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VOLUME XXIII.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PREM
LA GRANDE OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1925.
MEMBKR ASSOCIATED PRESP
NUMBER 76
Daily bHURCHILL
; SIIBCFfiTfi
(By Harry n. limit)
WASHINGTON (NBA Special).
The real game of. tag between
Coolldgo und his supporters, evho
want congress to adjourn March
4 for a long vacation, und those
who believe the new congress
should be assembled immediately,
or at leust soon after the end of
the present session, begins with
the reconvening of the legislators
ufter the Christmas recess.
Tucti cully, tho battleground of
the extra -session brigade has boon
choaen as the senate.'
With nnn.thlrri nf tho ulinrl ma.
slon already gone, tho uppnr!
house has not Ink en up for pass-,
age any of the necessary "supply
bills," which provide tho cash to
keep tho wheels or government 1
turning in tho departments andl
bureaus. ' -
Under tho senate rules tho op
portunity for a group of deter
mined opponents to force the
president's hand In tho matter of
an extra session Is recognized.
With a dozen appropriation bills
proposing expenditure of billions,
or uouars, to ue aoiea upon wun
in eight weeks, it is not nececsary
to stage an: old-time filibuster, on
any one measire.
The Blowing down of the ua
chlnery that would result . from
even a reasonably close scrutiny
and discussion of these measures.
might easily cause them to con
sume an average .of one
each.
week
Which would mean that some
three or four departments would
bo left without any provision for
funds after July 1, and before
they could continue' to function
congress would havo to be recall
ed to provide appropriations. .'
The efficiency with which Presi
dent Coolmge can handle the "big
stick" doubtless will be displayed
In this developing situation,
The president frankly doesn't
want an extra session. He doesn't
want congress Von his hands" over!
n i u Ann
, . it i in ... - ... I
dent of his ability to steer a .aU
Isfaetory course if left alone at
the helm than he. is with a con
tentious congreso continually jog-
glng his elbow. So1- u lHcs- con.
gross forces his hand its mem
bers can play golf or '' tlddle-de-winks
or hop-scotch during the
summer for all he cares. . j j
But there is ai'slsan'te "element
in congress that Ma" nOl'"-'lwU!lKg'
that the legislative shall play sec-
txnA fiflfllo in I hi CIWIlUvc'"'
There are nroblerna '' to'
tucklcd, thoy ' hold that1 require
the consideration of consrnss.'" ".
Kor theso to -lie postponed Ttn-'
other yeur they contend,1 would
(Continued on Tago 4.)
Adjutant and Mrs. Peterson and
family left yesterday by motor for
Lou Angeles, Cullfornta where
they will attend the Salvation
A rmy Western States 'onventton
led by Commander Booth. :
They will stop for a fw days In
Portland to visit Mrs. petersoh-s
mother beiore leaving for the
south.
They will also receive' their of
ficial appointment, for some other'
locnlity in California when they
urrive in Loh Angeles. f-' ''
Knvoy Black from Portland will
fill In temporarily until tho com
manding officers arrive. The wel
coming meeting will b held Thurs
day night for tho coining of the
envoy.
The serious condition of Mrs.
Peterson's throat has made it nec
essary lor them to be transferred
to a warmer climate.
CLi:VKK CKACKKIl CALCiHT
CLKVKLANI (By the Associ
ated PreBS) Jakle Boehm, de
scribed by I he police as one of the
cleverest safe crackers In I ho coun
try, was nrrested here today us a
suspected member of a gang which
recently had blown a down safes
here.
ENVOY BLACK
COMING HERE
Judge Disregards Ties,
Sentences His Cousin
- i . -
A story of ho un at'il ffd rat lent us tomb when JudKi- Wol-Juilui-
si.nt'.nccil tho lff of hlR j Vfrton nuninlno-il:
roosln to on., yi-nr und a day In! "Mrs. fns". I have your li-td-r
th.- p. nll..nllnry and l. vk-d a rlne, written to my aft. r th- trial In
of iuo upon hi r roima from Port-1 whlrh you Kiy you nre Ihp widow
un,l. , of Krm-irt f.iw. I havp atso li-for'
Thu jurist wus Ki-dral Jtid- j nit- lh. r- port of Mr. Tom Word.
Wolverlon. who has a n-pulatlon ; whom 1 s-'nl to you to tnvralleali-.
as a lirm upholder of the law "as your statfrnonta. By lhw. I It arn
ls" and Ihi- woman was Mrs. lonaiM for tho first time that you ar.
rate, his cousin by mariiaav and th- widow of my own cousin."
the mother of a 10 year old daulfh-I The prisoner looki-d steadily at
ter who Is Wolverton's ai-ond cou-:tho judge without a change of ex
8n tpresslon or without her cheeks col-
It occured yesterday. The crowd- lorlng In the sllht st d. Kree.
ed court room that was noisy with j Every eye In the court room was
an undertone of whispering and the j
moving of feel sudden'y became . (Continued on Page. 6.)
UUUULUIU
if
Interallied Conference Is
Planned Next March
in Brussels.
WOULD INVITE
U. S. DELEGATE
Of , j p n .f p n 4- f.
aL?J:e H e P a 1 C J? e L? ??
Washington Sits Tight
Awaiting French De
velopments. P A It I K (By the Associated
ii'ssl Winston Churchill wilt
,,, fl,ts iroiHsnl to ihe allies
for a conference during, private
con vcrsst loin which he nil! hold
with i other delegation heads, It
was said,
PARIS (By tho Associated
Press) Plans for un Inter-allied
debt conference at Brussels next
March, to wliich the United State.
will probably be invited to send
a delegate, are declared to have
been formulated by Winston
Churchill, British chancellor of tlit
exchequer.
WASHINGTON (By the Associ
ated Press) The French debt
situation appeared today to have
again developed into a waiting at
titude on the part of tho Washing
ton government for possible fur
ther light on. the suggestions con
cerning the refunding agreement
presented in the Clementhal mem
orandum.
It was said definitely at the
Btato department that the French
UonB ditl not wftrraIIt calU
suggestions did not warrant
Ing a special meeting ot the Amflr
Icon funding commission to con
elder them. . .
PAft IS (By Associated Tress)
The intolMillled finance ministers
con I onirics l.srliiu today", In fact, if
not; itt. rorm.i "' 1 ' "-'
, nI'reijileroTWfilk, of Heltttum.1'nnB'.
dJwrioli'OnFraridef'afc"haVifi'6,n-l
v.raullonii tnHnV." "'-' ' '" "1
(Notwithstanding' h'b '' AnfrrVrHff
attttude,-Jt ni; trell;Vei'!i!n ' official'
jClrcli-B that tht' confrtf-ees, hotnUly'
the Hrltlsb. arc; tirferniinra to, own
thf dtill,:I)rooli'in Itf.llnorrtrMu con
ferenues in hope of nt leiist itbHdg-
ing futuro wprk ward a definite
volution.
HOUSE FAVORS
HUGE ADDITION
TO U.S. FORESTS
WASHINGTON (Dy the Assocl
atod I'ress) About 697.0 ncren
of private land would he added to
I'niatillii. Wullowa and Whitman
hatlomil forests In Oregon, tlie llm-hi-rlaPds
less valuat)le for forestry
purposes being given m exenangr
under a bill tmsscrt yesterday by
the litntM. and sent td the senate:.
, if , . MAKKI-rrs' TODAY' " " '
- '-PORTLAND. Ore. (AP Cnltle
and sheep nominally steady, flogs
steiuly to weak. fcgK one to two
cents higher, 41c 44c. Putter
4'Jc. HuUerfat steady.
DEBT IE
; PUZZLE ANSWER j
Vets Bonus
Certificates
Distributed
Postal Authorities Deliv
ering Papers - to Ex
Service Men in La
Grande.
The adjusted service certificates
for veterans of the world war are
being delivered by the postal au
thorities in La Grande-to a larse
number of ex-servico men who
filed their applications during the
past few months.
The certificates are a 20-year
endowment policy, based on the
length of service In tho army of
the yntted Stutca, The maximum
seams to be about $1581), as sev
eral of this figure .have been re
ceived by young men hero. t
Not Too Late Vet. '
The officers of the American
Legion say that It Is not too late
yet to apply for adjusted com
pensation and offer to gladly help
any who have not upplled yet. ,
The first meeting of . tho new
year by the La Grande Ameri
can Legion post No. 43, will be
held in the K. of P. hull tomor
row evening.
Install orrucrs.
Installation of officers of both
the legion and auxiliary wUl be
the main feature, with dancing
and refreshments afterwards, to
which all visiting members and
their ladles are Invltad. A large
attendance Is expected.
FIRST i'HIX'K GIVI''..V
WASHINGTON (Ily the Asioel-
ated Tress) The first check for
(Continued on Pajre fi.i
K LAM MATH FALLS, Ore. To
nil outward appearanens. jioi'cou-,
certed ofrort is being madu by lo
cal authorities - lp; upprvhifnd-tho
three, masked outlav.t who early
undfty, murdered Oscar ,Krickson
tnhnre'f. fn tho rohbhrv til tk DOkei
'game ift .iflv basement ofAtVtf Scnn-
dlhavlqnTijill. r . v.;. . v "
Shertrf Hawkins and '4ila depn
'flM,"Vho" took office . yesterday. !
we're" kept busy . throu)iout the 1
day petting, acquainted With their!
iluOe's ' While Police Chief iftimph
rey Was devoting much of 'his time
to Vleanlig' tip his desk to make
Way for 'A. h. Ppwoll, who wa up
pointed chief of police at the coun
cil meeting lust night.
Private investlgatora have learn
ed that on- ex-convlct, who had
been hanging around Klamath
Fulls for some time, nnswers in
general the description of the lead
er of the outlaws, and he Is being
sought unofficially, though officers
place little credence In this theory.
A stolen automobile, which had
been parked within three blocks
of the robbery, mny hnve been
used in the, get-away, officers be
lieve. The' machlna hua- not vet
been located.
s m
mWM
Governor Of Wyoming
. ... . ....... ...
7 'H-ni
A)kp MltH. M-.I.MK TAVI.OIl ItOSS
CHKYKNM-l (liy Mm AMrM-latitl Pns?.). .Mrs. Uiw lHt-anio
the flrt didy cletetl woman grvpmor In tho lulled Mates when
fclic tuok oath of goivinur of Wjuiuiuj.
IHfMION
FUND WORK
it SUCCESS
Big Share of Five Thous
and Raised in Hour's
Solicitation
ENTIRE AMOUNT
EXPECTED SOON
Chamber of Commerce
( Committee, Headed by
. A. E. Hunter, Produc
ing Kesults.
A. It. Hunter, chairman of the
1'nion County Chamber of Com
merce irrigation committee, to
day reported nt. the luncheon
or the organization in Odd Fel
lows hall, thai a fotul of $!,7ft0
had already Imvii pledged ful
fill- $5,000 fund to match n Uko i
federal amount to pay for n I
survey In connection with tin; j
launching: of a mine to m-cihc i
two Irrigation projects feedliiir
tho (irando Kond vullcy fi-om !
( 'ill herino creek and Meadow-
biuok. , j
According to M i. 1 lintor, the
committee spent about one hour
this morning securing thu given
amount and it expects to procure
the entire five thousand dollnrs
within a short space of time. Not
a person approached refused to
subscribe to the fund.
Mr, Hunter also explained that
all money put Into this survey
will be refunded at a later date.
Ills , report was greeted with
enthusiastic applause.
, Itatcs Dlstiusm-d.
' Near the close of the I'ineheon.
following an announcement by 131-
mer Stoddurd that a meeting of
the Oregon industrial congress tni-
H,.t thn ii'iistilf.. n Mk r)(,0'nll
SUito Chamber bf CcSrimorM
would be held In Portland Thurs
day and Friday; und nrging at La
Grande men who dould attend to
do so, Mr. Htoddardi niude.' a re-
port on the Intermediate rnte fight
situation, . giving r.i me. raiiroans
(Continued on Pag S.) '' '
CRIMINAL TRIES
SUICIDE. FAILS;
MUST FACE TRIAL
VANCOPVKK, P. C. (By the As
sociated Press) Henry Miller, of
San Ilernadlno. Cal., is recovering
here from effects of poison taken
last night, and will be tried ' in
Longvlew, Wash., on worthless
check charge, according to the po
lice. Milter Is also wanted in connec
tion with an ullegnd $ 1 0,000 Triaid
In ,Hun Hernardhip, i jh ofricors
Bald. ' . , ! 1? jj I $ )) i
TTnvrhrht by Hams Eh
' est .
r II.
New County
Officers In
k Office Now
Departments Affected by
November Election Are
Functioning at Court
house Today.
The new county officers took up
their 'positions yesterday at the
court house and wre hard at work
this morning at un early hour
when the "inquiring reporter" from
the "Evening Observer" paid them
a non-official visit.
On shaking hands with Jess
Preshears, new county sheriff, ono
feels Instinctively that tho office Is
literally In "good hands." The
new sheriff radiates that quiet
power of tho sort which Is always
attributed to the "he men" who
grew up in the "great opon spaces."
Iorty years old and says ho
"don't care who knows It," the
new sheriff has spent most of his
life In Elgin where he served for
a long time as town marshal and
later as special deputy.
Two Assist ing.
Brosh ears' two main assistants ,
are Amos "Hpud" Helm, office dep
uty, to whom you will pay your !
taxes, und from whom you will get
your temporary llconso plates and
so on and Hugo Kllngharmir, out-Bido-deputy,
who helps the sheriff
round them up. "Spud" Is weJl
known to locul baseball fans as
the diminutive shortstop on last
year's team. Kllnghamer has been
a resident of Ia Grande for some .
years and has many frlonds here.
Knyro at Salem.
K. A. Say re, school superintend
ent, who Is serving his first -term,
has not yet officially appeared In
his offlco just below the stairs at
the court house. Ho Is attending
a school superintendent's conven
tion at Salem but will bo in La
Grande some time this woek.
W, W. Htovcnn, county, commis
sioner who succeeded J. F. Hutch
Ison will meet In the county court
for the first timo tomorrow.
Official1 announcement i 'twas
made: this morning by H, Hi Bait-dock-
that 'Oscar Cutler had brt
uppolnted ito fill "the place- 'lofti
Tacant iby W. C. Crews, who r-
Goutly resigned to accept the posi
tion of city manager. ,,, ( .
Mr. Cutler has been in the em-.
ploy of the stato since ox
cept for a period durihg which
ho was serving Uncle Sam in tho
V. 8. army.
In addition to the regular Job
of office engineer Mr. Cutler will
have charge ot a portion of tho
road maintenance work, accord-
ling to Mr. Haldock.
:r. IS SHOT: DOWN
H'HANTON. Penn. (Py the An-sociiiti-d
Press) Ills body riddled
with bullets. Htimuel Hpachlu, XI,
jwjrretury of the Kwen Colliery lo
cal union of the Pennsylvania Coal
CUTLER GIVEN tfC
'..' IIIUIHIIIII I UU.I K- , IH'.'V I'-"'
mm
Gi
j coiMpJiny, wan found deud In the found, battered, and bruised In the.
IsineetH of Plttston early today. I bfisenient of 1 fir hon.a .last I"'rl-
I Spaehla, one of 11.000 miners on 'day, mo do trrangetii.nts to ,;trans
litlriko in the Pllrston district fofin0rt the body to her former bow
the past five weeks, was on his wuy)n 'Colorado Kprlngs.,,Coto,; Cttnly
home after attending a union meet
ing.
5 Arrests .Made
Kiv- im-n were urrested In on -
nertlon with the nhootlng of Spa-
ehia.
lit (, tss riiTH ti:um
I'HOKNJX. ArlK. ( AP) Oeorge
V. 1. Hunt, iH-moeral, Monduy
morning begnn his flft h lernt as
governor of Arizona. The lnaugu
r.'ttfou cereiiiouhs were simple und
brief.
if .
Something
Is Wrong
Some MtlvrttlvhiK Bet.il bettr r
stilts than olhers-Miine im"!-mi-mh
men werti lo mtke II pay
iitrcru ly wi ll, nnd iithei only
fairly wi ll or trot nt all.
Vhnt't tfie trouble? 1 niutlly
It's (lie iim-UhmI and Hh limn.
And It vnn Im- inwlly iwrwlnl.
( Mir h vri Kltic k nowledip.
hnel m Miiiiid jiiK'rleiMV, b
at hl wrdu1.
"ObmrTiT Advertising-
. A ftlcrchoadlBing fk-rrloe"
Figures in Divorce Case
ilS,- !) Ant lilAllt III
f :t" i; Ti'CITY HEADS
r. -MrTz i Dr A. L. Richardson Suc-
k - - '- ceeda Dr. Kirby &a
, i ! Health Officer
rife 4 , . , v , I 1 J : -.
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Tlio 'abovo idctnro Is of frs.
Frank B, S-ott, of Michigan, a
flgui-n in the Koott divorce enso
which has taken a 'sensational
(urn lately witli alleged epos
iirew of her misconduct. Ilclow
-'oiigTesHinaii Ktott. who Ids
wife accused of gambling.
OMAHA. Neb. (Ily the Assdcl
nteil Press)
White relatives for
. Mrs. Mae Hahne, u hosi body was
, 1 1 .i n- ' Henrys Buale was limklnK
iirranffeiiicnlH ' to file . insnnlty
eharffrs nfraln J, Wurren Hahne,
;iH.r husband, who Is accused of h
death
.jr
. un VJ
RllTYRflifin
UIIIDI I I UUIIIIU
1 K
ir. however, he fihould be unable 1000.000 mmhi wiih'.i .kmiw n-ww--n
to prove llah'ie ins-ane. he sild. h"r action should Ik sought tlito
would Immediately trv Ilahnu on ( iimmiMi.
a first dgree murd'. charge, as
re!ommended by a co -oner's Jury.
ind recommend the death penalty.
The Insanity heorl-.m. however, will
probably not be held for a week.
(Continued on Pinto ft.) t
Idaho Man Killed by
California Policeman
CAl.KXKXi. Cal. (AP) J. H,
Keathers, alleged lo hn'p been
wantsvd In connection with five
tuiirdi-!.. vVo in pocatello. Idaho,
MP't thro in (thlo, mid for rob-
b- rh-H In Hnn Mrn.irdlno. Cal.. liHt
week, wiii idiot 1 and killed here
Monday by Chief of Police Hard
wlk. pOCATKI.Mi. Idaho. ( A P ,f.
A. P'-filhers. or Ketters, reported
klll'd In a pistol duel nt Cnlexlro.
'nl.. Monday, la w'll known. In
polb-e eireb-H in this city, but orfl
vm hnve no information connect -Init
him with murders either here
or In Ohio.
Aeeording lo avullahle informa
tion. Feathers was In Pocatello a
month or six weeks during ln.t
July and AmrUKt but was not con
nected with any (rouble with local
polb-e. While hero ho signed a
bill of sale for nn automobile as
J. It- Fetters, rhlch Is believed to
be bis reul name.
V.
i XTRA
OAI8 VETO SUSTAINED IN
SK.N ATEl VOTK K5 TO' 9
: AVASIIIXUTO.V. (AI Press
Tlnio l lnsli) . I'rcHidont Cool
litec'u Tfto ot tho poKlol pay bill
wan miMtalnc4 loihiy by the sen.
bio, K5 to to. Ono JM limn two .
'IhlnU nwi'Msnry lo iwn tlio tnoa
simi. over I lie wt. Wilh Uio
volo . siiHtnineil, wilnry ', IncruOMtn
arc Uuiemloni upon enactment of
lunullnic ailintnlHtmtlon nwAMiro
m nil viiiico . tlie iuy anil xlnl
rnifs miiiuliniMwtty , , i . ,
VYr;iti:sNnciv hit
"VAIllN(m)N (AiM
'irrfit rttiUutia . or, uo.;.VpUu4
', ikH" ' by "lrr! owriwwuMii k-
i uluUnl to. Iiah-a wldea o urn "air.
,Vf '?Jj ),iicoily jOvorwiolmliuj oontonipt. fur
' 'Hiu act by ol(irrlM law Blildhiff
'' pltln'jis," In A. MtHtcinpnt toluy by
.. 5 . nvHlilcnt. tilojton of tlio Ahhooiu
'' ' .! linn' Aitnlnat lrolilbllluu .Anicnd-
lion Against lrtdiibitlou .
nieiit, llo .riTomHt especially. o
lcstlmoiiy, n l)io. divorce action
brought , by lleprtwntuuvo Koott,
of Michigan, In which bo said a
witness toMtlfied Scott . brought
Ihjuor Into this country from Pan
ama. u:ank rr.uj.Ns illm.sh -
M;V VOItK (AP) (MMton B.
Meaiifl, former Jusih'o dmrtment
agent, In feigning Hlmna to avoid
trial of charge of conspiracy to
obstriM't just ice, Fmloral Judgo
Llndloy wuh told ttwlay by Hpeclnl
ANHlstant t nlteI H tat oh Attonioy
Todd. Todd, told tho court gov
eminent fi)ora lives ',itul called up
on Means at Cont'ord, NM C(( hist
night nud iv ported Menus was ap
pa rent ly In gmnl heal I U ,ttwiP
telcgraiddc statement by a Concord
idlr!hiaii ymtcrday tluit Means
wan wrlonnly. Ill anil noouctl an,
Iminciliato n pern th hi
iuMj pi;fohk (HM.iiTTKr
W A S 1 1 1 N JTO X " ( A P ) Wa r d
pnrtincut reommtii(il(nf for rot
dnetloitH of about l ,ti),ww, tviv
ci-lliK four lleutN hi 9.1,5(15,000 Hv
rra nnd linrlHrrs bill r'tMMtcd last
yrnr, were placed la-fftro Ihi' Iiohno
1'Kcrn and hnrlHirs tMiinndtteo to
day. Till Mhonld redue the lotiU
of tho bill to niHTrnxhnntelv :tH.-
I
HOI, 1)1 P MI.N PAIL
PITTHHUHU Po. tAP)
Holdup men today hot and
wounded John W. Sands, non of
l,awr'iico A. Hands, president of
tho PI rat National bank, when ho
ran for help after their demand
for $20,000 had been made on hlH
father fin he was leaving bin
homo In , the fniihlonabln F.qulr
rel Hill dlstrlt't. His condition
Is considered serious. The men
failed to get tho money.
':Mrs. Scott Lets Court
See Lounging Garment
Al.l'KNA (Liy tho Aasoulated
Presi tay part ten on w..cn
Congressman Heott charges his
wife. Kdna. went without her hus
band, were the subjects on which
Mrs. K-ott was rroM eiHtntned to
day when the Hcutt divorce hear
ing was resumed. Much testimony
was devoted to . questioning Mrs.
Hcott In ronneatloD with her alleg
ed friendship with officers of the
ulr service and their wlven at so
cial HctlvltlcH to which Hcott ob
jected. AI.PKNA,
atcd Prtio)
Mich. (Ity the Assocl-
Mrs, Edna -James
GEO. T. COCHRAN
CITY ATTORNEY
Chief of 1 Police, Fire
.Chief, ; City Recorder,
; Treasurer arid Vater,
Street Chief Retained.
With tho excaptlon' of two de
partmental chnnges, tho parson
nel of tho city's staff c( officials
Is unclmnirod, according; to City
Mnnaxor W, C. Crows, who an- ,
nounced his appointment to this
nowspapor today. ,
Those two oxcoptlons an, tho.
blty nttornoy and the health offi
cer. Dr. A. 1 nichardson, one of
tho most ..competent physicians
and sura-eons in this city, has been
appointed hoalth offlcor, replac
ing Dr. E. O. Klrby, who has
boon head of tho city health de
partment for several y.oara.
uoorgo -i. coonran. or tno nrm
of Cochran and Euorhard, has
boon appointed olty . attorney. Ha
uoeeda. the firm of Or eon & Hess.
city attorneys under tho lJ4 reg--lme.
Moth Mr.. Cochran and Dr. Blch-
ardson have a4oopted.
Tho : other department of tho
city administration remain tin-
changed.
. . .Firo Reappointed
Flro Chief C. O. Murchlion will
continue to control thg (ocal flro
department, - : , , , ' " . ..
Cllnta Haynes. - who' ' has baiin
sought By, tha fodera government
,iwiu viiiur: .iuv-.,tuifuraenen . agon
elos iwlll' oontlttua ,m clilvf lot po-, .
lice,. In full control of ihls.aspArt.,!
moat.. . ' i,,.ifi...vi i t . .
J. B. stearin, city tasorder for
tho past several-. Mara;, aad Jlr.
Bmm" leowier,., city traasurar , for ,
a prolratted period,,, ara ;rap-.
pointed'" to loffloe,, ,aa f (. ;,Hoxaco. ,
unappi. noao., ,pr Jtne, atreat..,8nd..
water departments,.,. .. ,,,,
Mo changes have yet been made
In depnrtmontnl employes,, .... ,,
ono rosltlou Undealdetl.
Only oivo position now remains
undecided and this Is not in the
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CINCINATI (Py tho Awoclated'
Press) Archbishop Henry Woo II or,
tho fourth Hlshop of .Cincinnati,
third to nttnln a metropolitan rank
since tho creation. of the diocese
upproximatoly 100 yoars ago, died .
last nlKhti
Henry Monitor was one ef the,
first students to tho Amorlcan col
lK a Pomp, whom he comploted
his coUrfiu with great success, win- ,
nlnK tho -highest distinction, in a.
00111 pot It ivo examination with tho
students of tho Propaganda, tho
Irish and tho Orenk colleges. Ho
won tho first throe prlsos In the
ology, was awarded tho gold medal,
and given the degree of doctor of
divinity.
Archbishop Moo I lor was born In
Cincinnati, December It, 1849. and
ufter finishing his preliminary edu
cation In parochial schools, he ma
triculated at Bt. Xavlor's college, '
where ho was graduatod with high
h,onots in 1 SCC. He wont to Home
almost immediately and entered
tho American college.
The young student was ralsod to
priesthood In 1876 by Monslgnor
Lent I In thn Cathedral of St. John
atoran at Homo, and upon return-
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Kcott. wife of Congressman Frantr
I. Hcott, Klevpnth Michigan dis
trict, who ts contesting the latter'
suit for divorce In the courts here.
In cross examination late Monday
afternoon d-clured that she had
never called or seen the army of
ficer who figures In the case and'
Is known ns M.tsshe' since her
trouble with her husband. In the
cross examination she denied ever
being alone In her apartment wtth
a wushtngton automobile sales
man mentioned In the case.
Mrs. Scott, in testimony Monday
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ARCHBISHOP
PASSES AWAY
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