La Grande evening observer., November 01, 1923, Image 1

EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY.
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UKAIILQAU
VOLUME XXII
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1923.
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 19
(Iratt w . few uxna wm nwi
FRANCE HAILS
BUSH NOTE
WITH DELIGHT
Communicjition Cheers Tri
color Element; Brings
Accord,
ENGLAND OPPOSES
GERMANY'S BREAKS,
Expresses Wish to Send a1
Joint Invitation, to U. S.
to Send Experts. -
I'AKIS (liy tliu Associated Press)-
Tho ltrdlsh government through II a
imbassador, I ho nr.. mills of Crewe,
hh Bent two communications to the
French foreign office which wem re
ceived thero mi in happy accord with
the conciliatory spirit shown ' by
France' in recent Intercourse between
'tlw two countries.
The first nolo drew the Kronen fore
ign office's alti'ulioii to the juridical
consequences which might be entailed
iliy Ilia n-piiritinn of (.'.i-lliinny from
certain provinces in Mini suc h pro-, t ,ree-net comedy drama will find
vlnooH w ere not siitnalorli s of Mioi little winning In tliu acting and fl
ftrealy of Versailles and so would notn"sse of the cast.
.directly hav.. assumed obligation;) laid j All Hired new nro now memorized
upon tho ri'leh hy 'hi-: tr.aty. i,v t1L. junior actors and actnuscH and
Jt hail been reported that tho not.i u. finishing toiichcn am already bc
contuiiLd vurimix slalcmi nts. . tni-lnil-jnK worked In. The play is to be re
Ins criticism of certain maesures tu-i)(.nn November Iftth and 17lh In tho
en by the Krelieh and ISeltflnus ! liifjli school aiidilorliini tiniler Hie U
'the zones or occupation, but. it can be rection of -Miss M ilicl Bennett.
milil that tho note is limited to thc (lHretl: Pll.Rrp.KsliiK
above declination based on the treaty i The operellii "The UypsS' Itovor"
ior Versailles. An Ideiilicnl i-onimiiiil- wm nui )0 given until n'bout Hie rniil
catlon was mado to tho liolKi.m tfuv-;,n of December. I'ositlve dates are
Cifiiufu:. vt.t unselwted. UehearalH uro bi'lt.w
lnilatiiiii tr. f. S. hehl. however, end both .the. chorun
The Bccond note contained a pro-1,,,,,! t10 caal ,.ro workini; dlllir-etl
i4)OSnl to the I'Yench Kovernmcnt. to A r,.v ineni'iern of tho cast , still vo
-Bend a joint llrillsli-l'Yeneh-Itnlinn ,.,!,, . chosen but will bo shortly.
anil nciKian inviiaiion 10 ine i niiv,, :
, mlttee of experts which will iniiUe!
on- economic InvcsliKntlon into (!cr
miany's cnpin ily .for the' payment ir:ll
Teparalions an. ho ineiins .erniany
)iOHBeMea to I'nUill her ohliKatiotis. The
joint fnvltutlon will exprena thankH to
the I'nlted Slnien for Its coll-.iboratlon
and hvK t hn govern im-nt I o appo!ti ;
'd'b'nraloo tliroiif-rh its observer mi the.
reparation coiiiniision. '1'lmn it can I
b m-ioi thai tiie Hrltlsh note neither j
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(Continued on J'at-ri l'ivu.) j
ENQSU1W;
War-Time Premier of Great
Britain Returned to New
York Last Evening.
M ; W Y -1 1 K (A I') I a id I.I r y 1 1
George, war-timo premier of (Jreat
Cllrllaiii. relurhed tt- Xev York W-d-'liesdav
nighl. Ilm li'.st. slop of hit- tri-
YD GEORGE
ijiirhal tour of American jind t 'anad- j $r','."l( l-uionla chamitton Salurday.
Ian ell les. lli.i train from Scran ton, ' -
Iav reached IJoboken at 7:4 o'clock . j l-d.uid Spurn Itndhi.
A -fairly good sized group welcomed' (H.AStiOW Inhabitants of HI.
tln little Welshman, while a corps of.Kilda. in tho Outer Hebrides have re
Hoiioken jioltco guarded the railway fused to permit the installation of
ntjithm. w,r.-b' station.
Paving Work Halted
' By Inclement Weather;
Stop Work Until Spring
Improvement district No. C-
was up for consideration at the
com mission ne cling last night
and .1. J. Mri t ugh ton protested
against a sidewalk being laid on
his side of the street stating that
tt was a useless Improvement, lb-,
joined John Melville in protest
k rtli against the eily "charging the
1 Property nn ii-ts for an experi
ment wit h macadam nn year
and t hen ordering in hard sur
face pavement the yenr follow
ing." After S'jine discussion city
Attorney I less recommended that
this district in all details be put
up to the bonding attorneys lor
their d' Ision. and the mailer
' was laid over for one week.
The application of ! d Nich
olson for a rooming house ticens-.
hlch had hcn ib-nted a I a
forni' T inei llng. was reconsider
ed and upon a bundle of letters
of rernimncnda! ions iron post
masters of I he port hw i sl w here
Mr. Nicholson had been employ
ed, (lie liens-- was granl. d.
Complaint was ut registered
a gains: the motorcycle cat-outs
which re f r'iU'-nt ly t:.. d. In
vsttiration w;ts ord'-r to the end
of puiting a slop to lie ir use in
the city.
No one appc;trd to remrtn
utrate against liitpruveiie nt dis
trict No. from J t'i Sprlnir
Uri'ft on tj'k.
lllU Mlikl SlUItf.
Thai tuning ba- -liaak a iui'.r
iluc to weather -uatlltioiu was
1 8 Russians
oentenced To
Death Today
MOSCOW (AP). Eigh
teen persons were sentenced
to death today, and 23 giv
en prison sentences as the
result of the trial of G8
charged with bribery and
corruption.
The prisoners were em
ployees of the naval tech-;
nicjil department and cot
tractors. High School Students Prac
ticing Junior Play, Glee
Club Operetta and for Or
chestra. Kclii-tirtiiilil of Mm Junior play
'Anm Whai'M Her Naini!" are iro-
!t;rcsrtln nicely pihI tho.HL' wliii Imvu
! witnessed llm nrnctlcea arn tin1
opinion (lint tin; presentation of tin.
Orswilriiw Onliftr
In ailditlou to coaching tho. oper
t lit. Mist: Isahclln Miller Is 'onpuii-
Inf c. Mich school orehosln which has
,, KCVeraI practiced About
.,)BlruK.IltH , , ,,robab0 izu
to bo attulned-
ZEV CAPTURES RICH
EMPIRE CITY STAKE
NKW YOlil. AI') MaUlne hla
,rirnt Mar
Hlnef conHiierine; .I'npyrtm
in I he International race, Zev ernck
ItancocaH Htalde II -year-old Wednes
day Avon Die $r,oao nuttiinn champion
KfakcN at Kinplre 'lly In a. gallop.
Ilracadale, a stable mate was second.
I Harry Tayne Whitney Tryster
took thi lead at I he start, lint was
iniebly overhauled by Zev, which wap
' never In danger I hereafter, winning
ty five lengths.. The belting wan I to
la on Zev and Hracadalc, which were
coupled in the wagering.. Karl Sunde,
who rode Zev to victory over Papyrus
was up on the winner. The time for
Ihe mile waa 14ti 3-5. Tryster fin
ished third. 1-adUin also ran.
Zev worked out an extra furlont;
after tliu race, negotiating the mile
and un eighth In 1:56'. lb will be
shipped Thursday to Latonla. w here
he is slated to meet My Own tn llie
made plain In.-l evening v ben
City Mnimycr Hnycs aiiiioiiittfsf
thai nfler he hnd ordered Ihe
Wrrcii Omolrtictloii In pni- two
block on l'etins,vlnnln nemie
he Is snilsrictl Ihe work wilt not
hold mid Ihe elly cannot accept
II. due to Ihe Mft bn-e fnim rc
cciii wri wen I her. TbU practi
cally rings down (he eiirtnln on
furl her pax big this fall.
Charlie Noycs appeared before
tin- commission Insisting 1 hot ar
ler luiproveinents liad been mad"
on his property refuse had been
hfl III such i tin tit Mies t ha I Ie
could not get his car from his
garage and asked to have th"
HJime remuyed. Speeiators In Ihe
council chamber assured Mr.
Noycs that every day his car was
ib tidie d In the garage h" n as
thai much ahead, but this did not
in lo have Its effect , for lb'
rcijin-ai for easy access (o Ihe
gasoline buggy was repented.
Dr. W. II. Klley appeared lo
proton! against it mud lode uhlch
had been with him ever since tie
dry summer evused and causes
htm great Inconvenience in get -t
ing to and from his residence
on Madison, avenue.
Kehoe of the find of a city
v.at r duppty were inanl follow
ing the ufficbtt metUng of He
roin mission and there was con-std'-rahlc
'nthusiastn phown over
the Sanders prlotfS Q'.kr Hum
un rville.
DRAMATIC IRK
IS GOING AHEAD
MASONIC
MHUESEMMI
Erection of Masonic Na
tional Temple to Wash
ington Observed.
CORN RSTOxTe LAID
ON FAMOUS PLOT
Distinguished Pcrsonaged
Assist in Impressive Cer
emonies Held at Alexan-;
dria, Va.
The memorial tlcillrnthm ser
vicrs ilcsri'ibed in the AssiMialeil
I'lvss Mnry nee tiellia altenileil by
(icorc 'r. t'oiiiran. of la a-iiiu1i,
Ki'imili' iniister of Oregon .Mustm.
AI.KXAM.IUA, VA., The corner-
stone of n four million dollar Mason-Ik
ie temple, n national Masonic niein-
orlal In (ieorge Washington and a
ahrlne for American Krcctnusonry was ;
bdd liere today with impressive cere-'!
monlcs. Treshb-nt (o(didjr-. nieinbers
of the Cabinet, a large array of offl-
elat personageH and repres -ntatives of
1 7.000 blue, lodges and other Masontc
nrtrit ii i.-n iniiM n;i 11 ifiium-ti. I ih ii-iii- i -
pl which Is fireek In its urehiteeture
will be known as The (Jeorgc Wash-'
Injrton National Masjiib- Memorial.
The building will rise LMin fe,.
above Khoolcrs Mill, on Ihe outskirts;
of (his elly. which Ihomas .b-rierso,,
and James Madison proposed for the
site of Ihe capllol of t'niled Slates
It will rcHemble and was inspired by
tin- great lowera or ancient -Ci recce
and limn from whose summits per-J
manenl burning flares guided ma r in-,
ers at wu and. in the wunis if II. W.-jity
(irbe(, om of its architects, will
repreHcnt to the world. Ihe guiding
spirit of Washinglon in slales-.nanship
and his revered precepta which for all
time willnel. 'smnid-4'r w b1cti Hie
Hfllp of Stale may direct ils coin:!"
(Continued on I'ag'i J'ive.)
'I
WALTON DENIED'
-TIME EXTENSION.
OKLAHOMA C1TY (Al'l .1. I'. , I'. O. i:., an- maklni; airiinit. iii. nln io
Walton, suspended Kovernor of OKI-. Ullithile a larfc-e clans of lin n Into tin
homa. was 1,'lven until ::!" o'clock i hnlu'e imiiKhl. The inlllalnry cere
today to enter a piea to impeach-' ninny w!l be in connection with the
ment charifes when his conns -I nUeil j regular ineetjn tonh;hl at the Klha
for a ten days' cxletifiion of itine. iti nipl.-.
Mill Creek is
By Chamh
- Water S
DOPPE LOSES
TO CfldAI
NKW YOICK; (AP) Welk r C,
run of l.os Augehs ruruislied Ihe S'll - j
prise of Ihe world's IS..' balk Ilm-j
billiard tournament Wedii'-sday night. ;
defeating William !'. Iloppc Hie title
holder, r.oo points lo :;.(. In ilef. -at -lug
Ifoppe, ( 'ochrall. t he yoiinireM' j
player In the (out nanu ui . m.tde ,lie ,
highest nn. or the week. nii, and in
finishing In l limbics sei up io- bes
average, at-i-n;. iiopix-. tar oi r his
game, never could get ii, e bans roilim;
satistaitoiii.
srba.rcr win-.
z: -
inline, TiHU I'l .1 In l:i IiimIii.
SUI'ER TAX liOAKI)
ACTING AT I'MON
Th: tn" com er at hm am1 snpe.- -
Ision commission, which ?-p' n. -linlHv
In liohler i nd Kit: in condoc,-
bng heariaus of the budgeis of ludder.
iKIgili, Su Uiniers Hie and al j;o til
school fti-itrk-tH, is In I nloii loda h- nr
lug liie budgets of Ihe c tii-: of l iilon
JCove and North Powder and udj.icciii
Isi'hool dlslrict.'.
)j, K. IIe noid a. rii.iiriM.iii, I Inn y
Mcioldrick and C. I. 1 1 o tl 'ma n. tie ni-
ln r.1 of I In- i olliiiilj'sioti. a la I K. .
kevyoids. clerk, b'f I tor I aion the
morning to conduct the h'-.tring.
nnkr 1VI' hi Sfnln.
JI.Miltlll (Al'l-- . sl,.i ri- . urtli-'
'I'rikf o'.'i-'urri-.l Moti'liiv :ii I 'mh jlln.
li'Ci cnickH iijkmm'.I In tic roti'lK nil'l
11 Wlm u.-f'-MHirv tn f'ii! work in llio
yioii-. .nn-rrlni Itf.'un; ol tli'j fil -
jiburuul luiucb.
"BEDS" MAKE
DEMANDS ON
Socialist Delegation Calls
lor bharp Actum
Against Bavaria
CABINET IIELI) TO
BE THREATENED
Leniency Toward Saxony Is
One of Demands That
Stresemann Faces.
! HKMtl.l.V (lly the Associated l'ress)
' After, t: party caucus lasting seven
iholirs. the fnited Soeialists reliiislai?
!ilelei;atli?n Weiluesilay nliilH dnifted
la pi-tmi-iuu of ilenianil;; upon which It
tilKikcs ci.niiKelit Its further member
ship ill the present coalition Kovern
:ineiit. A'!iile Hie nature of Its com
iiiiinleation 1o rhancelloi Stresemann
u guilts a J4-hMir ult im iluni. tlie
I reiehstag leaders believe thai Its ten-
or ami contenta uro wholly dictated
by ihcdt-side of the party's modcrntn
leaders to appease Its clamorous rad-
leal wing, which ha-t been i ndeavor-
j ';; 1 stampede lid- party into de-
(Vi'tloii from tho coulllioti.
The Socialist ministers. Hoi ma an,
linill.riieh tnd Sehmlilt. whoe wll h-
itll;lal from
cabiiict was under
fad isenieut at Wedaicsday's caucus In
formed their comrades that Iho gov
ernment action against Shnohv had
not been referred to the cabinet, but
W"i! i ..(Mi'luillK.I ;nwl l.lll lulu .vii-ii.
;noi )(y h), f( ra -Tj1
Uu.y ,.,,.,,,,.,. , fn.HlJ,.ni iivwrl
VuM Mu,.k.ri ,IIH lho rvWh i:otmi,ift-
loner, )m t,ir ib inze.
j Itudiculs Won Out.
The irarly'.-i moderato wim; succee-
j w;,iidng over the radical major-
. sin port of the anti-secession
jscnlinient, in view of the general In-
, (crnal situation and the rurther fart
jthal Hie. new Savon government re-
iiulred aid from Merlin, which would
i not, Dr'' ftnfffn7T':t1rriWllf WSl
were out of Iho government. . .
Thefic alro was strong Hiisplcion dis
cernible in the ranks of Ihe leaders of
lho modef'to section that a crisis pre
cipitated by II Socialists at this time
would prove a doubtful asset to tliu
part 'a vrest ige -t his bi-eause Ihe Is-,
(Continued, on I'ago l-'lvu.)
EI.,KSTO INITIATE rk;
CLASS THIS EVENING
The l.a Cralide loili,-e .No. II.
Visited
How lo Reach Springs t
Drive to Summer villo, then proceed north to the first road
'itm)in to I lie lilit; tiavel this road nearly half a mile and
you will okseive a small house on the left-hand side of road
Ihe springs are in front of the house. 1
Al(dit fifty members of the Chamber of Commeicc made a
Lt.'p yestciday afternoon to the Sanders spiii'g:f on iMi.II creek
a lew miles north of SummerviHe to observe the water supply
vhieh is bein' (.onsidered ftjr the city of l.a (Iiande.
They .found three fine springs all converging into stream of
water which has been known as Mill creeli ever since the Grande
)j: lfl - settled, and which for many yeiii.s furnished
'
water to run the mill at SummerviHe.
Allurement of the stream showed between six and seven
I ;ui JMoh g.ilhdis of watt'i" in tweutv-fiiiir hours. The water is
U - leai' as crvstal, bubbles up frnm a gravel dome and ii cold.
iiy it is vy .,.- r...- a has m u, u,
I l;l mi Dated.
, .1 i I Ell
uiai'Kts u ic i.aum in'fi
ABainsl .Naval Olhrcrs
v,;'in.'.(;Tf),
ne nl and f..nil
I Ai') l:.id Jodg-
navigation on
..Ine of 4 I ;:.itfH.(ioM m I a
a .. !(.. ,.!. l-i.h.1 I :i I -ill. I
limber's, tlie In-. id of 'inquiry de.'uilder i f'l'iivity flow. TIlOSC
rl.ir- d ia Itu fm tl report I
H''''rHar'
.,i ii,,.
I'll tin- r.-i,i, Mullilill i"l,M nl
i.;.i,l I',:;.!. I-..I w :i r, I II.
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a o: a . m;im ! M n. r whi'li ft;:
.1 in tlie t;iila.-.lriiih.' will fac
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MRS. STOKES IS ON
STAND IN DEFENSE
Portland Nude
Woman Frieze
Is G
ensore(
I'OHTIi.lNO. (Al) The "A-Si'i-
Ntm't Art ;nllcr.v, five base
relief flgiircs of. nudo fcinlniite
foiiiis, adorning (lie facade of n
new building, are In disappear
Iki-hii4 id' piddle prolest. Mclm
las M. l unar, the building owner,
nnnoiiiu'ed lute loilay.
I'Olt'lliAM) (A I') At imkiii
(Mluy a large sign was hung up
owr the stiinc ladies on the ra
cude un Alder Mm-t on Ihe I H
gar building bearing Ihese Kmicli
woiils "luad sidt qui niitlly pence"
(eil to him who ell thinks).
x The prevailing uproar against
publicly displayed nude sl allies
and friezeii now receiving much
notice through (ho I'niled Slaleti
p resit has hit Portland and the
flvu f email) figures in stone, on
Ihe tacade of tho new Lngir
building, on Alder stieet, wero
frowned upon yesterday by tliu
elly diul.i and an order for their
removal is expected ut any mom
ent. '
.lust how Ihe eily fathers" will
enforce an edict to remove lho
plaster ladies, who seem lo shock
tliu more sensitive clement of the
city, h is not yet been determined
but City Attorney (iranl Is busy
thumbing through (he eily char
ter, itlackstone's works ami other
authoritative cot u unci in order
to furnish I ha city council i wll
until'. legrd met hoi! oi ordering,
(he nude figures In out of lho
cold weal her-'-anil from lho cold
glances of those whom the frleo
shock.'.
According (o Mil. morning's '
rcgoniau, .Mayor I taker, has - tho
following lo y iy, "personally, f
don't believe (hat the figures on
(Continued on l'lg') 11 ve.)
1'iNloN (Special) -Tho I'nlon Con
cert band, which has been disbanded
for (ho past year, was re-air reeled
aga in and i:i now undergoing heavy
rehearsals la order to lake part, In
the Colon county Armistice, day cele
bration to be held here Kovembei
ll'th.
Tho boy Hcouffi are also drilling for
th(-r part hi lho parade and members
of Ihe local pott are. making arrnnf;c
menl.'i to have u decorator deck tile
ltii:-ltii" i seel hip Oi (he city.
e
Ciin ISc KroiiKlit in.
T(, ,.V(,1T lm.M,.,v r tiu.
',,.,,,. r Collim,lc, vml
ill i i ..i 1 1...1
toe viiu;r jstiity vi ,a m-iuni
l'-'iIit Oil the Spot, piovilll'd it
i can
la; brought t'i Ii (tiaiid'-
unskilled in cnniiicerin;,' can
Iiiiily hazard a k'ic.s.s as to the
jlMiKxiliilily of this uiidci'takinar.
!" ll 'HnW!l 111
aireany
i riDiin, a'Coidinf!' to those m
jc!'arj: indicate s tkit the
Isprinijs are more than 7n feet
i aljove I.a Crande and that the
i
l
tween l.a Graiult and the
1 (i;ulilillUI:U Oil fJW : l-'iNC.)
UNION BAND IS
IJIB.Il
upply Of
Own Defense in Divorce
Trial Taken Up by Wife
of W. E. D. Stokes
NEW YORK (AP). Mrs.
lloltm El wood Stokes took tho
witness stand today on her own
defense at the retrial of the
Stokes divorce suit.
IbMtics Allegations.
MAV YOlik. AP) Mrs.
Sink cm reviewed her ncipiaiut-
ii nee with Ddgur T. Wallace, eo
iisHiudeiil, ih'tded her husband's
allegations and denied today (but
she had cut vlslicd Wallace itt
Ibiticelon, Missouri, as Stokes
had alleged.
She (hs-lured that she was al
ways rhiiperoiicd In her Uslts (
New York before the marriage.
Appln week, ushered into ( iregon
yesterday unit to continue until No
vember 7. lr. being observed in Ia
Grande In e. qnietbu; nevei theles )
effective, manner. Tho entire ulatg hi
celebrating the reign of tho kin oi
frull i (hit! week and in no way la U;
(Iramlo failing to support the boosting
of Ihe "fruit that Kvu brought Into
pronilncner.
Merchanls tu I it Ih city and In otlp-r
elllcs In L'idun und Wallowa counties
are giving apples a prominent space
In their displays and pushing tho sale
of them, following one of the slogans
adopted "Have You Kateu An Apple
today '!"
Social and civic, fund loan are like
wise slressiug Ihe uso "of tho frull.
Chief among (he luncheons this week
was that held by Ihe Chamber of Coin
merco Tuesday wllh u menu in which
apples wero uioru than plentiful.
S, I1. Honoring Week,
MAN I'MtANClSCdtlregon'a flue;:l.
apples from Iho Uogue. Wlllaiuelto
and I'uip'iue ftfvcr 'Valleys and ollic,
famous apple producing centers o'
tho slato are featured on all S''i:'.je:u
Pacific dining ears ilitrlng iNatiouat
Apple Week (telober I lo Novem
ber 7.
fu announcing (his, John M. Scott,
asslslant passenger traffic, manager
for tho company at "Portland, staled
Hint, all assistance possible wotdd be
rendered by the Southern Pacific In
giving wldo publicity to National Ap
ple Week which began Wednesday
nelober. III.
Keei( lnlerc:il Is being displayed
by dining cur stewards and chi fa In
I he preparation of menus featuring
regoi!':l luscioicl apples.
Allan I'ollok, superintendent of the
railroad's dining car service, stated
i hat hundreds of Iiom's of juicy ,Ww-
iown rippins italdwins,
I Mlleioiis,
.lonot Jin ns, Kings,
r.a pa and ol her
lieu I uvl;i. Wine-
lothsome varieties
'APPLE IEK ON
IN LA GRANDE
of apples raised In Oregon will hnjll.eird any real damage according lo
. erved on Ihe railroad's dining cars (reports thin morning, and In general
operating throughout , the whole Pu-jlhe evening was devoted to social uf
clflu Coast. , bairs by Ihe adulls and prankish, yet
Aiiioiii; lho m:ny ways in which j harmless tricks, by lho youngster;:.
iregon apidea will bo featured on (hoi Spooks and goblins, dressed tliu
railroad dining cars will be baked pirt, roamed tho city soaping win
apples, apple fritters, apple turnovers ,'dows, searing (occasionally) soma
apple cobbler, apple dumpliUKX, appio : persona iteliilging In lho mat of ttio
sauce, apple cider, apple pudding, lick-tack and .iuck lnutern, und slut
apple cake, apple . muscovlle. npph liar juvenile pastimes lint eotueldu
jell', apple sherbet and a pple ice j wit b I lallow'eu.
cream. In fact, Ihey will bo boiled, Ibae mid there a woodpile wao
stewed, frbd. Inked, Jellied, faladcd, lipped over, no article of furniture,
sauced, cocklaib'd, competed, ga rn j so Icly anchored in f. tree-lop, :, vof
l.-h or nierlngued (o suit (he lastn of or some other domeslic animal tied
;, critical public. bo s'an'lnl '-i porch, and :,o on.
Late News FJasjiQS
No .JiidKt', No Ik'uriiiK. ,
I'OKTLANI). (Al") licciiUKU of iid juiltic, nu hearing' was
held todiiy of tho statu tfi'anjtt! uit to compel disclosure of tliu
income tax referendum league Imoks.
Nora Kllis Waives Hearing.
I'KNDr.CTON. (AT) Nora Klli.s waived liearinj,- until tliu
j'land jury moists, when she was arraigned today on the charge
of killing lier foimer sv.eetlicarl, Ciordon iMellie. She was calm
in court.
I'riine Dciimi alialiim Kciiirdirs )isi'us.ed.
' SAIiKiM. ( Al') l'i iiik! packers and liankeis today discussed
rcniedies for the deiiiorali.al.ion of Ihe prune market and lo de
vise means of combatting the price ruttine; ly private packine;
corporations.
l nine Nose Krlains Title.
HALIFAX, N. S. (Al") lainenlmrjr schooner, P.lue Nose, to
lay defeated Coluinliia of (ilmicester, in a ID mile race, thereby
ivtainiiiK the championship of the North Atlantic fishing' flecta
mother year.
S. I'. Vive-I'icsidenl Succumbs. j
SAN FRANCISCO. (Al')-K. 0. McCormiek, vire-in'cdileut
if the Soulheiii l'acilic, died today of heart disease.
Siht Suspects in New Mexico. ,
AI.IUHil'I'-I'.'iUK. N. Mex. (Al')-llay, Hoy and lliiisli Do
Auliemoiit were seen in San Fidel and Cubeio. small town in
New Mexico, according to today
OUTLINE THE
JURISDICTION
OF EXPERTS
Premier Poincare Recog
nizes Four Points on
Which Committee
May" Act
COINCIDES WITH 1
AMERICAN NOTE)
Poincare Considers Ger
man's Debt to the Allies
Is Unchangeable ; New
Methods of .Payment Are
Mentioned.
1'AltlS. (AP) Premier Polnearo
In a speech today at Nevers recog
nized four points as within the juris
diction of the committee of experts
which Is lo make reparation Inquiry
as lo (he result of recent negotiations
of Kuropean chancellories und tho
Washington government. '
The, four poltda are:
c'lrsl : (jci'muii.v'H present ca
pacity for payment.
Second: New 3 let bods of ny
inciit. Third: Keiiowillon of (icr
ninny's Ihuuice.
I'ourtb: A monetary system.
The foreign office points out thai
Mils Is in line with that Indicated in
the American note to London. Poin
care, it h dee la rial, considers Ger
many's debf lo the Allies was fixed
once and for all and cannot be chang
ed, any more lhan the total amounts
advanced by Ihe I'nlted States to the
Allies during Ihe war can be changed.
(owns ICiiii lo J'olnls.
New York. Some of (he evculn.T
row as rim sl ri kingly to points. In
white silk ciepo, ihe skirts are orna
mented Willi -puinlH oilHined 'In 'blued
bead In-;. The hems are In sliurp
points, und Hie neck Is a deep V.
Celebrants Confined Them
selves to Prankish Tricks
and Mimicking Snooks.
One of the quiclli-t Hallowe'ens, h i
far as actual ilamaKo lo property, wua
passed last evening, according lo mi
( Hi or II h s Hi's inornlng. No one wa;r
lodged in lho city bastlle. no one In-
reports.
IHALLDWE'EN
iETINCITY