La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 27, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN . OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY. fi m THE WEATHER Portland (AP) Orojon: Unsettled tonight and Bat untax. Probably local rains. CITY EDITION LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1925. NUMBER 145 VOLUME XXIII. MKMBKR ASSOCIATED PRBS3 MEMflER associated press TO KANCHE DAMAGE $1,000,000 rr V FIGHTERS PUNISHED BY BOARD Churchill Is ! Ill, Cannot Attend Meet Principals and Superin tendents of Eastern Oregon to Gather Here Tomorrow. Sunny Jim and McCarty, Boxing Heads Think, , Framed Battle . MONEY WITHHELD ' BY COMMISSION Drastic Step Taken by La Grande Fight Board at Session Tins Morning, REIMS OF DR. OLSOII EXHUMED Shoals Quiz . Board Named By Coolidge Commission .Authorized to Detenninc Practical Utilization of Facilities Huncrlntrndcnta and principals from caatern Oregon HclwulH will ct here tomorrow in (lie nnnunl at.'uiloa of Mil' Hantnrn Oregon Su perintendents' und Principals' aS-SOcllltiun. Tlio program for the Uoy will in clude apci-chcs by Superintendent 11. li. Inlpw. A. .'. Hampton, of l.a Grande., Elmer 1-'. tloodwlu und 1-. Allen of l'rndldon. J. A. Chun-hill, slate supcrln- Mother icliucill ol puuuc lum I ucuoii, wnu vus scheduled to muka tin- main addrcBS of the. conference will be unable to attend on iiccount of sickness. Second Autopsy and In quest in McClintock Mysteries. Set ...... THIRD BODY WILL BE RAISED LATER of "Millionaire Orphan" Died 1G Years Ago ; Germ Poisoning Is Suspected. Once nir-iin ta-u out-of-town flKlllelH urrlvcd bell- to .(Huge U Hike blilll o It uppeured. Hike their lilmre of till- irate receipts utld head bin-k home with a little cany money dclic-il lip on the Hide. The funs who witnessed the sor ... -..i.K.i i... U....1.U .ll.n mill 'Tommy McOiHy In the I-a Cirande reall;.e Kri-d l.y II. 1.. Tow.er. . n .-inii trviiinjiHhini last nlffUl . ... ARTICLE WRITTEN BY E. I). TOWLER IS PRAISEWORTHY Announcement -that, a scientific VILE BOOZE WES TOLL will have the satisfaction or Kiiow hur llial ihc boxing commission met thin morning ami decided that Hie fighters would have to do bet I.T Hum Unit, to got away with it und so cut them orf without a penny. Ilclirw riplit Was rrniunl This art Ion on the purt nf the commission, composed of It. A. i.in.:H. .ine Carr. Joe Keenly. l.r. laboralion with Professor Victor K. Sh-lford of I ho University of Illi nois will be published In the near future by the Puget Sound JUologi- cnl Station of the University of Washington wan received Jiur morning. CHICAGO (By Associated Press) The second exhumation in con n Oct Ion with tan McClintock death mysteries wus made when tho body of Ir. Oscar Olson, who died three years ago, was raised . from his grave loduy for an autopsy and i coroner's Inquest. The body of Miu Ilmnui, Mc Clintock, who died sixteen yours ago, : wit I be rxhuntrd iHlcr. Mrs. McCllnloch wua Ha- inotln:r of.'vililly," who dh;d kiHt.Mccc;n- lhl:( bcr of typhoid r!Vur which thn slutn chances wa caused by (jitims WABllINCfTON (By the Akho ulaicU IVcaa) A conmdsslon to atudy lh Muactn KIiohIh prob lem, conslatlng of former Ucprc ucntallvc McKftnxin, of illinntH, former Senator llul, of South Carollnu, Professor - liurry A. i'urlls. Yale I'nlvcrslly, William McOlennan, New York, and Huh sell l1'. Bower, of the American Kami Bureau Federation, .was named .today by President Coo lidge. ' , Contrary- to expectations, no cabinet member wus selected fir the conimiusion, which wilt 1"' authorized to determine the most pratilcal methods of utiliz ing available facllllhs at Muscle Shoals. Teachers W In School Honors T WRECKS The treat Ipc on (he subject "Ant-1 red him by William L). Sh"phcrd, mtil Communities of the San Juau'hls foster father. rChunnel and Adjacent Areus," Is the result of four summer's re search work by 1'rofenaor Towier linlsioii ami . i .". .. (,, Ki.ir,,i ,.- Va cull of a bi llet thai the nuiien i ----7 sUcI be,,- last nlfl.t. by Kuntty , . . .Hm ' mid Mif'iiily was framed be-I l'rofessor Sln-llold la himself a roreliinid. represented art honest mil tonally known HUlhorlty on the efrnrt on the part of tie cominis- BUIiject or lllc relailon 01 surroumi hIiiii In build up liunesl yoxmg ex litliltlnitH Ih-Iji tlrandu.- " : TJie fielit hi Miiesllon had ben L (iilhiui'd 011 Page Klve.) ; . i 1 . UIHN IS SGHL1QL HQIJSL T'lTTSltUIttt (Ity .the As:iocl- EiRhteen-Year-Old Pilot Rock Youth Killed by Poison Li(iuoib $ll-PER-CALLON , - WHISKY FATAL Pendleton and Pilot Rock Physicians Concur in Findings Before Cor oner's Jury. PKNIUJITON, Om. (Special to the (observer) - Add one more you lit,' fellow to the toll that poison moonshine exacts. KiKhtccn year of am-, William SpraRue. of Pilot Itoek. Is the latest Oregon victim of the vile, poisonous stuff that heartless bootleg Uuiior vendors place tipoti the imirket. Spi ngui' was called by dealh Monday iilhl and at that time suspicion Unit his demise wu.i nol from iKvtural causes b-d the cor oner lo prepare for a lii'iucst. 1 1'Sieroay ine roriHii'r h jury.wuw 1 'P-, 'Si IB U .tftes. l. FIRES MCE Cartoonists who picture; Miiool Icacliers Mlth a roll of hair , Itigli on tluir head ami nn elongateil noso odornotl with fflas must never have seen Miss Ituhy lVeeiiiaii Slut tart., loft, and Miss Helen Howard, of tlio ArkmiMLs Htoto TcocIkts' hi'hool, MUs J-'n-enmn was chosen tlio -mast itopulnr and nthlvtlc' girl In bciiool, while Miss Howard was eliosen tlio cutest and pfotticsl. ul'U Prcsjt) An explosion today. Impanelled and tun ImtWHt proceed- LAID TO RESTi I'uheriil services this afternoon pt 1 in J'rtofbvlerhiii rhiirch ,, , eiii i-. d over I lie remains or .1. 1). Stoddard, who was wld'ly ktinwii us a lumberman tbrouuh onl lOiistern (iregoli. Mr. Stoddard came to Oregon n ...u.ra iieu. loeallllL- first 111 Ha C.i- ...iinlv at Sampler, where li wot llilo (be sawmill business, inning bis seven years nstdejiee tlM ie. Mr. Stoddard saw the mush room crowlh of a milling ciimp lo a Ihriviii!.- little city. It wus bis Kinvmill that sawed the lumber for lie- l.iill.llntf of Mm-Town and fur nisbed lumber In ninny of tin-mill- then oie-ratind- In that vlcln- " i'-roiM Similiter Mr. Sloddurd moved In l.a (liaiple. wliere be en tiiBe.1 in 1 In- lumber business until iil oul three or four years ago. when lie suffered a stroke uf Pr nlysis. from which he never fully -eeovereil. .Mr. Sloddurd. It Is said, built III-J-oley lirlek ii sidenec. now locuted behind the post orftce blllldllig oil l--iniilli street. At the time lie erected it. however. II stood where I lie federal building is now. Ttie deceased leaves his widow 1,11.1 seven children: l,eon II. Stod iliird. linker; Milton A. Sloddurd, .New York: Mrs. I'rank Connor. I nloli: Mrs. Ia-i- liostwlck. Albany, lire.; .Mrs. (leiirge It. Vclnn, Sa lem: Mrs. Kiiilna Torghr. lluki-r: ami Miss Mildred Htoddard, Union. lugs to animal life and develop ment by rnvlroninoiil. "Animal Communities of the Sa Julian Channel mid Adjacenl AreuH', deuls with ttie iimrlne life of the upper 1'ugel. Sound from an economic s well as sclenllflc standpoint. Tlio acccptmice of the uuinscrlpt by Ihc Inlverslty of Waslitnglon lllologlcal Ktallon for puDllcuuoil considered an exceptionally high honor In scientific circles and I'ro- ssor Towler is being congralulal- d by his many friends here. COMMANDER OF OREGON LEGION IN LA GRANDE Doctor. Olson, btollier of thfl chief justice or the Chicago mu nicipal courrt, wus the McClintock family physician and also died un der mysterious clrcumsluiices, ac cording to his -brother. Shepherd, who was refused' re- l-use on bail Wednesduy by Chief J us lien Hopkins of tlev . criminal court, von pamded in the ItUll peh of itiurderertt row Thursday and man who looked ft the eight prln oners In the pen said he bellnved Sliepherd "looked like" the man who purchased a mhiroscope from his firm. wrecked the public school build lug at SwlKSvtlle, sl suburb. Jacob Jacobs, janitor, is report ed tnl.sslng. .The fire chli-f blames escaping gas for the blast. George Griffith, stub) command er of the Amerlcuii Legion, arrived in l.a Grande this morning on No. J 24. lie was accompanied by Ken net li cooper, manager 01 inn run lund district veterans bureau, and Jerry Owen, editor of tlio Pacific. Legion. A uunqiiei ill meir liouur 1 ,,.,,. wH ...i-, given lonigut at uuuui avu-n w i iuvi. in the basement of Honuu Jlall, lusting until eight o'clock. Ianclng will occupy the remainder of the evening. era SEES II RETURN I. Two .physicians. Vu V. G. Oliver, of Pilot Itoek. who attend ed the lad during two attacks of Illness pi edlng Ifls d' alli. aud Ur. M. o. Parker, of Pendleton, who coiulueled an autopsy oh tin- body, both concurred In their belief that poison li'iuor waa ( he cuiitc ol death. Stomach "lOuteu Vp. HEARING OREGON'S PLEA WASHINGTON (Ity the Asso ciated Press). Arguments on tlio Male of Oregon's contention that CINDERELLA TO BE STAGED Trick Voting Clie'kiiiRtc1. MONTKVIUKO. ( AP) Uru guay believes H has put an end to fraudulent voting for public offi cers, a practice that flourished ex ceedingly, and with many Ingeni ous evasions, In previous elections. At the recent polling for nation al senators each voter hud to pre sent an elaborute curd bearing his number, name and surname and any other name by whleh he was known, his signature, his photo graph and his finger print. WHKAT 1MIOIVS W I N M 1' KG (AF) Wheat plu n geil nine and flte-clghths cents here today. May wheat went to An operetta "Cinderella In Klow erland," by Marlon Lodcr will be presented at the high school uudl torium Saturday evening, April A, under I he uusplces of the Iji Grande Neighborhood club. Thirty one children huve been chosen to tiikx tin r I mid riOienrHalH lmve bien tukiiig pluce euch day. Carl Mc- Ihe purt of the Prince, LUlle Miss Evelyn Mays will appear as Cinderella Daisy," Wilma Mays will be the lalry Godmother and Jacqueline O'Brien und Huth Pluck will take the purt of the proud sisters. Max Stoddard will be llobln lt d. "Clnd'-rellu In Flow ertund" Is a moderation of the fairy tale of ''In derellu. In the operellu she n In Klowcrland. however, and the va. rlous children luhe the parts of (lowers. Mrs. Klmer MeMunus Is chair man of the rommlllee In cliargc of I In presentation. The other members of ih; committee ure Mrs. Verne Alnsworth. Mrs. William Wilson. Mm. David J. Stoddard, Mrs. Klhet Grundy. Mrs. G, L. Hlg gers; Mrs. Itay Williams, und Mrs. C. il. Mays. Mrs. K. U Holmes Is pl-ino aecotnpunlst and Mrs. Dallas Green Is directing the music. CHICAGU (By. tlio Associated Press) Senator Capper, of Kuns- uvherc eu route to his homo from Washington, uees prospects of a prosperous year for agriculture, . business revival when the farmers harvest, their next crop and a come back for the cattle industry. 'If we have, a fair crop and good prices, the farmers will be in fine shape this year. Keono mists, who studied the situation, agree that the cattle Industry will be on a prosperous footing within the next year or so," h suid. aid. The liquor of which tho doccus (Contfnuud on Page Five.) ELGIN'S COUNTY FAIR DIRECTORS KLG1N. Ore. (Special to the Ob server) A new board of directors or the Klgin County Fair associa tion was elected at a recent meet ing of the stockholders. The new directorate is us fol- llack-to-Uic-lariu Motn On CHICAGO (Special) A buck-to-t he-farm! movement, resulting in a 42 per cnt Increase In farm buy ing In 19-4 und Insuring a 4U to 50 per cent increase In such trans actions this year, Is under way throughout tho railed Slutes, ac cording to Dr. Ilermuii .laiiss, dector of the farm lands dtvlrduu of the National Association of Henl Kstute boards here today. Dr. Junss declared this steadily Increasing trek of people to agri cultural districts Is due to a slabll l.utlou of higher prices for farm products, laws passed by nemly half the states Inspiring confi dence in furiii buying by protect ing ihc purchasers from irreHpons Ible real estute dealers and "a general reullxallon of advantages by farm life." . The mui-ou membmne f the the railroads Kcrvliuf -M- saoum lie sloniaeh ir the lad was literally reflutrt'd to builtl .llsivh tjIc eaten up and the condition of the uge. through central and Uastern organ indicated that out ncieiu Oregon portions wero prcHeuieu poison had been taken lulo tho today before', the interstate, coin-1 system to cause death, Dr. Parker . inercc commission., ' ' . "W. V, Kills, attorney for the Oregon publiu service colnmisslon, explained tho state's demand stat ing that a new 'road r'Jnnlug east and west with northern aud south ern ; extensions should bo built, lie declared the. Interslato com- jVAOINGJ PROBLEM UIVKG eommtsslou 1ms tho power "The Southern Pacific controls transportation in half of Oregon and tho' Union Pacific controls the other halt," Kills declared. "It Is this situation wo seek to have met by this application." lie argued that military Inter lows: Uav Dutton. Andrew Tuck- 'trf required north and south er, Matt Uoswell, Otto Kllngham- construction through tho slate iner. Paul Sadler, Kd Mason and least of the Cascades. K. V. Kiiler. Mr. Dutlon was se-! Commissioner Knelt asked if lerled ns temporary chairman of thero were not Indian reserva the board pending the ebction of tlona under federal control which XTRA thri;k imktei N ASIU G1XN ( AP ) HtnmUfr Wheeler, : -of Monlaiia, Ikmhm Canipuoll Montana oil fjporaUr, and Iklwln N. Bootli, former so Ikilor nf tM Interior department, wvi-e indicted hern tmlny by a gmnd Jury fn conspiracy cJiaigrS, indlcl ments are based on charges relating: ti securing of oil land per mits In Montana. ,, - . permaijent officers. The opinion Is ifiille genrral that another fair will be held twxt fall but the question of finances ap pears as a major problem. Civil Suit in Circuit Court Repdy for Jury Lasky Representative Seeking 'Location9 Here Announcement that the loshvior human habitation made It dlf Klbn Corporation will probably j flcilll lo Becure Hie long shots no make four plcturca somewhere In i essential lo western and other plc-i:.in-rii Oregon during tin- Bum-1 Inn s on oul-door subjects. ,.r season s mad- tills murnllMt! Mr ,,,, ,orllg thatirall of I nlon Is the atlorney for by i:. x Leslie, i.ioii.in p.c.or.- , , for this dlfflcully conditions in ueiei,.,,..,, ... ,,. lector. ho arrived here this nioni- . . ,.,, fol Ijj rirnnde Is attorney for Hie pros- lui: from l-orlliilid. . Un a.vU (.Unl tln Mr. I, -idl- Is at pres. nl orklnit ( yiil, y (h)B ,,flrrnon BI1 .. a series Of pb tUM S lO be flllll. d , fuf ,,,,. ,ot.uong. li. nr I'orllinel. These pictures i" on pioioer Biibjeets. One Is to In-' Mr. Leslie Is at present wullln i Hide a number of s-'en-s In n lilch 1 llie offb ial a. tlon from the Ijis'.y tie- I ncitilln Indians Kill take pari, i tompuuy berof" making any mor Tl. trip this miiliiing oss ln-re- plans for pictures here but he slat y in l lie mi I urv of li prillmllmry ed I Ills liiornllil that It s" eiin-d Mirx. y of ttie scenic piuislbllllbs ol reawinably certain that some ple I niou and Wslloua countbs. ac-'lures lll Ik; made here this suin cordillg t" Mr. l-slle. llier. Mi I j site ills, oiirse.l lo some ei. I Accompanying Mr. Leslie llils tent upon tin- dllfb ally of (itur- I morning was Mrs. A. H. Willis, wc-' lug lo llHker last October, ing siutal.b- Imatlons lor picture, j narlst r ho has contracts from lb-. Funeral wrvlors will be held IP- n-mark.-d that In so many : Ijisky company for continuities for here Kunday aflernoon at 1 o'clock i.iics similar to the Grande Hondeiltn- pictures ntm- biing filmed marl from the Hnodgraaa and Zlmraer Ikr thn Uauj-i aiJ utter sign 1 1'urtland and tor several others. Imao vhaptl. ..... 1 At th- time or going lo preoa Judge J. XV. Kuoalea kuu instruct ing the circuit court Jury on the -oae of Htrlngfleld vs. Hei It. Mr. ritrlngrlcld is suing for 11.022.77 Tor duiiiageu and misrepresentation In & land deal. Thfi attorneys finlsh'-d Ihelr ar guments Ibis morning. 1 .. Tcr- ccution. ' . LA (JRANDE MAN DIES IN HAKER THIS MOItMNC J. W. lie.ih.-H,,. form- rly of Ij Grand", died In Bakr this morn ing ut I o'clock. cording to word rffrd b"r loduy. Mr. Iledhead Iht'd here for "veral years, mov- DridKC Will lie Built UK) Feel Alwvc AValcr piHlTI.AND (My the Assoehited Pr-enM .The stale highway com mission, meeting here yesterday, awarded a contract for the high way bridge arrows Crooked river In Jeffirson coon I y. The bridge will be ie highest in America, It Is said, for II -will be :M0 Tcel above the river. IN 3 STATES Crookton, Nebr. Teacher and 2 Children Said .. Burned to Death LOSS OP LD7E 5 MOT CONFIRMED Nebraska, North and South Dakotas Swept by Fires, Whipped by Brisk Winds. ' VALENTINE (by the Asmj-t-latod i Press). After cauvln estimated of otta uilllloii dollars lo buy lands and ranch ers' property, virtually all of Uio fire which ravaged north central Nebraska and southern sections nf South Dakota, were exliiuriilslied today, acconling to a survey made at noon. -No los.i of life was siiilalned as far as Is known. JtaneJiers reported today that thu fire burned over an area two hundred liillt-s to, In somo places, eight miles wide. Dain age to I lay land Is estimated u dollar an acre. 1 A rifleil re port told of the destruction of tho William l'amn rtuudi. north of Cody, Kebr. This raucu. olio of Uie largest in Uio state, buniod completely. , ' , sioi'y FALLS, s. Dak. By AssoiHated Prvss) Pralrlc flna lit north omtral Itodlb ,.tHMotrt wero eituvfulslied today after ' a weeping apiiroxlniatcly 150,000 acres.'' No falallUca were ra ported. . , j . VALKNTINK,. Nrbr. (By tho As. soclatcd Press) - Unconfirmed re ports hero " today stated that a school teacher and two children wore-burned to death several miles (Continued on Page Five.) - lUtlTISlI UIiiMNG I IiO.NDON' (AP) Die tally Msll says it has loomed that iK'sldes the assurance given Anibassador Rbl- logg jMJfore Jils deMtrturo to . be come sceri'tsry of state, thi gov ernment sejit a utttc. to Washing ton reasserting (Jn-nt It rl tain's wil liiignoKs lo iMirlkipatc hi a dlsarni anient tHmference whenever it Is snnoiincrd by the l-nlted Ktntc.. It was also IndlcutCHl that tlio do minions oro ready to act With Uio lirltlsli. JARDINE TALKS might need transportation. Kills named several. Large Fund Is Raised For Tornado Victims CHICAGO (My the Associated Press) Nine days of ee;iHele,iH of. fort on the part of a multitude of agenclfH hud raised by last night a total of funds for the relief of the tornado stricken stales or the middle west n nmit ill ing to mere than $ l.liriM.nan, according to new rlgiires available here. Mrs.V.lVamii!t Hunts for Intruder AI.MI S TO fltiPfjY PARIS (AP) Tim allies have decided to reply MMMimtely to tho German memorandum suggesting n srtmrKy imwU It wits dlMXverl tlio preMiratJon ot a colbvlivc note rat Hei Iiiiiim-iimj dirflcultlcs teeaue each nation regards (he security part from n different angle. Il was was uIm (Hnxnered that the verb al iMtli-w left by German aniliaHia- do is In the different capitals were not Idcnllcnl. Germ Poison Case Not ; First One; 3 Recalled CHICAGO. (NEA Hpociol) Germs! Terrible, subtle, cowardly weapons of murder! Yet germ murders are rare. Three proven cases sre of reeurd. These will be cloo ly InveHtiKat el by slute and defense attorney In the deuth of William Mef'lln tock, - "millionaire orphan," for whose death Wlltlum Hhepli-rd and In-. C. C. Paimaii have be-u in dicted. Of all possible mm I hods of lnu Ih'luu;; hoiiiltlde, 1 he ItflmliilHt ra tion Of dlM'USe irerius Is i ii out apt lo excite Ihc Imagination. Ag tinut no ol her attuek Is the unwarned victim so d'feiin.-t'HH. KutIM' Of the IHUHt Ifltrleute trllllH In history huve oecurred In Cf-n- nectlon with poison chs-k. One such, still left than a de cade Old, Is reeullci). lr. Arthur Varrn Wnlte miN h young and promlHlng dentist of New York CHy. lie lived lh IiIk young lf" In Hit uptown rtwldn llut nelgirborhood. He ik us soiiully pi-ibb' mid had non some distinction as u ten nis player. When lie wus aretnpd of having (CuuUuul-4 uu l 1 1. 1.) All Over 2 Counties Practically rier ptsi-e In Indli Iti hm anil Wallowa counties, The OltM'rir ha.i repnwnlu lltes who ate on the Job to euer tho iicwj. Their rcgulnr -orreMiii(leiHv nr mi inl (li,ntehe4 an nlws nf u""ftt Inti'iol If yHi nb In keep ctHilat-l ihese tart imih ifimitmitMle. Il l a Kp ulnr fcMiun'niid II I Another rcaMHi w Ity The Ot'ncr Is restl fc'iicially oit bo'll ifiuulieH. MOlnrrer AdeHblng A Jtlrn bsiKlUiiig btrtlco' N'MW YOltlv lty the Asmc.-I iiled press) Mrs. William K. Van derbllt, with half a dozen police men, conducted a search of her five-story residence hero today af ter she reported seeing a reflec tion of an Intruder In her dining room mirror. The search fnlled to reveal anyone or nny tampering nlth the doori or windows. , ii;pAitTMi;vr m;ciii;s IMPOIl l AM KSTItl.N WAHIIINGTtN (AP) depart ment of agriculture scientists, lif ter a long study of Hie ino-stlon. have determined that the way to eliminate the odor of gnrlh- from the bn'itlli Is to refrain from eat ing garlic. I Hilry InlereHts append lo th depiirl III' at for Hut ui loll of I tie problem of a garth-by biste lit mltk from u cow which Imd euten gnrlle. The eerls lmve d'lermined Unit the only iay Is to keep the rows iroill the wee. In whirl, fliey ret-i I DENNIST0UN NOW FACINd BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT PA It IM ( Ity 1 he Associated Press). A suit for breech of promise and defamation of character against Colonel Den nlstoun. defendant In the sen sntloual' London trial, : will be filed In London, soon by an American woman who Is now In tho United Btates, It was an nounced today by Dudley FMd Mnlone. repics-uting the' plaintiff. WAHHIN'OTON (By tho Associ ated Press) Warning that confu sion results front discussion of too many ways of helping the farmer, Hecretary Jardlno lato yesterday outlined a few simple principles ''t:,at wo all can, talk about." "1 have no panacea for agricul tural relief," he emphasized, "and 1 don't believe that anybody has. Tho most painful period of re adjustment Is now over and pros pects look much brighter for the farmer," ho declared. Thero Is real encouragement tn the progress that lias been made during the past two or three years. We can look to the futuro with confidence, but we must recognize that thero aro many phases of tho agricultural situation that still challenges the best thought of the nation." . Outlines Points. Cooperative marketing and stall-, durdlaatlon of agricultural produc tion, he (In Id, are necessary to elim inate waste, which ho regards as partly responsible for the spread of prices between rro1u',',rfl and consumers. Balanced production als'ls es sential, ho said, and . ho advised farmers In the northwestern states (Continued on Page Five.) Partisanship Not Main Issue in Warren, Itsillo Tan I'ny Ta. IU-;itl,IN AP Thirteen million gold marks, id ton I $,(mmi,hio, flow into Hie coffers of the Germtili post ofre depart ni' iit snu mi My In I he form of mdio lliens" f'-en. There ate now :'(. ana t idto stjhseribers. ritei paying two murks, alinrmt rents, a iiioulh for the privilege of listening In. To sot up a radio without a license Is punishable by rim;. (Ity Harry ft. flunt) WASHINGTON (NEA spechtl Much has been w.ild and w III be Mid as to th Influence uf "par tltiuimhlp" In tho action by the rknate in twice rejecting the nom ination of Charles Heecher Warren in the uite.j HI n I "s attorney gen- Tho ery of "pni tU inshlp" In lastly raised. It Is difficult to re lute. II I n charge that easily ratt-hes the piil. He attention, and in the ahseiii-e of a full under standing of m given situation Is likely to tie accepted by the public AH Hie Thief ImslM OH which OppO- aitlon ir founded. It in most probable thul thi ccuntrjr co.v biUevca und v. HI rontlnue to believe that piVrtiffiiM- hlp was the controlling factor lu the struggle over the Warren appointment. That It wan a factor, no one who knows politics und human, nuturi will doubt. . Hut that It was the L-onlrolllug factor, anyone who followed thi development at thn fight will privately If not publicly deny. Tho question that should al ways be ba la need against th view that the 46 votes against Warrcr, wer pundy partisan votes Is: 'To what degree were the 3 votes imsI favombly lo Mr. War ren Influenced by similarly parti- (Coullcuyd oa Pftgc Fi e.) 4.'.' 1 3 i s