La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 10, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY i THE WEATHER PORTLAND AP). Or gon: Kaln In tho went, rain or snow In the cost tonight and Wednesday. CITY EDITION VOLUME XXIII. MU.MU1CK ASSOOIATNl) I'lltCSS LA GRANDE. OREGON. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1925. MEMBKIt ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 106 sl Hunt's IT IV Dailu MM s Letter QUESf 0E1 BODY ' ; , , - (CONTINUED (Itv llnrrj II. Hunt ) WASHINGTON (NBA Special) Th" verbal duels which furnish or fiullil. WilBhlllBton Hs chli-r excite-'1 nii'lit may seem, nt first thought, mighty oxcltlns affairs. llonoruble but Iratii Bcntlenicn Wlllmuer vocabularies charged to tho miuzlo with vocal hot shot and pot away at each other as thouelt the national honor, as well as their own. depended 'upon their ability lo produce the most explosive atl jecllvo or the moat blasllns verb. Honor havlnat thus been satis fied by tho antagonists peppering cacti other with oral buckshot, for public effect, thev adjourn to cloak loom or ante-chamber to smoko a cigar together and' spin a Jovlol yarn or two. 12.000.000 E TIER PURCHASED BIDDING BRISK; ' These encounters, however, are1 In 'fart very tame-by comparison with the "good" old dnys when Washington fought lla duels with deadlier, weapons than words. . Now the only danger to tho life or either combatant lies In the pos sibility of a bursting blood vessel. IJut In tho days of tho "code," the spilling of blood was necessary beforu there could bo any truco. Those buttles wore fought, most of them, just over tho District lino ill a dueling ground near Uludens-lUirg.-Md. ... Typical of the way official , quar rels, were BCltled then was the duel between Admiral Stephen Decat ur and t.'onilnodorn Barron. Algerian" piruus. led by Admiral fect of timber, netting slight- lKcatur. Commodore, Ilarron lost y more tlan $32,000. hts ship, the Clu'sapc'-ike, to the.i , . . ii.ilt.1, ,.n.l .....rel,v forfeited his lHsk bidding Oil tracts :lHlidlng In the navy, Roseburg Land Office Gets Price of $32,000 for Cedar. Texas Prison 'c ' ' i ' oituation Is Investigated Confidence Man Starved1 to Deatli While Serving! Sentence; . Committee! Hears Testimony. AfSTIN. Tex., (lly the Assort.- juted Tress) Charges that Joe Kurey, said to bo a noted confU deuce man. who was captured by J Krank . Norfletd. was' virtually .starved to death while lirtlie Tex- ias penitentiary, were Mnade nlon i . . STOMACH OF Mill TO OE - EXAMINED Rescue Quiz IsL hed aunc In Cave City Associated Press) The Uoso burg land office today sold approximately twelve million conLaininfr Port Orforrl cedar "Zurrod. One tract appraised as now. had its "pull" lo obtain 'at ?750 sold for $1300. An reussignment This was bitterly, y t t j i.s'sted by Uccatur. I 1 , Mot w ords passed. Then a rhal- tlU'CO blddors raised the pi lCC hnre, And Ihe admiral and m-f ?130() t The modore. with llielr seconds and a v ... , . f.-w close friends, drove out lo latter tract consisted Of 40 Hhidetisliurg lo "s'.'lllo" the ul'rulr-' aci'CS. , I lot It IJurutur und llurron were. INJURIES TO MR. liFlilIng With pistols was to bo at PRICE DECLARED eight1 paces. ..At Hint distunce, the result wim inevitable. , The brare of pistols used were big-bored, heavy weap ons .which at eight paces were al lllesl lis deadly as young cHlinoll. Kuril man hit Ills target. He- PRICES CHANGED ' prison Investigation ' committee. 1 Tim witness wag Up. , K. ;Jt. Boass , . , I of Memphis, Texus, who was weiir One Iract, Appraised at.tenced to rivo yonra for mun- 70 Qnlrl if IOO' An. daughter from Dallas. Tho coin- ' a! c'ln ''"o- is - investigating - .dlegod Other, Worth !))li5lHV, cruelty to prisoners in Texas in-; Bvnurrlif K1 ri'Tr; lalitutlons and other -Irregularities 1 OUght $LOtO. charged against tho prison ad-' J ministration. TrCTrri rnp n,., p.. ii,! Doctor 13oa said ho hod been UW,JULUU' "lv- W WIU nardonwl bv Governor Ncff after serving but five or six .month of his1 sentence. 7 He ddclarcd 11ml. ('. t KowKt.'ii trlKoner In idiargo of 1 he , insuiie prisoners Innldo the penitentiary, was In chtirRre v of I'uroy. and testified thiU Fowler save Kurey but one m-jal. a week. Doetor Uoaz suld that he would slip food Into ho. Hturvln con victs. "Did you sec Furcy die? Uoujs was usk d. . "I saw litrn Just a frw houra before he died." Bouz replied... "What did you ee?" ' ' ! "I saw Kowler put Kuroy into a bath' tub or Ice wat'-r. head flr-st and when Kurey was almost stiff and drowned, I uaw blm Jerked from the water and bcalen over tho hea4 with a slielc of wood. Ho then was thrown to the floor and Kowler atomped lllni Kurey wus one, of a bHd .vf men who defrauded Norfleet of $4&.DU0 in Hale Center, Texas . , , K.iov.,l NOT DANGEROUS (Continued un Pugo B.l VALE ORDERS SAFETY STEPS V.VI.I., Ore. (SpeelHl)- lr. V. M. Dr(il:e. eounly health officer, has lliHlruel.-d Dint all water he boiled U'M'or" us; to Htifeffuanl nglnt. dl H'.'VH": and all follars, he hu or dered". Klmll be treated with lime to prevent Infection. The county court Monday, according to II. l.' Noe. eounly judire. ordered all livestock tost in the Mood burled. Twenty five l.arrels or lime havo been nought to un In preserving sani tary conditions. Judge Noe suld Mils KUpply would not be enough as curtv.Hxea are scattered all over the district west of Vale. iMtgu burial pl;s v.llt be dup in the four or five mile area, and the animals disponed uf. as the ground la too soft to per mit their being hauled n'i'. uc curulns lo Judge Noe. , Tln Iniurh-K wlucii occurred to John T. 1'ric" when he fill from a wiiKim yi-sli-rday were not ser ious physicians learned the same atb'i-noon upon cloHf-r cNamlnallon and by nn-in.s or X-ray pictures. Hesidt's ciKs and bruiues ubout 11k- face and h-ad the Injured mall .siislabK'd a brokn rtbvand an in Ii'rnal KhaUeiip which will keep Hi in in tlx- hrKpituI Tor a ,revv days but he Is now resting i-'isily. i Mr. I'rle- fell from a buhl one thorn' rl in which hi' was drivinc 'about ti-n o'clock yesti-iday morn ing. He was pichi-d up unconscious :;nd was ri'isheil tti Die Grnndt Itonde hospital for n u-d leal atten tion, i MAKKI-ri'S TDDAV 1'OliTl.AND, Ore. (Al'l Cuttle and sheep noininally steady. hogH steady. V.gKH Ihree lo four cuts loUer, 2 7e"H rj'jc. llulter 4uv. ISullcrfut sleudy. sort jobs soi.n ATLANTA. Oa.. (Uy the Associ ated iJress) A story charging bribery In connection with the sale of '"soft jobs" at tho Atlanta federal penitentiary Monday was told front .the witness ntand 1n t:nited Slates district court, by Kather Thomas j llayden, for mer Catholic chaplain at tho In stitution, in tho trial of A. K. Sar taln and I. J. Klltchcr, deposed warden and deputy, respectively, of Hie prison and I-auronco "ileinle Hhiet. Columbus, Ohio. Tli. Indictments against Sartaln, Kleicher und Hlilel charge con spiracy and bribery and they went on trial after their counsel had lost motions for continuance. The priest freely admitted par ticipation in the alleged conspiracy with Kurt a in, Kleicher and Ilhell, After tho i'rum ring' expouuro in Havannnh' In 1024, Ihn priest said Kleicher told him sonic of thi convicted men had offcrod to pay for special privileges und that the (Continued on Tugo 6.) . Authorities Turn to "Poi son" Theory in the "G. t Brady" Death Probe AUTOPSY SHOWED BLOW iOT FATAL No Word Yet Received ' . From Toronto, Canada, Presumably the ' For : mer Home of Man. 1-rrrd to turn to a new theory Ikm-uiih of i.ic rt'fulls or nn nti ' topy per fort ncd (Htr the Ixsly of llin ninu found near here Sun !'. rreMimahly ; (. Ucady. or Toronto, C'unada. orfic'i now belice tltni Itnuly's death was llic result' or poison or dnigs ithk'li lie Involuntarily look lulu his ssicm, either mlcd with ll(iior or sonic 'other potion. - ' Tho" autopsy' found that the bruise on his temple, which yes terday led authorities to betleve. he hnd boon stunned or possibly fa tally slugged, then taken to the brush where 'his body was found and left' to die. could nut have been responsible Tor his death. It may have been Caused by contact between his temple and the frozen earth wjien he -was placed, or neaveu.unuer inq urusu arc. To l.vamliio Stomach. 'Thu stomach will bo shipped to Cortland this morning for exam ination by skilled alienists to dr. lermlno whether truces of poison Of any nature exlsls in the organ. It will, or course, take a few days before tho examination report is received here. Miller, and Fishbaek Tes tify Before Military Court of ' Investigation Today. C'AVK CITY (AH Press Time I''la'!i) Another amplifier test tmlny convinced ' cpcrlmenters that Collins is still brent binjc. respiration about 1 1 lo 15 per niluuie. The shiiTt Is down fect. CAVK CITY (liy the Assort ated Tifvis) 'I'.ie nillltarv coort of iiuiulry litvesliunting the rir I'liinsianccs su i rounding the 1-loytl Collins hit prison incut In Sand Cave tiH.ay bennl William li. .Miller, Cornier-Journal vtr respondent, and It. U. l'Lsbhnek, furmcr. , Their testimony was to tin ef fect that rumors, speculating win-(her Collins was still In tho cave, were miNV and that threats or danger to Miller and lite res cue efforts wero dellvere! by friends, not enemies, seeking to warn him or t'.ie linjnrtls of llio undertaking. Hair-Raising Scene SAN KIIANI'ISCO (Al') urrut la'ic. i:ut- PUZZLE ANSWER WHEAT PLUNGE E is recordedimSIIB REDS ON TRIAU FOR TERRORISM lll''A!" "5' AbsocIhU'I I'rf-RX). Wlu-iil prlc-in iIiiitb-.1 Joivn n'-m-ly six ct'nt loiluy. .May culnc; us low us I1.&6 8-8. Youth Arrested, Admits Giving Poison Capsules com Mill's, o -Oty the A--MH laieil Crc) The rret or another hh Slate nnlerity stiMhnt In eonncrtlon wllli tbe mtcsOcallon of the isilMHiIng f two stntMiU in ron a-t tislay by Ti- iilir ChrMrr. He sahl el lcner had hin f(Miinl aitain-t Minbtlt r.'.io li4l letlfbtl pre i.Mil. AntlHrlth are said to tune found a -mall iiianiHy r IHitMins ami narwth- " room. filbd th pr-McripUnu r Iavid I'UKhln. Cunlun. Ohio stihb nt nl tin I nlv'THily's til.rittry. I'usliin dh d Troin p'ltuoninx. ' lish wn iirn-st'-d Mmi'Ii-y n itrli and Is iflng li Id for lnv. -tr)Kttion I If li told oTfl' hiis lliat 1m- had ntT-d tb oHK" I.Mpt nsnr without utillmriiy and fill.. I 11 pff. wrtption ftr Coskln fr "six II. and V. (nix red r aspirin cap-Rob-n and six white r utilnipe i h Mib s)' buried by I r. II. Shindh Wincert. head of t It" university ii'alth Servll-f. In addition t: lh sJryihnlne ctijisuh n hieh cans d l'i;sl;ln's l.KICSIC. Kaxony flty the As soclated J'ress). ll'avlly armed cordons of police, supported by u dozen machine guns, guarded approaches to the federal supreme court building today when the trial of sixteen coiiinunlnt9. al iced to be members of the "Ger man cbeUa." opened In a dru malic setting. Vitnesses and spt-clutors were subject ei to close scrutiny on J searched for arms before being allowed to enter The prisoners are charged with m'Jrder und terrorist le plots al trgert to havu been financed from Moscow, ATTACK CA'I IIOl.UV,. ' MAItHKIM.KH, Crante f Hy the Associated Press). Nearly penuim were ounilcd or bruise during attempts by i.uiiiMiuiilstn to break up a meeting or a new ly organized Catholic; party here lu-st nifrht. OrrirlulH buve forbldilen bUblic I meetings Indefinitely.' The popu- COURT GRINDS rvv h A v:m $ , , is ; Wb ml FARM BILL EXPLAINED STffl) ON Tills morn hi g Uio sheriff's of fice Mated that no wonl bail set been received! from Toronto al though a wins was sent atithir itles In that city shortly after the finding or the 1km 1. v. orrielnls liero feel tlint the Canadian war office nt OltHwa will be attlo to fiirnlsb luentiricatlon as It is be- lieved tlutt Itnuly must have been 1 in the Canadian nriiiy during the World War. ' The Iwpicst, slarled last evening at 6 o'clock, continued until i : H o when It whs adjourned until this afternoon ut. & o'clock to permit further Investigation and a search of rooming houses hero for any possible baggage or trace of Lirady having been registered hero. Several Testify. With Coroner 1 1,. Italston pre siding, aaalsted by District Attor ney Carl Helm, the Inquest was called to order, the Jury of six sworn In. and M. 7 ticorge, one of the thren who found the body. took the stand. II" testified as to tho discovery of tho body while ho and tho two boys. Kvan and Paul Marl In. 8 and 9 years of uk'. were tramping beneath Rooster Peak In tho search of dog wood which the lads Intended to use for making a bow. The two buys, tes- The sleady grind of rotijiue court work continues with civil cases oc cupying the time of judge and Jury. Yesterday a decision. In fitvor .nf the pmlntirr on 1 lie .cast! lJiwrenee Ikirti'ed" vh. Maud W. Mays nud Charles 11. Maya was brought In by the jury: Darned sued for wages and was successful to tho amuunt of $cj.?ri. The east.1, Hills Department store vh. Cnlted Kldellly and Guaranty company is being tried today. Hill's store Is suing for theft In surance alleged to bn duo from the lobbery of the store. December 23. ltt:i. J h nest Wat kins Is tho chief witness for the prosecution. SAI,i;.M PASTOIl TO I j KAY 13 SAIjKM, Ore. Hev. Blaine K Kirhpatrlcli, for several years pas lor or I tin First Methodist Kplsco pal church here, will leavo for Chi cago within the next few weeks. whero ho has accepted a position in tho administration department of tho Ku worth league. Announce ineiit or Dr. Klrkpatrlck'H promo tion was made here following re ceipt tif a ttdegram from the board of education or the church. I r. Klrkpatrlck'H successor hero Jiuh not yet been ivamed. - Jiitt la prove that tltose nruvlc stunts nrcn'i all faked after nil. This was Mtnpped "on location" near Hollywood and I-ldlo Oonloii blinseir, not a double, Is walking the plunk, lly tlio way, how many funs have seen this cliff? . DENTIL MEET XTRA TO SOLOliS Members of Coolidge's Commission Make Plain iTheir Relief Plans RECOMMENDATIONS SCORED BY YOKUM Senator McNary Chal lenges Jardine s State ment That the Oregon Body Is Cooperative Example. ' ; WAHHINQTO.N' (By tho Annuel, utuil I-ross) Mi-mhers or tho iri'S ldunt's UKriuullurul cotnniluHloit tu. ly pxpliilned thulr rccomiiiunda ttons to tho Bnnutii. Kunutor McXury of Orciron chal IfnKi'd the stuli.ment or W. Al. Jar. dlno thut tho Ort-Kon J'riiti.s Grow crs' aKHoclutton wuh un rxiitniilo or Buccu:urul coopiirativo murkot lie cuaortud ho la onti of tho liimi-st pninu giowora In Ihn west. ht;ud or otiu of thu hlKOHt i-oopi'ra-tlvo orKiinliuitton.s und "u u inuttt-r or rm't. tho Ori-Bon I'nino Clrowcm' assouhttio.n Ih now on Ihn rocks" Ijoi'titiuo tho mi'inbtirg trk-U to spl'uud out too rur. .... - ' (Continued on Pugo 6.) coouik.i; ihsai'I'iuvi:s WAHIIINdTON (lly Ihn AkhouI uhii TroHH) I'rpHldtnt Coolldgi' dimipprovcH of HllKtfi'Htlons 111 coll-i--km for th ulnJiidoniiK'nt or th(t iii xllih' provlHlnii of thn tarllf act. 'I'hp iri'Mlili-nl conti-nilH It has not '1 n ili iiKiniitiiili'd Unit thn. llcxl- proviKion Ih nnw orkalilp. II"' r.i 'iikiiIxph Unit illfrlcnltlPll 1kiv atli-iHli-il lt workilic. lull IjcIU-vph il will I xl r. in.-ly hi'lpriil In th ,. ti rmliiallon or rati and arhvd uIih baaed on dlffprpn:p Ixtivpi-ll production costs hero and abroad Mrs. Rambo Tells Of Near East Conditions Mrs. V. A. r.ainbo. formerly of Ki.l.in. I. A. Kppllng. Warren H Haker. but for the Insl few years ii ri. A. f. Hampton, A. T. Hill. UNION. Ore. (Special) Mon day evening, at thn close of the rirsl days Henslon of tho annual convention of thu Kustern Oregon lental Asaoclation, a banijuet was held -In tho iKirlors of .the t'nion hotid, presldel over by C. D. t.'ald wnll, recently elected president or tho ITnlon (Commercial club. ' Tho , program', consisted of ' ad dresses, dance specialties und vocal and Instrumental iiiuhIc. It., II. Mo urn-y led off with a brief summary of the work of the Lnlon Slato fish hatchery. Dr. 10. 1. Mossman of Ift Orundo, (old something of the history of dentistry. Robert Wlthycoiiibo, of Union, gave a few pithy thoughts con necting thn experiment station with tho denial profession. Dr. Cardwcll. Itolso clinician, complimented Union on lis attrac tions and evident hospitality. Dr. Hay Murphy, of I -a Orande, emphasli-d this thought also In u brief tii I lo Df. W. T. l'hy of Hoi Lake,, fa vored thih' coiiimurclul club and dentists with a very. Interest Ing talk ou eugenics. i:hiloii Today; Kollowbig this the meeting ob served u social hour and adjourn ed. Today Is'the final day of the con veiitlon and will be endd this af ternoon wilh an election of olfieerH Senate Favors Reading Of Bible in Schools HA I. MM. Ore. lty Ihe A.oel utei 1'resa) The senate by a vote or 2i to 5 yenterday approved a bill providing that certain section lor the Itlble Hhall be read In the public schools of (ho state. Allt.MKN Mi:r,T DllAlll KAN AMOMO, (Al') lu- lot Lee t. Wvhihl. tvr liVnmv 1ml., mill ;.ieiienaui Arthur Ij, rosin wero killed and their bodies hitrii- tl In nn aliptaiio crush iiciii It rooks field today. IMAItX AT THU Ili:iM ll;m,l (Al1) The I'riivdnn illet Us lay chvtcd Dr. Wilbelui .Mars, former rhaiirt'llor of the retch, cv-pii'iulcr of I'riisslu. He will try to form u government from the parties of the left. .mi;sm;.v;i;u uoitiu-:i ' ST. IjOI IS. (AP) Josrpli Wll llntns, nt, nicsseiiger for the State Hank or Wcllsion, n Miburh, was held up on n street car Its lay, Ih'uIcii and robbed or 7lI0O by thrco men. WAK1MNOTOW (By the, Asso ciated l'ress).Thu Wiillums hill, designed to. carry out the recout--uifnrlatlons OT'llle' orrsltbml'y Hg- ; grlciiltiiriLl comniisHlun,, was in '.' Nailed today be To re the house ag riculture coiiitnlttee by Chairman Yokuni of tliu l'arine:,s-to-tou-uumers league, who i:aid It would protect then! now engaged In de priving the ranners or their 'just dies." The measure would "so strenir tlien oppressive powers controll ing farm prices, that the farmery "would be left the choice of. los ing their farms through foreclo sure or deserting them," Yoltum contended. iiioiiwAY opi:m;i ItONKIK UO, Ore. (Al') The highway north or .Myrtle Creek is open und the slide cleared uuny. mmm iui,i, iassi;s si;Ai i; SAIdi.M. Ore. (AT) Tlw rels eil eisle hill pasd the senate to day. The dehato was brier, t. op tion's mutiuil saWng-i hank hill pushed tbe lioii-e without opHisi- lioii. The M'tiale bill designed t iellee dry farmers nn the Norlh I nit pro Jut, imismmI I be senate to day,, COM M MI S. O. (Hy Ihe Associ ated l'rM)-lH Tish. Canton, nit i Mfitifluv nirht told authori ties Invratlgatlng the death of two Lath. another capsule vim found fnirr8i'.y of Ohio studrnts and the in ht8 poMS(,on htch hrn ana vrtoui lllnesa of many other f rom 1 . capsule of poison, that h had (Continued od I'aje 6.) latlon is ut ing. a high state of foul- eouneeted actively with the Near I'junt IleJief work, was the chler speaker at today's chamber of commerce luncheon, and In her address told or conditions there und uppculi (Lift all l-u (Iruntle imm ido to lend tle-lr aid In the work or curing for Christian Arlnenlan , kins. orphans. M r. Kambo lias only r-i '-ni ly returned from the .Near Musi and she graphlcullv ilenerlt- xperlenees, Int hiding ou when an orphanage t) cliare a. u. Hunter, fi. I. lirlsont K. I. Mlly, John Mcl'herson, I'Moyd Me-K-nnon. R I., Meyers, Day Mur phy. Dr. W. T. l'hy. W. . Tcrklns. Augmtt .1. Htange. .1. A. Tedford. Klioer Htoddard snd KrneJit Wat- AuniMiueruicnls era I annmincemeiits were 1 personal j ni-"te jliirliin (tie ninem-on. mm. j. tillle 1 I. y lien HUH O an wevn. n"vr of bi-ing oiserve, in U Jrnnue, ani lier and her hnsband wus bewlged ar.noiin -, i he i rmay 11117m pr byTurka and Kurds. which will launch the Wr- Her appeal. delK-red Ih Puce- filiation of pbtuns from Urn li ful tcrnin. was eloquent fl,r un- t.n.ry. T. K. Ib-lbimy announee. doubtedly made a de. p InipreMMbm ' M li'on - Kr. ewat.-r bad lltvlte.l upon tho- present. At the t lo.. ' 1" " from Ui ;rand to ap or her address Ml Mrl Nadei- j I--r there tnd tell f WeJlowa V. omierinnej an'i 1 rie 1 a. irnii'r eommunity uplrlt. KIiimt Htoddtird hoffet, liere 1 Introduced. .'It 1 Mrs. Uambo. Grade Crossing Wreck Kills 1 Men; 2 Women I'llEHTKl:. H th Asjto- ciat'd I'ressl.- Kour men andtno women wer killed tfn I another woman seriously Injured toduyjlams. of the eh-etlon board. reurt-I ,,.tiuri. mn a shifting io oinotive on ttiat (lie following 24 ne-u hno the Pennsylvania railroad struck been noiiiliiated for chamber of n motor truck and motor cur ' commerce of fires: ('buries IHuk at ft grade crosjing In Murcusjner. 11- K lirady. II. K. cooiidge. Hook, near here. jliruce Lteiini, il. J. D:on. i;obert Nominatft'n Made. During llie meeting Hay Will- told of a tdll now befoie the legis luliire with Its oltjeet i ft; preserva tion of timber along Htalc hlgli- w.ijs and akcd all to support the I'evereiM Win. Crosby Itoss was ehulrmnn of the lunehenn whlrh whs officially opened when Itcv-, trend l'oilard fturnt'd thanks. The Crowd Is There Asiorlu Iloy Hooper Dies AST ill I A, Ore. Harold Wilson. i;, died here while participating In a V. M. C. A. basketball game. He was resting after u short ln termtKslon In the In the game when suddenly he fell to the floor rrom a stninliiiK posit bin. Thinking ho had fainted, attempts were made lo restore circulation, but a phy-mi-Inn later, pronounced the boy dead. NliW YOUK (My Mm Associat ed Press). Thn heavy fog which I yesterday caused traffic, accidents I resulting in two deaths and In- Jiiy to (10 persons still lay over the city today. Land sea trnrrie In hampered and service on sumo ferry lluei discontinued. Thousands of commuLenj tua delayed. JOHN O'NIIKA IS rtll''M It you're going lo Rhv that -(Mifll tu h gisiil cnt ll firi) tin the citiwil repie-entrd by Ibe lolal reader of The Ob- rter on ib o't want to go lo Ihe Irnuble f liiitkbig care ful preparation if hal you want li say. MM-nd your good iiKinev. and Ibrii bate onlj n handful to talk to. You nn not hi ucli ilauger when teditg 'Jlie Ob-sTcr elr uilai Ion H lm Ihio buill mer a long jH-rioJ if years by rcHdrr lnlere and reader isMiriilcntf.' It's (ml of Hie lutii.ll.lH rla4. 'ObMrrr Adiet lining A McrchaiMllsiiitf Kcrvleo' iii;a(;m: on it jai ihi;s MMDI'tHtD, ire. - Jasper Itodg er;i, poitnuister of Iteacle. this iciunly. db-rt Hiiddenly of heart dis ease at his home. He had been a resident of llen gle for all eura. KLAMATH KAL1X Ore. John O'Hhea, indlcled us one of tho gambltiiR boiiHi! outlaws who shot and killed Oscar K rick son during it rohl.ery early last month, waa round pot guilty by Ihe Jury. Tim Jurors deliberated it. little leas than three hours In arriving at their verdict. . Immediately oftcr the iienulttai verdict had been re eeived Circuit .hid km Thomas placed his bond at S'H) un u robbery charge. - - The youthful defendant Is n prominent sheepman or this coun ty and is worth a least $20,001), according to his attorneys. Mc Ken lion Explains Building, Loan Ass'n The oi uaul.:ition nr the liulbl-1 ipe-Hl Ions ini'l conducted n general biK A- li. tu a.HSoehili)il. the class s J dlMtitsslon limit capably. Of In r of t.toeii no offered to Investoi. . short lulks were also given along and the varforH pham s of t In- it he same lute, contrai l were present ed to Jen bun- lAplaius I'lirMMV IneMH and proleKMlonal men of L:t , Mr, MeKenlion explained Hi" (fiitml" iit a flintier mien In tl pin -pn.e of the Ui tiramie Huiid nlght In the MethfMllnt eliurcb by ling .V Loan association, as ont the bat k ers or the new compativ' lined In a previous unnoutic t,,.,... j ment in these co'utnns. and g:t Cloyd MeKennon. Rules min-iii wealth of reasons why I'nion arer of Ihe nswieiattou. nmile oie- ro mty Investors should prefer of Hi" hint hiiKinep tulkn ever Inard In li tiranite In exiilnluln j vai inits resiures of the inveHiment plne'ng their iw-.vings in such a home Institution. He stated thltt the stock could be purchase offered. lb' slowed a t:iorug: t:e payment plan in iiennmint knowledge or his sublei t, used n j lions as low ns a hundivd dollars, fctrlklng series of c'larts to llu-j t.atif his .points, and answerell (Continued on Fae 6.)4 .J