EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY! 1
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EDIT I O N
THE WEATHEI.
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gon: Generally cloudy to
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VOLUME XXIII.
MEMBKIt ,. jWOCIATED FRIiSS
LA GRANDE. OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1925.
WKMBKR ASSOCIATED PKKtiS
NUMBER 110.
! OBSERVER
J PIMM
i uuuunuLU
(By HAIUiY 1). HUNT)
WASHINGTON (Nli.V Hpeelul)
tienutor Hiee W. Meuns of JJen
vtT, Colo., is a gallant g-entlemun.
llta gullantry was proved buck
In the Spanish-American wur, In
'After 27 years, the wur du
partment la ...suing thu of l ie lu I
citation recognizing hit gallant
conduct!
tiimultunlouuly, a citation for
gulluntry by MuJ. Uen. Frunklln
iiell is uwurdod. ? ,
Bell, like Mcuns, won his uwurd
by bruvery In action during the
war with Spuln. But he died be
fore the 27 years n cod id to decide
on thu citation hud expired. The
bilvcr star, mulerhtl token of tho
award, goes to his widow. '
line cannot heln . htit n'nndor
whether, had Moans not won elec- .FortllGlV Editor aild Owil-
tlon to tho LnHcd mutes Be utile,
his citation would have come dur
ing his lifetime.
Did his election to the' senate,
wc wonder, single him out for spe
cial attention and thus speed up
rcugnltion of his act?
Senator Bruce Dennis
Sells Controlling Inter
, est in Local Paper
CHANGES HANDS
AT CLOSE OF DAY
er to Remain in La
Grande But Will De
vote Time to Stock
Raising.
W.M. Jardine
Agriculture
Secretary
President Coolidge Ap
points Kansan to Suc
ceed Secretary Gore on
March 4th.
WASHINGTON (By tho Associ
ated Press) Wllllum M. Jardlnc,
president or the. Kunsis, -Asrlcul-
lurul college, wus selected today by
President Cuulidge to be secretary
of agriculture.
Jardino is to' tukc office March
iih,. succeeding Secretary , Uore,
who then becomes governur of
Went Virginia. , , . ,. .
WASHINGTON (Uy the Assoc!
uted Press) President Coolidge to
day nominated George Alexander
Parks, of Alaska, to t?c governor
of Alasku, . succeeding Governor
Hone, whose term .expires In a few
months. t .
4- n li-lll.... u..l.llr ..n., 1...
.. ....V.. .i ... .i.J . i.iT. I Kffeellve with III,, clou? of bind
pine campaign In BUS, In connec ' ,tull ownership of the ...
ilou with which he is now cltew r"""! Olworvor and the
fur gallantry, he won two rccom- i)) Oliver-Star, passes from
mendatlons for tho Congressional I I,pu '. nnls. publisher here for
.Medal of Honor, wus three times Practically flfleen years, to I-rank
mentioned in orders" and wus "..Appleby, former Iowa publlah
promotud from the ranks to u com-, " bl',n "Bsoeialed with
mlKHifin the paper for the pust four months.
1 Announcement to this effect Is
As a member of tho Colorado I mail. on tnc t,,nto,.iu puBe ln lMa
National Guard he twice won Uio iB8UOi
slalc trophy for being tho best '
.Lin. ..i ,.i.ii,.- i n,i ,,irH Tho drill was eompluled four
in ll. world . I,,, tvos icu. . weeks ago and had been under eon
leilunt colonel ami commandant of slderation since lust spring when
tho Fortieth Division School ot "ic now owner first, came to Ore
Anns, and later commanded tho Bon in search of a newspaper prop
Kourth Inrantry ln the Meuse-Ar- Vly. Mr. Dennis, retiring owner,
gonne offensive. jietains a minor interest In the busl-
ncss temporarily nnd will continue
, .Magnus Johnson's charges thai ills residence In l.a Orunde Indefl
he wax beaten for re-election by the nilely. He will contribute articles
bootleggers of Minnesota lias notto the paper during tho pnwent
created much of a sllr hero. jleglslattve session and will then de-
Concedlng the fact tliut bootleg- (votc his time lo the sheep and llve
gers ure In better ktuhdlnff with slock ranch business,
many members of the senate than j Mrv Appleby has been In active
is tho pugnacious Irm-Tjibor sen- business management of The Ob
ntor. it is -still true thai the 6,,rVBr , October 1st. He lias
REORGANIZE
PICTURES
PRESENTED
Large Attendance Wit
'. . nesses Feature Pro- '
t' gram of Art Week
CONTEST RULES,
PRIZES ARRANGED
Campaign to . Inject Ap
preciation and Know
ledge of Masterpieces
; into Schools Launched.
PROPERTY
In i r pmp
IHM.rlllt! ., v
Automobiles, Valued at' - if lX'
$1,500,000 and $650,000 I . FW' - i
Filmdoms Latest Flapper
8 .1
Pavilion Are Ruined
AGED FIREMAN IS
BURNED TO DEATH
All Exhibits of Kansas
" City' Motor, Show De
stroyed; Blaze Started
in Decorations.
t
r?
cliarfffH brought . hy Johnson
luul a wealth of xiifrlcnco In all
ugaiiiKt ItiMtnwmtatlvo Thomas UtJ(,lartnu,nls uf m,WHm)l0r worU.
Hchull. Bunalor-cleut, uro liurdly
cuiivhiclntf. ,
Ho wun owni-r and liultli.slu-r or p
')it'UKtuHr . In ' WHliXniflMn. ' lowf.
pom schoo
L
HILL BE HELD
Lcnainiy, ou ineir iw ,..e, .,... . illsl ,.. ,,, he
,,, ., . v., e i ' so u oui. since men neeiviiiK a ne
. (Continued on Palto B.I ... itin. Mr. and
Mrs. Appleby anil llit-lr Hon. t'url
ton, have niad! llifir lionu1 at M'i
Oak stn-i'i sine: coming to. the city.
According to 1 1 lit tt-rniH of the
fontrnrt of sale, all Hiilwription uo-
jfouiHH art! iui;n ovrr ny mo new
I I Inn and all advcrliHing accountR
cariwd up lo tlm dut of the prop
erty truDHfer art- n-tairind by Mr.
.Iii'iintH and will Ik- rollcelfd by
- him. J-It- will return to l.a Cirande
v ' at the elose. of the present lefrlsla-
A Iractor srhool. lo be held In ttve 8C88iOII iQ take rare oT detulltt
ra Grille for the. purpotie of bt- ln connection wlllt the closing of
t"tr of nuiiertai jump to inu ub a,8 d,,,
of tractora and tractor-drawn tools .
In this vicinity, and al.so to all who t
r l.H,re,led In power farming DENlMS MEASURE
present or not, was announced to
duy. . The Kchool l to bo practical In
every way and there will l some
thing of Inlerest doing all the
time. mdoubtedly. inahy have
itueHtiuiiu aliotil. tin Int'Tna-l com
biiutlon engine which Uvy would
llku to ask and here will be ans
wered ut tho school.,
According to th" Wy II. Uohnon'-'
Uamp Co.. the McCormlck-Deerlng
deulern here, Ihls i i. riirt oppbre
tuiilty to get a good stun in the
knowledge of niqiUrn . Iractors,
their operation ahd and they
are confident all who uttend will
lt amply repaid for tho time they
give.
The. school will be hold ut 0
o'clock "harp on thu "jornlog of
l-'ridny, February 20.
Iteorgunlzatlon of the drum and
bugle corps of the 'local" Ameri
can Region Post No, 4Z occurred
lust evening at n meeting of the
mrmberH of the corps, which von
third prize at the state Legion
convention last your, competing
with many veteran .corps.
Italph Wlnlora was ' elected
drum major, I'oy Williams assis
tant drum mujor, 1,yun .Larson,
ranking drummer, Lynn, tlohncn
Uamp. milking bugler, und ('hea
ter Thompson, manager. ,. : .
The corps wiP. start practice
next week slid expects Itf pro-l
euro nolo 1iitrjctors to assist
In uttulnlns; perfection. , The.. corps!
will attend the . I'rlnevHle Ore,
convention this year , und hopes
U. ttnnex high houoKSirConsldviN
Ing the fact that they v.on third
place last year when compara
tively u new corps. It looks prom
ising that they will runk much
higher this year.
KANSAS t'lTY (ly the Asmi-
Inted lrs) A fire, hliittlnv In
Hio flimsy detorntioiiN, supposed
ly f linn ilrfet'tivo wlriiiK, ile
Hlio.veil uiitoinobllos valued nt n
mlUlmi and n linir (lollnin anil
Hie A merit 'mi I loyal ivcsl(M'k
liavillon, vnhiiHl at $l.'U,000,
enrly fwlay. . ;
folm J. I rune. 0.", fireman,
tn4 liimied to lentli.
All exhibits nl Hie Kniisns t'lly
3lotor( Miow wvm deslroyetl. .
Near midnight it watchman dis
covered the flumes, und by the
'Official presentation to the clly
library of over a ihousand pictures,
copies of famous old and modertl
must era, was effeeled at an Inler
oattng anil lmpressivo program last
night ,at the library building and
announcement of the picture con
tests to be conducted during the
next year was made. Over $200 in
cash prizes will be u warded uc
corditig to incomplete prlz" lists
given out by Neighborhood dub
officials.
After' pleasing selections by the
band. Mi's. Harry Cleaver gave an
Introductory talk In which h!i
tnl.l nr tlx. til..t..i- lf,. ill. .t Inn t. Ill II
and emphasized the benefits to the;1-""- "u """" ,,utM u
community and especially lo thoUo eonriagration was beyond their
school children who will be most control. As they reached the fiereo
Interested. ' She wiis followed by,!'y building, tank after tank
Mrs. Ingle who told or her work of gasoline exploded, und the fire
with the first grado children In fighters strove In vain to make
tcuchlng them pictures and up- headway ogulnsl thu fire. They
nruclullon of beauty in the things wer unable to drag hose lines In-
thcy see. . Klmer Htoddard talked to the seething interior of the pa- ,n(f valentines touuy-lune.y
v V
I
RESCUE OF
COLLINS IS
II01DISIIT
I t n" ,
Ni-ltn Ktlles wnlti'd 7S yen in for tlio climicc to 1h! a ivgidnr
film flapper, nnd now hIic's III llollyotl idling nil tlio folks
"sim', it's nil In tho clot lies, ami acting young. '
A Girl Started It; Now
Everyone Sends Them
i Kveryone Is giving an d reeelv-
PASSES SENATE;
VOTE WAS 16-11
SALLM. Ore. (By the AfHicl
nled Tress) The I)cnnis Joint
resolution ilii-eiiiil ngnitLt in
come nnd Inheritance taxes pass
ed the Semite on nfonslclemtloii
yesterday, by n vote of Ul to II.
The resolution proposed to sub
mit lo the people a eoiisillutloii
ul aniendmeiit to prevent enact
ment of the Income mid liilieri
tnnce lawn until 111 10.
XTRA
SAI,i;M. Ore. (AP) A memorial
for the lnle frcsldent Hnnlllllt at
tin Mimnilt of Blue Motuitalns.
when- llnnlinir doth ated llic Old
Orexon Trail, I provided In house
It 1 1 1 patsed by Hie Mnale today.
The bill now gwi to tlio goviTuor.
Itosl'O.N AI')- Throd . deatlu,
ilestrui lion of bridge lul1 dams
and ili.sruptlon or rail, wire and
highway eommufili.atlon In vari
ous sci'llonM are among Uu rc
suits or floods and loo Jains of
thu lal two da;s. m .
very effectively on tho relation .(if
art .to tho cohiimunity and to civlo
betterment. - "
' MotMres Presented.
Tiien Mrs. Harry .urbrick lire.
vlllon.
Inside the htiildliif?, a teinporary mental oncu,
wooden lialcony had been erected.
Minted ones, poetic ones, and scntl-
otl which IS of the cars had been
Who started this habit ilk Ainer-
,,l:.e,..l Al n.-kline flames al- tvM 4l '" """'a Valellllne'B Day
Tn tucked tho balcony, the cars p. u day, mora than ever, of lovo, sen-
lu 1 . . . , . . .. tlme.nt und hearL itxitreHMlnn ?
I . ...i.ll. I... I II Hi. u t. iflef . M'll I. ,.n 1.1. t.t
of; ueeeptmico following wus made r M",M,,' t .1 '
tlnr latest models. H2 (rucks, H num
ber of busses, ond two ureoplunes
were ruined In the conflagration.
by A.YM. Humphrey.
An edileutionul uppreclutlon of
tb urt movi'tnent In Il Gruuiie
wus given by Mr. Jlampton In u'
talk In, which ho praised tho Idea
und told of tho good the school
children could derivn from the col
lection und urt t ruining. . A. T.
Hill talked for the "Ulty Duds" say
ing that the city officials fully ap
preciated the work done und thut
tlio library needs would uever Jju
overlooked., ;
Contests Arnuigeil.
Kxplanatlon of the vurious art
contests to be conducted und an
nouncement of tho prlxes lo be
awarded was made, by Airs. O. K.
titlverthorn who outlined thu fol
lowing contests:
Kssay contest of all 'nigh schools
In the county on one of world's
musterpieces.
1st. Uy Dr. l'hy, umount not yet
numed.
Bnd. 20, by Chamber of Com
merce.
Jilgh school memory contest,
(Continued on Fago R.)
Evangelistic Meetings
Are to Be Continued
' The evangelistic meetings ul the
('iiiistlan church, with Mr, I'elelle
preaching, have aroused such an
Interest that It bus been decided
to continue -them through next
week, A lurge men's chorus oc
cupied the platform lust evening
and a special feature was tin
panlomtnlug of "Abide wHh Me.
by IjoIs llansell. A goodly n im
ber have come forward under the
Invitation of the evungallBt. Mr.
t...i..i. ..in miMilniiii In chui-tre
S of the song service.
PUZZLE ANSWER
I E5PBLOlBlEplijQlT3
ElaPl05lnsal3EHiHbJ '
A S EBP i EJHlgDl BjE.
R F R E AjgnsjQg N Fg
ItOADS MAY MKIt(;i:.
WASIIIMiTOX (Al)-The In
terstate rommcree eommlMloii to
day aulliorlzrd tlirra railroads op
erating between Portland and Pii-
get .Sound lo twnsolldate nassen-gi-r
nnd train wrvlce in ! in-ten-sis
or ceononiy. , . i . . I
PLOT IMHCATKIt.
IICIIM.X (AP). I'lic lka An
zelgiT liHlay iublllius, from' wlint
It ileM-rlbes as hlllierto lerr re-
llalde Iliissian soiiruw," tlH- al
liin,l delalLs of seerea elatiMw In
eludl in I be Itu-so-Japanese
Irt-aly slgnil lnt month.
Aisinltnz to newspapers
luromiatlon. one Hanw protldes
Hint If llnglnnd. Amerkv
I ranee take military measures
airalust I lie limiting goternnirnt
ltusla will nnidi. China with
smi.iHHi iriMts armed liy Japan,
Tlie Ituxlan and Japanese em
baln Kuisl denials.
MOSCOW A!M. Irfm Tnrty,
recently reimncil as war minister.
lias liecn nM-visI of Ills member
ship In the iymmh'II for latrir and
d'-rense. II wns ofrbially an
iHHtnretl. and l sihsihIisI by l.
W. I'rune. new war mlilt-llT. Till"
j depii.es Tnilky of all ismnee
tkm with tlie sotk't goiernmriil.
'hut lw b. Mill a niemlsT of I lie
' is nlral isinunilti of Hi tMil
; muni"t arly.
House Clears Supply
Bills; Senate Behind
WASHINGTON (My Asuoelatod I nate Mill has to a.t on the ll- ;
I'rrssl. The liousi' chared ltscalJrht of i 'oliiniUia nnd l-irislutlej
radar nl annual auurou, lalion i .....ri..n..n i.iii. km bi..iaare'Vr:itXOIl'H MIX Tt M-Mf.
measures Friday with the ' ,nf,..t that all ul the supply
re of the Hi.')"-. mil , M-,llM.rlallna can I." rl.-ail.
the legislative intabllshinent. ,,111, In a u-ek or 1" days.
Mean-hlle the senate contln-J
led lis flBhl over the Independent I Ifi-muf-rutir leaders in th.
..rrt... 1..!.... nw.uatire and ale in formal ennrerenre d
mailed from the house the eon- not to throv any obstacle In the
f-rvnee report- on the Interior bllr way of the calling of Ih- meas
supply measure because of the: area .n the legislative proru.,l
action of the conferee, in redur-1 agr-ed upon by the Republican
. ... An . ifn ana t ' ma mrliy oui wniuim k-rr-
COOLIDGE IS
PLAYING SAFE
STATE OPENS
T
STOKES
L
Away hnelt In 1H4H. Kstlier How-
land, daughter of a stationer of
Wonrester, Mass., received a inauii-
lectured .valentine from Kugland.
It uas the first she had ever seen,
Aild It Interested her so much
Unit she decided to see If she could
maku similar valentines and find
a sale for them, Khe collected some
lace paper, some printed verses,.
and sentimental pictures, and fixed
up a few valentines.
Then she gavu them to her bro
ther who was a traveling stlesman
for her father's stationery store.
To the whole family's amuftcment
thu -brother returned, with l&uuu.
worth of orders for valentines.
Girl friends were called In and
quickly tuught thu business.
That very year u prosperous
trude was sturted, nnd we've till
been sending valentines ever since.
Official Bulletin Expects
24 Hours More Work
by Diggers
MEN IN PASSAGE
HEARD IN SHAFT
Progress Last Night Was
Slowest on Record;;
Rain. Snow and Colder;
Weather Experienced.
t'AVK CITY, KV- (By tho As
sociated Press). Men ln the na
tural pussuffQ to Hand Oave talked
to men ln Collins', rescue shaft
hlle making soundings at 11
'clock this morning-,
An official statement said H is
'estimated wo will reueh Col
lins In approximately M hours
provided no other difficulties oc
cur." - - ,
Duo to tho , "very rotten char
acter of the material encountered
progross last night was the slow
est on record." said the official
bulletin of those In. charge of tho ,
shaft. Haln, snow and colder .
cutuer was experienced during
the night, said the bulletin.
The shaft, uceording to tho
leuders, will lap -Hand Cave be-
ween Collins und u point v. hero
the cave-)n occur rod In the nut-,
ul passage. , -
ur
STORK VISITS
CHICAGO (By the Associated
Press) Mrs. Helen Klwood Htokes.
figure In the Irlal of W. K. I.
Stokes, New York mllliunulre, who
with others Is charged with con
(.piracy to defame Mrs. Htokes to
aid his divorce case, made her first
appearance in the court room hit'
Friday since the opening of pro-
ceediis two weeks ugo. The oc
casion for her itppeuruliee wus the
presentation by Assistant (State's
Attorney W. W. Kmilh of the open
ing statement fttr the prosecution.
The Jury wus completed at the
morning session. . , . . j
Mr.' Hinllli's statement SthUh
will bo continued at l - o'clock
Monduy. outlined the. course, the
evidence will follow. He pictured
the defendant, Htokes. us upproeh
ing hlcugo negroes under the as
sumed Ident It y of "t fte In wyvr
Johnson" und ImilHliiig on tlielr'ulil
in the' proeiirliitf of alleged fulst
urridavlts defaming his wife, Helen
Klwood Htokes.
"He knew all the time that tin
ONGIT
CHICAGO (By. tho Associated
i'rcsH). A daughter was born to
Mrs. Nicholas . Longvvortli at thu
hospital here today. I'hysiclans
said tho mother und daughter un
'doing well."
I' he child Is the first born of
Mr. and Mrs. longworth und is
n n addition to the grandchildren
of ex-1 'resident Theodore Kooso.
velt, Koprescntutivo longVorth
was ' itu VVsnhlngton but Is ex-
pectnd to arrive hero tomorrow,
WAHHINGTON ( Hy the AhhocI-1
uted I'ress) I'reMidenl I'oolldge is
lollouing u waiting policy toward
th" problems of a further urinu-
ilieui inniiuiiuii. p . LI. a ..
develop nts abroad carefully und Dl lll.Sn rdVUiaUIC Ml
will be prepared to uet whenever
Jia, considers u move toward a new
arms conference would be oppor
tune Thus far he bus not departed
irom his unnuunccd Intention of
(Continued on Puge fi.)
Disarmament Farley
I.ONIfON (My Assoeiab-d Press)
- Hope liy tlie British governmenl
iliat u new disarmament ronfirence
oerinlttlng Kuropeun powers to ultl le culb-d soon, preferably by
develop what tan bo accomplished he I nlted HluteN. is believed to be
toward disarmament through theicnuslng tho cabinet to dtlay Ms de-
proje:t launched lust year ut tie- clsiun regarding fresh , wurshlp
nevu under the l.engue of NUrm. eonftrurtlon.
PETE SULLIVAN,
SIM PATE GIVEN
LIFE "PEN" TERM
lil.AMAIII I'AI.liS, on. (Ily
Hie AMMMdnlcd Press) Pete Kul
Ihnu, charged with iM'hig the ur
inal slayer of OM-ar -;rif-kMn In
n mhI rtHun robtiery lien luM
iiioulli. wn i'OiiH-titl of Mrt de
grtt mitnler today.
Circuit fudge TlioiunM, or lui'k
nou itHinly, M-nteiinl both Hill
llvnn nml lni 1'ate, convicted
liisi week, to life In (tie ienlteu-tlury.
LUNGHEONSIN
NEW BUILDING
The -weekly chmnher of' com
mercn luncheon will bo held next
Tuesduy noon In the bauiiuet hall
of the Odd Fellows' building across
tho street from Ike fire station In
stead of In the room above the
Hub store.
J. O. Hn od grass will b I he chair
man for the day. One Int'Testing
feature of the meeting will h
tour of Inspection taken in u body
through (lie recently remodeled
tfulon Cp'tuuery plant. K. K. An
derson. munuger of the Union
Creamery lias arranged a numbei
of interesting things for the vlsk
tors. Among other things wilt .be
ii guessing contest with prlew for
the contestants. The litni heon will
adjourn at 12:4" in order to give
time for the visit. . ,
THItKK lAYS IS CITY JAIIi
Up
m-a-
Idedi
inr
Item for ih. Flathead rcclama-i freedom of action In opposing any
tt'm project In Montana. !
Besides these t o meaxuruf the
(Continued oo Page S )
I'obl'MIII n. Ohio Ulv the Ah
soolated Cress) Hal lonuliey.
1 H. son of Governor I onuhey,
was sentt-nerd tolay to lhre dats
In Jail for vlolutlon of the au
tomobile traffic lawt.
He pleaded guilty and was seli
leneil by a municipal Judge.
Th governor said he waited the
Judge lo treaf his son as he would
any other person and announced
that be would not pardon bitn.
MY CENTIME
rM 6q Mai CocKmn
(lod Kve nic a Valentine, mg, hmg HR'.
It's riiinc so I kuosh I'm the une who should know.
The love und the heart, in full measure, were there,
And sweetness sunounded it sweetness to spare.
A simple affair, yet it's well woilh its weight
In gold, is the Valentine, valued so great.
With love did it come and with love docs it stay,
And fully as leal as of always today.
I'm rich in this Valentine; yet, so are you.
For all have Iwen given this sweetheart type, too.
How easy to guess it; there can be no other.
Each person's real valentine simply is Mother.
'."l,yi Iglit, 1315, SKA B-rvlte, Ihi ).
When
Something
Goes Wrong
When yon go"' or crt-
h-rn from an adrr1lMT. you
hate niiiHftue iliH'ndalde to
whom ou i oti rrliini If any
thing got wrong with whal
you bate IMiuht.
'I Iihi: one rrnoii why It Miys
lo know- MittrrlNrri and mhif
liseil inirifihti and why tlirlf
lr. fan-ftil KlmpfM-rH slum rimsIi
offered by fafliller. i-Ismn
Hint genernlly IHe on long
profit and Abort iinllly.
"Obr rr Arft rrt Ulng
A Mcn-liniidbdnz NiTtlce'
Portland Markets Are
Steady; Egg Drop Halts
PMKTI.ANO. Ore. (Ity the Asso
luted Press) --Uvestocl; nominally
steady here today, llrn ulxiul
steady. Butter 4r.c. Bulterfut
Hteufly.
MliTllOlHST MI N IN CIIAItGi:
OP MMIAY VP.KPI'.H sr.KVICI
The meh of the Methodist
congregation will- have Till I
charge of the vesper service to
morrow ufternoon at & o'clock
lu thu First M"lhodbil Kpim-opul
church h-n.
The men's quartet and initio
soloists will sing and laymen
speakers uro oil the program. A
large attendance Is anticipated.
OHKGOMANN KM'IW COM.I.NK.
I'NIVl'JHHn Y OF OHKOON,
ugene, Oro. (Hpeelal). With
loyd ' Collins, the" uufoitunatn
Kentuckian entrapped . In Hand
avo, us their guide, two tnlver-
Ity of Oregon girls, Flossie Pcruo
f Clackamas and Helen Whit-'
comb of, Portland, four years ugo
vislUnJ .f?eysHi evyo, wjjlfjbj young
oninH nuu uPQofTeu on mm
father's furm. The girls were In
Kentucky In Juno, and inudu (
a trip to Mammoth Ciive. -
"Tho Collinses were plain couu- ,
y people who eurned u- living v
principally hy gullding to irlsta
through their cave' Miss Perca
said. "They seemed to, be typi
cal Kentucky mountulueers, who
seemed to have little education ;
and who hud hud little, contact
with the outside world.
"Wo had Just come out of Mum-
moth cave, und one of us? re
marked that we were disappoint-!
ed beeuuse wo hud not seen tho .
crystal formations, when a limn
stepped up and said, 'Why don't
you go see Crystul cuve " H has
more beautlfil crystals than
these'. We decided to go with
him. He was Homer Collins, thu
(Continued on Page R.)
NEGROES
THREE WHITES
(lllANIIM. TexiM. (By Ihe Asao. ,
cliitcd lrri TJirim u hife men.
werr kltlcU li.-r, io,iii.y til a whuot
Inir uffray b,.tw,ro ni'Kroru nli,i
wliltt-M, Two i:fjlul,'i tiu'H liiuo
lioi-n urn-Hlftl.
MASONS OI'I'HMIS HKRi:
ii. I. f'oHhow. Ktunil niJHtr
r III" Miwonlc loilK" BKcoin-iuiil-l
liy l II. fhi-nry. grand
wr,lury of th MaHOlw arrlvefU
li,'ri I Ills iiinrliliiK from Hiilrm
i, ml will iMiv HiIh nfltrnwn
for Knli-rprlw lo Im prrt't at
u Joint ini'HInir of lli four Wl-,
lnwa loimly Maaonlu lo'lgi a tlila
uvnlnir. ..... i
lieorgi! t'oi'lirun unit llobcrt
Kukln, iiirniliim of- tho Kran,'
IikIkk or Muhoiim Nist'ompuiili'd'
Mr. Coolio w!o, KnUnpil"'.'. , .
r
Jury Finds Jose Quiane
Not Guilty of Robbery
I ni lli. r.i-nllM r Jiiiiuary nllilll li"-i kt cnnrrrni'l racial llnr Tijvf
Jimmy Win1, a I'liliiiiiniill v rol,- j ,, Urlii. (Iin-n and H ' rri
' " " ' ,,,",,,;ii;""'r . II"' "r...-) for th d..f.-n,..
hiu,",i a, ,ri, "" " .
Joiie tjtiliini nnd Hliollirr man, hoi It
Kllll'liioa hy nationality, wore Im
plant.. d "I'd wnrtl takn Into run
ln.li- l.i- ll.- iioltri. Tilt rvl,h'n
waa pon ly clrriini.itanllal and . N. Oamblc la lo bo trlrd. chargfrt
Ijulani- only w.i h,-Hl lor trlul. with tha minder of Wllllnin WlK-
I (Jul;, ii,- wiiii til' d el,Tday In Ihr 'Kl,worth of I'nlon. Th" Irani
i ln iill I'oiirt hrforc JuiIk' Knowlea , Jury reliirniMl an IndtHmmt aKaliw
horK-d with robbery while arm j Humble neveral week. ao. H
r,t Willi u "lanK'TOua woMpoll. After uppeiired heinio JudKi1 Knowle
on hour nnd 2" minute of earnest ' Inst wi-ek for a preliminary heai -deliberation
hv the jury lie w' a-- ; ln and plead nol uullty thrih
llilttrd. thin rrovlnn affertiially hi" attorney., NlrhoK Halloe an
j for once at least that where Ju j Donald ot baker.-
With the roiieluidui) of fill
Oulane eaae yeiierday eoiirt wat
dlwontlniird iiillll next Tnesda"
I'eliruary 17 al o"rloik when H.
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