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VOLUME XXIV.
MKMHEK ASSOCIATED PHEH
LA GRANDE, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1925.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 7
GLEftHEST
in
1925 Days of '49 Classed
as JViust Orderly Ai
: . fair of Its Kind
1,224 PERSONS AT
. SHOW LAST NIGHT
Total Paid Attendance
Exr-ected to Better the
'' 4,000 Mark, Elks' Com
mitteemen Say.
Elaborutc preparations lire lim
ine nm.lv today by the Ia Orande,
R P. o, Rii i! for the closing .'
i night of the Hays of '4D. which!
will hi' Ihla cveninir jo Zulier hall.'
beginning tit S:3H o'clock, A crowd
of tnorti than' 1300 1b expected
to be In attendance. j
Ah on' the two preceding nights
Wednesday n n d T h u rsi a y t h e
hull was crowded and jammed
.ulha 'hundreds of joy sceivcrs mat
tght tnu paid attendance ftg
rea shows thut 1,224 persons
in caused tickets.
Lust irigitt's ticket salts bilns
he tota.1 attendance for the first
nights of thi! show to 2,l.
he Satun ay night crowd Is au-u
bring the grtind total well. over
odd, which will bo a greater
gnrc thiin has ever before been
a nod by a show of this kind
La Gr-tv'p.
Orderly Crowds.
I "In I I 1 .. ,,iu lil..f ..f tin 1 In i
. i wted this inornlntt that the lavs
'A1 thin vn-ii- thn eli.n mt '
f ' inw of the kind that has evert
n given here." He reports thc.t '
re has been no trouble of anv
Ml. tnt ftp crowds on Wc.'nes-
. Thursday ami . k rMajr. .nlshla
e orderly, and. that the show
If was conducted in a manner
,1 Is a credit to the Elks. Much
J
1st, has he.-n received by mem-
nr t' c MS commlltces, head-
by 1'arry H'lfrman. C. I..
v iitid Lester P,rnimvel, for
high order Of clenn limuso.
s en.) enlcrtn'ninont offered
-public this year.
Jlsunl parade Hlarted hud
fll'.s 'show ofr with
bung--
several "bungs" from th
Inns of the panniers and the
were opened at N:3ii
U. At !i o'clock dancing
niet this ar at ,
SHOW
SAYS
t
' I Cnnl inaed on Pncft Five.)
I CONFERENCE
4J?I'N. die. (Kpcriul to The
- HP v.-r).- The Uhl.'r Hoys' con-1
will
i on ( )etrber ."tt, :t I , Nov'in-1 county juipcrlntcndcnt of uehofiln.
: . II is annonncrt) here. H' -1 The Miirvey. which Inclinhs the
scon; boys from Kastern Un-- names of all nulhs iM'twet-n th
oinis t'lnl from Wi-sh-rn Idsi-'oce of four and years and tin
re i-.pccti-d to be In alt n -; jiarents or guardians of such
att'l ai raiieinvnts are no.v 1 youl lis. will be made 1 ti roimhout
made tot care for the vis- ttu1 county hy the various district
jscheul clerks in both town and
Kev. t A .(iuinn Is g-n- eountry.
cluiirtiian and heads of the' T
committers arc: Sidney I ob - -
nti'itainment; Hrjre havi.
si ration: tlie Kev. Mradner.
woiiis; I. M. ronner, uej.
; V. V. Conner, puhlicit,
C. I.. Cadwel', roiium ivbl
L The l'ni'n lintel will be
tiari'-rs ami nn- ueino.ii
h will be tie icene of 'tin.
igs.
i r.nf rer..e will .'pen "Uh
uiu.-t In tin- K. of I'. M ill
will end follow inc a up -cbtl
" g:nir for boys .r the c.osm:
f Seven: I s.c:ik-is of note
n.I dress the ilelepa'cj.
Jaunty Organization To
Be. Formed
Organiwi'lon of a county branch
the State Coum-ll of l"lb;iois
;ducatlon. an int rd nominational
,ody of Sunlay school workers,
vill be p rfect' d at the aH-dav
institute that will be held at tne
:npH-t rhitreh Monday under di-
ctton of Mrs. Jean M. Johnson,
einral cretary of the council,
iid th- l: v. V. U Van Nus. field
r n rei.nt alive of the noard
hri.'thin etjticaMon or wit
prifhy.
flertan church.
I "pellchn In Ihe Home" will I
7 4i... t. . .... t die wu-vt r il mU
ilrt-sMK It-al will ht d- livi n d dur-
fnc the .lav .Mrs. Johns -n sun-
kets will be "More ltelirion
In
llducatlon" and "Who I'romot
the CJreat Forward Movement in
p.elisinus Education?
lir. Van
Nuys will talk on "More Education
in l:e!l' on" and "TUe iioui. uou
Experience
Armour Phillips Husband of
Clara Phillips liaimiMT slaier
of lAts Angeles. Is In Jail himself
mm- fur sM-eding. He was fined
Si 00 or loo (lays anil 'ic iiaitl
870 so (hat lie could - serve 30
days. "I want to know what it
feels like to he In Jail." he ex
plains, ."for 1 want to know what
surrerlil-r my - wire is going
llimtie.li." Phillliis says he is
waiting fnltlirnlly for Ills wife,
who is serving from 10 years to
lire In San Ouentln for the mur
der of Alberta Meadows.
Appreciation of the friendliness
and cordiality with which the
lenf'lirr staff nf l.u (-Irnmlr hi -lino In
j,,, ,,,, -received hv ttia citlxerw of
lA (j,.H,e m an . Invitation to
,,.P,W , ti(lnrt the remilar sea.
., , ,h .elinnla im.l tn sri-t ne.
,iun.,.d ,..itll ,. teachers and the
aaiw pmgrams were expressed )n
nn a,,rc!-.s bv Superintendent J. T.
.nri ,.i Hie Informal recon".
Bv,,n uol s50 p,,rents hud
,.vnni11Ir i,v .m,cr of the high
school faculty at the building.
Thn uriicratti wan civf-n in the
nudiiorlnin. with . K. 1. TowUr,
prinripnl, presiding. Soini thing of
the purpo.se and the workings of
the systcnii prcvuiling in the JiIkI)
school hre was outlined by the.
principal In ft short talk. Ti hlgli
! cliool orchestra daed an omt
ttire, the girls' choriiH nnng and
.Miss l.sahelle Miller, dtnitor ol
MiUiiic, offered two vocal solos.
(Continued on Page Five.)
School Census Will Be
Taken Laic This Month
Preparation fcr 'he annual
Hehool renHiis in I'ninn county,
which must be completed between
(lctolii r 2T and November t. is
lieinir made now by A. I;. Say re,-
.T 1CIO hCCrCtarV Will
Ec Speaker at Luncheon
'"
Wenley H. l-ei-s. field sr-entiiry
rr ln- l'n't d Stales ('hutuh'-r of
fomnu'ree. will b the sjteaker at
i),,. ri-vnhtr luncheon ami rorum of
tin- fnion rouuty rhatntT of
jCijinmirci' Tuesday at 1:1:05 p. m.
In tin- I. . t). l- inill.
( tVrklns. t.r.-sidt n( nf 11i-
local chandier. will act as chair-
num. There will be reports from
i h- irrijr.tt Inn. entertainment and
Old ( ricon Trail committees.
At Institute
P'rs and flren te.nl Sehoot of Pe
bgtoiis Kducallon. Shull We Keep
II Suchr S'?sons will be at
10:30 a. m. and J:30 p. m.. with
u pns-thllitv r an evenimr m- ttng.
All Sunday school officers and
teachers and the pastors
rhurchej in i'nlon county arc --n.
pected to b nres.-nt. A sp-elal
Invitathn is extendeti to the gen
eral tHiltlie to meel with them lor
' the iifhlre -sin afld ili-eussbuitt.
, Mr, .fohnKon imd lr. V.m Nuvs
will arrie thfci ev-ning and will
ieter t!ire srcmns eah on
Sundav. Mrs. Johmton's eh duh j
I" an fol lows : Met hod 1st church.
Suth. 9:4 a. m.; Island City Coin-
nninltv church. It a. nu: chrWInn
church. 7:3a p. m. Ir. Van Nuvs
will speak at th? following
rhurches: Klrst M. H, f:4& a. m.;
I'resbytrln.
11
m.
and Uap -
diusu p
RECEPTION S
0 IL1 IILitlll
El SPSIII
CASE JURY
DEADLOCKED
Case Will I?e Ee-Tried
Before Judpe Knowles,
v Officials Say' -.
RUMOR RAYS TWO
'0TED ACQUITTAL
Teh . Would Have ' Con
. victcd Union Men - nn
Transnni'tatioh , of '. Li
quor Charge. ;
1
Pnlllnir to nrrlv. at an nKre".
......i n . rHlrl In the rnie of
i. ,.t n vf-r.., -p.. n.
'eek and Fred ..nln. Tnlon men
ehnred w'tb in-gil irin'-enrtnllnn
or liitexlcillng Uiinnr,. tl Jjn-, w is
dismissed al t o'clock this morn-
'ng hv Judge. C. Hi JteCnlloeh.
Street mmir has It that the Jurv
men stood ten for conviction and
two. for aeinilitnl from the first
vole to the last. '
Carl Helm, district, attornev. nn-
nrmncefi thW mArnine that be Mi
ends to pk fr a retrial, to take
e'ore dor'nff the present trm of
lreuH eourt If possible. Tn that
event. mrc jnrvmen. Will "bMV" in
ie called, as the present list will
not arrnm suinc-cm n'-omnniu
names ror. an entire new jury. ctH the Itcv. A. It. Hodge of Vn-
That Zeek and Sraln wnw im- Jon, who resigned a few nimths
vwnre of the nature of h. Ilauor . ag'o to take special postgraduallon
tpeV carried In two unornterted wrk . aMhn Doaton I'niversity, will
im'lon .iugs in the buck of ter ei. i,c the tit St business before the
vllev'ng It to consist r-i rnb- lrosbjtery uicctlng at the Presby
down" for ue In the cure of race torlan church In lhiker Tuesday
hnrses at the I'nlon stock shew ; morning. Tho Kev. V. C. itoss ol
rrrounds where tbev were taking It the J a Clrande church serx'es the
nn the Sunda'' night when Officers organization as stated clerk. f
Pierce and KlJnghmer arreted ; Tne . propuMC(i morgnr of the
hem. was the contention of V. 8. -prcHbyterlun and -Methodist
Tvnnhne, attnrpey for ,the rteton-. urchiM t IUikr 1s ePfeted to
dantrt In the state's case. ' , b0 en()f)rrfrd hy 1hl. ip,,Hi,yvry,
Mr. Helm stated to the jury that .consent ol which Is all tliat lack
Zeek end Spain hod made no such to complete the amalgamation,
explanation about the content or The merger has been endorsed by
he .iugs at the time nf their arrest both Baker churches and tho Ida
or nftrward when they had their ho M.ethodiHt conference.
preliminary hearing. Conveyance
of "rub-down" was a lepHlniate
procedure Hint would not necessi
tate the secrecy and caution prac
ticed by he defendants -on the
h" ' ' I
Kmnvltft Mn Try Case
A retrial of the case will not
take place before Judge Met'nl-
loch, but under Judge J. W.
Knuwles. who has concluded hi
trial of the Hell will cae at Port-
.. .
(Continued on rge Vive.)
' ' r
Baker Couple Married
Here This Morning
' "
Miss Tlanelie Shrffler and Irvin
O. Sherrfetd, both of linker.- were
united in mnrrlag" at the nsldetic' 4S-cmt churgt; on II, pn-uinubly to
of the pev. fl. A. Pollard, pasior of rine out of the Mmi when he col
the Itaptlst church." at I0:3 . vta it. Sylvester Sans, of Mlhvau
oVIock this morning. Warren . k, w'lres he" is 21, sober, Indus
('.rifflri attended the couple. . . ! trious. a Calholic, and an Amerl-
Afler the ring reremonv, per-'esm.
formed by Mr. Pollard in the pres
ence of a few witnesses. Mr. and
Mrs. Sheffield went direetly to
Maker where they will resld". The
irrnrim Is empioyeU lu the flour
mill there.
P-T. ClUy (Council if!
First Regular Mcctingj'
The first regular meeting or ihe
cltv council of the pnr"in-Teneh-1
ers 'uvsoelntion was held this week,
The entire time was taken up with
ImsincHs. K. A. Sayre, county
schofd superintendent, was op-
polntei chaplain of the council for
the yeur.
This organization will meet reu
larly the first Monthly of each
month at 4:15 o'clock in th nrt'-r-nnnn
In the Neighliorhood club
rooms.
Woodmen Preparing for
Pheasant Feed Monday
l.a Orande Camp No. !:. W. O
V.. will hove a Chinese pheasant
feed next Monda evening. October
Pi. at the lodge rooms in th' I. O.
O. I, hall. The oege in offering
a prixe for the member who do
nates the largest number of phe
ariL for ihe oecadon. All mern-
hvr donating pheaanis
' r( 'Hted to deliver th-
ae-onis have ben
ni to Puul
iionr in nn- tvnii rMi" lie ai niin
I ket hefore Sunday evening.
Plans ore Letup nitfde ly the
committee In charge uf the feed
for a .rogram dhferent from In
ordinary. All ItKlire nit mb m nn
ursed t be prewnt, .
Bird Bennett Oclx
Buck on Little Mirum
I 1
J pird ptnnett of I Orande -
, t thtbMinir a pt-point ,bnck head
, here totiav. Mr. lit nmtt buiig'fl
thr dee-
which weUhid 22n
pounds dressed. In the Little Jll-
nam rtver territory Tnursday.
Shipping Of
Apples East
Is Under Way
Elgin Fruitmen Send Out
is early 12 Carloads 01
Fruit During Past 10
Days. .
rN'ION. Ore. (Special). An V
rule there la hardly any ship-ni'-nts
nf atMiles and pears frou
Un'on.aiid vicinity, hut this yea;'
tlx re will be Bcveral carloads o:
this fruit to ship out:
" The Weaver orchard 'alone 'wTI
produce more than 1,000 boxes )i
apples of 'several of the miu-kel.
varirtles and othec oichards wll
also have fruit to pack. -
ELGIN SlllPPl.Vti Al'Pt.EH
KlXilX. Ore. (Special). Eleven
and n linlf 'carloads of apphi
I have -been shipped .-.from l nion
durfliff the past JO days, accord-
llnic to figures received from the
'three packing plants hero. II. II.
Weatlierspnon has shipped five
Icnrs. J. N. OKe four and a half
ears and Scnlt Harris two enrs
't 1" estimated tl'" 10 ears wll
V?, ,'ilpe.d from Klein ejieh wee!
while the sensnn' Is-nt. its best. .
,
' Kicctlon of a imidnrator to sue-
51 Men Would Marry
, , Mysterious "Jordan
HAt.KM, Ore. (By the Associated
Press . Tifty-one men thus far
have ottered themselves to play a
husband role for the mysterious
'"Jordan." who advertised In the
Capital Journal tliat, to comply
with requirements of a will and
S'-cure an estate, she will pay $400
for a man to wed her for four
itittnt tin.
' Individuals as far east an ('In
tiI,,,a t,nii Miiwank.. have orrer-
ed their services by wire. t. Moore.
of Illsbee, Ari?.., telegraphed "if a
husband is still wanted,, wire tne."
n s-nt the telegram collect with a
"The proposition uppeals to
me as a good gamble," he says.
two siiAYi-.iis r.xi:( t ii;i
.('Hrt'AO( (AP)- Tw( m-n, one
here and the other In Michigan
ll.- (nil li'fi.lm; until till. Ullliri-llll
(penalty for murder. woman was
- j; - "" J---
'throat of Martha Kgelskl. his hind-
lady, in Clary a year tig", died In
the vkctrlc chair at the Indiana
penitentiary at "Michigan Clt
i .shortly after midnight.
, th(. rook ti:Ui, rhbago,
, .. i.Ylink Ijineiano. slaver of
Mrs. ICose Altlhi, hl cmimon law
wife, was liunged at 7 o'clock.
Everybody
Is
Doing It
Tlirlftf people who pi 'de tlieiti
sclics oil buv.ng nitelJlycii.1,1
ui not lme to Im urged to
rcaoi yvcMI:i3 they conduVr
It an air-oluu wws-Hy.
Mil, I- cedent hy the rc-ull--h
in tet I Itoni a small OIimm)
Watu Ad. .No mailer Mhul
any oih nnl lo boy or well
ir do. apparently there lt l
whi iiiti line anlMi to mp
ptv that waul. If joii hate
MimeilMt.ff you don't want. oti
ran be -nri' wimeone ele iIihm.
Ah (tb-eer Waul Ad will find
Ih.d liMtlt itltial nl mall -!.
ObrTrr Ad rrt llns
A Uercliandliiiui tfrrrlcc."
HI TD
MEET TUESDAY
LESS FI.1S
IIICOUIITY
THIS YEAR
Federal Figures Show
lotai Numuer Has ral
len Off 1.2 Per Cent
OREGON SHOWS
GROWTH, HOWEVER
In 1920 a Total of 50,200
Farms Existed Com-
, pared with 55,911 Be
nig Worked Today.
VAHHINOTON (Special) To
'Al. number of farms in the"Vnlt
"d States Is less than f.ve year
go. according to figures mad
iil'blic luUi yesterday by the ih
.liuruuenL ..uf conuntirue.b.,inc:.
'tutli a' decrease of 76, 7;t5 rurm
a? taken place. In IViU. 11,148.
Ml Inims existed whllu the 19:
I cure Is 0,373,608.'
The decompanying - atatemen
lives' the number of farms in tl.
i.'nitcil rltates. as I'eturned in th
t :iii farm census, by states, wll
otnpuratlve data for lOilO. Th
.li'5 f-tf'.ireB are' preliminary an
.'ubject to correction. ,
A ' Turin"' for census purpose,
a ell-the land which Is direct I:
arnicd by onu persons" elthor b.
is -own labor alone or witli th
1 ssislance of members of hi.
-outelioid or hired employee
iVhcn a landowner 1ms. one o
iiuri tenants, renterB, croppers
or iiianagers, the land operate.
y mcii .s considered u. "farm."
- Decrease 1.1 l'er Cent
The net ducrmist. of 7j.7S3. oi
i.2 pur cent, In too Lulled mute,
otat Is tuu result of cunsldu.ubli
cdvasva; lu epme secUous of ilu
eoantrti pitidy brrsut by Inorcasei
.a oLuer sections. Among thi
,-casuns given for decrease In the
iianiuer of farms were the follow,
.ng: tho ravages of the boll weev
.1 in some of tho cotton states;
.lie migration of negro farm
workers; a succession of dry scu-.-toiiH
in parts or the northwest;
uie consolidation of farms; ana
a generul recession from the war
time expansion In agriculture,
.Miich still iieis.sted'ln In
creases have resulted from tin
iiptmiiig up of infw lands in parti
of the west; frufll . the sub-dlvl-jion
of ranches ami large larnii
Tor more luteusiL operation; am.
fiom tho develotitnelit 1 of . or
chards, truck and po lltry larms
rim establishment uf small Iruii.
Hid poultry farms, especially neai
.he cities, accounts for most ol
.he increase Btiown for New Kng
.aild and son j other parts or tin
east.
Division No. or farms.
and State I'.I2S III20'
I nil, sit states ll.ltli.ullS U,ll,;lU
mw liiiglanil.. I.-.H.IKU
.-U,AH I
.lain-
New Hump.
, ei moiil
.UlSH
6li,li3
4s,:
Z l,Ul5
20,0 7 i
a3.4Sfi
a,ii 1
(Continued on Page Tlva.)
Ijiion Man Freed of ,
C harges at Hakcr, Ore
PAKKH, Ore. (Special) Charge
of reckless driving filed against
Stephen A. Hutchinson of Pnton
growing out of the automobile ac-
Idcnl In which Hee Hog' th. col
ored, or Im (iriinde was injurec
rinirsday near North Powder, was
11 missed yesterday afternoon.
The district attorney" concluded
ihaf Hutchinson acted In a human.
Itariau capacity.
Tom Murray Sentenced
To Die on Gallowt
MAI. KM. ftr. fllv Hie A"oeate'
pres.-) om Murray, leader or th
eonvlct irln who stmt their wav fiiit
f.r the Oregon penHenMr-ry on the
ven'ng of Aag'tsf 12 nrul a voter-
j n sT three prison terms In thi
;., iivo yani, mn'i pnn ht in'
t murder of John Sweenev, one o
he two guards killed In the recen'
brek.
tn the afternoon ns Ihe Jim- flhi
ut to consider his ca"e. Murra
nff-Ted to nrr the demtv war
den 'hat he would not banc
Judge King has announced that
nn appeal would be filed.
Tj'prU Tar, Ida. S"cnt
By Fire; Loss Ilcav;
WM.bACi:.. Idaho. Mne hun
j died l i'Min" were pun'e twimeet"
1 In u fr wMcli sweiit through the
, Mfle mtnlntr s-tt l.-.i-nt . r Ithiek
1 Ite r three mil- north of Wallace
- I'fi'luv, The lo m est'fmtted Ht
, liHw -en 7Voq nnd IIMOOdd.
i Thirty home wfe hve'i-d .
I flames which rr a time threat
ened the llecla Mining company'.
mill 't ricm and surfacf worklna
of lilack Hmr mines and Viir
d'Alene Syndicate iiloiojj company.
From Sundays to Sundaes
"A minister of Ihe gospel lias no time lie Mm call his own,"
says the Itcv. Harold Tuiiiey, pastor of the I'lrst Christian
.i'bureli,...Iuglcwood, Cnl. -So Ttirney. who wanted time to sttnly
for an A. It. degree, abandoned tlie pulpit and took uti soda
disensliig In a candy store. Here lie Is serving ait litglewood
miss. -
GENERAL FANG
IS AMBITIOUS
HHANOHAI (UV the Associated
Press) Ueneral Hun (Mumii Kang. "Ht. and tnt'li (Silliipslng rrom two toward maklna- the dlsarmu
.SlianKl.ars ne military ruler, who to ten points under an avalanche. V" 7. i.iiTi! ul"ttrmu
yesterday took the city without (Ir-
ing a shot, today la ordurlng his
lorce. into the field, obviously for
tho purpose of taking control of
dm cntiro province oi Kiangsu.
lorces Into the field, obviously for
,.
T OKIO (Uy tlio Associated
Press) Thu Japanese navy depart.
ment toduy dispatcliod two destroy-
ers to Tsingtao in view of the sduu-
tlon there Uirtanin Japanuso
residents. TBlngtuo : report. Inst
night said crews j;f CWio , gun-
boat had 1Jiriii' .il"T buiiiu..i'i
the clty to enforce their deniahds
fof payment of their overdue
-r.rrr.rn A MM.rlfJl n Slid llrllisil l S..
dents took refugo in cunsulutcB and
missions.
Caillaux Loses First : I
Step in Mce Battle
NIC 10, Krnnce (Uy the Assoclat-
d l'ress) Klnanco Minister Cill-
laux lost the first phase of today's
financial battle In tlie conference
or the radical parly when the ns-
:aj commission of uie conierence
voted Its approval to a resolution
embracing thu principle of a levy-
on capital.
Tlie resolution adopted by llu
commission over the oiipositloii of
Caillaux declared Ihe llnanclnl pol-
icy oi uie ruuivai ..ui '"'
upon the preuoiiiinauce oi uucei
over Indlri.'Cl laxntton.
Girl and Man Found
Slain in Automobile
'Till-; IIAId.KH, Ore. (HpeeliLl)
Miss CresHit Crane. 2'J, and Harold
.Iteel, 27, were, found -slerday
shot lo dentil in un iiuiuiii'ii'ii..
four miles soulh of this place.
Coroner Charles M. .. II i xuesi d
ihe opinion tliat the man shot the
girl and tln n himself.
A love ilili rr. l uppan ntly I' d to
ihe trngeily, in-curding to the cor
oner. They bum n-si.i. u 111 i-rii n.i. .
..in. . rr... where Steel
was einplioed as c.lgeriiia'n al the
.H win II I of J. O. Ila.nl.k.
.,. i,.i wtlu tin. iiKiiuhter of
i.i.i,.M i . ivinie. il I'lmk at Ihe
i, w 1 1 1 1 1 1 town. Iler ninth, r Is dead,
.TMV Kinil.S KIIAI'C
OP MAItON X. AM) CHILD
M I N K' 1 1 .A N. Y. (P.y Hie Asso-
lated press) Visitors by the
hoti.-andx are rlocking lo St. .Mar
In s Hiiuait ( 'at ho lie church at
entral Purk. a hamlet near hen.
nd there Is talk, or making the
ittle building a shrine church.
A stain on the plaster wall,
tors a. has assumed the shape of
he Madonna and Child. 'l see no j
nore than an on1 else, hut ot-
alnly the Imaee ,,f Hie Chr si child
clear." said the church's pastor, i
'A.NADA Cil.TS KIATH KV
PlSl ll,l,l(i M HIM ItV
VANCOPVKI:, II. C. (AP)
A'hbkv and gin ure to be niHnu-
actured at Marpnhj neur here with
nachlnery brought from Kentucky
where ft Imd been pile since the
Volstead uit went Into force in
llITS POP UAMi
HI NTINC.TON, W. ii. l'
rter locking IS employe. an. -us-omers
In u 'i uit. t Wfi nnmitsked
andlts. jirnied with rlstols. robhed
he Cmamlntle State hank here
'ate Prlduy, isiatdng with f7oun.
slll.PII P C.ol.s TO sait:m
jter MaeTavl-h. w inb d here
m -i charge of Inrcene ie tuiM'-e. 's
Apeete to be hrousht to l.a
rande Hnntlav niortilnif by Sher
iff J)!e Preshears. who h-ft for
Ha tern via the siae line at 4
o'clock laut eveuiry-
XTRA
MAKKI'7P .KI,S I. I I
M'.W YORK AI') Illotous
speciilallnn broke forth on today's
Mock market, .p.otcd values being
rarrled up from one to seven imlnls
In f frek,l on.bnrst , buy-
of selling orders, 'lotai sales au-,"
inwinininjr i.iioo.nou wmnsi ior
iwo-notir session, uiu Heaviest i-
"""" ."T" " r. u'
7,'?' 1 V." J
-.""' ...T,l "MmV r "
. liourafter (lie market clostsl,
r.-lt ' "ipm vrice nuuiua-
Hons. '
, ...
'. ."''!' '
, KI-HMAX I.NH (n (Crance's sincerity to flirry out
1'OiniaNII (At') 'I my l""'"--t,. llhln . triuity 'and )n;r nssur.
limn. -llii'llund lieavjwWi'.it, vt,(,as lHat thn ' retime In flMti'
owni'drtl a dcetsloit over 1(111 1Vi'V'1unij winue notably amellorulcd. '
mvmgn nepro, in uie nun ronnu
Of ft SclHtlull fO-IVfind UOUtherO
last nlgiil. Tlie referee sUipistl llie
i'kiii m uie ruui ami uixiuaiuiuti
iaio ror aucguu siAiuug.
t'AUI'OHNIANS 1NKI Hi: , ,
.ACiAI.NST KAIl'lilVLARj-.S
H.MtTKOItli, Conn. (AP) Half
billion dollars worth, of-. eurih
,...,., i,., ,, i. i,i ,
(;,irorntt (), last month, state
uisurnnco commissioner Dunham
unnuunceil. . : , ,
NOItHAli SCHOOLS VISITED
KALKM. Ore. After tt month
Hnent 111 liivestleiitinif enndit Inns in
, ni)rmU m.iools In Ihe central st.i s
Hull,.rn.nU'nt Cliurclilll llis
returned to Hnlem.
"1 feel Hint I htive acquired a
great deal of ' Information about
the organisation and methods of
normal school by visiting Ihe in
iiiioi.h m..int,.i..ed in Minn.-
Illinois and Iowa," said Mr.
Churchill. ,
Huperlntendint Chnrehlll will
,, ,.,
his office to accept an
appointment as head of the iinr
nuil selio.il to lie established ul
Ashland.
r.i;, i.'i i.M'MDs i,om;
svi;i;t iiom.i;. tin-.-
M rs. 1 1.
! vine
I' .-lgnm. iiai vesung ner
beans this w-ck to keep them from
if"-'- discovered Ihe lurgest bean
iii'-nHiired 45 Inches in length, 16
Inch en in diameter and weighed 12
pounds.
The beans are suppose
be ferved during t he tender
Stage, but lit Ibis llllie or the flcu
f,," 1,M will only !
kept ror (lis.
piny purposes.
This bean has crcnied Biu h mm
lonlshmenl at Sweet Home I hat
several people vh;lteil t he KHguin
ranch to really seu If tho report
were true.
Common Language Plan
Not Even Considered
fll Chnrlm P. Htrwarl)
WAHIIINtJTON (NKA Spiclnl)
AH hough the, council of the In-
terpurllamentnry I'nlon refused
even to consider the plej of Carl
l.lndhngen. mayor of Stockholm,
t hat Hie union adopt a common
hiniriiak'e for the whole world, yet
comment among his fellc deb-,
irate Indleeted that l.lndhait'-n's
propOMil would have had many
supporters, provided thev bad '-on-niderei)
It possthle of realization.
They didn't so eons'der tt. how. i
i'i-r, ami fell It would have been i
u waste of Hum to discuss it.
Home of the Knullsh-Hpeiiklng
th -lea-men at the Interparliamentary
irHtherin did si em to think their
latguair-'s spr. ad prom ls s to
make of It. ultimately, a medium
which wav prove serviceable for
the transaction of all business at
polvglot assemblages, but It was
noteworthy that the non-English
PRESIDENT
CONSIDERS
CONFERENCE
Success of Locarno Se
curity Meeting Gives'"
Coolidge New Hope
MAY CALL DISARM V
CONVENTIOiN SOON
Definite Steps Will Not
Be Taken, However,
Until Full Knowledge
of Agreement Obtained
WASrrjiVGTON (By the Associ
ated Press) Widespread Interest
1b evident In official and diplo
matic circles today, in the disclo
sure that President Coolldge hopes .
that the success of the J.ocarno
European security conference hus
opened the way for a new disarma
ment conference.
In the absence of full knowledge
concerning tho pact, which will be
worked nut however, definite utetis
ti-witrd eiiltlnip such n conference .
arB unlkeij.,
. jiu.. i..r
J"e " ' '
.f.e.p.l:0f'?c".t ,nlc.nt.
" , --" - - " -
.
I.onAHNO, Bwltierland (Ily tho
Associated PressJ-Oerman states,
men who participated In tho Lo-
ca.no securily conference said to-.
ar.they expected nft aitfleully-lit
, 1)lirf .
- Pm.nU th;h ,h r,ch.
Istng.
Thi'v will tell party loaders that
I the Oernuin neonia muat bin rullh-
i
' - ..
TAKE UP DEBT
WASHINOTON By the AksOoT-'
ated Presa) President Coolldge is
following with Interest reports th'U.
ltussia, under tho soviet govern
ment, might bo willing to recog
nize her wartime debt to the Mill
ed States.
No official Information has come
to the White House but the Amer
ican government him Indicated that
acknowledgment by the soviet of
the debt would bo necessary hefore
i recognition of thut KOvernntenL by
I he United suites.
E
NKW YOHK By the Associated
Press) Police toduy arrested n
woman and Heven men us leaders
of a band of criminals responsible
for many crimes, including murder
and robberies, over a period of fftx
years. Thu leaders are alleged to
have made a specially of providing
their subordinates with pistol si
lencers, A bank robbery, at least jjno
murder, und numerous hnlduiw uro
attributed to the band by the po
lice.
The roundup Is considered one of
Hie most Important In years. More
u.r rests ure expected. , .
rspeakers almost all thought oilier-
wise. -
- v
1 In short, as perhaps might huvn
le-cn expected, each nationillty at
the Interparllamjcntary minting
seemed to feel that Hs Idiom was
tho one which, for beaut . slm
piicity. clarity and all other good
Uiiahttes, ought to be chosen If
there wen- to he an agreement on
my stuKle one out of the entire
collection.
i Made. to-order hingua-s hud
! ft w advocates, most of the opposl-
Ml..n tn llu-in lie! ii ir I vii He d nn the
ground that they must Ineviiatdy
he Iwiw .1 largely upon one of the
older tonguea. or perha' upon
some group of ton cues, and can
only be popular with those to
whom the latter come naturally,
I Kven I.lndhagen addressed the
I Interparliamentary sessions In
'rencli, not Volapuk or Ksperuuto.
RUSSIANS MAY
I
MURDER lb