EASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER- TEN PAGES TODAY.
(Kraft
C I T Y
EDITION
THE WEATHER
t'OKTLAND JAP) Ore.
Ron; Rain In tho west, prob
ably rain or snow In the east
tonight und Saturday.
VOLUME XXIV.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
LA GRANDE, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1925.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
NUMBER 41
CAR KmOfl DIES
IR TURKU
DM HERE
Portland Car Plunges Off
Road Where Hamil
tons Met Death x'
HALF A DOZEN
AUTOS SMASHED
lilindinjr Rain and Slip
)ery Pavement Blamed
for Disasters in Moat
Instances.
Two girls and a young intin are '
In th" hospital painfully Injured, t
several other " persons nurse
scratches and bruises, five or six'
automobiles an- wrecked anil do- I
nioliylH'd as u result of yesterday's
highway accidents. Blinding rain
unci slippery pavements ure blamed J
fur 1 1 disasters hi most eases.
It was at the. exact point on the I
highway where Mr. and Mrs. O. O.l
Hamilton plunged to their death
Monday evening. Just a mile west
of Hilgard. tlial a Portland car,
bearing Vie! or Wood, -6, IiIh sis
ter. . Ada, 23, and their cousin,
Kinma lille, took a headlong diva
down I ho J DO -l oot embankment at
S:SO last night.
The young people- were on their
way to American Kalis, where they
had been called to attend the fun
eral or their grandmother, Com
ing down the grade. In the snow.
I hey saw the same pap in the white
fence guard that in believed to
huve conruse'd the Hamiltons, mis
took it for the course of the high
way, und drove over Ilia grude.
Driver Itudly Hurt.
Am their car soinmersa.uHcd, it
hurled them ahead into Its path,
but kept high enough tn tho air
so that it only gNUd, them us it
passed. ' - "" ,'
Tlie drjver was the numl serious
ly injured ur Ihe ihnv. ! has two
broken ribs, both clavicle torn
from the breastbone, and several
ugly gashes about his body.
His sister susi ained" no bone
fractures, but Iut back was slraln-
ed, anil iier race and body cut and
bruised. Miss Idilc has scratches,
cuts und abrasions all over her
body, especially on lliu.rig.it side,
(t'ontlnucd on Page Vive)
Any fillraellon lliat can run coll
llniuiilv fer Hirer yeara In New
Yorlt mid HUH P'ay lu tiirll-away
. liiisiueKS niiiHt eolilain iiiihHi I hat H
altreellve ll the theater Boer.
"Willie fiTKU." here lOIDOITOU
ululil al the Amide, Iiiih a a -year
reconl inn In Ihe inelrnpolla.
which placed IIM alanili of approval
on the dramatic sensation.
"While I'lirt'ci" as wrlllin liy
l..on Coriliin from II"' book "Hell s
I'lavKioiilid" lind Is a vivid lov
filw of the tropics. It is In Ihn
,. ...
wr II..K II,
aHH and six s"eiies; In
play Mr. (lordoli lias Hindi' no ef
fort lo create or eliminate sensa
tionalism, hill has portrayed ATrica
as II really Is. with Its eternal stm
shl'ie anil rot.
The play aholinns m or.......... j
siliialh.liH. has a love story Ihnl hasl
an anule nllile dilferelll I l oin 1 lie
ordinary run. Ihe comedy Is clean
cut and siil.tle, and Hie cast IS
lierahled l,y Ihe press as heiliK per -
leet for Ihe corn et piesi lltalioll '.
the I'lay.
Only on- woman Is Included in
Ihe casl. Miss Is. lie ll,'r'";r''
who plays Toi h-yo. a prlniiiivc
vamp.
"Willie t'aiKo" lias recently la i n
(C'miiiiuod on I'asc Kive.l
WHITE CARGO
IS 110 PLAY
Jack LaBine Sentenced;
Will Appeal Conviction
Local Odd Fellows to
Entertain I nion, Covc,r.turn v.rdi.t. ntud o
ir. (i,.. iniintv lull IhlH mornlnc by
Cratid- I. . . I'"1-'
i. O. K.
lit- tov
il W- host l Ihe rove an-r
I nloti lodj;-x this v niK at the
Ik)iI Odd I'MIown' hull. The ot
bMlce will put fm the
mi-It In thi
thiid il-pn- and the l'nlon lodae
will also lake lairt In the eve-
orK
n:njr"s iirocrum. After thi
there Hilt ! i! i tin of offlcetll.
I Ai mnpt tiu nts have alo
uiade for a banqutt-
te
-t J f I
Mi, ildna llclwlg. Scuttle bank
er, has more' partners than any
oilier banker in the world. They
number IH, -17 und are all school
children who arc "grid staking"
the Purine Northwest to the tunc
or About JJ10.0O0 a week. The
children collect more than
00 n y ar in lnt.'ifsl and keep
Mrs. Ilelwig and 20 clerks busy
six days a week.
Willi fifteen fruitgrowers pres
ent it. I Louis. O. A. .. extension
service horticulturist, started prun
ing demonstrations lit tho ltliy Wil
son orchard lit Imblnr lit 9:30 1
o'clock In tlu inorniuff.
In tin; afternoon tin-, party vis
ited various orchards of llir val
ley, where they witnessed nnd dis
cussed the effect of fertiliser used.
Mr. Long udvlsed orrhnidlstH on
the gcncru.1 inanniremcnl. or their
orchards. Th" meeting lasted until
about 3 o'clock In the afternoon.
Schools Endorse Sale
Of Christmas Seals
I'mmaliried endorsement nf the
annual seal sain sponsored by the
Oregon Tuberculosis association
was given today by H. A. Sayrc,
ounty Hchool stieriiiendent. rep
eseniing the public schools or L'n-
ion county.
"The rhrialnian seal sale cum
palgu for 1!i2S 1b now on. Mrs.
Wayne Wade, of Island rity. Is 1h
ehainiian for Tnlon emmty. Shall
w nol have the same fine responw
In reference to this cause that we
have always had? Ib iiresentlnR
the public, schools of the county, 1
wish to give m .iimjualiried i-n-dinsenienl
of Ihe wal Hale," Mr.
Sayre states.
La Grande Teachers
All N. E. A. Members
WWSIIINflTKN. ll. I'. !! '"I '
llin fll.nei vel ) f JIK- ll lllKln d per
ci nt ill the leuelihr of !. IllBll
wliool. Iji tlraiwle. Oneon. nr.. en
rolled in- Ihe Niitinnlil Kilueation
a.woelallon. neoirdinc In n report
received ly J. W. fralilree. wcr-
,lary of tin- association, from :. l.
y principal. In a letter
to Mr. Towler. aclinowletlKlnB the
report, Mr. t'ralitree suys: "We nre
proud of your one hundred . per
cent membership In tin- National
Kducallon association. It tm-uns
, yllr ,,.,.),
w,,,ryl
rs ri-iilliu- tlie neces
sity of solidlfylns the profession.
Von and volir associates lire 10 in-
I . . .,.!. Von
n Mon ,..,. ,,, eerllficate
! , j, motive coinniil-
.
I The National Kdneatlon nssoclii-
, ,on H ,1H urtrsinixi-d In I ST.7. Throm-'h
,B ,.rrirU ,, l ulled Slates Hiirnto
. ,..,. Km eslal.llsli. d. II
'has more than Inii.otHi iinniliers
in ( u,re,.Hi prufessolnal
lleachers assoclallon in ine worm.
I .lack I-at.inc. convicted In Ihe
luslii e court Wcdm sduy - a
!'i..., n,..i i imk I, nt lu minutes lo
..ImiIl'c ll. K. Brady. Uil'.lne wh
fnd Biiiltv ol poi.w "ion of U'Mior.
KollowlnR tne paJWlOB Ol m nu ni v
which tok pla-- at ubotit II o
clo:k thai mornintr. laBine un
nounced thut he would appeal the
ens' to th
The JndKe
clrcult court.
cave him a six-hour
"'ay of nt' iice. under bondK.
to periet l niH eui.
Lallinf is n prtwnl-d by Henry
njness. attorney. arl JKlni
ducttd the prcsetutlon j
ton-
FRUITMEN SEE
PRUNING WORK
OF I (I JURIES
Hilgard . Auto Wreck
Claims becond Victim
Thanksgiving Day
HAMILTONS TO BE
BURIED L EAST
Bodies Will Be Forward
ed to Hamilton. Mo.
Definite Arrangements
Yet Unmade. -
Mrs. O. V JlaniHtoii died tit K
o'clock Thursday morning tin
second victim of: the wreck in
which her hMsband rccived fatal
Injuries us their car went off the
highway over a steep- embank
mcnt neur Hilgard Monday eo.
ning.
Tho two bodies rent at Hie Holm
onkauip chape today, pending fin?
al arrangements rr funeral
langeincnts, which will take place
at Hamilton, Mo.,, where, his pen
pit reside.
Mrs. Hamilton wuh il native of
Missouri and about 50 years ol
uge. HIiq and her husband hud
been childhood playmates. Arte
their marriage they lived for wv
erul years In Missouri, wlier! their
five children were born and died,
J le was a rntlroad man there, an'
later in I'tuh, California and Mon
tana. H" received his proniolion
to conductorship t Uvingaton,
Mont., under the Northern Pacific
They moved to La Grande In "U')
lie immediately tonic employment
with- tho O.-W. H. N., serving
ror two years as uraketnun und
from .then until his death
freight conductor. Ha had mem
hership in the Oregon- ltallroiid
Conductors and in tho Knights o
Pythlus lodge. '
Mr. Hamilton's d:ulh followed
j within lu hours nfler tlie accHJeiifc
lioppencu. ins situu mmti -
ized so t hat he i.c tr rcgatneu
consclo'isn-!'.
When the widow was lold or
her husband's death Wednesday
noon, shft gave no demonstratlou
of grief, but late In (he nrtetnoo.i
l.c express'd n wish to die ho
thai she might not lie left to
live alone. Her nearest relativ-s
wore tlie family or hur husband
in Missouri.
Union Grange to Hold
Open Meeting Tonight
I NION (Hpeclal) larire open
meetinir of the I nlon Brunei' has
hecn nrriincd for this cvelilliB liy
Ur. W. T. I'hy, iniisler of Ihls nr
uaill.atlon. and J. A. Nice, of III
North I'owder Kroni. A jrood sized
delegation of North I'owder i-s.
denls tire cxpculed lo .loin I'nion
eoiinly farinerH and liuslin-ss nn-n
al. Ihe BalllerinB. II will he held
al Ihe KiLHlern Ori-Kon Experiment
station. .
Hot Lake Observes
Day of Thanksgiving
MOT I.AKK (S'li-clal) 'I'hanks-
civln day al the Hot l.iki: s-ina-toriuin
was.iiilel. ihoiiKh unusual
ly busy. Several l.nloil counly
Broups drove here for Ihelr Tlianlts-
iiiK dinner und remained for un In
foniuil donee which was given tin
mediately afl' T dinner.
A special proKrum bad lnen ar-ranir.-d
for house bhi'hIs Hie even
Inn before. In addition lo toni
iniiiilly slnitinK of patrlollc and
popular soiirs. and tlio show'iiiB of
some slides appropriate lo the sea
son, feature lltluilierH were offered
by Miss Dorothy Ituudall und K. A.
Nord, of Hie Mio y and 'ord llram
nllc cmnpany. und liy .Merrill Hoylr.
Mr. I'.oyle does dralilHlIc work In
lllackfoot. Ida. All three are pa
II. ills at the sanatorium.
Turkey Will Not Let
League Settle Uispulc
IJINIMIN (Itv tin- AkhotIiiI'mI
l'r"Msl Kxrliuinr'- tflrariiihs r'- I
liort. that. tin Turkish council of
miiilHl'-rs bus ilrclil.'d to r.-fuw
onipulKory urhitraf inn by Ihe lM-
,iir or nations in lie- oirnut'- won
limit llrltain over th" Mosul ter
ritory. In northern MeHopolamla.
Inslriictlona to this i-fleet were
Klven the Turkish fon lan inlnlnttr,
who Is I. avlna for (ieneva loinor
roiv, tin' dlspat' ll adds.
M IHMII, III IMihT AIMIITKII
l)lre Ur of l. (Irande wliixd
ill-lrlet. o. I. Iieltl a bearing
till- afternoon on llir iMiilgei for
Hie enrrent rar, aiiiountliig lo
I.V.."tl0.2n.
No mr aM-sriiix lo mnk" ol
Ju llirti. Ilif budget ) adoplil.
anil IIh- illrector- i-albil fur a -ix-elal
ele.1ln by tlie h-al iMer
of tlie ilWrh-t Kallinlay. I lee. It.
from 4 lo 1 p. ni.. al lie OTitrnl
wlHsil, for tlie public endorse
uivnt of Ui' aUoptkiu.
Thanks Day
Observance
Here Qyiet
a1.- ".
Family Dinners Feature
Celebration in Lu
Grande; Many Attend
Athletic Contests.
Thanksgiving day tn 1m Grundc.
wua n (juiet homelike uffalr. ob-
si'rved with family homecomings
church services und a few parties.
With schools, stoma und offices
closed throughout the day, must
persons took udvuntagc of tho op
portunity fur a holiday sleep In the
morning. Ail but mother. She was
up betimes stuffing turkey, brown
ing tho pics, keeping one cyu on
i lie clock and the other on the
children dancing 1 in p u 1 1 o a 1 1 y
around the groaning tublc.
Innuer was at noon or shortly
afterward, llulhcr it began then
nnd lusted far into the uflernouu
hours.
JiH Clrande churchgoers cnnul'tt
ed the PiigrimH by attending cliur-
eh both morning and evening to
return thanks for tlie. bounties of
the year, tierviceu embracing all
Protestant Ueiioiuinalions were
conducted at the Lutherun church
In the morning, Ihe Rev. J. A. Hall
p os tor of tho South Methodist
ehurch, delivering tho address.
Tho houao was filled with wur
shippers, Kplscopuleuns observed
tho day with formal rites at 10 a.
m.- n the evening special meet
infts both of evungellstlc nuturo,
were conducted u 1he. Salvation
hull and at the Church of God
chapel. ....
Nineteen prisoners ut the county
jail thought they had double rea
son to be thankful when their
special dinner cooked by the Sal
vutlon Army officers was augmen
ted by a roast chicken menu pre
pared by, tn woman who feeds
them on ordinary days.
During the afternoon and even
ing, when the fool ha ll game, the
banquet and the dancu were
drawing big crowds at Huker, the
streets here were practically de
serted. L'nlon attracted Im Gran
de cclubranlti for its Athletic club
(Continued mi Fg Five.)
J.(lMl, (liy the Associated
lress)Th' relchstag today rati
fied the security pact and arbitra
tion treaties negotiated ut the re
cent Locarno conference and up-
proved Germany's entrance Into
the league of nations'by a vole of
3uu to 174.
Fengr Sends Ultimatum
To Cheng Tso Lin Today
PI'.KINfl (liy ll,,- Aoi'liit..d
I'rcwi) Ui'iii.rnl I'Viib Vll IInIuiik.
"I'hriwtliin RfiiMrnI," loday In
frrt d.TtuiY'd wur on .Miir.thul
t.'hunff Tso l.lu.
In a t"l''frruiu to f lit Mamiiiiriiiu
I'-adfr 1'Vnp unrrd Unit he rrtln
from urtlv.. pulillrH. (Mlifruit.. hi
said hn would alltick hint Im
niMrlhilMiy. Ki'tiK cotillnucd loday lo tighten
his trrip on Ivklii? hy WrliiKiiiK In
iiddltlonal tronpM.
kiioulc Hem rr W'ti k Knd.
Jndw J. W. Knowles, who with
If. IE. I lamia, court reporter, ru
tiirned to'JH (irande from l-iter-prls'
over a holiday week-end re.
cess, estlinates that he has about a
week's more work In Wallowa
counly. He ko h hack to Hitlcrprise
Monday.
Iee, 7, (he Jndce will pri'slde
over an adjourned scskIou of cir
cuit court In ha f Irande. Kevral
criminal cus s are on Ihe docket.
A
DSUFor
Christmas
As Mm fiiiumil t'hrKtiimx itrlip
ttr new reader. The hir'-r
thl year bt orfrrlnic a iM-atttl-ful
riiw.i I llrl- doU to any
one who wrurfi two imw Mib
M'rlptloiiH lo TUv bM.rter tor
Mite ear.
The doll Is n Is-aiity. with r-clu-lie,
patenlfil fraliirtHf thut
maki It llin hfeal gift for any
c banning Utile lady on l'hrlt
iiiom niornlng. I he ddl can Ik
won with a few inlniileV t'.ntf
tlfltlna yr frlcml ami nelgh-N-r.
ICt a doll 1 1 tat mIIj at
S t ami iinmw-Ker one al The
OliTrr. frt llir yonintler
bitny t'Mlay Ihe'll hac tiisity
dolls won by loiiurrow.
wObterTcr Ad eri Is Ing
GtnilUlf ILL
JOIN LEAGUE
n wins,
40-0, FROM
U GMIIDE
Eastern Oregon Cham
pions bmother ligers
Thanksgiving Day
PASSING BRINGS
LAST 3 SCORESJ
Blue and White Holds
Bulldogs to Two Touch
downs in r irst Halt; I
Second Half a Riot.
rciuv'en copper-Jucketed Bulldogs,
working uu a unit, tore through.
around, and over the Tiger shock
troops fur seven touchdowns and
Baker, by winning 41) to 0, becumo
Eastern Oregon champions und al
so eligible for 1 lie unnuul paper-,
fight for ull-stuln honors.
Inflicting the most crushing de
feat suffered by the blue and whltrt
In several years, tho Qllndemun, ;
coached teuml urtor tho first feol- (
Ing out process, turned tho gnmu
into one triumphant march arter
another lo la Ci ramie's goul line.
Seven touchdowns were made, two
in the first half and tho other five
In tho lust two periods, whtn tho
docile and crippled tiger, disheart
ened and outplayed, yielded on al- '
most every thrust.
Kor a few minutes, in the second
uuarter, ; the Tigers reared and
fought back, pushing Haker who
had possession of the bull be
neath hor own goul posts and for
cing her to punt twice before the
contest fes umed in safe territory.
But it ww.h only a defensive thrust
and was soon overcome by the
rumputit,. ferocious Bulldogs.
I'uw, IWwildcr 1j. H. K.
While Baker was superior 1n
every department of the game, It
was her aerial attack that stood
out. WH'i fhe dusky I lines on tho,
paKMing end, the three final toi:h-'
donwns were made through.- the
air. ; f .
1 .11 Grande took the offensive uf
Ipr the first, quarter until just be
fore the whistle, when a hull doz
en Baker substitutes relieved tho
first string men. . Kven then,, jio
consistent offense developed.
lilnes, the negro back Baker 1s
Ho proud off, slurred mostly lu his
forward passing. Ills backficld
runnlnK and return of punt were-
eredltabh; but he had his equal fit
the Bulldog backficld In Ihlu de
partment of play.
Vell-ltHhiuc4l Team
The Ihiker team vas w;ll balan
ced throughout. Almost perfect in-
lerrerence, a snrKinK. naru-niinni?
line, and a well-balanced, fight
ing backfleld represented t'he jnar
ifhi of victory, in the last of tho
if a rue. with tlie Interference and
line broken with substitutes, JlincH
ifot nowhere on pushing or running
plays.
IJiiehinuii lUt Well
Kor Im rirunde Mushes, Hmufz
and Ktraud prohahty played the
best. The backfleld played well
as a unit with Price, and Glass
oiifxiandiuj? at carrying Ihe ball.
A fler Baker's t r I n m p h a nt
marches hail broken the spirit of
the majority of the players. It was
t hese I hree who furnished 1 lie
hlef opposition.
rirsl Quarter
A fter an exchanti of punts.
I'rice skirted end for 1ft yards nnd
first down, fm tlie next play Un -
ker Inb rci'pted a pass and limes had been signed for the I'niver
tore off a rtd-yurri gain through sity of Oregon was made today by
taekie. A linker man lost live
yards, a plunge at center netted
four, another plunge 3, and an
end run 2. Through an oversight,
apparently, tlie headllnesiuan call
ed It fourth, down Instead of giv
ing la flrunde the ball, and on t lie
(Continued un Pax Five.)
ALEXANDRA LAID
TO REST AS SNOW
GRIPS ENGLAND
I A MMN. ( ly Ihe Associated
Press) Winter, reaching out Hs
icy hands, luid a tribute on the
bier of g'-ntle Alexandra. Knglaod's
'lueen uioHier. today, covering her
caske wM h a fleeey blanket of
uow us It was Irundled on a gun 'HtH-luterl Press) Kmoklug smong
carriage rrom the tTyip"! Hoyal lu tl. Woiiifh stoilentH lu the big col
S). Janu s palace to W'estmttiMler , i,.,,.- Iin,i tV(.rMltli.. iif tlir Pa-
Aldiey, where the ftltnphal of fun
eral services was held.
On arrival of the procession ut
the abbey, the Archbishop of Can
terbury read a brief service.
"Speedster" Comet Is
Caught by Sky Camera
( AMItltlOOK, Mass. lty the ,h
soclatcd Press Photographic sky
palrola maintained ut Harvard oh-
iierviitory has caught the "speed -iier"
among comets, according to
I Profesaor King of the observatory
'siaff. King chafaclerlEed the yeur
'of !.r retnurkalde for cornels. In -I
ause of the dhrov;ry of five new
I ones besides half a dozen periodic
tuni'-ta, r.hedulvd to rvappvar.
May Succeed Mellon
K 7
". ' Conitrt'vinan Tliomlurr. Itiuloi. of Ohio licit Hpriug In ivvprcusl
lo MKtvctt Aititri'W W. Mellon at MtM'nttary of tho treasury.
. McllfHi, awnllng lo unofficial but n lliiblo infoi iiiullon, Iuih
' lufuriiH'd lrttildrnt C'ofiliilgn tlmt lie UcslrcM u rctlru uricr llin
niw Inv Mil 1h HN4tf by t?onKrcHM,
. Illirluii iH llir irtiililt'iil.'H Kvlectlmi fur lite post. At pivscnt
lliiitou la a nivinlicr of tlio debt fumlliiu cnnuiiliwioa ami Iiuk luid
long experience hi sol'liur fliiancuil problems of tho govctiiiiicnl.
Ho foimerly was a Meunlor, ' - '
,BHipiEflXTFm
FUNDS DWINDLE
NKV1 YOHK. (By the Associated
Press) Leonard Kip 1 Hhluelund-
er' fortune is rapidly dlsuppear-
Ing as his suit lo annul his mar
riage to the duughtur of a negro
taxi driver proceeds.
There are indications that he will
be practleully penniless when the
trial ends. . '
In the preliminary licuiing his
counKel stated that bin, multi-millionaire
fattier had disinherited
hltn and that he had only a $300,-
000 legacy from his grandfather.
II lu understood that
the Cider
Ithlneluiid
der has nol advanced one
exnenses -
ixpeiiHi a.
cent for
NOT SELECTED
KI'CSKNK, Ore.
elated l'ress). A
(liy the Asso
denial that
u
i foot ha 11 coach for the next year
university officials.
Hoth John K. Movant, denu of
the school of physical education.
and I r. II. I Howe, member of
the -inivei sity at lite tic com mitt
expressed tlie opinion thut the an
nouncement by Athletics lUrertor
Karl yesterday at Heuttle was pre.
mature.
"Nib" I'rice, assistant coach of
the I Diversity of California, men
Honed In the Walla Walla din
patch as probable
being considered
they said.
new mentor, hi
among others.
Students of Pacific
('oast Oppose Smoking
KAN KltA.NPlHf'O Hy Hie As-
cirtc coast seems to be a matter of
individual conscience, with rutld
conscience, however, framing many
a stern dictum against the fragrant
fag. Nowhero does such smoking
iippear lo be any particular prob
lem, although there h no doubt
it i ,., i.wi.iiir...i i.. .....rn op
.... ...n'
TWO Kll,l, l I M.ur.
rilH'AOO fAP) Two nvh, one
a member of the police force, were
killed, and two others. Including a
policeman, were wounded during a
ahootlng affair hi a south side to
bacco shop loflay In which one of
the three usnaHiiUlft was describ
ed by the police aa Murtlu Ourkln,
fugitive police slayer. The attack
ers esji' p'.-J. ,
OREGON COACH
I'OUTl.AM). Ore. (Al'). MIks
MurmHe Kllveiiliorne, tlbrarlAn lit
UiHil (MilleKtf . bnltleil ami routed
u bill'ftlar who leaped tlii-uutcli tlie
window of Iter home nt l u'eltx'k
UiIm iiioriiliia und IiuhIimI, appai-
C'lllly tu.lils Ntirprlse, ion her.beil
POKTLAMI. On. (Al'). l.n-
(onio (liny, 1 7- ear-old ivclns",
burned lo li-nlli lodiiv In a flro
liioiiglit lo have been Hlmieil from
n kerosenn Iilliip exilislon in Ills,
Ilomu llere.
MI TIIKHSItAI (ill lit It I'
II. d. MiitherHbaugh, tailor ut the
Hot Lake KUiiutoriiini. uiin hiliirefl
Hie em in which he uuu re.'
jurnhw from r kin with n i iriv r
jurmng iiom i nion witti n paiiy or
rna cuts Thursdav ikhiii ik ddcil cm
-
lilt: net intt-iiieni. mill niiini iiiiu
llie dll. lt alK.nl a mile east f Hot
''"K,!.
X-rny cvamlnatlimi nrp lielmr
llioile lodny lo iletermine (lie elent
cif thu Injuries. Merrill lloylc
driver, nnd cithers In the car
raped without being hurt..
ooidix.i; has ji;ikt iay
WAKIIINOTOiV AI') One qf
I he several gift I ui keys sent to
('resident Coolldge graced Ihe
White Hons.- (aide Thursday night
al a feuat which rounded out a
(iile Thanksgiving day for Mr. and
Mrs. Coolldgc and htelr guesls,
.Mr, and Mih. Krunlt Ktearns or
IloHlon.
.The President nnd Mrs. f'oolidge
with their guests attended special
service t the Krsi t'ongregatloii
al church and hoard the ltv. Or.
.lason Nolde I'lerce deliver his
Thanksgiving sermon. .Special or-
gan and choir tuiisie filled nearly
all of the Hum m service.
Union Ends Victorious
Season With 37-0 Win
I MiiN. iHiii-rliil) Uoai h I'lttM (end run. hut was raiiiht bfhlnd tho
and his foothalt Imjm wound up n(, and ,nd to punt. ' Union triu '
th 1925 scatton r.a TiMiankHKlvliiK :a jonff 1IlflH which was caiiRht. the
Oay with a sweeping victory
(he local grtdirou when they met
und defeated the smaller but fnal
Knterpilse eleven by u score of 37
lo 0
The l'nlon line sinaKhlfli; macli-
Ine worked as it never hud worked
before and the visitor couldn't
I hold therm. Krnm one to firii
yards were aaln.-d in prnrtlrailv nil two plays netted l'nlon 13 mor-tin-
attempts throiiKh Knti-rpi Ise's i points. After hoth teams had
line. Ipunleil two or threo lime Urown
Knterprlre klrked off and Inlon eUrrled tho hall around the r Ik tit
forced h.r way lo the 2" yard line. Pmj an,. jerking loose from stark
then lost the hall on an orf.side )(.r( mniK. the third touchdown
penalty. Knterprise asaiu kicked litriir this quarter. .
tlils lime from behind the line and ' i nlon. us soon as the game he
to the 35 yard line, l'nlon curried Kun to be one-sldld. started using
the ball back In. eight downs und n,.r aecond squad and during the
Hutchinson went ovr for the first i UBt three quarters avnt In pructl-
neore. The kick was blocked. I II. ,
loo kkkd and Jiulerprlse trkd an I (Continued on Pa
CHARGES
BRED
IHuOURT
Prosecution's Witnesses
Dispite Col. Mitchell's .
Statements ' (
GENERAL ELTINGE I
ON STAND TODAY
Umpire in the Hawaiian
Maneuvers Sayr U. S.
Has Definite Defense
Plan for Pacific.
WASHINGTON (By tlie Asso
ciated Tress). Under a .ahower of
objections from the defense wnicli
resulted In tint production In ov
dence tot? some of hw war de
partment's secret files the prose
cution in tlio Colonel William
Mitchell courtmsrtlal today start
ed to anuwar tho colonel's charges
of Incompetency in tho nationul-
. air forces. .. ; . . . '
I Testimony of Brigadier Oeneml
LeHoy Bltlnge, umpire In the ro
cent Hawaiian maneuvers, disput
ed tho defense contention that tha
wur department had no plan for
defense In- the Pacific,
Tho witness added, however,
that the plans are so highly con
fidential, that they should not wo
discussed. .. . :j '
I
ATLANTIC CITY, (By the Asso
plnted Pres)rrrAj.Ubl,ult to re.
cover'' ,oi)l,ou I timifn from
the McKndden publications, ln7
puhllsliers of tit Nw York Even-.
Ing Oruphic, Is 10 be filed today in
tho New York supreme court by
counsel for tho Atlantic City chom
biT or commlerce.' i
Tho suit Is the outgrowth of n.
k.tIi-h of articles published by tho
Kvenlng Oraphlo In which It was
charged., that the Atlantic City
I hcauty pageant conducted hero
last Heptnmbor had been a frainn-
,IB' ,nat thu Jurv h,d been Picked,
"d t'1"1 "o girl had a chance to
win except thu one selected In ad-
vunro by corlaln motlou picture in-
loreow.
Hcrriot Fails to Form
Cabinet; Briand Called
AUIS (Al') Arlstkle Briand
aniM,mTU wo,"u -w
fiml 0,iIOuiKiiiiicnt of his new
aunoiiiuTd tonight Uo would delay
caoinci it ii i ii luuiurniwt .
f
ia RIH, . (Br tho Associated
i.vi.uu.-A-lutMa YtHanrl. fnrm.p
uremlnr. 'Cliuraday nllhk was mak-
nB his second effort of the week
to constitute a cabinet to succeed
tii J'ulnleve ministry, which re
signed Hundny,
former Premier Herrlot'a fail
ure to form a cabinet, summoned
to President Houmerguc Thurs
day afternoon, brought the crisis
back to the point ivhere it was at
the beginning of tho -week.
I'rincvilc, Votes Hallway liOvy
T'UIXKVILt.K, Ore Voters oC
the city of Prlmevllln yesterday ap
proved a 2u-ndll tax to nav for thn
Incomotlvn purchased during th
summer and to Caro for Indebted
ness Incurred In tho operation and
maintenance of the city of Prlne
vllle railway, which con
nects this city with tho Oregon
Trunk and O.-W. H. fc N" lines at
I Prinevllle Junction, If) mllea from
here.
The tax was for one yeur
omy.
runner ilropprd the ball alter cov
Tlnir about four yards and another
l'nlon boy foil on It.
fiktires. Come Qulekly
The second quartrr began with
Casper Kolnit over after a couple
of downs and naln In a few min
utes. h- made a second touchdown
following- a crisscross play. Them
ATLANTIC CITY
SUES LVFADDEN