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VOLUME XXIII.
LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1925.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRKS3
MEMBER A88OCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 193
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FIRE ISSUE
ARGUMENTS
PUT FORTH
City Officials Explain
Jrlans for La Grande
Fire Department
PUMPER WOULD
BE GREAT HELP
Adequate. Protection
Would Be Provided in
-All Sections of City,
Authorities Declare.
In explanation of the proposed
$ 4 S.tMMt hood issue, to he vol ed
upon at the HpectuI ' municipal
pled ion hetew Juno third, for
further euippini and for housing
of tin fire department, city offi
cials shited today that the inon-y
would he used to buy it new
pumper, ' installed on a modern
truck ; to provide adeu, Mute hous
Ittfr for t. It? present and proposed
equipment; to tap the leiiiration
ditch atonif the alley between Jef
ferson and Ada ma to provide addition-it
water without working
hardship on the rwrvolr tmpply;
and to replace the present hy
drants with steamer hydrants.
The pumper would be of the
latest dtsit?n and would add great
ly to the efficiency of the fire
department, besides timklwr it
possible to fight two tires, should
they occur, at the same time. Ac
cording to the city manager, the
pumper would provide npproxt-
iimtely i(Mia ptiionf of wuter per
minute, which Is if rent ly in ex
cess of the present pressure, which
is especially low on the north
side of the city. The pumper
tends to inereuse the available
pressure while the present gravity
system loses force from hydrant
tun to tho noxalti of thts hose.
The plan of tapping the Irriga
tion diteh that runs beneath the
tilley between Jefferson and Adams
u ven ties by means of manholes
would provide mi utmost unlim
ited supply of water for the
pumper for combatting fires in
the business district. The taps
would be made on Depot, t'hest-
nut. Kbit and Kir anil would m
similar to manholes, with a depth
of about io feet. Alt that wilt be
necessary - would be to drop the
end of the hose in the manhole
after biting the lid. start the
pumper, and a large and strong
btream of vwtler would result, "hi
ens" of a fire In the Irislness
section thnt would reijttire four
or five hours fighting, the diteh
would supply all the water neces
sary without causing any drain oa.
the city's supply of drinking wa
ter." city officials, say.
steamer Hydrant.
The h( earner hydrants provide
for n great'T flow of watr from
the regular hydrants and ate par
ticularly adaptable to the pumper
and would give the residential
districts. the sehuol building,
(Continued on Page Five.)
GRADUATES TO
GET DIPLOMAS
fommi ncemettt evrcises of Sac
red Heart academy will take place
Sunday evening at at the
Chureh of Our Lady of the Val
ley. In this city.
The. 1(1. I Lev. Jf. I'. MeOraUt.
I . 1 ., bishop of liJiker City, will
confer the ijiplomas and give the
address of the evening. The Sacred
Hear! academy is an InMitutbm of
Jouir standing in this city, this be
ing Its 3'th eomtnt ncement. A
special innsteal procrain lias been
prepared for the oeeaslon.
Successful
Given Last Evening
A very successful recital was
Kiven in the preshv tThin etinreh
last evnlntr hy Miss Krlederike
Sehilke. sttprano. aeeompanh d b
Mrs. Lnn Wright at the piano.
The result of Miss SehUke's
veurs of ftudy vre ery apparent
lis each sonc was concluded with
t he etit h unfits! Ic ipplatist hy t h
atjflienff which, at the end of the
final number comp-Ih d the slntrr
to kKc two more MeUetlons as vti'
tores.
The program was very well hat
nneed and inehided all lyps of -Jecttonn,
some dratiiHtte, of her-
frh olons ami oirain others love
)rtca of the tenderest nrtety.
The first group included "l.'hMir
t.viuie," Malm, "Vkllu Chanaos
1 03 Students
Succeed In.
State Exams
Highest Grades Were
Made by Velva Cantrel,
Verna Townsend and
Wilson Wallls,
The results of the eighth grade
state examinations held May M-1j
art now on record in the county
school superintendent's office and
show that 13 diplomas wero is
sued to successf jl applicants over
the county.
i'upils makings the highest gen
eral averages wertu
Velva t'autrel, Hummervlilc, av
erage, 3o.6.
Verna Townsend, Kigin, aver
age, 9a.
Wilson Wants, Island rtty, averr
age, 54. y.
Klvc hundred thirty-one pupils
over the county took the examina
tion in one or more subjects.
Following is u list of those re
ceiving diplomas:
list her Anderson. Howard Aus
tin, iinlph Hadger. Klton Herr,
Kdwin tlecm, Gladys liiliings.
Ituth Hibler, Kenneth Hlanchard.
taurose lireshcars, ilesste Bie-
sliears, blaa Ilogue, cay Dundy,
Huby Durnette, Velva Ot tit rot, Kd-
iia ( heney, Joyce Clark, Naomi
t'lnrk, Hessie t'turk. Hobcrt fox.
Ft nth Conner, liutii Con-stock,
ilichard Clotfelter, Helen Cusicfc,
Vera I urr, Verlu Dean, HorlUa
Dean, Vivian liodsoit, Hay lHLnp.
Vernon DeLoug, Jorn;t Kueriu.
Maxim Kmmoim, Kva Krwln, Aud
rey Korstrom, Jewell l-'ulic"'.
Gladys Galloway, Jessie Glbbin.
N tna, G 11 tson, Frieda G ra ha m ,
Dorothy Graham. Anona Ount.v,
Viola iiillm-jn. WHmsi iliil, Clar
ence Holgnrth, lorene Hutchin
son. Kenneth Hutchinson, Gerald
Irwin. Ciura Johansen. Kathryn
Kellblock, Doris Kirk, Karros
Kofford. Iternlee Janih iaure
I-ay, Gladys Mathews, Myrtle May-
field. Catherine McKtnntH. Clar
ence Meyers, Walter Miller. Sarah
Miller. Thomas Murray, ida Ne-
beker, Kmery Oliver, Warren Or
ion, Alice Ott, Ooitald rearson,
Cecil Tearson, Myrtle Iierec. AItt
Pinktey, Dean I'uekett, I tell Tuck
et!. Helen Heed. Keora ... Heed.
MaJk itees. i,tnntu' Heh-r, iciu
lioblnson, Kugette Itohinson, Cliiiii
Hucktitau, Alice Bulimr, Willis
Hchuler. Cla ide Self, Parker Sev
ers, Idlihtn Gloss, June Snfvety.
Leon a Spray, Nona Spray, Pearl
Stewart, ttaiph Strmgham. Helen
Tally, Wllmii Thompson, Verna
Continued on Page FIts,
1-WAY TRAFFIC
MARKERS PUT IN
HERE ON TRIAL
A new system of traffic mark
ers at intersections la now being
tried out In I-a Grande, fustufl-b-tlon
occurred yesterday at two ln
terseettons Kir and Adams and
at I Jepot and A da ins.
According to City .Manager W.
C. Crews the markers, four to the
intersection, bright red in color
and beming the words, "Kep to
the Right," are here on approval
and if they prove satisfactory wiii
be p!ne'd nt intersections through
out the congested districts of the
city.
"If anyone has any comments.
either for or against, the polie
department would appreeinte - .t
greatly if an expression is made
to the officers," Mr. Crews stated
this morning.
Lkense Switch Costs
La Grande Man $25.00
Swltehtnj; Ueettse plnles eost A.
Hatliff, of Ut Uruiide $25 and eosts
In the eireutt eonrf this morning
Hetitenee wits passed by JudRe
Hugh K. Ihady, It. I. (amp'li
wa fin'-d f to and eosts for spend -
- inc and K. V. t ffler $lf cash tiond
hy non-appearance fr trial.
IVaker Mu'r Here
Itlatne HaMoek of the firm of
Xiehuls. llalloek and lionald. law
yers of I taker, who Is often In lut
Grande at work On some ease or
other waa here this morning on
h'Eal hnsiness.
.Mr. llalloek Is at present on a
flMilnn trip to the iNsehtilts river.
Recital
I0pa(rnoe." Auhert. and Qual far
faHetiit" ! Handel, All were siiiik
in the orlKinal and all three were
beautifully done.
The second siM contained (ens
difficult Stbetioits, written and
sung purely for their en'ertin-
inen' attiett. n this group were
"A Widow lllrd Hat Mourniuw for
U'-r tAive." Tfeharne, "The Mad
cap." Tauhert. "The IJith Shep
herd's sonic," Wtntr Watts and
"The Ah rry lariee.' .MoMoy.
The (It hi wu Mi s'iiii-trai:te
.style, the second, as the name su
ireffts, whs more frivolous tu sub
jet and t reat m nt a mi t he !(
two selections were nf the folk song
(Continued vu Fage Fiv.)
President?
... "y-, ii
William F. IlanMni. fire IiNf of
Mlaiiistws Aikli., may he seiect
ed ns president of the Xalfemal
I-1reimns n-ssKiatht mns In
Mvii- nt i hleago.
CDURT OPENS
TERM MQNDftr
The June term of the circuit
court will open at the court hmis"
Monday with Hp case of lrne Me
Grath vs. Charles Hill, et ai, and
will be followed on Tuesday with
H. J. MrGrath vs. Charles Hilt, ft
il. - Parties in both cases are resi
dents of North Powder. K. IK, ISIn
go is attorney for the plaintiffs and
Smith and Anderson of Baker are
latvyers for defendant
-
City of I.u Grande vs. Carlson
hduted for trial Wednesday.
June. S. This Is an appeal
from the munictpui conrt on a
liquor charge. George Coehraa is
conducting , the prosecution and
Green and Hess are attorneys for
tho defense City of La Grande vs.
terhfeamUh, similar tut: wiih the
aine 'sttouieys is eclmduicd --for
Wednesday. . ...
State of O-regon vs. WilHat:t:t is
.Ul iiimiiI from a rum let dm of (he.'Hrarni arc marvrtilnic ioday ovt'f.!
nvB-n-SKioii of i lk hldi a. This cihf siiccisHful (IfiiKiiiwls of, h"rt
is (o I! tried on ThiirMtav with
Curl (S. Helm, ilintrirt attorlti-y,
prosictitiHB and r. S. Ivaiihoi- and
Kat UaKy ami ytflwer f IVn-1
Mtt-ton aUorrtevH for tht tt'frtdat.
Jioimes vf. Huddlenoa with Klrh-
otJt, Huiioek aad Iwnaid attorneys
for the plaintiff and John f. find-
Kt for tin defendant is set for
Friday. June 5 and the HSaie off
Oregon vs. K. J. Williams with
far! ft. Helm and H. It. KinsiO
prosecutliiK and flreen ami Hess,
R R Ivanittie and Jetam tVnm at
toriieya for the defense.
Trial Tiatai-
Hay Cook of Ui tiramle 1s to !,e'
tried t,v iurc In the circuit court
ihia nflernoon on the charge of
ITOBWuslon or licitiur. Tills tho
second time the case lias come ti.
On the first occasion the jury hung
and no verdict was ruturncd. Cook
is at present out on bonds.
He was arrested some weeks ago ; tiifl vice jreneiii; ,vnre irm
a hishway al.out a mile enst'er. second vice president; Kihel
of Hie city and is aliened to tan!
had the Ihnior in his possession at
that time.
MOVING AHEAD
Ihirini? tin past monlh the eHy
tf ls Oruiide has been grading
lift streetH and It is the plan to
ifo over nil sueh streets in the
city limits before th gmdttig.
ivtJi k is v o m v I ' t e d, providing
weal Ikt permits.
It lli he some time, a Week Or
two. according to the city offi
cials in chaise of the wi!k. he
fore the streets yet untoHched cau
be graded.
Present weather conditions, with
considerable rain that softens the
road beds, are very favorable to
the work, hut If the ruinn stsould
cease, with consul ttent drying ;id
hardening of the streets, the work
woil'i- isave to be rJisroiittned
until anore rain falls.
Carnival Comes Here
Under Club's Auspices
Tlie Hons r-lr neh t'urttival
eoinpsny, now piaitng at ivndt
ton, YiiU open in l.a Hmnde Mon
day for a wet-k's stand tinder the
ausplees of the l4t Urande iSae
bitfi club.
The show will no have any
"shady" :stnd. thin l:t pmhd
tl'd by the tHy offtebilc, ! ii
h i rt Ibe r r"e.-jns iM gt
info the h-eh itf tf-jim's tre-ur.
FiiiMte Units Unlln Trt
Mr. W, K. ThMlewufte, who hi
I tee n tenting etitttc fr JiiHriMio?i
near Walla Wttiht for the fast few
weeks has returned to ls fir-mde
end wiii fonnnrif testing stoch
ttvur Uve and L nloa.
CONFIDENCE
IE GIVEN
Ei" FRENCH
Government Upheld in Its
Moroccan Policy o37
to 29 Today
WAR DECLARED TO
BE DEFENSIVE ONE I
French Would Entertain!
Overtures for Peace If j
Presented In the Right
Manner.
PA HIS tlty the Associated!
Press) The Freneh chamber off
deputies today gave the govern-
me nt a vote of confidence, S3? to j
3 on-the Mttestlon of the govern-
iwnt's Moroccan policy. i
The vote was obtained after it j
was reiterated that the Moroccan 1
war was purely defensive and that J
the government was willing to en- i
tertuin peace overtures i . up- i
proacbed in the proper manner. f
Meanwhile the IDffmns, accord-
ing to latest advices, continue :
strenuous efforts at reinforcement V
and iose o opjsori unity of attack-
ing the Freiteiiu . I
The fighting, while on a small j
scale, is conttiiHous and costly. 1
Military experts may the proportion
W killed or wounded to the mim
(her of troops engaged works out at
about the
world war.
same ratio as in the
DIAGNOSIS IS
SENTBYWIRE!
ATLANTIC OTV !! An-1
(li - " U' nt over l lt ihnii.- wirs
comucllns Nt w York, ClitraKa and
'Atlantic City.
Two stthographs, or charts, of
'heart heata of th1 attent, were
transmitted hy wire from New York
to ('hfcago by the telephone ro
cess. takingHeven minutes time.
-
1J. ti, I'. j, JiCaQS
Installed Here
Last Evening
"I'he I), of II. Protective nsoi.
Hon compieiert !(. orKannatton at
the K. of i. Imli taut niKht with b
larue charter list.. The Iji firande
lorilcera were Installed l.y tlic state
vice president, Slinnie Card.
rin- oftieers are as follows; Alice
Wall, president; fciatntne Herman,
inmcan. tter; ivsther llloRlanil,
.assistant nailer and hi) ante Wall,
treasurer.
l.unetieoii .wan aerveo iy Bii'm-
hers of the ia Grande lodse.
Doff. Nearly IS Years
Of Age, In Dead Today
A dog owned by Ii. hud wig, of
the People's Mrket, wait accident
ally run over this morning and
killed u few weeks before the ani
mal would have been IS years of
f?c.
Mr. Kiidwig vattM-d the dog very
itighty and severs. I thn' In the.
past the antttiat wan of great as
sistanc. to him. me time during
a fire at the market the dog broke
into Mr. i.itdwiO room tnd tuggd
at him until he was awakened.
Mailing
It To
Farmers
When an sfHeili-er rntil ai
BihrrtMt iiteta to tit frrt
Immet uit tlM i,a timttde rural
iiMiten, fr nstiipie. mt l teit
the an -tar? in 'I he M-rrr
he (tdiate lit e-ncntsc In
IIH'i or the lerrMorj,
The fJh-crer? farm rirtt.i
thnt i- M'M'yi tit I tthHi
tourttj tmt Ti Olwru-r f
reml in iitHti- rn ! tltt
att i! Iter t imtM-r- -eekhtit
to er IhU iertitorj. 'Mmt
uraKr" Btid lha make
pie-Shle The? le-er erS !
render itM,
"Observer AdTfrtlslnjj
Jk 3fereliftii(fiiiie 8crk
Bang!
' 1
" t.
in".;.
Two hiiiidreti and fifty Hmttds of
VST going into ac ttes off Sandy
Hmik, V. ihtHog siSk fie
feti ntiite fntffm Bar Ft
HiHit-tK-k TliK mine a ev
ftst!eI hy piitirs ayiiftn as flip
target was ttmeI ttr if, raiding
a sHHit 2r feet liigh.
FOSDIGK ILL
PREACH ill
SKW YoltK (U? th Associated
press) Mr. Harry Kmrson Pos
dick, notfd UtHmt bsder in the
church, has aecptl the tiit orate-,
sf the Park Avemt flBptlst
ehurtrh, known as the Hockefe-r
chJtrrh, it has been anoiitned-OfM-tor
l-'osdick's ott:npaney of the
ii w ptitptt wilt heetMit effective in
th fait of 12.
loetor i'osdie!iH cnIHiiiH of
grceptiilice, int-HttUim that of "In
clusive iHcmhership," wr.s wpprov
ed hy the 'ortgregjttto, the trustees
!ittoimrd.
Assembly for Mentoriai
Parade lo Be at 10 A.M.
Th ihie 0f manii ur I he Me
morial day parade, its HOW pre
pare! will ie ji fliws:
Aini,t at InterertifHt of Khtt
ami VVahitKlo marcti hfiif
W:ihtnjEifon to Kir. mnfh an ilr to
Adam, west on Ji'Utmn to I'onrth
and np ltnrfh street the Mason
ic efittfrj.
Vetran of the Hpstiish war art
asked hy .Mr. Ilumn r he nt the
itterjeetiti f Kim and Washing -ttm
tl in o't'htf k n pariieipiife in
11m parade,
Th American tmUtn witt h
f;hru of thf? du"s ?er iee. Vet
ertms of all warn in whieh the
I'nMed Htatej him part h-ip-ited ;to
othfr patrUPic order Mi ie rep-
r-itted itt the lin mareh, irt- (
whh the hard and the N ghm dntfii I
nd iK' orpj.
Secretary Weeks In
Improving Steadily
itHT"N Hy the A;H-tod
ressj --S-eretm y V;4i nk"ii a
cmtotahif tiifilit a let Ids etvli
tM'a Ik fvtt'UJ.tetor, strordtMif to
today's phnh ian ldhtn.
i,h f'it ! t ftt-lctt-r
tii'A Ffrr (Aii The wit! nf
John Mct-'inneH, -ar dd !" r-
iHnrirh fame r who wa OMirdert-d
hv hw man-Je rvant. tlrhH Mur-
ph, Mteludev a hetp-et f ff
jkinrbla. Th- ialUr U -r.inir a
REBELLIO
is nit
IN fiE'SI
Tirana Reports Say That
5evera! Minor Skirm
ishes Occurred
VIENNA GROUPS
AID INSURGENTS
Kemal Beg Vrioni, Rebel
iade m 1 ouch -with
Members of Y ormer
Regime Now Exiled,
HKLGHA DK J ugo-Hiasia. By
the Assoeatd f re?m ) TrQiafoltf la
a train brewing in Southern Altmn-
ia. -ty ttinptticheg from Tirana, til
cupHat.
The iissurgnts ure grSuHy
foniitng Rriups and aftarkitsg fh
regular forces, it is assert H is
held th:it the capital itself tr
danger
lrtiiter 55ogus atttltorHy thHiti
ed hmiy shaken, the dispatrhes
said, ttmt tie is preparing far op
erations on a htrge scale.
The inatirgtnt tender Is ftwt t&
be Kt'tnni Jhg Vrloni, whs is is
touch wtffe members of the former
regiiis ttaw outside the cetiufry.
He Is trndenttootl to have th swp
port of (h Huigarian ami Mace
donians organisations In Yte&tuc
lKKKAWA!C Uritish India, CBy
the Aiseistei! lressj Farther
detuUs were1 reetdied todiy of the
execitilenit ttf fifty-six relets 7ear
KabuL Aft?hriistan. Kmlr st
Khost m&t?m iff AfKhanfeHttRliniE h-r r-parmltons i'Sgattcmrsls
where the rebellion orrttrrcrf, h&Ui
foil dtirimn sr a ntttive ?flim-
t ton for tltn occasion. The con -demsed
Hies Her led out smi shut
In the presence of a great crewdu
LEASE OH ELK
HILLS IS II
LOB AKOKf.Hft, tHy th Afsoci-at-d
Vrpwti Judije SlcCsrmtrk,
fedeml iiiatrirt court, who yester
day itvMvit in fvor of the gov
ernment fn tin suit to cancel the
iHsheny ll Interest ft' leaase In the
Kths Ifitl ttttval reserve and con
tracts in fin.wa.fi announced tmiuy
ilmt severai month would trsitah
y etiipi- before appointment sf a
master in ctmneery deidgnatied Ik
the decision to effect a stitemeitt
between the Koveutnteni and the
defemtant coinpaniett.
MIS AKGKiKH li thr Am&zU j
ated Ir's The iohey H Sntrr-!
eat, in a decision rendered lal1
Thunofay Sy frVdera! Judst Pant
J. SleOorttiick, we re ordered to
Kive Hp for cancellation their lmm'
in naval oil reserve It Kife
lliiip, t;Hfyrnia( and rontmcts for
construction of oil Mtrage fnell
iihsi at larf Slarhor IfawaiL
The dfclMon covfritiff 92 potftts
of fact and 14 concfiwitms ef iawt
deciart'tl th? ea void for twn
r&K&nm first, oinf to the frad
upon Cite rnMed Ktates invoked
In K,, ifc f toheny pajment of tatt
thmi&imd doliara to Alhrl i'H
thn aerarv of (hf hiterlor an4t
second, hfrCttiiHt former lfrcshhM
i lardt ng order t ra mtferring dt
erellmmry aiithorMy in the tteftr
of oil h-gses front the navy to the
interior demrtfnent wus in escs
of hfct p&wr as president.
Jwftesniit nlrri.
Jndge Mcormh k order ! a sH
fietiieiif for ail oil taken hv th
Itoheny eomptths from Kite I Mils,
and a credit to fhm fr ftmic
facMHfes work done In Hawaii and
erpewred a Riaiitr In ehanr-r
to h earned later to erf-et thJ
-ttlenienis.
June Wedding Occurs
In Chamber's Window
A n untsissiiitiy r( 1st it window
dij-tdav Is nw in" the t-hsmtM-r ol
com nte-rct window to ih Horn me r j
hfdel ijothling. The dtpiav waa
pot In hy lw itohert K-wll for !
N wiioif Itotflc atret A Jon w-d- j
dhjE with dolli drt'ie-d to rpc-- :
i nt hrhi and lrhh Kroolit ar fea
!tor d snrroondei y many diftvr-:
; nt aH th s of ppr fhjs rfv
C anadian IdM llndr tn I'mtl
WINMH;fi iAVt tRaIm r
hardtaia aod fruit Krmm pro-
dueerf a erS v.uae.f a? i&m,tmft
i ht par, iiceordlojf to a rt-poH I?-
jnw.l N JHmlnH .lesrtsnent
f sgrti oMnre, Of ttrl f
worth w m"t for done-a-
fiv eooomplhm aad tl.MKM w '
ejvpoHed Ut Hus VU d istues tttuli
tireai Urtttttit
Bum Eye
Csi mw '"'m
sir xki
f
Ik ilte Wtw!wnrd, IltdiroMl
stiwn nviii-, was filetl sat!
statute lr. , J IlsMngi-r. tf
Jrfw Angelf Brtl plati Mtr
gitsi, for ?25-WWt Hiargtng lnt
tit tattMt tr bit fo he Its
"natural pitlwsdi.,
J'AKIS Cy the AMorUttvft
f "ress Tite rtawf tens cofttmis
aion today offSeSsHy unnosnfl
thai Germany fatfhrully fuiftH-
oiider the Uaw'8 pfsit.
XTRA
I.YS1I'IA. Wifrtt. AI t'uf-
(ly tl,lf tm hm, r.
MitlllliiK in the Knutdlnmian Am-
i rinui liauk I'Hi1 (a I fiiN-. ti. lias
i 9 ri. w
iff A?.
OH PLAN .
IS FOLLOWED
kell jr.. ami tv 1 HHley, a -pwnejr one mHiisp. tm.rs
t-imriit l tiiHr Vrhlih. ife le- whs mt to William Sfcrpbrd,
riartt! In terfi fir "I want tiip ssw n trial for mardr, dis
l.uvlucsx t-lcl tfc ftt m t-mn't pe&Mnn of th estate hus hmn
Tit tftKIEAV AIKIIASK
lATiTX, $K The orig
inal lirteht airplane tie gHm
Ut tin HmftitHift iiillttithHl st
WaMtfimtmt hjf ctrcMk Wrtehf . pre
feiUis tttr itiM little 8t hlh re
qtiirctttcttts wttte wilt is presntt
nvxt wctk.
fhsmT M'Mrpri:i
KA'rriJ msli, tAI'l A eon-
mi f place fit mmn&t l-tt wl
Sr-w 'ear tfev ftrftll Kanic ut t
lh ii ttttttrr direct tttrtd of
eonferfic ten 5 cars Mth-
tttlttett to manager rsr eoiiferrtHf!
s"timh ftHiay
Milk to iU KeltfpiHl
McMI.N.SVIId.K, Or. lcsl
nilk,. uiall maiiMfaetsrc! Int
condensed milk in the Neaflcst Food
plant her', witt 1 rtilptd to
Portland tinting sinfiier moihs,
it h ! a n.MOMcd TU mar
ket fur rondesw-d milk has fallen
1rr sisii! ih- rSStN5iiiile jdan.
rather than nhnt down entirely hwI
lose the dlriiienf r-!r5ar hni
has arranged fo wdl the milk in
Porthtad mm pumUmxing opera-tlen-s
ore tt-Hnmi-
lnionrd Irinfecr tsnntMfi
ASTiilA, f ir t. fionderont
Atfria mil ft, who fr hr-t
wk ha h In Ht, Mar hos
pital her. nirntniiy unhaic'd
folfowlne a tosii with poison!
mfjii3hiu mmisfttetl to th
state hospital iv tnftf.v Jfi;e
omef Ut tlnmh-rmm wh r -prt
.i t rs--vrtfig phtmM
hot ttth nietMsi fslltin was r
ported ntirhattM.
Eighi Horse Cabs Are
i On Duty in Washington
flij f larW t", Meartl wtTUtfiu h
V ASH IN'OTOX t S K A p.-'ia( f I tnudrt ad
-A ho- eth p-iMritj, jostfvy srdh
US ht I fK Mfc " iM' l'--th as j
hind ti lift!' aiE-itftt I fi3?e- tt?H
aod H'ii tn. "'ltMi Joie." I j Itht tms'
tiid the r:sr, tm'Rttonin? the a!-
The rati th ph,en pit-
tero nnd fis rfft-lrs lft
proee!y Up1f mMh a f. h tk
fmra-- I fh shafts and
dlu'oPh d. whi-hale
ted old durl on the ImX. A
is?fed ohn h iftfv- in! s-tm
tnirmtiotK
"Uijf at u Kd IU Wua:t
HOPES HELD
FOR .FOUR
rani
Arctic Explorer In Berlin
Believes That Amund
sen Is Safe
SAYS LANDING
WOULD BE MADE
Considerable Time Then
Necessary for Observa
tions to Determine Ex
act Location.
It K ft f,f V ifiy th& Axracferied
I'issi r, FriUljof Xagwa, Arc
tie esjslttrer, espred tfce belief
tsdsy Ihst Amundsen wffiW return
fety from the polar rsEtwtfiti&s.
Kanse satd it wsuSfl tse impsis
l&te fsr Amours ts dstrmta
frsm the jsr whether h& at
pste or not, Thersfsrs fe (St-y-s
that Afgyftilst-a landed wSwwssr
he thottght tie wa iwsr t&c
an ihu took elastfrv&fians.
WtHild Take T1nH
TBsts would renr omr tlm?k he
dretertnl, it mi then th party wr&ul&
ftrtve i& walk tor th polj', wfeer
;AmBftdw8 mloo.htirff:y voatd de-
mlm to take suf ficlist time ft rery
careful aur'meritv
iifi'S ILL
NOT PRQBATE
OilMli Hr the Aeaortaic-4
PfWBsl-to'eresa W h fttt of t!s
Orphan" mliUos dsHgr of
WHHsm H McHstswte hr. cssw
t& ih? frsnt S;lf3 as the rrswU sf
the ffMrsg of an iftveftt& &y th
.North, T,u,t
lt!
' s-' p
valoed In invettter st "ap
ike swieenie of the trtei.
td lrss rreshini CtssiW'
pmgi sf "economy &&f faore
hr&" fa r-snt-d fey ifts Whiia-
ifsram not onijr to hring abot suh-
of all government tfessFtnwnss,
ht ri nrgimlzaf hn heirf of the
wltoh gorermnent bntng system.
rHe4 ifs- president approval ftr
u phzn to put all parcfta&tt mler
th supervision of en central &
Shorlty with a view ts saBdariteu
.fiwit and rottjntt redacen nf
tNtt t&f&i cos!
SB
of government sup
iSHnnart to. Mmlj Vwter Ifew-ltse-
KI'OKXK. f r Bttly ICln
fisrf, sietiinl foottM rsach at
Oregon will 3tody gfroe str-f-g
ttdr Knfit iiO. kn (amoos KMr
Item;1 ittBtsr, In his smm-r school
rftitrst at reeon AgrtraitMf! rol
lrgv IfHiihart wHI tnfor Is-Is
tti frth from Kageae orai
ii to attend the ri triil
tari Knttdon, tiOiversitr felf play
er, who Hf eoah lfOsfs hfsh
ftjtt j-r and who rfll &t&& &Ut
Mtid-r ttm: fene-
I old "eat s v-r-
In ssfflma ' dn
fo'th1 p-ins: Hk
loin. stsfi friv
frenzy sin 1 cattv
nt?vePy ss5f d ti-krfi
ji tr- s h J
Ws OOKfef'
fint (a ma things tts torald
ttieatfiiso! fo" frTst phw s.i
cttie'f heat dia yeah sf-wte v
An s-eond sars, d Vsv-
Umt & ds yah asphalt t a hw.
(fe-S gttx liSie wmft tts
- CCosUeued oa Ftv
ECONOMY GUTS
MAY Ii