AGGIES LEAD OREGON 14 TO 13; HUSKIES, BEARS FAIL TO SCORE IN FIRST
THE WEATHER
PORTLAND (AP) Ore
KORi Fair In the east, rain
late tonight or Sunday In the
went. Warmer tonight.
VOLUME XXIV.-
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1925.
MBMBBR ABSOCIA1TED PRESS
NUMBER 30
BOMll'lK 1 m"m:
IIICOUIIlp
nun Eliot m.
Completion of Alicel-Low
er Cove Stretch Ef-, ,
.;; fected This Week
1925 program is : ;
Virtually closed
Roads Are Now in Satis
factory Condition Gen
erally, County Engineer
Reports.
Willi lli- completion of l.: iiiUi'K
of gruvHing oi) Urn. Allc-el-Jowt-r
l'ov;.-. routl UiIh v-ck, thi yi-ur's
jii-OKJ'Hm of construction nnil-Un-
provotuonttf ovor tho murkot and.
g'--noriil roads of Union county Iiuh
practically been cnrrl'l out, it was
reported this murium; .' by .H.: B.
Slui-Kun, county engineer. ' '
. . About $."n(uoo linn bi'i spent on
the marliet roads, thn state pnylng
appro.liuately half of 'that amount.
Oenenil road work expenditures
have reached tho $45,1100 mork,
. All holts" there urn i several
alrctclies of grading and nurfuc.lng
In. view for' next year, '.the roada
aro how In a satisfactory condition
generally. ll,c: engineer mild.
'' . HlgliwnyK lrail.
"Your Kaatem lli-o'gon roads' are
far better than those of Ihe'.ooasl
counties," was Ihn compliment of
J. It. Scott or l-'aleiu. Stat" market
road engineer.' passed to Mr. :,Mor
5'in during his visit hero yester
Oy'it '" . '. '" i''::,:''''':': .'
This year's loiprox-ninenrs int-htH.
ed nine miles of gradlne unit - si
' milis of surfacing three on the
.Ml. Glen road, and three from 131
gin lo I'almer Junction. Tile bridge
over I he Grande Itonde river on the
AliccM.ower Cove marllel load
will be finished abotll the middle of
December, the engineer slated.
Tile coal will be around $20,000.
Next .year tin- grading and sur
facing of the -.ML Glenn roud will
lei' completed; the Altcel-I.ower
,ruve road will be surfaced, and the
riui.1 eolilliletetl from !.OWr Cove
IntO Cove. The budget for 1526 is
ubiuil I he su'ine u that fur this
yeur. .- ; . . ':
I;uriirn-i i-ilr r H cnfl"f and
Ml, tr empieyif-a v 'In-. ) (Jrund
j.'rf riP- vijj.i li'.- a full holiday
hrlf'tiuv IV.M i'i. flmt lini' In
Hi- hiM- j olVJti' :al office there
vip i- .,ioll'y 'mH r'lce
mi Ui-ii'.'i-f xfc, t . U. Huron, posl
ntriMter. u-Is.muAc' "ils morning.
- in wi..t A.-v.mj, the pf rice has
, .-etf opt-i - i or the day and
employ p i' t i -ir busiest dls-
Inbiilln -i.nU to boxi-s nd to
Ihof- '- -i '"his year mall
comiuc'itUi ih' on thai dny
tl! b- : lo!i.ii., t.iilil Katurday.
Tfet.ib.t- Ah, r. it Will be dls-
tri;'.v'ed . p
fz
POST OFFICE
to mm
Fftilippine Islands Not
-.1 iimdy For Independence
f... - ..
...,.,,. IIiiiiUh ore ll'l'
') v.rn. . Taylor, win- oi
- l.i. lllfsionury to
I i iv-.. lf he udilressed
vrf.l, trf 1IH l'i-.-byterlnn Wm-
f,i'vt.rti.rr -''
7liilrc, .luilitorinm Kriday
"' wn -l ..or.m us op- n. d
.'ul,' a.-t,r mlon Ulk. Biv.-i.
S M K A. tt-.Kjrt, whom- daugli
'ifi ' w i. iiiliwionMr tu
Mil. Tyltji "
Mi" S'inny -
H m.- Ctrl gra.lul of th
V.V. M ,xr I'ak. r. In M.Omnd".
hing
iMianutitT union,;
- V
T
tki
ng
; ipino.
)- are K lovaWe peopl. hut
not grown up. nr si.
,rtlr chlld.u, they ''t
r-ely o Ion 'P
tn. Uur, they ire n
, idy for lt1d'-pi,ni,',ce than
.3 ebiid'eti ready to
ti !
.flUty :
It h
i n. d out o lot-k out
Tailor landed
JMun! Luzon
ti U.i
tir
I 3 u
if'" ' r-feC
I:. J sbsWf
w
, 'oiistait Benitelt, niotie uc
Littis and Umi4ClHcr of Kfrhunl
lcjtneti (lie neUtr, leaven for her
hoticymnqu uitli titi iiew tins
band, IMililii I'laiil, youthful
Nmv Voi It hillliodmh'e. . This
photo tyns UikHt ulMti the tni-
AiMt M'timmd V!tW .ViHi 'ittw
Uiuir siidii-n eftpeniont,.
I'Yank I'aiiu .and Nick lie Pinto
huvn been indicted on a charge of
I lb-giil pofiHt-HHion of nitiKli, und will
beV tried In tho' district cnufl. lie
cording In Hie dixlticl nttorney..
.'riieir i rin I' wiiH origi'niilly Ht -for
r'ridtty, Nov. 'lll. .in the Jnsiine
court,- but was diKiiiiKwd lb'r
when thr jndietinent waN returiK-d
against them. .
cuAi;;ii WILL iti: i 1 1 , i ; i ,'
Af.Al.NST LA BIN K llltOTHIJtS
rhiirgrH of pohmiishIoii und nub- ot
intoxicating liquors be fll-d
against .Ih!( und 4'harles .u Ithi"
today 1y Carl G. Helm, diflrlct at
lorny. ,
Jack l.a (tine was convicted on n
charge of inaf nl .tilling a public
nulNHiicif June !i, I ;i-1, according
to I he off icers.
l,A illAMK AT I..MII.V.
Thf l,H (Jrunilt; liiuh Ht-liool M'-f-ond
rootlialt Ifiini Ih iihiyinjr tlx'
l:nlon Ht'conilK lit Itnlon Ihis uritT
noun. Thin in u n-lurn fimiiKi'
iilinl.'v Tin flrsl RaiiK!. pliiyi il Ikti
ilIioii h itiolitll iiko. n'Rilltcl in n
li-tory for Ihu I'ulis by one touch
down. . ,
ul thai llltif h desolate pbii-c
six yeniM hko with tin- purpose- of
uturtlm; a hospital. Then uis
then Sf,,'MiM InhabltantH In tin
valley u il h no iiu-ilicul H-rvici ul
luin-l t-xcfpl the ftunitary d-pfirt-
mnit of the municipal povn-niiM'tit
nt Aparri. w hich stijiport'-d uiv
pbyslt-jfin mxl u nuis",
Kroiu u tumbtf -in n buiMin,'
th'y evolviI a inoilt-m. contfo-t-
ulb hofpllHl. with a diupt nwn v
and i!i'n unl woiiieji'if HHi-tin. j
One of their first vtiMlent n itfVH
hm Huniiy Johnson. d;itiKlitt r of
u Kilipmo bioth'T and an Ainri
cun falti'T. ho in now in I .a
(Iraiifle wiHi I r. and Mrx. Taylol .
- Miss Jolmnon Hppurd on the
plalfonn yesterday in a fpialnt ni
tive Filipino cost u mm- that r-flt-t-rd
tin- Spaninli ideas of !-("'-.
The hum- puff sleevea and fold-J
liecliprchlef, fashioned of cloth
woven from the fibri' of the pln"
opple. were f inliroidiareJ in Kpray
of roeii to match the black nt
DANA, DEPINTO
IflillOIGTEO
for! overskirt that drapd the ros
j satin skirt with its fish-point
t ,ru'- J
- J CouUuuUvurant.)
w orkers On
Projects To
Get $28,767
Estimates Allowed, as
Partial Payment to the
Contractors by City. .
Fstiinutca in the umount of ;!S,
7t7.M for work done to date, on the
aewugc disposal plant. the Beaver
Creek unit of the water supply sys
tem, reconstruction of the iniinic
lHil building, und engineering work
worn allowed hist evening by the
city commissioners, in session ad
journed from Wedm-Hdiiy night.
The estimates were us follow a: '
' 'W, C. Kelley. for municipal
building work, $4,(1 1 5.
Hurdenbowor Bros. for Sfwnue
disposal plant . work, l.lift.&7.
Hardcn'ower Bros., for Beaver
Cnk nork. $8,f77.0o.
; I ft. Stockiimn, for engineering
services, fit 1 5.62.
His C.sh Balance. .
. Kurly hi the evening thn month
ly report of thu'eity treasurer wiis
read, approved and filed. 'Phe re
port Hhowed that tdurin(f the
month or October the city office
handled $8S,f.74.3 1, (he total of
botli reeeipla and nxpindllurea.The
report Hhowed a balance on Octo
ber HI of $305.(135.65. ' '
Further discussion of Un MlatitK
of the purchaRe of the fire truck
did not take place last night, be
cause of the absence of Conunis
slonur U. 1. I-iuhJIh.
.. A rootniiiir house license applica
tion by Nettle Cotf Ingham, for the
larlnnd hotel, was referred lo lire
city manager.
. Other routine nialtera uero at
tended to before the commission
era adjourned after about an hour's
meeting.
CvTlb-.-iinnwtf tja'nipi'! n( wbtrli Uj
Hl-Iuds honor the inetuberH of the
Ia Grande high .school footbttll
(am wa set for r'ridny, Inc. II
when the Hl-lads m:t in regular
st'Kslon last evening nt the office
of the Security liud and Savings
compa-ny. -
1 lilHUT probably w III lie nerved
by. the domestic nelene(. departuient
in the building devoted to its ac
tivities. It. K. Weslenliaver is
chairman of the entertainment
coinmiltee that -Is arranging the
program.
Coach C I. Motion guve the or
ganizntlon hi report of the game
with Pendleton on Armtxtlce day.
and cotninented on the outlook for
the meeting with Maker Thanks
giving day.
"I don't figure that l.a Grande
is going to win.' the coach said,
"but when the game is over Ba
ker Ih going to Know there was
fight."
Ir. W. P. Me.Vdory presbb-d over
(he buisneKs s'SKion, which resulted
In the election of seven new mem
bers. Parcnt-Tcachcr IJody
Will Observe vVcck
III obsfiv;ince of Niitioiiitl l.il i
ralton vek. tin- city council nf
fiireiit-T'i(cber iisHOciMlions Is pr--pn
rltifr ii prcwrmn tbnt will bi
preseiiteil to the public nt
o'clock Thuiridtiy ey'nlnf. Ntiv. i:i.
in (In- iiuililorlun oltl.e hli:h
school. -
Supt rliit-nrid(tt J, T. honi;reiio.
Mrs. 1'nrl IfHm unJ Mrs. A. K.
McKiutiinn ore members r H.
coinniltlei In ehsrife of Hie pro
Ifruni. wliich Inclmb M nppropi ite
talks. A llefinile outline or tie.;
profrmiu will le iiiinomu'! In Thf
Observer i-aily next Wfek.
Stork Brings Twins
Here Armistice Day
Th" alork look to the w. nrin"
f the nr'n Anni8tice day and
not only did lit itMlte 1.1 in If
In I he color of ld Krln. but he,
went a idfp furlber. when he vIm
ltd l.a (inindf ut IM::tn o'clock
Novt-iubT II and b-ft twin baliy
boys at the boiiu of Mr. und Mrs.
11. J. Hulllvan. i:tl! X avmittf.
The lo hiihh-N (oK.thfr wetKhed
(i pounds, one uMieffinie on
ttiartir of a pound more than th
othT.
The babies bav been named
I'at and Mike, the proud fu(h''r
announced this mornlm?. 1 r.
McAdory. wlio attended the mo
ther, report they are all iff tt luff
along; fltif.
1-)KII .M MAN IN CltASH.
HAKKK. fin-. Th- automobil.j
driven by t'harls J. Hh Iton. Ha-1
ker attorney, and Abe Jackson.
Tortland liimiiu-M man. collided on
the Columbia htdhway. out or Th-
I hi Mm. while Mr. Hnelton wail O'l I
his way to Baker, it was tearnej
here.
Both men escaped Injur. Thv
Uiuchlius wtie Uidly dainas-d.
Hl-DAQS DATE
GRID BANQUET
FARMER IS
CONVICTED
BY JURORS
J. S. Trent Found Guilty
of Manslaughter of
Ge'orge Hamblin
"RED" MUNLEY IS
HELD AT PENDLETON
Pennsylvania Man Ts Ar
rested following Deatli
of Indian Who buffered
from Fist Fight.
MlMlNNVII.I.H,. lire, (lly tho
A'Hoi-iated Prla) 'J. S. ,'l'rnlll.'
rnrimr. wus conviclcd ot man-
HlmiKhtcr, luat night by u Jury
which heard bis trial on chart's
of killinK GoorRt; . luinblin. ot
Portland.
Tiipnl's clffiiKcwas that ho flrt'd
wl-n im Kiipposcd his niflon patvli
was being ruliltnl,
Mi ititi it ki kim;t ak.ht
lKNILKTON, Ore (By the As
sociated I'ress) ('hi rence "Red"
Mmtley, 24. of Hcrsnlon, Pa., is
bring held in Jail oi an open char
ge as the result of Jim Kuine, SO,
an Indian, following a brawl Hun-,
day ntght. -
The two engaged in a ifist fight,
according to the police, and Mun
"v is alleged to have inflicted In
Jurb-8 which canned the.'t indkan's
tb-uth last night, jj. . 5
TANK r.K TO.'Jl'KV
MOBI.EKVll.LE. ld 1B' the
Associated Press) - The il'.
Stephenson murder -case ; tVent to
the jury1, at 1 1 o'clock today.
POftTLANI. ' Ore. rrprcinl loi
The, ObHerver) KHtlnmteH of pro-
duet ion und finality or the total I
H-6 apple crop, un of November 1.1
in th principal producluic states. '
also November I estlnwilfM ot the
I'MU eomiiierciul croji. and l"ccin-j
bfr ectluiales of the lfr:!4 rqniiuer-'
clal crop, have been lunde public
by the iiKt'lciilt ural slullsllclnu of
the 1'nited States depart tnelil of
,'iKricillture. ' i
The total crop in bushels thiH
yeur In Oregon Is fii;iired nt f.tln.,-
', Bml Hie comniercial crop at
3.HKN,tiiMi. The iimlily Is Hi' which
Ih A better than the average. dn-j
ho s crop Is fi.liiM.tMiu Hth a final
ity of M and WashliiKlon's yield
lolulH ZK.7imi.ihh. wuh a imillty of
S". ' - - . ,t
l"iirure:i lor lite I nited Staler
rollou: Total 1X crop- 171.04. -nun
liiishetH, ipiality 71; comiiier
cial crop I'tffi- ft:(.!3fi.fHMl.'
The Oi-loher I :stimnte of III' to
tal crop si t the production at l'4.
0 4 -'JKHi bushels and the comiiu-rt-l'tl
erop was estlmuted at ;m.4n J.Oen
hushels. Nearly one-half of th
November ini-reasf was reported
from the two stales or New York
and Vlrifinla. " '
'CI. I.. ,.nn..lil.l, I ... II... h!l.
vfhiber fstimatf, Washington ranks
first In total produclimt. New
York serend, and t m-non nluib.
tmly one stale Idaho, has hlghfr
((Uallty nppbs thun Urexoii.
Belling,
His :
Money
WImmi nn adfrtlvr bnyn vpaei
hi The OhxrMci' lisa retailer
iitnl nallutial iiiaiiiilai'liirerv -It
ilocniM uiictithin not only Ik-
can- of Die nicrf -baiMlfsc I but
It liileiT-tliiuly prcMtilefl Ii:hi.
but iM't-an of Die guar-
autre that he Implies.
An adwrtlM-r N lM-ltiii;r bN
nnrtM' wbcii lie hit sp.-we
Ilia) he ran satisfy you with
IiIh iimU. lie i.-an'l nffiH-tl to
fiiBcrtlM If he ian'l gl ati
fwltmi. That'4 ba,t mal.e It
m loKleal anil nfe lo buy e--lulely
from ilf rtlMr.
TlM'lr n'pdiathm K aim af nt
fulake mimI tliey are Inti'tit on
pleatfiiK you In eiery way po
Kjhle. The iKHi-aiUerti-r UhI
wnjt a iI.Mihtfitl ipianiiiy. -
"ObservnT Ai!vertllng
A McTchandlsing Service,'
. t 3 1 u t J .
Club Women
Prepare For
Ins t i tute
Union; - Baker and Wal
lowa Counties to Send
Delegates Here Next
Monday.
- Every member of ' every federat
ed women's club tn Union, HuIc.t
und Wallowa counties present at
the first joint club institute to lie
held In tills part of Oregon in the
goal of Mrs. J. IX Uyncn and
iiiembei-R of Iter committee in
churge of tho all-duy meeting,
which sot for Monday, In th-!
Neighborhood club, rooms at the
library.
Mia.' Hadie Orr Punbar, presi
dent of the stale federation, at
whose rcuommendutlon the insti
tutes have been Inaugurated . Into
(the calendars of Oregon clubs, will
be the guest and principal speaker.
Khe will be the honore Monday
evening at a dinner party that n
the fiist. of several social - func
tions to lie given by groups of
, the Neighborhood club members
for tho benefit1 pf the educational
fund. Mik. E. P. Moosinan, Mi
i H. J. Kilter. Mrs. G. ft. Clay
jcomb, Mrs. C. ,M. JiumphreyH and
Mrs. I' H. Appleby will extend
'the courtesy, thp dinner to be ut
Mrs. MoHsman's home.
Stai'.-s at 10 M..
The Institute will k be called
order at Hi o'clock Monday morn-.
log.. After music, the first talk
will be given by Mrs. I. Donham,
of Elgin, whose subject in to be
"Official HeHpon8iblllty.',
A violin solo by Mrs. Florence
Lynch Miller, of Im. Grande, wilt
follow,
The Uibttne Woman's club will
be in charge Of the discussion of
"Club Program" at 11:1-6
Noon luncheon, will be smvid
ut the, domeatlo science building
ibv hieh school vlrls under SJDer-
jby high school girls under super
vision OI iUISS IjOIB IMVIfl, Ul lliu
faculty. .
''Hub Relationships" -will be tne
first topic up for discussion after
luncheon,
Mrs. Itobort Hervice. of
the Alpha club at Baker,
giving
Urn ln,troduotory tulk.
' Mis. t)i HHird of. Wallowa,
will ta,lk pn 'linance" ' A vocj!
solo byMrs.' A. Iv. Parker of hn
terprit. will furnish a plousunt
liitcrnilsHlon from business.
At :46 p. in. will beKln the
dlKCUHUion of "Itelations of Im
part men Is to flub und Commun
ity." . The NelBhborhood club be
inrr a departmentalized one, the
I .u U ra nle won i e n will be speu U
i'is. The topics Will be as- follows:
"Art,". Mrs. MossitmnS " 'blld Wel
tnre." Mrs. It. K. Westenhaver;
"M tslc," Mrs. O. U. Outton.
Mrs. George T. 4'ochmn of La
Grunde. will ffive tho concluding
uddress, her theme to be "Know
Your own OrifaiiUutlon."
I-.very, woman Interested in wo-
men's organization, regardless ot H'res)"The admiralty deeply rw
her liiembershlp in a. club, is tiitl Kl.(,lH thai lt no idnirer holds: out
viied to be present tor the lnstl-!.lllv hone-that the crew of th M-l
I ule.
l-'ollowltiK thp tnlks there will
In round table dlse iSHlontt, w Itii
.Mm. I nt ii bar conti .butlni? helpful
counsel on each -"problem pn
&entel. Siberian Mountains
Yield Paleothic Man
KKAHNOYAHSK. Siberia flly
the Associated I'ress) Kxcavu
llons on the Afroiitov mountalun
near here hove resulted in the
discovi-ry of several sk"b'1on of
paleolithic men and the rn ruins
of several hundred mammoths,
wolvert and hears.
The skeletons are believed by
Itusslan arch a.f oluff isl s to be
about ;j'itfiu years old.
, Danger of FifchtinK
iNear Peking Averted
PEKING, (lt- the Associated
I'lesa) The daiiKer of riKhllna- in.
, the vicinity or li-klng betwe n rl
' 'nil iiillHiit-v eliiefM has heeii nert-
ed for the time b'lnp. ,
The chb'r ex'cuHve, Tiian Chi
,)iti. n telegraphically luformfd b
Marshall Chan IT Tho l.in, .Maiicb
111 Ian leader, that In order to pre
serve pence he in willinn to with
draw his trotipH from at-oinnl !
kmg. Ids troops' near thf capital are
already wllhdrawiiiK f'haiiK'H aet
ion caused surprise In foreign cir
cles. Poriland Uniijirist Die
j Following Iiss f Lctf
I'l UlTI.ANM. tire (My (hf Asmic
iaied I'retis) John Qnlney Adams,
druKKtKl. dl'd tiidny after surfertuK
the bms or bis niit leg above the
knee when he ff II under Ih'
wheeln of the rear car of tlie two
car Ht. John's Klfjtrb- train la.-.!
nk'ht. He fell while altempllnx
to board thf firs ear. Mrs. AHee
( 'oni'-lluM. 20, Is in the hospital to
day Hiirffrlnic from a rraetured
skull. Other serloiut injuries w'Tr
sustained wh'ii the automobile in
which she was riding- overturiifd
on a curve today as shP was re
turning from a party at a road
houso. Itoberl A. Weaver, driver
of tho marhlnf. was arrfsted on a
charge of rcckKst) driving.
1 ,
Dr. Harold Elmer Blazer
, (Z ' T "A
. i
2 VV'V if
1 ii v. , - II
I II V. ' ' 'i II I ,
Dr. ' llarrtrftl 11luir liiWjC JwcoMHpwMiir rfWly for 1NKA.
' Scrvk e mid I be Olwvrw. - lle.- ns freed Thm-tay of ubmift
of imiiiler placet I affalnnt him at XltUutou, .O0I0.1 for puttUiv to
den lb his ilnuKhirr, Hnxel, m twlplesa. lmbcoUa,--. Tim. Jury niuhl
not aree I bat he Is a, manletvr. uor Muit.ltc'ttctcil In a lnuiuini
tnrlitii iyMudty cntlndy,; I't-'A ' .1. , ; ' ' . '
F
LONDON (lly
the ' Associated
still survives.
This brief official, announcement
today was taken as definitely settl
ing tin1 fate of fiS men entombed
in a submarine which disappeared
off. the Pevonshlre coast during
maneuvers Thursday.
Vessels continue to search for
the exact location, of tho ill -rated
craft nt the bottom of the sea.
Premier Quits After.
Catholics Withdraw
THE KA'.M'E, fBy.the Asuoclal
ed I'rcsa) I'remler Collhn today
tendered t h'1 resignation or hlrnseir
and his cabinet members remain -inp
Hfter tlie recent withdraw! or
four Catholic ministers.
The queen requested that he
continue to deal with current, af
fairs pending the formation of a
nfw ministry.
BRKtAND BANDS
CAPTURE VILLAGE
OF KAWABA, SYRIA
BKIUlaT. Kvrla. (By the AjwocI
atetl prei-'U--ne hundred fifteen
ltandlts and 40 Maronltes have
been killed during attacks hy
hauds of brlKatids on the village
or Kawaba, ii"-n.r HiimIiiijii, ncroni
Imk to iiiformiiiiou from u Jrrfnch
MOliree.
Wh'ii th eounlfr endfd, the
vllliiifer.s' inuiiltluus wero exhaust
ed and thfy-ri-llred to Ward Mard-
j you, wtM-re l-'reneh. forces are
ciioren' rated. The French under
stand tlit bandits trt-atfd women
and fhildreii with the utmost
erii'-lty. ,
hnmiiR'tiri Is di-scrlbed as no
longer a ineiiaee except for 20(1
hrlnjtndj. wtio have been levying
tribute on outlying villages, and
for a bunl roaming north of Dam-
H I I N I 'l Ht( 'KM I .NTS A BUI V V.
I 'A It IH. ( By the Associated
I'resMj -- French relnforcenie
have h -riiii arriving In Kyrla. The
apl a ranee of rre.di troops, acord
inf intest reports, produced an
Immediate effect upon the rebels
and Druse tribesman. The conn-
try has ealmd down, dispatches
su.
ALL HOPES 0
XTRA
N'.W VOIIK .: (AI).; Samuel
Itorrnuui,', millionaire t-tnlli-Ing
iruMlMfactiirer, has tcon indli't
nl lir a grand Jiiit for riKxilvlnn
hW1pii hniiierty In c-oilnec-tionwttlt
",c "Wd lln-ft j or l,lltl,0l)
CVibn, Nui!situui; IMjiTnuiii is iiotod
an a plilluntliroitlst.
VE 1 HtitsKCrfclt,
UIKMAKCK, N. I). (Al). fJer-
aid I', Nyo, iiubllslur of the
GrUrgH County Keiitiiiel-Coiii'ler. al
OtoiM-rslJUwn, N. I., niw today an-
fwliitcil by (Joveriiur Korllti to fill
the vaeaiiry In the I nited Klalcy
Honato that wan oatiMxl by tho
death of K, V. Iidd.
WASHINT.TGX ' (A1). Captain
l'aid I'uley was - relic vexl nt his
own request by Hreretnry Wilbur
UMlay as Juuue nuvcn(u of tho
feliciiaiidoali limit of Impilry.
v ; lac kan ins 1'oultry to C'oiiiH'(e
OUKOOV CITV. Ore.. Contri
butions are being made for prizes
for the annual poultry show to be
held at Uuhbard December 3. 4.
and &. under auspices of the Mar-
lon-Cluckamaa Poultry association.
Status of Blazer's Act
May Never Be Solved
t.lTTLKTOV. Colo. (Hpe'.l.d)
Wli'-n tho court Htistniii d .1 motion
for a dismissal of all ehargf h ,
against Dr. Harold Klnifr Mtn-er. It j
sttil h-ft unsettled tin: rdiovvlngj
question:
"Is Dr. IUuer a mui'lerrr, or is
he a true huuiaiiltarlan'.'"
That, question was a ntirkt-r for
1 2 iiif n w ho com po:tf d ho jury
that, could not agree. A retired
pool hall owner, a garugemau, an
auditor, a carprntfr. a blackhmith.
an unskilled laborer, and retired
farmers twelve such men couldn't
answer the question which Involves
science, law. religion, the belief In
souls und Immortality, and the
right of liumanltarianlum to sup
plant the law.
"Not a crime, but a supreme act
of mercy and love, a boon to u hulk
of throbbing f h ah. a bapb ss. mal
formed, mindless being with no
right to live.." That was the In
terpretation of the act made by Dr.
lftater's attorneys to the court.
I
And now Dr. Blaxer Is free.
Itiographlt-al Sketch
Vt. Uluzcr'it uiurrlugo brought
AGGIES IH
LEAD 7-6
AT EUGENE
0. A. C. Gets Touchdown
in First Quarter, Ore- ,
gon in Second
HUSKIES PLAYING
AT BERKELEY, CAL.
Win by Northern Team
Will Virtually Clinch
. Pacific Coast Gridiron
Championship.
KftiENE, Oro (By the As
Miclntcd I-sn) Orrxon Ami
ruKliral Colli ifO HailM tllo Ulii
vcrsll,v.r.OrCron 14 ti IS 1IU
tlio gtinm yr.t un finished.
El'QENK, Ore. (By Aiwociat.
Press). Shortly before noon .a
drlszllnff rain began here and
thoro Is every Indication that rain -might
fall during the annual Oro
gon-Aggie football game. The city
Is thronged- with Oregon, alumni'
: and. Aggie rooters, and about 20.
000 people will witness the game.
, Fans started for the field clad tn 1
: overcoats. 1 , , . -
' Score at end of first quarter: j
! University of Oregon .0, Oregon
' Agricultural college 7.
At the end of the half thegatno '
stood: Aggies 7, Oregon 6.
BERKELEY. (By ' the Associat
ed Press). The Washington unl-'
vorsity football eleven faced the
California Bears today under clear '
skies In a game expected to ha a
an Important bearing- on thecoaat
conference title. The field Is dry.
At tho end of the first quarter
neither California nor Washing
ton had floored J -1 .i ; - , ;
-. ift' v ' 1 ii'ii" f- -'.: 'i .'
HAS rRAXriSCO (By Un A
fcoclfttii! lrc.s) -The beak of tbo
football wason on tho I'aclflc oost
today brlnjCH KKVtlior California
ami WaslilitKton at Itorkdey In
colorful engagement which may do-,
termiiio the 1025 championship.
Neither team has been defeated
in coast conference action this
yuan- in uddltlon. California- la
winding up its sixth season, of no
defeats by a college eloveh. Around
76.000 persons are expected to wit-'
ncss tho gunip.
A win by Washington will vir
tually clinch tho title . for tho
(Continued on Pago Five.) .
WASHINGTON, (By the Associ
ated Press) The Joy that tho
Christmas tree brings to children
far out classes any damage that
the cutting of these small trees
does to tho foresta, tho United
Htates forest sorvlce state today lu
endorsing the. tinsel-bearer of Yu
le tide-
: 'H Ih roughly estimated that ft-.
000. 000 evergreens constitute tbo
yearly cut of Christmas trees,' nil
of which could be produced on 6,
oot acres of land.
Tlie service compares thla erea
with 14.MO'.onu acres uwept ann
ually by fun-Jit fires.
forth two off spring. One was
Franct-s Bluxer, a pertectly normal
daughter, of comely appearunee,
who is married. Tim other n
Hazel.
Kince she was six weeks of an--.
It Ih aalrl, Jlaiet was less than hu
man almost a "thing." t-onscloua
only of misery. Hh could se and
hear and had control or one mus-
uular activity, the ability to frown
or smile. Hut she could not walK
or craw I.
Bho could only roll on the bid
and arte could nmuso herself by
meunlngU'SK 'earing of sheets or
pup r in tho two twisted lumps of
flesh that seived for hand. Pho
could make no sound other than
strung throaty animal niurmur
lur.i and gurglings. Hho could eat
only prv-masticated food, placed
back on her palate with a soft,
rubb'-r -;ioon.
A.-siiitiil ItfllIHISibllllV.
For 28 yfars. It. Blaxer und hW
wlfo shouldered their responstbll
It lea. AM day he struggled, lo turn
(Continued on Vagt Flva.)
XMAS TREE S
UPHELD TODAY