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VOLUME XXIV.
MEMRBR A88O01ATBD PRESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1925.
MBMBBR ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 13
J CI II I 111 I ES
E
Armistice Day Celebra
tion Here Will Be East
ern Oregon Mecca
COMMITTEEMEN ARE
PERFECTING PLANS
Parade, Dinner, Football
v Game, Fireworks and
Dancing Are to. Be
Featured in Program.
"P'ans for the- Armistice day
cclchmlion In La Grande urc rap
idly Hearing perfection. This ih
to be one of tin- biggest and b"st
celebrations ever held in Kaatern
Oregon, with Htiker, I'nialllU,
Wallowa and I'nlun counties com
bining. , The officers and other
uetivt; X,eff.onnuien have made
. trijm to the sun o:indng mtb-s,
inviting them to Join In with La
Grannc to make lue day one lung
to be .remembered. I'cnJIet-jn
promses to send her drum corps,
witli ttH . nt w uniforms represent-
Ing the," Koyul Northwest Mount-1
wl Pftlici, i. ml nt luiittt a tn Urn -i n '
cur of other members. Hukcr is
com nK down with a large per
centage of her membership. Ki
terprise, Wallowa and Joseph are
going lo be . wed represented, en
well tin the other towns in Un'on
county I'nion, Imblor, Elgin and
Cove, While no deftn'te word hns
been , received from the mailer
pouts of I'matiiia eounty, in.y
will be reprenented -by several of
tho;r members," a mtinber of the
committee, headed - by. Hugh
B.ady,, says. ' ,
"It Is almost assured that State
Commander Stewart, of Uoseburg
will be here, and Vice Command-
et- NV.n.r of Pendleton iot
be kept away from La ranl,
when unytumg pcrtuin.ng to
ion ivork la being demonstrated.'
Hugh K. Brady hnS geneiul
charge or lliu ch-brutlon ttitHyt;.ii
and under his direction plnns ore
guing forvVard to . completion with-
out a pu -je. Otis W. l'aimer is
assistant chairman, and has charge
of the appending of the differ-
eiit membiTS of the committeea.
Mnjur ltalph Huron is "captain''
of tiie day. und promlsrH th-it
thing 'wlil be don according to
schedule all day long,
Williams to II ati die l'ttrmJe.
iiay Williams is chaiitimn of
the parade coinniiltee, assisted by
u-mop Kingly ami o, l. uur-
ton. The chairman of this coin-
(fTfMitimifd on rK le.)
Twenty cam have been reen
tered at the chamber of commerce
lieadnuarteia for the excursion
planned for Monday, when every
one Interested in the Improvements
i...l .1 f hi. wrmree nf llie
,.i ,.i.t.- la Invited
to Join the slghi-seelng tour.
l!oy Hurlcnbowcr. the contrac-
lor. has con.selited lo be on the.
grounds to assist V. ITews. city
manager, bi explanations of the
work being done.
The excursion will leave the
Chamber of Commerce building at
II a. m.. and urobiiblv will be back i
In town bv 4 p. in. The nrganlJM-
lion lu s arranged to furnish lunch-
eon at noon at a nominal charge.
so that members will be spared the
bolher of packing baskets.
CELEB
Ml
INTAKE TRIP
IS ARRANGED
Teachers Urge Normal
School For East Oregon
eoimiH ndution that On'gon'n gruthud" for fnvors Mi own tlu-m.
Mate no in i id st-liuols be nuide Into ll-grt for Hi" tlfth OfM'rVsl-
fmir-.v ar t"aehe8 colleg a nd d ni I'rinef CampbMl f tin-
that an nddttlonul nueh instiuition stnt- untvrtt was voiced in an
ile cMuhlbdi' d In Iviittcrn or gon other n solutlon.
to ueeuniniodnte the lUM.Ouo or ( Support was pledg U to the Na
nrr ,.iti,, ny wlio live on an aver- ttonal Kdncalional HSoclution nnd
agi- of 300 miles from the pref nt to the or iron Stnt. T' urhers s-
' bv the tfitriH-r.- pocliition in their program. .
of I'nion and Wallowa countlri in A h ach. is retirement fund, frc-
n res(i.iitl'iI ia-i t-t books und a n-dtKf rlhtition jf
by them ut the clone or their two- j the Uw burden that would p1a-e
..v jo. lu in;.. mil. lure Knuay af- the - loud on rorpomtlon.
ternoon.
AM of the Mute In prev ntlnif
too-freiu-nt Interruption of ;'hool
work for t-mpultrn-'t, driven. T' i k5
ii nd diin wan sought lu another
resolution.
The ln.i'tut' epresd iiii.r. cln-
tion of the courtesy extended t
the teachem by the m hool botml
nd adnitnltratlve offlet rs of ihtnl
district, to the I nion county cham
ber of commerce and to the peoph j
Ut Craodi. ciU-nOing a oU 1 1
Prisoner
'
Carmen Warner, IK. of IjntUn.
t'aj., who Is believed held pi lsn
er In the iiH)tnitatn by a ci-uzy
hcrtnit. The girl has been min
ing for a week, lnce the finding
or the body of Henry Sweet, 21
lirr Kwcetiienrt, Tin two hid
ffono oh a limiting trip. Sweet
evidently nx mtii'deieU. Saiuvli-
ers now report finding the girl
held liy the mml man, mid epeut
. a pitched battle with him,
OFFER CUP ID
The Oregon State Parent-Tea-eher-
unsocia Hon is orrerillg a hir
ae. silver tovlniy ctm t.i tin. ellv
mil' deluding "Portland, having
the'1nrgesi ndd up pareht-teaoh
(P m;.1.b.w.bt hv .nttiUt Ar
thepo 1a ho nUetiwa of thelocaU
associations before October 3-
tj,080 wBhing t0 join. in timc
hwp wm tms c,n) niuy (Io 0 , b)
pnying their duts to -Mrs. line? a
W-r, trrasurer.
There is cotitdderable rivalry bo-
twe-n the various rooms of the
Central school is g'-ltlng meinberi'
for the I'.-T association of tha,l
school. The memlvr3hip copunlt-
t:e, coimisttng of Mrs. A. W. Nel-
turn, Mrs. Holger M. Larson' and
Mm. H. K. iilxon, has offered a
prize lor the room securing th
greatest, number of parents 'be-
fore Monday noon.
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intermediate Kate
Case to Be Discussec
The Intermediate rate case wilt
bo disenss-'d by James - -A. Kurd,
manatrer tulrl secretary of the JSpo-
' kane, chamb'-r of commerce ami
cretary of the Intermediate, ltate
I : I'MIM'iai Ion. hen llf"IIlliers Of the
Union county chamber, of com
merce meet In regular session at
the luncheon hour Tuesday in the
I. O. O. K. hull.
Il-'red Kiddle, chairman of til'
traffic and freight rates commit
. tee of the commerce ' chamber,
will preside.
ct i:i i:v l.w i:xi')i!'i:i
l-KNIil.KTON. Ore. The cur-
tew oril miiiiee
tlmt requires all
children under H to be off the
streets by 0 o'clock will be rlgt I-
ly enforced, stales Tom Gueidane,
chief of police.
fluerdiine has twice before
served us chief of police here. He
expressed astonishment nt the
chungc that has come about In
recent years.
"We used to etpeet to have ir
pit our wits against mature men
to solve a crime." he taitl. today
If a enr Is stolen, a house ui
store robbed. It Is usually safe
'to beg n looking for a minor."
lnr-in-. ItiMirl's or Incomes wen;
favored by the Inrtilufe.
.1. A. Churchill, rtiit. Kiiperln
t. ndeni: the cminly mipTlutend-nt
i.nd oth-r KpeHk. rn on the pro -
grum wer- obji ctit of grutitud'-. -
The eonrluding renolut Ion. linked
for disirihutlon of copies to W'e
OlwTer. tin secretary of H. T.
. A. and the ereinry or ine .a. ,.
Cenerai ftaHsfactlon with Hie in -
rrtlliite w a esprenHcd this morning
i, A. E. 8yre, upriuteodent of
the Uot cguut;-. .
I R. KEEFER
SENTENCED
i,
Liquor Law Offender Is
l ined !500 to stive
Month in Jail
JUDGE IN FAVOR
OF CONFINEMENT
''The Only Way to En-
force ,the Prohibitior,
Law Is by Jail Sen
tences," He Declares.
A IDOO fine and a month'B im
Hpi. nmcet In the county Jail com
bined In the sentence Imposed by
ludgo J. w. Knbwles this .morn
ig on J. !: K.-cfcr. who wan con.
ictcil of Illegal.. poSie.saloB Ut In
ox eating Honor, by the Jury that
leurd the state's ease Wednesday
nd Thursday In the circuit court.
"I am convinced that the onlv
way to enforce the prohibition law
i by - jail, sentences." Judge
vnowlcul declared 111 a short lee
ure. prefacing his pronouncement
' f the selitenuc.
"There In no doubt In my mind
bout your having been cnguged In
he Illicit sale or lliiuor. There hf
to such charge brotiKht "against
ou. but the court has the right t.
akc that Into consideration In du
nlins' the sentence."
F. 8.'- Ivanhoe.-' counsel for the
lefondant. declined to stnto thin
norning whether he Intends to np
eal the decision to a higher court.
irs. Ki:r.ri-;it di:xii:s
"KXHIUI'IS" WKKU IX HOME
. Mrs. 1. Itk Keelcr, whoso huo
and w-aa recently convicted in vh'e
Ireult courton tt charge of jioh
h'Hslon of llmior after the Jurymen
were out but three minutes, denies
hat the .exhibit pf buxrebt, bottles,
iigrt. kegs, liquor, etc..' displayed
lining the trial were kept in the
vcefer home, as charged by the
jfficefs.
Th Keerer case was tried In the
ireult 'court this week, ending
Thursday. Carl Helm, district at-
orney, charged that the exhibits
were found in the basement of the
house, which Mrs. Keefer takes
rxception to.
PIERCE BRINGS
Four peron arretted lnat night
by (Jeorge I'leree, prohibition offi
cer out of the office of Carl ll."lm.
district attorney, pleaded guilty to
illegal posMvwion of Intoxicants
this morning before JuMice Hugh'
B. lirady, who 8enl(;iiced them to
fines.
At 18. I toll y .M tirra y and .Iesa -Link,
proprietor of the Centennial
hotel at I'nion, were arrested at I't
p. m. Friday after a raid by Offi
cer l'lerce (iiseUuied a quantity ol
moonshine -whiskey' in iheir ioh-
eHHion. They niid flnea of $15U
each In the Juki ice court.
Two hundre-d oiiur fines were
paid by George Ambrose and Noel
Patrick following their ndmtKnion
of Illegal poKaeHHion. They were
arreteu at Jnlund City at 1 u. in.
today.
Candidate for Oregon
Post Attends Institute
Among Ihe prominent irtiet It
I -a Urande during the Wnllowa
Cnloir county teachem ItiHtllut
which closed bint evening, wus
Churl' n A. Howard, of Marah
field. Ore.
Mr. Howard b a candidate for
ih" r-'jiublleiin nomination for
dfiiie siiperlnt'-ndent of puldle In
next y ar. He nun taught school
In Oregon ulnce 1907.
HAMXT TITI.I'.h It LADY.
HVI.KM. fre. DnVot title f''
two p r o p o s e f const tul ion.
nien'tmen's lonk'ng to the d
velopment of hydro-elerti le po -i'p
under state control, have Icei
prepared by Die attorney g- n -ra'
On" of the otnenihti' nt wan nub
mlttvd by the Orejron Hite gr- irr
and t'e other by tt- Hoiifjewlv "
Council of Portland.
The prottowd amen'tmentii ar
, nimllar. with the fvceptton th i
, Kuunewiveit t'o nuil wout!
t create what would be known a
the Ongnn wwtt r and pov. t
I to hv coniprlne,. vt five tn- r.il. iM
!un, 'aiipinorliit.' ti e amount oi
fmm tlu- nernl fn '
. returnable from th- watrr a:i'
pont r
revolving fund.
in
n nuf flclent
id-miitur'
'ar olitnined. the crn-ndnirnts wll
f i. r(.ferrt.j G the tuters at tin
neit( tffcnerul tdecUou.
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FOUR MORE
More Home
Control Is
Advocated
President Coolidge Urges
"Parental Action", to
Solve Child Problem, in
Y. M. C. A. Address.
WASHINGTON Uy the As-soc-'ted
I'rehsy The present-day nerl
f the American youth la "more
home control through parental ae
ion," President Coolldgu deelored
uday before tiie International con
vention of the Young Men's Chris
tian association of the United
States and Canada.
Coolidge pral.ned the work of the
ipsociution- ua an -'effort In the
ight direction" ut a time when
'there are 'too many Indications
hat the functions of parenthood
ire breaking down."
flonu ttiu C'omernlime
lXHerllting the home as ' the
"cornerstone of the nation," the
president declared control of the
nation's youth from thin source la
i-rcTerublo to an attempt to con-
Htantly increase the- "government;
espoiiHlblllty for rearing the chil
dren." . '. ."' " ... . . "..
( Top many people are neglecting
'.he real well-being , of their chil
dren, shifting the responsibility lor
iheir actions und turning over su
pervision of their discipline and
.oiiduet to the juvenile courta, he
ontiiiui'd.' ;
An excellent progrum ha been
rrangi-u for Monday evening, )c
.ober 26. when tiie la Grande
Monday Mu.sloal club will pre-nt ;
,vo a. HoMiiut i aoprono . oi;o i
n ii, "'
Mrs. lloskhw will appear-In rouri
sroups. The ,,rBrum follows:
(a) Sonim My Mother Tauulit -
' ' ,. ' - , Dvorak
(1.) l'asslnir IJy l'urcell !
(e) The itone KnslaveH the
' !
' Nightingale.-
N. Himsky K'orsukov
(d) lialu. ltatn, Italn..Vera U. day
II. Italian
a) Ode Mio Amalo Lterl
(Aria) ; l)onandy
(b) O Mio lEtuubtno Caro
(Aria) l..lucL'inl
(Jeaae A. lloHklnH)'
,. . III.
a) VnriutloiiH In K ,Klat
McndelMmlin
b) Melodic Knchmanlnoff
c) Murehen Itulf
( Isabel .lcArthur)
1 V. French Hongs
(a) I,cn Horn- d'lHpahan
(lahrh-l Kan re
(b) AbseuNe ....! lector Ilerllo
(a) The Cloths of Heuven..l hinhlll
(b) Twilight Katherine A. Olen
(u) Tiie Aimwer Uotert . -
Huntington Terry
d) The Dark King's Daughter
lialnbrldgu 'rlat
(Jessi- A. Hojilns)
ASSIISWHtS Altli t.M.I,l:l)
KAI,I:.M. fire. -I mint y
rom all sections of (he stale-ha e
lieen SlimillOlied to llieef iii ,V..ii,i
n Mjindiiy. November 2. accord
tnc to nnnouncenii-nt made i
Kurl I'lshcr, stale tax commls
i:oner. I hKcussion of county la
Hllos will play an important pu.l
In the proeram.
Other features "of tin- piogrnin
vlll Include election of offleers by
he Ore (ton .Nttite Assi'Hsois' ukho
ation and a luii'tuel. Governor
"l ree will be one of t he prln 'I-
n Hpt-ukera ut the meeting.
Covered Up
With Money
And Buyers
Ono of Tin Olwncr'1' regular
iuhiHWTM i ail. Hm of fee fr--mimtJy
lo tll of the irenvud
oilh rtriiirn he gel from hit
advp U;n In the- cohiinn .
nig!it lie calleil nnd ald
lh luul Imtii "fvitctiMl up"
all ilny with tn uiey and pifiple
wlto bad nme in rop n-e to
hK ibilly ad In The, tberer.
He K wry Mppni'Mtle ofatlie
N nlir TIm olerf-ner n iiilr
hini nnd i that the cost I
far ton mnll for tin- ri-tmn-
lie tre- con-laiilly. The wi'rrt
tin In tin fad that In mike
liK, mi hitereting la- ha e
fii red fur It a gieal follow
ing. High MHiler-lHlere!"! ati
mo brings gnat return.
Obrvpr Adrritlng
A Mercliandlln(f 8errlue.H
isiciiS
APPEAR HERE
INHERITANCE
TAX W BE
House Committee Ap
provrs Plan Arjvanceci
. by" National Board
GREEN ENDORSES
SIX-YEAR SCHEME
Immediate Reductions of
Assessment Will ' Be
. Followed by Eventual
Repeal of Tax.
WASHINGTON (By the AjwocI
ated IMfHHX 'Topoaas for imme
diate rcductfv' In the federal in
heritance tuWi.h Ita repeal at the
end of six vn were endorsed to
day. ..by .CJi'Ui'in in Cri.r.en . of. the
house waja and nieana committee,
Kuch a scheme wus presented to
the committee yesterday by a na
tional committee on Inheritance
taxation composed of tax experts
from every section of the country.
e.iK.orbing the six-year plan,
Oreen said thit this lime would
give an opportunity for (dates to
nac.l a uniform inheritance tax
law prior to tho repeul of the. fed
eral taxcK.
SEALED VERDICT
IS RETURNED IN
ALIENATION CASE
M1NKOI.A. N. j. (Hy tlio Aaao
claU'd I'rt'ss) Tlioro 1s conaluVr
lit' HtiiM'llltlllnn tnilnv nunp tin nl.
vm , " ' " 'VT.
vvnllcl , boon roturno.l
in h.T 1 1.0.000 allonalloh auit
flie-.ury. conlpoKciAf juarrlod
'",rt"""Vu , l' - '"Hi-
)Ut thp Jud )mi
'ou, whn the jury rnturncd
" ""' vM'"ct remain sealed
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U' it'll twn
When two mulling jurors ap-t
prouched MrM. Frey her attorney
interfered, Haying hastily: "Gen
ttemen do not dinettes your ver
diet under any circumstances."
Jury to Decite Fate
Of Kelly and Willos
i ' will probably bo murder anil
H VI.MM (Hy 11m Asaoclated crlnul ,. . ,. . ' .
I'r.ati) rWlth tin Htate oHkiiif? ver-, ,
dlelH, of llrnt decree, murder, ' , .,, C ? iU
eariylng the death penalty, and LlUldren OI INOrtn.
lb.- detcnae pleading they took no LcaiTl What COW lo
part in lli Hiiootlng aceomtiany-j
tng the prison 'break of Auguat '12. . ' "
In which two giianla were killed, i . HKATTI.i: (lly the Associated
Ihe trlaia or .lames Willos and I'reps) Native children near Vlc
KMswartli Kelly, accused of Ihe lorla land, north or ('omnia, have
murder of (Juanl Hweeney. will go never a'-en u cow, u chicken or a
to Ihe jury some lime today.
10 Vessels' Stimulate
.
Great BattlC at OCa
r. i i-.i.m., ' ' 1 " '
n'.eu.ie.l i n'Mi in' n,,-, ,v ,
ihriMs of two powerful fieri up-
proaelilng for a greut naval
oiuiter, conlai'tlriK anl going Into
action, wi re enacted orr the coast
ol southern Callturnla ' ""')'
There were til warships, Inelun-
Ing great dreailnaughls, racing
destroyiTS and darting subiniir-
Ires, together won u s.or. v
more or aircraft, bombing, lorpa
do, observation, pursuit, trans
portation and pnoiogrnpiiir iiun..-n.
This was the Heeonl phaw ot in
first major tactical maneuvers of
the fulled Hllltes battle fleet rur
its luir-20 year.
ii:i:ii i:xcni;s iiaman
MAKSill'MKI.II, Ore. A dee
fioni the wllils so'itl.e.-sl of ll'.o
ion ereateil an amo'ini in .-
mint there recently. when
.fulled end ran through
t recta with half a hundred
the
(.,.
cited men after It. The
from
'iiul several narrow esei.n
being capture... uui a. -n
I r.,,3.nu. Hv" ii it ram-
am inn down the n am '"
where four automobile dr.veis
pT.iked lli.lr mue n-s across the
rrei't In hope of hc ,.lng In thel
, I
eaplure.
., ,
dlHa.M-areil In a c.ou.l oi uusi.
,..r I ,l,l., .,i I'lirolcl
..-.. -l.rklg.gr.H.l.l larol.
Hi nd
1II:NI. Ore.- fonilele.l of hir.
i.iiv hv bailee and obtaining
lil'.liey IMIiliT falsi' pri-tel.S'-s. Itob-
e.t A. W nthrop has l.i-i-n parole.
for thl.-e years to IMstrlel Attor
-..- Moor.- or I N-sclit.t'-. coiiniv.
Winthri.n left for l'arud.-na. In
.1,1, in,. nt niit.h- In ei.tirt le-
rore ladng a.-nt.-uced. Winthroli
inlliuated that MlM Kilna ;rund.
heiress, still await. d their post-
I poued wedding day.
University To
" 4 I v f
SliATTIiE.'WRsh. (MJA Spwlnl) Twins often cut lliolr flntt
tooth tlif Mint' itlicht; often uuo will cry wliou tlio oilier Is hurl;
very frequently a physical injury to one will be reflected In the
other. v r
These are Mime of the thlliKS illyoovore:! hy l-nr. Stevenson
Smith, psychnkxty eiert at the t'ulleislty or WnshhiKtiin. lie
Ik ccitnliicllnit an exhaustive series or evpeilmiiils with "J'risellla"
anil "I'lllilenec." Iclenllcnl Krl twins of NcnU'e.
Why twins art.1 sti closely akin is one of the ipte.stlou.s to which'
. an answer Is. aouichl. That nmny sets of twins act almost us
one entity, by means of a sort of mental le'opatV. lias Ihvii
established by the clinic, but a reason foe this now is Iwintf
hunted,
HAN HELD"
I s rnn iii i irio
run MLunb
.
i ' " .
unur'ler or- t'annen, , Waitner. IS,
' '
)n)f -p Juck B hlllr.lrwi
Indian, wna Imprlnoiivd luirly to-
day in a ranch house, near Coyote
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A radio mesaage to Humboldt
making this -announcement aaid
that Ityan will be brought .' hero
today.
llyan'a half brother, Walter
Davis, la being held ror quetitlon
Intr. following' hta arreat yealer-
ijay. , .
1 Aiithorillea have Indicated that
the chai'Ken agalnnl the two men
hoisc. Miss Alice Huppleo. a He.
attic school teacher, who wus ma
rooned in tho lee there ror many
1 moiling, IIU-U lO irilliniMl,- inn .tow
caribou, and chicken Into i.tarml-
mouths, had to translate cow Into
igan in teiKhing the cliildren how
to read. Khc round tliein bright
un,i eager,
MIki Supplee uceoiupanled Cup-
H(n rhriHtllin KtiiKelb-rg hist vr
on his iradlng tw hooner. when I,m
...I1,l r.kc V'li'litrin In nil 'lln-P hIii
. ( Kvi. ,)(. l.ulII1B .uugliterl,
UIlll a nuI1,i.r r ni,iVe clillilrcn'ii
nlalIllt.nUiy ..jucation. The vcsn-l
Um lllt0 th,, , ,,v0 ml,.
orr MiH Hllpplci conduit-
. ...,,. . . ,.. . ..,.1,.,,
Mlrs Hupplcc'n blue eyes, hei Ins imic. Two iihii w're foilllil
hulriind.BUIncouaedtheiiativestolilet.il hi Ihe hall. A third dli'd
marvel. Hhe was the only w hlti 1 later al a lie-pllnl. hell lMilh'c
,.ni:.n in llial land and the Inhal.l.
tanls came Tor miles lo see her.
lltAI CO.NTItAC!' . I.H I
lt08Kl:ritC.. Orn.- Object Ion to
the method! ine-d by the coiimy
court In allowlnc a contract of
$ 1 1 ,0ia for construction woi k on
o the Mill Creek road . waa entered
by County Camni.s.iioner llecklev,
wlio declared hi a public Htt"-
lowing the contract and that lie
WAMIH.f TLN (NKA Special)
omml.sloner l.eckley made M
.,..,,. ,. ,)(..
''" J"ui muiin... in a.
cla.e.l.
SI'IKIOI, III II. MV; VOTKII.
IIDUIl lilVKII. Oi.-. - HIMV
IIOOII ltlKlt. Oi'-. - hlx'V
l.s weie csst iii ravor of a n-w
h.lPillllg at tiie special el-c-
r h. (lr( ,. K:1,(1
district. Twelve opposed th.- n.-w
st nut lire, the cost of when w 'I
reach Bhout K"t,"a, Th
ills-
trlel til-OT.OS.-S lo f le ne" the
I building by Issuing warran's.
- , All III. -till..-. S of I tie SI III... I
board. Howard Hho'-ni.-iker. It. II.
W I'lgl. an. I J. II. Kill. in k. I... I
r'-ttigoed Ifi-ausi- or a ra.H'. eil
rig;'t that Ibieuten.-d Ihe lam Is.
and the l-lectlon Has In c'ui gi- 'jt
County Kchuol Hupirlntendt 111 J.
W. Clltoa.
Study Twins
VTDAi
V I 1 jT
from cold. and. hantef. 'and jaro.
FtKVTIIAI.il HKTI HXS Ichnklnir the roai. in thel -f lijlit
WASIU.NtiTON (Al) Huckuell ,,., tho 4iiier ibne.
.iV;'''.,'"7,' ' ' . i Muigarla aaacrtf artmry.'aent to
SVHAft SI.; (AT) Syracuse m,;..,: .". ,H VrtmliW An Aa
Prnvhlcnce (I. '
NF.W M)ltl (AP)
Wnshlng-
ton..it.ri.-.wn 1. i. ua.eiie n.
Hll.AIWM'MlA (Al') I'cnn-
Ml ltDI U .II KY OI T
, SIMIM (AIM The Kflly-AVll'os
convict iniinh'r irlal went to Jtiry
ut 12:11 p. in. tiMlay.
ST(HM KIM.S UK H SANDS .
KMt ( HI India (Al) forty
visHels have be'ti sunk In the l'er-
Hian gtiif by the worst eelMiic
storiii In tho memory of the wn-
cnt uenenillon. AlcMUfcs from
Uie'iin. 1'ersln. esiimate the
deaths a between 10(H) und 7000-
111 I.GAKIA MOIlllil.iNU
V I i: N N (AIM Dl-pntebi-s
(liroitgli lteh:iaile say that I till (ca
rta is liioblllhig her troop. ltc-IH-rls
received at Itclaritilc stute
tliat -10 eoinltailils IhumIs (Irn-gu-liirs)
hiv en route 'o Nelnlk, near
I'etrlch, to rein free ihe nrmy.
At'TO T'MKVIvS CMTI'ltrn
Si;TTId-; (Al") Depuly hlier
irf Itoben GlbMii vf King anility
arrived here t'ulav wl'-i two unit
hi eapt'iiel winkle-handed nt Drain
Ore. 1 1 en Itd'linr He bud them
liaiideiirred ncros the hood ut the
anttiDM hlle he scImhI with them,
and which fiev ait uifii'il nf
Hteallug. Ihiifclnrli-M tnlallhig
i not) iii Ibe IV4''fle norCiwcNi nn
I ' '' Jilf'son ner
f.il hl feat to moid cvlrmllllon
tleiuj.
I
HI. I I , K 1 1,1,1 I) I I l(i HT
m;v VOItK ( Al') Thri'e-men
k,Ml,, ,,,. , ,vm, ti1P ,H1.
Ik-i- believe was e b.illle between
.-. luMilleaitt'lM III n hllM'lllclit room-
iiirln-l. the gimiiieii lul l thil.
lablix lic. l Ik ii nun iipnrt ror iwi
as clubs hi n rrii'-lnr-iill right,
I nans, were s"J"ni'i h'.ii .iiiiit
riinilleri' I'cm'.llshcil. I'oilce roiinil
II bullclM ImlH'ihlcil Iii the walls.
Hoover And
ii
Big Guns" In Cabinet
(Ity Charles V Stewart)
-IT. Meh nl Conlidg.-'a Iwn h-inlln.
l.,n and s.m relary of fomiiierec
. "
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iii-'-n 1 1 g.io'J In-n 111 tli. lr tilai-cs,
, n. .....
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,i,.,,.,r,,,,.Mis tv.n any the rcsl
1n,, , ,,m.,.r ,, ,,,. t ,)
,,,,. , ,,.,. ,,lff,.r..,
,,.,i,., n,.,,, iny otji, r s ngle In-
,ivi,nli ,. r l. m,!ji,lial rbliif
ex. ciitiv.
i-i e I .
i.f r'lele Kelh.i'g lakes
Ms or
and d
IS Ir.eu Ihe Willi.. Hons..
s - If.ok down on stigges
l..-n Ir-n-i
iii-n of Ih
I I:: l;i.t w .
War We. k
t .n itnr Iii. rnh. chair- which arc trying to get nia seuip.
upper house Kiirelgn Secretary of 1-abor llavls two
i ut... Secretary orjlwvls' In the cabinet now -Isn't
had a. pretty freo hand Ian nggreaslvc department bead
land so, perhaps will Socrntary
BUL6
TO RESIST
Greek Advance Contin
ues Despite Peace
Steps . :
TALES OFTERROR
TOLD AT SOFLi
Thousands of Buigariana
Homeless , Refugees
Choke' Roads 'orf'. Way
from"War.a.?-A,
(By the Aawlatrt lrr) " :
Tho bombardment and, liwa'aloh
of Bulgarian tcriitorir' by tho
tiroek havo. Co'ntlhue'd,' ' notwlth
miiniiinK atepa by. the. ,mgn ' oi
niitiona toward peace.' " . ".
Orook artillery V JaW ' yesterday ,
loosed a rain of ahell alnsc tb"
alroady aoroly atrickeir. town . ot
l'utrloh and Clreckr t('oopa(Mvn
ee, rurthur Into t'thev'1 Maeedohlo;
district. , ''Si-vv r.
. .-joi la dispatch' tidy sy 1ho
Ilulgarlan (tovernmen la aendlnir
troopa Into ,tho . area." and
lias decided to' Diakea atand aa
far -aa her llmltbdatrenatb.'PPr
nilta If the Orocka-cqntlnuClnyad-Inif
bar torrltoyy'i I
' ' ' Talea'W.'Tttror'" '.''.':' .
Krom Sofia contejb R tale .. Br,' ter.
or and aufCerlnn Ui htl wWe.'ritUvn
I ni'ea., Kiftnen tnbuaapd arn hotne
I leu, other thoutandp ,ar iuTfeHnK
.i.i.t. iT.h, l .'iv..,hi into
,hv' -iir'ririiWfain. ili.iJn.
.,,, V.iJu.iio.t. ;,h 4t.n
I " " , , . l i -ay mir .-
I "I 1m JUat Lahk raa.l aril rial ' .
excellent, ihrf VOWMur s-hey Will'
die rather, thiUi aHoiUiio OffeeM
to ftdviincfl: tvhw$?-?.!:',;''W-'-j
Aihenji cntntt cbntW'-Ot
advance. of ClrfleU trooifti tiJ tei
lined merely to forie've- pert'li
ljcmlrkanu, .whlctt thf; Brirton
ure still mtHeltlnt-iw bfdrrvtovpre-
vent tho Groeka from ? .copyipjf
WAHinS'OTOK (tly.thB Aaaoolr
atcd l'rca)-Conau ' buroad.
urea today showlnj that Inst yrar'a
cutting of lumber from American
rorests amlnuntcd to 15.3o.ai,u
hoard feet, a S.t pef cent decreaaa
rrom tho . previous year, wera
..Inwn In a Btatemeht bv W;'- 1m
Greeley, chlaf of the foreat service,
as "far from rcaaaurins ie.thoan
Interested Irt foreat conservation."
Tho bureau' fport hoHe that.
Waahlngton produead more titan
six billion feet, a .! per cent de.
crease from he prevloun Tyar.
Oregon's cut was three and a halt
billion feet.' the eecond ' largest,
which la a, 7. ftf cent dec.rcaao. t
ltMO VICTIM WOUSDKD
1.1 (JKNE, lire, (Al') As a re
sult or liquor - raid o Mobr
cn-ek road tale yetrrday, VMIa
(l lilnk) Wllllania Ih in a noafXtat
seriously ountUl. He was allot
i itii.-r niKmuMi wv".
orriitrs aay. Two oUiers also were)
arrested. . ; ,
Mellon Are
lhivls, but the "War. Department
head Is distinctly tied down by
presidential Ideas of economy.
8. crelary of the ' Navy Wilbur
not only Is financially crumped in
style, hut ltaa to be can-rul how
he expresses himself, aa witness
the calling down he got rrom tho
White House a year and a half ago
for speeches bo made in California.
Postmaster General New's limi
tations are mainly financial, but,
he too. lias to conform in this
respect. - '
Attorney Ocnersl 8argnti snd
Mi-retsry or Agriculture Jnrdlno
were hund-plcked to develop plans
chosen In advance; by the admin
istration. '
Secretary of the Interior Work
la dependent on the president for
protection from political Inler-s a
anyway.
INVADERS
LESSllII
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