La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 18, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY . THE WEATHE3 PORTLAND (AP) Ore gon: Fair In the east, cloudy on the coat tonight Un ettled. rata in the west Thursday. CI TY EDITION VOLUME XXIII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1925. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 137 LA UK'S LAND OFFICE ABOLISHED W.J. Townley Will Market Shorthorns Pioneer Stock Farm to Be. Broken Up and Show Animals Will Be Sold. With the announcement this week thut W. J. Townley, whose farm 1h near Hot Luke, will sell hits herd of purebred Shorthorns, one of the. ttneHt In the iut will be broken up. It Ik anticipated thut Mr. Townley will have little dlffl cully In market Ing the cattle, ui his animals not only have a state- w i iTivip TUTOr reputation uui one inui en LiALlVliNU Jiriivl compasses the entire west. Shorthorns, bred at the Townley ranch, have done much to build up many other purebred herds In Ore gon und nearby states, besides be ine consistent winners at livestock shows. . Mr. Townley in tin annual hlbitor at Ihe Pacific International Livestock Kxposltlon, held at Port land, and at the Union Livestock .Show at I'nlon.and always brines back his share of the trophies. He jiIso has exhibited with success at livestock shows at Spokane. Itoisc, and other western cities. 'J5 Years In Kxlsleiicv. The townley ranch has been Coolidge Signed Order Yesterday, According . to News Dispatches OFFICIAL WORD J..H. Peare, Land -Officer in Charge Here, Reports No Notif ica- . tion to Date. WASHINGTON' !ly Im- Ah-mm-IuIciI Press) Anionic the. liHal Innil offices alKiiUhc.1 by the president's order were lux ; run ilc and Hums, Ore. . ' According to reports - received here President Conlldge yesterday ..I l .... ..,.-..,.,,11.-.. nnlor tilmllKll. !'.lfe ? '?.C"L'!1' . , "B tury. .,n.l during that time ha. the l.u CH-nnde and uurmi omcca. The new. dlaputellen tulcd llmt the order la effective April 30 und (hill II brings to 39 the number or Mich office, discontinued In the lust two months.. No Orficlnl Word. J. II. l'eure. In charge of the government luml orilcc nere, re ported to the Evening Observer when notified of the dlsjinlches, thut ln-shiid .r. , ... no. of. rk'liil .tuleinent concerning Hie or der iillhoiiirli he stutcd thul he hud heard something uhotit such u move being conli'in plated. . . During the winter month a. move wis on foot In Washington to abolish u number of hind offices. (Continued on race R. grown sieudlly until he now has more than lull head of purebred Shorthorns. In addition, he hus 300 or 400 head of other cattle. 1 SHEPHERD HI FLING INDICTED County Grand Jury Re turns True Bui Against "Germ" Student. . "DOCTOR" CHARGED WITH CRIME ALSO Indictment Accused Two of Innoculating McClin tock with Typhoid Ba cilli. , . Two Sets of Twins ,( t-.w DA. G. DINNER WIIIRfHFin II I LU Ub llafc. SEATS FOR PLAY ON SALE EARLY TOMORROW MORN The tenerv-'d seat sub for the Senior J y, '- 'titeen which is to be .-nted ; ( Itie high school. Kriduy und Suturiluy of this week will start nt eight o'clock lomor- iov morning. At thai hour the board will be pVaci-d In the Obis-. Iiriigs anu rewrvaiioiis iney made for either Friday or Hutur day. ' Klnul rehearsals on Ihe plH" are being held lodiiy and tomorrow. .ViTOrUlnir "to Mlns llenm-tt. "In structor. Ihe current castqls one or Ihe euslest lo coach thai .lie hli" worked wllh in some lime. Tie various characters were -cast with a good deal of cure and so have the added advantage of being ad apted by nature lo their roles. CIIICA(H) (IJy the Associated Press) William !.' Shepherd- and t'hurles '.('. Kalman were charged with the murdi'r of Wllllum Mc-c'linlCK-k. Mlivphard's foster son, In indictment returned today by the coip..y grand Jury. The indictment charged they In oculated McL'llntock with typhoid bacilli und that poison in tho form of aconlllue. prusslo acid und luur- plilne were also udmlnlsttin-d. When arraigned on Indictment, .Shepherd was turned over to the sheriff to be placed in Jail. A writ of habaea corpus, obtained prior to Ihe indictment, was 'dismissed bi dder I-ustice Hopkins when Shep herd was taken before him. Court was set for 10 o'clock. Saturday for Shepherd to inuke his plea. Government Rested Its Case Late" Yesterday -in Lease Trial SAYS CONSPIRACY HAS BEEN PROVED Albert B. Fall, Defendant, . and Former Cabinet , Officer, Not Called as Witness. . cm-'.VKNM-: (AP Press Time Flash) leadliur 'the defense, in to action In the legal battle or 'I -pot Dome. Martin W. Littleton, lioteil Now York attorney. cli--HS-ci "gratitude" of the Harry I'. Sin clair interests today at being; in t'.ie unlet atmosphere of the fed eral court alter linvlng been liilnl etl tlirougli senntorinl Jungle, and IMirsiied ncross the liiii-iilitir plains of prcsidcnlia nlllics. He ad dressed bis remarks to Indue Ken nedy, presiding at the case In which the goternmeiil seeks annul ment of the Tt-aiMtt Dome oil leases lo the Sinclair Interests. s m 3 ARRESTED BECAUSE OF .HUE BLAST : tho years ago, when Colonel II. It. Spcmvr of Algeria, la., was 70 cn of aife, be luarrk-d for the second time. A year later bis wife presented him with twin boys. Two years later, twin boys arrived for the second time. The enllro ftimlly Is shown In Hie picture, (ho oldest twill. 'now being five years of age- ' ' , t'HR'A'HJ (By Ihe Associated Press) True bill" charging mur der were reported lo have been voted lute Tuesday In (he grand judy Investigation of rich young William Nelsun Mcl'ltntock'a death lust Iiecember 4. from typhoid fe ver. Previously Itobert K. Crowe, state's attorney, hud announced the grand lurv wonld be kept. In rscs-s'ioh until Wllllum li.'mu-ulicrd. (fVintintid on pagn R .. The rampulgn for the Memorlul Union building, ut H. A. C will lie-opt-ni-d In Union county, wllh a buuipict to lie held tile evening of April II. nl li Grande. All O. A. ('. gruduuns, former students and friends will be Invited to utleml Ihe evening uncling, lit which time prominent speakers, includ ing B: K. Irvine or Ihe hourd of regenls. und l;d. Allworth. a dis tinguished graduate of the class of ISKi,. will be on Ihe program. The plana provide lor Hie ap pointment of tenuis, who will so licit on Ihe duy following Ihe ban iiuet. the 7lh of April, und It is In tended tbut Ihe campaign will be finished on thut day If possible. There will be no solicitation ut Ihe evening progrum- HITMAN'S SPRING t OPENING WILL BE HELD ON FRIDAY With Ihe oomph-lion of interior und cMerlor redecorating Pulinun's ladles- Itcudy-to-Wcar und .Mil linery will hold u Spring opening ut their store I'rlduy afternoon from until f, o'clock. Fash- Ion's luteal thing 111 coats, frocks, siilla und millinery will be shown on living models. Arrungements huve been niadi and sneebil music will be a feu' lure or the afternoon. The pub- no is invncu. nccoroiog iu nouncemcnt loduy. Drumsmilh Fined $150 By City Judge Slater Idiwrenee. Druinsinllh. found guilty of driving while Intoxicated, was rlned $160 (Ills morning in the municipal by Judge J. I. Slat-r. Druiiismltli Is In Jull pending pay ment of the flue or filing of bonds for an uppeul. Snow 10 Inches Deep At Top 0 Mountains Ten Indies of loose snow Is re nnrled III Ihe toll of tile LiUC mountains, according to announce ments bv tlm slute highway d' part iiicnt offices lu re. Altliougli this snow Is very wet. and Is melting fast. It makes tliu road very sloppy at present. CEHYHNNK. Wyo. (By Ihe As sociated Press) The government late Tucsdny rejited lis case in the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve BLAST TRAPS MEN N II E KA1HMONT, W. Va. (Hy the Assoulatcd Press) Korly or 50 men were reported entombed In lease annulment suit wllh the niinfi mine no. 7 or. urn ueinie- contention that it had proved tlie(heni Mine corporation, following; existence or a conspiracy neiween ,an explosion "i mo noun, muuv former secretary or ihe Interior .o'clock Tuesday night. . One fan in Albert II. Kali and Hurry l- Sin- 'the workings was reported run- clalr. lessee of the big oil field. nlng. Itefusal of M. T. I'iverliart. I'll-I Investigation, sturted by Sheriff eblo. Colo., rancher-banker und ! John l. Ulgglns of Marion county son-in-law of Kail, lo testify Tues-and dipt, llobart Ilrown, coin day, caused the government to mulidiiig Ihu stale police, have de rest without culling the former ; velopcd. those ofrtcials say, that cabinet oflli'lul to Ihu slund. ac-.two explosions took place sliiiul- BLACKS' STAGE T CARD ON GH T A program. whK'li irroiiiitfS to b u lunch from start to finish. will he Klvn thin I'vi'nlnfc in th bawt ni'-nt of the Firm M'lliodlsti K)ilHctiml 'liiirch hy Ui Younnri Woinon'8 Hui)iuy "t-hool :luns of thut church. The flrttl part of tho progrum will tw sv(rral InipfrRon utlons. IncludtnB MupkIo ami JIgKS and Uilr frh ndH. MIkh Jam? Htun gp. und Miss OilUa Aahhy will pivc an Irish dune-, bftween thf first anrl Hfcond iiarln of Ihn proKruin. Tim swoml part will Ik- a huii slrcl nliow. with solo, dui-l. and liiniirt iiumlH'n. ApproslniaH'iy tunily-rivc people will takv mrt in the pniKrnm. cordiiiif to OvtPtt J. Kolnrts, qnu of lh( I nlti'd Ktul.H ultorncyu. . . If T had been abb? to liavc plraju'd any in format ion from Kv- iThart connpclinjf Mr. Kail with Iho paiwuge of bonds between Sin clair and himself, 1 would huve called him Immedlalnly und the direct mii'Htion to him matlpf or record." Mr. KobertH dtL ulurfd. "Otlierwlse lhre was no reuuun for placing Mr. Fall under oath- 1 had no denim to cull him Just merely to see hint tukti th stand." DrfciLV Otrrnilrd. Striking back at the moment the government rested. J. W. Uacey of counsel for d'f''nne the Mam- viri;or ;i;hman i,Aitoiti;it iu:aiis hkh arrii 'iiim I.KSSAt-. (Icrmuny (Al' All i-cords for Uermany wri toppd hcr TiifKriuv when Kniu H'ck$r. wife of a uuiimul lalorr. bore hr lwenty-K.-v.nth child, a h-ullhy boy. Kbvi-n of tin- childr-n ur' living, among tln-m several win vl twins. On the flame tilghl of Mi- arrlvul of the latest addition to the family. Itfcker's married sifter, Anna, gave birth to twin girls. l-'ran Keeker is 47 years old ana her huntmnd 4S. tai(iuHly. Uiw 'wilh on tUoi $tur- fwr, wrecking the cagine house, office, store und other buildings. Sonic I telle vet) Alive. It U believed that some. If not all, of tin; entombed men arr alive. At 11:5 a signal was received put (from the bottom of Ihe shaft. It was in the form of a distinct whis tle, as if the men below were call ing fdr help. The holt Is wreck ed, und ut this hour a temporary cage is being built und will bu low ered on u rope. " On October i, jyic, the mine was wrecked by a gas exploMon. in which I'l men, were killed. The mine Is one of the modern ones of the region, giving employment Disastrous Fire Sweeps Tokio Today 'I'OKIO (.My the Associated Pwoi) Twenty UhmihuiiiIh per miiih wero ' rendered lionieless when n ninjnr conflagration ftuept t'.ie nortlieii-steni port of Toklo ttMlay, destroyluK (HM IjulldhigM niul resulting In tines Uninted casualties. rireinen nrc aluioM helpless In fighting- Urn fire because; of droughiH wlilc emhaiwtird the reservoirs. The fire started Jn the factory tllstrlei and then swept Into the area rrcfinsHncled ftd lowing the disastrous enrtliquake. XTRA JAV NO.MI.NATKD. WASHI.Stno.V, (Al) lres. dent I'oolidKe today iiomiiiatt-tl lc ter Auxiisius lay, of Khodo I.laml now , nilnlsti-r to Itoumanin, rtM 11118.411 lo Ai-gentltie. moth Oil compuny usked the lM normul operullon to 2&0 miners, court lo wipe out of the record nil ;Thn wrecked shaft Is 300 reel deep. evidence rcK-nruini? me ullegru pus- Tlle ppio.,!,,,, Tuesday nllfht wm suge 01 i.ioeriy uonos iiom i,.rrlric that houses over a ra contineniui -i ruutnir company, nam of .,() miles were rocked. In hy the Bovernment lo have heen or- Valrmont hulhllnRS shook, electric Katnucd tor ine nenent m mnciair iki(h Wet out. and great excite anu oiners. 10 ran on ine urounti n.,.,.i w..s oteusloned. Immcdl that nothing in the KoviTlimeut's evidence had connected Hiliclair or (Continued on Pace ft.) BOOZE FOUND Hi Dads Will Banquet L.H.S. Athletes Tonight A huii'tuet (or the hoys' und Birls1 huskethull teams of lie- hllfh school will I. Riven this evenlns In the domestic science rooms by th.- Ill pads who an; plannlnff to put th" nrrulr on In reeul ir style appropriate for the occasion. Hy 'upprnprlalc for Hie icu sli.n" is meant I hut Hie l.mi.ilet will he stuijed In u wuy lo make LasKetlmll player, feel llllle ul I'ise with n-Kular offlcluls aad all .lie rest of the d-talls. O. I Ijirlson will act In Hi- ca pacity of tnaslniMslcr. Me has ap pointed J. K. Keynolds tlm-lie..e r. C. I,. Hull. .11 r-fer-e and W irn n tllth. rt score k.e r to usstst In the ork of ptittlll. the llilnu ac ross In record breaking style. .Mr. Itevnolds slid Mr. Inilton are to keen tall on the .p.aker and Warren Gilbert In hl ruparlly a. wore k.-p-r will Ill-rally "score" the speakeM. To m l down to the proirralii pro- p,r. rhurl.-s Iteynold. will his hitherto uneiplalned -cret. of How to It-fcree l)ketball talk the thiine lo the Sallsfaclion of both Ihe spectators und toe Lull I la ,.r" This will undoubtedly In- tie most valuable expose ot modern llmeM ii,.f MacTuvish and Miss lialirli. r-sponsltite for tne cohco I nit or the boys und girls t-aiiis re- lively will each mlilf In which I Ip-y will In I rod ur i Mm or the two teams. Ilenrr.. fllaSM. head Of tin- 111 I lads will talk on HI Had work. A I". Hampton, snp-rliilend-'itt of th .a (irande rhwiK IH elso. "K Mr. Ueynolds. explain one 01 i" iiivsteries. nev-r rathouicil. Mr ll., ma slll.et will Im-. "How lo keep u Man on the Team Wh liown In To or More Sulijeets. Preceding 'he Imnuu-i OWNER WANTED ie re S PURCHASED 1 iOKT Olt KTIt A Y HI Owner of one gallon moonshine found at Ihe corner of Second und streeta. Inder call ioliee station. 11 Is u nice jug of liquor and In these dry duys mltrht make muny a; man who used lo step up lo the: bar beTore Volstead did - his act.! smack his Up und wet his tongu longingly. The gallon Just In neurly full. All thai Is gone rould Im dow n- py a big, healthy limn In one good swig ind there are several swings to ihe gallon. The liquor was found by u cHI- xn whose honesty im altove par- he notified the police nd turneti it over to them when they arrived. "Titu nwr.cr nt I lie w Itiskr re eve what he hus comln lo him f Mouniain reamer, main If he will drop 1" Identity P." jacconnnw i i hlef ,,f rli.e Mayors sircastl- 11 w I""""" catly remarked today. A deal which h:is been pending for some lime was consummated lute yesterday at which time Ihe I'eerb-s t'reutnery holdings her were, purchased outright from th i.'orallls Creamery Company by tl I'. Tyler, acting for the Itlue Moun tain Crraiiiery Company. The peer) Creamery has beer operated here for some time un der the management of Jurvls Km- IkIi and had built up a lurgi- trudf In thin district. Mr. Kiulgh will be retained by the Hlue Mountain Creamery Company In the cupuclty of crt'atu solicitor. The details of the transaction und the consideration were not made public by Mr. Tyler. The disposition of the peerless pl'jnt orl lo what use It will be put has not I been definitely derided. The Peer- lean Creamery trude Ml atitoniati-j ally le- eiittied 611 at lie; Bin-, plant. ntely alter the explosion a dense, black smoke settled over the region like a fog. COOLIIM.E (JIVES WOODLOCK'S NAME TO SENATE AGAIN WASHINGTON (By Ihe Asnocl aled Press) President Coolidge r-ntihiitlftef to the senate lod;iy (he nomination of Thoniiis I". Wood lock, of New York, to b" member of Ihe lnteiHlute. Com men.e f:lmniosion. Ci orge !,. Kreerk. of K;iiis;iH. was nominated today by the presi dent lo be minister to Pamguay. liANI) (atAiNTS XV, - WASHI.VJTONV AI) A Joint i-oiigrcNsiotial conimlttco begar coiishlcratHHi Iwlay of land granti lu the North Pacific railway ovot which a dispute has arisen between tin roads and the agriculture dc parhncnt, lnolliig a.oOO.UOO acre in national rureMs of Montana, Id iiliu and Waslidigton. WHEAT CUMBS THIS MORNING .M.ItKKV KI1AK1.N. . l,OM)t)N (AP) He tore enrtli th iubrs' eH- felt hldiur the liorth- em coast of the Isle or Jersey and other channel i-dands early today. Itesldents dn-laml the shock, were tho worst In several, years. No ila- mage was n-iortetl. , Disastrous Explosion Be lieved to Have Been Due to Bomb rilOUSANDS URGE v RESCUE WORKERS Hopes Held for Men Im prisoned Undei-jrround; No Bodies - Had Been Found at Noon Today. FAIItsroNT, W.- Va. By the Associated PreH) Three men wero arrested today In connection with the explosion, at Mine No. 41 f the Bethlehem Mine, corpora Ion, In which 3i . tuon were en tombed. ,, , . . -i- " . " '. : The arrest, followed the report 'hat there wai a poMlblllty that the disaster had been caused by a bomb. Thousands Gathered No bodies had been found by noon. A, telegram sent by orriciala to Governor Gore wild H was im possible to tell whether any ot the 'niprlsoned miner. woulU bo found' alive. ' - ' Thousand, of person, are gath ered near the mine,, waiting anx iously for some word as each shift of the re.cu.fl trew cam. to tho surface. 1'ollcq stretched ropes along the highway -to keep the throng from the mine entrance. The explosion Is generally be lieved to have been caused by gas. Most or the entombed men wero experienced miner, and official, hope that they wero able to brnt llc Itliemsrlv. Jtt a nee! Ion of th mine berore the deadly blava damp overtook thnmi -'';" c;ak war hkdix'-kk price. rOKTIiA.M,.t)re. (AP). The I nlon (ill ('iiipaiiy today met the one. cent it-ductlon of gasoline an tiolitiiTd yesterday by the (ti-neral Petroleum Company. The -retail lirlco these comii.nlcs cliarge .Is , now 30 cents, Including a . three r-irii-Ami Mlv Ihe Ainnelnted , cent stale la. The Wiell ll torn- reus) Wheul .'hot up ten cents wly officials said they. rxuccU-d nt Iho opcolng of the market to day, To Probe l'luctuatltins. . WAHHINOTDN, (Hy the Associ ated J'rcss) Hecrelary Jurdtno to day directed tho grain futures ad ministration to make an Immediate Investigation of the recent violent fluctuations In Ihe wheat market. orders to meet Iho red net lorn ' Alaska Co. Proposes To Run Air Limousine RAIL GQHY ON TH E RDGKS PERUVIAN CITY WIPED OFFPMP thtcr TrahiH mi Spat'iietl KKATTI.K CAP Kredrlle Welsh (rained on vegetable; Pnavo Nu i nil Holdom -ats heavier foods I ban rish, hut Jimmy Kacco. Iloston wellerweiKht. who appeared In Sev ern I bonis in the piiclfie norlh weKt in l-'ebruary. started an Inno vation Kitinni; boxers by training on spaghetti. I he surplus butter lll be made in the former Pn rless plant. It v bh unnotince this mornlnx. Ae iln. it may be 'renletl outrielit for a told storait' Poles-Lithuanians in jyjjx-Vp, KcpOrt-S SlalC Plant but the setiial diKMHltloii has : not v " u'-m , " - - teams will eih It't tOReth' .lert captains for next year himi during the tour- of th" dlnn-r talks v Ml I- made by the retiring CHptain nnd the captMln-ebt-t of at-h team. t'olon Klwrhard lll foriully thank the serrert of the banquet in clcsinr talk of the tventnff. PAirlH (liV Hie Amsik luted . f'rsmrl. (lill Will Press The p,,Hh fronlbr patrol UianflC UUI 'J its Hii.ced by a l,ithuanU;i UiaUUHlC I I l. 1, U, tlon here to have HttH k') 1-i'h- j nun la n border gtmrds near Hlrvin PUNKAH, Alaska. AP) In corporation papers for Alaska first aerial company, filed at the territorial capital here In Kebruary revealed thut thn alrlankB Air plane Corporation of l-'alrbanka in tends to purchase a $3M,tuo air limouKlno to carry eight pass-n gers comfortably to points in the interior. The company was capitalized for $50,H). The incorporators wero H. (.'. .Wood, president of the Klrst Nutionnl Mink, J. Kred Hlruthers, land James A. HodelmiiRh, pioneer j airplane owner of the north, nil of I'llKACO fV the Associated 1 f'ulrbanks. The company bucccbm pressj Application for lecelver-J fully operated three plane to inln hlp for the Chicago, Milwatiked Ai'iiiK camps last summer from Pair Ut. Paul Hallway company was bitnkH, One of the planes was of- Illed in the t'nited Ktules district, i fen-d ' to Itoy K. Imrllng, former LIMA. Peru (By the AMOciated Press) Official radio dtspatchea from TruJlllo third Important city of Peru, say a the city has been completely destroyed by inunua tlons caused by torrential rains. Tho InhabltaiitH abandoned their homes, taking refuge on nearby elevated fields. , Efforts to erect flood gates to stem the advance ot the rising wa ters proved fruitless. Trujillo has eleven thousand residents. High Iriv IrKo Wealthy In nrasil to Visit Market court today. The petition Is offered as it friendly action wtlh the company concurrlnK nd Is the climax of inont lis of uncertainty as lo the. company's finances. " nl kIiIi tirtivofullon Mondav nlsrbt and to have threatened to oer-upy the tlaMlrict by fore of arms tin left the ,thtiM.niHns hae eucu- ated It by X o'elo- k yesterday. I'MOV'tJ. tali tHp-clatl Amonif lhe rilnty youns: uin and women i ho MI reeelve NoriMsl dtplomns from the Hrtrhatn Younr I ntv-r- laity nl the ctnse of this srho1 yr-ir.J Th. I Jtbuanian rommiini'iije smvs ts Mlam he W hltihK. of Im Umndc. the Uthuanian government has ap- j This l the larxest clam of nor plled to the League of .Nations to Jnial graduates the U. Y. t . has cer intervene, turned out. , The Magic Mud Mess If rm like K'xsl. chau cmiitc irlr and et I Im b- rT reaulnrly, oil nrv pnihsldy nl read tt rett-ilnr fdhmer f ItMii ami Pop" 'M Want Ad t-"ite nnd ihe affairt of "MaM Mud." i't mm Moerwr feature that h Krtm Inx In tiilere4 ami I iM f Ihe lwt MA ternt tdfertngH Mi'iiri"! rtrluidy tr Hrrvr reshr. It n ulartty Is etlikiH-n of a er sluablf rraliT Inten-tt. H)crtrr Ad rrl l-ng A McrchaiidiMug h rhtr Gloria Coming lo U. S.; No Sins of Illness CA It I H (My the Associated press) ftloria Hwaiimm, with her huHhund MaPtils Henri de la I'll aise, left lodity for Havre. Hli showed no signs or her recent III neMtt, hiKKltig ltire itou'tuets and a biz bo of candy, flloria confided that she ekpecfH to relnrn tn I'arls within fw months and expects 1.. nbiiltl lit tiitfti ill New Votk before going to the pueific coa1. . - . . I jiIhiuI S-eks Imprmrd MetlnHU (.i hhlp I rult n ivy aviator, and Hnlph P. Mackle, of Alawna, an employe of the Alus- ku Huliruad, to make a proposed flight to Nome, nu miles from Katrbanks. with a consignment of diptherla antitoxin, but was not IHO I)K JAN-BIHO (AP) Ac cording to all American housewlfo living In UJo do Janerlo, prices for food hi the Hraztiian capiiat regis ter a rise every week. 8he statel I hut prices are so high that car loads of vegetables spoil nt the mu nicipal market. "A few yeurs ago only poor peo ple visited the market," this wo man continued. "A long row of tux Irabu can now be found every morning at the principal entrance waiting for the higher class trnd. Prices In Hio have more than dou bled during the last two years. Many articles are higher than they used because dogs were well on the lure in the Pntted Htates. and yt way to Nome before Ihe weather wages are much lower. Fruits at permit ted aviation. I so are very expensive." I.i (MM N (AC) -- In ordr to Itmover the r-iixon for what ha" been ralb d brown heur. noted in nppb-M arrtUng 1" Kuifland front AuMtraltn. Ihe t Im ernmenltil Kood InwHtigatlon board has sent sH Miitttie expeilpton to Australia, t Ml the journey out Kuifllsh apples were t-sted, operated upon and rtvlnected on board ship. As a re mill It was 'tituhlilied thai heort" Appears only In aliitosphereit ieontaining too murh crlon dlrx- Uly Marry t. Hunt) WAHH1NGTON (NfclA Special ' fine event of .Jnatianrat (on dny fes tivities, neglected by reporters and correspondents at the time because of the pressure nf Important neg happenings, must not go unchron icled. To many who saw II. It will be remembered as the high light, of the whole tmuiKurul ahlndi. After the Henn'c had crowded llseir into seut on the rtaht side of Hi' chamlwr and the meinbern of the House hud filled lo over MotvluK the. limited space on Ihe opposite side of the ulsh-, prepnru lory to the swearing In of the vice i.retildenl. the ambuHsadots and brown ministers of foreign governments were announced. While the multitude packing the galleries craned its neeks. the dip- An Inauguration Story Too Good To Keep Quiet I.I.. j Hunv olh.r .rfililm r rrull loluutle eir. l..rll.l.on.d. be . tnin-porl .-r-- lnv.ntli!at--d nd .imnitl. d. loidcd don with Bold !ihe r.mill.. .nil..Hll.d In r.norta lce nnd dlKnlly. filed .olcinnly I will be .ublllied lut-r. -dovirll the cent aisle to the seat. rewrved for them near tho front. It an linprclvfi procenoiou,, 11 the nilBht and ren'e-ty of h;-; world', arcul nation, was tueio represented. Then. .. the lust of tlie dlplo. inula entered the chamber, loddllns ulon. behind, lirlnglng op the prc- cfHaton. cume lost .hevp rroin tli contfremtiiuul rlock. ... It u. evident to all beholder. Unit the tardy n-preientatlve wnt no dlploiiml. If he had tx-en, h nould have been elsewhere. 'o it plain to be seen that he hud been partaking at stimu lant, no longer legal. HI. rool- ntrp. nere wavering ana unccr-' tain. He morrd wllh men sn excen of caution that hi. very dignity became undlgllillvd. 1'oIIcurui'S, welng and senninir hi. condltlun. quickly anltched hint (Continued on Pace I.).