La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 14, 1929, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER-TWELVE PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE r WEATHER CITY EDITION Oregon: Generally eioudy tonight and Sstnrdar probably shewrns in extreme west- Caattaued nUtd. VOLUME XXVII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1929 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 137 CONGRESS APPROVES FARM BILL I MEETING OF BANKERS TO OPEN MONDAY Influx to Begin Sunday, t with Golf Course Attrac ting Many Delegates. SOME MAY VISIT LAKE WEDNESDAY . . Convention Will be First', Held by Association in: Eastern Oregon Since m 1910. The influx of Oregon si ale bnnk cra to la Clriinde for their annual convention the first to he held in Kastern Oregon wince the 1910 enn ventlon in Pendleton is to begin Sunday. The secretary of the state iiHsoelatton, Then. P. Cramer, with headquarters In Portland, will pre cede the delegations, arriving here tomorrow morning to remain until nftor the two-day session is closed, Reports of La Grande's golf course havo been received by many of the hankers, and some are com ing a day early for the express pur. pose of enjoying a round on links. Convention Opens Monday The convention will Monday morning with formally the first business session. In the afternoon golf tournament will be staged a under the supervision of Henry ,Iudd, of the Plrst National hank of Portland. That evening a bun cpiet will be nerved at the Sacn.tawea Inn, to be followed by dancing. In Hie aflemoon the visiting ladies and wives of hoal bankers will be guests at n garden party at the A. J. Stange home. ,' , ,. The second morning business ses rIoii will he held on Tuesday fol- lowed by a chamber of commerce j '-..neheon at 12:30 o'clock. In the afternoon many of the visitors are expected to tour the valley, the trip to Include a stop at Hot Lake. Some to VWt Uiku After the completion of this program, most of the delegates will relurn to their homes, although It is expected that many of them will remain In Kastern Oregon for an other day or no In order to visit Wallowa lake. The bankers convention will be the third state association meeting to be held In la C.ramlc during the, last three months, the two previous ones being me meeiing oi me con State Medical society and the convention of the Masons. i OLD GLORY IS HONORED HERE, OVER COUNTRY Following the issuance of Gov ernor Patterson's Flag day procla mation, the city of I,a Oranrte is observing today In honor of "Old C.lory." Flags have beet placed along Adams avenue and many may be seen In the residence sections. A feature of the observance here will be the Flag day exercises in the F.lks temple this evening, begin ning at o'clock. Although the B. V. O. Klks are in charge of the exercises, they are open to the pub He. who are cordially invited to at tend, Tho program will feature an address by A. A. Smith, of Raker. Hunter Speaks At Realty Meeting A. R. Hunter, executive secretary of (lie chamber of commerce, whs the main speaker at today's lum-h-eon of the Ia ;rande Realty bard. Mr. Hunter spoke on the problem of securing new settlers for the S ramie Ronde valley. Huring the luncheon tho ques tion of housing normal school stu dents, was discussed by the mem bership. OPKN IIOMI-: FOR ;irlk LONDON'. June 14 (AP An $so, ana home for girls, half the cost bf which was contributed bj Ouetn Mary, has !' n opened at KhoredPch. The queen attend-! Die dedication. WK ATI! I'll TODAY 7:30 a. m. .V. nbove. Mttitmum: A3 above. Condition: Cloudy. V, T 1 1 K I ( Y KST V. It DA V M a xi m u m X", to iulrii it tn 50 abfve. Condition: Partly cloudy, rIu .03 of ineh. WFATUF.lt JlK It. I2 Malmum 61, minimum 4fi above. Condition: Cbitidy, rain. -H' f inch. Water Regatta Opens At McKay Lake Saturday La Grande Girl, Miss Mar garet Riggs,- to Preside Over Event as Queen of Celebration. .IPENDLKTON. Ore.. Juno 14 (Sjrecla!) Kastorn Orion's first water regatta will begin at 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon t the McKay hike under the auspices of the American Legion, and all Umatilla county 1h awaiting the opening with eagerness. With ijenrly 20 uul- board motorhoat.s entered for the two days of boat racing, in ail probability the program will be filled with plenty of thrills. Twenty motor bouts will more than clog the ?ourse at the lake :md there is the (losslbtllty that ionic of the races Margaret ylgKfl. may have t be changed Sdightly .( uccommodate the large number of racers. 1j (inmde ifrl Is Queen Miss Mhrgaret itiggs, who was seiecied in a beauty contest spon sored by the American Legion post le at La Grande, will preside over the races Saturday and Sunday as re gatta queen. Miss Ktggs will be brought to Pendleton by a delega- thin from La. Grande She will nl- so bo hack in Pendleton during the 1 9211 Kound-Up as attendant to the queen. Keen interest in the races was exhibited over the county and In Walla. Wnitt when rnembera of the Pendleton post of the American Le gion made a ratty trip to Milton. Motion pictures of outboard motur- ,lu tur im til iv MIv uv In It ft wisum. .... v .. were showii by local men at the meeting of Walla Walla post of the j American Legion, The Watla Walla t Legion men assured the Pendleton I group th.it the drum corps of that I city will be here for the races bun day. McCoy Case To Reach the Jury This Afternoon The case of the state of Oregon . R. M. McCoy, started In circuit court Monday, entered its fifth day phis morning Wi:h attorneys en- " , It was expected early this after- noon that the case would reach the! jury about 3 o clock. McCoy is charged with burning with intent to injure an insurer. When the Jury was drawn. It was necessary to call a special venire to secure the 'l jurors and an al ternate. Moth the state and the defense placed several witnesses on the stand, tho testimony con cluding early yesterday afternoon. nistrict Attorney Carl Helm made the opening talk yesterday and was followed by It. J. (Ireen, of the defense. This morning Henry Hess presented his argu ments and this atternoou the dis trict attorney was completing- his rebuttal. Considerable Interest has been attached i. the case, particularly In view' of verbal exchanges be tween tho attorneys, which result ed in a scuffle outside the court room day before yesterday between the district attorney and Mr. Hess. La Grande Band To Play in Baker - The La f'.ntnde municipal band, directed by Andy Loney Jr.. will make a good will trip to Maker on next Wednesday, June lit and dur ing the evening will appear In con cert at the .Maker park. The con cert. tt feature some of th band's finest selections, will begin at H o'clock. ArrattKcmentN ore being made ftr the concert by the Mak' f cham ber "f commerce wit h the I'niou county chamber of commerce as nist inc. Time Not Ripe For Ufarp Reclamation ran,h north of tUe IUUIV H.ttUfUtttRiMr Farter turn tu luige field COR VALI.IK. Ore June 14 (API -Western farm economist today ! took the tosiilon that there is no j justification for additional reclam ation development during the pres ent farm surplus controversy. The Western Farm Kvonomn s asxorla 't tion conference is now in its ee ! ond day at Oregon Htab college. : apprvi;s iKoiorios ' W.SHINiTOV. June 14 (AP) Iresidnt Hoover haw approved tl) promotion to rear admiral of Cap- ; tains Arthur Jacy Hephurn, Thorn its Charles Hart. Onn Ooui 1 Mur- ! f n, Walter Monw 11 Kenton and ' Wiiilaru Daniel l,euh. AIRMEN MAKE WAY ACROSS THE ATLANTIC; Yellow Bird is Flying JNormwara Along uoast of Portugal. . i CROWD GATHERING AT PARIS FIELD Fuel not Holding out as was isxpeetea Dut laiuc . Anxiety is felt by Europe. KAXTAXDKIt, Spain, June tl A! Tim i!'!iK-AI!ilt!u nlt'ltlmic Vrllow IHrel laiMhlf o a bMich iimr Comliia.s tonight with itH fuel Iimcticnllj c-vhiuisycl. ALONG POUTUGriCKK ,AST BOiiniCAUX, Prance. Juno 14 (AP At 9:07 p. m. Paris time 3:07 p. m. K. S. T.) French trans Atlantic airplane Yellow Bird was flying northward along the coast of Portugal. Tho Yellow Mini was in content communiciition with the French wireless station of Le Bouscat near Bordeaux, T!e aviators reported they were within sight of Portugal and were keeping land within sight con stantly. The Yellow PSrd periodically re- ported to the be Hotmeat station that all was going well aboard the pfane, 1 no just message came as twilight was failing but night had noi laden completely .1 IUSO p. m. .3:3a p. m. B. H. T. NKAIUNfi PHANCi; PAULS, June 14 ( A P A pri vate radio operator in Paris late today stated that he had caught a report the Yellow Bird was in' Qf Olos.t0( ios.,UKai, The radio operator said that the fliers gave notice, that they in tended to try for a landing in south France If their gasoline held out. Oqe thousand persona had as sembled by mid-afternoon to await Continued on Page 4 COAST COLLEGES VOTE FOR CZAR UOIlierenCe AgVQQS CO Ap point High-Salaried Commissioner. M,v FRANK (iORRIK h'i'OKANK, Wash., Jane 1 4 AP1 ( 'oimng as a big surprise, t b graduate managers of the Pacific coast conference. In session here' today, enacted the greatest piece of! whom they believed to be Tattriieu legislation In the history of the or-' dropped in an tii'pilrett the ganixatlon when they unanimously j "quickest way to Kvereti." voted to appoint, a high salaried j commissioner to supervise all ath-j RKPORT MANMJTS ( U'lTltKI) tettc problems. j The officiate adopted the repot t! MOSCOW, Ida,, Tuik M f AP of a committee named last fall to ,Tbe four tlesf craiiMv who Jibdiirte! j investigate the "commissioner' pom wmcu reeoiuiiieimcu tuut "high class man be obtained who f font lnrt nn l' pa fi Elk in Wallowa County Make Raids On Grain Fields; Farmers Complain KNTKHPMIHK. Ore., June 14 (KpcciaD Klk herds, protected by state law, have become a pest to ranches on tho upper Chesnlmuus. and m relief is in sight. Leonard 4'oster wtm in town Wednesday ap pea ling to De p tit y Ua me Wa r d e n George Rogers, and getting little satisfaction, according to tii? Kn terprise Record -Chieftain. Mr. Foster bus been to the game warden repeatedly and has written to the state game commission with out better results. The laws pro tecting game give no one permis sion to kill them but do not make the (;Ue liable for the depredations committed by these sacred beasts. On the former William Alford .iftirofitifi. of wheat. One contains loo acres and Jipj, m Jt jf)rie Htrip with Umber ' Hose on pro hWmi. and not far dts- tnt on the other two. Ah many as 15 elks have been seen in One lipid in the neighborhood. T!uV eaf Itttle for femes which they leap or tear down: 3.r rods of wire was h-velfd in (f short time. Home week ago Mr. Foster sw four elk in the e.jge of one grain field. He uet bis dog or them. They Bhook their heads at the ni rnnl and strnck nt him with their) front feet and sent htm back de feated and diHeouraxed. Mr. Pos ter went to the bitf deer to drive them off. They parted, three going one way aa far at he followed them WAR RUMORS ARE DENIED BY RUSSIANS Soviet Armies Reported to Have Invaded Mongolia, Manchuria. PLACE OUTPOSTS NEAR MANCIIOULI Messages Indicate Unrest, However, with Siberian Border forces leing Increased. MOSCOW, June 14 fAP Of ficial Russian circles today denied that Soviet armies had invaded Mongolia. XO UKPORTK KAXKIXtL China, June 14 (AP) -The nationalist government of t'i cliilly announced today It had re ceived no reports: about an alleged Russian Invasion of Mongolia ami Manchuria in reprisal for Masjchar lan raids on soviet consulates May 27, WAR MOVK HPMtIiKI LOX'OOif, Jtrne Li (API A dis patch from Peking, China, to the Jail;; Kx press? Malay aald soviet Rtissht had launched war miove- mouts nw,,nHt Soviet troops were reported already to hove crossed the Siberian border and io itVB elnbHhed tmtposta in wei- ern Manehirrta The dispatch said soviet rein forcements were being: rushed in special trains over the tmns-KiUer-htn railway, and thai Chang Usueh Liang, who has ruled Manchuria since the death of his fn-ther. Chang Tso-LUu hart Kent an urgent appeal to Nanking asking measures be taken tn protect ih territory. ' ta itetrtiiniiori ' The drastic measures were, said to be in retaliation of raids by the Chinese Manchwrhm officials on Russian conciliates t Harbin and other places on May 2K, in the ! course of wljit h Russian consular officers arid others were arrest pd and a considerable- quantity at nl- ilegecl propaganda seistecL The dispatch to the Kspress wild (Contlnurt on Paee 5) Tollman Reported In Seattle, Wash. HKATTI.K, June 14 (APJ Two more reports that William L. Tall man, radio operator wanted for the murder of Mrs. Virginia Patty In Los Angeles, had been seen here were received .by police, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Latenr, owners of a bakery. abl a man dressed In wmnen's rbrthlntr tttut robbe! Llcntcrrnrit tJmerrwr j . it. iviimc n f ntiicr nicii are rcp4lc captured joday by , posscmcii am! sheriffs at JuJiaetlii. Idalirt. and the fotrrtli calmly lying down and remaining until the man re turned to rout It out tike a. cow. He has fired a gnu toward the e)k and they hrve shown no fear or concern. (fiber stockmen operating in the disO'ht have bud similar experi ence, ft j reported that Clint Lew In had to proticS bay stacks in which whiter feed for sheep was stored. Farmers have built bon rfr s uiound feed bds tn keep out the hungry elk which s k to fce( with the stock. The Dili brothers hauW a load of hv from their SSumwalr ranch fo the rhesnlmmts for tiu'ir cadi--which bad ix'cn left In tie range Hli;t. Thff mir cr called ltek to the r-Tftch temporarily :ind win n they returned to the pasture thev fouiKl th' elk had made- way with the whole Uaul of buy. The proicct'-d Hnitifnia now wn-d'-r frcr-iy into fields. When the crain getH turgor, a band might en ter the fi'-td, e;it era in and tie down In M shelter, desti roving crop worth milch mosHy. Mr. Foster 1h advised Iff1 stte tfitttu t tHttwix sion that one eik can be killed If elaborate forms nn- ohsrvl, nnd after diimage has beej done, MuJ the spit" will not be !);!! for the tin mages. It is estimated. th re are ?frO ,.ik In the county and Mr, Pouter thinks a large p;irt of tbm are banJny around his ranch. r OCEAN FLIERS OFF PORTUGAL Aged Hox Elders Give Way To Workman's Saw Trees thi.t havo st.totl for many years on tho corner of Chestnut atut Adams, shadtag I he Foley hotel hulUUng from . the afternoon sun. were giving way before the saw today- four of tho aged box eMcrs being daocucd to the wood yard. It was with regret that many people watched the workmen lopping- off branches sawing through tho trunks, and haul ing the "remains' awuy today but there was no command ing voice to say: "Woodsmen, Bparc that treeJ" Mecause tho . old order chaugcth. and the box elders that have been Identified with the. Foley hotel for decades hud passed their point, of use fulness and there are no homes for old trees. Throo to Hcmnht Four of the aged trees that havo adorned Adams avenue since Die iiws, were Hated n . doomed. Three, shading tho ,,'WipKor.of Iho building, escaimd ntn cutting order, rtKtmtrty wouJere.d. haw much hmget they win uct an tonoty sen tinels. The trees have an Interesting history. Jerry Foley Kr, plant ed them about 'Ah years ago, and had to carry water in a bucket for years to keep them from perishing. fiunvded Trees. Witli Uua Mr. Foley was greatly at tached to the trees, as may he .-"ested to by tho fallowing in rbh ntt When the Adams ave nue pavement was Installed, tho city fathers ordered that the trees bp cut down but Mr. Foley protested. However, the city sent a crew of men to chop the trees, but when they ar rived at the Foley corner, Mr, Foley appeared , from the building, armed with a gun, and threatened to shmd the llrst man that touched the trecH, The workmen withdrew and not a one ef the box elders have been bothered tint 11 to da y. There 1h much at the senti-ne-ntuf about the box elders in quest li m. They have wit nessed the arrival of the first automobile In La Oramle; have peered skyward to view the wings of the first airpiauf-i and could tell marvelous story of the changes that have turned La Omnde from a mirddy-Kf reejerl town into one of the fiucMt smaller eities of (be Northwest. They knew the days when Old Dobbin was tied to ;i .hitching post while bm driver went fhrongh string! rrf (Cotutnued on Page El Struck By Train Baker Girl, 18, Succumbs Today flAKKU, Ore., .tune H CAtM Mary KtrouK, IS. died In a hospital tod.-y from injuries- sulfered Ssim! nlKOt when she was sirnrh hy a puMScriRer tmlit here. Ib'r shtrll w:i!i fructured. both feet Severed Hitd her b'ft simufdcf crushed. Hhe ;ts on ' Wiiy bojjfe mmh a! f bcN-r bcrt fbe -eiderrl. nf t'iii -red. If in btdi'-ved there were rtft -V. lte.' : to (tie tiMK'-dv us a v. oru t''m)t;tt)ion of the jcb'l left her sborliy before nhe wiis struck. Mls PUimvt watt the diUKn:er o? Mr. ,ncl .Mm. Auitifn Htrrfiff of Hhr. Bod?? of Livestock Dealer Discovered MtXieiKK, N. M , June ti (AV TJie ibitt'd fody of Jl-nry W. ' Austin, prondtejit lives-to-k debr of 'nriy county, Kfrs Fnnnd be i Hd'i n the n-ctiwina of to small j fiii-K near her nst nltit Kvldencu J of a Htruffxle tisdicMti-d he bad j b n tndered. I Austin's i'fi'ty wait fonnd by two iof Ills soiih, nierribei'it nf a search ing pnrty. The rancher had been ntiMlnK from bl home since Tsje da morning. Tim Yellow Mini, rdeDitl fMve, hhh JSyln norJlmard nhtff tin nwist of l(rtKnl this nenlrrff, rtftr n sm3rcssfJ flight nenriss tlm Atlantkt cKcatt frcrtu ttid tttvimvtU Mt iractfrut ttiis eticK pco c4ss.t of tvuuscLttautlc Hhips, It Ih expected: tu reiwh Carls dv lug the night, ludow U a picture at Dkv Yelhnv Mini's rmv. Sergeant, lrtFcvri, left. Is a mrtet! Frtn irTlatr. .Iritr Asolnnt hi In the water and at tha right fct Aremiitt tattt dr. Redmond Given ..1930 Convention- Of State Grange (Al' '-The OreKon stale K3"iHrc, la nimtiftl scrfftlon here Klopted rs repatt of the tebfhtLve commlHeft Hshlmi ei'cli subordhuile, srauife to cojilrilmle twenty flvt cntH for mch member to make a fieht lo retain the iticotrie tnx meniftrro udopted by the tnHt tetttlatac 'Vt l ln I'll w nt Ef odnieiiAtl the I9:i convention of the atate-I irmftere. itedrttoud received vu(ch; ttooil Klver 42; Lu. tiinde' ?, Kinuuith KulU withdrew be fore (he lat ballot. A rewdtrfior? presented by Ihe irMchrttf county loriropa rtrattR Hf&iHR (but Kfatn iueetui b al ternated between C(it4eru uud vvckE ern tres w defeated. . i iilastTndry dock causes three dea ths NKW YhUK. Jttw 14 Ar Thre, nteu were Ittllett, to melt vwei-e nerlotmly (muve! uud flvw thva Hlfbily hart (n evpb ninn In a ISrooMyn dry ibrfih loda-y. The cjifiH of the blfrwt lins trrtde termtned. 'i'he dead are Thm;ij Kennedy, ihrltrTter Kelly actd I'hllJp llnrn alt of lirooMyu. Ab'iUl fi't (een "-eve worU!uK in I he boitoov of the ISebbbia dry dork at the time of the explom, (ffrraairtK the ffrbfiftrd hlr of tho fllllitcr iJulf I'eou. tt In believed thuf a leak in one of the compressed afr linen iaSwht have canned potdoott ( expbde. Lowman Defends Virkkula Slayer WAS'UINVITfrN, .Mini. N fAPTUtuiu. AnviKUitK Secretary Lttwmun ( ttu-j (te exchnnsed UuudKhukeH w((h treasury announced today that lv. aer f( frJendH, vepylif$ with a .J. White, the ctKitomn patrfdrmtn l.cnhirrjf ne-gatlvff when he was who shot. Ib-my Vlrkknhr. netrr ln-t terructtntiat l:tttKt Mtniu hist K.tt-f (J Vmtimtod nn face fi nrduy tiinht "wan iut(MK within liis. r"!!Hi;'";'U" tow u"s 11 Death Ends Twelve Lnwmnn said tb,ft if White Wfr? YeCtt CCffV (Uttilest Indicted bin cn: w otttd bo trunK- fi-ired to t(w. Ptilted W(tlt"H comtH' and addd thai newynate-r acrmun ttHfitA(c mw ii ( AP - h ot the Khootmg vr highly cb?r- bajr ended rr 1-year old c.rrd Kitiim tit. lift Arrtbch. tt. " ' In an trM ; k, bld-d "TW MPIdrMIC C U.U.K Vlt:t Uwe.t nf 'm ntldttr." t.vo I N T II It N A T 1 J NAL S'AIi. Minn.. ,Lme II t.l' CiwciicM f Kccond di'Kri'i' four rp-r t-rc f fb-d ttil HtieriuMni nitiut I'Umuet J, White, l!ii'f patrfdman. who Hnt and killed itttity VtrKhni.i, Hits f.i Its cmifpc tinner, ncrr here t:rit Siitnrd;iy, mlai! ctmue-i uf -e-ttii tit'itrt'f t?t;tnid;Mi;htr were dS rnisHfd. t r Lon (.rhrtff fake i iiom iiun Mjvaa Ki:w vti:K, Joo.. tt (APt-- $ i,mt ebt ig took the Int' b-ine b ad In home rnns by pnttndittf nnl his sKt-enth tn the ftrft Irrrdrtg of the Vantu'e-Titrrr Ruiue at the tad- insn todav. t-orije Ph!e h pitch t in nd the bases were empty. LATE TODAY DAWES WELCOMED f CAITTII 1 Hf rtTAlT ii JJlJU 1 llrliUi I Ji . " ' imain to visit iwac- Uomxld on Saturday. hf?twN, .Irrrm M fAil flert- ero,t CIuicte tl. Uawe, new Amer ica jv umluiRwidwr to the touvt uf Km,RHL-Jame, arrival here to talto Hp HiHlJh;br fnml In tho Hritlh capital at ' "li . ern standard ilmoL Ctonerat Ijawca tdlHesnSsarked tt&m tho Whllo War liner Olympic at Hoth:tmplon earlier this aftorttam SOffrtlAMI'KON, Krrclnnd. .Itm 14 (API AoibasHador f'harlea U. tiaweSj newly HecredltecJ (q (Iveat Ibitain, tsMlay accepted th wel eonrrr of thi city on disembarking from the liner Crmplc nod Jrnme dlatety decttni'd to be Interviewed. Uenemt iiawea pxprejuwd hts d Hsht over eomJnif to KK(d b tliR American amhaKHadm, bl oHiil mrKo no draclosnre of ny mcsHHee he might bo bearing from President Ituover ta Premier Mu.c iHjnald. fteptytuB (a Ht'eechea of welcome, the, new anitmsHiidor recti tied uu blHtric fH:i'aHloj Pi yeara f?o when he, with t hi? 1 7 1 h i; nitcd Htte e ri jf n c f rs. c ni tm rk e d on a cn 1 1 lc- boat at Kautiiamptott "to po to I'Vunee to .loin the f intuitu; ufuag :;Ule She Klrlftns HiilUb uvmy," Ta Vla I'l-t-iiiCer of hi plan to sn Httvly : t confer with Premier MacJiomtld In hVotUmd. lie said he worth! pre m'ni ht credent hi in touioriaw ta KUij; Cb'UkKw at Windnor. tfreHKftd In a lislit fcrey satt, with a mH vey hat, the www American amlaadm' cheered by hundrctlH n Knsllhttnn, ht left the Olympic; to take the train to Lon- f'tvtt ttitr K'ftt'Ciifirt frret '.tch dity for pnfcff und ji!n"'M", snie se-pP-uh bi"AiH t hrnud, Ktsl:y "PVi-n-y !d Jo ph Hfryrirli, prtvat". f 'omjMny K, 'rhrrfy-.Hevent h liflnoht vobrntetrr tufa ut ry Ik dead. It 1st jftitiinSve now for hi pirt ner, Addism Petr. Vater pillars Are ; Vause nf Wreek .HH rn.r;. Wnh.. .Inn J4 (AP crater pittam swarun-d ou street car tracks her wntll tb raits. tw rnm ntf slippery n street t ar skid ded three block down n hill nnd ? erarhed: into another car. The eonr- - pany plan to hututi brushe an cars la tlear the rallfc AID MEASURE WILL GO TO RESIDENT Strangle of Many Years to get U. S. Help at Last Near Realization. DEBENTURE PLAN IS NOT INCLUDED Senate Finally Gives Way Before Firm House Stand and Approves Compromise BilL WAKtuxcaxtx, June u t Am TImi ftimi welfef WH wa signed to day by Vk 3rcldc!3t Curtis am? Speaker Loucuorth wiiJda aa hour utter tts tmssujco by eouRressi aud. was aisjiatcfst to ttse WUtte House at once. Lesislative aetisR &rt the farm re llff h'll was completed: today by senate attt hauss acceptaaca of th& compromss messars, , from which th& espert dMentKr was eliminated,, and it now coca to President Hoover for stgotag. WASHINOTOM, Jun 14 (AP rFnrrrt relief Scgwi&Haii passed through one of th& flnat etep of ills eofisresstoRai irsey with "hos approval ioday- of the rr i vised conference report eliminating1 j tho export dahetitttirs propostUosv Tha ftm hlJt SiGT S'CS tO- thC- where Ir vfew of ttm Sy&asa ivolo against th& ebentttre U la x- pelted to reelV ap&Edj- approvnL ' f White ilssra bf&r& nightfall a senate action will complete flrorjt at the capitoL Thff flebfntttreleair bii! ffs ap proved earlier by: tha Jutat senate and house conference. Atransw Far Eftrlp Vote fnmuedhitftly ih h&Ms ac tion th MH f&rmliy waa trans mitted to the senate and; Chairman StcKary of the agriculture commit ten had it snuds the ordep of busi nm with an early vst In pr&spaet. Artttetpatln qtrrtrk senate p- provat arranaementa were umde iu thp feoiaa Us a UU day itton, so that Hpeak&r L&ngwerth miht sign the bill. - Vies i'reHlest Csrli w&alrf sSjsn the mewstrre immedtstely after the conference reyunrt had been ap proved nnd wtth the atfixSns of the stker' ftlgnatnr It w&aid be sent to the White Honse. SUrftHOR fiSy VSpw In the aenatfr Immedtatelv after XtcKaty presented the meoance 5tmntr RsWiisan, aC Artansaa, the dnjHraiic leader, dlare4 h nvrtrtd have tts opposition to- ita pa8tm.ee. "In ibe optntan uf many sosiatora on iMth Sdea of the ehamler," h& ffltid, "tho ellminretbm ef the do- (Continued: n -ass 5f LttiUhw WttRN YEAR CLOSES Pmstdnt. Jles&vstr snninmeed teniay that the goyernment wottld cloft the tiU ftstat year on June 3ft with a nutptujL tu'twen ?taa?0aa, fn and JIPKiHW.nn. Toe t.-nf-hefr said th& budget but can had awbrnftferi: to him fttje-nre-i hUowIus ttittt thta auioant of TODAY'S BASEBALL tt. 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