La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 07, 1923, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextVOLUME XXVI EMS '' OCCUH TAX UPHELD Supreme Court of United States Finds Law Con-.. ' stitutional Today. ; KEEN INTEREST SHOWN IN CASE Tliirty - Seven Coniijanies Controlling Substantially : the Entire Output of Iron of State Brought Appeals. WASHINGTON. May 1 nrwtn's oce.uiiutliiii tax on the. vnltialH t Iron ores mined "' produ.vd In tlmt still'. was do elnrcil coiisllliiilonal Imlay h.v the court. . MBMBfcH OK ASSOCIATE 1'KliSS Greenwood and Riveria Grade School Children . Will Present Operetta "Rumliclstiltskin'' an oper etta, featuring 180 grade, school children fronvthe Greenwood nod Kivcria schools, will be piesentl to the La Grande play lovino public May 11 and 12 in the high school auuilorium. The-, operetta is the. only one of its kind to be Riven in La Grande for many years. Rehearsals are being conducted regularly under Mrs. Dallas Green's charge. Tickets are on salo at the Glass Drugs. LA GRANDE IS 'LA GRANDE, OREGON. ' MONDAY, MAY 7, 1923. mkmbkk qv assuwatki. rums NUMBER 181 OFFICIALS ' SEEKING rnnnrnn y mirnn I UIIUL.IIU AGAIN WINNLH RliuLnrl White Team Win . .m . iL' HI il , Fast - tionnty : i racit mwa At Union Saturday; rncu v Betters 440 Yara uecora. rtu nn..inH fpnitu l.rni-k . Ulll lilu rjnm-i ii - ' . ' r:l.l ... fi-nt n Hnmr nil lilt' IIVIH IlltV. I... i.l I X - r. . Union county track meet held uU Union Saturday. Bettor time wu Checks, Aggregating Over $l,UUU,uuu rasseu wci y . The Week-End. CHECK ARTISTS HOODOO EXCHANGE Worthless Cheeks, Entered In Stock Exchanget Sent Prices Tumbling Upon Exposure. ' ', . MOW YllliK, May 7.--f'ostnfrirc Inspectors' tllllliy SOUgllt cllOClt forgers-' who cnt over tin. week-end lirarly ion checks on L rciinsylvnnlu Senior Class of L. H. S. Taking Annual Picnic Up Catherine iacck louay i liin-li csthftnl- nrcniiinHnii'd. - bv several monvberW f the fac-, ulty, lort this momniff uy auto i . jur vmiH.-" v.-.v ...... . S th. ibiv -ftn AU llff their annual picnic. Meal wonth- and ft Inrff number of picnick fc er assure the miccess of. the . ....... . it IS customary . iui -earn vi.-o I' hr tho high school to take a day otr eacn yenr, jusi. wi-iunj close cif school, and spend it eith er in thoi mountains tor on tho banks of some stream.'.' Catiicrino Creek;- with is fish ing facilities, beautiful scenery and wonderful sites for camping, is nn ideal destination for such a trip. : Chinese Bandits Seize Train, TaKe Prisoners; One Killed,, American Woman Is Released 1 50 Captives ) Are Taken- . u.... .iu i.i-iil'1iI lv thirty evcn -companies contiollliiK siilmtnn-fin.- ilu. ciilii-i. iron ore output of MliiiirMnta. clKillcimlnu tlio validity ..r tl... uiv- ...,r nl'llt I :i X . llllllOHl-ll !' tlio mule upon tin- vuluo ot Iron ore liilniil. aflor deiliictlnB production and certain other costs, havn pie minleil to the Supreme- Court for ili-t-lBlou an Issue consiilereil of vllnl importance by the (Treat steel Imlus irv or tho country. Keen' interest lias been shown In the cases generally tlnouKliout com mercial and Industrial circles, -due to the belief thai iiponthe outcome would depend 111 luce imvisnre tin? aiiltuilo of nlher states In lh0 mut ter or Imposing similar taxes. - '. Willi, tins mining companies em pliaslzod the linporlnncu or Urn I ' sues iiresc-nted to tho- basic indus trial Interests or the. country, aclvo- ..nli.u ..A tlin . ln...rnnti'juleil .tllllt - the ..u.u ..rni.tileil me.relv riuesttuns of fuel, and did not lest directly tin right or stale, to raise revenue by taxes upon products or Industry. In support or tills view they polnleil out t... T,:ii.ir-u flftiemleil lai'L'elv for sueei-ss upon tin contention I hut under tho peculiar conililions ur rounillng the mining of Iron oro in Mtntw-MMi:!. ihe tax was a burden up on and a rcstr;iinlt or Interstate roliN m..i-ii. A ileelsloll. baseil on that pliase or the cases, would not, It was Insisted, be a controlling preccden: elsewhere. Union oaiuroay. iie.i. , ---- - .taiuiniia mado in several events than in InstihanliS, aBgreg.-iting owr ?l,UU,oiio year's clnssic and tho meet oaiuruayi will go down on tho records as bcinri tho fastest county meet held in uiej annals of interscholastic sports n Tkn fimit upfiro left La loi uinniv. iii . " ,, . I Grande winner, with points, Uniori i ...:. At W.Mnivn third with SCCUUU WHO -l". ;- - - r !l and Imbler in tho cellar with two SI I'KI.Mi; COI'ItT Itl lNti umuiiiviitiiv Mav 7. The railed ttlales can compel masters of ..!.. uu..iu ii Hiil.mlt mnnires. tos sliuwlng all urtU-les uliwuil, lll elildlng those whoso Impoitation Is prohibited, tho supionie court hoIB today in a case brought-by tin- gov-rr.iiiii-iit from - Washington Stute against Wesley 1... Slscho. - Under a warm sun aboutTon high school athletes gathered in the Stock Shew cilv and from the first event, the hundred yard dash, until tho fin al relay, the meet wits conuu.iei, vita a snan and vim that left little to be wished for. Another feather in -the cap of Superintendent Hoy Conklin, ot union, wnu .u vu...fi. of the meet. k. .1.. It... uli.lcn of -two. the rjxuiriiy mi- .no starter gun x... - men, from four cities, tore down the . i. ...u:.i. ...nu ..vrnllent. shane. Uwards the ltnisn. l,otoii, i i Grande, breasted the. tape with a safe lead, running it in i - i. mi . .;.al- uminnni llim OllUS. IIIIVU i.iitii;i.. each Umo coinciding. rnco mm Steinbeck, of La Grande, placed see ..n.i null thinL and ohnson, of Wal- llown, placed fourth. Itliicti a i, ? inn... 1 flA.l unnt-ir.. nf the llllV came in the next track event the mile run. Hales of Union a dark- horso that pruvctl to no a puenum, .ni.. l,wl nml was never lOl.fc Mil voiiy .v.... ----- headed. Otunning like clockwork, he toro off tho mile in the fast time of. four minutes GO 2-5 seconds, just four minutes and 2-o seconds s owe. than the Eastern Oregon record. Not only did Hates spring inruugu .. e ....... ITninn nnintv rne- tne n.ne uir nv w. ...... . . i. ..lc... t.w.b- Ihft half. With Old, UUL IIU "I."." v" -.- - a wee margin from Jacohson ol i.a :,e,-,,niniinled by lelters lu sloclt bi-uUel-s In New Yolk, nilhulolphlm liosli.il. Cllleago, oi deling large illr ehases or stoeli. l'rlres III the New York stork ox change went tumbling by Uiu ..it.. .r.-...H 1.,.,. v.. l.iiv'lm- Klurlen rlnoil of orders baclteil by worm lean checks. NEWSTQREHAS OPENJ'HOUSE" LADY SERIOUSLY HURT IN WRECK RUSSIAN PRIEST M INSTALLED MIIISRUNNING riidfriir M.... 7 f'liwl in n I'lit ....I ...1 ...it.-.. .r while, red lering iuiju .uui ii..... ... .--- and gold, tho lcvolutionary I'ncst ' : Vedcnsky was installed liy the all Russian church conclave Saturday-as archbisliop of Mcfccow. ti i...p,ln,l mi.1 cinnlilnns m purple and gold, and five bishops wearing strikmjf robes participated ' in the ceremony which followed the ritual ucd by the church for cen turies, including the use of Holy wn ' tcr, the play ot the cress and all I...I.. ..r u.. ..1.1 ...-I1....I..V .".JIIIIIWl HI 11, "I" "imwiun- 1 The new archbishop is the mnn who conducted the prosecution which brought about the unfrocking of Pa triarch Tikhon and who some months ago was stoned by women in front of his Pctrogrnd church for his cf i forts to overthrow the old religion and accopt the ('ommunislic revolu tion as a step townrd a new Christian ity. Delivers Address. Vcdensky, with his eyes closed and J'' his hnnds folded, mnd0 a dramatic speech to the conclave in which he ileclnrcd thnt "the church must break with its old traditions and associate with the new social instruction." it- K ..uinilill- tllflt- When lie lout tiv o... ...... . -- . . young. he had studied anti-religious philosophy and had tried hard, to lie conic an atheist but that his faith was too strong. L Weather Forecast JNirtiand, May 7. icncrally fair tonight and Tuesday. WW IllUiK1" " - - i id. f.it dmo ttK 2 min utes 7 3-5 second. It looks as if t n cum fhinrr in thf Eustcm jOveKon meet May 12, in both events. L.arson ihbh ",Ml -' lon of Iji Grande, was Inch Ipnint man of the meet. In addition took both hurdle races, nu ciuv it.: u:. i 17.7.10 sneonds in the 120 vard hi(rh hurdles, and at 27 11-5 seconds in me iuw numi henved the shot for 7-1 . , it 40 feet live pwiiii--i .-........ - . inches . He placed thud m the dis cuss and-was a mci.niH.-i . Grande's relay team, making his to- al points !M.. , , 220 Dash I'.asl. , c...:i.l, ..t I n fli-iititle. was llll- other darkhorsc that materialized. lie look the 211 yard dnsn, anur koiuhk a poor start, in the fast time of Z :-5 seconds the best time made this year in that event. Stcinlicck is a comerand ho comes fast too. ISot only did he place first in tne zz , "l i....- I l.ird in fhn cen- uasn uut ii; . - , lurv and second in the i .van. d.-rsh. . ...... Deals 1 lu uecoru. r.. It-..... .:.,),. the hesl show . V"Jr V.' ht. Wfi. the .1411 lllg oi lev t..j ....... yard dash in Oil 1-5 seconds. - lhc J 10 yard i-'istern wn-gou iee....., - -:, o ...i ..-hirh Price bettered i-.o-. i.i ...... ........ ..... bv fraclions. Price's mark cannot be ' . ... ... ...... mw. accepted as nn luasioin vivB.n. r. .. ... 1.. nu .. tlt.ii.n .tiiilltV ord OUl siaoiis nn w i.t:. i. . .....) Anv hn Khnilld mnriv. k nn k.w. ....... - - shatter Uindrctns time, m. "iw Satunlay. Another surprise came in the high jump. Zundcl, or Lu urnniie, wa entered high school from the eighth grade at the Dcginnmg oi mu ,ond semester, leaped 5 feet 3 in ches and loon iirsi. The Blues were wean in mo javunn ot i DI..W r.f tltiinn. wiiiniiic: first ami' rroslumi of Union winning second. Plass, of Wallowa, piarcu third, Iji tirande only getting one :.. ,u:.. l4.,n,n.,.IL Hllllllf pi'llll. Ill llll?. v the deed. uiacKers mrow nii-ou.f. 1..0 feet o inches. CI.... Winu DiKCUS. Stager, of La Grande, won the dis cus with a hu.-ky heave of Wl feet 11 inches. Mnun, runK,.r.urr ui.. i .u .11 nf I Grande, tied for the pole vault at feet one inph. Tlicy Idid not jump off (he tie, leaving the event untinisneu. i nis .. event that I.a Grande made a clean sweep of. Jacohson, oi ui oriimir. won the brond jurno easily. t . - f:.i ...intinntinn r.f a Dcncct day. the Blue and White relay team, consisting of Steinbeck, Smith, l.ar- RESPITE STRIKE While I. W. W. Strike Has Crippled Logging Indus-fi-v Mills Aii Rurminir. "'' The 1. W. W. Strike thus far has not dealt one nunurcu per ceni ness to -tlia lumber tnuusvry oi cv . r...- ..n ...nu nnnlAmnlfiteil. Tn- ern vjiegi'iiftn .... . . ............ J.... IU. ll..,.r.n..,..1tir.lfU 111 ill IK rilll- uay lie- .....i.i.." .,, ning, the Nibley-Mnnnaugh mill nt Wallowa Is running, me u ramie Ri.nde I.umber company at Perry is receiving loks and will bo ready to go in fairly good shape in a day or two. . ... I7 ...!...! iu irnlllfP tn hall l' ill ui-.i.-i.-- ... " I. --- -- '- .- n.n.,,. i.mI th fart remains that the woods are not enuieiy uo- plctcd of men and there as none mm a change for the better will occur before mutters get any worse. - K. K.. K. DECK EE SIGNEJJ (l!v Associated Press) . nt .xt-ta -.. M.... 7 The. Ini- All.si.lii vj.i., .-."J - -- . perial Kloneilium or the Knights of i.-.. iri,.. iflnn. is vested with full Mrs. M. J. Donahue Sustains Fractured Skul in Crash On Highway Yesterday; Condition Serious. ' ii.-u m I ' n,.nl Ih aerlciusly ilnjiircd iind her liusbaud Is slightly Injured as Ihe. result ui un inn., wreck llial occurred on the hliiliwuy Hbout miilway between I'nloii and Hot Luke last evening nt. sis o'clock. Mrs. Donahue's skull Is rmc.tureil. According to repents .nr. aim .n.n. lioniiluiu wito driving along Ihe liiK-hwiiv nml iittnullileil In IHIHS a ear, giving proper warning of their intentions ny nuiiKing nm iii... .lust as Ihey were alioul lo Hiu-eess- I-..II.- iuim Mil. .ilhel- xehiele. the Cttl' awoiveil out, of tho road, llulialme'o ti... ,.i.i.iniiiiilM of ihe other cur w-ero not injured. Iionahue's car was slightly d.-imaged. Pronilit aid w-as set-ureil anil . air- .....I I..M 1 1. .mi I. in, w.'t-i, laltetl lo I'lllon nnd placed under the care or Ur. T. M. ttlliuore. About, all hour Iflin. 4lwi llnhiienknlilll alllblllane.' I brought Ihelu to Sm llrande. VU IVIUX. .'IVM.11. ...... -- lexecutive authority over affairs that the organization in a ncciee .-.igiiv.. today --by Judge 1 nomas, mc c... 1... l. rnlieve the 1m- pel ial wizard of independent adminis tration nnd executive authority Un idcr the decree Imperial Wizard Evnns is declared to Do the cniei exeeuii.u but nil his acts are made subject l.o u two third vote of tho Kloneil ium. ' . ' .. r.ni'p Piipnitnre' Comnanv Entertaining . the Public At Its Opening: 1 - tn,.l. In ll.n .ftm-tnnreliil eirtdes of La Grande after having lost ns store . u... .. . - and complclc stocK ot goous oy lire -.. - , , , last December,- the Carr ftirniturcv lug the lullcr car out 1, lu m loose. (,i,; : iwd.llnn. an "c.nn ' gravel where the ear skidded and il. f.. iu ....rl m.l.li,. in turned over. lioune nn .ne H...v.. . - celebration of the new store opeiung. This afternoon many people attend ed tho opening and enjoyed tho hos .......... .... ., .. 1 u.. r... n.wl pilllllty 01 mi. .11111 "in. this evening the storo will be open to renew tho old social ties slightly severed by the firm being forced to cease business in I.a Grande during the erection of tho new building nnd the pttrchnsc aim installation ot uie new 'furniture stock. The public is :..:i...l ... ..luif fV.n ulnni dni'inf. the evening. Mrs. J. V. Henry, owner ot the building occupied by tno lumuure company, is the guest of honor and she is thoroughly enjoying, meeting her old friends. Charles Kome, formerly head 01 tho furniture department of Olds, ........ r. r i,..-iiu.i huu vvoninHii inin . . w. v....m associated himself with the Can.Fur- niluro company ann ul 1110 iuiuiw ho pprmnncntly located here. Ho is ratcst as one of the first-class furni ture men on the I'ncuic coast. irnrcn TANSRN IS ; CALLED BY REAPER I.-.-I..1 .iiniMen. need 72-vears. passed on In l.n (Irande. Hunday morning at 12:311 o'cloek at tho close oi u inns ....UU . 1IU .I..,iMi enllie US IL Slid shock to Ills many friends and to his wife, who nro overcome wun griei in. Ilia demise. Mr. .lansen has made bis home lu f.a tirunilu for the past 12 years. i... ..,.,..,!. M.r.'t.-.!i will be held to morrow afternoon at two o'clock al Ihe I.. Ii. H, church under tho dlree- llon of W. II. Iiohneiikanip company. Till'. .MA)tKI'.T. I'dlfn.ANH. May 7. I'altle u tn r.n .-,-niH lilL'lier. ehok-e steers 4JS.75 to !l.2r; hogs ono nliar- Pendleton Debaters Down Union Team; Losers May Enter Contest Is Report PENDLETON, May 7. Tho Pendleton high school debuto team, composed -of Rex Kramer and Donald Heath, won the East ern Oregon championship and the right to represent this section of the state contest to be held in Eugene, by defeating tho Union team here last evening. Union debaters were Miss Audrey De- I.np and Miss Vera Shaw. Pendleton won by u two-to-one 'decision. Union had the affirma tive on "Resolved, that the United Stales government should adopt a policy of shin subsidy." Pendleton .debaters opposed this stand. - ; Reports, unconfirmed, from Union, nro to thu effect tlmt,the decision in tho Pendleton-Union dual debute will be contested, Union claiming thnt Pendleton's judges were not selected accord ing to high school rulings un the mutter. TRADE OUTLOOK FINDS DIVISION U. S. State Department Is Officially Made Aware ' Qf Affair. '; CHINESE -AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP MENACED Good Relations Between Pe--i .1 TTv,;t- . Kin uovei iiiuuu aim unit-, ed States Are Apparently," Strained. . j '".';. (Hv Associated Press) WASHINGTON, May 7 Tho situation is apparently regarded ns seriousiy menacing vlo thu good relations between the Unit ed States and the Pekin 'govern nicnl in China desired by Amer ican Minister Schurmuiv is thu first officlnl report to reach the stale depart until regarding tho capture of Amcrican''cilizens by bandits near the Shantung border. - ' REHEARING FOR TUFTM MlIM! , I IIL UU1L IIUHU 1 I Wages Will Enlarge the -7,:" I'lll't'hnKinrr PoWeP Re- the council of fovc - o . .. -; .: . gardless ot rnccs; Utners Oppose View. n:i.!v. vihik Mnv 7. With nro- duillon mill holding at high levels. Ilileresl In linn ueiiil and business cir cles' vonlurcd during Ihe 'past wuek in the nuner iiioiioiiiieen w-eunuui.n shown by llio chief speculutlvii mur kel's. The tiveiugo of; Indiunriul slimes listed on the New York slock nx- .Imniri. ileelilieil foilr . IlollltS. COltoil lost nearly 2 tents, and wheal re-li.'li-.l ii iiiii-fivliiiulel v A eents. A.....I... .tiln.r ..finiinfiilll tt-M whieli illin' palphralcd Cove roaC coiitro- Uhuw a K nO' iu y lo flcillne were cop ...I.'. 7 ,...niii ..iii-1 unit i inn, lend, r Motion Granted for Review nf frio f'ispThe Work "'Awaits Final Disposal. vursy 'wherein the county court and the citizens of Cove have taken Ihcir differences before the circuit court i..ti. li.n.l ,-nhhi.i ami Ktliral' In some iiiuiters it wus held that tin. 1-1 m-l!,iiiH wero a iiatnral ueeoni iiiiiiliueiit or Ihe slackening of the for . dec s on will continue to ue a ''" "v,"",- , live matter, as the circuit ecurt has tr'X": Zj'ull ,,. early stirln;;. f I. llUblnl. eit "ensued' talSfl ed ainl when An to wh.if will ,.,.,.. Jliere I Sinn f r rf-hcarine was request- l frlher dlif nee of opinion. Homo cd it wus promptly grunted Uy Judge ftnowics. maintain that consumers will not pay tne liljilier piK-i-s. mien pernoiin imi u i ii I ty take a. beurlsh view of the u i. I...I lillw.i-u ..iiiiiIhihIxi. the WIIHAT QUOTATIONS liiolnt that the wage Increases wld (By Associated Press) eiilaie the pilieliaslng power mid de- PORTLAND, May 7. Hard IWhUe mauds felt regamiess ot tnu nigne War Department Willing. i WASHINGTON, May 7. Assis, taut Secretary of. War Davis, an-' nounced after a confurenco with Sec retary Hughes, that tho war. depart- OUCK up any iivt .Inllii, Imjint. nnit'' fAM!n nniliHriMndnrS at Pekin for action agnlnst Chinese unmtits. - PEKING. May 7. Reports . from the Shantung border where 1,000 bandits yesterday sciicd a ; train and look captive 150 pes- - scngcrs indicnted one foreigner, tf Urilish subject named Roth- J mn, killed, and a number or i Americans, probably all men, J, were In peril, ns the brigands notified Ihe authorities that they would kill Ihcir captives urrlcwe .' i pursuing tumps were withdrawn. ? Robert Scrlpps, American news- , paper publisher; Major I'inger, and two 'Atucrlciin officers, nam- . cd Rolaad and Allen, ull in the . i, Phillpine service, lire among the 'captured. - - . , mi ....il nttttv rlm-nilinrr t ill IllO uuiiu..., ...... train fired the couches, robbed pas sengers and dragged them brutally lawny. Major Pinger's two sons were also captuied and Alt a. ringer 1A I 1... fl.n hnnilil hei'IlllSO ShQ reiennvii uy could not keep up with them aa they fled. . ..... Miss I.ucy Aioncn, nisicr-iu- , law of John D. Rockfcller, Jr., nad tluUKhlcr of the late United States Senator Aldrlch, of Rhodo Island, was captured and releas ed. She is reported -III from tho shock. $1.31; Western Red $1.10. LARGE DAIRY INSTALLED TIM.' HARK Mnv 7. Starting with errs SK.T.i to ii.:n: nogs ono innii- ... ' ,,,:,,! ,,.i ., I,.r lower. Olillio light S.riO HI s.sn. iiu guon co.vr., ii, ..... iHhoep siroiig. eggs unsellli.l, bids dairy of an ."ii'iV . 'h Iwo ci-nlM, lower; nutter sieany n.i an ne ,.u.i.......v,. .. . .... ..v. advance of two cents lain Haliiiilay. miles east of U "" . THE GREAT AMERICAN HANDICAP RACE in riM'.-i:,-ii 1 . - V I . !;::!, I V . i j ry i- v raS.v ... o a 7 ft ., c$,y- ). I XX : . -vXX. X I iu awK t , X - i Ah to 1lu Mtock murl((4 IIhHC It Una n-.-u npi-aii-ni Hint 1 lit; rerun t ruiic otr: wore incrlpHJlletl uiul . foi'rort liy mrllvo Hluiil. mHiinfr by ait hhhti-h- mIc In.'u r puny. H )m Kuni.rtin.v iki- uiiMijf, iKiwi'vur, Ihiil. cxtuUHlvo iHinm- iMttHi was imhiri'il. Hlnp Iiihm oiilnni wi-r,-, emmht. wt'iik loiiua wito tn- Hntri il lo let, ko. At; ihr. wvvH 't-WimMl ii Mh-iullcr toilu. wiih, liowevL-r; up Hll -lit. I 'iti lou In Klmitn. Ol'hfT HpiiiluM'n mm-kulH t'cifi-lfl hi Hinputhy Willi Mtuik prlm-M. pl- I,... miiilhllnlll 11 n I lit t 1)1-1 ImVLvl1 h-vuln oi Hici yuur ami Tlv cuniH rtj pmiiwl luliw Un- ,iu' pi'iilc, raw 'l'lin:l HHKHI- prli-CH Hlllllipuil in risnonur to llio triowlntf j pi Opak'HIK.llL Of ft II VI' I K' Htl lkUH IL 114 1 thu v. lurwi mi'.i k' t wax (nm;wlmt unHrl- lfil bn.lllM.: uf the (OtlflllttflK 'Hll- ni ili-K ol Uiu 't aiTy-uvi-r. Frituli i elect Ion or thr ('H-inian ifp;H'alloii: ofTur Wli eXpet-tnl by Hie rinitprtiil -ointuiitill ami Hm only ap- jpan nl I'fluitH wi-ie u hnnt reaction . m il uk or I- rendi nui ittitiirf . rnii'H. (Icrniiin Ih pi.t ilov.ii to .oo'Jjr ur 4n.noo to the AtniTlciin iloliri-, bill ralltro to .unv.iv. UrtttKh ami I'Veneh xi:lian(;en -aM-iI hIIkIiIIv. , ('. ('. 1-IICAKlNCr NOW ON It,, A .jL.;.,tl 1I(IM) liiD'i'i A MM Mii 7 Two rii 11- l witi inni'i ' ' J " - ' i-oailmr 1 testified today nt tho In-1 ritalt! 'I OIlHiterre i:uiiimifnoni ii rule lu'ittitiff that wool HhipmuntH hy anal jncully uxeeeoeit snipmenm uy ...:i 'ri. ..nifiitoi! that rail linos ihwuld hnvu nn etiual amount of intf- . MAY I'KI'i VAN 14. TltOUM!. WAM1II.NGT11N, May 7. Tho send- i ing of Allielleun troois to securu tho release, of Aiuerleans held uulitlvcs was Hiiggiistcrl today. tMoiii titan 7Ui j Amel-leans slulfoiied ill! Tientsin uui " . a marine ilelaehinent ,at l'l-HIn could be orileied by llio t'leslileiil lu iut sue the Imlldll's, olllelals liellove. (Iy ;AHsicllel t'l'Csaj. . I'KKINU,' May I.-t"""' rineigncc 1 was killed ami IBM passengers worn -eiinleil orr when baiullia held un tho HhiiiiKhiii-l'ekliig exiH-eSB trulll on tho Tli-litslil-t'ilkow railway Veur tlio Hhaiitiiiig boiilor this nniinlng, ae- eoi'illng to word reiiilveil here nun Sunday. MI'S Aldrlcli m nus, Imml-IiI.t ,,r the) lale I'lilM it Hiatus Imi-hilIoi- N. W. Aldrlch of liliode Is. land and VflMter-lnlaw ot John ' . . Itocki feller, Jr., wus ilmolig ihe pas- singeiB. Her lute Is unknown. The roielKiu-r killed Is liellcvcil lo be a Itiinsiun. The mlnlstec o coin-. i..,.. Wi.ii.i ii- ti'ii'trrimhcil "ni'h'es" :;'r?-rcneh8" nXCj; rmo.H and the clvl. ami liiiies of l icnilt bonus nun ,.,.. ,,r Hlniiihinir usK- Ing that troops. Iic sent to surround Inn buiidlln. The express train wus norlliboiind froin HooehmvwMmiit- (Continued on Pago Five.) ' ftQ ClflB MEETS ' TUESDAY NOON !ULLY PUTS UP Mi.i.iiii.t-il. who - lias jusl 1 r.-nm (lerilllltlV Und SwItZCf llall.l. will tip the llialll SPCUKCI- .u. ii,,. w.eklv t'nlnn louiiij t.l ,-lnb limeh I to ho held In llnl l of I'. hall wi'h In" Xomn aiein IihIIsI ladles eiilnlliK. J. j. sno ..in i.m i hulrtnun. t l.onc. s ori lii-stru win uiw in.--,.. niinibers. U1 lullnws: Violin lolo. i,ullunV by Kaff. I- J- l-'nd- And fie lord said there should U.y; piano solo. -Jainannla bv if, , niarKi'd Frank Lilly to.Uy t.ieeu. by Abble Oin; "v-' I... .i,,.rl,.,l the installalion of a "Merry Wives of Windsor. I. .Ml.- n rr.TR r. wi LLLU I UIU UIUI1 new electric sittn over Ins hurdwure M. re. "I believe in plenty of light, .-.id Mr. I ill v. "it is the thing these if and I would use lo see mmm' line doublv liKhled mnkinn it a (!,,-fat.wime way. - v. -;- , ,-,,. in orwarii every mmuvc aim. ,',.. dial. niem-Btra; trombon- rwrwt ilinl 'SiMeltc from i.uem i lmi- ezuttl. by K. KobiiiHOt. and An The ntrtnbutrt of Uiu nbove of tbi-ritra art-: KennrUi Otskelur, U. K. I., llohbituin, . Kwrelt . light we ,-un al .ni.t lo tne . ...... ,,,..,' ,, All. wiiriook." 1 d.; Loncy. ' 4 I XI i on and Price, won me ii ''"JIL" (Continued ou tas Bight)