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7C WJ 'A ' i ! f V. ' "V$MM.E XXV- e MEMBEIt OP ASSOCIATED PRESS Of v : i ,". ! w i i : : 1 1 1 r LA GRANDE, 0 KEG ON. AVKDNKSDAY,' FEBRUARY 1, 1922 ui.-tMa.riiglM.w ! i I! 1 : M'.UHKU 101 -- U- Jl.lJtflVI. Jlf .- mm EM il Fall IBM - H m W. MM.. fl - . I'll II 13 N li if ..is M E1 NHlttH . 1.1 11 El HIM El ' ' ' & V .0. gf G 0 '.ij 0 .0 . 0 0 V nr. t speaker HERE ' ' .". nnnniin innnii : ' lillill! Bkhep BPnpar M l OPEH ARMS CONFERENCE IILnMULnd , Meeting in Church Here v fill uCDD UN. 10 bUliDlUtlUHb . Tfl mill Tliry K nilisnm nr nsnm mniu m r 1 1 1 1 ij I n r m 1 1 . . M,,.r ..:.. ..... v e . mlu l ua 1 l i iiiib v . , i ii-ni ..Ku.M.u i i i.u i- i ..m- lalllnllll ill r 11. I 1 I llllli iiuiiiuLii ui i nuiu luuni Attack on Will's JSIiiv i'lct liy All Organizations. SIXTEEN UNIONS HAVE BEEN INVITED I 'resident' bevvis Made A n iidiiiK 1 1 ik nt Tin. Mm nniir ll H ll Will III slllt 111 IlllliC Combine if Si i c ( 'ssl ul. ' Ml ' i,WV Mail RoBbery In Indiana Rev. Geo. Mecklenburg V FISH LAW IS , SUGGESTED Pi-( Sacks of Kojjisteivd Mail Air noli-.-vcd To He MissiiiR "Sex and Shekels" to Blame for Many Modern Condi tions, Speaker - Declares. But Sees Hope for 'a Change in Near Future. : I'Vlil Marshal l'riinr Vani agidn Pm.4s'(1 At His lloino at Age of SI Today ' (HV A'SKO.citlil'd: CKS.,) XJ " IMHAN4P01 I-s, III) I Tlx United Mine Workers of Anienrn ii-ri' . '-..:ii:..v. i 1 4k..; iim.iI. Willing LU 1U1I1 lllVTir- Illlcunifl urii. tlu railroad oiRani.ations in resisting proposed attacks on wage schedules, John L'. Leyis. t!ip mint" ' p'rt'sidlMVt, Hsiiil toil. v. in liniinum'-ifiir lhat l:(.i ra-il- 1 road orKaniwitions .hud. torn uskud t ', ,'! water flslwrlosof this county meet with th miners. r nrhuJy menai-ed ,by the pres- - . out niNH-tlci's of. I'onnncrclal fish- l'nai-t ires of ('oiiiini'i-rial I'MsJiciics a Menace to- Sjiawnin: (! rounds. Tiki f iiveful addrcsxes weru dcliv eic.1 U-.at n'uhL in the First Methodist I Church on Fourth street when the La . u;y MMociated Press) .Grande Ditrict Confwence held if. ,r rr n, , i- ' . - . l'vc:!1:1S "H'tinR. To the larKe audi CHICACiO, Fell. 1. I- ivc sacks, it ,, ,,., ; , uttendanre thi ... won. mnnv is believed, of reKistered mail were fuctx exhibited, and with the excellent .stolen by thrte bandits who, after, musical numbers from choir and solo Ifinni; one shot, stopped a mail clcik,jstB combined with, the reception foi' "' "" towing tne a.iui esses, . the evening depot to the post office. . was sl)cnt jn m,t 0nh- a delightful The bandits waited until the tram jmanner i,ut considerable, (rood result left before attacking the clerk, ;c( jn biinifing to the minds of those ; present the work, of the church and impressing the great Chihitian wave i that is spreading over churches of juH, denomination and to entiro pea- Many. Forget to Have ' Income Tax Reports v"-". Sityned Sworn t0" pie' oT the c'ouhtfy. ' . I Bishop Charles Wesley Burns, head l... M..1 A I I II . .1 POItTLAND, Feb. 1. "Kullv 25 ";' "'e" uroKe an preceu (Hy Assnclnled Press) YOKK, Feb. 1. The j ernliMl, j prc-iiiur polhitiou of water and im- eii:iwiuiik regulations. . He I per cent of the taxpayers who have '""""e.cu uueranecs in ! filed income tax , returns for t)l ! the pulpit, refusing to condone the cr iyear 1021 to date have neglected !'.t,,s f ni!V own church. He tore off if, si,.-,, and verify the same." r,J the "insk of formality when he charg. ports Clvde G. Huntley, collector oficd fhu Methodist church -of never be i Internal revenue. "Before a return1?"""11 bumla: "ho1 lirv":c ! im" any ui uw ciiuru'iius;, cnucizvu ican be coiiBi.lrtMl lognlly t'dinpleto and accepted as such, it must j)oi sharply the lack of preparation . (By Associated Press) LONDON, Feb. 1. Field Mar shal Prince ynmaKatn died at Ilia homo In Odawara, aed 84, says a Tokio dispatch. , Field .Marshal Prince Aiitono Yaiuataua wau one of the most famous soldiers and statesmen in Japan. Ho ,wim one of ilhe lust of the Keui'o, tho Klo"P of elder statesmen who have been the per sonal advisers of lhr throne and he wielded special (ower bcau-se It was ho who built up and became tho supremo head of the Japanese army as it is known today. Ho was frequently called the. Jupuiiene Morkto. i Prince VumatHKH wa born April 22,. I8;i8, the son of.SanuiViil of Choshiir and lie became onev of the ablest captains of the Clio.shu elan in resisting the invasion of the PAGEANT IS 01 PROGRAM TIT Today's program of tho Methodist institute, now in its second day, was heftim by an inspjmnj; addivss by Bishop, Burner., Thu. incUK'nV,.o IVtor and his colleagues fishing all iritfht without success, anl then bein enl hack at dawn by the Master to try IJatllcsliiji Oregon 'to )o(Siv ph Ui Stale "lluyhcs U. S. TO RETAIN EIGHTEEN SHIPS Formal Treaty Makes Pro. visions for (lapital Ship . Jjiinitat urn Nations. of Principal ..oKunaie army in no inrew ,(, against the tradition and fish niniseu, neon nnu sum, into l"e j1K technique of the locality, was made iiiovomeut 1'ot the overthrow of the th(, ot ' lhu niornillff Kmm Bishop Durps developed the thought New License Plates Mlltit "Rp Dknlqvprl ',' , , , , signed by the taxpayer and sworn v" "vVi ' ' , "" " .. mubb no vl&Miayea i dared John B. Burn ham. a member ' ' . . the present day forms of living firm- lender. , . rAa-v..'..f ...... , pi.u ...... :o before an officer aiithon:ad to , ,. ... ..... h . JClVtC VY ClvUCOUav. " iv ..,..., . .ln.l..Wtnr nnll. In m-lkln.r not"'. l"ie. SlioKiuiate, whlrh had eclipsed the power of the Mikado for -so innny yenrH.-and when tho lattor was re stored to tho throne, Yamataga rose rapidly through Imperial favor church services; threw tho blume pflaiid his remarkable' ability i SAi;i'.XI. Feb. 1. Drivers tor .vehicles wilil-lru've: 'lllfti (fb'.t'iMlred theTr:'- IM!; ;lli-'eiisiV..pa't,efc lait.l .m uiiBblV'.H'Ojp.riiW'PtwV cvi" ilence' tii:it':.ni'ey' 'liav.e imwiIb iiplH tlou for. -the same, in-avv be flirbje.t ed to. 'arrest, .and pros;eontjQu V.ed lies lay. I eommtttee, and one of the orlir- .f ' (,..ti.u.a .vf tlw. Hi..il..rv IIirM Intr OIT th. eoast of Lower California. Miv IilH-rnli:im!.asHorted, the water is freiiil'-'fut'ly wiil-te. with fish killed by ihptb aeiners, who cannot take thttm t port for sale. Ho says . that tila' Allantie sturgeon and sal mow hiivo practically dlsap.M!:ire,l and udA-.l: I ''Uiibs radical action to preserve ; their returns, taxpayers as respect-i jcalling to mind the'many cuivos which urged n.-'t to overlook sian-! now affect he young, nil because 1,!,.,. n,.nl,. ..nil n.if u!w.ti n,...r,n.. Ing and verifying tho suine before; ' .' n,i,ll( .,.. n..,, L V", not tear down without giving hone. The filing of returns has beaun for his address lengthened into praise Huntley. Taxpayers have March '15th to prepare and rile turns. However, returns lnuU be 111 ei.ri.esi I.L UIO UlllUe Ol V.OU-lL"t PPU1 rhritttinii tniri. urtiw.U i- untn ..r.: x ...... c :s. ;iL : save the worlrjs. S1T 31tfl Slickl'llt tho deli.Kiuent taxpayer will be lia- ,Jwtrihj,- our lffe as ono of .aex our f-lvA iw taken In .tho Immediate ; ' ' J ri . liiMri " ' r-,..- l.-l,- ...nntrv will ff.wl II-mIT " u w. w 1.--d S i local sanatarium today suffering, nearly frorft a physical breakdown. futH.ro jfa-eiH-U t'h-e prtrijlem of trying to re lator a Hittural resource ' of reat Kl: AT:: .; (iSy AsfociiilL'd Tress) t k ti t.- n r.-T.-r -m:u t.' . l . 1 ll.i V 1 iiLlii itlU II., r i. , , . .. , u ,. Secretary of Lab6r Davis' arrived at . ,, TIm Moratory Fish ConservatiBn :Coii.wHtee, an organization beJiev- - (Hv Assocmtod Profs) h,S lm y 'lerul con- PORTLAND, Feb. .Deputy initio pI ib ftehurie:., wHl boo:i in teir.al revenue collectors today start- tri-Kft 1m congress a bill, similar e'd on a tour of cities of the state to j to )vs'Rt minatory bird taw, assist persons in making out income : locktg t the general protection or tax returns." A deputy collector will1 1 fell i th wTtters of the United lie in I,a Grnnco at the postoffice hen? Wt-:iAi, Mr. Purnham said. Match 2 to 9. ' j Tlw watry bird law, he stat- ; ' jM-oved conclusivcjy that (liy AMK-Iutcd PrMffi) J vsaa fit -a Ine conserve 1 by proper SAN FRANCISCO, FeW. 1 Ta.kNH,r ; ln.c-Atw, and the Minatory Fish testimony at the second trial f Kos-' CwarcMw itfetH littl o;:.i05iti coe (Fatty) Arbuckle rn his secoH H fkv tiU .hccK frum roMrwerrial trial on a manslaughter charpu ?mi(i t nisiuinn d th3e ,j.-(jtrH htck, at 10:25 today.. A fifteen-minwte w j tfosrte e .frmjtt i:k fisii cess was take.i before the, f in4 1 kwoff Ci;KSitMt a tlnjM5k4 otf th-i prrh- ments wore begun. Aufwrt1. c-f tk iadUry. WASHINGTON, Feb. 1. Formal assent of the five powers to the naval limita-' tion treaty was given at the plenary session today. The treaty putting submarine warfare against merchant craft and the use of. poison that the Bible in."ii.vnt emphatically 'HLiinuUitod present-day ministers in i three regards: 1, That the same tools, equipment ........... i. ... i. . .. nnu iiui.i l. Muiiui.ig can oe .nunc LO I r) l 1 function, if properly inspired by faith. ;6ao uijugi . uau wao atou 2. Thnt the same location can. be i formally approved. The ic-inspiicd and that " a change" is not ; plenary session ' adjourned r.ccf.:sarV in most cases i 7 J i Th ,i .i. ,., -"., ,.,. I after three hours. nnd got lexults, after they had worked violently but fruitlessly dining the night. His point was that men nr. CANTON. 0., Feb. 1. - Friends and -admirers of Wjlllani MeKlnley paid ' their respect to his memory by pluelug a niiinber of wreaths on the sapophaKUs at tho McJlnley tomb here today. Many Ciiiilonians c.bsorve.l the iin- ...., o. ..... .r.n , im, mar. .- ..unv. . ( (hu fifth Kion of llu tyred president by -wearing white j During the day the progi am hinges 1 .m conference carnaiioiis. .ucMniey s 1 a v o r I t e ...round many imporiani lecturers and not essential to spiiitual stimulation (liy Afrsoolntcfl Pri;.ls) VASH1NCT0N, Feb. I. Th naval limitation treaty and treaties in a community.. The old tools, the j limiting the use of submarines and same punch equipment, the same cre I, ,... .. - ' ,,,, ,,. flower. PLENTY TO SHOOT AT, ANYWAY Pity's Bolstein Breaks State i I, V Il.ivlne broken lh bailer ton4 yxiMalnxi fa why by itilcaw PI. of the state fur a f.'0r-j"oJd. Um jUtirtma of I k !vn, Wisconsin, t hick Lake people feel rotnuttff sMo 0x rrfscrttu l milk sn l lifter Pro.lue ln .the beautiful HazelwomI po u -: tmt at co-ra wider official si.er Ine Korndyke. the foor--f.o--od vvbrnv Holstein Junior of the Dr. V. " j Ite v4.1 registered Holstei l'hy herd of JlolsleOs.- frmati j,dy Milly Colantha, ..- Not only did she break the icMd ido.o aa ,ving made at the age of but she scored a heavy ie.ift.tn ovs) i t- jurj a I eleven months, a record the record of her former lD!coS :?. of milk and 2ii.H0"i His. of ft11lyw4.od Se.sis l.ilitll own4 lc? Iaisa f m n-vcn days, equivalent t" F. It. Tieals, a Holsto" to ( P Tbutter. j; wide recite ,vo resiOi Alksmion Holstein f Oregon I iuook.s ?ft ukA .-. t;'ss for sei v.i ny O O o. , uV4;. V. aA-iUmp r-,.liaiB ! o TP- Ob? jKfJi- JT tpx nx1 .Wl.T ws. i !.k :arp . 0 ,..,t from 6$ g?ify8ti W '-V. . wtfltiw Jcs a. of m- j POJSO pi iUU'. 1 .Oil V, Mllllvllhoff 1- H r 111. I ftf-TTt mTCH w Itc GAME SAV 'S 4 . Vi Z a o t OO.l r v t- , Tlie naval treaty ciiiue before tho 'conforence after udotition - of freso- lullciis1 cjmei, -rn ing I'hinu which' mid been iippniveil hy tho far e.istern I nV. , .,, ' . ''" ",w committee. ChalrmaH Hughes also " .v " r.yi (.,,,, U,W 1JHl.lllBU th.lt ylu u. Hanson, manv veais a resident iti t... . . ... tied. discus dons. Tonight C. Ii. Powell, former resi- ; I dent of India, will direct a png..int: Iciilkd "The (Jieat Hefusal." Follow-' Shjinlung, China., Both parts of thj program are meritorious, it is cm- jt -nded, and jointly make up u w.Hiier I ful evening of instruction and enter tainment, to wkich the pw,ilk- is cor Jialy invite cl. iversy had been set- -t.-i 4 M 'XS-'Wr (M4 t. tiassi ryil.ADKI.I'IllA, fa., fek. I. CrarkKiiieii plm-eil a duuiwr of rardlx.i.rd nil I oil cloth In the. 4ll of tho l"llllf Mor (Vw-vfe-i. eoi-poi-,l!on today to fool the police mid roblied the if. I wit In Jr r.r of tlie plant. KcfM-KNli'Ml TVeaU-. Tho five powers proposing tho naval treaty, tho United States, llreal Britain. Japan, France and Italy, decided to put the agreement jlnto a formal treaty Instead ot loav jlstf it li tho form of a protocol not requiring iiarllaiuentai y ratifi-V-atlon. 1 i The naval treaty has a brier pre amble declaring thai the jflru nu ! tlmiH are to "contribute to tho 1 (Continued on Togo Eight) Sn Idaho High Schools IIOISK, lle.lli.-l. I, public letter Fell, state ilisli-in-tion. to all clly 1.- :Mln.i Fthul K. iimijorlly ot studenls forget tin) siipeiliiteiideiil of fiindaineutals of these subjects Monday sent a 'which. Miss ltedfleld says, are sov school superiii. vital to the efficiency of a teacher. iiinleiitH and 'pi-inelpiils of four-year; These courses would be for tho Ii 1 M li schools, ui ninii tho iiitioduc-1 prospective teacher who expects to Hon of special course. In grammar. : ht'gln teaching following his or' her arithmetic and geography for mem- niaduatloii from high school. Stu-le-rs of the senior class who aie;(ieiils exoectiug to attenj normal ! prospecllve te-achei s. , . js'-hools will, of course. Miss lted- I The Id. -a of ."refreshing" the j field says, get this training tltero, iO"mory of the embryo teachers wasjimt for pupils who coino up for n jeoncelved during the sessions of the ! teachers' examlnaiioii Immediately I 'leg of Hi..' Idaho ritale Tench-1 following four yean of high school - associiilioli three years ago. wrk the state Blip. -rlntuniluut tlryeij ..Since then several schools ill lheil.e snt.cli.l cm. rue, " t111"" 0ate have ollere.l these courses to , ji6"lr seniors. j The... subjei'ts of arithmetic. Iciiino'ar anil g.-o-j-aiHiy are .Irop ( pel In thi- i'nth grmle ,and not loli'-n ip Huain until the prosp. c tny t.acher "bucks" up , against them In written examinations for a' t.-'n. hcr'fl i-r-i ttl lu.te. In (lie foiil' v-mi's of hU'li . tr .iiiiiic th';- Tnnirlit nn.l Tlnilrday aiv will ,.,l l.u.. -.1 r.ytq. 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