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VOLUME XXVII.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1929
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 159
OLDER BOYS
END SESSION
HERE SUNDAY
Life's Work and Allied
Problems Discussed Dur
ing Conference
U. P. Fast Trains
To Chicago Will
Start On June 9
President Carl Gray An
nounces Schedule -That
Will Require 61 Hours
and 15 Minutes for Trip
ELECT OFFICERS
' l-'aster trulh passenger net-vice
between - Portland und Chicago
over the Union Pacific system,
with corresponding benefits for La
Urunde pcuple, were unnounced by
wis-m .- 'm v -t . m An van unjy, piesiueiH Ul inn siciii.
r iitf. i intiiiM. i r. i it. .. a i...,.i. ..,. it h,..i i.m
t - .. 1 ' announced thut tlie Union Pacific
- . .-' ' v-t wmilit nt least euual new nassenuer
M. V. Kj. JJUUaCIl alia r. schedules to be adopted by other
A. CrOSby Take Leading transcontinental train but the on
Tji r. . rjol, liouncement Sunday, clipped ncurly
Part in Meetings Bak-twu houra.from ei,edu-ies .
ei May Be 1930 Host ' nounced by other railroads. This
, ' ' move Insures people traveling on
the Union Pacific of the fast lime
Life's work, und allied prob- between t.ortlund and Chicago out.
lenis coiuniun to boys wcre'tiilked ttj aerial service,
of at the discussions of the Eastern ,rh. f,l...nl. i. ,h. text of the
Oregon Older . Hoys' . Conference
held In La.(.lrande last weekend
announcement us telegraphed by
president Cruy to A. 8. Edmonds,
und the flnnl echo of the confer. UMlaUm lratflc manager of the U.
euce by local hoys Mho uttended ,, B)d reluve(, from Portland to
is that IL-as highly profitable and Joe H Keeney. of .La CIrando:
successful,, Ill all Dliboys took . . j.;rfW.tVo June .
""".'L .. . " ,.'.'" i '' "linportunt!: changes In pasaen-
"lhe discussions und Informal i,,,,.,,!,,,, to und from
talks, by Itr, U. XI. DiimucIi, deun PortUIld whc, the traveling
70 New Cars In
Saturday Parade
Worth $100,000
Large Crowd on Hand to
Witness Event John
Shepard's "Old Wreck"
Wins First Prize.
Unlicensed Pilot Crashes
, Near Culver City,
Flying in Fog
WOULD STOP
IMMIGRATION
FOR 10 YEARS
...
Democratic Senator From
Alabama Announces
Proposal Today ,
ORIGINS CLAUSE
DEBATE IS HELD
Senator Reed FavoFS a
Thorough Discussion
Nye Urges Some Imme
diate Action. ,
WASHINGTON', Apr. 25 (Al
Senator Illack, democrat, Alu
baina. announced In the senate to
day that In the event legislation
Innkine to rciiaal or iiostnoneiuent
of the national origins provision Most of the cars were closed mod- cremated when the biplane In
of the Immigration act were taken I els. although the open design In-I which thoy were taking the pleas-
JOY RIDE IN
PLANEFATAL
TO 3 SUNDAY
FOR BRIDE
AUTO TOLL OVER
NATION IS HEAVY
Tlui i-M. Grinde i.ew car parade
Saturday afternoon took place In
a well equipped stage, far the
w'enthp was perfect and the streets
were lined with people from ,la
Grande and surrounding t n Itory
to see the 70 cars, representing u
to!al in value of ftlotMHiO, that
were snown us mey rmieu sioiy mi , . TJ v in
down Adaum avenue, u was a Three Dead in Idaho, IS
stylo show uf spring fashions In
automobiles and also spring clothes
displayed by the many altractlve
woniMi -and girls who drove many
of the cars.
The latest colors, giefis. blues,
lilfwL-R. tunu tkinunn. iimrnonK. in
varied shade-i were - seen in all I
kinds or m jd els, from the chl-i
sport roadster to the more pon
derous and ! aristocratic iedan.
Killed in Crossing--Ac-
cidents. Indiana Wreck
- Takes 5.
. 1,OH ANGKLKtf, Apr. 29 (AD
Three young men who said they
were going out Tor an early Bun
day morning aerial Joy-ride were.
dead today. They were killed and
up for consideration, he proposed
to seek suspension of all immigra
tion for a l year period. ;
hater Konator Nyo, republican.
North Dakota, urged adopt,)"", of
luiKH uy ur. u. .u. uwmLii, uciiii PortIuIld whlch the tnivellng J a rt.MOh,ton to get tho bills for ro
of men at Oregon Htate college, 1ubMc Rnd Northwest communities peui of tne national origins clauso
wore the most profitable parts of f. Krcaily interested are ap- frotn the Irrigation commltteo
the progrem." Itobert Stoddard. ' ounced b y tne Union Pacific Kys
ouo of the older boys wild tunny (om , ,neH and Chici(K0 und Nrih
commenting on the success of the We8tern RuHway, effective Sunday.
iinmuil itvpht
Junb 9th. The Portland Umltod
The older boys were divided Into Train K'u. 18 will leave I'ortland
three groups for discussion lead by 6:jn p. ni., 'arriving t.'hlcaKo ll:5
a., m., through schedule 01 hours
13 minutes. This nil) ufford an ur.
rlvlni? time lii CIiIcuko that will
permit of connection with nil Uust.
ern Lines' fust trains. It will'also
afford un excellent sorvlco from
Tucomu and Seattle via Portland
to CIiIcuko by the use of train SCI,
.leaving Seattle ut 11:1 a. in. with
10. 1). Towler. of 1m Grande: Mr.
I'yln. of the Y. .U C. A. at Uakcr
und Will l'enland.Xof Pendleton.
' ' ' KlM't OfflwrH
Officers were elected for tiio
year and Include: president. Dick
Jle Waters, of Haker; first vice
iiiesiilent, Koliind .l'lcrce, jot Hon-
dleton: second vice nresident. lhrough aUiniara keeping car from
secretary-treasurer, llob Johnson,
of Wallowu. '
Kdwlll Klrby ... .of 'Ui Oraiide,
Seattle to Chicago.
Westbound tho Portland Limited
Train No. 17, Is scheduled to de-
r,.iwiii ru. ..y .... v....... - t chcllB0. gt) p. m arriving
acted as rcKistrar anu secreiau " ; JJurlltta 9:U5 a- ,. ihrouch sched
ule convention. . ' rulfs tt houl.s ,! 45 minutes.
The . fellowship, suiiper held at? Train 17 will oarry thruuglt Chl
tlio l'rosbyterluii church Haturday OUBo.Seuttlo standuid sleeiier con
cvenliiB was o"no of tho most eI1- nectlng at Portland with. train 62.
i.ivsblo of the tltreedy iroBram";ri,A UIWiriiti of rtio lJornad Tliii-
K. A. Crosby, of Portia nd. North-: )le(1 on t,cae shortyned' schedules .
west conference executive, was onV-wm without extra faro. .
uf the leaders In the convention. ,A 8e0UIHi tr:lln lll be scheilllleu
Although the attendance was not l() ,.uve Portland about a:30 a. in.,
o large us ordinarily would be ex. ul.rvK ciiii-ago about 7:3(1 a. m.
peeled due to conflicting boys' con- on H lhr0ugh schedule of 6 hours,
feiences. the conference itself was vmibound this truln will leave
eluding the roadster with rumble uro ruttut crasneu anu nurnea m
scat appealing to the younger wl mi oulflold near Culver City. I
was also an uttructlve reatuic. ' William H. Ovlatt Jr., 22. owner
The "klcli" of tho perloniianuf nnd unlicensed pilot of the plana, .
was furnished by the "old wrecks,"! llay Scott. 26, scenario writer, and
which had had their palmy day Mack Vluker, 25. motion plcturo
and were now In Ihelr reclining uctor. .were the dead,
years. One was so ancient and an- i Ovlatt was the son of a I'lil
IhpiHtod and had been so abused -mouth. Mass., theatrical producer.
In its youth that It went for a dis- "1 nephew of Charlie Murray, mo-,
tunce nnd then balked. I "" Picture actor. All had been
PrUcs for .he worst looking cars "vlng ill Hollywood,
went to John Shephnrd, first, tin: I Mpw Into Ho
Howard Hurnelt. second, " 17. 5(1. ' " "
.nd ir i...,n.etier. li.li.l. Ir,.oo. The tmm ltogers alrnort. where Ovlatt
which has postponed action
them Indefinitely. Senutor Heed,
republican, Pennsylvania, replied
that he was not going to permit il
vntc on national origins until "we
havo had a thorough opportunity
.... ...I. LJ .. unit hn ..-.illfl
not filibuster nsnlnst a vote. Ueed i priies wero given' by Tlie Obsorver. nVl his Oluno. at six o'clock "to
favors retention of tho origins I i.ed by the band, the procession lake a spin, according l I nomas
..ia... lin.i .inclined to ntrreii to Li ii ..,i rn, ni.i wi eVks" i I'ortus, t ne watchman
any definite (Into for consideration started ut the corner of Hemlock I
of natlunal origins liiiestlon, land Adams, then going Mlp Adams
i 'm&A
Ml. ffe ;
W T
Final Action On
Farm Bill May
Come By Friday
Senator McNary Makes
' Request Today House
Committee Approves 4
Minor Measures.
WASHINGTON, Apr. ! (AP)
Final arttlon of tha farm relief
bill by Krlday asked In tho
debate today by Chairman McNary
of tho agriculture committee.
' Approve Your Mvoaureji
Proceeding toward tho passagn
of legislation expected to augment
and aid the farm relief bill, the
house agriculture committee today
approved four measures relating to
agriculture. , , i
The bills Included the Haugen
measuro to change the definition
of oleomargarine: another Haugen
bill to . make various changes In
the federal warehouse aot: , tho
Mu pea bill to re-eatabllah minimum
I1EIWIAIL
ROUTE WILL
TOUOIPASCO
Postoffice ; Department
Completes Plans for
Northwest Network
VARNEY COMPANY
WILL ENTER BID
Route Will Connect Port
land and Seattle With
Transcontinental Route
at Salt Lake.
WASHINGTON, Apr. I AP
The postoffice department today
standard, for canned farm products '' "?"flJ";" ."'T. l.rtT"i,
and the Ketcham btll to provide " . w
for the asslffnment of rep re sen ta
tlvea of the department of agrl-
culure to forelfrn service.
1 didn't want to let them havo .
the plane, but Qvlatt Insisted," said
An attempt was made by Heed lo. Third ,reot and ..urnlng and , , ( , - - -
runway nnd flew away 'Into the
fog." C I
About an hour later a group of
Japanese gardeners heard a piano
in the fog overhoud. Then they
said the plane suddenly roared out
gor tluvfog. Its motor sputtering and
I the three men shouting and laugh
ing. 9'hey believed the plane hud
and Hurt-is. democrat.' Georgia, to I going back on Aduins avenu
show the venule that steamship chief of Police Clint Haynes
companies were instrumental In the drove the mat car In the pageant
circulation of petitions asking ror Delimit tne uinil. J no pnrauo was
the 'repeal of the clause. Senator
Johnson. . republican, California,
declared President Hoover had
asked for the repeal of tho' pro
vision Mind that loyal republicans
should follow his wishes, while
bigger and belter than lust year,
and the crowd also was much
(Continued on Page G)
1 HEA Lot Angetet DHtean
Hero comes tho bride, and tills Is
M luil the Juno bride- of WM will
tvonr In lliu nay of n nouiiiii-t,
iKfortllng to exhibitors lit tlio
Naiitlierii California . Flower
Show at I'lisailciui, 3llss Itulli
Mctiger Is cai-rjlng tho bouquet,
which Is made up of on-hlds,
nuiltleii-lialr fern and ribbons.
Ore., with a leg extending from
Pasco, Wash., to Seattle.
.The new route will connect with .
The commute, nlana to ask the he Salt Lake City route to Paeco
house rules committee to give the at Pco. It also will connect with
moasurea legislative right of way . the pootflo coast route which runs
In he hope that they may be con- . from Lo Angeles to Seattle at
stdered on the floor either tomor- both Seattle and Portland. It also
row or Wednesday. All four of thw IB plunned to make ' connection
bills were Introduced at tho last, with the Seattle-Vancouver route
session. ( . lat Seattle.
At the same time the agriculture I Second V Assistant Postmaster
committee referred to a sub-corn--'aencrul alover sold that bfim would
mlttee for consideration the Vinson ' be asked on the route In the near
mil to regulate trading on cotton future. Operation will begin as
highly successful, .Mr. Crosby suys.
Uakcr May Oct'lBHO Mec
It Is expected thul the next
meeting will be hold In linker next
year, although that bus not yet
been definitely decided.
The add rem by Ur. Uubach Sun
day morning In the auditorium of
ii, hlirli schul closed the program
of the conference and gave the boys ,vu
forceful "send-off. for their
Chicago 11:30 p. nil. arriving, Porl
Innd 5:30 p.m., affording through
service between Chicago, Taconui.
Scuttlo und other points norm of
Porllund by the use of the night
trains from Portland.
Other Minor ( linngcs
in working out these schedules
there will be some minor' changes
Involved as to service und cunnco.
lit intermediate points, full
1,1 ......,! r uhli-b will be
lives until the conference meeis Hu))led us ,iulcky a:, dctalls cur.
iigulu. ' be developed.
Active Interest in the event was Actording to Mr. Kccncy, the
taken by local men who formed the chun(fI.B un ;0. 5 and No. 17 w ill
committees in charge of tho event Just u,,olll reVerso their time of ar-
repiesentlng the various civic or- rJva, (n , a (jrande. although the
gaiiiaillons, schools and churches jorllllt, schedule has not been an-
of this city who felt the value of n0UI1(.c(i yet.
Hie conference merited their back- . . -
Mg. I Another .announcement . byf the
r...e Die boys i:.. I. told of remurkiibly low fares
passed a resolution which Is of to the cast, to go on sale- May ii.
Interest to I.a Grande people It Tickets to Zlon national park will
Is "To the La Grando People: We, be available .May 27 and to 1-ellow-
the delegates to the Older Hoys stonc on June 1. From La Grclnde
conference, wish to extend our sin- n,e round trip faro tu Chicago will
cere thanks for the generous hos- ,,e ,,y 1K5.05 und to Washington
l.llallty shown us during our brief jj, c, 140.61.
stay in Iu Grande."
e r& tia r 1 f
Senators Dill, democrat. Washing- IT CllUlClUIl U Ull
lubWins:Wome
Stage Tourney
(Continued on Page lt)(1
DISPLAY WINDOW
ROBBED SUNDAY
. . un.u uun u ll l. n . ..
lniitori off. At a low altitude Ovl-i
riiiK Wine Women J".'1 I.v?lle'1 il ani Kavo .""!
1
ELEVATED WRECK
INJURES SCORES
exchangee and the Fulmer bill to
provide for the use of net weights
anil the standardisation of cotton
bale.
No llfK'Islon.oH Mellon' .
Thn senate. Judiciary committee
failed again today to reach a decl-
, aton on the report, of Chairman
Norris declaring Secretary Mellon
. InellvllilA n hnlJ nffln. n n .1 a .1
; Journinent was taken until tomor- n.nd 8""1'
( row.
Seekslntrstlgatloii
- Senator Wheeler; denioorat, Mon
tana, today .formally Introduced a
resolution asking Investigation of
aoon after that time as possible.
THKKK VIRMb TO BIO '
' PORTLAND, Ore.,. Ape. (AP)
At least three air transport com-
panlee were seen today as. pros
i pectlve bidders for the new air--mall
routes connecting Portland
Independently with
Pasco, Wash., western terminus of
the northern branch of the trans
continental airways. The post of
fice department In Washington to
day completed plans for the new"
Montgomery Ward Win
dow stnpped vol Mer-,
- chandise During Night
One'-' man, he lean out and'
wave," a Japanese gnniener told ,
1 police. "Then she hit." 1
1 ' i I Flnnlcs Immediately enveloped !
' On the whole, the men colTcrs (,e wreckage, and It wus several
I of the li Grande country club did hours before the charred bodies of
j not fare so well in their set-to with .tlie three men could be removed. I
I Pendleton yiHteribiy. the results . ... I
showing the score .1(1 ',i for the, Tlllti:!'. KII.I.I.K IX IDAHO
I Hulllld-l p City und 14 V4 for l.i: HONNKHS I'liltHY, Ida.. Apr.
Gramle. . 2 (AP) Jesso Ijeacli, Kdgar Col-
Tli(' weal her win: suitable for ns and Paul Oshom wore instant-
Four Lose Lives in , New
York Collision Near
Yankee Stadium
wni'klntf ennillllnnfl In h nvlllB service.
Industry In North and South Caro- i Vurney Air Unes, the Msmer Air
Una and Tennessee, where strikers .Transport ana the Brunlesj Bsglc
uro In progress. ; rook organisation of Bpokune and
- v 1 jl'ortlund were, expected to enter
' HawU) 1'asws House UU1 . ' -bids. . Urunlug reoUy-snnouncsd
The senate today passed the tonlutlve plans for a Portland Spo
houso, bill, making M.J6U.000 lin. kane line. The Mnmer company
medlatjly available for combatting .ony tt few days ago Inaugurated a
in o ...uu. icrruiiei.il n ull uy in , Pr.i t lim-Hnnliiinn . iiuuniH serJ
Florida. -
lilaylng ut Penrllelon as Well as lor y killed Sunday when tho auto
the flag loiirnauient engaged In by j ( .
the I.a Grande women golfers yes- j (Continued on Page 6)
One of tin; most during robberies ter.lay uitnnugn on eacu courw nr.
G. A. R. MEMBERS
TO BE GUESTS
AT MAY DANCE
Final arrangements are being
made for the Spanish War veter-
Short Pageant , ;v
Given Sunday By
Methodist Girls
to be committed in l.a Grande din
ing the last several months oc
curred early Sunday morning,
about I o'clock, at the Montgomery
Ward store on Washington avenue,
when a show window, was stripped
of clothing on display.
Tlui robbers broke the window
and" then took clothing, etc.. worth,
It is estimated, more than $100.
Missing arlclca Include: one tun
dress, one blrfrk figured dress, one
black dress, one green dross, one
navy blue-silver dress, two red
dresses, two black hats, six pairs
of silk hose, one leather handbag,
and two Ian leather handbags.
T. J. Serogffln. who lives on I ho
corner of Washington and Fourth,
heard the crash of the glass and
telephoned the police, who immed
iately rushed to the scene but In
the few minutes time, the robbers
had 'taken the merchandise and
made their escape.
' Shortly heroic this two men and
a woman were seen on the street
near the Montgomery Ward store
but It wus thought at thn time that
the. three wero returning home
arter the Saturday night dance.
The robbery was coiiunllled just
after tho police had passed the
store on their regular Inspection
trip.
A close check over tow n resulted
one time during (he day II mined. 1 IAU1
but not enough to Interrupt play- ITlCiAICtlll. 1VCUC1S
Un,-.
Give Up; Calles
Reports Victory
.MEXICO C1TV. April AI')
fleneral I'lutiircn 10 Mas Calles, Mex.
Icu n minister of wnr, today eonsld
mid Iho Inst Mexican stnto cleared
or oiKiinlzed resistance, to the cell
trnl Kovernment. '
terminated as the principal trultois
continue their flight north ward uu.
nccompiinled by imiterlal support."
IMs Mchmiiko detailed uncoudl-
The srore md points stiindlnrr I'M
th men's toiirnjuiicnt for yesterday j
follows: Klmcr Ktoddurd. 7U scon.
3 po'n's: ('. 1 L Kcynolds, T,t, H: N. ;
W. ' Krees, Hi. 1 polnls; S.
Crowe, 84, one-half; lr. Kay Mur-j
phy, S"i, 1; o. 1 1. unison, sti, one-
half; John TlielHen. 1, : Kreit
J .an apt', a, i, u: w. ii. ui'iiut, s't, , , , , .
II. A. Zu,:,,lct;. 4. 2: Jnck cred tho revolt in Honora ut an end. j
I.evvelbin. M, II. K. fHxon, !M. 0;
A. Jt. Hunter. f"7. 1; Mr. fltiMtlson
HI7. (: VV. O; f'linirer. i l. 0.
Next Sunday the l.tt Oian.le club' u '"B" Vrcsldont PorteB
Will hold a umillfyinK ,-onnd han U- nc HJliU: "u Ih '" honor to ro
(....n,.i....ii i'r fif.fn lrt wllh satisfaction that In my
Hm.dav the club will iro to Huker. opinion the rebellion In Honora has,
Airs. Pohick
Mis. Anna-I'olack came out with
first placit (n tin- women's flan
touinniuent yester!(iy on the I a
NKW YOHK, Apr. 2l (AP) A.
steel train and 'a wooden one.
Jammed with ( between 2,00(1 and
3.00(1 offlco WorKri-rt, collided oil
tho elevatod atructura Just above
the Yankee stadium today, killtiih'
four persons and . Injuring two
score, half of then!! seriously.
Klro and panio1 followed the
crash and Tor more than an hour
police and firemen fouffht with
frenzied men and women tramp
ling each other Ih a wild scramble
for safety.
The accident, a rear end colli
sion, occurred at the 107th street
station, where the subway trains
emcrffo from their underground
tunnels and run on the same over
head tracks tut tho olovater rail
road trains. t
The wooden train was an
train and the steel on it subway
train. Moth wero filled with atrap
h lingers. The wooden train had .
hailed on the alKital to permit a
subway train ahead of 11 to clear
tehe station. The steel train came
around a curve and coasted down a
tfrudc, the niotormau reitllzlm? tho
situation too lute to avoid a crash.
La Grande Easy Winner In Track
'The Volt es of The Women" a
short missionary pageant was given
. . . . t.. - ..I tl.n A1ftlw,il KI
ajis flag fund dartce to lie given nisi ... --
hi Jainos K. Page camp of 1-a church by the high school girls who
Grande at the Zuber hall on May I. are organised for the study of home
The hall Is being decorated with and foreign missions. The pageant
the national colors by u commlltee was given as tne gins i .., ,
under the direction of A- I. Xel- to "Women's Foreign Mission day
sou of the Sons of Veterans or- which was observed at this church
gan'ir-atlon. who Is, donating his yeslerdny. and was witnessed by a
set-vices Kuou company of members of the
The honored gests of this dance' church and their friends,
will be the members of the Grand The leading part was taken by
Armv of the Hepublie. the father Miss Don.lhy Khlne. as the dream
of ail veteran organilallolis. ; er. who had been IrrllBted by h
The La Grande po.tl no. 43. Am- ell from a solicitor for it.rclgn
erica n Legion, will hold a regular mimlons during the nit-moon,
meeting that evening but have she tried lo rid her mind of the
signified their intentions of attend- visit by reading her favt.rlle ISlue
Ing In a hodv. The national guard Klnwer" hut could nt.l . ultcentrate
ul"o will lie' there to usslst In the It and soon Tell asleep, liurlng
siirctt-x of the military bull. her sleep. In her dreams, there
, appeared lo her, women from tlir-
ferent foreign countries who com
pared their lot with her own. uulte
to the disadvantage of the dreain-
ui... ....... 1.1.. uu'ii l,i.iin l.v tne t
'. ', .. .r a. ,.man uinirlnt.' "lifourth team entered, wus able
Gave .My Ufe For Thee" In ite
dUlsnee and nt-reptcd her resiion
slblllty s a Christian woman to
wards those less forluiuitely situ
ated. .
The various parts were taken by
Ij. Velle Itichey and' Anna Gather
as the Mexican girls. Thyllis
Grande course with a handicap of llonal surrender of two groups of
IS. Mrs. Kllsabclh IJonnelly urn. rebel soldiers, liititillug 1.000 men
second wllb a hnndlriip of Is nnd yesterday, and described dlslnle
Misi: Nell Gtiiniuetl wits llifrd wltn urallon or the rebel troops us they
a handicap or It. All came close found retreat ut almost every point
to (lie No. 0 green. hlot-kctl by federal soldiers.
Hixleen women, played In Ibe; .
tournament. "Many Inlet -eating I NOGAl.F.H, Alls.. Apr. 21) (AD
tolirrainrnts are cnuiliig up." one General Hector Ignacla Aliuada,
of the piayera said, speaking or Mexican rebel commander, applied
the coining season for women golf- at the IJ. H. Immigration office this
', morning tor admittance.
WhATIILK TOI1AV
7:3(1 a. in. 38 itltove.
Minimum: 37 above.
Condition: partly cloudy,
rainy.
WKATHKIt YFTKIllAV
Maximum IT. iiilnimum ii
abo-e.
Condition: cloudy, rulll .33
or Inch.
WKATHKIt Al'lt. 2t. ItJS
Mnxiiiium . uiihliuum 34
above.
com f Ion: cloudy, rain .05
of Inch.
in flnAI..- n., ru,... nt li.i. robbers . ers 111 Ihb. ci!y.
i -rn . ,.At(AU ii. ..I ii.nv : All rut-ire loiiriiiiluni-ls will be
escaped In u car.. probably leaving In charge of the n.-w ItJX t)ect8 W OHd To
here sometime curly Hunduy morn-1 Including Mis. L. K. Kinzel. Mrs: i
jn- . Itav Mtirplty end, Mrs. Imnnelly.
Turn I rom Sword
Meet Held At Union Saturday
HII,AIr:UHIA. Apr. M AI')
W'rltiiiK in the May Issue of Th'f
ournal, former rrea-
ftays "men will not
Ioiik recoKnle the sword us the
had won three first places, was major source of authority."
third with an even 15. i "So Ionic as there Is evil In the
K-fferH showlnn In siine V" ' world," bo eontlnuen. "iiruiles r.nn
ripeets was ono of the onintiititliiia navb-s will be required for donies
features of the meet, lie started tic and International pollee service.
whirl, wiiji the hist Hchedub'd event i off the day with a vlrtory in tho. hut peac will never be made pir-
to take place before the Kastern j "((.yard dash, (fnlnhu, a two-yard ' inanent by f'-ar iiIoih. It must
Oregon meet to be held here on I b'Hd in the last I' yards to breast hnvn u inuin foundation of justice
Saturday. May 4. (the tape nt 1 (i -ro seeonds. )ie;nud Rood will Strom? enoiiKh to
m. C.r'alide scored 1:12 points, ! won the . 2:'i-Hrd dash by about witiHfy tin reason and conscience
I nion came in neeond with 41 and J Tour yards In the fust Hum or Mr humanity."
i-tub..- r-.oit.iiwi si! il.-refnril. th I '-IS 1-5 seconds und i-oinpleii-d bis; :
day with a iua-root toss or the uih- i ri VflW-P 7 1 Ii Pftii
Topplutr a week of hard traln
InK foIlowliiK u tretbuck at Pen
dleton on AiirH 2i--the Ticers
easily won the Muadisnitular tinek
and fir Id meet at I'nion Haturday.
Two Small Fires
" Here On Sunday
Tlie five department wus called
out 'twice yesterday to extinguish
fires. Al 0 p. m, a blase started
In tho kitchen of the Walter Vounf
home at the end of Maple -street -
hurnlnif a hole tn the floor, Tho
damaKc Is estimated at u.but I I'm.
At H.f( a. in. an attlo fire at tho
Jim Carlln home at Cherry and
Itussell was extinguished aftor
slight damage had been done.
Chemicals were fined to put out tho
morn In c blaxe.
Second Tornado
Swoops Down In
South Carolina
CAMDOKN, 8. P.,' Apr. l!9 (AP)
r The second tornado to swoop
down on Bouth Carolina In four
duys took one II fo and Injured four
teen persons near here lute yes
terday. .
Nora Murphy, an aged negress,
was killed and 14 white persons In
jured, none seriously.. All the In
jured were brought to a hospital
hero. ...
The tornado, coming from tho
northeast, Nrst struck ut the West
Wateroo section, whero. all the
damage was done, four houses were
wrecked. An auoniohllo was hurled
through the air for more than two
hundred yards.
The twister next struck Cam
den, but with fuuch less violence.
WOMAN FINED
$300 IN "SEX"
BOOKLET CASE
ylco by way of Yakltna.-Waah. -
Varney Is expected to make u
strong bid for the contract. A- pas
senger line from Portland to Salt
Luke City Is already planned by
itho company, to start about August
j 1. Three trl. motored Fokker
I planes have been ordered for the
1 run. The company plana to carry
the mall In separate small planes.
AN()l'NCKl RECKNTLY
Charles Wrlghtson, manager of
tho Varney company of Boise, gave
an Idea of the plans of this com
pany at a recent chamber of com
merce luncheon at Island. City,
when he stated that night airmail
flying will begin June t und Pas
senger service from Portland to
Halt Lake City on Aug. 1.
The new airmail route, an.
nounced today In Washington, IV
C, will link Portland, Spokane and
Healtle with, the transcontlnentnl
line at Its depotln Halt Lake City,
and It Is said here that It will In
crease airmail and passenger ser
vice over Lu Grande to a consider
able degree." The new route wll.
permit Northwestern airmail tc
conncct dlrectlywllh the New York,
bound plunca, instead of going to'
Han I'luneisco or else by train to
1'iisco,'" . v r
ens.
State HoHpital
ItOKKIU'ltn, Ore., Apr. 29 (Al'l
I'r. iJeWalt Payne, county health
Kthel tSiiyre as Chi new? women,
Oencvleve Adlcr and Mildred Post
(Cor-iiDued oo Pav 5)
make onlv two noints.
Itm-r for Hlli.N.-ore Wolfe's showing wtu nearly as
(no or the most interesting feu Imprewdve. He won rind In the
lures or the event whs the raci- for broad Jump with a leup of 2 fe-t
bich point man beiwcrn Mires, of : I Inches In his last trial, tied for
l olonr and Wolfe, of j ;rnde. ' flt-Ht In the pole vault at Ml feet t
At the end of the 13th event, both , inenes. tied ror rirm in tne nnrii j nicer, today lenoereii nis rexiniia
wero tied with 17 and both were! jump ut t feet 4 Inched nnd placed f tmn effective June I, ami will ac
eU j to run n i-ciny. Kefrer save up second In the dlncus, be-ntdes b' lun j ept the position or superintendent
lor the new slate tunercuiosis nos-
Ife to have a chance to come .nirH whw viwnrr i pitHi at inn imiien.
Uor took the low hurdles ami 1 nr. Payne was former emraKe'i
Nowlund the hlxh hurdles, both 'in tuberculoids work ut Ixm Anye-
s ; lea in the hospital ut Olive View,
(Continued on Puye I) Cal.
Delegation Will
A llend Luncheon
A group or Pendleton -'men ulll
be n l,a (Jrande tomorrow for tin.
noon luncheon Vr iie irnton coun
ty chamber or rommercc. It was
announced IhWariernoon by A, It.
Hunter, serrelaryr, Mr. Iluiiler re
ceived word tills moritiriK that two
ears wen' expecting io drive over
the mountain tomorrow, whirl
would allow I rir, u deleitlon of
fiotit six lo M) men.
The,vti(ora will fllm-UK th
grain rate, coiuinbia Uaplds nnd
( open river problems. .
j The lunrlmon will be held in the
Hurajnwea Inn at 12 o'clock.
M3W YOIIK, April 29 (AP)
Mrs. Mary Ware Dennett, convlc-
;ted for sending obsueue matter
through tho mulls, today was fined
$30(1 by Judge Warren H. Burrows
In federal court In Brooklyn. Uhe
was paroled tn custody uf her at.
torney until Thursday, ponding the
filing uf an appeal und posting uf
ball.-
J The conviction lata week of Mrn.
; Dennett, who could have been
lined fl'j.O'tU und sentenced to fivo
(years Imprisonment, ttus based on
distribution of her pamphlet, "the
sex side of lire," which she said ho
i wrote 14 yeurs ago for the guidance
'of her two sons. Kite Is f8 ycuru
old. .
! The pamphlet had been d Intel -bated
for more than ten yeurri by
tho y. M. ( A churchei and so
cial organisations, mid had the en
ilurseiiietit of many educators, edi
tors and sue' I a I workers.
TODAY'S
BASEBALL
ersen and Ituth Aldiich as Moham- nl, position in the relay to permit meinlier of (he relav team
medan women. Bernlta I'lersoc and j Wolfe to have a chance to come J Mires Wins Snorter
out on top. With the relay decid
ed. Wolfe had the highest total.
'I'4 points, compared with Mires'
17i. Kef."r. tthe only nilin who
Graf Zepnelin To
Come to U. S. May 15
rllll'DI'HIWIISHAKKN. tier..
Aplrt 29 (Al'l The next flight of
the dirigible (.Iraf Zeppelin tu the
I'nltcd Htates was definitely set
today for Muy J5.
Arrest Record Is
Made In Portland
I'dltTLANIJ. Ore., April 29 (Al')
(leorge lilstel, tnttnuger of a
roller-sktilliiK niunilhoii which was
broken up by police yesterday,
established a record for himself
, Unit Is likely to hold for some 'time.
Iletween I : t & a. m. and 1: 15 p. m.
Hunduy Ulstel was arrested four,
teen times und paid t.ouo bail.
The skating murathon started
'Hindi 4. Police broke up the
gathering after complaints had
been made that thn building had
hecume a meeting pluue fur drunks
UJd crillllliuls. . ' ' : '
llUU.K.Kill (illl.MKH HI KT
HT. LOI'IH. Apr. 29 (AP) Bur.
lelgh flrimes. star hurter for tho
I'lltsburg Pirates, was Injured In
the third inning of the Pittsburg
HI. I.ouls game here today when a
smashing drive by Oriattl, Ht.
Ijuls otilflrl.ler, struck his baro
luinil. lie wis forced to retire from
the giniie. The extent of tho ln--jtn-y
was not lintnetllutely known.:
AMi.iiK A.v ;a.mi:s
H. H. K.
New York 1 I f
Philadelphia i......;..;..in 1
Itatteries: Johnson. . Ithotles und
Dickey. Joi-gc-ns:, Wulhurg . un I
Cochrane. ' .
H. H. K.
HI. Lotus 8 9 i'
Detroit J 9 ' I
( 10 Innings)
llatterles: tJrny und Hchang; Hot.
rell and Phillips.
' n. h. e
llatterles:'' MIIJus, Hollnwnj
Orant. Moore and L. Hewell; L
ons and t.'iojse.
ISATIO.NAIi l4-il I'.
It. H. I
Chicago ... ..I.. I 1U
t'lnclnaall ..J mi.... S 9
llatterles: hoot and Angley; Don-,
ohue, Aah und Uoceh,