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'VOLUME XXIII.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1925.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 144
PIERCE TO
BE SPEAKER
AT MEETING
Union County Pomona
Grange to Hear the
Executive Saturday
SECOND ADDRESS
IN M. E. CHURCH
Governor to Discuss "Pro
hibition and Law En
forcement" Here Sun
day. Siitimlfiy (mrmur l'lereo
In ml( In ss Turnout! grange ut
I Jgln, in nfteiuoon session,
.Mmiln.v t.overnor Pierce lo
address cilt.cns of M (ramie
ut M, 10. church tit b p. m.
(iovoruor Waller M. Pierce, of
Jal (irnnde, who Ik spending sev
eral duys in JOustern Oregon In
rest, will deliver two speeches in
Vnlon county this ,wcokcnd one
at the I'nion County Pomona
grange meeting ut F.lgln Sutur
duy and tin other ut tho M. K.
church, corner Fourth und Spring
streets, here Sunday afternoon at
5 o'clock. '
The ' subject I ho governor wilt ;
h punk upon here Is "Prohibition
and Uiw Knforcement." His sub
ject for Ms (imi)Ki: speech Iuih njt.
1. ii announced. ;
The cliurcii doors wilt be open-i-il
.shortly before 5 o'clock Sun
day and il tariff crowd, probably
more tluin liift. is untifiputcd. "itxfx
Is tlio governor's first speech In
tiiti home lown for some time.
JJglu Prepuring.
Arrangements arc practically
completed for the prance, meet
ing and about r,u grangers front
I'nion, Wutlowo, Baker ond t:m:i
tllln counti.-n rw t-'iutWd 1 Pj hv.
in attendance. v
The morning business session
will lt held In the K. of P. hflil
and will be followed by refresh
ments at noon, - served by tin;
CrlHiH Kin I grange. The lifter
noon session will lie held in the.
-opera, lio'i.sf with the governor as
(he leading speaker. I.entic liuvifs,
the Harry Lauder or Oregon, will
usslst willi inusiciil numbers.
At 7 o'clock the Cricket Flat
Cuiilhuied on Page Five.)
OFFER TO BE
1 .nst ' nilil's city commission
m.'i ling proved of short duriitlmi.
although tun mailers of tfuporl
lltlie were ultfllded to at the RfH-
A proposition to be presented lo
the hi-lrs or lr. O'Connor, who
died rerwilly. hading to the
d'-mptlon of Counordale properly.
nnd plaeing a lime limit when tli
liroposlllon could be taken udvun
t.ige of, was approved by the cotn-
liassioneri
A hearing on the vacation or tin
"Hey In Block 7", Chaplin's yddi
I ion. 'occupied some time. Follow
lug considerable discussion. Mr
tiMiimlssloiieis voted lo allow the
Viicitl ion.
Other minor matters. Including
Jipprovat of the monthly report of
the street and sewer di parlimnt'H
work, were passed on before ad
journment. t
i IRS
Fire Bug is Blamed For
Loss Here Last Night
A fire of unknown origin totally
d-slniyt-d the" Jaiies llurrisoii
linn... i.. ..t.i .... .. i..ut Tim
flMrm wim turned In ut Pi mlniih'a
rUx to o'clock and tt that time
'It? Hr. was hlnxfng ahoul the cn-
itp huus.
w"lnn the fire truck rrlvd
'orly afi.-r Die alarm whs lurmd
hi.- eonrijiratlon was almost m
"'"ly bi-ynnd control. The nearest
il,,r id, In to whhh tin finin-n
""ld have HtUeh.-d the hose lines
Kom-lhlnK ovi-r fh- bbteUs
i,nuy iiu, Mum made Impossible
niU in. u,,,, f fighiing the fire.
'lie lu.tiis wiin stum what Isolat
"I trom Riirrounding proi"-riy snd
So n" ! nmiKe oilier than to the
''""iing llH.-if vus done by the
Was Ni'w floii"!.
Tl." Imh.s.. s IwhIi-.I at I0 At- I
' slr. . t not fur from tin- po .-H
li'j.. WU1 bum ,a y,.ar nji
iTactl.Mllv tho .um. US A IR'tV
" eu " .
Te low l variouly eitlumUU,eI limllar actlou.
Singers Give
La Granders
Fine Program
0. A. C. Glee Club, Ore
gon Aggravators and
Victor Trask Entertain
Large Crowd.
Tho Oregon Agricultural col
lege Glee club, directed by ('ujI
Petri, and itH.si.sted by tho Oregon
Aggravutors und Victor Track, nia-
gician and Ventriloquist, appeared
at the - high school auditorium
lawt uvenlng in concert before n
1 a rge c ro w d I h u l wus g re ally
pleased with the prog nun in en
tirety. The C loo club left here today
for Pendleton where It will ap
pear this evening in concert and
dance. The following night ut
Hood River a concert and dnnee
will complete their Eastern Ore
gon Itinerary.
The concert, one of the best
given here by collegians in some.
time, opened with the o. A. C.
song, which was followed by In
jVictUM (Huhu) nnd an encore.
Aggravaiors I'lease.
Then the Oregon Aggru-vulors,
wlilch local musiclnns Mnanimous-
ly class as on- of the best or
ganizations or its kind on Hie Pa
cific coast, took the stake, plny-j
me us opening numbers two In
dian songs "By the Waters of
Minnelonka" and "The Land of
the Skybluo Waters.' These were
followed by a Chinese lullaby and
some encores.
The. college quartet, Messrs.
Coon, Jenks, Blackstone and John
ston, sang "Drink to. .Me Only
With Thine Kyes' and furnished
several encores before they gave
way to the Aggravators. who play
ed "That's My Oirl" and several
more encores.
Victor Tnt.vk jKnterlatus.
Victor Trash, he or tlie mysti
fying tricks, entertained the uudl
enee for several minutes . with
sleight-of-hand performances mid
a line of chatter that produced
much hilarity. Later in the pro
gram Mr, Trask and his "dummy"
(Continued on Page Five.)
La Grande Insurance
lie-Rating Work Starts
.f. N. MeCunc, manager of the
Oregon Insurance Bating Bupviu
w,i In Ia Grande yesterday to su-
tiiToiuK I tn u-nrU or rn-eii I lit.- I ti
Ulrunde for Insiiranee, Kxperls
from the insurance rating bun-au
have been here for several days on
the work.
Civil Suits Started in
Circuit Court Today
The Springfield vs. Iteniftl tiiul
opened this morning at the court
huus'. The jury was accepted
about ten o'clock and the trial be
gun. The case Involves a suit over
a land transaction.
Hunter Still Searching
For Car Stolen Monday
tllbert Hunter, one of four car
owners who lost an autonomic
luring the pust week, has not re
covered his machine yet.
The cor, a J!24. model Dodge
touring, was stolen Monday ev-
nlnir. The license number was
1 1 U-G 1 5.
Registration Station
For Cars Transferred
All automobile t i a v e 1 n g
tiirouich La tlrande from otb
slates will hereHfti-r be registered
at the chamber of commerce of
fices in the Sommer Hotel build
ing, according to announcement
today.
The regis! rat lun lias been taken
in the police station for the past
several months.
,iit frmil ."" .".''"". Tim
pro"Tly ai jwrllully i-uvn-J ly
. Instiranc..
Th lnri-iilliiry llnory nun ui' "
uivuii".ij liy Horn" uihI Hi'1 imllior
Illi.u tit-n lit 1ir'H' nl workln? on Mil
In an ..fforl to Io.hI- rlui s l
Htuntluli- lllln liylKtllM-nls.
I . ...,..l.t or thi' funiily r. i
all uuuy from Hi'- hoiiif! t " i All.'-rt llunl r im.l l;.irl Sl'nlilnr.1
linn' Mi" .ilunii 'a.H flrMl turo' il ln', fi i-v. nini: Tor I'l.rllnn.l wln-n-anil
KO fur us In knon no on- U4 :,,., lM . j.,ln. r I,, l,r. W. T.
.-. n mar 111' plu'-'- ari'-r iliirk. pj,.-nr li'-fort- lln- Hint'-
Iiiit mllarini suK-'l'il. jlilKlia rominlxlun In Ihi' lnlfr-
Aii oHinit lo II"' r' pori.H 1li' , . bi- r l.' ln-r roa.ls lor Kam rii
.....i ti.it... tiitttn wlili'li Hi'- In- i in aoii. Th. mo i-nn-nt In ion-
pniii-ipa'
...ntllurv lli. ory In lwi"-'i " "-'
,,nl w liivli o"Urr.-l wi'-nil Mf-hs
M that ll.ii' . Uurlnif Hi'- ah-
'lRW' ' f ih' f-inilly 'I'lall'l'y of
Lu.-ii.pt lo r. n.l. r ''
!,,h'ry. Mh.-"' ' n-vtr api
"'" . k .r an l Ih" l.urnln;
"rl'i" I l.,t nlnir l l,WI.-v-;
ol tho ho.. he r,,u;
E
Chamber of Commerce
Enters Vigorously into
New Campaign
DISCUSS RESORT
PROBLEMS MONDAY
Senator Strayer, of Ba
ker, to Address ; Busi
ness Men at Luncheon
on Tuesday.
The I nion 'ounly t'linmber of
ConniMTci. has nniiounced to its
members that the wek beginning
March 30 will la known as Wal
lowa ldike Wonderland Week and
t hut. during that period of time,
Kustern Oregon will be told or
the proposed Wallowa, l,ake. na
tional park.
Monday noon, the first day of
the weiik. the stockholders in the
Wallowa Luke Wonderland, wilt
hold a luncheon at the Sotnmer ho
tel to discuss plans for the resort.
A major portion of. the merch
ants of La (1 ramie are arranging
to decorate their windows in keep
Ing whli the week.
Tuesday Senator Strayer. of Ba
ker county, will deliver an address
to chamber of commerce members
at their weekly luncheon using as
his topic "Wallowa Lake. Wonder
land National Park."
It is probable that the chamber
of commerce wilt erect large mgn
hourds ut both entrances to La
Orandf Informing the tourist that
tills city is the gateway, to the
"Switzerland of America" as U lu
called.
T
T
When the musical concert given
tomorrow night for the benefit of
the Salvation Army of La Orande
's held In I he army hall, an excel
lent program will be rendered by
local artlsls. The concert begins al
eight o'clock.
The program follows:
Piano solo. "Mon mot lis" ( Jus
ner) Kleanor Otto.
Beading. "Mrs. Gadabout's Busy
Hay," .Miss Isabel Miller.
Vocal solo( selected) Kathleen
Campbell.
Violin 'Duet (a.) "Sonatina
(Weber; (b) "Chineite Dance" (St,
Vuenlli)) Mrs. L u Miller and ltlrh
aid Lindsey.
Quartet, (a) "To a Wild Hose"
(MacDowcIt); (b) "My Love Is a
Millet ier" (Krancisco DeNogero)
Mrs. A. L. Richardson, Mrs. W. II.
Bohncnkamp. jr.. Baymond Will
lams, U. L. Dull on.
(Continued on Pago Five.)
James B. Sloddard, of In ion
I but retently a jiromlnent la
t (tiande citizen, tiled ycsterdiiy ut
t nion. lie h;is iwn m rt lal ly
parulywd for about three years
and lias hem i"lle 1)1 si me lib.
ruary I.
Mr. Stoddard Hvcl In t.aOruiile
Trom I : 4 'in f i I IU22, n he
moved to I'nion. where he has
sine' made his hfmie. 1 f wnn a
member of t hi !, Orntide 'amp
No. ' Iflfl. W, o. W.
He- is survived by hi widow.
Fnnerul HeivleeH will tr liebl at
1 1 he I'rt sbyt-'t inn church at I 'nion
tomorrow afternoon ut 2 o'clock.
Hunter, Stoddard Will
Argue for dood Koads
, -
!"-' " ""
un.l in II..- n-m,ll of InvonlliriilKilin
cui.ipi.rlni: IrnTIi- .-oii.llll.nin In lli.i
Mirioon nf-ltonn r.r II.. nfulc.
i " -; .
i, Ly Jil'lK" H...I. K. l.r-.y.
t"r.la. I. '.V. l.oi,. of Nampa.
the Ju,J,t" 115 for the
offend. Arrci. mere made C
I". HolbrooK.
I
PLANS IV
AHEAD FOR
LAKE WEEK
PRQGRAMOU
FOR CONGER
J. I STODDARD
! PASSES AWAY
OIL LEASE
SUIT ENDS
Tec-pot Dome Annulment
Action Lame to Fiery, :
Climax Today
"HIGH PRESSURE"
WORDS EXCHANGED
Defense, in Closing-. Are-.
uments;. Declares Gov-:
'eminent Went Outside'
Records, j; '
CHEYENNE, Wyo." - (By
Associated Press). Tho Tea?'
pot Dome oil lease annulment :'
suit came to a fiery climax
today, ending- suddenly with
high pressure verbal ex
change !etween the govern-'
ment and defense counsel. .'".If
Tho defense contended that
the government went outside
the records in its closing arg
ument. . ' : i
PRESENT PWX
11 f teen member;! of Hie M. ,1, A.
of the 1 D. 3. church are1 working
hard on rehearsals for a three ael
comedy drama, ''Honor Wrljjht,M lo
be presented here Friday ovenlny,
April C, Tho play Is iindcr th di
rection of MiHa Gludys Metcalf
who Is very efficient In this Hn or
work.. Sh was dramatic inat'ruc-
(Continued on Page Klve.)
TO tXHUME TWO
MORE BODIES IN
SHEPHERD PROBE
CHIOA(iO (By tho Assni'laUxl
I'ri'ss) Cormier Wolff an
nounced totluy that ho would ls
mic an order for tlic exhumation
of lite bodies of Mrs, Knuita Ne.
wm lcCltniK'k, mother of Will
lam McClintock, and Dr. Oscar
OLsun. '
Tho announcement followed a
hlatcmcnt by Shepherd's at tor -nejs
IndlcatUig a vontJnunnon of
tlic flghi to .secure his releases
on boll.
ROGUE RIVER'S
SMUDGE FOUGHT
SERIOUS FROST
J1KDFOBI), Ore. (By the As
nociated I'rcss) Approximately
half a million amudgv pots vre
fired In the Bogtfn Blver valley la!
night and today, lo repel the first
aerlous frost of the year.
According to County Agent Cato.
there Is little lik'llliood of serious
dulling" but the final outcome wltt
nol be known until tale foduy. laat
night's smudging was tho moat ex
tensive. In southern Oregon history.
The minimum: temperature here
was 2$ above.
SUDDENLY
Crop Forecasts Prove
Valuable to Farmers
Jrrul. Improvements In the ad
JustineniH of the supply of farm
products to the demund arc made
possible us it result of recent In
novations In crop eslluiHtlng und
ion-casting by u,o Fni..j Htstes
Oi part merit of Agriculture, l-'ore-casls
of the production of some
crops and livestock Ikivc utlalued
euumrh ueeuruey to indicate fulnrc
rends. Farmers can use su-h
lore' tiKls In planning th"lr plunt
Ing and breeding opi-ratlons. In
this Aby tips unl dov ns, bolh in
protluetlon und prir-a, run b- mad
h'HS extreme und ord rly murkel
ing Is fuctlllttleil. Indeed, some
regiikiiion of production Is almost
a prer iolstte tt( orderly market -tun.
Wh-n ffrhp-My in ! hI-
ctlon. soil coll'ire, and crop rot
ation Is soppiefiM-nt'-d by uti In
telligent adjustment of production
to probable market demands, furm
iittf Is itni h mon likely hIiow a
profit than when crop and live-Htot-k
enterprises are undertaken
rt gurdbsM of tiolieat'ii price trend
and supply conditions.
'rop and llveatuck r-port Ing by
the department- now covers 74
crops and all rlassrs of livestock.
(CooUaued qd i'age rour.)
Scene of
l ' !
Federal buihllnif at Clieycnne, Wyo., scene of the Teopot Dome
oil trial. Left to right John W. Lacy. .Martin L. Littleton and
Oconfc ,1V Hoover of Sinclair counsel, dl-ussing (he case. Inset
.ludgc T. lUake Kennedy of the Vnltcd Stales district court, wlio
Is presiding at the. trinV
SHEPHERD TO
STAY IN JAIL
I'lllCAfJO (By the Aaaoclaled
Press )H lease from jail on ball
latofl'Wftdnewduy Wuh denied Will
hint I. HJicpherd. charged with the
murder by typhoid of William NV
.McCHntoek, his foster on. to gaiu
the' boy'a million dollar carat e.
'Tho .most I caii hold out for
Hibj defendant," said Chief .Inst leu
Jacob llopklns of the criminal
court, In rendering tlie decision, "Is
ii speedy triuj if he wishes It." The"
Jutbjpe tnadu,tt clear he was ruling
only on tho question of fact ua
whether proof of guilt was evident
or presumption great.
,."f, l(,alman'H .teatimony Is true,"
said Judge JJopkins, referring to
the statements of C Fairnan, al
ho' under indictment In connection
with the deatli 0f Billy McCltntock,
"tho defendant and Fafman enler
etl Into a conspiracy diabolically
conceived and cruelly cxrcuted.
"If Fa I man's testimony is un
true,", he continued, "the defend
ant la the victim of a monstrous
Injustice, enmeshed In a net of co
incidences und circumstances Ihal.
ure junprecedented; und painful to
contemplate."
LOVER OF GOATS
CREAMED COFFEE'
IN ORIGINAL WAY
Sl'OKANK (Uy the Annoeliilid
1'rrsH) A fondnrHH for gonls l.-d
( luytoll ('. lllffirlns of Hpokitni. to
milk olio ut tlio lircukfaHt lulili. ill
ri'dly Into bin t-up of toffi'i', un
cording. to Iti-glnu lllKKinn In tlie
Irial of h'-r divoic. null Imt.' in
nuperlor eourl y.-Hl.-rdiiy. Mr. Illg
rflns ulno tt-Hllrl.-d thai JIlKKinH In
aisU'd iijioii ki'i'ping one of lila Uvo
Souls In the houso. 'I'he case ivuh
cuiitlnued until to.luy.
All
Over 2
Counties
I'rnetleaBy rwry pIsco In IhiIIi
t HifMi and Walhma ifMinllc-i,
Tin tihxiTvi'r luis n'pn'-M'iila-1
1 , i' who a rr on t he Job I o
cover tlui news.
Their regular cirreHindiiMM or
MlMVlal dispalehr4 am nlfi
of gn at lutcrfM if yon wlli lo
kti'p contai-t with thee arl
ini4 fotmmiiiltlr. If N a pop
ular filtir and It K another
rraon why 11m Olrrier l
read . BeiMTully over boHi
COIIIlliCM.
'Observrr Adrertlslng
A Merchandising Mcrvkty
Teapot Dome Oil Trial
XTRAfCUlICK !N
ritMiui; riiu-iH BAiiiNt;
VALKNTIM: ( Al1) 'Jliiit; sep-
mute pruirii' fires of huge proKir-
moiis aii dcvaMHtlng the (toschm!
Indian . riservutiou In. tlm South
Central iiurl of South pakotu. They
me oIm ady burned over lumdivdH
uf llouati(bt of iicreft) of Nebraska
lands. Tim flees arc novi ttltlHM
fcuven nillm of 'Ip'ir. ; j
'IKMITI.KUUINU". ill'MAM'I'V I
OtTAWA (Al') Tlic rxIMrm-o
tlf tt eriat h,VNt('lll of "lKX)tlrjrglllg"
In Immunity, . whereby Ariiieiilaii
immiKraiilM wit' Fiiiuggli'd Into llio
'nltcd Matt and :aimda on mish
IHirlH llh'gally obtained, lias ben
limiti-d by ;eorgi II. Alexander, an
Ai'iiH'liliui on trlul here for- eon
npirlng to obtain a pastiport uiuU'r
lulne m'U'iiwiH. . Irf'ttei-s pHMlilctNl
by Alexander lniilleuteil C'aiiaillnll
imiiilirratloii ileiarliiii'iit orflcer..
IJvlilt'iH'e iirodllttil linlicatcH the
nlli-giil yntem had rumlfleatloiu In
.New York C'lly.
TAX ,Hi:iH;i'Elt" TAKKN
VASIII.iTO (Al) I'retler
iek Sulhcrlanil, auditor In tin in
ternal revcium bureau, bus bii'ii
urrcfited hern In connection with ill
legixl attempts to reduce, taxes.
J a i iich J. ('Iirrord nnd John F. ,dc
( am-ii, iHith formerly with the
treasury depurtmenl, were, arrest
ed In Conneeib ut urter New Haven
t-uilroad oflb lals irao Information
concern i i ig their operations. It, was
alleged they orfcrcd to reduce the
road's income tax.
TOM.S I SO WABI ABi;
MAV VOHk (AT) A In'ttly d
peHf hm signed today between
tlx On I .eon 1 1 und Hip l"U.
ofrielally ending the uaiTuce which
Iiiis iiiiicmI (lent lis of iiumerotis
Cnliiew: in different purls d the
country during the Miil few
moiiths.
WALLOF STEEL"
HURLED HY NAVY
AT SEA TARGETS
ABOAUO Ii. H. H. .'ON'OBI
MF KAN rFIHtO (By tli" Associ
ated I'ress) Kleven drcadnaughts.
the most powerful of tlm Ameri
can sea forces, yesterday bi-hhcd
forth a deluge 0f flame nod steel
unlike anything ever before loused
on the. J'actflc.
For six minutes tlie great bat
tle fleej rent the air wMh Hppjl
llng vibrations ih th" unnunl fon;e
practice, simulating a terrific nav
al '"ttte.
Tho HbipA cut loose with all tho
gunnery uvullable. It was the su
preme tent or effectivriiens UgalllHt
an enemy fleet, represented by
towed tarKetN. The nitna! "roni-
tnrtir" firing" changes a beautiful
line df grey Khlps to a wall
smoke und fin-.
"Thicc-rinKtrcd Jack"
Again rouna uuiuyiManh 4.
j TACMMA. Wash. W. A. Hod win,
' ev-evangeltst known an "'inree.
i l ingered J'jck." was again found
'guilty of a statutory crime luvolv
1 lug a H-year-old Tseoma girl when
,a jury In Judge Tents department
i of the siiM-rlor court returned a
verdict yesterday.
I
ThreM.KInsered Jack' OodKln
in well known here, us he conduct
ed s-veial meetinKS three r four,
yeuis ago. Carl Helm, district at-
torocy, Unified at tho trial. j
liUMM LA UH
MILWAUKEE (By Iho AKiOOl
uld rrwMt) In. u foiir-dollar a
vtwk. room him-,,. Vowlnr McCof?
mlck. 27. . irriuiilKon of tho founder
or tlm JniH-natloiiut ' Hitrvaitet
forlunon, workH. .10 hotira u day, at
a common labdrt-r in . tho AlU
waukuo plant of the harvester com-
I";
' Ho declares ho la learning, not
earning, hiH way. His, presence
and occupation; was revealed
through Flft Potted Ktlllman, who
yesterday admitted she was hern to
visit her "good son." For several
weeks McCormlck bus been mlot
ly living In tlie rooming ' house..
The small room, contulnlug Uii Iron
bed, two chairs and a dresser, has
been his home. fc i . ; '
India's EycH Turned
Toward Bombay Trial
BOMBAY (By the Associated
Prcan) Widespread uttcntlon
throughout India has been attract
ed to the trial which opened here
today of nine persons accused of
attempting January J.:tth to kidnap
Mumtax Begum, beautiful dancer
and former favorite of tho Maha
raja, of indore.
He vera) of the iireuued held high
positions under tlm ma hu raja and
it Is elleged that the girl, who had
escaped from Die potentate's house
hold when she believed she no Ion
ger was his favorite, had been
threatened with abduction unless
she. returned willingly,
.H'IM.F, SI'A!SKK TWO BOYS
KANSAH CITY. Kan. (AP)
An ohl fashloiiei) spunking was
tlie penally Imposed In Juvenile
court here Tueseda,y on two t-year-oid
boys who hud "played
hookey." Judge Henry Meade
himself used the "rod," which
was a 'ongresslonal Record
wrapped tlnhtly In paper cover
ing. "That the first real use 1 have
found for a Congressional Rec
ord." the pudge observed.
The names of the hoys were
wli hhe(( because Judgn Meado
believed they would fulfill their
promise not to play hookey
again.
All Elements of Drama
Seen at Short Session
(By Harry II. Hunt)
WAKHINOTON (NKA KpertaO -Many
tiousanls ol dollars couid
of .have been gleand for t ncle Sam's
lieiiMiiry had provisions been mud"
tin cash I ti k In on the amuseiueni
alue of the short special session
All the eeentK of ftioina. fot
u heh folks pay out hard rush,
were supplied on u scale that bus
been e 1 mi e( by no tbatrleal pre.
S'U'utlou seen In this city In a de.
I Ude,
I'ally. long inu's of spectators
wotted In line ut the gallery doon
tor a cbiinee for even a few nitn-
tiles of the free entertainment
- . provided within.
But It was a rum- of first conn
llrst served, and those who came
early and got seats luck through
llfl'l ANGLE
INDICATED
B DEFENSE
Counsel May Attempt to
Prove "Jazz Girl" Did
Not Shoot Mother
JURY SELECTION
NOT COMPLETED
Dorothy Ellingson, De-
lendant, Faulted Yes
terday; Father Revived
Her.
' BAH FRANCIBCO (By tho As- -oclatod
Fross) Tho DOS.lbllltv '
'hat the defense may attempt to
contest the state's chara-e that Dor-1'
othy Ellingson actually shot and
killed her mother appeared In a
lew phase of Interrogation ooencd
iy tho defense In examining a Juror .
i looay s sossion m th trial.
i no defense counsel asked Mrs.
tulla Ott, prospective Juror, -wheth- .
er she would bo prejudiced against
a verdict In favor of the irlrl.
should evidence disclose that Dor- .
otny did not shoot her mother, but
admitted the act to shield another.
rointml Yesterday.
Dorothy Ellingson fell In a faint
on the stone floor as court adjourn
ed at noon yesterday In her trial.
ine gin, deathly pale, a crum
pled and forlorn figure, was car
rlod Into (an antoroom, where her
tut her and attendants worked over
her several minutes before sho re
covered. Her father kissed her con
stantly. Hhe looked far different
from the pleasure mad girl who
faced tlio police defiantly after
shooting her mother and going to',
a party tho name night. . .
me Interrogation of Jurors vea..
terday produced several droll re
sponses and sallies between coun-
si.'t. onee spectators laughed aloud
und Judge Harold bouderback di
rected tlio. bailiffs to sjaot about
20 of tho spectators, several of '
them women. .AfWf that, the.ji
was breathless quiet, r .
WEHT KIlANKI'onT. III. (By
the AHsocluted l'reas) -r-One West
Frankfort fumlly was reunited to.
duy. . -:. v . ; .
The two-year-old daughter of
Jerry Sullivan and wife, who last
Monday burled unother child an
their own, la back ugaln with her
purcnta.
The ohllil wus missing after the
tornado and wus mourned as dead.
A child's body was found In the
ruins of the Hulllvan home and
burled as theirs. Then the Sulll-
vun girl wcu found allvo and woll
at a neighbor's home.
LONDON (By Associated Pross)
liverythlng Is In readiness aboard
H. M. H. Itrpulso for tho I'rlncc of
Wales' voyage to Kuuin Africa and
houth America, starting Katurdnv.
The grim buttle cruiser has boon
scrubbed und polished until she
looks Ilka a Jeweled ship, with
brass, nnd nlckol biasing In tho
sun and with her decks spotless.
The prince will have a complete
Kymnosluni, besides -. a bedroom,
bulh and smoking room.
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hour ufter hour of the show, with
'hi rrowds of late comers getting
never a look-In.
Would they have paid for ad
mission? Well ono doorkeeper es
timated If he had been aide to cash,
in on the pleus personally made tu
him to "see whut ha could do."
with the hint It would be worth
his white, he could havo spent tiM
summer vacation on a Mediterran
ean cruise!
'
The lg crush, of "course, canir
on March IS, when the Senute had
ugreed to vote for a second time oc
tlie Warren nomination, which hat'
previously been lost, due to tlm
mid-afternoon nap of Vice Presi
dent Oaws.
Tho Henate was to meet this
(ConUnuvd on Face Five.)
GIRL, THOUGHT
DEAD, RETURNS
PRINCE READlf
FOR JOURNEY
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