EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT. PAGES TODAY
Ittjftttttg
CITY
EDITION
THE WEATHER
POUTLAND (AP) Ore
gon: Unsettled. . Probably
rain In the northwest; rain
or snow, colder In the east
tonight ami Wednesday. '
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VOLUME XXIV.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON, TUESDAY; OCTOBER 27, 1925.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRE88
NUMBER 15
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VISITED it'
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Party of 22 Business Men
?f,.nd Citizens Look over
- Beaver Creek Area -
EVERY AVAILABLE
DROP IS UTILIZED
".How Supply Is Tapped
and Piped to City Is
Learned Emergency
Plans Voiced.
Progress oT ihe work nt tin 13m
vnr creek intake and pertinent
fuels relating to I hi' pity water sup
ply were learned first -hund by a
party of locul business men and
citizens who viHlted the system's
site yesterday under the leadership
of V. C. Crew, city manager, nnd
Charles Playlc, city commissioner.
Tho-party loft ha Grinde about
P:"0 n. m.. returning home at f p.
nt. Lunch wns enten at the intukc.
The main purpo.se of tho cxeur
alon trip was to hIiow thone inter
ested what tho supply of water in
the Heaver creek district amounts
to, how the supply Is tupped and
piped to l,a Grande and to show
how the supply will be augmented
when the pres'-nt work is 'Com
pleted, -which will be In the near
future,
The party was shown tjiat every
mailable drop of water In the
Beaver ereck area Is being. tupped.
Vn.Yjw the newavslemi the old ms-M'vdli-
will lie tiseci in an emoigeney
capucity only. as It is considered
tinsunltary for normal purposes.
The o)l dam. built more thun a
decade ago. is considered unsafe
and if depended on entirely. :x
. perls bHIevcit Would go out. pos
sibly at some critical time when
repairs would be difficult to make.
foriiing the city trt re.vort to the I
I.owman-IIIcks
Lumber cornpuny
pumps for water.
Capacity of P'nelhic
The prcsVnl capacity of the pipe
line, repaired and wilh sections -replaced
with new line. Is l,5io,fion
gallon--, approximately. Tin water
available at J leaver creek during j
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('HHoii Ktaek. 1 2-year-old Kum-iiM-rville
lioy who was wounded by
a fdiotiiiin tint accidentally dl-
tharK' d in the linnd of a play -
mate Sunday afternoon uh they
were cnliTinir KutiMUervllle from
huniitiK rip. is reported In a much
Improved comlltlnn Jmlay. lie
si.i nl u restful nlL'ht. iiccordliig io
inithorlti. s ill the Orimde Hondo
hospital where he Is receiving
trt-itinent. ' ' '
m .... r.t fin
who was reported to have handled
the min man which run on re.
eidved 1 he f hot. denies that her
Imv had aitliintr to do with the
accidental shooting.
SWIERtLE
BOY IMPROVES
Local Citizens View
Klan Parade, Initiation
Wblte-rnbt-d nn-n and women, cfd in tlx- randstiind. I.ookinir
itietitbt rs of the Knights and Wo- out oer the lipids, ihe klansmen
nun "of the Kit Ktux Khn. appear-(were formed In a iuiire. cornTfd
.... 1 . l l..u( ... ...nln ir nl .. ...,inl ji I f ill fr-r.li I- t,f iho
nralization mrpmqnv at the hlffh
s(hort athletic field. . . jun effuluent k'w over the how.
A riaminf; croxs. loealed on the Jut before the tctnniiit,' of the
tilll wft of Ui Orande, whteh . (nitiotiun cereniony. the women
bitrvt into prominence ubout 7::to, left the field and took st uts In the
wkH the Munal fr crowds to itiither , itrndritnnd.
on Admits avenue and intene ctlnw , irt. -n ldack-nked candidates
Hire.ts In HntleipHtlon of the pa-'wr., lll(.n .( jn)o in. lnunan
rade. 7 Half on hour later, from F,,Uare and tii intti.ittnii proc ed
Kai;ln m, the ghostly procewiion t.,m n loek-Mep formttloii Ihe
pinerK-d. 4
l. d bv the Grande municipal
bnd. followed Initnediitt-ly by two
klsoMii-n on horseback beurinif
end women of the order niarrtieu
down V,'iL-hliu;lnn to Kir. up Kir
tn (dHni!t. up Adam t Kourlh
rnd thence to the hlffh ?whool field.
The pttraders wn- lint! up four
, nbrennt and dlwpluyed plarnrdw
sneh an "Ami-rltn for American."
' Cn-e Spet eb and ! Press."
"Iree Public Sel-ooK" "Mere Y"
terdav, Twlny and Forever." and
other.,
Al the hlph sehofd field npproxi-
mately i0 to 4t'0 fei etutgr3 fc-a'.U
No Price
Colonel ed Green, San Vinn
rlsco dryc-lilef. will use ex-nrmy
ori'lcor to right Ikmiw because -V.iey
can't 1m bribetl.'
.leKHe
,, .Hoskins. tioprtino.. Ih:i-,
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foriulnt; under the auspices of the
Monday M'uslcal club . of Iji
Grande. furnished real imtHlenl
IHUNDREDS AT
I CLUWL
enjoyment hist evening for an ibilse.
audiettce of Hub members and I rtnsiui'hs Se.sVini. v
their friends that filled the audl-J ('onreience reports an 1 dnsr
to tin in of the PreKbyterl in oiiKtratinns will he given by the
church, the crowd
Into the annex and
overflowing
tiie hulcouy,
Mrs. Hopkins, saiif? a program
Pat displayed - to u nicety the
chariui of her vo'ee, yet avoided '
t!.e "show" selections to which
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Williams' Roadster '
Focnd Near' Irrigim
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Word w'im ' rrt'Ived 'IiereVrom
j the itTMiMI's' office of I'endJeinn
Ithls inorninir that the liffht road-
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icntcd In .H ilHrh
und Irrlgun.
. had been fotum vacai
albelween t'inolilla and
inr in-not .uioukiii,,. o.i; .'in nniKeo.
Who Hln(tt Hie cir.iM not known.
. but officers llilnk It inuy have bei
it wo nun who broke jull riom J'M"
ker und who left n car stolen In
HuKer ut 'I elociisset .hunday night.
i thu ur iim. u'iim tiiuon Aifin. .
day morninjf.
member of the Kln-rlffs force
and Mr. Williams will Ko to Ten
dleton toniRht to bring the cur
home.
icorner. an electric f!er crons vnsX
eanilhbites were rutrched from
r.Ki,lir H( ,.:t, h
),,,.,. m-trm l ionn. Kollowlutr :hK
iht.y w,.Pf. )f, altar, rianked
nf tm, ,,.,. wnf.r(. the oath .f
ih,. nnl-r was n'ven. I'ravep tin-
e'de u tjptisiuat rile and the per.
furmance waH cunc'iideil.
At the end. an officer Ihimk-d
int"r belouKlnit to II. i:. Uliuia;ut
the crowd for "its Interest and , ,,ircMIch , ;y fllir, ttf hH ffpr,..
nitenilmi." which Invoked (renerons j nn) y..ierdMy Jackson brought
applause. J hin ,iwn nn a flllnir fiondle
It Is ftii.l that Ittiinvoi'-n nnd while worklnp rt the a''"", drlvinu
khinwomen from l-'nterprif"-, p.-n- Hie point far Into the inns n-s. H-db-ton.
Ki;in. Hnkifr and other is st hoint! today under medical
cearby iio.nls wor m at'.eaauce
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i iiinninn i nil rv n
M I AUV vry r
4 uu utn in
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Methodist Parishes
Idaho and East Ore
gon Represented
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FIRST ROLL CALL
TOMORROW MORN
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"Moi'e Facts M01"f
. T-, , ' y, ii ii t
. r unas, more r oiks is iioojb sioutiiinn joi in hi terri
, Slogan Chosen for Lu torv- r
firanrlp PnnvpnHnn 1 "An-army orrlcr knows lionnr
. uranae convention. junjl 0i).uinip." Green as. -He
. . ,knowH discipline, because lie liua
Pelpcates will arrive t!l o'vo-j'""1 o .lrn it- In u sch,ool whom
n'ns t omMiitho.llst pui lslies In " was ell her honor aijd obey or
Idaho anil Kistcrn Ornifon Tor lhi.-ff,,t on'" i '
fourth annual c-nnventlon of t'ie ! :A rorce'o'f ex-army officers," nil
women's Home Missionary society
of the .inteiniountuln conference
ofl- tho Methodist Episcopal
church, which Is announced , for
Wednesday and Thursday in the
auditorium of Klrst M. 13. chll- ell
of li Oran-le
ui in uiun.it.
Mis. Collins J. UrecU. n na -
tlonal worker living ut Poi Hand.
and Mrs. W. 11. Parker of l.a
Ornnde. who Is the conference
.secretary ror tlio Woman's Koi-
eiKn itllssleniry society, and tne
Kev. i-t. . . i-iuinmnn, conieren-e
siperintendent, , will bo
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speakers. . , -
lltt . -mv ex-armv Oi Mfers me inoi- - ' k
More factb more funda and ,OKKOrH money won't be worth a "Many hold that we are attomV
more folks" Is the slogan chosen ! Kl,8(,in niMv Ihg to disrupt -olstlnjc conditions,"
for this convention, winch ope-isl
with wcnftli.p under Imidois.ilp of;
Mrs." II. K. Wall Is of Island f'ltyv
Wednesday ''nt '-Kij.TO u.' on.
J AT fii. I.en Jiallford of Grand
will extejid t:io CtdroiiU', "to Vhich 'ftS'
n sponse' 'will be' in-JIe 'by Mra.,.';
sponse will be -.nude . -by 3!
-K. letter of. Twin , rails,
tlnll mill nn l.lilltlnuu; w II riZ-Mu-
py the . rutnutiihvf tlnu- - until!
Innc'lieon. . "'
'In tite nhernonn. following ' il--yotioiitil
exercises h-d I'ly'M-'s. A.
(.',., guinn-'of I nion, M -a. W. II.
Parker will extend the rireet Jnfl
of the s's.er MLKnlonury society
of thu coufi-rcnee. M i-h. I'a. k-r
e.niiif to La (iraiide reeently from
following
Mrs. ('.
secretaries:
U. Heath, ltnpe t, Ida.
(Continued on i'aire Four.)
DAIRYMEMILE '
AS CONDITIONS
BECOME HOSIER
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lialryimru', irtw btoie. .pjmi.stiil
l.fiiui for .sturii-.-yi ars piiKf, It IH":'!);'' At'ledst 1 fi niciuberN of the clnliM interior pointft."
with Hie- eost 1of-id IHtfif' lotWr will nltend. . iiichnliim , the utoek M went on lo polnl out Hie en
and he price of bntlcrfiil ..hlth.-r. ' judnliiff t'ain memluVs: . LitHter ;I;,. lit tullon berore the-'lntir-Tlie
monthly report of i'.w Union :lokiaud of Island t. iiy. Itussell Bt()tn .,,, commlSHion, which
county cow' tesitm; uKHoeiallon is
.,,01,. report shows en (iveruee
poiloilliou of noli pounds or luillt
,p,.,. ,.. coliliilillliK 27.li pounds. of
he report chows en averace
Mftltt(,rrjll 1 T,M, 11V(.rnK,. r..ml cim'.f't lock M'tle. Cartnen Daniel of
. ( tmutid of b'litleTfat I 14 t'ovv. (iale Delay of Motilte. Al-
ents. K.-ed costs rnmrc un ! 23.G.
J.'mrtl. rlnl per cow produced' rungca
,, m, in 14 'i
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With tin- 'exception of Ihrei; ail
herds nre bciiiK f.id on p -sture and
hay. without Ktain. The eattl
were tested in the I nlon and Cove
communities. I.usl year's uHSor-tu-
tion repon came oi;i in aurusi niui
showed much hlKher averants than
expected, the county arnt, f. C
Avery, says. ' t
Public Service Board '
Members Hold Hearing;
I'ublic S'TViet CominiHbme" II.
H. Corey and K. Ostrander, of Sa-
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r' I"r,'r- u "1nfl
this morning on their way to Maker
win-re they will hold a luarin in
coan-:ti'fii with the valuui ion of
th' properties of the KMBt.'rn ' r--fcon
l.l;hl and 1'ower e-fiiriiitiy fur
rt' tiurpuses. Tlj" l-eorlnjf doi s
not Invnv4 rates at this time.
All cities in whleh Mm- company
iiperaten huve bf'Ti nottlled . and
i ufiked to w nd their rity utiorney or
other repr. m ntutlv.-.
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Alnn Iniltrrrl FlV PriU
From Filing Spindic'
'K"-ir .bi(-l.noi). a iin'; 'nl the
Mo'iviirix"d uroceiy. Is nufteHnir ln
t'ns'.a n:ifn todav from r wound
j care
ioss io
Use War Vet
In Rum War
"You' Can't Bribe An
Army : Officer," , Prohi
Leader Saw in ; Ex
plaining His Plans.
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SAW l-MtANCmCO -(NI'jA Sue-r
clal) The boollcgger's dollar
won't be worth u Kusian ruble
jwhen the n w drv ndminhftrutlon
'actually 'declares war. .. . .
i "And iliut's because you rnn't
! bribe nn old armv officer.' 'says
; Colonel Ned Green, prohibition dl-
r'T,or f 11,0 .Fa" "'ralnc,5. T;
trict. Green. In carrying out tils
purt or the militarization-of Amcr-
l'B ary fnrcl'8. Plans to put a
l''ic1 ntl tn" patriot In evory
ior whom 'huyn hail at leust ten
years mlluiiry experience, cjin eon-
qner the bootlesgeis. Orocn ho-
Move, end hollevos that principally
on his faith that an ex-army -
rT an'l he tempted by Iho taint-
'ed money of rum pirates. . .
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l " I he chief criticism of prohlbi-
; llon forces IhrouBhout the country
liim been i that manny of their men
. I'av0 laa their price, aid the boot-
'-Bh- uito..piu n, i.n
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pool leffKer. J would like to see ine
bootlegger' who cn brjbe one of
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lni nC
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disprove h'ft b-oaKrs. ' flrt-eii meiHa
o atti'r the hi fellow.s.
wenM pay imieh r.ttentlon to
Ijie little fellc w.s unless t hey Ret
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o'uf and " out' booileKgerM art? The
ones we ' art ufU'r.
Hb:ne-inade
ji
l.'irtw,, head of cattle and 14
head of hns left Hot like and
Iai (Jrande loday on the w iy to the
raeific iJiternaltonal Mvesloek ex-
i option to be lie.d ih I'orthnid
,uxt w-ek. Tlio stock Is iMintf
,CJM.-(I liy lllf IIH-NlI'Tji UI I lit:
Ihixh' and uir h' cIuIim of- t'llion
county.
r.lcKenuon of imliler and riifford
onrmi of Inil.lcr. I hem; three.
i onino or ini
hove ,tnrk whli
ufler which It
which will b.e exhibited.
will be sold ut the
, n ' 1 "v"' l'"b' Ledbetler
Allcel und libeitu Hell or Cove
will -also have stuck ur the how.
other in
Hnnlnrn who are expected
to attend urn Jane uiilc und Al
ninn I )elss, both of Cove. Most of
,ht, r) ni(.rn(,H plj:n' to . j,,
rorthind by Kunday.
flesides the club tnernbiTH, Clyde
Kiddle will ship a c.irtnad of fat
hoPM ,0 t. ,.xhit,it,.d in the cuniot
via6A u, the exposition,
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Publicity
Problem
Pot Ibe, IhisIim-jus man w'io N
iuh'ii-Mrd In Ids iidcrtiin-
nnd niitH to Ret I be itiuM P-(-Hlhle
nliirtis out of It, 'I tie
t ib-crt. if offer mt h e I h it
will aid hi Milt in? bit uhi:'l;y
prolihiii.
Hon lo make n Hiifriil pbin.
Im II (nil Ih executed Mb
rt"irlt-. Ihiw , ailerU-.
fait If nmile more all ran ite
and iii'ire Inleit n'.hi t. bun
pnfe 1 -an be pui-Hutted t'
imipl wllli nn adtcriMiiff
blidicet flifMf nt-i Hie iimltr
imith iilnr bileret to I be
nmit nlm wauls lit bub I oil
m.-4 inner nnd add new 4iie.
The tibn'rvcr' M-rit' nit Im
lintl by t-allinie Main ttt.
"Obrrer Adertllni
A Mercbaudlsiug rtvk-w."
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iSTfiflf
! TO PORTLAND
BUTE CASE
EXPLAINED
TO CLUBMEN
J. "A. Ford, Of Spokanefoclallst parties at tho recent con
OnHirioo Plnno of Tn- . N'e- whore the principle
.f VMUAAAIVO iUtIO VI All-
termediate Body
URGES MAINTAINING
PRESENT CONDITION
Interior States Will Suf-
, f er If . Discriminating
Rates Return, Speaker
Declares. . .
"Wo are silling' pretly and-we
want to stay I hat way." J. A; Kord,
secretary or tho KpnUune chamber
of commerce und a member of the
Inlermeillate rate association, told
iu, Grundc business men at tho
chamber of commerco luncheon at
iho I. O. O. 1 hull tills nooiw. In nn
oCri-"pxpunuton of (), riile mHB fgnt
u8 lt now 8lanils.
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t ,e interior country has the up-
per hand at present und contlnu.
, ,, of Umt condUOI1 ,s th(, ,iv.
tlon or polnta not ufreolod by coart
.., ., ,,,, ., vl,,, .,,
situation as It now Is. frelKht rotes
from inlddlewrstcrn points to the
woeI IncludiitK both coast and in-
f"" Polnu-oro not dlscrl.nlnu-
torv.
Mr. Kord pointed out, "but such Is'
not the case. If existing conditions
t4rK.diaruHlud. It. will ba bv tiie on. I
' l"'a,non not "V l" mittrniimi
ate rate usjoclntlon and the Inter-
br points it represents.
Itcv.rws BailU
In opening his address, Mr. Kpjd.
" '1 . h .. .
'Hpeulii-r, reviewed the liistory ol
th,e long and short haul battle be
tween the. railroads- and Interior
siilpplng points.. i m t
In the beinnitiK. dlstiHnilnatloO
e ns prneiii eii in rreignt rules, lie .
derhired. snylng thai before I HI s I
freight rules on eon.n.odllle, hl.-j
i.f.il rrrini I'hleiivn In I 'nrt In ml. ( III-I
i-iigo to Hon I'-iiiliclsco. Chicago to
lieiittlp wen' less llinn the rules
I 'liirged on Hie same goods ship-
pud rrom t'hlcugo in liliuiiRS, wlili niiueiie events and speuKlng ,,(, iu iniuvi'iltlnn. Iter lli'lii
.Mont.. Chlengo lo Idi fjrundi", or I progrums featured. ) , .... . ...
(:'ll'u0. '? Uno. Nv.
"Kor example, tin- frelsht rule
was $1 on a. certain elaas f feuods
shipped directly from ClilenRO to
I'ortJand." hu said. "On tin other.
liimd, the rale was $l.4a on the
H (IHO IfOOOS nilippiMI I IIM.KKU
in l.n Criuwh- ilwt ruilroadH charn
nK nhlKher rate for shipments lo
eventuully risulled In the present
feir rules." und milieu nun ul
presen. a lest esse '
1, .1 V, . lu i. '.i ui I, pi.iiit
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slon to loner Ihe rales on long
(Continued on lhpr Flvi.)
CHILLING BLASTS -HIT
NORTHWEST;
BRING SNOW, COLD
MKNVKIJ. Colo. (Hv tliu Asso
culed PreHfT) ChllllnK blasts
from Die north, which yesterday
brontrlit.heiivy Know and freexinff
t mperatnres to the northwest.
today s were nvelopinff the
Pocky Mountain n-Klon In the
first pofisoiiiil cold wave.
Havre. .NJon.'.. has probatdy
Un col(e5iw'ither in the I'nlt-
Stales today with the nier
ftiry two decrees above sero.
fth'r ynrU of Montana re-'
ported near-zero weather. The
mercury retflHtered eight above
n( Mlb-s city and Helena.
Hnow Ih .expected tonight In
pnrU of Colorado und Ptah.
Costumes of 1875 Will
Be Worn at Ceremonial
l:wlern Klar ceremonials as they
wer Conducted b"1f a eentiiry ago
will b enacted before t he me fn -le
rs of Hope chapter Wedm-sdsy
e'-nlitff nt the Masonic temple by
men and women who have served
the chapter tiff patrons and mat
rons In the past.
Crtuni"S of 7fi will be worn
by those occupying the stations.
Mr. Nellie (,rac of Cove, who has
t iittieipuied in Kaiern Hlur actlv
Iths for roore then 60 years, will
be nn honored guest. Mrs. Nellie
N 111 w'M p t us worthy nuitron
arid lr. H. t. M(Msinuii will offi
ciate as worth; patron for the eve-
Painleve Cabinet Quits;
Financial' Policy Fails
I'AUIS (By the Assoclnled
Press) Premier I'ulnlevu'fl cublnet
reslsned today. j
Painlovo- called on rrestdent
lloumergue and presented the col
lective reslgnullon of tho ministers,
telling -the. president :the cublnet
could not continue the work of re
storing thu Krench rinances . with,
put being ussured of a fuvorilble
inujority In parllnntent.
The . mlhisters''. decision war
unanimous und wus cuused by the
l.llltlwlB ,lf.,t 1... Il.n Vll.ll,.,,! l.n.l'
of tho tux levy on 'capital was
adopted. , . ; , " ,
League's Efforts For
Balkan Peace Succeeding
PA H 18 Ky the AHsoeJatod
Pres A naval demonstration be
fore Athens is a nosslbln leapue
of natlonjf miove hould the Greek
governtnent decline to accept the
I en sue council's declulon that uhe
must cease hostilities and remove
all Greek troops- from Bulgarian
soil.
It was leurned, tbduy that the
advisability - of a l . naval btoekndo
had been dlseuwjod . privately by
the council. . . . ,
In tho same room where Wood,
row Wilson, In the closing days of
tho peace conference, proudly read
out the articles of the league of
nations covenant, and M. Clemen
eenu. as president,, in staccato
tones declared them adopted, the
council of the league Monday night
delivered what is virtually an . ul
timatum to Greece and Ilulgarlu
that they must unconditionally and
within, 24 hours order all their
IS CELEBRATED
.
WAHHINOTON ,(lly I he Asoel-.
nted l'reB) Appeals for public
support or thu nu'vy .were, voiced
throimhoul the country toduy on
the oceusion or tho. annual nnvv
,i,tv celebiullon this year of tho
r.oth annlveritiiry of the navy on
t,,n blnhduy of Theodore Itoose.
u..lf ....
I open house was ordered for
ships ut ports on ti II couMs. navy
Uunla und olher shorn stutlons.
KELLEY. WILLDS
F,
KAI.K.M. Ore. (lly Ihe Associated
I ,.r,W)-The deudlock murklng the
Irtiil of I'lllsworlli Kelley. 30. und
W''"V;K lW,1,'" r"'1'' ".I"''
I 1 . .. . 1 a t 1 .1 1 i i
prison break Pf August U whhh
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I resulted In Ihe deulli of John
Sweeney and J. .VI. Jlolman. gourds,
was broken la to yesl erday when (
Ihe Jury returned a verdict of
"Utility as charged" after deliber
ating nearly ft 2 hours. The verdict
carries 'Die death penalty.
Hentenco will bo pronounced up
on the condemned mn at D o'elock
Prtduy morning by Judge Percy 11.
Kelly. -
Tom Murray, 12-yeur-old leader
of the trio, was sentenced u week
ago to hang Decejuher IK.
Potato Markets Climb
To Basis of $13 a Ton
The potato market has clitnhed
hi re to a hnstn of $43 a Ion, pur
p mm niv
in iunui mil
u. u. iinn un
AGING DEATH
chased from Ihe farmer, or IMiVhund In the upper house of coo
per tan pounds, It was reported J gress.
this morning. At Ynltlmn, Wash- The la'e Indiana Ueniocrnth
ington Hallirdliy the tubers were I senator's sent Is sure to he fllh'.
helng sold in car lots on a basis
of Un and $4 per ton, or t2.6.S
und per I'm pounds, lly the
agon loud . they
slightly under this, .
were selling
c. .1. pu.itcj; Aititi vi i;:
POKH.AM, Ore. (AP). Ih'
(cc live' lotlnv nrrc-U'd Cecil
Pceci-c. !IV cliamcl with theft,
of im-dh nl sutMdicH. nimnilii'
iind Jewelry. Ilo b nlno ( barged
wiih hating Mfolcti fmpplhf fn wn
Hit armory at Piigem.
I.I HAM t AVM IIY Itl SV
I.KIIANON, tro. The prunejlngtou presa not yet tn coift,
processing plant of tlx1 I -bun on but that tuny come ir the caxe
cannery Is now running 24 hours, looks good enough that the tits
u day. The , pi in is when pro-1 trlct oC Colutublu Is legally wet,
cessed urx lacked in 2a-pound desplb the Volstead act, or !
boxes and Are being shipped out that It Isn't the district of Co
at the rale of two cars a diiv. . lumbla. but part of Muryland.
Then- are enough prunes In sight One J. A. I. Koir Was first to been broken hy the government
to keep ths plant runnlinf most'dlg up the facts, If they are facts.and the tihjlrlct, Washington and
ol '.he w.iittr. iLtad.h wts are studyiu theiUUil. ri-verta to Maryland. ,
Tlie 1'nlnlevo ministry was
formed April 16 tilts your to suc
ceed that of Kdouard H err lot,
which also went down through
parliament refusal to accept Us
flnauciul policy. .
Like the Harriot cahlnet, the
rntnleve government depended up
on tho parties of tlte left, includ
ing I he rudieuls und ttoclallsts, for
Its parliamentary inujority. .
' Joneph Caltlaux. r'alnieve's fi
nance mllntster, hus Hteadfastty re
alxted the left block In Us desire
to levy on cepltnt as a means of
lifting France from Us financial
difficulties. .
troops to retire behind their re
Hpcctl;p frotltfrs,
kvaci ation itii:iti;i)
ATHKNH (lly the, Associated
Presa Tho Greek government to-
Iday ordered prompt evacuation of
Hulgarlan territory by Its forces,
The movement to withdraw Greek
frontier guards to their former
posts has boen begun. , .". ,
'AftRKKMKNT niUTHKI)
w4rT'-T8 Hy. the Associated
i.ftiia recce's
representative
u, o e 0ru .at the opening of lo
dny's seHslon of the league of na
tion's counnll that, through iho
,. f a , l
friendly medlutlon of Koumanlu, a
direct agreement bud been reached
between Greece and Bulgaria for
eve citation of their respective ter
rl tori o.
Bulgarian- representatives de
J c la rod they had no confirmation of
this report,
v-rfMKtrr nr.iH -, i .
1'OKTIiVNII, Ore. (Al1) ,r(jle.
gates rrotttl ,.artH of t.li.)
lie imii) iiir mr iiiK iiiMg n uiu
Mutual lonientlon of llitv Oregiin I
.iin'ii - ri'wlu'i asHUelatlnii, ViHlts
Ul(! purtja,,,! M'liools 'ocvuiiIihI
: ' '
'"" """"' nmay. ' lonigiit . inu
convention mill bt firrliiillly iiiieiu I i
v. Il'.i a reception, 'lliu stwalims will I
, , ,,rt(llly ,,. j
I ' " I
A. II. Hwvo nf l'lillailelilila, pnwl-
'lent or the National t'olianwN of
MotlierN nuil 'luiu liers, will pnrtli l-I
:ial address will lie given IV minus-
lay nlglit.
iti)i:its i.Nvi'Xi'iij.vrioN
W'AHIIINi'r)N (Al") J'wal
dent CHiwIey vvns illnH'lil .(slay
by Hie siilpplng hoard Utiulmly tilts
Admiral .Oriental Hue, oH;riiling a
flm't or five Hl!M.iger-iHrgi liners
out or Seattle, anil to report as lo
bo udvlsnblllly or retaining the
lii!seiil-iiutnuueuttnl.
, "
.,rrslll IU1 (.:). Itci.e.l'
,.. ..,.1 ,.1.1 l,. 1,,.,..
"'
funilH, 27 hoys, ngen nine to it,
of a. idioms ' aHKcmblcl
""-ii "i . ini" (v-.ii,f.. .. whicn imve come to tne peot
... . a,,..-i i i.v hi. iu. ..... .......
U. Wlillney. left licre last night
for l.o Angele?, Hie rucsIh "f'wiin safety and honor through an
the ItiilCinoic ami Ohio railroad, ' other 12 months, the proclamation
fhihiiiiii and the neivice burenti. said, at peace at home and abroml.
The chorus win cn ionic to Phil- with the public health good, with
iidelibla ubeti lis fluids became I harvests and Industries productive,
cxIinuMeil. land labor well, rewarded.
Coolidge's Hand In The
House Is
(lly Clmilcs V. stenmi)
WAHII IMIVON (NK Hpeciill).
Hiiinilel M. ItnlHton's ileiilh
slrenKl lien's I'resldent :ooIiiIk' s
temporarily, iiirougii guiiernaioruu
appointment, by a Itepuhiican. An
lection win nave to ueiermiui :
the choice or nenaior itaision s
Ipermunent successor, und Indiana
in do ihtful.
HUM. Ihe administration s poll
tical meteorologists predict "ltc
publican u eat her" for some linie
to come and on quite hopef it
concerning the next Hoosler scn-
t atorlal test at the polls.
The upper bouse Is so ctosc
that even one vole counts.
The point ts raised In the Wush-
20 KILLED,
30 mm
III WRECK
Fast Passenger Train
Plunged Down 40-Foot :
Embankment :
COACHES PILED '
IN TANGLED MASS
Besides Score Slain Out-'
; right, Approximately
30 Passengers Injured,
, Reports Say.- -:.
: MEMPHIS. Tenn, (tly'the Asskv ;
elated Press) Twenty dead and1;
more thun 80 .Injured whi tho ;
known toll taken when the Hunny
lund, a rust St, Louis .and San;'
Francisco passenger train, left tho';.
mils toduy near . Victoria. . MIsh.'
und tumbled Into a .langled.-matia
down a 40-foot' embankments . ;
- At least 20 persons .were killed .
out right or died before a relte!
train could reach: the scene and
possibly twlco that number were
injured. '. '''.'
The 'train, traveling at GO or 60
mlleB un hour, apparently spread
the track about 200 feet from a.
,40-foot trestle. .. The, engine., and
rlrst bugguge cur . cleared the tres-
ti(,,,
All conches except tho last Pull
man rolled down the 4t-foot bank,
't hree baKffage cars and nine day
coaches and Pullmans comprised
the train. ' . .-.
t .TMfIiJl-.Mw i :,' .- -; .. ,
' "aiiree .day ooavhaa r tuiiylad ,
mass or wreckage. One of them
dived headlong Into a clay bank
fy the side of the track and the
others rolled and jammed as they
rck lu boUom, plllwt pncUpun.ts i
into tops find onds of curs. i , : .
A few pusserigers, sleeping in the '
Inst three Pullmans, -were injures
hul 11 wn" these who dlrrbted the
rescue' and flrst-ald Work beroro
.. . It.,l,,. nrriv..i ,
,
savh ti;x KiM.r.n. i ,
HT. I.OHIH (My the Associated
rrecs). I'resldent . Kurn or the
Ht. lou!s-Hun Krunctsco - rullroadj'
Issued a stutement placing the-'
(Continued nn Page l,l,) "', .J
PEACEFUL ERA
. . V. . . ; ... 1 .' '. ,.' !T.
' '.V,?,',.,, t,,, . v
. "I, .'. T ...
grnl II .'.'de should be expressed tor .
i. nuuly and great blessings"
wMrh huve C0IIU, to the people of
. The nation hus been brought
Strengthened
to determine what they're worth.
The drys, not pert Jrbed. ntvu.'
t lie I cms aie alert.
in 1 7 : 1 Picsldent Washington
j couldn't persuade residents of the
id. strict villages of Hamburgh and
( airollhurgh to sell their land '.o
.n,. gov ernineut.
The state of
Murylan
was apneulnd to and
I lecc tiitier I U that sume year, it
ecd d the trairt Washington warn
ed. It did so, however, upon vuil-
- 01,M eomiliions applicable. Hotf
- JM.VM. to the wltole district. Among
other thing, they included vnr-
tain r-gulutlonn
of the sule
Irlnk.
Th's coinMtet. ugreed to nt th
time by the federal guvernmem.
appeitrn ncrr iu miu? I'rcii i
winded or Tnodltled, and Holt
contends that it tukrs precedence,
peril' ps not of the eighteen; It
amendment, but at any rule of
the VuHtead law, which gtvoa th
iinendtnent force. lr. If n-Jt.
Holt urguea. the ugreement hns
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