La Grande evening observer., September 08, 1925, Image 1

EIGHT PAGES TODAY
CITY
EDITIO N
THE WEATHER
I'OHTUNl) (AP). Ore
gon: Cloudy on the coast,
fair in the interior tonight
and Wednesday; warmer In,
the Interior tomorrow,
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VOLUME XXIIL
MEMBER ASSOCIATE!! PHKKH
LA GRANDE, OREGON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1925.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 287
EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER
(Qhs&xxntt
GOLFERS IT
BUR MAKE
GOOD SCORE
La Grande Team Tlaces
Fourth in Annual Inter-City
Tourney
REYNOLDS TURNS
IN 73 ON SUNDAY
n yi
JivUI VJUllt'IB, X Idj iliji
on Own Course, Take
, ... -tjr tt; i
V U'St, Willi Waila VVal-
la a Close Second.
The La Grande team finished
fonrM in the int'-r-f-ii v golf tnurnn
nirnt at Raker Sunday and
day. In view of the fact that
Ki-mun teams comveted in the
tournament this showing can be j
considered very good. harl'n '
Iteynotds of the La Grande icam j
had a had day of it yesterday and j
turned in the low score of the
tournament for 18 holes. Mr. I
Reynolds went around twice for n.
total or 73 which la shooting reul
golf. ,
Playing on ther own rourre the
Itr-Kt'r goiters took advantage of
the breaks and came out at the
top of the score. Walla Walla was
second. 13o:se Golf club third. In
Grande fourth. Pendleton fifth,
Nampa six'h and the Hoise Coun
try club seventh.
Scores ;iven: '
The .score of the l.a tiraude men
and tlie team scores fo'low:
Sun. Mon. Total
O. II. lleynolds ..
O. I,. Uir son
C. Itohnenknmp
It. I'". Mili'pny
N. W.-HlnH, V.
II. K. Wnllcins ....
V. 11. Heater
John Theirn
Karl Stoddard ....
W: C. Perkins ....
I-:. 1,. Holmes
J. J. Oirr
A. J. Sliil.K"
Kimer Stoddard .
': W. Iiincner ....
I". 1.. .Mcveis
J. A. T( (lford ...
... ss
... S5
... 84
... 7
., SI
... H
... 85
... 91
... 92
... 95
... 9
...I HO
...1"S
97
... 99
73
85
us
Mi
lid
8 9
r
92
95
93
97
99
lli.l
91
138
Team Sinres:
linker
Wiilla Wullii
llolse Oolf Club
l,n Orumie
Pendleton
Naiiipa
lioise Country Club
28U4
GOLLEGE BDY
HURT FULL
j today.
I Gasklll walked Into the police
Kil route to collene at Salem, alon dei-iiing to be locked up
nfti r touring through stales to fnp , , offense committed. He was
the east, two young men drove turned over to the county autlior
Into l.u firnnde late last night jtles-lo whom his cont'e.-sion is said
and, being vf the opinion tint t0 ,ilvl, i,,.,,,! Biven.
they could sav. some money by yhv vrilitmvr l8 H laborer. He
finding sleeping qmuteis snine- n;8 ((,n (lrivnj? tni(.k fnr om
ciflt s a hotel or room ng
hotel or room ng
house, they
went into the nev
i building, being constt ut 'd
across Adams avenue from the
-'"; ,V,T .f;"'e' r'""r
I 111 IIUIUMIIK " .
tnoy enliTfd anil. walkiliR arroas
the floor. nichin.l Sio'PP1''''! I
Hlfpt"!'! '"to apai'i" "in' f"'H lo ,h"
litis.-nont floor iirlow. Tii- polic1
I'-illi-l iin innli'Hanri' ami hi' hh
take n lo I hi' (iinmli' Homli' hos-
jiilill when' lili'ilic-il Iri'iilini'lil
una k-lvon him. Ilimpllal n lit ho: i
tli'a loilay Hlnti Unit 1)1.1 InJiirlfH
uro not HiTious. no lioni'R licln?
Inokt'ti. lint tlini It
la Rhiiki-n nn
ronslili'iiibly. The ai'C'i'lcnt
currcd shortly after midnight.
Hi-Dads' Dinner Tonight
Will Honor Longfellow
Elgin Woman Passes
Away in La Grande
Lottie Ke.fer, daughter of Mis.
S-tn.li Tuttle of Klein, died yes-t-
r-lay nt tlu- home of V s. Cray
MavH.-n, i',.i!i Fifth sti-4-et. Lai
Grande, following h shoii Illness. I
S'ic nan bom I'eb'Uiiry S. If:,.f
Llgin, and whs 32 yeaif. six,
months and :'! i'hvs of ug- at '
I he time of her demise. i
le
11 fliuiKiit1
Tl!-
tl'-. uf Mclforrl. The rcmalnn nre
ll I Dip Snoflmiss and Zimmerman
chapi'i.
Registering
Of Students
Is Started
Seniors and Juniors En
rolling for Fall-Winter-Spring
Term of High
School Today.
ItOB'.strntion of seniors for tho
rull-winler-sprinK term of school
hrgan at the offices of K: 1. Tuw
ler, hltih school princlrul. this
nnrning. The response was grat
ifying, according to reports, but it
ts yet impossible to check up on
how many enrolled for the 'coming
semester.
This afternoon tlie Juniois are
registering and tomorrow the soph
omores and freshmen will have
their turns.
I raniuvi win open nerp nexi Aion-
day inormnir at !) o'clock. The
fr,"'""'- -ioois. incin.iing Hiv...--
ia. Creenwood. Wllliw unit Cen.-
Iral. will begin the term ;lt the Burnt
illour -
ACCEPT OFFER
TO BUY CLUB
At ft meeting of llic country
ftiill it. rector MMlny lit ikmhi nt
the Siiiiinier hold, it was le
ciilnl to mvepl nil offer maile
tliein In tlie nniiiiiut of SIR. 000.
fur the country club limine and
(rroiimbi. If tlie ileal (iocs tltroutcli
snccesHfiilly, anil all lndicnfions
lire that it will, members believe,
the new owners will take imiskcs-
! Kion January I, 102(1. and the
i-emriiH from tlie safe will In
iro-rntill among; the mciillM'.-:
arier all Indebtedness hai been
imlil.
violinist from
Chicago secured
", to teach music
18 1 Srs. J. A. Hopkins of Tbiker.
187 wd known In 1 Grande as n vocal
131 'nstruetor. wilt hold a cinn tomor
9 r w in the studios of H. KwKtm
199 Oregon s'diooi of music In tlie I.
28 O. o. l building.
91 It. K. Itobinson. vtollnit of Chi
97 cago. will arrive In la Grantle to
ward the latter part of the wvek
1U0 mid will start his cIhsms at the
st-liuol of muisic on next Tut-aday.
Mr. Hohinson is an Instructor In
213ft br.iss and reed instruments as well
2 .M 8 m iolin. )Le has studied at
'JTTiO collie of the best conservatories in
2 7 fit this country and also nt the Uonn
27t8 conservatory In Germnny.
offender Arraigned;
Bonds Set at $:J,000
Jess C.nskill. :elf confeased statu
tory ol l ender, was nrruined be-
!fnre the justice of the peace this
morning. lb- waived a preJiiu
Iniiiv hearing and was nound over
to the grand Jury by Judge Hugh
K. Id-iulv under $::ihmi bond. The
bond hod not been raised by noon
... , f n . . hlIllh(,r nn,i fuel
IVA yard. He moved to lot Grande ev-
uhniI lis ajo from I'eiuiieion.
Cilv Collects $30.00
From Drunk Quartet
.loss .lrffruon. J.'irli i':inipl'i'M.
II. I.. Vonnuliloo'l ami John Mar
tin w all finil ln In tlw 'o
tii-i- iro irt tins morning liy .liniir'
.1. I. Slatir, on cliaiKi'S of ilrunk-I'lHli-HM.
.Irfl'i'i-snn. r.-imp!"'li anil Yonn.
liloo.l panl Mull- llni-a inn .iiiinin
rliTtfd lo ai-rvi! oul rivi duy.i in
stead.
The 111-Pads are mobtiz;iU
agiiin for the fuM and white
sehool teiiiiH, This organization
of La CrtJin le buslneHs men whlcl'
does so mm li to help the fttHb-o'
i.D. I v of i he high Hfhool in It'
i various aetlvitb-H w ill eoiimi'-n. '
lo fnnetloii activt-ly ncain Cio
rvening, with a banuuet in bono
of J. T. Longfellow, -a ho is or
I he thr brt'I of Ms first 'e.l r
sup"rlntendent of the La Grati-'f
PchooN
tr. W. P. Me.Vinry. Rrand-d.i''
of the nrjrnntzaPon. tlin whoic
better toastrnacf"'. many i"-'-
! .vf. cxl-lii. nfflrlRlf nt I'
! Iwiniuet ti'i" '"nlnir It will bt
jKried .at the Foley hotel.
NAVY WILL PRESIDENT L -iqiiu I MITCHELL'S
CONTINUE HOPEFUL OF kijm jp;; , I CRITICISM
OH SEARCH UK IEI: WM9MmJ UNDER FIRE
Ships Seeking Missing
beaplane Ordered to ,
Keep at Efforts
NEW TERRITORY
TO BE COVERED
Administration Wants to
Find Men, If Possible;
and at Least Find Remains-of
PN-9, No. 1.
WASHINGTON (Hv the-Asoci-trd
rrs") Th naw will con
'nue It- search for the mlsslnp
rdane TX-S. No. t, lo-t imnr Ha
waii, as long as th BPghtoHt hope
f finding the crrw is left. Secre
tary Wilbur mnde this Matement
odav after r"v-wing reports of
he futile search..
The nary not only wsnts to find
the men but falling In that It wants
n find the s':iplano to determine II
riossiblc whut caused the accident.
(Continued on Page Five.)
The American i.eglon mountain
"limb which was to have been
Ion yesterday wns postponed on
i count of unfavoralde west he t
conditions. The members uf the
imrty hail planned to climb onr
if the high peaks near Ice 111;
-iUed J a if ion Mountain. Thiw penk
lias bcrn scaled few times and
lias never been named on the
maps but is one of the highest
in Kastern Oregon.
The date for the ciimb has
not been decided upon since the
postponement.
XTRA
HOAWN OT PAVINtJ
'.'lll( A(;0 (AP) 1-. K Wetllin.
ninnngcr or the statistical bin-can ol
western iallrmnf, lestlliiit us the
opening witness fit I lie Iniersiatc
commerce commission Iteariu; In
the western In'Uht rate AiitaiK e
fuse, sold that nlino-M oiie-fiftb oi
tlio money iueicil In western rail
roads failed to reeeie any lliuiu-
'lnl returns lat year. He declared
i-nh n linn in 1 1 II tl uuk A ..
int cent, I'ltmparetl jlh A.lo IHT
cent last year.
12 ii;ai at u i:atcmli;.
U L.VVM'HKI-: (AP) Spurred
by tlie discovery of man icroiinJ
erfecis and the cl'4'.iiiig of Mts. it.
It. Snitlie, prubtM'd fmni tlie rub
bish, rescue workers lolled in n
'ruitless senrch for her body or
that of any other known niissju
r fiend. , The cUuidbiirst (oil now
Mauds nt I- dead, four missing.
pa it; o. thial.
P)KTLAM (AP) -Clement .1.
Pupe. fonder (etiuaii iee t-imsol.
went on (rial todu eliarged with
I ornery and cndH'lenu-iit. A Jury
was obta(nel and elnioii ht acted.
IIASI.IIAI.I, IU S! I IS.
(H,v tlm A.Hix'inteil lrii)
IC)N,i. I.I .M.I i ..
Itusimi 5-2, .cw ork ;l-1.
hl' iiao :t. iIiiImii'k 2.
I'lnlii'l'-iplilil 0. Ilrunkhii I.
A.Mi;iti-. i,i;a;i i:.
New lol'k 5, Itohloll I,
Minister Assigned to
M. E. Church South Here'
SI'OKANK. W:mli. Illy Hip As
worialerl I'r'-HR). ysliriilln-nt. d!
inlnift'T fit the clniiinv neision nf j
'iie I'ftrific norlhverl rnnfiTenr' j
"f tlie Met linillRt Kpiflcopul churi'h 1
Kouth Inrlmiel: f
Willi Walln, SI-iii- l)ili-'l: Hi
I;er. (Ire.: A.J Stiirnii'r-. Il'n'ion.
.1. II. renlnill: '-orVHlin. II. .1. Hart.
r: Co'iullle. N. I'. II 'I, I' lunkHn
uii'l YHincll, V. II. Ilriinliiiin: f.n
ininli-, J. A. Hull: M-'l'""l. .1.
I), I'min: Mill'in. .1. II. N"-.-.l Im m :
lci'"nr'Hn'l. W. K. i up i.'"yne: Myr
Me I'r'fk. T. ;. I'ullirn'm: Mvrlle
I'olMl. W. II. Sliiilh: I'i'irlli. II. li
1'iitx: roitiiin'l, r'irnt iilriieli, T.
It. Whe.lir: I'nrlliiti'l, lililiin'nii
i-hui 'h to lie tiiill-'l: liiehiiin.l.
I. W. l'uM"ll: Ili.K.l.iirB. . ;J.
I'clieily: Tunic nt, A II. r. :i.l.
'on: W.-ltiin, S. I) Wnlte n: Wi1
'liiinn. fji-'iiire ll' iner: V mr'il''-.
Murtin l:ii'l''!l(fe: I "onler rnrf
llMinit' tint. I N. Hllff'ie. i
H. 8. SiianK'e khi nunifl pr
vtin$ eider 01 the 1'ortiunil Uii-trlcU
LEGION CLIMB
IS POSTPONED
IConcerned Chiefly with , i r- f teJ8' - - 1 K I
Having Conference' . S M' ii U n -. ; J 4
That Is Success ,..it V 01 . -' 'TTNi- v V 1 I
NO COMMENT MADE
ON PA1NLEVE PLAN
League of Nations, Open
ing Its Sixth Assembly
Yesterdays May Spon
sor .Movement.
' BWAMl'SCOTT. M; si., (F-V the
tssoclited Press.) till bnpeful
that conditions abroad ioon will be
prnp tious for c.lliinc another ri's-
rmrmeri eonfernee. the pres;
rlont Is concerned chiefly with hav
ing conference held that gives
promises of result and does not
are pirtbulnrly where It Is held
or who calls It.
Comment was with beld nt the
summer white house on the an
nounced Intention of Premier I'aln
levo, of l-'rance, to urge the league
if natiors to sponsor pnothnr con
ference as noon as the security
prohlt-m is settled.
assi:.miu.y oi'i-:i-:n
GENEVA (AP) With a hopeful
start laid In settling the supreme
problem of Enropcnn security, the
ixth assembly of the league of nn
Mona took Tip its work Monday In
an ntniosphere of confidence and
with the ennvicthin that wo-ld
peace can be placed on u solid
foundation. -
This spirit
of optimism
oursea delivered by
lied the disco ursi
Paul Painleve, premier of l ranee,
who called the assembly to order
nd by Senator Houl lundurand of
Canada, whom the iissunibly elected
ts president. The same spirit, too,
seemed to radiate inside and out
side the ussembly hall as sintesman
from 60 land established their first
. . (fonttnnrrt on Psge Tits.)
STATE BANK OF
PASCO FAILS TO
. OPEN ITS DOORS
OI.YMPIA. Wash., (Hy the Asso
ciated Press.) Owing to difficul
ties growing out of poor crop con
ditions and inability to realize upon
froen nvseln, officials of the State
bank of Pasco lurried over the bank
lo the, division of ' banking for
liquidation.
COOS SHERIFF
M A HMI 1 l-'I Kl.l), (.ire., P.y the
Associated Press.)-- K. P.. Klling
8i n, Sheriff of Coos count y, died
here Inst night from In iuri-s fiif-
fered in an automobile
uhteh occurred Sund:ty.
his falher-ln-l-iw. J. li.
Mandon, was killed.
ideid.
n'li icb
el Of
PISSES MY
Winds of Chance" Will
Be Run by the Observer
An Ideal
Time To
Sell
Tbeif is no better time HmiI
the r'MI for ou lo M-mim' of
surplus f ii r ii I I II r e . dUu-ed
clothes, extra iiineblnery. house
hold riiiipmenl, etc.
tn enn gel Iniim-diate re
Kpone and c:t-h return with n
-.mall. Inep( n-lve ant Ad In
I be Ole-erver' Cla-.vfled Cfd-unin-.
No )iaye is rem I with
giiMiler imr iimmi' regular Intei'
cs. It I. I be market place of
I ii 'on a ml a I hew a count fes.
t.et thai elrn tendv money o
dn pbone iHir ad to ;dn
Tbc co I Is mnll, the recoils
arc iuimiillali.
Observer Adverlistng
A Mercluuidbuug K;rvlce."
...11 -i?J-?' t3L,
1'hn Inst picture taken of tlie officers of tin; wrovkeil illriirililo te!-n!r-2!!. AH t..ee oniccra
wcie on the ship nt the t:niv W iiie crash. I'n.nt inv, left to right: Lieutenant It, C. .Mayer,
IjiCuu-iiniit J. li. linwcenec, l.lenteiiniit A. It, Houghton and I.icuo lumt s. H. Halliburton. Hack
row, left lo rhxht: Lieutenant 1'.. W. Sbeppurd. Lieutenant (.'. II. Kie-4-ntbal, Lleiiteunnt (.'onmuud
er nctinry lJtiisiUmne (in couiiiuuid). LleutcmiuT CViiiitnnnibr Louis HuiietH'k and Lleutcmmt
V. K, Iwiiiseh. Of tills group Lunsdowii, LnwiMicc. Houghton, HaneK'k and Siicppanl ue.ro killed
in luc ci'iisli of the big: ship,
CHIEF WILL BE
El
SWAMPSCOTT, Mass.. (Special)
President Coolldge has author
ized the stateuint that he will at-
lend ,h0 Sf,vema AnnllI1, conven-,
'(on Qf he Amnriean ,(.Kion ttt I
Omaha, October & to it, it has been
anno.jnd(?d here. I
Til' statement was made shnrlly'
afUttjie Pres.denl talkud with Al
ton T. " Itovuirta, of Marnuette,
Mich., chulrmun of the legion's j
comniitteo in charge of distinguish
ed guests, - Karlv last surlng, it
iras leurned. National Commander i
James A.' I train extended an invi
tation to Mr. Coolldge to attend
the convention, and at the time the
president ,s reported to have said
ho would like to come providing
the opportunity oftered.. His ac
ceptance came shortly before ar
ranging his removal from the sum
mer white house here to Washing
ton. This will be Mr. Coolldge's sec
ond visit to an American Legion
national convention. In IHL'1 while
vice pn uldent lie spoke at the Kan
sas City convention w here he re
ceived an ovutlon from the service
men.
While no definite announcement
bus been made as to the day Presi
dent Coolldge will attend, tenta
tive plans, subject to immediate
change, ure bflng 'mad" for hhn to
speak Tuesday morning, October :
review the giant pmade In the
nlternonn and attend the distingu
ished guest -committee in the eve
ning. '
I'lMHiden! Coolldge has shown In-tcn-si
In American Legion affatis
heretofore, and his uccrplaiico oi
t he legion's Invitation Is still nn
ni her recognition. In his mesa ire
to congress last winter v h' u tin
short Feei:on up-lled, lie reeoin
mended lo the congreBs a thorough
fCnriHniied on I'sgo Klvn.)
The I : veiling ( ibHcrver w ill b
i-ln piib'leat on ol Ilex lleaeb'
Wl'tds ot Chillier." ill S -tial fot HI
Monday, Sepiember 1 L '1' I' e
story, n glomorous tale of the
o n-st for glittering gold, pitched
iri I Iin color Hil background of t Ik
fro.en nort h, u 1)1 be published 111
:'. 4 dally Intnllinents.
"Winds of Cbanee" vn recen'-
iv filmed by tin- l-'irst Nat ion' 1
llicturen. under the direction id
ll'iiink Lloyd, who produced tin
Sen Hawk' and m.uiv other tug
MiceeHses. Several of fie ncui-f
nerp taken at Wallows Lake. Tin
:-t Included Anna i. Nil. son
lien Lyons. C'aude fLUhutwat.-i
John T. Murray, Mobiiit ItosuoiHi
; n nd ot ;.et s.
"WdidM of ('ha nee" w ill alro o
! presented at C'e Arcade theiit. i
'.t'lllie lime In flcfnlii!'. wlli'h Wll!
I..- the first showing of Hie pie
, t m e In Oregon.
1 I Kil .M, MAN WINS
! i;i "f ) l-LN K. Ore.. (My Ire Afttoet
pr'HH i -L, K. Siitine'ii, o"
i;'o:-ni'. w : s liieh pond men id
Hit n.-colld atiouitl trap inhoot S'lli
dny and ysterdiy ot t'o- Lane
county sportsmen's a ocbil leti with
II tn.il of 4:t!' OUt Of C'l litu" h
IM lirnham, of Coijullle. nun the
handicap shoot witli u scum of 4s
lu the bu-bird event. ,
AT T!
1
it'
Rules Fight
Is Taken Up
In Portland
Dawes, in Speech , Last
Niirhr A,Wfl Armi-
,.b..v, .m,v.u
ment AgajnSt Suggest-
Pf Chan fro in Senate .
llrtUfa. 111 -T at .
'
POUTLAND (Hy the Assorlut-
nd I'rcsst.--lteviewing his attack
on the rule of the L'qltdd Htaies
senate. Vivo-p reul dent Cluirles t.
TXtwes, In an ad.his here Inst
Dlght n ioled records to disprove
Hii- urvument that more uws
iirKone in miii u""
would be passed If the right to
unlimited debate were taken fr om
the senate.
"It stands to lAnmn." M".
Dawes said, "that any holy which
for the privilege, of acting as a
unit must make conceHHions to Its
individual members will pass
iiunj Hhiiiiinmii, uiiii-i imiiHn -
ing eii:al, that a body which does
The facts are that In the
five sensious of congress, I be
sen -
ale witli If.") members panned 12
more bills and resol utlons t Imn i
l lie house of representatives with
4:ifi nii'inbers.
"The Senate passed I he la rate
nimb'M- or :i I i;i bills and r.nulii
lions in thoKe in yiurs oul of a
total of a hunt Jlt.oeo inti id iced,
ami the house, Willi ma.ioiiiy c .
ture, passed the lesser numbi'r of
H ;3U out of about S2,MfMi bilhi and
icsolulloiis int mI need." j
Mine Worker Slabber!;
In Critical Condition
MAKKH. t - , fSpedal.) - An
nllrration ;t H"1 M pthet- i.c-b- rip
r siiPed in the wounding
of one nod tie amst of O.ive
Aitbur, p'dinitM nt minim: lium ye-
terd;ty. fl. ' '. Tucker is In a criti
cal cor (hi ton at a local Ik, spit a I.
stahhi-d in t lo- led side and ari.i.
Arthur dot-iiarg d Tucker and
-ifter Tin ker ree.-vt-d Ins p iy
check he nut Aithur and a tlgiit
ensued, rcpfirts a ty.
Noel Pleads (Jiiilty
To Kidnaping Charge
MoNTVI.AIIl (Itythe Awoi-lated
Pick :.) - - I larii.Hon Noel, ,'0-y. in -old
son of a proiiiliient Monici.-ilr
lamilv, .Mond'iv pleaded i;'iilt to a,
chnrge of kl'huilitnit e:i f-old
Mary Italy, whom he told the police
he shot to death. He ple;id.-d not
...III. ti. tl... murder nf I'tivmooi
pierce, in Rro ch.iuffeur, j
In an curlier eonfe-slon Noel said
that he had killed Pierre til order
to obtain an a ut ouiotiib- lor ' h"
kldnupirg lie will be inralcne-1
later for Ihe murder of the child.
Noi-l'S plea tn t he 1 e 1 111 it Ilk'
ehiirge w.i.'i rnttred ;it Monti to i r.
where the child Med. He was
'hen liken lo C'fhir drove, when-
he ft;ild lite mindiT ol Pierce oc
"if r red, ((, arnilKniiH-iil on the
other Chi"'e,
MAN i'ltAWLS 4 MILI'.S
MAItSHI-'ILLI'. Ore .1. (V ib d
len. in harge u a fot.;.i fin- s-,-i
ion lookout, wounded b :ee:den-
tal dh ctu'tge rd his own r v dver
en h loiieK trail, hurl to cawl four!
M) He on hlM klO-es to H ti lephoil
lli'iiden fainted font or five tine
l.cfoif he could g-t a tl
through for relief, He w s brought
out on a sled and may recover
MEIERS PIEET '
TRAGIC DEATH
MANILA. (Hy' the Associated
1'ren.s.) Thlrly-llve fishermen ore
believed to have, been drowned In
a typhoon In the Hula sen, near
1 nmWHn '". consiauuuuy re-
pons train me occmenuu migros
Province indicate. .,.
Survivors who drifted in on u
"out after ImUllnir .with tho
- muw for several days brought an
account of tho trugedv. Tho dead
men weru niciuburs uf the Moro
tribe. '
" !
J) StCgCman to Help
, - . f Ad.Lim.
VWcilu j n v -zvmn-Lva
Ki GKNK, Ore.. !ty the Asso-
dab d I'lens.) I (r. Wilson Stege-
man. lormer captain and tackle of ,
,,. rtve.sity of Chicago football
t(.1Llll, has been appolubd assist-
, une coach ut the fnlversity of
inegon. Slegeman learned football
uiiuer man n uiieiitKe
Poiti A irlu in I0iohfiiio
1 Fire at Uorsng, Oregon
HoltINd, Ore., (Hy Ihe Assucl-uti-d
Pr"hs. -Kire of uncertain
origin destroyed h" Portland litec
tiic power company s'ation bouse
l.isi , night and for a lime tni::
eni cl It i spread to other buildings.
Two operators tried to get water,
on t he blaze but the water pres
sure w s loo low. Ilain aided In
checking Ihe flames: .
Hall nt Madras Imnuiges Wheat
MAItllAS, (in-.- Investigation of
Hi" extent of hail storm by a rep-re'-)nt"tive
of the hail Insurance
veuled that Ihe storm
eouip my t
was eoniined to approximately lb mi
acrcH ul standing wheat, causing
an M' pMr cent loss, which was esti
mated at 12. (Mm bushels.
France, England Place
U.S. In Awkward Light
(I'.v Charles P. Stewart.)
WAS 1 1 1 NC.'I ( tS, I N K A Special, t
-;mph-ilii- as 1'iuie Sinn's otti
i-idlH me. In itoi't going to i'oi't;lv'
Krance Hie fimii-y she owes to us
i-ven though Kiighmd Intends to di
Ht), I he fact remains I hat I lo
l.-p iieh jind lint K.i, between them
have managed lo place America it
1(11 IIWKttMPI inin.noii
W ).:.! h'rilllf.- IK-IS (lilt CM 1IM' "II
Utic- gets
gain between her T lliiuiee inltliStet
M. CalUnox. and Winston Ch'trelull
Kngland's chanceilnr of the ex
clieoui-r, is clear nougn.
Sic pays l per cent on
owes lo the ttr.Msh, w hile
l-r are paying otf the C.iH
It'll st.r tO'V.-r's to pay Ih
what slu
Hie hit
Mr-States
e piinci
p.d.
Hot what does Lnghmd g-t oul
of 11'.' Writ, .John Hull makes verv
h dli eis that lie UneHti't ttlilii
he h -i s a. eh inee to proMI by.
III the Hi h place, Krnncc t
s'liie s the gi- .d' r purl ol Lnglnnd's
j intri i st p.- nn li ts lo t lie I lilted
i StittfS the 'I pel cent they atu-e
to p.,y to Cue llr:t;Sh vv III If til"
HiMiNli.ire paying America.
I hut h i 1 1 1 1 1 c II lo llie goou.
in t(tp r It. vow as Hoy may
.l.i.l t)...t. u,.nl iin nil 1. 1 t'hitnrel.
;"'"! lor of the Lxcheuuer Winston
1 Churchill agrees to on behalf of
the llidlsh, tho American rupre-
Inspector General of the
Army Ordered to Con
duct Investigation
WAR DEPARTMENT
AWAITING REI'ORT
Court Martial Proceed
ings May Be Initiated
If Grounds for Discip
linary Action Found.
WASHINGTON, ( Hy th Associ
ated Press.) Colonel William Mit
chell's latest criticism of the ad
ministration's air service policy has
been referred to the inspector gen- .
oral of the army for an Investiga
tion and f rTjrt.
War department action will not
be determined until the report In
received.
I Should grounds for disciplinary
action be found, Acting-Secretary
of War Davis will then decido
whether court murtlal proceualng
should be initiated.
Major General Helmlck, Inspec
tor gencrul, presumably will call
upon Colonel Mitchell for facts. On
receipt of a statement from tho
colonel thut ho did make charges
against the army and nuvy con
tained In a statement Issued at San
Antonio Saturday, General Hulmtck
will be in a position to formulate
his recommendations.
The tuition of Major General
Hin,.B( chief of ataff, In reterrlng
ne matter to General Helmlck is
n hn with the routine procedure.
M;ijor General Hull, Judge advo-
cuto general of the army, will
probably also bo consulted.
' WllililJU KK1LI1 :
vVABHfNtJI'Or, (fJy thd Abo-,-
elated i'rosa.) Secretary Wilbur
today replied Indirectly to one
charge of Colobol William Mitchell,
In his attack on tho navy ou ur.y
air service.,
The seer.-larv snld thn Ihn Rh,n-
andoah had not been sunt on the
western trip In un effort to make
up for the failure of the polar
thght and tho Hawaiian flight.
The western voyage had been
pnnm.U montha ago. berore tho
Hawaiian flight was arranged, and
(lboul the tlmo ,hu arcUc expodi.
Uon wua engUgrd upon
SWAMPHOOTT, Mow. 'By iha '
Associated Press) President Cool
ldge will bo back ut his desk in
Washington on Thursday.
1 tcctslon to end his vacation,
here was reached by tne president
as hi; and Mrs. Coolldge spent lb 1
unlet Labor day ot White Court
and celebrated the 19th birthday
of (loir son, John, who Is with
,thein
Mr. Coolldge will return to Wash
lugton by train, making the trip
oveVnlght and probably leaving
from Sah-ni where he arrived H
j weeks ago Tuesday.
lelllatlvrs at the ddjt settlement
onfertuice are surely to b sub
"cied to tremendous pre.' a ir" to
do 11.
It by any possibility they yield,
Knglund assuredly will s ay she's
nl it led to as Tnvonible termH as
France and demand that tlie prin
ciple of her debt to the United
'dates bo cuncelbid also.
The French will put up a talk
boul like this:
"We were all fighting together.
t;;hi ing with your money. You
might ns well expect us to In
demnify you for the Uvea you lost
. a ask us to return the money you
spent.
"Another thing. Kngland Jump--d
in and began helping ns at the
cry beginning of the war. Yet
die nays we needn't pay her.
"An1 you, who waited until the
hist minute, going to be any h s
liberal? And finally, if you don't
.ulinil the weight of these coiisid-
ra!hms. here's something e se for
you to bear In mind.
"You declared war before you
uere ready to begin fighting and
we h-dd the line for you- p.-otcct-ed
you, In fuel whlb- you were
gctling up ah am to go Into action.
How about a Tow billions' worth of
financial recognition r what wu
did for you V
COOLIE ENDS
SUB'S REST