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VOLUME XXVII.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRKS8
LA GRANDE, OREGON FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1920
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PREBB
NUMBER 168
TO DEDICATE
EAST NORMAL
JUNE FIFTH
Announcement Received
Today From H. E. Inlow,
School President.
forma! exercises
ji DURING AFTERNOON
Evening Banquet Spon
sored by Chamber of
Commerce Governor
? and Penrose Coming.
The board of Oregon Normal j
SVllOOl I'VKOIltb IHS HtinUHtllHa Vl'J
ncsday, June 6. as the date fur thi
dedicatory exorcises for the m-ff
EtiHtprn Oregon Normal school
building. Plans for the dedicatory
program, which will occupy . the
afternoon and .evening of the ap
pointed day. arc being prepared hy
the president, II, . K. In low. Tim
fur Dial dedicatory exercises will bo
hold in tho afternoon, at which
time a dd reuses will be given by
Governor I. L. I 'ut lemon, chair
man of the board of regents. Presi
dent : Stophen II. I. Penrose of
Whitman college, and others. In
Juniors Present
Mirthful Play
Thursday Night
"Applesauce" Sends Audi
eaice into Waves of
Laughter Final , Pres
entation is Tonight.
Crammed full of comedy, Ih'i
Junior pluy, "Applesauce" swept the
audience ui the high school last
night Into paroxysm;; - of laughter
time urter tlmo .and -when th
third act was completed, the spec
tators went home still chuckling al:
the many humorous Hituations.
And those humorous situation
were made '.ho moat of by tho
members of '.he cast, who eapitullx
ed their oppoi tuiiltiua like veteran..
Possibly there was no outstanding
star1 but there" were sovto which
happens to bo the number of youn
uclors and act re sues who took pail.
- A Different TH-W-gh
The play, which might have had
its setting in any hiiiuII town In
America, portrayed the eternal tri
angle but in a somewhat different
manner. It wasn't the jealoui
GOVERNOR TO
VISIT UNION
STOCK SHOW
Chief Executive Expects
to Attend Event on ,
Sixth of June.
PLAN ANNOUNCED
BY ASSOCIATION
Garden Of Eden
Site Claimed By
Three Districts
All in the Valley of The
Euphrates and Seekers
May Take Their Choice
of the Trio. '
UAfJDAD. Irak. Muy 10 (AP)
Seekers for the site of the biblical
Garden of Eden are recommended
to direct their quest to link, where
in the vultey of the Kuphrutes they
may have choice of three places
which have claims to be the genu
ine and original paradise.
PatterSOIl FOIIOWS PreCe- the street either In Bagdad or
dent Set bv Former fur information m to the.
' - first home of Adam and Kve, he
OOVern6rS, Many 01 would unfailingly be directed to
Thorn A rronrbarl " ' Kurna,. at the confluence of the
' Kuphrutes and the Tigris rivers, us
, the exact spot. Such Indeed Is the
1'NION, Ore.,' May 1 n (Special tinclent tradition of the country,
to The Observer) Governor I. I. Another place, however. Is be-
Pattcrson, chief executive of the lieved by Sir William Wilcox, who
Ktuto of Oregon will lie the guest f.tent a number of yearH in Irak
of honor at the Kastern Oregon on irrigation works, as the fair
Stork KhfiW- ThiiiKfluv Jlinn A. thft In nil lnhjihltf-il . ttv 11m fh-ul nni.
hubby who furnished the fireworks I Hocond day of- the show, accord- outs. This spot lies between the
this time, rather, it was a mix-u'.i;lng to information received today Kuph rates and the Tigris, near Ur
In which a girl had u lot of trouble) by- officials of the show. Clover- r-f the I'haldecs, the birthplace of
deciding which of her two suitors nor Patterson will follow a prece- Abraham.
she wanted to marry, and then dent established by many of his Supporting his belief, Sir Will
after her decision had been made predecessors In the gubernatorial lam quotes Genesis, chapter 2,
the youn? couple had troubles chair, as most of the former gov- verse to: MA river went out of Kden
aplenty tiylng to keep their huppl-J ernors have attended the ba stern to water tho garden; .and from
ncss in spite of earnest but pus-
directed Interference by relatives
and friends. But, like all good
the evening, a banquet will bo t romedv dramas, it cumu out all
given for those in attendance at tho rtrht jn the final scene and the
program -.of dedication under tho
auspices of the rnlon oounty
chamber of commerce, which or
ganization is cooperating with re
ference to local urrungoinonU. ,
Tho new normal school bui1d-
ing, whlclv will bo completed
early in June, is
structure of concrv
here and heroine lived happily over
after, or so the audience wuu leJ
to suppose.
Tho Charm-tern
Oregon event at one time or tin- thence It was parted and became
other during Its twenty-one years . four heads;" and verses C and
of existence. , 6 or the same chapter: "The Lord
"The Eastern- Orogon Livestock Gd had not caused it to rain upon
show association is -particularly the earth x x x. But there went
gratified to have the governor as. Up a mist from the earth and wu.
our honored guest," declares L. ; terod Uho whole faco of tho
Cad well, president of the organ- ground." - ,
luttlon. "as' It was very largely Klr willlum U1n.,iiiee il.n m.l...
.ee Johnson nluved the itart of! through his sympathy and Interest
lull Hint thft wnrri "mlHl" Im tin iit-
J'a Holilimon. whose Bicut puipoml that wo wero uecorded a position CXH.t translation, und that the
In urn xsvunl to bp to keen , M.. ! anionic the three Ir-adlng livestock
lil'filiei rnnilei'iiw tt'iiulil uiir.ii It it
liniirpsslro 'lioblnson, represented by Mildred i ahowa of the state thia year on the llutui.a Irrigation ua onpoaed to ar-
and wood i Hloklund, from BtartlnK a nuiu rel. I iinanemi proirrani or tne leglHla- t(ci watarlnir. This apot lleur
conalruellon In the Ilullun Itenala- j Mia "futile efforts", were ulao dl4 K"tern On-Run will be Rlad Ur ,,(. lo ue a hind f ,.,( 0
where a river waa "parted und bo.
uume inio tour neuua.
'sance style of ui-ehitefture.-,. -It la reeled at other members of tin'
situated within u campus or twenty 1 cast frequently, and Ills outburst
aeroa overlooklliR the city of l.a
Oruiule und aurroundliiB area. An i (Continued on l aee 6)
exierior, finish of buff stucco, cm-1 , '
bclllslied with stone at points of. , 1JV
Hitercal. combined with u roof of IVOldrldllS IIUIUC
terra cotla tile, cruutca u pleasing
o welcome Ha chief official and
have him see Its best atock on dis
play". . .."
THE WORLD'S RICHEST BABY
I
Ml lli- I'onlelin Mcllnii Sialic, bplk-ritl to Ik- the richest babj In lln
orld, la sliowu as alio was taking; nn nlrliur the oilier iluv ncur tier
lioim- In I'lttstiuiRli. She Is the. ilniiithler or Mr. mid Mrs,. Allen
Mmroc Kciille, and Is a RniiuldnuRhtcr of It. I). .Mellon mid Rninil-nlei-c
nr Aiiilrcu .Mcllnii. Kocrutliry or the tn-Hsury. . Nome tiny
alio limy Ih- hrlreos lo tho Mellon nilllluns, or which there lira many.
From Convention
In Vancouver, B. (it:. '
LOCAL STUDENTS
RECEIVE HONORS
Also, says Kir William, 11 Is a
marshy plain, where water Is
plentiful throughout the 12 month.
Support Is lent to the belief that
Beating Held
Cause of Death
, Of Idaho Pastor
I'OKTIjAN'D, Ore., May 10 (Al)
A beul Ink allCRed lo have been
administered by four maiuhora of
hia cunKrcKutlon because they ob
jected to a portion of hla anrmuu
waa Riven aa tho cause or Injuries
which resulted in the death in a
huspllal here Thuraday of the Kev.
Andrew lujtmcn, pastor of tho Kln
nlsh l-cnlecustal cliurch of Mullah,
Idaho. The mlniatcr lay uncon.
aclmia for two days after entorhiR a
this .was the site of the Oarden ot .Portland hospital- but manacd to
I'aen uy tne luct inat ror a plain, ;
jrauy yesieruay auu tell His verHlim
lie
X irroup of
m Orunde Uotariana
tho doslKnatlon, "Kden" was usedi'uf the uffalr lo I'ortlund pullco.
i by tne earnest inhabitants or Haby-j declared lie hud .left Mullan throe
'ikm.,K,T---m...: 4 days nftw.UvH bmilnk nnd M Rone
'to
Celia Stoddard Elected
to National Honorary.
HpokflrieJVIatfc' cumliiH hoi-o to
effect.
Aiiilllurliiin ScjiIh IKK) "
The buildhiK la J!4 rent .Ions by
-tll Teet deep.' "The cnaro "eentmli
portion, rlsliiR ubovo the llunUlili? i.
wlinra. irlves a note of archltcctur- i'
ui ciiiiiiw-i mh ii ui,i,.u ri'.turnsd-henie'. yiwterday urtcr u
placliiK Hie amlltorluiii on tho sec-. tl.ndloB the Idlli annum confereiicu.
ond floor above the administration.. . ltoUlPy. iBirict No.. 1. at Van-
offices., in audition to tne uiimin- nuvt.r n.iUsh Columbia' The UNI VKHHITY OK OltlJOOX, Ktl- river was divided I
istrutiOll Offices und the auditor- nui,,..i , , 4 l.-..ll,.. ueno. Muv 111 fSnecliill llimnra 1lilu u-nnlfl hcaiii t.,
iuui which will seat liU 0 people.!... - . M it.iv Miiinh'v und K. 1 coTiferreii recently upon Frances exposition In the second chanter of '"' tlle '"""O w"" 110 ('"Junon) had
OLD SOUTH AND
NEW IN QUARREL
Iancoln Exercises Cause
of Clash in United Daugh
( tera of Confederacy.
rooiiis, nun u i-u-uriKeu "", (j,.an,j,,
. All impressive arcauei-iurm h-h ;
turo of the .Ka stern Oregon Normal'
TTriinfifi T?.nhm6nn anrl ml. .i....
vuumu'i iiic iiiirii rruiun wiiiiii in uiiiiii- .
the Karden ia the tract to the south I l'"oil he had refused to
of lilt, where at one time the delta I "lKn " romplatnt URalnsl the fnlir
r u1A ii-,,..i1..iu i.o. .1 11.. I men, whom he waa unable to mime.
nto four arms. 1" "miea '"' 011 the trip und a ounipronilso iiut
aRi-eo with tho
jinn had dropped an InvoHtlgatlun I Uoll WI1M ltdlipU.t urging diM-our-
ugemont of lilncotn's hlrthdny 0)1
NKW ORLIiANH. May 10 (API
The old south clashed with tho
new yesterday in the Louisiana di
vision, United Daughters of tho
Confederacy, over Abraham Uiu
bin and southern homage to, tho
memory of the emantdpator. '
The daughters of th ' southern
cuuse 'yosterduy detdtued tu adopt
a resolution of Mrs. .lefforsnn 'lu
Vls Well' rvf ' Nw- OrtenltyHHHH
in:'1.regrotthatiii.iulslao.'JH school
children jiui.de W. trip ourln this
year to unulher stale und reellcd
"Lincoln at Gettysburg'1, hi ft klnc"
oln momorliil celebration.. Many
members did. ltowever, frown up
Canton Succeeds
In Suppressing
First Fighting
Four Gunboats in Harbot"
Rebel but They are
Silenced and Forced to
Surrender,
CANTON, China, May 10 (AD
Heleaguered Canton today uc-
j cessfully suppressed the first flf ht
itiff to grow out of the Invasion of
Kwuntung province by tho K.wanr-
; si inllitai-y faction, silencing and
forcing surrender of four gunboats
l In the harbor which rebelled.
A combined attack of a lone but
effective airplane and of the land
batteries of Macao and Honam Is
lands caused the warships to flee
to positions between American and
Itrltlsh warships In the harbor
They were veulually boarded and
disarmed.
The attack occurred off the bor
ders of the Hhameon foreign con
cession und caused consternation
there, both foreigners and Chinese
being pun to stricken. There pos
sibly were some casualties In the
concession, several she lis having
fallen there.
Meanwhile the entire city was
1 under martial law and In a gen
erally unstable condition with pre
dictions being freely made that its
fall to the advancing Kwangsl
; armies could bo oxpected within a
day and a half. There waa only
, tho most scanty Information re
! gar U log military developments,
' however, due to tho rigid censor
ship Imposed by tho Cantonese au
thorities. . A lone note of optimism) waji
heard in tho statement of Admiral
Chun (-hat, commander-in-chief of
the Cantonese navy, who said ha
believed tho tldo was turning In
Kwungtung's favor. Reinforce
ments wore expected from South.
Hunan to a Hack Kwungsl on the
north. This with Yunaneso at
tacking from' tho west would re
lieve the prussuro on Kwungtung.
he said;
Law School Dean
Classes Senate
LEADERS CI
CAPITAL ARE
COjUT
Hoover's Legislative Pro
gram, However, has
Rather Rough Going
VOTE NEXT WEEK
ON FARM RELIEF
Senate Agrees to Limit
Debate on the Measure
and Pending Amend
ments on Monday.
WASHINGTON, May. (AP) A
final vote early next week on pe
us. ot the form relief bill with
Its export debenture eectlon we
ensured: today reeult of the
enate eitreeing to limit debate on
the meaeure and pending amend,
menta at t p. m. Monday,
By Jamea L. Wee
(Associated Preaa Staff Writer)
WASHINGTON, May Id AP
Preeldent Hoover' leflalatlva pro
gram haa had rather rough going
In the preliminary atagea ot ita de
velopment on Capitol hill, but ad
minletratlon officer . imrl . they
are tar from dleoouraged by the
present outlook,
Aa the situation now atanda, It
would appear that the chief execu
tive must turn to th boue for the
undoing of senate action la ap
proving the export debenture pro
posal aa a measure of farm relief,
and that he must look to th sen
ate for support of his idea, of a
"limited ' tariff revision, .,. if
Two kicton
Two fuclorn enter Ihto . tills, the
flint that the actions of tna aenute
und of the house tariff committee
followed so closely upon one auntlt-
ni ultri !lh MMtni Ihil IhM ,ix
nlehed Arst biirometrlo IndtcatlonH
as to the' stute of the atmosphere
4 tt!fiL liriv-A-.l between the oapltol nd thjVhlt'
s , . ''' ''t-.4-! I asnlrilWaioifl officem .ponfl-
Meycis, who represented the. i.a , Uolilnson and Cella Htuddurd, sen- (ienesls. It Is, moreover, natural
club at the convention. Mors from Ja Crande. place them ly watered alt, the year around.
Mr. Mcyors spoke ' very highly ' among tl.e otitHtandlng W'holars of
nr ih.. u.iirtt nr f oi i f iuih i n i in m mi -1 hp irruduatinir eliiss. ' v
srhool campus Is the wide concrete , .(riltllfl . Ih(, .timr that -.,i....u
j Old Ulory, the CaJiadian and Writ - lMj l eoently to Phi Beta Kappa, iih-
flagH flouted together every- i (ioiiul mrhulaHtic honorary. In I Ha.
ion will take place May lu.
stairway leading to the north en
" "r : . ish
Hiroot ut'iow. mis Buiimuy ia . ,.,.-,i ,.r i.
f.gt ill liMiBtll und riws 42 feotl,w ,,.,, ; ,.lltJ
will, low bio... trcatls Unit liro- two cuntri3 niliiBlcd in pl.-awiiitl Almoxt slniiiltaneous flection lo !
vldi an eusv aicr-nt C-onslrurt Ion f'llow''h,' v""uv" ' ''-': Sigma XI. nntlohal :lence honor-!
iJ burf-corc .wriH r rt'llkc " Ame.k-an city, lie .ld. TllV,.y. kIvoh ll.il.lnson uddltlom.1 dla
Inl tr?iu lo match0 U,o .n"n I "" -'.'V"".1":." "!'- ? ""-.
Colonel Welch
To Visit East
Oregon Outfits
others from this country, found
the meeting well worthwhile und
very enjoyable.
Over 1 sun were registered for
the conference, from Alaska. Hrit-
btilldlng.. ...
It is expeeted that the dedicatory
exercises will be largely 'attended
by slate officials und citizens of
The summer session of the Kant-! ish I 'olumbia, Washington. Oregon jeolve lhl Heta Katia. The two Craude on Monday and on Tuesday
em oi-eiroii Normul m-huol begins ' and Idaho. The program was very . hoiioi-arles rank as the highest he will go t Maker, Wednesday to
Colonel Hiram U. Welch, coin
ed that award, , mandfng officer of the I8ith In-
llo Is the only graduating hi ii. fan try, will spend next week in
dent from the psychology depart- Hasten. Oregon on a trip of Inspeg-
ment to win Sigma XI and Is o? lion of the Second Battalion com-
of two from the department to re- panles. Col. Welch will hp In ta
refused to sign n complaint.
Hospital Httciidants said a skull
fracture had caused jeuth,
Screen Actresses
Are Questioned
servnnen In southern public suhuols,
Lincoln, the "Christ lun gentle
man" and tho effect the resolution
would have on arousing sectional
feeling entered into the spirited
discussions. - - .
"We all know that Lincoln was
not a great man," said Mrs. W. I.t,
I.OH A NOIOI.KH, Cal.. May 10 Kernnn of New Orleans. "We know
AI) yuestlonlng or Mildred wiih not ine line i,nrisuan gen
Harris and, Natalie Joyce, screen tlemun ho Is said Jy purtisun his
June 17.
i Itiutmctivc aud entertaining und In-
PRINCESS PAT
TO APPEAR AT
ARCADE MAY 11
Kcholastic awards that can he eini- Pendleton, Thursduy to The Dalles
chilled many outstanding features, fi'i red in America. Hobluson has u and then iji to I'ortlund. Major
Including ud dressed by I'rc.sldeni ' grade average of 1.78. lie is also K. H. Huron, commanding the
Patricia Kay Holton, 4-year-old
"miracle batty." Is lu I .a Grande
' today accompanied by her father,
V. K. Holton and tomorrow night
PrlncesM Pat. as the little girl Is
culled, will give a demonstration
of mental telepathy at the Arcade
theater. She l the youngest per
son In the world tc appear lu such
Tom Mutton, und the chief justice
j of Itrltlsh Columbia, u brilliant
I speaker.
Aft other feature constated of scr
(vice Monday morning at the Hard-1
,ing memorial, erected to continent-j
ornie no v,.-u oi e..-M. . . -, hlm HtlMimeP
ing. who was ine- oiuy presiurm gt
uic x nneu rucs ..u " yi,,Hn liH M, A, (icrrp lhprt,
that President Harding's address is
chlselefl on the memorial
The Im (Irande group left he.re
last .Saturday, stopping ut Hood
a member of Phi Ueltu Kuppa edit- Hecond HiMtalion, and Cspl. 1J. W.
cnttonat honorary and Ih affiliated Kly. U, K. A., of la Clraude, are to
'vlth Sigma Nu, national men's ho accompany Col. Welch on his trip,
ctnl fraternity. Mr. and Mrs. P. It Is expected that this will be
S. Robinson, of Lu (irande, are his the final Inspection, except by coin.
parents. pany commanders, before the an
ile will go to the University of mini encampment at (.'amp Clatsop
to commence in June.
psychology research .work and will
u capacity, according to her fatli- i (ivnr. w..iri. i(r. Murohv visited
or, who says that her perform- I Wg motnpr, and also slopping 'tt
Ills brother, John, who will com
iph'le work hr the law school next
i year has u prominent phice In
Uvimpiis mtisiciil activities, his or-
client ra, the Varsity Vagabonds,
'having recently furnished music at
. Navy Flier Sets
Altitude Record
actresses, bus failed to disclose. In
chirms which led to the death of
Itelphlne Walsh, dancer, at fllen
dale, Cal., following nn assorted
illegal operation, William A. Hymn,
special ugent for the state board
of inedicul examiners said hero today.
Miss Karris said yesterday sho
tor la tis to have. been. i. How can
sputhern children learn this truth
of history If they go around pay
ing homage to his memory'".
Mrs, Miriam L. Green, unolher
New Orleans mem her, countered
wltli the suggestion that action cen
suring southerners for honoring
Lincoln would foster ill feeling lu
all parts of the country and asked
CHICAGO, May 10 (A 1'lWohn
U.; Wlgmoro, dean of tho North
western University low school, de
clared In un article appearing in
tho current Illinois Juw llovlew
that the United Htates senate Is a
; "fifth when." In- icdnrut govern
ment, useless for any purpose ex
cept "talk, Investigate, censor, and
Intrigue," JJeun Wlgmoro de
clitred. "What this country needs Is a.
cioustltutlomtl Mussolini."
"Year urter year," ho stated,
"the executive tjopartmcut recom
mends simple measures of legis
lation to remedy hardships and evil
conditions. Your after year con
gress does nothing."
Jjenn Wigmore said tho sonuto
Is notorious for its mania for com
nillteo Investigation.
knew Miss Walsh intimately but 'that no uctlon be taken on the prof
did not know anything about her J rered resolution. To these remurki
asKoclateH "on tour." Miss Joyce were added those of MiSi I. P.
said she had nut seen Miss Walsh , Jones of Leesvdle. rn-clooled state
for u year. , president, who said "any true
Tw o physician. Or. P. H. Trax- I southern mother would have 'said
lor and It. K. Laiitermiin are 'No when asked If her child might
ehai-Kcd with murder lu connection ' give a recitation at n Lincoln nie-
with hr death.
UAWH I NG-TON, May l fAPl
The National Aeronautical us
ance at Hakcr Sunday night f porllund before going on to Che
conclude a 12-iuonth circuit. "Then
she will settle down In Portland." Conilnued on Page fi)
he said this morning. j
Incidentally. Princess I'at even j IfinnVo A
goes si far uh to read one's mind iSSU IflltlllTS At
over the telephone. her father as- ; F SJrri n f1gj ffirlt ' Im'
j the annual Junior Vodvll. The social Ion announced today that
scrts and to prove his statement-.
presented a column clipping of j
such u demonstration from u i on
land newspaper.
Vagabonds play regularly at col- Lieut, Apollo Houreek of (lie navy
lege dances. had esuiiiusitpd a new world uiu-
MIsh Stoddard Is the daughter ti.de rocord In his flight two days
of Mr. and Mrs. Ieun II. Stoddard, ago. The unnounceinpnt said ho
of m Grande und Is an Kngllsh !if.d piloted his pluuc to u height
major. Her average is ulse shove of 311,1 4t feet.
A 2.HG is the reiulrement The former record of 3R.4IK feet
HermiHton Will
Debate Scappoose
morlal celegration
stitt e,"
lu u northern
PARLIAMENT IS
DISSOLVED BY
ROYAL .ORDER
American Legation
Protests Kidnaping
SHANGHAI. China, May 1U (AP
The American legation Is under
stood to have made formal repre
sentations ut tho nationalist foreign
office regarding tho kldnuplng of
Harry Hchwendcner, a missionary
of the Christian und Missionary Al
liance. The missionary was reported 16
have been kidnaped .by bandits
near Sunglao lu tho Province of
Kwelchow,
dently expect the houw to elim
inate the export debenture plun
from the farm blU In conference,
und house leaders look for little
uiiiiLiiii; torn uijiuiuvwwfi at wen
Home of those nenute republicans
who voted for the debenture &rn
convinced that President Hoover .
would return the agriculture meas
ure without hts approval If sub
niltted to Itlm in Its present form.
To Bob.tp Asnlti
liven If the house elimlnateVthe
debenture, that plan of furm relief
Is oxpected to bob tip again when
the senate takes up the tariff. Home
i of Its supporters In th iff body hold
I Hint It rightly belong on th rev,
lenuo measure, since it deals with -
transactions ut the puntotns houses.
The export debenture. propooaJ
remulued the most lively topic of
the furm relief discussion on tho
senute side of thb cupltot today.
The situation was brought Into
the open by a letter written by
Kenutor Kess of Ohio, the assistant
t republican whip, to . Marshall
1 Hheppy of Toledo, assailing- "pseu
. do-republlcans" for the "break" In
the party's ranks over the deben
ture Issue, and naming Henatortj
Uoruh of Idaho, Nye of North JOa-
kotu, and Brookhart, of Iowa, spe-
(Continued on Puse 4(
KUflKNK, Ore.. May lu (AP)
Hermiston and Scuppoose High
school debating leains will meet)
here for the state champlonsUlp J ' LONI'ON. May Itl (AP) Tho
of Oregon on May HI. Announce- Hrlllsh parllamenl which has been
ment was madn yesterday by Or. i" exisience since inn Knein- v
Dan K, Clark, secretary of the Ore-
si;vi;. t-AltS OI.KAILI O
MH ANGKLKS. May Ut AP)
The baggage car and six Pullmans
of the westbound Los Angeles Dm- I
ited No. 7 were derailed In the des
ert near Kelso, Cal.. today It wss
announced by the Union Puclflu
1 terullmeiit occurred seven und a
hair miles west of Kelso, cars re
maining uprlgh; Httd nu persons
Injured. Passengers wero trans
ferred to unolher train Into Los
Tho high school Mimlrs. the an,
nn.it book issued each spring, were
distilbuU'd t the high school tin
afternoon. The Mimlrs are similar
to last year, although a maroon
'color is followed out in the bind
ings. About 4'to un; bring dis-
! tritMiti d.
j Murl.-.n llaitna Is edi'or nii-J
I Krunklln Kberhard is business
j manager Ituth Durland is as
islstant edtlor atl Imvid "oughc-
nower is ussistant buslii'-ss tnuau.-Ier.
ifoi- Phi itetii Kaiina. Miss Stod. with held hy Lieut. C. C. Chamttion.
iilard is a member of Kappa Alpha Koueck bettered Champion's mark I
TheM. women sica fralernPy. tij 772 foet.
Angeles.
ULAIHl i; TOOAY
7:3" a. m. 4 above.
Minliuiiiii : 37 above.
Condition: clear.
. WKAIIII K VfTKIt!AY
Maximum minim mn i
Hboe.
Condition: partly cloudy.
VKATIfl:U .MAY 10. flH
Maximum 4 minimum. 45
, above.
Condition: clear.
Ankle Crushed In
Tractor Accident
A second accident within the last
few days in connection with a trac
tor, was revealed today wh.-n It
was learned that Lawrence Coons.
employed at the McCatt ranch. suf
ferpd
Mrs. Charles Reynolds Wins Tourney;
Men's Handicap Pairings Announced
Mrs, Charles Iteynolds, with a ' It was announced , today that
net stiore of 41. won first place yes- Thursdays hereafter will be obser
terday in a special handicap golf ved us Iudles day, on the. country
tournament for women. The lour- club course.
! The spring handicap tournament
for men golfers of the Iji Grande
country club Is now under way slid
Is to be rinlshed by July 7. Klrsl
round pairings are as follows, with
handicaps In numerals; Charles
1 Iteynolds, . vs. A. It. Hunter, lU;
H. !. Matthew h. 22. vs. W. H. It' tj-
nament followed somewhat differ
ent lines than the ordinary contest
of this kind, um the lowest score
did not proclaim the victor. The
club professional. Jack I ten tier.
sHectcd a number between 40 and
50 and the woman whoso final
score was the closest, was lo re
ceive high honors. Korty-one was ter. 1; 11. A. SSurhrlck, IH, vs. John
selected by Mr. lienner. I Thbwn, I: L. Hay. I& vs. 11. K.
jOlxon, 16; K. Stoddard. , vs. C. It.
Mrs. Miner Woddard and Mrs. W. rhirw Hlngner. 2; H. 1, Crowe,
jC. ivrklns. whose net score, wore .
..n..K-.t .. r. 1 s. Tili!i 1". .ir. lirillUIIW 'KUrr -nmn si
when the lej;ird member wt wan a nnnoicap m -f. mrm.
caught in a tractor X-rays at th s 'rd turned In a card of 70 with a
iir wndertlck hosnltal. however, handicap of Z. and Mrs. Perkins
found no broken iMinea and th)
patient nas sble to return to hi-
home on crutches.
John lhth-ntrom was seriously
25. vs. Kred lanxer. 13.
' The second found Is to Ixt
' played hy May 19 and the seinl-
finals by June IS. The handicap
e it ... iruR, .....-w (Hf hmm.A upwn lhre-.rourtllJ,
tp of 12. of the, dff.rt?nce between handl-
- Twelve women took part In the fcapa. Fractions of one-half and
tournament, which waa played dor- I over count as one stroke.
gon High School Ocbuting lougue,
Unit Hermiston High school was
the winner In Kastern Oregon, and
that Scuppoose curried off honors
.ii the western part of tho stain.
lion of 194 when the Ramsay Mac
joonald labor government wus de
feated came lo no end today.
(n accordance with Hrltb;h prac
tice limiting the lire of parliament
'to five years, nominations for the
The slate Income tax ipieatlon new parliament will Hose on May
Hill be debated for the stain til!.
LOt GIIKAV HKAMIOCK. SIGN
NKW YOP.K, May 10 (AP
Tommy Ijoughran. light heavy
wetglit chamidou, and James J.
Itraddock, uutstiturliiig challenger
for the crown, signed articles to
day for a 15 round title mutch in
the Yankee stadium hero July Hi.
Ifli and u general election through
out Great liiittln will be held ten
days later. '
A privy council met at Craigwell
House, Uognor, und King George
Hlgned a proclamation dissolving
parliament.
Injuries In Auto
Accident Fatal
POItTLANU. May Id (AP)
l-'our hours ufter ho was injured
In un automobile accident, lowell
Peiiriss, ''7, u muchinist, llnd in a
hospltul here lust night. His auto
mobile struck unolher driven by
William C. Harris, who was ab
solved or all blame. Harris said
Peaiiss was driving 4ft miles an
hour through an cust side Inter
section when the two cars came to
gether, Holh muchins overturned
and Peartss' touring car rolled over
on him, crushing his chesl,
TODAY'S
BASEBALL
Forest Fires Do
Heavy Damage
NATION All LtAGl'K CAMEH
, It. M. K.
HI. Louis 4 8 0
llruuklyn . . 0 7 U
Butteries: Johnson and Wilson;
Vuiicq und Ueberry.
I . " . it. ir. k.
I'lliclnnutl ....a... 6. 4
Host on , 8 9 I
j ildtierles: l.ucas and Qooch; It.
I Hnitth and Spohrer. . ;, ,
I ' ; II. H. E.
r'llk'USiO : ,'.,..;.H 13 0
fNpw York - - 4 10 4
j llutterleu: liool, (,'uengroa anil
lliucf; Unnewlch, Bcoot, Henry
I Judd und O'Karrell. '
WON'T MAIM II Wli'U OKII.MANS
WINS I'llhAKNIK
I'HII.'AOO, May III lAf) - In-
l -li, t-i titr tliiil It In Mllll "Ion sunn ill.
jtiff the wr" fur 'foi'iiii'r iiitiiihii
J Willi IITfl , IIIIM'll Will, I.",,
I'IMI.II'O HACK THAfK, Mil I vrlpnillK. reiresi-lltlltlves uf the ills
Mny I'l (Al')-Iir. l-'ii-fliiinl wiih juliled AmiMii-iiii vfU-niii hnvo i-i--the
I'reakiiHss, f.li,iin nilil1 , iiuenleil Hie IrliKtic "f llpi li'iill
inunny fpsr.lri, of Un- sslerii rlu--1 world vir vrtpnuiw lo jiIiiiimIoh
InK whuiiii Imtp loi'ay. Mtiioliitir ( ilnns for luirllrlimlioM In IIih .Mi'-
whk hioiiiI, and Afrlrsn llilrd.
Tho wlnn-r and Afrk-iin vi-rv
coupled In Ho entries.
TllltKr: UOItHMI.N HII.I.I.K
liioriul tin y piiiiidr.
The mnienl wio4 Miii'lT Ihmi ntiiht
tit a mii'piIhk of tli ;eriiin.
II. K. '. llnil ;ol I'll ToiiiiirniM
fil;VAI,I.IH. Ore.. May In (Al'l
The iiiitiuiil limlijet of IiooIm tt ml
dfimrtineritH ,f Oreuon Klile col-
TIIK I'AH. Mini.. Mny I" (Al'l
HiikImr for livo days In the norlli
und silll iinniitidiii'd, foretit (Ires to
day tliroiiliiiicd hriivy iIihimiki In
Hin l'lln l'lon und ''old likt' iiri'us.
Inillitn rmtillli'S rii'd to suddy us
the sv.'Mi'pliiK rinliiPH roiiHUinod
rliflr Khiiidis ut lull' and utile
Bt..
Klve nflli'H nldp, Hip liliize whs
I'hIhh swi'pi northvvurd hy a stirf
hriM'i. Thr niinliiK SPttlPinetit at
inllp wus In dufiRpr for a time
hut wus snvvd hy a vhunse In tho
lnd.
I'ltlludi lphlu
.'ItlshUI-K . ...
ItnttHrlps:
Xurirretivps.
WllloUBhtiy,
Ketonlc,
Ki'iusley,
Bmnie.
H. H. K.
... 9 JO i
...13 18 u
Mill anil
' lilnton;
Ferguson
Ui-ppn. Krent'h and I.e'rlan, I)a.vls.
I AMCHU AN I.KAOl li (iAMliK
It. H. J
.0b
.
Yorkc
Perklin
I
I i-'hllitdaH'hiu
' C'lovpltind .....
I Huttprlps:
Klunke and Cochrane.
Miller and L. Bewell.1
Wulherg,
HANOVIvll. Mass.. May 10 (Al'l
Thr. workmen were kllli-d and
morn than a wore lnliird liy a
scrips of pnpl.i-.lonn In the plum ot less will he sulmiHtPd In llie hoard
the Nallonsl Kirn Works comusnv'of reiientx tomorrow lit the unniiul
lip-e this aflprnoon. The ilann, siirlna meplliiK. Leaves of absence,
mid to lie one of the larirpst of reslKiiuttons. new appointments and
I
OltATOItS 'O.MI'l:Tr: TON'KiMT
hurt In a trsrlor accident at the'inK the dr. More members had ' pants sre un-Pd to pley thPlr 1U Kini in tne tssi, was conipinr y ouier ni.im, ,....i.r,,
CarK riimh d.ij b-fore jcitd.iy, b..,u tocciL-d to 'jrtl liute. Iinati lus as noinully us wsellle. swl'l sldercd.
1 I.OK ANOKI.KH. Col.. MBy 10
(Al'l .Utah w.'hool orators, , the
champions of seven weMtern suites
and lliiwiill will rompeta here to
iilaht for the right to repcesent the
I'ncllla district In the national
finals at Wahlne:ton, U. C.
' . n. h. f
WashlnRton ....... 4 1 I
ChlcuKO ,i v.......i;. 3 ,4 i
Batteries: Bruxton and -Kuel;.
Well and Coimlly and (.'rouse,' -...
. K. H. k.
New York .....Ail It I
Oetrolt . - I 1
Batteries! IMpKraa and Ulckeyt
Horrell. Vupslliler and Shea.
i