EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY!
THE WEATHER
POUTLA.ND AP Ore
Con: lulu In the west, ruin
or enow In tho cast tonight
and Thursday.
VOLUME XXIII.
JMUMUlOIt AKHOUIATUIJ I'llKWS
LA GRANDE. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1925.
MKMBEll ASHOCIATKD I'ltEHS
NUMBER 107
C I TV
EDIT! O N
Hunts I
Daily
Letter
(Hr Harry 11. Hunt)
WASHINGTON NK.V Hpcclul)
liven a president can pull a "bon
er." Which Is oxuclly what Presi
dent Cooltdtfo accomplished during
the cull at tho Whit" House a few
duja ajjo "of SOU officers and pri
vates In tho "Coolldtce Army of
New Jersey." , ' "
This Cool Id b Arjny la w ex-i
Iclusivoty feminine outfit. Perhaps
hecaunu of this. It didn't sem
Ht range to Calvin that arranpe
tnents for the call were not mide
through regular political channel.
Instead of bavin? tho meeting"
Irnnied through their senator or
congressman. "General" J. Mubel
Urown and Mrs. Louis Thompson
made, tins arrangement themselves
direct with the White House. .
rinding the delegation of New
Jerseyites on his program. It sooin
ed to Coolldge thut the ; occasion
would be mti do 1110111 noteworthy if
tin! KcpubllC'Tn senator from that
statu wan included in the party.
- h'o a phone call from the White
House asked Senator Kdffe to run
up and join tho president In shak
ing hands with his constituents.
.
Had the president been at all
psychic, he could not but have no
ticed the constraint with which the
ladles of the "army" greeted their
senator.
J lowevcr, he seemed to sense"
not til tip wrong. And when the
handshaking :n over, the presi
dent, putting an .arm affectionately
lie reus Edge's Hhoulders, told his
visitors that ho wished they'd
pledge themselves to see that New
Jersey soon sent .down unother lie
publlcnn senutor "like.. Senulor
Kdge."
Had the president.' kept hlm
sWf up-to-date on the : internal
politics of New Jersey. h would
have known at once that '
"uriny" mad Intentionally maiieu
vt red ho It would owe nothli
connection with Its call 01
president. T
lie would have known that thlsj
"Coolidge Army" In the lust caio-j
I alien fought just us hard to defcalj
JMge for re-election ;h It did to ru-J
elect Coqlidge. .'', I
t'nder the circumstances, . for
'. ( oolldge to tell thn- Vaea-bat jhn
.'Incut thing they could db ' would
be to send down another S'inutor
'like bleuator Edge'' made an al
ready embarrassing situation still
;nurc so.
,"-.
Coulldfje's economy program Is
, (Continued on Pur-p B.)
BRIBE TALE IS
TOLD PROBERS
ATLANTA. Ua, Hy the Associ
ated I'rcsH) Kurtlnr testimony
1-clatlng to the alleged sale of pe
clal prlvibgts at the Atlanta fed
eral penitentiary and a dehiat by
one of l he witnesses. ' prisoner,
thiil h" had been threatened with
pro8iulion If he did not trntiry
agjliiKt the defendants Tuesday
marked the trial of A. K. Sartaln
unl I.. J. I'lctcher, deposed warden
and deputy, respectively, of the
prison, and Laurence Klehl. Co
lumbus, Ohio.
Harlain. Fletcher und Weill are
clK.trged with conaplrucy and brib
ery, the Indictments ngalnst them
liuvlng been hundel down by a
lederul grand jury during a gov
ernment investigation of the peni
tentiary. Huar Tells Mury.
Willii- lluur, whii was convicted
in the Savannah "rum ring" expo
sure and sentenced lo the Atlanta
priiton. was on Die niund most of
thf day. following Hamuel 1 lot It
berg." Atlanta bu.Hiness man. who
testified relative to u $16,001) bribe
offer he made Fletcher.
During- direct examination Haur
testified - paid IMehl IU.oOO for
"soft jobs" at Hie prison for hliu
aelf, two brothers. Fred Haar. Jr..
und Carl Haar; his father, Fred
(Continued on Pago 5.)
Friday Mght
Program
Tie- program r Hm- Art Week
meeting Friday night al the library
m h'n Hie thousand pletuns wilt
le pnarnleii tu tho library board
iy the N'elghbtirbood club ha-
been tompleied by club women In
charge of the movement here. The
entire community is InOU-d to
henr the program and vb-w t he
pieliir. display to be made that
ecnlnc.
Following Is the program In de
tail: Music liy the band.
Introduction hy Mrs. Harry!
Cleavrr. rhalrman of the Art de- (
iwrlnu nt of the Ncighlorhood rluti.
"The Child and Art." by Mr - i -
gtella Inele.
Art In the Community," by LI -
mer Stoddard.
Heroes
They Toiled and
Prayed to Free
Floyd Collins
Johtuiic :ci-ahls top. Is 111 with
imciitiioiila contractcfl from his
ftllcnipts lo rescue l''hid Collins
from Sand Cuvc, neir Cave City.
K.V.. Iee Collins, tviitcr, Mod's
-father, pleaded for persons
I'.iroiiglMHJl the et urn ley to pray
for ills hiii's it'lcax. Nonnait
I'ni ker. below, was tin last man
to talk to Collins. He was in the
rate when the passage to Col
lins was blocked (he second lime
VALE VISITED
LS
HnT
T. I'liy
DAKK (KiMcial)-Dr. W.
a member of Hie slate
board of health, went to Vale, Ore.,
this morning- accompanied by Dr.
Frederick Strieker who arrived at
Hot Ijiko early this morning. Dr.
Strieker, state health officer, has
been conferring wil h Governor
I'ierce ubou tthe Hlluation In Vale.
1'pon the request of tin- governor
Or. StrlekeT nnil tir.'lMiv left for
Yule this inomlmr in I r. I'iiv's
cur.
The situation in Vale lies be
come u menace to health heeause
of the large number of careass-s
of dead animals which are 1 ing
stri'wn about the devastateil ureas.
The exact situation Is nd known as
yet but the state is planning on as
listing with whatever aid is need-
col irr miiM. iii:i,o void
HAN FHANCfHCo (AP) The
praette,, (f I'ed' tal .hidu'e .Imihi S.
Pnrtrliige of this city of imposing
long Jell sentenceH uoi convieti'd
prohibition law violators in ease
a heavy fine not paid was declared
contrary to law by the I'nlied
States court of nppeaUt -here Mon
day. ' j ( -4;
Art Week
Is Announced
I'resen'at in f piflnre.s tt
library bowrd l,y .Mrs. lrr .ur-brh-k.
president of Hie Neijfhimr
hotH) (tub.
Aceeplanee by the board. (. M.
HlllMphrey.
"The i--lHfol:',- ,y Sn t. A. ' '.
Hampton.
"Coolest j.nd Prizi by Mn. it.
K. Hilverfhorn.
'City lads." Iiv A. T. Hill. prsi-
jdent of the i-lty com Ml itudofl.
l:iepiion and vh-w:ug of pie
' 1 1: hm.
PMnn IM-trilniHim.
Wltr- the c'n lusion of this pr
' gnun and opentcir nf the
ibrary H;;urdy morning the
! tun? collertton wi;i be rer.dy
1
Cfl
(Continued vn Tage S ),
GORONER S
JURY GIVES
DECISION
G.: Brady Met Death from
"Unknown Causes" Is
Inquest Verdict
III-JACKERS MAY
HAVE KILLED MAN
New Theory Is Advanced
..by Authorities; War
Office Knows Nothinff:?"? wp 'hb11lin'?,B!vc1n1 bty Dr'
of Man's Identity.
Willi no other clues ,iof dmpor
tanee brought la bust evening, the
coroner's . jury coiiipom-d of Hen
Devious. John Harvey, c. W. Hunt
ing. Ilobett ilelvey. iM Field and
W. M. Nieliai ger, concluded the
inum-si arm i.iougiu in a vcruict.
...... v.. ..,..,. . M,.um, ch... A jercnsivo Diet.'
ala. met lils death from unknown! -causes."
" J '
l-'Iiml testlinoiiy was heard from1
Or. (. Kirby. who with Or. I
I-'. L. lialston, performed an mi-1
tlOisy on the body. .Doctor Klnty;
'LeKlli'led that 11 lUurough poaL inor-
lem exuminat ion revealed no way'
in which the unfortunate iiiuu j
had met hi;; death. The theory I
that he had been knocked uri-
Con.scious by a. blow on the head
I wan abandoned u hen examination
! of the head and skull showed no!
bi iilxen or ft aetuieH. Death co'ild
not have occurred by alrangula
Hon, iiccording lo I ir. Kirby. for
t be lungs wiM-e in normal condi
tion. The heart was alao norma!
tor u man of the ue of the do
ceased. - .
Mn Trace of Slui,
4Kcawh of "nil lioielM and room-
Iing lioueH vvhicli was conducted
I (J.1 Hugo Klhixhamuiei-,. uherlff's
deputy, revealed no - trace of the
man, it was slated In the testi
mony lust evening.
An examination of the clothes of
(he dead man revealed no Identify
ing murks or clues us to Ihelr, place
of purchase. That they .were not
boiiKht' in La (iraiidn was tho tes
timony of Warren Gilbert.
A laundry mark on t he collar
of Hie shirt was examined by Uoyd
Seriber who as Mired tho Jury that
the marking was not done, in this
city but in a larger town.
Search of the garages of the city
In hopes (r finding u car stored
which might have belonged to
Itrady was made yesterday by Of
ficer Alnn.o Dunn. . Tim scurch
brought to light three curs. none,
of which apparently connected in
any way with tho tragedy.
Canadian Officers Jtrport
A clue that u man by tho name
of George Hrady had once been
known in Chataui, Ontario. Can
ada was brought up but since the
innuest a reply from the sheriff of
Oiatam lias been received and also
one from the war office In Otta
wa, which stated that nothing -was
known of tho man in those cities.
Word was received in a letter
to t he pollen office here this
morning that K. J. Green, switch
man ai J'endleton, whflo listening
In on his radio heard u descrip
tion of 11 misting man broadcast by
1 he poliee depart ment of Denver,
'oin. According to the letter a
part of the d'seriplton told about
In te.tloo murk n the man's arm.
the eij rH n. ;,nd it horse. Mr.
Creen ::aid thai the !envcr police
bad ndt'd to he notllbd If such a
man was located. The loeul au
thorities have wired Denver "bout ! C Vln-IW
the matter. The Investigation islOKlinK and CfOWS tight
now In the bands of the district
attorney. I'arl O. Helm and Hheriff
Hreshears.
.Mu Haw P.ccii lU-Jucked
line opinion In Id by th' police
ere Ih that ISrady was connected
In mui.e way will, a booe ring
eliher as a buyer' or alt Importer
from Canada and Hint he met his
dwth ni Hi,, hands f rum runners
who enticed him lo ' b" edge of
town with the story that a mill wus
iutaled there. ,
PUZZLe answer
I MT-7"'JJTISS3ALIV lAiYiS
it KQLwia I
I DlAnlSlipBfMjsis
Dentists End
Successful
Convention
Election of Officers
Closes Annual Meeting
of Eastern Oregon As
sociation. A very successful meeting of the
Eastern Oregon Denial association
was brought to a close yestorday
afternoon-at, Vlnlon.' .
' Th n-w officers of. tho associa
tion elected for the! year l!2u are:
II. U. Hook of Kakor, president ;
Hoy Cato, secretary; It o b e r t
Vaughn, treasurer;. .Hr. Kern , of
Pendleton, first vice-president; Or.
Momnon, second: ycr president;
C. C. Ooldbcrg- of-Enterprise, third
vice president. v. ,
Tho' principal speaker of 'the
meeting was Or. w. T.'I'hy of Hot
'luke who spoko on the subject of
eugenics.
l-Jducatlonal features of-tho ses-
J. Jl. LIIIUXUII Ul 3t3''. lUUtlU Uil
Inlay construction slid mouth sur
ge ry, and by 1) r. C. . c h a 1 n i e r
also of TJolse who conducted n
clinic on Inlay and bridge work.
l'Mucatlonal talks were dellver-
, ed by Or. Horlon of Haker who
spoke on tho subject of 'Tlio llc
latlon of Diseased Toeth to Health"
und by Dr. Hay .Murphy of ln
Gmrilr who spoke on the subject
POSTAL BILL
WASHI.MJTOX (lly (In Am
sorlalenl ' lri'ss), TI10 HeiiaU:
Mistifflco fomntittcc tinlny voi
re! to substltiiU" tin Mimte Ms
lal Miy and rnio Inn-ax' hill
for the niea'nirc m.s-l by the
ImiiM jycslertlay.
WASHINGTON .( Hy the AkiuuI-
uled Press) Without a record vote
Hie house-fate Tuesday -pusHed Hie
Kolly'postul pay and rate Increase
bill and sent It to Hie sennle which
alreudy has passed In a somewhat
similar measure only to ' haver it
turned bade ly tho house as In
fringing on lis exclusive preroga
tive 10 originate revenue producing
legislation.
Brought up under u special rule
which limit tnl debate to less than
two hour3. barred '.amendments
krom the floor und required two-
thirds majority for piiHsagn the
mcusuro; wus approved in about
two hours without a record vote.
(Continued on Page 6.)
J
BE SECRETARY
WASHINGTON" (Hy the Associ
ated Press) Although Hio While
Houso withheld 'any comment, ad
ministration officials elsewhere In
dicated today that their belief Is
that William M. Jatdln Kunsos,
lion virtually been decided upon by
President Cooltdge for (he position
of secretary of agriculture.
Tlie Kansas congressional dele
gatlon, which onco endorsed .1. C
Mohler for the post, met. and
dunged its support to Jardlne,
.Members of the delegation have
been In constant consultation with
tho president, but declined to say
they had definite Information re
garding his decision.
"Poison Gas' Inadequate
WLIHlHt. Ida. (Hpeclal) How
one skunk staged a buttle with a
(luck of crowrt und was worsted by
thetn on a float I nir cake of Ire In
Weiser river Is told by Ham Ateh-
K0( a farmer living t-ist of here, j
m Httentlun was attracted by Hie,
uprwaP of lm. (TUW1 e Hu). Iin(j i
xvut(.hr(j h(. UttU,M r,ir HOI1M
I
j Tjr b(rJ() wyr, j,ppiin.n,,y
KDUSE PASSES
i
.tiled by the skunk's proximity, fir. i
Cdsiunully a crow uuuld lute eon-(
trot of 11 If und ThII Into. the u titer j
und drown. An the lee ftoe floated ;
I nearer the battle seemingly grew;
! flen-er.
1 The crows wer f b ice In their j
nttackM. but the ukunk wun juut us j
, riercc, using not only bis elan a. hut j
! apparently ulso IiIm poison gasj
etuipincni. Tills lutler his b-t ;
Uveitpvn. )ie would dart Into the!
eyes of his auaullaulrt. 'mid liiere
ould be one ej erow to combat, i
I 0:ssuppllft flnully gave out and
the unequal battle coded when seV-
erat of the tdrda allghtid on the
flo- und pickl out .the aUunk's
ieytn. As tin- floe drifted out of'
slirlil Hie skunk was stretched j
j feebly on his side with Hip crows
picking viciously at him. Mr. AU-h- :
j aon counted morv than a dozen
dead crowa in the ilr'.-ain. 1
4 SENATORS
BACK FISH
BILL VETO
Pierce's Frown on Meas
ure to Receive Sup
J port of Group
BILL UP BEFORE
; SENATE AT 2:30
Game Commission Con
trol Transfer Measure,
to Be Treated in Simi
lar Fashion.
HA I. KM, Ore. (liy the Associ
ated Press) Tho bill transferring
control of the fish commission
from t he governor to t lie si ate
board of control is coming bclore
the senate at 2:30 'clock this af
ternoon. Four senators uro now
opposed, more than enough to sus
tain tho governor's veto.
ncprcseiitntlvo Kirk wood's bill
transferring control over the game
commission from the governor 10
the beard of control Is also (tend
ing in the senate, having passed the
house with enough votes lo carry
over thn executive veto.
A group of thirteen In Hie senate
will sustain the veto should It pass
(he senate. The bill Is scheduled
to follow the fish commission bill.
PROPOSED CHILD
LABOR MEASURE
DRIVE PLANNED
MIAMI. Flit. (Hy the Assoeialed
Press) The American Federation
of Ijibor will carry on a campulgu
fur a national child labor amend
ment to the fed e nil constitution in
those slates which have fulled to
ratify th amendment until such
time us legislators favorable to
rullfUiution are .elected, tho federa
tion's 6x.ecuilvo council decided lu
duy. :
WISCONSIN IN FAY Oil OP
CHIIJI LAltOlt AMKNDMKNT
MAIHSON, Win. (Hy Hie Associ
ated ress) Tho) legislature to
duy ratified thn federal child la
bor amendment.
CONMHTICIT IT UN'S DOWN
itiiifj is ii(wi;it iiotsr.
HAKTKOItn, Conn. (!ty the As
soclated press) r The house of rep
resentatlves today refused to rat
ify tho federal child lubor amend
ment. ,
HILL'S CASE FOR
' $1,000 INSURANCE
IS NON - SUITED
The circuit court ease, Hill's De
partment HI ore vs. the I'nlted Fi
delity and Guaranty company which
wus tried bef on- JmlKO Knowles
yesterday was dismissed without
being presented to the jury as the
plaintiff had no cuse.
The action was to collect insur
ance money fur about $1000 which
wus stolen from Hill's store In
l23. Tho Insurance contract spe
cified thut the aafu when robbed
must show marks of violence
the ouildc and us there were
no
murks of this sort the Judge was
compelled to dismiss the case.
Jose: (jitlami charged with rub
bing Jimmy Woe while untied with
h dangerous weapon will be tried
next Friday morning.
MAHhiriS TODAY
PHUTI.AND, Ore. (API -Call!
and sheep nominally slcudy. liomt
ritmv- K'jutt une i-inl lnui r. '1 7n ntid
28 tec Ullttir 4.C HUllerfvlt
steady.
HAN FKANCIHCO (AP) Hul
tertut 50c.
The
Crowd
Is There
If von re golna to glte I list
.Hi-b lo 0 mailt crowd rwry
dn- Hie crowd ii'prreileil liy
Ibe total reader of The Oh
..rtcr vti dttn'l wimiI In go
lo Hte Imuble of milking care
ful pre paraHon nf nbnl joii
nmit lo, -peiid our gssl
tiHiiH-y. himI Hh-ii lone onl a
handful talk lo.
You an not In mm-Ii danger
when tisiiiK Tin fbM-rcr rlr-t-iilHllon
M lis Iwen Iniill
imi-t a haig H'Hol of year
by nnilrr lntfnH( ami reader
ifNififhiier. I IV out of Hie
handbill i-la.
Olnernf Aderllliig
A .llerchaiHlUtng Nert a-c
; ;
' Insured Against Love lfljjr (JJ
r ,T J & Diggers, Seeking Floyd
. Collins, Working Fev-
1 wA J erishly Today. j
Hut nohodv cmi stop im from fnllliiff in love whh Kallv l.oiiff,
1'iiiilliiliilU for itl-A's vIiuUtv On II) wit pui fui t FlidljinnfJ lieAut.v.
who was brought lo pictures only niter l. V. Griffith obtained
SHIO.OUO against her falling in lovo nml leaving lib company.'
Local A rmoru Placed
Second In Importance
NAM'.M. Ore. (Hy the Assoc!
nleil Press) Senator Mag lad ry
unu Adjutant (ieneral Hwirge A.
Wlilte MMtkn iKforn thrf' wa'K'
and n tea us eHiiiiiittee liem last
night for a hill providing for an
armory nt Cottage (rove.
Tlicieani bills pending In leg-'
Islaturcj pnvhling for nrmorleH
hi five cities, AskeI to nnmo
these In order of Ihelr- linHrt
uneo 1ilto named Cottage
(irovo, !4i (iramh Astoria, I'or
cst (rove ami Portland.
TASK OF SIZE
l-'aclng the seemingly herculean
tusk,, which he has oul lined for
himself, of walking from Portland,
Oregon to Newark, New Jersey, a
distance of approximately ft GOO
miles. In HIO days, polcr Pendery-
gat arrived in Da Grande yester- J
itay afternoon and left ugalu tuduy,
headed toward llakor.
He started from Port land Feb
ruary 'A and arrived here seven days
later, traveling at thetiate of bet
ter than 113 miles per day, which
he figures he must maintain to be
successful in lils - cross country
I Jaunt.
The hiker, who carries u r,n
pound. pack, Ih not making the
journey on a bet but simply to
prove lo himself and others Hint
he can ilo it und also for the "edu
cational benefits" which such
trip would hold, according to a
statement he made to nu livening
Observer reporter this morning.
ijul before leaving for Huker.
His home is in Newark, tit
M-'O'lf'1
he has been In Portland
i for some time. He expects to muke
a living during the no days by
selling magazines, post cards und
newspapers. He was formerly u
member of Hio A'. K. K.
Suspect Is Kclcancd
In Ohio Poison (!asc
CoU'MJJCH. Ohio (Hy Hie An.
Related press) With the release
e;.!orday of liuls Klsh. stn
dnt r-t. in.. Mu.it' unlviTsl'.y, city
proseeiitor John J. Ch-Hter. Inves
iii?iiHnir tn mjst'Tloiis dent h uf
I wo linlvrTKlty if iidnlH, ili'rliiri-fl
Hint HhIi whh nnl hnlii'ati''l In Hio
affair, iih waif "lliu victim itf
unfurl una If 'lri-iiiim1ariri'M."
I'hih iiilinlll
h- liail Kiini'
I to uulhiirllha Hint
In Hie nplleifi- dis-
HIKER FACING
Ii'-usnry wllliiitil aiiHiorny. anil se- inK a ihiim-ho jum i''i
, ure.l Hie "iiiIiiIik" caliiules for II. Uiilierlsoli. president of Hie
David I'unkln. In an erfoi t In re. J Urol In rlmu'l i'l l,oi innollve Klre-
lleve Ids llllicsi. and save hlin a men and Okllicmcn.
few renin. Ilnw the liollle of' 'riilily-sevin of lliese uicrei-
Klrielinynf supposedly aspirin ''inenis, a nnlulier of wlileli huve
i-ansol"s came Into the dtspi-HKury . been iiituo"! In Hilliounci'iiieuls of
Im s'III a mystery.
l.lll i; i; AI'I'IOAI
(iK.VKVA (Al") Or '! has sp-
IH-nli'd tu Hie lengue of nations
nKiilnst Hie s.llon of Turkey In
ekpi'lllliir Ihe Orei'k iralrlareh from
I'uiisliiiillniiule. lalmlmr (his ne
lion indanKera friendly
b"twL'-n Hie two count rl
relallons
l
XTRA
;OOII.NH HIM KIMiKI).
WASH I NT N , (AP). .The
house com me we eonmiittee today
voted In executive session, II to 6.
lo decline lo it port Hie (oodiiitf
hill, pixibllillliig higher rolhoud
rales for short liauls Ihaii for
long linuls over Hie nme route.
The measure had puNscil the sen
ate.
WASHINGTON (AP). Assent
by Hie Hcrnmit government to
i-eserviiHoiiH attached hy (he sell
ate .lo a commercial treaty be
tween the lulled Kin it und Ocr
iiitiuy will be nought h n mediately
by Hie stale department. The
senate's roohitlnn on fimnlgrallon
and shipping clauses have receiv
ed npprotnl of the state ilejutrt
mcait. snx'K Mi:i;r sr.r.
VASIIIViT'N (A"). H.T li
iii'llnii of I'rrshlrnl 1kiIIiI(h',
i'iiiivc orriii-r (iiit, r iik!
rnrm loan li(anl. uikI A. C, Wll
llums, liunnl iiii'iiilicr, will iiiih'I
Willi iiillli'iiii'ii nml ollirrti Inli'r
I'sti'il In lliiMiiik riliiilirlnx nl
Ui. Aii'ti'li'K I'Vlinmry Kllh In iiiii-
nMIi'i Hm- lhi'-H"U lonii liiinpail
lex. I.IIOT Klruli'Kll'lll IHilllU III
I lie unl will ! IIIPI fin- Mill
fi'i-i'ili'i" Willi lilllli' llli'll mill
hunkt'i'M.
ciiim.si; Wri'HDItAW
(ii:.i;va (AO Tiw chiinw
di'li'KHtliMI Malay wltlidn-wr from
Hm rlml. or I'ar Hunt opium con
furonc', wIm-ii Hull liudv ctonvmiud
tu ri-i'iiimldi'r lla fiiidlliKX..
Tim ilHiKHllun, In u li'tliT to llio
cunfrri'iM'ii wild thn n-uaon for
wlllidrawiil wim tin' ranfi'rancc
fullnru lo nlliipl u uynt.ini for Ihr
Hilppri'Halon of uplillil HinoMnff III
tin; far 'hi. Tin- rnini'iia now
liav wltliilrawn from both opium
onfi-ri'iii'H.
Trainmen ot 40 Roads
Given Salary Increase
I'l. KVKI.AMi (II.V Hi" Asuocl
ulctl I'r'-iwl I'orty r llruud and
llu'lr I'ltutt rs und firemen have
n'-ffOllat'',! K-'lllcllll'tltH of WUtfl'H
nil workltiK i ondllliMls. all of
Iliem InvnlvlliK a wane Increase of
' iuniro Imalely ,'i per i nt. ueeord-
I ml I vlil i in I S'tllemeuts. were made
loll Ihe basts of the Holllliern l'u-
lilflc (IMelrle system) setllelnelit.
IMU-Ieit Jailuaiy Ihree new westirn
scttlcim-nts. on the basks of the
New York IVnlral aeltlemenl. were
nelftlated between (he Ann Arbor.
- Ihe llitffalo t Husifllehillinu ami
the Detroit K Toledo Hhure line
i add Uie UMilln 1:1. n. Amwtii the 17
AMPLIFIER TESTS
GET NO RESULTS
Broadcasting Station
KYW in Chicago Be
lieves Tests Taken Arc
No True Indication.
CAVK CITY (AP ITess Time ,
1'lnsh) llnrring unexpected oNfc
velopmentH iudl(tlons at noon '
today were Hint CoMJns would
not be cxtrlctcil before Ute to
night from tho nve, Tho f!irt
Is down 48 feet. Renders saht
the sudden striking of n cavern
In which Collins .entered wold
bo the tmly unexpected develop
ment that niigbt povtlbly lead
lo earlier rescue.
CAVE CITY (Ily thftUssociated
Press)Duyltght found diggers In
Collins' rescue shufti working fev
erishly hoping- tiny.' moment to
break into a tunnel" which might
lead to the imprisoned man. ,
Kor tho first tlmo amplifier lesta
across tho light circuit' leading to
Collins fulled comptotely to record
anything In tho head phones.
Observers said the lust indicated
the globo was out of- Collins sock
et and burned dub Tho last suc
cessful test was made at midnight.
doi'iit rKKTO vaiai;
C II I C A O O (Uy the; Associated
Press) Tests made hy radio
broadcasting station KYW here,
duplicating those made tit Band
Cuvo which were suu io lnaicuti
CollUis , vas still , altvej have failed
to show bTaathhtrV' beoi't healf,
says today's Herald and K-xu miner.
LOS AN'UKI.Kl) (By tho AasncU
uk'U I'rnsa) lir. Hnnml B. Mo
lln. wouUhy Dolrolt diintlirt. and
politician, nml hin t wu nann. Hurry
und , Krod. wiirn urriiHlt-d hnrn to-,,.
duy on fugltlvn 'rrant8 ehurgliitt;
tliom or conHplrnoy to di'truml tho
Detroit Innurunuo Co., by Htub'lng a
"fukp" dlumolid roulii'ry,
Ofricern Huld llivy uro uIho wunl
od In Detroit for iiunntlonliiK eon
rernlng a ll'UUUU. dlumond rob.
Ucry. . .
iti:i-i'si:s to wi;i c'otTM':
NKW Oltl.KANM AI) Jildcn
V. J. Hlanlx of the city court Tiira
duy declined lo marry Arnold Bar
naul of Tulniudifc, Noli., und
Amandu Ktonebrukcr of Chtrlnda,
lowu. Humum guvu lilu brii ut 20
und the prospective bride Kaid
Huld ahr wua th, but J'udg" Went
i Huld una upia'ureu iu nun 10 oo
hunt 70 yeuru olil. rue youne man
had consent of hla purentH lo weil.
I.ouIhIuiiu jiidKea Invvo the prlv
llfo or refualtiK lo marry uny
persons und without offering uuy
reuaons.
uoiiAii iviri;n TO ITALY
ICOMK (Al') A report that
William I-:. Ilorull. chulruiun of Mm
I'nlted State, Hinat"', for'lKH r"-.
lutlonn commlltee. la lo vhlt lhl- '
ropo wua received hern Tileaduy.
In political und government cir
cle In noma the liopa wua ex
pressed thut Hhould ticnutor lloruh
muUe the voyutfe lm will coma to
Italy lo study lUly's situation ut
the source.
rouds are: Arlconu. Kullern: Alehl
on. Topekk & Hunlu Ko (iirop'-r):
I'anhaiidle l tJiMta t o; i'IiIiuko As
Alton; 'hleuo Northwestern:
Chicago, llurllnftlon & Quliiri;
I hliaK". HI. I'uill. MlnneupolW A
limaha: liuvenporl; Hock Island
A NorlhweHlern; lies Moines I'n
lon; HI I'umo it Southwestern sys.
tern; tliilf, I'oloruilo Sl Hullta l'e:
I (IB AllKcles Kail Ijlkej OKdeil
I'nlon Hallway Hepat coinMiny.'
(.IroKon Hhorl l.lne; Holllhern I'a.
cl(l: (I'aelfle. i:vleui); I'nlon C.
elfle: HI. Joseph fc C.runil Island:
Western I'uclflel I'hleuBO drea"
Western; Fort Vorlh & Denver
C'llv. und Norlliem raclflc.
With hut few exceptions I lie
waKe 'location has ticen settled In
the eastern und aoillh western !"r
rltorles. Hie bulletin suy. und avt-
, tlcmenta nave oecn reacneu on n
' majority of III, wealern railroads.