La Grande evening observer., October 23, 1925, Image 1

EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY
CITY
EDITIO N
THE WEATHS3 ;
PORTLAND, (Aj Ore.
(on: FVUi and mill toolcht
and Saturday. , .j .
VOLUME XXIV.
MEMBER ASSOCIATE) PR RHP
LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1925.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 12
NSTITUTE
ENDS mis
Visiting Teachers to Be
Guests at Reception
and Dance Tonight ,
CHURCHILL MAIN
SPEAKER TODAY
Carl Doney, Willamette
University : President,
Appears in Address
Denounces Slang. : :'
with bruins . and notebooks,
crammed mil of rreKh Inspiration,
garnered wisdom end new Ideas on
means und methods, the 300 and
ninr" of Willlnwil und l'nlon county '
public .school leachers took their .
tliKnilsn) from tho annual ' insti
tute, th's aricrnoon at the . high
school auditorium. . . : '
Sonic of them are returning to
their homes tonight, hut the great-'
or number will remain to he the .
BiicHls - of .the chamber of .com-.
iiiercc t a reception and dance
this evening at the Klks' temple,
and, Incidentally, to spend a Sat- ,
unlny shopping In Iji Grande..
(irown out of this Institute are
two new county units of the Ore
yon State Teachers' association. . I
Howard Speak
C. A. Howard, superintendent of!
schools at Marshfleld, end .a can.
dldiite for the office of state aupcr
intendent of education In Oregon,
appeared before a Joint session
early this afternoon and explained
the advantagis of local member
ship In the state association.
The O. S. T. A.Jias for its three
fold purpose the promotion of in
terest In public education; the ad
vancement of the standard for the
leaching; profession, and the aecur--.
lllff or conuiuulie iiwewnr) iu iu
greatest efficiency in teachers and
" .
Siiccefs In the promotion. of de-
siruble legislation,. Mr; Howard cx-
(Contlnued on Pftff Fire.)
AFTERNOON
IQSE EXPECT
MANY VISITORS
. ..' , 1 Stoddard versus lvOt 1 Nnodgrass
fvi nil liundnd members of the a suit to enjoin hlin rrom main
Moose lodKe are expect-d to be. In tulninc an undertaklnir eslablWi
Iji OranUe Hunday when a Moose- ment in a residence district. .
heart iJ iilnn frolic will be held '
here. The headquarters of Moose- .,, ' . t J A
heart LeKlon are at Walla Walla, llOttlC CUtS Lad S Aim;
Wash. Ilepresentatlve, are ex-j . five StltCheS TakCIl
P eted to be present from Wnlla I . . .
Walla ind I'aseo. Wash., Baker i ' - -
and Knlerprisc, besides tho local Laverne Ames, the -little . four-,
members. i (year-old son of sir. and Mrs. l.loyd
The duVs program will start nt Ames, received a severe gash in
about 1:3 o-elock. l.uneh will his riRht arm yesterday afternoon
be s. rve.l at noon at KaKl-s hall, at about JM5 o'clock when he fell
In Ih- ariernoon, lodge exercises on a milk bottle, lie was imme.
will be given and there will be a "lly brought to lir. l.i.ndls' of.
lmn.iu.-t In the evenlng. , t '' li"'s llarnden. where five
, . , .u ,,, .,, slH'-li's were taken and the wound
In addition ;uo ' thi i frolic, tho. . ,
W illa Wnlla .Moose lodge will give u J : ;
a play here Haturday evening'iil 8 1
.A:ie.t "'''"";''"
title of the play is "Hiram's Hallu
cination." The Whitman College
orchestra will accompany the ojst
of players to & Grande and give
several selections during the pres
entation. It will also play at a
dance lollowing the play.
I'.AKKI!. Ore. (Special) 7!e.
tv,-,.n 2(1 unci 30 Muosc and Iidies
of .loo"h. art Legion from ll.ik'T
will attend ti.e 1-a Grande frolic
.Sunday.
Tri'County Grange Will
Meet at Wallowa Nov. 7
Tin- Tri-ronnty Ornnre. which
IneJu'l-s the runses of I'nion. J'j
kr and Wallowa counties, will
hold ta next regular nlcting at
Wallowa. Haturday, .Vovcmber 7. it
Ih nnnounced today.
The Wtillowa grange and the
Wullnwa I'onvon grunge will net
joint hots to the delegates from
the three cntinlles thut day.
One of the special orders of
hiiNiiieH to be taken up Is the
nuiking of preliminary arrnnc
nients for the next state grant
m-eitng, which will be held at lin
ger, a committee will be appoint
ed to urnlst with the genenl ar-riinii!'-mi.ntM
us wi'll us to assist in
i." ttlng l ooit members for th.- sixth
dt rrie.
i'lwns will nNo tx' formnfat-d for
a Ihoroueli organtwitlon program
in litis ili.triet as well as several
'niestions of public interest, c.tpe.
"n'ly to the farmers In this dis
. triet.
ti Jenkla? of the Muddy Creek
r---:!?' is luster ol the Trl-County
A Royal Kiss
ft
Qiiw-ii ictflrln or Spain Is shown
F.m-tinjr her roynl spouse,' Kill);
Alfonso, on his return to Madrid
after his lat -si tour or Riirope.
Which mi rely goes to show that
kings and qin-en.s are just like
plain folks. They 'even kiss In
public. .
i , . .. . , . i
. Three t.nlon county cases are
aocKeiea for trial in supreme court
Bcsslon at Pendleton'- llonrtay for
th benefit of 'Kaatcrn Oreson lltl
' cants. ' ' ' - - - .....-..,.
'K. O. Willaon. convicted of man?,
slaughter, una sentenced to two
eura of Imprisonment, la appeal
ing from tlte decision of Y lie lower
court' in a oust; brought against
him by the state. . . ;
Sin-riff JcHKe llrcshcara In the
defendant In .a suit brought by
l-Wrri-ll Tulp for recovery, on prop
erly luken undT uttuchmclit..
i The third case Is that of John-1.
Elks Elect Officers
At Meet Last Night
Two" n-w officers were elected
last evniiig at the regular meeting
or the Klks lodge. Jess Andrews
wns elected esteemed lecturing
knight and It. W. Winters, secre.
tary.
These men will lake the places
left vacant by Alfred Johnson nnd
Mood Kckley, who now live In
Tort land.
f Mr:inu'
L-e; tin- Ilev. II. t. Kees.- of
jwa In leettirer. and Mrs. I. K
Wallow
lialley (r Fak'T l serretary. The
l executive committee conmstn of the
jitiater.i of the l'nlon. liaker and
'Wallowa county Pomona grangew.
! Mr. l'Yeje reorts that he will have
I several good speukers and muwlcal
j nutnb'Ts on the program, the de
tails of which will bo announced
'later. It W said, however, that
anions- the prominent men w ho
will be pres nt will be J. li. Mickte. j
state dti.r- and food cominl.ttdoner; t
W. It. f keler. national organiser;
.f'oiinty Air nts I). i. Avery nf I n
jion and Paul t arpeiU'T of linker. .
'jnd Chus. K. Hpenee, tate murket
agent. W. A. Ielsel. private u-c-retur
to Oovernor ll rce. may bu
prerent.
limsimirh us this will be the first
ryular ire tinir of the organiza
tion, all tmlicuttonn point to a busy
M-.-wion. The niornlng and ofter
noon meetings will be orn to the
public, but the evvnlnfc meeting
I will be closed to ail but uit minora.
GDUHTTO TRY
LOOM. CASES
MITGHELLIS
IICTEOI
ARMY RULE
Ai-rangements Are Beinp
Made for , Coiirtmar- .
; tial Due Next Week
IR CRITIC STAYS
. IN WASHINGTON
Technical Arrest ;of Col
onel Will Not Take
Place Until Just Befoiv
. Court Convenes. v
WASHTKGTON (Ty the Associ
ated Preps) "Conduct to the pre
ludtce of. good ord'T and military
Mnclpllne" vaw -charged ngnlntit
'olonel Wtllitini litchcll today in.
court mart lal Hm-cTeuUon" i-erved
tpon him 08 a result of his uttack
evcral weeks ago on tho Conduct
of the army and navy air services.
The charges wiire brought under
an article of war whtch deals with
Tenernl .nrfenen against discipline
untl the good order of the army.
,The technical arrest will not
ke place until just before .MUch
ll goes on .trial next week, al
though in the meantime he re.
mains under ' orders not to leave
Washington.
The statement ismied by Mitchell
at Sun Antonio after tho Shenan
doah crash, said the formal accu
sation, constituted insubordination
jnd was "highly contemptuous and
Hsrp' nrctful to a 1 war depart
ment.' In this statement the colonel de
clared the lots was due to crimi
nal and almost treasonable con
duct of the air services.
Th specifications also relate to
Inter slsiements ' described as
equally, objectionable. '.
At II o'clock the: smro hour
on Ai mixtiri' day, tups will b
sounded ull along Adams avenue,
call in ? tho citizenry to solemn
contemplation of th'- sacrlfic
made by the soldier dead.
l't-ndlfton. Baker, l'nlon nn'
otlier towns nearby u III be rep
n wnted In the paiuje, which I.
to be bigifer and more li.iprfsslvi
than ever bffore, according t
Hugh E. Brady, chad man of th
Armistice duy committee.
The- afternoon will b devote:
to sports, with the football g;un
between la tr;mde und I'endle
ton . high schools us the ft-at in
cyeat. r V'lreworks nnd dancing
will afford the cvenli.g entertain
ment.
livery ex-service man who does
not appear voluntarily will h
sought out and brought' to th
f Mitch luncheon that will honor
the soldiers at noon. The l''ir
M. K. dining hull will probabt;
be the place. Hosts for the oc
cuslon ure members of the l'nlon
county chamber of commerce."
160 Kniffhts of Pythias
Attend Pheasant Feed
KU'rlN, Ore. (Hpeclal) The lo
cal lodffe of Knights of Iythts
broke nil reordn with thdr fnler
tainment and pheasant' feed Tues
day evening. In addition to IochI
members, there were many promi
nent members prencnt from la
Ornde and. other points in the
county. More than 180 ierttons
wen1 fed at the biinnuet. which was
preceded by a vry spooky und In
teresting program.
T I n '1 rkttr a'ah dir limit
t Be Hew t Library
Whist; Hallowe'en! Witches,
btaek cats, pumpkins and froldins:
The children's room nt tlte public
library l In festive array for the
Hallowe'en story hour Haturday
morning at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Alva
Tmrven will tell fome mystery sto
ries to the older boys and girls,
while Mrs. Beatrice Young will
entertiitn the smaller children.
Kvery boy and girl Is hit Itcd to
uttt nd.
The bos and gTls of Mbj Itno
gene ttusHei'.H rrom Jpnt a d--iiehtfui
half-hour wt the lil.rnrv
Wedneday ft"rnoon wh"n. w 1th
lbs Wugener. they plnyed a
giiesNlnsr game with bonk rhrne-tt-rs.
or course, every boy and girl
km w th it It w au riodereilu w hj
w nt to a bull ami lost her slipper
und that It wm tlie Utile lime
I'rlnci' who mn'd a traveitr
coat. After the ffueHsbig game
some time wm spent In reading
and looking at tho books in the
children's room. i
CITY TO HONOR
DEAD
French Mess
Remains In
y Uncertainty
Cabinet Meeting Ends
Before Caiilaux's Plans
Presented; N .Next Ses
sion bet for Monday.
PARIS (By the - Associated
1'rcBH) a Krenuh cabinet meeting
broke up. today without Kimihce
Minister Calllaux fully delullinu
ma .fiscal .meu-iurea nor submitting
Jits resignation, which had beeu
.mticlpated in some iiuurters. The
cabinet will meet ugaiu Monday.
. ,'j'he liuiinasioii prcvulls that the,
cabinet will meet the chamber of
deputies, next Thursday without
ihangi8 in membership, although
n agreement has not yet btnm
reached on the financial questiuu
by all of tho ministers.
I A It IS (By the Associated
Press) ihe financial cris.s in
France Is expected to come to a
uead with the reopening of parlia
ment next week, wiien M. Cuillaux
he I'lnanuo minister, wilt introduce
measures by which he hupuM 10
vrovide lor every eventual. ty, in
cluding the' payment ol war debts.
vi' will tlien be1 decided whether
oclaiist pubcies ahull be Intro
duced Into the Kieuch liscul sys
tem. ,
ilie Socialist group in the chum,
ucr of deputies Is determined to
take an uggrevstvu attitude and ha.
autif.ed' lac governmunt thut it
will Insist upon a discussion of In-ei-pellalions
on the financial sit
uation before all other questions.
(Continued on Hage Five.)
J.- A, Khlrn, Gfi, was severely
iurt last even.ng ubo'Jt 6 o'ciock
.viien ne was nit by an autumo
oilo driven by w. Mr. buydum on
Jic Jblund City highway. Me,
ihira was returning to 1110 npim
t May Park front bis work here.
1 le caught 1 a ride" on a gravel
.vugon, it Is said, and as he wa
-retting off the wagon at tin
vluy Park roud a pusslng cai
lit him. He received a broken
nose and several severe cuts anu
n uiscs about tlx; head.
lie wus Immediately taken to
liie Grande Kondc hospital, where
iiu Is resting fulrly easy today.
Walks Off Platform;
Breaks Leg in Fall
Krl Kllsworth of J'H) Second
itre t .Bulaiued a compound frac
ure of his riht i'K when he
walked off the end of the O.-W. It.
,i X, freight depot plat foi in In the
dark this morning at 3:30 o'clock.
Klltiworth. wit h otlier members
of . ilie night forco, wil uuloarling
freight. ?He stepped off tho plat
form at a point where lie believed
he steps to be and fe several
feet to I he ground. Kellow em
ployes' picked him up titid drove
him to the Grande Konde huHpltal
where tlie. bones .were' set. His
condition today Is said to be good.
I. R. Reefer Will De
Sentenced Tomorrow
!. II. Kfier, convicted of Ille
gal possession of Intoxicating liq
uors hy u jury that mde u timml.
inous dt-cision on its firnt vol'
Thursday aflertioon, has h'-m ln--ttructed
by Judge J. '. Knowles
to appear In circuit court al (i u.
in. Saturday to receive Ills sen
tence, Judg'' Know I en held motion day
in the courtroom tlilx morning.
Covered Up
With Money
And Buyers
One nt The ObTwr' iigiilnr
ailwiiiMM calN tin; otftit' ft"
fUcnlly to tell of the trem-inl-olm
ret ti nw he getj from bin
aihei tlii'x !n thc-r iHiimiM.
Ijint itigltt he fulled ami nnld
they bail be ti "eoetid up"
all Hay with rnutie uwl p-nple
win hml i:iitr In rep( iim lo
hi datly ad in 'I he Oleerwr.
He l wry atprecluthf of the
-n hi 'I he lihertiT n mh r
hlin and .4iy (list the ciet Is
far Itr.t nmll fir I he relui n
hr grin -oiitaiitl. , The M-ret
liiw in I be fit it thnl he iiinke
IH- Hl interetliig be lm
iprretl fur It a km-hi fihow
h'g. Hitch natUT-ltiieret iil
) tiring gnat retiiin.
Obierrcr Adrlllng
A McrciuuidmiuK Herrlve.1
AGED IN 15
HIT BY AUTO
.5. HI (III
I
Governors Appear Before
Ways and Means Com
.' mittee in Protest
FLORIDA ENTERS
i INTO DISCUSSION
Wealthy Can E s c a
Pavintr Revenue
.Moving South, Com-
WASHINGTON" (By the Associ
ated i'reHSj AbandonTnenl by tlie
federal government to the states ol
revenue irom inheritance taxes was
iiMked by tliu governors of half a
loaen southein stales today beiuro
'he house wajs and means com
mittee. The Imposition of tilts levy was
described as vn inOuBton of states
lightK, und diversion Into the fed
eral treusury 01' funds needed by
1 he states.
The declaration by committee '
members that the wealthy could:
escape the tux by' moving to K101 -,
tua, which has no inheritance tax,
eu to iropo.sals for the' retention t
01' Hie federal tax uh a check. Sec
i ctary Mellon has proposed tho re
peal of the federal tax. 1
i918 Epidemic Claimed !
20 Million-Victims
ST. J.Ol'IS, Mo. (AP) New cen- -m
figuies show the mortality o( ,
the influenaa .epldenllc ' of 1918
throughout the world was nearly
2101)0,000, the worst catastrophe
ofi the sort since tho black .death
jit tho middle ages, Dr. O. Jor-1
ik' btriololst bf ih i:htvr-
flty of Chicago, told the American
public health association.
Richland Will Have
Weekly Newspaper
j. 11. Aiifn una maue mo an- constni
lloiincement that liu will start ujmpnt I
weekly newspaper at Kiehltind.
Oregon, to he known as the "l.iigln
to!'SttTrWlLI;il,S
i .re nLW"lmpt,i Llcr 'uun-a.
"' r ,
l:..gl.. valley Is prospering rap-
i.lly. It in i-ii il. A n, w iiiKhvvay
lias been biilll leading Into lileh-
Nina und a lilgn school lias recent-
ly been const ructed.
Oregon Pepped Up for
Tomorrow's Struggle
against Hie .Mt. Kmlly company rc
KI'tiKNK. Ore. iHy the Asso- ceutly.
einlf.l Press). All pepiied I'p. r
win. a new fiKhtinK BPirit ,th
l niveiHity of Oregon foottmll iiien
ue ready to leave todey for
Portland wlmro they will mc.-t
Iu- t'nlversity of California to-
i hi i row.
( ) re go n is putting a team on
te fleh compotied of her alrong
Kt football men.
IIM.I.OO.N DA.Nt'l-. ll,Ti;l).
'I'lie l.a (Irumli! Amerlcnn l.e;
Ml I'OHt No. 4:1. will Kivo ItH ne.
,ii.l annum bnllnon dnnee Wei).
lewlay. October 28. lit .tilier Inill.j
irciii'tiina 10 nnnriniiccmeni yen-
enlny ly niembem of the po-il.
The
p ibilc In muted to intend.
There will he novel decorations
nnd pienly of bnlloona for evei y-1
r.:,.H ; wniy,-niv.
vol ii si.wi.it iii;iitii;vi:n
HALT i.AKK r A 11 ltnll.li W.
u,.il..,l,ll ...tl,fl uluter .,r I'l.lri.l.l
limn Imvld II. I'rowlher two yeurH
nit.) und aentented to be execuled
ilila mornliiK. ri-e. v.-.l hla fifth re.
prlevr from the alute bmir.l of pur-
Thursday, when action
d until the next meet-
;.,iia h
! .ler..rr.'
, Inn of the boi.nl.
S. u.ol.ll and two other voulha
wer- lonvlite.l or lilivlliff allot the
Halt Luke policeman und to liave
il .lin hla .allloiiioblle. I hey were
urrealed In Han Uernardlno. Cttl.. a
few las later.-
--
SI VIM IK1IIV IS I; l)Vl:lll:tl I round Ihem lo have a.lnul "dli-
I IIO.II SI..Ki:. Slll.MAItl.M-; ploe. nienla which nilKl t arr.-ct,
- .the bi-a'n or brain nerves." I'n-j
Ni:V UlNDON, Conn. (Al1) l.ler eioal.i-xuilllnutlon he adlnll
Tlie alxth body wn recovered ! t. aueh .llnplaei-tn. n'a we- e eoin-
Thiiraday ri'Oln the wr-ckaire of the
H-i'i I . ."link off lllork l-liin.l by 1tf
' '1U nf Home. Hepteinher '1. nnd
(i ken by the 'emot lo the naval
hospital at New purl for id'-ntlfica-lion.
Mr. ( ftrlclon I rued for l'irt
SA I KM, I ire u-tterH continue
in nrrlve a I (he ex'-enllve depart-
niei ti re uru-ing flovernor I'bree
to appolnl K. arb-ton of Ku
gen' a i wtate nn pirnt ndent of
pull I ir- liiMmctl'iii to nueei-etf J. A.
rhni'-hlll. Vr. I'll. ir. hill wilt re
isn next Jiitiuary to niwume the
prnidene- of the new normal
school that is belli eslabilshed ut
.Uhland
I The Naoy Changes Hands
'if X;'' i
JL
Admlrnl Cocitnz. Irft, In Itorc
llio rat-irk' flwl nt Sim 1'iilro,
Slt'lHil III Ills lltUH'.
SAYS POND IS
E
E
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j . t ...
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i Arfftimuit nn a motion to sl.lkf
uu V J(l( I in f HIV Ullljfiniino nn'"U
In a dunuign.caee1 hriiiiKhl lY'Mr
Arthur Welton ugalnnt the ACt.
Kmlly Lumber company w.in ticni'd
by Judge J. w. Knowlis in Circuit
court this morning.
i I' ll I w J
DAiyiAG
cus
Mrs. Villon nlli'gfB'Sljifr watosaiiiioiimiMl that aim la In a txmia-
Keeping roin Uih Vout paiiyfa i newly, M'wn Mllllnn foll'TOliig ivmbral
ructed pnhd i uliied .JUt bifsci
. mjiired her hi ilthiimd eitm-
,,vned her to move from her home.
colon U. lOlierhurd. of fochliin
Kberliarrt appeared for tho,
company, arguing that several par.
.ll.ul.n - s were not proper Items of
damage. . I
. it. j. ar,.,.,,, ot the firm of tlreen
& Ui.mt umul.u t,mt MrH. w,.non
wal) ..miu,,,! , r,.m.er for everv
n,..,i u, uui.iii.1. ,-, i,,,. .
.Jiiiigc Knuwies iook the casu
under udvlsement.
Two similar diiiiiuge actions by
other parties have tieen filed
Yakima People Injured
1 m . .
In Motorcycle Wreck
BAK.KIt. (rc (Specl-il)
Mr.
..(i.l l nil rt.w..-.,.. l Ull. .n.l
their 12-ve.ir.old aon'llerl. of Y,i-
kiinu. WhhIi., were lujuri'd in a
motorcycle wreck on.ihe (id ore.
gon Trail highway hHwceu Bnker
and- I laities , laid evening. Mrs.
Kteelc, who wiiFtf pinned henenth the
muclilne, i Ih tlie most :terloiiHly
hurt. 1
Th, m,.,, w,.r c,,,,,!,,,, townrd
. . k . . , . ,,
,in 1Htlr Steele mil.l, when a cur
g,linff ln lh(, al,lilmHr .nrcctlon
bl.ll.leil til. in with Itu llKlllH.
I Convict Case May Co
To Jury This Evening
S.M.K'I. lr-. I My Hie Amiirliili ,
ln-m--Willi I lie. d'-fena- mpl'liy
brlliKinit Ha rw lo u eoneliialun,
believed thai tlie trial of
Jani.-a wnina nun r.iiaw.irin iveny
convicts ehi.rKe.l wllh rind .1. itree
murder as I he reauH or the kill im
nr wwe. li' . Kunnl, nurliiK
pr w.il br. i.lt or Anviiat 12.
IlllKht 'o the Jury tonlirhl.
i lir. II. I). ll"dnianM. Halein
chiropractic phyrlclun. to.luy t'-a-
i"-:'
h def-ndunts Hndi
t ried In the
iv'cl trial tlal
lanulvala or both
n.r,n Hnl n'd In t '-l-rnaeK-.-a ri-ll-
ible iti'lieuii'ins nt inmn ty.
fMMI'ANY lSM,Vl:i
HAI.KM. ,ire. CHj.er tiilf - The
I ntted Elites n.,vlnfM tSc lnin hwo.
.eiHtlon with iteNd'innrters In Tori-
hind .("i- fii'T'iiHt-il I'm eitnltiil KtoeK
frnm $;'. mm tr Hiit,iuni. ni-cord
j n In atllclen filed In 11m nIiiIc
j eorftiiitin flerui rt ment teMerd;ty.
The Miil'-r Meiilty mmiuiiiv. wllh
heii((tnirler4 in I'ortland. lias i il
Inctrtxiffil d bv T. t '. .Mllb r, It. V
Miitrwiiriiiu and r. W. Itulcy. The
rae't-il xttH-k 1-4 ir.enfi.
1 Notbe nf diMMulutlon ns I n
filed by the &. Oiaade iniprovo-
meat company.
'lHlnfc rctlrvtil of foiiiniunit if
CM. Admlrnl UoIiIiimhi, rlfclil,
XTRA
I'HY VUTtHUOlK
KAI.K.M. Oru. (Al') lr.. W.
T.
4'liy, aHellant In a earn growliuj b4,en abandoned In. flames, and
out of tie divorce of hUmoU "nil . thai other town ant under bom.
hln former wife, Wlnnlfred Vtty, bardment.
.agahl vlttiirloiiH today, .wtion ' . A Greek official 'communique
tin- Niimw court denied a motlou ' admits the entry oi Oreek troop
;o milieu a vwm Involving alimony. : i,lto. Bulgarian territory, but mat
"""-" , ,M,ti' 11 ,1 1,.,' .......h, triove is 'of atraterki .oeHnltv'
' i ' MHS. 1)1 KK IIX
'Sr.n xtiitti u') ,irs. uiuan uuigarians on uresa aon . ?
N, llhikc, dlvoruod wife of the late .' The capital ' of :.neignijorm(
.laniTH B, Duke, tobaora niajmau, countrlnii display "the gravem. con
i snrloiuly III hern. Hvt attorney . rem over- the outcome. After
lienmrrliiMtn mill that iiliysiclaiis
Imvo given up bone of saving lie
life.
' ' ' ' ' . .
M,w villtK (AP). A 11
, B,,WMMm to ,, ...inHniMorwl
, M, ..uu,, lOnikmimiit, a
,,,,. , ,,. , f , u. .,1U11(.S
i,. ,llk, 0M, iimgiialo, fll.il
.... tmtlm... The will does not
i ...... .i ,i... ., nf il.., e-.
. ul'. vm ioiiwiy i'hi.iiiiiici ill suiiin
hiKii un $inr,obU,Mo.
IIICAT NO FACTOli
COItVAMJs (Al). The unrm
miifonila wenthcr i not caINmi-
iil Ut tflvo the Stanford football
Cll'l'll any iMiimmi" e,r- mm;;
Oi-egou Agglivt when they met't At
gics viii tau te field m ngnt
JerncyH. - 'Ihn wtuillii-i ni'i-c uits
fall bun 1mm ii tiuiisiiuiiy wami, mi
the I'lilhc Miml Is nivtiHtomod iu
I'1""'" '" ""
' j rU J
Two Indians Lnargcd
With Mutilating Deer
Two I ' tun I ilia. IndluiiH, one of
llieni nniible to, aprak a word .of
KfiKllnh. iippenied before Jimllie
Ihmh K. Hinily Tlmnuiay Ulter
noon to linnwer a churue of mini
lutlna deer ctirrunneM.
Itulim Wolf und Nick Johnson
the reil-iiklnneil defenduntH. uHked
for time lo prepare their defenuu,
und the ciiae wus continued.
' '
Mini I II.-.MI.. IOII- mi Tinln
AI.HANV. lire. II. II. Klel.la or
Han Krnnrlaco w.ia t.ik. n rrom the
I'lillliiml-San I'raliclaeo train here
In an iilintiat iin.-onaclous condition,
llelnii lurn.-d over to the Albany
police by I be train uulhorllte. he
,,.,, , wllh jrunkeniieaa.'biit
1)Mi h,.n ,,,.,, ,,y a
woliian ol. the Ir.iln. II.- wiu.
route from I'ortland to Hun Fran
claco.
Synthetic Gold Fails To
Worry Treasury Officials
(Ily Ciiirh". V. Htennrt)
WAHIllNdTON (KA Hecii.l)
- W hile (t would muse terrific
i 1" mt'oriirt i-ontutthin. treasury orri-
'elnl-t gen)-riilly iiifTee that the dts-
covery 'f a rhetip method f trmts-
mut i-g be metul into guld woutd
mil for very long continue to crip-
pie tlie nirreney sir'tein nf a conn-
try like th- I nlted Khites.
Hevenit etenlt?4 elitlni aetiially
to luive produced synthetb- gold,
Uiomrh at a cn-t grculer Ihaii thi
n nMietle produet'ti murk-t alue.
W hether ir not them IuIiiih arts
w l imittd d. mom M-lenflfic men
nf lotl i ad mil I Im lr toHildly and
that the rocef., might conceivably
be no cheapened aa to rub sold of
Us iuouUry uUllty.
LEAGUE 10
LOOK INTd
BUI ROW
Council Called to ' Meet
Monday to Probe Greco
Bulgarian "War" : '
PETRICH "BURNS;
TOWN ABANDONED
Greece Declares Invasion
of Bulgaria Is Counter
Move of Strategic Ne-
cessity"; ,..1
VIENNA (AP lfrtm Tlnie FImIO
Imo BiilRnrlan mbiUtcr here Mid
lin lias recelvod .Mm from Hofla
thnl Hid (Inwlu had ilttm wl
trlcli iul that llir dlil n6 iiiUl
Hip lowii but are pudilng north,
ward. , , : y
PARIS f By the : AjfeoclaW
Preiw) The machinery . of the
li'iiRuii of nations, wail aei In mo
tlon today In an offort'to irovent
another Balkan war.'i . r','
M. Brland, aa: pre,dini,' at flutr,
han summoned the lea(u council
to meet here next Monday- to In.
yeMlgato the cause ot the Jl.pute
between Oreece and .Bulgaria. . ,
(irilclnl and semi-official clalina
and counter claltfie have failed to '
establish which eldo I responsible.
Sofia, advices . today . .. May the
Crocks are advancing .Wong the
(Struma river and that alrplanea
have bombed brldfea, barracks and
towns.. , '.' ' 4. '
Vienna dispatcher declare, thai
PetiHcli. Bulaarlan vlilan, has
to. prevent further Incursions . of
cabinet meetlnr at Belgrade, the
jugo-Hlavlan capital, the alttuitlon
.), described aa moat dellcste and
.calculated' to cause a Vterrlble con-
flnfrratlon- it .vtlte 'arek advance
continues.", -. ' , t . " .'
In iMUlnif a call for, a.'teaffuo
council meeting Brland. a I wo com
it:untcaUd With Athens. nnri-.Hofia
aii'iiiiK both ffoverntuentr to 1)
picKtnt at the njeetinjc nnd re
nueutiliK them. to., abstain tfou
(uither lioatilltles .nieanwhilr. . .
. A fioml-officlal . cbinihunlnuo
froai; UulffHria declared t.hcr BuU
ffarian Kovernment .was rstlntr
upon Us appeal to the lenue and
uould not reply to tireeK
mundB but would ..aWHlUll)t
1 conllUt.nco the decision ot: tho
; council.'
OlMKCriVE ATTAI-NEp' ' S
ATtlliNH (Uy tho Aaaoclattnl
, (Continued on Tago Five.)
NKW YORK (By tlie Aaioclated
I'reaM) Hctence hafl now portected
a device which wulaha tho moon'.
I poll on Inlnuto objucta on tho
curtli.
i This Instrument, made by Jlulph
C. Ilurtnoilirh, Columbia 1 nlverally,
detects how much lighter nn ob.
Jert welahlng 1.02 of lin ounca
on the ground becomes when lifted
one fool. The difference la due to
the attraction the moon haa ror ob-
Jecb. on the earth as demonstrated
,. tho UlSr,.
n The instrtimeni win lie uh.-u io
weigh molecules and to tt tho
Klnsteln theory.
) This worries the trrasury f'C
very Utile, even slrctchlng credit-
llty so fur aa to conoeue ucn a
shuatlon. The experts don't be
lie vi hoiiic other metul. Hke platl-
num. would be substituted for gobi
that might bu produced artiti
eially. loo. . - -
Itartering good;) would '
trtniely Inconvenient. A HysU'm (
tokenH representing labor pcr-
i'iit-itie. It one suggestion. v, .
Hut by fur a majority .of thn
In anry people think the lel plan
would be to place a kind of mort-
(rage on the nation's natuml r
wouree? a-if baw paper money bt
nm-s on that, which won lit glvo
them an eren truer valuo than
lisaueS bosa eu a uia xeserie.
If MEASURE
ION'S PULL