La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 13, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING ; ; NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY ratuV ctiftttn C I T Y ED I TTO'N THE WEATHE3 ' Portland. (Af) Cloudi ness and rain Friday add to night in the west portion. VStMt- VOLUME XXIII. (Uy Harry 1. Ilunl) WASHINGTON (NKA Hpeclli!) L'.venis oi tnc lust ID uioiiIIih havo changed the whole utmos- pnere or mo filial cusl room of tho White House. Jllthcrto It altvuys liu born re garded ns thu hull or WnshlnK lon's social activities. It lms been a place for festivities, for par Has, receptions., dances. . Its bik ecstlon always has been ' one of uheor, of Jiupplness, of' Kulcty ' Today, however, ' there Is a senso .pr oppression, a suggestion of sadness, that , Is felt by ; ul' who'entor it. Its echoing" emnti-, ,ness' Is ;no .longer that of a bri Jlunt bull-room, hut rather that of a lunerul chnpel. ,.' ' . ; r- Four times in hut little, over a year has. this room, .no . often thai scene oty the cnpllurs most bril liant social nrrslrs. been Iho set ting; tor a- funeral. . ' First It wag l'resldent' ilardlnp. Then Mis. Work, wlto of the secretary of tho interior. Then younir Calvin Coolldgo Jr., and lastly. Hccretury of AsrlcJlluro Wallace. , . : Tills procession of ti-ufredicn throush' the great state jiarlor h.is somehow altered Its aura that mysterious 'duality by .which, places us well as ? persona ' influ ence the moods of visitors. Tho suggestion of lauBhlnir, dnncliuf none. ;' In its place is the - brooding, . heavy quiet ' of a sepulc'hor. . . - . .,.'' ' Wa-Hhlnirton -society , for th Inat forlnlfrlit hits been "up In- the nlr" over Captain Oeortro : w. Hloele, who cmnu over from Ger many with tho Zlt: 'and Is to coniniund this ulstfist of tho, Zep pelins..'' t " ... Steelo luis been the soclul lion or mc nour. ..no less than a do. en parties huvu been thrown for lilm In us many days. , , Mrs, Calhorlno New, wife of the postmaster (renernl, herself form erly an' authoress, ..thlnlis that while Mark Twain may have been, till right as a writer ho was a rot ten politician., : Mrs: New's observations' follow "a redding of .TwiUn',M' .,irobloBl'a. phy. Just out, which the humor?. 1st silvuliiled should not he pun llshi'd until 10 years after his death. in tho course - of these memoirs Twain severely criticised Hoo.ievell. and' Uenvrnl .J.eonard wood; both i?ood ltepqbllciLns, and thereby moved Airs. New 'to, protest. ! , ' "Twain was a '"uiufirxvuinp," she declares, "therefore. iis .political ff!nnMnmd an os M . DALLAS. Tcxns. (AIM l.rnlf-w Hii Anicrlcun pcopln cut morv fivhok' pnil n bri'iidn. liiorr vK'-'tw-Mrs ouoked to retain Hm- llmi units, inort' whole Jntlk and nuttinil Kwci'tR. the next two or thrn: kU rallons will bp a nation of ui:ak lilies so fur n hone tim arc roinrrniML" lr, C. It. Kowlkra of HlrnilnirhitTii, A In., Hrwrtrtl in an ii'hlrcm toiltiy ut the Amrrican lin tal AnHoelnHon convention. "In lln mutter of dh;l. Ih den tal proffHHion has hii (ipptirtunlty for doltie n fal pTVlcft in ouHin hip u diet Hint rurnlftln-n thr iipc-9-f.iry Him. kiiI in to hiiild tooth and hon' ntructurt- during tin- irr-nnful and pro-Ht-liool iiiTlud. H8 well iia Ourlnt? rhlhlhood to tin tlctitf-nth ytnr.M Dr. (. It. I'owllu-f nht. "On hns only to look uhoiii hltn to s( tlutt llic Ani'-rlran iK-opli' an not f-atlnic Uio rlirht kind of lirvadH. rico nnd Hvacln, to say noOilntr of ITopfrly proport ionrd vrffftuhli' diet," tho speaker dfrlnri-d. Jl Rlat)d t hut it in pohhIIjIi for any indivldnal to rduci? deeny in It Is "n mouth 7fi per cnt by proper Imrtio prophyluxlN. nnd tliat proper motttli hyslrno would reduce the pi'rcontatjp of rontaffloun dlnenne? In children, such an muinpH, men Hies, scarlet fever, etc. Suspect Held CORRECT FOOD IS NEGESSARy Murder Case Released LOS AN't.lXlvH (ly rim vo rlnietl rrtH) The Miltee tmlay Hdinliictl lhcmwUf tn)lff.iil b the niurtler of Harry I. tint, ilia nnmil ib-nlei. lmrl- l (ttmrfl. burlier, biiHuand f a woman rriVnl f KntK. a fiimiioeil atwI lalrr ivIm-J last nlctil. Hsl Hall, nsl ftt broki-r. nrrt'leil yiliTila.v, na4 rflrantl la-t nlubt roHowtn; a Mrrt c HI Una. US ANOKLIiH (Uy llj.- Assm-I-bd res. An eApltnatlon. un Mti!faHory to the pobec of wlml 'io wm ilolntr during tin s-vin ininu tin lMt ween p. m. and 4 p. m. last Monday, within whltli i"Ttoi M)irr' Kai. ubtiiu"d brok ir jttid muskiun. wwr hot and UBMBBR ASSOCIATED PRESS SPUII BUDGETFOR MSjUilK RIHR HFAfl statistician nnilNTY IS 4 isTiri Hill m rc III FLIGHT S DRAWN OP ..mi2&iMW IT GUILTY Federal Agents Break Up Huge Plot, Trcas-. v :my : Reports '.: MORS DEATH GAVE CUSTOMS WEN; TIP jewehy "Valued at Quar- tei" ' iviuiion jjouars i is Seized S,; Offi cials, -v ' - -y : WASHINGTON -B' Iho Associ ated Tress) Agents of' the customs Si-rvic? have Huccerded in break ing up one' of- the 'greatest smufC ffllng consplrnclfis in nxrnt years, It. WHfl -diseJotu-d' Wednesday nlffht at the treasury.MVliee ' it was said that customs nnis. in half a doz en sections-; of -'thfi' coirntr- in re. cent ihont hs'have. poized- and iden Kf4ed smueifled. ji-wolry- valued at more than a quarter of a million dollars. . Information afl.'to th.. success of tho auenls' efforta. whifh' were !in aupnrotod with tho kHUnR- at Los AnBeles.Jast Auffust ot Mrs. Thor esa Mors.-witlLTVhbwe brder "Ktd" SlcCoy ha been, Charged, was re ceived here. , Wodn'esdayi when flffents of Uie; Bocylcor in, Nw York notified' tho treasury they hiul un wound "di'tutls of Mm smusi;llng operations.1 ? '.V ' - ' ' , V ' . r. I.cailer in I'llpliL , !. Tbrt treasury 'Was infbrm'ed that a man .nujned ;UMla.mik' now in flight to, a-,fq.reiffn -count,ry' was the., person who . "ftcuatly ' had uctually brbUrTh th Jewelry In. Anr informa-iipn coiccrnlnir the identity i of -ledlnnHki was , with held uy the ofriclals.f bUt' It' was indtmled thtit .their knowledge -whs ot doflnlto ua.ta how tons he Ima operated or howmueh. JeweJryJn Ihe DffgregMto jia been itniugtfled into tho -countTjvv-Tho fact , that the trait wuB-picked .up; -on the death of. Mrs. Mors, It Tvas alated, was regarded us haing no 8lgnlfl cHnce;, a tar' aa.-hcr 'dcjiih iisell' was condorneflv ! , T; ' ' " Whether. Medianslvi openilcd for himself or as an- agent for higher up wa'npt indleatel,. but-accord-Ing to pilstoms sorViee feconls, he was the head and'fortrbnt of th' active operatlunii and had enlisted a doeii o morc'ahles In disposal of t ho' jewelry. ' - s . - , . VleHnisoC 'the! 'conspiracy were numbered by offlciils, at "several hundn-d,! KcatttTPd widely' over the country. The vagenls have seized all ihe jewelry . th'-y havo been ableto find, but it wiw said that proBably as much more never would Ik uncovered. Innocent pur chasers .have slowed it away In safe placos or ore wearing It, not knowing Its origin. - Mors Jewelry Identified. The J"wlrw possessoii hy Mrs. Mors-was the first to he Identified positively. l-'rom that beginning the ag'-nts. It was said, ran down a series of clues In Taclfio coast cities. They found much jewelry both iii San. Francisco and Los Anjfeles, (ho Jatl'T city where Mrs. Mors hud her home, providing the greater nuantlty. The trnll led eastwanl, and the port of entry was found to have boi-n N-w York, from which base Medlanskl, according to customs officers, directed the distribution and sale of the jewelry. There (Continued on pug f) 4-DAY ROUND-UP PLANNED FOR COMING YEAR I'KNDLKTON. Ore. (Tly the As sociated I'repsi - Pendleton will havo Tour days of the Uound-l'p next ywir, Inslesd of the custfimnry three, according to an announce inent. Henry W. Collins has boon re-eh-clod president of the board of directors. : " ' ' J In Katz killed In hi- apartment here, en us ed Hal ILHI. fi-nl ft broker of Hanta .Munfca. to be h Id In tlx city juil Wednedny ntht, eharg j cd wHh nisplclon of murder. Hall told the poll re ihe nljrltt of j the klHlnjc that he had 1h en ne - gotiatlng a realty d-al wHh Kail I snd haV bft him at 0":53 o'rbK-k MoikIuv Venlni?. A oVIwk KatR stagin rid down the stairs and i into an aiar1rm-nt on Ihe floor tie. low. wltrrc he died in a ft w mo ments from a bullet In hi? ntk. j '.iftieirs invvstlgaMng the rast- dv rlar'd that It mould have hcn vlrtiiBtlv impossible wit liin that i seven mlnutvs for another man to i LA PtHtTlAXD, tire. (Uy Iho As sociated I'ress) Soil moisture conditions improved very materi ally ftvur the state us a whole dur ing the month of October. 1'p to the L'Jnd of the month, conditions were almost ideal for seeding op erations In Iho western part of tho state, while the long continued drouth prevailed over most of the eastern part of the slate. Since October 22 seodlng operations in the western sect Ion have been practically at a BtundutiU ,ns a re sult of continued rainfall. Records of Ihe Portland weather " bureau station, on October 23, showed a deficiency In rainfall Htnee Sept. , 1924. of .7T. Inch. On October 31, tho record ah owed an exeess (com pared with tho normal) of Z.'its inches and on Nov. Hi, tho excess It, reported as 4.70 inches, states l- L. Kent, statistician. ' While snowfall has been record ed In many localities' during the past few days, most or the wi'.sicn part of thu state bus not ye i'xd renl killing frosts. ..; Korecasts of production for this season of the principal crops In Oregon and the L'nlted Stales, and December estimates for last year aro as follows: (Continued on patrA 51 HOT DAK K, (Special) Willi one blue, one red. und eight other prbiii ribbons and with the only gold medal for an outstandingly clean booth that tho stoek show management has nwnrded for Sev eral years, W. T. Kumbtirg, Phy mere f a rm : foreman , u ml Marvin Dlinh-lH. IIHSttMllinl h..frimii!ili returned to the Hot luko Sanatnr luni with pr. Thy's eleven ntrles, m the i 'uclflc mi ernat tnnah L1V stock . Show. -They Incidentally 1 bring back a report ot tho praise they heard fur Dr. l'hy's exhlbllt which bacKs up the enthusiastic I letti'rs and t'.,l,'rtMIH )U 1',H been receivliiK from stoek show officials and many of the visitors at Urn his Portland event. The ribbons and prices are prov ing especially surprising to Dr. Phy. In spile of the ttiuny who would visit his slock and would "lelt hltn so," he did nut believe hat his young herd would be able to com pete in any way with the national champions sent out from the cast, wilh the show slrhiK tin Carna tion people select Trum 1 heir hun dreds of animals or even with the HoIh) oins of OrcRon breeders of many years slandlng. He sent eleven animals down, in a compli ment to O. M. Pluuiiuer. manager of Ihe show, and lo the spirit which made possible a Pacific Interna tional this year after the disaster of Ihe recent fire. At Mr. Plum liter's rr'iuisl. Or. Phy decorated his stalls. Plum- tner has always d'-clan-d Hint Dr. Phy's display at the rnion Stork Show was the most artistic be has ver seen at any Hiieh eveni ; bill he told Ihe. phymere representa tives at the Piielfle International that he could no lonicer say that. I le c plains I hat In tnh nds to sub stitute 'Paeifie International" for "I nlun Stoek Show." for. be says, the exhibit Dr. Phy made nt the Portlund event surpass s any lie has ever put on at I'nlnn. Ilenl Mm Firm. Pbyniere Klnc Kobrs. who took first at the Puelfh Inlornallonal. over all entries In his class. Is the fOnntlnnnd mi on (P s) M,l:K. f. (AD MrM. War r n (. Ilurilln In p porltd nut no in ; tiuli' lln ljKit:tl curly lo- I day. whlfh h Hprnt a pnln ' tut. r'wt I t'KB nichi. Inl' l or lie . Inff jftvi-n in a nt'WiuMTMin by Ir. Siwi r. 1t ph!..iiri.irt, to-kiy'a InilN fin whr r.-n ovit a iclt-iihon hy a nur?'. Till Is tuk n lo in-tiicai- lr. Huwyi-r 1m n-mainltii; cIohi- to Iti-r bliiil-. Mrs. ("icorjrc irmham Dead in Portland Today PMItTI.ANI. On-. (AO Mr ttoru-- (I. 1tlnuh.ini. widow of lh hit- Ju'lb' I Unchain, rliol (it a lot-ill ho-plinl t'Mjny mi ih- contlu blvu of a to 3'-ar illuc u. MANY PRIZES mmm IS. HARDING I NOT SO ILL! GRANDE OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER toalpancjo, in .is .m v $ , i Tho clnmty'budget for lj2ii has been prepared and will be adver tised shortly for final passage u a meeting of iho. county court Fri day. December ftth. at 10 o'clock In the morning. ' Tho total, exclu sive of th'ff state fund, Is $3 10.545.40 which is $7,25!;2u more than last year's figure also exclusive of the state fund. The general fund this year amounts to (G4.480 against $G2, 194 in 1914. This year the school, htfrh school nnd library fund totals $72,nGft.4" and last year It was $7l.742.2rt. The reason for tho In crease in thlSffund is the Increase in school population-, and similar incidentals. The 1J2& rnad fund' amounts to t2B.dO and the market road fund ?:i2,000. Last year's figures wore :io;criO end $:t0,000 respectively, Iload bond interest Inst year-was $58,tift0 and this year's amount Is identical. The- total, amount of estimated expendit ures this year for all pur poses Is $356,45.40 and tho total estimated receipts from ull Hources $;G.S00, leaving the total amount to be raised by tax levy $311, 545.40. CITY DADS TO In order Mini ;he 'ooniiniKslotler eleid nihy'hsve on opportunity ro leurn the steps thu have been tukeu by the present . commission toward. KolvJng the' wilier (lllestion It was' decided lunt evening ul the rt'tfulsr weekly nieetlnj; to cull a special session next Monday even ing in '' the ofriMs of tho l.a (Irnnde InveKlment couipany. This resolution was passed wilh the approve! nr II. S. Itrowntou. Sherwood Wlllhitus and C. J. Illuck present Incumbents. At the meet ing it is planned to ilLscuss vari ous pheses or the water situation wilh A. T. Hill, It. 1'. Uindls and Charles riajle, commissioners elect, lo give the new men (lie ad vantage or the work done by the present' office holders. Mr. I'layle was ut the mcelhtg Inst evening accustoming lilinseir lo the dulles of the orrlce which h will uysuiiie lifter Hie first or the year. Itlltld Coiiisrl SiMin. In the clly mtuiager's report for the week a sub-report from An. drew l.oney, director of the I,;. Cnuvle Miinlclpnl hund. was read which, set the dale of tho nel public concert by the orminl.:it ion tentatively on December iii. Several petitions ror small Im provements In the city were pre sented. A dnnce license was granted the Knglcs Lodge nnd per mls.slon lo hung a banner above Hie streets was also granted the same organisation. A petition tor nn arc light on Ihe corner of Seventh and M avenues and a pe tition for extension of a sewer fPnlitlnitert on nsre a7 Using White Space Molhln? nrlii nmn 1m (hi1 at trft('tli.mv44 ttt an advi-rtlv-iih-iK 1 haii i Ih miH-r u-it f wliltt af. It limy mtk lyiM inalUT a an approprtntc Frame t'i a tiirtun- r l may supply jui tlu rluht un trnt wilh rvadlna- niHtlT to it.tr tin rnipliat" ymt Hill iHt-tl. White -futi' (Im away Willi Hint "jmi.tiMi; up" vfftft rvrn with mill iytr aifl mitkr It vnjr Utr Jn to rt-ail lite aKrrils4'r nMMiicc. W arr ulH'l to Ituw- ai.r H n Imiw wliltr ihki' i-tui Im'-I lMt UMll. "Obscrtcr AlTerUlng A BleKliaaillaiiig Scrvkv MEET;- MDNDAY I no painters dkln't kick at done I for nothing if they'd imlnleis, the director flgtnrd, Allhoiietli Iji Orumlo fulled to hoo Lluul. Oukli'y Kelly nnd 1,1a miuudron of Lr. H. alrplunrs AhiiIh llra day, thu (litrlit wnsn't cullrd off It was iniri'ly poslponi'd until next Htirlni;. I.lnul. Kelly pxpri'8!ii'd Keen iIIb illipolnlinent In not lii-tug nliln to nttrnd nnd proiiilm'd tlio presence or lit.ifctmdi'oii in this .city im soon us the. winter. ends. The day heron; Armistice day. Kelly covered 'piirt of the trip In- Hpectlnir InndlnK condlllons which were not ruvuriiblc nnd Unit' to- inellier wilh the steady downpour or rain aloiiK the Columbia: river, du elded upon tho postponement of tne 'rip. . , ',' ; .. . i VISIT AMEHIGA I.IINIKi.V (I!y Ihe Assnclulid Press) Kuiusay ilacl)oniild Is conteniphitlng a visit to America on n holiday trip urter his liurd Blind of nearly u year us (Heat llrllaln's pniiiier, the livening Star today says it iiudersluiids. jMcKENNON GAVE t ADDRESS BEFORE' I PORTLAND MEN inning ids recent visit to I'ort Ihilid Hoyd MeKeiinoii or I his clly. jwlio rereseiils the (iuuranty I'lind Lire Insuranci Association ol jiimaha, was Invited to Sieak be jrore a gulherlng of bond deuh rs I invenlmenl bunkers in Unit city. Mr. Mfkeution spoke on the ud-i vantage to the people or lire Insur-! unee and Investment, calling alien - lion lo the dire m i d or separating the two. His talk wits Well receiv ed nnd a number or the bunkers stated rollowlng the meeting that their Interest was aroused by I lie analysis given In the tc.ik. man rot M iu;ai in ai to KI'(;KM:, or.-. fun-in rmihy, ii. priinliw nl native r Uinn roiin l , f 1 1 1 wiKl'Icnly In IiIr ii ill niiinhil" In IiIh privulc K'iriiicit Uw. II In body v)ih round by hi wlf" nnd phyflrlunH who wire :u llocl Hld he bad lin-n dctid for myriil li'Miin. Hiir( dlHi'iii wjih 1h" prob iiiibf caiiHf of ib'itlli, act'ordin lo (iroin-r llruiiHli'tfcr. .Mr. Coob-y wuh born nt I'oltHtff tirovc lit yrar oiro mid bud llvd lb r" until rivi- yturH uKo wln-n ip Hint It 1m funnily movd lo Kiiu' tn-. lb- 1 Niirviv. d by hi widow, and four t lill'ln-n. In-t1L r'oob-y of db tnn, Kay I'oob' I Mib- Cuolny and Atbn rooh-y. at horn'. i:k-i-Uini IIi'miHh f.ltcn Al.liAW. Or.-. in Iho Hind. I disirbi O. I-;. Ni-wpr1 wa brld (-'u-iiibli-. r. J. Hbi-dd alriady hrbl Mil urrirv of jiittlf-f. In a l.nnon Marv. y A. Wnrbl wan cb- t-.-.I JiiHtii-c nnd J. !. Ijicv ronntubb-. Al Hi'M Homo . W. Ilowb y wna .l-l.d Jn)r.- and O. I. M.riun-ronHiubb-. n HulM-y H- rt H. lfk Wiut bflt-d oontabl'', but tm lm h JiiHtii-i- of Ibis jm ai t: at pri nt, tin? oourt wllf hiivit to up point a fonftablc. n ('b-lan boat J t'. LIMnrd for tuiwUbk in tht Albany dutrict. f SPRIG VISIT IS PROMISED mm w 13, 1921. all when they worn os.slgnc1 to this Job. - ThevM pmlwbly liav boon askI. Tho ghls had to have new -WotlU-ta 2 JnT were just tho ones who mn innko them pivttlwt. , " ' WTHERCOLD OVERJREGl The coldest iul Tier licre this seuson occurred lust ovcnini! wjien tho mercury In the Bovernitiehl thermometer ai firo ' deparlmcnt houdiiuiirters dropped to. 10 deRrees above aero. Itcporl from Eastern Oremiin points all Indlciitii freeiliiK lenipeVntures. ' ' " ; Ateuchilip 'stllllid Hull the mer uui y , rcKlHlcKcil six desrees. Iioloiv rtero liist. tilKhh ' ' 1 tilt AN l IIAI'IDH, Mich. (Ily llie .Associated Ifrcss) I'oslul in. epcclors urrlvcd hero today to In vcstlgnto an exdosln which wricked I ho' loading dock und re celvlng room or the main poslof. rice hern lull, yesterday, . killing three men nnd Injuring 12 uthers. Herman Pcltcrsch, cleric, died nrtcr both legs .were blown orr. Krncst A. lioth, truck driver, died three hours after the explosion und Dave Newhouse, 19, died to day. The theory Is advanced that the explosion wiui a premature blust j ot a iioniii sent through the mall but no rragmelit of a bomb or other vxploslvca can be found. Mexican Dcnutics End lluarrd wilh rilinnlnv ' 11 wim uuiipiay MKXICO CITV (Hy the Assocl- uled Press) Two inembers of thn Mexican chnniher of deputies wero seriously wounded in a shootlug . r .. ... ..... inruy nisi iiigni. lmls Morones, most prominent labor leader in Mexico, through t tie stomach, und l'opoldo ' tiilerrero was shot Ihroiigh Ihe ! rliesl. The i.bontlng followed fliHpuii' in tin; i-buuibnr. mas m;i;i-k iiTiMA'ri:ii OltlXlON ITY, Orif. A pro pound InidKf-t for Un jfon riy ror U2U hfi I n prfpand by th- bud- Kfl fonHiiHti-n nnd (ho vUy rout inIkhIoii and the rHllmulcM will ) dlHf.-iiKwd and ni-ti-d upon by Op vot r nt a itH'i'tbiK tn Hi' clly hall lii-i-emb.-r 3, nt which, (Inn- lbi city comiiilKKlon will nnnounci! tho tax b-vy for the tmnulfiK year. In lim proiiom-d lnidKl Ihe h tliflald (-Kpi'ndltun-N for' (ho ynr I of ill $:(1.4ir, und tin- intlmati-d rr Gilpin $2H,im, iavinf ViH.ulfi lo bo rulM-'J by taxation Jn i!-'3 (In: .xp'n'IKijr.M totaled IKI.tCS. Tin propoK d budtfut mIwj hvh forth thai for the flmt hair of l':i lb , )f (j. ri,y K()V(;rtiiii. nt huvi jtolab d .17,ftL'ii. Morlarty lo l ly Today. I.KM. On Cm pi ul n J. I'. Mo rlarty of th I.' nit oil Xtiii.n nvlation h-rvto". who Willi biM alrplam- Iimk b' n inarouind a( tin hi air fair Krnundfi Iiiti. for mon than a w-.-k Mil.) I hat iio probably w ouid bop off for M.-dfonl. Aft.-r a lrl f stoi al ji-drord lt- will contitiu.- lo Han I "bifn. i "m plain Morlarly wan t-. italbd by Iho frov-rniii'-nt to pilot Jilio . dlrlKibb Hbonnndoah. north I front Han Obiro two w.-rlCri into. ' lb-can- of tn-avy rains onoountor ltd on hln ntura trln tho raptain vtm ord'-n -J to n-tin In U ti-porarl'V iu La.viu. mm 3, INJURES 12 -wmuun oquvuiu rnsw : INI I I IVI K r. K . -Ci I XTRA in n.v.n Hvvvv.v.m. loikii-, iio.STOV (.) t- William j. Itutler, chilli man of Ihe ltepuli Henn niitliiiinl ctjiiiuillu, (odny was npiwlntod Iiy limoriinr tax to siiw-ced (he Inle Senator IkkJki! m scnutor fruin MimKacliuspltH. WANTS l'.XTIW , 8F.SNH) ' ' WASHINGTON (Al) An pxtra srsfloii of f.ie new imirrrii nwn nrtcr MkivIi Uh, was mwsl today l Senntiir llorali, of Miilio. who nahl he tlioiusht liiriii iiud railroad measures, . world coiiri nranusalH. and iicrliiiiM tin n.'llcr sliuulif lm latralo lirolillilllon -enriireifnienB by Itikeji up ., Hiat- thnei lloralii'rymir to Interpret, what alcotrollc voiced imc opinion afu-r a call (in President Coolldgn Hornh Iw llcvcs liule general legislation ' will lie nci.oiiipllshed III the Ik.iiiIht siwdiMi, wlilt h Is to H., duviMMl clilerly lo apiii-iHuintkais.. Itepro. Hciiiatlvo Itiin.in. .it . Ohio, also culled on the iircsldent, oircHhlng tm F.iiiiiin, (lu'iarmg. ne saw iio.coCK,. ut Haltlmore, baforo . lt la msruHty for an est siMslon and J willing to. cotniiicntiioa the effect nun such mini measure as wore nwessary colihl lie lintullwl at tlio short session. ., ... - , . Itt Molts lni'oi;nih;i'v. ri;ii.l.(j (Al) Itcport clnni lalllig hero I hill leng Vu llslnng, "( bilMlnii general" in win nil vt llic goteriiiiH'iit tliniugli a nllll ii)tii. hud fled rroni Tien Tsln, wliero lie bud Ixvn ullemllng an ImiMirlnnl conference wll'.i Chang Tso Mn, Miuicliiuiun, were de clared raise today.. The, confer, ence Is still pr.xtTdlng, It was slutlMl. MiAO CIVKN HOOD ItlVUR HOOD III VER," Or. A ruin' storm did not dampen tho ardor of mid-Columbia legionnaires and ,mi'a in larss crowd ut a theater hern today to .ceii Drato Aruiisiicc day by giving otticliil widcome to the villlev'n rlttB' ,lnm""d lo the city by :"l,l"ln -''. pioneer river "'"""'boat man, whoso home lo now Ut Mllllllllltl, II lie !,! IS.llr t'l... nt .Mimliulli.il ltiach, Calif.. Tho '''""' fr association Joined with theiusement wilh -tho Methodist ladles iionai Kiiaru unit in hnnorliiK tho tiS-yi-ur-old national imtdiin. NiLtlianb-1 c'oc, founder of th d(y, jourm-yid to J'nrtland in Miii". If) til, for the matt-rials for l hi flatf. Tiny worn so.wn by MIhm rnrinlb Moody, ploncrr of Tim DalliH, oit iho find m-wlnff umclilno t-vi-r broiiKltt to Ori-Kolt. Woman Amtniil In I In Id. HKND, Oro. Tim Horn rutirh, lawt known beor pardon In tho vl cliilty ttf Itond, wuh nildt-d by ofll-croi-H of In; National tjiw Mnforoo. inont Iraxiio and nfl a n-Hitll Mrn, ii. A. AroiiMon wuh arroKti'il on a churyo of po.wHtttun of llnuor. Week Begins Monday Aincrb-an l-:dtitullon W''k, lu b obs'rv-d Not-ml'r 17 to ' li. itioiu aivo. In a national movoiucnt nnd j will In; k!i n rognbutnro In Iji I frand' us dm w lu re in this rutin ) try. Thi w.-k is ono thai IH find at lurnlnir th.-lr attntbm to iho m-booln. tin biinifi of tbo nation. On- of () fialnrt s will b- nn urgt i that all purtnln vlult tbo mdiooln hoiin- tuiit during Die wook, and j ilKTby gain a more eoniplotc i knowb ditf of the Institution in Jib h i.'it iiitld--n Ktvi-n fun- dmuuitai Iraluuiip iu tdji ut lilt) Representative Acquitted oi unarge or violat- ing. Volstead Law; FARMER CAN MAKE CIDER AT HOME i City , Man, However,. Ac- coraing to est Case Result, Has No. Right to. Make Beer. - : - HALT1MOKK (Uy tho Aasocl ated Pross) Representative John PhllHo Hill was acquitted, by a Jtiry In the United mates court, to day of violating the Volstead law by manufacturing; Intoxicating wine and cider at his home. ; - , -. The trial -waa tho result of test ease forced by Hill, who main tained that tho Volstead law gavo Ihe Tanners thq right to manufac ture elder and wlno but withheld from city men thq right to make bocr. ., ,. '.-.' t . .. . ,. Thn verdict came at tixiUcnd of IT hours '.'deliberation by, !tho jury before It wna able to . reach.' an agreement,' ;, , 1 k , t . Tlio first ballot waa 10 to "2' for iicitulttal, according to , a juror.. ino rerdlct apeak for. itself." Colonel Hill aald. When, the verdict whs rnua Hill was surrounded by a group of. admirers, Istruggllng to shako his hand. v . - ; . OM) CTITK, 8AVS VOISTEAO GUAN1TK FAI.1.S, iilnn. (Bytho Asaoclated I'ress) Judge Honer's opinion that fruit juloea may bo made for . home consumption re gardless of tho alcoholic content la "old Hlurr," , Andrew j. Volsleud declared today. "You cun't admin-. content makes the beverage Intoxi cating. I dp not fool Hopcr' ro"- will offect prohibition," ho aalO. WAHltlNOTON.Uiy, IK" Atwochi. -tetl Press) The justlcrt department I will .await ii tAl report from tho L'nUed Hliites tStorucy,' Mr. Woodi of . Hcpreseiitatlvo . lllH'a .'acquittal In. I ho r'.iler. cast.'.' ; , Alloi'iuy .aerttral Hlotio explained Ihcre could , bu no. appeal by. thu goveriinient-under 'law, und there fore the case- becomes u closed In cident Insofar an tho government la concerned. . . . ' :; , "Who liken ;to wrap themav a around a nlco, Juicy, well coiMrd atcak a aleak that came from a obck deer?-. I Those who do. and thoy are lo- glon, may enjpy that pleasant sen Ballon that entiles when t m.nt la I well attended to, when tho Wing, Kin and Fleetfoot club holds lta j Venison feed ' tonight at aeven nVlnnlf In t.A Unll.-Jl.t -t.w. o"elock in the Methodist church ftorvlng. Thu dinner Is hot restricted to (dub mom burs but Is open to all who purchane an admission ticket. Tiok"t will bp Hold at th door. Thn club foods, whether they be von I son, fish or clam, are always onjoyahl" ovonis end tonight's wild inont bnnqiift promlsoa to bo ono of tho best ovor held, ; 1KX1S W 15 CENTS l'OUTLANl), Ore. (AP) Cattle and mVrp steady today, hogs 15 , c-n(H hlKli.-r, Hghtwoight 9.1'6 to 9 1". KggH on cunt higher, 50e and Rlc. Mutlor 4uo, ltuttcrlut stoady. . - HAN KltANVlHCO (Wt ltut- that they will lub-r turn to. . , AlthouKlt It Is not widely Known, "Aintjrloa," written by . .bimul Vanois Hutlth, Is now com posed of otgbt versos, Instond of the utik Inal four, and two of tho lab-i ri'iW'H. t'onipixittl by tim author of tho oriicinul anthem, are dovott-d to the schools. Tho vitihh dfsorve to bo sung In every school In the land, bccordiittf to a communication from the bu reau of education. dopaH incut of the Interior, Washington, 1. (.'., thu 1 i VENISON FEED THIS EVENING Jt'vaUuual ok pAft 6i