La Grande evening observer., August 20, 1929, Image 1

.1
THE WEATHER
OKECOX: tTHseH15 tonight and
Wednesday probnbiy with ml -a in
tiie northwest portion. Cooler is
the iBrior,
CITY
EDITION
mtwx
VOLUME XXVII.
MEM BKU ASSOCIATED I'UEiSS
LA GRANDE, ORE.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1929
MKMBEH AS5SOC1ATJSC PBESH
NUMBER 250
EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE
tot
fattening
mnm
OPEN COOKING
SCHOOL AT
IIOPDAY
Large Crowd in Atten
dance at This After
noon's Session.
DEMONSTRATION
AT ELGIN NEXT
Atendane Prizes Given
j Away Each Day Two
Days of School Begin
Here Thursday.
With a liirjre crowd in ntten
diiTHic tliiw afternoon at the hohsiou
in the Woman's club building at
I'nion, the KvenitiR Observer t'ook
1ns School opened- ttUHpietoiisly
with Mrs, .Heth lialley McLean
demonstrating n dinner menu, lm
iiH'diaU'ly after the school Iho
t'tiiiiment is to bp moved to Klgiii
iind set up for the session in the
Mtrh .school gymnasium there. Wed
nesday afternoon, hogi tint tig at 2
o'clock. The Woman's club in both
communities Is helping sponsor tho
school and 1 tuning special in
terest because Mrs. McLean Is stati
nutrition Hpecialist for the Kcd
crated Women's clubs of Oregon,
Hoth Ibis afternoon at Union and
tomorrow at Klgfn, U attendance
prlKea wiii lie given away by draw
ing names from attendance cards.
An electric Can by Hie K.O.I,. & I
Co,
six-months subscription to ',
the Kvenlng Observer, four sucks
of Federated Hour given by the i
Union and Ktgin flour mills, buck
ets of Snowdrift, cans of Wesson
oil. packages of Leslie's Salt, and
paekages of Schillings spices, tea,
coffee, extracts, etc., furnilshed
through the courtesy of tho manu
facturers of these products, arc to
be distributed.
An idea! setting for the school
was provided in Union through the
courtesy of the Woman's club in
niiuitiK ...
a iiiicm'n luoiu film .iiiniit ."".it
KiHto ns fnriiislu'fl through tHo
cout-toKy uf (cU lirothcrs FHrnl
lun.' Korc or Union. TIiIk was used
Ijy Mrs. Mnl.ciin In showlns Die
WM'vinft of her iliim.M' ufl.-r com
nleUtiE (lie rooklniir (IrmonstriuUtn.
Kho is not only u cooking uuihoiily
tint mi oxiiort on inenl tilannini?
and litltlf wniMVlM-iiiK tli ntJllloi'
uf ll textbook on (Ills subject,
Sllool Hero Auc. 22, i'.l
ThurstJay am! I'Ykiuy Hftcntoon
tho siliool will ho In-lil In tliu lilsh
(Contlimod on Phko 4)
MERCURY DOWN
TO 44 ABOVE
DURING NIGHTEstimate8 Revenue
The minimum last nlutil I"
Crande, weiiliu'r records show,
drotiped four decrees lower tiian
the previous lilKht. reneliiat? a
sloiiilnir plaee at ii aliove. At
7:30 o'elock this morning It was
at. ahove.
The 44-niark eniised many peo
ple lo star! their furnaces to fone
tloniiiK for the first time slnee
last slo'inK.
Yesterday's nia.Nimiim was x'J
aliovi', one of the coolest days in
the Inst month.
Ram Sale Opened
In Pendleton, Ore,
I'ICNIii.KTnN. tire.. AuK. -".
(AT) The third annual ram sale
opened here today under Hie aus
pieos of tile (Ireiion Wool Growers
association willl more than :i
present.
Aliout well known sheepmen
were dolus spirited liiddlliif. A I'lll
Ifornia ltnmlioiilllet pniehred ram
lirollBlit ton prlee of the uiornlin!
al tlllS from a I'endleton purelias
er. tltller pllrelireds sold us low as
r.4 ami from ?7il lo !:i Bi nerally.
More Ihan Will ibihk and 3 ewes
of all breeds were put on the bind;.
Kit I VIAX HivSKi.NK I'OST
W.SIIAINC.TON. Am.'. 2. (Al') -Alfredo
C.ny.ales I'rmla, first coun
selor of tile I'elilvinn emliassy lien
bus resiiiued his post follouim: a
prot;t to his Kovernment o .o
Milea I'olnilexler. wife of tile fnrlll-
ll'"
er America n alniafinlor to t ''in
ami former senator from Wa)i
InKton, heealise lie llliii emtiioyed
tan .Herviinl.s site inni broiiBlil h'-ie
from i'eril.
I'l!l.f'fl I.I.VDit ilAMA;l.t
IIAVitK. Kniliee. An. -" Al'
- Hallilii; on the i''-e!lrli liner i'ari.H
net for tlil afternoon. n iiioeel
led today alter fire laal lliallt ui"
Into Its fiililtitiioiia interior mi'l
d iced It K.imtui'iB Krumr aliout
51 tT.iine).
More limn !."" Allielieans
liuekci for palace io N'eiv York
on the liner wili have to delay theli
crossings.
vi:.Min it nutAY
a. m. 1 ahove.
.Minimum: 44 aliove,
('(tndttfon clear.
vi:atii:h vimi itiA
.Maximum 8'.', liiinimum 4S
aiime.
i 'i. minion: eieiir.
vi;.Tiu:it A( . -
Maximum SI. mlniniuni 4'.
above. '
Comlitlon: clear.
Fruitland, Ida.,
Pastor To Take
Baptist Pulpit
The Rev. C. Marcus
Godwyn to Preach First
Sermon as Local Minis
ter Next Month.
The itev, f. Marc;is tJotlwyn.
pastor of the Baptist church at
t-'mitlimd, Ida., has ucceptcd call
to take the puipit in the Kirnt
IJaptif-t clmrrb of J, a. Grande, it
was announced this morning. Mr,
and Mrs. Godwyn will conns to l.a
Grande shortly before Sept, T and
he wlil occupy the pulpit for his
first sermon as a" local minister
on the first Sutlday In September.
.Mr. Godwyn preached a .sermon
here a short time ago, coming in
the capacity of a guest speaker,
and several days uro the call was
extended to him. 'YhU morning
word of his acceptance was re
ceived. The pnlpil of the HapUst church
lias been vacant since the death of
the Hev. ( O. Hess, who passed
away about i he inlddie of Juno,
following a long Illness.
To Place Signs
On Scenic Route
Signs are (o be placed on the
scenic route from I-u Grande to
lndleton via Slarkey and tfkiaii
within the next few days by the
Lions ciuh of Ut "Grande, it was
announced today by S. I.. Thomp
son, district deputy. The signs tire
being printed at present, lie wild.
This action is being taken as the
result of a recent Lions caravan
uver the road and also suggestions
made by others who have traveled
the scenic
route.
La Grande First
In Northwest To
See New Talkies
Vhv four nights this week
Urande (healer goers will be nearly
a month ah pad of any nther theater
,n lll(J No!.(ilcs(.
Paris Hound"
opening Wednesday, and "Hig
News" opening Kriday at the -Arcade,
are both being shown in la
Cirande for the firwt time In the
Northwest, the Uu ti ramie Theaters,
Inc., have announced. Release
dates fr "Parin Bound" for Port
land do not come until September.
- Both picture', put- out bj- VoXhe
are of the it''9-y(i li.st. and are'lao
per cent talMes. Incidentally, there
is u new effect in photography .in
one section of "Paris Hound" that
Is said to lie very good.
Ann (larding is the alar in
"Paris Hmmd,"
In "(tig Npwh" Hubert .Arm
strong and Carol Hutu hard arc fea
tured. r t urn i ui i t i jK,uctm
WAKiliNtiTON, Auk. Sa, (Al)
Chairman Hntoot of tile senate fi-
nanee eommittee today estimated
the total revenue Hkeiy to lie de
rived from the tariff rates propon- !
ed by that eommittee as (itlM'.i,-j
4!i1l eonipared with SSlB.llH, 54". j
under the house kill and $r. 1 (..ft! 'J,- 1
ii;ill under existim; law.
1'lils would iie a reduelion of nl- j
proximately JtN.aliu.lUltl compared
witll the house Id!! hut an Increase
of about Sua. ana, mm over customs
receipts from the present Kordney
Mct'iimber act.
W.C. Williams To
Succeed Cutler j
In Local Shops
W. C. U'iiiiatns, resident engineer
(f Vale, (He., has been appointed
td succeed Osc;n" Cutlei-, in the id-
cai departmental hn fif the slate
hiKhway cuiitinisKinn. ' it was an- j
nounced today. .Mr. Williams wiii
t a It n over his new duties cnim i- '
dent wit)) Mr- Caller's departure
fur Waleni. win-re be will became;
isssislaul market road engineer.
Mi-, Cutler's Is residewe timinten-!
auee engineer and ..fliee enKineer
here until Sep!. 5, when his trans-:
fer takes effeet. j
)..;,., A I
i luIL"v',''
350 Miles An Hour
t'A!..SIIiT, l-'.iiulHiei, Auk.
( '( Klvinc i.f(le.r Atetleriev
muiie n tiiul flislii t"'!ll' I" Hi
iip. r-inil'ine , liiiei.ler eiii en
trant and attained n "iiee.l wliiiii
eslierta r"llniaet in somewhere
l.etween 32" and " "ille.i an hour.
lll lilSV M IS
IMAM!. "111".
Mrn. Ainei ii'ii'
Silid !) I"' "le
nut iiivont'i;
MIX. -0, (Al'l
r lteur iiitlliiiit,
uMiihiest wnniui
iielian trliie, iiai
of tiie tiiiipu"
,...,i ir divorce and 92!lt.-
li,D alimony l.y tier third hiisl.iuid,
K 1. Unlliim. .1 while man. nul
lum aliened ill" Blfe le al lilm Willie
he was ash'eli mid on one occasion
attached him with " revolver.
scihh:Mm; ','-"s
Ni;V YOUK. Am.'. Hi. (A)'l -Mil
tl.limeliiiiJ. tierouui heavy
wifsiit wrest- vi'lorions campaian
in America lias heeii clouded i.y
alino.it coiitinnilal itrovershu
with hoxiim i.otlmrHles. hoolicd
passage t y on the hm-r Allien
Huliln fciiliiw lor tivrmany Katur-dJV.
OREGON FIRE
SITUATION IS
MORESERIOUS
Flames in Modoc National
Forest Fought by
Large Crews.
EAST OREGON FIRES
ARE THREATENING
Forty Men Trapped in
Montana by Fire; Res
cued Late Last Night by
Truck Driver.
1OHTl.AM, Ore.. Auk. 2 A. (AJ)
Oregon's forest fire situation as
sumed serious proportions over
night and today emergency fbvi
fighting crews were combatting
Haines in tho Modoc national for
est about one iniie sotl of the
Oregon-California lino. Kmersn-y
crews with rushed to the forest
from the Kremon forest,
l.ate last night strong winds
C, 11, Itroan, Fremont forest sup
ervisor, said tile blaze was spread
ing rapidly tuwar the Fremont
forest. Low humidity and winds H
that section, he said, makes condi
tions unfavorable,
whipped the Ksstern Otegon fires
into fury and threatened the t'mu
tilia and Malheur forests in var
ious sections. Twelve fires, eleven
of them said to have been started
by lightning.
reported by 1
Major John Guthrie, chief of tho
district forest office here.
The most serious blaze, fiuthrio
said, was near Onyviiie on the Mal
hear reserve. About iifMt acres had
been bur net! over and sixty fight
ers were endeavoring to keep the
names from spreading.
Thirl y acres had been fire swept
near ifeppner in the Umatilla for
est, he said.
jo .mk, i;j;.st i:i:n
KAl.HSPKi.H, MvttU Aug . He,
AP) Kotiy men tratpod near
Cedar lake by a forest fire yesfher
day were rescued luat night by a
(ruck driver who drove haif a uifle
through blazing timber to bring
them to wifely.
The men were surrounded by
fiamrs when the Half Moon bin no
west of Columbia. Kails swept live
miles northeast to the vicinity of
iltrkerrf-Itili. , Kireof. - nnknowi?
origin broke out in two places
northeast of Half .Moon yesterday
and wind last night caused all
three blazes lo utiiio. A! net valuable
white pine is in the path f (he fire
and it is believed all of it will b
destroyed.
MISS P1DC0CK IS
LEADING CONTEST ;i
i First Report on Labor
Day Queen itce is
Made, at 10 O'clock.
Kirst stamiinKS In tho Itbur
Mtieen content, which is t efid the
Saturday before the f.abur day
cclebratinn, were atitjouticcd this
morniiiK at if( o'eloek.
,t thai time five of the" six pirls
had repmted, one. Miss liernlecn
!,Ki))ti, of the barbers, md turning
in her votes fur the first count,
Of Hie other five. Miss Itarbara
Pidencii, of the nutsielans, was tu
first plac. with a total of ;i,fm.
Kaclt $1 turned la counts a l')
otes.
Miss Lena l.uoke, of the mil'
wttrkers vasse-und with ZStiii and
.Miss Myrna Ward, of the clerks,
was (bird with H.'4nn.
Miss Kllzabeth Hesse, tepreseiif
inK tin carpenters, was fourth with
an even 2, MM, and Miss Irani John
sou, of (lie butchers ViiH fifth With
(. 4 f.n.
The contest started ist Krlday
and. with lf7.rii turned in id
ready, members of the committee
in charge express pleasure at ihe
v. boh'-hem-ted suppurt that the
(iris are receiving.
The winner of the contest will
preside S ((Ueen ot til
eiebra-
lion Sept. 2 and the other tfirls wiii
reecive u priit
(ion.
for their parliclpa-
Summer Outing On
Ends In Two
HKl.t.lN'illAM. Wasll., Ami. '2".
AI') -A summer onlimt eioiei! in
death t.y freezim: lor Miss Theima
Mnrtiil. beanie iilinirinn, and K.
i-'nrnyii. .Ia(iiuiese artist, i'ortlaiid,
lire,, when u hliy...trd snrlii'lsed a
party of miiltllialll ellinliers on
Mootjt Mlniks:in. Wasiiiintton. near
Mountain itokiT. iule Kmaluy.
Miss Kiln Meiinwi-ll mid Ileruinti
Wnndei llmr. linlh of Mallle, i.tin r
memtters of (he cliutldiiR party, i.t
thoui,'h inlly frozen Had snfferlm;
ll-oill all nlKili l-xposnre. were last
nlKhl lii-overliw 1" a trait cabin
and wiii be brotmht down 111'
mountainside to -Mount lodge early
tudiiy.
i'uriiyn Coiliiiisf
't"he lu'i women and Wiinderiliiit
ieft'ji )fik- fini fariy Wtiieiy
for (he eilmh oti'i nro-jjilerfi i-'ur-nyit.
fi ?x(t t t iti(int;tineer, wha
nffT ii to lend thf otlt.-rn ft tin'Sr
am-i-itt. Hhorliy after Iho t)li.zarJ
wtroek, litrtiya wliowerj Rinii ui
wjttktiitiiff and In u ftw hyiirs hud
Border Fights
Increasingln
Manchuria Today
Both Chinese and Russian
Souites Report Warlike
. , , i -r. !
Activities ana rrepara
tions. LONlON, Auif, 20, AD HutU
Chinese and iissian sources today
reported, warlike activities nn pre
parations along the Manchuria
border with increasing number of
border clashes iind incursions by
the opposing armies.
iisfwatehcs front Mukden, Man
churia, Haiti trhilie.se defenders ami
;t,tti soviet cavalry invaders from
Nikolsk yesterday engaged in a
fierce struggle for the village of
Tungninsien, south of Pogranich
naya, in which the settlement
changed hands several times hut
finally was retained by tiie Chin
ese. Fir u Soviet
A dispatch from UUtgoveschenslt,
Siberia, said. Chinese troops, sup
ported by white guard detachment
fivt fin :t soviet minitor on the
Amur river about Mj miles north-
west of here. SiiiiuUnticonsiy Chin- j
esc fired upon soviet troops and
civilians in th vicinity of "Wak
llanka, near the villages f firmi
enko and Uoliavsk. The Heds re
sisteji energetically. -
Tiie Moscow government, thru
the Herman diplomatic force there,
dispatched a note to both the Muk
den provincial and Nanking central
i thlnese governments warning
against hands of white. HbhIuhh
ttwl (iematiding that these bands
be disarmed and Chinese troops
i prevented from niaklnff further
encroachments on soviet territory.
series m umkin
The note enumerated a series of
raids Huid to have been carried on
by white Russians and Chinese in
which soviet soldiers and civilian
were killed and concluded with the
statement that unless the demands
are compiled with "otherwise fu
ther complications mused by new
attacks on soviet territory wiii fall
entirely on the Nanking and Muk
den governments,"
Mukden dispatches reported
tanks, airplanes, and searchlights
on the wy to the "front," ami Tk
official Husidan new agency, cit
ing Hie same reports from Harbin
added that Chinese authorities had
permuted the lormation of new
(Continufid on Page A
THREE INJURED
IN CAR WRECK'1
NEAR MEACHAM
Throe people were hurt, (nit not
seriously, III an imtontofifSe aeoi
delit. six mites west lit Moaetnim
yesterday, A. J. I'yle, of 1 tuM 1!
a venue, with his fatiitiy. was driv
ing home From Htioiiuno when tii.
enr eft the road alni went imo tno
dltell. The windshield broke. Use
Klass causing faco luoeratlona on
lyde, ed i-ealiinjr !fi stltchc.
tud also cut A1r, Pyle's lip, ianore,
his Hille daufthler, Hnffejed a ban
bruise. Ail three wefie taken io the
Dr. Wonderiiek hospital for treat
ment. Governor A pproves
Hoover's Proposal
ISAidJM, re., A. fAPi
1 'resident i i no ver's proposal t bat
tiie western states take over thn
ttnapprnprlafed public lands from j
the federal K"vernmeil meets with
the approval of Uovernor ialier- ;
sm. In line with this policy was;
the recent acquisition ty tiie Male ;
of (tiCKon of a are arew uf nWJitup
hdids in Klamath and Lake Couu- :
lies. i'U liuuver projnsi will be
submitted at the conference of
, , ,
'
western Kovrrnnrs at
August 2 and 1'7.
Umatilla Crop Of
leans Is Stunted
Aug. Vi.
f A I J f(iiii! disappointment wsts
expressed by officials of fbe farm
prodiicls eidnpiiny nver the outlooh
uf the he;jti ii;jj ve,sl fn i 'mat ilia,
county, today. Lack of moisture
and rahi weather in My and .Jute-
is thunj;ht in have stunted (be
crop. More than six thousand er s
of tteniis nave neeu putiu.
Mount Shuksan
Deaths By Freezing
cointmitloits tried t't revive itiltl.
Miss .Martin eollepsed and ledli
iftze io de.itii while attempts were
IteltlK illilde lt keep tilCIII IltlVI'.
ttrii'f stricken and harrussed by
eiiiiliiik' winds and blinding allow,
ibe two remaltiliitt climliers al
temtded to ftoike tliclr way ttack lo
civilization, 'i'ic-il all nfi;bf ctfoiis
f;tlled mid witrciiers tontid tic'ln
daiiKeronsly near a i-llff Just heloic
iliawi yi'terday iorrniiiK,
Sii-kloK Uiaiica
Miss Mcllowell and Wmtdcrlin-'
were taiu-n to tile trail robin and
e.ired for. Tln-ir condition was e-ieo-ied
as favorable,
i-iiiriy today a new rcseiic p-nly
'AOS to have (eft 111 UII Ultiidljit to
inlliK oof the two bodies, whiih
WTc ieft hert they 'th-'i, oft tin-
Hio$l'H Of (HtHtl' y JWilii.
Ml Mai:ilf, w!iw frii-f hox
Hun iit l(env-r i'nlhf, len., MNs
Mettowfli iiiui WdtnivritiiK w--re
JlieiMherJ of u jr.tTty of nilte whieh
ieft Heallie lut TiJtmJuy Utv Ihvir
j U, S. GUARDS CRUISER SECRETS
Model uf tii limiMuu tauverfnl new ttMMHMott trtitf i Iw (mtchl Kimnltttmvmhly
with the Nmibampion, Setriember 7. The H. K xh lower riKld) i isph'til of tho
rrjiisers abvady afloat. XnUw lower nmwtinu trtl-MnTi gn f the Uiw that will
atmrd tin- new tigers f H seit. Vwlv, Sti wJmmvi to iw Urn rrwMw mmMuh of w vwsets
and ilw raiigv f tludr ' ,
Mrs. Willebrandt
Is Defendant In
$1,000,000 Suit
T. UH'IK, Aili,-. 211 (AI'J M'rn.:
Miiiioi Wnikor Wlliolii'iuidt, forniT
HKMlMHlll illit.Ht !! nttormy
Ki'ilorHt Mint tlif t'lirient News
KeiUnres t:omii(y. wiro ilaiued
liofimt.iMts til h i.nil,li(! iiiu-i
will! I'iti'ii hero yi'storday hy C5.
U. Nittiolis. I'urliicr oiiiof of ihv Ht.
Louis fi'doini iirohiiitltoti unit.
Tndrr acnishnii'tit iriMv-iiinRS.
Nations lias tii'it all fiiud duo the
foiitnro tM'rvtco ami .Mis. Witio-lira-.iiit
from llio Kt. I.onls i'os!
illsiiatoii, Mhii'il has Jinliiisiied ilor
iirtk'los on iiioiiiliitioii onforoi--
iiiellf.
Naiions rhnnd'M !l"! al'tk-lcs wvr
intoiKlod to ninko liio jmliiifi an-;
ilrrntalid that he, wllSio in nffioo.
Iiud lu'on BOiHy of omvlal illiseo:i
(Uk;I. Nuttons (Hiotes from two of
.Afnt-Wlk'lirainK'M ii'riSoifM la ifth
stiintlati' kla t'lalDi, !i '
H-.ntKo w tenriii'it iiit1 salt
would tie riled .in WnniiiiiRiou, U.
'. ;
Weeks H"(riH(li
The lirtiele l.i wiileii Nntinnrf
r.peellle olijeetlon was liindo mm
Mi, published a fulty In W, Units
as In oilier eiiies. NntioliK lele.
iit-aptiod otker papers thai if iiiey
j retraeted Hie iilntement oonnwllllS
hint with aliened aunspirni-y 111 ll
fiilesedleek ureuery eiise, he would
not file lliiei aitlta nsraliis! Iliem.
fins Nations is a brother of Iteiier
Nattois, former Missouri lubisr
roiomissiniier wlio was twieft :im-
vleted of (onspiraey lo violate the
tederai pro Uliiiioll inw. ivien
time Hie eoiiil of appeals Hid. aside
tiie verdieta ami bis rase IK petni
lilj New Shoe Store
To Open Doors
0a Wednesday
The Hodiison's Imekheef HUov
siitrf wiif open Jis ibtnrs to the pub
lie tomorrow in the West Jaeubsen
imlldifif,', in Ibe room formerly oc-
eupfed by JjH'h Serve yourself
slore. The room bus ia-en redeenr-
t.i, new llAtures have been in-
aalied ami the show windows nave
been made over.
,h Hodgson, in charge of ibe
store. HJivH f bat be came to i,ii
Grande becaUHe of ihWf beifiK a
. , (lli(1,ii,)ir ( .xclnsive siioe
.iliV
fie has had years oi experi
ence in operating boe stores.
iioll I laker will assist Mr, fiod
son and Stay fiould i'arKuoH will
aiso be ll! lite &Uir
Wheal Unsettled
At Closing Today
t'iiil'Aiill. Auk. i'O (Al')
Wheal underwent i, severe I nnhh
in piiei- lodny, dtoppliiK to itearfy
Si- a tnisini nii.ler yeelerdny's top
level tint rallied at tic hist des
pite denials tod;iy trom f'aiiadiuu
laiiioad aoillc.s (hat Hoy were
lesoonsible lor a indlinlly bearish
l',.nmiii.:i rron .-slimale which was
ejrcoinled yesterday, the estlmnie
coiitloind lo ! a depression fac
tor, espeetnlly ill l.iveipooi lllld
itte noil Ail'
Import cnii foe Noilli Amclicim
wl,e;il today nppeuKd to be piae
H;iiy jit 1 l:i1ldstt!l. ll'i sabs Ol
ally eoic.e.pteio ' ,ej or noted.
Win lit elos-d ill"elll. ,t ai the
same as yesterday's finish to 7m
d'CAii. I 'orii cfos-d at to
Clin, oatr. mo buneed fo o. off and
provisions n:a iiaosed to a setback
of lac.
' t,M HOVM-; JlTiUVIJJ
( Hi'Vi ASlK ('r-, Ai!?.
f Wi - Tft" t;veT?.iie KOif el(i(
( inhh'ttit" whk U-iroy4ui Uy fire of
U(!'iet-rii:ia ii oiium Vt ycKri"yt
niitiiittK :tfimiiJMi Uwvt of $K,
ett. Kevrul uoM ititiyvrn wt-re h
Xhv ( ouj-mu whun thv firo brkti out.
U. S. GUARDS CRUISER SECRETS
A- ' 1r
LAUNCH TWO Mf
CRUISERS SEPT. 7
S!eedy Ships to Cany:
liight-lnciHiuns iwo
More Being Built.
y litti!k i. WtDff
(Assoeinteii 1'i'ess Kenisirc Writer)
VVAHIUNtrTON, AI'S liiieio
mm ha a very particular KeCt-et
Hbutil )i!k tuivy.
He isn't ieilins hJ'mmj Uie crutM
ws nuiiiw of bis new !(Mi-lo!i
isnttie crutHurH or tho range ut titi
ti-ineit Rum. . - . ' '
Two of them, tho Houston ami
liic Niirtimtittitoit. wiii iio iaHitcbrd
uimuitiineomty Kenletiiivei' 1; tile
ftrm l Newport Mrwa, Vn., iintl use )
tatiel' ut Qulncy, Mumb. Mrs,. Calvin ;
t.'ooildKU will nilotiBoi' tile North-'
KiiHitim unit Mte KitaueSh
rntnii, duHKiUor -t fonnCT Uayw
iloinoiiiho of HoiiKloti, wiii iio!HMr
tiie hip that buiim thttt oity'u
flilllie.
'i'he ernier hid !!' fourth ui
fifti! of oiuht anthorteti in Uoedm
tier, -JSI24. Ttte Vetmucoia, tiiU fttin
:ky uii tho i.'hemer uirfliuiy iiave
Jieen iuiineiiwi. The Auswrtu. l.oilis
'vilie mill the rlllcujto Ul'o not yet
rotiifilefeii, Wiii'B they r iono
tiie eiKht wiii limoino lilvlKlott 6 of
the xewliStiB fieet operatitiK from
the Atinntic toiiiii. Jwtie, i'3M, ra
ttm tetitntivo .tiaie of fOniintsifSeii,
with tim NorUiitiitiitott as the tiivl
Hion'ii f iiiHship.
Unlit uiiiier turinii of the Wusii
liurton llmltiitian oof arnmnlentu
eniiferenee, the new eriif t re i inio
Hiiiii'm miiy moiiern aeowt ertlierK.
t.iliii Hiiiiiiiii- KiiiliK of other twvnt
uuwern. they nre itmiteii lo ill.ndis
tinw illntitueement mid S-im')l (ttms.
Ill HiitiiorlattiK ttieni, ronj!r)i
siKiieii for tho "lilsliedt jiriietieuhio
utieeii ami the Hrenteist ijexiriliiio
i-uiiiiw of notion." ilxeitreive of at
nior ami nrinKinetitK, they wero not
to exceed n rout of 1 1
enolt.
KiMMily Mfiijw
i! is no wcrri ttiey w ill liinko ;
32,7 ttiKitu an hour ami furry mi
airnlatns nine S-ineii khiib, four t
iiieis lioti-alritaft KUins mil! ior
(leitu (lliied.
iSnt itnentionn iiiimit tiie "rniiiiia
of aetioil"tiie liinlnnee tiley will
online wiliuiiit, rerueiitm et no
ijftieiiii oowwer.
"iiirre," nny8 rnrh; Bum. "in n.
jirivHte jiniiiii'Hiioii with nil nnofft
einl tint of nil tiie war tlitft in tho
i woriii, it nay they wiii crtllno
fConlltincd OH 1'iiko 4)
DIL SNOOK TO
DIE IN CHAIR
NO EM HER 29
1 't il,l ',M ill H 11., An. 2ii,
iir. James fi, Knoois was wn -
leiKcd lo lie elcclt-ocuttal on Nov.
23 for the klHlns of Mr co-i'd
sweetiicait, 'i'licora ilix iiy Jlldito
iienry !., Xcuriell today lifter a
mvMon for
v'j'(vnfe'i.
n new trial had been
eve (he ji(fier iii(i4fr itemvi ihf
Oi'onniim-
t-ovot til iteaJfi wttiimM a
inHHr, iie iiiinoi M tiie. jHie
in reKft(n hin vhuir i ihv iifefje
tauw l iahif. A ieiiiiff iuM ffftf UauA
on i)).. tin.-tnrw Ti if io wjji.
utifi him, it W4 nniif rvuKiiry,
iie wttK tttki'it Uttou-iiUtifiy to a
fi- v'ti''iy ftt'iT'' he was
lml.'i( in (i ii i(t ieiiiil tow,
poliTliANH, ore.. A. 2. ATj
( ,jit)',r . Kf jh. 'iH. i'ortimnl, Ut-
tiny w)!K (veniiinK tifa experh'e
in (he Aisjii( Hood (iiMrirt ver tim
weeic-jjti when ho hiM-tHttn (Ottt ttliit
vat it ' hy (hrejj toaKurt.
Kfejjj i.!niered lulu HwUtt, Ore.,
Uu yef3(-rdwy Mfter having si;t
lifi nitfiH in thp votuin -whiU; i.hr6
eoiixars ta Jk'vl him uni fred
itiifi lo fcyK ufeiy itt a irto, lt.
hnhJ.
This Mayor
Won't Let Woman
"Commit Suieide?
NiAliAHA iAiJA .V. Y Atii;,
e. iAV Mnyor Wiiiiitm iJuwh-
iin tmioy refi to stunt a permit
to Mrs. Siikkii i. tirovo. HaBers
town. Mil., to ko over Kinsw'S. Kali:
in a runner hail,
j, A. i.ove of HaKe.ratmvti naked
for a inn-mil for ilia feilow lown
w'omnii to mates the iiiunfif, .
Tiio mayor rmio nil oaf, not
even the prcaldont of tlta United
Statea, iiaa the power io Rive per
iniKKioti to anyone to commit uui
citio," Suit To Recover
$20,193 Joseph
: Bond M Filed
. . e 7i.i 158 77
A anil to rreovor on a J,13J.77
iiond fi-oiit the defunct First Na
tionai itantt of Joatph, ire., km
fllort 1 federni tiisiriet coart today
by iho National Merely company,
iefen1nnt nre; :. i. Hrlahr,
J, V, Warnorii, '1'. O, Marka, K.
illmelwrSiili! nnd W. fi. lieith. imnk
directova. 'S he surely enmnuny ai
legnK it Pill UP the hund to Dover
wiihrirnwnlM from coniity folios
deooaited in the bnnk. Tho Ijittik
oloaed lla dora Slay 23, iiiZS,
URBAN FABER
HAS HIS DAY;
FACES YANKS
nun "Hcl" i-'iiiMT, Whose, pitehintt .
tiiwaya ton hwn ft hrlgtot kjkiI inr
intr he rinfl and rircHne of liiu
WHUm tfttx. had hiH dy today.
it wnn Kilmer tiny nt ?Gmitduy
narU, Hsindnsdii of friemlft mm ta
iiilrwd of 1iu ii-yisar-old rJght
hamier from raKcttde, iowa,
her; io help fcim reJebifilc, "Hl"
wiiH lale4 lo nhow hla hrUtf
receive u Kitf offvriJis of fie.verai
tlioiind dollr.
Kabcr h men In oHKelwll for 21
years. I of vhivh ite bail lieftH
wlftnlHK k' fw tW! White
"ilrban Knber in my ideal ofi Mi
ti baebu)i imiyer ulitJuW b."
rmirleH A. rombdfey, owner of ttr
White Hux mild In culoKiainK thn
pitcher, "lie la an example for nil
American youth io foiiow,"
,
$95 Cnllppied till
f y ' iialleries; itmmo, Ietty and Har- I
municipal VOW'tiKmm-. i,j!)ton; Koajml, W'illouiih- J
i As a cesnil of fines and for- :
ifeitnres in iho tnunlctjiHl conn lust
iniKlii, tiie cily irensnry is $35
'irlrlm. ,mHy.
(. A ficketjs, churaed Willi be-
, rfmufc ami hnvilsK a bottle of
.maunhia9 hi his iiosscssion. failed
u nppenr nnd forfeited 2S luiii.
Tww Mexicans, Josn and Jiirn VU-
tec, who hud each jiosleil ?ia on
chafKes of disoidesly conduct, also
r;feiiei.
Amstwi Tk-few imf H- i?r
wtsrn iiil eii,
' , rf
VTCYHVultlJ Ki
Prisons Studied
WAHii!N5THN, Ah. 2, Ai)-
A plan to aoive in IMi) te over.
i-rowftlnff in feiierKi (wnH'tiarfes
hitH hei'jj nirreetl iiiH iti'fww-H
iri'le?!! lVnvrt Weervitary of wnr
Ionti ivM Altrtiey OeeraI MHeh-
-ii
it t-Gtii t'tuohitpfi amniiic maw
ihinus lht. rritr.Kfer fo ttui istic
dejwjrtifiem of tiiiti.my jjHghk hw
hoi ttKht$y uwd.
KiK-h tiiKHK are ai t.eavi-avvortJK
Knnm, Wmkwv Ji' Uhttm &tul
Akatraz. Th-e aow have ohiy a
fw iamuiva iiifU tun uwonuuvdaXG
MAMER ENDS
ROUND TRI1
rovEpAii
uels at Missoula and :
i Turns Sun God's Nose
; Toward Spokane.
SWISS AVIATORS
FACE HEAVY FOGS
Eight Women Fliers re vh ;
Douglas One Xilled
When Parachute Fails g
to btop rmnge.
THE MS' I,V 'i'UE AIIl
New' York . Swiss aviators
fnfpd oytlnco fog in Nortii At
lantic, .I-hoottis, Ariz, San Diego
filer In women' air tlerliy ltHi
witon imraotoato fails lo ontn,
Heii. Thuden, Phoeoo Omite
ahead, . . '
Miiea City, Mont. Spoktuts
ftno 3oil, piloted hy Manir aiiiS.
Waiteor, rsfnela and heads west.
At aiheaiuia ainrta iaat iap,
Kan Francisco- Danahi Tetri
iiieiniiii in attempt to terettl; re
fneiiiiR enxitiranco record, tnsins
tiw ilaviee. -
Vnaliinston Bsirafilt uJ
alantia-os raoort WaWo Wnter
mnn ot Row aHltwtie record
for conxme-rcini planes.
IVirtiand 8peed. Hoiman en-:
tors i'ortiuntVto-Cievelano cross-,
country raco- , ,
Ki'OKANK,' Waah Anff, SS AiJ3
The airjiiano iioitane S3oa Goo,
arrived over its iiome port at 1:43
toiiay, compieting the first tran
coiiltneinul iion-istyil round trip
liiKiit. : ,,
MISiMUniA, Mont., Aug. AP
TnHlnff on llio gailoca of gasoline
ami aappiioa with innch, NleU
Mnntw ami Art. Waiker ieft the
MiKsoniit niri'ort nt 13:S thiaaftor-
tion for apoitano. They had ex
!iti to reae!t that city ahout a 1
IVeioefc but they were donotflit in '
view of the foot wnoke from tiie
loi'OKt firea aii aione the way is 1
oxircniely ijeavy
hmsht rtaksm iaxw. .
With right of the fifteen fiiera
n t!i ts,irl1 ta ot tne HwaiA
, .,,,,., utr
lioriiy, Sira, i,onise Tharien of Pltts-
Imi-aii ami tVieiie Onieiio of Meni
phia, 'i'etin,, took temporary leads
over the two classes contpetintf.
y Tfw AsoebUe4 1k?ss
I'iiBSsJiied fr almost 24 hours at
nfwa leiuy two yowtJiftil Swiss
fliei'K were tit HoGMVoit fii4
inits tlsl itrirncoH t this iieHls ol
1he huznTiionn KsoMwnrd crossing
of ihti W.irti AUuntw did not brtns ;
tbeift 1gwm Boort of pftl.
j.w.vinff ilsboii yisterrfiiy Oscar
ween Ilyitm vr ihv viiliiso f Praia
Virlnriut on thv iflUtrid of TorcGim.,
i one o'cioeit Kinsiorn Standurd
time ycatfii'ay nfimo.
Then ni'nca PBVcioy their
HiKirt uw HiorninK iior no word
was ftrimi tif listii, uUhougii eer-
fGoiitined fane fii
TOBATS
BASEBALL
.VA'f'HJ.NAlj J,KAUl'K GAMKS
H. if. 5?.
Clnclntmtl li 1
Huston 2 S S
ItattcrU'M: Lucas and Gooeitt
'antsvcll, iJerry nnd 8pohrer, 1-
Kett.
!
B, H. B- j
i filtsinilK li
i i-wmdeitniia 12
ami LiCrtan. ?
: j-jest ttunK H.H.B.
j,H)H , 0 !j
: iii-ooklyn 4 i ,l
' iJatiMirs: Johnson and Witeon;
ijeijeiev. J
Second IJamo:
st. imis
...... S i 2 ;
2 a 0
niooltlyn
Jtatterles: .sherdel
Vance and ileherry.
- j $'irt Unmi:
; New York
Hiiiteries' i-ttwh and Tnyior;
'rH. I
j &ivitai inmv: ii if,
VUtouii i j
New "YiH'ii a i
iJntteries: OarSson nnd Tttyifi
ilJuhheU, eoXt and tYVmieiU
!w Yrk ll ?i
- Visse)ti; o-
ihxtterij Zixrbnry -Moor and
. VAvMy ; rier nd fierg, Crw.
! Si. H, 1.
Vfnvhinston S 1M!
CiM1 2 8 2;
Batteries; Burke and Spcnceri