La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 19, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY THE WEATHER l'ortl'imh (AT) Oregon: Fulr tonight, colder In t eaaL Increasing cloudiness Tuesday. mm i " VOLUME XXIII. M- I MOONSHINE, (By HAIiUV l!. HI NT) WASH INCH N ( N KA Special News Giut lr. I .yon O. Tyler, son of former President John Ty-li-r. has become a father tit tin; itge of 1'Z. recalls to old-timers In Washington Ihe Hlory now al most u legend or how President Tyler left Washington at the end of his term, 80 years ago. There were few feigned friend ships between political enemies in those days. Tyler had no love for James K. Polk., who had been elected lo suc ceed him. and he didn't care who knew it. His term had been a tempest u ous one, in the course of which his whole cabinet, excepting only Daniel Webster, had walked out1-,,, T . TT . ,wus onnounced In earlier orders, on him. and he hud few rcaliWOinan IS Being JtielCl '. Lieutenant George D'jtton of La friendships in congress. ,Ko when the morning of March 4. 184 5, arrived, Tyler announced that he was not going to partici pate in the Inauguration of Polk, but would take the morning boat down the- Polomue on the way to his Virginia country home. Ten o'clock, then, found the de parting president, his bride of a year, a squadron of -colored- serv ants and a lot of luggage ap proaching the wharf where the Potomac Hteamer was all ready to cast off. Just as- the prestdenlial en tourage alighted from their barouches ut the head of the wharf, the whistle sounded, the bell rang "clang, clung.' the moor ing ropes were cust loose and the steamship began to move slowly away. .- Someone in the crowd who sized up the situation raced down the wharf shouting: - "Hello, hello! Captain! Hold on. there. President Tyler Is coming. Hold on!" The captain looked about, his hand on the engine hell. "Hold on for president Tyler." the man shouted again. The eu plain grinned. He was an old Clay Whig. Why should lie back up his bout for u. ) lemocrut? "President Tyler bo dunged,'1 he shouted In answer. "J. el him stay." . And yunking tin ..yell wllti , a (Continued on Pago 4.) T , WASHINGTON (By the Assoi-I-Press) l'a vonibh' report on Hit nomination or Attorney General .Si unc Tor supreme court justice was ordered today by the senate Judic iary committee. U. 5.15 NOT IN WASHINGTON (By the Ansod uted Press) Secri-tary or Stale Charles Hughes issued a formal statement today, asserting that the agreement reached at the Paris ri nanclal roiifi-rence Imposed no ob ligation, "leguiiy or morully" on the I nlted States and that this coun try remains us free from committ ments In Kuropeon matters us ever. White House official suld Hugh es Hititemeiit had the approval of I'resldent Coolldge. Hughes stutement said the full text of the agreement signed by American representatives would be niUUe pUOIIC US SOOn U II l rt-i-ei ed here. . Realization Coming SAX KliAXi-IW" '!' 'I''- Ai-Ki.rl.it.-. I I'ri'Nt) Slxli'i-n-jc-nr-olil linrolhy. KlllliKHiin. known Nmillv iiM "Th.' .U-i-TL .Munlir lrl." who ronfcwi.-fl to the liollre thai 1.1m "hot anl killi-'l li'T miilhiT lt Ttn-s.lHv. mnrntiiit Im"'-hiiw' li-r BOARD FAVORS mm EUROPEAN NET mother objected to "her running j found that Mrs. i.iittiKion came to around all night." sperrt her rirsi her death hv h gunslutl wound In Htinday in jail, and in th'' relative j fllcted by h-V daughter, but also wdlttttle that conies wllh Sunday. 1 deplored Ho- pri Hetiec In the house her watcher miy. he ln gnn to j of a gun of lare calibre. Coroner of her self-adinltted act and the .tir It has erea.e.l here. In Ihe meanwhile search eon Tlnne ror scvral v-nnnt.- men. more lltetnjr made a covr" to proteet nr Icsji prominent In the city's j -onieone !(. The l to come tiiuht life, who are chanted with, tip In Juvenile court this week fnr having cntriltiiled to Ihe girl s ja hf-nrlng. l ttn-iit n y. Thne young men. i At first I Kiroi hy found a new cabaret niii"b tuns, are now In cus-. thrill In suddenly becoming the tody and nwnitlng heartn.es, jent.-r or attention by police, pho- ltclMT f.Be Alii. Jtogniphf tk and reporters. But Frank J. Kgan. pu'llc ib-fendei . ; wli h the noveiiy Hine and real- Is nctlnr temporarily as the girl . 1-gnl sdler H"r father. Joseph KllJngnon. and her brother, wile at Mrt dvililivd li iiav l-.ari. I an; J MK.VtliKIt ASSUCl.VTKH I'KEHH Villi II UU1U Twelve Killprl in Chicatro!'."a'ul r the K!""ern Oregon iuvi JV111LU 111 WHldgU troops of the Oregon national from One of the Two Causes Sunday TWO CRIMINALS SHOT TO DEATH Charged with Selling (-" Uc T , c,n,' mam . T . . "'of Company E, and probably will 01 1 01S01J Liquor t0.be advanced to the gadd of cap. Minors. - x ' , , ' , j Major Huron will commnnd the K ' ' ; buttullou located at Jiaker, ln f'HIt'AOO (By Associated Press) Grande. The Dalles and Hoo.l Twelve deaths was the toll of:1. The battalion hendUar. moonshine llmtor und motor cur eldents here over Sunduv. Two persons suspected of crlm-: company of the ISfith Infantry re inul activity were shot to death, onejeruited ut Pendleton, by the police and the other by com- Two other changes In command rades . i personnel were announced In the Twelve persons ure in hospitals as the result of drinking poison li- uuor One woman Is being held charged with selling poison liquor to several vouths. and causlnir the deuth of : one. - . FIVE ENLIST .5. Two J.a C.rmide men. Clifford Tilfany and William Shanks, have upplled for enlistment in the U.S. navy, passed the temporary ex amination untr nave oeen seni u, i IN U ruivmiiu iui iu.ui .MH..il.uuU...l,..,(,uyi tl(, lmi,U)r brunch pr the inree . oiners. . .nuey ( ncKei. oic,lt4. rami bureau spent th.; re-ltlchlun-1, und George Ot-erhurt inutrit)l,r of (ho uuy n eonsldcru and Orvan Whipple, of Boise, en- ton uf vario problems of flic listed ut the same time as. -Ttf-(l;omin,initv Child lubor leglsiutton fany und Shanks. . j now before the legl.Hluturi of the If these men pass the final ex- variouM stales In the form of a iimluatlon they will be sent to San Jiictro, Calif., when? tho n erult is taught the necessity for obedience, personal cleanliness, sen phraseology und other things nec essary far the transition from land life to sen life easy. Particular attention Is paid to physical de velopment during this training pe riod, which Is accomplished ly Irllls retj u I ring the use of vari ous muscles and a general roil- line of work, play and rest lint has been found to be best for building up the physique.. Chief (jtiiirtermasler (icorge L.ttestlng out of several new rrop" Trover. 1". S. N.. left La (Irandf for Spokane. Wash., after the cn- list menls hud been secured. CONCENTRATING U. S. DESTROYERS OFF SHANGHAI MANILA (By Assocffttcd Press) Six I nlled States destroyers IcH j of COmmerco agricultural commit here today for Shanghai, where fac- t(M, wus represented ut tho mect Honut leaders are contesting for the j (nK yty prank McKennon. He in possesslon of that city. trod need the pure bred slro cam- Wlth the arrival of these ships. ! pulgn, by saylAg that L'nlon coun the i'niled States will have l-'de-jty already was noted for its pure slroyers off Shanghai. : bred stock. He recommended pur- chaso of better sires In swine and Miwcino- Avittfm'C Flv iHheep herds and the. purchase of . 10 1 ai'ina IVlVei Camp ; during cows where dairy herds ure inulntulntM.. NKW VOUK (By Ihe Associated 'uiliml(lPlM Namftl. Pr4h Walter Hlnton und Cupiuln Several committees were ap A. W. Slevens. aviators who havd pointed as follow: been missing In the wilds of ihe I Committee on pure bred slrcs-r. Amazon river. South America, forjW. It. Iedbetter. Frank McKcn Hbout ten days, have returned In ; non. H. H. Huron, their ninnn to the lilce Kxoeditlon . n crop demonstrations and - nuiili uil I uiniw ri-r. H'l'inim a Wireless message received hero.. : j of Crime to Girl Slayerfi IhlnK to tin wllh lfrohv. hove. ilmllK-.l Ihclr MttHil.l- and an- j "" ' "'"' wl" 'v'-r',hlnBi lh.-y c-iin for h. r. Inthi.llim frovl.l- Ine h.r with fiin.1 for un a'lor- The coroner's crflP t Su'urilay j p,slIIIH of ,,. oile r .e-r.on having hand In the shooting and 1 at the ponsiMilty of the confession : tuition of the fM-rtou!n nf th j charge aualnst her hbe has cliang (Continued on i.J LA Major Huron To Command E.O. Troops L:i Grande Officer Is in Charge of La Grande, Baker, The Dalles and Hood River Units. HAI.K.Vf. Oru. (Special). Com. guurd was centered In Major llulph. It. Huron, of I.a -Grande in orders Issued by Brlgadlcr-Gcn-erul George A. White, command lng tlie guard. Mil in- It it r on 'a .Pn...,.t1nn- f the grade or captain command. ling Company I;, lslllh Infantry, uc-iters company may laer bo cs ttubllshod at Cnlon and a rifle same order. Clyde A. Malone was named as captain or artillery, -commanding Battery II. 4 9tlt nr- ttllery, at Ashlsnd. succeeding 'Captain James Q. Adams, who was unnsrerreu to uie inucuvo nsi. Tho resignation of Second Lieu- tenant Sidney Prltchett of New- ', port. Bntt ery P, 2 4 9t h art lllery . I was announced. Sergeant Hurry j Price was named us his successor. j,,,!,!!,, Mi,ortly brforo noon constitutional umendmui.t. was u wordy Ismui . " "Although no votes or resolutions on this tuple were oTfered, It was gcnoraPy thought that this amendment should und would Tall .of adoption by the Ore gon legislature. Local business of tho c'artn Bu reau took u p most of the a ft er- noon. Included among this was the urraugingj of the poo! lor fer- I Mixer pui ciuiHC. u. . A(:ry u in ; cursed extension work in tho coun- ty recommending moro boys' and ! girls' club work In tho community; Including soft Federation wheal Idamlne oats. Trcbl barley. field peus for pusturc, and permanent pastures where molsturo was suf ficient. An increusc of farm sheep where pasture is available was al so recommended, if. H. Huron discussed tho results of farm bu reau work, in tho county and rec- nn,,nnn.lnJ f.icllw i4i.vnlnnmnnl : of tl)f. organl7Jitlon. The cnamber leSIB J. A. rURKIII. On seed potatoes Itouth Mc Kennon. A rcsol u t ion was a Iso passed recommending t he building of a boys' and girls club building on the state fair grounds at Hul em. British - r.ONDOV (Hy Awocluled Pri-m) W. I', ricaiy nnil J. I. McOough Wl.rp ,,rusll, ,.,urv ,h,. ttow rt.et ,,,.,, courl lo,Iuy ln tonnp.ion with an ulh-ri-'l plot lo- lilow up llrltlKh balll.-Bhlim and fliihniH- rlnes. The urrest of five Irishmen and one Irishwoman concerned In ,thc alleged plot is reported by the London lally Mall. The urrest-J ""'" ,h" r". ?V ''""''" -onneeted with he Irish 1 " r... . , Is supposed to have been d"Slgii' it Injure relations between th Irifh and the Free State and Kngland. I ILIPINO 1.11 VIM1X IM.Il ihi;s at M.v ouli;axs NKW OKfc.F.ANH. La. fAI').- Antonio MolHano. I'Ai yeni old, a native of the PhlllppSnes. wtio I lived here for thf lailt 12 yarf. j died Sunday. I rc-idi nl id He was the old f 'i ll a lis. GRANDE OREGON. CALIFORNIA BILL WOULD MIMIC RENO Easier Divorce Laws Are Sought by Bill Be fore Legislature WOULD KEEP MANY NATIVE SONS HOME If Measure Became Lavi.1J.!:?"T?!,h'Z?"I,,?T IjflllTnrmflnS VVnilin lOr. Need to Go to Nearbv,ilcno'' anti Uov- l3,mer Grunt OiatCS, Backers Claim. Hampton compured the Amerlcun 1 . ,, (f4iMKMi:vi'rt cni Mu- a... t. I rt-.. i.u.tin i..rn, ti, j..h rorni,, legislature would modify 1 ho California divorce laws to makoi Ihcm more like those of Nevada ! and'New Mexico. With divorce statutes more slm- liar thun now to those of Nevadu. J Iteno would lose some of Its tracllvenens for California ns de siring release from Irksome mari tal bonds, bill supporters point out. yet the principal purpose would be to" bring uniformity between tho laws of the western Htates. MItS. HA11T WINS KI'IT LOS ANGtilJtt (By the Assocl-; ated Press) Winifred Westover Hart today obtained the legal right to return to screen work under her full name until. she obtains u di vorce from her husband, William S. Kurt, jinder a superior cpurt decision. LISUOR YEAR The Jury list, selected for thlH ycur for the Justice of peace court, i Iiuh been completed und the fol lowing men und women were nani- ed on the list by a committee, head ed by Judge Hugh Hrady. - Other members of ihe committee were Adolph Newtln und G. L. Juitton. ' Tho list follows: John Allen, 1' run It -Appling, Jul ius Ash, John Adams, Hum An drews, Ml. Andrews,' 'Hul- Bohnen komp. Tllden Boot hi Myrtle Bun ker, James Bugg, C. U. Bolton, Jack Hush, C. W. Hunnng. coweii bu- kor, T, K. Beliumy, J. M. t.noute, Archie Clurk, O. K. Coolldge, W. C. Crousc, Ben Oecious, Joe Desllet. A. H. Cherry. M. l. uonanue. i'.., M(.n-H Korum of the Methodist uumon. 1.. I . Nay. i:. I. uavis, uuy f(.,iureh y,.Hterday undertook to re Kllis. Jarvls Kmlgh. V. A. Kpllng.ltlll. Umt wortiy movement. Mose Klledge, Kd Kord. Wm. M.lA ..........i,,.... WUH ummi,ipd to call Fields,. Harris French. Jerome Ko- ley. N. Ford, J. K. Fitzgerald. J Uty Hvoxlt troopi4 untl u ui,en, ln James Garlty. Jr., Charles Good-1 l.n.Ht(i n nn ,.rr0rt to spread Ihe nough. J. ( Gulling, Kenneth Gek-1 1Jltton , t (.,ly WUH eler. J. T. Hurvry, (!. K. lluirknian. Andy Hulnzmen, K. t'. HfryJugiT, f.'ah Himiphn-y. Itoy Hoah-y. Jaa Irwin, Wrn JinnlnffH. t)Hi-ur .Tuck non, (tuy Kprniter, K. A. Kllpiu'li. Wm. W. Klny.li;. J. I. l.yni-h. Mrl vln l.urain, f'lydi- I,-IkMoii. Doctor Lcltoy. K1. Ij'dlji-IHT. I lrleli l.ot U'8. l-'ioyd Ijinnlntr. VVIH Moorr. A. J. Martin, wimuin .M r, jami- Mi-Namw. liarli-a .Miller, l- loyu ,,,,-, , ,,. ,.tHl t n h adern lo at-M.-K.-imon. Clmrh a .McCrary. Ilec-1 ..,! r 4hl. order" galh- lor Melnnln, Hob Musteraon, H'irr'Lrii,. Mason. ly.le .Melrull. J. u. SH-M l-heraun. Knifene Mlllerlnif. I 'h.-m.-r I Kewlln. John .Mi nnie, A.lollin "ev.. lln. II. r. Owaley. rl. K. o linen. Kdward Olsen. Waller I'almer. r. .V. I'almer. J. H. I'eare, George I'l. rre. Jiilllia lloeaeh. Kd. Itoifera. u. . iLooena. r.ari lie, ....... n l.'lamle ncranlon. John ripec-Kimri. Hone wnillli. ira wnyiier, i ' Hmllh. Harry Knodgraaa. I.loyd WalBM. Ni-al Biiy.lam. iwviii Mil - aro, l ean D.i.e,. .,t, -,h,,h(11,i1 already noted Hill Templeton. Man Turn. I'ete!. Thelaen. Clint Van Tleel. Nolan .Skiff. I.ynn Wrlitht. Win. Wllxon.: I.. H. WeekK. J. II. Whitman. Hurry! Wllllama. Thou. William, Joe, Woodfl, ll'k Jonea. Art Weagel. Audmer I'layle, Henry Kilter, C. C , I'ennlnRlon. I. II. Ituaaell. Itay , Wllllaina. J. H. Meljiehlen. JV. I", lohr. Wilson. Harry I'atilson Itoliert Neu lln, H. A. .nrlirll k, ' ffontlnued on I'ntrP h. Returns to Salem for Second Week of Session Bruce lennls. of the Kvenlng Ob "(erver, who Is also a member of Ihe Oregon legislature, spent Saturday and Sunday In la Grande, ret urn ins to Salem last evening to be In the senate chHitilHrrs when Ihc roll Is called today. Mr. In nnls reports that the flrsl week of lgisiat ure saw coin para lively little uceomplMhed bill h liellt'Vcs that within a short tlm really constructive legislstlim wBi be passed and sent to Ihe govertiot lor Ul9 s'gnuttire. MONDAY, JANUARY 19, High School Led Vesper Sunday Eve Addresses' Made by Sup erintendent Hampton and Reverend Keith; Glee Club on Program. Excellent music and sound phtl nsophy emlnated from the choli !,ofl M,,u m,Dlt of no Melodist ipiHrupai cuurcii inst evening our- i in g the vesper services ut t hat church when the high school stu dent body und faculty hud churg of theiscrvlccs. Vnder tho direction of Miss Miller, supervisor of musk In the schools, the st udents ren deredibolh vocal und Instrumental muslu with pleasing effect. Humutnn sMti..rlntPn,l..nl n( school system-with its chaotic, un 0-tooiQllfs and haphazard methods -Intense co-ordination of today. He oit out ft convincing manner ' " " "i v.... v... Btitutcd 9U per cent of tho objec- fives .In public schools; that ottier Snwt oiijncuves were ciuaensnip. l'ure occupullon und vo ttl-jn"""i euu-iency. liocallzlng the school problems he pointed out the Inefficiencies of lo cal schools brought about by' luck of funds, purtlculurly In that there ure no funds wherewith to main tain school health nurses und phy steal supervisors. In night years he auld the school uttendunce has in crensed neurly 70 per cent and th vuluatlon of taxable property but 30 per cent. The result has been in adequate to do thut which might profitably bo done in the fulfill ment of present-day school objec tives. Itfiv. Keith, spoke briefly on Ihc thought that there Is no short cut 10 unythlng worth 'while. Learning, character, pleasure und all other things wo rlli while must be reach ed by the recognized hlghwuys and juot along by-ways that are crooked ana unuer uncertain, . The mimical numbers r given In cluded: " Organ, "Last Hopef...,;.ifBonftwltz) - Mrs. Harold Dewey Young "Heart Mowed Down" (BolTo) (Continued on Pago B.) Auuko to iho fuct that since the y M (, A WUH COB(,d u,oro hus ,(CMiri ia uiHinh.gratlon of the u H(,ou( noVenicnl In La Grnndi 111(.,.,inif nf (lM lenders at exlstlnir fell that not enough churches are fostering troops at tin- present time, anil furt hei more, it was the sense of the meeting that with a little effort i-entrul hemlo.tiurterH could be eslabllshed no that ttioe already In existence would have greater ra chitics and that new troops might be organized. Within u short tim .,,. ,.ullimm,. wm ,.i,.d an Invl- ul.Mun fuowl., un appeal In , ,,-orln, am, ,,. of tl1. t.ty .rn B,.( ,y llev. I'owi-ll of , , )(. M,.,ho,ii, chun li. Houtli. i I,..,.k w.. , n.l.lre.nlnu Ih i-ornni lie pointed out lhal Ihe men of ,.,.,, . e4vle and ,.,,!,,. enlerprie but are neg. ,,.,.,,,. ,1()y v-aterday Kred ; j,,KHiiuin. prenldenl of the I'-i.rum, ,.,.,, aimed Ihe pi. a of a week ago, r,.n(lll , , ,,. pr,.,iilnary move. "Why, I Missed That!" It's nnir n care ftil. llirlMr Imipmt wlm "I didn't ee llial" when oii n-ft-r lo o tn i Interesting iMithicvM new tliMl yon ay In an ad. The r-nrcful lusi-iwire I foiilniiily walcltliig I be eien tliough nil her whiiih are teiiisirnril prohleil. In order lo rwnd wlM-ly ami well nlie kinm-4 sh nuif kifi tip with Hie aderlle iimiiI. 1'on, Imi, are prob ably that Mini of a hopMr iM-cntL-r It J. ''Obaerver Adcrlbiiig A Uoruluuidisliig Scrrloe" MEN'S FORUM ' BACKS SCOUTS 1925. MK.Mmilt Victims Mrs. Amm Ellington , left, and otb uf them victims uf Jazz. The girl,-who behind the bare, awaits 3? Flood and Fire; Deal Death Saturday, Sunday Southern States in Grip of Flood; 'Burning " Homes Cremate Children , FIKF. AXI) WATi:il TOLL. Colter, Ark. . I per.soiiw killed. . . Cai1civlHtS . ' Kiiglneer killed. . -Albany, ; in. Two drowned. . Mitts urtmiiCH. , .West Poiiil. lioincs " sub merged. v . 1 r " I lk Itlvcr. Minn. I'h(' cbll dron biirncil. , - Wnlerbury, Conn, Jlnii' cbll ilrcn liuriieil. ... ATLANTA (By the Associated Press). With rain continuing In half a dozen southern stales to day, rivers are reported rising steudlly witli const de rablu prop- i.i- v ilul.liil'rt i.vtu.eltxl 'I'll ret persons uru deud. and two others probably lost, the result of riooils.1 ATIjANTA, Gu. (By Ihe Asso- dated Press). Several lives have been lost and a large -property damage incurred as a I'cstilt of swollen streams In Georgia. Ala- bunia and Houtli ( unillnu i'iiuse'1 by heuvy ruins of -ihe past -III days.. KiiBlm-er C. l IiiiiiIhiiii und I . II. Knster, a yard num. were killed und aevernl persons Injined early, Sunday when n Hontlicn, railway . tiiiuMi-riirm- t ruin iiliiiitrcil Ihroilirll a iresim weaseneo iy iiic- noon waters of Mulberry creek. ,11 miles from Selma. Ala. A Nasbvllie. Chat lunooitu St. Louis pess-nger train si ruck a slide tdx miles froni Cutle;sv lib1. Gu.. while en route from Nash- villi; lo Atluntii. Knglnner V, I'. (letzcll v.as killed und Fireman! J. M. 'ooper Injured. None of the passengers whs reported Irirt. To .Men Mls.dng. Heports from Albany, Gu.. welej to the efTeet Unit. A ill lift, and Asa Ttrt, ri'i. son of u for- liter mayor of the rlly. were be - eved to have lost llielr liv the flood waters of the Flint rlt' - er. They went to Ihe river Sat- pro and con divisions will be up unlay night In an attempt to keep pointed for discussion. Next Mon- 11 bout from be In IT lost In the floor, and since have been mlfw- Ing. Approximately 4 liouies were undi-r water at West Point Sun day night. Mayor Lanier stale. I. The riiatlahooehec river, on which the town borders, has reached u stage of 25 feet and sllll Is ris ing. "Wist Point is about half sub (Cniiflntied on Pvgo h.) C'HA MIJKR-WILL VOTK TOMORROW U.N A At IVN IH1 l'.N I o , V.,,,1 ,e ,,ro,,0.eo MM to tl onstniilloti 01 Hie oraani. .iitlon lo collie before Ihe meellmj lo be voted 111.011 II Im evoeeled that .... iinoiuiiillv hirui. iillendaiiee w be present ill the i l. anther of com- cute of Insurance Is prese'.ueii io u.lioiiiuncaiiy iii.i.iiik ....... merce luncheon lihli Is to be held you us a definite evidence tbul .as ; eaeli year unlll Ihe maiiiiiuiin of next Tiiesdny noon. I long us you are III our employ and t $ lllllli.ini Is reached. Those emplny- Krn. sl Wnlklns Is i lialrimin for this policy remain In force, yoili ' e whu have not yet been In ser. the day and will conduct Ihe voting, nimby und d. pendenls ar.' protect- ! vice one year will receive llielr cer The charier of the chamber of com. ed In case of your death at any llflcules us soon as they have Com. merce provld'-s for the ulncmilltcnis 10 be vol. d I n In open n ling, 1 .1 1 1 ii ni 1. n, I. .1.111 lie ael.Ml upon Is one piovldlng that rlghls under Ihe Workmen's Com- the .llreclors of Ihe organisation belpensullon Laws nor your freedom ebi t. d by ihe membership rslher lo h.ave Hie company are affected Hum by a iiomliiiilljn; ceii.inlite. . (In un v.:ij by tUlu limurnnu .cud ASSOCIATED I'UKS.H of Jazz her daughter,. Dorotliy, 1U mother is ''dead, slain by the her trial. , ' (iKKMAXY TO PAY Bi:itLI. (AP) Ln.val ruiriii ment by (iirnuui,v of the Ixjudon j ugrccmt'iit on the Danes plan, and iUirt enrnrccmimt or thn iuw dle ( tuted . by It an- among the pledge In t'.ie p nigra in nuiiounced liy Ihe new government headed )y Chan cellor Luther, . . ' - :.;, .' HOG M.UIT ACTIVI-: ' POItTLAND, Ore, ( Ai) tte slow himI weak, Mm lay. . liocs-mt- tin. I. t to 25 eeillH bighcr, light weight Kl l.2.-ai I. (KL K i e e i I strong to 113 vnts higher. 'kks uiiHetiled. Butter 17 c, buUerral .steady. SAX CHAM IKCf (AP) Bul terfut .He. , . UOg LlCCHSeS 18SUCCI - , - - -j. (jy Office NOW . .- ! ; -i . Wj( ,j Villi dig llcehses on Mi , , , Hty o(TWi.H ( hr), (f (hr dogs around Iho clly building have already been tugged wjth, their co- . . . . w.,i,.h r.. ubliilned . (.v rv V(1lr XTRA , , ,, . .'I.!. 740, (Kill lo clerical "service em- ' ' "" --. """"" r. "" . ' ,, " . r " ,,,.,.'.',,,, ,:,.; Kmplnyes jiffeeted do ilOt.Jncli ' " "'" ni1.,. .. " "n ' ' "u'lhos., clerU-u service employes luk- . ' 1 " t" ' ' --- - - .... . carneu i nn omuchy , ninee,, , uu J r,'r "verm yern n ui ..., .w-. w riting is i .1 years oi.i no lur ua i Known. , The licenses this year tire ut Ihe tegular tax rule, one dollar for I male und I wo for femiil' T(I m:,M IIII.I.S ((,,, Mnliduy evening Public ) Spea king cluS will llM't lolllglll ut 7.;. (t(.mrK in the bascmenl of the ! 1 1tn, )Ht rtuin h. The vurlous bills In to Im presented ut this u.sslon of -.the l.glslalilie will be read and I .... .,, ..,.., 111 i. ..... jtbe lglslui uik will be read und dliV nlitltt the two Shies will !' bule on the bills. All members of the eless are asked to be present, according to those In charge. Paid-Up Insurance Is Given Company Employes Kntployes of Ihe MuMtern Oregon Llftlit and I'otve have been in tin ontpany one year tr longer, were ,,- ..,.,,. , vie. from Sri"" lo I, mm by the upcrilMOTl SO nev.es.iiiy 10 uui m SUCCcSS." ( Nlgncd ) KllSterll The following in.sHiige is Ineor. perilled In the policy: llll "Th our employ, s: This cerllfl lime, or pernuiie-i.t ion., uih le lore veu reach the age of DO. 10 Neither v.iur direct eurnlngs. your NUMBER 87. t PROHI QUIZ 1 WILL BE6IN t HIE TODAY I Pierce, Cleaver, Heiwig and Others Summoned for the Hearing BUDGET BILL IS BACKED BY NORTH Multnomah' Representa tive Introduces Meas ure to Put Commissions Under Reins. SAI.KM, Ore. - (By tho' Associ ated Press) The Oregon leglslu- t-;ru opened Its second week to duy with brief sessions for the morning and afternoon, Beverul committee meetings are scheduled for today und this evening. 'The investigation of the stuto prohibition department la to be gin with a hearing; tonight. Pierce To Testify Five 'witnesses have so far been . summoned. Including Governor Pierce. Prohibition Commissioner Clcuvor, Superintendent Herwlg. of tho Oregon Anti-Saloon League, President Helgerson, president of ' Iho Oregon Ulstriut Attorneys' as- jsoclatlon, and Sheriff Hurlburt, iirutmiuni 01 in uregon Bnuruia association. , NOHTIf lNTUOIVU'lIH HILIi , : SAl-EM. Ore. .(Uy th Associ ated Press) AH statu commissions and boards would be pluc.ed under the budget system imdor a bill In troduced by Representative North, or Multnomah comity,- M'helr .expenditure would bu pro- vided by legislative, appropriation. North said the bill Is in lino with the economy program'. I'nder Ihe North bill : surplus flnancys ' rfebived "$ ny conn.,;--, slon or do,pu'rl,in(iht ubove expeiiH h ' would I'everl' to' the gen erul rund. The IndustrUM Accident commis sion, tho fish, gaine, blghwuy coiih miaslons and .tho ..dental board (Continued nn Vugn fi.) r' GET MORE PAY CHICAGO (By Assocluled PreHs) -The Cnlted States llnllroud Labor ,'ourl. 11 decllon today, Kranliv u wuire increase, of upproxlnmteiy vluy,.n on forly-three ruilroudf US ;ihruiiKhoul the country.' - M . ... en cure of In tile Ijoard'tt decision nf a veur uirn - ' . OFFICES HERE The federul Jund offico opened ""'r ,i rri. r " "" - ; reglstrur und rveclver. J. il. ; ,MI' IVare 'who was formerly federal receiver. Is now holding tho noin- m posiuon. ueorge lurpy is acting reglstntr In event of thu ubsenee of .Mr. I'eare. ' lho offer und ucceptunce of It doet ARE COMBINEO company who,"01 eonsinuic umn. .v.i.. nervier of iho h'' rompunles and any employes. MM' insurunee jm presented nn u i-- ward for continued servlco itn''. ; with a sincere desire to Increase II. """" i' """'e or,.Kn ,ghl and I'ower Company, ; Tnf, lnhl ,nllrun(.,. of jf.oo.ini Is for one year's service, the policy j - i This n'cognlllon of servlci' IS em. pluyea and particularly for thos.i i engaged In hauirdous work, who have In times past found It difficult I to -urr Ir-surnnce, of any kln.U fx i