La Grande evening observer., October 13, 1925, Image 1

EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY
Iff ' ' ; ' dlf
CITY
tDITlON
THE WEATHER
POKTLAND AI) Ore
Kon: Fair tonight und Wel
Qeiday. Warmer In the eaat
tomorrow. Lis lit to heavy
frosta tonight.
VOLUME XXIV.
MEM HKI1 AEWORIA'I'EI) PUKS
LA GRANDE,' OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1925.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 3
I
Track Motor Car Collides
with Freight Train
Near Kainela '
CONDITION OF
MEXICAN GRAVE
Fi"o Mpm'ievs of Crew in
Hospital Today All
More or Less Seriously
Hurt.
Alfredo Aclrnu, h Mexican, 1m In
a critical condition from ruptured
bladder and other internal injuries,
iiml seven other iir.nnbt rs of the
KiiiiM-lu section crexv are suffering
injuries run King from broken bon-s
to painful . onuses as u result of a
coll sion of their track motor cur
w'th a string of dead freight earn
about n mile and a half west of
lOii'iohi ul l:4r.u. m., today, while
tiiey we ri) speeding in response, to
an emergency order to repair a de
railment caused when a freight
train broke und buckled there lust
night.
Ae.rmi 'r the most seriously In
jured of the ganT. every member
of which was hurt in some degree.
Joe Hensen has a broken petv.c
Imne and a wrenched buck. Lyman
Hale, the eldest member of the
giin,;, broke his leg. His son, Kreo
inan H ihv hrs several bad bruises.
J. I.. I'Yanklin, foreman, received
Injuries to his right foot, which
had previously been broken. He
n!no has a three-inch cut on his left
leg. Ituymond McGury. Catorlno
Morndo and Haroid Jtoberts were
able to return to their homes this
morning ultiu- their bruises hud
been dressed. The remaining five
lire -alt ut thu -Qrumlo Hondo hos
pital. HU'vs Off K'M'unci Wreck.
Only the fact that Harold Uob-c-ts
had presence of mind enough
to crawl out of the wreck and wave
a red lui. turn before an oncom
ing engine Hiiverl I he entire crew
from death outright in a second
collision, in the opinion of Frank
lin, who recited the tulu of. the
(('nllniieil n Pniie Five.)
5. S. INSTITUTE
ILL BE HELD
i
Mrs. .lean M. Johnson, general
secretarx of the Oregon Council of
Keligiuu.s Ivluculiuu, will be In ha
Grand' Sunday and Aonday. Oc
tober IS and 13 for the purpose of
hoaiiiig aa institute on religious
educu! ion. Accompanying Mrs.
Johns-m will be the Kev. Walter I,.
Van NuyM. I. !.. former pastor of
the local Presbyterian church, wiio
will also be on the program of the
institute.
The Council or Heligious Educa
tion is tie- siiccet-sur to the former
Sunday Sehuoi association, and is
simply rifteen church bodies co
operating in the held of Christian
cuMC'iiinn. It is not an outside or
ganization Imposing Its program
upon t.ie L.a Grande churches
1 heinselves, through their denom
inational headquarters, specializing
In religious education, it it said.
Kaeh of the cooperating denomina
tions has an official representative
in the co -jnt tl. Together these
make up t'.n "faculty" who direct
the work, und thin, Is called the
"Oregon p:un" or organization.
The program for the I'nion coun-
fPnnllniifrt on f'nge C"tv.f
INJURED IH
RAIL CRASH
Wallowa Farmers Start
Seeding Winter Wheat
W.M.I.OWA. Ore. (Special)
Wallowa rountv farnierM. tn imhik'
pj;rts of the valley, have begun fall
secdmg of wheat.
Kd P.ell und son. Ix-stie Hell.
Ft 11 r ted smmJIpk nt the C. A. Hii'i-r
hit I ranch Int wck where they
have about 2011 acres yet to plant.
They cvpfci to run two drills part
of the time.
ir. Itetj s!ivh Pint he dry ir ated
hl.H eed grain this year in order
tO ascertain the difference 'exveen
thi and the old vitriol treatment.
While a einnbhTHble niieie r if
fri rs over the eounty tn at.fl
their -M'i-1 train w 'h the rfn tr
n;ent la-1 fa'l. feme of them find
that Pip f 1 conta'ne.t opi
p-ut thfs year. Some farmers de
clare they cannot m-c that it pre.
v- nt smut to any greater extent
than the vitriol treatment well
s Dpi ted doc. Many. howJv r.
ere the opinion that more
uniform stunJ can be S'-curtd
Air Service
Management
Held Sound
Army General Staff De
nounces Idea of Na
tional Defense Depart
ment Before Air Board
WASHINGTON (By Ihe Associ
ated Prexs) The army general
starr presented to- the pr-8;dt nt's
air board today a statement In re
butlil to witnesses who have urged
sweeping changes In the national
defense organization.
It denounced n proposed deport
ment of national defense as -"'unsound."
and asserted that "d'rert
adniln'tration and control" of the
army air service "'ictuallv does --est
In the hands of the chief of air
serv'ce." and presented it general
denial of charges of mismanage
ment In the ndnilni-stratlon of the
air service Itself.
The statement wns presented bv
Brigadier Oeneral Drum, assistant
chief of staff.
lwniit'K iwnnrs
WASHINGTON (Hy t be . vsorj
aieil Pres.1-) Major Oeneral Pat
rick, army air chief, today opposed
before the president's air ii-nrd a
. pi-o) osul advanced yesterday by
. Chnirni'in Mad fie n of the' hous" ap
j propiintlon.s committee to transfer
jail aircruft experimental work
I from the army to private enter
prises. He took eveeptlon to Mad
'den's testimony that millions of
dollars had been squandered "bv
the army In reckless expenditure"
.of funds for experimental work.
; He said much cxferit'ientn' work
's nece.Hjviry to show whut should
not be done.
A 60-day .sentence .-and a J'ine of J
5100 wure imposed on Ieu Itogers. I
colored, when he was tried In Jus-
' tice Hugh K. Hraily's court Mon-
day. liogers repented offenses
brought hm the sterner seMtenee. j
It is suid tli.il Hugers will up- ;
1-cal.
General White, Party
(Joes on Hunting Trip
Hrlg. G-n. Georgi- A. Vhlt. or I
Salem, who reviewed the local j
company of the Or gon national'
f'lurd h'sl evening, Maj. C. .M. Me-I
"Mirray. and (.'apt! P. W. Iv-lter,
both of Portland. an,d Maj. It. it.
Huron, of 1 .11 Grande, leM this j
morning for the Mini'in river dis
trict on n Veek's hunting party.
They hop to shoot some deer.
Cf neral While will review the lin
ker national guards when he re
turns. Brings Brace of Bucks'
Back from River Trip
A gentle reminder that Ihe deer
season is stHl a thing of the pres
ent wis given ll Grande people
yo'trr-biv when J. A. Shim 'nd
Jl. W. Kog'Ts of this cltv arrived
here from the Limber Jim mine
on l)w Cranile pomle river vih
two five-point bucks as trophies
of the trip.
Mr. Shira and Mr. Kogers left
about two weeks 11 go on a pros
pecting trip and on their way home
shot the two beauties.
Kit 1;
I ION ANNOl NCK1
A 'eeei tlon Will lie held next j
ThulMnv nighl Tor the Pev. Par- I
ker and his funiltv at the M'-tho- !
dist church, it Is unnouneed today. I
All mt'iniliers, constittMU's and
Mejids of the rhnreh are Invited,
The reception will begin at 8 p. m.
W'lere ,)r. treatment If Ufced. ,
; esi eeluMy during a dry fall.
Osejir .Mtowetl reports he is well
! along with his fall .M-edini: nt t)'-'
'. (i. Couch ran h. having only lit.
.acres yet to s-ed.
j Much of the earliest sow'nes if
full wheat l up well nt th s f ine,
'While the later sowings hixe bf n
I Miilie f-b w tn growing. n? th' w i
ther for t he past two we ks Ire;
, hern unite cool and not x-erx- con-
' ducive to a favortbh growth.
i;i:m ;i!0iNf; np.ri:
In I'nion eonntx- many far:n'-ri
finl te d fall !W-edinif ROin- ltl:i" r.e
ard In S'ii!i srtions of Ihe vaih-v.
where eondtlten nrf frw-nraWr- for
an early prowih. the fields are be.
glnnfrg to B'-ftmi" a green velv.-tr-Hppearanre
that nugui-s well for ft
; favorable 5iand.
i Several farms on the mm! retire
live very prnmirtng fields of win
1 1-r v h"al at jT'-ivnl. 1
1 1
IBM!
boosted hi
hubs
Chamber -of Commeici.
Uu.ClliU'J.S l-lClU lily
nuc x aiaiiia v ui-ty
SPEAKLIiS "SEtia-XG
Representative of Farm
ers bays AgiiciutUii.ii.
Will iaek iuu ei4ic.it j,
Right bteps Taken.
The produi-tlv ui'.ss "of the "Val
lum valley in Wellington and hov,
the Gi-rnue Homo.; va.ey.may h
made it) yield us m in i; m p
t.on by in.iiion uinl tun n.i:c
1 he t-ptt' ui..iiso.-: ul t.ie. .L-iiaiii.Ji
of comim-ive Itineheou in te.y m tic
I. O. O. K. hail by'iiicinbeis 01 ta
caravan wliti-h riri-nt.y .nvtied Pi
noitiierii vuiuy ' tu ,. ubiit the;
couid see.
The speakers presented jjlowin
reports. oi liie l.uaaciui uiul a ,rv
cultural 1 Hpecis there, giving ai
credit io iri.g..tion. ami aa urge.
ItiM reoiuinat.u.i sps be taken il.
I'moil county uiea t.ie lime iti rip
Coop ration l. twt en the i.. a ; .
nun and iunm-r . an ivi-n tw
.veyilule 01 J!i enliiH a : iui.i11.
Dr. Pby l'ivUfM.
l)r. W. 1. I'ay. wiio ted the cara
van noith, se.'ved as chairman i:
ins usual i,tp.thjc iii-.i nr.' In a
few Introdin tiiiy reinui i.t he de
clared the Yaii.tiiu .i.uy p. .s u.
ed un "uilclHun View o. ii -p. r-eti.
tit-ulion.' There . ;s no ;rui:
grown there," iie s.-i. 'beeaus
(ronlliiued on I'mrr l-'lvi-.)
CONSTRUCTION.
NOW UNDER WA1
Tho llllnels Str-ei Itrhl-ro en.
pany has uti'h t t;iKen ihe rinp!"
tion of the b:i:lge on ti t- .U ei
l.nwi'i' Cove nijtrhet. 10.' 1 wliie1,
vns abandori'-d tlirotiKh -laej; u'
funds a short time hi;o bv the or';,
Inal contracting comp.iny. .
The coiit iiict-'wan iii 1. let ilion'
the first, of SeptenUxr bv the .iat
highway ronnuhrdon at the rcqi:cs'
of the I'nion euenly com nii'o'i
ers. The KideJhy eml In pi. nit
company of MaryJ.ind. wiwh
bond i-d the first caul raetor. v;.!.
eompelled to iiwimii' the cnntri'1
whleh has new been r- li I to the
Clir.ois companv. The .Mt'-'l-l .''
(,'ove ro;id H expected .it later
dste to join the island City to Cov
highway. .
Sund:iy SrI-on! Hnt-l
A'anicii New Oi'l'Jcc:'!
' The MelhndiRt j.;p..
ri' Sundt
Silie.ol boi'rd iiv I in i'-pn'er :,
vien at Pie ehnreh 1-r ' t v vU-,r. :'1
7:f0 o'clock with a If r;e repre-.-n-tatlciri
pit; eft. I'rjfr!' wc ,Ti- !
and the Meheoi nitend nice v:i:
found ,to be lncie;i :in:r in nMiebe
The 1 r usurer rerort; -1 a bahiiii-f
f (etif's fn band.
ftfl'leer. V.'i Tl- ele'- 'l 'o" V '
C. I.. Walhief , hu; rl-iti a!'-i:t:
Mn. P. W. l.e g,!"n. i ' -.if mi
perintendept : l.ne .in s'lr i'' . ." e-retary-treasnn
rf Mtr. - ,'
tenburg, choii.' lerj- Ueyi i'h' rnt 'it
Nilperfnti niJenl ef the i?-!'. '!, 'e
partrnent: Vrs. H. C. Si i b ! -perinlendenl
of the crad'e r !' 1
home di partne-nt. :ni.T M y-1 ' v
V'i'co. secretary of ih- H :?n!a
chool bo: rd.
Peare Dircris hul .'.ts
Of Coluniljuy ( 'crer.iwv
poi:ti.a;.'d. tr
II. l'eare of Oiaieh .
the (Olll'h derf f 101 t
in tp n f.t" t lie Ko!;:.iT , o. ( V- Mil
ium. I'ireet. .1 ( e; e, ! -e ,- .
! rday in obsi-t-v.iin-e f ' "mi
tlax. , e is- i, K t li W 1. ! Mr i
from all part uii"-r n airl froo
i- -in- W'nt linj,i on , cit es ( r-- in
Itiat. r.
A hHe-e- xv re .n:.d. I,- .T-.i r. I:
MiiM hv. tl p.-v. H. .1. i I -
P. J- liani y, I-'; : hi. .1- Ia . f
and H n .1. .'.'alaik y.
County Aden's Icc vx
" PV.M.I.'.-.
v 1."' n' aT
i'b. t- d hi -1
vie v'-'r 'i ri r- - '
P xvitl e. n ir m m,: i' W 'ru 1 ,
n'Ch). P' nt V. t:.t:P ilir-i e
the .'V rf!ii f TVi'e. TT' ill' "'
Anierif ee ifitv 'i:."it' p: - ;t
are (. o. ,- r.-. n'-n -v"'-
F-ed P-r n:on. !'n af'i i-:
Paul Carp n't r. P-; K- ( a .
l:. Ur itli.iupt. JUiLur iui.iA,.
d. f. wi
1 SECRETARY
iVar Lcai tmoat Port-1
XOliOlUivCil tu lil3i?UUl'-
iau-by Coolidge
:0 TAi:i Cr:NI3T
ZiirccESor to AVecl:, Ro-i
tired Because of Jill
. FcaK1!, If Yimnrjcrit !
BJcm! or in Cody. I
WAHlGTN' (Tie the A'woel-
ted pr- PvlgM I'1 . O-vb- n(
Mlsxorrl w.'s t"ihiv riitpnl't"d fee-,'
e.t;-ry of W'lr by Pre Idert Col
'i:e. ' ;
lie ci'C'i-i's ,'oi" V.. of'
'ar- ael'itv"!'-' w''-s" r-Cr -ii"nt
leeanee of ill he;'.'h whi formally 1
nno':n''ed ut the WJ1'!" Jlo'it-c t
The change Is effective Imme- 1
rt'iiely.
Am a-,i.s!'in sec-e'ry. U v s 'ia '
iei n the ji' tnal head of the w tr
'i-partm-nt s nee lu"i s rln .when
'VeeV." w i! yvnt tn w V:'v;1:m 1
y phvMelan form oi.cntinn and
i lopg vaeaHnn.
Tl '- 11' VV Wil' :". "'. -t i-.w. r
IV' l.tr '(' . 1M. II '7 e . . :
v.'l'l In ti e yrnvr -"i 1: ib-r 'if
he cabinet. 1 ;(. ret v. d .t. Ma- r, )
loiK'l guard and reserve errps .i;l
the flnv r of tVe D:ii cup. -most
ebhrated of teini'v 1"oihie;i.
V.'Af'IMrGTOV np i'M. s
led l-:.-f.).... -e .-:;..
Xi eel.v 3 ' n to li!) lie- v;ir;il!i y on
lo shtppll g hocrd r:n, c; ,1,
'Kigptit i. n r I'Yede'r'c't I. Thomp
en. pe ;v g- in;,- rile-n.I with plnrm
i ' i'wtf V,c rri'v hI-I1 -pi n;r
" ifd s !T;nt;'on, ' an iiv":-thvat.l;'m
-r'ieli inuy re- n't tu i-cm-i-aeedifig
t!,',.'l twiagr.s ,!l.olili -tiiat-
)0dy. - ' 1
mm mil
r-nnn
mm
I'tip'fiyi), t
' l.e ( )i. - rvi Ae
i.: d :;!ir-i
'ie by ). I.. Kent.
I Vie crop for (irei
Cie
il t-i
t i n;: to t ie
i-i .) - uh
fi.'i'i;in. the
1 Will .'Neeed
P.il'-J Ci'op I.IO.'MM! bmhel:;
hongh Die hld thiH yt-ar Will be
nly HM per ci lit- nuriiial.
The total apple crop, forecast
t .,7'i'i fun I'ifshelM of whieh 4 -
i: l,l, ,e .!., ' u ,-en f,I' . mem 1
I -lal a, .i. l.aM y ::.'.s ;. e I I
j w s "o hi. rin .
I inures lor olln r v ' i Hi ' t'e:i
olb.w:
Wushin;;(oli To';t ' crop :2:.,
. r 1 . 1 11.
,v ,1 1,v
w in: lb-
n.i; t
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Timer When (Kxvce lilue, vl;. got back into tho gume
,w(( ida,v, was i.noehi il iii!--oii.-elous hi the mm-oikI game of tlm
s( r.cnl P.iishut wiia-b the I'hales utm, in Ihe plmlo lihtete
N shot. 11 e-i the ;;:o:!iul with I nipii'e Owens Culelier Smith of
ihe Pirates, mi I ,Jor liaise, of the SenaloiH, HflliiK bini fiom the
iif mud. Pi 1 Ulupaitf:h is stand iik by.
Power t.li 1111 W'riuht. the Pilules' rrnck sbortslop, Is shoxvn
ci i -.n;; He pi. tic with 11 lit, me inn In Pie Hllli liming of the
-1 CMi 1 f-vu'iie.
if BUILD
ED EUR
m
1 ica pv . hmd n:v .he
e' ,! , . "j. p- l liti:t d
Pt.fOiie Whirl, We Jif" I 'U i I 1 1 II ',' at
1. . uii"." ia.'l olie oT -hii'Ope',i
t el- IfiJ "i,!vi"S to the : Mie ia ! e-1
I'rs;: toda;. , coin lie ul ing on the
i i;n 1 1 the i-erurjly conftT-
Von can tal;e It for granted
1!-it the Miiiftli.n of (I'Miiany en
i :::k Hie re. ol li -I.JliH ha
n a I'"' a e'M- !; and t-ir. t '.
li'tiire of Pi'iiih j;i:iirinli'c.s for
!ii. illte-f jty Of poiwlid .Tel
' eho-Hioal;ia. yen ari nay tittre
w.i i , be no d !i I ieulty as 11 J I aid H
j,r, del ermine'! lo r ;a h uceord."
l.e eoat lu:i' d.
FLiiMll
fEATUHE WLEK
.' n i'.-I d ;;:ira torn, in the fo.-m
11 ' a p . s.ii 11 u -i -e.i 1 1 y ,at: el; pUi ie.
.-1. ie- 1 . ' i " during fie- mur
'.; i; J'..y.i of 'i'., il is anieiiinet d
!'',(. TJ.e p.,.l . p. ' ie.l l.y , .
p ' . (- t i" l.'ilor. "A :rl l.e !,. IJ'I-
!.! ' n'-'l-.j or .''.k-j. y, v. n
- ! ru P. V.'ali- W.ni.i A ' I- I. M
, i . id i ,. li ii f .a v. 1 i : '1' t a I y
e - a I. o j 1 l ti.it city til 1 if liii
1 d Pi"-.
Ail W.ili'i. pM-.t. ifiit'l to In
' " ! " t ' xr p
' M..i : I, .s; . p'i l.irrr flo-
-.' a. ..- I W...1- .- t .1 hie 1
. ps ;.iei : no.. :i,e ( r.it from
1 . ! I. r t, pr p r.
'. p 1;.' a b be r ipihle of t-ll:-j;e;
hp f v o p. 1 1 m hi; fN at a t toe
f" -I i'l be lo- .1 "I o; 1 re Ie hi op.
;( I' : t !e- I'nion (in 1 p uy
; 1 1 - a a 'h
Th" tiay .,f ' shoxv will bufin
toi.iOrro" nii;!it.
OPE1
XTRA
C1M,.C IN C(M PPT
PAP.IS (AC) I 'Inane MinMei
Calll.nix. Ji 'sh frinn a ilchl iiiinliii";
nil ?loA to (be I mpd Slate;, eiiiiie
to ';rip Inlay n-th -sMiie of tla
l-'n ii' h ",J e bar..." b .'nnin 11
eoitiilct vlreli 1I It Jf.il ep.'rl-. v:t
will 111 It his ieb.n I n e-.pi-rl-c
if - -i.Mi i 'h- Jit rotiii:inw:H,
.Vb-r ;' lit in Ihe rah'nel with
a n -unie of Mi uiii:. vl cititdiUoii-..
he j!ipeaii'l b' fere lite r'r-tmber of
il nliis finaiiec roininiltec for
bi n.i:i Tei (lay uill 1m re
il'l.ri'fl lo eoinp fir llr lii'iiiiu be
ni, e the I'iMlluiilt' ",
.MITI'-VIT.H HMpv I ;m .M).
S ; , p Vt I, ( AC) I he mutilated
b".lv or I i-iim i-; Ploh'lti A:; tlatelll.
1 1 -j ear-old ne.pliew of tit,- Ib x .
I.oto- Pi.i.eP , p.i-loi 11I ft, - Catliti
bc fliiin-1! of tin- Itiile 1111 r. hi
found today in the attic of Pie third
lio u- of fl 1. leant Iiou- e bre. The
tli4 otei y wan uuid" bv the polli-e
'! -i- vkoiI Un- b lief that Ihe
boy xtn mntilri'cd at aii'dliir pt
iui) the tl Iiiin-pirted Pi tiie
xaeaut hou e.
IV)jc (.Mnts Interview
To IJIsI.op J. l McCath
IflVp fpv- Ihe ':..'iat-d
Pi I'oie plu . '(. -rd;i , re-
rr eje I'l I r . . n-'lh Tl II 1:1
I v I h I'. .Mi'";tath. bi t up of
Pak-r, nfe.
t'lliil' P'e.l- 'III s mi
H .11 IP' in V-l I Intr il iv
t PIIPTI.ANII, (r... ly th- A-
a- lef! p' i -M i - I'h ' h I 1 "
pH'f!it 'ii w''P o'r ) In 'r.-.
' n "'U-'tf '.'V "(or"'i ' ') 1 1 1
. V i ife-i Arr'i-n nfi'ifpn"' I 'oday
II- s'hl Ineorr'i't n j'or's had been
1p"hMh d th! t the hi asoil Opened
Widiiesday inorniny.
WEEKS RETIRES 1
FHOfiflCflBINET
WASHINGTON (Hy the Asanrl
ated Prem.) John W. Weeks
placed lbs resignation us secretary
of war In President CoolldKe's
hands Monday. Pormal announce
ment of his withdrawal from tho
cabinet because of his hcaitlv Is ux
pectod Tuesday after his last ut-
I tendance at. a cabinet meeting,
j Xhmn.tpr tire selection of hla sue
JoeHRor havA not been UUolosed, It
j has been the president's custom In
tho past, however, to couple hla an
! nouncement of the retirement of a
, member of his orflchil family with
I tho publication of the name of the
suect ssor. He followed that course
when Secretary H tiff hes reslKned
and xvas succeeded by lrank U.
Koiluk'K, then ambussudor to Pon
don. litiuino Itimlcn of Office, '
If Pie presblent follows the same
course Tuesday, It appeared prob
able Monday niKht that he would
name pwhiht I'1, Davis of Missouri,
for the war portfolio. Mr. Davis
has been the tissistant secretary of
war since, J. Muyhew Wnlnwrlfrht
resigned to take the place In the
house of representatives to which
he wart elected by his New York
const ituency. Since Secretary
Weeks was stricken lust Murch
(Continued on Pie five.)
! Severe Frosts Strike
Western Part of State
P'iPTI.ANP. fire. (l!y Hie Ahko
clated pres'i)- - l,iiw leinperatures
w"ie gr neral over a large part of
Hie Male bet night.
Item! reported the JVMivlest frost
of the season with 'he temperature
III di-grei's below freezing.
P Kern- recorded '." degrees, tilt;
ciild st of the M'uson.
Ah-d ford also reported the cold
e ) n'ghl rf 1 he sea son wdth the
mereury at 2'. above. Uoschurg
r 1 erted U3 degrees atul Portland's
tiiinliimiii was A'i above.
Couzens' Committee May
Continue Investigation
(Ilv CbiTle IV Stewart)
V A H H I N ' JTON ( N KA Hper la 1 )
--The Hi'tgweitlon that H-nator
I 'ooze ns1 eoiiimittee on InvestlKa
(ion "f t he Iniernal revenue bu
reau of the trrnjsury ib-fiartliu-nl be
glx'n a m w leas- of lib when
i ongreKM meets In I a-cember was
r reix .(i in admin 1st nil ton circles
in gloomy silence no applause.
This committee was tt source or
much worry to the ndminbdrnthm
li ni o'i'f and t)ie earlier part of
th' prea-nt -jiv
The Ititernul revenue tiiirenti
handles rar more of in govern
iMi'niV meney than nn other o
II h niri iiciei, and t anything lh
wong 'here It's apt to be wro,:j; on
i n i a e e i ' i I m y I y large M-ale.
K u lor Potufens sa.vs plalnlx
.that Kim h ac'tiallv I.m the ( -i
"rha t s not that there s punt h
'a'de d fhone. t put lhal iie svs-
u tn (ends flf lf to rae i-'omi h
:) th:(t them- uhu-'.es do iadei d
i vl' t.
Th ch'inceH are th it ndminlst rn-l-.ii
-M d d In K-tl ing vrv deeply
n'n Ihe int-rnat n-venue bureaus
many seeiidM.
Its working -to vastly compli
cated, voluminous and mysterious.
' Thumb-serve ws, figuratively, are
BU CCAN EE R
Will EVENS
IIP SEES
Pirates Defeat Senators
'6 to 2 in Sixth Game
of Ball Classic
TOMORROW'S GAME
TO DECIDE '1 il LE
Washington Uses Two
Batteries in Desperate
Effort to Stem 'litie of
Pittsburg Runs. .
Cluli ,
Plllslllll'K
.Wu.shillKlon
W. I.. Pet.
a a .soo
a a .500
IXItM,K ITPPI). Pittsburg (Uy
f ie AsMM'latcil Pre!) il d i
Moore's Ikhih rim anil liny Krtv
liter's brill iun t pitciitiux kuvo tho
Pittsburg Pirates their hci-ohiI
straight victory over tho Wnshlnjc- ,
tHi Senators today, !1 to Si, tlclng
up the world series ut tlirvu funics
euch,
A crowd of 45,000 saw Kremer
stop the Senators In their tracks
after tho second Inning, holding
them to three hits tn the lost ,even
Innings while Pittsburg came from
behind, tied the score tn Vi e tiutU.
when tho Henator defense cracked,
and won the battle in thu lirih oa
Moore's s lush in r home.
Tn tho eighth the Prnators
nvhed In a flock of reserves with
Vouch even pinch hitting- for Man
ager Stanley Harris, but the Pirate,
defense held firm.
Again tn the ninth the Senators
fulled to break through niter Joe
Harris had doubled, but 'Was
stranded when the noxt twa batters
went out.
The score
Washington. ;,.....;.......
Pittsburg
it; 11.
.. 2 , it
Batteries: Ferguson. Ballou and
fPnnttmid on Pate Flvi.
OF GIRL FUU-
W1NNBRORO, I-n. (Py tp3 Aa
soctated I'ress) Thii- faHlm ssns tit
the Tensus swamp today held tho
secret of whut may have been a
modern auto da fe with a young
white woman as a victim, while,
armed men combed Us recesses for
a clue to explain tho finding of
tho charred body on n pine log
pyre. Identification of the body
is practically Impossible.
It had been divested of clothing,
and so badly burned that the cor
oner i unable to say whether It
had been crumated before or (ifter
the woman's death.
The body was found Saturday by
a negro who feared to notify uu
thorltles lest ho be Implicated.
Pnmarked feminine apparel oC
good iimllty Was found in a milt--
case near the pyre anil a whmi
I gold ring on the finger or, thu
( corpsn wero threads by which iiu
thorltles hope to make Idetiiilicu
.tlon. I A bucket which had nmmrenflv
contained gufiollnn Indicated that
every effort hud been made to
make the cremullon complete.
needed lo compel it: of i'ii -la la to
talk.
Pouxens wns handlcapp" 1 by t be.
presence on- his eommltti of a.
couple or members who didn't
want him to burn niiyi He.
And JllHt lis he had th' la! fairly
off and was proceeding to faU- out
what was Inst ile, the 1 ommitt.-i-'j
authority to continue llf t "lr ( rul
ed with the tiSth congn -a' ad
journment. The chunes are that ad i.tlnM ra
tlon senators In combating Pon
ens may indulge In a f- w person
nllllrs. They may point lo the fact
that Mellon paid an Income tax of
more than $l,"nn.tnai and th'i.
I'ouzinw. admttb-dly the pnusi -Hor
of several inlllionM, paid a tux of
onlv $1200.
The bl fSuard senat- rs a-e ii;
ly to suggest that th- rotin:tv
mlght bn inteiesled In 1 "iWlnT
just how a man with mm h
wealth as Couzens eon! 1 i: t his
tux So low. Of ionise. 't u.-tr''
honestv In riling a return s n '
challenged in the bsnt. hl ns x
nienns of checkmnUng Mi actlv
Ulis thev may otlempt lo turn ilv
tnvestigallnn to the hii'S'inn rf
tax-exempt seciirttiei the fnvori'M
tax reducing method vt million
aires. . ,
BODY