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EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER IAVELVE PAGES TODAY, CITY EDITION THE WEATHER POKTDANI) (AP)Ore. (ton: Generally fair tonight, and Sunday. VOLUME XXIII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PIXESa LA GRANDE, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 2, l'.)2u. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 176 Union Counly Athletes In Comnetition Annual Track and . Field Meet in Progress at Union Today. RECITAL III ATLANTIC u Moroccan Tribesmen On Warpath French Hushing 8,000 Men to Reinforce the Troops Attempting to Repulse Rebels. -1 BnliOOIS 1 Doesn'1 Wanl 10 Die Now in raT 1 CHUB IS E Municipal Band and Mon day Musical Chorus on Sunday Program TUBA SOLO ONE OF THE FEATURES Chorus Will Sing Two Groups of Songs, One with Full Band Accom paniment. . The op' nriis concert of music v k. lo he given by the Monduv Musical chorus and the Pa Grande Municipal hand ul Ihe Area Or theater- Sunday. .May 3, at 4 o'clock, wtll see for t ho rirst time those I wo prominent musical organiza lioiiM 'appearing together. The program as announced, re veals some very fine numbers and from I he interest manifested so fur ly the public a record-breaking crowd l.s expelled to fill the theater to ca purity. Tuba Solo A reuluro or the band number will be an incidental luba nolo by Osc:ir Humphries during the drn ditioo t'f "Mnrftami." Mr. llpmph rles is known an one of the finest m- 'r'.fa' Instrument In the northwest. ' The Monday Mush tier (he direction of will iiiar two groups find will be accompanied by .Mrn. J, Pouuid Meyers at the phi no and the yecond group will receive full band accompaniment, '' Program. This concert which is free to "th-r ptibtlc. Is trt.A- .RpoiiMomj by Die .Monday Musical, MrH. W. 1. MrAdory. general chairman. Tlw full program follows: 1. OM'i-iure to "II Omit-any" Comer. 2. (a) "Aiwliis' froni "Scenes Ptt- toresuue" Massenet (h) lear One" Pbdier (Continued on Pag Klre.) Assertion thai tin officer of the Oregon Humane Society will be .-shibllsh' d in the Pastern Oregon fectlon of the slate In the near fu ture was made this morning by Mrs. I W. Swanton, general man ner of the organization, who spent yesterday In Maker goimr over Hie ence to allege! cruelty to dogs b enee to HlleCed lTliety tut dogJ by the poundmaster there. Tie- officer will not be stationed at any one city permanently, Mrs. Swanton indicated, but will spend about a month in Lit Grande, Ha lter, Knterprisc, etc. Mrs. Swatilon ulso said that con certed action was being tnk"tt to attempt to curtail poisoning or dogs. She has in mind u bill thai would make it difficult for a per son to buy poison without identi fication by two properly owners. .New Time Card Issued; No. 2:j lo Leave at 6:10 A nYw ihnecaid will co Into ef fect, on the o.-W, lomorrov., iu el tiding In o changes of liu por ta nee. ' No. -'. w hieh formerly left La Grand-- at '1:5. p. m.. will have at r, ln p. m. The brunchllne train, n hieh formerly returned to this eily at I'.:I5 p. m.. will arrive hertafter at o:iU p. m. WEEK DJ.SJKR ' IN Ul GRIDE Program Prepared For La Grande Music Week Tomoi rim the fiist annual La , Grande mu.sic we. -a will b-in j with a band :nd Monday M usical J ehui us in I !)' Arcude. vv hieh will be followed dining the remalnin.'t sU days with a contlnuo is stream I of programs, all entertalninir and Up pi opriale In t he nth degree. The complete program lor the I Week follows: Shim In . Mn 'S Special hi it h I c ehurt-hej. Mrs. J. ford, i hull i.i. in. . -Maud uud choral A. TeJ- coin. at A rcade. otida,t. May I. Music in Home J).y. 'I'ii(lay, Majr 5. -Musical piogium a r rung -d by the Chanibei ef fum- SI'OllT J'IKKiltAM TODAY Inlon Annual comity track and field meet. NLNBAY linker llakcr ami La liramle 11)110 Mountain league base bail (cams meet for first time tliis M'ason. llakcr - La firaudc golfers to meet Baker iu dual match during the morning. A full week-end of upon for Pa Grande teams. Toflay the l,a Grande high school , track uud field team, Pastern Ore- (ion champions of PCM. is at I n- ion competing with other school of the county in the third annual meet, which fans predict Iai Grande will win. . The baseball Kami :it Baker to morrow afternoon will serve uh the "homo opening" game for the. Baker fans. Local followers are expecting the Pirates ito win ita third "opening" game and make more secure Ha hold on firs' place in the Blue Mountain league. Pen- dleton will be playing Walla Wul - la.- And during the morning more I ban -l La Grande golfers will bo testing their skill on links at Ba ker with near-par player. of that clly. ltcconK May Tall. It l to be expected thai a I' records will fall I'nion this afternoon in the tuck and field meet. Two I'n Ion at hb'tes. espe cially Pugit, wojirht man. and three (or four La Granders are expected Mo set new mur- . . The prcseir ntv nxrds (.Ini11"" v,," i'"" n um mirror tenth seconds follow; jbrotmhl out the wide Vange of cx- 1 oil vard dash: lirson. i,a 1 Grande. 10.4 seconds, T,t23. I'l'O yard dash: Price, J,a Grande, L'S.l' seconds, P,t4. 440 ard dash: Price, ,u Grande, 58.2 seconds, tliaa. SSO yard run: , Bates. ( Pnlop. 2:oT.6 H-.'chnds, 11t2!:. Mile run: Bates. I nlon, 4:5U.4 seconds. 1U23. i;"U ard low hurdh-s; Sherwood. La ( t;i tide. '!,' seconds, i:24. 120 yard high hurdh.': lirson. Iol Grand". 17.7 second.1-, 1!":3. Belay (4(i) vards): La Grande team (Steinbeck, Smutz, Laibon, Price), 1;3S flat. HijS. B r o a d jump: Jaeabson, La Grande, P.' feet li Inches, l'.('J4. High jump; Blaeker, I'nion. 0 feet 5l inches. PJ2L Pole uult: Kerr, La Grande, lo feet 5 inches. IH24. Shotput: 1, hi; ion. La Grande, 40 feet inches, pi::;. Javelin: c'roshind, L'uioii, 1 43 feet 7i inche;), 1924. Idscns: Goker, La Grande, lo I feet, 1924. GRAND MASTER OF MASONS TO VISIT IN CITY Grand Master of Masons of Orecon f Mlver P. Soshow, just ice of the supreme court of the state of Oreuon, has notified t he local ludce that he will make an oflt clal visit here Wednesday, May i. The local lodjje members are looking forward to the grand mas ter's visit wit h much Interest . Chamber of Commerce Plans Musi Program In keeping with Music WeeU, the chamber of commerce will de vote its Tuesday foriui luncheon entirely (o a musical program. The luncheon w ill hctrtn at 1 - 'i-hai with Or. Bay Murphy as chair man, and at the members u ill adjourn to t he Presbyterian church where a program, featur ing Mrs. J. A. Tedford, oiKatihtl. t he Arcade orchestra. Pay Wil liams, baritone, t he .fj;hhoi hood ftuurtet a iir the chamber of com merce iUurtet. will be held. The public Is cordially invited lo attend the luncheon and the musical profrram. loi-rce in t he I'l e.,byte ijil chureli. Arias, art colics and piano In the Presbytei inn ehureii. Mm. A. L. ItirhatdN.jii. i hail ina u. Wcfliicluy. May . Hymn in c hi o r y ronii-.-t. Mrs. Slier ood Williams in rliar(t". liOKtess Men"s I'hnie. Mi If. P. Lali'le protfi a ni .. (,. S. cl.iiriii,o. at L. I riiaele. Ilicludiot; the S. lalw band, chorus, u larlet. Tlnirilny, May 7. Operetta. "A Kllilflit oT lireiitos" in the high h ho it auditorium, Mrs. Karl Stoddard, chairman: Mrs. (CcuUtmcd uo Page Five.) IMPRESSIVE ! Concert in Presbyterian 1 House of Worship De lights Audience MRS. RICHARDSON IN GREAT VOICE Mark Daniels, Baritone And Ella Connell Jesse, Very Well Received by Music-Lovers. A concert of unusual excellence was presented at the Presbyterian church hint evening by Mrs. A. I Uiclturdson, rolornl urn. aopruno, Mark iJnniels. bnriione, Mrs. Klla ( 'onueli Jesse, plan in te and Mrs. Jlarley Hlchardson, accompanist. M is. Itirluirdsoii has seldom been heard here to a belter ad vantage. Her program included whii:h W1.r w..t w n,n. ditlun of "The Jewel Song." from l-'anst fine. Gounod was particularly The piece portrays the rapture of the Kirl. Margarita, over a eas kel of lovely gems. Althuimh sung In (he original, untranslated, the J,'il"ia'1' 'tmilitles of Ihu weleidion were coiiveveq 10 i ne auuience very effectively by the nrttstc. The change in tin emodons of jlui! K'rl us "c rlr8t t, l'!i handle them, puts the the ciuh. them on, and 1'resaion in me singers voice unl showed her lechnicul mastery. Tile emotional Interplay, like lights and shadows, effectively displayed MrH. Htchardson'H grn.sp of the d ra malic eh-menls of the selection. Hr first nuiiiber '( Vive . t" V iV by llnndel was snug ill' the same masterful inunner characteristic of atl .Mrs. Richardson's interpreta tions. "Sort of Miss Vou." by flay Smith, sung as an encore to th; first .suite was a charming little, selection in a tenderer vein. Set 'Olid Suilc. The second suite of pieces sung by Mrs. Itirhardson included "A I'laint" by Brown and "fhnrmanl oiseau" (from La Perle du llresll) by Havld. This last piece was perhaps the most difficult, from it technical .standpoint, of any sun;' during the evening. P called for il wide tonal range as the bird trills were given, fir.it by the artist and then (Continued on Page Five.) The Le Grande hhh school class of IHlfi, numbering at irradiat lion, will hold a reunion here May 9. according to anuoutK-ement to day. Blanch Plack Kloddanl his been named chairman of the day. In the afternoon the members will attend the .;iUst Oregon track meet and In the evening a baii'iuet will be hebl at the Sommcr hotel dining room. Liuhteen member r i (,,. (.iisrt an in La Grande now and three former teachers have been invited. ('leaning of Lots in La Crandc Thorough Ib-uluning Monday, an inspec tion of properly in La Grande will be made by the city and all homes and r site nr.- not rb ail ed up will he attende- t 1,y I), e elly'H employes at the expense of the OW IeN. "hief of Police If. i IK K this morning stat' d that the response lo "Clean I'p period" has been very ureal but says I hal a vry few lotsslil) have been untouch ed, "fban I p Period' 'officially ends toniuht. (ieorgc ttrown (iraduatcs From (). A. C. Next June O. A. P.. rv llllN. Uie. (p..(., GeitrK' W. (trow p. ;hi ul J, ,. Miown. J7"' S. Pom rih street. ,a 'Jrande, h one n( the ;",;o ,,r more candidate inr radualiou In June. The f.ilT. I hiN1 IS expel led to be ihe htrg'-sl in ! hlstoiy of the cohere, ihoiiah exael TiKurea are not yet avaiiabb. Mr. Crown iv p"clh to n-ca'1 the P gree i, b,i' . tor ft seP iK e in oie litiiileal l it-KlIH-el riL'. Mr. Brovv u in a grailuate of the J nion hii:h m hool. Thorn: h ntrn- illii Oil of It IN eolh-ge expens'f H 1N active In varsity b(i.elhii1. ib is prcMhletit of 1 h- Independent mcn'a AHntKiatiun. and a number of SJgina Tttu. honorary. CUHIION PLANNED HERE SUIT FILED IN PL., Morocco (By the Associat ed Press). Moroccan tribesmen operating under orders of Abdel Krim. rebel leader, are attacking u Krone h none over u tiu-iulle front. At some points they ltav sur rounded the Prench posts w here small detachments are defending themselves in blockhouses. Preneh military authorities here believe that the rebel louder has a vast project iu mind with I'Vx as the principal objective. The direction of the rebels' attack so far indicates a plan for a con verging movement on this city. Iteliiroreciiiciii.s on Way. No serio is apprehension is fell for isolated posts which are pro vided with machine guns and three-Inch pieces, which should keep the tribesman at a distance. The Kreuch forces In this dis trict number I2.IKM1 and reinroree mentH now on the way will bring the totul to 2o, (I'm,. Itll l lA.NS AIVA Il KARAT. Moroc-o (Hy'the Asso ciated Press) An official com- iiiunhiuc say a that the Hiflians have advanced east of Tissaf and are organising defensive fronts l other points. The situation on Ihe northern front is unchanged. Preneh forces have taken meusiires lo check the tribesmen, the an nouncement s:iid. A harp recital, featuring Miss Kayo Price, reeoirnUcd os one of Trie lending musicians on Ihe coast. vtill brind Music Week to a close next Saturday evening. The reci tal, with Mrs. Leo P. Miller In charge, will begin at 8:L' o'clock in the Presbyterian church. Many testimonials to Miss Price's artistry have bet n received. Includ ing the follow lug; Walla Walla Bulletin: Mlsn I 'rice's technique is fault less ''Hid her ease and command of the lovely instrument was especially notice able. Milton Kal": Miss Price lent vuriety lo the procram wn h her quatnt hurpologues and her mas tery of the harp w as charm liiirly portrayed in the heavier numbers. Oiu-alm Kxcelslor: Miss l-'aye I'rice program, as varied as it was interesting, showed great musical Intelligence, depth of feel ing in the soft melodious numbers ind contrasting strength, technique and precision in the more brilliant composition;. In a suit filed In circuit court here e.stei day afternoon, M r:i. Winifred V. Plemens, former wife of Or. W. '1. Phy, charges fraud anil mismanage men! of af fat Is at Ihe Hot Lake saniLlorium and al leged that business affairs t hen na ve been so mlshandie its to render stock held by her, par value about ItH.naa. worthless. She further asks the appoint ment of a receiver for th" sana torium until UnslnoHK affairs of tin corporation are wound up and as set sold. - - Several other chatKes are enter I. including: I hat ussetH of I he corporation are considered greater than assets carried on the record;. t hat Ibibilit ie of the orpor.itioti tor outstanding capital stock does ((.'ontimud on pHe pive.) Slake Orchestra Is Organized by M. I. A. Organization of un M. L A. S'ak orchestra iu lhi l'y oeeurr-d dur- tnK the past eefc . wln-n a 1 il s'. practice wax h''ld with 2' mush-Ian ; present. Thlrt -Tivi- have join, d the ore best ra and tin- in'x! t -hear.-al Is evpeele,! rind all ti i' ml 'T.h pres. ul. Tin onh'Str.i will hold a prac lice each monUi aiel plan: lo pla two heteciions at Stake M. 1. A. dav, May L'T. Members a re em oiled fioin Laker, ML f;ii nil. Imbb-r, ''ove. I ii in and La Grande. si am ili.ii iti;n bns pi'LTI.AMt (AC) Senator Slant m Id. arrl' in-,' lo(n) irmti W t.HliinK'on, said ( ireon will r -i-eiv e almoKt I e.inio.ano for ute- in the pre n; year as the result of appropriations b. romrrern Jat serMlon. lb- said he intended 'lo vhdt m(t parts of the state durln-f the summer. IS SCHEDULED CIRCUIT GOURT Heavier-Than-Air Craft Believed Over Arkan sas, Section Today OFFICIALS ARE AWAITING WORD Weather Bureau Experts and Race Officials De termine Approximate Location. KANSAS ( TIT the Amm I nted -Vcss, , The balloon He Imit, eulenil in (he iiational climluatioii race. Iiuideil near Selma, liansnN at this uiorii- iiig, It was anmmuccd by Pilot Thndcti wlui nrriveil here n limit iKxiii. He Mi id iic was forccil lo mill because of a leaky gas hag. Two other balloons hud Inimi sighted in central Arkansas bill the remaining two wer v not heard fntui early this afternoon. ST. JOSKPH (By the Associated Press) l'ive lui I loons In the na lional elimination race are prob ably over a sparsely nettled region of the O.ark mounlaina In north ern A rkttmnis today, according to race officials and the weather bureau. JJT. JOSKPH. Mo. (By Ihe As sociated Press) Oti light today say five balloons in the nation 1 1 elitnliialic-n race headed southeast i ward probably over southern or soutlieustern Missouri. The Nut lonal Aeronautical as-1 soctatlon officials today anxiously awaited word from the balloons that, lale yesterday left Boseerans field to contest for the honor lo represent, the Pnlted States in the internal lonal balloon races. Weat her bin .au oi'flchilH pre dlcled the balloons would drift southeastward to Ihe Icinif y of Memphis and then head eastward toward the Atlantic. . EAtJLES LODGE . , OFFICERS FOR YE Alt ELECTED At the regular meeting of the I'agles Lodge InH evening officers were rh-etcd for the ensuing yvnr, as follow r: President. John Stan- y; vice president, Oeorge Puller; 'huplin. Stitch S-hafer; secretary. 1'verett Walker; treasurer, r. K Hjppersett; Inside Ouard, Oeorgi Nelson: Outside (luard, William March; doctor Or. W. P. McAdory; Trustees, At Pa lit fell and William Hanson. Ike Crawford, J. P. Hta eey, William Hanson. ( !'. llap persetl uud 11. T. KdwardH were elected IIS delegates to the slate convention to be held at Kugeuo, Juno 1 4 and la. Plans were mnd for a Mother's Pay program lo be held fur Ladles and their fainilicH l'riday evening. May 8. Seniors to Picnic at Foot of Mount Emily Th'( annual Senior picnic will be li'-l-l Monday at the foot of ML Kmlly. MemberH of the class will leave the bi'h sehoid at approxi mately X::;n o'clock Monday morn ing. patidnts 'nnti;iiM:i WALLA WALLA (AP) Pin- ror a time today threatened the vh of nine patients 111 the Walla W il ia hospital, a S- story wooden buiblinir. Twenty inotes after the arrival of the rire department. olfiidalH announced the blaze con trolled and patients removed. A Break In The Chain An Intelligent ndvcrll-cr know Hint his ndveiti-biK nieHgen lire Min- h hilcrct ynii If cer tain rcmiti'i' ncnl n to plan ning, ell-., arc ulrx't'tiil. If lie urn not gel return-, there n bit-nk to Hie chain 'imiicw bete a long Hie line hl phni. his itipy. or Ids -erilce ! HI raull. Auals of his prob lem nnd aid in finding prop er solution I Milt of The Olc m rutS -Tvhc. "Obs?rter AdiPitlshiff A Merchandblns .Herrk' Ada Scott, 17, id Kauris Pity, ipiarivlcd with her fiance. Si she chs-idetl to 4-oimiilt suicide ami Jumped from n bridge over Ihe lintv ilvrr. Bill Price, IN. dived hi utter her mid curried the girl I no feet to mi lei y. Sow a new romance is blooming. GRANGERS TO iEET AT LUKE Tomorrow at noon represent a tlves from granges in I nlon. Wal- Iowa and Dakar county will meet ul Hot Lake lor the purpose of per fecting. a Tri-Pounly Orange, form ed nt a recent meetings of Ihe Union 'ounly Pomona Grunge with J r. W. T, Phy, presldeift. Besides the perfection of the or ganization, committees of tliree from the three counties, will meet for the purpose of making plans for Issuing a grunge bulletin. The I'nion county committer consists of Prank Johnson, K,d I Minn and A. W. Nelson. During the meeting plans for se curing the next stute grunRo con vention at Baker will' he discussed. Portland Editor' III From Attack of Heart POUTLANI). Ore. (fly the As sociated Press). N. J Levlnson. editorial w riter on (he Port land Telegram, veteran Portland news paperman. Is seriously ill from heai-t attack which occurred a few days ago. Master General of Dominican Order Dead NKW VOMK (My the Associated I'ress). W'oi d was received be.-e of the death In Borne today of the Most Iteverrnd Louis TIh Iss lllltr, . master geneiat of the Onini nican .order and head of the or der throtghoiil the world. Oregon Trunk Railway To (io to Klamath Falls om-'f'ON Till "t'K- I'ront page .... elated Pres The ( ii ckoii Trunk railway vv ill' be extended trom Bend to Klamath Palls, 'i distance if t In miles. It was aiinoimced here Pri day by A. O. I'harlton, general pus srtiMVr agent of the N or I hern Pa -title railway, The extension. U wait announced, vvllkcosl t'l.f.'Ht.niMt tiU 'vork itill be started Immediately. Authorisation for the extension was in ide by Hh board d d''-ectorH of the Northern racltic railway at a meeting held Thursday in New York", a telegram rvcetved by Mr. t'harttf.n fiom t'haibi: 1'oiint-lly. pesi'b nt of I he Northern Pacll te. state. t'tiiM v .ii ili;k rt n;i:r Kl (JKNK. ore. A nit-etiiiK of county judges wiU i'" held m Porl-j land May 1 !) to consider v h il Is tint M i) Hie "aillO'trautp UUlN.ilice" arid Hie best meali of laklnu care f It. accord log lo fount y Judge llernaitl of Laie, who will atleml. Many families start out on the road in their union and are rinu-1 pelted (o unk tile C"linfles to helpj I hem, h.i III .ludK" Martinrd. Tim number Is luereasinir every year, and It Ik becoming unite a pohlcm to lake care of them. i . rttu- - -4. " Xi . i ,r fill UHIIIIIIII IU fMna fcjMMnajjM,,.,, XTRA TIIHKP, Klltvr TO M-'.ATII NI A I ILi; (AIM llddle Mint tlorff. "J 11, died ttshly (nun effei'ts of h shtHiiIng aflray In a hotel hen la.s flight In which Norn ItcyiioIcK ;itt. nnd' Hubert I 'niton, lo. a tan I room cmploc. nlsi weii k II hi I. Lawrence lllgdon, til, a hlitcksmlth is held in ctmnccHoii ith the deaths, lllgdon, under fiistloiilug, said Hint several men broke hi the done of his room, started to beat him, nnd that he Bred about 10 s'.mtH. Police discredit Ihe story by lllgdon that he did not see Hie Key nobis woman when he began shoot lug. m:sson to "soit sisti;hs" SAPHAI;N'I ( l')-;oveinor I H chard son loihty issued it state ment declaring Hint the crimen of JfM Tnuko ami I'lovtl Hall, esciie4l San QueiiHti convicts and niui'iler crs, Hhoiihl prove a valuable lesson to "soh HlsteiM," whoso Influence caused a Nan Maleo county Jury to give the slayers of Ihe city mar shall of San Mateo life Imprison ment rather I'haii theilenth iciiiilt. Tin, statement was IssuckI with an official announcement of K.'itX) re ward offered by him for the cap lure, dead or alive or Tauko or Hall. OLD lovlks iti;-t mii;o rim'AOU (AP) After 4'i years of separation, Miss Kniiiia L. Arm nlroiifc'. retired school jniiu-ipal of Port Wayne, Ind., and Or. John P. (tunnels, t 'hieago pl-yslchin, who were youthful hW eethelirlS, Wert married here I-nday. I nc tor Hutinels Is li't ami his bride is f.fi years old. Alter an early love affair they drifted apart but several iiionlha ago met by chance. Bridge PelehraHoii Set. I lO( Hi Itl V Kit. Ore. - - President Steele of the choiuber of coiiiiueree annotinceil that the joint celebra tion coin n ie in ota ting the construc tion id t h- new t 'olntnhla inter state bridge and the opening of the Mount Hood loop hh'hway has ( been s'-t. tor Sal mi day, Juno LI. . t teeg.itons from Portland. Seattle, I .oiiKviev.-, Yakima ami Spokane w III ami Hood lover and While Salmon, Wusli., In the celebration. Lake Michigan Case Of Old Vintage Up Again (By Oniric- P. Stewart) WASHI NOT N ( NKA Service). - Alt"r a iilartei- of a. century iu state and federal trihinals in t'lit eai;o, the raoioils lieeslriet of !,! Hoiit. At fiiHt II was lust the l-nit'd Slates aiipieuie roiii'l on appeal. It tlales so far hark th it mil itiiiiiy people reoteiober jn-it hou il stai led. The Oeestrlt I In II biu tl.L I . Koo many in res of "innde land" oil I 'hieiiKo'.s noi I h shore In !ie lovery," named It the "I leest rlcl Noi I Ii Side i!y dump. A North S.de as bli; as PhlcaK-.Ts has a tot o:' refUH" to dispose of. This dump grew fuut, away out TBETOU. Loss of Life on Ocean Since Thursday After noon Totals Five STEAMER'S CREW STILL IN DANGER Three - Masted Schooner and Two Steamers Lost Because of Storm's Fury. HALIPAX (By the Associated Press) The north Atlantic ocean, heavily mantltd with fog and lath ed by a driving easterly wind ac companied by rain, has taken a toll of five lives, two steamers and one thrce-musted schooner ainco Thursday afternoon. The crew of one steamer, at last reports, i still in imminent dan ger. The Nova Scotia schooner Capo IV(r w,.nt down Thursday night three minutes after being rammed by the Steamer (.'luckamoM off tho Sambro lightship. Mrs. Margaret U-one Wllkie, tho wife of the cap lain, and four or the crew, includ ing the captain's brother, -wen drowned. CupLUn Wllkie and two other men weru rescued. Two steamers, the Azov, ashoro on the southern part of the Capo Breton coast, and the Moldeganrd. a Norwegian bout, ashoro off Pen nant Point, are expected to be to la) losses. The Mohh'garil's crew is mill aboard the in-fuied venae!. NAVAL SEAPLANE BREAKS RECORDS: IN AIR 2tf'2 HOURS I'liii.Aiirxrnriv niy ffic as.' docIhIciI Prrni) Afler hiivinc riown without a .stop for 2S hours, mluiiti'H. iinvul m-uplant'. PN-'J. bi'lliR tried out to drmon.itralK h-'r iililllly to fly Irom Kan DI.ro to Honolulu, liii)lf-ri at tho navy yuril ut 2:68 o'clock this afternoon. Durlnir t lie- rllKht, which nm:ish.-d all Hcaplano fntlurunco rcconls, oh ncrvors Btalcd the tllatuncn covered wan Krcater than that ot tho in. tended Hawaiian IlluM. The I'N-s look tho ulr for the test at 10:22 a. m , yesterday tly Iiik: continuously over a 40-mihi course abovo llui Delaware river with two ptlota und two mechanics relieving each oilier on tho watch. SO I'l A (By the Associated Press). Traced of it HulK-iirian conimunist. conspiracy have led lo the Teheropilch monastery, "IS milcN from here, where authorities claim that Hocrnt meettngs wero held. The urreat of Implicated monl'.a has been ordereil. (bllipphics Sugar Prop Larger lliuu Last Year MANILA (AP)-The total Hiigar crop of the Philippine Islands for PiiM-IVL'a Is plaeed at 48.17ft met ric loiin In an estimate compiled by I he Philippine Sugar association. This is an Increase of 1 KM 21 (ohm over the l (ji:-2i crop. The estimate plaeeH Hie centrif ugal Augur produtitlon at tons, and Hi" muscavado iroduc thin at liTt.-ll! tons, compared with .tll.N;Hi and r.'i.'Hfi tons, rcapect ivelv. In the nop year P.t'iS-LM. Virtually all or the cntririigal sug.ir in marketed in tlm I nited States, while the muscovado out put nearly all goes to China and Japan, i into the hike. Pi or 1 . min 'walk, ami about twlee that fir j not t h and no tit It from the foot I of Paul ' 'hicagn avenue -a dozen or so of city blocks, H eonul:d"d hf eindeiH, old bottles, bones, iln can:t. nil sorts ot junk. It wasu'c , an att ratdive sj-ot and Chicago lit j those diiya warm't as crowded a i lit is now, so Hit, land wasn't lt-cded Immediately a lid it seemrv lo have uceiirred to nobody lo claim tt until, unexpectedly. "I'ap" j 'leome Wi-lltiigton 1st reeter did. I Then everybody wanted It. Th has ,-iHieii dest, ribvd ((.ontlnut)d un i'atfy Five.) TRACE INKS IN CONSPIRACY
