4 - r .
mt .- s. ,
1 .uy.ti
i s 4.1 , V- s..
-
ft --'
W w
L.Min city, v
t . AP Ecrear
1
6 how
yea low to . get
ZV -a Slmmor.
J.-id, fpnr at. i .
J " Mnt
widow.
1 r
...s ihe.i.bcK.ir of
Jo2v.iJ.an; . i the
VilteJ 'State district: court1 Lere
to "ar. The -woman opened fire
fc ho eerpduto tbe,rf!rum In
liii court room,; and missed. v
".Vten,the Judge turned-he fell
C r the -steps - Rushing tbthe
cf the. bencK!?fY. oraan stood
c.r Hi end fired toar shots,, all
! - ..Is took effect, At the jios
j -1 It vas -stated that -while the
I. . - are'er3U3 linditipij
la not ' consideTt 1 , danger suS jbb
J, i cQinplkaXi&a-ani ..shbekse;
hi age, develop, ?, Judge Jofca
soa' la" past ? Clears. AtVv
: ..icons : was everpower-
ed aad
takea toUhj-ounty, iau
' ere-'ahe W Iwlftjf 04 .wftbpaf
tl rg'. pending tW catcomepf
J i .',-; Johnson's .rlnjtjrles.: She
lii i , steisifaaly efnse4(-;toi talk.
.V"t & statement found tt her
ijnt by . depart mantlet y justice
rents dtecloeed Uatshe.beUeed
alien had teen gravely, wronged-
when JcSge J6hnson dismissed
j.t tot 12500 ia 1924, 14 years
erter her anfb- lwaakilled-te a
tM-!n,aceWK5i. M. r t?.;
In- her; TTTltteti- statepien.t,J SP-
.jjarently- prepared .setreral;i days
a 2 a; Wl Icli - corered 3tsfct ?ong
typewritten page,the wpmaa 4-"
6 tlamed.vpo!te4 . feta'tes Senator
" Wr.Uara-lL KUg "fat r her fancied
wrs.ag, .land TTerTed,io I Judge
. Johaswn as-"hard boiled" and too
t' J' Jto-troserljC Pte".-?,
' In the ooly ofjifateBietl'r-aa&,
We-the shooting she . said she
1-1 sttempted to 7get.;Sepator
but tie -h4 gotten. away fro
". ; ( Continued, from, f age One
JusIts brourtt here'i'Iro VotaefT
cllle estlniatM the loss ' at ti
tween - ISO.QCS&OO; a4 ?C5,00ff.'
009. v -.v
" C Ely .one be si, that of a 3
an; remained n!deatlfled t.Ut.
Tv, stEty persons had been report ad
xalsii:g, hawerer.' ; -
', : IuqacKS Today ; - ' j,-
'-As single! inquest ;to. cpter.Uke
deaths .of all St. Louis; -rictJa
was- set for.' tomorrow .-raorningt
with the coroner's Jury expected Id
tell a torfucctory heariagandr-
r. .- a - ttriM( Of 1Plt1ll hf a
w-Uk;-ha, elements. J,.";
. T,"o plans had been .made. tonight
, lor Joint funerals, and since the.
-death list was, made npof .men.
: a'oiuenV and children in 'COrtjpara-'
tlvely-wHely separated; area-with
, o intl m ate cen tac t ,s 1 1 " . w as belle-
yed each bereaved .finally ,'wouW
. alie care of IU dead iin individual
ceTt3njoniciwlh tomarrow- .a.nd
- SnU day a day f ftnerals and bur
is:,. - ' -,y -
Excepting for th constant epp-
Ter-atlons everywhere about the
loly fewuhUng death list, down
'townrSL.LouiaiTirtUfHy'was wlth-
' out a. reminder of the death and
leor-" ;wftMn thrte-mlli3-. of
the L-i .-i'iIHtrlcti-:Empolea"
x f .5 la " E- any conce,rn9 'Were
tlilantd ,s mn remained at home
to la- ti e debris : for poaseesl
cm' or to i..ike hasty Tepaln-j to
rr - 's, ,crs and window against
the frr-i c,t of .rain; ..y''. Otherwise
b.s:nes- wt nt "afonir'yirtuaily as
.' ' FltntW.H li-t'rrVrfull'y ''
The 'sltuatk.3- see ' M far-'dlf
f jrr at froni that of -JL malleT
i ausy strner jy aytcrc-aao;
T j a' riillarl i:ailat jlos3 jl-'of
I . . 'henttrpuyborotlUwasf
" '?tateti two and one half year
t the TCtire commnnity of !13.-
ro-:j was Bombed for days.
f1 ! - innene area ot St. Louis
t - !Tr-r--of.t!;g' foUt"mlnnts of
r; - nJ to ave.;been le.st.ex-'
r ' ' ' 1 the reslons immediate
- i-r.e-.. 'd. . ftv'tts
Th e d e v s t at cd r e gion,- fi o wev er ,
"1 -ena rf horror ,and--at-Lhe
tfrae. u intense activity to:
' r Traffic iato many quarters
r i . aed to .bo Hocked of f whUe
l it','.: st dxix In ruins, almaxo
f
" f :.cn .trir!. aa-4 tangled.-pow-
- - '-fi ani; -us-rooted trees. f-;
'-': I f a 'area, drregu'ar- in
-: - 1 : J aryl.:.,r wi ! th, ahow
I ; 'j'.-Iy t'.af tLs rxadcf, in
v-cSii - tresotrt-ss ; J swath
' ' '1 rnhracDd'-t-.e tiaslte res-
r.oier s a. 0 ires
, ;, 5 had topt&d',
. !.From,' Ltad-
.: i z::.:, t ir
1 ,r l jur ;
Tpvar.l, a' s
' o . .
-nt-p f .
; r!?vc'-"sl t . '
;;vf -t r -1
f . - '.
tt t cf tall an-
: 5 ; e Lomos. it
t t:cks .to Van-
r r-. e : !y the tnos t
center f - Kt.
i .'.r: a blocks' to
r
1
r 4 : J . '
. -t end. tl
- 1 irk av. 1
V.'f t
f-d..Bjrf;4eJl .alar.- irortH
Ninth ar 1 adjoining streets. . 7
'Of' all the damage ine ty-far
tne greater seemed to hav occur
red not t y the unmeasured, twist-
is-", and lifting power of the lor
r. - itself, but by the explosions
c; .ir inside luildl-'U. IberaselTe
e the-twlster passed en 1 created
an outbid? Tscnm fato which, the
inner air: rushed. , .s . .. .--
JTrqryvbrlck and, Vstoae ftruo
tures today exhibited .entire- w alls
gonafronv pressure . f romfnsl&e;
while jfe-":some .Instances Jagged
holes . were tarn as " it e " mlrMJr
shell, had been fired through 'from
the inside, ?' ; - '
; In he relallTeJjrl: poorer' ra,
rannifJes, wki thelc? xno're J rf
structures, howeTer, ihe'full pow
er of the twtsUng and lifting; abil
ity of the tornado eraa yented.; "
.jfli.risy :tractare existed-pfo
more - excepting J. as broken ."an'd.
twfateji.,piles ef ebris.' f K .
; Ther: were f pitiful rf scenes' -of
honsewi res.' bent s -the. Kleaners.
fnmble-inthe ialni :yt UielrK.
uttle. homes, or. , fujl day; labor
of Udjrrng np dpne.;sat disconsol
ate on ;f root dapr ta,i pictures
of fatter dejectfoa 'l a(J,st the
wreckage. V: '
Boards,:; tarpaper, eheots ot. tin
I:arclerei7 other noaui;eTr b. f rTer-
lug-was. used in fjere,xr-q.Bil pwt
ehfwpric, pending "tlni'; iTfxdn
thorough, reh'abilltotton,v?,f - '
! PossiWy th 'saddest "fetory "of
thrralh,iflthe! eienwints was ire--
f Wa-tedahrhetf:VeMttera 'trelTt
finjclactl dehrts of; the, huge. jpwj,.
tralTilgh school on Grand avenue,
Juttipposite . , th:aadeTen4ef
Fiace; found -thepo1ie . of fire
liUte. glrlv Sonre -of rthem were
rJnnl down i by steel beams and.
a fter -hoars: or digging." acetylene
torches had to, be ned before the
UPfiies craid Jie released: When the-
school tw; strnek hundreds of (
chndren: were endakgered; Imt en-
y' lire iiTeti and '18
L ehlldoren 1 were laliired. Sereh
school ; pnHdlagaujlltheoe pn
pilh were 4b the,-teraado pain. ' ?
; ' :tVlaltorsVt.:Pui8'. I ;
A:Throaghot the Tast area of
deflation. 8lgJeerJ.hTohged to-
aay Tiewigog the damage and wat
ching the victim work to restore
jorer. Streets already narrowed
oy Jmn walls,., -uprooted trees,
poles aad , twisted wires.1 ww
s.- riaaiiy , they were -denounced
by Chfr Heliee qerK ateight-
seein? maafacs- ajBdrt-gted td
remain ut;of tnediatrlct.
Mayor Victor MUlera anneal tor
fan da for relief taat ia,readV re-
cared for in national guard arm
ories and . t etf from f eltf tlteheos
placed 1n..erTjca -by: the. Red foea
oiaaater $ force. DqWb tew hotels
were' tilled to capeptty,. W iBome In
stances. f' '..a-XvWsH't'
With St JLnalat Uea" forced
l,50a.mej fatigneoT by 24 and 3d
howra of conecaandatr. -teHef nr
them came tonight , when 550 iol-
m.o vi iuc ; x.n - s. 'ijjrantry
were oroered into the district from
Jefferson; barracks. Major Genera
"'n -Mm ter, commander of th
3lxt& -orps area.r came from fhi-
armr'a"rlif
work".
4 .
HIR 'WILL IRUJJ EXTRA
OATjCOARD'ANrJOUFiCES
(Cpnunued; CrprnJge One)
nMlnlarn:tBelr,dkpiiyVl- -
-" 1 Tee horse show in the afU
wnwBvrw be tae.big feature of
;t.uw uos7.,iiorse.oreeierB- ere able
Jto hold 'orer mil their1 ahlmaJa fo
porabetltlon 'In thU ehow, tbr
Oregoa fair . la about Uie last' .r
jth5 season oa the coasts v .
I. N'CWB Of lhft -fair wnnl : is
held, orer was broadcast oxer the
entire state-' last Ight py radio,
nd papers:' win bear the report to
jtheir readers th U Nnornliag jtr
ott l?iala r preparing for one ipf
the greatest crowchR of the week.
I tne ,weather rfnufna fzlr'. 2A :e
t; The attendanc figure toVy
jtenfay were eincourfigBxi'li5
00 'seopie bald Ihelr t - 1
fcbe-'ga ea; 5 0 6 ore'than attend-
ra bsi year. . Tn; receipts eiced
f Tabulated flgpres follow: ' this
fear: - paid admioas,: this.25;
grand tandf $l2ll.0-horge
fshow, $8975, I for a fotal of
8 i f T.o 07 Last fear; - paid udmis-
,5i::aat isa.tdiQw iiTS"
00, r
The pest weajther tof ilhe jreek
free ted ;f fair rsifora yesterday,
nd the crowd h4 jutAlr; of' sulety
fo terjdeiicsd, he for e. tThs tscea
were run of onj a fast track, and
tUe people were; hilarious ..at the
antics, of the push bait automo
tils arrtstsV - I r.-i : rr.
New attractions - are being . of
fered, today "'which has sheen des
ignated as fraternal day. ' Tex
Rankla, "noted Portl4;i' aviator.
will arrive at the fairgrounds . in
the aJ
'ton.
At 3 o'c:
he
will take h.is 'brother .Dick, up Ja
the plane, and lhe'two'wtlgitage
4 wing-walking! vexhihUlon; o?r
the race track ia ' front ? ef the
srahvitai. '
0 Anather fsjatttreVlilch will fa
light1' chflijren ; Jaad grown-ups
alike - will, be Uls er ased pig
ea'tcL...si cotettt t-.-a far-all chil
dren 03 t'. f:ro'.:adtW-The pig has
L-
1 wc.l cjled. and
3 t!-e at s..al
the one -who
vi:i ssti-a
:n. h.
r . J r -
... f f 1 rn.! ....
ill v U. . "
' 1 ' -r atlra-. t'
i....- '"S the
' 3 r&-t 3 at ll o
'1 '' ificrno
. r:- '
- Orer; 15 0.artrcl?9 cf. cooking i efghtfi' katberine" Vaughn, 'flood
sinr.-canamrwiti-" taking; po-J
tatoes, corn -and gar.:ii products
fa VsddlUoai o E'j :red"lirei
stock and a rarg n. br of fowls
are being "exhitJ. by the "boys'
a"nd gJrbT.elwbs of, Oregon at. the
state fair this "year ! '.' ''
This extensive showing oa the
part. of the v boys a- t girls --has
brought orer.-56ol.of theni. to the
fair and the lateresf - in their rar-
ious prpjects!-t.hasx:' beea lot' the
gttateat duripg the week.l; Their
cxhjbltsare excellent and the com
petition in all classes of the keeh
ett Tweiity-threes, counties are
refresented by team- for judging
contest a4y.Teiilliit(a,- 4 $
A partial liit;of-the? winners in
some . rjasses waa . announced yes-.
terdayas follows :i 1 'X? g
'Lot -1--DiTisiosi' I First,4. Leo
rrfandralrTiew.: ? Multnomah ;
second, Leonard Hflilsv- Eugen
WjtJ&Ugifi : third, mer Har-
kins,5 Kugene R. n.j jjane;
fourth. Viola :Lerahart; r VToiodr
I burn. .Markm isf if thv Porothy
KIelnsin$thCanby Clackamas.
; Lot 2--4-UlyJsIon Tb-FksCiJohn
Velbest Troutdale : R-2,t Multno-
m.f 3 .eecond JBskeJ.v,LageT;s;
wma- K-z: Ciatsop tnira, ttooen
hderoni; Falrriew H ultnftiah.
Lot "3 Division. Ila First.'Vl-
mas second dorrine McCey; . Ea-
genr.M5R- B-Lane; '4hjr4' Her
bert Johnson, Astoria JA-Z ; ' Cat
lOrt oatiCh; i Vetlet, 3weeey, Ea
gene,Mr -AB.Vt Lan?; fifth El-
merHarKins;s Eniejxe'..v 11. B.
Jts-XHrifilo
Donald McKays Brofiks R-l Mar-
lont'TBeccmd, Eldon rOltoit Salein,
Ri; Polk t ' third, Glen' Wooten,
CorviUlis Tt-4, Br?-5tonj roprth,
Npbla Vh6eler, Trent, Lane; fifth.
G?orge Gronqnist, 141 Broadway
Dri re Portland. t v i - '
ot.5--DrrJsIon 111 First, Lo-
rinda4 8toneberit,.Ehgene;ikI.r R- B.
Lanei second. Gordon Gatch, Cu-
ma Moegnke Beaver iBTeek, Cltck
amasij fourth! Seymour Johnston,
"BirW3feldrolnmbmflttn Vlr
iniai Spapgler , Oregn t City lit-.
Clackama4 ' 'i it ' ". .v"J 1 :. '
Lt)t 5-T-Divislon. iV.-r-Fjrst,
William Fagate. Waluga Ciacka-
mas second StpnewaUjJackjwni
AUrarp; Clackamas; third WUiiam
Perxia, Oregon ty . R5i Clacka-
fljas; Xourth, .pliter Tttty., vm.
w R-l j. Lane 4 flUbv iSorman
Reid,-Dayton,' TainhiU.-" Vj--'
poultry Judging 0Btest ".1
5loS -fFji sVtJiWmwr
TJCXlndfr.vBty. 9p'agpiiil,''tea
Pan! .BuckneV .QJen j Blair, John
Welbes, GreBham;-. second, .Lane.
Arnold Collier, county clnb. agent,
Eugene; itMrd'TmahipoIJ. 'H.
Kennedy, .county cJub 'agentw Til
lamook, .team. Mary ', js;ieaa,
Marlon; Coates;; Mlgnoqi iBnatofli;
third. Marion. Mrs; Mary Fulker-
son ceanty ischoot superintendeaii,
team.-William Bean . Dorothy Da
Rette,f Florence .DuRetM, Salem.
Lot 1--First; R61ert. Martin,
Rogue River, J Jackson ; aecpnd,
.Glea -McPanielri. Wilbur, iDonglas;
third,' Volney JEckox 'AdflanrMal-
henr; t fourth. Homier J James,
Myrtle Oreek. Douglas; fifth. '.BaV
tie ' James, Myrtle Creek' Douglas.
Lot First, George ;?JMartin,
Gervais.: Marion : K aecond, h Oliver
Gusfafson Engene, f'ff,;R ;Bv
La ne ; ; third, George Cline, Gervr
a la : R-l Marldn; fdnrth,V Lloyd
llylton. Canby. Claskamas; .fifth,
ElmeriGn.fso&;C?'a;eel MJ
' fc- .. ,,CIsi;-atoe
; Lot l-Flrst, Barry Rutherford,
Manpin.Waaco; second Wallace
Fbater.illnaviile.Crook 1 'third
Winnie Foster, Frineyille, Crooki
fecrth.vEdwin" ErnesSi, PrtneviHe
urooa; iiiin - inm noqiru rnas-
' LotZrFIrftirfj ArbeUeckard,
Astoria Clatsop; eecondj Harry
Jacoby, Croswell R.t1 Lan6' third,
Kenneth. ;.Tayior,SItknm;4 C00S;
f qurht AniornsIer!jn,. Gresham
R-2. Multnonrah; fifth,; Walter
Peters.' Sherwood, .Washington
Class 21J3 Vegetable. Gardening
r Lot i; First, ;' BUlyf Furrow,
Hood RlVer.-Hood RJver second.
Adolph -Eenscheldt: x TIamoo'k,
Tlllarapok; third, Jerry 4 Short,
Klamatfr Falls, llerr.ll Koute, Kla
tnath fourth Ralph Hallman,
125 Astor atreet, Portland ; fifth,
Bernlce Bonn, Aurora Clackamas.
1 Ciasa 21S-Wpeat iy JI
-Firs t,-Augost J aegr;; Sherwood,
Clackamas. ;;;t '':f ; .
Class C14 -Canning
- Lot 'sl-4-Divislm ; 1 -first 'Dor
othy Ten,! 224 EL 37th. St., Port
land; second, , Etta Jackson. AU'
roVa, f Clackamac?; ith?jrd, Kadiact
Frost " . iSlilwankle. . Clackamas;
f earth, Margaret . Kewlands, ; Gre-
si-ra1. R-z. Multfion4ih; Jiftb,
f.Borghfld Jcnaionr ICtiippa, iciat
sopflxth; Margaret Hohr, Ilood
River Ilpod f River;, tif? atH ; Esther-
: Davidson Foreii Grove.
Washington;'-": eighth." . Elizabeth
r. t herf erd,-Maar iar.W asco; ninth
TI lESoleira,- lS46.W.-th U
L a gene -Lane. : ' i -
Let 2-r-riv! l-u II, T'.-.
I'lth Joy, -Aahlo.. j, Jg'.'. " . :
oM. 1 EiJs- J . .
cr- ' : at r ' . :.5
IUvrlldod Riverr ninth, Marga
ret (urioich. Forest Grove. Wasb-
pton(v -
t Jubt 3-DivisionIir, Firstt vMa
bel ;E 1 1 on Eugene, Lane, - orch
ard at Vatrmounfr second., mien
Raad.'liiOO, Peacock" tane, Port
land; foTth,i Annal Burnett, Mid
land. Klamath; fifth,' Doris Down.
10T2 'E. Taylor. . PortlahdtSlxth.
Viola X ilaasen.- Moro,; Sherman;
seventhEv4 Foster, Grant; Pass,
Josephine;' "ei ghth.-,M elba Kraus,
lliisbc. - AVashihglbnt C Ninth.
PrisciQa Belgh, Portland ;R-3. Box
797,v Mnltnomah, , i". c . i''-r;
Special Premiain lor -' Canning --
IlSiefcaiN..w V-
DiTUien irsv aeima; 00-
Kem, 1348 : Wv ,tXSt-;tLanei sec
ond.;Beth Joy Ashland; J ackaon ;
third ; t Hildred A.-Hansen; Moro.
"Division ir.Flrst;;Lb.Is 3afley,
Eugeae, xM." Ri B.",. Lane; second,
MabeHEIdsoh, TEngene",Lane, ori,
caaxd at Fairmont third1' Viola
Hanten, Moro, nernuuu -: j
Lot'l-DJvlsion I, First. Lois
Bagel. 1329 E.31J St., Portland;
second;, Dorothi;DurenC Klamath
Falls. Merr lli Route,- Klamath ;
third, FloraWiiiiamsolt Sherl
man ; Jour tin IMargaret G ibboxi:.
Hood TUter;':HoodRlvefi . Iftth.
Neva Hedin, MattplnWaace; sixth
Porothy Penn. 224! B.-Syhf St
Portland; seventh, JCellaTwldwell,
La Grande, Union?" Eighth,; pioise
Wyman, -10001-3 Washington.
Portland; plnth.f. Ernest Lthrop,
Central Point, Jackson.
Lot 2 Division?. lL-r-First. Vi
ola Hansen. JMoro;',-?herman; aee
pn1f,';Helen KirkpaerickzOl Ban
croft .AVo., ; Portland j T third, - Get
trude,Lee, Grehham. Multnomah;
fourth, rya. Sanders.. tCj-esweJI.
IneJifth, Ruth? Foster. 4 E.
Main SU" Portland;; Sttth." Ttvian
Colvin. Aumesville, iMerienr. sev
enth. Iris Wallaco.LCresweiLsLane;
eighth. - Elta ' Casebeer; ;Cilde,
Douglas; ninth, Vivtan.DaVis,
E. 33d St.; Portland, i v - r
" ; ' Pia 213r CttojLery
; Lot 8 Camp Cookeryir-First
Ross f npkm,' Cornelias, gashing
ton; second, Ronald'. Hewitt Cor-
valllsi Benton 'Iblrd, Donald Coon.
Corvallis. Benton; fourth. ";aiarl
Ltlea. 505 ; -4th -et., Corvallis,
Benton; fifth, ' Jlalph kelson.
Woodburn. - Marlon: -sixth-. Joe
Aaron, Sheridan, Yamhill ; seventh
Arwir;Bennett,. corneuns, vvasa-
Ingtoca; eighth,, -illy. Furrow,
Hood River;. Hood River; runth.
Walter DaVls. HpOd -River, Hood
River.- - f ' , '."m:
' v Oasa21--SewIns , X'
. '. r.
LjU 1 Handwork. First, Pern
Lindner, . Hermiston, .Umatinai
second, Rachel Buell, Henakton,
BtoatUla'; third; . Ruth Holmes,
Gresham. R-l; - Umatlllar xoarth
Lois Barnard, ,v Hermiston. Uma
tilla; fifth Herbert Rex Tadepend
enceiPolk;" luth. Dale 5Fortner,1
Portland, Multnomah, r-i, box
834,reeventh, Thelmar rSolelm.J
Eugene, Lane, 1346 w. 8tn au,!
a a a. i w w . V- l
Xane, eignvn, ii?rrKa.rctv . oruw
Oaweso, Clackamas? ninth. rMary
Potter, Forest Grove Washingf
ot 2 -Division J First, Helen
Jonderzejowaki, Hermiston, Uma
tilla: second. Barbara Dunn. June-
tidA City R-2, Lane; third". Flora
Hawfley. Clackamas' Clackamas;
foiirth,- Dorothy Mortimer, Herm;
iesoa, Umatilla: fifth, Sylvia Dea
kin, Clackama, Clackamas;, sixth,
'AttM - Ctiin,f ' .i-lTatabnr'- T.lnti .
seventh; Elizabeth Rutherford
Manpfn, , Wasco; eighth,? Dorothy
Burn, V Troatdale," - Multnomah
ninth', ;qertrude Smith Staytonl
Marion. 5. ' . ,- " . - I
v'iiOi 4 uivision i r-irsi, AJ1CS
Ingram,'" Maplewood,.- Portland:'
secona .Lvc)re owjes, .mountain
dale, Washington; -third, Julia
Qnlmbyl. Grants Pass," Josephinei
fourth, . Lorraine Sparr, Ashland
Jackson fifth. Helen Clark. Port
land, n-i, uox 3B&,-MultaoiaaJii
sixth, 'PrisciBa Deyeo.- Myrtli
Point, Cpos; seventh, Alta CosadL
Hood Rfjer,, Jlood jUverjr, eighth,"
Edna waiters, Ontario, .Talheur;
ninth - . Bethel Johnston; Birken-
feld. Clafsop. ": , W j
f ., - Class 21fl 'Sewing '
! .Lot ;4--Diviaionr:iIL-Firi3.,
Ill
a JoneeV Oregon City Claeka- ed the, fIrt?twoacls of he ibref
ais; AcoondlJois Bailey, Eugene,! to. ' - t , 1 . j I
mas
Ceoltllowt
I ; 0rc5c,i7sheatrei
4 1 V .... .
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m;-I"4. Lanerltklrd Alice Stan
geL ' Sherwood ; . R-5,- Clack ams:
fourth Eftzbeth; -irole. Jennings
Lodge. vXcCickamaa?" fifth.. Hen
riettaf Frederick Astorix ... Clat
sbp;'IathEsther.' Forbes, - Hood
River; Tood .'Fjvt-rj- Seventh.; Lu
cille s KaF&R9 City, Polk; eighth
Mary-pfrrttaiHcW River. jlood
Rfret; i Ninth. t iyelyn. " Spencer,
Wasco," Sherman ' , '
"r.Lot. : 6 i-Bachelor Sewag.
First, Emmett MalneJ Sclo, Linn ;
second,' Ryd.Standley; La Grande.
Calc; third (Vocrua StlUweH. Til-i-a-info-o-k:
FTjllixmoCk; - f parth;
Charles xWillisi'ms. Bandon, Coos;
fifth, Delos SMn;; Bandoa, Coos.
daiw 2f7-Hoine Makiag f.
' Lo 1 Division I, First. Bar
bara. Dnnn.V i Junction City, R-2,
Lane; second, ? Roth Foster, 1 884
E.-Maiat4? Portland; rthird. Lois
Bailey. Eugene.M. Rj.A-,.Lane;
fonr:h, Adena JTey., Ashland Jack
son;' fifth Mar jbrie. Shearer,', 898
E. Mkin 'SLhPprilapd;- -
' Lot 2 Divistdd ji;Flrst. Dor
pthy, Stevens, Ashland, Jackson ;
seconl,'. Lorraine Spap-, Aahland,
Jackaoa;.? third, MaryRnth Koou
Joiictfon City, Liae '
Class 21 Hpme.Bcantiflcatlon
L04 iHrsfi Cecdl Thompson,
Roosevelt Beach; Lane; second,
Mabel Eldson. .Kqgene, iorchard'at
Fai. rsi6nf Lane;r third,"Elta Case-
,Bsi TIMa .TlXi,s.l!i.v '
.taase, Sl KabUU
Le-Dfvisibn IFrrst Sim
Sickafoos,-: Eiigepe J-ane; , aecond,
Margaret Wooten, Corvallis R-4,
Benten; third; J Maurice.; UhHg.
Boring, VRfuRnoaiah; ouTth,' Ar
thnrGraf ions, Corvallis, Marion;
fifth UberU, Johnson,' Tillamook,
Tillamook. ,.,..-.;,
Lor 2Divlslpn . II. First. El
ton .Ftehback,.-Monmutb. - Polk;
second; Sam' f'S.ickafoos;- Eugene,
Lane ;., third, t Leo Copeland, - Fair-
view; Multnomah; , fourth Gordon
Gatch;? Eugenei . M. R. Lane;
tithGlprlagay;'Q Gatch, Eugene.
M: R ff .'TAne.! i . ,
Lot "3 Rabbit Judging Contest
First' A." D. Collier, county-dub
agenti'EJugene.'t-'Lane, team,1Gor-
aon jsatcn . i neoaoras u&ica uio
riagay; Gateh, Lane; second, TD-!
Kirkpartrlck. clab agent, -318 Ore
gon' building Portland', team, WarU
ren Nash, Henry Schwindf, ' Rapi
ert Ceriey.- MA I "
, Clase 31S-k-Bae Culture M f
Let 1Extr licked Homey,
First,9 -Joe , Rogers, .Independence:
R-l, Polk; second, Charlee Wion
Independence R-l, 'Polk; third;
Kenne Blacky Independence R-l j
Polk fourth, Mel vln Hansen;
Moxe Sherman; fifth, Loweli
Stockard, ! Hermiston, Umatilla i
fifth, t Seymour Johnson,1 BIrkeh-o
cl9 CI4,am J' , . L-
1. , ' '
a at-riwvBiini
Kenneth; ' 'Black, .Independence, 1
Polk; sceond, Dorothy ,Mead,vSa-lem.R-2,
Polk; third, Maxine Fer
gaeon, Salem R-2, Polk; 4 fourth;
Eugene Neketta. , Nehalem, Tillamook-
fc4 v 4 " i - , . ,
Clasa 2ls5-Farm Accounting: Clab
First. .-' Clarence .A.rney, Tilla
mook, TJllamook; eecond- Clifford
Ekstrom,- j' iGreshara R-2, MuJt
nociah; . tiird, Carl; Ekstrom,'
Gresham R-2, 'Multnomah ; fourth;
Harold uahi, Troutaaie K-z, Mult
nomah i ' ' t - '
- Rabbit; Judging Contest
First Lane County Gordon
Gatch, ' 2D 5; Theodwas Gatch
325; Gloriagay Gatch, SI Of.- team
total, 93Q.. , .
Second ----Portland --- ' Warren
Nash, 235;THenTy SchwIndt,; 320;
Rupert Verier, 220; team; total,
576. ' ht .s -
1 .
Famous Cornposer Finds
.
Compatible Collaborator
NEW VYORK; SeptJ3 0 '( AP ) .
Deems Taylor. compoierV.
rThe -"fKing's; t Henchonan, ' fbr
which the poetes&r Edna St. . Yih-
ceTrt MUlay iwrate the book,, has
discovered anof her, librettist t Jtb
neip nim write-.the new American
opera commissioned by the Metro
politan Opera company
.t "I havo found.- Mr. Taylor said
to the - Associated Press today.
"the miost charming, and compat-
ible, 1 the. most accomplished And
prudite of collaborators. We.get
along splendidly togethjer.1 It Ls!
true that I 'fuss and .Say' .-crude
things to ; this- collaborator, some
times, but It' is ull taken In good
grace., .-We irhare 'alreadyconclud-
PARIS. SepV. 30." ;(AP)-rThe
assertion, that do and horses al-
fej are thinking animals and raan
jreea,nov iay .a .."
popnlarty -admitted - definition,
was, discussed by the third Inter-
natfbnal coixgresa for Psyctucai
Research today.' , '
' Dr., Karl. Krall, . Munich, .f-
tnany argued that all aaimals,. es
pecially j dogs, and rborees. t have
powers . of, toanpreheasiQa apd ,'ln-
terpretattoq rareiy ppretHw
their fu.ll Value y their prouier
thinking animals men. r - -
rr; ; WilJ!elm,;Neamann
commujjkaUon on hia rthlniang
dogRolL."; intended to prove tele
pathla contact, between man and
ether- animals,; and emphasixing
thethinkldg -.posajbimies . of . the
so-called lcrwer animals. . -
Gifts of aweets and .carrots witn
f , tewjf.in4 rords - dr .one 5pat .on
the head are worm more, mw
hundred Jgtntl words in bringing;
out-wha (hest n "thf mlhd-of
dogs end jj?org3H .Dr. ffHrgnld.
CROSKEYrVJfBlUE,;.
;;.Rnnorj-FOR!oRjvraG
Continhed from Tage.pne) "
tif or black piare, owned Jby .Frank
McDermSti pf Seattle,' received the
blue-ribbon -in the ladies " and
gentlemen's ? threergaited ; pairs
event, ! competing against- six oth-
er' splendid Entries, aad Kitty Be
loved, another horse from the sta
bles orO'K A. Lauer? in Seattle,
won. Cue ..first award in the -five-galted
'marea; entry ;V
.-'Tlie two' little black-beauties,
jMoma " and . Fjaloma, ,; .wped ,jjby
Aaron.' M. Frank of Portland,, were
Additional attractions, carrying
away the blue ribbon in, the tan
dem event.' 1 - '
-.-A drill by 20 girls; members of
the; Portland Hnnt club, under the
directions of Harry Kerron . con-
stifned the closing number of the
program. . - .1 ' f1 ,
.Mrs.. GenieveHoward was the
soloist of the, evening, Additional
music was furnished by the Amer
ican' Leg Jon; band'of Sheridan. :
I .The complete list of ribbon-'wln-
ners last night ttnelude: . f . :
; u Jvent. I-4Drlving "Competition
-'First prize; - McCroskey and
White, Qarfjeld, . .Washington;
second;" Damascus Milk Company,
Portland; thlrdr D. P. Burge,- Al
bany; fourth,' HT-W; Merritt Ros-
'aa."WasMirgton; flfth.t Andrew
Schab. Sllam. nWmt
mM a a . ... 1
SIr,t t.H . ft - T. a oJ
im: Bsiccmd, Mrs. Leroy R. Fiel
Event 4 Roadsfjra.lAfi-J
Firsl prixe, H. M,rKerron,.X3ard
f.
en - :
v.,. -v.. - .::J asvy :r ..v"" ' !:,,
' yf ;"'i .
offer of Travel,
- ' ! j f . I i ' , i -s. u .
-.?:"' . ,
-?"': t ' ,'!.' --T : -
-r ,f- 4 - f j, t s
- f ' . ? ! " f ' g -- t " - -
f s. 4 -,s , t.i -,
rOfferW;iivjPc;
" " 1 ,.:;No. Physical Exaniiniajtion Necessarr. K I
?KJ -s,j; , . V. t " fi ,: - j I
1' THis policy. issued tQ. subscribers ;:f "!.- 7
"nrrntti ..!.- h-J
. . i issuisjd cby the North1 American ; Acc :lz:i I r, ? u r .
thebldclrind-iarfjest
urancGcxcit.
jr..
il i!ic detail; in ih
' - if
The jgpeaker told .of one . of his
horses, Hans,' which after a few
months. tfrndship M and training
could count up to 5. v
t fAaimala do' not .begin .to xer
else logical,.. thought immediately;
bat they.' soon- respond t thoughts
tranimlttecj Jthem by- humsna," Dr."
Ktali jiald. ; , "Don't expect. an ani
mal to anVersft witji you," but k
will understand you . -and will
make, himself understood." ! I
- Dry Neamann said, that h) dog
Rolf understands and - aignals
with,'; a series ;of - barks so that
something resembling -a reasoned
eoaversatjou an ; .bj"; carried; on
with his master. V. .
"Kindness- and mildness must
ruleV Dt. , Neumann-.atd. You
must ,befetrateH the' very soul'. ef
the animal- Once; he reallzes-4.hat
you Are iah, .frjendj he willjmanl
fenM'ii. many ye markahlo ways.
Horses and idogs t-will .understand
4nd translate, nyour . instructions
with atoost - phbelievafle a'ceur-
1 v .
Home; second, ;Haryey Dick Port
land.,,: ' v " . .:
Event's-' Tandems --Fjrst
prize, .Aaron" Mt ; Prank, 'Portland,
Oregon- - ' .
Event 6 Ladies?;, and Centle
ieai Paira ThTee-gaitedFirst
prize Frank McDennbtt.',TSeattl;
secoiid, W. 1 1p'Jt Turner, , Portlaad ;
third; Mra. C? H. Wheel poft
land fouTth'Mrs, Claud D, Starr,
Portland,", - . - .
-1 JESvent 7-Governcr'' Patterson's
fivefhundrpd dollar stake 4- Pive-
gaife4 ,addle horaea-nr-First, prize,
W.fP.T
,Tttrrner: Portland ; second,
Lauer, Seattle t third;-Mrs
f'r!
I, y tv tj.ss nn rn
t We will .be. closed after ,6 Pfjivl. Saturday
Oct-'il jst on account of moving to bur new
location comer of Court and rsT. Com'l. We
,wIU: be open there "for Jvlqny morning.
Watch f pr; fdrrnal opening t'ate 'next wee!:.
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Tne'PortlandTJftltVrarrt iflir.'
Accident ahdJ?cdeatrian
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Portiiud.
. (Continued from Paa Cae)
ment, her statement assorted that
"only an lrar.e perron could have j
been guiltylof, such aa -atrocious j
crime.'' . -'I "i '
, she asserted that Mr. Ilfirc-'e, 1 1
who was a a guest: fa., the Lai ley
homer t,th time Mary Jane . ! .
came 111 early this, month, turned
imsplcion ' toward : her ef ter the
girl's death And eld that perhaps. ';"
the tauthorijics ,at the ; hospiltal -
where the ilrl died, "thought they V
were rendering a. public service
in trying tb create an mpre&ilon
thai I 'was guilty; . ;
HOFER rHEAD3. WRITERS
SEATTLE Sep, 3 0."--(APi
Colonel E. Ifofer, of Salem, Ore.,
today was elcted president of the
parliament of-letters, organization
Ot. western -virltersi which, opened
Us" annual convention here .today.
;.Speakers at the session Included
J; Ftertch Dcrrance of New York
City. VBen .Field o;.Los Angeles
and'L. r.BQU'i' V.'etster of Vlc-teria;D.-,C
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