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LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1328
NUMBER 28
VOLUME XXVII.
MrJMliKll ASSOCIATKl) l'ltKBS
mi:miii:i: ..-'sm'iati:i l'l: i:ss
NORMAL ROOF
HAY BE DONE
IffldAUlUfflN
If. Weather Is Fair, Pro
gress of Building Will
Be Continuous
L. I). S. Auxiliary j
Croups To .Meet j
Here Saturday!
Open Tv.oday Conven-i
Huns at J aliernaule
Salt Lake City Officers
to Be in Attendance
FARM SLAYERS?
Auxiliary groups cif the I.. 1 - S.i
church will hold their ;iinual cuii
clitlons here li'inormw unl Sun-
, j ;!'. ill ecntie lion Willi the t:it I
CONCRETE TO BE i 1
POURED SHORTLY "'' " ' ""'' "' j
; i ii program (if ilraiiut, etc., to n
" 1 nivc ntninorrow night between s::tn
F-e.-iv;irinn Y rti-k Wi He ""' "' ..vim-k. m iak.. mar
wr
, fir
Fires Break Out i
Again In South; i
Several Injured
Town of Magalia in Cali
fornia Reported 1) e
stroyed ; Five Motorists
Badly Burned
DENIAL MADE
BY SUSPECT
j Gordon Stuart Northcott,
,!! in Vancouver, Charges
NEW KING
ATP "'.-1
A Frame-up
tht Kit national .hut I. The drama
will l-.' opt t; to On- public ami tn
Comi)letpl Tomorrow-
Forty Men N o w at '.ul''u' is i ,J '' I
J . . Sunitay sil,o..l . OIlV,-ll UJIIS M. 11 1. IV
W ork on New School momms i..-iv.-u i:ai ami 12
:lii- illar'.i-ily I'uiifi'ii'Un'. In I"- j
lii'I.l Snnilny aft. ril'.-on al :.' i.Ylu. . I
V..rli mi ivli.n Is I" !. ill.- Last- ,,,. .M,., , ii. (.1111fSi,.n..p I
' '' '""' "" "'" ..r ,-.Hicati.m; a i-.-.i-.-n.-iui.i,r ul tl... i
"',lak' l,l'"'r "" "" M"lllu-l-M yoimR. l.a.li.-s' M . I. A., a r.-pr.-i
loin.- of l-.Mi. is w.-ll 1111. l. l- way .,, iV(. , B. ll. ral i.uar.l ill
trail.. is Imp.- that III.- (.-oils lh(, , .,.im.,,.y ,, u , ,., , v.in.U iv,-j
..r anlninn will r.-main in noml r u, B,.,.,-, ,ar.l ,,(11,0 slm,l.,v
'"'"' f"l' " SI" lisi I ill' I.IIUlll -f ,.,,,. .,, f,.um ;-.,, !.!.. City.j
1I111.. y. I ; Hi.. I Hi.- i-..i i.'-nl.-. s will ,.x.(.,,., to .,, , lay j
hat.. Ill.it- L. pill nil III.- r.-r Li- s,.Ssi.ms. All o'. t l.i- I III"" stal.r. !
r..n- wllil.a- rains ami lii.-a -ji-i-.-iil.Iti j,,,.,,,!,., l:a!i.-r. I .it tlraml.-. j
wi-alli.-i- Mil. II in. Mt. c: 1. tl. I ' 11 toll anil I nil .1. r. Willi
If 111.- ivi-alln r ij'.isji'inain .i-as- ,,,,,-t it-iixttt-. '
am lilHl tin- ''"f fit II Kni.-ly Tll(1 s.i,.,!i;I,. of t-linsn f..l-
till 1 1 1 tills tail III.' .-a-n-lllcrs will l(nvs;
ban- 11 shi'lli-r in wlil. li 1.1 work Sitliir.la.v Mtiiiiln-,'
.lnrinir Hit- 'winl.-i-. Htm i-n-r. if j,, ,u i::;) a. 111.- jnil
111.. I'lol .-anil'.t I..- l.nill In Inn.
wink will Ik- siisi.-n.li-il nnlil ti-m.
wi iilll.T ill '-al ly spt ilit; 1 '-lull'. -IK l-
May 111- lliini- In April
1'IlirU, S. pt. L'l (AP) -1
rtT-ivi'l )kt' ut noon nuid that
MitKnltit, an oli Iluttc county tnwn
20 iuil-s iiorthtMist of lii-rc. wum 1
,4l.troy..tl by a UrVt Urv sweoplnu TALKS FREELY OF
'tliat trrriiury. All wiivs arc down imit th VADT1I
I in ihc vU-lnliy. rLKlll 1U AUKlil
j Th. tiro. Hwi'pt IMiilln ook vall--y t
.'iml In raffln? iim-onlrolliM. CalU fn rp" ti t Ct
fur lu-lp wore sent to Clil.o to.lny. , 1 CllS OiilCCrS llC LCI L
The upp.-al asKo.i Ain. rkan I.-Kiim , RJvClSldC 111 OrtlOr tO
j tu join the flr? riIit.
j Thf urra lini; il is uiK'ntimatc I
Juit di'Clai-nl in he hv hijjKst In
year.".
Hutti t'aJowM. a pupular kuih
incr resort, wn aiil to be in 1m
iiihu'iit. (iaiici-r and roltajf.' owihth
mrfl rn.shlnt? to the scimip in an r
fort to save their beloiiRhitfH.
Protect His "Poor Lit
tle Mother"
i
' MHO.
1 1 1 to I -
:- ' So inJay 5jr ho(fI 1 'oi: I en-no of
Ki-im I'iti n pi i-si iil.t; : v w IX n maiti'
It ii!l uoiM n.-t It sJimil.l tin- new SUp riut- n.i' i: y nml m nvtury ;ai-I ;
nni'inal srhiM.l liuildiiiK' will bt r,.prcwnTaiiv-'s ut prcsitltnt y, j
fouipb'iiMl siHiietiinc In Aril. IukIi coutHii and bi.shups, (
II will he a splcmtiil aiiilitluii to "j. A.-.Jint (-"ii i ii -in c 'l j
the city linm :i scenic si a nil pci nt , K,.u, i ,.jnt h- ma I i s uitii M. I. i
fur It is sit!i.iici nil a hluh bluff st;ik- boards :ind ivpn s .:ila t i j
wil h a in i uiii .ii cut view uf lU " ,, M;ikt: pi i.'sidcin y. iii.-li u lined
town ond uri-oiiiidint: cuiiniry. Il htshops. !
is to be litii'-licd in crejini stuc 'o l'l iniiiry - 'ont'c I'lic- of j
wilh a re I lib- nif, .l;iny su-p ei;il represent:! ive vit( pritnaiyj
will bad up tu iis fiiuit dour from Miiko hoaid and t epi cm ntai iv- of!
the street bi l.-w. slaUc presidency, lni;h council ai;d ,
All the c- aval ion for the cenient bishops. 1
will be dune luinuiTuw. The wurl; Satnnlay Aflrniiam
staricd six weeks a-jrt. The forni-i lo :i : 1 a p. in.- I'ublic .scshIuii.
:irc now iieinL,- niinle for the pour- :;:iin to -i::i" p. in.:
ini: of Ihc e retc wall-. Half uf Sunday school Sta lie boa I'd and,
the footings are also ronipleud. ward snp rintendciils iin-eiiu uithj
A icret" h'ljsi which extends j;r?o ral l cptesenla l ive and repiv- .
lo ii cuiisitlerabh- height in tho air .einaliv-sut slake presidency, hij;h
has heeil completed. ruuiuil a nd bishops. I
lii all. ;;ii'i.immi feet uf lumber M. I A.-- .loinl sijTke boa -il :i n 1 i
will into llu- making uf tho ward prcsid- nl.s rn.i tin; W V h yen
buihliiiu- in addition to the 15a.- ,.riit i , o, es-nla i i . 1 1 t-J u
on n fenl used for the pi I'm s. Sand dt-my. hivh co'ineil a ad bis! i op h j
and gravid a iiuiiintinK to laun tuns i;nd ward workers available.
will jiNu be ns..,l. , I'rii.iaiy Stake and waid -o!-
-in Men nit .bill lit ers me- liuu with u. m-ral te;-j
At. out 10 ine'i are wuikii.u ou i t-s.-iital ive and t p : eseii I at I v-.s of
he coti-il t net inn. 17 of whom ale stake presMi ni y. hiii oiiiicil and J
i-aipcoters. M workers are be- hishops. I
iot, employed I nun time to tinw Saturday I en:ii
and il is expieted that the total T:::a to :::n: . I
imniinr will re.oh .'.a. M . I. A. S- palate lie titles ol j
Tin- Hours of Iho buihliiiu' are .-lake and ward worker.-. j
to 1 f fir. The dimension of Primary- Slake board noelim;
the iwo-siory structure arc L' 1 I with floral i e.r.:. illative and
feel N lin lies l.v ST, fi el I linbcs. w a rd O i 1 -rs a V!l da I b . j
- m:;h to in p. in.: .M. I. A. d'-mon-
(Conllnued on Paire oi stralions. ;
- , Tuesday e ' 1 1 i i; i; 1 1 : ' I i i:
(1.) Triday e. luti p'o-iaio.
Sunday .Moniini; j
, j,, a. I i . -- f'ox.ioilit ;
.... ..tiu.- ui ..la k.- and ward niei-t- I
TO NEGROES ......rum
I'nlhmlii:; an evpoM uf one of
liie inii-i starilline M-rie. of kill
ing. ;l i;eii(le. '!.,
imiriler Ijirm" )Ik lOtiisa
Noifleoii null Iter son, tSonlmi
Noilhcitt. 21. wen arrest t;l this
u li in 'anada anil an iHdni;
In-lit by Dnminlmi a ill horil les
Miiilinu- et radit ion pmreeili tin's.
'.unit; .N uri heot I Is ae'lleil of
the miirile:s and his inolher .IN-apH-aid
wlih him. They weee
eapinti'il iiiK),v, hoeer.
I'llli; HAXAItl) IIKilf
SALEM, Ore., S(t. -1 (AP)-
VAM'urVKIt. 11. P.. Kept. M
(APi In a eopyrluhled story,
writtfii by a staff representative
of (he Vancouver Pally Sun, Jor
doli Stuart Norlhcott. held here on
"murder farm" i hartten w us de
clared to have said he fled because
he wanted lo shield his "pour lit
i The fire hazard In Oregon forests ii mother" from the pain of
j today is extremely serious, the , knowing he was charged w ith mon
jdtuuiion probably helm; more dun- .strou:i crimes,
i serous than at any other time this; Thus Noriheotl explained to the
! pennon, it was said at Ihe office ol ,sllM reporter the reason for his
Stale Forest A. KUIotl. flight. lie hilterly denied liclhff
imiiliy of thf Hiver.shle. Pal., "inur
TWO MV'.S HUtT (der farm' ihaixes ami deelared he
SAN' KItANPlSPt), Sept. l'l (AP) "will finht extradition.
Althoimh Palifornia's fire .season j llenles Charge-
jcn.led oitteiauy tn. 1.1. u.e n ..c Tlu.n. ,1:1V(. 1mmi a hd of stories
"to. lay faeeu new oumreaKS. wnn; , ,i, ..noiit nn lie mUl
."They are all untrue. AVhat hw-
1 ful things to say uhuiil n man.
Sumo penple have heeti suffering
I from too mtich Imagination, and a
lot uf pen tile will' be sorry when
llhls ease Is cleared up."
; the Hami.s out of control in sev
leral sections. High wind and dry
j weather aggravated the ilangor.
Two men were burned seriously,
' several cabins were destroyed, and
! I.immi acres of land, on which there
iwas some valuable timber, was
.swept by u fire between Sterling
I Pity nnd Inskip. 35 mih s north
j rast of Chieo. The lire w a.s out of
' control late hist night.
lie was asked in
had disappeared.
"I h.ol lo prut
mother from this,
explain why h
! -- !
FOR LARGE VOTE.
Hoovt'r-Lur
Conduct Registration
i..i.r lilt)
he sai.l. -I
I simply t-nlllil IP. I It'll pi.t.l- lillli-
liiii.lli.-r nf this. I simply riiill'l II". I
i-ivi: n i-:i m I :i ix 1 t. inn.- iimtin-i- uf wiim Hn-y
NKWII.M.I.. fill.. Si-pl. '.'I (Al' w,.,. a.-,-l.slim in,-.
I- lv.- iiiol.n-lslK. ti-iiip.-il III it mi,- ...r inn,. mii.r ,a,l known
X .1
I Stock Raising
I Ci..l... ff
ouiies iiupeiui;
Prices Move Up
General Optimism Prevail
Due to Favorable Mark
eting and Production
Conditions
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SMITH FIRES
HOT SHOT AT
ij -
ulontf tin Huki-i-M-l
riilm- roiili- lilltli-
wtiy tt.ilay wi-n .s.-riotisly hurnt-.l.
l''i.ui'. two woinrii mill twn iin-ii.
'f tin-
lit t.
i-liin-Ki-n il wiiulil Itllli-il
Campaign Hertf'
-.rfT.-- i-:t:ii " . ' 'I m iii"
VAUy Will wiill.'it.- i ti in. ii initn. w-nj ta..'-.i
lit trvK.:ui i'i-iii"i".' " ,--'--
ut ' "jt.:i6ii
"So I Kept ft all fl-ulil lli-r. lli-lis-p.-rs
mill t'vi-ryllilni;. 1 was f.n-i--
Round-Up Crowd
Is Thrilled By
Several MishapsiS:;''1''
Willi the purpose of encouraging .
an. I urging people in Pnion eounty't
to vote in the coming- presidential
eltclioR. ihc I'nion county Hoover-
i urns club Is launching a campaign ' j
in an cMorL to get alt eligible citl- , . , ;N , , j.:T( )X, ,-,.., Sept. l'l ,
7.1 lis lo rogl.'ter for voting by -'.;, A , Uound-Pp crowds, thrilled!
il, w hitdi is the ilny the registration ' hv spectacles yesterday which in- j
off If
them. 1 wanted t
1 her away to a safe pine,, then
Iteuded to come back alone
! light this thing."
I't-Hiiie-Pp, IU; Sji.vs
, lie talked more abrntt
'charges, uugges-tlng they had been
"irumped up"
Pommenting mi the disappear-
f M rs. Winifred 'lark, hi.1-
1 a contemptuous
Ket
In-aml
Ihe
"I suppose th
her. loo," he s
y will say 1 kill'
ihl, glancing at
Cup) i Ik h I i.A-Lmiduii I Imm-m.
Al'ler serlns several years as
president of Albania, Ahmed
ogu Hoy has been lirochiliiicO
king of thai eon n try. which has
Itirncd froin a repnhlle Into a
inomiii hy. Here Is his most ri
eenl iilciitis.
KANSAS PITY, Sept. Ill (AIM
Optimism prevails In tock raising
states of the west and southwest
as a result of current high prices
of beef and range entile and Indi
cations ii f continued favorable
market lm; and production conditions.
This is Indicated in reports of
'he Pulled Slates depart tnent of DciTlOCnitiC
igrieulture, statements of privatn
livestock associations, university
digests and reviews ami reports of
slate hoards of agriculture. The
present high prices of beef and
range cattle have helped greatly
to place the livestock Industry In
exits and the southwestern states
on a stable basis, reports H,
Splllcr. manager of the Texas and
Southwestern Pal tie Kaisers' association.
10 I'er Cent Increase;
Oklahoma Pity ealtln receipts
show a n 1 tic reuse of a bout 1 0 per
I'i'iit over last year up to Sept. 1,
and receipts of hogs there hnvo
been 40 per cent greater this year
than last.
J. II. Mercer, state livestock
commissioner of Kansas, In a state
ment says:
"Stockmen are beginning to re
cover some uf their hisses Nustaln
e, In the post war deflation of
values. The demand for beef prob
ably will continue active, and with
( he limited supply of sIh lighter
cuttle, satisfactory prices should bn
maintained for the next two or
three years."
Despite the present higher prices
1'. A. Phillips, secretary of the
Montana state livestock commis
sion, says ihe time has not yet
come to sell.
Strikes Blow at Secret
Propaganda Involving
His Catholic Faith
AUDIENCE PACKS
OKLAHOMA HALL
Nominee
Wants No One to Vote
for Him Merely Because
of His Religion
HAWAII HORRIFIED
AT BOY'S MURDER
Talk of Lynching1 Heard;
Officers Seeking" Kid
naper and Killer
llOOYKK MARKS NO
COMMKNT
WASHINGTON. Sept. 21
(AIM Herbert Hoover would
make no comment today on the
h (Id re mm last night of his demo
crat ie opponent for Iho presi
dency, Alfred K. Smith, In which
religious Intolerance and whis
pering campaign were dis
cussed. In declining to talk about tho
tiddrcKs, to which he listened
over the radio, Mr. Hoover was
following a policy adopted ut tho
outset of the campaign ugalnst
'iigaging in sueh exchange.
While Hoover himself was
silent, Horace A. Mann, in
charge of the southern division
of tho republican campaign. Is
sued a statement In w hlch he
took Issue with Gov. Smith's
charges.
Red Cross Asks
For Relief Fund
Of Five Million
HIGH SCHOOL
WALKOUT DUE
.ol; s a n- closed in I he
i- cuiitiiy clerk.
.Mis. Norman W. Frees, of I ,a
raiide, is chairman of tho lloover
u His club, "After the regis! ra-
,n campaign is complel -d. we will
With
(Continued on Page a)
eliub-! several spills in
injuries to performers, were
U.i no km- u.o.e .-...tMM..: till
i.onna Pard. cowgirl relay ruler., !? WOrKmeU ' Ull
i Scaf f oldinff Given
(I'oiil iii'U-d . a P.
I "H 1 I' . Sept. 1M (AIM Two
IhoiiMnul stud, lits of I', nirer lii'l
.;u:, ::r Bohnenkamp Buys j
.-i-.-ainsI ti-ansl.T t.r a irrulip Hi ii-kmi ) , A ., 4 n t. I p '
pupils II.. in Mur-all I'aik I" l-'- ll- Ulll I 11 I' it C I lit I
Local Mortuary:
S" i icl iuils w -i i- III'- si : il.i i-s I hal
n il.tail "f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - was Miiiiiinnii''l
In pall-ul III.' srl I 'IIMrliit.
Tliiiliias r. Hill, pi-illiipal l'l' III'- .. K
lKi.il. i-alli'l a 1 1 11 is- .'I III
n:.-r. v li" Ii i ' 1" '-n a ;
1, .1 l;.,l,!ii-iil,:iiii!i in i
.slii.l.i't l.i'.ly f..i- lal.-r in I!:.- 'lav Hit- 1 1 n i -1 ' r - I -1 Ii i .1. 'i'.' n."i ' u. - i.i ;
ami sun I h.- li"l" '1 Hi 'li-" ll any III ,,n Spril:- '" ' l lMl -m'-n. Ii."'
r. .-Illis. II' .1. t-lnr. il II"- lralisi'.-i- s,,i,l l-.c i.t ii ll.- l.il V '.
.f lh.- Ii'-Hl'i sin, 1. ails was nil- i., i.js p.,i:,i. r. I .-!) n. n Il.i n. p. ;
at oi.lalii'- .llasmnch as Ili'V t - 1 1 1 -1 u ,.. Aiil i- '.I:- -r-iiaiy l-v
11.. I u-'l Hi'- Milii.i l-- Ih.-y .i .-.II. I liii::,. !l ,- !,.. I'll'-r I" Ml.
at llu- .Mmnan I'lirU sriinol. Ilr.r.l'c's i : . ' 1 1 1 i - -. Ii:--. 111' lilii).
ELKS '-19 SHOW .jr. Ro-ia Laid To '
CO MMITTEE IN Real ThU; Marninti
WEEKLY MEET
Meet in',' niu'l.t in the S.km-
ia w .-a I mi bal'roulii. w hef- ( lo-ir
annual show w ill be he. I. members
uf the II. P. (i. Klks Pays ol" 'P'
coiumltlee iiiade tui'tlMT plans for "
tl:e singing of !h- b- nerit ev. nt
I let. 1 7 lo :". inclusive, "' 1
At rang- nonts w . re made f . . r
-oaeing ut the a f lolls c inn s. w hi. h
u ill In- loi at d Hi sa lapb- foo., s '
a-1, oining th.- baUiouni. The mu-i- :'
clans w ill In- plat cd in tlo' center 1,1
I r fo- l.,rg. dam Puor and. al- "'
lliowun nave no, jh -
seli'ded, the cutiimitbo announces i'"
that local mush ialis w ill bi em- ,''i;,,f r 1
It i., li'-i. pianm d in put a 1 'aw 1 "
of ' I ' i;lii:rr act A-lil.:'"- ill' line
dillln.' P:e !,()
: uin efit i al i- our efforts on strcngtii
emng the Itoover-t'utlis organra
lion in the county," she says.
The precinct chairmen lo be ap
pointed lo help In the work, will
l.e annoiim cd later. says M rs.
Pn e. Any wonum who is going
to vol'- lor Hoover for president of
tie- I nit i ( States, is eligible to
io:n t he i lub.
So tar about U'U Pnion county
wo leu have ountai'i!y join- d the
. lull, the org nial ion of wh ich was v
siarled at the republican congres- 1
i.ional cOllliniltec meeting Sept. 1(1
in l.ii (Irailtle.
The I nion count y club is a
;.;."ni.h of the Hoover-, 'urt is Wom
en s dubs in iitegon. ot which Mrs.
i ' h ; i ' 1 s K. Kunyoii, o! Portland,
s t I, airman.
fell twic with h
animal rolled i.v
but she came ba
hospital title the second time be
fore Injuries put her out.
1 Mck Shell on (low tied his steer
.veslertliy In 1 1 and one-fifth sec
onds, while .lake .McPlure roped In
I :t :i seconds, bettering Wed io-s-day's
be-.f time by two second-.
In tb northwest bucking ( ham
pb.nshiiM marly half of ihe riders
tabled .lust. In til- world cham
pionship bucking eont eel P. K.
Studnhk lode King Tut all the
wav. P.ree.e Pox masU-rcd .lack
oil" of 'lo- worst.
mount and the ,
her yestertlay. " '
from the field i I.MPI.IIU. Sepl. J I (Special!
Worltnien engaged In painting the
elevator here escaped serious In
jury yesterday, when a scaffolding
on which they were standing gave
way and hi them fall to the
ground, a distance- of about Hi feet.
Waller I'liinia n and Hoy Ituoy
were the workmen on Ihe scaffold
ing at Ihe lime and both were con
siderably bruised in the fail. Pur
man sustained a sprained ankle a;
I In- most serious of the Injuries
but both are ral her sure from the
shali.-up.
Dorothy Kirov Relates Interesting
Incidents of Recent Trio Abroad
persons In I'.nlii Kirn nnd la.lMMt
families In Florida will riUlre assistance.
IIONOI.PI.P, Sept. 'Z f AIM In
dignation meclinu.; ami hiuta that
a vigilance committee was being
formed In hunt down and lynch
the kidnaper and slayer of ia-year-ohl
fill) .Tamiesti!) were added to
Iho burden of peace officers today
is they continue! their efforts to
find Hie abductor.
Th body of the hoy. a son of
Frederick W. .la miesou, Honolulu
hanker, was found on the banks of
t he Ala wai canal near I he fash
ionable Uoyal Hawaiian hotel yes
teiday. Tbvsiciaiis said the boy
died of suffocation by
non. i -once Mirgeon lioncrt . j tui
Funs sa hi Hint an autopsy iudii at - lie tropical hurricane.
ed til" Imy had pill up a terrific
struggle with his abduct. ir. filll'si W KST PAI.M HKAftl. l-la
liy 1. Harold Oliver
(Asstielated 1'resH Staff Writer)
OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklu., Sept.
21 i AIM f-iovernor Kniith waniM
jthe American people to deelde tho
j November presldenllal election ou
!the record of the two major par
ties and their nominees and not on
religious Ki'uuiida.
lteftire a demonstrative andienco
that packed this city's coliseum last
night the democratic presidential
uoniineo minced no words in an
effort to drive home this point.
Pedaling he had bcu forced to.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21 (AIM
-l'l... V., I Ciwiiiil l.iili.V
. ll."l nil ll.o .M,i,-,i.-,iii l.ul.lii- f..i- '"""' l'i li-llKi-'UH uuosuun om ituu
...Inli.i.iin i.t :,,liini.lillli In iho- i.P-11 1.'iim'.' ut an nppurcut
vl.li. i-t-lli-f fin- sl,flrc,-K flam llu- vliles,.l-.-u.l lillt-lttpt; li illsll-...- tl.ii
1ii-,-I,.ii,ii. In I--I..i'l.lii. l'urtu Uli'ii A"-rlfn l'i.iln fitiiil Ihn, ffiil
ami Hi.- Vli-uln Islanils. '"" I'li-i.'"'"!!"" ot iiii-Ainor-
.I'.lin llai-liill I'livn... i llall-liliill l.r I'"" ' innPUKIilillli InvulvlMK
i hi- i-.-li.-f i.ri.-:.iil.all..ii. In.so.l Ills HI" Ci.lliolir rmtli. anil mmal linh-
,-,-M,l.sl rpinls f.-.ll Ihr slll.-lt- . Bvrilol- ulrui k II blow at
' . ll..n t,., l.nllnv-ml r mil totlMltilp I' IH -
.01 i.i-e:iM lm lieu III' llial -1 . Ml
h nged his opponents to find a sin
gle "scandal" in his long legislative
and gubernatorial record and ap
pealed In ( ho people not to lm
swayed by religious prejudice hi
casting their ballots.
The republican national commit-
t ee, ,M rs. M a b 1 Wu i ker V Hie-
ellowship
Foiuui. a fraternal publication of
Washington, I. P. and former .Sen
ator Owen of this stute, a demo
crat le bolter all were mentioned.
neck bore Ihe imprint uf fingers,
many bruises covered his body;
there wen rope burns on bis
wrist s a ml a n k les.
Physicians said he prohiiblv lmd
been killed Tuesday night, a few
hours after Ihe frenzied falber
handed l.iMHi to a man w ho prom
ised to return Ihe hoy unharmed.
I m pel us was given the sea reh
1 after fjie body bad been found,
moliilu met with horror Us fir-d
1 1 or crime and I '-ga n orga nli ng
T!
oi ga
iza I ion is mm pn rt is:i
lan support ing I lonvi
i:iHT(H:'S NMTI-: -This is I lie I in
first of n short series ol Interview s i
Is a democrat or
re.sla ui a nl f in I 'ii
omplelely Vacant. "I
with local teach. -rs who made uu- along Wu- sireetM iniiii at
usual trips timing the vacation 'and then people began to
period. "tin rs will follow lioin
time tu time.
BEES COAXED
FROM AIR HY
THE SHERIFF
Ity l-'rallifs riii-i-ry
WI..II III- ' II.- IL- I lall'
HaL-ship Itll'l I'"' I'iKlt.sl
ill I In- l-'l i-lli h line, sail' i
p..n last
11... Inil'-il Stall
i.f lil'i-lly. Miss
i:i isi i: riiini
7:3.1 ... in. I-' al'"".
.M -Il Illlillii, :;! al-'A'-I
'"Iliill l"ll ' ! a V.
I M ill II IM I till W
M a .ni -mi 7 . rt i ii I ii! ': ni I
ilxft ..
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III.......
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.1. v. -- ,i ! . :.,' .. I Ii. I" s "ii . , lams av nil' IhM lliiirn- ,.. Into port. AilB. 2.
,,s. ; , . I"- I' '-.. Mr. I!i. ii- rs lias an . asy I ,rjnB .r fui.-iitlt i-.-l.l.-n. ,
, i i . - - i-: :i"- v.,.-l J" 'Miss Klrliy s.,M- ' viyl lilnu- tium.
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111'".-:' ll-li mi'lst. Wl,il.. in I'aiis. Ml.-s Kul.y l:t:-l
. 1-.. "i.i-.. ii hi 'ii'ls i-.ial a. i.-l until li"- s u lif I' ; j ,).,. I.alin. ur sliplinl 'ilii'l'-rj
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'ttiff'"f'Tf" Uri' '" .' I -1 ' '.' a I i. In Iron! ot II" Slur ,, r flint lllni: III l'aris"l,'ll n' ll.
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: 1 v .ni- r'ii! l u.ifig fin- a'! wlio (-,-;(,, ),,, Mrt,( mn to k a if..j
v , . 1 1 !-.., - ..... h 1 ' '' how long tin y i murant in w bp h to ..t h.-r n - ' f .
,f . ,-.! .! rt ! Pa w;i' I. M.ain K not l.ntiwi. A cud- iltK ,,'-n. She .-a V ca("S. -., b.
I ' .iMmt.- ;i '.):- '.."l bo ha- be. n plac d rorl,llJIM. f th.-m along Ihe !r..-i.
('f , ,., , j p - j v ,. 1, v.- l'r t.'.'iu to ni-T bat as V' I tiny prc.(lUl n was a cat"" o( "t iit't, water
1( rt ' ,n ,t : , it ,, M.. u's 1 i.i- 1 r t o t eitta in out m t he ai m !u II , 4 very w her,- and not a drop '.o t(
j.j'ch,--!. .iiMM-- iPi Mr-' I am',- :-mnitne. jdrink." for Miss Kirby saw- not
pj.'.us'aed jr.-? hod-' lor Ihe- Hud P'tiMeM assinlcd t iio f lu-rif I ,1, (hem. At that hour wlon
( !;...,. "ta;-i:.." ' U(! s.tiiiib!v. je.rjona i-hoJld be dtn-j
liter. I,
wi-td In. the wiser for the ills
covery that in France one din
I 7f!" or fi o" b.i U.
I "There are thousands of Ann-id
," tlie leans in Paris. lA.ry week about
leaiucr ! .'iIomi tourisls inter the gay im-l ro
om ot polls," she says.
h aving behind j "Kveryi hing in Kurope is old,
and the statu, j p ople live in houses built p.-r-Horolhv
Ktrby, I haps In Ihe twelfth century, while
rs Int.
abdue
- held
of the
( miMtarv and vulunt.
Strolled vvork. toll- llllltN lo set k lh.
nit 7-.:;a t"'--
hidlg ion meet ings v '
by cilf.eus in all ((Uarler:
a) I'-iiy,
The ehamhtr of colllloeiee fe
rj. ward Hind re.u bed $HI,0fiU lavt
ni-iii and w.i- cNpected to exceed
", (,, 11 by tonight.
At one of til'- eiliZ' n me
new spa m l inen W et e h i l i ed
ing rise lo the reports that a
I. Kite committee was being formed
MIAMI, Fin., Sept. 21 (AIM
Miami news stuff men sent lo West
Palm Peach to compile and keep
.... a.. 1.. .. uui ..r m.. a I
.,. .,,.. .,' , ,, .......iii i,,,i ,,r briimlt. assistant attorney general;
He- ui.il. tlu.t ihlM was ' K Klux Kin 11. the 1
no longer possible.
SAN JhAN, Porltf l:lco, S-pt.
2 1 (AIM An epidemic of Influ-
ICcil pross officials found In "3 ; 11,1 " 'S ' t , V .
said WOUUI dp nm iumi on
t of "w hisperitig," tol
erance and lanimany.
t Water pQ i'l probably will bo
.,,(. the theme uf his third Hpeech f
t,,l the western tour and today ho
idii turned Inw ard I leuvcr, w here lie
will deliver thai atldrcss tomorrow
night.
With the Kev. John Koaeh Stra-
i;ic
traiigula-. making a anrvev of approxinialely governor s
liohert P. I mirier of the area devastated by fi'I'Jei
21 (AIMTbe. Plagm: Sp
tlav j.iu. eared over the Flor
e'ei-gaii s, scart'tdy five days be
hind the hurricane that took be
tween IWM) and Sal) lives.
liaby Burned To
Death in Huffy
(Continued nn l'ape 5)
Seit. 21 (AIM -e
burning Ihe baby
e excited cry of Jack
to his mother yes-
RASEBAIX.
PIIIPACO.
"So kids a
buggy," was tli
Monagliau Jr.
tcnlay.
When Iho mot her reached I lot
slreet, Iho baby carriage was ill
flames and baby Frank .Monogliail Vuotlull.
was dead of burns,
A lighted cigare cureb-HMly
lossci) into the carriage n.-tllng, , iisliitigton
1
,vmi;kipan i.ii.v.ti:
It. II. K.
Phllad-Iphla 4 7 I
k .el roil 13 3
Matterhs: (hove, pommel, Or
woll ami Puchrane; Vungilder and
lor Iho
poor, as 11
Pari. Do
riea, a home P') years old
is a rt He.
I'm cciy (icni'ral
"People in ! ranee art:
lesult of the war. hi
average of quality in dress seen 011
lh. slreet is mtt' b .iw r than It is
In New York or a similar American j
Sh mw fMiorman with their ,
biiinhoo oes r,n the banks of the I
l:i. r Seine and "they i-eemcd to 1
fh-h all day long. ' I never saw
tin in 1 ulrli anylhlng.' she suhl.
' 'I ii" iiue.t Mil- run part of llu
tilp '.Mis tin- sight ul th" heailttlul
Th
is
chili
1 record
M'i-i.iJ
practical
tine rat"
of a pr
llfCiHIM-
1 was Ida me.)
'tiny- ! . ....
xr-'-leal Wave Causes
Death in Frisco
Cleveland
Malteries: ilraxtoit
Pmlcrhill ami Auti-y.
l:. 11. K.
2 H I
t 9 2
and Unci ;
of 11. 1
long
VhHI
rlni"
yllgibh-,
1 il.ni. -I
m l the
fiom
II In I
,.l
P. h Inis
icttcatly
I Vestage
at h
it ei a Fra u .
1 w it h only a si
clot v rt luaititl.g
e proud bciitity,
-re out.- )u.d ll
.n'.t inlmhtlants
nes 1 . main' d In
Of 1 he V
e vb I HM y I
rby Mild.
Nut only in Ph bus d
. I the tioiror of War. Tb
lid is mark' d by II effects."
Ml Mal
From Frame, Mis. Kiiby went
Paly and w hile In Finn nee she
Veh;d tu the I' lor. nt ill" ait gai-
"ln Hint town
d more t ban
I. w it t ban 2-r.
I. liable at Hi"
i', "o I horouglity had
11 bombard'-. I," .Miss
t ntir-
I'afe Jifws!
Here's The
Club He Wants
New York
Chicago
Htiiterbs: .nchury
blash, li'l. died of heat gOtlgh; AUKinsami lierg.
when I he mercury j
(Secolitl gullie)
AWshlngton
P'tevlanU .......
ltatterlcs: Jones jnd Tat
and Myatt.
ept. 21 CAP)
the
('IK M iK'S'll IN, Mn
(AIM Hule-eivb lice
man, is the purpose
gant.ed It.-t" hy a gi
11 . Sept. 21
il w oma 11 I o
it a Huh nr.
mil of pioni-
SAN I'KANCISCO
- (ieorge T
prnt ral inn
climbed lo ;-" degrees liert
tiollet temperal ore recorded slm'O
(let. :t, P'17, When l reacheil Hll
Fresno ami Sacra men! o reported
is, It'd Hluff 1 ii. and San Jose
!ni, San piego and Hureka report-j
ed maximums of US, the lowe.iL In 1
Ihe state. I
Lanfrell Elected
Hy Baker LeyUm
1;. n. k.
... r. 7 :i
,.2 x 2
and lh ii-
lt. If. K.
2 ft I
1 4 1
; Moon:
imiil married men of this 1 i!.
Iiedtcal.-d to the Italian prelim r, 1 l!AKi:U, (ire.. St pi
.Mussolini's Credo, lhat "il is t he j f ,a nn r. 1 1 was ueanh
duly of tho wonum lo accede to 1 comma mler o!" ihe l
the mandates nf the m;in," Hie m-w j I .c;ion po-a .i 11 no-e
ot ga ul .a Hon cabh d Preiuh r M iis- ( pre. eilhi:; a ua bcrin.
soliul yestefdav M - eimci a( 11 lat ions ! a nd au-Ular.
I Jl Phhard
iiowh- elected
1 ii a I A niertea u
tin'-' lad night
; of Hie legion
NATIONAL i;
n. 11. t;.
Chit a ,'0 t 2 U
itiool.ln 4 2 ti I
Matierb s: Nchf u'ltl Harl net I :
Vain.- and Peberry.
( -tisl kamt ) II. II. K.
ciiuiniiaii ant)
I tost on .- 2 X a
Matterh s; Plt y nnd Plclnieh;
Itiatidt, Claikson ami Spolirer.
rmg In
na
( '
! 1 '
p.
fCvi-MbUtd uti I'ut four,)
on a u a 1 tide ;i pp'
Hotial inagaiiie.
In the arli' h Ihe pn uiier pro- euh W.
mulL-ates his principle of women 4 Heir, fi
nli' diem e to man. Prcsev
Humors were ctirr. td h' today inemhei
thai a counter ot'i;aiii.i b.n is 1
ing planned by the wt.s et I
noli who uiu cimdi 1 ,i..mo
P. a tliiij.
offle
l-.ed We
ie uinalider
!'. )', adjutant
11 e officer: lh"
ttaplaln: Slnnlt y Cr
f bttlhlinu couiinltt
: P.
JtH-
(Second game)
t 'iuclnnali
Huston ..-
Piltlerteh1
i:. n. 1:.
a S I
ft t t I
JinnolttJe, 1'ylo an-1
I'tl.iiicy uud Taylor.
Wilham C. Kelly uud
uiilnv atlt
i.i.i'iii, 1:
Praoel : Sul.i torlh;
lh rhei t ;
Crow. K. H.
e; Pittsburg ti 1 2 0
W. How- Philadelphia ... ft 10 a
e eomnilltet ; Kb hard 1 HatU.rhs: Ktviner, biiwaon aiul
historian : Warren llargreuvca, HwecllanJ ami
ploy i.iK nt, vfkvr. titbultc. ( ' 1 . -j