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Newspaper Page TextRose FAIR TONIGHT AND TUESDAL Consolidation ol The Evening Newt and The Rouburg Review VOL. XXVI BUM DOUGLAS COUNTY News- Review An lndpndtnt Newspaper, Publiahtd for the Btit Interests of ths People. ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED jrY.RE SERVICE WORLD S NEWS TODAY NO. 200 OF R. LITTLE E BY 1 ROSEBtJRC OREGON. TUESDAY. JULY 14. 1925. VOL. XIII NO. 99 OF THE EVENING NEWS I PRIN r WALES PLAVS FIREMAN AND SAVES LIVES OF TOTS 1 KAFUE, Rhodesia. July U. The Prince of Wales played the part of a heroic fireman today when he assisted sett!- era in extinguishing a fire In a native wood and grass chll- dren's house at the Kafue . agricultural show. All of the ' ' children were rescued. lf The blaze started during a iiir. t luncheon given In the Prlnce'a Squabble Between Univcr- honor. The children's house was destroyed in five nun- utes. Wales joined 1n the work of preventing the fire from spreading. :i GURRiCULA sity and College Decided by Report Today. SOME SHIFTS MADE Music Eliminated at O. A. C. but Most Requests of University Denied Swap Course. RES T FIRESi-a SVS IN DENVER ESTR1CTEO BY "DADS' COUNT! UIMDER CONTRO L Two Fires Burning on Na tional Forest and One on State Land. ltfXATIVKS OP VETS MAV HKTl ltX CASH TO OBTAIN HUM'S l.OAV rAMnflatLrrM lww.t WIrr.) SAI.KM. Ore.. July 14. ifl refunding to the state j cash bonuses that may haw been accented bv relatives of ! soldiers who died In the ser ! vice, dependent widowB, fa ! thers or mothers of such ser vice men may avail them selves of the loan privilege of the bonrd of higher curricula af- under the bonus and loan fecting the future division of work' act- according to an opinion at the University of Oregon and , ' Attorney-Oeneral Van Win Oregon Agricultural College was kI' vestcrdnv. .i,i. mihtie t.t w rr r i The opinion Is an Inter- Smilh. chairman of the board.' It; ''?,on. ot "m!"S" shows little dmstlr change In o h art made by the 1 925 fAtwtrTatM Vrrm 1ik Wit.) PORTLAND. Julv 14. Decision MORE ARE EXPECTED Blazes Started by Lightning Sometimes Do Not Show Up for Four or Five Days, Ranger Says. PKNVER, Colo., J The shadow of an official of "don'ts" hung newsboys of Denver today, aa the result of the passage last night by the city council of an ordinance opposing shout- Wig In selling papers; requlr- Ing each youth to obtain a city license and specifying the corner on which he may oper- ate. j The ordinance requires that all newsboys must sell from stands on designated street. corners and each stand must offer for sale editions of every Ienver daily newspaper. Lie- ences would be issued with out charge. The 'ordinance now goes to Mayor Stupleton for signature or veto. ' liTEXAN ELECTED fis! GRID RULER OF I ORDER QF ELKS (WOLVES BIG SUM The forest fire situation In Doug las county today was reported to be considerably improved. Thirty five lightning fires have been luiu.n in auogeiner. ana it is ei-; tentative liruifu mui mere win oe a few .more show up. With the excep tion of two fires on the Umpqua national forest, all of the fires on the government reserve are ex tinguished or under control. The county patrol this afternoon re ceived the report of a new fire near West Fork, probably another of the fires started by the storm. Just showing up. Altogether there were 24 llght- AUSTRALIAN SEAMEN ARE OUT ON STRIKE (AasucLtrd l're Iafcl WIrr.l MEI.nounNR, Australia. ! July 14. The shipping strike j ordered by the seaman's union : began here today as scheduled William Atwel!, of Dallas, Is Unanimously Chosen by Convention Today. OFFICERS ARE NAMED Scopes Witness Visions Evolution Becoming Popular Selection Shows Wide Dis tribution Over Country Retiring Officers Re port Successful Year. either institution, although numer ous ediustments were made In ord er to define th work. Major demands made by the Uni versity of Oregon In Its original brief were denied by the board, the work at the college practically remaining the same except that pre-mediral work was eliminated In exchanee for the elimination of pr-engineerlng at the university. The school of commerce at the col'ege remains the same as be fore, and no material change was made In the school of business ad ministration at the university. All courses asked for bv the and protested bv the university were granted. The board's order says: "The department of administration In the University Percy R. Kelly of this district, dis-Jone of these fires Is located of Oregon and commerce In the JsoTved the Injunction against theiQngy Ranch. abont 8 n AKTirmmrjij uiiii'uh nrH miiiinnu- ruDtic service t ommtsston and stopped all movements of vessels. The Herald reports the cabinet has agreed on a ian ior imumen- w ru r nf tt. u..n MEDFORD MAN ON TDtAl CAD ATT "IT SALEM. Ore.. July 14. In what fnrt a Wlitrmt ran a rf Va mno t 4 m. college , portant d(,Canns handed down in the state as far as the amount of I money involved Is concerned at (least, came down today when Clr- onsiness cult Judge U If. McUfnhan and MEDKOlm Ore., July 14 Clos- nlng fires on the national forest. mf, """".'"7 "e rlnl of T. anu ti in outside territory, ac-1 .";'.,;, "; .,;,,,, " ; : ' riiiont. who has been a nu mb cording to the reports made today.;' " ,', ;.'",, , , 01 r''r for 21 years, was elec- u is expected tnat other fires will ; r . ""',',.; , " ten grnnd. estee show up. as It Is usually the case PORTLAND. July 14. William K. Atwell of Dallas, Texas, United Slates District Judge ut the luirtll trn district of Texas, was today unanimously elected grand exalted ro- tecilve Order of Klks at tliu sixty- iirsi annual reunion nf the grand lodge here. He was nominated by . M. T. Lively of Dal as. and the nominations were immediately ordered closed. Carroll Smllh of St. Louis, was elected grHtid esteemed lead ing knight, liev. Dr. John D.vsart of Flint Mich., was elected grand chaplain. Riley C. Dowers, of Montpeller, I f - J" I Dr. Edward L. Ricr. profts-' tor of KMiKy v in Ohio Weslevaii L'iiierity, Drlawarcj 0..va dc- ftiiic witness in the Scopes nti rvolutiqn trial, lavs "Tomorrow Evolution will be the connnon place pf everyday thought." Big Shaho-up Made in Game Commission SCOPES LAWYERS OBJECT TO PRAYER IN OPENING COURT; CLAIM IT HARMS THEIR CASE Judge Raulston Overrules Motion of Clarence Darrow to Dispense With Prayer Says Custom of Court Will Continue Takes Time to Consider Motion to Quash Indictment (AMnrlatmt Ptmi liwnt Wirt.) COURT HOUSE. Dayton. Tenn.. July 14. The decision of Judge Raulston -on the defense motion to quash the indictment against John T. Scopes, on trial for violating the anti-evolution law of Tennessee, has not been delivered. At 3:30 central standard time, the judge still was preparing the decision. DAYTON Tenn., July 14. A petition calling on Judge Raulston to discontinue his practice of open ing morning session of the conrfr with pruyer was presented by de- fense counsel Immediately after Judge Raulston returned to the court room after preparing his de cision on the defense motion to quash. girl, were made In the circuit court emi'd loyal knight. on the Umpqua forest, this afternoon that government crews have extinguished, or have I put under control, all but two of tno storm tires so far discovered. on rasay Ranch. abont 8 miles J! . v of. Klamath Kalis, one of the " as e.ec ieu dispatcher I .,. ,,,.,, u,r u,Hnn of . ,n. V, , reported ithH ,(,. ,aws rult or ' IN Robins secur- nnPth,i Ar r.M mi.AA i u..-,r,,a,... - :"i uj '""""""""""'"Wlothfp is on Rlack Creek, a trlbu-1 unnecessarv duplications therein. ; Railroad and Navigation Company tarv of little niver The fir 1. . 'a I .. . . . CT , . .,in'1 ,hB """"h' 'n Ranger Hugh Agricultural College of March 14th, per cent on grain, grain products, ";;. for certain new courses sun- potatoes, onions and straw, plementtng the existing courses Is xhe ,w,epn order of ,hp com. o ubuoiij mo uiwu i ti,i . . . , ...... ... . r. aifitrr i fM'HIlitJ. who that lightning fires continue to I "; ,.; " 7" T,,Mn l""""-t of the show up for a period of four or lTh' ! B J HodiTeT a resl "Kiks Associa tive days after the storm. I ,., ,, ! vi.loi t-.n? ?J It ?kL elected grand esteemed i. v. nouBer, central son of Puhuatie. Iowa, was re-elected grand secre tary, a position h has held since John K. linrch, Crnnd Rapids. Mich., wa elected grand treasurer. Clyde Jennings of Lychliurg, Va. wns elected for a five-year term a raid on "The Hut," during the na tional guard encampment last June, will be called at the conclu sion of the Eddy case. . Ifodgca and R Dawson, a. id their wives, were Indicted bv the srnnd jurv for alleged possession of in toincnitts and sale of liquor v hilo ar:.ied. grand trustee. John McW. Konl of Shrevenort. Kittera district. Both are expect-, ed to be brought under control by I night. i Harvey Brown, supervising war-1 mission Involved rates on all car- den of the county natrol reports MICKEY WALKER IS ORDERED BY BOARD TO FIGHT SHADE our case." Ben T. McKenxle suggested that the matter had been passed on by the supreme court. Dtnies Oarrow Charge. Attoiiiey-Oeneral A. T. Stewart followed with an announcement that he would place the state's position In the record. "The state makes no conten tion," he said, "aa stated by conn s'!, that this Is a conflict between science and religion insofar as the merits are concerned. It Is ft case Involving the fact as to whe ther or not a school teacher has taught a doctrine prohibited hy statute and we, for the state, think It Is quite proper to open this court with prayer If the court sees fit to do it, and such an Idea extended by the agnosttc counsel nrennratlon nf his nninlnn on the for the defense Is foralen to the . if iwo "" Imotlon of the defense lo quash the! thoughts and Ideas of the people PORTLAND, Ore.. July 14. indictment argued here yesterday, j who do not know anything about Slmkeup In the state game com-: fioon f , , Raulston Infidelity and care less." mission, torecasi in reports yester-, mouuWll ne bPIlch ,;arence mr. day from Salem following the ap-jrow , forward tn .., poU.tn.ent of W L. Hnley as game. t , honor al ron.nilsFlor.er to succeed It. W. '. ki- h. . n thn presence of the jury In this case." ' Objects "Meeting "Houss." " . "I do not object to anyone pray ing in private, but I do object to this court being turned Into a meet ing house." Dudley Field Valone was Just his colleague with an In- COURT ROOM, Dayton, Tenn.. July 14. Objections by Clarence Darrow of defense counsel to the dally custom of prayer tn court created intense excitement for a few minutes at the short session of the trial of John T. Scopes here this morning. Judge John T. Raul ston overruled the objection then ordered a court recess until 1 .o'clock that he might complete the In addition was involved ifn that on the Heppner. Pilot all of the It fires handled bv his ! organization to be extinguished. NBW -l.tt Pw InwvI Win YORK. July 14 Mickey granted.' "The name "school of music iriers. has been eliminated at the college order though th" courses given, shown Rock. Shanlko and Condon i with the exception of the new blaze ,'alker was ordered today by the to be se:f supporting, were allow-ibrsnches of the O. W. R. & N. a reported this afternoon from Wst New Vork State Athletic Commis ed to remain. Conservatory of differential would be permitted on i Fork. This is a small fire and will s'"n to fulfill his recently signed music will probably be used In- whole grain not to exceed the max-1 soon be under control. A crew is agreement to fight Dave Shade stead. It was said, the change he- Imum rates prescribed plus 10 per T on the way to handle the fire it is ihere for the welterweight title. Price, came lato yesterday at meeting of the commission. R V. Averill. tf Pendleton, was named state game warden to suc ceed A. R. Burghuff. He will take up his duties August 1. M. T.. Itvckman. was removed La., was elected grand Inner guard as superintendent of hatcheries, Kdward.W. Kelly of Salt IJlke and Otto M. .lones. as director of ;Clty. was made grand tyler. .. t, educational denartment of the 1 behind I Chicago was selected hm the ......... nn...n.tDOinn lO.tlrv tn the l.ulee If It hnd alwavs convention city. The action of the commission been tho custom to have prayer In ; Retiring Ornnd Kxalted liuler Ka t..,t,.( tn be In the Interest of court every day. John 1. Price, In his a nnunl re- liarmenv. I "As a member of counsel for the port, declared the Klks National Commissioner Flnley signalized '. defense who Is not an agnostic, Home at Bedford, Va., Is "unques- i.i, advent bv making attacks upon tlonnbly the outstanding activity :Urghdiiff, Jones and Ryckninn. of the order, which should be kept nj ln(. commission Itseir. in tile foreground." i .n slated. ing In accordance with practice icent where no degree Is granted. Music j In February 1924 a temporary is a special suojeci. as a mamr injunction was granted ny tne cir-j MEDFORD. Ore., July 14. Two course, leading to degrees shall be cult court from attempting to en-; more forest fires were "rennrted to confined to the state university. force orders of the commission j the local forest service this morn "The department of physical which reduced the rates on the lnK. both on state timber land, one education is confined to the I ni-1 commodities mentioned 25 per4a n)na'l fire in the northern part versify of Oregon, excent that the cent. Under a decision of the court l0f Jackson county, and the other ureson AKrirniiurai urn ""J ,i loal lime inn reaucuon WSS!a Hrge fre covering 100 acres on out-r pu.aiiTiM ruui ttiiiiii an a "- iii.uftu iiuiii pr rem iu vice course only to me Tcguiar.per cent ,tne ntlterentiai on tne ; g0u Hill. The latter fire Is re courses of that Institution, but no 'o. W. R. & N. eastern Oregon i .warded as rather serious and a degrees shall be offered In physl- branches was eliminated and the large force of fire fighters has cal education by said Oregon Agrl-jcourts declared that the rates pre-, been sene out to combat It. cultural College. : scribed are maximum rates only There are now 15 forest fires "Journalism a sa major course or and the carriers are expected to! burning in Jackson county but department is confined to ths ITnl- establish point-to-point rates asiwih ihe eTeentton of the 'strain CHICAGO GOLFER Ut hum the membfrslilp cf the nnW HhoiiM rally to th( vh for a , further rxtt'tipion of the homo. Hi I pralnt'tl tht KIM ntaKazine, whlrli j crTC wri nrrrtDn ne 'n,1 na" mi'' a pront since us DfclO lNt.VV KLLUKU estHhlNhmont. ! "We nre now npprnarlHnR the i 1 Wiw. tfnio wht-n our pyn will faHt on h'xtr Lum- the national nit'inoriiil h' adtiuart- tnttrcol- ors hitililine tn coninli'tid form." Hi" hn naitl l.orutt-.I n it In in the LABOR OFFICE TO EE GIVEN MEDFORD rETIU)IT. July 14.- minRs, of Chicaeo, twice lft-att chamiiion today won 15 Scalp mountain. 12 mile north of,k mt,UH ,n inP western amaieur city of ChicHRo. niort acrt'sib!e to rvtahlUlied at Mt'dforcl. Orenon. .Inly Hi. i hiH orrtrn win he kept varsity of Orr-ron. but Oreson jocrasfon require. A(tricultural ColleRe may offer In-1 The public service commission riufltriat lournaltsm as a service Issued orders In compliance with course onlv tn the rpRiiIar courses ,the order of the court at that time of that Institution to students ma- and the railroad companies rur orin? In other subjects. led another temporary Injunction "The board of hieher curricula restralnlnff the commission from recognizes the necessity of the de- enforcing such orders. It was such partment of household arts la the temporary injunction the court set. University of Oregon, and reborn- aside tooay. It Is considered like- attended mends the re-Areanlration of their lv that, because or Its importance, fnR (Q present conr)tf!i m household arts tnis cap win (ro inroiign tne as suggested In Vntted States supreme court. Kolf championship at Ixichmmir every part of the country, It should iin a romarKanie score of ls for bo a shrine ro whic h all Klks open Mr annrnxfmntnly .tb notes, lie took two strokes off should turn whenever ponsible to months and will recruit, and dis- par today with a 70 and set a new pay their tribute of respect to the tribute labor for the fruit rtow- record for the second nine with a memory nf the men in whose hon- ith and other afrrlrnlliiral employ- M, which la three nnd r par. ir'mimiiie., m tmirw er In the Ttorue river district. he said, l desire to add my objec tion to daily prayer betpjf offered here wh,n It has not been an ex acting and unbroken custom In the past." '! have every respect for what Mr. Parrow believes nd does not believe", said the New York at torney, "and I wish to ofrer an ob jection as a member ot defense counsel who Is not an agnostic. "We have talked thfiiRS over In our chambers and believe that the bv the labor department ' opening with prayer is prejudicial farm labor bureau will be to the Interests of the defendant. Most of the opening prayers offer ed by ministers so far have been MmeUtfil IT. In-nl WlrO T'OTtTI.AVD. July 14 A spe cial dinatrh to the TMeKram from Wash in i:t on savs. Senator MrN'iirv'd office has Jiift been ad vised tha mountain blaze, all of them are i now under control, and none Is re-1 K&rdcd as serious. j Drugstore Where A pe LawH'est wasBorn at that institution. an outline submitted by the board" Final decision of the work In the school of vocational education was deferred In view of a tentative (Continued on pp B ) In Mondav C. O. Hill was among those In from Glide Mondav, and spent the day attending to business affairs. London Doctor Perfects Cancer Finding Microscope Lens; Makes Ultra-Microscopic Germ Visible ..ioHet r-r. tal WirO i would anpear to m established." NEW YORK. July 14 A xn- New York scientists said today don hatter by day with an all-ab-, that the British development was sorbin hobby for microscopes by -the result of discovery here. lh. nlcbt has made possible the per- Pevton Rouse of the Rockefeller coptlon of the Infectious agent for Institute for medical research. I result of the thotiahtfulness cancer. Hut New York authorl- found that tumors In chickens were kindness of Richard Wlllett. HKNO. Ore.. July 14. Paulina! Prairie, bearing south-southwest- ) erly from pepd. 35 miles, report- I e,t a new fire at 10:. 10 o'clock I this morninK. The blaze is being ; by state forces, accord- report received at the Deschutes National Forest head- ; quarters here. Humidity at noon j rep-i.ered !0 decrees, rated high . land favorable f or the fire fighters, j 1 say official reports. t i El'GKNK, Ore., July 14 Two I class A. forest fires In the Sisulaw'. National Forest were reported lo the local office of the forest ser Ivlce today by M. llobart llurbin. ranger In the Ganllnr and I'mp aun river district. The fires are small, though po- ; tentlally great, according to the ' forest officials. lies are inclined to doubt that any great step toward a cure for the dl- s.'Bse has ben taken. Ir. J. K. Rarnard of King Col lege, Ixindon, divided hjs time" be tween nis pat snop in tne west end NEWS-REVIEW FORCE GIVEN TREAT BY CREAMERY MAN The News-Hevlew force this af ternoon enjoyed a real treat as a and anrl ultra-microscopic or-.Hotace Iterg. proprietors of the liouglas County Creamery. Just as the mercury reached its topmost point this aftenoon. 'these two gen tlemen sen in a freezer of Mellow Maid Ice cream, which was greatly enjoyed. caused by ranlsm too small to be seen I thr"rh the ordlnarr microscope. With Pr. Hldeyo Nognchl, also of the Rockefeller Institute. I)r. Ttnu perfected an Instrument and his colle.ion of microscop"s known as the ultra-mlrroscone, at nleht. He went to the aid of with which the found In a chick- Ir. William E. Gye. a member of en a transmissible sarcoma with a DILLARO FOLKS BACK . the British Institute of Medical Re- tendency to multiply through the FROM EARTHQUAKE DISTRICT search who was engaged in the bo.lv. - Thomas Parkinson of IMllard. sti'dv of cancer. I From the sarcoma and emulsion : Vo left a few days ago for Santa Through the powerful lens of was nrensred. It was Intected In- Barbara to bring bark his wife and one of Dr. Bernard's specially con- to the body of healthy fowl and daughters who were In the city stnicted microscope they saw and produced cancerous conditions when It was struck by the earth photographed the cancer virus. , which In nm esses resulted In ouake. returned home last night Observations of these physl-; dath. In 1912. I)r. Rouse eihlblt- He brought back his wife and clans." says the Lancet, the leading ed some of the animals In which ' daughter and his mother In-lsw, British Medical Journal, "have pro. h had produced cancer In Inocula-1 all of whom were glad to get awsy gressed to such an eitent that the; tinn. They Included not only i from the California city, where existence of the living cancer virus 1 chickens, but rats and mice. I they had a thrilling experience. ... -.J S 1 -vr J ...viJ!i ri...,-w-- :: 1 hree lRrgely arsumentatlve. "We hold that this practice cre ates a religious atmosphere here which is harmful to our cause. Will the court say If this has been the practice here without exception?' Prosecutor Replies. Attorney-General Stewart arose to say: ''This is a God fearing commun- Arlhur Q. Hays, noted an ex ception to the statement, "agnos tic counsel , which brought Dua Ny Field L'nlone to the floor to Mate that he respected bis col league's right to believe or not as long as he was as honest In his belief as the speaker was In his beliVf. Speaking of prayers In court, Mr. Malone said: "They heln to Increase the aU mosphere of hostility to our point of tlevT which already exists In this communttr by widespread nropaKandn. Ater the discussion had heen In full tilt for some minutes. Judge Raulston suggest ed,, "Gentlemen, do not turn thle Into an argument.' "This statute says, no doctlne shall be taught which is contrary to the divine account contained In the Hlble," persisted Darrow. "So thwe Is no question about the religious character of these pro ceedings." "This court has no purpose ex rent to flnri the truth and do Jus- Itlce to all the Issues Involved In this case.' raid Judge Raulston closing the discussion. Judge Overrules Motion "In answer to count? 1 for the defendant as to my custom, I will say, the several years I have been on the bench, I have used my dis cretion In opening the court with, prayer. , , "At tiiiTes, when there was-a-minister present and It was con venient to do lo and other tlmes when there was no minister pre sent and no large assemblage of people. I hae not always follow ed this custor but I think. It la Ity and we are accustomed to pray I n matter wholly within the die around hes,. ft is the usual thing j crei ion of the court. In this part of the country." "I have Instructed the ministers j "And I would have you know," j who have been Invited to my ros i Mr. Malone broke In vehemently. 1 strum to open the court with Ithat ther are just as God fearing ' prayer to makv no reference to where I come from as they are 1 the Issues Involved In this case. anywhere.'' "I hope that Is true." said Mr. Stewart. "It Is." "I am glad to 1now It." JihIkh Raulston broke in to say 1 that the court, did not want to bn , unreasonable to anyone, "but I be lieve I have the rUeht. I am res ponsible for the conduct of the 'court. It has been my custom j since I have been Judge to have I prayer In court. I think there Is I no reason why I should not follow this custom, so I will overrule Ihe objection." " Says Prayer Unfair. Mr. Darrrtw, in making his tx 1 see nothln? that might Influ ence the court or the Jury as to the Issues. I believe In prayer myself; I constantly Involro di vine guidance myself when I am on the bench and off the bench. I see n 0,, reason why I should not continue tn do this. It 1s not the purpose of thte court to bias or prejudice the mind of any Indivi dual, but to do right In nil mat t'?rs under Investigation, there fore, I am pleased to overrule the objection of counsel and Invite Dr. Htribling to open the court with prayer" The minister's prayer occupied lens than two minutes. JudK-e Raulston told Mr. Dar- eeptlon, said that he understood ) row that he would have the re- Robinson's drijfi; store (riM), town forum of l)nyton, Tenn., witnessed the beginning of the Scopes case. Above are the "conspirators' juipt as they were the afternoon Scopes' indictim-nt was "framed." Seated: II. K. Hic-Im, attorney ; Scom; Walter White, school superintendent; J. O. McKrnzic, county judce. Standing- B. .f. Wilbcr, mniris tratej W. C. Hagird. attorney; W. E. Morgan, Dr. George W. Rapptcyre, who swore out the warrant; S. K. II irks, attorney T. K. Robinson, chairman, board of education. Ob front t tie court himself that he sometimes opened the court with prnv.-r and some times did not. "We took, no poHon on the first day, but seeing this is pr slKed in ev.ry shmIoii, and the nature of this rase being one wbe-re It U claimed by the tato counsel that ther Is a conflict be-twpi-n Ketetic and religion above all oilier cases thre should he no part taken out-lde nf the evidence in this nee and no attempt by nvm cf praver or in any manner Influencing the dellb'-rat Ions and consideration of the Jury of the fun In this case. "For that reason we object to lie opening of the services with i praver and I am going to ask the repfiern to take down ttre prayer and make spertfle objections saiifnst any such parts a we think are e'pcciully obnoxious to cord show his motion made and (Continued on pag Q ) TheVeather Highest temp, yesterday M Lowest t.mp. last night M Generally cloudy tonight and Wednesday. "What la your husband's ai" Income, Mrs. KT" "Oh, about midnight."!