La Grande evening observer., July 30, 1929, Image 1

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VOLUME XXVII.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, ORE, TUESDAY, JULY 80, 1929
MEMBER ASSOCIATES PRESS
NUMBER 35
CITY TORRID
AS99-MARK
IS REACHED
Hottest Day of Summer
Drives La Granders
To Shade
MARK MAY BE
BEATEN TODAY j
Wave is General; Swelter-;
ing Days Reported to
. Prevail in All Oregon'
Cities. . j
It didn't ruiiUlro tin official
Ins lit tho city billldltiK to let l.n
Granilers know ttutt yi'Stpniay wa3
the hottest day of the summei The
city building report mmply Vori-i
fled that when, at I ho dully 7:30 j
rca HnB this morning It was learn-j
fd that the thwrmometer hail j
Touched til) decrees above yesierduy.
This was six fill! decrees hiffher
than Sunday's temporuture. Butf
that'll not all of the story. At 7:301
o'clock yesterday morning, It was
65 degrees. This morning' at tho (
ame hour It was 72 a full seven
degree jump. Orantlng that that.
Indicates a Bain It Is likely that
today the mark wilt exceed : H0.
Heretofore la Grande has been for
tunutt in staying severul degrees
cooler than her neighbor cities nnd
states huvc been able to do.
PKXBLiirON, Ore,, ditly 30-
Tin temperature reaclwHl
101 degrees here today at 10 a. m.
l'OltTLANl), Ore., July 30 AF)
Northwest breezes in the west
ern part of the state today promis
id to relieve to -some extent the
high templture for the pust three
ilujj. '1 hi veutiier. bureau today"'
predicted local tlilllldeistorms in
the mountains of tho eust portion
of Oregon.
SI'OKANi:. July 30 (Al'J
Thermometers nil over Knslera
Washington and North Idaho wcifl
expected to break the 100 mark
today. At Odessu, Wush.. it was
I mi and at Lewlsion. Idaho, it was
US, The Spokane murti -was 117.
Won't Try Gaston
Strikers at Home
GASTON l A. N. , J-'y 5,
AP In the opinion of Judge
H. V. Ilnrnhlll, 16 members or mo
National Textile Workers' union,
accused of murder and conspiracy
to murder, cannot obtain a fair
trial from a Jury or residents, of
this Gastonj county.
He cxpressel the opinion after
the opening of a special term of
superior court, railed to consldei
charges arising from the killing of
Chief of Police O. l Atlerholt ot
Oastonia on June 7 during distur
bances due to a strike in the Lo
ray mill of the Manvillejencks
rout putty.
The judge announced his Inten
tion to call a jury from another
country and the defense moved
for a change of venue, Adjourn
ii ip nt was taken to permit the
stale time to submit evidence nnd
arguments on the claims of the
defense.
fO.NSI I, HKIMHtTS llltt I'l iON
SI VA, l''iji Islands, July 3",
(Al'l The ISrlllsh consul at
Tonga today reported a volcanic
eruption on the island of Nlvv-fu,
one of the Tonga group. The vil
lage of Futu was destroyed. No
lives wore lost but the people ot
the Island are absolutels' destitute.
TODAY'S
BASEBALL
NATIONAL I.KAtil K liAMKS
It. H. K.
New York 3 5 o
Cincinnati 0 6 I
Butteries: FHxslmmons and
3Iogaii; May, Ash and Kukefurth.
it. H. K.
1'hiladelphla 13 IS 3
FlUxburg 5 11
Batteries: WUfhoughby and Le
nt In; K remer, KushcII, .M cine,
KrcHch. Kuetonic, Hill and Ilar
greuves, ilemsley.
1 n. h. k.
Hi.xtm 0 S 1
Chicago 4 3 i
Batteries; Cunningham and
Spnhrer; Blake and Taylor.
AMKiticAx lf,.;u-: oamfs
H. II. K.
Chii ago .... 3 ! I
New York t 14 0
Batteries: Tlmmas snd Berg,
Autry; Fen nock and Dickey.
liHrnlt 4 7' Theater Man Robbed
'"'n,; .inihl., vU.By Supposed Tourist
hftnune and Phillips; drove and; -
Cochrane. (M!KKOt'LA. Mont., July 30.
(Ft innings). MAP)- K. K. Taylor, manager of
j a western Montana theater chain,
Cleveland V H 15 3 obligingly got out of bed to aid a
ItoHion 4 13 I tourist In recovering a psred.
Batteries: Ferrvll and L. WewelLf When he reached the theatre. ih
Morris, Carroll, Bayne, Uobens, and sunposed tourist held him ujt and
Sieving, A. Gaston, 1 robbtd the safe of I45.
Warrant Out For
Calif ornians In
. Sunday Collision
Sheriff Jesse Breshears
May Bring Men Here
On Reckless Driving
Charges.
A warrant was Issued tins
morning for Ernest S. and iJoyie
Helf and H. J. Allsiead, California
men who collided with a car driv
en by George Dalyria fn an Or .
Ron Trail highway Sunday, charg
ing them with reckless driving
and Sheriff Breshears, at noon to
day, was waiting notification from
Baker officers to come there to
get them.
None of the throe is over 25 years
Of age, believes State Officer Dick '.
Jtouertson, who followed them to
Baker yesterday.
According to Sir. Bobertson the
driver, Ernest Self, suffered inter
nal injuries, the extent of which
he had not determined. The three
were bound from California to
Halfway to visit an uncle of All,
tdead'a, Jack AHstead, on a vaca
tion trip.
After the accident, which prac
tically wrecked their large sedntr,
they hailed a ride - with Kudoif
Krousse, who was returned to
North Powder from Portland, and
went on to Baker,
Mr. Ilobertson declared today
that the body and fenders of their
car had been totally Vrecked, as
well as the back axle.
To Hold Annual
K-O M Picnic On
Sunday at Park
If you're not from Kansas, or
Oklahoma or Missouri, you may
nut want to rend this. But If you
are, you probably have been want
ing to read It for a long time, be
cause it's an announcement of the
annual K-O-M picnic, to be held
. this Sunday at Ulverside park.
It. will be the sixteenth annual
gathering of folk living in this
vicinity who, when they say "back
home," mean Kansas, Oklahoma
or Missouri. Mrs. James Llndsey,
?as president, and Jake Rostock,
secretary, are arranging an in
teresting program this week for
the day's entertainment. It will
include musical numbers ami read
ings, K very family Is to brln, r picnic
lunch while coffee and Ice cream
will be served at the park.
The lute Itev. F. O. Hess was
president of the organization and
his place 1h being filled by Mrs.
"Lfndsey who was vice president.
1 "We want everyone from the
states to come this year. There is
- present membership of around 100
and wo want to have a larger at
tendance than any previous picnic
' has had," declared Air. linstock
this morning.
Mrs. McAdory Home
From World Trip
After an absence of more than
a year during which she made a
j trip around the world, Mrs. W. I'.
1 McAdory returned to her home
j here last night. She was accom-,
panted to I,a Grande by fr. Mc
Adory who met her in Oenver.
Mrs. McAdory landed In New
: York about a month ago and has
since been visiting with her moth
er In Birmingham, Ala, They were
accompanied here by their nep-:
hew, Wellington Quinn. of Port-
land, who has also leen visiting in
: Birmingham. Mrs. McAdory was
( resting today, but she will give,
the Observer a story about her
travels at a later date.
Synnes' Bid Wins
Slate Building Job
j
' SAi,MM. fire., duly 30 fAi'
S,- Synnes of Fort land submitted
the lowest hid for the contract to
construct the superintendent's resi
dence at the new state tuberculosis
hospital at The iialles. Bids were
opned hy the state hoard of con
trol yesterday, Kynnes hid was
? 10.770.5d.
j K. 1,. Knight & Co. of Portland
was low on Electrical wiring and
fixtures at $1067 and the Frban
Heating & Wumhlnjj company of
j Portland on plumbing and beating
!at a bid of 2ft4ti.
The building Is to be completed
within JJO days.
Registration 125
For Second T erm
With 2o registered the second
term of the summer session ttf the
Kastern Oregon Normal 'hool got
: officially underway yesterday
; morning. Final examinations given
; ia;t week wound up the first term
Friday, when enrditnent tok
; place. The training school also
came to an end Friday.
1 Tomorrow morning at F' o'clock
tbe first assembly of the new term
'will be held. A program is being
arranged today.
ANGLERS IN .
BIG FEED AT
SACAJAWEA
Many Prizes Given Union
County Sportsmen for
Best Catches.
VISITING SPEAKERS
CLAIM INTEREST
C. N. Palmer Has Largest
Individual Catch With
Thirty Fish; Koy Farn-:
am Presides. t. -
More than 75 sportsmen, among
them visitors ' from . neighboring,
counties, took part In the annual
IsuMtk Walton league fish feed at
the Sacajuwea Inn last night, With
an Interesting speaking program,
including talks from visitors, musi
cal numbers and platters piled
high with fish tho evening was
one of the most pleasant that any
Union county group of sportsmen
has ever spent. Hoy-' Farnam,
president of tito league, acted as
toastmaste..
Tho urging of cooperation be
tween iiastern ' Oregon counties
among game officials and sports
men was the keynote of a number
ut interesting tasks.
Speakers included U A. Wright,
of "Union, HepreaeiUative H, H.
YYeatherspoou, of i&ffnt W. A. Cor
ned, Union county gamo ' warden,
Ueorge Hogeis, of Enterprise, dep
uty warden of Waliowa county,
and i5r. Fellows, of Baker. H. E.
Coolldge, of La Grande also was
a sKSiker.
Meyer, i Sing
Alfred Meyers sang a group of
songs which were enthusiastically
appmuJed. Ho. played bjs own ac
companiment. Music during the
evening was furnished by one of
tho new Victor machines from
Adiers music company.
A highlight of lite evening was
the prtentalion. of -prices In the
various contests. President Farn
am announced the following win
ners; largest Imliv&ittitl CateU '
C, N. Palmer $2&,h Hh basr
kti. Jack Ailen 4siiPy Co. 3U
tmJt, 4 6 lbs., 1 ox.
Cluts, Murchlson t coffee,
Pfggty Wiggly storu 33 fish, 14
lbs, b o!S.
Hoy iarmtm Vacuum bottle,
Itexall Drug Co. 54 fish; 10 lbs, 5
OK.
II. K. Coolldge 5 lbs, Safeway
Itlend, Safeway stores, 13 fish, it
lbs., 2 ok,
U H. Ilramwell 5 lb?, lard,
Mohr's Meat Market fish, S lbs.,
3 ok.'
IartfcM ItahtlKiW Trout
U ii. iiramwell JiO.oo fishing'1" lti
rod, Gilbert Hardware Co. lG Jt j The prolonged drought that han
la., I lb. fi ok. j J placed the grain crops of north -
Chas. Murchlson 10 gallons west Canada in jeopiutiy Khnwod
i no signs of abatement. The ient-
Coatfnuo on Fsge. Eigfit,)
Officers Bring In
Huge Amount of
J J ! iI
IjIQUOF III IVUIQ
acre seized yesterday by city of
ficers, assisted by John Arkell, j
C. H. Sanders at 2013 Third street
was rutdeti.
The owner was absent and no
arrests were made.
The liquor was cleverly conceal
ed In the attic from where a hose
earred it down to a tap, inside a'
cupboard in the pantry, officers
related.
Final Farm Board !
Member Is Named
WASHINGTON. July 3a, C AF)
- Former Governor McKeivie of
Nebraska was appointed today to
the federal farm board, complct-1
ing Its membership. .
This was announced late today ,
at the whit house, where it was Two fjs rade boys, Howard
said that MeKelvie's acceptance Lyman and ft asset! Ndsn, won
was conditioned by a reservation the hlahext rank scouting holds
that he be permitted to withdraw last night when as a clime, to a
if he desires at the end of a year, dignified rereinony performed
MeKelvie will represat the about the fire of flieir camp on
grain producing industry on the Catherine Creek they were present
farm board. ed with their Kagle badges hy ir,
f , ,W, T. Phy, prealdeni of (be Hast
PV krttf Jai rn Oregon executive eoam !l.
: vw i
i Fruitmen's Meet
.. ,
MiSOFOKH. Ore., Jaly 3 AP
Cvion 1-ong. head of the hortl-
cultural extension department of
Oregon State college conferred to-
day with local frultmen on the '
plans and program of the annual
meeting of the state horticultural
society, to he held here three days
nexf November, the dates to he
fixed later.
MKUKOItli, fire., July 3 AIM I
A, C. Allen, member of the state s
hortieuitural board for -Hoathrn i
Oregon, reported yesterday that
alfalfa weevil had been discovered
lu the field of this country. The
weevil, he declared, were confined
to an area between Central and
Phoenix, about two mils wide,
lie mtld the state hoard would
ta ke steps to q uu ra at lag the 1 n -felted
area.
Fire Hazard Said
Greatest Of Many
Years; Urge Care
Equipment is Hopelessly
Inadequate for National
Protection Says For
estry Leader. ,
WASHINGTON, July AI)
Characterizing the present for
est fire situation R "th most
critical the nation has known in
many years." George J. Pratt,
president of the American forestry
association, today urged govern
ment, state and private agencies
to drastic action to prevent what
might become a national catastro
phe. .
Mr. Pratt saind present means
for prevention and protection, are
"hopelessly Inadequate" and point
ed to fires sweeping over thous
ands of acres In California and th
Pacific northwest with little re
lief in. sight. He cited that in tho
Modoc national forest in Califor
nia moje than 50.oOO.000 broad
feet of lumber have been burned
and more thon S.OftO acres of for
est 'land, burned over. - Another
fire la raging in Minnesota.
WASHINGTON, July 30. CAP)
The forest service today ordered
three .field officers front Us len
ver office . to the Superior na
tional forest in northern Minne
sota to assist in directing the fight
against a forest fire which is rag
ing in that area.
The orderfol lowed receipt of a.
report from the fire swept urea
which said the flames wore out of
control after having swept 7,0tt0
acres.
EAST CITIES
SUFFER FROM
STEADY HEAT
NKW YOIiK. July 30, AI
With the exception of the Pacific
coast, the entire country today
lay under a pall of torrid temper
atures,, s
The highest temperature for
Monday was 9S at tiaithnore an i
Oklahoma t.'ity. Other high read
ings were: Washington SS; f-Mena,
Mom,, Ui'. Detroit 32; Portland,
Me., St,
In contrast o liu'Hf fJirtii.
were temperatures f 64 degrees -
at Htm Francisco, 70 at Ban Biegg
and 7S at I, ok Angeles.
TftundershowerK, bringing tem
porary relief to wilting ciiy
dwellers,, hut only ggra'ation to
farmers watching their crops rnp
(idy succumb to the drought, ti
curred at various points In tltd
east.
Fourteen persons wcrp Injured
by flying glass when lightning
strtick a Brooklyn street raj
hearing a rush hour crowd u
more than - 4t passengers. Two
heat deaths and 1 1 prostrations
occurred in the vliv.
Two deaths
i in IMtiiadelphia wen
attributed
peratui-e reached 10S degrees at
Kdmonion. Alberta, and itta d
jgrees at Medicine Hat, Albert.
One group of Americans, how-
ever, may be envious of the hot
weather. A copyrighted dispatch
to the New York Time, Hi, I, mils
n Associated
newsiicpars from FoniinaabV
had recently
below zero.
reached 6? degrees
JUlWyT W UlS lit
OrtlanU LslOl VUSCit
lOimANU, July 3, f AF
Thomas Alannlx, J'ortland atUn
ney, w awarded a verdict of 5
$.16,000 hy a jury In circuit court
last night In bis libel sail agalai
the Portland Telegram, Mamdx
sued for $ia,tt. Tile jury delib
erated six hours. Attorneys for the
Telegram said the ease would be t
appealed.
IT . 1 T 4 -
nuwaru Ionian iiiiu
Made Eagle
The eeremooy was .he final
court of honor to hf hdd at the
192! encampment at Camp Fhy
'bleh comes to an end today. It
particularly improve one
Of the large nuober of
"ward that was presented,
Ir. Fhy cjitimendwi the two
wout for the wrk thy had dm
to attain the hliih hoimr. Wabdj-
ing the ceremony were the parent"
f the scouts, Mr. and Mrs. tierge
Lyamn and Mr. ami Mm A. S
Neisttii and the grandmrfher of
Hnwanl Lyman. Mrs. Madura Hl-
terinan of Southern. Ctuh. who is
visiting here at the hmtic of her
n, Mr, Lyman.
Carlton Waush and Virgil AHhi
of Wallowa county were given Life
laidge which precede the I'iase
rank and faster f iarNnglmaMe, of
ifatfway. was presented' with a
Star badge, which in the rank be
low L?fe.
Hoy Stiaa and i 'ranees Smith
breaks trans-atlantic record I
's
t , , . - v - Staff r" 7Z3Kllf the art
1 SSSSSfs
'
The iittUh of tit? da! tietttss I lit Atbintic PUtureil hott ns
sli: tutttsTfj nt qunrntitlmo fir the Helcoming conintUEec (tm
' tlu Mili stemer t the extreme Hghtl Is the H. H. Hfetitcn
fter her rs'itl-lirekliig trii a'iosi tlu Atiaaii; liP
Kcaii sixritimml made thp xaytigv- frtim i'hcrbeaj break
water i& AttUtrtbc Uglit.-dtiii, 5e York, in far laj, 17
hotmi attd 42 minutes, lil irortl tit Hvk day?, two
bonr; and 34 minutes was iield by iiio H. H, Mnnrctaiiia, And
of ttitiM tlCR mhh the inrvltahip sUnvwaj Aifeiiii iwe,
of Oamig, tin Ha trlf pirating in iUt im&i.
Fires Ravage Two.
NorthwestTownsp
Big Loss lieported
'OKM01lOI,li Wash., July 3S
A I) Seventeen Buildings, all
frame structures and comprising
most of Use business section of this
town, were destroyed by' fire early
today "with a toss estimated be
tween ?tf 5,00a and $200,000.
Virtually all of two city blocks
were burned to the ground. Fire
men said the blase started from an
explosion in a uwt hail about 32:30
a, m. It was brought under eon-
troi at 3 o'clock with tho aid of nil
Hvallable fire fighting equipment
fmm Aiierden and -lioquuun
KT. "HKiNH, Ore., Jaly 30
'i APjre' of undetermined ori
gin, which started in the J. A.
i nv in a w m t hers ea liy t b i
aborning, spread to a municipal
wliatT. dfhtcfiylng bth, then
jumped the iNdnmlda river chan
nel nnd ravagetl the' McCormick
Hitlpyai-ds entailing an estimated
hiss if more than ?aa,ooo.
Hecanse at two days of Intense
ileal, (he hulidings were tinder liter
and ignited easily. Kirohoais
fmtght the fiie la the shipyards
which is on Hauvlea Inland, while
bind, fnrcen, fr more than three
hoars battled lite raging sawmill
and dock fiames.
J, A. Irwin, Portland, owner of
the sawmill Jfid his ions would b
about i'lZJiiHi, covered Uy $ifi,0M0
(Continued on I 'age Kight
Collision Cause Of
Death of Small Girt
KA1.1NAR Cab, July 30, fAF)
A colllsiui bet wcea 1 wo auio
iuduh's cost Kdltlt May Lynch ,
her life and seriously lnjur'd hi
siMfr. Hvtdyii, 5, niid lyd.
Jj
ton. driver of the ear
in which
Hfcnnda
t my were pasngerK.
iiiam o, driver of th( wliw war-
UUn was held for InveatlKatlon.
LKF1 LAItiif; BHlTI'M;
HKATTLK, Wash.. July 30 CAP)
Wniiam PlgolL Ketttlb capital
1st . v. h d led hiM week, no a
estate of his mill fild
f r,,...,. uA tl tstm ttitit
will so i.. Use wW, Mrs. A.l. b!i" ,,,," '""'
I'lu.itt am) Die l-1-JH.iiml..i- lo iwo '")"' l-vi w of amr mOnltllHli
w.tix. wild tin- .i.-..u..n of in- i ft liilillaiy .-
,,ii.st- .-iarisv im.l unplovM. ISlin ux Ihcy rM j.niay l,.,fre
J I..,.I1 TUI,
Jiusscn ieison
Scouts Last Evening
were made first rijtss s, out. Jams
llriutoa and Jaek Hpellman beaiue
Keeond class Ht'unlH and Jff'-tsn
i'botjadwfn biame a t'tsdejfd.
Merit badges were prewtded ift:
WHfmti tnm, Kdwin iiriuss, liny
H1in JJiile Baxter, James lirintoa,
Virgil ABf, Woodrw i.amerHI,
Arv t;jjrliugbou?f( iester tarUiii
loHjKe, Kcfinii Mevrs, lawreace
N'ejitiit. arielmt Waugh, Phillip
Jtdiiistoi, Moyd Vaughn and Frd
of th- Hrouts, Mr, and Mrs. A, W.
Bales.
Ir. Fhy CMndmfd lite meeilng
and Mr. NHson and ir. !t. F,
Murphy assisted him in prsniiag
awards. Jtbn Fiiiti Alien, assim
ant ftmp dire-tr, l-ad In singing
whieh opened and closed the -re-limn
Kermit Meyers, in a talk if
the visitors and the -hj!s who
sat enejreiifsg the flie. explained
tio
refituretnenta f.-r le.-,i;)ing n
mher of th Oano i i.ne r-
der.
The(? were aleeit five boya
in camp wh( had the frmd f their
hats turned hack as a ioHation
that they bHonsed i iie ttrder,
B means that thy have Npenf an
entire niifht aH alone in th wok i
live mites away in a vicinity new
to them, with only two matches, a
little 'meat and potatoes iind flour
fr food and one blanket for sleeping.
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LINDY AND BRIDE
AVERT ACCIDENT
Plane Damaged When
Lindberghs Just Miss
Serious Mishap,
f'OiJJMHUH, Ohio, --July ao,
AP Colonel and Mrs. i?harles
A, UmHwrgh tari-awiy averted a
seHons accident t Fort Columbua
btto today when a tiro of their ,
plane blow out in landing.
'The plane started
to ground
but tho C'ofoaol was able to
right ll after scrapiag a wing on
tho runway. The occupant escap-
s iHt anntjureu ana tna inima was
but slightly damaged,
ttU'MnKH..Ohlo, July 30,
At Colm-i hnHes A. i.ind
herifh bad a slight accident in
landing at Fort Cslumbus hero
late today. His plane almost turn
ed over, it Is not isaewn whether
he was injured or whether bis
bride, the former Anne Morrow
was a passenger in the piano.
FFNIM.liTOK, tire..
July 2,
A F Fire of unhnown
origin
yesterday desti-oye! the bay larti
row barn, bunkhouss and iite
buildings housing the fighting
plant of the Waller tfreKcll
ranch northwest nf lendietoi
The but Id Jags were fniiy insm-ed,
but the ccatenta werg not insured.
Army Must Help In
Expense Cut Study
j vAsiiixfjToN, jaiy so -
responsibility upon the army Itself
fr earrvloa 'forward a stativ as it
nvhat economies may be effected in
aiiliiary expeuditures,
A ft or a st ! i d y hy genera i si a f f
officers of their own divhthms ib
foil Information wiii he laid before
a -"sosn jo oe sei p wi
tbat taff Slid this eonMaissbia wiii
tJi report to the prudent
This pbm was de;hied upon afier
di&eusiMens bet w een M r. 1 bver
and high war department officials
at the week end conference in the
Virginia mountains, Jj was dis-
jdosed today Hint there had been
many a long emfrenee particular
ly regarding details and that d:i-
nay fitst.d whk tau'fi.
Hufihes Is Awarded
Position on Court
Till: liAfjri;, July sa f aFj
Cbaries Kvatts Hughes, eminent
American jurist and niniwmnn
was Soday elmled, at a;i admlnls
frailve no-etbig of the permanent
etmrt of inlet na i ional jnst ice, j j
fill a vaenncy In th chamber for
ibe eonr:d'i'ittioa fif labor eases,
Mr. iittghes became a member oi
the court last spring. The vwuwy
w as eaus I l-y i h death f Vis
eouni Fiiiiay, British wmhr of
tho rouri.
Train Excursion To
Portland Is Offered
There will a mbhaimimir
i'M ii cxeiii ntmt tm Ihe i'iiUm Pael-
fb io Frtland, beginning Aag. 3
and ending Aug. U has been n -
nneed
Tickets ffr the eM-rsbij
eosl six dolbr. AlarsetMHo-i
ler of 1 tiraieP rs tosds the exear-1
i'rinnd rer lb fmirfb of
July and many
join ttie one this
expected to
adatJ weekend.
Ft x rr A iJt m a iii if s s
WKNA'H "ii Kii, Wash,, Jniy 3,
iAi'i Jattn W, tJrotton, 15, titd
versity of (t?50ga footlaii play
er, drowned while diving In Moses
.lake. The body was recovered 3
boars later In 16 Hei of water.
English Strikers 5
cni n. rn
Industry Stops
Half Million Workers
Wait For Wage Reduc
tion; Side Branches Ap
prove Stand.
CAP Tlirs meetings si afferent
cotton ornlaations ttsday failed
to brhiif abwut resunjptoa of jieso-
tatl&ss in the grc?at eottsm iadas-
try steppage of which had- teid vti
ags reduction.
committee of the 3tlastr Col-
nners Federation tmTni
i&n of the cmplays vagwi
caaauiiUee. in reducing wages V
per eat hut stated readiness to
reopen negotiations.
The Splnnei-s AmalgiiMaUsa Fd
erstisi discussed only ziamimtee
affaJ while the iesser&B ssMRcil
of the Aimalgamated Wssvsss as
sociation at Bury siniiy sadsrsed
the steps taken hy their i-eprese-Hta-tives,
- The "Weaver's aBseciJo also
passed a resolution expressing the
faih appreciation of deter
mined stand taken by their rsejn
. .. ..i.vu . "
layait to siand fins t&r lilnten--
ams &f ihe present wags raiss.
i IH'gai? from ST distrfcis en-
tschd toicanse i hey had refused
to diffttwti the reduction oC vst
A sew hranch of Usa trade was
draws inis the dispute today on
posiSng wf notices by Use- Cotton
Wasie Hpitmera and larmfaetarer
association that the irw m
aeale wonid end on ioaday, Tne
msn of tnis association seek
similar rednction of wages and wiii
mm oreseuUitSves of the wk-
prii mgrraw'
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Quarantine Said
SSUiU U II ill I f IV t O
WASliiNCmiN, July Ai
aaimntino by t'Mlernl ani
e(p aa?uornics in ciecija agatHei
the Mediterranean frail fly was
said lelay by AMsUitoni Secretary
Iwmn,5 of the treasury Is havn
worked a hardship agnmat rum
ranm apd bud forced tJwm to
ih Viiitn !,-' eanally mying VneK w 'lng "ta ooiiio
th reiisn ib Canadiah bnwier, jdnwn anue time. Th note e
Lam ;mn ssiid this cwMHikis bad . tienily was msunt to kid" the
prompied iRsannee of orders to;
Commander Martin W
in charge of the Bunam :v)sJon i Major Rsy Wasseil stonssd
of the coast guard, is stngthenat ths miifi yfted tba Sra
bis fareea to contlmt Inereased are cossing down, O'Brine and
smuggling aeliville frsai tahada. Jaefeson nsted the excitement and
!Tea fast boa's armed with Hsnebino
gnns, Ih added, would by used in
that ars'a,
in aduon 3o tftRaauineraamug-
glera mekbig new places at entry
along the Canadiaa border many
of prevented fronj nmaing
lhr rarjpw-a across thn Oelrolt
rivon he added, bad tmnerred
I i heir ax'iiviiies to the western end
j at iake Krie. 'fbere, however, bo
j r at Kard
Watt Street Mart
Ilctlln Brisk One
NEW VOItK, July 3 iAVi -Bear
traders, apparently having
faliett in tbeis efforts ts farce
heavy ibmldatioii of stacks, stood
aside twtay and the market rallied
In brisk fashion under the leader
ship of the puhib utility shares.
A few weak spots cropped ont
here and titer bat ihy wers1 dis
regarsied. Fools renamed tmyin
operailonr, n a broad scale UiiUm
ssores of itwno-s 2 tn 1 points, and
sending a few specialties soaring
11 to points.
Call money ixuewed ai t per
cent agitinjd 5 yesterday, iml
there appeard to be sufficient
funds available io hold She rat
at that tignre until tb month
end credit stringency bad msjwa!.
Trading iield down in tb- fia
at hoar when the li pdnt drop la
eonisnereiai invest M"t traM
followed bv tirofb taktair iii i'iii-
iM fl',1 tiIs4 titvm
Ita. Pnidie uiHitas, hawever, b bi
round lhlr high iieurss popl s
gas extending Itf Hse nmre
than So points, 'onjmerrhti sil
venis i-os 1 7 points Thf rinsiisg
was strong and total scsh-ss appr
bnated 3.7aa,aoO Uwx
Los Angeles Man
Shot hy Robbers
LOS A?VKLL,S. jaly AFJ -Whn
h refused io nis bt. hamls
at tise vnmnvm'i f iv-o yung ritiv.
ijer, A, r-ranl; Co?n 3, pr
deal 3d a rui? Vinbe? t-mntmitv,
vun hUH la frfmi of bis aHml
shorFy heff!- jaldnld bJ aight.
Fssier tn in r-'injsaay wh
Miss ib lh Tnylur wj n the hot-
ing imtk pia . Th y wes pr
pr ng to -tttr bis .vimdMe,
Mh - s Taylor aid, b-n tb yasha
1 drove nt In r.mther tr and ar-
roMed ihejii.
3!bM Taylor r mm-i when Ibe
jtbots wcjc Fr-d, e?j?Mn I be
yonth to drop their gun and b've
their anomobib in a hasty flight.
ID Vlv KM ALL ;amk flF,Vi'
HAS MATKO, Cat. My H
f AF1- A ndniaio-e Idg saine bant
thrilled the popuhce when Joseph
Uarey kiiied a young iln for a
Stockton contractor who granted
the peit for a rug.
S WONT
JJ
ORDERS
UIT AIR
0'Brine and Jackson Get
Order to Come Dov, n
Won't Answer.
UP MOBS THAN 43 7
HOURS, iO'f ilRED
pjoa EBPlBg Weakninff
,
M5AX&$Jl& iim.t.iwC
They Want to Stick It
Out Longer.
ST. OOTft Jaly iO AP) tsis
numoiitaa "at. IjomIs HoWs d
i!en j m hours at 1:17 m,
it!. S. T. today at that hoar the
pilots, JJato tBd) JaekBoa an
Forrest O'BHse. had maae bs rs
lily t a set seat to tlsem iUsi
morr.li'ij,' hy Major WUUara B.
l?rtlw,rf,ti nt th ?ffht
caiHns thtm down toaay.
ST. LOUIS, July SS (AP) Staler
MaanfactHrins company, wnien &
simnoHasr ins recard-brealdng
dusHee &i uaie He
son and Forest O'Briac is ths
moaopiaas St. ioula Itobls,
this njoi-nlag seat tho filers a jness-
todav
whsuJd Vaey land at IS p.
Jactawn O'Brfne ' will savs
a record of 452 hutm
aj)d 43 wjBBjeB4
MaJsr wHIiam B. Konern,
sponsor of the endurance flight
Mho Bent the f Hers m. sote rtquest-
ins ibem its land some tiirw
refused to retake puteiic tne text
waB hul lhfJ tending wauia be
made whee ihe present aupp
fuel is exhausted
jheir nstsr wakeninjf bat mil
able to keep them aloft, Dae
jacksoa and Ferest O'Brln crid
xcUeinent hers this morning whsn
they dropped a note from the" on-
j-iviuiid eraw and was dropped
hmaed Jor him to resd ea. At
Use cad siwared "sometime." The
plan? had been up 4? hoars at
;IT a. a, iii, T.3 last before
xw note was dropped.
hwr(1 Xot
fTlte tmp. ient
iv atlzr the reftroUn phsne had
ikeo asiiihsr nte. wrtt&
hy Major tislsertson last night,
in which he told them they cqajJ4
iaud anytime hm to Use their
judgment and to bear in nsind that
their safety now was the msst
port ant factor to be considered.
Fast the 4&-boar mask tn tim
i,uat lhe anark In earning
the Ht. Into Hobijs today Its ree-oi-d
ff?rmtd mare than the ccm
hlne! tta of the most recent en
dMinee fhgbt, that of tha An-geh-no,,
and the first of iSSS ths
tim'stion Mark,
The mm, is yesterday1 note
had said cyindei-s a ambers 4 mz4.
showed signs of weakeiiimj and
fCentined en Fas Eighty
Portland Youths In
Hospital After Party
lt?HTLAKia, July 33 APJ :
Two hoys and a. 3 4-year-oid gri
wer in a hospital here today, th
i--siiit of an automobile accident
fidlowinsf a midnight swimming
party. The myn were charged wltb
atotnbii ihiU
Viola lavidson, H, was fiaen
io a boKpitai safterine; from ecsn
eosslon ef the brain, cats snd
biolses, and Hiehard Taylsr, tSs
and cj?jds Slillard, 5 were
Heated for many cuts and braises
reetdved when the automstdts tn
which tbey wre riding roiled
dn a Isank and landei in &
erek m Abierwood road.
Wben the tw ioys were arrs
e i after the aeeldenl they denied
they bad 5nien the rtsadstr, ds
rbtrii they had taken the eat
Hoi on approval after bvl q&
the stlesnn they intended imyi&g
ii.
Thvy tk the car yeterday af
teriifmn and drov aronnd, nntit
evening. Then they met the lv
idsn girl and tb three went z& a
swimming leaeh. The accident c
etured at i2;Sfi o'ehiek this morn
ing as tbev jeft th reaort.
MAHIti AIjAxKAS sriiVKY
HKATTi.K Wash., July 33 APJ
Four meafhers of the csng??
sional appropriations anhcejnBtlt
lee for agrbtnltur sailed aboard
the roast guard cutter Tahee fsr
Alaska on a survey of federal ag
rieb.nmi projjeets. national fer
ests and federal aid roads.
imr.sH ting jTtuiKiJ
MKOFOItl, Cre,, July s AF
A hrsim and grae fira an ths
far lake highway sear Indian
er.ek ai estinnlsbed yesterday
after burning esr 2S crea
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