La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 28, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextCI T Y EDITION EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE wMtmm THE WE AT IIS 12 Oregon; fair and mild tonight and Wednesday but cloudy alomr tho coast. Decreasing humidity in the interior. , - ; VOLUME XXVII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1929 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 183 TAMFF II IS MS S El r If CLUB FORUMS ARE CLOSED UNTIL FALL Final Spring Meeting of Chamber of Commerce ' Held Today at Noon. . WOMEN OF GRANGE PREPARE DINNER "Several Speakers on Pro gram Including Bill Dol lar and two . Visitors Fi'om State of Idaho. The ITnlon county clinmber of commerce wound up a year of anc cOHSful activlllea today when tho final fojuni luncheon of tho full-wlnter-sprlng aeason was held In the Odd KoIIoivb tcnilc at noon. Several projecta. however, are atlll being carried on. and the adjourn ment until full today does not ap ply to ttio working committees of the organization. A? WV Nelson, pretddent, prealdod lit the meeting, which featurod talks by Bcverul pic-ata, Including Hill Dollar. An excellent chicken dinner waa nerved by the women of tlie Blue Mountuln grange and every one present enjoyed tho din ner Immensely. At tho conelualon, the president officially than lied the women, through Mrs. R. A. Master ton, chairman of the women. Home Products IXhciissciI ' . Koine products caluo in for a lion's share of the subjects today, with Hill Hollar delivering a force ful talk in this connection. Ho cuino here from Houston, Texua, und declared that I.a Grande Im pressed him very favorably, al though he sees some Jealousy en isling In the community. He point ed out the nocesalty of keeping tho 'dollars ' workln t home, uolmln out that through such activities, tho city and Its territory may bo undo to prosper and grow. Strong homes and strong churches incun a strong community, lie said, add ing that I-a Grande had them both. He will speak three times dur ing the Home IM'oducts show to be given at the Sacujawoa on May 31 und June I, delivering his talks Friday evening. .Saturday afternoon and Saturday night, each time on u dirrerent subject. All Itoutlis Taken It. V. Copscy reported -that nil boothu for tho show luxd been Ulk en and It w-as also reported- that drawings for prlics would take place twice nightly and also on Saturday uflernoon at 3 o'clock. The. drawings at night will be at S:3ll and 10 o'clock. Mr. Nelson . also spoke briefly on the subject of tho hIiouv I'rank Wright, a member of the grange, gave an Interesting talk, at the conclusion of which hu prom ised that the Blue Mountain grange would have an exhibit at the show. If tho price the producer receives and the consumer pays for products Is balanced, tills denoted u healthy condition, hn said, uddlng that If the consumer paid a high price and the producer received a low price, (hat condition denoted a waste in between. He ssld that t'te grange is striving to eliminate litis waste. . lie gave some Intor eyllng figures, shinvlng that the producer received 61 cents of each dollar before the war but only re ceives 41 qcnts now. If the product.- was receiving Gl cent at present there would be no furm Health Clinics 1 For Children To Begin On Monday La Grande City Council of Parent-Teachers Asso ciations to Hold Annual Summer Round-Up. Tho summer round-up health clinics, which urc sponsored by the I.a Grande Council of Parent Teacher associations, will take place next week. Tho clinics will be held on four days, ono day ut each of the four grade school, be tween the hours of t and 11 o'clock each i no mini?. . Tho schedule follows: - Monday, June 8. Willow school. .Tuesday, - June 4, .Greenwood school. Wednesday,- ,; June C Central school. Thursday, June 0, Illverla school. The Willow association's chair man la Mrs. It. C. Alexander and she has tho following on her com mittee for the Monday morning clinic: Mrs. A. B. Iavis, Mrs. Joe Anson. Mrs. W. H. Stoltlng,-Mrs. John Kates, Mrs. 8. 1). Birch. Mrs, H. O. Male, Mrs. Charles Chml wlck, Mrs. Beatrice Young. Mrs. Dan Miller, Mrs. George Kockwood. The Greenwood clinic to be held Tuesday morning at tho school has an Its chairman Mrs, Frank Miller I tiff. On her committee are Mrs. J K. Charlton. Mrs. K. B. Holman, registrm-si-Mrs, C. K; McPherson. weighing nnd measuring; Mr.. Harry Newbergt old to ear, eye and noso specialist; Mrs. W. K, Denny, aid to medical doctor: Mrs. K, l Towler, aid to dentist; Mrs. John) warn, aiu, to orinapecuc uoctor. Kor tho Wednesday . clinic ut Central school Mrs. S, I Andrews Is chairman. On her committer arc Mrs. Karl J. Kbcrt, Mrs. Jack (Continued on Pago 4) CIRCUIT COURT ROOM IN USE AFTER REPAIRS After having been burred from us of the court room at the Union county court house niriee last August, on account of the exten sive program of repairs made necessary by thf fire, the new court room was being dedicated tmlriy with a program of work directed by Judge J. W. Knowles. The docket was culled and coses set for trial, anticipating the open lng-tf the reKular Wsslun of court next Monday, June 3. The grand jury will be In session the latte, part of this week. WKATIIKIt TODAY 7:30 a. m. 62 above. Minimum: 4? above. Condition: mostly clear. WKATIIKIt YKNTKUMAY Maximum 63, minimum above. Condition; partly cloudy. 37 WKATIIKIt MAY 2H. lb-' Maximum fed, minimum 40 attove. Condition: clear. GIVE PLANS FOR INLAND AIR SERVICE Mamer Air Transport will Link 17 Northwest Cities By Airplane. :y LA GRANDE TO BE AMONG THE STOPS Will Connect With Cali- Tllt,l plqnflC in! bodies wore recovered earlv 'Nine Men Killed In Explosion In Alabama Shaft Blast in . Coal Mine Last , Night Causes Instant Death Two More 1 In jured and One Unhurt YOLAN'DK. Au May 38 (AP)- Nine men were killed und two I others severely burned In kb . cv plosion 1,000 feet below the surface tin the t'onnercvllto mine lant tilgh ' Officials of tho Yolamle Coal and Coke coniutny, operator of the ; jitlne, said their Inspectors, reported ' the, blast was enured by un over charge of dynamite,. PORTLAND'S RARE BUDS READY FOR THE ROSE SHOW Irt.l'iu l.tr rnnnlld kmu d With u-nlf...t Portland and Seattle, 'throughout mo . mgm righting -Lrinmefl mat enveloped tmi wonc flnars after "the explosion. " Tho j twelfth member of the night crow I climbed from the shaft, uninjured, Tho dead, Including seven whit Manager Says. HPOKANK. Wash.. May 2S (AT) .'rim Uiimnp Alr tmnsitnrl wltlll lVlt finld here "' iniu iwu iii-k'"i-h, uiv; .w uvr. uerring. Kiigono Herring, son 01 (Continued on Pag B)" Albany School Band Welcomed En RouterHome headnuariers at will link J 7 of tho most important elths of. the northwest together with un airplane passenger service, tho nucleus for which will be four tri-motored planes, its officials saju today. . ;'" " " ! Seattle. I'ortland. Ore., and Hutte, Mont., uro the proposed' terminals for tho air run.Wlth all planes passing each other dallj' ut Walla .Walla, Wash. Tho tentative schedule provide that planes leave Seattle and Port land at tho same time two planes leave Itutte. The Portland plana woufd fly to Seattle, Yakima, Wal la Walla. Pendleton, Li Grande, -Maker. Welser, Boise, and Hullo. The Seattle piano -would tfo tu Portland,' thence 'to Walla Walla, Spokane, Wallace,- Missoula und Hutte, Tho Uutte planes would go OVcr these same routes from tlic son Qeover Herring, Pill Kimbrel, Charley pattorson, Mitchell Turn er, Willy Kelly and Harry Kelly, brothers, Phil Grees and . Allen Pearson, Negroes. The Injured; Mark Hulsey, severe burns, recov ery doubtful, O. K. ChasUln!. badly bunted hut will recover. George Byron, a pumper, emerg ed from the flaming workings un injured. The explosion occurred at seven o'clock last night and several hun dred pernnns, ' miners and tholr families, crowded about the mouth of the horiaontal shaft, awaiting word from returning rescue crews who held hope that the men are only tiapped by tho flames and could bo rescued. y The mine officials said examina tion of the bodies Indicated all trio Other end. There: would be twoi i round trips dully'between Seattle and Portland and ono between all other points an tho route. I "If wo can meet this schedule, r Thirty members of the Alltany high school band, going through here Inst night on the 6:30 train en route home, pluyed a few nuin bers for the students of I-u Grande high school and others who gather ed at the dt-pot to welcome the tuu- slciuns back to Oregon. ; G. R Klnnerby, snperintendem of the Albany high school, directed the band' and W. A. Nichols, one of the instructors, also mado the trip. The band played three solec lions here, "Peerless," "Cotton Itug" and "Tuxedo." Tho v (Continued on Page 8) - .j,.,,. .- .t.w .;;-. .. LOCAL GIRL TO -BE M'KAY QUEEN Winner of Legion Beauty Contest Will Also be At tendant at Round-Up. The la Grande girl who wins first place In the American Legion beauty contest Is now assured of P I being ciucen of the McKay dnm Albany 1 culebratlon, to tako placo on June' WKKCK V ATA 1 1 TO SiXll GI.KNWOOO SPHINGS. Colo May 28 (AP)- Nino persons lost their lives Sunday when un uuta- mobile-In which they wero rldln tunnd f pni' tt cuiyon " highway. hIx miles from here Into the Colo rudn ivoV, Sheriff George Winter announced today. But two bodies have been i ecovered from the swollen river. . Tho-amount followed Identifica tion of the bodies of th boy und girl which were reeovered from the river by Kzeklel Toit brother of one of the victims of the accident. The nine persons in tho car, Ta pla Sfiid were Nick Garcia, a wife and their four children, three boys and a girl and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tapia,' und their baby. Th bodies reeovered were children of tho Garcias. '- , . 1 ; . I 'V ' '-' I - s ' I Thi"io aiv wmif ir the lnvclj lint fiiiHiuvvrul uiiiilliliili'H lur Ihu IIikhi 1 wtlml Ii be itlwu ti INiriliiuil .l"i' H-14. tho ixwiMii miv fur iii:n iiiliniilnit niuili Htu-iitlun In oivm, 'Iwimi. . ;;-i-.Uniilvi) li:l UmI port In, iho. nr mid licro ro. Imlf ilinrn. of Iii'm; MqwHI lM(lUi!, J-ft In rlftln (ulimi-), .IcriT lii-iiouelli, HiihI i!HIHtMiiMi'l Ut HMH)UI IMlAllKK lt(Si lHj(, ' - I'liilliiiiil iImii-m-ci-.ii (Jcrulilliitv II11II011, Ail Club viiHlMliili'. fllt'liitv, KIiipi'Ihnv CJrlmi". .Krnup - jlni'i ' 'liiirn-l lii-iiK .Miirllii, ltMi Clly ruvurllv, mid Wlnirinl t'uiit. Ilio mllil(u of I lie .StiiHiihii--i' MEASURE TO BE (Ml TO Amendment Approved Before Vote is Taken Balloting is 264 to 147. REVISIONS ARE MOSTLY UPWARD Democratic Move Aimed at Abolishing of Tariff Commission 'Defeated Before Final Vote. WASHINGTON, Mar It (AP) TImi hoiwo ! UMUjr paanl Ilia Uirlff MU ami acnt It IB uw fine. Tli vxMe on final pian was SM Id 147. . . s A dumocratle move to fore n pubtenna to amend the tariff bill to provide tor abolishment of thn tariff commission aa4 repeal of tha flexible provision of the tariff law waa dnfuated In the houa. Th votu waa 364 to 167. Immediately afterward ' a votej .waa atarted ;upon final paaattga of the bill. The houao adopted an Amend ment to the tariff bill to make Im ported wheat milled In bond for re-export to countries ci anting tho I'nltnd States pieferential tarirfa pay a duty equal to the amount oc tho preferential granted by thoso natlonu. musk-lii ns have been in IXmivcmj5 uml )U near Pendleton, and la COAST STATES where they n'aecd fifth In the nil! Innal tournament and the trombone and cornet placed second In the test in which 136 solos were judutsl. - .Mr. Klnnerby was pliiil lo jre: hack in Oi-pcoii. Hlulinir. t hat . thin slate "Is the only place." IttlKSCII Nf-on led the Lu Gianile HtiiilciitB in a yell for Die vlsltini; balli!. , . Last Of Stolen Cars Recovered At Walla Walla . 1r. liny Murphy's sedan, was stolen from In front which of his home Saturday nlcrht. was found yesterday In Walla Walla, accord ing to word received here from the sheriff's office In the Washing ton city. The car was abandoned. This was the last of three 4ars to be stolen last Week to be recov ered. Sunday n ffroup or local of ficers found Mr. McMillan's stolen ear near HunlliiKton and yesterday Ueonre HuntlnVrton Currey's sedan was found In I'ortland and three men were arrested. Sheriff Jesxo Hreshi'ara and Tollee Chief Clint Haynes weiU to Portland hint nllit to set tho car and the prisoners. Knghts Templar To Meet Tonight also assured of serving' as attend ant to tho queer, of the Pendleton ltound-l'p, dmlnx tho four-duv show in September. This news was received yester day from Pendleton by the local leKlonnalres in charge of the con test. The Itotind-Lp association will pay all expends and furnish the cost u 11 1 o for the I.a Grande queen; - Margaret Hijiffs Is uhead In ttio contest at present with, 1 8,1 no votes. Ih Km tu well Is second with M.GOO. Maxlno- McNeil has fc.r.ini und Phyllis Ansel 7,tf0(t. The, contest will end on June 4 ut H p. m. and the winners will be announced during' u dance to be given that night Also, prizes will be awarded to the other three con testants. Most Of Stores To Close May 30 According to Information se cured today, thn majority of the stores In la Grande will be closed on Thursday, Memorial day. The drug stores will be closed from 12 noon to H o'clock In the evening. It wan announced. AFFECTED BY COURT RULING POUTLAND, May 2 (AD The three ststes of Oregon, W'unh Ington und Cullforiila aro directly affected by tho ruling of (he i United States supreme court yes ' trday in the Miissaehusetts cxcIkc tux case, W. H. Smith ot the Clreut er Oregon asHuclalluu, said toclny. Mr. Hrulth was a member of the legislative committee that drnfted tho Oregon excise tax mciiHiirc. The supreme court ruled that stales were prohibited from re airing corporations and other who ptiy annual exelse tax or fran ehise taxes for the privilege of do ing ' business, to Include In their net Income as a measure of tho lax," Interest received from the gov ernment, state and municipal tax exempt securities. The point Involved In tho case. Smith Huld. Is w hether the reve nue from tax exempt Hecurllles ca n be 1 nel u d ed a n d t xed ti n d er the cxclso law tis part of the net profits of a bunk. Smith In op posing invoking the referendum on the " measure. Complete Plans Last Night For Products Show At ar meeting Inst night of manufacturers and producers, final arrangements wero made by the eonimltteo for the light-' Ing of tho booths at tho Homo Products show to. bo given In the Sacajawca Inn ballroom Mfciy 31 and .Tune 1. Arrange ments were ulso completed for glvbilr away prizes, for en tertainment and for other fea tures of the show, and ar rangements are being made to take care of tho largo crowds which aro expected to attiU the show. The entertainment has been turned, over tu I ho Lions club and from .the plans diHcinoted, a splendid program , will be staged. It Is said that, this show will be the hlggcHt thing of Its kind ever given In 10am ern Oregon, Speaking of the displays, one member ut the chain ber of rommorce committee for the show, said : "You cannot Imagine what Is made in Co lon county. The show1 will glVH you an opportunity to arqualnt yourself with these products and push and try thern. It will mean Increased opportunities for you. lie sure to rnnio to this show, Kverythlng In frc and you aro assured of an enjoyable time," WEDDING TAKES' U.S. BY SURPRISE Simple Ceremony Unites Colonel Lindbergh and , Miss Morrow Monday. KN'tJIiliWOhl), N, J,,' May 28 (AP) Taking a walling world completely by surprise, Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh und his bride, the former Anno Morrow, were a way on a secrot honeymoon today. , School Children to Complete Their Exams Tomorrow-School Ends Friday Kast ern ( iregon Com ma ndery. No. C, Knfghts Templar are having an Important meeting this evening at the Masonic Mall In connection with the work to be given In the K.nigu.isoi ',IiUl" "V : : 1 The children will then be excumd begin at 0:30 o clock when , . j diy afu.rn(OB rr t,.. rl0rt iuivh nu,irei ... -..,,. Th., i,..,r.h... will devote Thursday and part of Friday to Tomorrow will be the fUuil and the members of their families "work day" of the 1'j2H-2'J school - who must be accommodated on the year In Iji Grand, according to J. first floor1 ut the I I. S. tabcr T. hongfcllow, superintendent of nacle, It has been decided to re schools, who said this ariernoon serve nil downstairs seats und to that all examinations will be com- Insue tickets for them. pleted by Wednesday ariernoon. There will be no reservations In the bah-ony of the tabernacle, In the lodge dining room nod lo which not only members residing here but any visiting Knights arc invited. 40 Golfer 8 Enjoy Monday Banquet With about 4 golfi-rs In attend ance, a very enjoyable banquet was served last night In the Chieftain room of the Sacajawca Inn. f. It. Seltx, captain of the winning team In a recent club match, presided as toast master. The members of his team were given the dinner by tho members of the losing team, cap taimd by H. l Matthews. it it reported, and the public who do not possess reserved tvn t t lekets, will be free to enlir tho balcony first, notiif?: first wrvcil. nT,,'" n.!r'.VJ-"-"" ! The do,. of the tabernacle will !.-the pupils curds. j p ul 7.1(( oVi)(:k um) In tho li Orandu lllfh mcIiiioI. I (.111,.I1t.,.,11p1 pronruni. which final pr.iarations uro lirlint inHlo J ,M ,,biherf In yestei -diiy'H Iimiic today ror Ilie coiiiinclici-nieni ecr- f T. otmerver. will In-Kin Hale Fined $500 In Justice Court In Liquor Case Louie Hah-, of near Klgln. plHd ed guilty In justice court this morning to ehaige of poe4jon of Ibiuor. Judge Jl. K. Itrady flnMl liltn $510 whieh the prisoner paiil. ilale was arrested near Klgln i few days ago by Sheriff Jesse lire shea Ml and three other officers aft'-r about f0 gallons of Ibiuor ha I been found during a raid. Tho marriage took place without previous announcement at 4 p. in. yesterdsy in the drawing room of the home of the bride's fnther. Ambassador Uwlght W, Morrow. Half an hour later the couple drove away from tho cKtute unac companied, lippurontly bound for New Turk. ' Tho HeV, Jr. William AdauiH Hrown, professor of Hysteniiillc theology at Union Theologlrnl Seminary, performed the ceremony In which a simplified form of the marriage service, with the word. "obey" omitted, was used, lie Is a ProHhytertun as aro members of the Morrow family. Mr. Mor row Is a member of the seminary i board und he and Dr. Hrown uro old friends. Iiiimcfllalo l aioMv lrcMiit Only members of the M'mrrow family and Mrs. Kvangellnc J J ml -bergh, tho Colonel's mother, wit nessed the ceremony. These In cluded: the Ambassador and Mrs; MorroW, the bride's two ulslers. KliHiiheth and and Mrs. Jay Self-inflicted Wound Is Fatal To Young Prince PAUIH, Muy 28 (At') I'rlnco da HuKun, 1 II -year-old on or the for mer Anna Ootild, dlod thlH morn inir after u vliln cloven day flKlu to recover from li hullet wound, Keif Inflicted when Ilia purent'a ob jected to iia inurryliiK until ho waa ;i21. . ,' i Tho girl' for tho love of whom the younir prince hud allot hlmaelf wua not prenont when he died. Hho had not called yeatnrduy ua alio hud done every other day hecuuao tho doctotn, miiHirul of thn putlent a lilllh fever, had advlacd hor tliut it would lie wlaer to remain uwuy. At hla liedalde when ho dlod were hla mother, hla father and bla half brothora, Count Honlfucc. do Cua tellnne und Count CloorBea do t'aa tnllane. . ' ' ' . McNary Talks Farm Relief With Hoover WASHINGTON, May 28 (AP) Thn deadlock in the farm reller conference coinitiltteo over tho ex port debenture plan was discussed with President Hoover today by Chairman McNury of the senate agriculture committee, who said afterward he was hopeful tho dif ferences between the housn and senate conferees would ho adjusted shortly. ;. : ; Tho senator 'declared' the presi dent was Interested In the progress of tho conference committee und CoiiKtaneo, General thai he had Informed ttio execu Johnson Morrow. I live of thn differences In tho bills WASHINGTON, May 21 (AP) Substantial Increase in Import duties on thousands of commodi ties of the farm and factory am provided for In the new tariff bill . which before night fall la expected to bo passed by the house and etnt to ttio senate. . -.,v f' - The measure, the first tariff legislation in swn 'yniL mlo rmmtiuttiwtmwttnt loan- m" udmlnistratlvo provlalonaK of the law und a reorgnniation of tho tariff commission under a aystem designed to spoed up it work, - Tho bill rev lues, mostly upward, rates In every dutiable section of tho existing Korrfney-McCumber law,' which It is designed to sup plant - . : Kvery man. woman and child In the-country and nearly every for eign nation In the world la affect ed by tho economic ahange pro posed by the measure In tht aeven-year-old republican protective tar iff structure. Sugar lUto Hlxhef Perhaps the most far-raachlng1 chungo Is the advance of sixty-four hundredths of a cont in the It fee -live duty on sugar, rulsing the present duty of .70 centa p. pound on Cuban raw augtw to 2.40 cents. Other rntu advances, designed to aid tho farmer and manufact urer, affects such com mod It lea aa wool, cattle, dairy products, meats, grains, textiles, glass, paper, furni ture, and clothing of all descrip tions, ; Jniportant commodities long al lowed free entry Into the United States ure nmdo dutiable, including hides, leather, boots und shoes, ce ment, common building brick, shingles, cedar, maple and birch lumber. r New Halo Schedule The measure also sets up an en tirely new rate achvdulo to em brace manufacturers of artificial allk under the official name of "rayon." These goods are pro tected lit existing law under the silk schedule. From u public standpoint the In creases In tho sugar rate and tho boosting of the duty on raw wool from 81 to 84 cents a pound aro brother and sister-in-law of tho ambussador, und MIks Alice Mor row, his sister. Ho qtiieklv and iillly was the weddiug held that It w.ik 0:30 p. in. (Continued on Pago Kight) PUBLICATION OF ROLL CALL VOTE FAVORED paaacd by the hoilae und aenate. Ilermiston Debate Team Wins Title . promptly at H o'clock. ci to lie held In the U l. . tatK-rnucle tomorrow night, when 132 Kcnlom will receive their dl-i plomas and will hear u cuiiimcn.-r- HAKIK (.114 III A II Mi 71 ment ad.tr- delivered by Hurt! MAKKIt. Ore.. May 2 (Kiieclal) Hrown Harker, vice prealdcnt of The proferuin for the Krudimtlon the t'niveraity of Oroaon. exerriw-a In Ilaker HlKh ai-hool Thla craduatlna- claxa la the auditorium for tonight waa oul- lariceat In Kuatern Oregon hlatory. ' lined by Kred Wolf, principal, yea and la about the alw thla year of terday jifternoon. Hurt llrow n the Kraduallng cla-a of I'endlc- I Harker. L nlveralty of Oregon vlco ir.r. uml IU.V..I- entiiblneil. He- nrealdcnt. V. Ill aliciik. Tho Kiwd- catne of the number of p.nlora j mUg cl;-s n'j"ibir 71 aenlor cf.citrred tit C(mI arid Antlsfno. Typhoon Kills 10 In Leyte Province ',Z MANILA. May 2X ( A I ' ) A m riigc in Die executive burcail hern today from the Kovernor of i.eylo province anld t'-n perrtiina wer.' klllcil and 2.1 mlwilng In a typhoon which mriick Hie Hiiiilhrii part of the province luat l-'rlduy. I The merwitfe aaid coniinuoila rain had Inundated alx villagea, HI'CKNH, Ore., .May 2H (Al'( To Kitatorn Ol-pgon K'-n Hi" dale htch Bill'inl ileliMlluK hiiiiililon- hlp. llcinilKtnn High bcIikoI. al iBUlng the urrirniiillve or the ipii-H-tlmi: "i-OMolveil that a grnil-l ited Iiiciimii- tax la u (ICHliutilt. tiMlure j i,f n atiite ayMioin ir luxation," WAIilllNliTllN. May Jn'(AI') - "'" Brh"V1 I'libllcullon hereiifter of ml roil clialnploliBlilp title at til tnlyer ralla taken ecnllv., aevaloiiK ..r Hy hern lant night, defeating he vunaldei-Hllon ot ;a iipoi.no iiikii ih:iim.... uh rwoiiiiuend.d to' Hutu llenwl and Ualther Oil com- were un Hie winning icaiii, wiin ltufe iiiiui.van ciiaclilng. neiiniH liui won the Kin-tern Oregon llile. tillfi Hcappooiie. tho Weatern title. nay by Pa ruii-a the aenat" In iioiiilnationa aenate llllllee. Tlte coilH'rlN-e alHO I ccnliimen ded tlial ill (! lul'iie. only a inn jnrily vote. IliHtial of tl"' IMrilrf ve HOW ri-lllied, be nec ena;ily f'ir llw con.sldeialloll of a niimlu illun In mien acsalan. 'I llf CHIllll'lli e. however, reject el the mollnil of Hcnator Ij l'ol- li t'e, Ilcpilbllcan, Wlaroiialn, lo re wnhed fifteen hoiiKia away and More- the prmii-ge 01 me aeiiain daiuaged cropa. The lon of lite floor to repre.icntutlvcn of the pi e- i uuaociationi MArtTINKIIllltC. W. Vn.. Muy (AP) A mother und her three children were fmind dead in their home here today with gaa cacup Ing from open Jeta In a apive. Po lice believe Ihe woniiin had been brooding over the death of iter own mother und took tho llvou of the little fumlly. (Continued on Pace l TODAY'S BASEBALL ' Aiitcrk-aii Iiisaguo Ganwa ' R. H. K. I'hii'idelphlii 4 It 1 llmttott - 6 . 3 Walberrf, fthtorea and Cochrane, M. (lontrin und Merry. It. II. K. Cleveland t ID' 2 t'lili-ngo .i II. t Hhalltv. Ctrl I,. Hcwe.ll; Dugan, McKjiln nnd Autt-y, .. . ' , .. . , it. ' 11. i-: ut. i.oiiin A la lletrolt ; I I tlruy and Nchaner, Prudhomm Ydo and l-hlllipa. .al!ouul Iailjohi taiitca ; II. II. J . Itoaton M 1 I'hrudelphiii - 9 IIS ' ' Jnnea, Creen field, l.'noney mi 1 LcKgett, Hweetlund, Mctiruw un. Iiuvlc. It. II. K. Urooklyn ...-!..! 1 0. New York S 1 ('link nnd ricinloli, Muya and 0'l''urrell Chicago ut L'lnclnnutl poatponud: ra'.ti. . '