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EDITION
THE WEATHER
Oregon: Generally fair tonight
and Tuesday, warmer Tuesday and
in eust tonight. Gcntlo northerly
VOLUME XXVII.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1929
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 187
7260 ATTEND
SHOW DURING
2 DAYS HERE
Nearly Four Thousand in
Sacajawea Inn Ballroom
for Closing Night.
28 HOME PRODUCTS
BOOTHS EXHIBITED
Some to be Taken to
Union for Livestock I
Show This Week En
tertainment Enjoyed..
With a totuj attendance of 7.2UO Heavers, proved too much for the
during tho two evenings and one La Grande Pirates yesterday and
afternoon, the Home Products the Kiephants journeyed homo
show slngod in the Hucnjuwea ball- with a f to u victory, the second
rontn Friday and Saturday by the.-shutout of the IJuccunecm this seu
L'nion county chamber of eonim-; son. The other blank came at the
crrc was a tremendous success. . ; hands of the league loading Pen-
BeTore the show opened It was dleton club a few weeks ago.
hoped that 5,(ui attendance would Coupled with tho effectiveness
be recorded but there were many j of the linker battery, both on tho
doubt. Saturday night the door defenso and offense, wus uimost
men run short of tickets and tt J uirtlght fielding by the other
was necessary to get a .fresh sup
ply in order to accommodate those
lu attendance.
The attendance on Prldnv . it
sniu. of rain, totaled 1.224 and on
Sal u i day afternoon there were
2.2 IK nresent. The riiriirn for Kill-
unlay evening was S.SIK and thejwhUfed a,,( Solvester grounded
hull was so crowded that it le es-
timated that several people turned
away who would have otherwise
uttended;
1!H Months IMiihitcd
Twonly-ciBht booths of liumo '
products were on display, iiimmnx '
hundreds of tnlon county people
wno n in not nnllze that so much- "". a"" no.-n nines basis with nn nndiM-stnndins that r
whs nianuractured In this dlHtriot. I ' IfliH-rs proved perfect wells. vote would net he taken before
The booths were very well nr- 1,liri' pitched steady hall and ! Wednesday
iimB'-d an caused much very 1 worked himself out of a hole in
tin oi-hI.'c comment. I the cishlh thut was worth men- !NO ,,.AKM m:i,Ii:.' KKI'OltT YKT
A feature or the two days was Honing. Keener rapped out a sin- i xVASHINOTON, Juno 8 (AIM
the giving away of approximately '-' "'' l-oymon and Cook got on I )rul.lner consideration a ulven
1:.m I, at and 10 each " 1"S '" ac,"3 . by the farm relief conference com-
nbrht and ut 4 o'clock iu tin. arlor- , "all'u "!. one down. J.ykf , mMep t0(I,v to ,,,,,, IIVOlve( ,rl
"oen. j "'l lo T'T', I' '""'!!,a the settlnB up of stabilization aKcn-
llarry Limine, radio entertainer ! I,ltt- .Murchlson lu Hlokko l'10 ,cies with the expectation that theso.
and composer, appeared threel .1 j questions would bo decided tomor-
llnies Huturdiiy, sluniiiB and phiy-l (Contlnllea on v&ki) 01 row and it flnul report agreed upon
Ini,- in the afternoon and twice ln-; : , i Wednosduy or Thursday. .. . -
the evenliiB. He piesented a. v, Ide
some of his own numbers, and his!
olfeilllRs were vigorously iipplalld-J
ed by the larue crowd. Mr. Dunne)
has a pleasini? voiire, a.jierfeet sense
of rhythm and u. pleasini; person-
aiity, all cuiiiIhihur lu cause nisi
iiaiiihei-s to he vert- noDtllar with
the audience. He roiln.Trly iuiik Played at the Lu tlrande collntiy
with Vic .Meyers' ami Cole McKI- club course yesterday, the men
rov s orcheslia.i over wfe American "laying a sweepstakes in the morn-H.'.aule.ist.ni,-
company, u chain ' '"8 and the men and women tak
embraclllR numerous western and "W I'1"1 " huslMmd-wlfo tour-mld-western
.adlo stations. , ney In the afternoon.
Hill l.ol,ar had cliarire or the J,oh" 1M " ' "
,,,,, ... .... ,.i..liu ,, . ! stakes with a press of SS. which
briefly on t ho value
ulie t; (lonar.s at numu
of keeping
buiid up community prosperity to :
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TWO NEGROES
HELD IN JAIL;
RCi'Vll V ffJfttfn ' K. Kinzel winninK with a net f of tin new Kastern Oregon Normal Mrs. John Hat, Mm. W. H. Hlol
W 1 11 II Y U MILJIS ?J M, Mvii J(,n.y ,-tllt,y an(1 sfdiool, is to be held in the Kitea-j (Irk. Mrs. Kveiyn Henneti. Mrs. II.
Two negroes, William Ihown
and II. It. I.ee. of I3(S Monroe, are
lu the city jail today, arrested on
ihaig'S uf lighting and disturbing
the peace, and both of them are
wounded, though not dangerously.
J lie case is to be turned over
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Iro'w
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throat .ind Lee had minor ujuries.
lee refused hoxvever ioign it
i.ni.i i n ! ti i till ii .-r irii"ni-u
to the state. Police Chief
coiuplaint against Hrown. Officers
say that the fight started in the "' IO l,lKr unu ":"t, "
1-2UU block on Monroe early yes- to rul' ''ml K.''n)!er before I ues
lerday morning and that pocket j (lay niffnt'
knives figured in the wounding. W"'le tho men are playing at
,, , j Walla Walla, the women will play
Mrs. lien Evans Dies'.
Near Point Barrow
Mrs. lien Evans, daughter of Mr. ;
and Mrs. A. 11. Perryman, of Lai
Grunde. and tt sister-lnluw of i
I .aw -re nee F.vans, died near Point '
Haroow , Alalva, on May S 1 o
pneumonia, according to a wire re
eiven nere louay irom n&r nus-
band. who is in charge of the Lski-
mo seltlment there for the govern-
inent. Mi's. Kvans death came as
a sad shock lo her many friends
here. She was tiie only white wo-
man In the far nOrth setlll.V-nt
...... ... la.i.e ill itu.ui a, ,mj
fore her death.
QMr. (,nl Mrs. Kvans. made thr o
home In North Powder before h
recei?o.l his uppolnt!i!enf to the
post In Alasku.
Wl., VI II Lit 'OIAV
7:3 a. nl. ."e above.
Minimum; 35 above.
Condition: clear.
WI.A I lli;U YITKItlAY
Maximum tif, minimum 4')
ubovc.
Condition: partly cloudy.
wiwVriiLit .mm; n, 102H
Maximum 73, minimum 43
above.
Condition: clear.
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Baker Blanks
Pirates Sunday;
Two Teams Tied
Both Pitcheis Effective
but La Grande Unable
to Reach Home
Double-Header Sunday.
Jtluu Mountain Lt-nyiic KuimliiiKs
W L l'ct.
Pendleton 7
1.000
.(IO
.600
.000
J La Grande. 3
I linker 3
Knlerprise o
Sunday ltc-stills
uieVonY?,.
At Pendleton: Kutt .prise 1, Ten-
At Grande: uakor 5, La
Grande u.
The' Halter battery which used to
toss 'em and take "cm with the
I Mucks, formerly known as the
white-suited lads,
Jn hits, I .a Grande scored five to
Baker's seven, but couldn't bring
a man home. Take for cxumplc,
th 'n"'tu Inning. Stokke, first up,
nnairn out a inree-nagger. .vioure
grounded out to third, Me Ken mm
UUI WW"IU'
lilts Itut ( Huns
T,t was that way throughout tho
game the Pirates were able to hit
Urauer's offerings but when it
came to gelling worn), they wcr
Impotent. Eight times La Grande
men drove tho ball far out Into the .
fA 1 1 PC In I Ufn I
Tournaments In
La Grande Sunday
Two golf to urmi merits wero
a net or 7", G. 1,. I.arlson and Kl-
,
third. -Mr. Larison s gross win So,
! his handicap 12 and his net I'-i.
Ml. Stoddard scored an SI and his
handicap was eight,
j The husbands und wives played
iu mixed foursomes in the after
1 nnnn ovent. with Mr. and Mrs. 1 !
JJr. and Mrs. Hay Murphy tied for Jw,,h '". announced lOfiay . o. Hale and Mrs. Joe Anson,
.second with a) net of 7T. Mr. mid ' A. H. Hunter, executive sccre-j Tonioi vov the ciinir will be held ,
Mrs. Charles Itevnolds scored 76, J t,,r-v of I'nion counHj chamber j at (Ireenwood school, with a com-'
Mr. and Mrs. H. Hay sa. and Mr. ' of commerce, which Is sponsoring mlitee headed by Mrs. Kiank Mil
ond Mrs. A. W. Nelson S4. lno dinner. j lering In charge. Wednesday's
Next Sunday the men of tho' I'MuxHtors from all parts of tho clinic will be ut Central und Thurs
country club will go to Walla Wal- j Northwest, Governor I. U Putter-I day s at Kiveria. j
la for an Intercity match, und
i word bus been received here that
" WaHhtnfrIon rMt w, tnaUe ttll
Tlor pi
i.M. ithiiitv so 'tn in Insure keen
1,11 lll. lo msnit. mm
'-"mpMitton in cifh group. All
members of the local club are
i a Mag tournament Here.
Reynods Elected
AllUnni Director
COItVALLlH. Ore., June ,'t (AP)
Murk J. .McAllister, of Satem.
corporation coimntssloner of Ore
gon. Is the new presuieni or tne
0r(.Kon St;t). ro1(KC atnMni nsso-
cjHtion Th(, ,.OHMlt of lht. linnuai
,(.rlj((n wa8 announc(.d here yes-
,.,,,.
e4f,.s Heynolds, of l.a (Ir.-inde.
K a ,,.,, r of ,,,.,, of
d , ,.c.ctol.K. JotnvA,, Cramer. Port-
, , elected vice president.
and Clifford biiiin, Klaioato Kails,
treasurer.
Towlers To Attend
N. E. A. Conventibn
Bri..e!....l rl l i . ' I) Tnu lee '
. 1 , , ., , oi i .i i ..Hueiuory work; Genevieve Nelsnii.
have received their credentials t . ' . . ... , . , .
ottend the N. K. A. convention as I
orffeial delegates In Atlanta. Ga..
June i!t -July' 4. inelusive, Mr. Tow-
ler representing tho state at larg
nml Mrs. Towler having a vote In
the elassrooin teaclieis ilepartment, , elan t-nuren Iieiu lust jlK'H liwas L.lrii Muitulte. ot I'orllanil. nresld
necurliiB her cn-.b-ntlals throUKh i '"I1"' "''' """ splendid proitress bus td at the urxun console, and Mrs.
the local uicanlzatlons. '"'en mude In the liquidation dr the . . MorBnn sntiB the solo, "llless- I
Mr. Towler received his cred. n. ! church debt. It wus decided to ,., re they which are persecuted
tin Is from V.. T. Curlelon. secre- paint both the church and the pur- J ,y Ward-Ktepli.-ns. In the evenllil?
tary. They plan to leave here the "naKe this summer and also to re- . mi., Gladys Miller played the ser- '
Inst of this week or the rirst or move the church steeple. I vice, and Miss Jennie Nl-l-e)i '
next. stopptnB enronte nl Salt
Luke City, Denver and in Illinois,
HEARINGS ON
DUE JUNE 12
Will Continue Before Sub
Committee Until About
Tenth of Juiy.
DATE FOR VOTE
WILL BE DECIDED
0 . ' j
benate Begins ConSldera-
tion nf Honvpr T?ppmn-;
UUI1 UI XlUUVei JeCOin-
mendation on National
Orifjint; OllPStion
Wliglilb UtbUOlU
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WASH INUTON, June 3 (AD ;
Tho Senate Finance committee to
day adopted a motion by Chair
man Smoot calling for public hear
ings on the hoiifo tariff bill to be
conducted by sub-committees com
posed of three Republicans and
two Democrats each."
A motion by Senator Simmons,
of North Carolina, ranking demo
crat on the com mitt i e, lur open
hearings before tho full commit
tee, was rejecter.
The hearing will start June 12 1
and, end not later than July 10. j
The- committee will meet again j
tomorrow ta discuss fixing a dale!
for a final vote on the tariff be-j
fore tho regular session In Decern- j
be.-.
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Illllllhrilltloil (.Im-stlon l
WASHINGTON, June 3 'All I
The senate la-Kan consideration to
day of the recommendation or
i President Hnni'i-r fnr i-oiici.l nf the
nlllon-,i orlRlns immigration ipiota
Tho export debenture plan o far
lias received no consideration, as j
I inis win ue jcil io inc last. i no
j understanding is that the report
jwlll recommend its elimination and
! administration leaders have ex
pressed the belief that the senate
would uphold this recommendation.
BANQUET TO BE
GIVEN IN HOTEL
j
i
Visitinir Educators and,
of Chamber Wednesday.
The baiHiuet. tu be iven Wed
nesday niKht as the concluding
P t of the program of dedication
" na-tiiiH-rH or inn Konru oi i
regents ami the new higher board
of education, as well a represent-
Z;f io lej or the I
0JMern naif of the state an to -Iji .
.
" th !l ''"-'""'O'l'-r f U
nmdt. business men and their
wives also to be In attendance
This morning Mr. Hunter stated
that tickets were going rapidly for
the banquet, and urged that all res-
ervatlons be made before Tuesday hoard the "t.'arnianla" of the I'un
eveninlf. so as lo Klve the liotel an ' nrd line. In London she will visit
arcurato estimate or how ninny will
be present in time to prepare for ,
the servlnir. i
The dedication ceremonies will 1
,h'ln Wednesday afternoon
wun tne iiiyniB or tne rionerstono
at H o'clock, to bo followed by u
frnntlnneit nn Purr I
Cbttcchjes Observe ChUdrea's Day;
Cbildreo'H miy as appr(fl'i.9tety f August. They w('J go (iwt diirlnjo
observed in vtirious i:hurr6;es of Lithut pbiIo'q j
Goyide yest-orcpiy und at tiie Kiot-j cbiidren's day was suitably ob- '
II m li Lutheran eburch. Hie p;ooor. 1 m vi 3 by the Piesbyio. ian Monday
othe. Hev. l-lf !1. A wes aoO'ju)eed !
I the dally vaogioQ Ri&Ie sf'Uil. ;
wiiicti win ijcgin at tne oLu'PirrM.n".
thurcii June la. The school will
ch-6'1 on June 21. HessionK will b
he!don!y during the mornings. I
The staff f(fl0ih
sihooi win be1
ff f ..1 i
" " nill. Him
' Q
Mrs. WilliiQn.s. iMuslc. und Mia!
Awe and Mrs. 1. (iehrin, d run lu
ll I on of Hihlii stories. o
.11 ii niieemi meeuMK oi in"
The pnstor an.l his ramlly w. re ,
granted two months leave ot ab-1
School Election
To Be Held Here
Monday, June 17
Terms of Robert S. Eaki'n
and Dr. J. L. Ingle Ex
pire Nominations may;
be made up to June 8. '
The annual school election for
district No. 1, including La Grande
and nearby territory, will be held
on Monday, Juno 17, It was an
nounced today. Two of the school
(llrnrfnra' lanun nvnii-n ..,1
will be two directors to elect for
three-year terms.
The election will be held from 3
t ' m: in Central and Grecjn-
wood senoolH- Wanks foiMetmons
for nomination are rady and may
' obtained nom h. k. wiiiiams.
clerk. The nominations must be
llulde no later than June S. U ,1s
said. It requires the signatures of
10 citizens im it n.. tit Inn tn n, ...,(
.
mile.
The two members whose terms
expire ure Uobert S. KuUIn and Dr.
J. L. .Ingle. This morning neither
.Mr. Kakln nor Dr. Ingle had defin
itely determined whether they
would seek re-election.
School elections ure also to he'
held In other districts In the coun
ty on Monday, June 17, It is an
nounced. Circuit Court
Term Under Way;
Five Indicted
Tho June term of circuit court
opened this mnrnlnir whh ,i elvll
action of the Weber Showcas- and
Fixture Co. vs. W. H. lteuter.
suit for recovery of personal prop
erty sold on tax sale, according to I
reports received from tho court
house. Circuit Judge J. W. Knowlctt
is presiding. - j
Tho second case set for trial will
be that of the- state vs. (loorge
Heeler and CI. D. Hitchcock,
charged with unlawful possession i
of a deer.
The grand Jury ri'pori"'! fivo
true bills and one non-true bill lata
Saturday, the non-truo bill freeing i
Jo.Qoisuri ot charges of non-sup-
port of a minor child.
Two of the Indictments charge '
Cfiiriles B. tfwaggerty and LestPr
Klliolt with forgery. They will en
ter pleas tomorrow morning ul 10
o'clock.
First Of Series
Of Clinics Held
At Willow Today
There wan a luiw patronage at
tiie fii-Ht of the Herle of f ree
health el in les, in the annual kuiu-
iner round-up, held today at the
wmow w-nnoi. Tim Parent-Teacn-
of La Orand la
ripoiLsoriiiK tin: moveineiU, tin they ,
have In years past, while MIhk Alice
.Marquardt, county health nuir",
in In immediate charKe.
The committee which hud chni'Ke
today consisted of Alrn. It. Alex-
a niter, chairman. Mrs. Han Miller.
rp e-..,, Cr,.,.,..
" ufiir
n London, England
.
Mrs. Ji. Mc"atte,y and on W.,1-
lace left Ln Grande last night on
t he start of a Journey thut will
take them tn London. They will
go lo New York where they will j
relatives and friends this summer. !
she plans to return tu l.a Cirande
next full. I
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TACNA-AltH i; THIOATV MI.M I)'
I, IMA, I'eiu, June It (Al'l Kie
Taciia-Arlca treaty, si-tlllilK a loim-
pi-nillnB boundary dispute between '
Chile and I'ern. vies siKin-ii lodiifx '
- v
ui-hool tjOirh'gO hi school hour Kun-
d::;- rr.srr.Ir.i". Il ..- -K,yiu
program y wiipti ppm leojnerf! ;
and primary children0 had a htAej
part. A beautiful playet0 by a
group of Juniors was the closing I
"ur tu i i
ginners. children under six, brought j
i I'J.no, und the iirlmary, children i
Itetueen Nix am: nine yenrs of age, !
ffroughl J:.ijii to .be addi-d to this
; fund. Tl- church was aglow with
i 1111111' flfirt ITM
a t. the morning nerv IV Miss
pleiiKed the conBi-eBHtion w ith a
violin soio.
STORMS LASH
NATION OVER
THE WEEKEND
Rains, Hail and Wind
Cause Heavy Damage in
Kansas and Missouri.
HOUSTON CLEARING
UP FLOOD DEBRJS
Woman Drowned and
Two Irrigation Dams
;. Destroyed in Cheyenne
District Bridge out.
KA..VSAS CITY, June 3 (AP)
Torrential ruins, hail and wind
caused damage amounting to hun
dreds of thousands of dollars- In
Kansas and Missouri yesterday.
. A severe rain and wind storm at
Wichita, Kan., wrecked several
buildings and a dozen airplane
at the municipal and Swallow fac
factory airports, damage approach
ing the $200,000 mark. The West
ern Air Express tri-molored plane,
bound from Los Angeles to Kan
san City, landed five minutes be
fore the storm struck und was
demolished. The plane, valued at
$7ii.n(M was on the second flight
uf the new Kansas CIty-Loa An
geles line.
Windows In buildings In Wichi
ta's business district were shat
tered and trees wero uprooted in
the residential section. Scores of
persons were injured slightly by
glass und limbs falling from trees.
Reports received at Wichita In
dicated heavy rains and hall with
strong winds, swept, the entire
southern half of the state. Near
Hardenter a house wiis blown from
Its foundation. was feared the
whoHt rmp may have been dam
aged considerably.
Flood damage In Northwest
Missouri already aniotiiitiiiK to
titiiiii
tn iitiiuirM, was mereiiHeif
by rains of Cloudburst proportion.
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l.'I.Min M A .1111 will
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HOUSTON, Tex-., June 3 (AP) yacht at Ulnck iHland Into Satur
MooU "Wafers In east Texas that dny nfternoiiji.- -
took at least one life In Houston I
, . ' !'.' '. """"' -
ma oil at millions of dollars were
ruHhiiiK toward the Kulf vuhhI low
lauila today. UeNidentH In that nee
lion have moved to the highhiudK.
Watera of the Huffalo , Huyoti
(hat flooded IIdunIuu wiim within
Hh bunkH aKaln aild the' removal
of flood wreekaKe has been Hlartod.
KTOUM Al'SKS FLOOD
CHKYKNNi;. Wyo. Juno a (AP)
One woman wuh drowned anil
two Irrigation dams were destroyed
iu a rush uf water fullowliiK a
severe hail and rain storm hero
yesterday.
Jtnllroad tracks were under
mined, houses were inundated and
rivp f six bridges over Crow Creek
Which was swollen to flood stage,
were washed away.
Mrs. Sulcdad Rodriguez, 7.
d"iif und infirm, whs unable to
struggle to safety and was drown
ed. Her body was found In a room
of her hoti.se. submerged.
Oamage of $200,000 at the Wy
oming I Icreford ranch was the
greatest loss of the sudden flood,
the worst this region has expcii
eneed since 1 003 when Vow
creek last went on a ranipjige.
MISS RIGGS PS
STILL LEADING
CONTEST HERE
.MarK-'i'-i-t liiKKS, Willi I 9,i 5(10
vnles. c-unl III lli-M lo lend tl nr.
llelimaie In Ihe American Legion "I'd JX-finu dnlihle i.nl.ln erulser
beauty contest loday. next to t he i recent ly l.ulll hiQe, nm on order
I'"-1 le-ron- the conlesl cloKi-sjor anyone. II was Hold n ur
lull, row ut C .. in. Leah O. i a hi - j slut w rooms. Hut I iiO. al lib-
W. II IS sei-,,,,,1 with 12.11,11: HhyAs Oily (o say who the purchaser Was.
Aiis.-ll has C9,0 ami Maxlae Me- ' !' Mumi-IIi- Is a very uni.le-
O" " '
i ne.ie inures are liu- reporli-o
tulals hill, II Is said Hon ao'"0 ol
the Kills have bi-n "hohllliB olll"i"'"l 17 miles an lion-". IHeTu IH a
votes lo turn in at le Ujt miniit'-.
indicii'O-ig iP-tt the race IP tlll
anybodo,
The Oiliner oT On eontf.U will
be unnouri'-d at HQ so o'clock to
morrow night ut an 0 merh aio Le
gion .iijjiee 1-) h,. h' !d . In Zubcr
lu.U. The Oinnef v (II be queen of
Ihe McKay duiQ reiebrallon Inter
In the month, will be an attendant
to the queen of Hie Pendleton
ICoiiiq'-I p in September, and Ovill
fet,leenl Ihe I" l'Hid" p',-1 (n
Hie Auieflcan Legion convention Iri
Sniern laier In the summer.
Mount Vesuvius
In Eruption Again
NAPLKS. Italy. June .1 f AP)
Mount Veuvluv, seomge uf the
rich neapolltini country side, burst
suddenly inlo eroptlun axiiln this
iiftnrnnfin,
The lava stream wiis nearly 40
fwl wide liml described us copious
ulld lively. No damage was rorseell
ror new dwellings or Ihe snilent
excavated i lly i,f l-ompell, since Ihe
new lavs, current throw- from the m,, ,. knew there bad been a dlelon on May 2. was today sent
Bruit eial-r was pourlnx Into "Hell warrant out for him. but believed enced by l-'edernl JtldBo Mi-Nary to
Valley." The Interior erutitlvc cone
iii.iiti.uintd Its nuiuiul activity.
solo record' i
HcrlH'i't J. l-'ahy, iilxive, lest
pilot, or Ijim AuhcIch, Is (he
bolder of the new mIo endur
ance rilgbt i-ccm-U. ..lit re
mained alolt :i(l hours Ad min
utes ami :Hi seconds Inst week,
. beating tho previous rwonl
held by Martin denseii. who
was up :!." boms :i:t liiiiuites
and 2 1 HCcomls.
LINDBERGH BUYS
38-FOOT YACHT
P n vr. Vi i c r. c Vnanl fe
l uicnases Vessel tov
Honovmoon T-Tia Pivf-
lioiiL.yiiioori jus iiibt
water uraii.
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TVKU LONUDN, Conn., June 3
i. ..,. ,
tiin.nn uuuiti liiniiiun oi
motor bunt Kllzaln-lli Ann
V'."" In", "i"." "T,"1""' ,"""!
who Identified himself as Colonal
r.,....i a i ...... .,
v in, , nn i.iiiii iivt k II. lie III lb
The Coluiiel according lo Cnp-
1 1 a I u ItiiuiKlM, was wearing dark
KU,.S , ,.,.,, identity, but
admit let! he was Lindbergh when
questioned, he had stopped to take
on gasoline and water and Is
quoted jih telling Cuplaln Hounds
be was on his way to iloslon to
pick up a parly of four.
The viicb-., acconlliiK to Cuplalu
ItoiindH, was a 3H-f..ot motor
iloiibln i-aliln vessel called ".Mini-
eel" of New York
'
niifl llT VM'ii-i- iv ,v
' , . , '
.-.V i ... i ."" 7, .. .
' !''.'". A; i;iii"'';k1
hoimht a .IK-i.iot ll.illbli- i-iihlu
motor yacht naiui-d Mnuei-l two
weeks ai;o. one week befiire he
uas man-led and net forth on his
honeymoon.
This w;is authoritatively learned
today iillhiiliKli the i'.li-o limit'
Works of llaynnne, .V. J., builders
of the yiielit. hii lit that they eimld
nol Kiiy anythlni; alinnl the mut
ter. After It hud been ilefl nil i-ly
learned that Colonel l.liidherah
lino oiiiiKiH nn- .iitneei, irii-in
Clliise. inuuiei-r of Ihe Kil o IVol'ks,
was n.sked aboiil the side and hy
il had lit-i-n kepi. Hei-ri l.
"f am very hurry." he salil, "but
r- -
of II Kale of
Muuetf, l Colonel
l.llllbei-;h.
"Yimi tlen'l il
il. tl-.
lias asked.
"oh, no." he reilliil. "I am
I merely uiiable lu nay iinyllllm;
nOinil II. The lloln-lle Is a Kliincl-
' , ' , ,, , , ,
"" "' " "i-h" n s. .... v.".-
i '""' ,IIIH " speed between IB
(Condoned on Pago fil
ARREST MAKER
a AT RAKER "ON
Vi1!1 O'Cl "JrV
POItTLANH. June Ii (AP)--Kay
Maker, PoiHund bnrber. will ar
raigned lor pre li miliary hearing
t "veonenuay oon ne-nun noiiK'-n
Ki'iii!: out of reeeiil v. IiO lend In
vice raids here. Am-sied in Itnkec,
firegon, w here he was employe I,
Ma ker w ;t returned here and
placed In jnll after he had been
sought by potlliind police for more
than three months, lb- wtis impll
ci.led by Ci..i;il Mac WiiKunl'ltisl
In bet illH'lusuie id the operations
ora wlde-fluiiB I'ortlaiid vice Unit.
!(!,.,. M ,. lt,,.( with tiil.InK Illicit
i-arnltiKs of a woimni. .Miss Wiikou-
,nM H, M. ,i ii,.,. lived lu-
Kciher ,e downtown l'o.- where
B, was i-iiipliivi-d. '
linker Is said to have played on'
the llaker baseball team while ho
was In Hint i lly. Win n arrested
'the trouble bad blown over by
now."
Accidents Take
Usual Toll: Trio
Dead In Oregon
Portland Attorney's Wife
Killed Two Dead and
Two Near Death as Re
sult of Wreck.
1'OUTLANI). Ore., Juno 3 (AVj
Automobile accidents took a tolt
of three lives tn Oregon Sunday.
Two of the victims one of whom
j'mod l'''l""u1' "'e,' ",s,"n"y
M.-a. Kthel Alexand.M-, 35, wife
of Janiea 1-', Alexander, proinineni
1AI-Ilnn,l nll,-n.ii, ,mnu 1111.1
cniHhcd uncim- tho family nuioino-
Lllo aa it backed over an cmhnnk
melit and overturned on tho road
between Cnnnon lleach and Hidlee.
Tho Alexandei-n wore celebrating'
their neventh ueddliiR anniversary
at the beach resort.
imniei ii. l-lltninn, 73 and Jlr.
Iaieimla l'utnian, 7-1. of Sprlnir-
brook, Ore., lost thoir lives whon
tho machine In which they wero
ridhiK was struck by u Houthnound
Southern Pacific electric train on
a blind croasiiiK near Newbei-R.
r
TWO Ocnil ill California.
1 I.ONU IllCAt'll. Cal., Juno 3 (A- ' cents over Saturday's dull closlne
I') Two wero reported dead and iiuotatlons July wheat, soiling tin
two others not expected to live us der a dollar last week, for the. first
tho result of an automobile. colll.
loll heie hist tllKht.
The dead:
Mrs. Howard Kllsworth. 32. St.
Taut, Minn.
Harry Clu-isMaii, Kiiibo, N. I). I
Mrs. EllHworth, her husband, to-
Kethcr with t'niistlan and lr,
l'l'iink narrow, were RllestH of rjd-
ward l'illlot of Olendale, Cal., Ill
.... .r. nmcmno on a sigiuse...
lug trip Hie guesls wero hero to
nltend the Shrine convention.
hlliot's car collided head-on with
i , a ,
v , f f ,' , , , '""'i'
vc-wcio were .ioin.Son, ma wire un.i
l'"'0" i'1'11'1"'"- Johnson and
y()llllB(,t child, can a. sutai
Ills
sustained
" ""' we e iiui ex-
" 'ecover accoriiing to nos-
plul "l,or"'- Johnson sua-
lalncd a. hi oken collarbone, whlln
. ...
ijeOua, id year old daughter, sill-
fered a hrolien iirni. The' Ultra
Ch"''' C"CT",C" unhur1,
nefnrilltiu- lo ivnni-ln nl i-.ie linuiurni
"
Sinclair Appeal
Denied By High
Tribunal Today
WAHIIINUTON, June II ( A I"
The sentences Imposed upon ilarry
1''. Hlnclnlr, Henry Mason liny anil
w- Hhermnu Hums for IiiivIiir tho
l'"""'-Hinrliilr Teapot Home jury
"'""lowed, were upheld today by
"'" "'iP'eine court, hut the fifteen
day senlenee on William J. Hums
war. dlsHiiproved.
.Sinclair Is now sen-lnif a Ihriw.'
inonlhs senlenee In Ihe District of
columhla Jail for co,itnn,6t of tho
,., ,i ,
nttcslioiis befoi-K the Ki-nale Oil
eoiiimllli e lu ronneetlno with tho
oil InvestlKiitlon.
In Ihe case decided loday tho
Bovi-rniuenl charired that Hlnclnlr,
throUKh liny, had iMliployed the
Hums ilelecllves lo shadow Urn
Ju-y. Mlm-lnlr eonlend.-d the bo v.
i.rnni,.iii ii,i,i rniioi i.. ,.,.n,ii,. ..i
deili-i. showllKf that the shadowlm;
bad obstructed the trial and all ill- '
felidanls jolnefl in nn appeal.
.j i nr i
etlllQUS ItlllSt
llo ln till Miflnlnhf
liC IU lifj mlanigm
i
KM l- vl (in. int.,. 'i iiih
i.i-,.vi. ..ri... .nine .1 iai-i '
,:,,., ,,y ml.lulBhl lonlKht (ho
completed peiltious In Hie referf-n-dtuo
or ihe excise lax bill are filed
with the secieiuiy uf slnlet (he rer- i
ercudnrii will fall and I hern will be
no special election June 2H,
his wns .-Miohii.tlv.i.,1 l.i.litv liv
H,.,.,e(,i ry of Stale Moss, isrlleu-;
M1.y i,,.,.,,,,, w0 newspaper nr.
AI,,.K ,.,i ial I he backers or Ihe '
n.,.r,.,l0iiB, hn- Ill mldulllhl :
Tt,,,H(((y , w,h , , ,,, ,.,.;
.. :
Ring Passes Good
Night; Is 64 Today
WINDSOR. KllBlnnd, .lime :t (A
I') I'elHoils close tiWllldsor ens
ile I'd II be known loday KlnB
(it-oiBe, III Willi an iibcess i ;t his
loe.hlon, lunt .'MJ-ivj u go
nigh.-.
I
WIHMOIC, 9:u',., June :i (Al') -Nitrm
ioi.s conginliihilloits were i-e.
cived by King George loday in
.,.,,.,r f i,t 1. 1 1 t l.lrlhditv.
Plane Missing In
North Four Days
SKWAItli, Alaska, Juno 3 ( A I'
An onverified repuit him been
received .by the steii lushlp Alaska
th'U the (Inrsl plane, Alaska, bus
been mlssloK fulir days out of
Curiluva. .lu tlm Cape llllii hln-
brook urea.
I 'M ATI 1,1, A M'.M l'..( I )l
l'( lll'PLA Nil, June 3 (Al'l II.
H. K-ibimander. charKed with tho
sine or llipior to Indians near I'en
sixty days In Jail and was lined
lluo.
GRAIN PRICES
SOAR TODAY;
July Wheat, Under a Dol
lar Last Week, Finishes -Day
at Over $1.03.
OTHER SHARES IN
UPWARD COURSE
.. .
"
Most Sensational Come
back since bast Febru
ary, When Wheat Start
ed Idling Downhill.
CHICAGO. Juno 3 (AP) Grain
I pi.ice8 turned tho corner today and
spurred by . prophesies of quick
Kovernmental action to rollovo the
surplus crop situation raced uphill;
in sensational lonps. Wheat Jumped
up nearly nlno conts a bushel at
I the opening and settled back at tho
elrwe In nn mlviiiien RU In S it
time In six years, finished today at
J1.03-M, to '..
:UH!,QO. Juno 3 (Al) Grain
prices sky-rocketed today in hys
terical outburst of buying that
lirtcd wheat from 1 to 8 cents
at tho opening. Published reports
that tho government would come
01111.0(10 fund to aid in handling the
immense wheat surplus lnspirod
, wl,1(,sl 0,)onlng , yt.araj wlth
vrice , different sections ot tho
,,, plt varying as much as 6
coniH
S.lia.lonnl Comeback
T"'cro wore few offerings at the,
.. ,. ,. ,,,; .
started tho Hensn.tional comebaotc
f ,,.i,i ,i,f u.n i.. n .
c) o! () ,. ,t1 H fov months. July wheat
0,1CIU,(, nt to ,,,05 aH comlmred
with Saturday's clflso ut 08 A lo.y.
.. i. . ,
twine, iiiiu oeifiemuui nuawu Ul.
tl ni' in t 11 entnnowri with h,.
previous 'finish at I 02 to A
J'omber showed the 'extreme ud-
. .-i ' n . ...
vaneo u, i lo o 0-1 coins, open
Ing ut $1.10 to $1. 16 an agnlnut
Haturtlay'w closing figures, $1.07 to
(Hln.n iri-nli... uliin-n.l itm ...-.. .-.I
bu'ost. ulthough to less' degree than
ivheai, 'which had been depressed
to the loweat point in 14 yeura
during the last thrun beurlsh
mouths. The broadest advance In
the corn pit was cents.
July oats sold at 4l!to 4IiVi
cents at the. start. Saturday's closn
had been ill, to 14.
After the frenili-d opening, trnd-
In In tho wheat pit found itself
"nd settled down at levels rrom 4
to H cents u bushel IllKher than
Saturday.
Iii)i Startoil In Keliruarj
Hlnce I'-ebruary, whon peak prices
for the crop were ntlalned, wheat
lias been Idllmr downhill and for
tllu luat two weeks has been K"iln-
u, moiiientuin, crosslnR the. dollar
mark on tho downward slopo lor
lho lln, ln years- Tho
h"Ki' ove.-supply left from the
l''"in'r crop of 102 8 was tho
r'"'10'' 11,0 "Hon. nil
,h "" from VVashlnu-
t0" v,,ilt ,l'l tho market needed to
iv" Prices an upward Impetus.
I'redlctlons that a farm relief
measure was it tl Immediate rixrtaln-
J ty Have heart to the buyers. Ile
I ports from Washington prophesied
i that coiiKi-ess, wltnessinK tho do-
neslon of wheat to 4u cents a.
1ih11 under llm Hoasoii-h i.-K.
would sliced tho creation ot a 8tu-f
'blllzatlon corporation which could
'"'"'"""'ly he ' rescue of the
farfer by buyinB sufficient wheat
to check sllppitu; prices. A perma
nent solution or the Brain surplun
problem also was sUBBestedln a
Koverninent snonsored iit-oirrum lo
n
Vol Til III1IIU.VKII
H(lltTLANI) .lufle ;i (Al'l Kd-
Wllri, tl..(ner, SJ. lost Ills 11.0 In
, ,lk(i BW yesterday 'when he.
l und Joe Mitlahaii were thrown into
the water wh'n their oanoo cap
sized. Malohail swam to hore.
TODAY'S
BASEBALL
I .NATIONAL Li;.ilK GAM MS
! it. ii. k.
Phlliideiphln 2 i 2
IMttsbnrg 1 i is I
Malt cries: Kw eet land, Uoy a ml
i Lei i.tn, Hllrieo; G rimes iiml Hur-
! greaves.
j
m;;J
It. II. K
8 Vi 0
: i x
urk
Ilutterles: llulibell and Schulk.
I 'Tiirrell: Malunc, l-iirlton, Kun-
mini anil nuti7.aies.
AMKiticw i i'.ai.i i: (; in:s
I!. II. K.
ChliiiKO 0 2 1
.V"w York . t r. n
Mfitterles: f.yun.s and Aitlry;
WellH tl ll fl Dickey.
it. ii. I-:.
Detroit 2 4 4
riilhidelphla 3 11 0
latteries: t'hio and 1'hilllps;
jtl rove and Cochrane,
(13 innings).'