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culatioo In Pendleton and Umatilla
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The net press run or yesterday' Dally
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COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPZ3
VOL 34
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1922.
NO. 10,229
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RESCUERS HEAR i witnesses: inie duel' slaying AMERICA
NO MALFEASANCE STATUTES TO
PT TO DEPRIVE PERSONS OF 1
INCLUDE
si mis- FROM
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Blasts Heard at Regular Times
by Rescue Workers Who
are Tunneling Into Mine.
EXPECT TO REACH
MEN TOMORROW NIGHT
Committee of Mine Officials
Admitted; That Possibly
the Men Were Signalling.
JACKSON, Cul., Sept. 5.. (IT. P.)
Rescue workupi today estimated
that they will reach the shaft of the
Argonaut mine where tha minora are
imprisoned tumo'-row night. Air
shafts laid from the Argonaut to the
Kennedy mines increases the air
pressure. The diggers estimate
thero are seventeen feet of rock be
fore the soft cfirt la readied. The
last round of shots by the night shift
tilltd the tunnel with sort dirt show
ing that the 860 foot drift is near.
It the drift is not badly caved pro
gress when it is reached will be
rapid.
Humors of signals from the Im
prisoned miners again spread rapid
ly toduy among tlx mi,l.'.r. Iieseti
"er Working on'the 8800 level do
, clared they heard blasts on the JIK'iO
level at regular times. Half an hou
later they heard two more shots.
: Superintendent V. Garbarini of the
Argonaut mine today broke the sil
ence ot the rescue committee regard
ing the reported recurrence of blast
signals from tho prisoners. He ad
mitted the possibility the men were
alive and signaling. The whole town
is now tense awaiting the shock of
finding the men dead or alive.
aaafcv -" 'IS
vON
DAVIS CUP PLAY
AT FORCST HiLLS
Diminutive Californian Won
From Australian in Straight
Sets This Afternoon.
Stockingless Craze
Becomes Familiar
on Deauville Beach
TILDEN-ANDERSON
PLAYED EXHIBITION
Little Bill Johnson Took the ; i
1
Winning Match From Pat- j
terson Before Big Crowd
IiKAt VTM.K, Sept. &.(!. N. R)
Tho stocklngtcss crnc which has
become fahilllur on the beach or
Deariville has now penetrated the
Casino. Groups of newly-arrived
Americans 'can be seen in the bac
carat room of the tXnuvtlle Casino
every evening debating whether tho
oiuig lafly playing at a near-by
table or promenading from a group
of spectators at one talie to allot her
is really Wearing marvelously niatch-
,ed flesh-colored silk hose or whether
linr limbs are garbed In nature's tan.
The fact that in the majority of
;'a:es lack of stockings Is not even
i noticed ls-ample evidence, that the
loners of this how style of evening
d:ess ure genenilly using tho great -
; est care that their entire Costumes
ure ln; '.harmony' with the genuine
I ilesh tint.
PUBLIC WARNED AGAINST
USING BOOZE POWDER
WASHINGTON, -Sept. 5. (A. I'.)
Home brewers and antl-Volstcad-eans,
beware the "Booze Howder,"
is the warning sent broadcast by the
post office department, in a recent
circular. For stemming a tide of
""dehydrated" alcoholic beverages of
reminiscent names is a steady Job
of the fraud section of the depart
ment. Using the reputation ot German
chemists certain German concerns
have distributed hundreds of thous
ands of circulars in the United
hiates, offering for "one dollar only,
lihine wine, moselle, sherry, port,
bordeaux, burgundy, tokay. munlch
beer, pilscner, porter, ale, etc," in a
dried form, says the Post office.
From the powder a gallon or two
of the beverage indicated on the
package can be made, the spurious
circulars claim.
Despite the issuance of fraud
warnings and fraud orders, man
people are still sending money to
these Oerman concerns only to have
the' money returned to thein by the
post office department. If these
powders contained alcohol thetiWm
portation would be prohibited and
since they do not have . the latent
possibilities advertised they , violate
. the mail fraud statutes.
A significant requirement, adds the trave
department warning?, is that every
advertising circular insists on pay
ment being made In American currency.
Alice Thornton 19 who las told pol'ce of Kdgewater. X. J., that she was
in the home of George flintf, movie director, the night that John l.wgin, film
daredevil, was shot to death. '
TODAY'S ROUND-UP
TICKET SALE SET
FIRST DAY RECORD
History repeated itself this
morning when .1. J. Humley. long
the first buyer of tickets at the
Hound-Up, was the first to get
tickets when the window opened
ut the bo office on Alia street.
Next In line was his son, John
Hamley, with the Smythe-Lon-
ergan Co. third.
Hcorge liner, business man-
ager, and Ernest Boylen, who Is
In charge of the office, state that
today's sales exceed the first
day totals of l2t. , Up to noon,
$4000 had been takfn in. Many
people are buying 'the limit of
twelve seals. There are still
some good second row boxes and.
some small end boxes left.
Both Mr, Haer and Mr. Boy-
Ion commented upon the spirit
k, w-n !v the ticket purchasers.
The controverscy for tickets was
.m i.oumu.ir;d and there
' were absolutely no complaints
regarding the sale.
APPEALS MADE TflilO?
LEASE Of LAND TO JAPS
,OS ANGKI.K8, Sept.' 5. (U. I'.)
-The ' proposed leat-o of ten aerei
I mar San Pedro harbor to Japauesr
for a pleasure park is to - be. halted
by an injunction if possible. 1'lstrict
Attorney Woolwlne announced today.
Appeals to prevent the lease were
made to the. war and state de.part-
i incuts by Senator Shortrlilge.
FOKF.ST HILLS, Sept. 5. (U P.)
Australia's chance of revaluing the
Davis cup was removed today when'
Johnston defeated Patterson 6-2. 6-2,
6-1; Tilden played Anderson later la
mi exhibition match. Fourteen thou
sand spectators saw the little Cali
fornian win the tournament for Am-
rica. , ;
Johnston's victory made three- otit
of four for tile American team. Both
plaved spectacularly, but Johnston I t ,1t, n,1))no . ;TMk is u Mllm
The vogue of the flush-colorod
silk hosiery has made ft: an easy step
to the entire omission of any stock
ings ut all. Contrasts are being
avoided, and the hare limbs are In
variably In harmony with silver or
light colored silk slippers, -as well
as a soft cream or tan evening gown.
"Why not?" demanded an Arer
lcai) girl slopping ut the llotel Nor
nianily, when scandalijsed mother ob
jected to the adoption of the mode
introduced by some of the' Parlslon-
was (most brilliant. Patterson's game
cramped, finally, completely broken
by tho aggressive attack of John
ton, causing the Australian to make
t'reiiuent errors.
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OVER THE IEK END
BERLIN. Sept. 5. (I. X. S.)
The former German kaiser is engulf-
erf to lie married to Princess tter-
I Wheat prices show a sljgm no-
vance today over Saturdays market.
T the closings being $0.99 1-2 for Sep-
'.lumber, tU'l for December and
' 11.07 1-4 for .May. The closing;
I Saturday were i'.M. 1.01 am!
i $l.(i6 1-2.
Following ore the -'notations re
ceived l y Oorttwck A Cooke, local
brokers: '
Wheat'
High. Low. lose
I0.991!! fn.SS't $0.99
1.02 1.00H' '01 "i
1.(17',!. 1 .06 VI 1.'' '4
l-Ai-liaiig... .
St'-rling. 446 5-K: ' 'iliuks. 7 1-2:
France. 779 1-4; Jtalv. 4S5 1-2.
CHICAGO. Sept. 5. Wheat Tbr
1 Open
'Sept. $0.99 V
Dec. . 1 Ol'i
May 1.07
' Hv-. (UN -1-.-UX4A ,I-'4CI'I"."',' xl, ,-
SAN ANTONIO, Popi. 5. (A. '.''.(
Lieutenant James H. Docdlttle landed
here at seven-ten today on his , one
ston flight from coast, to coast and de
parted at elKht-twenly-three for San
Diego. Odullttle' left Jacksonville,
Florida, at ten-three, last night.
met- resort, i.Mi't It? .And silk hose
coston an average of three times
as much In France us 'they do at i
home!" '
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HARDING PLANS
II
EXTENSION OF
H
MKCTOI
III
ill
Action Against Samuel Gomp
v ers Planned by - Daugherty
Under Chicago Injunction..
JEWELL ISSUES MESSAGE
FROM HIS HIDING PLACE
LA FOLLETTE RECEIVES
.-Evelyn Atkinson will represent Se
attle In the Atlantic Cily pageant, hav
ing won the Seattle -beauty contest.
. MILWACK.KR.'.WIs-... 'lt. ' t.(V.
j P.)- Mentor La Follette today receives
Judgment at the. hands of republlcHn
voters o hlij wur record.' William j.
jCanfield opposing candidate, con
Iductod his campaign chiefly on this Is
sue. Ther Is fair weather aSid a large
vote 1b expected. '
852 REGISTERED IN
THE PENDLETON GRADE
SCHOOLS; NEW RECORD
Round-Up Park Crowded Mon
day Afternoon for Labor's
Athletic Games and Stunts.
FIFTY THOUSAND ARE
NEW YOIIK. Sept. 5. Fifty thou-
One of the l.igiwst rowds that ever o...m ,,o ne.-u
.... , t. . . ' urui ii.it- itini iiii'ir nui i 'iiHm'iiH inf
adiutlon other than the Itound-Up , 1U """"""tee for the prevention
Iteelf was present yesterduy after- of bllndm- l an appeal lo normal
noon .to see and participate In the "-'lools, teachers colleges and untver-
sports program given under the aus- ' J ' "'' V""',
infivatloti In their health anil cdiHu-
tlon courHt'H.
'.The if arc 17 tuples, all nltinv to
THE WEATHER
...i.,. nr r.,.,,.. it w:i learni-d rroio laction or me maiKei lona: .n tim-
an authoritative source. The wed- a surprise to a majority of theTi a le,
ding, urcordlng to present plans, will ' that It did not reflect the accumu-
occur in October. rue princess -1 laumui 01 i-iih ut ,..
cently vMted Doom, where the for-; over the holiday. Spot premiums In
mer emiwror is living in exile, lint ( most markets were slightly - lower
led Incognito and the journey but In Winnipeg wnere receipt weie
made o quietly that only a few I heaviest demand was good oni pn
knew of It. News of the engag ces higher. Kxpoil news was con
ment is still a secret in Germanv. I flii-ting but indications were not
It's publication is exacted to raii'e ' lacking of -a good business beinc
a fenation. dividing the aristocracy , done in a jniet way. Niw York re
lnto two camps. The prince-it tiwn- i ported at least one million bushel"
!. large estate at Siiarhor. Prussian soin over ine nouoay 10 uit conn
ilSilesia. She formerly was the wife nent. which a like umoiint was said
jiof Prince Schoenarh Carolath. wholto huv- bcn sold out or Chicago,
j died of lng trouble during the war , StatlMh s Tnr the visible supply do not
'white flc'illmr with the dragoon show an. overwhelmingly I Hsh sit-
) (guards.
pices of the labor organizations p
Walla Walla. Ijx Grande and Pendle- I
ton. I
Tlie program of events was staged j
under the direction of Emory Worth
ington. Juries . S. Johns noted ns
-tarter and tho judging was done 'by
Charles Pond and Hex Kills. Glenn
Bitsheo did the announcing.
The Hound-Op association tried
out five horses for' the entertainment
of the crowd. Other events and the
winners 'thereof ore as follows:.
1 flush, fift yards, bovs under 12-
rhould be Included In uuy course on
general health education, tho com
mittee points out. This course, with
study periods and practice ' c'asses.
sholild have a recognized place In the
curriculum of Mchools, and students
who qualify should be accorded ade
quate credits, it Is held.
In the proposed course of 17 top
Pendleton's school attendance
Is on the Increase, uccordlng to
the enrollment in the four
grade schools toduy which shows
the total to be KS2 compared
with the SUri enrolled on( the
first dsy last year und the 802
entered at Um opening of the
term in 192(1 .
The enrollment for the vari
ous schools Is as follows: Field,
; Hawthorne, 239; Lincoln.
274,-and Washington 273. Fig
ures from the Pendleton high
school are not yet available.
A complete corps of teachers
Is, on duty, says H. B. Inlow,
city school superintendent.
Machinists' Head Throws Dowri,
Gage of Battle to Harding
and the Federal Courts.
WASHINGTON, Sertt. .5. (U. P,)
Representative HudUleston, democrat,
of Albany, today introduced a bill
ulmed at tho "ixiugherty Injunction,"
which would extond tho nuilfensanoo
Htututes to Include any government r
flolul, "who by means of his autlnirlt.:. .
deprives or attempts to deprive an.
person from- his lawful freedom of
speech, press or assemblage." . HUd
dlestou contends the Chicago .iniuneJ
tlon Is illegal. The bill , prowtlfH u,
penalty for violation of hi .bin-.-, the
maximum sentence toolng lu years lind
$10,000 fine.
Action Agal)lf.t iinx'rs. : ,
WASHINGTON. Sejit. 5. U.' .
The white house said today thiii tixu
'govthnment wolUil- aat. -attompt to ;
abridge the liberties of strikers by, too
rigid enforcement of the Injunction.
The strikers' meetings will not be In
terfered with, the purpose of the. in
junction merely bcine to uuarantett
continued interstate commerce.. De
spite this statement, legal experts ijt
iho department of justice today scru-,
tinned Labor Day speeches, and mes
sages of labor leaders to dcUsrminu
whether they were In violation' of tho
Injunction. Harding and Daughterly
were displeased ' by utterance"! of
tlompers und other labor, leaders.' It
Is understood that Daughurty Is ready,
to take action against Goniptrs. ' v
LA GRANDE PRAISED
FOR ITS HOSPITALITY
FYtond Injunction., ,
WASHINGTON, Sept. B.TitJ l'.)'
lresldent Harding and his cabinet to
duy discussed tho extension . o: the
Daughorty injunction to Include all
persons rendering aid in any form :o
"I the striking shopmen. On,) vabinet
meinoer uvtiui cu um ,...--.- .. -
necessary to silence leaders of non
striking unions. Other members tfis.
favor the extension. All OBi'eed, In
cluding the president, that caution
was necessary to avoid interferinff
with free speech and press rights.
High praise of Iji (Irsnde's
Isllty Is given by Pendleton lHikles i
Jewell Issue StaU'lllclK.
j CHICAGO, Sept. 6. -(U. P.) Pres
jldent Jewell of the strtkiny shopmen,
isent a messuge to his folhwerj fronu
his hiding place. The nieMHge. wan
printed In the shopmen's Weekly Bul-
IIOSPI- , ,,n,n IhA mtll tH Sfaild
iciiii i " - n - - - - -
firm, amuttnic tliem th flybt i3 von.
To thu executive Jewell ayn: Ttu
are licked and you and your mwovlatcv
know It."
r.-tr-i.H'a fitrilnur nhcA.. K'hHllCr llO
WHrt Kuthei-.! together. . ,lnni.dWi-lv after the tnJuncilon,
The reKlHter Hhowed de.leato4 from I .... tA fAr uthoriUt,.
who attended tlie Tnltle comn'ion t'l
(he iieiKhhorlnn; city Haturday i.nd
IsniHlay, when Knlifhta of Khorawin
fren nearly ever rlty In thfc North-1
HuntliiKf on.
jvtrln under 12:
kr-cond Ijiimt
4 teoi'Ke
Ktrst, Hoy Artiburn; second, JnmeM
!hmi.
li-h, -'i0 yardn,
Plraf, - Violet BeHt;
Muniford.
Z Hark ruee fre for all;
I'armt, Ch:irle Oe.tz.
4 l;ihhr.ft vardc. boyn under Ifl:
First, rta IS wain; ni'rond, IIii1m;i1 Al
len, .
hi Dafh. r. yards firln und'T 16:
FirM. Ilosmarv- Whiteman; weond
Kuthlw-n M-nintoek.
6- "r.'iekcr i-atinjjr ciil-t: FrM
Haiold Vortman; wtond, If'-nry John
(topics ar Included: The trnetur uf t Marnhf'eld
I'endh'ttin,
Fur land.
fi. (J -undo.
The I:illii,
Reported by Major Lee 2loorhou!e
weather obntner.
Muximum, 72.
Minimum, 4ft.
Barometer.
r" i i
I I TODAY'S
! iH FORECAST
Ton'iiht and I
' ' Wed. nhofft. J
ON TARIFF COMMITTEE
WASHINGTON. i pt. ; J-f . V.
A dUPt!on of repuhllcaii wnalora.
in, In-iinr MrNary of r C". tail led
on Priidfnt Har'ime tofUy to ur.
the appointment of a "dirt fainter' tt
ftH th nt v.icanoy n ih t-ir'-ff
i:utien such u Is tc nerally hel vi-d
toveNlst, tin- vissililo Int w-ok d--ma-Kil
r'i4.0eM' htifdipN t-ompar.-d
with an iiure;i" t 4 (t?l.noi ud
f n Ift -ar. Total now ;?.3-t.0'.M-v-.
SS.T4 t.'tim. I l'a ranees from ae
loard ci'iitinuf larci. thoncl
the l:k of ifenlaUve liird it
the inoint nt. and tipih-h n a h'Jtlt h
hull inttrl t. IT In iniiuily found tttit
the d)iiwnd revive v.ith any dis
play of tjidi n?. and it wtjnjd no
be urpriinjr to se IntreM lroaitr
and prijj vlp an a,dv ntins tn-I.'n-
in t he very near fnt nr.
the eye und ltn methodM of funetlou- t H-nd. Huttc, Hunnyside, Halt Lake, He
hi)?; common dtaeawa of Hie eye of
: ehildren and detection of ohvloiu
isftfiiK of commutdcuble diJ a; extim-
itiationa by teacliera to determine
j childien'a vUiuiI acuity; teaching ol
the nreHsity for refnu ilon by com-
lH-ftiM Injunction.
WASHINGTON, SepL 5. (t X-
attle, Foentello. Hord River. 1'aKera- f-"- " " " ,
field, HoUc. Newport. Hpokane. Knter- Harding adm nlNirnllon. f1
prl, rnion. Klln. Jum-vK lmWer.;it- by Wi llam H.
lUkor Hunrpter i?vr. Wallowa ud tl.lenl of th Internationiil AcelV
of maehlninta. 8B.0U0 of whoJH. ni-n
petent eyealffht apeehtliatH in CMMea of
; defective vision, and the necevaity foi
i Klto-HeK that "fit"; cooperation of
'teaehera with a-h04d dot-torn and
, iuiiim'h; adeifuate schod roin Itchi-
iing and wnUng arransreiuenta and In- 1
' Merior d corationa to otn iate r hase-
i ran ami atniinn and coitmderation ot i
, .itVpe Kfzea and atylea for textbook
First, Toota i'arity and H. O Honne!. '-e . j
I'VvpIp raee lw r under 16 ; ; '
First, IloN-rt nobbin. Alba Hain. j .... . .... .....
nan driving content: FliTt'OU IVIH-LIIM HUDLCO
Mm H. H HuphCK. Mm. V. K. INt. J
!' 3-Ik race; Ft rat. Moricnn-i
Gilbert: aeeond, Ta-inaldann-I'rctokA. i
ll.l,,- rinJ ll.,.rl.-. J1..H.MW. H.pt. S. tmerlranr
l,M!a are invoivea in ine ranroau lo.
,- i Majiding on the rostrum of
forbidden . ouder,
the -terms of the . fedora! Injunotiou
Mob Fletcher. who
i played In the land.
was
-I:ish, lift yards, free
NEEDED FOR ONE MEAL
Coniinu-d nn P"8 5
TT1.K MARIifTT VIIIT.
FftltTI-AND. Kept, e tA. P
Cattle quiet, inactive. H
- ftv rnt Invt-r nHm Ufht ' ft '
lto ti.?5. heep steady.
(inm it.ixtk ii:.i.
F.KKI-JN. -e;.t. r. H". I'. A
wid-pn-Hif r pol I'lirnnl fn nation
al!1i' I t ! ttal the f(rnT crtjW'i
prin -e i !ead in Hollnnd. The rn
rnr w;d ly dlffe--nt r-aeti-
oph. The riO!i.i'--hijt ettre4H eor
rrnr. .'htr- .-.ni-er th;t Hie d-it'i
a ill f in p.if;. fui'jri polilio.
' contemplating; viafla to Ituaia ahruld
: bi-titK with them auitcawa f amide
proMrtlona In which tv carry their
' nn n y. for irdtnnr poeketmjokn huve
'ion.; aiiic c-afetl to be adequate for
iarryiny the huge o,ointit!e of puier
i correne that one p required to have
order.to ext. The follominit mem
yvtn oe f Mo!H a leadins: rmtau-
i raftli inrticatea that one can d.ws rut h -
M , jer well for 2 an.i or 1 3.o.
' rtihlea:
HIA';", I. IV Th"j P-ftakf S.a. rubP-: etmp.
Hi: lit Keverend Kamu4 Falioxa. hd '; cnulifinwer. S.ft 0'.
of tV'f r frnied Kpfacopal church and ; (rtrawtc rrle, 4,l'(0.0: pdatoa, !.
a nationally known firure in r-brioia ' r.t(.t'ia: ham Mwn alit-eai 4. oti.fcaa;
flan a. dn-d hr 10ji), ased 7. chopa. T0tMa; coffee. 1.25"
RELIGOUS MAN DIES's
Island City.
Amouit the nn-mlMTH of the
n..f rvl Aum k'tiulnfl TVmiile. o.
who attended WW Johnson.- P.rg'. .strikers' meeting,
.... . . ...j i. i,... the terms of the
mimi ii ma, riuiinuiii . tL . ... . - ,,,1..1
visitor, gronu-a in vnicaso. jwhiimuh
' j the writ a "big noise.'? and. declared
that he proposed to stand on tiui "10-
jallcnable constitutional rights.
"They're Hot going to scare anybody
;by such damned fool tactics," declar
ed Johnston.
I CHICAGO, Sept. I. (V. !.) Th
first test case In tho Daupherty
Jumiion failed here today. Soera
Klodorki. arretted while lotterloc ta
the ilclnity of the railroad shop, here,
was released from cutsody. Federal
authorities abandoned the case, be-
Episcopal convention
TO OPEN TOMORROW:
POItTJ.ANO.
V. IM-.
Presiding Plnop it. n. iiittie 01 in. ,. . i,,,,,.!.
Kept. 5
Kpim-upal rtiiirvli. arrived here last
night. The house of blhep are to
day prepurlng for the formal open
ing or the "th triennial convention J
tomorrow. Totay was occupied In
regiMtratlon of blsln.p and deputies'
for the executive session of
Iviolated the Injunction. A
'case Is needed for the test.
stronger
cmnHI of blwhos.
i.n i.ii(ii:ii l Avouiir.
ItK'MiKUNK. !".. pt
Hatch play in the amateur roif chm
pionhip 1ar1-d today. The skies
mere h.-svy and the cotiree fogy.
Prevent Champion 'itilliiford Is a fa-
rorate sfter his snHatlonaI round r
KII.1.IJ 1 AttlDI-'JIT,
HAN KItANClSCO. tkpt. . U-
t"e ' P.) Theodore A. Hell, wee demo
cratic candidate tn California for
'governor was killed last night In aa
'automobile accident near (aa U-
lOIITIAM WltfcAT riUCtJ.
POHTLANI. Spt. &. f.V. P.
Bloe ltm and . Peart $!.:; e.'..-r
terday throufh mud and water la ". grades. l.Hrl "