La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 24, 1929, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTEN PAGES TODAY-FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE m w CITY EDITION THE WEATHER Oregon: generally fair tonight and Sunday, but cloudy in the west portion and unsettled along tho couHt, normal temperature. VOLUME XXVI I. MKMIlE'l ASSCH'IATED MtESS LA GRANDE, ORE. SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 192!) MlJ.MHEIt ASSOCIATED mESS NUMBER 254 EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER 1 11 PHI tilt 300 ATTEND I m LAST MY OF !Rr5iW, ' SCHOOL IRE;; hi Cookinc; Demonstrations Union County Come to SESSIONS HELD IN THREE TOWS Mrs. Beth Bailey McLean, in Charge of Obs.A-ver School, Returns to Hoou Willi :t(Hi In attendance at the lii'rih school yesterday afternoon tii.. hull th it nnual Kvcnlni- O.'t ! server Cooklnt" School, and t In r third ii ppea rauce of Mrs. Beth Bailey McLean, home economist expert, before ai (.irande house wives, came to ii n end. .Mrs. Mvl.ean handl-d a partic ularly heavy program yesterday, (li'iimnytratiiiK cai;s. dale-t illcl rookies, punch, salads and othei items that were c lessen as lea m I'!'-shiiii'iits. Possibilities of niakiii-.; such ri'l roshnienis pretty In thei service were f-liown, Sh(. warned hostesses not B serve too Jiviivy i.-t'reshm nts at lea, lull to make t h fin tomptin;; and dainty. At tho close of tin- demonstration tho audience was Invited on the platform to see the table and to sample (he refreshments. The. de lirious rhaiaetu r of the food Mrs. McLean hud prepared was shown by the tart thai there was more than enough lastini; to consume, all of the refreshment demonstration;-. ItettiiiH lo Hood IChor .Mrs. .McLean retained last ninht to her home at Hood liiver. She conducted schools at 1'nion and Kl li'm Tuesday and Wednesday mid 'i huisMay and l-'ridny In I, a Uruiide. Tho Crescent Meat company lur rished all meats used in Mrs. Mc Lean's demonstrations, while hut -ter and milk were supplied by the Line Mi. Creamery company. Mut ter was supplied by t he Pnion 'icalnery t ompauy and sroceries by the. La Grande Grocery com pany. Attendance prize winners at yes terday's school follow: Mrs. M. Ii. Sarvis, 17'i'i Cedar; Carolyn Kall mann, 1 a (Mi I'll til St..; Margaret Mil iit. I Ith and 'J;- Mrs. Merlin Bui ley. :M'l M; Mrs. Karl Boeh.s ter. :!" Adams; Mrs. W. L. Mayt, 1 1; a s 7th St.: Verda Keiierhehu ; l.iicile Thackcr. Phen Wilkes. IlillKboro: Klsie Abboll, Kysva: Mrs. T. I . Johnson, I .'iili l in h ; Mrs. Clyde Seilz. ti"' M : (Uadys KelU; Mrs. .1. Charles Jice, iNof, 4i h: l-:ila Waile. Kir.: 1; Mrs. Joe Tracy, Klghi: Mim. II., I. ManscM. Island City: Mrs. M. L. WallsitiKer. Alicid; Mrs. K. T. Hun-, nelsinc, Mi' Main: Mrs. V, 11. j lieuter. I ;'!! l-'ii sl; Julia K. ( niimii; ir.n;! I'oiirth; Mrs. ,1. I K' linedy. I ll" Mrs. I-:. Iirkin. I ti;i:t I'-inh; Irem- Crossler. 1 Sixth: Mabel M. Milter. Hin Sixth; : Mr-i. I'. J. Lottis. ti"i M. Ave. Mrs. K. Tyler: Anna A. Mali . 1 I v'li Ailani:: Mrs. I t .M: .Mrs. I-.'. Adams: Mrs. A. T M ale ui-ri U' 'hi( Mrs. i'. I''. Il.il..' Mrs. K. I,. Wllsi Vis. I'. :iy I'imi i";l i Inn; Aani'H l.iiv,1 l.iwis Alia Lis, II May .Ii K. Illni.'. I: USUI.. , I li'l.l Mill. Hj"S Kirs;: 1 I .HI A .ia ins: Is. Mi:l n. 2 I 'l.tn l h: Alih t: Mrs. NEW HOME TO HE VIEWED II Y LOCAL PEOPLE JO'U' livt-i(,oiii. no'dern .HIM omolctctl I'V I.o'' V. HliaiTison at thr corner of Sprint; and C.,aj- yii-ei-ts will ! open t" I'lihlie inr;iertio:i tomorrow. A 'it. :'. for one day only. Thin 1 1 1 i f I i 1 1 -r . ol' ii modified Knglish tye, isan I'llier of a .serie;; of "liner homes'; Mr. Wllliiimson has creeled in l.a ''ramie, nrid Iliis group 'd' r-i-deiieeN haw dune inueh to stimal.ile inleri-!;t ainoiigthe "hoi inindcd": People in t his eommunity. 'Ihe home, whieh has I.e, u s..!d fo William Unrrlav. Ii' the hi-t of l.nill-iii (itur at ink' id Idoni lit .i ol il nl Ii ii 'l" oi.d I loot's nd snbsLmli.'l i 'list lie lion. ;ow ii' the inspeelion tonior U: I ia relay mil take jmissci v.iiiiws iionv I ci,.imi:i Hll.l.. l.,iiii... Ann. (AT) - I iK laini,..! I.y any nl hrr .'iKiil .-lill-ili.i,. Hi" I .... I of Marie V'i.Ml I'.v Hull .ia.l l.Mla.v ;.Ki.itine ln i"l i" a r,, ai .- im.Ui-i '.s Mi l'!. Mi. l:i y. ai- ulil .,... I B.-l v i'li fhiliiH n l. r. i.mt. xt. ..r ill- ..i",M!:; .i! h r lillsni'i-t, Z. pl vr !. l, .-it.nl. Ill' liinns In i-.r,. I..' tai.lll.Iiil lh. i;al!ivvs X'.iUili' l:'-'. II .'ai,' :: t., , arll of li'T i hll'il.Ii. : Iht u: .ih.T ami nt!i a'- r' i.itiv , Ixwly v.as i laillli il I'V Ms fa. her :ni hour i.fler II re llinyil j r-.m 111" sral h.I'l. w i: vrm.lt Toii.w 7 a. Ill - M al"H... ,inin'.ll.i: 41 al' iv . . ',,.,. n: ni.."lly .-I" " I.M III.I! Vll 'l.ltHAV MiiMinmi. H. minimum alaiv... r,,n.Uli.'ii: el' l.THl:lt Al Ii. 2 1. I"-", , Maximum S.. minimum u . II have. ronilitien: ckar. Close. I f i Miss .enen Savre, l.a Criiiiilc missionary In ( Itltm, was kUcii a rare well reeeplion yesterday Dfleniaon and evening nt the lionieiil' her lalher. School Snperhlteiiileiil I;, A. Sayre, on I'ourth siiwi, .llss Sayre: will kat in the near future for Hit' Orl.-iH. Miss Sayre To Start Trip To Orient Sundav Leaving with the knowledge thai he iilobahlv will not see her fain tly, her friends or her native coun try for a not her ricju years. M iss (leneva Sayre, dmmher of Mr. and Mrs. A. Sayre. of La Crande, Is about to journey oieo aain to the oriental lands mi missionary work. Miss Sayre will j;o first to Chenn Chow. In the llonan priivince of China, it Mat in a bunt .Mi mi lex from Kai I-'un:. where he is prin cipal of tho school. At the open ini; of sehmd site will o on to Kal Klin,' to resume her work after a two year leave of absence. I Mirlnu t hose two years M iss ' Sayre Iium obtained her haehrlor J of ails deu-ree at Creenville. Ml., completing the few hours neces-, sary fr her decree there this year. I She Irts been here with her par- ents diirintr much ( her leave. lias No Wriics Askcl today whether she had, any oualius about the present tin relt led slat of the Chinese-It us yian situation. Miss Sayre said she did not. "I don't havu any fear. If things should ;et too serious . we'K s'lt-njv le taken to a port e'ty and wellj.e nlrillt there. . And then, yon must remember that I'll be in Central China tile (rouble now is far In he north in .Ma it ehuria. so t hat. while it sounds close here it will seem far away then-.' M iss Sayre seems earner t o be back ai her wm k anain an under , takitt i;i whieh she obviously has (Continued on Page 5) Friday Night Is Final Time For Entering Hikes MM II r Imy aail lulls! mi l.il.or .1. I'. I'.a l,y I'rl'ln niKh: I .'HI i' iiiinian i.u, . llv r i he iim' i The id- o o! I-: ( ; ti. kelei's lane. i tiiiu'h ' ld Town, i l m Adams and and Ad.'ios. hetins ;it r and iYlock ! he moru- mv Hue HK'Ml s I lellll! I'urdy Funeral To He Monday At r I'ullii) I'ur Mi;. Ido. a ned at Mor west of I.: he held Mn-f .'clo( k M tie iiet man mor. .idy. v in l.d.' A nir. -. v. !! v. M. of ml I Main.i ri Chuich o 1 he I nnet ike plat l:.,lliTi var I"" ' I" r,t..r...! "'' ,1 ' fijkf t Nl.v. IJ.IS. ,..! :,:; la W It, ,:,.. n:!s alel l .lays f , I'' ' ""'" ' ' $ Wf Xt K.si.f., l.i, ,..:-l-. I" I- r. Hi' -VV Jf-S VI mim i:i I" -'Mi. IS A . AI-. ..rl.l... ''Miami, fc. , tv .., !... I'ri.l .v p..,'l-,l UMl.lv ", ' Nj. .....lrm-e.1 I " si iv 's .M'.nil's in t. v . 'f l,U , ...m,.v J-. 1 1 ! i lnii'l .1 . (f'jyt..?? i iii iimiim.i:'- tiii;i:ii:m.i .. . il V,.i N.MIIVII.I.K -Llir . A.m: - ' , -VfN ftjA I .-riie H.r....t.K-." li'M'i" V V -A ' A ' .,.-. .-...r a,.,,., ....', V, ; ,. -: i'v'. 'I Hi.. s-.,..l... l"Mf. ."'I t 1 &j j Clllill' 11 ' ,.,-t hwilditt:;.- t.ul b f t Intacl tho j'.,iM , . .n'.-;ori built by old lli k ,ov It. 11. .The Hermitage is owned by the vtnte of Ten tl f"!'l 'H 'n cn!ndy of the ladif iitrn.!tai.e EARE IS ELECTE MAJOR BOARD M e m 1) e r of Legislative Committee of American Optometrie Association APPOINTMENT IS ANNOUNCED TODAY Comes Out of "Clear Sky" to La Grande Man Dr. Peare Also on State Optometry Board. Announcement was received here this im-irninK froni the Ameri ca ti Ontometric Association, Inc.. with headquarters at St. Joseph, Mo., that lr. William M. 1'eare. of La llrande. was on A UK". 2 J ap- ! printed a member of the IcMishillvc ! committer of Ihe American Optuin- . etric association. This announce- ; ! incut was made, by Dr. Krnest Jl. ! K.ivkrnapp. of ''"irihalt. Minn., j w ho is secretary. j Other members of the committee jure Dr. Leo M. Mayer, of New! ' York, chairman, and Dr. Herbert j N. Smith, of Sioux Kails, S. Dak. The appointment of Dr. IVaro, j which places him In a very im- j j purtant position In regard lo the j ! affairs of the association, comes j as a distinct honor to the Lit j tlrande man. who is at present a j j member of the Oregon statu board ; ; of oplometry. wh.ich last spring; i held its first Kastern OrtKon ses- j ! sion in I -a Grande. j j I )r. I "care was informed of tho j j appointment thin morulas, the ! ! news coining to him "out of a clear ' skv" as he had no idea that he. would Im acccpted for such a iio- j 1 , j i j ition. y.T 4 fZ1 A fin 1 HK Forest Fires out of Con- tl'Ol ill Montana Officials r.re Wori'ied IIKlJ-hVA. Mum., Auk. - -('so ot t le- Moiila!),'! Kuard hi t iKhlln fnrKt ;M'' (AM) j national i iii.-.-i all foluinhia. I'.iIIh. Itelton and APKUi. ; when- the Malt Morn Idae iK he-, yond eonlrd o( hundreds of fiark, ! foi-e.-t and rallro.id crews, was aidh:nh'td loday hy (iovernor .1. K. Krr -Uotl. Adjut a lit -Crucial K. II. Williams Is eheekini,' over the situation. 'i wo noim-: I'OlM) rollTLAMi, (re.. Auk. 11 A I ' ) The hddieM of I MiUKlas '. In gram. I'ori land, forest ry employe, a id Krmailllie St. Lo.iiH", t'liiuas, Wash., hst slur-- August til wlo-n they were fhtim a t'helan na I iolial for e - t fil e, were found to day hy se.nehers in a renmte sec t"on of the forest near Twist I Wash. Major John '. OiHln ie, a.-sistant ehief ()r the distrh-1 forestry otfiec lie I e, I .cei id a teleplloae rail I ro m fire I iKliiers a! Twil civiiiK , ihe tneimi r int'oi iiiatioii. Il, wa.s not known uheilMt- the two men had : 1 ii Mil located it r kllh-d by latitat; ((Vilitlnued on Pa p;f 4) Yoiniq Cudahy To Paij Fine of $5W0 M iS ANOKI.KS. Aug. : - -Michaet .1. I', t'mlahy. the late .laek I'udahy. me Iwz olficial. today laced ; X:,.H(iM, I'eCOOl IIH Ild' cl by 4, (AM) I, son of t P'lck fine of a jury ultleh las) night ImhhI him irnjlty of driving an automobile whiic in toxicated. Sellleliec v. Ill be pronounced Oil the youth ni't Tuesday. The court is bound to the decision of Ihe jury in fix iny' tbe hie-, which cam. alter three hours dcliber;t t ion. DR. PEA RE Dr. William Piurt. or li (inimh, member of tlK- t air Inmnl of rptomi'try. wn lMlity mitirinl of Ids HpiKdiifiiHUt ns a iiu-nilMT of the Irttl-lntlvr rommlltcx' of lite atloiuil optomctrki ataxia Uou. BREEZE AIDS ZEPPELIN ON PACIFIC TRIP Adds 20 Miles Per Hour to Speed Sky Liner is Making Today. WEATHER BETTER, MESSAGES STATE Dirigible "Veering to the North in Order to Fol low Path of Ocean Steamships. TOK YO, Alls. 2 5, (Sunday) (AC) The Graf Zeppelin wireless ed her position at midniuht Tokyo time Saturday (II) a. m. K. S. I.) (Saturday) as approximately 2,(H0 miles cast of Tokyo and more than Gnu miles south of the Western Aleutian Islands. The Ochiishi ov crnmeiH wireless station picked up tho message. SAN l-'UAXCISCO, Ailtf- AI') A spanking breeze from tho southwest came to the aid of tho Graf Zeppelin's engines today aim drove the pisantic air liner at Iuku speed toward tho American coast. From the grist of wireless mes sages Intercepted by eaper radio listeners the position reports this niGininp inGiicated that the dlris- iblo was making In excess ol st j miles an hour aw she approached t the International dale line on her j fliphl from Tokylo to Los Anpcles. I The friendly wind apparently I had added more than IM) miles an hour to the speed of the aircraft at midnipht Saturday night, shiis tiiiio 7 a. m. K.K.T.). The, posi- h " mat lime showed she had propres- sed almost 100 miles in an hour. As f lyinp conditions pra dually dumped tor tho better the. tntstrcsi tf thu air hepan tho i north in order to follow the invisi bly but easily located path of tho transpacific steamships. I For the first -l hours of her tr'p J the Zeppelin held penerally to an ; eastward course, giving the great t circle rouio a. won: oerio in unin to feel Its way through more lav I ! tor it had loft kasumteiura it was Im-atlu... with .. lea r, over !st ., . ..traiu-hl lino botwoeu : K"'K ""' V " HM.TO.IIH Inn Tokyo and .San l-raueisco. JOarly this morning;, JiowtUw, Uio (Continued on Mage 4) ERECT TABLlfr FOR EXPLORER , OF OLD OREGON MOMTMAND, Ore., Auk. 2 (AM) ' KIhkk of two countries, his own a ud that to w hich his deeds of ITU- ! liieanl so inueh, were unfurled at ; the Crown i'oint Vksta house, 01, : the upper Columbia Kivu- high-: way, loday as a bron.i; tablet was dedicated to the memory of Ideu-i tenant William K. I trough ton, i Mritlsh subject, and the first whito man to navigate the Columbia riv : er up to that pdnt. i It u;ik a colorf ul assemblage Cut stood in the shadow of Mount Jlood which (trotighton named. The , gold braid of Captain C. C. Iiobson, : : Captain IC. J. Curiim of the royal marines from the Mritish battle , ship Colombo, and Hit; 21 seamen j and marines cuiitriiHied sharply with the iinf I'oirriH of a detail of oiiiccrs and seamen from tlx; C. , S. S. Karragul. The dcflicatoiy address was giv en by Homer 1 1. Angel), pi esblcnt of tli trail seeker's cftimeU, mi l ' the (ablet was unveiled by Mary Kalheiiiie l!eevej, daughter id ! Hi igadiei--(cnera .1 a m c s II. ' IteeVeS, nnd .fames t'dbl", son ol I l-hic (Irani Cubic, new Mriti.-di j coiiiiKiil here. The consul resioud j ed ill the name of Orct liritaiu. Snowden Calls For a Showdown 'Mil-: HAC.I I ', Aug. - (AM) 'tilli Snouden. Itrtlrdi rlmiirri d I fie i.('hi'i'!"r, and si or in i er of The Hague re, a ra t huih n et-nce, again rnoved info Co Ioi :o:il ol the dehgerni tun?-. to! - i h a h tter- lo Ili-nil .Jaspar. M :iao pieini- r. In w ha h he deck d Die Ml'it.slt delegalitoi bad -rriscd ivatiy all (he patience ft command in J ' t oi 1 1 n t flrllai bniiinds for a largr- sfutre k'oung ilay i;iyni' :iln w!f II I ion wnr-liiiM' allies. Mr. Sno,'.d ii Fsahl id. re most I I ma I ileci;-(0l (Hie i .1 y or I Her wilhoi KAII'll r 11 j f )i 1 d.'l'.y. SNOIHlV nt it r V. - I (AC PKI BANK, .' .1.. Ai Itulph Snodil v, veti ;i n river, w an injur ed lod; at. the Miss I."- At, eh ill -lied In the sei-oiitl h'-i't of "11 cap raee, The boat a,i Ii Iimk at n Mpoeil of approxiMial mil. art hour when sit I lied. Tli I'le.s tt US " enteilt ff Sim biy's in 'rimiie'l. not at one fie AI'POr M V ( Mil l' S I O K A N !; . Wasp., A i sr. J I . .P) l)t'fti.. Omijii Hank-'l.ilil was today imm'tl etiof of poll' bv L-roy I nibei t . pubhi- safety eomilllKtdoner. Hankcfla til a mem ber of thf pdlee lb paitlll'Tlt Hilice lit II. succ-etln J, Wesley Turner w ho w an reuiftved this week bo. cause of personal difforouff tt bo-tw.e-n him untl CumniliMlon-r Lunt-btrt. DEDICATE HOTEL I J 'tWlz ait's. Sft- S.Htil-MW-1 Huki'i's new hotel. crtM'tcd at a 4(M of St." 5.000, Is plt lurcd above. The struclmv will he fnrimilly opened tmilphl. This hotel was Hum iced by Hie sale id' slock (o more 1 1 iti ii '100 people and has Imh'U under construction for 10 months. New Hotel Will Be Dedicated At Baker Tonight ItAK'i;!!, Ore., Ak. "4 (Kieeal) Maker's 'new HI story $7r,00 Hotel Maker will he formally open ed tonight In the presence of all who eau crowd into the large and elaborately decorated dining room. Tho hotel is of cement-steel con struction and towers high ahove the sky line of the elly, helng- visible for many miles. It In painted In an attractive ereamtsh tint. The sfructuru contains eighty guest rooms. mezalitne flour, lobby, lounge room, coffee shop, kitchen, main dining; room, elub dining IfUllUUJ , I I J J 1 1 I 1 I IV I' ll I-1 1 I ft. MM f 1 istrucluro' 'occupies.' a. I tit) by ;' ( 10 : foot wile, al tho 'corner 61',; Main j street and Auburn avenue, oppo site the postofrice. Tht hotel was financed by the .-alo of stork to more than :t pco- I pie. The campaign was completed j August ft, I It K anil ground wiih , lit oken four weeks later. The building' has been under construc tion leu months, the winter sen sort vernl l forcing suspension for ! weeks. The structure was designed bv Trnirtellotte and Hummel, arch- Heels nf I'iirlllillil, ami cri'clcd by .li.hli Alm.'ler, general cniurai'li.r, nt .,rlhmil. II will l.e I, peril led lip. I.y Ihe .Mullnoiiiah llnlels Cijrpi.r ali.in ..f which Krlc V. Mauser Jr., i,f 1 'nr. In lid Is pr.-sl.Ii-nl . V. II. Cain, formerly of I 'III lluvi n, Wash., will lie ma linger. The program tnni;:lil will con sist, only of tniisii-iil niiNiliers and sli.'ii liilli. The liilllilllig will lie open In the llispei-ll.ili l.i the pilli-lii- iliiring Ihe evi-nliig. I,. (I. lii.wiis will iipi-li il new $:!."'. IHH hrlcU garagi' on Hie ililar ler block west of Ihe hotel next Wfcli. CHINESE FLOUR TAX DISCUSSED liY EXPORTERS l' IIITI.A N 1 1, ' ire.. Aug. - I ( M'l I i:i I la ml lli.tir f.xii,rl' ih cnnler- ! I"l II I. I llll"'l Slates S' llllliil M MeNiiry aii'l Sl'l'."i- I. "lay j lelallve III III" reported lax III" j 1'lilliese gnvi'inilL' 111. Is said lo liavii phii-i'il on llinlr ItiipiirlM lull) I'llhlu. ' In tin- pa. Mi-ii'im roi'llanil ami Aslorla, lire, r. Is of flniir hi China. I sblpiieii 7.r,i.n:. imr v.i im i ai t i.:i i :i il.'.i le'lK nil l eys I'll- VMili'il that b. Nit this poi terrC W rili'lM i aiip-aretl r ih;i pif n ast nml ex- lor a l.i !;: m h i f ii i ii 1 . I.. iMinbar, Iffiiirk potter. vh;iilnu In I'o e. t lie efinlereilC", a I h "ii advise.) I b.-ti th H llllienl hail illi-')S( i i.;n flour at. Amoy a in ;,ii cents a b;n. il.MH fHtH pi Ole.- t be II inctoii, I . C. i- ln or im land attetMl i.il.l he h.Ml I 'lilie so Kn.' a t ii X on l or aiiKinK Iroin lie tllK'-fl a b- at Wash- Two Found Fahy Font In Klamalh Is.l.AMATII I'AI.I.S, lire., Au. :'(, (API A i-ofi, wiichliiK' tw. piHllids and nix .llll' -. believed to Im- I lie Moaley( l.ttl.y ill the tate i.f Oregon, waa burn to Mr, and i h. .Ifdtti Sui'liiii, Klamalh I'iiIIm, l-'iiday nhthi. Tommy Armour Ih haded for Title liZU'KKK ( .1 Nil! V .'I, I'll, Milwaukee. A iik. 21. (Al'l A.I.I- nil,' a 1 1 1 1 .' I . i - to.' to Ills pi" IJ.i for vi'.us Kian.l inn ArTiioiif' OrchaC hilvii I I ern open nolf crown at tho till, quu-rtei' way mat'K toduy. BAKER TONIGHT SPOKANE HOMES RAZED BY FIRE S a n i t a r i u ni, Business Buildintrs Also Leveled By $500,000 Blaze. SIMiKAM-:. Wtish., Aug'. LM (AM) A mass of glowing: embers cover ing; damages estimated variously from f.'tMi.ixi to $roo.i)na, was all that remained loday of a dozen I dwelling' houses, an apartment fun Id lug. 11 sanitarium ami Ihe , storage ami fuel yard of tho M: Cold rick Lumber company. Tho fire started early last night In a lumber pile and soon was whipped into a conflagration by a gale-IMu wind. livery piece oT fire fighting o.tiilpiiM:ut. hul fivh. hhld'Tur ohiVr-" genej' blazes in other parts or the city, together with a pumper from Cocur d'Alenr, Idaho, mantled by firemen from both shifts, fought tho blaze for s x hours before. was brought under control. Miirli I'rniMTiy l enured Industrial properly, IncludlliK factories .and warehouses, worth several million .In In rM wero men. j'" '"''- Tliree llrcincn were Ircaleil In liusplliils fur Injuries. Cnplaln N. Wallace, i.vem.nm Iwlc.e I.y flllnes, was In a crlllcal i iiinlllliiil. The I "I her Hvn Sllllere.l only luiimr InirtH. '1 we nt. v patients In the I 'ay no lanitnrlum, raed soon after th'. Hit' starteil, wero taken from their b.'ds Just as tho first tongue of flame wan licking the sides of tile building. I'hlblren in an orphan aue Were taken lo safely, but a shlll In the wind saved Ihe build- j hiK- The mother of a 12-year-old child, f ra nl in w hen she I boon hi j iio. lad was still In Ihe apartment hoiiH". i nbed In I 'i I lie flu iiiIiik btifldiOK otter bliii and was carrh il '.it sa'tly by a policeman and two hv."l.iliiiTH. Tho boy was not in Ihe balbiinu'. I The t In mm H lea pei never: I bun- j ilii il ' f t litch, iiftracliim I1 - i :-a itds of pid ist ria ns and a nl onio- . bilbl '. ii"t .n!y from the ciiy but -.ii l roo in 1 1 iik towns, causing y.eat I I . .. II I. The hem e.i UK" i,l' Hie I . I ' I 1 . 1 1 1 1 , I l.i. flic bad tint Generally Fair Weal her Ex peeled SAN I'l'.W'isrn. Auk. - Ihe weaher o.iHook We.k IlirJIHIIIIir AMI.'IIMI .', loiioeeii r.- iou;y bv I h ';!.'( i'llnr lillleJill an : I (API lor the was ii it -lllileil IhIIhwn: l-'j in I' s: the oat look :nl full- weather . eept liiiiiij; tin- lonpail t f iv.'i the I'iicltlr iifirlh tiil.lS west of tbe Cas- is i l!'M leieltbit II- V ll llVi'l e.Ht it II t ill. if)n ni'iimlnli Te 1 1 1 pi ' i a I m i W iii'il Nevail lii-W here bill nal ill betuw "iillior not tini I Ii Hie elo III tlx J ' ionairc's Son Killed In Crank WKSTWOOK. I '..I.. A i.k. i: 1 (Al'l - I'leli li -I I.. W.ill.ei' Jr., J ., Tiieui l.er of l.i" of Ihe wealthiest anil le""l , "inlii'iil ranilllei' III f'alil eiiila, was li.'.laiilly lillle'l .- l Ills In ut lief K"llli"lll, '.'.. MliotlHly III Jul". I hue i -lei. lav when I heir l.rlval.'ly nf"l .la lie era filial near I .ass" n Hi.. W"sl IV all put I .'.INI Th. . " i l Hill lit III "MH. i i: .it a. I aliunde i'f ll'ils s.llil, when II I all. I. Willi the ut full sp"".l. ei'uih- "f the iilrpoit with ship. H. 'l I ll... . I I. H.t" "I' lll!lllt" it the eile 'fie f"i"". e.l i.is wlln.'se.l by Ked Ulver . . v .-,...,.!,, .-Mrh KM. II, ..l,fr---.spq:-i .i'Tia,,. ol tho yuuth, Is vice. pi'sident. Jerusalem Riots Kill 12, Injure 110 Jews, Arabs Excitement Intense Over Religious Disturbances British Order Out Troops, Ships. London; Auk. 24 (AP) Mar tial law has been proclaimed In Jerusalem and a povernment cen sorship of tcleprams and cablet established after vlolont clashes yesterday between Arabs and Jews over a lonp stand inp controversy about riphts of worship at the Wallinp Wall. LONDON. Aup. -4 (AP) The admiralty announced today that the Drltlsh warship Uurhiim and Sussex wero sallinp from Malta to Palestine today at the request of the hiph commissioner there. TKOOPS OltPKltKJ) Ol'T ALKX'ANDUIA, Kpypt, Aup. 24 (AP) It was understood hero to day u hatalllon of troops was be inp illspatched immediately to Palestine In connection with the rlotinp about the wailing wall at Jerusalem. 12 KlIJdKD, 110 llllti .IIOi:irSAIiIM. Aug. 24 (AM) (Jewish Teh'Kraph Agency) Twelve persons wore killed and 110 othern Injured in an itssuult Inst nh;ht by Arabs on Jews aasemhlltiB al the W. tiling' Wall for worship, of tho do id nine wore Jows and three Arabs. Kxeitenwmt was Intense. All shops were dosed and police In armored cars dashed through the streets In a vain attempt to pre serve order. Among: the wounded ' rem Wolfgang; Von Weisol, u cor-; spondent of tho Berlin Vossiche Zeltungt. The assault raiiio as the cUnuix tr a day of unrest In which hud threatened continually a clash be tween tho .lews, firm in their con viction fif right to uso tho Wallinn Wall for worship, and tho Arabs, assembling by the thousands for their Krid.-iy prayers at tho Mosque of Ulnar. Scries or Itlots Arabs previously stoned a Kroup of aged Jewish worshlpporH who (Continued on Mage 4( Senator Tyson, World War Hero, 1-ailed Beyond I'lllllAllKI.I'IIIA, Aug. 24 AI') Culled Hliilcs Si'iialor l.awri'm'e It l II. Tyson, ili'mi.i'ral l' Tennessee, r.Hpl. nt of Ihe distinguished ser vice mciliil for "exceptional ly mi'illorliius anil distinguished service" during Ihe world wur. died ly today in tho Manrcsit Manor ear sanllorluni. Htarford, ncur hci tho MKe of OK years. Death followel a ndupso at Hlll- fered late yoHterday. , At his beilHhlp when the end mom were hlH wife and n duiiKh l.r, Mrs. Kenneth Ollplu. The sen ator was a veteran of the world j and Spanish American warn ami hlH five years In tho senate won characterly.ed by his Interest ill Mol ! tiler h'Klhlatlou. j Senator Tyson was broujjrlit to ! .bM'fersou hospital in lids city July j !, Ho came hern from hl homo 1 In Knoxville, Tenn., accompanlned by Mm. Tyson. At the time It was slated ho was suflcrlnK from it nervous breakdown. Endurance Flane On Third Attempt I'llH'AdO, Aiiir. 4. (AP) Tho alritlaiio I'hlcaKO Wo Will, w hieh look ot f at 1 1 :-! 1 a. u (CI :.T. 1 v Htet flay on au endni ,ance fllKht to seek the world's ro ; cftifl, now held by the "St. Uouis Itobin" was soarliiK over the sky j huihor airport, early today with i every Indication "that all wan well wiih the idiots, C. K. Steele- and ; llustiell Mfissman. They iniido two I previous attrmpls hut lauded each time atier h.ss than four hours ot i llyliiif- Wilson Merren, who iiccoin ' panicd tin- other two on the pro ! vlous flliihts, hist the flip of u coin and yenicrdny w a:i let I on th; mound. Ask Commission To Refund Road Hands AKTOKIA, (He., Alp,'. -I. (AP) i - The Hfale hlKhway cnmmbisloN r will be linked ! refund hluhwuy j bonds of $ I .lUMi.nfui r'ich for tin: neM three yeajs to provide funds : to close Hie i 7 mile K-'P In the Coosevelt highway, It Was decided b ie hot IllKtll. I Plans for a eauipniun to push; completion of t he hiMhw ay were 1 (Use linked at a mass meellliK. tho drive to close September H when a hi if cjiravan with delet'olious Iroin till eoitst enuntles will call on (iovernor Pattcr-an at Salem hear in petlilfiiiM atl;lMK the refund. kim; i aki.s i.i;ki:m thu I.dNluiS, Aim. 24, (AP) Kin ' flenur-' and Jt n Mary left Buck- : inuhaia palie.- shortly uft'T l'::th (ml. iv for the country palace at Smdl itmham. They (raveled In a chined motor ar to the railway sta : t ion w h ii a special train awaltod : them for the Journey north. The kiiiK'H train pulled out short ! ly before one o'clock for Wolfer : ton which Is about five, miles from HiindrlriKhum whence hts majesty ; wiin to tulto a motor cur to tho pul- AIR RACER IN MONTANA ON WAY EAST Sydnor Hall, of St. Louis, First to Leave City of Missoula. TEX RANKIN, OF PORTLAND, SECOND Florida Derby Starts To dayLady Birds Leave Kansas City for East St. Louis. 1JAST ST. I.OUJS, 111., Auk. 24, (API Blimeho Noycs of Clcvo lund arrived hero from Kansas Clt nt 2:20 p. ill., today loading tho contestants in tho national wo men's air derby from Santa Mon ica, (.'al., to Cleveland. MISSOULA, Mont.. Au?. 24 (AP) Sydnor Hull, ot St. Louis, who led the I'ortlund-Clevelanil air der hy fliers through the smoke laden nil- from Spokane thia mornlnB took oft at 12:03 for Blllinns fol lowed by hln neven ufcrnpanlonn. Ills arrival was followed within len minutes by Tex 'Rankin of Portland, Major G. H. Eckorson ot Springfield, Ore.; T. A. Wells of Wichiln. Kas.: Woutenunt W. B. Clark of l'orllami, W. II. Emory of Urndroid, l'a., and Speed Hol man of Chicago. Two Douglas ob servation plnnes from the Wash ington national guiird field at Spo kane preceded the racers. lllllliiKH Next step The fliers will leave here at noon for Hillings, where thoy will ston tor one hour. They will take off in the order of their arrival. Wells won tho Spokane-Missoula lap, making tho dlstunco in ono hour, 7 minutes and 20 seconds. Ills elapsed time is 3:02:l4. Charles Dickinson 7u-yenr-old aviation enthusiast, Is a passenger In Speed llolmnn's plane. He also made tho trip with Holman when the Spokane derby passed over Montana two years ugo. Arrival of Dick Rankin of Port land completed the group of eight remaining In the race to Cleveland. Clarence I'V linta, of Milwaukee, the jilnth entrant, (mishod .yestor day at Urltiul Veil', Oregon. I'lOHIDA FLIGHT KTA11TS MUNICIPAL AIRPOUT, Tampa. Kla.. Auk. -4 (AP) Ic Bowman of Kansas City, Mo., piloting a Moiionport plane in tho Miami Beach Miami - to - Cleveland air derby, was the first to land hero on the first Icjc of tho race. He mime mo u-nnie in an iimu unu lil minutes. Ills time was the best of the 14 entrants; - LADY UIUDS LKAYI. K. C. KANSAS (MTY, Air. 24 (AP) -llouriiiR uway from the muntclpal air ptut hero at 12:30 p. m. today, ltluncho Xoyes of Cleveland waa (Continued on Page Three) HELEN WILLS WINS TITLE IN FOREST HILLS KOIU'ST mi-LH, N. Y., Aug. 24, (AP) Helen Wills won hor sixth national women's tennis champion ship before a Kullery of 0000 at tho west shlo Htiullum this afternoon, heating off the challenge of Mrs. Phoebu Watson, Kngllsh star. In a thrillln-? final by acores of 6-4, 6-2. TODAY'S BASEBALL AMKHK AN LI,A(il I': (JAMllS n. n. R Philadelphia, . Chleau'fi Itatlerles: ' ami Cochrane and UerK. 5 13 0 2 7 1 Cvcn pros Cionzules; Faber XI. II. K. JioMlon 6 9 1 Cleveland 2 8 0 Batteries; Morris and Kevins; .Mlllei', MUJuh, Shaffner and Myatt. 1 NATIONAL IJCAtil'K, (j A31KS It. It. E. 9 15 2 0 10 ChictiKU I'hiladelphiii ItaUeiloH; Xehf and Taylor; Kottpii I, l.erhtn. Smythe, WUIoUKhhy and I-'ir-st Came: IMttsbur,' .... ... New York Batteries: Kremor. It. 11. E. 8 13 4 14 16 I I'lmael, Hill and I leiusley; llonan, Sehatk. T'ltZMimmoni. untl I'IikI. (Iiunc: 1!. 11. K. SI. I.iinlK 3 7 1 llo.ilon I 4 0 llatlerlen: Johmion nnd Wilson; Selbolil, (.'antwell nnd LeKgett. I'lit Hume: It. 11. K. Clnclnniilt r. 6 0 lliooklyn 2 4 8 I ll'iltcrleji: May untl yukeforth; 1 Vance and Deberry, ! Mi'cond llame: It. H. K. Clnclnimll II B 1 j lirooklyn s 8 i) llntterlcti: Ash und Uooch;' .Mo6a uml Ueberry, IS it?'.