La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 01, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextI &? 1 i CITY E'D I T I O N rattue m ttttt mxnn THE WEATHER Portland. AP) Oregon Washington: Bain tonight and Sunday, VOLUME XXIII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS . LA GRANDE OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1924. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 19 .When Election Day Comes (November 4th) Don't Be A'Slacker. Vote! FWB) Hunt 5 Daily Letter 4 (By Hurry It. Html) . WASHINGTON (NKA Special) (.'aim, deliberate, sedately judicial, I hi! Supremo Court of these Pulled Stales of America pursues the even tenor of Its way, seeming un , aware of th dire things that less sober-minded folltH Hay Is likely to happen to it HhoulU the Progressive-Independent presidential tick et go "over llu lop" Oil election day. Ky comparison with tin: calm liiut enshrouds the Supreme Court. I u alleged calm about tin White House becomes a t iiinuU nous riot. Hoth the executive uud legisla tive branches of the government t and I he various candidates thcro for have been all worked up over what ha Kollette has suggested lie would like to have done, to Lbe ju dicial branch. I 'arty Hpel I binders and editorial wrltern have elabo rated at length on the direful t brent In the ha Kollelte program. As the branch of the govern ment directly interested, it occur red to me the court itself might reflect similar interest., Jf the dan ger had reached us bad as pass us t ho campaign oratory seemed to Indicate, probably the honorable judges were already looking . around for other employ men t. At V least they must show traccH of the uncertainty and strain. , T Hut a visit to the court reveals nary a trace of tension or an xiety. For all Chief Justice. Tafl and Ills eight associate justices show of worry or distress, the mil lcnium y might already liavo ar rived. , Tho suggestion' that ti lifetime Job at $ IS, (too a year would wipe the worry off most faces may be disregarded as altogether irrele vant. The judges aren't placed from merely personal reasons. Their placidity lies deeper than that. - It lies in a fundamental be lief that whatever mtty happen lo presidents and' congresses I he na tion is still safe; the court still sits and the Constitution still rules! It was merely a coincidence, of course, hut interesting none the less, that the Supremo' Court con vened for lis fall term on the very day Hob La Kollellen left town for ' his president in! campaign tour. - And tho supplication of'" Frank K. .Green, marshal of the court, as tin; justices In their sepulchral ' black robes filed into tho room "God save the t'nited Stales and (Ills Honorable Court" had no , special significance. II whs merely. a part of t he format ad moult ion. given as the courl convenes each day, warning "all persons having business before the courl to draw Ueur and give their attention. (Continued on Dago 4) DEMES OF THE WEEK The latest deer reported bagged by La G Hinders was brought in from the Hig Sheep creek last eve ning by Iteverend O. W. Jones, nf the Christian church, a nil I r. J. L. Mcpherson, who have heen mi an outing In that territory and vi cinity for I days. They' report an excellent nip. The buck, a five-pointer. Weigh ed -TiO pounds and Is one of tip best specimens procured by local hunters this season. , Pim Hilar1 I ;M'riciiee. KNTKKI'KISK. OrtK (Special) This is not meant to say that decl are ho I hick In Wallowa county that hunters' lives are not safe, lml It. L. Porsythe tells the story that tn-t Imd to Sdiool a large buck to keep him from being tiatuplcd. It was an accident. In a way. but was none the h-ss thrilling for a mo ment. lALdl week Air. Korsythe joined a (Continued on page. 6) Calles, Mexico's New President) Visits U, S. WAHHIMSTtiN ( Hy the Assfln led Press The relations or Mix . n w ii h both flreiit ItrMain and Ihn l ulled States were discussed ) I'lutarco Kilns fallen, president elect of Mexico, at a tonference wh h new spuper correspniub'nii lale Krldiiy, Hfler be hiid ctmie to Wnshlncton from New York for t lsll or several days. Keclvrd at I nlotl station upon his arrival by representatives ol the state d purl men! and Ihe Mex ican einltaBsy, the president -el-c1 t-Hlled upon Secretary Hughes, and then l'renifient oolbitre at th Whltp House. Hi- was Ihe irii.j: t an official dinner tendered l H'cre(Hry Hughes at the 1'an- Amerlcan Cnlon Krldiiy niirhl . anil be the KUest of President t'oo- lid" at luiichcuii Sat;jrdu. L'wuwmig conditions in n ply tc pun E IS FOR CAL Confident That Oregon Will Help Elect Cool idge Tuesday SAFE MAJORITY IS HIS FORECAST Chairman of Republican btate Central Commit tee Makes Pre-Election Statement Today. ' PORTLAND,' Ore. (Special) I We are confident that President 'oolidge will be re-elected next I Tuesday and that Oregon will have! a hand in bringing about this de-l ul ruble result," said I. L. Palter-! son, chairman of tho republican , state central committee. In a pro-: 'lection statement today. "Oregon Is safe for toolidgc. ' Then l no doubt In my mlml of the result. Oregon people do not waul mouths or years of disor der, business disrupt Ion - and hard times, They want a gov ernment of common sense. "A forecast of the majority a candidate for office will receive is more or less Idle speculation. I do not care to predict an approxi mate figure. 1 feel safe in say ing Coolldge will curry Oregon by a substantial majority, the size of which will depend upon how com plete a vote Is casl. ' All I rged lo Vote, "I want to urge every citizen to vote next Tuesday. The issues are clearly .defined and are important enough to challenge the interest of everyone. Attacks are being made upon the very foundations of our government. The Hires I. is made.lo carry Ihe election to con gress for a decision and It is the duty or good citizens to decide the election by Ihdr own votes, as Is I Im planner prescribed by law. Any other method means confusion and disturbance. (I'ontlnued on pace. 5) wiii.iu: to voti; rni'fnrt I. I-Vnnk 1int(imer resiil -e, Ttiri Tliinl Hlrert. 1'ie. liid 2. Cll.y Hall hnlliliiilt. I'iti'Iik I :i. W. A. .Mi-. ntii- ilenif, CMlar sIhn-H. rreefiiel I. Lane 'linMlt y8l2 NiiiIIi First sdwt. Ire.-lnel .". I'l l-'.rkles r'sl- tleiMe ncrosM fnm Itleridn pnrk. I'niiiH'l. II. W'HWMl IIihimn Mirnrr or tmi; iiimi I'orilanu MtrerIK I'mlni't 7. Itennle ;IIm-I'h mdileiiii-, 1 711 1 WasllliMCton nvenui. rrectnet . ('mill Hiimi linllil l"L'. I'nviiiel . I' res li 1 1-r I ll 'fhintii hllM-rilenl. I'riH lnel III. .Mi'llnxIKI a hlirt'li luwnicnt. I'reellM'l II. tllll (;.sl.eirH resilience, 191)1 Third lrecl. I'ncliiil 12. Hani Hall, cor ner Tlr itnd .Monroe mrei-l". rriflint 1.1. tliiinli of tioil I Impel, uinu r Spruce and V Mri-ct. hi;mi:miii; th at it is i;v-i'.kyo.m-.-s ihtv to votki th Hi tniiM by eorrefpnmlelils. . Ch-n-i-ntl Citlb H declared that I here exists no enmity littwi-n the pen pie of Ureal HrHain and Mexico, and asserted that what unpbas - untneKH has occurred ts due m t lie dishonesty, falsehood and misrep - i resentai Inn of n 'atn's repn-wniailv or (ireat Hrit i In M- xiio." mimimImi i a-r Clo-'il. The presi'lent-eeri add"d I bat by Hits he did not refer to H. . i-uimnins. the Hrillch cliurge d-s archives, whose expulsion from Mexico caused the Interruption of diplomatic relations ltwi-n Hie two countries'. The I'ummtns case, he closed one, HS Mexico 1 s:iid. as' otild nev- mm ,.r yh-id to Hreat HrHain on !1. int-rrui'lun of commercial 1 (Coutluud on page ) Tlie rela- Redeem Loan Mellon Says Federal Obligations to Secure National Bank , Notes to Be Taken Up. WASHINGTON. (By the Associ ated Press) TIip treasury has completed its plans for redemp tion of the Icfeui of 1925 on of the iFMiea of federal obligations used to secure national bank notes and thereby is prepared next February to tuk a big step toward the eventual replacement of national bank, no left by currency-issued under tho federal reaer-' ve act. Announcement of the treasury's program was made Friday night by Secretary Mellon: "The treasury announces tlw'- It has called for redemption and payment on February 2, 1H2, Up I'nlted Slates 4 per 'cent bonds jC 1925, dated February I, 1815.' and that such bonds will ceuae to hear Interest on Heat date. Jn order to facilitate redemption, holder.! ar urged to present their bonus wvll In advance of February 2, so mm to Insure prompt payment di.e. This is particularly impot-ini Willi respect, to .registered bond, as payment cannot be made uiUil registration shall hftve been d's charged by the treasury depart ment division of loans and cur rency." - Call Involves $118,450,000. . Tho call will end the life of one hundred eighteen iimUlion Tour li u nd red f If l y-nlnu 1 housand dol lars In federal securities, it will also force the retirement of un equal amount Of- national bank uoies, issued' against tho bonds now scattered widely over the country in perhaps 500 different national banks. Tho banks now holding the bonds, however, have an alternative in I that they may obtain through' 'piuuluujo-,' other (Continued on pago u) Members off the lfre,si terian Urol h(;rhood of the, local Presby terian church were 'hosts Thurs day even In c at a. haniucl. for the members of Hi" Hrnlherhood from Wallowa, Knterprise, KIk'u and I nton. At seven o'eloek over ohm hundred men were s"a1ed at the baii'iuet table In the. a.sement or the new Presbyterian Church, with I 'r. J. I,, lule as loaslmast er, jand a dellcimiH banquet wart served by Ihe J sidles A,id of the church. A mom; Ihe speakers of the ev ening were Kcverend l-'rancls Ho uuet of Knlerprlse; J. p. .More Inck: ihe IMitor of the Wallowa , Sun ; Siiperlnlemlfnt of Wpillnwjt ehonis; jerse i rum, 01 r.mio; Mr. What I n paw, or the Kxpert mental Htatlou al I In ion ; . Itever end 11'odK", of I'niun; Iteverend William t'rosby I toss, of the local pceshytfrhin church; fash Hum phrey and Hay Murphy. The pnrjMj.se of 1 he ianU-l Is In feet the niep members of t he i'resb terian church to co-operate am) know ea-ch other. A Imnqoet of the same nut tire was held Hi I'Jnlerprise a year hko, when sev eral J (1 ramie men attended. HALLOWE'EN OF TAMP NATURE; LITTLE DAMAGE Maybe it wtis because a drix.litiK. cold rain persistently fell upon the gentle earth beneath, or maybe it '. was because the local police patrol j ws double efficient, or maybe II, was iM'causc their parents wouldn't! let. Vm out to take chances of icl- Tinic their feet wet, but anyway. Hallowe'en piiKMwl In l,a f luind" ! with relatively little dHitiHtfe, com-, pared with ordinary years. ' tine of the worst cases reported today, and. Incidentally, about the! only one of consequence, la now be- Unm traced by the police. Some or rather VMiidals. t youngsters, j broke off several young tr' residence properly. Th represented considerable v orl on I lie part of the o ner w ho had planted, them for Ihe sole purpose of beautifying his property. If (be miscreants urn caught dire cons' finences await them. The greater share of last night's pranks were Innot-cnl . Wood found Itself out In the sidewalk, chairs mount ! to advantageous positions on ti'lcphone pobs and other acts, such as free use of soap on win dows, etc., were committed. Un the nbole the city oKe up tiiia laoruiug itU a $gti of rtiitl. BROTHERHOOD BANQUET HELD IN RFPnRT I U IILI Ulll QUIZ PRIOR TO ELECTION With the Campaign Fund ' Probe Adjourned First, Statement Is Due G. 0. P. DONORS ARE ATTACKED Counsel for La Follette! Points Out That 75 Per Cent of Contributors Are Big Firms. WASHINGTON, (Hy tho Axso ciiLtPtt Proas) Willi hearings H1- .iourm'd until aiU'r tin . oli'ctlon. tho rnlleil Stult'H mnute -carn.-paijni fund comtnltlon preimrc'd today, to kIvp tlio votera . pre liminary staU'lnent on ItH flmllUKS bi'foru tho Hrrtlun. WASHINGTON, (Uy the Ao ciati'd rrens) In an analynia of evidence placed heTora thn senate: ciunpuiini coninilttee Frank I. Watnh, li Kollett4t connael, d ulared toia.y it had been Hhown that. at. lea.Mt. Heventy-Tive percent or Ihe Republican cont rihulloiiH were reported to' have "com di rectly from reprcsentativca of great corporal a .intereta." LlKLKAyT (By tho Assocbiled Pr'iivi) Kumon de Vale.ra, te publlcan leader, was sentenced to a moiil Its imprisonment jn the court second division today. He declined to recognize the court which called a "crealuro of foreign power, adding that "it was all a farce." ln Valera waa arrested Sunday while attempting to makn . a speech. He was charged with dis obeying an order prohibit lug hla entry into nort hern Ireland. AI.CiUNA. Iowa I Hy the Associ ated I'rerfH) ItnMierH tfiday wrecked t he vaults in t he li'iirui ers Siiviiifrs Hank and the l-Vnlnn State Hank, hoi h at Kenton, ob taining. $ -roo t-nwh ami $.riumi worlii ii f l.ibi.Tty bonds. DAVIS EXPECTS NEW CONGRESS A "CURE-ALL" ONE N KW VtHIK. flly the Associa ted Press - In the riflh statement or a Serb hy Join, Y. Javls. it was chiime today thai the ''coun try will elect a comrresM pledged to progress itnd n iio-dial (eiHla tion." A String On Your Finger .Nothing Mrii' Mt cf flcbtill ns a reminder of winiciliiiig yon ui-h to do, of (fMiting e-iil, of things jou lieel Ut liny ah Hm hmH (tilling in The o-er cr er da. I. a 4.1-nnde bliit-aH mm ti k lo mrw as tin- ild-fa."lihMip I "-IHiig on 3 our finger" in re minding you of yimr necd-t, an-Ih-lpaiiiig ymir nenN day af ter day. Of iHJr4 It s lo rcail the ails regularly. "Obtscrver Adertlhln(f A fcrcluuidifriug bcrrftco" qe lira IS BACK IN JAIL BANDITS fiOB TWO VAULTS WARFARF Kil lllllll 1 1 1 1 L. IU EXPECTED IN NILES. OHIO Knights of Flaming Cir cle Gather to Oppose Invisible Empire FOUR SHOT DOWN IN CROWD TODAY Threats Made to Kill Colonel E. A. Watkins, Reputed Head of Ku Kliix Klan. MM, Ohio. AI' I'n-tis Tlmo Ilash) .Military survey thlx eveulnic rnllpd to I tin firm rpportn that Mvural were killixl 111 riot ing. fOM'MIUS, Ohio, (Bv Hie Am- sni'lnliil Press) One reulmciit of tlu OhU N'alioiuil (riinrd was or deml inulilllzcil for duly at MIch at one o'clock today by tiovcrnor i-foiianey. Nll.llS Ohio, (By the Associated I'reHH) Three men wetn killed here today In rlanhea over a klufl parado "cheduled for thin arier noon. Over twelve were wound ed, nine of t.hnt by R-uushoL. Kliuisnifm llcatcn. . Two robel klansmen wern ed near tho Klamlnff Circle head 'luartera hy aover&l acorn of podea trlaiiM, lni.ten n.nd ordered akt tT the neighborhood.' Authorities ap pealed for atitte troopp. Nll.i;S. Ohio (By iliO Anfloclaled I'rewO NlleB today faced Ihe poa nlhillty of open nlrlfe aa menibera ralhered for meetings of Ihe KniKhlfl of the Klumlnir Circle and the Ku Klux Klan. Tlie first, shooting occurred early today when I'Yank McDermott, 19, sou of John McPerniott, chnlriuan of Hie citizen coilimlttuo that (Continued on pngc 6) 'Ihe iilalnlirt's wore nwnnled $2(1,000 damages this ufteriMKiu Just iM'foro a o'chH-k by tho Jury". 1 Tho at(orm s on the circuit court civil ens Oximm and Har rington vs. linker t.'ouuty conclude their final arguments this morn ing. Judge Knowles Instructed thn Jury at 10 o'clock this morn ing and with Iheni will real Ihe verdict. In point of length of lime for the trial tin case under discussion hns been one of (he longest before the court for sonu time, it was bfgun on October 23. Ox man nnd Harrington are a contracting firm suing Hnker Tounty for lao.tion for work a l leged ( o ha ve be.nn done on the roads In the county. ALBERT HUNTER CASTS THE FIRST VOTE IN COUNTY To Albert It. Hunter, who for the past six years hui been repre senting I'nlmi county In the lower house of the legislature, goes Hie honor of costing tho flrat vote in t'nion county. Heforo leaving l land Pity for Portland, where hf is it! (ending t lie Pacific Interna tiotial I Jvustot k Kliow in the rok or a lodge of heavy draft horses, csist I he rirst Hbsent voter Iwillot iilrd with the cMinty chrk. In hii Interview In a PoM luud liewspatMT today, the following wax said: I dHciisstiig condit ions, M r. H un ter says Hint tiM-c- was a short i:iop of griila in 1'nlou and des pite Ho fM.ct I hat t ho price has gone up. most of the growers sold id $1 to $12-'. and did not reap the benefit of the morn recit higb market. Although things arc somewhat quiet, there is flight movement in real it aio and a few fariiiN r.rff reported heing sold. As for the slate In come Ijlx. Mr. Hunter says that, jiidglmr from tho talk ho hears In eastern Oregon It will bn repealed. I Mr. Hunter la tt'tflaU'red the Imperial, CIVIL CA UP TO JURORS y, I ."lilLfA : CJ I n . " , r ? s I ' v I ji i. 5 11 ih k ! 1 Hf " k' ....... . You couldn't find fault with , did bo. , An how, Mlss Tove Monto nskett IttTiv1 'In NotoiHlMT Dior's bi-fde, (be iiinrrlngO celemony I'i tnkti place ul tile honrt of licr fntlier, lr. i;iliv Jaiison, of Kcntllc, LAIS FOR BEST SYSTEM Dr. II. P poHillon of Grande, Landis, candiilale city cominlsriloner today issued the fol- owlng statement: "I believe, that all any nsulranl lor public offfee can promise is IiIh best services. Unless he Is willing to do llils. ho should not stand In , the way of one who will. It Isiallriuliil .Mrs. uniiinmiio s funeral leusy to ninkn promises, but II is fliiuii nnoiner tiling in execute especially when Hitting In only one corner of the "triangle As fur as the water munition Is concerned, I can s-iy that I will be for the best system obtalnablo for l,a. Ornnde at the least posslblo cont. Thai system is yet to lie de termined. - I am' neither for nor against the Heaver (reek project. If there is no butter solution to the Vtoblcm, I am for il. "However, as to the repnir of the Heaver Creek pipe line, I am aware that in the city hall toduy (here Is a very nirefully complied Kngineer's estimate,' from tlo well known firm of Ht evens K- Kulin, and for which Hie city litis already paid ii good price, which plncen the cost of adeiiuately rebuilding this line at Hie sum of U'fi'.i.O'Muio. Not two weeks ago, Mr. Kuhn inndc the statement that this figure would probably be mihi. on low. "The Whole WUter f)UeHtloil will nave my best attention and judg ment, after a consideration of all (actors, Including cost." (Signed) It. P. I-ANIHS. UKAiN c'asi;. Dr. A. N. R.uyvllle was ar raigned bofore tho Justice of Hie peace yestouday charged wltli fail urn lo report contagious disease The complaint was filed by tin (.fMjnty ttirouili the counly health officer. Hr. K. O. Kltty Dr. Mayvllle was tilrd by Juiy and acquitted. It. J. Kitchen wits attorney for the defense. Winfct Fin, Flcctfoot Club Shoot Is Sunda l,a flrande sharpshooters itl en gage in another clay pigeon brenk- tng spree tomorrow. - rime: one o i lock In tho aflernoon: pctcc: Wing. Kin and Fleet foot fmpshoot Ing grounds near Lone Tree, Efforts are being made by mem bers of thn organization to hav representative group of shooters out for Hie practise tournament in presidential election of their order to glvo to commilteo an op- interest In that ciunpalgn was lar portunlty to select a team lo ropre- gely restricted to a visit, to tho sent La Orando at dual shoot to 'polls on election day. Hut thla be held In fc.iitvryrhte some time In j year fltnls them In equal rnprcsen Novuiuber, fc tattou ou the hatloiial coiutiUtta l0 Monte Bie Montn I1!uch tuslo and nclth- .lansmi didn't say "No'' whcJV Tovewvtvlll ucttrnm tlm niovlrt "VliMiVK" TAK IIS 13. IAW AN(a:ljlvS (AIM. TIm twelfth victim of what Is tctita . tlvidy diagnosed as pneumonic XTRA J plngtio ' dliNl hei-o today lit tho fr Isolation ward of tho general hos ()f pital. He era I otheiN urn M'riviit- ly ill. Today's victim of the Hlrnugc malady was (Gilbert . Saiuurilno, 7, rclnllvo nf .Mrs, Ijii cinnn Snninrano, first Ktricketi by H' (llseni. All sm-cei-dlng Meatus have occurred milling those; who I'liyslclniis iy further enitsullii- lloiis are necessary to defiiillely naiiie (ho malady. "P-l" OPIiNS 'J'OHAV. POItTI.ANO. On. (AP). -Tho fourteenth animal Pncffio Intern.! liomtl IJvcrdo-k 'Hisltlfjii opened bew; tislay in tho new ImJhilntc cicvted slnco fli destiny ill tho old building last summer. Offi cials nunoiincrd tbat cnlrics equal last year and urn record breaking In some, classes. i a itd.i; m;M ioM.b. WASIIlNtVI ON (AP). Among I ho iiiimos submit dil to I'reslili-iH M)lldgo by farni orgniil.athiis for secretary or agrlculturo ts l., I-;, I'avlile, or Portland, editor Of the Vcst4!in I'arnicr. a m,vhki;ts ioimy. POUTI-ANU. Ore. (AP). Live stock nominally stead. Kggsand buttorfat uleady. liutter one cent to ono ifiit and ono-half lower. Women Run Eagerly In 1924 Political Races MIW YollK. (Hv the As.iciat- d PreKM The sturdy old CiHll-IMilgnciT- who applauded when Hu win H. A ni h on y whs nrreKled for voting in Ihe pnsldenHa election or lHTw. liiile dreamed that- 62 yetirn later women would not only ; have Ho franciiis nationally, toil would be candidate lor office, laud (lml wiuiicn would bo running ! for the office of nta.li' governor. In lie present, mil lonal cam puigit 'women are matching candi dates, speeches aJid spoakers with Hie rtieii, hHU are actively wurnmn hhuiitd r to snou r wen me main pollllcal workers of all par- ties. ' Although Hiey oted In tho SAVE VESSEL FROM SEAS TODAY Steamer Trinidad Being Towed to Coumbia , This Morning EUGENE, COQUILLE VALLEY FLOODED Families Marooned . in Western Oregon To day; Situation- Alarm ing. : ronTLAND, Ore.', (By tha Aa nocluted Press) Tha ateamer Trinidad, which- had beeu adrift and rudderless oft tha Oregon couat, wua being: towed to tho Co lumbia river thla morning by tho motorship Douglas, aaaiabed by thn Coast Guard cutter Algonquin. Tho Oouglaa had difficulty In getting a lino-on the Trinidad laat night on account of heavy Beaa. Tho lino parted at one o'clock this morning but was repaired and' tho tow resumed. JOQIlU,F VALLEV fLOODElf. fliAiwtinLU, Oro. (By tho Associated Press). Homu aro flooded and many af them aban doned. wlr service wrecked, tram servlco suspended : itnd sovor it towns -maraonud In CoquHIo val ley by the wowt flMd condlttona , hero In yeara. 1 Tour and thlrty fiv ' lmhdittdiV-i rTh"cla o tala foil In tho lant 24 hours, " Powers, Myrtle Tolnt, Coqiilllo and Hum! on are all cut off from outside communication, Including automobile and rallwuy traffic. f f!nntlmiii on nnr R On the night or election day the La Orando Ii. 1 O. Elks wilt, In conjunction with a soolol evening1 planned by the social committoo, receive over a. Western Union leas-'" ed wire, including an operator, el ection 'returns. All Elki and their I in-nimea and rrienns uro invited to attenu xno ciub that evening. he dance, which will be hold In the ballroom or the club, will have music furnlscd by the Btar Novelty orchestra and refresh ments will be served to tho done rs during the evening. WANK EG AM, til (By the Aaso ctiited Pnws) Herbert Olllis, 85. traffic officer, and Charles Pelt on, special policeman, wero kill- c nM night whoh Glllls' motorcy- c struck a Hiillowo'en barricade of (he ninjor pnrtinf. under stato option, and. entering1 politics on a flfty-finy bsala with the men. they now have a solid foothold In prty councils, national, taate, dis trict, county anil local. . Pl c r- - flee. .Mrs. M. A. rriruson, Deino crude candidal for governor of TrxjM. end Mrs. NHHo O. Rosa. Henio. t iMi- tinmlnee 'or governor in Wyoming, are prominent In the list hcauae no other women seek1 a KUberiiHtortal chair. Hut con spicuous before tho voters are the ' namca of several women candi dates for PonRTfWH. a well as for Mute, county and cty offices. ' Ponnsylvaaila has six women condidatea ror a seat In the na- ( Continued on pag 61 Bib NIGHT IS PLAI OFtLKS m KILLS TI OFFICERS