La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 31, 1929, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE THE WEATHER Oregon: unsettled tonight and Sunday becoming: fair, showers and thundershowers In the east portion, cooler In East portion. CITY EDITION k mrmx VOLUME XXVII. MEMBlill ASSOCIATED PHE.SS LA GRANDE. ORE. SATURDAY. AUGUST 31, 1929 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 260 EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER (irattuf ma CITY READY FOR ANNUAL CELEBRATION Events Labor Day to Be gin at 5 a. m. and Con tinue Until Midnight. MAY ENTER HIKE MONDAY MORNING Women's Contest Short nned to Five Miles 0. W. AthWos to Partici pate in Boise. cnni-i ;i linli.liy when Crjinilo people us ii wiii'le will t;ty home liistnii.l of jiiilliiiB In "0 lisintl ovi'lus rrotn .lie city to llf'iir J,y points to eelelilMte. ' M.inilny. wliieli Is I-iiliur !;-. " Ill find the city i-nmiKPil I" it" KW'iK'st ,-,.li'l.r;iti"n of I ho .vein-, .spiinsoreil l.y 111- Conlnil l-oliov emineil mill nssistoil liy oi-L'itni7.jitions tlironch init tlio rommunlty. us well as fiuni ne.-ii'liv counties. Toiiny It "lis l.nrnoil thiit 11" Americnn l.ei;ii.n ilrutn -pi Kulorpi-isc will ho prosoni. wi'h plonlv or peppv musie, mill this on (he siih :i lllllo iiiivitiikiiii. tho iiunu.-il Wiilluwil county foe fair Women' Mike Five Mile Entries for the :!r.-mile men's and tn-niile wihmcii'm hikes worn to b; rinsed last night but mi niiniile. the rnm.mille in ihe ..m ,. decided to hold the entry lists open until Monday morning. Aim it was (leciii'"l to snnrien nu dista ance of the women s nine - lag it five miles Instead of in. There 14 entries for ttie main nine and this number is e:prred m inrri .......(..vLihlv in- her eu- w'ill be signed up ut the club trie Ciga Store. With the .m.i inn of n group nf railroad athletes anil I lieu lam ilios. who will go to Imlse to par- ..i..t. in the rnion Pacific sys i ) remainder of the ten city' population will take pari In ,';il celebration, augmented by the eioiins Crom Linker, Cmutllla d AValb.wa cnunlics. Local IT. I' athletes tn compote in the lloise meet include c. K. Miltoring, .1. V. ltnsenbauin. Chirk Prleo. and Paul Walltei Three Lu OrutMie men members of the O.-W. rltie t"H Ml, ;. C. Headley, G. ."Horner n lid porter Webb, and Ihe lollow-a-i .moil will participate tn tie' vomenV. matches: Mary l Donn- van. r'ranros Meager, t.retu Air- Shain Winifred Pdnkbmd "" iijikiT. .1. M. I'eare and Hr. William I'eare will be anions tho officials at the meet. Tn Have Early Paper M.,st of the city will observe Labor day as a legal ludl'lay and The Observer will no lo press in Ihe morning. Court and uiunieipal building "I" he closed. The celebration hero will begin (Co inued on Pul-c Tbreel WILL OH SERVE office nouns AFTER SEPT. 2 Alter Kept. - regular olllce hours V 111 be observed ;it the high Sh'o1 l,.r visitors. Principal K. i . 'iu r announced today. All new stciolits aie to meet lit ' tin- audiiot in iii ol toe hh:h scln.ol f.n Thu.vehiy. s. pt. r. m i ::. V- i". ; At tM in' each !tnleit will be ! a:o.ed to tall out an advaiee en puliiin tit i d. '1 his meet iiu i iy import int. l-iMib-rts t ra ci din : troni oth; high s-bo..ls rlionll have a rat:. i l ift of their re- oids ut ilirv ' lu Hi.- La Himm le High school at once, he ."-aid. Students ' UP t Iul; I ih s' h-ml ( P. I the tnt time ti"io some li -l:il outside of La ('.ran b- unil T.- Scot dlpb'l.iaS IIV e ideuee ot the compleiion of (he "jyhtb gr ide. , Tins dots not include those who; gta-i'iat.H tt"iM the glad- seho'd: in La Ciande. St u dents w ho.-'c home Is not in i!i.-ti u t iiuinbi r one, Li Crand''. must gei n on -it sidenl p'-i nil' 1 1 -mii i to- -.'it ty s'Me riii'- n b nl beU.i" tie i-.:n ' ui 'dl. 'I his ap plies P all si lei-nts . veil t lies,, i Ito ha e been .in end in;: La ' iraieb liigh s"j,ool in previn-is ji-ai's. Drum Corps Will March In Parade A t n limner in t lie I' i-a m w ci Imi Tin. n-.;. iv e.-nin lh" Ame.i i.iii Leu-ion drmn c'o ps he id iP I j. in r e.-.mi i- se'f.'iitll pi'sidi d over bv th" tiruio major. Paymomi o. Wi!!i mi'-. The dr ;ni .ni ps ill p.nti'ipit" in the parade and other I .ahnv i : a t ivit ies. A jfMlt t hiCy I.O lilli. I - A ere pre.-CIlt. r.ATIICIE TMhAY 7 :i' a . in. a '"i e, V!rj;i iim : .'.ti a bo e. .iiddi'di: le;.r, u m i: vix i ishav Maimiiia '.'7. minimum Ml.oe. Cond It ion : ninl !y ct'-a c WLArHl.tt Al (i. .11. HJH Maximum I' I, mlninniin ? a tioe. Condition: clear. Young Man Hurt In Auto Smash East of Kamela Gordon Winehell in Ilos-j pital With Brokeni Bones, Other Injuries j Expected to Recover. ! Cordon Winehell, about years of age, was seriously injured in an aulopi'ubilo accident last evening this siile of K.nnelu, when Ids light j ear and another hut heaxier ma-I ehine, collided on a curve on tha ; (lid ureHon Trail hiKlnvay. Mr. j Winehell. who is a mechanic, at the I.aii.'Kin 1 'lie v role t Karate in l,a tJiande, was iiumedially rush- . ed to the Urnude Uonde hospit il. where it was found lie had sillier- . ed a fractured wrist, four lra : lures of his pelvic bone and other injuries. This inornin-r his condi tion was reported to he fairly: Kood with physicians expeeljtin ' him Vo recover. The accident occurred just about a mile from Kanie'a. and Mr. Wini'hcil's car ovcrturiifd. but .stayed on the road. 'I he heavier - I car. w ilh three adults and four children as occupants, did not .overturn, but was :'lopp,d imme-' ! diatcly by the force ot the crash.; ! One occupant. Mis. Kva Ai land. suffered minor injuries hut the . other six escaped unhurt. i:ep fisi arc Unit Mr. Winehell J(s throw p from the car w h n it ovt rturned. ' Mn rout" to the scene of the ac- , cident. the Snodtjra.ss and .imiin'i1 man aiubulanee crashed into a calf, on the highway near I'iiie Cone, killing the animal and damaKia the left front headlight and feud-r . of the machine. Mr. Winchell's ca r w as to he brought lo La (iiande today. The other machine, beionin' to Lai'f Aria ml. c.-Miio 'on to this city under its own power. Last Rites For Mr. Adams Held In Portland, Ore. I'Mineral services for Marliu Ad- lams, resident of I La ( Jraiide for j tho last 7 years, were held yes I terday afternoon in the Portland j Crematorium. Mr. Adams passed on here iThtirs about nnoii from heart fl,i.--ease, death oceurrltiK at the home I of his daughter, Mrs. J-Mllh Sim llions. of 1 Has () avenue. The body ! was forwarder! to Portland Thiirs- day nitibi by Snodnrass and 'Am ' merman. Mr. Adams was born May Mi, lIK.'.ll and was 7!i years. three ; months and 1!' days of aye. Mr. Adams was survived by Ida ! three daughters. Mrs. .1. W. IW.iwi. I of PorCand; Mrs. Carlie Situ- 1 1 ions, of ,a (itamle, and Mrs. . I K. I.eitni r, of ltoie, Jtso two sons. J Clarh Aila ins. of i I uniinift on, ami : Warivn II. Atlams. of S i n Kran i Cisco. ' Mr. Adams was the only surviv ; inn Indian war vel. ran in Ibis see ; lion o tlie staN'. Il' was a pbmeei j resident of (.ire".nn, coniim,' i:i i I .SM'. Two Escape From Wallowa Co. Jail Two young lo.-n. lv I v i n e"oe and .lack !o:-ten. bntn about L':i years ot age. be!ie. I hete If. have been hel, nn Mat i:puy s. have made (heir escape fnon t'ie Wallowa county jail at KjiP-rprisc. at rdlie: to t- l. plo dmioum- catioit with the La Ci md,. polii 't'be Watlnua iiMintV o!!i'cr' slated that the two i ii e u w ere " s l a r ft 1 1 ; i .r-veni te: ins in fli-- t it .. Tile men eseai.. d l.y awin:r tlii-mu'li two or three bus ol tlu-:r pi i.son w indow Donald Taylor is Hurl In Accident I ittle L.oi.ii.l Taylor u if b.id'y in utsed y. st e nl ay iiuo- a I 7 : 1 'r oriock when be v..t.-i Uinnk'd down by ati autoiiifd'ile driven by Kldon llanl. The accid-nt o- , unci .. ! A'Ijmhs I" ho ii l'"om:ii and I'ep'it. Ill hi-: repoit ..I t'c ;i'-i'ii.r:l. Mr. 1 1 a n ' . s s t a l ' 1 1 1 1 1 t be .wisdiiv '. inir dow n Adam.-i and 1 1 1 t .- l i i ' t M i - ca r :i s ' unit Iil; 1 11 t i -ppo-jt " dln-'Ii-oi. As the twn CUM collie .ibre, ist. ibt- Ihjv ran acmss the street In-hind Co- el!" r car and then in trout o; his. inal:inir it im-pMsMbb- or him lo t(1(' ooy cnti Pio late i . i avoid hiMiou hloi. Denies Teleciram Was Beinri Sold san I i: A N 'f s ' ' Atil. ::i f api KepmU that the poiTl md On . Ti'l'HiMin was b sm; sold, er had been fold. u i i e .-: irdiat I'M My denied h indey b I'. H liroek- hl,'ell, pltbii'-hcl ll The T.lem-MU Mr. Iln.i'kh:i. n t I The Te.-riain ,: n-d l.ein- s dd linf was then am iri'i'll'l'ii) lo .--ii j; " 1 vi ot le lag . 'o; t '.i M'!." Sa Id Mr. Ih-iel.h.lg. n. "and will gjve all my tin-e in Th,. Teieyra S Sl.l III'IT H;(.Nh . AST' I : I A. t M'e ., Aug. :i 1 I') -Male choroves nf:iHaf d v. (t h the P.ief'Jc 'oa.it ,NfTUi;:;in HiriKefh a;eo''tjttony. reprew. iMfit: f'Pb'w from Iteilinghoin. Wach.. to la. Angeles iratheied here today for the twenty tonrth annual nanger feft of tie association, More than HfHl wingers are here. Crt a ni conee! tt v. HI h' itaed . tuidiin and tomorrow alternoon. RUSSIA AND JETTLEME i Soviet Ready to Accept ! Chinese Pro)osal, Lit- vinofi btates. DANKER OF WAR APPEARS AVERTED Remov e s Ohstruction from Peace of (Men Existing Singe Early in Month of July. MOSCOW. Auk. 31 (AIM All , immediate daimer of war between Soviet Kussia ami Nationalist China in consequence of seizure of the ( 'hinese Ka stern railway, which has gravely menaced peace in the Orient since early July, ap peared removed today with accept -.a nee hy Russia of Chinese propos al Is for settlement of all matters in cout roversy. A feeling of "ptlmlspi here re placed the undisguised anxiety and apprehension which t he govern ment and people of Uusshi have ! manifested fm the past two : months. There was rejoicing that the principles of conciliation and diplomatic approaches embodied in the Kellofiir renunciation of war pact, to which both Uussla and China iire signatories, had seeminK ly triumphed over the methods of armed force. Nome llnuht In some ntiurtei'M there Is a di.s ' position to accept Nanking's latest proposals with a certain amount of I reserve. This tendency Is attributed to the .aliened failure of the Mukden ov i eminent to abide by Us previous j promises to settle the conflict, .lust when war elouds' ;eemed blackest the Soviet union novern ; inent made t In dramatic eleventh hour acceptance of Chinese pro posals looking to setllemcmt of the (Continued on Wiee B) ORGANIZE LIONS CLUB AT BAKER Twenty-four Members in Second Group to be Formed in District. A Lions club was e:;ta hlished hi Maker Thursday when a number ut the members of the La (ii-amb- chdi went to the netrby city to ori:ani.e the croup. S. I.. Thompson, deputy d ist lie t g, over no i", .lack I'VrrK pre.'-ideitt of the La 'Iraude .r ga ni.at ion 'lyie imire rina n, ciiairiuau ot lie- eeion roniinll ee; and Jess I losenba I'm, secre tary, made the trip. About - 1 charter mem le its were initiated and ihe following were elected ol fleers: W. It. (biodlioMgl. president; It. '. Landretn. vi e pf'sident; Homer i. la-eles. secre tary; I r. Lyn Whipple, lail-twist r; l-'red l-'urst. Lion-tamer; Karl 1 :os ii ba um and Mob Low e. ioeg t-roi direetms: ami Mr. Pinodi and Mr. I'arlett. shoit letiu dhec-tor.-. Mr. Thonips iti spol-e ale.llt "The ide.jls' ami (Mif-ets ,,t Lionisin.' and Mr. l-'erris1 (jiik was ahniil ""liib ( ii ga nixat iin." All the mem bers r. ho went tin I hi." Irip assist -ol in rponsoring t in- tm uiin; id Mi- Mai-: or ' bib. "I regard the o a ni;-! mn ol a club in Mal.ee ;ts ;, very si'tnal hon or for l-a ' h a :iie';i den of i.p.us. a-, L istiia Oregon Was j'lst IN ide to a S' pa rale disl I Ot at lh.. last ronvee.i j,M, ; Mny." Mr. Kiiii stid both for l.imseli ;in, Mr. Thtiiii-HoTi who V'as atipoinlerf di ti;et uovt-i nor the lir-t id A id.: -ist . Tims who accompanied the I .a ".rand" orii-em oil tin- ti wire: V. N. I'reeman, .leiie Slalcup. II. I ". llaipole. C,.i Mviiil;, Many iiithy. and I-;. Musseii Scon. Mr. Mlalr. a pianist and nter lainer from Salt Lake I'itv. 'ot-ni-lod en p-i ia inrnent at the instal 1 lation. Major Wood and Captain Turner on Non-Stop Flight to Cleveland Today M i-: ri:oi'oi.iT, . ii:p' hit. Lie) Angehrf, A'lg. UI, (API Siek Inif tin. victor's share o the $ I a. '" priz iii'iii' y of fei .i vinnei.oj a nen-iop flight to fleel.md I. connection v.nh th" national ai ra-es Ho a,.. M nor .odin W I an- ''aptain Lo-c,.. Tu.ner m; i,.-.( ing tlo-Jr l.o- he- d Vi'ye mono-pl.-ni-i east a id today. I 'a pta i ti 't'ui la-r t ook ol f at I a. mr W I. Tin y hop.- to I.eMet ' nonk of IA llolll:., I loinllt'-. 'I" we. ..nds et hy .4. h 'i. tl.i IT who e. . tuple). .d rllnl'i Horn hen ;,-.-t Monday. Lh'iu, Henry M...n. Cleveland air mail pilot, who had intended taking to tin air with Turner ;md W'tod. postponed hi hop pending funher adfustineiit of his mdor. He net midnight tonight us tart!r?g time. ,Huf h Turner and Wood carried ineiliaiilCH, w hose duty it wiii be lo Ralpli Williams To Make Tariff -Fight in Capital jWill Go to Washington on Mission to Assist Nortii-; west Delegates ' Frahic New Bill. I't iltTLA Nil. Ore., Auk. Ill (API Italph K. Williams, vice chair- mini of Ihe repiiblicau national ! eoniniittee. leaves tonight for j 1 Washington.. I. ('.. on a mission j (which he sa'id would assist chej .northwest delegation In frainim: ; I the new tariff hill so that it w ould (afford protection to Pacific north- j west products. ! I Williams will be joined hy the' national committee of Washington i !aud Idaho in the tariff fight. lie, jsaid that f"r ihe first lime the j Pacific northwest was aroused over ; lthe tariff which so far leaves I Ills-1 : sect hut "high and dry." i I "We are going to aid our cOn--: igTessioiial delegations in this ilight," Williams said, "and If we do not get Hie protection we de-i inland, there will not be a new, tariff bill passed at Ihe coming, 'session. ' I SeeKs I tea I Prolrvthiu ' "What is demanded by the Pa cific northwest is real prnlei-tuili ion its lumber, log's and shingles. (They are now on the free lint, j They are entitled to the same pro jection that is given the products of the eastern and middlewesl crn states. We Insist that our timber products he taken off the free list," he continued. j Oregon fruits and nuts are given jhe protection they need, Williams .argued and said the same applies to tho other states in the noith 1 west . Williams salt! he would attend j (he republican national committee ; meeting in Washington, September j fi, but denied he would be a candidate- for the chairmanship, j ''North west residents are more I worked up. over this tariff question ; tha n ever before." Willla m.s com -j men ted. "We will slay in Wash- J (Continued on Vuko. T II. fUNLO W TO SPEAK AT TWO COUNTY MEETS II. K. I n hi w. presldeiil of the j I'i'inlern Oi'egnn Normal Mclmol, j will speak before th,. county insii- I I Hie ill Malheur eoitnly al Va le j J Monday and on Tuesday will speak j at I he Wasco cmitity Inst it ul e nr. j The I'a lies, it Was iiiilioilliv. lo ! day. I j Otlo-r .-peaking engagements or members of the normal M'hool inc. ; i u liy during t h" coming week in : elude: i Miss Alice Mclionahl will give Instruction in the Wasco county in stitute at The I J;i I !;. in the Orant county Inst il ot ;il Canyon City ;nil in the Harney ih.-tllnle ai Mui n. Mi s Kate Hon:-., din t lor of ihe I training school. will address the; .oaMieiir und Wasco counly inrdi- ! tllles. Round-Up Season To Open Tonight At Pendleton PKNHI.KTON. nn-.. An;:. Ill ( A P - - Pendleton v. ill ..pen the an nual round up mmmhi teii-ht with a "Mlad rat;'" parade and a happy c.il on da lice ;i( u hn h IU eT Kathleen M f lintnrl. and her tendants will be presented. ' In the parade tin- 1 'end I. t onia ns w ill uj p it up in )ri;:t i nlrn. d cowboy i-egalia wlibli they will wear until the culminaihui tii" ronnd-iip. Sept. 1 S tn l!::. Woman Drowns As Ule Dam Cnvs Out 'ni.m:AOo h'pi:lM;:'. f p... Aug. -il ' A I ' ) Mis Ii. ,;.., I laiieiy, was drov. m d and hii hie band MliOlh-fv lll'llt-'i e:iy tnd; W hen the I !. ';.ss ( lob .j ; llliles U est OT lid , ', . nl felt , All ot lie bullous. i In tin I'ol.i l ailo i abin !-ein i,,i ni. n ai I h dam we,. !.-! i i. wton a v., ill ot aler fiom h. d.tm u . pi ibiwn tin- v. i lb r and :-;uiad noi the I It I puiui c iloiis ol l he) r p1 i t:mk as He ,i:lii II I, eh ;,, romp., , ';ild Mjp.rw Ot'.nct Air f;(, rant. I K in . t.id.iy hopin In a i cwsir! inonnpl-i fa lime lor a Son land lb. Mill- ' .-1 I I ! t ' eh t;.. I ii. 1 1 ion n Ho ilitv tt the da to and Tm-ii' i wi f did plaiieH. Tuiia, weie-i hv a Ii motor. whLle V,'o. e. (Hipped w ,lh a horii' l Ka. h H ;. , I'm miles an bom and i oil ; , ped with tp-ed fowllto-s. P.oth pianos cart id Mm gallons id ' ao- line. Kvcepf f(,r a flight i loud, lit Ion over A 1 1 zona, w at her i 1 hum over t he entiv ripoitvd to b cxlvI BRAHMA OXEN t 'S U. '4V & Itialiiua Oven, llhe the hrute pictured ahive, hold all fl.viiux rcconls for hovincs in ludlnu nllilinh and nunther of hours aloft. Ambitions envt hoys who will seek to ride with them lit the I'eiKiletou ftntin.l-t p Sept. IH to Jt hlivo eistahllshiNk an other .series of records, however, and hold nil palms for flights of ulira-shori duration! Wallowa School Will Start Term . On September 1) WALLOWA, Ore., Aug. 3 1 (Special)- -School begins in the county districts near Wallowa Sept. L The Wallowa school opens Sept, ;i and in the high school with the ex ception of Oren Campbell mid Mr. Thompson there Is an entire new corps of teachers. Said. Campbell la retaining' the povliinn of super intendent of I he school a ml will a )ho lea eh hoc in 1 science in high school, other high school Instruc tors are Ch.re V. Mradley, of Port land,' principal mid invti'ttclor j( ,y. ma ( heiuii t ies, hislory and athletics; t Hive Hanks, Si I vert on. Knglish. languages; Luetic .Morton, Port land, coiiiiin rcni I; Kose Mary Mr Mullen, Kugone. home economics; Kat heriue ( hi Un a it h. Port la ml, music, Knglish: f. A. Thompson, a I Iowa, Sm it h-1 1 u gin -n ag ricul- lure. Th- grail- teacher: are Orln Morgan, of hnniha. principal ami seventh grade; Until Hayes, W : I -Iowa, eighth grade; Lenore MoKin- lii.; Keiintdy. .loseph. titlh grade; l.ol lie McCiae. Wallowa, tonrth grade I'elistlno Schaefl'er. Pendlelon tiiiifl gia.b-: Agatha Marvin. Wa I h.wa. second grade: Thehnu Moore Wallowa, first grade. GLENN MOORE IS EXONERATED IN DEATH CASE P ,J.KTiN. Aug. :tl. 1 I vear-irhl a III ii 'III 1 jes hit lather, sday nigbt (API lletltll.-i yaid CM Ii. ) .tan lot mi; uo i a I"' Millil a a yi a i: Tin tM 11 1 Moo tami el. w a a coi oner's jui y laid ; as liberated to 1 ' 1 ui u ( i hi'' hoitie will) his loot her. It wa.i at l'ir-1 saiil that lUstriel tlio n v '. Pi oh-iel would pro- j ue the ca' di mil. the juryV Mll , I, Ml II. ts W IS denied lodaV. y.HJlh JN'-I :."ls Irnni I. who, II Ii- I OII'IIIIOU, UI,.- .it ,!n- .l,.l!:iil ! !. Hi,. n h ho i .In. nl ' u I riu lie :!!) Miners Escape S It a f I Explosion ( PI aped aim an epo- i ( the I li in t he l: nto Eastern Net Man Trims Harrison , tl - I olMi.-'T hill:;, N. V.. Aug ::i in:; I M') The , .,st. t t, t m oi ' d 1'ir t e. 1 1 1 ' .1 U'.lniy in ! h a nn ua I m h I Hi'l el il' W e d f. lllllo Serb': W flit II - I op.-i.ed al the Wo' ;-)d. stadium - i in j in a cm p. , v ,,f ;ti.ip i a' ti r- bita i.oi.n. l- iank Shodds .,1 Ni w Vork. h i i . 1 . 1 1 mi t national pi n lor champion. I l in '"a" d I'mtii-hd'A Hai ti-'Ui. I'lil- . vi VM-i'y of fii'on 'dndeiit. of T;i - . - -.f...i. .'-di., I .'-1 a, i.-ti, in the 'Ion- fu.'-t of nine niat.hes lo !.,. played Monday. S f I'.l G'I ON, A d bed. h lh- ; Ml IP': AMI 1 1 ! iMI-i tod,,y .orthl. I. F AP) -w.ih not -lard "M -d ph-ki l Noi v. e -otf Cape ml thai a -p .In o' lh. 1(.h ).i"o shli KlHlf. Lll'lligs. I'lbeila. Aug. 1 o. The ere -a- of la men was found on i hoiiid' d Irtand o(r A'aka, v hl'-h the shlpwre'dved men lpi( reached after rowiiijf Am) miles In (.pun bouts. TO BE FEATURE ' 14 LINDY FIGURES IN INVESTIGATION ' t Manager of Air Races m Cleveland to Check on Near Accident. CLKVKLAN"l, Aug, HI, (AP) Clilf HeudorHon, manager or the National air raceH here, announced today he has usked William P. Mc Craeken, assistant secretary of commerce, to Investigate a near ac cident nf airplanes yesterday pilot ed hy Col. ciarleH A. Lindbergh I Him .-sain niyior 01 iuc..nioiu iiir ! hue. The titiiihle stalled when Taylor pilnlcd a t hreo mot red plane, loaded with passengers, oVer Ihn air race field while Lindbergh and two navv pilots were engaged In an exhibition of HtunthiR. Air race rules forbade ahips to fly over the Held during such man euvers, but Taylor aald he did not know of the rule, and was endeav oring1 to land. Lindbergh Is alleged lo have dap- flow a tow ai d the trl- motored plane. Tayi'U' said Lindbergh swooped dangerously close lo Ihe big eralt. a ml t hat t he back wash f roni the Colonel's plane nearly capsized the passenger plane, which had lis motors Idled, preparatory to land- lm;. Lindbergh said In- did not en danger the passenger du ne but was attempiing' to warn II pilot to i gel out ol the danger Zone. Two Americans Are Killed Hy Arab Moslems J KKI SAI.LM, Itabbf Samuel ' ;. Ill (A I') and his w lf believed to be A Uiei lea ll:(, W el e killed ill the altar1, by Arab Mos lems Th ursda y u in bt an A tie lent Sated, Northern Oalileean city. Arabs Ia:-d night attacked the Jewish colony ni ( led era h, and later hoi lied Ihe gianarv III III' cfdony of K ta rha iiit-h. Children o! the colony Ib-thalphia were moved lo Te-Aviv (or satety. The riate.;) Tear wan held gen era Uy ot movement of tribes in No it lie i n Syria. A ir planes pal -rolled the southern eid'HiicH. PLI AHS .NOT (.t IL I V POLTLANM, Ore.. Aug. HI 1 P) A ple.i of not guilty !o a eliargo ot i n vol ii nt a i y ma icda ug liter was entered hen. ycteiday by Haniil lon l 'i .i nk Kwi-n, Port la nd, d i iver of an a uloiMoldle which ci aslo d In to a li'ouht ear in .lulv ami re trilled in the death of Clover ll'eii) O'lionticll. pioiiiinenl ath lete. MA-t fiMMII AI, I.Khll I" ASTIUHA .(de., Aug. HI I AP A coroner'- jury here lata night re tinned a nmi -com m I' lei verdict ,u the death ot Cobetl ' '. 1 1 rd t her ', Astoria, t-t ud en t at On g'Mi Slate ro I lege, w h"bc motorcycle era shed into an auinonhtle Wednesday di iv 'I 11" 1 1 M Irvme. P'lithind. ci diet t tha rut h c i ' cidenlat w:i due II WINS PLAN I, 'I LVLLANI'. Aug men., nl Pa'-I H. : mi; I (API Wurimilth imv pui suit 1 (he I'l'l mi e hi le lodaV VV U tl I 7H loih s an hour. a .viec. o . and will h. Mlt-hetl I ro - nd"d ihe John L. M A N AG I ' A , Nic , Aug. HI, f AP) i - Lieutenant Owlght J, Canfield of , M In m sot a, A met ha u a liny pilot of h. bombing plane which crashed here ycHterday n its way to Pan uma. died last night, His death was sup.1 to bo dufe , uxofu to hhuul; limn bui'iia. i v ut ' Airman Killed After Breaking Endurance Mark Pilot Thomas Reid Crashes to Death Near Cleveland After Solo of Nearly 39 Hours. CLKVHIAND. O., Aug 31 "(AP) Pilot Thonias Held criiBhed to earth and was killed here early to day a short time after ho hud es tablished a new record for solo en durance flights exeoedlng hy at least two hours the old mark of 36 hours, fill minutes and 36 seconds. The plane disappeared ut uhoiit 3 o'clock this mornliiR:, wutchers at the airport said. At dawn the wreckage was found. lteid broke the new record at n short time after one o'clock this morning. He continued in flight above the airport for sonio time, hut later the sound of his' motor died away in tho darkness. Timers in (he flight held their stations ut the airport, however, believing- that ho had changed his course to vnyr the monotony. As tho hours wont hy, however, his continued absoneo caused a la row and when no trace of him could ho found al duylltfht, a search was organized. First re ports wero that ho hud gone to sleep at the controls and allowed ihe ship to fcol from under control, lteid had been In tho air slnco a few minutes after 11 o'clock yes terday morning-. I I- I IH llOI'ltS TODAY KYHACIIKi:. N. Y.. Alls. 31 (AP) With JI8 hours to tholr crcillt nl II o'clock. K. H. T., tltlH nmrtilnK, lydo K. l'niiKboni ami Caii A. Dixon were still In the sir with the Kinolrc Kduo .Stuniliud, In which they hope to sot u refiii'llntf enilur- n icconi. I.ADY lll'.ATII l.MI'KOYINC; ('I.KVI'.I.A.VI), O., A ll(t. 31 (Al') Ijnly iMnl'y Heath, Irish avlall'lx critically Injured Thursday In a (Continued on rase Klght) Graf Zeppelin Seizure Sought By Otto Hillig NKWAIIK, N. .1., Aug'. HI (AP) Attorneys for the Goodyear Zep pelin corporation today deposited u flifi.liim IkmhI before supremo court commissioner Mlllon I'njrer to pre vent Ihe seizure or the Uraf Zep pelin by the sherirr of Ocean coun ly In a $ ILTi.imhi Hiiit brought against the (IrufH owners hy Otto HIIHk. ' pliotographer of Liberty. N. V. i WAKIIINC.TON, Aug. HI (AP) - 'Ihe navy department Imdrueted 1 the commandant al Uiketiurst to ! day that if New Jersey authorities j serve a will of attachment on the ; (irar Zeppelin on Ihe compliant of i otto Ililliir. who was refused pasn ' age on the airship's world trip, t hey must remove the (Jraf from ! ()u, hangar md later than the hour ,,.r cpiirliirf lonhfht for Gernia ny. Illlllg, contending he was refused passage shortly before Nailing time has brought suit for yUfi.uao dam ages. wheat prices GO HIGHER IN CHICAGO MART CHICAGO. iig. HI, (AIM Wheat prices look on u hea Mh y tone again today tts the trade bc caee moii- fejirfid or the coming soul lu-r a hemisphere crop. The drought In Australia and Argentina remained unbroken, und sentlmenl here and abroad became more bullish. An advance of t wo cents was nil down, however, by prollt laking and evening up before the double holiday. Trade in the short HviKiou was finite dull. Mui) sentl menl Is cryslalizing :n the corn pit In anticipation of unfavorable pri vate cHtlmalcs Tuesday, but early gains were reduced by scattering sal",-. Wheat lliltti I rents hlgl la i , lower we p. IrreKular, I Htrong. I 'i to , and cm i liregn ii '-i higher, oats , lower tf M, high- Hi. And pto Isions suit, 2 cents o la reiils lower. high- 27 Auto Deaths In Oregon Last Month SAI.LM. th total ol Z pi by uiofoi veh dot Ing t Ii a i i1 port to t A. Ifnltele. t Aug HI. (API A. -.sons lost their lives le aci idents ill H e litonl h of .1 "I i , nay in- Governor from 't. he f state tat ft If iu niimber of pet ho n. -i In ,". and the total mini- speeior. I to- Hired wa:-. i in r ot accidents was J7:i7. Ill' Vi It pel'somi Wl'le kiUl'd llll'l ; 7 hurl in accidents involv- : ing the collision of one car with another. The remainder of the rus imttp'M were due to a miscellany of enuses. Carelessneus was said to have caused 1 f 7 of the accidents. MtOW.NS WM.I.AMI.ITi; SALl-I.M. Gre.. Aug. Hi. (AP) Italph Snyder. :t:t, or Los Angeles, Calif,, was drowned l-'rlday after noon while swimming tn the Wil lamette river ut a hop yard neur hern. SHIP WRECK DEATH LIST MAYJE 74 Exact Loss of Life Un known as Number of Passengers in Doubt. SURVIVORS TELL OF TRAGIC NIGHT Harrowing Details of San Juan Disaster Related Only two Bodies are Recovered. SAN PKANCISCO. Aup 31 (AP) Tho loss of life in th ainklnsr ot tho coastwise passenger ship San Juan wns figured today at some where between 67 und 7 persona. Inability to determine tho exnet number aboard tho vessel left tho nctiial number In doubt. The maximum figure was set to day after Albert U. Gillespie, nmn uirer of tho Los Angeles arid Hun l-'ranelsco navigation com puny, owners of tho Han Juan, declared that some of tho passengers miht have, procured tickets ubourd ship after Its sailing- from here Thurs day evening for Los Angeles, and that his list of the members of tho crew may have been Incomplete. Gillespie's record showed 45 In the crew und GS passengers. If any pussengerH bought tickets ufter HnHlnc. they denlth with the pur ser. John Clevelnnd, he declared. Cleveland apparently went down with tho ship early yesterday a, few minutes ofer It collided with the Rtnndard Oit tanker 8. C. V. Dodd about 60 miles south of here. Harrowing Tulra The lower figuo covering tho death toll was tuado up from Gil lespie's lists nnd the list of Uiq 42 persons rescued. Harrowimr details of tho disaster wero related hero tnoy by sur vivors aboard tho U.SM. Shuwnee, coast guard cutter which brought eleven rescued into port lust night. Through the long dtsnml day, these survivors, many of thorn In jured, sat and lay on the Shawnee,," which on orders of her eonunund Ing officer, Lieutenant Chester M. Anderson, combed tho waters uround the scene, for further pon sible survivors. t Its mission futile, the cutter turned Into Han KranclHco bay with those It had on hoard, and the of ficer received a detailed account of the catastrophe from thoso who survived the wreckage. Vnln KetKMie Attempt Hjirry Wade, n Han Juan pas senger, riding to los Angeles where ho was to take' charge of a. vessel as chief engineer, figured In a vain but thrllltnsr attempt to res cue a woman, child and two men. Wade told his story as follows: "At tho danger whistles. I Im mediately assisted In marshalling a life boat off the davit, and en tered the water-with ft woman, a child and two men. We rode ten yards from the sinking ship when rrontlmifil on rsneThrtte) TODAY'S BASEBALL amkuioan u:ac;i k NKW YOHK. Aug. 31 (AD Kiblie Wells approached to within one scratch hit or the hall of famo here today as the Yankees defout ed Washington A to 0 In tho fir gaum of a doublehcuder. Cron Iu'h Bcrateh single- to Lyn Lary with one gone In the fifth represented the sum of the Wash ington attack. Wells, ordinarily wild, walked only one man, fanned seven and faced only actual batsmen. In the second game Ituhe Kuth hit a homer In tha first Inning with two mates on bane. In tho eighth Inning Kuth hit his thirty ninth of the season with Lyn Lury on base. I'iist Ganm U. M. K. Washington n 1 'i New York 4 8 0 I tat I cries: lira x ton. I lad ley and Spencer; Wells and Dickey. Heron Game It. H. E. WiiKhlngtoti It 11 .2 New Y ork 1 .1 17 2 I but ei ies; lliirke, Suvldge nnd Huel; Kherid and Ulckey, Hen gough. H. If. K. Huston i 12 3 Philadelphia j 9 1 2 2 Mattel te: Huffing, Cant welt and lleving; Grove and Cochrane. .NATIONAL I.K.Mil 10 H. H. 15. Chicago 7 11 2 Pittsburg 0 10 I Itatterles: Hoot. Malone, Hush a ml Taylor. Gonzales. Hchnlte; Hweionic, Grimes nnd Ilargreaves, 11. H. K. New York 2 8 0 Brooklyn 11 13 Hatteries: KitKsimmons, Hcott and Hogan, Mark and Plclnlch. . H. H. E. Phlladeiphla i 9 1 Huston 6 11 0 Batteries: L'hle. Dudley, nnd t-o- riun. Davis; Smith und Bpohrer, i Uowdy. "