011? nnt ltritfoa iW fke
:j ,T . WEATHER ? "
Fair today and Thursday,
monoal. teinperatre(.lJBii;
dlty low; Max. .Temp; Tm
, 4ay raMim. 42, north 1d,
. . BWU Mdiaf Jim SO, le
; "vl? 6.677 ;
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viWuit'Mi pan tsu p.
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Odell . Lake . Recreation Area
Imperiled as ' Flames., -
' " Near Skyline, - .
I
Veary Force is Rushed iri
T From Sisters Region -
i r" Without Rest
; BEND. Ore. July 15- TAP)
WJtoout pausins for j Test; 100
weary fires fUhtere tonlf at fwere
kurryin aonthward toward atakr
lakf aouaUhC a foot peak
near the , loath boundary ef . the
. Deaute national forest, where
a lire, 1 peueTed ; - under -1 control,
leaped tcroei . tb i restrainint
trencbe and roared up the moun
talnaide toward Odell lake, one Of
Oregon's noted recreation center.
4 - A brisk wind whipped the
fUme onward and forest .fans-erg
feared the fire" would race across
the- Oregon skyline and sweep In
to the timber along Odell lake.
The. fire, had been completely
trenched last night but today It
spread rer the trenches and mor
ed up the mountain on a steadily
widening front. Rangers said a
wind from the jmta will drire the
, fire Into 4 rlrjln stand of yellow
pine. In the Hammer Butte area.
Mt. Washington . . .-A
Blase Away AgaJa ,
" Reports, rere receired late to
day the Dugont lake fire In the
Sisters district and east of Mount
Washington apparently had brok
en orer the trenches ones more.
Lookouts said great tlouds of
s amok were rolling up from Dug
out spring district but It was be
llred the northwest wind v was
-driving the fire toward the Bel
knap crater fire beds.
The fire west of Bend, which
destroyed about 00 0 acres of
timber since Saturday,-' ; was
trenched tonight but still '.was
considered dangerous. Hen were
drawn from the front and sent to
the Maklaks mountain . fire but
about 25t fighters were left to
patrol the firs lines west ef here.
Job Seekers Held . -
Incendiaries
SeTenteen of the - forest-"f"i
repomd from 'Josephine eountyL
cecenuy. were set by prospectors
or persons who are seeking -Jobs
fighting fires, according to Infor
mation receiyed at the of fleet ot
Lynn CronemiUer, state forester.;
Twelre of the fires were dls
corered la a single day. Crone
miller said, and apparently had
been started within a radius of .a
few. mftea, Firs additional fires
were reported In the same Tielnity
on the following day. :
. ' .Cronemlller said that most of
these fires had been .extinguished
er were under controL; Reports
receired by the ' state forested
Tuesday : Indicated ,that . sereral
largo fires are still raging in the
Bend eountry, with less serious
fires reported in : other ? parts ef
the state. In most of the timber
ed counties maximum patrols are
now in serrice. - x
; KARASICK WISS .
ASTORIA, Ore- July 15. -
(AP) Al Karaslck. the roaring
lion of 'wrestling, defeated Abe
Coleman in a main eTent wrests
ling boat here tonight. They are
light aearywelghts. -
" ' CHARGED :..--
PORTLAND. Ore-Jn,Iy II,.
: (AP) The state; game commls-
slon today opened the public hear
- - lags of charges of laxity bf sd
- mUistratlon JSrontht "against
' Harold JL ' Clifford, , state gams
warden; i and; E. H. Clark.' chief
. deputy, tr:m-:-
. The preecution. backed vhy
' five -, sportsmen's . organizations,
presented .Maynard Cole, chair
man ot the law enforcement com
mittee of the Multnomah Hunt
ers and Anglers clnb, as Its chief
1 witness. .Cole charged Clifford
, ' and Clark, failed - to co-operate
with bis organization nntll a year
. ago, and said Clifford seldom was
In his etflce but that he left hla
- secretary1 in charge.-
- Larry Lucas. lower Rogue river
gnlde and hotel owner, told the
commission that in one trip from
his home at Agnes. Ore., to the
" month of the Rogue river he had
counted lt set nets. He" Said set
nets and tlsh law violations: were
,: every day sights on the Rogue. .
"t POTJLTRTMAN HELD '
2 m ROSSBTJRO, Orev,-July 1$.
- tAFI Boyce .FTose, Melrose
poultryman, was arrested today
en charges ox manufacture and
sals of liauor After Sheriff V, T.
Jaeon, assisted by stats and
' federal prohibitloa . oifieershgd
V' discovered a still on his property.'
The officers found 20 9 gallons of
-; rw yi t?01" t l!?uor, and a
- ' i? 'gallon. t'tr-X:
-1 still u lccita.ia' a pen
' :-hder:the ccacrete Coor'-ot tit
' trooier ksiue. The brooder stave
- , v;s- set la a ecsxreta base which
L f ..U J perfectly into- the only
r- trerfcg lata' the room below. Ao
v - t-i .ta tts rtill was gained by
' " ' i' i - i -iv and : co-tti
baa -wlli tlck and tackle.
Huston Defies
r
The members of the eiecnUre committee of the BepnLUcait party arie shown as they appeared in spe
r dal session In the capital, Washington, D.jO, to deddo the fate of their ehalrsoaaw CJaadioa" Hostoa,
wi ham been bitteriy flgiitia mttrmptm of the pacty leaden -to 'foawe-kia irwlgifilmii; ! thm arumi
' , left to right: Will B. Wood, . B. Kutt, jr.' Hatt Chilton, cauUrwan Hnstoo, George rW. Moses,
raianiei jfi. romeroy.'si. fTancia
Half of: Producers i Already
: Achieve v"B": Rating, r
y X Inspector Says V
"-. ' ' ii'i j
: Already orer- half the - milk
producers In the county hare earn
ed a Grade B rating on thelr-mUk
for pasteurizing, following substi
tution of the new milk ordinance
for -the old, states J. E. Blink
horn, county dairy and - food in-
": Bllnkhorn Is spending a good
deal ot his time in the field new
because of the new ordinance and
inspections attendant upon seeing
that it goes Into effect all over as
quickly as possible. Requests for
relnspectlons, after the producers
hare followed np the Inspector's
first recommendations, are coming
in thick, and Bllnkhorn is trying
to make the second trips as rap
idly as possible; "'.
Lwupcrauun wreav
By a early Jul
Vlrtuanr all the milk nrodueera 1
are coo per axing 'a hundred v per
cent In complying with- the .new
ordinance, the inspector says. The
"
greatest -change that has been nec
essary la construction of the sepn
aratebulldlng-stiuplated !iMb
-Mutta-' -2-..;.,,:. ,
.j:unkhorn says he Is allow
-V- ..r - ,'-
each nrodneer a certain leeway lnUonnty that moatbf their toia.a jeg la not Considered ser-
aiiHh, Vh itlml n, 1nn1ia
ment, ; but that - in another two
weeks he hopes to hare all plants
working w,Uh the ordinance.
UBT HE PLAYED
II
; HOLLYWOOD, CaC Jnly 16-
(API Rudolph Schlldkraut. Cfi,
one of the great -actors two 'dec
ades ago la the Jewish theater of
Europe and later a celebrity in
Biblical pictures of - the screen.
died nere today: in the . mwst oi
his film career.
- His was -a place :' In -the thin
ning ranks' of great aetors-ot the
ter century,' hare seen the adyent
mAtin. Mni-M tMtni art
of it, and later using talenta de -
veloned brilliantly . by : the stage.
have been Tecmited to give life
to filmdom's newest child, the
talkie. - ,r" - J
SU
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Harold Clifford Attacked
Brooder Hidta Eij- StO
1-
Convict Is Brought Here ,
-Cancel Orders For Tlta.
.ItOHBED DRUG STORE.
CORVALLIS: - Ore., labr A K. .
t API r Deontv Sheriff . Carl
Schelemaa and Earl Hamphrey,!
Rcntnn Mnnfv tMfrtA rArriMm-w I
day took Harold Conner. 22. Cor-
vallls, te the sUte penitentlarr to
hecin aarvinc n fonr rear een -
tenee ' for - robbing a
Philomath
4.. itnM - ... --.-.J
Conner r was convicted 1 daring
r Us.ss-s.sn ; aem ax : -m ' V
Jumped bail and was not appro -
was arrested In Bend.
LEFT ON MILLS HANDS
EUGENE. Ore.. v jaiy 1
(AP) Cancellation" ot orders for
reargues: w
i lr.!! Br I?f,an-:
ui uiuii . uw, luiuii auu iw
shlnment darlne Jl n am.
ww annJlSed'Vodl?4 ti?&
n. PaMfU a.i" c
v. ....n.(un .m.
in Hay whenUhe company sald
v.. ..... M uv. Mt.
In July. Orders Were ready tor
shipment In Jane but the mills
received Instructions to hold mem
until July, ir.-
-. ae bum mar itib unu
for some time awaiting borders
The mills hare been slut down
hundred carloads of ties would be
oft atc tiai . AjVa ap fia Mm.
panya acuon. ' -
ISSSIXQ 1IAX FOUND "
IXOOD EIVER. Ore July -15,
(AP) - VUlar Zurn-sX: Cea-!
tralla, who wandered a-xty xrc;i
Lis camp near here llonday cidnx-
ins, was found today by a. rarty
of-Crag Rats:-": - -. ,
.-JuUfXlah was: seated tslcre
small camp fire whesrfound and
seemed to be'dazed.'., :-,
- Ha HI 'cone.-ta-tltHatst
GiO. P. Committee5
Cnrke and Earl B. Klnalerr. - - -
1
GdfBdlsGetYct,
ThenClcbs.Cciiy, (";
- . F'mdly Gclicr, too
5 WHITE S U I P-H TJ B
SPRINGS, W. Vsv, Jarrlow
(AP) William Chapim bit
three- straight balls into the
water haaard at the 18Ur
bole of the43ree Brier golf
course today; and It -made
Wm plemty mad. ;; . ;
'Plcklnjt im the remainlig
balls, he threw tbem law Next
be pitched -in his clubs.- His
golf bssj followed.
Chapin's - caddy: snickered
so Chapia tossed him.
: Cbaptn then .- Jumped In
himself and rescued baa,
elmbs, bag and caddy.
1
: .
The largest , payroll tor road
work In Marlon county erer mads
in one month was completed yes-1
" ons; snown . ny i
at k k AAakA ' - thA AJfc a - AlMaa
i the fact that the county , clerk
turned to the state Industrial acci
dent commission - a check - tor
$tOSi4l. representing share : of
the payroll retained for the work-
r men's compensation act V,
v "6Ix hnndred and sixty-nine men
arAfa nTiTn,M nil tttm MUltMtarflla
1 KAYTOH renrasantina IZT.BII.II.
l Tne payrou was ainaea as
foP-1
lows:
Road maintenance kndf constrno-
tioa. lie mea. llt.015.ll: en-
glneerins. n men. ; Sl.ffS: f er-
rice, en! man. tie: hubdias
erection, 11 men. t itT ! sand
andraVel plts!m'm"
: machine shoos, vain men.
1471 87 traffle officer "one Tman
tlil:brtdses; ii
till; bridges, l men, $tSS.
a5
"E
lnf flculties orer the- surrey ot
ithe North Santlam highway route
1 through one end- of Detroit will
I llkelr be Ironed out easily enough.
1 members of the county court who
visited the site yesterday reported
last night. 1 , , -. - -, i '
The-court made. the trip np
there. to see what was what after
a delegation ef land. owners along
I ' -t- I ,V
las xouie cam sera atonuay. wtua
grievances In- the main, the' land-
1 owners held that they had net been
I allowed sufficient damages ' for
their-property. especially la" view
tot the fact that the proposed high
I way takes an S O-foot right-of-way.
Following the conference yester -
day with property owners along
nu.
rai
Mill
DISPUTE
DQUT
the section in e.uestloni it was evt- i r t ? c nter In the hangar here to
dent that the owners "Jtndrco t L - - " -
wonld reach , an amicable setu-
I menL v - . - -r
Making. the trip np tnera xor
the BBroose were County Judge J.
i CS. Siegmttnd,;ammiaaic
I Smith and John Porter and Conn -
1 y Boaumasier jrrana: jonnaon. r;
F President Cuts
I .
1 HlS V RCD.TIOH ' tO
Two Weeks Rest
tWASHINGTOlC Jalj' 15
API President Hoover has
f otMnar nnnlinatlnr the two
i ; - . . .
I weeks of the average citizen ana
th.me; In the
I northern Rockies.
' secretary1 te
I the. wraaldenL. amnenneed; there
f 5ef5h"nikIilr J2l
I the president wonLf make the trinl
late in August er early September
"soieiy xor the purpose ox an out-
door holiday and rest. , - J.;-"
- a- - ' . ... v
UQfllQIl SCOClCl
: : i Q otUZCtfPItUll
I 2 . j- 1
PTaiii itavm naoit mii ii nt
American 'Legion posts of Salem
and ylcln!ty .t3 charter sleeping
cars and ga to the state cenven-
tn at r.aker telta a treciai train,
-. r,a -f r---i
exrected ta concentrate hera a.nd
ioin with Ealen in makia cp
r-rty of 1C3 cr ." nsra . isrsons.
That large a crowd will insure an
cfneclallv low railway fare, the
-
BITS SI100T UP
Bank of Willmar Looted by
Uachinfr'Gun Party;. 2
: -Women f Wounded
WIIXMAR, -Minn.. July IS
(API Fire machine run ban-1
dlts. moting swiftly In a well I
planned. raid, descended on the!
bank of Willmar lodnr. shot no I
the town in a fashion remlnia-1
cent ot the James gang, wound-1 Hon, t conclusion ot Heed s a.u
ed two women, one probably fa- dress, engaged him in one of the
tnllv and cmm4 with SSO.DOo
after exchanging shots with dM6""6-" Johnson demanded the
liens. . . I text of the first American pro-
more than 100 ,shots jrere fired I
by the bandits and many more by
oiHuni ti Ant vAm amu
Ues were the two womenmoth- Th1 JW embodied the de
er and H,.rhtAr wrmrm Imand of the Americans for a new
1 i. w t-.i vM I
as the robbers spedont of town?
The drirer of the bandit car ap
parently was wounded in an ex-
of .hot w.. nrm
from behind the wheel.
Physicians tonight held little
hope f or recoTBry of one of the
Tlctlms, Mrs. Emil Johnson who
was shot through the arm and In
the chest as she walked aJong the
sidewalk with her daughter. Mrs.
Doaaid GUdia. Mrs. GUdia - also
was shot, - bat the hniut -.woTir
'"
uniy etgnt muutes wars eceu-1
... .
pieo oy tnree nanaits u gather
A .ta $lfr
awsmnie oonas aner in-
tomers U the bank while two oth-
T -wlta machine guns held a
t
r .
T ""e mo uxree gunmen intne
era ana uie tumi, tneir eompan-latter Fred WeaTOt,;" bridge work
ions on the outside kept- the I sr. renorted when he returned to
crowd cowed by an occasional bis camp he found a man" prowl
burst of their weapons. Sam Er- lag about the tent. The Intruder
ana, oil station employe, tried to was hatlesa and wore a--: blue
snipe one of the machine . gun- shirt ' and in general - answered
hers from behind the pennjt scale,
it was oeuered to nare been his
shot which struck the drirer as
the robbbers were about to go. ;
In making their exit from the
I hank . building ' the three used
1 George Robbins, Ties president.
I and Mary, Walker, a customer as
1 shields from possible attack by
J the crowd which had gathered at
(the alarm.
I TACOMA FUCLD. Tacoma. Wni
1 July i$ (AP) Preparations for
i two trans-Padflo flights continn-
J ..The City ot Tacoma ; was
I brought out for another speed test
i early tn -the afternoon, .but'tne
lair was mushy r and "Harold
round trip flight to Portland, Cre,
juatu toe-air was eooier. Aviacors
wno cnecxea ui air saia . am
heavy monoplane would be in
danger, of cracking np It Brom-
ley tried to take off in the
"mushy" atmosphere above " the
field. - '.
Harold Wark changed the plans
for additional gasoline tanks : for
hla "Paeifie Era. Ha ordered two
l tanks. One to be put la the cabin
and one under the ' cabin; '" The
"Xh&7 tank" will be dropped when
I it fa ne longer needed, probably
i - , ,411.1
I over juuninaiaa, aa aaiu. uu
I will nahleth. plane make a
greater jncreaae ui -
tha last of 1U flight.
Seals Beat StlCS
wCoio wow
AsLIoonlitTUt
"Goes 11 Innings
. SACRAMENTO. . - July .,'11
f API Starinr a two run rally In
the 11th Inning on two doubles
and a pair, or amgies
rranefceo Esals tonight teat the
I c.mmonl n, CAlAni In ma Tirxx.
night gime 'of the second talf,
to 4 The score was' tied at, the
erl ot tie ninth, to d. but In the
i nth Donovan doubiea, ..v.iaro
mf - .TiV.TDJ a cTip11 an : alok
l tingled to bring across thi "win
a I nlng runs..
n -
Can Francisco
vl7
Sacramento .'.. . . . 4
12
s ttii ' - CSkCnj
rrcitas,
PilEPIE 1 MCE
CLASH tlulflS
PIT DEBUTES
Advocates ? oty Naval Treaty
V;Rest Case .Following U
" V .' ' Delegate's Talk " .
McKeilar; Offers Two More
1 Reservations But their
' yApproval Unlikely
WASHINGTON. Joly 15 (API
I -AdTecatea of the London natal
treaty dosed their case before the
sonata today with' an exposition of
I th agreement by Senator. Iteed;
republican, Pennsylraala, one ot
i the delegates, and. tonight leaders
were .looking : forward confident
ly to a final rote on: the pact.
Next Tuesday has been suggest
ed for a date to Tote but there
were no- understandings -' and the
determined band . of . opponents
were cracking away at the treaty
. - V . 1.1 .
Lwiut consiaeraoio ammuniuon in
store. Senator Robinson., republi
can, Indiana, led. the attack, with
, a three hour speech today.
. The Reed speech was heard by
the -largest attendance thus far
during the special session. The
opening roll call showed 90 mem
bers present. Others arrtted dur-
ling the day, -virtually eliminating
fears of treaty adrocates that lack
of a anonim might break np the
session. -
Senator Johnson, republican,
California, leader of the oppo si-
imosi spiniea ot uieir muv ex-
Iposal submitted to London. Reed
prompuy suomutea n.
lP" "f8
ICxivmtered, Word
warBDiy. Biunson asia vui
MAS - A V S
was
"! r.tradiB ol?r
Ones more Johnson and Reed
slashed Orer the papers relating
to - the London conference which
President HooTer has declined to
(Tarn to page z, eoL 1)
(AP) Sheriff T. Masa and
a posse tonight were heating tne
srua in in Ticuuir
bridge for Charles If aler. Canby
farmer, who Monday shot and
" Andrew
Nelson, la dispute orer-.a cow.,
- The search was eoneentrateo
the eountry near the bridge
j Meier's description.' When Wea-
I rer approached the man turned
I and ran Into the 'brush.
I Offleers beUere the Intruder
I was Maler who had eome - in
I search of f ood and probably was
I seeklnr a change of clothing to
1 enable him to escape. The man
I was unarmed'. - Wearer v said.
j When Maier disappeared he ear-
rled the powerful rifle he used in
the alarlnr.
The theory . Maler . has - killed
himself is losing strength. Off I
eers believe bis body wonld have
been, found If he had shot him
self:
A coroners lory today- return
ed a verdict saying Nelson met
death : from av bullet fired by
scaisr.
! '
I i MRTLAND; Ore July II. w
i ar iss new lnierpretanon
i ut nmou rw ncvuuj uapiw
by the JleW Tork boxing, eommis-
slon was given a try here tonight
In the lo. round fight between
Fred Lenhart. Ill, Spokane, and
iar crown, ass, a'nuaaeipnia, in
1 which Lenhart was glTeifKhe de
i eision.
I - -- In the eighth round, after seven
I slow and uninteresting rounds.
I Lenhart fell ' through the ropes
seemingly in pain from a low
I blow. Ho was given three minutes
ran ana uen um usm want ou.
After fallingfrom teged low
- - . .
1 ww wauifk eut ISui
than at any previous time. He won
ithe decision although, neither box
er was badly hart or etnnped at
any time. '
Battling sum took a six roana
I decision over Frankie warnexe
Both are of Portland.
Galen Has Huge
'i. 4.
i; -
. . nLLENA. "Mont.? July 18.
I IIP 1 A Ifvart T riBlan - aaauiarA
justice i of the .supreme i court,
pulled steadily away from O. H.
p,; Shelley, Red Lodge publisher.
m returns available at mianignt
1 In that tu rfnr tha rennhlican
1 nomination as United States sen-
aior. - ..-...- --. h
B Galen more than doubled ".the
21 vote on his; opponent la 12? eeat-
2 tered precincts of 1,413 in the
I t.z9. The crtt stood: Galea
M0M8SE
Ml B IS
Fill PUB
Villametiedlley
To Benefit ih Rai I
Order of I. CC. Allowing Roads to Meet Water
Competition Favorable in That-Increara
for Inland Points Denied; Experts Say -
' ' . - ' i j "
ORDER of the interstate commerce commission allowing
Pacific coast railroads to meet steamboat competition in
rate charges, will result in substantial reductions in rates to
intermediate points along the Southern Pacific lines in Ore-
gon, according to A. F. Harvey, rate expert for the public
service commission,
O
Campaign WorkerSaJs An
Office Holders Were
In Deneen Camp -
CHICAGO. July 16 (API-
Testimony, that the largest con
tributor to- the senatorial cam
paign of Ruth Henna- McCormlck
w" sfcaenca w.
York broker and classmate ot the
late Senator. MedilT McCormlck, I
was giron ran
ronas .inTBsugawng commuiee i-1
day. I
The witness was Lucius Wtt-1
son, president of the voters Pro-1
tress club, who said Allen gavel
$20,600 to the elub In Mrs. Me-1
RUTH HIM
VI Si . "' . ' -
Comtek's behalf. He was ques-lsibie
tloned about the expenditure or I
$44,(00 by the club In the Chlca. I can . say, howerer, that the ded
go eamnalgn' last spring,' when Ision Js a tlctory for western Ore-
Mrs. McCormlck defeated Senator gon communities Intermediate be
Charles S. Deneen for the repub- tween San Pranclseo andPort
Ucan senatorial nomination from land, and that substantial rate re
niinois. " ' - dnctlons may be expected to re-
Wilson said he had organized I
the elnb and solicited the funds I
from friends and relatives of Mrs.
McCormlck in the hope ef Inter
esting the average citizen In her
campaign. He said he and several
other admirers of "Mrs. McCor
;
mlck took it upon themselves to
assist her race against Deneen
and that the expenditure of $44
K00 Was a small amount compar
ed to- the amount of public
funds "used In behalf ot Senator
Deneen.
The witness said he knew ot at
east 'i.vvw - ieaerni appointees
and employes ttt'Cook eounty
whe had used their time to carry
on Deneen's campaign and he
ffi4 "A lf? JUh
be worth - -only $S a day ' that
wh. wuiiwwi v
made at least $5,000 a day or
m.tOO a month: - of. public
funds used in behalf ef the sen
ator." -": , '
Wilson is president of the
general organization company ef
Chicago, ho said his task - was
made harder because he found
nta. ftn.l.aaa mmm . In. sv. A . 1 1 1
behind Senator
& . ,vi.v. wuY
Deneen in Chi-
eago.'
TfiNDON. Jul - IS fAPl
MOSLEM WD ID
F1CES Wftll
Calcutta dispatches to the DaHy Bmndlge; St. Louie Star corre
MaOay XpVrted riStog spndent, asking him to name the
tweealoslems and Hindus in Chicago and
aaaram Bnrat itail aaanmed .
serious aspect over an area of
" i :
more than ISO v; square - miles;
ganj y ; - - -r t
Four persons were killed and
two wounded during rioting Mon
day at.Jlymenslngh and franUel
appeals for help have been recelv -
ed from KlskorganJ," forty , miles
trom- the former city. Every
available soldier in the district Is
being-went 'there. .nled in, sympathy with victims af
r. The force at Kiskorganf la said
td be a mere bandfuL According
to the If all's Caleutu eorrespon -
dent the outbreak of rioting wsl
premedlated and well organized. , I
It started Friday at Klskorranl.
A hnre moh of Moalems anrxannd -
d ths hnnna of a. Rlnda tnnnfrr
I,nn,K ilomiiidliir nlMu
peasant's bond worth tbout lift
and offering about $S5 In pay
ment.
The money lender refused and
the mob looted and burned -his
house severely beating its occu
pants. Two other Hindu money
lenders were treated in a- similar i
fashion
UVO viuouuhu ,
fit CiJl?IfI
vi Mr Calais Jf
ALBANT, . OrC ". July ' 15
i !
(AP) The six year old
BOH
Ralph Groves ot SodavHlev wss
crushed to death under e load -of
43?? w
a irucx MlO us wiuannu mw
today.;: r ::r".
The boy had accompanied ' his
father and - unobserved Jhad wan
dered' behind the1 truck; where he
was eanght by the logs. . j-
MAT Si G RATTAN WXS
- KALAMAZOO. Mich.: July IS
-.fAPl-arav XL Orattani daueh-
ter of Calumet Grattan, won the
sixth renewal ot the great Amerl-
can racing dsrlj la four grueling
t:iLt. at Eccrtttlza rark tsoy.luuuauoa ta uov. zca-
. , . n
Jiairey said It might not be
necessary for the rath-cads to re
duce their port terminal rates to
Portland, but. that the water com
petition would . result from that
prorislon ot. the order requiring
that Intermediate rates be held to
a maximum of not more than 100
per cent above charges to ports.
In case the terminal rates are re
duced further . benefit "would : ac
crue to intermediate points.
Harrey. declared that still fur
ther benefits would be felt la ease
the 'railroads establish the same
port terminal rates at Seattle as
at Portland. V- .
William P. Ellis, traf He attor
ney of Samm, who represented
the Western Oregon Traffic asso-
eUUon. composed ot many west-
ern, Oregon chambers of corn-
lAPM n.-t.. i. 1.
ca8 of the nroaa, wMcB aoaght
t0 nM watM ompeUOon In rate
charges, issued the following
statement in connection with
Tuesday's decision of the tnter-
state commerce commission.
"Without any opportunity- to
examine the decision. It is lmpos-
to say what effect the rates
will hare on western Oregon. I
raIt from a compliance with the
interstate commerce commission
decision. -
'This Is particularly true as to
(Turn to page 2, eoL .Yar"'-
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ra 'KEY FIGURE
iEn
i imrmn jt-- r t
lXL ZZ lISZZ
;StiSK-tC
I . .mtiAt M.
I rntuced by the DaLy N.w. to!
lda - r aa a nomlhla ky flrure In tka
Lingle murder case.
Newberry Is one ot the i many
gangsters reported to have been
seen near the corner of. Randolph
street and Michigan boulevard at
the moment Jake Lingle, Tribune
reporter, was shot to death.
He has aiso seen namea, ,Tne
nowi d. as leader of tho gnn
I . . . . . . . . mm . .
i men, wno tnee io aui jsck z.nia
and In the fusllade slew a street
car motorman and . wounded- an
other bystander.
Press reports have mentioned
Newberry as the possible victim ot
gang killers. Putting its theories
together. The News said Its Infor
mation on' Newberry's recent act
ivities - substantiated the belief
George Moras gangsters plotted
the death ot Lingle because of his
alleged friendship for Al Capone.
The county grand Jury t tele-
igrapnpo an invitation to uarry i.
preseni Tesumony ne may mti w
I mIw, m .A.AftfMi, la ffTn1MA
ir ,T s-f-f
7ri Strike Riots
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, July IS
1 AP) At ; least .14 . persons
I were killed and probably 250 tn-
I tured Is. riots' which accompanied
I a general strike here today call-
t recent- pouueai disoraers at atan-
sonrah and Bilbeis., . v A .
1 The authorities tonight - were
attempting to clear the tasuaKy
list. One report said eight Euro-
1 peans had .been killed.
1 r - ;"' 1 .
I . J &K.UX fUUtTX-
I .: - MUUmaVIIJiK. W. M. JUiT
l-(AP) F B. Tjndall, awy p-
lot from Langley Held, Vs., was
killed when his plane crashed
near here tonight. , .y:
Cdl itornia
f KcBonal U ' -
; BALTIMORE, July 1S-(AP)
Plana tor the return of -John
i McDonald to California to teU au
thorities he lied when he testi
fied at he . trials of Thomas ' J.
Mooney and Warren 3J Rinir rs
VII,.. tv. Y-
Itfl lua m icy wuueoa.. im kv .
lug of i 1 1 i In Can - Francisco,
were In a nebulous state tonight.
though the coast state has ex-
B --fliun.,,! JiTr,v
penses. . j J' V. :'r'- -Gov.
C.1 CToung pledged the
funds In a,; telegram received by
Stats Attorney IlfcVbert IT- O'Con
nor today in answer to a wire
from Charles Ruzlcka and Hilary
Gans, McDonald's attorneys eiaca
his arrest here Friday. O'Con
nor transmitted the. wire to tis
i attorneys
eutu they- refuse 3 to
I make a statement declarl2t their
J proposed action when CiZzl.
I would be given O'Connor ior ec
LGOQERGi'
SPAN PflOJECT
ORB ATTACH
U L A.v Scheclaf Files ' Suit
Asking injunction : '
' Against City
Damages to His Property
Result of Trespass , a
Planned, Claim"
- - - -- - . '
Injunction broceedinxa aaaiaaa '
the city of Salem which may tie
op construction ot the North Ceei-. .
mercial street bridge were filed Je. .
circuit court here late yesterday,
by L. A. Scheelar and. hla wife,'
Blanche I. Scheelar. v vy ; ., .
The Scheelars set forth In their
complaint seeking the injunctiee.
to restrain the city from erection .
bridge and approach which wonM
extend orer their - property, -that'
such, const ruction would do Jrr
palrable damage to their propartr, :
Contract for construction of the
North Commercial bridge was let,
at the council meeting July 1 ie -James
R. Hugh, local contractor; -at
a price ot $15 52. Constructs -was
scheduled .to start as tecs
thereafter as possible. .-.
Claim Trespass Will
Damage Property : r ; '
I Tho Scheelar. property.:' ma-.
ttoned in the complaint on -whir .
the anto wrecking plant stands;
Just beyond the turn on the west
side1 of North Commercial street
in the 1100 block.
The complaint seeking the In
unction cites that that Uy ie
about to and threatens to' en t
upon and trespass upon said prep .
erty of plaintiffs, and to ceo- ,
struct bridge and approach te
said bridge upon tho plaint mi
property, action which unless e
stralned by this court will ca
rrepairable Injury and damage te
property ot the plaintiffs." . .
The Scheelars seek oraer, uae-
eordtng to the wording of the com- .
plaint, ("CranUng temporary in
junction restraining ana enjoinHsg
said city of Salem from enterinc .
upon, trespassing and construct- (
ln-bridae and approach to eafcl
bridge on property of plaintiff '
unlesa defendant shows ranee :
therefore." ' . t .
Permanent Order -
Also Is So-sght -
Seeklnr ta make the Jnlunctlen.
permanent, the complaint further
"prays -for; an eraer graaung. a ,
permanent injunction restraining
and enjoining the defendant there-:
from and that the plaintiff recover
costs and' disbursements in, the
ease." . - v.- V' '- ; ;- ' -
M. B. Harden and H. L. Creefcr.
are representing the plaintiffs.
No action was Uken on tb
complaint yesterday inasmuch em
It was filed just as the clerk s et
flce closed , tor the day. -,
BERLIN. July A
Germany"' tonight .. replied faver-
Sly to the memoranSnm ot Fer
SM Mlhlster Briand ot Franan ;
.. mmmwamm---mmmMmmmmMMmmawm. apeaania
proposing the creation ot s -tsn.
ed States ot Europe or European
federal union. " . - ;-. f ,
Eqnality ot all states and equal ,
security for each are emphaelwd
In the reply. ',-"' . -
Like Italy, ; Germany, expresee
are not members ot the league
anxiety that European states that
nations, speclflcaly Russia And
Turkey, should be Included In the
union, and that European eooper- ;
atlon generaRyAhouid,berm6e 1
Independent; of military guaran
tees.ot security. rr"
' In sum, the reply made It clear
Germany . welcomes the " f edeixl . i .
union Idea', and desires dlscusstm. i
of the whole plan at. the league , ,
assembly meeting In September.
'XS DISABLED VETS CTJEST8 '-J
? WASHINGTON, July IS -r' .
(AP)-rCrippled yeterans of the ?
woxCl war will be tho guests el
President and Mrs. Hoover at
lawn party omerrow on the eeutn
grounds of the White House ,
JD CHOCOLATE ' WD
4EW YORK, Mnly 18 (AP
Eld Chocolate, Cuban negro fea
therweight contender, utpoiatt
Lolglo Gnsdrlni of Italy in a bard
fonght ten round bout at the
Queens boro stadium tonight. ;
WiltDetrai)
Trip - Expense
rt
O'Coanor" said today the iat
Yourg eoraraunicattl with kii tt
answer to a: wire -from Rnik-ia
and Cans led him' to believe soat
anthoriUea wanted the ease haxi
led through . official chaanwls
thouxh no clarge Is - pfE7
agalnstT McDonald and he fcss
been, unconditionally releasee- te
the attorneys - !
Toung's tleeTni said McIE-r
aid would be transported te t: e
coast to tell his story of alz
tedly perjured, testimony to t:.e
pardon board In the, Mooney ci -e
and to the supreme'eourt in tve
E:::!"rs case.,- "- . -
1' -till was the witness vta
t. : that be saw the two 1-?
: -a punt .'the ejilt r,
rl: . .Ined a bomb, eit-c- i
t! -v . i, killed tea and inj . 2
i:. -! .test!niosy, was ; . ;-
tcr 1 ly California r'tcr
...,.,, .. .
Hood eountry for tJs haalUuVvj.-
en word.
Cryan and HoeI
1 4,U : E kt2ey"l.C 17.,