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CITY
EDITION
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VOLUME XXVI I.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED FKEH8
LA GRANDE, OREGON SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1929
M UMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 187
1224 ATTEND
FIRST NIGHT
LOCAL SHOW
Home Products Display is
Viewed by People From
all Over the County.
LARGER CROWD IS
ilArlliUXliilJ TUJJAI .! In the OroRon iionltontlary.
j 'After finding , the load, -they stole
' . u car lieloimlnj; to Cli'oi'Bc Hunt-'
'Number of Prizes Incrcas-i inBton cm-rey, and drove to run-ed-Entertainment
pro-' ft XS
gl'am tO include MUSIC Chief flint llaynes lutur them
Jir TTqi'i'i Tlnnnn I to l.a Grande Wednesday uiitl lato
Uy XIAliy ULlclHU yesterday they pleaded RUilly to
. ! larceny before- Circuit Judge ,1.
Willi the -JK liooths arrailKod 1,1 Knowles after District Attorney
a very nttraotlvo manner, and llio Carl G. Helm had filed nn Infor-
croui, of exhibits iM-ovinc a decldod .
surprise to the l.a Grande citizens j
i.. .. i. n... i..u. r
in in iriiuum .-, me iii". no.ni ui
Home Products show sponsored 1
hy the I'nion county chamher of'
commerce ami given In the Saoa la-i
wea Inn l.allroom. was a comph'to
success.
Last night. In spite or rainy
woalhor. a tolal of . 1.2:14 people.
by actual count, visited the show. I
and from Indications a much larger n m nuua-
crowd will attend today. Tin. show , llult the I1' '- ''""l t" '''t
oiions this afternoon at 1 o'clock ! I" " "here they hoped to sell It.
the. rlrst group of prizes will ho ' wlu" '' " l'le arreslod In thu.
given avviy ' Western Oregon city they were
Inte'i-estl,,..- Kxhlhl.H ' ! "sleoP In the car w ith ll' leai
The ovhll.lts. although . of ""'"V """" throughout thu
i i i ri .. . ., - mirii, , liif-ido of tin; machine.
Tut 1 only ti short time In which to
prepare them, were except (nniilly
Interesting. It would be difficult
to if-k out any booth mid state
"that It whs Hip best because, prac
tically nil of thciu wert 'of unusual
Interest. The lumber mills has an
exhibit showing all types of wood
ami lumber and also a tnlnlallon ;
house. The light and power com- j
pany display features mint tire i
buildings and scenes showing the I
soarre of power Morgan luhe J
to its journey over .tjie wires to the ; Nominal ions for 'delegate and
homeH of lis users. The bitkefy altei nates to the depai tment con
compaulcs had some wonderful vent ion In Salem this summer were
cukes on display as" well as'iippe-' made at (lie meeting of the Ameri
tlhiK pastlMes und breads. Thn ciin I,j;lon post" last nljthl, Ortlln
Hlne Mountain granue exhibited arlly the ineelliiK is held Uk- fh'st
products of the soil a low? with Veduesday of each month but be
.lasper's "Health . Niickc,'' ti cause of ntock show and the mir
breakfast nM'i'ul. The buHdlm? and mal school dedication, the tneethiK
loan company hdit n'sceite dpiHtntf was held last ni(?ht. "" '- '
Onltlver held down by t he , l.llll- ; ( V. Talbott, Halph Hunni, II.
rmtisns. In fact. nearly every .;. Heady, IIaldi Winters. Henry
btwth attracted favorable eommenl. MeJancon. Harry Sandoz. J. A. CJer
nnd II would require columns of m(li v.. a. Itean and (tils i'nhner
si.aee to adeunalely describe th-ui. Upie-nominated. Next mouth the
The" ib-rorat inns were exception
ally clever and htautiPul. .
Illll Dollar Speaks
The show opened last night at ;
7:3 O'clock and nt :lft HJII Dol
lar spKe, ursine the l.a til and''
people to spend their Hroney at
ooiiir. Hi was introduced by .hielt
b'erris. president of tho Lions cluti
which had charge of the enter
tain nient. I'recedjng this A. V.
Nelson, president of the chamber
of commerce, spoke. Kill I ollar
also presided aT the giving awuy i
of pi tmen during thc evening. !
Mannfiictiu'ers were st pl'wwied
with the crowd last night that they
have Increased their prize?, for to
d;fev and It has been arranged to
glW away 0 prizes three times
' nt 4 p. m. at ::Mi ami at 10 o'clock.
The l.a Claude band is to play Oils
evening. Harry Huane, a radio star,
will appear on Hip program, and
Mrs. It. U. McCall will play the
piano lor him during some of his
evening liUlilhetf-S. , .
Mr. Dunne has just cmnuletcd "4
weeks wtyi Cole MoKlroy's niches-
Ira In Seattle :t!td also with War -
reus Pennsylvatftaii- and Vic Mey
ers Columbia recording orchestra,
(Conllnti.d on Phks fi)
DA KEIlNlNlfTO
PJjA Y PI It A TES
HERE SUNDAY,
"
bnlcs rain prevents, I he Itnker
leiigne Villus will meet In hc1"I-
and l,a (Grande liliie Mouiiiaiu
uled routes) lit-re jM v high school
pail; al
noon.
oV""k K""""' "" '
So fur. (he teams have played !
(wo baseball games Ibis year, nodi
;t!iled another which was rained I
out in the third inning, l.a Gnmde j
w on iol h contests but Maker
hopeful -f tinning the taldex In-
moiiow. They havi. a sttong cilch- 1
cr at piiTcnt in do peif-on of'
JMiiiiiv Sa und erf. former ('.'-aver, I
and William Hunter, aoo with the!
Poitland cluti Oils spring, is doing'
tin chnkfttng lor tile Klepbatiis.
It l planned (o play the posi - j
poned game off 'at linker a week
irom Sunday, when u double header'
t. iitatively schedub d lo Ink'
place. J
UI.YIHI.U '1'UHAY
7 : "a a. t . - 4 1 above.
,M iuiiiiuiii : US alio c.
'ondllfoii: rain).
I A I II I .It V1,M l .llhA V
M.itmuiii minlmuui 4-
ahu vc
I'jadltion: r ,i in ,4o o! an Inch.
l liii.it .mm; i, i:k
laiuiuin 7, Miniiuum 45
a hove.
findltion: char.
Sentence Three
To Penitentiary
For Stealing Car
Finding of Lead Near La
Grande a Week Ago
Started Trouble For
Young Transients.
A wool; hko toduy three tran-
.slcnts found Hourly I .null iioiind.i
of load just wont of La Grtindo.
Today they aro In the county jail
wultlnpr for officers to take them
"nation asainst tueiu aim iney nail
waived preliminary hearings, etc.
Judge Knowlos sentenced tlio
-
''" the three. I an hample,
- - . to " ' lllu P-nllen-
'ly; and the other two. George
"l-" " Cieorge McGowan. each
J" years of age. to one year in
Pi won.
, " ,
rio mid that the only rea -
convened yesterday. ia still In ses
. slou ami Is not expected to report
; until later today or thin evening.
Post Delegates
Nominated Here
For Salem Meet
four I'Pfoiving the must vots wilt
be electeil delegates and the next
fuiir alleniaies.
It was rcporled that the new
uniform for (be druip cui ps have
been oi-dered ami wiJI arrive about
die middle of July. They will be
uiange cidoied trbui.ied with green.
Reports were also heard from (be
Meinorjiil day commiltee and the
carnival committee, the latter an
nouncing (hat the shifw will" open
here on June 10.
About 30 members were In at
tenilaueo nt (he meeting.
Rain Great-Aid
To Farm- Crops
In This County
The outlook Tor farmetw and or
chtmllyjs In (his section of Kastern
(-egyn was Nu'reased greatly over
night, with nearly half an inch of
' rain railing 'and more in prospect.
. There bsd lei it soaking raijis
since earlj1 In May and the ground
' had very Jit tie moisture.
In fact, (T some It was another
( of those "million-dollar" rains
j which iiitiease profpecU or good
J crop greatly.
Present indications point to
heavy yields or both fruit and ram
P crops with the county escaping
damaging frosts so fay.
In l.a Grande, bid w ecu about !"
o'clock yes tenia v and 7 :itf a. m.
t(Hmy ,t thil0of .40 of ail luch. of
ni n f(., diid It wiiH still raining
. HU(li t,is M)niiiiK.
Wallowa Resort
Opens For Summer
The Wallowa l,ukc Wobr
tiunP lodge opened (oday for
the summer season, according
to reports received here. The
resort is In charge or John
Maeichorson. ol l.a Claude,
who left tor the wonderland a
ft w day.-, ag. Siveial l.a
Ctrand9 people drove lo Wal
lowa lake last weekend and on
their return said that grounds
are in excellent condition ut
present.
The opening dance at the re
sort will take place next Sat
urday night witli the Night
Hawks orchestra furn lulling
music.
Taylor, fJwart Co.
Forced io Close
CIUCAiiO. June I tAJM Taylor,!
I Iwurt and comp;
. an invent nient
e uritie! house with office in 1 1
( it ies. suspended operations today.
: Announcement of the suvpermhui
was made al ihe firm's office.
Itecalling of demand loat
N'cw York and Chicago banks fore -
et the (ompany to shut down, of-
I'-IM "I oir .mm. n-
- nounced. .
TO DEDICATE
EAST NORMAL
Governor I. L. Patterson
and President Stephen
B. L. Penrose to Speak
EVENING DINNER
TO CONCLUDE DAY
Cornerstone of new Struc-!
ture will be Laid at 2
O'clock Under Direction
of F. J. Miller-
Formal dedication of the Knst-
ern Oregon Normal schnul In La
r:r:im1f will titlfa nhioo horn n.vl
vednesilav, w1,, a urogram at the
. ... . . .. ....
jscuuiu ami a nanquei ai ii:j p. m.
1 11L.l.ul.0nB , ,,., tday
p,,,,.,,, n ,.; ,nw .
I '.,.,, ,.,.,..,. fo,. le ,,.
Htruclurr wt ,1(, t
, ,n ,. ,
j ihe. direction of I". . I. Miller, chair-
man of the hullding comlttee of the
,
gnts. IM-cceding this atid imniedl- j
a.tt ly follow'lng the la (.3rande mu
nicipal band will play. j
;ovrnoi' lit Speak 1
After (he cornerstone cereuifinies 1
t.bc audience will go to the audl-j
torium of the normal school where
the dedicatory ceremonies will take t SALKM, (ire., June 1 (AI" Alt
I .lace. Covernor Isaac L. l'atler- ( new laws enacted by the IHL'it Ore
son, who will be here for the oe- gon legislature will become effec
easion, will speak and President live next Tuesday, except those
Stephen It. I E'enrose, of Whit-carrying the emergency clause ami
man; will deliver the main address, those providing some other effce
Tbe evening banquet will be tivc date. A compilation prepared
given under the auspices of the l'n- by the secretary of state shows a
ion county chamber of commerce, total of 47 new acts. This total,
to greet those w ho come here to at- .however. Includes scores, of acts re-
lend the dedication, and a large ' pen ling obsolete legislation. I
number of l.a Cirande people are! Among the most important of
also urged to attend. Tickets will these are the taxation measures,
be one dollar and may be obtained an act changing from Jan. I to
through the chamber of conimer
A. II. Hunter, secretary, urges that
reservations" be 'made early.
A total of 1 5(1, complimentary
tickets to tho banquet have
been
ma i led to reprewentat Ives
from-
various sections' of Kastern Oregon .
and to other dlsllngulshed gnosis. 1
Knch of thf IK couiHies'ln the ehst-",
em hair of Oregon Is to have one
, ,
(Cnnllnued on Page B
HEALTH CLINICS
BEGIN ON MONDAY:
Parent-Teacher
AqhmiJi
UUIIh OJJUJIhUl JJIK OUlll-
nicr Kound-Ui).
( , .
Is has been said that nullilng'ls
absolutely froe However, some
things may be, obtained at very lit
tle cost, ticcnnling to u niemher of
the j'ommMtee In charge of the
to ii Liner rqnndun clinic sponsored
by the pa rent-teacher orgu uizal ions
In La Grande.
The cost (o pairing of the lienl.th
4'liuics and sum met" round tip next
week will only be the smalt amount
of shoe leather or gasntitje iwces
sjtry to take themselves and their
children to the nearest public
school.
I'he slimmer ronndup Is calling
In or "rounding up" all children
of five of six years fit age who ex
nee l to enter thn nnblie schools !
net fall or at tin middle of thf' WASHINGTON .June I (API
school year, so as to glv them a Democrats on he senate rir.ainr
eon.plele ami ihorongli physb al ex- committee decided unauiuir.usly to
aminadon. m day In favr of puidic Inklings
Tho parent -teaeljer assorlations during consideriitioti ff (He hoae
hope In (his way to gfve every , tariff bill and lor rinnt rflsosl-
j Hon or the m;ifyirc at the special
Continued ons Ifliro session.
Ia 'Grande High School Teachers
Leaving City
i Teachers, who for the last nine,
months Inive taught in the ,a mathematics find phvi-lcid edilt .i
(I ramie HJuh school, are alreaily j tion instructor. Miss " Mal herine
beginning thidr annual summer Siirtaln. tlie expression teaeher, left
frtpw golnt' lo the four corners of , last eveuint: for Kuirene. Sh will
lhecoinpass. Many of the edu-iaUo sfiend some time In Portland
eators are leaving Soon or have a lid expects to go to Vancouver, It.
left In vlfdt relatives, attend suni -
iner sebool or on ac.itifui trips.
Mis All i i;. Utile, tlie inathe-
i unities teacher, will visit h r home
in liitlianoia, la. She will commie
on to t'hampalgn. 111., where f he
will attend summer sebool at (he
tifiiversMy of Illinois.
;)lng o Alaska
Mi:H loiiii Httiriman, the domes
lie -e!t-.. fusfrU'-tor, will vlil her
her parents in Pol l land ami t hen
attend a summer school at f'orval
lis ami then make a school cruise
to Alaska. Miss Alice Kllppel, Hie
KngllMi and history tea her, will
visit her parents at Itritt. la., this
hummer. She will return to I.a,
Craude, taking the northern vaca
tion trip throiiuh Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Thorn.-.
' the history ami Knt:li-h te
do-is
,pft last evenlmr for Yakima
Vi
; where they w ill visit her parents
: f.,r a week. The next week they
. will spend visiting Mr. Timrna.-' par
jents at ielllin;ha in, and then they
i will attend summer i hoil at the
Culversity of Washington. Mr. and
, II. . iiuni- ....
ing for Sjnd.ane. V i: h., for I b
iNEW LAWS IN
EFFECT HERE
ON TUESDAY
Total of 427 Acts Passed
by Last Session of
State Legislature.
SOME CALL FOR
SPECIAL DATES
Motor Vehicle Fee Reduc-
tion and License Charge
Are Not Effective Until
1930.
IIAMiOT TITLKS 1IMIKI.1)
SAIKM. Ore., June 1 (Al')
lhe supreme court today upheld
he ballot titles prepared by At
nrtiey Ceneral Van Winkle In
he referendum against the
Multnomah county circuit judge
till, the excise tax bill, and the
nitiative bill relative to frateru
il insurance societies,
This means that I he circuit
;udge hill cannot become elfec
lv! before the eleetinn of No
omber lUIl'i. Kelarive to (he
xclse tn x bill the decision means
i special election .lime LM), since
lie completion of t he referen
i u in petitions by next Tuesday
h said to be certain.
July I the date for changing motor
vehicle licenses, an act reducing
motor vehicle licenses by about 25
per cent, both effective In IHIIO.
(he measure consolidating Into one
hoard the boards of regents of state
Inslll ut ions of higher learning and
uti act creating two .i new , ilicult
Judgeshitmln Multnnmnb-conjijy.
Three Itcveiiuo Acts. 9-:-
Among the taxation measures
'are three revenue acts effective In
j I !;t0. These are t he Income, the
excise and the Intangibles tax acts.
;The referendum has been invoked
against (he two former. Petitions
have been completed in the Incotort
ix reieremiuin. out in ine exciNi
I'ferenduni they are held up by
litigation challenging the attorney
general's allot tide, and may ind
,,p omph'ted by June I, the final
The bill giving Multnomah county
Vxv "H,re t'llt'ul1 J,HpR iH
ing suojei'ieu io uif! rcierenoiim,
nod the education rtard bill Is un
der attack In (he -courts on the
uueytlouallty. Tills mcasnro Is to
take full efreel Jgly 1 by speclnl
provision of the bill, e.i"pl thai
lor the first two yeiirs the board
would allocate no fjutds approprin
led for the several inn! It u ion. Af
ter that it Is given full nuihoriiy
In distribute the funds among he
Institutions as it sees lit.
Among the measures becoming
(Continued on Page n )
Democrats Favor
m i vtw
on .Vacation IVips
t summer. CoaeU 1'brfntli. wan thn
i''. before she leaves for Sluufnrd
She will study dramatics at
" ' '
lord under the instruction
don I'tivW.
Mi-vi Kllcano:- I. VrjnoO. fo
i barge tif Ittiu and lOugMsh, tef
last night (or Seattle when' she
will attend the Culversity or Wii-Ii-lugton
Ibis summer ami complet
her credit- for her roast itf-H degree.
M isf Klorenee VVilllatlts. the etna-
mercia
(eatdier, leave Tues
day for ltoalia. Waidi., and tin n
tti Seattle,
Arnold 'Jralapp, who teach'.-
science, be in l.a Grande nboni
a month, Instruct Inj; a class In bi
ology. II" will leave aboul .hilv
I. tor llerkeley.-Cal., where he will
attend the Cniversiiv of I 'allloi llla.
Mlsa I
Holt, the mathematics
ea Vllig her e Slllld.n fo !
leach
Minneapolis, Minn
, w here -.he will
Miss Klleanor
visit her parents
Oliif-s. s
rind physical fduca-
' Hon teacher.
Tuesday, w here
friends.
Mrs. Ilertha K
she
H.iys, the rom-
(Continued oa Paf 6)
SEEKS "FLAPPER'S" RECORD
if?iisW'-"'V. f' ..i
Here is the new c -it contendci' for the women's duration IMght rec
ord. Shi Is 2u-ycar-d(l .Mnrjoi-lo C raw lord of las Angeles, Cal.,
who plans in start her lligbt ttslay In n K Inner inonoidaiic with
Mifriclcnt fuel to last ItU hmirs. Miss Crawford has tlown lor II v.
U'jhn. If she niualns a bd't mil U tho giisollne is clmustc.l she
will break (ho present ifcord of more than 211 hours held hy l-Mlnor
Smith, 17-yenr-ohl "flying fliippcr" of New York.
Youth Dies Of
Injuries; Horse
Crushes' Skull
Thomas Schooler, aged J7 year
died in the Grande Konde hospital
yesterday front injuries icfcived
I hii niu hi bel'nro w ben n burse
S,P(IIP, on hCJI,,( rrilshlng lus
skull. Thomas was returning with
Mime horses from water in o'd
Town, accompanied by his brother
riding another horse, when Thom
as' horse shied at an nulonic.hllc.
unseating him. His brother!', horse
Htepped on his head beToro he could
bo iited.
lie is survived by his parent,
w ho came here lait winter, and sev
eral brothers and sisters. Kuncrnl
services will be held tomorrow at
1! o'clock at the Snodgrass and Pho
nier man niort nary. Itnrlal will
take place in the
I), H. cemetery.
Crazed Slayer
Decapitated Iy
Chicago Train
f'HH'ACW, June
I A P ) I'd -
nd Pi cum;,
(ho niauaic w ho
b ad, and w und-d
KlM Ulice me,,
Ihn-e others while In a drunken
fury yesterday, was reapHaled to
day by a t'hicugo and Noit h western
laitioad liain. A body f'Mind on
1 lo- i i 1 1 1 oi way as id n( il n-d
pt.silix ely by a li.diing lieenn- is
silrf) to I'retiss, and police believe
the man, sohorei over night, real-
ied the Inuredy id yesleiday ami
COIilMiltted snicnle.
Die condrlloii id Presiiss letdy
indicate d lie tad lain on (be iiaek
1 watted lor the train to run ovef
e tia id.
I'm -:iss. a war 'Iiiimi a nd fx-
port mar I; small, lulled t wo idu
no'ii and a civilian yesterday and
wounded two policemen and two
civilians with a pump shotgun. The
polite were members of a s(iiad
id to :n i "vt him !! n'ii:booi
In aid him Hir alen lo kill his w ile.
Jlrcak School
oft'i ami n i fific
KTAt;; i ii;ij. ' ni'A':i, .inn-
I (At) -Thl pi lint.- ra-lecl ion of th"
niititiy's high chool athietc it fi Ml -bei
'. bewail the batlle for tU'
W'l'J national j jil five hnla.sl ic ll af It
and field championship.
Klwyu I'i'ih.-, I.ortatne. Kas..
a ii-w worhl's record in Intel :-dml-usdc
ij:ds for I he. l--pound shot
0(, Wttll a tO.S OT !)'! tee t (Mh"'.
His effoit bettered "Hud" lloiis r"'
leeord Of Mi l'et Ii Inches, set. ill
i
WAI.TOVM TH (Ht(..M,i;
liKAN'IS PA-". On-., June 1
i A i'J--t m , a nialiou or a r late di
vision of 'be laait Walton tea-.'lje
id America will be effected u t a
to I'.tigene ineei ing sd for June .m at I'ort -w
ill visit land. 1 1 1 ec.-s hi e now being seal
to ihe STj hapt rs in Oregon ty the
Jow phit.e haplT, the second old-
et In the Male, upon reieft Of
in.iiij utegun U'a Honia io:.
'
ATM Lok AHscIvs Unreal
BISHOP SPEAKS
: AT GRADUATION
Four Students of Sacred
Heart Acad(Miiy Com
pletc School Last Night.
"The only linppines Hint comes
in life Ik from duty well done," said
tli III. Itev. Joseph K. iMcOrath.
I). I)., bishop ot P.aker. in addre s-
Ing the graduates from the Sacred
I leurt academy at imposing exor
cises last evening at t he Chtireh
of Our l.ady of the Valley. I -r.
Atcfirath gave during (he course oT
his address, what he believed in ho
the fmii causes of the social un
resl in the world today. The first
of these was the general contempt
for authority. The second was the
,Jltt(,( t fwn I'fl our brethren, triri'
envious oT the social, those of low
id" envious of thfise of a higher so
ifinl position. The Ibbd oilli-.c ciled
!v.as the mad rirdi for gain and the
fourth the dislike for Work.
I The speaker pointed not that (his
tendency seemed lo be iiiheienl in
the race. Unit it w'.-ri loiinil in the
earliest savages and seemed to be
becoming n i ore und mme preval
ent. Hy work, the speaker nie.inl
any occupation that gave mi indi
vidual mi Inward happiness, rather
than a reputation io Hie eye 'O the
world. The ordinary pen;on goes
through life unnoticed, tint one may
bring real happiness II' be has Imn
e.t work. Speaking directly to the
class he emphasized the l,o( that
ea' h one has the inl' l"!l to per-
,,., nf ,rlltirur
thl, lv,.M t(f (her
al liadlll':s to
The complete program ii
evening last, evening wan i
lows: March, organ solo: t
( ti.e
i s rot-
loMIIS,
'tis, tll-
'In To Spent vl," mareh; clnu
led fiy .lesfde A. Hoaldns. Mesi-
d; -a II. N. Axhby, T. I!. Maxwell.
Male f'o.x, J. McNamee. C. S. Mo'tie.
Knimds (diver, I.. Ilicsel), Harry
MeChiy, Miss lanllle .H'tcn If ami
Miss I'" ranees lugels, 10. II. 1 1 urlev.
William Peaie. Hermit Itagam. -.u-gene
ewlin, Norman Slinj-, and '.a
-'a nn Hoyden.
"Ave Maile." fiwcti: f.' I"cli,,n bv
i'dn, Agne Sin It b. M . ri'Oi
ChnilS,e, pall i k Keiiltetlv, il'li
Itetle I'luiM'"-!' WiiVO" f lottdei b,.m,
Ijt.iothv Wall, Mary H-.h-ily;
f,ianling of d'plom.rt
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H'oniluiied on Page M
Reparations
experts a he
in agreement
PA HIS, June I I AIM Th- re.
paia'lons i'i''il.i t ame to a full j
ae t-ni d on the i epi ra t ions s- 1 1 e
mem today wilh tli exception nt
the trouble. .le-MOf of (.(Mllliei-
atiou In Helghnu tor liei'maii maiks
h-tl in that cotinnv by the Muan
artoies ol oectipalion.
That 'e-,l t'.ii. the ru;)y one re
maining open in a Way ol" a com
plete setihiocni, probably will go
ov.-r until next week, pel milting
the ifovemiueniK concerned to car
ry on Inleii-hang' s.
Stanford Wins
Record Breaking
I.C. A. A. A. Meet
Four Meet Marks Shatter
ed at Franklin Field
Cardinals Pile up Over
45 Points.
By Alan J. C.ould
Associated Irenn Hporth Kditor)
FKA.NKLIN KIKl.D, Philadel
phia, June 1 (Al) Kour meet
ii'ecordH were shattered n.s Stanford
university capturod tho Inlereol-
i legiate A. A. A. track and field
I chutiiplonshlps today for tho third
I spread-eagled their field to pile
up . points, giving the far west
Its eighth triumph In nine years.
The far wests made It one,, two
when Southern California finished
necond.
The final team scores include:
Stanford 4fi; Southern California
at; Pennsylvania 18; Now York
university 14: vMu 13; IMtts-
) burgh and California -! 1 each.
I Harlow Hothert and Kile Wrens,
of Stanford, finished one-two in
(he shot put. Itothert's now meet
record, &0 feet 3 Inches, made yes
terday withstood further attuck.
His teammate, Kren., although
losing the title, rallied to take sec
ond place with a tots of 50 feet
fi-S inches.
Two -.Ml In Iteeont llroken
The second record to bo tumbled
during the meet, and fliwt today
went to (he credit of Jimmy Huid,
Harvard captain, who raced Ills
famous Penn Stale rival, Hill Cox,
Into tho ground In the stretch to j drowned.
break the tape In 9 minutes, t2 j with tho temperature In the New
seconds, for the Iw o mile run. In ; York City urea reaching a nuncl
successfully defending the till" ho mum, of !I0 degrees, tho highest
won last year, Held broke the I. i'. Hiiih far this season, nine persons
A. A. A. mark or JJ-f made by (succumbed and IS wore prostrated.
Ivan Dresser of Cornell in lt lit. Huston, one of the centers to
Jesse Hill of Southern Calif- ; surfer most from Iho torrid spoil,
oruia cracked the I. C. A. A. A. I was tho first to feel relfef. A
record In the running broad Jump thermometer rending of 84 degrees
with a leap of 26 feet, 7-8 .Inches, a 8 a. in., yesterday made It tho
This eclipsed tho foi iner mark of hottest place It 'the country nt
H I fed. 10 ;i-8 inches set by Alfred that hour, but by noon he empera
Itates, of Print Slale hint year. tttro had fallen to 71, Five deaths
Sidney Kleselhorsl, of Yale, sue- occurred, liowevor, before tho'heat
cessfully defended his 1! U0 -yard wave broke.
low hurdle title, bettering the meet- Other deaths were reported nt
record when, he hit (he tape in Maiden, Mass., and Lawrence,
'Jit 3-1 o ' seconds hut because of a Mass., a' 1 3-year-otd boy was
KtiTf wind at- hl buck the officials drowned ut Providonce, H. I.;
ruled It out as u record feat. The i -
1. C. A. "A. A. t aiula nl of ap-ft I FliOOIW KIMiTKN
'seconds, was set Hid . hi IH98 by A. HOUS'l'pN, Tex.. Juno I (AP) -C.
Kraenzlelti of Pennsylvulilii. Kioodn 'In uoutlj.' und eaat Texas
.MuCt-dltli'H Hti'tml f -VI If ! folluwitiir Irfrronllrtl tilihs, today
J'hll Kdwinds, dusky New York, had claimed ten lives, attd caused
university uegrp filer, shattered lauiuge amounting to millions of
Ted Meredll:h' J 4-year-old meet dollars. ...
record Tor the half mile when he ; Thre persono, none of whom was
made a show or his Held lo win identified, drowned yesterdny.
this event In one minute f.'J a-1 i a ineHsoiiKcr loy on u blcyela
secomlK. !was caught In tho swirling cur-
Kdwards finished -T yanls ahead rent In u street here and Svas
of his nearest rival. Chapman or nwept uway. A terrified onlooker
Itales. His (line eclipsed (he mark fell Into the wutvr und he too, win
of l:f.3 made by MeredKh In IKlfi carried uway. It was helloved.the
I mi.l ii-t.u .i.lir I 1. n.,.rin lu itf ,. uw.
j iim, U,W11., , .vn,.l(,.a ..-..-...i
held by .otto Pellzer) of Cn-rniany.
Northwest Meet
Is On At Eugene
This Afternoon
Kl'aKNK, Ore.. June 1 ( AP)
A rainstorm hit hhigene nt noon
today, (wo hours before the annual
noiihern division Paclllc coaal con
ference track and Held meet, but
iuickly gave way to sunshine. Meet
officials said the rain hud no Iff
olfeetfl on the well-drained Hay
ward Held.
Al the end of five of the I a
events Washington had L'7 points
ami Washington State, 14. Oregon
was third with I I and Oregon State
fourth with 4. Montana and Ida
ho had not yet counted.
Htev Anderson. Husky star, lied
tlie world record in the high hnr
dies.
I no-yard d.ti.h: won by Koter.
Washington Slale; Prendt-rgast,
( h egon, second : Pendleton, Wash
ingloii, thlttl; Shelly. Washington,
fourth. Time: l' seconds,
Mile run: won by Wiser. Wash
ington: Hill, Oregon, second; Tay
lor, Wash ing I on State, third ; 1
iiUKhcs, Washington State, rottrth.
Time. 4: lfi.8. New Norlhucst rec
ord. 44o-yai il run : w on by Me Ken -lion,
Oregon; Hartley. Washing
ton, riTond; Kelly. Washington
Stale, third: (tiller, Oregon State,
loorHi, (lino H't 4
Shot put: won by Jon-nip, Wash
ington: Ita instead. Wash in men,
ri'cond : Itoerhii ve. W.o.hlfmtoii
.''late, third; i''.l. Washington Slate
loillth. Oit,il)t e, 4: fett 4 Jin hen.
High hiiidls: won liv A rolei ian. :
S nnhlngloti; Ibodie. Wanh inet on, -second;
''iiiley. hegon Slate, Cleveland
thinl: Marl in. Oregon State, fourth Most on
Time 14 4.
-J1' yard da; h : wen bv Pen die
ion. Wellington: Pi erolergast, (in
ttell, eecond ; Moobel l y. Washing
Itm State, third; 1'iwnr, Washing
loll State, fourlli. Time " 1 ..
Cloudy Weather Is
Due In East Orefjou
ii, .Inn" I (Al')
ullooli lor III"
inn' - win. an -
Tlir V.fltllHT I
ui-fl. ln'iitiiiiiiii; .
lin'iiii I Iwrc Ici'luy l.y IIih l ull
nhil.-rt w.-ii(liri lmi";HI Its (o)Iowh:
l-'ai- Wt'Mt.-ui ;tiil.'H - llli- outlook
In lor Tiilr Uflilhcr III ralironiiti
aiol N.'.ala ull'l ronHhliTahlP Nhiv York 7 II I'
f-lrill(lln.'PH anil orr.tMlonal Hhowerx rhhnRO 4 H
In Malm, VVa.ihlnK'on uml Ort-Kon. I ilaltpricn; MayN. Scott un
Nurlnul t?iliiMnilil'i'N aru Imlhratt'ii. O" l'nr-vll ; lluah und Uliultc.
FLOODS AND
HEAT EXACT
HEAVY TOLL
Nearly 50 Dead in East
and Texas High Waters
Claim 10 Lives.
VOLCANO ERUPTS
ON AKUTAN ISLE
Quakes Cause Terror in
Queen Charlotte Islands
Japanese Village
Hemmed in by Flames.
NATI IU-; t-At'KKS DKATHS
New York Heat wavo deatn
list neur 50 toduy..
IM-inee Uuper, B. C Quakes
terrorize Islanders.
Cordova, Alaska. Volcano
erupts, fate of Z unknown.
Houston, Tex. Floods in
Texas claim l lives.
Tokyo Village of Tomlnl
surrounded by forest fire.
NKW YOHK, June t (AP)
iK-ulhs from (he extreme heat
which has blistered tho North 'AU
lanlie, states four duya neared tho
half hundred mark today. ,
Nineteen persons died from tho
heat yesterday and throe wero
ItOdleH u nilhl b l-ocnV,.rl In tt.a.
basement of aomn mnrhv building
when tho water recedes.
At Kort Worth a negro hoy
iswlmtviinff In tho high waters o(
tho Trinity rlvor, wus carried un
der by the swift current.
A levee break In Madison coun
ty flooded 10,000 acres in Hous
ton county, and 10.000 acres In
Hun Jacinto county were lnundntod
by water rrom the Trinity und Son
Jacinto rlvera.
NKW Vf)l,OA.VO KUt'PTfl
. COUDOVA. Alaskn. June 1 (AP)
! Intermittently lighting tho sky
with names und darkening It with
ashes a new volcano today wan
pouring molten tuvu down the Bides
I of an u n named mountain and
' threatening to cover all of Akutau
Islam), reshlent of the upper Aleu
tian iHlanda reported here.
The Island. H0 miles southwest
of Cordova, normally would have
about n dozen residents at this
time or year. Their fate wus un
known here.
PItlNCK 1(1 I'KItT, H. C. Jun
1 (AP) Htories of terror causes
(o resident h of the tjueen 'bar
luttc IhIiiuiIh during a sei lerf "o
cartlnpiakeu this week have bom'
(Continued on Pago ft
TODAY'S
BASEBALL
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ii. noit a n a
I'hJIadi iplila .in n i
liati-n-s: Whllehill am) Phll
lipf,; liaiie'haw and Cochrane.
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Maifr leu: Miller. Mil jus and I,,
w ell; MuriH ami Hevtng.
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Mnttcrii'K: liiiKan, Ailklns anil
Auliy; llnyt uml GrtibowHkl.
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; I'IHhIiiiiu 4 1 1 0
KiM.tN'W: Hoiikv ull'l l.orlnii;
1 ivtty, Itniiiii'. l-'ri'lich ami llar-
Ki'i-iivi'H. I.lnlon.
(i-liil.k K!iln hit Kith lionior;
Ixmalil lluriit hit llth und l-'tli).
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