges ,.,-,.,(. lo the gland trnnsfer- o -;icii ut with : ,.,,ce. physicians consider-.) I he m-.iI chairmiiii, , ,,,,! (,, ncuk for Ih" op-rn I Ion. r offices. Very. (n M)(h(tig public todny Hie re hdng offer' d. ' M)(, ,,r . openiliou, Or. U H. S.iiniitt. director of Ilf I'nherMly j of 'alitornia tuthpilal here, Kiitd complete reeords of the case were king Iieeu Use on recovery the laid hff. Hm- liospltal and patient ilsappci that Ho- ih d. He. insisted, however,! Operation WilH JUhMl'leiJ be- CilU-e of tieiietlls to lilt pall' III hi, the hospital and bceinjj-e of ibfl- ll lie conl rl but loii lo niedbal K'i- (lice. Ke)'; fatplty tbrcnl'tled lo f 1 1 ' suMm on batning ofi tti- oierut Ion, tHh glng 1 1 glands weie taken fiom;,.-,, lo re today when (ieorge on I I lie Ho i vecutid man's body wlllmut ei 'linen I. Kelly was hanged n guentln piinnn'some momhs at ago for bis milled l y I lor h'tr-l' r-hure In murdcts com ic S;ui I'i uik l;.oo "t.:! Salem Flour Mill And Elevator Co. Burns; Big Loss Scio Mill and Elevator Near Salem Destroyed; Menaces Entire Town KAMM, Ore., Aug. 30 (Al') Kiro of an undetermined origin completely destroyed the Scio Mill & Klevator on Thomas creek at the edge of the city early this nnrrdng. The loss is estimated by J. l. Iensinoi'e, resilient manager. Hi (150,000 with approximately $S0. 000 protection by Insurance. The mill wan loaded with grain nnd chopped feed at the lime. Whether or not the mill, built In 181)2, will be rebuilt Is not known yet by I)eusmore. Hoth tho Al bany and Corvalils fire depart ments answered the alarms. The blare was discovered about 5:3a o'clock and early efforts to 00m but the fire were bumpered by tho mill's own type of protection, all water pipes being inside the butbling which was soon u muss of flames. Volunteers and members, of the Scbi.flro department bent every effort to save the contents of the mill and nearby buildings. More than 1K sacks of urain, stacked on the porch around the mill were Mr tied to the Ktreet but later eaught fire from the InteiiHO Iieut ( and were desirnyed. No other da ma go was do no to nearby buildings. though the household effects of Joe I.ytle, publisher of the Scio Tribune, were damaged by water and In removal from the dwelling, a half u block from the conflagration, which was threatened for a time the Tribune office, towards the business section, was also menaced for u shorl time ami records and oilier movable equipment was removed from tho building. Dog Catcher Too Dogpone Good So He Loses Job KVANSTIIN. 111.. Auir. U. (Al ) Ah h iIob rali-llir fliiro - nrr mi v.-ry, very Rood. Ko thvy ncr iy , s3l.j rantry Warn!, Ark flreil him. Ihihuih nntloiml uuiiril. If you wri't ntopifil.-' m.l.l l'"l- ! rhlof l'-rj on to Skliinr. y.iu-U mKf Munwoit ikikiow. niw that would he. too doggone bud The chief told Skinner Hint tin- dog cHlcher'H record's Khowed 1 . S.IG dogs had been cuptureU since March I. . "That's a lot of docs, tin- police bend said In Informing Skinner I hut htn ting cutchlng duties were about to terminate. "You ca unlit all kinds, muxted and uumuxlcd, li censed mid unlleensed, thorough bled nnd just plain dog. The hu mane society complains you also Shot several, tha you couldn't catch. "ll appears that you are alto gether too good at cut iii lug dogs to be a good dog-catcher." ; (h-ne Ueservi wum appointed lo succeed Skinner. Cpuu this ap pointment HcHcrvl Issued a state ment. "No dog." he said, "need fear that I will tu lie undue advantage of my nut hoiily, l ivery dog will have Its day, and every day Its dog." WALKER CUP MATCH OPENS IN CHICAGO . 'army which lad been mounted (r CHICAGO UOt.K CI. CM, Chici. I Ihe occasion lammed out. ' i ' ?o, Aug. 30 (AC) America slnit-i When I he , cruiser wut fir.d. slghtf, d poorly todny In the ft rat clash j ed. a Muiall boat containing Vice a It If (ireat Itrllaln for the 'a I U er i I resiient litylho und inembern of :up. three of the four pairs of lo- the rahmd, nccom panbui ly Kn d nl ;,'olfei-s being o ll at the fhsl 'crick A, Sterling, American minis-. luili in Hie 'C-liole Iwo-ball four - i somes. ;, . j ppouents. T. C. I'crluiis und I'r. M-ddiii, C'-'S and C.'-7 ' Wltlliiui T Itrftlsli champion, and leached 1 qunrler post Iwo up. Hobby Jones und chick K; ut Mm siitne puinl were iwo do Ml M II I O I I , 1 t. IIH.M-I MHO . the I-Tumi ( hi i met n rid JUnmie Johnston hit the skids to he three j; down at, the fourth hole, but then Jel took Ihlee Mlillgllt to be Si I UU I e. j y only tV drop the ninth ami be one j down to A. Torrance and Kisluce Storey. I Walls (Jiinn, and llo'nnd Mac-iWu ken.te Josl four liohs In a tow all 1 the start, to John Heck and A, li, C"i MucCnllum and H was not utpilj the Heventh hoh. that Hn-y won a! single victory. ' ' The inlei national malch.-f vln ' I -i ed ov er II Ilea y run rse Willi t I "' I I wo. ha II foursomes, had slow ed t he t ui f the start Ml short, H- ' and in t nt st oiti; I llisi- 4 ICItiHY . ! I'll I' 'A (JU ( i' H ,C l i ,1 H. Chicago J Aug. :.a. ( ') Tic ,A iih-himii It (Mil scored the til-'l cloiy In t h tnternuf ioiia I gotf match. s with t he Uritlah t um for I ho Walk, r ;h,i mid J.ss Swid'ir eiur-li'd T. C. Cerklns. Hrilish champ bin. nud Wtlllaui Twcd-bil. liritlsh eapluln III the flint tvSO-btlll folll Kollie ' Match by Hie lop-tild- d i,cor of 7; ji-p ii M-J 'i to piny. ROBINSON TO BE NOTIFIED THIS EVENING Democratic Vice Presi - dential Nominee Hav ing a Big Day DEMOCRATS TROOP TO ARKANSAS Day Important One to Southern State ; Sena tor Robinson Ready to Greet Visitors. HOT SI'UINCS, Ark.. Aug. 30 ( A I ) Threatening skies hung over this Iltllo mountain city today um thousand of democrat! gathered for the cexemonieH formally notify- Iiia Senator Uohinsnii of Arkansas of his election an tho party's vlco preside lit in I pomtnoo.' 'J Kithi which began In the curly morning, caused upprehenslon lhat thin eveniim'H ceremonies II ko those for (inventor Smith in At- " J' 11111,111 "f uours. j.y noon, iiuwvoii, uii'i i' were prospects that the weather would clear shorl ly. The steady drizzle, had ceased und the bunks of dark gray clouds were behind Aut Springs mountain. A small patch of blue appeared u fewjiilnulcM after noon. One of the first oi-Knnlr.ntlfini to arrive was a boyu hand. The, ynungsler paraded up Hath house How, nnd stopped directly In front of tho platform. Here, for Rome reason which wiih not disclosed, thn bug lei' founded tupH to thn astonish ment of Hie crow'd. 1 1 IT KIMONOS, Ark AUK. 3H. ! .l')---'rin in-ofci-iiiiij for tin notl- rfrut Icni toiluy of Si-nutor ,Ioi' T. : lloliliiMon, (Icinorrall notiifnt'o for virt liri'Mlili-nt, fnllow.s: I fi to S p. in., (urntral Ktanilard 11n,l.on..,.1.. i,v mu,...!! i.nml.H. ,,i Tli.. Slur Huutiirlnl lUn. . j,.(.UnK inll.-.l to nnlnr ly John I rti,u0l,. . Inilriuun tl. nioi r.it Ic n..- ! (ninmluw. - '. - .. Invocation by ' Ilev. J. W'ymt , Mnnn. Methodipt Kplseopal t'hnreh Hottth. Arkudelphiu, Ark.' hit rod net Ion by I iialrmau Itfls- , kob of (iovert.or Harvey I'urnell, (Conliilued on !hk f') " SEC. KELLOGG RECEIVES Blfr IRISH WELCOME IH IIIJN. Irlah I'Vce State. Aug. !fi AC) -AH classes In the Irish l-Vee Stale Joined In a luarty wel-t-oine w hich wns given to Secretary of Stub- Kellogg when he arrived today for his Irish visit fresh from the memorable signing at Curls of the Kellogg-lb hind renunciation of . war pact. The en' husiiifiii broke loose from i Ihe moment thai Hie cruiser !e j Irolt. bearing Seen. 4 it ry Kellogg and Ids party, sle;tmed Into Kingstown tlaliior. A great crowd which had I been gathering on tho sen front at i hmhioghriire for hours cheered the i arrival of the cruiser, while a sa ! lute of IS guns of the Kree State jter. Mis. Sterling, and Washington i Abbott. Keerelary of Hi: American , tegat loa, sailed out to meet Jo;i'. The Clnnur brought back .Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg and CroHldent Cos grove who hjul accompanied Hiein frotiL Curis. BASEBALL AMi;itH AN 1AlMi i: It. H. K. 3 ti i I Ct -to ( .jtjt lelpbiu 2 !t 0 1 1 1 erics: Itiissdl, Morris n m ny, Ifevlng; Kcniwhaw, IJlim 1 1 1 1 Codiiane, li ..ii. i :. - Yoik hingtou ... I 7 li 3 11 I I Ivimudi and , ind Hud, Ho Julll"' r:. n. i-; :i 7 i 5M : and Myall N HO.b i.i;.t.ci: U. II. K. .. 0 I I Haitmit; e.ier.: Co. and lienlc .1 in sixth wet giouint--. It. H. K. oldphia S H 0 hi ti 8 0 I i.-ries; I 'crgilson, llenge, u lid s; Hekiuey nnd Taylor, Louis, at liu.iburil called
