La Grande evening observer., September 11, 1925, Image 1

EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER-EIGHT PAGES TODAY
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CITY
EDITION
THE WEATHER
l-fHiTIAND (AP) Ore.
Ron: Ucnerully cluudy to
liiKht ttiitl Saturday. Alou
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VOLUME XXIII.
MKMKKK AHHOC1ATEI1 PHEHS
I.A GRANDE. OREGON. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 290
NO. 1
1) 71 1TI
9
9
AND
SAFE
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VIGIL ENDS
I SUCCESS
FOR POLICE
Liquor Law Violator Is
'raken and Fined $250
in Police Court
MOONSHINE CACHE
WATCHED BY COPS
Hint Given by Woman
Followed Up; Gallon of
Liquor Is Confiscated
)Vith Arrest.
Patience wins In the end.
't .i.ti was etfectivciy proved to
day with the eonviet ion and sen
tencing of Nicl; Batch, liquor law
violator, tn the police court this
tii'inhift. I
Charged with possession of a '
gallon oi niuun.sii.tiL', iJa.eh plead- j
ed guilty to t h; uec uau lion and
was fined $:;:.o by Judge J. I).1
Sinter. Trial was held m the
cty eo ul ut 10 o'clock.
l'ol lowing the pronouncement
of t ie penalty, Batch failed to
provide t lie sum and was con
fined to the city .iail to nerve oui
tlie amount at the rate of u !
day. I 'iih as the fine in paid, he
will do u stretch of 125 Cays in
the municipal jail.
JJaich was arrested by Oeor.ge
l'ieice in cooperation with t!i"
police department curly last
night.
Long Vigil Itcuurdc)
Accord I m me atory told by
iltf. police, u numan. whoae iden
tity Is unknown, called to the
police esterduy,
stating that soma
moonshine w as
cached alon
Monroe :;teet.
The police inveptiuated
fomill
the lliunr hlddin in an nll-v.
and decided to await further de
vfioiuu. nls.
ne n'tiit-- s'rod watch until
anpper time when he. v, ua n iu v
ei oy anotiiei-. l.uiii- Jii'-h in
s.-itfl to I uve v nproiifhed I he jilt;
of liij lur hut failed to pick it up.
iirr.eivh ieUeve that this visit
was merely to determine if the
innonshin.- was safe.
I'iei-ce relieved the police ma a
'((Ton tinned on T'Ke l-'lv.)
LOCAL PIONEER
DIES IN BAKER
t'.eoige It. Gibson, aged 0!t
years and pioneer of TnUm ant
Watloviu counties, died, yesterday
afternoon ai A o'clock at 1 he
Pro ten' a nt hospital in Maker fol
low ing an i'liH.ss of several days.
The deceased came to l-'astt-iu
Ori-gnn in 1 sm; and has since
nride his home in I his locality.
Flim-ml services will be held at
the Hohnenkamp chapel Sunday
afternoon at - o'clock, with the
Pev. (i. V. Jones, of. the Citrlstian
chinch, officiating. In; rnient will
be n th" odd KrliowH1 ceiii"t'ry.
Mr. Gibson leaves to mourn his
loss, ins widow, the following sons
iiml linughters: G. W. Glhso-i,
.Mrs. II. II. Huyliss. ll.rel Gl'.
sn. nT la fliande, Mrs. H'igil
Kill y of Enterpr se, nnd , S.
Gibson, of Taeorna, Wash., b.
sidi's a host of f t iem:s.
School Leader Urges
Parent's Cooperation
Preliminary to the opening of
high fchool next Monday morn
ing, K. 1 1 Towler. principal, has
Issued a eireti'a r letter to stud
en's' paren's pointing out several
it ms of mporance In reference
to 1 le institution.
The hiti-r pomts out that the
local school of tei s u wide choice
of s ihjert4 in tin' coins-- of study
as n-wiy atreuged ;md also urgiM
pupils en'er'ng high school for
the first time to s-b-ct i.ome
coin sv and follow it through.
A plea for cor. p. ration is also
made. "l-'Tir surcessfu! guidance
th'-r. must b- rooperatinn be
tween the p:ii.-nis and the school"
Mr. Tow :.! says. 'e e.p ( billy
Urge ymr rnoie-ration reganbtig
application and attendance. Prep
atatidii cannt be made entirely
during school hours. Systematic
home study during week nights
and iTgjia.r attnJu:ite aie casu
Heads Vets
i -
Ufa vZ . i h
rol. V. tT. Minh-v or TmKr.
Oltla., Is tlie new nalional com
niiiiiilei of tlie Veterans or
J ou in Wars, eloctod at the
iff l I I f OltM-tltlOii Hi T'lllsii.
Ho lias bom a coal mine Inty,
ttmboy, lawyer, banker, Mjhlicr
and oil otfrninr.
Jmc Woods and Arthur WHtnn.
old lime Htaa drivers who are to
he featured with a Hlx-horae team
each at the PVtultclon Kountlup,
f!f( this morning with their horses
and equipment to drive to Pen-
dleton. .
j The two teaniN, six splendidly
matched grays and six hay horses,
were exhibited by Mr. Woods and
Mr. Welton for the edification of
the Ininaii-s werf atltudjints al .he
hoNpital who enjoyed the display
iiumi iuely.
ISaby Clinic at Union;
Session Here Tomorrow
lr. Maud Kelly, Washington. O.
j i ., cm in u itnre w oi Ker. is con-
tluciing her first ha by clinic in
I'n.on rn :nty today at I'nion.
The clinics are all-day affairs and
I he ye ond and last will he held
at the high school tomorrow, be
ginning at a o'clock In the morn
ing. Miss Marnuardt, county nui s,
and a staff of assistants, will help
Dr. Kelly here.
Fire Truck Called Out
Twice for Minor Fires
! lin ing I he last 24 hoii i s t he
fiie department was called out t.n
two alarms but both fire prov-.-d
to b' of small consequence. At
S: t S this morning an nlai m was
tinii' d in from box -4 for a resi
dence at "M 14 Adams avenue. The
f'uc bad ea'irM fire Inside but
little or no damage was done Ihe
house. At 2:4i yesleflay after
noon t be truck made a run to
7M take re-t on a call from
box ;tf.. The only damage done
In this instance was to scvet-il
shingles on the roof which hud
caught 1 u e from sparks.
tlal. Anything that might divert
tit t nt Ion from school work, such
as socal affairs during the week
or dances will prevent satisfac
tory progress In school work. A
: student vho hnhiluaMy fails in
J school w oi k Is not a success, re.
gacllens- of proficiency In act'vi.
ties. It Is the desire nf the nt:re
: facutty t li;t mot rs and lathe s
visit t'te s'-hoois often and t-nk
: out On- boy's or girl's prospects."
In conc'ii.'ion Mr. Towler em
ph usiz' s tiiat the faculty b"tieves
In the not ma I f "net toning of
student hoc:ji I life and school a -ti.
It i'-H. "Tlie'r iitlitude tnwai d
all school Bdivit Irs. propei ty
chaperon'-d. Is one of sympat hv.
. Tl.f-y w ill not allow anyone to
. participate in these aetivittes
w I'ow attitude, conduct or scho
larship unwat rants it. In short.
( thr. school stands for the ve-y
high x'andnrds of Conduct, inor-
iawty uml tjcholarahip."
DRIVERS IFF
TO PENDLETON
E
FULL TERM
Majority of Students
Registered Prior to
Opening of School
FIRST BEI L WILL
lvIAu UN JJlUALIAl
'
HER
Tocfo,. MnnTn,,!,.!, i?nnt.;''rT.1"" . r .
iW TVTontnr in r!ltv,:in tlle 'Ilst f('w nmnlhs. He Kiui
rv a r' l rr i
1'Uan 01 VjII'IS lUKHlg
Up Her Work.
With the nmieritv of (ho stu
I
u-iim n-KiwvnM me miin mm-k-i its, COuntry teriitorv, nn(
well n the other public wchools of dually reornn'ze the
iji iirunoe will start cia.ises on
Monday morning.
Nearly all of the teachers, new for some time. Much of his time
and old. nr1 In the city at pre-"ii In the near futue will be sp nt
ready to start their work of in-(ont over the county. Slater Wllld
Killlinp ttnowledije into the pupils, idon. who has been man n per of
Among the Into arrivals who re. the carrier boys and collector in
ported either yesterday or this the city, will devote his entire
I morning are Mtss Mabel Nennett, time to handi ng hia Journal
Idean of gir a and hesd of the Eng-lapeucy n this territory.
1 1151 department, who. spent the! The new circulatou man, Mr.
summer in Eugene and on the ( Thntsner, Is thnrourrhly expen
cnnt ; Miss Kt ore nee Thompson. enced with the newHjm per woi I;
also a summer resident of Eugene; , he takes up hero and win ?tk
Miss Anna Itavls. head of the com- ilo better erUr wherever poHti
merclal department, who arrived ,hl Hnhscribets will find him at
from Portland: E. A. MeKachran. ; tentivo to eomjdalnts and nnxious
hesd oi th manual arts depart- '. to provide delivery and collection
.mentand Mrs MeKaeheran, princ- "contaet of high order.
Ilptil of the t'entral school, returned
from a trip to Wisconsin ; Owen
I'lchHieu, the new manual training
Instructor from W. H. r;- J.ester
MaeTavlsh; hed of th uthleUe
department; Miss Rulh Johnson of
, Quentln. Minnesota, a new addi
tion to thf fariilty snd JJIanehe i.
, S peers.
who will, leach at Central
I school. . -. m ;
Priucita1s to Meet.
I Superintendent l.otigfidlow will
meet at '2 o'clek this afternoon with
the principals of the four grade
schools and fie high school. To
morrow morning at 10 o'clock a
general teacher's meeting will he
I held in the high school auditorium.
Miss Mabel ilenueti, fjean of girls,
announces that girls who d-sire
living quarters during the school
i.war nr residents oi l.a Grande
who will take one or more In their
homes, will lie taken care of
through her office.
Thu deun of girls is a member
(Oonitnued on Page flvn.)
jWolf Creek (Jranjje
Fair Is Next Week
The Wolf rreek grunge will
hold Its annual fair on l-Vidav and
Saturday of next week, September
IS mid 1 !. Besides the regular ex
hibits a program will be a lealuro
of Saturday's showing. The fair
will he held at Wolf ('reek, about
four miles west of North Powder.
Linfield Caravan Is
Here During Evening
A eiravnn containing about
students who are lo attend I.iu
ffeid college at Me.MlnnviMi'. Ore-1
gon, this fall arr'ved In Iji Grande
last evening. Members ,f the ,
curavan were recruited in the vic
inity of lob-f. Idaho nn.l tn iHdl- I
thin to tlie 3T. students there wt'
about five others In Ihe party who
were furnishing ears.
The members of t he nrt van
were taken care of in l.a Grande
last evening by the liaplist con
gregation of this citv. In most
insaners the courtesv of n bed and
breakfast was extended.
The party left this morning and
experts to reach Hood piver bv
night where arrsngements li'tv
been rnnrle t house the parte In
much the same manner as at I,r
Grande,
Upflehl college h tun tut " tnerl bv
the Kapllst church. It gives the
students general educational work
and nlso furnishea training for the
mini-try. A feature of the school
Is the remarkably low cost of at
tendance. More Than SCO Enroll
At Enterprise School
1 EVTKPPItlSE. Ore. (Specb.l )
The s-'hnol here, after a sum
mer's IdP-neap. in iitfwln the scene
of uivenil" activity flatly.
The enrollment the first day
this week was nearly th- sun-- as
In l''JI. Compiiratlve ftgeres rr.t.
low. hieh school (li2.r) Ul,
grades 371; high achuul il'JZi)
125, grades J70
Circulation ,A
Is Handled
By New Man
D. E. Thrasher in Charge
of Evening Observers
Distribution, Effective
Next Monaay.
SUirtins luluy nil aitlitlolls Is
ma.ie to i i.p uudiHsa f,... or j i.b
livrninn oicrvLT. i. k. Tumshi-r
coining to La Grande as clreuht
'tion manager (throughout The Ob
(server's territory. Mr. Thrasher's
j Lome was .roiuierly in Maker a;d
I he has ben in I lie . circulation
'liitelllsetuMT and the I'orll'ind -
! Tt'leirrniii In rinl vnum l4n h.'
1 ... ... ...... i.
'i.Mra. Thinsliir ul
alt-i-ady lointiMt
in the city..
Mr. Thrasher will Rtadually as-J
sume full chnrpe of The Obs";
ver's circulation work, as he be-
conies fain II in r with the clly and
will
entire d-
partntent a I our Hues that I ave
been planned by the publisher
EN'TEPPPDSK. Ore., (Special.)
Marking the approach of the
close of (he season nt Wallowa
lake, the Enterprise chamber ol
commerce gathered for a dinner
at Wonderland lodge Tuesday
nlht. It was an opportunity for
member to become better ae
qualntcd with Manager J. Mac
phersou and to discuss with him
closer cooperation for the develop
ment of the county's tourist at
tractions and ot her resources. A
delightful dinner was served.
The chairman of the evening
was J. A. Iturleltt-h and. alter cali
Ing on several members of the En
terprise delegation, he asked Mr.
Macpherson lo speak. M r, Mae.
pherson told briefly some of
past experiences and training.
chef and steward of htrgi
and cafes In lioslon. Nev
and Poi-thend and of his
'bibH
York
wheat
farms In Canada, lie said lie uts
familiar with part of the lake bus'
ness, but the si rict ly resort end
was new to hitu.
Need Volume of ' IliiMrtcvn
Tin1 financial success of such n
bns'n'SB, he said, requires large
vi'iume. It is now necessary lo
buy In small quantities and the
expense of delivering goo'-'s at t In
take Is a factor. Thus lar tin- dif
ficulty has bcn that the business
(tf the resort has been week-end
business. Each week-end he has
had to turn away palronn, at -ill
accommodations have been taken
font inuerl on Page PI vs.)
New
People
Constantly
There are new people ai ri h f
In I -a (.isnde ciuistantlj. They
want liomeH, apnrlincn's, ro lin
ing plant, pbu-c tr eiithon
drcits of things that go tit
make up ever) -day II Ing.
The (ilwiii-r has hiinndiale
f nil act w itb tlir4 peo'c.
I bc titty a paper on Hie
vtrt'cl. come into ihe iffic".
win c b (be Want Ad- for
things tbill Will meet their
iief N. If (n bate M;tnelbln4
to lint. -dl or trade, ton rati
reach (Imw new ji-oplc ihrrMigb
'I In OIihtot''. Wnni Ad at
iniiihiifini f ltd tn it- n c
imiii'-diate.
'f hriiT Advert llng
A Merchandising Her vice.
FUTURE PLANS
FOR LAKE B G
ELEVATED
BY WILBUR
I
l n i a . 1
John Lodgers Appointed
Assistant Chief nf Navv
Aeronautics
TIM TO ATTEMPT
NOA-STOl" llGHT
T:: nf-.i. itt i- f
decisions in hug in vvnsn-
irnton Following News
of Finding of rN-9,
No. 1 and Crew.
WAKIIIVOTON (Bv the Afl-nei-
a ted press)
Commander John
podge rs was today
slHt;nt chief of'the
of aeroi.autlcs. '"
aipointe1 us
nuvy'a bureau
lie will report as soon as pos
sible to Washington to assume his
new post.
Kecreiarv Wilbur decided on 'he
appointment late last night after
he receied news of the rescue of
the PN-9. No. 1 and its crew.
I I'll-1 TO TltY.
WAHIIlNfrTON (Hv the Ancl
ntcd Press). Th naval seaplane
Pii-l will attempt a flight from
Kali KrunclHco to Hawaii soon af
ter .September 21.
f 'apt n in Moses, commander of
the flight project, advised the navy
u c i .i it nt n t tout the (light will lake
t piife slier I he conclusion of the
Pacific ot'ulnoxlul HtortiiH.
..tlHAU, off Ivaual, (By -the As
sociated Koibs.) Cumuiander
Hodgera and his four associates,
rescued yesterday after being
adrift nine ; days In tlie seaplane
PN-!, No. I, slept toilay ID ' the
darkened shde yi i tJu- rooms In a
little, old-rashtoned Eihau hotel.
When they first arrived, they
sat around, too excited to sleep,
all talking simultaneously and at
tempting to give the high lights
of their Plight, drifting IMS hours
in u i.. sallied Hcupuiiic without
gasoline.
Heard Itadlo Motsage-t
The most poignant point In the
(Continued on Page Five.)
Canada's Grain Crops
Worth Nearly a Billion
OTTAWA (Py the Associated
Piers). Revenue to Candt.ni
farmers from their I !'-5 grain
ci ops will put nearly a billion
b: dollars Into circulation in the Ihi
" uiuiton after hni-vest time. esTi-
mates bailed on crop reports 'n
( t lie federal bureau of statistics
how.
The five principal grain crops,
v beat, o.its, barley, rye and flax,
f gured on (he basis of estimated
production and prices for Ictol.er
delivery, should return h.r.,niHi,
"I'll, a gain of J L'aa.lMMi.hiMi In
vai le over the piiM total. T-he
wheat yield, estimated at :i''fi.f'n'h
ni'i bushels,' will be I on , 'Miti.tMoi
bushels more than t he nil; 4 crop.
The prairie provinces have ik
sued a call for f!',i,hjit labori.'rs to
ha i vest the crop.
Shipments of wheat from '.he
I oiuimon a mounter) to J i. 1 1!:1.
Hl bushels In 1 be eleven moiit lis
ended July 1 . Expei-ts of 'ara 1
ia u f i our foe I h-if perod amount
ed to SCK.K i 2. SR In value.
OP .i;o SPOHTSMI A CAN NOT
III T VOOl IH K AMI SWAN
POPTI.AN'O. Ore. (iy the As
'elated I 'ics i.) - HporlMtiien of
i ip'Roti can hunt coot, gall inu lev
j ifksttipCH, black bellied and gobl
en plovers, greater and lesser e
lew legs from October 1 to .launary
l"i. but cannot hunt at any time
wood duck and f-wan, Ihe biologi
cal survey has announced In mak
ing chiing-a in migratory regula
tions. I n an' Assoc in t ed Cnm report
Augiifl 2S. under
dateline, trie nbove
W 'Shinglon
wh w is Incur-
reetiv rcpiu ted by en on
Urtly us
teg cannot in lb" fir.-d e;iir;e
tilt 111 the last flfllixc, r'-VeiiUIlK
Uieatdlig.
ih;o is item vi:.mi.
Hecause of an error, ai
recent printed In tin
observer staled thai all
who had been resident
i tiitici
Evening
persims
( I nlc.n
county .dnee 1 h 7 II were eq-ihe to,
fr"e hunting and fishing licenses, j
The article should have t.ah thone
who were here prior to iv"a The
county Her reports that several
, have Inquired for licenses who were
: here befor; Ibl'J only to be denied
1 Lit tin.. ; ,
The Girl Noel Murdered
Vn
V
s
t
The lillle girl la pink, Mury !alv, yvIhi was kidnaiM-cl
while at play hi Muntclnir, N. J., and eaii.ed lo Pomplou, a. j.,
12 miles away where she was shot Hi death. ' llarriMin Noel, '
20, miii of wealthy and socially proiuiitetil pamita, lias con
fessed (i the ci me.
KLAMATH II
IS CpCTEQ
KI.AMATH KAI.ES. Ore. (By the
Associated Press.) Kiank Way,
Klamolh sheep man. charged Willi
I killing Timothy Murphy
In a ftght
last Mav,
over a black sheep h
was found guilly of manslaughter
bv a circuit court Jury jthiy morn
ing. Way admitted causing Murphy'a
death but Insisted that It was ac
cidental. ,,,
nu
Kl.dlN, I M't., (Hpni inl In
lll.Sl'I'V"!)- -1 11.1 lotiH llinl
I'nhiii cmility fair, ti"t fur I'
IllT L'.'l-li. llll'lllMiV". Will
it-iii-
Ik- II I
greater success than any nf the
p'st, are cimiiig In almost daily.
The intis' word conies from
Cove I In I 1 hut tow rt will be well
represented by exhibit." aloliu all
liies. In addition to Uoy Hell's
fine herd of Jeis'y catMe, Onetorj
l.ttte-. oi I'iivm. will exhibit Jerseys;
and o'heis will h- represented with
sl'ieij of various brceijs. ,
I iM-t h ui ally, it is planned to
hold sales during fair week so that
IIk s- who w;ilit bloodeil slock can
purchase at n good advantage.
Lcjrnl ira)n Rihis
Desired by Wool Men
I'KNId ETON, Ore,. (!y the As
el.'.ted I'i'ihs) - Tli- Oreron Wnd i
j Ct rowers' nssiK'lat ton Thurftlay I
I SUblllllled lo the setlllte public
hinds coinmiMee ;, (t henrlng hen-, j
res'iiuiions -nndeinniiig Ihe padi-
ford report ou range valuation and)
recommending on range vntu itlon
and reeoniniendtng that congress i
cnaef laws requiring the leasing off
range lands in tVili'Uiai for'es's i
Th' h" recommendations urveri the
reeotrnlMo'i of priority rights as ln
dlcfif ed by permUleeH at I he time
of the enactment of such laws
i ' he to urine
us ir shied over
l N Kt-Ttfiehl of
n of (he H-tr.le
W- H filled T HI'S
re I'le.l W. Kn
OT I he f treg-nO
nHS'tchitioti, and
, ,(V n,.ni,,(ir ,t((
ir i mi, ch'-li ot'i
committee. Willie
day moi nlm: v. e
color, prentdent
U'ool li"itvi r"
Mac Hoke, secret
VHI i. .MM ill. ItWbltl I'T.
MAV Y'M;K ( API I e.-ntud
Wof.d U MiM of Hie i;overo.er (ren
epit Of M.e I'hiMllldlMS, T'll "sdl V
:i'ed
rtipte
iituet;ir petit'nn iu bank
in lirtiokb n He i males
bis li.ibntlte. nt 5 I H . r. S and
ssets
at f 7 1 ?. divided as follows: ft I
cast; i in hank: $:en tn open u
tuuuU auJ uii lot' fur
era fi !
SEEMS SURE
i .i .
i'i-
i
i4
s1
C'OOR IS Qt ESTIONEI)
tl.Vld.V lown, (AD C II.
Cftok, whose wife, Myrtle Cook,
prc.si
V II J A
sidci.t of (be llcnbui county V."l trouinn in lanntng. rney unrt
C. T. i; was shot to (ieatlt in her
home Monday night, will be ques
tioned at a closeil se.doti of the
coronei-'H liKpicst hslay. . Mierlti 1
Ituhl ms Id Cook bad not given a '
sAtlr4'fory I'vplniiHtltui of his i
wberealiouiH Monday night.
papk is Acocirri;i
. POlllPAMl, Ore., (AT) Clem
ent J. rape, acquitted last night of
a charge of
forgery by emlorM-
incut, will bo
trted agiilit on one of
the ixMiialnlng charge
lar
tbe Ihe I
ceny by einbiv.lcmeiit fi-oiu
Nlian-:hnl liiillillllg t'oiup my,
ills! Oct ntlorney's olllro bus
nou need.
an
French Rushing Riff
i Front to the North
FEZ, (Hv the Associated prea)
I-'reiM h troops la gan Mi' ir norlh
warii puh from the ouergha r ver
against Ihe Ptlliaiis toda' and ,in
otPctal communique reports ntiis
factory progress.
I'. S. AVIAtOltS ASSIST
nimAN, Kren-h Morocco,
lly the Associated PresO
Atoet-ie-n Hvlalors of the Hherlflan
escaflrllle In t heir bo tuba rdment
fd KhcHhuan. Hlfdan slroncrliobl,
a" ndlnb'V renoHed tn hnve lull
ed more tlmn lea warriors.
Their
It in bs a Iso
ptm-.n mint
disorganized
there.
'leellv damaged the
,v et-il,tK',, ...
troops coucenlrute
Army, Navy Hit Hardest
By Program of Economy
(Hv Clmrles V. Stewart)
W, Hill N' '.Ti IN ( N E A Kpecia ) .
President i 'ooltdge it S"n!s In : 1
matfnnn that he's erlpp'lng the
goveinment departments by forc
ing th m to economize.
lb says they're j ist us efficient
ns ever and all ta'U lo the con
lra is mere pi ope g:i nda, de
signed to make II harder for him
to cut tne. dow n.
luiitbthcs Iheie's a good deal in
t his, but if I he president t htnUs
t he depn 1 1 n i i'ti I pei sot-ii'ds. aren't.
In leailly. shrieking with agony,
titen h" hasn't been listening,
that's all.
The
orM.
they i
most
their
'inv ii nil navy outcry i
tor
simple re tsttn I h t
ire. or all depjirtmenis. the
libeintly mauucfl. Ki 11 on
last appropriations. t hey
nearly stat
d.
I'hiy didn't need
tf. however.
j The trouble win, they tried
I may too bib.
SUBMARINE
DISCOVERS
IIS. FLIERS
I ood Supply Exhausted
But All of Crew in
Good Health
PLANE TOWED TO
NAWILIWILI ISLE
PN-9, No. 1 Drifted 450
Miles West After Be
ing Forced to Land TOO
Miles from Honolulu.
IIONOM'EU (By the Associated
Press.) Their food supply ex
hausted for four days, burned by
the tropical sun. bearded nnd worn,
Commander John Rodgers and four
other memberi of the seaplane PN
0. No. 1, are ashore today at Na
wl'iw'll. fi4 miles northwest of
Honolulu, after their seaplane was
picked up at sundown yesterday
by the sumbarine R-4 and towed
to port. t
i The plane was found IS miles
; north of Nnwlllwlll after being buf
feted about for nine daya after be
lng,forced down off Honolulu when
lie-1 .nip plies were exhausted on an
; attempted non-stop flight from San
Eiunclsco to Honolulu.
I The crew, determined to "sen It
through" took food from the uub
i marine launches tow in g lni sen
' plane but the crew refused to le.ivu
it he plane until safely beached at'
1 1 o'clock last night.
: Drifted 4oQ MUcfl.
The ana.p)ai4 wm fuaed (Im4
just north of the point- where the
I destroyer Aroostoock wu nt ntlo ri
le. i, less than S00 miles from the
1 shore.
The flyers said they experienced
I it almost 4f0 miles due weal be
fore they were found.
ItKSCCr, HIGHLIGHTS
( lly the) Associated rrss)
The flyers were In the water 21SJ
hours, establishing probably a
maruthon record for derelict sea
planes. Navy traditions were upheld to
the very list. Commander Hodg-
(Contlnued on Page Five.)
j-
PKNOLETON, Ore, (By flip As
sociated Press.) 'Minks" Toylar,
Pendleton chief of police and col
orful figure of the old west and
former sheriff of Cmalllht coun
ty, died In 8t. Anthony's hospital
ea rly t his morning t he resu It of
Injuries sustained yesterday after
noon al Itouud-l'p park when Tay
lor's horse fell with him.
, Taylor suffered a frnctured skull
and never regained consciousness.
Taylor was the brother of (lie
late Tiliuan D. Taylor, sheriff of
Cmattllu county who was murdered
In July. 1920. In a Jail break. Tay-
lor .was appointed by the eounly.
court lo succeed him as sherltf. He
served until January 1. t PL' I. In
July of that year he wan appointed
chief of police.
A given sum, which will .iupt
support ti sum High army or nn vy
com'orlably, obviously Isn't going
to support much larger ones with
out skimping, Just, as an Income
merely adequate for a fsi m ly of
two ts altogether inadeqialv fur
a family of tn.
J The war nnd navy dopnrimenn
i have been worrying along on their
) pi c sent allowances by pernittttn t
j barracks lo fnll Into decay, 'loin
without am munition and equip.
im-nt. ahitndolng various pi ojects
anil laying up ships.
And now, according
I president, they've got to
. fresh cut.
I TIHs, practically nit the
. the
mid a
author-
Mies say, means just one
thing -
'they'll have to begin par tr down
tin size. Anybody who ever knew
any army or navy men will reft'-
to j Ise
how that thought muuts mi
IKS TAYLOR
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