La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 28, 1924, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text. mt ntlMH ir.M rmmr iii.iiimjiiiyr .f v ir Tir i urn n i i m hi mm t iim .irl,i,.in.ri..l n n iiiiiriiiitiiiwi'''" i. i, m i ' "' " "" m"m ' ' "'' . t ': : . : ' "' '. ( EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER -EIGHT PAGES TODAY. Ha fen The Weather Portland. (AP) Oregon Cloudy toniffht and Tuesday, rain In tha we4t Colder to night. . ; CITY EDITI O N VOLUME XXII. LA GRANDE, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1924. MEMDHR ASSOCIATED PI'.KSS ME.MHU11 ASSOCIATED PRES8 NUMBER 93 OUG AGE BY wmxm or 14- TffJ BEAD Union County Wheat Export Commission mm aid LOCAL UNIT ORGANIZED Union and County Farmers Others Gather Here Saturday MANY ENDORSE EXPORT MEASURE McNary - Haugcn Bill Now Before. Congress; Is Widely Discussed at Meeting; Measure Ex plained. Following n lengthy discussion r tin proposed plan for ninrkcl Imr wliriil, which' Is Intended tn ralic the price of that cnnimodily. more Ilinu a hundred wheat pro ducers of tho Orande ICiiJf valley Katitrdny afternoon hi tlu' clly hall voted unanimously to iri;nnl.c tlu Union ('ninny Wheal import C'oni imIssIihi league. A. It. Hunter, who hail been se lected by (he Pendleton nieellnr; a wook before, to organize Union county wheat growers, .presided at the clly hall gathering. The- at tendance wua excellent allow hu; that farmers In rvpy" part" of the valley nru deeply interested in the proposed plan. It so happened thul old of town sneakers who had beeh expect were not aid" to he present, and, the MeNury-Haugen hill, which en compasses the plan or nmrk'ctlng and whieh Is now before congress, was explained to the assembly ly Mr. Hunter and other speakers. In the absence of W. L. Thomp Bon, vice president ol" the Klis. Na tional hank of rortiand, who has given inueh thought to the plan. Ills Pendleton address on the uub jeet was read hy liruee I tennis who also gave his conception of thr. orl.lnjiS of the movcinent. The Thompson's speech appeared in full In the Saturday issue of the levelling Observer. Mr, Thompson's speech is ho plain that all present uee-ined to understand more or loss qfe11"-' de tails of the bill. Kd JtiBp'r cpokc on his views or the measure and endorsed it thoroughly. Prank McK'ennon als-i endorsed it. arter giving the bill careful sludy. K. L. Meyers, of tin Ii Orande National bank who was appointed hy the State Hankers' association on a committee to co operate with the wheat growers ir. an endeavor to secure better piar- dieting, spoke before Saturday's meeting assuring Iho farmers thai without doubt, this is the best and (Continued on pago ft) I'robably the biggest pllo of ta males that won ever prepared for one day In l-a flrande, will be steaming hot and ready to serve tomorrow evening nt 5:3 In Hon un hall when the Scholarship Loan fund committee of the Neigh borhood club s'-rvw the public at a tamale dinner. Working from onecelpry-and il's a good one a More or cra-ttswonien are pre imrlng today to make tamales on a scale never he for attempted tn this city. Kotir hundred people. It is planned, will only make u good Impression on the tamales whieh will bo served from 5:30 to K o'clock. In addition to the lanuilo supper which includes extra "fixing" too, the afternoon and evening wltl be given over tn k-sington, man joiiKt,, and bridc, with dancing as un added attraction from the din- i nr hour on. Prospective nmli j Jong fans nre ft-mlnded that In- J struetors will be on hand, and thnsn who have never played the, ancient pastime of iho Celestial, kingdom, are as welcome as the' m-ar-w'se and the wise. It will j In- a splendid opportunity to learn i something of the game. I The public is invited, mothers to spend tho afternoon from 3 o'clock on. the husbands and i brother freni 5:3" iVlocU on fori I lie list evcuitit;. ; TAMALE PILE 1HSE ONE Hangs Wash )0' W$l IS His son nmv liu ini'shlem or the I mted Natft, hut that iitn'Mii pifvi'iit tli dm t nlide from huniiiK out his liou.Hohold wavh nt the aoolldK home near J'l.viiiotith, Vermont. ' SLAYER HELD Warren Lincoln Is Rec- omme.nded to Asylum Wll.hnilt Trial IOl Mur- dcring Two. AIjKOHA. III. (y the Associa. ted Tress) Warren J. Lincoln,' confessed slayer of his wire; and! brother-tn-luwi w hose hearls were found Saturday i-nciised In con crete, is Insane and should be sent lo an asylum without a trial, Jr. Springer, chief coroner's physi cian, recommended alter a thor ough investigation. ZIMMERMAN MAY BE RECALLED BY YAMHILL COUNTY 1 'i t I ITLA N I , Or. iPcter 551 hi merman, state senator To. Yam hill county, may bo the subject of a recall, according to ad vices trlcklinj; in from old Yamhill. It iippeam Dial Ihero is a grow ing resentment against Zimmer man bec.ausM ot h:i pronounced v.ews on tho Non-Partisan league, Zimmerman now. having develop ed lino one oi i lie pi mcipai apoi- ogiais tor tnai urganisauon m nrcgon. Al pre:iciu Ami merman ts eugiiged. in three, activities: i campaigning ror ino reputnican nominal ion for representative In Iho first congressional district; ad vocating the nomination of Rob ert M. La Kollrtte for president by the republican national conven tion, and writing letters to the presjj on the Non-partisan league. The Ziiumberman candidacy, as well ;is that or I.a Kolletle, ia be ing fostered by the Non-partisan leagmi oi' Oregon. FIVEMEXICANS ARE EXECUTED BY A FIRLNU SQUAD HU PASO. Tex. (AP). Klve men were executed by a firing sn,uad in the Juarez, Mexico, cem etary 'early Sunday, following al leged discovery of a plot to turn J uarez over to Mexican rebels. Cof. lEonw.n Lopez, commander of the Juurec garrison, announc ed that a large quantity of rifles and pistols, together with ammu nition, was found arter the plot had been uncovered. Host liwer. PORTLAND. Or. (AP) Cat lie steadv on today'a iimrkels. Hous steady to 15 cenis lower. t;p Kr.nlej $7.5o to $7.X5. Hheep steady, Kggai one to tio cents lower. 3u Id ''.' cents. Puller steady. tiulry Club HaiMT TiMiitil. The regular Country club dance, for the members of the organiza tion, wlb be held this evening In thu clubhouse. TO BE INSANE SE PROBE IS SPOTLIGHT I . - Congress Investigation of Fall Scandal uver- shadows All Ll.se , LIVELY WEEK IS SEEN IN CONGRESS 11 Tfixo? Farm Relief Mus- idAW, irtim iiuiuj.wa. C16 DllOaiS, 15 OK lllVCSU- Cation All Shunted intO! . ObSClirity. ' : ! WAIJHINtlTON (By tha A mho- elated Press) Dovi lopineii.s- in the, naval oil rcservu leusf s over shadow every othei subject be l'orn congress. Ta xvc, fi' nil rel ief. M uaele Shoals and tho TJok peace plun In vestigation are siruf;K!-"i: for a place In the huh, but recent and prospective disclosures in the oil Inquiry, have left them in posi tions or comparative obscurity. Despite announcement hy PrcH Idont t'oolidgo that the ndniinls- trillion will move iinmcdialcly lor annunnient 01 me icaues un-.i uie nrosecullon of any who may ho guilty of wroiiK doing, thu acnutn will proceed Monday with consld erutlou of a resolution culling oi the pre3ldonl to act tn thu cac of the Teapot Dome lease. ldfcuaslon of 1 lie, cancellation rWnlnl Itin ji f fnit inc thi ( 'n 1 i f nrniiL i oil r. crvo Icanc. will lie dclcrr.'.l 'mlsliniriil ciionkIi, so rnr as yor under present plana until I.. "F iTnittI, Hull you were ran Jioheny has had an opportunity to vli lcl at nil Ian pulillc policy re nmku an oiler over tils own sill- l"'is Hint penally nimt bo llil- nature to reconvcy this leaso to tin uovernmeiiL 111h offer lire- 1 nteU through hb attorney will ho laid before the senate and will figure, in tho debate u i will tho president's midnight announce- inent on thu intention of the ad- j ministration. Surlax Hates lo Come t p. The big one of content ion In tho Mellon tax bill tho income Hiirtnx rates probably will be i reached by the homte ways and means committee, by Iho end of. the week. A fterwards Iho nor-1 mal Income rates will In; fought out with compromise!) on both re garded as Inevitable. Word from Henry Kord as lo whether lie will appear to dis cuss hi:; offer for M uncle Shoals tn awaited by houso military com mitter which hopes to wind up Its hearings on this subject by mid week. The cominiUei. has agreed to make as a basis for. tin recom mendations, (he McKcji.Io bill which authorizes acceptance oi the Kord bid. , With the remit V agricultu.-- ral forms of farm relief, a group: of northwestern senator hat; st nt an urgent mes:igi to the lariner.i of that section to g.-t Ivgolle r and let congivtia know just what they . WIlllt Th s,.nuor!i in Ihoir nies- HWtf indorsed the Norrls-tJhiclair fJmn (,xp0rt corporation measure UH th(J o;i0 ,)rorilsiB thn sreaUul ; 00(i Plalu Hail LegMali'Mi. Det'ltiltc iirciai-ation:i for Hie handling of railroad legislation will be made Monday by the sen- ate interstate commerce commls-j sion.with tho appointment, of sub- committees to study tho various measures which -have been oit- ed. There U 1 it t lo proapect. how-t ever, that any proposal will be recommended under a mouth. Kurt her inouiry Into the liok peace plan by the uenato propa ganda committee, i.i pin lined for this week with Mlsn Kslher W eti ltpse, member In charge Avitness. She will present various ! papers nnd records having to doj with the operation of tho award. Appropriation bills wilt rout in ue, to occupy tho attention of tin (Continued ou page f.) MANY FRIENDS PAY TRI15IJTE TO DECEASED A number of friend of Mm. (irac- Itiirrle. deceased, oatd sol- I'lnn tribute to her memory yes- terdiiy when they pri'iierfl 11! he" funeral in I he Kbt Pr?; b ti-rian church. Kev. William 1 rosby Hons del it ered Hit ruher"! ser mon. He Spoke or the ttpleudld life of the one who had pawed OH calling attention to the Christian principles which hud ever been horn. IntHrmnant was made in the Mutfonic cum-ttry. Branch Bank Case Ends In High Court Supreme Court Decision Holds That National Banks Cannot Estab lish Branch Banks; WArsinNti rtiiN i iiy in! akiqciii- .... , tU Pri-.sa) The Unllml Hlnles u- , promo court today held Hint na-' t c A I tionai hunks cannot. csiuuiismTwenty- seventh Annual i"'""1" . .;, rrnl r tiee of some national hanks in es- tubliahiiiff branches was brought "y t..o Nauonai balm hi. nt utu ti- decision or tin; Missouri courts; !lw.l.ltn Hint nntlnnfil Kfinlra u-i.ro' i,bjc'tt 10 Mi" unmch bunktnp lawsjprank Hagenbarth, Na- of tho states. i i?rv r' ih States Took Slnnd. "J-l.teen stales: Arkansas." Con n"cticut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kaunas, Ktntucky. Minnesota, No. Dakota, New Mexico, Oklahoma, .South Dakota. Utah, Washington, West Virginia, lae,onsln and Wyo r.iliw joined Missouri in assertlnrr state control over national as well as state and private banks In mat- - - - . (Conllnii'd on page fi) I 1 , Siuelaii' Is Seiiteneed. c:ii;tlAljS. l'res.sliiiie Assoi'lft- Hi! Tit's Mash) Shiclalr Cotlny 'anionic M10- cpnvontlon speakers. wan M'liteneed to Hi inoiilhs tj ..-. thive rnis Tttv tiil-i ir ports of the condition of 1 1111 Southwestern Va.sh(ntoii Hank n( thvaco. ,(niitfti IteyiiohlN before I'ttslnjf sentence on Sinclair, who. wits pit's- 1 ,,. ' l.lent f ,he hank, dvnh.1l l.ls -t0 (ion for a retrial. "ion tire now itiwt-(Ml -years. sulil the court, "anil have not many more years over jotir head. It Is the view of tho court that It Is iwisea. Hi! Annual Event at Union, Ore., to Be Held June 5, 6, 7 Organization Is Affected. I NK IN', (Special) Ilecenlly tin- City Hull was hold the at ii ii;l! mid-winter meeting of t ho I'nion Slock Show Association. No changes were made in tho rosttu from last year. The officers re ptrrted being: President Itobert Wilhycombe; Vice ('. X,. Cud we 1 1 Set rt tar., Tony I . Stnil h; Treas urer Kred K. Kox; Directors Walter M. Pierce, WIIHam oll- man. Ib-rber: Chandler: A: It. 1 Imitf .-, IWiytl MeKennon, J. I?:. 1 I'ovnn!dst W. It. l-edhrUf-r. M. S. I-'v.,. Tlmnim IEra:dii. O. V '. Inson. William itohbiu. V. It. neer, WiiliH l'hllllpii, and J K. Jlutehinri.n. ; A lelter v.ir. recdved from Gov f-ror I' "'rce and rend to the mem I hen: i,resent. The Governor re- J Bridled his inability to be in Cn- hn ror the meeting, hut promised hf:i fiipjiort In any mniinrr In I which he could be of Hervico to I hi Association. Pr several years the show has : been scln (luted for Wednesday, Thursdaj . nnd Kriday. but this ,'r. owing lo the fact that the '. ' ,r,''n Cattle and Horse Paiser.- j j fCnnMnuort on p" ft ' STOCK SHOW DATES yElgin High Trounced ... fly v. inning rrom Klgin high (icnoo! a'. Klgln H.iturday night tte Il Orande basketball team closed :it week's t hreo-gailie ' r" h;j with two victories and Olie defeat. La firandes scoring to date Is as follows: La C.rande... ... 1 7 i'nion 10 La Orande -,. Klg.n 14 La (inuide i Wallow l!i ti f.rande 'j.t ,Io:-ph 4.ri Li t;r-inde w.t Knterprise.... 21 (Jrande ;pi linker 33 La fVrande Wallowa II iM Orande 49 Klgln ' C TOTAI ..'Piif 105 In percentage of games won, he jji c.rande high school team. ,v i f h 'lp won and t h ree lodt , cMiima a standing of Joseph WOOL MEN GATHER IN PENDLETON convention upen in Round Up City FRED . FALCONER ' , ,. READS REPORT 1 tional Wool Growcra President, to Make Ad dress. - . rKtiUM-rrON. (By tho Associa- td J'p'ss) 'I no Oregon worn Growers are hero today for tho1 -?h nnnunl convention of their orgnjitjeation. rrealdrnt Krod V. Falconer, of l'eiwllcton. gave hia report. Krank J. Tlaenbarth. president of tho National Wool Growers, Is rKNUI-KTON. Or. (HH-elnl) When wool incn or tlie stalo con' vnna k.iin Unn.Uu t..nnl..(v fnK III. .,-.'. nnxranlinn nf tlwi fu.n rnnianw.tm ...m i i,i on WoolKrowers they will bo able ur ,for,natlon tt to tho pro powiia or tho roreflt service to in- crouM th ffpnxlnir fees on the nn tin h a,l fofpflts and to hear the oppo sltlon ngftinst the proposal that has been expressed by members of their own Association, Speakers representing both sides of. thn question will be on the pro gramme. The foreot service will hnve men here who are working In Oregon, os well us representatives from Woshlngl.on, I). , C, nnd the alms of tho forest service will h explained. What the increase will mean to the sheepmen will be ex pressed by several ? speakers. Hound (ably discussion has been arranged for. in whieh the opinions of all growers will be welcomed. Tho greater part or Monday's programme will bo given over lo. Iho grazing fee proposition. Tues day various topics that touch on other phases of tho work of breed ers will bo discussed by state and national authorities. Tuesday night a banquet under the auspices of the I'endleton Commercial associa tion will bo given for the wool men (Continued on page 5) SENATOR REED IS CANDIDATE FOR U. S. PRESIDENT KT. I.OPIS (AP). Senator J A. Iteod of Missouri Hund.'iy 011 nounced his candidacy for tin Oeiiiocratlu noiuiniitlon fur 1 1i, nrcshlentrv nmi Uruii.,t ti.. in. (torsement or I he Democrat ir state convention which will elect the Missouri delegates to the na tional convention. His decision to run followed n conference hero with more thiin 1 f0 of bin followers representing nearly every community of the stale. Ai'tiess Home Looted. UH ANOKLKS (AP) Hurg laiM Katnnhiy night looted the home of Paulino Krederlck. no treB of the Rtagf; nnd srreen, v,f clothing and Jewelry valued at Ho, nop according to the poller. By Tigers 49 to 6 "d um Maker high schools are fcatcd. In this dls'.iiet. ytj Klgln tiaine Itough Hpectaiors who witnensed the d- Haturday night game at Klgln MfllKwl I K.. ..U ...... ihrmiB-iioii' ..nfi ,i,.Mii.. h.,.e Bcoro the Im. (irandirs rim up, they were bitterly contented for every point hy the hgrcssivn Kl gln quintette. The rirst half fo tnd at its end the scot it 27 to 4 In fu vor of ti Orande, In Hie last half boih teaiim made U-r.a points propoi tlonat ly, ,a Oroide lontrlbullng to Klgin's 5. t Jlinmbi Itosed .aim n fereed. No subntllutlonsf were made by the locul team! Caiilaln 1'rlce, M't (Cuutluud ou pugu League Her Dream 1 1 JTi tttt "tor ft SI When A I I'M, Helen Mann (above). f5. unveiled llm scnlpdiiiMi portrait or ruriil Itohert K lii' head ((uscl) w Hlirno Momi titlu, near Atktiitn, da., a driain of iiintiy yt ai-s wom ri'allaet!. U was Mrs. I'hiue, Widowed hi the Civ I un; Uvho OoiIcoIvimI the Idea of a inemoiial, (;iitou Por bun destgiiiHl Uio work, of which (he giant head of Ie Is u nurl. Fact-Finding Commission'NOMINATION OF Hearinir at Salt Lake I BERT HANEY Ends Sunday Eve. SALT LAKH CITY 'By Iho Afi Hoclated Press) rl (el ief Hint, tho reclamation fact ;flnding commis sion's hea rug hem during the j past ten dtiys would aid hi the j solution of Irrigiit Ion problems was expressed by former (tover- nor Campbell, of Arizona, chair man, when the hearings were con cluded hu t nielli. Campbell iudkiited (hat th. couimhi.ioii wouhl eomplcto th) recomnicndiittiai:; ju about a month. The com 1,1 if 'fnon. who departed Immediately ror Waidiingtoii tool: with them rul idiom; c ml mh lying ideas of many of the witnesses which were presented by Leu ii, Taylor, president ot lhe l-'cdeialed I Water I er iiiiocifit mu. i:arty Action hivlml The iiuiiii l e.udut ion culled for early coiigrcihlonal fiction to on able Heerelnry of llie Interior to den) with the fiminelid ninUeni "as ho deemed best aid In Jiccordii lu-e wil h Cnollrlgo'j: rtM-ouiiueiidation i to Congre.iH." Tho coniini::;don h"ii i d j;riev Mlieeejj und suggeid loan from vir tually every- reclama t Ion project in the wertl. Most, nald tha; their j- ci I w r fi; b n! l::ipu Mu -n-pin My mid idneri:.- ai'.l S'lj'ij' ;d -ed re'iiediat h j-.i i ;;tl n. 'ar:ou.'i on in.il-; ti rd branchc.-j of the reelsmnthui !;er.':ee w n criiiciwd and inJirly .-vecy deic gaie ysk-fl for fiiiarn t:tl ;t;ni irn e. Tho I irt few d:1 h kiw gr--:it ntlllllte)-;; of i ii'ign t Ion h't a pre- nt but us 'he Jiapdry drur.ced many of the r.H'iiurfi reltjrne.l iimnc. Heard Kbitnatli iec:'.a;icn The commis-'don Ha.turday heii rd .(irontlliued on page C) 'JUDD (iEER LAID j i TO REST -IN LA , GRANDE SUNDAY Tho ftmeial of Ce'-r. lor many at Cove, and who wai held from I th. lute Judd i'l'.i In business died last v.eek, ie HTio !i;ia: I & X.I 111 mri-1:1 n trn-r;.l h'Tvi''i inr liri y.-,t . 1 il:iy tifti-mo'j!!. t''nrimi' hu:!!n i(llt,)H:i and frifinltl of Cove it'-lcl iim j.iillhi'.'ircrH Hil'l lli-v. H. VV. rn-.'iHffy. or th' l;pl:;o;ml 1 liurrll, rt'rt'l lli fuiu:';il MTic4. Anions ttto inotirluTrt linlil-jt tlir wliluw an'l rlilllr-n lit the liter. - 1 mi 'r. T, (Ir.:r. now of Portland, I iiiitl forme;iy (fovurnor of thb 1 htatc. 1 Formedn i n hi act Is. Realized - I (V 1 I fie 1 1 ton, : ! The Irrigationists IS REPORTED OKEII WASHINOTON (Hy tho Asso ciated i 'resii) The Hern in com merce commltleo today reported favorably on t ho nominations of Heel, I-;. ilnney, Portland, llllt and Thompson, nu members of the I'nttcd Ktatcs "hipping hoad. ST. PAUL HLAZE INJURED 3; LOSS ABOUT $200,000.00 Kl I A I U Minn. ( A P) Hlx persons were Injured and prop erty dam.'tgn estimated at $200. fiou wiut laiisi.'d by the flro which fh.-itroyed tho (l!endalii upurt mciits In the downtown district here early Sunday. Thirty fami lies were, rescued from the build Late News Flashes F1RK LOSS $30,000 I'KNDI.KTON (AP) Fire here this morning cnuscd ?:iO,000 damiiKc to the Simpson Auto com pany. IH Urjf.AUS ROB WARD 1RVINK SALKM (AP). Ward Irvine, the governor's priv ate Hccrcliiry, discovered upon his return home hist ni;lit from, a week-end in Portland, that burglars had Ktolcn liis pistol, two suits ot clothing, an overcoat and Kcveial shirts. HI.E8 SUIT FOR 5450,000 NKW YORK (AP). Sidney K. Samuelson, pro prjelor of a thtalcr at Newton, Nt J., today filed a suit in the fedeiul court for $450,000 under the Sher man act, naming Will H. Hays and a number of the largest motion picture producers and distributors as defendants. :. , . DISMISSED FEDERAL SlilT. ' : WASHINGTON (AP). Holding that the govem ment could deal with corners by .bringing anti-trust suits against speculators und gamblers, the United -States supreme court today dismissed the government , suit against the New York Sugar and Coffee charged with operating in violation of the anti-trust laws. , FIRE TAKES Pawtucket, R. L, Home Is Laid to Waste by Ex , plosion and Flames SEVEN BODIES ARE FOUND; 7 MISSING Lamp Lighted in Two- v amily Home That Smelled of Gas Result ed in Disastrous Blast. PAWTUCKET, It. I. (Hy tho As sociated Press) Kourteon persona aru believed dead from naphyxiu tion or explosion and flro tn a two family cottage at Cumberland Hill, Muitvlllo .early today. The bodies of Michael Conway and of six member of tho family of Adolutd Hatnol wero found in Ithe ruins. Seven others uro miss ing. Mrs. Michael Conway was awulc-. ened by her young daughter who . 'complained of a gas odor. J Mrs, Conwuy lighted a lumn tnd an explosion followed destroying tho house. ' . ' -. Mrs." Conway und her daughter and two sons escaped. - MICH JUL P.CTTR. Mont. (Hy tho Associa ted Press)- Two masked robbers entered tho Missoula post offico early today, hold up two mail clerks nnd escaped with $.10,000" to $35,000 In currency consigned 4o a Mlt'soulo, Hank, post offico offi cial i announced. Threo Lnlverslty of Montana Juniors. Itobert );. Kckler, 19, of Unite: It. A. Heller. 21, o! Host, on; and Ucrnard guesnell, 21. ot Kallspell, wero arrested today charged with robbing the Missoula postofrice. Offlciuis said they confessed and revealed tho money hidden undo.- r. bridge,. v ! Holler had boon acting as a sub mall clerk. Lata last night whilo Heller was ofr shirt ho returned to tho postofflco, It. 1s charged, and admitted Kelt lor and Ques net , who, masked, held up and bound Heller and another clerk escaping with- their loot. U. S. HOCKEY TEAM SKUNKS BELGIANS NINETEEN TO 0 ' CIIAMONUC. Krance. (By tho Associated Press) Tho United Hiates hockey team won Its first " match In the winter sports ot tho Olympic games today, defeating the ltolglnn team 10 to 0. I I: I L