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Show 1. HoldThcmDovn and ' UTAH tfmetUed tonight; Saturday, mostly . In temperature. tonight and Saturday; contin-e- d IDAHO mild temperatures. TEMPERATURES. Boston Bldg. Boston Bldg 60 Maximum Thursday T9 8 a.m. Friday 61 Minimum Minimum Thursday Friday ,.60 fair; unto change Fair PRICE FIVE CENTS 5 APPLICATIONS . A i J-13- 9 WOULD UTAHN CHOSEN AS ENVOY OF U. S. TO EGYPT Coriflict With )L I SOUNDS ANCIENTj0- PARTY WAR CRY Action Follow Formal Request For Treaty Documents. Candidate Are Urged To Stand by . President. WASHINGTON, WASHINGTON, mis-aio- -- - -- gray-haire- SOC fAll ST AGAINST fall In 1912 he wrote an "article n mar predicting an 3 is prediction proved correct At the outbreak of the World war he maa u itaander of the home units of the fiftieth arm corps but st his own request mas assigned to a field command He mas an earlv a locate of the use of asph xiating gases and before the end of the mar mas the premier recognised as one-strategists of the Imperial army. In a book published less than a decade ago he predicted a mar of the future in mhich gases and airplanes mould play major parts Anglo-Germa- PLOT BERLIN BERLIN, July 11 (API The collision of a motor car and In which a man and a woman were killed today led to discovery that the man was engaged In a military plot against the government, the police announced Thov said the mans name was Doerfe and the woman killed In (he aide car Elizabeth Hanke Doerre, ft was said, was an active member of the National Socialist party and had been engaged as a military instructor to members of that party TV RITES OWN Letters found on his body disOBITUARY closed that a large number of OMAHA. Julv 11 (AP) WilIncluding a machine liam B. Wychoff wrote his own weapons. were hidden by the National gun, funeral sermon yesterday before Socialists. The police raided sevo imw eral iroftsev and confiscated wifeailiites, to- many His condition today was said by weapons and a consideAble quan .hospital attaches to be critical tity of ammunition A dozen persons were arrested. One report said Doerre was a member of the secret o. MY-f- police D .imi 1 I, .. Court Sets Aside Governors Veto III Neb. July 11. (AP) Arthur J Weavers veto of legislative appropriation Items at he termination of the 1929 session, was set rside veser-day by a supreme court decision The court held legislative increases of appropriations f a three-fifth- s vote of the House aid Senate were valid, whereas the governor-cotended a vote was required on each individual item the legislature Increased over his budget recommendation. The court decision makes available the entire sum to the governmental agencies t' which It was originally apoortfoned LINCOLN, Gov Ranger Reach Body at Cliff Bottom in Zion Park. ZION -- NATIONAL .PARK, July After falling t death over a 65 foot cliff while attempting to descend from the precipitous Lady Mountain, the body of Eugene Cat- ferata, 1 9, missing since Tuesday afternoon when he left hla parly to go on a lone hike, was found hers Thursday at 4pm by a parled by Chief ty of searchers Ranger Joseph H.illey. Death resulted from lung compression, shock and exposure. In 11 8495 000 In TodafoGames WASHINGTON. July 11 (IN'S) William L. Jardlna (above) who was secretary of agriculture during the Coolidge administration, is to be appointed American minister to Egypt, it was learned at the White House today. The state department has already received word of his acceptability from the Egyptian government It is understood the appointment to Egypt will be more or less temporary. Jardine receiving a more Important post as soon as one becomes available - Jardine formerly was president of the-- Kmim State -- Agricultural college. Negro Women Use Separate Ship on Tour -- tM- - 11 mid-strea- m ? The London naval treaty Despite savage assaults on all three, Matson asserted Republican orators need apologize for none of them. The administration's farm relief plan, he said, "represents the best thought of students of this prob 8 the government has not been able to break down age old prejudices of race. The laws of old Jim Crow have proved effective agapi. Shipping lines of the world reof fused to haul a mixture colored and white Gold Star mothers and widows They (orced the war department, lu charge of the Gold Star mothers and widows' pilgrimage to the graves of their boys to charter separate, entire ships lor transportation of colored groups. One line, it waa - learned, agreed to haul the colored were groups, provided they segregated and given colored stewards This the war de- parlment vetoed,-- - Additional efforts to secure passage for the colored groups met with polite, but firm refusal North German Lloyd, Cunard and Anchor, the -- French Line, and th- - International Mercantile Marine do. were appealed to, but offered nothing. Other then ship segregation, however, there will be no discrimination between the white and colored groups. Secretsry of War Hurley assured the country Of . m . ,,,,,.5 - forms Talk When He Gei Ready; Denies Quitting. (AP) back bis party foes for a second time. Claudius Huston has given word he wilt announce his status as chairman of the Be publican national committee In his (INS)lown time after the Senate ad- - Stand by ths president" Republicans up for this year and feeltng nuns too chipper over the outlook wars advised today by Senator James E Watson of Indiana, Republican leader of Aha Senate, to rest their of cases on this ancient war-cr- y the party In power. The veteran Senate leader wrote what Is generally considered to k for be the Republican the current campaign, in which a new House is to be elected as a third of the Senate. He counselled bicol leagues to go to the country on the record not of the Hoover administration apologetically, but with high praise for its accomplishments, ifhd defiance for its critic The American people," said Matson, should back President Hoover to the limit. They should give him a congressional majority in both branches that will try to help and not hinder in (he development of his plana in his He is pear He baa faced administration. grave- - problema that he did not create. He has met innumerable difficulties for which he is in no wise responsible. To solve them he has carried through a great program of legislation and administration Mr. Hoover has accomplished this, Watson declared, despite the fact that he has "labored unde: the handicap of constant opposition" from one branch of Congress. Ha referred to' the Senate where the Republican jiaper majorityh uilif feT'TSf' the western insurgents voting oa often against the administration as with It. Ths three principal accomplish ments of the administration, and upon which it asks for the return of a Republican Congreea In November, Watson listed os fbllows 1 Farm relief. - p I- WASHINGTON. ' WASHINGTON,' Julyi (INS) A little contingent of 68 colored Gold Star Mothers and widows, tomorrow will sail for France and the graves of their sons and husbands, the only passengers on a whole big P1"" Rain Foe He Willi p- - July 11 jourrfs Thl he waa the declaration late jesterday to officers of The nafionar committee who had ent into announced before they ith their chairman thst session hts resignation must be forthcommad ing hat 1 have His statement that that aubject mill be with-hel- d until after the adjournment of the Senate waa accepted by the Republican chief tains and they Immediately interpreted it as meaning h then would announce his resignation Warns Papers. But Mr. Huston emphasised to newspaper men that 1 have made no promises' and he marned them to make interpretations 'on jour o n responsibilltv Joseph R Nutt, treasurer, and Junes F Huston 8 heard counsel Burke, words to the newspapermen and did not challenge them They thyamong are those demanding his retirement. Twice now Mr Huston has told Republican leaders he will not quit under fire They are beginning to believe him and they are endeavoring to end speculation and get the party controversy out of the press It was last April not long 'after Huston's eoeotmtee wtth the ale lobby committee, that a group of Republicans Including two cabinet member Secretary Hyde and Postmaster General Brown, called He refused, upon Huston to quit. while under fire ' , Silences Encmie Then It was gossiped at the capital that Huston would quit when President adjourned Congress Hi.nrer began looking for a OiUa. was the general cboice.Tfcen the prest- dent talked to Huston and Mr. Huston let it be known his Intention bad not changed His foes within the party again ivt busy and It was agreed among those attending yesterday t session showdown with their to have chairman. Ho silenced them at the morning session bv confining the meeting to the purpose for whtch he called it a discussion of the party's campaign plans' Tbn In the afternoon he himself brought up the subject of hla failure as to say on Faot - J 'Anti The new tariff law. he declared - SaloOtt LcaPUC Is beneficial equally to business O and to the farmer "In fact," he said, "the new tariff law is chiefly lu Its rates a farm relief measure " LINCOtA" Veb Jul 11 (AP) As for the London na al treaty Dr. Jennie M Callfa of Omaha it represent he said. great for- who in 3928 bolted the Democratic ward step down the road to world ranks In opposition to Governor Al peace Smith, yesterday was endorsed for the Democratic United Mates nomination bv the NebrasMINERS OVERCOME n ka M BY SMOKE, FIRE Dr, Callfax league p posed Gilbert Hitchcock Omaha publisher and fasmar Vniud "'XEADTS- Tr.- Jotr Jt f APp Several miners were overcome b.. Fred Hall, also cf Omaha smoke and fumes and between 5'0 and 600 others escaped from the underground workings when fire destroyed the Ellison hoist of the SJiQvy Hoifteata)tKA!lT ,UL trigU- itau-In- a . damage estimated at more than 8600 000. HA RB France. Jnir li -t- AP) The fire is believed to have or feeven Ljropean jeautieg. of their countries at the iginated when oil exploded in the compressor room. The hoist wss forthcoming Galveston Internationthe principal one of the company al beauty content jesterdav were properties and one of the largest bound for Texas aboard the tn the country French liner Niagara. The miners were at work under HEAT DESTROYS CROPS. ground when the fir started, bu) were brought safely to the surface ATLANTA REX LEASE BATTERY July U (AP) A through other hoist drought in northwest Georgia and The force of the air coming out severe' crop damage in CASE POSTPONED Kentucky from the shaft prevented the fire were chargeable todav to the LOS ANGELES Calif, from the South's latest heat wave, which spreading downward into July II , INS) Trial of Rex Lease, lower working reached a new high level today charged with beating up Vivian Duncan, Rtaga and screen Star.- - today was postponed until Julv 81 by peace Justice John L. Webster Miss Duncan, confined today in a Hollywood hospital, denied reports that Nils Aather, her fiancee, planned to "beat up Lease. "The story Is perfectly silly," Miss Duncan said LONDON. It la doubtful if the evidence would July Spiritualists have set the Mage for be accepted by the skeptics but we 8lr Arthur Conan Doyle's who have known Mrs- Estelle Robtrance before them during ert who will be the clairvoyant. memorial service to be held, Sun- hare jo doubt st all day at Albert HalL LONG BRANCH. N. J , July II The author's- - favorite- - chair will occupy the center of the platform, (AP) Any number of people visited Greenlawrn cemetery WASHINGTON, July 11. (AP) to the lay eye empty, but to hie who - Bight loot will vouch devotees for the of the occupied by call by Commander spirit Following O. L. Bodenhamer of the Ameri- th man who created Fhrlock tale that a white, dangling, thape-ler- a Holme and who died Monday. can Legion at the White Houne object hovers around trees and d w II ait tombstone. yv Lcginn beadqy ct era an. . Lady Doyle, hla wido nounced President Hooverwould turned q( attend Ihe open! ,g of Its annual plae she always occupied during the myatic hour of midnight to see convention in Boston, October (. her husband a public lecttfre Sha the apparition, and an hour later The Legion commander called at, wwv ssld today to regard lhi. as women stood glued to the ground the White House to expreaa appre- the lost public demonstration that end men ran tn fright when shrieks ciation of the World War veterans she would attend witM him. rant the air. to Mr Hoover for having At Lady Doyles request, Frank The shrieks seemed to come from approved legislation In wh'-- h the Legion waa Hawken. organizing secretary of the crowd Itself but it was ell interested. the Spirit Memorial Service, said, very ghastly. demonstration :ef clairvoyance group .1VU,Ii UNDERGO OPERATION.. will be given. She supports Sir Ar- tlon Sunday night, when thur's view that clairvoyance Is a of youths raced Into town with the BUFFALO, N. 7.. July II cloth- d rite.' a religious object (INS) Olenn H. Curtiss, famous Wa expect tt to ho the largest ed in white, whtch chased, them pioneer r aviation, scheduled st ctnlnroyanc ever made. whew they threatened to- - shoot. to undergo an operation for appen-dieit- attempt Police have taken cognizance of but whqthsr Sir Arthur will bs able - Dr, Wrir-fet t tody.Thew;. 40' only by .way will pertoim ths operation this for 'the medium to describe him la keeping thacurieus from., tramp on he Even should if problematical. gray 'log Holland-Amerlc- Backs Democrat sen-ator- al anti-saloo- a. g European Beauties Leave. for. jepre-aentatn- Spiritualists Set Stage For Doyles Appearance Jl(AP) Prest. Hoover to Attend Legion Meet .... n rib, a splinter of which pierced AMERICAN LEAGUE- his lung foofemdof fifth: R. over the cliff which' Although l Cafferata fell Is 66 feet high. It Clldvceland At Detroit - la broken by a series of steps, each Brown, Miller and Myatt; lloyt about 14 feet In heigh hence u is thought that ths youth was not and Hayworth. killed instantly, but lived tor sev- hcore end sit tilled; lea go : - r. vT . 7 -. rvv ; . .S Cafferata, a university graduate Ch Vt St, Louis I from St. Louis, Mo . left his parly and Blacbolder Tate; Caraway at ths Zion lodge about 2 30 Tuea- - and Ferrell. Suafteraoon day According to Only game scheduled. perintendent E. , Scoyen of Zion National Park, the boy climbed to NATIONAL LEAGUE. tbs top of Lady mountain, also known as Zion mountain, safely. R. H. E. "nil registered In a tourist book Cincinnati .5 11 0 S 0 there, but in attemptlnjrto descend At Philadelphia 'alone and in ths dark.' he apparLucas and Gooch; Coils rd and ently strayed from the trait and Davis. tumbled over the cliff. ' Ths body will bs taken to ths 11 0 hems of his mother, Mrs. Christine Chicinnnart-Cafferats of BL Louis. She is ex At Philadelphia ,S S 0 Rallahan, . Hgld aad- 'W'Uson; peeled to arrive m Cedar day to lake charge of arrange- - Brame and Hemaley. eats. On lT i CUy-Fjj- July ; Tu'-mn- text-boo- y ye-4r- Fb iong-lege- u la i TT 1930 Memenatrato--raafM-itt7y-ye- I V 't, Ik ft A. H iV YEAR EIGHTY-FIRS- T State Roads Blocked Cloudburst 0. P. 'LEADErTO SENATE ADVISED (INS) July 11 President Hoover today declined to transmit to the Senate the oecret WASHINGTON, July II (AF) documents and correspondence that Rejection of applications (or five powers in the Boulder canyon electric generat- passed between the London, naval negotiation of the ing plante which would provide treaty. 089 horsepower, was announcAnsw ering Ihe'Senata'i resolution n ed today by federal powfr. com Hoover adopted the conventional were The appticationa for preliminary permits to establish the attitude that it would not he comfeasibility of the projects, all in patible with the public interest for Arizona, and wera rejected, offi- him to furnish the Senate with the cials said, because they would con- documents and correspondence. The president's refusal occasionflict with Boulder dam. The cancelled applications were-Cit- ed little surprise, for it had been the of Los Angeles for 800,000 expected, particularly sines horsepower, Southern California Senate couched its resolution re-s Edison company, 1 200 000 horse- as to afford him an avenue for The resolution requested power, G Henry Stetson, 1 600,000 fusing horsepower and two others by the documents If not compatible James B. Glrand and the board of with the public interest." directors ! Arizona. statinstitu-tion- s Jn international affairs. the president said he must not affront The aggregate proposed was 4 the representatives of other na. 070,000 horsepower white the projlions and thus make future relaects now in operation under the tions with such nations more difJurisdiction of the commission ficult and less frank " It is underproduce aboupt 2 600,000 horse- stood to be a reference to- some of Premier Macdonald a eommuni power. Announcing the rejection, the cations to this government, which said commission would be embarrassing politically Most ef these applications have to the Labor government of Britain been pending throughout tile en- If permitted to become public tire period of the Colorado river controversy and mow that beginning of Boulder dam construction RALPH FLEAGLE has been authorized, proposals for PAYS PENALTY conflicting developments mey no longer be considered." CITT, Colo. July It i. E. Bonner, executive secre- CANONRalph d Fleagle, tary of the commiesion, said the (INS) bank bandit, who for twengrisssly was to made rejection subject years was known as one of the right of appeal by the applicants ty most daring bank robbers of the within 9ft days. west, was dead today, having paid Ine penalty for his life of crime by FAMED GENERAL hanging at the state penitentiary -- OF GERMAN ARMY hereHead erect, with a steady tread a prayer on hts lips ths leader DIES AT AGE OF 81 and of the bandit pack walked, to ths BERLIN, July 11 (AP) Gen- gallows without emotion at 9 last night eral Frederick VOn Bernardl, who o'clock The trap was sprung at 9 OS and led the imperial army both in was he pronounced dead victory and defeat, died here yes- at 9 16 officially , terday at the age of 81 In the war of 1870 General 4 11 HUSTON Boulder. Applicants Granted 90 Days to Appeal Cases. FRIDAY JULY Re-Ope- ns G. Held to HURT PRESTIGE, Proposals Number of Accident 887. CITY UTAH SALT LAKE OF ARIZONA FOR I 1I To Reveal Letters POWER PLANTS NOTES Death 25, injured. 596. i President Refuses BOARD REJECTS County Auto Toll; ICM City , Extends TWO UTAH MEN I - Ti KILLED IN FALL OF PLANE NEAR MEXICO BORDER r Over Torrid Wave Kills Payson Father, Son 31 in Eastern Victims of 1,000 States. Foot Crash. All Northern Utah. 11 Last reports from the state highCHICAGO, (INS) July way commiss on Friday on the "Fair and warmer was the almost condi'ion of roads damaged or universal prediction for central blocked by the cloudbursts and western states today as millions storms of Thursday ar'rnc. n in- continued to suffer tn the most Indicated that the. condition was not tense heat waveeof the year as bad ,s was first reported The While thunderstorms were exSalt road Is closed and pected to bring relief in a few lowill likely not be cleared for calities no general relief was foreDOLGbt S, Vrlzona, July 11 AP ) J. A Haymore, southern dajs, but in the mean time de- cast by lha government observer tours are being prepared and w Meanwhile the toll of deaths at- Arltona and Mexico business man be opened aa soon as the road dilfs tributed to the heat mounted to 31 and his ton, Roscoe, wera killed scores of prostrations were reand sufficiently. At present officers arc to today when their Rtnall monoplane Thousands thronged state ned at both the Salt Lake and ported. bathing beaches and other resorts TelLT 000 feet 'riear the Interna-- ' ends of the to road Ogden stop Cities along the Great Lakes were tional airport. traffic, according 1o H S Kerr, favored breezes which John A Haymoro was 60 years chief engineer of the department promised byto cooling the last throughout Weber canyon is blocked from day Chicagos temperature was old. His son was 18. the very gateway, but equipment below 80 up to noon. The elder Haymore was born has been sent In and it Is expected In the plain region however, at Payson, Utah. He had cattle that it will be opened for traffic hot, dry winds furnace-Itk- e produced land In Utah and Mexico. by Monday Parleys canyon Is atmosphere. In numerous secopen to traffic already, it was re- tions farmers were reported to have Haymore and his son had gone C. K. ported. Wright, assistant en- stopped work In the fields aloft presumably for a pleasure Is in of gineer charge well above the spin operations Temperatures Roscoe. who recently learnat Weber canyon while L. W Bes- century were common mark son, district engineer at Ogden, and throughout the middle west yester- ed to fly, s believed to have been 8. L. Cate, district engineer at Salt and these records apparently piloting Lake are directing the work be- day were due to be exceeded by thli afBoth men were dead when tween Salt Lake and Ogden. E ternoon. reached. C. Knowlton, enmaintenance SI. Louis Gets 103 Is In gineer of the department the mercury climbed to charge of the work In Parleys 103While In St. Louis yesterday aevan canyon in several of the canyons the more heat deaths tn that city and FOLEY LEAD roads were covered to a consider- East 8t Louis III , were reported, bringing the total for the vielnlty able depth with rocks and debrl to 15 but washouts were few and it was Frankfort and other elites expected that .11 of the roads of West STATE-GOlower Illinois sweltered under woaild be sufficiently -- cleared or LFtemperatures ranging to 106 Heat rerouted by Friday night to al low lb. resumption of all traffic buckltng caused considerable damto pavements. Crops were be Teams tractors, scrapers and age ing toasted Imsteam shovels were rushed A dash of rain brought s modistorm cum of relief to mediately following the Springfield, III, Bobby Jones Shoots Two Thursday night to the roads worst after heat records for last four Under Par at Na damaged snd the digging out" years were broken by the temperaprocess continued throughout the ture of 98 and one deatha was causTraffic On most of the ed tional Open. night. by the weather. highways was resumed Thursday Hottest la 15 Tears night, according to Maintenance A temperature of 104 was regisEngineer E C. Anowlton of the C. E Foley lead the early finistats road commission, who add- - tered at three Iowa eltiea yesterday, Bluffs and Mar- shers In ttiw estlfylgg round, of rohably ev eral days Atlantic, Council " Dea Moines' highest the annual Utah Btate golf tourna would he required to get the shalltown. roads all back to normal condi- was 108. Four more deithg were ment today with a Bne ft, Just for v " tion. attributed to the heat. Cedar Rapids experienced Its hottest weather over par Abel Larson scored Damage Slight r the speed and in 18 jear Considering Sixty horses were re 7. Just one above the defending abruptness with which the storm ported to have died ef the heat In champion. struck the damage la not consid Greet and Sioux counties. J. H Morrison tallied an 86 with Three deaths tn Minnesota Were X K. Mckolson gathering an 83. . ered so serlou Some farm lands In Davis county were swept. Jiy - 1 ByraoPk'fckcVtw ears, ,85 f 9 s Lfttfe Hock, Ark , rand Huron Hunter 86 The rest edjvRrvatore flood wafers carrying tons of of the t had not completed their rocks, sand and debris Into the S D . reported temperatures of 104, fields snd one house and several while the mercury was unofficially rounds farm buildings were destroyed raid to be at 109 in Kansas Colorado today entered Its elevINTERLACHEN club Only a few waae of slight injury enth consecutive day of abov-9- 0 (AP) Bob-b- y July 11 Continued On Pare Six) no temperatures with relief In Jone fighftlng to reraln tha sight Denver recorded 92 yester- lead tn defense of the Natloual AMERICAN YACHTS day and Pueblo, 96. championship, shot the first Miles City, Mont, and Sheridan, Open nine of his second round in 34, two RACE FOR CHANCE Wyoming, sweltered with the ther- under par He had 71 yesterday and needed 73 to overtake Mac Smith TO DEFEND CUP mometer at 96. who lead early ftntshers with 14S. 8mtth with an eagle 8 on NEW VORK. R. I. July 11 PITTSBURGH HOMES Horton the nlntltwgs evenjwith Bobby for ( IN'S) Enterprise ant, Weetamoe, 7 holes with IttS. two outstanding candidates FLOODED the AS MAIN Scores at the end of 36 hotel for the honor of defending the WATER PIPE BURSTS in the National Open Golf ChamAmericas cup against Sir Thomas Llpton s fifth Shamrock, will pionship, showing yesterday's and Julv II (AP) hook up todav In a todays round In order triangular ThePITTSBURGH. water-mai- n a of bursting ( (x) indicates amateurs ) thirty mile battle that ought . to Bent torrents of water 8 at xChlck Evan Chicago bo worth a trip to Newport to more times than three feet deep, 156 see streets of the roaring through Walter Kossman. Belleville, 111, If there is anything like a real wind it should be a terrific scrap. northslde district early today. The gg.gy 170 of more than 400 homes Eddie Schult Troy. N. Y, .Xh result of this race will un- basements were and In some Inquestionably have a weighty and stancesflooded, the water the reached R Lovekin, Mlnneapofu, W. tailing Influence on the selection first floor of the building committee, headed by W. Butler waters The tore a hole two feet Bob Shave. Cleveland Ohio, Duncan p Mr Duncan associated with cup square In the pavement at and Basin as afreets the pipe Robert Malr, Texarkana. Texas, t the and the .agreed, over - aui retrospect is om what staggering, hurst, 10 blocks The pipe waa area of A R Thorn, Washington, D. is the chief observer here the main supply line to the disbattle of the billions In which the a from trict reservoir at Mlllvale, 8 Al Espinosa, Chicago, only one of the costly quartet of A suburb. . 154. yachts can get past th scrap heap. Residents awakened by the roar Lloyd Gulllckson, Cleveland, 86- n stream rushed 78158 London July 11 (ap sir of the into the streets rapidly flooding Thomas Llpton. noted Willie Kidd Mlnneapoll British It was an hour before police could 158. trader and sportsman, has devel- restore quiet, and several hours 3 op a slight cold and U staying Jock Hendry, St Paul. before could shut city employes Indoors. 165. There is "nothing ser- off the water resident of the 8 xGus Novotny, Chicago, ious, it was slate to inquirers district return and to their home 155 tuls morning, but in view of his Mel Shorey, Washington, D C., forthcoming visit to the United States for the America races he AUTO HITS TRAIN ; ts not taking any risks. Jules Blanton, Toledo. Ohio, Youth Believed to Have Been at Pilot Wheel. Lake-Ogde- n sv-er- 11 TAKES -- t. ht- ' rs pt-e- 81-7- Vos-kam- v 1 1 76-7- terror-stricke- 77-8- 1 77-7- , 77-7- 1 7 CHILDREN HURT BOLT REMOVES AUTO WINDSHIELD EVANSTON, Wvo. July l'l (AP) A bolt of lightning removed of glass from the very particle windshield of Dan Mulligans automobile but left rulllgan uninjured He was knocked unconscious by the impact and the car ran Into a ditch A motorist found Mulligan unconscious and reylved him. Fxcept for the mining windshield, the car was undamaged. 1 0 Tom Bvrd. New York. 158. NEW YORK, July 11 (AP) N. .Willie Klein, East Wllliston, automobile In which ten boys T., and girls were returning from a Dave Sutherland. St. Loul Mo., collide! party on Long Island wslth a trolley ctr In Brooklyn at George B. Smith Moorestown, daybreak this morning, and aev. en occupant of the motor car N J. 0 Joe Ezar, Los Angele were so badly Injured they were 161 taken to a hospital. Rocco Rich, Larchmont, N. T, Most seriously hurt was Edna Tobin. 17, who ay have Internal 9 Olin Rutra. Los Angele The automobile turned Injuries 152. over wrhen It hit the street car, Sid Salt Lake Harman, under City, pinning all tt passenrers 78-8- -- 81-8- I 73-7- I Utalw James Kenney, Detective Convicted GRAF FLIES LOW In Julian Oil Case OVEfLABERDEEN Toledo, Ohio, New York, 54 John Scheubel, Philadelphia. 67 Gene Sarazen. XQS (AU) The Gref Zeppelin returning from a trip to Spitsbergen flejr. over Aberdeen at 11 o'clock thia forenoon. The --GerthAtt Ship descended to a low altitude whlje passing over the city and headed off toward the south. Louis Krause, detective waa convicted by a Jurv last night of bribing Jurors for Jacob and Louis Berman defendants In 7515' Charles 81155. Hiluendorf, Detroit. ' 7i 78- Houghton, Washington. Cor4 87-Al 759. the 1928 'Jnllan-PetToleporatlon fraud trial. Krause faces Perry Del Vechlo, Qrtensburg. one to fourteen vears tn prison um Krause and the Berman broth-sr- a Pa. Bunny Torpey. Kansas City. 8 1 who w.r. nfflel.l. of th. Tu Han corporation, were Indicted for T7-16- 3 Jimmy Noonan, Gary. 81-8- 2 paving Frank C. Grider, a Juror. GENEVA- - July 1L (AP) The 85.660 for his rote, a 1 purchasing 185 Na-tion Jusecretariat of, the League of Yotgt. New York. 78-7- 8 fromJohn B. Grove, another 155. for 316 006, today expressed satisfaction ror, an 38 606 house Peter O'Hara, Pittsburgh, T5-7- T over Mexico' announced Intention The Bfrmana wo- - dismissals In to Zend h representative to " the for thelrjesttmonv 'Ted on fh es Grt Wftif Turner, Nortfrf4taI' Mas,' 'Otitic? and await league'll TkBvIXdtytommlttee - bribery charge opium t raffia. - f |