EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER-EIGHT PAGES TODAY
CITY
EDITION
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- VQLUME XXI"; . mkmhkii ahhocutk., pi.ehb LA GRANDE6rEG0N. WEDNESDAY; JUNeItT 1925. "17ocTnBs3 NUMBER 2
1WBLER 1 BATTLE FOB BRITON IS I ""nEXPEPITT
Tfin nniinni 1 n .1 nrinnun in unnnrn hi .. IMm,,
run ounuuL .in HhAh n h m kkh n rrsi n umv in
IS ENTERED
Seven Districts in Vallcv
f TT;. :.. t.i
tion Service
MAY USE BUILDING
ALREADY ERECTED
Imhler Resident Writes,
Pointing Out the Good
Points of Plan Ad
vanced There.
Tim! I hi- majority of the valley
In and around Imhler desires a.
'Jnlon high school was proven at
the election held .Monday In the
dilTorcnt districts concerned anil
Jlilhlcr. H u 111 111 o r v I I I e, Willov
Crock, l.ono Creek. In-y Creel;,!
..-...... ... mine anu Aiicel will
now unite and build a high school
ei 1 it or 11 ineso Ulstrlcts de
cide that they do not wish to
leave the Inch school at linliler.
they will decide where one wi'l
be built.
Hut II is felt, writes u resident
of ltublcr. that Imhler Is the logi
cal place for the school and as
one has already been built. It
w ill i:ave time and money to malic
use of this school.
School Adequate.
"The school w ill be large enough
at present to accommodate the
children who will attend, but luj
or, as needed th,e building can
be enlarged," the Imhler resident
continues. "A gymnasium will lie
creeled, us every worth while
school Is so equipped und this
union school will be up to Btnnd
urd In all things. The vallev has!
long f-lt the need for such a step
forward and with the wonderful
co-operation that It has received
and will receive It will bo u suc
cess and a credit Id the commu
nity und districts it will servo."
Momlny's Vole.
The vote ut .Monday's cleclio'i
follows:
Iinbler: for the schonl 120,
against' 3: Willow Creek, unani
mously for school: lAnv Star, IL
for, s against: Dry Creek, 1!7 for.
against: Summcrville, U' for.
T'riM-iouH lo tin? closlntf of iho
)iilly Vocational Dibit- Hchool Kri-
.hlV June HI llie el,M r
, , . .
school, accompanied bv the rteach-
, u.in ; ' rl"""
. ' '" "' w
vaneinuoii ai Kiversuie park, i he
regular classes will take place in
the moriiiug and at 12 o'clock cars
will take them to the park, where
a picnic dinner will be served at 1
o'clock, each child bringing a bas
ket lunch. For the afternoon a
program of games has been ar
ranged. At .'1:3" o'clock the chil
dren will be brought back to
town.
The liible school has been under
way here tor the pasl four weeks,
with between four and live hun
dred children in altenrlance. The
term will close Friday evening with
ll program of demonstrations, to
Villon the politic is Invited.
fCnntlniied nn P Flt.)
PiPlTTiTcc" "
IJIULL ULMUJ
WILL PICNIC
Union Livestock Show
Awards Now Completed
l 'M". ore. (Special to the t
oi.n.rver) Awards made during
iiii'i nion i.ivesioi k etiow In swin
wheeji. dairy rattle and track events
are now complete. The rniJilnd-r-of
the awards, (the first compiled
were pnhlished yesterday) follow:
MVINK DIVISION.
Berkshire.
( iasH i. 101 a. Hour under
jnnntlis. Jane itanhd. Cove, Oru.; I
Jane Oaniel. Cove, Ore.
Clans 1. lot 11. How ont year old
itnd under IS months. Jnne Dan
iel. o. (tre.
cia.s 1. lot 13. Sow under six
inonOis. Jane lianhd, Cove, Ore.
first and eeond.
"las 1. lot Young herd.
Jane Daniel. Cove, ore.
ClaM 1. lot 2t. (hi of sire.
Jiitie Daniel, Cove, On.
Class 1. lot iJ. I'Tftdnee Of olie
aow. Jan Daniel, Cove. Ore.
Champion sow. June. Daniel,
Cove, (ire.
Ilanirshlre,
Class 1, lot fi. Hour under slv
tnonth.s. Iceland Hudson, Duhler
Ore.
(.'hiiinpion boar. Inland Hud
son. Inihirr, Ore.
(irand cliiunpion hoar, all hreerj.
to compete. HiiKKell MeKi'lillon.
Imhler. Ore., on Poland China.
Grand champion sow. all h reeds
Willis Shuler, of Union,
ijivea Highest Mark in
Examinations Since
May.
Itesults of last week's eighth
grade examination show that 4ti
more diplomas were issued by
County School Kuperintendent K.
A. Sayre.
Highest aveniges made In the
examination are as follows:
Willis Khuler, Inion. U3.fi ; Clar
ence Looker, h'ox Hill, Vallle
Cleerts"ii. Inion, S'.i.s.
Diplomas have been issued
since the May examination to:
Archie Antics, Cove
Melva Ituehanan, Allcel
lOfrie lliiHwell, lOlgin U. 1).
Vernon ll.nnott, I'aliner June.
Merrill lllnrkcr. Inion
1'ansy Itrown. I'niou
Heryl, Conley, Cove
Viola llraper. Cove
Itobert Klliotl, Klgin
lOug.ne Casselt. Cove
Marion Ci-lse, Cove
Valllo (iccrtscn, liiion
Leonard 1 1 utrhlnion, .North
I'ow der.
Walter
u. i.
Henderson. l,u clrande.
Winifred llalsey, I nion
Kilwin Kofford, Colon
Vivian K:ihn, Sim ervllle. It. Ii
('Inrence Looker, La tlrande,
Ii. II.
Arlle Low. Cnion
Asa Melntosh. Island Clly
Jesse MeMasters. Inion
Lucy .Mcl'lune, Klgin It. i.
Clifford Masters, La Grande It.
IX
Kvelyn Metcalf. N'orth I'owder.
Vela Xewman. ,jrth l'owd-r
I.eitta N'icfison, Klgin
MUil .....on."t nion
Kenneth I'rather. Cnion
Joseph I'arent, Cnion
Kdwln Phillips. Klgin. It. ll.
Ch'O Teiry, Island City
.Marlon J'ugh, Sunimervlllc
IJ.
Zack I'ligh. Summervllle. It
May Pearson, North Powder.
Minnie Keller, Island City
Alfred Stoiieduhl, Cnion.
Hurl Kwiger, 1 nion
Mlldrud Ktandley, La Grand
It. D.
Knymnnd Smith. Cove .
Virgil Wilde, liiion
n-irvi.v i v..st. I n Ion
Louise Weaver, Cove
veua Wicks. North Powder.
(C'oiitinui'il on l'lte Five.)
"Yankee Puree' Doors
Open Tomorrow Night
H.lr. frotn the diiiifiiiL. ImnltiM.
the ba,a;u-H, Iho cnter(alnmcnt.s.
Jtni' I'uriNinii Chi' mi,: other fvu
t uri'ii kucmIk at the AiiK'rtran l.fff
ion Hhow, "YiinkH! I'arci'" wlitch
opi-jiH In tin- 1:ochc1i hiiihlhiK to
morrow nluht. will rnjov u nniiib
t nf PxhlbilH placed on display by
Icadini; La Grande inerchuntK.
The I'i-ld Pipers, the orchcHlra
from the I'nivcr.sity of On'iron
..nponeu especially
for,
the occas on wit arrive thin e
i,r .... , , .
lng. I Ins organisation Is sure
M1Ilk,.
the dancing u n al treat.
The American legion Drum
Corps, lo be sent to the state con
vention ut Prineville by the pro
ceeds from the show, will leave
Sunday. About :iu nu n will make
Ihu trip.
Jury Out on Damage
Case Involving .$1,000
The jury on Ihe case or W. Tl.
J.edhelter vs. C. M. Dallas went
out about :i::u this morning and
has not yet brought in a verdict.1
l.'-dhtiter is suing for Jl.'inn for
damages done a oar In an noident.
to compel.-. Cliffon! mniiid, All
t.,.; On-., on Cheater-White.
sm:i;i' division.
Hampshire.
'Iass J, lot. i. Kaui two enrs
and over. It. H. I-'reiiei, and koo.
Cove. ore.
Huns i, lot. 2. Jttirn one yenr
und under two. .1. l. Dohhin. l.a
(jrande. Ore.; It S. Krenc-h and Hon,
t'ovc Ore
I Class 1. lot y. ltarn lamh. It. S.
Krenrh and Son, (.'ov-. Or.-,
j Cta 1. lot 4. Kwi two yettr
or over. I;. S. Fn neh and Son.
j Cov. . Ore.; J, J. Johl.in, J,a
Cirand'-, tre.
Class 1, lot T. Kwe one year and.
under two. It. S. Kn neh and Son.
iove. Ore.; J. u. Doldin. i.n
(.irande, ( ire.
Clu.s-, 1. lor fl. Kwe lauih. IE. S.
Krenrh and Son. rove. Ore.
( 'harupWm ram any aife. J. D.
I.tohldn. La Crrande, ( ire.
Class 1, litf h. huuipion ewe
any atfe. It. S. Krenrh und Hon.
ICove. (ire.
I Chi Hit 1. lot !t. Ten or 'ainl.s
ifdthiT ft. H. French nml Sin,
, ( 'ove, Ore.
! ciaw I..! i. I'm of thn-e
(l.';nil' (nnreutxtered). Itoy Wheel-
j er, I nion, ( re.
CQiillu'jt'i on I'at'e Six )
.. p is;..-,.'iar. itf"ti uii iini u
1 nnrnn nil mill t...
a 1 a 11 ..... fcj "
So Says Charles Evans
Hughes at Bunker Hill
Anniversary Meet
CITES DANGERS
FACING NATION
Prominent Statesman De
clares that "Over-Confidence"
and "Decline
of Patriotism" in List.
llOSTflX (Ity th Assoelled
rrrss) since t8 victory In the
battle for liberty this eountrv 11:11
been cng-iircd in nnnther struggle
to establish "rules of reason" and
in that struggle it lias been inea-
sureably successful.
So subl churles Hvhns Iluglies
today at the one hundred fiftieth
anniversary of the battle of Hunk.
er Hill. .
.Names Hanger:!
Hughes cited the dangers which
he said now I ice the I'nited Stales
including:
Decline of patriotism.
Radicalism.
Itaclal and religious bigotry.
Over-confldi pee rising from our
wealth and strength.
"'Passion for uniformity" which
threatens local self government.
GUMP SUNDAY
(liy a I.n (iranile (iiiaiilsnian)
Camp Jackson (Special to the
Observer by Moll) Hunday was a
very quiet day In camp. Ilrenklasl
served nt (i::t(i o'clock and' the men
were allowed to rest unlll nine o'
clock when church wus called.
'Most members of Company H wen
! In Medford on leave of absence.
Italph Webb. Lloyd Davidson.
Tom Wade and Olinnd Lewis were
just relieved from guard duty. The
new giKird from Company K ta
composed of Corp. Itnrheail. Rer.
count Dunn. Llelenulll Knnl'ord.
Privates Jenkins, Wheeler and Hu
ge rs.
All men who attended the dance
given for the Guardsmen In Mod-
lord reported an excellent time.
The orders for Monday have not
I n received yet but II Is believed
that intensive drill will be irlven ....
Hie parade grounds.
The fact that Kun'idy is Visitors
Day resulted in many people from
Medford visiting the cniup. A
steady line of cars have passed all
day, full of people curious lo seo
what the guard Is uctilally doing.
The members of the guard wish
lo express their appreciation for
the Observer:
we have been reeoiv-!
lng. Thi-y have lieen read from j
the ads lo the comics. Top Sorgo. ,
..... .......i. ws was caiigiu reading
the society notes.
Scopes and
jr 1 ' . '"-IT
11 fin P. 11 winiT in
ii i
I'miiiluetil lnners conretTil with .lulin T. M iim.. i i iiii'- -o
leai her under Indictment ror lencliiug ei.iliilliin. win n he tMlcd
NiMv'Voik. This-pliliiiv "linwr. Ion lo right, liaiinie lliiiinu.
raiuoti. irlniliial lawier: lliiillrr l-'li'ld Malum', runner tiilliTlor
of the lairt of Sew Vork, ana bco.-.
P. S. Gavin, Motorcycle
Cop, Seriously Hurt
in Yellow Attack
SITUATION QUIET
IN CANTON TODAY
General Strike of All
Chinese. Workers Set
Definitely for June 25;
More Trouble Due.
SHANGHAI (Ity the Associated
Press) P. s. Gavin. Ilritish mot
orcycle policeman for the Interna
tional settlement here, was mnhhed
by Chinese tonight, lie is serious
ly hurt but his Injuries ure not be
lieved of a fatal nature.
Oavln came across ,.r.. . I l.l.,.irranl train no,.- 1,
harangued bv studenis u.. ... ,i,.-
ed the crowd to disperse and re-
ceivod threats. Gavin then sent a ' condition.
Chinese constable for help and ' The doud now nuiubor 22 In Kns
when assistance orrived Gavin was ""b Hnee In Phllllpsburg. eight In
iiiuiwi lying m the road Willi his
skull fractured.
;i:m:i(ai, si'itiiii: si:r
CANTON (My the Associated
Press) The threatened general
strike of all Chineae workers was
today sot dolinilely ror Juno 25th.'
The situation today is unlet but fo-
reiguers expected further trouble.
NOTE is i iu;i;t
PIMCING. (Hy the Associated
Press) Another note eliiphiisiziug
Hie gravity of the situation caused
by recent disturbances In China
nd calling upon the Chinese gov-
eminent to lake, measures war. aent Unvaried and of those whose
to the foreign office today by thlt ' hfinds hnye been Htrirlten from the
Italian ambassador, HlRiior Cerru- ltMl'l'' porket "was muaie to his
1 1 , represimtliiK also members 0r J ' " (lovrriior Hartley of WaHli
(h forelfffi diplomatic corps. insfon today issued a pointed ar-
Th nnle .lrl- "l.v. n ul.i..u
we are informed of development of
antl-forelsn Ht-ntiment-s anil Bub-
verHive conduct which causes ex
treme iipprehension."
PORTLAND BOWS V
TO ROSE QUEEN;
ON SECOND DAY
POIiTI.AND (liy (he Associated
Press) Tribute to (ueen Suzanne,
ruler of the Portland rose festival,
was paid yesterday by th;i Hoyai
Itosarian.s, I'orllanil'n festival hodv
and thousands of otherH who
throiiKcd two or thn city parks
where the (ueen lield court, hanc
uk and oth'-r feutureH marked ihe
occasion, i.ast niht the second
performance of "IloHarlu", I be al
leKorlcal pageant, dn-w thousands
to the siadiuni at .Multnomah, field.
Abdcl Krim Said Dead;
Reports Arc Unverified
I''KZ. l-'r.-nch Morocco (i'.y tli
Associated Press) rncoflrined re-,J,H
ports are lieiinr eiroulale.l iin,.m..
native tribesiiton that Ahdel K ii m, j
lliflian leader, was killed ,1, ,. :
recent r'rench aerial bombard
linen;. '
Defenders
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HACK Ki'i'KTO W N. X. J. (Hy
the Associated Press) The death
toll or the wreck of the Delaware.
I mounted in 4' i,,!i....
'"-'ores of others still In serious
1 i"ckoiisiowii, six In Dover and
I three in Morristown,
OI.YMPIA (By the AHoelatid
Pi i-hk) I leclariiiK the "howl" of
those whom- elrlsh whcinen have
""'l -oilmen t
of "carplnu critics,"
whom, he nKsertrd, "have seized
every opportunity to discredit any
effort to save I he taxpayers any
money."
Melhods of fighting siilllrrols
lo be extensively tried out in
liiion county, acteording to II. fi.
Avery, county agent, who has boon I
.....,m ,,. , lompaiiy wiiu ir.
' e . aniorniii i yam. ic
uiiring ino pasi two days.
" leinou used was caloluui
cyanide in a powder form, which
"" " "" ' rrows ot
........ . ...... . , gnos
, , ... r " x
i. ........ i o.i'.-. uavo I I l lu i'i
ll.. II... .....i ... ..-
... ... ,.... , , ,,,
. .. K i i I
'ba.lcer::. ami pocket, gophers won
killed almost Instant Iv bv th
lis'' of tills material. 'l'i,
mon uiiihiid .of poisoning siiilrr.:ls
Is by the use of IiolsoiH il eii.li.
from ten lo twelve thousand pound
i,.,!,,,. ,. i.i. ,
lieing pri'iuirod each year by the
county agent dining Ihe pasl two
I seasons, Mr. Avery am ten that ho
believes Ihe new method will re
place the coiislilornbl. auioiitit ol"
poison grain al. probably about tho
same cost.
Twti Wins or Handling.
Poisoning willi the calcium oyi
iiide is handled In two ways. The
simplest Is to' plaeo one ounce or
the material III the burrow or the
S'liilrrel with a i-iiiiiiii. The sec
ond mi'thd! ol poisoning is lo
blow the chemical Into the boles
K'.uitftillo.l on Page Kive.)
When
Strawberries
Are Cheap
'II i e hitellfm ut hou-t fe i
(initmill re-tilalhitr her home
tM-tlxMics and iHHisrumk liy in
rorniaihut he eels dully frmi
Ihe ini'HMme-i or Oh-crter d
ei tl-MT.w,
When sliattheirles nr fliri
rirniyli ft,r rann'ie, hen ' ('
iul Ii a t- v ii I n s in Kinluun
pMinipl urn drevofx. for -mu1l
datihlrr, Ih-ii neu iiiinnet'
'AU lire on tli-pht, when ne-.v
cur iiiiMleN ire aimoimc-d
he U KMiOiully In touch lh
Imi-Iim ss h ml Ihe Uni ly peedn
Hiul desli-es Hl'e Mer1 e; aii-ot'd-hily.
Site litiouo. hy Iiiiik r
pelteiife. Iiow nun-It pnys t'l
read ndirrf Mnu.
ObM;rT Advertising
A Mcrchhndl.sltia Service
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F ORTHI IS
WRECK
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m urns
"AT "CRITICS'
!I!W WARFARE
M SQUIRRELS
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" ". l(li a head like a ,ck HHh slriuigii
moilMer fixiiu I ,,. M. flouKwl nil e.i Hi- I I
l-.-iir , . , 1 ,,W,,I1 l t'll lll b. m li ui rMiiila I I'll.,
..'.i ,i '''' H Is ll whalu from llu. Orient llteis,
'""' Umm .wlsli that MiinelHNlv or .simiethlmr
z: z , 1 '"" ,o "-'--. a bj,.;;! ,"
IIIH'H HlMMIt lllO f-UIl'lt.S.
Heroines . Of
Films Mostly
The "Extras"
' '"""ClI .1. Itli dwell )
! ""'''YW(",I INK A Special)
'., ''.' '" 11 l"u,li r Ktrln In
the film lOWn WllO risk lllnir lie,..
almost dally for the glorification
of fabulously paid motion plcturn
stars.
They are the "doubles." the sha
dowy selves of film celebrities, who
put the punches In Ihe pictures.
The hazardous und treacherous
feats that you behold on the
screen were enacted by ono of these
Kirls never by the film star who
leeeives the glory of the big thrill!
These girls risk neck and limb
for U'5 per day. They are the
daredevil's own kin. nud range In
age from I ;i lo 25.
There ure few motion picture
stars who have attained their pin
nacle. In the film firmament with
out the aid of doubles at some
time or other.
Mary Plckford. Douglas Pair.
oiiiiKs, Kiiiioipn Valentino. Pola
Negri, Gloria, Hwanson, Norma
Talmadge almost without excep
tion, u of the "bi,f oneii" ha,vn
been aided In their climb to fanin
by the services or daring doubles.
Doubling rir .Mary
In "Toss nf the storm Country"
it Was little Klsla II. Ware whom
the fans saw In all of tlm water
scenes Instead of "Our Mary."
Anil In "Dorothy Vernon of Had-
don Hull" It was Marilyn Mills on
her benulllully trained Arabian
horse. Keverly, who leaped over a
rumbling wall and slid hair way I
.... ..... '
down a stoop hill lualead of Miss
lieklord.
Miss Mills escaped unhurt, but
her horse suffered slight Injuries
and was retired until lim ininri....
had healed.
Winn a, llrown. an oxnerl. o.nioa.
Ilrienne; l.oretla Klish and .lanet
Kord. both of w hom hold chuin-
pionsnip medals for diving and
swimming, nave also doubled lor
.Miss Plckford.
The daring work of l.oretla
ltush, an unheralded double, In Ul-
icliiird Walton Tully's "Klowing
ii.oki, wliloli starred Milton Hills
Anna Q. Nlhison, alone saved
i .. ..in... .
'" in use can
H fimMCu i,r,..
Do you remember the thrilling
Hrene nen apparently Anna Q,
Nllnson dived from a hoime-toii
into a river of flaming Holir.e?
Anna SlavH on the Itnnk
That, whs l.oretta liush.
rilmtu,rn,7r 7t V,. I .
( antour uiK-'Ml to ri'preHenl the
i;inkM of a Htreain. A parllllon
hud heen hullt Herons ll and ex
tending down a couple or feet In
to the water.
On one Hide or tlm partition
KuIIoiih of KiiHollne were poured
and limited. On the- other side
t hi re wiiu no oil or fire.
Iioretta iduiiKe,! headlong Into
the flamInK furiHiee, paned on
down Into the Hold vviier and em
eiK"d on the other Hide of the par
tition, unharmed.
I.orelta ItllKh'H llauntleHH darerle
vlltry Iiiin lidded wreuUm of ry
'o the einemiL crowns of manv
IstfUH. Minn Itush doubled for Hhlr
' ley MiiHon of tho Vnx Film Com
j puny In "The Klevemh Hour," hy
HWIIIIIIIini; the Ft Will Wlllei-8 of
, ntounlntn sirearn.
Then Hl.e fH a.,,, i Hiia
heifilded by her prMs agent as the
'ghl without fenr" in a Herini,
i "The K!ij;le' Tabms" a?id dived
off a mountain cliff Ino f(.,.t Into
minmtnin niphlH.
The tdgtfest pTinch in "The
Htnrni," n Jhjilllni nhotonbiv mad
by I nivers il, w -h I he eene wiiJ
canoi. rarrying a girl, was buf. -
led down n whirling mountain
fniitlnue'l I'nge Tour.)
William I. Prcntcr o
Succeed Warren Stone
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CI.KVKLAND, O. (Ity the Aso-
luted fresu) - The udvlH'iry ln);ii fl
of (he Hrotherhood of Locuinottve
KngineeiH Itnlny Keb-rted Wllllim now than with nil th" linprcHMlve
ft. (Venter, or Cleveland, lo huc-! chlerH on luuid to butt Into mat-c-eil
Warren S. Stone, iih preftideiit lers they're iinlamlllar with,
of all hroth'-rhood Hcilvllbs, e-j Dit It. for Hnue ri-uson or other,
leellve lltlllied tut !)'. jyoil do Hllllt to nee one O. (heSe
I'r-nter u-kM vh e pi . H,ielit und : exalted tndlvidua!. bin ofMco In
Ueiiauier of tlm order. I Waahinston 's the lust plucu where
WJI.
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rii:itT.Ki: iidsci i:
niai'.iiiiiun, outlining tJt. cmh-iII-
hn. said thai If Amundsen. Ih-IIov.
Ml Inst on tin- jMilar opiilltloii, has
lint lieeu finiinl when the American
I'arly reaches liali. Gii-oiiland, he
would uiiilorlake his rescue. Am.
llliilsen, llaeMIIInn Mild, would r
out of food louiorrnw.
I.A FOU,l-'.TT.; WOHSK
WASIII.Ntj'I'o.V (API Int'iras
'l concern over the conillllim of
M'linlnr U 'olli'llc, who Is right
ing n sevci-e rh with coinpllon
tlons, vas shown KMlay. The stati
nicnt was evpred bopliig for n--iiiverv
hut saying that his condi
tion is soiiicwhat more serious.
si-Ai l-: xot si:vi:hk
M:V VDIIR (AP) ibe state
does not ask a more sewn; verdict
than first or second iliyrti; man
slaughter in the case, or Dorothy
Perkins, 17, chiugixl with killing
'liiomns 'rciuiiletoii, Prosecutor
McDonald tiniioiiiicfil In court tn
ilay. The sciucnee . printilcil ror
coiivlcliini on either ehnrge In lar
Bdy withUi Ihe i imn's discretion.
; po'isox gas 6i Tf.Avi:i
;i;.M;VA (AIM 'lim American
'ilelegntes KMlay slgneil a protiM'ol
Millnwliig poison gas anil bai tcrl
ologlcal warfare nt Ihe closing of
lim llllernatloiial csuircrcncc for
llin lliullntlon of trnlflc in arms.
flip (Iraftliig co iltm wurkcil all
last night lo ciiiiinlele tho ten of
llio prolis-ol. ltepri.ent,iive llur-
Ion. or Ohio, bond or the American
'''legation, and Hugh ;lhson, Am.L
I.1m 1.1 . ... .... - I
I'rican
niiitiMer ut Mvilzcriniuf,
xvvni the first sinners.
KI IM'OKT IN DOI IIT
I'AHIH (Al') ScrlalistM toilny
npjM-ai-ed likely o refuse to
tlniM' to MipiMut Piilnlevi-.! kovciii
tnent. At tlm cliamher or deputi
es f'oinmltlcc- nicetiinf many Nri-hi!-Isls
V(tlccil open dlsapproinl of
TnliilcviVs .Moi'fMi'iiu jiiiiie.r.
imox .max iu:m:asi;d .
Itaymond CunnlnKhorn, of I'nl
on. wus arraigned before the inutr
Istrate, iiuf-h K. Hrady. thin morn
ing, charK'd with threatening to
roiuiult a felony. Ills honor heard
tho evidence and decided (hat no
crime had been committed no Cun
ningham was released.
Odell Hoys fio to Train lng School
HOOD IttVKIt, Ore- Merle Mc
Coy and Clifford (de(l. 0hdl
youths licensed of hrenklriK Into
a slorehoise of (I, 'A. Weber and
stealing -ameras und houseliold
goods vuluefl at $no. were eom-
mltted to the Ituluslrlal trainliiK'jhe Hiipplanted hy institutioitH of
school at Kiilcin.
Nobody Home in Capital
During "Warm" Weather
(Hy Charles
Mewnrt
WASHINGTON' (NKA Speel-
al) Nobody home. Thafa th
hot wetither rule in Washington
ujthe alinoKt invnrio.b!e rule, ho far nf
I'"iifi u. Mie hmkmm-iii nil urinm
are conrerned r,f Ihe hltghti St tin.
portanee officially or so'-lally,
Tbi'i.. probably itm'1 iinotlu-r city
In t he u n tl ft whieh emptteH il.se h
(i C(Miipet-y during Ihe summer.
Kor itn thing. It's might hut. Kor
another. it's the fashion.
To be eangbt here In June, Ju-
ly r August iH disgnte rul - if you
umount to anything.
Not but what govern mint bul-
nesM g'Mti im ii m imual, but
ItK
irnnwtrled by afssis! :i nl s.
They uiMh rslaiid II belter, on an
average. than I he 'im 1 1 men I
,h",",H- M,,,iy of ,li,v" Bl,,nl
MfeMuieK on Hie jf.hH i Ii i v bundle.
Their Imin.ni-8 are Junt s. rvlug eoui-
puiatlvely tihrirt political lerniM.
i As for iietilal aeeoni nllslimenl .
there doubtb R h more of it rti'ht
IHE ARCTIC
MacMillan-Navy Explor
ers Sailing from Bos
ton Harbor Today
THREE MONTHS'
TRIP IS PLANNED
Baffin Island Interior to
Be Surveyed by Air;
May Search for Lost
Polar Expedition.
IIOSTOV fit. ,i,
Press) The an.(, .MKd,oll of
.... i.ieiunit f oiiiinaiider Ma lllllan
snllill rmm Charlestow n nay yal
Kslay for Wix-assct, .Maine. ' I'rom
UlMas.s.1, ,,o Peary and schooner
HoHdoln will sail on Jlae.Mlllun's
ninth oyagc Into the nurlli.
WAHHINQTON (By. the Assocl
a'ed 'ri!ss)Tho primary object
of the MacMlllnn-Navy expedition
culling lrom Iloslon today la to
make u hydrogriiphlc survey by
uirplano of Ihe last great unkown
nglon of I ho northern hemisphere,
that territory lying between tho
North Pole and Alaska and cover,
lng l.tluii.ooo aquare miles.
Hcnrccly less In lmnortanee will
In the exploration of little known
regions such us KUesmcre Island.
Omit Land. Huffln Islr.nd and aec
tlona of Labrador, as well ns tl.
ancient Noroo sottloiiienta on tho
western cugo of Greenland. In ad-
lltlon plant and onlmnl life, metn-
oroglcai conditions, and othor sci
entific questions of tho far north
will bo studied.
Throe. .Months Trip.
Duo to tho high niobllllv .1...
by airplanes, however, llin exncd'i.
lion intends to bo absent lit! In
morn than three mouths, na It is
ntlmatocl that an alrhlana In en
Hay can aceonipllsli na much In cx
plomtlon ns could bo dons bv dm.
sled In more than a month.
If nil goes well (ho party will bo
In run rnlrcat to the south by ear
ly rail, In llino lo avoid fhi. k..
Ico movement w hich by October 1,
will to a large extent block the
,,""',nK" of vessels around north.
lw, st 'enlnnd.
11,0 '"Pi'dltion Is .headed by
)n till 111 11 alllnttlll
" -'tiiuu. veteran OC
many atcug expiorutiona, nnd Is
nponaorod hy tho National Geogra
phie Hoclcty, which has contribut
ed to Ita nupport both in money
nnd perHonnol, whito tho imvy will
bo a participant through pcraonnol
(Coulinuod on i'ago TwoJ
E
MiXVHIl, Colo. (Hy the Associ
ated I'ress) The passing of pres
ent in. I hods or handling crime,
through either criminal courta'tor
adults or juvenile court, for chil
dren was predicted as a rut urn
change In society ,y Judge, lion
l.lndsav, nationally known juve
nile Jurist of Denver, In an ad
dress today licrorn the national
conference of social work.
He declared these courts would
'human welfare.
CHI
COUfiTS
m D001ED
vou're likely to riml him at pre.
lent. Try llur Harbor. Newport, At
"iintic City, back home, tilmo.Ht any
pi ice exeepi hen-. You simply will
be waMdng time bothering with tho
'apilul.
According to (ho p-jpern, about
:' leading unlverRtties and colleg
es Hrtiight to "honor" Dreahb-nt
("oolldgM on their respective cum
nieneenient ilayn by coiitcrring ac
ademic degreen on him.
If Ihey were ao anxious to "ho
nor" him, why didn't they go a
head and do their conferring? Hut.
It's to be uothed that, in almost
every Inshince. n,e degree was run
tin gent on the presidency appear
a ne. n pen-on to receive it.
Why? Were the unlvenuties n
fribt they might "honor" the
wrong president unelss they bad
Ihe only genuine one m the coun
try corporeally oil hiiud, duly t
ent died, tuiigged und t hum print
ed .'
Not. a bit- of It. What they hud
In mind wasn't so much "honor,
lng" anybody im advertising, nnd
not advertising President CoollUgo
either.
(Continued on i'ago Four.)