La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 27, 1929, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE ICa drattbp Eumnn banifr THE WEATHER Oregont fafr tonight ami Sun day with not much change in. temperature. Moderate sertserJy winds on the-coast. C I T Y EDITION VOLUME XXVII. . MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, ORE. SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1929 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 233 CONFERENCE AT LAKE IS BIG SUCCESS The Rev. Putnam Named - President of New . Organization.' TO BE HELD EACH YEAR BY CHURCH Eastern (Jregon - i oung Ponnlo'c Snnimpi" firm- . A . . . mean in the way of deinonstrni- ference Closes at' wai-um a,e equipment this section h.n lnu5l T .act TCvpntnfr ' -for inanulacturinK and believe It lowa last evening. i m fl n well wtlh the home m.o. .- " j jducts p nigrum. The Kaslern - Oregon Youtrs j Yesterday pictures wore taken I'eople's summer conference of the mf the state cxperimentul agricul Churehes of Christ, concluded last turn! farm at Union and of the night at Wallowa lake, has been J state fish hatchery, showing where so successful that it will be mudejmore than two million trout are an annual event and effort to ex- 'placed in the different streams of pand the radius of its enrollment will be made, according to the Uev. R. L. Putnam who is home today after a week spent as one of the leaders. Mr. Putnam was elected president of the confer ence; ' . Fifty young people, from 'En terprise,. Joseph, Wallowa, Klgln and La Grunde were In attend ance, with ministers from those towns as leader. It was the first time such a conference had been attempted by the church officials In this section!, said Mr, Putnam today, and they arc all happy with the outcome. "The chier program is to devel op the Christian life of the young people. With a group, playing, studying, and thinking , together for a week, a great amount of splendid work can be accomplish ed. We feel thut the movement fs worth concentrating on for next year and we hope to make It more generally an Eastern Ore gon event;" Heventeen of the 50 enrolled were from Ial Grande. They were: '11. ttntr u..l Uru li i. Ptitnilltl 1 and daughter, Lenore, Miss Vel ma Wagner, of Salens,, w ho Is vis iting at the Putnam home, Mrs. t F. McPhcrson and her two daughters. Hazel and Hlunche, Dorothy Smuts. Mildred Spencer, (Continued ou Page Six) Lull In Wind Boon To Fire Fighters HANI 1'ltINT. Ida.. July 27, (AP) A lull in the wind enabled fire flBliiinu ereus to prevent a forest confluRrntion from renchlnu the town of Priest ItlveivSl Milieu from here, they reported today to the Tend Oreille timber pro tective association. A heavy wind had sent Uie "frown, fire" muring through small Umber toward the (own nnd a lumber yard, but when It slack ened hist nittht a railroad erew and citizens hailed the flames' an vunce. A number of homes were emtansered, but no loss ivas re ported here. The fire on the l'uclt liver north of here today had covered 1000 acres and assumed n ine."-e-inir aspect. Additional reinforce ments were ordered out to help (he crew of 55 fighting this fire. Forester said that If I he wind shifted (here would bo no possi bility of preventing the flames from entering a heavy stand of merchantable timber and causing a heavy loss. The fire was all'i-buu-d to a careless smoker. I'H.HTI.N. I-OHF-ST FIKKS UN1 MAUIAS, Minn.. July ' '-7. (Ai Nearly btm men had . heen reeruited today to fight I ihreatening fires in Superior isa tional forest. 'I'iie fires broke out of control of :tGii men tale yesterday and burned over t.ttno aeres in the Urule und Cascade lake districts High winds and excessive heat combined to defeat, the efforts of t li ' forest rangers grew?. Concert At Riverside Beautiful Une, Miss Frigaard Pleases A hauntlngfy loveiy melody, putt , of "Vaise Tiiste,- by S:be.Iius. as It was Interpreted . by lh Im C.rande Municipal band last night was one of the high spot of their mil door concert at Riverside park. II is a thing that talis for sensi tive phrasing and under the direc tion of Andrew iney Jr. it was mude vibrantly beautiful.. A "Danse Orientale" had an in triguing sort of swing tluil. maJt it a popular number with the audl enct in Ihe pavilion. It Is a com position of l,ulHUn;rsk The municipal organization drew another large crowd hud night many of thtju sitting In the pavil ion to that the evening was strongly remlnlscient of old Chau tatntna days to iho.e who hud at tended annual week at the rKy nark, a number of years ago. Miss Augodt Krigaar-h who is, attending normal school and Is president of the student body of the sumnler session, received hearty Hppluuse when she sang two num bers, "Sonus My Mother Taught Sfe. and "itoses of Heardy." Be cause Miss Krigaard's soprano voice is a full slrong one it whs particularly effective with the band accompaniment. Alviuy yupulur wllh La OraJrit; Will Use Pictures In Development Of Co. Resources Filming Fruit Industry, Stock Raising and Grain Fields in Near Future. . Opportunity to display moving pictures of Union county seenle t attractions nntl industries In the future for elvie development is to ( yeenlcw Kdueational Film produc- lions, now taking plelure In the vailoy, explained local business 1 valley, explained They were enthusiastic over the prospects of-wlmt the films might five Oregon counties. Today pictures were' to be taken at HUgurd where five ran of Her ford cattle were being loaded. Included In coming locutions will be the fruit industry, stock raising, grain activities and on the local lint will he the Eastern Oregon Normal schol, along with many other public buildings. Today the golf club is also being filmed. The company representativeN will work here 10 days, it is now thought. The film is to be sltawn here through the La, Clrando Theaters Inc. Earth Rumblings Cause Of Deaths And Destruction QUITO. Ecuador, July '27, AP At least iitt persons were be lieved dead today from an earth quake which yesterday destroyed nioxt f 1 hi Inun nf Aloviii'fMi. hull": .. i . The shocks, which continued dur-.or NO- t-yrtmier of the jbs liorse tng lust night, caused consider- , 1'owcr motor came loose, wrecking able general panic. ,n' cylinder and slopping the en- Huildiugs in the village, .were (Sine. " tumbled by the rlrst tremor, I Tlw breakdown occurred a few strongest of the series. Subse- minutes after the endurance plane quent lighter shocks added to the hud made its 2tilh refueling con- terror or the inhabitants who es- Uisturbanco flsure weru opened in the ground us much as 15 feet wide. " ' . .. pnunui1i:' mattress' on the floor Much dumuge was done also at of the ship, . Tuiublllo, iMachuachl, and I .ill The refueling ship fed Its gasu Tacunga. Physicians and Hed line and oiUthrougll the long rub Cross workers wero runlied from j bcr hose anil Koomcd upward, here to the stricken area. .. j The Billion liollur CILy hummed 'ulong and begun to climb. TOKYO. July 27, (AP) A s- "I climbed her to about a Ihcius- vere eartlntuake was felt widely in eustem Japan, today, shaking Hklxuoka. ' Nninastii, AIMo, and Mulsuiiloto und lirlnglng thou- sands from their homes Into Ihe open, ltesiuenis here anil at ion- icsiuems acre anu at iuh- were badly frightened. Tho was much more severe nt ku. Knmiikura, uiul Voko- oiiaimi tremor Toltosuka humu than at Tokyo. . I VOLCANO H(rt bl Island or monoplane "SI. Louis Itobin" be Hnwail.. Julyl 27, (AIM Bubbl- gan n, third week of Ms record Ing and boiling, colling und twist- , ndurunce fllelit loilav nitli its Ing, the lava lake in the Halem- buiiihu pit arose steadily during the hours of darkness this morn- Ing as the latest eruption at Kit- auca volcano here entered Its third day of activity. Volcanologlsls at Kllauea ob- servntorj; meanwhile reiterated thcir Inability to predict how long the lava flow would continue. ho eruption is one of a series ",i"- ort-ihvd flows ch - . terislie of this period of eycn-1 cl evenU' al Kllauea, said fl , offlrliil statement from the oh- , LONDON. July 7, j Al The f.ondon daily mail today srtSd a terrifle. aanasiorm. unpreeeoemeu of ti!() AnK,;ltino The giial of the in living memory, had held up the r ht WUJJ hU( lL,td ut firt() ho;pK Hrllisli India air mall Tor 20 (lh(!. hours at Bagdad. Tho blow was Mor(. ti,u tooo persona -re on rmitfnuing. .ihaod at G:3' a nt. when Jackwon Park Last Night bHiul follower?, ihe jk'seriniivo j ne iraui 01 umn, """"i4"" ijrt heavy upphiue. Tliere is a pn-lly melody swing to the "Indian Love Call." pari of (he excerpts from i-Vlml's Itose Mmie. Hghi opera, and It was eaimbly handled by the local play- er.'. Atnons eneoie nuinberf; pJayed. "Mother Come Hark To M" aj jar number with a plaintive not was popular, while the cornet solo at the riiorus in "I'm Sorry Hily. played iiy too mrector, urcw miaui UflpiU'tse, Find Deer Friday ' On The Zaugg Place ' A young doe was found dead, with her back broken, on the Fred Zaiiifg farm Katurdsy morning. The animal had apparently been running with buck and in trying to follow him in Jumping over a fence had run into it, breaking her back. The Zaugg brothers, who live Jn Ihe ML (Jlen section. hrouKht the deer to Ia Grande yesterday, turn- Ing It over lo the game warden, It. Wright, of Union. The deer. Is ujw lit told storage. ROBIN COASTS SERENELY FOR ANOTHER DAY 'Just Starting" Joke Fliers at 343rd Hour In Air. " BILLION DOLLAR CITY rjQ WN : ENGINE FAILS ' Houston Plane ' up 233 When Trouble Hours Brings Them Down; Others Continue, . ST. I.OUm, July 2T, CAP) At 2:17 p. in. (C.S.T.) today the mon oplane "Ht, Louis Robin" piloted by Dale (lied) Jackson and For est O'RHne, had been in the air 343 hours, ami had exceeded by ys hours the former endurance flight record. The motor of the plane was atilt functioning smoothly. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. July (AD With their first luu horns behind them, Owen llaugland, ami Captain P, L. Crlehion of Minne apolis today were piloting the monoplane "The Minnesota" tow-art the end of their fifth day of endurance refueling flying. The Mlnnesato, which went up from the Wold. Chamberlain fteiA t 6:40 p. in. ionday, naased the too hour mark at 1UMU la at night. The pilots had only one complaint It was too hot. They dropped a note inquiring abut the weather on the ground and declaring that the heat was "miserable up here." IIOIOTON, Tcr.. July 2? AI The Million Dollar City. Houston endurance plane, made a forced landing at the Houston airport ut (t:5..()(l a. m. today after being in the air 23.1 hours und 12 seconds. A wrist pin on the conneclinK rod luct. ie OSuss was ai tire, control"6 .Northwest Healtors' nssuctatiim und Glenn K'loi.ufc crt-pllotf Vas suulching o little .sleep on tlm and fet!, Pilot Glass slid. "Tlic air was perfect und Ihe day n dunning us pretty us you could Imagine. Tliero wasn't a hint or trouble. We both were feeling fine und were, reudy to stay up lndef-t""u and were, reuuy lo slay up .inuer-i""" ' '" . ,..w.i.t.-, h. Itely The next thing I new there ; Washington; O. W. Waoihi of Idaho wns'n loud crushing sound rroni'l''"''"."''"! Novltie W. Ilooth or the motor and M slopped in,ilunliy."M,He' t,r Idaho; directors at large I i KT. LOOK. July 27 API The pilots. Kale (itwl) Jackson and tClecled Tor all but seven locals. l-'orest O'ftrinc. rciioriing that the) Ihe udvlee.of CMenn I. WM engine was "Just getting nicely himan, secretary of the Cullfurniit.. broken In." Moth men were cheer- Weal Kstute association, that the fU un, apparently In good physl- convention take action favoring cal condillon. I uniform, legislation umong Ihe .j.lc tuirt of the filleintli day males il was voted to send reprc- foun, , pUim- far out In front senlatives lo a teglslnlive vanfer- in Ul(, u,.,.,.,,! endurance flying "" t I'e held ut Yreku, Cal., . sc'jsou, ifs chief rival, (he "Million Hollar CHy" of Houston. Texas. jiavhwr heen foteed down at 233 honrH UI1(1 th(1 S(, LoniH Uohln WII welt on the way toward an tiKn;hal pcrf01,mmt.(, Jaeksoii and O'Mrine ha-1 lan 'nn 'Aim hiiniR nl 10; I 7 . tt H . -i- ,..( ,xr,r M.-jii- ! hiin (t(i to ttd enduiu hours unto liie old uc mark j brought the JioMn wiihin l-5 feet 'of lb- ground ami losB'.-d overlioaid la eyiinder eoniainiiig lh usual ."fT! g not s and orders for sup Ttte spertatois broke into a ehet-r as the nlune swooned ovei- ( uml jai.K?on wavwl in re- pouw. "VVVM liI!o everyiiOily!" said ' one note. "How la im erythhig iloa n i there? Everything is fK K( tip here, Wo It,x jlJf;t fine ufler two week! n tju, itiVt ,,.ieve the mntor in running junt as good as it did the 'day we took off, just gdtiitg niee- y hioken In." The mitg', ritin ly O'Htlne, VIJ( IHt,il..HHir m "Khorty" f'haffee. of fjIT, rf aa-itttR crew. A letter writ- tr. j,y JuckHn to ( Hay Wassaii. Continued on Psgs 4) Fair Weather For frvfifiit PJc VgfU ft tryVIt l T rt r r rctv HAS KIlANCIHCO. July 27. (Al The following tmlhmk fori the w i-ather for the week henin- ning July -t was announced liere j today by the I, H. weather bureau HK fallows: i I KHr western states; the weather, i w III be generally fair, except for I occasional ihowers along the ( Washington coast, and clouds and; j fug a!ong the California coast, j temperature will be normal near ; the coast and fair or above nor- , i e uju iu tho Interior. Women Athletes Smash Records At A. A. U. Meet Betty Robinson Runs 100-1 Yard Dash in Eleven and One Fifth Seconds,, Leads Field of Stars. CHICAGO, July Zl (AP Na tional titles in 1! events and the team championship for 1929 to day were the goals of the greatest field of women athletes assembled in th United States, in the worn-, en's track and field championships at Soldier field. In the dash events, Hetty Robin son of Chicago, winner of the l&tt meters In the 1928 Olympic' games, was entered with such stars as, Olive Kruger, Chattanooga, Tenh., Mary Washburn, New York; Olive llasenfus of Boston; Delores Hen-( dersr Eureka, Cat,; and Eleanore Egg, Palerson, N. J., as her opposi tion. The field events promised to develop in a d vial bet wee n Hena .McDonald of Boston, former na tional shutput champion, and Gloria Kussell, Knrek.i, Cal., who finished second in the javelin throw in last year's championship meet. Other forntor Olympic stars Jessie Cross, New York; Florence McDonald, Boston: Catherine Mc Uulre, St. Iyuis; ioretta McNeil New York. SEATTLii, July n (APJ Two ehampioiis were crowned today lit tlie Washington state tennis tour nament. MJhk Dorothy Welsei of Sacramento capturing the women's singles title and Jack Tldlmll of L,os Angeles winnings the boys junior championship. By defeating Mrs. Golda Myer Gobs of Sun Francisco, Mtsa Weisel gathered her third straight crown in the Pacific Northwest. Tho midget Sacramento slar won the Oregon state title at Portland two weeks ago nnd the Pacific North- w-esi cnampionsmp m lacouui last week. Miss Weisel comiuered Mrs. uross l-ii, o-u, u-u Bellingham Man To Lead Realtors For This Term SAhlO.M, Ore.. July fAPI Oeorge A. Wright of MelHiieham was elected presldout of the Paci- ". ing Hession f Jhe mrit, convention iiero yesterituy. VlmS premciiiH ciecieij were: lor l?re-? gou, J. l- irirlch of SaleuK for I Washington, H. O. Hratrude of Tacomu; for Idaho, 11. S. dills or. I'ocatello; for British t'olumhia.l II. Culhhert lliilmes of Victoria. I A. il. Jjnrnhlxel of lacimm wa elected secretary-trpasurer. Among other officers elected iduiilimius mi me uauonai convention .Millard liolbiuok and J ' 9- ul" "'' Portland, for Ore-, 'son; George A. Spencer of .Seattle 1 '" ' Sam Borland, Portlimd; I. ti. 'et-rm!r. Bpokane; Krnest O. Hay, ffolse Vancouver. and A. 11. Harvey, Directors from local boards wero j August 3 to Id. Among resolutions adopted was , reeotnmendNig thut cwmmit- tees he appolnied to rdndy slate iWnb, Arl, n favored as the meeting plane of tho mtd-wtniler eonveution. W. Zrnuiif nun n. Port f;u id we retary for seven years. has re- .tf giied. Fish To He Kept On lee For Feed Members lire to ieave their finh for the an nun I izmik Walton fish feed at Herman's wlo-re they will be kept ou ice until Monday eve ning when they will io dvnjrtd by La ffrande's hungry sportsmen at lh Rtcaiawea ho'ei, Thi Jneai starts af seven o'clock. Home of the prices nt eon cx hibHhm In the iogery' inio. These pi lzeH are for the b:ggeHL f.:eh, (he biggest fish story, the "WK'ni tiih'- linn (tltlKMI, Hll'lr oher "biggest HMngs" ali toneei Ing fish. ; H, A. Kariium Ik president of the t-hib and of Ihe feed. The prists ere undr the chuig. of At Andrews. MAKi; AKItlAL JtOA t) kVUYKX HAS VtlASi'm'ih July 21 (At'$ The first aerial road survey in Northern OtHforrsht history was made when members of (he Joint ,muhwuy aitrte comprised of fH eounties, (raveled bv plane frota Kan Francisco in Kurtka. VKATHi;it TOflAr Wetir Toitay Minimum 49 At IrS'tM, ondttion: clear. Weather Voterday Mitxlitiuui VA, Minimum &, Condition; clear. Flood Inundates, "Water, water everywhere, in some inunuaieu nuicmnson, Ka., when u wall of water three miles wide poured over the city. Move thau two million dollars worth of damage was done. Above hi a scene . &f the main street when water was at Ha highest; below policemen are patrolling the streets In ft boat. Fifty Thousand in Eugene To Witness Mighty Spectacle of Pioneer Parade KI-CKNK, Ore., July 2?, (AIM yoked oxen, . pruirto schooners, 1 aticlcnt stage coaches, women In ! hoop skirts tl men lit great I coats, silk hats and adorned with slde whiskers, beards, or flowing , mustaches, contributed today to . the might? pioneer spectacle Ift Itrogrcss here, "Hunset 1 rail. The lonsr parade yesterday wns viewed by at least BO, 000 persons. O rthls number were visit ors, the largest out-of-town gath- .i .,hi,.,i i tin, ev. Veterans of the Civil war. and tho group 0i pioneers who cros- i Kt,a the pining to this section be- fovo jun. i( ism, drew cheers from t,e spectators. Mrs, lamella. liruttiey, uowager uueen. anu mrs. In their attire of other days, wero given ii tremendous ovatlen. Pioneers on fool, with wheel barrows, on horsebacks women in nrulrio schooners, children drawn in vehicles harnessed to sheep, gouts and ponies; an old-tlmo logging outfit drawn by eighteen oxen, ancient stag" coaches drawn by letmis of horses; surreys and sulkies, tandem bicycle, ancient vli'loi'las, out-of-date mitomoblles, I'tJI I UAiCLi UL! 1 1 &! BRIAND AGREES TO NAME GROUP PARIS, July 27 (AIM Arlstlde itriniid. noted French statesman, fretiuenlly foreign minister and ie limes oremier. today agreed ( fnrm u cabinet lo succeed that f Kiiymond I'oiluore which re- siKllnd this umrnlng. i,t,s Julv 27 (AIM I lie Kmlph oine't resigned la a body ,.,, beln ,((1y ,,,,, M..,llnU .tt,arP premier re- PAULS July 27 (AIM The fimed to reconalder his own decl- Hion to resign. An Impending oneralion. matin nccexKury hy ex- hntmtioii and fatigue from his long flKht for Ihe dchi agreement with America, was behind the preinier'tt aclfon. It wast expected Foreign Minin ter Aristide Brinnd wouhf ho awkerf i form' a new eahlneU It would hn M. Hriartd's tenffr (ifire as pre inter and his eighteenth an a udu i.ter. If C Uiiund should lie anked to form a new rahittet li will ap proach tho laHk wiiii an envied ,J((iw mH mr mirifa- .,',-,,,., ' Many rn-dited his im- tmtmlnnr4 imU near the end of jjimir -art ti- -1 t , jutif ieatioiMi with pulling the gv- eniment. throimh at all, the ma jority being just eight in favor of ratification, lie Is noted for a felicity tff expression, a warmth of feeling, and an Infinite capacity to swiiy w crowd TODAY'S BASEBALL .national i.i;a;i i; f.A.tiivf; i-'ilst game: ft. tf. K. nftt. 11! 1H (1 :, I ( i((Mf,Hrgh Halterles: Hi-lbold uiul Kpulirer; Kiencli, Hill and llargreaves. A f t Ji ira go. f i r st ga fr re : IL li. K. rhiJadfiphht t S chiciigo . . M 1 1 thtHfrtf'H'. Kmipaf. WiHmwhUy and Davis; Maloni. and Taylor, AMi:itU'AX LI.Afil K H. 'Idcugo , I I'ftliadetphhi c;All-:s H. K. f. 1 !5 Ihitterlcs: ckaiu, Wellanr) and iicfg; W&Iherg and tnchran: ff. Detroit - - " lioton - - 4 Hatterlen: Korrell. Vd Hhea; Hnffing and JJerry, ft. . 3 H. K. fi a 4 1 Ht. Louis ... New York (latteries: nisuhoider il d lHgra( ienn:k: und Fchang: rjickuy. Kansas Town 1 i 4 u'P i places ns much as 10 foot deep, u .ncuiby creek uvfwed arrd and finally, the' latest models of automobiles and . itlrfrfanes staws dfter stage of transportation pas sesl 111 review. Tllo first o( tho cvontn on to- tlays program was tbe civle sad industrial parade to bo held nt ll;8 a, m. This parade. In con trast to tho pioneer parado fea- tiired the hurry and bustlo at modern life. Horses, mutes and on drawing covered wagons were replttcc.1 by , aulomoblle. motorcycles and airplanes. Every typo of industry in the Pnelflo northwest parade, re had Us place In the represented by elaborately prepared floats. ! ' Fins! events todar. the last day of the celebration, were to be hold during the afternoon, A sky par ado was u feature, with . several score planes participating. Stunt ing contests, rolay races, para- ehoto jumps and wing-walk log; ; demonstrations wero on the pro . gram. More than SHMieO person attended tho air derby yesterday, - The final performance of the Sunset Trail pageant will I held ' tonight H o'clock. Hundreds . were turned away from tne gates last night because of lack nf seals. Ikbor'Cdttneii Tf Have Picnic At lladiuni, Aug. 11 A pic'lll( for all members of or- gaalised labor J-l thelr;f ilends. to be held, at 'Stadium Hprtngs. Runday. Aug. It, was urranged for when tho I.i Oramle Central Labor Union met al tho city hall last Bight. President f. O. Thomp- son was in charge 01 ino moeiiug. ntmnmten of the walking and tho labor tiueen contest, to he features of thp. Uitior Day cetftbrt- If fif1 !IfttflI ffinff mny whQ have Xie(n byyln? a num llon, occupied a large part of the f u,;i' t:' iTWVWt utmt her of warehouses tn this viefntty Ittti the ineetini?, Mfmters WAHHlNttTOK July 21 AP has aSso urchaak ihs warehouse agreed to concentrate on muhfng mih big events and announce that substantial prizes are to he given In h&th contests "fc'very member of organised is !m Is urged to attend the picnic two weeks front Sfunday," deelsr ed Mi Thompson this, morning. PhrnMrking fainllies are to hHng a banket luncheon and cofl'eo and ies eream will he furnished. R. V. AINSWORTIl MADE PRESIDENT OF SHOP GROUP A signal honor was conferred upon it V. AIhhwmHU at the fourth bfonniei conventhm ttf thtt O.-W. it. & N sinp eisiployees uhkiscUi tforr when he was ejected presidi'nt of that argunlvuitUuw He was also chosen era ff. chairman of the fmitep makers. The cuuveutiou was held at the Woodmen ttali Hi rortlandl July 2'1 and I!.'l, ilnpresenlatlveM frwm the shops in fa lrmle wr&: A. J. Cook, representing tho elec trHssis; A. H. Jmhl, the tfUtrfc smith craft; It. C Ifuckwaiter, ot the sheet mfi warkrs; W. L. 1 Arlln. nf the maclilnery, and Mr. Aitmworth ihe hotter makers. Hev- era! visitors were also present at the meeting from ia Urattde INVESTIGATION TO BE MADE OF NAVY DISASTER VALKTTA. ftfffffft, J&iy 7 tAVt The Hilt!nit adiiilrulty has taken seh a sHo vnw r y rttsyt r I be explosion In n gun tunen trruhter MevonHhtre tf the 3rttK - r - iiiineiin fle" aboard, today was n'stfamm gat fni mp?-i to Vsi,:fl MtUn tlfH'htri th pdN e im i n (Ircece, lo ho!d an immedlote lii - giiiry. The dcaih of aunt her marine fHrittz tht night hrmwte Hi i - ber of falafllles up to II. with n'm- iiiitir t. The hws of h stdJnsF fne if-47 with 2t lives on Jury 5. tn&'My follow-! i an epioMon aboard the subruiTine X-t and tbe'fer of the fnfr Hammd W. f nny- ng tf an tr on met packer, former governor s e.nu- cruiser Vendicfive ttftfch kiffed OffOMyfvardn, pajwed the night tn s poL land ininr d two, tugeiher with y"-ice cell. Khe was one of 6& per I ferdoy's disi.sfer, hav made thf?on grrestet tsst nigh? when poi ' month the blackest in many years J la tho UriUfrh i,avy, " l! ave rai 'FARM BOARD MondaMorningl PLANS CO O? Weather Still Not Satis-, nnnnnn ihjait . tfsa.rsugt CORPORATION Preparations. , , TAsroMA, jatyti, capV-ai- DetaUs!of Graiiu Produc- though au preuaiationa inciud- ing loading most of the gmmUn& and oil, Is to be rushed to comple tion this afternoon IJeut, Knsild i: Bron,'7 '"' n" v '"" i niuiua tiEis iijt t Jtv y iiv- vi is Monday morning, he told newspa permen hers this neon. I don't think I'll try It Sunday morning. In factt i fessw I won't," Bromley said. He added that he would he iH reads' to hop at daybreak Monday If weather csnditioaa are favsr- i TACOMA. Jstfy T. f APS tie- CHICAGO, July il (AP) De spite the fact that weather oondl- tails of the plan by which it was Hons are HH far from perfect, proposed to have tits lEi-idn ?nrs ldeutenant Harold Bromley may ducers of the country set up their take off in his biff orange mono- 0!rB $,jjs,fu0 ooperU mar ' plane, "City of Tnconin," for To- kiting corporation were rovenled fcyo Sunday tttOFttloB. today br Crl Wtlllfcres at Okia ( Whllo no definito announcement hoina city, spokesman for tha fed- aa made to title effect, tits TO.t of last inlnuto preparations and a general feetlag of tenseness at the '' caused the belief to uo L 7r SLfVm,, nm f n -" " posaible. - At W oVTock, shortly after the arrival of Hramley at tha airport ami eonfereneo between hfm and airport officials anu technic- fans, the gaard si round the City '""""f ....-.m .... e fe," - a n)in 100 ,ct f Hitherto nil spectators ,mv0 ueo" t"1"0 10 et P c'03", nl- vlewed It. At the same time all nutoino- WM wire ordered out of the main ,,, .. , ' . , (Continued on t'ago Kst r, . . . t . F irst L nClnnel t llCr , . liSpCtttS V J OSS! fly IMJVBIt. Kngland July il ihPt Phn whereby they might meet oa Louis Htertot, French aeronnu- common ground for their eonvmra Heal pioneer, flew the Bagllah good. TUut ha now been douo channct today. ; and the rest ht up to them." , 'I'weniy years ago, the, rarnn i was ffnsbed arsimff the worM ana CltlCAOO,. JMly Vf (APJ Or recorded the first (tight ovet gunlzatlon of a eTMI0JM)0 co-oper-tjiatle betifefff prance' aad Bob- ntlve btbIb marketing; eorporattoa land. ' !' "' proposed by the federal farul board Today BleVlot landed eloso to as a auaos of stahlllag grain Ilia monument which cummcnio1- iirices, would result in no lncrenso rates bis historic crossing and In grala prices to tho eossumsn Ihen hurried on to London where he will be feted tonight oa the Iwontleth anniversary of his first- air trip across the channel, Old timers recalled the first flight and- how watcher oa the drfUn saw it rfrrf In the Ay whleh shaped Itself Into a, 'tiny altphlne nm then landed on a spot so Hiuall and steep that a favv avla- torg wonid chance it today. . &rnn &riiJtt3& ' OUtlflUl I r UiUf 8 i omnicnrfinir frehlent tKooverr fr suspension Gf enlrelLion of threo rruisers, Jnator llreskharf of lowa. was opposed tho cruiser esnstructlOR bill, today vofeed a vigorous protest against views ex pressed by m&timmi esntmnndef McNult, of the Amerlcun Legion sn the ntfMten Arriving hero from Chicago this I morning. Irssfehart tid that Me I Nutt "Is only representing a little KALKS., Ore., futy Zt f AP) htsod th$ry e&terie st ttts head The gret eouaeil si the Heaerva of the legion which has become t'n f Oregon, improved order of trNiiipal nrsEsagandUd fsr the tnen in sesMoa ber yesterday war profiteers." Tho fowan fs a scieeted Portiand as tha place legion tnemUsr. meetltig of tho 193Q ses:dont "f am fn romplete accord with Tns nnnaai hsnquci wa hrf the president," lirookhart eontin- last night and degree work was wed, "and I hope these eraser put eft fey Ihe fvaiHiam trilje never will ho liUilt. They aro use- Kalem. less when tfcry sre bum uml the Tbs great eatme ihs IXnlte construction of them is unneccn Htates is represented by K. O. Con- fr&ry." ner, reat Junior jnmore. Daughter of Late Governor Arrested Al Kaid On Philadelphia Strike Meet I'll ILA DIMd'll I A, July 27 (Al1) Aft t a hrnHiig befre Magistrate Kerdtnan I Zw4c. Mis Anns Ivnnntr d,uighNr nt the late (Ioveinor Hanr.u.1 Y. feriny- packer, uwi others arrtd htsl, night aftet a nr-Kimr f fhtf work- f ers tniernaSUimik r.iteL wepe dta-1 cfrnrged today. ffnorrr.ng nn rorrfes of the eh.trg&, MtHH l'enuypiiUi.i- mid at l he j rjH. p.piiMmfiH wore charged wltb. conrhmion nf ihf ht'ininx that the froldmif if meel.ng wtthsul a per tjuetUiou uf lutimlag eUueyrH of m ua,:i KnlnQ of them with dis ffMse rrt sgstin On irftce will mdcriy rmidurt an dttbntin be laltcu up i t a meeiing of tha sedlllout; literature AntFtttn t'U Lttettt unn fi& mating wag vmUel hy tfts "I feel Unit wt. wn e ai rest ej . Wnrkei j Intel national relief to de iahfiy. W hit I doti mrfitin Vt , vts means of htidn a grout were cie.iilng no breach of tin- textile workers In Gnstonhi, N. C, pe-M KvctyHithg wjut tftderiy and iciiuaincd oi i ly, e i n after t he : pitc - arrive. llnperlntemleiit of I'olicy William, William i'kgtil lo halt the n ting, wnteri bs ralh l fa pbiaitt aid fssr tesH. i strlkcta in (liiMlmilii, N, and that tM raid was lt Ut a. nnstmder- standlflK of ordeis. - - rrffLADfrLi'irM. .tttty tl iAVy Miss An i'innp:H ker( dauah - ice raided ti radical mocUntf III ers MarKet urganization Explained Today. : TO BE ALL-FARMER UN DERTAKING Twenty Million. , ia Sum of Proposed Copora- tionj Board Details Suggested Relief, erai tlsem board bow its ' uessJoo hero wllh fitty representative grain mftt tsram nf over the cBntry. The corporatlon. It formed, will arraswrt OF dartB prH' eni meeting, no hhiu. mttllfea, aa sstKss4 hy the , mmrd. would b the anuointment of a counSitee by ihs grals men tI,emotvcs to Berve ns an tncor- .Mn-aiuu. Wro. of directors. A -hrtm. nl te-hm mmM then ie . drafted, and the organliatlon fneorpomted under the taw of lLe stock to he eortKttmtton vsuW he ii0tted to various grain mar- ueltng orsanlsaHotw already to Existence, on a basis to bo doter- mined later. "This corporation, if formed, will be KB er(ptllt!!a,im e( w Ed tar the fanner," Mr. Williams emphn- tIed. The federal farm' board 'will have no iurisdietion over, its aMtm essept, of anam, Jo the event we loaned them money. Tho board's work wiis merely to brine these men together and: propose a .Cautioned on Psgs Warehouse Sold To Big Company It , Pfolfrer aagosmee th mile nf hla two warehouses quu etiuml lent we&fc Ksrrf if ford & Co., who will take posaoa aea Ihg tl&& of Anrf Ft fs uinterstood that the com- at fmhfer. h;s futsre pisns s yet, hat smys Ix e plana to taka st camping tth? as sf)on bs the nsw cm tskes possession s .Great Council Of Red Men In Met :,iw I'ennypacker was offored tP r-ten.se on a copy the charge, i,iil declined to accept unless ait o!e ethers were gbvea their free- loin i pprsons wen ?rr.l last night p1Td the orhers, fntrfudfng Msa I'eimyp&ck? werp ?eleas'd thla f h ar ctmrgd with the kitting of a policeman during labor dls- Itnrbanec tn thst etty I Miss I'ennypacker said she Miss I'ennypacker said she hud ' atfemie I the tneeeN merely as a pectutor. l went Iht? ftEeetmg" j declared, bei'iinsv I was interested 1 n the Gmdenia affair. I vfms!4 nof have hefievef it possible that ths rHid have hapst in I'hila jdefphfa. the cra ffe of nherty. 5fy 1 ancestors came to Auwticw. over i 2m yearn ago tn itm csJise of free lorn and I thought surety we had it in thht good fM Onsfcer elty, Other women tuken Into custody InemuhM isras Kate Ktapy anj ,Mli Helen Mallery, both of whom