La Grande evening observer., May 10, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

Saturday, May 10, 1930
LA GKANDE EVENING OBSEKVEK. LA GKANDE. OKE.
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i ;i Norninn DanlelH, former Iji
i'i! f 'Grande High school fit u dent, who
i-.i i:, letx. horo ituxT years npo for Tort--1
1 1 ! ' luinl nU is now ntttnilhiK Ontnt
(it! Hltfh sohodl In that oity, huh Hindu
i.;- . .. scone yiilemlhi ri'cords tu utlilotics.
the truck inoct lu-hl hi Corval
1U two wt't'kB ii ko itnlny, ho won
sarontl plaro in tho poh vnull a-.nl
Kf-ond plnco- hi tho hitfii jump.
.Norman won thrM letters from
Jrant llish nrhcml, for track, foot
ball and baskothall thin year. Nor
man is wi'll known lu-1.fi tiraiulf.
i ueppclally unions tho 'liJiyh t'hool
Ktud. iitvi.. - !
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I'at-kiirJ to SiM'ak- f
Sunday tin 1'ackani K- Nely re.
vval at the Central Church of
tnirist heKins the third week with
gro win)? imcresi. j no annum
Mother's day service will he ob
served as usual by the church at
li p'clock. 1'rof. Claude. Xcely will
, Hlng and r. I'ackard will speak
! of ".Mother," The evening service
is oxpectel to he a climax service
' wirh a packed house. Or. 1'ack-
aiyA-s sermon: ' ;Salvation , - By
.Miltli or l-YelintfWhlchV"
MlJ'nllif-r Ji4's
h '. l'riends of Mrs.
Jack nrynnl aro
w onirif I., lwvni. ftf il.fi ,1 in tli nf 1,..
!" lalhe;, Kdward. Kecm-y, in, portawl daiiKliter;-JJorolhy. of Keaitle.
; land. Funeral services arc Ho bo. as,, Avere visitors at the home
iheia mis afternoon. Mi-s? Bryant
has; boon in Portland for th: past
HCVvral days. ' ; '
Yisiling . V . ; .
ntl Mrs. W; T. Warner, of
Ba.1 Ijako City, tiro lit Lu Grande
,:.visiting their soil and tlaughter-ln-
lnwy Mr. and Mrs. W. IV Warner.
Tlniir stay in the city is indefinite.
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j Jl.ohio This Weekend
Miss Lillian Small went to her
home at Milton this weekend, lcav
ihg' Thursday. She is a student at
the! Kastern Oregon Normal school.
jGiirtidlnus Meeting .
-There wilt bo a meeting of all
? Camp ' Flru guardians Monday
mg'jLi, the regular monthly session
; ..with the oxecul.ve, Miss .laivllne
. Laiwon.
To .Weston
;;v'-MIhs Jean liayhorn Is going to
. Jior homo at VesLou .Sunday to
isit her parents;. She is enrollod
Ut: the O. N.
Illness
-Mrs. S. H. organ has been 111
'for the past several days.
Moving
. 'Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ferris are
moving their residence to tin? . Al
len apartments at LSOi Fifth street.
Attend Convention
:; Mrs. W. W. SpaVks, of Vaneouv
er, Wash., was among Ihe atten
dants at tho Faslern t)i'Cfau con
vention of christian churches.
-While, here sho visited Willi a
friend she has known for . many
years. Mrs. .1. G. Sttuingor; '
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JP'allng
Tho severe burns on Aug' I
: Metsopulos's hand are Iiealinf
nicely. He Is proprietor of Ang'-l's
shoe shining parlor and while at
f.-'uork a tew days ago, ho burned
:his hand.
- IPv on Business
P. Kichmond, repi-epciitiitivo for
7 the Nash Clothing mpany, was
a business visitor lu La Grunde
,f yi'Stenlay.
, Here IVoiii Pikcr-i
ll!,.;-. w,..-.; In Ui riran.1,. ytcr-
J passed away about' a month, ago
and was burled In Sal-m. She had
a many friemis m t.a u ramie.
j Here Yet'ntay
1 G. W. Sliephard, of Baker, spent
J ye.Mtorday in La Grande visiting
acipialntances. Me ia a retired en-
$ gineer for the O.-W.
o
To Portland
Mrs. 11. L. Hull and two chil-
drcti left this morning by ear for
1 Portland, vhere Mrt .HhI will
(i visit her yiother, Mrs. 1. K. Goer,
for about a week.
Improving
i Mrs. C. F. Hobrrts. who itnder-
went a najor operation two weeks
ago, is Improving nicely though
still confined to her bed.
Imnrnvlmjr Slowly
tis. f. W. t'atu Is Improving as
weJl as can he expected after her
recent operation. She hopes to be
able to leave the hospital In a
week or ten days. x
Itctnms Horn
Sirs. J. J. Pearson has returned
home after spending the past
:month in Salt T-alt' City, visiting
'-with her mothr, Mrs. Nesille, and
many frh nds she h:is there.
AVeekeiid Trlji
lr. and Mi-s. Joe Miller and Mrs.
Mfiy ltilcy and daughter, Violet,
have loft for Dayton. Wash, to visit
with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hose on
Mother's day. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hose
are the parents of Mrs. Miller and
Mrs. Itlley.
Soma ntlr
Irs. Charles HedingfieM, who
has been quite ill for the past fnw
dreys, is n ported to he hotter to
d.iy. To Port land
Mrs. Chester Newlin accompani
ed; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spaeth to
Portland. Thy left Thursday and
expert to return the first of the
Wflek.
VtytlnV
Mr. and Mrs. I. P-ari". of Ka
meln. sp nt one dcy this week vis
Itir.i? and shopping lr I-i Crand1'.
CorrrtJon
A local in
yeater.Jny'a Obgerver
that the Itrv. ,M. G. Tennyson!
would sptvilt at tli ii Inland ilty I
cnurcn bitmlay was t-rront'oiis.
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I-Yom Vulilntoii
Captain K. (.iroen and Mrs. Km-
ma flay, of ttle Ketsll, Washing ton
Veterans horn, arrived in l.a
Grande yesterday where Mr.s. Clay .
will visit her son (Ioovko Clay.
Capt, (ineen is 8f years of awe. and j
m:Ldo tho trip 'llke a liO-year-ohl
driver." JIo followed the sea for -
G5 years, AO of them as a master. 1
rpn tfl;rr
.Mrs. John Hopkins and son. Iab,
accompanied by John Olson ure
leaving for linker tonight, where
they will remain over tho weekend
visitinpr with Mrs. Uopkin's other
son, Hilton. They will return to
La Grande Sunday night.
Visiting licit''
Mr. and Mrs. liert Stone, of
Ileppner, M"f. and Mrs. Lloyd llarn-
woll, of Kellogg, Idaho and Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse George, of Spirit
lake, Idaho are visiting at the
home of Mr. aud Mrs. Frank
'George, of Fruitdalc.
"1'1'0 ".rom . Scflttli--
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.UL IU'-. '" Jacm.son our-
ing tho week.
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To': Spokane- I
Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Greu- ! cnouiih to i-ive a real indication
litdi left tills morning on their way ! Imt. a in. in of bis sine nitist be .can
to Spokane- to attend the Itotary t siden d. .
d I str 1 c t convention including 1
Northwestern fnited States and
Western Canada. The convention
begins Sunday evening ami ad
journs Tuesday.
l'Vom. C'ovc-
Mr. and Mrs. P.arker, fruit farm
ers of Cove, were La (Jrandc vis
itors this morning.
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Jtoturnotl Home
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Itichey luive
rettirneil .homo from a business
trip to Portland by auto.
Improving-
Mrs. G. V, llendric.ltsoTV at 1i,o:i
Willow street, who has been 111 for
((uitc u while at her home, is Im
proving, Priiet Iced 1 rTee Work
Word In the first degree of Odd
fellowship was practiced last night
nt tho meeting of the Odd Fellows
lodge with a largo number of
i menibers in attendance.
Itctiirncd to Work
Mrs. Hess Carney has returned
to her desk at lr. Ulchnrdsnn's
office following a recent illness.
To Portland
Dr. and M rs. J. L. Mcl'berson
went to Portland . last evening,
where ho expects to become a
patient nt the veterans hospital.
Toiwils Kcmovod
.Mrs, A. C. Tabor underwent an
operation .Wednesday for tho re
moval of her tonsils.
Improving I
Mrs. C, H. Gekeler Is improving
at tho Grande Honde hospital.
Injuml Tlitimh
George Hoyce Injur
Wedni'sday afternoon,
was serious enough
medical attention.
d a thumb
The Injury
to require
Ilno-is
Mrs. L
L. Knoolz Is ill a( h-r
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Oliver Doyer underwent an oper
ation Wednesday for the removal
of his tonsils.;
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I Iinpi-ovliiff
..Miss Margaret Anderson Is im
proving at the Grande Hondo hos
pital following an operation.
JO J-.lglll
Allc K. CintoK Is koIim: to l-.luln
tor a Visit Willi -ill. mm .111.-1. ii.ii- i
ley Ueam this weekend.
KntoiTd tho Hospital I
Mrs. i'eto Arnoldus enterted the j
flrande Hondo hospital yesterday j
for observation and treatment.
Injuml Thuml
Frank Connsell sevorly Injured
one of his flngrs yesterday at the
filue Mountain creamery. After
'receiving piedical nttention he nm
J tinned with his work. It was necf
isary for tho nail to be removed.
Tonsil Operation
"William I-ove undi-rwent a ton
sil operation this morning.
RALPH HURON IS
GIVEN PROMOTION
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irship at 1-a Onmdo through s -v-oral
administrations.
Hy his promotion IJout'-nant
Colon'd Huron b-coi,n- second in
conuuand of the 1 MHh infaiiu y.
which is conunund'-d by CohM
Eug'-nv C Mbby of Portland. Ma
jor Plerking Ihcouiis plun:i and
training officr for the reginn nt.
N'-ws of the promotion of Italpn
It. Huron to the grade of lieuten
ant rolomd was r c-iv d with
pleasure by his ninny frleids in
I--i (Jrando today. Mr. Huron ;in
one. of the orguniz'-rs of the na
tional guard in La C.rande in K'l' i.
ami was the find captain of t h"
company. He wan promoted to the
grade of major and placed in roin
I jn-nd of the Sr-cond Ititttalion !f
J tho lSRth Infantry. foni.tinc or
j Ii Onimh'. Pnion. Pendleton. Th"
I:(lbs and It.iNtr t-.ni.-. ;i s!irt
jtinie later. (J. L. lJuttoii taKing Jii:;
place us captain.
Frisco Boasts
Population Of:
621,762 Persons
P.X KI1 AN'CTSCO. Mny in (AP)
San J'YanriscMi today is Ihe
I "home tnu n" of l.Titl persons
(and can hoasi a pupnlalluii incrensi'
3 5.iH.n, or 1 per cent, in
'the In ft decade.
I AVhll not as hlj?h as was fitvt
pr?d:cted. the total was ueni-rally
accepied with satisfaction by civic
leaders, who co-operated with the
een?.us cnumeratnis In counting
iiofes.
Dempsey States
He May Retarif j
To Boxing Ring!
' Grande; Kidder, I'eiidleton; Arte.
LOCI Lies'; KK. Minn.. May 10 l(Urn ivndteton: Hbw. Grant:
(Al .lack Oenipsoy. Hnnor j smith. Corvallls; Sandberg, Frank
worlds henvyweitbt hnxlncr chain- j nn; Vaughan, Ihillfut: 'KUltlrf,
pion, u-iiorated that hi' woulil fight Franklin. ' - - .
;iln it he can gel in canditbm. In
: tall, and "Intormal ijUl." before
j a joint lneeti'ig of the Itochester
j Xiv.nnls and llotary clubs.
: "'Shortly aftir ! leave here I will
go inii trair.inir." tlie loi-im-r tham
j pion said. "lEut I will not I'laht.
nnle-j: 1 In 1M0 pel- ci'ilt rluipe.
1 warn I r be mire of it before f
reenter tin- riiifv.". - j
lhll;'sey i" rcritvorjng lit the
Mayo liiiic. t'olluvt inj; a minor up
elation.
I ;;rn'Ta. Denipsey ilU when
iiu .-tioned about the big Italian,
"hts m.t f. -u;Iit anyone tough
"Max Sell in ell tic; wilt lu; close
match for Jack Sharkey." hemp
soy continued. "The fight will be
so close that, only when alt tho
i'J ! i it In cs I' iat happen during
j 'he ttaljif irr period have been
, coii:iifi ed wo will bo able to guess
i accurati ly on the winner."
N0 WILD HOGS -
SO CURRY MEN
GO TO PRISON
gci r. n!;.veir. i
(A I') In the strh-le:
are no wild bos in
( Mrcui: court . mling:-
re May 1 (i
t sense, tb-.'re
Curry county,
can be cited
;is (not)..
'i Ira; when Clarence Miller and
Joe Kin.-;, ef Myrtle Point, stalked
hog.; in -the. primeval Lobster Hill
:oeilo:i, killing three of the
! bey ran a foul of t be la w.
Iieasis,
Protc-lations that the hogs were
Willi and therefore fair r,aiue for
a n y hunter ran runnier to lie
claims of Khr.,er , 1 1 lei, i 'urry
county (inner, that,, the pigs were
his and that, lliey were nf noble
strain.
So Kills and Clarence Miller were
convict or l of larceny; KUiy Whs
setiu-necd to pri.-oii for one year.
Clarence MilVr.ga lid days In jail
and a. $"50 fine. .
HYDE OKE IIS
TRAMWAY-FOR
ft fyi J'V Ifnrh ''oi-llanil for fiuestlonhig in con
l.ltfiJiVl il J yJJJ neclion with recent "bunco" op-
craitons. was arrested hero Imlay.
POIt'ILANL. ore.. May 1" (AP) '
)
.1. iiuel;. district Cnit-d
') foi'este.', said I' riday he had
ivt d w m.l from Washington,"
-.. thai Kccclary of Agrlcul-
j ;..,
1 ( "(
! iuif liy.i" has. approved atiphca
i tion ,lje Ahtiir.l 1 1 .od lievelop
i iiii-ii' a; oHatiun fo; permission' to
; rnnst reel a yi 'h'seolng train .vay uj)
i .!ii;n;i I. i toil lo-iis suintni-.
i Luck :;;;. i ;!: chief concern of
! Hi-- foio.-: service now that the
ilran.w.iy pr .j. ci ii.is been ap- i
! pl'ovi ,( i:: lu see t'lal it lila rs tliej
natur::l biai.ty of (tie titubi'rlluo j
jiuir. as li'.tli- a .-4 possible, and tbat i
prop.') .salcty iirccautjous are j
The tiani.wav wmihl be built, as I liM - . .
iimle ,.;.a' a. rial cable line.! W ahlnlor11rl" I . Chnivb,
: extending 1 miles from a point t ''"nisIon-r of pensions, dies.
I near Cloud Cap inn on the north- 'hi'"i Sena tor Nye says sen-i.-uM.
should, r f the muunlain ,() -;te was shocked to learn llnth
'the suirmit. Initial co.t of the I Hl,n:ii' '',''.nle!c spent . U'Mr.iHiO
i p ro.ii -ci. is cstinict..Ml at l.5ou,inin
Kn-imwM li
11 I) III ,
ll'lod
ed as say
tramway !iny where
! lh J(imi)
uU not b
se hi A inc.
dudi;-iit-d
ncmark.-.ble ''Rcmetlic'
A "sllperst il Ion el:i!iil;ou"int t Tin
.Iii-.-u;ii of I'ul.iic llcn'ili In' I'.inln
pest dNpbiys aiirieut nicdicnl
iptacliery, suc'h fis cuts' fur so:iked
In sour crejuii. once prescribed for
ahsce'-vf.jj, !m)i (.,,iin nails ndvo
cated for curing car.ielte.
CLAIM CHAMPIONSHIP OF U
r i
I :-&ik4&S&2ii&U& rrmJi
r-Tvy Lii-e;' basketball team of Seattle avert it holde the nation's
:::. I "jr girli' teams playing boys' rules. They have lost but ons
- I i three years. They are (left to right) Ruth Hubbard, Leona
'.e&:cr, Pauline Crabill, Verna Fuller, Jean McNaugton, Ann Rid.
Az'.c flelba Stengel.
500 ATHLETES IX
STATE MEET AT
CORVALLIS TODAY
ICominuifu irum Fus uuoj niKlt um! t nkis of nl8 pel.
. tsonal correspondence rifled
had entered In the 22i dash that! Kvery desk, cabinet and letter
lifteen" preliminary heats were -re- flic whs broken into,
nuin d. . V I Capitol and city police heRan
Qualifiers Listed ': ! :n lnvesiluntion.
Morning q ialltyluK roti-ids In the
liettl nie t events Included siiot put, j
di::cus, broad jump mm javelin.
Tlie iimilil'icrs In tin- , morning :
preliminaries wore: .
ion yard dash: Fyo'ck, Franklin: j
CaUin. Lincoln; Itroiisoa, Gram ; j
( Ii.- I'ittaiil. Mc.linnvIlle.,lowHng, j
Grant: Lewis, -Morrill: II. Hmlth.j
. liitusevclt; Kminctt, Salem,
2-" ard dnsh: Itronspn, Grant;
' Fyock, Franklin; Iowitu.i; ..Grant:
' Knifi', LiiU'oI-.i; II. Smith, ' ltoose-
It;. Lewis, Merrill. . Y ...
Now land (laliric.s
120 high hurdles: Xowlaml, iv
1 220 yard hurdles: lldder, Pen
dleton; James. Salem: Tringle.
t Washington; Hurr, Kugene: lm
i bargcr, iVndletun; Killlts, . Frank
lin. , . .
Shotput; Jostin, Itaker; Grant,
I Iteavcrtbn, Wngneiy Corvallls;
Koilier, Alioriu ,in-nu:. iinminui,
lioosevelt; Dodson, Wasco. . t- :
nroadjump. . O'coiiiiol. ; ' '.Com.
morce; Hurr. Kugt-ne; Arteburn,
Fendleton
Llttlo Light, .Chomawa;
Garibaldi; Kddy, Gan.
lmldi.
j . - Juvi-Iln :
Wuodward
'llunswbrtlv ; :. Albany;
Hill: Guoiuher. Gre
1U Maris. Prlnoville;
go 11
-city:
I lodson
Wnsco; Temple, I'emlb:-
ton. .
Discus: H'jiiiswoith, Albany;
Joslln, nakor; Grant, Tleaverlon;
(in libra 1 1 h, ltoosovelt; Schannep,
Pcndlrton; Temple, Pendleton. -
TO (;i'.T itFTI KNS .
Tho Observer yesterday request
ed thai the final place taken by
l.a -Grande, high, and places and
points made by l.a Grande High
rchnol athletes In the track, meet
bo wired to this newspaper from
Corvallls' immediately 1 following
completion of Hie me-t.- These; re
'.uras should be received by 'IMS
or a o'clock and may be had by call
ing Main 8 7, Three J.ii G random
are' officials al the meet today: J.
If, Pen ro is lliner and lleg Itiist
jiiiul Ithdiai-d Lyman, students at
o. S. ,, are among the Judges.
.
, ,U)V .ro (;o ov TIIIAIj T
; VAN'COl'VKI:. Wash.- Mar IO'.i,,,, ,, i,,wl l.r.n loft In ihn
! ( A formal I'bai'ge of first
I ,1,.,,.-,. innr.no- -nt! Im.Ijiv filed
-i hist. Clifiol'd Campibell. -15, who
confessed' he lililod Mr. and Mos.
Ihiijauiln Nortlirui of Heh-son by
exploding a box of dynamite under
their house while they wore asleep,
cnmpnon tvits einfdoyed hs a chore
boy on the Norlhcup farm. In a
sta eir-nt to officers he." said- he
exploded Ihe blast brca m -v he was
afraid - the North raps Mvero-y-goi rig
to discharge him. .
.
Aftll-;sT W. A. STOXK
SL'ATTI.K, May .10 (AP).--.W.
A. Sloin', :!;i, snlesmnn wanted In
Over Night News
Ity the Asshlalcd Press
IhmicMlr
Cwim;; Mich. .lames: OlVer
Curwooii, son of late novelist, dies
of airplane Injuries.
Hartford, Conn. One burned to
dent h. tine fatally injured In alr
plaue crash. ., ,
Wiishlngion Lepubllcan' sena'. e
ami .house ' conferoos" areo lenta
tlvoly to eliminate silver duty and
fn e cement vision - from tariff
In HottMoritil primary
i TuInji. Olila. I InldshriroiiKh
! lands on west-cast tranKconthHnt.al
; flight;
j rorefgn
j, II Mitliay. India Koriy airplanes
j M-nt on warning f ligbt over I 'ed
i hrnvnr dl:- t rlci. t J 1 govorninent
; liolds 21'O.oito troops jejidy to en
j f.di-e order.
j Wars.iw -- opposition deputb-s
( deniaml cxLr.'iodinn ry iile( sea-Inn.
j iloiue .MllHsnlini loaves on spe.
cla! iiiiin for speech making tour
if norihern Italy.
. S.
Scmitor's trn,o Itiinsackcil
WASHINGTON. May 10 Ail
Th'i office of Senator Johmmn, re -
putiliciin of California. in the
capitol hu tiding, was ransacked
I'OHTLAXI) CASH
PpltTLANl, O ii1,. May 10 (AP)
-Cash wheat: lllg Itend bluostom,
nam watte i.it .
; Salt white f I.UStt.
, W.-stem white $.o3.
Hard winter $1.01
Northern spring $1.01, .
, Western rod SUM
.; Oats: No, 2-U.S lb. white ?20.no.
' Today's oar receipts: wheat 2t,
flour 4, corn 2, onts 2.
SOLDIERS IN
CONTROL AT
SHERMAN, TEX.
(Continued from Pago One)
tho , outskirts of Shernian. The
frightened, men women and child
ren-wore herded back to their i
homes. . , J
Stores In the city opened for
business and a few negroes re
ported for work.
-The first contingent of soldiers,
neai'ly "a hundred strong, was
forced Friday to fortify Itself In
the county jail after several per
sons both 'soldiers and rioters, were
injured In clashes or from the Im
pact of an explosion. The cause
may hover ho determined. Tho
mob formed ' yesterday afternoon
when. Hughes was to go to trial;
J demanded him from guarding nf-
I fleers; and when refused, set fire
to. tho courthouse in which the
j negro was In the custody of of-
, fleers.
Can't Get Insurance
. Tho negro was held prisoner in
!a vault on the second floor of the
'courthouse. It was a strong vault.
with two layers of steel and a con
crete, harrier between the negro
and the nioh. Unable to reach the
prisoner, moh leaders decided
burn him even though I heir ven
geance cost tho county a $t!t),i)OI)
courthouse. ' The building wai in
sured for $100,000, but officials
said that because. of the cause of
tho fire it Would not bo possible
to collect the Insurance.
Tho flro ' started early In Ihe
afternoon. Night came wit h no
letup in rioting. The moh refused
to believe the sheriff, who pledged
! ,.,,lf 'f.ftn. liftnu- u-lvon I1w elioleo
I r.... i.tu
ijf0
Whites Storm .Tall
, nchelllous whites decided to
storm tho jail, believing the negro
had been spirited there after tho
cotirtnnnso was set afire. Tho
mllita on guard In the s(iuire--they
had been sent to Sherman
' PU1-iy in the. afternoon
tdood
fnnl.
j Missies were thrown at tho sol-
jdiors. One prl-ato was hit over
I tho head with a two ity lour imi-
bor and dangerously
hurt. Then
tho soldiers, lu self defense, fired.
'' Tho injured In this clash and
another totaled nine.
H was fen red that (here would
ho even more serious trouble be
tween soldiers and the mob. Mem- ;
hers of the mob were known to ,
havo gone to their homes to obtain
guns and nm munition. At t h is .
juncture, tho guardsmen rather i
than, shoot anyone else, retired to .
tho Jnll and did not disturb the ,
mob further. 1
Italked In their attempt to get
Into tho Jnll, tho -moh returned to
tho charred coivrthouse, deter
mined definitely to ascertain
whether the negro was In tho vault.
Dlast after blast was set off. An ,
Obituary
l :l)V.KI) C. Kl'.l'.M IV
I-Mwiird i': Knciwy. nm. t oro-
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Don't Fail (o Sec Our
Belding
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fashioned 7 strand
45 guage.
jncetylnno torch wait' used. Finally.!
just liofmv midnight, a holt was
j,.t thmuuh the two outer cashics.
( !UU the door of iheMnntM' caslnjr
! blown off with a heav;
charge of
j dvnamito.
Xejrro Found
One observer of this incident
who afterwards examined the vault
.loo Leonard, nmtwiKinj; editor.
I of tho Gainesville, Ton.. Hegistor
expressed belief that Hughe had
i lived through tho excruciating heat
jof the fire and was still alive when
the final blast was shot. Little
pools of water were found Inside
! tho vault, and imprints of tho j
s feet. An empty bucket was
in tho vault. Tlu negro's head j
was buttered in, ho apparently
having been struck by the falling;
dom.
A great cry went up when the j
first mm in the vault dumped the
body, still limp as if recently iivnu,
down tho ladder from
story hole In the wall.
the s
The
iond I
body
rolled over and over down the
ladder, striking the ground with a
I thump. Women, babies in their
what observers termed ghoulish
glee. Men seized upon the lifeless
negro, tied a chain about the body,
fastened It to the rein of an auto
mobile and started "down to nigger
( town."
Throtnrh the streets of tho negro
section they 'dragged their bloody
load and the . jounu-y ended at a
large negro store which- housed a
drugstore beauty shop,, undortak-,
lug parlor, tailor, shop and other
enterprises. '
: A tree was nearby. ,
Hody Strung Fp .
The hody was strung up-' to the
trco and - boxes piled beneath.- A
fire wiis lighted. Then the drug
store was set fire and a brilliant
Texas moon added its rays to the
gruesome sight.
! DIRECT FROM -AN EXTENDED RUN IN PORTLAND!
1 ; A MYSTERY OF AFRICA UNVEILED
M (The "sacrifice ot'a womaato the gorillas) -
li ' CREATURES i APPARENTLY
xH HMf APE-HMf HUlilan:
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U Last Time 8 I plus Pathc
S Today I m shg I Sound news
i William g Sf5 . ZZ - I :
Murder Case J - I
After virtually destroying the
uniKwtoro the moh aurgea down ti
i three-Mock section of the nemo '
; district, a stampedo of humanity
ran nmuek. Clubs, brick h, bottles
and fists were wielded against win- j
dows and doors. Virtually every t
stone was entered and lit interior .
wrecked, - '
Soon tho sidewalks wore cover- !
ed with broken glass which spark-
ling in the glare from torches, tho
flaming building and the moon,
cast grotcsquo shadows on the
dangling figure of tho negro, hung
to tho tree by the chain which
had dragged the body through tho
streets of Sherman.
"l.lltl-X ., . ON" TKXAfc"
ACST1N. Tex.. May 10 AP)
inscribing the action of the m b
llt jJiu-nivin as "a slander and libel
,m th., 1 ,Mle of Texas." Governor
- (m Moodv todav Issued a stute-
meat In" which he' declared that
.vcrv power of the state would he
j brought, to bear to seek cut and
i punish the persons responsible forj
j the rbding.
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Warm Mineral Water
Many Barg-ains Listed on Want Ad Pae-ei
i... i. i-iii i i n. , n. "4 I .
The gorilla hunt and finding of
strange creatures
The elephant charge.
Leopards killed by spears.
Capture of (55 loot python.
Cornering of 3 lions and mauling
of hunter.
Rino charge into camera.
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