La Grande evening observer., April 13, 1925, Image 1

EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT TAGES TODAY!
CITY
EDITION
THE WEATHER
I'OKTLAND (AP). Oro.
Bon fc'air tonight and Tucs
Uuy. VOLUME XXIII.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED TltHSS
LA GRANDE, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1925.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 159
IRE III
100 GREET
THE EISTER
Second Annual Sunrise
Service Held at Gang
loff Park
CHURCHES STAGE
EASTER PROGRAMS
Crowds of La Grande
People Attend Local
Houses of Worship
During the Day.
Promidlv itt 4:EU u. in. Kaster
Sunday automobiles, equipped wit'i!
police sirens, travelled through l.o.
Grande, touching all portions oi
the town, calling the residents to
awaken ami attend the second an
nual sunrise service on the hillside
r..-t nf c'lV.
!And at 5:30 o'clcok, when tin
H'-iio'H viT"' started, approximate
)y ion people had gathered at
Gangloff Park. During the next
half hour several more arrived
and participated.
In. I-;. I1. Mossnutn was leader
ttnd opened the service with a
Winn and a short talk of Ihe hig
hlfieunce of the day to the Chris
lian world. Dr. J. McPherson
gave prayi-r and Miss Malnd Doty,
librarian told of tho rirat. Easier tn
u very well presented speech.
Another hynm and henodlellon
by Reverend Powell, of tho South
Abihodist Church, brought tin
first service of tht! day to a close
Church Programs.
Kxeellcnt Kaster services were
carried out tn the virions church
es yesterday. During On' Sunduy
School hour the Kustor Hlory wrs
reviewed and during the church,
hour u special Kuslor Duy progrui.tl
w us featured. At the Presbyterian .
church children wort1 baptised and
new miiib;rs .-.-re 'eeieod. while
Ihu quartet rendered ' a special
(Continued on Page Five.)
F
Skirling loday, the Kvening Ub
H'Tver, following a program (hat
aims to continuously add to tht va
lue and interest of lis new columns,
is priming added renin res served
by the NKA service that are huv.-.
to meet with the reader's approv
al. With the t ; l 5 sports season real
ly si irting in tames: Hilly Kvans.
big league umpire and one of the
fcn-atest sports writers of the day.
will f't.msh a daily column for the
np.irt p.ige. entitled "liilly Kvans
Says." 'oiu pel en t and Interest hm
comments and opinions will be fur
nished in this column, which is one
of the most widely read in otlur
cities furnished with this feature.
Another addition that will be of
j-reat interest to the women. Is a
column of recipes complied by SIs
b r Mary, an NKA authority of na
tional fume. These recipes are
Ir'Hted and guaranteed to bo of the
best.
A new comic, strip, "Freckles
and His Pi-jemls," which was fea
tured by the Kvening Observer ab
out a ear ami lot- h short time,
will be a lal to "Mom'n Pop."
which Is classed as the best comic
. ver featured by the local newspa-
1
din addition to these three nig
Cfures. and the others, tneimiin
the cartons, daily news pictures.
Kverett True's Outbursts, The Old
Jlome Town. Harry 11. Hunt's Wa
shington letter, etc., now In use.
many Interesting features, furnish
ed only by the MCA. will be pre
sented from lime to time.
EATURES
FO READERS
Kiddies Of La Grande
Take Part In Operetta
The opp'-retta, "Cinderella In,
Klow ei land." given Saturday eve- j
Iiluir In the high school uuditor-1
ii'iu under the a'tspices of the La,
Orande Neighborhood club, w is
eeelt, i,t. I 'or iy children took ,
part and carried out their rul-s
i cry well. I la f bum lliatt gave
the' prologue. Little Miss Kvetn
Mays did very well hi the role
of Cinderella. Kobert llohne took
the part of Prince cimnninc ex
ceptionally well, us did Max Stod-j
third as Lobin lied. Wilimi Mays
was the godmother, Albert IMnton.i
ltonnie Hee anil Patsy Jesse and
Kutll Stoddard, butterflies. j
The Mower were: Ktlth Hhick. i
Jae.j ieline O' Mr-ten. Lola M. .Snod-j
rus. Elizabeth Wta'y, Uarba.-a ;
Lake Region
Praised By
Frank Lloyd
Movie Director Says the
Wallowa Scenery Can
Be Equalled Nowhere
Else in World
PORTLAND, Ore. (Special).
Tlie Wallowa Lake region, in ad
dition to its other assets, is des
tined to become, u ineeca Cor mo
tion picture directum, if stuio
inontH by Krsnk Lloyd, director
uf Rex Bench's "Winds of Chance"
can be construed to take in Hol
lywood's directors In gcnetnl.
l.luyd and his cast, including
Hen Lyon. I lobar! llosworth,
Claude Hlllingwutor. Victor Me
Laglen. John T. Murray, l-'red
Warren, J. G. Davis, Kred Kohhv.
Charles It. Crockett. Anna Q. Nill
son, Viola I tana and I orot liy Se
bastian, urrlved here yesterday and
left shortly afterwards for Belling
lium, Wash., and Vancouver, H. C.
They will work in the Pug.'t
SoMnd country until about May 1
on scones for "Winds of Chance'
and then will go to Wallowa i.ake.
in northeastern Oregon, for sev
eral Alaskan scenes.
I 'raises Country.
1 Xrector Uoyd was enthusiastic
about Oregon scenery for motion
picture locations and ventured the
opinion that the Industry was but
developing In this state.
The discovery of Wallowa 1-ake
by the motion picture men, he
said, had given to the movie fa "is
scenery to be found nowhere else
in the world.
"Winds of Chance" will be
ready for release about August 1,
It is believed.
"BETWEEN ACTS"
WILL BE STAGED
AGAIN TONIGHT
Much Interest Is being shown in
the comedy drama "Iter ween the
Acts' which will be presented for
the second time, this evening at
tin- Odd Kel lows' hall.
This play was staged u short
time ago and because several weie
unable to attend at that time, It
was requested that the play be re-
The cast has been rchcarsum
and promises to give the audit n -e
a real treat. In addition to the
comedy acts, intermission num
bers have been arranged.
Guardian Named for
Miss Cuba Buchanan
Cpon t he petition of (bo. W.
11 H'liiiliiui. father of Cuba Ru
chanan. the county court on Sat
urday appointed Mr. Puchanan
us guardian of Ills 'child.
About three years, ago, t 'uba
Hueha nan, t hen need six years,
fell through a sidewalk back of
tht- roundhouse In La (Jiande, and
Injured her ankle,
A damage action against the
city was recently thrown out of
court because her father bro'tght
the action for her without " being
appointed guardian.
TltlO AKItlM I l.
Ib-rb Myers, I.. Coliley. and Har
ry Sella fer were taKeu ilito custody
by O. M. Pierce and Hugo Klinir-
hammer. Friday evening with
moonshine in their possession.
They plead not. guilty and were
hound over for trial next Mnndaj
by Judge Brady UMrb-r $ L'mii bond.
SPORTING NEWS
Truck and Held Ia (ininde
lctoiioiis ou r t ii I o ii hUb
school.
Ila-ehall Pintles Iom elilbl
lion fnine.
Coast Lcaitin- Milnnliiy, Sun
day results.
Itilly i:ntis Says Worth
while Comments,
Other .SKiiiing l.vents or the
i lay.
AI.I. ON I'Af.i: TWO
The He-t Sports Sictlmi hi
Masicru OrcKfiii.
Coolidg". OIads llobi i 1m, pegy
Itolinelikamp. Laura Houk'hton.
Vlrginln Mramv.eii. Sally Stetfi ist.
Irene Sitter and Catherine Spaeth,
tin ind tops: J ust ine (bub . N:i ney
Holmes. Mil.lred C.n-en. Itveiie
Manna. I'atriel:i Clark. Alary
Kreese, Mnlne Noah-. Margaret
lion and Wilfred Scott. .'Sun
beams: Men )! Ainsw oi l h. It -n
(irandy. Jack Kakin, Wilfred, '!
brlek. Lloyd Mavey. Thomas (Cool:
and Hovaid Larson. j
Little Miss Judy Sii-wrist j gave
tun solo danecs betueen mil. and
Otlda Ashby and Jam- Jjiang'
danc.d.
Mrs. K L. Hoinn ncl-d -. pi
anist and Mrs. L'huer MeIanus
dlit'cted th' presentation. M e.
Dallas Or-":! drcc'tJ the music
Worried 'em
There wore unhappy Angels
in Los Angeles when Clark
Pitti-n'icr, rioter shortstop, de
layed in .signing his contract
with the .os Angeles hall
dub, because his fiancee, lar-Krti-et
AlK'i'l (above) waateil
Itlm to drop baseball and ie
sunie bis dental st tulles lit
Ohio. Allt f the club offered
to pay her evpenses west for
a wedding, she tleeitied to let
Pittenger sign up and play
the season out west.
DDE OF BEST
t Mi" of I he most Inspiring sac
red cantatas ever rendered In this
city was sung lust evening in the
new Presbyterian elrjich tinder
the direction of" Mrs. A. L. llleh
ardson, assisted by Mrs. J. A. Ted
i.m 'j ttl the new pipe, ocean.
Thirty-t w voices blended 'n
marvelous harmony singing the
I 'aster message, "Life K ver last
ing" to t he ib-light of an audi
ence that taxed the seating ca
pacity of the new church.
Many left when they found that
I he seating capacity had been ex
hausted. The cant!1.'.. i was composed by
Petrie :.nd tells ihe story of Ihal
first Kasb-r day as Ihe Saiour of
the world came forth the con
oileror .over death. The special
parts were sung with rare ability
revealing a tone quality and In
terpretation of the theme Ihit
a titled ktoiiI ly to the developing
happiness of Ihe iiichhiikc that
reached its final climax In I he
finale by the choir singing "Joy
to the World."
Kuch singer seemed lo fed the
leality of th' words and gave, ex
pression In such a cb-ar enuncia
tion that all in Ihe audience could
follow the story clearly. The
change uf tempo., in the various
parts, and the interpretation ren
dered, revealed tho mastery of the
director as she lead the cantata;
while t lii organist added her hum.
leal ability to 1 he singing voices.
(Continued on Pgn Klve.)
11. tu 'i-n S
I.X'li
I lit
ill VI nini; .sunn' nil, i-nlcii-ii
ti'-c uf Ja-k Hons".
Oak street, and stole about $1 or
$ri in cash and some jewelry, the
police veport today.
A house neatby also showed
slmis -of aiteuipls to gain entrance
but these were unsuccessful, No
trace of the hiii'KiaiN has yet been
discovered.
Officials Mere for
Ministers' Meeting
J. M. Jasp'-r, pastor of the
Methodist Kpiseopal church at
Sab m. nud Mr. Hoyt, Presbyte--i;t
n Sunday ehool uorler w it U
lo-aibiuaitors at Walla WaHn. a r
t ivt-d in La C.t a nde todny an I
tll In' present at tin- school of
methods which Hatted this moi i
ing at Uf.v.it o'ctocl: at the Hap
tist chureli under the a isplces of
the lain Inter I;, I ;i rsocta t loll.
The fi rst session "I" I he day u as
lake tip w It h i urilt 0 1 ui,i, with
Mr. .lasp. r in chaise, the subject
for the second session, stalling .it
- o'cb.ek was -The itible and
Mow to Study P." and tin third.
Martini: a( 4:". with .Mr. Hoyt in
eharKe. will be taken up tn study
ii it adminivtuition. The eveni ig
m'-ding w;M st a 1 1 a I T . o'clock
and Mr. Jasper will eptik on "Tne
Goal."
IT
HOME ENTERED
By BURGLARS
'III FLIGHT
'Longest Overwater Non
i Stop Trip to Be
Attempted
FLIERS TO LEAVE
U. S. LATE IX JUNE
Start to Be Made Either
from Frisco or San
Diego ; To Use New
Type Plane.
WASlllNfiTOX (By the Assort,
ateii Press) Naval seaplanes of a
newly developed long disti nice
scouting type, will be tested hy the
navy department of the Cniled
.St tiles government this summer in
a non-stop flight from California
to the Hawaiian Islands, the long
est sustained flight ever attempt
ed over water by heavicr-thnn-nir
craft.
Surface craft will probably bo
stationed along the two thousand
mile stretch as a protection for
the filers, who will likely start
late in June or early in July from
cither San Francisco or San Diego.
M;V Alll MAIL ItOI TDS
i .M)i:ii cosiii;hatiox
WASHINGTON (liy the Associ
ated Press) Opening of a num
ber of new air mail routes Unk
ing some of t he more important
cities is being considered by Post
master Clenerul New under author
ity of a law passed by I ho last
congress.
Some of the new links will be
put In opera! ion probably t his
bummer. In connection with the
present transcontinental air mall
service. Hegulutions under which
contracts will be let for the exten
sion have, been approved by postal
officials and will be issued short
ly. Iniiiugurutlon of an overnight air
mail between New York and Chi
cago, which is a minor item in ihe
program, will be undertaken with
in a month or wo, the first step
(Continued on Page Five.)
COURT NOT TO
House bill, Number an act
to remit penalty and Interest on
certain taxes, passed by the slate
legislature at Hie last session gave
Ihe county courts of the various
counties option on remitting pen
alty and interest on delinquent tax
assessments providing a eerlttioate.
of delinquency had not been Issu
ed. Section one r bill nails.
"The county coiicIh of the several
counties of the state, may and are
hereby uulhori.od lo remit all in
terest, penalties costs which have
hern or may be Incurred on all tax
es levied in their respective COUIlt'
oti on the tax rolls for the years. I-:il!l-
1H- and i::i to all taxpayer-M
w ho. prior to May 1, 1925. or prior
to the date on which foreclosure of
certificates of delinquent lnxeH
could hove been issued, shall have
paid the original amount or such
(Continued, on Page Five.)
MAKEJEF-JND RECITAL WILL
Legion Launches Drive
For Disabled-Vets' Fund
PUUTLANI'. Ore. (Special)
The A ineriea n 1 ,en ion's campaign
for a X'l.e'Mi.tnai endowment fund
for disabled World W-ir veterans
and orphans was ortlelally begun
today In Oregon, h u aH announced
bv (Jeoi'Ke . Cril'lith, deparlni' lit
commander.
Oregon's share of the nation
wide erroit will be the immodiiiic
objective and work of ru ania' bui
will bein al onee. I'oiiiIiihii'I't '
(irifrlth derl .red. In explaining j
tho need and purpose of the fund.'
the department commander said: j
"Pin eon vob-rans or t he World
War are dytmr i-vi-rp biy. Pifte.-n !
esierdav . fifteen tumor row an 'I j
fifteen the next day. Many of i
Ihent die without knowledge ot the
if ron I niacbinery erei te in tho vd
etans' bureau lor I heir help. It i
iH'Cume ami continues t(( t, the
duty of the bcitin to riiwl Uteill.
take 'hem to the but au and a r
ratme for t-Tnporary care and per
mam nt cure b. t ji It Is loo bite.
Thus uiir tak. v.hlM a humanitar
ian one. a task l hat in a dui. lo -etuu'-M
also nMf of litcsle, for eery
moment's delay nie.ins rme imihi-
eteran has de d wil hoi:t k no wing
(Continu'i'i ou I'ege T'e )
ADMITS
MURDER
1 YOUNG 1
IL
Cut Throat of Miss Blak
allcr in a Fit of
Jealousy
READ OF DEATH
IX NEWSPAPERS
Ernest Rhodes, 18, Then
Surrendered Himself to
the London Officers.
LONDON (My the Associated
Press) A story of fatal Jealousy
was told today when Krnest Rhod
es. 1 K-yeur-old-valet, appeared to
answer charges of murdering Oruoo
Mlakaller, Hi, dancing teacher, who
died Friday from a slash in the
throat.
The statement alleged to havr
been made by Ithodes Is that lu
admitted he cut t he girl's throat
with a razor. According to the
statement. It bodes committed the
act in a fit of jealousy, after the
girl hat) chaffed him about oilier
boys who might see her during the
Kusler holidays.
Iteail of Death.
Uhodes declared he was una
ware he had slashed the girt fa
tally as she ran to her mother's
home nearby and that he did not
know she died until two duya later
when he read of it in the newspa
pers. He then surrendered himself to
the police, ithotbs was remanded
for a week.
BRIAN!) NOT TO
FINISH CABINET
BEFORE TUESDAY
I'AIilS AI" l'm-ss Tlini
I'UlslO l--rivintrr Itftntid;
il-ki-il liv I'li-slili'lll Imimuir
Kiic In Innii u ralilncl. iilian
lulit'd lalo IimIiiv liny III f
roinjiliMfllK iliv. IiisU Iji'fmtr to
iiiiii'ii. Afli-r ll'llvhiK 1 1 - iin-slili'lil.
Ililaiul tolil iirvniiiliins
Unit nn lilril r 11 IS-tuiii' rnli
ini't w 1 1 1 1 -1 wimlil rullry n lilH
ntithoil.iiiK (lit Ituuk or
1 iilii.c In Inrii'llM- rlri'iiliiliim
In 15 lillllnii liml Ixi ii ulinii
llolit'il. Miss Marguerite Carney, lyric so
prano of Portland, and Miss Mar
garet Not 7.. pianist, arrived in La
tiraade this morning on train No.
2i. After vlMitltig here a short
time they will go to Knt erprise,
accompanied by Victor Do Pinto,
violinist, w here tliey will give a
concert. Wednesday I hoy w ill ip-petij-
at linker ami Thursday llc-y
will be here under the auspices of
I he Young Women's Ivlut atlonal
Auxiliary of the Methodist Kpih
coj.al eh ireh, al the church,
'Chest! musicians all have rare
ability and this concert will be a
treat to every lover of mush:. Miss
'a i ney has a remarkable crisp
(Continued on Page Kive.)
Reaching
Farm
Readers
Kcticlilng inorr , I ban ti(t per
cent of Ihe fai nt Itnnn In I n
Ion eiiiut. The fMoM-rtter
i toal i tieraae that H appro-
lni d by vwry careful mlwr
tl'r. On i be rural lonbs out
of Ln (ramie ihe piiMr mn-s lo
marly "' of the Imjaoh.
A largo majority of IIkn' fnriii
hoinos hate been gelling The
(Hr"ror ciiusiimII foe a gen
era! dm com hieing proof of
re tutor nlcre. anil reader rtm
fldemi', cv feature added
con-Ian l ly are aiding a .leiidr
growth.
Obwrver Advrrll-lng--
A Mcrchamlbdiite Her Ice'
BE THURSDAY
Dr. Cook Coes lo Prison 1 (JfijjF
f :" l i.JSl DECIDED By
fit? W III COURT
AfrJ :
IIP. i-i ' 3& t
Or. Frederick A. Cook (left) oneo ace la it tied hy the world a.s
the diH-otcrrr of the north iole Is now an inmate of the federal
m itilcniiary at It. lcniemvortli, here he was senlencetl for
II years lor pi otimllng fake oil kcIiciuo. Cook Is show it here on
his way to prison In custody of Sam L. l.ross of Dallas, Tex.,
I'. S. ntarstiiil.
Ill FAILS
Ii DEATH ACT
CIID'Adf) (Hy Ihe Associated
Press) Two (Jury. Ind., officers
are hen to taku Into custody Mrs.
Anna i 'unnlnnhnni, w ho has boon
deinlnetl in conned ton with in
vest inat Ion of t ho tleat hs of her
husband and lour children in the
last six years and Ihe poisoning of
her sou, now ln tht; hospital.
Mrs. Cunningham tried to choke
herself to death with a bed sheet
lust, night.
WASHINCTllN', (Hy (ho Associ
ated Press)- The Let nn view, Port
land and Northern railroad appli
ed to Ihe interstate commerce coin
mlsslo today lor permission to is
sue JMni.ot'O common stock and
$:t, 25(1, (Milt leu-year sU percent
bonds.
The funds will go Into tho fo li
st ruction of a Hit -lit lie railroad In
Cowlitz and Lewis counties.
Tax Decisions Handed
Down by Supreme Court
WASMIN'tn'O.V, (Hy (he Associ
ated Press) - - Any giln In value
must be taken Into account on tax
es llllder the 1 ! H levenue act up
on securities pin ohas.-d before
March I, l!i:i. and sold in 1!H!.
(he supreme court, lodd tot!:iy.
WASHINGTON' (Hy Ihe AN.meln
ted Press) I 'alllornia's Inherit
ance tax can b- Imposed upon an
estate before the federal Inherit
ance estate lax has been deducted,
tin- supreme court held today.
The decision will allect the laa
lloil of inle i Hanoi s In several
stales.
Now Stamps b (be Million
Olstrthulcd for April !"
WASIIINHTMN (AP)- The n w
postal -cites, otfectio April 1;.,
have iie;itif a v.i.st amount of
work lor Ihe bureau of engraving
and printing. It baa become nec
essary iti not out prior to April Hi,
l,iif(0, (i(i(i, (mo one nod ott" hall cent
sta mps; Han.iPoa.tMio luil f con I
stamp?;: I no.tma.fiiMi of 1 1 now 15
and cent ipecial delivery Htamps,
and lite 2U com special h . lulling
.Jump. ind 'tutt.ooo, ii'iu oie and olio
! half oent postoiinls. The post nl-
: tic- tb pjit (merit has made pi
to ship clKht oil-loads of posto
to ,w York 'i'v alone, eat h
MonlalnbiK ti, 'Mid, mm cards,
i The hi a m pod enwiopo ctm
j tractor at tMlon, u., also bat
J been operaiing on a 1'1-hour bams
! lo prepare and ship a ppt oxtma ti 1 v
' 'mo.ihi ii.o tin and a half cent
ene.,pe.M ,( , w (Mper wrap-
colo w CAi iicit i'oiri;csr
COIC M X T I WO SCMMI HS
WAHHINUTON. AP) I'u-b-HH
sfienliflc si;ns fell, says Lleti
lenant Commander (ieorge (;.
Ilrandt. nd'- to (he imvd hydro-graph'-r,
th'.s suiu..i r will be a cold
one, and the ouinlu' i' of jy.ti w
1 1 n colder.
iULD BUILD
NEW RAILROAD
W. A-.vv.-...-.v.. r:.,V ft... - W mfl fij
XTRA
NI PIllvMi: corirr OKCINIONS
U.soi(;to. (AP) The
Sherman Ami-Trust law was not
violated hy the Hnlhlcrs i:cbango,
an Industrial association of San
rrancisfo, and other In Iholr fight
for open shops, the supreme court
decided today, rovet-shitf lower
courts.
WASHINGTON" (AP) IVdcinl
o,o eminent ami .state-. bae prhir
Ity oor claims for wane, in net
tlomcnt of bankrupt statos w'.ion
asscl.s will not moot all obllgathhis.
the supreme court hold toduy In a
case ImniKht by u trustee In the
haukritilt y (if Ihu est CtuiX Hub
be r trpora(bui ami olhers aaiusi
. Hie liiilod Slates ami clly and
I county of San I 'raiiclsco.
p. i i its i 1 1 .i : mtii i s
WASIIIMiTON (AP) The Kan-
sjls ( Ity tlotirnal-Posi. anil the Hai
ti nunc Post tiled M'paraln briefs
In (be MiprtMie comi today In ap
peals hroiiiichl h Ihe gowriiniout to
punish i.iem for publishing in
come tax lists. The ciise will Ik?
reached for aigntitcnt IbLs week.
MI-.IA KIM; AIHT.M I Iti;
ll.WSIIOIti:, X. V. (Al') A
brier aihoiitiire til lil-Jackhig hy
William Oclmadge, slate trooper
rookie on futinuuh, resulted in his
being laid under military arrest
today niter being seriously wound
ed by gunmen of bootleggers he
sought lo rnh. fellow troopers,
acting on a clue ,'uriilshcd by the
escapade, inner a raid Inst night
seizing iS.VI.ono worth ol llipior.
MiVAOA oivoitcr; iioi.os
(.000 IN PHILIPPINi:S
MANILA (AP) - The qip.ntion of
the vah'idlty in Ihe Philippine Is
lands of a decree- of divorce ob
tained in a court in the Cnlted
Stales, was decided In the affirma
tive today by JudKo (ieorge II. Lr
voy of the court of first instance.
Mm. Jose Vcnlura of Manila ob
tained n decree of divorce from
her husluiml in Ihe slate of Nevada
In March, JiiL'-t. and upon her re
turn lo Manila applied to the court
for aut liority to di.' pose of eerl-tln
propei v. The court hold t lial
Mrs. Ventura acquired n. bona fide
I'suleii't- tn the state of .Nevada,
that Ho- divorce prnooedimis were
b-al and valid, and mti.d be given
full eft eel In 1 his Jui ImIuIIoii.
( ompulor literary Slinlie
Opposed b Iti iti-li Author
I.OMi'iV (AP) "There Is too
much lit era tare and not enough
uiiehi mh a I ails being tatiht. in
the schools today." This la from
Hilaiie Ihlloc, the anthoi' of a
aoodly nuinln r of volumes of es
sa i ii ud ot her literary works, in
a leeiure on I'Mueation" al Man
chester recently.
Democrats Are Preparing
For Next Campaign Now
t limn It. Hunt)
WAHI 1 1 Nt l i t i ( N I IA Special )
-- Wa s a lu men ns fur yetting
MiroiiKh the nei pr esld' nl la I earn
pa tt; n wIMiont a di'llett already mo
In hi if considered by Hie optiiiiisls
among the 1 icrnoi ruts.
( wie snrvUor of the late Hinio
(lallo diimot". who was attached
to national headiuarto'H Hi rough
jllie recent Oil 1 1 1 pa lfc II , SUIUe-dS the
period ot Hie mtlvo campaign be
KliorteC'-il (torn si monMis to hIx
Week.--. Ttl'Il IUl'-n. Of Spending
! M ist M.nis on niilway fares and
thotel billF. to maintain an army of
itlfci and little ; Llibtnders and pub-
Compulsory Arbitration
In Disputes Is Held
Unconstitutional
CANNOT CONTROL
HOURS OF LABOR
Regulation by States
Through Commissions
or Industrial Courts Is
Unlawful.
WASHINGTON (By the Asso
ciated Press). Compulsory arbi
tration In Industrial disputes Is
unconstitutional tho supreme
court held tod by, Tho decision
was rendered In two cases brought
by the Charles Wolff Packing
company of Topeka, against tho
Kansas Industrial relations court.
The court decided labor hours
In packing houses and other In
dustries cannot bo regulated by
states through commission or In
dustrial courts to prevent strikes
In connection with wuge ques
tions. AITHOItlTY AT ISSI E.
WASHINGTON (Hy tho Asso
ciated Proas). The authority of
states to regulate tho hours tn es
sential Industries was at Issue In
the case brought by tho Charles
Wolff Packing company nt Topo
l:a against tho court or Industrial
relations of Kansas.
Providing for compulsory arbi
tration of al! labor disputes in in
dustries considered of material
welfare to the people, men as tho
mining of coul and the produc
tion and preparation of food. Kan
sas created the Industrial court
to administer the law, A. contro
versy having arisen in the plant
ot .the . packing com puny the In- .
ilUHtrhil court look Jurisdiction,
and alter a hearing Issued lis vr
dors. Among other things It pro
vided a scale of wages which
should be puld the employes and
also limited their hours of labor.
Mute Court Agreed.
The state courts sustained tho
Industrial court, but on the appeal
of tho packing company tho fed
eral sipremn court held unconsti
tutional that part of the law
which gave the Industrial court
authority to reguluto wages. Tho
(Continued on Pago Five.)
F.
E
NKW YOIIK (By the Associated
Press) New York went through
Its annual spring preening Sunday
throughout the golden hours of a
cllmai Ically made-to-order Has tor
Sunday. A genial sun shone alt
day from an almost cloudless sky.
Prom a little before mid-day un
til evening crowds thronged Fifth
avenue, t.ho traditional stage at
the city's Kapler nugeaitt and niado
llberiLl display of the modes and
colors I hat will rule feminine
America saiiorlally for the coming
mouths, l-ifth avenue had not been
so thronged with Master promo
nailers ln many yours.
(ireut Crowds nt Kosort.
Coney Island ,a doxon miles ttwtty
also furnished Us fashion parade,
promenading in two endless lines
along t he newly finished board
walk. This overflow was largely
tlra wit from the Bowery, Grand
and Can at streets and (he over run.
st root h of the lowor efcist side. Or
dinarily these crowds hold their
laister promenade on their beloved
I lower) . t was estimated that
half a million persons were at
( 'Oliey.
The Coney parade was even a bit
more brilliant than tho morn exclu
sive Klf lb ii venue pageant, wit h
the colors of tut- girls' and women's
(Continued on Psge Five.)
'Ibitv boosters, ho would have the
j party's candidate ami Us two or
i three best upeakers "take thu air"
j in a condensed series of radio
I talka to voters, through hookups
1 that would give them the vnttro
I nation for an audience,
j A properly conducted radio cam
I palgn, he suggests, over a period
I of not to exceed one month, would
j be equally If not morn effective in
gelling voles I halt the ohl-tlmo
barnstorming political ballyhoo,
tund wouldn't cost anywhere near
I .:s much.
(Continued on l'oge Four.)
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