La Grande evening observer., August 26, 1929, Image 1

EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE
THE WEATHER
CITY
EDITION
Ort'Run: Fair tonight and Tucs-.
day, warmer in the interior Tues
day, tlontlo variable windy.
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VOLUME XXV1T. mrmheu assqciatku i-uess LA GRANDE, ORE. MONDAY, AUGUST 20, mkmukh assuh'iatkd rmoss NUMBER 255
I
L1 GIRLS
ADVANCE TO
NET FINALS
Concluding Match of
Washington Tourney
to be i'layed Here.
DARKNESS STOPS
CONTEST SUNDAY
. T . I
Jack Ahcai'ii and IjOIS
Mnl-iin til TVlppt Wol'th
Xvielon to lueei hoiui,
O S W a lU a n Cl V 111!.
Stange on Friday.
Twi
Slanifi
to the
in the
tennis
Valla
other
lint In
i l.a r;rance kIi-K Anne
anil l.uls Nelson, ailva I
lliiais Hi mixed ilonhles pliiy
Kiist' in WashiiiKlon annual
tourney over tin? w'oekell.l lit.
Walla, and then, Inee.l each
in a titular niateh that could
finished last niht. hel-ause J
da rl.ii' ss. II will he finished in
tiraiido Kt-i.lay. i
Miss Stain.'. -'s partner is on 11
Oswald, Hpokane player who r.-i
ceiiily look l In. Kastern Or.-Kin !
singles and shared th" mixed nn.l j
men's doul.les. and Miss Nelson is
plnylm: with .lack Ahi-arn, of Wall.i i
Walla, a former Kastern Oregon !
llll.-hol.ler. t
'i'he Ahearn-Nelson team has-
Hie name advaclaee in the match I
an tar as it has
the til si sel ll-:i. 'I
to lie cut ol I w In
rtone. They took
he second set hail
II darkness set in.
at I.-H. .
la two different rallies the
Ahe:illi-N. tsnn team on Noliau':,
SotTl- Were Several tilll- I Within Olio
point of takinu- tile s.-rnii.l set and
tin- lit le. a'i.1 .tie n lost the deuce
s 1.1 il,-,ill; the S' t IlKaill to
deuce.
(i.sw.il.l-Slan";.' defeahd .leanno
It, die and Harold Co. ike. of I'en
dleton. in th'- Hist round , and in
the seini-linals w lilt ill straight
sels In.i.i Marion and Kiinice Mar
ii;is. slione l.rith. r and sister team
who forinerly played at Whitman,
hrawiii;: a I. ye in 111,, first round.
Ahearn and Nelson won from Car
rol I'allaer. of Walla Walla, I'nl-
Vrrhll
M ini-.-"ta ph.ye
'rf)'i, r r WhIIji
ul!t:- player, li
, iDlll
VVhUh,
, J-G,
1
ili:
W li it in;
7-:..
1 'I' r. Ii.r !!r;n-hrs !-hmls
.tcilM 'livli'l- lililili- ill! CM'i'Mrlil
! t v 1 1 !f I r I .:i t;r;ituh w titn,
ri. upli-d Willi Ali.;irn, In- al v;i need
with rin- pl.iy ihriHiR-h t" th flnnl.:
In mm n's iliill' M. 'I li y IdI tin ir
KaiiH- I" "-walil antl Willi, rail hut
it was a furiuiisly pl.iyil oik.- that
(l-oi:t!nil.-'l oil l':ii;o li'-lht)
FALK'S STORE
IMPROVEMENT
WORK FINISHED
u! il nl i;e
v. i-- th.- U
doul.'e
I'M Of U.e
(,'iaii.i.- .
tube
11' w
. u npn
foi UU
' lit
b;V I
K. W
N.
fs) tias added
f their
tilt has
All tie-
remodeling pii
ji.t been com
windows huvc
Kraciie ivw tan
einii" front ie-
POl"
in
and t!i
idv-
nliirgi d
red with
dryc.'
mid
an
ils.,
has
!! II
all a'l
l.oriej j
pari in.
f'HH i
be. n I
re tio
. carp.
f.Ml.-l a
t;: hn
Also
irtange
t. Th
I i Irs. ar.d sho
v- new lino
the Mien's s'df
1 it nd liuprovi
110 AD RECORD
CAR WILL HE
HERE AUG. 28
The
lid
ad r
Phoeni1
wi. Il"
t Old:- I
to I'll.
La Ora
w hlch lo oke
'.e run from
a nd it urn.
at tli. Perl
H- ai'ternoon
;day. Air; -S.
..le
i; M"
me
morning h;
W ; I- aee
v. ho will v
on tie- p.-ri
I do'i'-ati 'ii
W. c. pcrkii
mp.inied by
Mm
gim-i i in-
ui th. i : . r
el; in th
'I lie
;i r
Hid Pile
p. .d to
; if. or,
Ph. i
M r.
Soviet Plane On
Vaij lo IS'ew York
I'D-,
I. ill. I. .1 li'
s -v. II li'.'
i Al lll l: TOIIAV
7::'.. :i. in. - .".7 :ili..v.-.
Mimmi-iii: 47 ;il'..f.
. '..nilil it... : l'ii rtlv -..ij.y.
u i.a i in n vi.si i:iin.v
Muxiimitn S'l. ininiintiiil
lil.r.Vn.
'..ri.iti..n: elnii'ly, rain
of Inch.
w i: TMi:it A. ;. sn. ibjs
Mitximum "4, niinimum r
nhovc.
("on.litlon: c.-ar.
Carrie Hunter,
Oregon Pioneer,
Culled Beyond!
Funeral Services Will be
Held Tomorrow Past
V o v t h y Matron of
Eastern Star.
M isH r-n i i ii- I!. Ilunlrr
.11-
ktiow;t Un-ito'ii pioneer i ml a
( liniininetli iiioinhci- nf the I'.iiKtern
Star, ilio'l Kun.liiy cvoiiIhk "t the
ill-u tim-iil n' Mi s. Nellie Hpcnrer.
who was Minn lltinter'H nurse. I h"
iloco-is'il has lit'L'ii 111 fur the past
si ; yen rs,
William G. Hunter "",' 'r.
Klizn 1 1 iltit- r, her mother ainl
f!i,i.,., ,.,,,,. l() (n-.on in .-. riom
Mltwourl. mnl settli-il on a hoinu-
h ()(. , (..1y wlu.rc
,ss Hunter was burn Hoptcnihiir
; '11, ISSll. Kite- spent most "I" her
I life In tin- valley, rslH'i'lally In ls-
I land City
where she was active in
social and church affairs.
'I'he funeral wHMie hold at the
Hiitulirn'ss and Zimmerman mor
tuary Tuesday. August 27, at 2:('U
o'clock. Tliii Kev. W. C. fioss is
comim? rrom Itnise, ldalio to of
ficiate. Kastern Slur services will
he held at the Island I Ity cemetery
where tile liurial will he.
Miss Hunter was a member of
l he I'lcshyi.-iiiin cliurcli ol inn
city.
I'uH Worthy .Mill.....
Tn lanti .she served as worthy
matron of the Kflstern Star, pile
was intei-cyl.-il in music, playing
the piano exceptionally well,
Tin- relatives of the deceased are
A. Hunter. I.a flraude: C. A.
Hunter. Wallowa: .Mrs. M. A. Jlar-
risou. I.a (irainle: Mrs. l- T. Jones.
I'.aker. Mrs. W. A. alrhriek, and G.
W. Hunter. Island city. Mis. .1. I:.
Keymilds. who died last October,
was a sister of Miss Hunter.
Car Hits Elgin
Girl, Bruising
Her Severely
AH"
SKe
the little fluiJKh-
t r ol1 Mr. ami Mr.-:. 1.. Skcen. of
Kuril!, wa:: l(.mck''l ihnvn hy n car
ln-' n Siit unlay i vi-niiiK. surt'erliiK
Hi'vcrc hrulscs, A n X-ray picture,
however, shmvet tio liroUru buneH.
Tin' at'i'iMenL uei-ui rt'd tO. 0 : Hi
n'rlucli, arennliiirT tn police rrrordu,
when u car lilvdi hy tl"'-'.''-. 'ley-
iiaitil. whfiso a.';e wa.s K-'vcn as 1 4
-a i s. i ;i ii m p'lti t '' sitlcv. it 1 1;,
l.Mocliinir Hi-1 little Kirl ihw n. To
lic' ree.MilM st ite that ihe Imy lia-1
nil drivers license ami that the
was ii!li(iut ailetjuate hraken.
The ae.-i.Iejit occiirri-tl nn Adams
i.i-tweeii f L f 1 1 and Kir streets.
Stoddard Wins
In Sweepstakes
Tourney Sunday
Khue
Hikes
St.
Hard,
lay lie-
w ho toi
country
to
club
course Suiida
l he sw f-e; -la
by the no-ii i:
handicap is e
y. look tirst place .in
kes t om iia llleiit he.
t
:obers. .Mr. St...blard
iglit, gi ing lit in
eor
of
Dr. Lay Murphy and T. .1
via t:d lor srnif.rt. with a
7'1. Dr. Mui phv's gross was
a handicap of Li, and .Mr.
gin's gross was la;! with a
Mero:--Iiet
of
7 with
i-
cap of 1'S.
N t Sunday and Monday
Oram!.- will send a llMnan leji
Dal:"!' Jo paiiieip.it" in a fi
La
1 o
tooina in .-ii V with t ' a nia ent ere
from l.a (irande. Walla Wall
Pi ndletoi!. P.id:-e and linker.
Recipes Printed
Last Week; One
Recipe Corrected
tnnnst
M Le;
Ile.l
by
Detli Paih
tie
or 'j h"
lie
eh'i
1 hi La (irande were
1 and Klgin were
V I , a no Thursday,
is for th- benefit of
ved ;:l the s'-b.i.d at-
Avg.
Tlli;:
printe
e !,:.. he-ll
ui.. 'J. i !e 1 1 1 r 1 1 on menu
- ip.-. w . i " pi int' d on pag -A'ediM-sday.
Aug. - 1 . and the
lor t- a i- tfi :'n-' nf.-; al th"
school were p.;n.ld on page
he iMle of Tho:-:r..y. Aug.
-if.
r t he fi'-monsl ra -r
of tl,.. Kastern
I. 't Oes.J.ty. Allg.
i ii"iil
-d o:
P.ir.t
X com rt ion in l!" pini'. d re.
ei,,. A lor the fill. . COokie
w .' aiiiHHiriced by Mis. McLean
Kriday afternoon. Two and one half
. up of Dour wTe add' d lo th"
ingn dieiiH. 'I His was omilted fmni
Ho- piint'd slips and from Do- p.i-p.-r.
If an.)iie i unable to find the
recipes III llo- imp.'- o; The obs-r-v.
r a state.) 'I i,. Obn-rver will b
glad to Dunisli iiprints or copii-.-.
Moose Lwlrjc And
F ru n (In Picnic
T!-.. i ii.-n i , -4 ..ml lli. ir
iin.l (i i. mis ..I" ,r....s. h.ilu.
fi.inlli.s
- ,o. ),:,ii
.-ii;. .;..--l i. .i-i rii.- in th" I'm" .
c;i!'ii Vi .'ti l.!..:.'. 'I il'V W'VO . id
iln:.-l l.y mi im iniiiL' rii...-. wtx"
ti-
irii; 1 1 . . 1 1 - I mi. I other spurt. Ilill
M in. hi-. .n u.iii lh- -A r --.tlini: l.int.'li
..li'l til K h i.tti-ritii.ti m is if.vcn I'.
Kl.-iti'.:' I'.ihl. win. ilo'" f'-r ttl;tr
l.i.s mnl hnlf i..II;.t in th- v.nt. r
i.n.l to the other . hl!.lr"n ulio also
swam to rrsc'.l iiioncv from til
;iool. A lit';; rrowil ntt.-r.fl"-1 and
a'A r,,".i;J .i ;.; .-..... ;.:..n..
ZEPR
(EACHES
ANGELE
ARLY TODAY
Sky Liner Completes
Successful Non-Stop
Flight Over 'Pacific.
TO RESUME WORLD
JOURNEY TONIGHT
Graf Scheduled to Leave
For Lakehurst on Final
Leg of Cruise at 11
O'clock.
AIlil'OUT, Auk. (Al) Klevo:i
n'Hoel; tonlhl wan fixed as tho
hour of departure of the Kraf Kepp
elin for LiiUehiiiKl, N. .., on the
final lei; of lift flight around the
orld. Hefuelim; will ho complet
ed by S o'clock, and passenKers
havu been ordered to he ul the
field ready to embark early in the
evening.
The maf zeppelin came to enrlh
in Los A lleles at f:ll a. m. today.
The flight from KaaiiiniKaiirii, Jap.
an, a, mid miles, was completed in-VS-
hours and fS miliutes.
l-'ii-sl Pai-irie nielli
The Uiird lei; of Ihe .sky cruiser
around tho world completed in this
inooriuir to Ihe sixty toot stub mast
hero marked, lii.SSU miles since de
nart u e from Lakehurst, N. -L,
A iiKiist V. The Urs t non-stop air
fllf.'lit across Ihe Pacific ocean
achieed hi tlii' lays and seven
ho 'i s w ns less than on third the
time Ihe fastest I rati"-! 'art tie liners
r:iss t!t" ocean helweei) Japan aim
VatUe, Wash.
Si;y persons made the voyage
Torty one in Ihe crew antf---Ttetis
passeiti,'! rs. The linal ' K of the
eircuinnaviuatlon vtiyajje will he to
Lakehurst, Koine . .r i m i miles, and
w ill be -started wlHitn thirty six or
foiiy elKhf-hours. During the slay1
lli l.os Angeles It will bo moored ; eago and Ted Wells of Wichitu,
U tlie mast. j Kansas.
Troops Particlp.'ilo Wells had an advantage of Id
Troops of Urn Cullforula nnlioaa' minutes. 4 1 seconds never llolman
T'lard linn-c hed out on the field as.beloro the taki-off loilay on the St.
the zi'ppoiin came to earth and the Paul-Milwaukee leg of the race.
ground crew 'begun niovin Itn. f tlm . . "Vmu, tlrs'bybjlii -.Mfho-ward
tin- mooring nrist. These readied hero lust night Tex rianlifn
troops form d a circle around the of Portland was in third position,
d:y cru-ser as the mooring was be-j '-Ml minutes and 11 seconds beliind
in;,- completed. I llolman. Tin- oile rs, two or more
ft came t') a halt about a mil'
from th
ground
:--ick- Is '
lo the f
iMAoring mnsl as the lull
rev of marines and blue
iad" ready to carry If over
Six naval planes circled overhead
as t he big silvery ship came lo
e.nth.
Th.- plan n p pea red as t iny
bird..
of 11,
At
li'iviiilHr over tiie vast b ilk
771 loo! glolM- eireling ship,
a. in. the zeppelin began
(Conllntied
P.
4)
LIONS OFFICIAL
GUEST OF CLUB
Clai'enec IIaiiion of Chi-
cafro; Speaks During
Luncheon Toilay
Ian-nee Manlnn. repp sental 1 t,
lie Lions liiteriiaLonal ol f'hi-
, was a guest of the local club
y, giving a very Interesting tab;
Ideals and Objects of Lionisni."
vera I guests wit., present at
luncheon. including L. A.
ay i
unty school superintend-
j ent, the I,
tor ot th
; Dlair, a S.
; M i s. Tom
v. M. (L Tennyson, re
I'dd'-iopal cliureii, Mi'.
It I ,a ki- 'ity pla ni.st, and
Maxwell and Miss Helen
I U'ilMams.
I Mr. Tennyson spdie brieflv 041
"A.-tive principles" a nd W. C,
Crews, inirofiined as a new 110111
l r. gave :m 1 n I e r si i ng tall, on tll'J
: ( it y i:ih r .vy -aem.
Mrs. MiiaW. II sang two songs,
, cr.iiip.iiiied at the piano try Ml'i.s
Wiiliams. and Mr. Itlair pl.iyi-d two
t piano s.d.'.s.
I iill Wilson w as a rinoun'-.-d as
winner' of lb" a'teiidaui" priz;,
f urniMM d by A loos 1 1 liiis.
A ii" w pragra ui corn m it t '" f"r
S. picinl.. r was apiOint' d. beaded
by Carl Ib-ltn. Ott'.-r members an-
' Diehard c,,,,
i.iis v and ArnoPI (Jr.i-
la pp.
1 1' ea IIS" next M o
day, the Liens bin
.held on Tm soay.
Labot
will le
WIDENING CUT
ON LINE NEAR
NORTH POWDER
I'll
1'i.u i. i.i;
i; - ., .i..i.
i ail: ht.-nlni
li,' wood, n
hri.li;.-
... r. r. i
.is still, "(I
..r
n I :.;
in -.
ai.,1
with
-in
si i ll" I lr
o-.ii- .liiiimy ci-.i-'i; for
.ill.. a.l lloilh of h.lc
tin- .iis' of l"i-t k
i.l"fnlo A- Tool", ri.il-
Ioim of Spoknn". A
ihll.ili cai-s anil other
:, lifil, .i,l"l nt North
lay. The wi.lcnlnu of
lcs.s-nlli; f.f cm v.itm c
Is I.elnK ilonc for the
iiinklnir a hotter roa.l-hi-uvy
, cnKin.-H hcn(i
c
I'llfl.'tl.
l.l
nil i
ii,iti,l..-r of
-,tuiini"tit V
I'- w.l. r
t he . ut a h.t
of the tl.-i. t
I'll. OS" of
h-1 for th.
u-r-il i.ur thin (11-ision.
Forty ri."n urn l.cinn
on tho lob which will
n.or.-.hs. It is said.
c-mploy-d
take two
Mrs. Thaden Wins
Lady Bird Race
To Cleveland
Tex Rankin Third m
Men's Derby from Port
land Southern Leader
is Forced Down.
"l,i: i;i.,M), oirii. Aiis. d
(AP) SUM ill flic- livnl r ilio w
nu'ii's truiiMHiiifiuiitjil nil i(rliY.
.Mi-s. I enlist- .Mrl'lM'd'iiln iimdcii f
I'Utshurh tippciiml mn' ih
('li'M'litud lunniclpal alrpcirl ul 2:1 1
. p. in. complfiinir llit liiNt li'jf ol' 'he
i air part from I'ohnnhiis whfif she
I 1i;hI taken HT at I '.'Ml p. in. ( Insclv
! I'ollowiii'; .Mrs. Thiulrn was lllniicht
! oyfs, Clrvtianil, wlio elreli'd oti
I ho airport at 2:J!h;tO,
('OLl'MIU'K, Ohio, Auk. (AP)
Victory in the women's nationat
air derby from Santa. Monica, Cnl..
to Cleveland seeiiiint;ly vas wHlun
tho Kt-nsp of Airs. Louis McPhct
riclKe Thndcn, of 1'iitshurnh, today
as t Ii motors of fourteen surviving
derby 1st h were tuned up at Port
Columbus lor the last tap ending at
the natloniij air races at. Cleveland.
The I'itlsburtrh avialrix had an
advautaKc of onn, hour and lln-en
minutes over her iicurost rival.
Gladys O'Honnell, of Loot; Iteach.
Cal.. in the standiu(r of elapsed
llnip for each Iff? of the crosn
country fliirhl.
Cleveland was less than two
1 hours away by plane route and only
j last minute misfortune seemed
i capable id' cutting away Mrs. Tha-'
! den's lead. ' l
i The take off from. Port Colum-
j bus for the non-stop Miht to
Cleveland originally was scheduled i
' Tor noon today but the women i
I lots postoiied It until 1:15 p. in.,
nt the request of airport nftiei-ils.
Tho lead off positiun went lo Mrs.
Thiwlen. Shi' led the other ships
intQ (.0umbus y
lay afternoon
in the hop from Cincinnati. Tliu
others were to follow her in the. or
! f llK'lr arvival here.
HANK IX IN Tllimt PL( i:
ST. PACK. Minn., Aug. -'. AP)
-TIh1 Porlland-Cleveland air dcr-
by was a cluse racf. betwe
n
Charles (Speed) llolman id' chi
(Continued on Page 4 )
NEW PLAN OF
REPARATIONS
IS REJECTED
Tin-; HAc.ri-:, Aug. i;t;, f ap t-
Phillip Snowdeii. UriMsh chane.i
lir of the ex!'he.iier. iniornied the
other four creditor powers today
thai t lo ir te-w p? upona Is ilid mt
satisfy the Krliish claims and in
their present loiln w. -e niiaeeept-alii'-,
Th(. represent;) I ives of the fo-ir
powers concerned, K ranee, U j
glum. Italy nnd Japan, soon aft. r
begii n ctnisideral ion of l Mia ncellio-
Snowd. n's rejeetlon of He ir ofi. i.
Mr. Snow -leu. although he (-
j' ' " 1 "" " ' ",mv"'
oner, a n ine oo.ir open im- i :i
111. r in HKll.-ilioii.
'.MISS MEXICO
SLAYS HlJUIiY ;
RIG AMY CAUSE
M K co crrv, Aug. (
S- nota Marie Teres;i De Lam
Vidiil, ' Miss Mexico," In the
(ia Iveston bea ut y coldest, w
a prison celi today, having
s In
sh .1
and lulled lier liu. b,.nd, th neral
Mois.s Vidal.
After rea.Hng
new spa
Dial she and Deneral 'j.i.
bf. arrested for bigamy, hIm- pi. ui -
d his heavy army pislol and turn
ed it on him, Mr ing six shots w hb h
i'tlh-fl him a In i oo st insta nt ly. Sh"
then lurried th,. goo al h"(- own
heud bul its ma
Palice ai i -Ivln
on tin- body of I
hysterica lly, "I
.in.- was
lout.d he
- Inod.aro
d him
empty,
pro!)-
9 Phone Em ploy en
Picnic A I Core
M-Wbe!S of Ihe p.- (
phone company from La
Haker ,iti( pi-inllelon. aee
by employes of 1 he W
TeephUie com pa li ',', ft
annual picnic at c.w y.
The flay was ; p.-rd a
playing ball. w I to n 1 1 n ,
all n-priiiin a very eiijo
T !f
ra n d "
Mils. llll. I
fl.KV i-:ai.i,n,
J'.sn v. h"ti It . j , i
Ml. DAI. ISC
'.nt;. J ... (Al'l
r- .1 11..
I no .1:.
is, Illinois I-..,,- .;., ,,,.-!
(linn Van Wl". of I hi..,).'
H. Hill ol Kan- ih i 11 v.
, .Ik" h.-r ..nt l.v on.- .
n simi Mini- 77, ijv.. im-l
tin- west. -in women's. i.
I. ionshlii to. lay.
I l,V l
O. .IS.
I Mill I II II II IIOI.V
IHISKliruO, in. .. Ana
Ull Ml
2.1 (Al')
nllff.-'l riniri
I r-.-il.lti s.-v-
The hoily of an lini.l
W':K foiin.l In an iHolat-
etal Irillen oft D e hik'hway In Dio
Azaleit rlivirlct by htllitctK yeler
day. Tho body in bellevi-d to have
Ik -n that 11 irriiiNient, w ho nop
pe. overnight Iti the (alun nnd rl 'J
of nil turn I eaii.te.-.
i : I ,
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The composite plelarc ahove sliow hmv one of tho P. S. Navy's iwo new llrl(;lhhM, now hullcl
itwz nt Akron. Ohio, will look its compared with u hatllehlp. Km b will ho slightly lonjr r, hut
fif iiiiicIi yrt ater cubic capneiiy llian the ivi' .ppclin. The sketch slntus the onclnscd construe
(Ion. Itelow In an Inlerlor of one id' the r.Mmir cabins, unit a lt-w of the Imt new haitsr nt
Akron, now nrarlnx completion, when; ihe great illrlihlcs are to he iiKtcmhled.
LA FOLLETT TO
BEGIN PAYMENT
Circuit Judge Orders
State Legislator to Sup-
11 is. Children.
POIETLAXD. Ore., Aug.
(AP)
circuit .1 udge Kvnns today or
dered Clmrl. s II. La Kniletf, stale
tegislalor from Washington county.
lo begin payment of ?7.ri monthly
lofore September 1 toward Hie
support of his four minor children
and "to pay I an before September
if, lo .Mrs La Kollell to provide
lo r funds for lepn-se nation in Lit
Koll.-it's appeal ftntn contempt j
proc"ciiiu,s.
The La Kolh tt divorce case, in- !
stituled early this year, has ben'
one of the liard.-d rough! in rir
etiit courl. The original s-itt was
made by Mrs. La Kolhll, w no ask
. .1 custody of the four children
and 57 monthly Lu their soppoil.
Owing lo her circiimsiuiiee t alter .
hi.-; iemoal from llillsboro lo j
I'oiiland, th" district attorney is- ;
.sued a non-suppert complaint
agaiosi La Kollell. lb- w as a rr.-sl -d
in llillsboro and brought to Port- j
land wlo-re in- spent a day in jail.
Di'dri"! .lodge Hetidrieksoii t or
der. d La Kollell to-pay JLV) sup-
pel i
iiihin y I.. tor- a uu'usi i u or j
l ii. grand .i ity. lb- did not :
:d w as held ov -r to I If grand :
later being Indicted. Another i
to pay support money w;i
i;atded, It i.i slid, aii'l .I'tMi
S to oughl eonlero)! .r fM'eeil
wrninsl La Kollctl.
dist .
STORMS
START
IN IDAHO
Men are Unshed to
Men are (Iiisliel to
Combat the Others.
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s Sund-i in
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ill Hoi e Hai'l
;'ill roor-'-
Mon.iay
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mi'i.'i
Was
fUicl.ly
nd men
ol beri,
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appre- ,
was In
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ii.- l to f-'.mhat Ih
: on! y. tion of ti
ICt Whl.'h .- VI d !M
a- arnoonl of i.uolall
I'M t llWi'I (('III p C . lie
, but llieie W'-je llO
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' i im:." b'.ie in Ihe
r :t:.oo
light-
Dry Spell Ilroken
lly Rain Sunday
re. I lor
fell ll.
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tiliihl.
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d in ilii t district
e.,t,-.
PKNDLLTOV. ),-,. A-'c
(Al'l Nine hundredths 4,f 'n lnc
of r'.in rdl in tiii vicinity Mirly
f-Mr'1ny. bi!n; the flmt ruin xp:r-ji-nrd
for nome'tlrne.
LEVIATTIIANS OF
America's Huge New Dirigibles To
Be Greater Than Graf Zeppelin
Southern Ladies
Complete Trip
To La Grande
Two Soulhern ladies, plus a Jar
of West Virginia hones- and a Hus
ton Hull pup a nd in In us just
Jibi. fit) are In La. Urn lido after a.
motor (rip across the continent
from Charleston, W. V.
They nre Knime Dreiiner and
Mrs. Daisy -Cook, sinters who .ire
visiting at t he home of their
nephew. W. P. Italian), at zlut
I'iist street.
They came alone In their cur,
sp.-ut every nighl ramping along
he way at parks. Mcd three punc
tures unaided and didn't have a
gun.
"Oh, we had a breadkulle wilh
us, but we even lost Dial In Sho
shone," nil" of them all;hed.
They say "haul" for "hair and
"We 'low " and "do you mind '!",
witli all the rich charm of most
Soul hern folk and now they
admit t hey are ac.pili lag a very
Western way of saying "Vim bet."
' Wo hail I lit-.-,, panel tires a ml
one plinh." related one sisl.r.and
t lien. "Don't say pinch, I hey' 1 1
I III tih you mea u police" (he other
interpose'!.
Willi all 111. pep of tWO Itl'lS lltey
talk about Do ir long trip. Then.
j was no ii' ititig for them tin y
i were careless and otll to "see
' th ings." .1 list hca ring t hem ta Ik
' about it Is a. h sson in how to be
j I ool loose, I lee a rid happy.
j Liked Uy lag
Wyoming Hoy thought Die moal
Iniert sting slaie mi the way. They
;
m't lmi;i'l i's ipiletiiesM and the
llOW I Ol l he eoyoles It fid I lie ih'pl II
I.to I I ie h lie ' l '
iis
I n
oloring
,ih Do
sa W SOlOe COl'.
CMlid be Due.
hot I didn't l.
Mrs. fool,. ' V
a ud ju: I w In
(Coiitiiiin d
Flames Injure
Five, Kill One
Near Kalispcll
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1, i'Ii'I.hi. W.odi..
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lUtf the I
H hin.e V
th liw
Portlnnfl
. Chelan.
bad Site-,.,y While th:ht
ii. l .n naCOlial fotent Hie.
dil.-h alif ady hail eiain.id
of Do-.ikI im C. InKtatn,
ai.d Luna nnle Ht. Lutise,
THE SKIES
Two Great Craft Now
Beinf' Built by United 1
States Navy. ,
AKIdiX, O., (,VKA Service) Aug.
I'fiAs the globo-elrcliug dirigible
Draf Zeppelin continues on Its record-breaking
flight around the
world, workers at the great (lood
year Zeppelin plant here are going
steadily ahead with plans for two
dirigildes that will be even larger!
than the mighty Ocrmuu nir liner
as the great hangar now being eutlvo were summoned to London
erected for their construction nears , f"' emergency session. Louis
completion. j Llpsky, president of tho Zionist or-
In addition, executives of t he ! B'" nizatlon of America, will repro
same plant nre now working r.n American Jewish interests at
plans for i wo commercial dirigibles Uho meetings.
which will be even larger than the Hrlilsh warships and troops were
i. air now under contract, which are rushed to Palestine from ull
lieiim buill for the I'. S. navy.
These com mereln t air ships, un
der plans that are now being inn
luri d, will be used in t ni ns -ocean ie
passenger atbd mull service. It Is
tentatively planned to put them on
a regular schedule between Los An-
geles ami Hawaii, and Commander
Jerome I hin;nker. vice presl-
il. tn of (be Coodyear ,ppelin cor -
p. nation, is now In Honolulu In
the interests of this proposed line,'
land mailing plans fr establishing a
!dlilglble L.re in (he island city, ;
' Then.' deveiopirients, coming at j
; the Ir Igbt Of III" (iiaf Zeppelin's
j ii mazing leal, indicate I hat A nierlca I
jl.-; ahoiil to iis:aiine u injucst lolled j
b ailei'shlp hi tho lighter! lilt 11 -H Ir
j flfdl of aviation. I
oilier Services Helng Slmlled
In addition lo Die Piiclflo Hue to 1
1 I law. Ml, Doodyear Zeppfdlll ofHcialH
are known to he studying Hie estab
lishment of a tijilis-AtljiliHc service
with oilier huge air ships. The
i iioriiHoi-i Akron hangar-i erected
for building t lie ii a vy sliips proh
aldy will la- maintained for tote as
a reserve airport w here a I ra lis
o'lanie Z"pp"hn could dock when
weather conditions along Ihe At
l.i oi 'c n aboard were u u f a v .ra I de.
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Licid. William
Is Out of Race
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oi I, lllle 111., I-..
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, i. I t'n. M. r-i-
..in pin tie with
i- I nil". I Kiiil"n
S.-linehlel I'tlp, ,
wiiti-r nii.l into I
onhl .sallsfy lh.,1
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v. hil-l,
he hoped tl
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capture the
spi e l 1 ropliy off I h
ah- in L.-yiH w hich
navy department that hi
Ship W11A
w t -thy of i-oiup. tltii;.
'Ilie latlute l.-avcs the Plilted
SiaieM w It limit ii n ent 1 y for lh
h 111 ider cup, nnd plnieH LriKlninl
an flu- sole iin 1 Dn to compete, Die
Italian Kovernment having with-
druw n lbs teiiin yesterday follow-
I tnr the death 'f Cuptalti (.ilusepji?
Mnttii. ltn lending- pilot, und tho
, los of his piano, .
12 AMERICAN
DIE IN ARAB,
JEWISH RSOT
Attacks Against Jewish
Communities Assume
Character of Revolt.
BRITISH TAKE
WARLIKE STEPS
Situation Reported Well
in Hand in Jerusalem
Stimson Sends Orders
to Dawes.
lly tho Assoelnted Press
Kcvoro righting between Arabs
and Jews over rights of religious
worship fit tho Wailing Wall
spread today into renioto quarters :
of Palestine after terrorizing Jeru
salem nnd its environs with three,
days of bloodshed nnd violence.
Twelve. American Jewish students .
were on the death roll which au
thorities of tho llihlicnl land of '
peace vainly attempted to estimate
as reports of now'claahfia came in.
ltefugees escaping from Pales
tine to 13 e t r u t, Sy r i n . In Fr e nc h
mandated territory, said the Arab
attacks against Jewish communities
has assumed tlie character of an
open Arab revolt against the gov
ernment. Mitsfciu'Pew Itoporled
Massacres were reported to hnvo
occurred at Haifa, where n troop
train wan nttacked hy Arabs this
niornln;.. Somo of the troops were
disarmed. Fighting con tin tied In ,
the center of the town wilh three
persons killed and many wounded
but Jewish defenders beat off Arab
attacks from the Mount Cnrmel
suburb.
At Jaffa last night Arabs nt
tacked In force the government
offices. They wore driven off by
Hritlsh police in a conflict in which
five persons 'woro killed nnd 30
j wounded.
I Tho violence of the outburst, of
which tho crunch hnd long been
observed, however, seemed to huvo
taken the British governing hedy
in Palestine by mirprlao.
It; wan porslwte.Jly rumored in
London that Lord Heading, torim-i
viceroy of India and influential
Jewish nobionuin, would bo
charged with a special mission In
Palestine In the near future, lie
held a lengt hy conference with
Premier Mac Donald.
Kiuergeney Ketsslon
All members of the Zionist exe-
strategic points in the Mediterran
ean. I I'rom Cairo. Kgypt, II wrh re-
porteil thiit the casualties on both
'def
; during the fighting since Krl
had ht-en much greater tlian
"afi indicated in news oispaicnea
j ' way of London. Troops from
"
I Dontlnued on Page 8.)
FIRE AT HOOD
RIVER TAKES.
7 BUILDINGS
I fDDD HIVKIt. Oro., Auk-. 2fl,
(AP) A portion of Hood Itlver
wiih MmonlderliiK eniborH today fol
lowiipt thiy in out. fliMiiHtrous firo in
Urn hlKtory of tho city hint nl(,'ht
w-iilcli ilcHiroyed hovoii bulldliuTS
nnd eiiiifed pitiperly damiiB-o esti
mated at mud.
The heavicHt ihunitKo wan .suff(er
ed by the Hood Klver canniiiK com
im ii y. which loHt Uh enllro plant
vnlneil at $ 1 7rt,0i.
Ilitltilll at tho old Ka-shlo Rar
ae, a three Htory Htrncttiro hoiii,
Im; more than 3" autoinoblieH, tho
flameH Hpread rapidly Into tho tin-der-itlce
buihlin,'. The (iibbs bat
tery atatlon and the warehouse of
ihe H. Goodrich company woro
: next t'i no and then the flro tfiittnd
the ennine Iioiihi; of tho Mt .Hood
raihiKid.
Airplane Collides
With Ohio Tractor
COLt'M HCi?, Ohio, Auk- IM! (AP)
-- I : in It Niehol.s of Itye, N'. V., onn
of the conteslantH In Dip woiiicii'h
aerial ! rb. ivrtrl sliKhtly hurt tti
tlav w h.-n her Ucnrwln plane Htruck
a ttactor and turned over when hIo
wa-i landiuk' ftdlowilp,' a test fliKht.
at Port. ColitminiH. Tho piano wiih
damaged to mndi an extent that
MNi Nichols was forced to with
draw from tin; derby.
TODAY'S
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U.ll.R.
ML LoiiIh (i 1 1 ,1
Philadelphia 7 14 0
HatterlfH: Hahl and Wilson; Wil
loiiKbby. Dailey und Lei Inn, Davit).
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11. II. K.
Cinehinntl B 10 0
; ChtcnKo , 0 13 1
' Untterioa: Ulxey, Khrhurdt nnil
, Sukeforth : Heat, Mulune and Tay-
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