La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 22, 1923, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text' T .1 E Sf UK B ... WW ! U 8 ' W M 1. " & ii. J VOLLUK XXVI MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE. OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1323. member of associated press" NUMBER 91 .1 N ., M i .A ih .A. A- Ai --Sv -A I mi. uzi ti LtolDLtiluhci BEGAH THIRD Itl TODAY Ten Eills Nov Ready for the Third Reading in Bo Hi Houses . ' FIERCE r-IEASURES TO APPEAR SOON Fierce Understood to. Be Not in. Accord With Com mittee' on Tax Iiivcstiga- tion in borne .Proposed tills. SALEM, Jan. 22. (2:00 p.m.) Roniittir Bruce Perm's declares that the hey to tax rclu-Jlion in Op-'):-' eontainel in a bill which he will probably introduco 1 r. ir ',c'!!iv, i,i'0'VtY,r.mr my tax levying .body dvi::;r 10".M and 192-1, from levying a tax amount ing to ri');v" t!.;ii ninety ptT."ent cf tlits in:: levied in Id.3.!). Two pkcj p t i o r. -s w i ; u '.J be t a : d for the .yr;-.7 of ravir.;;' ii t rst or T.'i;:c:nal t bt.v.nie tlve en bo. d e i i : : f : p i ' c . -: s It c veto for 5 c 1 1 -Ttr.r'-:"1 p.n.i p.Tynrt. of sal aries fWo.l by which sh.;U effect r.inn.y percent in? tax leviad v:;:iir. same area for 10--. cniitor i):.i:r.-s v.-ill also intro thiu a joint resolution cilKn;- for -an r.'-nV'M'Jrnont Us-.t. v. ill provido that lh? majority of the register ed voters of Iho sir.o sh.Ml bo n,ve.;!ir; to amend the? co:i.:tiiu tioi irUiid (;' a i:iajrity or the voio c:;st. SALfiM. Jr.n. .Vith rAv.e bi1!?. rc;j"iiiijf in the -.1 Ur Uc t hy i o.. i.i . . .;..i.t-, Pi. to iw- V.oih h d-.y l'-r . , T?" i i th.e s'.:nc ;ar: iiKiuies ave er cted . this v;.v !:. j will adjourn Wc!n?s-vi:-it to Ur"Oo:i :ri oWsZv ;it Corvnuiy. s c mpi'Ip;: vbe. t '"J' :"M of ;.ii,:ca op. "..".x i r euir i uiF'.riiijtci in pj-.niV'hlet to;I:-y bu: noiiu1 have yet, Licj i iairj d;!Ci Whilo rieivq.. v:is a me-riber of the cenjiv.ittee it was said that he. was ui in ful a?rrt;c :nent wii.il CLhcT me,.!;. era on all oi iij bills. Pirrc! Uecoinincnds tonniny. SAJ::!?.l, Jan. ii.."-Ciovci,nrr i jcrce today issued a statement thai while three weeks of session tm.H pasaed" ho is confident that ops( ructive leRis lnion will be' aoconiplished toward ta?: I'cduction. , Ke re-Joir.Dipnded tl'e pa.Tiap: of the income ip.t following th? federal: U.vr, iw'itin tue "pa.:i':e di a mess- c !.-Cii:dutinr the tit. ytrtmenls n-i doin;j away T. ilh r.ia: y c;iiimis-: involved and that the prospects of Bions, " ' iicci.mr much in the way of repara-, i u-ivo Fftid that un-'er inn present ' tions are poor. , h.w tlie jrovernor's hands were tied: Informed quarters also mini- ":jy numerous lawn cveatir.ir thi?i;miz0 the I;ritish debt minsion's depar- bo:. :! and that commis ;ion," and I that until his hands were freed he would le uruiV'o to esiahlish less i the operation is huge und will have expensive guvcrnmt nt. lie reiterat- monientous consequences. Kinphasiu ed tlu reC'-mmcnd.-i'ior. that utilities i i la!d n the excellent relations cs h.i ir;-.h t,i iifiv i t-vrtpfp? -if m-i -r:ilKhel hv thn two coniniissiona and r.r-rv;;;ii:l ur.ii liiil tin in ;( rinl nn. ! cident commission shouid be self-j attitudes which both have adopted. stiPportinsr, nnd forecasted the in-, Substantial progress towsird an agreo troduction of bills pivinjr the taxj ment is believed to have been made commission supervisory authority I nnd it is expected that the negntia over ass?5scu's so lh.it no property tions will bo completed by cable af wonht escape; tax;' tion. ter the liritisji mission has had rui 1 op rort in it y to confer with its gov- lioi.'i Honors Active. ernmcnt. 5; A I "M. dan. fl. The' House p:-..-.'i t!:o AVo'lu ;-.: ; bill requirir.c tt It It it it it : tt a all rch .ol district eve,- t- n thou- i it OPENING ROAD BIDS K sa i l population to ev:b:i: special lp.stiuction for s:udii;t.; clarti.d as exceptional. The Mn.itc passed the Eciciy Ijili nivin the county courts th? power to construct bridges up to $35,0':0. The senate red -.iced the maximum from ?5a,(J0 to :;.5.C0.). anged Man Shoots Sf Persons; J.m. -2. A wonsan was-; !' a v T" p.- jbai-ty fatally ki.r.i-.l. to v wi'ir.ri-I ivr, usd tw: other persnn:;, on-' id of Ur s'.iin wenian. and the i id boy r phot, wien a!roonbythe shots and entered the m-j. le.H, hn 1 ; vi d to be r!ornnq:ed ran . r dowei own rooniin ly :r,:: t! r- r -f : ,-: trv t 1 f ' a f--:p tn:.n. w '"' : ' ?!; Nb r. i f 1 ' r 1 ' "'e- -. '.' r !-', ; ! - '! r-.;- r :,r jtv :,-! : P i-e'-ni. -th- rooe.rr.sr hows'- whn C Raid to i - f.'-' -m; :r i;p.iK I 'r . -) - -i 1. v. I '; -V-- .Vc Nl l,;'l . -, I.U'-i.P' FUNERAL OF WALLACE REID IS ATTENDED BY ABOUT TEN THOUSAND (Hy Associated Prase) I A') 8 AN'UfcUCH, Jan. 22. A throne estimated at lO.thiO por tona lute Saturday filled the First Congregational church and over flowed upon the pavement in front of the edif.ee while funerul i services wero being; held for Wal lace Kent, popular screen actor who died in a. Hollywood sant torlum Thursday us a result of an ill news brought about, accord ing in r.liUivc.i, by Ida struggle to quit the uso of narcotics. All day a line of in on, women and children drawn from film workers, film fans and admirers of the dead actor from every walk of lifts pissed quietly before, the b.er wii.-io ill o bud .A of Iteid, attired in one of his favored tweed sport suits, lay in state. RKEISI1D sraofiBi Supply of Funds Abundant: Conditions in Industrial ' Field Very Excellent, (Hy Associated Press) NEW YORK J:m. .22 Allhonsrh financial markets hnyo shown them ti.e.i Mijuu whal :.v.n4ivo to devclop t,:c:U;; in tho Hulir criwis durlny the past week, their tone has been not- ablj- steady. Thin condition generally i.-.v. betn attributed to elns of gooil (!oi:;e.tic uu3ine3s, easy monoy 'and to .i j liiloHophical attitude toward th Kuioncan situation. The country':, iiiipr-iy of fuiidsf is abundant a'rj uliown by iho behavior of the money market uiiJ the cli.iractor ot tlie federal re serve bank statements, and by the extra ordinary e:uo wlih which nearly :wo-i!iii (is of a billion dollars in new capital issues have been absorbed usiiin;; the. first three vretks of Jan uary. With botUnote circulation and do- pw.'H liabilities :it tho reserve banks . iiowintr swoepinpr redact tons and v.M'i rt-.:erve3 stiJR-.'ow.nr, partly be- cause of additional gold imports, the reserve ratio of tne uystein ah u, whol ...i.- ii. .e.n iron i VI. a per cent to 7ti.l tlurinrr the past two week:). The lat-t-:. t ratio approximate.-! that, existing (lui ihg the piuit till and is actually fiisiitly higiter than that oi it year ai,'o. iIeunwhile sono yiiuO.DOO.OOu in ,;v, ituiiiis 'hivvti bteu untorbcd. Steel Outltj OMKi. In tlic industrial field tho steel companies continue to 'operate, ut .1 ..iibiiy better volue than attained :il-A ,y:ar. Steel in larse quantities is still WiiiVted for buildiny construction, rail i'G.i.1 - buiiders und by the oil indus try while tin; maki fH ot airricultural implement; now forsce increased' ae tiiut:. Great optimi;du prevailed ,iu tlie automobile trade: a record -yem! beiir c:.pected. i .", j lit mo:;t quarters tlier.e is. a disposl-! tion ,jartly to uu-svend . judgment otii J the 'Kreileh advance into the Kuhr. It fit that the occupation Is an ceo-i noi.iie injury lo both of tho countries. ture' without having completed au arrangement. It is pointed out that In- :iT-"i- !n ftw:ii iiml hllvillfiis lik''! ?t Uid.i for the 192 road bond tt tX quota, fct at $4110,000, are bi'inc V ? ononed this afternoon as the U Observevr goes, to press, in the 8 n courthouse in the presence of & U the county court. 3 U U . j: k t: :: : One Fatally the only one in tiie kitchen to escape jhmry. The hurhanrt of tho nlaln woman andv Karlllb were attracted to the room n1y to be greeted with a verit- abi-- li;f,: r ns tin- ctayer leaper over tlie b ."nd t !wn3 ; . throw '.'4 '.Irs. Nider and threp men lU-h th" 1 all way. ptrronl ire anl I'arilPj was shot n. ck. Physicians at the t:i-- :.. --..'it.'.l h"j I u!t no hopes for v. t of tlie t'AO men. r tnl !!' I'arnrld twjy were on- itly wminded. In tstw With Vommi r.Uti. according 10 police, had :. to M if. Ntder for 3'tiie fy s't;- u'rr,'", v r tirno lju'. Miic i.ii'l r. ;)U!s..',l l.is ltlt'-n-v..litti ij'llon?. 'it. -1 r:is ln-. n i.ti:.i .nir nn- nrtu!-'.' at ttio .'iitnrji lo rt.'it. ArifUl- J hrr f.-:?';r?l m!ft:. f-r.ritly. His finny r.--I'imni ror.l shows tiat was born in lt!y. i .f ' M.. . n' In Iff j'ritiy m t'uinp :s- y.' c'ft.. n-..J :.'nro J-is ilipr-hr. i .. lat- in i if. 13 1V :.iH .,fii J in ti niiitijf r MSI KILLS ONE; TURNS GUI M SELF (By Associated Press) PARIS, Jan. 22. Genuine Bethon. ascd "20, woman niiarchist, entered the offices of the Royalist newspap er Lartion Francais today and fired two shots, killinir Marius Plateau, one oi the papor s otticers. ane then shot herself in the breast and was taken to the hospital. PORTLAND, Jan. 22. Sleeping sickness has claimed four victims in Portland since January 1. and nine others are now ill with the disease, records of the tho city health bu reau show, states the OreKonian. The .two lntesj, deaths were those of Mrs. Jack Munson, 25, of Astoria, who succumbed. Saturday nitrht at Good Samaritan hospital, nnd Tto-nald-Gi eon wood, 24, who died at his home, b'SO Lovejoy' street. Mrs. Mm son's mother, Mrs. Thomas Braaa, lives at li'dd Kast Forty-fourth streot, this city. Physicians declare almost unani mously that the malady is not com municable, but nones has accounted tor its prccer.ee in almost emrien-wc form. LA GRANDE PASTORS TRADE PULPITS FOR 'G SERVICE Congregations in the rretbyterlan and i.tetiicdiet episcopal churches wvro victims of a, surprise yesterday morning. V?ilhout warning, or notice, George II. Qulgley, pastor of the Meth odistodiat churcli, wulked into tiie Preybyterian pulpit at tiie Jl o'clock hour, ai.d at tho mime moment Mr. Hot;:;, ol tiie I'res'oyterian church, us eended the pulpit -at the Methodist church. The Innovation wan keenly enoyed by both audiences and both ministers. max m.yw,;:: ix.it'ivtt IX)H ANOKIl'JH, Jan. 22-Ma binder, Krench motion picture comed ian, who made pictures here several ;months airo, was possibly fatally in jured in the Swiss Alps recently when J10 was caiiKht by an avalanche nnd -swept 1000 feet down a mountainside, according to advices received here bv i his I,os Angeles rctre;ictUa ive, Hob-! ert I'loroy. J.lnder Is in n hospital In Lausannci snfferii.'jf from fniclures of both anim, I internal injuries' and a possibly brok-! en neck, Klorey said he was in-1 formed. r MONTH'S pAV EGUAlS TI-M'ZP S , OF iHQQSAfi 'S3 I Or AIA,'?);; v SLEEPING ILL HITS PORTUHD BULLETINS I IM1E? PUSSES Death of Former Resident of La Grande Comes This Morning About 7 O'Clock iu Portland. ' The sad news of the pausing away of Mrs. Carrie K. ttnrrey, wife of Kred H. Currey, at her homu In Tort land this morning at about seven o'clock came oa a shock to her son and to her host of friends In this; city. Mrs. Currey was a resident p( L.a iranue until about two years airo, wh'n they moved to Portland, when they have since made their home. Her death came as a n3ult of pneumonia, although she has been an invalid for many years, due to a long-standlntf illness. Her son, Itoy B. Currey, ac companied by his wife, will leavo for Portland litis evening lo attend the funeral services. !, Mrs. Currey leaves a husband, two daughters, Carol Currey, of Corvalla, Oregon, nnj Gladys Currey. of Port land: a son. Hoy B. Currey. of I.a Grande, a mother. Mrs. S. G. Penson, and a brother and sister, H. Ilcnson uhd Mm. A. U. Seriu, all of tan Jose, California. Tomorrow noon representatives of the Cove Commercial Club and of Cove in gr-ncrnl will sit stdo by side with the members of the Union Coun ty Ad Club at the regular weekly noon day luncheon. Reported as coming nearly a scors strong, the body of Cove men will present a plea asking jfor the Ad Club's support in the cn jdeavor to secure a paved roid between j Island City ynd Cove. "Wo w;int a permanent road." Is their universal ;cry. "Kvery cent of tho ("75,000 vol j ed for the. purpose of bniUUng the road should ba spent to the Jnd that we have, tho he-:t road that. t hut money can buy." Carl Helm will 1c chapman of Ih" day M the- irtVftfp'hii;TrtM'b'V hvlrl at the Methodist church with the Methodist ladies catering. HOUSE FAD Mi Naval Appropriation Bill, Containing Congressional Request for Limitation of 'Naval Armament, Signed. WAHi 'I'' naval r.pi' ;Tf)N', Jan. .priation bill 22 The which !n- eluded the v tho prciideiit ue:.i. ny rohfO'e-Htt, mar., nef,;'n-fiie lor mmier limltaC.'in of tho was sifrm 'I toihiy by the house. ' ALT V.'IEDERSEHEN! MEN TO- ITTF.I0 CLUB LBSGH TUESDAY IS- imic r ; J ' m tk .... ' ; XT'' ' a ' - "" ' : 0 SALEM, Jan. 22. While the agri cultural bloc formed in tho house by about twenty itwmbivs the first day of the fxss;on siiil is marking time waiti;:g lor someibun: agricul tural to develop, Representative A R. Hunter of Union, one of its most vigorous proponents, looka ahead to its operations as being decidedly beneficial. "While ho had about 20 members to begm with many mora arc re-i que.tiiifv an opportunity to come in, I believe our littlo bloc going to be a decided factor be Tore the ses sion is over. From the s;-u:He si Ic j wo have had numerous bids to iret ini and probably next weok we- will hoi another session with a materiall; enhanced membership." II lot Not Obstructionist. Hunter denied that the bloc wna in any way formed fo;r the purpose of fi.frhtiriK the house or.tnizathi or that any y.uch inlentiou has de veloped amoiifc iis niemlj-ifrf. ''The bloc is formed tololv : simply for tha purpose of ' scruti- firm oin EjjHSW i (Ua 113 6JLU nmn 3 r u niTnin nil mm l nixing; ajri'ieullurii! nuiisuns, to u ' , ' (port tlioso we think will h3 the' Sntunluy tiunies. : farmer or oppose thot-'e we. thin! ; At 1 ,1,l'''I'rlfil' -a Crando 33, En- ,w;!l dama3 him. That is all in tl:e'Krirl3" 3U tworld we arc orMiii.u -J for a- 1 alii u K:K:a: KlK,n 19 t;nlon 13. we hope to accomplish. If mv t Jn onr l".;. rouiflK-st Kmnos of cr purpose bus entered the mirds ilil,r s, ;iH,,n. randu hhrh school de ntiv of the membors ioininK our bloc fo:l0, 1,jtlll,,"i,,i&v! -Ilt Enterprise K:it I haven't heard of' it." he savn (n the wrday ev.711,, ,y two points. With Capitol Journal. llunior-nlso declared that tho nr- i rirultural Mnc had no conmvtion ' lv','nty. of the Kme, savins: whatever with the so-called uriti lor tl,,? 1,0t'"t fr tho doeal five, tho' fin rolling bloc. ' " !Jl1 bciiih" W ta :u. Hy winning' Whether the agricultural bio? will from I'ntj'rprise, I,n Orande roinplet extend hs activities ko f-ir us to cov- e,i -,hr, bar-lent trio of out-of-town or tax nicasuios and those of rdm-' Kil'u, M of e,ason - and emerged il.vr import as beinsr m-ni-un'S of ! ..Twith but one lost. re-t vital interest to the farming in-! Thf? was close throughout, tho terests, or whether a bill will hnvt'l:corQ bekp; m to 12 .in favor of Kn to be a regular all v.o d Mid yard lt 'rprlse at the end of the half. Wak wido farm measure touching on nprri- ( tll'(l l.)y 'bo lo.sa of Funk, Humnudt cttllural, hoHicukural :md livestock 1 :in,i 'Uii, ereii ruled out on account matters purelv, renuiins lo dovtiop i pernonal foul!), the J,y Grando No lintfergroimd- Viru:4. jteam arose on tl.eir haunches and, fol- HuiUer states that; th's oriuiza-, mi; the ev.mplo that has bet.-,-, net thNt-utTK urKKrpuiitul-krivtMk 'u UiiUiuipi'aduriuff.iUtt euon lUK fini the house ii.to the execu- overeanh; aimuht itopeless odds and tive office and that the bloc was rrabbed a victory from what looked not organized as a Pierce move, a!-;lku a cerUiin d- r-at. ' thouri Hunter is a democrat nr-'j . ' ime itoiuth, ; the governor is a farmer, and is him-j Jm;t about forty- personal fouls stlf avow'lly having a Personal and with called on boih tennis durinrr tje primary interest in tbe welfare j;Mme. Clone refereinj? but fair was arricultuvist:; and livestock men. Hunter como from Union county t)-.? li-'tue county of the frovemor, avi! years arjo uscil to ho in busiiiCL? i vilh him, but in spite of all of the.o in dications he is stronjr in the H'"H!rtir that Governor Pierce had nothing to do with thj house prroup or with its destinies uvd the R')Vtrnor will not be consulted os to the policies it may pursue. U is admitted that in the romnte rncevu.3 of the minds of somo nf tlie nu-m'.Ors of Ibis bloc )'' Iho f:i't I.!m:1. a solidly combined little e.j-an- ization of twenty memb i's, .pludrd, h0 vo down the line to.'relher mii?ht . (Continued nil I'a;,'n Klj;ht) HUNS CHANCE, L2arth Tremor of Many , Seconds Duration Hits I ; , Sacramento Early Today J . (Ily AsHociatedi Preau) .HACMAMML'0,'Calif.. Jan. 22; An emthquako of several sec onds duration shook Sacramento anj valley towns early todiv. T.o clock stopped '-in the weather of i!ce and evitral minor 'oporis of Iam:igcs In the zonu vas re ceived; unions them being a re port thai liu gas taiiKi tiX. Wil lows were dum.iKcd. IIEIS MEHBY1W Entcrprisc Quintette Nearly Unni T nnil Tnnm in fhn Jtaus J-'OLai ItVini 111 tlie Roilgliest Game Of Season (the Kcoro i'.I to &l, J.ynch dropped two rnI hrourh 11. hoop in the last the rdlet of both U-aipq. In many rettp! eta the (fame I'seinbtei a foot ball contert. altiiouirh-; the;, floor-work of both Inatns WMn .excel lent. Poor fouhshoiit'iiK on the part of I-a Grande w as' reKponsSbbi for dhe close score, althoiiKh , la. ,(4raiide snared. many nior" field baskeis. than did ithe'Black aiid Marooiij : L. hummeit went tfodil for stfven min utes, then went oul; J.ynch played n fnir Kanie and Hob Carrlty proved his rit;li( lo mention also. The work of the I.a Cran.h team waa rawed In w.mt - t hni m:i Mi., vimin went verv well. i.u Cr.unle lakes uu two Kames tlits week. Wallowa roininir here on l-'rl- day eveliiiu; and the HI lie and White ent ' rtalnin i;b:in Saturday evenlns. Wi'li a f'jw days' 'rest nnd a chanci lo recover from the rigors of the four day b.-.im h bin: trip, the team Is .hop ing -to a'ld a couple of more victories to their 11 -it. Till: WlvATHKK My A ssoehi ted rress) 1'OIITI.AM', Jnn. 22. Tou'eht r.nd TueMday rtiin In the west; cloudy but viuuii T'lii (he e:tf t pdrtU.u. Tuesday rahi wllh I'reslj ea derly wluita, WHF.AT MARKET Uiv As-ioeiated Press) PGRTl.AN'.'i. Jan. .-Hanl white wheat is unquoted. Other grades are Sl.lii) lo Sl.'Ja. uton Dr. S. P. Grant Defies Bishop; May he Tried N K7 YO HK, Jan. 2-?. Dr. Percy I S'.ieknry G?aul, in tho Protestant Kpiicopal church ofK tho Ascension, crowded as in-ver before, .reaffirm ed Mun lay tho ueraucus which pren'jiiel Pishop William T. Man ning to nm1;e a formal demand Fri day tint be either recant or resign from the miuistiy. s.nc.-ikinfr J'rf in tho pulpit of ' the Fi!"' ii 1 vi. nle t lui-"h in which ho h8 1 1 Tt ; fop ) ye;;--. lr. Gnu' f 'ile.l i.u K't a rin"!e one ef hi. Vite.iv.nts v h: eh rf.uyid Rishop Mat- ,n.: l;'.. if lion ar d 1 th'.nhr:; u f -!.,,'! 1 th proi:ai.i;ii'.y of a trial for here-,'.'. u oa cnnie i hfcv frim ct! ';e, 1 loe'.of tuaitl :,aid ill ctofunif. " ."i ti.iy. ii n, let'.- lo chnn 1', anl V'iuj- son ti 'aih I' n't a: k mo to li den to aH ' V " ' lh:d. bni! At tiie s;-.ii..ii,'ii Hr-. I ., on hirho; thoritttji t e law "iil !U"ll sair" i'ou:, ..la-opal ed it I'-si.! anil ll:e 1 to take r an 1 itimomh 'a ' miiu ; u "tu. j lit1''-- I f T aid. had ea t tc.io.vh ' a the anc-, INDEMNITY BIG Mine Strikes Are Galled State Mines Have Resumed Operations With Troops Withdrawn BERLIN FORBIDS , ;al WWUsG NOW No Sluices to Be Opened for; Passage of Barges Carry ing Coal Seized By French (By Associated Press) T ESSEN, Jan. An order from tho Merlin government today forbids Canal employes in occupied territory from towing nny coal barges seized by tho r rench or to oPen sluices for 1 passage, . Strikes in all mines whosn diree- ? hnve bocn lasted by the 1 rench nre 1,1 n,irti' xomplettt progress today. Tho state mines re- fume operations, tho troops having (liy Associated Press) Uli.Ul.lN, .Ian. 2S. Tho picture'of Cermany -counteriu;; future, claims o Kianee nnd Il'Mulum with an indem nity bill of her own for the Huhr oc cupation is already bolntr nketched in political circles here. . ; ; It In believed that Germany will not . hesitate tomoilel her own statement utter the pattern nffordfd.hcr by her obligations to tho allies. PUSSELDOiJK; Jan. 22. The ! branch Riechbank here reoPcrted to day. Tha branch at Essen and pri-' vato banks of Essen, still remained; closed. Railroad Men Strike. . DORTMUND, Jan. 22 Tre rail-: .road man doclurcd a strike nt noon ' today. All passenger and freight traffic ceased in tho region of Dort-" round, I-angendrccr and -Hoehum. The rcrvicu was norma! in other parts' of 'tht Ruhr. - . - Nutionxvlis demonstrations took "' , p1acotn 'Dortmund today and . the v city was decreed "a danger zone hy the French authorities. All French, allied and neutral nationals in tho 'Ruhr were warned to keep away from Dortmund. Trench Troops Ready. French troops we ro ready to in terfere in tho event of clashes be-' tween the nationalists and tho com- muniHts. . , ' , HUES SPLIT (liy Associated Preas) ' -. WASIllNCn'ON, ' Jan. " 22. fiacre-; 1 1 niches today received a copy of 11 radiogram from Ambassadoc H-irvcy, lo the North American, Keview. deny- . Inr the published report that he nnd Mr. HuKhcti are not in accord nu im purLunt questions relating to tho for clKn policy. Ambatisador Harvey sent tho mes huko from a steamer on which he 1.1 returnlni; to London iu answer to a,, fjtiery sent htm. MARKET STEADY (By Associated Press) PORTLAND, Jan. 22 Cattle are steady, bojrs sUtady to fifty cents hinder, extremo top $t.tr; prime liirht $9.25 to $0,S0; sheep, cirs and t butter steady. statement ! tending to the encour-nrreme-it of violation of tho onlinn ion vowh f the ch-rKy; hao denial ' tho miraculous ckmrntu of tho gos pel, tho divinity of Josas Christ and tho I. h:-itiun faith aa contained in the Apostles' creed.' , Even the aisles of the Church of the Ascension, one one of .the ,f tsh,-, ' ionable places of worship of -the , metropolis, wpre crowded durldff Ioe (nr (;r;('i's Bernion, TH divorceo! wife of r?e milliniuiire, :V". E. Ktokest, Mrs. I.vdit, fiancee of the doctor, sat iu a pew. D.vtor Grant announce! 1 their enp'atromeni several monthii apo tho'iph the canons of the Episcopal chii'vd an ii-;int the marriage of divorced persons. An hour Le!'ie the service wan to 1m iTi'h l h( eiti ranees wen blocked wn.h snnie who were curious, Mime v im were nierr.bcni of the regular IVEY DENIES irrti'iicr-! oi M.j i (tMi.M'ejfa.ion and some twrtn wens : r-! u:-li in the ' iab.'.vu to bo of unorthodox tenden u i'-a calliufit ul-; ms, PoIho kept, , order near tho ? -.; judical BU-':dir. tru woman fainted. , ie.( to enforce' Afttr tho servico UiKtor Grant o; i h. church j said that his nermon was not to bo a'id piovided.'; rofisidered "a formal" reply, to Bish- f-i Made. id) .Manning. He explained that this 4 i'r:it. Potior i would bp made by letter. Ho de- . sired to chaructcrizo his sermon -fr , wle ti er. ; -.