La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 22, 1929, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TWELVE PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE THE WEATHER Oregon: increasing cloudiness to night and Friday with rain in the northwest portion, cooler cast ana south portions Friday. CITY EDITION BH'WV VOLUME XXVTI. MEMBER ASROCIATKD PRESS LA GRANDE, ORE. THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1929 MKMB1CR ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 252 WILL BUILD DEHY mix MATING PLANT HEME $30,000 TO BE EXPENDED Will lie Located Across Street From La Grande Flour Mills. CULL APPLES ARE TO BE UTILIZED I'lant Will Employ About 70 People Construc tion Work is to Start Immediately. (' .('. Itws, manager of the Kmi pointed IYujs. I nr.. op crating a lnrgt dehydrating1 plant at Sel.ih, Wasli.. and n largo running plant al Sunny side ,Vnh.. wilh office In Yakhmi. arititmiucil today Dial ii dehydrating plant ro.sfriig bn,ut .K'tlUHii). will be cslub IMir in l,a Grande. Tin' t onsl ruction for the new in dustrial building is to start iiunud iaielv on nsile which is located on ji siding directly across the street from the l.a Grande l''luur mill on North Willow street. Mr. Uoss telephoned this afternoon from Yakima that lie would he here 1 either lute tonlghlt or early tomor row with the plans, ready to start construction. .Manager Apiolntc Sherman I'. Mlssell will he man ager or (he local plant and is hero at prenenl preparing for t 1m woik of erect i tiff Hi" structure. He will move his family here in the near J ul ore and will he a permanent resident. Mr. Itlssell has a Hon who will attend the hit-h school and his daughter will he bookkeeper at the, plant. (I won W. I pik, with his huh Alwin, also report that they ; moving here and will ho em- ployed ui tiu plant. Mr. I'opps will hi' manager or tho warehouse. , Kl I 'or Cull Apples The a unounceliietil comes as guuil news to thta scclion, which is a. heavy apple producing coun try. Mr. Missell stales that lie Is very anxious that Hm fruit grow ers of this district bring their cult apples to tlie plan so that I hey can make a good record for their fh'M business here. It is understood, that the prif to he paid fbr cull ap pics delivered at tin; plant will la $U per ton. This .plant will employ about 7" people, and will he a two-unit structure. At first. Mr. l.o:-s only thrilled on pulling In a one-unit plant, but alter Investigating the matter carefully, derided to put in a two-unit plant nit hough this Is la lKer than is necessary to lake care of the present local crop. The machinery was ordered. Auk. li and will he here In lime for the plant to begin operation about the i'"lh of September. onMruelton ill lie rushed oi. the plant so tliat tin- first apples shipped in Irom other districts may br taken rare of. 'I'o Add Cauuln (Mailt Promise that eventually a ore -unit canning plant w ill be estab lished on the same I'd was also mode liy Mr. I loss, who wild that litis would be built a. soon as 1 1 J -fruit growers in this district raise enough fruit to warrant it. Mr. Itosn states thai lie will d everything in his power to help the fruit industry to expand here. Application was made to lh" rtty this morning for water to be run (Continued on Page 6) CAMPAIGN TO FIGHT THEFTS OF CARS HERE I t Grande is lo lia Lock Your t ir Mouth." This was decided al 1 he cily com mission hist night, follow lag t he reading of a comiiiuiiPal ion ftorn ,1. I-. Keller, t-peejal ag.-m of the Xelhm.il Atllnliiohile Thi-H bureau, w no ask' d ri-oper.iloii 0 the city 1.) iua neural imr such a campaign O.i i iuir September. I'ortiand also. is having a similar drive. Tic city is to issue a prorlama nut ma- ,,roxi.ie ll.-d J.y ti.m. and Mr. Keller will raids wl.trh will he diMiil the cilv. Th" made,- ..f d-iails aad arranifeineiiis -,e-e j -r t in tie' city iminaget's hands. U I ; A I'll lilt TOllAY T : .!" a. m. 1 1 C Minitiiuiu: 4-V n l-rn 'Miiditi-tii: i p'.n , i mint yi:si i,iti.AY M. i .xi in u in minimum 41' 'oti'lt! ion : - li iii . W I.A I Ml.l- All;. 2-2, lJH. Ma.xitn him s,'. in mi in .im ! ii Imv i 'on'iit t'i:i; cleuj . Last Session State Traffic Officer Talks At Rotary Club Walter Lansing, of Baker, Explains the Duties 01 "Hosts of Oregon's Highways." Members of the l,a Grande llo tury club were favored by an un usually clear and concise talk on the duties and operations of men employed by the state traffic de partment yesterday at lunch by Walter Lansing,, officer stationed al Maker. The stale highway department was established In 1 1- with ll few men, but now employs over half a hundred over the state. Mr. Lansing explained the millions of dollars invested in the stale and market roads, and said that the trafrie department was at all times asking for the co-operation and help of all citizens In making the roads safe for travel and free from damaging loads. Uwileiil Attitude It is the duly or traffic officers, he saiil. to aid and explain Instead of to arrest and prosecute. In most rases, minor infractions of the law are attended to by explaining the law lo the motorist, and if he shows the right attitude, the case is considered closed. Howevei . there Is no lenience displayed IN cases of drunken drivers, he em phasized. Traffic officers arc called the hosts of Oregon highways and for that reason men or good and pleas- ; necessity, of a hostess giving time lug character are chosen for the and attention to t lie conversation work, so that any contact made! at. her table ami to her own ap wlth motorists from other sections '. pearanco and composure. "If you w ill leave a lavorahle impression, ; do not, have maid service it's pl'ob cn using them to feel that Oregon Is ably belter not lo have a cocktail friend ly state. j Mr. Lansing states that, in spite; or the increase in reisiraiioi)H and in a u torn old les, accidents both minor ami major, have decreased In number In the last two years. However, there are still too many accidents which could he eliminat ed If everyone was properly In structed to observe, the highway laws, he said. , J f. K. U'oolldge, chairman of the program committee, announced a pioneer talk for jmxl week by Kd Kckley. The club is a utleipnt lug u very Inteiesling talk as Mr. Kck ley is well (tualilied lo go Into tho history or Tnlou county.. Miss Dunn And Ed Moon Marry ' In Walla Walla V LA A IAVALLA, Wash.. Am:. (Special) At a quiet weddhigi here Tuesday evening. Miss Kdilhl Mae I lu rill. -of La firande. beci ; the bride of lOdward Oscar Moon, also of I .a Grande. Mr. Moon is a' druggist in the Kasteru f 'mgou city. I M iss I Hi nn and M r. Moon h fi here by car Tuesday morning al I') o'clock for the Washington city, and were escorted out of town by members of the Lions club, who, learning their Intentions, surprised them Ly circling them witli a num ber of cars and then forming an Impromptu caravan for a short dis tance. M r. Muon lu a prominent member of the Lions .Huh here. Large Still Is Taken Up South Fork; One Arrest Itv Mis, William i--an- ( ibserv-r ' 'on espondent ) I.OSTINK, (ire.. Aug. 22- What is said lo be one of the hesi equip ped moonshine stills ever found in Wa Mow a. county was d iseovi Ted Tuesday night by two federal of I peers a lid Sheriff M ilh r up t In South Kork river. Two gallons of moonshine was round in a home iieiirhy and three gallons at the Plant ofTieers slate. A trail Is said 1 o have led from the home to the still, which Is sai-l o have had one of I In- most modern cooling sy teins. The Hill. I h ea parity nii Liimhii, w.isol thr "double Inure'," type. I'liitll's Cray was pinc-d under arrest and Is in the Knterprfse jail. Offteers s;i id be hud been roiive(ed of law violations previously. Collecting Speed f.i St .... M;V YOltK. Antr. -J. (AIM Willi Koine il H pos'ii" ft amps, wilh others first edilion. but Mt. Martinet Mny-r, "-year-nld w IU; of ;t jri.i-t impoi t r. eoll' t ts 4i('l.elK for spi-filim.'. She ptid $jr In n.ilti'- coiirl for oik- wht'n a frii-nd, Car liisrh n: Swit.'-l land, was haled for Kp4.-i d int: in Iht i;v. She linked In nta in I h- tieket ehplatltitiic fbf already bad tliem from Snain. Svx Hxn land. l-'intife. Germ a ny, A liMtrbt and I la ly. "This will be my first In the I ni ted States." nu- s.tid. of the Observer's Cooking School Tomorrow Afternoon at H. SCHOOL FOR HOUSEWIVES OPENS HERE I Mrs. Beth Bailey McLean Completes Sessions m Union, Elgin. INTEREST KEEN IN DEMONSTRATIONS j Observer Cooking School Under Way at High School Auditorium This Afternoon. When a hostess has dinner guests Its far more important for her to have her nose powdered and her conversation interest lug than to serve a cocktail. This Aljrs. Beth Halley McLean gave pa rticular stress wheif she conducted the second session of The Observer's four- day ("unking School at Klgln yesterday after noon, with every seat In the gym nasium filled. "Remember (hat your guests come to see yon if they had want ed only lo eat they could have done that at home," counselled the ooklng expert In emphasizing the course," was her advice. "Then you won t he spending so much Mnio clearing the table and away from your guests preparing your main coin so. Remember that the hostess lea ils In every thing -she In kes her napkin first and she opens the conversation. Ihm'l Hllrl.r Iluhby " You're Job is to curry on a ra p id -fire conversation, no matter hoy your husband is shooting car ved meat, 'over -the 'table. Uon'l hurl directions at him at the table if lie is making mistakes." opening the nfternon with a re sume of the average house wlvn's expense problems In entertaining. :'.Irs. McLean urged her listeners I mil lo serve a more expensive dtn- nor than ihey could afford and jlhen proceeded to show thin that !a pretty, good tasting and complete j (('onliuued on I'upe Three) 1 SENATE MEETS i TWO' MINUTES AND ADJOURNS WASHINGTON. A:ig. 2-2 (AP) I The seaate coulinund Its recess program today, al(u ruing until Monday after n session of two min utes during which no business w;..t transacted. WASHINGTON, Aug. 22 (AT) The senate patronage investigating eommillei' was called loday by ( 'hairniMii It rook hurt to reconvene here Miniday for the ronsideration of additional evidence tombing conditio is in the soutliern states. I'K K ItOl Ml-I I' (,H I I.V I'KNIU.L'TON, fire.. Aug. 22, ( A P) Kathleen Met 'lintork, pop ular Pendleton girl, and a junior al (tregon Slate college, was today selected fU'-ei oT tile V.2lt I'cndh - toti round-up. She is an expeit horsewoman and last year was a princess In the show. The round up will be September IN to HI inclusive. Zep's Take Off For Los Angeles Is Again Delayed Due To Winds K ASI M IGAt It A. Japan. A-iir. 22 (AC) I'lie departure or tin- dirir; ilib Graf ZeppHin lor.li -r tianspa eifie fliifht lo Aiiieriean was post - pnni'd shortly before iniduiuht to- tdglit lifciiiiM' of unra voralde inds. At the same time it was mi noiin il Ilia ih- dirigible might Ikivc early in the nioiiilng. A vast crowd whm waiting to watch tin- Graf's departure uli.-n t lln post pniieinent lieeaine know it. The late hour of the post poneim-nt (shortly tieT'ti-e midnight .Japanese lime would in shortly before I a a. in.. K.S.T. ) disappointed ureal numbers of country folk who had letr their Melds hi order to be pres ent on riiejiistoiic, iteration ol Cm Mis! airship flight from the orbm In Aim i i' k. cgsi i; nisi oi u (.l i I.K HOI KGKT. l-rarwe, Aug, 2;. ( A l' 'apt a in I 'ieudonne "oste, l'"nnn'i'h premier aviator, announe eij this morning he would take ntf on his mysterious long distaiic. journey to Tokyo tn race tin- . i pelin inT"i (lie I'aeific. or o New York- as soon an weather condi tions permilted. This Information was aerepted generally as explaining ills failuro ADDITION TO BE ERECTED AT HOSPITAL Work Begins on Improve ment Program Involving . About $25,000. NEW SURGERIES WILL BE BUILT Institution to be Modern ized in Every Respect, With Several Additional Rooms, A program or improvement and enlargement, involving 'the expen diture of nimroximulely $21,0111, and to be completed this tall, was announced today by the C ramie Itondo hospital through Dr. A. 1,. Kichardsou, the leading stockhold er of the local institution Work has already coinmertc'-d on the major part of the program, which will consist of the building of an addition on the north end of tho institution, whleh will just about lineup with the south sec tion, constructed many years ago when the original building was outgrown. 12 New I'rixatc Itooms The new addition will permit the building of 12 private rooms and small ward of three beds, and two thoroughly modern major sur geries. Plans for the surgeries in dicate that they will rank with any in the country as far as equipment and arrungfMiient are concerned. The installation of equipment, of course, will follow the completion of the construction work. The architecture ot the new addition will conform with that of tltt) present building. W. Vedder is superintending the work ami hopes to be finished by Nov. lii. He is already tearing riuwu,th: wall ami excavating for the f mid 11 1 ; h. The addition is being bhilt be cause or tho fact that the ever in creasing use of the hospital has grown to such a point Unit tliu (Continued on Pago fi) Frisco-Hawaiian Dirigible Route Is Contemplated SAN KltANi'lKi'o. Aus. I.M'l - rtilistructlon tif two tllriKibl' S fur a proponed hmir m-rvice be tween Sun Francisco nml Hawaii In lie operated by airship, mil anil slciuiisblp Interests is belli- i:tm tclliplatctl, t'tnillliaiitlcr .lertimi: f '. Hunsi-ker. vice pit'sitlenl of lilt Cotitlyeiir - Zeppelin corporation, announced here. nov i:i:i'oi:ti;1' ibum.i AT .M.OICOA.X liAIi ', As Tin )li-.cr.tr ucnl t' pirsM this urn-moon ibr fh t tli'iKiiiiiinil wti-t iii-hing n piilmohir l'i .Morgan bike, in Ibr litlK wc.it of Ir.i (iinnilc, wln-ro It vs n-portfl u ulic-i iijinir ns nnlinnun. bail ilrcm ncil. Anolber fn' uf men, w i(b ol li' r i.'ipiipincnl, Icl'l slMUtly allcr (be pul- IIHtlOr h(IMMi. to appear at thf Tirl'l t hi: for -hcdi)l'd taKeolf .it II- iioclc a t hi ' ii'iiir I Iiih morn' n if in h is i i nmliil nr; la w n. si flight IH", til" e en. I of (jnrstion M.nk the Might annOiineeil (li il the wire-eKt-i a ppn ra ! us, w lui li had ii") runel loned proiery est.-idiy. -as now working at ii le-s' 'Ihe freiH h flier u.r.x -iN nt lotlay as lo bis exael pl-.n- but it lo- b.is a ba ii'l'tnetl bin pi o ) i ;iiitiiiin ed yestenlay ol j. flight to Tokvo. it - betievetl ile In tlie ) O e-j; O re ot 1 fi uds. It is understood ili.tt th- y In ve been point i hi: oot il m iirli t f-eeni iiuraeinns lo he. Hugo Iv I. ener, a nd lo Germany to inaii Urate a I'iM-c arrtiin'1 Hie worbl and uilghl be iriterjoeted as an attempt Of the Cl'eneh flier lo detf.lt ( flOIi) Hie hfiiiot s w-hfeh I n . lv-li"Hi r i l eeeivillg tor tlix t' e; tf ll'lgilite flight. I I was tlio'igbl fhei' lol- tlial Hm inighl induce f'oMe not t o pursue the Zeppe li n and to In ad n-l ,ol for New VorU. Ceihaps noein, t he d iriiflble on A iikth u soi I. An he jumped out Of Hie t oekliJl ii f ler today's trial f light, oMe trn id : "I don't know myself what I will do." ROUND-UP DAYS In itlmul a month Hie cowliojx mid Uielr kin Mill he nlioopiliit il ci i licrnir tlioii-amls of t,is'ln(ors al IVinllt'ton, Jth III"' annual xx till wcM, lnm under wny. Tin- llmiinl-1 Pi four-day etcni. will draw ninny of the finest riders In I ho world, and will ilislile the I'liiiiniiionshlps 111 connection wllh polnl.s won hi Ihc t hevcime I'tontier Days snow, I'p iim-eii. McNary Resents Tariff Action; h Wires Watson KAI.li.M. t)re.. Allli. 2L', (API Iti'SttullnK action of tile senate II iiiinie colnniltlcc ill1 Waslilniilon lu rcilucliiB Hie liiillf piovldcil liy Hie house hill on cherries n ml filberts, nml also in liillinK lo stiuul fur an iitit'ipiale protection on Umber. Seniilor rllarles I,. McNary today sent a pointed IcIcKrani to Sena tor .lames 10. Watson chairman of Hie sub-coniiulttee oil iiKrlculturul products of Ibe scniile tinanre I'Ollllllltlcc. liclitre bo It'll WiiMhliiKlon Scn iittir McNnry was ivcn to iliitler slaud by Walstin Hull ample oppor tunity would be Klvell tile IIKllcUl tnral Interests Tor biiirinK In the sellllle collllllillee ilelllierntions. "Asa resull of ciinversailnu witli yoii." saitl Senalor McNary's lele- , In Wialsno "I iiNSIIIiit'il Ihi.ri, ..i..iii.. ,.r L., l. ...I s,l.,ll,s in Ihc bouse I.I 1 1 unless opportunity was Kivcli lo Ihc pitO'iiicei's lo lie bearil. In any evt tit lliis Is a rule ot simple jus- Nr. FLOOD RUINS CROPS; FAMINE FACES PIOPIJ4Kruiv1 al M:i:t a. in..' and Miss ' ii-)oiiih II nl H':JJ ii. m. -Inrl.iK I'HII'ING. Auk. 22 I A Pi As a re-nit of a laoti-foot break in (he dke nn Hie Hw-aug Ho or Yellow 1 1 v t r in Went Shu n lung I h rough uhi' h a torrent of water in pour ing, an area Ml miles long ami five to I M mill s w ide has been iliutl- lated. I'lop" Ha vi been ruined and Hie e - i renin iii'isery of Hie population ineiea-rd ju-t al a time when they ueie picpiiring for the harvest sea son w bieh w ouM uiiltgale their iifleiins Hiroiigb .a pioloiigetl r.niiiiie. Tin- in w -i ol Hi" Mtuation eame f i -on Hie Koiiiau I ,i I liolit- uiissloii at Tmmi bf.w. ii.... r 4 lu ft . il(Wf ) 7, Ot I o Death by Hornets M'lo;lA. It. Stung by h'uiii n.f net k, Iv H ii 1 from iieiite '.. Aug. 22. (AC) s ahouf the iaee 1ltt hell. M. is blood pidsonin. Mr. Mllt hell had take,, a friend to -.(.some Mowers in bloom when be v.iis attai ked by the hornet. Mother Will Re Hanged Tomorrow lON'TII KA I,. . M .rv Viau, Of eight ebi!d g ( o - year-old moth -i. lotlay was In w here stie will a for Hi" mur tail Hull. One hi luiliger) I to der of lo r buhl. Vr-t-'idav. when lo Hull Irom Ho for women w li roulim d for Ihn execution. nid. She collapsed she was removed I 'illluni st I e t jail IK She had been e months awaiting DRAWING NEAR iinove is inis jearn .tt.it....- Kathleen .McCllnluck RUTH NICHOLS IS LEADING DERBY Lady Birds Arriving at Midland, Tex Portland Uace. Starts Friday. MIIH.ANH. Tex., Auff. (Al') I ill Ii Nlcliols of llye, N. Y.. look off al 2:11 p. tn. lotlay In conllnil nlion or the lirili lap of Ibe nallon at women's aerial derby. Hbn Wtis followed al one nilnule Intervals by thirteen oilier enlranls who ariivcd slioiily before noon irolil I'll I'lisii. The filers will make a brief stop al. Abilene. Texas, and then eun llnue lt Kort Worth, where Ihc nisiil will be spent. MIIH.ANI', Tex.. Aug. 2 (Al) l-lve ol the entranhi in the. uatlo:ial women's aeiliil derliy shorlb - lie- IImii i ' J n... . I reach t (he Midland atrpoii. Ihc I mld-.b.y sloppli.K point if...i, vi.tUniu ni-i. re v . i-ii j tlir- prnc'Xlon Into Midland fullow : t il hv I'ho. b" Oiiille, Meinpbts. ' it,, i.-,. . t.t. i i it oiti on wttt t hlrd ami (ilitdyn ( 'l lonnell. l-ong Bacl). loin Mi MIhh Mehulit. who also b'd the Hi. -is intn I'eioH, lamhil h-ie "t M;4i a. in. She wa.4 followed by ...... . ....11.. ... ItLIlT .. ... MiHM (heir halt ben' tll- lllerii were lo hi' lhi Kite! o tin' Midland i't" t ji iv flub al ii l.ilirhfOli. They were to lake nil at 2 p. in. M imh I pt.l K nn. oT N'-w York, broughl h'-i ptatii- down at the Midland aii porl al I I : HI a. m. mm-; i'i-am; m.s i nti; CIli'OS. Tex., Aug. 22 (ATI It ill 11 NhholH was tlie rst of Hl. national women's a' lial ib-rby filers to reat h I't-eoji, a tetueli ig point. She arrived at 7:U a. m. (moun I ii t ii lime' Hoiii l-'A I'uho. Woallier eoinhtioli! W'le iell. Mrs. Itlanehe Nuye,( or ( "leve. laud l.iudetl her plane In sixth plat e lotlay after a lorccd landing (Coiilliiunri nn I'ugn G) WORMS ATTACK FISH IN LAKE IN IIIJNI) AREA I'liliTI.AMi. III"., Aug. H. (Al'l Its shores strewn wilh dead fish as the resull of an attack by para site w onus. I ;ik la ke near I tend, ono of Hm- mnsf popular risking t i'tilerH in the slate, was closed " lerday by iinnbne"l tner of (In state game eouimisston, Ihe I'niled Jfali'H bureau of h.itehei i h ami tin Mate hoard of health. Several persons Were reported to have been t:ikeit perioUslv III af ter eaiing tish taught In Hie laM beftot- the epideillle set (n. Officials o( tho game coin III l.sifin hnid Hu-V Imd never hejiul ol para site woriiM attaektlig fish tn north ern waters. They declared tlie w oi in is not tint (Mil moil In the Town of Belton Is Threatened By Forest Fire Montana Flames Battled By all Available Men Oregon Situation is Im proving. rll.l'MBlA. KA1.I.S, Mont., Aun 21!, (AP) Kvery avutlttlilo man o! Ihp Oreut Northern Hntlway anu tle V. S. fortvury Hervlce wore bnt tllnis ili-Kperntely todiiy to uive the town of Helton, 20 miles northeast or here on tho borbed ot Gluetor niitional purk. wlilch 1h thrcaleiied by a foreat fire. Park ailnilnltratlon building are located in the town and are in tho Immediate path of tho fire. All renldents of the town, exeept tho.se who Htayed to fiKht tho firo, worn evacuated frqm the fire zone lust nlBlit on speclul Great North ern trallm and equipment ot the park bulldiiiBH loaded on freiprht cars, to be moved U tho fire ad vanced into the town. Nebular traffic over the Oreai Northern brnnclv to Helton wan miHiicmlcd becau.se the firo was laKlTiB on belli aides of tho track at t'oram, between liero and Bel ton. ORISON KITl'ATlUN (JOOl) POUii.AND. Ore., Auu. 22, (AP) T-tMajor John Outhiie, assistant district forester, said today Oreiton was coinparntlvely rreo from for est ri res. I'ircs caused by IlKhlnlng In the Pendleton district, he said, had been controlled and no new Intor. million had been received from any section of (he state. Hcurch for IioukIus ("'. InGrnham KruzluK assistant connected with Hie Puiilaud forestry office, and Ki'lnnllhle St. I.ulse, Chelan. Wash youlh, lost since AiiKiist 13 In tho Chelani forest, was still in pro gress today. Thirty men were added lo the searehlnK' parties, Major Guthrlo said. Richardson Talks ;, At ft. OxN. Assembly A In ll( (in huleniaimhl) by H;ir ny UlrhiirdHotTj was heard by MImh Uerlrudo Walters' economic ulas.j at tho UaHleru Oregon Normal school Tucmlay. This is ono of n siMlcf of talks which has In-on heard by tho ulaH recently. CJtlu-r speak el's have bevn K, HuhscI) Hcolt, who spoke on boy scout work and Miss Gertrudo WriKBoner, of (Ha library staff, xvho diHCVissod children's literature Young Widow Of Tex Rickard Is Almost "Broke" N.w Vi()1(.i R (Ap) 1 l K'..... V A ...... .!.. t...lt, ((tiotes Mus. Tex Itlckard, youiiK " r as haying h1ic Is almost ponnlleris allhuugh her husband was reputed to be worth $ I.OOti.Mon when Ho ,ll'J Mrs. I ticks nl said nhe has re- ccived Ickh than 1 6.000 from the sialt and had little hope of getting any more. "My financial situation right now Is such that I must step out und get myself a job In order to sup-1 port my daughter," the paper quotes her lis saying. Mrs. Kicknrd. who in living In a mudeHt collage tn Hushing. N. Y., charaeteried many who had ap peared to he friends of her hus band din ing his lire as "mere para silts whose one object was to keep (heir names on his payroll." She. said shu had received noth ing Irom the auction of her hus band's personal erreets nor any thing Horn the sab) of his $.V,hjO yacht. To Ruild Colony For Millionaires MIAMI. Mil. Aug. L'2. (AC) - 'niiKti u i ion work on a propone d t ti.tHMi.Mim uiillionaire's colony, described by contractors ns nm- of Hie most elaborate pioieels of its kind ever nllcinpfcd, will be start ed here Sept. II, Jlllien SoUthei'lailfl, Miiiini attorney and representative for Invi'stors aniiounreil today. Twelve ocean frnnl estates, cu,,t -log an average of $JMi,imiii eacli. wilt tie erected by a group of le t roll automobile ma n uTit ( I ui ers, the attorney saitl. Forest drove Mill Destroyed by Fire i iii:i::-."I' ounvi-:, on-., auk. 2:. AI'I l-'lif Iiiki ninlu tli'Hli'oyed the Wnlilo KuneH l.illlllier mill liere t'litlMlnt; iliililiilfi' f-Htiiiiiilt'tl nt :t(Ml,. eti'l. 'I'lie liin.e wiim lit'lievetl In lliivt' lii'en sliirtftl liy frlellnu when a hell lirtilc-. Henry HankinH, iiiKlit Iliiltu l iLtllt, wiih ttet'inllHly hlirnt'il illluni tlit iirniM ant neek Willie flKhtliiK tlie lilue. S. Auditorium at 2 p. m. SOVIET SEEK WORLD STRIFE, CHINESE SAY Note to Washington Accuses Enemies of Plotting "Revolution." HEAR RUMORS OF PLAN FOR ATTACK News Reports of Border Battles are Printed Radio Enters Into Con troversy. WASHINGTON, Aug. 22 (AP) KussWui Soviet authorities are ac-cusi-hI of activities to "brtntj about a world wido revolution" In tho Intent Chinese note dealing: with tho Miinrhnrinn controversy. Tho Nunklng officials found evi dence, they said, that tho Kunslanu were promotion "secret plans tb nullify China's unification, to over throw the Chinese tfovernmonf, to orffunizn BPcrot forces for destroy ing the Chinese. Eastern railway,, and to carry out u policy of whole sale uHKUHsinuttons and thereby brtiiK about a world wide revolu tion." :u;,ooo mooi-s ox noitoF.ir NANKING, Aug. 22 (AP) Bused oil reports from Harbin, ChhieHO nationalist government authorities estimuto 30,000 Uusslan Iroopii are stationed nlonn tho Man churlau bortiora, all of thpin under the command of General Budonny, famous Bolshevik cavalry loader. The annou-icomont of the ap polnimcnt of lludcuny us comman der of the, Havtct government's far east urn army corps camo from Hur bin. b.it this news wub reported from Kuropoan Uussta a month ago wheu dlspatcbus told of tl recall of the, dashing cavalry er from Vacation to tako command oi" the far eastern situation.. Among thu.UuHHtan units In tho far cwn;t uvo' 7, ono Infantry on garrison duty at iiTwali, 7,000 In fantry mHr iManchull, 1200 Mon gol'an cavalry In the Lalio Baikal region und a dotaebment of Mon golian cavulry and Infantry totall ing lt7no stationed ut Btagovcsth Insk. Thin hist named unit is equipped with field guns u:id 25 urmorcd trains. CONTIXCK l-RKl'AKATIONS SHANGHAI, Aug. 33 (At) The Tuchung, scnil-offlclal neWH agency of the Chinese natioila,r.Rt government, continued today to cir culate dispatches under Manohur lun datellneM stating Chineso autli oiftles continued extciv.ilvo mlilavy pi-eparat Ions In anticipation of re newed UnsKlaa activities ulong tho fronliers. A dispatch from Klrln. provin cial cu pi till of tho northeastern province of Manchuria, stuted thai Chinese military intelligence offi cers reported that tho Soviet army in preparing to launch a major at tack near Hie eastern terminus of the chl:iem Knstorn rallwny. 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