La Grande evening observer., June 10, 1929, Image 1

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THE WEATHER
OUKOOff; cievidy tonight and
TaeBdsy. jirohalrfy showers in th
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EDITION
VOLUME XXVII.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1929
.NUMBER 193
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PBBSS
PIRATES WIN
AND LOSE !N
IAKER PARR
First Contest of Double
Header Dropped 6 to 2
Take Second 10 to 3.
DUFF HURLS FOR
DOUBLE HEADER
Allows 13 Hits in 16 Inn
ings and Raps out Five
Bingles Himself Alex
ander gets Homer.
w.
rvnilleton 8
l.a Grande -4
linker 4
Enterprise -. 0
L. Pet.
0 l.mid
4 .6(10
4 .5i
8 .0(10
Sunday lttsu!ts
At Baker: i..a Grande 2, Baker G.
,a Griiilde 10, Baker 3.
At Enterprise: Pendleton 5, En
terprise 1.
Maker and I -in Grande went Into
a double header at Uaker yester
day, tied for second place in the
Mlue Mountain league, and came
out of the day with their stand
ings unaltered. The two teams
r-pllt the twin hill, Baker, taking
the first I) to 2 and the Pirates
winning the nightcap, 10 to 3.
Larry luff, with his "iron man"
exhibition of pitching, allowing the
Elephants only Hi hits in two
games, and only yielding four earn
ed runs. On top of that Duff hit
l.'Mjn in the second game, getting
three singles and n sacrifice, and
in the opener the big boy cracked
out two singles in four times up,
for a hitting percentage of over
.715 for the d;iy. Not so bad!
The first contest would have
been a 2 to 2 pitching duel if f-a
Grande had played errorless ball,
but four of the Elephant scores
were unearned. Jimmy Eyke had
a had day for Baker, malting three
errors but they didn't do any seri
ous harm.
17 "If UK'Hl .WOllll R!HO"
In tlio second contest, fmff
team mates played perfect hull he-
wire, and tho P.U'plmnt misplays, j
couph'd with 17'aafe hits, permit-.
led tho Pirates to walk away with j
the contest, j
Although the weather threatened
throughout the day, there wns ;
praetieaily no rain on tho diumond
und hoth pjames were fast, wit If' no
mud to hIow 'em up. '
HiKh lights of the two con tents
were Ued Alexnnder'H home run
over the right field fence In tho
fourth inning of the Hint game,;
Ms smashing double that scored
three men in tli filth of the see-;
ond game, and Keener's remarfc-
nhlc running catch of Kpud Helms' ,
apparently sure Texas lenguer in
the sixth inning of the final con-1
test,
After the l.a Grande loss In the
beginning battle, the Pirates tem
porarily slipped to third place in
le-tgue .standings, but they imme
diately fell upon Wit ham's offer
ings In the last contest, anil at the
end of the fifth inning had run up
a 9 to 1 score, lira tier,- who pitJ
rhi'd the first nine innings SunJ
day, relieved Withnm but the Hue
caueers got three hits and a run
off of the former Iteaver-Duck in
the last Uvo frames.
li;ts Scattered 1
iuff held the hits scattered with '
the exception of the sixth inning
in the nightcap and the seventh
inning of the opener. Incidentally. J
in the sixth inning of the .first
game, l,ary whiffed l.yke. I 'can 1
and Johnny Hannders in succes
sion, lie struck out seven men j
(Continued on Page 51
MORE THAN AN
INCH OF RAIN
SINCE JUNE
1,1 flrnnde '., the midst
a ra'ny belt over the weekend, and
r..iif.u-i.. w.r n1hn h .ir
(d rain Saturday, had n third of an )
Inch counted Sunday, bringing the i
total precipitation hero since June J
S to 1.21 of rain.
Saturday's thunder showers were
the heaviest of the year, and were
accompanied ty hail in some sec
tions. Part of the valley was not
touched by the showers, although
other sections were thoroughly
soaked. At Union there Was a
heavy shower Friday night hut no
rain to speak of on Saturday.
WFVriU U TOOAY
7 30 a. m. a 4 a hove.
Minimum: AH above.
Condition: Cloudy.
U I :. T I n : I! kstki : I A V
Maximum 72, minimum 40
iilmve.
Condition: P.aiu .32 of Inch.
WI'.ATin:U ,M NK 1(1, PJ2H
Maximum 16, minimum 50
hove.
Condition: Partly cloudy.
M. I. A. Second In
Drama Contest In
Salt Lake City
Mrs. Blanche Stoddard
Considered Best in
Church in the Role She
Interpreted.
The I -a Grande M. I. A. stake,
which competed at Salt Luke
City last week in the presen
tation of the drama "The In
visible Hand," took second place
in the contest, which was nation
al in scope. l.a Grande, won
up to the finals, and Mrs.
H'anohe Stoddard wns con
sidered to have taken the best
roie in the play in the entire
church, a very high honor.
The finals were held in Snlt
Lake City Saturday and word of
ji Grande's place in the contest
was received yesterday.
U. P. Trains On
Fast Schedule
Started Sunday
The new Union Pacific fast train
time card went into effect yester-
day, and as a result Portland and
Chicago were brought closer to-
get her In point of time of trans-
portatlon. George Hoyd
Leach,
noil oi Illinois pioneers, piloted
' l"",ra
Red, out of Portland on Its first
SIM hour run from Chicago, and
the same day the west-bound crack
V, V , """""""
ifv. ( i niiii nin imu in ija vuaiine
on June 12. at 12:1(1 a. ni. and de-
part 10 minutes later. Tomorrow
and Tuearlny No. 17 will arrive
; here on the present schedule of
running time, nt 6:30 a. m.
Train No. 26 of June 9, now
known as NO. 20. arrived hern nt
7:60 p. m. and Train 20, of Juno
8. arrived here at 3:58 a. m. No.
18 arrived in l.a Grnnde at 3:10
' a. in. this morning, leaving Tort-
land lute yesterday on the- now
. running schedule.
The CIV, hour run to Chlcauo
from Portland replace tho old 68-
hour run and gives Oregon trans-
noilation on imr with ni,v nut of
j any other state on the West coast,,
-r - T
ijatnrOJ) 1 UVS
$125 Fine And
$190 Damages
George I,alhrop, of I-mt-n-priHr.
whoso car figured in an accident
last week nt VAm and Adams, re
sulting In destroying a city lamp
post, cracking a window In the V.
II. liohnenkiimp Co. store und col
liding with Joe Ham nelson's fax!,
is free today hut paid just 1 5
for damages and for his fine.
latitrop wan found g:tiUy St-
urduy night In municipal court of
(tl.jVing while under the influence
of tntox(c:itinCf 'liquor, ond was
fJn0) ji25 Jlc was nHO nt(STO.4Pt
$130 damages for lJohnenknmp's
window, tfiU damages to the city
lamp post and fid damages to Mtv
Sa-muclson's taxi. ,
fvo Tnrbhirttru3yQ
m u
lfii?v JrtcstiG fhn
in iMv( uuovu
I
Mrs. O. N. Tarhlngton leaves
this evening for Lincoln City, In
diana, called by a message early
this morning of the death of her
mother, Mrs, David II. Kiley of
. ,,.,. ' w ,tlltl ,,,,
was 7 years of age had undergone
nil opcriitlon nl KvnnHViHc, In-
(iliinii, on SittnrdH.v, later that hIir
had come tlirouKli splendiiily and
her condition wan anpjtreiitly Rood,
then tiie messitKe this morninp of
hr death. Nothing further is
known, lienldes Mm. TarkiiiKtoii
she lenves two sons and three
dniiKhtein, all of whom live In tile
cant save Mrs. I'arklnKton and a
brother 111 Hrifrham, I tnh. There
Is also a grandson here, Wallace
Ilavls.
I
'
KX DCCt SWUtl Week
, iv At 1.1 kJUsllfi ft tta
I rn. J Cf
t Although only announced
1.1SI
Satiiniay. indications nlready point have been exceptionally good stu-
to one or the must successful swim dents at the university. Mr. Kramer
(weeks that the city has ever had. mijring in economics and Mrs.
The swim week is to begin June 24 Kramer in music. Mr. Kramer is
land roiuinue to June 30, and will n memher of Phi Delta Kappa, cdu-
be held in the Crystal plunge near cation honorary.
ithe Second street viaduct. j Audrey S. llarer-Lane aiso re
John Allen, of ISugene, will tie celved a bachelor of arts degree, as
swlmming instructor, and will re- did Frank McCttipg, McClung Is
'ceive assistance from' several La a major In business adndnistra
(;rande people. The object is to tion.
teach every hoy
and girl In La
(Iratide to swim.
Carrier Boys To
He Legion Guests
Tl.e nherver currier bovs are to
tin !MowtH of the American Iegon
iMist of l.a C.rande tonight during
the noenliiif evening of the carnival
now playing hero under the aus-
o!.'. of the ex-HArvlce men s organ-
izathm. The newspaper carriers
rn to meet at 7 o'clock tonight t
the Ohsrrver office and go to the
carnival in a group by truck.
SCIENTIFIC
METHODS AID
GOVERNMENT
So Says E x-G overnor
Frank O. Lowden of Illi
nois in Eugene Address
SPEAKS BEFORE
U. OF O. SENIORS
Scientific Spirit Distin-
gllilhpl ThiS AfTA AhoVP char of new party nealquar
uuneb liiib Age Aouve lma hero and oninions djjfer as t0
an i nat w eat joeiure, i
T,nwr?on T"Wlnvpa'
iOWaen UeCiaieS.
1
EUGENE, Ore., Juno 10 AP j
Frank O. Lowden, former governor ;
of Illinois, and candidate for presl-;
dent in the 1928 election, told tho
graduating class of University of -
Oregon here today that only when!
tho same scientific methods that
save been applied elsewhere, are
applied to government, will soehtt
progress reach its greatest height,
Nearly five thousand persons
heard the address.
'The civilizations of the past
wave had a common history," Mr.
Lowden said. "As civilisation ad-
vancea simplicity Rave wny to coin-!
i""". "" '"-i
crease In wealth and life became '
securer within the state. This pro- j
cess went on until civilization
'""-"'
upon ti.f ueciiiie. 1 fits mis iieeii
the Mary of nil the civilizations
which preceded our own.
"is there a relentless law of the
rise and fail of civilizations from
which no civilization is Immune?"
The scientific spirit. iMr. Lowden
seid fllllni')ikhnu Ibis nur, in whlrh
wo live above all that went heforej "t,.ln.B ma,e in onmpaiwi;
Hut In the t.nwiird march of ...w - '- Overman of Norlh Caro-
materia! sciences, lowden wltl,i""a- McKeltar and Tyson of Ten-
"it is to be noted with resret that nosseo, Uansdell and ilroussard of
It was not the universities or the Louisiana, and Harrison of MIksIb-
institutions of hlahor learnine Mnl. Senutor Kietcher of Klorldlt.
which took the lead." j has gone further and expressed re-,
"The scientists tell us that tho'f.r?' " lmocru were)
first noticeable progress upward '
i, i... ,.ll
animal," lowden said. "It a only
Continued on J-age B .
GOLF TEAM LOSES
TO WALLA WALLA
Score of Intercity Match
49 to 37 Tournament
Here Next Sunday,
The Ia tirmde country cluh
team lost a close intercity match
ut Waila Walla .Sunday, by a score,
of AH to a 7. Tho coum; was in ex-j
cellent condition, Ujere was no rain, 1
nmi lhc Ko)f-PrH report a very pleas-j
nnt afternoon.
Nnyt HaniSsiy tbe iocaS cUlh win
hnve lh(, quaHfyinf? 1(und for the
c.immpjOIWhint tt)ao tt sweet-
stakes tournutnent.
"hif yesterday's intercity
match, H. It, Colmtn. formerly of
la tliandc hut now of Walla Walla,
l a. :
played on tho i-a fJrande team and,
ffMnHnud on pRge fit
12 Union County Students Receive
Diplomas From Oregon University
l.,MVl',KM i l in uiti'.uw.x. r.ii- uiiivpriiy of inwit tlKK Kimimer. in
kpih. June 10 (Htfi:iuO Twelve order to work for Jil miiHler'n ile-j
I'nlon rouiily MtiidentB were utiioiiir Kree. He (m iiffilinied Willi iKina (
,ne r49 t' , Kraduated from thp.Na. national noelal fraternity. j
Unlvertdty of (IreKon today. Xine Helen lraeo Wllllalil. a nuijor 111 ,
thee are reKistered from la i nulsle, rerelved a latehetor of orl f
Oninile. jdeKice, Minx Williams him done j
iiernard llnmmelt, at loenent ut- hrltlinm work In her major mill-,
tendintf the medical school In Port-! Jct. lielB memher ot .Mu Phi;
land, received a bachelor of art
deKiee. lie was active in athletics
while at the university, and ivbk fur
two vears a memher of the Imaket-
hall team. He la affiliated wltli !ith entliimliixm, Kim in affiliated
i Phi Heltit Thela national aociaj- with Alpha XI lielta, ilallonal o-
fr c.nHv "Hal Borority.
iimmi.
(Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jaimsi Kleanor tilass, who was granted
Kramer ffirnce Kramer both re
ceived bachelor of arts degrees at
v."iiiciii.n'.t.ifi. in n i vn.wiij ....
filfford i ScitK, who Is also t-
IcmlinK school, receivert a bachelor I ewsiiHir, for his four years, ami
oi science deiiree. He Is affiliated lxvl, SKoeiiite editor of the re
with Delta Tail lieita. national eo-;,,.,,,,, (,ient yenil.. In liZ(.
rial fraternity. j He is a member of Kisina Helta
iKrancIs I". Robinson, who re -
celved a bachelor of
u--t tu-ttlt
k),. h..n..p. r.i-
Kcholarshlu. t his stuing being elect -
cd to Phi iieta Kappa, national
sjhlastic honorary, and to Sigma
Xi, science honorary. Election to
both comes only ns a recognition
of the very best in originality, in -
dustry and ability. Robinson also
belongs to Phi Oelta Kappa. edu -
cation honorary- He Is mnjoring In
psychology, and" plans to attend the
Politics Bubble
As Democratic
Banquet Nears
Rumors Indicate That
Some Anti-Smith Talks
May he Made Others
Deny These Reports.
WASHINGTON, June 10 (APJ
liemocratic politics boiled and bub
bled today in the political pot that
is Washington. For tonight the
IK-mocrntlc organisation of the
District of Columbia will glv a.
dinner In honor of Jouefct Shouse,
recently chosen as the lieutenant
of Chairman John J. Kaskob of
tiie national committee, to have
significance.
i' n t!le onG hand, some reports,
wMely circulated and not whiaper-
ed, have given the dinner the color
of a national affair. These re
ports have been chiefly to the ef
feet that prominent mem bet's of tin
"pnrty who opposed tho leadership
of Alfred E, Smith und Haskoh In
the last campaign, would make it
the occasion to express publicly to
their ' constituents, - particular!;
those in the south, their disappro
val of continuation of the leader
ship by being conspicuously absent
Cnil it "Ijorftl Affair1
On the other hand, the official
reports, formeraiiy und vlgorous-
ly circulated, have insisted that Ihe
dinner Is practically n local affali
at which liasliolj and Sho-JM. will.
naturally enough be prominent
leakers. Kurthermore. Holiert N.
Ia,.el., president of the Jefferson
Wemoncr;.Uc association slilch
Ik
giving the dinner, asserts, more of
j the party's members in congress
i have accepted invitations than were
.expected.
j . Acceptances have been received
from Senator Koblnson of Arkan
;siik, iiemocratic leader and Bmlth's
n!,m" '"PUBilcana m an eno t
to use tho dinner "to divtdo' tho
J Continued ori Pago Eight)
SL McCOY ON
1 TRIAL HERE IN
Ft Iff JUT FfUJRT'
IsiMsUil jJUi,l i
'flic jury wits complete! lit (he
McCoy trial iihont i! 'ehwk tltKn
nfteriiooti. l'mhr tho imw law tt 1
licrnat juror Is jwrmlttcri, nuti
the case Is fceing irlwi with 1 men J
itt the Jury box. .
i
The re of Die state of Oregon 1
it. M. McPoy, charged with i
hurning with intertt to injure Rti ,
InsiinT, went on trini In cirrU i
court hero today with the jury sliU !
undetermined at 1:30 o'clock this j
afternoon. Twenty prospective ,
iwois were examined tills morn-j
Ing and It wos necessary to call n
special venire for this afternoon to
complete the jury.
Kleven were accepted for cause
nut t no state nad two and the ( i
fense four unused peremptory !
challenges.
From present indications. th
j rase will not be completed iiefor
. . , . j
tomorrow or Wednesday. Circuit
j Judge J.
W Knowics Is on ihe
heilHi,
i I'dMOlon, mimic honorary. 1 in
. lrlnR she mm jirexented In a Miami
recltal'at the mimic bulldlnu "f lhc
university, which wan received
a bachelor of arts degree In .in un
ary. In now teaching In la flrnnde.
t.h,, ....a,,.!).,., (, .,,it,rt(tv
........ ,,. n .....
where she was prominent in wnn-
en's sprts, ,and other campus
tivitles. She i a member id Pi
iteti Phi. national social sorority.
WIIHnm Haggerty. of Knion, was
granted B,iaeiiebr of arts degree
in journalism, i Inggert y has re
ceived many honors while at the
university where he has been espe
cially active In his major subject,
lie has been a member f the staff
of the Emerald, student daily
,'. nauonni to oi,omu journal
Mm Honorary for men, ano uietu
'hf. national Social fraternity,
1 Francis P. Coad. of Cove, was
'granted a bachelor of arts dec re, i
He is major In law. and mem -
,ber of JJeta fJamma Sigma, ptofen-
isional honorary.
j dtuelah J. Smith. Island City, re
! celved bachelor of science degree,
iMIss Smith majored In education,
land Is a member of Alpha XI leita,
national social sorority.
j UNION COUNTY GRADUATES
ll(ro aro I nlon cotntty stttiteutM who received h,at(,is fi-om ihe
Pnlvershv or Or'uou today, 'Jlii-y mp( left to rluht, Uti row,
Ktntnor (ihtss, Praneis P. Iftmlusou ami Frauh II. M-CiiiK:, nil ttt
lrft;irjmde, Jeeoiul row, Hvrmm l. Krniwr, tiifford IX Sollx ami
liHd fJraci Viilinms, U if iiHdi I'hinl vow, iierrmrd
jimumelf, 1m tiiattde; iU-uiafi 4, Smith, Islaml t'lly, ami William
Hiiirtierly, 'ntnn. tilher rfmlenls ivam X'nUm vtmtity wlm bto
sraa(el deKiM'i'. nro t.ram Krattu'r, Audrey H, iInrer-Jut of i n
ramie and Fiim1i I. ail, f i'om 31is Kilns; wns emHel H
iMit'belor f arts UeKi't'o h tanunry, nlthoitcti lt iauKltt lu the ia
iiramlo Ulh m1km1 this yr-ar.
Border Shooting
Stirs Sentiment
Against Officer
INllKHNATTONAf. FA T. ? 8",
Minn., Juno Hi AP) TIu- shoot
ing to death. Htrdy night f
Henry Virkuhi, 1, hy a memher
of the customs service harder pat
trol engaged In preventing liquor
Ktttugghng from t'nmtda, had stftr
ed fed oral und county investiga
tions today. j.
Thehota whlcli killed Vlrkuiaj
were fired hy K.
J, Vhito of tht
herder patrol -after VirfeuJa
had
failed to stop his automohile at '
the command of White and another ,
customs officer, K. A. Kr'ine. The
latter has been in the customs Mer
vice five years hut White was up
pointed laist May 1.
Aceordinir to Vlrkuhi's wlf. who
Was returning with her hushand
omj tu.r tw chiidri-n to Htg Kaliw
Where they operate a restaurant
n(,r huslmnd was struck hy sever-
ai shots iiefore he had time to stop
tlie car. which she said, travelled
iittie imo than a length after ihe
command to halt. The shooting
ttnnf with iwri-ntf koi-
enn. iJcath was iiistiuitunemi.
Arrested oh a charge of second
degree manslaughter last night.
wniH' wins npw in ait cminr
i, r ti.
White was being held in the county
. invt-stigatlofis. Neither patrolman
would comment an ihe affair.
Keeling against White was strong.
Sand his arrest previous to the Ut-.
veNt ignt ion wan Interpreted us .
( pi-ccautionary measure.
Flag Day Will
Ke Observed In
B. P. 0. E. Lodge
FJag day observances in l,a
!i,nl- will tiikf oi:te to ttie l-'AU
itetooleon June 14. J. II. I'enio in
the chairman of the program and
i it very entertaining program has
i been prepared, it la announced.
j ihe tturonufiory exercises .w(ii
and offireiN. The i.taver will he
given i,y Jr, Frank i vump s. Mrs.
l.eo Miller will sing a vociil solo,
Andrew Jouey, Jr., will piny u
cornet slm, and Uay Williams will
' .
fn
t vocal mht. The altar fer-
will be given by ihe exalted
mierand offiiets and A. A. frimilh,
of Mahci, will give the paltfoiic
address. Tic audience wiii sing
"America.""
The observe of Flag day in
ilie KSlts iodge is nnnual cub
torn.
Vola Neqri And
Prince To Part
MONTM CAltl.(J. June JO fAP)
-Poia Negri and her princely bus-
band Serire Mdivani twin to have
i.nmt' tit the nartinif of ihe wiiyw.
i Irlends wty that the trouble
culminated In her suit
, f"r divorce started
three Tnmdhi
,unn wh
they came to France,
The prince wanted to go to Mont
Carlo; Pofa didn't. The prince said
she absolutely forbade hi in to go
but he went nay way and when he
returned their argument ended
her decision for a divorce.
(n
i ' . r - -4
STAGE STARS IN
DOUBLE TRAGEDY
Margaret 'Lawrence and
T Tr.:,.. T-...t '
Dead in New York.
NKW VOIUC, Juno 10 (AP)
aiargaret liwreuce, singe ttinr and
widow of Wai!ato l';d!lnger. was ,
stmt to deatn' in her r.asl KJJty-
first Klreet aparlmciU yesierday,
Sprawled heside the hed on
which her hody was found wns the
a in iwimwon, singe n
screen actor. Ihith had heeu sluil
through the left hreat.
Police snid Heniiisott evidently
had slHd Stlss lawrelieo ihen liiii-
I himself, A suicide agreement
hinted in two imtttti fonnd in
UH wpwrtment. ft note pinned on
'"J'he snnaet has a
heart. Look for us there." The
handwriting of this nte was iden- j
lifted as that of Miss Uwrtttee,
U was signed TiJinna,"
The other note was on one of
n, wu in t. wi
h imrfi. '.!, f,.1!!!(i ii
fflsned and read; "1 'lease notify
Mr. Muswn at the imh' tjlub nt
once.
Pound Hy Friend 3
The bodies were found by Mrs. j
fJertnnlc Cbalair, it friend of Miss'
iawrem-e. who ht herself into th
apartment. iU?r no m respimdel !
in her ring. MIph itwrenee was In $
a night gmvn. Kxcept fr bare 1
feel, ficiudsim w.w fully clothed.
l-impty iliir bottles mtd glasses
were stiewn nltout (he attractively ;
furnlfdu'd apartment, j
lien net Mussen. lhr and, :
tor, identifhl iw phitol a mu- irf-s
i-r";
Mtimm by the initials
he handle, lie said
the actor was sohjeet to suicide
mauht aTter period or drinking. '
Mrs, Chelair sit id she had -alled
UfP lfHf,,wnl Wednesday
visiting with
Miss l-nwrenee, IJennison catne out
of another room waving a tdstoj.
I t . , .
i j tun wiii iiaiMii ns Dinn, nirs.
he said Miss Unvn-firc remn-
idn wHh him and he pui ihe
pi " "Is poek'i.
' Miss l-tnvrenre was in her for-
tleth year. Her stage career was
marked by juick and linprearflva
success although U last month
were wformy, iniirred by profession-
ff?oilfiHed on Pge i
WILL SELECT
MISS IL S, IN
TEXAS TONIGHT
CAJA'f-;5TiN. 'feas June a -f
AP--Thlrly-fonr Atericin b a l .
ties will compete ioc tiotitic of
Miss t'uitcd Staiev jit ,hv inteiua
iionai jMgc;t of puichrttude beto
tonight, 'fbe v.innr wiU tuach
hffnity with ten foreign entiles in
iuoirou' night for the tide of miss
uolverye.
A batbinff fuit i-'-vue In which
alt lb'- JHes paraded I
fore 11
Y ;ter-
eiowd f trium Ji arttrel y
day's ptwtgrant. Kveivl of
gills, fatigued by U 1M degrer
tim
tent-
peratuce and u blistering son. wrtoj This Is the fust arrest since l,u
ovefx'ome after ih two mile par-'' f Jrande inerrhstds deldl ia prtus
ade. AH wf !9 levived uuickly i ecuto casts of ihop-UUin'.
MacDonald Will
Visit America;
Paper Reveals
LaJwr Premier to Talk
With Hoover New
Hopes of Naval Arma
ment Settlement Held.
I.ONiiOK. Juno Hi UP) - Tim
evenujg standard says that the
cabinet council today jjave jmrtiou
iRr attention to ABglo-Anwricail
reiaiions and that Premier Mac
lOfiaid's expressed wish to get In
personal touch with President
Hoover -was communicated to the
cabinet.
LONDON, June Itt AP Tho
possibility that Pi-emiei Itanisay
MaeOonald wouhl shortly go to
Washington fr private conversa
tions with President Hover nrouKed
greiit interest tmlay. ImliatlBs
came front two quartera that audi
a trip was probable. ,
The con versnt ions, siiouid they
eventuate, would include not only
naval disarnmment hut the entire
Hritpo tif Ai(j?io-Amerlcan relations.
vital Premier MarKenxJ King1 of
the dominion probably would par
tlelpate. Most nnthoritative woril of tho
proposed Irlp Hppviire in the Dally
Herald, tho labor rgao4 which said
that the. prime minister desired
es-Kojia eonsuUation witit Preiil-
desit lUmver ea Angio-Amerir?tn
relations nud wss tvllng to go to
tho United Sintes for that pur-
!S0.
itKPOlvTS filX(J XKW 1MVK
WASlHNTON, Juno iH AP)
Now lutpo fnr effecting tho reduc
tion f naval armaments which
President Hoover desires was mon
hy f3hei'vcrs here in the report
thni PrSm,e Minister MacOou13
may eomn to Washiiifflos to dis
cuss Anglo-American relations with
President Hover,
Although comment from the
White ilwruHS wsts lacking. It was
taken fr pranted that such a visit
frmti the hcw hihor head of il-,e
Kngllsli government wouiti t& wl
cTOVd Uy
tho American chief
ecullve. Tho KUggestioiis,
;lng though it was, gained vmmodl -
;nto nnproval In circles famiiinr witn t
ao-aub
hafruiftrs IJrah of the sefjafe
j foreign jiatlons rwmmiitee, who i
'tins msen in ct'resimo?fnoo with i
tho KngUsh lalmr parly chief fori
Mttore thoif ihreo yeant expriasKCd
the opinion thai
, "einse coopera-1
turn heiweVn Mr. ftle1cfiuild and
President lloovar' would give iwcep- j
uonat assurance that progress
jwuld he made" toward solution
"of tho great pifihlem of hfting the
Itunlen of armament fi-om
the
Nellher Senator liorah nor other
cnngrossitinnj and governmental
lenders interested in Anglo-Am or -Hum
Kffiiirs, iiowever, were pre
pared far ihe wnggestion thnt the
prime tninlster might
come tu
WaKhlngton. Uhouh tney
heen espccling him to mnkt
;mvi with respect lo dlmrn
ijave
ke some
mament
nejtoimuons. in presmenis jue-
. muvitu uny nnoress, empunsiJlfUg
. tho administration's IntertiKtional
armaments policy, was regarded as
certain lo interest Sir. SiaeHonaid
mi-'greatly, jjiU it has been thought
that he probably .would wa it the
arrival of the now American sm-,liswjrioi-,
former Vice 'President
jiiawes. beforn i-eaching a devishm.
Oregon People
Are Victims Of
Sunday Wrecks
.VKhKtulU, re., Jane 1 (AP
J. V. Milter, U, a tfonthern i
ciffc railroad cnwlneer of Ashland.
wi killed yesterday when his u
lijTimhiie nk ther car wnd
ran off a. grade. The accident oc
curred, near Nell creek, smith
Atmiann, .Miner ineu ut pass a,i
nr J '
. rned too shon. lie tore
front wifeei from the iiroos mn-
t.ni,u, your nsseuirers with Mil-,
ler escaped with minor ittjufies.
yHU.VAJ, Jmi Jfl fAPj
M(.H Wliif)i; itmr 34, ttelieved
fs yf!t yiiSsit 4r.rfnam, fire., vshk
Kilted tittd her husbaml critic:iiiy
ijured when ibelr jintoinobiie
KjjKned a bridg- nd tdwHced into
n 3o foot gulch u the high svji y
near here night- f?rrls and
Ihe ltdy his wiff were brought
io the Vernal hospital tod;y.
Carl Callander In
Cnunlg Jail Today
Carl "a 1 hinder, 'h iole a clock
from llo counter in the 1, - 1.
riit;g store Katnrdsv, is in th
county Jail today starting to serve
twelve nd baif days Jn prison.
CMiiaffb-f 4d aded guilty 1" jnulleo
court this moffititg and wsa lined
t'lU, which he w unable to pay.
He j R"fvfm tiiis ut t the rt
of X' day.
Caiiander, aft r taking the dock.
went into another store. There,
, Walter l.elsniait who had followed.
m-ewst)! hltn, inking the vUh-M and
having hitn arresid.
SENATSWILL
VOTE JUNE 11
ON FARM AID
Decision to Take Ballot
Tomorrow Follows Re
publican Quarrel,
BORAH AND ALLEN
EXCHANGE WORDS
Democrats Agree t& Co
. Operate Plans for an
Ali-SiinTiier Recess of
Congress Abandoned.
WAjSIJINCSTOK Jiiiio Jfl AP)
Tlje seijRto sereM today to voio
tomorrow nt A p. m. on the confer
once farm relief iiJL
Tho republican quarrel over
farm relW hi the aenate fiared
forth in a hitter exchange earlier
i-wisy when ei?atF Borah. tf
1dho ehttHenged President Vianv
ers tnitiiJii to the xnort de
henture projiosltion and Senator
Allen, of Kannas, asserted the Irtn.
hsn had failed to advocate, the
ijninn heforc the repuhiican convn-
tJoii last fiumuter.
1eio'iat to Cooprriitf
Sonata demoerate agreed todnv
tit cooperate with reiiuhiicans for
br early vote en the iitrm relief
and nationui origins immigration
measures, font iiecide agalttst en
terlng any agreement to fix a defi
nii dato for a vole on the tariff
hill In the fail ns demanded hy the
administration kh a. bftals for at!
Bummer receaik
WASHJKGTOK, Juue 1 AP)
The Josiea i-ejjJutloB to carry out
President Hoover's recommenda
tion for a joint congressional com
niitiee in tudy the reorgani3mUeH
it! prohlhition enforcement agen
cies was ordered favorably reported
x-jin ihe ente today by Ua judiciiiry
fliirpris-icomntlUeo
i
i WAtfiNCSTONaun 0 AJ5
congresi 're almndoned toay hy
Kensto refishlleait' leaders after a
onferetce ftt wsmte democrats de
cided ngalnst fixing a definite tlm
tit
A ,wl
An adjournment from ahout Juno
15 to August lii or 15 la cosiem-.
jilated.
WAtflHKtfTON, Jan 3fl i AP)
A compromise g the ceastifi-rean-partlotiment
hU Wfl reached today
hy conferees of the senate nud
Biouse fixing next Arlt 1 for start
ing the census, aftir tho house ear
lier had rejected the first confer-'
ence report providing for startinff
tiits nsm in Novemhor.
Tho house had demanded Ut&i
the census start next May. ..The
conferees Ht the secotid eonference
also compromised on the senate
provision placing the census em
ployes under the civil service.
SWEDISH FLIER
HAM' Si AMU WlLsLt
RESUME FLIGHT
1K&yK.fAViK, leehtRd, June 19
fAP) The Swedish transoceanic
piaim Sverige, which started or .
flight to New York fram Stock
itoliii yesterday, w-as safely moor
ed t Kkaptaros, southeast icehind
iu tNMid rendition today.
The si earner Krja imm Iteyfeja.
vik reached Wkaptaros this morn
ing and reported that ihe verlg
only lacked gasoline. The Danish
government vessel i'lMa was ex
parted this afiernoon with fuel and
the Swedish lrnen hoped that
their machine would le ready fur
the ?5-srdle hop to iteykajavlk
Inter In the dy. Weather condl-
tlns were rtjHjrted good.
TODAY'S
BASEBALL
A!i;lllCAX t'KAtiVK UAMVS
n, it, k.
i'ldnago 1 1 It
Philadelphia 3 7 ti
ltrftterii Adkins, Connaily and,
iiejg; tirove und ;ochranet
R. H. K.
m, i.ouis 2 s a
New Vork 3 S 1
llatterics; Crowder, Kimsey and
Maidon; iivjyt and Dickey.
. Ii. II. ii,
i Detroit . 1 3
Boston S t
Patterles: Sorrel and Shea; ituf
Ting und ib n y.
ATPJA1j MvfttSt K
1J. H, K.
iirooklyn 1 13 2
Pittsburg .. 6 IS 6
itattericsi A. Moore Morrison
and Fb'inicfcs Wwetonlc. H1H and
ifcinsley.
New York .
Cincinnati
liaiteries:
wich and iU
..,.:.. 3 t
7 13 o
lienion. Mhvs. tlrepn
gan, Muv iid Qouch,