La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 09, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text....... - V l I .1 EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING ' NEWSPAPER-EIGHT PAGES TODAY CITY I D IT I ON UY PLANS - i-g fsgjass- f mr . II in mo oast lonignu l 1 : i' 'i ... 1 VOLUME XXIII. . member a8hociatei prekp LA GRANDE, OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1925. , member xaaociAjBD prim NUMBER SlT pr- I , h;, apple JAGK GAR WRECK fe'tefc'--w 'feft"'-lS PLAH r. FOR PllllffTar . -illECMISTl DEATH TOLL 0TS1 15 UNFAIR MHI' k J Jgfc 'CROVJDSHQVJ HALTS AT 5 5fL TO PUBLIC l ;. ' S, M Imbler's Legion Show, to Los Angeles Woman Is If ,-v 1 jV Presiient of Southern A wmk' f I II - - A .-Begin IWNight Run Killed Near Roseburg IF , PCci . Pacific on Stand in " I l,5m I I I J'S.t ? T Evening ' This Morning 1 y' , t ; n . ;; Rail Hearing , fVi"' 1 I lfei" ' PROCEEDS TO AID COMPANION" HURT ' t , '"fcr ' 4 f OPPOSES OREGON . T I II ' NEED If AND. KIDDIES , BUT MAY RECOVER JJ x v'l . TRUNK PROPOSAL i f y' Ml r f'!;. , v' La. Grande' Bugle and Family of Three Snuffed WV Insists . That New Rail-' r , : - Drum-Corps and a Out in Street Car-Auto fr V -w dr road . Would Divide .T! 1 - J. . rs . ' ' - Number - of Legion-, Crash in Portland; J vX SP I I 14 t -Business "Not More I P' - V ,'v'- " ? naires to Attend. ' Pendletonian Killed. I ' f I I V- : ; Than Enough for One" r V-liV '" v .' N : I II f ,V . ) I ll I KJW V I f ; ; ', ' IMBI.J5U. Ore. (Special) Cur- POPEBVHG. On. (By the ,so- II , Jr' I II 111' J T'""" l x " ' ' ".' "rtJ nival attractions, games of chance, dated Press) Mrs. M. A. Lewis of I. i vT II i J I .'. . V -4( WJ. I U' ' ; ooSyi 3' subslantlal refreahmcnU and a i.or Ansolrs wa Initnntlv killnl tit V III I rr,-,, ' 1 s ""-JostW ' '""w wl'h Bwiiulnc music and . a this momma: when a car In which.: fil w I , I .. . . " - - - .... . . .. i . W. kfc .i . . i . i tonight for tlicdelegutlonn expect- rri'ni) Inrned' turtle two mlli'Li- I 1 r . s s Jk 1 l d to come rrom all the surround-, south of Suthorlln. II V 1 T ' Iny commun'tl'B to Httend the Walter Smith, another occupant I I I V I f f y .. ,f. "i Apple Jack Gulch that the Imbler of the automobile. m seriouslv j ill ' tN I I Amerlcun Legion boys are giving, injured but Is expected to recover. fjt $ x 1 1 7 This Is the fourth time the le- , I' L I I ' ' ; glonnalres havo put on the enter-'- .,.,Nl.i:TO- .MA KUM:i Jf iJ 1 If f . talnment. As In other years, the j . PKXDIJ3TON. Ore. (Special) J B I l ' proceeds will be used to carry on j,,ck Bortonl of Pendleton lost hit A A I ' J ' ' relief work in the Imbler district nfc here late Wednesdav afternoon . I v mmW and to furnish a Christman tree w,en he was fatally Injured In ftii sWkfJpt 1 f . 7.EN CVttEB and party nt vacation time for ul,,oniollle nccld'-nt three mile, f.'Str I Bf f yoonirsleis who might otherwise of pendleton. He died at St. t ' I ' find the holidays too drear. . .Anthony's hospital lute that eve- , J Vl I f ImhlerN amusement hall Is all nlPff. . irVff jT Bertonl Is believed to have lost Pf I T 1 I. T I 1 . Front Pni-itt (.onic rumors that Mrs. Woodiwv Wilson widow or (lie lale president, will marry Dr. Sterling Iturfin, a Wash iiurton physician and close frichil of the WIIhoils for many yiars. Huffiu l.i ." and a bachelor. .Mrs. Wilson and lie have Iieeii s'ii together rivqiicntly In Paris this slimmer.- Harding Memorial Asso ciation Members Dis cuss Ways, Means ; - ASK ASSISTANCE OF CONGRESS Proposed Issue of One Mi'lion. Gold, Dollars Would Finance and Maintain Park. On nearly the Identical spot where Ihe first fchite settlement In the northwestern country was located, a group of prominent cit izens or Oregon. AVeshlnpton and Me ho met last evening and luid plans for the founding of a Hard ing Memorial park near Meacham In the Blue mountains, whero the i late president spoke before thou- sands at the Old Oregon Trull pag eant on July 3. 1023. trriiee Oennls. peereterv of the orrenlsation, pre-lded at the or ganization meeting of the Harding Memorial a.MSoc'Bt'on.' which was held at Ihe Mel-nuRhlln 1'nlon hloh school at Milton. Ore., last night, and opened the meeting In . his UKual cupnble manner. .t. H'nlev of Seetti". r- afternoon that the land next to elded on as yet, but it Is believed . bunting and flags. Several booths control of his car. which turned ferred to as Washington's silver- the Odd Fellows temple, formerly that construction win De begun m tongued orator, and Steven B. L the Y. M. C. A., has been pur- the next two or three wenks. Pre penroKe of Whltmnn college ndi chased from the Odd Follows lodge llmlnsry pluns will be taken up, dressed those present, and I'Ved as a site for a new $20,000) one- Immediately. Sleiwer of Pendleton presented the story building which will be erect- I The building will be of one story oT-nistittlon's plan for the creation ed In the Bear future. . but will be built so that an addi- of the park. , I The exuet purchase price of the i tionul story muy bo added lit a ,.,..,... in,nr...oiinr, in liar, lot has not been made miblic, but I Inter date. All loeul offices will be morfy with tho state and federal it is understood that the consider- housed In the new building nnd , corps and a company of legion-. Htiiterl In the death of three occn- lews have been filed and provide anon Is about imihu. imicinis 01 aiau nn-oinco lor me uc i o.-r. uuu .... ....,,- pnnis or llie nuio. '1 ne nena,.ail that (he membership shalheonst the company feel that the location ltlrldge. vlcitre.sldeht and man- Ding to attend the affair tonight mentberi of th same family, are of aiMiul half a hundred persons, is excellent, including the following from Ida- The puruhaSo Vr o-""-rt "1 n'oshlnF-ton ernors, superintendent of schools, e . ihiissiu.iers oi euucntion. tiresl dentji of universities and colleges, heads of American Legion and Spanish war veterans' organiza tions and heads of ladles.' auxiliary I hereto, representatives from cer tain chambers of commerce, in cluding Seattle, Snokanc. La Grande. Portlnnd. Walla Walla, Pendleton. Boise. Baker nnd lew Iston, and members at . large. Among the lattr are A. K. Alex ander, who f nt dreamed or llie memorial park, and Sam Miller of "A" 'i ",' ' 'J E.O.L.&P. Co. to Erect $20,000 Building Here The liuslern Oregon Light and Material and plans for the build- Power compuny announced this lng have not been definitely de- afloat with trl-colored streamers, house wheels and displays of kew- over and fell on him. crushing hi pie dolls, parasols, and fl'ishy skull. boxes of. chocolates Sandwiches, doughnuls. coffee nnd sweel cider POTITLAN'I) WltDCK FATAL will be provided In nbuiidanre by IM:TLANr. Ore. (Special) A Ihe bei-t cooks In Imbler. Krencli'j crKll between a Troutdnln Inter orchestra will play for tho dancing.. rmn street enr and an automobile The La oranae arum nnd niigie. nenr Amtn station yesterday re lager of the company, when he is and contribute , to the entortulii- j. rar,rathwohl: ll, farmer; Altai ana sroiroBua in i ne eity .. .inn nmi-nruumH. win iimm. i.it.yn.w ursinwoni. is. n s wile, ana hoiiv building are the natural outgrowth 'be removed from the present build- .Is xpected to draw other La nsuthwohl, their 2-year-old daugh- of expansion of business here, it ! lng to the new home when It is Grande patrons, is said;" completed. - ... , , . . .. , i IMir lUlfll U LflUMLUL II L A ' I L LL ' fl U UlIU MlliiLJ I nillVILHU VILVV U. L. Ul MUlilLO JUDGE HERE MIHLLEY COMING HERE ,ter. YA1CI MA. Wash. (Ily the Asso- fi:,t,xf OrPNul l.'nrtv InrfiiiTS .'inH Mlltnll. Ore. A stewardship will be ""' ",' , " ",.,- r.1.. .,, .,.' ... i,. i ,. f..i- created to direct the destinies of to meet Mali W-,re ot district In Oregon Inspeeted the I Win I III IN, I'JUliO, wiio nan ruiiu; r,iiniiniiiu nun ui inn liiniiitit ,. mivi ...... .,...,.. ., poMfu oi iium iui wuiiM'n, ' WOMAN JURORS SERVED FIRST UNDER TAZWELL, (rnnllpitrt on P(f PlTfl.) BUDGET BOARD TRIO CHOSEN Judge George Tnzwefl of Port land, who has exchanged benches for Ihe week with Judge J. W. Knowles, tried Ihe first case In Iiallas r. rtlee of Milton. Free- Oregon for which women Hat on water, field secretary for the Ore- the jury. ' Lg"n Christian Undeavor oeeiy. Is An not only wna It a Jury with '.expected to arrive In La Grande won.n on It: it was a Jury eom- And ' Hn Oiyler fait well be, lulled a real aensntlon. In 1121, his first seaiain as a reirnlitr with Plttsbtug, lui Mierally sot tlM b'Sipir ahlaxiv with Ills iill-ixiinil woi-k. And yextenlny lie smackel " out m Iumkw Willi onf on lliat atl tlm day tor in flnum , and . dcfeolcd Waslilutfton In tlw seound caane m Nt TODArSIi to Judge the four evenls of the lainatluii project yesterday under field I rial Sunday, and to discuss the guidance or J. I. Lytel, pro wlth him any final plans thut need ;ject supeiintendenl. , lo be. made for the meet. Today they will make a tour of J Mr. Ware went over the course the Tleton unit. Ibis morning und pronounced It till ' ' frisl-class .shape. He lias two der- ! e Grande caravun will re. bles along-lor exhibition, und also turn tonight, uccordlng to It brought in J. J. Oirr's pointer 'schedule. . "Commence Proctor Doone." who Is expected to range out well In an exhibition run. j .....nil.. ...llanllarln,l mn. .,,v..-,. tia v w... slitn.-mv found few difficulties to "" " trJl coimly court, nnd two-tluy i'S nlon rhiHn! Thiir(luy oftcrnoon wllliout hitviutr trltd any but the i All four cIush- rtojT trrm of w innT. lllK O'lK KrUlip Will in: miM-1 Triuls will start promptly ut 7:30 HUNK ENEEL i'nl irwmir nf cutlt'H, Judge lT. G. Conch reports. l-'iunklln 'iiirhrlck of Iji Orand)', W. K. Jluckman of Allcol and Thomas Hrasht-r of Vnton wtp apolntd a committee of freehold ers to asKift the commissioner tn the preparation of the budget Ao (f.'nnltnufd on Vnge Five.) New Grocery Store to Be Opened Saturday PASSES W ' I-'rank A. Ku&l. 4 4, who was fatally Injured when he fell from u locomotive In the local railroad shops late Wednesday, died last Vr. rml Ir.". Ambrose Wricht . ,Bht a( flbuUt j, O.clo(.u ut thc w'H on'-n their new procery utore nP,.nfi.. unn,u. iw....n..i -(.....ut,, vember 6. tho day followtnjr uie (, me cormr oi heroic attempt on the puit of sur- next regular session of county Cove avenue tomorrow. The iitore K,.nna and physicians ,to save his court. The completed btmcei win win ne kh"wh a "'' Hf0. I hen be published and a rtnv ret cy. -Mr. u rtKni nnn ii'-m m im-si-for the hearlnir of recommendu- nej-a In M Orande before and, is tlons from the taxpayers. well known here. president of the aMsoeatlon. will fverv juror nuinberi-d amoutr thP arrive tomorrow on thnlr way to lenders of Portland society and KoMtlne to attend the annual eon- club life! vent Ion of the Grande Kond" ('brlMian Kndeavor t'nlnn, to be held tomorrow and Sunday, "That was In 1911." Ihe judRP recalled to a Rronp of lawyers dur Inir an internniHaion In circuit court The convention will start at ? (.vt,(rd,iv. -We were cleaning; up 11:30 o'clock tomorrow morning jiie jxorn, Knd at the time. The with registration, followed by a rly j,all was underffolnff repairs. Itosket luncheon at T2:,1. t The ronrt w., i.m r shack Jusl theme for tho convention will If "Kldelltv . to Christ and Church." Jude Kanzl'T and Mr Itlce will e the main speakers at the convention. a eniii'le of blocks from the dln- the trlrt undi.r fire. Home of the wo men ncored me afterward for re n.nirlntc them to serve In such n courtroom." "And what nbout the prisoner dl'l they convict him?" "Thnv convicted HKIt!" returned E XTR A , A S II i X G T 6 (AV) Sirs. Maruaivt IIonm IjansdowiM, widow or Cominniuler IjanMlownc, ot the Slieiiniulonli. reltcTate! before the niivul riHirt of Inquiry toiltty that Ahso- MM navy (leparcmiitt omereti inu cltited I'resH) Today's scheduled mrHHp on "to ui-iausi wrau-rn world series Kame between Wash-- fllKlif fi: political purpose over liiK"on and HttHburff was , post-' llio proicMs or lier huhuruu. noned on account of rain. 'Ihe IS POSTPONED WASHINGTON (By the PORTLAND, Ore. By the As sociated Press) President Sproule, of thc Southern Pacific, testifying: In the Klamath Kails rail-hearing, today formally voiced the opposi tion of the Oregon Trunk lrom Bend to Klamath Falls, by north- : orn linos. . "We oppose the entry Into this territory by that lino, as not in pub lic Interest, but as representing a real ' detriment to the public through dividing between two lines the business which is not more thua enough for the support of one," ho. aid. Sproule asserted the Southern Pacitic'a plans provide facilities for all traffic tn tho Klamath territory and are superior to those proposed by tho Oregon Trunk without dup lication. He declared his plans would give Oregon a new direct transcontinental line to the east. Bproule said, "It is against the public Interest to construct more ruuwuys than are needed. , Excess construction only results In a lame return upon money put Into lines, with Interior service by each of - them, and a burden upon the pub lic" ' v; , . ; -.. -. . His proposed lines, he said, would - . be so .located "on one. hand to serve a t the greaiest agricultural and Umber '." . sccUons of Oregon and on the oth er hand provide a raid-continental . ; route giving direct service to the . ' ftmjor part of the Unitod UUtes." tP Sproule pointed out taut the northern, Pacific's line from Kldm- ain .rans via ine wairon cuiuu.iu , Portland Is 117 miles less than to ,: Portland via Bcnod over the pro posed Oregon Trunk line. Whon asked if the Southern Pa cific would build tho proposed Kla math Kalls-Alturas line. If the Ore gon Trunk were allowed, to enter (Continued on Paae Five.)' Itt'MNG ri'llrXI. OliY.MPIT. WnMi. (Al) The Hint;' supreme cnurt tmlay afflrinetl the Pierce comity court mlliiK in illxmlssliiK brilM'ry eliarKi- file! HKiilimt former Governor Hart In foiiiiecllon with the ll(ttilntlon of the Scandinavian-Amci'lcaii bank ut Tocoma. Mr. Knple's death brlnjrs the deuth toll on the second division to three since September 23. The decedent was a resident of i La Grande and was well known and 'well Jlked by hII who knew him. He owned the Waverly apartments i here. are at th Ilohn"n ndhiff funeral nr. ramzements which will not be made A jury composed all of horsemen t move,) rd with It particles of de- ' until word Is received from rela foniid Scott Goo.lall guilty of cm- cfiyed ft' sh that h ft the white bone tives In the es. city to anlmalH In circuit court yes- 'exposed, and thut the animal'' , terdav. Judire George Taxwell to- j lower lip was swollen to the size )pei'g Jg Hailed in- littnoxed the maximum sen- or nuin n ciencneij iisi. Goodall Found Guilty Of Cruelty to Horsejnzr Ito-'ebuift Adopts tesl Plim KOHKIIt'pn. Ore The com munily ehe! plan for rals'nt; funds Ihe Judire emphatically. for benevolent und chnrtUttre pur- nd then. In all chivalry. h poses was adopted today by Ihe added: "They couldn't have done Jf omiuirtr chambe-r of commerce an't libit? else after hearing the through Its civics conunlttee. evidence." postponement was annountred after a conference on the field between Milliliter MeKechnle of the Pirates, President Griffith of Washington and Commissioner lindls. The outfield Is very muddy nnd canvas covering the infield Is Hpot ted with 'pools of water, f'.ain be dniKled spectators who hail been optimistic enuiiKh to take aeats filed lowly from the'purk. . - . 1'nder the rules, the 'teams will play here tomorrow, -'Sunday and Monday, the postponement merely flettlntr back the Hchedule one day. KJIANKMN, N. H. (By the A- ll,ule III tlV..UTi Ititrti... t hll-rl. I f l,.UuU(l,!ll r. (l twill fllfl t1 sucker. Injured i., V'terduy' Kamei be nn earthquake shook houses and "eventh annual convention today. wi probably be uhnlde to' return retth-d ptcturea and dishes at 0 i to the 1 neup, b :f')n Suiubiy. ' o'clock today. A sound Hke an ex war. on the Mexican border and In New Hampshire Visited I5y Quake This Morning JOHN MQUIbb READS LEGION OMAHA . (By the tAssn!1 Press) Johft U. McQuIbb of Kast Cleveland, Ohio, was elected na tional commainder of the American r'Klon on tho first ballot at the li'Klonnalres' final session ut their Church 3- Year Budget Set At $18,000,000.00;: Before Judge Again i,.nci 6" duvs und 1100 fine. ; ,-No Witness nppei,r,a i"r - "I H'Bret that the low does not f.vidant. who niounteT the stan-1 m , provlili tor a heavier penalty." he Ms own defence. :uKene Ashwill , l e liot'ers. eotnnd. i nu red .1 told the prisoner. "Ilurlnu my was hi" attorney. 'plea or not gnl'ty when eharu'd thnn- years as police Judge I tried Gondii II. It Is Rosslp-d about y. sterdav In the Jn.tb e or peace many cases of cruelty to animals. the courtroom, has been rom-irtcd I court with drivlns while Intoxl tiut never one a flasmnt as the ! or sim'lar offenses In the past. jeat. d and was ren amed on bonds crime committed bv von." A suit to eovr damaK-s for the r s;i,e. Mis trial Is set for Mon- Inhuman acts of Oood .II's to. ' conversion of personal proper!;.- day. Ju. tlr.- Much K. Ilradj to pre ward a roll he was bn-akini to the th'- pror-rlv In this case b.lnu a ,,,.. artd probably will be a case l atter so ar.iiisi-d his m-lehbom vnli snlnliinc outfit was dismiss, for a Jury. that thev filed a complaint against ied this r-ernin without pr.-Jndlee. i l!oir-is has been convleled of him Two of them, Monle Pan- ih" plalrtirf. I'loyd MrKennon. several charges In the riiinlelpuj l. ls and Hick Hunnell. testified for lakler s volnniary non-su!t. Kirl court of Ornnde, several of the state In yeslerdaVs case, t ,t- Znndi l w-a the defendant. ,thein Involving lntolrntlon. Ine Iha' thev had s-en Ihe colt ST. Me K en n on Immediately; . with n h ilr hitch of rope tied about staricd the ease over by rlltng a l.ie;ene lOnrnllmrnt tirealer Its lewer Jaw and that the rope n w complaint today. KfOKNU. Ore. Two hundred wi fancied 'to the toneue of a -A illement outside of court seventy-one mere pupils had en waeon to wnlrh anol'ier horse il.o wis made In the rase of lnvld rolled In the Kugene schools der. wis hitched in such a way that Hut, hlnon against the 11.-W I!. ; Inr September tlile year ihon In the l' each tug or the tongue the rope S.. so that the docket tor the re. month la t year, according to a ate deeper Into the flesh or the maln.ler of this we. k Is clear. I 'lr- report il'lH by liavld J. Jones. . 1.1 cnii ronrt Ls thus adjourned until iclty superintendent. The total .. ,i.A r,.. ioiid.v. October 1J. - reSiMratlools now Se7. I Lack oj Interest X0II1I112 ilettit.i tlM imer of Mtherlllnit n nHicli n tnr of luleit"-t 011 the pnrl of the biiine!H riiNti who pay for il In lilt ailcrllf!ii;f and hi bil-ltM', ea(ri" that tiiw kpfti !n-le.f-( flinl nt lent Ion lo ym inuN limii'-illntclT Inip Im.M mir MI Mrfinire wille tlmt ln-4 ne. It l n Itullfllfiic prt . that requires rrm-tntil HhhijcIiI nl lime snl plaunluK a (lof Ihe liulldinic of anything. Wltrn rriorn fnmi mhertKnu ait Ineklns. then In nla v lilinet to xlmw fl lm Inr lack of ui tent km and tnicn-?t on tin4 part tit Ihe rterilMr. wObrTrr AiHrrtlvlnsw A Menjltmndlfllng SorTM. MuUulinr. 67, has had an exlon-. sive career as soldier and officer. ltfH h tennis w homed the T.oHl- t,r.Hlon neeompanled Ihe shock, moving in 1110 npu. t.,-,,.-. .v.. penement. hulled s a illMlnct boon which lusted two or three aeconds. war, on me Mexican ooruer unu bv the Scm.t'.rH Th added -lav I world war. Ho was wounded of rest may find Ulucge reeovereil , MANi'llKHTKK. N. H. (By the In the Argonne. . , and able to return for one mora ' AsHoci.Ued Press) Blight earth Mcgu gg pledged himself to tho Rarne than otherwlK.e. Washln,;- tremors were felt throughout tho completion of these legion tasks ton's veteinn t'lti hers. .Johnson and Merrlmac rtvur valley at 0 o'clock rehabilitation, child welfare, ln Coveieskte. will profit by the extra this morning. creased memberslhp. interval und will lie prepared 10 j " liter llie fray sooner in:in uu- - - original plans. fV .oWlVf I lfV)0 f ff HUT he weather bureau foreeust laJ'tStfCttl IftyVCO V- 11 MVWV and snappy weather tumor- I State Taxes Increased (Ily Charles I", Hires, t I back from a war to a peace basis. luni vmnv ixka Hiieelull Kittle and local governments, he National admliisltratlons will be 'adds, aren't wasting, but simply skw (nii.KAXH (iiy ih.- asso- iiounianian Commission r-'i.led I'ress) Ihe program Tor , , 4 . . r , , he next Hirer ears In the Pro-! CanCCIS I ll) U) U. ft. esiant Kpbeopal chiireh calls fori !. 1 .'"'(.e",,,.,, M for ill,, iiialnl. .nance t IHCIIA It l'.KT. I'nmm.n'n (My ,,iie.l ir they do and damned ir .oatehlnit up on necessary work: "'T ""' inn'"""-'"';,,,,. Associated Presi.) The Hon. th,.v don't. President Cooltdge Is 'which was delayed by the war. rnnUHn vlee-I.real- "" '" " " 1 "r " """" " ' " Lewis II. nl and treasurer or the national . which w.s due to sail from Cher- nf congress for not saving enough bonrg for the Culled H'ates. has ..nit. '"'" "'"""' I' ,.ncee,l Its pars.lge, It Is learned. :.-m lo the general convention of, 1 he church, now In ses.lnn here. . . , .. money and for saving too much. Iiemocrala, and iiwybe insurgent npubllciins, will amplify this theme In congress. They deny the administration is even getting hack III clattn, to credit for re.leral .1... t ...... .... i-.,,,.,l 1... t nn - nnni,. Hi.mIm faHt eilOltgll. Th.'V ipts ror the g,., m the las, . . ii. i,iwjii, A.miiv in - . . " " , . rr- OMlc. hr. e ,e,.rs have be n more ihan Murder, I' aCC3 Oa.'IOWS ,.U,K0 ,hat ,,, ' d local tax. s ' extravagant In Itself. !L::r,- v-n,i,knn,wr - rrr-:rar lr..ll.e, Ihan reducing the budget ' ux I. cm ( ,r... ( II- the ylel led , will be .nspu.e.l, loo. win ue "''' the coiin.lt recnniTiiend-d the re. pre-).- w. I'. Un-d. ei-cmvl.t. .'.. ,.e nt course ihe govern- n.oval or several Items that would w-s f g.-lllv of murder In th . Ti e fact remains that federal the war. so mw r nek. r,.r a reduction of l. 200 fir,, degree bv a. I'o'k eonntv Jury taxes are being cut and Hist state me lt l nda B"rn' " " l.urlng the last three years the ,ier four hour, and ;'i. e.li.n.e, of 'and local fx-s are Increasing. So . u, thHr eves church has given a larger amount .l. llberal Ion. The lerdl.t did not how are ihe national adininlst ra- em icis win souinr . of monev r. r nil sl .nnri w-.rk than , earrv a ree..i..i.,. n.lat'"n and '.he lion's crltlcls going In make their , in an, similar period. .Mr. Kr.nk- deal h penalty will be the only sen- s.orv stick? They haven't been I A lh same tlmr that Ph In reported, hut the total deflOl tencc. I vrv clear nbout this. The presl- l','"'a''' ,na rnv, o, ... Mlsslonarv societv ,s alllli I"-- '-" pern-ctly clear In all TvesM JaCon I with a possibility of ; Ii" said. , ' hltlerlv as ,l"d for . . hHvintr ssved too much on nutton- l,Oi'AI'Nn. Kwltx' rli.nd- ( Bv ihe Governor "Al" Hnitlh of New al defense. iiiii-m dele. York flniillv has tnld the antl-sil- "roveriy- w uie army b" ft 040 'yT.A.'A. it InerenH-nK n addition' 4"0 - J ' a by tic- end of nzr,. This defl ,., uiu irinttl U- uei-n nt uln ltd ttrlfir ! . ... i 4ur..l..f..l I'n ual. he t me ll,e na looal c nr ,.,rllv con,er..n.e!ilnt tnitlon side deflnltelv. As u staffs' whole explanation of their ' lusltt thev iniiHt take ba.-k w'lh 1 .' inecrul, he iittarks the presl- ronressed neglect of the avl ition In the .me time hewev-r Ihei'h.m rnm tangible Promise that denfs cm-e. 'arm. Itefore the Inyesllgalors they In the wiine time. hew. 'r. " m,,,,,,,.,! , imer The league or As a stale exeentlve. lie defends not only have admlled. bill nsserl- endowment rund or the mission-i w-' "".'" , . i. . . i , ,K. kik hmnrhM of the ner- .,.,. K. .,,, ,,,,.., nations covenant against aggres- local government. e.l. that both brancnea ot tne a. r ary society hasjiearl) doubled and not (ougM i Th ,,r,.lllrnt- nn ,.,, b't vlce-avlatlon and alI-ro crip- (Contlnutd on Pag rirt.1 , 'oermanaoll. Ucnonilln. but .Imply galling Jpld for lack ot fund. - i'..'--- 1 IV a',; 5?v.is;.v. ' . HI ) I.livi 9.. " ' w e -