La Grande evening observer., May 12, 1925, Image 1

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EDITION
LA GRANDE, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1925.
NUMBER" 184
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
VOLUME XXIII.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
VSklSED BY
DIRECTOR
Frank Lloyd, His Work
Finished, Expresses
Thanks to People
HOSPITALITY OF
RESIDENTS GREAT
Classes East Oregon asj
"Natures wonderland
Will Leave for Port
land Tonight.
Itrcniis. of r.iin ut Wallowa Lake
eslerday.. t lit' final scene on the
1cii r tl'' mountain adjacent 1o
the lake, was not takeii until to
day. This Mliot finished the scenes
In the wonderland territory and
Lloyd and his troupe art; expected
to arrive in La tirande into thiH
arternoon on the branchllm train
due here at a:4f p. in.
, Tho company will transfer to
Hie west bound train and go on to
Portland, thenre to Hollywood
where they will take the final In
terior scenes before completing the
"Winds of Chance,"
Moyil Praises Country.
Today Karl Reynolds, secretary
of the chamber of conimerce.i re
reived tho following letter from
Mr. Lloyd:
"Gentlemen: It would be mighty
unfair if 1 did not tell you, before
returning lo Hollywood, how happy
you have made the members of my
company producing Rex Reach's
"Winds of Chance," and myself, in
the spirited way your Kustern Ore
gon people have co-operated with
us in our work.
"In all my experience I have
never fell "at home' In a strutter
location so oulekly: have never
found people, to whom motion pie
turns were bo foreign, :to eager ta
assist and so capable of carrying
out instructions with obvious sin
cerity and lag'-rncs.
"It has made, me mighly huppy
to be the first producer to film tin:
beauties of Wallowa Lake, and sur
rounding mountains and I am con
fident Hint if the same hospitality
and interest is extended to others
that Kastern Oregon will have its
unexploited scenic wonders broad
casted throughout tho world effec
tively and often.
"Our stay at Wallowa Lake Won
derland has been most, pleasant.
Arriving ahead of schedule we
found the hotel (Uite. naturally un
prepared to administer to our many
.und particular needs but ft was a
remarkably few hours before our
every desire was satisfied and sel
dom have we been more com fort -
i, ble, better catered to, made to
fell the world was at our feet.
atiiics Wonderland.
"I trust you will extend to tin
people of La Grande, Enterprise.
Wallowa and Joseph, which closed
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BE HELD HERE
i
v ' V.l K 1 Ft 1 1 D, Ore. ( Special 1 0
riw. t iim.i vri . At Ihe conclu
sion of the annual two-day con
clave of the le .Molay order here,
Iai Grande. Oregon, was chosen
as the location for the state con
clave next year, to be held the
first Friday and 8:tlurduy in May.
The De'AJolay order has been
organized in La Grande but a
fchort time, but its growth has
been great and its success appar
ent. Several La Grande mem
bers were present at the conclave.
GDNGUVE TO
Music Comedy To Be
Presented Thursday
Members of the casl of the
musical comedy. "Knight of
Dreams," which will tie present. il
Thursday evening at :!& o'clock
ut th high school auditorium,
met last evening at the school for
4ri s.- rehearsal. Mrs. Karl Stod
dard Is manner for the coined v.
Mrs. Normal l-'re.-s. director, und
Karl Stoddard, mimical director.
The music 1m catehy and the best
soloists In La Grande w III takc
part. A foui-plec- ore best rn will
iM oinpaiiv th- singers. fb flid' S
the excelb nt inUHie tln re are loads
of comedy, guaranteed to make
ull laugh, the ladies report. The
presentation U sponsored by th--;
N'ii;hborhood club sextette und'
the Monday Musical club.
The cast of principals are: O
4 L. LviCoD. Mrs. James McNamec
Baker Hears
Band, Chorus
This Evening
La Grande. Musicians to
Appear at Baker Thea
ter in Joint Concert.
Tho l.a Granle Municipal bund
under the direction of Andrew
Iny Jr.. und the Monday Muslcul
club chorus led by Mrs. Jesse Hos
klns will give a Joint concert In
linker City thin evenlnff at the Ua
ker theater before the MacDowell
club.
Some ail members of the bund
ure to make the trip besides the
chorus. The li Clrunde musicians
ure to be guest of the Baker KJ
wanis club.
Members of Ihe band and the
chorus will ineel at the Klks club
at 5:4ii this evenlnff lo drive to
Halter III' cars. The committee ill
churne of arransint; transportation
reports that not enouph cars have
been offered so far and . requests
that anyone who could drive to
Uaker with a few extra seats Ret
in touch Willi Mrs. J. A. Tedford.
WALTER E. PRATT,
RESIDENT HERE
30 YEARS, DEAD
Walter K. Pratt, a resident of
Union county for thirty years, died
here yesterday at the home of his
daughter, .Mrs. O. K. Howell, at
the end of an extended illness.
Mr. 1'ratt leaves a widow, one
daughter, one sister. Nora Halls,
of Paradise. Ore., and two broth
ers, Oscar and Charles of Colville,
Wash.
Funeral services will be held
this afternoon al H o'clock at the
Summerville chapel with 'he W
H. llohnenkanip company In
charge. Reverend O. W. Jones, or
Ia Grande, will preach the fun
eral sermon.
Circuit Court Term
Starts Here in June
JitdRo J. W. Knowles of tho ch
cult court opened court at Enter
prise for Wallowa county yester
day. The next term of court for
Union county will commence on
the first .Monday in June which In
tills Instance happens to bo the
first day of the month also.
Perry Dam Yields Big
Trout to A. E. Kelley
A. K. Kelley caught the biggest
fish that has been brought In this
year at tho Terry dam last even
ing. The trout Is now on display in
Ihe windows or the Oregon Hard
ware and Implement company. 31
measures 28 inches in length and
weighs four pounds, ten ounces.
Four-Year-Old Boy
Is Severely Scalded
Cecil Gilmorc. the four year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. t'hauncey (ill
m nre. was severely burned Saturday
when he fell into a boiler of hot
water. The mother was busy clean
ing house and the little boy was
playing about the room, when he
I ell into the water buck wards,
scalding his back, both legs and
one arm badly.
This morning his condition was
not Improved and he was taken to
the hospital.
Thistlcwaitc Testing;
Wallowa County Cattle
Dr. W. K. Thlstlewaite went 1o
Walla Walla ycatcrduy to test cat
tle in that territory for Ihe next
three weeks. Dr. Thlstlewaite ex
pects to return to Il tirande about
June rirsl and alter that date will
resume general testing in this coun
ty. This work is done without
charge. All cattle entered in the
1'niott stock show must first have
passed the tuberculin testa
Paul Knautz, Mrs. Lestt-r Std
dard, Krnest Watklns. Mrs. Karl
Stoddard. Dr. Pay Murphy. Ki
ts ood Gwillinms, Mildred Lov-tt.
and Mrs. A. W. Nelson. The
members of the chorus are; Ma
hie Ibr.ingcr. Hetty Garrlrk. Wi
nona l.ymun, m Pue Dunks, Fon
da Hunks. Mary I -at son, Gladys
McMitntls. Dnlsy Hobbs, Dorothy
Funk, lsabelle Miller, Paulino
Alnsworth, Myrtle Hlaek. I'ete
Larson. " I ta be" Green. I tonal 1
Funk, Puy Murphy, Lloyd Wahdi. 1
Frank Johnson. Gobb-n Gents n
and lister Stoddard.
Ilenbh s this ciiorun t here is a
witches chorus und a speciul pick
In ninny chorus. Those In the
w it tin s" chorus are: Vera Wat-
( Continued on Page Five.)
Slayers of
Fathers
f-
v A I
i r
Mcllo fihiianlt, '2. of lils
linbit. Wis,, shot ana Ktintl
'futtier htid mih lie is not hurry
lie oommlttctl the crime, lie ix
plalns II. at nls fatJier stmck
"und sctddctl mc nil the time."
. liHou- A new form of insan
ity, known by the Trench immr
or "lo enfard" and said to be due
to .'hell shock, Is being nuide
tho defense for (ieorgo Shaw,
gn I and wounded I world war
tctcrnu whi Is on trial at Mii
tago for having killctl Ids father.
DIRT STREETS
Grading and putting the au.
fucu of the dirt streets in I.u
Grande into first class shape i
now the task that the cily work
men. under the direction of Cit;
Minager W. C. Crews, are busl:y
(.imaged on..
7Mi:ing the past two weeks th
Holt caterpillar, recently pur
erased by the city, has been un"-J
id I in. 1 r:ielt and neve rat
oli-ui-tH Kir. Jackson and others.
are declared to be in better shap.
than ever before.
-At present the "cat" is being
used in the Connordale section.
The Union Stock show thU year
will offer even stronger support
and inducement to the boys' and
jfirls livefdock clubs than in past
yea i-M. The premiums have been
materially increased and many
special prizes and trophies have
been Offered.
At the present time a total tr
$.r in cash prizes have been of
fered by private iudMduals and
, or ganizations. These special prizes
'are lo be distributed Tor the best
hog display, bet purebred Jersey
'hetf.T. best fnt steer, competitive
'showmanship exhibit and other
I showmanship prizes, covering all
;clMMe. Members of the bo and
girls ( lub.i arc tllfiihle.
Ijis) veil P I hi' hfHil tliaiie U re
iiMiL:t.ie stuiwiitif und wfn mum
pljic.H for best fat sticr: best bit
hogs and on other ehiblta in the
men's divlrttonH.
H G. Avery, county agriculturist,
met with the Imbicr pig club at
DnbU-r and with the A lie el club tn
Aliccl today.
CITY Gill
E PREHS
FOR GLUBWORK
HOSPITALS
GREAT HELP
ID MANKIND .
So Claims Dr. R. r. Lan
dis Before Chamber
of Commerce
"OPEN HOUSE" AT
HOSPITAL TODAY
Officials of Grande Rondo
Institution Invite All
to Inspect Building,
Methods.
Just how imiiorliint Is the place
Illieu 111 Hie iiiutl.'rn woriii i.y i in. . .....v-. .
hosuituls. was pointed out loday by i ' 'oolldKe, father of President foo
l)r. It. r. 1 ,ii ixl in. iiiesidenl of thu lidKe. does not remember anythlnir
(iranil.i llonde tliiHiillal association, of the faintini; spell ho WUH report-
i ...... t... . ....
at the chamber of co inivrce lunch-,
eon which wus if obser'ance of
national hospital day.
At the heulnnlnK of his address,
lr. l.anilis reviewed lirlel'ly Ihe
hlslory of medicine and suruery
BOins back to a period hundred of
years H. (. Tho Hteady progress of
bot h was traced through the cen
turies, culminating In the present
when tho two arc United insepar
ably with tile hospital.
iretU (ialns .Made.
Among other interesting farts
pointed oui was mat. largely e -j
cause of modern sanitation. creahT.
facilities for care and the advance-
ment of efficiency in thu medical hood home and heavy correspond
world. tho average span of life, jence are keeping tho colonel nt
which was 30 yens during the work far into the night and tills i
revolutionary war times, has hconjhlamcd by his Trlends for the eon
increased until it Is now afi years; Idttlon which now exists,
that the deathrato during the first Fnlntin Verified,
year of life is now one in twenty) I Ills housekeeper admitted today
when only a abort time ago it was that he fainted yesterday wnne
one In ten: und that, because of ; posing on the porch of his home for
hospitals. Incurables can spend photographeis. He. v.a carried in
their davs with everv comfort and to tho house and revived quickly.
tho most airreeable surround in its. I
T)r. Ij.ndls nointed with nrldo nt
tho local hospital, a privately own
d institutions, which now, because
of recent recognition by the Amer
ican Hospital Association, ranks on
par with hospitals throughout the
nation. He, as well as Chairm:in
Larson, invited the members of the
hamher of commerce lo inspect
the Institution this afternoon dur
ing "open house" hours which
closes at five o'clock.
Stock Show Boosters Here.
licHldea observance of hospital
day, the attention of the chamber
of commerce members was also
lurned to the 17th annual I nioii
Livestock Show, which will be held
early next month. C. L. Cadwell.
president of the I'nion Commercial
club, William Vogel, stock show
manager, and L. A. Wright, were
present and all expressed gratifi
cation when J. A
merchants committee, announced
that all business men would permit
employes to have a half day off
during stock show time in order
that they blight attend. Messrs.
Cadwell. Vogel ind Wright were
unanimous in thanking La Grande
and valley points for the co-operation
and assistance, Kiven past
shows and Tnr the siime spirit that.
Is manifest this year. They prom
ise the best show In Ihe history of
Union.
During tin; luncheon
.Mr. Allen.
Five.)
(Continued op Png(
Accompanied by a
piece ol dynamite fit tin
a four-year-old bobent,
4 S-pouii'l
form of
Mr. and
Mrs. It. It. McNee of Nys:m. Ore-j
gon, passed through l-ii Ctiaii'le;
today enroite to the count. They!
will put the cut through his tricks'
a the various places they visit
and. according to Mr. McNee, the
cat is iiuiti! able (o draw a huge
crowd or stop truffle in a crowd
ed city street intersection at any
time.
The cat, an extremely beautiful,
powerful specimen, rldew the enr
like a dog. n-fit i n g on the hood,
the rear seat or wherever he lake-:
:t notion to. An ordinary collar
with a sm:ill rope attached Is th-
only means r ieniralnlng the
-ji.i.oal, and the tupe l bum
cut ugh lo give hint entire free
dom of the cur.
,cotding to Mr. MeN'.e in
cut ha oiitte a few tricks on his
r. pertolr. ineltil:i.g leaping fr m
H point seven etirht feet up
olito S'r. McNet-'s back wll bout
lcn b.g a si-rat eh. Mr. . McN-i:
eXp'CtH to Hllll KOlue pictures S'lHl
of H,e rat ' oared In eoicl;t
uith unite of the huge M on t.t n:i u
bJllsnakes, u hl' h are t:onnblera''i
tight' i tli'-insetVf-K. "Mid. 'W
coins-, the cat lll win." he said,
and after a Lusty glance M tin
aclii.at. no one ventured lo Uouol
lit word.
BOBCAT RIDES
TOURIST'S CAR
STRAIN TOO
HEAVY FOB
Father of President Is in
Poor Health as Re
sult,' Friends Say
FAINTED MONDAY
WHILE POSING
'Fails lo Remember Inci
dent; Says His Health
Is "About as Usual"
Today.
l'l.YMOl Til. VI. (ily the Asso-
I.pi.buI 'i nni. . nnn I .
cd to have suffered yesterday nt his
farm home here, lie told quest lon
ers today. He said his health Is
"about as usual."
The family physician ofler an
examination last niKht pronounced
,1"" colonel s condition bettrr than
lor
Friends lUngiioso Case.
IN-rsonn clos to Colonel t'oo
lidgo maintained, however, that he
collapsed yestjnrday and that he is
paying in falling health for the
prominence resulting frm his on'
entrance of tho White House.
ixilly entertainment, of throngs
of visitora lo the presidents uoy-
A few minutes later he was able
t greet a delegation or wwwiw
J club members.
GERMANY'S HAND
SEEN IN RIFFIAN,
FRENCH DISPUTE
TANGlKIt (Ily Uio Associated
press) Kr-porta to the llavns
agency says that a German mio
niariito recently landc! cxplo
Mcs, telephonic material and
food stuffs on tlio coast of Illff.
the chieftain of which, Abdcn
Krim, Is liiviidlug l-rt-ncli Moroc
co. It. also stands that several
tici'Mians, dressexl as ItlffUins,
liae bci'ii olsrel on lllff.
PAItlrt (Ily Associated Press)
France is asking Spain for author-
Fed ford, of tho!lty lo bombard or attack concen-
(rations in Spanish Morocco of Hlf
fian tribesmen now engaged In an
invasion of the French zone. The
Spanish are asked to stop tho pro
visioning of the Hlfflan louder
Ihrough the port of Agudlr.
Dawes Plan to Help
France Materially
PA It f S (lly the Associated
Presji) Finance Minister Calllaux
announced today that the Dawes
plan of annuties reverting to
France must be used for the com
pletion of reconstruction of devas
tated regions and for amortization
of interallied debts, under some
form to be determined later.
itt ssia is ( i;.M i;it
(1 ION K V A ( 1 ly I he Associated
1'renM) .Soviet Itussht today bo
came the crux of a situation faced
by the International arms traffic
conference.
Poland filed an amendment to
Ihe proposed convention to the tif
fed Ihitt. countries bordering on
Itufwla would not be bound by thai
agreement unh ks the soviet gov
ernment In also hound by it.
Serving
Farm
Readers
Pat-in readVm nm Jul an
npprccintltc of bmmI newspa
per f.crvlr ns tmn nshlentn,
or more w Is-canso I bey liao
more time lo nMul ami arc
tiitue (xilatd.
i:ldeiMT of thai appreciation
Is .ioii by 'Ihe otwrcr
lifiilatlon flgiiiTH gUing tUv,
lare-t rurnl ctn uladmi of any
luii patters In nlon, and 'al
loun i.iiiiith's. ''be Observer's
ciniibitlon unmtti. Iboiifcli mi
Mlmtilaicd, Is sleaily and etui--Mcnt.
"Obscrer Advertising
A Mcrciiaiitllstiitf Service'
Jail Fails to
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Wlui (Jtoi-ki! W. I.yiin, wlltfir of Tho KviiiIiik llcrnhl, Yiinm.
Aril., will lo Jail on a crlnitiuil libel i'Iiiubo IiIh iaM-r illihrt
limllal a hi. It winl on In Ills criisiulo for "reform" for Lynn's
wife. -.slly ullil Into llm lltur' t-lialr. . l'lwlo shows tho iilltor
ami IiIh wifo nt Uie oell door.
MAYOR AGAIN
TD VETO BILL
KLAMATH KAU.S, Ore. (Fly
the Associated Press). Another
attempt to: grunt the Htiuhorn
railroad francnise rigni to cross
iviuniuwi run n.m-.o "
common user clause, was made
by the city council last night with
tho passage of a franchise reso
lution, udopted by a voto of three
to two. Mayor Ooddard announc
ed lie would veto the resolution
by next Monday night.
II. K, Oroesback, representing
the rnllrond. declared that "Hades
will bo frozen over 1,000 years
before wo will grant common tutor
right over any of our lines."
COW: (Special) On Friday ihe
Cove high school elected offlcerH
for next year, (.lord on Mills was
elected student body president; Du
clle Peck, vlcu president and .lean
Weiiner, secretary-1 reusurer. WIII
iird Peck was elected president of
the senior class; Howard (lassett.
vce president and Kthd Daron.
secret :iry-l reasurer. Kohcrt 1 jiirl.
preshlent of Hie Junior class; Hoy
Mundel, vice presbbMil. and Opal
Hurfonl. secret a ry-tri'iisurer. Nina
peterinaii was chosen as represent
ative of the board of control. Doro
thy Mills wa.H t lected preahlent of
the Hophomoii class. Fdward Hris
tow, vl'o president and MarRcry
Van Dong, seendary - treasurer,
Ohiflys Itlchar.ls was elected foph -
otuore represcntatlvii to the board
of control,
Fxhlblt day Is being planned in
the k'raile school. Tin work done
by the boys' and girts' calf club
and tin- work or the domestic art
classi s. At noon a picnic lunch
will be served for the community,
pupils and iacbers of Cove. A
short proKium will be given In the
afternoon.
Commencement day will be Fri
day, May 15. The Cove high school
this ear graduates four students:
Lucille peck. Olad Daron. Daisy
llreshears ami '"mid" Iiurford.
I The Kitchen cabinet orchestra
I of la, Orande enlcruliied a very:
j cut h utdest lo auil'nce here Friday
I evening.
French Verdun Hero
Answers Last Call
PAHtrf (Hy AHSociatt.it I'lcsn).
(Jeneral Charles Maugln, French
j hero of Verdun, died today.
Censorship Placed on
! Dispatches from Front
PAH1H (AD Censorship lias
been established oil press dis
patches of French and foreign
aKcnrlen dealing with Moroccan op
trutiona, U was announced today.
COVE SCHOOL
HEADS WED
Stop Editor
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f
fir-.
.vrr man
XTRA
ADDI Ij KlllM ACTIVH just siain which aim liven on it
PAltIS (AP) -AImIcI Krim eon- toty-" ' , , ,
tiniieH to cxmsolldiito postdtMis held! Tho P'esldent added .that his
by JUrnans In noKMmi French Mo- 1 of flc cannot belong to one clan.,
rocco, notably in nxlniH of Ijo-ln roligloiw persunsion or one
bul, IlilHum and Klrfane.' The task parly alone, but "to the people
fir iiinivltilmiliur Frencli ndvancc
pitsts Is nffivuvl only hi tlio trth
r mwln. M.sLstflIlw.
.wH.. ,.wi..fU . l.vi.Mi
nnllvo eJiniuicls. Mill lamer foroe.4
nro iM-'lng leathered In other mrlM
of lllff to relnfimo Iho Innulers'
frotil. l-'mieli nMiifimviiieiils, how
ever, aro Arriving faster than tho
HlfflaiiH mid when Ihe rebel lead
er Imnio.im his offensive, military
iiH'ii say, lie will flnil Iho I'n-nrli
well preimn'd. .
AI TO KHirMKVrH HEAVY
I,ONI)0 (AP) AnicrUyui nuulo clB trado lind ftnnncial exchanges
autoiiiohlleit aro InHiwc slilppctl to o 1924 tn0 8um of Am0rlcan ln-(a-Oat
HiltiUft nt the, rnto of 100 vestments abroad has been Increas
Imt ilny .H th nsult or timing- (,a hy (lbout i.uoo.ooo.uuo, to a
lor Churhlirs threat to ndvniicu totul ,n oxoeB8 0 ,UOO,000,000.
me ouio lor muwiun or u.a w
Kenna dnlles wlilch placwl a tax of
;CI per win on foreign cars or parts,
retronethc.
1IOPKK POIt Ki;TTIJ;MF,NT
WASHINGTON fAPl Pn'.slllcllt
Conlhluo lioM! that (HUiversntlons
now proK,Ulng In Paris ami
WaM.lnatoH on tho Vmu-h ilflrt
he.llcmc..t q..e.s.o,i will letwl to ft
tefluile plan for a rcfundhig agreo-
incnt.
HAI.KM, Ore. (Hy the Assoclat-
'!(1 ,'','H
-The slate hind board
vestei-dav r-movi'd 1. V. Hheehan
as attorney for the board of Wal
Iowa county and Kohh l am ham
an attorney for the board of Des
chutes county and reappointed in
their places Hylvester M. Hurley,
of Kntcr prise and N. A. Hurdlck
or ltedmoti'1, respectively.
The Wallowa county change was
recomniended by Janus H. Mew
art, board Investigator, the reason
beinf? that Hheehan Is not active
enough In board work and re
luctant to ptonecute foreclosures
arising from long standing d
j faults of Interest, payments on
statu lands,
NEW ATTORNEY
TO TAKE REIMS
AndNow Comes The Tree
"Surgeon"-Stewart Says
(ly Charles P. Stewart)
WA8HINOTON (NKA Hpeclal)
Congreasman Martin U. imvey ol
jOhlo estimates or. us he (Mils it.
guesses - that America could tiou-
bi her farm production If stie
Iri'-d. I'V'W fanners, even, have stu
died the soil as Davey has. He calls
Ihtmseir a "tree surgeon." I think
! "Hen doctor" fits best, with the
jemphoHis on "tree dietetics."
Of course U a tree needs an op
'eratlon, Davey op- iates. H has
Jto be something of a general prac
titioner. Aborval medlclno is
TAKES POST
Field Marshal Inaugurat
ed President of .Re
public Today
COMMUNISTS IN
BRIEF PROTEST
"Down with Monarchism,
Long Live the Soviet
Republic, Is Cry of the
Reds.
TtKUUN1 (By tho Awoctatod
Press). Field Marshal von Hln
denburg was inaugurated, presi
dent of Qermany today.
Kxcept for a brief shout of
protest by Communists tho Inaug
uration was carried out accord
ing to schedule, Hlndcnburg be
ing sworn In by Reichstag Presi
dent Ivoebe before a crowded
house.
Communists Protest,
"Down with monarchism, long
live the Soviet republic," was tho
shout raised by tho Communists
as Hlndcnburg entered the relch
stag chain boa. They withdrew
immediately and tho rest of tho
ceremony proceeded without a
hitch.
In a manifesto to the German
people, Hindenburg said: "True
to my oath, I will devote all my
energies to guarding tho consti
tutions and laws. iet us strive
through honest, peaceful work to
gain recognition ot othero nations
to which we are entitlud.to free
the German name from tho uii-
i 118 unureiy.
VAmNTflN (Rv llm ArsocI.
K,teH rm A re.ult of Ihn fnr-
Announcing tho figures today in
th(J tMfd ftnnua, rl(l0rl ot tho com.
imerco d(M)artment on tho "visible
and Invisible" foreign trado of tho
United Htates. Secretory Hoover de-
dured that "the United Htates is
' unl.l'. rr..i.lrut Introator "
J
' ( Il,cu lltlons embraced not
alono ' 1 " ,'x,,0,':tfl anA ima ot.
commodities, the movements ot
gold, und the expenditure of Amer
ican tourists, but took Into tho bal
ance the sum of $PJ,O0u,00O, rep
resenting tho estimated cost of
bootb'Kged foreign Ih.uors; tho In
crease In deposits of foreigners in
Amcricai; banks, estimated for tho
year nt $'JlC,noo,00; tho remit
tances of Immigrants to families in
the old country, which reached tho
surprising total of $300.(u,000;
and the missionary and charitable
expenditures abroad by American
religious and philanthropic Individ
uals, which accounted for
000.
When the balance wan struck,
the nation was shown to hnvo set
up a credit totul in 1924 of &,07O,-
ooo.oiMt for goods find services ren-
lered abroad, while thu countering
total of credits earned in this coun
try by foreigners which included
(Continued on Page Five.)
Hirnie Reappointed to
State Optometry Board
SAI.F.M, Ore. (By the Associat
ed Press). Governor Walter M.
Pierce yesterday reappointed Gey,
H. Hlrnle of iJt Orande, a mem
ber of the Mtato board of optome
try. young. It hasn't reached the stage
of much specialization. Hut in tho
main, It seems to me that Davey
prefers doctoring to the knife, hike
most gootl doctors, he concerns
hlmsi If principally with what hts
patients eat, depending little on
drugs.
1
! Trees' bread nnd Unit it, meat
laud potatoes, cake and' leu cream
lure the soil, with a little flavoring
(and a few relishes which they ob-
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