La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 05, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON LEADINQ NEWSPAPER TEN PAGES TODAY. m CITY EDITION " THE WEATHER PORTLAND (AP) 'f Ore Ron: Generally cloudy to night and Sunday. www VOLUME XXIV. MEMBER ASSOCIATED FRE88 LA GF"NDE, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1925. MEMBER AB80C1A4TED PRESS NUMBER 48 OPERETTA ENJOYED BY BIG CROWD i "Belle of Barcelona" Is Successfully Presented by H. S. Students . SHOW DELIGHT TO THE EAR AND EYE , I - I 01 Final Performance Singers Directed by Miss Miller Will Bo Given This Evening.- M'lKlciil students of the I.il (Sraiule high school began their, two-night oiierutlcv caruei-H In a burst of glory Inst evening when they presented "'The llelle of lliirceliina," a Chnrl.'S .Boa flianey three-act operettu. beforo a house Unit continually Interrupted the progress of the production with wiivjs nf applause ill"! appreci ative liltl't H. Tlie . entertainment was a. de llghl bulh to the ear and to the eye. r'resh young voices blended 111 hiirliinniiK that Meeined like tlie spontaneous expression of youthful exuberance. Sinrlet and Bold cos tumes flashed color across the stiiBe In a play of brilliance that corresponded happily with the spirit of the production. Most-of the action was spright ly -and gn but tfiorc were dra matic moments to which Ihe yoniB people rose with li poise and bearliiB Hint would have done credit to older and more experi enced players. 1'nrlliTiilurly nolli -able was the case with which they maintained their characters through transitions froni . it.i-ulcla ; pnrtA ,to sungs. . 0MM-CIUI Well SllllHl. j . ' Of the operetta- Itself; It w is .generally conceded that re'w musi cal vehicle suitable for amateur wurU present more attractive 'mel odies. The villain's "A Hellenic Hold." Hie flower girls' "l.ove Is a llarileii," and the duet, "No! No! No!! will be hummed for many day after the score has been laid away. Tlie hiBh school orchestra and -Miss Helcnc Price, pianist. (Continued on Vsge Wlvs.) Mini... ii huiHlrtd Hi'Vflity clill'l-n-ii tiitcml' Hi-- public hi?!ioo1h of ,;i :i;in-l last iiinnlti. iim! UMl r Ihctii, wt-rr, ih HIh r iihsiiil nor tunly. - Th" i iintllMM Mt for N-pim1mt IiowimI ii n lni'rii.- or Kl pupilH nv r Hint of Hi" MioiUh lu fori. nv ronlititf to tti" iiiuiillily H-lort or J. T. lniKt'llow. iiM-rin1"iii-ii. Alt"n(;inn- In lint rlrmcntn rv svhoolx whs !tr,. I nr cent iii-rfiTi. iiml (lint in th" hl$rli Kt'lHKtl. Itr.M. , iMT. IMr nun .r. . in-- fi : r;i ml. Iuik mioiiH to r"'l proml of lnr prliool iiMt-ndiinrn n-rorUM. t;irtlcliirly thnm' of the hlah Hi hoot. whi-n' lrrt'iruhirlly In l l"nilnnrf Is nttiiiilly unirk'd. "Tlif1 Itifrli pfrff nliiff" Ih ilii", I inn ctmvlnceil. lo i hr rm-rh-y 1 luil V,. 1. Tuwlcr, prlnolpnl, dfVoti'M 1u thut purl or Ihr work Mm imt Intend nt iloclnrofl. if tlif visits to llti! frhool niiitlt- hy pun nlK diirinc the nmntli. n Inrm nuniln'r urc ntlrlhntU to I In- Intcrr.sl uroti.iLil liy .iii"rlcun .Ktluctitton wrek. PUPILS IKE GOOD RECORD Elks Secure Baker Man Fo r Me m o rial Services An tut Hat ion Is exl"iid"il tin t-t n rul public by th" Klkn of l.a C.rande lotla-. No. 4'Atl. to mod n lib I hem In commemoration of their departed brothers at the Klkn' temple ut 3 o'clock Kunday after noon. The memorial service will Im simultaneous with I how of Klks hII over Ihe world In every Fpot where Ihe brotherhood has been estab lished. Kranl; t Mei'ullotb, of Maker, an eitHiuent sH-Hkrr nud n 1"d'-r held iihrh In esteem Ihrouchuut the slat", nil) deliver the tiiemoHal ad dress hen-. Maker bdg'-. No. 33. will 1e nd'ln ul the sum hour by llttKh K. Mrady. esteemed loyal knlirhl of l- (inind". I dree. rit ualisl le een monlnK viH-al offi rlnirs. a roll ch and t'ie t nlocy wfll Hiippleuii nl Mr. .Mc'J'ul lcir part itn th" proirraiii, which will nlwrve tlie follwn order: "Funeral March (Chopin) Mm. J. A. Tedrord. Uicnlng ode Audience. Jack Hilary , Accusedof Burning Dbg Enters Plea of Not Guilty in Justice Court This Afternoon; Bonds Set at $150. Jack i:. Hilar-, 701 X anliue. aeellMil by lcwls Wetxcl of mnr liiit oil on Welz-el's inirchred lilcw cllyn iwlU'r "Ilex," uml thru wt ttitic llii) ilov afire, aiineareil before Itnlirn lliiuti l-j. Ilrailv this after ! noun shortly before 2 oVIiM'k In I flu. IilkIIiii t.f nciiee oihii'I. null piead.ii not miiuy to the i-imw. ilmlit;- lliaily net Monday after- II IIOII HI I OI'IWK B.1 H U'llllMl.e day for Hilary's trial, ami set liK liolllki nt iro. llllnry wus arrested about 1 o'clock thin afternoon - by rolicc Chief l-'lliil llnynes. According to Hie. chief or police, Hilary yesterday afternoon ' InlU ,jU of nil accident that occurred at. his place that p'sulled In th dcalh of Hi" dog Hilary, lli chief declares, su Id that "Werners doe and Ills dos were riglillnR and they brushed against a. bench, upsetting a can of oil. Later Hie Wctw-I duK, Hil ary said, came within range nf u lighted blow torch and untight .(Continued on Psgs Flv.j - COMMERCE CLUiT LUNCHEON WILL BE AT IMBLER The I'iKin county ehainber or commerce will drive to linbler Tuesday Tor one or the three stai ed out-oMowll meetings or,. tile year, and will be served n chicken dinner nl Ihe I. II. V. I''. l""l ! the women of the liidiler I'urciit Tcucher association. I'Ytink MeKeniion, an Imbhr member of the chamber, will be chairman of Ihe proBram. Thi MpIIllt,.rH wlM ,. w. T. I'liy ol Hot Lake, and Charles Weaver, a fruit grower or Inibler. Mutfle by Miss Kama llaxler. vocal Wololrt. and hc clmiiilir? '. 6f eoinnfeice nuartet. .' . ' ' . The chamber or commerce lmlds ill or lis leveling In tM t'.ramie toil three. The exceptions take the members to linbler. Island City and Perry. 1 Retail Dairynicn May Organize Association j . . cording to 1v- Ueynolds. prominent dull yiiian , of I ni'Mi rodiity. then; will Iip a n;tull ilalry HH'h'.H mci'ilntr In Mid hi Imt uT roiiniii-'rcn orfk-fK mxl WVdm-siluy I I'Vi'iuni;. i in; pitriiuw Mtif? Is to work out a couD'Tullvi- tin-'-iiit'iit on ini'thcuJH of IninilHiiK' nilllv, hii'tiKlint; Hiinlliiry nn uurs uml s n nil dlMtribution. '.Il lXii; TO J.KTUiN .Imlip; J. W. Knowh-H In ps-pi.-i-luil to return lodny from lin trrpiiw- In nntk-Ipalion of Uu adjourneil h".hmIoii of i-lriMii! rourt wlilrh will op'-n nt tin roiirlhu in" ln-Tc al u. ni. Motidny. II. IE. Ilunim. wh-i liun I n wllh tin- jndK" n- portlnt; tin- it-iruliir m-kIoii if WuMowii counly rourt. Is "xp"ft td to roiiK' with liliil. (if till- flvf ruH-s st rortrlnt. 1 1 itrt rrliiilnal mid two, rlv II. tH'in and JIikji Iuivc tli op"iilnr ciikc, in which th"Hlal! t'liurp")! Allin lelun"y with a statutory caw. Carl (1. HHim, UlHlrli't allorni-y. will prom-culi'. I'OUII.AMl C M 11,1 Ml.lti;. M. KhiTHti ln, nw Ih-iiiI of. tho pollen department at I'orlland m weillntf t'hlef WattH, was In town yesterday, the ffiMHt of t'lih f (.'Hut llaynes. llheiHleln comm-h from the east and Is sp'-ndlnt; n aliort time looklmr over the slate befon he settles to Ills desk In I'orlland. it j Chamber of Commerc" qnarl"!. Opening rituailHlIc ex rels s i jt t!rand" lodie. I'myer Chaplain of tin lodire, Itoll Call of "Our Absent Mro th"rs" Secretary of the lodire. Kuloiry It. J. tired, past, e alt"d ruler. ' Itarltoii" sold (Selected ) Uuy mond O. Williams. Addreiw- Itro. Cmnk C. M.H'ul- !oeh. linker I'Mlffe. So. 334. Violin solo "Kellgeso l J. Mndsey. floMng rltuulistlc eji.-rclsi s Th" lodjr". . I'ledr' Of nllegltiliee- Andlene". Men-dlctlon Mev. Il.-nry W. I'srker. pastor of the MeiioliKt Kpiseopal ehun-li. "liecejwional" (Hand' l) Mrs. J. ; A. TVdford. I On tin memorial rotninltte- n 'tharire of the ex'TClsi-fl an Jllde Im.-s.Iv. M.nry J. Miller. 'lmeje I. Herrjr. Henry K U m and vjam' V. Andren a Victor r:ktejr. Orson I Hrant, Chester Thompson and Har "Billy Up' Colmi.-I "Hilly'' .MlUliell, Vtoriuy IMlrclM of the ult t'ontrori-sy and now mi trial licfon a ifonrl ntniilnl, l.s licrc pk'ttmMl as ho st'ai-s (ii tell iiotliliiK but the truth nt 1m takes Hit; wUiicm Kgg 'marketing and' fe"d bitylui; were the two tii-Un topk'M . dlscili sed .vesb rihiy aflernoon .yheii ' n dozen meitilter.-i of the I'uion 'oim ty ttoopt-ratlve I'otiltry association liiel in Ihe orilce or IL ih Avery. i;oiiuty agent. Arranceiuent:; wT" made for the first annual iiii-cMur of the u-vso-eiaion to be h"ld Hnun thit" in Jan uary, at which time ofiii.-ers . for I he ensuing year will br v eleeR-d. Th" iiHsocialinu was. first oikhii l."d November -1, r.-4. but 11 ww not until Kchruary I, i:i2r. Miat they b'gaii cooperative est; mar keting. The present orrieerH are: Wil liam Kami)"!', of Meilii'ii Springs. preHltlent: (borg" t Mill of Kruit dule, vice preshb-nt - and It ex Cirfggs, of l.'nion. stjeretary... Men's Forum Campaign Will (lose Tomorrow ! . Mplri'.-d etMitp"tilloii l"lwiii the ':ill"" and the "Red" im-inhcrs of the M"ii's Koruin or the M-thodtst church which has been under way lor th" pa si ihrei- weeks, will be Concluded tomorrow momlnc The I'HlueH" led by i". i. Iniuninu wre in lb" lend hist Sunday nu basis of new meinlti-rs allied ' and siis laini'f) attendance al the meeMiiKS. Appreriiillng MiIh the. "Ued" ele ment, led by ( 'hairman Jolmson. luive ganoid up during Hie wetk and are golnu Lo pull somelhlnf; tomorrow morning t hal will l"av" tlie 'llliies" gasping, iwcurding .to Mr. JnhliHtJii. . , Tli- losers in ih" ciimpaiun must pay the cost of I1m first social Kath- ring of Mm- year lo lie held nexl. Tuesday evening. Tip lopic which K. I. Towler, lender, will discuss and around which C; round-table will hinge, is "is Mod'Tii Proicrt-ss I Mi" to Hii-frior Intellect or J d vine I'laii. (irazinp;. Policy (o Be Settled by Congress WAHl IINCTON ( fly Hie As -einl.il I'r-HJ). (M,I'"tHlcni lo enit ferrlng any "vente'1 rights" tipon preM'ot nseis of wentcrn rims s was i-xpress'd In " KlateiiM-nt to day by t lie d iiarlittelil of ug-1-cillt arc. The hijit tnt nt, declared Hie ptd iey upon whteh frtJizltij? fc-s It- POULTRYMFN PLAN MEETING based' should 1m- st tiled by eon- I jm-. and Dial a fair sett, ment of dirr,-r,,neK xlsllnir ltwe. n slfM!;-1 men and th forest service won) I J not be dirrieull. i Alt'i l JilAli st i:l..iifMM j .-ilH AItTIIY's MlUlltl, HOT I, A K K, t Sm IiiI ) . A di- . c"iKiton itf arb-rial w-h-ronts and' tin ne-. I of w at' hinir ctf.s-ty fur 1 kldn-y dim um-n wnn nlv n at Hot , (j.kf )Mst nltrld by li H. H. Me. 'arthy. of the sanatorium frtHff. , lr. ild'arthy's talk was th feu-j ture of a n ell httt-ndf d proKram. ttther numlM-rs wr a piano solo! by Miss Margaret Marty and a vo cal uio Hud a rcaOyinj; by fc. A. i rot a. - ?y Finds Mrs. Tucker Not Guilty Woman Freed of Homo Brew Charges; Charles La Bine Fined $100 and Costs Today. Mrs Kllznhelli Tucker ww ac riuitled by tho jury Hint hcurd her rase In th JusUu4 of I In peace court yesterday afternoon. The verdict wus returned about hulf an hour after tho jurors withdrew for deliberation. Tho defendant had been accused or iHeifi'-l posaesslon. foilowlnsr the finding' of 80 quarts of home brew jn the cellar of her house by pro hibition officers early lit Septem ber. Mugctiu A-Sliwlll wits her nt torney. This afternoon Mrs. Tucker Will appear In the juvenile court, to contest the charge of delinquency that ha been filed agaln.st her Ifi year old dauvrltter. feota Tucker. Ijoota's fatlier, John Tuckr of Kl ffin, will also atend the lieu ring". Judge L'. G. Couch will try the case, at Z o'clock Miss Tucker was one of the prin cipal witnesses for her inolhor in t he justice court yest erday. She is walking with crutches, one foot being helpless from an In feci ion that Is Imnduged utmost to her knee Judge Couch has a second juven ile case lo hear this afternoon u charge of. delinquency against a 13-year old boy that wa filed by tlie boy's mother. The youngster Ik accused of habitual truancy ond Incorrigibility. His case is set for 4 o'clock. t II All I J, S IA HIXK AOMITS ' GtlJT; HAYS moo mm: Charlea Jji Bine admitted 1o Justice ilugh T Mrudy . In court this morning that he wilm the own er of the flasks of whiskey; that prohibition officers pulled from j under a hidden door in the floor nf his bedroom when they raided the I'Yench n-ntaurnnl ih? ufti'i noon of Nov.u. The flonrt imposed a fine of V"n find flpfhs, Wlilch the det'. iiilanl indd. rle liad i been frr J uf fii ejirller charge of wiltf of whiskey. Jack La Hi lie. proprleto ' of thJ l'reneh rests urant, was convicted of possession by a Jury of nvn.hiKt week, lie has nppealed the dc"is lon to the circuit court, where his eu.ve probably wllii bu trl'jil d'M'lng the 1'Vbrnary term. 11. I Hefs has served as defend ant's eounsel for (III threj of the li lUn cunt:H.- . ; ESTATE MAY GO TO STATE A search for the relative)' of the late Mrs. O. CJ. Hamilton whose tra gic death following two-day after filial or h"r husband I'-ft an estate of about 9H10 without any will lo provide for Its disposal has dltt-clos'-d no hclr.s to date, itccordiu lo A. V. Andrews, who whs ap pointed admiuisl rator by Hi" cotnu ly court on Hie n;queHt or rouduo tor friends of th" llamillotis. CllteS W!nl followed to Mrerk"H- ridge. Mo., mid to Cedar Ha pi Us la,, but they led to no Information JU4 to possible heirs. The estate will fall to tin slate of Oregon If Ihe search does not disclose Ihe extKteiieo of relatives wIMiln a. few months, Ihe admjnlslrulor uald to day. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton had five children, but all of them dl"d In Infuncy, A mother and a sister of Mr. Hamilton survive him. but t h"y cannot share in the esiaie since th" entire itmount ()f t fell al his death to the widow. Hhc (Continued on Pab Fire.) Buying Circulation Coverage !HI-nnd-mlw rlrt'tilfitiiin, scat lcn(l elniilslkm. dfMititful clr ciilallmi I bar the kind nf clr-4-nlnHiHi an ailirtirr JHi;H NUT WANT. It a H-te ir good nHMipy lo buy such cu -I omer 4tfiitiit. TIm (Hwnr'w rlrt'tilalmn mer age K high lHfao-r resder-lii-lter? K high. Nih. imly iha Tin llrrrr iimit thr My f lm rainlo anil rtiml Ulttrk-t heavily, Imii tlie amc l Irw nf mailer mn In IIm iTninly. Iti I'rrry. for example, out of 81 occupied Ihmim" Hit Olen-r-r In lelHereil lo It hy mr Her em it eieiiing and 1 1 liy mall. 1'list, ctniilallini iii rragv of laliie. Olnerter Adtf rtlrtln A MeJTliJUidi&uif kcrvkje." COIIGRESS CONVENES III Mill! Leadei-s Making Arrange ments for the Opening m Session of Solons PRESIDENT TURNS TO NEW SPOKESMEN Liquor Fight Expected to Develop in legislative Chambers; Drys and Wets Organizing. ' WASHINGTON (My the Associ aled. Tress) Carrying to fruition (he, policy of a new deal In party leadership which ho Inaugurated coincident Willi Hie Cleveland con vention Inst year. President Cool Ulge Is expected to turn to several new members of the senate ua ad ministration spokesmen In ' that body. , ; . . Ah h has In tho past,' Hie. presi dent will confer with Ihe duly con stllUled Kepubltcsn leaders of the acnute on mat let s of legislation and of policy. -Hut when II. comes to selecting his spokesmen his choice likely will fall upon Senator Butler of Massachusetts, chulrtnan of the llepubllcaii national com mittee, and several' others who un just beginning their senate careers. This wits Hie course he took at the speclul, senate session lust March after ho had resubmitted the nomination of Charles Beceher Warren of Michigan, lo be attorney general. The president wuntud the I M m M'..-n.n tut. .In u rii.r h? hud been attacked because of his dtfiiier sugar connect lotm and he culled upon Senators Hutler und OUIutt', of Muusachusetts; Hlng hum 'of Ponnncticut, and Ooff of Wfit Vlrginlh, lo make that roc- , in.y i unci in iiiiMv. . l'rowiit lmllmtlons - !! "1 Ii'hI HiiakpwiiPn for Ihe mltiilnlHtrtitloii III liavi' a riilrly luixy llmi' UurlnE tin' first urBHlnn of Hip ni-w.onn- irnas, wfik'h nifHn Moniluy. Tlw udiiiintHl nitliii'H ultllndi' on tlio roni irif und tin? comlllL't- of tin army mill niivy di'iiirlini;nls. with ri'Kn-ct lo nvlutlon urn c.?rlnlii 10 fiirniali iiolnlM of lilltiT Hlliick 111 llti Iiciiiw an well U8 the Hi'liate. U'i.ilrrii Nt'llnlurM nn Urouwil out IIm- Mil iml km wllh leslxMl to the nilinlnl-triitliiii uf Ihe rtilnina- ' (Cnnllnimd on Puice Five.) . MINERfTE!5CAPE FROM COIX)RAIK) TUNNEL ALIVE M;in;iii.AM), I'oio. (ii.v iim A'-Mxlateil I'nw) '1'wenl.v-twti miner.'. enttiliilH'd In Ihe l alrvleu iiiIim near hen. fur nearly JH hours. rolloKilur an onllireak of fire, loilny I'llierged fnnn the mine nllie. ItnlM'rl Niepheiisoii, miner, anil Charles llerilllt, re-ieuer, are diad, the reMilt of lielnit oier fiiine hy ism fumes. I'n-ntler .Virrln, nieinlMT of the resell" crew, In III a erllleal comlllloll from Ihe deadly foiiies. J. W. Lillie Appointed Penitentiary Warden HAI.KM, Ore. f My Hie Aasoel uteri T'ress) .. W. I.lllle,- deputy warden, was today appointed war den of Hie state penitentiary s'lf eei 'ling A. M. lialrymple, r"sineij. 1,1111" had H' ' ii deputy win bn under lialrymple, und prior to that time aerfed an deputy under Johnson Kmlth. Ttiiuiediat'-ly aftT hl.i npiwint iik nt today, f.ltlle a.nnoufleed bis iippoiutiu"iit of I'aplaJn V. H. Hol d ii. prison guanl, as his deputy. Hairy m pl's resignation. an nounced aftr fi conriTnce wllh tin governor this morning. Is con- ul.li.ro.l I tin c.utall lit ta iirkunll lirrilk I l,.ul k ml ..I..I uiilui-niu-lil lltlfn. voraldc criticism Jcvelh d nl his prison iidinlnlstratlon. Clarick Theater Will Open .Next Wednesday The I'larlek theater. ' Ihihcr's nent-at show house, will throw Ps doors opii to Hi publte WcdlP'S duy evening. Inc. 9, with tho sIiik prs'niatloit of "Blossom Time." Tha f'lMrhk Is mid to rank Minim the fimst tliful'TK In Kuitlcm On gon. Tin- enttr- m ork of t iuodi IIiik Dm old Maker theah r Into the new i "la rick Iihs leen Miidr the p-r. Ktnal suiH rvtsloit of Churl 1. Milh r. I Ommle art hlleef. TIm staire dsn In-en creeled wHi faetl II leu tn ui-eommislitfe the entire sit i tag of Hi largest- of road shows. The m-cond offering of the Oar- lek will bv the photoplsy "The :i':rry V1Jg.1, aturtlu; tiiuriiu)'. Places Career First f'- ' ' "I waul lo be ail olil nmlil," Ih the way Laura l,a l'lante, nun le star, aiiiwini (he question: "lovp or Career?" , "I Ki t marrleil? How rlillciirmis," hIio xays. "Wliat of my cmver? It'H dlfflmitl lo Mar a ail apromMl iHwk and as ail a tns. Ilia then, lliev all try It and I'm iirobably no exeeptlon. Hut I'm not lookhifr foruard to uiariiagu lik thu iiiinietllaln fu- . ture." '-' . ENDORSES TWO iflEEONIN WASHINGTON", (By the Aasocl nled l'rewi) Hrnpondllilf to l'rcal deiil t.'oollilKe'H reiiiiesl that ' lie pri'ent the iittnie of a IJemocrut and a Itepiililienn for a place. Men. alor McNary, or liregon, today en doraed frank I.. Hhtlll, Itepubllcan, and Marflhall N. liana., democrat, as uatliifuL'tory candidates for mem herHhip oil the Cnllnd Htatea tdilpitiff board from (lie north lfac- Irli; coast, to snuceed ilert is, Hun- ey. . . .''- L MKIU'Oltn, tire. (Ily thw Ahsj- clated Cress),---The jury th Hie cam of Omar W. Murphy, charged with maiislaiiKhtcr, returned , a verdict of guilty late yesterday. Murphy Ik chanced wllh havhi,' sevrely beaten his wtfef follow inir a qiianral, from thu ctfuclH of which site died. The defense counset. ntlllUUIlced an appeal will be made. ( Phy Tells of Work of State Kujrjcnics Board COVK ( Special). Dr. W. f T. Thy. of Hot Lake, addressed stud ents and raculty members yester day afternoon when a special as sembly was held. ' !r. Thy is v. grad laic of the Cove high school, his parents having o ned t hat I'oints" during his boyhood da vs. J A iiiemlMT of the slate eugenics i board. I r. Thy (old of the work that organisation is doing, of fur ther work it must do, and of the importance of school students be ing taught i tie principles ami iih- lorlam-e of etitreue piinelples. H" explained briefly Mendel's law of, heredity, showing how 11 uffec.H our everyiiay life. A tribute lo Marvin Hanhli, president of the Cove student body in 'i'S. uus paid by !r. I'hy. who had always sponsored 1 'an lets' dairy work and w ho had glv n him B"Verul'piirebred Hohitelns to erhlbit. ' Hr. I'hy also told tin assembly of Hi pleasure sanatorium g newts had tpxperienerd when the Coe oreh-ntt.i played al ilot Lake last v Inter, und extended an Invita tion to n-s at the performance. j;-i;MiMti,st if.l.. II Kiss l-; I, s AI'). IWmer l.iupreM Charlirtlr, nt lethi, graiely III and la rcjiortcd to be WIFE BEATER mm Ii:!iUi rup'-uly. i 1 i. 1 X IRA hi hwanm, Wig; -Air.-niiir. yard Kipling pa-ed the latt night lat . night MiM-e lio contriw ud piicumunla. SAt'ltAMlONTO . (AD A hm- chil dlsatcli to t be Sari amento Bco bays ihat an cmittlon of laj scii Hak comimiiccit at 7 o'clock Mil nuiriiiiig nutl that great votunm of Mike Is rolling out, HAHTJXmn, Conn. (AP). -TIm Hartford Coiiranl snys toduy tlmt Alia Naxinion, traKcillcii, tin dis closed that although fdtc und Charles Bryant,' formerly her 1cal htg man, lUixl together 1 1 ycut'ri, they iicut initi-Hcd. Hryunt mar ried Miss Marjorlc Gilliooley lad. iiiniilh and ilcilai-cil hi applying for a license lie was not married. . CABIMCT gt lTS. KI IIMX (AC). Thn Herman cabinet, headed by Chiuiccllor 1m thcr, resigned Ualay In accortlam' wllh I.ulher's niiiiotiiiccnient M'lor to liocarito pa l signing ccremottv. It Is cm at 'ted Hint l-uthcr will Imv , asked to form a new inhiMry on 'a ciNililloii liasls In sympathy with tin aims of the Ijocarno sccurjly iiocriim, A ASHIti'M (Al'). Indead of accepting an Imitation lo confer wllh Itepuijiican MnaloiH toduv. M'uutor liii l-'ollclti of WlMiiiihln, today met with the Wisconsin It' ptihlicaii hisiirgmit t'lniKiessnmii, and afterward announced that u statement would he Issued tomor row "mcelliig tin lsjiic biiuaicly.'' Preservation Resources WAHHINC.Tn.V, (By the A:m.cI- al"d l'ren) freserxatlon of the grsxlug resources of the publle tlo- maln through leKlslaltou authoriz ing the sratitiliK nt gra.lng per mits by Ihe gov-1 iimeiit. was iirued In Ih annual rHirt of Willla in Mpry, commlHsloiier of tin- general laud orrtce, nlH' public today by Secretary Work. The commissioner also proposed the repi ui of t he slot k-ia.iMiitr homesleitd net, anieudm'nl of the general liomrslead law to permit delay In eslattlihliielil of resldenee Whlle land Is being preparvd for cult a t Ion, and Increase, in the area whli h ihhv be sold al public atictlcMl Ms biolliled tracts. An aerenice of publh land total IIiik 3.i4l."9j whh entered during the year by homftendertj mtd M. 'J1 fins) enl.rrs of ail kinds were approver! fur patent. ItecelplA (if the federal gnveril m iit from hotiusi-s.. royalties, and rentals under the inw provi'tlng fur leiuieii nf ndneral rtieli !- on the public dciuaiii iufKreuated fK.7st 7dH. llHwallati ftoieriior 1tiHirts WAHIIINHTCN. (Hy the Assml n led Press) I'rompt and unques tioned reeognltlon of American clt Uciu ti'U lu the Uuwuiiiiu laUada ALICE IIS, SUIT LOST Leonard Kip Rhinelander Fails to Secure Sep- aration from Wife JURY ANSWERS IN FAVOR OF MULATTO Scion of Aristocratic' Family Receives Set back When Verdict Is Read. WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. (Ily tlifl Associated I'ress) Leonard Kip Rhinelander lost hia annulment suit against Ills mulatto wife, Alice Jones, In a verdict returned by the ' jury which beard the case. Answers .- favorablo to Mrs. -Rhinelander were returned to alt seven : questions propounded to tho jury except the first and sev. : enlh. f Tlie flrtd, that of whether tho' defendant, is of colored blood, had been conceded by tho defense during- tho trial.. ' The Jury made no answer to tho seventh, which aaked whether tho plaintiff lived with the defendant after he learned of the. defendant's colored blood. i After receiving tho verdict, thu court reserved the decision. Tho Jury hearing the suit hand ed a sealed verdict to tho court clerk at 11:30 o'clock last night and then went home. At that time 1t was announced the -verdict would bo opened by Judge. Morschauscr at 111 . o'clock this morning.' .;'' , In answering tho other five questions, the Jury found. Mrs. Kltlnelandar did not deceive i,eon- ard as lo her negro blood, eit! : positively or- negatively .and did nu'-conceul "(.hui fact .o Ind'ueu 111 in to murry r Her, and that, hn would have married her oven had lie known she had negro blood. , ROCKKOHD, 111. (By the A3 flociutod Preas). The affection ojf it jMonlunu, cpwboy for. semi-wild , horses of ills tiutivo rsnges limy ' cost him his life. Frank Lilts, MUe City. Mont., , cowboy, burning that horses ru's-: od a ranch where he had he-n working werw being shipped r . flock ford for slaughter ut a nor bo . nieut packing plant, came here In tending to dynamite tho ptanr and wan seriously wounded in Uiu attempt- , Hn wnn found In a thicket whoro he crawled after being shot hy a detective who discovered him plac ing explosives tn the wall of the' ulu.nL All SMITH'S HON. WIriiH'Kn - , NKW YOUK (AP) Arthur Smith, 18-year-old son of Governor Hinlth, wcrctly married Miss Aim Hess, C, Albany, u. year ago, it was learned Friday night. His fa ther did not learn of tho romance until Hie young wifti became u mother u few dayii ugo. of Grazing is Advocated when Ihfy lire traveling to any other part of the United States, was urged in the annual report of w. It. Karri ngton. Oovernor of Haw aii, made public today hy Secret ary Work. The Issuse wn.t. hroiiRht about, the report declared by the refusal or Immiftrntlon orrichilB nt Hawai ian ports to uccept birth certifi cates lssu-d under territorial au thority. The territorial . legislat ure Iuik aulhorixed a commission 4o eomr to this country to call -il- lentlon In Hie situation In an ef fort to obtain relief. The report said that conditions generally In the Inlands were satis- factory, and that business with th mainland Vmomited to $I7G.'MH. H'M. during the last fiscal year. Kport to foreign rouiHrk were valued al t,t04.64f and Imports Vj.i&7.l2!. Activities of the HawHliiin Homes Coinudsfion were described as b'dtig so satisfactory 111 settling lands by Ainerlean clHsens of Haw aiian ancestry that an extension of It work to additional ureas Is be I liev-d Justified. Oovernor Karrlugton described (he luerease number of tourists vi siting the Island as creating a new Industry which was looked upon. With I'lturat lu Uiu I.!uuUs, WOULD-BE fMG 11 SHOT