La Grande evening observer., April 27, 1925, Image 1

EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODST!
THE WEATHER
PORTLAND (AP). Ore
gon: Fair tonight and Tues
day. Heavy frosts In tho
morning.
CITY
EDI T I O N
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VOLUME XXIII.
LA GRANDE, OREGON, MONDAY. APRIL 27, 1925..
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 171
TO DEVOTE
WEEKTO
Better Homes in City
Purpose of Neighbor
hood Club Effort
WINDOW DISPLAYS
TO BE FEATURED
Educational Drive to Be
Carried on in Schools
as Part of Program.
"Heller Homes Week." under
I he auspices of Hie I.U Grande
Neighborhood Chili. started ln-re
today, llccausc of the lack of a
community building I he display
this year will be placed In various
show windows, as (he merchants
of Oi Grande are cooperating In
every way po-ssihle with the club
members.
The women will conduct a '"bet
ter homes" educational campaign
IhrotiBhnut the schools and in va
rious other ways will point out I In:
advantages of a residence of the ,
standard they set as an example.
The "Belter Homes Week" pur-
pose is urging t luil all paint up,
more flowers and shrubs Tor I ho
clean up. fix up property and plant
purpose of beautifying the homes
In l,a Cirande.
The window displays will con-
lain many helpful suggestions nnd
praclieal demonstrations, includ
ing proper c.nilpnient. economy,
sanitation, health and happiness.
A i talic .Surroundings.
The Neighborhood club ladies
sttiinglv urge Hint the exterior up
. ..... m no, i.r ll,,, nniiii ill, well Klin
nnd In reference lo artistic sur- I
rounding, painting of homes (ex-
terior and Interior) cleaning of
tr round surrounding the homes, ,
plant Ina; of
shrubs and evergreens
"'"'"an your summer flower iir-
dent; now in preparation ior mv
NelMhborliood flub Tall flower
show." tin" ladles urge.
In regard to the unnual flower
show, which will be sometime this
fall pri.e.s will be awarded ror the
best exlilbils by club m-nibers.
Cooperation of I he m IiooIs. from
(he fifth grade lo the senior class
in high school, and swarding of
prizes for best cxhiblls by Individ
uals of each of tin- lour unlis
l.lgb school. Central school. III
ycria School and Greenwood
school will go hand in hand.
. The "lletler Homes Week" in
especially jippropriute at. this lime,
because the Community "Clean-l'p
J'erlod," ordered by the city offi
cials, l:i now under way nnd will
come lo an end the same day as
does the former May second.,
ELECT BUTTON
AGENTS' CHIEF
Mr. and Mrs. 0. 1,. Hut loll, or
l.a Crrande. returned from Port
land last evening where .Mr. not
ion attended u meeting of agents
or the Oregon l''ire Heller Afsoclu
tion. Mr. l'utton was elected presid
ent of the agenls association for
1'j:'.",-;i; which is i nil ' an honor.
Inasmuch as there are more than
Oil members.
AMOKIA TAX IIi;imFI.
S U.KM ( He. The Hint" hoard
nr Mntrnl today remitted to th'
city of Astoria approximately
(ion. representing the first hall
ln:es ror (be year lifTi paid by
the property owners of the munl-
cip;i)ity.
I nili i- a law enacted at
the
l'.r:Z session of the legislature
state taxes ptild by property own
ers of Astoria were to be remitted
to Hie city over a period of sev-n
y.-a id.
The relief
ct was passed fol-
wiped out a
lowing a lire which
large part of the city.
100 More Extras Needed
For "Winds of Chance
T. iji.l-- niiiirosiniiili'ly "" im-n
l,v.. i tr Kiirl l:.ynil.l..
Kii r.hiiv of 1 f I . - rhliiiilMT of rnm-
ntfrc,'. lur iKtsttlo'tH
i-xlnisj
wli. n II,.- I'ninll l.l.iy.l proiliicimn
"WIm.Ib i.r ciniT" will I..' nim.l: i.Ioj.I'h cfMiii'any is In runiulii
n.t ip.'llth ul Will limn luk''. 'now for inori' Know Fluff. Tills
nil- lmn.lr.--l i. ion- ur- n--.l..l u I'.- 1ms com- lo Vum-oiiv.-r.
Mini Mr. Ili-vnnl.ls urg. ii lluil 111. ) It. i Tin- tlryl snow m.-ni-H w.-r-npplli
iilionn l- .-nt In 'ry in ; I it k-n In tin- vl. Inily of llunrr.
loll.l.-. i-ilh.-r l.y inuil or In ! -r-: .Ml,. rt!i. folio" Inif ulilrli nu of
I.....,. .loihirM a ilnv. Iranj- Hi., Iiuuiion lly i-i.I.-.oiJ. h of iIk-
portatlon am
nl m.-ulH at' iioliilfl.
IIiii- Mil NIH.
Anoiilliiic lo tin; 1h.1 n.lvii-oa:
P-Klv.-iI hire l.loyil und his rant
will arrive In l.a Gmmlc al.out
Jluy 5th and " ill then go to Wal -
juniors Will v
Be Hosts To
Senior Glass
Annual Banquet to Be at
High School Saturday
Evening of This Week.
The unnual junior-senior ban
UJut will be held at the hiffh
school ,on Saturday evening of
this week. Al this affair the
junior clutuj in each year host to
thu graduates In u, combined ban
iuet and dance.
JieUtila of the program and olh
tr arrangements are belnj? care
fully guarded by the juniors in
order that the party -wilt be more
of a surprise and consequently
give greater enjoyment to the
ffUCbtS.
Tliu banquet will . be nerved in
the domestic science rooms of the
manual aria building. An excel
lent urogram for this portion of
th ..vs.nttif )iru 1 1 r I'll II ll !
After the banquet the pucnts will
reiialr to the pyiiinudi im to con
clude the evening at dancing.
The gymnasium Is being special
ly decorated for the occasion by
the Juniors who are keeping il
behind locked doors at all times.
Jesse Hayes Fails to
Appear; Forfeits $50
j,..ssi(. Hayes, charged with
Idrunlieness. forfeited til) bail by
I non-appearance in tho municipal
,.nul., Saturday night for trial. Khe
' j, )o i,c tried in the justice court
(Friday night on a common nuls-
unco charge.
Youthful Burglars
Down Two Bottles Pop
Some persons, apparently small
broke into the Highway Ser
ce siunou on m-l nuunm tuu
Saturday night and us near us can
be ascertained, the only thine
miming was the contents of two
" ii-
Di Ihgle DisCUSSCtl
Health at Fomm Meet
lr. J. .. Inub
talk before the
gave an excellent
Men's Kor'llu of
tin- Methodist church yesterday.
Dr. Ingle talked on general heallh
subjects. K. J i. Towler Is chair
man or the program committee
ot the rorum.
Iliybt-of-Wav Overlooked
THK ItAI.LKS. Ore. Willi the citv
engineering force ready to start op
erations on the new I'ourlh street
extension, for which 2ii.HHi was
voted in recent lond Issue, It whs
found thai a eleur right of way bad
not been obtained. Operations are
in abeyance pending action by the
Klujinls club in furnishing deeds to
the city.
Speed Trap Denied
AI.HANV. On. Karl Conrad,
district, attorney or Lincoln coun
ty, and J. It. lianlel. county tral-
fic. officer, denied that a speed trap
has existed in Lincoln county as
reported in Albany on Wednesday.
The men said that the reports that
Mr. Daniel had disguised his carj
as a tourist's and had encouraged j
speeding by racing motorists, so a.
to make arrests, were false.
Children to Stage Pageuiit
liANltoN". Ore.
Final arrange
ments for the May day pageant toUxecltive of. I1i student body.
be staged at the city park lnelud
participation f .ISO children from
Central school, under the direction
of Miss Blanche Itadb-y, assils.-d
by Miss Maude Moore and Miss
i-.teanor i.unusirom.
Sr0 AT GltANGK SF.SSIOA
TCMjATIN". On-. A recent ses
sion of Washington County Po-.
tnona grange was attended by about j
r-,.. .i..riw iiT h
U.o persons from all parts oi in
county.
George A. Palmiteer or Hood
Itiver. state muster, and State Mar
ket Agent Spence were present,
I both speaking on matters of vital
I interest
Hva l"K1,
ISri.rly. !
In slurt noil,. I.lujil
i-hnlrul llr,-clor. Is l
llln' lukf nuw In iliurKi- ul iiriMiin-
inury work.
Ui-x H.-iif-h nlory w.-n-
filmed in
111.' vlilnliy oi iriHun.'
Calif.
"
Uorot li- ..liallnn.
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J (Continued on Pag Five.)
NoS,
ox
ltmv lets arc INirt of the lint
weather makeup of llollywoixl
aci'tes.ves. IIimIiIii Hopper ran
Ih seen daily proiiicnnillmi
bnreleggedly on Hie hotilcutril.
Final preparations are to
made this week for la Grande's :
first annual "Music WtH-k," which
w Hi.. icJbii 'lay !t," under tin di
rection of the " Monday Musical
club of this 'City. I
Special itWisic at the churches
and a band and choral concert
will Berve to inaugurate the week's
program and throughout the week
special programs will be presented.
A haip ri'i-ital in the Presbyter-
Ian ch licit Saturday, May Htli,
will bring the week to a clutie.
Civic and fraternal organl.ul ions
as well us the citizens sincerely
approve of the el forts being' made
by the Monday Musical and the
Neighborhood club along this line
and the response will undoubtedly
be great.
Com m It lees will (unction under
Mrs. W. V. McAdory, general
chairman, and Mrs Lynn Wright,
secretary.
As a prelude to music w eel;,
the J .a Grande Neighborhood club
and tho Monday Musical wilt pre
sent in concert May J F.Hu Con
Iiell Jesise, phinist ; M J'S. A. i.
Kichardson, coloratura, soprano,
and Murk iianiels, baritone.
Student Body Election
To He Tomorrow Noon
Student body officers for next
year are to be elected by popular
ballot at Hie high sc hool tomor
row noon. 'i he election oi tne
president seems likely to be the
most hotly contested race. George
Glass and WVsb-y Ibownton an
nominees for the otfiee of chief
Frank Johnson was nominated but
I declined to run. I rein Zuudei win
the only man nominated for the
i vie.- presidency nnd so seems sure
0 be elected unless an organized
movement to write In on the bal
lot occurs. Margaret Geddes and
I 'o rot hy Funk w ere
; for secret nry-t reasurei
nominated
Park Writers Story
Will He Published SMn
Ari.-or.llnK to wm-.l r. -,-l .-.I h.-ri
lo.k.y. ,,'hilM Mini ol' Hie l.nki-.
nrllton l.y Ji" k llunl. r, or Tin
I'nik. will In- ul!if-ii.-il in "lir.-mn
Worl.l' 'maa.in". in lli- Auirisl
i.HM.'. Tin- In.-ai" nr.- l-iisl.-rn
n-?on, I tl ti.' MnunlaiiiM .'iimI lh.
(II. I (in-Kon Trail.
Mr. Ilwnli-r l;i a i-on . ni'in.l.-nt
, , for tin- Kv.-lttliK il'M.-rv-r an. I Hi"
uilthor of tin- "yil.-nti!i-.-i of
llla.-k Sain" v. Iilcti r.-.-cnUy w.m
illilltih.-. in Hi-i liil fur ni.
Pioneer Engineer to
Ic Buried in Portland
The remain of (bnte .1. -mf.
er, who dt d Friday, mere M ilt lo
Portland Saturday evening by the '
ldinenl(4imp ciimpaiiy.
i Mr. Foster nt a pioneer en-
Ktnei r on Ihe o.-. and wh.h also ;
(raveibfiir enifine.-r during t'e
f"W eiir of hi hervtrt-. He re- j
tired and wan phi red on the pen-
1 Mion list wevernl yein-K lu fore death.
I Al r.s. V, It. Manny, of I lend
s daughter of the deceudi-d, Mccom-
panted tbe remain to Toriland.
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'MUSIC WEEK
PI K M1TIIRF
I UllltU II If I I UIIUl
...
PENDLETON
DEFEATED
BYP1BATES
Home Opening Game Is
Won by La Grande
Baseball Team
HEIN RETIRES 11;
BARTH HITS HOMER
Seven to Three Win Yes
terday Puts La Grande
at Top of League Lad
der. si may iir.srirs.
At I .a Grande: l.a (i ramie 7,
I'cndleton 3.
At Wfillu Wullu: Walla Wulla 3.
linker 2.
The leaK'ic opener lielween tlie
Pirates and the iVndleton Uurkn
ypfiterday proved lo lie one biff
athletic event when- (he xperta
lors and players had no need of
rain coats, ruhber underwear or
other weather protect Ives. The
day was perfect from first to last
and the only moisture uroinul was
the teur of the IVndleton fans as
they saw seven 1'irateH make 4jie
circuit of the hases while only
three of lh llueks manaKU to
squeeze their way into home.
Yes, Iji Grande, 7. Pendleton, 3
was the final score at the end of
a KTeat same. The .a Grande
team looked like n million
t hrouRhout the entire namo with
but a lew errors to mar the plny-
Tex Knight in bin Hrst chance
aa a first sucker for li Grande
proved that lie was in hia natural
position anil played a whale of u
game. Uuck Heln, the long boy
pitcher of the Pirated was in top
form and not only pitched good
ball but fielded his position with
out a bobble. He struck, out 11
bucks without trying, much.
The outfinlders didn't have very
much io do but when the chanc
came, they all had the ball in the
banket In jig I ime. 1 bu t man,
Alexander and 1 )u Is in the pas
tnre for 1 41 Grande.
The scoring started for Ia
Grande in their first bats at 1h
last half of the first Inning. Pi
dlcton had gone down without
(Continued on Pnge Two.)
J.
BE 5PM
John C. Kiilins. supervisor of Ihe
Whit man National forest will ar
rive here from Itaker tomorrow 1o
give the main talk at I lie noon
luncheon of Hie chamber of com
merce. The entire luncheon ia to
be dedicated to Forest 'onseiva
tion Week. Howard O'ltrbn is
chairman of the luncheon.
W. M. Cole, drivintf n Kord car.
kniM k' d dievi n Snap M eMail 11:4.
ornetin! in i he li (iiamb- Muni
cipal band, enlerduy while I be
band wan marchim- to the ball
(irounds. Mr. McMiinus was not.
badly hurt.
fob was arrested by Ihe trul'lb-ortb-er
and will have a biarini,' In
munieipji", ('u rt tiiuorrow niKh t .
Cote hatlw ft din I'erry.
In spe ikim; of til' If'w -oerlii(;
ijeh ntalleiH. Traffie, OMieer I Minn
today fluted that till parade ntusl
have the rlht of way. 1 la tub
mun tiitiK are cla.V'd u;i parade.s
,y IMm law.
Judge Knowlcs Trying
Case in Open Court
The en Hit etmi t cane, i'rut-- j
man v. Warnii k aa Hlierllf, open-;
i d ul. the e;urt hoim- thin morn
intr before .h)di;e Knowleq. J. I. 1
Slater i attorney for the plalnlirf
and Uah-y. Itub-y a ml H'elwer of
I't-ndltton for the defendant.
. Ul TO
FORD KICKS
OUT HiUS
COCHRAN IS I Glasses Goe Huhly Away
NAMED HEAD fW&
OF G.R.F.A.
Annual Meeting of For
resters Held m City
Hall Saturday
STATE OFFICIALS
ARE ENTERTAINED
State Forester F. A. Elli
ott, Deputy King and
Secretary Chaplcr Pres
ent.
The annual nifctintf f 'lie
Grande Kondi- Ktre Association
was held Saturday at the Tily hall
hire. State Korester K A. Klllolt,
hl deputy. Porter Kinjf and It. ll.
Chapler, secretary of the Oregon
Association were present and kuvq
inten-stiiiK' latkH. John ('. Culms;
forest superintendent of Whitman
'oretd. and J. H. Irwin, superin
tendent of the I mat ill it, Pwrest
were also prest-nt.
officers for the T'nion county
association were elected aa fol
lows; President, George T. Coch
ran, vIcH-presidenl, Klmer Stod
danl and secretary-treasurer, i
JI. P.UKseU.
ThurBday the Wallowa C'ounly
I'orest fire association met at
Wallowa and Friday 'the linker
County association met at Itaker.
Mr. Klliolt, Mr. King ami Mr.
Chapler were present at each of
these meetings.
MRS. DUNBAR TO
BE PRESENT AT
HEALTH MEETING
The 1'nlon Counly Health as-1
Hocllitlon will hold Its unnual meet-
Ink- weiln.scluy. April ul ine
Nf-lplitiorhooil elilli rooms. Mrs,
Mum- .Mr i.iiiii.a., .-.m-.-ih h ,j n,-,--
rotary of the OreRon Tuberculosis
association and stat
the Federation of Women's cluba
will be present.
An interestlm? pronram is bclntr
arranged by menibers of the ns
Mociatlon liere. 'I'he public is cor
dially invited lo attend.
WILL DISCUSS
OLD-FASHIONED
GIRL, FLAPPER
II. has been unofficially reported
thai in'-nilierH or the deliale teiiniK
on the Hiilij.-el, ll. -.solved. That tin-.
Hid l.'nshloll.'d Girl Is Superior to
the Modern l-'iaiier, liuve been
out nights ree.-nlly obtaining data
and local color on the topic to be
discussed. Whether this Is true or
not 11 K.-eniH certain that some in-
teresiing arguments pro '"' '
s.-llli-d al the home of Karl H.-yn-olds
loiimrrow eienlng.
The iirrlrinallve I. -am, is e.im-posi-il
of A. W. Nelson, .1. A. Ted
rord and Harry Siioilgra.'(.s. The
n.-galive teain lo wliich Is entrusted
the task of upholding the flapper
K.-1-111H just as capable, with Hay
Murphy. Mux Cullen and Jefferson
11-an listed.
Hon. Technicality lea led.
M AKSHl'IKIJi. Ore. The law
firm of Teal, Winfree, JohiiHon
MeCiillocti of I'orllnnd. in looKitu;
Into a posslhh- lerhnirallty di
tovered by Ih.-itrlet Attorney lied
IriKfbdd In prore.iiim,"! of Keitinw
t he ele ct ion before I be people on
May 1 '. The bond are to b.
serial and the petition mippo.seH
t hey would, be piiyable flint hi
Mt;;ii. while the order nets the dule
in i:i:il. County .ludce Mast, on
1 . f - i 1 1 cr luforme.i of Ho- Hltiialtou.
look the matter up wHIl the Cort
land law rit in. and It In posttlhle
Ihe bond ebi'tion will v poat
poued. Building
And
Improvement
In lodu.Cs Kmic of The. Hrr
wr (. pri"Hiiii', a new fen tun1
Dial will ntliai't iinici-Mil hi-tei-c-1
fiiiui I Kline on rier.
borne lan, and boine bolldei-.
a Itnlhlinic AL Inipiincmeiit
pac
lluil. Mil- ileus of (be l.nt.niiMlr
territory, ittiihurattw nriielesoii
home pbinuiitx and building, ef
forts toaril in a k I ll It homes
ii tore rnmenlent nnd ntliai tlr,
dr., will lie KroiiM(l on Ibis
pnu'r. Vnii will find It inter
(Mime a regular fculiint hi
M(iudn rMc,
"Observer Ailvntlslnc
A Mercbaudisliitf bcnlce'
One day whim Mrs. ( Inin K. Starr, ra, or LilM-rty tVnier, ().,
li;iikel thrtitiKli lc fb'ld glassm sIm; h-ccUcd a shmk. For, who
says, her Itiisbniut nai "vlckell loving nnd cinbnuiiig" another
v-m-t., so Mrs Starr illvorttM her husband ami has surd Miss
Doi-othy StlirclbiT, 21, pretty heiress r Tlc(lo, O., for $:tli,w
lift u.iuun htarr'H aireetions. Tliu ease bus been continued
until lime. ,
E
CHICAGO (lly tliu Associated i
ir.w) I-jirili tremor of wiffl-
jrlrnl Intensity lo rak Iiou.wh anil!
itpsi-t small ai-IJi-lcM wi're. feltoier
H territory or about -100 mllos bi
' r(mr nildwcsteril i,uxim last lit(!it.
,.,.,..,, .. ,, Huriu,,. damam. ail. I
4ihi iiijiirios wm re.portl, ,Tli
, n n . ...
(.., -
III
SHAKES
IDLE 1ST
nrcHldenl of,111" i'"1" river vam'j- bi-wh hi
Ohio, Imllaua aiHl Hcnliu'ky.
Quako reports also eamo from
Central Illinois and Indiana. Threo ,a,iu, Waile nnd l'slle, ..nielli-Mho German people credit for huv
shocks were rocorded, ranging in bora of Hint fll,-ht, nii'lveil today t','n converted to pacifism,'
duration from six to 30 seconds
liesides shaking houses through
out the territory, breaking dishes
and brlcabiao, wire service was
, ",,,M'ru,""d '" placu"-
WASHINGTON, Ind
Al')." Bo-
vein earlh tremors lasting nearly
half a tnliiulu were felt at 10:00
m, Kinday night.
l-'KliT AT INDIA.NAl'OI.IS
lNUiANAl'Ol.lS, Ind. (Al'),
Houses were shaken and several
persons uro reported to have relt
the earth tremble at 10:00 p. in.
Sunday night
So far as could
be ascertained, no daiuogo was
caused.
KI ATI CKY THK.MIU.KK
llKNUKHSUN, Ky. (At').
Kartb IreiuotH were felt here Sun
day nlKht ut 10:06 p. m., luttl-
itu; marly HecondH.
ii.ijnois ii;i;i,s rr.
OKCATtH, 111. (AP). 1'istlnct
earth tremors weru felt by Heveral
perHonw hero at I0:U6 o'clock Hun
day niKht. - ienldent In w Idelv
separated portions oi ine cuy mini
that tliey felt two hlitfht iiiakei.
each of which lulled Heverul mo-
mentH.
tihi:i; haiti; shaki;
TKItKi; HAITI-;. Ind. (AP).
Kiirt hriuake trenioi H were felt here
at 1 1 ;iMi Sunday lliffht.
si'itiN(.i ii;i,i i i;i;ls Titi;Mm
SI'lllNttl-IKLIi. 111. ( AP).
Three distinct earlh Hhocks were
tell. In this city HhoHiy after In
o'clock Sunday nlKht. "a lis from
all iiartH of the idly reported
Imiumh Hhuken unit mall urtlcb'Mjtiim in two wnokn Pib-veH
linoclted over.
Northwest Exporters
(Jet "Service Station"
POHTLANI (Hpeciul ) Noi th
a e.ilern ex port era ur to have a
n... " hit v tee nt ii.t ion" tbroUKh
!vLf.i.l. i.tliinlili. and llmelv trade
j Inlormntion can i" relayed lo
them directly from WiiHhlntftnn
j end I lie ove i Kens market h. I n
other wordu, a tllalrht office of
'the I nit d SlalCK bureau or for-
eiijn and ilomentb- commerce will
j i.e opem-d at Portland. Onon. on
.May l.'i, u ceo rd Inif lo an unnoiince-
iueiil by Idrector JuIIun Klein
'inaUihtr three nich ofliceH oil
1'aeiiie coawf. Ihe other o being
! in Seattle and San Craiuhtco.
l,l.inir liiluliirs Si'iilriicnl.
(ilcl;t;iN i lTY, (ire. A. V.y
ganl mid i. Iliilcs, both of Canby,
were each sentenced to serve six
otoliths In Ihr county jail and pay
fines of $50 hy V.. .1. Noble, jlls
itlee of the peace after they had
' pleaded guilty to charges of the
possession of Intoxicating It.por.
XTRA
TOWN SWDl'l' IIY rii; i-:.
KI.AMATII l'AI,l,s, Ore. (Al') I
l-'or tlio msiiihI tliiiii within ll
ear, the limn of Hilt, Oil, near j
Kio Oi'i'Kon Hue, was swept by
flames lato .saliiriliiv. aiiiinliiin 10 .loomed tho must significant fe.i
ilLspati'hoH fixnn Yn'kn. 'I'lin old turn of the election.
Hill hotel, Its aiuie , a lioilnil or "This ought to open the eyes ot
tlie fruit gi-OMi-rs supply coiiipaiiy, n,,, world to the fact that thero
an aiiarlmeiit Iiiiumi mill one n-l- B n0 BUcli horror ot war ainoiii;
itonw weii) eiilliplelely Ueslnmil, ,,, Oorman peoplo as has bo':n
tlm o-llnmle loss Im-Imw sr.ii.liuu. ,,0UKilt (n Cpltan countries," suld
Many minimny eiiipliiji-s lixst HiuIp Ho, m,l.esiimil id Hie forelirn of.
euiiro u(-iijuiKin.
'I ll-'HS (il'l''. l SO
u-ti.n;, "niv .I l.i !.,
vioi-i.i 1. M.Mln first '.....i.
11!11,.P ,,r ,.., ,i,i rlliclit. l.leu-
tho first (llstliiKiilslieil service me
dais over given lor military Hen
kxi perrornicil in peace lime.
TKI'KT COMPANY l'AILS
l'lTIHilll lti fAP. Tho aril-
cnh trust rainiuuiy of CariicKlc, a
hiiburb, fulled tti open fm buslnesH
KHlny. Thu l'lrst National Hank or
',,;,.,( ,,. ,.oseil by onler of
Its iMwml of directors alter It open
ed for tvie days IhisIiic-hs. John A.
Hell In president of hotU bunks.
TIIXAMOOK. On. (AP) Mrs.
M. C. Patrui, indicted nit u mxmih1
dcftrnv nuirdcr charge in jihic
tlnn with thu death -f nrr anum-
chllil folbiwiiiK a iM'tUiiur, will be
taken to Portlainl today ami plao
eil In (be county jail pcndluK trial.
Her renin. al was due i' lack or
pn-IKT facilities rue women pris
oners. CABINET MKMBKR
ARRESTED TODAY
UY hul(;arians
SOl-'IA (Hy Hi" AsHodated
Pre.sH) arwulanoi'f, former min
Imer lu the Stamboulisky cabhiel,
was arrewtcd today wit h Heveral
othetH, cliarKed with conspirliiK: to
overthrow the present Unitarian
Kovernmeiil.
SOl'MA (My " AfiHOiIated
.r,.HH) Aulhorilies ut Varna
claim to have seized t'in klhiKt-amH
or rxplrHlves collected by coiisplr
attira, ploliitiK- lo blow up police
headiiuariei'M. the (own hall and
other buildltiKs.
Church llaiiMifked A 'in In
AMIANV. tire l'"or the necoiid
ansnck-
ed the. I -lilted Preshyterliin 1 1 1 ir. l: tloltl ulvlc lin, naturo clubs, giuii'i
In si aieh of money. (Mll.-. r 1 ,,rot,.i-iive sortetles, wood-using or.
dler noil. light 'He l'"lbllng', unJ ,,0j8. Bnd girls'
and enlered bin the hnsireaiilii es-. .
cali. d out a door on the opposite
side. The hiiiiii- night the h.nre of
II. ''. H,i.'i-s was ransacked but.
nothing W"S lak. n.
w-rr
wasningwn as apuiu
Leads Rest ot World
(lly Chni'li- P. MoMiirl)
WAHIMNfiTli.V, (Ni;. special).
1 1,,! This, In lie' v ry nature ot thliu;ii.
IS AIO.'IICUS SIIUW uinii.
No other capital 111 the iiorld is
so distill. lly tiolhlng but a capital.
London, Paris. Koine. Il.-rlln.
Tokyo. Mil. nos Aires--they're cap
lllils. Illlt they're s.llllelblug else,
besides. They're Ind list rial nnd
eoiiilnei-lcal icilleni first, on, I ccn-
leia of governiii'-nt on1
incl.leil
tally.
Washington Is Just a
capita'..
iBUaG
Bf NATIONS
Newly Elected President
of Germany Held a
. Menace to Peace
HUNS BELIEVED '
TURNING TO WAR
Vote Result Will Be Ben
eficial If It Opens the
Eyes of the World, Of
ficials Claim.
WASHINGTON (By tho Assocl
atial Irra) It psychological ef
fect outsldo of Qormany rather
than what It muy portend In a
now direction In German politic
lllipeara to bo the chief concern
in official circles In viewing yes
leriluy'" Clcrman elections.
Continued official silence on tho
election did not conceal today tho
reaction of surprise bordering on
shock, with tho general view that
Ciermiiny took a step almost cer
tain for a time to hinder her pro
irrpss towar recuperation from tho
war.
I'AHIS (By Associated I'ress).
That von illndenburg's election to
tho German presidency may prove.
licnt-fU-itil If It opens the eyes of
the world to the real sentiment
of the German people was ex-liroxm-d
today in official cii-ck-H
where tho result of yesterday'3
election caused no surprise.
It was stild the largo woman
vote for tho ' fiuldi marshal was
I imS l.'HHOII OIIKHL IU "U nn-.il-
1 IHieu upon, pui ucuiai 1 ' ausiu-
X cointrles, whel e there ha.t
lK'1-" "'srked disposition to givo
thu spokesman nald.
HI-lliI) SI KNACK It) l'KACK
NEW YORK (By (ho Associat
ed l'reas). Von Illndenburg's
election Is a menace to world
peace. In tho opinion of James V.
Gerard, former ambassador lo
(iermuny.
llo characterized tho election aa
flat declaration by tho German
Tieoplo of a return to militarism
and monarchist!).
1 1 1 x i k mi t ii i; li ;cii:i
HKltLIN (Uy tho ABSoolutc-J
(Continued on Paice Fiv.)
WASHINGTON' (lly tho AkbocI-
nli-il 1'ri'nn) Anmrlcan Koroat
W.'. k. rndornod Uy president Cooi
I.Ik.' In a iiroeliiiuallou urging In
.llvldiml Intercut In forest restora
tion mill perpetuation, will bo ob
served throughout tho country Ue
KtnntiiK today.
Through " extensive educatlon-
lil proKruin developed hy tt direct
ing eomnittlee. lieuijed liy former
governor Krunk O. I.owden, of Illi
nois, nnd supported by tho vtulotis
Htnte governors, It Is hoped to Im
press upon the public tho need for
lis consideration of forestry prob
lems. The committee of nearly Hit'
organizations, including slato fur
..i..v i.M.t fiMiHei'vattou couinili-
. hrough the millions of member
. ontMnlaallon tho educa-
.
(Continued on Page Klve.) .
n 1
I She needs lo look the part. Pco.
pic go lo New T orh, 1 llicugo, f-...
I.ouls towns like that on busi.
lless. They pay no littentloll to
the ay these towns look. Tiler
think they look llko had. a
but they don't care.
They come to Washington from
north, south, west und a few miles
eiisl Just to feast their eyes. Visi
tors even come trout iioroau.
ItollielUlies on otliciai crriiiuis. ami
sometimes simply lo pay their re
(Continued on pago 8)
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