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EDITION
THE WEATHER
PORTLAND (AP) Ore
gon: Kalr tonight, cooter In
the taut. Kalr and warm
Saturday.
VOLUME XXIII.
' MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 2G, 1025.
Member associated press
NUMBER 223
MANY KILLED IN THEATRE ttAGEBY
HEAT IVE
CONTINUES
III OREGON
Mercury Reaches 100
Above Here Late Yes
. terday Afternoon
97 REGISTERED
HERE AT 8 A. M.
Slight Breeze Cooled City
Nine Degrees in Two
Hours; No Break in
'Warmth Imminent.
Maximum vMmlny !( nboe.
Minimum ln-l nhv.it U:t a lane.
Toilav. H a. in. H7 aboe.
Today, IU u. in. 88 alxnr.
JmIii, I p. in. 95 allow.
Tin' mercury made u supreme
of fort yesterday und just reached
the ton mark at about 4 o'clock,
providing tho hottest day I-a
(Jrande has experienced durjug
Juno for many years. At a o'clock
it registered Itii and during tin
nlt:it I'll to i3.
Karly t IiIh morning the mercury
began climbing rapidly and about
S o'clock stood lit K7 above. A
slight breeze at-compiinlcd by u
few clouds cool iii things off nine
degrees by 10 o'clock today, when
the. thermometer registered 88
ubove.
Went her forecasts today indicate
cooler weather lor eastern Ore
gon tonight hut predict continued
warmth Saturday. The heat wave
here la believed to have done no
- damage to growing eri' MUh?iRh
many oenevc mai, won " irriguuon
in the city possible but three days
(Continued on Page Five.)
LLOYD EDITING
J After four months of traveling,
ligations and studio kIioIh, Frank
Lloyd has rompktiMl the filming ot
Hex Hindi's enle. of the Alaskan
gold rush. "Winds or I'hiinre." for
Hist National releuse and ts now
oM'Uil-d In the' editing and titling
or llif big northern drama.
"Winds of Chanti', ' handled in
the .same big way Mr. l,lod filmed
tin'" memorable "The Si-a Hawk."
represents the most .i etenl lous ex
terior photoplay ever rilm'-d on
the West Coast and Is ulso the
most uiTlirute and drulnulle. drama
of Its ty pe to he undertaken.
Mr. i.loyd has tak"n his com
luny. eoinprisiiifr sueli well known
ptayers iis Anna fj. Nllsson. Viola
lana, Hen I. yon. Victor MeLaKlen.
Dorothy Sebastian. Ilolmrt. Uos
worth. Cluude (iillinBwaler. .Inhn
T( .Mumiy. I'hllo Met ullough. Vfil
Kohler. Charles I'nnkHI. George
Meholls and Larry r'lsher. to eight
locutions representing more than
13. una nilh-s of travel and his loca
tions have been typically Alaskan
during four different seasons. They
have varied from the wildest rap
Ms in Western Canada to scenes on
lop of n mountain range at Wal
lowa lake at an altitude or more
than hmhi feet.
"Winds of Chance" Is one or the
most popular unci dramatic nar
rates which have come from I he
Cn of the virile Hex lleach and
deals with the adventures of seven
mil'iue characters, all participants
In the struggle for gold i'oleon.
(Continued on Page Five.)
LUKE PICTURE
W.O.W. Camp Conducting
Membership Campaign
Th' campaign now Iflnc cn
du(,.. ,y nn- local W. ('. W. ruini'
No. ni'.i under the illrccllon or C
K. Wilson. HlHlrli'l ManaR'-r. i
lan linR niih success aii'J emit
I'Hts la being taken by lot" I
'ii'-iiili.-iahin.
llHIrlct Manaljcr Wilson ha
tluri(v of all (hi! fltstrn-l lyl'i
-n IVn.ili-ton on West "nl Hoi-
on Hunt, anil hcmliiuai lei s H"
Mil- nct three months will I'" Hi
'a Oianile.
" Is the Int-ntloti of ll" I""'"'
''"lap to put on a lame Initiation
tlie n.-ir future ami t H Is t"'
! In the l. (Iran.le Camp r 11
tot)l Initiation may lie li-M "i"1
'nlon Camp.
The local Camp
has peeiv-'l
'"-ins for the last eigut ihuhm. -
Guard Unit
On Way To
La Grande
La Grande Company Ex
pected to Arrive Here
Tomorrow Morning on
Train 24.
CA.Ml' JACKSON, Medford, Ore.
(.Special) With camp broken up.
the first train of guardsmen to ar
rive In l'crlland will carry the
Eastern Oregon units. The train
will reach th,. Host- City, this even
ing. '
lue Here Tomorrow.
According to local tt-w. officials
Company K. lSUIh Infantry, O. N.
(1.. the ha Grande unit, Is sched
uled to arrive homo tomorrow
morning on Train 24, which stops
here at In o'clock.
MKIHOKI. Ore. (By the As
sociated Press) The last of ihe
( iregon National guard, cumped
hen- since June lL'th, left for home
at 7 o'clock Oils morning. The
first of six trains carrying soldiers
departed at 6 o'clock. Only u kiiiuII
force was left behind to cleun up
minor details. Adjutant General
White termed the encampment
"highly successful, without a sin
gle case of serious Illness, and uo
arrests for disorderly conduct."
CAMP JACKSO.V (Special to the
Observer by. Many) Today has
been tlie easiest day Company K
has put iu since being in cump.
We were called out for drill ul 7;20
and put in an easy two hours and
a half. We returned to camp ut
ll:3ti and tin? men were not called
out again today. The non-commissioned
officer were culled out this
afternoon for instructions by Major
Huron.
Francis Knodgru&, Oscar Hum
phries and Hen Occious went on a
fishing trip Sunduy to Diamond
lakes. They returned with U u
trout weighing forty pounds. Tne
fish were from fifteen to thirty
inches long.
Preparations are being made for
the return trip to la Grande.- The
company will spend twenty-three
hours in Portland en route to lix
Grande.
All of the members of the guard
(Continued on Fage Five.)
DEATHCALLS ON
L. Z. CARPENTER;
FUNERAL SUNDAY
Lewis Carpenter, who passed
a way yesterday after an illness of
nearly two years duration, will he
laid to rest Sunday in the Island
City cemetery following funeral
services at 2 o'clock at the Snod
gress and Zimmerman chapel.
The deceased wits born August
Mi. 1H04. near Knterprlfe. Pennsyl
vania. He moved with his parents
lo Warren county. Iowa in 18S
where he grew to manhood. In
1 S 1 K he came to Oregon locating
in I he Grande Itonde valley where
he has since resided. In 18SJ he
was united In marriage lo Klor
ence B. Humphries and to I his
union was born nine children, three
sons and six daimhters: I.loyd
Thomas W.. and Lewis Hnwardl,
Mrs. C. l' Mcpherson, Mrs. Waltt-r
Sharer. Mrs. Acnes Ma.-on and
Helen Carpenter, all of M Grande;
Mrs. John Stowe. of Klgin. and
Mrs. James March, of Susanville.
Cal. All except the last narm'd
were present during his last Ill
ness. 'Mr. Carpenter united with
In- M. K. church when a young
man.
Odd Fellows, Rc!ckahs
To Picnic Here Sunday
Tin- mi-nibi-rs of the Odd Fel
lows and Itehi'kah lodrcs ate plan
ning to hold an annual Cnlon
County Histrict Association picnic
Sunday at Itiverslde Park. A fea
ture of tlie picnic wilt b" u big
Iwisket dinner.
erace of H.II'Mi.lia per month fintil
III,.' If i ml Camp In in-llranie RO
llnir to Lc neflelaries of ileeinwil
lin. inl.ers. The city ot l-a. tiran.le
jls In.lel.le.l to the H.a.l Camp In
the sum of .-.".a0(i."0 anil the
Icounty "fi them the sum "f
j'.ii iimii on in Iton-ls. ana me 011
ren:nl liltjnl. ipaHII. r III- Stute
ot oreeon are indebted to the
f. .id Camp In the mini " i. '"'
nun, mi
The policy f l,o W. . la "'
loan their money on .-.mi... -i'."
. ....... i,. ii.. local nesiern slates.
), Ue-plnx th.tr momy at hone
fad ithln their jurls.hcil.m. Th-y
hie $ie 'i.x eiMi. rTVi' and ha
j " (i' lu. ntv tiims in lenty
iiuii'i-'
y
In tad.
I III
, Five.)
FEATURED
Alice Price Moore's Voice
Pleasing to Local
Audience
DePlNTO ADDS TO
PROGRAM'S CHARM
Artists Accompanied by
Miss Nina Gibson, Pi
anist; Finale Features
Trio.
Alice Trice Moore'a splendid
contralto voice, so out of the usual
range of female voices, cume us a
welcome change from the ordinary
vocal recital in the concert ut tin.1
Methodist church last evening.
Mrs, Moore's voice- hu.s a pleas
ing deep resonance like bourdon
slops on nn organ and seems at
times to have almost a baritone
quality. Her contro' of volume and
variety of expressions were also
most unusual. A favorite manner
ism of the singer Is a crescendo
life effect, commencing usually on
the low notes, which swells from
a bare whisper until the voice fills
every corner of The hall.
As to the program itself, both
Mrs. Moore and Mr. DePlnto seem
ed particularly fortunate In rthelr
selection of pieces. The concert
was what Mrs. Moore characterized
it before hand, "pleasant Hummer
time music" and suffered not ut
ull for not being particularly
heniy. .
v The program opened with two
selections played by Mr. Depinto
on the, violins These were "Con-
(Continued on Page Five.)
DATE IS SET
The bccond out-door concert of
the summer season will he given
by the La Grande municipal hand
next Wednesday evening, July t.
at 8 o'clock, according to an
nouncement by Andrew l.oney, Jr.,
director of the organization who Is
leaving for Spokane und Portland
for a short time but who will re
turn to La Grande prior lo the
concert.
The program . will be published
In thj Kvening ' Obserxer early
next week. ,
The Teas and Oklahoma Klks,
managed by the Dallas, Texas.
Klks. will travel through lu
Grande via special train en route
to t he Klks national convention
to be held In Portland next month.
Th-y will be in La Grande July
1 at o'clock in the artcr
noon, and 111 stop here as the
guests of the La Grande lod;e
No: AVA. They have with them a
cowboy drum and biiKle corps und
a cowboy bund, which will give a
concert on the street w bile Iwre.
Their drill taiu will also put mi
some work w hib- hrre. The trutn
will stop here more than an hour,
and cars will take the visiting
Klks over tin tow n and portions
of the valb-y. t
t'ecil Holtot.. I'm-. 1 1 cfcult''d rul-'
cr, has appointed a large com
inltt. e. w ith f'olon It. Kl.erhar I
us chulrman. for the purpos of
i-nlertaining the Klks on the sp!
clit I train and oMuth who w ill i.
I traveling throuvh by a ito. This
I committee has had several ineet
JtncH und Is thoroughly organized.
Curt h r plans will be unnouncd
later.
The Texas" and "khthomu KlUs
are boosting Judge Willium H. At
w ell for grand exalted ruler. j
County A pent Leader '
In La Grande Today
P. L. IJallard. county enl lead
er of the uregon AxrlruMural col
lee extension department arrived
in l- Grande this morning and will
be hero (or a time on business.
RECITAL
BAND CONCERT
DALLAS, TEXAS
- ELKS TO GOME
SHEPHERD
DENOUNCED
BY CROWE
Asks Jury to Return a
Verdict of Guilty, with
Death Penalty
PROSECUTION IS
ABLY DEFENDED
Defense Charges That
Trial Was Conspiracy
to Prevent Shepherd
Receiving Fortune.
CHICAGO (Hy the Associatfd
Press) Denouncing William 1.
Shepherd as a perpetrator of n
new species of murderer who had I
slain his foster son to obtain the
McClintock estate, Stules Attorney
Crowe today asked the Jury to re
turn a verdict of guilty that would
carry with It the penalty of hang
ing. Shepherd. Crowe charges, was a
"shiftless panhandler" who hud
fieen content to live 1 0 years in
plenty provided by another.
Crowe defended the prosecution
against the defense's charges tht
the trial was simply a step in a vi1
clous conspiracy against Shepherd
lo prevent Ills inheriting the Mc
Clintock estate.
He said the reason he put Judge
Olson on the stand was to give the
defense an opportunity to make
good Its statement that "we will
show this case Is a fraiucup; and
that Olson had a financial interest
in It."
The Perkins Motor company of
l,n Grande announces today and
tomorrow in The Observer an auc
tion sale of used automobiles that
promises an unique event for this
community. Over 4 eats of vari
ous makes will be sold to the
highest bidders.
The problem of handling -ised
cars taken In on trades for new
models, Mr. Perkins says. Is one
of the biggest difficulties in the
automobile business today und to
move a. used car stock ruptd'.y
proves a big handicap lo any
dealer. He says that he haE ther -fore
resorted to this big auction
and will sell every used car In
stock regard b'ss of fit Ice and g--t
out from under I he load.
The auction is announced for
Wednesday of next week both af
ternoon und evening and Mr, Per-1
kins is advertising the sale1
throughout 1 nlon and Wallow a
counties In the most systematic ;
fashion. He has secured Mr. Gre-;
son of Spokune, an expert auto
mobile auctioneer, for the occ.i-j
sion and will turn the entire stock ;
over to him when tin sale stmts.
Mr. Perkins slates that 7T p"r
cent of the ears have been rc-
conditioned to comply with tlie ;t
day guarantee, policy of Kurd ,
dealers.
The sate will attract Irindrrdal
of bidders from all over Ku st
ern Oregon, it Is anticipated by
the local company, and w ill at -.
traet wide interest because of Its
unusual character.
Observer
Cooking
School
The Oljserwr'- free fiw-ilny
Coklng SclMMd to he held In
ttie O.Kl Fellow' Hall .Inly 7lli
to IHIi In doing to he one of
the nifwt untih-uhllc thirties r
Hie enr for I .a Grande Ihmihc-
Hhl'H.
It ttlll br find, comfortable
phice to I'tifov to hours or ex
pert conking demoii-t ration
eai h arii-rtHMin. 'I here will In
prliu-, if 1 p a j n , cnrcfiilly
plfiutMtl iueiiM, etc. Pbiii iiotv
to attend ier nflernooii. It's
frN. .
,4Oberrf Adirrtlslrig
A Mcn-luuidUlng Servh'
FORTY AUTOS
I LL BE
The Rubber
IF
lite Family Piliows v-wlp be
5
PPKSTWICK.' Scotland (By the
Associated press) Jim Harries.
American professional, won (tie
Hrltish open golf championnhip to
day with a score of 3 an tor 72
holes.
SKMI I INALS TODAY.
TAt'OMA (Ity the ANsoclated
Press) II. Chandler Kgan, of
Medford, meets v. J. Noonan. of
Tacoma. and l-'orest Watson, of
Spokane, meets Lee St el I of Se
attle, todjy in the semi-finals of
the Pacific Northwest Amateur
Golf toiirnumenl.
SHANGHAI (My the Associated
Press) Or. Alexander Baxter, vice
president nf the Canton Christian
college, today corrected .statement
issued by the faculty and student
committee of the college In which
It was reported on Investigation
showed foreigners at I he foreign
settlement opened fire on a Chi
nese procession June "t have
personally gnthereti information
which entirely satisfied- me that
the firing started from I ho Chi
nese Hide." Baxter wild.
International Body
For Debt .Payments
BBISSKLS (By the Associated
Press) The iuteniatioriiil chamber
of commerce toti.iy adopted a p ho
lution declaring that the, inier-alll-ed
debts must, be ;eti'd. Former
Finance Minister (VtneriM, ot
( l-'ranee, vigorously nupporled Hh
resolution.
Or. W-.ller Lent, ciw.ti man of
; Hie WeHtmhiister Banii ol London,
uus eleetefl president ol the chain-
jher. su.ce,.,ing Willi;! 11. Boolli.
Jr., vice president of the Guarunty
i Trust fonipany. of New York.
Contrary to opinions 'Xpre-ise in
speeches predicting the failure of
the iKiutH phui, the chamber ad
opted a resolution at finning the
conviitlon that it Is possible for
Germany to f if If HI Imt obltgatlomi
und' r that plan.
Gntiif4 Mayer Indicted.
! CHICAGO . ( A P ) - - Walter Krau
er, who last Saturday stabbed to
I'balh (Icrnat'l Grant, jointly char
ged with him of the murder f(f
pollccmarf. was Indicted Thursday
for (tie killing of Grant, it w is mi-
'UoiiiH-efi at the criminal touria.
Grunt was ti have l."n hanged
in A tigtiHt for t In slaying ot the
policeman. KnniM-i, c-pce convic
ted of the sun'', had b' i) granted
a new- trial.
"
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. To Tie WEUS 7 .'."".!' ' - n-rJ t
V" -"-- rvVl tV I ' MfrELS WHL HELP
or mail on AiuVoue oit V-1iiHiavcouNfcV Va "
RUBBERS AW (jALOSMES CAM DISPENSE Wirt V"J3 -N-X-' '
WHEELS AlToGfeHBIt '"r ' "JiV
,fi "HS. WiTtTSlS WOWERFUU jlPlilp-V
BARNES WIN
BRITISH T T
RIOTS TODAY
IN SHANGHAI
Situation is Growing Serious
W0SE CowesrlB Woj?sT
m i muiTiKP
V Jl .- '
eleganT! on soft places such as lawns eJc.- .,-
"Easy Money"'
Trouble With
U.S. Shipping
KEATTLK (lly tho Associated
Press) The main trouble with the
government -owned merchant ma
rine, which he discovered after
he hecame president of the United
States l-'leet Corporation, wub that
it was suffering from too much
easy money, heigh C Palmer told
the National Foreign Trade con
venlion today.
"Instead of getting down to rul
huhlm-si and trying to come some
where neur living within Its In
come," he said, "It was depending
unduly upon the national treas
ury. Therefore, It seemed best to
reduce the appropriation covering
operating losses from $43,(100,00(1
to $;ift.(M").uon for tho present fis
cal year, while dolnft ,the name
amount of business as last year, and
to cut It again to 1 1M. 000,000 for
the fiscal year beginning next
month. We uro planning a further
cut to lis, (mo. (too for the follow
ing fiscal year, and we will con
tinue this policy of reducing op
erating losses with improvement of
services while the country at large
Is endeavoring to urrlve uj some
constructive policy in the matter of
(he merchant marine its a whole.
"The progress made by the fleet
corporation Is perhaps best ex
emplified by the reduction In tosses
of Its fleet of cargo vessels during
the past year. The pussenger lines
and tankers are left out of con
hideratlon for the moment.
Average Ioss IteduecJ.
"A little more than a year hho
we were operating uhout 320 car
go vessels ut a loss of more than
$25,(1(10 per voyage. During the,
first ten months of the present, fis
cal year, beginning July. I'Jl'4, the
average loss was reduced to about
Ijo.ooa und at the end of this pe
riod It had fallen below $17,000.
"This improvement l.s uttrlbut-
:::;:;;i,:;
cieucy of operation. As an India!
step, the various lines were reor
ganized hy consolidating those
w hleh were in competition wit h
ftch other, fir overlapping In the
regions served, with the general re
milt that fewer operators were re
tained, eaeh with an Increased fleet,
operating under conditions more
nearly approximating the trade re
quirements. While the total num
ber of vci-nen In the cargo fleet
v as reduced by these consolida
tion to about aeO. the Improve
ment In the handling of the ves
sels, reflected In t heir quicker turn
around, emiblcH us to make prac
tically the Hit no n timber of voy
ages a before, with a Hubntant hil
im ri iiH' of cargo und revenue, and
a reduction of operating expeiute.
At the same time we gradually re.
dueed our fiver head and In the
elimination of uiinecosary peraoii-
(Contluutu on Paife Llfclil.)
AkNiHiM(i"V A amp Cum ACouMi?
PUOPOSAt, HI'lIX'TKI).
PA HIS (AP) The cIhhhIht or
deputies finance committee tmlay
rtcctcd liy a ote id' IU to f t the
SoclaliMs' proposal for a capital
levy.
TWO MAY III:) l!;AI.
MAIINHI li;i,l, Oi-c. (AP) Hip
coast gunrtl tuid citizens of Charles
ton, near here, are sciirchlng the
south slough for the ImhIIc.h of lis
ter tlnrs,, 21, and Albert Frame, III,
hnir brothers, lM liecd ilimvuctl
while limiting.
TWO MKN MISSINti.
roirrrANo, ore. (Ai')-Two
men are missing ns tho result of
two fishing boats being upset In ft
ivdllsloii off the mouth of the Co
lunibhi rler hist night with the
.steamer West Nomcnliim, said a
radio rcirt to I ho I 'cdernl Tele
grnph ctunpnuy hern today.
AB1H L li HIM ATTACK M.
IT;. French Munwro (AP)
AUIcl lirhii, lliftian leader. iHgnit
a vigorous offensive neai Tn,a to
day. 'Jin: French coiinter-at tuck
ed. General Pangalos New
Premier of Greece
ATHKNH (By the Associated
ress) General Pangalos, form
er war minister and one of the
leaders of yesterday 'it revolution
today definitely assumed the Greek
premiership.
Iowan Appointed New
Minister to Finland
KWAMPKCOTT (My the Axiorl
ated Presa) Alfred ,f. Pearson, ot
Iowa, wan appointed miultder to
Finland today by President Cool-
llK".
XTRA
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Decimals, ri Ana
Languages and "Coqtels
(lly Cbnrlct p. Stewart)
WAKIIINtlTON. (NK A Hp-etal)
This is a hind one. Culcsi the
reader is deeply learned, as I'm
not, he never' 1 1 be able to gl imp
Its fine points. Hut the broad gen
eral principle in eh-or.
Kver heir of p ? Not pie or
printer's pi. Pi-t(ilh Mer In the
(I reek alphabet Hn?h r mathema
tically, us you l;nou if you're up
on such stuff pi is uii d to denote
the tatlo of u circle's circumlereii
ce to Hh diameter. It Ktatts with
;i and ends v. tlh an infinity--lib-rally
so- of decimals. The diction
ary runs H up to :t I 4 l MCJtiit and
(hen atopii, out of bniih.
. To sctcnti.'tfM the Impon-'ilhllify of
arrivals, in this life, at the llual
T,
E
Firemen and Police Esti
mates as High as Two
Score Dead
HUNDRED IN PLACE;
MAJORITY ESCAPED
Gillis Theater in Kansas
City Laid on Ground in
Few Minutes; Roofs,
Floors Collapse. , :.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (By the As.
sociut.'d rroB) Firemen today
uikuii HiMUcliliiir the ruins of tho
CUIUS tlii'Uti'r ror bodies ot per.
sons bt'liivod to havo lost their
lives when fire mid explosion
wrecked tint theator and mora than
a doien stores last night.
John lloiran. fireman, was kill
ed on route, to tho fire when ft flro
truck overturned.
It Is estimated that 100 persons
were In the theater when the blast
occurred. 'I he number who . es
caped Is not known and tho causo
of the explosion Is unknown, al
though police believe tt occurred
In a restaurant In tho OIHIs build-
Ins. A nemo tn the restaurant
raid ho delected Bus fumes In the
basement half an hour before tho
blast.
At 2 o'clock this mornlua police.
and flro department officials esti
mated that from 3d to 40 persons
had lost their lives in tho esylosioa
und tire.,
fioewswork.
The officials, however, fnadc It
plain that their cstlmalo was at
the beat guess work and declared
that the number of casualties
could not bo determined with acy-
accuracy until a thorough check is
mrtdc of the ruins.
Tho explosion caino with start!- ;
Intr suddenness at 11 o'clock.
Flumes enveloped the structure al-,
most Immediately following the '
blast and the roof and floors of
the bulldlnft. constructed 42 years .
ago as tho city's finest playhouse,
collapsed.
Those able to escape did so al-
moHt miraculously, uccordlng to an
eye wllness. Kxlts, located on tho
second floor, were few. The rear
exit was cut off when wooden
Htiiirs crumbled.
8 K ATT 1, 10, (My the Associated
Press) The great need of the hour
is not faster or larger airplanes.
but reasonable ulda to navigation.
Culled Slates Hcnatur lllram Bing
ham declared toduy iu an address
on "Commercial Aviation" before
t he National Korelgn Trade con
vention. America Is slow In devel
oping commercial aviation, ho
said, because Americans think In
terms of rail row d und motor trans
port rather than in terms of navi
gation. Commercial uvlation does
not need rare aeronautical inven
tive sense so much as it needs the
application of common marine, sen
se. Pointing out tho need of belter
uiruaya and reul alrpoitu, Senator
Ptugham said:
"In shipping circles you under
stand the difference! between a
(Continued on Pug a Four.)
99
decimal la an Internal nuisance. Tt
prevents the solving of certain rid
dle... Iil;e M.iuuiing the elrcb which
Ira every mathematician's burning
umltillon to find the answer to.
W'dl. spiakiUR of freak laws.
Prof. Fisher, the political econom
ist, has dug up tho fact that a
Tennessee legislator once tried to
help Hclcnce out of til's dlftteUlty
)y Matnte. He Introduced bill, to
inahe p stand for 3 flat.
Compared with antt-evolutlonury
nactments. whul do you know a
bout that I
Practically nobody Is perfectly
bldii.gutil. This Is very notlceablo
hu Wiiiiliinirtoii, with Its largo as
F
DESTROYS
OS
NAVIGATION
IS NEEDED
(Continued on Pftge Six.)
"The turn of is.ovo.oo, or 'in a-.
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