La Grande evening observer., April 18, 1925, Image 1

EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY. "2
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CITY
EDITION
THE WEATHER
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PORTLAND (AP) Orn.
Kon: ltuiu tonight and Bun
Uay. VOLUME XXIII.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1925.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 164
AND OFFIC
HEARIN
La
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OFFICE W
BE ALLOWED
10 REMAIN
First Interview in Fight
for Land Office Here
Is Encouraging
COOLIDGE SEEMS
SYMPATHETIC
Senators McNary and
Stanfield and Congress
man Sinnott Talk with
President.
WASHINGTON" (Hy Associat
ed 1'iv). Senators .MeNary
mul Munfiehl ami Itepresontn-
llve Kimmlt. of Oregon, in a I
conference wilh llu president I
Indav. nokil that I In proixse.I I
elimination of two or tho sov- 1
I'll public laii'l offices' lit Ore
Hhi bo recuie-idored. The pres
ident took the i-cipic.sts under
nil iscnieiil.
Tin- first i'U'V in tin campaign
w ii ii i in uiiji-i-i i in- i ii nuii
the l iillt'd Males inno on in- m
La tirnnde lias occurred und lis
Jesuits are far from dlscouritgliiR.
The movement to keep the of
flee here, which serves I'nlon
Walluwa and other nearby conn
ties. Was launched by the local
chamber of commerce.
Coi)lldge's Stand.
The following telegram was re
ceived l his morning by J. II.
IN-a re w hlch indicates that La
(liatide has a good chance lo win
o.tt in its light.
"My appointment we appeared
heron President Cooltdgu today
mid made an oral protest
au iinsi the abolHlon of the land
office at La Crande. using the
material supplied us which cov
ered I h' sit nation completely.
The president was attentive and
appeared svmpat hctlc and at
his suggestion we will supply
him wriP' ii memorandum show-In,-
the groat injustice that will
lol low the closing of the office
Secretary Work will return
A pril -"t h and the president
will take the matter up with
him at that time. In case of
delay of the secretary, the pres
ident intimated that he would
suspend the order until the mat
ter would be completely inves
tigated. We were w ell satis
ted wilh the conference with
t he president.
(Signed) Chas. L. McNary. C. S, H.
It. N. Stanfield, 1'. H. H.
N. .J. Sinnot, M. C.
The aboe interview In rcgardc 1
here as being highly Impoitjint
and to wive strong indications
th.it Hie milted efforts now being
made by cities concerned will be
met with success.
"Honor I bight," t he play pre
i;' iited here and In llaker recentlv
before packed hous-s wi'.l be stag
ed a train in the near future.
Next Tuesday evening It wilt bo
given nt I nion in the high school
auditorium, then at lnibler at 1l
tipei-;i house I'Vlday and in L'l
tinin.h- at the high school audi
toiiiim Wednesday. April 2!'th.
Proceeds will be used t I help pav
WILL REPEAT
HONOR BRIGHT
ctf the hlyh school athbiic fhid ,y Hpeakers to be announced Mon
ibbt. day.
Better Than
Rainfall
p i ",i ni indicat ions are 1 hat Li
ra n de and 1 !?e surrounding ter
lorv will have untie than normal
nntall for April when 'he month
(: i-d. Al preK.-nl the rainfall
is running more than 4n per cent
nf ihe avonige and only ti few rains
or,, in edeii lo as:'lire ItOllual Ire-
i liit.1on.
Sinee April 1st. one and forty-
five hundredths iiiehej of rain has
fallen In li Orande. a cheek up
of the reeords at the fire si itlon
tn-i.-y hovved.
April 4. fuchi'N f'it; April :..
jo; hi. lies; April 11, -Ci inches;
April !:'. ineheti; April I - T
itvh- v: April 1 i. .ay inches and
Ai sl IT esiefdaj j IIP. If .?
Girls April
Antiks Show
Big Success
Large Crowd Witnesses j
Program Which rea
tured Both Mirthful
Skits and Peppy Enter
tainment. In pi tinning their program for
tin- April AntlkH. given at tin- high
school last evening, t lit- gtrls tntisl
have Ki'pt In mind the motto of J.
prominent manufacturing firm
varieties," or at least ho 11 seemed
from tho great diversity of enter
tainment offorod.
Girls, girls, ifula C.ir!s, old fash
ioncd Klrls. business girls, modern
girls, western girls, all kinds of
girls In ono long procession of femi
nine dispHiy well calculated to
catch tho masculine eye and arousi:
the admiration of the members of
their own sex.
The best part of tho whole show
was tho enjoyment the girls them
selves got out of it and the effer
vescent spirit of the entire enter
tainment which they were able to
convey to tho audience.
I Ace I led nt A n Ilk.
The entire production was con
siderably above the average attain
ed by April Antiks in p'jst years.
Tho program was well selected and J
went across with the minimum,'
number of delays. In many of thc
sktts the girls displayed pure gen-
Thls Ik particularly true of
some, of the eurtatn raisers. Ade
, ,,,, b. , , rv nf ..hiiruoters
laide Clark's mimicry of characters
Iwi.H known about tin- hlch school
I in her role ol' Ituohel, 1'nclc Wall'
colored housekeeper in the comic
I strips episode wiiH an except iona"
ihlt of work. Kuth Irwin and Mll-
dred Lusk who did two hick, dou
bles. ."Spark In' Peggy Jane" and
"Honeymoon," also deserve upeuia
mention.
The program wua so long and so
many girts took part that It will lie
Ilmpos-tiblo for us to mention all ol
them lint we will say right here
.that so far as we could see every
one connected with the production
Is deserving of u great deal ot
credit.
The program opened with a skit
"The Meanly Shop." which gave the
girls an opportunity to put across
a number of gags about well known
people of the high school.
"The Circus" was pure horse
play but created the inaviiuuni
number or laughs. The band in the
circus was enough lo make the en
tire (fhow worth while.
A light musical comedy. "Lady
('rands' was next in order. This
vehicle gave Margaret Creasey.
Palsy IEobbs and several oilier at
tractive girls a chance to contri-
(Continued on Ige Five,)
TWOFARMS NEAR
EL(;iN DAMAGED
BY HIGH WINDS
The severe wind tuid ra in of
Thursday afternoon resulted In
considerable damage to the
ranches of A. H. Parsons and
lieoiuirii riu nuiia, nn-.neu m- nll":l-
dlslanco tho other side of L'lgl
accoruiriK i wu.u i.-ceiwu n. ' M
uninm- yesieroay. ,
Approximately two miles ot
woven w ire fence- was blown
down and tangled until it ean -
not he used again a no a tarije ,
amount of grain w as w ashed 011I i
by the force of the rain. Tlwi
damage amounted to between 1
'Jon and $:().
C. N. T. (. Will lie Told
Oi' at Commerce Lunch
jcomplete the remainder of the or
Citizens' inilitary training camps 'anization work Je-re,
will be 1 he main topic of discussion i . ,
at Ihe chamber of common e 'rj..-,, TraJ Sliflpw
luncheon nevt Tuesday noon. Iluirh p' "IOn 1 i dll OIICILS
K. ISrarly will be chairman of the! SIlOWIl kit LaliC Meeting
day and has scheduled 'a plain '
Paul llathawa as one of tie- main I
.speakers, ftther talks will be mad
Normal
Is Expected
Normal rainfall for April, taken
on a. ten year average, is one and
nine-tenths Inches.
During the yearn of
I 'H' I, Hi I'M. Mi 1 7 and 1 1' I the fitlwe,-e he;, ut it uM colored and ihe.'V wjnenn-n ,i in.in ior a
w.m we above normal and in C'l'l Ipictures railed forth much ndmira- '""ihial otfense. The seutenee
1 and l m S about half an inch whs j Hon. At tne efim IiikIoii ol I In- . K,v' " under a law passed .n
lull ihe moisture reeeiveil i! o line
; Hie entire thirty iIhvs.
: I II-Year Itei-onl.
I April nun full records for
the
j pat lo eurs follow:
Year No. In.
i I'H.'i 2.";,
' I :n I.:
j 1 u 1 7 ;it;
Year
Hi:"
i I
l
i
. 1 : I s
' liUH
'
44'
i.:i" i . . .
-normal HiciUhs.
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VISIT LAKE!
Ad Club Caravan Plan to
Come into Union, Wal
lowa Counties in June
THREE-DAY TRIP
BEING PLANNED
T , FYcm-yimi in Tf
UUO101 JXCIUSIOII LO DC
Arranged to Leave
-fivvm T .n rii'Qtifln -fm'
Wallowa Wonderland.
Wallowa Wonderkuid is daily
coming into greater attention over
the entire state and the countrv
at large and now comes the I'orl
lanrl Ad club with an announce
ment that a caravan trip will bo
made from hat city to the lake
this summer.
The plan has boon in process of
" "'" ' some .... ....
, , ' .' , ' ,
land me behind the movement to I
MEN I
bring Wallowa hike to a w ider and I navy department today lo aei om
justlv deserved attention. 'pany Lieutenant Commander Hyrd
w..u.iu ,t ii. in.-ti'.n,i i ii i of Virginia, on the M ic.Millan arc-
' n'' otlu-r.s interested in I ho iliiu
nuw neon noinmg coi re.unueiu:..
A joint recital by Mrs. A. I
Itlchardson, soprano of La. flrande.
l-llla ( 'onuell Jesse, pianist and
Mark I Hint els, baritone, of Port -laud,
will be given here Kriday
evenlng. May first, it . was an
nounced this morning.
The tecit il will be Riven in the
Presbyterian church under t he
sponsorship of twenty-six ladies of
the Neighborhood club and of the
Monday Musical.
The Degree of Honor Protective
association was organized here
Ktiday evening at the l-'oh-y hole
and officers were elected as fol
lows: President, Nellie Swan; past
president. Alice Walt; First, vice
.u,i,.i,i. 1 11..,, . u,....i,t
nl n(.a
tary. Klizabeth Wale:
sher, Myrt h; Mason; Assistant
I usher, Ksi her van I tl ok land ; In
" . Willi. w
side w ., .Mary incKnian; outside
w. ,.t.a
units.
The order Is one of tlhe oldesl
Women's fraternal insurance bod
ies in the roiintry.
Minute Card of (taker. Ore., stale
vice president, serured Die mem
bership here. She will llieel with
the national president. Francis
Ittiell Olsen, In Portland soon and
will then rei urn to La (Ji iiub- to
HOT I ,. K' K (Speeial) The Hoi
Lake sanatorium did lis bit In
ward advertising the beauties and
at t r.t I ions nf Oregon itt the pro
gram held last evening. 11 mighl
well liave been , called "Oregon
night" for about' no hunclrerl and
tttlv slides of Hf. old Oregon Trail
were shown to the large crowd of
nt and the staff. The slide
loaned by the Colon paolue
thtouch the eoiiltejey nf M. Stern I
(Conllnafd on Prige Klvo.)
RFrniTiiT
IJLUI I I1L WILL
S BE NEXT-WEEK
ORDER FORMED
LAST EVENING
of Colon. Well known Menes along.1" ni" "' 1,1 ' " " n
jibe Oregon Trail as well as prod-j,"", b" k-ml y to the chinge.
: nets raised were Hhf)wn- The hlbb-. - r,li'1 l;i "rflt ,"n"
if I'olumbi,, rive,, highway HceneH 11 '"""'V J'"1' ' 'i,n, '""-
1 lil'OU ru 111 one uiUht Vell have been , 1
ma.le into an ' regonia.ri. If he were
mil one already.
Mis. Lu-ualb n itnd Mrs. Ib-bn
'Stems of I'nlon .mg a duet whh h
No. In.iwa.s appropi't" Hie on usion
.. , 4 r , M Ikh i lahon. a late arrivitl on the
.. . 2.7 ! hospital iiursinsr shi ff ( I rom the
.!:( iMavo i-hnie. wht-'l.il seera! te.
... 2.:'H ;ieefioiis which won line h apptaiM-,
ol'j.Mrw. Sterns also wmg a solo, "The
Uind of the fc'ky blue Water."
Naval Aviators Bound for
Thevo naval nviatoi'K nrcn'l jfohm i make a ttniii(l-llH'-orhl fllKlil. hut' their flight fnin buttle to Hawaii, and Inter to the
Philippines call for tho two longest oter-wntcr nonstop flighl.s ccr nltomplo!, A iiaiiinmlli lUwing scout piano Ik being con
st rurloil Tor (he navy at Seat lie, and has a cruising radius of over iiOOO miles. I-' ft to right, the naval flyers selected roe tin; trip
ate: ('liter l. l. 't'liornlon, iiullo; Lieut. Itlct Itoltn, engineer: lileut. Coinmaiider .1, II. Slrong. eotninandliig flight; Lieut. Kiigeuo
Itarkett, naxigator; Chief K, t Sullhaa, iiiation pilot. This alleuiptr'fti'oiulMrs to Ihi the big aviation etcut of the- year.
PORTLAND II
llli NORTH TRIP
WAKIII.MiTON (ilv tin
Asiinei-
ated Press ) Lieutenant M. A.
Seh nr. of I'ortlaud. On-., is among
those selected by the I ntted Mates
tic cxpedtt Ion this summer.
IIOKN AT MVIMLr. POINT
POUTLANI). Ore. ( P.y the As
social ed Press) Lieutenant So bur
was born at Myrile point. Ore.,
and came to Port laud with I he
family In rj5.
Major Joseph Wchur, of the hend
nuuriors tilaff, -Oregon National
tinai'd, 4s his brother.
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ROOMS CLOSED
A deal wan closed some time ago.
uccording lo announcements made
today for (lie rooms on the cor
ner of Kir and Adjms covering a
ltd-foot frontage. including the
space occupied by t he It lack Cat
cafeteria, which will be enlarged
in t he near fut ore, the room ud
joiniiur, occupied by Ihe Skala
I lard ware company and 1 ho 4"
loot, room adjoining on the east
wherein is lo-ated the Ui tiraude
Clrocatera and Market.
The latter ia the "Help Yourself
Store" which opened tor business
today.
Sam Harris, who procured the
store , rooms mentioned, in . com
menting on the deal said, "Having
been born and raise, j in La Grande
am) having watched t ho steady
growth of the city continuously
for ail years 1 most certainly do
not hesitate lo further align my
limited efforts will) the future
growth utid development f ,n.
(i ran do and Fast Oregon In gen
eral." Itido Stealer Sentenced.
PKNDLFTON, Ore. Jail am
leilees of IPi days and tines 1 $ti
imi'Ii were given Ivl. Jackson an
William Ayres by N. Ileti.eley. jus-
tii-i' of the peaee. when Ihe two en-1
tot-i-d pleas ol guilty to a charge
or sieallm; a rid- on a train. Itu1h
men pleaded not guilty to charges!
Of COIlt I iblll INK to the delhl'l'lelte)
of minors. The two men were re
cently arrested in Seattle by ib p-
illy slierit is of I "mat (Ma county,
when- they bad gone In tie- com-,
pany of two minor girls, dm Ihe'
charge of contributing to the de-,
lintfuency of iiimois He men wt,
bound over to lb" grand Jury.
.MAN,
2ii, oi:is
.Months
Li llKNK. Oie. Kred Slater,
;sald to lesirle at Chehalla, Waah..
'was ieti!eiieei by I'ounty Judge
Hai na i d to serve four moot br. tfi
co inly jail for cent i lbut lag
1 Mater aim mu gn.s. .viargar-i
(Woiden. 17, and Calheiine I'lurk.
1 H. u re arrested in I'oHagi c.ro.e
i 'w das ago on an openehuige
and lo H'd up in the county jail
here. Tin told the ollleers they
had one- (roni f'h..tiafln logetlier
In an i-utomoht:" and the gh Is
aiated that they had I n parole'
from the ;ato tiaiulng s-hoot for
'girls ut (Jnutd .Mound, ubli.
G
W Vv
fh "N Sx
J4o36 ' f''"' 54-75 wiles m
Cattle Rate
Change Held
Need in N.W.
WASHINGTON ( Hy the Asso
ciated Press) Kates on livestock
moving to North Pacific porls
from Oregon and Idaho produc
ing territories should bo revised,
the interstate commerce com
mission was told today by exam
iners who hove completed their
Investigation.
The distance scale of rates by
which the cost of moving u ear
load of cattle 1 011 miles would bo
r, ranging up to h charge of
Jlfiti.r.it lor a carload or entile,
moving I .lion tulles, was recom
mended as a reasonable basis for
now schedules, ,
Uouble' deeklnaouf or Hheep,
hogs or calves should be charg
ed at. I25 per cent of the cattle
rate, the recommendations said,
and rates to Seattle and Taco-
ma should be determined by
adding to tilt Portland scale
differentials which now exist,
Tho examiners said the scale
should lie established tentative
ly and parties to the proceed-
lugs bo given Hie light to ask
further adjustment! In case tin
general Investigation now pend-
ing by the commission Into th
level or all freight rates should
make a change advisable.
Li M( (lly (he Associated
Press) Ihe death ll-l horn the
turn 1 1) outrage In Svetkrul Cath
edral at Sofia Th 11 I'm lay bns
reached 100. Including rive mem
bers of the Iltilgnrhui parlia
ment, according lo dispatches
received here .lodliy.
In addition, many of Hie
woo m lei I aii expected to die.
KLAMATH INDIANS
TO CUT HOSPITAL
SOFIA DEATH
LIST GROWING
( X)S I IN (j ?2i),000 Hheep of Idaho, I -'Itili and Oregon,
Idue to good weather and spring
! grass. Arizona sheepmen are laced
WASHINGTON (lly the AHsor-ri-1 rondlllon on the ranges
PresK-Plans for construction! m niIf fJ Bm,,,cr rang-, while
"f "I" "u n,ii"' "'PHalH and; drouirht has reached
an aiplttton 10 a lourin were n-1
nouneed loday by the Interior de-t
part ment.
Tho itlalis Include a -i'l-hed K'"- (
oral hospital to be buill on ihe
K la mat h. re., reservat lou at a
eOMt Of $li:..'HHJ.
A Serious
Business
Task
The average bM"lne.ss man who
nivei(lo-. ami who knows ihe
power of what he Is doing nii-l
ie!)es the llrouaiids to whom
he Is talking -spends a lot or
lime mul thought on Ids lid
vcrlisiiig messigo,
A fort -of id advert Keniriil can
ted h- wiitlcii with ibree min
utes tint' ailotcd to do It and
ilnr mhi ill es lime allot ed lo
I (On k atniui it m matier how
large or mnll It may tie. It's
a serious 1 nk . When regarded
as Mich the refills comeiialc
folly.
"Observer Advrrllvlng.-.
A Merchaiidlsliiie He r vice'
Hawaii and Manila by Air
RANGES SHOD
iiPROVEINT
PORTLAND. Ore. The range
in the North Hocky Mountain, In
teruiountaln and coast states Im
proved during March, w hlle the
ranges of the south west declined
from lack of tnolnture. Cattle and
sheep In the better range areas
showed an Improvement, hut lost
condition in the southwest accord
ing to the monthly range and live
stock report Issued by tho I'nlted
Slulea Division of Crop and Live
stock Kstlinules.
Itungcfl Improved in Montana
and tho western parts of the Da
kolas and Nebraska due to early
spring and good . moisture condi
tions, while in Wyoming. Colorado
and western Kansas dry Conditions,
w hlch wero luler tlmDrttf".! -f-hY-ruins,
held ranges on itlmttt the
saiun basis as last month. In the
southwest, dry conditions continue
to hold back the: grass and feed is
short, local show era have hid pod,
but generally, ranges are not ns
good as 11 month ago. In the ln-or-Mountaln
Koglon, ranges are
improving after the dry season of
l'j'24 und the spring range outlook
is good. California ranges uro very
promising with good moisture con-
pillions. The condition of the rang
Is K0 per cent compared with 7!
per cent last month and ! 1 per
euiit one year ago.
Cattle Showing (inln.
Cottle In the states east of the
Hockles and north or Oklahoma
and New Mexico have wintered In
good shape and are going on to the
range In better Bhupe than usual.
Cattle In the southwest are thin
and the shortage of feed is causing
u further decline. In Ctah. Nevada,
Idaho and Oregon, cattle are show
ing u little gain after a dry your,
the mild winter hfis helped, ami
the feed supply has been ample.
California cattle are in very good
shape. Several sections report a
little strengthening In entile prices
wilh a little more optimistic out
look for the cattle Industry. The
condition of cattle Is Hi per cent,
the same lis last, month; ftne year
ago (ho condition was D2 per cent.
Sheep have wintered well and
are generally In very good shape
in oil tho range country except
j '"''' '' N-w Mexico A marke,'
the point where the lamb crop
will be short of norinol. There has
been no acilvity In Die wool or lanfb
markei following the earlier run-'
trading which brought good prices
however, there Is a good strong de
ma fid for breeding ewes In the
range country. The condition ot
sheep is !il per cent, and the same
(Continued on Pnge I'ivn.)
SHIPS'
SALE
!SlTIG!ZE04l'??r Costtl
WASHINGTON (i!y th" Ahh-mI
ated Preasl The wide split In the
shipping board over the sab' ol
live ships to Hie Dollar Interests
was emphasized today when views
of dissenting commissioners were
submitted to the Ida'rlet of Co
ld in Ida supreme court In an In
lunct ion case brought by t he Pu
ciric Mail.
i 'ninuilssioncrs Thompson and
I'lummer contended thai the nab
should not have bet-n made until
after further negotiations with bid
ders, looking to u higher selling
ptlco and Insuring permanency ol
S.f-.lviJ.
XTRA
XATIVKN A IIAV It. II. It.
Iv A NO, N Igeria (A I) . Crowds
of natives iHiuntl Into Knno nil
night lo tn't a view of the Prince
of Walen. 'Jlic neweoiHcrs ills
plnyetl great enthusiasm, blowing
bonis ami making mail a iioJm'
that sleep was iinitoxslhlc. The
Mi'iui was amazing, great m reams
of pttMlding iiittivH stretching
miles In all direct ions ami Vim-
erg lug In Kaito like a sunrm of
a 11 is.
two uritM'j) to ih;atic
T ACO.M A ( AP) . Hen Jackson
and his son, Thomas, 1 1, wen
burned to death In a fire at Pi;
1.11, Wash., today. Jackson, Ids
wife und five children escaped
from the home only to find Tho
mas mlssliHj:. 'ihe father reenter
ed the lionn lo rescue lilm and
Uotliwere trnpped.
!rf oiHL taki;h potsttS.
NKW VOHK (Al') lilorla it.
1 1 a. v tier, 17, of Ivos Angeles who
saht she Is a nrovie nrtress, at
tempted suicide at a hotel here
hy drinking poison. She was mli
ed n hospital where nllendaiitH
said Iter condition Is ciilical, lUir
ly today she telephoned the liotel
clerk, "I've taken , imiImui. I'm
djing."
HAMUT INSI ItANCi;.
M;V VOHIv ( AP). All bur
Train, lawyer and novelist, and
Krnest Sclielllng, pianist and com
pos4r, prior to their departure for
a three months' trip through the
llalkuns, look mil $.VM),0(lll bandit
Insurance with IJojd, who con
Iractotl to pay fid itcrcctit of any
raiiMini demanded In case the
travellers art kldnapeil.
Deputy Warden Is lo
Return With Convict
HAI. KM, Ore. (Hy the Associated
Press) Deputy Warden LI I Ho, of
(ho stale penitentiary, will leave
tonight for Sacramento lo bring
back Oregon Jones, escaped con
vict. LLNHSI Y KKTAINK OI I ICi;
DKNVKIt, Colo. (AP). Judge
Hen H. Llndsey of I leaver's Juv
enile court, retains the bench seat
he has laid for more than II"
yours. Judge Julian II. Monro rul
ed In dli t riot court l-'rlday. In
throwing out the election conlosl
s lit brought by lioyal It. Oriihnm,
defeated candidate for the office.
Hunk Interest Sold.
AST Ui I A. ( ire. - Announcement
was made today that II. Iturke,
Astoria, clot hlng merchant. had
purchased Hie Interest of James
Itreunner. president or the Hank ol"
I'ommeree, In that Institution. Mr.
Hremner has seven-d his conuoe-
(Ioiim with the bunk. Al the next
mooting of the directors, ol fleers
will be eleeted and places on Ihe
board left vacant by the retirement
of Mr. Hremner and the recent
death of l-'rank Parker will be
filled.
mil carriers mane u up
WASHINGTON (NLA special)--"Aviation's
so cheap," argue pro
tagonists of the substitution of sea
planes for stir face warships. A
hiiltloHhlp costs about 4.ri inillloiu.
That would build 1'ieo boiubllifi
plancM ut $4r,otMi each.
Yen, but. said Secretary of t tv
Navy Wilbur, at the launching oi j
the plane carrier Saratoga, plane'i
eaili opera to
ilistant lotelgi.
waters without carriers lo- Ink
them there. To carry loan plan
til. approximately a million ton
of shipping would be needed, oi
: iU v. twin, ouch of 33.tH) Ions, tin
ECONOMY S
INSPIRATION
m SAYS
Coolidge Declares Wom
en's World Fair in Chi
cago Praiseworthy
BUDGET LADIES
USED COMMENDED
Lax Methods Are De
plored in Radio Ad
dress Delivered by tho
President Today.
WASHINGTON (Hy the Associ
ated Press) President Coolidgo In
a radio address delivered today on
the occasion of the opening of tho
women's world's fair in Chlcugo,
said un advantage tot he gained
from government economy and ef
ficiency is the Inspiration they
provide for pursuit of mich meth
ods In business and In the home.
"If the people,' asserted tho
president, 'in the daily manage
ment of their modest domestic af
fairs, nolo that the great Interest;!
of their governments and of their
semi-public institutions are dealt
with in u spirit of laxity und a
mood of carelessness, I hoy find lit
tle inspiration to apply better
methods Ui the managoimnt of
their own concerns. The great
buHineea operations which are con
stantly under the public eye ought
to be handled so as to make them
an example In Hound procedure.
ltlghl I'.cojioiny KtreSMil
, 'Th Importance, of sound busi
neiw iWKtWdit was never so great
as It Is today. R Is particularly
trim (hut government business
should be placed on u basis or
rigid economy.
"in our modern tjoeicfy, ..".
and private savings - are quickly
transmitted Into capital available
Tor production. The Increased pro
duction makes goods more plenti
ful and therefore cheaper; and at
the lower price level peoplo can
ifford to consume more.
"The real disaster to u modern
community comes when easy and
ill-considered consumption pre
vents the storing away of new
capital to meet the ever-Increasing
demands.
Commends Sponsors
Al r. Coolldgo commended apous-
ors of the fair for placing their
work on a business busts by estab
lishing a budget, with a result that
all expenses were met before the
loors were ready to ha opened.
This financial accomplishment, .ho
added, presents a "strict eon trait I
to the average project or tike char,
actor supported In eusy fashion out
of public funds."
"I know of nothing more cal
culated to piomote the pride of
vigorous community life, tho sen
timents or self-respecting nation
alism, I ho truest loyalty to high
traditions of national character.
I ban tlu-.se d inline tlvo osHcmhlictj
(Continued on Pago five.)
KLAMATH KALLS, Ore. ( Hy Mm
Associated Press) Two Inches of
snow fell here this morning and
more is falling.
I IK NH, Ore. ( Hy the. Associat
ed liens). Wet snow fell hem
early today but melted rapidly.
MKDI'OIID. Ore. ( Hy the As:o
oiated Press). A cold rain, driv
en by a hard w iml, swept (ho
Itogue H Ivor valley today.
Kara toga's displacement. Tho
Sa ru Intra cost Ah mill ions. Multi
ply thai by Ii" and you have the
ttdy tolal of lit .mi millions. There
would be other extras, loo adds
the secretary.
Is aviation really so economical?
Tho prohibitum unit Invites mm-
, . . . , . ,,.owi
thoughtless people how wrong it
is to break Hie dry law. It lias
I m llllt IkKl'.
(Continued on I tige Four.)
Sill FALLING
JIT KLAMATH
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