EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPERS-EIGHT PAQES TODAY,
THE WEATHER
PORTLAND (A.P). Ore
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CITY
EDITION
LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1925.
VOLUME XXIII.
MKMUKIt ASSOCIATKU I'llUSS
MKMBBIl ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 115.
WOMIEVS Ranrl
SIM
CASE DM
Gamble's Fate to Be in
Hands of Jury Today
Is Belief
ACTION EXPECTED
THIS AFTERNOON
Murder Trial, Which Was
. Started in the Circuit
Court Tuesday, Takes
Up Four Days' Time.
The ntlorucys in 111" Humble
rase brought their arguments tn
an i-ml al -:" o'clock this after
noon, thidgo Kmmlcs made
ready lo instruct tliu Jury beloi-c
lliey lake llio ca.se.
Lfrc".- IjHOOVER IS
Concert Out
Mrs. A. L. Richardson,
Soprano, Is Featured;
Many Difficult Num
bers Promised.
The announcement by Idrcclor
I.oney. of the profit-am to be civ
en by the Lit (Jrnnde Munirlp.il
nanu ai me ju uttmi iiiei,-i j
uay uuernnon m uuuth, ,n -serils
uu urray of musical num
bers that arc varied und Inter
esting. In addition to the feature num
ber by Mrs. A. I Illchnrdson, so.
prnno, niuny fine nuinbers n-t
heard bcreloforc In Im Grande
will be represented.
A descriptive number. " A Sum
mer Kvenins in the Alps" is one
of the finest compositions pub
lished Tor concert bands. - It lias
recently been fculurcd by Sousa's
and Kryl's bands on their pro
grains.
Difficult Number.
The llmiearhin ' l'"anUisic" is
perhaps the moat difficult num
her on tlie program and will show
to Rood advantage the ever-increasing
Improvement of the lo
cal band.
The concert is free to the pub
lic, the theater being donated for
the occasion by Meyers und Koril.
und the band chairs loaned by
Hnodgrass and Zimmerman. An
exceedingly largo crowd is ex
pected.
it;rrniii.
Following Is tho complete pro
gram:
March, "The ltlfle Itegliiient"
! Sousit
"Hungarian Kantnsle"
Moses- I obaul
..... India
With .the tesllmuny concluded
just before adjournment ycslerduy
uftcrllooli the uHorncyH' urgumenls
on the II. N. tlainble murdor trial
were started at the court house
this morning.
I-. S. Ivanhoe. deputy prosecut
ing attorney opened tho argument
fur the stale und lilulne Mullock
retaliated for the defendant.
The opening -arguments by tlie
prosecution were based principal-.. . up..,.nade-'
on the circunistunc.es surround- Elections from
Time"
Hchubci',1, llerte, Itoniberg
Haelo" Ardlli
.Mrs. A. I.. Itlchardson
Ami Tlmis Vnlcieiuar lilils fair to
liecoine a luiuccwi In Hollywood,
too. . rriilccas of lieauly tills
time. She once- was B real princ
ess lit I Insula, und r.ic, wife of
I'rbiec Valileimiil Vulonsliy. She,
wants Kt rule tlie world of
beauty in 1025.
UPHELD R
Carey, of Coolidge's Ag
ricultural Commission,
Cleans Slate
SAYS SECRETARY
ninv'T nrn i v a te1"
No Cabinet Members Has
Had the "Slightest In-
fluence'" in Work Car
ey Claims.
WASH I NGTON (By t hi- Ahso-
cuueu itcssj. cnalrmun far
of President f?oolidgc's ugrleul-
tural conference, denied- tuduy ho
fore the senate ugricilture . com
mit tee that the con ft-rent report
hud been "dominated" by Heere
tury Herbert Hoover.
Curey said that no cabinet mem
ber had the "slightest influence"
on the drafting of tho report und
that tho organization making the
churls declined to be ropreHenled
before tho coimnluuion.
Conference
Held Likely
Next Summer
English Ready to Back
Up Americans in Any
Plans to Establish Per
manent Peace.
LONDON (By the A.ssocluted
Press) Another step town id
bringing about u? new limitation
of urius eoulereiiee In Washing
ton devetoped today when it was
announced in diplomatic circles
that the attitude of the llriflsh
government was at all times to
buck up any move by the t'nited
Htules to establish International I
peucu on a firmer basis.
Jt Is considered thai the confer
ence plans urn .now well nlong In
tho preliminary stuges und that
the conference will likely be culled
for during the coming summer.
COAST GIVES
"ItlttXKfllll
lug the crime. Mr. Ivanhoe called ,
the attention of the Jury to the
met that Wlgglesworth und Gum-1,
l.-lc had been together, by (Jumble's
ileserlptive. "A Hummer Kee
ning in Ihe Alps" Kllng
The fall of the Khcphcrds:
RFfl RRnSS T
! nuirTinM wm PIWR qr.Hnni
I UI1UIIUI1 ilLIIL i uiilii uuiiuul
At u meeting yesterday of the
The Slor:
own udmisdon. up until a short
time before Ihe shooting occurred.
Actions S11M I'linntural.
lie characterized Gamble's uc
II. ins alter he had been informed
I hut his beslXriend hud burn iiiur- s ( n ,:rlure. i.'KckI."
dereii us wholly linnatiirul. Jloi
lold tlie July Ihut (.ambles r"l"-TWpn(v.Ccven M()UntC(l
lly knew what had occurred by .lwt"lJ ,V i
reason of the fact that Mrs. Oum- LIk UOat LaSl JNlglll
ble und the two girls arose from t '
i ... 11... I...yi. r itet
I LI,. Kn of Ihe accused. He One of the largest lilrnutltHjrass for the state of Oregon, was
niicpners . . i ....,,.,. i,..,i ,Tns coiiimiltee for
Hong of Joy. i,.p ,.re and thul
.I.ejilii'T nijuilar nieetlng' would WTielil
at the county court house I hurs
duy. March f. Mr. It. V. Ijindis Is
chairman, of tlie committee...
Miss Nell Holslnger, field repre-
resentallve of the American lied
.. SALAIIY IIAISK AI'I'ltOVKI). ..
WASHINO'J'ON (By the Asso
ciated Press). The house today
upproved tho proposal to Increase
the salaries or members of con
gress. Tills has already been
passed by the senate. '
WORLD STARS
cat shooting alibi ' wliieh eve,- ultended an Initial Ion
ridiculed the
which the defense attempted to es
tablish and called upon the Jury
to protect society from the orfense
(Continued on Pase !)
RECORD CROWD
HEARD SERMON
in the local lodge of the B. I'. O
I-:, was present last evening lo
assist in the Initiation of 27 new
lilembers Intu tlie order.
Visiting orrlcers of the Pendle
ton lodge pe'-rormed the Initia
tory services. The Pendleton und
Baker lodges were both well rep
resented at the meeting lust eve
ning. following the exercises un ex
cellent feed was served in the
bampiet hull. .
Sllverton Hrhc ('locri.
HILVIOKTON, Ore. The
According to O. W. Jones, pas
tor of the Christian church, the
uudieuee ussembled at the church
last night was probably ihe larg
est week night gathering at the
church during his pastorate. A
feature of Ihe evening was u bap
tismal service.
Mr. 1'elelle bud for his sermon
subject, "The Church In tint Ark."
"The urk which Nouli built under
the command of Clod," he said. "Is
Ividial of Ihe church of Christ."
He th"ii showed the various feo-
Ittrt.a r Ihe ll rk UK tlll'V BCt forth
things of the church. In cloning
be bald "After Nouh. bis fumlly
und the unlmuls were In the urk.
(iod "hut the door. Those who
were out perished In the flood. So
shall those who are out of the
church or the living tlod perish in
Ihe mud maelstrom of sin und
death."
In the meeting tonight, which
is the closing service of Ihe meet
ings. Ihe evangelist will dfseiiss
the iiu-sliou. What Must I lo In
be lst." The men's quartet will
ting.
Ited
Cross membership drive, which wus
In charge of Ihe American Legion
auxiliary at Kllverlnn this yi-ftr. has
been completed. The committee In
churge, composed of Mrs. Clulre
Jurvls und .Mrs. A. J. Titus, report
ed a total of $152. "I.
PUZZLE ANSWER
iT78.u.H,li,iHil;
here for the meeting yesterday und
expressed her regret at the luck ot
interest In Ihe Ited cross cnanier
here. . According I o Miss Holslnger
"the American Ited Cross Is the
only all Inclusive humuultariati
agency to which a disabled man
may go with Ills problems anu re
ceive Impartial treatment und con
sideration." and In her estimation
It should be retained. Kh does
not believe in the organization
giving discriminate reller and finds
that it Is In this wuy that a great
many chapters start down hill. The
money used by Ihe organization Is
entrusted to It by tho nubile and
the public In turn expects value re
ceived.
The Ited Cross chapter III La
Urande has not been uctlve for the
past year. Wlien Mrs. Catllil. local
lied Cross worker, left tho city for
Tacoma. Washington, the spirit
died out und the annual roll cull
has not yet been taken for this
vear. Heveral members paid their
dollar yesterday and renewed their i
momburship In order lhat the chap
ter may be retained. It being one
(Continued on Pago 6.)
IS HELD HERE
Willi n iiunihfi' of L'nion county
furim-m In ut tendance tin- Interna
tional Harvt'Btnr company tract oi
ucliool opened tuduy In the. build
ing of tho W. H. HohiH'iiUuinp com
pany, local repri'MfntulivcH of the
International people. -.
The ucliool In entirely education
al In Hit Hcope und In for the pur
pose of Humiliating nterenl In pow
er farm equipment und lo aaKlst
th ovnrs of hucIi oiiiipmenl to
get the fjreateat ponnIMn efficiency
from it.
SiKt'lalbtH 1 1 civ.
The La (Jramle ttchool which la
the J3th put on tlilH year by the
International company, In in churge
of a group of HpeckiliHtn on farm
wiulpment. The poraonne) inctudcH,
V. H. furpenter In churce of Ihe
;ia Grundn territory; A. Jl. Miiuon,
tractor service engineer; H. If.
Miclioclt, plow expert; (ieorge Nea-
bit, factory expert iiiechanlc. Mr.
Mason Ih chief lecturer on tractor
and power funning. George llor
wltt In churge of udvcrtlHltiK und
publicity Is also u member of the
party.
The program for the day IncludcB
lecturew on tho varlouH itrtlcles oi
equipment, a -motion picture nliow-
HAN I'liANCIKCO. Cal. ( NlA
Xpelal) Look to the weut, If you
enk new operatic Htars.
Lawrenee. Tlbbell went rrom
ruurornlu to win fume In New
York, ami after yeuru or vIhcImhI
tilde. gHve a rendition of "Kord" In
the Metropolitan Opera compuuy'u
"KalHlarr." HIb baritone voice cre
ated the great et miiHation scored
in many a year.
Another Californlan Mitw Cora
Oallagher of Hun I'ranclBco wont
still rait her from home In Be arch
of operatic fume. And at hint. In
(he thin role of "Marion lllHcnult"
Ncored, Niich u uuccemt In , Naples
that even Italy, jealoiiH or ItH own
operatic Blata, liaa given, her un-
Htinted praise.
She Is u remarkable nlnglng uc-
treBH. worthy of the greatest con-
Hlderatlon," dec'uren aim NapU-B
crlt tc. ' 'era .'or;IH ( her atage
niuoWr'-tiM hough u Htrnngert,- pou
&PHHCH u fine urtiHth: Hentlmettt, be
sides a very clear diction, und re
ceived un enthUBlaatlc welcome,"
HayH another.
I'lbbetlH gained fame eveh It) up-
peara nee wit h I he greut Antonio
Scottl only urter yearH of Hlruggle
lor support of his wife us well us
for mimical training.
Mtri:i GalluKher trod Ihe huiiio
hard path, first with the late I'rof.
Hllani here, und later In New
York with Mine, Kembrlch. Then
came the year of unremitting strug
gle hi Ituly. And. like Tibbetts
success overnight In difficult roles.
Westerners Win Honors I P F ( JQ
f TT VETO IIEW
f I FISH BILL
ik vv ll Bangs Fist on Table and
&fu - O-VV' 'I Says "I'll Veto That" .
i' w- 1
Cora Cot el U (tialliiKhcr) ami Lawrence Tlblictt, wcHHiiicifs,
botli of whom liuvo Imh'II mt'laliawt In wqrld iuilsIcuI (uivrH,
Art Treasures, Worth
$500,000, Are Stolen
NEW MEASURE IN
COMPROMISE FORM
Governor Vetoes the Bill
Placing Employment of
Traffic Officers in Sec
retary's Hands.'
SAI,i:.M, Ore. (lly tlie Associ
ated 1'ivms) The senate oviTotlo .
tin; govcrnur's veto ot llio bill
placing the state's traffic lie
paitnient under tliu secretary of
state, fi to 8,
MURDERER DIES
BEFORE FIRING
SQUAD TODAY
KAI.T 1.AKK (Hy I 111 Associated
Press) Henry ('. Melt, atlas
(leoi-Rc Allen, was executed liy a
fliiiiu siinad at the state prison
today for the murder of I'ollco
Herp-ant N. I'. I'li rce November
7, mz.
Thicvea Made Rich Maul
in Hollywood But Left
. .Many Valuable
Articles.,'
XTRA
llOJaYWOOI (By tho AmhocI
uted I're.HH) ItenalHaance, paint
ings and other url treasures, valued
at nearly hull a million dollurs,
inlHHing from the home here or
Marlln , Weinseheck, are being
nought by the police loduy. - Weln
Hchneck discovered the loss when
he returned homo axt night.
Thieves uluo obtained old Iucps
valued at 1 1 2,000, lie told the
police, but left unmoleHted, pieces
as vuluuble hh the collection of urt
IreaHure.i they took.
two roi NO (iiurv.
ATliAM'A, (in. (AD. A.
HALKM, Oro. (Hy the Associated
Press) i An umondod fish com
mission bill, naming V. P. Ken-
dull, incumbeni, of Portland; Wal
ter Uukon, Incumbent, Astoria; und
U L. Crocker, Uoaeburg, us mem
bo rs of the com mission, was re
turned to the house today by tho
Judiciary commit too, following tho
tilt In the house yesturduy over the
bill which alms to take uppointivo
power from the governor.
Tho umundmunt would take the ,
appointive' power from the gov
ernor on this occasion but would,
restore it to him later.
IMerco Hostile to Hill.
When told of tho amendment
this morning, Governor IMercn
bunged tho tablo wllh his fiut and
declared that he would veto it.
Til veto that Just like I'll veto
any other meuaure thut seeks to
Uko uwuy from the governors or
flce uny Invosted uppolntive pow
er," the governor mUd.
1 ruffle mil Wtutxi.
Governor Pierce toduy vetoed the ..
bHlplifc'Inir wiiiproymut S iraf- "
fic officers in th secretary ot
state's hunds. The governor in hl ,
veto mossugu sulU therti .was no
necessity for the bill, declaring ,
the highway department han the
right under the existing law 1o
mploy us many truffle of fleers-us
Snilnbi. uninlen of the Atlanta
feleial M-nlttflit lar.v. and Lawirurc j It deems necessury. He said, the
Pictures To Be Loaned
From Library Next Week
WOOL GROWERS
OUTLINE WORK
ing equipment In operation und
demonstration's by the specialists.
The muln exhibit of the school Is
a purtlally dismantled tractor
which wus brought here especially
lor the occusion.
iJlnner was served the visiting
lurmers at noon by 'the. W. It. Moh
nenkump company.
PREMIER MARX,
CABINET RESIGN
following; vote
Actual circulation, lollonin? a
:iethod identical nlth that no In
use relative to books. o( pictures
lll In-eln at tin' city lllirary uImhii
the (Irsl of net eek. aeeordlnir
lo nnnoum-ciiicnla ly Miss Muhel
ioty. librarian.
At (tn-sent Miss loty and her as
tisttints are Imsy this week eataloK-
winff and preparing the cophs o(
niasl'Tpleei'S. ti'ilh past snl pres
ent, (or circulation In Im C.randi-.
and they hole, to have a lare niim
Imt ready lor use within a (w
days. '
All of Ihe great masterpieces are
found unions the pictures present
ed lo the lllirary Kist Krlday nlKht
by Ihe NeiRhborhoud club the
leatiire of Art Week observances
here.
When fully prepared, they may
be borrowed from the library for
period of two weeks
The circulation of the picture Injed lntere.1 In the movement.
According to word received from
Muc Moke. ne-reiiiry of the Ore
gon Woolgrowers association the
following projects will constitute
the woolgrowers' program of work
for lltilt'i:
1. lofp;'rjle with Nullonul i
Woolgrowern uruMiebiilon und with
other Ntae woolgrowers usswia-
tlons, to secure piisstige of nutlon
al legiKlatlon beiieftial to sheep
and wonl growing IndiiHtry. vix:
u) The Phlpps gr.ialng bill. ;
fb) InrreuHed appropriation for,
predutory unlnuil control.
ID Maintain protertive tarlfr.
('! ippoH f;ro)ing 1'rng und
Khnrt haul bill.
(e Le(ijut ion Improving mHi
od of financing.
I. Support the Nttiomil Wool
Krow'Tn bmk l.illon by pleiining I
f-nt pr head (dt sheep und larntt
u f nletiire will ll f-r I !25. and coop- rat I v.. wllh
li K It UN (Hy th'' AsHOtlaled
pri-ns) The prusman cabinet,
hemled by Premier Murx. resigned
today ufter falling to obtain u vote
of confidence In the diet,
i r
this community v. Ill undoubtedly
Im- a marked np.vurd step toward
uppreeiiitton. by ihe wIkwiI chil
dren and th- p'ople of the Hy in
K'nenil. or url. I tlrHieb' has al
ways held a hliih place In Mreirnn
tircles In this eonneition and with
the Idea ndvance-1 ty Mrs. K. P.
Mossman now a nallly. even mon-
pr tlt;e Is a.wierd
tin lb" l"u
tH found rea-lin matl-r. lelllng thej
Htory f tl" Pb ture Uwlf In a '!
lhat whether they Ih- highly
the Natlnnnl Woo'growera uK'iu-
(ontlnuefl on Page ft.)
trained or not. may grasp the s i-;
Mi r.-atur.s concerning the work. .Scnalc otcs Increase
Notes Hardin the rtiirt fmm jp X.CasUrCr'8 SalaTV
nhMH trt!!i th- pbture orlirlniited.
t.re n Iro attached to the back of. '
the pbtur. SALKM. (re. My ihe Awoeiuted
When the clrciitHtion siart". It Is prejw The --nate late yet rday
d thst the demani mr iVHfm..,i enuto bill 11. ruling tn
i III be gr-it. us the com- salary of the Wallowa county
munlty in general has shown mark- treasurer from $1000 to $!VJ0 per
Hntleipat
pictures
year.
FMMfNSUS
5001 fl LOSS
Itlehl, were, convicted hy Jiu-y lo-
day on clmrKcs tr ciinspliwy lo
accept bribes from weallby In
niatcH uf tlie iiclillentlnry. Ii. J.
I'letcliei', dcinly nnrdt'ib nits nc-ipiltted.
Cl.l;Vl;I.AM AI'). Four- I"
illc.lnieiils I'lmiKliiK !. V. yitlaivl
II, iiiciiiiliieiil Cleveland attorney.
Meliola saliiM, ami lllimo llitsso,
with nin-nlrac) In ilefriiuil (lie
frnveilimeiit ami .Clevtdaiid hnuks
In what As-Hlslanl I'lilli'il States
llisleict Alliirui'y l-'.vaus calls
"half million war siixIiikx Kliunp
l-d'lllterfeltlllir plol," were
tilriieil by Ihe fcdernl Itranil Jury
today.
secretary of statu la recording and
itsslstliiK Ihe offlco and la not an
Keculiva of the offlco, and should
not bo charged wllh enforcing, tho
law.
Kcnato l'assew lllll.
Tho senate bill which would In-
KING GEORGE IS
SLIGHTLY BETTER;
SPENT HAD MGTiT
I. ON ll'IN (Hy the Assuelaled
r,, a bulletin Issued loday
said:
In Mplle of n solliewlut rest
less nlKht. Klmr (1'orge Is making
slow procreHS."
The king apparently suffered a
. ....... i ... .1.1,1.1 .l.irlnt, I
" " T' " Into light
I lie niKIII. I ii I i in. " ........
was called lo the palace today.
Men's Glub Discusses
Andrew Dixon While
The
News In
A Paper
Ihe II (Ml- tltnl "p '.! in the
new iduiiiii ilo mil 4fHill-tnli-
nil of the mailable mullcr
fr n l-Mic.
Ileailrr iiMtHratlMi nil It a
newt lAtr U o- nilnl to prtip
rr f"0erlng tt m new rield.
Tlie niw of 1 .ramie an.)
1 nion cotitily lit be bml In
'I lie Observer iimttlliili ti
MTtkv that ramnH In dnpll
ifUft. timinnl Iniprtu eineut
b. mhiIiI alwa.
"ObMTtrr Adirrflslng
A Merc ha ml King Tk-ef
The Mens club of the Presby
terian church met Inst evening at
the home of J. A. Tedford. The
piincipnl spetiker of thy evening
whs Itobert Kakln who gave a very
I interentlng bilk on Ihe lire or
Andrew- Idxoii Whlti.
Andrrw Idxon While wus h noted
Ainericun educator and diplomat,
lb- was personiilly acquainted with
tour ItiiKMlfii czars and nine Anier-
;mi preHldenis. Mr. Kakln told
In- id"iitH of his life In an ii n iimuii I -
lv intereMllng manner. j
errentimelH Were Herved by
Mrs. TVdfnnl during the course of:
Hi" meeting. The next meeting i
Will Im- held in two weeks. ItH
KNTKllPllISK, Ore. (Hperlal lo
the Observer). The farm census,
compiled under direction or the
federal government, the first, or
the yer, tellH a stnrtllng story to
Wallowa county. II shows 1 tin t
the count y had I I m'i fanners in
I!i2' and Juiri only !'hl In I !'jr.
a deerease of - 'x or n-arly I!'
per cept . ucc ordiiifr I o It .local
newspaper.'
l'or the putpoae of Ihe enum
eration the cou nl y was divld d
precincts, eucli of
which embraced iwvei al
precincts. The show Ing for the
two yearn In the clchl preclnctH,
follows:
Precinct I : -r.
Hutte, I m u a h a , Pin
I 'reek Pit I s It ii r g,
Kwnmp fieeli,
wait M7
divide, (i. K. Oith-h.
Park, Prairie rreek . l'i;i
KnterprlKe I, 2. A. 4, U I'.Ti
KvoilH, Leap, LoHtlne... UM
)' I o r ii. 'I.o'd Prairie i
Mud I'reitk, Punidise IJH
O r o ii s e. J'owwutka,
Promise l"ti
Jtmeph 1. J. 'A, 4 7.1
Hm It It Mohlllaiu. Wal
lowa i. :;, 4 .... I P
KAMi.M, Ore. AP. Tin; nnv
(lit Ion of Mr, liny, wlule I re as
nii'i'H wife, who Iiiim been crlUr
ally 111 for hwiiiI iluys, Ih lm
proved I winy.
(!aitlcmciv See Meat
Shurlaffc for America
NklW VOIlK (Lly 'he A:wiclated
PreKio The American family's
"'.'-hone uteiik" nd "prime roasl
beef au Jus" will be both ncarce
and dear by next. September,
delegation of cattle raisers und dlrl
elton' from mid-western states
lold wail'Hireei iiiikmi-m-ih mi
luncheon Thiirsdny.
ii'ii the btttcher would b" forced to
tlt oil the Screws necaur.e oi neniH
dispersed during Ihe ruinous post
war slump.
The national meat nhorttige, the
visitors agreed threatens lo be
137
H4
(Continued un page B.)
I
WAST
i i.
NOTES TO END
NKW YOIIK (Uy the Associated
Press) Mrs. Bud long, wlfo of tho
oil iuagnnto toduy found herself
holding an empty fort In her hus
band's npartment.
Hudloiig, taking the offensive.
last night sent moving men who
stripped the apartment of every,
stick of furniture. Including the.
room occupied by Mrs. Uudlong.
Tlie movers crashed the door to
her room to obtuln the furniture.
Presumably she will have to dis
continue dropping t( the street
notes on paper pads planed to her
hiisbund's silk shirts, which meth
od or communication has become
known1 us "shirt wulst" In tha
neighborhood.
lit Mj PI PS AHHIVK
Tho Phyiuere kennels at Hot.
Iake ure In Imminent danger of
becoming overcrowded, for the
number of occj punts ts Increas
ing rapidly of late. Yesterday
six peiidlgreed Boston bull pups
ome so acute by fall thai II may an iveu, utiu my iuubiur
...ipiihI Nmih Aimtrtiji .its iiosltton in deal of excitement among the
world markets us a meat producer. I older res
csldcnts of the kennels.
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Can't Classify Coolidge;
Polilics Checked Stone
Total , . 'J't
Kvery precinct tiows a Iouji, but
one, rum prising (tromn
place to be announee later.
Childless Marriage
i kit and I'rinnlHM, w ble
(lly Mail) II. Ilnill)
WAKIIINOTllN (NLA siiielal)-
I'nnoal- r.s who lit" lo divide lo illklni;
Kiilni'l ,-i, proelse ,'lnNsirii'aliiins. lndes-
i three. Mom,' permum ( iinill.il I' ti ( ;,, ,( , atalucliiK llp in nccordlliK ,. or (wlee since becomlnit
I this district say it had Its shrlnl; ' K,. un,i s. have not yet
Dill Is Withdrawn,
(Oontlnnrn ,,n I'ntte ft.)
h . i'li alii" lo tie a t"K on Cal I'ool
j tine of the unsolved factors In
..Ills ,llesi lor n i ooieise vuiiin
. rl'irnnen ll lloan (IU'
I.IM'll.N, Nell (lly tin' Associ-....... .Nation bus been the suit of enter-
sled I'ress) Ih- celebrated I fclifin Ad lIUl) S 'llCaU'tm. m (he president reacts to
l-liilo bill" Introdnnd by Itepre. ;.mt fnilv
seritall.e Hubert K. Mile und i .r,..l,l,.t llar.llnir liked Kolf nd
..lection to lend the KlKln Ad club If. d-tecllve slorf. and -vande-tbroiKTh
l:.2r, as pr.sld. nt. nther vine, lint .e.ll.tKc--.
whieh would provide for unullment
i of all marriages In tane where no
'children were born within threo
inari atnr tn or rin re him tieen with-
ture. I Hug. sccrctary-treajurer.
Iliors-butk riding. lie takes a da-
ion of the uppearanco
lliakeaperian rluaslc
by wulh. bttt that la a mntter of
routine health Insurance, not pleasure.
He has unly attended the theater
president; then only on Ihe oce-is-
heru of a
Then came the openlnir of tha
new Washington Auditorium, vitli
I'hulllnpln pluylni; the lievll In
"fausl" wllh thu Wttshlngton
OlM-rft tlo.
I'oolldKe mil only tent. bir
iiroke all presidential preeeib'nn
by announcing In advunco tint he
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